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THE APFRAY BETWEEN Mr.. JAMES AN

TIE AFFRAY BETWEEN Mr.. JAMES AND THE In.
niAss.--lAn ARRAY occurred saturday, Muckwa
D,tween Mr.. W. james ant party OF Indians the par
ears ~ which, given below, somewhat different
h,gp bose previously Published Mr.. James be-
ms disturbed while hunting yesterday night, by party
- drunken Indians went 70 their wgwain and quietly
requested them TO stop their ncse upon which they
lacked HIM, unexpectedly, taking away his gun, tro
ting hin and attempting TO stab him with knife. He
which they attempted to ife at him, (hs own) fortu
naely missed fire. being set At hafcock and he escaped
unnjured, with the exceptfe af slight chokng. Two
Of the Indians dangeronsba nd one slightly wound
ed. Mr. James is son of g. T.. Il. james, Esq. the
famous Ioyelist.--Oshkosh Courier.
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dollars yeer fair estimate of earnings good opera
TOR with of singers latest improved high speeded
shines. The season for quilting Innings and other profitable
work close Mt hand Is the time the machines
and prepare for it. The fact that machines eer for use
priv ate families in largo manufacturing establishments
vastly superior 10 other kind ba proved Nv
thousands who them and hey dispute New
exchanged for old aud Inferior the liberal
k3r0sa i. NJ. SINGER X CO., 3y3 broadway.
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hnnd every variety Of teas for groccrs delers private
amiies-Sohchong, toong and Young Tyson. from 2,c 10
a0c guDiowdcr and imperial from DC. TO 55c-a other
duaes equally low Also three p,und boxes Of good andy
Tor 81, Gdl and eyafnine-No llj Chatham street t
tween Pearl and k0osoYelt. ~ -
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The Smithsonian Institutions

TIE REGENCY ISMITISUNIAN HOUSED NEW YORK,
Broadway, corner of Houston street,
ESTABLISHED BY THE WILL OF JAMES sMIrnssoS.
To afford the savans the erat the statesmen of the age
the citizens OF the United States aud intelligent
tel accommodations of the first order Of the
trail costly locations of the metropolis less prices than
in in other establishments of equal rank similarly
endowed.
execution of this design the hotel conducted
price per day for and board for only with
meals as ordered, at the option of the guest
SIDNEY KOPMAN.
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Summer Under Garments, for Gentlemen-
large assortment at very low prccs all qualities and
sizes Also summer cravats swimmer gloves, &c. Wholesale
and retail, IRA PEREGo son, 81 Nassau street.
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ratchelor's Hair DYE, wig. and Toup,e.

