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The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

SOMETHING WRoNG.-It appears by the
news from Oregon, brought by the steamer
Republic, portion of which is published in
to-day's paper, that memorial to the Pres
ident of the United States has been adopted
by the Legislative Assembly of the Terrific
ry, asking for the recall of General Wool
from the command of the army in that
quarter, on the ground that he has actually
refused to protect the citizens against the
depredations of the Indians. This seems
somewhat strange. But this whole Indian
difficulty IN Oregon is by no means clear to
the public mind We were credibly in
formed, few weeks ago, by the Atlantic
papers, that the troubles in that region had
been greatly exaggerated, and that the Fed
eral Government had become convinced,
upon good and sufficient authority, that the
war, such as it was, had been brought on,
partly, by a certain class of whites who
were interested il raising an excitement
and partly by lawless set of men, who
wantonly imposed upon the Indians. Ever
since that time, however, the Oregon pa
pers have represented the matter in a very
different light. Their accounts Of the diff
cuIties all 60 to show that the Indians are
the aggressors, and have been from the be-
ginning with very few exceptions. One
thing is certain, there is Misrepresentation
somewhere; and it lies with the official in-
formants of the Government at Washing
ton, or with the Oregon papers and letter
writers. Time will, no doubt, develOpe the
whole history, and correct very many erro-
neous impressions. 1t is hardly necessary
to warn our readers against believing ev-
erWhing they hear. State Tribune.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

SNoR1NG-Old Hicks was an awful sno-
rer. He could be heard farther than a
blacksmith's forge, but his wife became SO
accustomed to it, that it soothed her repose
They were very domestic couple-never
slept apart for many years. At length the
old man was required to attend court some
distance. The first night after his depar.
ture, his wife never slept wink; she missed
the snoring. The next night passed away
in the same manner, without sleeping. She
was getting into very bad way, and prob
ably would have died, had it not been for
the ingenuity of the servant girl. She took
the coffee mill into her mistress chamber
and ground her to sleep at once.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

KANsAs-Latest advices from Kansas
indicate that affairs in that T ritory were
in very critical condition. 4 high state
of excitement was prevailing, and collis-
ion between the Free State and Pro-slavery
men was daily looked for. This state of
affairs is deplorable, and we hope to learn
by the next steamer that tht dictates of
calm judgment has prevailed over this sui
cidal fanaticism. A resort to force to set
tie the question at issue would be the
heighth of madness, and would involve Others
than the people of the Territory in laby-
rinth of untold evils. When will the ex-
tremists learn the terrible folly of the course
they are pursuing, and look at the matter
dispassionately, and not through the bleared
eyes of fanaticism?
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28
~C. p. Head, M. D., has opened h

RFC. p. Heald, M. D., has opened his
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DIS
PENSARY, for the treatment of all kinds of dis
eases, where he is daily consulted with entire
success and satisfaction to all parties, at his
rooms, corner of Clay-street and Brenham-place,
Portsmouth House, San Francisco. For partic-
ulars, see advertisement in this paper. The poor
prescribed for gratis, between the hours of and
4, P. NJ. N. B-Comfortabe rooms in the Dis.
pensary for persons from the country wishing
medical treatment. Prices satisfactory.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

ARREsrED.-One day last week, Messrs.
Miller & Wilson were arrested by Constable
Bolen, at the instance of O. Doyle, char
ged with feloniously breaking ditch at
the head of Iowa Canon, belonging to said
Doyle. On Saturday last an examination
took place in this town, before Justice
Palmer The former person was acquitted
and the latter required to give bail in the
sum OF $500, for his appearance before the
Court of Sessions in April next, to answer
the above charge.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

CALIFORNIA MINING JoURNAL-We have
received the first number of a monthly
journal bearing the above title, published
at Grass Valley, by W. B. Ever, and, as
its name pur2orts, devoted exclusively to
mining interests. 1t embodies a great va
riety of useful and reliable mining informa-
ton, and we hope it will meet with abun-
dant Success
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

