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DANk Of England Whiting Ink
ID Bank Of England Sealing Wax
This day received direct from the makers Londcr
FRANCK TAYLOR
Also, London 1ndellible Ink for Writiyg on Liner
cotton, and silk; used without any other accomt a
niment or preparation. jsl5-
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REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LOAN
OFFICE.
j. P. c HI A Z
M LII devote his time TO the purchase Of Real
w Estate of every description, and to tn. Rent
ing OF Houses in Washington, Georgetown, District
OF Columbia and adjoining counties Of Maryland
and Virginia.
Also, the purchase and sale of Stocks and N<co.;.
atoms OF Loans.
ONCE, first door north Of the Presbyt. rian Church
on "a street, near the City Hall, Washington city,
D. T.. ''
EEFKkxNCR:
Col. NJ THOMPSON,
Office. 'H'
PARo NoURsE,
il Q-lm
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n An RE ID,

=. on me xad instant, by the Rev John C.. Smith,
M NsX DnsiEL McRAE 10 Miss MARGARET Gun,
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600 YARDS Striped and Plaid Silks at
wv e0 ceL Is, very good and cheap
1000 yards rich Black Silks, from 80 cts. up
QUALIFY -
The above goods were bought at Auction and win
b sold at very lon prices. = = .
WIN. R. RILEY,
Corner 6th street, opposite Centre Market
may 2Q-lm
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LA HERMANDAD

LA HERMANDAD.
A NEW and charming sett of Spanish Waltzes,
IA composed by Senior Pedro A. Daunss, and EN-
oeished with correct and beautiful view of the
Academy Of the Visitation, Georgetown, D. C. Pub
iished by Hibus hits, Washington, D. O., an for
sale BY all the principal music stores throughout
the United States. The trade supplied on liberia
terms. je9
and Frederick, (id) Examiner, each 3t every other
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BREAKING THE WIREs.--The Ba6alo Co,1,er
states that the number Of pigeons in New
York state this year IL unprecedented. Ono
aock came il contact with the telegraph wire
on the Buffalo and Now York railroad, and
broke it in two places '..91 ~.
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lfoH SALE OR RENT-On reasonable terms, two
~ twostory brick HOUSES, with Easements ~
Each mouse con tains seven rooms fronting on st.
poi SC. For further particulars apply to
a j. A: RICHARDS, Brickmakers, or
90. A. Il. MARROW, on the premi:es
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NOTICE.
IL FARE REDUCED TO FIvECENTs |
&EzadEzs Or as low as the lowest-The new
ana Splendid steamer GEORGE PAGE, Captain GUY,
now running hstween Washing ION and Alexapdria
has reduced the fare to FIVE CENTS.
The travelling public will find good and comforts
bic accommodations on this Beat
Refreshments at all times viii be had and at short
notice, and the very best that can be got in the
markets lie 10 las CIV Canta,r
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EfOR RENT-The Brick Dwelling ard Store: slso.
4 the brick Warehouse at the Garner of 8th street
pete order, and will be ready for a tenant nv tho
ist OF July There are deep cool cellars under each
building and an extra lot in the rear of the ware
mouse; Gas In front of the house. The stand il a
aesIaoie one Tor business the ne'ghborhood beinz
tlicHy punt up AMI only one square from the NAVY
Yard Gate, on the public thoroughfare Apply 10 ,
>. g. ADAMS, Grocer, ~
lie 22-3ta ~oA'iee'
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T. The Crystal Palace at sydenham l..

II The Crystal Palace at sydenham, Lon.
don, is to be opened wrh monster concert
Costa leading 1,oOo performers. The Palace
is fast proceeding to completion, and would
certainly be opened on tho 10th of June The
Archbishop of Canterbury conducts the re-
ligious part of the Inauguration. The calcu-
Istion. is that the receipts for the frs, year
will amount to 1881 900, the expenses f4O, 900,
leaving . net income Of f34l 900 The CAPT.
tai being q million sterling, this calculation
would give dividend Of thirty four per cent.
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lie HOUSE, with IL rooms, on street, doors
Il west Of 18th, having been altered so as to have
now comfortable communication with the Kitchen
Is offered for rent, with or without gas Anplv 2l
door south Of q, on 18th street. 10 1rC;.*
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LUMB Err.

