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LOCAL NEWS.

DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS TO THE PU-
Fills OF THE SECOND DISTRICT SCHooLs.-The
annual distribution OF premiums to the pupils
of the Second District School took place this
afternoon at the Smithsonian. The following
Were the recipients OF the different premiums
Medals were awarded to Francis ID. Whit
ney, Male Grammar; Female Grammar, no
scholar designated, the following young ladies
being, equally meritorious Fannie Lusby,
Jennie Free, Annie Garfield, Fannie Lemon,
Mary Lemon 1neZ Johnson, Dornda Duyaii,
Rosa Sewell and Eliza Cation; Julia Moran,
Female Intermediate; Sarah Bacon, Secondary
No. l. George Ellis, Secondary No. y Ella
Brown. Secondary No. 4; Marian Lewis, Sec
ondary No. 5; Kate II. Webster, Primary No.
G. Stuart, Primary No. 4; Amelia Bliss, Pri-
mary No. E.
Premiums for best written examiu atoms were
awarded to Samuel Is. Cuttings, John Danen-
hover, VIM. 2. Crews, Male Grammar school;
Jennie Lind Adams, Ella Wade, Fanny Gud-
gin, Female Grammar School Marry. Brown:
Emma Greer, Amanda M. East, Female Inter-
mediate School.
J. Benjamin, Robert III. Potts, Addison Knox,
Joseph A Lyons, Jacob ID. Doyle, Bolitha
Laws, Male Grammar School; Annie Sterling,
Kate Wright, Martha Turner, Rose Utermehle,
Laura V. Simpson, Salne Dalton, Female
Grammar School, Mary f. Ball, Laura L.
Bagley, Emma Craaser, Mary Tyssowski, Is
abella Hall, Kate Burke, Female intermediate
School; Joseph Tarnarsdale, Willie Faulkner
John Sinner, Frank bowling. Jacob Fechtie,
VIM. Richardson, Secondary No. 9; Amanda
France, Laura Oreaser, Maggie Fague, Clara
Pyweil, Annie Grub. Eliza Herbert, Secon-
Diary No. 4; Mary Kaiser, Jessie Falconer,
Mary Cooper, Emma J. Miller, Kate Borland,
Gabriella Frazer, Secondary No. S; Christiana
Riddle, Lizzie T. Langley, Louisa Sigler, Alice
M. Prather, jamie W. Brooks, Nellie Burr,
Primary No. 2; Hattie Wise. Laura Moore,
Flora Brereton, Lydia Hill, Addie Webster,
Katie Shedd, Primary No. 3; VIM Voss, Geo
T.Smallwood. Henry Brewer, George Lange,
John Doyle, Walter Wright, Primary NO 4;
Mary Cock Laura McClelland, Mildred Nor
fet, Josephine Collins, Clara McClelIand,
Carrie Dorman. Ella Windsor, Primary NO. s.
Premiums for attention to study and i'm
proysnent were awarded 70 Charles 3 Lusk
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DRoPosALs FOR STEAM FIRE ENGINES.

