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NQTICE

hereby given to the attorneys of Boyd 6
i OFT, William Oksy, Master Commissioner,
and to the biddsrs or purchasers, or other per-
sons interested, that the use and possession of
Lot No. Sixteen (16,) in the town of Claring-
ton, Monroe Caunty, Ohio, is claimed by me
until the frstday of April, 1859.
5 Me& JACOB T-MoRRILB. >.
clarinston Feb. 10, lsSs--3r.
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ROAD NOTyrE

rNHBRE will bs a pstition presented Ia, the
i Trustees OF Salem township, Monroe Coun-
ty, Ohio, on the 10th day of Msreh, 1855, pray
ing for The location and establishment Of a
township road, commencing near the residence
Of Joseph Ward, at tho county road; thsncs
across the creek to the mouth OF n run; thcnca
up the run the best route near the dwelling
house OF Samuel Wistsrman; thence 10 ntnr-
scot the county road near the Cain School
house. MANY PxriTlosRxs.
Fab 10 1888 nj let astfqs ;
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Attachment Notice.
George w. Durkes, Plaintiff,
ts1 nwaiust al - =

3ss 30, King Haines, Defendant. Z
.QEFORE Michael Bouxhner, aJustice Of the
- Peace of Adams township. Monroe county,
Ohio. On the 22d day of January, 1858, said
yustics issued an serdsr. Of attachment in the
above case, forsthe sum ofstwenty-six dollars
and seventy-siK ccnts, against said defendant
King Hainss, who is .. non-residcnt of said
county, which is set for hearing ON the 27th
day of March, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Feb. 10, 1859. GEO. w, DURKEE. i
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE undersignedS offers fol. salegthe fasin ouaI
which he now lives, lying on Rich Fork, IN ),
Wayne township, miles southwest Of Woods
field, containing 81 acres, about 45 Of w7lIcG !.
are cleared. There is son said farm d large
Hewed- log Shing le-ro0 fed Barn 4
and the frame Of new dwelling house. and the !.
of excellent quality, much Of It limestone land,
and is we'll watered Nearly the whole tract :
is under fsnoe.l For terms apply to the subsss
Tscriber on the premises. sud .assi3g1aaa ia
& JAMRs d. MoRRIsN.
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Z ; ATTACHMENT A NOTICE.

TA' 's. Pollock .,ysss:n %y 'ns..ass writ .,
John $. Heaid. the 18th day of january,
1858, issued by Geo. W. Durkse, = Justice
Of the Peace for Salem township, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, against the goods, chattels rights,
credits, moneys, effects, and stocks, or interest
In stocks, Of the defendant John 4. Hsad, q
hundred and twenty-one dollars; which Is to
bs heard on the 9th day Of March, A. D. 1858.
W%i : ~ THOMAS POLLOCK 1
Jan. 27, 1855. .
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JOuN w sTRINER,s ESTATE

JOHN w. sTRINERS ESTATE
lNTOTlCEis is hsreby siventhat the undersigned
IN was, on the 2lst day Of Jan. 1888, appoint
ed by tho Probate court sf Monros county, o.,
Administratrix with the will annexed, of the
estate OF John w. Steiner, late Of said county,
deeeased. CHARLOTTE STEINER,
Jan, 7, 1S5S.-3w. pd. Admir-.
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Administrators Sale !.

DY virtue of an order, to nae, directed, FROM
IL the Probate, Conrt in, and for Monroe
County, Ohis, win offer for sale, at public
auction, on the premises, the. following real
estate situated in said. county. to witt The
north east quarter Of the south east quarter Of
Section ~, Township and Range 4, containing
40 acres more or less, said premises are sold
free of dewcr and all other ineumbrances,
Sale to. commence at 10 o'clock A.. M, ON
Saturday the goth day Of February 1888.
TERMS OF SALE -s
One third in hand, one third in six msnths,
and the residue within enc yeas; the deferred
payments to be with interest, and seeursd to
the satisfaction Of the undersigned. =,
Jan, 81, 1858, HARvEYT. NIT CHILL.
Adm'r of John Myers, deed
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AYER'S
/ CHERRY
PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
= Colds, Coughs, and
KOarsel Ia csS.

