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Virginia News

Inc recent heavy rains and heavy gales, on
thursday night last, caused very high tides in
The Elizabeth river al Norfolk, and on Friday
morning the citizens living near the river
found the streets, wRaryes and the lower
stories OF their dwellings oyerfowed Very
little damage has been done. and that mostl '
10 snip builders and boatmen. whose lu(lbar
ana boats were washed away In MANY
places the citizens had TO hold comm unicassoS
with other portions of the city by means OF
boats. being entirely cut on. The Norfolk
papers say IL is the highest tide since 1915
speaking OF court-day at Calpepper Court
House last Monday, the Observer says: s,Mud
snow and whiskey prevailed 10 a large extent
We have been resident of this place for near
~ sixteen years, and we do not recollect ever
on any court day. to have seen so much drum
kenness In the streets as. last Monday pre-
sented."
a joint meeting of the Boards of Directors OF
the Orange and Alexandria, and the yireinia
and Tennessee Railroads, will be held in
Lynchbnrg, Tomorrow, Tor the purpose of
again making an effort TO come to some ar
rangeme Mt respecting the extension of the Or
ange road TO the depot of the Tennessee road
The Harrisonburg Register mentions a most
cruel and revolving case OF Infanticide perpe-
trated III the vicinity of Port Republic, re-
Gently. A woman named Sallie Grim gave
birth TO lllegItimate twins To conceal the
shame and disgrace of the affair, her brother
buried the children alive. %
A correspondent from Rockbrldge SAYS that
deputy sheriff OF that county, named w A
Sterritt, has absconded in the last few days
taking with him some $1,000 of public money.
The wheat fields in the Valley are looking
splendidly. Already there is great promise,
without misfortune, OF an uncommon harvest
of the staff of life.
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EXPECTED REVOLUTION IN SPAIN-A letter
1rom MADRID in the Independence Beige says :
although the alarm is very great Al This mo.
ment, and although many people believe in a
speedy revolutionary attempt, l do not think
one VIII take place before the end of NAV, or
the commencement of June, because at that
time the occasion will be more opportune than
II is now Shortly after the meeting of the
Cortes the Government is to present a bill by
which IL will be authorized to raise q forced
contribution of four hundred millions. III NO
opposition Is displayed iR the Congress 1t will
not be the same in the Senate. Eminent ora
tors Will energetically attack the project, and
their speeches will be read with avidIty in the
provinces. Should the Queen sanction the
measure II might be the signal for general in. /.
., pu blished by the Independence Beige saws:
The evening before last several individuals
were arrested at the Thsater ROYAL for imi
tating the barking OF dogs as the q ueen en-
tered her box"
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3Tnrkish baths are fast coming into fash
ion in Boston. =
=. 9 Western papers are excited over fall in
the price OF butter
~ There are forty feet of snow at several
points in Bridger's Pass, Utah.
~ A million Of people In London never see
the inside OF church or chapel AAE "A
gNew York is drowsily waking mp on the
cholera question. ~ ,sifg - % h af
kS25e,000 worth of liquor has been seized
In Massachusetts since the constables began
operations. ~ - - % ,s =
s0The colored men OF Columbia, South
Carolina, have nominated a candidate for
mayor. AA2# 49, - $50 80 -
,,~Lead worth %, roo 600 has been taken ont
from two sections OF land in Grant county,
wis. - u L-ls y f3sti FL 4at Rs
~Michieau threatens to enact law which
will prevent any psrson from voting who has
quarter Of negro blood in his veins.e
= The Panola miss. Star says avery dis
nnct shock OF an earthquake WAS felt In that
vicinity At. 3 O'Clock last Monday morning,
and created Considerable alarm. g l1sa =
s1Colonel BsnJam1p FRANKLIN Moshy, the
guerilla leadersIs epEaeed In ma nufactarIng
corn cob pipes q Richmonu, Virginia, ~hien
he ofers for eals = snoksrs q TIE wssA.
