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DIED
~ 20 SAMUEL CODDINGrON.

On THURSDAY. January 90, SAMUEL CODDlNGIpN'
IN the Goth year OF his age. $50, ., 49,.
The friends the family sIe respectfully invited 20 a.
tend his fyueral, on SATURDAY 3st INST a. VI0'N
y NJ from his late residence No. itS Madison 81
ON Thursday mafulrg January -. Of scare. ieFt''
ANNA GERrRU DE, daughter OF Georse '" ana Anna
Agusta Lane, aged years and months &.
The frie nds OF tae family are nNNtd - eLteht ehv
neral from the residence OF her parents. No ls0 IVES
l4th St. on saturday afternoon Ss. nst' AZ has %
OH On III, ,sh inst, a. Granville, n j. srs LILIAS
ROBERTSON aged 80 years. ,
~ ono S'Gfesfl4a and Lancaster NOj huYe P''1N
Al ycnkers on Thur,day morning. the 29th inss ei'el
Vro'ractcd lines MARY JANE. vile OF thomas L'c>-
hu-, JT ~ the 28th year OF her age 800 -,
The remains Will he brought 10 the City on eatnsusl
no ring inSt 81 ok Inc luntra service wiz
take place a, the hoose o. Mr. Robert eseau SNns' ~
family are respectfully invited 70 attend 49,, iS ~ ~
On THURSDAY morning, January %, THADDhO'
BELL aged S. years, 8 months Nj q II days.
The friends Of tue family snd oi ms or0i9'i Jacso
o'clock this afternoon, ms late residence NO 20
81 HIS remains viii be conveyed % tho Iah"I
cenerry az Dsrien. Conn, on Sat rday morning A.
At New Rochelle. n. V, on "Wednesday mofniDs' AZ
PERT HANFORD, aged 20 years
Tue friends OF the family are respectfully invited u
tend his funeral to-day (FTiday ~ O'CLOCK from 'o7
fesiderce Of MS parents IN view tocnt'ls. . 49,,
or January %, WILLIAM ADEE, OF mar@mus' axe
Tho relatives and friends of the family, and Ike
vse the friends Of his brother. In-la~, Hlnard .
at 10 ocCcs Saturday 3st Inst AZ his tate resideuc
No. % 7th-ay Ills remains will be 'Nea 10 Ieeh"'0u
on WelnesJay. .sth inst JOHN dcSAR2ON, son Il
Patrick and Rossnna MeBaron aged ID years mouths
The friends and acquantances Of the family are respeo
fuy invited to attend hts funeral Friday me j'ih inst
at O'Clock from his fathers resdence' No 'S %u-'''
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Pleasant Reading Tor Free People
Ernm tie Iypchhurg Nirgnlan.

VALuL OF SLAvEs-L Last Saturday, 2l
slaves belonging to the estate of William Pen ile.ol
consisting OF ed and young men. w7'neR and children,
and not regarded above Ordinary sold 10 this
place a. the average price of $J53 One negro man,
without trade sold for $l,G2S a tc0par rh rhiiG
Ten months DID, sold for $3.50 ami gri aged eisusR
,earS, for 5000. These understand. are about
the rates AT which slaves have been selling toT
weeks, III this market.
IL was WedIcte. that the passage Of the cOmpro-
mise measures would have the effect of cheapenlng
II not rendering yaueleSS this species o. property
Behold the result.
Tins Is a strong argument IN favor of the
Compromise The people must be very Oh
stina'e. indeed, If they can any longer oppose
law which enhances the value and Glickens the
sale OF women and children There mus,
be something potent IN the elements of a law
which enables the slave trader TO sci. " a roman
nth a chRd Ten moathS cid Tor $3.50" And why
sould not all men be denounced as traitors who
refuse 10 shout hosannas to a series Of measures
which run up the value OF :" a girl aged elcu-g
Gears t. 5000
Al Frederick the demand Is not quite so brisk
VALUE or SLAvEs.--We attended large sale Of
negroes IN Richmond on Tuesday last, and were
surprised TO ond that the prices were less than
had been led to believe We saS n negro man,
represented 10 be thry years Of age, enough look
Ing old perfectly sound and Of good form and stature
likely, sold ior 5000 The highest DID no, sell above
$40 Frederick News
1t il strange that ." a negro man of thirty ."
should look OLD IL should not be minated
that the divine institution has the tendency
to make men prematurely decrepIt The sug.
gestlon has an lncendary OdOT We are not
surprised that this man OF thirty, but looking
old brought only $50. But how connlsseurs
IN black cattle" could permit "a girl Of IT,
tall gentea and likely 10 sell for 5000, is a
mystery which the Union Safety Committee
should inquire into. Alb. Eve' Journal.
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WASHINGTON GossIp.-The correspond.

