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ANCf Fl .he w HNl9 ~ MlEL,IIA t hHHsUhANCE

ENSURES on the Mutual pnncipe-l5ifh0nt personal
tidbiitty-havng usses Amounting 10 nearly
$500, 900.
assurances made against Los and Damage by Fire and
Marine Risks and Risks Of Inland Transportation and Nayi
cation at reduced rates Of premiums
~ The Pr9ts Of tho Business gH be decided betueeH
the Stockholders and The Insured
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PHILADELPHIA, June e. 1851 feel feetO recommend Dr..
Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my experienoe
is beneficial effects ID have been for
time past subject 70 attacks Of splitting blood attended with
week.-mrs. Of the breast and uneasy sensation at estomaci,
accompanied with dyHpcpuc symptoms. Last spring, having
an attack Of IL recommended by acquaintance who
had been cured by Dr. Dayss Syrup, try IT, did and
relieved by il IN less than bottle. lt apparent good
effects were Immediate.
InnK N. ORAM, Lallss' shomaker. 10 Race street
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PADUCAH, KY, June 8, is3My stock Of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced 70 sX bottles aud Us popularity daily
increasing. You would do well 10 send another supply
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lFr0H 81. S. G. Hages, If TIE firm ef Br0ssr Hayes d.
Co., H0gksocgs and Stafi0nerg No tg3 Hfatst qfrerf
ntuhia-lanunFV 2. lsli.l
Your syrup Of Wild Chery and Tar an invaluable rene
dy. ID cursl the of colds with me- III Won want Ger
dicate will eheaTully give one. s. q. HAyys
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70 @ o U n I E X F E | I S !=GQ
COunterieits Abound!
An other falsely named PAIN EXTRATORs are Conn
teriefs Of DALIIEY'S The worthless who sell them
hope that by stealing name, they may induce the public
believe that their nosruHs posses the virtues of he genuine
articles. Buy Of none but our authorised Agents.
10 Attend TO the peculiar marks ap01a The gen
ui1se and O5SerUe that tie name, II. Dali
LEY" be WRITTEN WITH A PEN, 10 different
eotofed Ink the eitVstope Of each 6Or, and that
no other be upon 70.
~ General Depot for he United States where an orders
addresssd will be promptly executed,
II. DALEY a. CO.,
AIS BroadDGVs NeW York. !,
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
151 Ckartres street, Mem Orleans.
Where all Dealers in The States Of LOUISIANA, ALA
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI KENTUCKY and TENNES-
SEE, and the City of ST. LOUIS in the State Of MIS-.
SOURI,, viii be promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.,
deeS Sm General qgeats for said Territory.
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Dapis's Syrup Of Wld Ctsz4g and TqrEVe would call
attention to the aveFauentO hs valuable medicine ia an
other column Several Of is saui8ry effects have come
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend II 10 the aiilcied.Ed MI UCetfg Fisfgr
and Iemperaacs 9ealiasl. (Ireat9n,) Feb. B. lsll.
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No. ~ GR4YIBR. STREET, 6etS0eea 81. Charles
and CdrORdeiet door from corner of C0T0RdetA,
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her nj
1YA friends and the public that she continues in the m
above eligible location occupied by her during the III
last two years, and is prepared to accommodate her ans
and those who may favor her with their patronage From
her long experience and the desirable and convenient
location of her HOUSE, she feels confident Of being able
give entire satisfaction to all who favor her with their
ERATE. do 1yd&W
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BRUSH MANUFACT0RY 4 VARIETY STORE
No. 10 Camp Street.

