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LprALLAoY ExPLopEp.

Thirty or forty years ago, II was the fashion to
sasinissf ygweffui purgsffyes ss~sprfns medf-
cines." Terrific doses OF salts and SIENNA, oalomel
and jalap, +er e1saher salts given to all the
nuembees 81 family, whether sick or well, By way
~ preparing them for the warm weather in pros
psct. This pernicioas custom is nearly obsolete,
butfhsrs are some old Bourbons Of private kfe In
e.pable a,fks q forsetting anything or learning
any things Who oboofnately cling IL STILL Nothing
could Be neee peE0cious, more utterly unphiloseph
ioal, tn such an onslaught on the vigor and Gas
fjeity q the system. In order to enable the physi
<n1 structures % resist the enervating efeets of
svring danas and sapmer heats, il should b
tened ahdSSeinfdfced, not relaxed and weakened
The best medicine saeptfor this purpose is Hostet
ters Stomach Btters Its effect Is TO tone the stomach
and liver, gently relieve the bowels from obstruc-
tons, brace the improve the quality Of the
blood. stimulate the appetite and cheer the spiris.
In this improved condition the cryanfzationfs capa
BILE of resisting unhealthy influence, which would
prostratc an enfeebied system. A Vigorous diges-
tion absolutely essential health, and there is
danger Of the stomach falterng falling in its i'm
portant once this genial vegetable elixir is tab
regularly - . stomachic. None of the tonic tine
tures or extracts will supply the place Of the Bit
tiers, for the simple reason that they operate as
astringsnts only In fact In ordinary practice Ave
or six prescriptions would be required TO produces
ately, the beneficial results, which ara effected
| simultaneously, and harmoniously By this sinsls
Y
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
Congress and the city AuthoritIe,

a
49,, nv '..s-...~s...
II "OaId seem that our Guy su. . OF, nave
for some inserutsbIe reason set themselves
Io,sJr t,,s go oS T.onoress me citv h.. -,
,Ous -, INC g e Y, So 0i's mas oeen
hemhiateo ey inc coneemptuous treatment
accorded by committees OF Congress to our
Corporation officials on various Occasions, but
who shall say that the deprsciatory
estimate in which the city government
manifestly held by members of Congress, has
not been fairly earned by the puerile, moon
sistent, and thoroughly selfish course maintained
ny our municipal representatives I'm their visits
to the Capitol This pointi is well illustrated by
the action of the Councils on the market-house
question. No longer ago than January 18th.
1862 the following Joint resolution, introduced
by W. H. Chase, was, after fun discussion,
adopted by the Board OF Common Council by
vote Of IL to 2: roo OF ..- -a]
"whereas the finances OF the cornor.t;o, q -,
nov IN such condition, and large expendi-
public improvements that thare n ~ aaa osns,
OF the corporation being I'm . condition TO buiid
aproper mTket-house for years to come; and
y H., NC me- III a now psnaing oeiore Con&fess
CITY that there i no danger OF ire =, so
monopoly prejudicial 70 the people, But viii In
sure The early erectiorof a building for market
a. ~ I Gnicn WIN oe an ornament
nresSrf discy. cefa, ~. IN - " INC
Be 20 resoired, de-, That the hill now hesn,e
Congress TO incorporate the washington Mar
&C, . SvmPdny HeeS VIII our approval, and IS
The measure. IooLipg soIaIy 20 an P., ~
the city, we authorize and Instruct the comuit
teeto rePresent the interests OF the corporation
oetere congress 10 urge rne passage OF SAID bill
me boaIu OF Alaermen aae pted the resoitf-
uon os an Hfof' Ho'ss VOC, An tne members ex-
cep' TWO oeihs present. Nine OF the twelve
emeers mus votfng are sun IN the Board
'ne mayor, approved TINS joint res
, reserve, ana IL = now on record
- .a, roi VARIOUS reasons tne olli was
- soru IN " NonsioSS iast session, and the
"a - 90. ear 'Hels' Ac'ion' so amend
Tas - ,.s.p 'He eAoeions Oh mesrs.
Ms--,n IS -. ~ WIG house, anu Oh MI.
90 a. ,,,.aN.- - y, s"e "sha'e, - " take
ar Va 'ae cry aAo 70 reconene
-. 80 -e-s HSei i'Se' as far as pos
$3.50. .... IL al ...-.zs,r-l. T.
tive montns nave oeen occupied in the thor
o"sn uiScussloh OF the matter. Mayor Bowen,
the City Councils, and the market men have
been fuliy and patiently heard by the Congress
sionai committees; these committees have fully
matured the bill on the best information; the
HOUSE nih mas been passed by the Senate with
amendments, every one Of which was prepared
ior tne oenent OF the city and the protection of
the rights OF the market men; the Conference
ns.d ar 80 $500 nvs mas tt now In
fe~0eOH OOihs a. W inc AucnQ-
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o BE PUBLISHED IN ELEGANT FOR,
PHILIP d soLOMONs.

