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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-10
POR THE LADIES.

POR THE LADIES
OPENING SUMMER MILLINERY rup
" subscriber is opening day a large -
spprosching summer, among which NAV ~
be found some Of the prettiest Bonnets he n, .
ever shown, with an unusually large and we'll
assorted line Of Bonnet and Dress Trimmings and
the most desirable Embroideries, including some
very handsome Infants Dresses -
Ladies' Dresses made In the best styles
M. WILLIAM,
ap SS-2w Centre Market Space, w Washington.
LNOR THE L A ID 1 S.-PER EXPRESS
Il this day one case Maiilard's NEW YORK
CANDIES, consisting Of .-f '.'..
Cream Chocolate, Burnt Almonds
Lady Drops, Cod Liver Paste
With large variety Of Plums, &c.
p H'I .rtA8 q. n. p. KING,
ap 2s-k 265 Vt. av., cor. 18th and SIS.
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Houses, &C., for Rent and Sale

FOR SA LIE. TWO OF THE MOST
valuable lots for private residences in the city
Situated on 9th street, near II, west side Inquire
at Mrs HUMPHREYS, No. S35, South street
Capitol Hill. or Of G. WALLACH, Esq, oppo
site City Hall. ~ ,-+ ....sf. .-.. an 29-2w&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-10

NOR RENT-LENOX'S WHARF, NEAR
IL the Long Bridge, the best and most reliable
one In the territory for landing stone and other
heavy articles. 1t has about 100 feet front, with
depth Of water sufficient for landing purposes on
either side Attached thereto is square Of ground
for the purpose Of depositing coal or wood. On
said square Is a comfortable dwelling, which may
be adapted to store purposes There Is about Ia
feet wafer alongside said Wharf at low tide. To
those desiring TO make profitable business rare
opportunity is offered. For terms apply at No. 400
II street north, between Sth and 9th streets west.
JAMES TOWLES, Property Agent.
ap 25-eou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-10

A TPRIVATES ESALE.-EIGHTEEN SMALL
IA building lots for sale, corner Of L street and
New Hampshire Avenue, near the circle, First
Ward, ranging In price from 80 to 100 dollars
each. Terms from 5to IS dollars per month Par
ties purchasing with the view Of building thereon,
lumber or bricks lat market prices) to the amount
Of $50 dollars will be advanced thereon, secured
table. For any other information apply to H.
PARRY, Marble Yard, Pa. av., bet. 18th & 18th
SITS. ap 10-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-10

EOR SALE.-THE UNEXPIRED TERM
Il OF a lease. now two years and eleven months,
Of the store rooms on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 11th and 18th streets, lately occupied by
Mrs GARRETT ANDERSON, is now offered for
sale For terms be Pleased to apply to the SUBJ
scriber
II not sold by the 10th Of this month the said
rooms viii be Torrent. q. M DAVIS,
m Idiot Trustee.
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VA l. L + FARM FOR SALE, CON-
tanning 90 acres, situated y mile east Of the
Rockville Turnpike Road, and 2k from Wssh-
ington city. 1t Is well watered, and on 1t good
supply Of FIRE wood and young orchard The i'm
provements a small frame dwelling and sta
BILE. 1t possesses all the advantages requisite to
make garden OF great value, or dairy farm
and pleasant residence The terms will be
made easy. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No
sl2 Seventh street, opposite National Intellfgen-
Ger Once. ap 22-u
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ESOR SALE.-A SMALL FRAME HOUSE
l. and Lot on sth street, between X and l., Lot
fronting 25 feet, with a depth Of &c feet inches
Terms reasonable Location unsurpassed. Apply
to ROBERT. A PAYNE, Druggist, corner 4th
street ard Mass. avenue. milf
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EOR RENT-FOR A TERN OF YEARS,
H UNlMPROvED LOTS IN SQUARE NO
375.-The subscriber will lease for term Of aboat
eight years, the Unimproved Lots In square NO
35, In the city Of Washington He invites pro-
the whole property, with the privilege to sublet
II; and II not disposed Of by that day, he will
then make leases Of detached parcels thereof.
viii be required m2-l2td) R. SMITH.
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ENOR SALE.-THE ADVERTISER WILL
sell at private sale between now and the first
OF August, a very desirable Lot neatly enclosed
with a small two. story frame house on 1t, situ-
ated on the corner OF Virginia avenue and 23d
street, and fronting ga feet on Virginia avenue
1t Is In the immediate neighborhood Of the OBJ
servatory. Persons wishing to purchase can
examine the property at any time, when the terms
OF sale can be ascertained. m l-1m*
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