N HUFTY & CO., Pronrieiors Of the above esiab-
y lishment, take great pleasure IN announcing 10 the c-
and country merchants that owing to the large and very
extensive assortment Of BRUSHES AND VARIETY
GOODS received this Fall they prepared offer
every variety Of Goods in their he, either BY Wholesale
Retail prices which they dsi viii metit the patronage of
the public. They would beg leave stale that they
bed cell cheaper than other in town their stock
Of Brushes received direct from their own manuiactory,.,
Just received large invoice of the following goods.
HE'LL CON ............. IatcSt StBkss.
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TVHtiE subscribers invite the attention of city and country
Il dealers, families, hotels steamboats,
and bars their extensive assortment Of fF
fss77f Common and Fine C0OCkERK, ff9b\
VA CHINA, DINING AND TEA f694A
V3 SETS, CUT AND PRESSED f5a3A
az GLASSWARE, which they are I hdiA
offering at wholesale and retail, DerH Q fv5 bNH
loo pFicEs-so low that persons wanting 81
such goods will find L 10 their interest 70 ssSNfJLl
examine the stock and prices before making y
their purchases elsewhere Also, large assortment OF
FArEMT SOLAR LAMPs-rable and Hanging;
TABLE EUTi4ERN-By the dozen or setts of5l pieces;
GASTORS-Plated and Britannia Metais
TABLEFORl6S NDBPOONS-Cfarman Silver and
Plated German Silver, equal appearance Silver;
CANDLESTICKS-Plate and Britannia Metal
JAPANHED TEA TRAHS-All sizes.
GW When for the country, such particular attention viii
be paid packing safety matter what the
distance Of transportation. P. r.. FELL & co,
| dig 81 Common St., near the Neranda Hotel.
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL $500, OOO--all paid in, Surplus $50 000
~ JAS. WALKER, Sec'y...JAS. A. PORTER, Pres
The operations of this Company for Y yeas, have been
confined alone and exclusively 10 Underwriting.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken al the lowest rites and
loses promptly adjusted. w. p. PARTEE, Agent,
mli25 ly Office, No. 3 Camp street. NewOreans.
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WELLsvILLE Ohio January ., lsi7lhe article Of wild
Cherry and Tar find TO be Valuable medicine, and il
considerably 10 my practice have sold and used nfay an
that you have forwarded and would be pleased 10 have ron
send another supply the means Of transportation
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UlIlllaIs IAN hoop NECK and ElT COInTls. 'F'II7t
~ Ladies' the above assortment Is 50 large and the
variety great, that i requires inspection TO select
Our assortment Of Ladies' Buluo Tuck Side and Dressing
Combs, equally Gents Shell Dressing
Comls, IN great variety. DIP I'm
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E sA5oRQeE rfpeeiu ~, 4nylles ne patronage o.
he supply the wants Of the Transient Vises to i
Montgomery as well any Of his competitors. ThOse
who going 10, returning from the North, obtain
MEALS Hours, suit the arrival and departure of
the railroad and steamers fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly in attendance and from the
boats to the cars free Of charge The accommodations
equal any other establishment in the town, and being at
reduced rate offer additional inducements the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants are engaged
and pains will be spared render the stay of yes pleas
ant and agreeable.
an20 d&Wf @. A. ABERCROMBIE
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RA0AaASsHS BARRELS.
III vi subsefiheE have hand from 500 10 s=a
y 1000 lNEREsS MOLASSES BBI,S..t
W arranisd 40 Gallons; ready for delivery For
sale hy s. w. THOMPSON & CO.,
M st. Charles st., Of Julia
EDlANO FORTEs AND HARPs-HFNRY
a PARSONS 90 Camp St., offers
for sale PIANOS from Chickolina. Minus
3 Clark, and Pleyel. Also, HARPS from III is-l,- III
Nrrfr J. +. Browne y Co, London, u VI y
NAMES stand hrst ON the list of manufacturers and
their instruments offered Al the lowest factory
- prices. saE SECONDHAND PIANOS for
SALE aud Pianos e RENT dl3 I'm
CALIFORNIA HOUSES. The UNDERSIGNED d NOW
~ constructing elegant PORTABLE FRAME "A
HOUSES, suitable for California. Any number Of fl.A
Portable Houses OF such dimensions may be
REDS be furnished a. the shortest notice, reasonable
few Houses Of Is By "a feet and II By Is feet are
haad TO which the attention of California enigfan
i called - Orders hom the country win be promptly
attended to- when accompanied BY cash city guarantee
DIS im B. HOWARD. Builder, 2l9 CaTohdelet st.
fATTFORNTA HOUsFs-
TNAIdFORNIA HOUSES-PORFABIE- with
~ dispatch. Also, NEGRO QUARTERS, cheap -
kinds ofCARPENrERiNG WORK and JOBBING -
i done Ell ST CHARLES street, near Julia. -
t. orders iO the Country prODty asndsd ' %
MADEIRA I.Ess-so hampers; OF. ARFT-i0OO
A4l casks NDf-AssOred-20 packages LARD,
. in kegs, bbls. and heIces SHOI-lut0 bags
MOI ON; a Il u n BoiRBoN yffrsKEy- 1OObbls
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRK-300 packages:
PHILADELPHIA PORTER, ALE AND CIDER-In
GOSHEN Va AND SiiiS Y%ETfERN BUTTER;
English Dairy, Goshen Pine Apple and NKestem C. EESE
DIS IS fchoupitoulas 81.
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DALLEY's NIAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,

and in e than ten minutes the pain and inflammation began
TO suhside, and has entirely left me.
| confidently recommend Daleys Magical Pain Exs
tractor being superior anything have ever seen Tried for
removing pain or inflammation
am shipcarpenter by trade, and shall he willing te
i the virtues OF the Salye az all times when necessary
reside Franklin Avenue at No l5l, where give any
iinO'iialon ue''su IIFRFERsON M BISHOP.
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[From Haraoaif & ArQo1an.

