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Cure fur the Cholera.
Mrs. f.. Kiddsr's Dyse~fsry Covdiai-a~ issxssdi
Derfeef rss,xds

per1fcf remedy.
MTHERE this all powerful antidots 10 hand, cAsl,ra
w dysenteyy, and ehyoHse diara9a longer
rousy feared, looked upon with this cordial
WIN most assured the disease In tho Of
lew hours II taken at the commence nicnf-
has been before the public or than axsssn years.
and was the first article made known the public an
has been thoroughly in every country ana every eli
mate, and its effect has everywhere proved the same
SURE TO CURE: even where the disease has advanced
TO the last stage he public assured that
tans ne her opium mineral substances anything
that is in the least injurious to the constitution.
CHOLERA AND COMMON CHOLERA MORBUS-
This cordial Immediately checks the vomiting resvr
the palms, stops The darrha, and the bowels to
perfectly regular and healthy state however at,
tack may be- however low the patient may have become
SEVEREST CASES OF DYSENTERY arc immedi.
aey racled the pains sayed the bowels heal
ed, and unfrequenlly the bowels become perfectly
regulated and restored in the short OF ten twelve
hours.
OF months continuance, Is most readily cured
with this Cordial nding they may BIO reduced
skeleton il Immediately strengthens, and shortly
CHOLERA iNFANTUM.-It has saved the lives Of
many thousand children when reduced 10 deaths door by
this complaints it gives them immediate reliet, and they
SEA SICKNESS.-It is most pleasant and desirable
remedy for sickness 1t checks the vomiting and read
lily restores the patient 1t invariably checks vomiting
produced from any cause Whatever.
CHILDREN THAT ARE TEETHlNG, IL inclined to
diaIrhHa should always be provided with this medicine
canker 1t safe and pleasant to he taste
and children fond OF il and will take It without trouble
or dislike
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND DYSPEPSIA-hi,
most excellent restorative. giving healthy 10th
the stomach and bowels. and prevents food from pressing
or Distressing the stomach
Mrs. Z. KIDDER 100 Court street, Boston, sole propre.
tor and only manufacturer.
Sold in the city Of Washington by -
All orders promptly attended to for large or small quant
ties, and packed in the best shipping order
Feb 7-eo5W
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IOWA.
4606. From Mount Pleasant at a m Tuesday
ByDeed's Mills, Brighton, and Oskoloosa
To Monroe City, by IL m Thursday, IS miles
And back between p m Thursday and P m Sat
urday.
1909 From Delphi at a m Thursday
BY Cascade and Green's Ferry
To Gaena, by IL m, next day, Sc miles
And back between m Friday and m Satur-
day.
1910. From Quashqucton at m Monday
BY Independence
To Sturges's Rapids in Black Hawk county, by 6 p
m, 25 miles
And back between m and 4 p m Tuesday.
46l From the Racoon Forks of the Des Mones river at
To Council Bluff, by II a m Thursday, $50 miles
And back between 2 p m Thursday, and 6 P m Sun
day.
46l2 From Elkader at m Saturday
To Jacksonville, by IL m, l8 miles
And back between p IN and Jpn.
46l3. From Fort Madison at a m Monday
By West Point, Lowell, Mt Pleasant, Crawfords-
vile, and Iowa City
To Dubuque, by 6pm Saturday. ITO miles
And back between a m Monday and 6 p n, Sasur-
1914 From Upton at 6 a m Wednesday
BY Pioneer Grove and Marion
To County Scat of Benton m next day, 62 miles
And back between Ga m Friday and Up m Satur-
day.
46l5 From Cedar Rapids at 6 m Monday
BY the County Seat of Benton County
To the falls of Cedar River, by m next day, 10
And back between Wednesday and m
Thursday
46l6. From Iowa City at a m Thursday
By Wasson's Mills, Washington county, Hous-
TOMS Point, Keokuk county, and Sigourney
To Lancaster, by IL a m next day, so miles
And back between p m Friday and m Satur-
day.
Proposals for making the service direct and cnarg
ing and expeding the from Keoknk by Iowa City,
Dubuque which this under contract. will be
sdersd according the following specification Of and
number of trips.
