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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-09-30


The funeral of Lieut.. A. G. Helmkamp,
Of Co. G, Sixth Minnesota Infanty, was attend
ed Sunday, from Christ Church. by large
number of ladies and gentlemen of this city
and also number of officers of the army Oh
duty here. The escort and firing party was
furnished by the company of the Twenty Third
Battalion v. R. Corps which is stationed at
Fort Smelling. Lieut. Helmkamp enlisted in
the Sixth Regiment as private in Co. G on its
first organization, and was recently promoted
to Lieutenancy for his uniform good conduct
as soldier.
Lieut.. Helmkamp was stranger in this city
when he enlisted in the Young Mems Guard, as
Co. was called. His relatives live in Brook
lyn, N. Y. He contracted the disease which
proved fatal to him while serving with his reg
ment in Arkansas.
THE MARKErs.-We find our wholesale
merchants this week unwilling to authorize
any change in quotations, and inclined to re-
gard any quotations as merely nominal. They
represent that the recent advance in treights
will hold goods at the high prices for the pres
sent. notwithstanding the decline in gold and
goods East We find however, that some of
our merchants anticipate that the gold decline
will be permanent, they believing it to have
been caused by the fact that the recent very
high price of gold was not justified by the
amount of currency in circulation, and was
only maintained by the efforts of spectators.
They also suppose the decline to have been
aided BY the export of imported goods, In
bond amounting from the port OF New York
the first ten days of this month to over 81 ,0O0-
600, and furnishing that amount of European
exchange to take the place, in part, OF gold, in
commercial transactions. Unless the amount
of currency is largely increased by the govern
ment disbursements in paying arrears to the
armies, announced for the first of next month
the gold decline will probably be maintained
for months, and a corresponding decline il
goods may be anticipated here-if the sale
goods can only be got up river.
THE BEAR HUNT.-The bear hunt from
Anoka, came off Wednesday and Thursday &C
cordiug to announcement. The hunters, mum
bering in all about thirty, met after the frs
days hunt, Wednesday night, at st. Francis
Thursday evening they met again at Kimball'
hotel in Anoka, and enjoyed grand supper q
the expense of Hon. J. G. Frost, the leader Q
the losing party. The testimony of all VIII
participated in hunt or supper is that they ha
o rare good time. Nine bears were killed
the hunt, besides ten deer and an immens
count of smaller game. Only two of our 81
Paul boys Joined the hunt, and those who didn
on can learn from them how much fun the
missed. Our st. Paul representatives, associa
al with two others from Anoka, had the luc
tn pet one of the nine bears.
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FIN ANCTAI.
New York Money Market.

New YosN, September 90, 1sG4-6 p. NJ
GoLD CLOSED at ia
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-09-30
Convertible into a Six Per Cent.
$50 Gold Bond,

In addition to the very liberal interest on the
notes for three years, this privilege of conversion
Is now worth about three per cent. per annum,
for the current rate FOR 500 Bonds is not less than
n'"e per cent 1're:'sfum, and before the war
the premium on six per cent. e. S. atocfs was over
twenty per cent 1t will be seen that the actual
proht on this loan at the present market rate Is
not less thar ten per cent. per aunum
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Special advantages of this Loan,

be made from the deposits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-31

Bachelors celebrated Hcir DE is TIE best IN "a.
world. The only harmless, tr.e and .slsab!s Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye Ia perfsct-chsnse ca
Be- iusty or Grey Hair instantly to . glossy
Blaeh Natxrol B,oion with ont inJuring the hair
or staining the skin. leaving the haix soft and
beautiful; in,parts fresh vitality. frequently re-
storing Its pristine color and rectfss the ill effects
of Bad Eyes. The Genuine Is sisped WILLIAM A
BA70HELol,s all others are mere limitations, ana
should be avoided Sold by al dru sgists. 10. Fac
tory-e1 Barclay street. New York. Batch eIor's
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. ~ T-eoiy
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uIEp

