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GENUINE PREPARATION.

GENUINE PREPARATION.
gE4Sg95Rss sggHY s 81 s sss s eSsss
HHE EI.Sis9I.f,s Buf HIi for lie nropsy.
HEIMB6in,s BTcip or Nervousness,
ENR R9s BUSH tor tor bsa @ As Tio
aEtMBnLDis BucHu for Weak Es5yes
E Etak9Ihs noHn for for Gmvsrsa ssnde
HFiFEI,MBoii,'s BuCHn for Horror Of Disease
EMRR99LEbss B BSH f9 9[ N Mse sTsss.
GtE5Ii,MSBoii,S BUCIT for Drsness OF Skin
ELNR@@bpss k kSGHS fer fsT FF EH he Bach
HEiMis0iDs BuOHU tor Heaviness q thf Eyehd VA
Es sSrff$ s BuGnu for Mo6ity aud
VIZ, e ~ sR2n Hn ne td aG 6Ssac sSsss
aEI.ML0i.b'S BUCHU fo1 Ezcessee arising from ino'
cfaiion, and all lssasesof
E gEaAEEs FHN11HHs F FESAfEs
Old or Young, Single, Married. or contemplating Marriage
AXE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE or No AVAIL
t.Msal.pfs EXTRACT BUGfII' isthe very best remedy
u rs gord all eoaqlsg incident 70 he sex whe1he,
om mIscFssiol habit g. disSpalion or n zoe asFhf
Ma Family should be Without III
IA No MORE RALsAN, Mercury OF Unpleasant aedh
m. u Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
H LaEoLD,S EXTRACT BUGHu CURES
secret Diseases
,hets stages s., n A. ns.n ssnspss
3t''is or no '"H Nsp + No S5'i EXPOSURE. 49,.
re HEf1MBeLp,s EXTRACT BucHU for Excuses aris
fyat1 hsbiis indugedtn
by Young and old,
ma ,,, .seuses arising Habits of Dissipation II
- III improper discharges and will restore tho fa'iest N
.,rf tine 10 n state OF Health and PnrltF
NJ. fIfsT lfnInS EXTRACT BUGHlt tor Diseases an
4 IL nsss sxTFHr 9 ss for all
siS-ssa4 Of
Urinary Organs
Male or Female,
IS n,s4ver cause originating and NO matter OF
How Long standing.
Ms above and symptoms admit OF the same treat
,ept and may originate from The same canss.
Read! Readl ReadI Read!
t4FlMBOIn,S BUCHu safe and pleasant in taste ano
Psnnaiy apueafed Alderman of the city Of
PhilaoeIphia d. r HEIMBoln, Chemist who being duly
enry injurious drugs, but arr purely Gegeab,s.
| H. 7, HEI.MBOLD, soe Manutaeture1.
sworn and subscribed before this I'D day OF November
4 1854. VIZ. r NIP p MI at ISnaa
/ ars,ssea Nv H. Y. HElaMB0LD,
4 Prartical and Analytical Chemist,
/ .. lD4 South Tenth street. below 'Nbesnut.
i Philanelphta
s-Beware of Counerfeits and unprinepied Dealers he
10 dspose o and other articles on the
reputation attained by
1 Hembold's Genuine Preparations.
=. SRrsaparilla.
=. Improved Rose Wash
sIdby JOHN WRIGHT CO..
u and I5l Ghartrek street,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
n7- AsR FOR HEIMB0LD's-fAKE NO OTHER. Gu
ont Ihe sd vertjs ement and send for it,
AND AVON IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
asl lyAW
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Alta recent church meeting in Bath Nj; wsI,
thy deacon skag the sprt. dsaaS Se ~ sI his
u ,;se s y brethren, said he "sueh conduct is not
according to Hogle!W
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4Faith,n saia an lrishman, who eonla moi GET
into lis cabin at BangarrK; ms @lls a ,Ss4
surga l lacked inn "Tn said MS companion,
h where r .Why, in the street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COMPTK0LsEkes uFFtGs.g Z
City Of New Orleans. July I. liza.
mo. 2I29.l
~ ESOLVEU, That the Com ptrOlfer be and
~ he Ia hereby authorized required give notice, by
standing advertisement In The official onrna that accordance
With the ninth section Of ordinance No 42 approx March
30 1874 the Council win not pay any l against tho city uIsss
contracted under authority Il order from the Comptroller In
accordance with he ordinance referred TO-
fsigBsdi L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
CsiGnedl l.. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April u, 1855.
lSignedI JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor. "#-
The attention Of the officers OF the city puBe
specially called TO the foregoing resolution.
