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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07
saddlesl Saddles! Saddles!

Saddles! Saddles! Saddles!
Harness! Harness! Harness1
Trunks! Trunks! Trunks!
HAVE now on hand large assortment of the above
articles Of every strlranI pattern: ltrlle< Col
lars Whips, CHrps a4s all which will sell Cheap
tor cash. Saddles from 81 7ss TruFs a $?5
SINGLE Harness from Sla to So Dolsr Harness 52l
10 $50 Any one Ia want of any thing in my line will
well to give y call.
Work mIir aud renairrE done CT short
ni.13 - ~ :CHAs. MORGAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

above cornpaes having appointed Tic undersigned
their Agent for WheGluR anVioiuity respect.
fully solicit the pEtro1nge Of tie public Said Conpanaa
are well known to he first class
y adjusted \. c. ARTHUR, Agent
oGicc over The Ciltzens' Deposit IssnkI ., Il
l'eD'-S E5s. s. Wheeling, yYn.5,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08
HOu>e-and Lot near the Depot
for Sale very Low.

4 NEW and very desirable Brick Cottage Resi-
N denee, containing screen rooms. with excellent
water. well and eistern,-pumps iasde-gosd dry eel
lar. stable and wood house, near the DePe. Such
opportunity fer procuring pleasant ho seldom
be with. Terms of payment easy
- Enquire at Palladium Office.
July =. Is59. Sstf
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutrazes this malarious poison in the blood,
and stimulates the liver expe it from the body As
it should it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, rather does
what is of service those this Infection
II taken in it expes it from the system it is
absorbed and thus keeps those who it free from its
attacks keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently it only cures, but
protects FROM the great variety of affections which are
induced by this malignant influence such Remtent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism Gout, Blindness, Toothache Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthma, Palptatons, Painful Affections
of the Spleen Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis, and Painful
Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, all of which,
when arising from this cause, will be found to
more or less the intermittent type. This "AGUE
CURE" the cause of these arrangements, and
the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the excretories
to expe the from the system and these organs
by degrees become habted to do this their Office of their
accord. Hence arises what term deczaatdt,0n.
Time may accomplish the end, but often life is not
long enough is sacrificed in the attempt, while this
"AGUE CURE " does Il at once, and with safety. We
have great 20 believe this is well
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which
caused BY the manatic Infection than any other which
discovered and it has still another important
advantage the public, which that 1t is cheap
well good
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Wagon and Carriage Hubs.


1868
Is the Ne Of BosseA's celebrated fall size yoist
lander DaguerssotyPs Camera with which he ma Dc
Pictures II this city. il 1SET of which spccim are
exhibition at his rooms, clear and aaiad
From his long experience in the profession he unhesf
asnsiy assures the paelic that he understands the
business prieetly ana Is aow prepared with the
Camera furnish his patrons with first class
only.
Gallery a. his residence, west Main street between
Washington and Green
- All pictures warranted, and perfect satis:ae-
tion given before aay charge Is made.
Jsn.s Is5s. 7tf
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SCoVILI7S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
siaSipiR!I.I!i & STILLINGli

s-nlzsi4. 7Ii.rz sgvEiI-I~G KING EVIL ULCERS
Gu..aE On GgoNC1ioCELE or swELIED neck sCEos-
Jlaus c,-.-EkoCs ASnINDoIE>E FUaoRs; MERCrRIAE
AxD sYFu:If.is AFFECTIONS cFRtrIoNs AND EN-
AaGEsrtN7s as JOINTS aIA-ns BONES OR OvARIEs,
~ata IigIn ep5 E.E~. rsPErsIts LIVER MPIsINTss
etILErTTc FITS cIiuREa- vtEUs DANCE. ngoFsT,
IN All. DISEASES SKIN sCCH FIMrLEss
s.aI4s r.lIEE. CT skLlRtEg,i- EiNGwoE1I SORE EYES
Also AkNY DISEASES PECULIAR 70 FE-AALEs sUCH Ne
isKcosRl4, Cs Ui.frEs; suFFR1ssloNs i@aEcCLAefTy'
4TEE1LIEg.
= ali C,roas- csses rsei tas airlrt EoeiGe
u.sIiie i'tat elect a spet9y
e-s lf- stem T. IL i7 ssae. 1t act III sll the
s-7eI Sic tine carries 81 the
fs t.at- l.: DEL. ut also through tls
lions # tie a.i ssiners is through
is aEl consists taking
~ sat aopn poisonous pr5Eeples
li.ea el through The
anti they carried the
-teu4 st GSi J4od i Transported through
- ,i-,a.ci parts Of the ts, until tbs entire
:, ,tras i Il = bertig sassats.o.i-
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For Sale-In Richmond.

