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sTAGLE IRON WORKS.0
Il WASHINGTON CITY,.

. corner ONO avenue and 18TH street.
,o thankful for the patronage asrs
ington and others take this occasion to state that
they are still prepared and have ample facilities,
perform all orders In their line OF business, and
in a. os and d. sSa
cities. Their work comprises Steam Engines and
Or stationary, for use on land or for steamboats,;
Circular Saw Mills, Skating and Gearing for mills
neops Wrought Iron Work, or heavy Forglngs;
Boiler Iron Work, such as Water Tanks or Case.
meters, and Pattern Making; In fact, all the
branches of Mechanics appertaining to first class
Ssy ;S @
tial Return Tubular Boiler" This plan of Boiler,
patented by them in 1862, has now been introduced
and in succ essful operation for various purposes,
and has given general and entire satisfaction a.
quality In
cleaning, exemption from printing or foaming, and
smallness space occupied, az can be shown BY
tifcates now In our possession They have all been
constructed BY us at these works. and are in Spera
avail ourselyes of the opportunity to explain It's
The following is list Of the Boilers on this plan
and now in use, viz AT Willard g Hotel, Tor warm
Ra q At
States Hotel, warming building at Soldiers Home
Eastern Branch; at o. 8. Arsenal, Washington
city at o. 8. Arsenal, Fortress Monroe; steam pro-
RslIer tphils1Ssl lg belonging to Cooley
Ieller Tigress stern wheel steamer Virginia, on the
POTOMAC river; stern wheel steamer Enterprise do
do; ct Eagle Iron Works, Warrington; stern wheel
steamer Gliding STAR new being completed 1t these
~ 6-eO2m WIN. II. ELLIS BRO.
vNOTNN An THNrV an n PM -j.LI.d - -
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wv. w. Kstcham has been nominated for
Congress by the Pennsylvania Rep blicans
to I'LL the place Of Charles Dennison, de.
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wages of the yellow Fever

KEY WEST, Sept. 12-Mr. Hail. the only
telegraph operator here. Is down with the
fever, consequently the Cuba telegraph is do.
ing no business. Nine of the crew of the
steamer Narva have died, and six others are
IN the hospital Five of the crew of the rev.
eLue cutter Relief are also in the hospital.
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DISTRICT COMMANDERS AND THE FREED
MEMS BUREAU

DISTRICT COMMANDERS AND THE FREED
MEMS BUREAU
The following order was this morning issued
from the War department:
HEtDQUARTKRs OF THE ARMY
Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, September 10, 1866. !
General Orders No. Sc.
District Commanders will Cooperate with
ahe Commissioner and Assistant Commission
ers of the Freedmen's Bureau in reducing the
number Of employees and volunteers still re-
tanned in service, by giving details Of officers
ard enlisted men Of the army to take their
places, when it can be done without manifest
tetriment to the service.
by command Of General Grant.
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General
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ENGLISH OpRRA.-The Richings troupe open
with the Bohemian Girl" at the Nauona
Theater on Monday ev. aing next
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THE LATEST SENSATION

In another column of the STAR will be
found extracts from Washington correspon-
dsnce of the New York Herald and Charles
ton Courier, indicating a purpose on Mr..
Johnsons part of attempting a revolution by
force OF arms. Mr. Johnson, as all the world
now knows, talks very wildly by its and starts,
yet we do not believe that he Is prepared to
essay anything quite so foolish. According to
the Herald's correspondent, he holds that Con.
gress having legally passed laws, he may le-
galIy nulIify them before the Supreme Court
passes upon their constitutonality if he deems
them unconstitutional. All will realize
that this is neither more nor less
than naked revolutionary doctrine
The Herdld'S letter also attributes to him
the purposes OF prorogueing Congress, il he is
impeached and calling together another to
elected without legal warrant; both of which
are revolutionary purposes.
While, we doubt not, Mr.. johnson has Civ
en- warrant for the extraordinary statements in
these letters In more than one unguarded mo-
ment, we have not the least idea that he Is
likely to attempt to carry out any such pur-
poses. The COurier's correspondent says tna
Jeremiah Black, of Pa. Is to succeed Mr..
Seward, to the end of sustaining the President
In his proposed revolutionary career. Mr..
Black is, probably, ready to take Mr.. Sew
ARDS place to that end.
The truth is, these Herald and Courier de-
yelopments present only what is being urged
on Mr.. johnson by his present outside
council than whom more desperate and irre-
sponsible men are nowhere to be found med l..
ding with public affairs. He can do nothing
without the aid OF the army, save displacing
officials and issuing orders and proclaim atoms,
neither OF which can accomplish revolution;
more especially as the army, under Grant,
Will net aid any revolutionary scheme, or
aught approaching thereto. The only effect
of these extraordinary developments" will
Toe 10 wake up the people OF the States about to
vote in October to the necessity OF teaching
Dir. johnson a new lesson as to the purpose of
the North in the matter OF recenstruction.
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ARMY ORDERS


