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Results Of the Capture Of Savannah.
An able writer on war matter. saws:

~-N SS'S "''o' ou wat bottuT, euy6.
by the fall of Savannah the army under
Sherman now has tho control of a river
which divides tho States of Georgia an d
South Carolina, and which is nayieable al.
most to tho northern boundary of oitbcr.
General Sherman is in possession of that
point on the sesboard which more than
Charleston or Mobile, insures the coutrol of
the vast system OF inter -cOmm unica ton DO.
tween tho States OF the CoDfederacy. on
which depends it's military strength aud It's
political existence. Tho Savannah River is
naVigab!o for steamers OF $50 tons up to
Augusta, and thoro 10 nothing to prevent
Sherman from sending force to tha, CITY,
IL he chooses, and thence reaching to any
and every othe: point in Central Georgin
The possession of Augusta is tho possession
OF every railway which connects the States
of South Carolina. North Carolina and Vir.
ginia, with GEORGIA, Alabama and Missis-
s'ppi. II there were no other result to be
looked for from the capture Of Savannah,
ih!s geographical advantage would repay
all II has cost. But the truth is. Con Sher.
man may 60 where no chooses and do what
he pleases. The Southeast aud the South.
west are his. Savannah solves all doubts.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20

YANKEE NosuUSs.-Tns noshun thar
skuel houses are cheaper than stats priz;ns.
i The noshun that mon are better crop
tn raise than anything else.
The noshun that people who have brains
enough kans DO governed by any body but
themselves.
The noshun that tho world is the market
for o mans wits.
Tho nosbun that il you kant make man
think az you do, try to make him do az YOU
think
The noshun that the United States is
Table at onny time to be doubled, but ain,
liable at emmy tine to be divided.
The noshun that Uncle Sam kan thrash
his children when tina need it, and kan
thrash tho whole nation besides whom tha
need it. =
The noshun that the Yankees are fore
ordained raso, and kant be kept from
speeding aud striking in. euny more than
tarpent'no when it wunce gots luce Josh
Billings.
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T f. R NJ s !.

HAMPERS WEEKLY, one year,. ......@4 90
Anextr copy Of either the WEEKLY or MAGA-
ZINE will be supplied gratis for every club of five
subscribe at 81 each in one remittance; or six
copies tor go.
Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
The Annual Volumes of Harper's Weekly in
neat cloth binding, will be sent by express Tree
Of expense for Sc each. A complete set compris.
rate OF "a so per volume freight at the expense OF
purchaser. Address
HARPER & BROTHERS,
78l Franklin Square, n. Y. City
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Notice.

Notice. .r
iEA6Ga Ia ( coUNTY, IN 1,s' IS. cour. Com. Pleas
Jerome Messenger, Plaintiff c..
Heirs of John howard, dts.
INHE ssid defendants, the heirs OF John How
L ard, dece ased, are hereby notified, that on
the 18Th day OF Dec, a. d. 1864, said Jerome
messenger, plaintiff, filed in the Offlbe OF the
Clerk Of said Court, his certain petition pgains,
said defendants alleging. that on The 2lst day o
December, I842, ,one David Rice entered into q
contact In writing with John Howard, by F. w
Bingham his attorney in iact--by the terms ol
which contract the said Howurd barganed and
sold and ag'eed to convey by good and suficien,
deed, TO said Daniel Rice or his assigns, the fol-
lowing described tract or lot Of land and prem.
ises, situuted in Troy township, No in the 7th
range in the Connecticut Western Reserve, being
IN the County OF Geauga. In Section No. is in
said township, and bounded south by 81 g. % leo
acres, on said 2lst day OF Dec l842, sold to Me-
hmah Webster; eust by the Cuyahoga river
north by land formerly cold to william Boots
containing sixty and So 100 acres, be the same
more or less, together with the heredtaments
and appurtenances there unto belonging, subject
to all streets and highways, for which said Rice
was to pay $225, 20. ....
That there is due to said defendants on said
contract, the sum OF s943, and no more--which
sum said plaintiff, on the 18th day of December,
A. ID. 1854. paid into the hands OF VIM N. kee-
ny, Clerk OF said Court, for ,hs use and benefit
of said defendants, and tenders tho same as u
full satisfaction for the amount due on said con
tract. said money being in legal render notice OF
The United States Currency. That said contract
has been duly sold ,assgnd and uansierr'd 10 said
Pl'f, and that he is now the legal owner OF the
premises mentioned and described in said con-
tract. The further aver,nenls OF said petition
are That the plaintiff is entlted TO good and suf.
fcient deed oil said premises from said defend
ants and that said John Howard died in Massa
chusetts, in the winter OF l849-5O
Said defendants are further notified that unles
they answer said petition on or before the III
day of Feb, A. ID. 1865. the same Will be TAX on
as confessed, and judgment rendered accordingly.
CANFIELD & SMITH,
779w6 Plaintiffs Attor neyp.
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That face is the noblest that beams
brightest with benevolence. That hand
is the most beautiful from which benefits
and favors and gifts are continually fall.
ing. T.....
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Manufacturer Of BRAIDED HAIR J,WsIry
A Great Discovery,