BHIxrfnAo, Mass, 2oth Dse., 1es6.
BR. j. O.AYRN: do not hssi tate b sag
he best remedy have svor found far
Coughs, Hosrssness, Influenza, and tlts
scncominnt symptouts Of q Cold, II yostr
cfsRRY PscroRAL. Its constant uss il
nay practice aud my family kr the last
ten yoars Inns slIown h 10 possess supe.
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ROAD NOTICE

There will be q petition presented to the
l. Trustees of Salem and Switzerland
Townships, Kenres County, Ohio, on the LIST
day Of March, 1855, for the purpose Of laying
out and establishing township road, COM
mencing at the north west corner Of lands own
cd by Conrod France, in Salem township, thence
north along the line between the lands of Jacob
Tschappat, Esq, and Adam Sherman, on the
lands Of said Sherman until said road reaches
near the lane of said Sherman, thence across
the cerner of said Tschappats field to intersect
the present road in Shermans lane, thence the
best route to intersect the county read leading
from Beallsville to Darlington; also to vacate
so much Of the, township road is on the
lands eff said Sherman. .y,,..
January, q, 1858 Ror A PETITIONER. =
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AND THREE LOTS in the town of New
Castle, Green Township, Monroe county, Ohio,
are for sale, or rent, on reasonable terms.
Any one wishing to purchase can have it
by paying 500 down, or on the 1st day of
April, 1855 and the residue April lst 1889.
Or will let it on reasonable terms. 1t is
very suitable property for mechanic, Black
smith, shoe maker, &c. There is well OIL the
premises. Fer any further information inquire
of the subscriber one mile north of New Castle
Jan. 27, 1858. ALEXANDER DIXON.
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u y Horrible!

