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Spirit Of the Morning Pre,s

The Infsiiigsnesr publishes letter from an Ala
bsma subscriber stating thai the threat OF taking
there.
The RsPKbticnn argues that, In the anxiety con-
nected with the defense Of the Capital, the neu-
trality Of the Western Border Slave States should
not be forgotten, as their neutrality, however
brought about, whether Sby patriot srn, interest
coercion, or mixture OF al ihree Is very desira-
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LOST AND FOUND.

ESTRAY1Came % the premises of WILLIAM
~ i.uNEf, on Seventee nth 81. near -zev,aH
Nlnder'H buiidlng. about two weeks ago, kkW
T. large red CIV sbout or years old 100
rhe owner VIII p7ase come forward, prove prol-
erty, pay charges. and take her away. mla S.s'
WAsHINGTnN COUNTY. DrsrRIcr OF CO.
tnat James A. Curtain, Of SAID county, &kkfS
osma BEIGE me, the su subscriber, q Justice
OF tne pesce IN and for sad county and maze oath
on the holy evangely OF Almighty God. that there
cams 70 MS Place of res Idence in WASHINGTON oItv
IN tne Dlstrlct aforesaid, snlsll red BUFFAL0
tOW; Two unher -sits IN the right ar and A orop
IN me lett about the trkt of Dec smbsr 1884, Given
under my hand and seal this 10Th day Of VI ay IsI
rLc., ii. g. MURRAY, J.P.
ProCe " pay oharges and take her away. JAMES
A. CUkiAIN, living on the corner of ThIrreenth
st. east snd st. south. m ml6-isESss
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On the sth instant.
r. from Fourteenth street eat between ~1EuS
GoWS-one red. with white strips ,cross
the bsoS, white face, and 10th horns bored the
other llE Mt red with white stripe across the bach
liberal reward will be paid for their return 20 the
m 9-St JOHN STANSRrpv
"a REWARD.-s.r.yed or stolen from the sub
Rc Scrlber, two NEWEOUNOLAND@
DOUc. pne is back, with white hreastI
end Tsp 9i tau same color the other sA
ES.uoElsh coof NJ parnculsT msrks remembered
rive 90 lars reward will be paid to any perton who
VII denver them 70 the undersgued. a. Kendsil
OIeen, or give information that will lead to their
mast WILLIAM sTICKNEY.
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ID The Government is making everv sfFo,, .,
prevent The shipment down the Mississippi of
arms munitions and provisions to the seeded
states L he Surveyor OF Customs at Louisville
mas oren instructed, within day or two 10 inter.
cept all such cargoes Louisville having recent.
y SHOWN herself to be strong Union city, there
VIII probably be no difficulty in enforcing these
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WHAT Is REBELLIoN.-The BaItimare Sun of
this morning, pronounces any obstruction tn
IN the way Of the Governments measures in
Maryland to maintain its authority In the States
claiming to have seeded, an act Of rebellion
liable 10 De punished as such That journal ir
fnect, while discouraging auv present orDo.ition
10 The Governments acts In MARYLAND, yirtuaII,,
counseis Maryland's disunionisis to be on ths
alert 70 take advantage OF any possible futnrs
event which may justify the belief that they can
sct me traitor openly, without danger OF prom Of
1he tone and temper Of the Swn TODAY while
Fr9sSSI"g Tue purpose Of encouraging Maryl,nd
ioyal'y 10 the Government. are really so directly
10 tne end or keeping Maryland disloyalty alive
as mat all Us readers viii comprehend how inn.
pottant for The public interest ID 10 that In dealing
win Maryland, the Government should he nre>
Pared at any moment TO find the disunioni,ts AZ
htsIt OF that State, In arms against the United
stats ~ Baltimore shall continue under the
disability OF well nigh entire stoppage Of its
commerce, It's citizens duly understand that the
SSn thus daily warns the Government here thai
unless IL continues prepared at all points To he
able TO control events in Baltimore by force of
arms, the kanes, kettlewells, McI.snes and
suns, viii surely precipitate the mob into col.
