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TO BUGGY AND WAGON ERs,
DesirabIe property for sale.

E0FFER for salerny Buggy Wagon Mandatory sit
n uated in the of New Harmony with all the
thereunto belonging together With building lots
of which stands two story frame house. Any
w1shiRgto purchase either buggy and factory
comfortable home will find this excellent offer.
Price seven hundred dollars. Address
THOMAS SIBLEY.
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NEW FaE,E, COOnS

subscribers are in receipt their supply of
4 Fall aud Winter BOOTS SHOES. selected for the
city and country trade embracing every variety quality
of Mems. Nomen's AMI Chdrens which cali
the attention of the public. MCREA & WELLS,
sep5T -faH .F& First street. Fosters Block e.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!
U A TCHES AND INV III ID :

WETE just received have constaaty on hand
w large and well selected
comprising all qualities and styles which will be
ern prices.
ALso-A good of Gold Silver Hunting and
openfsce Watches including few Rsilresd
all warranted and atlow figures. We also keep
of Dawson, Warren Hyds's and B. Beers
fine Gold Pens, in the city.
%Silver Ware Porte Monies. Aceordeons eight
thirty hour Clocks always hand and
prices Receiving all direct Manufactu-
rers and Importers, allie offer
extremely low price. BITTR0LFF & SONS,
Jels ~ Main street, betw. First an Secon SITS.
= iy2a O-0'i '-A'SA' TIc asi JOHNSON.
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lprnEIrnRFR Am sEIfNCI

z 1 I5,r ~ . III 81 - 5SfINOtAaS,
citizens Evansville country
(haEing in the
years seeetnga choice article own ranuac-
ture9 opened Yard Carpenter street near Kraft
Heilmans Foundry and is prepared asholeale
retail cheaper Ghap syeI before offered in this city
jeIS-iwdlyE -.ff.1e-fs+
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NOTICE OF SALE

NJ Office is hereby given will sell public auction
Friday, the 10th day OF October next the
denee Of Alexander Powell late Of vanderburgh county
consisting of Horses Cattle Hogs sheep Wheat
Farming implements, Household Furnit &C.. &C.
credit of twelve months will given g.
the purchaser giving his with approved security
ing valuation and apprasement laws interest
date. sepl6-3w EDMUND MAIDLOW. Admir-.
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PUBIC SPEAKING.

JAS. LoCKHART and JAS. @. vEATCH. Esquires. can
ddates for Congress- will address their fellOwezensas
NewbRrg Warrick county. Thursday, September 4.
Bakers Greek Church, Spencer Friday, Sept. s.
Rockport, do Saturday do 6.
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NEW YORK BAKERY.

Z I
First ST., nearly opposite Post <sTfice.
Ftf Ssh BREAD, HOT DOLLS &C.
FNHE undersigned with
4 quality Bread Hot Rolls Pies Cakes
Crackers &s AT THEIR DOORS every morning evening
BY leaving orders at the store by application wagon
and at the for patron
age. respectfully solicit continuance same
augI2-tf J. @. GAUNT
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TONlCS WONsT no !!

