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Provisions.

Extra Sugar eanvassed Hams, and plain,
Bacon Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Dried Beef,
Bolognas, &c. DIS FORD & BRO.
May ,'62
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SchooT Hooks.

A FuTl assortment Of school books,
n writing paper. states, &c. &C., tsa
eeived and for sale at .oJ
E. PELEToMBE. d co.'s.
SEPT. II. 1881 e
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Estate of Geo. HI. Cress.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
IN scriber has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator on the estate Of George II
Cress, late of Gallia county, o., deceased:
P. P. ROACH.
Sept. f. 1862.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office at CALI
III polls, Gallia County, Ohio, on the first
day of September, A. D. 1862, which, If not
tsken out before the first day of November
next, will be sent to the General Post Office as
Dead Letters:
WThe Post Office will be open between
the hours of 7 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock P
NJ, and on Sundays from to o'clock A N.
Mail closes at 9 o'clock P. NJ.
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Sherif'S Sale.

The State Of Ohio, GalIia County, 90.
NOTICE Is hereby given that will offer
~ at public auction, at the door of the Court
House, in the town of Gallipolis, in said
county Of Gallia, on the 4th day Of October,
A. d. 1862. at the hour Of one O'Clock P. NJ
Of said day, the following real estate, situate,
lying and being. in the county Of Gallia and
State Of Ohio, described as follows, to-wit: The
west half Of the north half of Lot numbered
one, ~ In the village of Addisontown, in the
said county Of Gallis, with the appurtenanees.
Appraised at the sum Of two hundred dollars.
(S200)
Levied upon as the property of Joshua N.
George, to satisfy an execution in favor p G.
Hawkins, issued by the Clerk of the c ,urt Of
Common Pleas of Gallia county, and to me
directed as Sheriff of said county.
Given under my hand this 2sth day of
August, A. D. 1898 90
JAMES CAMPBELL, S. G. c.
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L
Mail closes at 9 o'clock P. NJ.
Alexander Virginia Hull Nancy A
Black Louiss-2 Hull Joel
Blaser VIM Huet Malvina
Bellows C W Hutchins Horace E
Bell Henry E Jones Delfnia-2
Birdsey is Jones Pleasant P
/ Breley VIM Kirkpatrick H N
Bright Melissa Keys Will So
Botkin George Kinney Martha
Boyd Louisa Kenyon T
Brothers Hystina Kern Joseph
Brown Jonas Kincaid John
Brown William King Mary P
Brown Charlotte Lenton John
Boyer Thomas Leasure Adam-2
Burrows ] L Lester Catherine
Burge DrJ Lucket JW
Budel Jane R Moore Isaac
Coombs P Monahan Daniel-2
Cook Marshall VIM
Campbell Jonathan MeFarlin Jas-2
Criner Ellen Mckenzie Mrs
Crimes L S & CS McVieker ED
Craft 2d Lieut. R-2 Newkirk Capt
Clark Lieut. Saml A G Patterson Jane-2
s Poindexter Martha
Carr Daniel Ramsey Ella
Donnally CIV Ray Andrew
Dow Lorengo Rossiter Thomas
Doepping Christian Sanders Malinda
Dalryniple Christian Shafer VIM
Daniels Harriet Sprague Marion
Davies Saml Siegfrieat Saml
Elwick Martha Shoemaker John-2
Ford Minnie Spencer Alexander
Gates Hannah SNYDER John
Glass Matilda Townsend VIM Fl
Gibson A Turner NJ Y
Gilman Saml Tate ] T
Hites Valentine Thompson Caroline c
Hamm Sarah-2 Underwood Jimmy
Halfhill jacob Irwin Sarah
Harrison VIM White Joseph R
Hart P H-2 Williams Henry-2
Hawthorn J " Williams Preston
Hall Thos Wilson Jane
Hall David II Washington York
Hermann Felix Washington Mary
Hiney VIM Woodruff NJ W
Persons calling for these letters will pleas
say advertised"
JOSEPH DROUILLARD,
September IL, 1862 Post Master.
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STOLEN.

