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TAX r
SIMMONS LIVER REGIL'DR,I

For all diseases of tho Live, Stom'ch
and Spleen
Afer Forty Years trial it Is
still Receiving tho most unqua'- !
flied testimonials OF its virtues, /
from lersdns Of tho highest !
character and responsibility.
Eminen; physicians commend
it az the most.
1t is entinently Family !
Medicine, and by being kept
ready for Immediate resort,
will save many al hour ~ sdf-
feriuy, and many dOllsr In
time aud
DOCTORS BILLS.
Your Regulator i. one Of the bsstfami- !
~ medicines I ever used. I haze NOT
spent one dollar ks my family ft me,i'-
cine in five years, only fos your t;sula-
tor, and Must say ie doos oil itsaysit
will. You can also recommend = Gomez
for Stock, it having cured tineanuls OF
mine worth Five Hundred dollar 7
s.-.. J. A. .NhLsoN, Nac,p, G.. {
The Liver. tle largest organ !
in The iiodS. il generally the
seat of the disease, aud tnot
Regulated in e;A:e, great suf-
fe1inx, ~retcledncss, end
DEATH viii cnsus,
" If you feel Dull, Drowsy, De-
Initiated, fave frequent Hcsul-
ache, Mouth Tastes badly. poor
Appetite md Tongue Coated,
you are suffering from Torpid
Liver or "Billionsness," and
nothing will cure You 50 spccli-
" and permanently.
Hon. Alex; II. Stephens
II Occasionally tlse, when lily condi-
ton reddires it, DR.. Simmons Liver Reg
ulatol, with good etfcct."--llon. Alex.
H. Stephens.
Governor o. Alabam.
"Your Regulator has ,eer in Ills, in my
family for some time, Ar an, lsrsua-
ded it is q valuable addition to Che heidi
cal SCIENCE Gov. !. Gill Shorter. Ala.
II have used tic Regulator n, my fam
ily tor tho. past seventeen years. I eau
safely recommend it to tho world ~ eht
Jest medicine b" g ever used for thai
Cass of diseases it purports to cure."-
F. Thigpen.
Baltimore Episcopal Methodist.
This medicine is acrnowledg-
ed to have no equal rs u Liver
medicine; contaiug Those South
ern Roots and Herbs which al
,ll-wisc Providence has placed
u countries where Liver Dis
uses most prevail.
~ Ladies' Endorsement.
w given your medicine d thor
oush iial, and in no case has it failed t.
Civ, fl satisfaction."--.Elleu Meacham
Chataoochee, Fla.
Professional.
"Frhactual experience in the use c
this m'dcine in my practice, nave bee,
and am ;.tisfcd to use and prescribe
as 4 puAtive medicine. "--.Dr. }. ". Nj
MI. Florida Conference:
II havssed DR.. Simmons Liver Re-
aiator on " family for Dyspepsia an
Sick HeSdAe, and regard It an invaIt
able remedy 1t has not failed to Civ
relief in al, instance" -.-Rev. ". !
Easterling.
P"s'dN Ogltihrope College.
"Simmols' liver Regulator is certai'
Iva specific tothat class Of complaint
which it clais to cure."---Rev. Davi
Wills. May 6-tf.
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NAYcHIYoCa&S
HIGH SCHOOL,
-OO--
lflE building is co upletel and will be
l opened for the receptionpf pupils, on
MONDAY. Sd day Of APRlLnsxt.
Glasses to be of three eales.
LIST Elementary Spelling, Reading, Wri-
ting and first rules Of Arithmetic.
2nd Same continued, with History, &C.
ography, Oral Arithmetic Use Of
Globes, English Grammar, Ahet rio,
Exercises In Elocution and Compost
ton ID.
3rd Higher or University Arithmetic,
advanced Mathematics, Natur,l and
Moral Philosophy, aud the Ancient
Languages. Latin and Creek.
TERMS:
Tuition, for First Class, per month 400
Second " 400
Third 500
Payable monthly
Board can be had in the city with
private families, from 80 to Sl2 PEI
month.
W. c. JACK,
March 25-tf. Princirat.
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Editor indicator Please announce
the name Of W. E. RUSSELL, ESQ.,,
a. candidate for SHERIFF. subject
10 the parish Democratic Conserv-
alive nominating Convention.
MANY FRIENDS.
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MANY CITIZENS.