On "Wednesday, 9th inst, Mr.. C: J. COOK, aged
81 years, member Of the Metropolitan Police. He
leaves wife and children to mourn his loss.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
denee, No. 1910 9TH street, between N and o. ON
Friday. at O'Clock ,. ID.
On Wednesday, March s0th, of consumption mr
ELIJAH MORAN, in the 59th year OF his age.
yhe fuI...r nj Will take place from union Chapel
an yridag April Is: at 3 p. M The friends ofThe
family arr respec tfuliy INVITED to attend.
q fpalt. Son please eopy1
On the nth instant, sitter painful Illness Of one
week ,irld ore day, JOHN Nj. HAHTIs. In the 5Stb
- 81 of his s9e.z G. .taa'5 g feaEH zZz
IPe1t TGbaceo Tinee r. ease COPY 81
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SPsRaAToRRuEA JAZZ BE CUREn.-Dr Raud's Spe-
cine cures spermatoTrhRa, Seminal Weaks<ss, I'm
p'sHry Loss OF Po1cJ.ec spesdilY and s6sctadl.y.
~ effects ars truly gical trial of the Specific
will convince The most skeptical Of its merits
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, ana Henry
Cook Alexandria. ja6-Iy
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RouTE ria baltimore and
Ha,riSburg. TO the n, nth and Hea.-Two trains
cave WASHINGTON daily and one on sundayIqgick
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
tickets further information apply At the Office
of Great Pennsylvanis Route, northeast corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing
ton. Office open from ST.. m. to p NJ; on sun
days from.2 to 4 p. NJ
se l2-iy f. o. NORTON, Agent,
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uEApS THAT REBEL

HEADS THAT REBEL
against the rules of Taste Beauty in their color
in the loss Of all their color, may be changed i'll
q few moments to any
Be1n.if1l Shadc,
ty agile application Of
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE.
The rapidly of its operation, perfect safety per-
manent healthful effect and the exceeding depth
and richness of the hues it iInpsrts, distinguish
this preparation from all other Dies in in thi
country or in Europe.
CRIsrApoRo's HAIR PRsssRyArIv8,
valuable adjunct to the DYE. in dressing and pro-
noting the grow tin and perfect health of the hair,
and of itself, when used alone-a safeguard that
protects the ibers from decay under all crcuin-
stances and under all chimes Manufactured by
J. Cristadoro No. 6 Aston House, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dress
ers NH 81 d. weolm
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COLalfF,s HONEY Soar

This celebrated Toilet aosp, in such uriversAl
pemand, il maize from tie choicest materials
10 mild and emolhent in its nature frsgrsutIy
scented and extremely beneficial in its action upon
the skin. For sale By 81 Druggists snd Pan
Goods Dealers. ja25eoly
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WARRANTED 20 Cr RE Is SIX DAYS. DIR. Godfrey's
8ntidote, an English Specific of sixty-ive years.
sanding, win cure Gonerrhaa iH SAP dlys. No
ehsn - Of diet required Price 81 per bottle Sold
Wss hington and Henry Cook. Alexandris. ia 6-Iy
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BOARDING..

RoARDING.-Two gentlemen can BE aecornmo-
- dated with one good sized front chamber sec
ond story and perlnanens Beard in private fam,
lily in Georgetown. Apply Immediately to "A b,
Georgetown Post Office, ID. C. References required.
NH 3O-:it'
DOARD.-Eive or six TABLE BOARDERS can he
ID accommodated at Mrs. Fishers. 261 g street
Terms, "a. 81 per week NH y 81
BOARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- Rooms, on first and third floors, for families
or single persons Terms moderate. An expert
encel HOCsEKEEPER wanted. Apply at south
west corner 2lst and streets, near Pennsylvania
avenue. NH D-3t"
BOARDING. - Pleasant rooms and frat class
- board, at So & street, between 10Th and 2lst.
Terms SO per month NH % lwr
ROARD.-Hands omely FURNISHED ROOMS, to
- let. with Board. Apply at l3. u street, be-
tween 2lst and nd SITS NH 26-lw@
NOTICE-A few more TABLE BOARDERS can
~ BIZ accommodated at the European Hotel, cor
ner of Pa and ith street, ri 500 per week
Breakfast to g. Dinner l2z to 2; Supper 1T elk.
Meas at al hours. nh 49, ,
NIOTICk-On and after Monday next, O. GAU-
~ TIEa will be prepared to receive regular Table
BOArdsrs 1T ~ ger weeh - A-n
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SEE ADvERTIsENEST of household furniture
At auction tomorrow morning by X. Buchly,
auctioneer. The stock comprises the furniture
of a well-known citizen, recently deceased,
and persons desiring good articles would do
well tc attend the sale.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
'TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

