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EDUCATIONAL.

D NJ K CIAL COLLIE
- No. 416 SEVENTH sr H'
OPpoStfe the GtneraI Post OHce, Washirgtos Citv.
,Armorian System of Penmanship, Booxkeeping.
MeIcdhtle orns and Cali ulatIons, Business Cor
rrespohdence' BUS Of Exchan:e, Current Bills,
commission sales, Gran mar and Arithmetio
I{-A Preparatory Class for Bows '"''i0''0'
shfp' Laoie' VIII be instructed in fine penman-
Rooms open from q m. to 10 D. m. For terms
ma 2t-sm WM. w. YOUNG &c co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
=, NEW ARRANG EMEST.
MS Wen known and popular Seminary, which
ai Deen SO successful under the entire care of Mrs
H. Richards tor more than ten years will be onened
on the FIRST Monday in September next undqr The
nnlIed m u SUPERVISION and instruction Of Mir and Mrs
f. HiCH ARDS, IN the well arranged and deli ght
fully located Union Academy Building For rartio-
ulaTs see circulars at all the Books maz3t tf
M,s MRS; McCORsICK's SCHOOL.
NIRS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform he,
friends and the public generally that she will resume
ihe aates oi her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
fho eoerEs OF -..dy win comprise .tf tn.
ton. S@
In addition to her day scholars she is de.irous OF
reoelyns INTO her family a fow pupils as boarders
ased rom 10 TO years, who will be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight.
ner arrsngeinents for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwlse improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference 10
neI schOol maJ apply to w. ID. Wellsch, Editor
For terms snd further partioula-. ssply nt hs,
jI 2,-n
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THK CATTLE DISEASE IN MAssAcHUsYrrs
The Introduction into Massachusetts of the cattIe q
ulseaseI known as pLsurO-pnsxmonia, its rapid
spread tnroughout the eastern section ofthe State
the contagious character usually attri buted To n
ana the absence of any known remedy or preven
ZION snort OF the sacrifice Of every animal ex-
and people generally throug hout the State the
worst aPprehensons, and to create serious alarm
Ehe Massac chusetts legislature, at its annual ses
sion, 10 order to guard against what then an
pesieo possible contingency, passed act pro-
viding for the appointment of board of com
mlssloners, three In number, with absolute
powers over every herd of cattle where the dis
ease 9aa made lis appearance, or where they be-
appropriation Of $40 900 to paw for such animal.
as might be killed by their order Gov Ranks
appointed an intelligent commissioner. nnder
whose direction, as the disease has rapidly devel-
oped itself, In town after town, and county after
county, great numbers Of animals have been
slaug htered and yet after the expenditure of the
sum appropriated, the evil 10 scarceiy CHECK ed
ana threatens to extend, not only over Massachu-
sets, out throughout the country In fact IL has
II the accounts are correct already made it's ap,
Pearance In several places In Connecticut where
tns alarm Is becoming general, and Legislative
action Is loudly demanded
Under this state Of facts the Goyerno, of Massa
cnusetts, acting upon the demand Of the commits
doners, and under the advice of the Executi We
council, has called an extra session of the Iepis.
,a.u,e, M. wnien met at Boston on the Both day of
q y L.
ana olrecfsg what further steps shall be taken 10
arrest the alarming evil The only plan thus far
sgreeo upon oy the commissioners and others who
nave the subject is TO ktH ali
OF exposed animals but at the rate the disease is
Spreading, such course will be not only enor-
~ iSousy expensive to the State, but means sure
~ enscnng tne purpose sought Complete isola-
Soh OF tue animals on the farms TO which they
belong, and prohibition, under severe penalties.
rom removing them without leave from the
p,VRef sutnoflues is one OF the means suggested,
while others propose to establish line-t6e Con,
inecllcut nyer-oeyond which westwardly no
animal snail De allowed TO pass. To this IL Is re-
communicated 70 animals on the west side. and
that therefore this plan will fail. 80 $50
Tne subject 10 one Of vast importance, not only
to New England, but TO the whole country: sinee
II the disease is not speedily arrested, its spread
over other sections cannot well be prevented. and
thus immense injury may be indicted upon the
cattle-growers, and considerable Inconvenience
cansed TO beefeaiers and milk-consumers of the
whole country.
