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The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
CUAMO! CuANO!

81 Vie subscriber. sole agent for the sale of
Lssslgsss j. PERUVIAN GUANO in PhiladelphIa
s9StzA Is now unloading the following vessels. direct
lrOm Ihe ChInchu islands:
Ship SOrooco- 1900 tons
Ship Burlington, $50 ions
.. ShIp Horned. $50 tons
Ship Topaa 200 tons
which Will he sOld in lots TO suH purchasers at the
lowest cash prizes. =. J. CHRISTIAN,
formerly Gliding 4 Chrlstian)
As North Wharves aud 81 NORTH Water ST.
April 49, '54.3m. PhiIadelphia
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May 10 IS5i-it.
Very Valuable and Desirable
ReaI estate

d. Nov offered and will be sold upon reasonn-
MiiH ~ Bile terms. AT PRIVATE SALE
@iil MANSION or FONT HILL FARM. situated
West OF the Town of Smyrna and immed laIey
adacent Thereto containing about 2U0 ACRES of arabic
LANO' IN highly improved condition, pIssessing
every advantage us private residence and profitable
agriculture Upon this Farm no less lhan 60 0 bush
els oi Lime ~ 700 bushels Of Wood Ashes and so tons
OF Guano have been spread within the pasl wears. be-
SIDES great variety OF other concentrated erulIzers
au lhe pioHlg under green crops of OATS Butkwheat
Clover &c, all of which has MISC been covered twice
or hrIce with the best sable and barn ard marures
The whole tract is iScosed with the best and mos
substantial new chestnut and white oak feBcirn abot
five thousand dollars expended IN the erection of QUIZ
BUILDINGS, comprised in which everything requI
safe 70 hlghly improved and well directed Farm
e. Acres are allotted to the most churee varie
49, ties of Apples Peach. Pear. Cherry, Ounce,
- Plum aud Apricot; besides, the Garden abounis
&c. 'NfU0'
Any one wishing 10 purchase viii be shown the pro-
perty by the undersigned.
Near Smyrna, Feb. %, '5l-tf "
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TO FARrIEHs a RIIVy.nERs

( no ND LAND PLASTER put ppm Barrels and
" and Casks. ia lots 10 suit purchaaers Also Cal
Glued riarr, e-y tine and white. Of superior quail.
The barrels warranted TO contain f1nr bushels; for
sale in luas purchasers the Ph9Dir ST. Plaster
Mill. k't "f Brown street, Philadelphia.
matca 10. 'at.am. JAMES NJ PATTON.
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q ,LIEit.Nai #. POTTS, IMPoRrEn AND
"a wv DEALER IN IRON AND STEEL, 46I
MsExEr STREET.. below 18th, North side, Piia.
del,hia.
Ort l. 53-iy.
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A GREAT fACrt NO MORE ExpoKFIos5 FOR
MEDICINE! - - =
100 Pias for 7toeaty Jfue CsNss.
Dr. TOWnsend's EyealsEs IpSggs.


RE being called for. from ali paris Of i.e land
N they rapidly superseding o.her medicines
both on account Of their happy effects human
system IN removing diseases and impurities. ana aso
the exceedingly reduced Prlce al wiIich they Of
tered. Ess ssesfs
The rich and the poor find in them a real boon---
each boz contains 100 PilsL.S, being for lines as
many as are usually T. be had OF other klRs o pills al
the same price. IN onlaiI no nlneiai poison What
ever--their ingred s. are kAlTcts, Balsams, and
Gums OF great eiiic s. Ma A.. fs r&
SARSAPARlLJ IN highly concentrated form
is a prominentine ienL Trey Will he loaIssl en-
ceedIngly elicaei in removing the following corn.
plants, yIzs In ltics ol the Eloeds Cs,stivoness.
JaundIce. Femal omplants, Sick .ileadache pa.os
in the Back, Biiuds Aiiesnons. Dyspepsia, Rheuns-
tsn. Constipation, Pains IN the neId l'ains in The
Sh1e, biver CenDhfnts Febvile ffecuoSs Pifes ire
galanlies, Pains in tho Breast. Pains in he LOns S
Now Tor these, nnd kindred Diseases 1ownsends
Pills are sovereign remedy, aud they are moreover
the Cheapest Medicine in the World They nost
speedily aud eiestualiy do The work. 10 s0bdung in.
aammatlon and Fsytrs openlng ohslraeled pores pro
uoung per praoR, and seoihing morbid selsiblliiies
In short, they warranted betler than all others
he0per than ALL and destined 70 slPeFsese gil Frv
.hen invalids sufferers one and all, asd recommend
,he PILLS to your neighbors or Direclioas accun.
pAns member lhe Price 100 PILLS lor "a acvr.>
- "a geow.ig ~ ~ = &
19@s9 ass4
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STUAEEE6 d. HARLEY.

