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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-26

VIRGINIA-At rules holden m the Clerks
oece OF Hsnrieo County Court Monday the 2bth day
Of July, 1884,
Morgan Seal Gullayus Seal rmy MANNER VIM fappsy and
Lcc hg wife, Peter kyehtt snd Louisa his wife Zckarah
Walden Peyou walden, Joseph Powell and Sarah hk
Wife, WIN 0hskisy and judi h Ann hs wife, and Adophus
Rahm, ~ v.g. k"Ass
Fheonhus ssa Ellen Virginia Lacy Matthew Seal Josephins
SSaI Mathis Rahm Francis II. Rahm, Caroline Rahu, En-
ma Rahm Philip Kahn, and John RAhm, Defts.
- = In OHAHoERY. Is q. t..-s. 70
The obi ct Of suit % sen the land mentioned In the bin
alsd and 10 divide procee Amongst the parties ensd
r. by th defendant fhsophus seal a
81 aha State motion Of tbs plsint, bycouns
n ordered tha the fhsoph sea Do appear within
outh amer dus publication hereof and - vhst hneoaa
protect HI Interest In ibis sut
Anpy-tsaA
bt-isvtv ~ totHheHa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RIGHTS.
RICHMOND WHIG.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. &c, 1854.
EVENING WING.

, We shah publish, to-day, at 3 O'Clock P. Il, and
every succeeding day Sundays SGCspod,) at the sane
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Whg will contain the latest nSWs BY nail and telegraph,
MP 70 the hour Of going pres editorials local intel
ITsnOs. 30 UO
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500 REWARD.

StOO NE W AhD,
ENOR the apprehension and delivery to me-
orlodgsd In jail that get them, MY for either
Of them. my negro boys NED and 0vERroN who e my
farm In Hanover couoty, Va the Goth September last
Nei ab ut eighteen twenty old Ave Ave
Inches hgh gng erbresd clr stamme much
ed II some time before he uter word bed Is very
likely and &C i've boy puchased bin Of Nelson Mess
Louisa ctunts, Va, January 18Th 1859
oEe ton hfsen sixteen DID, dark complexion very
likely, and well grown boy for h' age 0veon also sammss
when excited Iu-chsed him Of the Tmberake estate s
Louisa oou:t House, December 18Th, 1850.
think Il likely they tsgeher perhaps In Richmond,
they have 1cquAintsnoes and confessions here.
Ny address u Locust Greek, Louisa cou .ty, VI.
90 26-clm THos HARDIN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-26

CAUGHT IN TIE AoE-Fnday evening, Savage Blood
good and Tn os Rogers, prisoners in Castle founder
we're caught in Che act of cutting their way out Of
institution. They we're &c ID and secured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-26

VIRGINIA, ~ WIT AT hules held 10
the CLERKS once Of the ocuuy oOurt ofPy rhatsn IRON
9th 10 the 7th day Of September year 1854:
sdward Marcy In biz own right and adnstor John
hAxty, deceased, Pi.E,
against q.
Marcy dow fhs raid John Mercy deceIssd nd Wade
MAxty, EphrLm hAxsy, Pucci, and billy DoD5ius and
others, Dsfl..
In CHANcE2Y.
This suit brought for settlement and div sion Of
u John MaIey, deceased and the plaintiff having nlsd his BILL
and Appearing By amdsvit hled that the aoye
pamed except Ann haxsy, not residents Of the
nis, the motion Of the plaintiff b. HE ordered
the said absent defendan do appear here wn ona
a,r due publication Of this order ard do va
protect their Interest here and that Il @
with inserted In the Richmond Wbig and Pablo
published Ia the city OF kiehmond,
copy be Do ted at
front door Of the Ovurt House Of this county
Jounty Court day.
eopy--fssts.
seplo--.v<H z. y cRAvF9. u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-26
EGG R A HIU
Reports of the Press Association received Ex-
clusively by the WING. -
FROM NIssoURI-Ex JITEyESr IN ~, ,.Eal
KFNTI1cKY