n = :.
On the morning Of the 10Th, three miles
nerth east Of BeallsyilIe in this county, a
man was found 10 the road frozen, he wa S
lying on his face with his hands up to the
wrists, and tho greater part Of. bis head
and face ip the mud; in which econditioa
be was found dead and frozen SO tight
thatlhs had to be chopped outwi;hia nut
took. IAt the time our informant left ,sthe
body lad not been recognized, the cloth
ing were'so completely covered with mud
that It was impossible to distinguish their
color. Cause Is not yet known. s,sa3
Since writing the above we have beea
informed that his name was John Beabout,
and leaves wife and three small children.
Herald, a. h - .... -
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I Monroe Lodge, No. l89, ].
or FREQ and Accepted Masons, meet the
~ Wednesday evening on, or preceding each
full moon, at the Masonic HALL
oFFICERS:
WARREN HOLIIsTER,, w. NJ ~ r.
G.. H. DAvESPoRr, 8. w. II. B. HILL, 8. D.
LEWIS LuproN, J. w. q N. HoRFFLER, J. D.
JAS. r. NORRIS, Sec'y.N ~ .--,, Tyler.
3. AIouno1p, Treas. i Astsss !
z Woodsfeld, Feb. 10, 1858.
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EJCAUTIoNl,--Nons are eenuine un1sai <
the words aHsliouay.l New Yort tsad rxexe
don" are discsrnible as Watsr- Aark ln9vssr.
leaf Of the book Of directions around sA1X 81
or bog; tbs same may be plainly ssSn " skS)oSs
ins the ieaf to tAsslisAt a handssns 1s~nnA 81
formation as may lead to the dstsctieny = fazvs =
party or parties counterfsiting the med efn6s
or vending the same, knowing thsm t. tS SySs J
rious. KS u agssJ ss ss,i,.1t 81 stli ,izzi
Sold at the manufactcryl ef Rrsfsenera.
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and byss.
all respectable Druggists and Dsilsrs In Medi-s
cine, throughout the United States ana t&st
civilizsd world, in boxes At IS cents, 90 ss6ns g
and 81 each. sSssS 81 s,ssssss al
ing one of the large sixes. ID s. 8
N. B-Dirsctions for the guidance Of -.
tisnts in every disorder are afaxsd to each ksx.
Oot.s IA. 1867.--ly. ts s. A.tsss- ss.ssst x-FFs
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Isaac Anderson's Estate. ,d.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
lN have bsen appointed and qualified assAd-
ministrators Of the estate Of Isaac Anderson,
late of said county, deceased. sssl!,sfoEE So 2
= ssis safR sssi JOHN DAKAN, se8
s3f@ rss5ssE - IT. w. MELLOTT, y!si
Fob. 8, 1s5S.--3w. pa. s2sa Adm'rs. u
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BLANK DEEDS f.- sale at ,ais oeee.
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ted that ll}nrus,g Of Ohio, would vote
against the Lecomptonites, On the morn,
ing ofsthat day,howeyer, he came to an.
othef perception Of bis duty, on an under
standing lwith,the Rrcsidsntathat his son.
in-Iaw should retain the valuable place of
Postmaster at Ksoknk, Iowa, and that be-,
himself, should be gratilied with the Office
cfMarshal OF the NorlherR District Of
Ohio wheDshis present term In the House
is completed ssspn#An
Mr.. Hoard read from the Consultation
shaving that the Presidents power with
Congress only extends TO matters Of leg
islation, and Washington's Farewell Ad-
drsss against lirespassing upon the rights
ofthe National Legislature. adding that
these newspaper statements formed the
bGsis Of action for the Honse to pursue.
Mr. Warren said that II Mr. Hoard In
sinuated that the men on tho Democratic
side Of the House could be influenced by
cowardiee, orhope, or fear, he was mach
mistaken - N either the Executive. nor
others, could Influence them. He was on
the track Of the distinguished reporter
and che could find him he would <expel
him. .LosnStiA 9uE lesbi8ai' os fud ~ 'H9
Mr. Burns pronounced the statement
insSthe Tribune an unqualified fnlse.
hood. .t.r,sss has Ass,sfs tsslahz
NE Stephens remarked that the move.
nent of Mr.. Hoard was founded upon a
vague rumor. rsid afek al1n ~ .f
Mr.. ,Washburne, of Maine, accused Mr..
Stephens of an attempt TO strangle inves-
CATION h,,,isfidrnf ~ lfie t'sa'N 4 haa ASA
Mr. Giddings was sorry to see nnne,
cessary excitement. It became the states
men representing free peopletoo purge
themsclyes ofsuch charges of corruption.
He referred to the fact thatthe Democrats
had once expelled q reporter Of the 2ri-
juus for stating that his colleague, Mr..
Sawyeroate osausages esa' rlniiinea llT s'fsto
The House, by vote of 10S against ss
decided that Mr.. Hoard's resolution was
nots question ofprivilsge. :. Adjounrned
till Monday. ssa'fk
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Mankind Wonders, but Believes
,dwuy aRalDmBasRs rArADtl basy

