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jss-eod GREEN & wILLdaMsIu MIu',eesi msst.


by WALL q BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Real EsrATK-By virtue OF an order aud de-
bIs, bearing date on the . n dsy OF May, n issl
ano passed IN the case Of John =. Hutton and
others, for division of the estate of Isaac g. ut-
D, ceesased, No IA the ulderfigasd Commls-
sonStS VIII 0her for saie 1T Pubic Auction. on
THURSDAY, Ihe 18th d,v OF June A. ID. IsS2 At
eo,clook m, on the premises. al the right tile,
and interest, both legal and esuItshle O which the
end al the title aud interest of the parties m sad
CASE oil, IN, and TO the following real estate. viz
me west part oil Lot rum cred twenty one (2il in
square Iu nDoTed Two hundred and hffy y-iour (25l
ton. commencing for tho am0 st rhe noTthwest
ansle OF SAL lot, (2i.l thence running soutb one
hundred and htr nine (l59l feet to IN rty foot A.
sI tlenee east along sa,d alley thirty 1851 feet
sIeJ h1tJ nine G9) feet; theuoc west ten IOl fsst
eleVsn ana hef tllH) inches; thence north one
nundTed titoD faet 10 street north; and thence
west Along s8Id street twenty so - faet q ven
and hat tlIxD Irches, To the D ace of bsrInnInE
estimated TO contain t774 square feet of srould
with ire improvements thereon, oonsIstInE Of t-o
small Brick Houses on the rear Of said part cf lot
ana frOEting on the public ley; oil free acd clear
deceased ''"''O"'
This property is well located frontiu. ON n ,tra,t
nortf, between 18th sDd Itth eets west, IN the
most desirable part OF ihs city.
Terms OF sale: Une third ca-h; the residue In o
Is, and "a months, the purchaser giving tis bo1ds
or the deferred payments, payable 20 the heirs nd
VidoW Iespeonveiy: ard bearing interest from day
81 sale lite deed to be retained until tie whole
oI the purchase money Is Tait.
All oOAVeIsnclEE st the cost of tho yurchaser.
COLUMBUS ALIEN sNDER,
WILLIAM X. RILEY,
JOHN HENDERS1N'
JOHN CoRCORAN,
Il. Z. ALLEN,
aae IL.
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WASHINGTON ARsrN.L, Ma, "a, I862.

WASHINGTON ARSENAL, May a, Is62.
SEhLED PROPOSALS, TO be endorsed '.ypT1.
pesdfSJor Coal" will he recsived BY the ueder
llveTJ OF 600 tons best quality m6eris nd Goal
run ol the mine suitable for burnins ia the fur
naoe OF steam Engine aud BleoIEmiihS u9e 10
be dsivered and stored away in the Cosl Honse 81
THIS Ar'ens, free of expense to tue Government
Nth Of uly, and the remainder previous 20 ire
3lth OF September. 1852. -. wv
Pay mont TO DO made when the whole shall h. Wa
been delivered. GEO, ID, RaMSAY
Lit. Col. Commanding.
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THE LATEST FROM TENNESSEE.
Com. Farrrasups Fleet Reported to have
Passed XickShuHn

