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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

The result Of the late spring clcc.
iions is highly favorable to the Demo.
Gratis and mos, disastrous to the Radi.
calls,
In Now Hampshire our readers arc
aware we have made a clean sweep
for tho first ,imo in lG years.
Rhode Island is still joined to her
idols. A white man cannot vote in
that potato patch without being the
owner of certain amount Of real es
tate, but negro can vote anyhow
Property, therefore, is tho test o
white citizenship, and while the ma
iority Of the citizens of that STATE
adhere to that infamous dogma The
State cannot be Democratic.
In Connecticut we have reelected
Gov English by reduced majority
and were within so votes Of gaining
Congressman. We have made {
large gain in the Legislature anC
town officers. From twelve to fifteeI
hundred negroes voted for tho frs
time in that State, and went almos
solid for the Radical ticket. Hence
Gov. Englishs majority of S43 wa
reduced to less than 20. Samb'
fought nobly for his loyal MASTER bu
failed to gain victory, just as he die
during the war.
In Cincinnati the Democrats gaine'
largely; carrying wards heretofor'
hopelessly Radical, and thereby secur
ing a dignified minority in the city
council which loyalists are bound t.
respect in the future.
St. Louis done gloriously for th'
right. The 5000 majority given tt
Grant in 1868 is wiped out, and
Democratic mayor is elected by 2,34O
This overwhelming defeat in this pros
porous western city make the Jacko
bins howl worse even than the loss o
New Hampshire.
The universal corruption whicI
now prevails everywhere, and Grant
despotism and gross Ignorance, i
breeding Democrats every where, an
by the time the fall elections com
around tho Black Republican part.
will have received its doom and b
buried with the filthy fragment of tn
old Wing and Know Nothing parties
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A GRAND OPENING 4!
THIS WEEK!
The finest stock Of the season ever brought to
Clearfeld in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Notions, &c., &C., &c.

sheetings and Pillowcnse Muslins.
Muslins, Stripes and Tickipgs
Great bargains 10 Linen and White Goods.
Table Linens, Marseilles, Quilts.
Towl,s, Towling Napkins Crib Quilt', &c.
Striped and Plaid Nainsooks, Muslins, Lawns,
Csmbrios, &e.
Plain, Striped and Printed Piques.
Percales and Linen Goods for Dresses.
New styles in Millinery Goods.
Hats, Bonnets and Flowers, in great variety.
White Trimmings in great variety.
Hair Goods, new styles, in great variety.
Ladies' Goats, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
Ladies', Misses and Childrcn's Shoes.
sso-Thc stock is complete in every particular
aud the prices are such that viii please ALL
Do not fail to
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES
gzo- Butter, Eggs, Wool, and all marketable
produce, taken in exchange for goods.
REED BROTHERS.
clcarheld, March Is, 1871.
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THE SAN DOMINGO COMMISSIONER
Judging from letters, we should say
that the San Domingo Commission
did not constitute happy family
Ben Wade wanted to go home, and
the Others didn't; they had not seen
enough of the island, its people and
their institutions; they wanted to in.
tcrview Cabral and remain in a warm
climate until the snow and ice AT
home had disappeared; but Ben Wade
wouldn't Acompromisc was effected
however, and they went to Kingston
here the row broke out airesh, and it i.
plain that if they had continued much
longer together Captain Temple OF
his marine guard would have had to
interfere TO stop the slight unpleasant
ness. We are glad that they are
home at last, that their quarrel did
not become more serious, and we
hope. now that their mission is ended
fheu will not hermit any further cool
ness To exist between them What I
pity that Bacz did not take a liking
to and keep them, and send for Grant
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

MissouRl.--The Democrats are do.
ing things up broun in that State Of
late. Last November they elected b.
y. Brown Governor of the State, and
last week they elected Joseph Brown
Mayor OF St Louis. All clear gains.
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Valuable Farm for Sale !
IN FERGUSON TOWNSHIP :

