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New Publications.

THE ANArEUR's GUIDE, and Flower Garden
Directory. By John L. e. Clark Pub
iIshed by Taylor Maury.
This little work is handsomely got I'D. and
appears to contain, as it claims, every re-
quisit1 detail for the successful cultivation of
the flower garden, embracing the classical
ton Of the best varieties of roses, and all
plants requisite for the garden, with direc-
lions for their propagation, and remedies for
the destruction Of insects; to which is added
the Vegetable Garden Manual" We wish
we could speak as favorably of it, as literary
production. A second edition, which is sure
II be demanded, will, however, afford an op.
poTtunity for revision.
TIE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. July,)
received from Taylor & MauIy, contains 1,
Savonarola; 3 Grote's History of Greece 3,
Causes of the Civil Warm. Guizot 4, The
Police and tho Thieves; 5, Public Works and
Improvements Of Paris; 6, The PapaI Gov.
eminent; z, The Disputes with America. We
must again express our sense of the value and
cheapness Of the reprints of Leonard Scott 4
Co.
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PERSONAL,

-. Governor johnson and family, Of GeOr-
gia, are at Wizards.
80. Miss Maggie Mitchell is playing at
the Holiday st. Theatre, Baltimore.
80. met her at sunset bright, her bingham
gown was blue; her eyes that danced with
young delight, were of the same dear hue: and
always when the sun goes down, shall think
Of the girl in the gingham gown
80. Fanny Kembie has been passing some
weeks at the FrancOnia Notch Of the w bite
Mountains. Durand the artist, ia at West
CamptOn y. IL. Champney is at North Con.
way Fisher has visited the magnificent views
OF the White Mountains in the vicinity of
Gorham, and pronounced them UNSURPASSED in
grandeur 70 anything he has seen on either
side Of the Atlantic.
80. A good joke is made Of Jullien's speech
al the private festivity that preceded the pub
lie opening Of the Surrey Gardens, London.
lie said that he intended to make the shil-
ing concerts equal in every respect to the
Dest ancient concerts-a Philharmonic class of
concerts 10 be had in Europe-and continued :
would say-nO-de programme shall be arl
good-de classi9ue-de I'm moosike No
Always, from de time give de fsr.t concs,,s
N a-h vas ven vas seventecn--I put in
9e programme de fd-classique-moosike -
put ArI"ay' allso, de friyole-de ponuIa;,e
mooslke. Some tings 1 have write pond RI
write for de maDy-de friyoIe Be 81
make dem comb. Ven dey comb I give All
besser L ofsir shinsherbread, and ven d.,
comb give dem r-r Iost beef,'
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

y. CAULFIELD, FROM DUBLIN, IRE
Cs land, having made Washington his resi-
dence, will open his Musical Academy on the
nrst Monday OF September, at Carusi's saloon, in
the north room, entrance on 11th street, where he
intends teaching in Glasses the various brapches
OF Music by the celebrated system Of Logger, now
In general use In the London Academies The
classes will be as follows, namely: Piano Forte
Glasses, Singing Glasses, and Glasses for study
OF the Science and Theory Of Music.
Terms In advance, for each pupil in class as
per quarter, Of twenty lessons. Private lessons in
hour each twice a week, $40 per quarter; half an
hour, $40 per quarter. Lessons on the Organ to
those already advance In music, $50 per ousxtes
J.P CAULFlELD will also attend In George-
town two days in the week.
Please apply at the Music store OF George HI
bus, or at the Piano Store Of John F. Ellis. =.
au H-eo3wa
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CHARTER OAK TENSION the night of the
fall of the brave old oak at Hartford, Mr..
Stuart, tho proprietor, was engaged till mid
night in writing his last chapter Of its history.
peared after its fall, is being made; and
sound limb is being made into an elbow to
new ship, to be called 1.-THE Charter Oak" A
swarm of bees came out of q hole in the fallen
trunk, on Saturday morning, and lodged upon
another tree; but soon returned to their old
quarters, from which they were securely and
safely hived. They will be tenderly cared for
from the associations connected with them
Their presence in tie tree was not kown till
its fall
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INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING AMI
PAINTING