46l7 From Keokuk (Iowa) at ia m Monday, Wedncs-
day, and Friday
By Van Buren,, Pennington, Bonaparc, Bcntons-
port Winchester and Birmingham
To Fairfield, by 10 m day. 10 miles
And back between m and 10 m Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday; with tri-wcekly
branch from Bentonsport, some other point, to
Keosauqua to be run in due connection both
going and returning.
46l8. From Fairfield Qowa) at Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
BY Walnut, Brighton Washington, and Yatton
To iowa city, by p m same day, Sc miles
And back between and p m Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
1919. From Dubuque Uowa) at m ON Monday, Wednes
day, and Friday
BY Cascade, Monticello, Anamosa, Fairvicw,
Springvile, Marion, Woodbridge, Cedar Rapids,
and Hooser Grove
To Iowa City, by m next day, 80 miles
And back between 6 m Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, and m next day.
Proposals through in "a hours will be considered
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HREM & HOPKINS, late john M. Orcn, Il Co., north
" corner Market and Charles streets, Baltimore
would inform merchants and merchant taiors that they
have fitted up tho floors their tailoring and clothing
department. for the SALE by the piece, cloths, cas'l
meres, vestings ailors trimmings and all articles adaped
the trade. The liberal patronage bestowed upon them
in this department Of their business has induced them to
enlarge their warehouse enable them their In
creased trade One OF the partners who has had long ex
perience in business will devote his whole time TO pur
chasing goods; and buyers msy rely upon finding large
stock OF whatever IL desirable OF European anu
American manu- aciure that money procure
New cloth. rooms will be opened the LIST OF March
Entrance Charles street Feb N-eolm
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the Menominee river, mouth Of William river,
Saltwater, Marine Mills. and Occola
To Falls of st. Croix, by p m next Saturday, $50
miles
And back between m Monday and 6 p m next
Saturday.
Proposals for service once in two weeks are invited
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Notice to Prescription Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of presumption
any of the lands within the sections and parts
above enumerated, is required establish
satisfaction OF the register and receiver of the proper
land Office and make payment therefor prac
ticabe after seeing this notice. and before day APP
pointed for the commencement of the public sale the
lands embracing the claimed; otherwise such lain
will be forfeited. RICHARD NJ YOUNG
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Feb 2S--lawl3w
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Mar 2-4w

rTNRUSrEE'S Sale OF Valuable Lots In Georgetown
BY authority Of decree OF the circuit OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia sitting court of chancery, the sub
scber, trustee, will sell without the prem
ses the 18th day OF March next, at o'clock, two
lots OF ground in the village called Wllberorce the first lot
fronting % feet High street, running back l0 feet
German street, until meets Congo lane the other lot
fronting 100 feet ON German street, and same Congo
lane
Terms of sale prescribed by the The purchase
money to be paid in equal nsalnen,s at six twelve and
eighteen Tnonths from the day of sale; tho whole to bear
interest from the day of sae and the payment thereof DO
secured by the bond OF the purchaser, with security to %
approved by the trustee, cush be paid the day
sale, or the ratification thereofby the court.
JAMES MAGUIkE, Trustee.
Feb 1l-3aw6w f. $. WRIGHT, Auctoneer.
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WISCONSIN,.

44s3. From Southport at Thursday
BY Pleasant Prairie and Franklin
To Antioch, ClIlinois0 by IL m, l8 miles
And back between 2 p m and SPIN.
4484. From Southport at Friday
By Pleasant Prnirie and Walkers Prairie
To Richmond, by 6 p m, 80 miles
And back between a m and p m Saturday.
4455. From Port Washington at m Thursday
BY Saisbury's Mills and Horizon
To Beaver Dam, by IL m next day, 81 miles
And back between 2 p m Friday and p m Sat
urday.
44S6. From Geneva at a m Wednesday
BY East Troy, Eagevllc, and Waterville
And back betWe C 1 a m and m Thursday.
44s7. From Waupun at a m Saturday
To hartford by l2 m, % miles
And back between p m and m.
44ee. From Darcn at a m Friday
By Reeds Corners, Richmond, and Uttcrs Corn
To Whitewater, by ii m, 90 miles
And back, between p m and SPIN.
1889. From Milwaukee at m Wednesday
By. Troy, Ekhorn, Delaware, Darcn, Aliens
Grove, and Clinton
And back between 6 a m Friday and m Satur-
day.
AGO. From Fond du Lac at a m Monday
To Flower Portage, by m Wednesday, 90 miles
And back between 6 a IN Thursday and 6 Sat
urday.
