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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

Owners of Express Wagons and Drays that are
now in use IN the city OF Dayton, are hereby noti
fled and required 90 furnish 10 the Mayor, on or
before the '25th day Of September, 1866 the nam
bers now used for said Express Wagons AMI Drays
together with this date of the license name and
residence The object OF this requirement. IL to
regulate the number of each, from one up TO the
number now In use, and also for the purpose of
keeping record of the slple Us required by tho
ordinances of the city This person now having
the least number will be entitled to No T. and so
on up. JONATHAN KENAEY,
sei2dtt t-t+ HAiA Mayor of Dayton.
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Is warranted to be the only preparation
known 70 cure Coughs, Colds, Aoarseness
Asthma, Wbooping Cough, Chronic Cough 8
consumption, BRONCHITIS and Group. Be
healing, softening, and expectOrating, and
particularly suitable for all affections Of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere Sa fans
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( CURE DIR. strickland's
PtiTIfEs. II PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands OF the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. It gives imme-
dlate relief, and effects a permanent cure.
Try It directly. 1t is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 90 cts. per
bottle. 7S 10
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The Niggerdrome Don't Come
to Time.

AG avn ara Lo . tI
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~ The Columbus Journal gives a graphic
account of raid made ON railroad passen-
gers, at the depot in that city, ON Friday
night last. The whole party were taken il
by the police and large suins of money re-
thieves were of the Presidential party or
not.-Lebdnon Star.
Evidently gang of Radical Congress
men, on their return from the BLACK and
Tan oonyention at PhilSlelphia, thus de-
spoiled of their self-voted bonusesi Wen
they are not to be pitied, "Yirtne is Its
own reward lp-such as thsirsl
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Special AatIrts.
Rings Vegetable AmbrOsia

= helmost popular HAIR REsroRATIvE d
NE day itiseleaner, more richly perfirebd aud
IL warranted TO restore gray hair TO It's natural
colori stop its coming on remove dandrun from
,he scalp, and prevent badness, Bead the follow
ing home testimony,
AshLN rCHRTfr1oArRg
The following u 70 certify that l have used
RlNG's NEGErAnLE AAfBROsIA for the past
sN mOnths, and have founn IN II al that IS
claimed for II 70 perform. MY head has been near.
" BALD Tor SEVERAL yearsuln be safe In SAYING for
SIX years, at least-and by ndhering TO the diree.
tons In the tee Of the AMBROSIA, / am proud to
say that now have ilne growth of hcalfhy hair
whilst all other restOratyes have failed l can
also testify rs 70 It's qualities IN restoring gray
hair 70 rs iginal color. having seen II tested by
my most intimate friends. know II 10 be supe-
ri0r ~ al other restofatives. TWhatI DO know
know from experience In referenec Is lts pfopet1
ties, and would recommend II 20 All as being the
best article IN market WIN NJ. HIPPARD.
Dayton, Ohio. August -, 1890
" N, TUBBs q Co, Props, Peterbor6, n. "
For sale by ali Druggists In Dayton, and overy-
where uia Dr. w. w. STEWART,
aueodaw1m Wholesale Agent Dayton, o.
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Notice to Owners Of Express
.eY43 Wagons and Drays.
MAYORS OFFICE,
DAYTON. o., September ~. 168B

aaH 6TTaHo
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fur SaltsIw
For Sale.

A GOOD substantial Frame Building rs feet
a long by 8k wide, with a good eight-horse on
glne and boiler "a feet long and 30 inches In diam
eter, all suitable for manufacturing purposes
Any one IN need Of place Of this kind win nn
THIS rare chance. The building has Just been re-
ntted, and the engine and boiler are nearly new
nor Eor dnrtnsT particulars, address Lock Box 29s
OAytoh' Ohlo' au2idu
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aIelt Aaptrtis
A Fine Vineyard and Garden Lots
ai "a AT AUCTION ga,4ia.