FATAL STARRING AyYRAY IN FIFIH wARn Coroner
Hills was called upon yesterday 70 hold inquest
Ff,h ward station house, upon the body OF
John p. Foley, who fatally stabbed while engaged In
ARRAY with oompnion q his named william Murphy
al the grocery and liquor store No. 80 Worth Oae An
thopy) street The parties, appeared, were In the
O'Clock yesterday mofninr while they we're eng aged Ia
drinking together aad bad partakcn Of two or three
glassss OF liquor, dispute between them coaoUn
Ing the payment Of the drinks. Murphy waited Foley
offered the former the loan OF dollar To meet tho az
penae Of " the treat he termed To this Murphy re
pied that be could pay he way, aud thai Inc bar
should mo- ose so lar IN be was concerned Foley
panon 70 pay for The drinks and said toa, Mursny could
not bis way or words 70 that eject the latter
became somewhat annoy Cd and called him liar: 40 al
tercsdon then ensucd In the course Of which words
blows, and neral hgLi followed Foley caugnt hold OF
Murphy % STRIFE him, when The a,tcr drew pocket
knife and opening u with oath declared no would
stick hts sn,se0nv 70 the heart OF the spectators
terered AZ this mcneh and Knocked the deadly weapon
outof Murphy's han the latter STOPPED pick knife
up from the floor when FOLEY struck him the head
with the handle Of broom; Murphy greatly en-.
RACED al tbs and yegsning the knife rushed NJ bis
agonist and plunged the weapon deep Into his ABDOMEN
The wounded man instantly fell 10 the door. and tutoring
loud noan, soon Afterwards expired. Murphy inme-
oatey Quilted the store, aud about 70 escape by
fight when some Of the peiShbors ipeifered aud pre-
vented hs departure until Lieut.. Martin Of the Finn
ward police came along and took him into custody The
prisoner taken 10 the station house. where he was
present at The inquest upon the body Of Foley The Jury
In this case rendered verdict OF death Dom siaD
With niie et the hands OF William Murphy.n The nc
cused was. upon the rondon OF ibe verdict comittcd
now IN session, Decessed was a native OF Ireland ant
wss about 80 years Of see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

lHIrrrSTs ron CALIFORNIA nE STEAMER GEORGES LAW
II win be seen rom advertising columns tia
ss1s Wells, Fargo Co request that all freish, inen
ID for California by their express By the steamer George
~, 10 san the 2oth inst, should be delivered 10
pem before II o'clock (roon) on the 10Th Inst,
TER GERMAN RupUstIosss or THE TgTH WARD The
ssman republicans Of The Fifth ward At . meeting on
Lsurday night passed resolutions greeting with 10Y the
rye accession OF Germans 10 the northern and Western
|ases 70 the Of free soil and hailed with extreme
sisac,on such new era In the history OF the German
cement the United States. The club means 70 continue
! organization until the nex, Presidential campaign.
TsRsrr EXCURSION The Fulton Guard, numbering a.
uskess went their annual cxcursou for target prsc
Re on Wednesday, and ~ pori Richmond sssscn island,
attended for 20 valuable prizes. Dodsworth's Band
|companisd tho party ON the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

