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TOOLS AND DMACHINE
{; d n I .

NRDERS for the Sewauee Co.'S Coal may be left at
I BHICES' CSINA HALL, North side OF the
square all orders LETT there will be filled on the follow
ing day Large Lump, % cts Screened Lump, Is cts
Fine, ) cts; Run of the Mine, Is cents per bushe
The Coal all weighed and customers are sure OF get
ting what they pay for at the Sewanee Co.'S Yard joining
the Il G. K K Depot dec2S-lwdSa after wtOls stfeb
a-TJ" Gazette. Banner and "atrOt c0pyas above
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ETnieed states Mail Line

SSSSkNSS I'VE
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON SIEAM
Pa CKETS, SEIfI- WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tons, NJ. Berry Commander.
Marion, 1900 tons, j. Foster, Commander
Jas. Adger, 1,5O0 tons, S. c. Turner, Commander.
SOuthemer, l,O00tons, Th0s, Evan, Commander.
"~ESS. LEAVES Adger's Wharves. every Wednes-
SSY - day and Saturday after tbe arrival Of the
sSSsssssss essSSss cars from the South and West.
These Steamships all built for the Line and Tor
satetv comfort and speed are unrivalled the Coast
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and cour
teous Commanders will insure Travellers OF this Line
every possible co.IioTt and accommodation.
CdDinpaSsage, ge,.......................... .tzV.
SteeIuge passage, age,........-...............S 30
For freight passage having elegant State Room Ac
conmodatonS, apply to .
HENRY MUSHROOM,
san7G Ely Charleston, s. G..
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SEWANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tennesse.
BRIDGES & SON PROPRIETOEs

THIS desirable house has lately been entirely reftted
aud return!Sied and there has also been added num-
ber OF large and beautiful rooms, dining halE &c.
The house is centrally located convenient to the Gene
nal Stage Office Steam Boat Landing, and the business
portion of the city.
We prepared to accommodate the travelling pub
lie and friends general in a style not TO be sur
passed by any hotel in the West.
iunean RRIDGES & son. Proprietors.
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AsskTS

The name Of the corporation Is AETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY located al Hartford, Connecticut. .
The Capital is Five Hundred thousand Dollars aud paid
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RsGs-S550 IN PREMIUMS.

gEANlNG largely increased NV supply OF Rags by the
/ premiums offered the past year ending June 80. !
avn induced 10 offer larger amount Of premiums for the
present year And will pay the above premium in sums
ggg $50 $50 SOC So, $40 $50 go and 80, to any
Len merchants or "Padars who will deliver me, from
ias date O., the l- Juv, $50, the largest amount Of
RAGS The same be bought outside Of and by men do
lur business outside oi Nashville or vicinity
Will at al times pay tie highest market prices lh cash
fr RAGS on delivery and issue certificate to the owner
If the amount received and paid for These certificates
must be kept and sent before the list day of July
mex SO tat three Gslnteresed merchants Of Nashville
can make Tire awards. The largest being entitled
90 tHe slug The next largest $50, and down.
Merchants sending r.Igs viii please write that may
know IN whose name 10 issue The certificate. COmbn-tOrs
glll not be allowed
wooden Iiusey silk and Worsted rags are cot wanted,
and viii MOI be included IN She above,
earnestly solicit greater attention TO saving and buy
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
E,yA-1yltriwSw w. :. WHiTEMAN.
NoTth off he Snugre
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Il. II. AKEROYD
ARCEEEEECTs &c.

10. 10 AOUIH SUMNER STREET.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
DLANS Elevations, Sections, and foil sized detail
[ Drawings Of every part Of city and private resi-
derces with entire specifications &C, as made by the
best New York and English Architects.
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE coparnership heretofore existing under the firm
i and style of BROWN GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent JO G. Brown is alone author
lied to use the name of the firm in liquidation, &c.
JOSIAH G. BROWN,
Nashville lime G. 1855 W. u. GRUBBS,
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decZ2-tl.
FARE REDUCl D TO 81 PROM NASHvlLEITO
JACKSON, TtEH.
VIA Tepnsssee and Alabama Railroad, Columbia and
Y Waynesboro For seats apply a. the General Stage
Ciiee Leaves Nashville Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri-
davs AT gJ6 a m. dec22-u
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N0TT0N destined for Charleston will and after this
date be charged 81 per bale Of 500 lbs or less and
SIS cents per loo lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs.
septic Fl. l. ANDERSON, Sup't. n. &. @. r r.
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lgkRE REpUCEp DO 81 5O
AR2

FROM NASHVILLE TO mEMPhIS,
WA Tennessee and Alabama Ralroad, Coiumbia,
v WaynesboFO and Memphis and Charleston haiiroad.
$50 miles railroad and l55 miles turnpike Leaves Nash
vile sundays WEDNESDAYS and Fridays, at = u m Ap-
py at the General Stage Office, opposite The Post Oee
decl2-tE
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RAILROADS, &C.

