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EDUCATIONAL.
PROF. FERDINAND SUBlT.


Permanent Classes and Private Lessons in
French---Season 1864.
DEGS to give notice that his French Glasses will
- be resumed on Monday, Sept l4th-No $40
Congress Street. Persons prelerring a Parisian
pronunciation. know that lie Is the only French
Teacher in Portland, native from Paris The Prof
Is requested TO proclaim publicly this fact His ON
cidt papers prove it. Prot. r. 5. will continue 10
give Lectures, Readings Soirees, etc.. etc. which he
first established himself in Portland
N B.-PIof +. 5 was born in Paris, rue de Artre
sec; DRY Tree street, His birth has been regis
tired at the Marie des Pefhs- Peres IMayors ONCE
of the Little Fathers) Ills family resided then
Place ePHotei de PiHe, (City Hall SquareJ
TERMs-For classes of any number Of pupils. ss 90
'' children, sos
Z" teachers, 3O0
RefereHces-Rev. III. Stebbins Rev G. Leon Walk.
er, Rev II. c. Bolles, Rev. Geo. Bosworth, Rev Mr.
Smaller, Rev. j. w. Chickering, Chas. A. Lord Mr.
Z. III. Ewell, s. Fitch, VI. D., Barnas Sears Presi
dent of Brown University. etc., etc.. etc.
sep21 dim.
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and prayer-book in his hand but is allowed
to take with him small fortune of 10000, 90
francs, or about six million sterling-a mere
crumb from the table Of the descendants of
poor Mayer Anselm, who wandered shoeless
through the electorate of King George the
Third. 1t is certain that no romance of
Royalty is equal to the romance of the house
of Rothschild."
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Adninistrator's Sale.
DIR. JOHN c. MOTT.

Physician & Surgeon,
SS CouK ,sa IN. corn corner OF 3 ao.ard & bSsson
TO in the evening. all diseases Of the Urinary
and Genital Organs Scrofulous A Affections, Humors
Of ali kinds. Sores, Ulcers and Eruptions, Female
Complaints. &c. An experience Of over twenty
years extensive practice enables DR.. n, to cure ali
The most difficult cases Medicines entirely yegeta-
BILE. ADVICE FREE.
Mrs NJ, who Is thoroughly versed In the afnictivs
naladies of the sex. can be consulted BY ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced
nurses.
Boston, April %, lsc3 cody
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Proposals for Horses.
CAVALRY BUREAU.

OFFICE OF THE CHEZ QUARTxRNAsrRR,
WAsH,SGToN, ID. c., August IL. 1858.
DR0P0SALS solicited and will be received ct
4 this Office for the furnishing Of CAVALRY
HORSES, TO be delivered at Pitfsburg, Pa, Phila-
delpha. Washington City, Syracuse. N. T.. el Indi-
annapolis Ind.
Proposals will be considered for the furnishing Of
Horses in lots Of not less than twenty i've (26l The
Horses to be from fffecn Q5) to sixteen (le hands
high, from five t5 to nine 9) years old well broken
from all defects.
The ability ofthe bidder to fulal hts agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons.
whose signatures must be appended to the guarantee
The responsibility OF the guarantors must be shown
by the official certificate of the Clerk Of the nearest
District Court. or fthe United States District Attor
ney.
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant Colonel
c. e.. Sawtele. Chief Quartermaster. Cavalry b.
reau. aud be endorsed on the envelope Proposals
for Horses" c. q. SAwfELLE
Lieutenant-Colonel and Chief Quartermaser.
aug22 diff Cavarly Bureau.
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WHOLE NO. 4O8.
LEGAL & OFFICIAL
CITY OF PORTLAND.

