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TO FARMERS AND SPECULATORs,

! wish to give YOU notice that [ intend Leaving
this city about the middle of the coming week foi
my re- idence, having already spent here some Sc
en- we" ks more time with y0a than had intende ed
or ANTICIPATED could. ! must hurry up INV cakes
auu pe on as ny presence Is very much needed in
willing TO help themselves, at the same tins ke an
ing slight watch over my own welfare 1t mig hi
DE Wei Tor those that wish to benefit themselves IN
this world and also help their neIghbOTs at the same
lime, To ca and see ing fence, on the square oppo
site the Avenue House, and partake of the tree of
lille while n IS IN reach and can be hsd.
MY beloved farmers ana those interested in farm
ing nave very carefully examined your situations
while have been with YOU. and a / have aitvs ys
been very much Interested IN tho farmers ntarast
do not feel as though could wish leaving so many
OF you uncnpyerted to my ia IN. But one consola
ton snail have left me when leave Won That IS
hat nave dohe my duty. have oiled and labored
II possible of the error of your ways to eniIgbten
and open your eyes so that you mgh prosper there
to discard an obsolete plan and adopt far cheaper
ana much better one. GU must be up and doing
while the day lasts. e
My two Pat4n so complete
As for a Portable Fence they can't be beat;
This Portable Fence is like you and me-
You can move 1t TO wherever you wish il to be
My friends one and all without reference To craad
Remember my motto is 10 help those that mead !,
NY benevolent hand extend To al
w no CONS up ike men and buy at frat calr
The rights are SO cheap, no man will complain
But Will purchase the rights if he wishes 10 gain
80 come up 10 my mould while my far ace is hot.
Ana cast IN your dollars and buy on the spot
The time that you wa to by talking and thinking.
Wou pay for two patents and save you from sink
This Pc table Fence YOU can move with gran, soss
And hook 1t together wherever you please.
Then go to your be and rest at your ease
And think OF your fenc5 and how you are pleased;
Your reward IS as sure as the hair on your head
And your neighbors and children win praise ION
when dead.
Rsmember my headq quarters at the Avenue House
NJ kins' PSEAHPasRsiioE q v NG blsNpsors
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II The breckenridge democracy of Maryland
held their State convention at Baltimore on
Thursday. All the counties and the CITY of Balti-
more were represented. Hon. John r. Franklin
presided The main business before the conven-
ton being to select a straght-out electoral
Che Hon. Henry May and DIR. NJ. r Taylor, ap-
pointed Pres dentisl Electors from the third and
fourth districts before the division in the party,
were repudiated, and the Hon. Joshua vansant
and I Parkin Scott, Esq, were appointed in
tLeir places All the other Electors have given
In their adhesion to Breckenridge and Lane. The
convention, before it adjourned, passed unani-
mOusly resolution ''most heartily indorsing the
administration Of James Buchanan, President of
the United states, believing the same to have eff
fectually conduced to the prosperity and happiness
Of those States, and conservative Of all constitu
tOnsl rights "
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From CALlFoANIA, OAEGON, JAPAN, &c San
Francisco advices to the 2-th Of july have been
received at 81 Joseph by the pony express:
There Is a better demand for goods at San Fran
cisco, viii an upward tendency owing 10 Light
arrivals. Coal is firm but the demand is limited
PROVISIONS dull Butter improved Sugar irmer
Wines and teas dull.
Several prominent democrats who first sided
with Mr. Douglas have turned over to the Breck-
lnTldge cause An address has been published
fayOring his claims for the democratic supDort
L ne friends OF Mr. Douglas are very active Sew
enteen journals nave come out for Mr. DoupJas
and thirteen for Mr.. Breckenridge
On the 1874, 4 man named WitZen was muir
dered IN Sacramento, and his house robbed Cir
cumstances led 10 suspect " lillian Watts as the
murderer, who was arrested at the W ashoe mines.
On tse igbt Of the 25.h, under charge Of three
men, ne was being conveyed 70 Sacramento when
he slipped his hands out Of the handouts. and
taking revolver from one OF his guards shot ali
OF them, killing two instantly and wouhdinir the
made good his escape.
