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CLOTHING FOR SPniSo.-Messrs. Stephens
l. Co. $40 PennsylvAnia avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, have just received an exteh.
sive and well selected stocks OF youths, boys,
and children's clothing for all ages, from three
years and upwards, for spring wear Spring
to provide themselves with clothing for their
children and themselves at the low rates which
rule at the establishment OF stephens Il Co.
before the rush comes.
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p,..,,x,..r,
,hkrktShnosn,- ~ IehoWlhs persons nave lately
atiaMn an nps i ra,ees iLom this company and
AsuT peWvmpimtna 'p IA use ~ she,l names:
~ j oWnnns, St sIbh AVe;s y. L., VpW
p 3 =. Ss IN ~ Ne III ripAee. ni Mss
rt Lnrvs, .hMSass, III t NO xhius ~ t1i w:
yuIus, NnW naseny oSla whfn. saDi Robert
ksrs9n. prDpdts, s eWhs nsiseHnine, siogj Philip
wWsOthtty, LounsSrnisS ~, Nv lanes RODGERS
We y k n, y, y. tssSay poIj Wv -. Wal
ren, fouI'eGentn ST. ~, iiJ pianel ~; T. Il.
rreiILs' Nsw ofsans, Soid waeh. vSDi'W 7.
iii. nn M.,oda,S Si,5 A. e. naserson, N hi
xho' NM, neT,SHaeon' yi' Y; ~ tSn, Msple'
hi.nmnn,I III, SSo NJ. No. 1prlEATra w., IL
N 'tla5. Thomas Barsows. a Cisy ~ Balsimop.s
HMTniS nien Si,s,b x mshi,sst NAE st.
9 9uhIa,vv ~. ~ ' 49,, MI sWw Nv%u, Ias.'
snyn ~ "ph,i.Ssl,his GaiS w. 4, az u s oar
z i'm 80, HIerp ~ J Rroal a,,oS " =.
80 nstraIt Gna W.trh Sa5n, L.. u rnIJar
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Watches and Jewelry.
IRWRLRY.

ii. o. HOOD. No SIS fsa.syIvani. Avenue.
dne Gold JEWELRY, Solid Silver Ware. Spec
tseles, Opera Glasses, Poke! and Table Cutlery
every variety OF Silver Plated Ware, ko., at tho
very lowest prices. deli
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EMANCIPATION CELEBRATIoN.-The sixth
anniversary of tho enamel pation proclamation
s to be celebrated In this city on the 10th inst,
and the coiored people arc making prepare.
tions for the occasion. Among the speakers
o. p. Morton, Jas. W. Nye, and Henry vii.
son; John L. Cook, John NJ. Lsngston, VIM.
A. Cook, DIR. Puryis, Horace Maynard, John
Mckee, w. ID. Stokes, George w. Anderson,
W. ID. Kelley and Hamilton Ward.
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BENNINGTON MALE SEMINARY AND F.
| MALE CoLLEGR, pear Trenton, New Jersey,
A Boarding school fer both sexes, long established
ter Ion to the education, the morals the home
forts snd N health q the student Term. med
Pennington. ~ J.
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CosPIRNATIoS.-Right Rev. Bishop Whit
tingham made a visit to st Luke's church,
Bladenaburg, Nd, on the sth instant, and con-
hrmed eight persons, preaching on the occa-
sion sermon Of great power and beauty. st.
Luke's, Bladensburg, will lose its present rec.
tor, Rev. John Collins MoCabe, ID. D., the lst
OF next month, DR.. McCabe having accepted
the unanimous call OF the vestry Of St. AIMS
church, Middletown, Del.
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COMMENCEMENT oP Observation-Disclosures
day, at y. m, the judges OF registration com.
mcnced their work In the First ward, in the
basement story Of the First Baptist church,
(colored,) corner OF Nineteenth and streets,
Messrs. Plant and Clephane were the judges,
and Mr.. s. " Noyes the clerk, assisted by Mr..
U. NJ. Braton.
At O'Clock, when the books were closed for
the day, OIL names had been registered, OF
which 3i9 were white, and 622 colored.
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DEDICATION OF THE LINCOLN MONUMENT
Mayor Wallach and tho committee having
coin monument on Wednesday afternoon have
completed all arrangements for the dedication,
and should the weather be favorable, no doubt
Hall to witness the ceremonies. The Masonic
fraternity will meet at their hall, corner OF
Ninth and ID streets, at O'Clock, p. m. The
meet at Union League Hall at the same hour.
The knights Of PythiaH, Jonadabs, and other
organizations which have been invited, will
assemble at their various halls and proceed
from thence to the corner OF Ninth and ID
streets, where they will join the Masons, and
at half-past l o'clock the procession will
march down Ninth street to Pennsylvania
avcnuej along Pennsylvania avenue to Third
street, up Third street to Indiana avenue, and
along Indiana avenue to the statue In front of
the City Hall, where the ceremony will com
mence at O'Clock.
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JAMES LACKBY
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MARBLE BUILDING, OPP, PATENT OFFICE.
Is daily receiving some OF the incest goods In the
market for Spring and Summer Wear, and making
them up at lower hgure than they can be pur-
chased elsewhere. taking In consideration the
style and workmanship Call and be convinced.
apl-eOlm
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB,
Of waship gton county, In the District Of Columbia,
Letter, n on The rsrs%SPal estate
city, district Of Coiumbis, deceased. All per
sons having claims agaiRst The said dsee.Sssd Are
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, en- or before
the 18th day OF April nexti they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all dement's OF the said
estate. 49,.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April, 1858.
CATHARINB KINSLEY,
mark.
Administrative.
witnsss-JAs R. O'BEIRNE. alS-MSw
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WAS NOT AcCRPTED.-Yesterday General
Peter +. Bacon rendered his resignation as u
member OF the Board OF Registration for this
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pRvoLUTION IN ITRADE,