WHEAT corn. OATS. FLOUR
per bu. per bu- per bu. per bbi.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.

ses NOIlCE To SHiPPEkS kFr
NTll4 the Tennessee River Bridge Is rebuilt efssr
L Produce aud Merchandise will be tran Esazfea
shipped across the river on Steamboats, and Bar 80
geS and be subjected TO two drByages shippers
ned that all goods sent TO the DepOts in packages nsD
eent for the entire protection of the contents viii be
eced Grain will not be received except in heavy
bur gs gunny bags The light thin sacks will be refused
at the risk o The Ocsr the labor and time
sary reparhe will greatly resrd the transhipping
and cannot be performed The Agents Of the Road
specially instructed not 10 receive grain at their respective
stations unless the sacks plainly and distinctly marked
and accompanied by order Of shipment.
We cannot permit the DepOts t0 be used Storage
Houses tor Grain or Produce when the be held
until suits the convenience of the owner shipper -
order itfurvsrd. Wheat Chattanooga will be charged
nine cents and Corn ght cents per bUshe from TushO
ma and all stations west Of Tennessee River and fIOm
Nashville and all stations west OF TullahOma Whest will
be charged ten cents and Corn nne cents per bUshel
Whisky will be charged dollar per barrel from Nash
VILE Chattanooga All articles 81 freight designated IN
Tariff ls I'd, Sd and 4th class will be carried al
present Tariff rates. Il. l. ANDERSON,
Supt 4 Railroad.
REDUCTION on LUMBER To NASHVILLE
From Bridgeport, TO TantaOn inclusive Lumber is re-
duced 81 per Car load from present rates IRON COWans
to Normandy inc usye, Lumber Is reduced 81 per Car
load lrom former rates. deClS H. l. A.
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"AVING purchased the entire interest OF Nj; W: b
II GRUBBs will continue the DRUG BUSINESS, as
formerly the old stand where he will be pleased to See
his friends DC, DC No. 49, College Street
Ny stock of Fancy Goods, Perumery, &C. is now very
complete having received fresh supplies, selected by
Of the firm in person, viz: Lubins Bazns and Mich
els Extracts; American Tnct and German Cologne Wa
ter Fancy Soaps Hair and Tooth Brushes IN every STYLE
Ducs aud Lubn's Sachets; Aromatic Chrystals Chime
Metal and Glass Puff Boxes, several new Styles Shell
Combs large stock. Also, have hand lBdgo hadder
White Lead, L,nseed Oil, Turpentne, &c. je9, a5
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AiEE al WALLACE. N p "iNGEiELD
WALLACE n NINGFIELD,
General Commission Merchants

ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
WILL give special attention TO the sale Of Bacon Lard
w Flour, Tobacco, &c, DC.
REFER
& Wallace Knoxville, Tenn, Tooe, Bro. Co, MARI
yalr Tenn Il + Cox Louisville, Tenn Donaldson,
i-nI'1 Tenn Ju,ns,n h Hair, Madisonvie, Teen Brab
SON = Bro Seyr rer county, Tenn, FANS hing, Dan
Gridge. Tenn, Vaugn L Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn?
Il Jacks1a Athens Tenn. Poulan, Jennings Co. Au'
uI.ta Ga John Cunningham Greensboro Ga, W l.u-
as Athens Ga John Wingfeld, Madison, Ga. Carhart
l,af y icon, Ca. F T Willis savannah. Ga. now
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y~OR RENT.-A neat Brick Cottage with rooms
/ garden &c froarg Spring street IN Putnam Ad'
IONS on College street College Hit Also, Log House
i f1 or Twelve acres OF veIy rich land, about miles
fr5Tn ths CITY On the Porter Pike. Apply 10
'G'" Gf,"|Ig+ JL& RW BROWN
44J5 Cherry street
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fare Reduced!!

