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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TIE
L Brick Work required in the erection of Cav
airy Baptist Church until August I'd. noon They
Committee, AMOS X KENDALL, Washin gton, D. q.
The plans and specifications Of Messrs: Clqss and
streets.
The work Will be paid for in cash. subject. how
liar work,
The bids will be oDened at Old, Trinity Hall, bth
street, between d and streets, August I'd, at s
o'clock .. m; and the contract awarded as soon a.
practicable Their eAfter. ~ 2l-lltd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-02

MEETING OF MKCHANICs.-Quite a large
number of mechanics and workmen connect
ed with the Government shops in this city,
was held at Chappeil Hall, corner Washing
ton and Duke streets, on Saturday evening
last. We understand that the object OF the
meeting was to take into consideration the SUBJ
iect OF demand for an increase in the wages
OF the various branches represented. We did
not learn the result OF their deliberations
.I0lIrnnI duauSf l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-02

ORDNANCE OFFICER OF THE MILITARY DIS
TRICT OF WASHINGTON.
Lieutenant Charles q. Hyatt of the eth regi-
ment, Veteran Reserve Corps, has been de.
tached from duty on the staff of the let Brigade
Veteran Reserve Corps, and detailed as ord
nance officer Of the Military District Of Wash
ingtQn.
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PLANTATION 8lTTERs,

which are now recommended by the highest medi-
cal authorities, and warranted to produce an i'm
mediate beneficial effect They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supercede all
other tonics where healthy, gentle stimulant is
required.
They purify, strengten and inyigorate.
They create healthy appetite. t..
They are an antidote to change of water and
diet
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliyen the
mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and scidity of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera, AND Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They make the weak strong, the languid bril-
IL,
They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya
bark, wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs all
preserved in perfectly pure st. Croix rum. For
particulars, see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware Of imposters. Examine every bottle.
See that it has D. s. Barnes signature on our pri
vate Q. s. Stamp over the cork, with plantation
scene, and our firm signature fine steel plate
engraving on side label See that our bottle is not
reflled with spurious and deleterous stuff We defy
any person to match the taste or character of our
goods. ANY person pretending to sell Plantation
Bitters by the gallon or in bulk, is an imposter
We sell only in log cabin bottle. Any person
initiating this bottle selling any other material
therein whether called Plantation Bitters or net,
is criminal under the o. S. Law, and will be so
parties filling bottles &C., who will succeed
in getting themselves into close quarters The
demand for brakes Plantation Bitters from ladies'
clergymen. merchants &C., is perfectly incredible.
The simple trial of bottle is the evidence we pre-
sent Of their worth and superiority. They are sold
by all respectable druggists grocers, physicians,
hotels, saloons, steamboats, and country stores.
p. HI. DRAKE & CO.,
aug a-eosm oO2 BROADWAY, NY.
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CHARGE OF ATTEMFT AT RAPR.-Sunday
night Officer johnson, of the Third Ward, ar
rested VIM e. Miller on charge Of an attempt
to commit a rape on Margaret Hudson. The
case was taken before Justice Thompson, when
1t appeared in evidence that the complainant,
with another girl, was liz yited to an office on
9th street, where he would write note and
then go with them to the United States Hotel.
In the Office Miller locked the door and turned
off the gas, and then attempted TO commit the
crime alleged by the complainant. She re-
sisted. A man named Nlckard heard the noise
and went to the girls aid, and was going to let
them out of the back way, but Miller told him
II he interfered he would blow his brains out.
The Justice committed Miller to Jail for
court.
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SINGULAR occuRRENoE-Yestsrd after.

SINGULAR OCcURRENoR-Yesterd after
noon, a singular occurrence took place near the
corner Of I'd and ID streets, Capitol Hill, where.
by woman named Bridget Hogan, supposed
to be stranger here, was badly burned. 1t
appears that she was clothed in thin m sterials,
and near the above named spot a spark of fire
from her pipe which she was smoking, fell
on her apparel and Immediately she was in a
sheet of flames. The poor woman Immediately
called for help, but she living some distance
from any house before assistance reached her
her clothes were burnt entirely of, and the up
per portion Of her body was badly burnt, the
skln OF her neck, arms and breast peeled off,
The neighbsrs were quickly near offering her
assistance, and Officer clements procured her
a permit to Providence Hospital to which he
removed her. ..-
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THE EXPLODED REGIMENT
The regiment which was blown up by Gen.
Grants mine, in the fort in front of Petersburg,
was the 1st South Carolina regiment, formerly
of Jenkens' old brigade, and was commanded
by Colonel Hagood. At the time OF the ex.
plosion it n UNI bered but two hundred and fifty
men, having been badly cut up in previous
service.
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~ bounty jumper was arrested in Bal
tmore last week who boosted that he had
made upwards of $4,000 since he commenced
jumping. ~
n6Louis Napoleon means to change all his
guns. Since the Kearsarge fight he thinks
nothing but monster smooth bores will be Of.
fectuaL s..e. -...- ..
~ A poet in the Louisville Democrat talks
OF the sun that ..--
"Came down in his milk. white feet
And stood In the standing corn"
~ There are now twelve frst.class Amer.
lean steamers plying on the Yang-tzi. Kiang, q
Chinese stream.
~ Thousands Of dollars were lost by dre
near Newburyport, Mass, communicated by
spark from a locomotive.
MA correspondent writes to ASK whether
q bees wife might be called the partner Of his
bn$x.om2
IMiss Bateman has returned to New York
and unmarried. ,.-
III Irish conversational weapons-Arrahs {!
Exchange. 1880
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REBEL PRISONERS

