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PIFRLEG 81 Elss1flf
MOST DESIRABIsE PRQkfsIeT \ :

MOST DESIRABIsE PROFIT Iesf Y
HyyE viii sc Auction lpFday, the istli iay ~ Sep
Wv tetaber tile te AI4tsnn i!9us anu
GfS.ds tlaeke ttste, of the hate Joseph u I1si'aeld
situate bGt9ren sons Wheeling and tie city OF MlsSiiaS
i.ropsr. " IL "a - 40.
outouses tshr uep5 may i4 70 ne pFoi
able AMI comfortable OF the hbisr Il N sold
ayone parcels Inadr known on f
as purchasgrs may prefer. stgsaqt Hlts-sss.
Gf1. terus TitOnc fourth u aSi
negotiable days iraving interest rot late
9Th approved eidstser and ressiee by tsIee e1eei M
sers giving otlableetss With aPpte or
ier, uf tffSt or The frtsn.Sss tbs s-ttle
fF0pertlS wholly and the
beliSvr ads nrc toIts7 value Is asr
Is from corporation taxes. As Il e ret 1t
the corporation limits IF tife EitN South Nfleying.
MARY BuSLEIELD, ESeeutrtS,
AARON KlsiIf,i Execitnr Of
agI9-tawts J.aI. .Iushnslds aeccasea..
Trust Sale of Real - tate.
FOY Deed of Trust executed hF George Iarl
bearing and Eseprd-
ed In the Clerks ONES OF Ohio Cnnnty Court In bee NOOK
a. AZ folio s win ~ {e by fNiie auetinf ut the
door Of the CnnTt HOUSE Of Ohio county, Hpnia
September It'd, 1876 the red estate me IN 'sif
Deed, being ats Nus Il e3ands4 III Square No IL, ia
sprisE aud illtahie, addition 70 South nov sass
tue town Of Soiitl Wleeliag. X
TERMS OF sALEg-The Of sci and the e-
ress sale in eas credit % 6, i9 and is months
t;,- residue.
f.Ths above sale j. rospeus alin sfoadny the 2es.
das tsf osi9ber, 1885. .5.sz5as. q Efte
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RnAI. RsTATR sA.LEs.
Eor REM


Eor REM
pTsIit .I,f.E 9pseips iIeuseon uaion ST., between
usrkst and an some tins "a 81
y fseaipeofyy u sIetts Or Oliver snG
PJBLIC SAI3h.
OF pm pER,ry ON WHEEElNG ISLAND.
r liiII on THURSDAY the lsth day Of Sept next, offer
~ sale on the prsDiseH all that lotof GFonn'l now
~. Of Js.a Lus containing One Acre,
which Is :, iatgc eOImoslos Dwelling House am ont
esirau- ofsa5tninE leeates.
for lgl enc 81 I'M
faSS-TSrfis lnatic known or das % laiss ! =
lstsss IL !. ssE sssssAst
.,s,1 + r. ARMSTRONG his ai.,y in fact
r. Ifz7 z ! TRUST gales ats.8
OF HOUSE ASDLors IS R ITcIIEToWN.
I.e ps trust made by Robert Davis. dated
AaE.st %, il =; 49hseeSf
OHIO c5arte coars. In Deed nee No ~ lage o., ssl
Ssss 81 81 sfSeS A. H. and O'Clock r " sli at public
a i. Of Ground 10 vii: ISls No. and o in square
No. Tive sOtlt eesntoniy called !si'chie.o~n,
on llshiSl3s Prfek House t5-i77rt s-si,AAz.
Terms At SAG. ASpRsN WILSON.
speid .-....-., Trustee
s Trust Sale OF Real Estate
mr. virtue of n deer, Of trust eSesned 10 John VI.
ID George lias,insH dated Ian,..fy Is 80 and
county In Deed number 81; folio 49, win oESE for
public aas@ = t s aSss e, IN sepSss
asd 1856 real estate eenysSvl to me IN sAtd del es
lto on HE Iat Of that part city OF Wheeling lnhi
by William Chapline and JOHN Eou situate on the
nertleas. corner of Water and First y sfttts
Selling viii eonysy such title opiy rs Iiye
es virtue q sA'4 pst TEgMs5 OF SALE
The Of sale and e. sex as ss1.s IN sSS ana n
and ihe title 10 be retained until payment In iiil
..Do.+3s ~ = ltas $50 Tf1tstst.
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LAuGHLlNs nusnrIELD.