nsion with the troops OF the United States on tbs
first favorable opportunity. '-'
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MARYLAND LEGsLATURE-Thep principal point
OF Interest In the Legislative PROCEEDINGS vester
day was the report and resolutions submitted bv
Mr.. w allis from the COMMITTEES on Federal Re.
lauons he resolutions declare "the war waued
oy the United States upon the people of the Com
fedeIate States' unconstitutional, repugnapt 10
civilization and sound policy, and subversiye of
Tree institutions; protest Is entered against the
war on the part Of Maryland that she will axe no
part directly or indirectly In its prosecution: and
the assertion made that Maryland desires the
peaceful and immediate recognition of the inde
pendence OF the seeded States The Wpresent
military occupation Of the State Of Marylandi /.
protested against as unconstitutional, Oppressive
and illegal. The final resolutions assert that
under existing circumstances II is inexpedient To
call Sovereign Convention at this time or To
take any measures for the immediate armino and
organization Of the militia, and propose the ad-
Journment OF the Legislature TO day To he
named The report was adopted-ayes 40, nsvs
land the resolutions made the order of IN.
daA for this morning. The House passed the hill
au'horiz ng the Baltimore City Council to issne
ceruncdtes OF water stock K to the smount of s5O0 :
OCO. Mr.. WorthingtOn introduced resolutions de-
clarlng that the position of MARYLAND was one of
neutrality SO long as Washington remained the
seat OF the United States Government, and that
when 1t ceases TO be so, and a division of the
country takes place, abe will determine which
section she will 60 with at the ballot-box. Re-
ferred. ie
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KENTUCKY Magofin,s message was
read In the Legislature on the 9Th inst. He SAYS
the semi -omciai announcement Of pacific policy
on the part OF the federal government has been
broken. The country has been involved In civil
war which. il not successfully resisted will prove
fatal to the liberties Of the people. He charges
tue President with usurpation OF power In creatnp
a standing army, mad with secessioni hate 10
subJdgate or exerminate the people of ten or more
States Seven States have established a confede.
racy wnlch seems to receive the cordial and un-
divided allegiance Of their entire population
North Carolina, Tennessee and Arkansas will
soon join 1t, while Missouri, MARYLAND and Dela
ware, where the pulic sentiment favors a like
step, are considering the propriety of Joining the
confederacy. He declares the American linton
dissolved. and that war actually exists, and asks
whether Kentucky shall continue with the work
ana ana. assume her portion Of the enormous war
deot being incurred, or whether she shall declare
her own Independence, and single handed pre.
pare to maintain IL, or whether she shall make
common Cause with the slsveholding states
Hesa he does not propose to discuss the sub.
ject but refers 1t to the people. As the Ieois,s-
ture was elected two years ago he recrommepds
the passage of law for a State convention and
election OF delegates He regrets that his propo-
sltion 10 arm the State was not carried ont bv the
last Legislature. He compliments the CONNER
cial, Louisville and Southern banks for tenderino
money to procure arms, but says he fears that
rom tne refusal OF the other banks, the opportu-
hiues LOT ootalnlng large supplies of effective
guns and munitions Of war have been lost He
recommends the issue Of thousand dollar bond,
TO secure funds for the purchase Of arms He
compliments the abilityand ccomplishment of Inc
State Guard. He speaks Of the co-op4ration Of
tne executives Of Ohio and Indiana for the pressr
vation Of amicable relations and trade bpt sav,
they cannot control their lawless citizens aud
Tears that an armed collision will pre- vail along
the whole border unless effectual measures ars
takeh 10 prevent 1t. He says his proposition to
.he general government to suspend hostlites till
the meeting Of Congress met with no success and
asks that all party feeling be now extinguisbed
ana mat Kentucky Immediately maintain the
peace, honor and safety Of her citizens '-'0
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STORING FOR SAFETY.-Between two and three
thousand barrels OF -four, with a considera bic
quantity OF groceries, have been recently sent
from Alexandria to " arrenton Va by rail, for
safe keeping; the fear Of visit from 8 troops
at this point being quite lively yet the river
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PERSONAL.
