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HUNTS PORTABLE FENCE,
AND UNSAGGING GATE POST.

DEC. 10th, l-5os
Illustrated sad dsseriSsd ia 0Ais cHltiectOr. Jsz- Is.
OHIO STATE FAIR, 1856. gave a
" Diploma for this Fence. and one also for the On
sagging Gate Post. Every body says il riH do-just
the one needed.
Young Men. 10 make money. should buy a Township
or County Right for it.
Farmers, to SGce money. and make 4 fence on rainy
days, should purchase a Farm Right
It is so simple in its construction. that a common
farm band can make it-uses the least possible amount
OF lumber, and yet is as strong rs any fence IL - a
straight fence. Can all be made out Of inch boards
is supported ut the top. not at the bottom by n tTIGagE-
lar braee-will not blow over-adapted 10 uneven
ground-has 4 Portable Anti Sagging Gate Post. which
can be applied TO any part OF the fence Agood Cattle
Fence made with two boards.
First Cost hut g. cents per red. az Feet high. um-
Der 81 per 100 feet and being all above ground, VIII
last twice as long as post fence. Can be quickly taken
down and moved without injury.
Decided to be the BEST Self supporting Fence YET
made. by such men as Gen- 5 . Cary. Scott q Hedges
Little Giant) J B Holmes. Manufacturer A. Peacock.
{ he old Pioneer Plough MakerJ Alex. swirl, ETC.. and
Farmers and Mechanics generally.
Farm Rights, I to ) acres, 81; s to 10 acres, Sl.9Oi
Is to 20 acres. 10 cents per acre; 100 acres s. second
100 acres. 81; every 100 acres thereafter. - addition-
al. For Township, County or State Rights. or plates
with full description. enclose 4 postage stamp. and adj
dress DE-. }. q. HUNT Il CO. Cincinnati. y. Box lSs9-
Where we have no agents. Farmers, BY sending name
in full; number Of acres in farm; the roSnshiP, CSua
ty and State, and amount as above, deiueting txehty
per cent. for all sums sent over -, viii receive adeed
By return mail
Registered Letters at our risk-ehange to be sent in
postage stamps.
The PateBtee Of this Fence has nearly perfected a
simple SeT-Opeaiag Gate. extra cost abons 81 per
TilI be entitled to use, when patented. without addi-
tiorai cost REQ 100
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DLANK ROAD NOTICE.
The Stockholders OF the Mahoning Plank Road
Company, are requested to meet at the Court House
In the town Of Garfield, Mahoning County. Ohio on
Saturday. the 2Sth day Of March. 1857. at II o'clock.
A. NJ, for the purpose OF eleeting the requisite number
OF Directors Of said road for the ensuing year. and Tor
trAnsaeting such other business as may come before
them.
No toll will be charged to said stockholders on said
day. By order Of the BOARD Of Directors
WA. ". N~HITTLESEY, Secry-
CanEeld. Feb 25, IS5T-4t
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r ANDS LOCATED
IL The undersigne I expects soon to settle In or rear
the Land Districts which are to be opened the ensuing
Spring, aud <ill attend to locating Land Warrants in
any part Of Iowa. Having resided for some years in
the West, and lone considerable business in this line.
/ faIter myself l can give satisfaction to all who max
entrust their business in my hands. will locate goVd
land At the following low rates
for 70 70
100 do ................ ..........Sl0 co
lo 10 I'll 10
And make a liberal deduction when a number Of War
rants are located for one person. In addition, there
is a Land Office charge Of 81 for each 40 acres.
For farther Information, call at the Chronicle Once.
Feb IL, 81 WI. HAPGOOp.
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SPRING Is COMING!
uAvE you SUBSCRIBED FOR THE
OHIO CU~LTIVAT0R?

1T Is THE FARMERS AND GARDINERB OWN PAPER, DE-
VOTED To
General Agriculture, Live Stock. Gardening, Fruits.
&c. Published twice 4 month, 10 pages and a cover.
ONLY n DOLLAR A YEAR,
No other paper Of its size and quality is offered so
cheaply to Clubs, viz:
Three Copies for So; Six Copies for 81; Nine Copies
for 81, and a Copy Extra to the getter-up Of eve
~ Club Of9. Payment always in advance.
II PInquire at your Post ONCE, or send for \ Speci-
men and get up 4 Club among your neishhors.
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Feb 25 Editor and PHblisker.
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BUEDELt MURDER.-Nea York, Feb.
sI.-The Grand Jury have found q true
bill against Mrs. Cunningham and Mr..
Eckel for the murder Of DIR. Burdell.
Snotyrass is held to bail as a witness.
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TIE peat beds in the vicinity of Mad.

