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ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,


DR.. s. D. sIsEsMOND 4 HAYWARD,
80 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs. s. \ II. calls the attention Of the public 10
he following advantages OF their improved syatsni
Ist The teeth OF their mAnufaeture wil never
irTrOte nOr change color by H,Y >eids, and are
hree,fourths lighter thaR any other.
o., No teeth or riots neei - extracted, - ne
,rtineial ones can be 10 ,ertel over th0H.
81. The roots will be made inohensWe and never
To ache,
,ent ones can be made immediately, thereby PIT.
rerving the natural expression OF the face, which,
'ader The old system 4 frequent Z disSsSrsd
I'VE years by many Of the urst ohemlsta and PHI al
i.ni OF this AID the old country.
,ryctibie metal nInnv with which the mHst sen.
tive teeth can DO Oiled without pain, and can
utld up 4 perfect sound tooth on any aide roo's'
Inch Will last through lifetime.
TEETa EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
With Innoxious VapOT, by DrS. Siyesmond a HA!s
vzrd, go Pennsylvania avenue inventors anu az
lauutaoturers Of Anaestie 10 i.SlOu' Snpf isSs
.AughinA GAs, nor IhIOroiorm or ktherl but
,trictIV an hnaeatio agent, entlrely Tree from
ilArAtinK effects and perfectly hAr mess causing
,uiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
he beat 81 reieronseI given II required.
Call and examine TOR Yourselves mvN
DRgSS MAX NG.----IhE UNDnK-
signed would respectfully announce to tho
E,deS Of this city and lts yieinity that they are
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,
Which they are prepared to execute On reAsOnA-
o Q terms, with neAtuess and dspN toh, and In the
tAtest and moSt approved ETY. lee, at
4As sEVENfA STREE =, as, ..E
{ Up GtAirS,) opposite the PaIeut Otlee. o
MRS. DOUGLAS HOLCOMa.
Washington, D, e., June ID, 1883. leISSm
~ ia hUc hOL ~,
W !laEs, CHADWICK CO.,
,t.-, r.aaIyllaaSA ASsllAs aaS EolS tssaiA sbssi
N
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PLAYED OUT.-The business of substitute
broHeIs running meu away IRON the District 10
nearly stopped. 'ueh strict watch 10 kept that
they hnd " very dificul. TO get a recruit away
from the city. Many Of them have mAde large
SUM OF money by taking recruits to other states,
Al d now that the b. sIness 10 stopped, they are
very loud 10 their denuncIations Of the authorities
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New YORK sTYLEs.-GSlIEsDlsn' UlotJtiH0 -
EeiO GGd Fashionable "a large assortment for Drea1
Luu BuHlneSs wear. The EngliIh sack and Walk
thing over onUIOd in this CITY.
WALL STEPHENS 4 Co.,
ons-u VIA Pa. Av. hst. Ninth and Tenth sta
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FRAGRANT sozoDoNT lie now attracting very
great attention, aud well 1t may. The artio rep
II scented by this musical name 10 the most bene-
fetal preparation Tor the Breath, Gums and Teeth
the world has ever seen.
Sold by Dfuggists. Au2a-steo
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SELLING LioUoR ON sUNDAY.-Wm. Roths-
child, op IeIor Of the famous Navy Hotel
now called the admiral House, was arrested yes.
t"rd'y and taken before Justice Ferguson, Oh the
Oh rgeot selling quor on Sunday. He was hoed
twenty Five dollars.
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Nor KnLED.-Capt. VIM. l.. Van Derllns,
o. the i4th yrter D Reserve & rps, who had chs
the guard At Bel svile at the time Of the AFT az
between the soldiers, denies that sergeant was
bsyo"e'ed or lynched, hut thai he was seed un-
der Arrett and carried to headquarters, after he
shot the Vermont sold IRA.
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TIL only place Wnefe you can purchase bldis
RH1stI yOool u all kinds al Mana Gct1s pTtoes 10
~ Il. a, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennEJ wanna avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beAuti.
lilly repaired at short notice. mar Mt
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JESSIE JOHNSON, (colored,) In the employ Of
Mr.. ,ustof, tG' rmsr, ! wss arrested this morning
from Mr.. Gustof; AMI, also, for using The mos,
prOfane, an uase, and threatening to thrash HRS
He was brought before Justice Kinsey, who, find-
Ing him guilty, sentenced him to jail 10 make his
APPEARANCE at the next court.
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VERY GooD.-When the loyal Dutchmen at
Mobile heard the guns Of our fleet at the mouth
OF the bay, they smiled and said "Dat is
Fdrrd,9oot.-N o. Times.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NJ EWSPAPERS AND PERIODI-
~ GALS
J. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer In NewspA-
pers, Periodicals., Novels, stationery, Prints, To-
bacco, segarS, Flags and Playing Cardsj also, 3
large assortment of Plain and Colofed Photo
graphs, li6 King street, four doors below Provost
mArshal's ONCE, Alexandria, Va.
subscriptions and advertisements for the WASH
Ap20-u
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE AFFAR.-An old
grey-hsired FngIishmao, by the name Of O orge
Watts n, was made drunk and drugged into the
army bya substitute broker In New York. He
states that he was IN the army before Petersburg,
got sick and was sent here TO Lincoln Hospital.
He made his Ease known to the superintendent OF
the hospital, and 10 ordered to be sent 10 New
York city whore he has friends, who will assist
him IN getting back to England.
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AIRY Que having occasion to visit a private
NCllny.
A large and successful practice here and else.
where enables him to guaranty Sperieot cure In all
eAEes.
All visits and communications Gtriotly priyAte
and eonndentia. Persona calling see no one but
the Doctor. febI-tf
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$4,000 F EHE !, i 1tcSs, r nGS :,