The subscribers will receive sealed proposals for
the erection of Market House in this town until
noon Of the 18th day of April next.
The building is to be erected on the site OF the
present Market House, and W i'll be about forty
feet in width and nearly two hundred and sixty
feet in length. part of which is to be two stories
and the remainder one story high, and the crCc-
ton to he of the best materials and workmans p.
The plans, drawings and specifications, in full
can be seen on application to VIM. Laird. Esd,
Clerk of the Corporation and will afford all the
information that can be desired by those who may
feel disposed to contract for the work.
The party or parties whose proposals may be
accepted can have immediate possession of the
site and it viii be expected that the work will be
commenced without delay and prosecuted to as
y HENRY ADDISON
- RILEY A. SHINN,
PETER BERRY,
JACOB G. HEISfON,
CLEMENT A. PECK
Building Committee.
Georgetown, p. c., March 9th, 1861.
NH enfl
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We CALL the attention OF capitalists ana
others to the advertisement in another colUma
OF this paper, OF the sale OF the large corner lot
i one Of tie best ituafions for a hotel now
oieied being within three squares OF Penna.
aIeuue. NH 3l-3tx
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BRowy 3 BRONCHIAL TRecHEs.

BEoES & BRONCHIAL TReCHEs.
A-Sc LOEsGgCs are pared from highly
:Ste. :ad recp Cor ALE Yi.t;iny BranehIai Arec.
hons, Asthma, HOarse..ess, Coughs, Colds, and
lrTItstlCn or SGTeEess OF the Throat.
I',a,}ie -eolfES ard Foontisfs +
wifi End them be aeficat in eiearins, the voice
before aking or singing aud yeliev az tie throat
siter any uDpsnsi eSnrtou nf the vocal orgsns
hayirE pes-"liRr sSsrtst ion ~ aIaations which
Disturb the Vrgsu~ 81 speech. ssTa mn 70 3t wifi
GSSTE, BrsroSs. &c--tpr. Whit. Chiropodist
, III b. IL sta. !, nee - his YooIn, No 4e1 ponu
aEtauc ca sad aE.rT syiiay, spri. Isl. nh :s
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(afarrh Cured.

From Rsr. II. L. Russell, Lynn, HaSs
| have been much troubled with Catarrh Of
the worst type for some twenty years. 1t
gradually grew worse, producing cough and
hoarseness, destroying the sense Of smell, and
brs aking down my general health to snch a
degree as 10 compel me TO resign my paStorate,
and suspend public speaking.
l made diI:gent nsP of the useful remedies,
such snufs OF different kin DIS, nitrate OF
silver, TAR waer, Olive tar, aud Limitations,
bal without any sau'ary effects. Last sum-
rlar ] heard Of DIR LIghftins su ccassful mode
of-trea'irg catarrh, visited him, aud put my.
SELF III der his treatment i began immediate
y 70 improve, and this Improvement has gone
on to the pre- sent time. Ny catarrh has gradu-
ally melted away, my coulh has disappeared,
my voice hes become natural, and am once
more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Let
me advise all troubled with catarrhal difficult
ties 10 apply to DIR. Ligbthll.
PR RUSSELL,
Lynn, Mass, Feb. i, 1862. NH 3l-eo3w
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL. URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYsTEMs-npw and reliable treatment =
in Reports of the Howard Acknowledgements by
mail in sealed letter envelopes free of charge.
Address D. J Skillin Hou sfton. Howard Aeso-
citation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Phi adelphia,
Pc NIB }nn
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NEavoUs DEBILITY, SANDAL WsAKsEss, etc,
Can Be CrYed ~ one who has really cured himself
ana hund eds Of others, and will tell you nothing
EpwaRD d. TRAvER +
MAJ 3-D&W WY Lock Box Boston, Mass.
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RAILEoAD.-Books of subscription to the
stock of a proposed Alexandria and Freder-
icksburg Railroad are 10 he opened on the 4th
of May next, in Alexandria.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

