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corpished by any agency during any psevics conuru
General Wetmore alluded in complimentary trrs ~ Con
sui General Townsend Harris, who he said was formerly
New York merchant
The following resolutions on the subject wcrs then
adopted--
Resolved That this Chamber regards the recent an
men OF the execution Of commercial treaties
tween the empire OF Japan and other nations vents
which must benedcaly affect the great interests Of
and which also calculated 70 promote the
Of civilization am humanity.
Resolved That in estimating the importance Of the
cessiu negotiations which have removed the barriers
stDg for between The nations Of ASIA ard the
morcil countries Of the Western world, should in the
judgment OF the Chamber, be regarded as snbject for
national pride that tho American representatives have
ably aud stuly performed the duties conded 10 them.
Resolved, That the Chamber desires especially 10
ord ts qualification at the successful negotiations
concluded with the Emperor OF Japan by Mr. IownseL1
Harris Consul General of the United States whose athtv
end diplomatic skin, no less than the courtesy extended
by him 10 The representative of another nation entte
him to the commondaton Of his country, and the Cham
Der finds for additional satisfaction the reflection
hat this important public service has been thus efficiently
performed by merchant OF New York and former
member Of this Chamber
QUARANTINE ExroEuoN
Mf DAVID OGDEN called the attention OF the Chamber 10
the necessity of inducing the Legs give the Health
officer salary, instead OF giving fees at present. which
was the roa2on OF the extortion practiecd lie men
toned recent which he thought deserved
dcmraton The ship Albert Gaatn recently arrived with
tlb passengers all Of whom the doctor caused 10 be varc
rated for which they charged rs cents each. Az
TINS rule carried out with every vessel the
from u must be eLormous, amounting some years TO
$40 600 and $50 600
After further conversaon the following gentle
men were appointed committee to memoraizs tho Ls-
RNiatnrc on tue subject, VIE Il. Morgan, ~ L. NC
Curdy aad Edward Hncken.
The thar4oer then adjourned. #tMt
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ISpr1M sryAroFs-Thc black republicans in the Ia.
diana Legislature bave nominated Hon, II. s fanc and
John ravs for me seats Of ycsrs Brgh, and Fitch ID
The United States Senate
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The MILKY WAY.-This well.known phe
nomenOn is great luminous band which ever;
evening stretches all across the sky. At one
part it sends of kind of branch which again
unites with the main body, after remaining
distant for about one hundred and fifty de.
grees. This remarkable belt has, from the
earliest ages, CT which We have any record
maintained the same place among the stars
and, when examined through a powerful teIe.
scope, il is found to be composed of myriads OF
glitteriug stars, scattered in groups of millions
like glittering dust, On the back ground of the
general heavens. Sir William Herschel has di-
vided 1t into number of nebulous systems. or
separate clusters Of stars, and has described
their appearances and shapes; but, as yet, it is
u US but the shadowy outline Of another branch
OF astronomical research which will REQUIRE
more powerful instruments and more human
genius than Is now at comm a nd for its explora.
ton. The same authority, above referred TO,
things that the phenomena of the milky way
agree with the supposition that the stars ofouI
armament, instead of being scattered in all di.
rections indiferently through space, form a
stratum, of which the thicknesi is small in com.
parison with its length and breadth, and in
which the earth occupies a place somewhere
about the middle Of its thickness.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue of a writ of
lvl her fscias issued from the Clerks office of the
county Of washington, and 70 me directed, shall
eIpose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Court house door of said county, at u o'clock
m. on SATURDAY, the 18th day of November,
1853, the following described Property, to wit All
Defendants right, tite claim and interest in and to
Lot No fourteen, l4.) in square No. four hundred
ana hve (46 together With all and slngula the i'm
provements thereon, in the city of Washington, ID.
G., seized aud levied upon as the property Of VIM.
II. Stewart, and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No.
T. Stewart. j, ID. HOOVER.
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia,
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BENEvOLESCE OF PoPE PIUs TX. We
translate an anecdote from Dr. Franki's Mach
Jerusalem. In Greece our traveller met an
American lady-Miss Dorothea L. Dix-wbo.
impelled by the philanthropic desire to contri-
butte toward an improvement in the treatment
OF lunatics, also visited Rome. She told the
Doctor: II visited the lunatic asylum, and my
heart revolted at the sight. / did not see sick
persons whom man should pity, unfortunates
whom we should endeayor to cure-they were
brutes In chains. the dens of which seemed
never to have been cleansed Several days
alter my visit to the lunatic asylum, was pre-
sented to His Holiness the Pope, who knew the
object OF my travels. The Pope asked me, in
the most friendly manner, whether had vet
visited the Asylum at Rome had the cour-
age to answer, yes; and am convinced that YOUR
Holiness has not yet paid it a visit. Pho Mono
quickly raised his head, and only asked with
an expressive attentive look L understood
mm, and related to him, in voice full of emo
ton, all the horrors and barbarism had wit
messed. 1 ventured, trembling within myseIf
upon the bold expression of the unchristian
treatment of the unhappy beings The respect
commanding man of ChristendOm listened with
earnest attention and said briefly, after had
concluded, Come again in a week time and
L then left his presence. My anxiety was
unutterably great. The Protestant, the stran.
ger, had perhaps risked too much Although
was conscious in my innermost heart of my
good intentions, yet passed sleepless night
and day of the deepest inward agitation. 1t
created deep sensation when the holy father,
two days after bad been presented to him,
while taking one Of his drives, stopped before
the gate Of the lunatic asylum, and spent an
hour in it. The week had passed, and 1 stood,
as had been commanded, in the Vatican be.
fore the Pope. In manner as grave as it was
calm, Pho Mono said to me-'I have appointed
commission charged to lay before me propo-
sitions concerning the erection of lunatic asy-
Ium conformably to the rules of humanity and
morality, i'll the shortest time possible. When
you visit Rome again, your just and pious
wishes will have been fulfilled 1 thank Won
for your communications. May Heaven bless
you. L bent my knee, deeply moved, not be-
fore the head OF Catholic Chrstendom, but be-
fore the wise prince and the good man. .''-Jrr-
Ih Chronicle
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source for various purposes, nor must you mind
though he vsrnish his nose and fingers and
nothing worse. cheap paint box, and some
engrayings to color, is another and if you will
give him some real paint and putty to paint
and putty his boats and cars, be is a made man .
All these things make trouble-to be sure
they do-but Charley is to make trouble, that
is the nature of the institution; you are only
to choose between safe and wholesome trouble
and the trouble that comes at last like o whirl-
wind. God bless the little fellow, and send us
all grace to know what to do with him.
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MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of a writ o

MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of
lvl he'll facsas ISSUED from the Clerks ofce of the
Circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for the
County OF washington, and TO me directed. will
expose to pubic sale for CASH, in front of the Court
House door OF said County, en- MONDAY, the 18TH
Ing described property, TO wit: All defendant rig
title, claim and interest in and To one third of the
west part Of lot No. I. in square No. ,56, with a
front Of 80 feet on street east, and running back
100 feet to the north line OF the lot
the City of Washington, ID. c.; seized and levied
upon as the property of William ri. Swan, and viii
be sold TO satisfy jndioals No. 4d to October term,
1883 in favor Of bamf Strong, use of M, Thomson
w. SELDEN, Marshal,
oct 81 dts for the District OF Columbia
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nfARSHAl'S IS SA Elm virtue ofa writ of ne
IVA n facias issued from the Clerks office of ths
Circuit Court OF the District of Coumbia for the
county OF Washington and 70 me directed. shall
expose 10 public SALE for n front ofthe Court
day Of November, S9, at u O'Clock the following
title, claim and interest In and TO Lot No three,
tS,) IN Square No. 75e, (seven hundred and fifty
nine, together with all and singular the improve
seized and LEVIED upon as the operty of Edmund
Riley, and will he sold to satisfy judicial No. 81 to
October, 1857, John Waters as. Edmund Riley.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
oc
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THE CoSJEPREzIrEs-AN New RELIGIOUS
SsCr--Some sixty or seventy miles north Of
Council Bluffs, in the county of Monona, abou,
fifteen miles from the Missouri River, there /,
town containing 500 or 800 Inhabitants, gen.
orally known as Preparation
This town is the Zion IF new BODY of re-.
ligious enthusiasts who call themselves I" Con.
Jeprezites, and. their system of religion. or
religious organization, "the CoDjeprezon, " the
meaning OF which term remains 10 the GENTLE
world profound mystery
At the head Of the organization is a man by
the name OF Charles B. Thompson, who is be.
side the editor OF weekly newspaper called
me Newspaper This paper is large, well
printed, and upon political and general sub.
Jects Is edited with much ability
Of this sheet one or two pages are usuallv
devoted to the publication of what are called
open letters upon religious subjects, ad-
dressed by Charles B. Thompson as follows
The Chief Apostolic Pastor and Eyangeli.
cal Bishop TO all tn, Elders Of Israel Evan.
geiical and Travelling Presbyters, of the
Ecclesiastical kingdom, and to the Bisho,
PresbyteTs DeacOns and Members of the Con.
Jepre z9n, scattered abroad throughout all the
world, sendeth greeting"
These letters are all dated at I" the tower Of
the hock, and are most curious specimens of
incompreheDsiblc cant, being made I'D of pas
sages from the Bible, extracts from "the Book
OF the Law and Covenant Of Israel" and re-.
marks by the 4" Chief Apostolical PASTOR in
Discriminatory mixed up together.
From what We are able to learn from these
letters, this curious sect believes in the Bible
as the Word Of God but also holds that it is
in measure done away with by new reyela-
tiODs made since the year IS48 by the syoice"
of g Baneemy" through the medium of the
Chief ApOstOlical Bishop" These new reye-
lations are styled 1.-THE Law and Covenants of
Israel" "
The property of the organization is held in
common, and the earnings of all are thrown
into the comIaOn stock somewhat after the
manner Of the Shakers" l." The people are
said to be quiet and orderly in their deport-
ment moral in their customs, and the most de-
votedly and blindly attached to their religion
or system of belief
However strange it may appear, this organi-
cation has during the last year rapidly in
creased from % to 800 members, and is still
receiving large accessions to its numbers
IOfrz State Democrat.
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BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.

