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THIS " NOTlCE, thai Tue Subscriber
nam obtained tTou the Orphans Court of WASH
tn the District al COLUMBIA. letters Of
l.te ~ tnttnh "i the personal estate of Iluxh Dow
hsv,a. al W,a-hlngton county. deed. All persons
wnrns,i esain-t the said deceased are hereby
F.hruas, r.s, Der, on OF before the lsth day Of
cuded fs,,, M iilet NAV otherwise by law he en-.
tRa. w H'"' thi. ~ dsy If February,
mar B-iawgw JANE DOWNING,
Administfatrix
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nR. COGGSWEII.'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- cures all Inflammation, affecting tie Head and
Throat. Try it.
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nR. COGGSwELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- is not Cure-all, but Is prescribed for lnllam-
matory Diseases only. Try it!
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- equallZes tho circulation. and thereby removes
the sole cause Of Inflammation. Try II!
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ is the most wonderful Medical Discovery Of the
Age. Try it,
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nR. COGGSWETI.'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ removes Inflammation without the useless loss
of blood or strength. Try 1t!
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(Extract.D In lifting the kettle from the FIRE II
became unrnanageable, tilted over, and scatded I'M,
hands very severely, almost to a crisp. IL was Al
awful sight The Mustang Iinlment appeared t.
extract the pain. 1t healed rapidly, without sore
ness, and left no scar of account.
"YOurs truly, CHARLES FOSTER"
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POWDER fe q -6mrow
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Il AIDES AND GENTLEMEN'S CAST OFF
IL CLOTHING bought and sold by MRS nj
BELL, 18th street, near ccrner Pa avenue WASH
lngton ID. &. She buys and sells, among Others the
hest iashIonable aud superior articles.
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Alphabetical Business Directory.
Cortairisg CaTds oT fru class EstabIiskyns.f, 4.
al dePa1frHssfs ~ bsstssss ~ fAs CRY.

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.
EDwGRD 4. SIMPSON, sl9 9TH st.. north ofPa av.
ARCHITECTS.
p. NENNINs. Agency Block, cor. 7 a sts Sd sto-,
WEsT& HARDiNs .arch's builders, 18th 81, bIAK
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
= :. BAxIER, ts6 18th st, bet n r.
Chiffon MAsRUDEK. cor. lsoa. av. and Sth e.
CARRIvGToS a LioYD, ~ Lon. ay., OPP. s,h ST
GEo. Z. Il. MITCHELL, east wing CIiy nAil.
n. &. ROBINS. cor. a sts..Atty IN patent Gases
WV. n. W EEB. . Lon av.. bet "a and 6th -.
CHARLES VI. I rERNEHLE, Lou. av., b. IA a sta
BAKERIES.
6. =. Kraft, ;. r.. corner Pa av. a 18th at
Moks.nEn Co., 80 9Th ST., bet ID and +.
wIrHERs' CITIZENS Baxn. q, Metzerott's, r.. As,
EsPUTA's Brass BAND 5llIs 9Th st. east
BANKS AND BANKERS.
RIsGs 4 Co, y. w. cor. 18th It. a y. Y.av
swEENY, RTrTENHousE, FAM Co. Sc Pa av
SUrER, Ira Co. 5l7 18th st. north of la Av
CRUBs BRoTHERs. cor. 18Th st. ORR Trss.,,,
J. w. WEBB Co, sS2 Pa. av., bet. a. a 9th Sta
BILLIARD SALOONS.
rHk B.,k sSMsIT ,oP p 18th ST. cor rAsT
CHAs. &. ANDERSON, Nd. av.. near 7th 81. Island
JOHN DUvALL, g 81, bet. 9th a 7th, near Pat Onhce
goYcE iKNMAN, thorse shoers.l p OHIO av.
RoBERT PsRKHILL, 81 Va av.. near sth - Island.
T. J. Dawson. horse sheer. n. side v. Y. av., bs&
OARDING-HOUsES.
Mrs. BATES, southwest cor. Pa. av. and 9th sta.
Mrs. MASSEY, 40 Pa. av., bet. 81 and ~ it,
Mrs. ToRNEY, SD Pa av-, bet LIST and ID sta.
BOOk-BINDERIES.
EDwAR IN LYCETT. I'll Pa. av.bct- 10th and llth sts.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
WV. BALLANrYNK. religious book dePosIt'y. ss ! e
NORTHERN LIBERTIES BOOKSTORE, 81 7th st.
BOOT AND SHOE STORES.
GEoRGE BURNS, Sla Pa. av, near 9Th st.
hAR N9N bIkNS,+i Ia. av., BIT "a a 9Th Sta
r. CLAIM. iSdiSs' hSe Store se Is MsrEct space
Il. CREAsER, SIS y s., bet. 9th and 9Th.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
YgvRusTEE,s sALE.-ON MONDAY,

