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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
A MEDICAL REVOLUTION:
HoLLoWAY'S OINTMENT.

THE GHFtT COUNTER TRRfTANT!!
The virus Of disease often makes it, TO the intsr
nal thrnnch tn" pores Of the ssin. Th. psnsra
ting Ointment. m-ltiu: under the hand As IL is rutbet
in aI~orh" . 'runsh the channels. AMI reach
in. the of Inflammation. promptly and invariably
stus IT, whether located In the khin-ys the liver the
iung. other important II p-n-tratss the
surface the interior, through the e"un'i-s tu~s that
municst- With the skn rain passes into
the fvcrei earth diusins its cool an res'neransir IN
| SEIv DISEASES IND CL4NDyL Az SWEIXTSGS
Every sTecrs Of exterior irritation is quickly reduced
~ the antiufnmmaory a~tiou of this 'intmrnt An-
grv ErrPrIDS- .urh StT EHrys, ERIsFTLss Tsrrfs.
Excuonv Scum TIr.p R,>H S"trrEs or IrcHl
&C. die cu'. 10 rrturn more. nnlrr its sprrs,ion
Hospital cxrcri~n in all parts u the world proves
ufahIity in d Of the skn the muscles tie joints
JLcEES S0RES ANp 7y-HoRS
Tho effect Of this unrivalri external ~ iney urc-a
ScrfIa anil other rirurrt ulcers ard sUr-. il aIIoss
miraculous l, frs; discharges rhe poison which p-;s
surruration and Pro'd ar,h ard thus the cures
which IL healing properties afterward complete are 's:s
| UojIbS. FEiIsTS. Rr,r.vS Avn S-rps
In the fracture Of the bones. injuries carsNs
~ ,trntn cypl.inns. ETUllS BrrN-, SruDs. Rn,ir
s~ loIvTs and contraction - tn" sin
ews II j. ,uI loved and warmly rrconmrue by the fac
u,v Thi< uarvcor. rrr,Iy u> horn introduced br i,-
inventor person into all i rldirg u'Sf i7i. 81 hu-
rofe, and rrivac noush hold shen,d he .ihouti'
INDI MAIZE TESTIgONE.
The NcIical STAFF of the French ard FnSlish '-n1''s
in he Cr,men have officially -nsi their approx Al it"i-
hrc "a stab. and shot wounds 1t salso u-ei by
| the surgeon # the Allied Navrs.
! Both the Ointment and PiHs sk0nH be ascd II,
Me f,i7arins er'es:
Buriors N,'eurial Eruptions s~"lls'l CLAIMS
/ Charfei Hands Ehu"matism sor" Breasts
! Chill.lnins Ei"cvorm s"rr Iica't'
! r>tuls -; Eheum sore fhr"ah.
| ,;out sald- So-cs 20 all hinjk
| Iumharn >hju Diseases SFrains
, StG JOINTS T.ttrr ticers
I Nrnrrral sores Wounds cf MI kinds
- sold at th- Manuartoris Of Professor UoIraviT,
Su Maiden Isn~. New YORK arl ~ >traui London ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

nRESS GOODS Plain Black and Fancy
IL Dress Silks, Tissues, Berages, Shallys,
Robes, Lawns, Briliiants, Grenadines, &c.
Also a lot of Parasols, (erira BlGck) and
Fancy colors, jus, reed and for sale by
Nav 81. Goodman & ChambeIlIn
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REMOVAL.
NEW and Magnificent Stock Of
Y (ONEE(TRONEElES
REMOVAL.