D5 " ALL o DahNAhD, ANctl0neerE.
'TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a deed from
w. WaIlingsford. dated 9th February, 1854 we
Will oher at auction on TUESDAY, the tn dav of
November next, at O'Clock, p. M. on the premises
ail that Lot of Ground In Washington oty known
as Lot A, IN subdivision made by George w
h!tchell OF lot numbered seventeen O7D in SQUARE
numbered two hundred aid forty seven An in the
CITY ot WashInstOn. which said subdivision is re-
corded IN the ofce OF the Surveyor OF said CITY of
washing ton--sad Lot A beng situated on the cor
neI OF 18th street west and Massao etts avenue
and containing three thoussnd two hundred and
hfty one square feet of ground-belng the same
ground which was oonveied tn Washington wal
ingsiord by George w. Mitchell and wife, by A
deed bearing date the third day of February, 1854
with improvements on the same.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
to he I'd In cash, and the lance In twn equal in,
stalments, at Six and ne months. with interest to
he secured. Should the purchaser fail to COMPLY
with the terms of sale WI thin week after sail
the property msy bs Iesod at his risk and COS, after
one weeks notice.
WALTER 8. cox,
FER DiNAND w. RISQUE,
Trustees GeOTgetoxn Building Association,
Oc Is eo6ds WALL Il BARNA D. Aucts,
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GUrrA-PERCHA ATYPE.-Gutta- percha stereo.
types with gutta- percha matrices are among the
objects produced from that wonderful article at
the present day. The matrix is just taken by
pressure from the block of types while the sheet
OF gutta- pcrcha is hot and soft, and sharp and
fine impression it is quite capable of taking.
When cold and hard, this stereotyping plate Of
gutta-percha is ready to have like impression,
or reverse Of itself, taken also by pressure of a
second sott and moist sheet Of gutta percha on
1t, and this when cold and hard. is ready AT
once Tor the press plate or cylinder The spe-
clmens OF printing from letters and engrayings
thus formed are rs sharp as if taken in meta
and the flexible nature Of the substance admits
Of its being curved round a cylinder, to adapt
the surface more completely to the action of
the cylinder printing machine
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II. Il. TYLER,
PHILIP u pEl
J. c. MCGUIRE & co, Auctr.

MARSHAL'S ShLE.-In virtue of a mt of lie
IvI II iaclas issued rom the Clerks otiee of the
county of Washington and to me directed will ex
pose to public sa for CASH, IN front OF the Court
house door OF said county, on MONDAY, the 18th
day OF Novem1er, 1853, at IL O'Clock m. the follow
Ing described property, to wit: All defendant
title. calm. and interest in and to Pages subdivi-
and o, OF said subdivision, and of said Square No.
39j. as lad down In the Surveyors offoe, in Liber
b, folio No. l42, in the city of Washisetor, ID c.,
together with all and singular the improv enents
thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of
George Page, and will be sold to satisfy Judioas $
No 4o4, TO October term, 1885, in favor Of Robert II.
Gaileher use, OF Chiffon Il Linton.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
oc 2I -dts for the Distrio. of Columbia
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wREELwRIGBT, NUDGE q CO.,
F" wHoLRsALH
PA p + X % Z A LIE r q
No. N Hanovsr sireet, eorner ef Gsrmas.