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Green, who mastered the game, is not un-
worthy of being ranked among the b;,hs-
games of intellect and skill
wrestling and gladiatorial games take the
place among the amusements of the upper
RANK, that horse-racing and exhibitions of
boxing and ring fighting do with us. Athlete
trained to immense size and strength are kept
In greater or less numbers by the princes and
dignitaries, who match them against each
other In regular ring. They wrestle and
fight, not with fists, but with their heads. bat
tering each other and attempting to knock
each other over by running their heads full
tilt against their opponents. These huge mon
sters Of flesh are much gratifed at praise for
hne points, and have each a cognomen setting
forth their peculiar prowess or claims-sucR
ms the Dragon Of the North" &C.
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POINT LOOKOuT.

POINT LOOKOUT
n 70 Onderslgned, long aud well known to the
HuaveIIing pubic as proprietor Of the City . a
notel, alexandria. Va, and the United vEA0
Eates ,hotei In WASH gton city. has lesIE
saseH Tor term OF years the magnificent 6sS s b.
raVlilon 3 the numerous cottages connected with
iI, recently erected at Point Lookout the point OF
luncuop OF the Potomac with chesapeake Bay and
naVins Iurnlshed them In q style eq uA TO that of
any other watering place in the United States W IN
open the establishment the 18th day of June ne a
!o1 he reception OF visitors, his arrangemepts he.
OF at least 750 guests.
Point Lookout. besides being des ,ryedly the mos,
Ian,ous pIaoe IN all America for fine Oysters Hor
sh, SOFT Crabs, eeph: sd, Maokerel and an
etner SAT- water luNurles POSSESSES finer faoilites
LOT Surt bathing than even Cape Nav while the
uaoR country ITnmed dIately adjoining It-inoludinr
the Dnyes, Partridge and Woodcock Sbootin,, =,
&c. &C., 6fe.-oher sdyauteges together, superior of
rose 3l ehy other watering place this continent
,ba ateS views from the Pavilion and from eli
me cutSages are extensive, vaued, and charming
mne health OF the point is unexcelled BY that Of
regions, and the aooess to il BY steamers
1oin baIumore, Washington, Norfolk, and Rich
mono, VIII probably be daily TO and from each Of
tnose clues He has spared no expense in proyld-
ing hne Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boats
Ior hlfe, or 'n stockng his cellars with the best
wines. Liquors, &c In shnrt. his patrons will
nna AZ thelr command every luxury and comfort
optAlhaDie a. any other American watering place
. MS terms Tor board, by the day, week or month
lot individuals or families. will be reasousble
hla % uI1olI LOGAN %. SMITH.
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IL An extraordinary case has been submitted
70 civil tribunal of Lyons A cobbler, tinker,
ana small tradesman, pleaded, each against the
9.ner, 70 oe declared sole owner of what they all
described as the most marvellous discovery. name.
ly, the placing of lamp on the heel of a boot,
win pipes running from it beneath the sole so as
70 neat the foot After examining the different
PreehIlons OF the PARTIES the tribunal declined to
pronounce on the question of ownership. hut con.
oemned the cobbler and the trader to pay the
tinker 150f. for work done
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HOTELS. &c.
HY6EIA HOTEL,

OH PoINI COMPOST, VA.
This celebrated Seaboard WATERING pace loc.