CABIN PASSAG z FROM GHAKLEsIoN
TO NEW YORK,
TWENTY DO l. l. A X ;.
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TNISIFlHtG TACKLE.-A large stock selected by
I Of the firm, consisting of Genuine Limerick
HOCks ain and on Snoods; also, Aberdeen, Graveia-
een and Common Limerick Hooks; splendid assortment
of !np Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass Spun Gn1 Plated
Sill; Minnow Seines y by Floats of every variety
Reels Jonted Rods, Clearing Rags Fly Hooks DC, &c
In Short supply those who canaPprecate fine Tackle
with almost every Thing they may need for the successful
prosecution of this useful calling.
10. q. BROWN, AZ College st.
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DIED.,

In Georgetown, on the 2lst instant, in the 5th
year Of his age, WILLIAM II. RITTER, infant
son OF horatio 6. and Mary Ritter, formerly Of
this city.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
hisfuneral Tomorrow evening. at o'clcck.
On the 2lst instant, GEORGE HALL, only
child Of X. and Annie DOns ldsor, aged nine
months and six DAYS.
The funeral will take place ON No. 357 st ,
at III O'Clock m tomorrow.
On the 10th instant, after protracted Illness
PHILIP MOHUN, a native Of Ireland, in the
74th year Of his age, formerly resident Of M ary-
land, but for the last thirty -seven years ofthis
city.
His funeral will take place on Friday, the ed
Instant at O'Clock a. m, from his late residence
on Sd, near street, to which the friends of the
family are invited.
O'FtANAGAN, s. j., in the 4oth wear Of his
age.
At the Academy Of the Visitation. Georgetown,
on the 3lst January, ELIZABETH ELLEN, In
the 18th year Of her age, only child Of Washing
ton A. Posey, Of Charles CO., Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-21
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT FURNITURE AND HOUSF

ELE8ANT FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
II keeping Effects at Auction On MON.
DAY morning, March Sd, at 10 O'Clock, at the
residence OF Seorge Patton, No. 46S 9th street
near the Unitarian Church, we shall sell all his
Furniture and Housekeeping Effects, which are
nearly new and Of very superior quality, viz:
Handsome suite Of rosewood green and gold bro
catells covered Furniture
Suite wdlnut-carved crimson plush covered p az
lor Furniture
Elegant zebra wood, rosewood, and walnut mar.
ble-top Tables
Walnut carved Etagere, do Whatnot
Suite Of handsome Silk Damask Curtains, with
lace curtains, Cornice, &c
Superior Tapestry, Brussels, and three-ply Car.
Rich Gas Chandeliers, China and Parian Marble
Vases
Ornaments, Girandoles
Handsome bronze and gilt French Time piece
Bronze Orr aments and Figures
Fancy Chairs, Footstools, Engravings
Superior Hearth Rugs. Stair Carpets, Olcloth
Oak Hall Set, Hat Tree
Stair Rods and Eyes
Extension Dining Table, marble top Ssdeboard
Silver plated CastoTs, Spoons and Forks
French China, rich Cut Glassware
Handsome marble top walnut, mahogen-, and
painted Cottage Sets
Superior hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows
Marseilles Quilts, Blankets, Comforts
Lounges, Chairs, Tables, Toilet Sets
Chamber Stoves, Window Shades, Looking
glasses
Superior Refrigerator, Cooking Stove, &c.
Together with an excellent assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites
Terms $50 and under cash. over that sum a
credit Of two and three months for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
feb ed JAS. C. Mc6UIRE, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAS. @. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VHRUsTEE'S SALE Or SUPERIOR Far

VHRUsTEE'S SALE OF SUPERIOR Fur.
nitere and Housekeeping Articles On
mONDAY morning, March 10Th. al 10 O'Clock,
Dy virtue OF deed Of trust dated December 11th,
hoof, ara recorded In Liber j. A. = No. Is, To-
h"s 2iV, &C the subscriber will sell al public
aucuon all the superior Furniture and Effects
contained In house No. 4I0 Il street, south side,
near Ninth, comprising
fiusn, brocatelle, and Damask covered Lounges,
sofas, Arm and Parlor Chairs
air OF handsome Gilt frame Pier Glasses, Slab
and Brackets
Egyptian .marhle-top Centre and Sofa Tables
Suites Of SIX damask Curtain and Fi,,n,es
Superior Tapestry and Brussels Par,or Ch,mbey
and Stair Carpets
Walnut Whatnot, Fancy Chairs, Shades
China Vases, Mantel Clock
Bronze and steel Fire sets
N rrsery and Folding Tenders
Mahogany Hat Tree, Hall Chairs. Oilcloth
Venitfan Blinds, Chintz Curtains, Rugs
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Chamber
Furniture
Hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows
Dining and Breakfast Tables, Sideboard
Walnut Arm, Dining and Chamber Chairs
Silver plated Ware, Glassware
French China and Granite Dinner and Tea Ware
Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Chamber Stoves, &c
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 a credit
OF sixty and ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
p. S.-The house, which Is a very desirable
one Is for sale or rent Inquire Of the subscriber
at the Bank Of Washington.
WILLIAM GUNTON, Trustee
feb 2l-2aw&ds J. G. MCGUIRE, Aut'r.
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DANGEROUS PERroRxAscxs-Tbe N.