We are reqqested to announce the
name Of LEON Grape, Of Ward, S,
for the Office of SHERIFF of Natchi-
toches parish subject to the action Of
the Democratic. Conservative Conven-
ton. sz;sarsg.f
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NJ. H. CARVER.
FRONT STREET,
Nstohitoches, La.
For the FALL and WIN
TER Trade.
NEW GOODS {!
New Goods !!

New Goods !!
i HE entire stock /, better and more
! select than any every introduced into
this market, and having been purchased
9Th CASH, can bc Geld lcwer than the
|oesst.
The Motto Ct tie Firm is to sell
CHEApERTHAN THE CHEAPEST.
~ Call and examine our stock, which,
consists IN part Of
CASSIMEREs!
JEANS,
TWEEDs,
KERsEYs,...
PRINTS,
BROWN 4 BLEAcHED C0rIoNs,
LOWLLs.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
BLANKETS.
Wooden Goods of all kinds.
DOTs,
SHOES,
LADIES' and GENTS. HATS.
Clothing, full and Complete Assert
m.nt.
G rockery, Hollow & Will
low Ware:
A fiji line Of FANCY and FAMILY
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
Books, Stationary, &c.. &c. .
: IN fact
"a TlEsn and sclecs stock Of goods always
! = h.ua, which having been purchased "'
s>sh basi. enables us to offer extra iud"ce
NETS to cash buyers. .
Rhost cash price paid for cotton and othe
proNce, aud liberal advances made in cas-
or m.chandise Oh consignment
Nah 25-iv. .t ...
|MMsF1ELD FEMALE
COLLEG<1.
THE ,XERrISES Of this !lstitutio
wilbcgin on Wednesday, Sept. s'tl
} The fully is full competent and ~
pericnce'. Young Ladies can here hav
all the advantages offered in the school
Of the Moth and West. Then patroniz
home institutions.
Eor particulars apply to WIN. II. Jacl
Esq ; or Re-, J. $. White of Natch;toche
t ur to THE Plsident 1T Mansfield, fer cal
: aloynes -,
July 90. President, Mansfield, La.
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nlARP Publications.. We can fas.
mMA nish all Of Dr. Fo0rI'0 popsla!
U11S61 Dime Publications on health aud

kindred topics sold EYES MADE NEW"
tells how 10 restore the sight and give up giaesee.
million have oeen issued already 'Coxl PORT
AND CURE ro,; 7Av RuprrEED" ia . valuable
monograph for those who are afflicted with kap4
OF HUMANITY" relates 10 Tie subject Of having
people born right. "PMyslOIOGIcAl. MARRIAGE
lives the latest researches regarding the laws
governing te%psrae"' ,,, sSaa!i oecn HS
Conception. "srEEs AroRHHGA," or g.
inal WEAKNESS with evidence u 10 tu!setlaS
"CRoup, its causes. prevention and cn,e. iava}
liable 70 every mother having the Gaze o. 10y
children. "CoLD FEEf::' causes. lreve@seo
and cure. Any one o. the foregoing .. U n1s.
Publications will be cent ny Mal'. posssss pls'
pa,a. on receipt Of ten Cents.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-09

~ A full supply of Job material inst re-
ceived, and plinting Of all description
executed With ces%nes aad. dispatch Ut
this otNce: e.
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GRANGE WAREHOUSE,
AtGRAND ECORE, la.
JIM. PORTER, Grange Agent.

rECE1vlNG, Forwarding aud Pur.
L chasing agent for the Patrons Of H!s-
bandry. All business Entrusted to his
care will receive prompt attention and
the patrons can rest assured Of being lib.
orally dealt with in charges, &c.
A share Of Dizziness is respectfully sO
licited.
March Is GIN.
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River is going down with a rush.

Bart Able has our thanks for files
Of late city papers.
Mr.. Ben Scott was robbed Of cloth.
ing and q six.shooter by one Alonzo
Foyer. AlonzO reclines In Barron's
Hotel. So much for desiring to
"ilress up".-at other peoples expense
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-09

We ass autho,i.ed to announce tho
r,r,o Of JACOB A. WOLfSOS a. .
candidate 10, PARISH JUD0E su0.
;sc, Co tho pruocratio pominotinS
Cnnxenfilf}.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-09