ES ted IN inli view OF Hampton Rosds and A a
na., ss bs5, and At the first military yE
Eii De ready for the reception Of visitors On the
Bee ides the attractions of the military e.tahli.h
ment me and the hne sBll of Pare presented in the
9id Point Comfort il peculiarly curatiye Eot o.
nneemausm, NJ Is apost sp sclfc; and for its
70 make reference to Mrs Dr. Linn. I1 ltcf of 80
iate senator LinnJ and to the secretary of war
A spacious new building and supdry improvs.
ments e aad largely to the Accommodations and com
ioris OF the appJoachlug season.
The management of the Hotel and n h,,,r...
matters conneeted with it. are und ar the clpsIye
oharse OF the junior partner, Mr.. Willard.
JOS. SEGAR.
&. G. WILLARD,
ma " I'M
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WOOD AND COAL.

w A ~ ID
Delivered to all parts of the city AZ the Iowes,
possible rates.
,,-,. II ]. & w. NJ. GAIT
ma IN north side
FHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
Il, an extensive stock of FUEL, is prepared to
WOOD Sawed and Split any size
Gall and sec for yourself
h. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
ma 10 - r. corner of Fourteenth and G sts
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RRNT.-The undersugned hs.
- two houses for rent at Kendall Green, each
sschsd. The situ,ticn is elevated and perisctiy
healthy, offering peculiar inducements 20 one Who
mosPhefs Of The city. ~ A Stable and rocdSSsT A..
attached TO esoh house and pump OF pure water
tsnsn the rent s VII ifs S% sss door, To good
The residence known - Rose Cottage, consist
sy Is for .as TS. Ss Sou.. 'ss .
ior the present oSPer and has many convenienees
care has been expended in the seeotion OF ohosoe
variety Of fruit and shade trees.
s9d there rss.o6 i % Sssys s sscS
Distance from eat, Post oaOe.Ilx Wiles,. Ad-
0rss. %.r 81 Is5tsF or IN person. VIM sTickNEy'
FOR SALB-A small FARM ofso sores, situated
H. a. the Latts Fails, hayipg ocmfortsble veil,
snd &stsf.d Within su, ssSs 49,
scrss IN cultivation the balance in handsome wood
Senoe bsafP ee4ssoty Ssssss s a country Es
ia. Ne Sih sds: iSspsf. cSsin is'.: Bsss.
Ss .usd -four ST q -s
dAn, with new dwelling house With four rooms and
good fencing and will be sold low or exchanged for
c, city ! GT9geTty and on poder.ts terms The Ispd
to ny. ", p 3. tSfoRBhTr' over Bank Of washinstSa
TOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE
on IhITteenth st one door above g st., north
No 42s, lately occupied by Captain Lee Z. :. n
JOS ABBoT ase betwssny asy 18th nsHFf and s
sts ms1 q -
FOR RENT-A small sToR e, corner Of 9Th ct.
ana Penn, avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel,
suitable for barber's saloon or cigar store For
Information lnsuire at the Hotel. mar 50
FOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the build
y ing immediately opposite the west wing Of the
CITY Hal, recently occupied BY Chas. 1. Wsllsch
as an ofloe. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor q the same building For
terms apply 10 RICHARD WALLACH, No.
Louisiana avenue. jsIsd
SENATORS. MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
- Two splendid suites Of ROOMS, elegantly fur
9lsasdi WI be rented durlns the session q Con
being within one or two squares Of Browns and
Naponal Hotels. Those IN pursuit of such Rooms
VIII 90 well 70 make early application 81 No. 3Te
fh street between ID street and Pa sv. de SUI
EoR SALE-A moe three-story Brick HOUSE,
on I'd street, between ID and + streets, In Ktb-
bey's Subdivision. The above property vln be
ing q n. W. HAMILTON 4 CO., No. $50 7sh
street. opposite Centre Market. Title perfect
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D The United States shln Ni...., h., h..,r
ha9isd up at the Brooklyn dry doct for renalrs
ana her crew has been transferred linn AZ In,
sesasteon % !, oi the ship in dry dock, Il has been
ed The leakage which occurred was 80. .,.e "a
oy tue paek king Connected with the pfop-iI.r ~
coming displaced, and the error could nat hs ,.,n
eaed while the ship remained aaoat- The 70.
p Ire requisite will be com pleted befoss az
val Of the japanese Embassy at New YORK ana
the Niagara win be hauled of, to be witp.sssJ
ny those who are curiou. to observe her swami r.
