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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-23

- Crowds Of boys line the upper wharf
every evening in their favorite amusement OF
bathing. Al right, and good for the boys
but then the bathing hour arrives rather toe
soon to suit all tastes.
by advertisement, il will be seen tina,
Messrs. Lewis g. Howard have purchased
Messrs. John S. Mitchell g. Sons large
wharf float. The latter firm will continue
their business as formerly, having the neces-
sary warehouse facilities and wharf.boal
privileges. Messrs. l.. g. II. are now pro-
yided with mammoth whari-boat in add.
ton 10 their cid one, and if with il, and their
give satisfaction TO patrons, then no house
can do it.
Mot many steamboat arrivals yester.
day. Business generally dull all over the
city-iust what might be expected this time
o-,ear.
- The Hamburg arrived at st. Loui
las, Monday from Galena, with IL .697 sacks
grrfn-the largest cargo of grain Landed AZ
st. Louis this. season. ~
- The steamer G0ssamer. handsome
sierra ~heeier, vas suak on the upper Missis-
sippi, just below GAINESVILLE. lasr Monday
morning, by striking log. Her bow is in
s, and stern in 90 feet water. She had q
large cargo Of grain on board. The boat
was valued st $40 ,Ooe, insured for 81, eco.
- The old. steamer iowa has been srld
at ST. Louis for Se.700. She viii at once be
torn up.
- The Antelope arrived here from Lou.
isviile yesterday afternoon. with as mus
freight on board as she could bring down this
stage of water. She also had a barge in
tow.
The White River is up Green River
above The broken lock. The WIN. A. Eaves
running below connects with the White Rv-
er at the lock.
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KEEP CORL!

TUST received per steamer Malta, large assortment
d OF wincheu's celebrated Wafer Coolers and Filter
10 which we call the attention OF H"tel keepers
aud Families, sure preventative agains,
warm cs,ern water. (nyil SCANTIIN e. PARVIN.
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WILLOW WARE, &C.-Rec'd per .,eame,

wv ID ck ke!s.
Is dor Shaker Brooms; es doz Common Brooms; do,
Wins 10 nests White Tubs, IN ne>t 10 nests blus
Tubs ain nrs nests Blue Tubs, In most; DOG Red
Tubs; do, Cedar Pals iron bound 4nesis Cedar Pals
brass bound: nests Pine Fl Buckets; 6 dog Iron
bound Half Barrels doz Common nj bills; dog Ce
dar ne bbls 10 gross Matches Is gross Cedar Fases
10 ne>ts Royes; doz Rolling Pins;
dog Pot to Washers; dog Tar Cans
2 dog Well Buck to dozWork Bal ets, assd
10 doI Market do; dog Dbl & b. Dbl Covers
4 dog Willow Wagons; dog Willow Cabs;
Ido1 do Cradles, dog White Churns;
For sale At lowest market price By
myi3 d. HEIhANN.
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GOOD BUSINESS STAND For RENT.
G4<E (1tete stands the lily Lr, Goods house In
~ q&A o. hadings Frststrrt will be ed
d~ys The house three brick and
s1Arx- roomsoniy half Main
First aud opposite - Post 0oe. This slnd has pecs.r
advantages for Dry Goods sssblihm.ns airs imm-d-
ateiy OF sli-u FRANCIS LlNSS.
GOLD PENS. Fine Jeweiry and War Beads for sale ct
" e2 A. G. PUSHEES Toy and Notion Store LIST st.
HOI SIX, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
FANS. OILS. WINDOW GLASS. c.. &C.
ELENDENING & WALKER have formed psrtne rshir for
~ the Above business and oPenes shop aSd Store Sye-
anore street LAnghliRs old They will keep
constantly hand large stock Paints OILS window
Gss. shes Brushes &C. e They also solicit orders
er House Sign PAia'ing variety promising to
style Gad ihe lowest prices mys II
THOMAS GRANT. W. ~.
NEW WESTERN
FEED AND AGRICULTURAL SEED STORE.
7. GRANT & CO,
xAf.ERs ~ ALL KINDS AoR-E FEEp Farm GARDEN
AGRIcULIuRsL tNPLENEsTs,
Main street. 6eIon ths Csaas sridgs, EoaHsrie Ind
novlc-u
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EDOOKS are opened the Office % John j. Chandler.
Secretary Ofthe Evansville Gas Light Company. ara will
Re kept this subsefiP
additional Stok OF said Company ordered by
Dr-cor thereof in eoLf0rm ~ 10 Law the ih day OF
Narch ts5t Attest: JOHN J. CHAN OLER.
myBO-Im Secretary.
UOURNEYMtN CARPENTERS WANTED -
- wsh employ from 20 rood eymin CsrPvntrs.
whom s Pay sI - per day aud work hours None
bat good sorknen need apply. mysi-iwd b. DYSON.
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NOTIONS, TOYS AND gsANCx GOODS;

