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A CARD

Without the slightest premonition was, on
Wednesday last, dismissed from my desk in
the Treasury Department. Az my dismissal,
as we'll as my original appointment, emanated
from like source, viz: a Democratic admin
istratto1, solicitude for my political "good
name" will, trust, excuse 9 few valedictory
remarks.
Twas appointed clerk in the Office of the
Register Of tho Treasury by Mr. Walker in
1845, at the instance of the Congressional Del
egation from Michigan, where 1 had resided
for the preceding nine years. As to my Do
litical rectitude during that period, and up to
the present time, ! refer to the Hon Lewis
Cas- and Hon. Chas E Stuart, Of the Senate,
az we'll as to every other Democratic Senator
or Representative ever sent from that State
As to my Official fdelity, refer to Hon. r.
Ii. Gillet, Hon. Daniel Graham, Hon Allen
Hall, Hon. Nathan Sargent, and Hon. Fin
ley Bigger, the present head of that bureau,
as we'll as to Michael Nourse, Esq 80 long
chief clerk therein.
For the past two years and up to the moment
OF my dismissal, was employed In the ONCE
Of the Auditor for the Post Office Department.;
and the time list' kept in that bureau, to-
gethsr with the condition of my relinq uished
books, will attest to tho satisfaction, think,
Of any interested investigator my diligence
and punctuslity.
During my Official connection with the Gen.
eral Government, have invariably opposed
the indiscriminate removal Of competent and
faithful clerks on account of mere partisan
opinions. L cannot see how any man Of gen
uine American feelings can reside here, in the
midst Of national discussions, without bscom-
Ing interested In public affairs, and have,
therefore, always respected the convictions Of
q candid adversary, while exercised the con.
s:itational right Of promulgating my own.
OF the grounds on which l have been 90
summarily dismissed, / Am ignorant; but the
telegraph and common rumor allege suspi.
cion Of Know Nethingism'' as tho cause. 1
have only to say, wi bout any mental resefva.
| ton or evasion, that / never have been, nor
am now, member Of that organisation.
cannot believe that the late injustice to.
wards me was instigated by malice In the
head Of the Treasury Department, but at
| tribute IL altogether to the arts of designing
men abusing his confidence to my dstriment
But for recrimination have no taste, and
| PERSONAL 4" griefs" are never with me o theme
for private dependency or public complaint
My sole purpose in this communication Is to
vindicate my political consistency and official
| integrity; and unless provocation be given,
| under some responsible name, shall never
again willingly allude to the subject
| SAMUEL YORK Allie.
Washington, May 5, 1855 1t.
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From Kansas Cholers, &c.