en-, Of TIE Baltimore sun SAYS
GeR. Scott will no doubt come out with some KIND
OF show that he IS Compromise man, and this will
change the whole polscsl chess board Gov Jones
0. Tenn. Will no doubt, be the Wing candidate for
the Vice PreSdency.
Chevslier Hulsemsnn has. believe left for the
Island OF Cuba (lavans.l TO await amid the zephyrs
OF that lovely island, TIE instructions OF has Govern
hent
II affords me pleasure TO say thai Hon Henry
Clay, who has been seriously lndsposed for some
time past IN this city, has far recovered a. 10 pro-
pose an eNs lice Out. should the present favorable
weather permit It Is mol nkely however that he
WILL soon enter upon Senatorial duties, as a matter
Of preCsuion.
The Treasurer Of The State of Texas left here a
ie~ GAYS snce- IN company with some friends a
siny WIN him the fruits Of Al obligation on the pars
OF " ncie sam, amounting to two millions Of d0.-
las, principally in gold
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SECOND BOARD
THURSDAY, Jan. 2o-P VI


There ls~ge business done at she
Stock Boarit me iancies had an upward
tendency. e.. uss to be the mos. active
stock the sale l0O shares The marke.
opened at 81, sno ,4ose. a. 53s There Is dispos-
non on the part OF The friends Of this stock to CARY
1t much higher Ere closed a, T9., which i, a5ou.
the price of yesterday In the meantime i, hai
touched 7Si and "a Morris i nproved to l. We
understand there is but little doubt that the inuns
tion upon this stock Will be removed Long-I,lsnd
was frner. Harlem declined b cent at the Second
Board Harlem Preferred is advancing Delaware
continues TO Improve. Hudson River was yerv
ouoysnt, and shsws an advance Of 2 cent Nor
~ich was p CEN, better, AMI Canton advanced /;
y cent. There was quite an active demand for Gov
eminent and State Stocks and Railroad Bonds and the
market was buoyant The supply Of Government
Stocks is quite small.
In Sterling there is nothing of Importance
dong &c market IS firm at lOclO. for le,dny
names. Francs, 5l5G3lsi The supply of South.
ern ols Unexpectedly light and there is bu, lit,e
question TIA, the agents O. New York houses IN
New.oIleans buy UP al the good bills ofsrins. for
remittance direct OF through shis City.
In elghts there Is no activity San.
500 or ieV bales Cotton were engaged at 3lsi mo
oels. Flour, led Cheese l5s. Naval Stor,. "a -
led. TIC London 1900 bOlI. Turpen,ns. Is. o. To
Glasgow, COCO bush. Wheat. 81. To Havr. ,ss
packet Of the ssh is nearly full a, &C. for Cotton e.
a s. Tor Bark, Rice, &C ard the packe. OF the Ish
has 800 bales Cotton al ie. sisve charter .As
made from Norfolk to Jamaica a: $40 81 The .hio
Vim. Penn, yesrs Old zoo ,uns, wls so,i a, s,.,e.
thing less than $35, 900 for the New-Otssss a.
european trade To California some enga.e.n,gf,
are making al i5do5c and 81 foE Coal.
The receipts at the Sub-rreasury are
slSo,fs Payments, $sel9, Balance, sa,sos,isl
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FRoM NEw-MExICo I'VE are informed
tts: dispatch has been received tom an officer Of
1he Army siatioKed IN NewMeuoo stasing saai a
extensive and ych SILVER nine has been d1s,ovs,sT
on The public laNcs. n the vicinity OF Fort Fillmore
N that Territory The maia or chief VEN il s.d -
oe over I'VE inches N width at the surface and =
exposed from the summit Of mountain fifteen hun.
cred feet high 10 us base a thousand yard, ~
length The eastern slope only Of the mountain h..
been explored, but there 60 doubt that The vein
passes entirely through u. An analysis Of the ore
las been made BY Mexican silver WORKER who pre-
nounces 1t very ncA. Fort FillnCSe Is about twenty
miles north Of 81 Psso. mai. tpsehseaess.
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An Eplroa's Loss.-At the late NE a3',s ~
s,nd..v ,b,1ty five 20 umes Of nesspapers e. go
bv himself were consumed in C3m ,,2 S,nt'.sF
VIZ The cortiaad Rsgr,,ieGn ana 40, ne a 20,
elets't In ne former paper watch sontlnr'd
.i ,e = Is's End s.er slant interval ne established
IT,, Sfarsn h,ch he published ~enIy nine yea
Those flies presented 'n,re'o,e an sPn9 me ace Of
vboie es,,oriai life which Commenced Al lh7 a. u
,rsr.v'tsoyears Two rolumes Of The RtP'0"'"7
arc six ~ TIE CIa-io-., only, are exiahI'
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JEW-YORK TRIBUNE.



