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pay very heavy toll amount to many
thousands Of American goods and only
a few hundreds OF Canadian and viee
VerSa
This kind of reciprocity affords rare
sport for the Democrats and their for
eign boys generally, but the American
frogs may not be able to see ii in that
light
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

dENEEous.-Mr. N. P. Simons, our
toWnsman, on Saturday very generously
contributed one h@ndred dollars towards
defraying the expenses of feeding the
soldiers returning from the war. Such
noble generosity deserves to be remem-
bered.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

LosT OR SroLEN--A plan for paving
off the National Debt of the United
States by voluntary subscription; also.
a roll of honor" consisting of a small
but select list Of names of gentlemen
who subscribed largely but paid nothing,
This plan was the invention of that re-
nowned manufacturer ofnotions, organ
izer of parties, ION paper,) and high pro.
fessor of hunbug, the New York HID,
A liberal reward will be paid for the re.
turn of the plan to Mr.. J. G. B-t. az
Washington Heights, on the Hudson.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

A DhBoLIoAL AT.-Somebody recent
~ undertook to idle or drive a horse
from Boston to Portland, 115 miles, be.
tween sunrise aid sunset, the motive
oelng to win o thousand dollars. The
morse got within six miles Of the goal
considerably within the time, when he
iell and Immediately expired. The lob
is, therefore, unfinished, and the true
way to complete t would be to harness
the men concerned in the bet to the car
cass OF the horselnd make them drag
IL oack Toward bston until each and
every one OF the brutal bipeds shared
the same fate oftie poor animal so wan
tonly murdered.
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TO HON. PAUL pILLINeHAM.
Albany, N, Y, July 20, 1851.

PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND JEFF. DAVIS,
Gen. Sherman says he asked Mr.. Lin
coin explicitly when at City Point whe-
ther he wanted him to capture JEFF. Da
Wis or let him escape, but the President
gave him no reply except a story about
a temperance lecturer, who, one day af
ter long ride in the hot sun, stopped
at the house of a friend, and was regaled
with lemonade. His host insinuatinglv
asked if he wouldn't like the least dron
Of something stronger to brace up his
nerves after the exhausting heat and
exercise. No" replied the lecturer 81
couldn't think of it; I'm opposed to it
on principle. But" he added, with d
longing glance at the black bottle that
stood conveniently at hand, "if you
could manage to put in a drop unJe-
knownSt to me, l don't think it would
hurt me much" Now, General" Mr.
Lincoln is said to have concluded, "Tm
bound to oppose the escape of Jeif. Da-
Wis; but if you could manage to let him
slip out unbeknownst like, guess it
wouldn't hurt me much !"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

EgWe noticed this morning at the
store of Nathan Pierce, Mr.. ]. r. Day
ton, of Middletown, Conn.,, agent for
Hudson's Patent Washing Machine. We
saw the machine in operation, and were
informed by Mr.. Pierce that he had
given it a thorough trial at his house.
We were very much pleased with it,
and think that its simplicity and cheap
ness cannot help but bring it into gen.
eral use throughout the country.
We have since learned from Mr.. Day.
ton that he has given the agency for
Rutland County to Mr.. Nathan Pierce,
at whose store the machines can be had
at wholesale or retail. The retail price
is 81 so each. We would cheerfully
recommend our readers throughout the
country to call at Mr.. Pierce's and ex.
anime the machine for themselves, as we
believe it to be just the thing wanted by
every family.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

AN UNNATURAL YOU'VE JErF.-The
Providence Press says that one of the
citizens OF that place has returned from
Savannah, who gives information con-
corning the family of JEFF. Davis, to the
efiect that Mrs. Davis is boarding at the
Pulaski House, and has apparently plen.
ty OF money. She has an extensive and
magnificent wardrobe, he is certain Of
from ocular demonstration, and also
that she spares no pains to let that fact
be know. Her little son seems to he on
Joylng himself hugely, and frequently
amuses am himself by singing in the hall
Tree" O"' nppie
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tlon with the road, so recently severed.
This mark Of respect to Mr.. b. is fiat
tering and well deserved. AS railroad
Superintendent he stands at the head of
his profession.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