ST.. LOUIS, May S-Aocordipg to appoint.
nent, on Thursday last . large number Of
the citizens of Kansas, and Platte and Clay
counties, In Missouri, assembled at Lsavep.
worth Much excitement was manifested In
regard to the murder Of CLARK, and . strong
disposition was manifested to hang MeCrss;
but the commander Of Fort LsavsnwcrtA ~
fused to give him up, and nothing was done
A letter from the western part Of the tsrri-
tory, dated on the evening Of the Sd, statss
that the cholera had appeared there in WY
malignant form, and that thirteen deaths had
occurred in twenty -four hours. II 10 also
represented as bad or rather worse In Kansss
city.
IsDEpENDExcE, May 9-Lsttss received
from Leavenuorth announce the arrival Of he
Salt Lake mall.
The Sioux Indians had driven, from the
mail station at DEVILS Gate, all the mules, and
o; her animals belonging to the traders. The
people on Sweet Water had quilted their ST.
Elements for safety. All is quiet on this sids
of Fort Leavenworth, but the Indians are ma
king threats.
The mail party travelled only in the night,
and were not molested. The outward April
and May mails were fallen In With, and the
parties we're in good condition.
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THs CoNcERr, tonight by the Musical Con
venuon, at the Smithsonian, Institution, prom.
ises to be q rich and brilliant affair The pieces
selected are calculated to please different tastes;
the hsst vocal talent having been selected to ex.
ecuto them. The programme, published In our
advertising columns, furnishes some Of the par.
ticulara. In addition, the Marine Band will
DO In attendance, TO assist In the choruses.
Altogether, We anticipate Q crowded lecture
ments ever afforded to the lovers of vocal and
instrumental mslody in this metropolis.
BUNKER HILL --Our little felix's should
bear In mind that the beautiful dramatic
Diorams Of the battle Of the Bunker Hill IL to
be exhibited tomorrow afternoon for their
accommodation. Tho Diorama has proved
eminentIy successful In this city, and has 70
ceived the patronage Of old and young. It
positively closes tomorrow night; don't fail
to attend.
RIDING on THE PAVEMENT Officer Wise
yesterday arrested F. D Campolys while rid
ing horse on the side walk The ofRcer
seised the bride and led the horse to the mag
istrate's ofice. whore the offender was made
pay 4.l6 fine and costs for the fun.
AccIDENr-We learn that Howard, q
son Of Mr.. B s. Ksnsey, aged about nine
years, while returning from pic mic on Wed
nesday, fell from the top Of an omnibus, and
broke his arm
TnE JACOB scHAr.n mentioned in tho
watch returns yesterday, Il not the Jacob r.
Shaner, the bricklayer, living In the Northern
Liberties
STEALING. Henry Lancaster, colored, was
arrested last night by officer Simonds for
stealing: He was sent to Jail for court by
Justice Bates.
WATCH REruRNs.--Wm Bruce, profanity ::
6ne and costs John simms, colored, out after
hours dismissed. Lloyd Calvert, out after
hours; fine and costs. Bill Frisby, d., do.
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SLAVE TRADE IN A SMALL WAY.-It Is re.
ported tbat certain whslemen of New Bedford
which Is . distinguished abolition city
have been in the habit, during their voyages,
OF touching at negro settlements and impres
sing Into their service numbers Of the natives
whom they compel to do the drudgery Of ship
board, until the cargo il made up. Having
made ready for home, the unfor ate blacks
are cast ashore anywhere and anyhow, penni.
less often, and without Ii mears Of subsistence
The mattetis to be inquired into.-BostOn
Courier.
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HOSIERY. GLOVES, &c.

VIZ have just received q very large assortment
w OF Ladies' white, brown, slate, black, brown
embroidered and open worked hose.
Gents white, brown and mixed Hose and hall
Hose
Misses and boys white, brown, slste, black, IAN
CIV striped and opera worked Hose and half Hose
Ladies' kid, silk and Colton Gloves and black snf
mitts
Misses and Boys white and colored sDf, kids ana
thread Gloves and black silk Mitts
Cents kid, silk and thread Gloves
We would invite special attention 10 our iuee
and well assorted stock of Ladies' and Children
Hosiery and Geves, being the largest assortment 10
this city, and viii be sold at very low prices
w. EGAN son,
No. 323 shady side Pa. avenue, betw.
an ~ Qw 9Th and 9Th streets
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SPLENDID PAPER HANGINGS.

TITS with pleasure that JOHN DAVIS announces
10 his old friends and the public that he has TO
sumed his old and familiar occupation OF PAPER
HANGING, having opened a new store in the Star
Buildings near the corner Of Eleventh street and Pa
avenue, where be will be found all the time himself
and keep on hand well selected assortment Of
PAPER II ANGIN 9, WINDOW SHADES,
BLINDS, sc.
All work entrusted 10 him in his line Of business
viii be promptly and faithfully exc uted 10 the en-
tire satisfaction OF those for whom the work may d
done.
He respectfully invites all his former fheoos end
customers, and the public generally 10 give nm
call al his new sore and see II ne a. NOT sosns
thing in his line ~ suit ther tastes ana ~nnu
may Adv JOhN DAVIS
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DIE y.