4 B4IST 80 acres OF Land. near the DEPOT With the
n ta4taSlEg improvements. Large Frame D~elling.
STABLE Carriage HoaSa Wash ueass. Hoase
CisserH. good SprIog and Spring House, Trees
sHTaboery- Sc- Nice property VIII take snail house
sna lot IN exchsn
a good Hoase and Lot Fort Wayne Arena, rooms
good Cellar. Well sni Cistern-
All The above property will be s4ld Iow easy pay
Esnts- Possession given Immediately.
JAMES NJ. ROE
Richmond Feb :. 1s5a Ssf
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TyEE 7zGs's SE7EAH9EAABIE CURE
glNass EsEs,OEsD -,

tINCINNt D. Eco 10.
\ L - ssiii SiiH Flea
sure give my testimony yoyr Syr
for hall years attaCs8 EltE
~CBnFG oUS WHITE SWELLING: attended vih Ia ,
e-5-ftfta t4tiHS tried ana Dad tN
# t, piy> IAN. of ,y tl~tI Professor
CoIIe.cl, auI they id give any
raaf was SO reduced cea.iat1 Bel
three utaths # Az fs ieIs arz q I'D feFs's aI So
thai 4ozvu rzsHtn
my legs Vti, TOOK fala 'inis % fime
more than NDREB PIECES ot 6pN r. q them
from four len-th r.,4Ee almost -
Sifl,t friends had oc8 n s1ssrsFy
This hopeless condition VIXEN yuar yslaahsa
Meicnv used dozen bottles Of it. fca
sslc attend 184 tss usual. ayi my les haye
STRONG walk tHe1I vsrEout alet
nifty AMI fEy, sstirtf3 rsfsG sstrsl sf53ttt
Yours truiy. MARTIN ROBBINS.
Residence 3Zl ti-htl Street. A!ouI Jc1, C}=Ni
na. ohio.
CgvcsNSkrI- 30 rs, Is5S
This ia certify that the Above ry sd It
sf&EEgg EO1B7xa
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Es>-s>Nsri- ser. = 49,
We She rr.rsi mel a-p ar-usir-eF Martin Rcr
Sins r. entitled set= sa1cs
y The pg'fs-. Yours. most respectfully.
u " il fEEIS0N- Z >. WILSo. Merchant. 70 - l lo
NatFiuf
Nh : hEEALiI- Wholesale Druggist, Oar Dor MsSE q
5arae; IL asr.
{. +. IIALr sca afac;org. a We Fourth Stree.
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n Orn i I h o o z cal Stu d y
AFTER THE LATE Ep6A.
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Fever and Ague, .

from which mankind suffer 4 large part of the
globe Is the consequence of diseased action in the
SYSTEM induced by the poisonous uiasn of vegetable
decay This exhalaton evolved the action OF solar
heat wet soil, and with the watery vaor from
il. While the is below the horizon this rar'or
fingers the earth's surface and the IS taken
with II through the lungs into the blood There acts
irritating poison the internal ylscesa ana ea
cresng organs Of the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails only this virus but also the PIE
from the blood Both he virus and the bic aciA'e
in the circulation. and produce violent
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
synpathize with the liver, and become dIsordere also
Finally the instinct of as II IN an attempt
to expel the noxious infusion, concentrates TIE Woe
blood of the body in the internal exeretoes to force
them to cast /. out The blood leaves the surface and
PUSHES to the central organs with congesve violence
This is the CHILL. But in this effort II fails Then the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes the surface, IN another effort
expel the irritating poison through that other great
excrstory-the skin. In this also II falls and the
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These the fits paroxysn OF FEVER AND
AGrE. Such constitutional disorder VIII of course
derTnine the health if it is not removed
We have labored TO find, and have found antidote,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