THVRUsTEE,s SALE.-ON MONDAY,
-a the 10Th day Of Septembe A. d. 1859, at the
rotunda in the Court house, in the city of Cilcnnat
tion all the following described real estate, viz
l. Lots numbered ed y seven a. and eight ( in square
estate Of David r. Wade as recorded eco in BOOK No.
III, page ll6, of the Records of Hamilton County,
Ohio. and fronting each twenty five (25 feet on West
san @dS anG ns s feet thrs
inches to Proyidence.street.
O. All those i9ts of land situate in the city of en-
bered ninty (9O ninety-one (9l, ninetytwo (92)and
NINETY; three (SSl in square number four %, o. the
Garter, recorded in hook No. 90, page COL, cf the
Records Of Hamilton County, Ohio, and each Of said
lots M ng sa sHb Ss M M feet aDs S e
tending back ON parallel lines ninety is0 feet to an
alley.
merly in Millcreek Township, In section nun Der
nineteen, Cy) in Township number three (3) ia the
second fractional range in the Miami Purchase, being
siYtythree l63) teet and six inches in front the
northerly side of the Cincinnati and Harrison Turn
pike Road, and rnnning thence noTtherly four nun
ded se m or @ e y o nha OF
by Bernard andwife TO John Hockney, November 8,
ls2 and on the west by lot now or formerly belong
ing TO Mark Atkins. vU ~
i. Also the following, situate In Cincinnati, Ham
ilton County ana State of Ohio, and being lots num-
bered twenty. lz3 and twenty ionr in Wade
& Dudley's addition or subdivision Of lots in said
city, recorded in Book %, page li9. of the Hamil-
ton County Records, said lots twenty.hree (23) and
twenty four CD being the south side of Poplar
street. west of Western.row being each twenty five
25 feet In front the south side of Poplar.
and rghnne back in parallel lines south one half the
distance from Poplar to Oliyer.street
5. Also, the following in Cincinnati, commencing
at a, point on tho south side of Clarks treet, one
hundred and twenty three feet east of the south
east corner of Clark and Freeman treets; thence
south at right angles to Clark-street, two hundred
and feet thence in eastery direction twenty
eight (2sl feet; thence in northerly direction and
parallel with said west line at right angles to Clark
street, two hundred and one feet to Clark street;
thence westerly on the south line Of Clark. street,
twenty-eght (2S) feet to the beginning; being lot
numbered thirty niue 800 in G.. W. fuckers sub
division Of the Cutter property, recorded in book
number Eight (s) in the division among the heirs OF
! Seth Cutter, deceased L'
6. Also, the following lot, situate in Hamilton
County, and being lot numbered thirty-nlne on the
plat Of subdivision Of Avondae, in said county, as
recorded in Plat Book No. l. page Of the records of
said couD'y. b.
Title toall the above property good; sale poremp:
tory terms cash; being the property conveyed
to the undersigned by de ID trust from The Cincn-
natl and CHICAGO Railroad Company, July l. 1854,
recorded IN Book No. 20i, page 2s3.
JOHN ". IlBRRON, Trustee,
COLLINS II BERRoS, Att'ys, Walnpt-s' auI9bgt
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OFFICE NO. 40 SEVENTH STREET.
Oalce hours from AM, to 8, and to Q, P. M.
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SIX CENTS WILL PAY FOR TIL {
PENNY PRESS ONE WEEK.
Advertised Letters.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
II the Cincinnati Post-ofice SATURDAY EVENING"
September II, 1859.
fg- All letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge of one cent. Persors calling for them VIII please
come prepared with the necessary CHANGE.
eB Persons calling for these letters viii please say
they are advertised and give number and date Of list
eH- The Office will open at ~ A. NJ, and close at ~
AN. ...
rB- The list below Is made up every Saturday even
Ing, between and O'Clock, and embraces all the
called-for letters of that week. Il. u IL q. :
Es- On Saturdays the Office Is closed from to 4
O'clock P. IL. for the purpose OF preparing the Letter
List. 1850 i.'ii3 . l.a 81.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Young Thomas u
t Drop are not advertised unless prepaid two
cents JAS. J. FARAN, p. III.
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Kerrells Blackberry Anodyne.

