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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Prem BaIttmore.

BALTIMORE, April 3O.-From information gath
cred from gentlemen whose position and nhuenos
puts them In the way 81 knowing the feeling aud
views Of the majority of the mem0e Of the Le-
gislature OF Maryland. they feel warranted In
saving that that body will not even pass q bill 10
call State Convention. but viii content them
selves with making a calm and dignined appeal
70 the country.
Three spontaneous Union meetings were held
10 night, ia different sections Of the city They
were well attended, and straIght-out Union reso-
lut!ons Were adopted, for sustaining the Govern
ment, expressing appreciation Of Gen. Scott, sGd
determination 10 maintain the honor OF the ma
aonal flag. Union badges are becoming quite
prominent on the streets
lsScoND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, May AT noon to-day, the star
Spangled Banner was raised with crest demon
STATIONS Of enthusiasm, from the Post Once and
Custom House, by order Of the nswly-appointed
ofhcials. large crowd assembled in front Of
the Custom House 20 witness the a ag raising. A
new flagstaff was erected over the p0rtico, and &C
precisely quarter TO twelve. Captain Frazier, a
veteran sea captain Of Fell's Point, who WIS
assigned the honor, drew up the flag, which, a
u spread TO the breeze, was greeted with tremen-
dous applause, waving OF hats and cheers for the
Union and the old flag. The crowd then Joined
In singing the Star Spangled Banner.
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SHUMAN hiss, after an experience of ten
- years, esta bli shed the above refuge from
qusokeIy, self label ed Indian or German doctors,
and etendsrs of witcncraft and im2os.ors In gem
This is the only place where a sure and speedy
cure can be obtained the world for oil improper
and evil habits, gonorrhe, gleet, semilai weak
ness, syphilis, primary secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains In the loins, strictures
BsneIa debility, prostr alton, ness, restl
nights, palpitaUn OF the heart rns in in the ears
loss OF mt moTy, confusion, me- an hoy affections
oil the head, throat, nose, end skin, and all those
peculiar disorders arising from the incisoretIOn of
youth, rendering them unfit for either business,
study, society, or marriage.
DI. :. has the gre,test remedies in the known
world for diseases OF the God. g6borr hR, gleet,
strictnree, 8, Phlis, seminal weakness, self abuse
GO. There is no case In VIII Oh the, fail to in
Victims of these horrible complaints, who would
wish to be valuable mon md ornaments to society,
SHOULD embrace tho earliest opportunity for relis f
DIR. Shuman has made the most comp etc arrange
ments for the comfort of his pst,eGts who como
from distance. They will De furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable quar- ter., necessary
olet, and made as Comfortable as they would be at
q hrst GLASS hotel At less than half the cost.
DO not forget the name and number. Dr. Shu
mans offioe Is on the corner of Sixth street and
ZEN nsy wanna nvenue. Clarendon Hotel, opposite
Persons At q distance should encose stamp for
return postage. Once hours, "a. Nj. to 10 2. NJ.
various parties have boon entIc.d from my in
sntution by certain swIndlers on bsck streets In
ths city who viii it till the day OF their death
word to the wis. is sufficient ap9Iy
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News from PIke's Peak

FohT kEARNEy, April 29.-The coach Of the
California Overhead Coach ard Pixies PEAK En-
press passed here at noon yesterday with Denver
dates 20 the 18th inst
Serious appre tensions Of Indian difficulties are
entertained They can easily CT; of all the Plains
travel and trade. Col Boon. Indian agent cent
courier to Fort Wise yesterday with requisi-
ton for two companies OF cavalry TO hold them
selves In readiness to march bither at an hour
notice Should indications continue unfavorsble,
they will he ordered up very soon
There is Intense feeling respecting the war in
the states A small secession flag was displayed
by business house here yesterday evening; but
IL was so Insignificant that no notice was "a ken
Of IL. Union flags are waving in many par1 Of
the city, and tie Union feeling is almost uLsn-
!mous.
The military express TO tie New Mexican forts
has been discontinued
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The Probable Attack on " a.hisst.u