if109QeIsr s.sE $40 fci8&4 s9ZAfI
f sfa4fsgd 6sssE EtaEg Et &c ia Etegs "a "a
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AFRICAN EXPLoRATIoNs-The African
travellers are generally unfortunate people
Dr. Livingston was murdered in Zanzibar
Girard was murdered or drowned An En-.
glish consul and missionaries are still prison.
eTs in Abyssinia, with little hope OF relief
The English government has sent out q uarty
of artisans with guns and machinery for the
Emperor Theodore, in exchange for the consul
ana missionaries, but who knows that he will
not keep them all! The men who are on the
way have, however, agreed TO take the
chances. Mr.. Du ChaiIlu got safe home but
his book is full of difficulties and disasters
There Is no telling what may be done for
Africa hereafter, but Africa at present is a
pretty hopeless case.
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BTRNETT's FLAvoRING ExrRAcrs-We
give below the tribute of appreciation by
Professor Blot OF these valuable extracts Ths
Professor is high authority, and Messrs. Bur-
nett & Co, must be highly gratified with the
Just eommendatisn from such a source Read
il and try the Extracts for yourself:
NEW YORK, Feb II, 1867
a good dish is often spoiled or rendered un-
palatable by the use Of detestably cheap i'm :
pure and deleterious Flavoring Extract Great
care should be used in seiecting the senuine
both in regard to taste and health
In answer TO inquiries from ladies of nav
various classes, IiRrGridJly reply that have
tried several kinds of FlayorinE Extracts
dnring the last two years OF my lectures on
cookery, and certainly prefer those prepared
by Joseph Burnett j. Co., OF Boston. orer aV
others. -. --- - Rror
tBoston Transcript, March 2, 1867.
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THE CANADIAN DoNINIoN.-Itis Is announced
that leading men of all parties in Canada are
generally united in the determination TO give
the "Dominion," or whatever the new Cana
dian arrangement may be called, a fair trial
and for this purpose intend to Cooperate, re-
gardless of former antipathies. The Toronto
papers, too, are very Indignant at the com
ments made in the Uuited States upon the
Confederation. The Toronto Globe treats its
readers to a column upon what it calls IN aine
Impudenee." and roundly abuses the Maire
Senate for its recent resolutions against the
Confederation. II tarty suggests that If aout-
siders viii mind their own business. the
people of the provinces will attend 70 theirs'
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PERSONAL.

MRs. CURTIS IRVING, CI1uroyant, dnd Tsa
w NsftRnl, will give life readings, including
Past, Present and Future al her office, 100, nerth
side Of Pa. ey, between al and 6th streets. Once
hours from 10 q. and to IN. IN. ia "a 2ns
EoNFIDEETIAL-You men who have In
~ .JIred themselves Dy certain secret habits,
which unnt them for business, pleasure, or the
men, who. from the follies Of youth, or other
causes, Ieel debility in advance Of their years.
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should first read 1.-The Secret Friend Z"
Married ladies' Ill learn something Of Importance
~ perusing THE Secret Friend. sen TO any ad-
afess, in sealed envelope. on receipt Of IS cents
Mass M civ
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THE WINTER IN CANADA EAsT-The Mon
treal witness, OF Thursday, says everythingis
still ice bound there. The earth is like rock
10 the depth OF several feet, the rivers are COW
cred with thick. solid ice, and the snow finn
two to three feet deep, with every now and
then fresh fall. There is, in fact, as good
sleigh ing and snow-shoeing now as ever. IL is
not thus In Canada West, where snow has
almost departed, and the ice has left the lakes
and rivers.
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LABoRIRs The prospects of laboring men
in New York are reported TO be gloomy. The
master builders say that the strikes OF me-
cbanics have had the effect OF repressing va
rious branches OF Industry. They say the
workmen receive nearly twice as much wages
as in former times, and desire to do less work
per day, NDich makes labor 20 dear that capi.
talists areAfraid to employ 1t. On the other
side, the faboring men state that they cannst
live on present wages, owing to the greatly
increased rents and high prices OF everything.
The troubles on labor questions are such thar
the prospects for both employer and employed
are not very encouraging.