Cheap Watches & JeWelry,
Ga w HoLESALE AND RETAIL, al the ''Phil-
ga w adelphia Watch and Jewery Store" No.
SsAS@ sc North SECOND Street, corner of Quarry,
Philadelphia.
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MousehoId aslassware.

G3a lNsoM the urneilal Factories and late Auction
@kJ Il Sales. comprising full and desirable ass
- sortnens at 25 per cent below usual rites.
Dealers and Olhcrs will Dc we'll call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. 600 Packages now on ha.d
Nsr - EDWARD +. CORFtELD,
l52 SOnlh Second street. above Spruce,
April ~, 81 Sin. Philad ephia
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s. l.. PANcoAsT g. CO.,

n. No. II North Wtdrves, philadelphia,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Whole
~ ssIe Dealers in FISH and PROVISION
generally, have constantly on hand large
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GuanO and Super Phosphate
Of Lilme. F
MEATNHE subscribers are preparing to supply
tr1T the sbave valuable Fertilizers at mar-
ket prices. in lots suit purchasers. In
siore, lUo0 Tons No. / Peruvian Gaano.
=. 1000 Bbls. Super Phosphate Of Lime.
Warranted equal 10 any that is made.
J. Is. A. a. 5. ALLEN,
and South Whsrves, Philadelphia.
marci 10. 'ss-3m.
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lhlN NlElEIEa

Ut ~ "a n - Y Z,
Store, No. 29 lNortb 33 ST., PlilaelelpJlia,
MOROCCO MANUFACTURERS,
Curriers' importers Commission and General Esg sa
Business, Wholesale and Retail,
r. AfalniarJosy Is Marrgsretia Street.
Jnlvl 18th. lS53--ly..-
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CANE SEAT, PLAINf& FANCY CHAIRS.
80 RM Chairs Rocking Chars, Cane Serees,
~ n Dining and Chamber Chairs in all the varie-
s OF colos aad fashionable styles, al the cheapest
rates. Wnoit sale and retail AZ
A-sS N. F. WOODS
Warcrooms No 1873 ard i3I Meth 9th street.
mar %. '5i.3sa Opposite Franklin square. i'hia.
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CUANoI CUANoI

500 Tons Goysrpment Peruvian Guano.
800 Tons super phosphate OF Lane.
500 Bbs. Ground Pl,Ber. at ,.s,at. -
The Subscriber offers for sale the above articles oil the
most superior quality and at the very lowest ries-
90 call before purchasing, on JOHN l., POAlEROY.
22 South Wharves, ~ door above Chestnut ST.
Apni s. 81 3m. 'i'
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us d. CULIN

" NaIdcn Lame, n. Y, Pl0prlel
Jan. 25, 81. ..coM "
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WASHINGTON, D c., SPRING RACES.
COLUMBIA RACE COURSE.
Alexandria Countv. Ia.