WiLL Do soid' AZ theoonrt House, In yton,
SdterddY, SeFfsnnber ~ al ftc0 O'CLOCK n NJ
IN Six Lots, Of from fuuF 70 five acres eAch The
vineyard and Market garden with the house Sc0
now occupied by v Baumann adiniiin DIR Egryis
premises and George Lehmans land, near the
These loss lie upon thirty three faet street and
are not only eNcellent Land for vineyards and
Gardens, but command almost unequnled visvss
Of the city and surrounding valley. N'7
TERMS One third In cash and the balance "a
cured by mortgages az one and two years with
Interest. GHARLES ANnRRSoA Wv"
seiidtt ByE. W. Mc6oS IN M HSatioonSSssr HtSoSs
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r1zE GRADS" s1OKERl

Bro ownlow Sick!
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Democratic State Ticket.

rrBcrOS-uuoOSp ruEsDlr COrp Op oorOBrr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
Depend upon Il, mothers IL wiz give rest to your
selves and - .t..
Relief and Health to Your Infants.
Robneksa Hitiars

PRICE; RICE: ONLY s5 CTS. PER hottie
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DIED

BRIGHT. On the 10th instant. GEORGE W
son Of Frederick and Amanda Bright, aged year
The friends Of the family are resp.ctfuIIv x,,sa
70 attend his funeral tomorrow THURSDAY j, the
18th instant. at clock. from the residence az his
parents Il street, between 7th and sth SITS, Navy
CARTtR; On the night of the 10th, at lo,s
9,eloch, LAURA, daughter of Joseph and Ade.
is1de virgins Garter, aged one year.
eceE uns H. friend. And Place ihi. evening
attend from the residence Of her parents 9Th ST y
between d and south "" 49,
GOODS. On Tuesday evening, Julv lo,h VIII.
LIAM HENRY, infant son Nv. If. and Mary
The friends Of the family are inyited 70 attend
the funeral from the residence Of the parenfs No
afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
AND MAS x. A. ELLswORrH, BY G.. L. Z.
Orr Little One
Our darling Charlie. thou has left
This dreary vale Of gloom,
For . world OF softer sunlight,
And never-oying bloom.
Oh we miss thy fairy footstep,
Thy voice. gentle tone;
The smile that MID our souls with Joy,
Thou rosy light of home
We mis-. those angel eyes of blue,
So full ~ childish glee;
Fer beamiDg bright and beautiful,
Like stars upon the sea.
lis true; We mourn the loved and lost,
With whom we faih would dwell;
But blessed be the will Of Him
"Who doeth all things we'll. "
Far from this world of sorrow. on
That bright ana blissful shore,
tie roams IN peace and purity
Where death Ia known no more.
In that cline of fadeless glory,
Where dwell the fond and fair.
We hope. when all on ear h Is or.
TO meet our lived one there.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

y STORE, 1O1 Bridge st, GeorgetaWn. D. c.
We continue to receive large supplies of Summer
to purchase and sell them much lower than early
IN the season. We have q full stock of Dress
GOODS Bookkeeping Goods, Goods for Mems and
Boys wear, Psrssols, Fans, Palm Fans at cts
Gloves and ussiery. Skirts. Bleached Muslins
l2a Is, 20 Is, o. 81 cents Brown Muslin to sell IS
ls 70, 2 cents, Calicees 10. l2. Is, 1884,. 20 p cts
A!PAcas from Is cents to 81, Mosquito Nets. Not
wftbstandinR domestic goods have advanced late
ly, we are selling them as low o. ever Cali and
examine our stock, and we will save your money.
je 81 Inn BENJAMIN MILLER
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CoRNs, BUNIeNs, CLUB and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres,
cences, and other disorders Of the feet sue.
cessfully treated without pain, by DR.. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No l24 PepnsyI
vania avenue. between 4k and 9th streets OF.
nee hours from a m. to D. IN. and to n m
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CITY ITEMS.