lLEH SCOTT has extended his hack 20 that it IS
about f21 feet deep The addition j. fitted up in
gc.i Style exclusively for Carpets OIL Cloths. Wool
c Curtains Damask Hindox Screens and Shades,
Cul tain Fixtures &C. Hoasskeepers viii 10 well
all and his he is selling good
Low err than ever before offered IN this market.
July IA, 1859 5itf
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JAMES W. POE. having bought Ont the interest
Of Curtis Grave in the above firm of Gorsuch Grave
the business will be continued at the Old stand enc
door Of the New York Store and under Starr Ha
They ordering sni receiving many OF their goods
direct from the manufacturers, and consequently can
compete il prices Sc. with any house IN the W est
We respectfully solicit all those who have heretofore
paronzed the house still continue 10 do and we
invite ali others give call before purchas Ing
elsewhere expect TO keep eneral assortment q
Hardware Carpenters and Coopers Tools India i.ao-
Der Betting, &c Sc.
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JAMES Z. SNOW

SUCCESSOR to TI0S. NEsTcR6 Co. corner Main and
- Front streets. Groceries, Provisions
cry thing sualIy found a FIRST class irOceTy.
that is be only fouud the place
al owe described, viii he happy his Old
customers. friendly feeling with all ether
aho will favor him wth i call.
~ No charge delivering Flour Feed. &c, ifs
any part u the city
Richmond, Ind April Il, 1859. 1851
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE j. hereby given that the eo-Part n ership
y existing between WM. GoRSCcH and CChIis
GRAVE under the name and style Of Gorsuch s GriFe
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent ihose
showing themselves indebted TO the above firm are re-
quested cali Immediately at the old stand where the
No and Books will be found and settle without ae
lay -
July Hin 1883 CURTIS GRAVE.
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GORSUCH & POE.

As have sold my interest in the Hardware trade 10
j. NJ. Poe, Esq, and about retiring from business
would recommend 70 those who have literally pat
ronizei u.s. AMI my friends generally. continuance
Of their patronage the firm of Gorsuch & Poe.
CURTIS GRAVE.
July H. 1859. 35
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SHOES! SHOES SHOES!

yUNHE undersigned has opened Pearl street one
door north of strattsn * Son, general en-
81 boots and shoes, which were purchased Of frs;
hands in Wilmington Delaware, and made good
material and By the hest Of wuTkmen.
The boa -dt low for cash and the des
sell them low in like manner.
Please call ard examine for yourselves.
THOMAS S00Y.
Richmond, Ind July 81, 1859. 3Ztf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

Nrw Yenx, Nov. 3, --John D. winsiow, aren't
% ssekee, Dsvis Co., .iswsisrs, csumlfspd
re 10y y secstsg hissslf asssyA she bed:
"a a., 10y he entussed . bn e jswsiry
- 49, y - 80 70 colored por1er, - ooavey %
$500 ~ enos q DEspw, shin& Co, which sst being
tse ps,sc. ne ws sarpossd wss ssolea. He informed
DaoS ne commission q the did II yroSp
Letters 70 MS mother Il Providr.oe.
.- In,s mot M HE employers and Mr.. Arnold
take 1t another jewelry ~tahIishmsut In H,rkst
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81. Lours, Nov. s1--Ths Overland NAH of the
San Francisco was unchanged.
The bushes portion Of vulcanville, In Am,dor
county, was burned On ne 2oth ult., involving q
loss Of over $4,000. -
Oregon sdvices announce the arrival Of Ger.
Scoo At Portland on the 21sf He wzs handsomeav
recefved. Gen: Harvey left Portland soon sfssr
~ snivsl, and is supposed 70 hsvs taksn oGsnoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

NEw oRLEASs, Nov. 2--Tbe sssamship Ca
nswoa, rom Havana on the 18th, has arrived.
zen. Concha retires a. Governor-Genersl on the
pected.
The Steamship Arizona brings sccouns from
quiet Nearly 300 troops had arrived there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

AlsAxy, Nov. 2l-The Ara movtxsxe bondhol-
a. css 40 o. me Erie Railroad Company kavs applied
cell the road for the nom. vmest az No. ~
Comptroller has placed tie mster IN ~ h.,ds al
tne Attorney General, who Win proceed sf once
road with all 10 sppurteuspceu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
HOLD GoF FTrs OF 1,Sgofs, C5sAls T9,1cee, HSVsI
MORNING, November sd, az 10 O'Clock, st the
Store and residence Of the ste James Patterson, on
street street, we shall sell, BY order Of the Orphan
81 barrels Of Whisky,
3casks Gin,
casks Brandy, -
jamaica Rum.
Malaga and Madeira Wine
Lot Of Bottled Liquors, Tobacco. %
eo.ooo CIGARS Of various brauds.
Lot Of Empty Casks and Measures.
Baggy, Wagon, Skids, 60.
ulture. -
TsLms; $40 and under. cash over that amount, .
O on o. snd 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
mo IA MaaRYANf PAIT aliEIs 2 A .6
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RflaRcfaI.