We have Galveston papers 70 the csn inst and others
We learn nom TIE Galveston 0os that the election ia
that CITY passed Oh quietly there being very nte
men,, and MT singie disturbance Of any kind II the
polls.
The vote was a. follows Buchsnsn 4os Fit more, 800
Tbs the Ns believes IL the larges, vote pollcd IN
Galveston.
The Nous OF tie cab Inst says We have no Official
returns from the country, but learn from private
that at Indanoa the vote stood oi tor Bucblnsu and rs
for m more Our informant does no, know the exact
vote at por, Laveca but thinks the Americans had
majority Of ~ AZ yelasco and QuinIAns the
exact tic oei~tcn the parties
majority ~ ~, and hear stated that they have
also majority IN that county, but ,hls appears very
doubtful
The partial failure Of the crops In many or The upper
counties OF western Texas 10 causnr many families
remove TO the East where The abundance Of whoa,
The success Of oher crors renders provisions penufa
snd cheap The B,sgos Staemcn says that the streets
and TIC public highways leading 70 aud through Waco,
have been ped for two three weeks past with ems
grarts going north and eastward.
Unctr The heading, important 70 Texas Creditors"
tho Austin Tim has the iolowbg:--
The Comptroller, Mr. shaw Save all Ar,t cls-. cer,sa
Gates Of deot hsued ny the Auditor and Comptroller also
Treasury notes. and eight and ten per cent bona should
BE- forwarded 10 the Treasury Department OF Washington
City, accompanied with releases and sssirnments ~
roTGng 70 toe orms designated In the circular Of said
department on or before the rst day q January 1857,
or they viii be barred. Porsons possession OF any OK
these claims should not fail 10 comply with Tho rceus
toD. # they DO not they will incur loss
The Houston Telegraph learns that Major Neishbcrs has
bad interview with the Oaoanche chief ana TIA, O.,
the l4,h q October he made treaty with them by vtlc
tho Csmanohes, who have hitherto held oct win now
como CD the Reservation. The telegraph rersrks that
by ths important treaty peace will be secured 70 large
PORTION OF he frontier hitherto subject 10 continual In
Dian ncurriurs
bitter ,othc Corpus carha va,tsy, dated Llrei,, os,
1o, rays
The Fab regimen, n Gated sstes Tnfaatry a present
stationed NJ Tort Nolntoeh aud Rngsola Barracks. arc
upder orders tor Fort Ny Florids and will leave As
soon a. ~ acticsple
Tic four companies shattered At Fort Msnto.h, near
TIFF place. will taxp al ma
barracks thtrce down the river 10 Brszss santa 40
where they ell embark FOR their dass nation,
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Usu1D sIs1ss DsrmCf UoUs.--Nos. 10, ID is, N, 49,
SO, ~, 81, go. az
t4 ltt4 6z i13f MAI, si22 al27, b2s ep2 ne loq2
Eth, 2os3, 40, ~ o., 1000 2ese 2ci3 lss2
srPEnoR Cors1.-Nos. b07 so3, SOL 74o. $50 75s Tss
7eo toe, zee, ebe 7bf i6s 5Ge TO 77a i7a 55s ITO
III, rs, TIs, Iso, SD, 4sj, 81, ass, blg, ss7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

|RRITroRcExESTs OF LABoRERs ron rnE TENT.
kurrc Roam We understapu, says tho Ne. Or,esas
Ito, OF tte SIN, tnss toe Compsny has fitted out q
-per vbich vii leave this eiiy for Minat,lsn tas
Ferne with one hundred aud tuenty Ave Iabsrers and
arye supply of provisions undor the charge OF usone
Fstt, the superintendent Of me rosd TINS reinforce
the work sbout four hundred, 70 which "a IN rpected
many native lsbcrers viii ee added may be nee
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Police IntelIirence.

