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Always Get the Best.
REED'S COUGH SYRUP.

The most reliable preparation for
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSENESS, BRON-
CHITIS, &C., is
REEDS COUGH SYRUP.
1t has rapidly grown in public favor, and Is
endorsed by all who have used 1t as being
SUPERIOR to any other Cough Medicine.
Give 1t trial. Sold by all druggists.
MCABE, KRAFT & CO., Proprletors,
nol7-egtb Wheeling, west va.
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A Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.

III. a. .. 1Ouu LlNeT THIS.
DR.. A. y. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIV-
Err COMPLAINT,INDI HEAD.
ACHE, BILIOUSNESS, DC.
BEALLSvILLE, Pa, Sept. II, 1871.
DR.. a, s. TODD-Esteemed Sir: Thanks to
your valuable Pill, am now enjoying per-
feet health. / have for many years suffered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many RENE
dies without any good effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, got from
3. Boram, Druggist, a box of your Pills, and,
using them according to the directions, l
now feel perfectly restored. So valuable
are they would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the most Won
derful remedy of the day.
Yours, with respect,
p. II. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
OCT PrODriptOrS.
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To the Trade.

In retiring from the old firm of Maxwell,
Tingle & Co. desire to return my thanks
tor the liberal share of patronage extended
to us, and bespeak for the new firm n con-
tinuance of the same.
deg j. MAXWELL.
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AFTER a great deal Of tribulation and

AFTER q great deal OF trloula'ion anu
w,rriment, the LntsNigeaesr has con-
cluded to support "GRANr and BORE
MAN" as its ticket for President and
Vice President of the United States,
in case these worthless should be noml'
mated by the Republican party. The
dose is, doubtless, a nauseating and
unpalatable one to our neishbor, VINO
loves one of the candidates about as
we'll az the other, and he has received
in the past and expects in the future
about as many favors from one as from
the other, but he has concluded to
swallow the potion if it kills him. Here
endsth the first lesson and the lHtel!''
gsncer's spurts of independent journal
;sp, ~
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
i day for ed a co-partnership for the
purpose OF carrying on the business of Malt
sters and Brewers at the "Old Wheeling
Brewery" under the firm name of SMITH
& co. ALFRED Z. SMITH,
ARTHUR NJ. TEECE,
General Partners
GEO. w. SMITH, Special Partner.
WHEELING, November j, 1871.
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HOniny.
Cheese,

s0 BBLs. WHITE FLINT.
w Just Received.
de9 TINGLE Il ISHAM
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For Rent.

CTORE ROOM NO. $50 WEST sIDE OF
- Main street, ut present occupied by Car.
ter & King. Possession given LIST Of April
next aIs- WIN. 8. GosHoRN.
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Having leased for q term of years from
George W. Smith smith, the "0d Wheeling s,i Brew
Ales, Malt, Hops, &c, we are now prepared
20 furnish anything in our line. We intend
to keep up the standard of Mr.. Smiths
Kennel Ales, &c.
NOES SMITH 4 co,
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Cheese.
100 BOXES PRIME GOSHEN.
lVO Just received.
deg TlNGLE & ISHAM.
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The speech Of Mr. sumner.