are erior 10 all others. Their rev nprover sscre
essaas3 eahl "a Tn Hearor aa raj eiegaace
To unnva,ad aud onl. harmless hair dye IL oppsd h
iva pstyais rsoms ns Ra9L EsoR & 2s3 nroliyray
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n" AHAM 6tUta broadwayi hayes, 40 tufton street,
D .ookyn.
eft Never was Known to FAIL"
LYONS magnetic powder speedily Kills
Reaches mosquitoes ants and dies;
And his pills tor rats and mice
Need but triEl 20 prove them nice
Try ibay it. Price "a cents per iask or box nny none
from pedars beware OF counerfeter and ook Tor ~ Lyons
signature the wrapper Depots, i24 Broadway and No.
South Eighth street, Philadelphia
Goaraud's italian MesiIcated Soap Positively
pmpes freckles, sunburn salt rheuD blotches
and @ like Pondr- subtitle nproos hair from low ioreheas
or any part Of the body warraned LIQUID ronss NY white
first store from broadway Calender Philadelphia Bates l9
Washington street, boston, &C.
r,ristadoro's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupees
exoo admiration among all in art. suit Of
he only reliable articie Of the KIND exan Whossie ana
retail at CRlsrADoRo's, NO. Aston Heuse- Copy the
efTess.
Hill, the Inimitablc Cutter Of Hair and
n No Barclay street No interest in any other establish
ment Hair dye shiings a box
HolIoyvay's Ointment.-There are Millions
OF orices in the skin Through these, the ointment
mes under the hand Il Is conveyed 70 the sources Of nan
nation In this way rapidly relieves asthma Group, sore
throat, rheumatism and all eruptons and ulcers.
Rupture.-OnIy Prize Medal Awarded to
MARSH CO.. by the Industrial Exhibition OF all nations ut
The Crystal Palace for their patent radical cure truss
Willard Parker and John NJ Carnochan Open from A. M
nn9P.M. MARSH 4 CO., % Maiden laue, New York.
ing &c. Immediately cured by DIR. TOBIAS celebrated
Venetian Imminent. This remedy is now recommended by
Warrsn,sa harmless oia by all the druggists and patent
medicine dealers in the United States Price IS and 80 cents
Depot 80 Cortlandt street.
Al st. NichoIas.-The Great Catarrh Doctor
has again. Dr. c. HOWARD MARSHALL. who
away 81 cures all coughs the ST. Nicholas
Hotel N y, room So from Ito 81 NJ Consultation tree.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" q The POLICE Once Dsparmsns wili ss held :, 8
immediate measures for holding grand mass meeting IN the
Sam mor SpSS Of h 20 e Seuso F
ward scEiwan Eighteenth ward r Brace Twsa'yi ss
Executive w. Committee o"'t'" aAGLE Secretary
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS WATER coMMI4JoS
~ ers Office, Jersey CITY, June "a ha3aSealed pro
s es erssy s y o e ay .. july H. az
NJ for the materials for and the work OF constructing about
Newark South Seventh street about 5000
ncent together Min iRe Necessary euvers and receiving
basins flushing gates and temporary canal according 70 he
seen at the Engineers ONCE after Ibis dale :, =,
NoTIcE.-To THE PUBILC.-THE CLOCK IN sPER
days enable substitute of greater dimensions
and superior finish that weye Just completed W. expect
invite friends and the public to call and 4
AN h ADJoukKED SESSION s 10 81 OF F TIE
ON Monday evening, June 49, at 8 O'clock NJ .l,,,, = .
,s. BAscKER, q. Q. of the Q.
OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES NO 81 CHAMBERS
~ street new Court Housed New York, June ~ ls,5-
crowd payers who put the day
pay her oses hay detcrmnci adopt the follow
scsLi hail receive "Sasy .isr o.osk NJ Every
E esaHs Hs insf5 H.
TELE1RAPH NOTICE.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
the stockholders of the Magnetic Telegraph Company is
called agresaL to the requirements OF the charter TO be held
Tuesday afternoon, the list Of July Mt O'Clock consider
decide questions of importance when and where 1t
hoped all VIII be represented person by
''N-'' JOS sAILER. Secretary.
V,EIEGRAPH SoTICE-oFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
1 and New England Union Telegraph Company Boston
june 49, s56You hereby respectfully notified that the
stockholders o the N York and n England Union Telegraph
Company hold their annual meeting the Union Telegraph
Office Wall Etreet New York. Wednesday, July To- 1856 at
10 o'clock ~ NJ for the purpose OF hearing and considering
reports OF past transactions choosing President Drcc
Secretary Treasurer and superintendent for the ensuing
year. ane for executing other business that may be deem
ed essential 10 the interests OF the company.
l.. l.. SADLER, Secretary
ITO TIE PUBLIC.--AT A MEETING OF THE FRIENDS
OF JUSTICE. commenting on the Vigilance Committee OF
Sau Francisco held Brooks Oh Star House, Saturday
June - Joseph Brooks called to the chair and
Goo w Ray appointed Secretary The Chairman stated the
object OF the meeting TO devise means for calling the
attention OF the public take into consideration the propriety
Of procuring suitable testimonial be presented to that
gallant band slight mark Of the appreciation of the citizens
New York the and fearless by the
Vigilance Committee in the name OF right humanity and JUS
tee. 1t was thon
Resolved, 1ha, public meeting be held in Brooks Hall,
Old Star House. O. and &c spcnard street. New York,
saturday evening July out the above object and
parties favorable to the will please send in their
TO the Secretary in the meantime.
GEO. W WRAY, Secretary, 305la Broadway
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6ed with goods from China Calcna Japan and ether foreign
countries to be found elsewhere tins city Real Iua
pineapple goods Madras handkerchief fans &c Ladies
cautioned not TO purchase article called pineapple until
they examine the above Mners and others desiring samples
can have them per mail in shade and color plaid
plain
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Defiance salamander safes.--Ro,,ert M