Gen Shields came by the pony express to Los
Angeles
Il is asserted that the Pacia, Mail Steamship
Company has purchased the steamers Brother
Jonathan, Senator, and Pacific, which gives the
company control Of the ocean steam navig alton 70
and from points north and south Of san Francisco
strong Effort is being made 70 prove the will
OF Senator BrOderICk a forgery.
From the samples Of silver ore received from
the Cague district, fifteen miles south Of Owens
Lake, II Is thought that another rich mineral re-
Rlon IS opened equal TO the W ashoe Five leads
Of gold quartz, copper and tin have also been
found there Emigration in the direction has
also commenced
he mining intelligence is generally encour-
aging No Indians have been seen lately ON tn.
aide Of the mountains
The schooner + c Foote has arrived from ia
pan, with fifteen Mungdean Camels from the
AMOR, designed for carrying burdens in the
mountains she also brings quantity of tea
silk. &c.
At hakcdadi, June %. everything was quiet.
and business was progressing very slowly The
japanese appear very friendly and disposed TO af-
fora ali facilities to the trade guaranteed by the
American treaty.
The Intelligence Of the reception Of the en-
tassay at San Francisco had Ucen- received with
STeat satisfaction. The prices CT goods I'D cor
siderably advanced
The dates from Oregon are TO the 2lst ult and
EIush Columbia are to the 10Th uit The obser-
vatlons Of the eclipse by Lieut.. ellis were en-
tIIelX satisfactory -
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Mr.. BRECKINRIDGE's ACCEPTANCE OF THE
RICHMOND CONVENTION The following is Mr.
Brec kinridge's letter accepting the nomination
by the Richmond Convention:
LEXINGTON, July 20, IsGO
DEAR SIR: In answer to your letter of the both
ulilmO, containing official information Of INV
nomination for the Presidency of the United States
by the Democratic Convention assembled at Rich
mond, have to say that accept the nomination,
and shall strive 10 merit the confidence Implied
by the action of the Convention
trust that full discussion Of existing issues
VIII resnlt In establishing the Constitution and
MON of the States upon immovable foundations
With good wishes am your friend
JOHN e. BRECKINRIDGE
Hon John Erwin, Pretident Of Richmond Demo-
cratic Convention, GreensborOugh, Ala
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UJ-Large Republican meetings continue to be
reported in Iowa. Illinois, and Indiana From an
account Of one held at Palmyra, Iowa where -four
thousand persons were present, take the follow
ing extract, showing the spirit out West:
"A procession was formed at an early hour. and
IL was found to be three miles long, numbering
more than two Thousand persons Two wagon
rom lndianola contained over eighty persons;
one wagon had bevv of little girls with flags re-
presenting the several States. A large and humor-
Gus painting from lndianola represented the explo
sion at Charleston. The stand was erected in a
grove near the village piece Of one the rails
Cut by Aoe Lincoln sOon after he removed TO Hi
nols was exhibited on the stand Large banners
hoated above. W hen the meeting was called to
order IL was impossible for one-half of those pre-
sent 10 hear the speeches, such the excite
ment Occasioned by tue almost spontaneous gath
erlng OF so vast a multitude. More than one
thousand ladies We're ated -
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FLORIDA RAILROAD GRANTS The Commits
sioner Of the General Land Once has In course of
preparation for submission to the Secretary of the
Interior list Of lands, comprising three hundred
and seventy-one thousand eight hundred and
tbirty-fcur acres, which has been selected as en-
uring to the state of Florida under the act of MAY
Il. 1856 as indemnify for that portion Of the road
between Jacksonville and the waters Of Escambia
bay which connects the town Of Alligator with
Pensacola, an d known as the Georgia and Pensa-
cola railroad
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IL The Pennsylvania Democratic State Con-
vention met on Thursday, and was largely at
tended. The two wings of the party agreed to
form an electoral ticket, headed with the names
of Breckinridge or Douglas as Presidential cleo
tors at large and that, in the event of the success
OF the Eaid ticket, the vote of the State shall be
cast for Breckenridge and Lane or for Douglas
and Johnson, according as the result shall show
which Of the two tickets shall have received a
majority of the votes cast for both
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DISASTROUS CONFLsGRATION.-F0rf Houses
Burned We learn that the town of Salisbury.
