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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,

Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Group, Roorseness,
Bronchitis, PDeumon,d Diseases 81 tie Bouets
0riSing from Cold IHcjpiout Consumption, and
for The ,eiiet and II at all Po,s'jie) cue Of patti
entS IN dGgdnced Stages ofthe iltier disease.
TuIS CELEBRATED PREPARA-
ton, like the Bitters, may be confidently re-
lied on. 1t is designed for class of diseases more
general and more ia'ul than any other to whichthe
people OF this country are subect-those springIng
from n sGeht coidn I hat eminent authority
DR.. Bell says: will not say that colds are to
our inhabitants what the plague and yeHow .teuer
are TO those of other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher in disease OF greater
completely and mortality than these latter
a further proof of the terrible fatality OF diseases
resul1ing from " common cold' may be seen by
dance at the following statistics, taken from the
Records OF the BOARD OF Health Of Philadelphia,
conesscdy one OF the most healthy localities in
l352"Total deaths in Philadelphia 1926
Died OF Consumption ....... l,9l2
Died OF all other diseases t250
III NUMBER ...'''''''''' S,3i9
Io,o6I
Is53-Total deaths ............... 9,74s
Died OF Consumption ....'.. 1888
Died OF all other diseases" 1884
Is5i-Total deaths ....,......".. II ,slG
Died of Consumption 2,l7S
Died oil all other diseases 9,636
- lLSl4
From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one fourth of the total deaths IN the country ore
caused by Consumption, TO say nothing of the nu-
merous other diseases springing from slight
cold"
Do not trihe with your health; but, If suffering
from a Cough, or Cold on the Lungs, buy q bottle
Of HOOFLAND'S BALSAMlC CORDIAL; and
you may safely count on a cure. Thousands have
done SO, and have certified to its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from discrdered or
dyspeplic state OF the stomach, in which case the
Liermnn Bitrers should be used. in cases OF weak
ness, or general debility of the system, resulting
from a protracted Cough, the German Bitiers wifi
be found Of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. c. NJ Jackson, 4lS Arch
Street. Philadelphia, and for Sale by Druggists
and Storekeepers throughout the United Slater
and Canada Price IS cents per bottle.
January 7, 1859 46s.1yins.
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MEDICAL.
September Appointments, 1889.
E. H. SANDS, M. D.,
PafhOgcnetiC and Uripatllic

| + II \ SICI AN AND RECON.
/ torthe firm orCtlrk8 g. Satds Jamesto,gu. Pa,
Graduate. in 1873, OF the College of Physicians
and Surgeons Of the City OF New York md fifteen
years experience in the treatment Of Acute and
Chronic Dlscases ten years in tho city Of New
York. Two years experience in TIM immense
Hospital for the treatment of Diseases Vi oycry
Grade and Character, the City Hospital Of New
York. About 2UOU coscs OF Medical aud Surgicu
Diseases come annually under the treatment 9th,
Physicians and Surgeons Of this Institution.
DE-. SANDS was q pupil OF the late DR.. Sweet
Professor OF DsenAcs Of the Lungs to the City Hos
pital aud 10 the University OF the City OF New
York; also, student and assistant Surgeon undel
those great nnd successful Surgeons, John Watson
nnd i. Stephens of the City Hospital Of New York
City.
Dr. Sands will visit, every month, the following
plnccs, where he may be consulted:
BcRroN, Carlton House, September 18th.
CHARDJN, Chnso's " igh
ACHrRv, Ethri1ge's 2Oh
PAUKMAN, Avery 2st.
ICAURONIC DISEASES successfully treated
" even when given up by tic most sAilful Ply.
siCinns
CONSUMPTION md all diseases Of the Lungs,
touluus Affections Of the Joints, White SwcN.
nEa, &c, with all the varied forms OF SCro!ulous
and Scurbulc Diseases, are successfully treated.
No where can Cunsumptlyes resort with 50 certain
n prospect Of cure.
The patient is not under the absolute necessity
OF applying in person Tor ueutment though that i7
dcsiraHC; but the case N vial Of Urnc) with n
detail Of symptoms will enable the Doctor to pre-.
scribe successfully.
IN the Treatmen Of the Dis
eases OF Women, DR.. Sands follows in the oot-tep.
OF the late Distinguished DR.. Nandeycer, whose
successful treatment of those diseases cuu be at
losed hy thousands Of females N MI parts OF tho
United Suites. For Failing OF the Womb, bucor.
rhca or Whites &c, n cure is gunratced DR. SIS.
treatment ~ Children Is new and successful
Cc4I'RGERN and Surgical Diseases can receive
~ TINT Treatment which secures return to
Health without II resort 10 that fearful instrument,
the KNIFE. DR.. Sands is Surgeon Of the conserv.
alive class, using the knife only as last resort.
DIR. Sands will cure Old Sores ana All
Eruptlye Diseases Of the Skin, no matter of how
long stand T. He makes use OF universal 30.
TANlC Remedies no Caiomei or other deletero-
Gus drugs are used. Persons from distance de-
string advice and medicine, will send general de.
scriptiun ol the Urine, with correct statement O
the cause and origin OF the disease, and genera
history OF symptoms, with name, age, &c.
AN Conmunicpt must be directed 10
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Your 1bedicnt servant,


Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been devoted la
borer in the cause Of Christianity. for more than
thirty years, almost every old Cincnnaiian
knows. Such testimony from such source, is
not to be passed over lightly. No other Proprie.
tary Remedies ever presented to the public ever
received n tithe of tho commondation from MEN
OF STANDING, in every walk ol life, that mine
have done. See Advertisement. 502-wl
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HooFLAND,s GERMAN BITTERs.
Prepared BY DR.. C, ". Jackson, No. AIS, Arcl
Street, PhHadeiphid, Pa.

prepared oy Dr. L. ~ Jhth"OHi +No' fAO' az -
Street, PhHadeiphid, Pa.
READ WHAT Is SAID OF THEN.
Scorr, Cortland Co., N. Y, March 2lst, 81.
Dr.. C. NJ. Jackson SIR: In behalf of the afflicted
pen fow lines to you. have suffered and doctorcc
mysilf, and know how to pity those in like
condition. Until l commenced tnking your Bit
ters, last summer, I was not able to do anything,
or even to sit up any considerable length OF time.
Before had taken the first bottle, felt like new
man, and now, after having continued the use OF
them short time in the worst season of the year,
I am able 10 lsbor hard every day. To say the
least, think have received more benefit from
the Bitters, than all other medicines | have ta-
ken. ! have not only used your Biters myself,
but have given bottles and parts ofbotles 10 those
complaining of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
and in every case, they tell mo they have taken
no medicines so 3cnefca4 as the Bitters.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES Won BENSCIiOTER.
The Bitters are sold by druggists or storekcep'
ers in every town and village in the U. States,
Canadas, West Indies and South America, at 10
ents per bottle 5Ol-w2
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New BlackSmilhing Establishment
IN CHARDON!

TNHE subscribers would announce to the citizens
i OF Chardon and vicinity, that they have ta.
ken the Blacksmith Shop recently occupied by ].
M Comstock & Co., at the foot OF Water Street,
where they arc intending to carry on the business
in all its branches. Having had an experience,pf
several years in the business, they are proparedto
do all kinds OF work, such as Ironing
Carriages, BGggieS, Wagons, SleighS &C.,
at as cheap a rate cHn be procured at any other
establishment, and in durable and satisfactory
manner
6J-Parlicular attention paid to HORSE SHOE
ING and custom work generally, and we are de-
termined that no one shall go away dissatisfied
either with our work or prices.
JOHN HARDAKER e. co
Chardon, December 18th, 1858. 467t
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MARRIED.,

