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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-09

SOMEWHAT OF A JUMrER.-Mr. j. Law
renee Bagler, in the Louisville Times, offers
to bet $4,000 to 5000 thathe can do as fol-
lows Jump five feet further on a dead
lever than any man in Kentucky-three feet
further than any man in the United States
one foot further than any man in the world
or that he can stand ilat-footed upon the
earth and leap brick wall fifteen feet high
and four thick.
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HAMLINE HOUSE,
WILLIAM D. CHILLSON. Proprieto

RED WING, MINNESOTA.
YnNHIS House is now ready for the accommodation Of
u the Travelling Public. It Is pleasantly situated
near the Upper landing. The rooms pleasant
airy, and the Proprietor Is determined shall
be wanting to make guests feel at home.
10. Baggage conveyed to and from the boats free o
charge. Red Wing, may IL, 200
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-09

e. Th,re were 80 Legitimate children
born at the Almshouse in Tewksbuary, Mas
sachusetts, last year.
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CHiS AGO HOUSE,
". W. FOLSOM, PROPRIETOR,
Taylor's Falls, Minnesota.
Persons travelling lake Superior will find excellent
accommodations at this House.
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INSURANCE

ANTNA INSURANCE Co., Hartford. Connecticut,
III Phoenix Insurance Co, Hartford, Conn
Nov 10, 1850 HENRY A. SWIFT, Agent.
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- !. -.----- - SAINT PAUL, Dec IL, 1870.
WHEREAS, the undersigned received al his Ware
house, in the city of Saint Paul. Territory of Anneso-
ta sThree Hundred and Tb rty-Three Sacks Of Corn',
shipped by Phelps Co., Oqwaka, Ills, TO John r.
Irvine and Co., of Saint Paul, the 18th day OF June.
1900 and Whereas the said has not been claimed
or removed although dne notice has been given to both
the shippers and consgnees thereof Iotce is hereby
given, that the said will sold to pay charges
cerding to the provisions the Statate the 18th
day Of February, 1866, at II o'clock, Of that day.
Dec IA, 1856 WIN. constants.
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ExpLArNED.-The Philadelphia inquirer
says the President looks like ghost This
is the reason why some people are SO terri
bly, afraid of the individual. ~.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-09

FROZEN TO DEArH.-Gopher S. Badger
and three Of his children were frozen to
death on the 9Th ult., while attempting to
walk from their home on the prairie to Cam
bridge, ILL.,, to procure food.
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* A Paris correspondent of the New
York Commercial says that the project of
the French American Steamship Company
is now considered fixed fact. The French
Government has promised a sem-weekly
mail, for the transportation of which it vii!
pay literally, and the line will be organized
to leave semi-weekly and alternately from
the ports of Hayre and Bordeaux for the
ports of New York and New Orleans.
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SINGULAR PHENoMENoN-Wew were shown
YESTERDAY, says the Alexandra Gazette, by a
gentleman living near Fairfax, G. H., spe-
cies of bugs that fell at that place during
the rain Of Saturday night last. The snow
for several miles was robbed of its white
ness, and made t, resemble a vast field of
colored velvet. What is still more surpris-
ing, the intense GOODNESS of the weather
cannot kill them. They apparently seem to
be stiffened by the raw atmosphere; but If
placed near the fire will relax and exhibit
signs of life. They are very black, and are
but little larger than grain of coarse pow
der. Who can enlightcn us on the "bug
question"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-09

THE statement that the leaders of the first
families in New York employ cooper to
hoop them, Oh great occasions. proves I'M
founded.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-09