PHILADELPHIA, April pa gentleman who
has Just arrived here from Wilmington, North
Carolina, having left there on Friday, and who
was at Richmond on Saturday, states that the
people OF North Carolina were all up IN arms, and
were preparing TO come North with several thou,-
ana troops Tor the purpose, ss Governor Ellis in
formed him, OF making attack upon W sahi nR
ton. The day that he left Gov Ellis showed him
a dispatch, which he had just received from
Montgomery, stating that some Eve Thousand
troops Were on their way to join those Of North
Carolina, which were about 70 leave for Rich
mond, and tina; !; was the purpos. Of the Confed-
crate government 20 make an attack without
moments delay; that II they were 90 attack IT, Il
must be done before TIE federal government had
concentrated a large force at Washing ton NV
Informant states that be conversed with Governor
Letcher on Saturday morning, and that Gov
Letcher told him IL was the purpose Of the South
ern states TO make the attack at once on the capt
tai He (Letcher) had advised against IL, but the
Confederate government were for instant attack
He says be has no doubt In bis own mind that the
attack will be made verv soon, and al several
points at the same time. lie says that every little
village was bristling with bsyonets, and that the
people were perfectly frantic.
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EcLesns Volcanic Oil Liniment,


RS emily safe and certain for Cancers, Pss
nsrs, dwellings and B.onchs Cors, Paralysis, Nsp
.nEa Wsaknssa 81 tbs Muscles CSronic nhsmmatory
ass sna;is, sdfls Of the Joints Contracted Muscles or
kEsmsnts, Esrushs foothachs Bruises, sprans Fresh
Cas-, wounds, Uesn Fever sorss CAisd BrsAsI, Sore
NPPss Burns seales, Bore Threat
PAIN Differences hsx lcng the disease may
have sHis:sd, McLEAnT CELEBRATED IMMINENT 10
. certain ysmsdy.
yhsuisads sf humsn being, bssn savsd life Of dis
sssPitsds and misry the Of this Invaluable remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII relieve pain almost Internationally, and viii clean,
parity and heal the fsrsst In dibls
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
MeLEAF's CELEBRATED LINlbfENT 10 the only ssfs
ana reliable rsnssy fer the Of SPAWN,
NindEsls, epnts Unnatural LSnps, Nodes sv slim "a
never failed to care Big Head, Pelisv, Fi,pla Old
SsnninE eorss, or svssny, properly applied Fer
sp.ig, Gsa.' Scratches, Crsslsd a.sl. Chs,, saddle
o. Cellar Gala Cps Sores, Weunds IL 10 infaIhbs
Instance.
Then rias lsngsP many vsrhlsss Linir sn,s
eI.rsd % yen Obtain supply Of Oh. mcLEANs CELE-
BRArkD kIHISiENT. twill yes.
J. IT. MCLEAN, 8sls Prspristsr.
Corner Third and Pine sts., D. Lssis, Ne.
CHARLES ef0Tr, rs Pa. sv, ssis agsn. In washin n
~. "a O. '. CissEL. ss..sstsws is sl-DkWIv
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The Northern Central Road to be Repaired
Another Route TO the Ca tai to be opened

HARRIsBURs, April 10 There are full pr-ps
rations making here o. rebuild the bridges de
stroyed on the line Of the Northern Central Rail
road. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company ha.
loaned TO the Governments number Of iron bridge
frames, which they have ct all times on hand IN
put up In case of the destruction of bridges Cd
their own road gang OF carpenters, $50 strong
quietly concentrating at York since Saturday Last
These will be protected by the troops as they ad-
vance. Sills and heavy beams Of timber have
been forwarded to be used wherever they may be
necessary. with any amount Of lumber from this
point. The whole Of the civil engineering 4.
placed under tie control Of Thomas !. Power, q
well-known engineer
The five regiments now here will move to.
morrow for York. The intention is TO guard
every bridge with troops all the way 10 Bait
more. When the troops reach that point the,
Will pass around and reach the Relay House, az
the junction Of the Washington branch Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which will be
permanently occupied.
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Desperate ew Among New Yorky.Iuo,..,,

