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t>OK RENT-MRS. SPALDING, ON THE
corner Of F and Ninth streets has a very Ane
double room, which she offers, with board.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The undersigned, hsv
- ing purchased the interest OF the late arm OF
b. D. Reilly d Co, in the Clothing business, Re
specrully ask those persons indebted TO please
settle their accounts without delay, as the bust
ness OF the late Arm must be settled up.
DAVID MASON,
No 81 Bridge street, Georgetown.
Georgetown, ID. c, February 81, 1856.
feb 2-lv4
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
SALE OF vMppo

Il Property.-On THURSDAY ,s,s,n
March 9th, at O'Clock, on the premises. bx WV,
recorded In Liber, A 8, No Is, folio aoo a.
one Of the land records for Washington oonnty'
the subscriber will sell all those parts OF Lots y,
ground In the city Of Washington. d. G BEING
parts Of Lots numbered 1, 2 and 3, accordino ~
Davidson's, subdivision Of Square No. s67, and
which are contained I'm the following metes and
bounds-that is to say, beginning for the same a,
the northeast corner Of Lot numbered one, in said
Square, and thence running west % feet inches
thence south IS feet, thence east % feet inches
thence north 76 feet to the place Of beg ginning
with the Improvements, consisting Of two frame
tenemerts.
The above property is situated on Ninth street
west, between north N and o streets
Terms One-fourth cash the residue I'm 6, IL
and is months, with interest, to be secured to the
satisfaction Of the Trustee
N. CALLAN, Trustee
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
leu z--eo3ds Auctioneer.
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From Havana and New Orleans.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-Tbe steamer Rmnirs
N"y arrived here this morning, hsving lsft
Ne" orleans on the 10th, and Havana on the
sd on the I'D she passed the sloor. of. var
Cysne.
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(" Noah Walker + Co., NJ


BOkO PCBLlCO.-" kvery mother should have box In the
house handy In csss OF accidents to the children"
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALvE
tis Boston remedy Of thirty years standing and
commended by physicians 1t is and speedy
Burns Piles Boe Corns, Felons Chbans Old Sores
Of kind for Fever Sores Ulcers, IcI Scsd Head
Eettle Rash, Bunons, Sore Nipples recommended by
nurses Whitlows Stiles Festers Flea Bites Spider Stngs
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum Scurvy Sore Or Lips
Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds most valuable
and which be testified no
have used IN the city of Boston and vicinity the
thirty in instance will this Ssve do injury
interfere with physician prescriptions. II made
the purest materials from recipe brought from
articles growing In that countryand propreors
letters from all classes cergymen physicians captains
and others who have used It themse and
mend to others Reddngs Russia salye large
tin boxes stamped on the with picture OF horse
disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved the
wrapper. Price, 26 Cents Box Sold all the
town country, and may be ordered of any wholesale
druggist For sale At SHILLINGTONs, Agent for WASH
ngton. ian n
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DIED,

On the morning Of 18th February, after pro-
tracted illness, JAMES M. MCKNIGHT.
The relatives and friends of the family are in
vted 70 attend the funeral from his late residence
on ! street. near 10th, on Friday afternoon, at 81
o'clock -
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AUCTION SALES.

FOR SALE.-wItL BE SOLD FO.MoR-
\ row afternoon. at 4 O'Clock, on 18th street,
near ~ a me corner Of g, a lot Of LUMBER and one
VENDING STONE. Terms cash It&
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DARE CHANCE-THE UNDERsJGNEn
H. offers Tor sale those beautiful Lots situated
on Sd street, few feet south Of Pa avenue. Their
situation cannot be eKcelled for either business or
fee. He HAREOVER
feb o. ~A>'
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IL AmOfoSyPe.-Amon8st the most AT.
trscive and beautiful specimens of the Photographic
now exhibition at WHITEHURST'S GALLERY, the
ANBROrYPEs. They are truly beautiful Picture, and
In some respects Improvement the old familiar
suerreotypes The Gallery contains quite large
Of Photographs Dssusrreotypes the United
States Supreme Court since 1880 members the United
states courts President Pierce and Cabinet many
public men Of the Nation visit WHITRRU RSTS GAL
LkRY No 4A PoDnsy vsnis avenue trou.
BILE q "a m
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WANTED-A MECHANIC, TO Do THE
w general repairing about hotel Must un-
derstand some carpenter work, lock repairing, &cs
For good man liberal wages and a permanent
situation. Apply at Willards' Hotel
feb % Ivy
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"Prehibition.-rhe recent dec

