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4 csr.ervasive Meesl.s IN N.rfsIk.

NORFOLK, Dee. 21.--A large meeting was held
adopted Recommending National and State Con-
vention; opposing coercion; favofing the arming
Of the state and fepudiating the reopening Of the
slaye trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

AGENTS FOR THE WHOLE WORLD-At
"A FRENCH RICnSTEiN1S. No 21s Pa.
Library sheep price s6, by mail; Psrton's life OF
Jackson, 5 vols. cloth, price IS, BY mail; Conduct
of Life, by Emerson, l2mo. cloth. price 81, by
bound books. ..... de ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

CRY NARKEr-We receive weekly some OF the
best roll Butt that mes TO Washington; whlch
we Will Tell, the best al p nts per pound; fresh
Eggs 3 cents per dozen; Poultry and ali articles
tbs NJ g. ket Line at the lowest price. Marketing
delivered to all parts of the oity.
GRo. w. STRwIRr q Son,
IL corner Twelfth and II ste.
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PERSONAL.

STROLOGIST.
"A READ! READn
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
FA n L w L. l. w + K
OF THE
GREAT PLANET READER,
MADAME DEVISE,
Who IS visited daily by hundrt ds-all gong away
rejoiced and astOnIshed. This lady, though very
young in years, has the most wonderful powers
imaginable. All VINO are in trouble of any Kind, go
a. once to her. She will bring any one to YOU and
cause them to love you; will break the habit Of
hers, losses, tray els. &c To accommodate, this
Last week prices will be, for ladies'. 25, 80. and 81;
Residence, Richmond House, corner Eighth and
ID SITS. entrance on st. de 10 2t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21
THE THIRD wEDNEsDAY OF EVERY
1851 DfARLEs. 1861
Commence the Year 4cith Diary.
1861

A valusbls Pocket Compsnion for registering
events past. presents and fptur.; CONTAINING rates
for oyery day in the year, cash account for :ach
n.s.h. and receiyable. Don't be without one Of
these sefal little souvenirs. The most conplete,
elegant. and desirable assortment eyor .ssoed com
n "s SBiLLINGf0N'S Bookstore,
ods0a Bsiidins' corner ofN . sSss sy enc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

BURGLARY.-Last night, about O'Clock, the
store Of Mr.. Redmond, No 43i Massac husetts
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets, was
entered and the money drawer robbed by some
chevalier d'industrie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

READ.
ALL BOOKS
ARE SOLD AT THE PUBLISHERS PRICES,
A SPLENDID GIFT,
WORTH FROM
SO CENTS TO 900,
.. IS GIVEN WITH EACH BOOK.
You oau select I. ON large and magnificent stock
OF Books, among which msJ be found
ALMOST EVERY THING
In the shape of reading matter, carefully selected
and sold at regular advertised prices.
n Book: q Fl r Feet;
, ~. Books of Devotion.
Books Of Amusement. sG
Books for the Old Folks.
Books for the Young Folks. W.
Boob: for sGS: s Boos: sso1. ssilS.,
RS cs for sses.he.rss. BCSt: sSSSt Hnntsis
Books for Husbands. Books about Patriots.
Books for Farmers.
B Boof: fSr M MsSssanfs.
R RSSE: 81 IsI s kssss1:i
B Boot Of P PostGs. Books Of typography
n ntnusOme assortment OF
PRESENTATION BOOKS,
In every style OF binding.
ALBUMS,
ANIMALS,
/ BIBLES,
PRAYER BOOKS,
HYMN BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
SINGING BOOKS,
JUVENILE BOOKS
SCIENCE, ..It
MEDICINE. - tss
/ BOTANY. 'ff 5~
| ~ 5 CHEMISTRY.
GEOGRAPHY, as
MECHANICS, sza. .ts
l. a.f is NAVIGATION,
MANUFACTURES,
ts - AGRICULTURE, IS
NATURAL HISTORY, tsoo
THEOLOGY,
FREE MASONRY.
:, ODD FELLOWSHIP
An the writings of any standard author in ever,
department OF literature.
| 80 g. g. EVANS,
| de IL 476 Pennsylvania Avenue.
IN REMEMBER,
| - HAT You save more than 10 per cant. on tn
| dollar hy buying your DRY GOODS at Store No
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Fire in RALEIGH