GENTLEMEN do not fail TO have Won fine
shlrts made TO order by ). ID. NARROW, 302
Pennsylvania avenue
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Henry Williams, colored, was arrested yesier-
day by 4. l.. Greer for the larceny Of 81 so
from James Williams in Centre Market He
was taken 10 the Central 6uardhou and was
commtted 70 jail by Justice Thompson. Ne
wss placed IN cell 10 await transfer 10 iaiI
and WHEN the oficer went for him the prisoner
was non est. h2yiag escaped from the cell
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HO, For GLYMONT.-Friday morning, Eth
instant, leaving 9TH street wharf at 6 O'clock
Don't forget the Granu Family Excursion
gwen under the auspices OF Assembly's Church
sabbath School. Round trip, only 50 cents.
The splendid steamer Wawasset has been en-
gagged, and Weber's brass and string band will
he In attendance. Good order guaranteed
should the crowd prove too great for comfort
another boat Will be in readiness, so that none
VIII be disappointed. Tickets can be pro-
cured at Bailey's Grocery. corner 5th and
streets north. at the principal Book Stores, and
or me morning OF the excursion at the boat
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Go To HEADQUARTERs.-One car load of
Oysters in thu shell received to-day: also one
cargo of CLAIMS, and Norfolk Picked Oysters
The public can still be accommodated at the
old stand. corner of T. and 1lth streets which
Keeps open all summer, and is determined to
accommodate customers the season through
not or cold, regardless of expense, even If loss
is suffered. Hard and Soft Crabs, and all 9TH
er dehcacies. served at the saloon in the hest
styles. No breach in the wall of old Fort De-
fance. T. NJ HARVEY olI q street
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STRAIeE, BUT TRUE.-That Warts, MoIes,
Corns, Bunlons, Bad Nails, ETC., can be re-
moved without pain. To be convinced call
al DIR. Whites Rooms, 42l Penn ay.. bet ween
X and 9th streets.
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IHE EEDLE does not point more unerringly
10 the pole, than does the instinct of man to
self interest: and this accounts for the large
number OF persons who go to Hennine g One
Price Clothing Store. on the corner of eth street
and Maryland Avenue, to get clothing
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ELDoRADo ISLAND, BY CHARLES HENERT
rms favorIte resort is now open to the public,
and any one wishing to enjoy quiet afternoon
with their families should by all means not
fo"get to call and be carried across TO this IA
nous resort. This Island is between 18th and
18th streets, opposite the white lot.
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i;;SSs;;SF All 81 e
Hall onOCkB, end dealer In eUTLIRS' SUP.
!. P e 2ss fsnna sysRss. Sstvssa g s.l -
~ aACee O'O. Hueely
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PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Office counter
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DENTISTRY.

