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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-03
NOTICE CONTROVERSIAL

tarcdnI Count COMM ssi0heT InVhdn %. Mtch
Parsons X WILEY, Solicitors for Complainant. 7w2sO
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flVRl this relnAT IA ole and interesting rsr,aa
l. is composed Of the concentrated Juices Of ,ns ~
powerf1 and the soothing Plants md Roots IN
chemically combined and insulated in well sesl.s -
bottles, and chargec ty a powerful battery Tim. =,
sessiry i'm addition 10 its ssperor medical virtues -,
Magnetic and Electric properties. profoundly pene,rs,
and em,nently iuietng and soothing II rei-vrs -,
and Inflammation at Cnee lwhen freely applieal MI,
ing tie strained muscles snd nerves, giving new is -
vitality by lis LIE giving qualities, 10 parased parts A.
lay ing nervous PAIN, (Neuragis irritation and rsp.,
DISTINCTIONS Ike q charm. lrased. al Who have ~
speak Of il as truly wonderful medicine and ess,s, .
by far superior 10 any and all other external reue,,
II applied in IL IS uISliing rsr~sv f.r 81
Group, Sore Throat, Inflammation of the Lunrs Re-,
Liver, kidneys, and other organs Rheums tisrn S,,
Irritation. Ague in the Breast and at all tinrs e..
nervous Headache, Neuralgia, sore eyes, ear ache To-,
ache, ague in the Face fimples and Eruption. Of Al
kinds Piles Bruised and Srrsnsd Limbs Burn. r,c.
parts, Chblsins, INDECENT and long STANDING ss,s.
Wounds, &c, &c. Ii viii also restore the liar "a -,
nsi Head, and prevent the Hair from falling n, ~
Ointment has been extensively used upou C.n,I
nraugh, Horses for Calls Wounds SrrAn. and Iau-r
and cure, when app.ied hot Tor the sc,ssr,
horses and Foot All sheep. All the propretor, 49,,
fer the Nc ghetto Ointment fair trial confident ,N,,
they claim for it, will be found true the letter m a.
neighhorhoOd where II Is manufactured many p~ot A
by the quantity, and IL Kept and used nv simo.,
inhsbitsnt tanacea the numerous pam. ana ,rs
every family less afflicted with. We say A.,
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
None genuine unless signed :. : Bsel." with Zen :.
Pamphlets containing fun directions srcuni each R.,,
Aul crcasTs lett with agents PT,c. shlinss fr .u,
and shi.lirgs for large Bottles
Fer safe by Newbro Bother, ani haver 4 Go Ia
sing, anl all other Druggists "a the country.
&c All orders should b. addressed 10 wM NypSt ,
"a Earlv He Madison Co N. Y. .ls
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SHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of on

SHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of one
~ writ Of Execution issued out of and under the seal
of the Circuit Court for the county Of Ingham, 10 &
rected ami delivered have levied upon al the right,
title and interest Of Leonard Murphy in and TO the follow
ing described lands and tenements, to wit The west
half Of the juthwet quarter OF section in
number the. north Of range two west, n the county
OF lnghsm, and state O! Michigan, which shall exp Sc
for sale public vendue, to the highest bidder at the
Court HOUSE the village Of Mason. the sth day I"
September A u 1860, at O'Clock In the afternOt IA
of said day Dated Mason, July 18th, lsd0
6w2.l EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
The above ale is postponed until the ia day If Sept
instant, at O'Clock in the afternoon, AT the Court
House in the village OF Mason.
ELY BAKER, Sheriff.
