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IanAI EpIaI.fs ARMY.

The Washington correspondent OF the New
NoIk Ua,iy RsI0s, under dale OF the 2Hh, states
that he has Iecent Intelligence from Giants
army some ut which IL is, perhaps, he adds, ini
proper IL publish At present. lie diseredits The
stoiies OF The recapiuIe oi wagons aud horses
tiOm our forces In their retreat from MaIya -
The piunder, he states, was ont oireach OfPu1sut
long ago.
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Hastings Ho.srt-In consequence OF sick.
meas In h,s family, m GaurI Was held By
Judge Lyons yesierday. Hia absence fronl
the city will be protraeted till "Wednesday,
at which time ii 10 expected he Will again
be ready for business.
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The cost OF the English embassies, missions,
and political agencies In tureixn counlries Ia The
financial year ending May 81, 1868, Was 2G2 b75
IL includes sum Of f 1874 for special sassi0ns
and about the same amouat for tent, building Ie-
pairs Ut furniture.
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THR EMANCIPATION PROcLAhATtoS-A A caIman in
Ney, Orieans ran over and pat Out the light Of
vetv Young American citizen OF Attiean d. seeht,
and was heard 10 exclaim, '' Bless the emahcipa=
,Ion proc an,ation. If had done that two years
aso il would have cost NE nve hundreo dollars" !"
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According to an Official report recently published
al Rome, Ibe TIappists Ia Ffance aad Algeria
number about . 90 la England there are i20
f,appisls, In Ireiaad s., and IN Gefmaay ia4 la
Belgian there are four institutions belonging 10
this boay, and Sc everai in America.
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Hon Rohl F Barnett, formerly a ssena
tar t,ou, the Macon disuict, was Killed bYJ y
Ilii,. Al t.linton. ua Friday last. The Decatur
; ooast saws the difficulty gfew out oi \ poIitiea
au sfrei-sp,inofsid I'M Register.
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eg We are again under obligations to
Mr.. w. G. Rarnes, of the Express Company,
for late Southern papers, in advance OF the
t,ail
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Eag Of 7fucs.-Another nag of truce boat
from Fortress Monroe ID expected TO arrive
at Varin& some time during the present
week. Il ts not known whether she will
briug any Confederate prisonerH on The trip
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r. = ths msnufanlusAr Tor ths sAie Of This
cSvvsaAed chewing \ Escc0.
"a ~ 40 "a hAaa ssu baxca of Hasdsra vs's
sweet Roas. 3 ysaFs old, proaoancsa ~ ledGes Aha
heae cheutse tobacco IN the city.
Ano, 10 Os0 paGkas1e "
Enosisg ssa h~nnfansufea,
Of Ail eradss.
HAsyxY, JAHas I WILLlAss,
" a6-l0tt tAesslS sMsss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-26

MDuor's Court The following h Iiat 81
the cases before the Mayor On yesterday
Caledonia King, free neortO, WA charged
With stealing one calico dfesa, vAlnad at go,
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THE CONFEDERATE STATS Ann CHINA.
from the N Y TttbHhsj

We referred some time a go 10 decree issued
by the Chint Govefnmeui, at Ihx frsssGst OF ihF
United States Minister In -fekih, ax 1Iast the ad
mtssion Of Confederate vessels TO any Chinese
poit, The decree Is, of cOHfSe, not TO The Hing
OF the British residents In China, aud one OF theiI
organs threatens the Chinese with the wrath o
P6esident Davis. "fhc decree of Prince kung
u says, amounts 20 a els,a beifi and Il IL should
suit President Davis To make trouble about II he
will have an exc ceieDt opportunity of doing so II
hc selects To Ietallate, there Is NJ Power except
the United States that Would care 10 interfere
aud that power c0u do but little. Confederate
cruisers might open co OmmuhicatiOBs with tht
TSipi0gs, and with ease sweep the present dy
nasty from the thr0Ae. We know CT H0lhing Whict
conlL be more easily tf,etedi and as, sPeaktn
with reference 10 the law Of nations the C0nfed
eraie States would have risht on their side, uncs
PiiAce Kung should selectt0 eat the ieck there
would be little difficulty la creating such a com
piicalion as might produce most important, per
hlps disistI, as tesuAs -
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q, oss op Tns ?. rTssuRa sAlR.