A NAP OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
With subdivisions Of squares and lots. dimensions
AID area of every lot in the ctv established
sewers surface elevations, and system of arterial
drainage, dsliDeated on . map drawn n a scale of
20 feet TO the inch, by August Basted, Ci. il Eng
Ieer, under the direction of p. III Donegan, City
Surveyor. he advantages Of such public alton are
apparent TO every one having any neres in real
tate improvements In the District OF Columbia The
size Of the Mar will be feet by eight 1t wi be
handsomely autographed, and printed fine paper,
and mounted ON linen; and wifi be put up In two
styles one Vanished and mounted rollers an
mp the other folded in secIons and mounted in linen
for book form, Every detail Of the drawing will
pass under the superyisior OF the City Surveyor,
records. The size Of the Map will allow 70 be
clearly delneated the front. side, and surface area
ofeyery recorded subdivision in the city it's location
with respect to other snbdivi sions the number Of
ihs lot and the number Of the square; the
filling mp OF cutting down is required any Sot 70
bring IL to the proper grade; the directions and
widths OF all alleys the sourse OF sewers; .ystem
Of arterial drainage; plans 81 public buildings.
churches, school houses. parks, &c., Shown on no
other publication, and Of incaculable impor ance.
The price to subscribers win be S3 and the present
puf pose o. the publishers Is to issue only the
ber subscribed for. subscription book containing
specimen section Of the proposed Map ia nov open
store aud persons DESIRING TO secure copies Of
this valuable publication invite TO send in their
names. The Map viii be ready for delivery in abont
81 months, provided the necessary number Of sub
scribers IL sec ured promptly. myt II
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We again inquire why the Mayor fails to an
nounce the bids for the ward paving contracts.
This is the first time in tia history ef ths eits.
that these bids have been kept secret What s
the cause for this concealment? Why are the
citizens and taxpayers debarred from access to
the figures, unless there y something wrong in
the transaction? 1t known that the provision
of the law requiring the contraetors to be
@'prsctical PAYERS" has been wsntoniy siola ted.
In every instance the contracts have been given
to members of the Ring, or to their ward
'strikers." And from the studied conoealmcnt
i'm the matter, it would seem psobab1o that the
law requiring the sontractsS ~ be Nswarded to
the lowest responsibh bidders has also been set
aside. In other words, the Ring have deter
mined to override all Law In their desperate Psf-
pose to retain their hold upon the spoils-
Taxpayers, are you. willing that these leeches
shah bleed yoa for two years naoreP
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.AID FOR THE RICHM0ND sVFFERERs

CoutrIb ssienilsa Nth any ofsls follow inS named
r. D e q me- nd
j 5smgei 49, Y; iAsiss, IA g I:tr.et,,
x WIS. HassinGtens Ifrst RatisnaI Bank. - ~
- t s5sief I laa1 ssssss eye H.w.as
4, Phiir & Soisncns' 81 fsnns. =, W Elqa !.
J9s:% Esifp; cor f.: ave .Spd Sth 81.
VIM; g. Metzerett, 925 Penna. ave, N. W. 7 IA
Webb Beveridge, 81 nth z. Odd fello.s Hall.
isSa ss;Ss;;:;; s 3, 9 II ~ M
q. Gsl hi:R.' sSi itl 81
join Passy i 3. . fs1R. fvs and - d
6uiick sHsS ca ees. Ct nssr q g.. =
~ ster, T. Sap- a.. bat ID and Sd, N. =.
Jno D. srssds cSa tff t1Ss a sf e "a Aa.i,
Adam G:Adis' a., eorls nsA y 4. n sd &.
", JSh = sirphfaso1. direct b.,-ssn 10Th and
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NoU WILL FIND SHOES,
OF ALL MAKES, 3
AT THE SAME PRICE, AND BETTER -
GOODS, .rr
THAN YOU SEE In ANY ADVERTISEMENT,
At WILSON a CO,
my 36t' Under Odd Fellows Hall.
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NOVELTIES

