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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
HOOD RENoyAroR

IL precisely what its name indlcates tor vh1.
invitorstng and strenrthenins 10 the vita poSe,s
and az the came time rsvivikes, reInstsiss and re-
s ass -.nss I'd sss.s s1 .ss .sg.
20 ATTACKS o. disease. it is ths only prepeIaton
fully cembinsd as to be the most povsrfSI TOME
and at the same time perfectly sdspted 20, a. 10
snd hence viii sootAs fhs trsaissf stesnaok, and
tone mp the digestive organs and thus tllas al ner
ting sqd at the same time At s oompossd enttrsy cf
vegetables, yet so combined ss 10 prodpce the most
furious oonssquenoe.. such rsmsSy bss "a long rn1
bsen fet TO be deslderatnm IN the medicsl world
iol9ys al attacks Of disease and proceed. Sp sSd IN
asea sys tfe system cP N 20 the insidious sttscfs
following: Consumption, indisestion. D.spep.,s' e
Less of "A pPetlte, fsintness, Nervous Irrtsb i,y
Night swsats, tangor, Giddinsss. Retention OF. q:
vel as Painful obstrueted, too prefrse, OF too
hcslthy tonic Cordis and GOD Renovsior rss IL a:
system Is weakened We are open to bilious al
we are troubled with scsiGins and incoEtiDesce Sf
IN The 6scR side and betWssh the ' rs.n sI
oeedint ~ liable 20 slight colds, coughs, and IN
yOes down to permature grave. Dat space viii
not allow 20 enumerate the maay ills 70 winch We
Blu, WI s.y IN tsS SoTs and BooS RsscTa
tor yon have perfect safe, pleasant and effeotnaI
remesy for loss Of App stIte, l3IIoUsness, Fls,u-
le0ce. weak and sick stomach. Langou Liver
Comp alOt, Chlils and Fever, or eny lou attach,
20. hYeuess, Acldlty ofthe 81 mach, Nervousness,
Neura g1a, Palptstion of the Beart, DepreeslOn
OF ofSPl-lts. SORES, Plmpes on the Pace or any dis
case srislng from impure blood, snch as sorofus,
hrysI 3e as, bronchitis Cous h, dcultf OF Breath
ing, and ell that class of disc oal ed female
weakness. and enumerated above. We viii alec
SAY the Traveller exposed 20 epIdemics, change Of
climate and water, will find it o pleasant safe .nd
sure re"'edy, aud no one should ever travel with
out Re.dsr. try lt. for assure YOU you will
hnd IN it q friend INDEED we'll as TREND in need
All persons OF sedebtaTy habits viii 6nd it per-
feet eventlve uf. as well q cure for those all
ments which tley are particularly exposed Hence
m nisters. Students attorneys, liternrv genflemen
and ladies who are not accust med TO much out
door ekef lie, viii find It TO their advantage TO
keep bottle constantly on hand; and above al
mothers or those beoOmlng such, wall 20 through
that most dangerous period not only with 81 their
aocus omed strength, but ssf fs and free from the
thousand ailments 30 prevalent among the female
portion Of the wOl Id In short, is indeed mother
corolel, IIy y old and young; no lO' ger rnn the
phaticsliy q Resfordtire Cordial and Blood Resoca
tor.
U. J. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broad ray New
York, AID IL Market Street -. Louis, No. and
80 by all good Druggists. Prloe One DollaI per
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
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pIONEER STEAM MMARBLEA AND BROWN
u u. ---- SIONE WORKS.