CHANGE OF HIGHWAY RoBBERy .-TWo named John
Flynn and Francis Smith taken into custody as
late hour ON Saturday night by officers Marshal and
Cowan Of the Frat ward police on charge Of highway
robbery preferred against them by James Locke The
complainant alleges tina, while be was walking in Cedar
street, near 90 was seized by tne throat ~
the prisoners and forciby thrown down apoa the pave
ment that whie IN this prosa.e condition the accused
wallet containing $40 The Justify Tor
help, wheu the above VAmed policemen came up and
sSoSt aas ns Just sey
Flynn were brought before Justice borne at the Lower
Police Court yesse.dsy where they were held TO bail
. CHARGA PAssi~G COUNTERPART MosEY-rwo men
named Richard p. Morgan and William H. Bartlett were
taken into custody by officers Sper Miller OF the Fiji
teenth ward police on charge of having beeu engaged
in passing several counterfeit S. bills purpornrg be
Of the prisoners were found lew specimens OF the coua
terfetng art, which evidently bore appearance OF
some letters found in the possession q the prisoners the
police believe that they have been extensively engaged
u the coun,erfeittng business Justice Dawson com
mitted the prisoners for examination.
Another Great Triumph for Gurney.-
Three edais awarded to GuRNEY $40 Broadway at the
ae AR OF the American Institute for Photographic produc
tons to wA gold metal for the best ghoto
graphs Se 90 il pastel Can and pic
Of Leonard street. N B-so connection with any other
Pianos, NJ Great Bargains. "A large Assort-
ment OF new and second hand pianos, selling, AZ
greatly reduced prices, at c. FlSCHcRs SIS Broad
way, opposite the Broadway theatre.
One shilling Portr~itypes and dollar Pho
tographs by twenty five artists and three sky Lights
king 1000 pictures daily Depot $50 Broadway.
Whites &3 kAat, Fail StyIe.-I4S Fulton
street, between Broadway and Nassau street.
Hats, Caps and Furs, OF Every style and
quality, 1t FORD SCOTT's. 2l0 Broadway.
The Prize Raglan OvercOats Offered by
DRUMGOLD PROCH, 10 Fulton street. are the neatest
worn and the price low thai al afford them
Ladies' Furs In Endless Variety, at Ford
sCoTTs 40 Broadway. lower of Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

The deliveries tf coal from the Lshgh region exceed
those Of year by 20 900 tons From, the schuyi
h region sboush the canal has Increased I've amount
2s l62 TONS there SUI deficiency compared With
hat year. o. nearly 12e 900 TONS and this Is not likely TO
be overcome before he END OF the season.
Tho Philadelphia Eedse Of the 18th inst says
his said the road management win not give In and,
The obtr hand tina, the coal cpcrass should they close
the m'nes would only stop lcsng busress. II these
Assertions are rue The tonnage Of the road may be o,n
sidsred ss pretty nearly at an end.
The following Ia comparative statement or the value
Of export. from The commcuoemen Of the year TO Novcm
her 10
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SATURDAY, Nov 15-oPM
ASHES Small sales or pots were made at 7Ac.
whiie pearls were unchanged
BREADTsUFFs.-F1our-Tho market was dull, without
change OF moment In prices while transactions
tined TO about 1000 900 bb. 1t about the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