In somerset county, Md, was nearly consumed
by IRE on Wednesday night. Ii originated in
some unOccUpied dwellings on Front Street. and
consumed some forty houses, among which WIS
the Episcopal Church, one of the Oldest struc-
lures In the state also BUsh's Hotel the stores of
Mr.. Willsdm Burkehead, Rider & Toadvine. c
r. Dashieli, A. Wood, jeweller, Newman
clothing store, owned by + Persons; DR. Riders
ONCE aud dwelling Mr.. Purkett's store C. c
Seahage Cos drY goods store Mrs Fisb's
boarding house, and II J. Brewingtop's nat
store. Bush's hotel owned by John Bird
ana occupied oy j. o Bush. Mr.. c. +. DashieII
one OF the sufferers, was la Baltimore Yesterday
and was aPPriSed Of the fire by letter from his
WIFE who states that all the houses on the main
street, back and front and on both sides are de-
strOyed- large number Of dwellings on Church
street We're also entirely destroyed. A consider
able quantity OF personal property, sundry goods
groceries, &c-, were saved from the ruins but
the total loss Is vaTIousy estimated at from $50 COO
TO SIOO,OOO.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE Passed Assistant Sur
geon Charles Martin, has been ordered to the
steamer Susquehanna, In place Of Passed Assistant
Surgeon John Ward, whose order has been re-
voked.
Lieutenant Washington Gwathmey has been
ordered to the United States steam-sloop Brook.
Ign, as first lieutenant, instead Of Lieut.. james
A. DOYLE. detached
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'.'' Blondin started on Friday noon from Ma
CARA for Cincinnati, where he goes to prepare for
his rope walking at Chillicothe on the sth.
'''' The Milwaukee Sentinel (Rep) Of the Sd
inst, says that Sherman NJ. Booth is at present
staying with Maj. Heg, State Prison Commits
sioner at Waupun. Ii is stated that he will re-
turn to Milwaukee in few days.
'''. Madame Lola Montez Who was LATELY 70
ported to be at the point of death from parajvsss
has been removed to a healthy locality OH Long
Island, and her cOnvalscence is progressing favor
ably She has lost the Of her left side, but
her physician has hopes of her ultimate recovery
Some of her immediate friends desire us to con-
tradlct report to the effect, that her illness was
caused by opium eating. They state that she
never used any stimulant but tobacco in the form
of cigarettes
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CONDITION OF THE TREAsURY.-The amount
Of Government money on deposit is IS, 0S1 600,
of which S3,272 600 is subject to draft. The re.
ceips Of last week were 81 SIG, Co., but owing to
the payment of drafts to the extent Of 81 5OO
COO, the sum on hand is less by S405 600 than
it was the preceding week Drafts have been Is.
sued for the payment of 50 2i5, 600, thus leaving
balance of 81 ,670O 600
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Intere,tinp N,w. 1rom sill,

BOsTON, Aug. l0-The steamship EurODa from
TIE following dispatches appear in the latest pa
peTs:
The WAR IN SICILY.
PALERMO, July 2i--ln the engagements before
MelazzO, on the 10th and 18th inst, the Neapol =.
tans had S-U men put hOTS dH eOnlI0t
Garibaldt attacked the town Of Melazzo on the
2Uth inst with the bayonet and after a desperate
combat the Neapolitans withdrew to the citadel
The statement that the whole Of Sicily had been
evacuated by the Neapoltan troops is premature
hessina Is still held by the NeapOlitan
GENOA, July 27.-NeWs has been received here
that the Gari0aldans suffered gre t losses in The
eng agement near AielazZo IL was asserted that
Gsribsidi himself was wounded In the foot lie
Ead ordered several inhabitants Of Melakzo To he,
shot for having fought az alnst him
MAKsEiLLEs, July 20 Letters have been re-
ceived from Sicily stating that General CIarv had
only evacuated the OutpOsts and the town of N,.s
s!na, and had concentrated his eorps d'ay,,l,s in
the citadel. Tie remainder Of the troops. and
especially Col BoscO' s'division, have been dis
NAPLES, July % The latest news received
from sicily announces that the state Of things was
more satisfactory.