PATRICK Is the sole manufacturer in the United states of
The above celebrated safes and patent powder defiance
locks and cross bars Depot 1872 Pearl street, door below
Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30

IoUNSBURY 45O Broadway, Grand street OF
erng their large stock Of capetngs and ocohs at cx'raord
nary low prices. English velvet carpets low lis.
yard English tapestry and Brussels carpets low per
yard; and all other goods equally low.
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ings patent anbroype and all pictures not made by this
process miserable limitations, and perish. 1t
matter q demonstration that the genuine are
Broadway where the public invited to call and examine
for themselves None genuine unless scaled and stamped
nPateni.n
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the head the rule there but KNOX ats head
the rule here Consequently this plus ultra of hatters Win
remain with supply with his hats of which
he has unequallcd northumberland further notice KNOX
Is ut PIP Broadway.
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Whites Stock of Summer Hats was Pretty

Well cleaned yesterday but he has lei mp again with
and fresh stock Of lilac cassmeres,
hats and is all ready for the great rush which
nave Remember his stores 30 Broadway OF Fulton
street, and l4S Fulton street
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and cassmeres than it took the lead.
these rich light and highly finished hats with those sold
Twelve cent higher in Broadway. 1t viii be found hand
some, better and Amer article.
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HOTELS

igH or july STRANGERS VISITING THE cry
4 VIII DO wed ~ stop NJ the Globe Hotel where t,ey
can hnre good tpr,hea p cents 60 s5f cents ~
day meals ~ ihe rostap. Rcin ner the location corn ,r
Ifankio NJ Wilton. streets 3loc from tbs city lif
II Jic contains 80 rooms. II ~
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ALFRED MUNROE Co, AL Broadway, invite attention
TO their present OF well made seasonae clothing
and furnishing goods No deviation from marked prices
ALFRED MUNROE CO., al Broadway.
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G6 and 6S Fulton sreetThn suits 3d. black alpaca
suits $5 white duck suits ST. zephyr cashmere suits $l0
white s. J) white Iarseies 81 white drilling
pants 81 alpaca coats trimmed With silk and velvet 81 s0
brown linen pante, I5c
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VIII, kers or Moustaches Forced to Grow
cit Never was Known to FAIL,

"a sk by onguent which VIII not rtan injure
me ain 81 bottle any part Of the country. r. O.
Sh AHAM, 6ooh broadway; Hayes, us Fulton street,
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PHILADELPHIA HOUSES.
Alfred Day.
X. Z. Desilver.
James Dunlap.
Grnndy, Warden Il Co.
Hogan Il Thompson.
Hutchinson Il Jacobs.
jerks, Harrison 4 Co.
T. a. Newhail.
WIN A. Rhodes.
Steinmetz, Justice u Co.
Henry l.. Stephenson.
Young, Work " McCouch.
ALBANY, y. r.
Austin Il Co.
Bell u iIcnirickson.
Burgess & Smith.
Tucker, Crawford Il Rector
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Hurrah for the Country, What Kus.l
butfiont start until get OF those shirts
ROUNDY'S they are Indispensable. 3291s broadway.
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GUNNER StOcKs-Our L0TXo ana Elegant
sck Of summer clothing ready for SALE embrace
speciaites and styles k be found nowhere else
Sng altogether the largest stock of fashionable and des
able SIMMER clothing have got al moderate
md AGED prices. ID. DEVLIN Il CO.,
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE Wo-
IL man, as chambernad and sto mind children Good
noes. ure at 70 Debrosses street seboni ioor,
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LITERATURE.

