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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-09-22

FALL AND WINTER GooDs. The friends of
Ezekiel and the public generally will be pleas
ed to learn from our advertising columns, that
a mammoth stock of Fall and Winter Goods
has been received at that popular emporium
1t really makes one feel comfortable in view
of the approaching cold weather, to look
through this stock of clothing. Try it and
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TulHf sixth with eaauaenrc, Monday, Sept. 18th
u iS,a. The Instruction will b. systematic and
fho,oadb, and every reasonable effort wpl be made
to render the ias,itatiop permanent aud worthy of
patronage. Students will be prepared far College,
Professions, Rasinrss. Teaching. Tuition will be,
per term ef tan weeks. Primary Glass, ~; Junior
Glass ~ Senior Class IS; Latin, Greek, french,
Drawing, Painting Water Colors, Wax-Hrutt.. and
Eephyr-work. each, IS; Oil Paiatins, IS as,
BOARD he had for about ~ per week. sfi8
Students win be received At any time, AND charged
from the date of entrance. -
re. WOODWARD 4. y. Principal Mathematics ssd
Natural Sciences.
Miss r. b. MooevAaD. cemposition and Elocutien.
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Two WEEKS MoRE.--Our friend Bird will
be here only two weeks more. So hurry up
and get those pictures. Delays are danger
GUS
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THE MCCARDEL HOUSE CHICAGO. We can
cordially recommend this House to our citi-
zens visiting Chicago. tits on Dearborn st.
east side, between Lake & South Water, and
is admirably kept by j. w. Steele, Esq. one
of the oldest and best Landlords in the city.
Terms only $3.50 per day.
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Flowers, culled and delicately arranged by
"the, fairest of the land, have been received
the past week, for which the printer tips his
"tile" in thanks to the contributors itk
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DANIEL II. BRIGGS etdt
y WaDptia DiStrt,I
JAMES a REBECCA SULLIVAN Court Iowa

To James Sulivan, and Rebccca sullivan.
Nv0s and each of you are hereby notified that the
Plaintiffs in the abnye entitled cause, will the
2~h iay Of September A. a. 1872 between the Hours
Of o'clock A. NJ. ana o'clock T.. NJ. Of said day
proceed 10 take the dispositions of Joseph H. FH.t
silas Garrison and others a. ottumws Iowa, az III.
oihce Of and before Joseph Ha.rc, Clerk Of the Dis
trict C"uri of Wapr" County Iowa. aud couiuissios
81 spp,tin'cd by ssit Court AT the March T,rm isy,
- take he prpasti"u> Ia said Case, that said bep-
ostious viii i,r continued from aay To day until all
taken. Sid Propositions when taken Ia he
used Evdenc' by thu rltintiTs W. me TriAt of the
above cause. l"u further notified that at said
tine anh place you appear aud cross-eNamii.S
said Witnesses.
Published by order OF the Dis rict Court.
iiendefshrit Dcsin,
Aug IS 80 - -Iw. fitfs Auys
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I& PRuGn, BuRLINGToN.-The Card of
these gentlemen will be found in another
place, and we commend them to the favorable
notice Of our readers. They are extensive
dealers in all kinds of Furniture, Chairs, &c,
which they sell at wholesale and retail, and
they are first rate men to deal with.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-09-22

GREENBAUM, SCHROEDER &Co, BURLINGTON.
This is the Great Dry Goods Emporium of
Burlington, where the Ladies especially can
find everything they want, and at astonish-
ingly low prices. Our readers who may be
in Burlington, will do well to call there and
look through decidedly the finest establish.
ment in the State. See advertisement.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-09-22

FINE GRAPEs.-This office is indebted to
Rev. b. A. SpauIding, fora cluster of large,
ripe, luscious grapes, of the Catawba variety,
produced in his garden in this city. Wesaw
no finer looking at the National Fair.
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MILITARY BALL.-A Military Ball comes
off at the Carroll House, on tomorrow night
(Friday,) for the benefit of the Ottulnwa
City Artillery, to which all are invited to
attend. Tickets One Dollar.
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Our obliging young friend Thomas Reigart,
old Post Office building, has all late publ
cations
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Hall,s Lung BaIsam,

HALLS Lung Ba1sam,
HALLS LUNG BALSAM, In all cases, gives the
best satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought cures
since Its Introduction than any other cough medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSAM Is endorsed by our lead,
Ing physicians az the safest and best remedy be-
fore the public.
HALLS LUNG BAlSAM Is safe TO use among chill
dren, and yet powerful In Of chronic pulmonary
disease, ~ f&.@
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings in certificates al
most daily Of its wonderful In all parts of the
country. @ .Fs
HALLS BALSAM for the LUNGS Is sold by J. L,
TAYLOR, Ottumwa Iowa, and by agents in every
town In the country. #a
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Doors & SHOES, CHIcAGo.-C. NJ. Hender-
son & Co., 46 Lake st. Wholesale dealers
in Boots & Shoes, offers fia.tering induce.
ments to the tra,'e to deal with them. We
refer to their card in another column, for
further particulars.
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MARKETS.