rpox R.o JASEiso.--We are ~ fo'o'P'
80 -, >, ,...,rc., and the RIO nsrcsn''s ''S
~. 90 rn.,. is no ne IS of imporshre'-
20. A. hudson mad an audience OF Ihe NJ
W" ,-..,,.d his letters OF recall ffom shs
N - ambassador, and Mr. southern pre-
Fsso .v.aedtials to the same Office. The En-
- -. decorated with the grand Cross oil tse "
-. - christ. Don Carlos Lopez, President OF the
v~--s,,c of Paraguay Don Manuel Herrera'y Ooes
s.eretr..g Of Foreign Affairs OF Uruguay Don ereh-
ed Lopez, Generaln- Chief of Parsguay' has
= secorated with the cross Of oemHaDasf OF 'as
q order
MARKETS, &C. o.,
RIO De JANEIRo, Fncay, Dec. ~, Io.i' .
s,,ee The onsnipg of m. month all oranc as Vi
imr,ort, have been exceedingly dun. IOns. na'' al
consequence OF unfavOrsois m'eIHse $1,000 naen
quarters and Of the hish Pil na o. Nooey con-
NEGLECTED. Exchange mas i"-'
'I F'our"smiyed. 42I5 bbls CALICO ll3s haxs
Sales 500 bills, including 'OV io' i''AP''''
quotations. ON bhls
sn,pDed Coast wise so0 80
ReeIported 49, zoo zoo b ob
StocH IN sscoad hands estimated at 30 900 bols
Flour TRiehmond, &C. NJ p bbl-- 81 500 a sIs 900
Baltimore .---------- 39OSo ~ ~ zoo zoo
Southern and Western IL 5000 10 oco
PosTscRrPT-6 7. VI.
CorFEE-The dealers seem resolved moi 10 ac-
cent lower prices Purchasers comply win orcefs
at the present nominal quotations, and hence nothing
Shinred .Ince LIST inst IA, OG6 bags
Stock this day --iVo,VVO en-
ExcHANGE- Little mas been done At q s0Lo, oV
DAYS 2S az 90 DAYS, upon London, at 5i5 upon
PARIS. The business since the departure OF inc
Teviot may be fairly estimated az t52o,Ood lp "a
Lopoon 500 600 francs upon France, &c $50 900
mares bsBco upon Hamburg
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Inc whole commerce of the state has xonde rf,itiv
decreased during tue past i've years The fact th-
capital OF Ne.-Ohesns has been principally en-
ployec IN shaving notes, and doing banking on,i
meas instead OF beng invested in internal improve
menis. Tbs has principally resulted from the enor
nous taxes on property which Is so great ih.t MN
have found IL more profitable 20 shave notes TIN
ouIlo houses or railroads for the taIes nearly eat 10
the rents.
Al Boston The Jour1a! saws the Money
market is sih gaming In the supply Of capital The
Banks Ie discounsins larser lines for their custom.
srs, and loan more readily on cal, while private
lenders find less active employment for a,cum LAT.
ng sums, and are wiling 70 loan on securities which
but recently would have been peremptorily reused
A meeting OF the Vermont Central Rail
road Company Directors is 70 be held. anlws t,r,.
some means may be then devised for reucyinz the
unpleasant Impressions which now prevail as z, tse
course OF The Company In connection with :be col.
lateral Bonds pledged BY Mr. Quincy
The W00nS0cket Patriot saws the nex
Bank IN contemplation N that village /, to s.a, n,
name Of the Producers Bank and Is de,ignsd
more especially, for lae accommodation of the ro.
die interest class ofmen
Mr.. Heman b. Ely, Of Rochester ~.
been elected Prescen. Of tae Green Bay ana TX.
Superior Railroad Company This road i,,s.1a.
TO run from the mouth OF lensrnine. Ri,., -.
enpnes into Green Bay, 10 some poiatosT,k.
saperor' probably Carp River
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SENTENCE OF DARN ne sentence .,
SOnn - having murdered his wife oy poison In
was aouncsd ny Judge Ogden At
the opesrs OF the Court this afternoon ne 70 s ~
huns On Tuesday, March 80. tNeWsfS Au'' Jan -
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MARINE JOURNAL.
poAr OF aEw-QoBK- ....-JANUARY