NXIRA SHEET OF THE NEW YORK SUN.
II Owing 10 the great demand Tor the back numbers OF
The SUN,
Containing the much talked OF story Of
FREAKS AND FROLICS
TENTRfL0QUfST;
And the supply having been entirely exhausted,
EXTRA,
Containing the whole of IL as far published
Just issued.
Copies be obtained ut the Sun Office counter
CENTS
Thus those who have been unable to the back numbers
will be enabled TO have the story as far as published.
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scat and pants be had at SMITH BROTHERS. ID ant
40 Fulton street Drab felt beaver and S3
elot and pane s5 dab kerse beaver coat and pants
BIS blue felt beaver and pants Sl3 blue pilot
pants SiS $i5 blue beaver, and pants $4 Sl8
smpes of our styles can be at warerooms LIZ
lao Fulton street.
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NOTICE.-TO THE PUBIIC.-THE CLOCK IN SPER-
In rys Building No S9 Broadway will be stopped for
few days to enable TO substitute OF greater Dimensions
and superior nsh that weh.ve just completed We expect
10 have the operation the end OF the week when
invite friends and the public to call and examine L.
III H. SPERRY Il co.
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n U. Am ADJOURNED SESSION OF TIF
". Chancery will be held at American Hail. No 267 Bowcry
on Monday evening, June 80, at 5 o'clock.
II If he
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Coz REWARD.-sTol.BN, FROM THE DOOR or DIR
PC Ostrunder 80 Clark street. Brooklyn yesterday Sun
day. MOI ming bay horse sixteen hands high long TAIL
not cut on one hind foot white Is in good condition.
dryr leather top wagon cushions aud Innings leather silver
mounted harness with the letter o. on the winkcr.
GOO REWARU-LoST ON SATURDAY EVENING 4
Wv gold bracelet, with the givcrs and RECEIVERS
name inside. Apply at EnImerys 30 Bowcry.
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rI,HE AUTHORIZED LIFE OF rREMONT-YOU MUST
not fall 10 read the authentic fc explorations and public
services Of John c. Fremont by Charles Wentworth Upha
published to-day by TICKN0R FIELDS. In nand-
volume, with thirteen line illustrations and accurate
portrait, for 70 cents.
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VorNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION ULUB.-THE
annual meeting ANA election OF the Club will held
Monday evening" June 30 1856 the Mercer House Polls
open from till O'Clock SPENCER w. CONE, President.
ID. j. CRNS, Secretary.
GusIAyus BACH, }
HENRY GAINES, }Inspectors Of Election
GEORGE PEARSON,
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, COM.
L mtiee.-A meeting OF the Young Mems Democratic
publican Committee Will be held at Tamnany Hall Tues
evening, july al hapasi o'clock
attendance Is requested SOLOMON =. NOBLE, Chairman.
RcnERr CRANE. },a.aa..4aa
EDWARD TIMrsos. 'esieeNs.
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COMPETENT AND FAITHFUL YOUNG WOMAN
desires situation and pastry cook objection
hotel respectable boarding house Please apply III
Bowery. City or country.
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+ osT-IN WASHINGTON SQUARE, on SATURDAY
IL last 18th instant, about contain
the whole poor girls savings years past
consisting of bills 10 the Of thirty two dollars twelve
twenty shilling go pieces and tn INVENT pieces
In all s62 10 The into TIE square rest having
FROM the country - X emplo. taking ont
her handkerchief must have tclc With
gentleman to take the len eat r4us
have picked up by returning the The DIV e.g 80
Bowery, sual DE reward wl be given, a,l the thanks Of
the poor girl Tho porisia was gauabc and present
a friend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-20
ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE
ALEXANDRIA, Nav 20. 1854