A49l. From Potosi at a m Saturday
To Bectown, by IL m, l4mcs
And back between , p m and pm.
1902 From Summit at 6 m Wednesday
By Oeonomewoe, Ncosho, and MaysvilIe
To Fond du Lac, by p m next day, 81 miles
And back between a m Friday and IN Sotur-
day.
1883 From GAINESVILLE at m Friday
By Stones Bridge, Fulton, and Dunkirk
To Madison, by 6 p m, 40 miles
And back between 6a m and pm Saturday.
4a04 From Fort Washington at 6 m Thursday
To Fond du Lac by IL m next day. AZ miles
And back between m Friday and 6 m Saturday
4A95 From shcboygan at a m Wednesday
Bv Maysvillo and Hcnricon
To the county seat Of Dodge county, by mex,
And back between a m Friday and 6 p m Satur-
day.
lAQ6 From WATERFOWL at 6 a m Monday
By Waupun Ceresco Berlin, and Plover Portage
To b,even's Point, by 6 p m next Wednesday, loo
And hack bstwecn a m Thursday and 6 pm Sat-
day. 81 ls4a ,- ..l p eI
4497 From Prairie du Chen at 6 on Monday y
BY Round Prairie, Graham's Mills, Falls Of Black
River, mouth of Olsar river, Middle Mills, on
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%l3l. From Peru at a m Wednesday
BY Troy Mills, Ovid Dsweys Mills, Lafayette
Grove, KeIleys Mills, sdllman and Ki.hwaukie
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WHO wants good cixArS Answer, al de-" The"
avenue) and Vet IL Feb4
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Jan. 25-lawtMar. 30
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By Cataract Mills, Spencer, WHITEHALL and STAN
To Springville, by M AZ miles
And back between m and 8 p Saturday
40sl. From Upton at 8 a m Monday
By West Undertook
To Srawtown, by lam, Ia miles
And back between 2 r m and m same day.
1882 From Salem at 6 a m Thursday
BY Leesvile
To Bloomington, by 10 m next day, so miles
And back between m Friday and p m next
day.
4oS3 From Muncie, in Delaware county, at m Friday
To County Seat of Upton county, by 6 m, 40 miles
And back between a m and s m next day.
Aos4. From Yves, Unity (ohiO) at a m, Wednesday
To T. Grange Centre, (Indiana,) by 10 m next day,
And back between q p m Thursday and 6pm Fri
day.
1885 From Leesburg at lOa m Friday
TO Wolf Lake, by 6p m, ~ miles
And back between 6 q m and Up m next day.
4O56. From Bclevic at m Saturday
To North salem by II a m, II miles
And back between m and p m same day.
Aos7. From Brownstown at 8 a m Saturday
BY David B0wmanS
To Nashville, by pm, % miles
And back between S. m and m next day.
lOeS. From Button at ga m Tuesday
To Fort Wayne, by IN, 80 miles
And back between m and p N nextday
1859. From La Grange at 10 m Saturday
And back between a m and m Friday.
1000. From Monticello at 10a n Wednesday
To Lafayette, by s m, Is miles
And back between q m and Up m Thursday.
409l. From Perkinsville at S a m Saturday
BY New Lancaster
To Upton, by III M 20 miles
And back between m and p m.
4092. From Evansville at 5 a m Saturday
To Cynthana, by ii M 20 miles
And back between p m and pm.
1923. From Meea or Fulton at a m Thursday
By Perrysburg, Niconza, Lakc,on, North Man
chester, Liberty Mills and South Whitley
To Whitley, by IL noon next day, SIS miles
And back between p m Friday and 6p m Mon
day.
1904. From Washington at m Friday
BY Faysttvilc
To Bedford, by 8 p m, 50 miles
And back between and p m next day.
i09J From Jasper at m Friday
To Troy, by p m, 81 miles
And back between a m and p next day.
4096. From Evansville at a m Monday
BY Albion and Fairfield
ToSalem, (lll.) by m next Wednesday, LOG miles
And back between 6 a m Thursday and p m
Saturday.
Query: Whether this route is necessary
Ao97 From Ponomc TO-, at 6 a m. Thursday
BY Denmark, up the 81. Josephs river to Hanil-
- ton, and BiddleS Corners s,iNI
.To Ccdweser. (Mich) b. II m nsxt day, 50 miles
ana back between p N Friday, and 81 N satur-
n.LlNOIa.
