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INDEPENDENCE. Preston Co., Va. eth July, 1859.
Dr. ]. c. AVER: Sir, have been afflicted with pain
full chronic Rheumatism for long time which bafed the
skill of physicians and stuck to in spite of all the
remedies could find until tried your SaTIarilla One
bottle cured me i'll two weeks and restored my general
health SO much that far better than before Was
attacked. think it wonderful medicine. j. FREAM.
jules Y Getchell of ST. Lonis. writes: " have been
afflicted for years with affection Of The Lirer, which
destroyed my health tried every thing, and every thing
failed to relieve me; and have been bokendown
for years from other than arrangement Of
the Lrer My beloved pastor the Rev. Mr.. Espy advised
me to try your Sarapaa because he said he knew
and any thing You made worth trying. BY the bless
ing Of God it has cured and has purified my blood
as to make new man Of me. feel young again. The
best that be said of you is not half good enough
Schirrus. Cancer Tum ors, EnlnrSe mt,
liberation, Carries and ExfOliatiOn of
the Bones.
great variety of have been reported to us where
of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the of this remedy hut space here will not admit
them. Some of them may be found in American
Almanac, which the agents below named pleased to
furnish gratis to all who call for them.
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease. Fits, Epilep-
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TIE late Grand Jury Of San Francisco found 5
true bills and dismissed IL cases
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MEDICAL.
NJ e DIcAL NSTITUTE
DIR. J. c. YOUNG IN 1850.


SO Washington ST. belcw Montgomery. San Fr.neisc
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- ssSlss- Free Il would be elasly useless and IN
necesss-v ellnc-is here the DISEASES cu-s 81 The
institute. Al classes ei complaints treated: t,t
consider NV duty mention these Of special nature
upon such the ullieesin. and indispensable qusel
dNss. with phases val czlcalzte - deceive those *
ic7zn- q the emptiness professions f-st among
tie slsscial stal..alai..ss Is
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Oroyille. and by Il. H. Mcdonald K Co. and Crane
Brigham, San Francisco, and all dealers
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Northeast gunner ks~-aey Jackson =; S-a Francisco
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TIE New Almadeu Quicksilver mine has been
sold for IS son. 600.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-05-04

rREAT ERADICAVOE OF SPECIAL
~ Complaints formerly q Locke Hossez, Lcn5o-
eight years u Sacramento. and the las. four years
San Frv-c.co
Dr. Toxcr experience i Of harsy serS Standing.
during that time has isi with Unparalleled ss.css i
the treatment o. all those diseases generally known
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Should You be afflicted with any Of the following
symptoms such weakness of the back and limbs.
Pain the Head Dilnness Vision Nervousness and
general debility Loss of Memory. confusion Of ideas.
and depression OF spirits. Evil Forebodings. SELF Dis
trust and an aversion to society, consult Dr. ToYR at
once, and he will restore You 10 perfect health.
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in the treatment and Of all isrivs.e and cronis
eases cssos cS se,.rsSy and and ali sexual diseases
To the Afflicted.
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A SI-MMFRSATIT

Our pompous and ponderous neighbor-by
which every body will at once comprehend
that we mean the IateHigencer-has, nm To this
morning, been savageIy opposing any assump.
ton by Tom Florence & Co, of the leadership
OF the District democracy, and has taken occa-
zion several times 10 yehemently urge the i'm
policy of permitting the omnibus load of DEM
oerats composing the democratic Associa.
ton TO make up the ticket for the coming
municipal election. Florence & Co. owsver,
didn't seem to care fiddler's curse for the
Jeremisdes OF the IHtsHigsHcsr, and proceeded
70 call nominating con yention ,-convented,-
nominated,-and Haunted the old Demo-
Crauc glory" full in the face o. their
mentor 1t was natural to expect that our
PomPoHs and ponderous neighbor would
accept the challenge, and write many editorial
articles, eighteen or twenty columns in length
showing, in Johnsonian rotundity OF phrase
how exceedingly improper il was for certain
persons TO dictate to certain other persons or
words 10 mat effect. But some sudden change
has come over the HateIhgeacer, and, wonderful
10 say IL accepts the situation this morning in
leading editorial, and says that though uit
was much hoped by a large number of care
fuI and Judicious persons" that so and so
would De done, yet in view of this
dnd mat and The other, the action of the
convention was emInently wise, exceedingly
Jndicious, and altogether the correct thing
In short. 1t bolts It's pill like a man. and taKas
It's place with as little grimace as could be ex
peeted in the working team of Florence & 90.
But the IntehigeHcer need not make SANGER
eyes OF establishment over the STARS Ieyity
In regard to the proceedings Of the q" Demo-
cratic Twenty" We know a good Joke when
we see 1t, and the funniest thing OF the season
Is the attempt of the rheumatic old gentlemen
composing the Democratic Association 10 get
out their rickety old machine tor active ser.
vice, and the fan is not at all diminished NV
the spectacle of our pompous anG pondsrous
neiRhbor jumping to take its place a. the rope.
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A0AlRs IA GessRessyn.