No. ID Hasorsr sirtc,, eoS..r of Gsrnsas.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Agents for l.. l.. Brown Cot Thowas Colt,
Carson Bros Co.; Dckey, Ross q Dickey; Ea-
gle Mills Company; Empire Mills; Gibson, Crothy
ROBBINS; X. & A. II. ubbard; gessud a. IsffiI:
J. Z. ng Co Owen & Hurlbut; Platner a Pof-
teri Platner a Smith; Parsons Paper Company;
Marlboro Mills; Metropolitan Mills; Sagamofe
Nils; and various other celebrated makers.
Also. full assortment of Book binders Leather.
Cloth, Glue, &c; Printing Papers, News and Book
Colored Papers Of all kinds; rtraw Boardst Bind
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
colored Printers Cards and I'ard Boards, In everT
ysrety; Tissue and shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards,
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper, Post Once and
Bank Envs,ope; WSpping Papers, AL KINDS !
Writing Ink; Alum, Bleaching Powders,
IL Paper OF every description made 70 order.
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Auction Sales.
/ CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE
By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer

By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
ExTENSlVESALEo OF BEAUTIFULLY VILLA
~ LOTS AT HOPEToN, ONE MILK AND hALF
NORTH OF WAsHINGTON,Ar AUCTIoS.-Un WE'D
MESDAY, the 10th of November, shall sell, at
Hopeton. on the 7th street road end Immediately at
Of beautiful guiding Lots, part of whIc front On
7th street. =
THIS sale offers fine opportunity for obtaining
county home near the CITY, On an excellent road,
hle water, pure air. and low taxes.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in one, two,
and three years. for notes bearing interest," properly
secured by deed oftrust upon the premises.
0c 6-eod A. GREEN, Auct,
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ny " hbb o DhRNhfD, auc'lcneeTs.
V'hUSTEES SA LE.-By virtue of deed Of
trust from lchard CTut dated FebrnaTy :
iBo4; we will cfer at public auction. ON MONDAY,
me 18th day of November next. on the promises at
B q CLOCK, p M, all that usrt of Lot seven al IN
square four hundred aud eighty one, t48ll in Wash
lngton. bounded as follows. viz beginning on 9Th
street west, at the end of hundred and twenty
three feet south from the northwest corner of said
square, and running thence TO the rear line of
sald lot thence north along said line fifteen feet SIX
inches, thence west 10 The line OF 6tn street, and
thence south to the beginning, with the improve
ments.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue two equal In
stsnents at slx and nine months, with interest to
be secured. Shonld the purchaser fail to comply
with the terms OF SAFE in week after the sale,
the properly may be sold at his cost and risk, after
one weeks notice.
WALTER 8. COX,
FER DINAND w. RISQUE
Trustees GeOTgetOwn Building Assoc alton.
oc 25 eo&ds WALL q BARNARD, Aucts,
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III Kansas city paper Of the 2ad ultimo an
nounces the arrival OF $1,000 In gold dust In ket.
tie from Cherry creek.
ID A man who has just died of yellow fever
at Galveston, Texas, on his death bed, confessed
the murder Of a man on q Galveston Steamboat
for which he was tried not long ago. and ae4uit,
ted
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For Rent and Sale.

A pELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCES
"A FOR SALE, NEAR WASHINGTON. AN ii
WlTHlN 50 MINUTES RIDE OF CENTRE
MARKET, "a BOUT 81 M1Fs.CTRis place is i'm
proved by a very comfortable and convenient frame
House. which contains II rooms. and is surrounded
by portioo which s lso feet long and 10 feet vide
also, good gardeners house, carriage-house.
green house. planted with the finest varieties OF
Imported grares lce-house, ice pond and is well
fenced clstern, near the kItche IN door, contains
sCo gallons OF rain water, and there Is q spring of
hne water near the house. The house is situated on
high land and s one OF the most hea thy and pleas
ant parts of the country.
The grounds have been somewhat improved, and
there planted about 45o young trees Of every best
variety Of apples, peacses pears, grapes, ounces,
cherries, prcOts, dc.
The present owner is living and has lived on the
premises about three ears. and has done ali his
power TO make 1t pleasant place but his business
10 OF such character that lt is impossible for hIm
to reside out of the city and it tor that reason
offered for sale.
The stock on the place, consisting of horses, one
COW: two wagons, light rookavay carnage &C.. and
the farming tools, will be sold with the placs.
There are IS acres of land attached to the house,
which can be increased to 200 acres, if required
fair price Oliy will be asked q small cash DIV
ment required, and very long credit given on the
taance; or improved city property will be taken as
part pay ment to a small amount.
10 a party wishing to secure q comfortable home
In the country which will be convenient to the CITY
this offers al opportunity which seldom Occurs
Please address Box No. 5Si Washington CITY Post
Office. no 5 ct
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By ). C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auotloneers.