IN LhMACNN INV NclAAA
TNHE undersigned. residing lu Ferguson town
i ship, offers hs Farm for sale, located two
miles southeast Of Lumber City, ou which there
s erected large plank frame dwelling house,
22x30; kitchen, l6xl6; new bank barn, 4GxGS.
with strsw house attached, 2ixsd, wood she'd and
an the other necessary ouibuildings
CONTAINING IGO ACRES,
Eighty Of which are cleared aud in a good state
" cultivation, while thc balance is un icrlaid with
a scveu foot vein % limestone and four foot vein
Of coal Of an excellent quality. A young orchard
Of $50 grated trees Of apple, pcar peach, cherry
ami plum, besides US grape vines OF the choicest
varieties. all bearing. and excellent wafer at the
door. The Farm viii bc soli very reasonable, p
iuqunu ON the premises or addrcss the subscriber
at Lumber City r. o.
March 2gif WILLIAM MeCRAcKEN.
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CLEARFIELp. PA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 70, is7i.

The English crown is none the
worse for the JeioeH that has just been
lost to the loyal cause in Connecticut.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

FIX Senator Jacob NJ Howard died
at his home in Detroit on Sunday
last. He was stricken with apoplexy
on Friday afternoon, and soon after
rclapscd into stupor, from which he
did not recover Mr.. 4 served as q
U. 5. Senator from Michigan from
1862 to the close Of the last session.
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Aleu- Adrtrtisrmsats.
Insure Your Properiyl

uNHE undersigned arc prepared 20 iale any
Il reasonable Sire risks, in good aud reliable
companies, such as The Farmers Mutual" OF
lofk, Pn.i the I" Audgf, Of Cincinnati Ohioi the
"Gcrmanin, Of New York, and others Rates
reasonable, and in onsc OF loss moncy will ho paid
up promptly. IRWIN a kREBS.
Cleardold, Pa, April y. ls7l-h
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IL is said Grant intends to send Tie
San Domingo Commissioners TO New
Hampshire TO see II they cant make
tho nsooseary ~..s."svmu".a i"' ""'
ncNing it 10 the administration.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12
w EST VIRGINIA
Timber and Coal Lands

FOR sALsl
The following tracts Of Timber and Coal Lands
are offered for sale One tract Of 1900 acres,
living on the Elk River, 10 Webster county, three
tracts lying on the same river Ia Braxton county,
two Of 1000 acres zach and one Of ,nn0 acres
and one tract containing $3.50 acres, lying on the
Gaulcy River, In Nicholas county. Thetiilgs to
these lands are perfect.
ANY information concerning these landsran 10
had by addressing q S. ILLEGAL,
March 22, ls7l-n. Philipsburg, Pa:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

The officers of the Cincinnati Public
Library report that better class of
persons visit its rooms on Sunday than
on other days
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12
Farm for Sale (!

HtONTAINING 20 ACRES. in good state Of
Y cultivation, situated in Pike township, Clear
field county, Pa, about eighty rods from Logan E
FIGURING Mil, on the turnpike leading from Cur
wcnsvile 10 Clcarholl. Having story and half
house, stable and out-buildings thereon. There
is also a good spring and young orchard on the
premises. Any person desiring a nice little homo
viii end this very desirable location.
Por further particulars inquire Of Rachel Cald-
well, on the premises, or address
I. W. FLEMING,
March 20 &C. Curwcnsyille, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

A DEMONSTRATORS NtITtCE.-Notiee
"A is hereby given that letters oi Administration
on the estate of HENRY AUGMENTATION.
decd. late Of Lawrence tounshin Clcarfs CO f..
Pa. having been daly rr.dfcl g. ihc uudcrs rucl.
~ persons indebted 20 Said cstaic viii please nakc
payment. and those having claims OF demands
viii present them prupcri, authenticated iar SCI
tlument. MILES READ.
M,r-h %. is-lH Aininistra'a-
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Valuable House & LOl for SHE,

SITUATE IN MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
VNHE House is s2x2i, two story, having eight
Il rooms aud good cellar, making it a dcs,r ,rnbl,
property for residence or hotel e having been a
licensed house for some time With Il there =
half au acre Of good fertile ground, with stable
and othcr ouihuldugs. Terms to suit tho pur-
chaser. Apply to A. W. WALTERS.
aprl2it clcarfuld. Pa.
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edutaaonal.
CLEARFIELD ACADgMy
A Male and Female High s,b0,,|
Each Department Distinct sps n.
In liselL -llt