WHY ARR DtsBA5ES FATAJti baNtjs
Merely bscass sphysisitiis prescribing sfars q
their effects, inatead ef thslr cause, try 10 rs-
lisye symptoms insteaa Of Graduating their rect.
The action OF tllsso Pills Il preciisIy the ~ =
verHs. They expel from the sscretivs organs z
and the circulation the morbid matter whisiGr,
produces INF LAMATl0N, PAIN, FEVER, DE- 4
BlLlTY and PHYSICAL DECAY; and the basis
Of disease being removed, its nianifsstatienah
vanish. While ordinary remedies only sAes4
q temporary respits TO the sufferer, tAs61
pills annihfiate The disorder. 500 s,s IA sso
SToA.a CT .iND LIVER CONPL.aINTS.
These are the complaints OF the million.
Few escape thenI and, II neglected, they lsad
10 immeasurable dangerous inAladies. Dul &
why neglect themwlen HOl4L0WAY's PIII.es
will eradicate them as certainly as water e. .
tingushes frs During tho last quarter Of 8 -
century these wondyrful pills have been Il
tionalized in all parts Of the werid0 They are i
admitted by virtue OF special deoress int the n
aoniniops Of despotisua, and hare bsssns the i
great household remedy in this our own Re- 4
/ NERVOUS USiDTSoRDER8 q sssssIs
Death Is simply aitotxi paralixxtion Hsf the 4
nerves of melton and sensation, and any de-
rangementof thsse delecate organs Affects dis
astrously both the body and the mind. Te
an article Of prime necessity. They inpayts =
tone and, viger TO- thsiintesnsl organs, asdal
consequently to the nsrypps system, whis
pervades and connects them. Hence tAsiv
marvellous cures Of IffsrEaIA, NERVOUS TmIfsni
IScs, and other kindred ieomplaints.y i'stosiaei
PHYSICAL PR0STRA --.-sal D
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ORLANDO SHELBY, OF sNRLpYvIlL1
Oss,mp<ives do not despair till you have tried AyEa's
HEnRY PRToRAL. It s made by Of the best medical
hests in the world and its all around bssyeak
high merits Of It's virtues. I,tiaodsphid Ledger
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THs lRoNHAsTERs OF FRANcE.-The most
inysterate and formidable enemies of free
trade are the ironmasters-formida from
their unreasonable Obstinacy, their organiza-
tion, their great wealth-and the population
over which they have control. When, at the
close of the Russian war, it was rumored that
Government proposed to continue the modified
import duties on foreign iron, these gentlemen
assembled, and openly stated that if the inten-
tion were persevered in they would close their
works, AMI throw their people on the State for
support. They further asserted that if they
originally voted for the Emperor, it was from
the firm conviction that the nephew would
maintain and carry out to the full the policy
Of the uncle; and that, should the expectation
be baftled, they would think u second time te-
fore giving their support to II government which
sought to curtail their profits
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ID The army worm has appeared on fIrms
nesr Norfolk.
IL The name Of yuma is proposed for a
new Territory, TO be formed from the westers
division Of Utah.
IL Silver coin IL so plenty at New York that
II Is advertised for sale in lots OF 500 and up
wards, at n per cent. discount.
III meeting Of - colored Americans has
been held In Kingston, ia, to encourage the en-
igration Of free blacks from the United states.
ID The Harrisburg Herald says wild ducks
are now numerous on the Susque hanna, aud gun
Hers killing many.
G5f IL Is said that grsa. numbers Of the Polish
eKiles are ayailing themselves NJ the Cars am
nedy aud returning To their unfortunate country.
OF Ohio built in 1857, 22O churches, worth
siUO, ,0OO; sOO school houses, worth sos 900 and
~ county buildings, worth SBO1,OU.
IL ID Is said that the free negroes OF Texas
are dvailing themselves OF 4 recent law OF that
state enabling them 10 choose masters and be-
comes slaves
III The Young Mems Christian Association
Of Boston, is engaged In discussing the question
whether II Is consistent with the character Of q
CHRISTIAN 10 play the game OF chess.
D- white woman in Mecklenburg county
Va became the mother, few days since, OF fouI
cblldIeuI Two OF whom were Of her own color,
aud the other two black
III The Chinamen who were hung In Amadol
county, Cal, for murder cut OF their finger nails
had them enclosed In beautiful boxes. and scent.
~ win iaAc perfumes, IOf tdhsInlSSlon 10 tncli
friends In the FlOwery Kingdom
ID reporter was politely received In the
sessions OF the Catholic Provincial Council i'm
Cincinnati, spread his note book and prepared to
take notes Of their proceedings. His repGst was
very brief, for the proceedings were conducted In
Latin.
III The St Paul Advertiser learns that Ed
mnnd ice has completed negotiations in New
York for the construction of fifty miles of the
Minnesota and Pacific road, to commence imme-
diately, and be completed before the first Of De-
cemoer, and that for this purpose the contractor,
hive engaged to put 5OO hands on the road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-20