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ELLICoTr CITY.-Iti is generally known that
the village OF Ellicotts Mills. Md, a thriving
ana prosperous place, has been incorporated,
and VIII hereafter be known as s.ElIicott
CITY In accordance with the act of incor-
porauon an election Is to be held on the second
Tuesday OF April to choose a mayor and city
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DWild geese are coming north in search oil
spring. They ind themselves cold
@The Paris Exposition bsilaing is said TO
look like q gasometer.
~Itis gratifying to learn that peach trees
are tn full bloom in Alabama. I 9IIts4
HS-Republican candidatsgin Maine are eat.
ecnifeo as to whether they take Democratic
papers. = ~ te'E -"'.Np
@Parisian ladies wear silver bells upon
their dresses. 9AUfEA AJAX
~Duripg the past three months more mur-
ders were commRted By females than males.
nIThs decline IN values-stocks. merchan-
dice, eic-in New York city since the lst of
DeceDboY has Usen enorDous - Eif4ais7
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EXTREME MEASURE AGAINST DANCING
There has been greai ex xcitement abeut cxltco
ball at Columbus, Mississippi, for the beueftt
of the INDECENT. The pastors Of the Preebv-
terrain and Methodist churches preached ser.
mons against 1t, and they and the principaI of
ladies' high school threatened expulsion for
all Yho did 60. The consequences were that
soma did not 60, and that others resigned from
the churches and took their girls away from
the school. -
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GIGANTIC
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.
LAKGEsT EXHIBIrIOy IN THE WORLD.

A FINER GEOLOGICAL SHOW ANDA BET
TBR CIRCUS than have ever been placed before
the public, containing more rare Birds and Beasts
than there are common speci mems all told ia any
MeDagerie now travelling.
FrarF keish...,.,..,.o0ie rfSSprletor Spnator
"a p Treasurer
ProI CoI, n;....... --..-... Leader OF Orchestra
d.. Ls6aId P Psis Pasii6ssioh Asfaa
napHoth q ar AZ Elephant RUMEo. and the TINY
BABT iLa EhEPHANT yosnsest smallest, lightest
cles ever i'm ported, weighing but 40 pounds, IS
@ss vii I'll Hs TO- see Sss S wS s5
aSS snsisTt syfT
objects Of special TesaId Sy ths fsithfui
Ss,m9d t o the sss s' and only ones ever
Bs oAfBA BYsA an de%1S # the
s0 Ts bns sna s5s
oas U @ s a % seeing first
brought from its rocky hsuuts.
fall grown BLACK Ostrich, pair of monstrous
Polar Bear: the AustsIian kangaroo. the ebonTs
headed silksn coated Palatipe Sheep, the cash
sctss tss hrss Ss.
the Bison of Colorado, and the Mammoth Cub
ia the vast sr. iosu Lion,
ana Lionesses, ,Asiatic Lion esses and Cubs. SEN,
s.. Of Gsnss. sTss tsn
Cub Lions, Tawny Lion Of Kaars % Peruvian sf osHs a
pscs, African Porc1pine, Puma, or American
garoo of New Zeelaud. Arabian Dromedary Amer.
ican Buffalo Wolves, Porcupiues. Badgers Bsars
n 1Df Civs ere Ga Wild Cats
more Birds OF yariegated hues. Cockatoos, Par.
den Chinese Phesssnts, Eagles vuit1res Hawf,
ard Owls ever collected together Monkeys
reS and snsless iet of knnd and va
and Domestic Creatures.
PROFESSOR LANGwoRTHY.
IN rssy gqfs gSls Ts,rsss AMI
sST AND Is fsS
The whole Of the dens ttwenty.two Massive
Cages, Gold snd Crimson, hand 'omely painted
with natural scenes, and drawn by one hu ndred
and fifty stal~art crsught horsesJ will be driven
TgIUMPHAL PROCESSION.
IN eomeinatisn with the Long Orcps Retinue,
G0LDES OAR OF THE ookQUERoK,
containing Colsoh's eiiy.r Cornet Band upon the
o iSgn Fl tSe
The Circq. COMPANY consists of M. Jam .. De
Mott, Mr.: Fred Tourniare, N Aster Charlie, Mr..
