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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-19

MESSKS. SPALDlNG ROGERS
nAVING made permanent arrangement wit b
l / Sig. Dcnnstti's Great Comic Company of
ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS g. GOATS,
As they appeared at The Italian Opera House in
New York for
Over 100 Cons ecutive Nights,
Before the largest and most brilliant audiences, in
lau ghabe Panic mines, Comic lpterludes, ii ght
and slack rope. grand military spectscles, &c,
with magnificent costumes and appointments, to-
cether with the greatest musical novelty e1tant,
bong rlete
SAX Band, MADE UP OF
Beautiful Young Ladies.
e. The two Exhibitions all tor ONE PRICE OF
ADMISSION.
Will Exhibit at MuscatiRc
Wednesday, June 23d, 1858,
PoslTIvnLY FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
E- Doors open at and O'clock.
In the elegant Salon on board the steamer
JAMES RAYMtND, all under the management of
Col.J. II. WOOD. 3 ...-
Also Donnetti's World Renowned
~ DIORAMIC DIssOLVING VIEWS.
at the sht performance entire change of
programme
Children under II years of age Is "
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with Sugar thew are pleasant tc take, uniting as
ey do, the POWER of MERCURY with the ease
Castor Oil.
@r Large Family Boxes, rs CENTS.
HERRICK'S KID STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS
euro in FIVE HOURS, Pains, Distress anil
ea knees of the Breast, Sides and Back. In Rheu
atism Corghs, Colds, ETC., they always give relief
snd are warranted superior to any External Rene
dy discovered since time began. Each Plaster will
wear FOUR MONTHS. Price Isl CENTS.
Harvell's Condition Powders,
For HORSES and Cattle This Remedy IS the be
ginning and the END of Horse and Cattle Ned
cine. Over One Million Packages have been 81
du ing the year 1855. Perfectly safe and good
all timcs. Other remedies of simil .. aatr"e arc
but Chat compared with them. Put p in large
PACKAGES with full directions, and selle for rs
cents.
Mg- The above RENE lies ace warranted. Agents
are authorized to refund purchase MONEYif satis'
isfaction is not gwen. These articles are sold by
dealers in all cities, TOWNS and Villages in the
United States and Canadas. Persons will call for
them by heir full names and avoid all others.
t uERRICK g. BROTHER.
Preprietors, Albany, New York.
For Sale by Fay Il one and Dougkerty
Muscatire; NJ X Pomeroy, Wilton; G Cofey.
Moscow; Patterson West Liberty; Sanders Bo
Iowa City, and by druggists evrywhsr 65s]'syI-w
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WS See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
LIVER INvlGoRAToR in another column Of this pa
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-19

~- DIR cHRIsTIE's AGUE BALsAM.-Dr.
B. NJ. nutchison, prominent physician Of Glove
land, Ohio, writes, June 9Th, 1857:
Messrs. u. M WOOSTER Co II am gratifcd
to learn you are still enga god In the distribution
Of Cbristies Agus Balsa m, and it is with m Ich
pleasure that give nay test mon to its superla-
tive merits. Having heen for one-fourth of CEN
fury engaged in combating the ellis which sh
is heir to. and had no small experience in the
character and treatment of Fever and Ague, Chill
Fever, DC. b.. and diseases Of like charaeterpe-
cuiar to this and the Western States generally,
and as q druggist, have also become acquainted
with most of the Patent Medicines of the day, and
would NJ hesitatingly place your "Balsam among
the first of its order, and of the best for which
it is designed. In fact have never kr own it fail
Of fulfilling all that it claimed to do, among the
large list of customers have furnished with this
invaluable compound.
For sale in Nuscatne by J. B. Dousherty, and by
agents in every principal town.
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF SAFES-WIrH HALLS PATENT POWDER
Poor LOCKS, the same that were awarded separate
medals at the Worlds Fair, London, 1851, AID the
Norld, s Fair, New York, 1858, and are the only
American Safes that we're awarded medals at the
London World's Fair.
These Safes form the mcstperfeet security against
Fire and Burglars, of any safe ever offered to the
public, and only be had Of the subscribers and
their agents; who have on hand and make to orde
and Vaults. Vault Doors, and Money Boxes,
Chests for Brokers, Jewellers, and Private Families.
for Plate, Diamonds, and other valuables. And
are also Patentec< (hy purchass) and nanufactur,
rers Of JONES PATENT PERM UTATioN BANK
10, X. S. c. HERRING.