AIMS p1JsSr yoK tns1isrous CTS rKKrg IN our 70
port Of tns trial. WHEN coecd Friday we omitted 10
uaie Dsttoe validity o. toe patent was fully established
the defenf art -
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he vessei vas valued a $3.50, 900 and insured in
rance.
The Marion win DO away for about fortnight or Ten
3ys, and We may have 70 wan TN her return before
caring anything the missng boan, the hull Of me
yonrais
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SUNDAY, Nov. l6-6 p. N.
ithe close OF the market yesterday the tendency
prices WAS downwaYds. After . sudden and rapid rise
In prces all the most prominent speculative stock
find the market 90 literally supplied thas tho mos,
sangune bulls have abandoned initiating process ami
are looking about for the provide TOR thei
immense contracts they mature. They win without
doubt ind doult enough 70 do that with ut involving
themselves any deeper. Within the past two weeks
prices have risen from ave 70 ten per cent In Thar
contracts have been made by buyers TO an extent
greater than before known In the length
time In running up prices fast they have brought
into the street thousands shares Of stock giving the
bulls much moro load to carry, and compelled th }
purchase Of largo lots a prses which almost guarantee
loss. Public orhdence In railroad stocks has been to,
severely shaken 10 permit an outside ABSORB.
ton, end the probability that Tor years to
come the supply Of stock "a the street will
gradually increase. Az the nnazcierpg operations or
our railroad companies become known, and the modm
T~randi Of Increasing capital better understood the
amount Of stock held for investment will be less and
stock Exchange likely 10 DO all time nbersily
supplied With the material In the shape OF shares
for the OF speculators Every day invest nen In
Oldest railroad companies falling or We have lately
heard OF several capitalists who have Withdrawn thcir
investments from Western roads after visiting them
the sections Of country In which they located, aud
learning the system Of nnancicrng practiced. the
impression Of the gentlemen referred that ut very
distant day there must be collapse among moot Ct
them. utterly impossible for these corporations TO
70 much longer running up debt, increasing stock
and adding 70 the cost millions upon millions Of dollars
The capitals Of all the old completed lines annually
increaed 10 extent double the amount OF dividends
paid and every sensible must sss that this
continue ftrevcr With such staring In the face
u ID the duty OF all who have by observation become
ported, 10 the public asaInst the inevitable
that must follow such Investments.
Tie expectation Of specie nom this rort lst week
comparatively limited. Tho detention OF the Fulton
Monday reduced last weeks report abou, three hundred
thousani dollars
SHIPMENTS or srroK FROM INA poRr on NEW Yorx
"A
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Canadian brands inactive. and sales confined
There continued b demand for Southern brands
and the sales reached about 200 bbls without change
persss and moderate sales or jersey meal were made
o. 80 a So 20, and Bfaneywne .. 90 s7K Buck.
wheat -four ranged from 81 121l % 2b 100 lbs.
busheR included In wnicn were II 600 bushels Mlwau
kie Club, s 81 43 81 a. and red do at 81 TO- white
and one cargo choice white Canadian, II 81 II,
and good TO prime Western red ct St53 81 IS.
chiefly western
At CSC. &c., and Southern yellow at Tic. Rye was
quiet Csc. for Northern. Oats in steady demand
ern do.
Coru-The market was quiet, and prices unchanged.
CoaTos.~fns tales embraced about 1000 bales, tho
market without change IN prices.
FRxlcnn TO Liverpool about "a, 600 $4,000 bushels
Of grain engaged, In bulk aud bags ct 1od while
-four was al H. 3D. =. I'D. TO d. 3D. asked, and $50
bales Of compressed cotton were taken At 632d. To
several lots Of grain about Id. and 40 terces Chi
ncsc copper coin a 32s Cd. To Glasgow for grain, I'D
was demanded, and ss. Sd. for -four. To Havre grain
was st zoe, 1our ~ 7bc, and cotton at No.
FEH-The market was quiet Large No. mAckerel
were nominal ~ $40. and No. small were held At $40.
NJ - So for large eastern, ana 81 l2k for Georges.
Herring were NJ changed.
Flrn The stock or rasins in first hands was pretty
well exhausted The last sales were a 81 rs Tor layers
~ 10 Tor bunch 81 % Tor MALI boxes, 81 for quarter
HAY-Tne market was steady, with a good shipping
demand. sales Of about 1000 200 bales we're made
ct t6c. a 7tc. per 100 lbs.
HBmp.-American selling 10 . moderate extent II
s9l6 s226 per TON for undressed and S2t6 S265 for
drened do
Hipxs in consequence Of The reduced uock In nrst
bands the market very frm and cargoes TO
were In good demand. sales OF 0rinocos made
go bs at 2sc., less IN per cent for cash 1000
sc, ak months with 1000 Porto Cabcllo 10 arrive
usual weight) al 2ec six months, and Q small lot Rio
Grandc, green saltcd, (6l lbs) Al l5c. six months
Hops-The demand was moderate and prices steady at
%. llc Tor Western. The sales reported so 90
bales.
IRosscotch pig, in large lots at $40 so $40 at
six months, with moderate Gales
LKATmR has been In active demand during the last few
days, and prices became worry firm, with sales 1t full
prices. We quote Light bemlock sole, middrg weights,
st 2sc. 2skc for Buenos Ayres and .shc 2ec. for
0rinoco.
The following statement gives the business Tor the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

