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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18

OF The Madison Courier is exceedingly
exercised about the Democratic press. This
is no new feature in the Republican papers.
Itadvises the Democratic party to demand of
its press "better and more reliable newspa-
perS." We think the Republicans who made
bets upon the statements of the Republican
papers, such as those of the Courier, and
their oft-repeated and confident assurances Of
the overwhelming success of that party, will
find it very difficult to believe in their relia-
bility. They were sold upon it once, and we
Judge they viii not swallow the dose again
1t requires just the impudeace the Courier
possesses TO write about. reliable Repubi-
can newspapers. The editor of the Courier
is very 'good man." but be ought no. %
Sc cross cut saws. They play 10th ways.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18

o. We are authorized to announce B.
BURNS, Esq, editor of the Rushville Jack
sonian, as candidate for the office Of State
Agent. Mr. BURNS is an able aud efficient
editor, and as such has rendered valuable
services to his party in the poliiicai cam
paigns of this year. In the distribution OF
official patronage the men who have done
service, especially those of the gull who are
seldom compensated. for their labor, should
not be overlooked. We wish Mr.. Burns
uccess, feeling every confidence that if so
he will make a valuable officer
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E'askfnrtOh 81, .GdJOiEfsg fhs Palmer HOHss,
Hurenow ENTERED on THEIR BOOKS more than
$4,000, 600 REAL ESTATE
FARMs IM lTARION COuNTY.


no 2A3 % acres nils northwest OF Indianapo-
Us, Oh t.ll Cfrek- .-
NO 27i. sJdacres ofland and grsi mill, situated
on Bait Greek north-eest Of indianapolis.
no 30. go acres miles south Of Indianapolis
100 acres in culag alton.
No G37. 20 acres Of land : miles south Of Indian
NO 35G. seseresiand east Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
NO S1s. one-la'fof houring mill, ~ miles n
No us. go aeres miles east Of Indianapolis in
hirhsfate OF cultivation.
NO 5IT.. 20 aerosin Lawrence Township mile.
NO 500. sijs acres @Tee-iou1hs Of mile east Of
indianapolis.
No CO. 90 aeres uoiles west indianapolis;
good Improvements, with saw mill.
no 500 80 acrcs on Tho line OF Marion and John
son counties, y mites from Indianapolis, miles nom
Lawranceburgh X. r.; parity Improved.
No 6Ji. % acres i miles south Of Indianapolis,
paumIFovel.
no 7sc- Is acres; 10 cleared, timber on the
Charlottesville load, miles west II Indians polls.
No SO7s grisi mil and saw mill on ksris Creek
miles wesi Of Indianapolis VIII exchange IN part
ness. 80 acres on tho Michigan Road. miles
east Of ihe dosaion Hue; 100 acres improvcd, balance
no 9T3. A farm Of sc5 acres adjoining Ind'pl's.
no sea- leo acres land miles ;. Is. OF Indiansp-
OILS; % ae,ei Improved.
No oI5. A grist and saw nj and 10 acres OF land
. miles restof Indianapolis an 4. n. q X. r. r.
NO oHT. 70 or j. acres Of land on Michigan Road
One-hah mle irJIn indianapolis.
:, 40 95a, 81 acres Improved land, miles S. E. o.
Indianapolis.
No 93f. A grist and saw mill and co acres Of land
miles northwest OF Indianapolis, on The Crawfords
Vile Road.
No 955. 10 acres highly improved land } milei
south east ~ Indianapolis
NO. o SO. ~ ACRES, mile couth Of Indianapolis.
Ne. off. iin acres, miles west Of indianapolis
so acres Ia cultivation. SPLENDID ImnFoyenenis.
MQ.95G. eOaces improved land, niles west o
indit upos lrr. a .a
Nd. 90. l3l Acres, four miles southeast OF In
dianapolis. Good lmproN ements. ltr
NO. Oil. 100 Acres ofL-nd, 10 acres improved
sir miles from il,e Its. Gac
Re.0s5. ~ Acres hyemileS West Of indianapolis
vey heavily iimbered. s. .s
RIO. OH. 10 -Four Acre Clocks two miles west o
I Ind faIIspolis. .t l'ii. .la .-tt
No. 90. IAcreon The National Road, pear IN
Asyam for tae Insane, sore-rooin and dwelling house
ON L. t-- =. F ar.FI -
BOOZE COUNTY. smith, Il
/ No a9os 1cSat.es OF land near Northned
no 100. so acres one-half improved; 10 trade 70
I K. X. Stuck. .t.f
/ No 90. SO acressouih west Of lebanon.
A. 80 Cos. lG9 re-, 80 acres cleared; miles noru
west o. Lebanon
No 100 S0acres land, some Improvements
No 90. o acres land, miles from NorhnelS
good iopr0ye mems. .lll 81 t..a.I al. .-
No 90. 30 acres land Il miles from indianapolis
No 327. 100 acres tlnd "a miles from LebAnoi
Viii trade for city property.
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ADAMS COUNTY. IOWA.
10. 0A2. 800 Acres. good location.
ST. CLAIR CO.. MISSOURI