a new boo LAw.-uudsr the present dox l.
tsN 81 The cosporaaisa the police authorities
are prohibited from ser Wing vnrraats o. par.
ties having dos without iicease except Ia the
month OF October A large aumbee OF persons
Keep dogs until October, aad thea sead them
70 the country until the police have flashed
vtslunE the houses, and the 0llcers have treat
oamcuity IN compeallug perroEs 70 take out
the necessary ncense. An amendment to the
isW now before the councils allie wing the
ponce 70 compel parties TO take out license at
any time and Ming the tax on female dogs as
% IL 70 be hoped the amendmeAt will pass
k1Hk AQUkDuor-Toe aqueduct Of the Alex
andria canal i IN miserable condition, and
mas been LEAKING badly for some time past
thus wasting large quantity Of water, and
causing great current at the mouth of the
same, making it very din cult for boats to pass
up or down without being drawn into the
squeduct by the current Many Of the tim
errs are OLD and rotten. and the evil car not be
remedied unless the water is drawn OF and
new umoers put IN.
M1RcHAFrs' EXCHAE0R-The offerin gs this
morning were limit to 7gf bushels OF red
wheat, and 1.500 barrels Of flour The quota
tons Tor hour rule the same as yesterdays
prices The corn market shows steady ad.
vance. There were 10 sales thls rnornIpg as
holders are not inclined TO make transactions
as they anticipate further al v an ce IN prices
VAGRANT SWINE Iesterday the polica
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THE CAPTURE OF PUEBLA.
Demand for the Surrender of ya a.

u 4.
NEW YORK, April 2i-Letters received
from Vera Cruz dated thirteenth instant con.
firm the capture of Puebla by the Liberals.
Two demands were made for a surrender nv
Generai Porherro DiaZ, who prom tsed TO gi We
quarter II promptly compiled with, but thev
were rejected with scornful and insulting
Gen Diaz lost about two thousand killed
and wounded and the Imperialisrs lost one
thousand killed and wounded
DlaZ refused 70 give quarter to the Off GERS
cnaIgeo win me defence of the city He
caused all OF them from the rang Of I.jsntsn
ants up 10 be executed. The accounts OF the
actual number vary from 30 to IOg
immediately upon the capture of Puebla
DiaZ sent three thousand men and a battsry ~
attack vera Cruz. On the 18th in tant mes
senger was sent by the Liberals to demand
the surrender Of Vera Cruz The ImpsriaI
Chiefs Ia that city held q council OF war and
no doubt Is entertained that they would agree
10 capitulate.
The lmperialists had made another.sor-a
rom U ueretaro and Were again defeated
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ElNANGIAL.