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1863. From Peru at 6 a m.Thursday
BY Troy Grove
To Earlovie, by 6 p m, 30 miles
And back between 6 a m and s p m next day.
1864. From Mount Carroll at S m Saturday
By Pleasant Valley
To Howardsvie, by IL a m, 90 miles
And back bctween ! p and pm.
1865. From Cass at l p m Thursday
BY Flag Creek and LYONS
To Chicago, by m, Is miles
And back between q m and IL m.
A366. From Dor at m Thursday
BY Erin and Highland Prairie
To Geneva, (Ws., by s p m, Is miles
And back between m and p day.
1867. From Dorr at a m Thursday
By Hope, Boon's Mills, and Hebron
To Richmond, by IL m, IA miles
And back between m and P m.
1868. From Hickory Hill at Friday
To McLanesboro, by 6 p m, 30 miles
And back between m and s p m next day.
1869. From Liuefor at m Thursday
BY Cages Lake, Hanesvillc, Forkvlc, Lamar,
and Merona
To Crystal Lake. by 6 p M IS miles
And back between a and 6 p m next day.
4a'o' From Mount Sterling at 4 m Saturday
By Garvish Mill
40 d1gEsvie, by IL m, 20 miles
ana back between and 9 m same day.
\S7i From Sycamore at 6 m Thursday
BY South Grove, Hicks Mns Underwood
White Rock, DsysvilIe, Oregon Mount Morris,
Chamber's Grove, and Mr.. Carrol.'s
To Savannah, by IL m next Saturday, 81 miss
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

=. -. FOR CALIF0KNIt VIA HAVANA,
f~L..S NV ORLEANS AND CHAOkES-MAlL
LlNE.-Ilursday. June = tle r0umoilous
and sfalca 10lH r-rnrile Steamship FALCON, VII -a
above with The LAiied States mails for fle Pacific
steamer. from Panama Passengers ~ the Fa4con Vii
avoid unnecessary delay or expense a. Panama
PASSAGE TO CHAsREs.
Afer salooG. $40 Forward Saloon IS
Lower CABIN. 100 seerage-- - and found
The FacOu i Loo burden, buir the best man
the 4ccOmnod4tons Tor passengers d every grade
unsurpassed and vel ventilated, her machinery los
heel thoroughly Tested and proved ll-q-ae1 and being
double gives greater assurance 81 speed slf safety
ullrrs be found tOr pa.sase FREE ght Apply
Iri6 J--d Il % ROBERTS. ll8 " u-i-si.
- FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.-Th-
- .ark ALiC r IAkLION AL. be- i-patcl- 90 sat
lrlay mur-.lg. one me slaIe-r1om remains do
-lga2 rd--A41tl-r p-rur vessel Mi Immediately
coed -1e A 4 For baalcs of freight passage apply "
uyl7u ISAAC SMITH. 900 VA cor Froni.i
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WINDOW SHADES.
5o GOO WINDOW sHApEs.

I'HE LARGE STOCK ID imported ard American manu-
taclred lusr " nTIV shades If every 1-~cr D.
Iuls e-a and retail "a ,He " .ntoV lite Emporium.
-. Frart NrWf ors four duors from Chatlam-s Is 0f-
ercd flr sale prices Thar defy conf A 90.
gi c0rcr-. trasses cords -.e.- and clmhrc- TOR nr
trade. Purchasers ar invited o CAL al1 eNanl Tor
l-l-e 'ye.-N Orders promptly executed and sent Do
any part of The United states. ~ undressing
myJl im ". u. JENhS. 49, Peari-st y
WINDOW SHADES Gilt Couires Dnpery. Mus
w IU-, Ar "a Hll-sa.t and reiali-J. {. WOoDFOhD,
pa Broadly 3D. hss fle most extensive assortment The
above arrce. fe ouud i- ty and greatly ,uc-
81 prices Several style. nf super ur W ld0w shades,
scrolls. Tire .yle of Louis NV Oofnics Flowers, Ac
40. Dapery Curtains. Curtain Loops. Bands. Pms.
Center Iass-s. Picture Cord and ra--e.- " nloN
g. Merchants buying A. wholesale viii md their
interest 90 CAL before masking their purchases ii-
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FIREWORKS.