Hrsvet Major Theodore Yates, 3ist Infantry.
ordered before the Retiring Board
Brevst Brgadier General George B. Dandy,
A. O. M granted two months leave
Brevet Mslor J. V. Middleton and B Kuick.
erbocker, ordered before Medical Examining
Board.
Brevet Brig. General Thompkius. Deputy
Quartermaster General. allowed to delay un-
til the list of December before proceeding to
New Orleans.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel A. ". Willis.
Assistant Quartermaster U b e. has been
honerably mustered out
Bravet Msjor p. o. Tyler. Deputy Quarter
master General, leave extended ten days
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BOARDING..

TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN clerks preferred)
L can be accommodated with pleasant ROOM
and BOARDat 341 18th ST., bet. NJ and N. Wanted
also, a good COOK. Sc last"
NICELY FURNISHED PARLORS AND BED
II ROOMS on the first and second floors for rent,
with without Board. Terms moderate. No. 4e5
9TH ST., bet and La. avenue 7-lms
EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
Il with Or without board. Apply at 461 18th,
between L and streets, au 30-lms
COX FOR BOARD, ROOMS, PARLOR, Baths
SZC and Gasight at the Farmers Boarding
House, on Penn'a avenue, near the corner of "A
street. au 24-tOcls
UMPIRE HOUSE, 456 Pennsylvania avenue
y Accommodation for 100 Guests-S2 day.
Monthly Boarders, two in room, $50 each
month. Monthly Attic Boarders, two in a room,
$40 each. Hot and cold water Baths free.
au l5-lm*
FOR REETossyerai neatly furnished and well
Il located ROOMS, with or without board Apply
at SIC street, between 4th and 5th au ls-tf
COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree:
~ able private residence, with liberal table and
every necessary comfort, Location, Washington
Railroad, convenient to the cars. Terms, $40 per
week. For address apply at the Star OfdGe. jelstf
TABLE BOARD at No. AGA 10th street, few
doors north of the avenue. Terms S25 POT
month de16-H
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
IL UNITED STATES PATENT n EETrE