The subscriber begs leave to inform the Officers
OF Washington, 6 Georgetown and Alexandria that
auxillary Of steam power for saving and manufao
turing Marble and Brown Stone Work in ,helr Va
rious branches, Marble Mantels, Table and Wash
stand Tops, Tile. Monuments. Tomb and Head
Sottones, Sans. Wlndoy Lintes, Sil 8, STEPS and
Marble IN block from FIRST hands at the lowest rates
ne desl: c9nhdent Of being abe to furnish Marb;e
Philaaelphia. or Baltimore. The trade supplied
Win itsllan Marble in block or slabs at the same
dating terms Also, on hand, large supply. OF
kumioe stone, Water Of Ayr Hone and Polishing
Prise; 1t win be an ace quisltion TO the city. =
!, -, -.st, ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
ftoned steam Marble aud BYotcH Stone Works,
Pa. 4v, cor. Thirt enth st =
1u N-Sm Washington, ID. G..
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GKEEN. Auot,onecr


TNTERESTING SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
ssos.I q 1Gc
ssons .of.. sscs e
miles from washin, ton city, ID. c.. on the sew
sn syey sSSf
stock consisting in part Of
Nlne horsss and one Colt,
TweSty four head Of fcattie, comprisns-
About thiI,y ! oEs and shoats, lot Of sheep.
falr OF hne Carriage Horses,
F;y Nets, Buffalo Robes. b ankets, &c, &c.
saTsEs .s. s.d and RSsSs SsSs s5Ss:
One -Four horse wayon. Harness, Carts, csrryall,
IhreShing W aohine aud Horse Power,
Roekaway. Fan. Respsr and Mower,
And many other useful articles too numerous 70
Large lot Of Glover and Timothy Hay,
Wheat. Rye and cat straw, Corn and Corn Fodder
perfect and free from ali encumbranoe, has an eie-
ofa first class CITY residence, sUoh as baths water
% S,ose.si rang and pump IN kltchan, furEacs, hne
sery.tory and in fact every thing requisite ior an
elegant country residences. The house, with its
Farm No. has @ sSo"s Sos ~ ] acres hsbl, imuroved
: Io2d barn and stsbliLg for l2 horses. Buildines
valued according to insurance survey az about
500, the whole under good fencing; plenty Of OF
celent water IN every direction. Also, sufficient
wool land and fine meaduws. The farms will be
tlOn. ~
Terms of sale One third cash; balance to SUIT
the purchase. Eeoured By a deed OF trust on the
property All the personal property will be sold on
credit OF months for all sums over $40 and up 20
S&S; all over that sum credit off months will be
given for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
terest from the day Of sac; al sums under SIe
cash The whole property, real and personal twill
he sold W th"ut reserve on the FIRST Iqescay 10
Oct Der, and the sale viii be continued d.Ily until
the whole Of the ope. ty disposed of. The prop
erty can be viewed and every desirable imfnrIns.
Ton CIV a BY calling ou the owner, WILLIAM A.
BATDHELOR. about miles beyond the farms ot
Mr. Claget and + =. Blair, on ths Seventh street
road. Address, If by letter, Cottage Post Once,
montgomery county, Nd.
se4-d A, GREEN, Auot
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THE UNISN sE,s Wst, :. ssTANg; sEsSys no MATTER

