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FIRST ANNUAL BALL
MARION RIFLES,

a. SA1tS SS4 ~ SAl<ION,
MONDAY EVENING, Apr 1e. 1855.
THE Committee OF Arrangements have much
l. pleasure in announcing 10 the friends OF the
Company and the public the First Annual Ball OF
the Marion Rifles as above
Frederick PrOsperi's celebrated Cotillon Band has
been engaged.
Tickets 81 admitting gentleman and ladies 10 be
had nj the usual places, Of the Committee and al the
door on the evening of the Ball.
All persons other than Military, requested not
TO wear their hats or caps in the Ball room
The Bah will be opened with the ssMarons, Grand
Mach," (compSsed for the occasion, > al o,cIocI.
Cornnittee Of .7rrangene1fs
Gapt NJ Sheckell, Sgt Powell,
1t B Sears Sgt Cali
Ensign w Walker, Sgt w II H Towers.
ap2-eo3t&dtb (Orran)
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
THE subscriber would respectfully call the ausn-
Il iion Of the ladies OF Washington and vicinity,
to her assortment Of new Goods just -
opened, on Seventh st., consisting in
part Of
w Straw Bonnets, Flats, Boys Hats, W
latest style
Bonnets, Ribbons
Rich and beautiful face and outside Flowers
Newest style wire and buckram Bonnet Frames
Lawns, Grapes and Silks for Bonneu
Elonde and other Laces
Wrcaths, Headdresses and Dress Trimmings
Ladies' Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves
Lawn silk and cambnc Handkerchiefs
Collars, Underleeves and Chemisetis
And all goods usually TO bc found In q Millinery
and Fancy Store. MRS. @. ". GATES,
No. 36S seventh ST.,
opposite 3. G. Hyatt's Dry Goods Store.
ab 6-eOd
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These bi,ters are entirely vegetable they invgorate
and strengthen the system, never PROSTATE it, and
can be used for infants as well as adults.
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere, and
by Il. ID. GIL NAN, Washington; J. l.. KIDWELL,
Georgetown; and J. q. PIERPONT, Alexandra.
mar l-ly
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were attached sabre bayOnets-making
altogether terrible weapon, at once q
rifle and spear. The German women
kept up q constant chatter, in which the
words "Know Nothing" and Demo
crat" were most frequently distinguish
able.
The street, viewed from the upper
portion, appeared black with men as far
down as the eye could reach, and through
the dust, above the oense throng of hats,
the fash of steel was at intervals per-
ceptible, Meeting a German acquain-
tance, he informed us that the halls of
the Freemen and Turner'S were each filled
with men armed with rifles, who swore
to defend the disputed cannon to the last
gasp.
Returning near sundewn, the street
was even more densely filled. The sher-
iff, with view of removing the cause of
difficulty, was endeavoring to get pos
session of the gun which was the imme-
date cause of contention, and no resist
ance was made by the German officers !;
but the multitude pressed about the shed
where the cannon was stationed, so that
it was entirely impossible to get it away,
and the sheriff left the ground on receiv-
ing assurances from Capt. Moore, and
other German officers, that the gun should
not be improperly used, and should be
surrendered to the proper authorities at
any time.
About this time the Germans detected
in their midst, or thought they did, one
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usrED STATES AsxIculrrnAt soc,rrY-Thi, society i.
no" holding daily sessions At the Smithsonian
AZ ths meeting Yesterday morning the following officers
eec'ea ior 'he ensuing NJ r. Wilder president aud
long INST Of vice presidents SeeretAryw. 3. King. II
boston IreAsurerB Is. French, Of Ashagtoa. Direct
ors-J A. King, New York; c. ". Calvert, Maryland A.
t. Elwin Penney anis j. Wentwortb Illinois; b. Perlsy
Pcore Massaeh1setts A. Walls, ohos and John Jones,
Delaware.