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DENTISTRY.
,oo TEETH.

M TEETH.
~. hDOMlS, nj. d., the inventor and Istentss
oi the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
tends personally at his office in this oity, S
many persons osn wear these teeth who 6x1B
csnnot wear others, and no person can wear othert
who cannot wear these.
Persons alling at my once can be accommodated
Win any sty aud price Of eeth they may desire
put 10 those who are particular and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture thai
arr cen produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
Rooms in this oity-No. 3S6 Pa avenue, between
phia. - IL
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AUCTION SALES.
By ). c. MCGUIRE q CO, auotioresr,

BY J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DULY
caynts aeooTded ip the land records Of Washington
premises IN the oity Of WsshHston d. D ol Iees sss
and d nrHHeIsS s sSd Ca; G
n; ferna r aa q sisstss .sIs s..s ,;lso. N ''''
t.na MfitoS d! MssSIsqgE AsSsIsqEp; s5 5s";ss s:s;.
BY j. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotioneers.
HRSsrEE'S RSsrE SALE OF THREE SMALL
TSxrSEAssF HALG6a Jews WEBNEEssfbARYyA Esf RyAE AP er
i.es b, yi2tn Lyme g .7s9 e O'clock, the prem
i,2 rs lla, and us, one of the land records for
and ia s1Sdi9isan Of sansrs sns ssl bSss r.
5oatang seoh about IL feet 10 inches on the SO feet
s.ne Sr.sk dwelling Houses, containing 6ve rooms
Terms: One third cash; the residus in 6 and -
M ,b Win interest, secured by deed of tru ST
u the terms Of sale should not be complied with
yb Ige DAYS thereafter, the trustee Isserves The
iaainng purchaser, after one week pubIo notice'
at the cost of the puI chaser or
js4d jTHos; s.SS,IF,tSs 4 IF,tSsFHER, Trustee
TR2IsiEeMssc B8 SG Mcguire : GO, GO, AOSt!qneeT.
BUILDING Lore, AT THE c0RTrs az n Fys BIZ
VET Ti:p Ni Akp SoETH 6 sTsEErs.NUn Fri fbAY AZ.
Isss nv y,ytn. Jnne IN tsth at o'clock. the prem
,st, ls5s and duly recorded In liber j. A. s. No
Wssb1npsos ss, oo etS one Of the land records for
snail sell lots numbered n. o. o. ard "a. IN Ias'
u nt ~ ,rngt subdivision Of square 694.
corner of street north and Inpninr hscl io o. f,
dnehes 70 "a tS~enty feet alley. Lots o. 70 AND 3d.
hetwefn Il and streets north and Tnn y. ~ 49, fs1
tSet ss 4lnones to twenty feet alley; together with
hiot consisting of small two story
fronting on the al ey Va o01 IoSe ohu
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue m 6 70 .nd
lS months, with interest secured by datd of ,rns, @
on the premises ~ 'U vi 'ios'
~ the terms OF sale should not be complied with
~ hVe days hereafter. the trustee reserves the
fisht 20 resell at the risk and expense of the de
All cOnveyancing at the ex pense of the nu,ohasar
THOS. j. FISHER, TTustee
maz1 2aw&ds j. g. McGUlREd A. CO. Aucts
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CHINESE sToPER.-A story Ia current AMONG
them Of great wine-drinker, who was able to IA
all the day az table, and after consuming what
would have been sufficient TO drive the reason out
sober. The Emperor, hearing the fame of this
deep drinker, asked him to dinner that he mig ht
test bis marvellous powers. As the story goes,
she King had ordered a hollow figure to be cast Is
bronze OF the exact size and model Of this man
sa aaa as the wine was served, for each cup that
ene guest drank similar cup was poured Into the
cPening on the top ofthe head ofthe image This
overnowed, while tbs guest n,,sd "A The tahIe
ana rose ffofn II perfectly sober, afPictures Chi
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A MRS. WINSLOw,
'AN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician.