In Hambden July 2lst, by l. G Maynard. Esq. q,
Mr.. G. w LINSCO1'T and Miss MELISSA
HUBBARD. both ot Hanbicn
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutTallses this malarious poison in the
blood and stimulates the liver to sKpel it from the
body AZ il should, go It does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And it does more,
rather does what is Of more service TO those sub
iect TO this infection II taken in season it eIpes
II from tho system as it Is absorbed, aud thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system Ia health although exposed 70 the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
BY this malignant influence, such as Remttent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Pevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout. Blindness,
Toothsehs, Rarache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Cole, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found TO assume more or
lesS the intermittent type. ThiB AovB CURE -
removes the Of LheSs dsTsng sments aud cures
the disease.
This Il aeeomplishss by stimulating the sIcrs-
tories to aIpel the virus from the systeu and
these organs by degrees become hsbited TO do this
their ofiee OF their own accord. Hence arises what
We term acchntdtdtion. Time may accomplish the
sane end, but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUR CuRB -
does II at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this il q sursT a. well as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmltc infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and it hzs still another
important advantage to the public, which Is, that
II u cheap a. well as good.
PRHPARlp RY
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NXTANTED, Sheep Pelts, Grain, Butetr, Rags,
w and Cheese, for which we will pay tho
Nov II WILKINS & KELLEY,
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nR. X. J. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb
- Doctor, can be consulted at the following
places every month, during lSJ9-6O.
Cleveland, Otiice ll3 Ontario street south side
of the Public Square, over Stairs Seed Store
Office days IN Cleveland ns follows list I'd, lth,
18th 18th, 2ilh. 25ih, 26th and 3lst
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CNTEARINE AND TALLOW CANDLES
Nov II WILKINS & KELLEY.
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NNTANTED.-Thc Subscriber wants to hire a
w good Dairy Farm with from II to 30 cows.
Any one having such farm to rcnt, pleuse nd-
dress J. +. JOHNSON.
Chardon, August Goth. jO2w3
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.---Eier Fuller will
preach at the Baptist House in this village, next
Lords Day, at l.2 past 10, a. NJ, and !, p. NJ.
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AUGUST 26, 1859.
MEDICAL.
Appointments.

e roofs and leaves viii be for The healing Of
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In GOTHAM, when the sun rs low,
Come forth IN swarms the insect foe,
And Tor our blood they bore, YOU know,
nd suck IL in most rsnitlly. .
DIED.

On the 18th instant, OWINJ. COLLINS, aged
8yea-s, alter lingering Illness of Eve mouths,
which he bore with christian fortitude and qua
ton.
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 10 attend his fuaerai FRIDAY afternoon at
oclock, from his late residence, 9th street be-
tween l. and NJ streets.
Baltimore sun please copy.)
On "Wednesday, May 18th EIINORA infant
daushter OF Margaret and Antons Smidley, aged /
vt ar, months, and days.
Dearest Ella, thou art gone,
From this world Of sin and sorrow
Into rea'm ms of peace and bliss.
Where cold, stern death hath lost its terror
Nc more we clasp thee IN our arms,
Or Nurse thy little head;
No more we watch thy gentle sleep,
For thou, our Ella, art dead.
We loved heT-yes, no tongue can tell
How much we loved her and how well;
God loved her toe, a. He ought best
To take her hour. t. be at resi-.
God gave and God hath taken away
The child that was his own
a child perhaps too much beloved,
And too much dotted on.
The friends and acquSintances of the family are
requested To attend the funeral the house Of its
parents-No c1l 9th street west, between south NJ
and Y SITS.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers,
BUILDING LOT ON 8rH STREET AT AlTC-
- TIoN.-On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
NAY IL. ~ O'Clock. We will sell. ia fiout of the
PROMISES, part Of lot g. IN square ala. on 9th street
north, bntwoen * aud streets. fronting - feet ON
9Th street. and running hack l6I feet.
rernS One-thirl ca Sh; the residue in SIX twelve
and eighteen months for notes hearing interest
and secured 10y decd oftrUst on the premises
male WALL x BARNARD, Aucts
HI IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN.
the above sale Is postponed 10 FRID AN, ath inst
same hour. WALIX BARNtRD
Innl
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WATCH R1ruRSs.-Lee Barron, diyorderiy IN
inc street; gave security for fine and costs, % IS.
MARY Quill, arrested on warrant; retained for
niaI. Nine lodges were accommodated.
By ADvKRTIsKNENr elsewhere, it will be seen
that The St Peter sSunday School picnic las been
postponed until Tuesday next, in consequence of
the unfavorable weather. .
SEE ADVERTISEMENT of fac groceries by Z. T..
O'Brien, corner Of l. and Ninth streets. He has
an excellent stock, and is selling at exceedingly
low rates.
Elk zweiter Jonas wurd bei Werner eingesc hluckt,
nd ganz abscheulich bel de Scheels ansgespuckt.
The WoRLp's OwS, should be the title Of the
meoniteh xaosn Ms Is The PrpdSst1n Of Nab
tue indian Baisam Of Liverwort and Hoarhound.
romnis o1Ids and Coughs and seviates all Lung
MTDD snS W.s pretty and very cheap
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
MKS's DRESS SUITS,
YourHs, D.ss. SUITS, Hs"'' BH''"''' s"''''
CHrLDRRN's DREss sUrIs.,.
store rowas ots ssS Marble Hs GCthns
i COMPRISED of a.sortmens 81 e eai iSS and
IN materlal trimming, and workmanship.
Io those who study excellence with economy, in
offered for selecting from the most ATTRACTIVE stock
OF Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
uucco Phoes. ap3-ly
PrSrNIRsi.Those in want of Pennies, or small
cation at the counter &c the Star Ssfiee. G
sAsroRp's LIVER INvieoRAroR.-Dr. sanford's
/ LII Complain ID
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Baltimore MarLets.