Ne Evansville eosssantiy adding an
rtienar trade.
WITH with Eastern erehsnt aod
viii sell for cash the Lowest market prices Custom sad
frisads respectfully invited srd @ srss
variety Store uais< a. Felio~s Hall. Fist
I % fvdkv
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Loss OF Life mi r -operty.
Spiritual Convention.

NEW YORK, June ~.
The Spiritual Convention adj 'urneu ida
having organized N i,ional society, called
The Society for the Diffusion Of Spiritual
Knowledge. N. II. Taimadge, Judge Ed
munds, suda Fowler, aud many other prom
inent gentlemen of all pars oil the cosutry
were announced emeng them.
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Terrible tragedy.

PROVIDENCE, June 20.
There was terrible tra. edy at MIllville,
Mass. on Saturday night. Alexander He~-
lit, in fit oijealousy, shot his own vie and
man named Owen Brown, to whose house
she had fled for protection, and then CT IN
United suicide by taking strychnine. Brown
died instantly, Mrs. II. fingers but cannot
live.
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Held to Bail.

PHILADELPHIA, June 80.
Mayor Conrad held ten of tn principal
tavern keepers in a thousand dollars bail
each, to answer the charge Of keeping dis
orderly tipping houses and violating the
Sabbath law.
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MACHINERY FOR sNLr.
"A LII ths M.ehnery. Shseting &c. in the Hon harho'
IA Cotton h will be sold cheap by APpeston 20 the So
scTib~r.
One forty horsepowsr Engine Picksr. Lsrper
Caras Drawing Frames List Feeders Spianing frames
Rs-s AZ looms Mules. with all the >hahing. Pulis,s
Hngsrs CouPng Belts and Fixtures belonging tn Bon
HAr or Cotton Mill Apply 70 T. II. COOK
Evansville.
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BALTIMORE, June 20.
As the train from Pbiladeph wus cross
ing The Susquehanna river a. two this morn
ing, Adams q Cos. Exfr.ss car ran off the
steamboat INTO the river, defining the trains
till z O'clock. The mail passed halt over bur
was drawn back.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-23

OTIS Nos. and 80 Upper Enlargemsnt both fpii corn
Lots rs Nv Iy0 feet Second and Third streets, M.
the residence Of Rehd Raleigh. EsI. and very desirable
residences.
TERMS-One third essh-baiaaee in one IN two rear
with interest scared by msrtgage
eI6-3t ~ W. RATIIf0NE.
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STRAW BERRIES.


UpErElykD per steamer Golden Gate
u aoI shoe Brushs: ~ don No Serubbng Brushsi
6 doT No 2sergLbing 10; doI No. do DO;
toz long h4H ne do do; 10 doz No ~ Ffcrss do
u dor Assorted States; n gross Lead Peucis;-
For sale at lowest market price by
mHI l.. ID. HElMANN.
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CITY MILLS FLOUR,