n ny, :, Yo..; Nov. 2s.ssoet, are a.ns.; mar
1o3x; Chicago and Rock Island % 4; Illinois Cen.
tsl shares 6ok; Michigan Southern "a; New
York Central sox; Pa. Coal Co. e.; Resdisg q;
Va. 6's s9K; No. 6's S4x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

ST. LOUIS. Nov. aI.-rhe overland mail has
arrived here
General Scott arrived at Port To~ussnd ON ts>
18th, and ess blished his headquarten on the o.
g. steamer Mssachusrth. No DEBATE plan Of
action had been decided on. Gen. SCOTS health
bad much Improved. "a rr.T--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

BALTIMORE, Nov. ay-Flour closed dull; How
ard street IS 81. wheat closed quiet; offerings
Of 100 busbeis-white 81 .3os1 As. Corn closed
hrm; white s4as4c-; yellow e6ss<e. Provisions
closed steady mes pctk eis; prime 50; bacon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

NEW YoxK, Nov. - Flour 10 duh; ss.se O. 90
asa Ohio es 3Sz5.s 50; Soufhern es -sOs&s IS
Whsai is dull. and nominally unchanged; South
sfn white sl Soal 50. Corn . quiet old yellow
el5.2s. Lard 10 dull and unchanged Whisky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

New War Steamer Naxraea.sett.
NoRFoLK, Nov. 21.-The war seesmer Nara
the Pacific squadron. Her performances have
been considered satisfactory 80
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HoUsEKEEPERs. g
A + T e N + i o N! Il

"a. II n Ss K. yesE PyEsss4S,s: a. Det
SPsHISS MksEsookss, Shsr s yos siiI has
CHINA AND. GL1ssWARE
chased anywhere south Of New York.
DO OR MATS, wArfERs,
JA FP22SkET f6 hIf2o MP BASKETS.
And, ~ TACT even article required By housskeep-
ers, either useful or Ornamental.
stock Of CUTLERY and PIATED WARE,
vhrbs IN point OF excellenoe and durability, ID not
TO- be sxceIed AMI in chesSnsss not to Be- e uslsd
N hsye also just received small invoice Of CAR
PETS, en- consignment. and which am now sell
ing q wholesale Prioes in iots 20 ssis gyEehssers
17e Pa sy, between nth and 18th sts
no H-S hall block above War DepaFta't
RUTTER, POTATOES. APPLES
y a'ooe ies frssh Rel egTrER,
300 bushels POTATOES,
50 barrels APPLES,
50 sacks 6ne SALTS.
For sale low By THoS sTHlDER,
Corner ef sth and B etreetx,
no Iy-lw Washington City, d. G.
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ALEXANDRA, Nov. 22.-Flour-psicss are un-
changed: Whest-ssles Of good white st 81 .3os
81 "a; red &iIsaSi 90. Corn-ssles Of old white
at sc. Rye-sales st &c. 1851
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Ncusss-Dss111cr or coLsxslA ADvnus-
mnBKs 70 - INsERrzD N fHB BAlxrzoRH SIN
ARs sscsrvED AT am yoxwAxpxD sRon I'm
e7AR orvlc1. -. -. q
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II. Ben: kkE RRSsHGSSS iis' A \! !:

By =: 9: MCGUIRE 1 Co, Aootiooee1..
SA sesIesL 9pSrc WE RHt Es2SSs yHooEs At
ass Corner s q ss sSS :: q;
oons Roots Just landed and in kne order, hon a.
seiSorated Nursery Of Van Dershoot e eons. I'M
TsPP, nssGisses' Jonsuils, Iris, crocus, &c.
no 22-n &c. MCGUIRE CO. A,et.
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THE WHIST CLolHlHe Wasz-
esivins their fan o. ClotS.ns Hsde 70 crSsr Tor
sear retail trade. Furniahing Goods Of every Kind
svsnnss Nasaonaa Hotel 6sndlng. sele-Sm
Yossas Da.ss s'ass, -. -. -. 3
cuIsau's Dazss ssils,.

