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~ At JN0. A. BAKERS
Agricultural warehoa, ., Ia. ave,
tebB-eo7w south side. bet. 9th aud 10Th u.s.
PROPOSALS FOR srAoE TRANSPORTATION


OFFICE OF CHER QuARTEaNAsrER,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Feb, 20, 1850 }
Sealed Proposal. In duplicate will be received al
this ofaee until MONDAY, March u. lsD, at IL m T.,
for furnishing SUCH transportation by stage as may
be required by the QuATtarmAster's DEPARTING al .
following routes:
Austin, Texas, to BrenhAm, Texas, and all in.
termediate points.
Anstln, Tex 8, to Victoria, Texas. aud all inter.
mediate points.
ssn Antonio, Texas, to Waco. Texas. and all In
termediate points.
sau Antonio, Texas, to Columbus, Texas, and
all Intern ed ate points.
Bldders will state the rate at which they propose
to transport each mau wv tn baggage not to exceed
one hundred pounds) the entire distance on the
route; also from point to point.
Payment to bs m .de Ia 0oyernmsnt funds
Service to Commence on award Of eoutrAct
Proposals to be plainly endorsed, Proposals
for Stage TfAuspoI tAtlOn, aud Ad !Tessed 10 the
undersigned.
BY command Of Brevet Major General Cauby.
J. A, POTTER,
BIevet Brigadlsr General and G q NJ. fiiih Mil.
tary District. mhil.td
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sPRrso CLoruISG.-I have put upon rear
counter all Of my last springs stock Of Cloth
ing, and as wish 10 close out the whole lot
this month ! have marked every article
coats, vests and pantaloons-down to such
extremely low prices as will commend them
selves TO those desiring to purchase. Among
the lot are Cashmere Walking Coats for IS
and $40; Sack Goats, % TO Is; fine CASH.
mere Pautaloons for d; Childrcn's Suits
from $3.50 up; and other goods at equally
low prices. gro. c. HESsisO,
No. 5ll Seventh street.
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LIQroR DEALERS ASSOCIATION. - The
monthly meeting Of this association was
held at Trades Union Hall yesterday amer.
noon, which was largely attended.
A number Of propositions for member
ship were submitted, and aiter the trnnsac-
ton Of routine business Of no public i'm
portance, the association adjourned.
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District Of Columbia. WdshfnGton County TO Ioit,
tratIix q JogS CokSoR, deceased, The adminis.
natLix AFORESAID has, with the appreciation Of The
appointed TUESDAY, the sd day Of February,
A. ID. lSp. for the ANAL settlement and dlstrlbn.
the assets In hand, as far as the same have been
COLLECTED and turned into money; when and " here
notified to attend, with their claims properly
youshsd, or they may otherwise by law be sI.
provided q copy Of this order be published once a
week Tor three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLI.
CAN, previous to the said day.
Test JAMES r. OiBBIRNR
Eel M3w' Register Of villa
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OFFICE GENERAL SUPPLEMENTARY,
TREAsURr BUILDINGS,

- TREASURY BUILDINus, }
wAsHISdToS, February "a, 1850,
II Proposals will be received for the supply aud de
year from the 18th Of March next The Ice 10 be 81
ne best quality, kennebee, or ice equal in qualify,
clear and free from snow and dirt 2 $40 pound 10
the ton. and to be delivered In such qua Titles and
al sueh times and places as may be required,
10Th OF March. addressed to the General shperin.
tendent Of the Treasury Buildings, marked -" Pro.
pobAls for Ice, under cover to the Secretary OF
tie Treasury, and to be considered binding for ave
DAYS after that day. the Department TeseTying The
right to reject all or any portion OF the bids re-
c0Iyed,
No bids will be considered binding unless satis.
factory evidence can be given OF the ability Of the
parties 10 fulhll the contract,
GEORGE b. MCCARTEE,
mhl'lOt General Supt, Treasury BuildinEg
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A UCrIoN SALE OF HORSES AND MULES.