MEMPHIS, June Q Matters continue quiet here
IL Ia reported that the rebels have destroyed
quantity Of cotton at Madison and Wilsburg on
the st Francis river
CAIRo, June 1.-THE steamer De Soto has ar.
rived from Memphis, having left last night. II
was reported there that Com Farragut,s feet had
passed yicksburg, but was compelled to return
below the city on account Of low water.
Gen. Mitchell Reported to have Won Anoth.
er Victory over the Rebels.
CHICAGO, June 1l.-A private dispatch from
Cairo to the president Of the Chicago Sanitary
Commission says that Gen. Mitchell had won an
other brilliant victory at Chattanooga, Tenn, Ia
which the enemy were completely routed after
two days hard fighting. No particulars are given,
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Sr. LOUIS, June 10 james f.. Yeatmap.
president Of the Western Sanitary Commission
this morning received dispatch from Gen
Halleck, stating that hundreds Of women and
chfidren In the vicinity Of his operations are In
starving condition, their husbands and brothers
having all been pressed into the rebel service and
Iobbed ofeverything, and appealing to the citi-
Zens OF st. Louis for relief for the sufferers.
MI reatman laid Gen. Halleck's dispatch before
tne Union chamber OF Commerce, and g., GOO
worth provisions were Immediately subscTibed
ana committee appointed TO receive and collect
food or money TO buy IL with. Similar pre-
ceedlhgs were had at the old Chamber of COM
merce, and liberal subscriptions OF provisions and
money made. The citizens generally also fur
hlshlng large supplies, and from present appear
ances the hospital steamer Empress, which will
leave for Pittsburg Landing tomorrow, will be
heavily laden with food for the suffering south
erneTs, Contributions from other points ad =.
dressed to Brig Gen. Collum, chief of staff at
Corinth, Will be properly distributed Money 10
nos tequlfed, ss there are no provisions In the
country TO purchase. ~ e-----l-~ IS
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n. - - 2 NOTICE.----
,insW; c,i,5.s Z; 4: h CON ~ sssseotfsily Informs fs
located at the corner Of klrhth and stIests 60
% yhere al professional Eesls unl Do prornptg
EoR uPHOLsfERERs : =
l.u.,-.. AND CABINET MAKERsts
Enl vsifht Syeie Ison Tack. 1 ox TO % on =, -
q S,sos end So,otsd GinPs, slit ana worsted. -.
:..,.s H7a'H .aA - JOHN r.. ELvANS.t
eSStco thepnbD S09 Pa avenue,
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III. BY the mistake Of an arothecarY at Win.
Chester, H.; quantity " antftuoaial wine wa,
sold TO The Msthodsts for communion II wau
the quarterly meeting day when IL was taken
and the effect was frfshtfuI. The paper Of tbs
village says thai although tt-was a serious maj.
tef the sinners, owing 70 the hardness Of thefr
hearts, did laus L. 90 ls-rFr 20. T. ~ =
ICrMF. Mail, the editor Of the Non Confo, m.
isr has been presented with f5 UcO by his friends
who wished 10 testify their apprecfatiou of his
twenty years services in editing that ps r,er
Ihis Custom hss not vet been introduced IN Amer.
lea but when 10 Is % viii not we are auth orized
TO say, be opp0sed by the. public press =
II. siRce the commencement of the war the
total numoer of vessels captured by our cruIzer.
anoua.s 20 Io7, consisting Of steamers II, shin.
3. barks 10, brigs ID, o. hOoners no sloops n
This is exclusive Of vessels Of war aud eunbosts
captured ar sunk Ian battle. -s
III fhe Memphis papers OF the 2Ist and 22d
have long letters ffom COrinth One OF them
states that Buffers "iBfsmOus otdesp has nIed
the earmy.-ctHeFHa4a Cassie -, .Ft
Yes, tue army WIS = fred" la other words
u venf ohs-L0EtSeiHs JOEyaaE. ---5-t > >, -
III Sipee Saturday last III bales Of coti0n and
35t bOgSkeads Of sugar have been received In Gin
elanatt nom the cufnberland and Tennessee riv-
oEs, bes de large Quantities of wheat corn, puta-
toes and iron. 80 Z. - -sli-- - sfis 50 EIT-
GTIhe chicago Trrhune says here are tho..
saods o. soldiers In the West who were srrt
home slek, bat are now well, who do not intend
10 return TO Their regimeus uftiI The war Is over
whea they will repert 70 drew their pay, y ~
~ AZ the battle Of =. slerIoOalon the loss on
the side OF the vi,tcrs, Ia killed aud wJlladed
Ns5 Hea'ly f1ur thOuSsRd mere than our entire
los tuas fas Ia I've present war -'--a CtT7f
IL foTsD7 BrsgsgicVv .sfh visit Vermont 40 IN
sE'' M ke .Odress-s al BGrlIr ana ora. or two
@'A.f m F-tH"lrai points IL is iaYIIed to spsah AZ
BrLiis, Jul. 4thyH5 f-+A 4-a..a
ALissShL O.sEEISS so rsE Pore The Offer
!lsS ot ihe C4tnosIes of ttse Diocese OF New York
. ne foPe' lnAusust, 1860, amounted TO so s.oOO.
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BIrTRRs.
DRAKE