II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
NAsHINGTON. September 7. 1851.
Philadelphia Pa; pray ing for the extension of
patent granted to him the 81 day Of January. 1854
for an improvement in Floor Plates of Malt Kiins
for seven oars from the expiration of said patent
which takes place the Sd day of January. 1853:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY. the 10Th day of
December next. at IL clock NJ; and ali persons
are notified to appear and show cause if any they
lave why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least ceaty days before TIE
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either part
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in ecordanee with the rules of the Of
flee, which win be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon As tes-
tmony must be MED in the office tcsnty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, if any within
ten days after filing the te stimony.
Ordered also, tina: this notice be published in
the Republican and i'll the Inteliig encer, Washing
ton, D. G., and in the Telegraph. Philadelphia Pa
once week for three successive weeks the first
of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
yious to the day of hearing.
I C. THEAKER
Sc Hw3w Commissioner of Patents.
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WANTED-New and Cast-off CLOTHING, old
W GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of
value. at the old established Merchant Pswnbro-
ker's Store of 3. FULTON CO., 500 9th street, )
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE. ae0-V
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SOUTHERN REGISTRY AND ELECTIONS.
agent for the Associated Press sends the fol-
lowing from Washington:
WASHINGTON, Sept. - 1t is now definitely
settled by the Executive authority to suggest
to the several military district ommanders the
extension OF the time to the first of October tor
the correction OF the registry list and admission
to registry of those who may produce proof OF
legal qualification, and nix as the time for the
election the first Monday in November, in or
der to secure uniformity of elections in all the
southern States. No order will be issued on
the subject, as the reconstruction acts give the
district commanders discretionary powers, but
they will promptly be informed of the recon-
mendation or suggestion in Official form.
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SOUTHERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" writes:
"There appears 70 be general belief that the
President will issue Instructions to the dis.
trict commanders to open up registration In
tine Southern States. have good authority
for saying that Mr.. johnson will do no such
thing As stated before in these dispatches,
the President will advise the district comm an :
oers 10 fix uniform day for elections in ell
the districts.
Under the reconstruction law; regis tration
Is to be opened fourteen days before the cleo.
tod. This will give and opportunity for those
who claim the right to register and vote, by
reason of the proclamation. to assert their
right, and the President does not regard it
necessary that he should do any thing further
Ia the matter than what is herein indicated"
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NOTICE.-I have applied for the renewal of
y pickerson College SCHOLARSHIP No. 1882,
March II, 1880. for ten years, which lost by me-
1885, VIM. +. WOODWARD, Sept. Il, 1871.
DERsONAL.-IF HENRY SMITH, formerly of
l. Sag Harbor, New York. or his heirs, will call
upon the undersigned, he will learn something to
his advantage. q. STORRS d CO.,
sel2-5t Corner 18th and streets
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John A; BAKER,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MA
CHINERI, SEEDS AND FERTILizERS,
AND
GENERAL CoMMIss1oN MERGHANT FOR
THE t sAhE * pr fRob b1SEs OF
would advise my friends and the public that 1
have taken the large and commodious buildings,
"CoMMERCIAL BUILDINGS"
Nos. - and 90 louisiana avenue, between Ninth
and Re and n the hss Hay ffsne Mar
where am now laying in large and varied assert
the la and most approved kinds, such my long
experience enables me to judge suited to the
Valuable agencies Of some of the best and most
approved Agricultural Machines have been secured,
,, am e h?x e: FEh f5si% euASo
to s oshsr weh
shall be in receipt Of full supply of the several
approved I Super Phosphates and Other fertilizers
value rFS SasHb & a HSD FIELD SEEDS
keep "a supply of New and Fresh Seeds constantly
" Nv long expsr ence qualities me to know who are
the most reliable seed growers. both in this coun-
try and in Europe, and from them only will my sup
p''es 's p' SEED SEED WHEAT AND RYE.
The best varieties win be kept constantly on hand
Clover Timothy 0Tcard sspH Herds qi Grass ssS or
Red Top, Kentucky Blue Grass, and other Grasses.
In connection with the agricultural business l
PT RCHAsE AND SALE AGENCY
lor Mheat. Corn, rye Oats, Hay, Straw, and all
My locatlon is central, in the Hay Market and
ers, where am in daily contact with the producer
and consumer. and by keeping posted as to other
produce in this, shall be able to give full salts
faction to all parties eDtrusting their business
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Tor SALE-A strong IRON BOILER u.s. gal
Il Ions) and BRICKS and the HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE at No 393 street, between ith


Notice is hereby given that the copartnnrship
known under the firm OF kRESL0WSkY 4
WALskf No 800 18th street is this day dissolved
by mutual agreement
All liabilities of said firm will be settled by Mr.
S. kRESLOWSkY.
Mr., S. KRESLOWSKY will keep on said bust
ness at the old stand.
SEPTEMBER Is, 1877. S kRESLOW
Sc l4-3t1 NJ WAISky
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
Under Two Flags; BY Oneida. author Of Strath-
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cloth ss7s. The Confessions of Gerald Esteogrt
Schemes Is cts CuEiops History Of Insects: BY
Dickens edition; Sis David Goppertield;, in ?
use in the District of Columbia. Every doctor and
drTssBss 1ena Bsa
BY Gail HaR mi 81 The Sayings Of Dr. Bush
GoWgrass PapeTs sl@; R a;adp Gordon. By
FORBES q HSwgen; IS cts; MI Wyaysrd' ARDS ward ard
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Pindar; 81 so. The Caxtons. By Bulwer, (Gisbe
edition y $l5O. Pelham. BY Bulwer, (Globe edi-
tion;) 81 So Last of the Barons; $50 Eugene
Curiosity shop: bisEens, diamond editiO my
toni 81 so. The Seven Weeks War. By H. NJ
Hozier, in 2vols., with maps; $40.
Mailed free on receipt Of above price
Address HUDSON TAYLOR
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
FRENCH J. RICHARDSON,
Of ulyon
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Goyernment Securities