RALEIeH, Dec. p A Gre broke cut IN the Law
renee Hotel about o'elock this morning IL h.d
been recently purchased by the U =. for post
ONCE and courthouse, but was st the time occu-
pied as sleeping rooms by the members Of the
Legislature Loss about - 900 20 90 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

TADVERTfsEMENT.
For THE PLACES 10 buy all kinds Of holiday
presents and provisions and all other articles see
next column TO the right. lt*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

GKoRGKTowN PORK MARKRr.-The present
week has been a very busy one In the pork trade,
and an unusual number Of wagons have arrived
with poultry and slaughtered hogs. More than
20, 600 pounds Of pork came into Georgetown yes
terday, and sold readily at S6.75 per 100 pounds.
(Tenney purchased 5000 pounds; good days
work Retail price 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

HYxESLAL.-AbOut O'Clock last night, at the
united In mSrriage Mr. Geo. w. Moore and Miss
Mary French in the presence Of a large company
Of invited guests. Ats o'clock. one hour afIef-
wards, he performed a similar ceremony at the
same place for MIR. Richard w Barker and Miss
Jane Tomlinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

THE PoroNAc LIGHT INFANTRY of George
town. at their meeting on Tuesday last, made
some slight changes in the officers Of the corps.
F. A Lusber resigned bis position as Attn sergeant
and resumed his place In the ranks; WIN. Rind
ard Croply, LIST corporal, was promoted to 5th
sergeant, vice Rind, promoted; "A E Ofiey pro-
NOTED to 1st corporal; NJ. Adler, I'd corporal; ".
Getty, Sd corporal; and private 5. Chew promoted
to 4th corporal.
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New Yark Nlnrksts.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 81 Flour better with limited
business, Wheat 1a2c. better. Corn quiet and
hrmer. Provisions quiet. whisky nominal az
lSsis5c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

CRIMINAL CouRr.-Yesterday, r ob't McCauley,
wolfsberger whom he stabbed with a knife was
sent to Jail for four months.
Elizabeth Hamilton was convicted Of stealing
coat from Mr.. John Potts, and sentenced to one
year In the Penitentiary.
VIM. Dent, convicted Of stealing a hat from
passage in the house Of Thomas H. Maddox, was
sent 70 Jail for one year.
John Fletcher, for stealing 20 pounds Of beef
John Flynn was tried for stealing coat from
Edmond Goodman. He was convicted Of petit
larc sny, and sent TO jail for one year.
To-ddy.-Daniel Miller was tried on a charge of
stealing a coat worth $40 from Daniel Radcliffe.
The case was pending when our report closed.
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LOST AND FOUND.

w ~ LIE
CO REWARD.-Lost. between my residence
t1C and the Northern Liberty MsTket-house,
BASKt TT, containing stall Goth and apron, ac
count books ard keys. The huder returning the
account book &C., 10 me, either at my residence or
at the Market house, will receive the above re-
ward. -
de 2l-st' LEWIS KENGLA.
ESTRAY.-Came to the premises of the sub
"A soriber, living on the corner of Sscon G2ENA
street east and r. STREET south, on Wednes- BA{f
day, Doesn't Der ~, q red and " hIte spotted
HELPER, about three years old, with short
horns. The owner 10 req ne. ted to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take her away:
de 20 ST. TIMOTHY MURPHY.
T OST-On Friday night: small tau TERRIER
II SLUT, lame IN rIght leg had on 49,
buckle. A liberal reward will be given if--
| returned to J. ID. HOOVER. de 10 ST
q REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from Center
| 1O Market, on sunday evening last, ~
| sorrel MARE, about Is hands high, 7 or 8I@N
/ years old, blind in the left eye, and corn onN<
the left front foot. The above reward Will be paid
for her return Or for information that may lead
/ the sameJ to X. DARKNESS Livery stable, on
/ Bridge street, opposite the Market, Georgetown.
i de l9-StS t.-.
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BOARDING..