SHIPMENT OF TREAsURE.-The total shin
ment of treasure, on the 10th inst, by the
Sonora and Uncle Sam, was 81, 1856 .43O.
The principal shippers were Drexel, Sather
& Church, $33O,OOO; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
S282 900; B. Davidson, $685. 900; Garri-
son, Morgan, Fretz & Ralston, $l69 900;
Lucas, Turner & Co., $4,000; Tallant 4,
Wilde, $12O,OOO.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

BALL AT VoLcANoyILLE.-Mr A. Will
liams, proprietor the Volcanoville House
announces that he will give a Social Bal
on Thursday, the sth of March next As
this will be the first Ball ever given at Vol
canoville, we are assured that no efforts vii
be spared, on the part Of our gallant friend
of that place, to render the affair bril-
liant one.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28
Riddle.

If it be true, as Welchmen say,
"Honor depends on pedigree"
Then stand by! clear the way!
Retire ye sons of naughty power,
And cen the spawn of old Glendower,
And let me have fair play.
For though you trace, through ages dark,
Your pedigree from Noah's ark
Printed on parchment nice;
I'm older still, for was there,
As, before that, did appear
With Eve in Paradise;
For was Adam,-Adam I,
And | was Eve,-and Eve was I,
In spite of wind or weather;
Yet mark me, Adam was not
Neither was Mistress Adam
Unless they were together.
Suppose, then, Eve and Adam talking;
With all my heart, but if they're walking,
There ends all simile;
For though I've tongue, and often talk,
And also legs, yet if walk,
1t puts an end to me,
Not such an end but that I've breath,
Therefore to such kind of death
make but slight objection;
For soon | come again to view,
And, though Christian, yet It's true,
die by resurrection.
MEssRs EDIToRs:-The above riddle is said t
have been written by Charles James Fox, and N
satisfactory solution of it has yet been found
Let your readers have a guess at it. The CON
nunity of Spanish Flat tried it in vain and hav
given it up in despair. Yours, -----
Spanish Flat, Feb. 9th, 1856.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

CoNcERT.-John Kelly, the inimitable
Violinist, intends giving a concert at the
Georgetown Theatre on Saturday evening
next. The mere announcement is sufficient
to ensure him a crowded house, as he is
known to be celebrated in his profession
and having recently given concert here
which was perfectly satisfactory.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28
Notice.

A LII delinquent stockholders in the P. p
N TUNNEL CO., Mameluke Hill, are here.
by notified that their shares of stock in said com.
pany will be sold at public auction in front II
the Post-ofice, Georgetown, on Saturday the sth
day of March, at 2 O'clock, p. NJ, if all back a
sessments be not paid before that time.
By order of the company,
L. BRYANT, Secr.
Mameluke HILL Feb. 23d, 1856. ls.2ts
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

DoUBLY PRODUcrIvE.-Not content with
the countless thousands of gold which the
bedrock of the renowned Mameluke Hill
has yielded, we understand quite an exten-
sive portion of its surface is being enclosed
by Messrs. Pratt & Pearson for the purpose
.ruit growing.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

WEArHEE.-High north winds have been
blowing in this region for four or FIVE days
past and until yesterday noon, when it ceas-
ed, and at the time of going to press WED
nesday evening" drizzling mixture of rain
and snow is falling, which has been accom-
panied at intervals by thunder.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

o. U. "A celebration by the order
of United Americans was held in San Fran
cisco on the 22d inst. An eloquent address
was delivered by Mr.. w. T. Cough, and
the celebration concluded by grand ball
in the evening.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

KEEP CooL.-If you wish to keep cool
dnring the approaching summer months,
send in your orders Immediately to Messrs.
Rock & Atkinson for ice. They have on
hand seventy tons of the cooling luxury
See advertisement in another column,
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28
Ice for Sale 10 Tong