ALEXANDRIA, May 20, 1856.
The circuit court, Judged. W. Tyler, opened
its May term here yesterday, and throughout
the days session the court house was thronged
The grand jury ignored the indict ment against
Francis Hanraty Cor the murder of his wife
and several criminal trials were set for various
periods of the term Among the attorneys
present was our former fellow-citiaen, Hon
III W. Davis, of Maryland.
A fire proof brick stable in the rear of The
Methodist Protestant church, belonging 10 Jas
McGraw, was fred yesterday morning, and IL
was not without considerable effort, and after
some damage to the interior framing, that the
hremen were enabled to subdue the flames.
Two runaway negroes, one the slave of
Joshua Pierce of Montgomery, and the other
q were arrested on Sunday by Oficer
Chiplcy, and arc now in Jail awaiting the
claim Of their owners
A large lot Of real estate is offered for sale in
front Of the Mayor Office at noon 10. dav. and
wepresume, the most Of it will change hands.
The approach Of our county election has de-
veloped some strange things. The culyert it,
sell has been undermined; and Know Moth.
lhsism caught IN Its own trap, falls in the
camp of its friends. 1t is amusing TO see With
what WY faces our good friends Of the First
ward Council, Second Ward Council, &c :,
swallow the dose compounded for them after
the very newest Hindoo receipt, by the United
Americans, in what the Sentinel calls the
Z" miner tub" By skiIlful arrangement of
party machinery the American party here has
been made into vast bellows TO blow the Ere
that one small smithy may keep its irons hot
Sam is but gypsey at best, and finding his
enemies too cute he needs must cheat his
friends to keep his hand in.
The fish wharf is almost deserted, few YES
sells coming up. Shad however continue good.
but the herring are very inferior.
Flour is quoted at SIS 75aS6. wheat-vhite
81 so; red 81 80 Corn soc. Oats 33c Arr
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By JAS. c. McGuIRE. Auntioneer

ny shc. ~ hCO AucuOneer
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CHICKERING
~ Pianeforte, Furniture, and Housek eep.
ing Effects at Auction. On THURSDAY
MORNIN6, May 22d, at 10 O'Clock at the resi-
dence OF the late Peer Brady, on New York ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th Streets shall sell all
the excellent Furniture and Housekeeping effects,
w:
superior Rosewood case Pianoforte, made. by
Chickering, nearly new
excellent mahogany and wa'nut Sofas
Mar6le-top Centre Table, Workstands
Plush covered Rocker, Parlor Chairs r.
Nine excellent Venetian Blinds, Shades
Candel bras, Mantel Ornaments
Brussels and three ply Carpets, Rugs
Mahogany Dining Tables, SideboaTd
Cane seat Chairs, Easy Chairs
Refrigerator, Buffers Trav Table Cutlery
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Silver plated Casters, Britannia Tea Set
Mahogany high post Bedsteads, Bureaus
Marble top and plain Washstands, ToiIet Sets
Feather Beds. Bolsters, and Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Looking Glasses
Set OF Harper, !" bound, excellent Spy-plass
stoves, Ffre-trons, Lamps, d.
utensils
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum a
credit Of sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
m 19-d JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auct,r
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by n. UNI huCilOhtcf
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AN ID kitch.
Il en- Furniture and very superior Rose.
wood Piano Forte ut Auction.-On THURS
DAY, the 23d instant, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock
a. m at the residence Of Col. w. F Wilson,
No. AL, north / between 9th and 10th streets
west, an excellent assortment Of nearly new F ur-
niture, viz:
Very superior Rosewood case Piano Forte made
by Knahe Il Gaehle, of Baltimore, * oc-
taves, Ct fine tone and touch, Of modern
style and beautiful finish, stool and cover.
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas
Parlor and Rocking Chairs
Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Centre and
Sofa Tables
Fine Walnut Gothic Bedsteads, Bureaus, and
Side Tables
Gothic 6 lit frame Mirror
Parlor and other Window Curtains
China, Glass, Crockery, and Stone ware
Ivory-handed Knives, Plated Forks, Castors &c
Fine Feather Beds and Bedding
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Cottsge and other Bedsteads
Washstand and Toilet sets
Parlor, Passage, Stair and Chamber Carpets
Radiator and other stoves
With good assortment Of Kitchen requisites
With many other articles which We deem un
necessary to enumerate.
Terms: Under S2S cash over IS, a credit OF
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
IN I'D Auctioneer
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, Mayo -FlourisNrooping sales
OF 500 bbls.; common 10 good State SIS 5os
80 common to low Of extra Ohio SO. GOA So. 81;
good TO standard Southern 81. 25as7; fancy 10
extra do Sass IS.
Wheat is firm; sales Of 4, 900 bushels; South
ern red 81 90 white Sl.s0 Corn is steady;
sales OF y, 600 bushels, Southern mixed SIC.
Pork is easier; sales of $50 bhIs mass
sig l2t. Beef is heavy, sales Of $50 bbls. !;
Chicago repacked Sl2 Lard is frm at l0.c
Whisky is unchanged sales Of $50 bbls at
23c for Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-20
IL Fever and Ague-An InfallibIe Cure