OGN Id i NJ
EUM TEETH ON RUBBER Plate, and re.
~ placing Lost teeth on old plate, enc 80
lars. wsrran.eG BP apsN rs s az street
rse;ins ws5on, and nsin north Capitol a E1
DR. LEwIE, DE EsaHSHi has REMOVED from
above, Great D,Morery- IN Dentistry
Tss.I - E s T WiIhonl PaD. All per.
De %0 and Ssvs Them
taken ont Teeth inserted on RUBBER Gold and
silver Plates. In erdsr that ali persons should
nave Teeth, We have reduced the price very low.
selves. Also, call and see the new and I'm proved
method Of inserting Teeth.
NO; 200 Penn's avenue, between 18th and 18th
je 2.tf 8. LEwIE. NJ D.. Dentist.
i at Ne. ~ "a street, three doors north -
OF Pehnsylvan avenue, extract teeth6pyvQl4
without pain or injury. by breathing Nj
trous oxide, or Laughing Gas. Price Of extract
81. All kinds Of dental work done at reasonably
prices. je2 Inn
Il. LOOMS, II. D.,
The Inventor and Patentes Of the AIA1RAL
his ofhoe In this city Many persons caa0 49,
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
and no person can wear 0oheTS who cannot wear
Persons calling st ny smos can b accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may DESIRE
put 70 tnose Who are particular, and wish the pa
tS.t s1t ca" osr0nsess end most perfect 9snturs
- more fully warranted. -
Rooms IN this city-No. 33s Pennsylvsnis ave-,
Sstyeen Sth and lota sts. Also, s01 Arch street,
PhiledelDhiA. &C 1o-ly
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gram was received here yesterday morning by
Isaac @. Nesnith, Esq. of the pay department
from Hon. A. Il. Stevens, Mayor Of Portland,
Me. acknowledging the receipt OF SI75 for
warded by the clerks of the Paymas er Gen.
erals office on last Saturday
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For COURT.-Last night, Elias Parker col.
ored, who was arrested oy detectives Kelly
and Bigley on suspicion of the larceny OF two
coats, two pairs pants and vest, the property
Of b Magruder, had a hearing before Super
lntendent Richards None Of the property
was recovered, but the evidence was such as
to Justify his commitment for court
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CLoeIno or TEE NATIONAL FAIR-It hav.
ing bern announced that the fair would close
last evening, and that the votes on the re-
spective presentation articles would be closed
and the results announced, at an early hour
the visitors commenced to pour in, and con-
timed In steady stream until the building
was thronged. Groups gathered in the vicin-
ny OF the polls, and the voting became brisk
Inc auctioneers were busy in disposing or the
STOCK OF goods remaining on hand. and had
plenty OF liberal bidders. The chief interest
conferred In the final balloting on the votiye
onerinEs to disting uished men.
Maj Gen q. o. Howard receives the sword,
the vote standing. when the polls closed -
Gen. Howard, 1.36s; Gen. Thomas, 1,2O5; Gen.
sherman, 800; Gen. Bartlett, 70; Gen. Han
scattering, 16. '
The Senatorial cane fell to Senator Doolittle,
OF Wis.,, whe received 1926 votes, the next
highest candidate being Senator Harris, who
received 1856 votes. t.. J.. ~. go :.
The cane for the favorite Representative was
awarded TO Green Clay Smith, who received
4e4 votes against 2is to General Schenck his
principal competitor
At the Rhode Island table, Senator Spra9ue
carried on the Clay medal by ~ majority
Besides these the following articles were
presented dressing case, MAJ. Gen. 9. o.
Howard; set Of silyerware. Cornelius Wen
dell: silver pitcher. Hon. W. p. Fessenden:
Henry Rife, w. Short; base ball bat Union
Base Ball Club
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SeL BRAss AND STRING BANDS.
Hesdqu.rters-Room 2s Intellisencer Buildinr.
VA " Piano music i also furnished i o"'''
Pn nf E1f B.
sOO OASIS SUPERIOR HOOK WINE, of the
CUy iellswing we'll known brsnos, viz:
DElDESHE1MEk,
RUDESHEIMER,
HOCHHEIMER,
NIERSTElNER,
Samples Of the wine can BE- seen at the .Union
Bettling DEPOT No. ~ Green street, George
jy7dlm RILEY A. SHINN.
nUTTIELD CELEBRATED HANS.
THE srAS RA fHs T. BRAND N TIE
EsTApLtsHED IN 1887.
DnsHs,d wa. O "a s,s, % M Ne, Press:
tern Hsn's; ms cure Is Invariably good; soSe bet
Capital in qu.lity and favor.-Lire,poe, Ays;,n
hood fer an Emperor, -Lirerpooi MsrcWy.
Dumeld's celebrated Hains have been the
enns Pieaysss They have been ms, s. sS .evsS
E1r, 50, and the Uniisa states sricuitursi So.
'e TAI tHs ri 6 Sh tss s.d
n B.-SMlTH EICeDBMUs are my agents
in Baltimore. so tierces JUST arrived. jeas. ims
MOSQUITO OAE0PIrs. ali sizes and oolor,,
'u'' ''es'tRsee THRecK 9, 4s2 7.h street.
jels-aav4w loos. Enisni o"'s'
CAEI SEAT OHAIRs REPAIRED. II No.
sS.s Sn an. nan street. str between Psonsylvaaisn
&o; {: =, ssif doss. ssd with Dispatch. m
! .ra
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Thankful for the liberal patrona &c received fine
attention of the Public 10 He'd ne above Stoc
rs the Tost complete in the District, large por-
ton of which has been Manufactured specis ally TO
Order; and with the weekly additions recei ed
will make IL ell times such as IL kept in Well
Be gulated Embellishments. Orders for Paper
hanging OF window Shades punctus lily and faith
fully executed, in City or Country. Any ord or
not satisfseto filled. will be Immediately sor-
resfed and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
according to quality cold at as Low Hates a.
they can be purchased in the District
TERMS CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR,
j. MARKRITER,
No ass It'll street,
70 9Sw' sdoors above Odd Fellows Hall
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Austiopeers.
ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF as sTREFT
WEST AND MAITLAND AVENUE, AT PUB