No SO. 81 acres land. unimproved.
NO SI1 80 acres land 2 miles north Of New Ma
RON Alec, 30 extra timber Land Also. 40
"a miles south OF OsgOod. Also. 20 in Blac
hawk Co, lows; all 70 trade for city property
JEFFERSON CO. MO-.
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JEFFERSON CO.. MO.
MISCELLANEOUS.

NO. 95s- Zoo Acres in ST. Joseph, Mason, Pope
and Hardin counties, Ind. also, 800 acres In Union
aud Mongo sery countless Iowa. 70 exchange for city
prop. riy or Elrms Ia Marion county.
irTsFOr further informsion ppiy by letter other>
Wise, 10 McKERNAN d EDGAR.
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No s4A. ~ acres miles west ofthe Blum.
JENNINGS COUNTY.
TO 637s leo acres land, well improved, with 4
large fcurng mill, situated onefourh GA mile from
Vernon.
No ssh. 80 acres land. good improvements; two
mil IS from Owelsyilie.
No SsT. s5acfes land on ~. & |. Railroad, three
miles from Queansviile. Improved,
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NO 2za. I7a acres Ian . miles northeast OF ches-
teiled. 80 acrrs improved.
NJ 3Sl. go &c es. > miles.
rs ffO acres Tim bercd land best quality; viii
be eNchani-od Tor ell properly.
No 500. 100 acres improved land, one-half mile
from the town OF Anderson.
NO sO3. leo acres part unde llvation, ca miles
from And rsOn on The q Z. Railroad.
No : ~. az acres land. ~ miles from the county
seat = trade for cry property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-18
BY A GREEN, AuctIonser

VTNR USTEE'S SALE--BY VIRTUE OF
Il two deeds Of trust, the one duly recorded In
Liber J A. 9 No 90, one of the land records Tor
Washington County, In the District II Columbia,
and the other duly fled the 10th Of Jsnuary A. ID
1855, In the proper Record Office Of the County
ard District aforesaid the subscribers will sell on
MONDAY, the 2lst of April, A. ID. 1856, at Ave
O'Clock, p. m, the following described Real Es-
tate and Improvements thereon, situated in Il e
City Of Washington, in the District Of Columbia
namely: Part Of Lot No. 1, in square No 397
beginning for the same 43 feet, and one inch north
from the south east corner Of said Lot one, run
ming thence north along Sth street west IL feet II
inches, thence west 80 feet inches, BEING the
entire depth Of said part Of Lot
This sale will take place in front Of the premi-
ses, and the terms wifi be one half cash, and the
balance in 6 and ~ months with interest secured
by Coed Of trust ON the premises
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser. The
property will be resoid at tie purchasers fisk
and cost ten days notice II the terms Of sale be
not complied wi within three days from the day
Of sale
BENZ. p SMITH, ,
+. G. MORGAN,
mar 15-sawdds A. GREEN, Auct
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people almost State In references to the sale
SG0rs does not pretend DO Interfere with medicinal com
pounds containing smulas a. fact well known 70 al
hst without stimulating Prilcpes mos Gasss Of extreme
debility sOuld aot reached aud the many other Of
could not be made without H. For
Instance DR.. }. ROSTgTTBR'S STOMACH BITTERs, now
celebrated and indispsnssble In every family - msd
cine Thousands Of suffering from dyspepsia and in'
Digestion generally speak volumes l favor Of this great Gu
rarys agent For sale By J. y. CALLAH, Wshingson-
se IL
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SING ER,S
Improved Sewing Machines.

