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4 '''A''ft-. 81 ! pti > fSo ~ CA'h'i1f
CHARLES 5Mir TIL, Dissenting Mini ster
A PERMANENT CURE ON A DISEASED LIVER,


PERMANENT CURE ON A DISEASED LIVER,
YEARs' pCRATIos.
Copy OF Letter from Mr. 6i;Irr-, ,hemst, Yeovil,
II Professor Holloway.
Dear Sir,-1n this district your Ps commend a more
extensive sale than any other proprietary
fore he public As aproo OF their -acy Liver aud
bilious complaints may mention the follow ing
la ~ of this with whom am pers onay
tTd, for sufferer from disease
Liver and digestive medical attendant IA
suTed her that he could nothing her
iug and IL likely she cuut survive oalhs
This announcement naturally caused alarm among
her ffeuds and relations, and they induced make
iri1t OF your Pills, which improved h-r general
health that she induced until he
r. ceived perfect This IL twelve ago and
she has not rinced any symptoms of relapse, anu
often declares that Pills have been the means
ing her me- remain yours truly,
Jnly p, 1873. j. CAMS.
These celebrated Pills are NIderfGiy ecacioas
following complaints.
Ague nropsy Indsmaton Sore lhrr ats
thma Dyseutery Jauudce stone & Gravel
Bilious Go Erysipeas Liver Com Secutdary, nm
plants FemEl- Irreg plants toms
the skin Fevers of all Piles Tnmours
Bowel Com Kinds rheumatism Ulcers
= ANTS Fits tentiono OF Fenereal Alec
Coiics Govt Urine tous
CONSTIPATION Headache Scrofula or Worms of all
OF tn, Bowels Indigestion Kings Evil Kinds
Consumption Debility Weakness, from whatever
canse &C.,
Sold a. the Establishment of Professor Hon
Strand Temple Bari Isonioa and also at his House
York. Orders tor Medicines in Sfates addressed
10 II HALFWAY, York; Will receive due atenti.n
sold also, by All respectable Druggists and in
Medicines throughout the United states. in Boxes 81
37}sc, SIC, ard SEC. each wholesale by the orinc
pal Drug houses in the Union and by sessrs A. e &
D. SASrs. New York.
There is cons 'erabe saving by taking the larc
or sizes
N iiDirections The guidance of patients in every
disorder affixed To each Fox 7v7 6rl
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Look at This.

LaU'I9A.HD (EDIO.D.aa
II AviNG enlarged and improved his Store is now
Ii receiving from St LOUIS and ether markets, well
z2AlIlIll5Y GROCERIES
onss'ing of allhe varieties usually kept in this
ket, such
Sugars, Teas, Coffee Rice, lolasses,
@ FlSh, Pork, Hams, Iobecco
fruits Of c{nlost eUery ruriefy,
Sogp CdadleS, SC, Sc &C.
which viii sold low ss st any store in this place
MS ariangenents such that he will at all time he
supplied with he best quality of
IL EV
FRESH from The best Mile in the State His old custom
ars and The public generalIy invited to call and
examine the qualify and prices OF his goods.
Mineral Point, A rii 25. 1853 26tf
NEW GOODS :
THE undersigned has Just received his FALL STOCK
DRY CGonS.
GROCERIES,
fsos'Te and SHOES, &C.,
ana respectfully invites The aeation of tbe public to
50 RICHARD NJ. SMITH
The race Of the Red Man is fas. disappearing from
te race 81 the earth; the Pequods ere gone, The
oaeicaf exists IN Tradition only, aud few scattered
Wounds and earth WORKS aie The only vesges of The
sascoullns The SAI'kS too, have been driven from
more wIii remain 10 tel the story Of their bn
"a outf 'ht their be handed down future
ons, AM heir oirtaes be extIied, the under
isHed mas oFoushi into the market choice lot OF
FOOLEN SOCKS,
"bcn ne WI" dispose ofin quantities To s purchasers
~ H. "a few pieces Of CHEAP BED TIC6S, have
o eth GRO esht along supply the places OF the
mefous Iesr Ties which The approaching cold weather
: APT 70 destroy y VI SMITH.
INSURANCE. AGENCY.
j following 80 raparste.f 10 wit
JeJeFso' L.fe Insurance Co. Of Cineinnati Ohio
-
AstC YORK ce7irat fesgraHoe CompdHy,of Cherry
1aAey, n. \,
= prepared 70 axe risks Lives 4nd Properly, the
i Principle r. d PULfoRD
iitt Agent for Iowa Co Wis.
* EAft a. - Boxes,z peEior .ioI saleas
~ CcL -; 80 GEO. W. CORPS.
Hoht SE TOEsACCEs-5 bbls. Goodwn &
- injury spanish sd fors ale COBB'S.
TBsuBACCo ANurTG.Tss, of ine best oualiy
- !ol SAFE 81 MALOEEY's.
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SEg at5 stss. All persons hereby
q Motif q not % iraspass- mine dig upon any at
The following lands, without the written conscntof
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Boots s. Shoes,