DOCK & ATKINSON will sell low and l.
IL liver daily as follows, by stages to u Honea ue
on the road to Sacramento, PlacervlIe C6l",Ses C6lISes
Johntown, Bottle Hill, Spanish and ATuar;nnHaA'
Flats, and by hack in the vicinity of Georgetovvnnn
Sc Send in your orders and blankets.
Georgetown, Feb. q, 1856. lo,,
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28
Notice,

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN !,
i wife, MARC ARET f. HUGHES, having, on ~!
18th ult., left my bed and board, hereby forb;S
auy person harboring or trusting her on nv 'o,l ~
count, as / shall not pay any debts of her COW nD,
tracing. EVAN Z. HUGHES
Bottle Hill, Ell Dorado CO., Cal. Feb. q. IS5s
lS-4t*
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28
CAUTION.

VNHE public are cautioned not to purchase or
i receive Note drawn by me. and payable to
Richard Pringle, for the sum of sixty dollars.
dated oath February, 1856, and payable in fifteen
days. Said note having been paid the subscriber
will not pay it again.
JULIAN SALIATIERSO.
Georgetown, Feb. 81, 1856. U*
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28
Notice.

THE members of the California Mining G, n
l. pany are hereby notified that an assessmeg.
of Sixty Dollars on each share has been levied
for the Oriental claims, being the 7th assess
ment.
By order of the Board of Directors,
R. MARKS, Sec'y.
Bottle Hill, Feb. 25th, 1856.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

RG~We are under obligations to MessFs
Fiske, Gage, Welch and White, for Legs
lative Documents.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

CoRA-Charles Coras trial for the mur-
der of Gen. Richardson, is set for the first
Monday in March
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28
Notice of Dissolution

THE Copartnership heretofore existing b.
i tween the undersigned is dissolved from and
after this date by mutual consent.
JOHN CONNEsS
7. NJ. REED.
The business will continue to be conducted b,
and in the name of the undersigned.
JOHN CONNESS.
Georgetown, Feb. oath, 1856. [lS4tl
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28
DIE D.

At Last Chance, on the 25th inst, of con-
sumption, Mr.. JAMES KNOX, aged about 40 years,
formerly of Westmoreland county, Pa.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28
BIR T II .

In this town, on Monday last, the wife of P
Felsenthal, of daughter.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28
Wt6 advertisements.
Social Ball.

THE Proprietor of the "vOLCANOvu1p
i HOUSE" YOlcanovilIe, takes this matha1 ,ltil-E
of announcing to the public that he will roa 1;rn
SOCIAL BALI.
at his hall in the above place on Thursdav T..
ming, March 9th, 1856. All persons in IT, bnt. Eve
of attending Balls, will please consider tbiS o
invitation without further notice. ''''' ~
A. WILLIAMS, Proprieto.
Volcanoville, Feb, 81, 1856. 'c'O-'
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28
GEORGETOWN NEWS.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1865.

Mr.. Octnvien HoOgs is our authorized agent
for the GEORGETOWN NEWS at San Francisco
he may be found at 81 Merchant street.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-28