EICHOLTZ & WAGNER have legantly
rcfrrrd the Stor@rnom formerly occupied hy
G.. MeuSch, on Market ~. near Third, where
they Will keep on hand 81 sale 'he very best
Of Confrctioncries. Toys frut, Notions. 20
CH and Set rLewi>hurs. April g. 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

e~One day last week, a living ohjoct
covered with rags call tattcrcd and torn
moved down the ccntGr Of Market street,
at which dogs usually ciyiily disposed run
out and barked We have seen many
miserable looking foreigners ana negroes,
but never one 50 ragged and wo-bogonc as
this white man, whom even the docs scout
cd. lie tried to pick up something to
fng at them, but like the lrishmaa found
ihi, "a pretty fray country-;i2 the stones
down, and let the dogs loose - Truly,
the most pitiable specimen of finished
topper that ever met our eyes, was that one.
TREASURY PLuNDER-Thc $4,000 ta-
ken from the State Treasury TO pay law
ycrs for the spite work of the enemies of
the sale of the public works, does rot
please the people. Look at the PARTIES.
Henry 5. Mott, X. y. Canal Commission
CT; James H. Walton, State Senator /;
' uds. IL i'uChdlc"j l'N1NHt '''' h'''' ;'"N
Wm. l. Hirst, late Chairman, Dem.Siate
Committee; Henry 5. Magraw, On his
second term as State Treasurer; Jacob
Fry, made Auditor General by the fraud
ulent vote in rhiIadclphin, last fall-all
leading Packer men and Mcredi,h,a "a Fill
more lawyer, There Is not ouly no au-
,hority for paying this attcmp, to nul!ify
the will Of the people and of the Lcgisla-
ture, but there is positive law .alnSt it.
The party leaders have been SO long ac-
customed to plundering from the Public
Works, that they will continue it when
they have the power. Give them the
Governor they are all working for, aud
every member Of the Canal Board and Of
the Supreme Court, and there is no safety
in the laws keeping their greedy hands
from the pablic funds.
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IrwIaDur0 Harkct.
MARRIED

ED.
ON the lst inst by ir"f Geo Z Bliss JOHN BENN AiE
wiinwer. and Ms. ELIZABETH iKLAND, both OF Kelly
township. ....
On IN. 9Th ult hy Rev G. Anspach, HENRY ATii-
EEMAN amt Miss CArHARiNE, daughter Of John How
rr, nf Hartley.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
]. NJ. C. RAWCK.

4 TTNRNEY at Law, Miliinbsrg.
l Tn.on Co..Ps. = All professional bu
,inosS cnIrusiej 10 his care, will be punctuaily
and faithfully attended to. June J., '35-yi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

DLACK Tea, a superior article. also, Young
ID Hyson and Imperial green teas, by
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

I,UGARS-Cru,hed, White. Brown, &c,
- syrup and Molasses. Coffee, lava aud
- ,, Goodman { Cbamls Rim.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

DRASS and porcelain Kettles. Stew pans,
Is Shovels. Spades, Forks, Hoes, Rakes,
=, tbs and Snra,bs &C. hy Gos-iman & Chsmi-rlin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-23
EORGET TOWN AFFAIRS
Correspondence Of IAs Star. -..al

..-.- GEORGETOWN, Oct. %, 1857.
Not few Of our citizens were completely sold
yesterday afternoon, by some mischievous chap,
who put the report in circulation that an individ
ual, whose name we withhold, had sent himself
to kingdom come, by blowing out his brains
with gun, in what is known as Boyce's Lane
To such an extent was the hoax carried that, we
learn, his honor, the Coroner, was induced to
summon the requisite number of grave persons
and proceed to the place aforesaid, to examine
into the bloody tragedy, and say upon their
oaths by what means or In what manner the par
ty aforesaid came to his death. But 10, and be-
hold upon reaching the premises nothing in the
shape Of defunct human form was to be found
IL is said by some, however, that the remains of
q dog, recently slain n, Were found, and this,
hoax with a foundation for his mischsef. The
trick might have been fun for him, but 1t was,
no doubt, death to the feelings of the Coroner,
and his assistants the jurors, VINO were calculat-
ing upon making lin anticipation something in
the shape of an official fee as a reward for their
labors In performing the pilgrimage to the place
where the tragedy was said to have transpired.
When the hoax was first started ID ran like FIRE
among dry stubble; but towards evening II was
somewhat laughable to witness the shyness Of
some old 'uns who were beginning to apprehend
that there was some "sell'' abont the matter
Notwithstanding they might have told of the
horrible tragedy to score of persons before, upon
being questioned about it again, they would feign
entire ignorance of the rumor, and would exclaim.
oh, am exceedingly sorry to hear IT, / hope it
is not so. Poor fellow! poor fellow,''
Since writing the above, we learn that the in
diyidual alluded to as having committed the fatal
deed had been consulting the spirits rather ex-
tensively, and while under their mesmeric infu-
ence he was seen by an acquaintance, who
marked to another that he Qhe party alluded toy
was shot; that he saw him, and that his face was
completely filed with blood. And thus the re-
port got into circulation.
Large numbers OF persons, who have been
thrown out of employ inent elsewhere, are daily
passing through our city, on their way to the wa
ter works, seeking employment.
The stringency in the money MAJ ket, and the
general derangcd state of the currency Of the
country, together with the partial destruction Of
confidence among business men and communities
still continues to depress the tIade of our city;
and from every Indication, the fall trade will be
unusually light.
f. :. Wright sold yesterday at public sale, lot
fronting 20 feet on Prospect street for SI6o-pur-
chaser r Read, Esq This property sold in 1854
Tor SLY. SPECTATOR.
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AUCTION SALES
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.
By A. GREEN, Auctione.,