DOARDING.-A family, or two three gentle
u men, can be accommodated with Soard at No.
Asa Ninth street, one door south of st; Terms
Rooms in the house, furnished with water and gas,
70 now unoccupisd. Table Boarders accommo-
dated. no % l9tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of Thirteen
and-a-half ST, schooner T. r. skinner, Perry,
Hsyre-de-Grace, with cargo OF coal Tor MI, Z
u, Keys,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

DoS'r FORGET the glorious Fair the ladies' at
tscbed TO the Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth
stIset- are holding every night this week at
Thorn's Building, Seventh street. few shil.
lings judiciously spent there will materially aid
the object the ladies are striving 10 accomplish,
and procure an agreeable holiday present for the
little ones at home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21
EORHOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Il For Childrsn's Books, e-..r3
For Children's Games, a-2 .s
For elegant Presentation Books,
For oil The new Books,
- For NeWapapers from eyeryWhere.

de % No. avs Pc. avenue.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO CITIZENs AND
AIS Pa avenue, is the only place In the city whore
daily papers can be found from every State and city
in the Union. New York, Philadelphia, and Balti-
more papers delivered in the city and Georgetown,
immediately on the arrival OF the trains. All the
Monthly and w eekly Papers and MAGAZINES. Now
10 the time TO subscribe. with the beginning Of the
New Year. Sole agents for the Charleston Msr-
curry. de %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

snIrHsoxrAx LECTURES. = The frst Of the
course Of lectures on "Civil Engineering by
professor Rogers, will be delivered this evening
having been postponed from Wednesday evening
on account Of the inclemency Of the weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Dec 2I.-The Herald
OF Freedom publishes the resignation Of Samuel
Medary as Governor Of Kansas
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DIED.,

In washington, on the 18th instant, WALTER
h. HILBERY, in the seth year of his age.
In Georgetown, on the 10th instant, az 2 O'Clock
a. m, In the 56th year Of her age, Mrs FRANCES
II. p, wicow Of the late Col William Robinson.
Her funeral will take place from her late resl
dence. on the Nights OF Georgetown, on Saturday
at O'Clock D. IN.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

uURRAH FOR THE SHIELDS BOYS!
The Shields Boys take great pleasure in announc-
ing to their many friends, and the public in a
GRAND ASSEMBLY az the Washington -
Assembly Rooms. on FRIDAY, Dec. 2ist, -
1885,. The members pledge themselves thatit will
be one Of the most pleasant ana agreeable of the
season: Tickets so cents, admitting gentleman
and ladies.
COMMITTEES Of ArraHssmeats.
l. J. Flanagan, j. Herrigan,
J. Hogan, A. Gleason,
M. Harrisan. de 10 SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

AGAIN would we notice the increased success
Of the ladies Of Capitol Hill in their entertainment
attbe Young Mems Christian Association Rooms,
for the benefit Of the poor. One receives the full
value Of his money in the enjoyment afforded,
besides the sweet appreciation Of the assurance
that 'He that giveth to the poor lendeth to the
Lord %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

The COOP THINGS OF THIS LIFE.-HarveY, on
street, opposite the Thester, mas supplied his
ice-bOxes and store-rooms with an extraordinary
supply Of good things for Christmas times, In the
way Of HOLSTERS, oysters, fresh mackerel, fresh
shad, blue fsh, cod, halibut, white fsh, game,
and indeed everything conceivable in his line
likely to please the palate just now. His prices
are very moderate, and his supplies always fresh
and capitally preserved. No one can give a d
ner In these times in Washington satisfactorily
without drawing on some portion of his stock
He deserves success in his business, for one
labOrs harder than he TO obtain 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

