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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-12
ByA. GREEN. Auctloneer

THE SUBSCRIBERS. EXECUTORS OF THE
LATE GEN. JAMES THOMPSON, at the request of
his heirs and dey!sees will sell, at public sale. on
FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock D. IN, a IN
his real estate in the city of Washington, TO wit:
Lots No. u, IS, and ID, IN square No. 3
No. |. IN square No. 81
No. IS, In square No. 81
No. q, IN square No. :?
No. 8, IN square No. 81
No. "a, IN square No. 88
No. 3, In square No. 100
No. is, IN square No. I26
No. B. In square No. 1876.
- The sale will commence on Lot No. Is, IN Square
No. 10, at the corner of I'd street west and street
north.
The terms of sale will be: One-third of the pur-
chase money IN cash the remaining two-thirds in
three equal instruments at SIX, twelve, and eighteen
months for which the purchasers will be required TO
give their several notes, bearing interest from the
day OF sale; the same to be secured by a deed of
trust, to be approved by the subscribers.
The subscribers will convey all the title and es-
tate OF the late Gen Thompson to the lots sold. All
conyeyancIng at the cost OF the purchasers.
III the terms OF sale he not complied with within
three days from the day of sale the subscribers re-
serve the right of reselling such terms as they
may deem proper at the risk and cost of this purcha
w. III. T. TAYLOR
J. Il. III. SMITH,
Executors.
may S-d A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
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EOR SAIE-Valusble and handsome BUILD
Il ING LOTS. with improvements, opposite the
smithsonian Institute. known Lots No. q and n
ga square No. S1, having trout Of ~ feet on south
street and running hack at angels of 25 by Ia5 20
~ feet alley, betwesn 9TH and 10th streets south with
improvements, consisting Of a handsome Back
Building built of patent brick CONTAINING a rooms.
Carriage-hou and Stable for three horses. The
owner has incurred great expense IN ornamenting
the yard with fruit trees and al present can lie seen
IN hne bearing order. In the yard s. feet well has
be drawn. 1911
Persons wishing to purchase lot for the erection
of private dwelling, wall find the above one of the
most desirable IN the city, fronting the Insttute
garden; and having full view of the city and ats
public buildings.
Title ndIsputable. Por further information inouirs
on the premises, or at 4l7 Pennsylvania avenue.
l2-eO2wr
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EOR RENT OR SALE.-A three-story and
Il basement BRICK HOUSE, on nth street be-
tween vi and y, containing eight rooms and private
stairway.
Also, For Sale-Three BUILDING LOTS two
ADJOINING the premises and one on l. street between
~ and 18th, twenty three by hundred. naulre
nth, No. f86. NAV ls-Sts
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BY JAMES C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer-
NALU ABLE IlNIMPR OVEN pQ one ID .r1-

VALUABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ox
GAPIToL HILL AT AUcrIoN.-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, May 9TH, at 51l O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell the whole OF Lot No 10 and
part oil Lot No. 8, IN Square ga, fronting 81 feet in
ches on pennsylvania avenue and pubic space he
tween 5th and 9th street east and running hack ian
ieet inches, with the privilege of ten-feet alley
from the rear OF the lot to 5th street east
Terms: One fourth, cash the residue i'm G. 10
and 10 months with interest, secured 10y a deed OF
trust on the property. "
may 2td JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
IL The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, May l2th, same hour and place.
my I'd JAS C. McGT'IRE Auct,onaer
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR SALE.-The LEASE and FIXTURES Of
II aweli located WOOD and COAL YARD do
ing good buslness, located on the Island The rent
IS cheaP and the reason for selling change of bus-
ness; But small capital is required. Address .