The above sale is further tponed until the 18TH day
of October next at O'Clock the afternoon, at the
Court House in the village Of Mason
3w2s3 EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
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POCKET PICKING IN THE ToMBs.-The New
York Times says
Shepherd, who is in the Tombs, awaiting his
third trial charge of arson adds skill in pick
ing pockets to his other accomplishments. Yes
terday gentleman desiring to spend a cheerful
hour, procured ticket at the entrance to the
Tombs, and after satisfying his curiosity with a
thorough inspection Of the cells and their inmates
started to retire from the Halls o; Justice But
on reaching the door he found to his surprise that
his ticket was missing. Instead Of being visi-
tor he was prisoner. He recollected that he had
been near Shepherd while walking in the corri-
dors and the keepers suspicion that he had game
possession Of the ticket were verified by search
Coubtless he hoped to effect an escape in time,
through its instrumentality
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4CTA company of Zouaves paraded at Phila-
delphia Oh Monday. The uniform is thus de-
scribed:
The uniform of the Zouaves consist of red
Turkish cap, bound round with roll of white
muslin resembling turban: blue vest fitting
close to the body, with a yellow stripe down
the centre, from the neck to the waist Over this
is worn loose blue cloth jacket with arabesque
yellow worsted trimmings and red cuffs The
trewsers are Of red cloth, made wide, with plated
folds, reaching down below the knee, where they
are ''tuckedn up Below this each man wears a
set of leather leggings reaching to the ankle with
white over-gaiters over the shoes. The neck is
perfectly bare, with no sign of a shirt. Each man
wore his hair cropped short and his moustach
turned up at the corners The officers wear blue
frock coats, red caps with gold trimmings, and
satin vests.
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ILL TELL PA WHEN HE CONES HoME-A friend
Of ours, who had taken pride for several wears
In cultvating full crop Of hair on his face, was
called away from home on business some time
since. While absent an inexperienced barber
spoiled his whiskers in trimming them, which
50 cbagrined him that he directed the barber to
make clean JOB of it by shaving whiskers and
moustache of. The barber obeyed and our
friends face was as smooth and delicate as when
In his teens. He returned home in the night.
Next morning his little girl did not recognize
him on waking up. Looking over her mother,
and seeing, as she supposed stranger in the bed
she remarked, in her childish simplicity, Mister
get out of here; I'H tell my pa on you rchen he
comes home ~
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,0 The Passenger Railway Companies of
Pniiadeiphia having refused to pay the license of
that the city could not, through the form of a
license charge. indirectly tax them, the question
has been judcially tested. The Court snsta ned
the power Of the city, and the Railway Comnan nies
must therefore, pay an annual license fee of thirty
do lars for every passenger that runs on their
roads The decision is one Of great Importance
to that city, as the aggregate annual income thus
thousand dollars.
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INSPECTING MILK The Legislature Of New
York have under consideration bill to punish
fraud in the adulteration and sale Of milk. and IL
should become law. 1t provides for the appoint
ment Of an Inspector, who shall examine and
analyse samples Of milk and arrest parties offend
hscated Persons not licensed, to be subject to
the penalties imposed upon those who adulterate
milk, which Is fine Of SIS. Milk must be sold
oy wine measure, and the cans and measures
must be stamped. Persons Offering milk from
distillery-fed cows shall be fined $50
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TnE FLANI Ems LUrrr PAo oIvr.-TLV ~
Orleans Delta says that well-known planter
living in Louisiana, and possessing wealth, re-
GENTLY went to the city in search of amusement,
and directly visited the museum of Signor
Vannuchi A giantess, Miss Sarah Morehouse,
was exhibiting herself at that establishment,
and to her the planter raised his eyes-indeed,
he was Obliged to raise them, for she was seven
and half feet high, and his feet were only
five. The planter at once loved the giantess,
and spent meney in purchasing tickets to the
museum. The treasury rejoiced, but the giant
ess did not reciprocate the affection. On the
contrary, she declined his offers of marriage
three times. This coyness the unsuccessful
man attributed to the influence of Signor Van
nuchi, and he accordingly determined to re-
move her from the sphere of the Snowman S
influence. Stratagem was necessary, and was
unhesitatingly used. The giantess was induced
by some pretence to enter carriage, which
was then driven away. After going some dis.
tance, the planter sprang in, and the vehicle
whirled on its way again. The giantess lis
tened for few moments to her victims tale O,
love, then quietly opened the door. dropped
him in the street, whence he was taken with q
dislocated shoulder to an hospital, while she
returned to the museum.
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PL TERI NC

PLAIN AND 0RNAMENTHL, OF KvrRv Dx.
scRIPrIoN, done on short NOTICE and very reasons
able rates BY ALLEN JACKSON, 275 Penn.