MIR. w. MACLEOD ANNOUNCES THAT
Is1 his classes in Drawing and Printing FOR the
coming year are now forming at his Academy
462 18th sneet, corner Of r, and thai he is ready
to attend schools In this city and Georgetown
AZ his Academy will be found every facility for
the study OF the art OF design. Not confned 10
copying prints merely, pupils will be taught 70
draw from real objects, and from nature, while
every G fort will be made TO instn into them the
principles Of correct and discriminating taste not
only In Painting, but In the sister arts Of Sculp
ture and Architecture.
Glasses al the Academy will atterd On
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
An EVENING CLASS OF DRAWING for
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS is now forming for
the convenience Of those who cannot attend
through the day.
For terms, applyat the Academy, or see the
card TO be found at the principal bookstores.
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COAL!-COAL!.-COAL!!,
First Grand Confectioners' Bal

VNHE JOVRNEYMEN CONFECTlONERs
l. take great pleasure In announcing to "a
their friends and the public Of Washing ~
more, that they win give theii drst Grand Mlk.
Annual Ball, at CARueI's SALOON, on klps
MONDAY, Sept 18th, 1885.
An exps rienced Committee have made arrane G.
ments to make this Of the best halls ever given
In this city in New York style For the accom-
mediation Of Ladies, Supper will be ready at any
hour during the night; and will be furnished by
an experien ed caterer. 6ne Brass Band IL en-
gagged for the occasion. The best Connections and
Ice Creams will be furnished
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting Gentle
man and two Ladies to be had at the principal
hotels Of this city, from the committee OF arrange
ments, and at the door the evening OF the ball
COMMITTEE of Arrdngements.-Joseph Schef-
fed, George Blessing, Chas. Myers, John cav
bert, T.. Smith, A. Beehler. sc 3-1tA
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The VIGILANCE CONMIrTEE.-Ther reader
will find On our first page to-day, a letter
from San Francisco to tho Journal Of Conn
"seree giving the mos, succinct and apparently
reliable account Of its organization, aims, re-
sources, operations, &c, of the San Francisco
Vigilance Committee that we have yet seen in
print. WecOpy it for the mass Of information
IL contains
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SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops of Balm of q Thousand
Flowers" rub the beard we'll and it will max Q
beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
For sale ct Shillington's, agent for Washing5
ton, and all druggists.
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ANOTHER HERBERT AFFAIR.-A few days
ago, when the guests at the City Hotel, St.
Louis, were seated at dinner, DR.. McElhaney,
one OF the boarders at the house, threw tum-
bier at one of the walters, whereupon all the
others rushed upon him, and it was with diff
Guilty that he was rescued from their hands
His head was cut, it is said, in several places
1t seems that, deeming the time he was made
to wait too long, he took the tumbler of water
that was brought to him and threw it at the
waiter head, whereupon tho difficulty en-
sued. Both narties Hern arrastad
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II Mr.. Leander Daggett, of Holmes Hole,
writes that there is mistake in the statement
In the papers that sperm whale recently
taken at Long Island, was the first ever taken
on the coast of America. He says, " in 1912,
the pilot boat Superior, of Holmes Hole, crui.
sing of Cuttyhunk, took one and towed it to
New Bedford where it was exhibited two or
three days, then carried by railroad to Boston,
exhibited there, and sold to VIM. o. Brownell,
who took it as far as Buffalo, which was the
ist heard of it,
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II The Latting Observatory, near the Crys.
tai Palace, New York, was destroyed by IRE
on Saturday with thirty other small buildings
adjoining. The Crystal Palace was partly dam
aged
=, ~ Complaint was made in New York, at
INC mayor Office, that an old Jew had sever
al times changed religions. from the Jewish 70
the Christian and back again, for the purpose
Societies 9ieii' "iSsion"iy
g we see 1t stated that in N, rtbumber.
Iand, hiSn mond, and the lower part of West.
moreiand, virginia, the corn crops vii, n,o1a
total failure, in consequence of tba d;!tt,oss
ing drought which still continues In soms
instances the farmers were cutting down Their
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were taken to the district and supreme courts.
Several Of these appeals have been tried be.
fore the latter tribunal. That is, wherever it
was supposed that a new and distinct legal
principle was involved, requiring adjudica.
ton by the highest United States court The
business to be devolved on the gentlemen
named above, is to examine (criticise) each
of the 8l3 such cases on file in the Office of
the Attorney General, not individually adju-
Dictated by the supreme court, and to dispose
of them according to the ruling of that tribu-
nal in the parallel cases.
California The Cabinet were in session on
the day before yesterday, yesterday, and again
to-day. 1t seems to be understood that the
state of aft airs in San Francisco has formed tho
subject matter of their deliberations. Great
anxiety is said to be manifested among those
among us immedia tely interested in Califor-
MIA affairs, to ascertain precisely what has
bee determined on by the President. So far,
all who have essayed go to do have been foiled-
we feel assured.
The st Gamer sailing from New York to NOR
row, or next day, will axe out to the Govern
ment's functionaries on tho Pacific side the
orders that may be necessary for the conser-
walton of the public (nationaD interest in that
quarter. 1t is hardly possible that their de-
tails will transpire here until after the steamer
bearing them to California shall have sailed
from New York.
Shy Of Their Money NO opposition man has
yet appeared to take up the $4,000 wager on
Pennsylvania, offered through the Union, nor
the $1,000 wager on Illinois, and the ST. 900
and 81, 900 wagers on Indiana, offered through
the Star, on Buchanan. Straws show which
way tho wind blows.
The Postmaster Gener l-Postmaster Cen
eral Campbell left Washington yesterday on
visit to his home-Philadelphia During
his absence the duties of his position devolve
on his first assistant, Mr. Horatio King
Death Of an army officer Second Lieu
tenant George McG Dick, of the first regi-
ment of Infantry, died at Camp Cooper, Tex
as, the 3lst Ct July last.
The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Del artment.-On yesterday, I'd September,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
tho books of tho Department
For redemption of Texas debit. ST O54 0S
For the Treasury Department.. $1,000 50
For Customs. ................... 1852 "a
For the Interior Department..... 37,267 So
War warrants received and en-
tered. .............. 2I7 co
War repay warrantsreceived and
entered. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 90
Interior repay warrants received
and sntered.... .............. 1913 81
On account of the Chickasaws.... 10000 90
On account Of the Navy......... So, 500 90
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u The lawlessness, at present so rife, ap-
pears to have invaded Richmond, Virginia,
recently. DR.. Addington, accused of NAL
treating his wife and then advertising her alb
sence from his home had bis premises bedaubed
with tar and feathers on Sunday last The
Doctor himself WAS subsequently arrested for
being disguised in woman attire, in which he
was attempting to escape from the city.
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M EDlCAL CARD