ALBANY, y. Y. April 29-There was a despe-
rate row at the Adams House. to-day, one Of The
depOts Tor the volunteers. The men have bean
complaining OF the food furnished them for some
time. and 10 day Cfhcer Of one cOmpa knoc ked
down waiter. general row followed Chairs
tables, dishes, and windows were all smashed 10
pieces OIe Of the Deiavan House walters was
thrown from widow, and bis leg badly broken
flstois were fred, knives drawn. and several men
Were BADLY cut. The row seemed nothing NOR
than drunken freBzv, ard the men v'fre Injured
lhdlscrlminatsiy. The Governor repaired To the
scene, and the police were called out before the
disgracefdl row could be ouelled
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LesisIatsre Of New Jer,ev

TRENTON, April 80 The Legislature Of this
state met to-day. TIE Governor in bis messae q
recommends a loan Of So 900 co. 20 be secured 6y
state tax and the appropriation Of sluO 600 for the
purchase of arms and raising four additional
regiments Tor State service, subject TO the call
OF the general government; tue defense OF the
southern portion OF the State by fortified forts or
an entrenched camp The few regiments raised
are now receiving their equ pments, and will
start soon
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Fatal Renceutrs

PIrrsBuRs, April GA quarrel occurred TO-
day between Capt. Thos Rogers, OF the steamer
Diadem, and Thompson vandegrift, a steam boat
runner, about tTining pecuniary matter, during
which Captain Rogers drew a Knife, bot I'd not
lnnlct any injury. Subsequently ne met yande-
grift on the wharf, and aftec a snort cOlloquy he
drew pistol and shot the latter causing death
almost INSTANTLY. Rogers gave himself up 20 the
DOlice
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From North Carolina.

NKw YORK, April 20 The schooner West
Wind, which has arrived at this port from Will
mingtOn, n. g reports he seizure Of the steamer
Uncle Ben. Her crew had been Imprisoned on
charge Of being Federal spies
The secessionis;s sunk several vessels in New
Inlet, blocking up the channel.
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Later from California ,

FoRT KEARNEN April 2s.-The pony express
passed here Yesterday with san Francisco dates 20
the 18th inst. The news 10 uuimportant
p. l.. Miner, resident Of California since 1850
committed suicide at Red Blur, Shasta county
on the 18th. He was the leading merchant Of the
town, and a man OF wealth and res pectabllity
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suspension Of Payn..t. 70 tb- Se,,b

AususTA, Ga, April 27-Tbe following is jusi
received from Macon: Governor Brown, Of
Geergia, has issued proclamation, which will
appear in the Miliedgeville papers, PROHIBITING
the payment Of all debts 10 Northern creditors til
the eCd Of hostilites, and directing toe payment
OF the money into the State treasury 20 be re-
funded, with interest, at the end Of the war, 10
deposit tors -
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BIRDseBiRDS FOR SALE.