MATRIsTnNIAF

-, MATRIMONIAL.
IAN American gentiem man in the Brine of man.
moo "A but sun unmarried, OF ishly respect
a0le iani, OF this city. and q sFo'less character
tlonate, lIher,lly educated, cere desiruus of
forming mutual attachment, il agreeahla with
yo1 Iady or young widow poSs ssing the SANS
endoWments, with view TO matrimony. Truthful
PHrtIrnlsrs, addressed in sincerity TO "a b G "
WsshlnRton City Post flee, will be treated re-
spe. tfu!ly and confidential Its
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different executive departments have determi ed
to listen to no more personal appeals for oti ce-
hut, instead, to make II obligatory on all TO con.
fine their applications to writing. All the de-
lays In the Transaction Of the public business of
late having grown wholly out Of the fact that the
time Of the officials has been taken In listen ne
to personal appeals for place.
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WAnNINe VoIcK.-while Fernando Wood
vas sPeaklng 70 The Union meeting there was a
ose OF the roughs, who had perched himself in a
1ee just over the Mayors head, leaned down ana
sn ssna Nov, fernsndy, jist you look out what
Mayor heard, and heeded --TSi6rns.
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tr 1t is said that a man in Virs inia has given
;; IN; laws Sico GOO check. Gen Scott may give
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NEW CHIEF CLEEK-Mr G. B. Fox of Mas.
sachuset's, has been appointed chief clerk of the
Navy Department.
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W From present appearances the Convention
In this city IN next Monday, will be a very Isrge
one. ana VIII contain delegates from almost eyery
HgsHcsT. A'''
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A WASHINGTON CIrT A APPorNrMRNr.-we hear
that the President hss appointed Mr. Lewis Gle.
phane, Postmaster Of this-washin ton-city.
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AUCTION SALES.

syJ. G. MCGUIRE A. C0 A.-yo------
IkvSlfe &c SAkE OF FURNITURE AND
tovsInoLp Errrcrs.-On sAfUkDAY.
Rooms. ne shsl sell. by virtue Of sed OF rrnst.
ouly ex, cnted and recorded, q vaIuable ass..rts
meet OF House hold FurnItlTe and ke, ots com
Eising-
"ainat Iete s-Tete and Mahogany Hair Spring
so,evood Msrble-top sof. Tables,
WslnSt X Ss,sos, Fsnoy cSa'Isa EaA"' Hoo Aoofe''
Do And MahOFaIy Route Tables,
BI1..sI.. Thee ~ and insrsrn Carpets.
6ss 'bsGn b,nins ,,rasns cs.iI,lr Fables
sinsis aud ncgbie Mattresses,
BeSsts.as' An, .n. sv.,,.a.
Lot of Chlns, CT 'okery enc Gl.ss Wars
CcokiGs Stove, sfiEerstot, ae.
]. c. McaUiRE a CO .vot,
sseh ss- ~ a'n''a'e'
Sskes.si .aa %:aaff fi'iHSi fr.asi and J.au, L,pd
Piush, NO h,co'sred Arm and Reception Chairs and
Painted sus.sn. r. AN sSa ReSsp.on chairs.
And variety Of other Furnitsfe too numero., m
ms s'dhs0n' dts PcS'lsicss asicsurRE.co Ant,
n, wIIJ = a. . = . = =, : ~
= AT. ArcTIos-on SATURDAY hFfES'
,os3 ~ ilIh in,tsnt ats o'cloot We Will sel
avenue, very sape Inr Horses. Also, Carts. xe''
the hing stock Of =. Brenn,n, as
egOod Carts.
Express WAGON,
Hpgsy and Ha ness
Rovs and Gearing
Reservoir' WssbipS,on Snnsg "a, ~ The Receiving
Terms cash.
