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MEDICINES.


II *
An apcrient md SeomaeIc preparsilap DR. lkDN
q Ox,sen md tarlon BIZ cup,kusan ID yrss n. s,aas
TONED VI ne highest Nc teal Aathories bosh II rnFspe
and the United Stases ard presented N their rsrtssve
The experience Of thousands dsily proves that ms u fs.
paraon q Ircncan be compared with II. lnpsras IL
sekly compilations isdscass iss neca.y ii slntast tery
Innoxiousn All maads 10 which j as been tried II hss
s,.a sdscnsts curative II each q he following
z. DEBILITY, NsrsoHs ASsrass. Es&n1l1Gos. x,ss-
aag.Asa Lyssnssa, Isrrasss
Misyssessf,anssoa Ift>. ezS,psis Ire, W. II
nAro.e nes "a Rhesafasa, ftermsfst ~
y cases y csaeyi whrsber lie re.. u asa,.
d+case o. q she continued dihnsion Or rarvrns ma
restorative has proves successful 10 a. extent AIN -
DECEPTION Eor written s'eAston would rsndrs areal =
tstir own neiEhoshooxss have saldeny ". n a.
basy world - bust returned from presraefed tn vei III
distant 'sn y Some sesy signal distances Of Ea ore
iarasmus sansneous exhaustion erhsral clrarrss md
that conpcaon q nervons and dyspepr;c IL ir
sna EXERCISE for which the physician has name. A f
~ Nervous 1scficns Of al kinds and r reasons "a
niliar TO medical men, the operation Of this rrrars n
vigorously tonic, without being exciting aG oserivat
IL ahn Emily regularly aperent. even In the most ID
Innate case. q eo.tiveness without being gasio
purgafiye, Or snfctng disasreeatle sensation @E8F
. = ~ aslcr property, among others, which makes IL
2 remarkably efscuaiand permanent remedy for Iges
lction BY dseTsinr the tendency which for.,h,
~ DysleI~.a, innnmerahe scauses single sns #
'itsi cases. including the attendant Insffrsssss
In unchecked Liryyt0o, when I'd ysrres ~ E..n
he effects have been equally decisive snS - mssnsn''
IN the local palms. loss Of flesh and strength deh atin
Paeaf Loasasos, this remedy has aiiAyesi iha ,sry,
= friends and physicians 10 several very gratifying and
In sufaioMs Tsbyemios;s, this resca.ea iron hs.fa
~ more than the good effect 81 the caution .v
ea Iodine without any q their wen known
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HAY FORKS.

nave fer sac large quartty u No l. three ana fsar
tined steel Forks which VIII ssii III Eastern rps,ssf
Ut Freight charges flower than any mere All IN Rn oe-
Ton can AFFORD TO ell The same arsial~ 1865 zFas
.#fas.5 GEpRGE SNYDER
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CrEioUs LAW SrIT.-A law suit involving q
Pc ainOant and presenting a curious question,
: pending IN the Casey county tKcntucky) Cir
sit Court. Ii seems that Owen Sutherland, liv-
g % ''reen Ran, in Casey county, some four or
Re miles above Liberty, who is man now
put eighty years old-by his own energy, in
eiry, and economy. assisted by his industrious
frugal housewife, acquired very large es-
!, part Of which is some fifty-fve or fifty
ia slaves. A month or two ago, it became
I'D about in the county, that he was about to
BIZ slaves free, by decd Of manumission.-
grandchildren, some OF them, and his son in
seWhorter. becoming satisfied that such
hsNupose, and thst he would soon execute
Instituted legal proceedings, charging that he
] h bis dotsge, and rather imbecile, and es-
feslly that his negroes had an uadpe Influence
p Aah; and that Oh this account, he was incom-
(eat to control his property, and prayed an
(sairs into the matter, with view OF having a
huitee appointed for him, to take care of his
cperty. lle executed a deed freeing all his
hres and WIS preparing TO remove them from
= staie, when the plaintiffs had an attachment
eaed against them, and they were Detained
y cause came up for trial week before last, at
CAsey Circuit Court, but was continued until
~ N0rember term.
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From the Dabuqae Herald.