TEEY did than give relief ana
they will. 1t is because they don't the
the atmospheric poison called Masma Malaria
Neutraiize this poison
cases caused BY 1t disappears Rhodes Fever
Aue cure Is this aEtidote TO Malaria and moreover it is
city harmless medicine The certificate of the celebr-
ted chemist. r. Chtoa New York effect 10 at
sohed bottles therefore lift does good
no harm.
This can be said OF ouinine Arsenic ar
tonic IN existence their the constitution
feel perfectly well for single moment illustration
these truths annex extracts from leterUst roeeived
from Physician:
GEoRGETowN Ohio March IL 1856
As. RHODES EsF-Dear Sir Yours the ID
hand The Cure arrived late last year. difficulty
getting to try it greatly increased from the fact
with the public being better than using
k owing that the remedy they needed
taxing euinine; Contained the drug itself!
This remedy, (knoBn Smiths Tonic inVari-
ably BRs but it did it. would
retusn win renewed vi<or This oireansaneo deemed
sToT if could institute test between
it and your cUaE. The following is the result:
Three took Cure all which
Quotidan Intermittent Fever - of many standing
Their had tried Qunine and ether remedies occasionally
missing chill but (as in all such cases slowly
them ndlaying the Foundation
maladies in efeeting radical all re
OF these eases with your remedy and they have had
chill since. In all three these the Smith Tonie'
had been used and would before stated break the chill
but after period elapsed it would
thi6k there ~il be culty in giving your
here. &C.. &c. WILLIAM BUCKNER. NJ. D.
only harmless remedy in existence is equally
PREVENTIVE CURE. Tskeit when you the ehills
coming n; and you VII never have single one.
holesale Agents, 81. Louis II. BLAEsLEY; Chicago,
BARCLAY BROS
Forsale in Evansville by HkLLoCK & SToDARD.
And Druggist. Generally. je1i-smw
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers',
HEAVING leased for of years and fitted up the
a. Old Court House, OF Main
preparedto receive for private
SALE all kinds ofgoods an merchandise household
furniture, horses, buggies, etc..
Oashaavances made on c0nsign ments when required
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
O'Clock, A, NJ. Also Tuesday dnesday
and Fridaynights, at early gaslight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month. at 10 O. clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map City
Evansville containing all the EnIargments
hevng will be for the interest of all concerned
the first Monday Of Every the of
Real Estate auction. All wishing to sell are reuues-
ted hand their in time public due notice
The patronage of those having Houses Lands
for sale either public private SALE
ted. jy15 W0OLSEY & NELSON. Auet's.
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FOE SALE

az cry low easy Residence excellent
tern and cellar with either so ground
Goodsell street. two squares from the Appih to
sepl9-d&w2m JOHN INGLE, JR.
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A BUSH Prime Potatoes; 10 dog Chickens large just
&Vree'dby agis Z.H. COOK s. SON.
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s. q O O O O O2g
Will be dissEiSgted according to the following
APPR0xiiSif,iTIoN0 P 1fS

90 prizes amounting - S2CO OnA
So Whole Tickets. s10-Halves. Quarters sSS Ss
The Alabama and Georgia Lotteries channels for in
yestment present inducements any schemes
The experience the public have had of the
these the large of prizes sold the prompt
ness With which they have been paid the best
manner. fa
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