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
FRIDAY, the sd instant, shall sell, al nv ann
tion store, at clock m, the following
valuable property, ylz: -
House IN SS .ISstsd ?,
the corner of South Capitol aad streets.
BY so Of po rs SG s T GPs is bounded
III tots and IN Square south of Square No. 1cs.
.,1 property is bounded BY South Capitol, and
Lot No. I, in Square 6s2, containing s. III feet.
property is at fhe corner of South and Water
sdLnotNo No; !, in Square south of Square south of
tween 81 : LIst street west and Water street
r,n VI square east OF south of south of CT. This
And " s,reet On water street, between South v
e, Lot. and ?, in Square No. 7c7. This property
Lot No. 2. IN Square No. &c eonfsinas ne 10, e.,
MIN the Improvements which is a good Frame
Ihe above water property is considered the most
valuable OF any now for sale in Washington and tss
sue VIII De wei worthy the attention Of peTsons
"TTnlng 70 make good investment
Ierms One -fourth cash balance In G. u and Ia
mouths Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
by order 1.-THE executor. " 'A'e
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two writs of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
me County OF Washington, and TO me directed
shall ef pose to public sale for CASH in front of the
me S4th oil October next, 1857 at u o'clOck M The
iionowing property, TO wit: all defendants right
half psti anS interest IN and TO one undivided
washington, ID. c., together with ali and sinsnIsr
sne improvements there9n seized and levied upon
satisfy Judielas Nos 50 and 81, to March term lss7
III iavor Of William w. Corcoran.
Ma,slal for the i 6! ?; ao of G0IIRs.;,
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rHIcKERING & SONS PIANOS.

Just received. a further supply OF superb Pianos
from the old and justly celebrated factory $685.,
OF thIckeIHg Sons, Boston, nganisYVY7
completing The extensive and elegant as W
soItneHt al ways kept by the subscriber.
Parlor, !irand, Louis XIV. and Central Pianos, of
every scale aId style. ,
Also, PsnUs Of ex oellsnt tOuch, tone. and finish,
from other approved Boston anu New York faclo-
In addition 20 the stock in store the subscriber in
a lew days, Will receive ffon Boston and New
YORK aTge number oi Pianos, which he has pur-
chAseg for cash at uEpT ecedentod low prices. and
therefore vii! sell them lower than Pianos have eve
been oHeIsd IA this CITY, either for cash APPROX ed
napef' Second hand Pianos taken in part pay
ALSO, Just received from Boston, some first class
msiodSons OF Varlsus patterns Martins Guitars,
acEnowfedged superior 20 auy IN the country
EEe article wall be sold at the lowe price,
Oc - -eDG RIsIIiD DAVIS p
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FUTURE DAYS.

by WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers
A DNINlSTRATOR'S SALE OF FURNI-
- TURF AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS On MON
DAY 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock m at the late res
denee of David Finch, deceased. on 18TH street
between New York avenue and street north, we
VII sell the entire personal effects. as
hne rosewood-ease Piano and Stool
Mahogany Sofa, do. Arm and ParIor Chairs
DO Rockers, Ottomans
. Do Centre, Side and Dining Tables
Par or. hall, and chamber Carpets
PaT or, chamber. and cooking Stoves
X. dsteacs, Beds, Mattresses
WardIobes. Bureaus, Washstands
SIdeboaTd, Extension Tables
Gather Beds, Blankets, ard other Bedding
Curtains, Lounge, Fire Irons
Crookery and Glass ware, Knives and Forks
iron and Tin ware, Kitchen Requisites &c&c.
Terms: SIS and under. cash; over that amount a
credit OF 81 and 81 day for notes Satisfactorily
dursed, and bearing interest.
&C 2-ts WALL q BARNARD AuctE
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New York NarLs fs

NEW YoEE, Oct. 23.-Flour is frmer: sales OF
700 bbls; State S4.7UaSl.SO; Ohio IS 2OasS 81:
Southern IS 25aS5 40.
Wheat is steady sales of 25, 600 bushels; white
81 35aSl a.; red 81 25aSI 81 Corn Is duii: ,aies
unlmporlant; prices nominal
Pork is love-; mess S2Os2O So Beef lower at
J2a14Xc. -
Whisky is steady; Ohio 2iaa2c
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Arrival Of Steamers.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The steamer Kangaroo
rom Liverpool, arrived this morning. aud m,
steamer North Star, from Bremen, was signaIleo
anticipated.
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To-NIGHr Mr.. Carusi's Seiree takes place a
his saloon -

TOTrY's SUPERIOR Tonic BITrERs.-These Bit
tiers are tonic. stomachic and aromatic and will be
found To excel am now in use. Prepared from
purely vegetable remedies possessing the power 20
ton. They highly recomme nded for the cure OF
Dyspepsia, Ague and Fever, Cholio Cramps Of the
Stomacha aud bowels. Nervous and Gens rai Del n II
Langor, Lowness Of Spirits. Darrhoea &C.
Persons whose systems have become deranyed In
Imprudent eating or drinking, will Ind these BIttefs
quick and excellent restorative.
Neatly put up M pint bottles. None genuine with
out The llthograph Of the Proprietor, and the fac
SIUitEe oil his signature upon each bottle Full d.
region accompany each bottle. Price SIC.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by b, w,
A liberal discount to the trade.
}. &. ILL, Druggist, corner ~ and ID street
south, sole agent Tor Washington, GeOrget and
AieAahdfla' (hieX-Oazette) &c q eolw
To Buy CHEAP GOODS go to Halls Cheap Cas h
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Suicide.

DETROIT, Oct. CIV. II. Pinney, OF the arm
OF flnney 4 LamsOn, state prison Contractors a
Jackson, Mich, committed suicide this morning
NO cause is assigned for the act.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October s3.-Flour is INCH Inood:
S6Ity Mills at % Oo4 cash, and IS BIN on time;
Howard street s. - cash; Ohio Is 0,aSs d To-
cash and on time
Wheat offerings light with a fair inouiry: red
81 U5aSl l.; white 81 20aSI 81
Whisky is dull, at 2OSa2ikc
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Minnesota Elertfou

CHICAGO, Oct 2e-Returns from twenty Hve
counties give Sibley, the democratic candidate
ior Governor, l,1OO majority. The fourteen coun
ties to hear from will probably increase the dem.
ociatic majority.
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Appoiutmeufs.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 23.-M. De Raasloff IN an
pointed Charge d'Afaires OF Denmark to the Uni
ted States
Simeon Draper is chosen to I'll the vacancy In
the ward Of the police commissioners.
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Ohio Election