presents to the attention of mothers, her
5 U U T HING SYRUP.
For ChtIdYen Tsethina

which greatly fact,ss hs Prses Of tssthns ~ ,sfs..
,ng ths Ssms, reducing all inaammatsn-vlI say All
rAir and spssmcdie aetien, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
DsPsnd upon it, Mothers will give rest to y.ur,,,,, and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have put up and sold this for ten ysar ana
sLf IN coNFIDfNcH AND TRUTH liz, hat v, hsvs
~ o.'n ass U OF any orHRR
NA'kh MRS. HAS FAtLRD,IH
rrcr A cuAI, wINSLOW,S sb.n Jnca -, TO b.
.s.i,;s.aO aa 's 81 tn1, SOOTHING in,tanc. d
-. " s-,-.~ ons who rssd it. On
ns @ So,I41y, aHhs SfhUP, delighted with IL,
highsst cornmsadation Of its ma gcal .s,c,. ana
virtues We sptak IN his WHAT VIZ no ENow -
1ioN Fok rHf FULPILMfNT OF WHAT VIZ HfRx =.
CLARE In almost every Instance where tns infant
ihg from PaIn and relief will b, found IN
"rSn.y ~ minute, ns H'r The syruP Is administered.
most EfffRifrCED and sKfLFuL nURsRs ia Ssv Eng
land, sndhas ossa ussd with succR,s Z,
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net emily rssvss tbs child from PAIN but inriEsrstss
stomach and bowels corrses acidy, and siyss ons and
sn.rEy TO the whole system. II will almost Instantly relieve
ana ovsreoms convulsisns which, II speedily r.msdsd
.sp'rS.sT FOR Sa'Is saT,a 4. "a. .ohnp sI,p
in all es... Of prs- CHILDREN INrERY and DiIS
arse. f,om ..sinc TEETHING. nhGs, En- .h.th.I IT
esuss We vouif say every mother who has child .uf
srlnE from sny OF the foregoing compain-Do LIT
rouR rRfJUDrcfs, NOR TIE rREJUDIcEs OF OTHERS
suRf-yn, ABsoLUTkLT sURE-ro follow the use of III
msdiens timely used. Full drsctoGs for uEirg will
company sseh bottle None gsnWns unless the
CURTIS PERKINS New fork il on th, oyt,ids vranr,
5od BY Drug gIstf throB ghout tbs world. -
Principal Once, No. ID Cedar Street., n. Y.
Fres only 25 Cents per Botus. % sIl-dAvlr
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H. DENTISTRY.
Dh HILLS, After praotlca test of two years
feels that he can with confdenoe recon- -,
mend the CheOplastIc Process for insertin - -
aTtlheiel teeth 1t has the advantages otI
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheapness. Fol
upper sets inserted for eas Partial in proportion
pHco SVo o. avenue. SET
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IN ALL 2So FhIZES.
Whole Tickets, S20-Helves, Si0-Quarters, SIS.
Prizes cashed at sight at s per cent discount
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
A drawing will be forwarded sc soon as the result
becomes known.
All orders for schemes or tickets TO be addressed
20 DON RODRIGUEZ,
ma -tr Care of City Post. CharIestnn. 4 G.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES

Il ply of Gents fine French Calf Skin Dress -
Boots and GaIters, Patent Leather and
and Lasting Shoes. Also, an extensives -
stock of Bo s. and Children's ladies' and Misses'
Boots and Shoes, al of which am selling 90 ex-
ceedingly low prices. J. ROSENTHAL,
$40 Seventh street.