Irsem the Psitsharg Chsonicte, Jaae 70
The SANITARY Fsis cl0sed on Sa;nsday evening !
s,aaer sike satisfactory - tts Oset
..,ators ana the public ~ largo. Mt siaee she
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INCREASE Or Pay IN IHe YANKEE ARMY.


The President has sig; d and approved tie act
10 increase the pay of the soldiers In ,he tutted
States army. IL provides that and after The Isl
dIy OF May last, and duri0g The continuance OF
the present rebellion, the pay per month OF non
commissioned officers and privates Ia The mi l.
tary seivtce shall be az follows:
Sergeant Majors, see, auarterinastsrs and Cam
mi >saIy SerReants Of Cavaiiy, Artillery, aud In
Gsuiry. @2J: Ser seants Of Ordnance, Sappefs and
MineIs, and Puntoniers, S34; COrp0rais OF Ord
nance, 3appeTs and Miners, and Pdht0nleTs, SSo,
fhvales OF Eagiaeers and Ordnance, of the iifst
class SIS, and of the second eta ;, 8; COfporais
| of Cavalry, Aui iiery. aud Infantry, ala; Chief
Buglers of Cavalry, Se3, Bugiers, sc; FarIiers
| and fslacksmiths OF Lavary, and ArifceGs of Ar
Iulaalry. S,2; Leaders Of Brigade and r gimeatal
| Bands SO; Musicians, Sl6; Hospital Stewards ol
the =, class S33 Hospital Stewards of the see
| 0Ri class. S25; Hospital Stewards OF the third
| class, @o3
| All aun commissioned officers aud pTivaies la The
| regular army, serving under rnIismeuts mad.
ptior 10 judy s2I, lS0t, shai, have the privilege o
-enistinR toI tetm OF three years Ia tlriI it
speettVr 0IgahiZ uiGns, until The fst OF Augns
| next, aud all such uon- CT nmssoned officers ant
piieates SD re ensting, shall he entitled 10 th'
| bounty meniio0ed la the joint resolution OF Con
gress approved January 3, 1851
In all cases WhaTethe Government shall furnish
| anspDTtati0n ana subsistence to discharged ON
GERS aud soldiers from The place of heis distharg
tn the place of entoliment, original muster int
the service they shall aot be en,itei Ia travel pa
| OF Communication OF subsistence.
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rur ENG .azagsr Al satcEsk's FsEsx.


A Correspondent OF The New XO.k Herald wdtss
The follow ing exaggerated account of the hight al
Snickei's;
Ssi.6ga's FSsay, July 20 THE forces u0der
Major Gen Wi,gnt have pas sued kafl} aud BTeek'
ini.dee iiom Washington 10 This place, sometimes 8
skirMishihg with their rear guard, WhiebSpT0sed
TO have been kept 2 hours Ia the rear Of the maln
body for pui poses OF observation. IL Invariably
fed when attacked. When near Pufceisviie e,
san.e miles sonth OF Suckers Gap, Duhie's cav
AIRY, OF Gen Cooks command, came upon their
trans ami captured 81 Of their WagoOs with bui
slight loss Up At The mouth Ut titr Gap he had
more serious time, and lost few men Crook
then btough, up his cavaity, aud, passing through
the Gap. reached the ferry, which was 6" strong
protected that he could not cross.
The next day Gen Wight came UP with some
of his tIo"ps, aud soon determined 10 attempt )
CROSSING, surH rHcientiy at least 10 determine thei
strcng,t. He did SO, and, under cover of artillery
FIRE, cto2sed over several rtgiments, which maia
tained iheu ground inaniuiiy for soaie time, bu
Just as IeintofcemcDis were about to joia' ihen
they came hack, The right of the line being Ia son,'
confusion. The wh0e ankee loss Is estimated
al tjI neu.
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ADDITIONAL fROa THE NORTH.
From our late Northern flee, we make
some extracts given below:

