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TO II II Il THE two three-story WARE
Il HOUSES on 9th street, opposite the west end
of Centre Market, at present occupied by =. j. Rad
cliff. Possession to be h d on the LIST April next.
For terms apply to John ii. Semmes Co., mkt
door, MURRAY SEMMES.
nh
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DOR RE THE fret and second feors of
Il large store, en- eth treet, opposite the market
house, now occupied by Mr.. 4. Wheeler, az q Ware
house. Either floor separate If desired For further
information enquire on the premises. Possession
given Immediately. JOB. W. ANGUS.
feb SITS
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DRETTY VALERTlAESi Chesps
Let zzsIn1 WIMEk,s Stat merry and
.4'1 Be Nusc stogs, 9Th street near La. syenue,
feb s--u so -aloT .9e1gI s. = Fl
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~ GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM-The Editors of
the Richmond Republican, of December "a, 1852, say
that Carriers Spanish Mixture is no quack medi-
CHE.
They had man in their press room who was at
ticted it'll violent mercurial rheumatism, who was
continually complaining of misery in his back limbs
ana JOINTS; his eyes had become feverish and mat
terry neck swollen, throat sore, and all the symp.
toms of rheumatism. combined with scrofuIa. Two
bottles of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him, and
in ap editorial notice as above, they bear testimony
to lis wonderful effects and say their only regret is
that all suffering with diseases OF the blood are not
aware OF the existence of such medicine. They
cheerfully recommend it.
See their certificate, and notice in full round the
bottle
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MlSAQEPS.