DURE CREAM TARTAR and SODA at
Il [Feb. 1871 TURNER'S DRUG STORE.
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Kansas News.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.-The steamer Polar
Star, from Kansas, with dates TO the 18th, has
reached here Capt Robinson, with fifty two
pro-slavery men attacked the Free State force
at Grasshopper Falls, on the 18th, killing two
Free State men, and capturing their ammuni-
tlon, provisions and horses Next day Colonel
Harvey, with two hundres Free State men, at
tackled Robinsons partsl in a fortified log
house, at Hickory Point. After fighting two
hours and losing twelve men, Harvey pro-
posed an srmistice Of 30 days, which was &C
cepted. Robinson had three men killed and
many wounded.
Lesvenworth is deserted. Gov. Geary Is at
Lecompton
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Advices from Lawrence
of the 18th, have been received, representing
that $4,000 MissCurians reached Franklin on
the day previous, with the design Of reducing
that town The dispatch says: "0ur ad-
vanced guard came in collision last night, and
three pro slavery men are reported 10 have
been killed. Gov. Geary interfered, ordering
the Missourians of, when they fell back on
Franklin.
This morning the Governor disbanded the
ruffiaps under Gen. Reed, who were actin as
TIE rritorial militia The disbsnded rufians
swear they will have blood Our citizens
have enrolled as Territorial militia, and col
liSion is feared.
Col Harvey's free State regiment fought
at Hartford yesterday. Three pro-slsvery
men were killed and FIVE were wounded. Hsr-
vey's whole force was subsequently captured
BY tie dragons.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By JAS. C. Nee UIRE, Auctioneer.
II XCE ENT FURNITURE AND
IL Household Effects at Public Auction
On THURSDAY MORNING, September IS b,
at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of NJ Snyder, ESQ
in g Corcoran's Building" on street, betwee n
18th and 10th streets, shall sell all his Furni-
ture and n Housekeeping Effects, comprising
Excellent Mahogany fianoforte, Stool, and Cover
Mahogany hair spring seat Sofas
Arm and Parlor Chairs
Handsome rosewood marbie-top Centre Tables
Guilt-frame French Plate Mirrors, Slate and
Brackets
Beautiful bronze and gilt Gas Chandeliers
Fine Damask and Lace Curtains, Cornice, &c
Walnut Whatnots, Fancy Chairs
Handsome Marble and China Vases
Elegant Velvet, Parlor, and Stair CARPETS
Oilcloth, Mating, Rugs
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
High and low post Bedsteads, Bureaus
Washstands, Toile; Sets, Tables
Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses Comforts &c
Mahogany Sideboard, Extension Tables
Dining Chairs, Window shades, Lounges
China Dinner and Tea Service, Glass Ware
Casters, Silver plated Ware, Table Cutlery
Refrigerator, stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c
Terms: $50 and under, cath over that sum a
credit OF sixty and ninety DAYS for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
sc l6-d JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auct'r.
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Bv WALL. BARNARD CO, Auctioneers

Bv WALL. BARNARD & co ,Auctioneers
HAMDSOM RURNITURE Mt Auction
Il On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October
1st at 10 O'Clock, will SELL at the residence Of
w. NJ Corcordn, Esq No. 493 Seventeenth st +,
the entire Household Furniture, as
Rosewood Piano, Cover and Stool
Do Tcte- a-tetes, narble-top Tables
Plush and hair Rocking Chairs
Walnut and plush Reception Chairs
Mahogany Parlor Chairs. Hat-rack
Rosewood Beaufet, Etegere
Parlor, hall, STAIR and chamber Carpets
PaIlor Curtains, painted and eilt Shades
Gilt Mirror, Girandolts, Candelabras
Mahogany and Other Wardrobes
Do and rosewood Dressing Bureaus
Do and other Bedsteads
Best quality Beds, Pillows AID Bolsters
Hair and busk Mattresses, Bedding
Mahogany marble top enclosed and other Wash
stands
SidebOaId, Dining Tables, Walters
Cane seat Chairs, OIL Cloth, Mating
Lounge, stair Rods, Toilet Sets
Knives and Forks, Walters, Trays Mats
China and Glass Ware
With good stock Of Iron and Tin Ware Kit
chen Articles, &c.
Terms All sums of and under $50 cash; over
that amount a credit Of so and 80 DAYS, for notes
bearing Interest ard satisfactorily endorsed
WALL, BARNARD Il CO.,
Sc Ills Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Auct,oueer.

DJ IA +UnbhN, Auctioneer.
ENNE ROSEWOOD PAR LOR SET AND
Il ether farniture mt Auctisn,-Ou TIES
DAY the go instant, shall sell at nv Auction
Store, at 10 O'Clock m on account 81 vSorn :,
may concern, beautiful assortment, Of Furni
ture, viz: b '..' D.. . - - - N''A'
Fine rosewood damask brocated covered Par.
lor Set, made to order, and Of the most modern
style, consisting Of - - 'S'''
large Sofa, 2 Tete- Tetes .#.1....F ..t.-
large arm Castor Chairs
Gothic Castor and parlor Chairs
| hne full marbletop Dressing Bureau
1 do DO Wash Closet
/ fne rosewood mahogany covered oval marble.
top Centre Table 80
1 second. hand Bookcase and ecretary
L 90 plush.covered Sofa.
All OF which will be sold to the highest bidder
for cash. =
After the sale Of the above shall sell large
assortment Of Flint Glassware
Sc 22-lt A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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III DaIIey,s Genuine Pain extractor,