Their Ornamental Plsstering equals that OF any
other house il the United Ssasss style. finish and
sDeolmons. mar Sly
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
vi. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and patentes
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, st-~
tends personally at his ONCE In this city. 0Q1Iq
Many persons can wear these teeth who >&&0
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these
Persons calling az my office can be aocommoda ted
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are partcu ar and wish the purest
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 336 Pa avenue, between
sth and 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, Phiadel-
phis. 90 l-lv
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

H.v.;. REMEMBER.
and SUMNER SndbSs fTse assortment
and Sx,:.G Glng hams Ba,ese De Lanes, Cambrio
HIso ss Musiins. Brlll.ants, and Stuff for pants.
SNySs, Sf Fanos AIscss q o XII
VI "h'ea Will sell cheap, at my corner store
.eleln wAfSs5SsfSS M Ss SisS R. stiST.tasn
JUS BIRCH, UNDERrAKER,
Hayins gwen my personal attention 10 this bIsnch
fs.snd pss.Sn: % III calls with pfcRptnsss RtsRaass
Lid az from distance caa be sup
s%a,s lStaSs ss h.ns have large
ad from X astention paid to the removal of the
Heerses AID Horses for hire. ~' s'oosIs ap re-sm
4. HE cop...nsf.SiP herssofolse existing between
ts consent Either Of the firm is anthorzed to settle
are renpssted 70 Persons Indebted to the concern
those ha,nE claims will please present the same
'os M.fah slss SkS fS5ASfEs 4 WIEsJIc E
eolIH THE +. sUBSsCRIBER BEGs LEAVE TO IN
the ia orns business at ths oS st.nd
ard Is now prepared to exhibit choice selection Of
R5Sss A'1' tsSS 'f:sfF
W." GOODS; NEW eoopsmN! NEW eooDs%
a'Si xbcfE baf' sed Es
RsIass and 2fEanda Plan and S0f Pfnted
lIsh and Merno Prints. Ginshsms. Pe1cses' fnGg ng
eil eHta BBaTages, Poll dc Chevres, vaentas, Tfav
Printed Chaes M cents and IST5e1 M8ussss Ts
Daamssk, sa Napkins, TOweing hestmaae es of Beached
and Brown S6eet'ng and Shrting, Cottons, Rich
aluson,s g ana other best makes of Irish Linen Do
mestlc Goods for servants wear, Men and Bows
sas IN srsah variety, KID Gloves, long and short
H0oPed Skirts of best makes, & c. DC 60. to
Whoh bo we Invite It the attention Of public and
~ BRoWS & & wHfTE, vi fHTIseiVes'
II Dwelling over store for rent mar si-2w -
CRANDELL. 0PTICIAN,,
Fsash HAS constantly on hand large assortment of
and ethef EeessTsIsS%H Col
silver frames 3Id FrsmeS ss' Repaifed saS sT@ad sad
1e@ glasses SGT In them to order no I9-Iv
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND sEGARs,
9o 225 rs eSxs. of Tobacco ii sf.aes " A0hE'AhE
cssss 5 bof.s. and ssoR ne
Also - ksssss kksss hssssbo,d dS sSd do
Is boxes Of Plain and Fancy Pipes,
10o gross of Shanghai ard 1, PsEl%r Pa Matches,
mar zl-lm 80 High St.. Georgetown.
IN JUST RECEIVED
20 Do Gb,ens oesbsytsPa ePgbnfy PpTs 3d Rse
81 81 do choioe old Monongahela Whisky,
100 do Monumental and Star do
I'D DO HerrIgs and Alawlves,
For sale low by JOHN J. BOGUE,
ma 8-u GEORGETOWN, d. g,
EOR RENT-A two story and basement Brick
L HOUSE, near the Convent, on Fayette street !;
in complete order gas, &C.; with largo garden at
taohed: X Rent $500. to a permanent tenant Apply
70 JOHN II. kIOWELL. mar 5-d
HAV!NG.t LARGE SURPLUS STOCK
and great variety Of Green HousS, 1 wIlI8S&k
sell them a. very low rates, if early applica 2O6
pect sts, Georgetown, "
mar 5-tf JOHN l.. KIDWEIL.