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THE PERSONS HERETOFORE CON
80 necteG with the jack aon Guards I:cmnanv
are fognSsted to attend meeting of the cor pa,
ny at tne nall o. the metropolitan Hook and a ter
nnomPany Mass: az ronue, bet xeeu sth and 5,h sts :
MS EFEsiNG at ia p. M, as the corn any are
uesIbus OF taxing into the service A feE mora
alt" CDR,S NopINoHtSS otSSsrS
n = WASHINGTON MONUMENT The
~ lad o OF ihs Washington Monument ocietT
WNu appeal 10 the cltlzan soldiers assent ed IN
our MIDST IN aid II th ir object. small contribu
tb, HOE even penny, from esch soldier, would be
placed In suitable positions where pafriotx DIS
posed 70 contIbrte 10 this object NAV drop their
PoAH' III meHiOiy Oh the fafher ct his County.
ANNA NJ. COSBY,
-. seefe'ary Of the l.. w. N. M Socisfy,
II washIngton CITY,
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u An English tradesman recently went into
nansruP.cy ana it wa: found his available assets
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hIcHIGAN-Fhe extra session OF the Michigan
Legislature met on the sth inst The Governors
message recommends that the law of last session
providing for the raising of two regiments he
amended to authorize four more, with power To
raise Ten; II needed To meet every exigency he
favors loan OF not less than 81 600 OCO t6e bo,d
TO be issued IN smtll amounts in which cass he
thinks the whole will be taken by the citizens Of
Inis state He also urges the government 10 in
wade and attack the Southern States -"
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Wood and Coal.

MOL article Of WOOD on hand, prepared 10
suit the wants Of each customer. Wood sold cord
length also, or in any vay or sny Quantities de-
sired.
ID coal te,s Do Ceal Rossss, screened before De
livering. ras
III 2.24o lbs. to the ton.
O Personal attention 10 every order.
T. ]. Il w. NJ. GAIT.
omoe 2e2 Pa. ay-, between lIth and I2th sta.
below War DessrtHent mn. - m
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WESTERN VIRGINIA large Irnio, ,,...,,.
was held at kingwood, Preston county, on The
4th, when resolutions were adopted rIpressin nc
unaIferaole opposition to the ordinance Of secss,
ing 10 vote FOR delegate to Congress. Delegstes
were also appointed to the w heeling Convention.
Aovlces from various western counties indicate
great increase Of Union sentiment All neces-
the proposed convention in Wheeling on Mo5s
gay. Fourteen counties have thus far appointed
delegates great deal ofenthusiasm WIS mani.
iesed over the rsceipt Of 900 stand Of ood arms
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W The sudden disappearance of Edwin
lanes, the eminent Barrister and NJ. p. of Lon.
1on, is accounted for bv stories Of enormous
were In the hands oftrustees, who allowed IS .OoO
year out OF bis great professional income. I'm
gambling ne won sl5o,OOo from young noble.
en, VINO gave oliis Tor that amount. The father
or this young man gave James the money IN tat .
up mess oills but he kept the money and fed.
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q HARP1'sf FEkEY.-T kilograms received here
represent that last night Virginia troops crossed
over into Maryland, burned the surrounding
on Maryland soil. Fl - :
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APPOINTMENTS, &c.-O6Fcs of the TJeasVy,r
ne relieving appointments have been made In
6e once OF the Treasurer OF the United States
Isi Pnrey 3 y, Root, OF ~ y, fOurth-cIass clerk
,: Enon Middleton, OF ID. C, fourth. class eIeTk
fSl SUv per anBum, vice Anthony Mclean re'
signed Duncan NJ. Stewart, Of n Y, second.
class clerk, (Sl 100 per annum J vice I 4 Hsda
man, resigned; John L. Phan, Of XIV, second
reHgned. - - Hio"h'
S,5t4 Aaditor's ogses The following appoint.
mens have been Inade:-Charles Emersonf N y
"a jenkins, Of ILL.,; - McIntyre Of Ne +.
