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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

.vALuAlLk TssriMoNlALs.-There is a vsyy common impsession that Patent Med. icinss, As they are termed, are used only by tho poor and the ignorant. But from the following, tt sppcars that there is at least one Medicine which has worked it's way iuso highsciscles, and is being used exten- slysly by Y the upper ten.n ?
 The following conclusive statement was taken fsonis the edi,osiai columns of the N Y. Cssyier and Enquirer. of Feb. 18th, l6sl. edised.hy Col, Jaihes Watson Webb, late U :. CAasgs des affairs at Vienna.
 We carsfnlly keep aloof from Patent Medicinss in general, but on the strength oe actual personal trial, We chcerfnlly re- eommend Dr. Ragcr.' Syrup of Lire,Tsr;. 1hr and Canchalagua, to all afflicted with Cp9eAs, Colds ~ infuemsa. The medical Q1xdaiep of the first two ingredients are we'll 5wn; the last is California plant whose virtues, we believe are not uniamil- isS b the medical profession. IF We Aare msrsr fred . remedy j;,ra Cold rh,ch rre- red more sDfraeious in sur osrn case than th,s pvsrsvdfsEs."
 Tha lowing is letter from Maicr vAM &gN, brother of tho Ex- President, MARS1N vAN BuRxns
 kiNpEanoox. Sept. 9tth. l6 3
 Msssaa. A. II. &cOviLL & C0: Dear 6ivs-Having occa6lor to use an Esrecfo- reat en1 Cosgk ReMedy last winter, l was sdsised hy the Rev. E. T. Tiffany. of this place. to try Dy. Regerss L,rerwori, 7ar Gnl C6nckeiseae. Idid so, and think was gssatly 6euefssed by 1t, and do hear tily sscommsnd it to otheD n ! Cough Rsmsdy. |. .yAs BuREs.
 ifhlly concur In she ahose ssa.ement.
 FasD4nlcx II srlrrAxY,
 Rector 6f the Enisnonal f.hn,rh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05


 Bousry LANDS. to. .a Wash ington correspondent of the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, the Pension Office has issued Instructions in relation to the execution of tho new Bounty Land Bill. It is now es. timated hatunder the Bill asit finally pass ed, the number of applications for land war rants will be but three hundred thousand, calling for no more than thirty-twa millions of acres. The .Pension Office Is how're eeiying applications. but will be prepared to issue warrants till about the ist of July. The Agents charge five dollars for procuring eighty acre warrants, eight for those of one .hundssd and twenty acres, and ten for those ofons hundred and sixty. The larger amount of business opened by the Act, will be in the purchase of warrants by capitalists and brokers. They will rate very low, under present ircumstances-about $75 for leo acre wdrrant, the Governmentvalue of which is $500. The effect 'ofthe law will be, to transfer to capitalists and spectators forty millions worth nf public land. for the srln of twenty-four millions. Of course 1t is expected that but very few of. the 'benefci- aries of the Act will settle upon and .cuIti- wate tho 1snd granted to them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
'Whe stats Fair

The Premium List for the 2d Fair of the Connecticut State Agricultural Society, is published and ready for distribution. The large sum of S6, 6,50o is awarded in premiums, and the exhibition is intended to excel the one of last year in almost every respect.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

E At the City Election in Cincinnati on Monday. 2 desperate fight amounting to riot. occurred between the know-N outings and the Foreign-born citizens. There arose . rumor that in the Eleventh Wand the Natives were not allowed to distribute tick cts, whereuPon larg~ party of Know Nothings undertook to put things to rights, and, for while it was thought that several persons were killed. Later dispatches gay that no ono is dead, or fatally wounded
 The ballos-boxes were broken up, thus de- sifoying, it is supposed. some six or seven hundred majority righuaily belonging so Inc Sag -Nichssr or Anti Know-N Nothings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