NoIiCE Is hereby given, that it is the intention
OF lhe ,ity Council 20 lay out new Street or
eastern terminus OF Congress street. and to be con
tinnaton OF tho same from the present terninps "a
high water mark. s' "
And the Joint Standing COMMITTEES Of m. c,,x
Council on laying out new Streets In purruanes cr
an order of the City Council passed on the tepth
the Goth day of October at o'clock in the stsrnoon
at the eastern terminus Of Congress street. the pisc
OF beginning and then and there proceed to view
and lay out said new street.
All persons interested win take notice and govern
themselves accordingly SEQ - =
A. ID. 1868. " $4,000
JACOB MCCLELLAN
STEVENS SMITH
VIM. H. STEWART Committee on
SAM'L WATERUofisrf Laying out
cYRuSK. LADD. New srssts.
JNo. ID. SNOWMAN,
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IN the Year One Taousand Eight HUNDRED md
Sirfy-fAree.
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING EyERGRKrN
CEMETERY.
Be u ordained BY the Mayey. Aiderms., ond Con.
MGR coanen 2f fhe 6sfy ef Portland. IN City CosN-
sEcT, mo person shall cut down or remove suv
OF the standing trees within Evergreen Csmeterv ex
cept by the written permit OF tho COMMITTEES on
Cemeteries and Public Grounds. And any persop
violating this section shall be liable to penalty on
each offence.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALpERnxx,t
Oct. 8, 1865. ! q
This bill having been twice read, passed to be or.
dained JACOB MCCLELLAN Mayor
IN COMMON COUNCIL, Oct. s, 1888.
This bill having been twice read. passed to be or
dained. THoS. Z. TwITcHELL. President.
Approved Oct. 8, 1868.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
A true copy, attest,
oct7 d2w J. N. HEATH. City Clark.
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A quantity OF gold col IN picked up in the street
=, Il, on Monday. The owner have it by calling
ana .,s paying for this adv, rtisement.
WI "@wV JOHN s. HEALD.
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Private school.

i III. HANSON. late principal ofthe High School
- for Boys will open a School for pupils of both
sexes at his residence 81 Congress street Mon
DAY, SEPTEMBER 7. Pupils may spend the usual
parents choose. Tuition. Sl0. per quarter of ten
weeks. A few boarding scholars can be accommo-
dated. For terms, apply TO j. Ii. HANSON, Port
land. aug3l eodtf
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SSALE OP REAL KsTATE IN T4h TOWN OF
~ BEAQRORT, eOUTH CAROLlNA

Under the direction instruc ions of the Presi.
sn Of an act entitled An ACT Tor the oollsc ion
in he United a,,s. and for otaor arr,sss.n sap
proved June Z, ;stE and the act atory OF tue
81 s's sna ra sn1
bI:ss,s .n upi,e "a H stssss D,, Ct Ta1 Com nssoneO
.s shs ass f. DO s.s
hsa st the Of ess Of the Com nissionsfs nj stS,e
oeIoek =: m, Of s.id dsy, fer tho sispassl Of she
several loIs parts Of lots and BLOCKS OF land eonsi
Sse sa f ssss Gas %
sn and
,I.,,ss By Rad s.s 2 aoo Is0ofdsd in
ssresetsd snd :s.SrTsa rom ssid s.is to sit; Lot
= q il Rioot IS Lots ana in MI Block : 1'iS Lot
Iet iH slosk s. Lots snd ii H'o.k s; Lst
il Block 81; lot a snd in .lock 50; Lot IL Block
snS in n Boes s g. L9ts 4 500 IN ~ boss lex
III A in 81 ek u Blocks Is, -, and -: lot IN
ps Sosk a nefs a ia o and m and and
buildings now occupied and con inaiug to BE- oc.
ns,al osp sls, ana az ofic = and starahnnses Of
tae Quarter masters. Commisssry, and Ordnance
tsd sale sbaii OF = op,n " .sa tairsy
dsy. fy@m to. comnc ncement Of tbs ssn,'
/ Dc Uf u MISSION re reserve = single bid pseh
Of sd ota sIa b,oeks, to be publicly W tn s
orty th'ir authority, Of su ,h sum ss .esy may
deS N eliEibl+ Rot cas- than one tb I'd Of the 40
ptased Va us thereof. Ard any Of the said t.,
psrtf Of lots and blocks which shall! not be bid t,
oEethiId Of heir Appraised SsIas will De with
dawn from sale
ei'en uIder cn' bspds st Beaufort. South Caro-
hU q, this second day of Envem hsr 1863,
D. SMITH.
w Z W0EDIhG.
WM GENRY BRISBANE
o. 8. Direct Tar Oornmtssiorers for the
nc "a sutt &c 81 District OF outh Carolins
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WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,