Ihomas King, Nc; James Ward aefewnJ Master
Nr William Hili, ths Loren % Brothers, and t"o
e. tbs nnsst EgTsstriennes IN the recession,
Together with full corps OF Associa ate Riders.
Lsspers CLOWNS Gymnatts and Acrobsfs.
Borses. the Stud OF Petite Ponies. eon,titufe u
spect .- - "
The Trained Steed RUFUS WELSH performed
by Mr James De Mott. 10 admitted to be the Par.
W., The Elephants will be performed BY Mr.. W P.
The animals will be fed before the public.
There will be TWO oPEkFoRMANers DAILY,
Afterncon at might at7Is ~
Doors oren one hour previous for the fns pection
OF the cages One price for the whole shov. All
under one spacious tent with seats for ali; Or.
portunitles Ter All to see and hear. - :,
Admission, so cents; Ohildren or ten years and
under, 25 cents. .Hf . 8
FOREPAUGH' MEHAGEBIE ANDCIRCUs
will exhibit at Washington for six days and nights,
commencing -H-
MONDAY, April lst, continuing
DAY and SATURDAY.,
April ID, I'd, 4th, sth and 9Th.
Location Of lot, Sixth street, INN ediately below
Pennsy lvania avenue. NH IS M,W ,Fst
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q 0 A 81 ALI -
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Gross tons Of ,240 lbs, delivered In sny part OF
the city.
Chestnut White Ash. 81
stove, Fsg snd Furnace White Ash, $50. .-
s Rfd Ash. So 25. lE
LehiRh. So. .F..r ..s- ..
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received AT our ONCE; or st the Wharf
foot Of Seventh street
s.P BROWN SON,
ja25u l63 9Th street, between and r.
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL COALlI =
.. best @ WHITE ASH at So, By the ton. All sizes,
Sawed and Split OAK WOOD. $40 per cord.
Long Oak, Ss per cord '-
ton OF Ccal sold by me always weigh $40 Ibs
JOHN b. LORD,
re y " Corner 4.h and & atraata-
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
0ASES.
SKORET DISEASES.

bAMARIfAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
eueetual reEnedy-indeed, the only cgetable rene
ay ever discovered. Curesin two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
paIsam no mercury. Only ten pills TO Do taken II
Is the soldiers hope and friend to those who do
male, So. ~-''
sAnARTrArs RooT AND HERB JuIcRs-A positive
sns permanent cure fer Syphilis, Scrofufa, Ulcers
So,ss, sBon Tetters. &C. Price 81 Is per bettle
solo oy 3 o. Ford. See adye rtisement mYs
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MRS. n g. BROWNS UNEQU ALLIED SCALP
hENOVATOR AND HAIR BESTORER. No
In this preparation, which is killing the
scalp, ssd rendering the people blind. Labarato.
~ ana Depot, 40 Arch street PhfladelphIa.
For sale BY all Druggists. NH e.fws
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CLOTHING, DO.
JAMES 7. WALKER.

JAMES T. WALKER.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Ae4 Seventh Street, Asa
HespeetfIlly informs his friends and the public
selected assortment of
eLoIhs' CasslMEREs, M
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, A
sdyspne ne iS m determined to run oil at very small
PERSONS patIonizing bis establishment will be
aa 1s ps IS determined TO employ none but the best
s-JOHN A. MCLEAN takes this method TO
his friends that he will be foH nd at hi post
~ the above place, where he will be pleased t.
eatT te their tastes, giving them garments to suit
TIE most fastidf Gus, md seeing that their gar.
ments are made up in the most wor kmsn1ke man.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
The undersigned having entered into copa rtner-
SLIP sEa isio In an exte. siye ana carefully aa
MEETINGS, and Gentemens' FURNISH M
their customers neat kfi,nT and dJashfona5Is -AA-
suits OF clothing, at their establis hment No.
ater. Persons desiring neat fitting and fashion
aole CIothlDg on moderate terms, should not fail
to give y Us a q call before purChssing elsewhere.