! utnl Agents l0r OHIO county,
No Is STonros It.
Al.ofor sale by t. Ii. LOGAN GO.
Bridge Corner Druggists
al orders rnrst addressed General Agents
tisy viii supply The trade at Pprtnrs prices, and send
the pills eonadsnaIiy ladies By mali, BY enclosing 81 TO
eitbsr,at the wheeling ras;;ouiee.
n. B.-Dr. Dpp9neos GotIen pills, Sispatare ~ Dunon-
CO.. on every Si none other genuine. For particulars get
Circular Of Agents. apeo-Iy
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CIR. oiics, yasda.ia, June 81, 1855.

PROFESSOR WOOD
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in bearing voluntary
to The excellence OF your Hair Restorative Three
months ago hair II Is very dark
brown c COLOR smooth and glossy. The only An
plleatioR rhAye made to 1t Restorative prensr-
ed by and which, from the result my case, can
most cordially feconniebd 20 others.
Res cctfasly. y4iFS,
ls2a g. IItf f0T4r
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~ S. Wool AAts Just FYs s8 HAspEe soy
Ilmts COny.l
NOTICE..


SE[GLN6fAG ORE AT COST,
TISHE sfe storG Of hrs Goods now lhe store Of W n.
Mott Bro will lrnn this day fora ard be sold on at
COST gday dFfii5s btl0g colt until It Is III closed
out. The Goods will be spll
JEl.cltsjgely FIR Cos5
sTfiis i'ni.- then With TGoneyff
Nislfto RET TIT bargains which haze ee offered In
Ibis cts for q ioastiRe-s
OLIVER PRYOR, Assignee 90
slG for w. D. Motto Rro.
Notice No 2. tx,
Ii. those indebted W. II. Moite Bro.i by NOTE
y account requested TO call their ne
and make payment tr business must be closed
eits OLIVER PRYOR. Assume.
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NIJW FILL 5G0OLlS
WE viii open MONDAY, sptehiher 1sta choice
Eelscon Of beauui FAN Goods, which the atten-
aon II tie public IS Invited
sri HEIsKELL Z sTRAIHGEN.
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i.W AsIiISGToS, August II. 1927.
sAr DEAR SIN: received your obliging IA
vor from Waynesborough. should be very
glad il could participate with you and Mr..
Sauthafd in the pleasure aud benefit os the
springs Nv health IS, however, not bad
II hope You arc not mistaken in the good eff
feet Of my Lexington speech AIR. Buchanan
has presented his Communication to the public;
and, although he evidently labUrs throughout
the whole of it u spare aud coycr Gen. jack
son. he fails III every essential particular 70 ssis
tain the General lQsise3 J r0Hli Ae5 tlefrs e
stronger sts4fsaeat fzpm IF. Baeat5da. The
tables are completely snrred upon the t;caefal.
Instead Of any fIrigucS Oh my part and that Of
my friends, they Werc altogether ON the side Of
General jackson aud his friends But viii
leave tbs statement to your own reflections 1
directed copy 70 be enclosed yesterday to Mr.
Southland. must confirm any goOd impression
produced by my speech. H. CLAY
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Iosaaspost. la. Iaae 1855.