From hdreegu a,4tet5onaH.l
iduONIER, July 90 lSfh our Wild Cherry and Tar fvFuB
gives general Satisfaction. We have been Of b iaf some
time and thought would order any: but Il B am0sf
daily inquired for, and thought perhaps il would be hi
frtie NINA
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FINE WATCHEs, JEWELRY

M IL. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch 70
ltl. maker and dealer in JEWELLERY, GOLD SgajM
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. & IL
All Jewely articles repaired at moderate prices. ml8kAa
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fFrom M. Edloard Robbins, Druegiat. 8

" PIrrsBuRG, Jan. IL t8f7-rhe Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction to those who have used
IL know OF Instance Of permanent cure Of Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able 70 sell al least
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eH Merchants, from different sections Of the country, give
The most hatieng accounts Of the universal popularity and Ell
feacy Of Dr.. Dayis,l Symp under their notice. number
Of them witnessing rs virtues, have regularly sold d con-
diOn that n IL did not give satisfaction, the price should be
returned, and Of them has had any application
turn the money. This speaks volumes in favor Of The med
cine We append a few extracts from 0fdan samples Of
those are frequent recepto well a Of verbal accounts
we frequently hear:
[Fr5m Doctors YntgAaH and RHsh both practising pip
sfCtalts, as loot as Druggists.l
MIsHAwAKA Ind, June J, l847-1r. Dayis's Syrup of
Wild Cery and Tar goes of ike hot cakes We think that
fyou choose 10 give wholesale agency for that medicine
dap0se Of almost any amount ln NoIthen Indiana
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THE UNION.

Mr. BaiHs application for patent the decision would
be final and conclusive against him. unless he could OBJ
the of 1885, and the 10th section of the act OF 1889
which, it is said is doubtful.
| am, therefore, OF opinion, and so decide
That there is interference in the claims of these
applicants in relation to any Contained in their
respective specihcaons) pdtentabe and therefore
that Samuel f B. Morse is entitled patent for the
combination which he has invented, claimed, and de.
scrbed in his specification, drawings and model And
that Alexander Balm is entitled to a patent for the com
binaton which he has invented, claimed and described
in his specification, drawings and model provided they
shall, respectively have complied with all the requisites
of the law to ene them to their respective patents.
deem it unnecessary, therefore, to decide upon any
other points involved by the reasons OF appeal.
w. CRANCH.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 10, 1919.
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vice OF the United States condemned by board of officers
of their being rendered unfit for IN
sequence OF the Government failing supply forage, and
that such property turned over To quarermaser of
the United States explaining when the ella mant was
remouned Nc, required in said first class OF cases
In the production Of the evidence previously
described be dispensed with, unless the mpracticaby of
producing be clearly proved and then the nearest and
bes other evidence of which the susceptible must be
furnished in lieu thereof
Every claim must be companed by deposition of
the claimant declang that he has received from any
officer agent the United States horse horses
equipagc accourements mule cart boat, Sleigh
harness. Gas the may be in lieu OF the property
lost any compensation for the same, and be support
ed if practicable, by the original valuation list, made
by the appraisers OF the property at the time the same was
taken the United States and III where the
loss is alleged have occurred because the United States
failed supply transportation for the hoss and the owner
PEELED by the order of his commanding officer
embark and leave him, provided for in the first section
the declaration above mentioned declare that he did
eauipage, and that he sold otherwise disposed OF
pen for said horse equpage from any person what
ever"
Alevdence other than the certificates of who,
the time of giving them, in the military service of
the United States, must be to before Judge
Justice of the peace, other person duly authorized
administer oahs and of which authority proof should
company the evidence.
GEO. w. CRAWFORD,
Secretary OF War.
APPROVED March 26, 1Si9.
Il. TAYLOR.
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APPROVED March 26, ISi9
L. TAYLOR.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,


