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pENSlON OFFICE, JUNE 9Th, 1861,
TO ALL WHOM TT NAV ycONcrpn

Application having been made under toe act OF
sd june, 1860. fer the reissue OF the Land War
rants described herein which are alleg ed 20 have
been lost or DESTROYED notice is hereby given tba,
az the cate following the de- ecrIption Of each War
rand new Ce5tIheats, of ike tenor, will be
suso' Il no vald objection shall then appear
No, oI,ISl, ioT loo acres, Issued TO Henry Dlerk
on the 2.st OF April 1887, under act of Sd March
No 81, rs; tor laH ao es, issued to Neharr Yaho-
st ,an on re lS, Nay 1887, under aot of Sd March,
Ne 81 sea -: g! acres, issued to James Wilmer
1n t2e :o.,i is.9afy, 1851, a2dar act of 30 March
iSS-;5.sI iSci.
on tns ;Ssa otsePtembsr, i8s5, under act OF Sd
No. 25 s72. for I21 acres, issued to Reuben Love
land on the 18th IF October 1855, under tie act OF
Sd March, 1855 July 9sh, 1861.
NO T,674. tor 80 acres, Issued under the act o1
March Sd, 1855, in the naRe of William Tay IOr
and granted on the 18th day of Marc, ls56.-Au
gust 7, 1861.
No. 80 6s5, for I6O acres. issued under the act Of
Maroh, 1855, In the name of Susanna Hubbard
widow Of John Hub ard, deceased, and granted
on the 18th day Of June, 1856.-Augsst 81, 1861.
NO S.ll6, for l6o acres, issued under 6ct of 847
to Augustus Ing ram, private of Captain Murray's
company. second Regiment of Tennessee lnfan-
try sep smber 9th, 1851.
NO. rs 745, for l10 aores, issued under the act o.
March, 1855, IN the name of Jacob Gulick. q {
granted or the 14sh day of January, i256.-Septem
ber II, :S6l.
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
elO-1aw Com ssionar
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u The grand jury Of the U. 8. District OF
llliBois have unanimously ignored the indict-
ment against James ID. Pulley, a member of the
Illinois Legislature arrss'ed on q charge Of trea-
son.
III A Bsltimorean afarms that 4 900 Germans
and Irish from his city were attracted into Wiz
gini. by the promise Of farms. They were then
forced into the srmy
ICTbe latest desert ption Of the differences be
tween good soldier ard a fashionable young
lady 10, that one faces the powder aud the other
powders the face.
III Large numbers Of Texas cattle and quantl-
ties of -four have been sent to the New Orleans
market to supply the deficiency created by the
up-counuy blockade.
III The w estern Military ASYLUM at Hafrods.
burg. Ky, has been sold for sls0 900. 1t cost the
government el00 900.
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III The Platte Valley steamer was recently
brought TO, by the guns Of the 81. Louis Arsenal,
with load Of traitors and contraband The first
shot, blank cartridge, produced no effect The
next was shell, which was made to explode a
little beyond the boat; and this also was disre-
gardsd The third, large ball, passed just above
house, and had the effect to set the bell ringing
and the whistle screaming, which signals Of ac.
quiescence were continued till the boat reached
the landing "Why, sir" said the Captain to the
gunner, "did you mean to sink met" Certain
ly,n was the cool reply; 81 ordered to Gre one
harmless shot at least; gave you the benefit of
two, and aimed the third at your engine but the
gun was ranged little too high. did not want
to hit your boilers and scald you all to DEATH but
the next time sha sink you at the second shot -
"For God's sake don't trouble yourself" replied
the Captain, ''jESf SeHd small boy dolrn TO tan
drxm whenever you want me, and I'll come to a,
once -
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IDA shin plaster, good for "one can't at the he
pcstothce In New Orleans" has been Issued oy
he oencers Of the Southern confederacy. The
specimen we have seen bears the names OF Two
rebel ofieials, as . guarantee Of io gsnuineness
III People in London have just discovered 70
their horror that the sbop-made jeilies they nave
so liked are MANUFACTURED from parchment. wnieh b
fs itself made frsm ivory dust ground frsm old,
well used fRe tooth combs.
III nrtle son Of A. w Winsor, OF Prsyi-
dEnce, r. l stepped on the stub Of rose onsn
one day last week, with bis bare foot, and mas
dnce died from the wound Inflicted.
IL One express company took ave tons OF
stfawbesries into New York on Tuesday morn
Ing.
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TRIEsEMAR,1,a = and s-Protected BY Ro,al
Letters Patent Of EnEia and secured b, lie
Seals of the Eoole De Phsrmscle de Pans, and the
Imperial College Qf NJ ediclne, Nlenns.
No. Is invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhes,
and all physical disabilities.
No. oomp pletely eradiostes al traces Of thoes
diseases that have bcen hitherto trestcd b. tie
seous and pernicious use OF oopsivG and cnhebs.
No. has entirely sufBlanted tie lnjnT;Our use OF
mercury, thereby iDsuTlnS TO the sufferer spec y
relief, dlspersing al impurities, and roofing ~
the venom of disease.
TRIESEMaR, Nos. !, Z and s, are pTersr-d -
the form of lofenge, devoIo Of taste and sme
and oan be carried IN the valstooat pocket. sod
tn cases, and divided into separate dosee "a Ac
mlnlstered by Vepesu, Icllemsnd, RouI, Rloord
&c- Price SS each, or four coses for es, which
saves IS; and IN S21 csscs, whereby there is SAY
BARROW, of 194 Bleecker street Nov lOrf
immediately on receiving remittance, Or. Barroy
will forward the Iresemar 70 any part OF the woIr
securely PACKED, and addressed aecordinf 20 the IN
structions of the writer. -
The Book, OF al others, that should be pad by
men with damaged and broken down constitIt Itions
n Human FrSilty, or Physiological kesesp les."
IL il beautifully Illustrated, and treats uilly Of
oil the symp soms that lnvsrIably devei4 them
selves, sooner or lsteI, resulting from tD frailties
and vtstins habits Of early youth, IncayAcitstiut
monls state, and. IL not checked in time, deeener-
eting all the functions Of mahhood, anS brintlAt
Sold by Dr. "a kROW, isl Bieecfer Sreet, four
doors below Macdouga, New York. Proc Is
oenn, sent free every where.
sod also oy 8. O. Foro, Jr, DRUG store, Wash
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATER

Ia precisely what Ite q. me lndIcates, Cor, uhi,e
atng and siren thering 20 the vita powers,
and 81 the same time reviyiheS reIustates and re-
at once s a1d -esasrs ~ AZ v,t
70 attacks Of disease. IL Ia tn Oniy preparation
fully combined as 10 be the most pGwsTfuG ionIo.
and at the same time so perfectly acsptua 10. 70
aot IN perfect accordance wta the avs of nature,
and hence will s0Otas fhe S-sGSeSt stomach, sad
tone mp the digestive organE, aad thus alay AL
ting and at tic same tine Il is ccmPused enurelJ II
vegetables, yet so combined IS 70 produce the moot
inrious consesuences. ench a remedy has long
been felt to be desIderatuR IN the medical wpr!d,
fellows al attacks Of disease, sud proceeds and n
deed lays the system open u the Esid,Ous attacks
following: Consumption, Ind!g gsstion, DyspeIsIa,
oss of Appetite, aintness, Nervous IrfItshtliiy.
Nsht Isnsof Giddnsss G st Rc.snifon oi a.
well as Painful obstructed, too PTofnse, or too
sSsfy tSns cdTssp md sooss Re- r. =
50 Se 20 SSTs sbnUf tGe sun " r. BT s s snG I ss
system "a weakened we are oren 10 billions NJ
the kidneys refuse to perform their fuBctions ani
troubled with ScAidirE and IDocu tIueUca 0f
IL the the .cE, SIDE and betWeeh tSo sSoaes ex eI
coedlngly HaOie 20 slight cgids, coughs, nnd n M
goes Gown to preIlature grave. But spsce wal
rot allow rs % eGUmerate the lnauy llis 10 which vs
are liable IN weakened condition Oi the srsteul.
Dusve viii say in this Corcial and q ood Renovs-
tor ron have perfect sale ~ e' rant and edectrGl
lenoe, weak and sick Stomach. l.sugOur. Liver
Compliant. CEilE End Fever. or CIV Bilious Ettsok
Cottiveness, AciuItJ ofthe Stomach. Ncrvou-ness,
Neuralgia. PaipItatioa OF the Haart, DePIesslon
Of fSpirits, Sore PDpies on The ESoe, ery t'lc-
Eryapelas, Bronchitis, Cough, 4 fioulty of Breath
ing, and ell that oiass OF ist.ses csl 81 se.bs
weakness, snd enumerated above. We val aiso
say the traveller exposed % epItenics, chanse Of
climate and water, will find IL pleasant. safe :Ed
sure renedy, and no one should ever travel with
ost. fosder, try n, fer VIC eaEure you yet VIII
find In 10 friend indeed, wei as friend j. need.
All persons of seosLt.ry habits viii fnd IL per
feot preventive of, as wei 50 cure for those all
mcnte which they ere particularly exposed. Hence
Ministers, Students attorneys, tert-rg ont enen,
and ladies' who are lot accustomed 20 fcCcl out
door exercise, will ,..-d * 70 their advantage 10
keep q bottle oo-z.-=ti- OF hand; -ud 6tlOye ~
mothers or those nec0Iuus suol, wall 90 through
thst most IngerOus period not only with aii ther
accusiomca Ctreng.h. 5ut s6ie Snd free froln =
thousand ailments so prevalent amOng the ieIrt'e
portion OF the world In short, ls indeed mother
cordial. Try It old and yoGEg; no iol ge- rur 3 Q
risk Of delsy II will relieve and prove tseli ephat-
ioaly q Rsstoratirs Cordial dnd Blood Renorsso-.
%. j. WOOD, proprietor, A4t Broad Eey, New
cold By al coed Druggists. Price Ons Dollar Ser
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATTVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENOVhTOR.
Sold in this city BY c. sTOTT, SIS Pa. avenue.
an 2D-eoly. eiw
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"ASHINGTON
w PR0VIOENCE HOSPITAL