V. DUPLEsSIS,
lyls y G1mntroiIer ttty ~ Es,w t,rlean-
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Hoo AAA RAIEIRtpAD GNUSsEIEaS " IN 7.
1SO, OUUEnThe New Orleans 9pelan N and dreat
We5pF Railroad Company invite proposals tof ls u
X n0 rrosslies rer month twelve months, beginning VIII
OCTOBER SoO $4,000 ties an The argssl aHa,i.y WI
he al the line the road the west SIDE OF Berwick
E. I'm nronosa will received for the delivery OF portion
at Gepos point Meads point, Franklin, Hardng point, Fa
silieFs Generettes and New Iberia. 49,, -, -
Parties bidding will please state what number thsy w n
derake 10 deliver all what number month ana Tie prices
Of delivery al one or of the points mentioned
The lies are TO sawed from the best and sn4naeSt heart
swami and each tie be six inches thick by Reive
inches wide feet long. None will be received unless
sawed from timber which has been eRdened between Inc
months Of August and February ,,, ,,, A.
For any nuon If above not less than 10A bids nnder
ZEAL addressed the President of the Company marked s
FOR GtosstesM will be received at the office Of me IG5a
corner ST. Peter street and dnckson Square until
DAY 18th july next The Board reseryng The right OF reject
inp all or any Of The bids
Payments will be made In cash In the notes Of the Com
pany ninety days with Bank interest added,at the option
The COMPANY. o. w. r. HALEY:
ie2A 3a8aw iihef Engineer.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
GOMrTHOiI.Kl;36 dFrIsg,
City Of New Orleans, aug. Z, 1860. !
mo. 5000

COarTHOilKI;R 0FfIeg, !
-z....-- City Of New Orleans, Aug. Z, 1860. s
mo. 5000
Reaeed That the Comptroller be and he IL hereby authorized
20 adiadlrae The 1--WE following contracts the lowest
for each separate ~ after days notice in e uua Journal
The work . be done in accordance with specifications The
yeypr and the adudcAoHs to be subject e approval
lection pl the Common Council, viz
lst contract for constructing brick sidewalk horered By
cubstones and wooden cutters, both sides Of panade
from DorBen0s TO Broad street.
I'd contract for paving with square blocks Beye street
from LeSee to Rampant street.
3D. contract for constructing wooden sidewalk on the
south side Of Metaiie Road from the Bayou Bridge Alex
apder street.
4h for constructing brick sidewalks b1rdered BIZ
cubstone and wooden CUTTERS, the northwest side Of GnivG
street, from Esplanade to ST. Bernard sreef.
5th for paving with square blocks Rampant street
from Common 10 Espanale street
siguedi LEA j. BAKEWELI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signedl y. q. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July q, 1860
GsIsnedi JOHN \. MONROE. Mayor.
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Notice IS hereby given that MONDAY thc 10Th lust
viii adluiicate at my Office at IL o'clock NJ tic allow
contracts,
au7 1T V. DUPLEsSIs Gomp.rolc,
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nn,htaKu TABLES GuNsrANTLA IN n4kn
ID and for from anniactoy Of Messrs y ~
WICK 4 BRO cincinnati Superior Rosewood bihao iapies
pnswcks Patent euhions also Cloths, Balls enes and 81
q her trimmings belonging - this line.