Greater Inducements than ever before offered TO
persons getting up clubs In our
ONE DOLLAR SALE.
Send for New Spring Circular;
u and % Federal st., Boston, Mass.
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V,HE CELEBRATED
"EsTRY" ORGAN,
WITH

VOX HUMANE STOP,
pronounced by all who have heard II the most
ever yet Introduced, J. EsTEY 4 Co, .Brattie.
boro', VI, the original Inventors and Msnufae-
street, Troy, New Yory, is North seventh street,
PhiladAbhia; us Randolph street. Chicago.
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ACCIDENTAL Mr.. Utermehle was driving
along Pennsylvania avenue yesterday, when
near Willard's Hotel, his horse became frac-
tious and threw Mr. U. from his buggy to the
sidewalk, by which he received severe inju-
ries. He was taken to his house, and medical
assistance summoned. Some months ago the
same horse endangered Mr.. Utermehles life
and that OF a lady accompanying him.
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AMUsEM ENTs.

NATIONAL THEATRE-JosEPH JErPRRsos.-
This great actor was received last evening at
the National Theatre, by one Of the most bril-.
liant audiences ever assembled within Its
walls. His favorite part Of Rip Van Wrinkle
has lost none OF Its popularity, nor has II lost
single beauty. Genial human, even probable
I'm Its improbability, as Irving's own story, 1t
Is one Of those works Of histrionic art, which
In the future will be spoken Of even as the
othello Of Edmond Keane Is now mentioned,
with an admiration OF memory that almost
smacks Of reverence.
The play will be repeated tonight.
The" FAr CosTninuToR," who, by the way,
we can "lean on" for q delightful literary re.
past, gave some OF our citizens on Saturday
evening last a good. square, North American,
"InJun meal" II abounded In facts and fancy,
and all those who were present will say with
one accord, let itbe repeated at all hazards.
METzERorr HALL.-Aifred Burnett had n
fair house at Metzerott Hall. His transfor-
nations In depicting characters Is really won
derfui, and the entertainments he offers are
worthy the patronage Of the fun-loving public.
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MiNIsTERIAL.-Rev. DR.. qurley, Of the New
week, on account Of his health, to be absent
for several months. The good wishes Of his
congregation, 'aswell rs Of large circle Of
friends outside, will 30 with him, all hoping
ough recovery Of health. During the absence
OF DR.. Gurley, Rev. Mr.. Reed, Of Ohio, will
'ofnoiate.
the Incarnation, .etufned to the city on Satur-
day, after a sojourn In Florida OF several
mou.hs in pursuit Of health. He comes back
much i'm proved physically, though not entirely
recovered.
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PARIS ExPosiTIos MRDALs.--The stands
and cases for the exhibition OF the medals
Exposition were being erected yesterday In
the old Hall Of Representatives.
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LARGE VOLUME would not contain the mass Of
testimony which has accumulated In favor Of wis.,
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry a safe. efficient and
reliable remedy In curing coughs, colds and pull.
monary disease. Many Of the cures are truly won
dorful
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NEW .ADvERTIsEMENTs.