Lewis johnson 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. April 2i.-Ist Bosrd-U. ). 1881
1910 5, Coupons, - Mo. State SIS, -; Canton
Co, 4lH Cumo'd Coal Go. prefd, 26A; Quick
SILVER Mining Co 81 a;New YORK Central X r.,
20, Ere Railway, s6a; Hudson River K. X,
20; Reading X. r, lOl; Michigan Central
X X, 107H; Michigan Southern and N Indiana
X. X, 65S; do. guaranteed, -; Illinois Can-
tral h X, ll3A: Cleveland and Pittsburg X r.,
6oa; Chicago and Northwestern r. R. BIZ
90 preferred, 574: Cleveland and Toledo r.
X. Ill: Chicago and Rock Island X. r., Sc <;
Pittseurg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago r. X
S&i Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 22;
Pacific Mail, 126. Gold, 100 p. m, 1iO..
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TIE NEW YORK ELECTION YESTERDAY
The election IN New York yesterday for one
hundred and sixty delegates to amend the
constitution, resulted in the selectioR of ma
Jority Of Republicans, put there was a general
apathy throughout the State, NOT more than
third vote being polied. In New York city
less han iO,OeV votes were poIled, and nine
teen Democrats and one Republican wers
chosen Hon. James Brooks, of the Erpress
was elected. We regret that Henry Ward
beecher was defeated in Brooklyn, as he
would have been a valuable member Of the
convention.
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MILITARY w.CoN pom,

The Commissioner OF the General Land Of
nee mas had prepared and submitted 70 the
secretary OF the Interior for appovaI of list Of
Iaets equal 10 thirty sections OF land which
ne State OF Wisconsin is authorized 70 seI nv
ne "a section of me act Of Congress, appro we'd
March, 1853, granting lands TO aid in ths
consul uctlon OF Military Wagon Road run
ming from point on the State line Ar or n.sr
Lac views Desert. 20 Fort Howard, Green
Bay. the Governor Of Wisconsin HAVING car
uneo 10 the Department that the third section
OF ten miles OF that road had been com pIetet
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Rear Admiral Henry K. Hon has been de-
taehed from ordnance duty at the PhiIa
de!phia Navy Yard and placed on waiting
commander Henry Rolando, Lieut. Com
1 Ia aired HOPKINS, Acting Vol. Lieut.
W. W CreninsLieId have been detached from
me Florida and placed on waiting orders
faymaster Charles E Chenery has been
detached from the Florida and ordered to
settle his accounts
Commodore Thomas Turner has been or
oered 70 ordnance duty al the Philadelphia
Navy Yard.
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SFrom the publishers, Ticknor Il Fields.
from J. linston, Odeon Building, and j
O. Parker, Post Once News Stand, we have
the Atlantic Monthly and Our Young FOLKS, for
May. Holmes 'sG uardian Angel" I'm the
Atlanticl increases in interest as the tory pro-
gresses, and promises 70 be his most success
ful work. Our Young Folks maintains its So.
premaey, as by all odds the best magazine for
The young ever issued In this country or
Europe Also, from Parker, we have the
Lodg's Friend, (Peterson's,) for NAV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

TIE WORKING GLASSES New York the
'eie ht-hour bill has passed the Legislature,
AND now only needs the Governors signature
10 become law. An eigat-hour bill has been
introduced int the lower House OF the Mas.
sachusetts legislature. The strike of the iron.
workers at Pittsburg has ended, the men gong
20 WORK ~ the old prices. thus yielding 10 the
mployers. This strike began in January last
end at one time 1000 operatives were engaged
In h. The strike among the Iron- wor ksrs AT
Dover. N. j., Is also At an end, the men aban.
COMING tneir demands and going 70 worK at
the cid prices. In New York some Of the car.
pentsrs now on . strike have started &c. ope-
rative carpenter shop, and will work hereafter
on their own account.
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THE WHITEHOTsE

The crowd Of visitors al the White Housa i.
growing less each day, and the Presiden, is
not 60 much botheredby Office seekers. To-
day a small crowd was in attendance, a num-
Der OF whom had inter views with the Execu-
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PATENTS TO BE lssUED.-For the week end
ing on Tuesday, the 30th instant there will he
issued from the Patent Once a37 patents.
During the past week $50 applications and :,
caveats have been flied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

W D. Hughes, lately publisher of pa
Per IN THIS city called the Times, has started
an evening paper OF the same name In Balti-
more. 1t makes good appearance, and has
a very fair show OF advertisements.
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ORDERED TO NEW MExIco.-Breyet Mai A
X. Benedict, 4th infantry, hiss been ordered TO
report 10 the Commanding Ohhcer, District of
New Mexico.
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Senator Wilson Mt NerfoIL