No. ISL Broadway, cor. Murray street. N Y
apr27 -d2m] Opposite the City Hall.
ES- In Ohio and Indiana, where Bakers Pain
Panacea has been long in use 1T is as indispensable
T,n, hr,n "A n nu
of doctors bills, it can be estimated by thousands
of dollars yearly. No family will be without it
after once having tried its wonderful pain curing
qualities.
Who will suffer pain one single hour, when he
can be almost instantly cured by the use of one
twenty five cent bottle !? Give it one fair trial, and
if you don't find it to be all it is recommended, go
back to he agent and get your money refunded
For sale in Muscntin' by Il Il. So '"1 'onh D.
Dougnerty.
See advertisement.
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On the same day the or igina! and well known
BIRCH'S MIN ST R E LIS,
Headed by the W IL known and celebr atsd
BILLY BIRCH,
The eel, bratcd deineator IF Ethiopian characters,
who ss providentially escaped a watery gave by
the terrible disaster to the steamer Central Ameri
ca, assisted BY ls --zr Was .a-....
Z i Mr.. A. J. Talbot. nh
Mr.. &. NJ. Hill,
Mr.. j. Mairs,
yz-l-. Mr.. M. D. Edmonds, ..
3 a.. Mr. J. T. Boyce,
Mr.. ]. A. Cassidy,
= v--r--- Mr.. j. 4. Birch,
$50 Hs Nf- Mr.. J Charles.
And acknowledged as the most reliable and mer-
torous in Negro Minstrelsy, who have pl aged $50
nights to DIVIDED and fashionable audiences in St.
Louis. are now engaged with Spaldiug Rogers,
and Col. j. Il. Wood, on tho steamer BANJO, who
hold their levees every afternoon and evening, in
Producing the popular national melodies, operate
parodies, Duets refrains, choruses, instrumental
music favorite ballads, northern and southern &C.
centricites, turlesques dances, jigs, breakdowns,
and all the vario1s humors, indescribable, and
conceits incident to this kind Of amusement.
of programme. .-.- .-e s-.- a. .-F..
f, :, - r. A new, enlarged, and improved
iCalliope, or Steam Organ,
Constructed at areat cost, expressly for Messrs.
SPALDING l. ROGERS, with the capacity If
10 Brass Bands. and the scftness and harmony Of
Pianoforte, laltogstber different affair from the
abortiens heretofore seen,) will announce the ap-
proaeh of the steamers JAMES RAYMOND and BANJO,
and under the skillful manipulation of
SIGNOR CARDELLA.
In certain states Of the atmosphere, it will be
distinctly audib for ten miles,
H9- Remember 1t Muscatino, June 23d. 'eE&
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

CELE DRAFTED FEMALE ILLS.
Prepared from prescription of Sir James
. CLARKE, N. d., Physician extraordinary
to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailins the
those and dangerous diseases to which the
all distractions, and speedy be relied upon.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
price One Dollar be the Government stamp
of Great Britain, to prevent commercials
These Pills should be taken by females during the
FIRST MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they to
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton papiation Of
when all other failed and although
remedy do not iron, caloms anthony.
any thing hur tfu to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole ! gent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES tLate I. X Bt-Nwin Coz
N.D-sI 90 ana6 postage stamps en- Used to any aa-
thorzcd Agent will insure bottle of1 pills by return
mai Forsale by J. B Dougherty, Muscati Iowa.
Dec. %, lS57-d&wly 81 SO
g9- DR. Hnstettcr's Bitters have received the
warmest eneomiums from the press and people thro'
| out the Union. As valuable tonic for the cure
of Dyspepsia Fiatucnce, Constipation, and general
nervous debility, it cannot be approached. Every
day newcases of its great effect chroniced thro
our principal public journals. There is nothing
equal to the epjoyment, to that which the afflicted
| experience when using this valuable specific. Its
mild tone, it's sure and vigorous action upon dis
ordered stomach, and the cleansing Of the entire
human body, should recommend it to all classes Of
our community. All that will be necessary to con
vince tie skcptcal Of its healthy effects, Is to pur
| chase bottle sud be convinced. III.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally. es
! erywLere. <tIy -1-i fAi
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LOCAL DEPAlsTM ENT.