- See Third Page for additional sap Ns'rs Z J
Cleared.
shin Marion Johnson Savannsh. Dunham Dmon.
BaIss- I.au.a SNOW. Robbins, Rev Orleans, Lagle y
Hazard I.is b., Milton, London. Thomas Mlnsow
Kate * Al,-a Lowe SSa Juan De Nicaragua, G Durand
K Adams Dcnsconb Barbados. VI. Smith 90
Bngs-Glosner Or ) Mason. llaHH, . A. walker ,
II X McGiyery Crockett, s.. vincent ~ VI Freem IA f,
PToyideEtiaI. (Br Collins. ABtieua. J. Is. 0lgey.
SchOoneTs-E. Lewis, Berry, Por land, 5. W Lewis
Deborah L,re Washington, y. C., Bat"man & RIife-
row London, lBI..) CraIe, Cufacoa IL O. Oonavsn
Ottoman, Atkius Bangor. &c X. y. Buck CO. Henry
la Fricsson Middlstewn H. C., n I. NcCready <
Co John Tunius, Crane Norfolk. H. " Trady +
HBGs, Perry, cksOhyg.e, W EI"eu.
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COrRT PROCEEDINGS.

Corgr CALESDAR-Ths Day SUPEaI1
C,,pT-Nos ca, l67. 2o4, 100. 9s. 222, a., A. les,
94l. 24a 81, 24s 252, 253 PSI, %, a 3d. 22l g.
2ts 2fO TO cts
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From nrr Cnrr.sponden,s ]
Disasters, &C.

PHILADELPHIA. Ianuar a9-Arrlued-Bns Aa.,,s
Breni. J. Eyerhaidf. Bremen.
clse,,l.-B Bark Nashua. Mortimer, New oxsaas
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Passengers Sailed
Passengers Arrived.

In ,h,p Daunless iron, Boston Tor vaDsrIso-Mr Sc
phen williamson Of 80 w York.
Passengers Arrived.
IN sl,p Mara from RueROs AyresMr Brandreth, CAPT,
Ayenll. late OF steamer New-fork
nINI1ruEE ALhASAc-.--rAIs DAY
5ux-aisss.- IS SsIs---- ID nooN-Ses I 2iIn
HIGH gArER----Jan. 80
srndy Hook 4 Sim Gov IslsRd.2 ilm Heu Gas.+ a'sa
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BY TeIegrnph.

BOSTON, Jan 2q-Arr shi1 Bagt0a. Nanii'a s,,s 4,
baTks JtsuI,p. RI RacAe ,tn ast lea bns Ab.I.s'
FOR Ne York in q DAYS Horace. Charleston A a.
N1rfolk schrs. keEIass. Potomac RIVER Are -
ayes 3ih inst len sctr rosa, fo New Y3Tt y 80,
at D. p NJ yesterday, darug thicS saoNs;o-n. a.
Srpck m Peaked Hi Bar. Cape Cod brt got a vA.a.
dan aFe er "a rowing over the deck load ~ .es,,
ca siips y Kimball New orleans Colnuhia NJ,
York. n 2 q cde1 NatarZas STAMFORD. Wlifaisrt..
n Jusiice story. AieNardria bugs Martha Rers,.
Natanzss. Logan. sagua Flora. Havana scer Eas.
bow. klclmond
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+ C0''sSsN 4 he ~ Fn'dsIis. - 90 II Bas.np.
Tor he luFytSe n 81. sfz g ester rspaIas - as.S
WIS - - pi0Yfrr fIfm re ansro "a ned rs.s.i
her psss.Es fem NeHcas'o % Ss~Y-s
ladea ~i,n 4 yAius- cae8 ~ ne rchsndus n 49,
o. iiio' The plF.s "a fns 2'fa n', she rst -
FashTp SsIt faS Tcrofs' in r. Ntfpts7 aad 49,
ne ,sa-sffc o.; sirfwaTd or .,,A H..
fntaer sud making nrh va'eT IL a dAntsron, s,,s
ton Csrt Coifsrei ht "a fsfeT1insc crsdaet "a -
gcst tNsrtnss u tm>e trG crr'y conducted The x.s
n.sry fr tie CDcse ca, ~tnol, 1sssta-es A.. ~.
su that offered iher feIfcss fssei N ntiss tupI.,ss
WITHOUT On agreement hrf which Csp Caiersll pss,..
TsfassI 70 do and he ultimately succeeded gs,,sS n,
II large boats art q crews fnr ,e~.
sum 4 lj titus SAVING q 81 patrS u'eErstsd az
and cargo lie alf tuormOas etgeEss Of ~
fhrnprh the Rgh Corft 81 hfur ally whch ts -.
Gnently 70 low are these eu are emp owed siilss A
sg.ssmeAf an. Sir. faur f.osf olsdicnf seFFaai
Newcastle on. Trs Jan. s. 1871 SHif OsNfs
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The above, IL must be understood, are the risks,
and not the actual losses 10 the Companies
The following are the assurances in Bos-
ton on the steamer George Washington, burnt OF
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MKTHnnIsT ALMANAC.

