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The Graeienberg Vegetable Pills
Cares Hcaiaehe, Cures Nervousness,
Cures fuui stomach, Carve Acid stomach,
Cures Had bfcath, Cures J&uudee,
CuFrs GsstgcBoss, Ggrvs Cnlls,
Cures DspcFsla, Cures keSefs
Carrs falpitatun uf the Heart
Il CON tvs ttlg VlIt4es ol ou.ss fs th0at their
bad eaeets.
gripping
Il n ina bert y a "a the world.
srsEi yas ihssf all t.e ilss t<5sfefdl effects sc
bsea susls JEoaa IA GSas5 onisfs l'sil
}. d. BtsilsSE, n. T., Nsg York
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miscellaneous.
To Exchange or Sale.

A LIKELY Negro Woman, IS years old, and her
N i've children the oldest boy y, the next gifl
10 aud down tn infant, Nil DE sold
changed for other Negroes 20 living Ia he
country, and that wants them Tor their use, aud
not Cor speculation. Apply 10
aurll-tf WILL l. BOYD
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THE YOUNG WIFE's DIARY!
KYA nAr.nrlR on NM VIZ.

=
II confirms the whole history oI WHuau's trials,
and viii Poe read with the dcepc-ticcl!HE hy az classes
OF Tie community
Of similar description, several a. winch are already
la preparation.
Al the former peculiar fettur" IT tic uaprr, which
have gwen n a Noria wide rcIUtIu'I, Vii br ,,f-
tnuad. while tic several u"v vur- W. giy"tH Iuuuc
vHriety 20 .fs ever diversified pages among tAgia
arc a nauhnT 81 fresh, sn-cN. nmuelIE.
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Fever and Ague.

We hereby certly that have Submitted the
6raefeabarE FEVER aisd Asls tlsgaedy . clues III.
ssAselsn apd sssae ataiysis, aud haze alss iested
curative gaattes Ia severe CAsrz ul Fever aud
Asae. He Gsko EFcat lieasnss "a sy lag thai 10 has
proved canaleisly seeccssfal, and thai q i nsost
skiiliaiiy COMPOUNDED Tensess, Ftehly tsssFTiag
tbs oeAadeuce Of bretETe II the Aslcsl Faculty
aaa u she Public.
3 ii. AAxHtY, NJ. D., Nee IoEk; cKas. W. Rs
ss.aAS n. d., Wisconsin, Ne. d. st4zssGFuS n. 4. /,
Ilipols; fhos. J. JaHSsos, u. u, Missouri; ~. q
kFsTnkDaz, n. D., \. Il Jas I. Morn IL H.. Indiana,
Jao. T. IEEaIzGIos D., C4iIfoFEt4, wN. x. AzH-
.os II. H., louisiana
A. MACKENZIE. Ia College street,
aav3o-n AEenI EoF Sraetsabesg Go.
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Negroes for sale.

7 HAVE quite a number Of Negroes on hand Tor
Il sale, amongst them an excellent Seamstress aud
House servant Also, several good Cooks, Washers
Sc. Call soon. WA. l.. BOYD, ia
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uATS AND CApS-

AM receiving direct from the Manufactures all
the latest STYLES Fail and Winter Hats and Caps
for Men Boys and Childrens wear consisting in part
Of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats Of all qualities
Boys Cloth and Glazed Caps. Also, large lot OF
Mems Boy $ and Children's MernO and Wool Hats
which will be sold reasonable terms for Cash or
punctual dealers at Nos 80 and 50 corner Of College
and Broadway, by b. X. CUTTER.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

IL Freights viii be forwarded blythe Morning Train
II aud must be delivered at the Station between the
hours Of and 10 A. after that VIII be too
late for manifesting that day aud there conven
ence for storing
Freghts for intermediate points between Nashville
and Gailatn must be prepaid mere
octlS-U II FATNTI FROY. Agent
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SheIton's Marble Works!
Church street, next door o. Cornelius's Cabl
Nashville, Tenn.

