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bill was taken from the table.
Z Mr.. MONROE said, for thelsaks of explain
ing'his voteshe would SAY that what wasl said
against the bill yesterday on the subject of the
,'headship'' of the family generally, met his
his views. He believed AZ was the Christian
view. The husband 10 the head OF the family,
Not necessarily superior, because that ain't the
question: But he did not think the bill would
have o tendency 10 induce women 10 set them
selves up against the husband. II he supposed
wives would 60 to setting themselves up against
the wishes Of the husband, this ought 70 be fatal
70 the bill.o But nature is stroug. B tls Thought
affection would regulate this matterau Nature
is strong, and will take care of,dtselfa This
bin, therefore, be othonght Nonld give opportu-
nifty in extreme cascss In an abnormal state, of
thInes, 20 women to asaiat their families IN ex
tsenls cases. y He thought there is a class Of
cases whore such law may DO nsefnl, ,and very
few whore IL might provo pEsjudiclal % He was
not willing TO do anything that would cause in-
harmony iin families. He could mot perceive
tins bill would have snch an effect. Gao ,ein3m
Mr.. HOLMES admitted this illsimportsnt.
Observation-Disclosures why ltshould be.eall-
edhp by tiIeAuthor upon the hoels oc the even.
Ing. Hyladiss had exppssaed deairs 70 hsat
The diecus9ion, ant he was sorry Il had been
called up agthis dfhe. NN
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pENSION OFFICE, JUNz 9Th, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Application having been ma 10 under the act of
sd Juno. 1852 for the reissue OF the Land War
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 hay q
been lost or DESTROYED, notice is hereby given that
at the date following the DESCRIPTION of each War
rant, new Certificate, of ike tenor. will be Is-
sued, II no Va I'd objection shall then appear
No. 25, ,2T2 for l2n acres, issued to Reuben Love
81 MafJh, 1855 Jul, 9Th, 1861.
No 7,67+, tor go acres, ISSUED under tho act of
March 81, 1855, In the name Of William TaylOT
and granted on the 18th day Of Marc, l856.-Au
gust 7, 1851.
No. SO,6a5 for I6O acres, issued under the act of
March, 1855, In tho nsTe of Susa Hubbard
widow Of John Hub ard, decAased, and granted
on the 18th dsy cf June, l856.-August 81, 1861.
M. Sll6, for l60 aores, issued under act of Bl7
to Augustus Ingram, private of Captain Murrsy's
company, second Regiment Of Tennessee Infan-
try sep embeT 9Th, 1861
NO. 46 745, for lO aores, issued under the act of
March, 1855, IN the name of Jacob Gulick a I'd
gLanted on the 24th day of January, l8Ss-septem-
No 50 6oa, for 90 acres, issued under the 40, of
september, 1850, IN the name of Elizabeth Wells
widow OF Daniel Wells, and granted on the 2itlI
day OF Septem beT, l854-September "a. 1861.
March, 855, IN the name of Alexander Orms and
granted on the 18th day OF October, 1856 -Septem-
Der %. 1861
No II 626, for $50 acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1855. In the name of Amos Arthur. and
gated on the I7Ih day OF August, l857.-OctOber
Il, 1861.
No. 80 5lO, for l6D acres, under act of 1887, and
bearing date May 9Th, 1850, in favor If Michael
PIP father of samuel kOpp, deceased, ThirI In
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
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SUMNER FASHIONS.
From lie Follet.

II is no longer permissible to walk out in the
country in Lsghorn or rice-strSw bonnet,
trimmed with flowers; still less so, trimme ed
With feathers; or in . dress Of rich material or
much ornamsnted; those are only worn in the
evening, or at ohateaux, where they dress as
they do in Paris in the winter But In the day
time, robes Of poll de chsyre, English alpaca,
piqus, thick barege, &c, are worn and these
are N 1de altogether without aOunces some
with body and skirt in one, with the waist not
fitting tightly to the figure; others with q
waisteoat and jacket Of the same material.