THE SYRIAN QUKsTlON
Paris, July p The COnstitut ounel Of today
in an article signed by NJ GTandguillot an
noulces that Lord John Russell has authorized
Lord Crowley 10 come 20 some understanding
with France respecting the expedition 10 SYRIA
The same paper says. AS all the bowers agree
upon that question, the assent of Turkey Viii
necessarily follow IL only remains to dst.rmine
the basis of the general UNDERSTANDING bstvssu
the powers il orcer 10 carry out tue end which
ali have In view This task is not without a N =
Gully, bot we mast hope that the good faith of
the powers will be able TO resolve them France
who Ia the affair has assumed the energetic atti-
tude most proper 10 raise the courage Of the on
pose trib hes will also show a moderation winch
csEnut fail 10 inspire the European governments
" ith confidence, and which sthe invaris5le rule
Of her policy"
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SWAMP AND OVERLOOKED LANDS IN ARKANSAS.
The Commissioner of the Gensral Land Office has
submitted TO the Secretary Of the Interior for ap-
Proval, list No. 3 of swamp and overlooked lands
in the Batesville district, Arkansas. Also, list
No. in the Newnansville district, Florida.
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DEATH OF AN ARMY LIEUTENAYT.-The War
Department has received official Information of
the death of Lieut.. Silas G. Higgins, of the sixth
infantry, at Fort Yuma
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REIURN OF SECRETARY Cas- Hon. Lewis
Gees Secretary Of State, who has been absent for
the past four weeks on visit to his home in Mich
ig~n, has returned greatly improved In health, and
resumed the duties Of his ONCE.
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" Mr.. John Underwood, Of OccOquan, is out
IN a card In the Alexandria Gazette, In which he
says be has made up his mind not to Isart the
Staff
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II call for Douglas State Convention has
been Issued in North Carolina by Mr.. Robert p
Dick, a member Of the National Executive Com
mittee
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Spirit Of the Morning Press

The Constitution asks, Whittier are we Tend
Ing" and then proceeds to compute the position
Of the old democratic ship ''Constitution. 1t
thinks that the Douglas part of the crew have a
reckless tendency for the breakers
The fHtsi!igsHcer has "a Review, - Of over six
columns of that paper, on the political topics Of
the day.
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II The modefn sampson, DR.. Winsbi p Of
LOstcB, has recently astOnished the public by Il
lag dead weight Of eleven hundred add siity
pounds.
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AUCTION SALES.

By J. C. MCGUIRE a co, AncnOneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITTRB
AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY MORN
ING next. August 18th. commencing at 10 O'Clock.
shs i sell. ~ the resldeBce OF cent emsn de-
cining housek sepinF, at No sac Thrteer On street
be'veen Il and street, Island. ell his Househoid
Effects. consisting in part Of
MAHOGANY Hair cloth Pa Tor Suite.
Do Rocker. Cane seat Reception Chairs.
Do Centre and Side Tables, Whatnot
6ilt-frams Mirror, WaShstsEd, TOiCt Sets,
PSTlor aud Chamter 0arpsts.
French and Cottage BedEteaCs,
FEATHER Beds. Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Dining and Kitchen Tables,
Cains, g ass, and Crookery Ware, Cutlery,
Goa Srates. shamher stoves.
viking - We and KIT hen Requisites. &o.
Terr's So AID under. cash; over tunt sum a
edit Of - and 50 daEs for notes satisfactorily
do-sCd. bearing interest
50 n dts J. C MCGUIRE a CO, Auct.
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AMUSEM EMS

~A4u = = Z III ON Il a.