We are sathosissd 20 announce che
name Of EMILE DEBLiEUX. to- che
office Of Ole,k o. No Rstyies Court.
subject 70 che nomination. t'efore the
Democratic: Conservative Convention
6f the Parish.
MAHr FRIESps.
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AGENTS :ss$2 sc: Il: ::!: Z:
ftyeqo,pC publications, and also several others
published by uk. Read al q the Above. ana
eend for particular: Address, to, tesMs oat sM:
&C.. The Murray Hill Publishing Company, Nv
East 38tA Street, Ae,U York. /.
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Be it Resolved, that ~.
JAMES +. KEEdAN,

of Ward six. Of This parish, IL requested
SHERIFF Of this parish, in the Consen-
ton. >,
Be it further Resolved, That IN She
kvent Of his accepting this call, that this
Ward will give him its,cordial support.
% LEONARD TRICHEL,
President. Ward 9 Club.
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Nt,ItMF ~ STORY; I.o BY

bound. s.; III s,epara'so. 5,ols. in /, neatly
according 70 linc,I.. Sen, n, * nnh 8: ~
oiprire. just the thug for yoaIU, on receip.
tents table free. - Con.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Rains have been partial throughout
the parish during the week.
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". S. CAMPBELL respectfully an-
hounces that 10 10 candidate for .hs
domination tes che ofies at ShGRltS
u tho parish. by sf'e Parish Coe'eo
lion "a he iIp,a iath Sepssmhef oest.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-09

", a,e se,hotitsd 10 ennounce +.
MASON, os Clcutiess;lls: a. . cao'
1nlsts fUt the pf1ice u tV'k Of ~
Lht!ncs Coxys, subject to tho aet,oo
bf The Parish Consen,ion of tho De-
hocrstic. Conservative party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

morpirg and evening. Indtei children
should be kept as much IN the open air, ex-
cept I'm the extreme heat OF the day, as pos
sible.
Housekeepers, by q systematic closing OF
their rooms during the heat OF the day, and
their thorough ventilation during the even
ing, night and morning, can do much to-
ward securing lower temperature and
greater comfort, while Indifference to such
precautions win entail discomfort and may
fncite disease. Short excursions on our
ferry boats or on some OF the many steam
ers that ply on the Potomac, will have q
most tonic effect on sick and debilitated
children. Improvement In their condition
Is often immediate and most marked after
single trip. While Washington is con-
fessedly healthy city, this IL no reason
that we shall fold our hands and make no
effort to improve Its sanitary condition for
infants during the heated term. The great
mortality Of the very young IL not confined
to our city, nor does 1t reach its maximum
here, yet the judgment OF the medical pro-
fet sion and sanitarians generally Is that
cholera infantum is . preventabIe disease,
and that many hundreds Of children might
yearly be saved therefore by the adoption Of
improved means for their protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

Some struggling Indians arriving In Sioux
City, ostensibly from the Little Big Horn,
assert that Rain-in -the-Face cut the heart
ont OF General Clusters body and that Sit
ting Bulls WORTHLESS placed 1t on pole and
had q high old war dance around 1t. The
noble red men who bring this information
probably are misinformed. All reports of
the terrible disaster agree that beyond be.
ing stripped Of It's clothing, the body Of
Custer was untouched and that this was un-
doubtedly q savage tribute to q dauntless
foe, and one very seldom paid to q fallen
enemy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

One of the most interesting features In the
proceedings OF the National Educational
Association, In Baltimore, yesterday. was
the remarks Of DR.. Murray, commissioner,
and Tanaka, minister of public instruction
In japan, In regard to the progress OF educa-
ton IN that country. Japan has made q
grand stride In education within six years
past, and her progress in the main is due to
the interest taken In the matter by the
United States Bureau of Education and en-
terprisiDg Americans, the latter predomi-
mating In number over other foreigners en-
try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

The police would do good service by tracing
out the scoundrel or scoundrels who yester-
day caused such distress In the community
by starting the story of o disaster to river
steamer having an excursion party on board.
Last summer similar groundless story In
regard to an excursion steamer was set
afloat, causing terrible anxiety to q large
number Of people having relatives or friends
on board, and 1T 10 about time some active
measures were taken to ferret out the mali
cious parties who are making this mischief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

Some Of the papers profess to believe that
Mr.. Jewell's election from the Cabinet will
have most disastrous effect upon the repub-
Hcan campaign. This is not probable. The
slight ripple that now shows where he went
under will be as smooth as glass in a week,
ard in month he will be out of recollec-
ton. AS Rip Van Wrinkle pathetically re-
marks, fsAnd are we so soon forgotten!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

Dupdreary Sotheyn couldn't let the pres
ent hot spell go by without using 1t as a
means of advertising himself. We observe
IL is telegraphed from Philadelphia that he
was Frustrated by the heat yesterday. Ed
ward understands the value of printers Ink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

The republicans OF the bloody shirt per-
suasion were quite safe In counting upon
some blunderipg of the Southern opposition
to sustain them in their campaign policy.
The massacre Of negroes at Hamburg. South
Carolina, by mob from Augusta, Georgia,
is worth SCI, coo votes to Hayes and Wheeler
VIII the Southern democracy never learn
anything?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
BOARDING..