- cases and boys coarse Boots,
car do
> - do
D., , BOYS coarse and fine do
Il - women aud Iiss2's coarse and fire 30 tees,
Il - chiidrea's assorted Boots ard Shoes
Il would be useless meraie more, a. every one
knows keep and best selects stock u 10 Is
and sgpes in Wisconsin, and purchase direct
fro n tae manufacturers.
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N~-atsss:.S w ssF-Paintei Tubs, do Buck
cts, Covered Pals Sugar Boxes, butter Prints
i.dles. g. opyns, Zsac wsshbosrds. Mop Sticks "a iIow
Rss-,s Srrshes and general variety of TFsps jasl
ccIyed, ana Tor sale GEO. w. COB8S.
eS TG Akss.--i5 Hh'is Fair Kind N o. Sugar,
- - Ro.- Giariaed
20 = C-..Sa ed Z Loaf
Received sad Tor safe low ~ c. W C0RB-s
atIGArs. 500 choice ResAIia and Pr5pc;,,a 81
u sGrs, Tor sale .. CeBgS
EB0.E Il, % hand and for sale by
GEO w. cons.
pNsEGsY 81 s.s-jaa Bags Fine psiry salt ,vss
" received ami for sale By 6. W. COBB.
MAILS IS hegsassoried Sizes lust received and for
= sale at GEO. w. COHk'S.
OF 2pNes Lake Mills StIERAVTS. on Coz
- " segment, and for sale at &. W. COBBto
9f< .--7e pourds prime for sale
Ia GEO. y. ooBH.
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Clothing.

s5 assorted cnloref and quality Goats,
.s+ ~, p assorted cashmere ard sattinet Pants,
10 assorted su,iiiy and coored Vests,
Rcd IAnnel end striped Shirts. &C, sc sc.
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q 100 -ISSOf thStTtO y % 70 70
HARDWARE g. IRON.


Sucs, AZ Iron in every variety of size,
Steel, iron Axies,
Seat and Buggy Springs,
Nai--8rGuashi aud
Horse naits. Girss,
Log AID Trace Gains,
Shovels and Spades,
Hinges. Door springs,
Shlsei- & longs. sad Irons,
Iiil and <cnt Saws,
Iron aud Wool Beach Screws,
Door sceaners Msrlin Kettles and Stew pans,
Cine Kettles, Rope of all sizes,
BED Cords and Plough Lines,
t'rIni stone Iiangincs,
Double and Single Barrel shot Guns,
And full aud complete assortment OF Shelf Hard ware
both for a5use trimming and House Furnishing.
CaTpeaIng.
= pieces assorted tw o ply Carpets,
. do stair Carpet,
20 oil cloth for dpors,
Creen and figured Bookings.
Groceries.
shoxsneads NV Orleans Sugar,
70 barrels clarified do
DO Sugar no asa Moasses,
i do Vinegar,
So Bsxes Cincinnati Soap.
eco Boxes rEA--iap erial, G s. and Y II
5 half chests Black Tea.
10 do do linp. aud c. P. Ioss,
xes starch.
- 20 b boxes Tobacco,
10 Boxes Tob cc9,
3 Barrels smoking Tobacco,
go Kegs Blasting Powder,
~ sFo Rife do
5000 feet Safety fuse,
.saIsratlls, Pepper, spice, &c &C.,
TO LIS cd lisa
WOODEN WARE, &c.
Basket wagons, Market Baskets
Clothes Baskets snd Pins,
Axe helges, i!ztch-t and Hammer Handles,
wooden Ladies' and Spoons,
Mats, tubs, pals (cedaT and pine,)
Aud many other articles in the above line.
A;he ADORE goods se Srl be happy 10 show TO who
may be disposed 10 call before making their fall
purchases.
81 Conner of High and Chestnut Streets.
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DR GOODS,