MANAGERS:
Capt C Darlington, Capt Joseph B. Tate,
Lieut. Jno Tucker, Lieut. Vim III CLARK,
Lieut. Jas Kelley, Sergt Richey,
Surgeon " B Butt, Q. MT VI Sorcoe,
Ensign JDo W Mead, Sergeaut Z Power,
Sergeant Warner, sergesnt Beers,
Jas u Mead, Samuel IL Warner,
II Fisher, Vim ralton,
Z b Duvall, Tnos Luxen,
Vim Payne, Jos Mitchell,
Sparrow, WV s Kerr,
EV Rice, IF Mudd,
| Vim Spalding, Henry Fisher,
Lemuel Williams, CT Mccarthy.
Vim Martin. Thomas Williams,
| Robt " Goggin, Henry faye,
! Chas + Nelson, Broadbeck,
| Alexander Clements, W j MicSum,
| Jas L Phelps, VIM ii Tanning,
! Geo Sma lwocd, VIM Dant,
| Samuel Butt, Geo W Chamberlain,
Cias Eloman, John " Martin,
| Isaac Beers, jr James Coleman,
| Jno McNamee, Joseph MsrcerOn,
Thomas McGraw, Hatch, jr
n Dubant, Charles Payne,
| George Becker, j II Busher
John Hutchinson, Thomas NJ Harvey,
Joseph Stanley, Robert Birnie,
Jno Pic, W z Benter,
| Duvall, John Miller,
| John NJ Judge, James Martin,
| J DeSaules, James Duerity,
Robert W Dove, Augustus Clarke.
| j Massoletti, A YeatmaD,
| VIM Bergman, j IL Eberbach,
Karl Bergman, Wm Eurp,
| J kronour, ii kuhl,
Jacob Roman, ThOs NcLarg lIlin,
Herman Meme, j Tucker,
/ Mr Fields, Martin,
| E Redbird, II Bergman,
| + Gieger, Jno Uough.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
| Capt Darlington, Ensign Meade.
Lieutenant Kelly, Sergeant Richly
| Henry Sage.
feb It'd i. =. MUDn, Treasurer
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A8- METROPOLITAN GALLERY-We cannot too
highly recommend to the notice Of our readers the
beautiful Stereoscope Miniatures made by Messrs.
Adams Dunshee, successors to Thompson. They
are practical Daauerreotyriss and fully understand
the business which is evident from an inspection OF
their productions. They give to their subjects an
easy natural position, the right tone of complexion
harmonize the lights, manage the reflections soften
the shadows. and in fact give you a Daguerrecty Pc
which cannot be equaIled in this city, in proof OF
which they will be happy to make picture of any
person, free Of erpense, who would like to test their
skill in comparison with rival establishments.
Remember the ''Metropolitsn Gallery" fcrmerly
Thompson's, Pa. avenue, bet X and 9th sts.
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NOR SALE, CHEAP-A turning LATHE,
II with Tools complete. Apply to f. X LUNDY,
Bridge street, between Congress and High, G. orge
f.b S-ff
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At PRIVATE SALE.-A comfortable
n two-story frame HOUSE, nearly new, with lot
running back ia feet to Is feet alley, situated on
ith street west, between K and L streets eth.
Also, vacant LOT near the above, similarly sit
uated. Fot terms, &c, enquire Of BENZ. mccoy,
southwest corner of L and Sd Streets
feb SITS
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EB- When death is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved life if administered in time comes
that when the stomach will not digest food-wben
aintness and lasstude pervade the system-when
the sleep is disturbed the appetite feeble the mind
iethargic the nerves unnaturaIy sensitive and the
head confused-rey upon it, that when these symp-
toms occur the powers of vitality are falling, and
that, unless the mischief is promptly checked, life
aot1 be shortened well rendered miserable Now
We know from mass of testimony, greater than was
ever before accumulated in favor of one remedy that
Hosaaud,s German Bitters, prepared by DR.. C. NJ.
jackson, Philadelphia, will Immediately abate and
in the en1, entirely all of these disorders as
surely as mathematical process will solve prob
lem. Who, thin, will endure the agony and the
risk Of life with health and safety within reach?
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
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By L. N. STRATTON. Aucttoneer.
4 CAHB.-The Sale Of Fancy Goods. Trimmings
N Embroideries Toys, &C, at the store OF Mr.. J.
A. Peters, on Pcnnsylvanis avenue, near 10th sire
will be continued each day until the whole is closed.
L. n. SrRATT0N,
feb9-A6T Al ctioneer.
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BOUDIN0T, sCHOOLCBAFT, & CARR,
I II. c. BUUDINoT, late OF the Pension office-JNo.
ScgooLcRAFT, late of the Indian ofice-O DE'H
CARR late of New York
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re- TIE GREATEST ARTICLE YET pRopucEp.-J. Rus
sci Spalding'sc lebrated highest premium Cyihere.
an Hair Oil or Wash. composed of Rosemary and
Castor OIL for Identifying, embelishipg, curling
improving restoring, and invigorating the hair
Trial Bottles rs cents only, offering all an cppor.
tunity 70 lest its virtues OF trIiling expense.
Sold wholesale and retail by z. D. GILMAN, Chemist
and Druggist, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
D. G..
Manufacturer of and Principal Depot fof Giman's
instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye the best Hair Dye
ever yet used.
Also, dealer in every popular Medicine of the day.
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DARAMETTA CLOTHS AND EN-
Il glish Mertnos.-
2c0 pieces very cheap. -. 80
YERBY, TEBBs YERBY,
Corner of'th street and Pa. avenue.
dec lQ-tf r,
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nor RENT-A two story frame HOUSE, con-
Il tain ng six rooms. 1t is iruated on st., be-
tween 18th and 18th sts Enquire next door.
E.hQ
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TNOR RENT-A small frame HOUSE, on the
Il west side of 18th street, between and SITS ),
north. Inquire of G. W. II. c Stewart, at conner
Of II and 18th sts The house contains 9 good rooms
feb 9-3t& assn .--E
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT-A good Store Room situated on
l. Pennsylvania avenue, between 14th and 18th
streets, and near the two Hotels with gas fixtures
well calculated for Confectionery, Stationery or
Fancy Store, or any other mercantile business. 1t
will be rented reasonable on application to
DAN'L ROWLAND,
feb 9-3t* near the premises.
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GRAND PIANO RAFFLE.