TuR ruinb SESSION Of iho r-,.,s, -,
L year of this Iuiituiion rm --''
MONDAY, ihe l3'h day Of Fslras-, i.,7 I
Pupils can enter AZ any time. IT,. =.
charged with tuition from tho i.me ~, ~. ~
the close Of the Session '-u
The course Of instruction emhraos. 49,.
included IN a thorough, practical and -. y
cd education for both sexes. ~
TERMS OF TUITION.
0rthography, Reading. Pcnmaulbip D..
Arithmetic, Primary Geognphy. tsi 81
Drawing, per Sesrion On WeeLsI.... ~
Grammar, Local 4 Descriptive Georr,rsy
Map Drawing, History, Mental ana Br3
ten Arithmetic and Pencil Drawing a
Algebra, Geometry, Tncouomotrv. Ws,
suration, Surveying. Natural and Mor,l
Philosophy, Geology, Physiology. Cbs-,
isiry Rhetoric, Physical Geognpb7. Bo-t
Keeping, Botany and Pencil Dravi.v 4.
Latin, Greek and French with aur sfd.
above Branches. es......................,.. "a,
Pearl Or Oriental Painting. q le,.on.t 4. .
Monochromaiie Painting. CO lessoHs h,
Cmyun Dawing, ~ lcssonsl.......... h,
Fancy Hair Work, GA lessons -. ,,
] Tapestry. .,...................
instrumental Music, $50 lsssont. -. h
Ess- No deduction will be made flr 49,,
Students ir0m dislance eau Dc ao.oamS5.,
with boarding At low rates
Any one not O mcinbcr Of he school can -
l private Instructions In any Of tLe gru..s,,
bra ches.
For further particulars inquire Of orasi-,.
Rev. +. l.. nAhAlsON.AN
Feb 2, ls7O.n p-5-i,.,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

When Simon Cameron was Secre-
tary of War he took the "govcrnmcnt"
right By the "throat" and choked it
until il "hled freely"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12
alcal estate fer sale.
nRIvATE SALE
Valuable Real Estate !!

The subscriber will offer At private sale, on
reasonable terms, the following Real Eaiale sltu-
ate In Morris township, Cloarhcld county, Pa,
containing 100 ACRES and allowance. and
having thereon erected a two-siory plank lloute,
2sx82 feet, frame Barn, 60xo6 feet, and all the
other necessary ouibuiidngs, nll IN good order
and repair Ten acres Of an Orchard Of the
choicest varieties Of fruit never failing Spring
at the house and a Well at the barn. One hun
dred acres Of Il il undcrlaid with a vein Of the
hest quality Of Coal, six feet and seven inches IN
thickness, open to inspection at any time.
E.c- -for further information inquire Of the sub
scribcr at his residence in Morris township.
DANIEL BEAM,
Kylertown P. 0. l.5.3mal Agent Of Geo. Beam
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V'IIE AMERICAN HOUSE,
CURwENsvILLE,

This long established and popular hotel 4 siin
kept by the subscriber. who spares no Effort Al
please an who ratrouirs him. $40 please" i. tho
motto ai the American House. and all that I. AL al
s tr.aL J.. W. kkED, Proprietor.
Cur Fln-. iiie I4ul IS isrliL
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srovEsa
For RanlI

FI'HF undersigned ofers 90 rent DWELLING
HOUSE ani BLACKSMITH sHur situate
at osicud 2. q. 10 BOIL township. This T. aftfy
dcsinhie location for the business. A fan sgi %
tools tn the shop. Plenty of custom. good
school in the village. Aiircss ur apply 20 ii L.
Henderson or ihe subscriber.
March i5-tf hENRY RRETH Jr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12
EACE EURoPEi
urT
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN FRENCHVILLEI