This Institution, VIII h is under The oontrOl and
direction OF Sisters of Charity, experienced in
nursing and hospital manag enent, il now open to
the public is Located sho. DISTANCE southea It
Gf the capitol and immediately opposite the we'll
known arroll mansion, Second street east
me bul flIgs are spacious, and, with the ate a
flons recently made, we adapted to hospital pur-
poses. The grounds are ex ensive ana we'll laid
out, and tastsfullJ ornamen ed With choice fruit
arc Snale trees, evergreens, and Towering shrubs.
!. Provlderce Hospital is admirably suited to pa
uents wishing to avail themselves of the advan-
tases OF no pital and yet enj joy all the oom orts
and quiet of a prl ale house. All persons suffer
Ing 'om aseatIes Il gious di seases
curing surgical or medical treatment viii bs ad-
mttsd upon complying with the regulations and
CONDITIONS of tine Institution.
Patti nts VIII be recei ed in the wards at four
dollar per week, or by Arrangement can have pri-
Vate rooms on reasonable terms. Th will re-
oeive q the care and attention cir cases may re-
quire from Dr. J. NJ Toner, the Physician and
surgeon IN charge of the house, exec pit when pa
tent prsfers tn employ his own physician u ia
deslS ned to give all the members of The medical
profession IN the Dist ict equa lty of privileges
IN this stltu,Iop, and every physician who ma
have case ia IL rest assured that his pa lent
will be carefully nursed ard his medical directions
faithfully executed. je l9-eolm
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he FESLER, tbs skillfuL Operator on the Ev.
- ana Esr has arrived in Washinsto ton. and
opened an once, No 444 Eighth street near Peau-
ylvanla eyenue, whore he will treat all diseases
o those 5eioate organs. DR.. FFsLER is regn
aaIgd asrg eddaSated PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, who has
Seatment of all disea ses Of the Eye and Ear DR..
Fesler viii give mediosl apd surgical treatment to
eissafs S 2. tne IhrGat, Lungs Heart, Liver Com
diseases. diseases. Female Complaints also treated with
sucCesS' ia I0-1y
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
l. ALEXANDRIA, "a.
Mra g L MnClR MICK pprsrrr.r


