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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

Rev. J. W AeIlender, pastor Of the w. r.
Church, a. this place. has been confined to his
room and bed, more or less, for the last month
byillness. His pulpit has been supplied in the
mean time, By the varions ministers Of that de.
nomination residing here. We arc glad 10
learn-iha' his health is improving and that he
hopes to be in his pulpit next Sabbath.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

We ara asthor.s ID to announce JKsrsraN VIII
SOY, OF Faysttc ce anty, a. candidate for Judge Of
the Common Pleas Court, in the District composed
ofwaync, Union. Fsystts and franklin counties,
,sejeet 70 tbe decision Of The Rspahhcans Of the
ots<r1et- - - ~ - - IS ~ p - tt.e
E. We arc authorisedto aHnonnee the name Of VIM
r. BxxroS, Of Wayne county. ~ . candidate for
ssdss q tie Common Pleas csurs N ths Disiriv,
eoanties, subject 10 the decision Of the Republican
Distyict Convention. ss-s 80 s. rs
= Weave aathorized 70 sunouncc Rosrxr NJ. Coop
wiz, Eco, Of Franklin county, as a candidate for
the once Of District Attorney subject 70 the doeis
ion Of the Republican District Convention.
We are authorized 70 announce Che namc az
Michael Wheat, IS a candidate for reelection 10
eonsee OF Supervisor Of District No 5, Drookvito
Township.
We authorized 70 announce the name Of
Matthew Hutshinson, as q Candidate for the once
u sapervisortf District No. 5, Brookyille Town
ship.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

Monday mex, (is,h inss,) is the last day Of
grace for paying taxes After. that time ten
per cent win be added. We give this item for
the benefit Of our readers, IL any have not paid
their.taxer. sf
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

The series Of meetings in the Presbyterian
Church, termipased on Monday evening last.
Rev. Isaac Monfort Of Liberty. has been Ia.
boring wilh the church and people, which la
hors have been saandan,ly blesi, BY many ea-
quiring, s,yhss shall LIDO TO be savedy' Some
twelve or 6fiten additions have been made TO
the Church.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

In. G. w. RonAcgs SCANDINAVIAN RENE
pfes The cclebrn.ed scandinavian Rene lies,
prepared by DR.. e. w. Rooack, Of Cincinnati
o., are now attracting considerable attention,
not only among those persons who are a'llict'
cd with rheumatism and general rorsous dc
rangement, bat among. tho faculty. The fol-
lowing certificate, from one OF the Oldest a,
well us one Of the most prominent citizens Of
Mississippi, speaks for itself New Orleans
True Delta, April 2.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

Horse and Jack bills executed at this Office
on short notice; also cards, circulars, and pos
ters Of all kinds printed with ncatness and dis
patch, ON vesy liberal terms.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

Those Of oar subscribers to whom this notice
comes marked, will understand that they are
indebted to Us For subscriptions.
We are pressingly N want Of money, and
our patrons should not be surprised OF our thus
modestIy asking them for our just dues
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16
ENrrnrnisr, Miss.. Nov. IS, 1857

On. c. W. RonAcK, Cincinnati, 0'---Dear
Sir Il am nov about SO yeers of age, and have
be- en- afflicted with Iihenmatisin aud general
nervous arrangement, with excessive debility,
for tho last IS or 90 years. and have used almost
every kind of patent medicine, from which
have derived no benefit; also, have tried q great
many physicians but all TO no purpose. nov
feel thankful have n. length obtained n me-
dieine which has given me relief | have pur.
chased two bottles Of your Scandinavian Blood
Purifier. and two boxes Of your Pills, of Messrs
Howe h Hardaway, which | have used They
have given me almost entire relief My limbs
and veins have been greatly swollen, but your
medicine has reduced them TO their proper
szc,
Very respectfully yours,
WV. n. KiSa
geo advertisement lmo.3 J.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16
"Well Spring Of Joy. .