Each claimant can have the which may be allowed
his claim RENTED him direct his signifying
wish that effect and naming the place OF his residence
but the money to be RENTED paid any other per
son, power Of attorney him ron tho claimant, duly
executed and authenticated should be forwarded with the
claim
To facilitate the requisite Searches and avoid delay in
the adjustment OF the claims each claimant should
his papers tho paymaster other discussing officer by
whom he paid for the services of himself horse
cart, team boat, &c. PETER HAGNER,
April5 Third Auditor.
The Age, Augusta, Maine; Patriot and State Gazette,
Concord, New Hampshire the Boston Post Boston, Mass
Vermont Patriot, Montpelier, Vermont; Republican Her
aid, Providence, r. / Hartford Times, Hartford Conn.
True sum- New York. NJ y; True American, Trenton,
N j.. Pittsburg Morning Post, Ptsburg Pa. Delaware
Gazette, Wilmington, Del Republican and Argus, BaIti-
more, Md. The Union and National lntegencer, W ash,
ingron, D. O.; The Examiner Richmond, Va: Raleigh
Standard, Raleigh c.; South Caroinian, Columbia, 5.
g.. The Georgian, Savannah, Ga. The Foridan, ITALIA
hasscc, Florida Mobile Register and Journal Mobile,
Ala. Louisiana Courier, New Orleans, La; Texas Ban
ner, Huntsville, Texas Arkansas State Democrat Little
Rock, Ark Free Trader, Nachez, Miss JeHersonian
Enquirer Jefferson city, Mo Kentucky Yeoman, Frank
fort, Ky. Nashville Unon Nashville Tenn Ohio States
man. Columbus Ohio Indiana State Sentinel, Indiana po
lis Indiana Illinois State Register, Springfield, ILL., Iowa
Capitol Reporter Iowa CITY Iowa; Daily Wisconsin, Mil
waukie, Wisconsin and Free Press Detroit Michigan,
will give the above Insertion each week io four
weeks and end the account, panied by printed
copy OF the ADVERTISEMENT 10 the office OF the Third Audi
for payment.
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To the Editor .

WAsmsoroS, April q lS49
From the number of articles that have appeared in your
paper concerning the Balm and Morse controversy,
doubt not YOU lake deep interest the subject of tele
graphs and in the dissemination OF accurate information
that subject 1t is with this view that send you
printed copy correcteD of the decision of the appeal
recently argued before and decided by Judge Canch
is the only reliable statement OF the that have
in print The law the subject is clearly and most ably
stated The bar, well as the inventors OF the country
will derive much.advantage from its publication
Respectfully, yours, -
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closing and the receipt of the mails
post Office In Washington, ID. G.


post Office In Washln yton, ID. G.
rI>uE great eastern mail from Baltimore, Philadelphia
i New York, Boston, &c, and Buffalo, &c, will now
be received by O'Clock daily and the mail to be
sent this office and by those places will be closed
heretofore at 4 O'Clock p. M daily.
The southern mail will be closed hereafter daily at
o'clock m and will be received. heretofore, daily by
O'Clock p M
The second eastern (way) mail and great mail
are received by and closed at daily. The
ma trains. of Philade phia arrive there in
time to with the train for Baltimore which bring.
the great mall arrive here by No eastern mail is
received this Office Sunday night and eastern
mail, to be sent beyond baltimore, Is mace up on
Saturday night -
The mail Tor Annapolis, Maryland, and Norfolk and adj
scen places Virginia, closed every night except Sat-
urday p. and is received six tunes week, with a
ma il from Baltimore, Maryland, by II
The mail from Georgetown, ID. O., isrcceved twice daily
by 8 a. M and p and is closed for that place the
The mail from Rockville. &c Md, is received Monday
Weines and Friday, of each week by 8 and ii
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The mail from Brookville, &c. Md is received by p.
of Wednesday and Saturday, each week. and closed o
those places at p. of Monday and Thursday.
Tnner Mari NC, Nd received by M Monday,
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Port Tobacco, Nc. Md, received Tuesday Thursday,
and Saturday, by p IN; closed Sunday, Tuesday, and
Thursday at 9 p. m.
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Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
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Monday Wednesday. and Friday
DE-The postage newspapers, and that all printed
addressed 10 any foreign country required TO be
paid in advance. The postage is also be prepaid
letters and pac kets addressed countries than
Great Britain and Ireland and Bemen, in Europe, and
places which they pass through the Bremen post
CHARLES X. GARDNER, Postmaster. .
PosT OFFICE w AsHINGroN, Aprl 2 1919 Ap 3-3teod
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T1URNrTURE DRY GOODS.-CLAGETT " DODSON
L. would respec fully inform all housekeepers ms well a.
who intend keep house, that THEFT assortment
the above description of goods complete so that All
who may favor them with their patronage will be able to
furnish from stock their entire house from basement 10
attic, with all kinds of carpeting, maings ana oco'hs
for floors.
All kinds of curtain materials, such as damasks IN satin
lame India dana ak and damask dimy, IN pink blue,
buff yellow and white all new and beautiful goods,
All kinds muslin and lace curtains from the most elaoo-
rately worked 10 the plainest and cheapest kind
Also general assortment of bedding, table linen, and
t,yelng in word all dry goods wanted in furnishing
a house. from the richest to The poorest. .x
' ~ CLAGETT Il DODSON,
Corner of Penn avenue and oh street, up stairs
Apr 3-3teoif
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Ry IL. GREEN, .4,rctiOneer.

