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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25

French line runs off to the west and north
west France has natural boundaries on ey-
cry other side but this. The mountains and
the aeas encircle her everywhere but on the
side of Germany and Belgium. In country
where smuggling is one of the fine arts, and
has been carried to the pinnacle of perfec-
ton, it is of vast Importance to have border
that shall beecapable of being thoroughly
guarded. The same argument will hold good
also, when applied to tho police system of
France, one of the duties of which is to keep
close watch on every individual going out or
coming into the realm. OF course, the new
cline" would offer greatly increased facilities
to these functionaries.
This slight modification in the Map of Eu-
rope would bring On increase of about %, 900
square miles of territory, and population of
about 100000. Both territory and people,
in their desirable qualities, unsurpassed by
any in Europe. The Rhenish provinces of
Bavaria, Hesse and Prussia, and the Kingdom
of Belgium are the component parts of this
coveted addition to the French Empire. If
the German powers 60 to war, this magnit-
cent slice of territory is undoubtedly at LOUIS
NApoLEoN's mercy; and we can think of no
reason for his telling the world that he 'de-
tests the treaties of 1885," unless it is to pre-
pare it for such coup d'ctat. That England
and Russia should sit quietly by, and see this
programme carried out, is scarcely a suppos-
able case. We shall either therefore have
no war, or one of the greatest struggles Eu-
rope has witnessed since Waterloo.
LOUIS NAPOLEON avows himself the patron
of oppressed nationalities and processes to
be in favor of q people choosing who shall
bo its sovereign. If this be so, he cannot con-
sistently incorporate those German provinces
above mentioned, for we know enough of the
German Gallophobia to feel assured that four
millions of Germans will never vote them
selves Frenchmen. The annexation of Bel
gium perhaps may present no such Difficult
ties. But we, of course, have sufficient con-
fdence in LOUIS NAPoLEoN's statecraft, not
to doubt that, when the time comes, he will
not be devoid of expedients and resources,
wherewith to reduce affairs to satisfactory
adjustment.
We have indicated few only Of the ad-
vantages held out to France by a European
war at this time. The length of this article
forbids US to proceed to the enumer alton Of
others.
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CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS...MAY rs. 1866.

900 years! At this rate, II eight thousand
six hundred and forty millions of years, the
earth will stop altogether, ifit does not other
wise before that period"
We find thus that the world is bound to
come to an end some time or other. Science
and Revelation both point in the same direc-
tion. NJ. DEIAuNAY's prophecy, however,
we incline to think, will not affect the Paris
Bourse yet awhile.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
MEETINGS.
SCHOOLS.

ORANGEBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
EN0R SALE THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, STU.
IL .ATED In the Town Of Orangebsrg, and known ss
the ORANGRBURG FEMALE COLLEGE. The build.
ing is large and suitable for Hotel Boarding School,
being capable of accommodating about two hundred
t200 persons On the premises gas works for sup-
plying the building with gas; and fine orchard and
garden. The grounds ample and eligiby located,
being near the railroad depot ..
Terms-One-tenth cash balance In ten equal an
nual instaments, secured by mortgage Of the prop
erty; the buildings to be kept insured and policy
assigned or credit on the whole amount Of the pur-
chase may be had by giving approved personal security
in addition to the mortgage &C., the purchaser paying
only cash enough to defay expenses Of sae For fur
ther particulars, apply to = or
No. 46 East Bay, corner Boyce & Co.'s Wharf.
HTOrangeburg Times insert above one month and
send bill to Courier Office fmw,mo May 25
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PRoNRNi5E ENTERTAINMENT.