/ heetDsS Iowa.
rrsn The Dabugae Herald.
,.,,c, Summers, U. 8. Marshal for Low,
Hon ~ l.raished Us with the following list I
b. kl'Siu s,sha,s appointed by him in the w,
is's'An a,;ss az our STATE to take the census til
eds eou sssr a. provided for by the laws Of III
F-csfn' 60 s.a We acknowledge our obligasio
W. Y. summers for the list
. y rsan,,r-J 7 Anthony, VIM Herncr, DAME
i;c, Berry, and John s Gilmore.
sc'auis, .ren- -lieorgc Z Gabhart and Augustu
Esy n,,,.vv and Israel K;ster
pua..ss,oosc---Charles II Pyne and James 7
nvWsvue-Wm BOYLE.
nna..,ur--C G Bridges.
pp;s.rola-John A Miller.
T.y!or--Bsaa Daie'
p.-e--r L Cramer.
r-.suop,-Jamcs Corbin.
vals-J Sharp.
M and Adams--Hcnry A Ankeny
rdap--JN Rigour
rsTke--M R Lamson:
,'.,s--James Tompkins.
Iaaa,,,r,e-Edvin r Rockwell.
,ss.un-N;mrod Posnon andJ A johnson.
nsss.ar-Jesse G Wear and WIN G Jones.
E,,ry-John S Bartruh.
~ n. uo;res-p Steward and n Park Woods.
~ Wesley " Garner and J II Trask.
wss5iurton-W. b. Bcldisg and VIM. p.
Organ. nS,.,oh,.r
M.h.ska-Thonas J Street
na4';.,-H D Gibson and Peter Barcndcigt
W.rrn-AR Hyncs,
w'S.o,-Lsson b Hughes.
ld,jr-JsDcs G Gigs.
T,.-rH Whitney.
p,tt,,at,ame-A II Palmer.
lf,-rison-H II Hewitt
sbslbr and Audobon-F & Clark.
Gath,ie-SD Nichols.
Inais-H Rippy.
Polk-D Spaulding and ] N Walker.
J.ger-Nm II Silsby.
posesbick-Chas w Fenner.
Lr.-J II Murphy.
lahpson-Jamcs Thompson.
vs.r,,;ne-J c Deal aud John H Turner.
Cslar-Wm N Knott.
n,t-Haryey Leonard, d \ Richardson and
A.rles Disney,
1 Cdn,on-J W Kit,le and John Kelley.
/ J5ckson.-W G Swigart and John Foley.
i Ioue.-Wm johnson and John Welsh.
l l.ian-Samuel W Durham.
R.-ton-Geo N Sells.
Tama-Chss W Irish.
Narshal-S W Griffin.
Story SIS Webb
R,o1e-.fohn A Hull,
Greene. Carroll aud Crawford-V Il Cooks.
pubuoue-Horace futile, Niebaur and The
Ann. Crawford.
pslaaar-CW Hobbs, in place of Samuel F.
lsser resigned.
lBaehanan-0 II p Rosel, in place of Is
Aamas, resigned.
BtcShawk and Gundv-C II Mnlarky.
usrdia-D + Ellsworth
HauAtoa-JJ Wadsworth.
Wight and Franklin-tieo RYAN.
guta-Jeremish Ellis
Tsyet,e-Judson Hale
Extraordinarily Sales and B = Rawson.
Aamahce-James Palmer
ynneshirk-A B Hammer and c c Upper
CAieksstw-A G Case.
brBer-Wm ratter
EWd-D D W Carver.
HovAri-Francis Mead.
Mitchell, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Hancock, and
T1abago-- Augustus " Jenkins.
Webster, Calhoun, Humboldt and Kossutt-
Div White.
Sac Ida, Woodbury. and Monona-J N
fhie
Hymnuth, Cherokee, Beuna Visit, Pochahon-
Palo Alic, Emmett, Clay Dickinson OBrien,
kcolo, Sioux and Buncomhe.-C G Smeltzer.
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Aamnoth
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

at prizes ranging at IL 70 80 pr cent less than tie
same class Of goods can be purchased far
at any House IN this City.
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PAIGE ONE DOLLAR rTR norrrx.
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SEE ADVANCEMENT Of Dr. sanfords Liver Invigoraaor
and Cathartic Pflh in another column oct1s.y
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Rrss ,x0sON Ffiauv :. u. 5eee /.