vNyHIS MEDICINES OFFERED TO THE
H. public as one ofte best ifnot thevery best med
icine that has been inventedfor DIARHHRA DYs.
EMERY CHOLERA lStANTUM, and all other derange'
are so prevalent and fatal In onr countr>-corrects
the deranged condition of the livdr allnls Nervous
tone and healthy action to the bowels, aud wthsl Is
pleasant TO take. ly23-bmt
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Ackiman George Arnold Fred n
AgneW Edward Arnold Geo w
Appiegate Jas r Avery VIM O
Anderson Tom b Aker samuel
Archer Hugh G Afford David
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FRONT STREET FACTORY
AND
LUMBER DEPOT.

No. l61 East Front Street, bet Pike and Butler .st's
South.side.
"AVING FITTED UP THE PREMISES
III with the most improved kind of machinery,
prepared to furnish at short notice, all kinds of
House and Steamboat, Carpenter and Joiner's work.
SASH. Blinds, Doors, Frames and holdings, of all
ng, Shingles Siding, Flooring &c, kept constantly
on hand Particular attention paid to planning, rip
be planed and trued 40 feet long and 80 Inches wide
Persons about to buld will find It TO their advan.
tage to give me call. WIN. JONES,
aq22.bm Proprietor.
DURE CIDER VINEGARI.- .--KEEP CON-
y stantly upon hand an excellent artical OF Cider
Vinegar, suitable for pickles. 7fie ~,
sepa Corner Ninth and Vine.
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HALLS PATENT.
vUvHE MOsTRELIABLE FIRE AND

VNVHE MOSTRELIABLE FIRE AND
IL BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.-They have given
more satisfaction than any other now In use.
We offer reward of ONE THOUSAND Doll
time, shOwa single instance wherein they have failed
to nreserve their contents.
With this SAFE we challenge all competition, as
being tho best Fire Proof, Burglar Proof or Fire
ami Burglar Proof now made; and are willing to
test with any establishment In the Union, and the
party failing first, to forfeit to the other, the sum
of $4,000.
We prepared to furnish better Safe and at less
cost, than any other manufacturer in the United
States
Second hand Safes of other makers, also on hand.
We respectfully invite the public to call and exam.
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HALL, CARROLL 4 CO.,
augl2-ayf Nos. 10 and II East Columbia street.
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yWILLIAM II. BALDWIN, ATTORNEY
~ and Counsellor at Law, Obsss's Building
Third street. sd0oY Iast Of Maip T1I' iia
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Aitkn Alexander Andrew p Alberty & 20
Allms m Aug Acksr ChaW Alley Charley
formed, continues 70 usuuguyn rns mau IN r vv ruuv
all R9bSequent departments Of Life. stitutio
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN NEWPORT POST.
III OFFICE September 10, 1859:
~ Post.offce is open on Sunday from nine till ten
o,cicck I o. A. E0STEP. p. NJ.
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GLASGOW AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STEAM TO aLAsGO :. LIVERPOOL, BELFAST,
DUBLIN ANR LONDONDERRY
FOR $50.

FROM NEW YORK.
Glasgow, TIL omson, Wednesday, Aug. "a, at IL noon
Edinburgh, Cumming. Wednesday Junel," F"
Glasgow, Thomson.... " July 6,
EdinburBh, Cumming. JulyT," "
FROM GLASGOW.
Edinburgh, Cumming. Saturday, May7.
GlnsgOw, Thomson. Wednesday, July N,
Edinburgh, Cumming. " July2.
Rates Of Passage from New York, Philadelphia or
Boston, to Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, Dublin or
Londonderry, first class, 75. Steerage, found with
spabundance of properly-cooked provisions, $50.
=. Anexperienced Surgeon attached to each steamer.
No charge for medicines.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
ap27 ROBERT CRAIG, II Broadway
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Tf
Hanlon Rev A p
Initials.
/ and ]