FROM NISSOURI-EX JITESEyT IN ~, ,ZEaN
KENTUCKY.
MOBILE, 0st. 25-Ths following special despatch to
the Advutser and Register was received this morning.
SIIifoBrA, Oct A.-Ths st. Louis Republican, of
the 22i, have been received.
Price has possession Of the country. MrshslI holds
Lexington. The Federal combinations were said TO DO
such that Price must GU. bis wsy out. His army had
left Bonneville, and reported to be going towards
Kansas. Four thousand troops crossed the Missouri
river at Glasgow. Large scoessons have been made to
bis f'ce which Ia now estimated at from seventeen TO
twensy- Eve thousand men.
onntrsn and Jackson have Joined him.
Anderson and Jackman recruited 600 men north of
the Missouri river.
Pdossarmy are In fine spIrits and talk Of wintering
In Missouri.
special to the st. Louis Democrat saws Il IA id,e
further 10 attempt TO conceal the fsc that the rebel
army has acquired alarming proportions, and "a con-
stantly gathering Arms from unsupported garrisons.
Six hundred Federas, comprising tie ssrr son az
Glasgow, were optured the l6b after several hcur
lighting. Two bundled citizens surrendered.
Great excitement prevail, in Western K ,ltucky On
account of an anticipated raid Of Forrest.
A party Of gu.rrlas made bod sttenp. to capture
8. P. Chase, Will, he was making speech at CoyipR
| ton, Ky.
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$500 HEWARD.

STOLEN from Mr.. Warwick's farm, on the
~ Brooke road ON the night tbs 10th, small aetly.
quit honErsy MAZE with reached name vii DAY the aloys
reward for nsr sarn 70 Mrs CODY, Tsyors Hanover
county, Va or $50 TO- inormsson leading her recovery
ooz&-lu" JNO. kG.
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An Albanian Argument.

iss - b sssd and Zoe WAtOhfa 70 be taken By sur
IS. LA ths foe come when and how he may.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-26

STRAY HORSE TAKEN UP ON 25rH
~ srREET.Hs young bay, with .dde bride, a. The
ge him BY calling w. A. Bups Naval Ordnance
works, paying eh-rses. 10.
oc26--d1L~ w. A. BILLUPs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-26

NOTICB-A General Meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Roanoke Savg on Comp any vii be reid
H.fr Court House. WEDNESDAY The sch day OF Ooto-
Der isauO q h. CABANIss see'ry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-26
NOTICE TO THE STOCK HOLDERs OF TIA n
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COM

VIRGINIA CENTRAL KAILnOAD COM
PANY.
T,HR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il HOLDERS ofthe virginia Central Railroad oompsny will
be held city Of Richmond THURSDAY the Gath day Of
November, 1854.
EStrdss from Ne By.LGws Of tie Company:
aA proxies to represent stockholders at general meeting
shall be writing signed BY the person thus transferring
The power Partnerships may sign In the OF the partner
ahp the either member OF toe frm Bha be
Id No proxy shall Be valid given more than sixty days prior
TO the meetiEg OF tn, Company.
'No proxy lndivcu stockholders shall pass free, going
or reurnIng from settings Of the Company uness he him
self stockhoder.
transfer sha be chs nfeen days retlous 70
nv General m eetingp J. GARRETT,
- treasurer.
CFn VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAnkoAD ConiN,
Richmond, o. ober 81, 1854.
oe2l-dlt4sld
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viii give 70 this despatch such publicity viii cause Il
TO reach those whose interests may DO involved In is
contente.
am. very respectfully,
Yonr obedien! servant
lsignedl J.P. BnJAxx,
Secretary of S:ste.
Hon. d. Dudl'y Mann, IL, 3d., Ia. Brussels Bel
GUM.
PUBLIC DIET or rHE uHIrHD STATS.
1854. Interest debt Non.'nterest Total
March J., ! 047 842 900 465 957 40 1878 ase 7so
June IA l,2l7 642 900 Sol, 1853 27I l,7l9 8s5 IN
August 8. 1926, 900 bsl,Bs4 27O 1897 4s2 no
August &c. $50 O96 492 $40 46s 267 Isis, 5s4 $50
Sept. 30, LAST 67ls l6 46s Sol 500 / s55 s7s ia
Annual interest, l4.h June, IL 500 $50
S0th August, n AT l22
s0ih S'pt, sl.77sos
Ssrtsmber so
022 085 04l, on which annual interest
In CON. .to4 QUO $40
664 6S5 674, on which annual interest
10 currency ......... 37,17O,l97
l,4s7 s7l, slb, total interest debt, bearing
total interest. ......... Sits. s4s
46s, SO1 ,ss9, total non.intsrest debt.
.96b. 97s,7l4. total debt September so.
Rkfl OF IHonlAsl.
Increase. Days Per day.
March To June IA b.. 5000 Osb 444 los 81 s62 900
August to Sept s0b.. l2s 4Sl 54 So 2,2lb. 200
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oea4-lot