LOB BEHT-Two second story ROOMS for lodg-
Il Ing, will breakfast and tee. In priyste family;
convenient by cars to the Centennial Exhibition
fdcr.ss 8. A. B., 1871 North 18th street, Phila-
oeiHnla. jyi0ets
ROARDIHG.-Newlyf furnished Rooms, With
II FIRST GLASS BOARD, transient or Derma-
neDt, at summer prices, in 8 pleasant and central
locality; sos l2fh street northwest. ieS0 81.
SINGL1 LODGIE0 Rooms, 60 cents per night,
at reasonable rates, at No. ass Psnnsylvania ave-
nue.. ap1-2mA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
Reading Matter on Every Page

s,rerm Daily Circulation
orer I5,O0O,-6efng more than
three times that of amy other
daily Paper in Wash fn9f0ss, and
eQWaf to that Of all the other
daily papers fn the city added
f0gefher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoRBEAT-A hne HOUsE, reut very low num-
u bsrsa I0t 80 street rorthsest, opposite Bo.s1-
SsiS an .% ssis ~ % isiss
LOS RENT-ROONs, furnished aud rnfarni1 b.
y e, In AL parts q The efty from O. 20 el@ Per
month, Aplly q DOkSEre ROOM AGENCY,
EoE eALI.aousIs sOI eNaa, en,ep,
% 90 % 81 ss; $3.50 ssa"' 49, Wsl ro'sssd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

DAsTURE: TIE BEST TO BE HAD; II
GhAeS cut from IL ; one mile fr, m the n :
GIVE the hickey Farm. Apply TO IUOH6 ~
iyi3 CT i SCHUI,TZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

(IIoRGIA WaTfRMlLoHs.
zoo choice WATERMEL0HS, direct from
gov sIs; despatched through by passenger train,
and in spleI did condition.
J. r. eAUN CO.,
925 Louisiana avenue,
10 Commission Merchants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
KlNDERGABTEH NORMAL CLASS DURING
N ThE SUMNER VACATION.

XlEDERGARTER NORMAL CLASS DURING
N 1hE SUMNER vACATI0d.
IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS AND GOV
ERNES
An Opportunity Is offered to Primary School
Teschers Who wish to introduce the Kindergarten
system ef teaching their schools to take the pre-
lsratnry ec1rss for kinderg arton teachers win
Application to be made ct once Ut ths Kinderssr
ten and Training School, 70s 18th street, near q.
Arrangements for Instruction In Vocal and Instru-
neutal Music, french or German, cen be m zoe
separately. jyl1 81
In THE sUPREMIO OgRT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
sAMUEL d. MCDOWELL et a.. W. DANIEL A. Co.'S
MOLLY ct al In Equity No 4,s94. Doc Is.
This cause has been referred to the auditor to o.
certain and report to the court Who are the holders
OF The Judgments notes secured by deeds Of trust,
and other liens and claims against the defendant,
Beniel A. Connolly, &C.: Therefore, creditors and
al other persons Interested, hereby notid ed TO
sprear before me and be heard touching the mat.
teIs referred, on TUESDAY, July 18th, ct IL
O'Clock q. NJ. OF said day, 1t my ONCE, In the west
wing Of the Oily all, adjoining the Equity Court
ros m, W ashinston city. THOS. HOOD,
jyl7N Auditor.
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FOR SALE.