Nzw York, Sept. 27
Flour advanced. Sales of 1850 bbls State at Sc 4O9
So So; Ohio Sc 1906 IS; Southern 81 25. Wheat ad
vanc g; sales OF 900 bushels red at 55@I 81 white
81 659168. Corn improving sales of 600 bus white
attic; yellow zoe; mixed 66c. Mess PORK buoyant.-
Beef firm. Lard quiet. Whisky 3Tsc, Stocks heavy.
BALTIMORE, Sept, 81,
Flour market firm; sales of Howard street and City
Mills at 90 IS. Wheat has advanced from to &c; red
81 409I As; white 81 5391 go. Corn unchanged
Whisky firm at 81 for Ohio.
CINCINNATI Sept CIV
Flour active at S. 1906 50. Wheat firm a. SIl5
red and 81 p for white. Whisky firm at 3Oc. Groce-
ries active at full rates.
4 Is by By aasa5 'D-'' i'' T. T. & D. HEISANS
IGATAWBA WiNE:-20 cases sun QatawFa; i5oases
aus36 --s 80, - - '-D + / 81 D. HERMANN
TO s Our 7I Young o. FalE E n At SCHOOL
w for the commencement of their studies
Passes DgSToSs Cory B0oK with steel Elae
Also just reosiyedEJohx HALyAx new Novel by the
suthSr the Head of the Family the best writer of day
LEsLiE's JOURNAL for September;
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE do;
saHoon PElh %SPD' d. d.;
PARLEY's ANNALS;
GREEN PEAS &C, &C,
GUST RECElVED.--A lot of Harper's story Books
Also ne n9w novel Green Peas Godsys Lays IeoS for
Sept; Grahan's Magazine, fer Sept.
ag28 DoBELL lister
q fHOICE BRANDS OF FLOUR.-we have on hands
u the foll0wiqg brands Of Flour
Bruoeville Mills (ex5ra); Woodbury. Mills;
P Paspka 90 do; Orange do;
Which and cheap as any house in tie city
and deivere sred of charge.
augl2 yIoKERY & JOHNSON.
PORTRAITS OF THE PRESIDENT.
Il candidates for President and Vice President BY
seplO T. CoNYNGF0N & co.
THEY CAN'T RE EEATH
VERY FIT I'M M R SOFT HATS
FENHE best lghest and finest shaded Soft Hats that can
my3s vSUTTER & MABooNNIER. Main street.
SADDLE TREES.
seeh Doz SPANISH SADDLE Trees for sale at
Az ~ DECKER. & KRAMER,S.
le12-d&wtf Main street. between First and Second.
EToUR FRO1l NEW " He 1 Tn SACKS ana Be.--
z for sale by augI9 S. Z. GiLBFNF& 90.
4 BY sepls TENNEY & soRESsoN.
TO LOVERS OF GOOD TEA.
EHAVING reed direct from Philadelphia half-chests
and ~ caddes of superior Teas, confident at
We can SIMPLY families with arsice cheap
rates as any other house in town. just call aud
have not the best Black Tea offered for Evansville
aug5 YICKERY & JOHNSON.
EETANTEDWe are paying the highest prices in OEsa
w for wheat Corn. Oats Rye Barley. Bacon Lard
Flour and all Produce Farmers would do veil to
GEo. FOSTER & CO.'S,
&ugl Corner Locust street and the CANAL |
BLACK SILK CRAVATs.
IA and fJr sale augIs-2M" HUGHES |
usT RECEIVED AT WAgDRHCH's TOOL |
- SfoRE. boxes Oarpenters' Planes Bench Hand
between Isl and I'd. JeA
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Gbe Daily yonrnaL
S L A TE TICK E T.

-::O::-
GOVERNOR,
OLIVER r. NORTON OF Wayne
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, OF Vamderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DA WSON, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM R. NOFFSHNGER. of Parke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
Z. w. III. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES III. CiRAVENS, of Ripley.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TiPPecamOc.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL, of Miami.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES G. VEATCH,
OF SPENCER COUNTY.
FOR LEGISLATURE.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
or vANDERBURGH.
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NOTICE.
LII persons who have claims against will
themselves indebted will do favor pay
Ing the same. iyl7-tf j. W. q S.FIOkERY.
f-e DISSOLUTION NOTICE. -
OTICE is hereby given that the firm of Geo. Klein e.
"a Co., in the Lard Oil. Soap and Candle business
dissolved The undersigned authorized
business of the firm and will collect all debts and all
bills Ofsaid firm. DECKER KRAMER. .
LARD OIL, SOAP AND CANDLES.
The undersigned will continue the business of
firm Geo. Klein Co.. in the manufacture of Lard OIL
Soap Candles and will sell Wholesale retail
Cincinnati prices warranting the articles fully
may left Main street. between First and
Second. sep2-f DECKER KRAMER.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
FSHE undersigned have this day formed copartnershp
Il the style and firm of A. J. Colburn & Co.. and
stock and stand ofthe firm of Colburn
Oolburn Hershberger alone settle
'n y25Utf = - Jonas CoLBGRN:
DISSOLUTION.
81 johnson and VIM. E. French. known the firm OF
& French this day dissolved by mutual consent.
alone authorized to settle the business Of
said frm - '-leE9sl FIELDING JOHNSON
aueI4-tf WM. z. FRENCH
4 NANDTEEs-Ioo boxes Star. Opal and pressed summe
u Mould Tallow for sale low to close BY
&rg12 0EO FOSIEh q co.
ENREsY LIME-In lots suit purchasers delivered at
ssps sH' D'pO' = s"'-'- = GEO. lFoRTER & co.
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
ABOVE CRESCENT BUILDING.
STAFFORD has Just opened Grocery ana Provision
Store Main street. as above where he will be pleas
his friends and the public generay
strict to business to merit liberal share Of the
public patronage. -s-+s.5s tIny3f-Iy
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NOTECE ,E,aA NtraadIE rxArrnuaF r.
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