DANGEROUS PERFoRNAKcEs.-The new
s'horse drama" produced at the New York
Broadway Theatre on Tuesday evening was
interrupted by rather serious accident. A
chariot and SIX horses while making grand
entry on the stage was suddenly arrested by
the crashing of the platform-two of the horse 8
dropping through into the cellar. In the tilt
ing scene, a splendid horse, came full tilt TO
the footlights, and not meeting the expected
check there from his opponent, pitched over
them and fell upon the sharp iron spikes of th Q
railing that separated the parquet from the
orchestra. The poor brute was raised in great
agony and borne off behind the scenes The
rider was not seriously injured, nor any of the
audience, though some ofthose in the parque {
were terribly frightened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-21
a. We are glad to learn from the ANN.

q We are glad to learn from the AMIN al
report Of the Philadelphia and Baltimore rail-
road, that large amount Of work has been
done on account Of the new bridge at Hsvre-de-
Grace; nearly the whole of the stone has been
GIT out for the abutr1ents and piers, and some
work done on the foundations. A temporary
d hculty about the location Of the bridge has
been raised by another corporation, to remove
which in its present shape would cost more
than the exigency Of the case justines; il
has, therefore, been deemed prudent to DELAY
the work for the present, but il will soon be
resumed, and the bridge when finished will be
one Of the most perfect structures of its kind.
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The Ice BLOCKADE still hugs our harbors
with the tenacity of a polar bear At Balti-
more, the Relief steamer has heen stationary
off Fort Carroll fer lack Of fuel, but expects
to get under way again to-day The FIVE
steamers of Cromwell's line are lying all to.
gether about mile and half below the Re-
lief, and are working up slowly, having, with
the united efforts of their officers and crews,
succeeded in cutting some three to four miles
OF track. The Relief will work down until
she meets these steamers. The ice is from ii
to IL inches in thickness where the steamers
are at work. 1t has broken away to-day for
the first time, from Rock Point to North Point,
and is moving over towards the Eastern Shore
strong northwest wind weuld probably carry
il down.
At Philadelphia the prolonged north west
erly gales have not only thickened the ice,
but produced such low tides as to impede the
passage Of the ferry boats through the chan.
nels cut for them. When the river breaks IN.
and the frozen field begin to foat, it will be
next to impossible for the steamers to GROSS
and the distractions will probably continue
for several days.
The jamestown" steamer left New York
on Wednesday, with passengers and freight
for Petersburg and Norfolk, and will come up
only as far as City Point, on account of the
ice in James River. Her regular trips to and
from Richmond, Of course, cannot be resumed
a. yet
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, Feb. 81, 1856


A fire accidently occurred on Tuesday nigh,
about 10 o'clock, in the basement of the dwell
ling Of Joseph Libby, Esq, on First street
As soon as the alarm was given the neighbors
rushed in, and succeeded in suppressing the
flames before any further damage was done
than the burning up of a basket of clothing
some damage to the room and furniture. MI
Joseph Libby, jr., had his face and hands
very badly burned while assisting to suppress:
the flames.
Some graceless creature broke into Potomac
CMasonicl Lodge room on Saturday last. The
fend broke open the desk of the Secretary
and W. Master, upset the furniture, and
carried off some forty cents in change belong
ing to the Tyler. The object of the thief was
doubtless the venerable gold mounted gavel,
which, by the way, is never kept in the hall.
They also entered the school room of Mr..
Hunter, situated in the same building, upset
his furniture, and threw ink, stationery
books, &C., about the floor
The Philodemic Society Of Georgetown Col
lege intend celebrating Washington's birth
day in an appropriate manner. The orators
for the occasion are Mr.. William Choice, Of
South Carolina, and Mr.. Adolph Theguet, OF
Louisiana. The celebration will commence
at 4 o. clock, p. m.
Oo'n Pa!tioS AZ our CITY are peSnnlng 70
wax warm in politics. The election on Mon
day next, will, doubtless, be one of the most
spirited ever held in our city. We think,
however, everything will be conducted very
orderly, as both parties seem disposed to frown
down anything Of an opposite character The
Antics are very sanguine of electing their
entire ticket by very decided majority.
We would advise the butchers in our mar
ket, to look well to their lockers, and leave as
little meat Of any kind in them as possible.
That Of Mr.. John Keszler, was broken open on
Tuesday night, and robbed of some ten or
twelve fine bacon hams. SPEcrAroR.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.