FINE FAMILY GROCERIES.
HEW Sr0Ck' FRESH GOODS!
Tbe Underlined eegs TO call the attention of
puBLIc GENERALLY
PINR GROCERIES, Wines ''
All of WIFI ffRsf II sSH..ssssss Snsss sose
Ard TO give entire satisfaction. Ny stock Is daily
being re picnic hid with all the
CHOICE DELICACIES
In my line si, 81 shall have on band, =. al time,
al 1ho will favor with call will feel convinced
that We H. sp the best
Java, Lssuay, ., ard Bio COFFEE,
Imperial GunpC WIDER, and Young Hyson TEA
9oio. gspn s,x sox'i:h Rrt akfast rEA,
French CHOCOLATE AMI SUGARS
WiltshiIs lEDslsnj, Engli.h Dairy. Pine Apple.
An el.s sasn sns ana ss1 effso oHhhshs
CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
selet t.d expressly for families.
Cur ttotk of WINES and LIQ DORIS are Of the
rA1Ios If tne Q d estshishsd AMI wen knovs
house ofP. Tiermsn son. Of Baltimore.
MY NJ D. "AtskEX GAhNor Br roUAL1rp
Oh BaMPAGNls, LON DON PORrBR,
BROWN STOUT, English and Scotch ALE.
Our stock of CIGARS are choice and varied. se-
agent, who resides in Havana, and superintends
"a al the .bo7s 1s Soed. x 81 sod .Ao,... and
LOWEST CASH MARKIT PkIcE.
Branch Of ?. Tiernan { bon,
Adjoining National .tslii ss.esr ssssI BniIsiSx. BsiIsi
N. .B.-Goods delivered in any part Of the city
and Georgetown free Of charge. no IL 2awSv
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Guerrilla Affair in Arkan.ss

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2S-The Memphis Bulie-
tin OF tie 9th saas: Ten wseons, loaded with
cavalry clothing, left Little Rock TOR Benton,
lU,niy five m les distant, Wlrb small escort
OF fifteen men. When about half way to Ben
top Ferry. sixty guerrilias dashed between the
ta"t ri, " no We're in advance of the train The
largely they were outnumbered, made a hasty
walk tow ards Benton. The euer ilias broke
open the packages and took out the clothing
ard, loadidg 1t upon the backs of sixty mukes
distpl cared IN the forest, after setting fire TO
the wagons.
A c. mpany OF cavalry stsrted In pursuit o.
the euerrillas, but failed to ovsrtake them.
Gen. Steele sent word 10 the rebel Gen. MAJ
maduke thas he was welcome to the clothing,
but il he caught any of the soldiers wearin- :
the uniforms be would hang them.
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PROPOSALS.
A ri Z 2 L 4 T ES,
NAVY DEPkngAsRY.
Wk6EINc TON. Noy II lNsa