Il ~AANO 4LAiD OObl OOLLL0E.
EvansVIIles Indiana.
NHE Fourth Annual Session ofthe VIII
commence Monday. the LIST day of September 1896
Young Men DESTROYS OF roughly qualifying themselves
business respectfully invited the advantages rr
sented by this School.
The instruction practical and embraces Doub
Entry Keeping all its branches including
Accounts Current, Account Sales OorrespOn
denee Penmanship aud Mercantile Calculations.
A fell Course lessons be completed
ten weeks. Time limited Students can Commences ~
time For Catalogue giving full particulars address
tEAus23-tf JEREMIAH BENIN. PRINCIPAL
&Sg(s AEt.-3 hhds prime New Orleans; Dbl Powdered;
- Dbl Loaf, inst ed snd for sale bv
augl9 VICKERY 4 JOHNSON
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- STORE. boxes Oarpenters' Planes Bench 9an5
Screws; Truss Hoops. Columbus nanufae.urs Main
between 1st and I'd. 4ea
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Proposals for Building Six schoonsrs for the
United States Revenue Service.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. 6, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS, DISTINCTLY EN-
~ dorsed proposals for Revenue Vessels, - and
addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury will
be received at this tce until ~ O'Clock noon OF
the 9th day Of November next. for F Furnishing the
Materials, Constructing. Equipping, and Deliv-
Ing atoat, Six Fore and-AfI Schooners, Of about
ni,y tons burden each, for the United States reve
nue. service on the northern lakes.
The models and plans to be furnished by the
contractor, and the vessels to be completed within
three months from the signing Of the contract
No proposal will be considered unless received
from persons engaged in ship-building And
cash offer must be accompanied by the signatures
Of two responsible persons as guarantees that the
contract will be entered into by the bidder In
Of acceptance OF offer by the department
One half OF the amount Of contract will be paid
on presentation OF satisfactory evidence that the
vessels are planked up, ceiled ana the docks laid
pleted. .. -
All the materials used to be OF the best quality,
and the work to be executed In a faithful manner
ana to the satisfaction Of the superintendent.
The vessels, when received from the hands of
the contractor, to be fully rugged, furnished, and
equipped, and finished to a c.eat, with the excep-
tions chains, anchors, armament, nautical instru-
ments, camboose, cabin, and ward. room furniture
and boats
Persons DESTROYS Of bidding will be furnished
with the required spscifeG'iOss apple alton TO
this department. So I'd I -
In case bidders should not desire to propose for
the whole number Of vessels, they ave at liberty 10
oker for one or more, as may suit their convent
ence. ., JAMES GUTHRIE.
Sc s-lawtNovs Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TIE DISASTER AT CAPE MAY.-We gave