GRAND PIANO RAFFLE.
A F1RST-kATE PIANO will be kafied for at our
IA Music Depot the latter part Of The month. All
persons desirous OF obtaining good Piano for
mere trife viii please call carly, enroll their names
On the subscription book and obtain certj6cates 3
--~4 $500 uILBUS HITZ =
fe3-2w South side Pa. avenue near 10th st.
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GENERAL SANFORD, and his celebrated
troupe, the New Orleans Serenaders, will be
in this city, and open at Odd Fellows Hall ON
Monday evening next, for the amusement of
their friends. We would advise all lovers of
fun and good music to go hear and see them.
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in the coming Spring
ISDIASs.-A delegation of Stockbridge In
dians from Wisconsin, are now in this city.
FUSERALs.-The funeral of the late John
Sergeant, Esq. will take place to-day and be
attended by the members of the - Journeymeu
Boekbinders Association
Mr. Charles +. Adams, Of the National the.
stre, who died yesterday mt the Washington
lnhrmary, will be likewise buried to-day. The
funeral to be attended by the members of the
theatrical profession"
CATTLE M,RKET-At Drover'S Rest, the
offerings of the week amount to 255 head OF
beef cattle-lo0 head were purchased by oul
butchers at 81 seas 62i per 100 lbs. gross
20 left over Hogs are selling at 81 Sheep
$40 10 -. 80.
lHE ALARM of fire this morning was caused
6y the burning of slaughter house in the
INST Ward. Inc damage was small.
OFFICER ALLEN arrested young man
named ". ID. kurtz, this morning, for viOlati NJ
The law governing the fire department, by pull.
Ing the apparatus on the side walk The
case VIII be tried this afternoon at 8 clock
LAST EVENING some of our hotel proprietor:
had words with the proprietor Of the baggage
express. The hotel proprietors protest agains
paying for the baggage, and think the privi-
lege given Chandlee Il Go. rather more thar
they are entitled 10.
ATcH RETCRXS.-Elizabeth Lacy and Nir
siaia Evans, colo-ed, diSorderly conduct, paid
me and costs; Flora Ann Campbell, colo, ed
Trunk o,nk and disorderly, workhOuse so days
SU'ilSer ade, attacking and storming q dwell
ing. security for court
ines Haziett, eolored, who is charged with
az assault and battery on a white man, and
sinking him on the face with a brick. was sur
rendered this morning by his security.
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The ARsExAL.-The following is a resum
of L portion of the work performed at tn
Washington Arsenal during the past year 40
rounds OF hxci ammunition for field service
369,62O Maynard percussion primers; 900, 90
percussion caps for small arms; $4,000 rife
balls and blank cartridges, and "a 10 muske
cleaned and placed in racks.
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METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.-It is supposed
that above railroad will eventually be con.
nected with the Washington Branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad through Massa.
ehusetts Avenue. As, however, the VI etropoli.
tan Railroad is not yet begun, any con jectural
remarks upon this subject would be useless
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cult TO imagine. Let any one OF these dodgers be
nominated by any party for The succession, aud the
simple cry of clipper will do the business Tor
them most completely. Mark the predicton-no
Nebraska clipper will be elected Ptes lent or Vice
President in 1856. 81 ~ a.
In more seriouspoint Of view, Messrs. Everett,
Clayton ana Others, in dodgingthis Nebraskaiyo
lodged grave official and constitutional duty
They have been faithless othe constitution, faith
less TO the States they represent, TO the people and
20 The county. They have setla bad example, q
VICIOUS and demorslzing Example of cowHr!ce
ana disregard of their obligalionsto the, ountty.
which oughttog be held up, as, n perpetual iudg-
neht ngainst them before the bar Of public oPint
ION. Hey either believed the bill constitutional
OF uhcohstitutiona right or wrong, just unjust,
wise or pernicious.t In honor, in hotcsty-upon
every Principle Of manly integrilyto their oath oil
ONCE and their official ob'igat ons-fron every
consideration of individual caIuor and prietv-
from every consideration OF pubic justice, they
were bound 10 vote for the bill against tie bill,
because of the great issuesinyolYed in it. In or
urinary cases the occasional absence of Senator
may be excused !; but Where the issue compre-
hends the question:, in all its magnitude, of the
Union or the dissolution of the Union-where the
question is intended to fix the landmarks of the
constitution. it is crime to dodge the responsible
ity, which ought moi TO go unpunshed r.
The bill goes to the popular branch of Congress
next and from the porentous closing scenes Of ex-
element in the Senate, we may count upon a
speedy and terrific explosion in the House. But,
stand or fall, let every man face the music' Lei
us have no more lodging.
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usIcK AND AFFLlorED.n

THE most sale and certain remedy ever known to the
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting. liver complaint whooptng
cough Group, tickling rising in the throat nervous de-
olty pains IN the side or breast, broken constitution
from tho abuse of caome and other causes is DofroK
SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYi and consumption after has reached state and
snmed character hitherto considered incurable Yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
ratation: Remembcr-the great Original Will Cherry
preparation, and the only compound prepared by re-
physician, is manufactured under the immediate care OF
Ok. S'HAiNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
ST. above Market, Philadelphia. Iar - .5is Il ,
For sale &y7-DR. JAMES BAKER; KELLS g. CALD-
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDsALL Il Co., Cincinnati;
and by dealers generally. srnla
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1901. 800 sl25, COO
Appointments by the President
By and Nth the aduice and consent of m. Ss,o,.


by and Uith the Gd1ice and consent of the Senate.
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS
Philip J. Barzza. yorktown Virginia.
APPRAISER OF MERcHANplzE
Thomas Purse, Savannah, Georgia, vice Robt
Mckay, removed.
HE GADsDEN TREATY.-The Gadsden Treaty.
1t IS thought, will be reported back TO the Senate
today orlto. morrow by The committee to whom it
was referred, with accommodation in favor of
lis confirmation. or lis ultimate ratification there
seems scarcely doubt entertained. Recent &C.
counts irom Mexico represent the condition of
Santa Anna us critical in tie extreme. He is in
immediate necessity OF the money he is TO receive
from the United States 10 establish his projects of
absolute government, whilst on the other hand
powerful organization menaces him for conseuting
tothe treaty and permitting the further dismemLer-
ment OF the Empire. II is even doubted that he
VIII be able 10 sustain himself until he receives
the funds of The United States which are to refill
his exhausted treasury and lmpart pow 10 his gov
ernmt Mt.
GJThe Baltimore Patriot of Monday announces
the death of AIR. JACOB ALBERT, well known
and highly respectable citizen of Baltimore, at his
residence on North Charles street, and states that
the deceased had for many years been engaged in
was highly successful, being at the time of Lis
death, one of our wealthest men. He sustained
amost excellent character in all the relations of
life. aud his exampleas merchant, is worthy of
limitation, by young men who are starting out upon
the career Of business. Mr.. Albert, was for a
number OF years Immediately preceding his death,
anilcted with total deprivation of sight, which
he bore with patience and resignation.
FREsilEr AT THE SourH.-The Wilmington, N.
papers of Saturday report that the waters of the
Pee Dee, Wateree and other rivers had risei n an
unusual height, though at last accou mis- they were
subsldlnc. The Wateree tr, stle work, four miIes
IN LENGTH on the Wilmington & Manchester Rail
rond, was so greatly injured that 1t would reop,re
WE'VE DAYS lot Its repair. In the meantime mails
and passengers would be carried around the bre,k.
SO as 10 connect with the Camden Railroad. IN
wagons. No mail south of Wilmington has been
received fer four days.
O@The bill 10 dispose of works of Internal I'm
Provements belonging to the State of Pennsylva
ma passed the Senate of tina. Stale ON Fiay, and
wiz we understand pass the House of DELEGATES
atSo' Inc Objects 10 place the works under Cor
Pota'e instead OF State management as at present,
The prices liked ate much below the original cost.
In The estimate fixing their value the arrears of
interest due the State are not taken into accon,,
brThe7 contributions to the Washington Ma.
tional Monument Fund, for the month of February.
amounted 10 STOLE of this SUN $1,000 was "a.
ceiSed from The estate of Samuel Appleton. lie!
ceased, OF Boston; $1,000 IN m Joshus Bates, Lon.
don, $1,000 from the executors of the esta,e of
Thomas H. Perkins, Boston
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TA learned contemporary gives in his adhesion
to9Syompn's Rights. He says hereafter men and
women must traye! alone the men on one side.
the women on the her, of the greatralway track
lfse esits and sguesgso or IKE kifpss and tofAs in
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mpoIsoNING.cn

Thousands OF Parents who vcrntfuge composed OF
castor OIL calomel &c, are not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying te
foundations for series Diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness ofm5s, etc.
In another column win be found the advertisement
Hobensaek's Medicines, which ask tho attention OF
all directly interested in their well as their chill
drems health In Liver complaints all disorders ar
sing from those of bilious type should make use OF the
only genuine medicine. Hohensack's Liver Pills.
05"Be not dseeired," but ask for Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, J. N. HoBENSAcK as none
else are genuine l.-- -
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PEcIA Z n OTTO E=s.T

MR. EDlToR:-l announce myself an Independent can.
diaate for the Office of Sheriff OF Ohio County at The en-
suing spring election. ls l,5 .15fs IN Z N
mrs-daw 81, 8 Eais = JOHN BRADY.
JAS. H. MchEcHKN is candidate for the SHERIFF.
ATTY at the election 10 be in the Spring OF 1854
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THE GREATEST WONDER or THE ACE,

MAN THAT WILL Acrv.LLY RUIN frMsELE SELL cnEAp
TO THE COMMUNITY LARoEI s.1. - s..
ISAAC PRAG Err has Jus returned from ~. s,st 1,,
the best stock oil DRY md Fancy Goods, alosie.
ry &c., ever exhibited in this city, which he is OFFERING
at the new and beautiful building, No Ms nInin NJ
Cbetween Monroe aud Union strees,1 such astonishing
low prices as TO cause every ono who cali Cand
ladies and gentlemen will their own ad If
they do so) to ter tho above ex~ lamation. b.
his stock being too large to enumerate, he will only di-
rect particular attention choice assortment Of tile Ia
:est style of R'iaids, French DIerIn os, and Wool
Dcintnes Of every color. Blankets, E,nbroider.
before.
To the trade he offers particular advantages AS through
his connection with the first importing houses OF the coun
able to sell cheap any in the Eastern
Matkes. [novll lSAACPRAG Err, rs Main st
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Prote.sor nror....