 OPPoslTIoN TO EXPRESS CoMpANrrs.--- There is some jealousy of express compa- nies at the south, on the part of railroads. A late Savannah paper says: "There wac meeting of the Presidents and other rep- resentatives of all the railroads between Washington city and Montgomery, Ala, at Augusta on Thursday last. when . general schedule, to go into effect in July next was agreed upon. We have not been able to get the particulars of their proceedings, but learn that it was determined, unanimously, to stop the express business over the roads represented. It was contendcd, We under stand, that the express companies are accu- mulating large fortunes while the railway companies do all the works
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

Y.J. ' R. H Scott. extenaivs manufAc- tnioIe ef dog collnrs in Albsny, stump lheir Sansss npea each axtieIe of their lpnnuiac- t1Iss end n thessloss eonsisntly n receipt efipqel6 Ion ailEegxnt pas of the coun. N1 e lc <e1Aps 1hey have lpek 1ok. 6s- M1 " e.g Woosing ono of lkeIr c6llaIs t sepsofikd fo sksm,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

U Mir. W. B. Clark of Yale Theologi- cal Seminary. has received call from the First Congregational Church of North Cornwall.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
senators EIeeteil.

Districfs. senators EIeetea. sss. No. Is. G. MERRmAx. K. N. and ".
 2-CaARLEs FoRBEs, KIN. and ".
 3-ADsA WnITIHa. Democrat. s. 4-JAnEs F. BABcocK. whig. .se 5-PmLo BucklneHAn. ". and K. N. ss CIV. M HAIL, w and K. N.
 l0-Auausrus JENrrses, Dem. ls-O. s. FkRRY. ". and K. N.
 I5-CHAsLEs o. BELDkN. W. and K. N. l6-ABRAM BKEcHER. Dem.
 I7-GEosA WHEATON. K. N. ard Dem. ls-cHAs. R. AIsoP, W. and K. N. ls-Dr. HousH. K. N. al-R. H. Ross. w. and K. N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

I0 A meeting was held at the Court House on Thursday, according to call, to nominate candidates for Representatives Stephen Deming. Esq. received the unani- nous nomination. but declined---snd Philip $. Becbs and Samuel Brooksr, IT,, were taken up.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

'Dr. Welch is elected by majority of about 2,O00 in the dissrics--is now 1900 ahead in this County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

E The annual meeting of the Connec.i- cut Newspaper Association will be held at Middletown on the lss Wednesday of Junsy when James F. Babcock, Esq, editor of tho New Haven Palladium, will deliver an ad- dress. This year being the centennial am nivefsary of the introduction of the news paper association to this state, the anni- versary will be of peculiar interest.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

V The moro respectable Roman Catho- lies are resolutely seeking to thwart the designs of the papal pcn.iff respecting the tenure of church property in this country. In the Pennsylvania Legislature, on We'd, nesday, remonstrance was presented from over seven thousand Catholic citizens of Philadelphia, against the biIl relative to church property and in the Massachusetts Legislature, on ths same day, petition was presented from the Catholics of Lowell. praying for the passage of law giving control of church property to pew owners, or those who contribute to the erection of churches.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

& Charles Adams is reelected Jadgs of Probate in this district by about 7S majority.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
SEVENTEENTH DlsTRIcr.

Wheaton's plurality 565; majority over all 73. The Wings and Know Nothings have undoubtedly elected Is of the 2l Senators.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

Congre.sznen E1ce<ed. Dist No. 1- EZRA C1.ARx. Jr, Of Hsrsfsrd.
 2-JoHS WOonnurg. a, of N. Haven s-sDsRY DEAN of Thompson. 4-wnIiau W. WzIcu. of Norielk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

DsATn FROM EATING MAPLE SUGAR. The Troy Times of Monday, March 26th, says, Miss Martha Redwood, died in Lam singbuTgh, from the effects Of fpoison contain sd in some maple sugar of which she had .parsksn. 1t.is supposed tine poison was 'iInpaftsd to the sugar by boiling it in a brass kettle. All the other members of the family who had partaken of the sugar were more or lees affected by it. The poison was thrown from :her stomach but it engendered an in. ;hamation, of which the victim doubtless di- . cd. am
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

