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THE VIRGINIA SPRINCa.-P.s,sn..,, O.,
L the Orange and Alex -
s snsIl. - Railroad q a1 By lssvias ~ +
tne AlexAnlrh and Wassington Railroad. I'm st.
mo Eosasiana avenue viii he called for and con
pTeSkiAst can be obtained. This line cares the
~ :, MHsi ior the o. Il A. r. r Passengers vii
That Is met -ith on the boat. Ii is the most ere
oItious, and IN nanny instances the most ecopornI-
baltimore, e'e' Ho'h Hoh
Mos. 'o' 80 rfs
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COW
= HANY. wa"

81 ohe OF me steamships Of this COMPANY CARVING
me pnlte9 states Mail toT AGA PUIrI 800
GALE QRNlA. and OREGON, leave. &
rkhama twice each mouth. on the arrivals
the nIted States Mai =. CompanS', ,,e.-,.r.
; whiea !s-ts New Orleans and New YSrt rexnisyis,
sA the san and s1th OF each month VITA TIE rs n,
me- Rn panssSenssrs. connecting via PANAMA Rail.
These steamships have been inspected and
p,oseo oy The AaVy Department, and guaranty 81
Its fsIniaa Railroad ~ miles lons) IN pov ann
Ionsys IN % an 10 ooesE and is crossed in or
syeIs Inc oageage Of passengers is CHECKED n
New Work through to San Francisco and an
~ eMoerked at Panama BY steamer al the oom
o pavs e. ef pense Tat money pad in New Yof
hessrge steamers are Kept an mort an pan.u. "a
ian to prevent deIs ntion IN case Of &C.,
ICY so that ire taCte S entirely Tsidke-bo fsiir.
havlnx occarrso IN Gig nj years i3NuS
nys at AspinwalI. ~'S nc, u
conductors go through by Zach steamer. and take
tss.n.. Oh women ass saldrsn vitkoat other gT5-
q. ratsroaEs tisfets at the lowest rate, applr .t
me ssency; w West street, New YORK 10 4 NJ
EHaafMMOND;-or TO ARMsfkONG, HARRis&
~ new ores9s.-o. Q. l.. BARTLETT. Boa
~ %
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Miscellanecus,
PER f6s f2k FF TBisss FFiS ESk "a
orYics SurRxINIxHpHsT PusIIc PsIsrrse,

ofRicz SufEsINIENpHyT PuBLIc PR1STrse, I
- q - WAsHINeToN, October (. 1853.
IN pufsusnoe Of the provisions ofthe' act to PRO
wac f9r executing the public printing. &c.n ap-
received a this ofoe In the Capitol, until the rst
Monday t6th day. Of December nsxt, at IL O'Clock
for furnishing the paper that may be required for
he pabo printing for the year ending on the ist day
The subloined list specifies, a. nearly as can be
Of each kind of paper that will be REQ aired:
CLASS L..
10000 reams hne printing paper, uncalendered, to
measure "a BIZ 81 inches, and to weigh torty Eve
pounds to the ream OF 40 sheets.
GLASS;.
5000 reams hne printing paper, calendersd, to
measure "a by So inches, and to weigh 6fty,six
pounds to the ream Of $40 sheets.
CLASS.
~ leams superhne printing paper. hard sized and
calendefed to measure "a by 50 inches and TO n
forty eight pounds to the ream Of 40 sheets.
CLASS 4.
lOoo reams srperfne map paper, sized and oa,eu-
qereo OF such sizes as may be required corr pond
Ing In Weeht with paper suTing 10 by q inches
sheets.
Glass IS.
~ redrns superhne plate paper, (ccleudered. or
unoaendered, as may be equired } IS by a ipcbes
and OF such weight per ream as NAV be required. :
TO be OF linen and cotton. free from all
win mineral or vther substances of fair whiteusss
ana put ~ CURES of twenty four sheets EACH and
IN bundles u two realms eaoh; each resm to oontaIn
and weight will be required and bundle (ex
.ive Of wrapper) vary under Ave per cent
from the aLdard weigh viii Oe received, and the
gross weight Will In all cases Re required. Mixing
up the weight will be Considered violation Of tie
contract.
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NEW ARA N 6 L NJ EMIT.
GREATSOUTHWESrERN ROUTE
Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
~ s &c
FROM WASHINGTON CITY, d..
VIRGINIA.. TENNESSEE,
GEOkGlA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAa

ARKANSAS, and TEXAa.
THROUGH TICKETS oan b. obtained At the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROZn
OFFICE, corner OF Pennsy lvanla avenue and 6th
street, Washington, On board of the Steam FeTTy
Boat George Page or at the ofoe of the Oranr and
Aiexandria Railroad, at Alexandria,
Richmond, DanOilIe, Lyneh6ure, Bristol,
KnozUtlis, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand function,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nep Orlso,s,
BY direct route, AID continuous railway oouueo-
tons to Memphis.
AnordnG greater E1psdtttos and Covlforf and
being over 30 miles than by any other routa
The steam Try boat George PAGE leaves the foot
oi1th street at 90 n. m, for Alexandria where pas
sengers take the oars for Richmond, ChariottsvIIs
Staunton, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstook a
alio at Ia m. for richmond and all points Scn.b
phiz. W 'aeh-
Baggage Wssols and O,nnibuses leave the oSee..
ia. avenue. 81 O'Clock g. IA. and D. m
..,x JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
~ ~ WAxhlnrtan.
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I ApiEs' TUCK and al sorts Of CON S A.
~ 8t1 bS daif Store, near 18Th slreet. sno a ~
sslss fsea. Ssss WlsTSa' aSssc See
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n THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIV

publish letter TO DR.. Wood, of This oity' from a
sente man IN Msine, winch speaks glowingly Of the
must have Its effect, when coming from a relia6s
source If certificates are gu arantsss of truth the
Dr. needs no encOmIums, nor useless puderJ from
the press:
BATE. Maine January 20, Isss
PRoFEssoR D. J. WOOD Co.:-Gentemen Haytnr my at
tention ed few months the hishIy benefisI
iost,on ~ y"Tr pn nr nv wac Induced to make
probably third wh:e my wasters were Of am.
your Hair RESTORATIVE and ussa - .eS Suas sOts
proving what had wished. used Il about twice week
have suce procured archie. bottle witch hay, al
some can certify that the gray or white
my hair has resumed lie color add believe NOR.
SOFT and Slosay than has been before
two il viii same easct ~ 'H' age Of "
The above notice deem due to for your valuable die
directions VIII not hsve occasion 70 contradict my
ast fifteen years and am known nearly every he
And adjacent t.wns Any you may OF the shove
serve tue beaut of olhsrs as well as myss
an tray yours A. O. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR -RESTORArIVE.
PROFESSOR wosD-Dear Sir H.~iHs had the m,S,tS,
lose the best tion Of hair o. lbs Fellow
Of souE IN New In St w.' oesd to make. ,
Thu: nsss Ny hair is row th ni so :. the ana sI
s obligations + S SGI ssss e A
,,nsS9 Rev srsss s minister IN regular
beloved. WIN. DYE"
BRooEy;s.o, January IL lSs.
PROFESSOR Woop-pssr sr: naving nsde trial your
aaf RESTORATIVE gives me pleasure
nae oesn excellent in moving and
. constant tendency itching With which have 49,
troubled from my childhood aud has also RESTORED ay Esir
which ~s booming gray 20 It's original pssd
no other article With anything ks ssae pleasure 81
profit. Yog., tEglY yY BsIaa
The kestorsfIye 10 put up in bottles offs sses
VIZ: Large, medium, and small the small holds y
plpt, and retals for 81 per bottle the medium
holds q least twenty per cent. more in proportion
than the small retails for 50 per bottle The nsss
retails for IS. ttVes."'se oo
No %. i w WOOD &C, Srsyr.s.ors; sls Broadway
hshnent, u and ia Market ST.. ct. LOUIS, Mo.
- And sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
0OAl0fbs 1Y-fxs
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CHARLES N. RUGLER,
So. SIS Pa. arsnss, sttxses "a asd 81 SIS,
a. w lpr1ish AID scru lCECRAM in any part o.
Festivals, Balls and Parties OF sli Snds iurss 80 IN
the most reasonable terms.
oez On -. .-- G.. ". KpeIRl
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NlTED STATES MAIL LINE.
o"1y hsguiar Lave, azS Without Fails,s
for EigAt Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
RsEsl.r ssiIi.s Days, stA 4 2otA .f...I .e...