COURIER OFFICE, Sept 90, 1S9.
WHEAT, 5o@75c
RYE, Coo, not much offered.
OATS, % c.
EGGS 10. .... .-r
BUTTER 12k
POTATOES 25 cts, ~
ONIONS so
CORN MEAL 81 90.
FLOUR, 1925 $50
VINEGAR Is, 90 Dbl. 25 cts. gal.
SUGAR 100l2
MOLAssEs 6o@sn
COFFEE 10
TALIOW 10
HONEY 10
LARD 1919 Scarce h
BEEF 5616 Gross, 1A02nett
CHICKENS 100 dog.
WOOL 20@35
HIDES dry 12K Green ~
SALT $50 Bbl,
HAY Prairie ~, Timothy Is
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Notice of Incorporation.
Of ne Farmers and Merchants Ban4 IF 4sAlaao
state OF io,ca.

doNtUiQ.
state Of fo,ea.
.. sANrKL W. NEVILLE, JAS TORRANCE,
u. DAVIS, j. T. WILEINsoY.
HAVING associated themselves, and such persons
u as may become subscribers to the capita stock
OF the company, into an Incorporated Company, the
following notice Of the organization OF said ncorpora
tion H. made in Pursuance of Section 6Ts In Chapter
43, Of the code of Iowa:
lst.-The name Of this incorporation Is the ''Far-
H1ers and Merchants Bdak OF ashland" The prin-
cpal place of transferring the business of said incor
poration, will he the town of Ashland, Wapello coan
~, State OF Iowa.
2dThe general nature of the business to he trans
acted by the Incorporation Is general Banking, Col
lecting and Exchange business, and transact the
ordinary business of "A Bank aad receive deposits OF
money and investing the same by loans real estate
or other securities, and may purchase and sell bank
notes and real estate.
3d.The amount of capital stock authorized is
slooo, being in shares of 800 each. Ten per cent.
Of the amount subscribed reyious the 18th day
Nay $50? shall be paid in by or before the said 18th
day Of ay 1882 and ten per cent, dollars per
share ninety days thereafter until the stock sub
scribed for shall be paid in; and the remaining stock
may be subscribed for at time after the said 2th
day Of May, 1859 by paying ten per cent. dol
lars per share at the time OF subscribing and ten per
dollas per share every ninety days there
after until the is paid in and upon default of
any stockholder TO make payment as specified, then
the stock snch stallments may be
due and unpaid together with all paid up nsaments
thereon, shall be forfeited 10 the company, and the
stock SO forfeited may be subscribed for in such man
ner as the company or directors may prescribe.
4th-Ths articles of incorporation were approved
and adopted by the corporation the 25th day OF
May 1883, and said incorporation Is to continue until
the 18th day of May, 1869, and may be renewed.
5th-The officers of said corporation are Board
Of Directors, consisting of three 80 stockholders and
may he increased to five To- Said board may elect
az from their number President, and may appoint
such further officers assistants from their number
otherwise "a may be found necessary expedient
in carrying the business of said company.
6thThe time Of holding electioas hereafter 10 the
first Monday in April, annually.
1th-The highest amount OF Indebtedness or liabiI.
ity to which the company corporation shall have
power subject itself, shall not exceed the of
$4,000
sh-The private property of the stockholders shah
be exempt from the debts liabilities of the said
company corporation.
9th-The stockholders may vote either by ballot on
proxies.
JAS. TORRANCE,
u. DAVIS, : Directors
J.E WILKINSON.
J. L. WILLIAMSON, President.
Aug. II, 1S59-n22 4w
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Enormous bills announced Gen. Dodge on
Tuesday, but he didn't come. Samuels did,
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H. Il NJ. se. Is. Notice.