NOVELTIES :
L.r-- 200
MARsEILLEs TRIMMINGS.
30 Pieces OF MARSEILLKs TRIMMINGS Just
arrived at from - cents a piece NJ.
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0TNEw ENGLAND sOCIABLE

The NEW ENGLAND SOCIALs will bols IN air
LAST sOCIABLE at Masonic Temple, on TUES
DAY EVENING, the 10 instant. An extra good
Band t-'
Tickets ~. admitting gentleman and ladies Tick
els can be obtained of the Executive Committee and
OF the following named persons:-S. T. Faunce. Sec
ond Auditors Office; X. p. Eaton. Treasury: w. M
Hutehinson, Interior; ii. II. Tilley, Navy; stephen
Bates, War; DR.. J. P: Root. Capitol; and w. r.
Brett g store, corner 9th and y SITS.
The entertainment VIII commence at O'Clock.
m4-eo3t 3. FAuNCR, Sec'y.
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BOARDING.

ll0ARD IN CoUNTRY-Thirty minutes ~
= the treasury Department. Best refrr~noe given
wo arsYuired, Apply 70 THOs. y. WAGGAMAN,
'is .th tlIeet, opp. fost omcs- mys wks9w
Ro0Ms AND BOARD New house, new tnrni-
~ ture and New ENGLAND Board At moderate rates
oorsn ST, bet 18th and 18th and Q and Rsts. ms Nc
FIRST CLASS BoAkD may be had At 222 81
= street peer Penn avenue, With large aud pleas
ant roS ms, bath room, with hot snd cold water
Terms moderafe. II sppncafior be made early.
ap29 81
DfERs HoILLa5Firsi sla,. HOTEL BOARD,
- and newly Furnished kOOMS. 50 PEP month.
This is thy coolest and best Ventilated house 90 the
city. y. r. HILL, Proprietor. sp2i 2ws
EURNIsHEp PARLORs AND BED ROOMS
FOX KENT, with or without board, AZ No.
81 Ps. ave, bet I'd and as single rooms and
board o. per week. large rooms and board Cor two
persons, 8 10 per week. Table board % per xeek
apl6 I'm -.
L'IRsT CLASS BOARD. WITH PtEAsANT
IL FRONT Rooms, O. be had on reas.sHa bic taFms,
At 1901, cor. Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
Good location and accessible. mhZs ly
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No person connected with the city govern
nent has better opportunities for learning the
exact financial condition Of the Corporation
than the City Collector. The remarkable ex-
pose made by Collector Boswell of the deplora-
BILE state Of our finances has therefore the weight
of states evidence. He tells us that not one dol
lar Of the income of the city since Mr.. Bowen
came into ofice has been used in paying the
previous Indebtedness; that the account Of the
Corporation with the First National Bank is
oyerirawn 1924 900; that in addition to this there
acat $50 600 (really over s10o, OOo) of unpaid
checks; that the city at the present time has at
least SEQ, Oo0 OF floating indebtedness in addi-
ton TO the funded debt; that the work in execu-
ton will foot up half million OF dollars; that
the uncollected taxes do not exceed sI51. 100,
and that not more than SIS 600 will be realized
by the tax-sale Che might have safely said that
not even the expenses Of the sale viii be re-
shzed) and that there is no source from which
the money to pay this crushing and accumu-
latiBg Indebtedness can be realized.
These figures are worth whole columns of
withdrawing statements Of the hopeful condi-
ton Of the Corporation finances, made by the
Ring. Mr.. Newton, IN behalf OF the Corpor alton
authorities, essayed, at the First Ward meet
ing, to show from some curious tabulated state
meufs, that the Corporation finances are admi-
rably managed; the Corporation debt In rapid
progress OF extinguishment, and Corporation
Affairs altogether In Q most hopeful condition
Thesalne Of Mr.. Newton's figures may be esti-
mated from fhe fact that he sets down among
the assets Of the Corporation $500 900 Of uneol-
lected taxes, while the Tax Collector himself
states that there Is but $50 900 uncolected; and