LIZ
On THURSDAY. the 18th da of July next At
O'Clock p. m, shall sell, on the premises by var
tue of deed trust from VIM. p Wood 20 me-
bearing date the 10th day Of September 1856, A d :
and duly recorced in Liber X. M n, No IL,
tsios SIS. s,s. ss7 and SIS Of the land records
for Washington county, ID c., the fOllOwing piece
Of property, viz Being that part ~ square D. con-
tanned within the following metee and boands
Beginning for the same at the southeast corner ~
the said square, and running thence north ls feet
to an alley; thence In n southwesterly direction
with the line of the said alley. 80 feet, inches
thence IN a scutheasterly direction with line NJ
right angles, 90 Maryland avenue. ~ feet inche.
TO the south line of the said square, and thencs i'm
anortheasterly direction win the aid south line
20 fe1I TO the place # beeinninR; the came being
Lot No /, in square u, they are recorded in III,
Surveyor Office. with the Improvement
Terms One half cash; balance six and twelve
months Balance secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. AL conveyance, county ano revenue
STAMPS at the cost OF the purchaser oaW down
when the property L. knocked eff, in the hands OF
the auctioneers: and III the terms are not oOmplie
with within FIVE days after the day Of sale the
trustee the right resell the properly AT
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser nv
advertising three times Ia ssme newspaper pub
lished in Washington city. ID. O.
IRA GooDEow. Trustee.
GREEN q WILLIAMS.
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RY J. q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF SMALL FRAME

BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, passed in Chancery, Cause
No; 5ls, Dalton VS.. Dalton. shall, on MONDAY.
July 10th. 1856 at clock m, on the premises
Offer at public auction lots AID ., in Todd rs sub
division Of original lots and Z, in square No So
on pant Of which 10 erected q small frame welling
house. These lots front esch 70 feet ~ street
w.st. and run lack liz feet 10 inches 10 II feet
alley.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money
cash, and the remainder in two equal payments
a. six and twelve months from day of sale, With
interest, to be secured to the satisfaction of the
trustee; or the whole in cash, at purchasers OBJ
ton Stamps and cenyeyancing st purchaser 8
cost w, Y. FENpALL, TrueteA
jy7d&ds &c. McGUiHE 90 ,Xuots.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO xoRRoW.
RI oRksH Q WILLIAMS. Ascssssssn.
sRIoK A&b FaAni seusrs Aup surIr

ING L0Is On lhi isLxsD AT xgofios
On WkpHkspAr, the iith instant, ne sAal
s ss 70 Iron, Of a., the E,sIi:ss 81 oslsek
L.sk 2, 10 efusss 10 sS, having frost ., g
the inPrsveDents. which q Ane three stcsy
Brick Rosse, Ae. Ac., &c being house No Sos ieSA
street wet, eetve cen south q ssd vfrGfnis eve !.
near the smithsoniAn Institute
Aleo. part Lot - In came square 50 feet frost.
20 fsct N ischss deep, on which e . Frame shoe
Aiso, parts OF Lots IS end IS, IN Same sauars,
fronting @ feet on south ssd Virginia svesss,
BY depth Of s. feet, 60 . vide silsy
Also, part OF bot 30. o. In square -, having .
frost Of - feet By leots feet, With the improve
ments, which are q handsome Dwelling House,
&C. &c This property 10 between G street and
virginia avenue. being houee No asa lsfh &C
depth.
Also. part Of Lot No. 2, In Square No sss, vtth
the fmproyements. which are Q Bvcffna House.
&C., &c. This property fronts on sth street west,
between and II streets south
Aso. part OF Lot No Z. In square IS With tie
tSeen 18th and 18th streets vert
Terms: One-thfrd cash balance In and l,months,
Tor pctte bearing interest. secured by deed Of
trust on the emises. All CONVEX ancinF and rev
enue STAN ,. Of the coe, 81 the purchaser go dovs
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Arrf
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pr GREEN wILLIAms, AuctiOneers.

