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SIXTH DISTRICT CovUr
Of New Orleans.

SIXTH DISTRICT CouRr nan and ! i a t. l. Wood
| of No,r O,o Il. G00DWlN !. BRO. vs. SAME,
u We" O!ieNhs. GEO. Il. WILEY Vs. s. Nj
SAME vs.. SAME
NV yrFE.r7r-r, r. Nos. s'!6, $50 SOL and sSgt
II AZ = - OF fGtEr EvT3tS of s3esi E,r;os
If ~ Hceu ny Inc Honorable the sixth Di,tIic CmIrf
to STT at 4 na in The above ens ase Viii procee
i"fsq, On MONDAY ed day of April 1851 ut Gi% ocIG
THE CONTENTS OF A DRUG STORE s,,,to
r. ne Str 81 aga7ne and Common strects in the zf
seen in my office. - ''S ""''l can oe SfA
Selhed in the above suits,
IERMS-Cash the spot
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of New Orleans. RSRE W rs e., Ak, ". Jl1LAN
X e OF IL writ OF seizure @n,g In
me directed by the Honorable the Third Distrirt 49,
at 'W Tu 3s aSs n the aqve entitled viii proceed sell
HSemp ana Magazine streets, MONDAY I5h ,y of i
wit ~ ''"s uescf!ocu properly, to-
jtrn r. OF GROUND situated in the Second w n
Of be VI & east Of tagboarg Jackson and wet fI
ns 10 inc Ae,aTe Ridge by 1872 feet more or S. in III
MtSl parallel lines bordering side on III, nrCrt
oeionsnG lno| or hereolore) 10 Mr. r Mercer and o
9t3er sue on the property belonging or herntofl W We
n"mh Els:eEn According 10 the plan Section NJ rrtn
Seized in The above suit ~ "a 'N' company.
TEh3lS-Cash on the spot.
f
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sEsEREEE7S SALES

e r. WILLIAM SCARPOR.
Parish OF Plaquemiuus. STINSNN and N%iiT
Sci WHITE JR.-To.
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! AHMAJNASS-l5yDo Of ,, ;lllu,ls for sale BY
"a s. D. GkAfIAA d CO.,
10 ~ EnstnnphnusP street
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iRoSIk&& CouR De DlsTRIcr} q ROSELTUG, Rercvarr u
I'M u Orleans. JEAN BAEESN0 II oaS
HIN $500 dun writ dc s.eisie CT venIt :,
IA No"%c irSSsS PaF da ome cT ct Do
CNDl 10 dav 1851 midi ptj0trI H. Ia TG &c
"a commune entire les du Camp ct dr Naa.i, ~ rue e
ton. Savnir- - P''F''o'o ""nt suit Ia desCTip
trial Ta t ~ IESRE sise dams lie De.xeme his
ct Ue c9'le WHO, Pest du Qubourg Jackson ct a
r9ht an h9yG ayant 35 pieds de face nsc co%di st a
ae ' Aetalrie sur 10 pied plus on oins de- nf
ene hsnes paralele bonte dun cote mar In nronr5
ul gu h1tfelos appartennt Mr. p Merrpr Of ID
Jean Pnssegur, " " ""''otoiS "ppafielant il Mr.
Is gu apnet dn plan dc Ia Section No Deuy roi,p
dcpo>G an bureau du Rcceveur slsdit "A' h"ihehaht
Saisie dams latiaire ci.dess,s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all moment de padiu licaton
mI3 al IL c,.s =. 7. PARKER
--tD a. 10 Sheriff de In ParoiSsa duri5nnn,
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M UNESOEG, A. & Co, MEMS AND BOYS CIOTl3.
OF Grevier and Magazine streets, ' ''
j u; F4:kGREANSi, GAS FlETEk AND DEALER IN
- Gas FiNtures No. Harris Row, 1919 Magazine street
near the n1trket will attend faithfully ana punctalv to ali r
aud on reasonable 'P N'''' VII!
orders LEFT il Box Ne $40, ai7a' ercopRs
1900" 49, ~ @''S"Ns@sSS II
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JOHN NcCIELLAND, CHieT Of Po5;cs

80 l-- - - IL Il Z2I5 ijf
''''.''''.' ................G GG
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I Jams COR NS..........,CD RNS.
DR.. JOHN C. Mccoy
Respectfully informs his old friends and the public in general
nat he has resumed the practice his profession and has es
a6shed himself at No ST. Charles street. one door from Ca
IN" Persons suffering from Hard Soft or liberated Corns
6"non or Nails growing in the FLESH would do we'll to give
hn call MS he guarantees satisfaction or 10 charge is made
MO I'm
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tee W o eoss1 Az on behalf Of the Finance Commit
up seriatim: t'peiV @hloh was taken
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nrferFI7I.INR01s NE.