CAurIoN-So many frauds and impo- -
siLloLs OF various tpas pave beer lately 90 s
R sHrIpetIfteo % travellers eov nd 70 CA
g for passage by the Y. g. Mail Line Via psns
txs "a the clty OF New York, feels II his dpty 70
snat, 70 AvolI TON they must be oareff To
ma the true oftoe Of tie Steamships OF the II =
III rev ork lr sathorzed 10 engage passaEa
I've ComraMes have only one once I'M New Yort
Easa is al l.s west sFeet, Garner of Warren M '
Compsny's WhlTs, " e aees % tAs
isS J. W. RiVN0Nb' hs a0of'
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900 realms as ss o,o post writing paper.
). $50 reams denny do.
Z. 1000 reams folio post do.
5. so reams medium do.
:. 50 reams royal do.
2. 80 reans super royal do,
=. 30 reans imperial do.
.. 100 realms coloTed medium tassorted colors)
CLAss7.
weigh twenty eight pounds iT ps9 rsam 10
Mer S tnss, Re Fsr ~ by g inches: to
sloc realms writing paper. IL By IS inches. to
weigh twenty SIX pounds.
StsS uo Syd Inches
wsrs s nob by IS inches
o. FO Nams writing paper, ~ by IL Inches, to
weigh twelve pounds per roam.
All the papers designated in classes AID must
contain 4oO perfect sheets the and no GOVT
side" au.es: they to be made of the best mate
rials free from aduteration and finished in the best
blue the standard sizes Of the respective
slnd >; and OF such weight. as may be required by
the sizes and weights speeihed in the schedule.
The right 10 reserved Of ordering greater of less
classes, to be furnished at such times and IN suob
Quantities as the pubic service may require.
subject to a separate contract but bi 'ders may Of
fer for one or more Of the classes in the same pfopo
No proposals will be eOnsldered unless aocompa-
MED by the guarantee that the bidder bdders il
into an obligation with good and suficsnt sureties
20 iufnash the aIticies proposed Blank forms for
pfOp'sdis WI 81 tnlB UINcS, and none
Will be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing Herewith.
A the psper IN the several classea must be deIv-
cred at such place aces be designated in
washington city, in good order, free Of all and cry
extra charge expense and subject to the inspec
ton. count. weight and measurement IF the super
lntendent, and to be In all respects satisfactory.
Samples of all the paper requiI ed may be seen at
tins once, or Will be sent to persons apply ing for
them.
The proposals will be opened in the manner re-
qulred by law ION the FIRST Tuesday amer the. first
Monday December" next, 9TH and the O. ptraot
will be au ard Ell to the lowest bidder.
Proposals will he addressed TO gro. w. Bow
MAN, Superintendent OF the Public Printing CAPITOL
of the United States" and endorsed proposals
uDplying paper" oc s. eotd
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Travellers DIRECTORY.

fAi-ts AhhAN0 u MkNIc.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wlsaffSG T1oS F S9Sa>f Rs VEST.
Inf. MAIL TR,,sNs i tS,iS.s; ,s.,.,.
excepted CONF sotirg closely AZ wAshinYton Junc-
ton, for the west and ChiceEo.
ID. THE CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS AND
CHICAGO EMPRESS CONNECTION caves
Washlngton at 81 .. m, re@oEiLs ClhcsnnAll Itsp p.
10. next day, and connecting directly VITA 81 press
Tram for LOUISVILLE. Csiro and the Southwest ard
for 81. Louis, Kansas, .. Time, from WISH Ington
TO Cnelnnsu z hours or 70 81 losls on, ~ hours.
To view the Grand MouEtai- scenery Of ths Road
IN daylight, take either the s.<5 q. $50 ..
trains from washington.
For PsItsrsburg Snl sIi Stations OF TIE North
western Virgins Road take the 80 y; m. Trair For
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Throegh Tickets ard baggage Checks 20 al guar
ters sEd every othsr possible faculty. vii be found
WAY PASSENGERS for ,ae MLin stem Of the
BstlmcSs and Ohio Railroad WI. isave Washing
For sll polnts between washinH ton Junction and
Plsdmcnt take the 7.t5 O.. m. treins.
For ali Stations between Piedmont and w healing
take the 50 ., m. Tram. To connect with the Fred
FOR BALTIMoREAND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 Is and f.<5
q. m, and $50 and IS p. m. Or SUNDAY at %. N.
Leave Baltimore at l.so and $50 o. m. and SD and
$50 p. m. On Sunday al 50 IN. Only.
The las and AS trans only vli stop NJ way sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
Ing trains nor the west, and the 6.l6. 1.S and $50
p "a. trains for the east.
For further information inquire 81 the Baltimore
and OHIO Rallroed Tickle Ofhce, Washington.
L. II. PARSONS, Agent.
w p. SMITH
oct Master of Tranpor;atioB. Baltimore.
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81. GORDON,
gu % SIN No. sos Pa sv,. WashIngton H. C.,
PRoTECTEb b. RoI,l LstterS 'p.,sps q,

