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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
MISSION To FUGITIVE SLAVES IN CANADA


A meeting in aid ut this branch Oi the Colonial
Church and School Societys operations was held al
the RESIDENCE of the Hon. Arthur kinnard ~ T.. Oh
Tn,d,x evening There prr-eut the Earl aud
Counte:, Of Sbaitesbugy the Lord Bishop OF London
.rJ Mr. T.it the Hon A. and Mr.. kinnaird the Rev
+ Unllond and Mr.. Holond. the Rev. C. j. Fvu--
Ci;nton n,,d Air.. Clinton. Mis- Mathews the Rev C.
i Chide tn, Rev. {. j. Cooke-ey. the Rev r.
Carh,,. and Mr. Garhc;t, the Rev N Thoma> and
Mr. Tbnnas the Rev. DR.. Hcllnuth. the Rev c.
Uolyn,ux the Rev. H. Burgess, with other ladies aud
gentlemen. d.,
,ec.;,e, In, ryplaniug the origin oi the mission lie
v r6 ,o the interest excited in the wear 1853 bv the
r,.norinl of the women OF England - those "t the
United States on the b]ect Of slavery IL had been
suggested IN the LADIES that such protest ought :"
sG tn cticsl measures for the benefit OF the fugi-
,;v v,bo Rad found refuge the free sol Of Can
do and ,b,t feeling had led 10 the organization of
,h mis.or in connection with the Colonial Church and
Srbrnl Society The time had now ariyed for making
fe.h effort to strengthen and eAtend thi work Hear
hear.
evangelizaiion of these iu2uNes, exceeding JOpOO
in nu,nber ves indeed, noble Christian enterprise
lIlear. hear. black man soul was as valuable
IN God sig6t A. that of q white man. These fugi-
,ives had become our iellowsubects, and 10 send 10
them the Go-pl was duty, the continued neglect of
which yynuld be our shame and reproach Hear
henri He atlyerted 10 their capability OF intellectual
cultur. Some IN this room would doubtless live 10
sss tho dsv when Chri-tianized negroes would take
,osi,ion among the civilized races of man.
Kind Hear. hear. He earnestly commended the
work 10 the sympathy aud cooperation OF all who feel
an inier.et in missions.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
HUDSON RIVER ITEMS.

MILITARY PARADr.-There was q pArsde a. "A.
Citizens Corps on "Wednesday last -as Posxhler,S.
which was one of the 6H<h displays ever wsoss.,d !,
that city. The only drawback in the affair WA u.
disagreeable weather in the afternoon, which [,
measure interfered with the arrangements Of u.
corps. The afternoon parade, however, pssea S
very successfully. In addition to the parade w~
formal reception o, Dotys, and sumptuous cs,A,xs
at the Exchange. The music was furnished BY Du<
worth's Band, ending with grand concert at the u.
versalst Church. Upward of 200 of the most respsc
able citizens attended the concert and oiled vsA
admiration at the truly mastery skin with which Rs
excellent company managed their instruments.
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TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING

BY WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers,
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY MORNING,
l5th INST, al 10 O'Clock, We will sell, at house No
on ytn street near Penn. avenue the entire House
hold FGrni'urc. &c as
Mahogany Sofa
DO ParlOr and Arm Chairs
C;,iit 70 Centre, Side, and Dining Tables
Bureaus Wardrobes, Bedsteads and Beds
Hair and husk Mattresses Bedding
ashstands Glasses, Carpets and Curtains
Also, at the same time
barrel Copal Varnish, No.
~ gals. do. do. Mop
10 do. do. do. Nos
Oiun. Putty. Bronzes, Vermon, and other
Paints and ColOrs ~ e
To-, @ Also lot of Groceries, as
Spices, WOODWARD, &C., &C.
Terms cash, In city funds
&C l2-ts WALL Il BARNARD Ancts
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AeUE SUFFERERS PLEASE READ THIS.

Dr.. Ererson's Great Asps Remedy.
Messrs. FORD Bro. have secured the agency
for this City OF this highly celebrated Medicine for
Ague or ChIils and Fever. No other article ever
acquired so great celebrity this for the al
malarlous diseases. lie is the article extensively
known all over the SoHlh and West, as ths "Ague
king." 50 certain and lasting is las results. I hal
We venture to predict, that If each in tho BIS
trIct would at once use 1t We would hear but little
more of Aeue this season.
Call and get a cIrcular-290, corner Of Pa. avenue.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, October H.-Flour has advanced.
sales OF 5000 bbls; State. - 4OaSi 65 Ohio 81 va
IS 30; Southern IS 25aS5 50
Wheat closed with an advancing tendency but
quotations were nominal. Corn closed with an
advancing tendency; mixed 66a67c.
Pork heavy; mess SD so. Beef quiet; Chicago
repacked Sl3aSE. Lard Is firm at I4al5c
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BY WALL & BARNARD Anctinnnor.