Hnvtsorntins Elixir or Cordial
There was time when people made to bell We that
certain medicines had direct influence upon the blood
The iaacy has been exploded. 1t is now well known
that Is only through its elements the chyle and the Sc
creons, that tho character the vital fluid cen DO chang
cd MOrSes Inpigo' atg Elrir purcs Tho sangnilcrous
current; by purifying the sceretions, regulating the
eetion OF the stomach, and liver and tho bowels an
Alternative and nvigoran grand secret of its al
most miraculous cures consists in its giving tone to the
stomach, bringing the functions every dsordered or
gan up to the standard OF heahu action TO the
eheebed nervous system power aud rem
dering 1t capable ofwthstandng the external influences
which had hereofoTe enervated or prostraed IT, Hence
sovereign unang remedy dyspepsia in,al its
orms and consequencesor torpor unue activity
seeretve organise and for uations suspensions
aud eScemcnts which constitute tbs symptoms OF ner
Vons disease When the constitution seems broken down
The appetite inert the digestion iceble tho nerves un-
strung he mind ciondea, and the whole system crushed
yrhysieal pain and mental dependency. II will
anu esoe both animal strength and the mental energies
win degree OF rapidly that in supcrstitious times would
have been attributed toenchamtncnt 81 d.
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated in pint bot
Ties Price three dollars bottle two for five dollars
SIX LOT Twelve dollars c. II. RING, Proprietor,
192 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United sates Canada
| and the West Indies.
gchts:-WMrELlNs-HELLS.t d CALDWELL. a
~ CIsctSsArt-B. H. REAKLN1S
| GD-See advertisement. ~ MIRA
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'hES ARTHUR LI1lLE. ". L. J
BusbeY, Little. q. Co.

Market ST. Wheeling, Va
NJ ANUFAGTuRERS or Nagons Carts and wheel
W!lsnt work or every deScription for home ard
BY prompt attention to business the manufacture
he pest quality OF Work, the oil this esah
sieht hope to receive liberal patronage fTome pub
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,..tzs,.,s.z PHlLADELP4IA
Curtain Warehouse,
III CheStnut Stu Philadelphia opposite The $tute Ho,.
H ENR n w. SAFROR ID,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN M.
- TERIALs, AND FuRNIrURE CovER1Ses. {. !
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
,.EsE 10 WEt0LESALEs AND RETAIL
. ne stock comp rislug, in part, the following:
embroidered M Lace Curtainsi Gill Cornices;
DO Muslin Do do Pins;
nrapery Laces & Musns; do Bands,
french Brocatels all widths Canopy Arches and Rings
Satin de Laines; Frinres rrt3i I'M nra.
Danasks; Be- '"tn D'oPs'
large stock of FRENCH iLESIfgs. of all .co,or. :,
qualities hand E1ss7{ q = - 81 UoioiS All"
eolors for shading. ~ > -'1o VI All
Persons ordering Curtains, will gf We the measure
mart7-1
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oAGUERREOTYPE GAII,ERV
The I,1lte IF Zio5n, =

49, ne Lutte of Zion. =
A HoLLECTloN, of Sacred Music. designed for The
n ue Vi me Methodist Episcopal ChureI consis.ne
tno!ee collection OF new tunes, with most OF tie old
course mmoI use; together with elementary
ners, ee.elc hyJ h. Woodbury. aufhoS or pi
John't assisted by Rev. Madison pastor Of Saint
, aS ~ Snplyof Methotlf-t hymn books Cautca Ian
Shlatlan MInstrr Hayden,s Sacr ed Meloeon etc
'eu anu LOT sale at Inc lowest prices. BIZ =.
1eeao .i'.tta JOHN H. THOMPSON,
M
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J X.
lGazette copy.J

VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.
OF Mold, corner OF Fourth and Quincy streets will
IL be sold Oh lair and easy terms Il adjoms the mo-
posed new Post Gffiee Il would divide into two sob
ana for residences Tie location is one Of
the most pleasant and in lie civ and haS M
advantage OF being near tho Gentle OF business
For terms apply to
Ieb2iI2ms las v ParTEproU