that but small portion Of that win be realized.
But the most pertinent answer to Mr.. New
toms rose-colored exhibit, was made by q col
ored man, Mr.. Henry johnson, who thought II
remarkable fact, If the Corporation finances
and the Corporation, credit we're IN this sunny
condition, that the labering men employed By
the Cooperation could not get grocers orders for
their pay, and that the Corporation engine
horses we're ON starvation fare, becsuse the
Corporation finances and credit were too low to
procure them feed. In quite Ineligible Eng
lish MI. johnson intimated to the Corporation
Book-keep<r that he had better ten his story 20
the Gosernnent employees ut the other end of
the city-the Marines! u fJr - q
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nat A REGULAR SESSION OF COLUM-
US BIA DIVISION, No. ~. sons Of Temper
snce, held May 2, ls7O the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted: 1
Whereas Ii has pleased Almighty God TO visit by
death fraternal circle, and therefron our
beloved brother, Lieut.. LEMrEL CowAN, U. s. Rev
enue Service: Therefore be it .5-F- 81 = - .
RssoEred, That in the death OF Brother Cowan this
Division has lost true and steadfa-t member, the
Governments q brave faithful. and esiciest officer
and fond parents q dutful and afectionate son.
RssoEred- That while bow with humble submis
sion 10 this dispensation Of Him who is too wise to
err and too good to be unkind, cherish the hope
ths eur deceased brother has been received by the
where sorrow Ia never known, and where lore and
That se 70 the
Of Of ssE hssIs this pad hour
ana e hor God na VIA. away up al
sr"hsr the ch.2tcr and emblem. sS 81
vision be drapHd In mourning for the period of ninety
Es,S,sss. That these rssoIu,ioas be published in
hs ~ sess and and that copy signed Sy the
nitted TO the parents Of decreased. ; h'
M -Geutlsmen hol dine ticketsf for the
rdsy Hsg sssss ie sotis SlSS%a s
gentleman will be admitted to the Boat without .
:s 70 ds'''''' 'e5Ss Ss IN 4 s s. ;diia
SA& II. S HsBsg a g ss Ss I &c
sc5ns .y ~ tS and
soeiock All opposed to the despotic rule Of Sal les
Bowen are invited to Attsn1-
wnrnAIys Soy: = ss tssssi President; sss .
TAID FOR rHK RIdHM0ND svrFERERs
Al an informal meeting Of q number o. business
the "a instant was resolve that contributions be
irrers bs the late sppsSins eaiaSy a SicHSo1d
: Mr. :. n. & onan as sv~o,utsA TreAsvr~rs a.
the iSlioeing neneA seosleneh aoonmittes to 10
hcit Csntrh3stols; 1sfsF1 -Jsf -lIaI II
baa J. S Sssa a. e5 " PstUs Ussi Sr., sss1
Samuel Lewis, u. b. McGufre -
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'- - e''-a-~ - 's''t-f .
7aist ~ @nffaer f-.t Fsif .aEA IEgz.I
15-5sl5 asis0gSI G. .5ss.s t1I1Jarsf Ell ~rl
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Durts, KHmbal q Son, ana ether nrst -clssv maize
Of BOOTS AND 6OOES, gotten up for our co peciai
ct prices to spitthe tinee. 80 ODD Elf d a. -
Ia 70 which We invite the attention Of tho pnblic
serefsiiyt,i sssisIsFba n. BURNS & CO.. ~
903 PesASSlvania svsnIe, ~
- - .-s ldjainjng OouhrDu = GO. D Hat Store, :
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y s3i1s.. - asar-la 10 b5f3sis sisTug III 1sl,ia
as.s .lssoa s-s-g g.5x7 80 = Hao;. Aaa r,'s4
-a1ao5 asEm bl-is .Esz-sA .Iik -s5gIG1sE2ss Ia
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uARTNBHSHlP NOTICE The und<rsigned
y have formed 2 limited paItnershiI fer BRlOK-
sS 9 E ssHss fsa % ssr.9 ssss
hseIy CoeTeais md gs.tles Snst ass the sResisa
IastnershiD 4 10 termnats on a. DAY % Kugs,
= = iAas sao,a iel SSssSRPds SE H!fSssRis =
.ps-st.x4v. H aHsk4s c99HkHH 4A .,
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PERSONAL.