WANTED
w AGtaaton a. Teacher In private fsm1,, by a Lady
Who has had some experience In ching She viii teach s
kngsh branehss husic and French.
Good reference given II required.
Apply 70 VI. II. NJ Aylstts p o., King william CO.. Va
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N METROPOLITAN HALL.

THURSDAY EVENING October 81, 1868,
Grand opening nish for the winter the far famed
OLI0 MthsTkfLs and BrAsI band, old an
iaVorttL New Song, Dances, Parss, Operas Ie Pr
particulars see small blll ooas-lt
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SOhGHUM MILLS.

HAVE ready, for immediate delivery, 3
l. ROLLER IRON sJR9HUA MILLS.
These As have recSed the kgLet testimonials as To their
durability and Working qualtieN
furnish sORGaU PANS to erder and have IN ,ors
general Lnent IL sIras Cu,ers Oou easlers n, ns
pOkeL Piow oahings sfists. oy.ns, Old MIA on IFS &c
20. 4 .t.nloq oHI IA. NJ ssItH
oJlS CIV IL Main
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HORSE SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN
WE have in our posse ssiol large blood bay
hsrs that We took suplcou, char cter a es DAY,
He said he took her, dat steal her. bgeen
Manchester ana Petersburg she abo-t eight years 3D. lit
hind foot wht other Of quenee ahe
her by coming forward proving
charges for keeping and for this Advertisement
JOS B. MEREDITH NJ D.
JOHN o. MlLLzR
PerknsvlIs. Gnochlsnd countt. Va celia ~ev
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