TWO sT3EY FRAME Hoys5 AND LOT ON
sTkkEIs NORTH, Ar PUBIic xUoTfSs.
On ThUksDAr, the 18th instant, .t ca O'Clock
Lot No. II. in Square No. az. with the improve
mnents, consisting Of snug two story Frame
inches trent by % feet ~, inches deep.
Terms made Known on the day Of sale.
jy7-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Anrt.
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OF DRY GOODS
At No. 1l9 Bridge street, Georgetown.
SM00T BURROUGHS
VIII commence on MONDAY. July l6, at ten
O'CLOCK, to close out, at auction, their entire
stock #
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which comprise a general assortment adapted To
the wants OF housekeepers and consumers Rener.
ally. ei
The attention of the public fs invited
There having been a considerable advance in
goods recently, bargains may be expected
SM00T BCRROUGHs
y lb-dtl6 THOS BOWLING Aurf
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10y ID. l.. WELLS CO..
ID Auctioseers and Real Esfate Brokers'
Northwest corner 10th and strests

BE AND SkW rRAHk corTAat bMssH-
LING HOUSE AND LOT, on Msssachusetts
at Auction
On rRipAY; j uiy Is. 1856. instant, ats o'cl1 p
m. We shall sell, the premises. al that Cottage
Dwelling House and Let Of Land, No. 81, front
Ing = FEET on hessachusstts avenue north, between
l4th AID 18th streets. s1d extendflR In oeDxh s.
leet. Improved by ak room new Frame COTTAGE
n. 9sf Nth cellar and attic. Nice front yard
Terms: One half cash; balance in six ana twelve
months, with intx rest, Slee down al sale Goa.
Title perfect.
d. L. WELLS a 90,
jy7-du Intel. Anctfoueers
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4S6 MARKR1rERs, 48(
ENTH sTREET.
INTEBIOR DECORATIONS,

CHOICE Stock
Lately received. and now open for inspection
The HAN DsOMEsT ASSORTMENT ever offered
In ashinston, embr acing-
p A p + Il Il GI NGS
or Foreign and Domestic Manufacture of the best
rabIIes and LATEST STYLES, appropri ate for
PAbLehS, HALLS. DINING R0UMS, CHAM
bEkS and LIbRARIES. embt scisg New, Rich,
and Unique Designs Of Embroidered Gift Patterns
Tor Drawing Rooms with appropriate Borders
WINDOW SHADES.
New and beautiful patterns, on Buff. Green, and
the prevailing COlors. TAN. LAVENDER, and
sIgN1 GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and
Window Shades Of any required Size, style, or
Color. made To Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The Largest Assortment in the District war.
Ianted I" be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the
WALNUT, timitatfon.l ROSEWOOD. and all
GILT OVAL Picture FRAMES, WALNUT
BRACkE TS, CONVEX GLASS. &c
Persons hniDg photographs taken are request
cd TO call and examine our Assortment before pur-
chasing Frames.
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELS.
In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, ard Blue Oolors, from
The smallest Photograph TO the Largest Portrait
Size; also. SILK CORD and TASSEtS, different
sizes
Special attention paid to this Branch of our Bus
insss.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs
Always In Store. On sale, o few Choice PAINT
1NGS snd IN CRAVINGS.