The thirteenth annual session of tnls Institution
yill commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
bnuse reoently occupied by Sylvester Scott Ess
No. $50 King street.
The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite TO q thorough English Edn-
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick ia
prepared to receive limited number of pupils 81
bOarseIs, who, oonstt tuhng part of her own fam
lily. will be under her immediate care and supervI-
sion. She will endeavor as far as possibls TO sur
round them with the comforts and kindly iniuences
Of Homo.
:, ,RUwsxess.-Rsv SEQ. d. Morton, Rev. Dr.. Elias
Ess R3ssI KGS 9psf
Ess- Hs5n1y a5s,y, AHsS56u5y; Sbayy; Es, LsFis N9Ken1s
Editor Evening Star, Bepi fmin w sters, Esq. Jas
Entwisle, Jr., Esq, Col. Ichl W. Minor, Loudoun,
Messrs. Blaoklook & Marshall. Mcssrs. Corsc
Brothers.
Board, with Tuition IN al the English Branches
800 Tor the annual session-Payable sem annually
In advance,
Music and Languages 1t Professors prices.
IL No oxtra oharges. an 2s-n
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mArg-H
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALEs
" OF GAS METERS,

ably TO tho provisions of the ordinance Of the Cor
Iorat!on apaIoyed May II. lssc the underslgned il
on Pre- payment of the fee Of Fifty cents to Inspect
Examine test prove. and asoertain the accuracy ot
Tesstanon OF any &c, meter in pso in this olty -
Svery meter, nfouEd incorrect, will be condemned
snd another, sealed and marked a. true win De
Set In ~ place. III proved to bc aocursss in its
measurement Of gas, il will be sns.ed acco aiExiy,
and aElp put N losition for use.
OMce No. A10 Seventh street, (near Odd Fel-
-ows' Aau:l Open from 8 M, TO 5 >. m.
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM
J n-n INSPECTOR and Scaler of 6As nj eterx.
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IN CARRIAGES
Il II K Subscriber having made additions to his
factory, making il now one of the largost. AFn 9
in the District. where biz faeilities 6z4
LIGHT WAGONS of all kinds caanot he sur
passed, and from his long experience in the bust
ness, he hOpeE to give gsnera satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept
on hand
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders
promptly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exch.nge for
new ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
la II corner of Four.eenth and r SITS.
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DENTISTRY.

MI TEETH,
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at .s..es
tenae personally at his office in this oity
Many persons can wear these teeth who 1lIO
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear other,
VINO cannot wear these. ~
Persons calling at my offtoe can be accommodated
Win any style and price of Teeth they may desire:
out 70 those who are particular and wish t purest
cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
III can produee. the MINERAL PLATE will be-
more fully warranted, " w
Rooms In this olty-No 33s Pa svspue. bstv..n
stn And 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, Phi sdeI
rne' 90 lS-tf
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UNITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
Ws q
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
On dsd after Thursday, May Is, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN

"ASdINTTUN AND BALTIMORE
Will run as follows:
enu S and 45 p. m. arriving at Baltimore at $50
ana 80 m. am 4G5 and 7.Sf o. m,
LEAVE BALTIMORE f a, 40 and 8 20 8. m. and
Sfo ana arriving at Washinsto at G. 10 and
l0.l0 a. m. and Is and e D. m
Passenger Trains eaving Washington a. ! 10 g.
M and 45 p; m, and Baltimore at 90 q m and
Junction. " NV
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lnEton at 6SD \. m. and Is D. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at LIS ard
I;l0 q. m and 81 p: m. make direct connexions al
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and oil other points North,
All articles of freight mot contraband of war;
will be transported over the line, TONNAGE Frains
VIII leave baltimore at4 ~ q. m. Leave W ASKING
o. ~-A-- ns 49, se-e--- 4 ff1S,rnfprn. SWIFT
m ID General Manager.
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SUMNER RETREATS.
SALT WATER BATHING,
- III MARSHALL pANII

= MARsHhLL'S PAVILION.
This favorite resort for those seeking health and
fss Mas GSansgy Gg.nM Maf,snd II ssucs'd sn
tho trhotomao, in view of the Chesapta axe. TO lE:al
quiet but az reeab Q place where they can am be Al
shoms II ls TbIe5oeiIed Splendid BathinE, good
charge for the guests. The Table is snpp'isd with
all the salt water delicacies-fne Oysters. Soft
are many inducements, which the undsrsiensS
acems unnecessary to MENTION as the situation Of
isp ms ace ana ms past Ta.agement embrace sufi-
The steamer ST: Nicholas leaves TashIngton
ever tuesday Rssy at o'coGk and Alexandra at
4bo,Glock p n She will land passengers at The
month. Children and sefysntss sG haf ee eTics. ps
Daily mails from Washington ard Baltimore.
or lOrther lnlormatlon address the proprietor
ie elm. RI MARSHALL.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
This oe ebstsd Bsb6g Psd5 =,
SnSoe Gf ths saF Potomac e River With
on tho Si 5h pc Of by the the
sffy d eesf STYLE 70, al persons who may wish
BEST bs hsy "g snd aCS the .bs
1aes 1y.;s Oh the water, such as Fish of all kinds,
e EVER description of fishing tackle will be kept
LOT tee accommodation Of guests,
hne livery stab kept on the farm.
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
ail other amnsements usually found at such places.
ne EapIe VIII De supplied daily with fresh vege-
thDiSs from the garden on the premises and from
the baltimore and Washington markets '"'
at the Bar " 80 "' 'o iouno
s B0fa a .ss fsy 81 ss second
vants half-price. '
r. The steamer 81. Nicholas leaves Washington
IueSday as6 a m. and baltimore on Friday at 4 o.
m m Inc half past 2 O'Clock p. IN. train from Wash-
reaoh,ng P9int Lookout daily also, a tri-weekIy
sag from Washington, by way Of Leonardtown
VI, Add ess the proprietors, ar Point Lookout,
washington, ID o., or Alexandra, Va
m 81 HEFLEBOWER & co +, Prop'rs,
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8. MILITARY ROUTE.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trains Will leave the Depot At
7:l0 q. IN. and 80 P. m for PhIIadelphia and New
York. Trains VIII arrive at 10 q. m. and IS .. m
THOMAS A. SCOTT, Gen'l Manager.
ma Is IChron, Intel. and Repub.l
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7 OW-PRICED CARPETINGS.