FROM the subscriber on Sun.
day last, 18th inst, a light bay
Horse, seventeen hands high
six years old, with a star in the
forehead, some white on hind
foot, and branded u. S. G. on tn
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DROP0SALS WILL BE RECEIVED
L at the Office of the Assistant Quarter
master, at Gallipolis, Ohio. until the fifth day
of September, A. D. 1862. at II o'clock at noon, D,
for furnishing the Quartermaster's depart
ment of the Army of the United States with
three hundred tons of good loose merchantable
Hay. The Hay to be delivered within IA
miles of Gallipolis, during the month of Sep
tember next.
Proposals by telegraph must be followed by
copy Of the same by the mail Of the same
date. and each proposal sent by telegraph will
be acknowledged as soon as received, by tele-
graph, at the bidders expense. All proposals
for ten tons or upward will be considered
Proposals should be indorsed, Proposals for
Hay" The right to reject any portion or all
the bids is reserved. G. W. NOULTON,
Capt. d A. Q. NJ.
August %, 1862.
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Partition.

The State of Ohio, Gallo County. cosrt Of
Common Pleas.
TOHN McClain, Charles McClain. Harrison
q McClain, Sarah McClsin and Emily Nc
Claim, will take notice that q petition was
filed against them on the 30th Of August, A.
D. 1862. in the Court Of Common Pleas for
said county of Gsllis, and is now pending
therein, wherein the said Abner J Holeomb
demands partition of the following real
estate, to wit: Fity-two acres Of land off of
the west end of the northeast quarter Of sec
tion numbered sixteen, in township num-
bered seven, of range numbered sixteen,
Gallia county, Ohio, and that at the next
term Of said Court, the said AbnerJ ]. Holeomb
will apply for an order that partition may be
made, and dover assigned, Of said premises.
ANSELM T. HOLCOMB,
Atty for Demandant.
Sent 4. Ie62-6v
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Ground Coffee.

TN3lb, 2lb, IIb, and x ID packages, for
sale BY d. S. FORD & BRO.
Nav 1, go.
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Teas,

~ UNPoWDER, Imperial, Young Tyson
VI and Oolong Teas, in half chests, eatties
or any quantity. D. S. FORD & BRO.
May I; So O.
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A. M OC III

IL ANING recently purchased the building
IL on Court street known as the VEsIER
STAND, would respectfully inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Gallipolis. that he has fitted
up an ICE CREAM SALOON in style un-
surpassed in the West, where the choicest
BERRIES AND CREAM win be served in
a manner, never before equalled in Gallipolis.
have spared neither labor nor expense, in
fitting up my Saloon for the reception of my
old friends, where they can be accommodated
all hours OF the day and in the evening with
Ice Cream. Cakes, Candies, Fruit of every
kind, Nuts, Lemonade, &c.
Remember the place, the VKSIER STAND on
Court street, one door north Of Second
A. MOCK.
GallipOlis, July 3, 1862.
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PROPOSALS.

Sept. 4, 1862.
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Notice.

Sept. 4, Ie62.-6w
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STEPHEN T. BROWN, Administra.se.

MARsHALS sALE.-In virtne Of vrits Of eesl
xl f.eiss Issued from the Clerks 0nce Of ths
County Of Washington and TO me directed, Vii
sell At public sale. FOR CASH, in front Of the oosr
3th day Of November, issa, 81 u o'clock m, u
following piece or parcel Of land, called Ao1at
district ~ csla%b I and bc1uas a q toiicss
Beginning for the same q stone the second bona
sde Of Br.neS ns On the III
the Old biaAenfelrg road lsedins 70 9eosgetovns
one and three fourths desr.ss for vsrsi;ss on .Ss
right, north seventy ak degrees, vest Elk aad .
ha north ssn 81
twenty perctss. north hfty ave and half DECREE,
70 Al the
ner of lot n umbe four Of said tract Of land a.
one and qssrter degrees, east enc issdrsd n
hfty.t.o and three quarters .perchss 70 . stess
pike road, then south four degrees, esse sss hln-
soSsr sso and
eight and No perches. still With the ssiS resd Z
sns ains se lime -
and S 100 percbes 70 the boundary line Of the -
the ssid boundary lin ~ sts shi line 10 tAs BE-
ginning containing ninety-seVen acres ssd sisS
saiS a, Of as tract .. Land 2:
s1 pereSs c. ss' oSs1.S S,s
,h,pee soE,h 10 deg II min: cas- NJ ole Isrels;
north 81 deg east "a 4s-ioc pereies to : tarspiis
r9sd snd stone. thence sesth deg. q .ia-,ssel
ifrcs being that large tract Of i ssi ovssl
ss ss sSSsI 8 Nos 3 H 81 a. s., :
f sissi Geo. 1f .l.s 4 E.rs o..
and Allison S'ii'r' use Of va wRRsb 3. fIssxcs
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SSOw.-ThP first snow OF the season, in this
neighborhood, came upon US this morning. Ii
commenced about half past six o'clock and is
yet falling. Thew nd was from the west, and
for time the flakes fell thick and fast, soon
clothing streets, houses, trees, and vehicles in
white dress. 1t is a cold, binding snow, and
keeps all indoors, except such Us are obliged to
he ont. Oyereoats and umbrellas are In de-
manQ.
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DIED,