Mr.. Sumner delivered his expected speech
to-day on San Domingo in the presence of one
of the largest audiences ever gathered in the
Senate. If any went there expecting a cred
hot" speech denuneistOry of the President and
demanding his impeachment they were disap-
pointed. Though pretty severe arrsignment
Of the Presidents policy towards San Domingo,
II i pitched on a much lower key tn an had been
anticipated, and, in conclusion, Mr.. Sumner
makes almost personal appeal to the President
20 abandon his annexation scheme and unite
in the effort to reconcile Hayti and Dominica
10 is understood that by the desire of the
President no formal answer will be made TO Mr.
Summers speech until the San Domingo COM
missiOneTs have made their report and all the
facts in the case have been fully developed. 1t
will be seen, however. that the important dis
patch Of Secretary Robson TO Rear Admiral
Lee. given elsewhere,) though written some
days ago, furnishes a very eogent and conclu-
live reply TO many of the points chiefly relied
upon by MI. Sumner TO sustain his argument
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Il IS cCIcedsd on all sides that the Senate
made a mistake on Saturday in proposing to
have CLe side OF the national currency notes
prepared by che bank ncte company and the
other by another, instead of having the whole
work done by government. II has been demon
Strated over and over again tLst the work can
he done better, cheaper, and with infinitely
greater safety and security az the Treasury than
any where else, and the project TO hare It done
by private HANDS when government has all the
facilities needed 10 20 t,-and they OF the yerv
best q ar4CteT tCO5-smtlls very suSpiciousiy of
= job OF huge Proportions. And this well
grounded suspicion Is strengthened by tie fac;
that strong lobby hes been organized and A.
work 70 carry 1t through. Let the House squelch
the job. a vel Nigh We have the coin of III
country made at private Establishments.
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Irhikl jos. y. MAYS nab;
~ PARIS KID GLovK DEPOT.
SSS PENNSYLVANIA AVrNTr
3ETWEEN NINTR ANn TRNru Ern


s Skw ssB LWS S 9PEEEp TO DAY ~
aDiks So GsSf Hs's 81 as IS IN m h!ssk
III GOOD KID GLOVES a, 3, and s1a5.
N Sao sLLdhS ~ SPhiAG DhESS GOODS
co1ys ysyd opri-s pre s. foods, from % to IS
lo4 pee: BCfla'o Plsck Alp,css and Beaver
puse Black mchair, speadid goods, from 81. cents
80 pieces genuine Lyons Black Silks from $50
10 20 Fe; ard, AM warranted better and cbeanr
a. n any in tnis market '"f''
% pieces Jsp9nese Silks, plain, striped. check
and inquired, at the extremely lO price of 30 cent.
~ New Spring Prints Chfntzss. Gi,oror, po-
ca'es, " Llte PiIues amtrics, Lawns S.in.o, IA
N'ciCris Lawn, and full stock Domestic Cotton
Goods 10y y piece at manufacturers prices
mig s. "l 80 " ''''n sui'. J5 D2' PTlmse i2y
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES,
Y Corner OF Penusy lvaHia avenue aud 18th street
Ills Hospital is ilUated IN ~ the most L.,i
thy portions the District surroucd e by is or
grounds; the Tons are large ard airy and supplied
with the comforts Of home. Ladies living a. a In.
tsuce who may be desTous of awaiting themseiy'.
OF the beLeht OF treat m-ut Ia this In titutioa can
hief o. The Ma,ron. IN, price Of thsse rS ms y 10
rom : IL 70 : Is per week, which inciutes Board
Nursing, Medical VI Surgical treatment ana Meti,
The United States Government provides tartv
viz Wives Widovs Of Solder. or nt ~,
IN ted staies Army ard Nsvy. or females VIII NAY
OF he District and requiring M die Al ms
nursing, but unable TO pay ia. reIor - '''1
Cards of sdnli--i these b. d. an ba obtsj,sa
Of the Surgeon General, u. s Army AZ ma Ttrca
CCrner Of Pennsylvania avenue ana l5,h street sno
d the SURGEON ia chief At his oiiice, 1872! Massa
chusetts avenue.
There are also tveIty FREE BEDS for noor
women Residents 81 the District Ord r for aIDis
sion TO these must be obtained Jf The ioysrnor or
Secretary Of the District "
WISHING days, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
frt III ~ To 4.
MEDICAL STAFF.
J. ii. THOMPSON, NJ D., Surgeon in Chief
CttCe ana residence Lea Mass ay.nue
+. A. ASH FORD, ssistaIt Snrg.On.
CffiCo aud reside nee 1880 Y ar.n,a
CONSULTING BOARD:
Noble Young, d, Howard, ND,
RitchIe, ii ID, J0hrs EiiOt III d,
ID W Bliss, III ID, VIC Ii Newman, N. b.
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A. % Adds,
J b. HOW ELI,
OHAN ICE FERKISS

u- ~ - CUmniss,0ners of Cl .ims.
WASHINGTON, %. o., March %, IS7I. m2i I'd
TSsECURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE Being
~, 81 the nrst Importance. the NORTH VEST
changed its rate OF reserve 20 per cent thus afford
lnR hn ihPREGNABLE SECURITY for the payment OF
al policies of the Company as they become eli aims
ONCE - y Seven h street.
mhaa-r IY KNIGHT CenaraI Ago,.
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The Revolution I'm France