VIII subdue the pain and Inflammation severest
burns scslds In from TO twenty that
Will heal the wounds without Fever
Sores-Piles-Sst Rheum-Infsmmstory rheumstsm-Sore
and 1nfamed Eyes-Cuts- Wounds-Bruises-Old and In
veterste SoresScad HeadCorns and Bunions-Eryspeas
Of insects-
Swelled and Broken BreastSore
all other inammstory and diseases where the
psrts affected can be reached
Don't be incredulous the diseases named to be
cured by only hiDsbut reflect that the few but posi-
tive properties which the DALEY Ssve alone contains and as
heretofore fourcan reach not alone the
aore mentioned diseases but not enumerated
Zach box of GENUINE DALLYs PAIN EXTRACTOR has
Steel Plate grsved Label with the signatures of c. "
CLICKENBR CO., proprietors and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. All othere counterfeit Price cents
Per box.
e. All orders should be addressed to CIV Cckener Co.,
IL Barclay street, New York. =
error sale by CHAs sTOTT, MARIN PALMER, and
Druggists generally. aps-eo6m
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Bv JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
NEW AND WELL.H EPF unuS UNI m

~ Furniture ut Auctisa.-By virtue of a
deed Of trust, duly executed and recorded the
subscriber will sell at public sale. on TIL ESDAY
MORNING, September 23d, at 10 O'Clock, at the
Webster House, on ID street, between 5th and
9th streets, adjoining the Unitarian Church,
general assortment Of new and W ell kept House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consi stn, in part Of
Walnut hair spring seat French Divans
Do parlor Chairs, Rockers
Marble-top Tables, gilt frame Mirrors
Brussels, three PLY, and ingram Garnet
Oilcloth, Mating, Rugs, Stair Carpet
Curtains, Window Shades, Cornioe, &c.
Cane and wood-seat Chairs, Lounges
Walnut extension Dining Tables
Mahogany Writing Desk, Chairs
Mantel Ornaments, WAGES
Cottage Chamber Sets
Bureaus, Wardrobe, Vast stands
Feather Beds, hair and husf NJ actresses
Locking Glasses, Clock, Tables
Excellent Refrigerator and Cooking Stove.
Together with general assortment Of house.
hold and kitchen furniture not.necessary 10 emu
merate.
Terms /: sa5 and under, cash; over that sum a
credit Of 30, co. and so days, for satisfactorily
dorsed notes, bearing interest
CHAS. s. WALLACE, Trustee.
Sc 13.eo J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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UAstonishing Cure with only one Bot.

PnssQUE ISLE, Areostook Co., Me April -, 1854.
We herewith send you certificate OF performed
y the Of only bottle OF the German Bers hiuk
Clark TO be Of vsrsciy ana have doubt Of the
INQUIRIES VIII state that daughter aged about Is
oeeh complaining Of pain In her side for six
Aod about the hrst Of January last taken down
~. nned 70 her bed The pain In her side very
being troubled with pains between her shoulders
NeL o,east From reading q number Of
uea ~ Hoonsnds German Btters" was induced to
t,,i use and sent your store purchased
aAn TAKEN IL buI days she began to
Inr siter taking only bottle she enjoy
IN bsr .ia. man sue has for She feels pain
cure ennreiy to the Germaa BIttsr. -'' ~ ~ '
Salmon Brook, Aroostook 10 NJ. INA, ~, .pu
See advsrttseuent nv WIN CLAhh.
Sep 7-Smr
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Rev York Markets.