ANOTHER CHALLENGE.-A shoemaker of
Stoneham, Mass, challenges any man of his
town to peg women's spring-heeled shoes for
500 side. lie states that he is ready to
peg more in five hours than any living man.
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THE Allied cause has just been deprived
of the services of a fair young Amazon who
longcd to do battle against the Moskov. The
daughter Of tie Obcrhoff Marschell of b.
den, sixteen years old, managed to get clear
of her fathers house and to arrive, per rail-
way, at Kehl, in mans attire and smoking
segar. Here she was arrested in her fur
Their progress, and conveyed ANONYMOUSLY
back to the seat of parental authority.
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PERyuMERY.-It is estimated that British
India and Europe consume annually, at the
lowest estimate, $50, 900 gallons Of perfumed
spirits under the name of eau de cologne,
essence Of lavender, &c. There is a single
house in Paris which uses every year about
$4,000 lbs. of orange flowers, 10000 of cas-
STA flowers, 81 900 of rose leaves, $4,000 of
jassaminc leaves, 1000 of violets, and pro-
portionately large quantities of rosemary,
citron, thyme, and other odorierous herbs.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-09

FoRGERIEs.-A series of forgeries have
just come to light in Cincinnati. The amount
is from SIS 600 to $4,000, and among the
sufferers are Chalfant & Foster, for $500
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MEMPHIS SAVINGS RESTITUTION,

MEMPHfS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Incorporated by the State of Tennessee.
No. Sc Front Row.
RUYS and sells Sight and Time. Exchange the East,
discounts short time bills New York, Now Orleans,
and st. Louis; does General Banking and Exchange
BUSINESS makes collections in all the principal cities in
the Southwest the most favorable terms, proceeds
promptly remitted day Of payment,
of exchange.
Notes Of the Memphis Savings Institution taken at
par in al business transactions IpSouthern colIec-
tionssolicited. ISAAC YOUNG, President.
Nay I, 1655-1y
FRESH EGGS.
1nE1 DOZEN fresh eggs for sale at
1OO RENZS.
I'm. Opposite the Ninnesotian once.
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A PAPER at Springfield, Massachusetts,,
referring to the oyster trade, says: The
cities of Albany and Troy, and other places
in part, are being supplied with oysters
through this place, to an extent which, even
though it should cover the whole supply, is
a little remarkable. Two car loads, compri-
sing in the whole IL tons, or $500 gallons,
pass through this place daily for Albany. In
addition, Springfield receives some 300 gal
Ions daily from the same inexhaustible beds
at Fair Haven, Connecticut.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
6EoRGRrowS, New IL 1859

GEoRGsrows, New. IL, 1855.
Every public-spiritei citizen in our city will
doubtless be pleased 10 learn that our Councils
have enered upon the duty of providing ways
and means for lighting our streets with gas,
with determination that the matter sha not
again fail, flag or falter until we are relieved
from the Egyptian darkness which has hung
over us at night like pail from time imme-
mortal. The ordinance now before the Coun-
ellis proposes to lay front foot tar Of four
cents on all the property along the streets
now traversed by the gas mains, for the pur-
pose OF erecting lamp posts and lamps and
an additional tax Of seven cents on each sIOO
worth of property in the town to meet the ex-
pense OF furnishing the same with a supply of
gas The front foot tax Of four cents will
yield an amount sufficient 10 erect in the be.
ginning one hundred lamp posts and lamps
and the general tax of seven cents the amount
necessary to furnish TO each of these a bril-
liant gas light I 300 hours per annum, or an
average Of ten hours per night for 100 nights
We haven't q doubt bat the project will meet
with the almost unanimous approval cf our
citizens, as one and all are getting heartily
tired Of dwelling longer in the region Of dark
ness lat night and Of being mortified by be-
ing told that Georgetown is the only city in
the United States where there are gas works)
where the streets are not lighted at night
Wait, Congress will DO il for you" We
don't believe a word Of il We don't believe
that Congress will give US one dollar towards
il until we put our own shoulder 10 the wheel
first
Oar attention has been called TO an article
in the Georgetown correspondence of the Bal
timOre Sun OF Saturday last, evidently in
tended as a SOFT IF contradiction Of an item in
our letter Of the Monday previous, 10 relation
| 10 the difficulty at the White House Hotel on
! the preceding Sunday night Ii such is the
| object of the author, and there is but little
| room for doubt about it. all we have 70 cav is
that we are prepared TO prove by the ulost
| respectable witnesses that every word in our
! notice of the affair is true 10 the letter, and
that the shrewdly worded denial is an out.and
| out downright unmitigated " rCorbsck -
The following gentlemen have been elected
| officers of the Georgetown Democratic Asso,iG
tion for the ensuing three months: Robert
| Guild president, Richard Jones vice president
VIM III Clabsugk second vice president Rob-
| ert White third vice president, K. Krouse re-
cordiug secretary, E. p. Brown corresponding
| secretary, John Garrett treasurer.
Wyman is at Forrest Hall astonishing the
natives. Last night he had crowded house.
Go early this evening if you wish to obtain
| seat S
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Bv WALL. BARNARD A. ca Auc,,opesrs