PREsENTArIoN.-The Troy Times of
the SOth ult. says:
A pleasant affair occurred at the denot
last evening. The employees of the Tr@v
ana Boston Railroad presented toIV
BAKER, late superintendent. a handsome
caoinet service. Joseph Crandall Cen
sfal Freight Agent, made the presents
tlon; Mr.. Baker replied very feelinoiv
-alluding to his eleven Years 'C1,rrsS connec y
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sLAvHRY.-The only States of the Un-
ion in which slaVery now has an exist
ehce are Kentucky and Delaware, and
the institution is in frightfully NOR
Duno condition in each OF them. In
Delaware it is an absurdity, in its char
ac'er as well as in It's magnitude. and
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.E-s''lt will be recollected that in 1861
Hon. Paul Dillingham; was nominated
as Democratic candidate for Governor,
and John G. SAKE for Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Shortly afterwards the follow.
ing Jes desprtt appeared in the papers,
which we imagine will be read with in
terest at the present time The times
are changed and there is no longer any
danger that the people will make the
blunder which the poet speaks of We
will put the eloquent Paul right into
the Governors chair.
TO HON. PAUL pILLINGHAM.
Democratic Candidate for G overuor of Vermont
DEAR PAUL am extremely delighted at learn
ing.
The recent Convention has proved so discerning,
And given your servant sn honor indeed
At least a suece sor who ought TO succeed; -
a pat riot orator, Gentleman; strong
In uphOlding the right and resisting the wrong;
And here let me add, while I'm thinking upon t,
The best looking man in the State Of Vermont
o eloquent Pauli-venerable nomen!
The name in it,elf S an excellent omenl
If q ey don't put you iuto the Governors chair,
The people viii M ke, l am free TO de llare,
a blunder this year which will quite have sur
passed
A similar one they committed the last
!. O. =.
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COMMITTED SUIoIDE.-Lient. Highly, of
the llth Regular Infantry, who had for
some days been on recruiting duty for a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

regular infantry regiment, at the Van
derlip House, Manchester vt, attempt.
ed suicide by cutting his throat at his
lodgings, on Tuesday evening. His In
juries were pronounced as necessarily Of
a fatal character, Over indulgence is
stated as the melting cause. Lieut..
Hiigby is the same officer that mustered
the 5th Vermont Regiment into service
In Sept. 1861, and his condition at the
time of the muster-in Of this regiment,
excited considerable remark.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

"SIzE is OF NO ACCOUNT. "A gifted
African of the boot black persuasion,
while dancing like st. Vitus over u Gus
TONER'S boots the other day, observed
his partner poring wisely over a news
paper, whereupon the following coIIoquy
ensued:
"Julius, what you Iookin' at de paper
for; you can't read ?"
GO way, tellah, guess Use big enuf
to read"
"Dats muffin; a cows big enuf' to
catch mice, but she can't"
&c" Judge Bingham reaches this con-
clusion in his great argument in the as
sassinatiOn eases. chat Jefferson Davis
is as clearly proven guilty of this CON
spiracy as is John Wilkes Booth. bv
by whose hand Jefferson Davis inflicted
the mortal wound upon Abraham Lin
coin" The Washington Chronicle as
serts that every man whose wish is not
father to this thought will emphatically
accept Judge Bingham's conclusian.
Careful readers of Judge Bingham's ar
gument will find it difficult to reach as
positive conclusion, but if it can be
sustained the government will of course
pun DAVIS on trial at once for assassina-
tloh ana nan g him for it. Not only the
country, but the civilized world will
approve the sentence if judge Rinn-
hams opinion can be sustained bv ay;
dence.
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SOLDIER Boy WAGGRRY.-Among the
sharp boys in Sherman's army on the
grand march, was a graduate OF the
common schools of Northern Ohio-the
only son of a widowed mother. The
fond mother had no word from her son
from the time the army left Chattanooga
till it reached Atlanta. She waited for
tidings with much anxiety-watching
daily the newspaper reports. At length
several days after the taking of Atlanta
had been announced, letter was brot
her which read as follows.
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DEAR MOTHER
Bully boy home tomorrow.