SIU.UUl PETE = Baeos, F.S S ssy.
lug kiudiy consented to act receiver snd treas
urer OF fuud for protection from the coming
prait, for number OF gentlemen, limited to one
sane can call At his store, corner of PehnsylvaniA
avenue snd seventh s'r"et, and deposit the amount
thereby securing to themselves all the advantages
OF escaping the Drsf. Substitutes will be provided
Tor each man drawn, in rotation rs their names
appear on the books, without any Partially. For
any Information concerning the above club, Mr. I.
II. BARRON or Mr.. BACON viii be glad I, give
such information a. may be required, au26.lWs
fstAr,Chron ,andSM,
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OTICET TAXPAYERS.

COLLECTOR's OFFICE,
City Halt, august 10, 1861.
The rate of Tax for III year 1854 has beeu hxed
at one dollar and ten cants on the one hundred
doll ra. UndeT the law u dice IUnt Of 10 per Mt.
is allowed upon all tax's paid on or before the
10 named will not bs allowed upon tue tAxes on
property already in arrears for gelerAl purposes
until all such ArTearaBeH are paid
AuI6-so2w Wal DIXON, Collector.
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N o t 1 @ Z t.

NJ o 7 @ e
OFFICE OF CoMMBsIoHERs OF ImPROyEMENTs,
CITY HALL, June 20, 1884. !
In compliance with ord nance OF the Lorpo
rat on, entitled " An act for the removal OF ohal,
slOps, ho., the public are hereby notified that all
hi chen otiAl will be removed fro their respective
dwellings once q day until the LIST October next,
nd ali housekeepsrs are hereby notified to plao
Bsels hjIeit Ipht in such otfAl, and easily
handled. in the rear Of their several premises,
when accessible to the garbage carts, and when
n I accessible In the rear, then at q place most
convenient, v. n. Dorset,
Commissioner First Ward;
JAS W. SPALDING,
Commissioner Second WArdi
JOHN T. GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward;
WIN. DOUGLASS,
CommisBionrr Fourth Ward;
WIN X. HAMILTON,
Commiss iOner Filth Ward;
W. A. FLETCHER,
Commissioner SIKH Wardj
JAS. II. BIRCH,
Co whatsoever Sevenh Ward.
NIB. All offsl OF other kinds will he promptly
removed by notifying the Commissioners of'the
same. 10 2s-iAw2m.
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g T. MARY'S ACADEMY FOR
~ YOUNG LADIES, Hesr BFyantown, Charles
county, Maryland, under the direction o MS ID.
MAJOR and DAUGHTERS This Institution will
commence its next annual session on MONDAY,
SEP TEMPER 9Th.
Board and Tuition In all the English branches
$500 per Annum.
Mrs. D. Major can he seen August 9Th and esth,
between the houts Of and II, at Mrs Masi's, No.
46i Ninth street west. Aul -sts
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL


NAVY AoEET's OrrIcE,l
WAsHfHoTos, August s6, 1854. I
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until WEDNESDAY, September 7th, 1861, at 10
o'clock, IN for tho delivery =. the ordn anoc Yard,
10 THIS city, Of the blowing sizes and kinds OF
Coal, viz
For Ordnance Foundry, 200 bushels OF Ch-reo,i.
For Ordnance Foundry, 200 tons OF Anthracite
For Ordinances Foundry, ssO tons Of Cumberland
Goal.
Coal.
For Ordnance steamer Baltimore, 200 tons Of
Anthracite Coal, (steamer size.)
The above Coal to be Of the hest quality, and
subject to Inspection before acceptance
AL Of the Coal to be delivered by the LIST day OF
November, 1854, tree Of expense to the Govern
ment.
Proposals must be addressed to
9. p. BROWN, Navy Agent,
AUS lOt Washington, d. c.
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THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY
Il The Fifteenth Annual Session OF this institu-
tiOn will o1mmenee on the 6th Of september, 1884
Circulars obtsioed at the Academy, corner Four
tenth street and New York avenue.
Aul6-eod2m
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRcr OF COLUMBIA, HOLD @ A
DISTRICT CoUkT OF THE UNITED

DISTRICT CoukT OF THE uNITED
STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
To all totom may concern, GREETIso.
No'ice 10 hereby gwen, that on the ID day OF
husuat, 1854, the Iorgboat J. n. D. smout, Cargo,
Tackle, so weie seized for breach OF the revenue
law by the United States mortar schooner AHolph
hugle, and b. ought the same into this District
for adjudication, and the same are iibelle and
states for and have been arrested BY
the Mar sha for the eAspns Ia the libel stated; and
that said cause will stand for trial at the City Hail.
Ia the city oil Wash ngtnn, on the Third MONDAY
OF September next, when and whore all persons
ere war; ed TO appear to show cause why condem-
ma ion should not be decreed, aud TO intervene for
Their interests. Auguat -, 1854
su25 .2Awtsepi9 II. J. hIEIGS Clerk
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WANTS.

w ANTED--THREE COPIES OF
w the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN OF July 10, and
and six onpies Of July %, 1894. Persons having
copies OF the above will confer a great faysr bS
bringing them 10 this ONCE. au2i.tf
VIZ ANTE DAT THE GOVERN
w msnt Hospital for the Insane, q Laundry.
man and his wife, without children; two women
COoks, and several men Attend snts,
hu22 div Intel, Chron A. Star1
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II o r 3 A L Z.
$50 cases brakes Plantation Bitters,
900 WI. G. Club House Gin,
$50 bbls. Old Rye Whiskey.
80 Very Old Rye Whiskey.
iO0half chests Tea OF various kinds,
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
100 kits Mess Maokerel.
100 half kits Meas Maokerel.
100 kts Mol do.
100 Nos do,
100 Picked Salmon.
80 bays Old lava Coffee,
And 3 general assortment OF Wines, LIQUORS,
Champagne, Havana Cigars, ke,, at marx OF rates.
W. C0RwfN BURsY,
No. II North Charles street,
ml2iy Baltimore, Md.
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A CARD. .-.TBE SUBSCRIBER BEGs
~ leave to inform his friebds and the puhIie
that he has this day sold his stoek OF Hardware To
REUBEN c. JOHNSON, THOMAS A. CLARK, a d T..
IAmLs BoURKEI and he hopes the liberal ratron-
age he'tOwsd u on him for the last seventeen
year, may tie eoatinutd to the new Arm.
JOS L. SAVAGE.
WAsHIs0roS, Aug "a, 1884. au26 aw
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ADJUSTMENTS.