= FREE CONCERTS!
sIRNSr LOEFFLER, Nstc York arenps BE-
ucssH 'H ana II streets, would res pectfully ~
state ~ the public thSt A CONCERT oflf<4
SELhCI MUSIC will be given everv MON ~
DA1 and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, ST his Pavilion, commencing at s o'clock
anu enulns 81 10 ?. m Previous TO the COnoeTt
lAe SSloon Is open to those desiring 10 vii q
sHaI lew hours IN the may dance ICE
ChEtM. WATER ICES. and every Dissertation
prices. ' - 0iS
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic pur
ie Is 5m - " O'i00'
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY }. =. McGUIRb. a CO Auotoueers
DEREMPTORY SALE OF MILLINERY
II AND STRAW G0oDS, EnBRotUKRIEs. Tam
MINGs. IACEs PERFUMERY. fANCv GOODS. dC.-
on SATURDAY MORNING, August sth, com
met ma ~ O'Clock. ana continuing from dsy %
daJ unti the " hole 70 dispuscd -, We Ehal &c H. ~
tn store Of X. & Ste eff, Fee, No 3ss Penn.
avenue, between 9th and IN streets, large vaTl
tty 81 No1s m has line, oomprEIng-
Grape and silk Bonnets Of nsW shapes,
Trimmed and un'r.mmCd straw BCauetE, Hats and
ats,
ColoreJ lair aud straw Eonnets
Golored, BSck and "a hIte Jockey Hats.
CamsTlo and swiss EdgluEs and luserungs.
DO do Ban . aud STRIPS.
Do do Collars aud Sets, a fauts' Bodies
Olmns, Cords. Bralds, Fuuges, riutsd Ribbons.
Gauze and SIX, SILK Buttons, Plain Drop Tss
Sc, tTlnges.
Real Valencia, English Thrc sd, Cotton,
Imperial Nsenola six, Blond and every other
Hoop skTts, F-ench Artificial Flower,
Ladies and Gentlemen's six and Glug ham I'm
breilas,
Sawin' silks Spool Cotton
Hair, HoOth ano Nail Brushes Combs,
Opera q q ses. POttempnales. Card Cases
Cod and Silver 1hImbies, Tuck Combs,
Lubln's, harrlsOns and Ju es Haule's best Ex-
tracts,
French aud German Co'ognes,
Hair ttll, fOmade &c, &c.
Al OF which will be 90 without reserve.
Terms: So and under, cash; over that sum a
credit OF 81 and ~ days, for approved endorsed
notes bearing interest
au ] & McGuIREA CO aucts
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DON'T FORGET

II HOSE that are troubled with Dysentery or any
J. SlMMS h SONS CHOLERA SSRf-P -.
y general cures al such diseases without fail, M
- "a gtiscsLs rec from opium, and answers for the
r or s,le by CHAS SrOTT, Pa. ave: CISSEL
"eor setown; and COOK CO, Alexandria.
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THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE To
- INFORM ,l., IN msi lends AID the public gener-n
~ tlat ne mas removed 10 No. SI9 f street VI
between 10th aud nth. lie has A uavs On -
na9l bASaEI~ Of al sizes made 10 order, IIV
ana cll ones repaired. Also particular care "A keu
of kinds aud 81 ; Of CHAIR GAMING,
au b-eOSt. l.. kOSCBER. Basket Maker
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II LIST OF LETTERS
H. GMAINING N the Post Ofioe, Wkshinrton

tOrdered TO be inserted in the EVENING STAR, it
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper published IN washington.l
IL All persons applying for letters Ia the follow
ing list, will please say thew are ADVERTISER.
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TNENTH ANNUAL PIC-NI EXCURSION
THE
Montgomery Guards,
To he given at ARLINGTON SPRING.
On WEDNESDAY. AngustI5ih.

On this occasion the COMMITTEES Of Arrangemen
pledge themse YES TO do ali IN their :"
power 70 max this of the most E.a4S9aN
az eeabtc PIC Mics Of the season cr7o-<xznHz.