JusrrcE's BLANks.-Full sets printed and
ler sale ut this office.
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~-A~s----
60 Tho weather las been as delightful
as could b. wished during week past. Yesterday
1t was absolutely hot. The prospect FOR the crops
not already drowned out by the resent wet season
s. dattering. Many farmers are engaged in plow-
sna their corn ground, and will not get nil their
corn planted for week or ten days yet, if the
Favorable weather should continue. If, however,
we have favorable summer and no early frosts in
&hc sutsusA, W. will have fair crop yet.
Yp Hon. ELIJAH SELLs.-Our citizens
I've might almost say without respect'to partly re-
,joics at The mcrited tribute paid to their esteemed
lsHoN-citisen, Hon. Elijah Sells, by his nomination
1Nfhes Republican convention, Thursday, for Sec
rotary of State-especialy be seems to have been
the almost unanimous choice. On the first and only
ballot (informall Mr.. Sells received 27l votes and
John Edwards, Of Lucas county, "a very good maj,
by the-wsy,( received 81. Mr.. Sells was then nom'
Inated BY reclamation. He has made a faithful
officer, and will without doubt be triumphanty re-
elected. Muscatine county-his home for many
.<Irs-win give him much more than the party
majority.
APPROPRIATE TRsTlMoSIAL-A beautiful
silver cup, appropriately inscribed, has been pre-
.entsd by citizens of Newburyport, Mass to Mr..
Dan. F. Bryant, of this city, for his heroic conduct
in rcscung tho life Of their former fellow citizen
Mr.. John T. Brown. The cup arrived by express
on Monday last, and was shown to us yesterday by
DrsWaiers. At his drug store. Accompanying 1t
was the following note: i, .-. .......
"Will Mr.. Bryant please accept the package,with
this, IS a testimonial from the friends of Mr. J.
T. Brown. Nswburyport, June, 1885,"
The following is the insert ption on the cup when
il from the establishment of Ball, Black Co.,
N.Y., .-..r -...-l
a.. Mn. DANIEL BRYANT,
from the friends Of
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wHEELwRIGHT. NUDGE 4 CO.,
w WHOLESALE
PAP DBA LER

No. ID Hanovsr street, coTner Of Gsrmas,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Agents for l.. L.. brown Co.; Thor "a Colt:
Carson Bros Co.; DIckey, Ross 4 Diokey: Es-
Robins: Rl& A. Il. Hu6bsrd; jes.1e 4 IIsw Ispsws.
J. p. lnE Go owen HurIbut; Plstner a Por-
Marlboro Mills: Meiropolitan MiIfs: Sesnmo'.
Mills; and various other celebrated makers.
Also. a full assortment Of Book Bders Leather,
Cloth, Glue. &c; Printing Papers, News and Book;
COlOred Papers Of all klnds; etraw Boards; Bind
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white aud
colored; Printers Cards and ard Boards, IN every
variety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Nanilla Paper; Press Boards.
A full assortment of French Folio Post. Packet
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper. Post Once and
sheathing, Tack and Spice Papers; Printing and
Writing Ink; Alum, Bleaching Powders.
IL Paper OF every description made 10 order.
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Musical Instruction.

TT MUSICAL CARD.
HE Cndersigned begs leave 20 say that he u
prepared to furnish Muse with the best Of bands
brass or string elher) for Fairs, Balls and partles.
Pianist always on hand. r. FISHER,
sc 9o-lm No. S6 Pa avenue, Washington CITY
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For Rent and Sale.


v f"ur-story Brick Houses, with back buildings.
and two two story Brick Houses, With easements,
Brick Houses on H street north. TAis proper J
;Gd Wv BRa .s 9nf sists ADp to
SIG 9TH street near ID. 90 2-lm
EOR RENT.-A three story Brick DWELL
1 ING with Store attached, on f. street. near 18th
:ss insars Of f1 GEORGE a. ".f ". RAN6Sh "a tef i
corner ofl2th and d streets. e2s If
A HvUsEFOR RENT IN THE BEST BUS
House % at present Occupied BY Dr. h f. FnIey Hum.