On the 10Th instant, MARY E, daughter of Mrs
III. A. and the late Gen. T. T. Wheeler In the 18th
year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place on Saturday morning,
the 18th instant, at 10 O'clock, from the residence
Of her mother, Prospect street, Georgetown.
INTEL
On the 10th instant, DAVID McCOMB, infan,
son oil Thomas and Martha z. Thornley,, 6 months
and ii days old.
The funeral will take place tomorrow, the 18th
instant, at 81 O'Clock p m from the Warden'i
apartments, at the U. s. Penitentiary.
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Charleston Cotton Markets, 20.

CHARLESTON, May l0.-Cotton-saIss for
the week Il, 900 bales at 7;sloi; the market
has recovered from the previous decline. Re-
ceipts for the week about $500 bales. Stock
on hand "a, 900 bales.
Rice is unchanged, With limited demand
at previous rates
Freights are dropping.
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BY GREEN e. sCUTT, Auction..rs

BY CIR z EN- T. sCDTT, Auctfonssra
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON CAPITOL
Y Hill at Auction.-On TUESDAY, the I5ta in-
slant, we shall sell, in front Of the premises, al
O'Clock m, west half Of Lot No. Is, in Square
No 72e, having front on north street % feet IL
inches, run;ng back 10 thirty feet alley l27 feet
el4 inches, bstwee" First and Second streets east.
The above described property is handsomely To-
Gated near The Capitol.
Terms: One-Ihird cash the balance in 6 and Il
months for notes bearing interest from the day OF
the sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
mayo1d Auc,ionecr. -
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New York Markets

New YORK. May 11.-Cotton Is firm and
unchanged Flour has declined LIT cts.; good
Ohio, $40 6Oa$l0 IS; Southern 10 heavy at
$40 S7a$ll.37. Wheat is unchanged, and lin
tied in demand. Corn Is q trife higher
Western mixed III. Pork has advanced SIN
cents. Beef is uncha nged. Lsrd Is dropping.
WhisAy is irmer-sales Of Ohio Of 80 cents
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New York Stock Harker.

NEW York, May ii Stocks arc steady and
money IL abundant. Sales at the first board
Of Ene's at 4sf; Cleveland and Toledo Rail.
road, 70; Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad, l04; Cumberland Coal Company,
27i; Reading Railroad s6i sl0d; New York
Central Rsilroad, 9li; Virginia o's S7s Mis-
souri, 6's o.
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BY CIR ZEN = SCOTT, Auctionssrs.
TEAS AT AUCTION.-We have just received
i fioR the North, and will sell at 10 O'Clock, a
IN, on SATURDAY next, the 18th instant, in front
of our store, a large lot Of
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Tyson, and Black
Teas, in packages varying from 8 TO ls lbs
each.
The attention Of the trade is invited to this sale
the goods being of approved quality, and, from the
size of the packages, believed 90 lie well ada ted to
this market.
Samples can be had at any time previous TO the
sale at our store. GREEN s. SCOTT,
MAJ I'D AuctiOHpers.
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By DE- @. MCGUIRE. Austionesr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
Y Public Sale-On TUESDAY, May 18th, at 6
O'Clock p. m, shall se in front of the premises
the large, substantial, well-built and commanding
property, al the southwest corner of 9Th ard E SITS
For refect9ry and hotel purposes, and for which il
was originally designed and is now occupied, il has
no superior in Poinl Of position in the city.
Its situation in the immediate vicinity OF the Pos,
Office Department, Patent Office, and Department
of the Inter or, must always secure TO it great per
maneRt value.
The building is three-stories, with a fine base
ment, vaults under the sidewalk, granite founda-
ton, and the whole edifice Of the most solid mason
~ 1t is now in complete repair, and held under q
short lease by the present occupant.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance in 8, Is
lS, and "a months for notes bearing Interest from
the day of sale, secured by deed of trust on the
property.
Conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
NAV I'd Auctioneer.
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BY j. C.. MCGUIRE. Aucti0Hser.
NLOSING OUT SALE OF HALL & BROTH
~ eS's Stock of Dry GOods.-On MONDAY morn
Ing, Nay 18th, commencing n 10 O'Clock, on sec
ond floor of Hall Bros store, Seventh street
shall sell 4 quantity of Goods, left on hand by
failure OF purchasers to comply with The terms o.
sale, amounting in value 20 ebort g, 900, and com
prisiDg-
Dress Silks Of various patterns
White Grape, Cashmere, and Bay State Shawls
Embroidered Mus'ins, Bereges, Lawns
Delaines, Hosiery, Mantillss
Curtain Mus!ins, Shirtings
CaSsimeres, Vesting., Cloths
Velvet, Brussels, three-py and ingram Carpets
Canton Mating, Rugs, &s.
The above will be sold in lots TO suit.
Terms: 500 and under cash over that sum a
credit off, 4, asd months for notes satisfactorily
endorsed bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
NAV ID Auctioneey
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n pa SECRET FOR THE LADIES-HOW TO PRESERVE
W. Besuty-Don't Chalk, Lily White, any Of the
socAsd cosmetics 70 conceal faded saow complexion
you would have the brought back 70 cheek
clear healthy and transparent skn and life and vgor u
fused through the system get bottle OF Corers Spanish
Mixture and take IL according 70 directions IL does
quite well sweetmeats but aster few doses
find your health and beauty revying your step
and vigorous and the whole system refreshed and
nvigorated like Spring morning. then your is hope
and all the valuable certificates possess, for
nauSh Il 10 the greatest purifier Of the blood known IL
perfectly harmless and at the time powerfully eca
ciops.
.. sSee advertisement.
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Auction Sales.
By JAS. O. MCGUIRE, Auctio,