From our late Northern flee, we make
some extracts given below
GRERIEg's ACe6usT OF HIS 'FkACa aEoaTiATloas"
From the New York Tribune.
The telegraphic stories concerning Peace Con
fereRces a, Niagara Falls have a slender tonud3-
ton In fact hui most Of the details very wide
of the tr 9TH. The editor of this paper has taken
parl In and been privy 10 no further negotiations
than were fully authorized ana more Than author
lied. But these rciated solely tn bringing the
an, agonisis face 10 face, Ia amicabe rather than
haiiisrfent attitude, wi,ii the view to The thita
tiun m an efiuu fOr praee, to be prosecuted
at Washington. 2he movement has had no ists-
mediate success.
Of course, all reports that the writer has been
ergsged in pioposing OF receiving or discussing
hy t,dthecaled terms or basis OF peace. whether
with accredited ageais OF ths kichm0ud snthoti-
ties 81 others aIs utterly mistaken. lie has never
had The slightest authorization 10 do anything oil
the sort ani he IL qate aware OF those provi-
sions ot law which rriate Ia v0ln"teef hegotia-
tons with public eneinies. Those provisions he
heartily appioves, aud Is no~ise ihclihst !"
violate.
More than this he does moi yet feel at liberty 10
state, though ht soon may ts. And all that ne
can now add is his genefll inference tnat Tue
pac atoa OF our country ID neither so ainieui'
nor distant as seems 10 be generally suppossu'
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AUCTION SALES.

Eyw L. WALL d Co., Aasticp.e-.
At the Horss Bazaar, 80 scNtA sids Eosisnd ovea~.
besrees ktath and Tenth ss-s.ts.
TWELVE Way FINE Work HOASR3,-Oa
SATURDAY MORNING. eth instant, ct u
Sscioef wswill sell ut the Bszaaf, II y.rY ia.
work Horits, tAe property OF suffer dtc:inias
Terms cash,
ja 2. WI WALL & 90. Auc.'.
By TH0NAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
GEORGETOWN, D. O.
NEW AND eHG0Np HAND FURNITURE, &C.
At AUofIoH.--Oo MON DAY MORNING sese,
January Ith. 1884. af 10 O'Clock. viii sell q:
ton, ut the Furniture Wareroom on aorne- OF
Efgh sna Pros est stree t., Gee satown A sood as
tortmeut OF rev end second hand Furniture c,n-
sisupg of Buear Bedsteads, CHAIRS Tables
.Washttands, ane many ether articles such as u,u-
Ally kept in . house furnishing store.
Terms ceeh. -r~s .a.Ts
js7 81 THos. BOWLING. Auct
By VIM. L. WALL Il co, Auctioneers
at the Horse Bazaar. % south sids La. ArenRs
-. bettreen 9th and hrh st,ee1s.
EAMILY CARRIAGES Ac AUCTION. On
Z SATURDAY MORNING., the 9th inst, COM
nencing 1t 10 clock we will sell At our Bssssr,
without referve. for cash, for a,count Of whom 1t
large Family Oarriegs in excslis Mt order, haviuS
:. been but little used. and built in this city.
Also. several other Family Carriages, Wssonss &c.
Few large Wagon ufed for cooking, built for that
puI pose.
Inms lately after the male Of Carriages, &c, we
VIII cell large number OF excellent Work sni
ta7 W. L. WALL 90, Auets.
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DIED.,