"AoEfNsrSS. NOV. 81. 1879
TEE psrAR1fEsS will. until the sl,t DAY Of De-
ssnser 1t receive ptorota:s tor the delivery a.
tass Of the kavs Yards at Pof1smoath, Il. "a ;
Jbi- DELPHI q. II the following described s.de
sIner IT insers, ana deck plating for one .sssi
st eseb arc. Tho Irrposi ion may bs es ca .taIy
oS the lie trnof tiri ,xerS. id dsck lasi:e .1d
n! fUr one or mors v-s+e.f, but Il mast = q.
eftfs u ~soIa OF each description OF N p a
.eitl that is, TIE eecE plain the string srs or
ht s1e sfmor L sy b- hin or sepsrsssiy.
DsOk ARdOR
seven NJ n1leo tt J. " Wrouga iron p'sss1, 4. orc
Viz" and oEe and ana ha!fl.h ian thisk.
POI ton o. t. ese plat. Ill b. sheared to suit
tie curvature OF the tide line the We ael: sisn
t BIT around th- tErrets aad he ohsa for w,;oh
Itsns III be ifhec to the GOD .raetoKs T., he
of re best if tn 10 and edge, ssnsre. ssrIS1-
Ala Ane tas ~ the size given. The 1so's to he
teh.ef within ten ~, months from the date oi
WROUGHT IRON srRIg9ERs
fhIss fEeusaud and twenty ts0p} Noesl feat Of
tb .tr rRe'h. eight isl tncles yquare, elssp. 1t
lhe r ard stem where they will tarsr one " ~
tr the IL myth o. about forty {4ni Il et T., each Id
q ,fe tt'si tn about three tSl inches rness
t'Rr rs he in length twenty three CA teet ri
t)i bet the ends TO BE- ted together vtth a
sioEer scsrph enc 'oot long one hals OF the
t:rph TO be- taken from the end OF eaeh rha-s
will four ranges Of these trim. ers on eas7 sic q
a. TIE vsts-l To be- uS Of the bet iron, snis
and edG ssQusre and straight, true to tn s.s a
FN"n The wbols to he delivered 10 e;xkt fs)
N nthe from TIE date of the CONTRACT w
slDE ARMJR
noI ored and la. " six l4s1 2taiae of wrous 1T
II afte Is Ia NJ Ia thickness. Of tbs .ocIn Z
NJ ths and wid >bs viz
Va f. Lar h.o o. f->
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German 'sentered his app arance" before ne
Ct our magistrates. and made complaint against
gay Lothario for compensatory damages fer
stealing his wife's clothing. The lady occupied
the interior of the clothing a. the time Of the
theft, but this fact seemed to bs ignored by the
complainant. The dispenser Of jusrice sug-
geated that instead Of trying to recover the
for damae to his frau's honor. "Oh nor re-
piled the injured, man, in the most phil sophie
and complacent tone imaginable, "das vos nixr'
Detroit Adrerftser.
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From taiYs.

CAIRO, Nov. 23-The steamer Andsrs.n ay.
rived h re from Memphis, Tenn, with 600 ba lee
OF cotton for Cincinnati.
Rowing bands OF guerrtllas infest the riyer
below, lu0 of whom, under the notorious Sol.
Street, entered Hickman, KY, last Thursday.
and plundered stores and houses, and captured
four or FIVE unarmed d soldiers
The Hon. Lucien Anderson who was recent
ly captured at MRyf I'D by the rebels, ! sssed
through here en- rtute fer home He was re-
leased ON condition that he wsuld procare the
release of General Polk.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS,
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArCHEsl
kuM TIE SOUTH