BALTIMORE. May I9.-Flour has declined 2Sc
Howard street and Ohio 81 25
Wheat closed quiet; white 81 seas. rs: red
81 75aSI 81.
Corn closed heavy; white has declined 2a3c;
yellow 9ia95c.
Provisions closed quiet
Whisky closed dull
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Great Trottiny Match.

NEW YORK, May 19.-The great double team,
totting match, for SlU.0OO, between Ethan Ale
and Lantern. took place at the Union Course. L.
yesterday afternoon, in mile heats best 3 in 5
Ethan Allen was the winner. Time 22ik two
first heats
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financial.

Stw ORR, May l9.-StOcks are heavy; Chicago
and Rock Island G21; Illinois Central sb,Tes "a =
q > bonds So Michigan Southern GUARANTEED 81
New \ ork Central s2A Pa Coal 90 SIk; read
ia% 40A Virginia 6's 15 Y; Missouri 6's 50 Ster-
ing exchange is nominal at 81 100 asst OL
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BY ]. c. MCGUIRE & co. Anctlnneers-

THREE EARS LEASE OF THE UNION
4 HorEI., CORNER OF l51a ANO f. SITS ,ANDvALUG,
BLE VACANT i.oT AT THE CORNER OF arm AND r.
STs.-OE FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Nav arh. al
AZ O'Clock, on the premises. shall offer at pnbIo
a4icti"n lease Tor three years Of the Union Hotel
ri the cor ner oil 3tz aud L. streets, recently occu
pied hy the late lanes Maher, and for many years
known as the III indian lie add uaTters.r
Also, a lease for the same period of the Vacant
Lots on the corner of l4th and r. streets forme, IN
occupied as n wood and coal yard.
Satisfactory security Will be required for the
prompt pay lnent of the rent.
r.. c. DYER,
THOS. ]. FISHER. hSecutors.
~ a J. q McEITIRE a. IN
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LOCAL NEWS.

