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Time between Washington aud Wheeling but III
houtss
Through Tickets aud sssgsgs Checks 20 be had in
connexions, offers the fullest Inducements
the North west, aud the Southwest.
The conne.on from Washington and the
Washington juacon ay called The Relay ouse) nine miles
washington and The Ohio river Baggage ccc through
Wheeling Washington saon and echecked and transferred
through tickets points beyond The connecting
Washington daily ats M and AZ, M on Sundays at the
direct made with tho trains Of The CEN
Wsssns, through canSase, zasssyie, NsSa.a
COLUMBUS These trains connect at Newark with the Newark
Mans6ed and Sandusky railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit
Al Goumbas with fast trims
of Miami RAILROAD Xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
~ Xs1s ,o on ts Miami E sS'Rhrs
Haue, Lafayette Chicago, Rock Island, ST Louis, &C.
Naichez Orleans. ac-whieh sold washington
transferred at Cincinnati TO the mail steamers on the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
caso &c. tickets when nsyisabe
Wheeng and Weilsvile, ory mes where connection with
the Cleveland and pittsburg railroad is made
Travellers requested 10 notice that while This the only route
aerns and sess in 4. s . S the
West The distance from washington 10 Cincinnati Is
but ss miles, being about 100 miles shorter than oy any other
Fare BY through TO Wheeling 90
Columbus Sl3 85 Dayton S5 so Cincinnati, SIS; Louisville,
sd s from sis g. f Se I g
Sssaso and 80 LSa' as; Memphis
Far Trsdssk and aapsrs Ferry Mnssus Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford springs Piedmont. Oakland and Paramount
minor Way stations Wheeling M,
train from Washington. \,
Tor further information through tickets &C., apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. $3.50
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5--dtr Ohio Railroad Baltimore.
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Law school OF Camssrland University. It Lebanon.
A4 &Me Tenne&see.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Caruthen late Of the crcui,
judges Of Tennessee. At@
Hon. Nathan Green, of
Of Tennessee.
Hon. BomAeid L. Ridley, enanceors
Judges Carers Green dev their whole time
to the school,
Plan cfnstrdtoml. Daily class the
No regular Of
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations
T. Weekly Of law and equity which
dents suits
sne them through all the
practice The framed to require them
Deeds Wills records
dence In the by appeal
which iDsd monthly in the
public the end session. The
tds jurors circuit Judges and canceors and in other official
pacides connected with their suits. #&ft
Ssssions-The f the third Monday Sep
ember and ends third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Erpsss psy ss.sioau,ion fee $50 In advance connren
tee q boarding e50. Students
which had In tina Lebanon bookstores. M
-Four sessions required 10 complete unless the
dents cass No previous study required
nss0n There four regular Students
any time during tho collegiate year.
There a legislature connected with the school.
Number ofstudents the last collegiate eghty-six.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb 1l-e0ly 4sass President Board OF Trustees
A MEAICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt, enlarged, and elegantly furnished
aihc modern and convenences for
ion Of the travelling public. eAe
nse II --Aly agsas4HH st81
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ssShoad acquaintance be forgot,
And brought mn'
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days % auld isug syne."
ending Jun 1888
junior ending June, 1882, the Sophomore
ending 1881 the Freshman class
hereby assembe
thd Of March, A. u 1851, al the latest
10 nendshio which
entirely exchange in their
greeting sympathy, lament untney fate Of
OF their naos promising compeeIs
preliminary meeting of the seifaPpninted committee VIII De
September A. D. 1885, the United
Hotel, Fourth Fifth Streets
wh classes whom be
viii be
adopted o q fun y attendance possible
whom this notice IL addressed VIII be
good coAmttse by mail with
their respective post Offices
of Trenton N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER G. HART, Al. o.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LiGHTNEA
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL. r. RICHARDS,
Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland
JoHs WrIpAAs, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawtMar3 [lntellgencerl
newspapers civilized Of the world
G 10 editorial
through the
globe and all newspapers throughout the United
requested sratnous insertion
chsonay between date and the 81 of March, A. d. 1881
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I'm the petition of William Crimes Of Philadelphia Pa,
ing extension of granted him February 49,
ie42 Improvement for
expiration Of said patent which takes place the I2 day
OF February, 1851 49,
that said petition be heard Patent Office
Monday 9Sh January next at 10 O'Clock, and all
appear show have
why said petition ought granted.
opposing required file in the Patent
Office thor obcctons specially set forth in writing at least
before the Of hearing All Testimony ied by either
said hearings Big and transmitted
rules office. which will be furnished
p!icaiiOn.
testimony the will be closed the 18th January
dcposions papers relied upon testimony
the office before morning of day
the arguments, if any, within thereafter.
Published union n;eIl
gence and Evening smr Washington D. C PennsyIyanian
Philadelphia, journal Of Commerce, New York; N r.; and
Post Boston, sass for three successive weeks
previous the 2st of January the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
of papers will please copy, and send
bills the Patent Office viii, paper containing This notice.
Nov l1--laW3W
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United states Patent once,
Washington, November 81, 1857