NITY Mills Flour Is selling OF o. SO, whole
I = sale: retail 81 IS. 81 IS for good understandable
Wheat 3,eents for good Flour Barrels
auU-dGwn J. v. ROSS. Agent.
lust RECEIVED fresh suppl, Perry
d Davis Pain Killer, and Sloan's Medicines, for sale
at Proprietor prices by
mys KELLER. FARNSLEY 6, CO.
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|NVWPVSGIIVN ItVVF INUs
TINE subscriber Is prepared TO Ba ldngs with
Il Are and water proof Composition Roofing. on the
most reasonable terms
Written guarantees will be given. IF all Roofs covered
by me, TO their durability IL required. ANY further
information may be had by applying to the scriber.
JOHN G. DEVEREUX, JR.,
mye-Imw Evansville. Ind.
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NEW SP.sING GOODS!
VUST received by the su scriber, beautiful assort-
i ment of Snriny and Summer Dry Goods. which the
aides and citizens generally requested to call and
examine before purchasing esewhe e. He will sell as
f WILLIAM HUGHES,
r,hoa Corner Main and Second streets.
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M,CHiNRRY FOR sNLr.

VVAyTED TO RENr-An un.urnish.d House sbovs
w A-in street Apply TO WILLIAM kERSusNAN,
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HAY. conn AND tTs.-A fresh supply Of each
49, s,ora uyy 7. GRANT & CO.
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NRO. FOSTER &C =, HtyIAt MtDE m Ar
~ Management With Tkes Bacon wall commence the
delivery SUPERIOK ICE Monday June Sth. 70
tamil their residences merchants at their and
Btinue during the hot (Sundays
eeptet. They will also deliver saturday evenings
TEkMSfine cen. per pound. payments weekly liberal
di will 100 lbs week
Hotels aud Bar supplied
Orders left te Warehouse OF Geo. Foster Co
the Family GROCERY Of Thos Bacon Co.. will be promptly
sttenueato &c
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NEW BOOKS.
INFORMING Stars Of the New World
M Greece and the Golden Horn
The Parish side
Lyrics by the Letter n.
Leaves. Second series.
Minnie Hermon.
Sunshine Daily Paths. re-. Re
ustre and for sale by es TAOS. CONYSGTHS.
XXTATCnEs.-TIME BEAUTY AND Dr RABILfTY
w CONFINED Just reed. by Adams * 20 8 Ex press.
from OF SILVER wzteh-s
Into comprising Hunting and Open case Aueor
Ecapsmsnts Lepine Escsp.rnents aud English Levers.
es l.. HUSrACE. lst street. near Maia.
QNOR RENT.rwe tine ROens ep stairs suits,,e for Of
III tces. Enquire OF % b. huSTACE.
QrEED.-Rv Canal this asy-tl bales Hay;
II lf2 sacks Corn; 81 bag Oats for ule IA lots 10
close by el2 GEO. FOSTER Z co.
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CoscoRD. N. H., June 20.
The Wing State convention to. day was
largely attended. Judge J. Kirby presided.
and made speech strongly condemning the
repeal of the Missouri compromise.
RAJ
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ICE CIR NJ.

MRS. LOUISA KOLLEN BERG has again opened her
wi lcs Cream Saloon for the summer, and will now
and during the season, keep constantly on hand
for the accom- odaon Of visitors, good article Of Ice
Cream She has two neatl, fitted up, where she
would be happy IN receive cal from the ladies' aud
gentlemen Of Evansville. Ehlrsnce the rooms next
door to her Confectionery. lmy20-2m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-23

DIR. J. G.. BURCH, DENTIST,
HAVING secured appropriate rooms la III house for
merly occupied by Dr. Traft'n. two doors abov
the Sherwood House, Is now prepared TO receive III
rails OF all who may sire his professional services
He may be fouh CONSTANTLY AZ his Office during bushes
hoafss laps
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NiESSRS. SCHEEFFER ~ SCHROEDER would re-
vi .pecthuil, forrn their frie n6s that in few days
they will open cir business again IN the room ad1oin-
ing IN one they formerly occupied, and would ask
continuance of the patronage shown them previous to
the unto which destroyi' the'f
entire sock (m!sOu
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HEREBY ard Of fifty liars TO person Who
will evidence for the
tioa of the ~ho N ieousy 'ur-a and
broke tn Lamps Gas Posts the evening OF the th IN
staat By order of the Common Council. -
Dated. Evansville. June -. 1884, J. - HOfkl>S
elf-f Mayor
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26