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctionecrs.
TWO HANDSOME Il VALUABLE HUILD-
Il ING Lots AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
the l4l instant shall sell, i'm front of the premI
ses, al "a clock p m., two desirable Building Lots
Sshg suhdiylson and part Of Lot No. Is in Square
NO 49, ton the island,) having front of a feet ON
street south, and running back log feet inches 10
~ Ieet aiiey, between AZ AID 9Th streets west.
investment In real estate is called 10 che abnvs as
the sale Is positive. ~ 10
IerIns oi sale: One third cash; the rpsiduo in two
payments OF D and ~ months PAYMENTS to no SO
cured by q deed of trust on the property
ocets WALL. BARNARD, Auci'rs
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The Election i'm BaItimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. H-The election for tbs
CITY Councils is progressing quietly this NOM
ing, but il is anticipated that the day will be
marked by deeds Of violence and outrage
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COATs, PANTS. AND VESTS.


Dress Suits. Business Suits.
NOAH WALKER Co. Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building. respectfully an
nounces that their annual display of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING is now ready for inspection
comprising assortment of Gsntiemsn'S and
Youths CIOthiHE of the newest and richest design
In material, trimming, and Orkmanship.
To those who study excellence, with ECONOMY, in
fashionable articles of dress, opportunity Ii now
offered for selecting from Of the attractive
stocks of Clothing in this city, at very reduced
prices. Sc l5-lm
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NEW ORLEANs, Oct I3-Cotton-sales TODAY
1850 bales; middiing 9halOc stock in port I3I ;
100 bales; receipts Of the week $40 bales; re-
ceipts since the commencement OF the season Is
OOO; receipts at all Southern ports 10000
Flour is selling at S562X for Western super
fine.
Cotton f'eigbts to Liverpool Nd
Nothing doing i'm exchange
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, October i4.-FIour is dull; How
ard ST IS %.
Wheat good 10 prime red 81 .O5aI 10 whites
Sl.lO1l %. Corn Is duh and lower; white GA
Csc yellow 63a65c.
Whisky is very dull; City 81; Ohio Q2 cash
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Destructive Fire at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. IA destructive Ire broke out
yesterday morning in State street. DESTROYING the
entire block between Monroe and Adams streets
The buildings were mostly of frame The boss by
the hre Is estimated at SIPS, OOO. The amount in-
sured is not known.
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Military Moyemey

ST. Louis, Oct. l2.-Companies ID, F. and T.
fourth artillery, arrived here yesterday from Flor
ida, en- route for Leavenworth y
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AUCTION SALES.


By JAS. C. MCGUIRE E, Auctioneer.
(TovERNMENT SALE OF WROUGHT
No6ND oo sdbeerr G Ps 4. Ss On. FRIpAY AFTEk
me aapito near the north wing, shall sell = iat Of
sconY the north end Of the centre and
Also, two fine Cast Iron Settles.
re- Terms cash, In specie.
DC u JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auct.
BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer.
SGR Ic kre1toy store sE.EIIXTUREs At PUB
October nth at 10 ocioek N sIoa, MoRNIsG.
E icons, ! shall sell quantity Of superior Store
Glass Casing Sos sReIHess. and Drawer,
co 60nfsn iT Tab SIou W;5 Stands
~ window tames and Sash conpete
or ec w.4le being admirably adapted for stationery
Terms: credit of 30 and GO DAYS. for ssti.f,c,o-
Thy endorsed notes. bearing interest
oc I'D }. {. MCGUIRE. Auct'r
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
AEowToRS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
fRiDAY. the 2st instant, shall sell, at INV ancr
,Ion st1se at o'clock m. the following described
half half qftSt No l. in Square No eco, improved by
Sapo and &sRer sre Is bounded
This property is bounded by South CapIto R and as s
Lot No: !, In Square esz, containing 2s.7z2 feet,
streets. " N' . anu " a'e'
E, Lot No: l, in Square south of SQUARE south 81
square 667 This property fronts on sonth w he
tween .I Fl First street west and Water street. %
Oh Sgnare east OF south of south Of co., This
PIoPEIrty fronts on water street, between South V
d mSt' snS 3 Square Nq This
irot no.. "a square No. 76 containing I6,ls7 feet
Win me improvements which is a good Frame
The sboye water property ia considered the most
auaDi4 ., any now Tor sale IN Washington, and The
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Suicide of a Bank Officer,

PKrERsBURG, Oct. l3.-Thos. III Hardenburg
cashier OF the branch bank OF Cane Fear Al
Washington, North Carolina, committed suicide
by shooting himself He leaves a large family,
and was universally respected. No cause is as.
signed for the deed
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Financial.