DEPor QUARTgRhAsTER's OFFICE,
,,, WAsHISdTos, d. 9, March 9, 1909.
viii be sold Al public auction, on THURSDAY,
18th instant, commencing At 10 clock, At Lincola
DeIot, under the supervision Of Breyet Colonel A.
10 HoRsEs AND % MULES.
These animals are well broken to harness, and
are very desirAble-partieulArly the Mules.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds
by order Of the QuATtermaster General
J. c. McfBRRAE,
Deputy QuartermaSter General, Breyet Brigadier
General, U. s. A. mhlHtd
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oPPIcE,

On the petition o. GsoRSSW HIibRsTH. q Lock
snt granted him on the 10Th day Of June. 1855 and
relssqed On the y! day Of May $50 for an improve
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 2ith day Of May next, Any person
may oppose this extension Questions, deposi.
IONS and other papers should be hlsd 10 this OH GO
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA P00TE,
te9l h5W Commissioner VI Patents.
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SALE OF USINPRovED PRorERTr.-Mcssrs.
Fitch and Fox yesterday sold to Mr.. b. l..
jackson, lot 81, In square l57, on Seven.
tenth street, between Massachusetts, avenue
and streets, with a front Of 90 feet by IS!
deep for Sl ,Oq2
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MAYOR Bowen was too unwell yesterday
to be at his office, but should the weather
permit this morning, 1t is probable he will be
at the City Hall to-day. In the meantime,
Mr.. A. Z. Newton, his efficient clerk, Is dis.
charging such duties as has been entrusted
to him.
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= 9Th day Of March. 1902,
y. W. CLAPP,
Administrator Q. I. ..
ORPHANS COURT

~ MARCH Q, 1902
District If Columbia, Washington county 10 toit,
In the case Of ANNIE O. CASTOR, adminlstraIrix
OF Albert CASTOR, deceased, the adm u strAtTl1
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the orpbans
G2qLt q WAshington county aforesaid, appointed
settlement and disulbutiou Of the psrsouII estate
Of said deceased aud Of the assets IN hand, as far
as the same have been collected and turned into
moneys when and where all the creditors and heirs
o. said deceased are notified 70 attend. with their
by lay DO excluded from all benefit In said de-
ceased 8 estate' provided copy Of this order be-
Test: JAS n OIBRIRNR
mhl0.WSw Register OF Wiiln
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CIRCUIT CouRT-ChieT Justice iicr.-This
court was occupied as follows yesterday;
ct al. Action for a repievin bond Norris and
Cox for plaintiff; Thompson for defendan Mt.
Case not concluded at the close OF the court.
Hughes vs.. Eschback. Mr.. Merriek files =
motion for ne " trial
Birmingham Va. Carroll. judgment for plain.
NV. d. Bosan vs.w. q. Yost. Case referred
to Commissioner Ingle by consent OF ,rties.
Adjourned
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of p. A. DARSEiLLE, who
haye proved theiT claims:
You are hereby notified to appear before the su-
Preme Court Of the District Of Columbia, sitting In
Bankruptcy, on the 18th day Of March, i66p at
10 o'clock, m, IT the City Hall. WashInRton
city, to show cause why dischafYe from all his
are also notified that the "a aud "a mrrngs Of said
bankrnpts CREDITORS will be held before the Regis.
ter at the same place at " clock m
BV order II the Court
DAVID UuGnIyu
Marshaluf u. e , - Messenger,
leh' ~ J hElSs, err. fe9iGMl
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MONEY soLD.-At the meeting Of the Cen
trail Building Association, held on Tuesday
evening at the City Hall, sixty -four shares o.
stock were sold at a premium averaging a
] nor cent.
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fGgRIE q D I'VE PsEBfI


ORPHANS ddUHf. . "a
District Of Columbia, Washtaoton county ,tovff.
10 the case Of NA0at QrBRsEHLE aud EuenFE
appreciation Of The Orphans Court Of washington
dsy 81 MSreb. b isp' for ma mai ssttiemsnt and
distribution Of the perscnsl estste Of said deeeased
collected aud turned into money! when aud where
al the creditors and heirs u said deceased are pot
orihey may Otherwise BY law BE- excluded from all
6ss1 1s, 10 .sia desst,sS estate! prasds sopy
weeks In the NiTioSAL REPuBLioAS previous 10
Test; JAsR o'BEIRNg.
feb4-Th9w Register Of villa
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JAS. R. o'BEIRNE,
Register OF Wills,