CLEVELAND, Oct. 22.-Oficial returns from -
counties give Mr.. Chase 2,O27 mai. The indies-
lions are that the Senate will stand Is republi-
and 81 democrats
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has been very literally patronsed by the Ladies,
desrous of rendering ms grateful thanks for past
favors and would respectful, inform his friends and
customers that he has added TO his already extern
CARPET AMP SHOE ROOMS.
Oh the Second and Third foorS.
where We have an EXQUISITE array of Carpet
INGS, Eggs, OIL CLOTHS, BLANKETS,
S GEHT e BSf on and A sEgRfSrS S
BOOTS GHd SHOES.
In our Retail department on the first floor. we
assortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS. at
unusually low prices. Our assortment Of ANCy and
very large aud attractive. In The assortment we
have Black Silk at 80 cents; English Merinos at q
Plain and figured DE .snes. very cheap: Brown a.
dies, Merlnn Vests, very cheap; Ladies', Gentle
mems, and Childrens SLawls IN all sty les and pr
ces; LADIES' Cloaks, TalmRs and Mantillas, of the
newest and most beautiful styles. at New York PHI
cG food h ID Gloves. 81 cents; ChIldrens Worsted
EMS DnpsTs. and Sheeinss al Ters low s'i scss.
Linen Towels oents; Wool Fannes az il6 cents
cents; Spool Cotton, ~ cents per dozen; Umbre as,
Our department for Gentlemen's, Boys, and Ser
wants wear, offers many Inducements, comprising a
complete assortment of Cassimeres, CassInets,
Kentucky Jeans, fuiled Cloths and L.inseys extra
prices prices. 'u'' 'n''' OIL" p' O.. 'lA9' al u
Elegant Csrpotings from 81 cents to sl.25; Rugs
of new and bee utilu designs. very cheap; Drugs
IN all widths at low prices; Floor oIlcoths fifty
cents. = .-.- \ ...
Gentlemen's, Boys, and Chi. dren's SIonch Hats
and Cloth Caps Ia great variety, at unheard of
Pr.ces.
manufacturers IN the country embracing all auali-
ties, sty les, and prices. for Ladies' Gentlemen Chill
cent less than regular prices, end warrant them to
give tisfaotIOn.
OUR TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH, and
proof of determination TO sell ten per cent
less than those who sell on credit. invite you TO
with those asked elsewhere as we Believe ii will be
to your interest 10 purchase of us for cash at ten
per cent ess than the same articles can be bought In
ether houses en- credit.
X, BRICE HALL.
-" No. 57S Seventh street.,
nc Ig-co2w fourth house above l.
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Workmen DISCHARGED

NORFOLK, Oct 22.-Upwards of fifty ship car
Iente9s Were discharged from the navy ysrd 20
day; The times look gloomy for the snsuin
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Stocks are lower pener-
ally Chicago and Rock Island 63k; Cumber-
E and Coal Co 5E; Illinois Central RR shares 76;
Michigan Southern SX; " Y Central 62K: Read
ing RR 26k: Nirginia 6's q; MissouriRis IS
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Charleston Markets.

CHARLESTON, Oct. % Cotton the recetn,s
loI the week are 2.S2l bales, and the sales are
5;612 bales good to middlipg Orleans II 4: mid
ding fair to fair l2
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BN A. GREEN Annfinnaar

BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer
DUBblC SALE OF HORSES, CATTLE,
Il CARRIAGFs. Germ. FODDER, HAY, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE,IN PRINCE GEORGE's COUNTY. Mp, AT AUC-
TIoN.-On MONDAY, the 18th instant shall sell
at the farm OF Mrs. Margaret =. A. CUMMINGS on
the right of Rock Creek road. Ia milefr the ock
Creek church. commencing az 10 clock g. IN. all of
the stock, consisting of
Work and Carriage Horses
Cows aud Cattle. Family Carriage
Carts, Farming Implements
Some OF the cattle are very fat.
A lso, lot Of Corn. odder, HAY, Cabbage &c
Also, a good lot of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, amongst which will be found irstrate Pr
anO.
Terms OF sale: The Corn, Hay and Cattle will he
sold for cash IN b3nkable funds; the balance will he
soid as follows all sums under S9l cash, in Ianka-
Die unds over So credit of and months will be
gwen Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in
teTest. "
oc2l-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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on the sd instant, by the Rev. J. J. MURRAY
JOHN BERRY, E,C. TO Miss MARTINI <
HILL, ali OfGeorgct6wn. ID G
(Ale1annrI Gazette please GoJYD
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auction.e,-