- EOIECIEO oy koyal Letters Patent 81
Erglsnd- and secured by the Seals of the Eccle do
fhsfmso.s de Psr,ssnd the Imperial College ofMed-
;oine. 'ienn,. Fr,esensr NO. Ia remedy for Re-
la1ston, Sperma torrhea, and Exhaustion Of the
system. Inssemsr No. efectualY, II the short
Gates all traces of those disorders which
cub,bs have SO long been thought antldote for 70
the ruin OF the heath OF vast portion of the pop
lanon; Tr;esemar No. IL the great Contineits!
remedy for that class of disorders WHOA un!crtu-
rAteiy, the English ply sican treats with mercury
70 the inevitable destruction Of ths PATIENTS oonst
tuition, and which all the sarsApsrills In the world
cannot remove. TriesemAr Nos. l.2, and are alike
devoid of taste or smell, Sna ofall naGsentInE sual
ties. They may iie on the toilet table without thell
use beng suspected. Sold in tin cases, sud dvrase
IN separate dosss as administered by Vepeau, LtL-
leman, ROux, Rioord, &C., &c. Prlcs IS esch,
Or four cases IN one for &c. which raves eS and L
ct oagee.
Sold BY DR.. FL: A, BARROW, No. Isl Prince st.,s
few blocks west of Broadway, New York. Imme
olstsy on recelp' of the amount DR.. Is. will ward
the 90 oases of Triesenar, and the large sizes, car
rage paid, thus nsurng genuine European prepare
ncns. The SIS cases also sent, but not free Of car
rage. Consultations as usual, from II q. m. till
2. m. and from4 TIL p. m, at No. l67 Prince st.
few blocks west Of Broadway. felH
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He6icines.
THE BEST cough sYRCF IN rae
:, The best COUCH SYEUP IN the vcrld q. -
HARTsHoRNEs PEgT9EsAAL SYRUP OF

N-VfLN.
HARTsHoRNF's PBCfoRAL SYRUP OF
- WILD CHERRY.
This article 10 prepAred by chemist. and 10 pto-
bounced oy medioA men. and those " no have Iced
u, 70 Dc the best pfepsrntion tor Cossas, Colds,
Ca.arrh, Broachiifs, Hoarssasss, Sore Threai
Jrom SsId, ano preventive of that lion Of dis.
Persons who sing should use il. II 10 pleasant 20
the TASTE softens clears and strength the voice.
Aeys AL irritation OF the thu and lungs and pre-
vents taking cod. .-. II +. =.
IL Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81. Sod by all
dria. oc ii-sf
EORDuN'S ASIATIC MiXTURE-A safe
~ speedy, and CERTAIN cure fer Choie "a Morbus,
FINK, Dy sentery, DGrrhes and all affections Of the
Bowels, and for Summer Complaint OF Children.
There Is no Mecioine equal to IL IL would nc; in.
cure an infant month old. The subscriber has
used 1t in his family for than ten years, and
supplied the afflicted free of ohsFge witE entire sue
cess IN every case. He Is now Ind2 ;ed by gentle-
men 10 tins CITY that have tested its virtue 10 place
u IN the different lirug stores Ia WGshlLgt ton fof
sale. Manufactured and for sale by
J VI. GORDON,
8u % SIN No, sos Pa Az Washmgtop ~ C.
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I ADIEg HAIR WORK REPAIREP.o or takeg
Maap faotoFy. Pa. svsnpe betvsea 9Th ana losh 20
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Mr.. Hoover attended the Temperance meet
stng on Monday night, but not finding the dis
sscourse Of Mr.. Barker consistent with his
theory and practice, wasleaving in DISC ust TAX
ling occasion, as he was going out Of the room
100 express his sentiments in terms more forci-
&ele than chasie. WheI enpoh Marshall Nv
srs invited him over to the brick building near
lfhs Court House, and insisted upon his spend
taE the night. Whether Mr.. Hoover was
31sased with his lodgings or not we cannot
cay, bcthe took his leave in the morning APP
paSently sober but entirely oblivious about his
spssch q the temperance meeting the previ-
Gus svsaing, from which circumstance it il
supposed that Nj. Hoover was drunk on tina
eeesuon. t
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.THEsKREosEKE LASP.-This Lamp, one Q
,uhich Nv a. Pavor ~ FRIEND. GSnalsnA ~ a