By j. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuotIoneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR
- NITURE, GILr-FRAME MIRRORS, CARPErs AND
&c, At Public AUCTI0N-Un TIL TRSDAY Y
MORNING, Noyenber ltth, at the establishment
Of the late E: u, A. Pfsndston on PennsyIvsnIa ave
Rosewood French Sofa and Parlor Chairs.
Marble top Centre, Sofa and aide Tables
Rosewood Secretary and bookcase. Wkatnots,
Three large reuch plate hiantel Mirrors,
Elegant Rosewood Marble top Mirror front Beau
Eighteen Solid Oak Leather Covered Dining
Rosewood Marble top Dressing Tables,
Paintings and t.ngravings, sets Of GIrandoles,
DaMask and Lace Curtains, Cornice &C.,
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram ChaIPets, RuEs, Old
LARGE Walnut Sideboaris, elegantly carved In bas-
Sol ii Mahogany Extension Dining Table, 1s feet
Eighteen Solid Mahogany Arm Chairs, with hair
Gus nioned seats,
About 7Do ounces solid Silver Waters, Cob cts,
Pitchers, Butter Tubs, Ladies', Knives, Forks.
Heavily Plated Walters. ofvarous sizes. Pitchers,
Covered Dishes. 'rureens. Champagne Coolers,
astors. Sauce Boats, &c..
Frenci China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ware,
Cut glass Decanters, niger bowls. Gobets, Wines
LARGE Chinese Punch Bowl. Bohemian lassvars,
Choice LOT OF Liquors ana Cigars.
Marble top Dressing Buresus and Washstands,
walnut E,Izaoethlan Bedsteads, with supetior
EpsIRelRsd finsd dMcs5tresses cuiiess ss.,. Lounges.
Nery superior Gather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows,
Fine Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Hand some FreI ch Chlus "a rante Toilet Sets,
, ToEether with large assortment Of Kitchen
Terms: $40 and under cash over that sum Gre
DIT OF 50 and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bearing interest.
PHILIP B, PENDI,RTON.
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CLOTHING At REDUCED PRICES.

ri IL
~ Rdve Opportunity for Baysdias.
Having opened an estsbLs shment in New York
CITY, No. lOi Duane street. for the exclusive pur-
pose OF mAne factUnng our own stock In future, We
have determined 10 sell OF, for the next sx weeks
our present stock Of Ready Made Clothing now in
store. at greatly reduced prices for cash only 10
make room for an entire new stock.
We etherefore shall Offer Indu oe ments TO cash par
ohasers never witnessed IN this city Our object "a
10 now sell aud TO AJAX early call, thst purchasers
may have the benefit Of making their selections from
one of the largest and most fashionable stocks Of
Ready Made Ci0thIng to ne found this side Of New
York. WALL, STEPHENS a CO,
S22 PenDsy lvanls avenue,
se e II between 9th aud 10th streets
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EAsHIONABLE- -PEREgMERIEs, from the
tefh street end Pa. ave. teesm
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To ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS MEN

I'O ADNEhtlSEhS AND BUSINESS MEN
The VIRGINIA SENTINEL" Offers veTy su
perlOT advantages for Advertising. IL IL a ETmly
established Journal Of wide circulation. with sub
scribers In almost every state the UhIOn ana
numbering very large and ever growing list of sab
sorIbers among the farmers and substantial bU siress
men OF the wealthy and PROSPEROUS Piedmout, Val
lev, and Tide water regions Of Virginia: men who
have wants and the means 20 supply them: menvho
ouy goods, and men who buy and sell farms. a
Advertisements appear IN the DeIiy. Tn xeekiS,
ard occasionally IN the Weekly editions Of the * e
TINEL, thus reaching a'l our Tt adsIs We respect
fully invite orders. Terms moderate the cash or
city reference being required. For partiou lars sd
dress SMITH FINks
&C y I'm Alexandra, NITE iBia,
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I UBIN,S EXTRACTS. al odors, at GIBBs,s
- aair Store, rsar 18th street, and 0t his Sale
Reens. Iaasa WilaFas' netsl, EsSI
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EOK RENT-A comfortably furnished HOUSE
L on street, between 18th and lSth SITS. Fo,
terms apP,y on the premises to Mrs. WILLIAM