Office of the Burlington Missouri River Railroad Co.
Huntingdon, September, 1859.
- STOCKHOLDERS Of the Burlington and Missouri
!" River Railroad Company, are hereby notified
that assessment has been laid all Stock Of ID
Company not null paid, Of Five Dollars share pay
able or before the 18th of this month five dollars
share payable or before October 18th ensuing five
dollars share, payable or before November 18th
ensuing, and five dn'lsFs share able before
December 18th ensuing. Stockholders residing ia
Iowa, will pay AT the Office Of the Company, Bur
ngton those residing in Illinois, to 4 T. Hail. ESD.
Chicago: Michigan Stockholders, to Georg" r. Porter
pany In Boston.
BY order of the Directors.
J. n. DENisoN, Treasurer.
Sept. 10, ls59-n2T-3m ..t
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If you want your watches repaired, take
them to Nunamakers.
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Estray Notice.

Estray Notice.
Vuvakennp. by John 3. Bacas Of Pleasant Township,
il wapelio County, Iowa, on the 18th day OF May,
1889; yoke of Work Cattle four and five years old
The Ave year old Is marked with crop oil the right
ear, and An underbit In the left; color, yellow and
white pided-pont Of right horn OF. No marks or
brands perceivabs the other; color red aud white;
point Of left harm OF. Both appraised at thirty five
dollars, by John H. Carter and James NhitInore be-
fore Robert ID. McClain, Justice of the Peace.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Co. Clerk.
Ottumwa, June ,th, 1sss. --nls snL
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RAILROADS.
Burlington & Missouri R. R. R.
CHANGE OF TIME.
GOING wEST-

IN AND AFTER AUGUST Is, and until further no.
tire is given, Passenger Trains will leave aud
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1859. 1850.
Chicago Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail Road!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-09

CAN HOG REASON "A gentleman of this
place relates TO us the following story of hog
gish sagacity While on his way TO Negaunee
the other day, he discovered large hog in the
road, quarter Of a mile or more in advance of
his sleigh, and going in the same direction
The track was narrow, merely sleigh or sled
path, and on either side the snow was several
feet deep. Presently his hogship, by some
chance, noticed the coming vehicle, and, rails
ing himself up, he took deliberate view, then
started with all possible speed toward it, with
a squeal, rs for life. Our traveller. unused to
such demonstrations, finally stopped his horse.
and awaited the denoUsmemf. On came the
hog, until within a short distance of him. when.
coming to II side path, he entered it. turned
around, gave a triumphant grunt, and walked
away. The only conclusion to be arrived at is
that the animal. seeing no other means of
escape. decided that reaching the path was his
only hope of safety. Had he been obliged to
turn cut into the deep snow. he would have
been . gOner. Marquette Ohio Journal
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A NEGRO SrANPEDE.-A gentleman from
Africa brought suit some days ago against
another gentleman from Africa to secure the
sum of three dollars. which the former alleged
he had won from the latter in a game of
seven up The case came on for trial be-
fore Justice D'WOlf yesterday morning. Each
darkey came prepared to plead his own case.
and each was backed by a very dark cloud of
witnesses. "A the case was about to begin, a
wag who happened to be present, took the
darkey plaintiff aside, and with an air Of grave
import informed him that he had better "Iook
out, as there was plot on foot by the police
to arrest the whole party Of Africans for gam
bling, as soon rs the facts should be revealed
by the witnesses. "GOlly. marsa,'' was the
exclamation of the sstonished darkey. who in.
continently seized his hat and rushed from the
room. The others not knowing what was the
matter, but afraid that something was ..up. =
rushed pell nell after him. The noise Of the
pursuers only increased the alarm of the pur-
sued, who fed up Clark street with all possible
speed. Several abOlitiOnists, seeing the ne.
groes scampering in such haste, concluded that
fugitive slave must be the cause, and Joined
IN the race. The negroes, looking back, took
the latter for policemen, and ran only the
faster. Where the race ended we could moi
ascertain, rs none of those who took part in II
have since made any allusiOn to the matter
Chicago Times
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GREAT LAwYERs.-The London News thus
begins biographical sketch of Lord Lynd-
hurst:
tits fact to be remarked that all our great
est lawyers are lOng-lived. On examination il
will. however, be found that there is nothing
extraordinary in the matter In order to en-
able man to go through the amount of work
which alone can constitute successful barris-
ter, you must presume physical constitution of
iron, a capability OF adapting his habits to the
requirements Of his calling, and an oryaniza-
tion in which the nervous system ID not too pre
dominant. The demands in one who unde rtskes
to reach the WOOlsack or the Bench are perfect
~ well understood, and have been reduced to
pithy phrases. such as Lord Eldon's, that n
barrlster must live like hermit and work like
horse: or the cynical aphorisn, that to be a
great lawyer or good Judge You must have a
bad heart and good digestion. There ara n
lew Instances in which successful advocates at
the English Bar have for period triumphed
by tho mere force of energy and will over de.
hclencies ofbodily organization; but il has been
almost invariable found in these cases that one
day they unexpectedly broke down and never
recovered.
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Poor Pussy One of the queerest things we
nave met with lately, i'm the foreign journals, il
the joint suicide of two old maids and a cat
Inc women were very decent, industrious crea
tures, and very fond of the eat which was II
seems their mutual property. Some relative
died. and lett them about five thousand dollars
This intoxicated them with visions of greatness
They dropped all toll. removed to London with
their eat, and commenced a grand round of
pleasure, amid which puss was always their
companion. Balls, theatre, opera, rides, drives
elegant dresses, expensive habits, etc. soon
used up their legacy This accomplished, they
sought work; but il was not To be obtained
They had to pledge and to SELL ad libitum, their
clothing and other effects for food. When all
these resources were exhausted. they walked
down to the Surrey Canal, put the cat in bas-
ket, entwined each other around the waist,pu
the puss- basket on arm leaped into the flowing
water, and were drowned As they had lived
thsir cat. -~-iU - p 3tl5- l5t 80" /" = =. :
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NAPoE--Dr Dick. the celebrated phiioso-
Pher, says there arises every twelve hours. no
less than thirty million cubic feet Of water,
shieh Is more than sufficient to supply all the
rivers on the earth. This immense body of
water Is formed into clouds. and carried over
every part of the continents; and again il is
Condensed into rain. snow or dews. which fer
iiliEes the earth. Should this process pause.
we might wash our clothes, but centuriesw would
not dry them. for evaporation alone produces
this effect: vegetation would wither;' riv-
ers would swell the ocean; the operations Of
nature would cease. So close is the connection
between this process and vegetable and animal
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mar aa-steo&ds. 81 '' '"'' A. GREEN. Auct.


