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a eUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can console ntiously recommt nd to those suf
feriug from distressing esugb, DIX. sTRICK-
LANDS MELLIS SLUOUS OOUoH BAbSAM
1t gives rebef almost instsntaneous, and 10 With
al not disagreeable to the taste There is no
doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam Is one Of
the best preparations In use; and is all thst its
proprietor claims for It We have tried IL during
the past week. and found relief from a meet dis
tTessi9S cough. It's IIepsSed BY DR.; Strickland,
No. l39 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
fer sale By pInggtsts: Sold by J VI. EAIkN =
CO.; also at WAITE'S Drug Store. and OdAS
CHkIsrINIS, at Pa. avenue and aO2 Ninth
street oc 3 "
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILEs CURED BIZ DR
eTRICKLANDE PILE RRMEDi

Mr. Glass. Of akesyiIIe, Wisconsin writes Tor
the benent OF all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggrs.
waited case Of Piles and his brother was dice
lyzed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
we're cured with one bottle of DR. rSTRlCKLkNDS
PILE REMEDY. The Recommendation of these
gentlemen. beside the daily testimonials recei ved
10y Or. strfct land, ought to onvince these suer-
ing that the Hl"st chrenic cases Of Piles
are cured by DR. strickland's Pile Remedy N Is
seld by Drueaiste everywhere. Sold by j. W.
NAIRN h 90 OHAS. UHRISTIANI, 511 Pa
avenue and 502 9th street oc 16 N
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- Crwdglmpcs Ap Thomas, the Welsh
bard, is coming 10 this cosntry. He will be
received by the Llwglmntrsmstrath OF Phil
ade1phis. and his performance on the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. or Welsh harp, will be
the most interesting musical event OF the saa-
son. He 10 native OF Moelgwystrnw w bstwith.
and his father was the inventor Of the Brnwrw
Cymrstgggllwust.
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A wRLL-KkowS TRoTTING TRAINER KILLED.
On Monday afternoon Rob't walker, the WELL
known trotung trainer and driver, who keeps
the hotel Immediately ad loinIng the Cen treyIiIe
Course, l.. proceeded 10 that track 10 exer-
clse one OF the horses he was training. Short
ly afterwards his family were alarmed AT see
ing the horse and sulky gallop back to the Ia
BILE without driver, and, on proceeding TO the
course. only couple OF hundred yards dis
tant. they were horrifed TO discover his dead
body laid on the track, with q pistol or riffe-
ball through his brains. No person was seen
on the course or in the neghborhood, and the
perpetrator and the motive which led 70 such
a acatastrophe cannot be surmIsed.-N \ Inns
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SThe Court OF Appeals OF Maryland has
r. Gently decided that a landlord NAV protect
h'mseli from Inability for s'money. plate, and
1ewt lry," by requesting guests TO deposit such
articles in his care, bat on snit being brought
against the proprietor Of the Maltby House for
$50 in money and a watch, the Court ruled
that the landlord must pay for the stolen
property, saying thai gnest must be alIo wed
10 keep about him such an anon n of money as
was necessary for his personal expenses, al the
risk of the proprietor
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ADVENTURES OF THOUSAND DOLLAR NOTE.
Frequent mention has been made in the pro-
ceedings OF the City Councils, at this and pre-
cedinR sessions, of a $1,000 bank note which
was in possession Of Mr.. Josiah Cobb, and
which he felt desirous TO have disposed Of so
that he RIght be relieved OF all care in refer
ence to 1t. Its history is a little curious. In
the year lo5S, IL appears, Mr.. Cobb was called
on by lad TO change $40 note. Upon looking
al II, he discovered IL was genuine 81 GOO bill l.