BOB.
When inquired Of by friend, to whom
the unfrequency and brevity of his epis-
ties home had been mentioned, why he
did not write oftener and at greater
length, he answered.
Bully boy S got his haversack full.
Kept it all to tell by word of mouth.
Won't he have good time talking up
the old lady ?"
Those who know the boy accept this
answer as a token of 1llial affection. If
seriously wounded he knew his compan-
ions would promptly notify his friends,
and with eyes open and q retentive mem,
ory, he treasured his experience, trusting
that by his mothers side at home he
could some day tell her ALL The meet
ing was, no doubt, joyous one-a very
Joyous one-and Bob proved fascinat-
ing narrator to grateful listener.
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a LAMA
DEAR Notice Bully boy all right.

BOB.
Ia due time Sherman marched from
Atlanta to Savannah. There was fight
behind Savannah. The widowed moth
er read In the newspapers that the vo,.,
pany to which her boy belonged was in
that fight. With almost sleepless anxi-
ETY., she waited for news from him. One
day she received a note which read thus:
SAVANNAH.
DEAR MOTHER Bully boy got hole
in his hide-not bad BOB,
l.. iuarUn OF events Sherman's
men reached Washington, were mustered
out, and the company to which - Bob "
belonged came to the Capital of Ohio.
Here bob" had his final, honorable dis
charge, and when he had made it "all
right with the Paymaster, and was
again a citizen, he sent the following
telegram
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RUTLAND HERALD.
MONDAY, JULY 8. 1865,
Consistency.

The fourth and sixth resolutions Of
the Democratic Convention read as fol-
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crowned with natural flowers, and holding
in her stifIencd 6ngers the ring which she
was 20 hsve placed on tho finger OF the
Young Highlauder in the ballet. The idoa
4 perfec.iy successful The whole popula-
tion Of San Francisco flock 70 behold the
eight. Saint Bertrand congratulate him
self on his brilliant invocation. But In
this, az In every other scheme, luck only
follows him 10 certain distance, and just
when he iancles himself about 70 realize
q superb profit, which win enable him 70
return 10 Europe IN splendor, the authori-
Ities Of the place forbid the reopenlng Of
the exhibition In consequence Of the rapid
decomposition OF the corpse. Saint Ber-
trand, much injured and Aggrioved 1t the
decree, leaves -the body 10 Be buried By the
hotel keeper, and Joins aparty Of specula-
tors proceeding 70 the mines. Onthe road
Justice vertakes him Al last. He has been
followed by the foster brother OF the Pol
lab Countess, who has acted a. q servant
70 the danseuse, always awaiting the ven
geance he has sworn 70 wrcak upon the trail
IT. In the midst oftho deep solitudOa among
toe mountains he discloscs 10 the miners
70 whole life and dolugs OF 81. Bertrand,
and inquiries what form OF justice can be
admlnlstered 10 90 deeply dyed . villain.
To hang him at once out Of hand 10 the
immediate verdict. The tree stands by
the roadsIde-the rope IL ready In the twin
kle Of an eye--the brawny arms ofthe min
ecs liftthe culprit. 81. Bertrand, trembling,
covering, imploring for mercy, IL strung
up without ons single word OF pity from
tho lookers-on, and len 20 serve q food for
yultures, while the band Of adyenturers
proceed on their journey, and laugh ~ they
turn on the brow Of the NIL 20 SOC the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