~ a. UkEEN, Auctioneer. e
t tsN.ET IH0ENG H0RSE AT AUcrIoN.-o On
"a ph DAY MORNING, October 9aib ar no
ciocs shall sell in front Of my auction sfo1e 60
M 1r o Seventh and street. good Saddle Horse,
owner hayns e M " harness. sold for FAULT; the
Terms; sixty and ninety DAYS for notes sa,;.e,,
torliy endorsed bearing interest. '"'''iac-
A. GREEN. Auotioneer.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRoNrrNc
v ON NTH STREET wEer AND RHODE lsI.yp .y
kNuH At AucrIoy.-On THURSDAY, the 18th in
p m hsndsone building lots, being lots b. T.. p
L, M, y: o, and e. in subdivision Of east
y located, some of which front on 10Th street west
and some on the avenue
Terms One-third cash balance in 10. 70 IA and ..
months the purchasers to give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale deed
BILE. " 'Pu'"
Oo 23-d AGRFEN A,cI;o,oor
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TO T HE IRA DE .

TO I II TRA ABE.
fqst received. London Brown Stout and Scotch
L. Of various brands, at sI75 psr dozen BY the
JONAS p. LEVY,
Corner of 18th and b streets stoutb.
oe lS-lm Grocery and Wine Store.
CIrY STEAM FIRE-wOOD MILL.
We "a are e., now reRdy TO deliver WOOD SAVED
ana SPLIT At 20 per cent. less than the usua rnfes
anq better prepared than IL can be by hand
Knots and wood OF announcement size not sent.
All orders Tor less than half cord will he delivered
IN crates 10 any part Of the house at farther eK
Pine wood in crates IS cents.
Oak wood do. 20 cents
In tins part OF our business we will oper no ss-
counts, as we have come To the conclusion to make
Also, on hsnd, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE
posed Of on the usual accommodating terms. ~ Viz
~. Now onthe way
Coal $40 lbs 10 the ton
All under cover. Orders promptly filed.
northwest corner Of 18th and sta. No 5i7,
&C .-tI one square south of Penn. avenue.
A TRENTON, HoTSSEEKyEE,tgERsI 80
Just out. and for sale onls "a 3. Woodwsrs,Ss n
cS%PhNo% a Fu INA The rARLoE
strong of cast Iron The Improvement 10 the ietitnS
10 81 the cold AR through the bottom ofths Snsos
heating It, and throwing the hot AIR from il to the
parlors.
WOODWARD.
oc7-eoiw Nos SIS and sts.
8 FIsHMAN.
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY,
informs his friends and the public that he kasjust
opened new store Of all kinds Of DRY GOOD,
MILLINERY, &c. aSsuung the puhlie even trt-
clio to he represented, and TO sell with very snA
advance. Come and examine my stock, and judge
Siore-No. sol 7th ST.. between III and T. next door
to Mr.. TysOn's hardware store oo2-eolns
T1HIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE-That the ,uL-
j scriber hath obtained from the Orphans CouTt
of Washington county. an the District of Colaubis
sitsTf s aP 90 the personal sstte Of
y, deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned TO hibit DE same
before the lSth day of October next thew msy otbs
wise b, lGw be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate, = y wv ''-
Given under my hand this 18th day of October 1857.
ID. III. STlNRMETZ.
oeH-wSw AdminTstatOs.
A al STILL LIVE.D
I'M, VIII lot he outdOne by sny in the Painting
Line. Having secured the services OF an eape
to do SIGNS, BANNERS, TRANsPA REN-
Cltc &e., IN the latest sts les,
s1 S t. dS H9GsE n,.sss
AZ NO. 50 Louisiana avenue, between ON and TIN
sss-eoti, 49, -. MT. PARKER
WILL. BE SELLING OUT but one week more.
oc23 Mci.ACGHLIN a CO.
DUCKsKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, hisb
ID ~ recommended for colds, weak chests, breasts
and consnmPPitiIye persons e g,s, ), -
short BOXING GLOVES. and ali Eisds Of goods
Sole agent or the Distrctat th. Bsz.ar corner OF
9Th street rse, and Psans'iyaA'a aysasss u,oprNs