BY }. e. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
" sTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN 6 AND STs,
NORTH, AND HoUsE AND LoT on 7TH STREET AT
April "a at o'clock, on the premises. we shall SELL
part OF square No. 315 fronting 48 feet 10 inches on
ming back l0l feet. "
This is admitted to be one of the most delightful
tIOn of the city. 'o - ''"' SOU
Also, At o'clock, on the premises, Lot No. 8, in
l. ana NJ streets and running back 80 feet inches,
sogetnel win the improvements, consisting of a
feet. A0S POI
60 Terms: One fourth cash the resdue in 8, l2 and
l8 months, with interest secured by deed in trnst
ap5-d J. C. McGITlRE A. IN A,o,.
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H., FROM WASHINGTON
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
R6N Ros THE EsS%PGssy %G sRSS 1S6s,1 m1sHiNG
lst NAIL TRAIN starts st As O. m, (Sunday
exoePted, connecting closely st Washington juno
ton, for CembeIsn and PIEDMONT
caicirGHdE EkSRESsNsA EfkfSfRlSNAC ddNNEchf9SS T hf9SS AM, AND
?. m tday, and Connecting directly with Express
Train for Louisville, Cairo, and the Southwest and
for 81. Louis, Kansas, &c.
To view the grand Mountain Scenery Of the Road
IN dayiig tske either the 7<5 a. m. or SEQ p.
For PARKERSBCRG and al stations on the
Northwestern Virginia Road, take the SEQ D. m.
Train For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 20 all guar.
WAY PASSENGE ERs for the Main Stem Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
too follows:
Piedmont, take the 7<S q. m. train.
For AL stations between Piedmont and WhselnS,
AXE the $50 m. Train. To connect wich the freS.
erick Train, take the $40 p. m. Train.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
q. m, and $40 and ass m. On Sunday st SEQ D. N.
only.
Leave Baltimore at % and $50 q. m, and $50 ana
6.Sl p. IN. On SUNDAY st4Sn O. m, only.
The 1t5 and S45 Trains only val stop ~ way sta
tons and Tor Annapolis connections.
The 7<5 s. M. and $50 p. m. are the chief connect
ing trains for the West and the el0, 7s anx 90 D.
m. trains for the East.
For further informstionfnquire 90 the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad TIckst Once, WeshlnEton.
roH Master Of Transportation, baltimore.
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ap5-d J. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.