nR II. PERABEAU, GERMAN ROMEO
- paihic physician, has the honor to offer his
services to the Inhabitants Of Washington and
vicinity.
Once and Residence on street, No 1Se, be.
tween 10th and 2lst streets.
N P.-Homeopathic medicines for sale. which
the Doctor prepares himself with The greatest
care, For Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &C &C. BE ism
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v The yellow fever is still making serious
ravages in the interior of Peru. This wretched
people have been afflicted with the terrible dis
ease for more than a year 1t sweeps them off
IN great numbers, and there seems to be no
hope of its cessation, for the poor Indian has
neither doctor nor medicine, and if he had he
would rather die than make use of them
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u company of northern capitalists, it
is stated, have purchased two thousand acres
of land in Henrico county, Virginia, including
the old Springfield and Deep Run pit, a few
miles west Of Richmond, and are about to
commence coal-mining operations in that re-
gion on an extensive scale.
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&S0 REWAkD.-TRE UNDERSIGNED
POO Will give $50 reward for information that
will lead to the detection and conviction Of the
Villain or villains who on Sund ny night last fred
his dwelling in this tWashington) county,
Georgetown. WIN. A. +, MADDOX.
eez-lW
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.-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
~ August 3lst, between the toll gate and the old
race course, on the river road In Alexandria coun-
~, va a Colts Remover. A liberal reward win
be given II left AZ this once. Sc I-3ts
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MADAME MOUNr,s

MADAME MOUNTS
GONE U u PTl0E DESTR0YER
VNHlS INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN BE
Il bad at No. 33s g street, between Eleventh
ana Twelfth, south side, or at Stott's Apothecsry
corner OF 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
=, References: Rev. Mr.. Phelps and Rev Mr..
Register, Foundry church and certificate from
NE Aev. j. Hanson. ~ feline
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JOHN w. MYERS & CO.

White and Red Ash, Egg, Stove, Transition,
Nut, Cumb. Lump, & Blacksmith's Goals.
Also, HICKORY, OAK, IND PINE WOOD.
DERSONS LAYING IN FUEL FOR THE
L winter will find IL TO their advantage by send
ing us their orders, or leaving them at p steer,
store, No. ass 9TH street, between ID and T. as thev
will be promptly dled with the best article and al
low prices.
,A0lbs. given TO ton.
JOHN w MYERS Co
Once and Yard corner Of and 22d streets,
Sc Elm First Ward
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NOTICE ALL PERSONS INDEBTED
" to Inc for medical services, whose bills have
been presented to them by one Reuben Brown,
are no ifed that the said Brown has no authority
after this date to collect money for me.
DR.. GARRETT,
Washington, September LIST, 1856 ses-3t
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MR.. w. HENRY PALMER
ID RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO HE
IL friends, pupils, schools, and the public gen.
orally, that
He MAS RETURNED
to the city. The
PIANO FORTE CLASSES
will commence on MONDAY, September eth
Application TO be made Immediately to Mr.
PALMER, at his residence, No. 266 street near
18th. se33s
COAL !-COAL!!-COAL!!I
COMPRISING THE FOLLOWING vARI-
~ e'ies: Red, Gray, and While Ash COAL
all Of the best quality.
Persons wishing to purchase their winter supply
would do well by sending In their orders imme
diately and have the coal delivered direct from
the vessel.
WOOD.-WOOD .!-WO0D
Also, s'gocd stock Of Hickory, Oak, and pine
Wood on hand, ell Of which will be sold as cheap
and on as reasonable terms can be had In this
city. T. H. WORTHlN6ToN,,
Corner 18th and streets, near canal.
Sc 2 eC6t
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LHOR BOSTON.-REG LAR PACKET
l. LINE-The superior fast sailing clip IL
per schooner Sylvanus Allen" Captain A
Fears, has arrived, and will have quick dispatch
for The above port.
HARTLEY Il BROTHER,
sc 3-lw 10i Water street, Georgetown.
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TWO SERVANTS TO HIRE BY THE
Il year or month. Price low to good IN ster
Inquire Of JOHN WATERS, on +, between 10th
ana Iith streets, General Agent and Collector.
3-2.M
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T1BTHICT OF COLUMBIA, County OF
- w asuington.--I hereby certify F5..S,p
that Emanuel Mills brought before me W.
the subscriber, one Of the justices of the tMs.A.
peace, In and for the said County, this I'd day Of
september, 1855, as a stay trespassing upon his
enclosures small red cow, with a calf. The
owner OF said Cow and Calf is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
Given under my hand &s.
It* J,H. BIRCH
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The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Del artment.-On yesterday, I'd September,
there wore of Treasury warrants entered on
tho books of tho Departmont-
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Death Of an army officer Second Lieu
tenant George Nee. Dick, of the first regi.
ment of Infantry, died at Camp Cooper, Tex
as, the 3lst of July last
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MRS. ZIMMERMAN, CORNER OF 9TH
Isl and streets, has several good Rooms va
cant, which she offers with board on reasonab
terms. She can accommodate several table board.
ers. ty LETT
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE 8 w
- corner CT Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared 10 accommod ate 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. ap6-U
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ENOUND.-WAS FOUND, A FEW DAYS
l. since, Diamond, which the owner can have
by applying TO M. w GAIT BRO, jewellers
32i Penn. avenue. between 9th and 10Th streets
se2-a
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
MURDOCk'S PATENT PLATFORM AND
WI Counter Scales, Of all sizes, for sale at manu.
facturers prices by BOGUE 4 O'NEILL,
SCI Agents, No. los Water 81. Georgetown.
WOOD AND COAL.
"E ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE
w supplies Of WOOD and COAL which we
can sell from the boats at very low prices Per
sons DESTROYS or laying In their winter fuel would
do well 70 give us a call before purchasing else
where. BOGUE d O'NEILL,
seq No. los Water street, Georgetown
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL RKQUI.
SITES.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALL THE
"a School Books used in the District, and every
thing wanted by Schools In the Stationery line,
kept constantly on hand and offered at greatly
reduced prices by E. X LUNDY,
&c j. No l2S Bridge street. Georgetown.
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california Private Lard CIaims.-In a
brsef article yesterday, we announced the an.
pointment OF two distinguished legal gentle.
men to assist the Attorney General in disnosinv
of the California private land claims, Tb.re
are all cases which have been adjudicated bv
the Governments California Board of Land
Commissioners. In all such, where decision
against the United States was given, appeals
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IL Cages, Scissors, Knives, Engravipgs, Gift
Books. Umbrellas, Canes, China Goods, Chess,
Back Cannon, Games, C,bas, &c, &c, at 800
Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
seq JOHN F. ELLIS
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The Postmaster Genera Postmaster Cen
eral Campbell left Washington yesterday on
visit to his home-Philadelphia During
his absence the duties of his position dcvolve
on his first assistant, Mr. Horatio King
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GENTS SILK HATS--A splendid artic-
Ut le Gents silk Hats, ahead ofREy eEerseen
in these parts eau be had at No }, fhenix BotS al
and look ai theul--May 5, 1856 ). 7. GREEN.
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DISEASES VANQUISHED
Ri Dr. Rolasg.s Sca1aiaarian Remedies.

~ 4 len yedIsOl peI
IL study analysis aud eS-
lment, br. RObaek, The
sminentSwedish Phydeihn
succeeded In producing a
medicine from the noun
tlinherbs ofhlsnRilve land, ,
which acts. directly upon
the causes OF disease In the
blood, aud By restoring the
corrupted fountain Of lite
to conditioned health and
purity ,expels disease from
the system whereVert may
u a. 49, -
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COME ONE-COME ALL!

\ KS. e. L RlCARDSON,lS stllion hand
III with fine assortment OF Sprng and Summer
.NILLi&ERY GOODS, which she is receiving direct
from New York, and would invite all Of her patrons
undfrcHds to give her call sand she will endcvOr to
suit them as t" price and quality. She has every va
ricty Of BONNETS-Ncapoton Soft Straw, silk and
Craze Hats Dunstahlc, Satin Straw and Pedal togc-
tner it'll fnc assortment OF French fIowersand Rib
bon. The goods have been selected with great care
especially for this market and cannGt i TO suit the
taste and fancy of the most fastdi0us. She will sell
the principle OF the price 5! stem, and by ad-
herring srictI! this rule, she hopes to merit share
OF public patronage.
y. B. DRESSMAKlNG will be attended to. and
all kinds of BOnECts will be cleaned and pressed at
reasonable prices. Rooms IN PheniX Block. No. 6,
up stuirs-RaveEn April l6, 1856. 37tf
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~ H'U 'l'''"d
between abigail and Woodward streets.
Cihcinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati, DccCn bcr2S. 1855.
Or. c. W. RoBACK-DcarSir: This vii! certify that
He'd on nr. R0buck last March and got some of
his Scandinavian BlooG Purifier. which has entirely
cured me of a complaint OF nine months duration:and
after trying other hysiciaus without cf ct last
resource cal led the above named Dr. RoIack aud
he relieved of the Neuralgia, together with weak
ness in the back. In the of three weeks Fl lom
h time first applied TO him Twas able to get up and
attend to business. aud safely say thai from that
time have "iioIrd the best of hrUlth, Those who
suffering from any Illness would do well to call
pr RopAoK, II his establishment. No 6 Fast Fourth
street. II. G. STEW Art.
No. II Chestnut street.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell his farm, situated
L IN the north east corner OF StrcetsbUror &h. lGOn
tuins 100 acres Of land. There is lbunaLt quantity
OF excellent waterund timbor-good orchard well graf
tcd-a good dwelling house ana DGrIs 1t will be sole
for $50 per urre one hall dow and the balance il
one, tW 0uud three ears. JAMES \ PALMER.
StreutabofOugh, April 81, lSjG-3S-Gm
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THE subscriber wishes to inform his friends
[ ana the public generally, that he has removed his
store in Cambcl's Block to the one lately occupied
by VIA. Gardner. Having purchased Mr.. Gardner's
goods the two stocks are low united III one, making
the largest and most complete stock Of Eastern and
t2fT, home manufactured Doors AND SEUEs III the
h(Il county, comprising almost every variety OF
u style, color and laltty, usually wanted in this
market, much OF which viii he sold to cash pa!
customers at cost. Thankful for past iaNors, he hopes
by diligence and fair dealing in business, TO mcri!
continuance of the same. w. d. DURHAM.
RayeEna, September 4, lsJG-f