On the Sth instant, of chronic Group, LENA
LOUISE in the fifth year OF her age eldest dau gh.
ter Of Thos. A and Mary L. Stevens.
Earth lost a flower;
- Heaven gained N star
The friends of the family invited TO attend the
Innern on Saturday morning sta instant, at 10
ceock gyecisely from the residence of her Parents
2sTeath street between aud r.
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COMFORT AND EASE IN OHH MisuFE-Ccrus Ban.
ions, CnfioSities, Club and Inverted Nsiis Chill
blsps Frosted and Tender Feet, enlarged ami dis.
ensed Joints, srts MOles, and all Of
tn. Feet, Hands and Pace. cured without pain or
inconvenipncs. 20 the patient Y DIR. White. tho
wellknovr chiroroiist. at I24 pcnnSyiv ania ave-
nue. near Pour snd. half street four doors .bov
the General Telegraph Once, No Acid, no Blood ,
no Pain. ATT
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w ATCH RECOyERKD.--A watch and chain
stolen from Mrs. Elizabeth Dennis, about a
month since, was yesterday recovered from
James +. Givins, colored, who was arrested
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RELIGIOUS SwEARING.-Officpr Cook yaster-
day arrested Mrs. Mary Donohue, a widow re-
siding in Goat alley, on the charge of cursing
her neighbor p. Delico, and took her before
Justice Clayton. 1t appears that they have
frequent quarrels, and Mrs. Donohue usually
curses her Heighbors in religious manner by
calling down all the anathemas Of the holy
church upon her antagonists, and this kind of
swearing Delice can't stand. She promised to
do BETTER, and WAS dismissed on paying 50
cents cost.
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PERsoNAL.-James NJ Carlisle, Esq, a prom
inent lawyer of this city, has been dangerously
ill for some days, but is now recovering. Hs
was threatened with an attack OF erysipelas.
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6RhAf PEkNATLTAsIA ROUTs, ria BaiiisaoJe All
hnTytsours, teta Nor'h and W.st-Two trsins leave
Washington dAiis and one on Sundsy-suick time
low fare and sure connections. Soldiers tickets SOLD
through IT Government rates For tickets and fur
thsr information apply st the Office ef Great Penn.
sy!vania Route northeast corner OF Pcnnsy!yania
svsnus aud Sixth St. Washington. efice open from
g. N: until ,. nj; on sundays from TO p III.
~ Ally +. o. NORTON Agent.
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POTATOES POTATOES We are selling the best
Jersey Peach Blow and Carter Potatoes at one dol
lar per bushel delivered to any part of the city
All kinds of Marketing at the lowest market rces
GEO. W. STRwARr Il Son
nov 6-3t" corner 18th and II sta
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nov 6-3t"

BUFFALO ROBEs all sizes, Wolf Robes, Skunk
Robes; Tiger Robes, Army Blankets, Blue, Green
Red. White Grey and Plaid may be found at the
India Rub bier Store of Allen, Clapp & Co Penn
avenue, between 18th and llth SITS nO3Im
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MILITARY OFFICERS will find the Mattress Got
very desirable as it can be folded up into very
and durable, and can be converted into q chair or
lounge at will, and il so arranged that it may be
stuffed with hay or straw. 1t is made of boz car
pet and canvas Por sale at the India Rubber Store
OF Allen, Ciapp Co., Penn. avenue, between 10th
ana llth etS. ac9 a.
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DlsMIesED.-The three boys, Tompkins, Ma
Sraw and Weeden, who were arrested on Sum
day night on suspicion OF setting fire to Mr.
Cooks stable, have been dismissed, there being
no proof against them.
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z n N 2 q 4

TENrsL fEEfet
.tHpMkkkb L Ifffs a xwsfNs. TINT .eS YIz9
FACTORY. corner ~ street md PenAsyivsnie 80
IN S.ySooSSH HAND fENrs Sorda -
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DETcHELoR's HAIR DYs.