The FIRST FEELING OF WINTER.-How
delightful the first feeling of winter comes
on the mind! What throng sf tran
QUILTING and affe :tiona.e thoughts &C.
company its first bright fires, and the
sound out of doors of its first chilling
winds Oh, when the leaves are driven
in troops through the streets at nightSall,
and the figures of the passers-by hurry
on, cl0aked and STOPPING with the cc.d,
is there pleasanter feeling in the world
than to enter the closed and carpeted
room with its shaded lamps, and its ge-
nial warth, and its cheerful faces about
the evening table! I hope that I speak
your own sentiment, dear reader, when
prefer to every place and time, in the
whole calendar Of pleasure, a winter
evening at home-the "sweet, sweet
home" of childhood, with its nareserved
love, and it's unchangips and unmeasured
endearmeuts. We need not love gayety
the less. The light, and music, and
beauty of the dance will always breed a
floating delight in the brain that has not
grown dull to life's finer influences yet
the pleasures of home, though serener,
are deeper and am sure that the world
NAV be searched over in vain for sense
of ioy so even and unningled, 1t is a
beautiful trait of Providence that the
balance is kept so truly between our
MANY and different blessings. 1t were a
melancholy thing to see the summer de-
part with its superb beauty, if the heart
did not f-eshen as it turned in from its
dc cay to brood upon its own treasures.
The affections wander under the entice-
ment of ali the outward lovelinesS of ma
ture, and it is necessary to unwind The
spell. that their rich kindness may not
become scattered and visionary. l have
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lIINDERTAKING

I W. PLANT 40. having removed from their
~ old stard, On D street between 9th and 10th,
to their present place of business, the east sioe
OF 7th, between aud ats, respectfully announces
that they are prepared at the shortest notice. I'D
at AL hours Of the night to attend to calls mse in
me ine OF tn. ir business Beins prepared to fur-
nis funerals in the most complete and appropriate
manner and to devote themselves solely to the bus
luess OF underta King, Dolhlng shall be wanting Oh
their part to give entire I'll faction to thosa who
employ Them As sole owners or Cramps Patent
Corpse Preserre,, J. W. Plant 4 Co respectfully in
vlte public attention to the superiority ef Crumps
Corpse Preserver ov every oth.r invention + the
without placing it ia box of ice or the ice being
in actusl CON Gct with the corpse. Crumpg Corpse
Preserver hss never been known to fail N thu hot
test weather to give satisfaction, be proved
by numerous eertifcates shrou1s If different
kinds made to order at the shortest notice. and on
the most reasonable terms. .i-7..
The advertisers charges are below the usual rates
Of other Undertakers =
Hearse always in re dfness aug 23-eoff
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PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
-.-. WINE.

M NANCFACTURsO fROd FRENCH GRAPES
Ixl JAMAICA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGES
&c.-This delicious beverage becomes the greatest
hyorite wherever it Is introduced It is equally
pAlstsble, more whoesoms, and not halfthe price OF
other foreign wines. Many physicians use it ex-
elusivsy, asd recommend 1t to ali troubled with
Fistuieucy, dyspepsia, Debility, Cramps, D:arrhoa
and Dyssntery. Persons subject to Chlis, or living
in dtFicts where Ague prevails, ind Its occa.onsl
use pleasant and admirable preventive. Mixed
with little cold water it orms the most refreshing
and wholesome cooling drink in warm weather that
can be taken.
Price SO cts per bottle, S per dosen.
j. BALMER corner of Baltimore and High streets,
and BLOWN BROTHERS, Liberty at. Baltimore
SrUTf 4 CO., Washington.
PEEL, STEVENS, Alexandria.
JESSE lands, Frederick.
II. BUFF, Portsmouth. Va.
RODERFSON CO., Petersburg. Va
Wh CISSkL, Georgetown. iy10-6
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OFFICIAL
TRpAsUsr iDepAprx,