-- -.,es NrW YoEE, March Il
The steamer Prince Albert hss5arrifed.
NeWa anticipated. 70
The ourttan ding notes Of the .Artishns'
Bank ere redeemed. ct paTa ~ To-. 3
The Tribuns,s dispatch says Elijah Ham
lin, brothero Of the Vice President, has been
appointed Commissioner uudbr- the Reel
procity Treaty with Great Britains--
The Board Of Couneilmen last night adopt
ed a rosolution requesting the Mayor to
invite Mr.. Crittsnden TO visit New Y Y0rk and
become guest Of the corporation.
&C. The Times Washington dispatches say
Mr.. Crittsndtn has postponed his eastern
tour til may or June, going. home IN the
meantime 20 fight secession IN Kentucky.
MessFs. CrsWfotd md Forsyt Say. there
viii Be no attack -Upo1 Fort Picksns until
s they have reported the rssult Of their mis-
sion 70 President Davis .r.'.....
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NEW YORK 4lIARKRP-lIARCH is.



ELQUR-5Market about So better, with rather
more doing for home consumption and q moderate
sSss gIss aTs 80 bbis At SsOOassOs Tor supsrut
superhne western; S5lsG15,s5 for common 70 extra
hoopsd Ohio; and $5,sOa7,oo ioT, trade brands DO.
CANIDffN isIgOIlR-RIarks: a little mors
active Ead eloseda shade rmer. sales so bbis
a g, ,l595,I5 for common to choice extra. 80
| iRfE flllDR-Itansactions only to limited
extent ct Ss3Of,iO for common 10 choice superfne
| /. CORN nj EAL-In limited request at 81 90 f0f
Jersey; Ss20939O fol. .BraDdywine and SIS tor
WHISKY-Merket is flrmer; demand better
Sales are 1870 bbls at l7540l756c. ~,
decline IN freights closed quite firm with holdstl
dsposedt to- nsst on full prices. Sales are is0o bus
ohIeago spring q sn store 6Oo bus north
waukee club At Si.2l@llZ Ia store; 500 bus Canada
elgb g 81 q dsliEsfe9i Ilss bus winter red western
Si.6Si and 100 bus ghise western at SIl5ai.5d.
RXE-Dull and lower sales Of 400 bus prime al
6seseae, The letter price for sman parcels. -
BARLEY-Quist aud. firm at 7O9sOc as ID
BARLEY MALT-In request: sales OF 400 Bh,
.FEAsrYe ,nQtiSs sale, of 800 bus Canada Psal
| ,SCOhN-A fair business doing for export anc
home consumption, market without imp't change
Sales are 81 900 bu et Csc Tor prime cid mixed west
Yery choiee al $50 5oasOc for new mixed western al
railroad depot; 6Oe Tor western Yellow and 6Bc fol
i OATS-In fairrequest at S2a34c for western siatl
aRd Gauada5 few snail parcels selling high a
FOR E-Dhll, heavy and lower for mess ami
nominal for prime Sales are $50 pbls at Sl5.5O9
/ S16.i .i5 for Meas SI3y51Gl2 Is for prime. -
BEER-Prices 1Ominally unchanged. The salel
are 10 bbls at S4759o00 country prime; S5,75G6, 2
fgF oopptry mesG Ss,O09loOO repacked mess; 5000
I GlI,O0 extra mess.
sPRI1IE MESS. BEEF- Dull. and nOminally
; RKEE HAMs-steady and firm at l28l6c STATE
and western.
IIGIIT -RIEATs-Sts tsady and In good demand =
Sales At 65s@6Ao shoulders; $3.50 for hams, the
latter price for very choice, and Is 900 pounds dry
salted shoulders sold at 65Sc
HOG s-Steady.- Sales at 6H@Tc for corn fed
dressed and 54@56c for live weights.
IL IA GfRAl0ffll- -i-----l s--.-- |-tf
LARD-Market steady and demanp fair. Sales
SEQ bbls 9kR1oc.t 7- v1--e
RUTTER-iIs selling at lOceI4o for Ohio
100 1Igc 6tats.
CHEESE Steady at s9IOc for inferior to
prime. 'Il
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AIH. SP4LDEe,

MR. SPGLDIEG,
SIB.- -iA
Not long since sent to you for q beK Of Oephalic
Pts for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
tyeness, and received the same and they had good
an-efsct that Twas induced 20 send fore more. -.
Please send BY Ieturn mail, Direct to
i A K. WHEELER,
, .----t-- --.-- -j4 -,--t --- IpsAanti, Mich.
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RoRT RRoVlr sunREybERE1
IN ORLElNs. Alaren !

