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PRorfcTE6 z "a o1s, N 3d.. a 2 .p.,.,, :,
Enssnd and :se.rsd y tSs seais s. sosIs %
Pharmaoie de Parissnd the Imperial College of ed
icine, Vienna. Triesenar No. 10 remedy for Re
taxation. spermatorrhda, and Exhaustion OF the
space Of three days completely and entirely eradi:
Gates ell traces OF those disorders whica copaviaand
cubebs haye so long been thought antdots for to
the rum q the health OF vast portion the popu
remedy for that class OF disorders whloh, unfortu
natey, the English ply sician treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction Of the patients consti
tutlOn and winch all the sarsaparilia In the would
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos I, q and are alike
devoid Of taste or smell. and OF all nauseatng quail
ties. They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases. and divided
In separate doses as administered by Velpeau IsI-
leman, ROux, kicord, &C., &c. Price SIS each,
OF four cases In one for 50, which saves SS and in
&H cases.
Sold by DIR. H. A: BARROW, No. Isl Prince st., a
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imme
diatsy on recelp of the amount Dr. b. will forward
the 50 Gases of Tresemar, and the large sizes,
rage paid, thus nsurlng genuine European prepara-
tons. The IS cases also sent but not tree Of car
rage. Consultations as usual, from II a. m. till 2
p m and from till ?. m, at No. Isl Prince st..
few blocks west of Broadwsy. Sold also by J..
STOTT, Washington. fe "
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Commissioner OF the Is eneral Land Oflos
ian wi3w
LANDS TT6 MARKEf IN sY THE s TTkkTTEEN Of

NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE or
Notice Is hereby gwen that the Land Office st
Huntsville, IN the State Of Alabama, will be open Co
The SHie At private eniry aud location, on and AFTER
fhe h~si day OF May ert, ofa rdcaHf public Ia,d
embraced IN the fpnwll townships. which had heos
PROCLAIMED ard fered prICr TO tie withdrawal ~
notice No. 565, o, ing iaBds which had been with
Drawn 10 satisfy that part Of the road grant act
81 Congress approved 81 June. 1856. which coniem-
plated road fro Memphis TO Charleston, that part
Of I'd grant having been rejected by the State ofAl-
ALBANIA, viz:
South Of the base lime and east of the HHn;sufl!s
meridian
Townships ], 2, 5, {, 5, and 6, of rangeI.
Townships l, 2 s. Z, and 3. and The parts of town
ships and north OF the Tennessee river OF rsnse
8.
Townships I. q T. S, ard 6. and the parts of town
snip north OF the Tennessee river. OF ranges
townships j, 2. 5, 4. and s. and the parts of town
ships 6, and north of the Tennessee, of range 4.
Townships and Z. and the parts OF townships S
ana north of the Tennessee, of ranges
SOHfA Of the base iins and rest Of fhe Hhats-iRs
nsridiaH
townships I. ?. s. I, 3, and O. Of range I.
Townships and Z. of range7.
Townships !. ., g. {. 5, s, and T. Of ranges 2 and o.
Townships |, >, 5, s. aGd G, Of ranges 10, n, L. IS,
IA, and Is.
Township l, OF range Is.
Given under my hard AZ the e eneral Land OfIce,
az the city OF Washington the 18th day of FebrUary
1864, THtiS A UENDRiCES
lie <c-IaWoW Commissioner.
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IL The Virginia Legislature have exempted
Inc hrSmep of Norfolk from iury d,,,,,