THE UNION WILL. STAND. NO MATTER
Il WHO'S PRESIDENT! F.7S -
Consequently shall remain In Washington and
continue TO pursue my occupation af hOiI r;
SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Gid,
ing in all It's branches. Old Glazing promptly a :
tended to-. Painting and Orkamentins Cottage
Furniture in the best style Ialso, cal attentioo
to the falnting OF Roof and Brick Wals 20
All OF the shove will do as cheap as the cheap
est; therefore solicit the patronage vf my friends
And fellow citixens of the District. Punctualfty
mriosiy observed, and work done in the beat man
~ You yin please mind your stops and stop at M.
Ia rAHkEk'S Painting Establishment, Ne. So
and 7th SITS. " $50 - ---~S' - 80 ''''
- Z. signs put up free Of charge, as usual.
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fattering. 1t is as follows:
NEVADA CITY, July %, 1860
Dear Father: We left ST. Joseph's the 10th
of May; arrived at Denver City the 18th of
June (; left Denver the oath, and arrived at Ne
vada the 9th. We had very pleasant weather
all the way; yet it was a long and tiresorne
journey. 1t will be three months, the stb Of
August, since have been in house or sat in
chair: l am now sitting on the ground, with
a board for table, and that on my lap. II
| had known what journey it was to come
here, 1 would never have seen the Rocky
Mountains. 1t Is too hard for any woman to
come here. Over one hundred women started
back to the States last week. My advice to all
women is, that they had better 20 to the poor
house than come out here. 1 have not spok en-
to a woman since came to the mountains. l
have had to sleep in my wagon ever since
left st. Joseph's. do not know what dry
clothing is. / sleep in a wet bed, and wear
damp clothing all the time. Most of our
company were sick on the way out There
are great many down with the mountain
fever, which is very dangerous. There is a
great stampede here now. Everybody is going
home. There is hardly any money in the
country. As for gold, have seen some but
it is not plentiful yet Next year will be
better than this for making money here There
are sixteen mills in this gulch, and as soon as
they get TO work times will be better. have
not been two yards from my tent since came
here. 1t is an awful hard life here, and bave
had enough of Pixies Peak. A man or woman,
to live here, has to work like fits" and then,
If they do not get sick and die, they are we'll
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BLOOD RERoVAToR.
TSs h6usG ser AZ FfRIfSS BatfSSRe TEE Gus
DEPARTMENT,

WAsHTNGTON, uy is, lebn.f
PROPOSALS will be reoeived at this Department
until the fifteenth day Of September, A, D., 1885,, st
L O'Clock, noon, for the repairs of the Custom
House aSthonzed TO be repaired at Baltimore,
Mary and, according to the plans and speotkca-
uons prepared at this Department. Bidders vlh
be required TO receive the old castIron work dis
pensed with IN part payment OF the work, at the
rate Of one dollar per hundred pounds, and vIl be
required to furnish ali the aterlai nd perform ell
the necessary labor TO complete the repairs sccOrd-
ing 10 the ans furnished.
Ninety per cent, Of the amount Of work done and
materials delivered according to contract prioe
(said amount to be asoertained in the manner pre-
scribsd BY the contract, by the estimate OF an
agent of the Department appointed for that pur-
pose viii De paid monthly, the work prog
and ten per cent retained nntll the completion of
the contract and acceptance Of the work by the
agent Aforesaid and TO be forft tied the event Of
nsn fuhlmept OF contract. Specifications and
draw Ings VIII be resdv the 18th Of Auguft, when
they can be had on application 20 the Department.
The preposs,s must be sent 70 the Department,
addressed 10 the Secretary OF the TreasurI. and
pstnly endorsed Proposalf for repaiTins fke Bali
more Custom heNse," and will be opened at one
o Q oek OF the last day named for receiving the
same.
howell COBB,
~ VI 2av8w SecretSry of the Treasury.
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"A MRS. WINSLOW., .ss. .s
IAN Exlerien ed Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to tne attention of mothers. her
s D o 7 HING SYRUP,