NEw 0RLEAEs, Mancn a. 20
The Galveston Civilian Of the Ilth inst.
sla- says that the suTrender.lof Fort Brown was
Agreed upon between the Texas Commits
ai0neIa and Captain Hi - -the 9th. -.sr
CThe 1eEs says that fart Brown will be
fivcn Ep e soon Gs -traaspl ION can be
folrd for the Federal -tE91 The troops
take to the sea cDa5t ht batteries
fteTy. The steamef Daniel Webster
razos waiting TO axe q portion Of
the troops on board. Other vessels will
probably be dispatched to take Of. the re-
tnHInder. -
The Tsxan troops as Brszos are represent
ed q, be -fortifying the leland. 90 as 60 make
,--n it-irnnre6u pilAg - 90 -.ri-.-. q r. So
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WAsHINGToN MATTRRs.

WlsE1EeTOE, March ! s.
The Cabinet had anether meeting this
mofhing. Gen. Scott was present with
them ThiE fRct strengthens the sufmise
that they were in, consultation on military
C.F-- I
j. H.Wbeelery Ex- Minister to Nicart gus
has been removed from the position of doc
umsnt clerk il the Interior department.
Accounts from Charleston say that Gov.
Piekens and Gen. BeGuregard have decided
= On erecting forti6cationa at stane and allthe
inlets leading TO that harbor. =
-l Col Forney, in command ofthe Peusaco-
Il Navy Yard informed the Commander Of
the Brooklyn, on the sth, that be could, get
no more ebal or water at that statienF
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NRw ORLEANS NEWS.

EHW ORLEANS, March "a.
A-resolutio1. 'authorizing the transfer OF
: ths state military Of I66isanK TO The Pro
visional Governments also, 20 allow. vdl un-
.,- .teeFs 70 enlist under the Provisional Govern
'- meut, passed the H5hse 70 day,
=. =, A Joint resolution was introduced that the
y Convention should suburita the Gonstitt ton
Of the Confederate ststes % the people, Or 10
s.. = Convention. elected BY the people for that
purpose. Laid over. - = 81.
An ordinance to submit the permsnent
Constitution to.tho people for ratifeatbn or
d. rejection. has been under consideration to-
dGv. .s.-ii
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RIoHnroNn CoNYeNrIoN.
!. RIOasols8, ;. VI, AIareh l.

HIVhHUNl , ' - l1lllDEI 40'
=. In the Convention Mr.. Conrad ADVOCATED
Che majority report, and maintainea there
vas legal tight fot secession and Thought
the policy Of Virginia should Be to MAKE 3
proper demand for amendm eHts 70 the Con-
stitution, and believed the North would ae-
cede to them. He said a future report would
make these propositions, and had n9 doubt
would be acceptable 10 the Cenventioh hee' q
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q. !. I. - YosE.,. ]. zoe

NEW YoEE, March 10.
- The. Coat5acoatcos, the fourth steamer
chartered BY the Federal Government 70
take United slegss troops out Of Texas, win
leave this port for her destination on Satur.
day next She viii carry the same luen.
tity Of provisions IS her predecessofs. A
fifth steamer will be required by the Gov
eminent 70 bring back few hundred troops
that cannot be accommodated By the four
others ! and If one can be chartered, she
viii probRbly leave next week.
The Crusader, United States steamer, is
reported 10 be the vessel which is 70 90 to
Charleston TO take OF Msj Andersoh's com
mand; bat this news needs confirmation.
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NEW YORK,NEWs.

NEW YORK, March "A.
A severe northeast s16w and rain storm
prevailed to-day. --is ,--t ~
The steamers Empire City and Mohawk,
and stoTeship Supply are still at anchor al
Quarantine . night. Al arrivals report bad
weather for the iRst three dayF. s-.3
The frigate Portsmouth was at St. Helena
January goth, All well.
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III HAALPEHIRE ELRoTION.