II The Virginia Legislature have exempted
the nrsmen OF Norfolk from jury duty.
ID A truck, or dairy farm Of 81 acres, miles
rom Norfolk. was sold at auction, lately, aud
brought 81, $50
III Major George Loring, aged 60 years, a re-
sPected citizen of Sing Sing, made way with
himself by taking two ounces of laudanum.
iO- A Boston medium" Mrs. Ada Coan, en-
tertained the members of the Massac husetts Leg
islatnre with series Of spiritual manifestations
on Wednesday evening.
IL The Charlottesville Advocate saws that 80
confident are the friends Of the Extension of the
Orange and AleXandria Railroad of the passs1e
OF the appropriation, that already are the bonds
Of the company assuming a frmer and healthier
tone In the money market.
III Miss Pellet proposes to forward to CAL
itornia a consig of i've thousand marriage.
able girls from the New England States They
are 20 De consigned to the various divisions of
the Sons Of Temperance, who are to provide for
their wants-husbands included
III The social statistics just published by the
Registrar General Of Great Britain show that
OF illsgitimate children born in those cities is
seven per cent. ofthe total births, il is thirteen
per cent. in Dundee, Perth and Aberdeen The
per centage Is five in London
III The feeling in favor of a general Lankrunt
law appears to be growing in New York, and
many OF the prominent presses and business men
are its warm advocates Ii is suggested that the
defects OF the act of 1Sil can be avoided and Il
tiee to both debtor and creditor.
ID Rents In dry goods localities, In ~ York,
particularly for the brown stone and marble
fronts, situated on Murray, Warren, and Cham
Ders streets, continue to sell about 81 OOOas3 nOl
lower than they were at this time last wear The
number of houses to let I'm the upper part of the
oity is large, and rents for them are lower, and
likely TO continue so.
IL A robbery Of a Bankers safe, in Henry.
Hi, showed rather a strange deficiency in r, nj :
tai The robbers found $50 i'm gold $3.50 in
currency, and $1,000 in bills on the Bank of
6reensborough, Ga. The Peoria Transcript
winch tells the story, says that three hundred
uoudis IN money with which to redeem SiU, goo
In shinPlasters is decidedly suggestive
GREAT HAUL on RocEFIsH.-On Tuesday last
w m e Taylor, Esq OF Norfolk, being at his
NlIIouS hhy Point farm, observed an eatraordI-
nary large shodl of fish within the little Ia y
which forms his fishing ground ID nd ordering the
seine 10 be run out, succeeded in catching sixty
Tour Iocktsh OF enormous size, some of them K
let long and weighing one hundred pounds
ne sold slxty-one OF them for SOD and they
were Immediately shipped to Baltimore and
New York.
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E FsEj 59sS \. P bEKFeSr.
e. II: KENDALL, M. d.
SAM UEL MAY,
THOMAS c. AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,
MEQ n nTrNN
M THE EATEST
WI 4 ID A l. ID G o e r. Y
or THE AGE

s@ss ss.s .s:
HvHnY KIND Q. HsNoH.
"a "a wssn se,etsl. dow. 70 . .o@we. Pss,Is.
a.: i 1T Ssndf
certificates of its value. al within twenty miles Of
Two bottles arc warranted to cure . nursing Sore
One to three BOTTLES will cure tho worst kind Of
TxO sd Tires bottle. win s.sr the system Of Bes
CAnker in the Mouth and Stomach.
Three 70 rye bottles arc warranted to cure the
One OF two bottles are warranted to cure oil HUI
Two bottles kre warranted to cure Running Of the
-Four to siI bottles are warranted to cur. corrupt
One bottle win cure soay Eruption. of the Skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to ourc the
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
most most desperate case Of Rheumatism.
IhIoo 10 four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case Of
benefit /. always experienced from the first bot
tie, and perfect cure is warranted when the above
NothiaE looks 50 improbable to those Who have in
ssin tired all the wonderful medlones Of the da,.
along old stone walls should cnre every humor in the
t.: g ss hsI: ats G so S Pa%
so1st
Of Boston fnoW the elects Of It in . sv. ea.s
Il has already done some Of the greatest cures eysr
done in Massachusetts,. gave It to children ear
y9rmJ looking children, whose flesh was soft and
ra66y' restored to perfect state of health bv
To those who are subject to Q sick headache, ono
sos, WA nd sxsys cure t. It gives great relief IL
i. Where the body Is sound i work. quite easy.
bps where there 10 any arrangement of the functions
OF nature, IL will cause very engp lar feelings but
to
gone, you feel Ike n t".t PERSONS ,ss1n.
that ever man listened to
In my own practice always kept II strictly for hu-
medicine, great and wonderful virtues have ' beep
found In % that never suspected.
Several cases of epeptic fts-a disease which was
few bottles o, what a mercy if it will prove efec-
tual in all of that awful maady-there are but
few who have seen mose Of i than have.
s afSs ses
and particularly in Diseases Of the Kidneys, &C. The
discovery has done more good than any medicine
No change of diet ever necessary-eat the best 70.
can get and enough gift
D;rseticnS for Ust.-Adults ono table spoonful
Children from Eve to eight years
take snicent to operate on the bowels twice . da5
NH HTb < ENNEpY.
No. l@ Hss5ss Street, Ro15xry, AassssAssstts.
Agents for Washinston.-Chas. stott & Co., z.
Gilman, Kidwell Lawrence, J. b. Gardner, BURY
4 Co, 2. Walsh Co, r. 8. Walsh, J. P. stone,
sosa. k Bsn Nf g. S. Rfmfr ESa10 6SS
Dyson, Ford 4 Bro Agents for Gsorsstown.-R.
.. cissell. q Lsntham. J. l.. KidveIl. nv Sly
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EVENING STAR.
TAs TROPH z
BY ROE BRAABLR,