slNoA E W.5xH Gen N.l6ls haiI clothins
announce that thsir annual dlselsy.. Of fsiI and
Wintsf Clothing e nox rseAy icf insDsotien. n
Youth Clotkfng q ths newsst sad TscSsss dssisns
~ Hasosials tFimmlgg, and y0Tkmanship.
ehiopabls aFtoles q drsQs, a o1DoTtsnity 70 nov
49, fer selscfing from ths 9o& et$fsetise stosi
eoeea oEeooe. - Sly
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MsnysSs 81 yB5ss5 leos. 6 ~. S.
So dk6 l!fa 3: Ties sggs e..
e ~ -; - - Ma jpsisalz
] s q - 81 rs.
"a -teNsfa4 Az4 szslss 81 sszfuo ted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

- " ~. MARSHALL. Auotionser. =
Two FIRST CLASS RESIDENCES MEAN
re pre9ises, shall sch, Without reserve, tIcssS
s{s .ss:ssd e siTos bstvssa II sifsss:.
Ihsss kossss ere snishsd in uoss elsbor.ss stv,s.
ma coneen Al the necoee8ry oouyonlonQos, such
= 90 furnaces and ra1xe lots - let fron1
fhe hcuses have good stable O tko ri Of ~
ne 7, "a a Ss pss.c.s 81
ofthe most i9proy1ng peish Ia he CITY. :.
1erns o. saje Qne fourth ed; halaess in j. Ia
D::a h s'Is' I'D d''d W q Hsi 1ifsi
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orI1'oss 5. g. r.z Leussa

500. 5 Sc s.sss sss p ns.'
:;::s - 10 q ss s...: q
su ~ ssHSl.siies d Sskossf 90 . sss ss'
ssss :sS .;'yss:s ssss:sss 3 :'7sI IL:
rs;tsy - s:si5 : 5:s::s 80 sss - Of
sss:l 8 ssss, 3: :. E e ~. s'ss:
81. kSSf e. s1s Q.issd ss.s.p-sARDnER
sis {: 4 =: Il eo-''''
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By Al. GREEN. Anct;onn.-

NJ
puBLIC SALE OF FINE SADDLE ANDHAr-
Mss doRsEe, MORGAN AND PRIAM CoITs.
I've, DvSGr AND E0cKkWAY, WAeoNs, III xRNRex.
Sc C.-Yn w EDNE SDAY AFTERNOON. the ~
VII sell, ats o'clock At the store OF Mr. L.
n. ~ the intersecton Of the 7th street. And
nlne{ Df6nch roads, four miles north of TIRE cify !
faStber ~ Property OF gentleman who has no
ahns hsy Ssddle Horses, six years old and work
sorfei Horse. fopr yesr. old. and works well in
! fray Mare, seven yearsiold, fine size and action
black Colt four years old, very fast trottsf.
bay Horse, seven years old, one Of the best har
ness horses in this District, - -
Also, Priem Colts and Morgan Colt, two yesrs
?a last spring, IN hne condition and w ~ styl-
& good Milch Cows and Bull.
AisS, city bum Buggy and Roadway, both near
sF;sn Wagons for two horses. and two one bor..
Together with q lot Of Harness, Plovs. H.rovs.
j would invite particular attention 10 the sbove
stoSk OF horses and colts, they are ali young per-
fectly sound in every particular, work we'll n, rnv
kind Of harness and the saddle horses are equal to
Ts,m ., !: sae and under cash above that sum
cseait OF and 90 days. for approved endorsed notes
Metropolis. " s
no ~ eoQ A. GREEN, Auct.
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COxHO6Hx8AxAO KOlA64.
4svssk@ Dsublfk< Ssrns6k - 0rfsu~u Psss.x.
For making Boap without lime, with liffis lroukls
I'D q onq1H expense. Ihe ehenpo1s 0rticis ever
$500 IS e kssI: Cd ~; =:
81 lFss from imSsrifsss. brots !. 'R s
]: !; II = IA @
CO 4 II 9 "a La o Ala
a'''f; :;::;,. 49,. ;'s
:. =: n !: :. ~: ~
- -: - Z: =: a n =;
ASss5 TX iS]Ss sl5a|;; ;;a''SlE
s -: :: s:s:l go g = -;
.e ...s:.A.5 Es 9 I. e'sr'nr 9ss..s.~
s3saSs4s 6 r. E|zs 81
] ] ] ] ! i ] ] ]
, - New 49, S, q / -
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BY WALL z BARNARD, Auetionesrs.
TRUsTEE'e SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
hARTEhNQON. q Dses.SsSs, q ar es.tso'aIoaeis.
eli ! saSis Don't & lie , asS e ~
sss - lss IS int sc log; sseh sn61
asd street., s.d running bsoS is 1t issk.
g: essss: Z .s e :: s & s g ss
Sssd given sed desd Of trust taken.
All convey enclnK It the ex penGe al lie nurohs>or
.nel.d VAIL " Ls 3 ssESkkEE2pjf1S5.s &C.
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by ;. U MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneerp.
y CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND nol m
TTssERnNS ssTnnAJ PSsLIc SALE5on TUESDAY All
premises We shall sell that valuable property Al the
corner OF New Jersey avenue and north Z street
avenue cef s q @ feet
T. street. 49, SA 1S'sA
Title indisputsble.
Iermsi One-fourth cash the residue in g. II. IN
and = months with interest, secured By deed Of
no Is j. 9. MCGUIRE A. CO. auct.
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THIS AFrERNooN4 ro-MoRR0W.
b WIN. MARSHALL, Apct1onesr.
DkY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS a Auc.