Moody, OF N Y to second ass clerksbin.'
lsi,aoo Per annum;) and NJ Snyder. of ID. G.. to
nrst lass clerkship. Isl 2uO per annum \
PsSsiOn BHysaE.-James brains. OF Wis h..
oeen appointed TO frsi-class (Si 200 per annumI
clerhshiP In the Pension Bureau
IN Ms Hdr DsPartmenE.-John A. winebren-
ner oi ~. J., 10 81 200 per annurn clerksbfn IN
tne Ordinances bureau, vice w. D Giles. renewed a
william A. Nichols, Of Pa, to a 81 4O0 ner
ann annum cls,i,hiP in the Surgeon Generals bureau,
vice = Balmain, removed
A. L.. Bennershotz, Of Pa 10 a a, .4O0 no, an
mum elefkship In the Quartermaster CeneraIis
bureau, vice Lewis 8. Wells, promoted 10 a
si'ooo per annum clerkship In the same buresn.
OFFICIAL CouRrEsIEs -Hon wm FL Seward
Mr., Lincolnb Secretary Of State has forward ed
70 the Hon, Robert Toombs, Secretary Of State NJ
the Confederate States, copy enclosed in a COW
eminent envelope, Of Mr. Lincolns bloc fade
which prompted the act was duly appreciated
and In return, copy Of President DAVIS, procla
nation In reference to priyateerng has been for
wardtd to Mr. Seward, enclosed In governmen,
envelope Of the Confederate States Our ooveyn.
ment does not intend TO allow the Nortbern GOV.
eminent to get the start Of them In courtesy and
politeneS.-Moat. Adrertiser 80
Dseming this statement incredible, we have ar,
certained upon inquiry, that the " courtesy ad
verted 20 Vvas In ali probability spontaaeou. act
on the part Of clerk I'm the Department OF STATE.
VIII the same political efinities as those of Mr.
Ioomos DOT who was removed before the fact
thus noticed by the Montgomery Adrsrtissr was
DziLLIss.-Tbe troops here are being drilIed
daily with great industry From day.break unt,l
mig ht fquads, companies and battalions OF them
msy be seen in every direction going througn q ey
olutions, Ii win take but brief time to perfect
them 10 the drill 40 fndustriousy n they are thus
employed just now.
= HARPER'H HFEkEY.-Telegrams received here
represent that last night Virginia troops crossed
over into Maryland, burned the surrounding
weeds, and are Today throwing up intrenehmsnts
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THE wARRENToN SPRINGS. Fsoe uier
Of May. In the meantime a limitsd num- vfAv
per per oi vlsitors val Be receIyed. Terms Of lk.l
Sss vSss ssrra4ss rsss sss sSd osags, s
nnaer 10 and over ytars, half price. Horses So
een.s Per asy' Address ROb'T HUD6lN,
epSIm Warrenton SprInrs. Va
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~ OFF IAL.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. President of the United States
of America: SSo'''
70 aH Whom 1t May Concern
Se,is'aotory evidences having been exhibited 10
ra me tnaI IHAELEs BULLIae has been appointed
Consu, OF me u and Duohy of O'depbu-g AZ Bali
more, DO heTehy ToooSn him as puoS and de
NM Tree 70 exerciGe and eujoy suoh furoiions
powers and privileges as are allowed TO the Con-
States 'o''0HS II 'he Chi'eo
In testimony whereof. have can seI tba..r.,,s,.
70 be made patent. and tho sal of tbe limited
. ates to be heTeunto affixed
oiven under nv hand a ths city Of Wash
lL'sI oi the independ nee of ths Uni d ates OF
80, ABkSH"sM LINCOLN.
WIZ: II. sswARD, Secretary of State. IL
0~NOTICE !-Sew,rd Guard. Comn,n,
u he,TopOiitan Rifles, Cant. WM n WErp
viii meet EVERY Nv T. MING at & n,cIork AZ
Ismperance ball, street, for drill and recsptI n
teernE are invited to jon a. O. " fe more ,aen
arc want ns to MAKE ths COMPANY no. this
company Is c1mnosed of nothing out good men,
mona ntner need appy.
ty order Of the COMPANY. melv.
o~S Inc iol!owlng order, issued by the Navy
department on the 18th instant is now maie rub
lie Tor the benefit of ail whom it may ooroeTni
Navy DEPARTMENT., April 2s, 1851.