To which was gr anted the his hest Award Of
the Paris Exhibition, thereby receiving
the Worlds Verdict of Superiority.
THE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
Il chine has simplifed them in many respects,
andthey are capable Of executing twice the amount
Of work they did formerly In any given time
They are without question the only Machines o.
pable OF sewing every variety Of goods perfect a
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can De
sewn by any Of these machines by simple ehsnse
u needle and thread In such manner that tie
closest scrutiny cannot detect fault
Manufactures, planters and families will ind
them the only safe Machines to purchase, as thew
are built strong and durable, and not likely TO
get out o. order
We have machines with guases attached, fer
binding hats, cap fronts, gaitsrs, &C
Stlk, Thread, Cotton, Needles, &c, constantly
on band, at the lowest rates
Persons DESTROYS OF information regarding Sew
Ing Machines will please address
l. M SINGER co,
los Baltimore street, Baltimore
N. B.-We are prepared to exchange these ma
chiEes for old machines Of any kind Terms lib
erai. Persons who have been induced to purchase
inferior machines under the psetsxt OF being
cheap, will End this a benefit indeed.
mar fO-H
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Baltimore Nsrksts

BALTIMORE, March Is Flour is lower.
sales of 500 bbls. Howard street ut So s7i
Wheat is lsnguid; receipts were large but
Sl75, good to prime reds 81 50asl.5s. Corn
is firm and in fair demand; sales Of yellow at
57a60c, white 56a5sc.
Provisions are quiet; good supplies are soon
expected. Mess Pork 10 in fair demand At
$l6a$l6 IS. Bacon-shoulders 81. sides 81,
hams llal2sc. The present stock 10 light, but
heavy supplies are known to be on the way.
Lard is scarce; sales at 1osl0fc in bbls. and
lie in kegs
Whisky is in active demand and scarce ;
Ohio 30ta3lc.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, March ls.-Flour is frmer;
sles OF o,OOO hbls. straight State 81; good
Ohio 81 81; Southern 50
Matchmaking doing and prices are nom
inally the same as yesterday Corn is frnsr;
sales OF 20, 600 bushels Western mixed Al Go
Pork is hrmer; sales of 400 bbls mes. at
sl5.S5. Beef is quiet; sales Of $50 bbIs Chi.
cago repacked at sl3.25. Lard has declined:
sales Of SOC obls at l0ic
Whisky is improving; sales Of 100 sbls Ohio
ut 30taSlc
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IL Neuralgia Cured-Read what MI

Boydsu No medicine had Certificates such
rsspeosnbls soarcss Carriers spanish Mirtnrs Mr.
boyden Of the original prOprtors OF the lstOr House
New YORK. and br BuIaber of Of the Exchange Ho
tel ehmond, Va cured OF attack of Neural
gia, BY Carriers spanish Mixture TapId
sure elected In Lis by this valuable medicine arrested
MIS- atshhOn and excited his interest recommended
others AM ssf variety Of diseases. and 10 .y.rv
instance cure was effected He has Agus
Fever rheumatism, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Fevsrs
Violent Coughs aud which said 20 be confirmed
ConsumpuOn and nearly other disease for which
used He remarks II 10 drcult disease n win
not relieve or cure. and Blood Purifier and Spring ana
ran nslleine he has never seen its equal chssrfuy
recommends on all occasions and believe IL 10 be ths
most valuable remedy extant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-18
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. 6KEEN, Auct1Oneer-
INTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS
Ia and Fancy ArtieIes.-On WEDN ESDAY
MORNING, March 10Th, commencing at 10
O'Clock, / shall sell at the new store on Seventh
stree between NJ and N streets. No. 22o-
500 Dress patterns, assorted Calicoes
Large lot Bingham patterns, Muslin Delaines
Berage Dslaines, and Linen Lustre
2OC0 yards bleachSd and brown CCttons
2Ov0 g. Sheeting and Shirtings
400 Sbawls and Bandkerchiefs
rs dozen Stockings and Socks
so dozen Gloves, wool and cotton
Flannels, Linens, and Oil Cloths
Table Covers, Cassinets and Kentucky Jeans
Window Shades, Msrinoes and Alpaca
Blankets baId and plain Cambria, &c.
The ladies are respectfully invited to attend this
sale OF Dry Goods, as they may expect a great
many bargains to be sold and thsg have a great
chance to supply themselves with domestic goods
Terms made known at sale
mar 1876 A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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BY E. 8 WRIGHT, Georgetown.