The peat beds in the vicinity of Mad
ison, Wisconsin, are attracting consider
able attention. They are located upon
lands lying six miles west of that town,
and Immediately upon the Milwaukee &
Mississippi Railroad. There are three
~irregularly shaped beds, contiguous to
each other. which lie in depressions of
the surface, and the whole outline gives
unmislakeable evidence Of having at a
remote period been covered with water,
although the growth of the peat moss
and the peat formation as consequent
upon the subsistence of the yaters.-
This is considered preferable to the best
Ohio coal for fuel. and yields gas of a
far greater Illuminating power than that
made from coal. A correspondent of
the Milwaukee Sentinel, reckons these
peat beds 10 be worth a million Of dol
lars.
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TO Fl PUBLIC.

HAVE this day admitted as a part
Il ner IN ms business, ExERsoS 0PDrcKr. and wiR
c0ntin1e the trade in Saldlery Hardware and ,arriago
Goods. As heretofore-aLd connect with the same the
Manufacture Of Harness OF all descriptions, and all ar
ticles pertaining to the business One Of the parties
will at all times be found at his post. ready TO wait %
al who may call. I solicit the patronage OF my cd
friends and others who may need anything in our hrt-
FEB Il, 81 o. H. PATCH.
DERSONS KNOWING themselves
Il indebted TO me on book account or otherwise,
will please call and settle o. u PATCH. b.
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Miss Jane Sharp. a daughter ofths late
Rev. DR.. Sharp, who was a distinguished
Baptist clergyman in Boston, has enter
eda convent near D ,ltimore, AMI sssumel
the habit Of a Sister of Mercy.
DEAD.-Jared W. Copeland, Esq
one of the proprie,ors and publishers of
the Daily Capital City Fact" died at
Franklin Mills. Portage county, Ohio,
on the 9TH inst, aged sixty FIVE years. .
A Miss Dyer recovered $1,000 in the
Franklin County District Court, in a suit
for breach of promise. aggravated by
seduction of the plaintiff.
Foreigners in South Carolina. cannot
vote until two years after they are nat
uralized.
Two women were frozen 10 death in
the stage between Muscoda and Prairie
du CHEN, Wis, a week ago last Satur-
day. They declined getting oat al a
hotel to warm. when asked by the dri-
yer, stating that they did not snffer from
the cold as much as when they first star
ted. At the next stopping place they
were frozen to death inside.
The Mansfield Herald contains the
proclamation Of Gov. Chase declaring
that place a city. This has been done
at the request of the Mansfield people.
The election for city officers will take
place on the first Monday in April.
A meeting of between FIVE and ten
thousand of the labOring classes OF Lon
don was lately held to consider their
present distressed condition. 1t was
stated that twenty-five thousand Of the
building trade alone in that city are out
Of work, and that the total number of
unemployed persons in that great me-
tropolis would probably reach a quarter
Of a million.
LOCOMOTIVE EIPLosIoN.--DosloD, Feb.
sI.--TheI locomotive attached 10 a freight
train on the Worcester r r exploded
to day neal birmingham. killing the en-
gineer and badly injuring the fireman.
The birmingham Depot was greatly
shattered by the explosion.
Let pleasures be ever so innocent, the
excess is always criminal.
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"HOME AGAIN.
ITO my old friends. young ones too,