This latter style 10 the most generally adopted;
IL taxes the place Of the pegnOir; the waist
coat 10 also made rather loose. Taffetss is only
worn on cold and sombre days. The redipgote
In tafstss, is made with plisses trimmings. and
without any lace. Some ladies prefer a coat
Of light cloth, with q waistcost Of the same, or
Of velvet.
FIounces are still very much worn on grena-
dimes, silks, causes, printed muslins, 30. They
are put on in various styles; sometimes q wide
one, With three narrow on the top Of it, some
times five narrow, each with heading, and
bordsred with tsfetas ribbon. One Of the
most elegant styles is that Of placing three
f0unces. not very wide, In festooss st the top
Of the hem: and at each place where the
fOunces are caught up, little bow Of tafstas
Flounees en- tablier are still In vogue, but espe-
ciAlly on muslin dresses.
White or buff piques are the order Of the
day. They are embroidered with violet or
black wool. When these dresses ARE exclu-
svely intended for indoor dress, the jacket is
detached. This veste is often little rounded
Zouaye. opened over full chemisette; some
times a small paletot, with pockets, much less
graceful than the Zouaye, and reaching down
TO about q third Of the skirt. But when used
for . walking dress, the make " "Princesse, {"
With point, Is the style adopted. II 10 gen
orally ornsmented with q ms sgnifcent embroi-
dsry, en- tsblier. The body Is covered with q
PlAtron, and the sleeves, although rather open,
nave vide mOusquetaires trimmings Of embroi-
aery Plain stitched linen collars are usually
tAs, the soler suitable 10 that Of the dress or
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EoLoan's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

Yis .uIy safe certain cure for Csnssr,, Piss "a
-sr,. avsIlnss and Ersnehs Cstrs, Paralysis N,I
r.lfi, Wsskns. Of s huslss, Chrsnis lnfsmmAtsry
EksImstism ruEns u the gsinI, Contracted Rp.eI., a,
LTsmsnts, Earsshs rssthaehs Ersiss. sprains Frssh
Cuts, wssnds plesn, Fever esrss CGksd Drsast Ser,
NpysI Rsrns sealSs, Sore Threat sny ina mnrnn =,
paia, difsrsnes hsv .svsrs Isnr s dis,aIs ma
have sIist.d, mchkAFT CELkskAfrD LIHIMENT is
a certain remedy.
Sssssnds Of hsnan sslnFs s.vsd If. Of IA.
srspitsds and rHissry BY ths Of rsmsdy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII rslsvs pain smsst ss.sy and a viii es.,
puhy ana heal hs fsslsst insrsdsis shor
FOB HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
neLEAkI ICELEBRATED LINlMENT 10 ths soly ssfs
ns fsasls rslassy fer the sf Spawn, o,
WnSEaiis, spsnts. Unnatural Lsmps, Modes svsnfs
asrsr ishsd 70 eyre Big Head, fslsvil, Fissla 0ld
sfr.n, sIsss Scratches, CAsiid nss, Csfs., Saddle
Cellar Gaia Cxts, ssfss, Wssnds, h 10 inallihs
nn.sy Apply a. dnssssd and cure 10 ssfsain In every
fAsa tria, Nc lsarsr v III. many vsrlsss Lanlp,u,.
sIsrsd ,ss. Obtain supply Of Di. McLkkHT CELT-
kkArKD kimlHEnr. II viii eus yea
J. n. MCLEAN, esls PrsDrist>r.
Gamer Yhrd and Pins stz-, D. Essis, IA
CnAkkE1 eYOff, ~ Pa av4 ssss agent IN Wsskis A
,ss A. c'ssEk. .sss.ssss~s. N-psWfv
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WASHlNGION LOCh HOSFIIdL. Il.
nR. SHUMAN has, afsr an experience of ten
~ Years, established the above refuge from
suaokery, self LABEL ed Indian or German doctors,
and pretenders OF vitoLcTAft and imPostOrs In gen.
oral
This is the only place whore . cure and syesdy
can be obtained in the world for al mpr0 per
sad evil habits, gonorrh1, glest, seminal vosk-
ness, syphilis, primary secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains In the loins, structures,
general debility prostrnton, nervousDess, rest
nights, papitat0n of the heart in the carr,
loss Of memory, confusion, melancholy, affections
peculiar disorders arising from the indiscretion of
youth, rendering them unit for either business,
Et1dy, society, or marriage.