81, o 81" a
%f@ rig members CT az
!.IaN TREE. No. 9. I. o. Z. n
GEoEGBrowR, u. O.,
geE iesveto respe ctfuly nferr1 the;r friends and
'a'F'1 FIF = t sFA ri, FRsEHfI their
ct p, peia2 Hell, corner Wsshir gton aaa Bridge
streets, en-
MONDAY April 4th, 1884
II. Cofrmittee pledge themselves that no pains
shall be srard TO make this the most pleasant Ball
Of the season. A good band has been EN- gagged
teyar. :
Tickets 81. admitting a gentIernan and ladies
full rssalia
nh 5t-4t. ELI GARRETT, Chairman.
&ECoND GRAND BALI
OF THE
INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB,
To h. given - the a
TEMPERANCE HALL, ~
= street, between 9th and 10th streets, on lzA
TUESDAY EVENING. April 5th, 1864.
The members Of the Club return their sincere
thanks to their friends and the public for past ia
vors, and respectfully solicit their patronage at
our Second Grand Ball and we promise those that
will favor with their presence An evening of
Pleasure.
Tickets One Dollar. admitting gentleman and
ladies. BY order of Committee.
NH .-7t" TIE. CLARK, Sec'y.
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CHICKEN STEALINS.-Night b fore last some
chicken fanciers broke open the chicken house
Of Mr.. James Redmond, Massachusetts ave-
Iue, between 9TH and 9TH streets, and carried
of his entire stock, with the exception Of two
over twenty hens and some guinea fowls. This
is the second time that descent has been made
here by chicken thieves.
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ferry boats, between Washington and Alexan-
dria, 1t is said, will commence running early
In April They willrun until ~ o clock at night,
and in conjunction with the Washington city
street cars.
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DEAo.-Mr Vim. Moves another aged Citi-
zen, died in Georgetown yesterday, in the 10Th
year OF his age. For many years he carried on
the Wholesale boot aud shoe business on Lou
isiana avenue. In this CITY, near 18th street, but
has been for a long time confined by infirmity.
Goiiieb &. Grammar, late q member of the
Washington bar, and who was son of the la'e
ti g. q ralnmar, died in ST. Louis on the 10Th
inst.
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DETAIL FOR TIE BALL.--Ten police officers,
one from he %, 50, ith, Sth, 9th and l0th pre-
-cincts respectively, and two from the 18th and
-th precincts, all TO be under commahd of Ser
cant Skippon, of the Third Ward, have been
detailed for duty at the ball Tonight and will
report TO Capt. Scheatz, chairman Of commit
tee on police, ut the ball room, at sX o'clock.
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By r. BUCHLY, Auctioneer
HOCsIHOLD RURNITURE AT AUCTIO

HOCsIHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Or TO MORROW. fRridsyD MORN ING, APRIL
,st at 10 O'Clock shall sell In front OF Store l2S
9TH street, betveep,6 and 81 streets north Q large
lot OF we'll Kept Furniture account Of q priyafe
family declining Hoosekeepirs-
large French plate Mirrors Plates s. By 6s And n
eY65, - : =
Plush covered Arm Chairs, Walnut Side Chairs,
Walnut Extension and other Dining Tables, Hat
Rack. :. 80
Brussels and Ingram Oarpsta Mattinss Oil Olsths,
Byocateile, Os mask, Lace. And other CartAins We
LetiAn Binds, .-I-I : 49,
sscIs,s., bookcase, Walnut ard Stained Ward.
Walnut French, and other Bsdstssds, HEAVY
Plated Tea Sett l- ~ ~
Sleepy Eollos Cane Feat and other ohairs.
Feather Beds. Hair aud Rusk Mattresses, Bolsters
and Pillows -
China. Glass, Crockery. aud Tin Ware. Cook and
other stoves with other articles too numerous
It's r. RnCHI,Y Auct
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By J: 9: MEG UIRI 4 90 Aus,,oassrs.
A UCrIoN SALE BIZ rHl UNITID STATS %
"A RESTAURANT PROPERTY, DC,

oHIzY QUAETERKAsTER's OFProk,
DzPOf OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON D. g.. March e. 1864
VIII BIS sole At public apctiop, at Gov ernment
Warehouse, No. New York avenue hsfvssu
eishtesnth and Nineteenth streets ON FRIDAY,
April 1865. unde~ the tupsr vision OF Cspt James
NJ Moore Asslstsnt QGsrtsrna=ter, the folio win
desert bed articles, formerly u.sd in frst Glass res
tAurapt an billiard saloon. Wig:
Four Rosewood Billiard Tables, VITA 6xturss
complete.
Cne Large Glsss III zee p'ates)
Cne Range and fixtures FOR hsstipg yatsr
One walnut Extension Tab'e
Wines. Wkisssy, brandy. Gin. Dscanters Qlsssss
Stoves Mattresses, Counters, Kitchen Yn rns:urs:
and IL fact. every srtcis necessary for srBt oass
Yestsurant.
Terms cash. in Government fu n5s
Balls to commence IL I. o'elock a VI,
D. II, RUCKER
Rrigadier General and Chief Quart. rp,aster
nh ~ I'd DeOot of Washiustoo
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RYJc McGUIKR 4 Co. Auotion.a,a.

BY o mtUUInB a O", AuEtIon60Is,
email AM DESIRABLE TRAIT or LAND
- hpJuINI-G qHE CiTY AT PUBLIC sALa.-On
THURSDAY APP ERNOON. April nh, At 5 o clock,
or he prem ;kes, shall SSH small and desira BILE
tract of sIG ly az the rosd to assstta Brd za
dists Mt about one quar- Oft mile from the 81
street TOLL rate Immediately opposite Douglass,
ard sdjoined on the West by Isssrwood a place
The tract tains thirty OF land, has small
Dwelling hoI.e. pump OF good water and a, 6 as
sired. it viii be divided into four ave traces Of
six O. ,even acres each, fronting the main road
5 Terms 0re third cash; the remaiuder in six and
twelve month s. vita interest, secured by deed of
Guiding stamps, to be paid by the purchsser.
nh 81 10 MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts,
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yALE CP C0NDIMNHD WAGONS, CARTE
BUGGl15. AND WH18L6.
CHIEy QUARrERnAsfH8,s OFFICE.

of TWeniisfh street. near the Gov tS1Irale.
In the CITY % Ws.6tnstos. D. 0ss - 1QADAH.
ARfn Nth asss ~ Ssacst 70 49,
sss siisss s:s III ss:sss ~: 5;
ssSisles peffainins to wagon tzensesststtea. ~
ssme SavsSe been eoaasaassd e nnn1 Sos Dabhs
- a.scsssfni biaaArs viii - <sepiesd enRNntte Tie
asticles WithiA 1--WE ~ daSs from she a0HfAeae.
- 800 I4;HsRUexn
.@fYkT sDHa. Gen and Chief QsArtsfyresf.
mn JEW pgacaa ~ q f'srfsgF
,zIEE0Eue = eHJE
! ~ Ga $40 ssscgEst ssGaa9 y Ha
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FOR RENT AND sAI,N,