Sweet julia IN the wltchIng dance
Received full many an ardent glance
From manly, love lit eyes,
But with q toss of her fair hesd,
She motloned. ss If she had said,
In vain are II your signs"
sbe was creature full of pride,
And iuii Of lofty airs beside.
she would not smile on any
ger sultors watched her every gaze,
hsr gances set their hearts ablazs,
And these were rich and many.
She waltzed with grace and polka'd, too,
There were no figures but she knew,
How stately wers her notions.
Her taper fingers. sweetly glnved,
Seemed all the things IN iIfs she loved,
All else were simply notions
Thus whirIlng in the graceful dance,
And trying every chirm to entrance
She paused and bluahed! while DER
Der cheeks ran tears how prids was curst,
The string she trusted too, h I'd burst
Her hoopJ lay on the floor
She gathered them D. and ran an speediIv o.,
10 the dressing room, and from there home
and tor several " eeks was seen no more.
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THAT BATTLING.

am nov prepared to put on "Chapman's Elastic
remedy for the rafting Of the shaft eli s 80
OF Carriages and Wagons, which can
Call and examine At my Factory, where I have
certificates nom the leading Coachmaker in the
country. - ANDREW j. JOYCE
d lott corner 10Th and 81 sts
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City of Davenport,
Iowa, paying 10 per oent interest BY Coupon In Now
Davenport has now about 10000 inhabltants, and s
rapidly Increasing In wealth and population; Its
only 5ia5,Ooo, and cannot now be increased. The
starsos Pf nm, Inc & n, p1Snshea n inc nfe
these bonds, believing them to be as safe as any
State or oty bonds.
CHURR BROTHERS
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NJ mo. 5sol
ISoTICE FOR THE REsToRATIoN OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET is TIE