DR.. ). has the greatest remedies In the known
world for diseases Of the blood. gonorrhr, Elest,
stTiotETes, phillis, seminal weakness, self abuse.
80. Thers is no case In which they fsi to cure In
Victims of these horrible oompl plsints, who would
wish to he valuable men and ornaments 10 society,
should embrace the earliest opDortunity for relief
DR.. Shumnn has made the most comp etc arrange
ments for the comfort of his patients who come
from distance. They will he furnished with the
most pleasant and as reoable susr tert, necessary
diet, snd made 81 comfortable Is they would be at
. frst olsss hotel at less than half the cost,
DO not forget the name and nlmper. DIR. Shu
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, Washington, ID. G.
Persons At . distance should erclose stamp for
return postage. Ofioe hours, A. M. to 10 =. M.
various parties have bsen entioed from my in
sntutlon By certain svlnders on back streets IN
this city who will il till the day of their DEATH
word TO the wise 10 sufficient. Ap9 1v
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WASHINGTON
w PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL

This Institution, WHICH is under the control and
direction Of Sisters of Charity, experienced in
nursing and hospital manag gemsnt, Is now open Il
the public. It's located shO distance southeast
OF the Capitol and ImDedIately opposite thu well
known srroll maneion, on Second street east
The buildings are spacious, and, with the altera.
tIons recently made, wei adapted to hospital pur-
poses The grounds are extensive and well laid
out, and tastefully Ornamented with choice fruIt
AUG shade trees, eveIgreens, and Towering shrubs
ProvIdence Hospital is admirably suited to pa
uents wishing to avail themselves of the Hdvan-
tases Of ho spita and yet enjoy eli tho comforts
and quiet of prI ATE house. All persons suffer
ing ON CASUALTIES or nOn-9oEtagIous di seases re
curing surgical or medical treatment will be ad
mIttsd upon complying with the equations and
conditions of the Instit ItIOn.
PatlSntB vii be reoei led in the wards a. -four
dollars per week, or by arrangement can hsve pri-
vate rooms on reasonable terms. Thsy will re-
ceve a. the care and attention their cases may re-
qulre from itr. J. NJ TONER, the Physician and
surgeon IN charge OF the house, except when pa
tent prefors to employ his own physician. IL ie
deslEned to give all the members OF tho IN m,dical
profession IN tine District equality of privileges
IN this institution, and every physician who may
have case in 1t mav rest assured that his patent
will be carefully nursed and his medical directions
faithfully executed. je Is- colin
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n ln-laI
E'EMALE BOARDING ANDD DAY SCHOOL
4 ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Mrs. 9. ]. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.

The thirteenth annual session of tnIs Ins sGtutIon
will commence on Tuesday, Sep ternber lst IN tho
house reoontly occupied bJ SJlvsster SCOTT, EEs
No. $50 King stTeef.
The course OF study pursued will COMPRISE All
she branches res uisits to thorough EnElish Edn-
desired, "
In add ition 70 day scholars, Mrs. MoCormioF is
prepared to receive limited number of pupiP ~
boarders, who, constituting part of her own fam.
lily, vii be under hor immedIat care and supervI-
slcn. She Will endeavor as far Is pOssihle, TO
Of HONS.