On the morning of the 7th instant, at pollock
LIZ 4, wife Of Charles Quinn, aged thirty Gig ut
Her funeral will take place or Friday TIE sth
nearL,
Thursday morning. 9TH instant, sAMpsoN JEN
KIES.
instant, ri p M, from VI st Georgetown Church
On Tie morning Of the 9Th inst, ELIZA DYER
SARkoN, youngest daughter of the late Joan
Marion eted years and months
On Jsnu az 6tb. MARY sIIuy, daughter Of the
late William end CatS RYE Mccarthy, sssa 10
wears. May she rest in peace.
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DEATH IN THE AIR.-Hossstter's Stomach Biner,
= positive preventive Of epidemies is now within
protective properties of Hostettsr's Bitters are
phere. Armed with this inestimable Tonic and
Alternative, thousands plunge fearlessly into the
most unhealthy regions of California. and stay
there for weeks, months years, without ex perienc
ing day s sickness. It is the great acclimatins
Liver Complai, t., and all disturbances Of the
bowels. it has no rival either among patent medi
practice. So satisfied are the physicians of the
United Stat on this head that at the suggestion
placed on the list of standard specifics in most of
the civil and military hospitrls in America. It's
operation is. so to speak to iron plate the system
and render it invutnerable to the climatic infiu-
ences which mako such fatal havoc among our
ofthe year. Perfectly harmless, it may be taken
with entire IMMUNITY. by persons for whom all
other stimulants too exciting 20 be safely used
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally every
whore.
Wholesale Agents-A. NJ. Bininger & Co.. 237
Penn ave. ia 7-eo3t
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MARRIED,

On the 5th inst at the residence Of the bride, by
The tey; John McNaIly; JOHN l.: HAWKES.,
ESQ &c Mrs.. FANNIE BROWN. both of this city i.
tBslt Sun please copy.
On the 9Th inst, BY the Rev DR. =. T. Brown, ct
e to Siss ;Es ssf;
0sorgetovn, D. c.
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SECRET DISEASES

Samarttan's Gift is the most certain. safe and
effectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral,
no bal sam, mercury Only ten pills to be taken.
II is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81;
female, SO. 80 FTE
Soniartian's Root and Herb Juiees-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis Scrous Ulcers, Sores
Spots, letters. DC. Price 81 six bottles for S.
Sold by S. 9. Ford See advertisement. ms
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Ha1z prxlHA1KpxH

Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye is shs best in I'll.
world. The only harmless, trvs and reliable Dye
know. This splendid Hair Dye ia perfect-chans Cd
Be-. Aiusty or Grey Hair instantly to Glossy
Blaek or NasUal Broom, without in1uring the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; imp parts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its Pristine color and rectiHes the i'll effects
Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine Is signed WnLIAM
BATcHRLoR, all othsrs are ere i'm itstions, and
should be avoided. Sold by all druggists dc. Fac
.ory-S1 Barclay street, New York Batch elor q
new Poflet Cream for dressing tbs hair. ~ 7-eoly
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEMENTs TONIGHT.

FoRD's THRArRR.-Tonight, Mr.. Proctor,
the tragedlan, will appear again as "Ethel-
wold," in the play Of Ambition" And he
does well, for the character is one OF his best
and in It he ELECTS the undivided attention Of
the audience. Besides, he Is well supported by
all OF Mr.. Ford's fine company; and one could
scarcely desire to see a better Henry Eighth"
than Mr. Herne or better "Catharine How
ard" than Miss Alice Grey, who are the main
characters after that Of Ethelwold''
growers THBATER.-The patrons OF Gro.
ver's Theater are to- night promised the beau
hfal five act play eft " The Little Barefoot"
and in it Miss Charlotte Thompson will sustain
the principal character. This drama is one OF
the most interesting on the stage, and 1t has
been got up in that superb styl for which Mr..
Grover is famous. Mas Thompson will be
ably sustained by Mr. Grover fine stock COM
interest throughout. -sF
CANTERBURY-Sinnis public benefactor,
for ne offers nightly just an entertainment as
causes people to laugh and grow tat. His
corps OF Ethiopian performers, and MS ballet
and pantomime company cannot De excelled
here: The best talent and that which offers the
greatest variety of entertainment is always en-
gagged. ALL should hear Miss Dora Dawson,
The vocalist, and see Tim Hayes, the clog dan
Ger.
THE GREAT REBELLIoN.-Scenes and incl
dents connected with the great rebellion, from
Fort Sumter down 10 the battle OF Chickanau-
ga, are ightly exhibited in handsome style at
The Washington Theater. The sketches were
q made upon the localities they depict, and
consequently spirited and truthful.
THR RUSSIAN WAR-This fine exhibition
at Odd Fellows Hall, is also we'll worthy of q
visit as 1t gives correct delineations Of scenes
and incidents connected with the great Rus
ago. The paintings cover an immense amount
OF canvas -s- B ng..-
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Loss BY FIBK AND ROBBERS, PR8vRNTRD-The
subscribers call attention to their extensive stock
ofHerri, 6 Cos Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
which are furnished at the manufacturers prices,
delivered at any Fart .fthe city.
JAS c. MoGuIRB Il Co.,
de q I'm Sole Agents for Herring Il Co.
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The Very Latsss by Telegraph.
gsAnegalfsls sAArA oLAes.