William A. Batch e,or's celebrated Tsir Dye pro-
duces color rot TO be distinguished from nature
warranted not 70 injure the lair in the east; rom
sdies the Ill effects of ss dyes and gorates tho
Hair for life Cry, Red or Rusty RGir Instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
aoft and be au'iful Sold 6y all Drug ists Co.
" The Genuine - signed WILLIAx A BArcHk-
LcR, on the fovv stdes II eo.h nor
Fdcso,y, No. 81 Bo,tlas So, Ner York
N T-ly Late 2S Broadway and IS Bc1d IT,
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AUCTION SALES.

BY W. L. WALL 4 CO.. Auct;cnccFs.
IJ0kNE. CARRIAGE AND HARNESS, AND
II Two ColTs AT AUCTION On SATURDAY
MORNING, November s. We will cell without re-
serve, for casN-
! excellent yosAS and sood Harness Horse,
nearly new Rsmily Carriage,
Set Nsrn.ss,
Also. , Colts. srs4 yesrs old
no; ". /. N4EL CO., A1cts
By THOMAS BOWLING. kuct.. Gr>-getowp
FURNITURE, HORSE. WAGON &c, AT
Il ArcTIos-On MONDAY MINT, the nth inst,
at 10 o'clock at the residence Of Temple Sherwood
at the intersection of II Yh and IrA3erick street,
I shall sell without reserve, his Purnitr-s and
Effects, consisting Of
Mahogany Sofa Chairs, Tables.
carpets. Prints Beds, Bedsteads, Stores, &C.,
Lot Lumber. Wood Scales, &C, &C.,
Also, ore work E'rse, waggsn and Hssness.
no-.2t THOMAS BOWLING, Aucts.
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pEACh, PEACE, PEACE-Is the CRY of soms
y, n msni but my cry il CLOTHING, CLOTHING
CLyTHlkG, at the very lowest price at tho Pee
pies Clothing Store, No. 400 7th street, and cor
aes Hta stteet ana IA ave. &C 1-k
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WINTER QUARTERs.-The military at the
railroad depot are making comprehensive
preparations for the winter. Lately another
drrack has been erected. after the fashion of
No.2, has which all the proper requisites in
the way Of space ventilation. The barracks are
ample for force of three regiments, and COW
cred ways are being erected to them to the
building for eating, cooking, bathing, etc. In
the centre is the parade house, and soldiers and
laborers are engaged in grading and draining
;he locality.
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CeEar rourr Tar.u,,u

CEiSfRDORO'S EXCELSIOR BAR DYE.
No ledd, No Lime, re kirate cr SIRE. acts in
sfsntarcousiy never fails: produces all rhe shades
Of black snd brown. Parties who were dissstisCri
with other Dye This witt inyariab!e saiisSac-
ton
Msnufa2 'ured By J. C.l ztsdOro Aston House,
New York. sold everywhere, sAd applied b. sll
Hair DIessers
Price 81, sl-T and IS pee BOX, according TO
size. Nos
CEISrAUCaos Ii AIR pRESEETArTvF
Ii invaluah With his Dye IL part the utrYost
Hottness tho ROzt beautiful gloss and great vitality
tc the hair
Price ~ cents, 81 and Sc per bottle according to
hte. oe S)--eolar
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INDIA RUBBER fiooDs.-The place to buy your
Enb Der Goats, lie ggins, Camp Blankets, Navelocks
HR ,Ss and every article made from India
where you can obtain them at msnufscturars'
prices, $40 Penna avenue, between 9Th and Icth
streets. ... Oc a2-ff
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dS6 NEW FALL STOCK. hQS
PAPERHANGINGS.
Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped, Me-
for the richly adorned OF most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES.
beautiful selection Gold Band Imitation Gold
and Common Shades. Buff, Green and Blue Hol-
land by the yard or made into shades
OVAL PICTURE pRAMES,
Warranted 10 be Gilded ,cifh Gold Leaf
The handsomest assortment in the District, from
the best mandatory in the country. Also, beau
fful variety of dark Wood and small sized Oval
and Carte de 'isite Frames of foreign and domes-
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
inherent sizes and colors. Picture Rings Nails, 10
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
&c.
The atteRtion of those renovating is called to
the above goods, which were purchased for and on
accountoi the times, will be sold Ut the lowest
munerative prices exclusively for
CAS- H
Tor goods and labor, when purchased and executed.
All articles warranted represented - e
- Orders for PAPERHANGING or WINDOW
BLADES punctually executed, in city or country.
no. $50 seventh ST., eight doors above
DC film Odd Fellows Hall.
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PERSONAL.