IT,, through the Post Ofhce. NAV 10 sf.
t'ok SALE.--A FARM Of one hundred snd nj 70
Il teen acres, nine miles from Washington an Mont
gomery county, Maryland. "a mile from the plank
Toad. The improvements n small Dwelling
House, Stable and Courthouse. There is a good
h Wei OF Water with new Pump IN same. and three
hundred choice ruIt Trees. IL will be sold har-
gain and on good terms n applied for immedistsiy
Apply TO III. y. IANSDALE, ~ the corner of an
and NJ streets. No. 56l or through the Post Office.
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ByJAS. G NcGJTIRE Auc,,oneo-

CHIcxERING Piano FORTE. ELEGANT Cur.
HARSEss Mich Cows, NSSH On TFIsgf Az
MORNING, May 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at the resi-.
ares % bq3eeen and 5 + shall on
his superior Furniture and Household Effects, com
Very superior Rosewood Piano Forte. ly CHECKER
Piano Cover, Stool, Music Stand, Guitar
mpdaIlion, back sofas Arm Chair, Reception
Rsa%ti[a oval STPal1SHted gilt ira naS' SirOrs
Suite of five elegant blue Brocatelle Curtains with
lace Curtains, Conlce, Cords, Tassels, &c. COM
Very superior Velvet, English Brussels, and three
=, ply Carpets, Rugs
Silver plated and brass Stair Rods
0lcloth. bronze Hat-tree. Hall Stove
room Furniture. comprising E extension DIME DInIsg
Table, marble top Sideboard, ten spring seal
=, Chairs. and three Arm Chairs
Mahogany hair spring seat Sofas
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase
Ipanlask and Lace Curtains, Shades
FRENCH China and Granite Dinner, Tea, and Dessert
Refrigerator, Table Cutlery, Fire Irons
Elegant mahogany carved Chamber Furniture, CON
sIsting of Wardrobes Italian Bedsteads marble
top Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, Commodes,
Walnut Bedstesds, Bureau, and Washstands
Bolsters and Pillows. Toilet Sets
Superior mahogany Crib and Bedding
Together with general assortment of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
sbI hs above EnrntGre was made to order by Gau
ALSO, AT o'clock
h9rses,. with shifting front, built to order 5y
Wood TOmlinsOn
One Tfons seFb Of 5RRs Gses wagon
One set silver-plated double Harness, nearly new
small lot Of raPe and costS Wines and ouor
Terms $40 ana under, cash; over thar sum a
credit Of sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily
may lid JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.
ARGE LOT OF PAPER7HANGINGS AT
NOON May 18Th at four oeGek At the f auction
rooms, shall sell about ,OoO pieces of Paper Hang
I'D siyss ss as
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HIGHLY M
PROVED AND VALUABLE REAL EsrATE.-On
p M by virtue Of deed of trust bearing date on
me 9S DAY OF July 1855 and duly recorded in Iiber
land records for Washington county in the District
OF COLUMBIA shall sell, In front of the premises,
Valuable premises We'll known as Films Hotel H."
being part oil lot numbered 8, IN square numbered
ches north street. between 18th and 4th streets
west and running hack $50 feet To 3O-feet alley,
of substantial and well built three story Brick
Dwelling house. with large back buildings, finished
"a the most superior manner throughout with mar
bic mantels, &c.
Terms: one-third cash; the balance in one and
two years. for notes bearing interest from the day of
sale, secured by deed of trust the property and
II not compted with within five days after the sale,
the property will be resod at the risk and pense of
the purchaser, at ten days notice.
All conveyancn2 at the cost of the purchaser.
WM p. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
may 4-d JAS. T.. MEG UIRE, Auct.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May l4th,
same hour and place.
WIN. p. WILLIAMS, Trustee
may Sd JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer,
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CONCERT PosrPoNED.-We are informed thai
the contemplated Concert spoken of in yester-
days Star, as to be given by the Academy of Ma
sic and other musical talent, on the 18th of Nav
has been postponed.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-ODe
u large PARLOR and two BEDROOMS. Terms
moderate to permanent tenant. No. 49, corner of 4
and 18th streets. NAV W-iw.