The bloody contest between France and Prussia
Is nt an cnd for he prcsent. 90 far as the slaurh
tcring Of men aud the destruction Of property q,
concerned. The Royal Jugslcu no doubt prid,
themselves and rejoice over tho result. bui Row
Insignificant Is their work when compared viii
the humane and christian efforts Of
L. NJ. COU DRIET,
who has undertaken to supply al the citizens IN
the lower end Of the county with food and raimcni
at exceeding low rates from bis mammoth store 10
MULsoNBUhG. whore be can always be found
ready TO wait upon callers and supply them with
Dry Goods Of all Kinds,
Such as Cloths, satine,,s, Csssimercs. Muslins.
Dciaiucs, Linen, nulliugs. Caiicoes,
Trimmings. Ribbons Lace,
Ready made Clothing, Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps--all ~ the best material and uiado 90 order
Hose, socgs, Gloves, Miiions, laces Ribbons, &c
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee. Tea, Sugar. Rice, Molasscs, Fish, Salt
Pork Linsocd Oh, Fish OIL Carbon Oh.
Hardware, Queeuswarc. Tinuarc. Castings, Plovs
and rlow Castings, Nails. Spikes. Corn Cuitiva-
tore, Older prsssess and all Linar 81 Axcs.
Porfumcry, Paints, varnish, Glass. and general
assortment Of Stationery,
GOOD FL UR,
or different brands always on hand. and viii be
sold At the lowest possible figures.
LIQUORS. such A. Brandy, Vino. Gin. whisky.
Jayuo's Medicines, Host,ttcrs and
lloUhands Bttcrs.
5000 pounds Of Wool wanted for which the
highest price will be paid. Clovorsecd on hand
and for sale al the lowest market price
Alec, Agent for Sirniiou illo and Curweusville
Thrcshing Machines.
"a Call and see for yourselves. You will End
everything usually kept In q retail store
L. A. COUDRIET.
frenchviile ?. o., March q. 1874.
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DENTAL CARD.
CurWensyiIIe Marble Yard.

~~-A ~ 0AA1 AAA1 AtANAA AAAl - ~
nESlRoVS Of extending my husiuess, anl
IL knowing there can be 90 higher triHufe
b, respect DO The memory Of ihc dcesastl aui
buried friends. than 90 erect over their rarlos
homes a scuiriurcl slab of enduring marblt that
points forever 10 the resting place oi those vo
love; beg leave 20 say 20 all who wish io shou
their alcciiun iar their departed nisuls snl
kudrcl, tuai they can nov have au opportunity
Of doing 50 hy calling 90 my shop ou Momrsou
street, Curwcnssills. Pa. as l Am prepared 10
furnish 20 order.
MONUMENTS.
CRADLE a BOX TONES.
HEAD STONES. sc,
Of any design or size. az rcasanablc rates
n. RI kccp on hand the best Foreign and
Domestic Marble. An work cxecutci .n the
most skiiliul manner. I viii clio deliver uork
o. any point boz Clcarfcld or adjoining cuunfits, if
desired. WM. n. COLBuEN.
Curwcrwiiir. Oei. 20. lS6g-u.
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alrw Advertisements.


rI,nR undersigned have on hand two hrst-ela''
Il ENGINES. one Of % horse power and the
other 30 horse power, which they will
SELL AT A BARGAIN
They arc complete in every particular, aud
finished IN the very best style and warranted.
Those in need Of one had better correspond with
or call upon
DIGLER, YoUYG a co.
cicar6eid, Pa, April l2, ls7l2m.
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 70.