A. ". MERRIAM
ai7lv u. Charles Billiard Room N y
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nR. NIAn,r1Nrs cArAMENIAh coREEoFoR
IL Has had
A TEN YEARS TRIAL.
which should be- sufficient Suffering woman
Of the nta. valne Of the
cATAM ENIAL q o r r f G 7 X
o-= And that is without exception
The .es. Medicine before the Public
For
All Diseases arising irregql.ie; hroaie or Nervous
Pains in Kidneys Pains IN The mall OF the p ck
Pains under the shoulders, lewnesso Spisis
iangnhr EefSru ness General Dli-
fruit Metstruation, Suspended wen
struation Cessation OF lle
And an almost endless variety of other diseases asndant on
trrs@Gles supernaneed by colds by over by weak
y or ali get he primary cause Of tho 'stae rshoke
II ad ySu assist regulate his cas be done y ihs
iFsat GATANEGIAfs GoRREdrOR, which las never isea
when properly USED RECOGNIZING :" he uiel
and fair trial given it, 800
iienamc II most Sklfu hysician who for number Of
year eonned his private practice For the lev years
that it has before The public has gae, t9r hse posi-
ton that will soon by RAPID increase of ?: pna11ty paes a.;
eases The especially those aeove eln ahaleS winch 100
often end in Consumption. . -, No., Al.
n5s-For sale ~ most feSpeettule Nfhse rs ie -
Union and GanHtas.
Price, 81 20 per bottle. >, -, 81, a~,
Gle The money ea reed direct asa il fs'o or molg
bottles odeted time the medieS si be sem Tres o
| charge for transportation 4, bat,ls
Particular DIRECTIONS etc. atcsmaany eaEh boe
Druggists con supplied direct from our OF ns
sendng heir Barnes Pork, New York p p f WI
Baltimore Md j. Wright 90, New ttrleR7i La n D..
Co Nsw YorG; nyott's, Philadelphia. Pa JOHN Paah
Cincinnati, o. H. IL Hayes, Portland Aear 70 any fese
Ole Wholesale Druggist in New York or fhiaads"ha AZ,
| o her medicines. sent free 10 Wholesale Buyers
No medicine placed on commits ien No NysP -"os=
.s NV 9yystet Nss' ~ ' 40 ANA, greet, New YORK
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s,Sot t4uNutt1SthE.A. aitEtil #fAhNkss Alss
Z IA The Bach, all Urinary Affections. .,,==
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SfBGiFlO SOIL
,iONThi world renowaed preparation 1nrss Hi siectol
j, the .,1erutive organs whether CHRONIC ny
lam o England, OF France and Of America, acknpm elte y
:caty Thousands sufferers have been relieved oy
Purely vegetable in composition harmless as IL Is eth
tArious The system becomes nvgcraitd and ht deh'at
sody snd depressed mind rsatored to energy;
Ns ~ B. ABKAMs,
sole Axerl the Uniseh States
,,.tj t,.,n-rar tlamF sIttt. Few Orleans.
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1IrE1tgt, Of Fk4f4. NOVELTY tkok %akkf
~ New York, MAY 5, 1859 -, ,, -, N,
IL, Il " q. COOK is duly authsr1aeo Agent U re-
Tans ANY orders taken by him on cur account WIN tecesl
,nr Immediate and careful attention We solicit the p"'tohas
ut our u'ehpS "a '1o'' HoR Alto ALLEN. President
n III n cnaE of6ce No 88 Egtche8 street. Nsw oeauR
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E1eAVE1 DU QUATRIENEE DISTRiGT.-n q
II depot dies GpsSes al Qaati4ele District fNe
Annonciaon iavenue Washington ell la rue slA1eme
Tue gaale mule fonct, aampte Il IA la face ct Pc
paule gtuChe. - ..4,
pages vendu lenchere pubqne au dit depot lie
NAkDI 81 d aoit 1866 ~ heures A. NJ.
}. MlLTaN RELF, Conmiasaire des Knes;
Nonyele Orleans "a i'sGu lstU aura I Is "a u
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LAZY Ncy0r,
Approved BY the Committees Street and L4idhs ~ ha,i
"'s' signed BENZ. 3. HARRISsu = cfoi,,5o,
signed s. A. KISdELAApt 3'"
'st'~ ALFRED A. DuGRGE.
4 arE,f "a rottpV
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Approved July q, 1aGJ
lSlgnedf JOHN 4. MONROE Mayor.