NEw YORK, October H.-Stocks are generally
frmer. Chicago and Rock Island %; Michiran
: Duthern 10; n. Y. Cent. 5qa Reading RR aiL
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Mrs. Cunninsham Fled,

NEW YORK. Oct. l3.-Mrs Cunningham failed
to appear In court to-day, and her counsel denied
all knowledge of her Whereabouts
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WEDDING CAKES, of every kind. az very low prl
ces, made to order, at the Philadelphia lee Cream
DspOt, corner 18th and streets. Sc II Inn
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DRs. HUNTER A. WILLIAMS

Physicians for Diseases Of Throat and Lungs,
521s North Charles street. Baltimore.
DIR. w lllisms was prevented visiting Washington
on Monday. the 18th inst. He may be consulted on
Thursday, the 18th inst, ut his office, 30 Pa. avenue
over Mrs. Voss's Jewelry Store. oc 1924
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GENTLEMEN's UNDER DRESS. &c

supply of superior
woke Neck" and " Shouldar sa,n,, ss,rts
scotch Woo! and Merino Under Shirts and
Drawers
Canton r flannel and Jean Drawers.
Buying exclusively for cash, we are enabled 20 Of
Ter Gentlemen's Under Garments TO the trade or az
retail at the lowest and uniform prices at
STEVENS
&c S-lOtif Sales room under Browns fIofel
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WATcH RETURNS .-Patrick Hagerty, ID c., dis
orderly in the streets; security and costs, 81 Al;
and In second for threats against Mary Heissler;
security to keep the peace Valentine Kurtz
d. c., drunk and disorderly at Allen s restaurant
security and costs, Sl16. Thos. Mazine d. c =.
disorderly and assault; security for further hear
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The New Mexican Lecislatur,.
The Ohio Riy

ST. Louis, Oct. l2.-The Democrats will hav
large majority in the next Legislature of New
MPNiro-
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The FUNERAL OF Mr.. CUsTrs.-A large con-
course Of people from the city and the surround
ing country, assembled at Arlington yesterday to
pay the last tribute Of respect to the memory of
the venerable and dearly esteemed G. w Parke
Custis. The Washington Light Infantry. nrr
ceeded by WitheTs's brass band, arrived on the
ground about II o'clock, after a fatiguing march
oil SIX miles, and the officers and men helped to
swell the crowd OF soTrowing ones gathered
about the old mansion
The mahogany coffin containing the corpse of
the deceased was set out in the large parlor of
the mansion, and was most tastefully wreat he'd
with flowers intertwned appropriately with the
russell forest leaves OF autumn. silver plate
upon the collin bore the insc iption-
GEORGE WAsHISGroS PAREK Crsrrs
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MARSHAI.'S SALE.-In virtue Of two writs of
w Fien Facias, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
me County OF Washington, and to me directed,
sha expose To public sale for CASH front Of the
Court house door of said County, ON SATIR DAY.
The 24fh of October next, 1857 at l2 O'clock m the
ioiiowins property, TO wit: all defendants rig hit,
titie. claim, and interest IN and to one undl vdsd
hall part of lot No in Square No 5s i'm the CIV of
Washington, u. c., together with all and SINGULAR
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of David A. Hall, and will be sold TO
satisfy Judlcias Nos 81 and "a, to March tenn Ia57
IN favor of William w. Corcnran.
j. ID. HOOVER
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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Born April -, 1781.
Died October m 1877 ,,