-Rar.xes,.-Rev. leo. Fl. Nortoa, Rev, DR.. Elias
Hsrrig9c, Rev. ID. =. SpTIgg, William II. FOwlo,
Ess., EdEar sn9vdeE. Es9.. Edmund l.. Witmsr
Est" Henry MMburJ. Esq, LsyI. MeKenEie
Editor Evening Star, Bepiamin Wsters, Ess. Jas
Entwise, Jr., Esq, Col. John w. Minor, LOudOup,
Messrs. Blackjack Il Marshall, Mossrs. Core
Brothers.
eso for tho annual seEsion-psysbles somI annually
IN advanoe.
Music and Languages 1t Professors prioes.
IL No extra charges. au 2s-tf
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TRIESEMAR, Ia and S-Proteosed by Rov.I
Letters Patent Of England, ard secured by lie
Seals OF tho Eoole de PhArmSole de ParIs, and ,ts
Imperial College Of VI mediclns, Vienna
No. IB invaluable fOT eXEr uEtion and nAtoFT AGA
and al physical disabilities.
No. completely erHdicates al trEcez o. those
diseases that have been hitherto treated ~ tue
soaus AID pemlcloun uEe Of cOpaiva sn0 ouboha.
No. has entirely sup iGEted the lEigriOua of
Eteroury, thereby inBuTlnr 10 tue sufferer aKoS1y
relof, dlspeTtlnE all impurities, and roofing on
tbs venom of disease.
TRlESE MAR, NOs. ], 7GEd :, are prepared IN
the form OF a loEenEo, dsyOid ot tsLts sGd srlell
ard can be carried 10 the vsIstoOst pocket. SOLE
mlnistered BY VelPesu, DNlemSEd, Roux, RIoord
30. PIIc9 IS each, or four csges for o., which
Gaves 8; and IN S27 cases whereby thsr Is r.V-
ing of s.. To be had, Wholesale and retail ~ Dr
BARLOW. OF ISi Blocker streef, New yoTt
immediately on RECEIVING q remitt1hos. Dr. BsrrUW
will forward The GrieEemar tO anT paTf OF Tie Tor al
securely packed, and adcrosseo according 10 n IN
structi0ns OF the writer, y $40 "
The Book, Of a. Others, thEt shoulG be rn,d D,
men with unmay cd and hrC zen down copTtittftipD.
uman FraiitJ, or PhysIOlcIica ReseaTolis 4"
beautifully illustrated, And treats rT,inute, u
~ lhe symptoms that lnvauaBly develop them
seges sooner or later, TcEu ting from the fsises
sho HltetlnE habits Of earls youth inca psc. .str.
~ sne Vietlm IRON snanng the fruiion of the matri-
MONA State, and. Il not cEeckCL time, des
ttlng all tue functions Of manhood. I'D briugInt
hlmI step by step 10 lingering nd untiHssy derth
Sold BY Dr. HA RkOw, 19z B ecker street, fOur
oooLs below MacdouEEl, New York. Pnoe IS
oelBi Sent free every WEeTe.
tngton, ID. e. de 29-sm
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DrA soldier In the Scotch Fusilser Guards
lately died Of fatigue on a march OF eighteen
miles from Kingston to Guilford, on the way TO
the Camp Of Aldershott. Two other men In the
same corps tainted from exhaustion An inyesti-
cation OF the matter disclosed that the poor
fellows with all their comrades, bad been Obliged
by their officers to wear two pair of breeches
apiece ain order 10 Tighten their loads - and that
although a number Of Ser sice wagons sccompa-
nied the march, they were left Perfectly empty,
while the average weight Of each mans accoune-
menn was seventy pounds
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else little colors, embroidered In white, or a
color at the corners. Full nansook sleeves,
with cuffs matching the collar.
Hats are much more generally worn this
year than they have ever been previously.
For bonnets, the favorite materials are fancy
tulle, crepe, rice straw, and white crinoline;
these are trimmed with black lace or ribbons
mixed with bouquets Of various celored flow
ers, or small feathers.
Nets are still in great request. Those of
black or dark brown chenille are the most be-
coming with q fat bow Of velvet on the top
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DENTISTRY.
.o,,,s TEETH.