Itis said one ofour uptown merchants, dur
ing The last Few days, scarcely knows whether
he stands on his head or his heels. What a
well spring Of joy Is a new born boy.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

II is now coming the time Of year for bust
ness men to advertise Remember the Ameri-
eau Is a choice advertising medium
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

We are assured by ,hose who ought TO know,
that the peach buds have all been killed. in
this region OF country
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

Our town is unusually healthy orderly and
quiet. Peace reigus supreme and health a.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

The weather is continuing rs;li and Spring
like, varied. however, BY occasional squalls
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

BY reference to our advertising columns. II
csa be seen what 6rms are ding the business
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16
par SPECIAL NOTICE TO AGENTS.

O. O. KvAns, havius purchased the siefyiype
plates, copyrights. eo. of"iha "prinee efhe Hoass
81 David, s.sP,iisr 81 Firc," cfs. wcnid call the
Alteration az Agents 10 those truiy valuable Hsrks
Tho Prince OF the Houss Of David" u ose "
tho most popular and best sailing bani,s ever psh-
lished Over $50 900 eopie. hsvc bern yeid, sne
Il bids fair 10 outrlvai tho "riigrimf rrurrcs,"
or any other similar wnFk. ~
The "piinr Of Gre, BY the sams asthor, 10 a..
meeting withs rapid snls, over 10000 copiss
have been sold aimee lie publication, and ~ oass-
panion 10 the "Prines Of The Hosss OF David"
every reader OF that book shossld purchase . cop,
"Thn Records Of the Revolutionary Nar."h
book OF great Interest md give sa,t ssount ~ o.
formntIsB relative 10 fho Folders ~ the Esvoiar
ton and V an invaluable book reference for ,hs
dcscondahts OF li hcrvos andai who Hre Interested
la Pension Claims Land Wafrants. sie.. sia..
The most liberal Inducements ere efsrsd IL
Agents, and upon addressing The palIisher every
information will bs glyen.
SEND FOR A. gATAL0cgE.
rupLikAps,
s3p cksstaat Street. Philadelphia, Pc.
Feb. 10, 1870. vof.x.noto.ov
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

0000 BoLTs WALL. WIN DOW. AND FIRE
IOOO Board Paper, just received direct frem
New York, Of the hest patterns and quality, aud
which will be sold at unusual low prices
IL. G. GALLON.
breokvills, Fob. -, 1880, Vols mol. If
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

Blank Deeds, Mortgages and Justices blanks
of all kind, for sale ut this Office.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,


they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED.
and that there is no disease OF the Stomach and
Bowels, the liver, the nervous ~ stem, the
skin, glands or musc'cs, In which they do not
give prompt relief, and II administered before ihs
very citadel Of life has been invaded, effect pain
less and perfect cure.
Bear in mind that the sCANDlNAvIAN VEG
ETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by the ex +.
perience OF thousands Of living Witnesses, whe in
letters. aindayits, medical works, and by word OF
mouth proclaim ,he,o be tho very best prepare
ton of the kind ever ofred TO the broken- down
victims of IN health. They hunt disease throaeh
every avenue and organ Of the system, and 10 ex
pei Il thoroughly aud permanently.
No one can doubt their superiority after one sing
IL tral-thcy are oEly better but, in fact, cheap
or than any other Pills. for Ii takes less number OF
them 60 rrodace q better effect.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Bloos Puff
err 81 per bottle, or IS per half dozon. ofths Sean
dinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, rs cents per box.
or boxes for 81.
Read Or Robsck's Special Notices and ce,tin-
Gates, Published in conspicuous part Of this Pa
par from time 70 time.
DR.. Robaek's Medical Almanie and Family Adj
viser containing great variety OF interesting and
valuable Medical information, can be had gratis OF
any ofhis Agents throughout The country.
In difficult or complicated casea, DR.. Roback may
be consulted personally by letter epeitsirg one
stamp FOR the reply.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

revealed In amy book in the english Laoguagc.-
Price 80 cents. Gao of the cheapest books In tho
world. II hoalth could DO estimated in money,
the new facts csnsaned In THE book, for the pres
eryation Of i'll health, would be cheap ut tha. for
fciture. Send for Circular Tally desrrbngt
DIR. Jackson's Perpetual Preventive,
r. the only article In the world that without beonvo-
nience Danger will infnllibiy prevent tion.
Thousapds Of Married Ladies too feeble 90 bear chill
drcn excphc at hazard ollie have bad reaooh 10 be
thankful for this invention. II resembles other
preventive Ia use aud Il superior 40 all. Forwarded
by mall to any address
NJ. Velpcaus Bcautiying powder,
Tmparts to the complexion an exquisite bloom and
transparency, aud enecsnally prevents tho forma-
tlon Of wrinklos blotchcs. freeslcs pnpios, wons
etc. etc Price 81 per box, scot by mail.
February 2, 1890. aaCme
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16
From Rev. Mr.. MsNrLLrs. Pastor of Robert,