GEO L. KEEN, e.W GILBERT,
nh 5.Im' No. $40 + St bet. 18th and 18th.
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
metropolitan Hotel, late Browns,
36S Pen nsyiyanis avenus,@
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z-isss - F..ssl 2z1 .ic2 l{c <sii -a,iA-a 81
-eK ffri1tAzsR ssss So ~ a%-fei1 80 90 q
'sIskn "A .slz &; sG<-f ,ffstia1 80 lisp
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ITS EFFECT Is MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE

~ VI II A L Il II IL w EB.
rs perfect and wonderful ar ticle. Cures bald
any oil or - pomstum.n y Softens brash, dry, and
WHY hair into Beautiful silken Tresses. But
apsVe All, the great wonder is the rapicity with
SnIc Snicn IL rsstores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
hair, but strikes at the root aad lls 1t With new
life and colorine matter. wv
. The hrst application will do coed you will see
the NATURAL ceLoR retnI ming every day, and
81. .,s bEfORE YOU KNOW 1T.
the oio' gray, dfscolcred appearance of the hair
VII VII De aons, giving place to Iustrous, shining,
ASK for halls sicilian Hair Renewer no other
article Is at all like it in effect.
see tbat eaeh bottle has our pri vate Government
stamp ever the top of the bottle. AL Others are
4; P. II HALL & co Nashua, N II Proprietors.
Tor sale by ell druggfsts. fe ls-d&weofm,r
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No. II Bond street, New York
Full information, with the highest tssttnuo-
n.asS also, BOOK on Special Diseases, IN sealed
enrs!ope, sentfree. ~ Be sure and send for therr
dnd yon tctH not rsgret i for as ad dvertising ply
nclsns are generally tnpostoYs, without rsfersnces
no stranger should be trusted Enclose q stamp
Tor postage and direct to DR, LAWRENCE. No
IL Bond street. New York uol2DkWly
~ MARRIAGE AND gELIBAUY, AND THE
Happiness OF True Manhood. An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude and the
Physiological Errors, Abuses and Disc ases which
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pABIs RAND HEW ,YoRK HILL
NERY. ~
from Eew York with . large ana sle giant Ia
assortpent Of hne French, Bnelish, and 49,
American Straw Bonnets ana Hats for ladies aud
child rem; Orystsl, Amber. Pearl. aud STRAW Or
nsmepts Also, . general assortment 81 fpe
great vertsty. htbboas, silks, Grapes, Tullss
Bosms, 40 esh street. near PennsyiysniA ayss
nne. S@t& - NH IS sm,
SIvERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORGANS
- vah Patent 0 0rGsn swell, and one vffh ~A
movable Psasl Beo. tvsry cea asssiSsS or M
organ psacs ice q home viii NtVyv
yreysrssoFy 10 r9suia6ine btore. s.1ss
aiss. y new ssd cssess hsPa p $EOs e Z sssuosd
sn2n Ne. ts1 llsh ssrsst, sbeys fs.svs.
re sY&A13s1 "a 6rfF&H ttC
4.S - ili t..s 'sl- Ssss "a ,ys s1f 9 -
=. T-,isga c-EasG sslisu sses :gi's 90 - eofsFH
u eI .aSYse so.sss. ekt -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

are advertis ed for the cure of yarious disessss
.sd when tTied, found wanting,n that The in.
ana ieses All isltn In specides We have yet TO
Iearp, however. OF the first failure OF WIHTAR'S
BAL6AM OF WILD CHERRY, to cure coughs,
colds, and pulmonary disease :.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsyivanis avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
Or the Brilliant Enese eme MT Of
NIB. JOHN H.OwENs
rd Ibis tWednsssayl EUEhjNG. March 2,
TIE VICTIMS
'prnna bntier6y y:;-..-.......M Mr.. John 4. Owens
solon ssi..,. soLoN sHIESLr;
T0.MoERow EvENIsG-LIvE INDIAN.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSe.
ii. b. PHILLIPs.....L ESsEE AND MANAGER.
sassY m y'sos .ohsGs SsifGps tss
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March n,
canIt,. pSsro,Tsnee TO, WIN commence with Bouci-
RPsRyIskTIH On; UNDER rHE SNOW.