CHICAGO AS SEEN BY AN kDIroR. The Cleve-
land Plain Dealer has lately seen Chicago
through peculiar spectacles
Chicago IS busting city. 1t was formerly
in Illinois, but now Illinois is init Lake Michi.
gan is situated on Chicago. The principal pro-
ducts of Chicago are corner lots, statistics, wind
the Democratic press, and long John Went.
worth. The population of Chicago is about
sixteen millions, and is " rapidly increasing. i
The people are very unassum ming and moral
almost too much SO The real estate de are
honorable men, like Pantus, wouldn't tell a
lie for any ything. Chicago is not in the tenn
perats zone, the habits of the people not being
at all in that way.
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Miscellaneous.
WHEELER & wILs0 VS. SEWING MA

These admirable and truly unequalled FamiIy
sewing Mechnes are exhibit ION and for sale al
the store OF T.. j. STEER. No. 4e8 Seventh st.
iadies who desire to have perfecf maching, one
which makes back stitch on both sides of the cot
whloh edHno: be ravee ed out which performs Gu
well on al Kinds Of family sewing. whether the
mateIlal oe thick or thln. coarse or fine, and whose
tnlnly be accommodated by calling on the agent at
No lady should 20 to the expense of purchasing a
sewing Machine until she has first made herseli
acquainted with merits of the Wheeler Wilson
tion.
Pamphlets illustrating ths manner in which the
various sewing machines form their stitches, and
how the stitches appear the CLOTH both above and
beiow, together with their eotive raveng prop
critics, are furnished on application z. .atIs.
Full and complete instructions given, without
oharse at the home OF the purchaser, if the city
ma IL 2tav9v
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r.. ANALOSTON RETREAT.

H.. ANALOSTON RETREAT.
n HE undersigned has rented the magnfcent
pwellIng on AnalOstOn Island, opposite 4 4
Georgetown. fora PLACE OF YEA9
tsr Gentiemen during the approaching .&
warm season aid pledges himself to keep Il In a
satisfactory manner.
The beauty of this charming Island is too well
Known to require description.
1t can be conveniently reached, bv boats from all
quarters. boat will ALWAYS be found in waiting at
the love! end of High street, Georgetown, within
tWohundTed yards of the Omnibus Station, and one
a. l4th street Bridge, Canal.
The undersigned is quite certain that if entemen
WI make one trip there, they will thereafter visit
totteh as their business will permit.
hs subscriber Is well known having had
dhaTge of a large sn1 fashionable establishment in
DIS city. His Island House will be opened on the
I'd Instant. -'.- = =
9t can aiso be reached by gentlemen fond of an
agreeable drive or ride. by crossing the Long Bridge,
Sod from thence, ty a good road to the causewsy
ffen tie main land to the Island.
l.. HALPIN.
NJ. .S.-ArTangements can he " ade for the accom-
mediation of PIC Mics and Fishing Parties at the
GE0cery and Wine Store of Jonas p. Levy. corner
ofl2th and streets, north, near the Canal No 554
sap Is 3dSw6w Intel.&States
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nENTISTRf.
- DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
oIvIcm NO iss PENNsrLvtNIA AvxHuR. QSS7
7Ayss dooSs (yoNs l4tA SIrssS, 0