Tho property Of this company consists Of the
we'll known Martin or Standing Stone tract, aud
contains from 3 900 to y 600 acres Of land, In
Zee simple ffso ffSm leases, undivided interest.
the Little kRnawha rivsTl and itH tributaries pass
through this property, and u has upon u q larger
umouht OF boring territory than 10 owned by any
o. SaAS VIZ SSt% spaa IN n wet S s1L ssssa
or Burning spring tract, and In extent of terri
tory IL I've times greater, and II eoaaidered by
all experienced oil mon familiar with the oil ais
!S' q We. ySsSa quite equal 70 not :sIs
OIL Company property extends from the Little
KAnAwhA river, noaI BarainH Spring Run,
Aeross the waters Of Standing Stone ersok, la
eludlhg poTtish Of Robinson's BoTk and Two
Rinie run, and IL Immediately In the Great Oh
Break, extending from HurniRg spring through
by Standing Stone and Petroleum 10 Morse Neck
wSlls, near the Ohio river, and embraces the
The property OF this company has not been Dc.
yoloped, for tho reason that It beloRgsd 10 miner
hairs, who could not convey until they attained
their majority, which the youngest did few
Wells are being bored on the adjoining lands.
and oil had. II Il said that upon this stahdlA
Stone tract oil WAS hrst discovered In 100.
On the Deyers farm, adjoining, well Il being
bored and oil obtained. The we'll Of Mcfarland
Jones, ON the Morgan land, 10 near thia prop
These lands are held IN trust By J, N, Cam.
den, Eaq. President First National Bank Of Par.
kergburg, weAt VirginiA, aud the Hon John 8,
CATlile, Senator In Congress from Virginia, and
viii be by them conveyed to the Standing stone
OIL Company whenever the stock 10 be disposed
OF by subscription Ito wit 20 900 ShArea) shall be
subscribed and paid for, Three thousAnd slK
hundred shares o. ne stock have already been
Subscriptions received at the banking houses
q RSSS CO., aud kiTrkhhoUsK, row
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TTIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TIE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court 81 Washington county, In tho District Of
columbia, letters Of administration GU the per-
ton city, d, c., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 20 tho Subscriber, on OF before the aDlh
day Of June noNti they may otherwise DO OK.
slndod IRON all the benefits Of said estate.
0iven under my hand this sOth day Of June,
1850 JOS, y. KkLLv,
,s32.WSW AdlaiaislTatsT,
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NE DICAL..
0IAL oTIo n,