IHE DISASTER AT CAPE MAY-We gave,
OF Saturday, telegrapbic announcement Of
the burning Ct the Mount Vernon Hotel at
Cape Island, ard the lamontable loss of life
incident thereto. That portion CT the family
OF the proprietor, Mr.. Philip Cain, who resides
in the house, with single exception, it is
stated, have been swept away by this awful
visitation, and had it preceded, instead of fol-
lOwir & the departure of the usual summer
throrg Of h0JltueS, other and wider circles of
mourning w uli doubtless have attended it.
Blu. fortunately there have been no guests in
tie hcu'e for several days, and the inmates
must have been very few in number.
The Mount Vernon was probable the largest
hotel Of the kind in the world, even in its I'M
flushed condition, and had it been completed
according TO its original plan, it would have
keen perfect marvel for size. 1t is believed
never t. lave been very successful, though its
loss cannot, in pecuniary point of view, fail
TO lie ve!y heavy on those concerned. 1t was a
joint stock concern, and portion of the stick
Wa tw3ed in Baltimore. 1t is feared that
the son Of Mr.. Cain, notwithstanding his es-
cape fom immediate death by the flames, is
also fatally injured.
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SAD END OF DIR. RAMsAY.-We learn, from
undoubted authority, that this unfortunate
man, whose name has become quito notorious
in Georgia, and who. our readers will recollect,
was arraigned recently before the u s. Com.
missioner in this city for forgery upon the
Pension Office, and made his escape, committed
Alabama, on Wednesday, the 9th ultim9
Ramsay was arrested some weeks ago in the
neIghborhood of Sparta on a charge or charges
OF forgery and committed to jail He pro-
cured, by some means, several pods of the
jamestown weed, that grew in abundance
around the Jail, and about noon of the 9th
asked for cup of coffee, which after the
!ailor retired, he drank, having first poisoned
IL with the seed. He was discovered some
Two hours after taking the draught lying Oh
the floor in an insensibIe condition Medical
aid was brought, bat be had passed beyond
its reach -SaUaRnah Republican.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

e. Governor William Medill is the demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the Eleventh
district Of Ohio.
The Orangehurg, IS. c. Southron states
that the Hon. l.. NJ. Keitt is a candidate for
reelection to Congress.
Hon. John Letcher, of Virginia, states that
he does not intend to decline q reelection to
Congress.
Returns of the election in Texas from thirty
counties show Democratic majorities in all but
three.
The North Carolina papers contain a list of
the members elected to the Legislature in that
State, from which it appears that that demo-
Gratis have majority Of sixty on joint ballot.
The Democratic (Wis.) convention of the
eastern Congressional district have nominated
Mr.. Hadley, of Milwaukee, as their candidate
at the approaching election.
Alphonso Taft has been nominated for Con-
gress in the First district of Ohio in place e
Hon. Timothy e. Day, who declines re cleo
ton.
A large number Of the Fillmore men Of
Nashville, Tenn, have rendered the Hon
John Bell public dinner on his return home
from Washington.
Der Negerbosser" (the Niger kissers,) II
the SOubyiqHet applied by the Germans of LIE.
high county, Pa, TO the Abolition party Of
that State.
From twenty to thirty thousand people were
present ut tho grand Democratic ratification
meeting at Concord, N. Ii on Friday. Ad-
dresses were made by 2. A Rust of Louisian ma,
VIM. j. Hamersley OF Connecticut Fletcher
Webster 3. u Hailett and others. There was
great enthusiasm, and tho meeting was con.
tinued into the evening.
The great Fillmore ratification meeting
| which was to have been held in Boston on the
| 81 inst when the fusion between the old line
wings and the Know Nothings was to have
| taken place has been indie ffinitely postponed
Inc declination Of Mr.. Lawrence TO run for
Governor has cut the Fillmore party loose
from Its mornings. and the leaders are driftins
out TO sea without pilot or compass
The friends of Mcssrs Fillmore and A 7
Dcnelson will no doubt regret TO Learn tb,t
the only paper in South Carolina, whose edi.
tor cOndescend to support and advocate the
election Of Messrs. +. and D., was sold in thu
city, yesterday, under the hammer of The
sheriff, for S2l5.00.
! The proprietor Of the New Era, for that i,
the name Of the paper, was unfortunately alb
sent on a pleasure excursion at the North
where we presume he will remain, believing
Ills best to hear the Ills we have
RI Than ny TO those we know not or"
! 1@s s.A South C0rOltna Times
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PERSONAL.