NORFOLK, VA April 24.--Henry Wilson is
expected 10 arrive this afternoon from Rich
mond. He Will be waited upon by a c onpit
tee OF the radical organization, and n he an
proves Of their plat he will be tended the
courtesies of the party; II not, he will be left
IN charge OF the civil authorities. He intends
speaking at the courthouse
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THIBTY-EINTH CONGRESS, FIRST SEES.
Il SI0E-S 265

Az AcT to protect the manufacturers Of mineral
water In the District of Columbia, and fer other
BE II enacted by tht Senate and Hons. Of Repre-
E,csS ass embi,d, That ali commissioners and ven
sw ii 70 w a.e ter and Other beverages b
their names or their marx or nsri. shall be re-
ssSpscsnvsly Impressed NAY fLs With the clerk Of
description Of such bottles and Of the name or
marks marks thereon, and shall cause the same TO be
in .aid District Of Columbia. 'UOi''n''
by declared Be un.Wfu Tor any person or sse
sons hereafter, without the permission OF the
for sse or to tram 10 any such bottles 90 marked
cot and every Sef.on 60 Ossds 90
shall be liable to penalty Of my cents for every
% for the Of
and hye dollars for eyery subsequent offence, to
be recovered % otner hnes In said District OF o.
In sccorssnce with the provisions Of the above
M ,ss a.: Tnisss ss ssa
July Is 1888. We append hereto description Of the
an per.ol. ss.inst ds.liSs or trshscFins IL or
OF the law against all persons % offending.
Boss Otto and Z. 4 @, w.sh,ngton, .. O.
knlsEs Bo.,,iaft
msht corner IIth and streets. '''"''A
q
marked ''Stosh kessel, A. Grsmbush n o.
and w stengel." STOSH KBSSEL Brew,
err go 9TH street, bet. o and p.
Crowley Coleman CLAIM ell bottles and jugs
mark ed 'CroWley Coleman. Washinetou ID
o., and Gao This DO tile ID never sold ':'CROW.
LEY COLEMAN. Bottline establishHentoor
~ and street, Island.
W. N. II. Maack claims all bottles and jues
marked Nv. N. h. Mack, wsshington Is @
The bottle 10 never sold.n WN a. MACK
BOttling establishment cor. AZ and n, Island.
Asner 4 mpsdsn claim all bottles and jugs
Fesh; Hohl. A. Miller. A. Mueller ABNER
SHUEDkH. Brewery n. 7. avenue, between
John Kozel claims all bottles and Jugs marked
-. koZel." JOHN KOHL. Brewery NORTH
ST., between north Capitol and lststreet.
Henry Hssg claims ell bottles and Jug. marked
Haag HENRY HAAG. Brewery No
500 llth street. "
Baldwin Flsnegan claim all bottles marked
BALDWIN d Leitch, Washington, d. O., and b
L.; this bottle is never sold. BottIing Establish.
ment, Sd street, between c and d streets, Island,
J. Whitman claims al bottles and Jugs marked
- whitman. v. & W., and V. Folkman J.
WHIT MAN Brewery north n street, bet. north
oaPIteI sno ISL eb ~ le2w
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50 From j. ShIllington, Odeon Building
we have the April number OF the Peoples
No g0sl1s, handsomely mbeIis shed
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Heavy Fall of Snow i'm Peuuxvlxania

HARRISBURG, April 2i.-Eour inches OF
snow fell this morning at Bedford and there
Is snow At nearly all points along the line he
tween this place and Pittsburg
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Special kilograms to the Star.


Warlike Attitude of Prussia-Btsmarex ,s
Back Up-Prussia Wsn't Agree "a the
Arbitration Of the Great Pswers-Wiii
Net Leave LUxemburg.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WASHINGTON, April -, 1867.
Jay Cooke Il % furnish the following quo
tatious OF Government securities:
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CAEARr BIRpsi CANARY BIRDS I
CAAARY BIRbSi
n ls[ge importation OF one FRINOH CANARY
BlkDS just received at OHRISTIAN RU p 40 -
PkRre, sag IRA srRBBf They are the VI
nnest GnRev and DoAt attractive Birds ever w
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BALLS, PARTIES, 90.