NOTICE. ths ,eih day q Ag-1l si-.sl,sd al
90. IEJfsJ yos. REpTERk
\ W viii please YET A. b A. know through the
:.n sS fs'i oHSs "A'' and "Asr' an ,S,.ssl.s
NoTICE.-Tnis % canton an persons against
IN An ,drfSf',ns or 49, % ny sIfs. nrszt ;;
any Just osase provocsticn. and I will pay no
'Tn,; 3 her contracting sfser this DE- er.op
~ devote b.: sst.re sttsn,is9 60 The q his
e. M. Il TO l. and 70 p M om's sSs ss.
MI pIHnks kc:g The .aa % lhe lMtls one. ~
sSss EN-. to b b: .1S sHs S At PRINCES
s"TBE WORN MIST PRAISE rs MAsrEki"
p and e S Ss p e:s
de.l q & sls s w. s
Sis2F S MA =. nd;
SS jim &c Z +! RRSoT sS =.
APPS I'm IL SQUARE north Of White House
A CUTE AND Chronic plsEAsE q private
a ssture speedily and rsaicsllY es.ed without tss
ssoS % ' sns oi q X PIX LE9A sS &
specisllts in TIE city. Upwards Of aneeu yssrs'
P'a'"'' IN ' FsMtt nc eSSis iis
% Tssss srrse .s ~ e 3 vsscu' fan Ecs
certain Ts,i % "a siss Or si,Sost ned
,s. from sas ais.nes ,ro.Ssa sss snsr =. -
&e, klectr.sitg soie.fine.llE .pglisd No, iss -
city.~' - ~ - ~ ' " '' s.,s.an
I ApIKs sUFFERING FROM IRREGuLlRi-
II TIES, or any oemplsint peculiar 20 their seI,
Oldest ESTABLISHED physician for such specially In &
city. Thcee desiring treatment rep0-e In hin
in all cases. Rooms <1s Tenth street, above Penn
sylvaoia avenue. fss-a
T. 9: yUsTH PAYS FAIR Cash PRICES foR
sECoNP HAND CLOTHING. UNDER cLoTR.
t NE Bo s95 saSss IA Si i Oh
Christian Assccistion building. N. 6.-Asy Nss
~ MasI Prorarts Anesdsd To mysB.
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The Baltimore Gazette correspondent writes
from Washington: 90 There ID design 70 bring
out a regular Democratic candidate IN order to
concentrate the Democratic vote upon some
good white man. wesuppose the proli &c fam
lily of fools are not all dead yet, bat we don't
believe that there sfe erse people in this city
who entertain the idiotic fdea OF throwing away
all chances OF clearing out tho City Hall buzz
zard roost by nominating /" regular Democra-
tic candidate" osr'g 80 asfs EsssG sfTErrHa-
John Russell Young's new paper, the New
York Standard, starts well. and h more particu-
larry strong in it's editorial department. The
news department. will doubtless be soon brought
up TO the same mari. .,.,t,.-f1t 81, 81 w.
TIE RED RIVER wAR.-Accounts from Win
nipeg say that friendly arrangements have
Company. in which the latter acknowledges the
Provisional Government, and furnishes the
former with money And supplies. The drst de-
tachment of troops from Toronto, Canada, for
the Red River expedition, win be in fesfiness to
start By the middle Of the month, A, stesmer
WIN military stores leff Collingvoedp for Fort
William yesterday. - I'D z1dEoI
1Gilmanton, NJ H.. has snow, drifts twelve
feet deep yet the people are modest and unss-
ga good many men who supported the gov
eminent during the VAT seem to think that now
the government Should support them. -r-rrr
~The i've great evils of life are said to be
standing collars, stovepipe hats, tight boots,
pad whiskey and cross women The last not
tnc ltdSt !. -.<rl' -4- gITyrrf- ar7N aHFaF
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