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IyIT.iaH- sUxsAR-sUaAA-FuE SALE, VERY
Siperio1 secondhand Mill Steam Engine ana 6G
af Win Mi connections and ulpes roller "A inches aan
ate b fe, in length steam engine ~ ihenes ai'
IN syInder by ~ nehes length Of stroke boiler Y niche
'gf Nv - Fpe long one fun sei Of Sugar Kettles Nv
,"ayb, - rqaka, ii hogsheadH capacity each Apply
T. " @ COOK
y. ansi rect Nrr 'rlanrr
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xN as brought to the City Police Jan On th .ns
wv lBh Of July, 1850 the black girl Many Iays ste
belongs 10 Mrs Mary f. oySdon of Shreveport Red river La
Said girl feet high is snail poS marked has paa ny %,
teeth IS years Of and has scar OH the breast "
Il uTn ..,t.,r :, Low,
The owner will call and claim his property according 10 law
MIGUEL HERN 4NnEz JR.,
Keeper of City Police jan
Hes'''''e1 'N.' - ALFRED e. DUcRos,
iy2l lst -r Clerk Of Gnnptrolls,
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w 10Th JUS s the dark giih boy GEKus Snys ~
belongs 10 Mr. John Whitehead, who lives in tbs pash q 81
lain BaptiS lie is egt nches high, has two scars ABOVE
the left eye aud about 70 or q years OF age
M. uner win call and claim lis property according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ Jn,
Keeper Of Guy Police Jail.
'e 80 ~ ALFRED A. DUGR0s
jy2l I5t CLERK 2t GoinptToller.
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. =, VIII .nysv.rS PLANTERS PATENTED
AN' = I! q DIV 20 d QUIT E r.

rights Of the ssoSe Nave Nave Ss psps fo4 H.
~ n;yians mississippi Alabama, Arkansas Ienressse
FnTiss Texas and South Carolina All parties WISHING 70 pa
hss ns1sh county or rights ssts OF nehlnetS ca
ohsn Inc same by applying the udeisieheo WY v s
| agent for the above company g NJ 4, cong
| No 81 Matches street, New Orleans.
,..,r. Nass.s Martin Gordon, Jr., N o. NJ :. brfh
hetstn cnsior Ia r q. W Campbell lherye ia Cap
tan j. landry 20 Il hoRer'' N " ~, m1Re}s
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r. Gus. CuvEI1hER.
o. L. KBRSIns,
WALTER II. PETERS, N r.
certify The foregoing copy of the original eSsn
Wines. my han, and New 'rleans the 1911 ~
OF 4 S1f' a. v '''V. WALTER II PETERS y. 2.
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONSTITUTE

al Y O'Clock, NJ the above con
V. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller.
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r,Yrr, N nj strlsICT pOUND.--NShs bfOtlsht
District Pound. ti0odchildren street, be-
Tyseet Clouet and Louisa rs estray- ,,.,.-z,.
na NJ xcun bay n0ny ia hnuas high hind foot white
branded on the left thigh with Mexican Drand-white spot be-
tween the eyes, 5, s....--. -,
Which If not claimed within five days and paid
thereon sold public anction al said Pound on uf
DAY, August u, 1866 al 10 e'clock a. NJ. ."-
New Orleans, August IL lSiO.
fes'''e''' as - GLFRED A. DUCRos
CLERK of Comptroller.
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I S'A7
rms 5 tlon the AEteais
eli Al nvle the depth of 2 feet has been proved
IL 40 asss Professor lawrence smith, OF Lohsvtit GU
aessI janle e. Chiffon New York, closely gilie
u a medicinal properties, The faf.ameh %aefs Of hlSsn
that OF the Blue LICK o heL
cky ana the Congress Springs Saratoga nov for safe III
this city.
For such dyspepsia, 1osIiyees9 Defalseet
the Nervousness, etc. etc lar a " t
mineral waters Is up ~ bottles an
Ickti With great cars iii strong boxes. containing two
iozel bottles, For ill New irleRns by
n ILL Merchant,
NJ pm a.
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Sal. of Bur,en'. Thea,ric.I wardrobe.

The New York Post Of Tuesday evening says:
This morning thesale of the theatrical ward
robe and property belonging to the late VIM.