CPIE OIAL NOT TOE.
DEN vELLHY'sPhVais Ho.pllsl, in fhsTsa-
srsl Bloch. sornsr Of seventh ana , s,rssas. sp-
posii. Ne Pest asa Patent oass. Rssns -
and - ~ stsirs wsshisg,ou. D. Q.
An tissasss Of private nature treated In ne
bss, ssisstiss manner. end radical surss ss.sssa
In an ease.. sYPHILIfIc AYYBCfIoH. CON-
oRRH0A, 0LEEf. srRrcfUREs, SEMINAL
wRAKhEss, or the ifesaii % vOLUrTUoUs
DRRANs. or any weakness Of the oKNERATIvB
ORGANS. from any sAuss Whatever. or how
long standing. thoroughly and rAdisAliy cured;
also. 0oUT, RHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA, and
ether CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES,
MUSCLES, BoNEsl and JOINTS; VscR0RULA.
BLorcHRs on the HAcK, ERUPTIoNs on the
limbs and body, and all other ERUPTIvR Dis
EASES and DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from what.
ever ssuss they NAY have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFoRTuNATK
No matter what your disease, lot no fAlss deli
saey prevent you IRON applying Immediately 10
DR.. vsIlny, who IL acknowledged 10 be By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in The treatment
o. Pn'"'' Diseases rear nO' 70 come ana maze
now your m'''o''ah'A' ana ne Sh sp'eahy
'ena you on your way rejoicing
SASo'A
that dreadfsi ssOurge Of the young. induiScd
in when alone, destroys the ssnsra,ivs organs,
nnh's them Tor married life' producing weakness
OF Tho back and hmba' loss Of animation And
muscular power pAlPiiA'ion Of the heart nor
Vous irritabillty, loss Of memory, melanshoiJ
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful eonss
qusneea Of delay, do not fAn 10 make Joar cas-
known Immediately 70 DE-. Vsllny. Tour sserst
with him are sacred, and you may oOnhdsntll
/ rely upon his medical skill. ....
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... - A ID ID l. h II Y.
ZOO RI VAL 5OO
TO NEW BUILDING,
AF5O0-6n
SEVENTH sTREKr,
JOINING ODD TgLLowP HALL.
JAMES s. ToPHAM 4 co., .r
HAVE REMOVED
Thor We'll Known Old -B.tabiishsd
TRUNK, sADDLKRY, HARNESS,
IHD
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANDATORY
TO THHIA ..r...
INV BUILDIE0,
A%5OO-Ga
Ss-SOO-sS
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
who're may be found, Of our own manufaetorc, .
most complete assortment q every style and
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTiNoALHg,
FINE SWORD BELTS,
with Topham'u Patont side.
Sole Manufacturer Of
LANoHoLzs PATENT sPuRA
Manufacturers Of
LANOHoLz's PATENT CURB AND NOSE
STRAP. =
FOR SALE: '.
KwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
sTEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS.
BUFFALO AND PINE w0oLEN ROBRa,
MORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
m N N
MILITARY AND CITIZENS .....
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
..r..... IN GRBAr VARIETY.
HARN Rss. f.'
FISE DOUBLE CoAcH, CARRIAoA AMI
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY. AMI
EXPIRES HARNESS.
sUTLERs' STAGE, WAGON. CART, AMI
PLOUGH HARNEss.
WHIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE, It.
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS
| EVERY srYLE AND PRICE
| UNKs.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsRA
WOOD BoX TRUNKS AND yALIsRs,
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNIE
ARMY vAIIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvas PellisisuT Bags; Leather
Canvas, and Carpet Travelling Bags; Ladies
Rrepeh satehsLs; Toy Trunks, and seho.
saishsls, and every article In their line Oi ban
mesa ..... L..
REM RRI
Il ~ 500 -Ga
AB- 500 -
sEvBHFH sTREBF.
I VII
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John r. ELvAEs = CO.,

John r. ELvANs 4 CO.,
81 Louisiana ave. and SIS c street, "a
WASHINGTON, D. c., W
BLAcKsMIrHs AND wHEKLwRIGHr'
HARDWARE
ANvIIs-wrought; Cast steel Paced.
VlCRS-Solid Box Con-, Cotter Keys ParAl
lei l,2Sti ChAiu, asa
sLRD0k HAMMERS.
E HAND DO.
PICKA
HgTs,1SsSyars Punched iH'HNsOA Pun'h''.
CABLE CHAlNs-lI toy inch. ..--r.
sPRIN0s-Bnght. BlAck.
AxLEs.L0Hs ARA x Patent solid Collar.
CART HUBS.
WAGON HURS
OAK AND Ash BRNT RIMS.
HICKORY BkNT RIMS
SAWED fELLOEs-2 " inches thread,
HiOKORY sPOkke
OAR Stokes,
sHAFfs-RuR, light; RuH, medium; 4 IN
Iahoa, light medium, heavy express, gro
Ger; aniahsd, light land larr)i medium
land bAral; heavy land hsrs).
PdLRs-RuRi flushed (and eiTtlssl.
swIN0IRrRkxs-Llght fsTruled; medium
FiHIsHKD WHkkLs--LAEEs.
all T1RmD CASH. ..,... .--.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DIgTRICT OP COIUMHIA