IN the petition Of John J. Geenough, Of New York, New
York, praying for tie extension OF patent granted TO him
Improvement sewing hachiDe years
the expiration OF said which TAKES place the 2si day
Of February, A. ID. 1850
II ordered the said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday the sh day OF February, 1885, nj u o'clock
all notified appear and show
they have, why said petition ought not to be granted
opposing the required file in the Patent
Office their objections, specially forth in writing al least twenty
hearings all filed by either
hearing accord
of the Office, which will be furnished appli
cation.
The testimony the win be closed the a5h Of January
depositons and other relied testimony
flied Office before the morning of that day
arguments II any, within days thereafter.
published the Union, ntel
gonce and Evening Star Washington D. c.; Pennsylsanian
PHILADELPHIA Journal of New York, N Y; md
weeks previous the h day OF February the day Of hear
ing e CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
PSEos of the above papers will please copy and send their
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Nov 22-iaw3w
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mo. SAIL
Notice

the United States Land Offices ~
the States Of iinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and iora.
Under provisions of act of Con
grcss approved June a. Isfo which
The quantity public land remaining uns0d
shall be reduced number Of less than hundred
sand such districts shalt be discontinued, and, comp-
with other the subject the Secretary
has directed that the following offices be discontinued
shswneetown and Kaskaskia, in Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands remaining aasod and undiposed Of in the above districts
will be subject those Offices Of
receipt Of notice that effect by ths and
points, and will be made subject follows:
shawneetown and Kaskask be ed the Springfield
dsYict, Illinois. sR8 ha#
Kalams the Ionia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee TO the Menasha district Wisconsin.
Fairfield the Charlton district, Iowa.
The officers the points will public
the which will prepared
applications for entries Of such lands their Offices
Given under hand, the city Washington, this 10Th
November, A. d. 1885.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Nov l4-law6w
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SABBATH BELLS Chinred by the Poets Illustrated
by pkeit Foster style Of art and elegantly
in srabesque S. IL
by John Keats Illustrated by EDWARD
II. Wehnsrt; elegantly bound 81
exquisite productions specially appropriate for pfesenfn
ton at the approaching festive season. - ,..,,n,.
For sne TAfLuh MAVhhs
nec8 books'We5 near WI sueeh
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,


THE studies this institution the
9Th August Thuday in June. The
hoard aud tuition $50 payable semi
There charges for music, drawing pan
for Spanish Italian German and Latin The terms
Tor the primary department composed Of pnps under nine years OF
age SlO0 payable half yearly in advance.
should be addressed the MOTHER SuPE
ROR Of ST. Joseph's Academy, Emmsburg Frederick county,
Maryland f
July III
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AksW HOttk. HhsNMEN, AND SOUTH
~Ef|& AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM cas-
The ships comprising this tine ara the WASH NC
= TON, Capt. Z. Cavendy; HERMANN. Capt e.
ward Higgins.
These stop Southampton going returning.
/ PROPOSED DATES OF SAiLING-la55.

Stopping Southampton, both going and returning they offer
London and Havre advantages
other route, for the economy OF time and money.
Passage from New York to Southampton cd Bremen.
First cabin, saloon, $3.50; first cabin, LIVER saoon 81
second do. 500.
All letters and newspapers pass through the Nee.
ading will be signed on the day Of sailing.
An experienced surgeon 10 attached to each ship.
Forfreight or passage, apply 10
#8t g. "A HEINEKEN y Co., Bremen.
CROSkEY & Go Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN Havrc.
Mar I'd
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Caution-Lo;tery Frauds.