oRDsA WCss 2sr.es. W y r R4ERARgr1ssxr.}
Sealed Proposals. VIII bs r re- y bs
until MONDAY, the 18th day of July. 1864, at 4
Six (6j second or third class Steam Fire Engines,
OF perfect suction power, complete in all parts,
Th all the modern
800 pounds when ready for service. The diameter
Of the reciprocating steam force pump to be about
Al inches, capable of forcing one a stream of
water from a rs inch nozzle .verag ng from 2i0 to
sna r two streams from = inch nozzle
to be supplied with tenders and hose carts of an :.
proved construction with all the necessary fit
tIngs They are to be subject to rigid inspection
by United States inspector, and not to be re-
ceived paid for until they have been thoroughly
tried with a full head of steam.
GUARANTEE.
Fhe bidder will be required to accompany his
proposition with guaranty signed by two respon-
Fl bic persons, that, in his bid is accepted he
will at once execute the contract for the me with
good and sufficient sureties, in sum equal to the
posed In conformity with the terms Of this sdyep
iisenent and in case the said bidder should fail to
ference between the offer Of said bidder and the
next responsible bidder or the person to whom the
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court. or Of the United States
District Attsrney-
Bonds in sum equal to the amount of the con-
tract. signed by, the con tractor and both of his
guarantrs, will be required of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents of -, in the
and ssreray With the Hnsd Sats
and guarantee, in case the foregoing bid of -
be accepted, that he or they wiz at once execute
the contract for the same, with good aud sufficient
sureties, in SUM equal to the amount of the
tract to furnish the articles proposed il confor-
nifty with the terms of this advertisements dated
July 2, 1854 under which the bid was made; and
in case the said = shall fail to enter into con-
tract, as aforesaid, guarantee to make good the
difference between the offer of the said - and
the next lowest responsible bidder. or the person
CONTRACTS awarded y
- Given under our hands and seals
Witness: this - day of -, 49,.
tseatl
Tothis guarantee must be appended the official
certificate above me n toned. d, = e
Thtse Engines to be delivered at the place of
manufacture. Upon the award being made, the
successful bidder will be notified: and furnished
withforms of contract and bond The Department
reserves the right to reject anyor all bids if not
deemed satisfactory. q - .tt
Proposals will be addressed to " Brigsdier Gene
raj George D. Ramsay: Chief of Ordnance, Wash
iDgten d. C..N and will be endorsed "Proposals
fer Seam Fire Engines. GEO. D. RAMSAY, -
,y7eost Brigadler General. Chief Of Ordnance.
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PRISONERS CAPTURED YESTERDAY

Eleven prisoners, captured yesterday in
front of Fort Stevens, were brought in this
morning and committed to the Old Capitol.
They represent four different North Carolina
regiments, and state that on yesterday thew
had an entire brigade OF North Carolinians in
the skirnnish line in front of Fcrt Stevens.
The following is list of the names of the
prisoners Thomas Campbell, John Reese, a.
S. Jones, J. ]. Adams, SD North Carolina:
Thomas ]. Hall, w. T. Riley, Mason Cox, 45 tn
North Carolina; ". II. Robinson, J. G.. Bob5itt,
}. 7. Cheatham, Both North Carolina and ]
Il. Byrum, 32d North Carolina.
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AFFAIRS ON THE RaILReAp-F1sHr1SG

Last evening locomotive proceeoea ont %
Geo. 5. koontz, agent, W. T. Walker, general
passenger agent. and Captain Collins making
1t. 1t was ascertained that the tresssl work at
Paint Branch had been destroyed, and st that
time there was slight skirmish going on about
mile above Bladensburg, with the rebels.
who numbered about 1000, with one piece OF
artillery They appeared to be making to tins
eastward of Bladensburg and Fort Lincoln.
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PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES,

In order to prevent citizens and others not
connected with the army from passing to the
front, strong cavalry guards have been placed
on the various roads leading north OF the city
This is a wise precautionary measure, as the
large number OF persons floc king to the front
ments Major j. r. o Beirne, an obliging and
efficient officer, has been appointed Assistant
Provost Marshal General of the forces in and
around Washington, with headquarters at
Mount Pleasant Hospital, 14th street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
THE PRfvATEER FLORIDA,

THE PKfVATEER FLORIDA.
She is Supposed to have Captured the
SteaIiltug Mary, off Cherrystoue.
FORTRESS MONROE. July 1I.-No intelligence
has been received from the fleet of gunboats
that lett yesterday in search of the priyateer
that destroyed the bark Greenwood.
General Smith arrived to-day from City
Point, en- route to New York.
The steamtug Mary left Cherrystone yester-
day noon for this place, and was due here at
three o'clock the same day. She had not been
heard from at four p. m. day, and it is sup
posed that she was either captured, swampeti,
or disabled.
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Headquarters Military District of 1Vashsn7ton,