From Rev. Mr.. MoNrtLEs. Pastor Of Roberts
Chapel
rspiASAfoLfs; October o, 1881.
On. C. ". EoaAcx--Doar Sir; Ihavo used your
Blood Peri hcr for n nervous Affection, from which
have suffered much at times. While IL 10 pleas
ant to tho taste, i certainly has happy effect
upon tho nerves. Please accept my thanks for our
kind regards, aud believe mo You're,
J. ". 7. MeMuLLEN.
Principal Office aud Sales Rooms, No. East
Fourth Street, sd building from Maine street
Cincinnati. Ohio. laboratory IN Hammond street
For sale by NJ. w. Halle, Drookvilc, DR.. J. W.
Keely, do. I. Ioehio, do Chas. IIasson, Nj
Carmel. Chas, Van Camp, MeiRmora. Morrow &
Smith. Laurel a. Il Adair. Now Tro' ton. VIM
Mixer. MixerxiIis. r.. shrir~r, Apdcrscnviite.--
Babb & Hodkins, Fairfield. WIN. Garard, uaion
Gee. Boyd Peoria. Aud by Druggists and Mer.
chants generally throaghout the Union.
April ~, 1889. ~.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

HISTORICAL sKEr hrs OF ". n. rknrix. ESQ
THE 80 much -orgIf rr viii INV be fcnrd cl,ly in
OUR WHOLE UNION.
Pu.iished by c. s. lIorcHToS : Co., rhiia., Pa.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16

AUNT Nr 2 LRGTY r. EEGaD.
BY HETTY HEAR1IEY.
whus, hin In pennilyaney ylsut 30 hiri<hun
III won't iucfytlf 70 her fieds Too NUT 10 fladeie
yrs her 20, nothln Of "Rrnflry Luv" fr a'ei fnn
wagon with PERFECT pxpyety shr was lated n by
Dutchnan WIN sed sntx.''
To read al her axpetirncs sfnd fT
e7s~ OUR WHOLE UNION. -ysa
C. 5. IIorcRToS 4 Co., Pnb'ishcr, Phila., p.
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ITO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
THE NATIONAL FERTILIZER,
MnNnfdcknrsd SpscinLLu fnr Tahn..a

This soluble Manure, b, abounding in Phosnbates
ana Alkal ls being extensl' ely used BY tibsccO
growers In Virginia, and is pre- eminently valuable
for thus cop.
The National ilizer,manufactured of SINH
lar ingredients but OF different proportions for orn
and all other cere lis, for Potatoes nd Garden Veg
etables, as well as for Grasses, 60 &o
Orders should specify whath-r Tor Tobacco or for
general purposes Of Cereal. ard Vegetables so that
the manure will be sent whcn Is rightly adapted To
The constituents are VIII lly American in o Kin
and are known to be vital essentials for soll and
plant, -- ~
r. great drainage of currency from the United
ates TO foreign parts IN ration of manure for
years past, has, 1t IS believed done muoh 10 lpiure
virgin quaty Of soils, and retard grIcutural thri n
:; The Increased demand for Fertilizer, produt ed
IN our own country, ana made plies bic ty change
oflts proportion, to each and all of our sta pies is
every vhefe recognized. ~
Cash PRICE-S30 PER TON,
put In strong bags, marked with company tam ps
In point OF economy the National Fertilizer is loo
per cent oht aper thar the guanoes hitherto so pap
ular and It's dsrng uIshlng merit, besides be ns an
Of vigor imeaIted to ground Ii is mannfact red on
the shores OF New Jersey, where fscIiles exit
procurement OF materials and ready shipment OF St-
bic points inland.
Farmers and Planters are respectfully solicited to
Success insured where beral and tight applica-
Qasn,i.y per acre from 800 to 500 pounds. aooord
NATIONAL" a"f' FERTILIZER COMPANY
NecersiaA, Nsp York.
For sale by J.P. BARTHOLOw,
ma 70 eoot Agent for Washington. ID. G.
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CoURr LIFE.-The following announcem, mt,
hardly agreeable we should judge to the eel
lngs OF the lady named, is from the Lon .on
Gazette of May1:
LORD CHAMBERLAIS's OFFICE, April q.
Notice is hereby given, that the pressnta-
ton OF Mrs. Duncan Stewart. at her Msjesty s
drawing room, on Saturday, the oath of March
last. took place through inadvertence. y
Mrs. Stewart was presented by the Countess
OF Fife; but what has caused the above an
nouncement is not known. spI r.
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IL A letter has been addressed by Mr. Seward
to the gentlemen Of the Central Republican Com
mitsee Of New York, who invited him TO attend
a meeting to be held for the ratification Of the
proceedings OF the National Convention. Mr..
Seward takes his defeat with the same calm dig
lied his political conduct. He regrets that he
viii not now be able TO recompense friends
for their long and earnest fidelity; but he evi-
IDENTIFY looks forward to retirement with feeling
Of relief and qualification. Mr. seward approves
Of the doctrines presented by the convention at
Chicago, and bears his willing testimony TO the
ability, the character, and the real Of th. person
placed In nomination.
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IL Capt Bayliss, Of the famous sloop Keziah,
who was convicted before the Petersburg Va Cir.
cult Court year or so since, for kidnapping Eve
valuable slaves belonging to the citizens. and as
signed 40 years In the Penitentiary, 10 busily en-
removed from Wilmington, Delaware, that she
might be near her husband; and visits him regu-
larly every four weeks, Col. Pendleton allows him
90 come TO the ofice, and converse with his wife
in the presence Of a keeper. The unfortunate
woman, / am told, entertaIns strong hope tha,
she will live 10 see her husband once more free.
What delusion, What hoping against hope.
But what evidence Of womans devotion does
the case Of Mrs. Bayliss furnish.
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RAILWAY CARRIAGE FOB THE PRINCE OF
wALKs-The Canada Great Western Railway
Company are building state carriage for the use
OF his royal highness the Prince Of Wales. IL
will. we are informed, surpass anything Of the
kind which has ever been produced on this con-
tinent. -....t-. 49, + -
IO-A lady who had been subpenaed as wit
ness on trial asked her husband, In great trepda-
nor, what she should say II the lawyers ing nired
her aye ssSay,'' he replied; "why, tell them
you haven't vet reached the years Of discretion /"
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH,

M TEETH.
ltls I0OMiS, M. D., the inventor snd pstentos
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at--
tends personally at his Office in this CITY SEeW5
Many persons can vesr these teeth who~1L6'
cannot vear others, and no person osn wear otherl
who cannot wear these
Persons osi ling at my offce osn be accommodated
with any styie and price of Teeth they may desire
but TO those who particular and vish the puTest
ceenest, strongest, and most psrfeot denturc that
art can produce, the MINERAL. PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooi1s IN tbis city-No 336 Ps avenue. between
phis. no Nv
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iT The General Term of the Supreme Cont
Of New York have denied the motion Of the Co
lumbia College Law Students 10 be admitted 10
the Bar upon their diplomas.
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

DJ n. OhEbN, Auotloneer.
VALUABLE BUlLrING LOTS On FOUR
v AND.A HALF ST, ISLAND, AT AUCTION On
FRIDAY, the ist of June, shall sell in front Of the
premlfes, at O'Clock p m, al Of Lot \ o. 90, and
part OF Lot 10 4l, IN Sqbare No 49s having 3
front In al 81 feet -Four and half street, run
ming back 20 wide alley, between X and stres g.
south his property is in the most improving part
OF the Island and the sale Will be well worthy the
attention OF persons wishing to make a good In
veStment.
Terms One fourth cash balance in s, II and ~
months Tor Rotes bearing interest from day of salc
deed given and q deed Of trust taken. Title in
dIEputabie.
ma o-td A. GREEN, AucL
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p NOTICE
TWEEN BALTiMORE AND
WASH g N-Leave Com LE.aS9ss~iS
meroe st. wharf, Baltimore, as fol s<Sz<<z.<.z
lows:
DIAMOND STATE. every WEDNESDAY. at D
Leave klley's Wharf. at the foot Of 18th street
CoLUNBIA. every WEDNESDAY MORNING.
ats DIAMOND STATE, every FRIDAY, about II m
For freight, a c., apply TO
THOS. w. RILEY, Agent,
RIley's Wharf, at the foot of
m k-T&Thm l1th ~
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DENTISTRY,