- - BesToE, March 1s.s
2 Returns from 1872 towns in New Hamp.
shire foot npfor Berry, s2,s4eS Stark, q, ,2ss.
The msioEity for Berry tins far Is about
1000. '-' , t---e --t--
The menberH Of the Massachusetts, dele
cation in Congress, now here, held an infor
NAL meeting at the Psrker House this fore
noon in reference to applications for office.
But four membera were present. Nothing
definite was agreed upon. = ~.
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rq,TroN -, o0NGRFIs
MorFoonERT, Ma

? ~ 1IIll.HlIlI lLIll1 r.
A bill was introduced into the Southern
Congress to-day to establish an Admiralty
Court "a Mississippi, the Judge TO reside in
VicksbUrg. ~ I:
News had been received, apparently from
a reliable source, that i've United States war
vessels left New York on Tuesday might,
well armed and with q large number Of
marines and provisions on board, believed to
Bocestined for some Southern port. Hum
bur-N. u. Reporter. d -i-ie =. s ~
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ETRE.I
- 'Yont. Ifaret

{ A FIRE il Thorp'S Union squsre Hotel
building this morning. destroy cd the ward
robes and reg6lia ofHell lands, Paeifci ofes-
cent; BeEenolent, and Arena lodgesi Sf Ma
sonss-1d Metropolitan Chapter. R0yal Arch
Masons, Ceur de Lion, and Columbia en-
campments of knights Templar. The
building Was entirely destroyed. Total loss
from So, 600 70 S25, eco 4: =
: A FIRE occurred in ngestreet this morn
ing, on the premises Of the. American Hoop
Skirt Co. susannah. Wilson, daughter, Of
the Janitor of the buildingi jumped TO the
Anna frainor was taken out Of the building
BY & fireman in an insensible state. Her re-
coVery is doubtful. t.iH-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16

! D. EAaLuAuert N0rL0tNf Y al
UeDhalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they made, yiz Oure Of headache in eli its forms
FFrom the Examiner &orfsik, Val
They havebeen tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success. q +sl -i.-.
t- tfron the Democrat, 81. Cloud, MIMI -l-
Ifyou are, or hEvs bssn troublsd with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Ptlls,l that you
may have alals them in il. case Gf an ATTACK -
4; FFromths Advertiser, PrOvidsnce, R. IL -
The Csphaiio Pils ars said to be remarkably eff
tecttye remedy Tor the headaehe and Of the very
best Tor that very frequent Complaint which has eV
or been dAse0Tersd47~7 --t -'-- -.
From the Western 3, B, Gszette. Chicago. Ili=I
We heartily endorse Mr. sPalding, and his unri
vzlled -CephHiic Pills. 1
---.- lErOm the Kanawha Valley. staT,7VsI
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
who Try them, win stick 70 them
!---f From the tsduthuniPEh Finder, n. oil ----
: Try theml you that are afflicted, sHi We are SURE
hsroGs Isl f6at fas Feosi9ed 6ensts that no other
medicine can produce. - 20 ---' SIT --s
d. 4-I. & ------ - --s--..af .F-
-.i. From the St, Louis Dsmocrptsl.
=. einnen.s demand for the article (Csphslis Pis
Is rapidly snere&sins. ~ .
--..-f:- fEnom the Gazette, Davenport, I0Wal - .
% Mr.. spslding would not connect his mama with an
article he did not know to possess real merit.
t- H -l--T
:-'-- From the Advertiser, Froyidscs, R. II l;s
The testimony in their fayOr iiEtrOng, from the
49, ---7' --''-1- -'..fr
From the Daily News, Newport, B. l. I'D .7-
ebsphSli6 Pills are taking the place of an Eiidg
49, - .4-ri ~ RI;
r ttrom the OoaanefclAl sllseHi Boston = ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16

81 saniord's Liver Ia4igofator and Csfhartie
Pills arc fO- sale by
CH0RCHlLLE BRO, Druggists,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16

Sec From the Advertiser, Pro7idencs, R. Il r;-s
The testimony In their fsyoF il. strong, from-ths
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C.oMMRBoIAI
r.R1rT. IND.lsI.sI I = lsIiFi--;lflR q On 3