rTRsAsUsI DEPARTAKSr, August &C. 1854.
Notice Is hereby given 10 the holders Of the fol-
iowingdescribsd stocks of the United ststes, that
this department is prepsrsd to purchase, at any
time between the date hereof and the Goth dsy OF
November next portions of tl,oss stocks amounting
In the aggregate to 900, in the manner sna
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case OF sny contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given in The OF
der Of time in which said stocks may be ofsred The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States. by
the parties who are to receive the amount Their o..
must be transmitted to this department upon the
recelp' whereof, price will bs Pal. !, compounded
Of the following particulars:
l. the par value, or amount specified IN each car
tifcate s.
2 premium on the stock nf the loan authorized
by the act Of July, 1916, rsdsem&ble November IL
1856, Of 3 per ;; on the stock Of the loan au
thorized by tha act of 1872 redeemable 3ist Dsc.m
ber. 1862, of II per cent the stock of the oeus
authorized by the acts of 1S47 and 'S4s and redeem
able, the former on the slst December, 1867, aud
the latter en- the sOth June, 1868, Of l6 Per cent
and on the stock Of ths loan a1thoriz.i by the act
of 1850, and rede.mabe en- the 3lst December, 1854
Commonly called the Texan indemnify six per
cent.
} Interest on fhe par of each certificate from the
LIST OF July 1854 to the date of receipt and set
msnt at the Treasury, with the allow ance tfor the
money to reach the owner of one days interest in
addition. ,-z-.. q -~ ...
, Payment for sa'd stocks will be made ia drafts of
the Treasurer of the United stares on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadephia, a.
the parties may direct. --
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on or before the raid 2ath day Of No
vember next. .e.. ......
JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug 2S- dt20Sov Secretary of Treasury.
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COAL AND WOOD.


tsj are low receiving ou, regular supply of the
W best Philadelphia Red an1 White Ash Goa IL
and are prepared to deliver at the lowest maj ket
prices. '. Ao'
We have determined 70 purchase no inferior quail
few "ents per ton additional prot. and by doinr so
give the consumer an unsatisI actory article, hut
purchasers may rely Upon receiving the very hest
article In all cases, we'll prspsred-free tr 81 tie
and dust. :
Every load of Coal asnt from our yard is car>fuly
ye'ghed, (not measured) and .24O pounds given to
the ton.
Coal in sizes suitable for Stoves, Rapges Crates.
and furnaces equally veil prepared i'll each of the
= Also, Cumberland Coal in Jumps, and for Black
sn iths' purposes.
A good stock of Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD
always en- hsnd
Pertons Wishing good article 1T n fair price
sheuld give US call before purchasing of oth r
yards. W. E. WATERS & CO.
Office corner of 18th and @ streets
Now at the Wharf ca, go of w. A. Stove and Egg
Coal, nd receiving wee ky the different kinds.
sep l2-eo6t w. E. w. 4 CO.
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4 REmxpY FOE .EscH DIsEAsE. {,