The religious services, which commenced about
~ m were conducted with impressive solemnity
by Rev. DR. Dana, of Christ Church. Alexandria
The procession moved from the house on foot
az about 12K O'Clock, in the following order:
Rev. {. d. Dana and three other cIerrymen:
the bier and six pall-bea-ers, consisting Of ex :
Secretary Conrad, Col. Randolph and Philip
Fendall, Esq, of Washington, Mir. Henry Dan
gerteid and Mr.. Cassius T. Lee, of Alexandria,
and Lieutenant Hunter, of Alexandria county; the
family and relatives If deceased, among whom
we recognised Mrs. Lee (only surviving child }
her son and four daughters, Mrs Commodore
kenman, OF Georgetown, Mrs. Upshur, of Wash
ington, Mrs. w. II. Fitzhugh, of Va Mr. Wash
in9ton Peters, Mr. Charles b. Calvert and Mr.
:: 1. Stuart, OF Maryland, and DR.. Stuart, of Viz
Sinia; large number of colored servants Of the
family; old soldiers OF the of 1872 in uniform
twenty-four in number; the Washington Light
Infantry, simply in uniform; the Washington
Society Of GeOrgetown College; and about one
Thousand citizens
la accordance with the dying request OF the
deceased, he was barred by the side Of his wife.
IN beautiful grove about quarter of a mile
south OF the house. Here, the coffin having been
deposited, The pall-bearers united in filling the
grave, after which il was strewn with flowers by
loving hands; and then the mournful assemblaee
sepa. ated in silence.
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Millinery, &c.

MADAME PRIBRAM & DAUGHTER inform
lV1 respectfully the Ladies that they will -
open on Saturday, October nth, in their Gc5ez
ENLISTMENT with which no other MI lInety 80
can be compared, select stock of Fall and 81 :.
Wmter BONNETS, RIBBONS. FLOW
Frs. and SWISS EMBR DERIES; also, the
finest assortment of new style HEAD DRESSES,
received direct from Paris.
No. z77 Pa av., between ,Oth and llth sts.. south
side. Oo 1914"
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LAST NIsEr the residents in the neighborhood
of the Government Printing Office were annoyed
by another visitation of noisy rowdies
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New Orleans Markets.

WHEELING, Va, Oct. u The river here 70
daV Is falling
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| A RARE CHANCE.-Bakery fl rent in a good
IA business stand, with Store and BsAehouse FIX
| lures for sale.
! Al $50. very, good Stand in the Northern Liberty
| Market for sale.
| Apply at No. $50 9th street oc 'c-5ts
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EoR MOUNT VERNON.

The Steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER, having
been thoTous ny repaired. viii make IT,
reEu,ar Tips 70 Mount Vernon, leav EeSt41e
TUESDAY aud FRIDAY MORNING atqo'clk.
during the intervening time she will run regular
trips Ia Alexandria, as usual.
ocS II THOMAS BAKER. CAPTAIN
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PReFAyITY.-Morris Dome was arrested this
morning for using profane and indecent language
in the street. Justice Dom ordered him to pay
ST. So fine and costs
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FUTURE DAYS

IrorByG;W CAV; B9TELER, .Auetioneer
IL TIoN.-On THURSDAY MORNING, Octo-
per ,5th commencing AT ga O'Clock, I shall sell i'm
'front.' OF my auction room Iron Hall large coIFc-
ton Of Household Furniture. being the effects 1.-Two
families deE lining housekeeping. embracing Parlor
Chamber. Dining room. and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms At sale.
-oc ls-d3t C. w. BOTELER, Auctionoer.
NARSHAI'S SALE.-m virtue Of three wrIts
IVA OF Eler Faclas, issued from the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
the the county OF washington. and to me directed,
VIII expose To public sale for CASH in front of the
Court house door Of SAID county on WEDNES-
pay, the 28th day of October, al u o'clock M the
IonownS described property TO wit: all defendants
Tsht tle claim and interest IN and to that part Of
Lot u. In Square No 574, commencing y feet
inches from the northeast corner of said lot front
lug 10 feet 8Inches on / street North. between 9th
and 10th streets West. and running hack thai width
the whole depth of the lot with ali and sim
guar the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property Of Wi lam ID. cken, and I'M
DS sod To satisfy Judcals Nos $751; STD. and 49, to
Obtober term. 1857, in favor of Charles koODes use
Of Parker p. Clark. Peter J. Steer, and Fielder M
Magruder, Is. W illIam ID. Acken.
J. ID. HOOVER
oc 3-dtds
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TWO WEEKS LONGER

TWO WEEKS DONUER
We shall continue selling off for two weeks Ion. or
and beg all who really bargains TO sail and So
cure them. as every thing we have on hand mus ba
sold ont Persons " no buy 20 sell again will b cd II
to their advantage 70 give a call, as we promise
large stock Of hne goods.
II. J. MCLAUGHLIN a. co,
ees No, %, between 9Th and 9th .ts,
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Police REPORTs.-The reports Of the officers
to the Chief of Police show that during the week
ending on Saturday last seventy-se cases were
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NJ r VAL.