the people In almost State sale
liquors does not pretend to interfere with medicinal
pounds containing stimulus fact well known to all
that without stimulating principles extreme
debility could not be reached and the many other Of
most valuable 10 could For
instance, DR.. J. HOsrBTTERS STOMACH BITTER5, now
celebrated and indispensable In every family msdi
cine Thousands of suffering from dyspepsia and In
digestion generally speak volumes IN of this great
rative agent For sale by J. y. CALLAN, Washington
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pOOMS TO LET-A FURNISHED PAR
IL lor and Chamber Qncluding fire and gas)
will be rented together or separately during the
session Of Congress. The rooms are on he first
floor, within one square Of the Kirkwood House
Enquire at the Office Of the Kirkwocd House
ian 30-eOtf
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BY JAS. c MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TNHOROUGH.BRED SADDLE HORSE

Il for Sale.-On TUESDAY. Februa,v S6tb
at ~ O'Clock m, in front Of the Auction Rooms.
shall sell one Of the finest and best trained saddle
Horses probably ever offered for sale at Auction
Terms cash. JAS C McGIJIRE
feb I'D Auctopa.x
III The above sale Is postponed until
SATURDAY, March LIST, same hour and pIace
at which time 1t will positively take place.
JAS. C.. MCGUIRE,
feb I'D Anc,ionoar
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BOARDING.

pOARDING.-SIX PERSONS CAN BE AC
- commOdated with board at No. 63 Congress
street, Georgetown, d. G. feb 2e-3*
DOARDlNG.-WILL BE VACANT The LIST
ID OF March, two desirable rooms, southeast cor
ner NJ 9th and RI streets feb 2S-eo6t&
BOARDING BY MRS. ELLEN STEWART,
ID No 3O9 g street, near Thirteenth. Comfort
able board at 81 per day, together with lodging
and well furnished rooms, In quiet part OF the
city. Ieo
DOARDING.-MRS.D UVALL, NO. 3sl "a;
ID avenue opposite Browns Hotel, has severai
large and desirable rooms suitabls Tor ianlles or
sin6le persons which she will rent with board
she is Also prepared to accommodate transient or
t.h,a hoardss feb 26-3t&
DOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE 3. w.
ID 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 heI
with their patronage. apt
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THO PHILANTHROPIsTS. THERE A
Il woman on this earth generous that she
will take young d" Philosophist ~ for her hus-
band? thereby saving one that God has not spared
In favoring, from the fearful end that man most
DIRE ads Or, is there a noble druggist In need Of
a clerk that will give employment TO young
man just from one Of the best Medical Colleges In
New York. Either lady or gentleman will great
VIRTUE, through the Post Once, Washington.
fob
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT -LARGEAND PLEASANTLY
situated Rooms can be obtained at No. All
south siae Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
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l. bhUWN bUN-Uenueinen: A knowledge OF the a
IN which various Msteria Medca were com
bined by to form the "BRosChAL TRoOHns" led me-
three or four since to adopt their The
have been such to induce continue the practice
eving them Of beaeht In many affections
chsl organs. Yours, etc. J.F. w. LANE ii. d.
Boston, September l, 1859.
Persons requiring really good article and
that be depended eectus Cough
and being made from the materials will ind
BRONCHIAL TROCHES TO be what they represented.
boxes and each Druggists gem
orally throughout the United States and Cansdas BARNES
4 PARKS, j. MILHAU, New York, Agents. For sale fl.
Philadelphia by F. BROWN; New Orleans J. SYMES Chi
csgo, J. H. REED CO.; Washington, J. n. CALLAN.
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CAST.OFF CLOTHING

DOU6HT AND SOLD AT 70 LOUISIANA
- Avenue, opposite HolInead's grocery, near
Semmes's, Address through post ONCE, to T" Mr..
Tailor" feb flint
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Bye. g WRIGHT; Georgetown.