The North sarelsna ElrctIon-CharI~<.o <.ou
Gi.FatCh-s u bout the Bonn ba I'd m Mt of tn e
eny-1hrre or four Ruilding> NtrucL--
! Hfasc Aahonncrk Victory in Tenae,-
| Ns-RrIo.t> of Successes in t.vuixiunn-
Tie Id Ca t"us General Taylor the Hero
| Of the Fights
| FosTREss MONROE, Nov 23-The fiae.or
truce tt hmeI NV York lett here this m ,rninx
| with QUE hundred and rwep ty Ave reb-l sar,
:, I'm charge of fag-of-truce officer Major
| 4 u.Iorc.
Affair. In North Carolina.
Advisfs firm Newbern N. g., of the a0th
siys:
Major General Butler and sraf arrived here
'lik IL orriEe TOM Fsrtvpss Monroe His wife
| hnr daughter also accompanied him; slso, Rear
AcnIrHl Lee
The Raleigh Standard claims tn, the O,a-
sfrvatiyes rave elected eight members ous ~
tn o tie Conied. rate Cong ress. Those of them
vbo anEoun ced themselves n in IA vor of peace
on any terms. snd who were the most ont
srokt and severe N their conde emuation of the
leh. AdmiRistIat on, received the largest ma
| jcritns. The Cnservstivss also received ths
n jorty OF the soldiers vote.
1be GhTsoFs OF sew larga steqmars, which
ran the bl kade In one night into Wilmington
| are adv. rtsed IN tie rebel pap"rs r sale.
The new 'ieamer Grey hound, Captain Mar
fro m NV fork. She takes the place OF "a,
City OF Hud-s Il on the N.riolk route
TIE lesraph cable hetwe. here and Char.
1ytionp gave NJ yesterday morning, and ow
ing 10 the foHi hn, sS of the weather IL has nor
been r. paired.
The Riehmord Wing OF the a!st Saturday
contains the following tn! graphic ews:
Frsm ta<t Tennessee
MISSION Rti GR, Nov I9-TG Ger. (r1u,ey s
Gen. Wheel re-, orts his attsrk unon and DIS
Itreion tf the sntm my'F cavalry, Or ssing thsu
ii TO the WCor g a IA oNvi le, ana uautUrtDr gsl
prisoners I he il fntrr force is close Up
Is br Acc, MaI1r General
TIE Efchmcrd d Dispatch or Nov q SANS.
CHARLlsToN. hov. 10 = The enemy ha We baen
nrine slowly rom fathry Gregg upon 70 :
Sumter to-cay Nothing else new THE mora
ing.
fsECOSD DISPATCH.l
tHAsLRfTnN. Nov. ~ Tha enemy arsG
e.eNtn fh OTIS from irepg at tha city TO. iay be-
twin IL a. m and q n d4maQ" trifiing
ONE three or fonr bulI iin. were struck auC
cns rerson n jured. The Pawn g aud mother
Punhoat came up The Siono and -tpl,pd battery
P1frgIe, but H. ctsd nothing. Firiug on Sum
ter slow and Sic dy aIi Gay. So ne Ie ~ shots
have been fired at Sullivan Island bat riaz
No c.eualties at Fort Sum er or Sullivan
Leland.
From Mobile.
MOBILE, Nov. ia letter received frsu, =
nsmmr Of Gen. Green's tan aunoun ,ss the
Grtfat of two IanE'e columns in L)uixflns
Gen. f1anAlic division rncounte,ed q potion
OF Gen. Dick Tayiors army, under Gsari
Green. near n alexandria, on the 5th inst. After
stnhborr ii. ht the Yankees wera roulsd with
The loss of lhtlr stores and Xix thousand uris
oGers.
Gen. Wai'zels division is reported routed hv
Gen Taylor, lear Opeiousas. The exp di. ion
is id to he abandoned. a portion Of the troops
have returned TO Port Hudson and Baton
Rouge.
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From Mobile,
FROM FOLET ISLAND,

Rrb' tusEaliieS at Charleston Heavy
Unicn ores Erecting Forts Tor the e.
lief the Blockading squadron.
J ohIoN. Nov. 24.-The correspondent of the
71a,eihr, wr,tn & from Fcliy Island, says
i'Ti S. OF the rebels is sai1 TO vary from We
TO fit' cn daily. Our casualties, Il f-w weeks
ago, were fully equal to the ,ebels, but now
they are ra1e. New forts are heiny rhro wn up
en- this and adjtcentisiands, which will shortly
U mnsnd all navigable channels aud give re-
Ii, f 10 our bloc kading sQuRdron''
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A Rebel Roat in Tennessee,

CINCINNATI. Nov. 23.-Last Thursday nigh,
q part OF the I'd Illinois cavalry, under com.
mand Of Captain Moore, pursued Faulkner'e
command forty miles from Union City, Tenn
The rebels tried TO croes a river The Union.
lists fired on them while in the water, KILN /
load OF small arms, 50 horses and 40 mules
Among the prisoners are two captains. The
Unionisss loet one man wounded and d We horses
ah
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Successful Strike Of Printers In IA.