M X f M o v A l..
INiRS. CHARLES PRECSS most respectfully
begs leave tOannnunce to her friend and the -
public IN general that she has EMOvED her ES2sn
MILLINERY and LA ID ES' FURNISH k2S
ING >TORE, two doors above her old stand 81 =
COMBS buiding.)
She is now prepared to lay before the pub ic an
sOrtment of Goods rarely offered for inspection.
iectcd with the greatest care from the New York
and Philadelphia stores. Having purchased the as
soTtment for cash, she Teadi IL that those
purchasing OF nor will save At least % per cent.
10
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EOR SALE.-TwO comfortable A NJ T.
l. DWELLINGS,, Nos. lie and lis, situated on
north side East Capitol street. between 4th and 5th
streets east Terms: 500 in cash; balance i'm l. 2,
and years for either house. Apply at No. 5l2 led
sells POLLARD WEIR Apeut
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EALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.

Mrs. l.. ALLEN. No. SIS Pennsy lvana avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets, south -
side. viii open on Thursday. October 18TH E9az
both Ladies and Children.
Also, HEAD DRESSES. FEATHERS
FLOWERS, RIBBONS. &c. to which she invite,
the attcntIo of the Ladies of Washing on, George
town and vicinity. oc 1857
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fihanciaI Matters-Walker's Movement,
The Pennsylvania Legislature.

by the House fixes the resumption of specie pay
ment for the second Monday Of April next Tue
committee OF conference appointed on the bill as
amended reported two new sections which Were
accepted, and the bill as amended passed both
houses
The relief bill has been signed by the Cover
nor, and the Legislature al jOurned sine de
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A THREE-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
"A DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, in the vicinity of the
Pat snt Office. for rent and the Furniture for sale at
and Com. Merchant. Oc 8-9l*
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MRS. HELLER,
WI No. 81 PRNN. AVENUE, (UP srAIRs)
Informs her friends and customers general, that
she will have the first openin. of Fall and aaN
Winter BONNETS on Thursday Friday and SE,x
saturday, and offers the latest and best seleo- x
ed.stOck in the city, at moderate prices
SO 81 w ,Th8 + .lms
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TOR SALE.-The Stock and Fixtures of a Cigar
l. and Tobacco Store. Apply to II. LYLES,
corner OF 7th and III streets north Store for rent.
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L'QR RENT.--A modern-but HOUSE, on 9Th
L between and streets: The house would
SUIT member of Congress. being a short distance
from the Capitol II IS nearly new and built in The
best manner heated by furnace, lighted with gas,
bath room, &c. Possession given by the first OF
site Browns Hotel oc Il wv
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nor SALE.-A comfortable two story FRAME
| HOUSE, on 9th street, between NJ and n. A
bargain may be had il applied for Immediately.
II. N. LANSDALE, Agent,
Sc 23-lms No ia MI street
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
For other" For Rsmtamd Sale" noticss,.sI.tpag,

EOR REST.-TwO Pariors with adjoining Bed
Il rooms VOL furnished and very convenient for
members OF Congress, or Others for rent at the
Ia cost
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Two RENT:-That new three story Brick House
= win back building, with bath room, gas, and n
the modern convene noes, situated on street be-
tween Second and Third streets. Inquire Of j. w
ARNOLD. street between third and Four-aad-
a-hA IA
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ROBERT BEALE.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT ut No 452
l. 18th street. between r. and F. oc 1857
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siGNoR BLITz made a large audience happy
again last night, and win keep on doing so for a
few nights longer, when we must bid adieu to
his merry face and truly enjoyable performances
Tonight he will exhibit some particularly as
founding and amusing feats. Go and see.
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THE SECRET 6INFIgMITEEs OF Your

ocs If THOMAS BAKER. Captain.
INHE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITI,
JHst Published, Cratic. tkz 25sh ThorssHS.
A few words of the Rational Treatment, wIthour
Medicine, Of SpermatOrrhea or Local 1sLeI.ln,
weakness, Nocturnal Emlssions, AkiElA
Genital, and Nervous Debility, Pre- @SEzH
mature Decay of he System, lmpO- ,-r
tency, snd lmpedlments To Marriage
generally, BIZ Is. Dr. LANEY. NJ. ID.
The important fact tlst the many alarming com-
plants. originating IN the ImpTudence and solttude
of youth, NAV he easily removed without MedIclns
this small tract, clearly demon strated and ms
entirely new and highly successful treatment ss
adopted by the author, fully explained by mesns Of
which every one IS enabled 10 cure Himself perfectlr
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