nR. + STICKNEY, of Now York, has pro.
- duceda Compound that cures the disease
That prevails TO great extent in seme parts Of
this State, which battles the skill of most physi.
cians-which some term Camp Itch-some Sa il
Rheum-some Erysipelas. It will cure any
kind of breaking out. When children nre frs,
attacked they are 'doctered Cor the Itch, whic h
generally makes them break out worse For
Sale by Cook & Mcliowan, Chardon, Ohio, tn e
only place where tcan be procured in the state
Price, SO cents per box. =.
aJOu receipt Of SIS cents we will send bo r
toany part Of the State
|N W.T.. COOK & MCGOWAN.
746uf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20

POPULAR ideas share the fate Of tables
and sOfas-tbey have their days, become
sptiquat=d. and are passed up into the
garrets or down to the cellars.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20

The Chinese believe little boys and
girls eyes are dug on, and used by Euro.
psans for photographs. ~ /, 5'a5 e. -.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20

The easiest and best way to expand
the chest, is to have a good large heart in
it. 1t saves the cost OF gymnastics,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20

NJ 0TICE,-..Ths Undersigned has been on
~ pointed aad qualified as administrator on
the estate OF George, Wilson deceased, late ol
Newbury, Geauga County, Ohio. - y :
.,r-..,1..,.. D. w. CANFlELD.
Charoon, an. iSth, 1855. 763w3
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SU BSC RIP TONS.
1365.

The Publishers have perfected system of
mailing by which they can supply the MAGAZINE
and WEEKLY promptly 10 those who prefer to re-.
ceive their periodicals. directly from the office of
publication Postmasters and others desirous oi
getting up clubs will be supplied " ith a hand
some pictorial show.bili, on application. The
postage on Harper's Weekly is &c cents year,
which must be paid at the subscribers post.
Office
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20

THE peculiar taint or
infection which We
call SCRoFULA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudcs of men. 1t
either produces or is
produced by 'an en-
fecbled, vitiated state
. of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in-
competent to sustain
fthe vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
sleaves the system to
fall into disorder and
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20

NOTICE.-The undersigned has been duly
IN appointed and qualified as Executrrix of the
Estate of Arthur II. Thrasher, deceased, late of
Chardon Township, Geauga County, Ohio.
MARY A. THRASHER.
Char don, Jan. 9th. 1865. H 782ws
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From Rev. II Turner, Pastor olH eddin M.
Il. Church, Philad'a:
Dr.Jackson: Dear Sir: Havingoft used your
biters in my family can say il has been Of
great service. bellevein most cases of ge enera /
debility it is the safest and mos b e1emedv
oil which have any knowledge.
Ycurs, respectfully, }. B B.TURNER,
No. S26 N. .NineteenthSt,
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,sasl 80, aeL ..5l 'ual'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-01-28

INHE HAVE ED
a Copartnership under the name and style Of C. l..
co NNIISSIoN .nd SHIpptNC pISISIS
az Honolulu, Oahu.
&. L. RICHARDS,
2. C. JONES. ia.
Honolulu. Dc so, 1864. 4ie-lm
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maintenance and education of said child at
the Industrial and Reformatory School.
And in like manner shall the parents or
guardians of a child by them committed to
the care of said school. to be held to pay for
the care, education and maIntainance of
such child, in which case, the Board OF Ed
ucation Will fix such sum as may seem fit in
their discretion.
SEC. g. That the sum Of six thousand
dollars be appropriated from the Public
Treasury 70 establish and maintain such In
dustrial and Reformatory School; and it
shall be lawful for the Board Of Education
as supervisors of the school, at any time
when said institution proves to be self-sup-
porting, and a surplus of funds accruing from
the labor of the children, is on hand, to en-
large the school. as also 10 establish branch
schools on the other Islands.
SEC. 10. This Act shall take effect from
and after the date OF It's passage.
Approved this Both day of December, A.
D. 1864. kAMEHAMEHA r.
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AN ACT
TO CREATE a SINKING FUND.

