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THE CATHOLIC FA,R.--This charita-
Bile institution has been in blaze OF
glory every night this week. And, NO
wonder Everything is SO pretty and
nice, the music 81 charming, and the
ladies, God bless them! so beautiful and
beguiling. There are several there
whom we would like to particularize
by public recognition; but then, you
know, it wouldn't look exactly right to
call names, and we must (orbear. There
are misses 1--WE will! call them) "sweet
sixteen, interesting seventeen, coquet-
ish eighteen, and stately twenty" the
very impersonations of fresh, sparkling
beauty, vivacity and intellectual sprigh-
illness; quartette hard to beat--you
bet! They are, in fine, the paragons
and pictures of all attractions and
graces;
"And if any painter drew them,
He would paint them unaware
With halo round their hair"
They have got such good hearts, too;
so kind and gentle and-they can 60
through you with more adroitness and
composure than any forty wee, win
some creatures we ever came up with
before. Why one of them has pecu-
larity of welding her magical Influence
in such manner, that, for the while,
she not only turns the fellows heads,
but turns them sToNE-blnd on the SUBJ
ject of-herself of course.
And there is atil another attraction
to be enjoyed at tue fair in the form of
music-instrumental and vocal. 1t
would soothe the savage breast, there
fore it would lend ecstacy to yours.
Just try it, and you'll see if it don't.
Mr.. John Power will again sing some
of his comic as we'll as pathetic airs to-
night. The mere mention of his name
we deem sufficient guarantee of what
may be expected from the music de-
partment. His voice is full, rich, mel
low, soft, sweet, and plaintive; and the
hall is admirably constructed to give it
! full volume.
After a season of more than two
weeks the fair will conclude tonight.
1t is impossible to estimate the net pro-
ceeds until the managers shall have had
time to make the usual deductions for
current expenses. 1t is thought, how
ever, they will clear $1,000.
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INRUG PAINT AND OIL'
STORE.
ESTABLISHED OVER so YEARS.

We offer for sale:
1000 lbs Santos Pure Lead,
1000 lbs Fosters Pure English Lead
5000 lbs French and American Zinc,
10000 bs LaWrences, Grafton, BRIDGE
water and other Dark Pants,
Chrome Green OF all kinds,
Varnisnes.
Black of all kinds,
American and Irish Clues,
Sand and Emery Paper, and Cloth,
Paint and Whitewash Brushes,
Gold Leaf and BronzeS.
We invite buyers to an examination of
our stock. Our experience and facilities
enable us to offer To cash or prompt buy
ers as low rates, quality considered, as
oon he secured elsewhere.
Gall at our New Store, on the former
cite of the Atlantic Hotel.
'''' NJ. A. Dc G. A. SANTOS,
100 IL Atlantic Block.
ARNEY. DA BNEY.
ID lust received shipment OF the cele-
brated brand
"DABNEY" CHEWING TOBACCO,
made of very superior Leaf Tobacco. ar and ID
roncS better now in quailty IMAM nereUor
Snre For sale by the sole agents,
~ HAMBURGER BKOTHEkss
wholesale Tobacconists,
lola Wide Water street,
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WANTED,
BEST
THE
II THINGS

fnHE BEST THIN GS
The best Refrigerator,
The best Ice Cream Freezer.
The best Water Cooler,
The best Washing Machine,
The best Kerosene Stove,
The best Gas Stove,
The best Cooking Stove,
The best Lamp Oil,
The best Roach Trap,
And host of others. are to be had at
GEO. L. CROW,
jel8 law. Water street,
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r Owe, MARRIAGE, MEN and

u WUITn.a LIN D,,,i Ur poa nHuVn
Youth and Early Manhood, with Self
Help for the erring and unfortunate.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
m Void &w3m
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l. OR / > NJ y II l. III