Charles H. Matthews, Charles W. Eader
Nicholas Fitzsimmons, of the 35th Virginia
battalion, and j. Il. Beaver, of the LIST Mary.
land cavalry, were captured on Saturday last
while endeavoring to get back to Virginia from
the Maryla shore, where they had been on
a chicken stealing expedition. The prisoners
were brought to this city this" morning and
committed to the Old Capitol.
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

IBy the Peoples Line-Of1ce 5l1 Ninth street. !
NEW YORK, Aug 2-U. 5. 1881, coupon SIS,
1C5K; U. s 5.20s, l07x; Certificates of Indebt-
edness, e3X; Gold, 25s; N. Y. Central, 1870 {;
Erie, 1ia4; Hudson River. l29H; Harlem, 100;
Reading, 1877; Michigan Central, t37H; Mlchi.
gan Southern, soy; Illinois Central, 1919 4;
cleveland and PIttsburg, lI2x; Cleveland and
Toledo, liia; Chicago and Rock Island, lis X;
Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN, g.; Pitts.
Terra Haute, -; Chicago and North western,
633; Quicksilver, 79H.
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A CoRRRcTIoN.-Our neighbors of the In
ielligencsr, in quoting from our full accounts of
the assault upon Petersburg. speak of them as
H'semi- official" To prevent misapprehension,
j. is proper to state that, while our reports Of
the affair were obtained from eye-witnesses,
they were in no sense official or semi official.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-George
Smith, disorderly; S. James Hill, do. and
drunk; 80. George Smith, threats; bail for
peace. Robert Wallipg. drunk and disorderly:
dismissed. Samuel Rush, fighting; 81. Henry
Green, do; 81. Margaret Mecher, disorderly;
50. Robert Wood, do; So. Thomas Elliott,
profanity: So. Thos Taylor. carrying weap.
ons and shooting in street; S2O.5s.
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SFrom Hudson Taylor, 33i Pa. avenue,
the Washing ton agent for Leonard Scott d Co IS
republications OF leading European Magazines
we have Blackweod's Edinburg Magazine for
JuIy
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s.T.-1s6O.-X.

Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver. con
stipation, &c, deserve TO suffer if they will not
try the celebrated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-02

GRAND LARoENY.-Yesterday,o officer Tuck
er, of the Third Ward, arrested Henry Haw-
kins for stealing from Page d Evans, his en-.
ployers, two bottles caret, three bottles cham.
payne, eight boxes sardines, a quantity of fat,
ana other articles. Hawkins denied the
charge, and Justice Thompson committed him
to Jail for further hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-02

A DETECTIVE IN TRoUBLR.-On Sunday
night q dificulty occurred at the railroad de.
pot, between Otis Olapp, detective stationed
there, and VIM. Ulingman, who was formerly
q detectiye, and it resulted In the former
which the latter's head was badly knocked.
Yesterday morning oficer Olements arrested
CIapp, and took him before Justtce Ferguson,
who held him TO bail for court ne Waavt An
examination. &Eets's IS WszasE / AQH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-02

PERsoNAL.-Brig. Gen. Tolbert, commander
OF cavalry division in the U. S. army, ar.
rived here this morning from the 'front.' on
board the mail steamer Dicta tor
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E BLACK HAWK MORGAN HORSE, -