Buaxix01oN, Ffi1ny !. u, Jrns l.
The weather n clear and pleasant. No rain
has fallen during ~ week, md gram y suigsr.
ing for the want Of III
The river is stili slowly rising, and navigation
is unobstructcd
There arc no changes 70 note IN Wheat Or
Flour. Some demand for Flour, 70 80 into ths
interior, II our quotations Arrivals Of Wheat
comparatively light, and IN taken for city milling.
In Corn there i NOT much change since our
last review. Receipts d this point BY wagons
and rail, from the West ore lighter than for some
time past Ear brings s. 70 50 for mixed, and
SO to 80 for prime yellow. ID Chicago, yester-
day, the market opened Il ~ % 4sl, but reced-
ed in the afternoon to Al being decline Of DC
for the day and closing week. Receipts 1900
bushels. Shipments $4,000.
The following is an estimate made up Of the
amount Of Corn between the West and the zee
board.
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOvATnR

e. ss il G h.
and q the same time IevIvifes Ieinststss, aad re-
nsw os the sood a q L; orEos putty and thg:
10 ss sos IS a seI shs :s
q ns q sa H TO-
set perfect accordance with the laws of nature,
tone up the digestIvs organs and thus ala, ali ner
vons and other Irritation. rs perfectly exhiara
e. SO comead a. t ISaSSos bs ~
thorough tonic efeot, without producing any In
n.so s cons qaenS%s snch emedy has long
for 1t needs no medical skill to see that debility
lSSrs al attacks Of disease, and proceeds and in
deed LAY the system op N TO the insidious attacks
Of m.ny OF the most lata such. for example as the
following: Consumption. lndIs estion, DJspepsIs
Nturs GA faipitation Of the Sesrt. MoIanohoIy,
Night swsats, Iangor, 6iddiness, X detention Of. as
SCENT Menstruation, aud Falling of the Womb
Lnese al depend upon general debility, This pure,
to cure as the sun is to rise and set There n
no mistake about It. But this Is not all If the
ssstSem rs rs Weakened we are open to bilious at
tacks, the llver becomes torpid dist ased,
we are troubled with scaldins and lnoontinence Of
in the back, side and betwesn the Shoulders, en-
cecdinty liable to slight colds, coughs and ii an
soe: down e peImstare rave Bur space viii
not allow us to enumera.e the many is to which We
But We viii say in this coPdi AND B 81 ' RsnoSa
Tor y9n have perfect SAFE pleasant aud efeoiual
[smesy lot loss OF pps tite, bIllousness, Flatu-
complaint, Chls and Fever. or am iiou. attack,
90 tvegess, Acidity Ofthe st mach, Nervousness,
Neuralgla, falpitatlOn of the Heart, Depression
vi Spirits, setes, Pimples on the Face or any dis
ease arising from impure blood, such as Scrofula,
Eryslpei as bronohtis, COuyh difficulty of Breath
ing, anu all that class OF diseases ca ed female
weakness, ana enumerated above. We wi ALEC
say the trayeler exposed to epIdenlics chause of
climate and water, will find it pie asant. safe and
sure rentdy, ana no ons should ever travel with
out. Reader, try 1t, for assure YOU you will
lind IN it friend ind ed. well as friend in need
All persons OF sedeLtary habits vi find 1t pei
Iect eeentve OF, as well as cure for those alt
msDts which they are particularly exposed Hence
ministers, students, attorneys, iterarv gen lemen
ana ladies' who are not aceu Stoned TO much out,
door exercise, will hnd It 10 their advantage TO
Keep bo;te constantly on hand; and above all
uotlers OF those tecomlnS 5uch, Will thr Dug h
Inat most ana ei GUS period not only with ali tn
accus omea strength, but sole and free from the
thousand ailments Sd prevalent among the female
portion oi the wo Id. In Short is indeed mother
ooIuial, ny ~ old ana young; no 10 ger run the
TAX oil Delay t Will relieve and prove itself en-
tor.
~. j. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broad Say, New
YORK. and Ia Market Street, st. Louis Mo-. and
500 py all good Druggists. Price One Dollar per
PROF WOODS
RESTORATIVEC CORDIAL
.t- BLOOD RENOVATOR.
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THIS AFTERNOON q To MoRRoW,
By A. GREEN. Aucnoneer.