s U q 7 HING SYRUP.
eLi 70 Fer Children Tssthins, :, :,
whisa srssty i.sits.s the Prsess Of ssshns, y sssa
iog the game, rsdsc rk all fnaaar atisa-vi ssy Al
PAiH and spasmsde aet.sn, and 10
SURE TO REGULATE TRE BOWELS.
Dspsaa spsn ~ msthsrs, will give yssrssvss
hELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have mp and this srcls for ten ys.rs
SAY III coNFIpiNci AND TRUTH Of il, what have
M.diein:EEi,.s MRS. "a. n, = IT iny 1grEiD, % IN
,scr A.cuas, WINsLOW,s .h.S ap,l, ,,.a.
as y 81 i.., sOOTtANG an a,,.ne: G dis
.: s"5,s,, :nsI: SYRUP, d:hsbs:d siss t. i:
highsa Of il ica sfscts and medical
vlrtuss. WssPsak in .his matter " WHAT VIZ DO Know
after ten ysars' sxpsusnes, AND PLfDGK QUA RRPUri-
CLARE In almost every infant 10 su6s
Ing from PAIN and exhaustion relief will be found 10 fssu
srtvshy minutes after the syrup 10 Administered.
Ths valuable preparation prsscrpten enc Of The
meet BIr IrBRIfHcfD and sxlLFUL NURsKs In New Enr-
land. and has been used With FiTLro succEsS
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net emily rssvss the child frsm pain but u
stomach and bevs eorrses acIdy, gi,ss tsns and
energy the whole system Il will sImest instantly rsIisvs
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND Collie,
and overcome een-ulsisUs, which, II .pssdy rsmsdsd
AND susIsT r TRiM. FOR STm,s. wonLp
.r'... ram .,snr f4s, ,s,h: :,,, =
eanss We vosd say s,sry mother vns ha. child .rf.
Toua rREJUDIcK rs, OR THE rRKJUDICHs OTHERS
stand bstw child and hs relief that will bs
sunf-ys, AssoLUrELr suRE-to follow ths Of Ii
CGRTis PERkiNs Ne. Yori, !. On Ii: .a,.ids .r.ps.
Principal OSes. No. 10 Cedar strsstNY .
frtes only Is Csnts per Bstns. 80 il-6Avlr
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A shsr, Hsneymesn-A Bride Of Two Days

The particulars of short and sad hone ymoon
have been related to us. Two weeks since a
family Whose names We suppress for obvious
reasons) came to this city from Syracuse, and
took up their residence on Hill street and kept
boarders. The landlady had a daughter at
thel tins unmarried, and matters went along
smoothly in the household, the lady getting a
considerabl number of bearders On Tuesday
last Ia rather fashy dressed young man, who
gave bis name as Greeley, called at the house
and wished to get board. He was accommO-
dated The daughter of his hostess being
rather good looking, attracted his attention
and they soon formed an intimate acquaint-
ance. which ripened into love, and then into
marriage, the ceremony being performed on
Thursday last-only two days courtship.
The young couple seemed happy enough, and
they we're supposed to have enjoyed themselves
hugely. The same day the husband went to a
furniture store and rented $500 worth of furni-
ture, which be had taken to his wife's mothers
house. Matters we're getting ship-shape, and
everything promised a prosperous journey
through life; but alas for the fsliacy of humsn
hopes 1t was discovered on SATURDAY. that
the husband had made himself scarce and had
gone no one knew where. The newly made
wife, the disconsJlate mother, and unhappy
family were plunged into the deepest desp pair at
the revelation Of the bridegroom's departure
from among them.
A search was instituted for him, but unsuc-
cessfuliy, ana the rascality or Greeleys pro-
ceedings were made more manifest when one
of his late fellow -boarders discovered that the
sloper had taken in his hurried fight vest
and a pair Of pantaloons not belonging to him
Another boarder, about this time, also realized
that the new husband had been operating on
his stock in trade, and had taken off a satchel
which he probably wanted to pack the stolen
gsrmt n,s In. The furniture man got wind q
the transaction, and hurried off to the house
and carried his rented goods away. The VIC
timised boarders went to the police Office to
get warrant for the arrest lif be can be found)
Of Greeley. -...-.--. ...,r
The unhappy wife of two days, We are told.
Is in an agony of mind beyond description. She
has but to consider that a. she married in hsste
she can repent at leisure. If the facts are as
We have stated, and We have no reson to doubt
them, she has only herself to blame. Without
any previous acquaintance she took up withan
. ssdventurer, and has bsen badly imposed upon.
Roehssfsr ~. ~ Union, Aag. 20.
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B, T. ~. MCCORMICK; Alex.ndria.