BALLS, PARTIES, DO.
O 3s1 Az 4zT1f IsIaE sIS me-
\ SrS ss s.D.ss u s e. l. p"'
eUTyDHIAo 01RHAHs OF fHI SOUTH.
80 &c g sss S:.'
g. minutes si'sf IS s'oiosf > \. fssry
Ticket. q. s6nitsss sesu.uaa and lsAiss.
cs cor n S'i s, issf set. s..AAocL,
J.w stSusss' H.w. Pearson. ". Il. psases. =
RALLLHH , ESV sP. EHI . Ss1.s ss. .i
VIZ. WI: ,: S,s;. .: = Ha
isth inst the proceeds 70 Be forwarded % ~
+: md. 80: 6: l.: .sssH g..
o 9HGSs,s.ss 6s s Asr.ri:, ss.t
a en- tsrtsinmsst st sssa Iaternissios as,t tt'
pROT. L. q. MAKIst's
.TLosSL sAi festival
Z. sss S ssss ga S .ss i sSU Streets.
TOT a.. NM: s.s s.:s s Mast.
s.ors.: spE
ELEvEsTH 0RA1D REoPEsIsa
afoHa, 'urs.sSs ss..., o.,,,v 4
S 0s r. o. 9Th sps streets. -
DAserssss HH1h.ft1 t AesH.i Il A.ir!ssssssaes.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
BOENETs AND HATS TRIMMED GRATIS.
Ladies buying their STRAW GOODS and
THINNING can have them trimmed without
charge"
75e pieces superior quality OF WHITE RIB.
BOSs, five inches vide. at 50 cents yard, worth
IL BLOUrs.
439 It'll St, between and 81,
ap2 ST. one square north of Patent ofHos.
IOHN T O. CLARK,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
AHD COEyEYAECEB,
>, Havins resumed the duties Of hi. once, 9hers
opposite Franklin Ingine House. apo St
IMPORTANT TO CABINET MAKERS.
Ihsye Just ,scsiyed 9 large s,.or tnent Of Chair
widths, which 1 am pressrs ed to sell at very low
324 st between 10th and llth.
HoUsIFURsIsHIsG GOODS q every de
apisa So s2aD D, between iCt6 a and aG ii,n.
X0CEG LhEGFO the thoro ngh bred
hseins Stallion, procured from the
ton, Of New Jersey, will make the season N2N
oil Of 1877; e9mm 9 P,ii - and ending NOyem
Of IN the Sistries Of ns Us
inmbis,l at $50 for the season, payable at the
sis.isS; hand bfl. We t'sii par
sPzo-IZW Manager.
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VA GRAND 10 O.F.LEyEE
US will be held
On FRIDAY EVENING, april 26, 1867,
AtODD FELLOWS HALL, Seventh street
Tickets ONE pOLLAR, to be had oftbs N G. ,.
Oh ths olnerent Lodges and OF the Committee
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BOARDING.