Bv WALL. BARNARD CO, Auctioneers.
AR6E AND EXTENSIVE Stuck OF
elegant Fancy Goods. Plated Ware, Ac.,
at Auctien.-On WEDNESDAY ns,t I'D irs,
We VIII Sc 1, at l2 O'Clock M AT tbs sta,a n,
Messrs L. Galligan Co under Browns, Hotel
their entire stock OF elegant Fancy Goods PLATED
Toms,, ai boxes fsTfnmery, Articles for the
Rosewood and mahogany inlaid Work. bo.es
Rosewood and mahogany Writing desks
Rosewood and mahogany bound and inlaid Dres-
Rosewoo, and mahogany Perfumery Stands, CT.
gar Cases
Papier mache, pearl and inlaid Stands
Papier mache pearl Cabinets, very elegan,
Papier mache Desks, Boxes, and Gases
PapieT mache Portfolios and lnkstaIds
Pearl, ivory and silver CaId Cases, plain, carved
and inlaid
Ivory, pear , and satin wood back Hair Brushes
lvosy, buffalo, and shell dressing tack and side
Combs
Ivory, buffalo, fine Combs, very large stock ard
OF superior quality
Elegant cut glass Bohemian Vases
Elegant cut glass Perfumes
Elee ant China, gilt, and Dresden Vases
Parian Pitchers, Vases, and Ornaments
Bronze Statuetts, do Candt labras
Canes with gold, silver, ivory, shell, and agate
Ladies' riding Whips, beautiful
Fine Roc gers d Sons Pocket Cutlery
kazoIs, Bowie Knives, and cissors
Lubinrs Extracts, faTina Cologne, Lavender,
Orange
u Ao"ViS CT u DtLtl
Rosewood framed toilet and hand Glasses
Inc gold BTeasSpins, Finger Rings, Bracelets
studs, Keys, Chairs, &c
Large assortment Of English and American Pated
Ware
cake Baskets. Vegetable Dishes, Covers, Wal
tiers, and Casters
Crumb Scrdpers, Spoons, and Forks
Tea and Cofee Sets
Marble, bronze, papier mache Clocks
Oil Paintings, Prints, &c.
Aiso The glass Cases, which are Of the best plate
glass, rosewood flames, Counters &c
This stock is the largest and finest stock of such
6oods ever offered In Washington, and will posi-
lively be sold TO the highest bidder Sale 10 con-
Of
Terms All sums Of and under S25 cash; over
that amount d credit Of 60 and 80 DAYS, for no es
satisfactorily endorsed, bsaring interest.
WALL, BARNARD & CO.
nov5-.s Avstioneers
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SALEM VIRTUE Ol

EfARSHAL'S sALE.-iN VIRTUE OF
ul two writs OF Fien Facias issued fem the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Cour: Of the District
81 Columbia for the county Of Washington, and TO
me directed shall expose at public sale, cash,
In front OF the Court house door Of said county.
SATURDAY, the Stb day Of N Oveiaber next 1856,
at ~ clock m one Pew in Trinity Church. No
90, In the city Of Wall gton, ID c., :eized and
levi: q upon the pro- ertv Of Samue Chase Bar
nev, and viii be sold TO satisfy judicial. No. "a
and IS 10 October term, Ie56, John %. HOlste al
and samuel and Henry Kirk. rs Samuel Chase
BarEeY. } ID HOOVER.
DC AIT, Marshal Tor District Of Columbia.
III The above sale is po,tponed until
FRIDAY, the l4th inst me hour and place.
J. ID HOOVER,
nov lots Marshal for District OF Columbia
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WHO WANTS A SAAwLf