AteZdnaTsd County, Va.
vTNHE SPRING RACES over the above Course will
l. commence on the THIRD TUESDAY in May
1861. and continue throughout the week.
First Ddy-TUESDAY,M May 10th, sweepstakes free
for all horses owned in Maryland, District of Co.
lumbia and Virgins, W eight for age.
Entrance $25, with purse of $50 added by the
Proprietor
Mile heats, three or more to make a race.
Also, immediately after the sweepstake race, q
Purse of $50 will be given, free for all trottng horses
Mile and repeat, to harness.
Second Day-WEDNESDAY, May 18th, Purse OF
800. Mile heats, best 8 in 5.
Third Day-THURSDAY, May 18th, Purse OF
$500. Two mile heats.
Fourth Bay-FRIDAY, May 10th, Purse of $500
Four mile heats.
Entrance for Purses Is per cent, to be made with
the Proprietor the evening previous to the In
all cases three or more to make race two to start
The races to be governed by the rules Of the Rich
mond Course, Virginia
Abundant sssbling for horses will be provided
free of expense on the grounds.
Having completed the Enclosure of the Track and
made other improvements the place, the Proprie-
tor informs the public that nothing will be found
wanting on his part to give satisfaction to those fond
of the sport. CYRUS MARTIN,
mar 13-M&ThtMay17 Proprietor.
Richmond Enquirer, Va, Marlboro Gazette, Nd,
and Alexandria Gazette will copy per week and
forward bills to this office
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, April "a. 1854,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Bank Report-
Observation-Disclosures
On the morning Of yesterday, about three
O'Clock, a fire was discovered in the new frame
carpenters shop of Messrs. Smith & Parrish,
corner of Queen and Columbus streets The
alarm was Speedily raised, and the fremen
were upon the ground with their accustomed
rapidity, but, Notwithstanding their exertions,
the building, with most of its contents, were
entirely consumed. The loss, some $500, will
fall heavily upon the young proprietors, who
were new beginners, and the case commends
itself strongly to the liberality of our citizens
On yesterday, the damp weather rather
thinned the congregations in our churches
most OF whose pulplts were filled by members
OF the Presbytery, at present in session in this
place. $50
The Cashier of the Bank of the Old Domin-
ion publishes the following comparative state
ment of the assets of the insti tuition for the
quarter ending March 81, 1854:
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

By the arrival of the new steamship
Charles Morgan, Capt. Thomas Forbes,
at New Orleans we have received Gal
weston dates to the l4th.
The weather has been dry, with fire.
quest changes Of temperature. The GAL
weston News says it is unfayorable for
vegetation, and complaints that sugar as
well as cotton were suffering from drouths,
are being received from planters in the
coast districts. ra ...-
The Galveston News says: We notice
in our Washington and Austin exchanges,
by the last mail from the interior, that
two men have very recently been shot
down in the streets of those places, with
doubled barrel shot guns.
MIR. E. j. Hcndrick, of Grimes county,
was shot down in the streets of Washing
ton, on the afternoon Of Thursday, the
9th inst, by G. W. McLees. The wea-
pom used was double barreled shot gun,
McLees planting into the body Of Hen
drick two loads of buck shot, either of
which would have caused his death.
McLees assigns as reason for killing
Hendricks that the deceased had threat
ened his life. e..
A young man Of the name Of Gwin,
said to be nephew of the California
Senator of the same name, was shot down
in the streets of Austin ON Monday, the
Sd instant, by Captain John j. Grumbles.
A young man named Bell committed
suicide in the lower part Of Guadalupe
County on the Odd inst. He shot himself
in the side with rifle, pulling the trigger
with his foot. y
1t is now ascertained beyond doubt,
that the Hon. James Webb, of Nueces
County, is elected to the Judgeshp of the
Fourteenth Judicial District.
The San Antonio Ledger contains let
ter from the Interpreter of the Lipan In
dams, entirely exoner ating them from the
late charges of robbery made against
them. They have been slandered, it
seems.
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Cholera on shipboard- Tho Liquor Law, &c.