Logansportt las June 1865.
GENTS-YOurs OF the 18th came duly hand En-
closed lesse find dollars being the
Hair Restorative. i haye sold II al. II
chO0se,uu send six bottles laIr Reatora-
tsI tlns se'lit u Ir1s miracles his
place sold 6i1 - bottles, that bald ana II
fetched pss lair ont an 9str bis heal =. Z.
49, Ydfrs, fespeesfuilyt
II, IT. GEIDIEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICE s.
THETRAvIaI.IN(4 C0NiNIUNII1

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o. =, - ~
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-,,,
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-, = 49, y ~ II
me- % ''r -p''' =
''' 1870 =. !, AZ =. ~.
so.a ~ - i'st -
ss,,,..
Fs ls,5sz eal sss ~
Hs'l ''' iiissi s'e.s an < !,
t'ASss4sAt.'s9 20 g :. ''- -, - - q
seiq Mlssls's' : =. -
T,a,.,.i...,. T5..t. nee --.rtesi To ,lve
$780, ,,l,I,ost in
n .l,s
:, .be rrrf..op oftte
.rt s 49,, l .aii or an,Iss ,n nine
,,rir,,. t,s., !. sss ny,.dv.y New
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ts MtH,ptons's Vegetable TTRefHre,T lI-T43ps
oil who. aEliced as iaSe been to use
1t with the utmost onhleHee.s 80 ~
+ : ~ isgsfT Is : EDWIN ". SPRASfiI.;y,.
80 3toors NORTH. Sfp tatt 81.
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1,riIst Sale OF Real Estate

TERMS OF. ~ III - .llIfs5e.
The expenses sale S2se1 ~ cents in CASH ana y
credit Tor the residue OF 4, 10 ana 1c months Win ptes
and the title u be retained until payment 10 iaii
d, n EOffs
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IAUsIu.1Ns & pUsus1KID,
Amhrotvnea Tor 81.

FOR sale b Dfussi.,s generally, auslS
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,n active preparation Bulwer's elegant act COMEDY
of MONEY, :. ,E,.oInr,4ne,
az q quarter :ss. ~ - ! -
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yitdeath Wnpld have been relief to me- Ihad
siciars remedies eoui hear Of when friend
who had been cured by lfAArPTuSs VEGETABLE TING
-TGRE Of disese similar Ile one la9oring
ADVISED me 70 try had been .aietefn
nve years commenced taking t.IIanIse'i's ytgetdtls
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The above p0atpsnea anin noadny the 4oils
daS isf oei0bef, 1856. 5.5s15s d nm
aefH-tds Tfpstees
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN.
FOUR DAYsLATEk FROM EUROPE.

QUEBEc, Sept. 9.-The Canadian steamship
oompany's screw steamer Canadian has ar
rived, from Liverpool 9th ult
Sir William Temple, Minister to Naples, and
Lord Palmerston's only brother, is dead.
large Chartist meeting has been held at
Todmorton to welcome the return of Jno Frost.
Affairs in France were dull. The Emperor
and family continue at Biaritz. Napoleon is
said to be suffering much from diseased liver.
There is no definite intelligence from Spain.
The Government is chiefly occupied in ap.
pointing new officers in all tho civil depart
ments. These are chiefly from the Liberal
party. 1t had been announced that q decree
would appear in few days suppressing the
whole Of the National Guard, and that the
province of Madrid had already been dis
armed
In Portugal, the bread riots had been sup.
pressed, and great many arrests had been
made in consequence of them. The cholera
ct Lisbon was declining The arrival of a
French squadron in tho Tagus had caused
much excitement The harvest was over,
and had turned out more favorably than had
been anticipated; but the vines were COM
pleto failure
From Italy it is repoI led that the King of
Naples demands the reference of the differences
with certain European Powers to European
Congress 1t is rumored that a collision had
and Swiss troops. The CROPS throughout the
kingdom Of Naples had partially failed.
Austria has ordered the sequestered proper
ty Of the Lombard eyiles to be Sold
The recent piratical attack on the Prussian
corvette on the coast of Morocco had caused
an intense excitement in Berlin; but it is
probably incorrect that Prussia had invoked
the aid of France and England, the feeling
being that Prussia should herself undertake
IN hac isa fhn ,niro has 1oo al
teered two or three ships to aid any expedi-
ton that Prussia may fit out.
Great hopes are entertained in Denmark
that England VII speedily accede to the plan
of capitalizing the Sound dues. Buchanan,
the English Minister, who had been home to
confer with his Government on that subject,
had retuined, and strengthened these hopes.
Nearly three thousand vessels passed the
Sound during the past month, of which twenty
two were American.
The cholera had appeared at Stockholm,
and Gen. Bodisco, the Russian military envoy,
was its first victim.
Intelligence from Constantinople Of August
18th states that the Russian reply gives hopes
of the surrender of Belgrade Hassein Pacha
is to receive Kars from the Russians.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 27.-Thc cotton market
had exhibited no change since the departure
Of the Persia. The sales of three days were
20, GOO bales.
Breadstuffs-Prices were shade higher.
For the better grades Of wheat they were
sitter, but not quotably higher. Flour wss
variOusly quoted at I" sitter, but not quotably
higher" and at a "slight improvement"
Cora had improved Cd. The weather was I'M
settled.
Provisions were generally unchanged
The money market was without change, and
consols fol money closed at 95ta951.
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PERsONAL.