They cOuhd 'nfly look for liberal patror age from
their friends and the public the proceeds are 20
be used IN assisting the company in getting their
new equipment, specimens of which will be on the
ground. Gentlemen De srous of joining the compa-
nv Will thus have an opportunity of inspecting the
new uniform 49,
EsPuta's fine brass and string band, rs usual will
be IN attendance
Omnibuses vi run from Seventh street every
hour during the day. Steam q w. Riggs viii
leave The fourteenth str ct bridge every honT Also
steamer Flying Cloud will leave the Aqueduct
Gcorgeto wn. every hour
dies. ~ 10
COMMITTEE part Of the Military.
Major Bacon, Capt. Schse6er
- Davis - RaIbarn
TAFT Dnbant
Capt. Peck 4" levers
HollIngsworth, Stephens
hlrg,
COMMITTEE par, of rae COMPANY.
Lieu. l. angran, Sergeant o. Iseary,
Sergeant uTray, Private Niun.ton
- ODonnelI' RYAN. au lo-4t
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TO CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES
OFFICE q THE wAsHISeroN A9vgpUcr.,

OFFICE Of The WAsHINsroN AQUEpUcr,P
sr,,rD ~ MAsHlN res, August :, 1850.
the following materials: rr-''"e
$50 e rs s-lneh Pipes, Y feet long, Bel spig
got Washlngton Agueduct pattern
S.o 70 81 = inch Pipes y feet long, Bel SpE-
- se-l oh Flange Pipes, y feet long, tdrilledD
Washington Aqueduct pattern. -
Wa Ri Inae lame Pipes z feet long. ded)
20 inch Flange Pipes, feet loag, (drledD Wash.
I inch Flsnge PIPE, feet long. drilled wash
m Also, a lew special patterns such as Branches
Bends, DC. For further particulars. examibStio1
OF GHtLsSlngs, DC, apply az this ohice.
me whole OF the castings will De REQ uiree 10 he
delivered by the LIST October next ~
n. w. BENHAM.
80 Captain of Engfneers
sa ST. Chief Eng'r Washington kcned1st.
NoTlCE.-The road recently Opened tbTogS6
= -, sie ksst square oithe Capitol grounds is moi
ntsnnp lSs en- eondIton highway, but simply
the Portleoes and sfOrdng Ingress 10 persons bsv
ing 9Tlslhess ia the building wishing TO inspect
would interfere very much with the progress OF he
W. gong on, AMI therefore il cannot az present
vehlcles As soon As the work has made s1fiicient
70 aunt OF Al, the road wall be put 10 proper
use. I'M NJ M aEl P"''N
SoHm mission Of Public BoIidihgs aud GROUNDS.
RALTIMoRE LIFE INSURANCE. Coils
a. eoRPoRAT ED lsSO.-JOHS DONALDSON, Pres.'
.q s9 GR IS4SPSsPi SSS fHFKs LIVES and BUYS
y DescIiPnA pamphlets may be obtained at the
once q LsSis Johnson 30 Co. BsStsfs, ICss ss1ssl
- n a. sR1sN n Me- ~ %A0iLl z. As soa
WASHINGTON
w tFIRED
INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
ApsaNe aad Tenfk Street
u,,,s,, J. c. MCGUIRE, President.
rs. ~. uANSON. secretary. ma 7-sOtr
FOX SAk-E.5The light drAught fast sailin
on immediate application The above Boat ~
Is " leet long, u feet beam, with fine cabin
u Ieet IN lengthi was htged up for pleasure hoat
ptwould make an excellent ma ket boat Insnirs
= aoO0. S9o Ie- avenue. aust
A Ii KINDS OF
"A GAME
Bought at the Highest Prices
At kLOTZ's RESTAURANT
suf-eolm' Ninth st., tet. Ps.sg. and d q.
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITH
a OUT BOARD.-Persons desiring FURNISHED
Rooms would do well to cal at VI. BAWSEI'S
No. SS9 r 81, between 9th and Oth stS he has
seYefa' very handsomely furnished, cBnvenierts and
Wei VENT ated rooms. which he vii rent with or
WI hout board, on rea ouabl. 4 ms He ca1 also
accommodate a few table boarders ans az