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NATIONAL, LINE.

NY
Steamers weekly 10 LIVERPOOL. -TTsssss,
calling 1T QUEENSTOWN, leaving ,.ss4 ss.s IL
pier IL North river every Saturday:
FRANCE. QUEEN, HELNETIA.
DENMARK, ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage. 800 and SIS, currency.
Storage passage, $50, currency.
Storage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
f37, in currency.
Siceragc passage from Antwerp, Hamburg, Rot
tcrdain, and Havre 49, In currency.
For further particulars. apply at the offices of
the company, 81 Broadway, +. w. j. HURST,
NiiiIIAM C. DIrNuAM & CO. Agents.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND c:7
LONDONDERRY. <ALa..

STEAM TO GLASGOW AND <)S:Ss
LONDONDERRY. SsLLA-ssss
THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favoritc Clydc-bailt passenger steamers are IN
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
40. 20. North river at II O'Clock VI.
RATES or PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY :
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $50 and
s75.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $3.50.
Storage 10 Glasgow or Derry, $50; intermediate,
;35.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, S37.
Passengers booked to and from Ham burg. Havre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp &C., III very low rates.
Drafts Issued payable ut any bank in Great Brl-
tam.
For further information apply at the company's
offices. No. Bowling Green, New York, to HEN
DEKSOS BROTHERS, orto
WILLIAM c. UuNHAM & CO. AGENTS.
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DOR RENT, TWO HANDSOME. O.;
L UNFURNISHED ROOMS, No. 505 Fifth LII
street, above Clay. Also. two colntortabl!-i:u-
nishcd LODGlNG-ROUMSf for gentlemen.
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DOWHATAN SrEAMBOATEE
4 Steamers STATE IsSssaazza asgsss
OF MARYLAND and pETERSBURG.-CHeap
reliable, and safe route to Baltimore, Savannah,
Boston, and the West Tri-weekly line To Bati-
mere. making close connec tious with steamers &c
Philadelphia No transhipment Of goods be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Balti-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ami SA-
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sundaysl up
to O'Clock 7. ~ These steamers have excellent
saloon, s:ateroon and passenger accommodations.
Fare, S.; meals and stateroom extra. For freight
or passage, applyto
HARSEYS s WILLIAMS, Agents,
al 10 Commercial Block.
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WANTED, a FURNISHED ROOM,
w with or without board. for n gentleman and
wife Address NJ, post-ofice box No BIO sts.ine
TO-.
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G. J. SCAMMELL, Manager; j. X. Dickinson,
rIn,l DC go In
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD House,
rl-II,In.-il Y H. Nclnlnr y. ls.I.

Referring to the above card, take pleasure In
saving that In retiring from the management Il
the Ballard House cordially recommend IN! sue.
r,ssor Mr. J. l.. DARLINGTON, and trust that
he NAV continue to receive the patronage 6f my
friends and the public, which for the past twcnt!
wears has been SO Literally extended to me.
No. % I'm JOHN L, BALLARD.
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STEAMERS.

FRFItITII
received Tuesdays, ,TnnrsGays, and u, Saturdays,
from /. ". to CD Z. NJ, for Norfolk, PORTSMOUTH,
Boston. i;aItim0re, and principal landings or
Chesapeake LAY. and all regular landings on james
river. at reasonable rates.
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
trciah.s for way-landngs must ne prepaid.
ARMY To L. Z. TAIU NJ. Agent.
sn11 Dtirn. steamers wharf.
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A THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL
~ nISTTLLER wishes n situation as such, or
In n wholesale liquor store. Address
noI1-rs r. SCITLESINGERA pOHt-olhCc.
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FOR RENT.