To the Forth Auditor Of the T1sd,rry:
SIR-Tho amounts found TO be due TO resigned
Navy Ofhoers from the States which claim to have
seceied will hereafter be paid them from the United
States funds heretofore sent 10 or deposited in
those States, except cases where the Mt
shall otheTw vice direct.
an, respectfully, your obedient servant,
GIDEON wELLEs,
up 9-2w Secretary of the Navy.
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E5s BIRDsIBiRDs FOR SALE. H>
~ Just received q splendid assortment Of ~
Birds IRON Europsi-German Csnsries ~
knGlish Black Birds, Thrpkhess Bull Finokes, Sold
f1nehes, Linets. Sky Larks. yellow Hamers Par
Eeeuets, Java sIarrov., stsrlens, the Red moesv
Birds, Red Wing Blsci Bird, Red Birds. Dovss.
and bobJlnkss ALSO, Trained Bircs. Prfoe 2S oeufs
20 $50, Gags Of al knds rom 10 osnts 20 elO al
yOHN O'MEARA's Bird store, No see "a Az
enne. at the Capitol rste. ks sm
A.tsTOkY OF he United Netherlands, By John
LgthroR Motiey yols free by mail. o. :
The Rise OF the Dutch Rspp1lis, q hiEtory. bv
John LothroP Aotley; vols; elotAi free ~ nal,
sic. A.rne., tls wssvsr & ksys.ol. By q.
= IN. and c.sssr Of MAJOR Andre. By wi.ro,
:. An,r ISsssIss yith 2 Painter, . sumner voyse.
g kAoaa?f < = snd Nevfoandiand; b. Rsv LouisL.
q, T1s ,'. s'sssisstsr. q Psc.sfss,s or Hydrec.r-
Any Of the sboys fee b. mail - ~ -
s,.3'2h FRENCH lsS sS.sIs.s sa.s ...ss.
hrs1 .tin5mf1-1 s.sa- Vc habcsa . ~
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NJ SPRING CLOTHING,
w ALL, STEPHENS n CO are tins da, in re-
esi ipt OF their second supply Of SPRING CLOTH
ING apd mtt"Lisl for their custom trade, consist
Ing OF new Cloths, Ccsslmers and Nestings, o. the
latest sty les, which they will make 90 order IN su
pe.ior style at very Low prices
0enuenen Wishing immec ate on TIT will a nd
IN our Ready made DEPARTMENT every sruole a
wearing Apparel suitable 20 their va TIA
.,m WALL, STEPHENS 4 co.
ep 10 S2a Penn. avenue,
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n - :, 90 '0h 's'HTlAs = .sqA3 = ! I
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FAMILIES DESIRING TO LEAVE WASH
lngton Tor the summer months will n I'd III hand.
Seorgetovn for rent on very moderate tern =: ben
hea thfaliy located ana finished. and furpi Ib.d !,
desired The house will be rented either entire q,
to oKIDwEEf LAwRES cR, I fs "a eIs@is,:. sTenn: or
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GREeN CORN, ~ CANS; PETITE POIs ;
Preserved Fruit. Of many varieties; Conserved
Singe., tCanton;l Angeigue, Fresh hfact tsrel and
hel0ut, "a censi Fresh Lobsters and CLAWS. In
oans: sardines; Branded Fruits; Crosse &lHlsck
weas fiokiet, Ss1oes, CsFe,., Olives, 40 For
sHe W KING BnRCHELL. Guooers,
ms Corner Vermont av and 18th az
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Fox REST1Errm MAY let, an excel ent two
street between West aid Sioddar streets, adioin
Ing Ia OF Robert Dodge, Etq The house "a 81
toet 'front.', containing psssaFe way and ! rooms,
besides o servants room. kitchen, csllar, ore
room and sInok hou e. IL has also a large pIazxa
soDnlng from the front PASSAGE. Attached % the
mouse is large snTden, with eIoelleIt fruit, az
zach. apricot, pear, plRmb, and ape, and seme
MOVERS Inc ulre tt the corner above, No l36.
40 5s cow SAMTTFt a. lRE