r. II. MARSH, real estate and general insur-
ance agent, 10 at room No. Intelligencer
building, and has valuable property for sale
and rent. See the advertisement.
MEssRs. CoorER b LATtMER, auctioneers,
will sell at chancery sale valuable improved
real estate near Fourteenth street west, and
fronting almost directly on Pennsylvania ave
nue., and west Of the National Theatre. The
next month.
SEE advertisement OF the Knights of Pythias
In another column.
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GRAND SPoRT.-To-morrow grand sport Is
in store for those who witness the pigeon
shooting match to come Off at Analostan
Island At O'clock, p. IN, Twelve Of the best
shots OF the Districth have entered the lists for
the prizes.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
1T THH
METROPOLITAN OFT COMPANY.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

CHASck TO DkAw ANY OF THR ABOVE PRIzgs
~ PURcHAsiso A SEALED TIckEr ron Is CRSTs-
Tickets describing each Prize are sealed in En-
cents a Sealed Ticket will be drawn, without
choice. and delivered at our snice, or sen. by mali
to any address The priIs named upon II will be
delivered to the tlcke,holder on payment Of one
Dollar Prizes will be Immediately sent TO any adj
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A FiRE.-Last night, about l0a5 o'clock, the
one-story frame building, owned by Mr.. Daniel
by fire, with lot OF lumber. 1t is supposed
to be the work Of an incendiary. Loss about
s200. He informs us that the house WAS in.
sured for 800 In the Putnum Insurance Com.
Dany,
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apo-Th3t Acting Commissioner Of PateI


lEfAhThENT VI THE IN bhloh,
~ UNITED SrArEs PATENT OFFICE,
wAsHISdi Os, April !, 1865.
On the petition Of JONATHAN BALL. OF Elmira,
N, Y, praying for the extension of = patent
granted TO him tie llth day Of july, 1854. fer al
Improvement In mode OF connecting Water Pipes,
for seven years from the expiration q Sgd patent,
which tax es place on II llth Jay OF July, 1885,
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE On lloNDAf, tho 22d day Of June
next. at u o'clock, IN. and all persons are notl-
aed to appear and show cause II any they have,
why said petit bought not 10 Je granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
die In the Patent Office their objections, special
set forth In writing, at least ttcentH days before
the Gay Of hearinKi all testimony lied by either
party. to be used at the said hearing, must be
taken aud transmitted In accordance with the rules
Of the o1ce winch will be furnished on appl
Dispositions and other papers. relied npon as t s
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any.
With ten days after nling the testimony;
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN, and the Inteiifgencer, Washington,
D. O., and In the Democrat, Rochester, N. y. ,
once week for three successive weeks the hrst
Of said publ LEGATIONS to be at least sixty DAY. pre-
yious to the day OF hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
ana wa Acting Comm ssioner Of PatentA
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! N Y
NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN ofFICk.

Those requiring such accommodation will dc well
to call me. All ask Is trial, and feel assured
that will secure yonr fzvors.
N. ID. Private entrance AL once: ring the hall
hall NIFTY
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LOCAL ITEM 8.

HB MOST LIVES
Who thinks most, feels tho noblest,
Acts tho best. and buys his clothes at. IIennng'
One Price Store, No. 81 Seventh street.
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GE0RGErOwN MATTERS.