The Di.,in.yi;asd hrsl.iss s fRnS LRpY DON. i. en-.
gaged snd viii shortly appear. lts
METZEROTT HALL.
THURsDATx; IkISaA5;a AND SATURDAY.
ALF. BURNETT,
AMERICAS REPRESENTATIVES, HUMoRIsr,
MISS HELEN NASH.
Tickets 30 Gents Reserved Seats so Gents.
po nao ouripg tne Jay ~ metZerotts MUSIC
Doors open at Z; commence at o'clock
GkAND MATINEE SATURDAY AFTEROON,
TOT the accommodation of Ladies and Children.
6dmisnon: to all parts Of the house, 30 Oeuts;
Children, IL Cents. NH q IT.
GRAND EXHIBITION AND INDIAN WAR
~ DANCE OF THE
CHIPPEWA AND SIOUX TRIBES,
To be Eiven at the Seventh street Park on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON and EVBNINg
MARCH IS.
WAX DANCE to CONNIE nc at 'cIock in the
aiLere oon, and o clock In the evening,
Sooks ceistrAted String Band viii be In at
The a. Pavilion will be open for dancing after
sufficient force of police will be on the ground
Admission, so cents; Children half price,
GRAND EXHIBITION OF THE .sTEREOP-
" IiCON-plssOLFING vIEWE-0XY-
HYDB0GEN MICROSCOPE
NEW AND sPLENDID VIEWS
Never exhibited here, with new and mos i'm
proved apparatus.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the YOUNG MEMS
CHRlSTIAN ASSOCIATION
FOB SIX NIGHTS,
COMMENCING THURSDAY, March2s
At p. m,, and on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
AT 3ts b. H., at
WOOD WARD HALL,
pennsylvania ayenu o between 10th and l1th SITS
Admission, 70 cents. Children, Is cents. Re
served seats, 40 cents Tickets at the boz stores
auG at tne aeor NH - 81
d R f u q u,S
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+" AIS Ii IS
3 p = o. IAL NOTIOH,
CHARLES UrRzsrpa


,.,. successor 10 Isaac HerzberR q Son,
no Lave conducted the Pswnbroking BUSINESS
Ior niteen years in this city, fer twelve <O>
Years the emily Pavnbroker in the Distric., ~
hke TINS meth bod OF thanking their patrous0 ~
and me pu bic for the onhdence heretofore shown
them, aud beg lave to call their at ention to the
fsct that we still continue 20 make the highest ad
planonds, watches, Bonds. Government Scrip,
silver Plate, &c. for which We have Superior
places OF deposit and secnIity, which will always
De SHOWN Tor the satisfaction Of those pstronfZng
Us We nave special facilities for the care and
preserVstgn OF Wearing Apparel of every de-
scr1pnch, oolens, &c, on which the highest ad.
vRnces are made, guaranteeing when required
against moth, and always againstinJury Having
q sAIse warehouse in connection with our sfice
we have special facilities for storage of all kinds
OF Merchandise, Furniture, &C.. on which we
MAKE the highest advances for days. weeks or
months We call especial attention to the fact
.hst owing 70 the large capital employed in our
business. we can make advances at such rates Of
interest IS TO defy competition. We sell no 20 eds
mill the eN pirstion of six months after their for
felture. and then only at public auction first Civ
nsls 10 all deposltors. By this means deposits
with as are never lost if their redemption Is de-
sired. We call especial attention to our arrange
meDts Tor forwarding goods TO any part of the
country, arrsnseinents which an experience Of
nite en- years mas brought to perfection. Depos-
tors are enabled by this means to redeem their
goods rom our once no matter where they may
be located Full inform ati on slway given. Pri-
yate apartments Tor cOnfde ntial business. N. B.
We have no connection with any similar estab-
nshnent In this city. Refer TO old resident of
washington. Remember HERZBERG'S Loan
Once. 33l north street, between AZ and 6th
Washington. -. G.. fs S-lms