The Chicago Tribune says that an im- mense grain warehouse, l96 feet in length. has just been completed in that city. The lower story is to be leased for tl,e storage of rolling freight, for which there is room for fifty thousand barrels. The upper story is to be used for drying damp grain, if neces- sary. and for the sto5l e of bags of grain.
 Between these two are the bins and sphce for the machinery. Five hundred thousand bushels of grain can be with ease stored away in the various compartments of this immense warehouse. There are connected with the warehouse seven elevators, capable of raising eo,ooo bushels of grain per ho0f.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

ES Below is the vote of the 17th district (she only one we have -completc,) for Conuressmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-29

G.. w. BOTRLER, at the Iren Hall, Penna avenue,
is in possession OF a new patent for preserving
impaired the freshness of fruits, &C., which is in
deed one OF the most simple and useful discoveries
il has ever been our province 10 record Ii consists
of can, with a chanel around the mouth, filled
with an adhesive substance, which, upon a slight
heat being applet 20 The cover, hermetriealy seals
the wares intended to lie kept Ii is said tha' its
heTmetrieal qualities perfect rs 10 keep in all
their vigOr and beauty bouquet ofthe most delicate
flowers through the rigid weather OF the most eX-
treme winters. HOusekeepers will find this inVen-
ton an invaluable acquisition, allowing, as il does,
them 10 serve in bleak December the delicacies
which mature in the warm and fruitful seasons, in
all their pristine fTeshness and flavor Al the Iron
Hall may be found any and every description of
chaste and handsome goods, comprising China,
Glass and all other Wares relative TO household
comfort and beauty An examination OF the cata-
Iogue 10 be seen at his place Of business must con
vince the ladies of Washington that his efforts TO
keep on hand varied and splendid collection OF
ussfAI ornaments have net been unavailiDg.
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.

~ factory of Steinway b Sons, New York; one in
Louis XIV style These P.anos are in every re-
spect the best Iaade in the United States; they
received at the late Metropolitan Mechanics' Fair
the first premium "a silver medan for each of their
Pianos exhibited. Every person admired the volume
of tOne well rs the workmanship OF their instru
mCnts. These, in addition TO my other stock Of
Pianos, FERNS the best and largest collection south
of MasOn's and Dxon's line.
The pGblic respectfully invited TO call and ex-
anime before they purchase elsewhere, they will
find moderate prices and reasonable terms.
PIANOS to rent always on hand, and second
hand Pianos taken in part payment for new ones, at
my Piano WareroOm, No. 49s Eleventh st above
Pa avenue. FIR. c. REiCHENBACH.
NAV l4-eolms
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SEWING BY MACHINE.

MISS RINGaOLD, at Miss Pilings', 18th
vi street, between Pa avenue and street, No.
AT, IL prepared TO execute with despatch, and IN
the Eeaiest manner, all kinds Of PLAN sewing for
families, hotel keepers, aud the trade generally viz
Ladies' Skirts, Bodies, sc, Gentiemen's Shirts.
BOsOms, Wristbands, Collars, Drawers, Poke;
Handkerchiefs. Furniture Linens, Viz: Table
Cloths, Sheets, Pillow aud Bolster Cases, Towels,
Napkins and Curtains.
Also, TallCr and MaRtua makers work OF ell
kinds.
Miss would inform the public that she has &C.
cured the services of Miss ROONEY, from Bslti-
more, who has been working on the machine for 10
months, and understands her business thoroughly.
III work warranted 10 stand equal TO any othes,
and done on the most reasonable terms.
. NAV I7-eo2w~
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ARLINGTON HOUSE.