BY E. 3. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
GROCERIES,, CROCKERY, Glassware,
" Tinware. Stare Fixtures, &c., at Auc.
item On WEDNESDAY next, 10Th irst., at
10 O'Clock, shall sell without reserve, at store
Of so bbls. prime N D. Sugar. Imperial and
Gunpowder Teas. Coffees, Spices, Soap, Starch
Saleratus, Liquors, &c, Crockery and Glassware
Tinwale, Boots and Shoes, Sugar Mills, large
Patent Scale, Store Fixtures, &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash, over $40 go and 90
days, for endorsed notes with interest
mar 17-2t& EDW. 8. WRIGHT, Auct.
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Stock Markets

NEW YORK, March Is -Stosks are lower.
Cumberland Coal Company 22;; Michigan
Southern GAG; New York Central 92i; Penn
sylvania Coal Company SO; Reading Railroad
500; Virginia 6's 94;.
Sterling exchange is dull
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Bv JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

YR USTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of ICED In
Il trust from Geo. Gedd.s ard wife, dated No
vember ID, 1855, the subscriber Will sell at public
Rooms Of James c Mcclure, on SATURDAY
afternoon, March sd, at O'Clock, lot Of ground,
numbered 10, in Square numbered 20, fronting
25 fe on 2Sd street west, and 81 feet inches on
north N street. containing ,362k feet more OF
less. Terms cash.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
mar 15-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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Clothing knperiufa, bFogas Hotel Budns respsctfuy
announces that thsr dispay OF FALL ana WINTER OIO
THING 10 now ready for inspection, rising sssort
ment OF COLTS, TALhAS, OYERSACKs, sURTOUTs
Wrists snd PAETALOOES or the uews.t ana rtr,s.t "a
signs IN material trimming AID msnship To gentle
nea who study eSceience with economy
cies OF dress opportunity offered for s.sc,in,
RON Of the stocks Of this city At yery
reduced prices. nov 81
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a GA Y ~

A CAhD.
M ISIS MARTHA BEACH Is PREPARED
W 10 give lul and accurate courses of instruc,
ton on The PIANO FGRTE to those who may
aesre hei SERVICES Pupils attended at their res
She refers, by permission, to Prof FoTRTscH,
MISS MISS MARY MURRAY, Mr.. J. l.. CLUBB and Col.
WIN. p. YOU'VE
Apply at the residence Of he. parents, No $40
North Ninth street. mar 1l-Sw*
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a deed of
Il trust from John Mohr and JAG OBJ Paueger and
Barbara Pfu'ger, duly recorded in Liber E. w
b, No. l. one OF the Land Records Of Prince
George county, Maryland, the subscriber will
sell, on FRIDAY, the Seth Of March, A ID. 1856,
at O'Clock, on the front Of A. Green's auction
store, corner Of Seventh and streets the foil W.
ing described tract Of Land Lying and being In
Prince George county, Maryland, and known by
the name as part Of William and May Increase,
containing In all fourteen and half acres OF land
improved by small frame house and stable and
good fence The land adjOins the land Of Percy
Stone Joseph Gregory, ana F. Hoys, being about
four miles from Washington
The terms will be: One-third cash, the balance
In and IL months, with interest, secured uy a
deed Of trust on the premises,
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser
VHAS. WALTER, Trustee
mar 12-2aw6ds A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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laxative tonic aud stmulsn and TO the
public relying a2Oa its intrinsic worth the fol-
loving cemP!sint. All Billions Dsr.nssmsnl Sick Head
ache Dyspepsia Habitusl costivenes Chronic Disrrbs
Coll Pain Ia the Stomach and Bowels, General Debility
Female Weakness, he.
FOR sale BY druggists generally and by D. GILMAN les
Pa. avenue; Also By JOHN SCHWARTZ Pa. avsnus.
md By o. NJ LNTHICCM corner Bridge aad High strss;s
Georgetown. b. o. jam
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BOARDING.