AXE WOULD CALL THE PARTICULAR
w attention OF purchasers 10 our immense
STOCK OF SHAWLS, which now comprises
every description Of desirable styles In USE all OF
which have been purchased upon the best terms,
and many Of them for less than they can be bought
again this season.
we have alwSys given this department Of our
Eusin Sc a great deal Of attention, and from the
great number we buy and ell every season, we
a always prepared 10 show by far the largest
stock in the DistTic', and In many instances d
lower prices than they can be obtained ioI Use
where We feel confident 1--WE believe II Is gen
orally admitted by the badies) thar tnS II,sI,
ing in the shape Of covering SO decloec s,, "a
able in cold weather as WARM, neNsy &c - :, 80
thav certainly possess another eoVentafe my
80, 81 hat is they are never out on Ids nIon,
nu, sfoc n an part comprises me TOTO o, W.
IN u.Scbs Long shawls In w hlte, bIus, oienl
ny Dio nd aIacS Centres, ranging from sls 10
- rs md all ars warranted 70 DC as cnss es'heS
20 %, an,rhased for In New ORR al retail
'an DC sfotch and Bay State Plaid shswis, OF The
new 'SS Misses, Long and Square Plaid shaws, IN
all the various sizes MI, ,s
az "a Rlack and Lead and all Black, Long ana
Sou,Te Shawls, from % TO % SO.
StThe above lot Of Sbawls Will be founo wei
ro,tSy the attention Of purchasers. an no sues as
sortmeut will be found on retail soutn oi Ne~
York. w m ShoSIh %sn -th
nov 4-1W anu -
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cails4,,ention % the fac,

OF numerous unprncpled efforts daily making I'm
city by vendors Of bitter using the
argument In order 70 effect sales dealers In ostetnr
bottles 10 purchase from them aud cell bot
ues We hope that such impUstures will be Leld M To Bub
nc contempt by all respectable who sell the
genuine article Not only have the individual
Of s country but almost every paper In the Union Is com
menDs upon the superior excellence Of aud great
nH derived from the Of this celebrate
various dpou.s awarded among which +. one from the
Ohio Mechanics Institute at Cincinnati wheT. me commit
ter-coposed chiefly Of physicians the city-a,arded
HOsiesT Smith Co dploms for the superior virtue
thsr Ber 40 tonic and strengthener Of this
lem We therefore caution ali agasst and
purchase " none but respectable dealers they kuow
would not deceive them.
Sold 10y Drugs and dealers generally nov lO-ly
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A FlRST-CLhSS RESID NCE IN
~ GEORGETOWN, ID. c FOR RENT
The subscriber offers for rent her late residence
at the corner Of Fayette and Fourth streets,
Georgetcwn, Immediately opposite the Convent
or the Visitation. This is one Of toe largest and
best finished houses I'm the District Of Columbia,
having all the modern improvements contained
In the hTst-cless houses OF the Northern cities
There is attached large cistern In the yard !,
carriage house, and stable for several horses
A pump OF the Purest water Ia the immediate
vicinity.
The locality IS high and salUbrious, and In a
quiet and highly respectable neig hborhood.
Possession given Immediately.
For further particulars inquire next door TO the
premises: Of Mrs. ANNE K. D'NEAL.
Oci
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
LNRAME HOUSE AND LOT AND 1ouR

DAY the lih instant, shall sell, In font Of the
premises, at AZ O'Clock p. m west part OF Lot
NO =, In Square No. 9e6, having front Of 10 feet
en- south n, between 18th and 18th streets east,
running back about 81 feet, with side lev with
me improvements, which are good Frsme
House, &c &c.
Also the balance Of said Lot No. ., which Will
building lots
Also, all Of Lot No ID. In same squa e, having
'front.' on 18th street east between and stree &
south, having front OF AZ feet by "a feet deep
winch Will be divided and sold In lots to sui
purchasers.
This property is near The Navy Yard, and neal
the residence Of Mrs. Spicers
Terms One-thlrd cash balance In g, u, Is
and ~ months fer notes bearing interest from
day Of sale
A deed given and deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable A. GREEN,
noVS-d (OTgan) Auctioneer
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FOURTH ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Presidents Mounted Guard.