- -
Be IT ENACTED, by the King and the Leg
~islative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature of the Kingdom assem-
bled:
SECTION L. That the Minister of Finance
be, and is hereby authorized to set apart, as
a Sinking Fund, all moneys paid into the
Treasury as proceeds from the sale of Gov
eminent Lands.
SEC. 2. That the said fund be applied
to the purchase and redemption of such Gov
eminent Stocks, and other evidence of Gov
eminent Indebtedness, as may, from time to
time, be offered for purchase and redemption
at the Treasury.
SEC. 3. That he Minister of Finance
be, and is hereby authorized to credit to the
said Fund the net proceeds received by the
Treasury from the sale of Government lands
from the first of January, 1864.
Sec. 4. That interest at the rate of
seven per cent. per year be allowed and paid
by the Minister of Finance upon all moneys
deposited in the Treasury, in pursuance of
the provisions of this Act, and not invested
as provided for.
Sec. s.. This Act shall take effect from
and after the date of its publication.
Approved this 3lst day of December, A.
d. 1864. KAMEHAMEHA r.
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ODD FELLOWS IN TIE UNITED SrATEs-On the lst
of July. last year, this powerful body numbered, IN
the free States and in Maryland, Delaware. Missouri,
Kentucky and Tennessee, nc less than l3l 90 mem-
bers; in Canada West 66S, and in the Sandwich
Islands SO. The amount expended during the year
ending July lst, was S307.OOO OF this S2e3,ooo
was for the relief Of $50 brothers in distress or
sickness, $4,000 for the relief Of 2,3sS widowed
families, sec 900 for burying the dead, the deaths
being 1912 in number. and S3.l1T for educating
orphans. The annual receipts were Sl,Oli,OOO
These figures, we believe, DO not include the Grand
~Encampments. which number some $1,000 members.
The number Of Odl-FeliCws in the different States Is
as follows Pennsylvania, S3.545; Ohio, 1882;
Maryland, 10.306; Indiana. 500: Illinois, 1890;
Southern New York. 1854; California. {, 1924; Msssa-
chusetts, ASP; New Jersey, 4,li1; Kentucky, g.
Az; Iowa, 3.09S; Missouri, 1888; Michigan, 2,42s;
Wisconsin. 1901; New Hampshire. 1851; Delaware.
LIP; District Of Columbia, 1875; Connecticut,
l .30S; Maine, 1.225; Tennessee. Sos: Rhode Island,
53s; Kansas. 3S4; Minnesota, 2o9; Netraska, 231.
FROM Northern New York, Vermont and Oregon, no
report vas received.
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AN ACT
TO AMEND PARAGRAPH SIXTH OF SEC
TON 5l7 OF THE CIVIL CODE.

To AMEND PARAGRAPH SIXTH OF SEC
TON 81 OF THE CIVIL CODE.
Be IT ENACTED, By the King and the Legisla-
tive Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands, in
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled
SECTION l.. That the sixth paragraph of
Section 517 of the Civil Code, be and the
same is hereby amended by striking out the
words "Curiosities, paintings, and statuary
not for sale" in the 22d line, and the words
Z" machinery of all kinds, if intended for
specific use steam engines, sugar, coffee,
and rice mills, plows, hoes, and other im-
elements of husbandry, imported by, or for
any agriculturist, or body of agriculturists
for his or their especial use in the 26th,
9th, 2Sth, and 29th lines of the English
version.
SEC. 2. This Act shall be in full force
from and after six months, after the date Of
its passage.
Approved this Both day of December, AID.
1864. KAMEHAMEHA r.
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AN ACT
TO AMEND THE LAW RELATING To
DTFTING

TO AMEND THE LAW RELATING TO
DUELING.
WHEREAS, the seventh chapter of the Penal
Code was repealed by an Act approved on
the 20th day of June, A. d. 1860, entitled
AN Act to amend the law relating to
Murder and Manslaughter - and uhere7s,
by such repeal, the provisions of Section
lst, of Chapter Sth, of the Penal Code,
have been rendered imperative therefore,
Be IT ENACTED, by the King and the Legis-
lative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature of the Kingdom assem-
bled
SECTION ]. That Section first of Chap
ter eighth of the Penal c. ?, be and the
same is hereby amended to read as follows,
viz: Whoever shall kill another in a duel,
fought in pursuance of an appointment with,
or with the assent of the party killed, shall
be adjudged guilty of ManSlaughter in the
first degree, and suffer the punishment pre-
scribed for that offense by the laws of this
Kingdom.
SEC. .. This Act shall take effect and
become a law, from and after the day of its
passage.
Approved this 3lst day of Dec. AID. 1864.
KAMEHAMEHA Z.
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AN ACT