TNiIE undersigned would inform his friends H~~z
II and the puhc generally thai he ALL con- lt33l
tnue the MARBLE BUSINESS in tins city, at -
his shop, next door % CorHeus's Cabinet q -
shop, on Church street, and calls attention 10
the stock nf -
Marble Monuments, Tombs, etc.,
Ehich he has exhibition and FOR sale, embracing a
great variety. finished Ia the most superb manDeF
lie prepared 10 manufacture the shortest astlre
W AR BILE VI antels; and every description Il
Marble Work, 81 the finest Anserican and Itai
an Marble. his work viii, heretofore, be zar
Fanted, aud his prices % suit the times.
iAn9--u E N. L. SHELION
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Gloves.
ITfp and silk plain Gisvvs;
IN kid lined
Bertha zad Cashmere GlayeA;
BAok plain aust lined Sl0Ves,
Buck aud ClOl Genss' 1auntlets;
Nd, SiiA aud Cashmere iAAies' SAnntlets;
And other styles Zoo 10 nsntion, just
csved aud lor sale by
novo-ti II. MeGlI.
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n AIMS kid fnnsress S.4r xizzi Heel 6altsTss
Ia d. Crcsir faes Bets
DC FrcaeA Leather CfrSaz iAee Haessi
sSfnER fRfEkkfI,
nosf7-sf Ne. a Fuhllc sgasEe-
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Original Comic Stories,

which smack ami relish g the al, humIr. rarinr.s
brlinucy, aud sparkle 81 tIr iimc~
As heretofore, no labor nor expense w De- spared
- maintain the high reputation OF the Home Journal
VII cl every y, here, both az homo and abroad
knuwl-tged o. be tie turst rrfuci AMI elegant refr
tury Literature ANA tuc Arts thi- tac s.
an tlIf
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E4aNicS' Wrench VruNkS
uESrC RECEUvEn

Thick and Double Sole BrOsans.
A LARGE assortment Of IsROGANS of the very
IN best manufacture;
And of Double SOlcd and Thick Kip Boots
Just received and offered at low prices for cash by
JOHN RAMAGE,
octIB. AZ College Street.
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
New SericS--Ncw AttractiOnS--NeW Writers
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

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january He1--l,ruted on tine rapcr and clear type.
With the January number viii begin the pubiiJAtlon
OF a sEsIiS OF M-,UIIFUL
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Pheian's Improved Billiard Ia
bies and Combination
Cushions.

Protertsa ~ Ietiers P.teDt, asied--s -
February -. 1886. netenbes :, 1871, 8
a. he Fceent improvements male tAese fahles
snzkas them unsurpassed IA ne ~erlt Ihey are
onsret ne - tntne bl|IoFa pa eoraein-
inx Sped wlth trush never-hcfaEe ehla,nea IA Asy
nlfilsrd liable SslrSroanls 1tG Sss broadway n
Y. M.nafAesery ; 81 kun sirsess
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The j. laid ln this IS d,Btug the memorable
winter Of the great hrr. The Incidents natural
aud familiar, and tho characters sku.uly drawn and
grouped; the plot Is clearly defined and wei man
aped--th' styl" easy. graceful nud flowing Hr.I t.e
d~JtoUSm~Di convcys most useful lcs-un. Il Is
tuogl Of Sc, Ing mart
Thus stuTN Viii bee followed by 90 Tale uf tn
South. D." and enc C startling interest hy ,mIucIt
southern author. called
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Original Works Of Fact and Fiction,

The hrst or these II FROM the pen of a gifted writ
and is tale II love and lucre, eut'uci,
TWO WAYS TO WEDLUCK!
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LADIES' FANCY FURS