GEoRGEI OWN COUNCILS, Feb. l2-Boari o,
AlaTmen-A communication was received
from the Mayor enclosing u communication
from Capt. Schee'z, provost marshal OF the
dIa alt, recommending the Councils ID pass b, Il
authorizing the payment of q bounty OF 81 q t.
volunteers, and a premium for volunteers, in
order to avoid the draft ordered for March L.
1864.
The ordinance introduced last week by Mr
bealI was taken up, and after being amended
by ohertng si5O instead OF Si00 q bounty,
hnd by cneriEg premium for volunteers, /,
" as passed. The premium for each yoiun.
teer is not TO exceed Si5
The following from the Board OF Common
Council were passed viZ:-Bll approprii itins
Si5u Tor repairs on the Vigilant engine house;
resolution to pay for sweeping, cleaning and
lighting the mar kst. hCust; resolution to nav
claims OF Collins d iiutchins. (S2a,) John j
McGu (S6t) and ]. Thomas, 750 reso.
lutGn 10 purchase n horse tor The use of the
scayengtr, amended as to order that the
horse now in use tand who has been in the cor.
poratlCn strvlce tor nineteen years) ne turus ID
over to The superintendent of the poor house to
put 10 light work and taken cate of resolution
10 change the position OF hydrant from west
SIDE OF Green street 10 the ast side; resolution
10 psy tie Gas Light Company Sl55, and to
pay her bills; and resolution to pay the ex.
lenses OF the work and poor house for the last
Quarter, (S7ui.) Adjourned.
COamon Council Communications were re-.
csi1tu flom tie May or-ons enclosing q copy
Of The Til before Congress TOR tnr Improvement
OF the channel OF the Potomac; one calling the
attention OF the board TO tie fact that the horse
purchase for the soavenesr in 1876 was gro "
Ing old ard feeble, and sugsa .tiug that a fires n
olse he purchased and the old one be TUNED
over 10 the X eper of The poor house TO be well
eai'd for the balance of his days; which were
referred.
A letter was received from Captain II. A.
SchfetZ in relation 10 raising recruits in antici-
alton of the corling draft, which Will take
place on The 10th OF March, suggesting the cor
YGrliion Offers bounty OF 4 100 or Si50 to re
cruits and pr MUM OF Sl0or SIS for each
Tecruit.
MIR Collins moved TO refer the letter 20 the
cen m ittre of " ays sud means, with iustrue-
tlel TO report at once. Cap- Scheetz had in.
formed hum that there were 220 men due from
(seUrcffown on account of the | tie draft and
that ii was rTcbs Bile taat on the coming draft
oy.r 30 would be required. He urged tnat
seia a.thing shouId be done at once in order. n
possible, to vert the draft.
Mr. Tenn ey geested tt at as there was n hill
on this subject pending in the Aldermen the
irft he referred there, and hr made a mo,ion
10 that eject: " hich was carried
A coumunicat,on from the clerk. enclosing
O statement OF the, account OF II Reayer.riate
corporation magistrate, was reft rred. -717s
The oiIowfng Were present d and referred :-s
BY Mr., Marhury-Communica OF W. O.
smith IN Telation TO the proposed i'm pro ovement
Of the channel Of the Potomac, and petition Of
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lin PIANOS,
II BEAUTIFUL MRLODEoNS,
Heavy stock kinds
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Ec

+ BEAUTIFUL MxLoDEoNs,
Heavy stock kinds
MUSICAL INSTR UMENTS, &c.
,Nsssnense stock Of Plan Fortes sed Me-.
wy SiSdeors pow in my store-sLLIS's.a
size; style es,e oetares and hnisa fro n the hum
Lopis KY Ny style, at Prises and terms that cannot
the e Hhs e ss m who
haift.ffss halis |, p.sis Is ssSRs, da.,, :,
Eu 7; Emerson,
Marhheil q TIayer,
Ees.is j, :. ssssss sSss;s ! : g.. g.,
hs ani Best oar no
pes to .oHs iSs i6r old Piano. IN
pnos moved sASes :s2.sy E2a sEsS in
sPPr'ne wagon to aSy Fart of the city at moderate
Fianos bought, pssked. shipped. tuned, e.
Befr j., n ind ihat orr store is the Oldest, tia
i9rssst most popular, most central, best estsb
Iis5ed in wsshisstou city. onr assortment the
easiest, cur prices tie lowe.t, not only in Pianos
nsiP nsrPPe13ess essJSs SsiTAS TAasoyls xlsEiSs' ns
ooNonkTfvss RiH2pa sssAsfs92sss!srHs
E.: I. IAE&lEs. .Aksa ssoa5.
Be; S6S, TUNING pO8KS, and every
..e- ,n the nU-IC EUsIHKSs.
GIe I stark II Glse, chorda. Sacred and o:hat
ESsFsDo rtoN BooKs for every Mu.ic.l In
Es1umsnt.
Ary il st unent rented out for oas night, or
~.eh. or m . tn to resp ,reib'e persons
Places he'cdeons ard ausi, b rel for eoncerts
Iar' les. ser~ns des &c
hu,ic aud Cooks st,ings or other snail articles
sfnf by sil free OF roEtase 10 sqy part OF tas
ccUrtry JOHH EbbIa.
30 500 Ps sv.. btt 9th and 10Th ats
ths orth s.da of greet door, nast az
feG6t lint & Con. Union. I0ta street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
cords NEW THE AFTER
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Av.
eATERDAY EVENING, February Is, 1884,
POSITIVELY fHr LAST NIGHT