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
1 sCRlBER has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of Go.
lumbia, Letters Of administration t. a. on the per-
sonal estate Of Emily b. iLAPP, late Of Washing.
ton county, d. O., deceased. All persons hayInK
claims nganst the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber, on or before the 9th dAy Of March
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of the shid estate,
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of March, le6e,
II. W. CLAPP,
mhlO'WSw Administrator Q, t. a.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
seriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
q WashlnEton county. II the District q Colg@bis,
l; oLDs, late o. washinEton, D; C., deceased,
Az PssseSS, having claim, The said asssA, ed
vouchers thareof to the subssrber, or before the
18Th day Of February next; they may otherwise BY
lte.
1859 KATHARINE s, OLDs,
fel7-Wsus ExeeutTix
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RANKRUPToY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of Ross 4 BICksLEK. who
have proved their olaims:
You are hereby notified to appear before the su-
Bankruptcy, on the "a day Of March, isd9, At 10
o'clock, IN. at the City fall, Washington city,
should not be granted to Thomas J. Blcksler, one
Of said bankIupts.
BY order Of the ConTL
David g. dOODINg,
U. g. Marshal Of D. e., as Messenger.
Tesl 4, J. MEIos, Clerk, lebi7 n
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CARnIAGIs.-Mr. Robert Ii. Graham. mt
Us well known carriage repository, No. :, :,
street, haa GU hand large assortment Of
hrn'ciass carriages, which he will dispose Of
AT the most reasonable prIrcs lie has oIsr
buggies, rockawuyS, &C. Cali and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere,
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POLICE lSTELLIGESCE.-Jamcs Taylor, a
colored boy, was arrested for stealing n
wheelbarrow from W. Whittier, and Justice
Kean sent him to jail for court.
Eugene Daley, charged with selling liquor
without license, was dismissed by Justice
Walter.
Richard Ware, for fighting in the street,
was fined 90 by Justice Clark.
Julia Myers, colored, took 3O-day's trip
to the work-house for disorderly conduct, and
not paying fine Of $5 therefor.
John Mcaney, for violating sanitary or
dlnance, was fined % and costs by Justice
Drury.
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The GEORGETOWN CANAL.-The repairs
on the Georgetown branch of the Chesa peake
and Ohio canal are nearly completed and il
is expected that they will be entirely finished,
and the canal will be open for navigation by
Sunday morning next. About dozen boats
are at the head Of the aqucduct ready to go
up as soon as the water Is let in. Eighty
men are at work repairing the canal at DIFF
ierent points on the Georgetown level and 1t
Is expected to have everything in readiness
for the opening.
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THE SECOND DISTRICT REGIMENT AssocIA.
TIoN.-We mentioned some days ago that
the officers of the Second District of Column
bia volunteers had taken the preliminary
measures towards forming an association for
mutual benefit. The organization has been
perfected, and the following gentlemen have
been elected as officers President, Colonel
Isaac A. Peck vice president, 1t. Col. Vim.
o. Drew; recording secretary, Lieut.. VIM.
Hendley; corresponding secretary, Lieut..
VIM. II. Eatoni treasurer, Capt. ]. X. Har-
rover. Since the first inception of the pro-
ject it has been decided TO organize and
equip regiment of national guards for the
District, and this association have under
taken to carry out the idea. To this end
they have already commenced operations.
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TnR ASSOCIATION for improvement of the
condition Of the poor will hold public
meeting at $3.50 to-day Mt the City Hall
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A true COPY,
Test: r. .. MEIgs. CleI
COURT,