oEpsRs for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In Geerse.
town may be left at the bookstores Of Messrs 7.
NJ X. Mills 4 Co, Uste Crandsit's.) rs Bridge
street. or at Messrs. @. r. Getty 4 Co. q, los
Bridge street, where copies Of the REPUBLICAN,
may be obtained daily.
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EouITr CouRT - Judge DIN - This court
transacted the following business yesterday:
Rapport VS.. GER. Order OF reference to
auditor.
Washington ys.washington. Order appoint.
Ing ID. q. Lovejoy special examiner.
whitney vs. Frisbic. Order certifying to be
heard at the general term in the hrstins lance.
Adjourned
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Baptist Mission school, at Arlington, are In
need OF q library Of books suited to their capa-
cities, Any of our readers who desire to CO.
operate In the collection OF a library, and have
needless books, about their homes, can send
them to the Rev. Mr.. Laws, baptist minister,
at Arlington, who will thankfully receive all
I, such contributions.
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JMMRNsR DOLLAR SALE OF ENGLISH.
i FRENCH aud Germsl Dry aud Fancy Goods,
PLATED Ware. Gallery Albums, Leather ,. $685. a.
ten or more names Of articles, which We will
SELL AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
AGENTS can purchase An article worth from " to
t0O for One Dollar. according. size Of club Or
dered. Circulars sent free, klMBALL Il CO.,
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Pawn Brokers.
1913 CITY Loan OFFICE 493
GHIsELIN 4 CO.,
Ne. ~ TWELFTH STREET,
BETWBEN AND STRRBTs

0ss short square from Pennsylvania avenue.
Persons desiring can be attended TO at the resi-
dencs BY Addressing Is above,
Persons stand in their ow nl light By net dealing
With this frn, as their business 10 conducted en-
entirely. jaA-ly
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APRIL, 1868.

w aud be bosscd round, whom you eau engage
la easy and lucrative business that will pay you
ure. You won't Be- sorry Il You send 10 cents for
full particulars and sample. Address
GEO. s. MELLEN. Lewiston, Maine.
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ANEw CHURCH ESTgRPRIsE.-Rev:F Father
wIget, s. j.. has purchased a beautifully sit.
uated lot OF ground at the corner Of Second
streef east and q street north, Capitol Hill, }
on utich 1t 10 proposed to erect Catholic
church (or the German population. There Ia
q German church of this denomination now
ON Piith street, between q and II, in charge OF
nav. FATHER Aljg, who 10 now well advanced
in years, and II 10 proposed that the pastor for
the new church shall assist him In his duties
until the church 10 ready for occupancy.
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STATUE OF GENERAL BAEER.-On Saturday
last, beautiful statuctte OF the late General
=, d. Baker, Senator from Oregon, who was
Hell at the battle Of Balls Bluff, In the early
psrt IL the war, was received here from Rome,
by Colonel stephens, OF CALIFORNIA;, for whom
II was made by the well known Washington
sculptor, DR.. Horatio Stone, who is now In
the Eternal City. It IS now on exhibition at
Messrs. Calf Il BROS. jewelry store. General
Baker 10 represented with a roll OF manuscript
IN his right hand, in the act OF delivering =
speech. and the likeness Is pronounced by all
who knew the deceased, to be most striking
Ihe work 10 mounted on pedestal, the upper
portion Of which revolyes with the statute. II
bears representations Of Justice, war, 40, and
/ low are the following lines from the last
speech of the deceased In the Senate, delive..i
August, ls6l: "There will be some grs. "a
reeking with blood; watered by the tears of
affection. There will be some priyation. There
will be some loss Of luxury. There will be
somewhat more need Of labor to procure the
necessities OF life. When that is said, all Is
said. five have the country, the whole coun-
t'y, the Union, the Constitution, free govern
ncnt, with all these will return all the blessings
Of we'll ordered civilization. The path Of the
country will be career Of greatness and glory,
such as our fathers In the Olden time foresaw
In the dim visions OF years yet to come; and
as would have been ours to-day, had 1t
been for the treason for which the Senator
~ sinridge) too often seeks to apologize"
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az LrIMoRE ANNUAL CoRPEnEscE OF TIE
AFRICAN IN. E) CHURcH.-Thfrd Ddy.-The
Conference met on Saturday morning in Ba iii.
moro again, Bishop WAyman In the chair.
Lloyd Henson, OF Frederick, Md. N. d. Ster.