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RO0MS FOR RENT AT VERY REDUCED
IL TERMS.-TwO suits of ROOMS, well fur
nlshed and well shaded with trees on the first and
seconds floor of house 5l4 18th street. adjoining the
may ll-2tr
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The fish market was only tolerably well SUP
piled and prices were for shad &c. per per pair
perch SIC. per dozen; herring Doc, per dozen
with downward inclination
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EARM FOR SALE-SIx miles from this city. an
Il Prince George county, MARY Wand, and adjoining
the lands of Charles b. Calvert and Carroll Stevens.
tanning 30 acres lbs of which cleared and IN
good cultivation, the balance IN wood. The House
is large, handsome, and suitable for a large famIy
with every necessary out building complete.
IL the whole Farm should not he required. we wall
sell 50 IS acres the selection of which shall be sat
isfactory TO the parties desiring 10 purchase Apply
to GEO. x THOS. PARKER.
NAV 6-2aw3w
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CENTRE MARKEr.-The market was well SUD-
piled this morning, and lively business doing
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HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
FOR SALE.-The convenient Dwelling No SIS
street, between 10th and 18th streets, aud the
immediate neIghborhOOd of the KirkwoOd House.
NAV list
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nor SALE.-My RESIDENCE on the corner Of
IL New Jersey avenue and c street south. Capitol
HILL fronting on the avenue 62 feet inches, aud on
street south @ feet II inches, and containing nearly
3d. square feet.
may 8-tf w. F. PHILLIPS.
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COR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE,
situated on the corner of 18th and streets,
the Canal. formerly occupied 10y Messrs. Sengstack
Clarke and is one of the best stands IN the city for
resident country or river trade. IL fitted up with
Shelving, Bins, Counter, &c. For terms apply TO the
subscriber at No SIS street west, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. - - -
ap l8-eotf FRANCIS HANNA.
EOR SALE CHEAP.-A two-story and ATTIC
BRICK HOUSE, nearly new, containing six
pleasant rooms and small kitchen attached. The
above house is situated 4th street east, No. 5ij
two squares sOuth of Penn. ayenue. The adjoining
LOT will be sold. If desired, with the house, the
whole, or either, at cheap rate. and on acconnO-
dating terms: Apply on the premises.
may STU, Th,& SGT
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Il TING TERMS.-A new BRICK HOUSE. on
l. street north, between al and 5th streets No 648
yard. For the key idquire of Mr.. FALES' next
door, and for terms, of A. SMALL, No. zsl street
between 9th and 10th streets NAV 2-eo3ts
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=, 'OnOn- the Joint meeting adjourned, and
tIe Board resumed the discussion of the minority
IePon, which had been interrupted and Mr.. Bu-
sey moved TO lay aside the further discussion Of
The matter, and that the committee DE instructed
To make report at the next reg ular meeting Of the
Board ordered.
Mr Busey, from the special committee to ex-
Anime into the tax books of the present fiscal
year, submitted report and asked that Il be pub
ished with the proceedings OF the Board so OF :
Mr.. Busey reported joint resolution calling
Tor a reorganization Of the Office Of the Collector
vi Taxes; passed.
The Chair read bill from the Board of Conn
mon Council for grading a certain section OF
Ninth street west passed.
several bills from the Common Council were
read and referred: One making an appropriation
!Or repairing Twenty second street west at the In
Sfsectlon of New York avenue one for relief of
7. buckingham and George g. Gideon one for
an appropriation to pay for paving and graveling
street north, from Fourteenth to Fifteenth west;
ns providing for grading and graveling street
n ,ln between Twelfth and Fourteenth streets
,''i one making an appropriation to pay the
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DOR RENT.-The two STORE ROOMS on
Il the north SIDE of Bridge street, immediately ad-
joining Hugh. They are new, large, and airy and un
surpassed either IN point of locality, or finish rs
stands for almost any Kind of business by any an the
city. To good tenants the rents will be moderate.