VNHB Subscribers having established themselves In
i the Lumber business, ct the old stand Of VIM.
Bird, corner Of 9Th and streets, are prepared to
furnish all articles In the trade favorable tsrms
They solicit share Of public patronage. OF s'a1
je16-Aotf &. is hu 6RO. W. 8ARkkTT 90. s.
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CUMMER HATS of white and drab beaver
- white, drab, and black Felt .sF
Also, large supply OF STRA W HATS Of all col
ors for men, boys, and children. And in order to
reduce my large stock ehan from this day off r
them at reduced prices. III 5 LANES
-a- l5o Hat, Cap, aud Gents Furnishing
Store, Penna. avenue, near ~ street
10
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nR. l.. b. FECnTIG
- Offers hiseervices to the eitisens Of the Dis
trin -.-. ~ =, = -
80 .ifice and residence on L, bet 18th and 18th ets
Ia 2k-ar6m
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ITO LEr-A frame HOUSE, on 18TH street vest.
4 between and M streets north. The house has
ten rooms, in good order-a pump Of good water IN
the yard. Rent SIS per month. Possession given
Immediately by applying to A. BORLAND.
je Zl-3t*
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By GREEN q scon.. Aee.lonee.

HprCE SUIT, Auctiou..
h,0h aoosb AND LOT. onno.;.. :,
Instant a.. p, Marine
oclk m good fe N front Q, tbs preniso ISts
anu LOT Situated on Sth street west. h-.t House
Rs-rs u s1eee,s, Immediately opposite tho scGth
90 fe In Square soi. The lot fronts :, srine
Title in6isputable.
10 1 n'n one'third cash the bslsne. in q 70
of tia 'Qs NOES bearing int rest from the an"
deed given and deed Of trust taken. E
;eas GREEN SCOTT,
- Auctjopeers
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-. .. MCGUIRE. Auctfoneer.
NAIuABLE BUILDING LOTS cs., ~. g.,
oy s1 auction On THURSDAY sS .he esptoi
80 O'Clock, on the premises. T shan oSa,' jun
inches On no oSe, fronting each 90 t.pt Iol
running back about 90 feet. ana v sts,
,;a. ne'e iots sre beautifully. located within, a..
distance % the Capitol, aud offer pr.st INA, snort
POUNDS [ " s'e S"iltoi
Terms: Oue,half cash; the residue IN On dave
Tor note bearing interest, enthusiastically securei
JAS. Q. Mcguire,
Juoe is-o | Auctioueer.
~ The above sale f. postuon.a I'm
consef aence OF the weather until MONDAY After
noon, June Goth, same hour.
,,. So. J. C. MCGUIRE.
= 80 Aactioneer.
BY BARNARD q BUCKLEY, Geo,,n.
FURNITURE AND HousssoLp EFPecrs AT
O'Clock a. M we shall sell, at the residence of Mis-
ses Booees on Bridge street, near Congress the an
tire household Furniture. - VI
We name in part
Mahoeany Sota End Dining Tables
10 Breakfaz and side Tables g.
Rush, Windsor nd Rocking Chairs
Mahogany Secret-ry al d Bookcase
Large gilt aud other Looking glasses
Iarlor, hall. and stsir Carpets
China Tea Sett, Csstors
China and Glassware
Bedsteads, Mattress s. Bedding
First rate feather Beds
Mahogany Bureaus, Washstands
Wash tables Curtains, &C.
Tsn plate and cooking Stoves -,..
Kitchen Utensils, Iron Ware &c
complete set Of School Furniture such az Desks.
Benches, &c.
And many articles not enumerated. a..
Sale without regard to weather
Terms cash BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
e.a-st Arcton.ers
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WANTS.

Or les. g. and 'aassrtisenen,., four ,;,,.
,,,o ,ot each insertion, IS cents; each add,;as,
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y TARIErE.-We are happy to inform our
readers that this theatre will open on Monday
next with Mad. MaFguerittes and her brother,
Mr.. Granville. .. $3.50. ..,-. .,
Warren RETURNS We are glad to report
the guard house empty last night. No eases
were brought to the trial room this morning
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-Thefi first Inc
of magnetic telegraph ever established in tits
or any other country, was built between this
city and Baltimore. 1t was afterwards con
tinued to Philadelphia, and from thence t.,
New York, under the auspices Of the Magne.;,
Telegraph Company.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

k'oh SALE-A CIGAR STORE, situated on pa
Il avenue, with q fine stock on hand ana . oooa
run OF custom The rent is s4O0 per annum IN.
clud ng fine dwelling attached to the str ~.
MODERATE. Apply to CHAS. WALTER
On Sd. between and a sts
Also, CARPENTER SHOP for sale on mode.
rate terms. " A NJ
lie 24-eo3t .- =" W.
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AUCTION SALES