rinvigorates, strengthens and puriRes the sys-
ten, is a, perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and e1ec tual tonic in the world. tits COM
posed OK the celebrated CalissYa Bark, Roots,
Herbs and. pure st. Croix Rum; particularly
SSaaPte6 to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
CT Seasons.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Sa-
IooLs: % g -.s +. II. DRAKE & Co,
ap COINS 202 Broadway, New York.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ANOTHER BATTLE WITH JACKsON'S
ARMY

Advices recsived at the War Department state
that Jackson's army attacked Gen. Shields ad-
vance on Monday morning, near Port Republic.
.e core'ct is said to have been maintained for
oct fou7 hours by about ,OGO Of our men against
the main body Of Jackson's army. The enemy's
force became so overwhelming in number that
our advance WIS compelled TO fall hack, which
1t did Ia good order, until Id met the main body
As scon this was effect ID the enemy in turn re-
tired. The fighting 10 rid to have been very
severe, and the loss heavy on both sides. No
further particulars have reached the Department.
A private Letter s'ttes that Gen Shields had
previously succeeded In destroying a large quan-
tty Of supplies belonging to the r. bels found a,
Milford and at Conrad's Store.
The damage by the recent rains, including the
carrying away Of bridges over the south branch oi
the Shenandoah river, materially interfered with
the comm!ssariat arrangements and the move
ments Of troops.
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Later from EuIepe.

HALIFAX, June 1.-THE steamer Africa has
arrived here with Liverpool advces to the 3lst
ult She has damaged her rudder in the ice of
Cape Race. -.. .-- b.. ~ -
The French army In Rome IL about to be re-
dnced TO single division. 1870 >
The English conservatives In Parliament have
collected all their force for the purpose Of upse.
ting PalmerstOn on the retrenehment q question
The ship Sue had arrived off Queenstown,
bound to Glasgow, with cargo of turpentine.
having run the blockade Of the Georgia coast
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Lindsay gave
notice that he should call attention to the relations
OF England with the Federal and Confederate
states OF America on the 27th Of June. w.
, Reports from France say that Capt. Bonaparte
raMetson u serving In the Mexican expedition,
l. In high favor with the Emperor and IL ts con,
Jectured that he may prove more acceptable can.
didate as King or President of the Mextcans than
an Austrian Prince. |. l1I.07T (. %.
COMMERCIAL. F -
BreadstuGs were Cd higher since Tuesday
Wheat has advanced ID, and corn Cd to Ixd.
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

WAR DKFIRTMENr,
OTses Mtftayy SSpe-sHtsH4snf Railroads Us.
WdsAtaston, April Is, 1851.
No Passenger Train will be run from w sshlns-
ton 10 Manassas until further notice.
ID. @. McCALLUM,
sp Is-H NJ. ID. and supf Railroads, u. &.
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je5 eoads WALL a. BaRNhRbS'o HSfSoI'nS ITst,
By THOMAS DOWLiNe, A1otloneer,