'ENIE EXECUTIVE COMnITTEE OF III r.
Presidents Mounted Guard have the pleasure
10 Announce to their numerous friends, the mi l.
AIRY and citizens generally, that they will have
the honor % giving their FOURTH ANNUAL BALI
at CARCSTS SALOON, on THURSDAY
EVENING, November 18Th, 1e56.
The Committee assure the pnbiic tba. all their
arrane menis are compile e and perfect, and that
they are pr pared 20 SuTpass all their previous
Efforts TO make this the most pleasant and reea-
bic entertainment ever given 10y the corps.
Esputa' 5 celebrated military and cotillon band
hes been engaged to delight those rho trip II on
the light fantastic toe.
The Ball will be opened with grand prone
n,de at O'Clock, the band performing the Presi-
dents Mounted Guard cluictsteP, compsed and
arranged by Professor ksputa expressly for this
occasion aud dedicated to Capt. Jos Peck.
ExseEtjrs COMMITTEE.
Capt Peek, Lieut. Flint.
Lieut. Teei Lieut. Owen
Sergt McIuicheu, Serg't King
Corp Sanderson, " Cannon
coznittsI Or RsJ1, shmeats
Lieut. Owen, Serg't SeitY,
Corp Jones, J L Essex
Con.mitIss Of Rsesptias.
Ensign PECK, Surg DuhaueI
Serg't Hayward, QrMaster Evans
Sergt NOtr, Corp AUgusterfsr,
Corp bein, Serg't Hamilton,
Boh.ayer, J Clements,
IN Clements, w Cruitt
VI = Du0cis. r Hodgs0n,
a Narrower, - Hurley,
Luz, X l.askey,
" Il Langley, Murphy,
Schwartz, w Sauter.
Cbas Thoma, Wm ThOma,
Sam Turner, g W Wall,
VIM Wilson, Ches Wise
JOha feaCOwrr, = May,
r Fisher.
Managers L Honorary Msnbtrs)
w Waliach, ] Casparis,
John PettibOnp, John Finch,
Clark Mills, Kraft,
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have found them of in ssyng Bronchial Irra
n sud In subduIg produced by Colds aud do
our clerical brethren real favor In calling their attention
u hem"7Zons Herald. We commend them to the at
oton OF public speakers, singers aud others Who
'aSloh with affections OF the ThrOAt"-Chrissn watch
at' Tor Coughs. Asms, 4e., cheerfIy bear test
ly rom personal ledge ~ their eficsC y.-BsOu >
al They simple and elegant form for admin
Va combination several medicinal substances held
~ esteem among Physicians In te treatment of
, .lec'ions"- u. p. BigeiOw. Contaiuiug
80, % 1e's'5rious drugs these LOzsnges used
49, - P-Ee speakers End vOcalsts clearing and
a. -, "S'i 10 Tho vote. Sold by ell Druggists
JAMES y OALLAN Agent.
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E,ARM FOR sALE.-POR SALE, ALARM