Headquarters Military District of Washington, }
Washington, d. c.. July II, 1884. (
. General Orders, 40. 22.-Haying been assigned
by order ofthe Secretary of War, to act as Pro-
yost Marshal of the forces in and around WASH
1ngton, IT is hereby ordered that no person not
IN the Military service shall be allowed to APP
proach the lines of the defences surrounding
the cities OF Washington and Georgetown or to
enter the camps therein, witheuta permit signed
by or by the order Of the Major General Com
handing the Department or the Secretary of
War. Any pers on SO offending will be arrest
ed and his horses, vehicles. or other property,
seized and condemned to Military use.
M. N. WIsRwELL,
Colonel, Military Governor, and Provost Mar
shall OF the forces in the District of Columbia.
iy 12-6t
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FROM GRANT,s ARMY

FROM GRANTS ARMY.
The steamer Highland Light, Capt. Weeks,
arrived with the mails this morning from City
Point, and reports all quiet in the front. The
usual artillery firing is still kept up.
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APFAIRs IN BALTIMORE.

Rebel desefters arriving in Baltimore say
large rebel force will demonstrate against
Wilmington. The seeessionists are less Juoi.
liant in Baltimore. Several OF the prominent
ones have been arrested. iacludins the Gi-
gores, HoTmans, DC.
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THB. REBEL J,MRs

The rebel cavalry extended last night from
Tennallytown to. Fort Reno, and their infantry
from thence to Fort Stevens. An officer &C,
customed to judge of the size ofbodies of troops,
and who inspected last night as closely as pos
sible, estimated that they developed about3, 900
men Of both arms On that extended line.
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THIRD edition.
s O'CLOCK p. M.
rHBREBEL RETR EAT
s O'CLOCK p. M.

A dispatch received here to day by General
HalIeck, from Rockville, sta, ties teat, the re-
TIRE ating rebels passed through that place at 2
O'Clock this morning, and they were then
moving IN the direction of Ed, wards Ferry
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AFFAIRS ON THE RAILROAD THE REBELS
STILL NEAR BLADENSBURG-THED DAMAGE
TO THE RAILROAD SLIGHT.

This morning Mr.. Koontz, the agent of the
Baltimore railroad here, procee ded TO Bladens-
burg on a reconnaissance, and ascertained that
at S o'clock yesterday Laurel Bridge was safe.
1t was also ascertained that but little damage
had been done to the road between Beltsyille
and Bladensburg, only two or three small
bridges having been burned, which can easily
be rebuilt i'll six hours.
The rebels are still a short distance above
the station at Bladensburg, and have one piece
of artillery, with which this morning they
threw a shell which fell near the camp in the
vicinity of the Spa Spring.
Five prisoners were taken by our men last
night and Were brought into the fort this morn
ing. They state that they belong to Bradley
Johnson's command.
There are several men missing from the 5th
Michigan cava'y who cut their way from
Beltsville yesterday when about to be sur
rounded by the rebel force near Bladensburg.
This rebel force Will, however, not be suffered
to remain long we imagine. Among thu forces
posted IN the vicinity of Fort Lincoln are sew
eral hundred Of the sturdy mechanics from the
Navy Yard, who left yesterday afternoon FOL
thst locality Our Navy Yard men are mostly
yersed in the use of arms, and will no doubt
do themselves credit If brought under nre.
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AppOIETED

Provost Marshal Colonel III. N. WiseWeli,
Military Governor of Washington, has been
appointed Provost Marshal General OF this
department. with headquarters at 18th and I.
This is an admirable and timely appointment
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SECOND EDITION.
3 O'CLOCK p. M.
LATE AND IMPORTANT

The Enemy ReersssinS the Potomac Near
Poolesvilie-SThey Drive eff 1000 Head
of Cattle.
Information reached here at half.past / to-
day, by scouts from up river, that the rebels
Were this morning reerossing the Potomac
nearly opposite Poolesvllle. They were dri-
wing before them about 1000 head of cattle
which they had stolen. - ~ 20 = & ~
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w A T Z r EN- T 8.