Inquire Of PETER O'DONOGHUE, GEORGETOWN.
NAV S-lw
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.
I ARGE LOT OF PAPER-HANGINGS AT
II ATCIIoN.-On w EDN SDAG AFTER
MON; May 18th, at four O'Clock, at the auction
ings, of various styles and quality. Terms cash.
may sd JAS. c. MEG UlRE. Auctioneer.
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OF w ashingtOn, at the above prices
The total receipts Of shad at the depot I'm Alex
andria yesterday. including the above, We're 900
Herring were selling at 81 per thousand. This
morning they were bringing Sl05O. The prices
are huctuatng hourly.
There came up to Alexandria this morning
large lot OF shad, but we did not learn whether
they were sold or not.
Al Monkeys Point, opposite Fort Washington,
yesterday, l, 500 shad were taken at one haul.
The schr. Mott Bedell is waiting at the foot of
Eleventh street for her cargo, being unable to get
to Georgetown on account of the obstruction in
the western draw.
The Sabbath School Of St Matthew's. after
passing very pleasant day yesterday at the White
House Pavilion, came up, the first boat arriving
at the wharf at 6 o'clock, p. IN. with about 500
passengers, and the last boat arriving at 10 ID. m
About eighty persons went from Washington
yesterday on the POwhatan, on the excursion to
jamestown, and from Alexandria twenty more
joined the party, making one hundred In all.
The Maryland arrived at Richmond within
thirty-sx hours after leaving Washington, and
was greetSd with great enthusiasm by the people
of Richmond. The jamestown excursionfsts
were treated to the freedom Of the city, and re-
ceived every attention that could he bestowed
upon them by hOspitable and chivalrous people.
The reports from the agricultural districts
the lower river quite favorable considering the
lateness of the spring. The prospect for a large
WELD of wheat Is said to be better than usual
This will be cheering news to the consumers who
are compelled to pay the present high rates for
Hour.
ACcIDENr.-f csteiudy afternoon, lew mill
utes after o'clock, as little son Of MIR. b. c.
Wright, Julian by name, was passing across the
tagging at the corner Of Seventh and G streets,
he was run over by horse and cart, driven very
rapidly by one Of the boys engaged in hauling at
the Post or Patent Office buildings The horse
knocked him down, and the wheel Of the cart
passed over his ankle, which Is so seriously in
jured as to prevent its use for some time.
Ii is Il frequent practice for the boys engaged In
hauling, as soon as O'CLOCK arrives, to start off
il they were mad, flashing their horses to make
them go faster, thus endangering the lives and
limbs OF the passers. Such conduct is very rep
rehensible, to say the least and should be looked
after by the officers of the law, and the law, In
such cases, rigidly enforced against such Offend
ers.
DEATH OF DoG.-The remarkably fine dog,
belonging to John F. Coyle, Esq, that has been,
for eight years past, well known attache Of
the National Intelligencer office, was killed few
nights since, by the gun or pistol Of some miscre-
ant He was Of great size being cross OF the
st. Bernard and irish Wolf dog breeds, very in
telligent affectionate and harmless, and was, by
long odds the greatest canine fayorite In the city
Any one who would shoot such an animal in mere
wantonness, would commit almost any rascally
deed II he could do so without discovery or ex.
posture.
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RuNAwAY.-Yesterday, horse belonging to
Mr.. George Naylor became frightened on Seventh
street, and ran OF, making perfect smash OF the
carryall to which he was attached. Fortunately
no one was hurt by the occurrence.