Late kilograms from Paris bring the impor-
tant information that the election on SATURDAY.
resulted in favor Of the communists by a large
majority; that the Central Republican Com
mittee thereupon issued a proclamation resign
ing Its functions and yielding to the newly
elected municipal government; that the change
was affected without disorder, and Paris IL now
quiet; that the movement is expected to extend
Throughout France; and that the Versailles
government is considered defunct, and Theirs
will probably be succeeded as President by the
Duo d'Aumale. Gen ChsGzy has been set free.
and has gone 10 Versailles 1t Is reported in
LonCCu that the Versailles government has
given ORDERS for the arrest Of Gariba!di as soon
as lie sets foot on French soil.
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DROPOsALs TOR SEA WALL.

CFce o. StpeTintendeH' and TNSperftr az Se1ceTy,l
Cdyyiasetcdys, and FoofrayS,
CRY Hall. Fashtsg'on, ~. C., March n. ls7I
PROPOSALS. will be received ut The Mayors once
CITY until 2 Ar Bill 9th 1877 FOR buildings
all, commencing at the south Q, d Of the wash
in etcn csnal wall, west sicel and o line with
said canal wall about hundred feet to the edge
OF The channel in the Eastern Branch, thence dswn
said chsnnei or on the line Of Georxs avenue, and
the intersection Of said avenue aud channel with
square numbered 7O7, beir & about one and a hal
squares long. and being the south ront of square
south Of square numbered IA, and part Of square
nun bered 7O5. The wall will be built upon piles
whenever needed and The top Of the coping will be
about FIVE feet above high water mark. The wall
III be FIVE feet in width at the bottom, and three
feet At the tor Bidders will state the price per
Jerch for the wall and per neal foot for the piles
Deems, &c, that may be required The plan and
specifications maybe seen this once between the
hours OF III q IN. and 2 D. M.
wM.TORsYTH.
nT-td supsrinteAdent. Inspector, &c.
nGDhA's HOUeDFURhISHING STOKE,
" S14 7th street
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The election in Connecticut for Governor
and other State officers, and four members OF
Congress, will take place one week from to-day
The republican candidates for the principal
positions are Marshall Jewell for Governor, and
Julius l.. Strong, stephen W. Kellogg, Henry
Ii. Stsrkweather and George COiiing for Con-
gTess, the first three having been members OF
the forty first Congress. The democratic csndi-
dates are James r. English for reelection as
Governor, and Alfred L. Goodrich John Ken
drick, John W. StejUian, and William H.
Barnum tor Congress, the last named gentle
mSn having been a member of the forty-hrst
Congress The campaign is being conducted
vigorously, and the indications are that heavy
vote will be pClled. The new element OF col
Ored vOters-sbJut one thousand in all-makes
the contest more exciting. Democratic orators
now address meetings OF c0iOred citizens, not
outstanding the former determined attitude
Cftb party in that State in opposition to ne
-rO Suffrage, and the outcry against congress
SIGNAL UsurYatiOR in establishing IT.
ON Wednesday, April 9Th, in Rhode Island,
state OrCers and members OF the Legislature
Hil lie voted for. Tie republicans are scre OF
carrying the State. Seth PadeifoEd the present
incumbent, is the republican, and Thomas
STEEL Is tie democratic candidate for Governor.
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COVE MINT SALE.
TO PAPER MAKERS AND DEALERS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGToN, u. O., March q IS7l
Sealed Proposals for the following described csss
~ and quantities Of Paper will be received At tbi.
department until the 10TH DAY OF APRlL next
~ IL O'Clock m:
SO eco sheets, l4xD inches, 90 lbs. per N, Bond
30 00 sheets, I4AH inc hes, - lbs. per N, Note
aWC sheets, l5xl9 nches. 20 lbs Del n, Note
2StVO sheets, Nxls me hes, - lbs. per n Note
70 sheets, I6x25 inches. 81 lbs. per M Note
$500 sheets. ItxD7 inches, Is lbs per N Broker.
40 OBJ sheets. 91sx14 inches, Is lbs per M Broker
aoo sheets, HI,xl2,i inches, 4sl lbs per n W atsr
Marked
49, 10 Sheets III x24s hes 49, lbs DER n Water
Marked.
The bids viii be considered aud accepted or re-
Jected by classes. and the Department the
dent.
Successful bidders vii! be required to Day for and
remove the paper in 10 days from notice of accept
, erms cash, In Government funds
Full information, with samples, will be furnished
on application to the Department.
Proposals. should be addressed to the Secretary
OF the Treasury, Currency Divisien, and markell
'sealed Proposals for Note and Bond Paper"
GEO g. BOUTWELL,,
mbH ID Secretary OF the Treasury,
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&TONE Z.
SENECA QUARRIES.