WATER REGIsrRAR's OFFICE,
City HALL, July 7, 1854.
All persons who use the Az edu ct water on their
premis SEES hereby notified that the water rent is
now due to the Corporation for the period from
July i, 1864, to Janusry ], 1855
The water rent is required TO be paid At this Of
fee during this month of July. If not paid by or
before August lst, the law commands that the
water be shut off at the main and not restored eY
cept upon payment Of arrears and two dollars for
expense of shutting off and restoring. -. = a
The Law does not provide for serving individual
notices, and this public notice is all that will be
given. 80 RANDOLPH COYLE,
jy5-lm Water Registrsr.
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O f f &c L A l.

Headquarters Military District of Washington,
- = Frorost Hdrshdrs Office,
Washington, ID. c., July IL, 1864.
.Special Order No. 11H-IExtract1-i. From
and after this date no sprituous or malt liq uors
will be allowed to be sold in the city of Wash
ington at any place on eth or 18th streets, north
of + street I-I-
AN licenses heretofore granted for the sale
OF liquor at any places located in the above
described territory are revoked, and any per-
son oferlng liquors for sale within the pre-
serined limits will have the same a. once con-
fscated, and the owners will be liable to i'm
prisonment.
Any evasion or violation of this order will
be promptly and severely punished.
BY order of Col. M. N. Wisewe1i, Military
Governor. T.1NGRAHAM,
~ 13-n Colonel and Provost Marshal.
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PROPOSALS FOR MORTAR saBDLs,
OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT

ORDNANCE OFFICE WAR DEP.n-xEsr
until Mondsy the LIST day of August ist for e
ais, viz
At wsteryiiet Arssnsi New sS 9orS sset's oo G'
yd Af New e so6 York Arsenal Governors island New
At Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburs. 10000.
These projectiits are to be made of the kind of
eta and after the in the
to be not less than Il 200 pounds per square inch
DrawIngs can be seen at any OF rAs united states
TSe nTo,ec,as are to he in,nsotes a. the foundry
S ana o are ID at the Asena
Bidders Viii state the rate At Which Kew viii de.
liT Faiirr 70 70 mako deliveries .. n.,,s., IT,
viii subject the contractor to forfessnre of 1bs
Bssrs es 70 s srssns or ar
fena Is where they
ger OF Pfo!eGtes Sney propose TO deliver at each
=, No bids viii, be considered from parties other
wbn are known to- tb t he OF
OF S executing ing the Wort; proposed for
ot am psaty centrsct ouer sneii
'1ssi soRs rsSasss
WOO Farms Of bid pteobtainsd at tho abovs.n,sd
ar arse PropGsaI not made out on this form
GUARANTY.
The bidder will be required to accompany his
proposition with s. guaranty signed by two respon-
will at once exc cute the contract for the same .
with good and suaioient sureties, in sum equal
to the amount of the contract, tOdeliyer the
Gle proposed, in conformity with the terms of this
sdyertisement; and in case the said bidder shsuld
fail to enter into the contract the to make good
the next respon bidder Or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded
he Re OF fne ~ I'M tat pc
nearest District Gnnrt or of the Un;ted Statas
District Attorney
contrsct signed 81 the sn both OF Of Il
olonef of panN nn me contract
fohh VI dOAAANTf
.t we, the Undersigned, RESIDENTS OF -, in
b Inc county En?nt o. ana state OF 49,
IN United States and guarantee the foregoing
at once execute the cohtTaet for the same, with
smount Of th snret,es In sum equal to the
noseS in 20 tiurnlsh the articles pro-
tisenant dstea III IceI terms OF TINS sdyer,
was made; and, in case the saia wnlch the ot i
f to entsI into as a5ssaia
Oft spd The next ven the Oner
shie bidder or the nA%san To v6om tbo oetPon
ms " he sWa,,dsd 'ne PeiS"n " "Hohi the contract
inF.S pe a"afueu. c;o, -,
w;. GIVEN under our hands and seals
"itheSS' Guns - oay OF - 80, raw
sseA'i
To this prerontv r,rs+ ba ox,x,., A. lsea J
certificate fboye mentioned.
to enter into bonds with approved sureties for the
I'LL Tnn ~ th eae ava9 h on Ine same,
tract and hnnd ~ iuiNi'heu Will iorihs OF con-
The Department reserves the ri ght to reiant an,
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TILE TELEGRAPH