M TEETH.
ofths MINERAL LATE TEETH, at
tends personally at his ONCE In this city A&
many persons nnn wear these teeth who ~AID
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling 1T my ofioe can be accommodated
WITH any style And price of Teeth they may desire;
bpt 10 those who are particular and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
Art oan produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this cIty-No. 33s Pa. avenue, between
sth and 10th sts Also, S05 Arch street, Phi sdei
bhit' 90 lEu
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jy 12-l2t,
TIE sEIH EEIHKHoPEAfE 4. aoTEL, FErI SsIn BY z

i EMRiCH. at the corner or Penn. - A
grestly improved recently and nov Offers kAsz4
greater Inducements for the patronage OF cihzens
and strangers than any other publie house In the
eit, his prices being less than hose Of any other
hotel on Penn. ayohue, and his accommodations
able. The bar and restaurant arrangements OF the
European Hotel have already become vsry popu :
hdious. The proprietor pledges pnrsmitted atten-
ton ard continued liberal penditures 10 rive sat-
isfsStioB TO ell, and thus rslsvs his Invitation 20
sll to give the European Rotel call. dst-u
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Doors AHD sH2Es sSgs TO sUIT SAE

WsFe nov manufacturing all kinds OF BOOTS
and SHOES and constantly reosivInf a4G>0
suFPI Of eastern made work Of every de- E32d
sorsSron, made expressly TO order, and will u E5y
DO sold ot O much lover price than has besuS 49,
heretofore charged In fhis CITY for mreh inferior
Aruo.ss.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of esI.srn or
city made work, viii always knd q good assortmen
In store and st the lowest Prices. Give as call.
GRIFFIN 4 BRO,
MA pennsyIvanis avsnua
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III Lieut. s!emmer, Of Fort PIekens fame, has
opened q recruiting ONCE at Chicago.
III The steam gunboat r. Cuyler 10 ow
blockading the entrance Of Tampa Bay.
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OUR CUSTOMERS HAVING BOOK AC-
~ counts with us are respectfully notified that
owlng To the duliness Of the tines and the scarcity
OF money we are wiling 70 ofer discount OF FIVE
Funds. virgins. money viii also be taken at the
oo''"n' '''e oi WALL WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO,
mis- (lRtell p, av.s bet eth and 10th sts.
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mar E-tf
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALEr
" OE GAS METERS

,,.-,. WtsHlNeT Tor, July 10, 1880.
,NOTCE rs HEREBY GIFEN, T6st, aEree-
ably TO the PROVISIONS ofths ordinances OF The Cor
porston approved May u, ISsa, tho Undersigned il
now prepared, wheneYer required in writing, and
examine, test prove, and asooTtki tho &C OF
registration Of 5nJ fss meter in use in 'Ils oIty !"
and another, sealed and marEed % true will be
set IN rN ylaoe: II rrOyed to be acou-ste in it's
ms5su DTnent OF gas, 10 viii be sea 81 sc.o -o;r
and agsln Fut IN POgitIun fos ESQ.
Omoo NO. $40 Seventh street, (ncar Odd Fal-
.ovf ASlIl Open from a. m., 70 ) m
CHARLt;S W. CUNNINGHAM,
" Nt Inspector ard Soaler of q ~ nj sterE
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COME AND SEE Our new stII. INDIA. PAN.
also. s1d s. bNf5S Eis. s s' s'is:e
snth st, 10 t-lm
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LETTERS AND PAPERS FOR THE Seeded
STATEs.-lt must not be supposed that the ex-
press companies are Masking fortunes out Of the
business which has fallen to them by the sus-
pension Of mail facilities with the Seeded
States. The number Of letters sent from this
city to all parts Of the South does not average
over 800 day, which is only q small portion
Of the number carried in the United States
mails before Secession" The rate uniformly
adopted by all companies in the city is Is cents
for half ounce letter. and the same for frac-
tional weight over. Letters must be delivered
to them in Government stamped envelopes.