b. L. NJ. MCCORMICK; Alexandria
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
~ BLK TRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF ALEx-
ANDRIA, VA, on The A, l.. q III. X. R.-By virtue
oil decree OF the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, IN the suit of HOoe, Guardian, rs. Hardin
and Sthers, the underslgn ned will, on TUESDAY,
tie I'd of October, 1850 at y O'Clock in front of the
MAYORS office, In the city of Alexandria, sell at
public auetlon, valuable tract containing about
240 acres OF land In the county of Alexandra, of
which Lauriston ID. Hardin Esq died seized. This
property lies about "a miles from Alexandila and 5
from Washington and Georgetown, on the road
leading from z alls Church" to Georgetown, and
on the AleS andria, Loudoun and Hampshire Rail
road, water station being near the land. The
improvements consist of q good twn-story frame
Dwelling Houss with hack building spring house, a
barn and al necessary out houses. The proximity of
this lsTm to the three markets Of Alexandra,
Washington and GeOrg getOwn, the character of the
land ana the heathfulness of the location makes il
a desirable residence.
The terms prescribed by the decree are: One-tenth
OF the purchase money la cash; and the residue In
four equal instalments at 6. II. 10 and "a months
f1om the day ef sale, the deferred payments 10 be
s"urei by the bonds OF the purchaser, bearing in
re- from the day OF sale, ard a retSntion of the
titl' uuil paid II desires by purchasers the prop
erty would he divided mo two or more parcels,
AID a plat thereof will be Hhk'tsd by the uader-
sIgnsd. | LOUIS KiNZbR.
50 2tawtd Commissioner.
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FEMALE BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL
.ALEXAEDRIA, va.

.. y. N, PRINCIPAL,
The thirteenth annual session OF this nstitution
will commsnce on Tuesday, September 18th IN the
No. so King street. = ~ -0''' f'
The course of stndy pursued will comprite all
the braeches requisite to a thorough English Ecu.
cation, and Music, F.ench, Latin and Dfswing, il
IN addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive a limited number of pupils as
boarders, who; constituting part of her own fam
lily. will be under her Immediate care and superyI-
sion. She will endeavor. as far possi be to sur
Of Home.
,, ,Rsfe,sneSs.-Rev; Geo. II. Norton Rev. D.. Elias
HARRISON, bar Key: +: SPrigg, William III Fowle,
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq Edmund + Witmer
ESQ, Esa Henry Ms5buIy. Esq, Lewis Mckenzie.
Eoitor Evening Star, Benz .min w ateTs, Esq j s.
t,ntwisie yr., Esq Col. Iohn w. Minor, I.oudoun,
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board with Tuition in all the English Branches
in advance
Music and Languages at Professors prices
III NO extra charges. au B-tf
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B, J. C. MCGUIRE q CO Auotioneers