ffNHE unde rsigncd would respectfully inform his
i friends that he hes aiken the establishment for.
meiiy kn0Tn as the Arlington House, !" viii, lac
intends opening Oh Saturday mex NAV Islh. a. a
Restaurant OF The lirst order. and feels assurld HAT
he with LIQUORS and GIG AIRS 81 the choicest
brands, OYSTERS, GAME and FISH, in season
and every other article IN his line TO suit all who
should tayor him w;.h call, p. A, COOK.
may l6-eolms -.....,- e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-29

nPA PHENOMENA IN MEDICINE.-Rronchts, Cough,
~ Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Scrofus, &c.-For all
diseases the Female System Il stands eminent
Clergyman Just has cured him of Bronchitis
of desperate chsracter-psrt!culars hereafter.
HAMPTOHS VEGETABLE TINCTuRE-By i.s mild &C.
the stomach liver ard kdngys, will cnre Dyspep-
STA Cough Asthma Bronchial aud Lung Affections Pains
Back Side and Breast Consumption, Scrofuls Rheu
uatsm, Govt Neuralgia Fistuls Bowel Complaints Piles,
Worms Nervous DebiIties-wth all diseases arising
from Impure bood and the greatest fem ale medicine
known. Tais Invaluable medicine Is working wonders
upon the See advertisement to day mari
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-29

n - PREMIUMS AP THE FAIRS.-WHITERuH sTS
W. still the sscendsnceThe juries Of each of the late
Bsltim Richmond and New York awarded their
highest II. W. for their superiority of Pho
togrspis StsTeoscopes and nsguerreoypes exhibited.
Mr. also received Medsis a. s Worlds Fair Lon
con and q premium at Crystal Pslace, New YoTE.
iis the trst awards ct the Maryland Institute for three
years past 49, i.
whehurst's Gallery In this city is Pa s:enas. t.t<
and 9Th streAts
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BY Z. s. WRIGHT, Auctioneer,

BY Z, s. WRIGHT, Auctionecr,
GEORGETOWN.
TRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
~ morning Dezt, the 3lst instant, at O'Clock
n at Store No. 10 Bldg street, Georgetown, |
shall close out, without rve my remaining stock
of Dry Goods, consisting Of
DOtt,d Swiss Nuslins, Prints
Swiss and Cambria EdgingS
MOusseGDe DeLaines, Kid Gloves
Lisle Thread and Cotton do
French BOmbazine and AlpacaS
Linen Drills, Pantheon and Coat STUFF
VPstings, Hosiery, Bareges, Shawls
Waddings, Girghams, Fringes, Buttons
BlaU kcts, CarpetiHg, sc.
Sfle positive
Wtli be added
\ large addition of Brown and Blcached Cottons.
Terms liberal and at the sale.
Nj. l.. WILLIAMS.
E. s. WRIGHT,
may 26-dts Auctioneer.
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New York Markets

New York, May - Cotton is uuchsnNd.
with a moderate demand Flour 10 unsettled;
good Ohio, SO I2,$ts 81; Southern 10 nrm !,
sales of 500 bbIs Wheat 70 improved and
firm; white Michigan 81 e5. Corn is tribe
lower; mixed l05sl07c Pork Is dull, with
declining tendency Beef he unchanged.
Whisky-Ohio is heavy at 35s3Stc,
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$50 REWARD.

- ERVANT girl Sarah left the Marshall House, in
y Alexandra, Va on Monday, the 18th instant,
and has not since been heard Of. | will pay the
above reward if taken up out of the State of Virgin
ia, $40 if taken up in the State and lodged i'm Jail
that can get her again She is of chestnut col
or, about five feet high stout built, and has pleas
ant cOlniensnee when spoken TO, and is about 20
years old purchased her in Charlottesville, Va,
in October last FELIX RICHARDS.
NAV ID
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Now York Stock MARKET.