sheeho euh "luNtT obueut NoN tVhi
during the two last sum nsr seasons At
those fashionable Theatres.
~ For particulars, see future advertisements.
au2i-at
~ A N T E r B U r Y.
~ CANTERBURY HALL.
CANTERBURY HALL.
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LouIsIAsA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH NTRrET.
Rear Of National and NJ tfop Titan Hotels
" Skv LkssA;ii;;ii.. sTHas MINEGSR
LOUIS sZpLLosY............Bt LLET MASTER
'ohN EsPu ...NUslCAL DIRECTOR
EIGHTH WEEK Of the SUMMER SEASON.
THE MODEL TROUPE IN A SPLENDID BILL
- THIS WEEK.
ENTERTAINING.
I" Again we come with magic giee,
From sAddening cares your mi de to frees
To swell each heart With gladness now,
And drive dark shadows from your bro r."
NO DIMINurIoN IN ATTENDANCE.
Everybody Delighted, actually charmed.
CRITICISM CHALLENGED.
Tho whole strength OF the
PANToMIME COMPANY
Brought into rsquisition.
CHANGE OF DANCES,
CHANGE OF OvERTUREs
CHANGE OF PANTOMIMEs,
CHANsE OF FhRCEs,
CHANGE OF SONGS,
CHANGE OF n, RLESQuEs,
CHANGE OF BALLErs
CHANGE OF EvERYTHING.
Every act on the bill carefully selected to suit
Second week of
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
AGNES SUTHERLAND
who will sing fsvori,e scotch BALLADS.
First week Of the Grand Floral DlvertlSemcnt, ar
ranged by MONS LOUIS SZDLLUSY, entitled
THE GARDEN of PLEAsURE.
THE GARDEN OF PLEASURE.
DNEcLs INCIDE,TAI:
Grand Adsglo, by Misses Ella, Mary, and Lizzie
Wesner and Maggie Wilson.
l. Pansais..: Niles Lizzie Wesnsr
L. Rose. ....S.................Mi's Mary " esner
u ;.'''''''''''',:.'.;;,iM MISS Ella Wesner
Miss sALLIE SUNDERLAND,
Mtss sALLIE SUNDERLAND,
Miss SALLIE SUNDERLAND
the Queen Of Song.
The celebrated Eth,oR,lsp z, eucs
MuLLlGAN,
MULLIGAN,
MULLIG AN,
MULLTGAN,
WEST WEST
WEST,
% VET;
,,, In their Negro Peouli.rities.
WILLIAMS,
pouGHERTY,
DOUGHERTY,
DouGhERrY,
REDDEs,
RIDDEN,
In an entirely New Burlesque, written by Il W.
YOUTH VIII NEVER s SAW a WOMAN.
The Entire Company of
COMEDIANS,
COMEDIANS,
PhSToMIMIsTs,
PANTOMIMIS rs,
SESR6 pELINEAroRs, &o.,
NEGRO DELINEAToRs, 80
NEGRO DELINEAToRs, &c,
TREMENDOUS oLIo NIGHTLY.
POPLAR FAMILY MATINEE,
P0PTL.R F.MLLY MaTisEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
AT O'CLOCK,
AT2 O'CLOCK.
..ss..s.ss.ss.s.sSo oenu
OfehehT oenu
Private Boxes, holding six persons.......s6
Tickets for sale at the principal Hotels and
Restaurants
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Performance to com.
mence At o'clock Au2
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Enn ~ Enn
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AUCTION SALES.