SECOND ANNUAL XssEMBi.Y Of the
MERRY SOCIAL Cl.UB will take place at a
ODp FKLLows' HALL, Navy Yard. on MON -
cember 81, 1850. 49, %
See future advertisements. de I5-4teof
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SpLESp GIFTS ToR THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and toy books, prayer books, ANIMALS, and illus
trated books, puzzles, writing desks, portfolios,
purses port monales, PEN kniyes and an elegant
assortment Of diaries, all Of which will be sold
very cheap at shillington's bookstore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

CENTRAL GuARDHoUsE CAsEs.-6eo. Wilson,
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs ~ IS. Jas.
ZONES drunk and profanity Ia the street, do % Is.
Henry Boucher assault and battery ruled for trial
Wm' Johnson drunk and disofderly; fine and
costs - Is Robert Ste Sart, do; do 81 Is. Jas.
Sh.n.h.n do do 80 Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

PRIcEs TO SUR THE TNEs.-Holiday books at
one-third less than the publishers prices, com
prsing an elegant assortment Of gin books BioIes,
prayer books, hymn books, albums, children .
toy books, Christmas games, &c, at Roberts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

FRoM ALL ACCOUNTS the ladies Of Fletcher
Chapel are having glorious times o. nights at their
festival No. 274 Seventh street, between and NJ +,
and we hope our male friends In that neighbof-
hood are not letting the occasion slip through
their fingers. A little money for the benefit Of
the churc may be spared even in times Re these.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

FROM CERTAIN indications, which have not vet
assumed practical form, we are led to suspect a
grand entertainment will be given the citizens
and strangers Of Washington next week at Cats
hall, near Browns Hotel. Extensive pre- operations
are being made, and no doubt due notice will be
given when this brilliant affair 10 to come of In
the meantime, let US keep cool, quietly await the
course Of events, when more light will doubtless
be shed upon this now mysterious affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

PAINFUL AcCIDENr.-Y yesterday, a colored boy
named Abram Smith, aged about sixteen years,
had a loaded pistol 10 his pantaloons pocket, and
by some means il expleded and the charge
taken to his house by policeman ] r. King, and
the immediate attendance Of the Drs. Began gave
him the early relief Of surgical skin. He was
doing well az could be expected last evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

PIKE's PEAK ONIONS Mr.. James Luttrell, for
merly Of this city, but who for some years has
been In the Pixies Peak gold region, Is now In
country be brings an onion elghing two pounds
and measuring fifteen inches In circumference!
Jim says this Is reckoned rather small onion out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

SOUTHERN SCHOOLGIRLS RErURNING.-A great
number Of trunks having been put on the southern
baggage wagon at Browns hotel last night, a
rumOr was started that they were the baggage Of
southern Members and others who Were leaving
the city. The fact is that about twenty young
ladies who had day or two before arrived at the
hotel from educational Institutions at the North,
started by the southern route for their homes last
MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21
GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

- 0n0 ASHES.
Z,UUU BUSHELS QUICK ASHES on hand
and for sale At National Soap and Candle Works.
c. b. JEWELL, Proprietor,
de 2l-2ts Georgetown, ID. G.
NOTICE.
~ DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY
The uldersl g1ed has lately opened chs.p BOOT
aud SHOE STORE, and Purchasers will fpd their
prices the lowest in the District. large and vsrss4
assortment on hand. Call early at
H. srRAssURGER BROS.
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de 2l-Iw near Farmers and Mechst
Gifts FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