Una l5-eo Soors above % street.
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WALL, STEPHENS a. CO..
Trunk Seles Room,

w GAS FIXTURES
w Have in store, and are daily receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style 10 anything heretofore
offered in this market We invite citizens general
ly to call and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line Intrusted 20 our care
will be promptly attended %.
mar 5-tf Ara ID street
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BOOTS AND SHOES To SUIT rTHk
ID TIMES.
Wee now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a>n~
supply OF eastern made work Of every de-
sorlption, made expressly 20 order, and willv
De sold 81 much lower price than has BEEN
ARTICLES.
PArsops in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
city made work, wifi uiways nud rood neForrruerr
IN store and al the lowest prices Give us call,
GRIFFIN a. BRO,
ap5-r 31s Pennsylvapia avenna
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say Of any orHIR
HAS FAILED, IN
STANCE TO KF-
when timely sssd.
an insiancs Of dis
ons who rssd it. On
delighted with its
.spsaf IN terms OF
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PLAIN AE6 6kSkhkSSfkLs, 8, rvr,r
able rates by ALLEN JACKSON, 45s Penn
Their 0rnamenta Plasterins equals that OF any
2thef house n the urited States, nstye, knish and
spacimsna- = -sr e-fx
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The japanese are greatly addicted to gaming
and play at cards and dice with great zest'
Disputes often arise at these games, and not
unffeqaently the death Of one Of the parties is
the consequences. Owing 10 this, cards are
prohibited by law, but this difficulty is avoid
ed by increasing the number in the pack, be-
yond that specified in the law as in our game
Of nine pins, which being played with ten in
stead Of nine pins, evades the legal enaetme q
against it,.
The cards are fat pieces Of horn. ivory or
bone, about an inch and two thirds long and
about an inch wide. They are forty-ni in
number and marked by three different eoIors,
blue, red and white, to indicate the different
salts, and also by signs and dots to signify the
value Of the piece. These are used In various
games like Oar cards, and are shu!sed and Gu
in the same way. Another game is played
similar 10 lotto, with black and white stones
They also have game analogous 70 chess,
played by two persons with forty pieces on \
checker board Of eighty zone squares II ad.
nits of many and highly interesting compiler
tons, and from the problems stated by DR..
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A.. YELLOW PINE LUMBER.
iSlIsRt :iisGEis; isSj sSIs; sYYa WIZ
ScY3 hErcAtE Z N. e % s7kisfs k.|aLs1 Mas,t
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ss5 EEE5:SNhSgs s:ss :;IsL: S
ElsS sqs sis 8sss p,Ss ps,,s
eS iS'ss Ssi. sfSH ' sa j:Ssss ssd
croiK Run, and Wines q every variety. Al q
bsooo: YOUNG &KEPHkRT. Asent,
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nsvsr hssn sbls te
msdicins-NRvRR
a SIN 9 L q In
Pfcr A c URR,
Never DID We know
sati.faction By any
the eoRtrary,aH are
orERATIoNs, and
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

THE CELEBRATED CONTRACT
AND GOUQUA MATTINGs,
.-..t-. #E a.. SPlL.MAN d HUNT,
np 2i-eo2m 9S Bridge ST., Georg etoWp.
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1852, gefammtsatI Der Sterttfdat 1923" A.
StartSa an S1pHsW@t i,92
- - cnberg Rrangkstttn 6949
--10,261
1874, GefartmsdtI bGr SttrttfaNt Q,Hc
starben an 6&wlnbfs5t 1885
- dnbtrs RraeiRttttn 1854
--- $3.50
1924. 8eGsntnnt;atI Der &5tttbtf&at 1874
Sterbtn az S&EtEbfubt 2.l79
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