THE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE RESPECTFULLY
announce to the citizens Of Charleston that "PR01f
MADE ENTERTAINMENT" will be given by them.
commencing This Ruening in the School Room Of tho
Holy Communion Church; corner Cannon and Ashley
Streets in aid OF the Association formed for the Ereo
tion Of Monument In commemoration Of the conede-
rate Desd They earnestly solicit the aid Of the public
in their endesvols to further the cause. -
..'. IT alo.H e MRS JOHN L. ANCRUM,
~ MRS. JOS. D. TAYLOR,
Miss MARIA h. ANoRUM,
Z i-fo1 . Miss ELIZA wARING. III,
aet Nms oLNEY HARLESTOE,
May % MISS ELLEN UONDY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25

REMOVAL.
THE SUBSCRIBER HEREBY RESPECTFULLY IN.
l. FORMS his former patrons and the public, that he
has removed from his former Office corner Of King and
Hasel streets, to
No. 10 BROAD-STREET, n,
Where be would be most happy to serve all who may
honor him with their business.
May % PHILIP g. KEGLER.'
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CARD.

CARD. f.-
MADAM HBMMEL HESPECIFULLY ANNOUNCES
l to her friends and the pubic generally, that she
has returned to the city, and will resume the duties
her profession as teacher Of the PIANO FORTE. vii
also give lessons in GERMAN and FRENCH. Apply
ZOGBAUM, YOUNG 90. g Music Store, No. 1911 hing
street. mwf
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REMOVALS.
REMOVED

REMOVED.
M ISS ANNE CLEAR, MILLISER, HAS REMOVED
W from No. III Coming 8treet to No 696 King street.
four doors above Morris street. n 81 May "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25

~ Al communications Intended for publication n
this jcarr,dl nsust be addressed to the Editor OF
the DCEy Ne,os, No. Is Hdyne- street, Charleston,
8. C. Business Communications TO Publisher OF
Ddily Retos.
We can :0t undertake TO return rejected oonnusjoa.
TONS
Advertisements outside of the oy must be aoconpa-
MED aciA the cash.
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WANTS.

u Immediately, good CANDY MAKER. Apply a
J. c. a. CLAUSSEN'S, No. 10 Market street.
Nav Q5
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H broken MULES, not over years old. Apply be-
fore IL O'Clock this day. at No. 1s North Commercial
Wharf. " may 20
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no 1848, ba6 ,tn8 tepprftbt. 2ab aab
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la0t 'tlal &inter, ia fnb ,ptr 9fa@bar6,
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finb bur4 eanSe tfsbertes 2tttn .,rpat.-
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,.n8 einonber Is lieb 1pie Brdber, ,lnb
S:ber bat ein 2iebatn, pa6 Ct IN b.nt
.treuen 6er3er, trd8t,, unb bod tpete 3et>
tler et,paS BON bem 2ieb@e,t be6 Mnoeren.
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ben Bier 70 39emltblt@ Bet .eitanper.
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pfeift ein 3spbfr, bert eintul Mart unb
8etn pur@@dulelt NIT aruffi@er Rdlte.
iSobann 8ebt mfrs. iufement .pie BEN
@a6rtel. Metn rbeint(der MaBen belt
gang unperi@dmt ,lnb ,riQ iitb 1li@t ldu,
8er NIT ber fril@en 2uft bier {pet@en laf,
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UQu( Rieoer'S