By A. GREEN. Aucsioneef.
EXCEfLENT SALE or HUUShHOLDAND
! La k,TcHrs fuEsrukE: At AucIos on
TUESnAh the 2st instant, ~ w O'Clock q, m,
:hsll sell 81 the residence ofs gentleman declining
housekeeping. on u street between 9Th and 10Th
street. north, No. sR. an exccllent sSsorsment Of
Furniture, VIA ..ra.. 81.
One Walnut PsrlOr suite, Peioes,
Mahogany. Rosewood Marble top Center Teblss,
Rosewood Reception Chairs and Vases.
cleerly Hollow aud Walnut What not,
Mshofant Waf1robes aud BedstAads.
Marie top Dressjlg and other Bureaus,
Marble top and Msht fAay wash siuks.
r Inc lot Of EngTevlngs Of vsrloHs sorts. .-.
Walnut Tables and Gaze seat Chara
Gilt and other Looking g asses.
Feather Beds, Pillows AID Bosters,
Blankets, Comforts, Quilts sheets ana Caeea.
Hair, Cotton Top and dusk Mattrasees,
Cottage, Double and Single Bedsteads,
One Zen teet Extens on Table, wslnut.l
Three Ply, Ing san and Other Carpets,
Veneusl Carpet and STAR Rods,
Ou Cloth, Matts, and Gas Chandelier,
Knives, 70 ks, Tea and Table Spoons,
One Complete Dinner Sett.
Ghine, Glass and Crsokery Ware,
Parlor adlator and Air Tight Stoves,
One Morning star CcSkins Stove, nearly new,
A large Lot of Kitchen REQUISITES, and many other
q ttcles too numerous 70 enumarste.
Terms: All sums of and under S25, cash: over
s2s, credit OF So and 80 dsvs for notes satisfac-
torlly endorsed, bearing interest.
aul5 A. GREEN, Auot-
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IL The st. Louis News discusses with some
severity the action of the commission to procure
q colossal statue of Colonel Thomas n. Benton in
giving the order to Miss Hosme.. instead of DIR
Stone, Of this city. 1t seems that there was an
understanding, IL not an agreement, that DR..
stone should execute the work, that having been
also Colonel Benton's wish. The legislature ar :
prcPriated - 500 for the statue, and considera
Die additional sum has been subscribed by citizens
st. Louis
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HORRIBLE MU

HORRIBLE MURDER.-Son and S,st,, K;u,d -
Otcfbe Aldrich, a convict, who had lust served
OUT 'efm OF i've years tn the Virginia penitentia
~, 10. kIhng man In Logan, county, found
W",sn, Us hmiIy had moved across the river to
Republican says: '' 49, INC 'ha''a"na
DE ieiiowed them He murdered bis slater in
~ riscss ,1,a aDs manner, literally cutting her
to pieces, and then throwing the hodv ing
: sInsy nver. TIE oodv Of hfs son lad Of about
tn,r,een years cid eas found 10 by place. nearly
s sssn up oy me nogs-out was readily identfed
oy aIenafkaple scar, on one foot which had hesn
preserved 6Y the sEoe and stocking ,Ths .on
was oy wife who had obtained ad iyo,ca O..
,ns pefPens,ion Of these horrid deeds, the fend
WIN BIS gun la hand. He'd to the woods .a.;na,
N At be intended Ia kill lis father and mo,s -
Two other pefsons-and then the people mic NJ
take him, burn him at the stake or do vrh.a ~
ria S,sssed win HIM The excited people are sfssr
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PArenual.