Ele.ched and unbieashed Cottons, 104, 6 4,6 4, 4
ana 81, All grades,
Prints, OF all s.yles-
Red gre n biue yellow and white Flannels, in great
variety,
Rtue, white and brown Bsnkets,
Beaver, pilot, and broad clio rs of various coors.
,as imeTe, saItinets I~eeds linseys, kerseys, sc,
Diapers, Crash brown and white Linens-
Canvas, padding and every variety OF Tailors Trim
fnings.
Marines OF blue. drak brown, cia-et scarlet, black,
maroon, green AMI ather shades,
Alpaca, black bl@s, striped and brown,
- and cotton Han kerchefs,
iSaT State, long and square Shaw,s,
.'tSh aud black silk d.
TENNIS, h,ae and brown Drills,
T4ckinEs, Canton FldBnefs.
ttosie-y OF AL kinds far ladies' mi children.
t.,hfD
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TIE People Of the Mining Res

I Q re IeopEe Of tie lHanlng Region
u >.tN6 received my = s'stITE stock OF GO oDS,
deem iG advisable, for the hen-it az the pub &c
III maze few of the leading articles by o.
:at theg be in pari m4de To realize The
amour; c st * keep a1a the great amour. " hich
cell during the short OF year. My stock
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TIE BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED FOR IN
TERNAL OR EATERRAL APPLICATIONS.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE no THE WEST
Ia " u g

Ohio railroad Baltimore to Whecing and
needing there With the large, and splendid steamers Of tn
the Ohio, and the stages to ZanespHe, &C.
pS expeditions being thoroughly completed by
finishing great Tree Tunnel road being In
Of travellers is confidently d
superior The scenery
this q stupcndous and attractive character
mail leaves Baltimore daily u and
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mes in Ia ~ hours
Guiding all stoppages, arriving there at or s. next day
leaving Baltimore lay over for lodging
in Cumberland mies and proceed thence 10 Wheeling in the
morning.
daily meeting the from Baltimore the Wash
ngton Junction. DIETER Relay House, miles
Baltimore
Wheeling unrivaled OF the Union line
which completed for this route, form daily
and convey down the Ohio TO Gin
Louisville, where the for Nashville, &c.
Louis and New Orleans packets may be taken by those
ing further
Columbus prefer the land Gin
other Ohio and the West proceed d
Compauy excellent coaches
part the National GAINESVILLE, and thence
by railroad
agreeable being
regular speedy Wheeling and from those
places.
" Baggage through Washington Wheeling and
n charge transfer OF passengers or baggage.
with the right anywhere the
route) from Washington Wheeling 50 So 10 Cincinnati Sll
to Louisville, Si2.
Tickets Parsons, AGENT the railroad
Washington, and of the other agents of the company
VIM. PARKER,
May li-du General Superintendent.
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mo. 405.l
AfpIrcss oss WAL 1