After the election discussion upon resolution Of
Tered Dy Mr. hocombe OF Delaware denouncng the reel
Prociy treaty as injurious 10 the agricuurs Of the repub
ie Messrs Hoicombe, Peck Of Maryland, King OF New
York. and Jones Of Delaware had participated in this dis
cussion prior to the close Of report
There viii be public reception the Presidential Mansion
this evening between the hours of eight aud O'Clock
the last OF the season kH ls3 s4e8HaM as Ut ~
ThK NATiosAL-The equestrian performances mt the Ma
tiona drew large and respectable audience last evening
The company excellent one and the performances
Of a varied and highly attractive character.
CaIarsAL oouHrThs March OF this win be-
gin on Monday next at the City Hail. Judge Crawford will
preside.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.


THURSDAY MAncH ], 1885,
Mr. Chief Justice fancy announced to the bar that the
court would adjourn Saturday the 10th inst and that
the will not take up any for argument after
Wednesday, the 7th inst.
Hon. Andrew Oliver Hon. JAS Maurice and Washing
ton Murray esq, of New York Thos w Lockwood, esq.
Of Michigan Hon. Alex c. NJ Pennington of New Jersey
Thos Hoyne esq., of Illinois, Hon. John Letcher of Vir-
gina and Hon. Hestor L. Stevens Of Michigan, adj
mitted attorneys and councillors Of this court
No. a. Jesse Thomas's administrator the Missouri
Iron Company ea Appeal from the circuit court Of the
United States for the district OF Missouri Mr. Justice Nc
Lean delivered the opinion of the court affirming the de-
cree Of the said circuit in this cause with costs
No. a. VIM, a. Booth w. Ferdinand Clark. Appeal
from the circuit of the United States for the District
Of olumbia Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion Of
the court affirming the decree Of the said circuit court in
this cause with costs.
No. l57. Hugh Maxwell, plaintiff in error, John
Boxer On motion OF Hon. r. b. Cutting this was
docketcd, and dismissed with costs.
No 80 Jack T. Griffin and wife, plaintiffs in error
jas. Y Reynolds The argument of this conclu
ded by Hon. Reverdy johnson for the plaintiffs in
No. "a. Alexander Dennistoun e al plaintiffs in
% Roger Stewart This cause was argued by Hon.
Phillips for the plaintiffs in error,
No SO. Vim. Christy plaintiff in error Henry d. Bull
sderaton Of the the record and printed
ments, by Messrs Crtenden, Lawrence and Hughes fol
the plaintiff in error and by Messrs Hill and Henderson
for the defendant in error
Adjourned till tomorrow II o'clock a. m.
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COMMERCIAL.
Faoa QUIZ coMaEacIAL CORRESPONDENT.

e NEW YoaE, Feb. II, 1855.
Money Loadon and Paris has been unusually dear du
ring the whole year the of which, however specie
have flowing gradually back into the vaults OF
the banks while influence Of upon finances has
yet been fully developed The want Of confdsace in the
French after the eosp caused eonsd
cradle withdrawal Of English capital from rs~s which ope
rated upon the exchanges avorab England The inn
Of the by strengthening the English alliance
gether with the events OF the past year relation the
French loans, has tended to that confidence and
English capital IL tempted to now back into French
funds seeing that French per &c. while Eng
sh per cents 80 with equal confidence in both gov
enmen this would give "a per cent in favor Of changing
from consols into question arises, however, what
be the future OF each respect of
metallic paper currency Of tsxaoo Rus
STA has already resored to paper ukase Of the 2th OF
January states hat in order to avoid increased taxation
the event Of aprolonged paper issue Is author
ized three after the restoration OF
Almost at the time the Finance Minister made state
ment Of the Of cash held in the cade Of ST. Peters
rgh and Moscow basis for the paper outstanding This
compared with similar return made August ls49 fol-
lows; aa@
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ss,.s.s 7.0''' msslo .s4ss,


The George Law brought sIls,S47 in specie, which
about mucb the export last week and the amount now
the city large The larger imports for the
some the banks into the subtreasury
which including the the credit Of the assay holds
100000 The supply OF bills BY this steamer larger
since the Illinois Central railroad bills and those Of German
company in the market the extent Of 81 600 and
The banks however, OF them, show disposition
TO curail, and Il Is time they did Bank loans always
the forerunncr Of pinch
The produce markets generally firm There fair
hrmsales OF western canal S. az IS s2
50 50 81 for mixed 70 good Rye -four SO rs
as1 o. Corn neal, 81 2sas4 31iz. Buckwhcat So rs.
Wheat is firm. Rye, 81 80. Oats Gs 80 cents. Corn
bcttcres 90 old round yellow Pork in brisk
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ny NARY > wfHDLk,
e seeing a' sas,,s bust e asseassd child q ne Secretary
srnfte,aana s.ttz r. :
Sweet child of thy b,iefiife have No trace,
Save where It's thfeaa with ng parents twlnes;
And all know Of thes IL thy me.k fhee,
Whose nameless beauty from the marble shines;
HOVER, whose beauty cannot be renewed;
A bird, whose sony beyond the clsud is cones
child, whose empty cradle IL bcdew'd
by hitter falling in hours Of solitude.
Deep in her memory one hath fondly kept
Che record OF ti.Y unaasumine life.
on shalt this marble image brint to mind,
Az pale il CLEANS bsncaih ,he light Of day
ip aniis baby grace by art Designed,
The child mnurn~d forever pas scd away
IN Thy mua beauty she again bcho.is
The snow white lie, where that tiny head
Lay like small bud folded In Its leaves,
Foser'd with dew BY OF iondncss .hed.
Again the ehiselied lips unpart, To greet
With brightly sudden smile her hook of pride;
Again with faering steps The Tiny feet
Come lettering onward to her CHERISHED eide;
Aud scarce her lip. rfrain the aursery song
Eh.el sso,araheG iHirnt with 10 failing sopg.
Sefer, oh never mora shall these afford
Hyr bleeding heart their delight
Never, oh never the rich accord
or childish rraule make her morning brigl
For OH THE look il there whcLhope forbids,
Aud pale forever IL the marble cheek
Tears cannot s,aiu the eyelids pure meek,
or death m death their sIeny iashes speak.
frs, death, ola, seuip'ar! Dean! bat the less
Wrapped N pale glory from thy genu. shrine
Thy marble image stauds a recess,
worshippcd ard wept as d ,h,ns divine.
sai' ad We cay -nst-o =
pIaE inspifa,.us wark .,l lives IA freshest glow
lhr spirit tfthy thought sul lives an earth
10 glory and In hight, midst life and 10y and mirth
WAsHtssros CITY, Feb. 30, 1888.
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dsmand-nezs al3 sos mess, tlS- Bssy - 81 Sll
for country Lard, ssass cents. Butter, is 20
cents. Clover seed, II cents.
Tho market which had been very baoyant lost its
animation the appearance OF the bank return for the
week leading railroads ant~ia their value. Hi
nos Central bonds "a; New York Central ss1s and the
State stocks generally hrm. Yours,
PRENTICE
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ligases na trs.--The Providence (Rhode Island)
Journal says
The Ursune-Convcnt question is coming up in a new
orn The claimants for indemnity for the destruction Oh
property naturally do not look with much hope pres
n legislature but the other side has taken courage and
petition has been presented for compensation for fine and
IMPRISONMENT suffered account OF participation in the
turning OF the conventl We shall next hear Of man
mining pension Cor having knocked down Irish
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DUTH MALL-A Domssie Tss Of III. Present Time Ny fann,
IL Fern fou pp ilmo. Cloth. Ptiee, 81 10
has ts~sssd th distinguished authorizes " ac"ss
may b rsgsfdsd as s most ~
Ansscan writer 81 ncson
Han story a.ying interest ef pop
MARTY with IT those ssxed gns<o"s W."
public 10 iifc Two months since =" mss ~
sale than other hse's
Whatever ~iihis the same gsr,os n.s .
nary fses AZ s tydeacs OF the absorbing
Nd this sn,srksbr wofh " nsss =.
session hundred rrisws 81 hu'h usn -"sS" -
newspaper ana pefsescs rss
IN af pranonaes ~mpasbcsiy vmA ~ 49, .",
teiiur FOR AvsfMss o". soo "es"
ttps Whose evgisn, while W. nsse ."'
ysv (sat IN si} which dssy ~ s'hs.'s ss"
sun ~. !" ~ -" - MASON BRCTnERo,
irsa-ae' Ma. 70 Park Row, New York.
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The Land Commissioners reported the sales for fifteen months
to September o4 and located with
rants 900 This large quantity of land equal to
one half of England brought under cultivation in fifteen
months should add largely to the supply of food but in the
last months not only has the foreign demand for
food been urgent but sae consumers have arrived among
ushat is to say per cent Of the whole white population
The Patent estimates give the value of food produced in
the Union $500 oooo four per cent OF that amount
gives demand for sic 600 900 Of food to supply immigrants
II IL not matter of surprise therefore, that food is high in
the Union or that rapid taking up Of western lands for
cash should specie TO set westward These ee
ment however, Of greater supply for the coming year. and
reduced prices that must look for renewed trade
enhanced exports and restored prosperity among mechanics
and manufacturers.
Money continues very abundant and specie accumnlae ia
the cty although the Of the week shows
reduction in coin. The retprn y a. follows,
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The RISKS OF usDRnwRlrRd.-The following statement
Inc amount OF premiums received and losses paid BY
Oar OF The New York marine insurance companies las,
year WIZ give an idea Of the Importance and of the
business OF underwriting:
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MOTTO EThe proprietor Of the south Side OencrM wced soil
half ntsrest IN Il accommodating terms ne wosd prefer
q man the bustness For
parruiars, address A. D. BaHhs Petersburg virgiaa.
P.s-Ths OF tbs beet established In the t"uih
Nar md k1sw
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ycay N. Yoss Ma-sa s"auaiy hun
besides vn~t snsrmat ~ critical
reading a's" work tpsbis"ed Va
chn,ss) Lo~rH MsSon @sed'Hs me Mscsa tsssis ~ ~
800 !. snd
and waah<s N Ana The
,-~., 5oiisf ~ hvs dol
advance Ansns srtns Interest " thr cause
~ ssiffd cishe aad TORS ss .srso'n PUB
pasd, Nssnn Brothers. ~ snfk Now NSw Tors
Tekls-dimt
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coon sIcs--A New York correspondent writes:
There is decided activity Ia real At Of the
Aucnon sales yesterday AT the Exchange there were up
wards Of 500 persons present. and speculation on all hands
IAN high The property consisted chiefly Of binding lots
north OF Fourteenth street and the prices realized
much better than have been obtained any time within
'he past three years
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In the latter part of the the range was higher than in
s4 and the farmers supposed to have done remarkably
well hence the large subscriptions to the oanthe supply
OF which, doubt is to extent the Of the low
prices of rene as compared with oopso The high rates Of
food abroad extent likely to be mantaned-at
least long as the war may last since its continuance
involves the mobilization of the Germany army, with dmn
shcd production in the north and west of Europe while the
grain countries of eastern Europe being the theatre of
must export In the United States the high prices
acting upon the immense immigration, and the lands
laid open by railroads. fail to stimulate great
plus production The number Of persons arrived in the Uni
ted States per the returns Of the State Department and the
cash sales of public lands for years have been fol
Lows
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VERY Desirable pstsass Residence for R~~t-fhe
desirable dwelling situated Al the
conner the lat
VI spfn. e9Nsa ~aH@ sfa ,.. !, ,..,,,,.y
Pch 2a-s06, Auctoneer and tom,nlssson Merchant.
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b Y A u 4 IA q RIT Y.
IPnblin 4G-l

= Public 40. sr 49, stM
AN ACT making Appropriations the payment %
and other pensions OF the United States ending
the thirteth d June, thousand hundred and y
sir, and for other parpo.es -
BE enacted BY ae Senate Hox.e Of Representation %
Ms oHed Sfaes Of Amerioa ~ congress ssem6led That
the following be- and the are hereby
ted ont Of in the treasury appro
ated for the Of for the eading
thtseth Of june thousand eight hundred and
FOR aid PENSIONS under various acts, live hanred
fourteen thousand six hundred dollars.
For pensions widows and orphans under acts OF the
fourth OF July thousand eight hundred and thirty
and twenty hrs OF July, thousand eight hundred and
ory weight, seventy eight thousand hundred aud fifty
dollars IIIs
FOR pensions under speeis acts Of Congress mine thousand
seven hundred and nifty dollars.
FOR pensions to widows under of seventeenth
June one thousand eight hundred forty four
February and twenty ninth July oussnd eight hun
dred and ioryeghL three hundred and thou
For pensions and hspsy to widows and orpba,s unar
act Of the third Of February and
three, four hundred and fifty ak thousand dollars
SEC 2 AHd Dc further enacted That any moneys ap-
proprated by the act Of thirty first May eighteen
ing the thirtieh of June, eighteen hundred
applicable to the payment OF pensions of nvss who
wounded board OF private armed during the
with Great Britain required under provisions
thereof be applied TO the purpose for the
ing the thrteth of June, eighteen hundred and fifty
officers commissioned officers, marines or mariners who
served in the navy of the United States during
tonary and who married the Of
January eighteen hundred shall be entitled pensions
the and to the the widows OF
the officers and soldiers Of the the under
the second section of the act OF February third eighteen hun
bred and ffty-three.
Approved February rs, 1855.
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Marshal,s sale.

MarshaI's Sale.
qs o. VIZ &c @ A. i.sass S y. ss o Me- q
me directed shall public sa. for cash Wednesday
soa"y asosk ~ the foowns propsrv, viss Al Roger
ansy equal s p a ss s naSse@ sa q" rs .sS
No. % I and 4 g y p. IL % IS
lloans issny hack mo
s s & a 3 sa1 a ss' 49, a s
ss' s .ss '|s: sss. ' ana: s
at ne saiass and ,ssos !" square No ss n
@ + o. q Sss' s. sa' Mary .sIy
Maxwell Woodruff, her. next friend .aa
reb -dasnFeb Marshal isr The District Of Columbia
The aboye until "Wednesday shs 7sh of
March al ils same hour and placc a
Marshal Di1ue, fCoIumbia.
s1is sr,Ws-Me have jus, received alarss
wear, which we offer very low
mss, soo. % every Mind" sn,o, ana ~ from rs
children answer such ausiisss 10
We woaa ,a, wa are prepared 10 ~,ry
style Of boot shoe usually by gentlemen, ladies' m.ss,
boots shocs, which win BIO
Cali Yourselves purchasing elsewhere,
we are determined TO SELL
Mar Ia, : No. 4se ssvsa,h street,
pEWs fas safe very desirable pcws In Trim
y Church 81 street WI, he sold rented application 70 Mr.
Si Msr 1 is.aa,. once
ERisaNa,s IssPRovED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WIN soss invited
seeu and ckeks sxhs.ioa a The
Tins p'ncpe also applied oofs, bank vaal money
apped be rendered perfectly nfs a. wen :. burglar proof
5s ss,& @ rITZHUGH CoYLE
Agent, NJ. $40 seventh street, Washington
Ike speosscies.
oLp silver me and plated speces. glasses. Ae Of
al osus w, ass r. sc
adapted TO the eyes Of wearers -.
3as Penn avenue eswcen Ninth and Tenth streets.
n waaaIsE., watcs@as,r, No $50 rran.y'.ania
| Feb 10 dlathMarif.
Books or the House Representative,
LinrAsr OF rnx Houss REPRESENTATIVE
LARGE Of books belonging the LDrary Of The House
% d ua 20 ,sr scecnn,s )" ,ns books 81 his
Office important preservation Of The files that they
,surasd before The close q The :,s.,.a
lIntel, Star, and sentneil
| pURsrsHED HousE: Foa REST--The subscriber win
ana ps%e ~ I ,saaa n" and H.
III rss s ais anS''s ''' s''s CHARLES DuMmER
4 NEW BDlroN. IN ONE VOLUME,
OF Mr. KIrosLsy's Popular Work,
HyPATaA; o., N.w Foes with an Ohd Fscs,
BY the yeavi, y" Alton Locke" Ac VOL iamo.
Pric. 81 rs.
M ,hs author Of Hypaa Spectator Take
" u his who
set up and quality ofendowmsnts
a. ~ IL ncrnsss ol promlse."
Unsurpassed BY Kindred work ia the Knssh language
National InteiIgencer
pusisned By CROSBY, NICHOLS, Co, Bos,oa and for
sal. in. Washington by
FEB 3taw3~ TAYLok MAuRY
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AN ACT making appropriation for military deences at
Proctors landing, in Louisiana.
BE enacted ~ the Senate and House of Representatives ~
the United Mates Aacrca Congress assembled That the
sum Of hundred and twenty Thousand dollars be- and
the hereby appropriated out Of any in the
otherwise appropriated to be expended under
the direction Of the Secretary OF War; IN the purchase Of
se the erection and completion OF such military de-
fences be deemed expeden at Proctns Landing
the terminus Of the Mexican Gulf railway in the State of
Louisiana,
Approved February Is, lsS5
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STATE asx authenticated, dspos.sd in Tbs Treasury psp1
ment AZ shngon until the Legislature Of the State %
Texas shall pass act Withdrawing and abandoning All
claims and demands against hs United States growing out
OF Indian dcgwedations ether wse.
Approved FEB y, issS.
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pEWS fus safe "A few desirable In Trim
ity Church. 81 WITH be application Mr.
D. w Middleton Capitol hill Fred koonss, register T. Co.
Navy Agents office.
t--d1t.
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wARHINEtt, watcbGaksr, No $40 Pcnnsyvunn avenue
Y. between s:b aud lot, streets, Wa hingon, u. q.
Feb 10 dt4hMarr
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LIN T. S,

ny NARY j. wIsDLx,
On tbs crgte deccased child the
tWar, the cei Of Dr. Ston and hat
fsnflsaan Z
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spsctacis..

t,oD silver plated spectncies glasses, Ac,
all with peroca and paabes xnsses
experience peculiar IN seecsns glasses
adapted 10 the eyes Of wearers
". w. GAIT & BRO,
aas Penn. bs,wcen Ninth and Tenth streets.
Jan Qe~-u
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house WANTED with psschase " foaaa
~ mescssut eE'bsy situated either
Hsssis Georgetown
cientjy cemmod,ous a arx~ family
postage rtd,l
addressed 10 w a. nosec Georgetown D. o. wa
ion
Mara
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COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSENEss,

fYLEFs COMPOUND Gun LRABIo SYRUP
FTNHE increasing demand for this ne<t pleasari
j. safe, and efAcacious remedy for al pulmcnary
distasef, hes enabled the proprietor &c reduce u.
price 20 As to place II within the reach " Ill clase
Its superiority most similar prsps-sttons Il %
tested BY many eminent physicians Who hsvs been
eye witnesses Of its efficacy when the usual rene.
dies have failed; also by thoursnd Of onr most 70
specabie citizens Who have used it In their amflss
both preventive and cure with never failing sue.
cess for the last twenty years. during which psriod
with very little aid from advertising, 40, n ha
gradually spread reputation over the whole Union.
In cases Of recent Odds Coughs, HowsenSss, Ae, 10
gives immediate relief sod gensrslly cures In day
or two, without interfering with diet or busps" O.
rendering the system more susceptible Of Oslo, In
chrooic cases, Asl7La, W1cop,Ng CoseA, Ovsp,
Ro7chitfs, A1eessoxs Of 0s LaxH0s, aad CmsuaT
ton 1t is always very b-pefcisl and seldom AHkis
when commenced In time b perfect surs-
Price 20 and 80 cents Q bottle. -
Sold wholesale By Patterson Marin, etott q %
Hdgeiy Co. Alexandria by Peel Stevens.
GEORGETOWN BY Mr.. Cfsssl.
a. TYLBRS GUN ARABIC GANDY DROPR
similar composition to tbs above, but In Q uilder
and mer- portable form they act lie Q charm On
troublesome Cough, and clear the throat and
voice; they contain no injurious drug are psricu-
larry recommended for children. free uent-Ts ofrub
lie assemblies, public speakers, singers, ~.
Price Il n spd IS cents per box.
Tor sale ct most Drug and Candy Stores.
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