Ofthe Ndtion1E Bookstore, u ~
ATS Penn. av., bot. 18th And 18th sts.
pRAE SRI: shall visit Warrington b. the early
train ON Monday, Dec 1sta, ard remain uutn the
Holidays over. i sh sill make my head au arteKg
during my stay at your stors, and VIII have With
days, suitable for old and yours, rich and poor.
Eieasnt Fresen tatior Books Bibles, Prayer Books.
a Eurerb lot Of Photograph Albums of, svsrJ
Wax Bnxes Writins Desks, e~slry Boxes g4s'
Bsciasmynon. Chs ss and Crib bass Boards. .sai
Chitren b Books, Games, pictures. -~.r5a'i-f t-ss
foase. Cen b. Brushes, Knives. Rs.ers
Portfolios, ana assIissy o. sru Ssrf
To VIM r. RTcHsfETN, 81
= q or Tie National Bookstore. ~. =
27e fs. av., bel. lltn snu III so n. !,
n. D. Anether SIMPLY of the etrsnferr 0eies
aud Every eodyt Pocket Handy Book, 3uH -.
Icsiyed ard for sale wholesale end retst., - ~
fee on receipt Of 30 cents. ~ . 5psds b-sa
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RESOLUTION for the relief Of T. ]. Lazenby,
Resolced by fts Board Of Aldsrnlen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Gscygstosrn
That the fine imposed upon T. J. Lazenby by JUS
tice Resver be; and the same is hereby, remitted;
said 7. J. Lazenby the amount of raid fine. he
paying the costs. lApproved December %, 1862
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These Lozenges are prepared from a highly es-
teemed recipe for alternating Bronchial Affections
Asthma, Hoarseness, Cou CHS Colds. and Irritation
or Soreness of the Throat.
Public Speakers and FocIlists
Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking or singing. and relieving the
throat after any unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs. having peculiar adaptation to affections
which disturb the organs of speech. de "a I'm
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.
A srrrL.xxsr to an ordin.nce entitled an ordi-