I ARGE DOUBLE ROOMS, suitabl. for two or
Il three gentlemen, or for gentleman and his
wife with BOARD, on reasonable terms al No.
Iss Psnns avenue. between 18Th ana eith sts
liable boarders accommodated. sp - IA A
FURNISHED RUOMs, with or withoutBOARD.
AZ NO sol street, betEeen 18th and 18th
sIeee In all respects . brst-clAss Boarding.
t hHSfs' unsurpassed BY any other in washing
TABLE BOARD. = The Private DINING
BLOOMS over the Oyster Bav,T 233 Penn
fsessiion Of fssie Bosrd De ready e: the
II 0Akp-hicsiy Furnished and pleasant
~ Rooms, with BoAkD, at 37I Pa. sv on
po.i. e National Hotel. References exchanged.
RoARDING Several mechanics can be accom-
~ modated at No i44 corner Of Bridge and
high ,s streets. seOrsetOws. Terms moderate.
TABLE BOARD AND FUBNIsHED Rooms
= Handsome PARL0R and comfortssle ca AM
i,x' and good Istle B0ARD. Apply at $40 h
Two SEsILEMgN AND THEIs WIVES
S99Akp IN a private family. Apply ct Mr..
kRASFrs Bakery, corner 18th street and Pc.
EeRNIsHID Rooms. WITH BOARD, IN Q
II Delightful Situation for the summer months.
ply q northeast corner Pa. Avenue and issh st.
RoARDIse Ar 1.-THE OUTAGE Two er
can besecursd At the ne Wy bait "CsttsssS =,
lsth street, between and streets, Tirst W srd-
Cars ana churches convenient. sps.p
ROOM With BoARp In private fsmiis rom LINZ tSs
sss a.;s Inquire At 30. 10 street.. bstassn s
FOB REET-Tvo well furnished PARLORs, ON
!, ths srst noer: With or without BOARD Ap-
ply 3S3 ct, bet. 9Th and 10th. fsI3
TABLE BoARD e 30. 4oI iosh street, . fe.
I = 900" north Of the svsaos. Terms On pr
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
EoUnD-On the 2sd instant, Wooden SHAWL.
= call Tor II at Mr.. Hou.hs Boarding.
nepse, IOl Bridge street, orsetowl, between
tne nours OF and D. IN. aD
OST-0n Easter Sunday Afternoon, the 2Ist
- Instant, In going from llth street 90 81 Alloy
uns Unurch, . nne Thread Lace HAEDKKR-
S6IkG, linen cambria center; the name Of the
owner aIksd on az. The finder will be reward
ca o. leasfpG ne at 80 Louisiana avenue, or Y5a
iitn street west, between l. and n sts north.
CAAk TO TIE PREMISES OF the subseriber,
~ on the zlst instant, O bay HOSSK. about Is
hands nigh; all four feet lite; about lSyears
oid. The owner will please come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
ap2, ST No. 10e corner ISL and B sts :, south.
e n REwARD.-suayed away down the ave-
~ " me, on Sunday, the 2lst inst, q large
Day Carr HOksk; had on rope halter; with four
white feet; little poor in condition 9 email
saddle mark on his back. The above reward will
be paid, and no questions as ked for his returu 20
GAokGB THORP, No. 10 Purdy's 6ourt, lst
street, near Penn avenue. apz33t'
I Osr-At the National Thester, or between
IL there and willard last evening, BgACI-
LII. marked IN. A. p. TO y. X Birthday OH,
ls6s The dnder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same ct wiIlars's Hctel. Re q a.
OBSALE-A nrstcIsss BAGATELLETABLE.
Il Apply at DELACfs restaurant, No. 800 ID
street, corner OF 18th street ap22st'
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kf THoS. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GHoRerTowN
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY LIST May, at 6o'cIock D. M .
! will sell in front Of the premises, Let No, 7s
alley, with depth of ~ fee {, and proved by
large frame building. ~
Terms: One -thi I'd cash; balance in and a
months Oonveysncing and stamps ct the cost OF
ap2l THOS BOWLING. Auc,
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GREAT WATCH SALE

CHEAT WATCH SALE
VI on THE POPULAR oNE PRICE PLAN,
GiutaE eCerg Patron Handsome aAd R,lia5fs
WaIch for the iOtc PTice Of Ten DoElarst
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
And nor 10 Be PAID for unless psrscly S1fisfaetor
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CAH9p:.1!es n ,. WILSO1 IN law !.
srsIIS To- sSs oso sed ths ipSe Sss.
:.;;s1S ss;i geo III ssrsss. ssss:.. it e:
h-H - q ssr. oab'ln'
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nj ETR0POLITAN
4u PATENT STEAM BAKERY
=, 3A1 bT., BErwESN "a AND 9TH srs
Many persons are not aware OF the great al far
snct there is between . fresh and Q stale Cracker
We invite al who use the article TO try our
made from select Family Flour, to be had fresh
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Flour. ~hs
These goods are superior to any In our market.
and can always be had fresh.
ap74-lw THO. HAVGNNER