COMPANY
Have on hand and Saw to order Platforms, Steps,
window Caps end ellis, Door Stills. ASHER, Wafer
Tables, Cspins, Tagging, Trap STUFF. Ourbing Also
Bough Blocks o. all dimensions. Good sound stone
Tor Bridges, Railroad work, wharves and all heavy
Masonry Work. Bubble suitable for cellar Walls,
Range Bubble work. Churches, War houses aud
other heavy buildings, walls and al Jobs whore
strength aud durability are required.
once and yard corner X and 18th streets N. W,
m27 Y. 6m G. w. HAYDEN.
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LOST AND FOUND.

REV hRD-Strxy ed from No. 1905 RloIe
- Island avenue a small BLACK ami
An DOG. The above reward viii besSaS[
Tsid for its return. m27 81 -
& REWABD-strayed away. on the 18th inst
= - "a small white aud red COW: horns: a,
ears, red strap around her neck . be ahoy, n -
reward will be given If returnoi 10 JOHN NA
BAJ Ell, first tOllgate, eth street. nI252t-
Il OsT-On the evening of the Path, on 9Th strpet
or 10 fh- street cars, in the vicinity of ~
I'm : Church. a jet and Cold BARRING Tn.
hhcer will lie suitably rewarded by leaving IL Al
5 I 1871 street north. m2j D
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OOULEY's FEAST POWDEK.

nOOLEY's YEAST POWDER.
The attention # lus ek eepers otel. nd others
IL in red 10 the superior Bierits and EXCEL
over all oiber preparations, vi this perfectly PURE
BAKING POWDER,
Ii stands unr.yalled for producing elegant, ii Int
and nutritious
ROLLS, BISCUITS. BUCKwHEAT, CoRN,
and other Griddle Cakes.
wAFFLEs DUMPLINGs, POT PIES, PASTRY
&C.
IL is specially adapted for usa by ISrAyo or
OCEAN Vessels, as it il put UP in Tins which are i'm
peIyUus to the action OF weather time. Try il
thus VALUABLE CULINARY ARTICLE
Il put rs 10 cans Of = lb y ID / 10 and lbs
each, actual net weight, as represented, ana soIJ
generally throughout the United Sta es by Grocers
DOoLEY BRO. Manufacturers.
mi n Paw: OWEN 90 New Street. New York
COLUMBIA DisPINsARY,
y Corner OF Pennsy lvsnia sv. nue. an 2jth street
OPEN DAILY Sundays excepted from i TO D. m
MEDICINE ANU ADVICE FREE
DIsPESs<KY STAFF.
Diseases OF Throat and Chest DR. JAS T. Young
Ned esdays and Saturday.. 1886 New iork
Disease. Of Children-Mondays, Dr. = so q. E,.sv
and 1hnrstays, iio2 o.m. Isl Pa aSena s'
Ts':sa'' and Dr. i.1o ysh . rsss'''
Disease. of Women u ondays, Dr.P.A ashford.
and Thursdsys. 2to3 81 m 1880 New YORK av
Diseases OF Head and Abdomen n.
wsdne'days and sstardays.2 " a1i Up . .ss
Diseases of Skin ard Minor DR. L. W Richie,
PR6r. 'ggBR THOMPSON viii nOS Soii Clinic 70,
the eursical Diseases of Women every Saturday
from 5 to5p m. mhU II
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nGDhA's HOUeDFURhISHING STOKE,
" S14 7th street
New Horsekeepers will find our catalogue OF ser.
vice. "a - 81.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

WASHINGTON CITY:
March -, Is7I.
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n~soTIOE TO PERSONS REGISTERED
OF SOUTHERN LOYALIsTs.