SUFFICIENT to an Ordinance entitled an Ordi-
Be e ordained nv tas Boasd Of Aldermen asd Board
ov'n NOR Ooknsn 81 fhe CORPORATION Of GsoTE
Is2i to which this i supplement, As requires the
appointment Of two Inspectors and Corders Of Fire
i 81 fSssss
there shall be only one inspector and Corder OF
ali the duties that were herstofore periorme By
two Inspectors under the ordina nee to which this
deputy Whenever he shall dee m Il sdyisabis.
Approved December %, 1868.
SUPPLEMENT to an Ordinance entitled an Ordi-
r. rance TO- +, t. The ls pectian Of m6eF
Of Common tosneit Of The Corporation Of Gscsseto.rn
That so much of the ordinance to which this is q
Of e s e.
BE, and the same is hereby. repealed; and that
aa
Of Lumber appointed, Who shall perform all the
Inspectors under the ordinance to which this is q
supplement-, and shall have power to appoint a
Approved December 70, 1853. -
A RESOLUTION to pay certain claims
Rssolred by ths Board 81 Aldsrnrsn and Board Of
TS .p Cornell Of ths CrpSrat.on e.
Grimes hfy four dollars for and
1sIs as per afeoTpt rendered 49,
writing table furnisn ed to Council CHAMBER, March
Is, 1861; and TO order of Messrs. Harvey. Clark &
fourth cf the appropriation made by the Levy
Court of Washington County for fuel for the
Orphans Court of said County.
Approved December %, 1853.
RESOLUTION authorizing certain ratings to be
erected.
Resolved by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Cornell Of the Corporation Of Gecrgeto,cn,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby. requested to
have suitable ratings erected Market Space
and Frederick street, the line of the canal,
protection against accidents and that the Clerk is
hereby directed to pay the expense of the same TO
the order Of the Mayor, upon proper vouchers.
Approved December %, 1853.
A RESOLUTION to pay certain claims.
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgeto,cn,
That the Clerk pay to the order Of Walter Cooley
twenty-five dollars and thrt nine cents, in full
payment of his bill for ice furnished to Mayor 3
Office, to October 80 1885, and to order of Charles
Memmert eleven dollars, for epsring street lamps
to October IL, 1863 and that ne charge the amount
last named TO the gas fund.
Approved December %, 1853.
A RESOLUTION for the relief Of T. ]. Lazenby
ReSolcsd by tbs Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Gscrgsto1rn,
That the fine imposed upon T. J. Lazenby by JUS
tice Reaver be. and the same is hereby, RENTED
and that the Clerk is hereby directed to refund to
said I. j. LaZenby the amount of taid fine. he
paying the costs. tApproved December %, 1862
ReSoired by the Board Of Aldermen and Bo1rd o.,
Common COnreil Of The Corporation nf Georgetolon
That the Clerk be- and he is hereby, instructed to
refund to Augustus Brown seven dollars and fifty
certs, being for five dog checks lost by him, par
affidavit. and the price thereof paid by Brown
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CoRrs, &c. Those afflicted with these trouble
some things. whether bard soft: also those
tr ubled with inions, Callosities. club and in
growing toe ma Is, can find great relief and salts
factory benefit by applying to DIR. White, 424
Pennsylvanis avenue. between AZ and 9Th streets.
No charges for consultation. ia 5-tf
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TIE cuEAPEsT AND BEST HAIR DYE IN THE woRL D.
Her1 Fedss or WASHES 0m.-Upham's Hair Dye 50
GEMS box Tha 18th best IN ry It, sold Sy
ington and Henry Cook. Alexandria, ia Oily
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AREsOLUTION in favor of Augustus Brown.
ReS0ired by the Board OF Aldermen and Bonrd Of
Common COureiI Of The Corporation nf GeOrgeoron,
That the Clerk be. and he is hereby instructed to
refund to Augustus Brown seven dollars and fifty
certs being for five dog checks lost by him, par
affidavit. and the price thereof paid by A Brown
to the Clerk [Approved December 20. 1853.
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THIS Is POSITIVELY the last week Of the Rus.
sian War Diorama at Odd Fellows Hall-only
three nights II ore, and on Saturday afternoon
at three O'Clock.
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Baows's BRONCHIAL TRocB,

CHAINS.-Gold- plated Chains at the Dollar Jew
clry Store, AS, Pennsylvania avenue. ia 2-lw~
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" aualitT 3ust from paporters hands =. -,
- -, : p KING d BUROHNLL.
roE gss4ls eornss Vermont ass. sad 18th st.
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ARN 8 DRESS BUTTS.
Yoxt8's Dress Sxfts.
Gi!5reas' Dress Ssits.
hsn's Basi1e:s Sxi:s
Yoath's Bxsi8ess Salts.

Caildrens' School Suits.
NOAH WALLER & Co., 36s Penn. avenue, Metro
politsn Hotel Building, would resgeetfnHy an
ter Clothing lie Rov ready for inspection. L is
comprised OF an assortment Of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
c material trimming and workship.
TO those who study e1csllence with economy In
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock Of ready made clothing in this city, at very
reduced prices. oc3-4m
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INV YORK STYLES

INV YORK STYLES
Gsntiensa's Eothtns!-Neac and Ed5hioaa5l!
large sssorguls MT for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Coats excel in
beauty grade and finish anything ever offered Ia
this city. WALL, STEPHENS & Co.,
322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
eo2h ssr lInteh. and Repub.l -.sf
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on THE AVENUE, 43S, near Az street is the Dol
lar Jcweiry Store. ia 2-lWf