lust PUBLISIIED.-rhe Almanac Tor 1858 II now ready
81 II II handsomely printed good paper, embeishsd
with cngrayins and altogether got up In at
trscve style In addition 10 the usual matter OF alma
mac contains the Statistics Of the NJ. H. ChurchPan Of
Episcopal Yisations for l653-Bhops Of NJ. f. Church,
with their residences &c-summary Of the Missions Of the
NJ Il. Church-Tsblss OF Colleges and Seminaressunday
School Union Stascs-Book Concorn-Stastcs Of the NJ.
H. Church; Of the British Wesleyan Methodist Church
Primitive Methodist Church; Wesleyan Church In Canada
NJ T. Church In Canada African NJ. u. Church; Principal
Religious Denominations In the United States and the
American Bible Society Government Of the United States,
including list Of ths Members Of the Senate and House OF
Representatives. Statistics OF the Population, Manufacturer
Agriculture Railroads. &C. Of the several States and Terri
tores-Popuation Of Principal Cities and Towns-pop-
uaton OF Countries and Ces-Navigation and
mcrcc the United States &c &c IL contains also
riety Of good reading matter In prose and verse.
sep % GRAY A BALJANTYNE 7th st,
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Rich Curtain Belongings.

IE have just received and have for sale rich and
w extensive assortment Of Gilt Cornces in entirely
new designs and at very low prices.
Also elegant Side Bands Pins and Hooks, beautifully
presenting various flowers and fruits all represented in the
highest perfection of the arts They quite
and very pretty
cases. comprising very attractive assortment of new
style Centre Cords and Tasses Side Loops Gmps all
Of which made to order expressly match
the various rich curtain fabrics have in store and
sale.
Also, one case new style French yeves wi1 the trim
mngs matching for curtains
These goods entirely this country and whilst
they cost but little money extremely genee and ad
init into the paror unusually transparent and pleasant
light.
Also pieces rich cherry and myrtle green plain
Cloth for piano and table cloths article very
style, pretty and reasonable
Elegant piano, table, and stand Covers in tapestry pat
terms fine French cashmere, warranted to hold their
colors in washing.
Rich Damascus Table Covers in silk, WOOL and wool and
cotton, all in unique designs.
Also 20 cartons style Lace and Swiss muslin
Curtains, in pairs.
And of wide lace to be used shades with brochate
or satin lain, embroidered In application and vncwork,
very new, pretty and cheap.
To all Of which the attention Of housekeepers and those
preparing to housekeep is respectfully invited.
CLAGETT & DODsoN
2T-eo
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nR. HARRIs's INFIRMARY,
IL NO. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET,


mTwEEN SECOND AND LOMBARD sTRKErs-
A1- SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFRECTED, OR NO
MONEY! REQUIRED.
Over twenty years experience In the treatment Of all
forms OF PRIVATE DISEASES enables Dr. HARRIS to in
sure sound and speedy in any Of these complaints.
His remedies are free from disgusting OILS balsa poisonous
compounds Q mercury, and Vuyoas drugs which often
lead 70 exposure, rendering the unhappy sufferer invalid
forIvS. .tsW VIZ
THIS INFIRMARY,
celebrated throughout the UNION for Tia eieetual OF
all classes OF Secret Diseases In the shortest time
compiished by proper and safe vemes, was established In
this city over thirteen ago. REFUGE from Quacke-
ry No public notice of this Institution would be required
werct not for the number of strangers in large city
posed to IMPOSITION from the aurng bas Of Mock Doc
TORS who will promise anything to entce strangers to their
wmTED sEPULcHREs.
ENFEEBLED MANHOOD
may here find certain restorative The remedies of DR..
HARRIS In renovang the POWERS and
removing all ORGANIC DISABILITY with other evils entailed
by certain Secret Hdb innocent In action certain In
effect and unsurpassed by any discovery Of the age
TO FEMALES.
Dr. H. has given particular attention to female diseases
His experience enables him to relieve sYELY and SPEEDILY
all Irregularities, Nsruos DeranQement, Constitutional Weak
ness, General Debility de- Prompt attention given to let
ters and treatment marked with skill and decacy. Com
munications sacredly inpiolate. .s2
Distant persons cured at home by addressing DR. COR
DON HARRIS Baltimore Qetters pospaid Medicns sent
in direction by mail. 27--1y
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r. r. r. No. 3.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS

RADWAY's HEGULATOHst
MILD AND PLEASANT IN THEIR OPERATION.
To regulate the Bowels and cleanse the system from all
PUTRID AND ACRIMONIOUS HUMoRs.
Good at all times Time Five Hours
Small Doses Regulate Large Doses Purge.
Trksa in Doses from One 10 Es0hL
THEY WILL CURE
Costiveness, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Constipation OF The Bowels,
Sour Stomach, Heart Burn,
Measles, Smallpox,
Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint.
FEvERs OF ALL KINDS
Typhoid, Pneumonia Scarlet Typhus Yellow and Bilious
And in all where the system is out Of order,
dose of the Regulators will Regulate
the Bowels, give Tone and Energy
to the Liver and Restore the Natural Health.
Three Regulators Ia ordinary Dose and will empty the
bowels of their refuse matter In a few hours.
1s They cleanse the stomach from all ftid diseased
humors, and leave II sweet clean, pure, and healthy
the pores and give regular and healthy action the skin
Sd They purge from she skin the secrctons the bowels
the stomach and every function In the system, all morbid
and unhealthy humors.
In serious cases. where prompt and immediate action
required and general operation of the bowels demanded
FIVE TO EIGHT REGULATORS
will produce the most beneficial effects In all
Scarlet Typhus and Bilioustake from 10 three Reg
ulstors every hour, until free and powerful evacuation Is
produced.
Railways Regulators pure safe, quick, powerful but
mild and pleasant In their operation
Price of Railways Regulators Is cents per box contain
ing 80 Regulators
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
T. II. sTABLER CO., Baltimore, Nd.
CHAs ST0TT A CO., Washington.
J. Y. CALLAN, Washington.
w II. GILMAN, Washington
n. 8. T. OISSELL, Georgetown, D.
COOK PEEL, Alexandria, Va.
jyH-ly
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RHE
CASES CURED IN THE YEAR 1881.
DURING THE WEAR

DUhlNG The YEAR.
A4- RAILWAYS READY RELIEF CURED
10000 Of Rheumatism In Now York.
10000 Of Rheumatism In Boston.
10000 cases Of Rheumatism In Philadelphia.
5000 cases of Rheumatism In Michigan
5000 cases Of Rheumatism In Illinois.
As- So quick Is Railways Ready Relief In curing Rheu
mssm, that nine patients out Of every ten relieved
from all pain In few minutes after the nrst application
We have known many twenty persons In day, who
have called at Office In their carriages the Relief
applied by Ms, and IN FIFTEEN MINUTES have walked
away rejoicing that they have been able to walk
alone, without the aid OF stick crutch.
Its action immediate It's effects powerful and pleas
ant; for in less than ten minutes after taking
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
The patient experiences its Delightful Emotions Health
Restoring Efficacy
WORKING IN THE SYSTEM.
BEAR IN MIND,
That all Pains Rsdway's Ready Relief will stop In few
minutes.
8s Price Of Railways Ready Relicf25 cents, so cents
and 81 por bottle.
Esac bottle, to be genuine must bear the fac-simile sig
nature of RADWAY co.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-15
DOMESTIC GOODS.

y A rs, and a. brown shirting
ga, 100 pieces blssched shrtinss, Nsumksag, wsunO
setto Wcssacumcon, prize medal, Jamess Steam
Mills, Jonsdsle, Bartlett, New York Mills and all
the other best brands
s4, e4, -, 104, and ia, bleached sheeting
80 pieces Canton flannel, bleached and brown
40 do superior bed-ticks, from cents up
Penty plaids
Apron checks
Pillow cotton
Striped shirtings
10 bales cotton lsps-all Of which We will sch cheap
sen 2i-tr YERBY MILLER.