(the ordinary red stamp stuck on will not do, J
the expense OF which is borne by the senders
The letters thus put up and prepared go to Lou
lsyille, where they pass into the hands of the
Southern Express Company" who send them
to Nashville, where Confederate stamps are af-
liked the express company paying for them }
and the letters then 90 on without interrup tion
to their destination. 1t is inferred from cir
cumstances that nearly all the letters are of a
family or domestic nature, from relatives or
dear friends temporarily separated by the dire
necessities Of war. A letter In a dashing mer-
camille hand is n great rarity. Business cor
respondence between the North and South has
already ceased.
Not single newspaper published In the
North is sent to q ''seoeded" subscriber through
any express company. Twenty-Five copies of
each Of the leading New York journals are car
ried daily by Adams Express Company, and
exchanged for Southern papers nt various
points. By this means, and this alone the
reading public North and South Is kept in
formed on the news Of the respective sections.
The express companies havo been Obliged 10
discontinue their branches in seeded States,
but are connected with the Southern Express
Company. which at present has a monopoly of
the express business in that region.-N. York
Journal Of COmmeree.
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SUSPICIOUS, VERY.-A letter to the Now
Orleans Picayune, from Camp Vincent, near
Portsmouth, Virginia, says:
I" Were 1t not for the almost unanimous vote
polled in and about Norfolk and Portsmouth,
ratifying the secession Of Virginia from the old
Union, would believe a majority of them
were Unionists. All estables and drinkables
have risen one hundred per csntum since the
middle Of May, and the general understanding
among the citizens seems TO be to extort from
their defenders, on every occasion offered, suf-
fcient TO made up the decrease Of general Gus
tom. Five Of our boys went into Norfolk the
other day TO buy some under-clothes, with an
Endorsement note from Lieut.. Colonel Vincent,
and the cheapest bargain they could make was
at the rate Of fifty per cent. discount for ten
days Capt. NellIgan's company, the Emmett
Guards, and Capt. Cronan's company, Com
pany A, Orleans Light Guards, have bought
themselves a new suit Of clothes; and Captain
Dean has gone to Richmond to procure clothes
for his company"
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9yrN TOPHAM'S eD
4t3z0 PRBMIUa URK Qss.d

U<XtH IOPbAA'S ~,
0130 MIUH URK QS.l
MANUFHCTORY,
<99 SEVENTH STREET, WAsaIEsToN, .. c.
Silver Medal sv, rded by Maryland Jpsfitpte a,
EalumuTe, November z, ia6a
Also, Medal b. Metropolitan Mec a nioE' IN etItuts
Washington, ID. C., ls55.
an oonttsntJ making, and slvHys nave on hand
Fine Solo Leather,
Iron Frame.
LAdIet' DrOsa. -
Wood Box, and
Peoknng Frunks,
PolllneT, CafpctfUf
Canvas travelling Ha.a,
ScnOOl EatOhols, a a.
~ L0,s PTtcss.
Members OF Congress and travellers Will please
examlne my stock before purchasing slsevb~re
Trunks thh; are made IN other oitleE.
Superior Leather and Dress Trarkn made 10
order.
Trut "a covered and repaired AZ short no,1oe
Goods delivered free Of ohsrEe 20 anvtoart Of the
city, GeorretoWn. and Alexandrfa
"a 3 lyeo JAMEs s.ToPHAM
rHICKERlN6 a SONS PLANTS FOa SaI.E
" on monthly payments, or Discounts Tor q III.
JOHN r. ELi.kS.
an soc, between 90 ana l0tk a.,
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HI GAS FIxTupEs

NJ GAS XTURES
w Have IN store, and are dsI Y receIyiut GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Deslgn
and Finlsh, superior style to anythinr horetoOTe
ohered IN this market. We invite ctizens general
y To call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We hayo the be.t
selected stock in Washiu gtOn.
All Work in the above line Irtrusted IN an osrs
Will be promptly attended to.
MYERS Mc6HAN
mar t-u 37i ~ stTsst