EGR RENT, Duyal street, No. II, S's
Z TWO LARGE FINE ROOMS, uufur- IL III
nishcd, with closet In each, up 4 short night "i
Steps. Cook-rocm in the yard IL desired. Ec!t
moderate. Apply as above. no l--OtN
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DHILAD Up II A, RICH IrESs,
l. MOND AND NORFOLK STEAM $3.50
SHIP L1NE.-SteamcrS NORFOLK anu j. ;.
GREEN, composing this line will leave Phiadcl-
phia every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI.
DAY, alternately. Freight taken for Norfolk at
derate rates also for Charleston, Savannah, and
New Orleans, and bills of ladine signed through.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
slatcroom, So. w. Z. PORTER, Agent.
nh3 Office. No. 2i25 Dock street.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.


HELboukRrIRs FiFrH MutTLRY DfsrRror,l
OPFIcg CHIEF CoNsIssARY or SrpsIsTgEcF,
October 40, lssn
For the deliyary at Forts Bliss, Con eho, Duncan,
McKayett, Stockton, Clark, Davis, Grlfnu, Gait
man, aud Rlchard son. OF such qua nttles Of Bacon
fclear Sides Flour, BaAhs, SOAP Potatoes Onions,
aud Salt as may be req uired by the Acting Com.
missariea az Rnhsistense from Jannary l. isT1 10
Dscember A. IsTn. or such less tims a. tbe Com.
mlssary General Of subsistance may direct.
The FLOUR mu lat be choice extra new ground,
aud In strong double sacks Of 100 pcuais each. or
BACON must be ew smoked, sound and sweet
BEANS must DO Of strictly prime quality, Of uni.
dry, and In strong sacks or barrels.
SALT must be clear, dry, and nne, and In strong
| sacks.
| SOAP must he hard sud dry and Of fall weight
| free from all authorizations ard offensive smells,
| and packed in afro ~ hoy "a OF canal weight
| POTATOES and ONIONS must be Of The best
samples Of Plonr Bsa rs SOAP a nd Salt In strong
boxes sho Qli acconpany Tho biJs and be Ieferre1
u Therein
The coutractors will be rr1uirel 10 delIyer such
articles as they NAV contract 10 deliver In such
auantitIss md Al snsb times ne TIA Actiny COMMIT.
ssry OF Snbsistspee NAV direct mon beIpg saraei
with thirty days' notice at their plaes az resi-
dance -
should tina eontraetor fail to dsiiyar altar sueh
due notice. .ueh uuaptitiss as NAV he reauired or
shall dsixsr stores ~ inrsrIor al ,Ii,y thsn ihs
A,tjnE ComInissary shall have mower 10 purebase.
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There Is no more plteous spectacle TO the
frequenter Of our hotels or theatres than that
presented by the number Of GLOVER girls"
who frequent those places. We know all
about the numerous romantic tales whereof
these girls have been made the heroines, and,
as matter Of romance, we have no objection
TO them, but IL should be remembered that
In real life they do not exist In any such
shape. The plain facts are that, as O class,
these girls, many ofthem giving promise OF
great beauty, are being trained In the most
vicious Of all schools and are already prof :
cient in vice beyond anything which could
be imagined by one not familiar with their
habits and actions. It is unreasonable 10
suppose that any girl who was not Of the
most execptionabe cast OF mind, should re-
tain the purity and freshness Of her mind
when she Is obliged TO associate every day
and evening with man In his most careless
and demoralizcd state, when flushed with
drink, beyond the restraining influence Of
home and ladies' society, and utterely care
less Of his words II not OF his actions. Too
often the home surroundings Of these girls
have already made them as premature In
their knowledge of vice as they arc In that Of
the getting and spending Of money; but In
the name Of pity and Of humanity, do
give them chance to be better II they can.
No gentleman will indulge In the foul Jest
or mocking gibe In their presence. We wish
no ono would. We wish they could DO kept
out Of the streets altogether; but as tho mil
lenium Is still far of we can only wish
". Y. Commercial Advsrtissr.
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Proposals..