IJORSES, cows HOGS, PLOUGHS, HARROWS,
Caryals Carts, Hay, Straw and Corn fodder, auc.
uon-On Monday, the 10th of April, shall sell the
residence and dairy establishment of Mosss Genzenbach
and Schaub on the corporation line, North Capitol
street and Eslng's backyard, ad Joining the residence
Mr. Gilman, 10 o'clock, the entire stock,
vIzi
good horses IL good mich COWS, lot of hogs, &c.
new carts, good carts ploughs and harness
cultivator, harrow cutting box, chains, &C.
Lot OF hay, straw, and corn fodder
Also, other house. farming, and dairy utensils.
Termsi All sums of and under 800, cash over 500 a
credit OF two and four months for satisfactorily en-
uoIsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Mar 3I-eodNds Auctioneer.
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New YORK, January 4. 1913.

l. other beneficiary by the of Wstars balsam, and
who for number of years consul at the Sandwich
islands
New YORK, January 4, 1913.
S. w FowLE-SIR: am a confirmed asthmatic, having
been victim that dreadful disease from my infancy
thirty So have been the attacks that
resorted the powerful medicines for
lief, when death seemed nevila blesometimes taking
hundred and fifty drops OF audanun single Dose pro-
fuse BILE eding vomiting, a. More than two-thds
last years | have been obliged chair
Sleep and for last past have been able
lie in bed more than eight months altogether have
versed and land for years and resided the last
eleven in tropical climate, the most healthy in the
world-tie Sandwich islands. have during life esorted
every variety OF medlca, aid, and found reef-liie
becoming burden to me--until was induced your
WlsrAR's BA.sAM WILD CusRRY have used it one
month, which is the only month in my worldly that
have been free from asthma and have been able to lie
in bed every night for the month, without the slightest in
| convenience.
If the good effect of the balsam shall prove be
ing as has been thus far plee made man, and
can look upon the world desirable place
dence like other My has often been pronoun
by the best physicians of the desperate and
hopeless and have long since abandoned the last hope
recovery; and hardly dare believe my now,
for fear of another bitter dsa prominent
Yours, respectfully, MILO CALKIN.
p s. am known in Boston By Messrs Proctor and But
Ter, 80 Stale street, and Messrs. A. l. Dennson ~ Co 2oJ
Washington street, who inform you OF my standing
abroad and at home.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS.
For sale by K. S. PATTERSON,
Ap i-H Washington, ID. G.
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al his TIN
Mn byraur r@audD f
and ureben unpadan
~ ngeYOa md fomdp outs
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Connecticut Election.

The annual election in Connecticut took place yester
day Besides State officers and members of the egsla-
ture, four members of Congress to be chosen The
candidates were as follows
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StPRING and summer Fashicns.-Mrs. SPElk VIII
- open Thursday, the 9th of April, very oeautiiu
assortment of spring and summer millinery Show rooms
street, between 9th and 10Th streets Mrs > is pre-
pared have dressmakng done in the most
STYLE Aprl3
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nv n. GREEN; .4,.ctsorseer.

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ADJOINING THE
Y CORPORATION LINE, CONTAINING 81 ACRES,
MORE OR LESS, AT AUCTlON.-On Monday, the 10th
OF April shall sell Immediately after the sale OF the cows,
horses hogs wagons, NC, OF Messrs. Genzenbaugh Il
Schaub, handsome of land adjoining their premises
and occupied by them, conaing II in high state OF
cultivation and welenclosed, portion of which is now
in meadow.
Terms: Ten per of the purchase money cash bal
in five annual naIments for bearing interest
Ap 3-eodNds A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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