BosroE, Nov. M.-Ths book and lob pYinters
are on strike. They complain that their ait
uati,ns are being filed by printers from New
York. The proprietors Of all the daily news.
papers in the city at once agreed to nav the
printers the increased pay. Some Of the hook
publishers also agreed to the advance, but
others refused.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

= ------------------
DTREMPTekY SALE OF vALuApLs SuILp-
q, WbSstV T.Esn s.sr 9, % PIE 0Ir,
e'cloek. On he rremisea. eomme,nses ses With tss
ppa,mHrSSrrd p.., y, Sr, s sPropsrty, viz; :, ..s
nersn j street = sse ooiEs, ei 18th 'stTsss and
aInniDg back the ,ame depth. .s
street s;.xssn g .pd u streets norta. .aa
,9mhnins oseA i0 IeetsH inohss' 70 1ioos
p.,t sfTsst s,,., q t..,t;,. a ,.., :, ~,
.ta4 &c. =, rfhstc , 20, uvnsCf na riest On ~
And rn,sx back rs feet inches.
twelve ncnts, Nth intsrese seenIsa br dad of
tInst on tie premises.
esl Gasnlveyances at ost q tks TnsehsseSs; g,
~ 'hoMAs nonLIN1 AseSonssr'
x,,,r.v,r .SD Sso'4sssssr; nss, = .; G ,rnsr ,.
raIvA1. nssipsxe. ~ 0ponslrovrA Al Aue-
.,os a IHn tsoi FRIDAY Afr@EBEo9N. @ 20. 9Th: lsss,
ses. ON re northeast corner of Say 81. Green
s.rests, that Valuable and Desirable P5iyste Res.-
oeEce. iAe UWe'anG contains ~ excellent rooms,
bath room strvanfs room. cellar, dc. 9as and
rrovements, TIE Lot 'front.' % feat on Gay street.
easnt stable 10 the rear, This oro ,srty ofa.., M
residence.
frSs.ession rsts. ;s EEL. givsp ,mmediaseiy.
os.h By o ~
All ConSefAnCln8 aEu EsamSa, AT IA9 COST OF the
purchasers.
non THOS. BOWLING. Aust
.,e,, ,,n :, ~ - - -
A snisTAHI QuAhrEhMNAs - AsIhhs sOtfloE.(
% Wa.tinsson s.s iI1Ts o. Nop iSee''i is ;''es;5} s}
sia ~ sod, al Puo1c auction, at tbs Qu arGer-
mss'efn srehnuss, On the square between aud
= and T.enig- frat and I.sntT second st.eets,
wasplnson y q. On NEDS kso Z, Decam bsr
"a large 6t IT QusEtsfmaster' Stores; condemn.
ser.p Iren and Leather. .ssddi.s, BRIDES. "
Parts Of Harness snd Wagons,
Tents, Tools. and I'm plemsnts
Terms casa. in Government finds
CEhRLFa n TONpKINS
aols c.st.in Al d Quart, ma scr. d l.
-, - = -----------
MAEenkL's skLE.-In virtue OF Q writ Of sFisri
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Renominated Mayor Of Boston.
Bosros, Nov. 2i.-The republican ward city
committees have renominated, by acclRmAtion,
Hon. Frederick w. Lincoln for Mayor.
Large and enthusiastic war meetings were
held in Charlestown and Cambridge last even.
ing.
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Iusr NOTICE.
sHxNYs1e sn1seeiysd from Germany, . ia.gs lot Of
"an % so'S ~ the glsae, bottle, or gallon, at
VoSumeiA Hotel and RestAurAnt,
~aS-s A~ FennsylvAni0 avenue.
Waahingtoa, D. q.
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The whole ofthe side amor to b. II lde Erora sse
b. g. . erts and edge 10 be seasra All kraieht
aBr sIrr true In the sts given 30 ,tlsereL
h, 7 in 91 MOI Il {. ON he date Of tho .on.ra,t
1ie-t OF the iron TO hs ~ 4 sualit, that will
~ Tel sits str sio of taenty t~o t22J Unitsd
States pAt = QuGEe Dch
No tiCR ~iil b. O. ivtd exec &C fro q parties
having g. fshIisf DeB r& psba OF doing this
Gnd The g. T. fisl E-en:e will ahmed bsfor g
. eonfr. cr will be award ID
Faftier ls,s viii ne siven 90 sppii i>Asson to the
comma ncaLt of IT, Brooklyn, Ns6 Xocs, Navy
fad.
Fhs cor tract will eubra<s the u-usi oor1itnos
sud the IFLsrtueIt serves The right to p -jact
any or Il, hs ocoE8ls that may b. u sde and -
u adveIttauent, II, IL It's ostnion, the public
Inter EEL lt duire.
TIE proposition NJ ust sfste the prSoa per pound
for vhIGh eh csrs Of the iron viii be de srsd
In the sSectise Navy Yards ANA mast De . s,om
panied ny tts thai the parties will 81 asr ts
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ge..evtes's 6ia Q the noss ssrtais. aafs aad
saScsnal lremsdy-indesd. the only vsgstsbls rem
ssa recsnt ossss in twenty -four hours No miosr.
81. no balsam, no meroury. Only ten pitia Is Be-
thoso who DO not want 70 be sxDoss1.5 Nale peck.
80, o.; female, -. s.4-.9 -
and perm anent cure for Syphilis, 6crofula Uleese
Bofss Gpotz, 1etterE &e Price o., or siI bottlee
d - saa5s s,s NEW Yosx SrYIra Il = E.sssrs
4 larss asscrtr. nt for Dress snd busiasss wear.
IThe xnslisa Sack and Walkine Goats exssll In
Sss.tE: ssaAs hnd 9Hish a3ysni.g syst s@esrss @ In
soa n. avsnas, bet Oh snd ie9A Ms.
y % 3tSs Tsal ba tIntsu. end 1spahJ st's9ygza
WAHaAx1sp 10 Ounn = srx DAys.-O 0oafreyh
And1ote, IN 1nsiisA 01oeade Of Gxty Ave y0erS
slanss d dies required: Pries d psr bstf7s. soH
~ 3. D. DORA. corner utA gtro9t anA po. e1ennA
HasAiAstea. md Henry Geek. AisxandYia. NGI
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GAS FITTING, kc.