An elegant assortment OF Books, Writing Desks
a n Ceses, portfolios. PaPetries, Work Boxe.,
BASKETS, q mes aud Toys, 70, with many We oau-
MT eaum rate, We Sfer at reduced pncss. We
would invite our Old customers and strangers 20
call and look over them, assured they will be able
70 make selections q. MISS THOMAS'S.
de q So Br dye street, First
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR RENT-A tvO-ssOry BRICK HOUSE,
No. 4I4 ID street, between "a and 81 81 :. con
tanning rooms. Its one square east Of the City
Hall, and convenient to the Capitol and Avenue,
aod desirable neighhorhOod Apply 20 WM. W.
BERrh corner Of Third st. aud lndisnasy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

E0R RENT-The ierge three story FRAME
Il HOUSE on New York avenue, between 9Th
aud 5th streets, recently occupied by Rev. Mr. Ca
rothers. Apply TO JOHN W. MANkINs, or to
Mr.. BOSS, next door, where the kew may be found.
Also the three three story Bricks AZ the corner Of
Ninth and n SITS, Northern Liberties. Or for
sale low Tor cash; or property IN the county taken
IN exchange. Apply 81 Mr. HAG5ERTY's store
opposite, for the terms and the hey, or 10 DICK
Sun & KINGS wood and coal yard, corner OF 4
street and Vermont avenue, or 70 the subscriber,
at GeOrtetovn.
de 10 ssi4w JOHN DICKSON.
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" VIRGINIA MONEY
v IRGINIA MONEY Teses - p.rs no No matter
vhas amount OF goods may Ps%SaeosRsa s e ne
DAFT No, sas C 81. bstv, s.k and Ut sta,
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.OYsrERs! oy.rERsm OYSTERS"
The undersigned has opened 81 OYSTER DE-
POT on High street. near the corner OF - ~
Gay, and can furnish, at III times, Raw, Ill
Stewed, Fried, Roasted. or SoaldedSlA>
OY-TERS. Parties can be served in ~
private rooms. Fsmliss supp led with
Oysters or Fish, by lesving their orders 81 above.
de Him J. ". COLLINS.
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VANS.

WaNTED-A SITUATION as chamhermaid
w by = respectable girl. Good reference given
il required. Plea-e address a note to Box No. 4,
Star Office. Its
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REASONS WHY You SHOULD VISIT G. G. evans
GIFr Book STORE

Remember that you pay no more than YOU
would at any other establishment, and you have
the advantage OF receiving an elegant Present
which oftimes Is worth a hundred fold more than
the amount paid for the book.
Christmas stock now ready.
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FOR YOUR
Wife, Daughter, Sister or Friend
Artiaur'S Home Magazine