ULbVElLlaEtL IIIlaIlI p = = 3 A3fI
FTOTTR1Ths market Il quiet and uhehsnged.-
Ths Opiy sale was 50 bbls red double extr
et sssOO. ,.....7 ,raisr- "a .o
WHEAT Quiet and steady. Sales Of ? cars red
st Si,Oi, and car white At SI,l6.
CORN-Remains quist ct SAC.
OATS-Aro quiet at 24o.
J HlGHWINEsT7ssles Of g bblaat l5c.
sERDs-Rsnain astiEs,. win saies of7zs bag
Glover At s4l29r and 20 bush Timothy ct $3.50 NJ
BUTTRR-smal sales are reported It the rango
ombracsd By eur quotations.
CHEESE-sslss Of 600 Rs W. 2. at &c.
FRUITs-smaI Halss ofpSsIsd Peaches si iz9e'
EGG8-Sslss of8 bhlA u il5Ecs ARd4 bbls at lie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16

From the Daily News, Newport, 3. l. IL
9'bsphsli6 Pills are taking the place 0fsn EiHdE-
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fr's fIH b. HFl o..
~ the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may BE- prevented; and if
taken at the commencement Of an attack immsdlats
ToliefirOm pain and sickness win be obtained.
They seldom tail IN removing the Nausea OF Head.
ache to which Females are subject
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost.
ivsness. '.ff 7l
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons Of ssdentary habits they are vsIuabe as
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
vigor to the digestivs organs, aud restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole systsm
,s;a- THE gEPHkLIO PILLS , ...- -
are the result Of long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been In use many
years, during which time, thsy have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of PAID and sd6erihg from
Headache, whether originating IN the nafvous sys.
teui, or from-a dersnged gtste OF the stonach. q.
They are entirely vegetable n their composition,
aud may be taken at all times with perfect safsty,
without making any change Of diet, snd the abssnee
Of disagreeabls taste renders h easy o. sdminis-
ter them.to Children e
REWARE. OF oUE,TER-FE EBT 81
Taj- The genuine have fvo signatures Of Henry @.
spalding on each Box. 81 90. L
sSTsOld by Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine.
"A A Bog viii be sent By mall prepaid, on reosp Of
o.: - TWENfY-FiYE oEETs.
Stan orders should be addressed to =,
-. ..-st.2 HENRY c. sPALDING, ~
..f ''' IS Cedar Street, New York
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DISCHARGED.
BosFox, March

-I---------- bUsIUhl hIaIlI i9s :
Chas. E. Evans and Ephraim P. Evans,
recently sTrested, charged with embezzlling
Penn5yiFenla Railroad tickets, have been
hohorsbly discharges, the Grand Jury fail
ing 70 End q bill. ---
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. 8Eaat atdtlfEs. ~

GALE or REAL ESTkTEBY Or
~ DER OF CQURT.-On the 18Th day of Mach,
i5di, EtiO U'ciOcr A.: NJ g ths-por- u ths CSurt
House. IN the 0ity oilel9 llnd W railOga eouh %.
Ohio viii Be sold tothe highest bidder ths ol iDE-
p, LYdia u, and Ellen 3. Muuroe minors, to VT
4 eli9tep toy31 hi2af 20 20 n said edun-
lot 80. S 70 The map Of the Charles Taylor arm y
80 called and situate lhe northerly siue Oh r-
lin street In the City Of CleTsland In said c0u ",
being lot No. and q fest 0n The west side Of
70 an alley. Appraised at tzyhO Terms Of BALE
viii be made known on day Of sale. A
JAMES MUNROEi
o Guardial'0 0f said Minofa.
Olayeland Marcha. Ia6i - :. marII:a2l
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VIoE FRea1DRNT srffHkNs.

AUGUSTA, Ga.5 March IA +. Z.
hon. Alex. Stephens, Vies President Of
the Southern Coniederaeyt passed through
this city en- route 70 eavaunsh to-day A
salute Faa fred in hig honor. ~ - e.
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8Ail 8oads.
4REAT NATIONAL ROUTE
-8al RGTEIMQRE : OHIO RAILROAD. .
I-ll .IMPH0VEp ECHEpuLRI i.