4. Burton took place at Sabin's auction rooms,
corner Of Fourth st. and Lafayette Place. The
catalogue numbered 1876 lots, consisting of
dresses, play books, music, wigs, and all sorts
Of theatrical properties. Prominent on the list
waSshe wardrobe Of Mr.. Burton himself, with
the costumes worn by him in the famous parts
with which be was for so many years identi-
fed. There was the dress Of the immortal
Tosdles, with the csat, the colored vest, the
black silk tights, the cane and neckcloth and
new spruce hat, in which Burton used to as
sumo his majestic attitude Of conscious superb
ority and exclaim, ''No, ma am, this is not a
damaged article" there was also the old hat
shabby and battered-which was worn by the
inebristed Mr. Toodles, the costume being the
same in other respects. The original crayat
which bothered poor Toodles 80 much by
poking its ends before his face, deserved and
received much attention from visitors. Capt
Cuttle's makeup, near by, was a collection Of
ouriosities in itself The coat of the old
"cap'n," his yellow vest, his hat, shoes and
wig, were curious enough, but not equal in in
terest TO the huge watch, with a dial from the
factory of Dreguet Of Paris, and the batch Of
pewter spoons on which Cutie laid such store.
OF the Micawber costume the most noticeable
feature was the wig Of brown hair which Bur-
ton used TO wear in that part. The complete
costumes Of Aminadsb Sleek, of Tony Lump.
kins, Of Paul Pry, Of DR.. Pangloss, of Caliban,
of Sir John Falstaff. of Sir Toby Belch, of Bob
Acre, ofDr. Ollapod, of Bottom, of Touchstone,
Of Capt Copp, and other characters, brought
back to mind the great versatility of poor
Burton, and reminded the spectators Of the
uproarious mirth which bis mere appear
snce in these costumes had created.
The costumes of the Two Dromios, made fol
Burton and Brougham, and for the Siamese
Twins, made for the same persons, attracted
attention. The dress of Bottom was peculiarly
interesting, especially as the little machinery
Of the ass's head, by which Burton made such
irresistible jerks Of the asinine ears and roll
iDgs OF the asinine eyes, and openings of the
sslnlne mouth, was all exposed to view. BY
far the handsomest object in the collection was
a superb Greek costume in scarlet cloth, ex-
quisitely embroidered. This splendid dress, II
was said, was the property of Lord Byron, WIG
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purchased it in Greece, q short time before his
death, at Missolonghi.
About hundred persons, principally theat-
neal managers, were present at the sale, which
commenced at III o'clock. The first article
offered was a lot of piano, vocal, and orchestral
music, comprising some five hundred pieces
some of II composed expressly for Mr.. Burton
1t was sold for about two or three cents apiece,
taking the average of the small lots into which
1t was divided. box full of manuscripts,
plays, farces, and opera librettos some eight
hundred in all, were likewise sold for trifing
sum, when the labor expended upon them is
considered The auctiOneer next proceeded to
the sale OF Mr.. Burton's personal theatrical
wardrobe, the great feature Of the collection
The following complete costumes were sold -
! Captain Cutie. (Dombey and Son, } coat, pants,
vest, collar, hat, shoes, spoons, watch, &c,
fine wig of human hair, to Mr. Florence, of
Wallack $ Theater, for 81; Sudden, breach of
Promise,) coat vest, breeches, CATERS neck
cloth. fine wig, sold to Mr. Phillips, the cos
tuner, for $3.50; TOodles, coat, vest, black
silk tights, CATERS, two hats, neck cloth, cane.
to Mr.. Florence, for S5 IS. A larger sum was
expected for this costume, in consequence of
Mr. Burton's celebrity in the part Won Dun
der, Dutch GovernOr) doublet, trunks. arm
hole cloak felt hat, wig. to Mr. Lingard, cf
the New Bowery Theater, for So so; Micawber.
David Copperfeld,) coat, CATERS, hat, natural
hair wig, to Mr.. Parker, for 81 5O Bottom.
midsummer Nights Dream complete dress
including line wig of hair, ass's head, &c, to
Mr. Llngard' for So. 1t must have cost S25 at
the very least The other things went off in
about the same proportion Among the spec
tators present was Mrs. Burton and several
ladies of the theatrical profession. The buyers
Wers almost exclusively city and country man
ayers.