The gran; Of land made by the act of Congress ap-
proved June 5, 1885, the State Of Iouslana 10 aid
IN tue cons ruetOn OF certain railroads therein
toned having been so far adjusted as 20 suthorizs
the eease frm Withdrawal Of the lands hereinafter
offered lands heretofore withdraw from sale or To-
ce'on along the routes Of the roads 'from the Tex
Of Greenwood. via Greenwood. Shreveport, snd
Monroe. 10 point on the Missssppi river opposite
sas, to the State line of Texas" which lac outside
o..Sr rules en each side Of the said roads, stu
not heen selected virtue of ssd grant or any other
grant made by Congress, or legally clNmsd hy pre-
the date Of withdrawal, will 10 restored 90 pIIvate
entry on the days and at the pisces herei, spec
invent, FIVE cents per acre. 10 wit:
At the land Office AT MoNRoEou Monday, the third
Wis reeawoed ShreRerSf and Go ns ae IA a
onthe Mississippi river opposite vicksburg, viz:
NORTH OF the base iins and east Of the principal
rlsrtdidH.
Townships Is and %, az range 2.
townships Is and l6 Of RANGES 5and6.
townships u and Is. ofrangea 3.
Townships u, IS, To- Is, and ~ of ranses Vi and r.
roWnsnlps ~, D. "a, 49, and ls. Of ranse Is.
Townships IL, Is, ", and ls, Of range IL.
NORTH Of fhe base hHe ond 'cesi Of the principal
nI,ridian.
townships i, IS, ls. and 70, or ranres srd2.
Townships IS. 10, 10, and 2n, of range &
Toynshps IL, Is, IL. 10, and -, OF range S.
At the land office at NArcHITocHEs ou-Afo,dsy
the third day OF May next, on the road from the
Texas line," via Greenwood, Shreveport and Mon
roe, TO PoiN on the MissIssi. pi river Opposite
VIcksburg, viz:
North or the base liHe AVID uesf Of ths principal
meridian.
Townships IS, l6 ~, 10, 90 q, u and IS Of range
Townships IS, Is, ", 70, 90 81 and q, Of rarge7
Townships Is, 10, l., 10, 2, p, p and Is. Of range
s.
Townships Is, Is. ", Is, %, and q. of ranrea
townships Is, s, l9, 20, p, and q, of range IN.
Townships IL. IS. &c, 49, ~, and q, Of range In.
Townships IL, IS, 10 - q, and u Of range ~
Townships Ia Is. l6 l9. p. q, and IS. of range IS.
Townships H. IS. l6, Is, IS, p, q, q, and Is Of
ranges IL, Is. and is.
On the road from New Orleans, by Opelousas 10
the state line of Texas"
NOrih Of tAs base lime and rest Of the principal
nsridtdH.
townships !, 3, 5, and 6, Of rarge4
Townships p s. 4, g. 6, and g. of ranges and o.
and s.
townships |, ?. S, II, and y, Of range O.
range 10.
townships las LaG7.s. 8, 10, IL. and Il. of
range Is. '
townships 6. Z, 9. 10. n. - and vs. of rnnSen
townships 10. ~. Y, and 49, of ranse IS
TownsilVs III. u. and Is. Of range rs.
Gwen under nv hand, at the General Land Office,
1851. iHuS. A HENnHicRs
/" -idNhs Commissioner.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEss, &c.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season, generally has the effect of bringing ont host
Of prnfessediy new speoihcs, aud while some are
good, many are useless and Others even dangerous 3.
The vlsest course to pursue Is to consult yorr
family ply sioIan, or otherwise use only such reme-
dies as long public experience has proved be safe
and efhc7cious. of this character is TYLER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
UTiglntli the favor to prescription of an eminent
physician, 1t soon became q popua, remedy, and has
continued to enjoy growing reputation for the last
twenty years. Iu cases Of common Colds, Coug hs,
&C., II acts like oharm and in Chronic ses Bron-
chitig, WhoOping Cough, Group, Asthma, Influenza,
10, It's success is unparai ed, and most will testify
who have used il.
Price Is cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by Sarn Palmer, Chas. StOtt 90. Wash
ingtOn; Cissei, Georgetown; Peel d stevens, AL
exandrla; where It ma, be had also TO-
known as "Tylers Gum Arabic Cough Can~y
Drops as an elegant, pleasant, and efficac,ous Put.
monte LOzenge they are unaurpas fe IL SIN
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THE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
l. OF YOUTH:

NAL DiSEASES.-A scientific Trea' Use on the
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility.
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, ImpO-
tence. DO, resulting from VICIOUS habits acqnired
during the critical passage I. ON Youth to Man
BY DR.. CULVERwELL,
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons Of Eng
land, C8l7), Llcencate of the Hall, Q854) and 20
years X resident Practitioner in London. Author of
The Guide to Health. reen Book" "How to be
This small. but valuable Treatise written by world
renowned IN, slclan and Surgeon; points out tho
only and permanent for all diseases result
ing from self abuse and is the only publication Gifts
KIND written in benevolent spirit and by soientif
their life and health and happiness here and hsreaf
ter.
Price 70 cents, or stamps at the receipt Of which
CHI; KLINE, No. 40 LIST Avenue, Box 1893, New
York, ian -
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- A KIN HO USE