Gk sALE a "a 40 cords Of we'll seasoned
& sss':
EoR REfT-A large old fashion HOUSE on Hizh
sudhs ls,ss diaine room snit.sls fes e h.sei
Inquire at No. 457 18th street, between 8 and i
streets, between and o'clock. NH 3l-iw'
RE ssy r9E E,n.sa .a
aSa or tSs :. 18th
A r.! KSRE CH;EG gEr For, sALE;;I,The large
Maryland and X Ao re
squares Of Pennsylvsni avenue; II is admirably
asr sss Or s1ss 1s s1
on Ell The at the
FL ssss cheap iHi::
site the Patent Once Viii Sc sold iF cheap as
the proprietor has other business snd cannot at
psasts Patch. aRs6 e the 400 an
FOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE contain:
ing ian good central TSd
S:;E:: : jS Co. : Z:
EOR sALE-A REST ACRANT now doing good
the STAR Once . sSm ss Table mS "
T'HI GOOD WILL OF GROCERY AND MEAT
JOS =. KILiEY. No. ses Ishth st.ees su near
j. the ssltimore Rsiiroad Within han mile OF Of
sas ose S
EOR sALKThe GREENE BACK REsTAURANT
R@sss.ssi, At No. sss tenth street. JOHNS Ss!s,
TOR SALE-A three-story brick HOUSE, con.
between am and sts Island Fer nf9,mstien
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-In the First
4 ward containing ten rooms. completely fur
bereen sist ana sd on q sss
g street, between 18th and 18th. NH oe-iwF
C00 ACRES OF WOOD LAND FOR SALE,
hsa h and
This timber is suitable for ship timber. building
purposes, plank, is IS miles from Georgetown
asaoFssy G It LAVE ss s1s NH
s q NfsI aaS
i've years LEASE of one OF the best fitted up and
low, This is chance seldom offered. Apply at
the fnh,tadstphia House, southeast corner Hghth
1)AaIRY FARM FOR SALE OR RENT, Containing
Washington, 20 acres of which is good gardening
land. Two never failing streams Iun through the
springs, comfortable house and barn Will he
sold cheap or rented low: Apply to =. ". WILL
LIAMS, Attorney, 432 Pa. avenue. mh % eo3t-
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-Two handsome
board. lately occupied by the Count tliorgi Aus
trisn Ambassador. Apply st T. p. CRUTCHET'S
corner 9th and d SITS. nh IS cost
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NJ GEoRGETOWN TAXES-An abatement of
uS per cent ill be allowed the annual
taAes for the current year If paid before the
nah INV = CHAS. d. WEIGH, Collector
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$40 SEVENTH STREET. SO
GILT, ROSEWOOD AND FANCY PICTURE
FRAMES

PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
We state in no beasting spirit that we have re-
ceived this day the lar gest newest and most desic
able lew styles of the above goods ever opened in
Washin gton. f5
Owing to the great difficulty between the gilders
aud n manufacturers of Gilt Frames ard Mouldin gS
the past three weeks, we have been unable to sup
ply any of the abovs goods, and notwithstanding
the great advance in material and labor we are
determined to sell this lot III ual low prices.
Special attention also to our new and immense
stock of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, PICTURE
CARDS. Over Geo copies. Nearly every Picture
and Engraving ever exhibited. Every Picture
perfect as perfection can be. 70
We respectfully invite every lady and gentleman
in Washin gton to call when il suits them and
anime this choice selection. Our prices will be.
found same as the publishers. ~ -
Cali early and get posted Loot around; see if
You can lind such in any establishment south OF
New York.
r. j. BELLEw & Co.,
2" 80 9TH street doors south Of =
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ZOE SALE-The til, ee-story brick DIV Filling
l. HOUSE corner of 9Th street and Maryland av-
erue. p2ssessing latest of
c., with lot attached l2u feet deep brick stable
and honse Price 81 5ap; 81 $50 cash bsl-
snce S7a per monta With inte /, OK defsoEed pay
av. or JOHN H. BIRD. corner Md av. and 9Th
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hetween IA and 9Th streets, opposite National
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