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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-27
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VNHE @ r EATIN INDIAN REM EDY|
II or r g m q ! e $

This celebrated Female Medicine, possess.
ing virtues unknown Of anything Of the
kind, and proving efectual after all others
have failed, is designed for both married
and SINGLE ladies, and Is ;he very best
thing known for the purpose, as Il will
bring on the monthly sickness in cases Of
distractions, from any cause amer all other
remedies the kind have been tried in vain
Over 2O00 BOTTLES have now been
sold without a stngie failure, when taken
a. directed, aud without the least injury
10 health In any case. lffIt Is put up in
bottles of three different strengths, with
f,,lI dtra.ftaua TO- uatua aDH a.nf kv 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-27

full directions tnf using ana sent ny tNs
press, closely sealed, to all parts Of the country
PRICES2Full strength $40 half strength 49, quar-.
ter strength, 80 per bottle
TFREMEMBER-Th medicine is designed egpress-
~ for OBSTTNA TE CASES, ohioh al Other remedies
ofthe Kind hare tailed 10 cure also that Is carrdHt
ed represented IN EVERY RESPECT, orthe price
triN be refunded.
HFBEwARE OF IMITATlONsl None genuine
and warranted unless purchased directly of Dr. w. at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
EASES, No % Union street, Providence K. /
uFIhis speciality embraces all diseases " private
nature. both Of MEN and WOMEN, by regularly cdu-
Gated physician Of wcnty years practce, giving hem
Determinations by letter or otherwise are strictly
CONFIDENTIAL and medicines will be sent by express
from 0bscuafion, all parts Of the United States Also
accommodations Tor Ladies from BAD wishing for o
secure and quiet RETREAT with good care, until restored
TO health.
CAUTtON.--I has been estimated that feo hun
drcd thousand dollars paid 10 swndling quacks
nually, in New England alone without any benem to
to those who pay it. An this comes from trusting
wfhOu inquiry, TO men who alike destitute
Of honor, character and skill, and whose only re-
commentator is their false and extravagant
assertions in praise Of 0emSeres IT, therefore you
would avoid being huDibuggcd, take mans word, no
matter what has professions are, but MAKE INQUIRY;
IL will cost you nothing, and may You many regrets
for advertising physicians in nine cases out OF ten
are bogus there safety IN trusting any them,
less you know i0h0 and uhat they are.
I Df. NJ. will send FREE, by enclosing one stamp
above. Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and
Pirate Diseases generally giving full information
irh The most utdoubted referneef and tesitn0ntaks
without which advertising physician medicine Of
EVER.
uTOrders oy mail promptly attended TO- Write your
address plainly, aud direct TO DR.. MATTISON, As A.
bove. $50
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17

pleasantly situated in fertile valley, in
SPOtsylvania county, on the South bank of
the RappahaHnOck river, at The head If tide
water, Is miles North Of Richmond and
ITO miles above Chesapeake Bay. The
population in 1860 was $3.50. The town
was named in hnnor of Prince Frederick,
father Of George Ill. and was established
at an early period of the colonial era. 1t
contains court house, several churches,
an orphan asylum. three banks, several
mills and foundries, three semi-weckly
newspaper Offices, SC. The Rappahannock
affords valuable motive power, available at
the falls above. A canal extending To a
point forty miles West Of the town, afiords
means Of transportation for the products Of
a rich farming country, and the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac. Railroad con.
meets the city with the State capital. Just
beyond the limits Of the city an unfinished
monument. begun in 1888. marks the tomb
OF the mother Of Washington, who died
mere I'D i7S9. Richmond Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17

i" Heap think. but few know"

NOT wanting to see the farmer taking his wagon
= loads OF Rutier, Eggs &C., 10 Richmond TO er-
change 6r Steel, Borax, &c, as II might make mar.
keting little higher We would say 10 tho Trade,
that during the past year our sales have been Two
Hundred Ihousanl Dollars; that We are 80 situated
that we cannot do bot very limited business, II
ANY, next year; and that we would be very happy
to see you supplying tho wants Of The Public, az In
good supply Of goods for this place on the markets
II. N. BROWN y co.
December l7th. "a.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

IN Saturday the 81 day Of January. 1863 before
" the Count House door in the town Of HILLSIDE
rough. at ~ o'clock, will sell TO The highest bidder
FOUR NEGROES, three Of lhem are young and
likely nen under twenty years Of age
six months credit will lie given, bond and good
SCI rity required. Tt,nu,c WYNN
Admir-. Of w. r. Mangum, deed.
December l0th. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17
YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.

A PRIVATE school for young dies will be omen.
cd by Miss MaDgum, at the residence Of her
mother IN Orange county, on the Goth Of January.
1868. They will receive instruction iualhe English
branches and music, and find home In her mo,hers
family. Parents and guardians who desire fur,her
particulars will please address Miss M. p. Mansnm.
either at Red Mountain or Flat River, Orange eoun.
ty, N. e. .ouH.
December i7lh. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17
Valuable Negro for Hire.