~ Just reoeivsd q splendid asso rtment ~
~ Birds iron Earops:-,,ermsn Canaries ~
English Black Eirns, Thrusbes, Ball Fine hes Gold
Finches, Linets, Sky LaIks. yellow Hsm.rs. Par
ETSSagets' Java s5srrow Starlens, The Red Mooaw
Birds. Red Wing Black Birds, Rec b rds, Doves,
And bobs,isks; sls%, Fr.iaed Birds. Price scents
JOHN O'MEARA's Bird store, No, $50 Pa sv-
enae, ct the Capitol gate. fessm
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CousHsIThe sudden changes of our climate ara
sources OF PsIDcaGry, BroaehiaI and 4stImntie
AVsenons. Experience having proved that simple
fs,nedies often aot sPeedly and certainly when
4k"n IN the early STAGES of the disease recon- se
snouid az onos be had to B,o,on's Bronze hial
1toeasS' or L31enges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
fiAton OF she Throat be ever so sig ht "a by this
precsutlon more serious attack may be iiy
waIoeo on. Prolte Speakers and Singers will Ind
voice. See Advertisement. ds i,
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On the evening of the 3lth ultimo. By the Rev p
" G9riey ID. ID ROBERT Goldman to Miss
Mhhn J,youngest daughter of John T, Glenn
ents, E'q., all of this city
On The snth ultmo, by Rev p. Light Wilson.
LIE c. STEVENS. %
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YOUTHFUL MILIrARY-A fine looking com.
pany OF boys from Georgetown paraded throup b
pennsylvania avenue this morning in new uni.
forms, consisting Of red pants. dark blue jackets
with orange facings, and fatigue cans They
Were accompanied by martial music, and pre-,
scented very handsome appearance,
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Reported Adoption of the secession Ord
nance In Tennessee

BUFFALO, April 29 We learn from Mr.. r. A.
Huntey, formerly OF this city who passed throug n
Nashville on Saturday afternoon, that he was In
formed by a member Of the Tennessee Convention
that the ordinance Of secession was passed that az
ternoon, in secret session
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DIED.,

April soth, ELIZABETH L A ROBERTSON
Inc friends Of the family are respectfully invite
70 attend her funeral, on Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock, from her mothers residence, No. S34
between 4,h and 5th Streets
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SEVERE DRILL.-The recruits Of the Penrsyl
vanfa volunteers stationed at the CITY Hall were
Kept In constant d'ill by their officers Yesterday
nrss In squad and then in company drill Yes
terday afternoon one Of the men tainted while on
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Music AT THE PREsIpENr,s Gsorrn.-Tb.
music by the fine band Of the Seventh Regiment
In the Presidents grounds will commence at a v.
O'Clock this afternoon, and continue two hours
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FLOUR, &c The prices Of -four have declined
since the panic occasioned by the removal Of tn,
honr from Georgetown a week ago. The price
range from Ss SO per barrel for superfne to 81
for family. There will be no lack of provisions
as our merchants are to-day arranging for the re
ception Of provisions In abundance.
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Ohio Volunteers

HARRISBURG, April % 1T 10 confirmed that
Gov. Dennison, Of Ohio, will move two regiments
to Bridgeport, one 70 point opposite Parken-
burg, Va, one opposite GuyandOtte, and one OPP
poste Point Pleasant Another will be held Ia
reserve at GAINESVILLE.
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HARRISBURG, April 30 The Governor sent his
message to the Legislature to-day, embracing the
recommendations already published. He says
the Government has right TO an unobstructed
passage TO the capital, which must be enforced IL
not Welded
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WE, the ndersigned Dry Goods Merchants nm
seventh street; viii close respective places OF
euslness ~ o'slock m. Saturday excepted )
from May LIST to September 18th, sSI.
X. hsRcE Hall, 6. T. SWAMI & Co.,
M.TTgrws Cor, a. EoDDAkD'
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The Creten Aaueduct Gunrded

NKw YoRK, April 29.-The IrOtcn Aqueduct
Is guarded by the police la consequences Of fears
being entertained that traitors may sttesnpi 70
blow up the piers Of the tiigh bridge.
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tBhle

CINCINNATI, April ~ -Seventy-one thousand
volunteers have offered their services 20 overnor
DennisJn, 10 MI the thirteen reg menn REQ airsd
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SEE elsewhere the notice Of a meeting of the
Phenix Building SOcisty, to be held tonight.
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A TELEGRAPH has been made connecting the
nArsenal, the navy Yard the Capitol, Executive
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By SHrLLINeros's fast ex press we have Balti-
more papers Of this morning and New York pa.
factor. NO.''
TO NJ ID Russell, Seventh street, another en-.
terprising dealer, we are indebted for copies of
the same, and for Philadelphia papers Of yester
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READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Reos it; it will interest you.
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Another STEAMER.-A steamer came ND th,,
morning with provisions aud military stores FOL
the troops quartered here.
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The PoLIcE.-Our police failed to receive their
ular pay day.
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MARRIED.

PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always End tbem
for exchange 1t the Star Once oenntsr. N n
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departure Of the Pre- Z.a.ye..

Nav roRK, April 29.-The steamer Baltic
sailed this evening with Ellsworth's regimsnt u
Fire Zouaves
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10 The ATILIcTED.-Ro sure to read the adver-
hsement Of McLean's Streng thenlng Cordial nd
Blood Punher. In another column. tf
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CLOTHING AND cLorHINs MATERIALS
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BEreGH If Prortstosy oRf Iicskiss,

BEeaH If trovtstoss Gad Cio,kias,
! SEPARArE PROPOSALS, sealed and end iIsed
/ Ptopasals for NAV, Clothing and Z othiss Ma
terias viii h. receIvef st his n }. III ocic OK
ard denver NJ t.n rsceiving sIyts days noticej AZ
s.oh eitheT Of th, Navy Yards at hsrisstown,
EirEnS, the Isnttss bsi0v menIi or cd Of aaT or
TO hiIt and &c hicg Mstsrisls, and such further
hIef cf "a So eau. or BY tie Comrandsnts OF
the sad navy fards, respectively, during the
nscs year CON nsncing on the LIST day Of July
ex', and ending Oh the S0th day of June, 1854,
Glass I-Cloh Clothing.
Blue cloth trowsars - - on
b4ue satlnst trowseTs. 60 ...-...-.. SEQ
Glass 2.-!Seamless Clothing.
Bipe f fss pea Iaoket' oe
Class S.-Fannel Clothing.
Blue fsunel overskiris. 5000
Blue flannel undershirts.
Blue flannel drawers .-.....-...----...-..-S0 500
Glass 4.-Linsn Clothing.
BsrnssJ sheeting frccks.. 5000
Glass 5.-Blue Satinet.
Blue setlnet yards, 10 600
Glass 6.-BiUs Flannel.
Blue hannol..-- yards, s'.tCo
Glass 7.-Sheeting, Dnck, and Na'lkin.
6arntley sheetins.. yards 1000
Canvcs duok.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. do 10 tC0
Blue Nankin.. do 100 o
Glass S.-ShOeS.
SaIl skln aoed shoes. pairs, 100
Class 9.-.Socks.
wooden socks. pairs, 900
Glass M1ttYesSss
Mattresses with covers for eachl 90
Glass 1l.-Bianksts
bIaukc,e
Class l2.-Handkerchiefs
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DESPERATE ATTEMPTS TO FIRE HOTEL -
Yesterday, no less than four attempts were made
by some party unknown, to FIRE the Union Hotel
Georgetown, and two attempts have been mad,
today. A strict guard has been placed upon tbs
building, and strenuous sfforts are being made r.
detect the parties to this extraordinary ncendiar,
attempt
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Suse KsrIoN.-Mr. Editor: 1 have been much
gratihed until the present at the general good
That even few instances have occurred, within
day or two Of the bad behavior Of any. For this
the Innocent must suffer more or less in public
estimation with the guilty. IT will give the sc.
cessionists an opportunity of disparaging the
character OF ALL and the southern press will teen
win exaggerations and ISLANDERS To correct this
state OF affairs In measure, IL will be necessary
Tor company commanders to limit the number
each day on pass, and retain a register Of their
names see that In leaving their quarters they are
90 uniformed that their regiment and company
can be recognized; and, when the necessity exists
iof tne press to make public any Of their risbe-
havior, not only publish their names. lint tbsi,
egiment and company. In this way the guilty
alone VIII suner OLD SOLDIER.
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SELLING OFF AT A GREAT sACRIFICR
BOARDING.