MASSEY, COLLINS & CO.'S PHILADEL-
Nl PHIA DRAUGHT ALE.-We are Constantly
receiving fresh supplies of the ahove deli htfl bey
erage, and invite all persons who want a pure up-
adulterated Ale, to give it a trial.
Army Il SHINN, Agents,
fae ST Green ST.. CSa0rgetown.
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= !. U M Err ND GAS FITTER
Sokth Stde O Penn deeHus tceSt of llth street and
oppos,fs the Kirk,cood House,
Taxes this method to inform his friends and the
public that he is prepared to furnish them ith ali
sr.lcles e, ennnsrted con r With the PLUMBING AND
GAS FITTING BuSINE ESS, such as
Bath Tubs, Water Closets, UrfnaIs, Washstnuds.
Shotgsrs, Btdets. Hydrants, Pumps, Rams,
Failures Of erery description
He Will Introduce Water and Gas pom tba most
res sonable terms and guarantee aatisfaaflOn'
n
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SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
- Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur
nlshed, will he rented during the session of Con
gress, IN the most desirable locality in this city,
being within one or two squares Of Browns and
National Hotels. Those in pursuit of such Rooms
will do well TO make early application at No. 379
9Th street. between ID street and Pa av. de 5-u
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

DOR SALE-A NEGRO MAN, a coaohman
and farm servant; ae Is quick and industrious,
aud competent TO any possible farm work and the
manag m m ement It of any machnery used on farm, and
suiring an intelligent and very useful servant Of
this description, for his own use. he will he
sold bargain; In order to get hun good home.
His owner Ill not sell him to trader. Please ad-
dress Box No. IL Star Office. mar 81 If
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st the Little Fas s%sl sARM
and watered; within four miles of Washington; Is
acres In cultivation the balance in hand some wood
land. Ii Is peculiarly desirable as a country resi-
denoe, being perfectly healthy and most romantica-
ly situated excellent fishing and hunting. Inc uire
OF Mt. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
Llttle FaIls. de 7-2awff
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RARE INDICTMENT FOR A PHYSI-

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RARE INDUCEMENF FOR A PHYSI-
ClAN-Dr. Joseph A; smith desiring TO go South
on account OF his heath, Will offer at private Gale
the tarm on which he now resides and where he
has been practicing medicine for the last We years
hisI very beautiful little farm, situated at Long
0ld Fields. Prince Georges county, Md, imme-
dlately on the road leSding from Washing ton city
70 Upper MarlborouV h, and about equal distance
from beth points 1T tcont.ins O7 acres, 90 Of which
n ln hne state of cultivation, the ba ance in
thrifty young timber. 1t is well adapted to the
growth OF grass, wheat ami corn about Is or 80
rss Is now well set in grass and will Weld between
81 and q tons of h.y, worth IN the Washington
market from Sl8 to S20 per ton. There is about II
q res OF wheat growing, the balance ready fer a
spring crop IL has spring of never failing water
Also. an IneXhaustible pump at the door. The inn
proven ents consist OF a comfortable frame dwell
ing conrainIng rooms and kitchen; also, a new
barn Wi stablIng sufficient for al the requirements
of the place, with quantity Of choic' fruit trees
physician desiring TO purchase by reference 10
the books of the undersigned, he satisfied that il is
nnpportunlty rarely 10 he met with Until the place
Is dspnsed Ofl shall continue practice as
fore: For terms apply on the premises or 10 Dr.
FRANK +. SMITH, Biadenshurg.
ma q eof JOSEPH A. SMITH.
Planters Advocate insert until for bid and charge
DIR An I
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIoN.-Prof BROWN viii open the
H the Washington Institute, "a boarding and osy
spscioas rooms Of the old Capitol. on MONDAY.
9Th inst Parental care for the pupils, the great
est and tact in teaching, with the beauty
ed patronage Terms and references at the Inst
tufiOn. ap Slim
PLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
Twenty eighth session IS monthsJ commenoes
the comfort and i%eroWene1t of IS nS5 SG,s no f
lev vacancies call AZ kIrkwood House, April 9Th.