and De was curious to know something more
about II So great a mistake an the denomina-
iion of note was not ordinarily made. He re-
tained IL for inquiry, and then ascertained that
IL had been offered 10 a lady who conducted
the millinery business, by a negro woman. in
pay for some articles. That some bodv was the
loser 10 that amount seemed almost certain
Mr.. Cobb. under the circumstances, felt him
self Iusuhable in retaining the note, so as 10
f1nd the owner. He advertised It at various
1or IL. Tired OF being Its custodian, in February,
1872, he deposited il In the city treasury with
$500 interest, in trust for the benefit of the
owner, II he shoald ever be found. Efforts have
been made, at one time or another, by parties
in the way OF administration, or as descendants
OF the colored woman, long since deceased TO
get possession OF IL, but without effect Since
the time Of deposit with the city the sl,tr1 40
have been lying IN the city treasury, drawing
Interest, and at this time the sum amounts 70
near $1,000. This. by the action of the City
Council within day er two past, it has been
determined shall be appropriated to the use OF
the "Unicn Orphan Asylum" Thus the mys-
terious note is finally disposed OF In addition
10 the singularity Of the fact that Mr. Cobb
withstanding his repeated advertisements. il
seems that the colored woman, who presented
II 10 pay bill. never even appeared 70 make a
claim for it.-Bdltim0re Sun
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PURCHASE OF AN lsLASD.-Long Island in
Princess Anne. Va. recently purchased by
Hon. Ben. Wood, OF New York, contains so
acres. 300 OF which are under cultivation or
susceptible OF cultivation. and the balance in
marsh and overhowed lands. The cost was
$40. The island lies between the Back Bay
and the ocean, and rs 4 great ducking spot
Other winGeo game lie also plentiful II is the
intention OF Mr.. Wood TO build and add other
attractions to the island.-horfolk Tir0ia,ayH
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NEWER
Renews the HAIR
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAy HAIR RENExvBR
Restores gray hair 10 the original colsr
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILlAN HAIR kENEwER
Prevents the hair from falling off.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENBwKR
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS sICILIAS VEGETABLE HAIR RRNKwER
Has proved itsef the best preparation for the hair
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale by oil druggists. ja 30 Tuly
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NEGOTIATING A LoAS.-It is stated that
Gen. Santa Anna is now negotiating loan OF
OF S5,OO0,OOo for the purpose of carrying ont his
plan OF reconstruction in Mexico, and IS as
sured OF success in the negotiation in a few
days. number Of ex-Fedsral officers called
on him IN New York on Monday TO offer their
services in his new campaign
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SECRET pIsRAeEs

SAsARIfAN's CHRIS the mest certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable reuie-
dy ever discovered Cures Ia two to tour days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, no
basam, no mercury Only ten pills to be tak en-. II
Is the soldiers hope. aud friend to those who do
mot want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
male, So. -
SAsAR lTAH's RoOT ASD HERB JuIcEs-A positive
ana permanent sure fer Spy Willis. Scrofala Ulcers,
Sold by B. O. Ford. See advertisement. myS
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LOVE AND SUIcIDK.-A nice yonng man i'm
New York, the other day, took arsenic and
died, all because young lady would not take
him for better or for worse. BY the way, speak
ing OF love and suicide, who ever knew a wtd-
over 10 sever his Jugular because be could not
gain possession OF a pair OF sky blue eyes and a
fascinating s.lockey." Love, like the measles,
touches lightly the second turn
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INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION ON Boor AND
SHOE MAKING.-TheC Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue decides that the recent law Of Con.
gress eXempts any boot or shoe maker making
boots or shoes TO order, as custom work outy
where work does not exceed annually one
thousand dollars. To determine the amount or
value OF work, exclusive of materials the
value or cost OF the materials is TO be deducted
from the sales value OF the boots or shoes man.
ufactnred. II the difference is not greater thar
one thousand dollars, the boot or shoe maker is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KIT II MEAN TntDK 20 Trade 10 self ss
reign extrsfs ss tir made Of tha worst
male ia 3. The prices at which they are venden -
les tha tn. dut, the ,-rit .blA srticle Oouli
p, futth+r ,kan T. throw me ne. away or such
rubbish while pH ALOdS MIGHT BLOWING
IhLCS, redo ent of tro picsl f. '.Rrsnce, is with
fh tie reach Of all. Sold every ywhere.
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LIFE INSURANCE CoNvENTIoN.-Thec con.
yentton of life insurance agents, held al Hart.
ford. Conn. last week, as the result Of their
de1berations, adopted resolutions condemnine
the varied, discriminating and unfrfendIy
laws OF various states, imposing oppressiy We
and unjust taxes and onerous requirements Is
insurance, not demanded OF imposed upon
other branches Of commercial enterprise and
pledgfng effort TO secure a repeal of such laws
Steps were also taken 10 establish a national
life insurance bureau, or board of commerce
TO be under official recognition at Washington,
and 10 which the various companies shall make
annual reports. The matter was placed in the
hands OF n committee, consisting of Guy
Phelps. OF Hartford; Elizur Wright. OF Boston:
Johr Eadie, of New York, and B. r. Stevens,
OF Boston. who are to report at an adjourned
meeting TO be held in New York in November
next There Is no good reason, however for
approaching Congress on this subject
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A PHER's EsrAra yrne TO A MERCHANT.