BosroN, April 22.-The packet ship
Blanche. which arrived at St. John, N.
B., on the Goth. from Liverpool, had IS
deaths on board from cholera, during the
passage. She had about 500 passengers.
The Maine law bill has been defeated in
the New Brunswick Legislature, and q
bill passed but very little different to the
old license law. The wholesale and re-
tail dealers are to pay the same amount,
and all are to be licensed.
Charles II. Brewer, who, Is months
since, was sentenced to the State prison
for three years. for embezzling the funds
of the Suffolk Bank, has been pardoned
by Governor Washburn.
Ex-Governor Davis was buried to-day
at Worcester. Numerous distinguished
gentlemen were present, but the rain pre-.
vented any extensive outdoor ceremonies.
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~ PRocL AhATIoN-Friends, countrymen, and
lovers!-hear me tor my cause, and be silent that
you may hear; discard prejudice that yeu may be-
eve, and read facts that you may act intelligently
Who, that young, but values the luxuriant locks
of youth and beauty Who, that is middle-aged,
but shudders at Grey Hairs. Who, that is old, but
would avert badness, Ifany, spesk-for him have
offended. As none syeak, then have 1 offend
ed in addressing twenty four million people.
Not one Of these many million who have attested
tn, virtues of Lyons Ka haron, for Preserving Re-
storing, and Identifying the Hair, but will proclaim
its beneficial effects, far and One trial will
convince the most incredulous. Sold uniform, for
Is cents, by every Druggist in America
D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 1s1 Broadway, N. Y
ap 10
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MRS. ARMSTRONG'S ACADEMY.

outh side Massachusetts aueaus. bet eta aud f SITS.
MIS-. ARMSTRONG would respectfully inform
WI her friends and the pubic generally, that she
nentiy qualifed To tak- charge of the Ia ersry de-
partment of her school. She can Therefore promise
thorough teaching and rapid progress e her pu-
pills, Can be attained at any ether s@ooi In The
District 't
Tie principles upon which she conducts h'r school
are mild and persuasive ct positive: ard ali .tud
les stall lie SO .lucfcated as 10 be easily cOmpre
and healthy - 3HH ~rf ~
Mrs A. Vim give instructions on the Piano and
Guitar, ana tn Vo al Mueic. She avsile herself of
her patrons and hobes By this arr 70 merit
. oonGnnsnce OF thar support and ttst Of others.
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A4-E should be universally knoi0n-for its strictly
true-that indiges ion is the parent of large pro.
portion OF The fatal diseases Dysentery, di-rrhoea
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enums rated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue of deaths, are generated by indigestion
alone Think or that dyspeptics think of it all who
suffer from disc dersd stomachs, and if you will
ling to be guided by advice, founoed upon expert
ence, resort at once don't delay day. to Hooand's
t'"rman Filters, prepared by DR.. c. M. Jackson.
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invacrant.
stan is alone and unapproached. We have tried The
Bitters; and knaw that that they client for
the diseases specified above. For sale by dealers in
medicine everywhere. apS
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE

BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
NERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
West End at Public Sale On MONDAY after
noon, the lIth Instant, at o'clock on the premi e.
shall sell l. ITS numbered I, 2, and H. in Square
lls situated at the corner OF 10Th street west and
street north, the whole fronting sc feet inches on
18th street, running back lbs feet 10 inches The
18th street front will be divided into four
building lots, yaryfne from 20 to Is feet front eeeh
running back 100 feet. leaving handsome lot with
front of % feet 10 inches street running
back about 100 feet, with the improvements consist
ing Of a Brick and Frame Dwelling House. with a
good brick back buildings being the property occu.
pied by Mr. A. Fayier, IS restaurant for the last
twenty -four years. ft n
This properly is beautifully 81 uated, fronting .
public square, having full view and within a few
yards of Pa. svenue and, the whole together would
prove valuable position for hotel or large board
ing hous', being situatsd so as tocommand the main
thoroughfare without the annoyance Of dust and
noise.
Title indisputable.
Terms: 0nethiId cash; the residue in 6, IL. Is.
and "a months for notes satisfactorily secured bear
ing interest. j. O. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer.
~ In consequence OF the Uncle m .
ency Of the weather the above sale postponed un.
til MONDAY afternoon, the oath inst, same hour.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ap Id Auctioneer.
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4fTRE.-The alarm Of fire yesterday morn,
ing, about one O'Clock, was oceasioned nv A.
burning OF portion Of the Northern liberties,
eng,ne-house. The roof and greater norton
OF the upper story of the building was DESTROY
ed. 1t was the work of an incendiary. The
FRANKLIN Fire Company have kindly voluu.
teered to take care of the Northern Liberties,
apparatus until their house can be repaired.
WHO GETS IT 9-It is currently reported
that Thompson, who was in Jail on the charge
OF kidnapping, has been admitted to bail and
mas lett for California. 1t is said fifteen hum
ared dollars collateral is posted somewhere.
lNPRoyING.-We notice this morning that
the contractor is collecting the material ne.
cessary to begin the addition to the Central
duard House, and the construction of q scale
room and Office for the Clerk of the Centre
Market These improvements appear to be
more necessary as the commencement of the
new market is more distant.
SUNDAY MEETINGS Several Associations in
Washington, consisting principally of men
having little or no regard for the Sabbath,
mold their social meetings upon that day.
Yesterday in various parts of the city, socje-
ties were assembled and attending to business
OF no great Importance to any save the bar
keeper. ---,
WATCH RETURNs.-J. c. Mochabee, throw
ing stones in the street fine and costs. Walter
Warder, drunk do. Hugh Brosnan, pulling
planks OF the Hippodrome; do.
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
At Wholesale or by the Piece
MERCHANTS and others buying goods at whole
WI sa'e or by the piece for cash, will find It great
ly TO their advantage to give call, and beg lea y.
to call their attention to the following:
cases Prints
z do Lawns 49,.
do Barage de Lanes
10 do bleached Cettons
bales brown Cottops
loo dozen Napkins
101 do Towels ga
20 bundles brown linen Table-cloths
bales Carpet Chain, assorted colors
10 pieces Rag and List Carpets
10 bales Cotton Bats r r
500 dozen Spool Cotton, white and cold
1000 gross Lasting, bone, and other Buttons
10000 Needles, best make
200 dog Linen Cambria Hand'k6
With a large and general stock, adapted to the
wholesale trade, which will be sold cheap O. they
can be bought IN any Of the Northern cities.
VERIFY. TEBBS 4 YERBY
Corner Of Penna. avenue and It'll street.
ap 3-dlm 3,
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BY J: G: Mcguire, Auctioneer.

n
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL Fife t. at Public auction On TUESDAY
morning. the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, at the resi-
dence OF Charles Esines, Esq, the north side of
g. near 18th street. shall fell all his furniture and
Household Effects, comprising
Pair of Walnut French Sofas, Diva
Easy Chairs, plush Rocker, Ot.omans
Walnut centre Table, rout Tables
Mahogany Secretary, Bookcase
Gama>k and lace Curtains, Window Shades
Bronze Candelabras, Brackets. Vases
Threeply Carpets, Rugs Oicloth
Mahogany and walnut Bedsteads washstands
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Toilet Sets
Blue enamelled Cottage Suite
Best hair aud husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows
Lounges, cane seat Chairs, Crib
Mahogany Hat Stand, Hall Lamps
Do Sideboard, dining Table
French china dinner, tea and coffee Service
Table Cutlery, Castors, Glassware
Superior Cooking Stove and Fixtures. Tia Safe &c
Together with good assortment of Kitchen Uten-
sils.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $50 a credit Of
two and four months, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
apr Id Auctioueer.
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Anew BOOKS at Taylor 4 Maury's.