Bstnf h' P1sd i,S% 70 I or address X H.
TNSTRgGTIoN IN MUsIC.-Mr. and Mrs T.
s,reet Capitol Hin, GIN paf Sre.n'seYVp
they give instruction in Instrumental Muslo on
most reat onable terms. Mrs. Christian taaohee the
lin, Toncec. poubs Bsss s. tSe rsP1 ma G ViS tS.
Brass instruments. Their prohcencIes are well
known 20 all the profess Ionsi musicians Of wssh-
lngton and they pledge their earnest erdeayors Co
instruct satisfactorily and thoroughly TO al who
may REQUIRE their .ervices. mar IL I'm
NJ MRS. McCoRMICK's SCHOOL.
N1RS. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the duties OF her School on the LIST Monday In Seq
The course OF study pursued will comprise all the
branches requisite to thorough English eduos
tlon.
In addition TO her day scholars she is desirous OF
aged from 10 to L years, who viii be under her
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
ana otherwIse improved. Those IN Washington
tI neI scnool may apply TO w. ID. Wsllsoh, Editor
residence-No. 30 Cameron street, Ale9sndria, Va.
jv T-n
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A MRS. WINSLOW
presents to the attention of mothers, her
500 OTHlNG SYRUP,
For Children Teetl

presents to the attention of mothers. her
500 T HING SYRUP.
For Children Teething,
which greatly facilitates process, Of ts.thnr By soften.
ing the gums, reducing all nhammatisn-wia allsy ALL
PAIN and spasmodie action, ahdis
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Dspsnd it, mothsrs will give TO yourssvss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
ha'. put pp and sold h, article for years.
CAN SAY, IN CoNFIDENCE AND TRUTH Of it, hat have
M:dien:@sHv,s MRS. ias ai. d IT iey TiG11Is G1aIs
frcr Curt, wINsLOw's h.nea sh.n dm.It u..d. I'd.
dd - tno. SOOTHING an in:tane. Of dis
q: ss.:TS5, a.; SYRUP, s:sh:d Viii
big Of gical sfects and medical
virtues. We speak in This matter WHAT WE DO KNOW"
after ten years experience, PLEDGE OUR REruTl.
TIoN FOR THE FULFILMENT WHAT WE HIRE DIR.
CLARE In almost instanc. where infant suffer.
Ing from pam and exhaustion relief will be found in 6ssp
twenty minutes after the syrup i administered
This Vauabls preparation the Of Of the
most ExeERIENCED and sKILFUL in New Eng
land, and has bssn used with NEvERFALINs SUCCESS In
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
net sny rssvss the child from pain but invIgoratss
stomach and bowels acIdty, gveI tom and
energy to the whole system 1t will almost instantly r.svs
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND Collie.
and ovsrcOms conruisisns, which, speedily
snd in death WeT--------7b believe II thu BRsrs
AND psuREsTREM- FOR IpY in tn. WORLD,
sri,,. froN I'm TEETHING DRY, whether it
sring from any of tn. for going compain.-Do NOT LET
YotR PREJUDICEs, NOR THE rREJUDICEs OTHERS
stand between child and tn. relief that will
sURE-ye., ABSOLUTELY sURE-Io follow the Of this
medicine, timely used Full directions for using will
company each bottle Eons genuine unless the csimils
CURTIS PERKINS New York, is tbs outside wrapper
soId by Drug gists throug ghout the world.
Principal Ofics. No. l3 Cedar Srsst,N
Price only Is Cents Bottle sell-dkvly
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TWO, THREE, FOUR. FIVE, SEVEN AND
Il NINE FLOUNCES, Bersge. Organdy. Jaco-
nett. POplm and Berage Angaes RoNes of new and
rich designs. Also, hve and seven Flounces Gren-
adine Robes, very rich. Organdy and rench avn,
Berage Angllfs and English Berages, 6rey Mo-
hal and Pop ms for LADIES' Suits in great va
ty, Rich, Pain Silk MaLtes and CIoaks, New
Stole SPrlng Cloaks. Figured Be ages. Fou'a- d
II ks, Fancy Dress Silks. Super Back Silks St la
and Brocha Bordered ~ avis in great va, iaty,
Hoped Skirts of the la'est STYLES, English and
Gloves, 6auntletts, together with HousekeeEing
Goods in every variety ofqualty and prices.
ap4 TAYLOR HUTCHINSON.