len ii 81 Rect ARUSE PENNSYLVANIA AV,
SATURDAY EVENING, February Is. 1854,
Positively III . LAST NIGHT
MRS. u. p BOWERS,
GREAT FRENCH PLAY -
Fk U l. =;
Oh, THE
Hfe7 ERIE OF tn HATgAU DE BCRCY.
He &c ved igst vsrius bv q E.
BRILLIANT AND CROWDED AUDIENCE,
Wilh tie most .
Nm rRT sIssTIc MARKS CT APPLAuss,
MIG WHsATLEgGH, -
trd the savorites of tie company. To ecnolads
TIE TOoDLES,
ID ,roaY frtt time II mAns ears Of Mrs.. 0owlev p
&c "a: comedy, tearefaily srrsagsd in tn 90
B0l . STROKE FOB A HUSBAND.
DCNNA OLIVIA. ShS ID P. BOWERS
n rehearasi. ne tomedy, wtittea expressly
fcr Ers. bowers, snut ed
WOMAN;
Or, LOVE AGAINST THA WORLD
MIRIAM rsE Pr RITAN's HAUaHrHR.
SPECIAL NOTICE The exte ssive 5rsparati ons
for the protu tisn of u ster neck great play of
R0YEuALE; ~ =
Or, THE RIgLE GALL.
he1pg rear'y Onps sed due notice win be giyoa
of its first perfolmsnce
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excellent Family and News Journal.
containing greater variety or interesting
reaeing than can be found in any other, u
published on Friday morning.
1t Invariably contains the "washington
News" that has made the daily EVENING
STAR circulate SO generally throughout the
country.
TERMS.
Cash, inrariably IN adeanes.
Single copy, per annum...... ...e1 so
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE CRNrs.
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GROWERS TNEATE9

GROWERS THE EATER.
PcnnsyIpcnts AUenus, mar Wiuards Ho..s.
Aio Of tie New Chestnut st. Tha.ter. Pills. Phis
s,..A eF EAT BILL PoR sAruRDAY NIasT.
For tie .rlg time this tess0n. most positively.
the h1e'hDs D.STs lAok Of sHnpp,np
VIII he cbarEiug Iittls Actress, MISS MARIA
~ ~ N1fA,A, : : afhAaDsoxE.Aok.
= III, Tie s,eiiins co.aeddiian. issA''hAn VIA
m;ion rser sGss aH g4sssn ssatt
ME MES Cooper, DC &c in tas other great casra,
saa shs fS% os1
sTssSsR sstsGs oainS ApSssTJsss sfT'ssf
yum colnic situations, startling incidents and
ha r brei o th escapes
bris eps gen ent with the eminent young Amer.
ME-! Me- tDE'S % n5SSsa f2SrH February Is, ia
hes great sh'ksP'1'HIis HsSsrr S5sS;'ef Of
Supported b, Mr.. oharie, Barron and tia entire
HDD FELLOWS HALL.- Hnnaenss C,,nbisanor
- he greatest entertainment ever brought to
ta0f the ir TSIs t59SS2
week. Com Fco4s The sssnS man sss'ns svs
shsr
viii x ouST TS
TAIL VOCAL sTs, including amor g their number
Miss May G. ELLiEGEs, who Justly ranks a the
merit Pianist. Violicist. and Composer Doors
open At 7: performance commes ces st u quarter to
3. Admission p cents; reserved sests 50 cents.
CHILDREN accompanied bv their parents Is cents.
GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCES
Every afternoon during The week commencing ut
o'clock for the special benefit of Isdisa snS
children who cannot conveniently attend In the
evening.
For programme and interesting particulars see
small bills everywhere. @. G. RUSSELL
fe list Business Agent
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ECR FALL coo Cards Of VOID. rasiy sor
delivery, about one mile from Foss "a,IiaS
BoHle. L ttrsst, betv cen 7th and 9th streets.
j. q 2sNSyx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