PwZ....B and G .... smith's Mercantile College,
Fremont Lodge No. 7s, des DO H.. Editor Of the
Wool Grower 10 ~ y in''s Association
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RAILROADS.
JUNE go. 1859.
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il DS,tOn
Mk - 29E -
RAILROAD

EyoUR DAILY TRAINS ,LEAvH THE
N Sixth-street Depot. s11F " TT
duEy and I Gieteisnd Without Change ofoars '' ''
Through Tickets for all Eastern, Western, North
err and Mor1e & sitfs IN 6conm bn, tm.
which is seven minutes faster than 0incinnati)-For
Cleveland and Pittsburg, via Delaware makes close
fGd PSiadephia and SeE York; and st 1ieVsIsnd iss
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston and New York. Also, con-
meets at Dayton with Dayton and Michigan Road for
Troy, Piqua, Sidney, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, reaching Toledo at $780, Detroit
at 500 and Chicago at 7:2O p M, Quincy and galena
Road d. for se GrssnVs, Unien I'M Wnchsstes and Mum
Gle. Also, connects at Richmond with Indiana Cen
tra Road for Indianapolis, Lafayette Chicago Terre
Richmond with Cincinnati and Chicago Road, for
Anderson, Kokomo and Peru Also, connects with
A. %fn s HsaSn SG psSSa Spring
sTEAMER for pEfRofT at TRBANA for G9L UNI UNI
cago Road, East and West; at Clyde with O. and To.
ledo Road for Cleveland and Buffalo, Toledo, Detroit
sS the hSaS oT as
points Ea.t; alsoconneets at Hamilton with Junction
1sSSI a.sS r. '.f Nj. G. TGAINFor Dayton, Springfield
and sandusky-C Connects at Forest with Pittsburg.
Fort Wayne and Chicago Road, East and Vest at
falo, Toledo, Detroit and Chicago. Also connects at
and Chicago Aiso, connects with Junction Railroad
pi.H r NJ. TRAfNHfor Dayton, Troy piqus, Sid
ney, Lima. Toledo, Detroit, Fort Wayne and Chi
cage; go; r@9aching ca Chicago at ga. NJ.
| with steamers for Buffalo, -I .I.-
For further Information and Tickets, apply at the
Ticket oices-north least corner Front and Broad
way; No. l69 Walnutstreet, near Gibson House; at
the new Ticket Office, the west side CT Vine street,
between Postoftce and Burnet House; at the Walnuf
aul6 D. MCLAREN, Superintendent,
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Composition Roofing.

YNHE undersigned is prepared to put on
y Composition Roofof tho best quality at short
ONCE &B. Bruce's Carriage Repository, cor.
ltD- Roofing material constantly on hand, and for
sale. GyT-am) j. NJ. NOBLE.
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INCREASED EXCITEMENT
HUI NJ E'S
WILMINGTON BEER.

VENHIs CELEBRATED BEER, INTRO
M DUCEB by the undersigned few months
since, for the first time In this city, is rapidly super
cedlng in all others. Its popularity ia equal to
Musty Ale, which can only be procured genuine at
the Muaty Ale Cottage, No. lG Main street, between
Third and Fourth streets.
Hume's Ladies' Ale,
Superior to any in use either domestic or imported
for ladies who are Duraing, and their babes The
properties of this Ale are highly tonic and invlgora-
ting, and is particularly recommended by the Fac
uty
THE MANY INITATORs
OF HUME's MUsTY ALE, have, one by one, closed
their DOORS or had them closed by the Sheriff. and
the undersigned will give Fifty Dollars bonus, any
individual who will produce a single glass of Musty
Ale, Wilmington Beer, or Humes Ladies' Ale, at any
other estab blishment than tho Musty Ale Cottage.
My stock of the original and only genuine Musty,
CHAMPAGNE, Bitter Old Amber, and other choice
brands Of Ales, and also Por or and Brown Stout,
comprising in all about SEV "a HUNDRED BAR
RELS, is uneQualed in the Un,1n.
aul7.tf j. b. HUME.
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DRS. B. EHRMAN & W. G. LEECH.
HOMEOPATHISTS..
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DIED,
he 18th instant, THOMAS J,

In this city on the 18th instant. THOMAS ],
DAWSON, in the 18th year OF his age.
His innera wiz take place from hislste residenc,
hl4 Massachusetts avenue, on Wednesday, at )
O'Clock p. M. His friends respectfully invited to
attend. So philadelphia papers please copy.l
On the 2oth inetant, after short and psinfdl ILL
ness, WILLIAM A. WILSON, in the 9th year Of
His friends and "Reminiscences ere invited to at
tend his fanerai street, between nth and 18th
st,eet., on Tomorrow "wednesday, Evening, at
AtCamden,N.J ], on the 10th instant, ISABELLA,
youngest child Of Richard 3. James, N. D. formerly
OF this city, aged years, months, and days.
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Mss's Bssissss Sviss,
q Yess1s' Bxsiasss Ssifs,

Moan WALKU q CO., Marble Hall Clothing
S.ors, BsoTRs Hotel BnlldinE, would respectfully
Winter Clothing 10 now ready for inspeotion. II
Y compTlsed q an essoftment Of Gentlemen's and
In material, trimming, and workmanship. :
!. 70 those who stndy excellence with economy, in
offered for .electng from the most attractive stock
q Ready Made Clothing in this city,a very re-
doood ortoos Eat - res aaftaf 80 ~ 2a-tv
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QuKRu's Con LIyxR OIL JKLLY.

QUERu's Con LIvKR On JRLLY.
Approved By the New York Academy of Medi-
cine. 1t 10 twice more ef6oacious than the LIQUID
on. IL 10 the only cure for ScrOfulas, Consump-
ton and ali kinds Of Coughs.
Also,
QuERTs JELLBIKD CASTOR On, BY which the
greastn:ss Of the oil obyiated For sale
By all respectable druggists IN Washington and
.P.SBoLD, PAlxKR C MowKR, Wholesale gents.
Ia Hickman street, New York city. no SIN
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The Funeral Of Ce,,.i. T,..v

BosroS, Dec; is.-The funeral ef Cara Ksunv
took place this morning az Cambridxe. A arPof
eoncourse Of people was present. and ofRoS 81
tns cit government, the Lancer In fun upiform.
goons and several Lodge Of Masons foilowrt IL
reua ns 10 The grave. The streess were fllsi. the
s 30 e. closed and drsped in meumiae Nm. Ken
,.h,sh s.sis ss 70 the cause 81 thu suicide.
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wasaIssros, Dec, 20, 3 p n.-The rspsrsus
a s. south Of Wilmingtou, N. c., and nat TIE
llnes north are wcrking badly. Cp 10 the prssplt
non, not word bv telegraph hu been receIv~d
by the agent Of the Pre- n hrr.
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(Ses Hvsf Pase.l


Z Il. s.s
nia avenue aud 18th street, which has in.f Nan
oSssS psn ". III On q;
ysthsps, one hundred lodging boarders and an,
.aaSs s:s on sas
sremise. Sra @ no 1854 will be given These
Ss &c Eascsss II s s:s city
vs1x Pod,uon 10 nnsurpessed, and the rent asked
other house WssSinsa lssa D %%sS
%ssy @ ss S9Hs DC. .
HHMBER on The second aoor - \ Ss.; snd
niarge CHAMBER above, beautifully situated, front
Honss ana aps S1g q New few ysrdss
venus 6rst door east Of 18th street adjoin,ns he
e.o. store on the corner. dsD
FOE RENT-Two suites Of fine ROOMS on
partcusrS inquire At 5Ss iath street Ssox FS S
avenue or at Salutation House. between iett and
Dc . -A. -s.nuiP p. HuMRIcHousE.
HoysE FOR RENT Furni.hed or Unfa1n-
LII III iissss e; thTesatory BRICK House on
Sse ss aas .S ass and
Hs'a tf L. sns f 6T
Co. AuotIoneers- de y. eoav
FOR RENT-At l61 Pa. avenue, between nth
DLNiNU MUM eua CHAMBER, on the 4 Al
noor, with the use of piano and Eas. Also suite
smliy or mess of gent amen; convenient to res
Howell HOUSE, 1871 Pa. ayenue. NEAR nth ,.,os,
Free Lunch at II O'Clock every day. dei7-Ns
FOR RENT-A. lsre STORE, next to Perry1.
= one DOOR rom Pa avenue. on 9Th street, now
SSeE s sis:ss;s%:Es
FQR, ,RIENT-A email three-.tory BRIoK
= HOUSE,, No. 331 18th street, between B and
hsn Ht ydzS per month. Inquire Of GEO. q.
FOR RENT Or ,sALE-A. desirabIe four-story
BRICK ,DWELLING-HOUSE Containing ii
foomns, and sas throughout, besides stable and ont
So oisd nss spacious lot in the resr. nu N
ROBERTA. MATTHEW'S, at Mrs. Tayfor'Hs NO 10
- =. 49, de1S
TOR RENT-A comfortableITEN in
= good repair-No. As Gay street, Georxetovn
foaseeslon gwen Immediately. Apply mon the
premises Tor further information. no H-eotf
E0R: RENT-A very desirable SITUATION.
on 9Th street third door from the corner of II
st a, noitn: Ths house contains 10 rooms, is
SEQ IN good order. ADD water will be let In as
soon As the pipes are laid on said street-an act
having passed for that purpose. For further uaI
ticusIs apply at 40 H st.
deIs JAMES TOWLES.
EoR RENT-The three story BRICK DWET-
= LING No. $50 street. between 9th and 10Th
streets; In perfect order, with bathroom and xas
thrIGh9ut. Inquire next door, ct Mrs. SAR-
GENF'S Bindery. de Sir
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m. BoS. 2, At OJI.a; tina! should Be- .e.