NAVAL ORDERS. Lieutenant M. B.
Buford and Master Hugh w. Mckee,
have been ordered to the Michigan.
Surgeon W. X. Scofield has been Or
dered to the Saratoga.
Second Assistant Engiener John Penn
berton to the Naval Academy for duty
as assistant in the Department of Natu-
raj and Experimental Philosophy, on
the 1st of December
Lieutenant Commanders Frederick
Rogers and G. j. Barclay are detached
from the Michigan, and directed to hold
themselves ia readiness for the Pacific
STATEN.
The orders of Lieut.. Commander
Chas. L. Huntington of the Neipsic are
revoked, and he is ordered to the James,
town.
The orders of Surgeon j. S. Knight to
the Saratoga are revoked
A SUGGESTION I'VE would suggest
to the Health Officer the Importance of
having the weeds and high grass that are
now growing in every vacant lot in the
city cut down. If they be allowed to
grow, the health of the people will be
impaired. They contain that which
acts contrary to the laws of health; and
in every instance where the Health In
spector finds grass and weeds growing
in vacant and other lots he should see
that they are cut down, and that with
out delay.
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MO CURE No, PAY.-FOR-
IN RESINS JUNIPER TAR.-POsI-

MO CURE NO, PAY.-FOR.
~ RESTS JUNIPER TAR.-PosI-
lively WARRANTED TO CURE, OR Mo-
NEY REFUNDRD, Group, Cough, Hoarse-
ness. Sore Throat, Splitting of Blood,
ASTHMA, bronchitis and Lung Diseases.
1atis1iad return Inc empty bottle and
yonr mon.y will be refunded, 50 cents.
n, B.-The genuine article has yellow la
hels with White imprinted wrapper, such
IA have been in use ior six years. rake
no Others IunII-oMW I'll
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY
AN ESSAY for Young Men on the
n crime of Solitude, and the DIS
rasEs and ABUSES which create inn
nediments to MARRIAGE. with sure
pp,aans of relief. Sent in sealed let
Ter envelopes, free OF charge; Address
Dr.. j. SKiLLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ja2o-Daw3m
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FOR RATIONS AN
WOOD HOR AIMS HOUSE.

NoRfOLk, June 10Th, 1862
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Once OF the City Register until IL O'Clock
nishing Rations and Wood for the Aims
House, Subject to the inspection of the
keeperD as may be called for, for one
year from the 24th day OF June, 1870.
SCALE OF RATION For EACH INNATE:
"a lib corn meal,
q Flour,
OF bacon or Id rice to 1000 rams
peer 30" soap"
| No herring or 30" candles " i"
a 10 salt nsh, } gal vinegar g
u OF coffee,
u sugar.
Hospital Rations as follows. for every
sist of
10 of butter cracker, or
~" good flour,
Chicken TO every three orr
doz eggs, or
"a Id fresh beef,
OF coffee,
q OF tea,
"a or sugar,
OF butter,
Separate bids must be made as follows
Per ration for Healthy Inmates.
3" cord Q28 cubic ft.) seasoned hard
wood,
cord Q2S cubic it, seasoned split
The Committee reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids they may deem exor-
bitant.
Bidders will be required to enter into
bonds for the faithful performance of the
contract LEWIS W. WEBB, assoc.
je17-5t II. G. PERCY, C.A,H,S.C,
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NOW OPEN Az sEABURy,s

Misses Bronze Boots.
Misses CUR Boots,
Misses Pearl Boots.
Misses Moro Boots
,o,;os &c.,. Misses Lasting Boots.
Ladies Congress CATERS.
Ladies' Lasting Balls.
Ladies Moro Buskins.
Ladies Kid Slipper.
ro,,,.,e,-- Ladies Moro Boot
Gents Seal Caters. ~
Gents Govt Strap,
Gents Calf Oxfords.
Gents Calf CATERS.
,,,,, Gents Lasting CATERS.
Childs Bronze Boots.
Childs Bismarck Boots.
Childs Moro Boots.
Childs Lasting Boots,
ChildS Goat Boots,
SEABURY'S SONS.
,a,c ID Market Square, aud
'eio 81 Main street
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@ IT a r "A. N T I N E
N n IT TC Ei