Weekly Report Of Deaths,
In the city and county Of New YORK. from the 9Th dag
OF November 70 the 18th day OF November, 1859.
Men, o. women, o.; boyS, 1bc girls, 1lt-Totai. 9eb.
Adults $50; children, 2o6; males 2l6 females l77
Dored persons. O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17
LAURA KExNE's THEATRE.
NEW York, Nov. 10, 1885.
m ryfu wDfrOp nm rtfu urs Am

observe m your article OF 10 day upou this new thsa
tire commenting upon the management OF the coloring
color well understood BY Sgnor Gudcn tho resoo
artist OF the essabhshmeptn Bsng an equal partner
With Mr. Guidcni this individuality does great Injustice
10 more particularly In this the design (par
tally suggested by sketch OF Jullen's) the exc son
flor which cannot claim mnch merii having been har
riedy doue and the general disposition OF color
olusvely my own regret exceedingly tha. the tenor
Of the article, which places In secondary and
vofabe position NJ an artist compsls 70 make this
statement, tor which trust your well known love Of
justice viii ind place In your valuable paper You're
resps ctfully. =. DOzlGO.
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sq7slg,9eT so.tsolo7 l4,b927as 2,e1,,6Os
Net increase 70 November 10, 1s5e.... sll, els.lIo
The value Of certain articles Imported into sb. p,rt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17
Great Fire In Murray Street.
Books, papers, moneys, &C., Of
xEssks. Van WAGENEs, YEoMAN 4 Co.


Saved in one of
wIIDERs PATENT sALAMANDER SAFES.
The books &c. Of the above firm found 70 be
perfectly legbe after passing through the great fire the
wILDER's PATENT sALAMANDER SAFES, NO 10. go.
sample cake of the Wilder patent filing taken from this
safe can be seen ~ our store
full assortment OF ibis celebrated hreproof safe the best
the world, warranted free from dampness secured with
Wders proof lock for sale at the warehouse
No ~ Water street near Wall, New York.
NocESias O. Herring longer makeao or sells this cee-
B. q WILDER 4 Co, Paseniees and Manufacturers
S5-Wr1fing Classes Commence This Day.
Ladies at ii A. M gentlemen st A. NJ, and s, and
O'Clock Bookkeeping Private given
Fall OF the Year Produces Fall Of the Hair.
Don't wait too late to consult GRANDJEAN. "a Church
street.
HIPS Hair Dye, Four Shtilings per Box,
black brown, at Barclay street. Infallble onguent
for promoting the growth of the hair.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs match
less and unique articles Both for sale, and the dye pr
vaicly applied at No. Aston House.
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupces.-
The best in The world Msde sold and applied q. No. ZS
Broadway.
White Teeth, Perfumed Breath and Bean
thousand Aowersn Beware OF counterfets The nmeose
Of the BALM has brought out hosts of counteres
and mposors. Be sure each bottle u signed FETRIDGE
CO., Franklin square. n y For sale By all druggss
Holloway's Pills.-suMerers from Dyspep-
STA throw OF disease. These pills win eradicate entirely
from the system and correct all arrangements of the liver
and stomach.