"HOME AGAIN.
ITO my old friends. young ones too,
Il and all others in aulhority;g-
/ have left the glittering sands OF California, With
( 'how much have you nade7'D 'dHst" enough TO luy
u partnership zilh the renowned ~SaddleIy and Car
rage Trimming dealer, o il. PKTcH 1 consider him
the Prince OF Harness. Saddle and Trunk Manufaetur-
es and all the little ".fxins" that follow in the train
Of a prompt establishment Of that sort j would like
to see the biggest portion Of Uncle Samuels family &C
the good old stand OF o. H. p. where he or l. or both,
can always be seen. EMERSON OPDYcKE
o. II. PArcu,......-.... ...-ENKRsoE oPDycKk.
U)ATCH & OPDYCKE, Dealers by
1 Wholesale and Retail. in saddIery Hardx re and
Carriage Is, and Manufacturers Of Harness.,
Saddles. Trunks, &c. East sde Main st. Warren. O.
CRACK, goes those superior Whips,
" Of al! sorts, and "g1ang Old Duck or III gss
me a royal lash Of PATCH & oPDYCKk-
DATCH & OPDYCKE have on hand.
L and will sell for prompt pay, a, low nEures;
4 Bales No. Moss. -
$50 BS best q-ality curlee hail, -
80 hides enameled Leather, t
SO do patent do
$50 pieces enaneled cloth,
90 do gold and silver bronze cloth.
50 do damask cotton. silk and woOt,
go sets s:irrup joints. prop irons &c,
80 pieces velvet anil Brussels carpet,
5000 yards silk and worsted laees,
IS gross CIney tuft buttons,
I u pieces broad cloth,
leo sets hub bands.
40 gross carriage knobs. silver. JApd and Irsss.
so pieces ~girthing,
3uO bs shoe thread.
! SEQ brass. silver and JaPd 8 A Trees.
Geo pairs names.
coo gross JaPd buckles,
40 do silver do
100 doz bride bits,
8 " mats
eco " c~oekeyes,
50 gross breeehing rings
500 whips.
90 Goz hack lights.
fOG trunks and y~tliSes,
, doz carpet bags
30 :" shade tasseIs, silk and wool.
20 Z" carriage do do
A large rot Of tacks OF all sizes. .
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0eh Ao6ertistments.

Casual Advertisements mast be paid 4
when handed in.
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DATCH d. OPDYCKE are conrin-
Il crd that 70 house west Of the Blue Ridge. can
show a finer essOrfneEt or an assortment Of fHsr Car
riaze Goods from the CON- satinet. ascending through
the Iabyrinths OF intermediate, to the Golden Bronze
Cloths and Silk LAees that are astonishing to ser, even
in n. Y. But p. & o. charge nothing Fer gazing on
such splendors which they have imported direct from
the Manufacturers Call in At the old stand Of o. IL
Patch.
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r COLES ESTATE.

Ill Notice is hereby given that the subseribershsvs
bees appointed and qualified as administrator oatn9
estate OF Harnan Cole, deceased, bate OF kinsnans
rmmbull County. Ohio BEONAkD COkes
- % Is55-3ts JOHN HCkTEB.
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a NOTICE.
TOHN McFARLAND'S ESTATE.

81 Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber has
been appointed AM qualified as Administrator on the
estate Of John McFariane. late OF hafuord, trnme1il
county. ohio, deceased. All persons having clAiza
arainst said estate, are require ell TO present them daily
authenticated for ~ettlement. and all persons indebted
are reqnired to make Immediate PAYMENT
Feb IS, ST ARCHIBALD Cd
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TOHN D. BOGERT, Importer and
81 Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware. and
Cutlery, No. 80 Pearl Street, and No. SO Stone street,
New York feo-o-oH
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The champions o the hook an line,
Painted their pictures unco fine,
Till l, fOrgetfu,' quite.
Was snugly in some shady nook,
Beside a murmuring crystal brook,
WI perch an trout in sight.
My barbed bait sank slowly down,
The cautious troutlings play'd %aroun,'
Or bask'd on beds O. gravel;
When Ger my head the thunder broke,
A CATERING storm.-I startledl-'wokel
Twas but the speakers gavel.
All me, what pleasure l might have
enjoyed, but for the untimely interrup.
ton. But, perhaps it is all for the best,
for 1 might have been drowned in ten
minutes, who knows?
Yours, Respectfully, T.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Come cticut

Capital s2s5looo Annual dividend lie policies per
Ninety relieved during Iste by paying
Statements OF the copanys operations furnished Those who
sured at other agencies and have removed this city, their
policies renewed through
MICH NOUFsE, Agent,
June 13-dly No. i6l l3th street,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING, ls5

CouaiGsar Generals OcGen George Gibson commissary gen
era assistant Captain M D. L. Simpson, six clerks ana one meSssh
ger
Surgeon Generals 0cGen. Thomas lawson surgeon general
assistants r. c. Wood and Dr. @. X Wood three clerks
Engineer OoGenera Joseph Totten chief engineer assistant
Captain H. @. Wright Ave clerks and one messenger
7hpogapioa BurauCol Albert colonel Of the corps; as
slstant Captain clerks and messenger
Ordnance H. Craig colonel Of ordnance; assistant
Capt Maynadier; eight clerks and messenger.
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Depot, 35s Broome street, N. Y,
Wheeler & Wilson.