New YORK, May 20 Stocks &c better
Money is easy Virginia 6's 9si; Missouri 6's
93g; Indiana SIS 81; Clevslaoi and Toledo
Railroad SIT; Erie at 40; Hssss1t~1nia Coal
Company log; New York Csstrsi 93; cGmbsp-
! and Coal Company as; Reading Railroad set;
Canton Conpspy 2st; b. 60d
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- LADIES-HOW no PEEcERVE
~ Besuty.-Dont use Chalk, Lily White or any of sfs
socslled cosmetics to conceal faded saow complexion
you would have the brought back your cheek
clear healthy and transparent life and vgor iu-
fused through the system get bottle Of Corters Spanish
Misture and take according directions II does not
taste quite as well rs sveetnests but doses
You do not ind your health and terty revivng your step
elastic and vigorous and the whole system refreshed aud
nvigorated like Spring morning. then Your is hops
.- and all the valuable certificates possess go for
nanyht II Is TIC greatest purifier Of the blood known
perfectly harmless and at the same time powerfully efca-
eiouss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-29

~ JOE SHILINsToN sIl the Books and News
published BE agent for HarpsTs and al
the other Magazines, and readers will always find
assortment of Blank Books and Stationery
Bookstore Odeon Building. and ~ st.
d. GILMAN, Druggist, has removed to 52s Seventh
~ street. opposite to the Patriotic Bank, and IL
to fill all orders for Medicines Paints Oils and Glass
accommodating terms Strict attention viii be paid to
physicians prescriptions at all hours OF the dsy and night
The night bell Is on the right of the store door.
sp 14-lm
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nTLUNas-LCHGS.-we refer our readers 10 an adVer-
w. sernent in another column, for full particulars 0C
Of the most for all description Of diseases
Of the unsp ever Its virtues
by hundreds obtained their knowledge the
best Of all neutrality-suspicious..
CAUTION.--Dr. CUKTISS HHGEANA Is the original aud
only genuine srticlsi may 23-1m
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L.. j. MIDDLETON,
ID Z A l. e r IN 10 e

Office and Depot south eide r. merit 10 corner i2ih 81,
ICE KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT
THE OFFICE, winch can be had in large or small
quantities.
U- Office open from IN. TO pm.
IN l-eO2m
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n TNQAH WALKER CO., Marble Hall Clo.hins Bfepo-
~ rfum, under Browne Hotel, respectfully sinounce
that their displs. ct sprng AID Summer Clothing
ready for inspection comprising ss5ortmen Of coat
Its and Psntaloons Of the newest and rcn6
material TRIMMING and workmanship TO gentlemen W..
study excelIence economy fashionable articles
dress an opportunity selecting from Of
largest stock of goods offered in
this city AZ VERY reduced scale of prices. spl7
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TELEGRAPHIC.
RHroRTKD FOR THE
DAILY EVENING NAR.
Proceedings under the Massachusetts,
Liquor Law.

BosroN, May 1.-THE botsl propristors
and Liquor dealers who we're arrested Lest
week for violations Of the now liquor law
were brought up before the police court this
morning and were all discharged, owing 10
trivial flaw in the indictment. Considerable
excitement exists In consequence.
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vA London paper states the consumption
CT tobacco in England at over one pound for
every man, woman, and child 10 the United
Kingdom, and that the consumption was on
the increase. In Denmark the consumption
Is given at seventy ounces Per head. A short
crop will affect these tobacco eaters.
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TNANs, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES,
4 &c, Sc.-We have now in store a large vari-
ETY. OF fine and common Fans, Harrisons and Lu-
bins celebrated PCrfumery, Brushes, Combs, tooth
Powders, playing and visiting Cards fine POrtmOn-
TIC, Il c., all OF which we are selling out low
prices to suit the times at The Piano. Music, Sta
uoneTy, Perfumery, and Fancy Goods Store Of
JOHN F. ELLIS,
3O6 Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10Th sts.
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LOTS FOR sALE.-LoT Mo. l.