scUess a.. =: WRIGHT, GeorE.town.
MI AND AoLAssIs sfanc,;a. a. 49,.
A. b. eds the 18th instant, at IL o'ooSp n ~
Chase, from Ms wharf. The csrro Of The S.r ca
4os hhds prIns. Porto Rico, consistns .t Cue
=" DO choice Noises,
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A CARD.-Our customers are most resp ctful
"A ~ Noticed that tn ir accounts ars being made
on and Will he presented to them on the 2eth
We shall bs very much obliged to all who shall,
call and settle fore the Let of July or "A
after as possible as is absolutely necessary to our
success in business that we receive a amounts due
TO us. tis''t--. 81 = way
If our customers will comply wi h the sbovs ,e
quest, (as they cert inly ought to do II is our In
tentlon to make arrangements for the fall trade on
much larger scale than usual, in order to meet cur
largely incrs asing sales.t
ctAaErT, NEWTON, May CO.
lie 21-d2w W.
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B0NNETs, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERS.
HOSIERY and GLOVES Of every description end

B0NNETs, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERS.
HOSIERY and GLOVES Of every description end
III price ~
Pareeols Muslin Collars ....
Cambria Rlouncings and Fdgings ..r-F
Embd Muslin Vpderhsndkerchiefs -
Embd Lawn and linen cam HGsf
Plain and dg'd wash apa silk Nets
Tarletcn Muslips and blk silk Laces t..--
All OF tne Above goods. together with MANY 9th.
en- ii be sold at very low prices in order TO re.
duce stock. WIN r. RILEY. a.
ie 16-lm
ENERN LEAVES from Fanny's Portfolio, second
I series = y
Life Ia AbyRsiLia, by Mansfield Parkyrs ,51eg
American Fruit 0rowers' Guide, by X Elicit nc
Lectures on Pulmonary ConsuMption, by Theopl
lus Thompson II D ~ - '--rJ
Alone, BY Marion Hariand - rsi.-..ts - rlFev
Theosogicel Hsssys, vols, b Thos Do ouinoev = +
Iarkers Book Of Mechanics and lnRineerinp IN r
-WNystfon, @ 81 % = sa5as5lE u % = =
0eAhfry OF Common Lfs, No. 4, by LII n.oc. ~, I
Sea seseaEsd 1t TAYLOR q kAURYT
ny No. " ~ ~ a~o DookGtsrs, near 9th st d
-
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NOW Is THE TIME