MANUFACTURING CoMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
., Families Manutacturrs, and Gkers.
rTNHESE machines combine all the improvements
that Their extensive and Increasing sale
commendaon that they have
cevd the propeors warmly recommending them They
have been in sufficiently to test them thoroughly and
given entire satisfaction. ..r.
Among the they all Others
h Beauty simplicity construction consequent freedom
from arrangement of repairs.
ID. Unexamped ease and rapidiy Of operation
3D.. Noseess movement.
Ih The remarkable perfection Of their stitching their appca
bilty to a variety Of purposes and materials
Principal Office No a4a Broadway New York and their agencies
in the principal cities of the Union.
May 26-lys
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Distant subscribers forward money by letter.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
1T is NOT DYE.
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer.

Gray haired bald with diseases hair scalp read the
following and judge OF the articles;
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Zylobalsamum,
Dressing essential with the Restorer and is
the dressing for old extan being often ecaeous
n OF hair falling, &c, without the Restorer
REV " DEGEN Editor Guide TO Holiness we can testify to its
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PRECEDENT H. EATON L. D., Murfreesboro, Tenn "Notwh-
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locks restored TO original color, &c
REV g. b. MORLEY Atteboo Massachusetts, has changed the
Crown Glory" belonging TO old 10 the original hue Of
YOUTH sc.
REV THAcTIER so years Of age Pitcher Cenango county,
REV D. T. wooD, Middletown New York. "My hair and
that OF another Of family has greatly tckened where almost
REV, JAMES MCKEE, city, recommends ii, &c.
REV w. PoRTEUs sanwh Conn has met my most sanguine
GRIswoTD Washington "his really eacaciOus In
restoring the hair" &c.
REV G, NJ sPRATT Iewisburgh Pennsylvania "we and do
REV j. p sTN Charleston, O. The white hair has become
obviated,p &c.
REV AMOS BLANCHARD Meden H. ave think very highly of
your preparation" &c.
REV G. SMITH, Prattsbmgh surprised to find my
hair turn US when was young,n &c.
REV O. NJ CINCH, Lewisbugh Penn 1t has stopped my hair
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We they
sedng all others there well in the United States.
does soil Sold by all the principal wholesale and
tail merchants In the u s. Cuba or Canada
Depot, 355 BrOOme street, N. Y,
where address all letters and inquiries.
dealers sell articles instead Of this which they
make Write for circular terms and norma
ton Genuine signed Mrs s. A. Allen written in ink Beware of
counterleits.
Aug am
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s. G. HERRING 8 Co.'s Patent champion safes.

s. G. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
EJNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding discriminating public bestowing their patron
that exhibit all
their stock enlarged their depot by opening extensive ware
Broadway No 2b1 OF Murray street.
poe the Hail. This enlargement Of warehouse with the
enlargement Of their factory will enable the subscr
all times stock OF fire and burglar
proof safes than other establishment in the world Particular
constructing private families to match
furniture the security Of plate and jewelry
Also
keep make order all kinds Of chests vault
Halls powder proof locks for banks
patent permutaon bank lock and Cygr
patent letter lock, without key
r.. s. c. HERRING Co.,
....-. Nos. 1876, 1877 and 139 Water street. and
No. 26l Broadway corner Murray ST., New York.
y. C0YIE & CO., Agents
Washington, d. C.
W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 20-1y Richmond, Virginia.
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Letter Writing and Copying.