IN DENTISTRY.
DH. HILLS after 9 pTsotloal test Of two years
fees that he can with confidence recon- <rn
mend the Cheoplsstlo Process for in serting6 6IR3
ARTIFICIAL teeth IL has the ADVANTAGES of6xIS
upper gets inserted for aS5. Partial in proportion
Orce ooo Fa avenue. SET
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EyJ C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auotioneers.
p. w. REED, Trustee.
ma I'D j. G. MCGUIRE a. CO Aucts
BY A.GREEN. Aucuonecr.

BY a. GREEN, Auctonecr.
HANDSOME BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCIIoS.-On FRIDAY, the let daT Of
June, shall Sc at the residance of gent enlan
declining housekeeping, No. S6 Missouri avenue
between 41z and 6ti streets, at 10 O'CLOCK A. m an
excellent assortment of Furniture, VIZ:
ing of
Large sofas, Large Castor, and Parlor Chairs.
Fine Rosewood Dressing Bureau and MahOs sany
Fine Marble-top Centre and Extension Dining
Tables,
Fine Marble top Wash Closet and Teaster Bed
stead,
Fine Mahogany Sidebosrd and RefrIgerator,
Three-ply and other Carpets, OIlclOth, aAd Matt
ing,
Window Shades and Venetian Blinds,
Fine ColoFed Engraving and Pictures, Gas Chan
deliers,
China, Glass and CrOckery ware,
Plated Coffee Set, Chafiug Dishes.
With many other articles which we deem un-
necessary to enumerate.
Terms: All sums under SIS Dash; over as 4
credit of 90 80 days, for Notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed. bearing interest.
ma Is A. GREEN. Auct
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
BUILDING Lore, AT THE CORNER OF FIRST ST
WEST AND NORTH srAERTs.-Un FRIDAY Az
IEhNOON, June 18th, at o'clock on the prem
lses by vlTtle OF deed Of trust dated September
lst, 1859, and duly recorded IN liber }, A. y, No
lh5, tJIOs f35, eto, one of the land records for
washington county, in the District OF Columbia
shali seil lots numbered q, 70, %, AID 81 Jas
Z. McG0irs's suDd ivisiOn of square 624
Lot n ,ronts Is feet on First street west, at the
oornef of street north and running hack $50 feet
Z lnohes to twenty feet alley. Lots %, g and 80
front each q feet "a incies on First street west
ssetwe U and " streets rorth, aud run back $50
I5et inches TO a twenty feet sey; together with
me improvements, consisting of email two story
prck houses erected on the rear OF said lots and
frontlng on the al ey.
Terms: One fourth cash; theiresidue N 6, l2 and
Is months with interest, secured by dee II trust
on the premises
IL the terms Of sale should not be complied with
N hve days thereafter. thu trustee reserves the
Tignt 10 resell At the risk and expense of the de
faui,lng purohaser.
All conveyancng ng q the expense Of the urchassr.
THOS. ]. FISHER, Trustee,
ma 25 2iw&ds &c. MoG UiRE & CO., Aucts
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By A. GREEN, AuctioneeT

ny N ohbENs AuCIlOueer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND SEC
n "a ,tHp oSp HAND FURNITURE AT .AUcrIoN.- ON
THURSDAY the Sist lnstsut, shall sell st the
wharehouse, No ID street, between 6th and 7th
streets, al 10 O'Clock q. a very extensive a.
sortment OF new and second hand Furniture, viz:
One Zine Ma,osany and one W alnat ParloT Set,
MAHOGANY and Walnut Sofas. Lounges, .nd Otto
mans,
Do Marble top Dressing snd ether Pu-a.us.
DO marbe-top Centre, side. ana Sofa Ia ables
Extension Dining, Leaf, JOlnt,d, and Saloon
sidshoaIds, Whatnots, Dressing. and Work
Fine Mahogany and Walnut wsrdrobes,
Jenny Lind and other Bedsteads,
writing Desks and Cases OF every dascrlpticn,
Castor, Arm, Rocking, Recumbent and Removing
A large lot of China. Glass AID Crockery Ware.
UNNECESSARY to enumerats.
Persons furnishing will do well 10 attend this
sale as the furniture of excellent aualIty ard
Will be sold az very reduced prices.
Terms; All gums under S25 cash; over s25 and
rot exoeecng SO, credit of 50 and 90 days; over
SO credit two and four months, for notes sat
lsiact0ri endorsed, bearing Interest.
ma 2o-d A. GREEN. Auot.
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AUCTION SALES.

By WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucnoneers.
'IkUSTEE'S SALE OF FINE OLD WINES
fCRE IMPORTED BRANDIEs. OLD wHlsKRTs
DAY MuRNING, the 5ls 81 inst at 10 O'Clock. We
VIII tei In 'front.' Of our Auction Rooms. q large
s.oek OF Dottled Wines and Liquors, Cordiss, &C.
ALSO.
33ns-elshth 3 o:sk offne French Brandy
One quarter do do do
One-elghth do do Common do
One psrt barrel old Wreck Whisky
sale Perenptory. Terms cash
w. II WARD, Trustee
ma a WALL. A. BARNARD Auots
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ID o 1 s N BANS he'd.

p D On BAT n E D.
Corrosive Sublimate no more
IL used. the Bed Bugs to destroy;
The WHOLE world goes to Sohwt rims store,
g. This Powder now we all employ
'Tls poisonless to mortal man,
but Kills all Insects rs sure as fate,
And no impostor ever can
This powder truly initiate
Depot for SCHWERIN'S. .ANNIHILATING
tOWpEH. Tor destruction Of Cockrpa Les tseS-
Bugs. Musqui'oes, Fleas, Ants, Fiies, Moths, Gar
den Insects go slso, Pill for destru,ton of ats
pbia. o'' 'n'iHo.i-
Fo,ssle In Washington, d c.. by DANIEL. b.
Eur and-a half street. Macy worthless imiia
t9ns are edveIused; BE- cautious. Remember to
ask Tor Sohrerin's AnnihIlatlng Powder
ma rs 2awlw
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1S FRESH ARRIVAL.
~ PlECES Frerch Lisle Thread CHINE
GlNGBAMS,
10 pieces Grey POLL DE LAUDE,
~ GREY GOODS for suites, various styles
IS P,sess Ia L. WSs tpSss at la,i cents,
00RGANDY and JhCoNET MUSLINS,
Black GRENADlNE BERAGE,
a. GRAPE BERA1E,
WAR; IN u and TAMART1NE,
~ Ia WIN ROBES, some very handsome,
bERAGE and GRENADINE ROBES.
A complete line of WEITE GOOaS.
Black French ace ard Pusher MANTI ES and
FONTS, received, and for sale at very reasonable
ma a5-6 TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
A. WM. DOVE e. CO. &
AXE Now prepared to execute any orders with
~1Ifg PftiMR8mT.X NH m.X bs inyoIsd n e s rs prrv
- BUSINESS. iiN'
- Store on sth street, few doors north Of Pa.
sysnue, where maj Be found complete assortment
WATER FIXTURES. jan.iy
pURE SODA WATER, WITH A VARIETY
:, Q. &c oholce SIrups, comprising Nectar Cream,
West End Drug Store, iia Pa. ay.,
"A VERY NICE CHIcKERING PIANO,
- almost new, at Sl25. For sale 81 the Music
store OF Tina ls) w. g. METZEROTT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-29
a. NOOD,
ms S-2aWu No. lis High st., GeOrg etown.

| AIDES IN WANT OF A FASHIONABLE
IL and cheap BONNET, will find il at Mrs "a
VI. SlMSON'S, No. 107 Bridge st., George @
Town, d. =, where also a general assortment *
0l straw foods, Flowers, Ribbons, and Ruches
Dry Goods, Hosiery, Dress Trimmings 90 c.
NAV constantly he found at the lowest prices Also
the best quality of Extension skirts warranted To-
be made of the real watch springs. ma I5-Sws