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Domestic TRAGEDY-A Borgta.-Miss HUI
dab Ann McCraney died few weeks since in
Medford, N. Y, under suspicious circum-
stances, and an investigation has proved that
she was poisoned with arsenic. Her STEP
mother, Elizabeth McCraney, has been ar.
rested as her murderer. A letter in the Tri-
bune says She is about fifty years of age, a
woman Of unusually brilliant, net to say dash
ing, appearance, showing that she once pos
sessed rather a remarkable degree of beauty,
the remains of which still exist. Her features
are clearly cut, and the expression Of her
mouth indicates great decision of character
and uncommon executive ability Her eye is
sharp and penetrating. By many, q distinct
and remarkable resem blance is seen between
Mrs. McCraney and Mrs Cunningham. She
was married to Mr.. McCraney early in 1859,
taking to his house her own daughter, Lucia
Baker. Mr.. McCraney was her third husband,
her second, Mr.. Baker, having died under
rather peculiar circumstances. Of her pre-.
viOus history, very little is now known. Her
father is Methodist preacher, residing in
Wisconsin, at Prairie du Chen. On hel
mothers side, she is said to be related te
Aaron Burr. She was one of the witnesses nj
the inquest, and her testimony was given in Q
very calm and collected manner, though from
some appearances the spectators were led te
believe that her self possession was assumed
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and maintained by severe effort Her second
husband, Mr.. Baker, whose death was Just
now alluded to, was resident of this county,
and the fact adds to the excitement prevailing
in the community. Mrs. McCraney has al
ready stated that Huldah McCrsney is the
ing. She was conveyed to Jail on last Sunday
morning, where she will remain till the time
tor her trial, which will take place in Decemb, r
next In the minds of those who know the
accused, and who saw her at the inquest, there
seems not to be a shadow of doubt that she is
guilty, and guilty of unnatural cruelty; for the
.esllinony before the Coroner appeared to show
that she had daily administered poison while
pretending to nurse the daughter she was mui :.
dering.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE CO. AuOtoneer..
By A. GREEN. Auc,ionaa,


OF LAND called Peters Mill seat" situated
Road, and about three miles from the city Of
w asnlppsion, s being part of the property known
By virtue of two deeds of trust, one bearing date
00r6 on or ABOUT the 9Th day OF A1.qst ls5s, and
cods the S0s &
ton, in the Distinct of Columbia, and the other
aid recorded 10 Liber j. A. s.. No, IN. foiSs asa
ct seq Also one of the land records of said county
bSdsp T pT0oeed e sell a. public suction to the high
ha: pat Of tract Of land d" called s dPfsS%ss Pssts Mi
Washi1EtoH in the District of coumb ns SC9nsi and oI S
the west SIDE of the Plney Branch ro.d. contained
Beginning tor the SANE at stone, No T. planted
In the west ine Of said road for the rorthesst
man, ana running from thence north sixty one and
half degrees, west fifty six ard forty-four hun
stona, No. g. ~ the nort6wes corner Speakman's
lager lot and the the b'sinnng ofhls smaller lot,
then running north thirty and halfdegreps. east
twenty eight and q half perches to a stake IN the
solth line of osd twenty. i've feet wide, and IN
snted stone NJ. 5; thence rnsni1s soutt sTtI
one ana ha Il degrees. east fifty nine perches and
west line Of the Plney aoh foad thence with said
vest line OF SAID Plney Branch rosa n a straight
aud thirtysi perches Of land, more or less; to.
gtIhef WIN the improvements thereon, which con-
houses. ~ -
Terms OF sale: One third cssh; the balance in s
and II months, for which the purchaser will be re:
qulred TO give his notas bearing interest from the
day OF sale and secured by deed of trust con the
premises. f WV
Should the purchaser fail to comply with the
terms OF sale within FIVE days after the day of sale
the trustee reserves the right to resell sald prup
erty at the risk and cost of the defaultng purcha
ser, upon giving hve days previous public nO'ice
~ advertsement, In some newspaper published in
the city of Washington, of the time, place, and
terms of such res ale All coaveyaaces at the cost
of the purchaser.
II. II. LASKEY, Trustee.
~ IS-eOdds A GREEN. AuSt,