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n DENTISTRY.
NR. HILLS, after practlca! test Of two years
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastic Process for inserting6
artificial teeth IL has the advantages ofh8
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and obeepness Full
upper sets inserted for 9S5. Partial in proportion.
Office 306 Pa. avenue. ser
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nON'T FORGET TO CALL on u
sMITH's 10 the best place In tosn snnS ~ psS soo'
CIItTHING and FURNISHING ypopS. ,A.,
house in town
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wi MAGNOLIA HAMSr'
We have now in store our first supply for this
season of the '.Na gnolIa Hams" They are rich,
terder, and of fine flavor.
liz The Magno are now in excellent condi-
ton for baking. KING q BURCHELL,
ap5 Corner EIfteenth 81. and Vernon av.
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950 ID STREET. 2S0
FAPERHANeINas-Nev ssosk. cheap for
.. Paper hun. 6y experienced vortmsr, and ssus-
sFEESPIP ROCKING CHA frs, s1.sS. -"
SLEEPY- HOLLOW CHAIRS, Sl2
tO~ All the Furniture is manufactured in this
city, and guaranteed A Mol.
JOS. T. X. PLANT & co.,
ParDeThangers and Upholsterors,
$50 ID ST., bet 9Th and 10Th.
|" Fsrnitu Ropaired and Vanished. sp 1f-ly
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F U Z tF!uE1,F U E l."

+ tFUE1F E LIZ
have now one of the most extensive stocks of
Fuel IN Washington consisting Of
White Ash Broken Coal, r cd Ash Egg Coal,
White Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal,
Treverton Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
Wood, sawed ana split. In al cases.
All of which will sell at the lowest prices for the
cash, for 50 or 50 days paper, well secured.
dlT All accounts now standIr will be presented
before the LIST of January 1860, and il is earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
r. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th and c sts.,
de0 near Canal.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
CABINET WARE.

n NOTICE OF REMOVAL. -N
Having leased and fitted up the lareeG
Store-h house, No 42s Sev-nth street ~
west, tween g and II north, ten doors soutk Of
nv old stand, would respectfully call the atten-
tiOn Of my old customers and others IN se.Tch Of
cheap articles in the HOUSE FURNISHING
LIN To give me a call before purchasing, as nv
goods have been bought exclusively for cash and
VIII be sold cheaper than they can be bought any
like establishment.
A fresh supply OF those Cheap WINDOW
SHADES and dFIxTURES just received.
A large lot Of ofCROCKERY on hand
RUDOLPH BUCHLY,
mar l9-Swd6 cow No. 42s 9TH st. bet q and Il.
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never bssn able to
Msdicine-NEvRR
4 SIN q L Z IN
FECT A c U r Z
Never did Va know
satisfa ction BY any
the Contrary, all are
OPER ATOMS, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-12

say Of any 9TH HR
HAS 1T FAILED, IN
STANCE TO IF.
when timely used.
an instance of dis
one who used il. On
delighted with its
lspeak In terms Of
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JUST THINK OF 1T!
"A GOOD PIANO For sale on monthly pay-
ments for els, and one for S3,. and one for 90
JOHN r. Fills.
S06 Pa av., between sth aud 10th tts,
Melodeons for sale on monthly pa, ments. sp5
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I'D OOO GALLONS CHAMPAGNE AND
lZ,UUU CRAB APPLE CIDER.-We invite
the attention of the pubic TO our large and vel SO
iected stock Of Champagne aud Crab Apple CIDER,
which we guarantee To he pure juice. and viii be
sold on reasonable terms in order 90 make room
for our spring stock. Give us q call st the
Union Bottlint Depot.
fac No. 81 Green st.. Geor gefoxu