FOR sALE-A beautiful. stylish, pure blood
Il BLACK HAWK MORGAN HORSE, -
fifteen and half hands high, weighing ~
one one thousand pounds built in proper;
of beauty, without blemish; perfectly 49,.
kind in single and double harness and all right in
celebrated Morgan stock breeder, Lewis sherman,
ESQ, Brandon, Vermont. to whom the present
Hewas ght here six months ago at 9 great
expense, and is now sold without single fault, as
the owner after various unsuccessful efforts, can
not match him in style action or color in any part
Sfths county: He is perfectly gentle, and can be
attention of private families and army officers is
respectfully invited to this 6ne animal -,
sold to private citizens or army officers. PRICE
$50 He can be seen at the stables of K Ell.
LEH Hh PYWELL. Eighth street, between d
For PARTICULARS apply at the stables. or at the
90 etore OF r ); HELLEW, $40 Seventh street, near
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MADAME AHOLIAB WOULD RESP ECTF UL
lVl ly announce to Eer friends and the publ ic
generally, that she is now settled permanently in
house No. 249 street, between Az and 6th ats D.,
Island. where she is prepared to read, to all who
an impressed medium. she is able to ad wise and
counsel with safety upon all matters; especially
business matters; or in fact an ything of import
ance. Ladies' IS cents; Gentlemen %. Can be
consulted from a. m. until Q p. m. jy N-lw*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-02

STATE OF rHB THRRMoMRTBR.-AtF Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. 244 Pennsylvania
avenue, the Thermometer stood to-day at *
O'Clock, 81 In the shade, and ia In the sun.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-A pair of gold sPECTACLES, in the
suitably Iew.5dsd by leaving them at the oss of
I OsT-On Monday, between No. 400 Pa .av..
G near & stsest and add hs Sty T Tse
Be suitably rewarded By leaving them at aos Pa
&S REWARD.-Lost on SUNDAY evening, the
DOC, with a white breast. Had on when lost, a
leather collar. The above reward will be paid by
Naks9 MARE, u Years S eld Is hands ii s sS
them sa Livery STABLE St. g. .aa Eh
tn Up gPo ssIhA snd
good condition The owner can have said mule
BY proving property paying JAS shfTsWs snf
au 2,2tt Fayette St. Georgetown, D. g..
CT n REwARD.-Lost on or about the 18th Of
10th her ears slit and hip sunk. Also, one red
COW, some white on face, back and legs; her left
y md Wilmington street,
Ia SMALL WHITE COW The owner is H re!
euested to come forward, prove property, pay
'sss and take hss pnes BreaaS
I OsT-Qn the evening o. the 18th ult., between
IL the street toll gate and Blatepsburg.
POCKET BOOK, containing small sum of money
and srme papers valuable only to the owner. A
liberal reward will be paid on return Of the papers
au1-st at Mcclure & Go s GuctiSn store.
COO REWARD-stolen on the goth ultmo
% ~ from No. % G street, a large BLACK
HORSE. with saddle on, about is hands high; legs
white about half way up to the knee, and marked
Us; The above re ward will be paid # brought to
Geisboro Point, Transportation Depot
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF WASH
u INGToN, TOY wit: Personally appeared before
me. one of the Justices of the Peace in and for
said county, VIM. X. Skidmore, who made oath,
according to law that he took up, an estray iron
1854 about l6 hands high and about years old,
with saddle and bride on when taken.
Sworn to before me, the 29th day of July, 1864
r. A. BOSWELL, J. P.
THE OWNER OF THE ABOVE NAMED Horse
IL requested to come forward, prove property. pay
charges and tske him away. Inquire on 18th ST.,
Island. between Maryland az and 81.
u1-3t, VIM. r. SKIDMORE.
COZ REWARD-For GOLD WATCH, stolen
sD %s) from Bates Il Bro some few days since.
The above reward will be paid and questions