LADIES' FANCY FURS
/ have now on hand q most spleudid assortment
all al my own manufacture. comprising a much
larger assori meut than he found at any Retail
store. and which will sell at remai kabiy low prices
FOR CASH, consisting, in part, Of
Real sable Mink kictOrines. Capes. Half Canes
and Sacks; Mufs and Cuffs to match. :
One Set OF GTebe, avery rich and rare article.
Rnyal Ermlne, Chlnchllla, and other Sets.
FUR TKl INNINGS tor Opera ClUaEs go,
iCTOLD FURS Cleaned and Repsired and alI
kinds VI raw SKINS dressed and manufactured at
fHE ONLY MANUFACTURING FUR STORE,
S2 Pennsylvana Avenue, between 81 h ana Iuth sts
90 ~ rom G.. LEWlSSON. Eurrl.r
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MARSaAL'S sALE.-in virtue of a writ OF
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county Of Washington, and to me direct shall
e. pose TO public bio sale for CASH. IN front Of the
m, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November,
1883, the following described Property, to wit: All
defendants right title, claim and interest in and TO
Lot No fourteen. (I&,) IN square No. four hundred
and hve tio5, togstber with al and singular the
Eroveme1ts thereon, IN the city OF Washington, ID.
T.. seized aud lowed upon as the property Of VIM.
IL stewart and Will be sold to satisfy Judicial No.
7. Stewart. J. D. HtSOVER
Late NJ Marshal for the District of Columbia.
lQ-dfa --@.
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NARSHAL'S SALE-Iu yir,us of a writ of
lvl heIi fscas lssue1 from the Clerks office OF the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia tor the
expose to public sale for CASH, front of the Court
House door OF sad County. On MONDAY, the l5tn
ing described property to Wit: All defendant rig ht
title. claim and interest in and to third of the
from, OF 30 feet on g street east, and running back
100 feet tn the north line Of the lot
the City Of washington, ID; c.; seized aud levied
upon es the propery, of William n. Sxa n, and viii
be so'd to satisfy judoias No. "a T., October term
1859, in favor Of Samr Strong: use Of Nj. Thompson.
- - w. SELDEN, Marshal,
oct 2idts for the District Of Columbia,
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" CLAGETT & DODSON,
LATENSIVE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS o.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE
DH GO Cd g.
No. 4, MARKET SPACE

ID Hx GO Cd q.
No. 4, MARKET SPACE.
We take great pleasure in announcing to House
Keepers and all who expect shortly 70 comme nee
Ds n"p Vs, s11S ssGok 81 goods IN The above
THE FIRST FLOOR (BasersnD
ls hled with large stock OF ele gabt LOOK OIL
CLOTHS, Ia all the newest and most approved de
MATTINGS, ali widths. Door MATS. T &C, ~ 4 q
THE, SECOND FLOOR CGrosnd EntTanesD
10 led with an immense assortment Of c CAKPET-
lNGS consisting of great variety of new and ele
pant designs, and extra hravy Three ply, Double
Also, Crumb Cloths, Uruggets, Rugs. and Door
Mats IN pleasing variety.
THE LINEN Room (Sane Floo-)
the very best grades TABLE and BED LINENS,
10 every conceivable style and quality when has
fame for excellence. Also. Bed Quilts, Toilet Cow
es, lmItIes, Blankets, Piano and Table Covers.
THE SECOND STORY LThird Floo,D
rs lied with superb and magnificent assortment
ofENGiIsH TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS CAR
dsffully low and Kugs to match.
Our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT is on this
Moor, which is filled W Ith all that 10 new, elegant
and desirable Tor the curtains for the windows OF
SIX. Damask, Brccatelle, down to the lowest price
Merno,
Is hled with all that novel IN the latest oduc-
tions from the looms Of France aud England in SUI
perb Medallion. Wilton and other Ityles VELVET
GARRETT NGS. some IA ths stsle Of Lo uls XIV,
with I tse!s hue 70 Essrcf -,..S -
those cfany oi th- NOT bern cItIes whilst our seeo
tlons are from the very first hants
These who hive out Of the city can have their
CarpetIngs cut to ht aud sent home with
the greatest facility without trouble.
oc i5-eo8t CLAGETf d DODSON.
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Auction Sales.
CONTINUED PROM THIRD PAGEl