THU . Z BRDTHEKS
DepositoIs deposting Bank Notes will please
mark their Checks payable in currency.
Deposites of Gold will be paid in Gold.
Accounts will he opened with depositcrs allowing
them tn deposit Gold and Check for CURRENCY the
deposltor being credited with the difference.
B-tf CHUBB BROTHERS.
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THOUGHTS FOR THE HOLY WEEK. for
u young persons; By Miss Sswell, author of ANY
Hubert 81 cents.
Barclays City Of the Great King, VOL. svo.. col
ma FRANcK TAYLOR.
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Monday, "a tkird day Of Nav sezt. the townships
on the yfopcsed roads from the 'sf Crosx river %
ake' "to the west end Of Lake Superior: and 20
Bayheh." subject TO the "proriso." a. sfated
above, IN reference 10 hike lands m the udsor ds-
trict, viz:
NORTH OF the base HHt dsd treu effks fourth yrts-
opal neTtaias.
Townships 81, 50 snd 20. 81 ranges.
townships IS 81. Is, 50. ard 90. Of range IL.
townships So 81, Ss, 81, and 20, of range m.
nth head. At the land ofice 81 SUPERIOR On
on the proposed roads from the 'St Croir river or
ske 70 the ives: end Of Lake Superior; and Ia Bar
hslo su leci To the ''pTerfsO." sisted shove IN
viz: " WV 0''
NOVA fihe bose lins and resf Of tks Jou-fk prfs-
oiPdl msridiaH
TOWNSHIPS a. a.. IS, -. and as, Of rangeI
townships II, q, Is, and - Of range 2.
aow1:hips ~. -. IS, Is. 81, and 81 az ranges
or range 4. - - - -
% TOcrn.airs a, a. IS. ~. S Is, 81. g. @, So ST. ard
Townships al. a. IS. ~ s. 4s 81. 90. %. 50, and 81,
Tawl.hips a. -, IS a. Is .s. ~. and %, Of ranges
Z, Q, aHf9.
Townshlpssl al. -, Is, a.. Is, and Is of range 10.
ii and 70.
Townships Il. "a ts 80 as IS, and "a. Of rsns. IS.
IL. ~ ~ ~
Townships al. ~ S. ~ Is, IS, q, and IS, Of range
Given under my hsnd At the CITY Of Washington,
THIS sixteenth day Of Fehrpag. ammo DOMAIN one
'AO0Sand eight hund ra6 sad hftyauelEstnp,cxs
fe so-lsvsw
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< X Nc STYLES OF HATS
~ For 1853.
Gentlemen are invited to call and see the new
styles OF DR. ESS HATS for Spring, CO.
embracing the PARIS, New York and ~
Philadelphia styles. which cannot fail
to please the most fastidIous. Also,
the Cloth (or & ashmeIe) Hat. so much ~
admired and worn. Together wi hi
FELT HATS and CAPS in all their
The quality and price Of our HATS will be found
to be the same sold IN any other house In tnis
surpassed by any.
THE pro OF the pudding is the eating of it,"
Then give us a call but remember-terms, ready
pay Please don't ask for oredit
. Is. II. STINEMETZ, Halter,
80 Pa. ay.. near corner 18th st.,
fe 6-tr between Wi ards d KiIkwood House.
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AANCFACTpREn By
DONALD KENNEDY,
Ne. l3o Woyysa Sfrssf, Ror5xyp, MossSeknssfs