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-LOT No |,
Y square 2lS, corner of north and I4th street. :.
and fronts also on Franklin Square.
Lot No - same square, fronts north on street.
between l4h and 18th streets
Lot No 3, square 90, fronts on norh III and the
public space between 18th end lith strt cts There
is paved alley 30 ct wide in the rear of this Ion
and a sewer immediately adjoining. II is probably
one of he most desirable lots in the Second Ward
now on sale.
Inquire ut No. 376 ii stree, north, between Is h
aad l4lf. may c9-eo4t
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For Sale and Rent.

DEksONS WISHING HANDSOMELY FUR
Il nished Parlor and Chamber i'm private family
can be accommodated by applying at All, south
side of the avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel
m nv o9-eoouy
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

T HAVE now on hand, and constantly finishing, a
L very large assortment of Pleasure andCSRG
Family CARRIAGES, of the latest fash RS8N-
ions, which will sell low the same qualify Oi
work be sold in any of the principal markets OF
the United States.
The subscriber is now dealing exclusively IN Car
nages OF his own manufacture, and all work sold by
him will be warranted, and compare favOrabiy with
any work in this market. AS | always keep large
assortment, invite purchasers and others to ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Carriages built to order. Old Carriages taken in
exchange, or repaired at the shortest notice.
THOMAS YOUNG,
Sign of the Golden Horse,
No. 400 Pa. avenue anu Il street.
NAV l-eo3m
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, May 20 Flour is unch ans.d:
sales Of 800 bbls. Howard stree. brsads at
$I0.oa Wheat-Thc-e is better feeling, but
prices are unchanged. Corn-white is nm.
changed sales ct 81 osasI 90, yellow Is Ic.
sales at 81 Q7a$l.08.
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Auction Sales.
By GREEN 4 sCoTT, A.stioneers


TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUC-
uon-On THURSDAY, the oath instant, at
O'Clock p. m we shall SCH in front of the PREMISES
part OF Lon No :, in Square i37, with the improve
i,.ents, which ATE TWO frame Houses ene contain.
ing three and the other nine rooms; each boase
fronting twelve feet on south G, between 18th and
9Th streets west, with five feet alley between the
two making the whole front % feet, running back
sc feet inches
Terms One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months, on notes bearing
interest.
deed given and decd OF trust taken.
Title indisputablc.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
may sd Auctionccrs.
l?- The above sale 10 postr 0nsd n
consequence ofthe rain until MONDAY, the Sssh
instant, Fl he SIme hour.
GREEN x SCOTT,
may Cd Aucu0neeTs.
af- The above sale 10 further post.
rcned until WEDNESDAY, tic 30'h Instant, ssme
hour, when the saie will positively lake place, 80
the owner intends leaving the city.
Tile iadisPutable
GREEN s. SCOTT,
NAV 90 a AucfiNnpers,
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TO DYSPEPTICS,

COCOA, Cocoa Paste, Cocoa Shells, BrOnia and
" Pure and Sweet Chocolates for sale al the Tea
and CoiIe Store. No. 10 Seventh street, opposite
National ineilgencer Office. .-.
Also, an excellent ar Icie of Black Tea, without
the wcedy flavor so common with Black Teas eehe
rally. Tue attention Of the trade is invited 10 our
stock OF teas OF oil descriptions.
may 23--eoa HALL HENNING.
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Mansion House, Alexis sdr,a, Va!
MORE NEW MANTILLAS.

WYE open this nllHSnIng-
w 20 Yorc If those beautiful Black Silk and
Lace Mantillas
p Black Lace Shawls
Scarfs and FONTS al reducrd prices
Also large stock Of rIch gurod 6nd plain BaIeges
French Lawns, Organdy Muslins
Rich Barge Robes very cheap
Dotted and plain Swiss Muslins
All of which will be sold at much less than form
er prices
Purchasers cordially invited 20 call and exam
ine our assortment for themselves
NAV 2j-ec6t COLLEY g. SEARS.