@rceQemteS Mu9en1pQ6er,
bem6brt In ben 1@wieriefea 0duen ale tpuutrr'
bar wi1fenbes 9eilmtttel it, mie bic pbt9en
prdparatt, Yatienten tpie QDiebersertaufern BE-
pens eupfoblen. t.sl4...,.# ,6t.. !.
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Spmmerfranfbeit omplalnt)
be 8inbern beilt. g itaa2fl 4 Ie5aal.- 2t8
mprie'8 Sialienif6er MuAen=
8dliattt ''
ais unfebIbare6 Ntttel
fit bic &rantbeite,1 pe6 Mu9es.
(Mtute unb &ront,me)
@erRentSrner, Gitetun8 ber Ibr6nent.iien,
Tltmmern unb @9md@e.
Das Wittel mirtt nnftblbar, mag bic Rranf.
bit ftrppbulSitn petr anttrn 1lriprunSs fein
Ne Writ 9egeH S@mddes unb Mbnebme,1 fes
8raft be8 @etnerren unp beili trantbafte gu.
itdube In ben 8au beiIelben. 8efpnbers 5pl@eu
Yer1eneu IL euapfeblen, pel9e .ibr 1use fort
wGbrenb anau1re,9en 9aben. Der Balm tpirt
tbrtr @ebtraft alleemein seiunte 3batiettit pie-
ber berleiben. .as
Wrobtrt's uub ibr mertst's tsHatrt fnben.
preiS IS Gent per Glaf&e.s
nbaben bel allen Dru9eiitfn. .r.5
@prfe u. Dailey. Gisentbaner.
Dubuque, Jowa. 1
3 Die MateriaIien, aus btuen e8 aatereitet te,
tab rein unb sSRli&. GO tR NIT bs&fter @pre.
talt unb @enaui8leit 3ufammengtfebt uub. mil
St@eItttt nnb ebne S&mer3 an3nntnben. ba q
auberli@ applieirt uirb unb bic @etabr tauRt(@t.
neutrality-suspicious., ~tl@e bas CARTE Au-
0en9ewebt 70 letdt 3erf6rsn. nermeibtt.
l1np tute fiir has Huge 70 nnseattn wobltbd.
tts ptrfenb, nurte e aud bS@R betliam er>
funsen fur
B,anbmnxten,& 9 &nt3Iubungen, g {.
ip.uugtne 2ipptn aunt. pdnbe,
@urm an Gtn9er, @alaflub, GrY.
ftpslas, 9nftttsnfi&e ,e.
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Gteentbimer. l5za
81 @e9en Ginieneun8 Spu 30 eeut tn fran-
Hrtem 8ritt 3useidtdt.
Morse's Blackberry Balsam
F@eres Mitttl fir Dtarrbee, f&le&te
8erbauune, Gbplera. @prbus,
8tnber. plera, ,unba balle u nter'
Ietts. .aranthetten.
407 paul @te8eI
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$tllstriistis'tkss..
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Gs naet tin Duru. an btefem ber3eu
ltns lautIp6 erdbt q nj, u,ein @rub.
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Sect tilt bes Blutes @ele aSsernb.
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Mn's Mdbtrriiden iener Stunbe,
/ auf bic u.ein aue, so1t @ebufu@t f&aut
Dft nenn i'd f&wetefam baseisdtn. &
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Boa baan III r,eine @eele ein, . "
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r9ab biele 9fa&t tie ltste iet,. !"
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Das berlbute enBlii@e aas1a
9ferbe<, &tnbpteb> L. @9Qf<

Haa5 LlNlMENT, l1aa 40
pel&es ieber Garuter als f&.rfes &urmittsl fiir
aQe Mrten du6erli@er 8ranlbetten feiues 8teb.
fanbes IN, 3auie balten follte: 4 za.: /
Sir bie1es 2inimeuttbalte Id tas Depot fur
ben Gnero6. .ge,tauf ii ben @taaten 9Rtnnefosa
unb @isconlin. aal ssa5 at 4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
&e ee1e,8.

@aarballan1 (@airltfe),
Das ausse3ei@netae arler betannttn Mtttel, 3ar
BefSrberune bes @a@stbums bes 9aars unb
@ieberterfeQxne BET GaQe unb urfpran9lidben
Tarbe her@elben, fIr ben @rcb' u. RIetn1ertauf.
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4. .u-. Paul 1aieger's sas
@lut< l&nb @ale1treiri9u>1g8

bte bette 9ansmeSi3ia fir bic 8ru6t Mn3abl pon
Rranlbetten, wel@e bur@ @truuretninnn8 bee
8luts unb @tSrun8 btr gerbauunes- Orea1e
berppr8erufen werben.
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Deut19e Mpptbefe