80. A shrewd little fellow, who had JUS
begun to read Latin, astonished his master by
the following translation: Var, q man, Gtn
a trap-Virgin, a man trap.
-. Mr. Howard f. Snowden, well known
rs the head CT the New York Courier and En-
quirer Job Printing Office, died suddenly Of
apolexy On Friday evening last.
80. John Brougham, tho talented, yerita.
bic and popular manager of the Bowery The.
atre, illustrates recent number of Leslie with
his handsome phiz.
80. We understand that the frst edition of
Porters' Spirit was thirty thousand. A
second edition was required, which ran I'D
the issue Of the first number to forty thousand.
his Is taking Porter in large draughts.
.... The Philadelphia Ledger of Yesterday
says: DIR. Sumner, Senator from Massa-
chusetts, is now in this city, and attended pub.
Iic worship on Sunday morning, at the Unita-
risn enurcn, tenth and Locust Streets
80. The Hon. Charles j Faulkner. of Vir
ginla, who has been absent for few DAYS. adj
dressing some political meetings in Virginia.
returned to this city last night, to resume his
duties as Chairman of the National Demo-
cratic Resident Committee.
-. A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun.
writing from the White Sulphur Springs saws !:
We have live authoress, two bundled
tsPeaklpg In round numbers) professional gam.
piers, one hundred members Of Congress- and
ABOUT one hundred others Of equally doubtful
reputation, besides q member Of the New Jcr-
sey Legislature"
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Hon. JOHN WHEELER, OF TIE Sixth Con.
GREssIONAL DISTRICT, N. Y.-The New York
Mercury, of September 7th, says: eve un-
derstand that, aside from Mr.. John Cochrane,
Colonel CHARLES d. Mead, and two or three
others, new candidate has presented himself
for nomination, in tho person of Mr. Thomas
c. Field, of the Seventeenth Ward. He is a
Democrat of the hard she'll school; a LAWYER
By profession, and a man Of talent We had
hoped that the Hon. John Wheeler would have
consented to run again in the district which be
has so ably represented the last four years
but we understand he most positively declines
entering the canvass as candidate and that,
under no possible state Of circumstances, could
he DC induced, at the presen. period, to suffer
his name to be used. We regret this much.
not because we agree with Mr. Wheeler in his
support of the Cincinnati platform, but be-
cause We know him to be an able, faithful,
and fearless representative of the people, al.
ways pursuing that course which he deems
most conductive to the great interests of the
country. He is young, scarce three and
thirty strong endowed with every attribute
essential to public life, and the duties of the
statesman; and, In his retirement to private
life, will take with him the good wishes of the
people he has so faithfully represented"
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEORGETOWN, September 10, 1856.
The number Of vessels at our wharves this
morning is much smaller than usual at this
season of the year. This is doubtless owing to
the fact that nearly every vessel suited to the
trade that reaches our port, besides the reg
ular packets, is almost Immediately taken up
by one or the other Of the coal companies now
in operation, and loaded with coal for some
one Of the northern markets. Notwithstand.
ing, however, the scarcity of vessels at the
wharves, business all along Water street pre-
sents quite an animated and encouraging ap-
pearance. Most of this activity seems to be
confined to our enterprising millers, each and
all Of whom appear 10 have just about as much
business on hand as they can well get along
with.
As the time is rapidly approaching for the
matter to be determined, much anxiety seems
to be manifested by most of our citizens as to
where the new Custom House and Post Office
building will be located. We have heari of
quite large number Of fine lots which have
been or will be offered. The one, however,
where most our heaviest busine IS men seem to
desire that it should be located is the corner of
Gay and Congress streets. This is beautiful
site, indeed, and We think admirably located
for the purpose, being in direct line from
the residence Of most Of them to their places
of business. It is also quite an elevated posi-
ton, commanding view of large portion of
Georgetown, w ashington and Alexandria A
building of such Dimensions at this point would
be real ornament TO our city. The lot is
l20 by l35 feet.
The quantity of wheat coming in by wagons
for several days past has been unusually large;
all of which has met with ready sale at prices
sufficiently high to amply reward the indus
trious farmer tor his toils-but few of whom
leave for their homes without taking with
them large supplies of guano for the benefit of
ensuing crops. The house of Mr. Coyle in
our city, is disPosing to these worthy sons of
toll about three hundred tons of the article per
week
Tho Know Nothings had poll raising at
TenallytoWn yesterday afternoon. Speeches
were delivered by Messrs. Bradley and N. II.
Craig
The -four market this merning is firm and
rather more active at our prices Of yesterday,
So S73 The stock on hand, we are informed,
is rather light for the season. There is rather
better feeling in the grain market The
foreign news has tended to cause sellers to
stiffen up prices somewhat. No material ad-
vance, however, has yet occurred. S.
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.P a felon generally appears On the end
Oh the myers and thumbs -Bu6alO RspuLiic
Sometimes on the end of a rope Boston
Post.
:, u The next cattle show and fair Of the
hdppah annock Agricultural Society will com.
m ,n In fredericksburg on Wednesday. the
days. ~"N ''N'inu' ior 'nree
IH AZ The recent session Of the Grand ;urv
a. neellDg, Va, L Moore and LYMAN Gii.
YER were indicted for presenting frapdpIsnt
papers al The Pension Bureau for the nnInosa
u % aIhioS bounty land warrants
In IL has recently been announced h, a..
puoIiG journals that a species of barIey haS
oeen brought into cultivation, diyested - ,Sa
Poiss nous aud troublesome s'beardT .t,o " sn1
10 the common varieties of that grain TSa
gram is said to have been 6is,ovsrsd :, nc
gulches Of the Himalay an Mountains ID 'n'
I1 The Rev. Mr.. Mute, an abol;,;on;s, :,
; - M, writes dOlorous letter to his friends
~ c. massachusetts,; in which this pararranb a..
frb,, we are having war in earnestEfou,
he Tr "iSnin The last five days In all of which
victors: fon .e men were the ASSISTANTS and the
ricEt =, iour lives lost on our side and SOM me
P.,, ten badly wounded ."NPron;d .o,Ie
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mo 56s
Notice Of Withdrawal of Additional Lands
in Florida