tisnI0 hEAL ESTATE Al AUG.
~ x-on MONDAY afternoon next, the ID
sh.n .n, at O'Clock, in 'front.' OF the premises,
n nnu sen, without reserve the northernly third
&ar, on Lot s67, in Beatty HAWKINS addition,
hscI a& " 80 seet on High street, and extending
Ihls Is very desira BILE location FOR a bu,cber.
nrga,t, ny having Ane springs. II is the
properly OF the late Jacob Custard.
:, Terms: one-fourth cash; balance In A O and
IL months, Tor approved paper. besJsna o. aao
ieo <o-N EDW. =. WRIGHr Az,
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EUKNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
l. Inc advertiser has taken one Of those houses
on tne north side Of d, between 9Th and 9th SITS -,
and Is prepared to rent her furnished rooms with
peard AS the cooking will be Of the best kind
she VIII serve families who may wish their meals
Ssnt them. Mrs. ANN FOX.
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VTTANTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY,
w two women, one to cook, wash and iron,
and the other as Chambermaid and nurse. En-
quire at No. North street, capitol Hill.
feb 27-3t*
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WANTS.

"ANTED-TWO OR THREE good Cham
w bermaids, at Wizards Hotel.
feb 2S-3t
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ITORSE FOR SALE.-A splendid harness
III HORSE, seven years old, thorough a.
bred 10y the Arabian Imaum, Of Muscat, 10y
out CT blooded mare, perfectly gentle and sound.
Can be seen on Saturday, LIST March at Mr..
feb 22-7t&
NOR sALE-A BEAUTIB1Yy coINTRY
Il Residence on eth street Rlsnk Road, sbouf
4 miles from Washington-2k .cres with orcharo
Of Peach, Apple, &c. woyHd make a good mar
s sf farm Enquire at i :ssiS q s:s:'
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CiTUATION WANTED-BY RESPECT
- able Young woman, as Chambermad and
seamstress Best Of reference given. Address
boz No 1 Star Once feb 2S-1t*
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DRUGGIST WISHING TO DISPOSE OF
"A his Stock, Good VIII and Fixtures may hear
Of an opportunity by addressing "A b." box 6S3
City Post Once, stating location, terms, proba-
BILE amount Of business done, &c. feb2e-3t*
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1-3t* JAMES B. HOLMEAD.

k>Oh SALE "A DESIRABLE LITTLE
Il place outside the bounds OF the city, contain
ing N acres OF land, In high state Of cultiva-
uon, enclosed with a high and substantial fence,
a two story frame house with ave rooms. sepa,
rate kitchen, and other buildings necessary for
family comfort, pump Of water at the door, TX
mies rom the Centre Market, adjoining Joseph
tales farm For particulars call on the sub
scriber at the Dead Letter Onsce. General post
Once. or at No. 527 street North
fe0 23-3w GEORGE NJ KENDALL
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laxative tonic and smusnt and is to the
public relying its intrinsic worth in the the
lowing complaints All Bilious Derangements, Sick Head
ACHE Dyspepsia Habtus Costvenes Chronic Disrrhcsa
Coli Pain In the Stomach and Bowels General Debility
Female Weakness, &c.
Yor sale by druggists generally and by D. GILMAN
Pa. avenue; also, by JOHN SCHWARTZ $50 Pa. avenue
and by o. VI. LINTHCUM Bridge High
Georgetown, d. @. jsnSl
IL Noah Walker 4 Co., Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel Building respectfully
that their display of FALL and WINTER CLIO
THING is ready for inspection, comprising
ment of COATS, TALMAS, OVERSACKS, SUkTOUTS,
VESTS and PANTALOONS, of the newest and richest
signs In material trimming and workmanship To gentle
who study excellence with economy fashionable
ces Of dress opportunity Is offered for selecting
from of the stocks Of Goods In this CITY,
reduced prices 2-.!
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IL BIodxett L Sweets new Galvanized

lkoN oVEN-A sample OF this unrivaed invention
cooking which has taken the prize
and which is highly by thousands in the
and west OF the country is be of
JAMES SklR'ING No. 49, corner of 18th
avenue The right for manufacturing in the District
also several Of the Southern States offered
sizes are made suitns the largest hotel
smal enough for the smallest private family 2s-.
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CASH PAIp FOR FURNIrURE.

CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
DERS0NS DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
Il or having a surplus Of Household Effects on
hand, will hnd us prepared at all times to pun
chase their entire stock, such articles az they
NAV wish 10 dispose Of. Call and see
BONTZ & COQMBS,
No 800 Seventh st., bet. and X
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WATCH RErURSs.-Captain Birch finds it
necessary to make a clearance semi-occasion-
ally CT those inveterate Migrants who seek
lodgings nightly at the guard-house, and
sends party of them to the work house, but
as fast rs one batch is disposed of another
takes its place. A few were sent down yes.
terday, and a few more are accommodating for
another party.
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FOR RENT-ATwO-STOR DWELLING
house, containing eight rooms, pleasantly
situaIeo on iSth street, near the Smithsonian In
stitute. viii be rented low to a good tenant
Enquire OF the Rev. Alfred Holmead, on b ST :.
opposite the Smithsonian building Possession
given Immediately.
feb 25-3t* lanes uOJMEAn
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WANT D-WANTE
w find persons in want Of the following az
ticles:
French or German Looking Glasses
Portrait or Picture Frames round, oval OF square
OIL Paintings, large and small
Marble-top Bracket Tables, In bronze or gold.
All kinds Of Pictures framed, and any size
Looking Glasses, or other work In the gliding
line done to order with dispatch.
Also, a lot Of cast-iron Brackets, suitable for
shelving. tc., on hand. Terms moderate to suit
the times for cash.
N. Bold Work Regilt, and Looking Glass
Plates inserted.
as6 Penna. avenue, opposite Kirkwood House.
dec - JOHN WAGNER.
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PETER SOMEBODY must send US the answe,
to his enigma before we can publish it,
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BEAUTY is yet more attractive, when its
pOssessor wears some choice work of the gold
smiths art, or when sparkling eyes are III
vailed by brilliant gems. Those who wish to
present fair acquaintance with bewitching
breast pin, handsome bracelet, or an EN-.
blematic ring, should visit the establishment
of the Brothers Gait. Their stock is equal to
that of the vaunted Northern stores, and the
beauty Of workmanship is equalled by the
purity Of the precious metals employed, and
the rare splendOr Of the gems, canoes, and
lava.
A JUVENILE MERCHANT We were yester-
day waited on by young girl named Johanna
Boyles, who carried on her arm basket of
blacking and matches, which she offers for
sale. We learned from her that she goes ON
70 Philadelphia alone for her supplies, and
sells them after school hours, thereby gaining
An honest support. Success to johanna,
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GENUINE GARDEN sEEDS,

feb 15-eokds &c. MCGUIRE. An
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JONI LLoTp, A4rt,n-,r.
/ ARGE and extensive AUCTION SALE-By

II
II JOHN LLOfDS SONS a. the Country "a. u Wsrr-n
L-lsgd ,sq. Tl.ogS- Neck W,;cLc,.e " l.. on THURS
DAY. o.. 2. a. II u'c.p-k a. m.
Tie ,utirc Hot sEHOLO FURNITURE g lie .pl-ndills
furnished VI son. consisting p4T- ot 'ir-Aly carved
wool Pasos >'"s r broes.c. EtlSrg. with marble
t.p md qa" sa. % a. All O! : Box.
es st or CeLfcr Tstie- carved o,s Dnin Table. AID
och tlars af-h. rI'.ri In plsh
v,- md back s.It r. ites- rarb., top Dr-iuz
an ss-' t- pufy carved - H1.r AID 81 Lla-
der i'e ~ .Ierdl cary~d Ak Beiroom Furniture
usch; >rirE .ri HL N-t.r bpi,f,r sid Pillows ali II
III bit qualify. loc us-stau- Iif. Essv and
Ssus Cua- rp-fr~ -y .lL H-Gse.- .rp.ts Oi ETH
tn Req utc o. fautl-- by the masters ia
re- 81 'l.~ r / CT t-a- an tEiu- Wax. Diner
S.. g.; Psos II ID 4r- X zen soves ,og-ther with
E-s s-,nt a; ~ arr ;e1.' vh which tee ss,s VIA
,.relc,. Alec.
HOR>rS r,en' ii R. p C.ri.yo and SGH. H,-ses
cus Pow AZ -" Drkrv Two piT o.; kl'lckv M1a-jre
Fsr 8 hllts .rd both "cl ched Wi bTos. md kind.
CARRIAGFS-O,-r md Close Csr-is--s .x ,eaef ,cks-
Liz. " Asll- Ilburv Bo.tcu b.i.- Dc, \.
Nas.I.. ne Pory Wa-'r ard FAN W-eors.
HARNF>--l, lbe suI >rlle = silver Patel U,-.
rd-rt ard l~srI Harm. So. ef P4rv AID
- iir"-.4- Salte- Bibles Whip Bausef. ", eT. L.
'ATlLf. >Iook->-, borough one-ha and '-e, a.,
Shb-ed D-sasn Bull FARLEY - two .n.dil yss Il O,sn
ID" ~ il 80, ~ glJtsr bred Durham Cave- nv ssne
MI. tL- - IT, large o- & Poultry la-. lot Of .h
- 'a- .1E I'D - ~ co tne Corn iu n. -uuk
- f-'t sr'F h - re co--', -r-,t-,r sit al ra- Fam
d. -.-
V. l-ind r- f l C,--.-v So. ~ .be above eau.
llfr-.'l ply wi psi sy slt o. the hshr.t titl--
"a 's,- 'l--, crl H. hai J1ia Lioyds -0u ,
e 10, ~ j -s thrir "a rs-ootn No lsj Broad.
Vsv r-t bs.-cs;. and Metropolitan lIo.el New Y,rk;
q. 49, J. = Boz 4 90 -1t.nrs WesirhDstor. fuRc
4-i ~ on e d. railroad DepJts b, Nct4 Mo-. Ia
d. 81 ls, @: W. s. Biz Dept = convey pass,az,t.
fNs
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HtNKY n LErDs 4 Co.. Auctou-ers.
TCTION SALE OF splendid CABINET FUR