~ 49, -.'e'SU'. ~. =
Empire Block, obsre Stapt 3. Stra6e.
ct. Naul, @innefota, ay,7
balt fur ben @roB. unb Rleinpertauf aQe Mrten
ppn Mr3neien, paterldnbif&e unb amsritauifde
Nppt1etermaaren unb prdpartrte Ne:t3tnen III
8rSbter Muspsbl sprrdtbie. ..s 4...-s...a..
@teterpertGufer pom 0anbe erbalttn BET Gn.
9rps. .Baar> Gtuidufen bic alereaufig0en Gban.
cen. 5t<. va S.5t s-as' = .'<t.[s. 10 ~
Mebi3inen reroen mad Neeepten 3u ieter 3tit
bonn beRen Matertal pr6parirt. ~ - 8. .,.a5,2
perfImerten unb Iuilettenartifel IN unater.
irpAener Musmabl. ,.|.'.. -. y. .5s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04
DENTISTRY

DR.. Mayer will also attend 10 Dental SurSer!
and invites all who may need his services
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04
Dissolution.

,I,HE Co-PARTNERsHIP I aEKEt0TWy q ~. WAGON. ron
1L,nn s sng Blacksmi;hing business, Is tnis dAy
,ms.oivsS by mutual consent ThoS Gsllasnss
,,S assivs and pay all debts Of the late nrm.
will receive N"N THOs. GALLAGHER
W. II. DENISE o,.,
Gold Hni, Sept l. 1906
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

Gaping, Bleeding and Lrec hin per-
formed in the Be.t styles.
ALSO, for sale, Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
Le-cheS DIR. J. @. MAYER, Proprietor.
Gold HILL Sept 1, 1900 ssp2l.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS N ADVERTISEMENTS.
BATHS! BATHS!!

THE UNDERSIGNED IN a u
forms the public Of Gold Il s1t ~
Hill. and vicinity. that he has So
entirely rehttcd ais BATH 81 aAT 4 3
ROoMS--el-an linen and Russian towels hot
and cold water in abundance. Baths every day
nom now on, Spring and Summer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

TO THE LADIES'.
Or. Mayer would also inform the Ladies' that
he has ftied up PRIVATE Room for them and
for children. whore particular Ritentiep will be
paid 10 Hair Curling, Cutting, and the spplicA.
lion Of choice Hair R-s,orativcs and Cosmetics
under the direction Of an artist recently from
San Francisco
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04
United states Taxes.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Annual List for Collection District Of Neva
do, embracing assessments made on Incomes and
Licenses for 1875, and also the Annual Taxes on
Carriages, Watches Plate, &c, has been return.
edto me by the Assessor OF said District, and all
persons liable to pay such Taxes In said District
that the same have become due and win be re-
ceived by me at my Office In the City Of Virginia
In said County, until and including the ELEV.
ENTH DAY OF OCTOBER next; aud oil per,
sons who shall neglect or refuse TO pay said
Taxes assessed upon them in said list within inc
time specified shall be liable to pay ten per cent
um additional upon the amount Thereon, mse'n,
or with such other costs for notice ana "'
provided by law. , o,nr
,- Collector Internal Rev., District OF Nevada
Virginia City, sept 90. 1866: se2s.Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

The SHAVING SALOON has also been reno.
waited. and refuTnished with new and keen rAIors.
elegant fancy soaps, the huest periumery, and
clean linen napkins, etc
HAIR CUrrING also done In the latest And bes,
a.Nln.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co hy Boat at I ?. NJ, will take the Cars At
Sacramento on both roads AZ $50 A. NJ, for the
Lake Biglrr Route. will change 10 Stages at
Shingl- Springs For Donner Lake Route, At
Alta: arriving in Virginia, by both Lines In
sc hours from San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04
DISSOLUTION.

HroTJcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Arm OF Mead & McConc has been dissolved
mis- day BY mutual consent. The busine" WIN
hereafter be conducted by John McCone; In his
name and on his credit, he, collecting all deDls
due md owing the firm Of Mead & MeCone, and
P"' 'As AAs'l''4f>'TH~S - J.E MEAD, 81
A.. ,.-.,. d. aa.... JOHN McG0NE, ID
silver City. Sept. 2s. 1856. Hif 5Gs 'e2'-2mu u
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TIC r
70 THE
Taxpayers Of storey County,

u1E BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
err will meet as a Board OF Equalization, on
,h. l7,h day OF September, and continue IN ses'
.Ion until the irst day Of October: co,,,v
-. ,or The fiscal year Of 1866, will be deliver
"a 20 ,he County Tax Collector for collection on
the 18th day Of October. -, h,.,r... q,
On ali Taxes unpaid at the close OF oasness IS Tn 90
IN. 10Th day of November. 1866 'nere Will w ~
prr cent. delinquency added: ,p,pAII
P'' ' w. - =. .OFERkAbLt
County Tax Collector.
Virginia. Sept. "a, 1866.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

GILLIG. MOTT Il CO..
(Fireproof Brick RuildingsD
CORNER c AND TAYLOR STREETS,
VIRGINIA,
OFFER FOR SALE. AT THE LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods Stoves Tin and Copper
Ware. etc. Our stock will be found very com.
plete. having been carefully selected tor this
Market
The following comprises a part, only, Of our
stock:
$4,000 ns Bar Iron. round and square. all sizes;
5000 ms Boiler Plate; ...... .... ........
$1,000 ibs Sheet Iron
5000 bs shoe Shape. all sizes:
1900 MS Cas..steel, Blister Steel, .sandFTos
Cork Steel:
Nail Rod. Band Iron
10000 ics Track Iron;
5000 Ds Bar and Sheet Copper:
5000 lcs Lead Pipe, various sixes;
ls 900 feet Gas Pipe, ! to inches:
1000 feet I. r. Hose, all sizes;
$50 dozen Hose Bibbs;
800 dozen Elbows and Couplings
$1,000 Carriage Bolts, all sizes:
5000 Machine Bolts. all sizes.
coo Globe Valves.
200 Anvils and Vices;
so Bellows, various siZes:
Blacksmiths Tools;
Scales. Grindstones;
400 wheelbarrows;
900 dozen Az. Pick and Sledge Handles.
Coal; .....
1000 dozen Locks, Hinges, Butts,
Taeks;
Knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder;
100 dozen Picks;
BoraX;
Balling Wire and Rope.
600 kegs Nails. all sizes;
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO..
Corner Of C and Tayisr streets, virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-07
BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

Great FACTION IN BOOTS AND
~ SHOES.
$3.50.
Lasies' Slippers, from 10 cents to SI4O
Congress Gators, from $l.76 to-
Balmeral Caters, S225
misses and Children's Boots and Caters, from IS
- cents to 81
Mems Slippers, from rs cents to 81 IS
Ladies Morocco Boots and Balniorsls, from 81 rs
Also, window filled with Shoes at 81 per pair
All at the Original Cheap Boot and shse Store
o22 Penn. avenue, four doors east of Adams tx
press Ohce. my l.d2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-07
LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEMgNrs, Ac To- NIeHr

GRoyER's-The grand testimonial farewell
benefit, rendered by the company, orchestra,
and attaches 20 their popular manager. Mr. g.
ID. Hrss. comes of this evening, on which oc-
cssion the beneficiary assumes the character
OF Matthew Bates" in Time Tries All"
Mr.. J. W. Wallack has volunteered his SER
vices as Fagin" in .sOliver Twist" Mr.. and
hrs. Geo. T. sheldon and Mr.. Abner S. Brady
have also rendered their services.
ODDFELLOws' HALL The Carolina Twins
said 10 bs even more wonderful in many par
1culars than the famous Siamess Twins, are
on exhibition every day from 10 q. m. to d.
m, and every evening from to 10 O'Clock.
SRATos HALL.-H. ]. Russell's May Ball
this evening, commencing ~ sH clock, will 10
doubt b. = brilliant affair.
CAErEEEURY.-sOh, Hush :" for the first
time tbIs season, two new ballet ciyertise-
ments, and other novelties.
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HYGIRNIc WINE is used by the better class
of people throughout Europe.
Hyglenic Wine is approved by the most emf
nent physicians of America.
Hy0ienic Wine is approved BY numerous
"Schools Of medicine" especially BY the In
perial School of Medicine Of Paris.
II is not a secret preparation but scientific
one: the ingredients of which are known TO our
most eminent physicians, and is prescribed By
them in all cases for which it is recommended
Hy2ienic Wine contains no alcohol or whis-
key, but has for its base one Of the finest of
pure Wines.
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DIED.