.THEsKREesEkE LAAR.-This Lamp, one of
which. BY tke favor Of friend Copeland Of the
Drug Store, we have been permitted to test, is
one Of the triumphs Of the age in which we
Mys. !, isa perfect combination Of beauty.
pimplicity, utility, safety and cheapness.-
The Oh used is Coal Oil, which il is imposi-
AIe to explode, or suddenly inAame, which
gives : better ard more brilliant light than
amy known substance. at less than half the cost
pf Cdsdies, asd fire times cheaper taan Bpra-
jsg Fisid, giving out 70 odor, aud entirely
safe in any hands. It emits light almost as
brilliant and q agreeable to The eye as the
ssnn. Cali At Copeland's and examine these
iamps. They will be found burning every
evening 1t the Drug Store.
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Ayers Cathartig Pills

nsn1 Scisnces Of Chemistry and Nnh1cans Aass bssA-
4 ta&ed their utmost to produce ~ ~ Wost psefc4
purEativs which = known to maj Innnmesabss psUsA
~ shown thss thee Puls have virtues Which sgrpa 10
excellence the ordinary msdicnes and that they win
prscsdentedly upon the estssm a ~ sn. They akQs
and pleasant 70 taAs, bat powerful u enc Their psns,
srating properties sealss he MD siss q As body
rsa,ovs<hs ohstrucsus - ~ orsA pas n blood,
and expsl dssass. They parsecut which
breed and grow dlstsmpsr, stimulate suggsA disos
dered organs into tAsY natural setDa ard ipast hhy
TONE with strength % The vhos ysssm. Nss eAy do
they the everyday eompaintg of every boy, hut
aeo trmidAhAs and 6nesrous de9Asss thSt hAv bened
he bs.t of hamaa skill while they produces Dswsein
sects they Il the time In diminishsd sss IN
GAa aid bse physie tAscsn b employed - dhillSsa.
purely vegetable, fes from any ssa q Aarn. cars,
have been made which rpass bsais vsrU 49, untsaA
santiased by II such exalted posoa ana eAasapesy
TO forbid the suspicion Il untrusA Many suiasst
cergymsn and rhydeAns have eat sAs,r snass - ess
y 70 the public tie reliability q MP rsusaisa vhls oh,
sfs have sent me me Assurance e then eunvsrssa tAas
my Preparations contribute insnssy>o ~ rs,isf a mp
aaaictsd, suffering Ssliownen. mks
he Agent below named pessed 10 fnraIsA ssssh ~
American Amanae, Containing drsctpas rtsar ~ and
ssrtiAcatss a their cures u .hs Soowins eoapains
cs.!isssssa. Bilicus Complaints. Rhssnaeu. DvopV,
Hsartbrn Asa.lAchs arising Apm ibal ssoascA, Naa
s Indigestion Morbid Inaction Of the Bowels And raa
srsug sssrsirom rss,..sney Ioss q Appetite = uss.H
Medicine. scrofa orKiags Evil. They a,so b paies
ing tbs blood aud stimulating the sysea e0s0 Many
complaints which IL would not be supposed ehsy cpuld
reach such Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
Nervous Irrahty, Derangeneuts al the Liver and KID
usys Gout and ether kindTed complaints priing fun
Nv state Of the body ohstrucsscn u H. faustions
Do NOT be put on BY unprinctrasd dsaisrs viii
other PIN they maAstmcss psuhs ON. Al 1br Axn's
Pula and take nothing else. No ether tAsy % glvs
you ooAparss with th6 IN ~ intrnde vaiss e1Ass
powsD- ms sick want ths bsse ~ tAsrs : - 49,
end they sb6uId have Il. :.
Prepared by Or. J. C. AYKR
praseisal aaA Analytical chsnAk Iewsu, 3asa
Pasn - On. n Do1- INA - ma
SOLD ~ So
J. u. Taylor, Ottunua; WIN. Myers. Agency City;
Lane 4 ReesuAn. Dahloneea; J. G. Danlap O., ID
dyvills; A. A. Rau'say. Alhia Aonhail Acraee. Eee-
kuk, aud all Druggists. ~ i.
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= We neglected tomsntion last week the