Government Securities.
WARRINGTON, Sept. IA, l9S7.-Jay Cooke &
Go. furnish the following quotations Of 9ev :
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DIBBS GEM AND BIBB'S !" DIAMOND
ID FIRE PLACE GAS BURNER" STOVES

These beautiful and economical Fire Place
Stoves are not only supersedng all limitations OF
them. but furnaces, CRATES and other expensive
modes of heating are being discontinued.
Before making arrangements for Winter, be sure
to call and see them at
Robert Boyd's, George II. TurtOn's. Fl l. Gre
Mier's. Cooper & Raglan Bouts x Co.'S " alter
D Wyvill's. d. Pfel's, W. H Narrower 5, Eberly
Thomas Co 3. and l.. 5. Woodward's seI4-3t*
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY-Dr Vel
i paris PeTiodir1i Dr0pS.-The only certain and
safe remedy for all Uterine Distractions. Monthly
Difficulties. Irregularities and all the other dis
eases to which tine woman. wife and mother. is
peculiarly liable. They will be found the easiest
and most certain cure that can be found 1t is on
account of this certainty that they should not be
taken by pregnant females during the first three
months, miscarriage il certain to be brought
on; but at other periods their is perfectly saf
Office 179 South street, between 9th and 10Th
Island. sel3-3t,
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A GOOD STORE AND CELLAR FOR RENT
"A With Fixtures fors ale, cheap; convenient and
desirable business stand. Apply Immediately at
800 street. between eth and 5th, ad Dining No
Clintock's Express Office. 50 3-3t
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SWANTED. Ladies contemplate ng wearing
w BALMORALS and HOOP-SKIRT COW
ERS the coming season, and wishing to avoid the
expense of Braiding, should call and see my beau
tful designs for the above; to be stamped in FAST
dies and Childrens' Aprons, Joseys, and Under
clothing stamped in imitation of Braid. saving
of one half the usual cost of Braid. Any Pattern
made and stamped. VIM. PRINCE,
aug 439 Ninth street.
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EOR RENT FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
Il NIsHED-TWO NICE ROOMS, front AMI
back parlor, at No. 80 l4h street. two doors from
street.
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1.-TWO PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED
ROOMS TO RENT-To gentlemen-At ass
street, between 18th and 18th. Sc 1885,.
nor SALE CHEAP-A nearly new Ave room
Il HOUSE AND LOT, on nj street south, between
New Jersey avenue and LIST street west. Inquire en-
the premiseS. l
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day of September, A D., 1857 "a warrant in bankrupt
sy Vas issued against the estate Of SAMUEL
who has been, adjndged a bankrupt on his
own petition petition; that the payment Of any debts
such bankrupt, to him or for his use and the trans
fer Of any property by him. are forbidden by law;
that meeting OF the creditors of the said bank
more assgDees of his estate will be held Court
ct Bankruptcy to be holden at the City Hall in the
Register, on the LIST day of October, A. D.. 1871
at 10 O'Clock, a. N.
DAVID s. COOLING,
U. S. Marshal, D. c., as Messenger.
SEPTEMBER Ii. 1867. NlfN
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. .
The undersigned have this day entered into CO.
partnership. under the firm and name of
- #Ea BRYAN BROTHERS.,
for the purpose of conducting Wholesale and Re.
tail GROCERY BUSINESS, at their new Store,
No. 3A0 Pennsyivenia avenue, opIosite the Me-
tropolitan Hotel j. B. BRYAN,
.gaE2 49, - !. 80 WILLIAM BRYAN
- ssts ss 49, N G. G. BRYAN. .
August 3, 1857. "a
We take this opportunity ofreturning our thsuka
to our cusfomore for the liberal patronage theV
have heretofore extended to US, aud would re-
spectfully ssk continuance Of the same to the new
6rm.
se esosw j. B. BRYAN & Bro,
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GAS FL T U RES.
Call and examine our large and beautiful assert
ment of
CHANDELIERS,
PENDANTS, BRACKETS,
and PILLAR LIGHTS,
Just received from the establishment of
CORNELIUS l. BAKER, PHILADELPHIA,
which we sell at manufacturers prices. No charge
for putting mp FIXTURES.
Also, FANCY FRENCH SHADES.
We are agents for HAYES PATENT REvER-
SIBLE FILTER, which cleanses itself without
clear as crystal 1t should be in every house
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD BROS,
800 Penn "a avenue, south side,
au "a colin near corner OF 18th street.
GRAPES! GRAPESl! GRAPESl!!
VI BLACK HAMBURG,
BLACK PRINCE,
GOLDEN HAMBURG,
FRESH EVERY DAY.
w. BURCHELL,
Corner 14th and r streets,
auz q under Ebbitt House,
M EW RQQkSl NEW ROCK M
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ROOMS, FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED,
~ to let to gentlemen and their wives, with or
without board, or would be let for storing fine
furniture. Inquire at No 500 Massachusetts
avenue. between 4th and 9Th streets l2.anlt.
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A. BAUDOUIN,
OF PARIS,