NOTICE.
The Commissioners OF Claims arpointai un3sr
the act of Congress OF March ). ISL sto receive
examine, and Consider the Justice and validity of
such CLAIMS as shall be brought before IN an OF
thOse citz'ns who remained loyal adherents TO
ihe cause ana the Government If 'he United states
during the war, for stores sunplies taken or
turni~hsd during the rebellion for the use OF
the amy OF the United Stsres in 81 tes prO
elaine As in nsurrection against the United S,a
Inc ndipg the use and loss Of vessels or n ,sts
While ployed in the military service OF the
I nIted States. give notice that their session.
for examining claims and hearing the testimony O.
" theses ard other evidence that may pe brought
before them in support Of such claims, r begin ON
the SECOND MONDAY the 10th day OF A priI NEXT
and Will be held IN their Office at washirIgt IN n
q The cases will be heard in tho order in which
they are presented Petitions for the allowan, 20
OF claims nav be presented to CHARLES r. BEyTA-
MN, the cIerk of the t'ommis si1 ners at Washing
ton Who will receive file, and enter hem upon the
regis at the date and in the order on
The clerk will alec furnish. upon application the
rul and regulations presc ribing the form Of the
petitions for The allowance OF claims, the
sverments. the oath OF the claimants which r ms,
smranv each petition and the notices and stats
meEts which must be appended.
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NJ RIGlsTEk's OTFICE,

0TBLANk PETITIONS BETORI THE
% sOUTHEkN CLAIMS COMMISSION care
fully prepared. in accordance with the rules And
regulations adopted b. the Commissioners, By an
eminent lawyer OF this city, printed and for sale By
POWELL, GIHCK CO.,
Book and Job Printers,
n-N o33 street, aeor 1th.
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FTHE SPRING TERM OF WASHINGTON
~ BUSINESS COL LE9n opens MARCH 0tn
1ahlton iof Penmanship. Bookkeeping, Business
HscuSe, Laws OF Business and Common English
tine, Sue PEI nanship alone, SIS per month
IIensn' Herman and Phonogrsphy extra. Tele-
Espty,S 10 Equal adv antsges 20 Ladies aud Gen
Yemen. pay and evening sessions Ladies depart
MI 81 Principals and Proprietor.
u2 VOTERS OF TIE PIFTEENTH AND
sI&TEEHTH DIsTRICTS-MOND March
the 9TH instant 10 the day q Registration Al tha
Olty Sall Fail not to register me5-2t
%PHONUGRAPHY-M Ma ROYs' GLASS
OS viii receive q first lesspn TUESDAY, the
2.tn mt at 5 clock m, No 422 18th street,
over Dr; Pratt's DentistIy IS for % lessons; a
thorCugh knowledge of the subject Guaranteed to
each pupil. GRep.l ms St
0ENOTICE.-The COMMITTEES on Examination
~ otAPPl IGASTS FOB POSITIONS on the
metropolitan Police force, will hold its regular
qua terly msetins st their roOTns st Police Head
curriers', on WEDNESDAY: April s.. III ~ II
nh Std secretaTy
n~HOTIUk To PERSONS REGIsTEREp
The Board Of Registration, in ordar To afford q,
opp0rtuhtJ 10 per-ons who have been registered 10
Sc thar tbey have been correctly named and prop
the printed list Of ach Delegate al trct give Notice
that opportunity will be given to those desiring 10
make corr-c a0ns on ana after MONDAY, March
ZitD, loal at he fhce OF the Commissioner of In
Persons applying vi I receive the ueces.aTy inf,r
msti6 from J. RUSSELL BARR, who has been
detailed for that purpose ~
By order of the Board of Registration.
HENRY JOHNSON, Secretarv
~ yep Pat Chron 81. Sunday Chron. Herald, Gsz
capital Nat Era. It. mhl5 N
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ERID ZELLAR B, Dealer in All kinds Of Foreign
y and Hemegtic Binds, BIRD SEtDsH(R
$50 peunsylvania avenue, south side. be- -
tween ID apd ~ streets. 0hu-lm~ 49,
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OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT

Is more fully supplied with fine and fashionable
fabrics than ever before, which will be cut snd abe
IN me latest styles Eyeryth.sg new ard novel H.
THE department i'll be added they appear
IN the market.
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EOR sALE-spBURBAH RESIDENCES; TWO
L COTTAGES AT MOUNT PLEASANT, con.
tanning ten rooms each, about OF an acre OF land
requiring but moderate cash payment.
corner 18th street and New York sven.s
l-n nd \
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CAHNONy INDIAN VEGETABLE BIYrIRs.
An exclusively Vegetable Compound, which, BY its
peculiar properties Purifes the Blood and cleanses
giving strength and tone TO the stomach, ana Z
healthy and vigorous action to the entire system
Femaks sxtsyfHg from diseases pscNliar to the ser
will ind In this medicine safe and reliable remedy
III y 10 new humbug, but hes stood the test of
TW1HTf-IIVE YEARS experience.
Tor sale by Druggists generally. Price SO cent,
Per bottle. SH's
Manufactured only by
CHARLES sTOfT Co..
mhz-m $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EOR RENf-rAR4, ldweiiu house Of 10 roous
and other outldinecD four q lee from city. Also,
tvo ssTates from 1th street for rest. Apply It
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II EUKivID AND FOB SALE.
WILLIAM il Cooley.
400 BARRELS CAkeINED BED BEACH
PLAs1 Err, from Bangor, Nc.
GUDEYy LIME KILNS,
nl25 81 Washington. D. q,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the b.crib.,
Il has obtained from the supreme Court OF the Die
tIct Of Columbia, holding q Special Term, letter,
OF administration the personal es alta q,
HENkY BROWN, late of Washington County, d
@ deceased All persons having CLAIMS Il tn,
said deceased are hereby warned to Exhibit the anne
with the voHchers thereof, to the subscriber On an
before the 2lst day Of March next; they mr
oherw by Law be excluded from all benefit of N,
saio estate Given under my hand this 2ist isy o.
March, I'LL. BOCKEY Thor 4 mark \ BROWN
Witpess-A. WEBSTER mhl--m az
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BOARDING.

RoAbDlSG ROOMS. front snd back, single
~ and en- suite, with BOARO Table Board at
reasonable rates No lOl4 Told number 1897 T.
street between 10th and l1th streets NH p 81
ElRsT CLASS BOARD WITH ROOM FOB
= two, $50 Table b ,ard SIS per MONTH No. 900
street, corner 9Th, Island m5-itF
A FEW GENTLEMEN AND LADIESCAN BG
"A accommodated with BOARD AND ROOMS on
Suites OF Rooms, also Table Board. a. Que of the
most Renteei houses ard pleasant situations in the
oity. Prices reasonable. Inquire at alb irh
street
THAT LARGE AND COMMODIOUs HOUSE
No. 1000 and 1902 southeast corner of K and
10th ,trsets will be opened the LIST day Of April a.
= hrst class BOARDING HOUSE, by Mrs A
FlSHEk with all the modern i11pr yemsnts: new.
y painted and furnished, render VI desir e me
Rooms COL be obtained b. application on the prem
Ises. mh2j str
RoARDISG- One large TO IN, connecting with
- balcony and bath room, and Eeral cOmmuni
eating rooms Uitn BUAkD at No. 2IiS Panosgl
yania avenue, corner 22d ~ First Ward. m22 colt
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE RuDMS
H near the Departments, with nrst class Board
can be had at No. 1915 1 street on resso,ah',
terms Also, Table Rosrders sccommod s,ed fe9-,i
EIks1 CLAsA BOARD, WITH PLEAsANI
Il FRONT kOOMS, 70 be had on ressan abb
terms az 1901, cor. PennsylvaRia avenue and l3tl
street Good location and accessible mhp ~
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