BY ]. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
An UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE
IA National Hotel, Washington, at Pub.
lie Auction.-Trustee's Sale BY authority
Of deed Of trust, and by direction Of the cest q.
Trust the subscribers will sell at auction, al
the auction store Of James C. Mcclure, Washing
ton, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of March next,
at 12 O'Clock m, eight undivided three hundred
aud fifteen parts, the whole into three hundred
and fifteen equal parts, deing divided Of end in
all and singular the lots OF ground In Washing
ton, in the District Of Columbia, marked and
known on the plat thereof as lots numbered eight,
rine, ten, eleven, twelve, and thirteen In square
numbered four hundred and ninety ore, and all
that part Of Lot number fourteen, In said square,
adjoining said lot number thirteen, fronting twen-
ty feet on North street, and running back at
right angles with said street north the full depth
Of said lot fourteen, with the Improvements there
on, being the establishment known as the Nation
al Hotel, now in the occupa- cy Of VIM. Guy.
Terms Of sale Or e. fourth cash, and the resi-
due in six, twelve, and eighteen months from the
day OF sale. for which notes bearing interest with
lien on the premises, will be taken.
Convevances at cost Of purchaser.
The property will be resold at the purchasers
risk and cost on ten days. notice IL the terms Of
sale be not complied with within three days from
the day Of sale.
RICHARD WALLACE,
JOHN H. SAUNDERS,
Trustees.
feb Is eokds &c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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IL Great Cure of Rheumatism in Gin.

CiNNATI, OHIO.-CONVINCING EyIDENCE-For more
THAN three years have been suffering with
and psn Of the bones and joints have strictly
foowed the advice of physicians and other times used
such family medicines for the
of rheumatism s did not improve in the least
frequently compelled keep my was pre-
vented from attending to my business Some weeks
was induced by friend to try CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TukE The effect miraculous felt considerably
proved ater had taken the fourth dose; have only used
one single bottle and entirely free from all pain feel
better than have felt for and attribute
hsalth solely to the of Carters Spanish
mixture consider Ii most excellent medicine
mati.m and all diseases Of the blood and cheery
mend II to the afflicted.
D. BURsITT southeast corner Fourth and Walnut SITS.
CINCINNATI, March H. 1855. feb Sim
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2l.-Flour is downward:
City Mills was held ct 81 so, but only 81 was
offered.
Wheat is unsettled and accurate prices can
not be given; good to prime reds at SI 5Os
$3.50; good to prime whites SI56aSl So. Corn
Corn is unchanged.
Provisions are still inactive Mess Pork
Sl6 %, prime Pork is S14asl4.50. Bacon il
generally unchanged, and sales are confined
TO the trade shoulders sold for Sic, sides Ole,
Hams l1tal2te. The markets. steady. Lard
In bills l04c, in kegs lite, and in buckets re-
g ued l3tc
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u Prehibition.-rhe recent decision of

the people in almost every
liquors does not psnd to interfere with medicinal
pounds containing dlulus fact well known to all
that without stimulating principles
debility could not be reached, and the many other
most valuable compounds could be made without
instance, DR.. J. HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS, now
so celebrated and Indispensable In family
cine Thousands ofpersons suffering from and in
DIGESTION generally speak volumes great Gu
rstive agent. For sale by N. CALLAN, Washington
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AmbrotyPe.-Amongst the mast at.
Gactvs and beautiful specImens of the Photographic
AhbkoTfPBS They are truly beautiful Picture and
IN sons respects an Improvements the old familiar Da
Of photosraphs on paper D.guerreoypes Of the United
states supreme Court since 1850 members Of the United
States COURTS President Pierce and Cabinet and many other
public men Of the Nation visit to wHITRHU RSTS GAL
BILE and the time. 2s-N