The marriage of NH Piccolomini with the
Duke OF Gaetani has taken place at Siena
-.'.Mrs. A ma Cora Richie will sail fo, Eu,ons
on the 18th inst, and pass the coming winter In
-. Miss Vandenhoff, (Mrs Swinbourne) tn.
daughter OF Vandenhof the tragedian. and her
self an eminent actress di. recently i'm Esirmin1
ham, England. She was born In isis.
'''-Cassus NJ. Clay is 10 deliver the annual ad
dress before the Michigan State Agricultural So.
ciety at their fair, to be held in Detroit the 6ft
week in October next 40
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IL The hiring of free negroes for taxes took
place In Petersburg Thursday. There were 1873
IN all for sale, but previous to the appointed time
a number Of them paid their taxes and conse-
quently were allowed to '.clear" The bidding
was very slow, as the greater part Of those offered
Tor sale were looked on as worthless characters
out OF the large number, 100 at least that were
Tor sale, only 1i9 were purchased even at the low
figure of 10 cents Der day.
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IL The Staunton (va) Convention directed
the electors to vote for Douglas, if he can be-
elected IL he cannot be elected, then to vote SO
as to beat Lincoln. AS has already been stated
the Charlottesville Convention adopted resolu-
non to the same effect except substituting Breck-
inridge for Douglas as the first choice.
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IL J. Buchanan Cross, convicted of forgery in
Philadelphia, HIS been sentenced to five years
imprisonment in the Eastern Pententiary His
confederate, Edgar Bishop, who pleaded guilty
OF an attempt to pass the forged check, was SEN
fenced to two years Imprisonment.
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u The fifth cattle show and fair Of the Valley
Agricultural Society at Winchester, will be held
this year on the 10th, 17th 18TH and 18th DAYS of
October The premium list has been made out
tits most liberal and inviting one On horses
CATTLE sheep, hogs, and in all the various depart
ments contested with fair, the most encouraging
premiums are to be awarded
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IL The number of Southerners now In Phila-
delPhia is said to be greater than during the same
period in any former year OF nearly a thousand
arrivals In the city, Friday at the hotels little
and big, more than half were from the States of
Louisiana, Texas, Alabama and Tennessee
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IVA desperate street fight took place in Mon
hceilo, Wayne county, XIV, on the day of the
election, John H. Goddard, the clerk of the elec-
ton, was shot, and died instantly, and William,
his brother, was MORALLY wounded
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FUTURE DAYS.
Nv A. GREEN. Auction,

ny n. OhEENs AocnOneef.
- HANDSOME THREE-STORY FRAME
- nousEs ON lS1srH sIRkkI. ON TIE ISLAND AT
AUcTIoN-On IT, sSDAf the ct instant, 1 shall
sell IN front Of the premises, at o clock D. m.
provements vhIch are two good three story frame
houses with back building, conts ialng eig ht or te
rooms each, " IN passage.
This property is Handsomely situated, frontiuK
on lSs street west. between south Is and Z streets
near the SmlthsonIan Grounds.
Terms one-fourih cash; balance in 9, IL, Is, and
"a months. Tor notes brcTiug interest from d1y of
lndispuiable. :
gu Is d A. GREEN ln,t
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IL The President and his suite arrived safely
at Bedford Springs on Saturday, and was warmly
greeted by the visitors and citizens. Attorney
General Black arrived at the Springs on the day
before
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BY A. GREEN, AuononeeI