Telegraphic communication has bean re-
opened between Baltimore and philadelphia,
and will be re.opened between this place and
Baltimore this afternoon.
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THE INV A SION


THE REBELS HAVE DISAPPEARED IRON
OUR 'FRONT.'
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THE REBELS LEAVE BLADENSBURG.
The rebels near Biadensburg moved off be.
tween s and 10 O'Clock this morning, taking the
road westward, carrying off with them num-
Der of horses, cattle, &C., stolen from that
neighbOrhood.
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td 81 of
| further notice. - - : Jy I3-It+
| n~WAsHINGT0N COUNCIL NO. 2, q. Ii.
.hS, is REQUESTED to meet To MORROW EVE
jy Is-lt j. S. BROWN, President.
N@At SPECIAL dA! i M 1s ING, OF THE BoARD
II lsst MIA mex + MoRsELB Sc Secretary
rRAALhtY ROUND THE FLAG The, old
other loyal citizens of the Seventh Ward are re
que ted to meet at the Island Hall TO NIGHT at
20 oc 4; to organize company for the defence of
~TO ARMS.-The me nbers of the German
~ volunteer company which was orsanized
a i 1t are Fssasstsd to be
~MAsONIC NOTICE.-There will be a spe.
~ ~ eal meeting ftg Of Potomac Lodge, No, 5, at
to sttfd
MORROW THURSDAY AFTEKNooN at 3 ocio a4
70 at sztfr ~ hs oqaeI in fed are
IT. - 80 'I0 " B. B. DARBY. see'y.
NOTICE A special meeting Of Lebanon lodge,
nes9a EvENiNd, at ooioef . at oentral Ma
ae sDd the the Of f hss
0f BY order %t'rs Of tr'l he. ELLIS, W. M.
TnEADQUARTERs sTH REG T D. G. NJ,
al district are hereby ordered to attend a muster
ington and Congress .ts., TO MORROW, Thurs
day July 18th, at two t2l o'clock P. m:
the district Vest Of street in Geerse
town, and all of the county lying west of Rock
Greek in the District Of Colu9 biz By order of
Major Com'dg Sth Reg'tD G. III.
John J. BARNARD, Act'g Adj't. lt+
Nc THE UNDERSIGNED HAS AUTHORITY
w to raise and orgsnine Cayalry Troops for
horse: The United States viii furnish arms and
nue.. By order Bril- fiann Il yRafoe.pv
tyl2-st. late Capt. Co. D.. N sd pa cavalry.
n%BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, WAsHISG.
Directors Of this Bank. held on the 4tb Instant the
iol0!Mlng gentlemen were chosen to serve for the
SE%RSSkk sff[ARKER, WILLIAM B TODD, =,
fE%fs t5qhSSs6oN, EShEzH hse S SSSS''
% 7 ssazsT 6HnE nGsrs fHHhf Cashier
~ BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, WASHING
w TON 2 June 1864 THE BoaFd OF Directors
Tor the past six months able on or after the 5th
3e 25,2aw2w MOSES KELLY, Cashier.
KAIIESSp UP aESRs ETo%S
holders Of this company for the election of seven
at
o. the COMPANY corner q 18th street 4, and New
m, and closed at 2S!"?t 8 a1DDEon, President.
lS III Pablo gsnrally. = Upholstering. and
done in the best style ana shortest notice Old
Curled hair Mattresses can be made as good as
AT VIM j. LEES new establishment, No. 1868, G
street north, between 41a and 9th street west.
je 3i-lm" VIM. j LEE.
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GREAT EASTERN. NORTHERN AND WEsr
ERN Express FORWARDERS
MASSEY COLLINS q cos
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGRT ALE kNR YORTI.