NIw YORK, Sept. 22.-Flour is very decli-
ming; sales of $500 bbls.; State $5.2)sS6. 20;
Obi S6.2OaS6.4O; Southern standard IS Goa
81
Wheat has a declining tendency; sales Of
30 600 bushels; Southern red 81 so, white
81 81 Corn has declined; sales Of Il, 900
bushels; mixed 654c; yellow 67a70c.
Pork has advanced; sales of mess at S20.75.
Beef and lard are unchanged. Whisky IL
buoysnt; Ohio SIC
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.

By WALL, BARNARD co ,Auctioneers
VALUABLE BUrLDING LorsO THE
v Island at Public Auctisn.-O On MONDAY
September I'D at S O'Clock, we
will sell, on the premises Lot No. ), in square
No a4, corner of 9Th and H streets south The
Lot is 10 feet inches deep by 81 feet inches
front
This is a beautiful Lot, and in good location
over looking the river with most extensive view
Of Virginia, and the river below Alexandra. The
location Is dry and healthy as any south OF the
Avenue. These lots are valuable and offer favor
able inducements TO purchasers.
Title indisputable
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue In 8, IL
and is months, with notes bearing interest, Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property.
Sale positive.
WALL, BARNARD & CO.,
sc lots AuctioneeYs.
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GRAND OPENING BALL OF THE SEASON
By THE
CIV CnHR

THE MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE NAMED
l. Club take great pleasure in announcing to
their friends and the public In general that their
second Grand Annual Ball will take place at
Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard on MONDAY
EVENING, September %, 1885.
Every exertion will be use ed 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 Cotillon Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
No Hats or Caps allowed in the ball room ex-
cept those worn by the respective 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 Arrasgemsnts
Thos Denham, Chas Homer, Robt Chiseltine
w Dury, VIM Kemps, CHI Murray,
Benz Berkeley, w Bradbury, James Gordon.
Sc 10, 10, rs, il, 90 2s
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PRIZE OF A SILVER MUG:

IA given TO the gentleman making i.IL
the best games Of Ten Pins, betweenXftiIt
now and Christmas by the proprie-
tor 81 the Bowling Saloon on % street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets. The Mug can be seen
at the Saloon.
The Proprietor would inform his friends that
he has just pleted two new alleys in the base
ment, rs feet long, and which are pronounced he
best in the city. Gentlemen fond Of this amuse-
ment are res pectfllly invited TO call.
book Will be kept public to register names Of
those contendng for the prize. &c l6-ew
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A CsRD.

WE HAVE TIE PLEASURE TO AN
w nOunce to our friends and the public a.
that we have Just received our fall stock Of
CLOTHS, CASlMERES, and VEST ~
lNGS OF the very best French. American, ~
ard English Manufacture. TO which W. respect.
fully ask TO call their attention
Visitors and strangers IN the city can have their
ofdsrs filed bv us al the very shortest notice. at
fair prices, and In styles equal al beast to any
adjustment in the city
GRUBB q L0ZANO, Mercta ant Tsilors.
sc slim 493 9Th St, near Penn avenue.
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UImpsrtant Z. Tn, I..,.., g., i,

IVnCV ranALh fILs-The combp atom n, In1r.di
IN sne ere perfectly harmless Their ensc.rS and
uerits are passed upon extensive raottc. =, -.
years; and where the directions have been .,,r ~
lowed, they have never failed correct all ioii
relieve painful and dnicllt alton
the change OF life They WIN wbitrs 40 :.
Gil oostrucons arising from cold exposure or An.
aud may be used successfully Preventive Can 49,
the sssn ana get Circular for particulars free Son
Prise 81 per box, with full dir ectons Sold
retail ey CaAs srOrT, Druggist Psnpsyivania .ysnas
SAMUEL WAITE, 53s Seventh street, Washington n -
and r. T. CIs5EI Georsetow n 20 whom Ali ogS.,. -
ladies' who enclose them one dollar. -"
B-ses signature the bo1j TO countsrfsit i for
~ b.. 5st0