Gilman, Kidwell T. Lawrence, J. b. Gardner, BURY
Ms CO, z Ma Na,s CO. 9; Wssn, Stone,
Boswell, Daniel d. Clark, J. p. Milburn, Dunbar
Dyson, Ford 4 Bro. Agents for Gsors etown.-R.
.. Clssell. q NJ Lenthanl. j. L. KldXal. nv SLY
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Medicines.
"A BEA r lo, he A D
RICH G LO s SY HAIR.
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And who that il gray would not haveit restored To
former ooor or bald, but would have the rToVtb re-
stored; OF troubled with dapdruf and itching but
would have 1t removed, or troupied with scrofuls,
or with sick headache sa but would be cured
IL will also remove all plmples from the face or SIX in
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will do ali this see
circular and the following; ,x ANN, N,r ,.s.
PROF. y. J. WooD-Dear Sir: have heard much
said of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restors-
tive, but having been SO often cheated by quackery
and qusck nostrums, hair dyes, &C., was disposed
to place your restorative in the category with
the thousand and one loudly trumpetsd Quack rem
edies, until met you In Lawrence county some
induced the tri i of your Restorative IN my family,
FIRST, BY my good wife, whose hair had become very
thin and entirely white, and before exhaustlng one
Of large bottles her hair was restore nearly TO
and become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
over the head. She continues to use II not simply
because its beautlfy effects upon the hair, but
because of It's heathful influence upon the head and
your Restorative with the happlest Effects there
fOIe my skepticsm and doubt In reference to its val
ne and character are entirely removed and can and
do most cordially and oonfdentIally recommend It's
white gray. BY reason OF sickness axeD to
inal color and beauty, and by all young persons who
would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully ybSInnf,,,oN MANN
FRIEND WoOp: TWAS long time after saw you
at Blisiot,d before got the bottle Of Restorative
for which you gave me an order upon your agent in
Detroit and when got it we concluded to try 1t 90
Mrs. Manns hair az the surest test of it's power. Ii
has done all hat you 8ssu ed me II would do; and
Others of my fAmiy and friends. having Witnessed
Its effects. are now using and recommending its
to others as entitled to the
claim for 1t.
Again. very respectfully ard truly yours,
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Again. very respectfully ard truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.

CARLYLE, ILL.,, June %, 1852.
have used Prof O. J. w Gods Hair X estorative,
and have admired its wonderful effects. My hair
was becoming, as | thought. prematurely gray, but
by the of his restorative il has it's org
nal color, and, have no doubt, perma nently so.
=. BREESE, eX Senator u. g.
%: j. WOOD q co, Propretors, Sl2 Broadway,
N. " Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establish
nent) and LA Market St., st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists.
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EDWARD SNOWDEN,
NENERAL CLAIM AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
For Bounty Lands, Pension Claims, Prhsecu-
tion OF Claims before tbe Court of Claims, Congress
ana the Departments, Purchase and Sale of real es,
tates, attend to Renting Houses, Buy and Sell Land
warrants. Negotiate Loans, and all business OF
similar character.
Once corner 9TH and Louisiana avenue.
ian I6ly Washington, City.
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.uK RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
...u,p pAIiY. sHMr.wEKxLT, AND wk4kLI,
oy RICHIE & DUNNAvANT.
T z r N 81

!. ,.r, Paper, seven dollars per snnum. and at the
~; dollars II taken for 4 shor.er period than one
: -. ,he Se,ai.weekly, Ave dollars per annum. and
.r,-, ;,- SIX months. payable In advance. Forthe
r.,.,rer - rer snnuln. or six copies for $40 70
y .,srs5ly IN advance. When letters containing
,,s, bv rnsil they must be ,syist~sd, or thsy
:, -. ,,.k Of the writer's.
TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.
My ExsvIRrn-For TEN lines or less, drst
,:,S cents. and every succeeding insertion TWEEN.
..-., II inserted twice week or tkree times .
,.v..ven and hall cents for each insertion after
,si when Inserted only once voek afty cents
e;s,syWysxlY For TEN lines or loss, frat
y ..ysn,v Ave cents for each subsequent insertion
g.. g. rasn inserted only once week seventy i've
w.,XIY. For rns lines or less, first inser.
i've cents; for each continuance hfty cents.
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