Wede the world TO produce medicine which does not
contain Qunine Bark Arsenic Mercury noxious
deadly compound to this annoying disease effect
uay Carriers Spanish Mixture While contains
OF the dangerous articles yet possesses
in relieving and curing Fever and Agus which
be approached by any them separately combination
1t acts specifically the Liver purfes the Blood the
Of the Skin, and assists from the
tenn the seeds Of disease what bad the remains Of
the Mineral Drugs which clog and finally destroy the
sttutiOn
See the Of Mr. Longdon Virginia He had Cbills
twice day for three nothing would relieve him until
he tried Carter Spanish Mixture only bottles which
restored him to health has he had return of the dis
since myl-lm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-20
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Aucuoneef
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
- Court of the Personal Effects of bemas
w. Perkins, deceased.-On WEDNESDAY
the 2lst instant, shall sell, by order Of the Or
phans' Court commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, at
the late residence Of Thomas w. Perkins, de
ceased, about u miles from the Anacostia or Ma
Wv Yard bridge, on the Marlborough road, ad-
Joining Good Hope, all the Stock, arming Uten-
sis, Wagons, Carts, and Furniture Of the de-
cs ased, VIZ: ..-..t.-. .... ...
Horses, yoke OF OIen, mich Cow
3 Wagons, Carriage
OK Cart and two Bodies
Horse Cart and two Bodies
Large lot Of Harness -... ..-.
Lot Of Rails and Lumber . .. .-.
Hogsheads and Barrels, Hot bed Sash
Feather Beds, Bedding
Mattresses and Bedsteads
Tables, Chairs, Carpeting
Oilcloth, Mating .--
Clocks, Looking Glasses
Bureaus and Sideboard ..ri .
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
stoves, Kitchen Utensils, Chest Of Tools
Farming and Gardening Implements
With many other articles which we deem unhe-
cessary to enumerate.
Terms cash. s-air-e
MARY A. PERKINS, Administratrix.
m N-eoAds W A. GREEN. AuIt
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IRON HALL
N O. md TynnLr EsaaA

Boot, Shoe, and Trunk EstabllIs hmsnt,
Pa aveHSs beitresH eth AID 1Ofk SITS.
lust RECEIVED LARGE ASSORTMENT
~ Of 6entlemen's imported french Gal 1T,
tiers, Molia-Vine Shoes, manufactured by
Melus Paus, for my own sales
Call early aad examine my stock. -
l have also, Ladies' whole and half Caters
at so cents ard 81, made by McCurdy, "originsl''
cost 81 IS.
Children's Shoes at 37kc., old style
My stock Of Travelling Trunks, Valises, CARPET
Bags, &c, Is the largest In the city.
Cal on 3. p. HOOVER,
ms Iron a ali