LINTON. On Sunday morning, May 9Th, ED
WARD HALL, twin son Of William and Julia N.
Linton, aged year and IS days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his parents No 45 La avenue, this
(moDday) afternoon, May 7, st4 o'clock.
ROBINSON. On May 5th, WILLIE ANDREW
ROBINSON, aged years and month, son Of W.
Y. and Matilda Il. Robinson, and grandson Of the
late Edward wsyson.
s6MhERS. On the 9Th of May, after lnger-
ing illness of two months of pneumonia, ALEX
AMBER, second son of Israel and Sarah Sommers
aged years, months. and days.
tPhilsdelphis papers ard Germantown Tele-
gralh please COPY
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MARRIED..

JARBOE-MARCEY. On Thursday, the Sd in
slant, at the Parsonage of the Dunbsrton str eet
Methodist Church. by the Rev. Mr.. Edwards. Mr..
all of Georgetown
OppIE-PROET. On Tuesday, April nth, at
st: Marys Church; BROOKLYN. New York, BY the
Rev. w. Syle, HENRY Nj. ODDIE, Esq. to
ELEANOR GIBSON, youngest daughter of J on
sthsn Prout. formerly OF Washington.
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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 DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 4A Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between AZ and 9Th streets. Of
nee hours from q. m. to p. m, and 10 p.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-That corns, bunions,
bad nails, etc, can be removed without pain
To be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms,
424 Penn. ay., between \ and 9th streets.
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IL G MO WINE.

HIGIENIO WINE.
WINE TONIC proves II to be the best ever Of
fered TO the American public Its effects are i'm
mediate giving beautiful tone to the dshilitated
and sna , systen; 1t stands unrivslled as Q
PHYSICAL PROsTRATION,
SOUR Stomach, oPPRRssIoN,
fEvEs AND iSi6 DkAKuMAr1sM,
BOW ELS. LIvER and kIDSEYs. Iii the best
appetizer known; As a preventative Of cholera il
1t, for to prepare against an enemy is . sure way
dn9 Y pro
stimulating il to free eircul stion It is the best,
HYdIENiC WINE is used t6rousaou. Europe.
SSu oy Pnysician: there and also BY the
sCHooL OF MEDICINE OF PARIS,
where Qusck CONGO ctiops .pcb "a & n this conn
n.y. can pass Iii; . :Sld jus. :: imported.
IL IL Just the thing posse ssing t..ts and
ssscsn.l in imR.Itins strength in ali c.sss ~ Of
supplied Try it We a ass aess long felt want
upon trial that it is the best and sns., I'll sgres
And TONIC n the country. Sold By ali respeots c
LAMBERT KAMPINa.
Importers and Sole Propristo,..
my f& 81 and 33 Broadway, NY.
CAERIAsrs' CARRIAGES. OARsIAGEs,
On hand, large MT of new ana seconh
hand Carriages, which will be sold z gSSeS.
4 s;srsss y, .scsa Ola
riages taken in exchange =
Repairing promptly 6 s,ssn de Z 70. a,.u.x
.y.n .sl s4i :srsss P s.s 81 & AID si
DlIMIIg ssa b Ia = - a1oa1lt1os e sNs
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PURCHASERS can save money by buying
Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
at the One Price Store, corner 9TH street and
Maryland Avenue, Island). MA
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CITY ITEMS.

CrrIzRhs m want of good fitting Shirts, caa
have them m ade to order in all styles at 8. d.
Mariow's, 3oe, Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th streets .