Dentist s for rent II is on the north side Of Penn
best S bscs scs
to street. and containing besides the par
s' .s. to EG b hUa apply on the :.sf
EOR RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the third stor,
w Of the building occupied as an oftioe by e; :.
xps1 a sPa IRH,SSsGias tho City as
the front Of he City Hall next door to the residence
he msd III. Ss
for the dwelling house Of q private family. The
rent will be saco per annum pay able at such PERIODS
TOR SALE-On very reasonable terms. a valua-
I bio LOT OF GROUND, numbe red T. in square
BRsS
Agent. No. SIG 9TH street, opposite lntelllgencer Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-The
v subscriber offers at private sale the property
known the Bakery ,stuatea the south side the
ss sbSn ss s
to rivers the tow path being included in this prop
The Bakery has front of 81 feet on the Canal
and controls 80 inches OF water for driving its ma
Tins property for q Bakery or Coal Yard 1, not
Y al, ,,n5 u G S P;t5Gs
of HSfty OTme and Nj. Barron. Th,s Urnperly
has front Of lo feet on tbs Canal and l"a feet on
cess for consumers from Gsorseto.n &c or W. WsshinS-
ton as any yard IN the District:
spSSf 20 ]
sr to e T. sSR4WS 70
LrOR SALE-A Market and Dalry FARM of
county, Va. about nve miles from the Long Bridge
s soid low low o and on n' socS%@cs..ns ssr%: HeeS
ssi1esT ,nhrGysh % the Post ONCE to JAMES W
A SSEAagLatUL COTTAGE nth 18th, s.Iua: s..-
and Is acres Of Land in hIah state Of oa,tlya.lSI'
G
& Ms:slnEtSn o't, and withIn IS minutes &c crive Of
time all the growing crops, horses, COWS. hogs. oar
riaSs:, vasons. and farming impIements, tosether
| A. u. G.. Box $40. Alex andria. Vs. se I6-f
| EOR RENf.-suits of or rngIe ROOMS. fur
y ni1hod or unfufnlshed, very dealr6bly located,
by the month. veek, or less term. Terms mode
4 rate. Apey AZ SIS Penn. avenue, nearly opposite
1 aul7-T&su ~ r. HOLDEN,
f>OpLAND's PHoTOGRAPHY FOR THE
i Hunt's Manual Of Photograp' y, Lordon o. 80.
/ Desmotte's Practice Of Photography, London
| CTook.s, wAxsd Paper Prossss In Photography,
i'Ds DsIsstse1 se1annsairs do b Photographs. Paris,
II lieur's Photography, London 81 S,s. y1.
| prioeia Pboeoefsphio Manipulstiors London.
| too7 80 FFRANCK TAYL.pR.
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j. w. NJ. GALT'S
STEAM FTRE-WOOD MILLS,
Foot Of nth Street.
ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE
Combined by using the
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
CHARCOAL SUPERSEDED as KINDLING
BY THE RESINOUS PINE,
AS Its cleanliness and quick ignition readily suggest
CO Lie m-COAL
. all kinds of
WHITE ASH, RED ASH,
{ M IS E x LAND Goals
on hand from the most
Approced Mines an The Comutrv.
IL Coal kept in Floored and Rooted Yards.
IT 2,2io pounds to the Ton.
T. J. w. NJ. GAIT,
Umoe.Northwest corner 18th and C sts., No. ss7.
Whari-Foot ofl7th St., formerly Van Ness's,
re 2S-tf
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- HUGHES FLOWER GARDEN, M
SersHth Street, Island. ASX
WILLIAM HUGH Landscape Gardener and
Florist, begs to invite the public 10 his oOec
tion Of ROSES, now in bloom; upwards of 900
hne plants, warranted on their own roots, and true
to name.
The proprietor recommends early fall planting,
from the middle of October to the middle of n ovem-
Der, but must be protected by cedar branches.
Has nsnd fine Plants for winter, blooming, for
pariors private greenhouses.
Bouquets made to order, and cut Flowers con-
stanty on hand, at modsrat charges. Sc . cow
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Educational.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
FRENCH AND ENGLISH.