Z 1 the request of many ofIny p'ti-uts, have
"A conseDted to put up class of my most Ell
Gisnt prescription in the 10, In of FAMILY AEOE-
CLNES each one suited to particular disease, and
not, like the ma nufsciurers Of the nostrunis and
pansceas Of the day, promulgats to the world that
my enc compound will cure all diseases, and who,
in the words OF the great italian physician Spal
anzanD sspaa ssedeises sohtci teg knos0 ins, into
5odies ,chicA they ksso.c less.n 30
Us. ROSE, II. D., Phila.
For Cholera, Dysesssoy. Bowel Con.plasnls &C..
,r. j. 4. ROSES CARMINATlVE BALSAM.
This mixture is one OF the most important medi
sines, and should be kept in all families ''spe-
f:'for Cholera snd Bowel Complaints it has ney.
failed. Dysentery vsnishes in few days when
this article Is used IS dire ted. Price 25o
Or j. g. RosE's PAIN CUaER will cure Stiff Neck,
sore Thr at Pains in th. face, Side, Back Limbs
frsm Cold, Cholic, Cholera Morous, &c. 1t cures
prains, Ch:lblaips, Cramps Pains in the Stom.
.ch or Bowels. Price l21 u, %, and 60 cts ..e''+
DR.. J. 8. RosE's EXTRACT OF BuoHU is one Of the
Sest remedies used for diseases of the Kidneys
BLADDER, &c. Price SOC. -E ~
,IAL for Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections, Flat
, .nce, Heart Burn, Restlessness, Eumbness, Men,
s, raising tha spirits, and giving power to tho
Shole system, it lie sGlost miraculous tn ite enect
"a sents bottls
Da J. 8. RosE's DyspAPTIO COMPOUND, g sure cure
Dr Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and indigestion.
shen taken in conjunction with bis Alternative or
Family Pills. Price of both 75c; IN 90.
Dr.. j. 8. RosE's GOLDEN Pills for Falling Of the
Womb, Female " -aknese. Debility, snd Relaxation
They have q peculiar affinity for the debilitated
Gusces Of the female, and in no instance have they
tailed in radically curing those distressing com
vsints females are 90 often subject rrcs So cents
DR.. ]. 8. RosRs iNr1-a1t1ots OR RAILROAD Pulls
These pills not warranted to cure in every NAL
.ty disease incident to man, hut they are grand
emedy for q Bilious state OF the system and CON
non tevers. When used with DR.. Roses Tonic Mix
urs, will cure the most stubborn cases OF Bilious
Fever or Fever and Agus. Price l21a and 25c. 'a-
DR.. j. g. Rocks SAHsApARrLA COMPOUND, for ell
3kn Diseases and for purifying the Blood, 1t is su
oerlor to all others. Price 50c and 81. .-e.a.
DIR j. 8. ResIs EuxIR OF OpIUn, free from ell the
oad effects of Opium or Laudanun, such as Head
ache, Constipation, or Sick stomacll. Price 25c.
AL whose Constitutions are impaired by diseass or
zesk by nature, should read DR.. J s. Rose's "Medi
1si Adviser, (Which contoine description of the Dis
,a5es of our climate and the mode of treatment) 1t
IN be had without charge OF ~.
q q. Gilman, Ohsr!4s stots & Co., ". q. Gilman,
John ". Nairn, Patterson 4 Nairn, D. B. Clark,
q McPherson, William T. Evans, Kidwell + Law.
snce, J. B. Moore, Wsshington; ]. L. Kidwell,
}sorgstovp: and BY all dealers In alexandria, Viz
mis- je a.
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TO CONTAGIOUS AND BUILDERS.

TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
FfsaE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il public that he keeps constantly on hand and
Tor eae at the lowest prices, large assortment of
articles necessary for building purposes which he
hopes Will prove for their interest to call and ex
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Among the mOst important are
PENRHYN MARBLE AND IRON KANTELS,
which for cheapness, beauty and durability
10 ars unsurpassed 1882
PARLOR AND CRAMRER ENAAELLED
~ CRATES, the latest New York styles
DUNLAP OPS HOT AIR FERN.fCES, for
heating private and public buildings, churche,
&C, the very best and the MIST ecosomicaI
Furnace now in use ..r..-
P0ND,S LAPROYED DOUBLE GVEN COOK
CAST IRoN widow 1zNrELs AMD .sz1zs
IRON COLUMNS, DC.
ENCAUS7YC FILING, for Hall, Vestfbule, and
Church floors
IRON RALLNG.S, of cast and wrought iron, and
wire. These are Manufactured In New York.
and for their beaut, and variety OF pattern
and finish are uneGualled.
The above will be put up II desired, and every ct
tort will be made to give Purchasers satisfaction.
Apply at the
Ornamental Iron Ware House,
Pa. avenue, between Sd and ~ streets
jy 2O-eotf Il. HASKINS.