A Scotch paper ssge pat the Roseneath ee :
tales Of the Duke O. 0feyle are about 10 pasx
INTO ine hands OF su0eessful sugar merchant
and yachtsman. The price fs said 70 be about
nine hundred thousand dollars
ENeLAKD.-An English paper says that last
year the people Of England paid 10 religious
institutions -, SCI, ,0O0, while the ,ax on spirits
paid TO Govern ment amounted TO $40. .OOO.0O0 :
A PoET FOR THE LEGIsLATuRE-A M w.
Ball, ESQ, the reputed author OF sRock me 10
Sleep" was nominated by the Republicans OF
the first Assembly District Of Union County.
N. j., as their candidate for the House of As
sembly.
~The Empress of Mexico, replying 10 an
address presented by a depntation from tue
Chamber OF Commerce Of Trieste, at Miramar
alluded 10 the probability that s.the Emperor
Maximiltan may make, next year q visit 10
Europe" We think he may.
ga contemporary says that death has new
terrors In these days. account Sf the liza ,l,tv
10 De caught by some spiritual medium and
made 20 talk nonsenee post mortem. "
h~M.f Herman Goldschmidt, the ven.
known astronomer, has Just dleo nj Pari.
ThcUeh only an amateur in the ecieu ce ne
had siscovered fourteen telescope pisnets
ana has only instrument was common opern
glass. -1fsi "a ftt1-.' ~rS'~I
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40 ENTERPRISE
SHnUsr LIVE AND ErUkn(
LIVE
TO ALL EPIGU RES

=, The undersigned rsspectfnlIy informs the pub.
.ess ,S 20 Jay ne VIII introduoS three Rossts
celebIsied felmoDico" Roasts. which Viii be
seIved up 10 the best style, SURPRISING any thing
never heretofore been served mp in any frst class
The public should he very careful where tbev
buy n assir Oysters :! this season Of the year as
treeh supplies daily of rom two to tSree hnndraS
bushels OF the bt st o, tha come TO this N
fresh. " wv ss oe
Particular attention paid to families. hotels and
Restaurants Oytfere packed In any ri ized caus or
ktes. Nholesaie and retail. 9s1 Cstreef corne,
lib, opposite Washington Theater.
Oysters deli yer sny part OF the city free NJ
charge lse Isl T M HARVEY
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Dome 1T Up IN A HURRY.-They do things
in hurry IN California, as witness the follow
ing programme OF pheasant little affair"
San Juan Nevada stage robbed at a. m OF
3d. Or reward offered 81 Z a. m: robbers shot
and all the money recovered at ID. m; coro-
ners inquest at p. M; funeral Of the the yes
at o. m.
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BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINK.-The Baltimore San Of this morning
notices the arrival at her wharf Yesterday
evening Of the steamship Worcester. Captain
Graham, from Liverpool, via Queenstown,
bringing heavy United States mail, a large
and very valuable cargo. 800 steerage passen.
gers, (chiehy Swedes and Germans and the
following in the cabin: u. Benica. Mr PeIka
James Briges, Miss Mary Briggs, Ricnard
Briggs, Miss Emily Briggs, VIM. burton and
Mrs. VIM. Burton. The Worcester was de.
layed twenty hours at Queenstown by stress
OF weather, and encountered strong westerly
gales, and very heavy head seas. she behaving
admirably during the entire voyage Not q
single case ofsicknees, however slight, has oc-
CURED on the vessel
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0In Boston, on Friday af,ernooa, a man
nad the ends on fsgo OF his dngers taken OF oy
the bursting OF barrel Of ale, the head bein e
blown ont and striking his fiuRers which were
On We rim o. another barrel AZ the moment.
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MApRIAor avn cvrID.ov

MARRIAGE AND GELIBA0Y,
an Essay OF Warning and instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate
the vital powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent
nee OF charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
Or. skILLIN R0UGHT0N, Howard Assoeia-
tion. PhiIsdelphia, Pa. aug Is. sm
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ANOTHER FEVER IN CHARIRsToy-rt has
been widely circulated that there were SIX
thousand casee Of the sbrake bone fever, in
Charleston "A Charleston local iu noticing
the report, says nat is not the worst OF a.: In,
addition there NOW in that city ten thou-
sand or more case@ fssdead brokeS fever -
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TIE CALIFoREiA WINE CRoP.-The pros
pect for large wine crop this season is be.
lieysd by weii-informed parties better thsn
that OF any revtous year In Los Angelo,
county the yield OF grapes is said to be sh
largest ever known there, the vines beiu load
usual sweetness and favor. aiHa 7ToTTs'
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superior TOILET Soar. prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils In combination with GL YcBRIN
and especially designed for the use of LADIES, and
the NuRsKRY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale By ell druggists. feeeolv
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ary OF American Methodism was celebrated
on Monday morning IN the Fleet Street
Church, Brooklyn, n. Y, by the Local Preach-
clergymen We're present, among whom we're
the Rev. i. p Cook ana Rev. Dr. Roberts. of
Baltimere.. The sermon was preached by the
Rev. MT. Frost of N assa chusetts - 60.