EoR sAlK-A BAY nARK. Of aBs slyle asa
erosfied bs any in ,fe cry. TIE c.'sss nSs 1S
ace; Isssirs Al cnirIss s'.Sis, ssi : :S..
CousTkE AND sAfLVIse I;s.sLss
iyn So ses stS .srs
CBAIss Enk sALE--fsrs0as aesirIoe
VA. fosn. IN % ss e ss ss1i' LIT
49,, ese- sroeer, eoroer q sh .nd strse1s -
s,rs Store fsssssivssis sss.ss' e.s~.sa sss sas
IN street, norss .s., s.o,h ses, ior tss asIt tee
;As-. IN. s..: e : ss. S'as ssa -.s
i.is.., ..s sss s.Iss . eas.i1s:
psnt OF lstsst so V Of osrrasss. Coo -. 49,
os seose "a isSs csrr,ss. ..e sSs: :ss's =
' Ss 4 No srs iiss q. s9 Sss. .as 90
PROFESSIONAL.
DE- PA z j. SET & x sEfs.s sAS: D.. Sc
3, Ss Ia sstsss - A. Gold rinss Soss
Il a.. ;ISs!ief o. fas s.,ss
no. '''A '' r Il o Sxkss'''' unis's s'''ss
ly.s. 9. resr-s-.ss Es.s.,l ,.,slb
ScHUrrkR nA1k>sMlsAs,I
rRas9c psS2sarIys ,ns ever, s.-sr,y;ioa Of
oAHAs s1 ss s .'ss. fs $500 rs.iSriSs'
.sasy.rH hSSs sIs ne r. northwest.
80 b ps. a. PEsTT. sfsdusss 81 CS.-e
Snss s nscss S Ct ess's ssa
est .ies. corner .ln.eri. . cent?. .urll-Ir
MEDICAL, dc.
coz REWARD ~ DR. BRoTHTsy INyrG-
60 okATIkG 0oRpIsL fsiis % cure sGy
LS,t Wiser: eo6 . ssset sOGiGwsst, os.o.its
nR BUCKLRR JoNRs.-rwentT yesr.i sTpS-
ran Tumors Gasrseioe .sri.i.esiep es no IN 49,.
ssSssf oGs ,lsss s,. sSsm' for paiieT;
I'M LEON TAs O.dsa EaaSIisssd and Osk
ns q Loo. fas..esss 2. "a cts e
street, RON 20 e,esS s All vsm.ss o Sse
Scs asrs sIs sss 9 s,'m and sssidsses No.
% Is. ~ sS
vi 81 ave- e'fSs ~ ..s'' cor e sss'
Rcs,ss ne &c. Once, sysry wEDN2sDAY ssS
% z e s D s,s:.r g
eyyail,. .na sper~siorrhe.. osse. Of Gsnnorrsss
q. 4: ::t S@ s, :sa g, S,S.
eary. .spsrnstorrhss. brcuahi on BY ssoe.se. az
skuss in youth, causing lon of nsmory and irssni
". general debility, organic weakness, On potency
Digestion pal pitsion Of the hsart, pain In bscf,
GIN sess Of sight or giddiness ev forebodnes self
remedies. Geuis@es p,seins tSsnss;1s. IN Dg
band can rely 1p2n being Electrically end hon.
orabiy treated. Refers 70 the high tesffmoufals
ynich ne nos holds frsm the Leading physiciAns Of
Baltimore. o1oe a2t lDsk street northwest, Iron
s0S m. msr3-iy
MADAME REsTRLL, n. D., o thorous MY en-
Nl psrfenced and scientific Ladies' Ply .ician END
Midwife Of yesrs practice, attends ladies 81 their
homer, comfortable private rooms, careful nurs-
ins, sla the best medical attendance 1t the Doe
Tor, private residence: Ladies placing themselves
under the OF sdsne Restsll are Guaranteed
scientific treatment and speedy cure. Once and
rsoenoe, corner Of South SHARP and Dover strests,
Baltimore. sepT-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