asked. for any information which may lead to the
recovery of the watch b..
T OsT-On Thursday evening, July 2Ist, on
IL Georgetown Heights, between the upper part
of Greene street and the Reservoir a lady's long
GOLD CHAIN, with slide eet in tn quoise, and
having locket attached thereto A suitable re.
12s Greene ST., above West GEORGETOWN. ~ 25- 9t+
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE ToURNAMENT-Yeste afternoon,
the announced "tournament' came off at the
Park. The grounds were hardly large enough,
and in the short distance the horses ran they
could hardly get steam enough up for tourna-
ment purposes, but nevertheless some Of the
knights showed good horsemanship. A stand
had been erected for the accom- m odation OF the
ladies, alongside the track, which was well
filled by five o'clock, at which time the riding
was to have commenced. A few minutes after
that hour the knights entered for the contest
made their appearance in the folio wing order:
knight OF the District OF Columbia, Mr.. Mon.
day; Knight OF Maryland, p. Mehrling; Knight
Of Bavaria, James E. Seitz; knight of New
York, T. ID. Bancroft; knight of the Rose,
d: Oliver; Knight Of Pennsylvania, Harry
Dinklaker; knight Of North Carolina, VIM.
Knight OF Russia, Chas klotZ.
The stand was occupied by VIM. ]. Gary,
Joseph Hamlin, John Norris, Judges, and
Capt. L. Walker, 5th U. S. cavalry, umpire;
and before these the knights drew up and were
addressed appropriately by Mr.. Gary, after
which the fitting commences, the knights
starting at the sound Of the bugle, in the order
named above The trial res ulted, after over an
hours riding in the Knight of North Carolina,
MIR. Bell, winning the first prize the knight
Of Maryland, Mr.. Mehrling, the second; the
knight of Bavaria, Mr.. Seitz, the third; and
the knight OF New York, Mr.. Bancroft, the
fourth.
At the announcement the Knights were again
called before the stand and the prizes were
awarded by Mr.. Gary, Miss Mary Wiser be-
ing crowned Queen Of love and beauty, and
Misses Anna ]. OMeara and J. Archer maids
OF honor. In awarding the prizes Mr.. Gary
appropriately addressed the Knights. This
part Of the programme was to have been car
ried out by Hon. Thos. b. Florence who how.
ever did not make his appearance until after
seven O'Clock when he delivered an address,
after which dancing was commenced in the
pavilion and was kept up until late hour.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceU.-This
morning the will of the late General P. Taylor
was exhibited for probate and fully proved:
The viii beg ueathes his estate to his wife and
children, and makes provision for the manu-
mission and support Of some OF his faithful
slaves, and nominates Justice John Mclean,
Nathaniel Mclean, (father and brother of
Mrs. Taylor,) and John NJ. l.. Taylor, execu-
tors. Justice Mclean having deceased, and
the two other executors having renounced
their right to administer letters Of ad ministra-
ton with the will annexed, were issued to
Mrs. Eveline A. Taylor.
Letters Of administration were granted TO A.
f. Pollard, on the estate Of Thomas II. McClel.
land.
Therese Waggerman was appointedsguardian
OF the orphans Of Bernard Waggerman, and
Catherine Ann Reynolds to the orphans OF
Joseph Reynolds.
The first and final account OF Moses Kelly.
administrator of Joseph Ingle, was approved
and passed.
A balance and distribution was ordered to be
made by Mrs. Jane Farnham, Administrative
OF Robert Farnham, deceased.
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EOR sALE-The BELL of Perseverance Fire
L Company, weighing l 25S pounds, with frame,
&c, complete. For volume and tone this bell is
eight ribbed best style Firemen s Hats. Address
HENRY LYLES, President Perseverance, Fire
Company jy o cost"
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PERSONAL.