FURTHER IN PURSUANCE OF THE ACT
l. entitled can act granting public, in alternate
sections, to the State Of Florida and Alabama, to
aid in the construction Of certain railroads in said
States" approved 18th May. 1856, In, tructions
were communicated by this cfdce TO the land or
GERS at Newnansville and Tampa, Florida, on the
Instant, FOR the Withdrawal and suspension from
sale location until further orders Of the follow
Ing described lands, as falling within the proba-
BILE limits Of selection of the Tampa Bay M ain
Stem railroad, in said State, to wit
Office at NEwNANsvILLK: All the lands situa.
ted south OF the body Of lands heretofore with
drawn for the Cedar Key Branch railroad tosst Of
the line VIII CHI divides ranges twenty-four and
and twenty-fv and north Of the line dividing
townships nineteen and twenty.
Once at TAMPA: AL the la ads situated uest Of
the line dividing ranges twenty fur and twenty
Ave, and norfk Of the line which divides town.
ships thirty and thirty one.
Given under my hand at the General LSn6 Of
fce at tie city Of Washington, this ninth day OF
September, 1856. JOHN HOOD,
sc 10 law6w Acting Commissioner.
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Rock ISLAND BEIDGE.-Thc Pittsburg dem.
onstration against this structure has drawn
forth statement from Rock Island news =
paper, to the effect that since the bridge has
been repaired, a strong crib is sunk above the
centre of the burnt span, and two booms extend
from it to each picr. By this arrangement, it
is alleged that boat now must first run
through the draw a considerable distance,
and then drift back again to get against the
bridge at all. And even then, it is said, I'M
less, tho water is extraordinary high, the
bridge would not catch the upper works of
tho boat, but the force of the current would
knock off its chimneys and let the boat pas.
under.
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Qunine Arsenic Mercury Opium Of the poisonous
drugs or dangerous compound generally resorted to by
sufferers from drawn, affecting aud annoying
OF all diseases by resortng to Carriers Spanish Mixture
which contains deeterous substances but
cures escuay and fully by acting specifically the Liver
and Skin Purifying the nood and e1peirg the remains Of
opening body aud allowing assist
itself In breaking the disease and rtcuperang
ergiss. -
the Mr. John Longdon OF Va he had fixed snd
chronic Ague Fever; chs twice three years
Nothing permanently cured him, until he tried orters
Span Mixture three bottles Of which perfectly re- tored
hnf ,t has he had chill He Is only one
OF thousand who has experienced the life renewing e
Ocs Of this valuable puyieeg Of the blood. sep lin
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ties. 1t is supposed some twenty moro will
be organized at the next session Of the Legis-
lature. Sugar lands in Texas can be obtained
at from three to eight dollars per acre. Good
lands within thirty miles of Houston can be
purchased for one dollar per acre. Galveston
has six thousand population; San Antonio
seven thousand; Houston six thousand; Browns
Vile five thousand.
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GRAND OPENING BALL OF THE sEAsol
U ely CLUB.