sIooqa Hsas q. ... GEM.
F'oR sALn of pn 5FcEfSsk FoA Oily
FsRM q about 80 seres IN Prire. eeo-r. eoua-
b, ID - r,lss f..J sessroes on B.lt.%ors I'D
en- faltimols end ohis railroad. With com sostsels
sss J, S End roo barr ys.ss orsss.s Of .ssSs
o. &c n ,imsss one husd.ea end sf.y seres e sS:
for grain, fruits, ssd vegetables.
i,ya. 8 n ocrnsr I'm .sa .sr-.ss sorsa...s
$500 3 go. .. .s.: .. e s.
Ai:ii 'fs'r 'um' ls.,l 81, s1 49, street..
= sfs SR0oiiI sfoR1 doins |. sosa sssis...
sc ia. .sa . ss: r:'s.. o'i e
~ o S:s: sS &. :s,::: s::.: - "a
's ss .a''s ''.it;:s,I' na s,s ~ ..I.:.
a ... Il ' s:s;r.
Dol ars reautred for one half interest the Is
ssss ;Ss; !; e
TOE sALE--steck .nd Filtarss Of sEaAa
ar.. s.'hI 81 / kas''' deceased Ill 5iSs D
To LOAN g Ss,s sss. md s' 1900:
iyil 81 Feel E.tate , cent. 81. oioud saiidias.
= I LnRf ard ou,tt cenglste: The oaly ONE in
s:;h1;, se;ps,: in fhi,de'ha APs sss
W.. WA st -, TO RSkchAs. 9 ayVs. IGr
s s:. s:.. ss 4 ss: 81
knhsE rSSss!S @ on as
Iuns bOIhL. sou,hseet corner Pratt aud Paca
.sts Ma Mot e.:
H ssSI e e SSs
har m ssoS'Assnt', IS Lexington street. Bait.
~ Es paid At very low rsAs. An Kinds Of b. o.
Securities houshs ssd sold By h. =. DAVIS,
tween "a and Sd stock Of so 900 vol amss
! %;s;Sias'Sa taken N s1sSsnss: ABLY !; &c
ZOE sALE-A nrst cle.s DBU0 STORE, doing
: en-. sss9 81 Ss :.'si :i''s >
ssl n Is0IE%SE22fEIVEesSS TSs YEN
modern improvement; nae neishborhood. near
fro. f.ss ssSss S.s.s CT & sps
SPH OTI0E.
and ell other nns JEW ILsI, cheap for OasS, 70 70
g. 0OLDefBId co.
any valuable present. for ameut 10 60 the
LOAN OtFlCE, O1HkR 9th AND Sis
optsir liberal allowances on Comnission, on rea-
ssnab,e terms, go 20 the Oldest, largest and most
reliable house in this country.
q. GOLO6rEIN 4 CO.,
LOANAND COMMISSION BROKRkS,
lels Northeast corner 10th end streets.
MoaET TO LOAF.
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MONEY TO LOAH.
$4,000 TO loan on choice real outate, m srns of
IRON ESQ 10 q 40, Of and 10 per cent Interest
lev sums Of Der csnt. In from o. 9n 20 a0m
b. II. WARHkB,
naru corner 7th and streeta.
GS0 TO 5000 INVEeTRD IN sTOCK
XOV PRIVILEGES PAYS LARGE PROFITS.
and Wall ct. Review: sENT GRRE.
JOHN HICKLIN0 co.,
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COAL AND WOOD.

" PRICES DOWN.
am prepared 20 effer to persons LAYING in their
prices:
why Asn ufuoce &C -
~. az Q eg
6.ofc .----- =
-. Nncs't W al -
-trenknn:. 90. DO. at-.-.....-----.--..--. 7D
Jne above Oosls are OF the very best Qualify-fhe
"Loeusf Mountain"
@-CAlI early aud secure this sdrantsRe this
month, - prices nlHsf advance with season.
w. H NARROW.
Corner eth and streets southwest
Branch Ysrd-A street, between ID and Sd north
eat je22 sm
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LOST AND FOUND.

G 2 RkWARD. -Strsyed from the Fam of the
CC subsc iber, On the night Of the 10th in--0
slant, one white Buffalo COW, with black ~
spots, for which he above reward will be paid III
Oh delivery 10 him, On Bunker Hill road. three
miles from Washington.
jyl3 81, JOHN B. LORD,
7 0bT-A fmsll black and tan TERRIER. weigh
IL In q about eight pounds; The hair on ~
he ehrs quite thin: answers to the nameSA0
OF Prince" suitable reward will be 9iv-n on
his return 10 No. 1928 Mass. ave. jyll-Sts
@ a kEWAkD WILL u nc PAID TO the person
UI u giving Information which will lead to the
arr st ind conviction Of the parties have stolen
nowers and destroyed trees, &C., the grounds ct
l4S5 Il street northwest. jel4-lmr
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lvl psrfenced and scientific Ladies' ply .ician ana
Midwife Of ~ yesrs practice, attends ladies their
ine, sIa the best medical sstend.Doe st the Doe
tor private residence: Ladies placing themselves
scientific treatment and . speedy cure Once and
rsnoence, corner Of South SHARE and Dover srestx,
bsitimore. sepn.ly