" GAS Futures.
w Have In Btore md are daily reoaiyins. q Al
NxTUR1s Of entirely New Patterns and tesi1ns
Nd Iinfh .uDsrior In style 70 anything ksrstofors
We invite edtIens generally 10 cell and Examine
oEr stock OF g A6 and WATER HIXTUHk8 foAnns
oonndent that wo have the hsgt selected 1toek n
EAAhinGton.
~ All Wox / In the above hns intrvs>sa 70 On,
sass Will b promptly attended to,
mar SH MYERS & McGHAN. 376 street.
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n RRESd OYSTERS.
OYeTERS KEPT OontAntIy ON hand at Mo-
CRACKENp OYSTER HOUSE. Nos -
175 TueLty third street. ~1N
Families supplied with the best inSXI41
market. At the shortest notice. W.
no lS-lw"
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PERSONAL.

MADAM AHOLIAB WOULD Re REspkCrROLLY
1sl announce to All inquir Bx persons. thst she -
now resdY 70 read the Past. Present and eatore.
and nsy be consulted confd.ntisl.y On all po-
tsst matters at all times from .. n until ) p m
Ladies' % cents; gentlemen 81 No so south g :.
doors east from Carroll prison, Oar:tol Htu
Washington. D O. no74 I'M
MRk. D Y. ATKINe-Cl lAfRVUYAnc PLY
iI sieisn. 375 Thirteentk street examines ali
kinds OF disc aaee, and mas Medicines adapt to the
enIe She has the greatest conadencs in her Ne
dioiree ~ che herself has been raised UP from the
The ru bic are invited. no n 2ws
MKEICAL NOTIOl
AL Female Com piaints. lik swiss f4out Rseum-
aIism, Neuralgia, Ae., cured without fail speedily.
-s... Mrs. WREN,
10 H-lm AS street, HaShinGtoa
AZ ks. L. sMlTH-Tae Gyeafs,: Tss. Medium qftAs
lsA Ase-Wfl give si, tnss fc. ashort time &t $50
! STREET, betvecD lth and sib streets to examine
issases, see yous dead as we'll 40 living trisnda;
gets nsmee reads araetsr, sad leads the future;
ni3gnetises. eistines 81 no2l I'M