A T THE BOARDING HOUSE OF MRS.
IA JAMES MAHER, on the corner of 13K and
E streets, fronting Pennsylvania avenue, every
comfort and accommodation may be found. Her
table Is always supplied with the best the market
affords, and her sleeping apartments are large
and well ventilated. Those who may give her
their favor will not fail to be satisfied
mar lS-3*
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FRESH 'UPPLt o. PURE NJ d.
N zines just received and carefully dis pensed by
: b. WAITE,
Druggist and Apothecary, NO. SIS 9TH street,
mar lT-2t opposite Patriotic Bank
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Arrival Of the CahaWba.

NEW York, March Is-The steamship
cahawoa' with Havana dates Of the 18th, has
arrived. Her news is unimportant.
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NOR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND CON-
tanning 10 acres, 40 of which Is cleared, Is or
20 well set In clover and timothy, and the balance
in oak and hickory, some Of which is very heavy.
1t is handsomely Iocaled, in thickly settled and
rapidly improving neighborhood, near Bayly's
Corners 6x miles southwest Of Washington and
about the same distance from Alexandria and
Georgetown; we'll watered soil Of the best quail
ity; buildings, small frame House and stable;
contains a valuable stone quarry, and will be sold
in whole or in part, at great bargain. Title I'M
questionable, and terms made easy
For further particulars apply to F II. SMITH,
at House Of Representatives, or to J ii. CLEVE-
LAND, on the premises. feb eft
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GOLDEN sYRUPx. &c =

ORANGES, GOLDEN sYRUPS, &c
" 20 boxes ORAN Is, In prime order
5,0OCUCUMBER PICKLES. IN vinegar
100 bags family and extra FLOUR
Star, Nectar, and Doub!e Eagle WHISKY
VESTS No. ETHEREAL OIL, Sc cents
bsrrels GOLDEN SYRUP
APPLE BRANDY, Jamaica and New
England RUM
Port and other WINES, &c
For sale by w HI TENNHy
mar l3-soSt Geor0etoun
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LEATHER i-LEATHER :!
+. q EARn