NOTICE WITHDRAWAL private
OF Gains Landing the Mississippi
tulton
Diary line, and i,s branches al Camden.
Of proposed above mentioned, the
PRESIDENT UNITED BY order bearing date me
4 public lands IN the aforementioned
townships lying within miles thefeabou each side o.
road branches entry except valid
claims which excluded from the operation OF his
notice. situated In following land districts In the State Of Ar
KANSAS, 70 witt
In district % lands subject 10 sale al HELssA'
Soik line and II the ma principal meridian.
Townships a. IS, fraction Of 49, Of
south fAs line essi of the MA praeipa sa4n
Townships H. ~ 49, IA 10, aud 10, OF Onses p = a. aud
In the district subject sale CHAMrAssoIK
South oftAe base ns and Of ihs ma peipaI msdaa
Townships H. - 49, a. IS, and 10, Of 6, p g. 10, II
Townsn % 49, 10 10, IS, 30, OF range 10
Townships H. ~ 10 H. 49, TO- IL 10 ~ and 90 Of range. ~ ~
10, ~, and 10
Townshps II, I2 a. IA, is, I6, and n, range TO-
Townships n, -, ~, Ia, and 10, OF range 90
In The lands subject TO sale al LrrrLE Rock
South Of Of me tA principal meridian.
Townships and3, Of range ~
Townships 2, 3, a, s, 8, Z, and g. OF range H.
Townships a. o. 8 o. and TO- OF Ia 10, 10, and "a
In the district lands subject 10 sale a, WAsmsGTom
South Of Of the ma principal meridian
Townships 8, 9, 7, Z, ., and 10. of range L.
Townships 0 and To- of range ID. I.
Townships H. 49, is IA IS, ranges 81 %, %, "a, %, 20,
and ~. =
Townships 2 49, and IA, of ~ 80, 81, and 3a
Townships III, ii, ~, and -, of range 33 ~
the General Land Ohiee city OF WASH
infon, this 5th day of January, is5i
BY order Of the Presidents - ,,
Jan Giawl3w Commissioner OF the General Land Office
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10 CONTRACT

oFrcE ComHssIoNKR Pubic ButLDIsas,
February 81, 1854
pRoPosALs win be received this once until Saturday the 2d
OF April next O'Clock, grading aud gaveng
much OF Maryland avenue
bridge graded and gaveed directed by the
Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
The work Is be Of the best character and be done the
the Commissioner appoint
inspect and all that is TO be done must be done by the mrs, day OF
October
The grayeng depth the
ire of the aperng OF gradually inches in depth al the
sides.
Security will be required faithful performance % the
Amy surplus earth from the grading be deposited al such
place. within reasonable Distance hs Commissioner shall
designate.
will the cubic for the grading, and
superficial yard the gayeng including gravel and all
terials.
ID. b.. FRENCH
Commissioner of Public Buildings,
Feb 22-dld Sentinel, Star, and News.
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Test:
NfnrtT-IaIxtw

Law school Cumberland University, mt Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Carutien late one OF the circuit
L Judges of Tennessee.
Hon Green, of the
OF Tennessee.
Hon Broinfed Ridley OF the OF
Judges dew whole time exclusively
school,
Plan examinations each class
of lectures but explanations OF the
daily lessons IN the progress OF the examinations
mootc equity, which
Of facts given by the profess
all
practice framed require pepare
deeds Wills records documents be
dence In of the taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly the class, and ia
public the end session The students act a. clerks sher
MS Jurors circuit judges and chanceors and in other official
pacites connected with iher SUITS,
the third Monday
tember Thursday February. The second
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday ~ July.
Irpenses per sonIuon fee $50, advance contingent
fee boarding
which can be had n Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete unless the
class No required for I'D
MISSION regular classes Students
any me during the collegiate year.
There a legislature connected with the school
Number of students last collegiate year eightysx.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ii-soiy President Board OF Trustees
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mE object bill decree for the division Of
Il the real which William Johnson, late OF Mont
gouey county, deceased died escd and possessed OF The same
wing and being Montgomery county, the of Maryland,
among entitled cannot be divided among those emu
lied with advantage parties that decree
the proceeds thereof distributed those
proportion their respective interest Inc Dill alleges
died without eay
ing brothers and sisters his heirs ataw viz
MARY Johnson Iiener ntermaried with certain
Daniel reside Montgomery county Mnryland Jacob
Johnson Joseph Johnson who idiot and Jacob Johnson IS his
trustee or Johnson, Hesson who
John Hesson who dead Drusla Jobnson
Frederick Maryland and Adam Johnson
the State Of Kentucky The bill charges that Adam
Of Maryland II is hcTeupon ad
Judged eighth day of March, 1854 that the
painant causing order inserted
paper published Of Washington week for
before fifteenth day Of April next give notice 70 The
said and substance of this bill and
warn him appear by solicitor be-
Tuesday July the premises and
he have, why decree ouht not 10
prayed. ,,,,,,,,, - r,p,,,.,
Circuit Judge
Test: JAMES T. HENING.
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mo. 497l
NOTICE extending the time OF the reservation OF
lands Withdrawn from sale along OF
Fulton railroad and Sdnee' in the States OF MhsouM
and ARKAssAs
the OF the lands
from Market and ordered 20 be withheld from sale
except valid peempuOns until 9Th April
lying probable OF the grant
ted An granting way Making grant land
the States Missouri,
from poA The Mississippi opposite the mouth Of the
te Rock the Texas boundary line, Put
ton In Arkansas branches and Mssp pi
river approved February Is53 be, and hereby further
extended until orders from this office
Given my hand city Washington, this 23d Of Jan
unry, 1854
ny OIdcf Of the Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land ofca.
"a
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Consxnsssioner Gainss's Once,
Petersburg, February 10, 1854

be heirs tiaw desisees OF MIS- tAa
resided an Petersburg virginia. aud
the beginning OF the 1900 hereby noned
their and relationship 10 ONCE,
2o day Of March next IN pursuance Of NE decree
Petersburg the Of Swami Ct al ss Me
Nei al The object OF the said suit 20 settle the construction
will OF said Elizabeth Spencer
OF which died possessed
divide said real by sale Otherwise and the rents
profits among entitled IN proportion 10 their
speye interests For that the undersigned has been "a
all parties heirs said Eza
Spencer purpose by ads eTemeni pub
weeks, newspapers
be deemed best call upon all claiming 10 be IN
their claims
day certain 10 be specified in such advertisement -
T.. p. GAINES,
Commissioned In Chanceiy,
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STHAW GOODS--SPHING, lS5I.--The low
~ prepared exhibit splendid
pcted the cite of their former No. IL South
Philadelphia fancy,
silk hornets and ats flowers, &c and Panama, PALM and
hats for gentlemen which old merchants and mil
liners generally invited confidently promising the
in extent in variety novelty and in Styles stock unequaed
Orders carefully and promptly executed.
THOMAS WHITE & co.
Mar li--dlm
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ny ). q mcGUIHE, Auotioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
The appointed BY the honorable the
Columbia sell The real OF
William Duncan deceased viii Offer at public SALE on Tues
day the 18Th day April 1854 font q me premises at IN
The part of lot No 90 No.
iontina between and
back hundred feet 10 wide alley The improvements
brick dwelling and other 0utbudags.
onenh OF the purchase money paid
equal proportions twelve eighteen
months, securing
and Of tha whole purchase money
OF the by the the
sone will convey purchaser purchasers
said property in fee.
JOHN H. RELY,
JOHN d. CLARK,
NICHOLAS CALLAN,
JOHN H. GODDARD,
BENJAMIN X MORSELL,
Commissioners
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar lS-eod Auctoneer.
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WANTED % rsnt immediately, comfortable dwell

WANTED % immediately. comfortable dwell
house good neghbonood, containing eight
rooms with Kitchen Sci in The First Second wards
preferred
d with paOs chambers, dining rooms,
Kitchen stable The house be furnished win
and bath lxuIes, and the locality UNDERSTANDABLE.
having OF the above for rent viii desirable
tenants by leaving property
price &e before Wednesday The 29l instant, with s
scribsT JAS. y, McbIlhEg
Mar 2s-d Aueioneer M Commission Merchant
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MISSISSIPPI
1903 From augusta, Leaf River and Leaksve, CuOnee
Ala, 80 miles aud back, once a week
Leave Augusta Monday at6ami
Arrive at Ciuonele next day by lopmi
Chronicle wednesday an;
"a, A ATn q AagS.a ns1 w a1y ~ no
Leave Columbia every Friday at6ami
Arrive a Augusta day BY SPIN;
Leave Augusta sunday at a m
7s, F From s ssG%I c 1sI q " Ramsay. Jackson G.
60 miles and back, once week
Leave Mississippi city Monday at6ami
Leave Jackson iss@'S c. H. wsGnesday =, q m
Mississippt CITY next day by IN.
LOUISIANA.
oa From Grand Lake, Ark, Con Miss shaw o. by
Bend Richmond New Carthage, Ashwood, and Grand Quiz,
Miss, 10 81 Joseph's, La $50 miles and back,
Arrive az Richmond Sunday by6pmi
Richmond Monday at d m,
Arrive AZ 81 Joseph's next day hyGpmi
Arrive Al Richmond next DAY BY 6pm;
Leave Richmond Friday nj
20, A eTm o.ea lax 81 sy sg@s p
sss M"' % r rrl La and Union Point 70 Red River
Lsay rs :. s goseBhs i Monday At 9 2 mi
Arrive at g. josephs saturday BY lopm.
goenl Vista RIDGE and Floyd, Deerae@ 60 miles and
Leave Grand Lake every Monday cams
hs,y P ~ Dfsre sSs S1' w Ssy sySp%
Arrive at Grand Lake nsr, day by6pm.
tno ofHec) % miles AID back once week
Leave Port Hudson Saturday
Arrive a. McOarstels Store day by IA M;
Leave McCarsielis Store Saturday D nj,
Arrive NJ Port Hudson day BY pm
KENTUCKY.
1865 From Bowling barren Green
20 Evausyie Indiana 295 miles and back, week.
Leave Rowling Green Thursday a; pm;
Arrive NJ Evansville Saturday b. 10
Leave Evansville Tuesday amt
Arrive AZ bowling Green Thursday by TO- ~
Proposals Tor frequent trips will be considered
GRh From Liberty, by Hasonve and Robcnsport Munce
TO- - miles and back, n week.
Leave Liberty every Saturday
Arrive AZ Monticello DAYS by pm;
Leave Monticello every Friday ai6am;
Arrive at Liberty days BY 3 p IN.
For TORN OF proposal and Instructors and requirements cmbr
cling the conditions 20 be Incorporated In the contract such
as the department. deem properly advertisement inviting
proposals for mail service in the and southwestern States
dated oh January, LISA
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb lp-law4w Postmaster General.
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IN Thursday morning. Goth April 1854 O'Clock,
stable Cherry above Fifth IN Of ls9 Arch
Philadelphia, sold highest bidder well
tong Tacony believed be young trolng
In the world
Tacony strawberry about Is hands high
old perfectly sound and kind has been well
ed and is in first rate condition.
Taconys performances well known require
lie previous SALE and further information
obained by applying addressing the auconee Phlade
phia. ALFRED NJ. HERkNESS,
Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, NEAR THE WAR DEPART-
men, aucuon.On Wednesday, the 18Th Instant shall
SELL 5oclock, m, original lot No. A. square No. l6s,
ing front SO feet north G. between 18th and m
tanning 5000 square feet
The described property the War Department.
handsome location.
Terms balance pur-
payments bearing
dry Of deed given and deed Of Title ndspu
table. GREEN u SCOTT,
An
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q. aID0ELY, Apotsse..y and Chemist. 4

A Y. HIDGELY, Apothee.ry and Chssnist. First
n Ward Punnsyiyania the seven buildings, be
18th inform his
and the eizens Of RENTING Of his
completed andhs or business ali made The
ed prepared his whole attention s friends
both night and day Medicines
best quality dispensed and the
given 70 pbyseians prescriptions
An
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. Auot,onsers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-On Monday, The
Inn instant shall SELL nj O'Clock, premises
lot No 49, In No, 49, 18th
streets NORTH te north Lafayette and considered
OF the eligible and handsome building
IN Washington beng u Of Jackson equestrian
and the OF the Presidents Mansion
TsVns third cash balance in g. ~, and 10
purchaser 70 notes for the deferred payments bearing
from day sale deed and deed
puisble, GREEN n SCOTT,
Ap I'D hucuoneers
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NOTICE hereby given that the board OF assessors will
IN daily their Office in the City Hall from O'Clock,
O'clock from the Ilh the Goth OF April inclusive,
Sunday for the hearing and determining
complaints appeals all who consider
aggeved by and valuations OF made
for OF capital assessed
ployed the business of private banker broker, money
lender and to make corrections alterations additions that
be proper the list Of be returned subject
school for this
All complaints and appeals be made writing the board
BY order OF the board
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