District Of Columbia, Washinoton counfv 10 ion.
Up the case Of RosAsHA KoRII, administrAtrix
aforesad has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans'
T2pI! 81 wAshinss9n county Aforesaid, appointed
for the anal settlement and Distribution Of the per-
sona estate Of said deceased. and Of the assets 10
turned into money; when and where ali the cred.
tors and heirs Of said deceased are notified to at
may Otherwise BY law be excluded from all benefit
In sald deceased estate; provided COPY Of this
the NATIONAL REPUBLIcAs previous 10 the said
day.
Test. JAS. R. o'BEIRNE,
9-w9ws RoRistef Of villa
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The FIRE COMMIssIoSERs,-A meeting of
the board was called yesterday afternoon at
) O'Clock, but as usual no quorum was pres
cnt up TO O'Clock. Those present were
Messrs. Thompson aud GOrbult
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THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-Thls
club held its regular weekly meeting last
evening at Wlsewoll Barracks, Mr.. II. J.
Beall, the president, in the chair. After the
transaction of the usual business, Mr.. Cross
man, Of the Fourth ward, at the request of
its members, addressed the club In an able
and appropriate speech. Mr.. Bond followed
in an address equally able and appropriate.
Mr.. King also addressed the meeting, fol-
lowed by Mr.. Freeman and others, when the
club adjourned.
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RAID on STREET CAR.-About l2 O'Clock
on Tuesday night three Germans under the
influence of liquor got on street car No. u
and acted In an unruly manner. The con-
ductor promptly put them of, when they
made an attack on the car, Tin which were
quite number of passengers firing pistols
after II and peltlng 1t with huge stones.
The driver finally drove his horses at such n
rapid rate that the aSsaultlng party were dis
tanced in the race. The attack occurred
near the corner Of l. street. No arrests were
made.
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l. DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, IS.
Al the City q Washington, on the 9Th day OF
q his appointment as Assignee Of BRHJAMis
gQoLEr, In the city Of Washington, within said
his own petition by the supreme Court Of sad Biz
trlel, ANDREW j. Joyce ksaiSnas
mh9.b Corner fonTleenth and sireeis.
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viduals, but definite answer was not OBJ
taiued, and the club adjourned without trans
acting the business for which II was called
the election Of its officers.
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The MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS IN THE
NJ. E. CONFERENCE.-The appointments
made by Bishop Clark on Tuesday has had
the effect to make a considerable change In
the pastors Of the Methodist Episcopal
churches in this vicinity, and many of our
congregations have to give up the ministers
for whom warm friendships have been
formed. The following are the changes
made in this city: Rev. b. Peyton Brown Is
transferred from the Foundry to Wesley
chapel; the newly elected chaplain of tho
Senate, Rev. John p. Newman, Is assigned
to the new Metropolitan church; Rev. Mr..
Ames, former pastor Of Wesley chapel, goes
to the Hartford avenue church, In Baltimore;
Rev. Mr.. Krobs, late of McKendree chapel,
goes TO Wesley chapel, In Baltimore; Rev.
W. II. Laney, Of Gorsuch chapel, goes to the
Sailors City Bethel, Baltimorei Rev. ]. W.
Hoover, Of Hamlinc church, goes as super
numerary to the Georgetown circuit; Rev. J.
Nickcrson, Of the Georgetown and Tennally-
town circuit, Is transferred to the Virginia
Conference. The pastors of the following
churches continue for another year. East
Washington, Fletcher chapel, Union chapel,
Ryland chapel, Waugh chapel, and the Dun.
barton church In Georgetown.
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DAHRRUPTCY NOTICE

RANkRUPTCY NOTICE.
To all the creditors Of 8. II. swEETLAsp, who
have proved their olAlmsl
You are hereby notihed to appear before the SD
Bankruptcy, on the 81 day Of March, lesp, NJ 10
o'clock, a. m, at the CITY Hall, Washinttcn City,
also notified that the "a aud Sd IneeIlnEs Of said
BAnkTupts creditors will be held before the
Register at the same time and place.
By order Of the Court. ..a
US. MArshAl Of D. c., as MesssnRrt,
Test. R. J. Mics, Clerk fel7ln
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A U C T | o N