VJNHE MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE NAMED
club take great pleasure in announcing 10
their fIiends and the public in general that their
second Grand Annual Ball will take place at
Odd Fellows Hall, (Navy Yard) on MONDAY
EVENING, September %, 1855.
Every exertion will be used to make this one Of
the most agreeable balls Of the season.
supper and Confectionery are In the hands OF
an experienced caterer.
A superior Co,illon Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
No Hats or Caps allowed in the ball room ex-
cept those worn By the re- pective clubs.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR to be had Of the
members OF the club, or at the door on the evening
Of the ball.
COMMITTEE of Arrangements.
Thos Denham, Chas Homer, Robt Chiseltine
w Drurv, VIM Kemps, CHI Murray,
Besj Berkley, J w Bradbury, James Gordon.
sc 10, Is, 1915, POP
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PONCO 3 FEMALE PILLS.-The combination Of Ingredi
ents In The Pills perfectly harmless. efficacy
merits are based upon an extensive practice thirty
years. aud, where the directions have strictly fol
lowed they have never failed to all
relieve painful and difficult at
the change OF e They will cure the Whites, and remove
al obnructions arising from cold exposure
and may be used successfully Preventive Call upon
the agent, and get Circular for particulars free
Price VI per box with full directions Sold wholesale aud
retail by CHAS Sr0TT, Druggist, Pennsylvania avenue
sAMu WAITE 52s Seventh street, Washington d. c.
and H. D. CISSEI Georgetown; whom all orders
De sen ana the Pills will be sent conhdentay by mall to
ladies' who enclose them dollar.
B-See signature the box; to counterfeit Il IL for
gerry. je2-u