THx Book or ALL OTHERS that should be read By
men with damaged and broken down constitntions
e. Hknsar ETailfy. or Physiological Researches"
Itts beautifully illustrated, ard treats rlInutely Of
selves: sooner or later resulting from the failties
and yitatinE habits Of early youth, incsp actating
monia state, and, not checked in time. degenera-
ting al the functions of ma nhood, and bringing
SOLD by DR.. BARROW, ia Bleecker street, New
YORK; Prlce IS cents Sent free everywhere.
,Soid also by >. Calvert Ford, Jr,, Washington,
D.C. de6-lm
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1HD ARTERNOONT T0-NORFoi;


80 AExA00OON 1U.AOkROW
II By T4oSsDQWLING; Gssus1sun--
II QMINISTkATRlxBS SALE on HO0sea
- WAeoxs. cAars. HARr1ss, FIN. HousHHoIl
SSas s,b ss.s uss &ey S's. e sS
NSsDAY MORNING next, beoembsr E: m.t' e az 4
O'clock. 81 The resideaee Of the late Wlis1 Ievis
OF bridge And Montgomery streets, George.
W liable Work Horsss. 3 wseo.s.
! fsss Of wagon Hs,nsss, 1 csfnsss and Harness.
q. Piss.fsI@ scale. ARE ARES Straw cusser.
sss Bee Corn 0sts, HiSdiIiings,
ali so1t sr'sinx general Assortment Of fed Of
Household and x,,.,.lA Esos
Chair, Tsbss. hss cass fs5nitsrs s2nslstins of
CasRets. Beds and Bedding, and naay otser .r,i-
cies not mentioned, ''A' esAs' s'u-
sss ss,:: e; s.;s As.
oorsed notes, bearin. interest. sn-
q. ls.s. I44A H5st 5 6Sw,i.ih SssRi.i e,
By WALL Barnard. Auosaope.r,
l6, 900 I B1sH6Is w HF46TNAfISEs AT Avg
board tas schooner smith a ssons s ss,, ON
sps Tn a1 z. the foot Of nth street; so bushels
te1oes IN lots to SUIT
De I'D - WALL 4 BARNARD, Auo... q
By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
ENSniFEREHgH,sTENTHANNUALsALE
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until after Christmas, he stccf Il noG
"a a. eysry department. of Literature, Science, and
.s Sc s %s Bis.!! s.s pss,s
Books, Buffers fne Gin Books for isee Stst,onsrx
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Great Unisn nieetins

NEW YoRK, Dec. fo.--The Union meeting 10.
niges was an Immense gathering, being esti mated
resoiut ons Were adopted nominating Lieut.. Ger.
SCOT Tor the Presidency Of the Tinted States.
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Minnesota U. a Se.sser

CHICAGO, Dec is.--The republican membsss a
nesday and nominsted Morton g.. wilkinspu for
United States Senstos. Both branches Of the
Legislature Were 10 meet ON the following dsy.
when Mt Wilkinstn would deubtless he eirrfrd
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