UCTIoN
OFFICE DEPOT AND DIsBuRsIEd O. ma
ATLANTA, Ga, March 8, 1850
will sell At auction, on FRIDAY, March u,
ernment Stable, corner Of Pryor and Line streets
the following articles Of clothing and equipAge,
viz:
q Coats, l2l pairs Brass Shoulder
80 0yeTcOats, Scales,
20 Flannel Shirts, % Canteens,
10 Jackets, Hospital Tents and
ll6 Mosquito Bar, FLIES,
81 Bed Sacks, II Wall Tents aud Flies
Wool Blankets, II Common Tents,
~ Shelter Tents, pairs TrOwssTs.
And many other articles too numerous TO men
ton.
Terms cash. Articles to be paid for aud remov ed
by order OF Major General Meade
II. J. PARNswORTH,
BreVet Captain and A. A. q. NJ, o, S. A, in
oh sTge OF depot.
W. NJ HILL, AuctiOneeT. nhlO.td
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THE GERMAN VETERAN USIoN.-Ths al,
ISOLATION met at 382 + street last evening,
Carl Damn presiding. A letter from Gen.
schurz was read, accepting the honorary
membership Of the body, On motion II was
recommended to amend the constitution so
as to admit passive members, not having
served in the field on paying an Initiation
fee of 81. Referred to committee of Ave.
A committee of three was appointed to ar
range for the flag celebration. Adjourned
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Billiards.


EDWARD LYCETT,
Il BooK:BINDER AND PAPER-RULER,
Mo. I'll Pennsylvania avenue. between To nth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
aud nswspapersicaraful Attsndsdto.
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MEETING or ILLIsoIsAss.-A meeting of
The citizens Of Illinois temporarily residing
IN Washington was held at Wizards hotel
tast night for the purpose Of taking steps TO
congratulate Hon. Z. r, Washbnrne mon
his accession to the high office of Secretary
OF STATE. Gen. Hurlbut presided, and AFTER
consultation u committee was selected, with
Gen Hurlbut as chairman, TO dram n con-
gratulatory address to I've presented IN the
Secretary. This committee was ipstrpc,aS
TO report TO an adI ourncd meeting. 10 bc bcIJ
at 7 o'clock, sharp, when the report viii I ho
adopted and with the address the company
Will proceed to the residence Of Mr.. Wash.
burne, when the address will be presented
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
IScTHEg1 SgsRsMB G9gRr Of TaE DISTRICT
RuARY, 1850.
RID1gwAY ct al,

RuARY, 1850.
RIDdgwAY ct al.
Curtis ct al,
cause, aying reported that he id. on the is day
Of February, A. D. 1860, In Obedience To the decree
patssd therein. sell lot ten u0) 10 square No MiI
that the same was purchased by yoHs W. srAIs
sale; Il u, therefore, on motion OF jobs ]. ions
sos soiielt9y for eomplaiSant; BY the court, thi.
sale be rati ned and confirmed unless cause 10 the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the LIST day
lished In the NATIONAL REPuBLIcAN once a week
for three suecassiye weeks before said LIST day Of
April, A. D. 1850. GEO. p FIsHER
, Justice s. c. D, q,
Test: z. ): MEIes. CLERK. fsla.Pa
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RIVER FRoST-Things about the wharycs
yesterday were rather dull, owing to the
heavy rain storm which prevailed a portion
of the day. The oyster dock at the foot If
Eleventh street, was eDlivened by the arrival
of two sChooners, loaded with choice biyalyes
from Virginia, conslgned TO Messrs. Turner
OF fresh tish, including several dozen shad
arrived TINS morning for Thos. Reagan. The
steamer Columbia sailed for Baltimore with
passengers and freight The Valley CITY
will leave for New York this afternoon,
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oRwwA .Ra, lsSgn

Mary McCarter.
On motion Of the tOinplai nAnt. by Mr. A. X
Browne, his solicitor, Is ordered that the defend
ant cause his eppesrsnes to be entered herein
this days otherwise the cause viii be proceeded
with as In case u default
True copy-reHt; r. J. MICS
X. ]. MEIGS, Clerk. feib-Mby
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Interior Adornments.