e We neglected tomsntion last week the
Ane twystory trrk residence Of Al. Graves,
q the corner Of Front and College Streets, the
outside IT which IN just being completed. II
II valuable acquisition to that part Of the
city. Ths imprsssmsnts 81 tie present sea :
son not sNly compare tSyorsbly rtth fsSvisus
Esessons he number q buildings going ap,
but tafp tosethsr they are decidedly more
substantial and costfys SA
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q The city i, now full Of strangers. an,

q The city is now full Of strangers, and
the leading and prevailing enquiry Is for rooms
for business purposes. One heavy stock Of
groceries hss been opened the past week -
Ahothsris coming the first Of September, and
other parties are, anxious to come II they can
rent. Il should be question with our citizens
what can be done to accommodate these par
ties With places to do business In. A large
.psnbsr q stores could aow be rented at TAR
rates. Some, We have heard of, will rent
ground ana build II they Can get good time and
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A CAAxoE.-Anong the changes Of the
pat week we hear Of the sale BY Adler and
fssasmaa Of their stock Of goods. Having
been among our most promiDent merchants,
Msssrs Adler and Fsinsma6 Wall b missed on
change. They ere succeeded BY Mr.. John
= iHArpeny. and wsshavs sssfy assurance
that the establishment, which has always been
. popular. enc, win, in Ais hands b ably sns-
staiasd. We haye'ho doubt Of it, al there are
Ntsw who caa compete with Johu among the
ribbons. Advertisement next week.
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e We are constantly reminded that in our
notices OF improvements, we overlook some
body, and we must confess that while 90 many
IbuildinGs are going np-in all parts Of the city
Ssit i di6icult to Lotice al Of them without
special reporter, which we can't afford until
the railroad gets hers, when we expect to start
. daily. For Instance, our enterprising friend
John ~. Hedrick, right opposite and In full
sviev oe our Office, is making, perhaps, more
-sxtsasivs improvements than any other one
~, iaans losslity, and we believe We have
net alluded to thu feet ct all. Well, ws,will
now ssy that friend Hsdrick, IN the WY 81
moving and arranging buildings and putting
r<hsa up, i doing :. great work on Samantha
stfsst between Market and Green. The large
4we stsry baildipg IN which Societies have
49, wyut 20 msstin thu. past, has been turned
500 hate iius With the large dwelling and the
peesstasy I'll Of the hall building il tO be
assdih lins and bstwssa TIE two, while east
al EAry nsat story and halt brick cot.
- hls sprung up within I fsw dsys, and l.
slnsw -alnsst completed Sxtssnally. M He'd
yiek win have y valuable and We presume 8
productive 4 property - any In the city.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-08-26
DIX. J. w. GARNER,
DENTIST. OF HUNTINGTON IOWA

rs prepared to perform all Dental
IL operations. No charge for any op-
GRAFTON that can be exceliea for perma- q YYV0 \
nency, durability, or for exact imitation I1D
ofthe nafurAtseth. Particular attention paid to the
irregularity OF childrens teeth.
ROOMS-At the late residence ofD B. Abrahsm's
Ladies waited upon 1t their resiS encS ii requested
In4S-u
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NyAKEN up by a. B. Comhstock, living In RichIand
Township, Wapslo County, Iowa, ON the Sd day
Of June, 1855, one bright sorrel mare about IA or 10
hands high, star IN the f0sehead right f0re-foct and
let hindfoot white and white marks the back s0I
posed to be caused by the saddle with Wind gals ON
the knee joints upon the hind legs and hoofs, and
lame In the fore feet splt from che hsv down TO the
end OF the heofa No other naPks or brands percey-
abiesypleeedt - hse er10yssrs old. ,Apprsised d
'V osso ISs ssfsAH 5, y SEIf Ss G,ssx