OFFIcK or THE MAINLAND CONSOLIDATED LoTTKRIEs
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, 1885,
THE commissioner Of the Maryland
his duty caution The public against the
who circulate by mail and otherwise fraudulent
and pretend be for the sale of tickets
wholly fictitious fs ANf W. tSt8
The legal lotteries Maryland daily under
the of the commissioner elected
the State under the approve the
schemes and 10 attend to The drawings.
All the tickets in these lotteries and all certificates
tickets have the os aphed x Brennan
the Office Of III. Maryland
Baltimore, Maryiando All others T fraudulent
For ul information the subject Of those frauds address
r. Brennan,
Sept 0s-dly Baltimore. Maryland
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Posr oyIox DsrAarxxsr,
November 49, 1855
PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails the United
Day Of bsuay. 1855, day OF june 1885, iDcu
following ALABAMA and an the
spo flied, Contract
department, ely Washington,
osi Of the ioh January 1885, 10 be decided on the next
eoa re% M9n.Sas b Steep crsss ro Deposit DSsl
sos miles and back daily with side supply q Grsenvil.
daily and o. rnsa Hickory Crave SANDY Ridge and
geometry and Claiborne be performed IN double line Of
bad, usiDg mail Of sufficient capacity
70 wh..svss nsii may BE daily received At Mont
bs ia such glasses OF steamboats, may be suitable in
he al q The year . BE- under the sa.e
and exclusive control Of the accepted bidder bidders
any other person having right
late .. interfere with the arrivals and departures Of said
is. leave Mo.'s ssy daily s =. 4S,gm,
Jane, and a. T. n. residue Of year
Arrive at mon.someryin 80 hours by II, m, from l No
vembsr to LIST June, and by7,p m, residue Of year.
NOTE.
No pay trips performed,
omissions satisfactorily explained three times The pay the
nexion with depending mails and sufficiently excused
Fourth q ns for ss D .Ssse 70
isfactoiy explained by certificates Of the hda
bed refusing, demand convey
hcss rouls. may snnu
S' % @ laws 10 ne @
The Postmaster General alter thu schedules He also
ao on he e, p a
The service In whole Or part. pro adj og'y I
dispensed with The bids should be addressed Second
the Ism Of February 1856 palcs-
pamphe. advertisement for conveying the Alabama
Mississippi L0o''an'' and JAMES Il dS s
Nov 24--d4w Postmaster General.
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EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. So Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, sHiPLEY 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.,
"a Austin Fnars, London.
h. @. WAINWRIGHT b Co.,
Paris.
The owners will be accountable for gold silver
specie cweiry precious METALS unless bills Of
fading are signed value
Shippers please that the ships OF this line cannot
carry any goods conaband of war.
Nuy2 4--d
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Near the Canal Basin, .9ierundYfa.
IrITZPATRICK BURNS proprietos and manufacturers Of
carpet chain, sui twine, wrapping twihe cord
age cotton bats &C. .e
Washington respectfully solicited for
Of articles, will deliver Washington
had in Baltimore othet northern markets. Al
will prompt attention by addressing ahove
I Oct ain, r. u.
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A Ess.y Uses md Trusts. and ON the nature and
operations Of law aud OF those which
from Faocs William San
Second American edition from the Inst London edition
by George William Sanders and John Warner with ref
English by member of the
Philadelphia bar. vols In svo
Just published FRANcR TAYLOR.
Nov ~
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mo. 54s.1

NOTICE OF the location OF tho land Offices and
ths onice OF the surveyor general I'm Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE that in pursuance of the 18th section Of
29d July 1884, creating land offices
Territories q Kansas and and Of The first section Of the
establishing the office Of for said
tories the ONCE for the OMAHA DISTRACT" has been located
OMAHA Cry the Of Of Nebraska Territory
the office for the "PAwNxR and the
ExA Gle CoarTos the of government Of Kansas Ter
r0ry. a @fs s&st#
Given under hand the city Of Washington twenty
sixth day Of November, A ID. 1855.
by order Of tho President;
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commits Oner Of the General Land Once
Nov 29-iaw6w Intel. and Star.
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IN petition Of Andrew Rason, of West MddIetown, Penn
sYvann praying for the Of granted
Improvement thesing nacines for
from Of aid which takes place the 2is
day of February, A. d. 1906
il said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday 4 Of February, 1885, IL O'Clock, and all
notified appear they have why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
required file in the Patent
objections specially forth wrtiRg least
before day hearing all testimony filed by either party
hearing taken and transmitted In
rules OF the Office which will be furnished on
application
The In the will be closed the 25l day Of
January deposons and other relied test
Office before the morning of that
day tue ,rgunens any, within days thereafter.
Ordered be published in the unou lne
gencer and Evening Star, washington D. G. Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Journal of Commerce, New York; N. VI
weeks previous the 4h day Of Feb
ruay next, the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers will please copy and send their
bills Patent Office, with containing This notice.
Nov 22--law3w
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Law Notice.

AoHf RRowr, STATION, WALKrn.
lVM T. BROWN FRED. r. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err have formed partnership for practising law in The Supreme
Cou United and the Of claims in Washington,
Tennessee ofces in Washington md Mem
pits will always be found at either place, and
letter. addressed them will receive attention.
April l9~tfod Intel. and sentinel copy1
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No. b44
Notice OF tho Rcoponing Of tho Danville Land Once
In Illinois. #N
GENERAL LAND OryIcK, Sept 10, 1855.
INsTRUCTIoNs have this day been transmitted register
and receiver Of the Danvc land Office Illinois prepare
OF the lands remaining said dc give thirty
public notice from the date Of the Of said
eopening ofther office and the which applications
be received by them.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2i--2aw6w Intel Htnr.1 Commissioner.
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UyORSE1 ON S6OO--An excellent pair of
II rray horses and hat five and half
old well broken gentle both single and double HARNESS.
and also AZ saddle horses few Cow
Inss STABLE between 18th and 4h streets These
boses be particularly md believed
without They admirably suited to the
purposes gentleman wishing pair for private carriage
N hsy are not sod before Tuesday, 4ih day of December
they public sals, Pennsylvania avenue
opposite III O'CLOCK Ms ana VIII De
posti sey highest bidder
wAsuNaroN CRY, Nov. 2S, 1855
Nov 2e--eod3t
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ONoFELLOw's New roem---The Song Of Hiawaihu ;
~ BY Henry Wadsworth Longfeiow Price 81
Curious Stories about and funny People, rs
Just published and for sale u
TAYLOR MAURY's
Nov Is bookstores near 9th IT.
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No. 546.1
Notice OF the establishment of three additional
land districts in the State or Iowa

IN of
boundaries Of the land districts il The State Of Iowa. and
other March 1858 which
additional land districts IN said hereby
known that the land Office for the TUKKEv
established Winneshek
FoRr DoDog DISTRICT" FoRT DoDos In Webster
and fr Sioux DIsrRcT Sfocx
bury county. -
Given under hand the city Of Washington, this
day Of October, A. ID. 1855.
by order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of tho General Land Office.
Nov2-law6w lint. and 6tar.1
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare TO California.

: / Reduction OF Fare 70 CdIyoTnfd I
~ United Sntes mail steamships leave New York
xSE ABpinwali the 9Th and Goth Of each month";
connecting with mail from Panama to San
Francisco
steamships inspected approved by the Navy
Department, guaranty speed and safety.
The long) completed from
ocean, hours The of
In San Francisco, and
money York all OF the trip
Reserve In in New York, Panama. and
San Francisco detention In case OF accident That
the route In entirely reliable.
Passengers day they arrive Aspn
wall. .tes EsN tN4.f.tb .f.a )
Conductors through by each steamer and take charge OF
women and children without other protectors.
lowest Apply a. the agency NJ
West street, New YoIk,to y. W. RAYMOND.
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SpcctaclcA. N +.
GOLD silver plated pecacles gasses &c OF
all focusca with peroca perscopc and pafabola glasses
experience peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes OF wesrers.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
3ai Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
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John G. DEv EREUx. Con,nassssoner OF Cemrt OF
Claims, % broadway corner of Wall New York
Refers sherman, Co., Msssrs Beebes
Co., Hcs Luther Brndsh James W. Gerard, esq, wm CARTS
Noyer New York Messrs. nRgs Co Hon. Elisha Whte-
soy, Joseph " Bradley, esq, Washington, n. c. Ia
NJ NCsnilcmsn ot Wsehngson
make appointment OF the OF taking ecposIoa
the oaice Of M Thompson, ESQ councillor kc No. Fo"f
snda Half street, tnesr the Cy HAIL. whom the andoned
begs leave 20 make particular reference.
Oct lu-Quwim y. C.. nEVEREp4
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Lambert Tree, jr.,