BY JAS. O. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.
GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS AND JEWEL
NJ ny at Auction shall sell, on SATURDAY
evening, at O'Clock, at the Auction Store. few
fine Cold Lever Watches and Chains, to pay al
vanbes, among which are two secondhand English,
g carais pure Watches and Chains, good time
keepers.
Also, a small lot of Jewelry. Terms cash.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mavlI Auctioneer.
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m ARREE ID.

On the 10Th infant, at st. Dominick's Church
by the Rev. G. A. J. Wilson, JEROME CALI
HAN 10 MARY MARGARET DUDLY, all of thi.
city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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DOARDING.-One fine large front room, with
ID an adjoining chamber, handsomely furnished,
suitable for a family or several young men. Also,
Chambers larger than generally appropriated to
single gentlemen, with board, on reasonable terms
The situation is high and hea. thy, and IN the imme-
date neirlbOrhood of the Patent Office, Post Once
and Indian Bur au. Transient and table bOarders
can be also accommodated by application to No.
Union Row, F street, between 9th and 7th sis.
NAV 7-lWf
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Baltimore Uarkets.

BALTIMORE, May l1.-Plour 10 vs:y frm
this morning Howard street at $40 rs Sales
Of $500 barrels Of Howard street and City
Mills. There was 40 wheat In the market.
O. m has advanced; sales Of white at locales;
yellow, l08all0
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NOTICE TO TRAVELL Frs

BEIHEEN W.dSHINUIUN q. BILL IHOfS4~
After this date, the Passensss
Train from Washington n 8 a.
N. for Baltimore, and the Train rom Balumsre st
S Is p. ~ for Washington, ON SUNDAY WILL BE
DISCONTINUED The only Train, therefor, on
Sunday, from Washington, will be that leaving ~
80 p and from Baltimore At ll5 A u.
The Train rom Washington connects at the
Washington Junction with the RIpreA. Train lee.
ing Baltimore al 10 n. for Witnessing and tne
West. JOHN ii. DUNE,
LOT Master Transportation d o. Rk
Union, Georgetown Advocate, and Aexandns
Sentinel copy
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AuctfonssT.

By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctfonssr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
i and Lot on Massachusetts, avenue BY virtue
Of deed i'm trust the subscriber will SELL public
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY afternoon,
May 2lst, at O'Clock, part of Lot numbered nine,
(9) in Square numbered four hundred and ffty-two
(4a2,) fronting twenty (20) feet on Massachusetts,
avenue, between 9th and 7th STR cts west, running
back one hundred and twenty nine (l29) feet, with
the improvements, consisting Of an excellent frame
dwelling house. Terms cash.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
an 20 2aw& ds Auctioneer.
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p JAS. G. MCGUIRE, auctionee-

BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Auctionee-
CORPORATION STOCK AT AUCTION ON
~ FRIDAY afternoon, May llrh, at S O'Clock, Of
the Auction Rooms, I shall sell
81 eco Corporation Of Washington Stock
1850 90 Georgetown 90
Terms cash, in current funds.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
may9 AuctoUaeF,
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HAIR WORK.

HAIR WORK.
ORNAMENTS Of Hair, such as Bracelets, Chat
~ claims, Chains, Breastpins, Earrings, Finge
Rings, made to order, Of any desired design.
AL orders faithfully attended 10.
Specimens may be seen a, my store.
H. SEMEEN,
No. $40 Pa. av., between 9Th and 10Th SIS,
Mar 80
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Expulaion Of Hr. Hia9.

BosroS, May 1.-THE House continued In
session seven hours after dark. At 4 O'Clock
tli morning resolution Was pssssd BY yea
1S7, nays is, e1pellipg Hiss.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
RxPolrKo Yol TEE
DAILY EVENING STAR
Later from Havans-rhs Yellow Fever.

Later from Havana-The Yellow Fever.
CHARLESTON, May s.-Ths schooner Hay.
ward, with Havana dates Of the 9Th, has jast
arrived. Everything was then quiet.
The yellow fever had made its appearance.
The San Jscinto aud other vessels Of vas
have quilted Havana in order to preserve The
health Of their crews.
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BOARD, Ac.-MRs. BATES, on the south
ID west corner Of Pa. avenue and 9Th street Is pre-
pared 10 accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
or without board. Every effort will be made 10 rem
der those comforts BILE who may favor her with their
patronage, aP6-u
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By J. C. MCGUIRE, Aucttcneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LO r
neLr the Navy Yard.-On FRIDAY afternoon,
May 4h, at O'Clock, on the premises, the subscri
bers will SELL by virtue of deed OF trust dated the
26th March, 1852, and duly recorded in Libsr A.
g. No. 40, folios 3d. SC, one Of the land records
for Washington county, Lot No. l. in Square 926,
situated at the of street south and 9th ST.
east, under a ground rent Of $40 per annum for the
period of ninety-nine year,, from September 18th,
1851, with the improvements, consisting Of two
story frame Dwelling with back building.
Terms al sale.
RICH H. CLARKE. Trustees.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
mar A-law&ds Auctoneer.
~ Tho above sale 10 postponed en-
til FRIDAY afternoon, May lS. same hour.
Rich. H II. " CLARKE, Trustees
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
may4-d Aucti0neer.
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!. 2, 8, 4, S, 8, 2. 8. 9. o.

IN LABhRRE, corner OF Tenth and So who
is practical manufacture in metal, has an
assortment Of Silver plated NUMBERS OF VARIOUS
natterns He will make numbers for houses, hossis
news in Cburchs and for hacks, 20 suit all sssses,
and il csnndent At the low piee they WIN = nsde
thst IL win slIt the purchaser. splo-in
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e. s MARINE BAND.

T'HE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Military, Firemen, Clubs, and the public gene
rally that BY applying him al the arne Barracks,
or at his residence, E, between 9h and 10Th IS.
east or by note at Hilbus x tiitIs Music Depot
they can obtain the services OF the Marine Band o.
portion of il either a brass, reed or eotillon
band, which will embrace Louis Weber's unrivsned
palty r. SCALA,
Conductor and Leader Of Marine Band
2-lms
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~. PREMIUMS At TIE rArRs.-wHIrEHURsrs
eSnon ana E.1 r 81 s:sn
hisAsss pe:niams 70 r. tor their supsricti q Pho
:. x ofs.
don, and |. premium .t cry,t.l Palaces, New York.
The hrss awards Of the Maryland Institute for three
whshsrss. Gallery in this city Pa. svsnus b..v.
|U1s; HoovIASD's CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT
There fsv things which AFFORD greater pls..ur.
70 Gf the We
public benefit .3d our heart tells Us sast
is'sss M ':s i
OI the enr' Of which 4 e Ssrs:n p.epiTsd and
store, No. iso Arch street Phii.dsiphi.
See advertisement mar SIN
|Usa,cc..s TO THE LADrEs.-aooD NEWS FOR THE
the best inibie remedy discovered for
svins and curing all painful distressing and dicu men
Irregularities arising from whstever These Pills are
.p'' TRIUMPH IN MEDICAL so1RNcR
~ ss.
Dr. Duponeos PM: are the result Of over THIRTY YEARS
They h's' 0e's sS
crease. wherever they Ssoom. known They have b..n
thoroughly tried in Washington, and found to act like
Sold :, al Druggists in Washington, e.Ors.o.n and A.
A~uufiH' w. mar i-eoSm
M MORE svIDRNCE.-ws have Jast besu informed BY
agepternsn from the country with large family that
he has had great attacks OF Summer Complaint but
nS sn sis h d % Pinf
Re believes Also that $50 would paid his
bill without the Bters He he intends to do
without in his family His will be used required,
but not wishing II published,
Price sc cents per bottle.
To be had Of CHARLES sfptr CO.. washirs.or, D. O.,
CANDY HATCH and SETH 8. RANCE, Baltimore, and BY
Druggists everywhere. may 7-eost
|nPGOOD MBDICINEs.-Itis estimated that AYERS
W CHERRY PASTORAL and CATHARTIC PILLS have
promote the public health than other onel
There be question that the Cherry PICTORIAL
thousand thousand Of Colds Coughs Asth
Group, Influenza Bronchitis, &c. much reduced
the proportion Of deaths from oonsumpve diseases In this
cure more complaints.
Everybody less pursing Purge the blood
System from Instructions Purge the
diseases which ssteu the body work its decay But
should die only OF old Take antdotes
early and thrust nom the system before is yet too
Ayers Pms do thrust out disease no. only while It
weak but when IL has taken strong hold Read the
from dreadful Scrofus Dropsy Ucers Skin diseases Rheu
matsm Neuralgia Dyspepsia Internal Pains Bilious Com
plants Headache Heartburn Govt and many lees DANCE
but still christening ailments such pimples the
face worms Nervous Irritabty, Loss OF appetite
lartes head Colds Fevers Dysentery and
indeed variety Of complaints for which Pusstve
Remedy IL required.
These random statements but authenticated BY
your neighbors and your own physicians.
Try them once and you will never be without than.
Price rs cents per box-S boxes for 81.
Prepared by DIR. J. O. AVER Lowell, MAse, And sold
z. D. GILMAN, Washington.
@. N. LINTHI6UM, Georgetown.
JAS COOK CO., Fredericksburg, and BY all Druggists
svsrywhere. may S-eo9m
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ID ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.
IL $50 year will be received for the rent of
those new and convenient cottages at Kendall
Green, with two acres of ground stable, wood shed
and other conveniences attached. Pumps of pure
water are near the door, and communicat on is had
with Georgetown by way of II and Seventh streets
and Penn. Avenue, morning and afternoon, at the
usual fare, for the accommodation of clerks in the
departments.
To secure the advantage of this great reduction
of rent imnedidfe application must be made TO the
undersigned, either by letter, at his house al
Kendall Green, after Office hours, where the keys
may be had and the houses inspected at any time.
Several Of these residences will be sold liberal
terms. WIN. STICKNEY,
No.4, Kendall Green.
N. B-Rents paid quarterly IN advance.
apr 8, l655-u