pnnoi,.-DoNIiTsDF Il + MatsfEiIioiTS' MsItsfiii TS;s:T;SefGs:
AZ The next academic term vi begin on the .eec,d
mHnos5 IN september and end on the sOth Of June
For thorough literary and scientific culture. .ou,s
iss . hsn6a DsssTf'ntnf and for social advsntsses.
enjoys the persona supervision Of the Pssrcser. ssSr.
who Is assisted by three lsdes ofabity eIperienos
Of rood or better ea FrsScS
sss Be tS. aS.
music ON THE ras rfaIssTI2;FFE IsFP GUITAR AND
taught by the ladies Of the family, otsrips superior
The hishest class. Composed q Of Os,Se sfst senior.
stithe end Of the yeaf diplomas or suitable tesslmo
For further information see circulars. oo4s.
INEIR ClkLyLr, r,P,D
Twenty ;hfth session Is months5 oommences No
Number limited TO IS ,ds to whose Improvement
the time and energies Of the Primo pal constantly
Ent,rs expense s7O. Circulars at this once
N " TO hli few ysesncIes call at kTkvood
Sc 2s,eosv Principal al and nd PSSms PfoS1.scr.
TIE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
The next Session or this Institution viii com
September
APPLICANTS for admission will be examined on the
Monday and Tuesday before the opening Of the ses
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
Sl the ColumbIsn Colege Will commence its next
Der. Apply TO
su ls-eotNovI y.G. BINNEY. President.
WESTERN ACADEMY,
A AsELECT SCHOOL FoR BoYs.
n. wentY four pupils only IN the department Of
ment OF Languages.
SlLAS L. LOOMS. A. NJ, Teacher Of Mathe-
matlos.
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Wood and Coal.

A MOTHER ARRIVAL
L 1 IN. .ohoo,., COALSC0AL1,CoALm
rysd ny and nov unloading 90 tons best RED Ann
WHITE ASH COAL, cheap for cash Cali at onne
ana leave your orders. X. w. BATES
- Wood and Coal Dealer
wv 18th street. near Canal.
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ID PAPER HANGINGS.
l. ERSONS Needing interior decorations, in the
shape of PAPER -HANGINGS or WINDOW
SHADES, respectfully requested to call at n o.
486 7th street. where they will not find the most
tensive stock, but desirable selection of modern
style Paper-hangings, my object being to allow no
old stock to accumulate, but to keep pace with the
times, by keeping small but choice assortment,
issued
have in store good assortment OF gold band and
common WINDOW SHADES, Pic CFURECORD
AND TASSELS, &c. Every description of WIN
DOW SHADE on hano or made to order.
To those who have so liberally favored me with
their patronage / return my thanks; their future
orders shall be attended 10 with the same skill and
punctuality az the past.
Strang eTs are informed all work executed in a
meohanioal and satisfactory name, pay re-
quired. Please give me q call.
J. MARKRITER,
No. 486 Seventh street.
sc 2-eOlmf 8dOors above Odd Fellows Hall.
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HERMAN ds sp,AY; ,HAY6;IsyrRFK..

Nc. 2s4 g strssf.sear TIedsssy Dsraytmsrt,
in gratefully acknowledging the liberal patronage
which has heretofore been bestowed pon his efforts
to please his patrons, bess leave to inform the cit
gems Of washington and CAL gstovn that he %
new 20 execuse With nestnsss and dislsteh
ING, Fitting, and Lay ne Down Of new Carpets,
ana az y the laying rn Of Old Csrpets the Hsn5ne
the Manufacture or Renovation OF Mattresses,
Plovs. Cushions, &c. 7-7l-------.- - ~ -,
Mr.. RLAu would also call es pecial attention 10 his
Patented Carpet Siretoher, vhIch enables him TO
PAT down Carpeta with nnpseoedentes .moothness
NV Isk.eI1 ----. :. -. a so % % --a
NEW MUSIC rsosivsd this dsys ,1als ~,
e0Sa - stn tasl b 90 lNila 10 ailtGkklc.
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- MRS. J. BURGHALTER
1lESPECTr ULLY informs the ladies' of Wash
lngton and Georgetown that she ready to resume
her lnstruc:Ions on the Piano: She has been well
known as teacher in both cities for q number of
years and give the best references. She is par
tIcularly desirOus to obtain a few more pupils in
Georgetown. Terms Moderate.