By THOMAS BOWLING, AEctioncer,
4 ('HANCERY SALE.--By virtue of a decree
~ oil the Circuit Court of tha District of COlum-
bla, geiiinE as Court al r.sUlIy, mads IN oause
III which JAmes WsTde !, Is Complainant, sng
Irene t8neolver ard ott aIE az defend tuts, the
und sIsieneI, as Trustee Will Offer ~ pu bllu ssa
on w WbDNESDhl, the 18th day of June reat al 4
ctcck IN the ternocn, the 10 lowing piece par
Gel of ground, with the two story Brick pvehnK
house thereon, nov occupied bI Mrs VanBoIveT,-
belnS part 81 Lot numbered 1S7 and lao, IN Bealts
addition to Seorg etovn, herIpulpg for the p. uIe an
The west SIDE of Green street and at the end Of rs
,set ,outherly, from tha south west corner Of
BIIdge And 6Tean streets, aud running thenoe
southesly with the west aide of Green street IS
fset, thence westerlJ aGd parallel with Bridge ST.,
lSO feet. thence roTther,J aEd parallel with d roen
street, a5 feet, thence easterly aud p.raIrl with
Bridge street, 10 feet to tho plees Of ber aninE
TeFms: One thITd nssh; residue in ami u
months; the purchaser giving his hands with
s-onrIty; to he proved 6J the TTu,tes, hearing
interest from the day ~ sac
All oonvcJencInG st the eX X7ense Of the puTchaser
R: z: JACKSON, Trustee,
~ Bots THOMAS DOwIING Auot
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1iokets elo-Shares in proportion. &C. =
John A. MORRIS q 90. are the rcls and
oldy MsnegeTs OF the beleware stale Lotteries -
.iF an ordere ior uoketx pzrts of az ets vi "A
Sc promptly and faithfully htfed, and me ollicisi
aas.sinsS. eertihed by the State Commissf0neIs
AZ Lhe drsMn numbers are also pubiished In The
y .S,1sres- : J0HNSA. MoRRls q Co. "a
s1 % smanagerss Wilmington, (.
III S1-Lm- = L---.- - DeAWars.
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pRoPOsALs FOR MULES.
DEPoT QuARTERMIsTRR's OFFICR.
Corner of l8th and q yt,getS. W1ShiuTfon

Corner otl8fh dHd g streets, WasiiHstSn.
SI.LED Proposals will be rsceived al ri this oAcs
nnn a. June g Il O'Clock for fuTn
Mules, to cont form 10 the following -
SPECIFICATIONS. p T. -.a
all to be ~ fourteen hands and ovsr in heIght.
irNa saAIAs 10 Dc over t5) three And under (9J
one Sixth g b over tajtwo and andsr t,yye.rs
ALL to be sound >servioeab,s Mules for dr.u:h.
The full n.mo and soa Sds sdd,o,, of tn. hid
d15 s mud bsd iPPssr1 IN the ss
sasfso az ihe lrdlyIdaa proposal of the partner
PROPOSALS. from disloyal partie, souE NOT be
ana an oath % allegiance must accom-
RUCKER, QuaItermaster U. 8, Army, Wash
iIEs9a, u. fD:&G & Hne should be plainly marked "Pro-
GUARANTEE. ..-raE IL
Ins ability OF the bidder 10 fill the contrsot,
shoald y be swsrdsd to him. must be guaranteed
be esPpendsd 20 the guatantee. - =. 7sT'~'''
The fSssP%Sn.isiIi,y S % Of the gusI.stors mus. be
nss,ess district ooarto or of the United States dis
Bidders must be present in person when the b,o,
are OPENED or their proposal will not be .rso
:, Bonas. Ia the sum of twenty Thousand dollars,
tors, win be required of the saooSssfdi bidder upon
signing the oontrao'.1 =" - - = - -
As the bond must accompaay the contract, II
VIII be neo sssary for bidders To have their bonds
men win them Or 70 have bonds 81 sped in anfIcI-
pauon snd ready 70 be produced when the contract
is signed. Blanks for bonds can be procured uson
appneauon being made at this ofce, either person
ally, bJ letter, or by telegraph. - -,
Form Qf Guarantee Il
We,--Iof the, county of ~, and State of
- -, and -, OF the county Of -, and State
29iieI-. DO hereby guarantee that is able to
ms proposition, nd that should hls proposition be
aooepted, he will az once enter into contract In
hocordance herewith. Should the contract be
gw,sraed him We are prepared to become his secu
tTe this guarantee mus, be appended the oacial
oerhhcates above mentloned : 500, -
INSPECTION. DELIVERY, &C. ~'
All mules 90 nttscted for under this ad yeytise-
ment VIII be subjected 10 q rigid Inspection and
those not conforming to the specihcations Will be
The mules -rst all he delivered in ,bi. ei,,
Sxtem q, twery- days from the day OF sign
Psymsnt to Dc msis upon the competition of e.ch
contract, or SO soon thereafter as the Depot Qusr
teImaster shall be IN funds, THF7I7tI - 7-'N4,7s
With the term, of this advert tement viii ensure
the IeIe5t,on o. the proposal. =" 80
Lbese mules Will be awarded in lots off5fO) a ye
nund,ed esoi, unless the Depot Quarterynsster
NAY asem u fer the inteiest OF the Government TO
!, The Depot Qusterrnaster reserves to b,m,ef
.ns fiEht TO reject any, or oil Mds that way be
je 10 dtsth Colonel and Depot u Qasrtsn Ter master.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
QEartsraagter's 05ses, u. S Marine Co,p,.
WASHING TON, 30tn NIey 1851