~ NTURF.-H II. LEEDS = Co. viii .ell. suction,
THURSDAY. gth. FRIDAY leth. aud SATURDAY. lth Oc,
az the extensive War'rooras Of T.. W HstchiH, - No s
Bro.dwsy the largest aui mos. costly asonent offered
sale by srecn in this country, which will b. sod wsout
reserve Consequence Of entire alteration in ,he peue-
aolt raaiecou.si very rich aud elegant suites ~
Paor Furniture al the various svs Of Ills Country and OF
Europe Bull Msrquscrie Furniture carved r'ae~e Sc
with vcIy extensive art hca-Il assortment Of splendid
God MAHOGANY warat AMI euaeei suites Of Bctroom
Furniture. Al variety OF richly carved OAK walnut
and lnahC Dining Furniture, eubrn. % large
T. " O.. 70 make too tc,ou. cuumeISeal of which
been al. under the supervision OF the Il scanned ud
well dried materials and warranted IL de- rion. II
be- examined sy d.. previous 10 tue sale. PurAa.c' r.
SIDING Of have their furniture backed by eApe-
ri.uced wor.men Catalogues viii be resy tie WsIeOOn-
or tie morning a. the sth u,ant. TTu-Cs.h Tor all pur.
chase. under 800 liza; amount ninety day. for approved
YyfsA
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william ". WrEys, Alc'.or.'H
4 ECTION NOTICE.-Iarge aud perempfOry

AUCTION NOTICE.-Larce aud peremPfory
~ Sale Of REAL ESTATE. u~ted EiiltA'sSn on the
GENITAL Railroad II Jer-ey sud within II ul- Of lie y
o: N.yS.York b. ste.rhost-BAkFR WEEh> Will 80 -
Auction ~ ih, Merchants EJchsus- Ecw lors, On W ~ Nt
DAY Octobers al l. O'Clock, parc. & sng th'd 81 "
rear the Elizabeth the Central k1lrohd o. New
jersey; parcels 20 y scTes
The above plots admirably situate" tor incliate
improvement and sdar~d for manpsc g.nE purpose has
Terms made Known on tho day ~ sole. For p'h
full Of sad property apply the Ar-loncn
No. Pinet " B-klzabe'hpcr- by The ruIplcton
OF the Delaware Lackawanua and Western Railroad now n
railroad with the coal and iron ues and vast gH
New. York .ii .ho Western StA:es. 1851
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ADEIAN H. MVLLFs Aur.iou.cr.
n M SE M III pth.st AnPIAN II MT

HOt SE No. Ill yth-st.-ADRIAN II. MIL
Il LER val 81 a. auction. On WEDNESDAY Oct g. a.
J.. Oco,k a. the AeT nAI EAchAke iulm,iAieg Alter she
sslr of -oA-, tac HOUSE No M gh-.t. and LEASE Of
LOT 81 s4n,bers lea OF the Saufs snu. IIarbor having
go s-yIrd 1T a1nIn, and sfte<
tii time renewable. TIE He !. psi newly
painted ard Po.ses.on tven Immediately Car u be
f',.tu =: and ?. m.
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NFRMONT COPrtR MINING COMPANY

EOk SALE - ioU.uUU tlkSI MORluAHk
i EIGHT PER CENT CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS OF the DUBUQU L and PACIFIC RAILROAD COZ
PANY
The Road situated STATE Of lows and extends
Dubuque THE teninaiio, " he Galrns snd Csr
Railroad Mi-si.pp River IN due w-s course srss
Ipdrpand.nc. Cedar Falls aud For Drsr 90 The Mssf
River II the mouth OF the Big Sioux River
These Bonds is-ued upon basis Of moethso 81 s
are dated April 1855; payable ia ~ years. their rss
soupon. are PAYABLE semsnnusy in April md October ~
,hey ere secured BY deed OF trust Of the Road eeusa
stock and franchise Of the frat division Of the hue
The Railroad Company Is the recipient Of lSiN ser~
land. OF the productive sad inviting chsracteT
The opveble PRIVILEGE is therefore VI SIea value ed ~
responsibility OF the Company 10 upqle.tionNbie
We recommend these Bonds ~ our tnsnds h. IRA Oh
security.
Purifier information may b. had OF the undsr.gnsd By sks
thew are for sale BISHOP Co.. No. 5! Ws2--S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
TO SUFFERING FEMALEs.-There is an
rTHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

u II the ANtEt
Mr. KENNEDY Of RoIbury he, discovered IN Of our
pasture weeds remedy that EVERY KIND Of
lie hss red it in over eleven hundred cases failed
except in two both thunder humor He has now in hs
Two bottle. are warranted to nursing mouth
One three bottles viii the worst kind Of Pmples
the face.
Two or three bottle. WI cls,r toe system Of bon,.
The bottles warranted the worst case
One bottles warranted to all humor the
Two bottles warranted running Of the and
-Four bottles warranted corrupt and running
one bot'l. will curr ssaly cr7ptiors Of the skin.
Two or hE,e bottles warranted 70 eaEe the worst caseof
Tingworm.
Two three bottles warranted to the despe
Ihree to four bo,es warranted 70 .AtIheum.
Five 20 eEhi bO;tl's will the of .crofgA
benefit j. always experienced from the first bottle aud
rett cure i warranted when the above quantity ten
s. ne 1Cndui incidence VI The day that weed
vis Oh the pastures and slous Old wa. houli
sh~oT has 70 start There M ards. huu nor ha.
,..a on, a. a 'i 10, yo"I. peddd over
eLt. every easc IL already done Of The
ycar Oh, 20 ola people Of sx'y | have poor puny
worny boxing Children. Lose he.h soft and aabby 70
stored to T@rieet state OF health by one bottle.
To those who subject a sick hosl.chc bottle will
Always cEre L. Il yes goat relief IL es'ah and dizne.s
been gu4.d By IT, WhoEs tia body /. sound IL quite
cav bgt weTe there er.nssent Of the function. Of
il i'll very singular feelings but YOU be
Aaned: u'y lssy dArPe~r IN from four day. to week
Tf"re bad result from IL the contrary when that
feeling gone, yoH ill feel youeif ike person. heard
Of tie most encomius Vi it
listened 20.
Manuf-c.ured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. l2s warren-st
Roybury. Mass. Price sl
" hoessIe Ages.s for Nev.York: c v CLICKEEER 4 Co
k 81 BI5ra gIh G n r. Il RING 10 ~ B52stT
Co, M l51 GTceavich-st BOYD PAUL. Chsmber,-s,
MtLLs4 Co. No: rs Frsasin-.,.; MchEsSON ROBBINS
& Co., No. lE Mz-den-sne; HAVILAND, HARRAL 4
RIsLEY. Msren-t. BARNESG PARK No So4 Broadway
WARD LOSE Co. MaidenlAad; Mrs. HAlES Brooklyn:
ed ior sale at REAL b Al respectable Druggists rOu
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