: oYYior osisy cossissAas o. Sci s,srsxeR. |,
- DEPARTMENT OF rHs MISSOURI, I
FoRT LEAvEEwohrH, KANSAS, Sept 4, 1859.
Sealed sstcps..l. h sapl,ss.s s9Si.e. g sho
III ~ o'eloeks m IRIphh, october 4, 1892, for
the four months CONNIE ng October 10, 1902, and
sndisE ysbinary Is, $50. % he ,Ieops and osssrs
Riley. Kansas.
The Beef is TO be Of good. wholesome quality.
with equal proportions Of fore and hind quarters,
lneeks. shanks and kidney tallow 70 be excluded.
The neoks Of the cattle slaushtsfed for beef uuder
.hi. contract shall be cut of al the fourth vere.
bral Joint and the breast trimmed down. The
shanks Of the fore qusrtsrs shall BE- cat OF from
three TO four inohesabove the knss Joint, and the
sindqusrteIs from siT to eight Inches above the
gambrel or hook Joint
sary, .. =.
bidders will state the price per pound net
Proposals. will also be reosived, In connection
With The, above, for supplying the oinesrs and
stated, "N'
Separate BIDS viii Be nsas ioi 'sssS , p S.s'
sepo.td Bvt Brig, Gen, q. s. DepI No,
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OFFICE DEPor AND DIsBuRsrNo Q. NIL
ATLANTA, Ga, sept. Z, lS6a. \
Sealed proposals will be received 4 this on CO
until II N. MoNDkY, October I, issp, at which
time thsy will be opened. for supplying this depot
OATS. CORN. STRAW. AND TIMOTHY HAY.
GOOD Western Oats. TO be put up In good stIong
sn. q 10 ,e sS 2, f:rr bu.hs. sa'h Standard
Corn TO be put up In sacks Of two or three bush.
o.. each standard. % pounds to the bushsi.
All TO be free from dust. dir, OF other defect,
Hay and straw mus! be yell baled, and free from
The anoants required viii probably no, exceed
800, 900 Oats.
"a, 900 Corn,
10000 Timothy Hay,
To be deiiyered between the lst day Of October
and the 5lst day Of March, 1870, In such quantities
q may be required, twenty days notice bein
given, and to be delivered Of the aiding, at Glenn
Wright q Cars. foot OF Forsyth street.
Separate bids must be mAde for each article. and
be ndorsed by suretss and In triplieats. usual.
with copy OF this advertisement attach cd to each
Bldders are INVITED tn be present or represented
at the opening Of the proposals. =.
The Government reserve. the right 10 reject all
bids, or accept or refuse such parts as may be 10
the best Interests OF the service.
Proposals should be addressed to the under-
signed. and indorsed ugon the envelope, 'Propo'
BY order OF Brevet Col; A, r, Eddy. Chief Quar-
tefInaster. O.. X. SANDBRSON,
Gapisin United States Army, Depot ousriermas-
tor. seyO-td
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AJoLLY JOSIAH adventurous California
correspondent has penetrated tho Utmost In
terror Of Chinese Joss-house In San Fran
cisco, and has seen joss himself. Joss, who
is irreverently styled tho Old Boy, seemed 10
be having very nice timo Of Ii, and was
gorgeous In jewels and fine clothes. His silk
On coat was heavy with gold and silver, and
ho wore natty little smoking cap. All his
surroundings were sumptuous. His throne
glttered with gems. Overhead was velvet
canopy rich with precious metals. As for
Joss himself, he presented the appearance Of
high living and deep drinking; his fingers
were decked with diamonds, but his nose dis
played carbuncles only; his whole face was
ilamingly red; and altogether, In spite Of his
fine clothes, he was a most dlsreputable old
deity.
The splendor ofthls Joss-house Is represent
cd to be equal to that ofsome Of the temples
In China. Only there, and, doubtless, In
California, every Chinaman has his own joss
and Joss-house on small scale. Mr.. Bar
mum, In narrating his troubles In the clock
business, tells how Connecticut clocks have
been distributed all over the world, and that
whole cargoes of them have been sent to
China. There, however, they were not
appreciated as time keepers, but Cinnamon
bought them for ornamented cases-taking
out tho machinery and converting the case
into miniature temple for joss, thus indu-
bitably proving, according 10 Barnum, that
faith Is possible without "works
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GALE OF MARINE HOSPITAL PROPERTY,

CUsryH. HorsE, HoRFoLK,NA.,(
COLLECTpR's OfFiCE, Sept ~, 1863 !
am authorized by the Hon George s, boutwell,,
Secretary Of the cheT Tor sale At public
PiTAL PROPERTY,
situated on wa-hinSton Point In the county OF
Tho building !. OF brick, three stories Ia height.
aud constructed 10 the most substantial manner,
Ths lot fonts on the Elizabeth river .si feet Ia
inches, With au equal frontage GU two wide streets
aud lO-fNUt alley, tho entire premises being In
closed with Eultd brick wall
This property Is most beautifully located, IL well
adapted for hTst class academy or for = place OF
public resort, aud with small outlay, the house
most beautiful aad attractive private residences In
the STAG.
from Its commanding situation, excellent views
eau be had Of the surrounding country and VI the
pTemies from their close proximity to tho city OF
Norfolk where real estate Is rapidly advancing,
makes II most desirable inyeStment, and we'll
"o'''' '"' TERMs 81 SALE:
Three thousand dollars (s3, OOOD on the dAy ~
salei the balance IN four 90 equal quarter
paymentsi the hrst payment to DO made on ths
twelfth u2th) day q January. lS7o, with Interest
from day " sale until paid, 'sa'
Any failure on the part OF the purchaser to maka
the pay ments as above will involve forfeiture 10
All bid, to be made subject to the approval OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury the Depart neut Tesery.
lug tho Tlgh to reject any or all bids II deemed 10
tho interests Of the Government to do so.
certificate Of sale will be given to the SUGGEST
ful bidder upon the acceptance Of his bid by tho
Secretary Of the Treasury, and the deed executed
whsn the last payments shall have been made
plat descriptive Of the above property can bo
'''A 'p0A >"'''"' "' " LEWIS W. WEBB.
CCl-tl Collector.
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ONE OF THE FOREIGN OFFICIALS at Yokoha-
ma recently received from his Japanese inter-
prefer the following "wonderful report Of an
Infant: There were some husband and wife on
the street which Ia called HOMO In part Touksi,
and they have got some Infant, who has been
In his mothers womb IS months, and he was
horned a few days ago, and when he 10 born
Ing he said that, Il was high servant OF
Tokugapd formerly and he did not open his
left hand, because 1t was Badge Of the holly
hook (arm of before Taikun) In Its hand,
henceforth Government has called to DO eI-
aminations him with his parents, but he has
silent nothing about 1t, then, governor has
doubt 1t, and when has inquest to him again,
he said for the first that, as you have very
impolito for me, could not say any to you,
then, q governor has great afraid about Il,
and has commended to his parents. as to grow
with him importantly. This is very wonderful
explain which Is notorious fact. Every man
in Toksi and Yokohama at presently"
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FASHIONABLE CoLoRs.-The fashionable
colors In millinery this fall are plum color, a
dark rich tint, new and elegant, In velvet;
Russian green, peculiar shade of dark
green very becoming to q blonde; and though
this shade can be worn by brunette, yet 1t
will add little to the charms Of a dark.eyed
beauty. Navy blue, q dark blue differing
from every blue that has been worn. Chest
nut brown Is new and rich color, and In
yelyets and satins will DO fayorite and
much sought afterj coral color Is destined to
be fashionable; also, both black and brown
will BIO worn In yelyets. Tho Nile green Is
new shade, a pale, delicate tint, some
thing like the peculiar shade Of sea foam
when II sparkles In the sunlight. Dark
velvets, as brown, black, &C., will be
trimmed with brilliant gay colors.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
0PpIcR CHIEp ouARrERNAsrsK,
Fintr hILirAnr Disrnier'

oPpIoR CHIEp QuAHIRRNAsrxk,l
FiRsr hILirAlY DIsTnIcr, I
RicHnosD, VA, sept ls, 1859.
Sealed proposals. Tin triplicstel Will be received
at this ofiea until p, m. OF SATURDAY. tho 10th
day Of October, 1852. for the delivery Of
DRY OAK WOOD
TO the Post Quartsrmaster At Lynchburg, Virginia,
In such quantities as may be required from month
TO month for the service Of that Post during III,
pei month
Proposals TO- be guaranteed As indicated By tn,
blank forms, furnished on application TO the Pos
Qaartermsster at LynchburT, Virginia, or to thii
once, and the night TO reject any or all bids no
consideIed advantageous Is reserved.
By order Of the COMMANDING gensral First Mill
tary District. J. @. CHANDLER,
Brevet Colonel, Quartermaster u. .. Army, Chic
ouartermastof First Military District se2O-6t
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF,

HEAparARTBRsFIRsrM IIIrARY DIsTETcr,)
OFFICE CHIEF O. NNIssAKY or sUUEisTEsCE, ,
kICHNONn, VA, Sept. ~, ls,9. }
Scaled proposals, in dupl cate, will be received
at the lice OF Br-vst Captain c. s. Roberts, 18th
Infantry, A.. C.. s., At Lynchburg. Va, until
uEsDkl oes9bsr ". FL, a. u "a, Tor supply.
FRESH BEEF at Lynehburg, Va, for six months
from November l, lSd9, to April 30. 1870, or such
less time as the COmmssary General OF Subsistence
may direct.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids, aud be prepared to give bonds for tho
ful ment Of their COO tract.
Conditions. requirements, Eaymepts, NJ, as
heretofore, y A. PORTER,
sRp27 Ct
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF,

HRApQUARTERs FIRST MILIrARr DIsrRIcT.(
OFFICE CHIEF COAsIssARx or srhsinTESCE,
RICHAOkp, VA, Sept, II, 1879
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, viii be received
at the othee Of Brsvet CAPTAIN Henry Narcotic
MoEDkY, october IS, 1850, at IL m, for supply.
ing the United sta,es snbsistspse Department win
at Petersburg, Va, for six months from November
l,lsD, such less time AZ the Commlssary uehefal
Of Subsistence may direct. -.,, A.,
Bidders are requested to be present TO Iasnond 70
their bids, and ba prepared to gINe pohds lof 'he
fulhllment Of their contract. , l.. -
Conditions, requirements ISmeppnnn MS -
heretofore. Y, A. iVhhihni
septA'W BNt MAJ, and C'V' - h' hh'ps'
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The EXTRAORDINARY rush OF immigrants

The EXTRAORDINARY rush Of immigrants
TO this country during the three months end
Ing June 80, Of the present year, Is worth
noting. The total number was 185,9S7-
hning q very large increase over the same
period In previous years. Tho class Of i'm
migrants, too, Is unusually good. We nnd
among them for example, 80 clergymen, IS
physicians, IS artists, $3.50 mechanics, 333
bakers, 1888 butchers, "A seamstresses, 1888
shoemakers, $50 tailors, 1858 masons, 1878
of miscellaneous trades, 500 clerks, 1858
farmers, Al, 255 lsborers, 1,043 traders, 8,10S
miners, 4s6 mariners, 5000 servants and 1888
of other specified occupations. Again 1t Is
worthy OF note that while Ireland sends
20, 1888, 'Great Britain (msaning, We may
suppose, England, Ireland and Wales sends
1854. Germany, Austria and Prussia lead
tho list with $1,000. It Is remarkable that
the Scandinavian element Is still strong, as,
indeed, 1t has now been for years, Norway,
Sweden and Denmark being credited for
these three months with 20,i09; France, on
the other hand, sends the strikingly small
number of 1853, aud Italy 105.
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Boston has philanthroplst who visits
the prisons. Said he to prisoner, "Most
Of your friends think your sentence was ex.
cessiye; nothing like 1t was ever known"
"Yes, suppose So" was the prisoners re-
ply; "but then, you know, everything has
gone up since the war;"
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Goods per New York, PhilAdslphiA and Balti-
more steamers, Railroad or Express, 10 care Il, II
HAyenner, General Agent at Alexandria, will DO
forwarded over the road free Of charge for commits
sion.
Commutation Passenger Tickets between Ajax.
lions, At low rates.
Round Trip Ticket. 5000 only for day Of issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these aud intermediate points, at reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
mn 2l.tf Generai snpe infandent
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Personal.
Tobacco and Cigars.

ITO ALL WHO SELL CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
W. E. CHANDLER,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN CIGARS AND TO-
BACCO, ,
Under the Ebbltt House, corner OF L aud foufteehh
streets, Invite you 10 give him call, promising
fair and honest dealing with prices allowing Agood
margin for prohts. Cigars OF all grades from VIZ
S'B.GTERMS CASE. as my prices are too close
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A TEXAS EDITOR goes for contemporary
thus; "The miserable, cowardly, white
lIyered wretch who has sent us an auony-
nous note, making charges which We know
TO be as false as the gangrened heart from
which II emanated, If he will uncover his
hyeua countenance to us, We will spit upon
Ii for him."
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Aatioual gepnblifatI.


~ CoPns OF THs "NAr1osAL Rurupa
GAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places,
wAsHrHarol.
BrsHor's NEws STAND. wiilards' Hotel.
BAnKEn's News Stand, National Hotel.
oooHnAs's News STAND, Metropolitan
Hotel. = r. T.,
WISxBsRoRR's NHws STAND, Ebbitt House.
KixBALL's News STAND, ssaton HOUSE. N
WILKINS Nsws STAND, ST. James Hotel.
y. Damn, News Dealer, INK Pennsylvsnis
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
PARxRR's BOOK AID PERIODICAL DEPOT,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once. . ''
THOMAS q. AsH, ststioner, southwest cor.
ncr OF Eighth and + streets. j.
W. d. b. MAJOR, at Giibert's Dinins Saloon,
as7 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JOIN o. BuRoxR, No. 77s T street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. r.'. .- e..
JOHN A. BurLER, ststioner, IT'S r, near Thir-
teenth street. f 'a
JOSEPH SHrLtisoros, statioasr, corner Of
Four.and-a.half street and Pennsyivania ave.
nue..
VIVA III. MoRRrsos. Bookseller and
o'Hhohers, bo fehnsyVAniAe avenue, DetWeen
Four-snd-a.half and Sixth streets.
BuRKE's NHws STAND. Kirkwood House.
PREsDxR 4 90, ststionTs, ga Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue.
CuAs, II. ArpHRsoN, stationer. ~ Seventh
street. between + and q streets.
JAMES BRLLEw, Stationcr, t3o,< Seventh,
between q and II.
s. q. s. BARBOUR, stationer, SIS Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JOHN A. VAr DoRAN, Stationef, Il south
street, between New Jersey avenue and FRS,
street, Capitol Hin.
WILLIAM BARrLsrr, Stationer, No. 90 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill.
$. q. MtLLs, Ststionsr, II street north, TIVE
doors east Of Third street west.
Rich. LAWSON, Periodical and Cigar Store,
corner Of Eighth street east and L street south.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, srl
Eight street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
0KoRaxrowN.
q. T. GETTY 4 Co., Stationer, 100 Bridge
street.
WV. A. HxRRos. las Bridge street.
ALEXANDRIA.
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