QEartsrmastsr's 0fes, u. S Marine Corpsl Pr
g. WASHING TON. 20th MAJ 1852. {
sEALkD PROPOSALS SlI he received 81 thIs Off 20
unul Mondsyi 'he sd cay Of June 1892 at ) O OclOck
2, m, ior supplying wood and GOAL to the a.
msrines stationed at WAshing gton D. C.. from lat
JuIy, 1864. 10 SOth June 1885, - "
lne wooo TO be soOd meIohsntable Oak, and to
De eei1Vefeos piled easured and inspected at suoh
points within the walls of the Marine Bari acts a.
H.ai % deslinated bJ the Commanding Marine
Omoer, Tree OF expense 70 ths UnIted States.
~ Inc ooal TO be best White Ash Anth Icite E,g
Soai, hee from dust, and to weigh 2240 lbs 10 tbs
Tor. 70 Ds weighed Inspected and delivered at such
eVints Tlthln tho walls Of the Marine Barracks
as mnJ Dc desls mated bT the Commanding MarIue
Oheer, Tree of expense 70 the Uniied Sta ,es; and
potn wood and Goa 20 be furnished a. snoh times
Ma zine O1hcer msy require.
I1,ments vii be made upon the quarterly re-
suElton OF the Commsrding Officer. stating the
agreeable 10 regulations. 80 eS1'''-"AN'
guaranty TO be- tigned by two Icsronslble psr.
sppiI; IesponzLb ty must be certified 10 by
we 2. pstrIst ludse, ". 3. District Attorney,
u, ". . Coneofor, must accompany each prop posal,
otnerE1se u VIII NOT be considered.
10 be endorted Proposals. for Fuel,0 and ad-
dressed to ths undersigned ~ '''N ANN -
W. b. SLACK,
m2=lavIw Major and pusrtermsster
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CKIsTADoEo's EXCELSIOR DYE
Aud tHe OHLp live

For all who desire to have the CclOF Of their hair
changed with safety, certainty, and. rapldIty, to
any shade they may require. -.
Manufactured by J. CHRIsTADoRO, 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all Hair Dresiers. 20
Price 81, $3.50, and s3 per box, according 10
size - -- ---- No g.
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The Captured Gunbea. Ca. 0ra

CAIRO, June i0.-The rebel, gunboas General
Bragg, captured In the recent ngh near Mem phis
mas frived here, and will be repaired imnsedi,
s.s.y. fnefe are no arrivals froIn Memphis to-
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20 CRIsrkDoRo's HAIR PRKsERvAIIvs,
Is invaluable with his Dye, "a 1t imparu the ut
mos. softness the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the hair. r
Price so cents, 81, and 80 per bottle, according
70 size. may 5-eOlm
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- Asssher Large Fare n Quebec. .tiss
QuEBso, June ie-Anothes la,ee fI,e h,o, ,.s Z s.,,t
tn this city early this morning : Over one hun
dred nauses, principally OF wood, the property OF
The workmen in the ship-yards, have been de-
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so MILLINERY. q i1NcY srokz. q

20: oil NiSfH SrKszf. NEAR Pa. Ay
- neh gIt ts elIrd dlFeet from Neg York q large
or ihsist. = styles % .hIoh shs rsgesc,fsy in
ms ss.elLon ol EeE sairons and the lsdios
Lhe s.ilolss are OF the beat suslity and viii bs
SOD on very reasonable terms. N I-Im
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d FFIC IA L.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WAsH1rsror, January IS, Iss1.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
oonmenoing with Saturday, the hut OF next
month.
Jan Ut WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
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Nlisssuri CsnyentIen.