By BARNARD K BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN,
IN MONDAY, llth April, at O'Clock m we
- WI SELF In front of the prem ses all that ,ot of
0ronnd on the north side of Cav street. between the
residences o1 w IN. RedIn and Rob. Dicks, Esqs.,
with stone wall mounted with an iron railing and
handsomely improved with trees, 4 C. The scenery
XlGw 2i the Potomac tlvsr the Virginia shores,
-, Terms: One-fourth cash; balance IN one two and
ment for cash. f"'
ap2 BARNARD ~ BIrCKEV Auc.s
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DENTISTRY, 90.

IL DENTAL NOTICE. :,
DR. HILLS has removed his ofhce TO the roor,.
long occupied by Dr. Master, (S6 Penn'is -
svenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.J where b&S
he Will be pleased to ell who NAV desire e~IIlb
his services. For professional ability am kindly
permitted to refer 10 DIR. Malster. ja<
MI TEETH.
tH. LOOMS, nj. D., the inventor and patentse Of
the M1NERALPLATETE TEETH, attends
persons personally at his office 10 this city .6&~
Many persons can wear these Teeth who ~1lo
cannot wear others; snd no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons callins at my ofhce can be accommodates
but to those who are particular and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
more fully warranted. -
Rooms in this city, No. SIS Penn avenue, between
phia. "a 9l-Iy
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q Il II H + B T. t.
COMPLETE AND UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF
w. 3. r T.. III. THOMSON'S
}p
IndestructibIe Skirts.


WITH PATENT EYELET FASTENING, WRpGK SLIDE
AND WATCH SPRING BUsTLE.
The perfection of Skirt manufacture" ."-lIoyri
Willis Home Journal.
complete Eyelet Fastening, tasteful and ele-
CANT IN enect."-N. Y. IHdep
Eran. -
Far exceIling the best importation."-Ibid
III deserves all the praise il has received"-Tfrs,
ACARD;-The Manufacturers of the 'CROWN
SkiRIS' beg to state, that the very great favor
with which THE lNDESTRUCTIB1.E SKIRT
has been received has made 1t necessary for them 10
make unusual exertIons to supply the demand, and
that they are now running their Manufactnry mig hi
and day for this purpose their orders requiring an
theI, usuhi large production of
GossHMER ESPkNsIoAN' SPkRNSSITA LACE
and other popular styles. To effect this, their
tracts are now out Tor upwards of
>, $1,000 YARDS BRAIDED STEEL PER DAY,
a of which Is prepared expressly for them by their
own makers and bralders-the very best in me rica
Having ample proof of the universal popularity OF
this "chsf dRurre" Of skirt Manufacture, TfHE.
lNDESTRUCTlBlE SKIRT, they intend placing
IL within the reach of every lady who wishes the
most graceful durable, and in all respects the best
SKIRT ever produced.
p. San invoice of these beautiful Skirts is now
beng prepared for the Queen Of England" and the
Empress of France"
For sale by the principal Jobbers and Retailers
everywhere.
III Look for our name and trade mark, the
Crown, stamped on every Skirt. No others are
genuine.
mar ll-6w NEW YORK
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ICE !-ICE!-ICE.
HE undersigned respectfully informs all in the
District and AeXandrla, that having just closed a
contract with the ROckland Lake Company for a
full and constant supply of their beautiful lake Ice,
he Is prepared to deliver the same to all who NAV
favor him with their orders. Persons wishing to
make contracts for the season year, should give
him call before closing elsewhere as he is deter
mined 10 give satisfaction to all consumers He
wishes TO call the attention of dealers to the fact
that he Is prepared To frns them by the cargo
or ton, weighed 10 them on delivery.
Orders lett at Mr. Fenwicks office near the 7th
street bra. and Centre Market, Mr.. ID. b. Clark's
Drug Store corner 411 and Penn. avenue, or at the
Depot, corner of llth and streets SOUTH near the
Steamboat Wharf, will be promptly attended to.
Wagons always on hand To deliver in any part of
the city. lmarl9-lm' CHAS y. CHURCH.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
~, RENT IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
WOOD AND COAL.

EALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS
~ Wood prepared any length and size delivered
to al parts OF the city, Navy Yard, and George
money to accompany the order, or to be ready when
the iuei is delIyered 7 J. & W. NJ. CALI,
mar 25-ly,r Foot Of 18th St, below War Depar't
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T CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions to his
factory. making II now one of the large st Rr5R .
In the District, where his facilities forESSS
manufacturing CARRIAGE d LIGHT2ZSs3
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be 81 pas sed and
from his long experience in the bust ness he hopes
to give general satisfaction.
hand.
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders PROMPT
ly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOSCE
4 ntf Garner Of iatb nd L Sc