NOW - THE TIME
IN AND THIS rs THE PLACE.
DdSuerreotypts. for Is cents asd uprpards
For the accommodation Of those who want cheap
pictures, Wilson d %. have fitted up nne
gallery in Lane fuckers Building, directly over
the Gallery formerly known as ''Tk0mpson'sn
Remember the name and be sure and fnd the
right gallery. WILSON 4 Co, :
49,. 70. avenue, between ~ and 9th sts.
NAV 1T -
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ALEXANDRIA ProSEEs MILLs-This now
conc srn have commenced operation, and as
prepar atory work before the new crop Of whsst
comes in, are grinding rye. 1t II said that the
machinery works admirably, and everything
P,ss promise Of success. ..,a. ~. 81 -
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w ANrsp-A sisuation by young man a.
w boos Keeper or acsi- tant book cepar in anv
business where h. can make himself generally ne:
.uI: or situation In Telegraph Office, where he
je 20-3t& - = - 4s'' oAuee'
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NIANTED-A young MAN, to take charge of q
w Drug Store Good references required AID
dress 81 g." through the Post Office.
js 2l-Sts
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The WEArHER-The hot weather NAV bs
now said to be at its meridian noon.tide be :.
The thermometer at the Star Office registered
81 degrees at IL m. What other ,hermomet e,
registered we do not undertake to say /. a
thermometer is placed in an ice house, q. a
matter Of course it will be lower, and if pla e
beside the boilers of a steam engine it will be
considerably higher. Chacum a son eoni-
and thermometers very often differ Cos WHY?
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OurRAGEous.-George Bell, stout young
man, was arrested this morning by officer Cox
for an assault and battery on poor crippled
boy, 10 years of age named John Magu;rc
lie struck the poor boy on the back wiz:
heavy paving stone. Justice Goddard sent Il q
prisoner to Jail in default of security for Cou IT.
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BOARD OF HEALTH The Board of Heal b
will hold their stated meeting this afternoon,
at o'clock: We hope that the subject Of the
general health will be discussed Some alarm
ing rumors, which as far as We could ascertain
had no foundation respecting the cholera, had
crept into one of our city papers; and it is
right that the public mind should be officially
satisfied about the state of the general health
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TRUNKS, Hat Boxes, valicee, Carpet Bags,
satehels, &c, of all qualities, just received,
which, with our former stock, makes our present
ricr Inducements to purchasers, In variety, price
and qualities not to be met with elsewhere in this
city. WALL STE, HENS,
next door to the Iron Hall,
+ Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
e 2l-tf
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A NUIsANcE.-One Of our neigh bors reque
us to call the attention of the Commissioner 10
the condition of the cutters on 18th street
crossing q street. HeIcomplains that Nnie
pains appear to be taken by the authorize %
keep this part Of the Second Ward clean
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w ~. TED trusty servant GIRL. :, - r.
Good ras. nosexork family Of two 70 10 gene
ply ssn Il s sss, Of s9s Ap
Je Ate N ID ses, n. side
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OLD OFFEsDER.-Biil Adams. negro, \ 30
has Blu. lately finished his second term in the
penitentiary Tor con stealing, was arrested ~
sfhcer Burr yesterday, for several breache- #
the corporation laws; drunkenness, profan;tr,
disaraerly' conduct, &C., DC. He was u EN-
before Justice Mnrsell, who sent him to lie
farm Bill fought hard, but arrived safely at
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NTANTED-A good servan. J. ~ N"'n'
w Der and holsework Coo wages pail. None
need apply without good recommendation. Opp. -
Willards' Hotel. 4... TT. ERIEBUS
il 9l-Its
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CITY RAILRoAD.-The bill for the formation
Of City Railroad between the Navy " ],
anu Georgetown' was reported yesterday in
the House of Representatives by Mr.. Cullen,
from the Committee on the District of CoIuml;a,
and referred to the Whole House. The .! J.
visions OF the bill were give by US some tire
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w WASHERS and IRONERS Tor I1id 49,
ConJorf-A few good Walters four good chs mber
MAIDS, and . women to wash and iron Apply at
"lr rus Hotel, between the hours Of u and oc,k.
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STEAK ESGIsEs.-The Alexandria Gazette
gives the following enumeration of places
where steam engines are used in that city in
daily operation: At the cotton factory; the
railroad depot; Smith & Perkins's railroad
works, 2; Hunters ship yard Thompson 4
1 the i9 TnA r.. sas
brewery; Thomas's plaster mill; Entwistle d
Moore 8 foundery Jameson 8 foundery jam
ieeon's bakery; Jenkins planning and saving
machine; JsmesGreen ssaw mill G. C. Brad
ley's cabinet factory; Brengie Baulauif' s
whseluright shop; Nails g. Brother carpen-
ter shop; {. Z. SmoOt d Sons tan yard.
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WANrED-To borrow 81 - 90 for one year or
w longer. which will be secured by a deed of
aust on CITY properly, worth more than double the
smount. Address post raiD Box 235, Washington
CITY. r. .-.e .. lie 22-3t*
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VALUABLE OFPIcERs.-We were accidentally
witness Of something of the riot occurring at
the corne of ID and 18th streets. on the after
noon Of the day before yesterday. and do not
hesitate to say that but for the energy, and
discretion with which police officers Barnacio
and Boss discharged their duties on the coca
sion, it might have been a very serious affair.
involving hundreds of thoughtless and excited
persons, principally youths We have wit.
messed the management Of the police Of north.
ern cities 10 similar rows, and never saw them
discharge their duties so we'll under circum.
stances Of so much difficulty. ..
TIE MAIL TRAINs.-An article appeared in
to-day's Sun, announcing change Of time in
the arrival and departure of the mail trains
to and from Washington, on and after Monday
next. Such arrangement, We should infer, Is
somewhat premature, for On enquiry this morn
ing a. the depot, we we're informed by the
agent Of the company, Mr.. Parsons, thas he
had NOT received any order to change the hour
Of starting the trains as yet, although II was
expected that che change would tale place.
ALEXANDRIA ProSEEs MILLs-This new
conc sFn hava cam mar cAd onayafion and ma O
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CHESAPEAKE AND CANAL.-The Chesap pc a ,
and Ohio Canal is now in excellent naviga / 10
order, and large quantities of the valua 10
mineral coal IRE being daily transported over
ito
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ADAMS & Co.'s ExPREss.-By the late ac
cident on the Philadelphia and Baltimore rail
road, when the baggage car Of Adams Il Co. :
Express ran off the track at the Susq uehanna
there was among other things box of books
consigned to Taylor & Maury. the booksellers
Of our city. The books were from the firms os
Phillips 4 Sampson, Ticknor & Co, Gould 4
Lincoln, Little & Brown. They were pulled
out, and the box with its contents, was tran
aged that they have been sent back again as
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nAMoTkEsS WANTED-One who ga, ~, =
a. 6hidrens clothes Win find eoo5 bsn ana
u sIs..s. -''" '' nv ''sner OF oh and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-10-06
OUTHERN
Conn III erciaI College,