By J. G. MCGUIRE a. CO . Auctioneers
VALUABLE ISLAND PROPERTY FOR
v SALE The whole of Square No. 5sS, bsunG ed
by aud q streets south, and by De aware avenue
and First and Second streets west, having bee u
subdividfd into fifty convenient buI ding lots with
fonts ranging from Is to ~ feet, will be oered Il
Pubic tal", on the premises, In Lots, on THURS
DAY, the 9th dsy Of September next, at half past
O'Clock p. m. -. - =
Persons wishing to purchase 3 lot or lots can p
ply 10 the unde- sgnsd, at office, where also the
plat OF subdivision may be seen.
Title thai OF the original proprietor.
Terms of sale: One fOu tn cash; the residue IN
three es ua nstslments, at II and ls month with
interest to be secured on the premises. Unless tie
day of sale, the right is reserved to resell, o. Eve
days public notice. at the risk and cost of default
Ing purchaser. ALL cOnve1 ances at the haser
cest. RICHARD II. CLARKE,
Attorney at Law. cor. 6fh st. and 1 q av.
au 25-eo&ds j. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Aucts.
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frrAllettef fsom Beyrout, Syria, states that in
consequence OF the disturbance In the Lebanon
district the entire crop Of silk has been de-
stsoyed ns les being sssimassd q slo,ooo ,cO.
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USE kECEIyED, 6ns stock Of .F,A l. l.
Hats, ana IN p[inos a Wales Hat, !sea1ess M
CLOLHIN9 o.s.i, STORE, No. 260 Seventh street
oSP0sase ross Oees' aEEa1 gu 50 In Is
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE Factory,
w ID Street, Bstreen Sth dHd loth Streets.
We have just finished a numher of frst ciass
CARRIAGES, such as Light Fancy. &HRR,
WasoHs, Park Pheatens, Fdntly Car GS<S
rtageS, mad BuggtsS, which We will sell atSxN@
q YER small profit
Reipg prsct cal mechanics in different branches
Of the bGsness, we fattsr ourselves that we know
the styles and quality of work that will give satIs
faction, combining lshtuess, comfort and dursbIi
t.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 10
the shortest NJ toe aud most reasonable oharges.
WALTER, KARMANN & BOPP,
CoaohmakeTs, successors TO VIM. i. Hook.
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Too MopKsr.-" Have you any domestic man.
ufactures To report y" asked eensus marshal Of
the female bead Of the family rejoicing In the
bloom Of health. swell, yes, said she with
sonething Of embarrassment, in her voice and
eountenance. sswe have eight lsciA a eostfn1sd q
prospect" The marshal, who 10 modest man,
blashed slig htiy made the entry In the sched ul<
with his pencil, and asked how many yards Of
rag carpet she had made during the ,yesf.-cas.
s.dsigss, ". r, Msssssgsr. = -. 5. = - q.
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A SHARPsHoorER's ExPLoIrs.-Capt. Ira
Wis, says the Memphis papers, keeps his I'D
mirers IN state Of continual excitement in
reference TO his wonderful achievements with
the pistol. His last proposition is more remstk-
says be win wager two hundred and ffty dol
lars that be can hit q mark without seeing it,
and that the mark shall be placed behind the
tree from him. He further says the judges
shall select a tree not less than six feet in dir
eumfsrence. A board target six BY fss inches
in size, shall be placed behind the tree, at a
distance Of thirty yards from his position. He
shall not see the target, but with his pistol sll
shoot around the tree, and out Of twenty, shots
viii hit the target fifteen times st least, ma
king the ball 90 round the tree before striking
the target The match to come Of within
twenty days from the 2lst inst, in Arkansas,
within three miles Of the city Of Memphis, the
place to be selected by the judges. " !.
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w CARRIAGES.
4 He Subscriber having made additions 10 NJ
iactory, making II nov ore ofthe lsrg este ~
in the Dlrtriot, where iis facilities for
manufacturing CARRIAGE 4 LIGHTX@
WAGONS OF oil kinds cannot be surpassed, ans
from his long xperienoe in the bsGness he no PED
20 give fsneroi sstis!actton,
Al fines OF Carriages ans Liskt Wagons kept ~
sard.
All llREPAIRsrsaty tsns, and .n orders prs~,t
u attended 10. ~
SeosnS -hssS Carriages taken in e1shsnse ior nsv
srss. ANDREW j. Joyce.
ShN ~ ~ 18th And T. gta
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EVERETT INSTITUTF

II Mass, Av, RBfwsKN 9rH AND 10Th Srs
The exercises of this well known institute will he
resumed es @ On Mondsy the Sd Of September. Terms
az the different bookstores, or call on e w FAR
LEY the proprietor, at his residence, 423 Tenth
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RRoOKEvILLE ACADEMY,

u - = MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
The next session will commence Septemb n 81
BOYS are prepared for college or trained for busi-
ness Catalo gues may be obtained by addressinq
the Principal, at Brookeyile, Md,
.rao L. b. B.PRETTYMAN, A. NJ.
du - wv prinoipal
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
Mrs. T.. DAVIS

For SAtE-Very cheap, on reasonable terms,
Il one oil the most desr srable BUILDING LOTS
in the city, situated the north west corIer Of 6th
e and New York Avenue. Enquire of JOS. F.
HODGSON, stove manufactory, No. 405 18th St,
between III and SITS, An I5-tf