| - " 1AOlN kJ[hLI1LkC.
A UCTIoN SALE OF REFUSE
DERs AND sLAG FRoM THE Brass
FOUNDRY. "
,,, U. s. NAVY YARD,l
~ WAsH'ForoN, AuRust "a IaaI
Will be sold 81 public auction 10 the b,She.t IA.
der on SATURDAY next, 21th inst, at 70 M a,
the Washington Navy Yard, . lot of refuse Wooi
Chips, &C., which will be arranged in marcel. 90
OF Ashes, Gnders and sag nom the BrAss Pous De-
TIE ms; Cash In Government funds, and article.
TO be removed within one week from day OF sale.
or they will be forfei'ei to Government,
CHARLES n. LATHRoP
au2s-dtd Naval storekeeper.
SALE OF CONDEMNED ,S,I y: NE: QUARTER.
CHtEP QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WAsHINoroN,
VIII be sold at public auction, At seventh street
Whatt 10 the city OF Washington, on TUEsDEY,
August 30, 1894, AZ II o'clock, q m lot Of Quar-.
termsstei's stores, condemned as unit for use,
About $40 bushel, Of oats, about 10 bushei. Of
corn paulns, buckets, chairs, novels, picks, Ian
terms, sesle', stoyepipe brooms, brushes, So, &C.,
Also, at the s.me time and place, will be sold
49, 600 condemned grain sacks.
successful bidders will be required to remove the
stores within I'VE days from date OF sale
Termsi Cash, in Governmen funds.
Brigsdier General and Chief ouarterms.ter,
au2J-H Depot OF Washington. |
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NOTICE.
Look out for our show Bills, printed In New
York City, for the express purpose OF defending
ours Ives and shoVi' up the man Who oos-
srdly and Oontemptuoasiy attempted to "rob US Of
our good nsms.n
kvery night this week, aud Wednesday and Sal
urdsy Afternoons, will be presented the drama Of
"Uno TONS Cabin ~ Everybody should SEQ n.
All the Ladies' and Children, schools and Eduea-
tional Academies.
Admission rs and so cents; Private Boxes, sS.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENl.
A RARE CHANCE. 1.-THE GOOD.
"A will and fixtures Of two OF the best ores In
'ns sy suitable for Clothing q ssos sGia
,uag No. 80 seventh e street.
EOR SALE---A THREE STORY AND
u attic BRICK HOUSE and out.buildinss on
North Capitol street, between D and VI No. set
ne the ns.
vacant lot adjoningj front OF % feet BY 80 deep.
For particulars inquire OF
auie-steod s2t PennsylVsnia avenue.
NOSLING HOUSE FOR SALE. 1.-THE
" proprietor OF this popular and well-known
Hotel and Restaurant Intends to retire nom bust.
ness, and offers his well-known house for sale.
BUSINESS can call on the proprietor, az PennsyL
vania svenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. augs avs
A RARE CHANCE.-.F0R SALE, A
n. Hotel on the European plan, containing %
70 and sSd Al Scus
business from one hundred and nfty TO Eve hun.
dred dollars Per days and six-yeafs lease remit
for $3.50 per month. Location, the best In the
city; Cause OF selling will be explained at an in
''r yis Inquire tH s. s. sSDH ONCE
NOR RENT. persons DEsIROUs
s6y situated, would DO we'll TO all Il rs e street
between SIKH and seventh. The Post Office and
Patent Ohiee are near by. jy8-u
ITO RENT.-- AN ELEGANT HOUSE,
i with brown stone front, partially furnished,
with all modern improvements, centrally and
pleasantly located, No. 90 street, near the resi-.
dcnoa OF Secretary Chase, together with large
brick stable. The premises not to be rented for q
boatding.house. For particulars, inquire Of Hon.
0. y, sOMEs, on the premises, or Capt GEORGE
ELY No. q -Four And-a-half street, or JAMES
ToWLES, 40 II street, jyet.
EOR RENT, IN THE LARGE BUILD
i ing corner Of Louisiana avenue and Tenth
street, Two large halls and 70 rooms Of oonve-
nient size, suitable for associations, insurance
offices, law Offices, SO. The rooms have lately
been renovated and fitted up for the purpose
Apply At GEORGE HILLS warehouse, on LOUISE
ana avenue, near Tenth street. je2l-u
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Class No. ID, ship rhAr dleryi ass No. IT, Hare
ware; class No. 49, stationery class No. 10, Fire-
" od; class No. 90, bAv and ct Awi ctSlA No. 81,
,na / class M. 40, Bituminous Cumberlsa ooNli
ia S No. 81, Al tshinery an tools. sul. l,wtw
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BOSTON.
NE W YOR X.