COUNCILLOR Ar-LAw,
Office No. 40 Lonsiana mert door TO the corner Of
6h street,
of the District OF Columbia
w Including the United Of Claims and his
before the executive departments snd
the collections of claims of every nature
Nov i5-eod2wt
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TrleScmnr-rhe Great European Discovery,
PROTECTED by OF England and secured BY
the seals Of Ecole dc Pharmace de Paris and the Imperial Col
Iege Of Medicine, Vienna.
riesemar remedy general local debility, loss
power, decay, and all the distressing
lis effects efcacious
youth MANHOOD and old the ve powers would not be-
impaired decline Of life the Tresenar
universally adopted physical impedimens vanish like
influence thus rendering is Invaluable 10 those
tsriHg the marriage state.
No. completely and entirely eradcaies all traces Of
which cuhebs have thought
andoe the of the health Of vast portion Of the pop
union.
Jresemar No great European remedy class Of
hicb unfortunately the English physician treats with
mercury the paients constitution,
aud which all the satsaparia world
alike devoid 4 smell, and
qualities They lay on the toilet table without
their being detected
Sold divided into doses ad
miniatered by Vapeau LaleImand, koux, &c.
10 and ictnil Mr. H. A. Barrow No. 81
Canal New York, specially appointed by The
the United Saes and
other mart Immediately receiving remittance,
Mr. Tfesrnar Of the world,
according the instructions OF the
writer. ~ ~
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9--dlyr 4
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THE DAILY UNION
The New York and Liverpool United states Nassau
Mail steamers,

TIC NEW TOEK LTVtTpOOK
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising the following:
~.
The Baltic Capt t"HsoSA'
These ships having been buit by contract e.
has been
construction, in their engines,
- strength and speed, and their accoamo-
fr ciegance aud comfort
Price OF from New York 10 Liverpool III drsea cabin
cabin Exclusive
5aas Liverpool York, 30 and ~ guneas
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths be secured Until paid Tor.
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ELENwOOD CEMETEnT-omce No so0 Penuylvans
VI of Nth the SavHgH
laid plan Of the celebrated
New York. and situated he hgh kroNWd ahHt
mile north Of Capitol North Capitol leadHg
70 The gateway This company havs received charter from
their forever burial
lee tide tho purchaser and prohhtHag ~ sacvoschents
Legislation otherwise, which N vas inpoascs tcss
wish their dead where placed them f0s
become in 81 cities whse the bnrisi cssd ssccmes
valuable mr. other pnpnsrs, ell IT, and throw the dssA pro
mscunusy large pit and legal
titles given sho grosad.
N. Ohfce rem 10 to -, whars panpAsn with
sp the charters and bylaw, and Al. oths. insos h.
chtancd All orders for inmsn lea With Mr. Jnes Mar
v No ao Seventh street, any other andeakss, wn - cps
aasaaea Juac H-diy
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vEAU LAFFEGTEUR IL far superior 20 the sups OF Cuisi
paIa, other similar remedies II radically
skin, scy0ula
critical
Of m and hereditary acrmcny Of humos As depura
cnas Of bladder in con-
weakness of the arising from abuses OF
injections soundngs. As sypllc the Bob cures IN
Diseases ensuing from the
Of basam cubeb or from injections which only reps
the n~uuazng IT, The Rob Boyveau above a
yphic long stand
ing and which have resisted the o or the durc
Of POTASSIUM -
street, New York, cuiot Ducongc
New Orleans; Seuiy, San Francisco. -.
The Rob Hfecenr sold by druggists throughout the Unit
The of g. OeTvas the mcd
N William street, New who will give Information
wanted. lf
a. D. is prepared America, West In
the United dues he has the Rob Ia bond
March Idly ~
OKOCkltthIs, WIN Ms. LIQUORS. cGc.-we beg leave 10
VI OF friends and the public stock OF
fresh groceries, consisting off,
Fine AMI hlack teas + + slsa
Java, Rio, and La2uayra cofTaes
Refined and brown
Family, ups rRac, nd four n Ibis. and bngs
Cheese, lard, hsms, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices OF every description ..
And other article make complete assor'-
ment .isgasl8aF
Wines. Ltquors, and CiEars.
Madeira, champagne wines OF favore
brsnds, aud part superior
Fine hsandics whskey, gins, &C. In wood and glass
cigars &
We will Offer other nces which
shall prices indueement for
families and the trade give eau before .uppyng tsr wants.
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, 4 CO.,
souih side Fem avenue, between ~ and 9th streets
octa-lsw3wif