TohO,
Shoe Finders Store, No. 43O Seventh St.
ECEIvED THIS DAY, sOG WHITE AND
IL Red SPANISH SOLE LEATHER, from
" cents per pound.
So dozen FRENCH CALF SKINS.
rs dozen Home made do.
SklRTING and SLAUGHTER LEATHER
HARNESS and Birdie LEATHER.
ton.
MOROCCO HASTINGS, SILK LACINGS &c.
All or which will be sold on the most reason.
able terms. msr1sat
IA MtTAlNG Z BOILER MAKING.
THE U N DERSIG NED TAKES THIS
method Of informing his friends a nd the pub
TIC tnat ne has commenced the above named
business In all Its various branches at the corner
OF Ninth street ST. and Virginia avenue (IsIand,i
by strict attention to business he nopss to rscei We
a share Of public patronage. ALI o.ders ad rer.sd
az above will receive prompt attention
III Repairing done at the shortest notice.
SMITH PETIT.
Formerly Superintendent Of Boiler Department
OF the Eagle Iron Works Of VIM. NJ. Eli. &
Bro, mar I5-Ims
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BOARD, do.-MRS. BATES, ON THE 8. w
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
isprepared to accommodate gentlemen With rooms,
with or without board. Every EFFORT will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-H
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGE
- town for sale.-A convenient two story Frame
House, late the property Of Lewis Smith, de-
ceased, containing Ell bit or ten rooms, and having
all the necessary out buidings. This property
fronts so feet the east side OF High street. and
running back about 130 feet, embracing a fine
garden Of choice fruit and shrubbery.
Also, Lot, fronting about 26 feet on the north
side Of West street, and running back to the line
Of the lot on High street
Also, a Lot on Water street, next to the lumber
yard OF J Libbey & Son, fronting Al feet on said
street, and running back to the channel Of the
river There Is on the premises substantial
brick bui ding, which, at small expense, can be
converted into good workshop Of any kind.
II the first des' ribed property is not sold on or
before the sth Of April next, It will then be for
rent to a good tenant.
Apply for further particulars as to terms, to NJ.
ADLER, Georgetown mar l5-eo6t
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G10 X Z w ARD LOST FROM THE
W ~ Island, during the first week In 90
January, liver colored and speckledAA
POINTER SLUT, about ten months old. TIE
above reward will be paid on her delivery at the
National Eating House, corner Of Sixth street
and Penn. avenue mar IS
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MEDICAL CARD.

WEDICAL CAhD.
nOCTOR sTANISTAS HERNISZ, REG
IL ular Practitioner Of Homeopathy Once,
231 corner r and Fourteenth stret ts Consulta-
lions from 10 a.. m to p m.
Doctor Stanislas Herniag, having returned from
Europe with improved health, will attend 10 the
practice Of his profession.
lie Docteur Parle Francais
Der Doctor spricht Deutsch.
FL Doctor habla Espanol
III Dottore pafla Italiano. mar 7-3m&
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VIRTUE AUTHORITY VESTED

DY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED
- in me, at Balls = r Dads, Alexandria county;
Va, viii offer for sale, at O'Clock, on TUES
DAY, April sth, the weather permitting, ard IL
not the NEXT fair day, valuable Lot OF az acres Of
Land, part in wood and part cleared, lying be-
twt en- the farms Of Mrs. Hamilton and Mr
Cruit, about u miles from Georgetown, In AL
eIandria county, Va. There are two excel snt
springs OF water and 4 comfortable log house
with truit trees on the premises The tracts. en-
closed by hne fence Persons wishing to sx-
anime the premises or to obtain any information
thereof win be accommodated by calling on Mr..
Robert Ball, Sr near Rall's Cross Roads, or the
subscriber. ROBERT BALL, jr,
Executor for VIM, Bal, deceased.
fab 81 90wtAp7&
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A CARD.

vT7 ALL, BARNARD 4 CO AucrIoNKnss
w AEDCoMNhsIoH MBRsHANTs corner Pe~a-
stlraaia dssnue AID Orb streets, will as usual
give their especial attention to ali sales snrust.
to them, such as Housekeeping effects, Real Is.
tate, or any other Goods, upon the most rsasona.
BILE terms. They viii make liberal cash ad.
vances on consignments. mar 6-1m
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ALSO, CUTTING AND FITTING.
RY MRS b. b. NORRIS, (lste CT Baltimore
u No 4eJsouth + ourteenth street, Washington
N She is prepared to ill all orders With
neatness and dss patch
Several Dress Makers wanted.
Mrs. b. Nouis's celebrated CEDAR TAR
and TAR SYRUP for sale as above
mar 6-2w&
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THE PLACE TO GET GOOD LIQUORS.

THE PLACE TO 6ET GOOD LIQUORS.
OUCH AS OLD RRANDIES, HOLLAND
- GIN, JAMAICA RUM, Old Bourbon, Rye,
Nectar, Irish and Scotch WHISTLES: Pure
brands Of CHAMPAGNE, LONDON PORTER.
SCOTCH ALE, PURE CRAB CIDER; fns
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c &c All OF which
can be bought for ten per cent less than any other
pace, for cash, from B. NJ REED
next TO Chubb Brothers, street
mar 6-eo2w4