NEW BOOKS at Taylor & Maurys.
IN My Schools and Sch, climates, or the Story rof
my Educ ton, by Hugh Miller, author of The Old
Bed Sandstone
The Two Records; The Mosaic and the Geological.
a Lecture delivered before the Young Mems Chris.
tan Association in Exeter Hell, London, by Hagh
~ The World of Art and Industry, illustrated
Sketches in the Carpsigu 10 Northern Mexico In
1e46 and AZ, by officer Of the First Regiment Of
Ohio Volunteers ... -......
Addisc MS Work, new edition, vol 4 The specta
tor. Bookstore, near 9Th ct.
80
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April '24.-Flour advanc-
ing; sales of 800 barrels Howard State at
$S.l2, and 500 barrels at SS.25. City
Mills held at 1926. Wheat advanced:
sales of 5000 bushels white at Sl.95a
sos; red at 50. Corn; sales of 5000
bushels white at 73a76 cents: yellow at
76a77 cents. Oats; sales of 47a52 cents.
Whiskey % cents. Others articles un-
changed. @ q '-D--.''
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~ CURE OF SCRoFULA OF TEN YEARS STANDING By
the use of kitweirs Beach Drop; confirmed by the
cei uhcate OF Mrs. Emerson Of Alexandria, who has
lined Considerable rerutati, for the treatmeht Of
Ulcers, &c. Mrs. E. will give further nfsrma ton to
any one visiting her relative to the case The char
acter Of the BEACH DROP is fully established that
virtues than any other preparation Manufactured
Tor the cure Of Scrotula, Bronchil Diseases, Rheu-
natism, &c. Strangers whiting Washington who
have friends afflicted with such diseases can have it
sent to any part of the United States securely
packed. See further evidence on first page of the
star" tM2a
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apr I'D


BY GREEN a. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AND VACANT
Lot at Auction.-0n WEDNESDAY the 25ih
instant we shall SELL in front of the premises st
o'clock p. IT,, good two-story Frame House und
Lot, situated the west side of 9Th street west ba-
tween l. and NJ streets north, and vacant Lot I'd
joir ring the above.
The house contains five good and conveniently ar.
ranged rooms ard cellar. The Lots run back 10 a
paved alley 100 feet.
Title indsputahle.
Terms: One half cash; balance in SIX months
for notes beaaing interest.
A dee1 given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
anr I'd Auctioneers.
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~ As a Spring and Summer Medicine CARTER

~ As Spring and Summer Medicine CARrKR's
Spanish MIXTURE stands preeminent above all 9th
action the Liver its tendency to drive sll humors
to the surface. thereby cleansing the system accord
ing TO Natures own prescription; its harmless, and
ut the same extraordinary good effects and the
number of cures testified to by many of the most
spectacle citizens of Richmond, Va, and elsewhere,
must be conc usiye evidence that there is no hum.
bug about it.
The trial OF single bottle will satisfy the most
sceptical of its benefits.
Sc See advertisement. Tff
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AUCTION SALES.

By GREEN q SCOTT, Auotionsers.
EXTENSIvE SALE OF SUPERIOR old BRAN
~ dies, whiskeys, Gin. Ao-. by Cstn,osvs n .u,-
uon I'm MONDAY, the Gath instant, we shall sell,
ny catalogue, at our Auction Reom, at 4 o'clork a
m, very sups nor assortment Of Old Liouors "a,
a demijohns Of otard, Dupuy Co.'S BRANDY. 1870
81 do Simon Rynbender 4 sons Schs;dam
Double Pineapple pure Holland
do Of very superior Old Malt whisksy,
50 do ofsuperior Old Rye whiskey, Hsrr.
sons, warranted Eve years old.
"a do Old Monongahsla Rye Whisky, three
% years old
Is do fine Jamaica Spirits
s bsgs Of Butter Nuts
Persons wishing TO purchase an assortment OF very
superior Liquors wiO do we'll tn attend the sale. :
Terms cash. GREEN 4 SCOTT,
an lS-d Auctioresrx
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LHOR SALE.-A very desirable FARM on the
containing 100 acres IS of which is perfectly set in
Timothy, the balance. Is acres, in Timber of supe
rior quality. The Improvement consists of com
Portable House, large barn. hay barn, sufficient for
100 tons hay; house to hold $50 barrels corn
stables complete for horses, DC. 1t has a Peact
and Apple orchard of or eco trees All the buildings
are new and covered with best cypress shingles The
place ia well watered and has located near the house
spring of the purest water, the quantity of water
given out from it adapts it particularly as a dairy
farm. The neighborhood is of the most respectable
character. The lands adjoining are being rapidly
put in complete cultivation. The proposed Metrn
politan Railroad runs within 1S mile of the Farm.
and it being nearly equidi tant between Georgetown
and Rockville, secures Depot at this place For
terms apply to j. L. KIDWRLL. -
mar LIFT High street, Georgetown, D. @.