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IMPROVING THE SEwERs.-The work of con-
structing the drops or receiving basins to the
sewers along the south side Of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue is rapidly progressing, and they will. il
the weather continues favorable, in few DAYS be
ready for use This is done by direction Of the
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EOR SALE.-House and Lot on 18th street be-
Il tween q ana ii, and opposite DIR. Teasdale's
church. beng one of the most desirable locations an
Washington; only few minutes walk from the
Treasury or Post Office Department. The house rs
a three-story and basement, with back building, and
all the modern improvements. The lot fronts = feet
inches runs hack lea feet 81 feet alley IN rear
of the Episcopal Church lot. Inquire of
w. ]. SIBLEN,
may got Agent for Mrs. Phelps.
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HEuYsTNo,


NOR LIVEBPOOI.--THE UNITED STATES NAIL
4 steamship NLUmBiA, Berry commander, win ds.At
with The tni-d States mails tor Europe sivey ssiir
day, June at ~ O'Clock her berth ire foot OF Ia
nal street Fo freight passage having unequsled accom-
moda ions for elegance ana comfort, apply to
- ONWARD X CuLLINS, 66 Wall street
Passengers Will please he board az ~ o'clock A NJ
All letters must pass through the Post Office any others
VIII be returned.
Notice. steamers of this line watertgh cosnpat
ments.
The Atlantic Captain Oliver Eldredge, will SAL the Nh
OF June, and the Baltic Captain 'omtock the 18TH OF
August No expense has been sparet make them In all
respects good The thorough examination given
them proves their mode Of structure ye, uneauaed.
~ The ASIA, K q Lott, commander, win sail from hs
stream, WIN the mails and for We'd
nesdsy Gih inst steamer will leave the ccmpanys dock
Jersey City with the 10 and quarter before
III O'Clock The Arabia will sail on the 10 Iuae.
II. CUkARD, I Rowling ure~n.
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NBw YokK AND LIVERPOOL psivxn sTAyns
IN NAIL STEAMERR,
ahlD6 Inca

The ATLANTIC Capt Oliver Eldr1dss
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Cou,stock
The ADRIArIC, Cast, James West
These ships having been built by sxprssay sos u.
government Service has beoo Aknn IN tns
shucon - also In their engines TO insure strength aos
speed and their accommodations for oasseosers are
0quaicd for elegance and comfort.
Price OF passage from New Yorh 70 ivosPoos. IN are
cabin, Sl50 Ia second do SIS Exclusive VI axrs ssed
sateroom, $326 From liverpool 70 New York. ~ and =
Euness An sxpsrs1ced surgson stsGhed 2 eso shP Nc
have improved water tight buk heads and y avoid danger
from ice VIII not cross the bAnks north u - ferccs uut
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IoHr y A sArDrvKp, rRusrEA, AaAirm TINS
al ascksrs HArbor and Hlisburp Railroad vempany sn
Hotders swtsase bonds NJ he above
49, her rs roeed and prduce hsr honda bcfrr
,r.rrs roart ne sbovy scslon. a. the ahcy scvdne
fAypsoues BARROW No 20 herrhans4 EsrasnHs, IN ~
"a, ~ view Yc-h "a 1s day u MAY instant a - ncSnr&
49,, NJ ,hsi day nahs pro A~ay rr~pectv~ sstnz
"S"~ '' JAMES y. srARBUUx, Rsrrss
L.Aaoossrs RAstoy, Anrnsu mr. pisissS
Wavus~cvy, Mas ME
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IL may consulted ali diseases Of private chArHnar
prarce ~ twenty I've years lusiyey The sbos sps
aly, enables hin % guarantees permanent cures N~vv1a
debility and all kindrea ae oas treated -cendo pyna
ples suffering from the imposition Of qrckz - -
pIlcstop Dr may rely heing honorahly resArA
~ B-S.e Or ca diptsns 10 hhs oncs, msfabeS u -
New York University
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i ane-TRrnshAR.-Fons ~. rss.i.e .nlsn Ne oQU3
arr Of hxPstsrs OA~~ ~ England, he srah
as PtAru~sse de- Pars and Ne Imperial ooIsH a
.nna, nss1 upes esch vrAppes snA Ar,unA 80 -
- is nysorHnns power, A.. ssonsshsns. sy@ - =
Of rnyHrAi p~dsEn vanish hks nnA9A be11
~ nnuenss rsndsrng nvauabis 10 hnse 49,
ins The marriage rrse~nAx No entirsy svnssAs -
hoaGh sntdose sv p The ruin a. he hsaih - ~
-, n he povulaticn rrs~nAs We n< 1asuD0
rreass saerrury he ls~vAAhie A~~~ssgs a - -
sannoa resnovs ecd IN tn End Ayssed N ssDsenn
4os. = sdn.ssrsd y vepsa iAlIsssAa Rom, ssrx -
90 - :.sss -serssy asve . ..vtns q g ssh " -
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on = vnf inward he - cHscs n fresnas, M - 49,
rss.csa ne 1rss ao. casss slsn s,si s,s ~. n, -
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COAL

GAS coAi.-ea Tons FROM THE UEt.HBRArEp
Us harley Hrcos cosevy, Liverpool, represented ~
sr,sh Ss-ca-te ror sale by INWARD Jtcor. 70 Pine
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES -DIsEAsEs or FEMALE
deraugcmeu,s from 70 s. Reef guaranteed all osses
Consultations ard letters city ccn6d.nss Patients fr-
distance provided with board purknn and exclusive Nna
Once 81 tsniy nine) West fte-nth street. n. r.
AyoRrB RIvKR DfsP sHsA Ry OLD ps OoRBfrx
Az ccnsuhsd priyrsety q us Csaritss sreS
sreenvtch m wahinVtnn syysas, wposne r~
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II pii Il Drs. CArpochAr ssd Ma and hnoru 49, -
r~u~nved fScm $40 broadway N 81 h~-cx~ r~--r~,ip
may be privately ecr~ulsed IN xnsnss 4. 1880
rvrr, .AaR,.ux ..utpp-s sooH aPsfsda -
,he rpnrr,sS sscr ~ m.,yA 49,, sirts eisrr
Ss snthor and lecturer one undren sna 49, 49,. -
Iss' lsss s s@ gsTT . srRose ' sss..o .~ess su
20 80, -, IN send snywcere RE- nt p".r ~ -
a. eps tc,lv NE ssdress 80. ~ ,cs All N ~
soowr 90 - ,ss srrfty sentise and wee ron syvs
$50. sh,ersscs sv~v- sts' rsv~~ '~""N
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-, J,5gssos n D. . Dure, fxsnsFxNf Ms
~ 49, ct . Fev YORK University tevre~ NE wnoae -.
ion W. 49, ons .sspi,ps sad fc1h such vsp
u,x sr.ltrr Incurable 10 snfh~ent N cusnmeod -
n, pssfc ~othy q The estssive esronsse .mcs ~
wi. 8. a. ,s :: Is. .e-. ,, .sS 49,
,onb srceeds hat o. All cher phys,c'Nns IN us sly 49,
or. prr-r. sccd si,s dse.ss. ~ Ne sso,. asnre 49,
s 70 sen re.m sos ssiys. so srsss .ves
whssn s~- sT c~irussss 70 deceive -. -. 49,
TR-pr Johr@r sfii eonrdsrsiy mvrss ne ndies V -
ais INV Aldabie method Of resirs ne msny hsressn9 -
yrsau,sssrs .nd Is ossrrsssss r-rcv-s -,s,o.. ss.
isnrpr Rooms furvtsh<e s--frs m,--s 'r~s-sss~s -
" 500 szeaEsl q yoHrson, n o.
a ~
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l,sR HAVANA AND sE~ OBi.AAes-fHs uRITA
States mail steamer BLACK WARRIOR, Capt y "
~ll ,osm-oce rsc-ivins rrashi rrdss May n
nd tof above porv "Wednesday, May n, a 4
ccock fruuu pier foot 81 aohinAnr ~
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