E1REMORk -.-The suhscn bers have on hand their
l usla supply ard vsnrty of standard and fancy Fire
works which they viii dispose 0f io dealers ships
b parlr- ~ pleasure AMI others, A. fh~ lowest manu-
ctlrers prices. consisting part of 1e following articles
Rockets. Roman Candies. Nerica Whses Mine. of Stars
Mr-s of ~srr-ufs, Belgoa Lights. Table Rockets le
l. Eht-. Pin Wheels lorbllon- = grous Chinese Flyers
Steamer. Coor-d Fres Flower Pots. Grass Hoppers.
>aKous. Yellow Lights. Trangies, Pyramids Fans. Can
Ton Pre- Crackers. &C OASsNERA YOI No.
IN ~ Chsiham-si
FIREWORKS PY THE MANUFACTURER-
j DANIEL MORAN sells all SORTS af Fireworks 81 l0O
Clat4au-s doors from Pear There vou are sure 90
gel them good be- ihe only pyrOtechu.s n The civ
Pound Rockets - per dozen
.e.5 JY4 DANIEL MORAN. Pyroiechui.t
EIREWORk-.-A genera. assortment. and Of The
Il besi qualify, ior sa-e D. BADEAJ LOCKWOOD.
irIl lur Ma.hfuefor--f
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10000 BOTTLES NEARLY or
DR. DEWITT c. KELLINGERfS IMMINENT

n hAtE BEN SOLD s.f-ul' l4rl4r 10 IL
lrrar,c- sl rrai cate % l. ~ every
mature. a-- leal a.. manner s.r-s and bruises
lt IS patti bottles. - mi @. trl aErrrln
very snl c. unity required llkeu reusrs su
-rles cheaper -llu als ofler arlc- market A.
and cu- lncilg proof VI tle above, caused
thousands u ilr uvsl AL uQsi sklf ie country
-u Jay acN- A. o-ler ~ -lcll o e.
yrars greaf remedy a. repaired lcca-llls
-c best AZ ctr2pts- o bel ill-lal.4us tQlu are
proud ID Pc holor li rueu-ug 90 hon " h Or.nl-l.
ael. r :. Canaan. Il nr hon-u a. Morris 81 Ian
L A1fr-s, Cos Aur-- Mr James Bstl.aie Ia cuu-.lls
uu1 sc have oar lruEs Oosilrs, Llgingsfols Hal.l-
'11s, JalcaaFs, Depce-. kses. Id 0e.. Hratl4rsls
orIar1s ecsrrrraors. az a. ln short l--is1tls Ut
ir c-e ui Ne- ga AZ Ialg other cllrs. urulullce u
tie eA-s--lz "uu-cf uf me ALQug lr wQrl's
.risAirfi uert eK peuelcrl hUrsenirr. have Iran
~ o,Alr-a, NilAu " lsc an. 0-o. spicrr arof1er.
Sol&-l - By an j slles krten- JACOB S1lciillykr
" iaaf4 l. he1- Stil.cl >aslc. Nm D >r4fk., Nl.4Am
Nv~al. = ST. 4rv iArllef proof we're ce-~--ars.
M t-i iai % - Used b even puacpA stage Lee. lie
nMfn rad. arc macy of.rr iarar tor liz Balls
nea. All a. tu prnc4 fal avery az exchange stables
Aru-. lost he ciy 4E1 Country grreraly TO he had q.
~sYs sr1l.rr ~ : iNGERSOLL A BROTHER. Whoie-
sale Drlgsifs - Pears or ~ INC proprietor who cAn
D. seen AZ Pc central depot raf-rrsa - Bruafuav A.
A. lotrs .1 ihr day rs can also b. bad A. Qu.rvs
ANY stnre-sni drusinsf nj ftr Harrn IA ROAD l@r..
A. Nrss-s Halnrr. Hays Co - Pelr-st, 1a1 most u
r F rsfe sailrfs ard trlgrst- turr.her with AMY
efn.cssc tut fcaIl grr lroa r1lalf the city ard cf
ry grnrra Al s. cel-s = per t0rrn So PER g~o-
sfct a. - per sfuce. Casa agrnces car te had h NJ
paris % ie word. y alvAncng oa-gAiri cask Letters
Eust he paid rss s-sv.ir,
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beautiful country seat The house comparatively re-
- Gently bulk on the premises g $ believed mites he
cond nons u s-fe s1d consenencr IN than ordi-
nsy degree, hafng llmeru-s airy ard Agreeable led
roorls. draw f9um F2f.0r back pAr.of ts-eu-nt
scn-n ~a-1-no4sr. cellar psn-rrs &e al well ma -.l-d
AID Win most ~ the modern Improvements such a.