ETTUK STAB Publishes THE LISTS OF LKrTRRs
RzNAISISs ~ THE wAsHISsIoS CRY Posr OrrIcR
SNDxR TEX PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING
rHEa TO By PRINTED IN TIE NEWSPAPER HAvINs
THE LARGEST CALCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF TIE OFFICE. Irs TOTAL DAILY ejaculation "a
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINT ~ IN THE DISTRICT 90 COLUMBIA.
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By e. w. BOTEIER, Auctlonaer,
.tALE OE ELEGANT ROSE NNOnn ~

BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctlonaer.
SALE OF ELEGANT R0SEWOOD FUR
feHTF nc III f ESbAYS MP pRsS0
ING. MAJ 34th, commencIng NJ ln1E o'clock, shall
No. n Indiana avenue, (centre honss ia Blagden'
Row between Sd and a1G sts.. his superior House
ons elegant Mefaan P@ 10 RSs gut Of Solid
wood. upholstery in Green and Gold French
BrocataJle comprising large SOFAS. 8 Recep-
ton Chairs, aud Arm Chairs, made by Baudo-
One s1Rsrior Rosewood IA octave Chicke,ing Pr
One superb Oval MarbletOp Centre Table, Solid
Rosewood, richly carved,
Two large French Plat Mantel Mirrors,
Fine Italian Oil Paintings,
Fine paror Gas Chapde!iers. Brackets. &c.
superior Velvet and Tapestry BRUSSELS Parlor,
S2llt Rosewaod Card Fable. very fno finish,
Esrant WaI;St f ElbTa WIZ Ta RHSSS' Lounges
Two large substantial w alnpt Bookcases,
Very handsome Solid oat s sS Se1n M95oSSo
3, top; shelf and carved back. WIN ""' VA
Hall oilcloths, Rosewood Hall Chair, oi
Solid Rosewood Hat Rack, with mirror back.
Very ins Carved aud Plain MsRosany French Bed
Mahogany and Walnut Dressing Cabinets, with
MAHOGANY WasLstands. with marble tops.
MnSosanv SBs aatss PrTs Bed, snd Psastsrs,
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase,
Iron Bedsteads. Kitchen Furniture,
Cooking Requisites, Refrigerator, &c.
The attention of persons in quest of uperor fur
nture Is particularly called To this sale as the art-
Giles are nearly new. in excellent condition. and "A
seldom occurs that furniture equal quality can be
procured In this oity.
T Elegant CARRIAGE AND DOUBLE HsRNrss
At o'clock, In froLt of the hou Sc. \ shall sell
One elegant Phaeton. handsomely finished and
nearly new, built by u rewster. Of New york,
Also, one Set OF heavy silver mounted Doube Har-
ness. ii"'
Terms: $50 and under cash over that s,m
bearing interest. '0u hoVes'
ma la-d&d. c. w. BnTELER, Auct.
- BY A. GREEN, AuctIoue.r
VEhf NALUABt.E BUILDING LoTs Epox,
" ,SG on NORTH AND l. STREETS At $780,
w MONDAf, the: Isl instant, shall sell in tom,
81 the premises, at O'Clock D. m Iotx No. ~
Is IS, l6, II, Is, 10 and 20 IN SannSe No ~ ., IL
LIE properly 10 handsomely situated fronting on
noItm and and 18th streets west nearly opposts
sne Western Market house, and presents many in
vestnnent. " nhaAe soN "
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in one and two
Years ior notes bearing interest from the day Of
in'iisputable, : - =
, mals-d A. GREEN, Auet,
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BY J. g. MCGUIRE a CO, AuctIoneers
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIN
Il PROVED PRoPERTY.-By vlrtue of a deed 4
trust recorded IN i.iber J. A. =, No. las folos az
ct seq; the subscriber W Ill sell, public auctinr
the following described property in Washington
city, viz:
At 4 o'clock m, on FRIDAY, May 70th, in
front OF the premises, Lot numbered 4 in Souare
S26, fronting ~ feet inches on south e street Ie-
tween Sth and 9Th streets east running lack 81 f ct
Lot No 10. in Square ga fronting 81 feet on 10th
street east, between south and q Streets running
back 81 feet IL Inches s
Ats O'Clock p. m,, on the premises, Lots Nos s. 4,
p %, y =, and ~, ~ Square No. Ole, being the en-
u re- western half of said Square.
The whole of Square No qry7. This souarc has
been unier cultivation for many years and is very
productive. '
Terms: third cash the residue in and p
months IN equal instruments. hearing interest from
te day nlsale, and secured 10y deed oftrust ON the
premises.
All conveyancing at the cost nfthe purchaser
RlCfD, HENRY HENDERSON. Trustee
ap lS-eo&ds J. c. Mcguire a. CO, Aucts
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs

- CAUTION
fnS p,rsOn Or persons Whatsoever sub renting any
part UI the UEion Hotel, Georgetuwn, will have
eir property found 1t distrained for rent in
raars. w H TENNEY
ma 10 81 Treasurer
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.........-e- AUCTION sALHs:-.ss---...-
THIS AFTERNOON8 TO MORR0W


- By ]. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctionecrs -
VERY ELIGIBLE BUILDING Lot ON YER
NeR aGsI THtRsbkY AFTEsS6oSa b Ma;
Ne. "a. ia Dssids"..s suii. vision No PC
,routihg .et inches on Vermont ayenae, eHtween
depth Of IS fssi 70 Is fSo2 alley. ~ on ''''
This is beautiful aud well located lot for build
Terms One fourth cash the residue fnS, r, and
10 mHnths with interest, secured by deed OF trust
ma IA !. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs.
VAIUABLE AND EIIGIBLY SITUATED
I, lMrRoytn AND UsIMPRov I'D PRoPkRry ~ TBF
TERNooN NAV Ng ist n 0% o r,URsp "a A.
Sei ss we , sa SELL the following valuable properly
Subdivision Of Lots Nos y la va 90 n :, s
r. heinz the CORNER Of .nd sist s;r IN
Nard The corner lot. 81 10y IS5 feet inchs. is i'm
furnace The house contai u apa rtments' besides
rooms, Tor wood, coal and other purposes, There
cellar for pre- serving meats. &C.. IN the summer.
Three Lots west OF the eorenr fronting 2 feet on
inches with side lot * feet 2inehss by 50 feet
inches by 25 feet 9 inches.
Subdivision ofI.ot No. II. Square las, cOmmenc-
lug lots, each 3 feet ffont on street Ct feet
inches. These lots are particularly desirable for
investment. ~
Also, Lots, same Square, 81 feet inches by Is,
feet - -
Also north half of Lot 8, adjoining above, 30 feet
inches by l5o feet.
These Lots command beautiful views Of the rver
as TAR as Fort W ashIugtoH, and. situated on thG
t,dse; have excellent dFainage. The lots corner OF
r and 2l>t streets are particularly suited la per
son desiring t. have large grounds around his resi-
Cence. - -
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6, y and
lsIn"nths with interest, secured 10y deed Of trust
nla lad J. C. MCGUIRE & co. Auets.
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PREsESTMExrs-The grand jury have found
presentments in the cases Of Jas. b. Leech OF the
Wagon Road Expedition, charged with embez-
element, and Of VIM. ID. Phillips, a claim agent,
charged with forging the frank OF Senator Doug
las to circulars mailed at the city post Office here
franks were written without the knowledge or
consent OF Senator Douglas Postmaster Jones
reported Phillips 10 the District Attorney for prose
cution. and he has been arrested and lodged In
Jail. Leach was the superintendent Of the con-
~tructOn Of the ri Pas0 and Fort Yuma Wagon
Road, twill DC remembered.
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\ SUGGEsTIoN.-ScycraI members Of the sun
day School Union, connected with the late cele4
bration, have suggested the propriety Of different
arrangement Of seats for the comfort of the chill
dren in future gatherings Of the sort One feature
is the arrangement Of the seats In circle around
the stand. Another is the SEATING OF the children
in preference To the adults who are not connected
with the schools. but throng into the seats. de-
priving the little feeble children of resting places
after Il long, and TO them tiresOrne march.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

SEE ADVERTISEMENT of fac groceries by e. Il.
o'Brien, corner Of l. and Ninth streets He has
an excellent stock, and is selling a, exceedingly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

wArcH RsruRss.-Lee Barron, df,orderiy IN
.ne street. gave security Tor fine and costs, 81 Is
MARY Quill, arrested on a warrant; retained for
rial. Nine dodgers were accommodated.