Letter Writing and Copying.
DERS0NS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
IL business, friendship, confidential affairs have then,
promptly and neatly executed also copying attended to with de-
spatch at the office Of
EDMUND y GROWN,
Notary Public, &c, of 9TH and streets
~ BAH business in this Office kept strictly confidential
f. r. b.
Oct 3-2aw3m Intel
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FURNACES .a.....
TTNHE ATTENTION of the community generally
and particularly invited to the Keystone
Heater lately patented by d. Green, OF Philadelphia.
All Interested solicited to call store and satisfy
superiority this all others
successfully the principles Of combustion been applied Its
that although radiatng surface hundred
and Nifty square feet thirty cent less coal than
furnace heretofore manufactured
Every that experience thirty the FUR
could has applied the production Of the
Heater and popetors feel assured that for efficiency
and economy of use, it il unsurpassed. s.
SIBIEY &,GUY
No. $40 Penn avenue, bet. 10th and 1lh sts
Exclusive agency for the sale Of the Keystone Heater
Aug 5-T&Th2m
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INVENTED BY EUGESIo LgrIIlA ARCHITECT, NJ g. D. A &C.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
~ iages aud farm buildings Once Golea Chappaqua
Westchestcr county New York
June I7--du
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
A N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stanty on hand Also full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGs,
Ocloths mang mats curtain materials lace curtains gilt
cornces, window shades, &c, &c, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICESl
LORD & TAYLOR,
255, 257 $50, and 261 Grand street,
May 26--ly and AZ and 40 Catharine street
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Academy OF the Visitation, Frederick City,
Maryland.
TNIIE exercises of this institution will recommence
i the first Monday in September.
TERMS OF BoARDERs.
Board and tuition with the French language W desre
-. -.
stationery washing mendng bed bedding, fee
Music the piano, harp and guitar forms additional charge
the Latin German Italian and Spanish languages draw
ing and painting likewise extra charges Entrance fee S.
Aug 22-1aw7w~
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Ben. & Il. A. WhitiOCk d Co.,
13 Beekman Street, of Nassau, opposite the Astor
House, ... ..s. .... -..a.
pRorRIEToRs OF THE CHAMPAGNE CREANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
use Ord Dupuy, Co.. Hennessey Inet Cas-
other the highest reputation and sole pro
bundes in the native proof and flavor OF
Cognac, viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard
Iiqueur des champs dor
Superior vineyard, vicux Cognac.
...... Also
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster Schnapps,
several Sherry, Madca and Port Wines &C. &C.
Ales porters, and cigars direct from shippers
... CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT @
BM A. W. the exclusive of this wine, and
regular packets and beg those who
trial to do under their guarantee that
will be found superior decacy flavor quality wine at
present imported. .."
BENZ NJ Whiock,
Edwd A. Whtlock, -
Fredk J. Haverstck, BEN. E. A. WHlTLOCK CO.
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer
May 26-1y+
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MY TRIP TO FRANCE; by Rev. John p. Done
lV Ian Price rs An additional supply by
BLANCHARD MOHUN
sepA Late r. Farnhsm,
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WEST JERSEY ACADEMY,
BRIDGEToN, NEW JERSEY.
DAVID THOMPSON, A. NJ, Principal.
NHE fall and winter session of this institution will
II commence on Wednesday, November 4th, 1857
tor circulars address the Principal.
Rev. g. B. JONES, n. D., Bridgeton, N j.
Hon VIM BGIER, u. s. senator, Cearhed, Pa.
Hon. TFEo FRFIINGIIUYsEN, IL D, New Brunswick, NJ
Rev. JAMES WOOD, d. d., Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept 19-w6wf
3. D. JONES.
JONES e. NOELL,
Attorneys at Lam
DUBUQUE, IOWA, ~. ."...
WILL attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv business the line OF their profession committed TO them
Collections Iowa. Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota Territory
and proceeds promptly remitted
REFERENCES,
Col. Thomas Green, !
Messrs. Pairo a Nourse, Bankers, ! '.s 49,
Hon. Rcvcrdy johnson, Baltimore, Maryland.
ion. on. John john A. a'nSSo bS' New York city
Sep 2--du ...
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Cyrus w. Field & Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No IL CilG street, Neo Fork,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
printing, writing wrapping, and all other
which they for sale at the lowest market prices
28-Iy*
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EBBITT HOUSE.
j. H. FREEMAN.
street, between 18th and I4th Streets
WASHINGTON, D. C.
TNHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
oughy and furnished with
hundred has all requisites
house.
Tho proprietor has provided coach which will be the railroad
depot and steamboat landing arrival for the OF
passengers and baggage to the hotel.
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Gray haired bald with diseases Of hair scalp read
following and Judge OF the articles: