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PILES! PILE>H PILEs!!!

VVTR beg ealithe attention public TO the follow
BIZ iie Mr. Tse ths ss
q the Courier dss etas Uns and formerly gunmaker
DR.. DGraiED.r sir:-Iherssy certify tina. been
hear se did Or ne
ssS r
sni. distressing complaint tai: a
miracle for am no. 80 year: Of age Isinssre recon-
mend them S s all with the above complaint
1910 S'sns'' No. rs Traaliis street. :.
New York. August &c. 1856. - - = 90 sgsf ~
Ne. S s::ss c St y ssa T csas., ~ ,ss.,
Joseph c. Lawrence c1nnis.i9nssr , Of DEEDS IN ass
State New York do hereby certify that the day ofs
Sc S:iSf NE @y aid
te contents Of the foregoing certificate hpsr
s..s have rssI's
York, end have an .sd NOtarial Seal at my Office
18th day Of August. 1856 ,ourpu r,;vppxcro @i az
o Commissioner Of D: Cd, ana Notary PsSis. e
W. challenge the medical faculty Of the United sass:
,%siy s91. P Dr. SO Ks%ss
Naau street View Yo5s will be sent BY mail 70 par.ot
ME- n Ban Agen. wanted. terms cash.
,u., f DIR; iI DEpRi r. , PILLS
remedy Salt RheSa Ring
s he Tas o s that
nail to any part Of the United States soeens
all respsetahIe uegists in u. - ff'if-'t.l
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE o.
76Nassau eet. New Yook.
WIN. j. REDPATH co.. rs
deca Proprietor.
POWDER AGENCY. IS Nrossfl
W II. COOK SON are the authorised agents for the
~ sale of the Miami Powder Co. Powder Of all kinds.
and will agaIine. and viii
decii T. III. COON & SON.
FH\O PRINTERS.-3Oo bur dies Printers Parer. ass'f
II sizes just reed by doc9 TENNEY SoRESSON'
A RARE CHANCE FOR a BARGAIN
NNlE have goo assortment of Goods and one OF tn
W in Posey County Ind. both of hich
wish to sell to goo man. Apply early to s- 30 10
2. ~ J. s. JAQUESS " CO or "
J.. III. & W. W. MORGAN
jan2s-f Assignees OF MILTON SLACKBI RS.
a. 6. ALMONDS AND BRAZIL. NUTs---Io bb
NSs Just d FOR sale By s. E. GIL RERT & CO..
deei3 - Et.T-ot.s 30 sycamete street.
a n BOXES Eng Dairy Cheese reed ma co. ..'.Avs-s
IN pev2nC 4 II II @ll !. ID. HEIMANN
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KEEN * PRESTON

aRAyE commenced their Fall and Winter stock
goods embracing every variety OF merchandise they
have usually kept.
We largest aud best selected stock
have ever styles suburb and prices low
No merchant ought visit this market this Fall without
examining stock Is pleasure to show choice
goods and whether he buys net will leave
and from the fact OF the great beauty OF
the styles and combinations of rich eolos
Of the best American manufactures will make him
feel prouder of his country ,
sep6 KEEN PREST"N
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AGAIN
NEW LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

~ VI. DEGARM0 & KAHN. have associated themselves
HLs together Parnsrs for the Of buying and
selling horses and carrying the Livery Stable business
They will occupy the old stand OF r. III. DeGarno. on
between ID and 4th streets in Evansville Ind will
keen onstsaly hand Tor hire sale better collection
Saddle aud Buggy Hores than kept in Evansviis
before Fine Carriages Bugyes and Hacks on hand to
commodas their friends and the public They will board
keep others the best order Their 0mnibuse
will all hours accommodate the community, and
'1'P''' A'-' r. H. DxGARMo.
novs 8. KAHN
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NEW STOVE STORE!

NAMES SOANTLIN. JR., of the late firm of James
- Scantin Son, has opened Stove and Tin Store
opposite the old State Rank where he intends
keeping of Stoves of the latest
styles Also Mante Crates and Tin Ware Wholesale and
retail the bes. Gise him call before
CHI now
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STORAGE WANTED.

prepared to store Fire Procfwarehouse.
w quantity Of Grain. Produce or Merchandise.
tho uostiiberai terms. -
HAngIags airy rooms up stairs particular care will
be sAksn Household Furniture Agricultural
and goods warlable to damage from damp or
rust. 1850. .-....-..s. r...-
or Logger when desired -'- -
Locust street and W. ana "
Canal convenient for shipping by River Rail
DAD. Appiyto nov1 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
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CIDER VINEGAR MANUFACTORY.

ME the undersigned. wish to call the attention OF the
Wv Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers IN
general the fact that pure
ticle of Cider VINEGAR whche will sell so IS TO- compete
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give as call fair
trial vs. all We ask. MERCER CLIFFORD.
B.-The mandatory issuated the of Fourth
aud Canal streets. Lamasco city. jvl-dAwiy
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MISCELLANY
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Norder that be able my partieu-
- larry to the IRON AND HEAVY HARpwARE part Of cur
business have disposed Of part Of INTEREST," In hero-
Gerry house 10 Nr. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will con
at the old stand under the style ORR. DALzELL
complete Of everything the Grocery
lne would take this opportunity of sincere
THANKS 20 the
patronage extended ask
them TO continue their favors hrm would
20 the very or not at a senemep that they iced
not ask credit at this housa. SAMUEL ORR.
March
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WARE, CUTLERY, &C.
BABCOCK e. SONNTAG
AVE Just ompleed aad ready II offer TO the
city and country trade large and well assorted stock
Of Hards and Cutlery both Foreign aud American To
trade particularly call the attention OF Mechanics
variety Eige Tools an1 Bning Hardware. Coun
Merchants will duplicate Louis
willie and Cincinnati bills ser2
NENTLEMEN wanting nice 6t in either Boot. Cater
wv oxford. lie acconno datei Call
rovf MCREA 4 WELLS. Fosters Block.
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NEWS FOR ALL!

VXT beg inform customers. the Ladies
w particular ready to show one OF
g-andest displays in FANCY STAPLE DRY GOODS
offered in this market We TOO busy now to
aful stock. Suffice IL
our Ladies' Dress Goods such French
English Mernos Woollen Plads black and fancy sks
tlas Shawls the richest French Embroide-
res, Silk Bonne.s Ladies' Misses and Chiidreus Shoes
Damasks and Embroidered Window Curtains. Calicoes
nghams Flannel Linseys Jeans Satihet Domestic and
other articles too mention cannot
by any whether in STYLE quality price We
still adhere to motto-SELL CHEAP AND SELL HEAP
Call the Main street the corner
Of First. ROSER, BRO. Il FkE1. .
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p,t H Z i 2 Rc 3 o 3 : = s3 81 Es,

Pm h 4 e Rc SSF : S2F Es.
J !
wRhavson hand asupply
ofthoss FIRE Poor Safes.
which oHsf ALLOW Sgurss.
|.xUI For their superior qual-
ties, refer to New York
5Y<sIIIys snd Virginia STATE Stock
Bank. Crescent City Bank.
@. Copeland, Broker and
Banker. J. III. Mashee 500.
- and Bement & viele.
HORNBROoK CHURCHILL. Agents.
ev25-tf Water street. Evansville Ind.
sADhHs 3 ~ %AARRRRu RsTA5GEsHMEHT
"A J.P. e l. LOTT, IA
DEALER &
SADL e WV RE, f. c.,
TTAS,ust eceived ssorment of Trees of
IL ali kinds Bidie Bits, stirruP Irons, Buggy Mount
gs Webs, Seating &C.. &C., which he wisell on rea-
sonableterms He also keeps hand generalassort-
nent Harness, Brides, and all other things
ppeYsaining to ostness OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
Mainstree between rstand Second Streets at the Old
stand. loctaf-u
TRANSPORTATION
/, NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,
VIA ALBANY. BUFFALO AND TOLEDO.
prepared to for , h: e dsvsry
asss fs ON
as;;s.
EcKFoRD LINE
Leaves daily, Sabbaths pted No transs,
rRorRirroRs AND AGENTS.
O. B. wiiiians. lis Bro.d.s. tup-ss.ir,. New York.
J. Q. Pas.sn Co., Baa.lo, MY.
si .: Ss.,:I e. oS Isi ss.. Sas l..
OLD osW ECO LINE.
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JAMES SCANTLIN, JIe. d,

HAS lust received by Railroad lot of Bucks Patent
Clipper Cooking Stoves improved 1t is the best an
ost beautiful stove in ALSO ENAMEL
CRATES of LATEST STYLES. novlS
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WM. REILLY,
WH0LLEESSALEv ANN RET TA GR0sGTkHT b an

w PRopucE NERO fGAST. MAIN STREET. n
would respectfully inform and the public
of vicinity that having the
ofhe the late frm off, Kelly no IN
tends the Grocery and Produce
lie this opportunity returning tsankso
patfavors intends effort merit
ance of the same. ie20-1y WILLIAM KELLY.
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vaN0BAcCO. 100 boxes Va, Ky. and Mo assorted
IN qualities for sale by
GEO. FOSTER 4
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FINE WALL. PAPERS-UPHOISTERY WORK.
NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STARK have just received at their establish
ment on First large Of Wall Papers
uIes to the finest gilded every
thing beautiful description ID this line. They
everything appertarng uphostery and
chairs SOFAS &c in superior style. Having Just enlarged
our accommodate increased business
prepared to receive CUSTOMERS and show them
larges ock and low prices. ap2e-tf
ERsHIP IN TIL.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSIN less.
UNHE have this day entered into partner
ship uuder the style Of French Il Jeraud, to carry
the wholesale Dry Goods and Clothing business. and for
glad all their friends the old
stand ofJohnson & French. Evansville. Ind.
WM. T.. FRENCH.
augi4 SYLVESTER T. JERAULD.
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BLANKETS.

FENE undersigned having menced the manufacture
Blankets their mill at Dexter. New York. are pre-
pared sell all kinds Blankets low they be pur
chased New York. with the addition Of freghs and
Ill orders for amou Mt at shortnotice.
Wekcep hand good OF e4 104 li-4. 12-4
Super Family Blankets.
Heavy Negro Blankets.
Gray and White Saddle Blankets &e, &C.. to which
invite the ate ten of the trade.
j. H..
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LUMBER! LUMBER!!

t.
4 NHEESf.-5O boxes W. X. Cream Cheese;
u 40 toses German and Pain Soap
100 pounds Cotton Wrapping Irvine;
~ bales No. l Cotton Batting:
500 pound suear-cured Dried Beef
% doz fresh Mustard y y and pint bottles, reed rel
railrc ad and for sale at reduced prices by -
aug25 /. & n. HEIMANE.
HOUSES FOB RENT.
@ TX of the buildings Locust street. above
= the Sherwood House. just pleted, tor
They two story breksstore below with
tenaments shove. Apply to =, c.,rr
.HANGx OUR BAN ER ON THE OUTER w ALL
A FINE assortment of Political Flags for sale at
"A EMDICHS Dry Goods Store.
sept Main street, three doors below Second.
Fob SALE.
ENOUR hundred Acres OF land lying in Hamilton county
II in tn: State of Illinois. Terms easy. For further in
formation enquire at EMBICH'S Dry goods Store,
seP3 Main street, three doors below Second
TENNEY q, soRENs0N.
9uoLrsALF DEALERS GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, coRyEf
wsTEE AND VINE SIS. EVANSVILLE. IND
have this formed oopartn fol
the purpose Of doing Wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business having succeeded the business Of Messrs As
Ho purchased their stock and made additions TO make
shall be able to offer good bargain
FOR CASH house in Evansville or city in h
West. r. 5. TENNEf,
jan3 y. SOEENSON.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
WATCHES AND JEW Ell K 7,

W y I Z II u . n n u u II w ~ Il " =
VTyE have JUS. received new stock OF Watches aud
w Jewery consisting all the different new and beau
fu styles great variety lowest Eastern prices ans
every article warranted represented We would eaii
TO our large stock Fine Gold and Silver
Hunting and open face Watches wb' n We will very
low figures. Also large lot of Id. Silver steei and
Common Spectacle to suit persons al ages HE pueuc
orally The ladies in are invited TO call
| and examine sto BITTROLtF SUNS. d
sep30 Min between First o nd Secsnd streets
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On ihe i4th Instant, Mrs FRAN IS 6 wife
O! Thomas NJ Smith, Esq chic; clerk in the
bureau OF the Fifth Auditor OF the Treasury.
Oh me loth instant, SARAH MIRANDA, IN
FAINT daughter Of Crosby S. and Elizabeth 8
Noyes.
In tais city early In the morning OF the 10Th
instant, RICHARD 6 HOLMES, late Of Mime
sofa, aged 3 ye rs. Though away from His fam
lily and friends, lie received the kindest and est
attention from those among whom be temporarily
scjourned; and nothing was IeftUndone TO soothe
Ms sun ;rings, and smooth his cassage to the
grave He was universally below and esteemed
and was man OF extraordinary business and
scientific abilities. he leaves widow and one
soH. Ills remains are Temporarily deposi ed IN
the vault OF the Congressional Cemetery, to bs
hereafter removed TO New York and buried H.
nally In Greenwood Cemetery
(Chautauque county, New York, Chicago and
Minnesota papers please tOpy)
In Georgetown, ID. C, on Monday morning
the 10th February Instant, BECkIE, infant
daughter OF DR.. +. ) and Rebtcca NJ. Barbarin
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS
GEORGETOWN. Feb IL 1877

GeoRGET0WE, Feb 10, 1857.
Mr. Editor : / see your correspondent as"
persists in stating that the Railroad has moth
ing to do with the coming election for Msvor
Atthe Anti Know Nothing Nominating Con-
venticn, Charles Slemmer Esq, one Of the
delegates ON the fourth precinct, submitted
the following:
ne az Tesolrsd, That the candidates nominated
by this Convention be conside, ed as pledged in
Inc event OF their election by their acceptspce Of
SAID nom natlon, 70 refrain from any official act
In reference 20 any sucpcr' On, rnadS or to h.
made, by the CORPORATION OF Ge5rpetoyzn TO the
STOCK OF any Railroad Company, or the guarantee
OF any oCnSs OF such company; or any other
matter which would materially increase n . in
oebtedness OF the town unless It be TO submit
the Ploprleiy o! such action 10 vote OF the pee
PIE, ana thefeafer TO be governed a their actf n
thereon by the will Of the people as expressed a,
such election.
which was rejected and Mr. Slemmer with.
drew from the Convention and published Pm
address to the Anti Know Nothing voters az
the fourth precinct, which can be found in the
Georgetown Herald OF Saturday last
The Anti Railroad candidate for Mayor saws
IN bis veto message, in true democratic Ian.
guage, he will sign the 500, 900 coupon bonds
OF the Corporation, to pay its second install.
lnent, whenever directed to do so by a vote Of
the people Said bonds are already author
lzed by law, and only await the signature Of
the Mayor TO be paid over to the Treasurer of
the Metropolitan Railroad Company.
AT the last election the issue was proclaimed
by tie Antics 10 Re Anti zersus Know Nothing.
The Antics succeeded add, by one Of those
remark able condolences, there was found to
DC elected unanimous Railroad Board in
both branches OF the Corporation. ANTS.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL

that failure ~ poSSibr-TGlcs Cor daily manage
meat-aE Is! AZ Oh SpcI ma UuhOea, with practical
observations on safer ad more success fiji III ode of
ueatmeDt-pr' Cautonary hints on the wi results
from empirical practice; 10 which IL ided com
III Itafss OF the dsr ases Of females from infancy
20 old age-each case graphic ally illustrated by
bclutfui plates IL puiHts OuI the medes for
those sefHtlicted mi,eries ard disarruinted hopes
SO unfortunately prevalent in the young 1t Is a
TN htul adviser 10 the marii"d and those cOniem,
plating marriage. lis parrsal particularly reaC III
mended TO persons entertaining secret dOt BIS Of
their physicai condition, AMI WHO are conscious Of
having haza'c.d the healt, happiness and privileges
20 which every human being is entitled 10.
r.ice 25 cents per copy, five copies for 81 ,
mailed Tree of postage to any Iart of the Uniied
STATES, by addressing Dr. LA TROlX, (pOz paId0
bany, New York, eacl )sing % cents.
NJ R-ThOse who prefer may consult DIR. LA
GROIN upon any of the diseases urOn wi ich his
bCoS ueajs eth personally or by mil. His III d.
icin' O!ten in the shOlt space al six DAYS and
completely end entirely eradicate all traces of hose
disoTdGis nhich copa va and cub. bs have so long
been thou sh' an an!dote, 10 the ruin Of the health
Of the Itient. His "french Secret" is the great
continental RENE y for that class disorders which
unfortunately, lay -icans trf at with mercury 10 the
irrcircvahe &c 'ru:tO2 Oithe PATENTS constitution
ad which all the .sarsaI arl'la in the world CannGt
cure.
90 Office No. 81 Maiden Lane, Alb my, Y.
feb Il &Wlyt
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PIANOS FOR SALE
THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.

'EHE ELECTRIC MAGAZINE FOR yANU-
Il airy, 1857, Is em6e Hshed with a splendid
Portrait OF the Emperor Of Russia, with a ora ohio
description OF the coronation ceremonies al o.
COW, another OF DR.. Chalmers, I'm addition 10 |.
rich table OF contents served up from the Foreion
Periodicals, and ready for its friends and patrons
IL sEould be In every library-on every centre
table Tire electric has IL numbers Of ia4 pages
each; IL or more tue Portraits Of Celebratee Men
or beautufu EngTavings by Sartain-eheapa 81
cents each-leaving less than 81 for each OF the
three large volumes, with titles ard indexes ana
nearly 1850 pages per year cf choice reading ana
permanent value. Price IS Cheap enough
Please order IL OF once, by Postmaster Postage
cents on each number. Gent 10 any part OF the
country. The January No. begins the 4Oth vol.
ume. Now is good lime 10 subscribe Address
w. II BIDWELL,
" No. Beckman street.
J. SHLLlNGTON, Agent. feb Ia Ste
A CARD.-BAVING MADE A CHANGE
n In my business, IL becomes imperative upon
me 10 close previous transactions with the utmost
dispatch. Therefore, al persons indebted on
open account or by note lying over requested
to m2se immediate settlement by cash or accep.
table paper.
feb 3-2w M McGRE6OR
yALENrIsEs! vALENTINEsm
wHoI SsALE AMI RETAIL
Prem One Penny to twenty-five Dollars
at The Great Fancy Store OF
j. McLAUG LIN a. CO y, no. 20,
feb IL between sth and 9Th streets.
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By WALL, BARNARD & CO, Aucis.

by WALL, BARNARD d CO., Aucts
TRADE SALE OF CHINA, CRoCKERY.
Il and Glass Ware.-On TUESDAY, the
2i:h February, we shall sell, at Our Ware r ooms,
on the corner Of 9th street and Louisiana avenue
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m i, a large 8ssort-
ment Of China, Glass, and Crockery Ware:
rs dozen Niagara Granite Tea Cups
20 do do Coffee do
25 sets do Tea and Coffee Sets
i2S dozen Niagara Dinner, Desert, ard Soup
IL dozen Tea and Coffee Pots
Is do shallow and deep Dishes
aS do do Bakers
do Toilet Sets, consisting Of ten pieces 20 IL .
dtzen covered Granite and Chambers
50 DO plain pressed and cut Tumblers
70 do do do Goblets
Also, large assortment Of covered Dishes
Sauce Bowls Pickle Dishes, Soup Tureens
sugar and Cream Jugs, Soups, and Trays
+ DOT Baths, DC.
All Of which will positively be sold to the
hlehes bidder.
Terms: All sums Of and.under $50, cash; over
that amount a credit Of 60 and 90 DAYS, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
leo I'D Auctoneers
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VALENTIHES.
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.
THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
C IL a z Il. z q d Z. al II N A. q N