To PROHIBIT THE MAINTENANCE OF
SUITS FOR THE RECOVERY OF DEBTS
CONTRACTED IN PUBLIC HOUSES.
Be IT ENACTED, by the King and the Legis.
lative Assembly OF the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature of the Kingdom assem-
bled:
SECTION /. That no suit brought for the
recovery of any debt contracted after the
PRONUNCIATION of this Act, for spirituous
liquors sold or furnished to any person by
any licensed retail dealer in such liquors,
shall be maintained in any Court of this
Kingdom.
SEC. =. This Act shall take effect from
and after the date of its publication.
Approved this 10Th day of January. A.
ID. 1868. kAMEHAMEHA r. ?
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?. She undersigned having sold cut his interest in the
Old nrm o. Wilcox, Richards & Co. ship Chambers and Com
MISSION Merchants, to p c. Jones ir, and intending to leave
the country soon, would notify the public that P. c. Jones, jr,
under power Of attorney. will attend TO all Of p. :. Wilccx's
outstanding business. during his absence. Z. :. Wilcox would
take this opportunity TO thank the Government ami is
Officials, for past iay0rs- Also the public generally for many
fayors and kindness extended 10 him while doing business in
this kingdom. AMI would solicit the continuance ~ the sama
or the new firm OF c. l. RICHARDS & Co.
Signed) P : WILCOX.
Honolulu. Dec. 81, 1854. 4.qIu
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NOTICE.

TIME FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name and style of Wilcox. Richards & Co, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All outstanding business
Of fhe Old firm Of Wilcox, Richards X Co, will be settled BY the
new firm e c. l. ICHARDS * Co. ?. c. Jones, jr, acting
under power % attorney from P. :. Wilcox.
~ p. :. WILCOX.
Ns" c. l. RICHARDS.
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VlY THOs. BOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetown.
oHANoIRY SALE OF yALyABLE RSAL ks'

TATE I'm d&Oh0EIVWN..n .--k
By virtue Of decree Of the Suppress vJnis .t %
the District Of Columbia, bearin 9. 40 S
day Of March A. D. 1856 and p.sSsd ~ S Esrssn
cum & Go. were oompIainan 10, an ~ 49, ~
sans Being cause No go. Equity Nochet No. u
e. Wv 81 q
june reIt, &c SaIf past ave O'Clock In tie aIser
noonI Lots Nos Is, 10 and IL, in Pefsrs square IN
said town so much thereof e me- % az neosS q.
shs. as ss. s,ss ss q Lei NJ Is i:
snc hssf stogy brick dwelling. and on each Of
iertsge w ~ : frame shop. These lots are To-
the s. Sti is t tSss Heart business part he
sfIsei snd sithsr Of them well suited ~ staaa
fC Ts sss Of sale; prescribed sy dscrss 9ns
9Th cash; residue in six, twelve and eixhtee1
muSonths. With interest from the day Of sale: sss
security. will be taken.
IN conyeyancing, Including revenue STAMPS. q
II the terms Of sale are not complied With In
Eve DAYS after day Of sales the Trustee reserves
the right to resell ct the cost and risk Of the Pur.
Ths property will DO sold free Of tie xido1's
dover. and the sale will commence on Lot No. II.
and adjourn from lot e let .pprpv r.... 3
,s,s-eoads TaoMAs DOwLIhG. Aues.
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ITO CONTRACTORS FOE STREET PAVING

Sealed Proposals will be received by the sub
ecriber until IL NJ. on SATURDAY, the ist aty o.
wnich lies north OF The railroad, betty. On Mont
be removed ssd the new work to have bed Of the
bet quality Of sand to the depth twelve inches
row in that part OF said street which may be suit.
TIE price prcposed must be for each square
yard Of repairing and which will include The cost
OF rem owing the old pavement, all the new work,
AVID the whole OF the materials which may be re.
quired for the completion Of the IMPROVEMENT.
The materials and workmanship Will in al re;
OF the Street Comrission er, and with on! such ap
proyal viii not be psid fox,
from the date Of the execution Of the contract.
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
fa6E y ? 10 3O-eedtjv1
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DROPOeALs FOR THE RlPAIR OF HRlDlH
- = - IOK E1RxGT. F-{ a. - -