WRITING TNSTIT UTE.
rINIIE first term of this College will COM
mence on MONDAY, Feb. Is, in the >ESSREy
large and spacious room in Coopers block K@8
5,u Cherry street i've doors above Deaderck
The course Of instruction this institution will embrace
housekeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
and Pennanship
opIpI wall receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualilei discharge the duties of the accountant.
Students will be Instructed in all the modern improved
adopted by the best regulated houses in the country
ou others which dspenses with the use of the Jour
nal greatly leSSenDg the amount O labor and liability TO
err ana another which renders the of the Cash book
and journal superHdOus and enables the bOOkkeeper to
post his personal da and his merchandise and
cash a. often as my suit his convenience.
This latter form particularly designed for the use
reraE establishments.
gAey will be taught simple process by which the
chant times ascertain the amount OF his loss or
gain together with the quantity of goods hand without
es,rtiu the tedious process of taking inventory.
This institution will be permanent and has been estab-
lsAed the already important and growing COM
necia interests of the city OF Nashville and State of Ten
nrSsee and designed to place upon basis inferior
IL none in this country.
The inpor ance to every business man, of knowledge
uf acco nis, must be sufficiently obvious TO all rehecun
minds.
To the man Of wealth is important to enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically and without pecunary loss
aud the Lawyer often called upon, in the discharge OF
bis professional duties to unraVel the most intricate ac
counts but the young man who depends upon MS own
resources livelihood, it is Invaluable. 1t gives him
position which nothing else can.
lie holds the post OF confidential clerk IN his employers
service.
In connection with this establishment is department for
the benefit OF those who take lessons in writing
Nv where an elegant hand writing will be impaired to all
wn1 place themselves under the of the preceptor
Pupils entering this institution are not limited To any
number of lessons but for d specified price may continue
any branch hey pursue until they perfected retaining
the privilege OF reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
period free OF charge
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TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL
w q \ ID L IL LIE Il IL T. w ID II 4, ID Z

NHE gIeat wonder Of the World has at length been dis
/ covered You cannot make one hair white or black,
but MIR. Byron H. Robb length procured the truth
Of the great secret after much study toll and expense how
the hair curl and in the most beautiful and
graceful for life The proprietor has travelled
through various parts Europe for upwards of nine years.
in search of the celebrated chemist and physoogist NJ
Jaques and has length found him in Italy, and purchased
Of him the receipt for the Of 5000 persons hav
ing the unc0uth and looking har have
formed into the most beautiful and curling appear
that could be desired. The composition of which the
article composed will cost than 81 cents, and
bat application needed the hair to it to curl
and the most uniform and perfect order for e and
thus improve the looks and appearance one hundred per
We Cer this wonderful discovery to the world
for the of ST. Direct all letters to BY RON H. ROBB
Flrnngton, Trambu county, OhiO and the receipt will
be DOS t-paid to secure attention. [septlS:dw3m
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE g.
4 FARM situated in the county of Madison 10 az,
miles northeast from jackson, and some miles 1s.A-
east the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, the dstl
from Spring Creek aud contains about 700 acres
Sand Farm has been long esteemed of the very best
in the county, and located in healthy section entirely
exempt from the visitation of Cholera There are $50
acres cleared land, and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE. cOmUOdous GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRESS-an excellent STABLE and other necessary out
houses. .
The said Farm has most fertile and productive SOIL
admirably adapted for the cultivation OF Cotton and could
he made one Of the best soCkrms in West Tennessee
being well watered with FIVE never falling Springs and
beautiful creek.
ANY person desirous of purchasing invited to examine
the premises and learn of the subscriber other particulars
terms, &c THUS. b. FENNEh'
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