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SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY
eMOLANDXRS EXTRACT BUCKU

IL CURING
even csss OF KIDNEY DIeIAs1, RRyvnASsh'
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRpBls, WIAKNEss ana
PAINS in the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
rRousL Bs arising from IxcHssKs OF ANY KIND.
OonD, H AFTLIoTDDi
Try LAND ER'S.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all Apothecaries. Price q. D. BARNEs
co., New York. and BARHE Es, WARD D co.,
New Orleans, southern Agents. BURLEIGH
ROGERS. wholesale Drussigts, Boston, MAss..
General Agents. feb iO-ly
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wiRDOw SHADES. &c.
have inst received from . New York auction
mouse nj pieces Tapestry, Three ply, Ingram,
venetian. List and Linen CARPETS, OIL.
CLUTHs WINDOW SHADES, BEDSPREADs
and OOMFORT1Re Also. on hand large lot of
new ana second hand ~ GRNITURE, ali OF which
Was bought low for cash and will be sold ct q small
ADVANCE. B. BUCHLY,
Dealer in Furniture &C.
406 Seven tn str eet,
% l1lmh between g and ri sts.. east eide.
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"RECoNsTRUCTioN" IN BASE BALL-Couy.
fesy Of hhe Chirdiry.-The Union Base Ball Club
OF Richmond, composed enurely Of clerks in
tue employ Of the Government, having sent a
challenge 10 the Richmond Club TO play a
match game. received the folio wing reply:
RICRMoHD. Sept. -, lS66.-y r. Dooiev, Sec
retory Union Base Ball Club-Sir: Your commu.
nlcation OF the 2lst instant is before me. am
instructed to state that the Richmond Rail
Club does not desire and will not play the
Union Club single game. We are not nor
DO we expect 10 be, members Of the National
Base Ball Con vention. Our reason We are
southerners Hoping this may he satisfactory,
L am J.E. BIDGoOD.
Secretary Richmond Base Rail CIuh
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The EBREEHAN ANlNyEsTIGATIoN.-G Sheri-
dan returned from Brenham, Texas, to New
orleans, Tuesday morEIng, whittier he had
gone to in yestigate the destruction of that TO wn
by lncendiarism, charged upon United States
soldiers The following points were decided
upon unomcially The original cause OF the
disturbance has not been satisfactorily deter
mined as yet, but there is no doubt during the
fracas TWO soldiers were wounded, one severe
ly and the other slightly; that later in the night
number OF men burned the business portion
OF the town, and that they were soldiers; that
Captain Smith, commanoant Of the post, had
nothing TO do with the matter, and that the az
fair required more rigid Investigation. Gen'I
Sheridan. in order to accomplish the purpose
appointed an in yes esligating COMMITTEES.
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q q
The undersigned is prepared TO executetn the
peet manner oil kinds Of BRICK AND STONI
mAsONRY, including house building and repair
Ing; construction Of fSewers. Drains, Cisterns &C.
setting Crates, Ranges and Ovens, at reasonable
Orders left 1t 16s 1 street, Washington, or 1Is
,nieh street, Georsetown, will be promptly at
'sSdsa i.a TO- " ooIL1ns.
NAP0L EoHB HISTORY OF JULIUSCKsA
~ Volume I'd. Sir Morton Peto on the Resvurces
snd Prospects Of america; spencers Narrative
q Andersonville Prison CrayeuH Prison Life Of
len Davis Ny vineyard q Lakeyiew. Rivera
niniatrrs isn n Fruit Garden Bees Footprints Of
20 80 . IRAHoK T YLoR
y HAHLiN 8 E-Csbinst Organ. have jast been
y i!f .ii j fi4h 2s'c Co.
FH4sLI.DsgS. RRIsToHI oII|!, q, ,IHl. !IE4EH!s
Brfgapds; Sursfstftfan and force, by Henry q.