Misssufi Conventions. 49,
81. Louis, June 1.-THE Missouri State Con-
vsauop has adopted the BILL de6aiDg the a quaIif.
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ALL PERSONS can and the best stock of Cloth
Ing, furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No 476 Seventh ST., near F. fe 27-3n
PENNIES AsD EMAIL CHANGE may always be
had for exchange at The Star office counter Il
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N0TiCE.-CHAYGE OFDAYS.-On and after
~ TaesdsJ: Jnne Sd, the Steamer -Rs1~
TnOmhS COELyER will make EA4AuzN
three trips each week 70 Mouut ver- a1zen11I =
non on tuesdsI. Thur sdsy. and Saturday Iaa wing
q. tate fcr heTound trip, 81 : : ''''
-. So. SAMUEL 6EDNEY, Cart,
~. u On the payment OFFS cents, yIsltors viii
~ soiHitted 70 the room which General Waxhlnr-
@ .on ooc a pied and an vhIoh he died. The mansion
Al, noanos are closed 70 yisiters on Sunday. The
E nasinE ID the resources Of the Associatlon.
.enaes thls charge necessary for the present. Tor
non. W SavSne xst-
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SINGULAR Fancy The West Chester (Pa
Repnhlican records the death of an old man VINO
has kept bis eohtn in his house for thirty wears.
CHul ~lthln a lew years he resided on a small
farm three miles from VVest Cbestsr IN ona
occasion ne cut Gown fine walnut tree growing
on MS pace, lad It sawed Into boards, and the
Somn was made from portion Of the lumber
l.nou' Communicating his purpose to any one
he tooz the board TO cabinet aker. ha8 the
coE<n made, and one day II came home while he
.fas absent, causing Considerable CONSERVATION
IA hiS family. He was rather an eccentric person
hut kiad Reighbsr and good citizen. Last
week this uncomfortable reminder Of death was
bro1ght forth, vanished and hew carried in
II 10 the grave. 'H.7tl. 80
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WHO CAN FAIL TO CALL
y .a HAR TvfEY,s
PsCO HOTEL,

ELLICOTTS MILLS, Maryland,
Is now open for the accommodation ri RoarCeTs
and visitors, durIUg the SHmmeT season A
COMMUNICATION direct with WashluE &AS
ton daily, morning and eveui:E. Lss3H
FERNS moderate. For further partIculs RS, aPFIy
or tdoress JAS MCGOWAN,
PRtapsoo Hota,.
VI II I'm Eliio0t'fE sdIs. Md
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usF RECEIVED AT No. Is MARKE1
g. space, Penn. syenue, betseenNN n -
ing BslmoTas, breach Lassigg, EN\
Esee. Cong ress and Button Caters. A
Erttepch Md ShppeTs. Misses and
EEadldrsns Shoe OF every dssoripsion; Gent.
IooS rsssh "a Ss iskin; slo,s Cali. Patent Leathsr Mo
great vadeiy OF Boys Shoes, Al eseeeaas sy " !,
prices: tu s-ectt1- j. RoSENTHaE." H. l..
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" FOR fOING IapIFs

y TUX lUUN6 IbrlEs,
1927 and 1929 Spruce 81. rmiRde'ph
Tho reg ulAr course Of Instsuotion emtTNces tbA
t.Esllsh And French Lsnguages and I,lteTntufe
ISatIn NJ rec uued, ADd oil the bfAnohrs watch con
st'tute a thorough FnGtsh aud freuch sGUoatroTl.
French ~ the lsnIuag. ofths family. and 20 con-
stagty spoken N the Institute It "a the olJeot Of
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