NO. oil CtNCuNh btiCNt.
Interior Adornments.
1856 REDUCED f PRICES 4S6
TrH AT Urn
STREET. MARkRITRR'S. STREET.
'AFskRRASssaS2R E!SS! RHT ssssasPPh, &C.
iSsss siLsc. R RfSds. sArifs..f IT,.
until March 18th, to make room for Spring sioet.
Terms cash. Please remember the name
J. MARKRITER,
And Noise Seventh street,
Between u aud Z streets.
a RT
q ALLb r. Y
so4 Penn. Ave, Between 9th and 10th sts.
OIL PAINTINGS,
CHRONIC LITHoGRAPns,
ENGRAvINGs, &C.
OVAL and SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, Of al
' os; "a of the O'i "sy, RiT4f 4 r G,SS
i,EoRGE wILsER,
PAPERHANGBRA AND UPHoLsTERER.
sPoRrER AED DEALElHi
BENCH AND AMERICAN PAPHRHAsoIsos
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
- "iaih street west, between and Z streets.
hb3 wAsHIHaroS. D. Q.
Stoves and Tnware.
/ - STOVES AT COST.
~: !; 7; ;s!:$H,r!;' SsRF sfsiR
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES AT COST.
Now is the time to buy cheap
REPAIRS s FSF III HAE kdEgs az AsP STYLES
"a a. Large Stock q Hardware. Tinware. and
hon'e'furn''hins Goods poprur povn
mhiou 40 Ninth street. between b aud i.
/ ZOO SIEVE NTH zoo
JUST RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF
- MORNING dLoRYS -
~ AND OTHER
~ STOVES. a."
ohiOhs AND ohATkS FOX RkPAlRlh0 OF
STOVES
Tinware and House Furnishing
Goods.
VIZ w. 1 1, Es .ysS,S s'9s::,,
as- I'VE door. MOUTH OF Psna ave
Surgical Instruments.
CHARLES FISCHER,
Manufaeturer of
Surgical and Dental Instruments,
Trusses, Club-feet Apparatus,
Fine Cutlery, &C..
No. sis Pennsylyania avenue, between Metropoli.
tan 5. HGis s sH@ ssySSSh ,s:ss ksu
ar Instruments, Scissors. Rarors, &c made,
special attention to dttinI on Trussss. Room 4
Groceries.
lIORATlO BROWNING. ALPHEUS MIDDLETON.
BROWNING d MIDDLETON,
Wholesale and Retail Groeers and
TEAS, wrSEs. %SatiIskY. CIGARS.
Am. ola Stan, TOBACCO. &C.
ar SES; \ RIOS. pAEKEEs
Sf' Penn'ylVaais aVesus, opposite Metropolitan
Washington. D. c. fs3-soI
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LIZ LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. d76
LOAN ogrloE. .75 BTgshiS sssniS third doc,
south OF Pennsylvan avenue Moasy ioaned on
tine 70 ;Sit sastOmssTs on Real Estate. Gold and
arISi IsiF'' ss fSas' Sspa TS0' q
oS 6oid aud Silver bought. nun,,u
Billiards.
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BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON,
Cor. Twelfth st. and Pa. ave.
BLlGH MCCONNELL, PRoPRIRToRs.
HThe Bar isisupplied with the Choicest Wine,
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Architects
STARKwEATHBRk PLowMAE.
ARCHITECTS rsolsEsss,
AND SURyEYOLB,
ones- PLANTS BUILDING, corner Of NV
Bookbinders.
Il B0oK.BINDER AND PAPER-RULER,
Mo- I'll PeRnsylyania avenue. between To nthand
Eleventh stTeets, south side;
ADD newspapers!carafully attendedto.
A uCrIoN SALE OF HORSES AND MULES.
DEPor oUARIgRAAsTER,s oEYIGB,(
w,u W4snISGT9s, D. q, March ?, los.
VIII be sold Al publ auction, on THURSDAY,
Dep0t under the an ~ ryision of Breyei CoIonaI