CRATES, Des, marble nantes, &C Tie rrogncs peuf-
fy siOczel viii Tie tle-t vzretcs d rgi and 0rua-
nrna trees slnrs, climber RAINING sd standard ro.es
cl.efy 10 f44 bearing al blossom Large aud besuf I'll
esersfe~ns are carefully planted through ne premises
Ilerc Il t9l comF iencu VI 0llblIdngs. ciserl vel
.l1 FAmp. The st4anon-ou th- northern side u ll-
sandor views sal4orty or facility u uuslr-
passed Ia TACT The lor lang been comp f0r PHI
ale enjoyment sloue u-lhsr pans expense have
r--r spared ~ contribute everything render u Axr~~a
be a. summer ~ Winter residence Tins lace ocy re-
9lirv- % Dc seen ~ be appreciated For farther parc.
.afs apply ~ w l.. MORRIS
Colnse. gr-A- Law 9 BrOad-st
One haf no PurehAse-n01ey nay remain % bod snd
m0rtgag- 81 I,ss
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SNYDER Il FISHER,


ATTORNEY, AT LAW,
Cut-evlie. Miss
DRACrlCE ~ THE ClRCl 1T COZ RTS o. Ya.ohusha
Talahaiche, Carroll Laiay ctt- Pauoh. De.oio Mar
shall. Lowudes aud Monroe Counties Also. in ilc =
Couu al foutotpc sfcca. attention given GO Ire cs.lec
ton OF dehis iu any yart of N0fih Mississippi
kEFERENlfs.
Wolfe Bishop, ". Nysiop a Brother
Wolfe a Gillespie. + Church
Henry, Sulta Townsend ToWu.ells a MUhken
Dtlfls Perkins 4 c.. X Il Ml.lAen .el6 lt.
DISSOLUTION coparnership heretofore ca
~ isuug between the urder- gned. under the firm of
HENRY STODDARD 4 co Mobile. Ala and New or
leans la. ana oi JOHN HENRY co in the City OF
New ora, h4s ths day been dissolved by mutual CON
sent JOHN HENRY. THoS PORrEOCS og ALIEN
copanershp. and The name OF lie trn in liquidation
New York, June ], 1873.
JOHN HENRY, THOMAS PCRTEOUS.
ALIEN SlOpDART. JAMES HENRY.
kOBT T BROWN sell Wv
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Eco~oNicAL CIUB BoUsss-The establishment
Of euS-hoases on plan has been attempted down
town--elao houses Tor clerks and young men engaged
IN business, where they get their meals al no eco
noni,cal rate have Scccss 70 good library and The
leading publications OF the day and be iTsc from ths
noise, publicity aud other lnconv cnicnccc OF coniCn
chOphouse or oyster saloon. looked through u
these establishments the other dsy, and found il
large airy comfortable house handsomely bat plainly
furnished. with excellent culinary department, and
Nc bar In connection with tins subject may aiude %
the arrangements by which iws Of oor largest
retail dealers in dry goods have endeSvorcd saord
their enposos the comforts and securities OF well
regulated home large house l. taken furnished and
htted up appropriately boarding house hotel
with library baths and every eouor, aud convenience
in which the young men csn obtain apartments and
board al as low rate in an Inferior lodging house
my Cor Wash RepabAc.
CsoGERA IrEws.- Near Belyi lHs SIX iS.sl
Cases in the second week o. Janco0r OF which were
In one family Ar Aurora (Ae) one fatal Cas- has oc
Cured TIE Pas sry-s says that The cholera a@s
beez very fatal among the kckspoOs md The nesao0f
Ing Tribes. The nsosiy 0 them nave abandoned their
homes and gone upon the plans.
CHoLERA AT 81. LOVis.-rhere were % deaths
by Cholera in ST. Louis the l4th inst and FOR the
week ending on that day the Number OF deaths BY The
ssans disease was III
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HEw-YoRK AND GREENWOOD

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HOTELS.
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