I OW-PRICED CARPETINGS.
inst receIved and for sale at the old and of Ca-
gett & Dodson, No. Ma ket Space, o fresh supply
of super INGRAM CARPETlNGS, which viii
be sold astonishinEly low.
worth SIX oents.
Ditto At 50 cents, worth IS. Ditto at 57 worth g.
Also, full stock of Shades and MaterIals for
Shades Mosquito Nets, Picture Cords, &c.
JAMES B DODSON,
je Is cost No. 4 Market space.
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ENRICH. at the corner of Pom. A q A
avenue and Eleventh street., his been SGs{SAv
greater Inducements for the patronage of oitiZens
and strangers than any other public house in the
cty has prices being less than thoss of any other
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accommodations
for permanent OF transient bcaTders unsxceptiop-
able. The bar and restaurant ARRANGEMENTS of the
European Hotel have already become very popu
lar being all that can be desired by the most fas
hdious., The proprietor pSedges unremitted atten-
hop sRaeeatlnIed liberal Expenditures to give sat-
isfaction to all and thus renews his invitation 70
oil to give the European Hotel 4 osl 4-l
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From the Star Extra Of Yesterday. /

IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA
THE SITUATION THERE-GENERAL
NcCLELLANS COMMAND-HE WILL
PROBABLY FIGHT DECISIVE BATTL e
TO-DAY, THE FOURTH OF july! -
Especial Correspondence Of The Star.l
GRAFTON, Va, July "A H. m-To the Wash.
-nefoH Star: I have just learned that IN half an
hour Will be able to get letter to you, 90 drop
you line 10 say that General McClellan's column
will In all probability have an important, IL not
decisive engagement with the disunion army in
This region, reported 10 be under the command of
sPoutng Henry A. Wise, though It Is really no,
known at this point, positively, who does CON-
mand the neighboring forces Of the despotism.
Gen Mcclellan is already on the way to get to
the position he evidently seeks to occupy between
the two main divisions CT the enemy at Beling-
ton and Huttonville. His (McClellan's) total
force In this quarter 10 about 20 600 now witA
heavy accessions constantly arriving. or these
he certainly can move Is, 600 where he will leav-
Ing The balance az a reserve TO guard important
points In his rear, as he progresses. This large
force Is approaching from Philippa, Clarksburg,
ana Buckanon, TO form a junction at some point
known only 10 Gen. Mcclellan and the COM
Lnanders Of his several divisions between Hutton
Vile and Belington. Huttonville Is forty-one
miles from Philippa, you will remember.
Ano CclcIlhJ anu certainty WIN WHICH
mcClellen's movements have 80 far been made,
do not doubt that Wise Will wake up on the
morning Of the Fourth, to nnd that the Union
Army, Is, 900 strong, is positively in one compact
body between his two di visions at Berlington and
Huttonsyille which, together, do not amount to
more than 900 fighting men poorly equipped
and provided at that, and composed In consider
able part Of hastily drafted and most-unwillng
militia. The enemy gives out that his force num-
bers 20 600; which, hewever, Is all moonshine
The force left by Gen. Mcclellan at this point is
but sufficient to guard the railroad and other
property here.
have thus given you comprehensive account
Of ''the situation" from which you will doubt
less conclude with me that some time during the
glorious Fourth, the day after TO- morrow, General
Mcclellan Will bring one division or the other Of
the disunion army to a decisive fght.
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GAS FITTING. &c.

WIN r. DOVE co,
ARE Now prepared to exeoute any orders vi,,
vni9h they Tpay be favored IN the
PLUMBING, 6AS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS,
III Ssore on stn street. fcW doors uorrn or Pa
avenue, where may be found oomnl {s Sssortmsnt
0f 0fCHANDELIERS and other GAS, STEAM An
WATER FIXTURES. IN Hiy
L. PL UMBER AND GAS FILTER.
~ mas removed TO the corner of Twelfth and r SITS,
he Is prepared TO introduce Water ard Gss upon
the most favorable terms, and guarantees entire
g, Hehas on hand . lot Of COOKING and other
wishes to get rid of them. no II
W. GAS XTURES,
w Have In store, and are dal y receiving, Gas
FATORES OF entirely New Patterns and DESIGNS
and Finlsh superior IN style to anything heretoore
offered In this market. We invite ctizens general
70 call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line lptrrsted To eur csrs
MYERS d Mc6HAN.
maj 10 376 ID street.