YOU'D TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
" TWO Lots FRONTING ON MARYLAND lVENUT
EAST OF THE CAPITOL, AT AUCTION On WE'D
NESDAf the 21d instant, shall sell, in front Of
the premises. at O'Clock p. m Lots No. ID and IS
square south OF uare NO. 9l5 10 being subdivi
sion OF said tquare. The two Lots front forty feet
on MAY and avenue. at the corner of 9Th street
east, Win The improvements, which are a Rood
two story Frame House. &C.
Terms: 50 y cash; the balance in and u month";.
Tor notes BEARING interest from day of sale deed
gwen and deed Of trust taken title indisputshle
an u A. GREEN, Auct
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PEAcEABLK CONDITION OF THE UTAH INDIANS.
4 letter received at the Indian Bureau from Major
F. Dodge, Indian agent for Western Utah, dated
''CamP at Lake Bigler, Sierra Nevada Noun.
tains, July sth, reports his arrival there and
conference with the Washoe tribe. Although ef-
torn bad been made to Precipitate this tribe into
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u Intelligence from Giddingss district, in
Ohio, represents that he is beaten in the contest
for the republican nomination by Hutchins, the
present member.
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NAvAL-The United States brig Dolphin, Com.
mander Charles Steedman, Of the Brazil squadron.
has been ordered home, and will enter the port OF
Norfolk.
The United States steamer susquehanna was
put In commission at New York on FRIDAY. and
10 expected TO sail for the Mediterranean some time
next week.
Previous TO the departure from Norfolk of the
Brooklyn, the masters mates Of that vessel wer
discharged, and replaced bv hipmen. A
similar change will take place In all naval vessels
having masters mates on board. p.
The Powhatan hauled into the navy-yard at
Philadelphia on Saturday. Her pay roll will re-
turn from Washington on Monday. We believe
little less than $50 900 will suffice to pay of her
crew. The distance run by the Powhatan from
Norfolk to China was 10, 367 miles, which she
sailed over In 96 days. She steamed is, 7si miles,
and was at sea, on the station proper, IOe DAYS
She was actual sea 3l3 days and travelled about
81 ,27s miles. The authorities Of the nayy.yard
were pleased with the ship.
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r. FREE CONCERTS! t p.
LkNsT, LOEFFLER, Nsw York aresss, be-
t,cess ist csd "a str.sts would Teseeetfally -.
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS dunn ths
season, ~ MS faylllon. commencing At o5clocl
And ending 81 10 p. m: Previous 70 the Conoerut..
the saloon 70 open to those desiring 10 Vhiie
eway lev hours IN the macy dance, . ICE
CREAM, WATER ICES. and every dsscriptioa
Oh CONFECTIONERY always ready q c,ty
Parties desiring the Gardens for pio Nio nm,
poses; are requested to give day or two notos.
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GENERAL CoURTs-MARTIAL.-lts seems that an
unusually large number Of General Courts Mar
tial have been ordered within the last mouth, I'm
the several military departments Of the Govern.
menti and among them is one to convene in this
city on the 11th Of September next. ga -r
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SCHOOL FURNIrnRF

! ON sale At barssn,, singl aud double Desks,
keea, AZ Asc, ios rept, the .ehoolroSss re-
s SoSpPIed BY Mrs. BardelI northeast c0rrer
WIE f9r sss. Inquire on the premises Of qLIus
'AH@A' 10 eHf1-6ts. 4
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B, BARNARD BUCKLEY. Auctone.1..

CoRNUCoPiA H0TaI, bTtucrIoN
" THURSDAY AFTERNOON, sSi Instant AZ
y. g oek. IN front of the premises, we will sell
hotel, situated on the corner OfMarket space and
the Cansl This House IL new Ind IN perfect order.
Contains ten rooms bar lifted ypry,eorn slete Also
gsok pul!dinG there 10 excellent and dry cellar
Ihls house 10 In most excellent pOtifIon, IL
very popua ar resort, and Ia under good rent 20
a npctusl tenant.
D. ms SAFE Offers an opportunity 10 secure good
business location, or too an lnvestm, Mt
Terms: One third cash: the residue m g. - and
10 montns, VIVA Interest: and secured by deed Of
an IL BARNARD a BUCKEY Apct.
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war with the whites, the policy Of the Govern
ment has proved as successful with them as with
the Pah-utes at Mono and Walker Lakes. Major
Dodge arrived on Sunday and made the poor
Indians happy by feeding the hungry and CLOTH
ing the naked He writes: "They are now In
their camp rejoicing and blessing their Great
Father in Washington 81 s
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DouGLAs COMING TO WASHINGTON VIA baltic
MoRE.-It IL said that Senator Douglas will Arrive
In Baltimore from his recent tour to the North ON
Thursday, and take up his quarters at the 6ilmor
House, where suite of rooms have been engaged
for his accommodation. Arrangements are being
made by his friends, 1t is said, to give him an
enthusiastic reception. He will be serenaded In
the evening, when 1t is expected he will deliver
an address tss. 4 E8Ff
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THR WKATHKR.-The following report OF the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer.
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation 10
about Y .....-
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OFFICERS OF DISTRICT MILITIA APPOINTED -
Peter Force, Esq, has been appointed Major
General, and Col. Hickey Brigadier General of
the militia Of the District of Columbia