500. Lieut.. Maury is at the White Sulphur
Springs.
-. GCv. Morehead of Kentucky, is at the
St Nicholas Hotel, New York.
80. Miss Laura Keene has reached Wash
ipgtcn, and, with other prominent members Of
the troupe, is stopping at Fiint's Hotel.
-. Governor Wise has returned to Rich
mOnd, Virginia, alter a delightful sCjOurn in
The mountains.
80. Hon Linn Boyd, Of Ky, ex-speaker of
the House Of Representatives, arrived at Will
lards' or Saturday.
80. Hon. Samuel r. Curtis, newly elected
member Ct Congress from Iowa, is in this city,
at Willards'.
80. Chevalisr WykcG was in Petersburg,
Virginia, On Wednesday evening last, on .
visit.
80. Conway Robinson says in a letter to
the Wing, Richmond, that he does not intend
removing to Washington, as reported.
go. William F.. Robinson is to deliver the
annual address before the Chautauque county
Agricultural Society, at Westfeld, on the llth
instant.
go. Rev. Jerome Twitchell, Of Houston,
Texas was a passenger in the steamer Maui
titus which was fOundered by late storm in
the Gulf of Mexico, and probably rerished.
Inc IEeSiut.tL VI OuIScu ~
ccmpsnied by his private secretary, Sidney
Webster, Esq f, left on Saturday for the War
IentOn Springs, Virginia He will return to-
day or Tomorrow.
80. Gideon j Tucker, Esq, editor of the
New York Daily News, announces that his
connection with that paper has ceased. Mr..
u has been editor Of the News from the start,
and was for some years connected with the
Crosswells, on the Albany Argus.
-. Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams are still
drawing full houses at the Adelphi, Londsn
The Paris correspondent Of the Herald sayc
that Mario and Grisi are positively coming t.
New York next year, with Arditi; and that
Jenny Lind also intends sgain to visit til,
United States
-. Rev III y Everset has been CLEARED
by the Church OF Christ, ut Rome, Ohio, from
the charges Of immoral and uEchristian con
duet preferred against bin by the faculty a
Dethshy college. This decision was concurre
IN delegates from all the Disciple ehurche
IN hshtaouia county, where the trial was had
80. The English journal "Anglo Saxon fc
the present week announces that Mr. Cramr
ton, late British Minister al Washington
about To have the honor Of knightboOd cor
ieIred upon him, and intimates that the of
cisl notice OF the same may be looked for i
the next issue OF the GazslSe The honor
said 20 fe conferred by the special desire
the Queen. -...
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. A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION NAV easiIy 10
acquired by using the " Balm of a Thousand
FfoUers" 1t will remove tan, pimyles, and
jreekles from the skin, leaving it of a soft and
roseate hue. Wet towel, pour on two Or
three drops, and wash the face night and
morning. For sale at Shillngton's, agent for
Washington, and all druggists. ..r
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Boarding.

BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE w
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared 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. Transient or table board
can be obtained anGo
MRS. ZIMMERMAN, CORNER OF sTH
4vl and T. streets. has several good Rooms va.
cant, which she offers with board on reasonable
terms. She can accommodate several table board
ers. ~ 1nts
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CHOLERA AT PORTO RICo.-The latest dates
from Mayaguez state the cholera was subsi.
ding in that port, there having been altogether
about two hundred deaths. The disease had
nlso appeared in other parts of the Island.
Business was suspended.
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Dead.-Information has been received al
the Navy Department of the death of Surgeon
Isaac Hulse, United States Navy, at the Ma.
val Hospital, near Warrington, Fla, on the
18th ult. - ~
Resignation Of an Army 0facer. re.
signasiOn Of First Lieut. Georss T. Andrews
third artillery, has been accepted by the Pres
ident-to take effect December 81, 1856.
Resigned.-S. P. McKahan, of Ohio, has
resigned his clerkship Isl, 200 per annnm) in
the Pension Office. -.
The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Dspartment.-on Saturday, 9th September,
there were efTreasury warrants entered IN
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