Lee; n.pcleonr y Hi.te- y o. Jniius Cesar vol "a;
Vol. 18th Statutes at Large: Wheatoub 1nternar
tisn:a !, Law. edition ofsets sd.tsa y ps9a :,
1 -
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i N. LOOMS, ND,

The inyentsr and Pstentes Of the AIHBRAL
fLATE TEETH. attends pert onAlly at -
Ms ONCE IN this city. Many persons can ~
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, &O
And no person ca wear others who eanaot wear
these.
Persons calling st my oeice can be aooonneda-
ted with any style sod price Of Teeth they may de-
ure, but 70 these who particular. sod wish the
porest, eleanest, strongest and mort perfect deu
ture that art can procure, the MIEERAL TEETH
viii be more fuily Narrated.
Rooms IN this efty-Eo. SIS Penn'a aveaue. be-
Philadelphia. oc 20 lv
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II
$4,000. $4,000 $4,000.
STOP and THINK.
sTOP ard THINK.
STOP aud THINK.
OUR IMMENSE SToCf OF CLOTHING
UUk IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
OUR IMMENSE ST0Ck OF CLOTHING
MARKED DOWN
MARkEn DOWN
MARKED fOWN
twenty-five Per Cest Less than Cost.
Twenty -flve Per Gent. Lees tHsn DOst.
Twenty five Per Ceut. Less than Cost.
NEVER again will you have the CHANCE.
NEVER asain will you have the Oh ANCE.
NEVER again will you hsve the OHASCE.
The goods must be sold within the next sixty
6aTs RS rtless of coet W mean what We say
Come and see for ourselves before purchasing.
J..H. SMITH,
400 9TH street, opposite Post Once,
seI4t Washington. D. @.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
nj usIC-A young lady of several years OK peri
1onld take tsS more II .. pse.iOs ssis Be-
made soon, Best of testffnonials aud references
ton DC. So ''' ''' o % q eDimas s
MISS LUCY HUETBB will open a SCHOOL
w Tor Girls on the First of October. No I99
New % YSIf r,s avenue between 4th and sth streets
NTlss ROSS HAvIAG RETURNED FROM
4'l her Il syels N Europe. will resume nor School
duties on MONDAf, october lst. in the Presbyte
rian Church snilsing AZ street. ls-llt'
Mrs HARRISON MOST REsPECTFULLY
that she has Opened ssEIECr School for boys.
In those coDmodious premises, 232 18th street,
between . and X. UneAceptionable references.
WAsHfRGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOB BOYS
vii opep September 10, 1856. at room 10. l3,
1eaaiSn: % may * nsas @ at Mo- ss * n ssress rL.re
.ill be an Evening Glass for Young men Refer
fiI9 Sj::sy asely P sfy xT 3D. rlIss sss
Fis''.da Of soss3s Esasasss.s s's Mas
st. JosErHs Ao4pEMY FOB YOUNG LA
coNDUCTED BY THE
NSTERs or CHARITY
Hesr Emmittsburg. Frederick county, Nd,
rERMs.
Of i've months each beginning res pee lively on the
18th OF August and the asth Of January. '
1he ehsree To- board and tuitien. inciudins
pee and bedding, and Doctor 3 fees per ses.
ws.Sing and S % %
Hh1sic, DTs~ins aud the Languages form q n
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
MOTHER sUPERIOR,
.ss-, st. Je:ephs Aoademy,
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REMOVAL. REMOVAL.
p. DENNIS
GOA MAKER,
Bees leave to inform hi customers and the public
generally that he has REMUVED from RER0.
his OLD stand on 9th street. to hos. 293SE<
anu fSs street, between 18th AID 18th Ut
sueeu, south side Ct Pennsylvania avenue, and D.
greater han in his old location ne can re pair
ing n all tis branches and build new work a
Ch EAP, Du RABLE. and In o. GOOD STYLE A.
any Coachmaker In the couLtry.. He hopes BY en-.
po{ ing none but hrst class mechanics. and usi nR
nothDg but the best material together with strict
Atennoh 10 business, to merit and receive fair
snare OF patronAge sep3 eo2m
GENTLBAENs FALL STYLES
DRESS HATS, 1866. u
The latest and most fashionable Shapes, in Silk
and Cassimeres.
- Also, - ..
Beebe g celebrated Patent Ventilated New York
style. which for ca. and comfort is unsur Dasssd
fuii stock OF all sizes, .. LANES,
eeIo-eoIot 424 Pc. avenue.
- SOFT HATS -
Just received ' r: RsE% stei ;tYs. and color'
FOB GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS, AND BOYS
--r OF all prices, .. E..
Fashionable Halter,
se 10 eolot 424 Pa. avenue.