Class No I, Bri-ksi class No. 2 stonei class No.
az s,onri o'ass No I YELLOW pine IumberJ olSss
No 8, oak and hard wood class No 8 White pine,
spruce, Juniper, and eypressI class No. 7, Line,
h,r, and plaster Sss No. 3, Cemen; class No. Q,
Gravel and ssndi el'ss No o. Mould ng and fire
Iron, iron spikes, and nails; class 20. ~, stesl;
alAss No 49, Pg ironj clN's NO u, Flee class No.
IS, Psints, oil, and glsspi clans No IS, ship
chaudiery; Glass No. II, Hardware; class No. ID,
stationery; class No. 20, " and straw olass NJ.
u, Provender; oass NJ. w. Cha 90 u; CLASS NJ. ~,
Betting, pao aing, and hose class No. ~, Sperm
,0d Iubricatias oils; o'sss No %, Iron work,
piping, sc class NJ. % Auksrs oisss No n, An
thracite cosli osss NJ ~, itumnous, sd-
top coal; class M. 81, Copper aud 90 npo sition
nails; elAss A, Fire truck, 80.
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DPAss STENCIL ALPHABETs.

DRASS STENCIL ALPHABETS.
NJ. ]. METCALF Il SON,
IOl Union street, b ,Aton, Mass,
The only manufacturers In the Y tied >tAteL Of
Brass Alpha beta and Figures, to any great extent,
sold AZ Wholesale at the Lowest Cash Prices.
Also the best Of Ind.llhle stencil Ink very cheap.
ries or orders promptly attended to. jy22-Sm
MOSQUITO NETS AND BARS.
Inc undersigned has on hand, and 10 prepared
MOSQUITO BARS,
such as PAlmeT's Fixture OF Movable Standard,
HartwCll'B Imperial steel Wire CANOPY, or Roe.
buckle Umbrella Mosquito Bar, at short notice
and the lowest New York price
Kets aud Lace sold by the quantity, piece or by
The yard. GEO. WlLL>EH,
iyI t64 Ninth street, bet. ID and K.
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"ANTED---MEN FOR THE ARMY
w AND NAVY. LARGE BoUSTtEs Ap-
ply to the Recruiting Once, 500 New Jersey az.
enue, and the office, Pcwh.tan Hotel, foot Of
Seventh street. L. MATHER 4 A. HOLLY.
jyie-u
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HEADQUARTERS FOR SUBSTITUTES FOR
RESIDENTS OF THIS DISTRICT.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-23
rnE rNpERsIaNEp orFER FoR sALr

$50 barrels plaster paris. 100 barrels marble
dust, 100 barrels cement 80 barrels spanish whit
ing, 500 carboys oil vitro, Eastern: 5000 ID.
nitric acid strong; 1900 lbs citric acid 1000 lbs
muriatic acid, 5000 lbs powdered tartaric acid
best; 40 casks super carb soda 500 ozs supl
Qunine 100 ozs strychnine, pure; - sulph NOR
phine. loo lbs iodide potassa, l25 lbs chloroiorm
l06 lbs calomel. 1000 lbs spts nit and aq am
monia. 600 lbs balsam copaiba, 80 lbs gum ara
bic white: 2000 lbs fors suphar. 600 lbs oil lem
on bergamont $500 gallons kerosine oil 1000 gals
pure lard oil, in tins; l60 gals Alcohol. 95 per
cent, in tins 100 gals linseed oil, 1000 gals
neatsfoOt polar and china nut oil, 500 gals castor
oil, origanum, peppermint. sprue and almonds
paint brushes, white wash brushes. hair brushes
tooth brushes, feather busters. 10 bbls refined
lampblack. 90 bblS irish moss. 10 cases iSiugass
700 doz Wrights pills, 20 gross Braudreth's pills
100 gross Moffats. Ayers. Jayne's Lees and
Mclanes pills, 100 doz Myers sarsaparilla and vel
low dock, 10 doz Lyons Katharion 500 Jules
Haules x Co.'S extracts. oils cologues &c. 20 box
es CASTLE soap genuine; 80 cases best olive oil.
5000 lbs sal soda 60 bbls resin. 5000 lbs Shakers
herbs, fresh 400 lbs pure ground sage fresh; 1000
lbs pressed hops in one-fourth, onehalf and l lb
papers 300 lbs borax. 5000 lbs assorted paints in
cans, tun of putty in bladders and cans, 20 bbls
dye woods, varnish>s of all kinds. % bbls canary
hemp. flax and coriander seeds. In quantities to
suit, all at the lowest prices. Orders respectfully
solicited. Il. H. MCDONALD & Co.
Importing & Wholesale Druggists San Francisco.
R. H. MCDONALD 4 Co., Sacramento.