NOFlCE.-Mr. WILLIAM X. WILSON vii
i please call at the Capitol House on Pennsylva
MIA avenue, between LIST and I'd ST. and get hi
trunk by paying penses. NOT 3t~
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old DEMAND NOTES,
AND SILVER
Bought at the hisaest price BY
RlTfENH0UsE, FAINT Il CO.,
oc T-lm Bankers, No. 4 50 Pa. avenue

nISSOLCTION-Thec co partnership heretofore
IL exittinr between the subscribers. under the
6rn Of Moore a. Dennison, has been this day dis
solved BY mutual consent.
u. NJ. DENNISOS.
Waship ston Oct. Is. 1857. OCT
TOR eALE-A BARGAIN-A HORSE AND
i BUGGY, with Harness and Saddle and a.
Kind and gentle, we'll GATED, and in everyA
respect an exceilent family horse. Buggy and
harness and substantial. For particu srs in
Quire ct 26S street or at the stable OF DR. Greg
son. on street, between 18th and l4tA. south OF
Pa. ay., whore they nsT be ee<n. oe u ln~
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GREEN UNA day or two since yerdant
young man got into car No 81, on our city rail-
road, and asking one of the passengers what
the fare was, deliberately walked to the for
ward end of the car, where he attempted to
hand the amount 10 the driver through the cir.
cular window above the door, remarking that it
was So h-ll OF an idea to put the hole way up
there" The conductor by this time amidst the
merrment of the passengers, made his appear
ance, and explained that he received the fares,
and the young man remdrkng that he had
learned something, quietly paid his fare and
tooka seat.
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eTARrLIsG. Bur TRUE.-fhs Volunteers are
Drawing the dangers of Fever, Scurvy Wounds and
SSholsI.. Many 9 gallant fellow will leave his
q Ointment, would have returned TO his family
strong and healthy. Soldiers, try them Only rs
cents per Box or Pot. 2a -
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q Co,nn,isftS Of A1Eags.msnfS;-H. 3: Whitmore, G.
King j. indernanT. u r CTamD "er'm~e' u W.
see particu lars in future. no 81"
THE FIRST GRAND BALL
MOuLDrss s$ & SI V $$,.ssHHrsoros q
siI take J place st Hall on
Cards OF admission one dollar. no4-Tr'
FOR SALE AND RENT.
ROOK STATIONERY AND FANCY STORE FOB
ID C., doing fret rate business is nov offered for
sale. Terms made reasonable. Application Or the
Post once MOI 9.s"
1OS SEVENTEENTH ST, BETWEEN III AND
a. 81 l.IS S p large communicating ICONS:
the ret floor, for rent with board. Also large
Bed Roora in SECOND story. First class Table
at s. Table literally supplied, and terms moderate
For RENT;-seyeral. FURNISHED ROOMS,
4 pleasantly located finished with gas and other
north of New York av. Do6 ST.
E,OR RENT-Handsomely FURNISHED PAR
L L0R spd CHAMBER, sdjoidiny, on the frst
and 7,h ftreets Iui|'a avenue 0e'%eeH :'A
E0R RENT-Two very handsome and well FUR
i NISHEb ROOMS, with or without Board.
Gentlemen preferred. Apply al 44e street. near
I'm st. no at
DARLGR FOR RENT.-For rent, a fine Saloon
Parier furnished as parlor and bedroom. in a
post ofice address n" through the Post Sa OF OF
fee. no 6-2ts
FOR RENT-A suit of neatly FURNISHED
and Sipis | Of three chsmsers sitting
and gao. Apply 81 35l street, between 18th and
lith References required. no 6-st*
I'OR RENT-A large PARLOk and CLEANSER,
Also, two large sized [ nfurnshed Rooms pleasant.
ly located, No. 4s1 street, between Sd and lth