ES5ELtSSHTs tSSHsGt6E R6sEwS9b S9 Asi.HPi;r' sEv.s oc
R rysas d 10
snd
streets we shall sell the Furniture and Effects,
Excellent Rosewood Seven octave Piano Forts by
=, J. q. Fischer, "
MAHOGANY Halr Spring seat Sofa, Rocker, and Par
CLintz covered Lounges, Union and Easy Chairs,
CARD G1ps snd toS csnte and Fsncy Tables
@ WlnaSw Curtains and Corpios Shades.
FIRE Sets, Vases. Mantel Ornaments
Walnut sids6oard, two Extension Tables,
SgpeTlor Walnut Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedstesds
"fnut bn MARBLE Ma top Dressing and Pam Bureaus,
Toilet Sets. Towel-racks, Mattresses.
E.aI..I Esansn; s,a,t shiTtIEnt and qthsr Stoves
Cook ing Stove and F,Itures,
Kitchen Utensils, 30.
credit Of 60 and 90 days. for satisfactory endorsed
oc I'D ln1 TIES J. {. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auo...
rs{s * WAIhS EAI . ! lBAgRNARP ,Asetlopeers
sh
fscts Of Mrs s.srss Bos1dins hoase. Mr. sss s Pa
fMxenne' south side. nearly opposite the National
| Rosewood Piano, Stool and Cover,
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas, Tete Tetes, and
Mah9sanJ and walnut Rockers and Arm Chairs,
De- and % %slnat a as2ss sIeps aoP Centre and Pier
Mirrors Mirrors, cp5isin. i snd orns4.nts. Clocks.
and MSIu1 and Bureau.
First rate esther Beds. Hair and husk Mattesse.
So,a Toissers ana Pillows BLANKETS Comorts, sheets.
i6ree y Ingram and venIian Hcaess CarDess. Stoves
stray Mating. OllcIoths. Rugs,
Knives and Folks. Chahns Dishes, ' Plated Forks.
Sastors. Plated Tea and Table spoons. O'A''
Tin Ware, ReiriSe1stof, nSrHs HSsel.s safes. &c.
with o her articles, not here enume ,ated, all of
wnloh Will be sol without reserve.
peIssons furnishing and dealers would do well to
Terms: ss and under cash. over that ,uoun, and
under scO 50 and SO days: over sioS. q 5. and Su
mon hs, for notes with good and satisfactory en-
90 q IS w WIFE ( GBSsRNARD. Auot..
C ERNGGHsb hSb SENsA EG2 AAps':VsfF; SEW Fur
MdkEiNG NoTs%b. PgDG
stn a, 10 O'clock a. hoase Ne 2l5 on Psnnsyyapia
furniture sRG escts Of sea eman Declining souss
Ma$cEsny Carved Sofas, Arm Chairs. Rocker. and
Marble .g top Centre .nd Sofa Tables,
Lady s Walnut Secretary and WhatnOt,
GIt-frame French Plate Pier Glasses, with Slabs
aud Brackets, ' N"'''
Alsbaster Vases, pictured,
Fancy Chairs, Tab as, Foot stools
Damask and Lace Curtains. Corncs and Fixtures,
ne;vet, Three ply, snd Ins ram Carpets OIlcloth,
Mahogany French Bedstcads,
Marble top Dresang Bureaus, Washstands,
superior Curled Hair Mattresses, Toilet sets
Holsters and Pillows, Blankets, Comforts
Mahogany and PAINTED Wardrobes
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MARSHAL 70 SAL En- virtue ofa writ of 6e
1vl n facias issued from the Clerks ofhce of tha
Circuit Court of the District of CoIumba for the
county OF Washington and to me directed. shall
house door of said county, ,onSATURDAY the lS,h
day of November, S5s, at O'Clock NJ the following
title, clam and interest in and to Lot No. three
ISL IN Square No. 7S9, tseven hundred and hfty-
nine together with all and singular the imPIoye-
seized and levied upon as the p Ope-ty of Edmund
Rsy, and will be sold to satisfy JudIcis No. ST. to
October, 1851, John Waters cS. Edmund Riley.
j. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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