Edited BY Il. 5. ARTHUR and vrRorrrx
4 TOWNSEND. For choice snd elegs nj lii.
nature. high moral tone, peculiar sdsptation
% ne home rrcles Of our land. freshness.
originality ard chssFnem, this Magazine ID
acknow edged. Gu al hDI %. to be withouta
riyal II j. equsl IN the beauty Of iis ~.
geography and the richness Of ITO embellish.
nenis 70 the most ambitious and dearest Of
yuf Magazines. hile it claims 10 lead all OF
ihcm ~ many essential features For cor
-ectness and exquisite beauty. ito colored
steel fashion plates were unrivs He'd in 1857.
they vii maintain this superiority ia 1853.
volume nj began in January.
TERxs- 81 yearin advance Four CO.
'ies igr -; Twelve copies fr SIS. and one
xiraio ths gelter w 0 the cub
or Specinens sent free 10 all who wish
n Subscribe ~ 70 make up clubs. Address
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ptl ai.lphis.
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National Dispensary. established Janue',
Ia. 1859 solely fur the cure u PRIVATE
DISEASES,
The Faculty Of this institution, q insisting
pf three physicians OF greet experience y
The treatment Of all SEXUAL Dis ORD Frs
invite attention 10 their NEW SYSTEM @
PHacTicr. founded on the latest discoveries
III Medicel Science, without the use VI mer
sa'Ways dangerous, often e.
tai aud nevsr necessary.
THE FACULTY OF TIE DlSPENSARY
Comprises The following well known med
cal mon:
PROF. EGBERT JACKSON.
Late 81 s.. Thomas Hospital London
DR.. ROBERT HERBERT.
Late Of Phla 4 member " the society 81
Friends.
Mr.. EUGENE vELPEaU.
Late ~ the Pals md I. ,ndon Hospital.
THE NEW SYSTEM OF TREATMENT
Adopted Al ne Ns,iuna DisreusAry !,
tourJed Oh Ehat II II the great European
Surgeons, RscoED aud yALFrAr, lSsniur,
and also upon discoveries =! SIN later date
Than theiis.
The above named Associated Physicians
GUARANTEE uhttI ~ hht ~ SoOvU ~ Ell
fecta complete cure IN 81 cases 81 ~ phillls.
primary ur secondary Gnnnorhe-, Set
Abuse. Sexual IncaarrHs, + uor Abbars.
Gieet. S'fesure. sud Psin with Loius. d.
-essrs o. the Kidney, Seminal Mesknes-
ar Involuntary Emis-ion-. Diseases VI az,
Skir, joints, II Aa. Eusr ahc rArSnt r.
-u.rng from Syphilis. Grnsrsl pso~Ira,ior
n tie system. Self Abuse. Pslpilaiiun 81
the Hear, Intense Nervousness. Barren
asss. SessmaHic Contraction 81 TIE Mus
ries, Fenalr Irregularities. FislnlA ii Ano.
Ds sFrpsia, I.v.r complaint. snL Oh CON
1lalnts Css delicate nature incitsnt 70 either
sex.
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NOTICE il hereby given fha, in pYrsu-
IN ance TO an order Of Sale made ~ the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Dubois County
e. the april Term thereof 1860. The under
signed. administrator OF the Estate OF John
Kslb Deceased. will sell At public auction
on Saturday. the l4'h day Of July next. on
the premises, the following Real Estate Of
said Deceased. to-wii:
The South East quarter OF section No 4
in township No. I. South Range No ( we-l,
containing leo acres. in Dubois County,
Indians, subject 10 The widows interes,
therein.
Terms Of Sale:-Ons third Of the pur-
chase money in cash; One third on CREDIT
Of 6 months; and one third on q credit Of IL
months from date Of sale the purchaser Civ
ing note with approved security and bear
ing interest. according 70 law
HENRY SESDELN Eek, Adnr.
June 10, 1860 -lw
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I'D Z A Il HI!
TO EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF

yI@-2AGR1y
scosisr's"
'costsr'-' RAT. Reach. &c Ex,srmins,o,.
C,s,ur's"
'coslAr'-" Bed Buo ExrsRsIsAros.
Cosiar's"
+ Custal's" ELECTRIC POWDER. for lnssets.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats Reaches - Mice-M o'ss- Ground
Nice Bed Bugs-Ants Moths n osou,.
loes-F less-i Insects on Plants, Insects o.
Animals. &c.. kc.-in short every form sad
species VI
We r N IN.
10 Years established in New York Civ
need ty The City Pcsi-Ofice- City Prs.
onssnd Station Houses ---ghe City Steamer.
Sims, &c. the City Hotels, "Asicr. I" ~.
Nicholas" &c.-snd BY more than 10000
private families.
" Druggists and Retailers svsrys here ssll
them
Wholesale Agents in all the large Cities.
- Regular sizes. Csc soc. & 81 Boxss-
Bottles Flssks.
M.BEwARE!!! OF spurious limitations -
Examine each Box. Bottle & FLASK. and
take nothing but "CnsTAR's."
" 81 90 Boxes cent BY Mail.
IL So & So Boxes for Plantations, Hotels.
&c by Express.
" Address orders--or for CircnIar 10 Deal
srs'o HENRY r COSTAR,
PRINCIPAL DEPor. 40 BROADWAY. NY.
For sale IL Jasper BY Freedman & Huber.
april li3n.
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