DR.. BAILY bess leave to inform the puhlic that bs
can be seen at all hours, his Office located as al ove
He feels assured that perience Of fifteen years
variety of dcult that he has treated success.
fuily, VIII enable him to surmount any difficulty,
own experience confirming the opinion of many mep
nd smd1s1s ana n che and sspec,sy DR.. as
card an mercurisl preparations for filling Teeth, also
ell Enamss, Gutta Peroha, India Rubber, and Cs-
Teeth. and that Poroean. mo1nted ~ on Gold PI.te,
u the only reliable substance that be worn in the
American Dental Convention. '"N W INC ia''
ALTHOUGH he asster; himself from hi. long resi-
known to his numerous friends and patrons hs bess
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany
this oltI.
Dr. STxPHIN BAILY: Desr Sir-I desire TO express
my esteem for you personally, and my confdenoe in
you as superior dentist. The operations ex ecuted
s e:
paoiic that your skill % vel deserves.
Washington. A.s. H. lsss koar. Nv WsPRHhrcu PErHH
Having employ % Sss sssphsn Bsa; cG D.D
aa Of Wsfs % i. I'D 70
my entire satisfaction, and view of the fact that
College of Baltimore, failed afer pested trSis. e
,esiorm the same work satisfactorily, il Eiver me
Baltimore. Jan. IL, 1857 AARMANN BOG0s.
Extract from note recey cd from tie late Hen, Jsh,
M. Clayton.
v. 3. SENATE, Avg. -, las.
Tas tsssa 4 yss made for me xoEt admirably moth
iAs could Be better. Very knaM knrtaaeMtpi}, .v-o~
70 those that seek relief from tn. m..di.. of tn.
tseth can cheerfely ! [ecommend Dr. =. Baiy as Q
shperior Dentist; he made q set Of porcelain teeth
for one of ny family and pugged several teeth for
ssn iS ys.s su 'n' .. HA S&0S,n nj &cIS ,n
Of tho Va. Conf. of the NJ. Z. Churoh South.
April IS. 1SH.
We, the undersirned, having had ocoasion to avail
eurselgee OF the professional skill of Dr. 3. Bally
surgeon DENTIST of this city, having been cogny-
ant OF ms operations our families or friends take
pleasure IN our admiration of his artistic
ekll, yell as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and dithcut
operations In Dental Surgery, and pectfully
commend him to the confidence and patronage OF the
public. of which we consider him omlnenty worthy,
THOMAS y. WALTER, Architect u. =. CspItoI.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID: of Washington, d. G.
u. 8. BOHRRR, MI. ID. of Georgetown, ID. C..
N. 3. LINCOLN, NJ. d., Of Washington, ID. G.,
Jos. II. BRADLRY, of Washington, ID. e.
9IoR6g WALTON, tx Governor OF Florida.
WALTyR LKNOx, Ex Mayor OF WashInstonI
HHNRI BALDWIN, U. 9. Patent Once,
febt0 II
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: INOTlCE TO REDlTOR SIN ACCORDANCE
~ with a deed In trust from WIN. BOWLING, oi
deorgetown. ID. c., Gated March I'D. 1883 and duiy
recsrded In .Iber J. A. -, No. $50. folIos l. 2 s. a.
apd 5. hereby notify all persons claiming under the
Provisions of said deed, to file their respective
claims with me at James C. McGuIre's Auction
IoOnls, Washington, ID. c., on or before June Ist,
lSos otherwise they may be excuded from any ben
eht In the distribution.
ap - -2aw6wH THO. J. FISHER Trustea
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ITO THOSE INTERESTED,

JAMES OSBORN respec ecifuy calls your atten-
ton to the punotualty, reliability. and economy of
his b BAGGAGE aud FIR EIGHT EXPRESS run
nng between Alexandria, Washington city, and
Ge9Igetown HIS Wagons call at the Depots nm
mediatsy after the arrival OF the trains of the Bal
t,more and Washington and Orange and AlexandrI.
Railroads for such Freq as may be ned to
hm 0r delivery In either of the named above.
He pledges himself To charge only reasonable pri-
oes and tn leave no effort his part untred to give
satisiaetion tn all who require the services Of
his Express.
He pays freight through on all goods consigned to
ms cal g, when necessary, just rs the cOmmi ssion
Merchants do, and forwards his bulls for such ad
vances to be paid on the deliver, of the freight.
All Packages by railroad Intended to be intrus ed
to his Express, should be distinctly marked-"Carc
HIS States for the receipt OF orders delivered IN
person, will be found IN Alexandra at StOuten-
burgs, corner Of King and Columsus streets; at A.
T. Gregory's, corner Pitt and King streets, and at
Knox d Bros, Union street. near the foot of Kins
street IN Washington city at the Star Office, and at
.. Bacon Bro 3, corner Pa. avenue and 7th ST.,
aud At LinthIcums Hardware Store, corner OF
Bridge and High streets, GEORGETOWN.
Respectfully. &c. JAMES OSBORN
Refer to Mayenburg Il Brothers, J. l.. Stewart
Stone Co, of Alexandra the Editor of the Star
and the Proprietor of smiths United States Hotel,
Ia Washington and MIR. Linthicum, Hardware
Dealer, and Mr.. English. Hardware Dealer, in
Georgetown. ma 1I-lw