N o T &c E!
l. GA and after the 10th instant, all
vessels arriving at this port from ports to
the Southwark of Cape Fear river, N. c.,
will be required to heave to at the Quar-
antine Station near Buoy No. 7, opposite
Craney Island, and there await the in
spection and orders OF the Health officer.
2. All vessels from ports known 10 be
infected with Yellow Fever, Cholera or
other Epidemic Diseases, but having had
no case during the voyage, will be quar-
antined ten days and thoroughly funiigat-
ed under direction of the Health officer.
3. Vessels arriving having had infec-
tious or contagious diseases on board
during the voyage, will be quarantined
until ten days after the disappearance of
the last case, and thoroughly fumigated
under the direction of the Health officer.
4. Vessels arriving from infected ports
through the Albemarle and Chesapeake
Canal, will be subject to the same rules,
and will await inspection and orders OF
the Health officer at or near Burton's
Point.
5, Communication with the shore or
passing vessels will not be allowed eX-
cept by permission Of The Health officer.
&. Masters of vessels and Pilots in
charge, and Harbor Masters will be held
responsible tor any violation of the above
regulations.
BY order of the Board of Health.
E. D. GRANIER, M. D.,
Health Officer.
NnpEnTE limo at 1870
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For Representative to Congress, District
No.:
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Butte ST EXTENSION. -Bute street
terminates on the east end at Church
street. 1t might be extended about
900 feet to Newton's creek, through
lands not occupied by single building.
ln its course it would cross Chapel street
at right angles; and run parallel, at a
distance of $50 feet with Wood street.
This extension would bring into mar
ket about 72 beautiful! lots on the east
end.
Queen Street Extension-The widen
ing of upper Boush street, and there
arc no buildings to interfere, and, drop
ping the name of Upper Boush, would
complete the extension of Queen street,
and bring about 72 handsome lots into
market. This extension would also
cross Chapel street.
1t is proposed to ask the next Councils
to extend these streets.
MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De
Cordy presiding. June IS.
But few cases were arraigned be-
fore the Mayor yesterday.
! Thomas Brown, for breach of the
peace, was admonished and required to
pay cost of arrest.
George Biggs, negro boy, for stealing
four silver forks from Mrs. Milhado
was sent on.
Arnold Smith, negro, for doing bust
ness without license, was discharged on
paying costs.
Henry Clark, negro, for stealing 81:
empty barrels from Campbell's whar
was sent on.
Several civil cases were disposed of,
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The PEANUT AoT.-Iho Petersburg
Index, of Thursday, says:
immediately after the opening OF
court to-day, SO soon as tho sheriff shall
have proclaimed-'Goo save the Com
monwealth'-the Peanut act will be
read. Peanut eating in the court room
will be abolished, aud peanut vendors
Will not be allowed the privilege of
selling their nuts in the vicinity Of the
most worshlpful court. The experience
In this respect at the last criminal term
OF the court is sufficient ground for the
entire prohibition of peanuts in the court
room"
We have no objection to make on
this score as to the court rooms; but we
lnterpose very serious objection to the
same being practiced at our public
places OF amusement, especially in the
theatre when in operation. People
thanking you on alljsides munchipg pea
nuts, cracking the shells and then
treading on them, produces sound
anything but-'music in the air. Be-
sides being extremely disagreeable to
many, it is shoddy--very
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For Delegates to General Assembly,
District No. -:
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FIRST WARD.-At meeting of the
First ward, Col. Walter Taylor appoint
ed ten additional delegates to the fifteen
heretofore named to attend the conven-
ton on the 21st, to nominate two suit
able persons to represent this city in the
next House of Delegates, and also to.
meet delegates from Princess Anne coun-
ty to nominate a candidate for the State
Senate. On motion the President was
added to tbs number. The following is
the list i:
T I Chopper, j Il Hall, John Holmes
Adam Baum, d c Wilson, S futile,
Jos II Nash, Andrew Dalton, r r Tay-
lor, W L Chaplain, D Simmons, w Rol-
Inns, Ell Ghiselin, j B Lewellen. w w
Chamberlain, Y F Owens, W R Roberts,
M j Rose, E Merrifeld, j B Neal, T B
Rowland, Col Walter Taylor, j l Blood
good
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FOURTH WARD.-A meeting of the
citizens of this ward will be held at the
Hook and Ladder house on Fenchurch
street, this evening at 8 o'clock, to hear
reports of committees and transact any
other business. Let us have a large
turn out, and demonstrate that we are
in earnest in the work we have to do.
Every citizen of the ward should attend.
Gu. G. RABoTEAU, Sec'y.
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NEW FANCY GOODS AND
NOTIONSI
AT Wholesale and RETAIL
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES !
would call the attention of purchasers
TO my large stock OF New Fancy Goods.
Just opened, viz:
Valenciennes and Linen Collars and
Handkerchiefs.
Hosiery. Gloves, Paraso1s,
Dress Trimmings, Buttons,
Edgil rs, Ilsertings
French Corsets,
Hair Nets. Fans,
Travelling Bags,
Lubin's and other Perfumery, Soaps,
Farina Cologne, Brushes, Combs, Baskets
and n great many other new and FASH
ionable articles too numerous to men,
lion.
Call and examine them and get prices.
@. SCHWARZKOPF,
IS Main street,
ap2l SIN Under .TohnsOn's Hall.
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DlslNFECTANTs.- We cannot be too
particular regarding the sanitary coudi-
ton of our city, although there should
exist no apprehension of more than Or
binary sickness. But our health cannot
be made too good, and proper prepar-
alton may even avert the little sickness
incident to this season. We would sug
gest IN the prosecution of sanitary meas
ures that dSlni'ctants be freely used in
all alleys, and upon all private premi-
SEES where water is known to stand
This is simple ard easy, and attended
WIN out llitt,e expense, yet accomplishes
great deal of good. In time of peace
prepare for war.
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GEORGETOWN.

The PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND THE DESERVING
PurILs.-The usu 81 snte-C Christmas distribution
Of cards Of merit, now in progress, to the lucky
ones in the pubiic schools came OF this after
noon ut half past two O'Clock, at the Montgoup
sac. so..Sc,. S1..a,pg, where are located the
Male Grammar School, Miss Emma Reed teach
er, and the Male Intermediate, taught by Mrs.
n. Il. Turner. The building is large and airy,
and the first story only Is occupied, on account
OF the scarcity OF scholars i'm these particular
grades. fine school room in the upper story is
al present vacant, but will undoubtedly be
promotions will be made from the lower to
the higher grades. The Male Grammar
school has only "a scholars, whose appearance
and recitations attested that their teacher was
tas she isl one OF the most efficient in the depart
ment. The Male intermediate School, which is
a creature of the present year, comprises 46
scholars. and, considering the novelty of the
grade and the studies Incident thereto, the
scholars did SO well that their teacher deserv-
eddy felt proud. Owing to the inclemency of
the weather, but few OF the guardians and no
visitors were present to witness the distribution
to those whose names appear in the following
list Male Grammar-John &. Athey. EDWARD
Williams, VIM. s. Barn: and Walter NJ. Wilson
Male lntermediate--Samuel 4. Turner. George
Slenz, Christian +. Dill, Edwin Gladmen. John
+. Payne, Edward Sebastian, McFarlin Wood
ward, and Walter Collins.
THE TAX CoLLEcToRsHIP.-It is reported
here that the prominent member of the Board
of Common Council referred To in the STAR of
Friday last having the best chances for the
Tax ColiectOrship will not perform the duties
himself il elected, as he is an active business
mar, but desires the place in order that he may
employ Collector Bcall's predecessor to manage
the collections, said predecessor being out of the
way as a contestant for the position. Colonel
HOllingsworths friends still urge him for the
place, while the present Collectors (Beall'sl
friends will not die without hard struggle
A MOVE FOR THE RELIEF OF THE PooR.-A
resolution offered by Major George Hill in the
Board OF Alderman on Thursday night last and
n arrafst
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ALEXANDRIA,

SKELEToNs.-The laborers employed in the
construction OF the new track of the A. l.. & III.
X. IL. from Water to Union street. yesterday
morning while cutting away the hill Just west Of
the Office Of the American Coal Company at
Fisbtown, in lot No. of the original plat of the
town, unearthed the remains of four persons
The STORM.-During the storm on Saturday,
the chimneys were blown from the depot bull
ding of the A. l.. s. II. X. X. and from a house
on the upper end Of King street, occupied BY
Mr.. Arneau, the French barber. The roof OF
the shoe store Of Mr.. ii. l.. Simpson on Royal
street, was also blown off.
PROPERTY SALIENT William F, Carne has
lately purchased the two story brick house on
the south side OF Wolfe street, between Fairfax
and Royal, now occupied by him, belonging to
the estate OF the late j. Il. Taylor. for $500.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. William Mills, one of
the Oldest residents OF the city, died suddenly on
Sunday morning, after an illness of two DAYS.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusensenfa, Ae.

NATIONAL THKATRK-'.Jack and the Bean
STALK
walls OPERA HoUsE--wild, Barney and
Macs Hinstrels.
wHrTEHURsr GALLERY-Mammoth iIlumi-
mated views Of the war, &C., every evening.
DAILY EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon, on the
steamer Arrow, at 10 q. m.
SMITH < STRoSs's ART GALLERY, A5 F
street.
AARKRTTER's ART GALLERY, 4S6 It'll street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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ATTACK ON A FRUIT STAND.-Last night,
VIM. II. Shaw and Thomas Bowie went to the
fruit stand Of Peter ROchelh, at the corner of
9TH and G streets, and the first-named helped
himself to apples and they had some words with
Kochelh. when 0fieels Davis and Felt arrested
Shaw and started with him to the station; but
Bowie Knocked r. down and was arrested by
officer Felt, Who took him to the station, also.
Justice Chase heard the case and fined each 90
10. d,sordefy GSmdnct; and heia BGwe for
ROchelli.
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fnTH WARD BUILDING AssocrrroH-The
twrn,h monthly meeting Of this ass0cia alton wa
held last evening over D0Oley's drueetOre. ar A
the sum OF g ,374 was advanced on for}v-six
shaEee az an average or 6iX per cent,
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BIDS OPENED.-The following are the bids for
grading and graveling Connecticut avenue from
L street to the Boundary: James Fitzpatrick, 16
tqr ETsaing' iS fSI erayelins D. Hudsall, H. 10
r. Joyce, IL, q; d. O'Neali, Is, Is, John Stew
art, f2{,9; @. w. G. Eslin, Il, 8; w. .. Flet-
cher, Is, II; II. Birch, II, 10; o. Cant, II, 8; H.
y; j. G: Nailor & Co., 10, Ia; John What, 4, u;
Thos Kerby, 1s, u; d. Roche, 10, 10; Jno. Ma
giles & Co.. 10, Z; w. Buckley, 20, 12H; p. Culli
name, 10, II; Geo. johnson, 8, II; A. Henderson,
10, IA. The contract was awarded to Mr.. john
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CITY ITEMS.

Your ATTENTION is called by Samuel Sam
stag, auctOneer, to the ten thousand lots of
Toys, comprising Fancy Work Boxes, Crying
Dolls, Fancy Cigar Stands, Baskets, Boxes, Car
Eenter Tools; all description Of Toys; full line
Willow Ware, Silver-plated Ware, &c, &c.
Sales commence every morning at 10 O'Clock,
and at O'Clock p. m.
FIFTY CENTS A YARD for beautiful patterns
Of Carpets for Offices and bedrooms. These
carpets are warranted to give satisfaction.
q ADAMsoN'a, 900 Ninth street.
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AN APPEAL TO TIRE BENEvoI INT.-The ladies'
Of the Industrial Home School design offering
ncr at the school building, on 7th street, near
the canal. They ask that they may be early fur
nshed with contributions Of food and money in
furtheraI ce Of their object. Contributions Will
be received by Mr.. Holland, the superintendent.
at the Home, or will be sent for, II the addresss
Of the donor can be furnished him.
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BOYS ovERCoATs,
So osI5.
BUSINESS SUITS,
SIS TO $50.
All the latest yles in ccloring and mixtures
BOYS SUITS.
For all age. from to II years, in all the latest nov
elites, both Of style and material
rALMAs AND CAPEs,
LIVERY COATS,
READY MADE AND TO ORDER.
WALL, ROBINSON d CO..
322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
del6 between 9th and 10th streets.
REDUCTION IN PRICES
A. q T II A U s.
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
Penn. Avenue, Doors East Of llth Sc.
BUSINESS SUITS, Sack etyle............s 80 10 S1s
BUSINESS SUITS, Frock style...........el 10 TO S22
DRESS Is to $50
OvERCOATs AT~ss, sIO, sI2, SIS, s1s, $40
BOYS OyERCOArs IS TO 80
A. sTRAUs,
PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
ra SsIo1 9s1 Doom EAST OF ELEVENTH STREET.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
$50 Penn'a avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets.
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS.
/ BUSINESS SUITS, of Melton, scotch and domestic
Sassimere, OF our own manufacture, equal to the
FALL SyERcoATs at rsd1ced PR pric ssn' cheaper
BOYS SCHOOL and DRESS sUfTs, in ages from
.ss !. nsss fabrics. adapted >.
the present season. and at prices less than the
. Of can Be
ricr tt NE Men, and BSy. Under shirts and Drawers
'iSsss n:s' se'r fRS fHssANcrs AGENT,
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
CORNER SEVENTH AND 4 STREETS.
WASHINGTON, DO.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
MEMS. YoUTns AND BOYS CLorHISo
In THE CITY.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED EVERY DAYl
NEW STYLES EVERY DAYl
ALL OF MY OWN MAKEI
ALL OF MY OWN MAKsi
e5k1 h.eH Gsf sESHERkbI
OLE Hg sJsfERssg RscSFLEs
sla TO $50.
BLACK r sy 7 8 n EoE DREss We HAVE GOT
b. An tsnssst;On Q. on. STOCK AND PRICES viii
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND STREETS
Il the best place in the District to buy
GOOD CLOTHING A JEsI SAVING Q. IS PEs
BUSINESS CLOSED yS SS SATURDAYS UNTIL
Country Papers may send in their rates Il adver.
F. ,. REIBERGEB,
fsuccessor to h. r. Loupox oo.J ~
CITIZENS. ARMY AND NAVY.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
hpn No. $50 hfS PENN. . sss SsoWS s:s,..o.
M. WILLIAM
~ HAS A HANDSOME STOCK OF
1IAL LACES, CLOAK vELvErS,
eATlES, BLACK SILKS. CLOAKS,
DRESSES, RIBBONS, FEATHERS,
TLOWERS. BONNETS, FLATS,
TRIMMINGS, and all kinds OF Partisan Novelties.
Also the celebrated J. p. b. FRENCH CORsRrS.
Dresses md Clocks made to ORDER
$50 Pennsylvania avenue,
novl Cite freviss. Paris.
MANTELsi NANTELSu NANrELs
Persons building and repairing houses Womb do
veil 20 call and examine my assortment of III.
1kLS, which 10 the largest and most varied COLE
ton ever offered Tor sale IN this District They con
sist o. az he leading styles nov manufactured, ia
seventeen ofnerent colors, many Of which are n an
reyre.eDfins two or more kindc q Hsrsk aud Wood
i also have on hand CRATES, RUNNER rieoes:
gReCkETS, BRACKET EHELVES fiRE
SoAzDs' &. al o. Which are from the best manu-.
=. p. WRISLEY,
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