streets west Coed Fable Board next door. no6-3ts
Row. This is the most desirable locality Gn in the
in The house Firsfclass Board within two doors. f
moist
FOR SSALE-A beautiful Building, LOT, 81 feet
OK sOm tar
ply at l43 Washington St, Georgetown. s-S
FOR sALE-A convenient BRICK DWELLING,
y containing nine rooms. gas; Potomac water at
house brick rtsSe and ~ tRe
on nth street, between q and II, No, 431. Call
table. Terms easy. no 5-eo3tt
EoR REN T, WITH BoARD-On moderate terms.
in private family very large handsomely
accomplishing gentlemen or small family. Also,
small Room. Gas and water in the house. Ref
square. Apply at 2O3 9th street, between N aud
SITS no5St"
EOR SALE-A frst-class Retail DRUG STORE,
tn retire from business viii disnosa of bis Sanras
1t is situated on the northeast corner Of sitnnrs
and GAY streets two Of the nrincinsi thnronsb
fsres Of the civ Is in fuiI onerstinn and SonS.
large Prescription and Retail Rnsiness xitb
patronage OF the highest applicability.
me eIaho comprises Front store and Back
Room; two large Rooms in second story; large
Cellar, Tagged; small lard with Hydrsnt, &c.
Kent moderate
FIXTURES OF the hrst qnaity, with q complete
s!ock OF genuine Drug, chemicals ana Fancy ar
dcles, with al the recipes for the Proprietary
As GOOD an ornortunitv for bns;nass IL ssldo.
offered to the trade Address TIios q MAC.
KENZIE, Northeast corner Baltimore and Cav
-, -. - - !. eo9"
ROOMS Apniy AZ n" 40 i9tb st Sat.aen O.
and III strerts vest side ' mo AZ
-. - -----.--
ENOR RENT-sTwo three desirable FUR.
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NOTICE-Left n-stcrc a lot of HOUSEHOLD
New York per schooner Mary Helen The owner
can have the same by application to Mr.. ALEX'R
REY, Georsetown and paying charges no s-Iv.
- .-o. . a. SEWING MACHINEsi
A large stock, of different patterns. for sale At
rsry lo1c Prices suitable for family or heavy tailor
ing work. A. P SHARP 4 co.
80 Howard treet, Baltimore.
exhihition at Mrs. q. PREUsS', 325T Seventh
street, Washington. no Aim"
SPECIAL NOTICE
IAC TCHIhsON Co, Having sold out their
stock Of Fancy and Millinery Goods, take this
method OF informing those of their customers hav-
Ing accounts their books that it la very ion port
ant that said accounts should be settled inn
a. they propose closing up their business with
ieast delay posi- BILE. The books are at the
idenee of our Mr.. H., corner Of IN and sth sts who
firm. GUTCEI NaNW S 90 ~
Oc S6t f1ate Hutchinson MuurO.3
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ELEGANT STOCK OF
. Ia LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS
Now opening, from the best manufacturers g.
splendid assortment, com prisng all the newest and
best styles of this season
Also. great variety of handsome Fall and Win
ter SHAW LIS, selling off at the lowest cash prices
j. W. COLLEY,
oc 3-t SEQ Seventh ST.. above Pa ay
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=, DKsIsABLK INDIA RrBBsR Goeps.-Mr. b. A.
Light dull finished Coats also, duh finished Pom.
GhGs, sxtr. large sizes also; lot of blue English
light Tin weight Ru bier Capes with sleeves which
he Is selling at manufacturers psices at his India
tween 9th and 10th SITS oc 2Atf
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LOST AND FOUND.

L DOG, with a brass collar or A reward Of IS
will, be paid il left at No. 212 Penn avenue, near
Nlllard-'