DECREASE IN VIRGINIA LAND VALUES
A few days ago we gave the figures of Virgi,
MAS land valuation by counties as just returned
BY the State Auditor. Compared with the
figures of 1856, the following changes are shown
The whole value Of the lands in 1856 was $3.50,
42l,S2l SO, and in 1870 s277, $50, Se7 Il,
showing decrease of sll 600, 924 A. Augusta uSe
has increased Including Staunton) sl,43I'9o6;
Loudoun, sl,l96779; Caroline, !on 4 do S4 e.
The following have increased from ssoe '9oo to
$3.50, 900. each including the cities OF Ale1au-
Ipchbu5g and Winchester Ees1 a3d A Gnnsnsr
The decrease is about 81 900, 900 in each Of the
f:,Iiowing Pittsylvania, Mecklenburg. Halifax,
Dinwiddie, Appomattoz, Charlotte and Hen,
rico, byits territory being added to Richmond
The following have decreased in amounts vary
ing between 100000 and s75O,0O0 Essex,
Franklin, Clarke, King and Queen, Nottoway,
Prince Edward, Prince George, RappahannockS,
Spottsylvania, Henry, Hanover, Goochland,
Rappahannock and Lunenburg Norfolk has
increased s3,O23,239; Danvile $500, l05, and
Richmond (partly by additions from Henrico
county, 6,9S2, 4l2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20
EyL.D Harrison, AuctiOneer.

COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF EALU-
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE.-Pursunnt To Il
decree of the County Court Of Alcxandri" Coun-
ty Va, rendered at its June term 1863 IN inc
suit of Earle .c Co., plaintiffs vs.. McNcigh ct 81.
defendants. now pending III the Circuit Court OF
SAID county the Undersigned H. Commissioner
thereby appointed, will sell at public auction IN
front Of the Mayors Office in the city Of AleXan
dria, Va, on SATURDAY. the 18th day "l
!. THREE STORY BRICK DWELLlNH
and premises, late the residence Of MIR. james
H. McNcigh. at the northeast intersection OF
Cameron and ST. ASarl streets Iii sad city having
!; front Of about rs feet. inch", "n Cameron
and depth of about LIS feet inches.
= TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING, ard
premises next adjoining klc property ABOVE de
scribed, fronting about 70 tecI on Cameron
3 Undivided moicty Of three houses ana
premises situated at the north west InterSectioh
Of Cameron and Alfred streets, in said city Deing
designated respectively, as Nos. 1873, l51, ~,
Cameron street.
T. Undivided third part Of tao adjacent lots
Oh the west side Of Cnion street between queen
and Princes streets in said city--the hrst pc
ginning nj northeast corner Of bake house Jews
cd by Richarc, and Thomas ConwaT,and running
thence north on Union street 50 leet thence
west parallel to Queen street no feet, more or
less, to Brockett's alley thence south with SAID
alley G5 feet thence east l40 feet more or Tess 10
the beginning. The second; beginning at the
northeast corner Of the above described lot and
extending north on Union street q feet, Glnche;,
and having depth Of 81 feet.
s. Undivided third part Of lot on West side Of
Union between Queen and Cameron streets III
said city, beginning ut the south line ota 70 feet
alley, (Thompson,s alley through middle OF
square, and extending thence south. on Union
street Jog feet { inches to the line formerly OF
Thos Herbert; thence wcstwardly with that line
$50 feet to the middle Of the square; thence north
parallel to Union street l06 feet. inches; thence
east on the alley to the beginning
Terms: Twenty per cent Of purchase money
cash residue in three equal installments at 4,
II and Is months from sale, with interest. Pur-
chuses to give bonds for purchase money with
personal Security. title to be retained till paid,
and property to be reso Id at risk Of puur-
chaser upon failure of purchaser to comply with
terms of sale or to pay deferred instruments OF
purchase money.
:. FERGUSON BEACH,
ou l1-eots Commissioner.
azs- The above sale il postponed until SAT-
URDAY, June 18th, 1871, Mt - o clock M
my l2--eOts.
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1t is stated that some of the White Noun
tain hotel keepers have resolved upon reducing
their per diem charges to $3.50. This is
sensible, and will do much to encourage
tourists to visit that section for the beauty of
the scenery. The truth is, travellers have
been paying too much for the accommodations
they receive at places Of summer resort, and
landlords are beginning to realize the fact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