am now receiving large quantities OF DRAU6HF
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery
which I am prepared to furnish on short notice to
ell persons who will favor me with their orders.
Satisfaction Ga erantied.
Orders given to my drivers VII be promptly ss-
tended to.
Goods delivered In al parts of Washington and
Georsstown, free OF charge.
Terms Cash On GssrUy.
RIL1Y 4. SHINE, Agent,
gsion Bottisns Depot, OF Green 81,
Apst L' Geofsstown. G.
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IoSEPH REYNOLDS Il co,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FILTERS,


PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FILTERS,
No. 500 NInFH srREEF, near avenue,
Have Just received, and will constantly keep on
hand the argest snd best assortment In tbs city
of Chandeliers BRACKETS, Drop Lights, Portables,
Glass Globes, mica and other Shades and all arti-
cles in this line from the best esta bishments in
New York Philadelphia, &C., which Will be sold
On iae TpSxsEGES, RURNAOEs. and Fire Board
Stoves. =. <.n,sh .hs Nat RAN9n g.,
WerW6ere ON VERY reasonable terms. Hotels.
R zee &c, are INVITED to call
We do ali kinds OF GAS and STEAM ntttnSa
,nm ntly and CHEAP, az also everything in the
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner
CsIl and see our BATHING Tnbs, Fountains Water
Closets Wash-stands Ba sins, &c, &C., st No. 500
Ninth street near ylvAna avenue, the isrssst
establishment in the city. re 2-eou
DILLIARD TABLES FeR sALE.--The subscri-
IL her has THRBE FIRST GLASS
BILLIARD TABLEB. nearly new, zsssszz5zsz
which ha will dispose of very lev, f' u
Inouire 81 the Billiard room. corner -"
OF nth street. end Peansylvania avenue. eN-U
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LOST AND FOUND.

| OST-Yeste-day. between 2lst and 25th streets.
| : and q and Penna avenue, large leather
P90K EFT BOOK containing some valurbie papers.
| A liberal reward will be given by leaving it at
| JOHN PAYNE'S Coach Factory corner 25th street
/ and Penn'a avenue. - ny 2-NS
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NOTICE.-Whereas my wife. Sarah SomTers,
~ has left my bed and board, he-eby all
persons from harboring or trusting her on NY ac-
count as / will not be RESPONSE BILE for any debts
contracted by her from this date.
ISRAEL SOMMBRS.
Washing ton city. July1I, 1854 jy ll-3ts
III V. NOONAN, PLUMBER AND AS FIT
TER, corner of 9th and G streets, opposite
Patent Office. Water and gas introduced on the
most reasona BILE terms. Hose and Hose Pipes al
ways on hand. jy 9-3tt
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VETERINARY SURGEON.-D-. J. B. Mckay
Member of the Royal v. 8. College, e.
Edinburg. All disc .ses of the horse treat IN
and country practice attended To-. Charges mod.
crate. Office at j. o. HoWARD'6. G. street, be.
tween 9TH and TIN, c1gs .a32fea 10 te2s; 2g'
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7 TAKEN Up ASTRkY, on the 18th instant, one
black COW and CALF. The owner will psoyf
STORY, south Capitol street, between and
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| STRAYED AWAY LAST WEDNESDAY morn
> ing a small cow, white aud gregg with small
be given if brought to No. 42l 9th St, between
and G SITS. iy Y.3t<
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j. Of Steinway 4 Sons. and 5 Of Haines -.
Brothers also, several Melodeons, which -
We offer for sale at the lowest factory UTTV1
prices. Several second hand Pianos upon easy
terms. ~ .-t .t.# -as F.. d '
As Pianos are advancing in price we advise mar.
sons in search of reliable Instrument, to call and
examine our assortment W. METZEROTT
je29s corner ilth and Pa avenue