Recruits Wanted
TO FILL
TIE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS.
$S553,
1925 of which will be paid In advance,
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS,
$A52,
1925 Of which will be paid in advance
BOUNTY POR CoLoaED RECRUITS.
$3.50,
Paid in advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
Will apply to any Of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
3d. BAgER.
lnsine Hall, near the Market, on Penneyiv.aia
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
TO- HYDE,
Corner of Fourteenth and New York aveaus.
CA KEAsBEy,
Il street, near corner Of Nineteenth and Penn
sylvsnis avenue.
J.C PARKER,
Corner Of High and Dunbartor streets, Georss-
town.
CO. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, he. been
appointed Recruiting Officer.
HENRY A. sJH aHTZ. #
Captain and Provost Marshal,
1sla If District of oo'umhf.
EIooDALLs sAsHIoka,Ls ~
few doors from tbs Avenue,
and pr' can p M q m @ les,
ier able ssA-room Cancass wiki privacy aad 81
ihs B, atifui scspsra Exercise for Isdis. lssiA
s no e., si G Gung psfsSns Tor toe prev;mtan sna co.
snd hueh distressing Affections weak chest AMI
ahe Indisn Club Exsrci.e for sentlemsa.
Ck,Ess now formire -
Gertleb ea ~iil please to call early.
CARDS OF Terms may ee had of Mr.. 3COdsll, At hi,
Lessons on the Violin and violonosno.
gBU1CHsTr BkGs LEAVE bi,,snRR
,. sreottu.b 10 inform has pAiroo, asd (. oss an
rspt Of French Cook, that he ooutiaues =. ~
has itbe,te done TO attero persons iiy the ors
ii. stisp ~ Firn rs Esls sucpsts snf ofse,
isrfrs in thE pcst reel sgehe msuner in safeh r.
hsiters iir sslt be no. ns excelled ant enn,d
refer 10 tie mos. di.tinsr shed families 10 tbis
fity plsrs O. whom he has = Sd thS honor OF ss,,
ms saSstsiIesrs as he believes their eatie
ksits. stfiIu .st hatt tesD~Ig sAS sr, s.g4 -
u ? rRCTGBHTr,
v*- AT Sixth stIe-t corner of D, = =
js ~ TOW ECa E Es55sl 81 Rasksasiu1 d q
. xrsEysk cARRTAe E2! CARRIAGE Esi sssa, n
&5xs g-ua oAERiaGksi Eo3 sSs&
n fand q very sup rsor ,cf Of oiRRIAGsTt
rcnsIftsrs Ia par OF two a I'd fur sest hocgAzsv,
lsisf s;ea Teps. Boss, ara Jersey Wase as t0p aui
R' saiIips e, mgsH ssisrMa, n M sE r oo,an,s.,a
fs ST. ga D street aaa at 18th street.
Ssr. MAhi,s CADsmS. n sAR SRYAsfoWN
- CksIhs cor n, Nd fur t,a erueatioi OF s,uns
isdisf. T. itus. ed alsnt thirty mi,ss 70 a Wash
I'm y i'll re. ite fss more .upl. For Il torusa-
titp accftR AEs. DANIEL MAJOR, PrfnciDsl i
f.s IN f,st' j.
5y.UVTRr 7sWiIFsy OH1EsH-Of very choice
N aa Atty, Just FROM imVortsr's hanes
HING BURcHgLL,
on 0rnss Vermont sve. &ad 18th st.
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PAPERHANGINGS, &c.


L AND WINDOW SHADES.
452 sHvENrH BTRESr,
Opposite Patent Office.
my ex:.n,ive STOCK of the above goods II am BRA
:es very variety and stYle OF Plain smd Decor awe
Papers. SEQ very lsrse aud choice line of Gold
Shade Fixtures, Cord Tssssls, 90, IN great Va.
rety.
rress as low as any in tho Distrist. and fair
papsr huss BY frst-clsss workmen
,.,s o,sasi.s ISL ssyspsa I've Ss.in, iiIrsossta sossta.s
WIND3W SHADES
J. L KTDWELL wavld rsspectfuily inform his
friends srd the ruhlic, generally that h hss
PI ks srd WIN row n D. rs sait .ble II ps-lets,
hh sls aiI5PT pRTN sT$ins aisq Rp hssa FiEs
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