A. BAUDOUIN,
OF PARIS,
Begs leave TO inform the public that he has re
Gently enlarged his
DYEING AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,
sos ELEVENTH STREET WEST,
Which enables him to make use of process of
securing knotrn onkyfo hniset, and by which Silks,
Nelyets, Satins. Bareges, Curtains, and Cloaks
thoroughly cleaned without shrinking, alter
ing their color, or otherwise injuring them.
Gloves also cleaned without leaving the least
odor.
Pantaloons, Vests, and Coats thoroughly secured
By steam, and guaranteed not to shrink or lose
their original lustre.
Tailor is specially employed for making neces-
cary repairs.
Mr. Baudouin has been for eight years attached
+. the best establishments of Paris such as Jolly
Pere, MaisOn Centrale, and the Gobeiins, and his
long experience enables him to say with confidence
thai he will be able to please all who may entrust
their work to him
PRICES MODERATE.
OLD CLOTHES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Do not mistake the number:
sc IL 2aw3m Washington, d. G..
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John A. BAKER.
y Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MA
CHINERI SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS,
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EOR RENT-A FARM, containing 200 acres, half
l. OF which is under cultivation. The property
Navy Yard bridge, in Prince Georges County. For
particulars inquire of Mrs. TRIMBLE, on the
-
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WANTED TO BUY-By E. S. justin, Ladies
w and Gentlemen's second hand Clothing. I'm
derclothing, Bedding, Boots and Shoes, &c, &C.,
at 2s4h 7th street, between L and NJ SITS. north
n B.-No matter how much they may have been
worn. an Clint
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PERSONAL.

L late residence, 400 Md. ave-, (Island, to 49l
18th street between and d, city, where she can
be consulted by her female friends. lt*
7NhE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
l. negotiating Note drawn by John Wagner in
favor of James King for SIS, and payable on the
LIST of December, the same having been blown
away. and payment having been stopped.
Be l4-3t* JAMES KING
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"ANTED-A FARM, of from rs to 100 acres, in
W Maryland or District of Columbia, under good
cultivation, with good improvements, in desirable
and healthy IL cation, within six miles of this city
accessible by either rail or good public road. Ad
dress, with location, desert ption price, and terms
G. STORRS CO., Real Estate Office, 46O 18th
treet. corner street. au To- D&W-lm
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FOR RENT-The large and fine House, corner
L 18th and X streets No. %, IL rooms, gas aud
water, with large garden attached Rent SIS
month. Possession given Ist October. Apply
and 18th SITS I3-2w
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VALUABLE SHIP YARD AND MARINE
RAILWAY, IN THE CITY OF. ALEXAN-
DRIA, FOR SALE. / am authorized to sell the
valuable property known as Hunters Snip.yard -
comprising half square of ground, improved by
Wharf and a Marine Railway, built in the most
substantial manner. This property is very desira-
bic. and will be sold upon the most reasonable
at Law, SO Prince street, Alexandria, Va.
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EOR RENT-A PARL0R and one BED ROOM
l. tboth front rooms, and each can be converted
into bed rooms If desired, will be rented very
sonably to single gentlemen on application at No.
BIS nj street, between 18th and 18th streets west.
These rooms will be occupied by the applicant on
the LIST of October, at once if desired Ii 81
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FOB RENT-A pleasantly located i've room
FRA ME HOUSE, corner 18th and SITS. Rent
SI5 in advance, large yard attached. Enquire of
DORSEY CLAGETT corner 10th st. and Pa ave,
Simpson House. Sc l23ts
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EN0R RENT-TO small family without children,
L THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS, second
floor, No. 4O4 Massachusetts avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets. Reference required. Also, one
small FURNISHED ROOM to a single gentleman.
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MEDICAL BOOKS--A large stock of standard
lVl Medical Books on hand and for sale by
SELF FRANCK TAYLOR