L OF about fifty acres, situated in Alexandra
county, Virginia, six miles from Alexandria and
the same distance from Washington city and hree
ana half miles from the Georgetown Aqueduci
1t has on II very comfortable and convenient one
and half story Cottage built house, containing
six rooms, with kitchen adjoining, with covered
porticos. The front one 80 feet by Il and the
back one IL by IL feet Also, good house To-
farm hands, Ice house, spring house, rea, and
store houses one Of the largest and most con
venient barns In the county; root cellars to con-
tain perh $500 bushels Of roots for winter ICED
Ing OF stock and, indeed every other Conven-
ience. Also, the bet and probably tie largest
assortment OF fruit trees ia the county con.
sisting OF the choicest varieties Apples eaches
standard and dwarf Pears, and improve d Cherries
For some years past every possible effort has beer
mode to improve this farm, and much Of Il Is now
under high state OF cultivation, no reasonable
expense having been spared 20 enrich IT, 10
Land meadow Is equal IN product yensss 10 ahy IT,
the State IL should yield next season In all
twenty tons Of hay. The place Is well watered a nd
Is certainly the most desirable small farm for SAT-
In the vicinity OF Washington The only reason
the owner has for dispOsing Of II is his desire C.
cultivate large farm In the Interior OF the State
Fer Dairy man and Marketing farmer or n urse.
lyman, or for the rural residence OF person doing
business IN Washington, the place offers greater
advantages To purchasers than any other In this
region Apply az the Star Once for further infcf
nation. oc 10 II
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Financial

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1-Stocks ara acl;v.
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad 92l. Cnn,.
eerland Coal Company l7t; Illinois Central
shares ll5:; do bonds 95i; Michigan southern
get; New York Central Sc; Peunsylvania Coal
2lE. P@"J
Sterling exchange is dull.
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New York Market.

New YORK., Nov. ll-Flour has advanced.
sales Of 600 bbls.; State s. 4OaS6 SIS, South.
ern S7.IOaS7 IS.
Wheat is buoyant sales Of Is, 900 bushels:
white 81 ~, red 81 52aS1 So. Corn is buoyant.
Pork is dull and lover, but prices are un-
settled but nominally at $3.50 for mess.
beef and lard are unchanged
Whisky is dropping a. 33lr.
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By A GREEN, Auctioneer.

hH6E SALE OF FANCY GOODS Ar
- Auction On FRIDAY, the lith instant,
snaii sell, al III o'clock m at the Fancy Store
No 439, on the west side Of Seventh, between g
and h streets north Of the Patent Ofico, an eY-
ceilent assortment OF Fancy Goods, &c viz:
Iaces, Edging, Trimming, Embroidery
Ribbons, Artifcials, Chemizetts, Hdkfs, &c
Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Buttons
with large lot Of other articles usually kept
In nrst class fancy store
Terms: All sums under 800 cash; over $50,
credit OF 60 and so days, for notes satisfactory
endorsed, bearing interest A GREEN,
nov H. INTEL Auctioneer
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rImpsrtart TO the Isdi.s!-

IL ImPEFtant 70 the Ladies !-Hr, Du
P0HC0'S FEMALE PILLS.-Ths combination OF Iugredt.
ga the Pills perfectly harmless Their and
Jased upon Gxtenzye practice Of over thirty
and, where the directions hi
lowed they have ziled TO Irregularities
painful and difficult Iaenstruaton
the life They will the whi;ss reinoy
al distractions arising from cold any cause
and may be used successfully Preventive Call upon
the agent, and get Circular for particulars free.
Price 81 box with full directions Sold Wholesale and
retail by CHAS. SIOTf, Drugsst Pennsylvania avenue
SAMUEL b. WAITE C9s beyenth street Washington D. c.
T. CISSE1 GeOrgetOwBi whom all orders ust
and the Pills will be sent cOHddensy by mail
lsiies who enclOEe them y dollar.
B.see signature the box; to CO ltsrfeit II 10
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INHALATION IN DISEASES OF TaE LUNGS.
Drs. Hunter 4 williams,
Physicians for Diseases of the Cheat.

52t North CAarl'S street, BaitImOrs.
The great success which has attended the
practice Of Inhalation by Dr. Hunter and his
associates in treating every form of Pulmona-
ry diseases is now established beyond question
DR.. Williams, associate Of the Baltimore
office, may be consulted in Washington on the
18th and 29th of each month Tho next visit
will be on Wednesday, the 18th instant.
Once $50 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs.
VOss's JewelFy Store