n CARD.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. respectfully
offers his services 10 the public. Private consul
tation at office hours, from to 10 M, from to
s p. m. and from 6 to D. m. au2 Iw"
nR. FRANCIS FOSTER IS ON VISIT
" here;-is the greatest Astrologiao and Adviser
IN this city, No; 900 Ii st between 18th AM 18th
All secret diseases. He can be found at home any
time. l3tr
WANTED Information Of WIN. b. CRUMp,
" late Of Norfolk, Va. who will fad his wife in
Washington.
Northern and Norfolk papers please copy.]
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n~NOTICE-ToA s People Q waski~gtos and
kS tk Public fsn1ally UphSlsterins and
done in the best style and at the shortest notice Old
Ourled hair Mattresses can be made o. good e ney
! ALVIN. ]. LEES new establishment, No. 363,
street north, between ~ and 9Th street vestvy q
! u p-ln& Set7 >a5 vE52 esss WH. y. LAAs 4
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ACADEMY

NOMMERCIAL ACADEMY
Y Corner of 7th and 4 streets.
metc, Book Keeping, and whstever the pu pill may
require. Terms from $40 to $50 payable in al
M, and from p. m. to p. m. ~ 25-6t"
WOOD CONTRAoTORs-I have for sale 700
w ACRES or LAND, well set in lard WOOD,
about ~ miles from the Nanticoke River, where
ply to b WIN. @. HURFINgTON,
" U-6tf Cambridge. Nd.
FOB sALspp Tbs Eoca and superior fast sailing
Can be seen at Riley's whArf For further ~.
Riley's wharf, ~ SHs
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JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS,
FrFrHEsrH STREET, OPPOSITE Z. s. TREASURY,
Receive Subscriptions for the
NEW O. S. 1910 LOAN
authorized by the act of June 30th, 1864.
The notes viii be issued under date Of August
18th, in denominations of
$50, 500. $500. 81 900 and $4,000,
payable to bearer or order, bearing interest at
$40 per centum per annum, payable semi. An.
nualIy, and will be convertible ct the option OF
the holder at maturity into six per cent. Five.
Twenty Bonds.
We buy and SELL
GOVERNMENT BONDS of all issues.
TREASURY MOTIFS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
And COIN,
And pay the highest price for
QUARfERMAsTRR'S CERTIFICATE CHICKS.
5yT-n Jay COOKE A. IN
Grant, SHERMAN, and oil other Union Cen
" erals, IN true original hkenesses. Also fne
collection OF oil colored PHOTOG RAPHS AZ
FRANKLIN 90, Opticians
on application. ~ = &c
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No. WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE, June
uS %, lS64.-This office having been necessa-
ssrily closed for several days during the present
month, the time for receipt Of water rents il sH.
water will be shut off from eli premises Of which
the water rent is unpaid No further notice will
be given. 81. RANDOLPH DOYLE,
" sod -. faa Water Re gistrsr.
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WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
w INCORPORATED MARCH 9Th, 1S64.
EDWARD sIMM5. President and Treasurer.
EDWARD CLARK, Vice President and Secretary,
WIN. P. DOLE, THO5. J GARDNER.
JOHN r. ELVANS. ..,.
This Bank is now open for the receipt OF deposits,
at the new Banking House, NO % LouiHanA ~
enue, under Simms' new bHiHIdIinngI;u a..r.t.,
EDWARD CLARK & CO. BANh shs,
At the Savings Bank, No; Sn Hou" ~'enu'
ExcHANer. GOLD AND sILyER, AND GEN
AASnAEH HRiI BINKING BUsIN RsS.
AnAD TT WARD CLARK.
.M,u JOHN B. KLVANS
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NEW VOLUME OF POEMS.
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CRANCERy SALE OF A VALUABLE BRICK
HOUSE ANDLOT ON 18TH STREET WEST.
RETWEEN NEW YORK AVENUE AND ST.

By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, sitting in equity; ana
is complainant and James E. Smith ct 81. are de-
PENDANTS. shall Proceed to sell, in front OF TIE
next, at O'Clock p m, all that certain piece or
parcel Of ground situate; lying and being in the
and designated as Lot marked and lettered Il"
in Robert Roche's su bdiyi.ion OF parts Of Lots
numbered two hund red and eighty six. t2sS,J with
the improvements thereon. consisting of neat
This property fronts on 18th street west. be-
tween New York avenue and street north, in
very desi rable section of the citv.
Terms OF sale One half cash to be paid on the day
of sale; the balance in six months, the purchaser
giving his note satisfactorily endorsed, and bear
ing interest from the day of sale.
All conveyancing and Government stamps at
ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee
aus .eo6ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE L CO., Aucts.
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Improve YOUR EYl@A>
@Ssight by the use of the cel..
sbrated PEBBLE and PRRIsooPIo SPEof oLBs uni
versally acknewledged rs the best for sIR.saTH-
eHINo AHp PRESERVING the impaired Eyesig ht,
scientifically and correctly suited, By FRANKLIN
CO., Opticians.
244 Pennsylvania avenue, bet 18th and 18th sts..
Sss Pennsylysnis Avenue, under the National;
FIELD GLASSES, OPERA GLASSES, MORO
SCOPES, THERM0METERs, sTEREos00PEs.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, OARTE6 DE VISITK.
fe8
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i 9th and g streets. opposite Patent Once, is
prepared 70 Introduce the gas and Potoma ws S
into dwellings and stores on the most reasonsols
terms. Hydrants, street washere, hose and hose
pipes always on hsAd. Job work pFomp 4. st-
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IN %lu]

g.. :itsSH 8 Al
HRsr.i sSc.: Les Oontes dc L. Refine de Navarrss
sc. t. Csmsradsris. 49,; lie Moulin dc savelIs
Dame de Pique. 49,; T. Heritiere, 40; and many
others. Just imported. .,.v,ur ,v,op
"a HkhNOh ia Iboh
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r At e r r EN T 8.

w A T = N B..
WATER RRaIsTRAR's 0FFIoH,
CRY HALL, July5, 1854
All persons who use the AQueduct water on their
premises are hereby notified that the water rentis
now due to the Corporation for the period from
July !, 1864, to January I, 1865.
The water rent is required to be paid at this Of
6ce during this month Of July. Ii not paid ey or
before August lst, the law commands that the
water be shut of at the main and not restored eK
cept upon payment of arrears and two dollars for
expens Sc of shutting off and restoring
The Law doee not provide for serving individ aal
notices, and this public motto is all thai viii he
given. RANDOLPH COfLE,
~ S-lm Water Registrar.