s:st md fGTs.es' ss
is.: s s Co: ~; x. g.
FCs iL 1851 Ofs k e s T.:; e
sr,ui Ecst IN tn. poTt6 Ss.tsss p.rt q the city;
70 ssS.S Sss;' s.:E: M: :" wi"
rs',s &C.. rr'F sr~Ea' ~: .ss! 1ifA
~ : ss.s,s.: 4 y: Fl $40 $40
misses : Tor ale ESsSytSiSs in complete repair.
Apply ohyremses. apis lm'
FOR RkNT-A fine COUNTRY SEAT. in full
ard 9. ses e Zen, with orch
,,,.u Hall BOSS, Reel n,,..s tate, Sscssr.,
sass ss s 5: s s; ss.; % q s ssy
20 enough hfxS an es1 ss s r'A'
spIan = ,,h street, OPPOSITE f. salid oas:.
Eon RENr-one three story BRICK HOUSE,
E iSSSi u s0as rsss g. s as
sI;sY ssi .Ss Il: . .SHf
FOR sALE-Thst desirable BRICK RESI-
pE .s,S No 81 on Eth St, near Y; House
InsI, ~ 90. Stbw Ihan ~ sor s,ss,men,'
70. llo. Z 81. - - - aps,Wksu .
SOO 4G Gn IS sSESERAE gsLLDIhG SITES
Worth Arlington, Va, IN lots q from one 20 ten
Erss OF Land, comprising the finest views az wssh-
pgton. Georgetown and surrounding country, &c
healthy a. any part OF the United States: many
springs Of the parest soft Geld water; coil eaf
snf the s: tsGss b.s.s
i o. TO payments in snail amounts, Address ~ n
apsu n a A alLLIPs. Geossetovn, u: O.
oFFER FOR sALE MY VALUABLE
MILL PRoPKRfY AND WATER POWER,
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UkEfosL'oAN MASS hHk rise II, 80 !.
Mas. Meeting Of the REPyBLIcANs Of the
SEVENTH WARD viii be held at Island Hall on
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 9Th, $50, at &
O'Clock 70 elect fifteen Delegates to the ncrninatng
Executive Committee. !. ~ y. A. BOSWELL,
{ my2-3t President Seventh Ward Club.
. ..1I Id fBep.b and CbFon. r-e l .r.. .
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..s1sGs o,.-l 8 1a1a 1s.rsr. sage a1sss5. -
..F. be- isEsge1
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IfON BAEEa-Iino1I . g De y3sI7d n
BRICK HOTJG Il. 'DRSIRA m n Iona m

HON 9kItva.IfGGTI y Go bsfE T9ei9d IL 81
ii lsTa q BARGAlNlIN n EADGl SIsE H3'a
Situate1ien r street north. between 9Th and 7th
steets, 9ssr Pet once pepsEtm4EtJ Let shout d
5 Inc HetSe sSnsains n room. viii BRICK stab,s
fog hcfses. fficee low. gash payments small.
4 gold ioeafioa Sar q Doetos. Lanysr OF parties
doing bnspsy insthe central part of the city, Fur
o'4er ssrnsa'Ae spRSt 81 ltt.S cSrT 1..sy, =
- &2s,sf, ellchron.l - SO G.ket Space.
EloRREk T-Ee, rs .9,iegs strea 9eorsetoIn;
elsyep room. " goed order fsAs and water To
9orssie, iW9bcsn;.fni LOTS, eact 20 Or TO feet
cnF he scuth side o. BesA: betyeeQ High and Con
IRIS strsets.z Inquire AVN sWck .oSB0fk, a
sBefll street, Georgetown. abz-eotf
hon kEN4Cfwo story 7BkItK. HOUSE, No.
~ Nfeet northeax 9ert eif, u sdssnce,
HOE KEFf4A conior table BKhK pMKL-
III LING, IN desifable LEGALITY. With all the med-
er4 improvements: A. portion Of TIE Iurnif9re FOR
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trdmisss 20 GEO 3. PARkER. : siAF 10 apisu I
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lNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO

! brokerage aliowed,D Len Ia ID.
l12 ACRES OF LAND, 3 miles from Beltsvilla h.
3. station, Md, II miles from Washington, adI6n
Ing Carroll Factory. sAbout % acres under cult
walton; IL in oak and hickory timber log house; two
running streams, water power, springs, &c. Title
Food Soil well adapted for fruitor a vineyard: sit
uation healthy. Will sell cheap, OF exchange for
lnPr9yed city property. Apply TO q. A, SAGE,
A2S LIST street. N. W. t'-t - - ~ % mas 81