sIos0P sA AfSR bbAHS So ssHSnfN2s Now. ASs
per per is, a. 10 oeock ta9d every day thereafter lnt
Penn avenue, next door to the Kirkwood House.
me eale1ce Of the stock ofa Dry Goods store hav,
Black Cottons, Cloths, Csssimeres, vessinr,
ksaies kobcs in numerous styles,
Sht, ranne, Mousselines, Lace and other Hand
hsces Inserting, Edging, Chenee and other Scarf.
HHees1 dresses. Hoods. victorines, Cspes, =
kSoleS Gauntlets, Gloves, Towels, Table Cloths.
SSklItss Drayers, Bla nkets, Perfumsry,
PoFtomonnaies, Elastic Belts, ~
shawls, Cloaks, Ragians, sssH
Togsthsr with large assortment Of Goods too nu-
Terms at sale.
no ls-tf WIN. MARsHAuI Az
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By BARNARD BUCKLEY GeosCssovu.
DION CHERRY STREET AND THE
WSE5NEsDAy 4PTEEE6oN. II 1dYe 7sss. 4 I
6fbc &c xs VI ssil = Psb,e sussi2n 9 Saf q
street and runs back the distances to tie csns
Terms Ons-hsif csi6: tSe rs.,d.. 4. ,......
~. 18th, interest," deed gwen and deed q Gssl
; no ii-dts BARNARD q sucxev 49, =.
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FooEIsu RuxoRs.-Pennsyivani avenue, last
The failure Of many Of the most rsliable and sub.
stantfal basinsss houses In Washin91on. We have
ascertained that these stories are postvely With
out foundation. They doubtless grow out q The
fnRton merchants have ben under Protest, both a.
whom are, however, already making good their
oolissfienss without stepping business, With the
advice and entife appreciation Of those holding the
psotrsted papes. Two others have also obs.lned
some extension on maturing paper. In these four
cases which are al thatwe can hear or Che trouble
has arisen nom overstocking thesnsclves with
goods, only. - 80 -
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2; !! s 9; .ssg,s =. e. CO,

usHP s = .scS,H Isn 80, nsss,ss;
PssclnS TaISI & Whine 4 u 8 sss.s q WS' ,.
casrsd 8 sestion "a dis eity. Gsay SssStifSi Il
,sl!Rrsted iiiuniaetcd And .bo1nd in nh an
sss Fl /. ;ss h s ~, g;
Inrksy bindipes, -fns Family BiSIss, from 8
sed 9 8sol sn e. cs s ri,:.
~ vneh yiIl b sold q auction eveninxs and "a
sSss sr.S. nom 8 g . Per Gent Les tsa pub
y ,nsr @ aaponnes % his friends that he s roiss
lis entire stoc me ~ g. trade Ard he viii sell
nns 2svsr before beard Of IN this att. to coss
oa dar;ns sennery lat, lisa. All are invited 10
msnns ~ ~ snssd new and perfect sale 70 com
49, fsse * eann evening until all il cold
xiv BEN. kkfRnRRfsEHnA dt AGENT.