BOARD AND ROOM Board. with FprHishsd
- DOM on the seooi floor, Gay be hsd at No.
43S Twelfth st., bstvens G and ii. apps ST.
RQARDING.-A private family having four
~ large, airy Front Rooms tconnsc,ingl wuul 1
or gentlemen and their wives without Children
fcs. ap2 AS
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PosIrosxp The May ball OF Professor Ma
rini. that was 70 have taken place Tomorrow
night, has been necessarily postponed until far
tner noucei nthe Government requires the use
' = l'Is 81 80 - 81 90 al {
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR sENT,Tvo large FURNIsHE
10TH ROOM oI at No S41 street. between sth and
1o.n noArd neMl door. my ] So
THE ROOMS LATELY OCCUPIED BY
u..ed No 500 street, between Sd and Ith trs ets,
furnished. No Ofiidfon IN the a house, use n'A'
FOR RENT-Two BRICK HOUSES of the
handsome row situated on Ninth between nj
G,mplete Reat mSdstste # taken I lmmsdis,esy
H. Sn ss sh'
between ~ and 6th sta. south side ap 81 st
FOR RENT-A small BRICK HOUSE. a6s
uo,, Elshth g.. near the Northern herty Market
srss BS
.p g 81 Jas. NJ. TOWERS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
exchange their FAR Of SIS selss T xb sell
mule. from sS.sd Sn ss M .eons
Win spp, to HoMLLER estfatS T. snteH
ers: aP1.lw.
FOR PENTHOUSE No. 44O e street, be-
attic, Soaveps0t to the Post Office, Patent Ones.
IN Se street, Ms' Ns to Dr. JAS W .sf
FOR RENT-Ad desirable HOUSE. on excellent
L location, 4O1 Twelfth street west, between |
and q. streets i,s north Inquire of tbs occupant
FOR SALE OR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE,
:; containing seven rooms, together with the fur
niture, sltuated on New Jersey avenue, between
M and SITS. north: Also, new three-story brick
NO. 100 Fourth at Also, some valuable LOTS,
AZ Of which will be sold very cheap Inquire of j,
-; KNGNARD, New Jersey avenue, between 81
sha y sls. ap4-u
FOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, containing
= IL rooms, with Potomac water and gas, on |
street, bet cen 18th and 18th, opposite Frank in
Square. Inquire a. WARDER i STEWARDS
w ood and Coal Office, corner Of fl and Twelfth
sts. Also, Brick House corner Twelfth and |.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms. supplied
with gas and water, and convenient to the Patent
and Post Office Departments, for rent. Apply al
4th and 5th cts, mas
STORE FOR RENT.-A large stor.-room or
- Pa. avenue, adjoining our auction rooms for
rent Apply to WALL r BARNARD, Auction
dI9 Coinm!s sion Merchants, corner Ninth street
dno sonsn sICs "a nVenue. mar III
FOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE, con-
tanning rooms, in good order, with gas hx-
lures complete, on II street, between 4th and 5th
Also, two; story brick COTTAGE, with large
yaId a.;ached, corner Of street north and 18th 81.
viii be moderate. Apply at 446 Twelfth street,
between u and II. no 10 II
TOR RENT-Thc fine BRICK HOUSE No,
4 100 West St, Georgetown at present occu
pied by tho subscriber. u has u rooms with sss
ana water thrcugh out, fine yard stable DO, and
3 N good IeighborhOod. Apply to JAS. A. MA
onOOEh. 25-u
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ap !

i WOULD RespectfuiI3A All the attention. ~ N.
citizen and stranger 10 our new LOT Of Men'r and
soyE CLOTHING, FURNlsAlN6 GOODS
prepared 20 sell goods on better terms than ever
Don't forget 10 call and look ct our new goods.
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