III Communications IN y be left at Mr.. Metze-
rOtts MusIo Store, NO. 37 Penn. avenue, or at NJ rs
Chtoh's Fanny Store, No. s98 Penn. avenue.
a d eolms
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~ THE ATTENTION
OF Those who contemplate re- fitting and deco.
rating their houses s called to our large stock Of
INGS, DECORATIONS, BORDERS, &c now
ing received from the manufacturers.
The stock embraces sll STYLES. qualities and
prices and We are, therefore, prepared to offer to
the public the largest, cheapest and most varied as
sortment OF goods In ouI line that has ever been Of
WINDpW SHADES, GILT CoRNICE, and
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, in great variety.
III Paper put up By the best workmen in city or
country, under the supervision Of one of the firm.
FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK,
sele-4tawlm Southwest cor. sth and SITS.
ARE YOU INsURED!-Ths Washington In
v,dndl liability 81 al uoekkoLdsrsj lnsures all
Glasses Of property Direotors-H Tay loI, =. Bacon
", Bayly, F Mohun, M, w. Gait, b: Bea!, J.
F. Halliday, w. OIms and ]. Bryan. Office corner
IA. avenue and 10th street - .....
rroN n u !As; !!AAss;6 e MEG @ CURE, Pres,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Land War
rant No IL 472 for leo acres of land, issued under
the act OF Congress Of February VI, ls in the name
o. Julius King, has been lost and that six weeks
ater the GATE hereof will be made 70 the
Pension once for duplicate thereof. All persons
are cautioned against purchaalng the same, as o
eareat has been fled IN the General Land Once
against issuing q patent. +. M BL0UNT,
Wa.hinston City. Sept. 8. 1853. % 10 Iswsv
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FURNITURE REPAIRED
AND VARNISHED.
sofas, Chairs, DO, re covered, and packing Fur
nlture attended to by "a
JAMES WILLIAMS, vi
No. 5i2 18th street, I'd hocf. ~
Furniture Polish for cleaning and restoring !
to their original lustre all articles of Vanished and
Polished Furniture, Pianos, O., for sale by B"ntz
q Bro Odd Fellows' Hall, or By the subscriber, J.
WILLIAMS. 2 7th street.
FOR RENTING third story of the building
No. 5l2. 9TH street, q by 60 feet. s. 1854 Wifi
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~ REMOVED,
0 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Between 9Th and
7th streets, No. 81. next door to T.. T.. White Co.,
where shall he pleased to see all of my former
customers, citizens and strangers. shall endeavOr
to keep complete STOCK OF GROCERIES 6f
all kinds, and sell them as cheap, if not cheaper,
thsn an house in the District. Purchasers viii
please call and examine for themselves before pur-
chasing, as am it will be to their advantage.
oc 2-eO2w b. 4. NEALE,
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- BIG Z A 8 LEI!
Indicates where you may get l. OOkl &c
GLASSES, in gilt or mahogany frames POR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval,
square, gilt or Otherwise; or any other Kind OF
work in his line. The largest lot OF LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept constantly on nand, cheap
for cash. JOHN WAGNER,
2I5 Pa. avenue,
aH2-Iv betveen 18th and 18th sta.
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LNOR SALE-A Market and barry FARM Of
L aoout 81 acres, with all the necessary buildings,
d g., IN hne condition. 1t 10 situated in Alexandra
county, Va. about five miles from the Long Bridge
and two from the Georgetown saueduct. 1t will be
sold low and on accommodating terms. Apply BY
letter, through the Post Once, to JAM ES w.
BURCH. Washington CITY. an 2a-tf
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PHILADELPHIA
IL A G E X b T. T. X ID E p o +,
No. SSl Pa av between ~ and 9Th SITS.
One keg S2.5o one dozen quart bottles, 81 50.
III We send the Beer free Of cost to any psrt Of
m Sn.sm CT. q w. GERECKB.
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CHARLEs N. KUGLER,
u No SIS Pa dcssse, betceen ID asd Sd sfs.,
Will furnish and send fCECRAM NJ in any perf of
the cfy af Ql 50 per salon; 20 oepts suart. fairs.
Festvals, Balls and Parties fall kinda furnished
e oos sm C.N. KueLKs