Corner OF Ninth and ID streets,
HAVING TAKEN THIS LARGE AND
Il magnificent stand, near Penn avenue, "a
the senior partner In this AFT .ir takes this IN
occasion TO return his thanks to the friend sk..
who sustained and supported him while occupy
ing his Restaurant on the corner Of Penn avenue
and llth street. The house which he and his
partner now occupy Is decidedly one Of the best
IL not the very best in Washington city, being
central and convenient, near The Centre Market
and within a few doors OF the main Avenue IL
II is new building and furnished In the most
elegant style, having every convenience. with
large Vaults and Cellars, deep, airy, and cool,
and well calculated u Keep their Ales, Portes &C
&C. In the best condition during the summer
Their Bar will always be supplied with the most
choicest and best brands Of Wines and LIQUORS
and their table with the best that the markets can
afford.
The best Oysters, Crabs, Lobstcrs, &C., &C,
will always be on hand.
We'll furnished and pleasant Rooms for parties
Of gentlemen always ready.
Persons desiring meals during any hour Of the
day or night, can be accommodated, as their table
is always set.
Having supplied themselves with one OF the
best French Cooks, obliging Bar Tenders, and
Servants, and 6eroting their entire personal atten
teGtion 20 their business, they respectfully ask
share Of the public patronage.
III The friends ard patrons Of the senior part
neT are respectfully invited 20 call at this new es
ablishment feb l3-lW
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EREsEk NENISGN.

lust RECEIVED FROM THE WEST, A
~ large lot OF superior VENISON N ~
Families and Others can be suppliedi&.sS lei
ny the saddles, OF quantity TO suit MI
purchasers Also received, fresh ~ss1
supply OF superior OYSTERS. Families and
others supplied at the Lowest price, corner Of
Penn avenue and 81 street, Union Retectory
feb Sim b SCuID
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financial

NEW YORK, Feb. l4.-Stocks are generally
lower aud dull; Chicago and Rock Island 9S:
Cumberland Coal Co l7;; Michigan Southern
74t; New York Central S5i; Reading 7sl:
Virginia G's 9lt; Missouri 6's SO
Sterling exchange is dull at 1854
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
TWO DESIRABLE DWELLING Hsuse
feb I'D

Il OIL 4th street, between g cns n streets,
at AuctiOn.--On FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
February 18Th, at O'Clock, on the premises,
SHAH cell subdivision No ? of the eastern half OF
Lot No. s, IN square 5ls, commencing for tire
same at the distance OF 40 feet north from the
southeast corner OF said lot, and running thence
north 40 feet with the line Of 4th street; thence
west IS feet inches to an alley; thence south 40
fee! thedce east SO feet inches 20 the place of
beginningi together with the improvements
consisting OF nearly new two story Brick Dwell
ling House, containing four good rooms and
containing four rooms, which will be sold seps
rate Ii desired
Terms Ore-fourth cash the residue In 6, IL,
and Is months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
feb lid JAS C. ETcGUJRE Suc,
III The above Sale is Postponed in cam.
sequence Of the rain until MONDAY AFTER
NOON, Feb. 16, same hour and place.
feb ii-2c JAS e. MCGUIRE, Auc'r
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION NOTICE

A Ii rhNsONs hhvlN6 HORSES CAR
IA riages or any other g ocds for sale at Auction
Will md the undersigned on the Centre Market
square, adjoining the Fair Building, every mar
ket morning, at 10 O'Clock or can see him by call
Ing at his store, 325 south side Pennsylvapia ave
nue., between 9th and 9TH streets, at anytime.
IF. CROWN,
feb l6-M ,W&F I'm AuotIorse,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-16
Arrival Of the Eurous az Boston A.

BosroS, Feb 1.-The Europa arrived here
about 10 o'clock last night. Her mails went
South this morning
Bulliol in the Bank of England had slightly
increased, instead of decreased, as rst stst.3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-16

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