By recent important changes this Road l. now able
70 tarhisl unusual facli Tor INSTRUMENTATION
n fULL UONNECTI0hB With Ell through trains
tom hlladel phia and Nov hOFg IN the East-lth the
land and PftsDGrBh, Cen tral DhIo and n iietta and
yineinnAu trltinsi With the Northwest, West and
southwest. Ha..r
Through Tickots'to Baitmofe, PhfiadeIbhia, New
York or Boston elge the privilege Of lying ever 81
any OF tbs intermediate cities Two Dollars nddi-
t6nal give the pr snegs Of vistng Washington City
This ia the ONLY route that can furnish THROUGH
Tickets or B8sgaks Checks % Wellington Clty.
4 81 are a. Low 81 by any other Route.
- Slseping Cars on all \ ight Trains -t
Ask for nicket5 BY B8ltim0rs and uhtJ Raiifbad.
.-- t ~T. LyE-- 7 Y. u. SULLIVAN -
Geheral- w e8tarn gent.
Master Of Iransportst'n.l General Ticket gent.
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...i4aaeaifinEss

GANFORD'S LIVER lNtLGCh.
~ AEOR never Ds5ilitdtss. Il q soil1Oza -
entirely ne FR0M GUNS, and has bsc9iss an =
ta5llled bet, r. Standard lIedieine, knoFr al.i -
proved bF AL gno have Esd 30 and y nog Eeslrtss
2 5ih eo9ispes In all diseases iar yhisb it
Il has cured Thousands sglfhfn ths e Last svoyaan
Who had given. uQ elif lhdpg of ralioE q Ihs
nEmerous pnsolieited y csrtifcateaiE iE ~ pozsss
me desc nHst b sdsp- ted % the tempe smca
q tha individual taking 8 and used % sdch Hg1
NET Est sb. b e dsta.s as ssoi5 o 99 sas s sSs, &
the use Of the LIkERI itNNIgORkTORs and
fACR8, DYsPEPsIA CHog-r- lIo Df1aali-ls 6IIrr--rr
0onPLAIHTe DTsEsfERTla- DaorST. sous sr5i1lg7
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ORDfEARY FIMfT.Yl. J. I5fFn Ys7t-r = ~ q
cure SICK lHEADkGHE.ss Ilss-th0u5sHis- can ss5
81 TiHREE ~ sf6oshsaFs lS ~ tL II lrf TEe "a
All VINO nas Il are giving thslr testimony ia its r.
Ba-Nl1 water in the mouth with the Ihvigoraioi
and swallow both togeIhar.
PRICE ONE DOLbAR PER BOTTLE
Also Santords Family Cathartic Pills.
! Compounded IRON Pure YegetAbie kxtraetz, and pa
up In Glass Cases. AIR Tight and VIII
Keep IN any Climate.
Tho FAMILY GATGARTlC PILL Is g8Htls bui
active Cathartc, which the prop5istor has Used IN
4 - pfaclios more than twenty years.
Ihe cons family incraa8J-,; ing demand rom thos
| who have long used thtS4 Pills and the aafislso
/ tion which all e Ee8s IL reard b thelr - bsa
Z li4l-daA With lle l1dGl o.
Ihe Profession Tal Enou thai difursnt O.
fhartlc1 act on difeFenf portions Of the boFels
/ The Family Gathartic'l IPnfhas with Due refer.
l enCe 70 this well estab- lishsd iact, been com
! pounded from q Fsrf8fyg3 of the purasf Vegatabif
E1trnctas Wich act alike on every part Of the ali.
I nentary canal, and are.e GOOD and aAFE in al
casaa. where Catharticl- % needed. such a. De
rangement9 Qt the St0m- .ach, sieeplnes1 Pains ir
the Back and Loins COs-l1 ltlVone8s Pain aud Sore
ness over the whole Body from sudden cold which
frequently, II neglected p end in q long course 0l
Fever. Los8 Of Appe-IEs ltite, q Creeping sensa
] ton Of Cold over fheF Body, Resflss8neHs
Head-Acha, or Waighff~ 10 The Head an Irdam
mat0rY Diseases, Worms q in Childr1n Or Adults
Rheumatism, great Purifier o. the Blood and mans
ldiseE9a8 70 which haah L heir TOO numerous 10 men
tiOn In this advertisement. Desc % g.
PRICK ~ CEhT5.
/ - The Liver lnFigDrator and Family Cathard
Pills arc Estailed b Druggists EsnsralF and s0ll
Wholesals b. the Trade iu al the large towns.
s. r. ". SANfOKD, NJ
Manufacturer and Pr0rrletOr,
iyIdEW r. % Broadway, New York.
50 sanford'S. Liver IREigofstor and Cstharti.
Pills arc for sale By
CHtRCHlLLk BRO, Druggists,
Rlo 20 = W cor Pub SQUARE and Ontario 81