rett, of Baltimore county, and J. IL. Sliner, OF
Chambersburg, Pa, were admitted on trial.
Tho following travelling preachers were elected
to deacon's orders: Thomas NJ. Cole and VIM,
u. Detricks. Local preachers elected to dea-
cons orders: Warner Smith, Gcorgetown, ID.
o. WIN. quteridge. Of Washington, d. u; and
VIM. Banks, Of baltimore; q. M. witten and
Amos Wilson were elected to elders orders.
w, ID. Harris was admitted into full connec-
ton. The supernumeraIy relations OF Thomas
W. Henry and VIM. II. Russell were continued.
The Bishop presented to the Conference a
communication from Rev. James F. Sisson
withdrawing from the A. NJ. L, Church. The
Conference ordered that his name be so re.
turned on the minutes. Rev DR.. Thompkins,
Of London, and Rev. q. q. Leigh, OF New
York, were introduced to the Conference and
delivered eloquent addresses. Rev. +. Weaver,
OF the Philadelphia Conference, WAS intro
dueed, after which the Conference adjourned.
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TENPERANoK.-At a special meeting OF the
Grand Division Sons OF Temperance, Of this
District, II was decided that the Order should
participate In the demonstration upon the oc-
cAsion Of dedicating the Lincoln monument,
In front of the City Hal.
Messrs. J. S. HollingsheAd, z. b. Brooke, T..
were appointed a committee to make arrange.
ments FOR the occasion.
As will be seen by our advertising columns,
the Grand Scribe OF the Order in this District
requests all members Of the Grand and subor-
dinate Divisions to attend at Union Hall to-
morrow at 1880 p. m, In order to take place In
the procession to the monument
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RED JACKET AXE.
CoLBURS's PATENT-JULY slsG.
TRIED AND NOT POUND WANTING.
AVE CLAIM 1T WILL CUT TWENTY-FIVE (25)
PER CENT MORE CORD WOOD PER DAY
THAN ANY OTHER AXE MADE.
McKgBsroRr. Dec. 10. 1907.
AEssRs. IIPPfsc0rT 4 Co.
sifs asy: fully tried your Patent Axe aHd and
leaves the wood without sticking Ut all | would
not chop three days without one for the cost.
need not say any more,fo any man that tries one
wM KEGS.
The Axe and the Label are both patented, In
frngers these patents will be prosecuted accord
Ing to law. Vendors or dealers, and pursons using
any infringement, are liable with the maker OF the
infringement.
For sale by all Dealers and the Manufacturers,
LIrPlNCoTT BAKBwELL,
tsuccgssoRs TO LIrrIHcorr L Co..
soLR OWNERS OF THE PATENTS.
Pittsburg, Pa.
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BRorHRuHoop on THE UsIoN.-Mount Yer
non Circle, No. Q, b. U. III. FL o. A. was In
Friday last, and the following officers were In
stalled for the ensuing term L. w, Henry T
ysrnonl 2. W, :. w. A@s5icadi Q; j.. 4,
springman; q, f., p. Hall; o, o., A. TAFT; II.
Fl, j. W. SpeaEes; II. 5. r., ]. u. OLearyj II
R., J. s. CANDY u, H.. u. QUINN w. d., II
Frsdsrl9Sfi W. ~ r. King Thts charter
ofhfty-one names.
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17E LICENSED By AUTHORITY. 175
B. FURNISHINGS
LOAN OFFICE, t76 Thirteenth street, Sd deer south
Psnnaylyania avenue. Money loaned OF time 70
Watches, Diamonds, Jswelry, Silver Plate, Pianos,
Furniture, Mechanical Tools, Ladies' and Gentle
mems Wearing Apparel Of all descriptions.
Old Gold and Silver bought. -
OFT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, O77
PRINCE's
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APRIL !, 1865.

Tho business Of said Arm will hereafter be con-
Quoted NJ the same place, under the naInc Of H. W,
HAMILTON CO, composed Of II. ". Hamilton,
s. =. Wrisley aud Perry Colman. A continuance
OF the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
old arm is respectfully solicited for the new.
II. W. HAMILTON.
3. r. wRlSLEY
PERRY CoLMAN
ApRu l. 1873 anil
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DISSOLUTION.

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership lately
sWSP, Va between nSI II W. HASLr3S IPS II
4 CO., dealers In Sash, Doors, Blinds and Build
ers' IlardwaIe. at No; 6e2 seventh street west,
consent. An debts due the said partnership will
be settled by the said II. W. HAMILTON. and ali
demands on the said partnership are to be pre-
Il. W HAMILTON.
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534 roof fRoFFLsk,sS rkRirsp. 534
r. BoTBR's LOAN OFFICE,
5N Twelfth street, between G and d, near Penn.
syivania avenue. Money loaned on ladies' and
Gentlsmsn's Wearing Apparel, Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, ristols. Mechanical
Tools, DC. Business occidental. Old Gold and
silver 5ousht p. BOYER.