leo ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND, on ths
Middle River Turnpike, miles from Washing
ton and 4 from Alexandria, with beautiful view
of the latter city and Of the Potomac river. The
improvements consist Of q BRICK Dwell a.:
LING HOUSE, with all the necessary out E:ii
buildings, and an abundance Of choice lrr:t o
all descriptions. The farm is we'll watcred an,
has on it plenty Of timber.
800 ACRES HEAVILY TIMBEREDL Land
8 miles from Washington cty-same distance
from Alexandria, and about 3 miles from sta
ton on the w. & 0. 4. r., offering ready mar
ket for wood and timber.
"A FARM, in Fauquier county, 6 miles below
Warrenton, and within two miles Of station on
the Warrenton branch Of the o., A. d VI. 4. K.
The tract contains about 400 acres; is well tim
bered and watcrcd, and is considered fine graz
ing land. w.. :,
The above property, the title to which is with
modating terms. Apply to A. B., Gazette office
feb lift
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NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, REVIEWS,
~ AMERICA y AND FOREIGN, RE-
CEIE.ED AND FOR SALE AT FRENCH 5
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE, no.
95 KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, Va
Life and Times Of Henry Lord Brougham,
written by himself; complete in three volumes !;
volume now ready; $50.
Berchcrott, by the author of Hcir"f Redclytlc,
HeartEease, etc; 81
The Conservative Reformation and its Theo!-
History Of Florida from its discovery by Ponce
dc Leon in 1912, to the close Of the Florida war,
in 1872, by George r. Fairbanks; $3.50
Adela Cathcart, by George Mcdonald, NJ. A;
Sl.1j. w ~
authors household edition; SID.
Life and Writings Of Alexander James Dulla:
~ his son, George VI. Dallas; | vol, Svo.; s..
he Virginia Tourist a Hand hook Of Travel
in Virginia with maps and illustrations, by Ed
ward A. Pollard; cheap edition; 81.
GinXs Baby, his birth and mstortunes; paper
soc; cloth. 7jc; 10000 sold in one month.
Autcros, Il novel by the author OF Guy Liv-
ingstonc, Sword and Gown, etc; SOC
Gabrielle Andre an historical romance. by ;.
Barring Gould. u. a; 6Oc.
The Story that Lizzie Told. by the author ct
Stepping Heavenward; new lot; Boo,
The Foe IN the Household, by Caroline ehees-
boro zoe.
Diary Of Il Resieged Residence i'll Paris ; GOc.
The Monarch Of Mincing Lane, by William
Black, author of In Silk Attire, Love and Mar
riage. etc: soc. ~, ~
Good for Nothing, novel. by Whyte Mel
Vile; G0c.
How it all Happened, by the author Of Doroty
Fox 25c.
Five quircs Note Paper for DC, and mailed to
any part Of the country on receipt Of SOC. Sell
ing large quantities Of this remarkably cheap
Agent for the books used in the Public Schools
Of Virginia; full supply on hand at State prices
New Books daily. ou
NV II. r. hr.NNn.
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.aJCTION !SLES.
ByL. ID, Harrison, Auctione

WILL BE SOLD ON WEDNESDAY
w May oath. at II o'clock a: m, in front Of
the premises. that desirable THREE-STORI a.
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No NE
Prirce streets, containing ten rooms, water and
gas. a dry cellar, with a fine yard, and q wide
paved alley in the rear,
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder IN SIX,
twelve and eighteen months; the deferred pay,
ments to be secured by deed OF trust on salo
property. Conveyancing and stamps at the eS-
my INV 18-ts ". LEWIS MILBURN.
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Bethesda Mineral Spring " ater.

OF WAUkESHA, WISCONSIN,.
This Water is tho acknowledged cur" of the
lntractablc and ncurablc diseases known n
Bright's Disease and Diabetes.
Astonishing cures of dropsy have been effected
-brick-dust deposit, inflammation of the neck OF
the bladder. alkali and gouty swellingS. tor
the liver it is unsurpassed. 1t will allay all in
fammation Of the kidney and urinary organs in
twenty-four hours, giving imnledinte relief; also,
in scarlet fever il prevents the kidney from con-
reSting, and removes all trace: of album :ncra
1t Wilt give relief in all cases of high fever. -.
General Agent for the District of Columbia
and State of Virginia,
WILLIAM p. ENTWISLE.
l201 Pa ar. Washington, ID. {.
Agent for Alexandria,. .
~ King street.
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