un RIfpr ThGRspA9 med
Gutterins Frederick street. from IA TO fsh SITS !,
thres FisE ssotwsrs. said work TO DO sivsn to the
lowest respsnsible bidder Of Geotgstown. The
square face 81 inch wide. The cutie; TO- be three
feet IT. wide With three Course OF Brick On cd go
The ~ itsripe and aassisg to be dene on > god
bed Of sharp sand Said work 10 be done under the
Bdoers VIII state The price Of setting curb Per
runDipg foot. Ass. for LAYING gu'ter sad dag
ter;aIs Tor said work, eIcay.tiuG ard MIips.
fsM Commissioner et6treets
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In this city. ON the night OF the 18th instant
aged q years and q days
The funeral viii take place on ednesday morn
ing, the 18th inst, Ut II O'Clock, from 2O6 I'D
street.
On the 9Th, ISABELLA LEwIs, daughter OF
James Il. ard May Ann Lewis, aged years
months. and "a days
ssihoy hanged that oenins aovsr,
Which hlooned and caeered my heart;
Fair, heetins comfort Of IN hour,
How soon We are called to part.
My Sissy, oh my sweetest dear,
Though forced with thee to part
Thou never wilt feel or know
The grief that wrung my heart.
Farewell dear mother. father and brothers
dear,
To rest with Christ is now my gain,
Dry up your tears and weep 90 more
lam not lost, but gone before.
The friends and .elations of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral on to-
No. 1O4 G street south, between 7th aua sth
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= y1ssyT - AWAY i OAs@'AA SAs1 81
On WIDNIsDAY, the 2sth instant, at L. clock
m, we shall sell, on the premises, that valuable
farm belon gire to John r, Condons, about two
farms of Misses Young and Livingst2n. near Camp
person wishing desirable farm and market gar
den combined, this place offers rare Inducements.
Brick DWELLING and tenant house, stable. car
riage, and corn house, al built within the last
Eve years. There lie . valuable erist mill and
never failing stream OF water running through
of prime meadow land; the remainder is veil
adapted to farming and garden purposes: The
greater portion Of this land is now covered with
rain ard vegetables, also fine orchard OF the
This land viii be sold subdivided into two parts.
or all together. The whole farm Is enclosed oy
fine wire fence.
Title good and unincumbered.
Terms of sale One third cash; balance IA one
cured By a deed OF trust on the premises:
All convsyancins and revenue stamps u tHe puf'
Two hundred dollars will be required down, VIXEN
the property is knocked of; and If the terms AIRS
not Compiled with within ten days after the day %
sale the reserves the right to resell at the
risk and cost the dehfa H,sn purchaser.
After the sale Of the farm. we shall proceed to
sell two good young work Horses. one Colt and
two good Mules spring. market. and road Wagon.
her,e cart. square top buggy. and al kina .s
p gsiss &c. se
tnre, consisiins Of mahogany sofas, chairs.
rock ers, tables. feather beds, pillows, mattresses
bedding, bedsteads, lounges. washstsnds, kitchen
requisites, and many other articles which We deem
unnecessary to enumarate.
jead GREEN Il wILLIAMs. Auots.
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AARRIED,

In this city. on the lst Of October. 1864, By the
Rev Dr.: Ryan, M. II, B. MOULTOR, OF New
ipgton. D. O.
The delay in publishing the above marriage was
caused By private reasons Of III. Mo1lton.
WM RYAN, d D,
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CITY ITEMS.

OYYR TIE RIyKR.-GEoRoR, MEET n. At
KTppS PHIIIIPs' Chry stall Restaurant, $50 ID
street, rear { a, to-day, as L am gong 70 IN
orIae in q bowl of tEsir pnexcelled green
sn,sis soup 81 O'Clock. je Is 2ts
JEwELsY. JEwELRY, tor only one dollar, AZ
the Dollar Jswslry Store, No. 40 Pa. ven Ne
naarix street, l.-r js26.lw.
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w hoThsohilsHUm SUMNER eARrtN, "A
Pa. Az. bet. Sd and 4th sts.. Capitol HILL 81
The largest Garden in the District openkk
s sRrE eS Ge9nlSScGERT. SHOOTING aALLIRIls,
SWINGS, &c.
Rsfreshments of all kinds in nice srbors.
Libera terms to pic mic parties. my B-3mr
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N o q N We r n o N

INN Q N T Y e & Q n.
NOTICE.
The POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY having OBJ
tanned the privileges of landing and IT. n
q lease of the wharf at Mount Yer = A44A<N{l
NON, excursion steamer viils1Hx2
FRIDAY, June 2, at 20 o clock .. max ing reg.
ular trips thereafter on MONDAYS, WEDNIa-
DAYS and FRIDAYS Of each week.
Fare to Mount Vernon and return. incudin g
admission 20 the Grounds; 81; ,suo
myN -30t General Superintendent.