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE
IL DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
ANNIE X PETERSON vs. GEORGE PETER
TON. In Equity No. sol. Petition for Divorce.
The subpoena Issued 10 compel the defendAnt' .
appearance having been returned into the CLERKS
ohee by the MArEhAl, on the lOth day Of March,
ls6S, endorsed '',aoH sst,' and the defendant
having failed 10 enter his appearance on the hrsi
rule day, occurring twenty days Afterwards, and
the complainant having aied an andAVit 81 =
disintarested witness that the defendant has bean
| absent from this District Tor more than six
months, 30 that the process cannot be served on
hm Il IL, on motion of complainant, this 9th day
| 81 May, ls66, ordered that the defendant cause
his appearance 70 be entered on this suit % OF
before the hrst Tuesday % July nsxt, othorWisa
| the bill may be taken Tor confessed.
,ItTas seSyI RI. MICS,
myS-We11 Clerk.
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John X. ELVANS 4 CO.,
81 81 LOuisIana ave. aud sos 0 street, n
wAsHisaTos' D. c. 10
IRON AND BfkkL.
SWEDISH IRoN-ordInAry siuss
RRFINRD IRON.
BA0NALL'S. he. &C.,"
ioRsR sHoK IRoH-mtrO. As
oYIIs AND HGLH RoUNDa
U. b NAIL RODS.
7. ". Y. do.
soswGY sHA PIi ,.ao
SPRING sfRKL
T TSh CORK 81 STEEL. n
Ho0PS-0alvaniIeds
SxTRn T1IL RIVER RoDs-RouHd and
sYuarsi charcoal plate irOni Paddisd
sHEfT iE1N-Amsrisaai American ''osta-
NArAr, BslSiani I'm. Russia Russia
soUHR sTA eIsf SrEEL-s.ndsr.On'a
OOTA00N CAST srkkL.
BHKAR sTRELs-sAnders0n'a
GERMAN sfRKL
FLAT CAST sTRRL.
BLISTER STEKL-Ameriean.
ROUND srERL--OASli mAshiaory.
GPii-sR
~ " W. Ia W A Il a v W.
Is AUCrloNRkRS.
H,1RsR AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly fSrths
SALE OF HORSES,
CARRIAGES, STOCK. 80,
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
R.twssn Ninth Aud Tenth streets, WAshlngtOn.
AUCTION SAILS EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CoNsIGNMEN IL
STORAGE ron OARRIhaEs
HORsEs CARRIA0Rst 40,
Received for Private Sale.
'' Nv. L WALL = CO., AasG.
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8 r u A NJ s IIIP

NEW YORK
IN AND
WASHING TON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
GOLD LINE,)
BETwEEN
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEoR0ETowN, D. q.
OCEAN STEAMERS
BALTIMORE, REBECCA CLYDE, AND EMPIRE,
~ ooNSEEcTIoN WIN INLAND srEAhERs
GEORGE II STOUT, MAY FLOWER, AND
ANN ELIZA.
Regular sailing Days TUESDAYS and PRI.
DAYS, ut IAN. from foot Of High street, George.
town, and Pier 10, RAst River. foot Of Wal
| street. Now York.
For freight or passage apply 20
| Q. r. HO60hToN, Agent,
foot Of High street, Georgetown,
NJ BLDRiDGB 4 Co., Agents,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
III Wall street, New York.
| freight received constantly and forwarded "a
all parts Of the CountTy with dispatch, at lowest
rates ..... Jo22
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PAPER EALE N -.

GRoOERs. R TIT GRiTSss AND PRoVIs'
TAKE NOTICE.
We offer for sale
10, 900 RKAMs CAP STRAW,
1000 REAMs CROWN STRAW.
ALSO.
All kinds Of
WRAPPING PAPER,
TEN PER CENT. LOWER
than can purchased elsewhere
We are constantly purehAhBg, for CASE,
OLD BLANK BOOKS, ...a.
BILLS, RECEIPTS,
LETTERs, AND
NEWSPAPERS,
For which We will nay .......s
AN ADVANCE ABovE THE MARKEr.
CASH PAID FOR RAGS. RoPK, 10.
KNIGHT 4 JoHNsoN's,
n south Charles street.
dsls-u Baltimore. Maryland.
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