WILI. be hired TO the hghrs, bidder, in the town
w Of Hillsborough, on Monday tho 29lh instant,
Tor one year, A LIKELY NEGRO BOY. He isa
good Boot and Shoemaker Bond and approved Sc
curlty will be required.
JOHN BANE, Guardian.
Dece mber 10th ,3p-
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N Office

Office is hereby given to DAVID DoRTCH.
one OF the Legatees Of Nancy Dortch, deceased.
that am ready TO pay over to him the amnun, Of tho
legacy bequeathed 10 bin, and shall no. hold myself
lab Ic for interest after Ibis date.
JOHN w. WOODS.
Administrator.
December l7lh. 7an-,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17

. FREDERIcrsBuRG.- town Of Freder-
icksburg, Va, having suddenly become q
point on which public interest centres, we
deem it appropriate to give brief descrip-
ton Of the place, more especially for the
information of our distant readers. II is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17
P UBLIC NOTICE.

ESrABlISl5ED Al liillsborough December 20,h,
- 1861 and expires on the 20,h OF December,
1862, owing 10 the fact that merchants are not want.
ed, THE CONFEDERATE DEPOT.
December Eth. u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17

GaAND LODGE OF ". C.-This BODY met
in this place (Raleish) on the LIST Instant.
Quite large delegation present for war
times The officers elect for the ensuing
year are
Il. r. Watson, of Alamance, g. W. NJ.
Hon. Y. g. Reade, OF Person, ID. G. ".
John Mccormack, OF Harneti, q. 3. w.
R.K. Speed, Of Pasquotank, J. q. W.
G. w. u. Hutchings, Of Raleigh, 9. L.
w. L. Balm, Of Raleigh, g. s.
s. p. Horton, of Wake, SD.
d. II. Stephenson, Of WAKE, j. D.
S. NJ. Parrish, Of Raleigh, q. I.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17

n Hon. n. w. Johnson has been reelected
Confederate States Senator from Arkansas.
Mr.. Johnson has represented his State ia
Congress for MANI years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17
SALE OF
House and Lot in Chapel Hill at
PUBLIC AUCTION.

4 directed by The will OF the late Jones Morgan.
q the undersigned will, upon the 9Th Of December
instant, in The village Of Chapel Hill. expose NJ pub
liz sale to the highest bidder, very VALUABI. r
HOUSE AND LOT in said village. The House .s
new well built. and very Convenient II has two so
ries, and contains SIX rooms, besides three In The bare.
ment. There ore three as,cs Of ground attached,
which may be divided into two los. Persons IN
search Of a residence will 10 well TO examine this
property befors buying elsewhere.
Terms (as directed by the wilD are one and two
years credit upon the price, (secured BY good bonds
ID equal ns,aNments, and title reserved until Tho
money is Paid. w c.nn ~,
Chapel Hin, December 3D.. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17
North Carolina Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference -Appointments

This body assembled in the city Of Raleigh or
wednesday The 80 instant. and adjourned on Mon
usy the sth, TO meet al Gfeensborough IN 1862 The
following appointments were read out Of The Confer
'nce meeting on Monday evening:
Raleigh District-Wm. Barringer, I. z.
@lelgh--John 5 Long.
Mlssion--To be supplied.
Colorcd Congregation-'ro be supplied.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17

/
HaaIs, m'' J " jenkins. 4 R Raven,
HilIsborough Circuit. wv Nj Walsh, Williamson
Harris, nominal.
Aamance-J M Smoot. M
Editor Christian Advocate-William E Pell.
Green>borough Circuit--N. +. Reed. p. E.
Greensborough-H # Hudson.
IGuiford- Zebcdee Rush.
Trinity College and High Point w Lewis, J
South Guilford-G Wyche.
Davidson--D w Doub, w Richardson.
Townsville and Lexngton--H d Wilson.
Forsylhe-J Mann, q NJ Anderson.
Wnston-R A Willis.
Stokes-B B Culbrelh s H Helsabeck.
Wentwor,h--G VI Pepper
Madson--D r Bruton
Yanceyye-P Canoway.
Preyidoni Trinity Coege-B Craven.
Agent Greensborough College William Gloss.
Salisbury District-I. T. Wyche, p. E.
Sasbury--Wm A Wheeler.
Rowan Circuit--John r Brooks.
East Rowan w Avant.
Mocksvle--R q Barrett, w w Albea.
States viIle--James b Bobhitt.
lredell-W Robey, James B. Reeks.
South Iredell--F II Wood.
Alexander = Carson Parker.
Joncsvlle-W d Meacham.
Wikes-R Il N stephenson, Tiplett.
Sury--W Smith.
Blue Ridge-John M Gum.
Saura Town-To be supplied.
Washington District-L. N. Hendren, P. f.
Washington-To be supplied. -st W..
Roanoke Circuit-M U Thomas, N A H Goddn.
w arrenton-Joln X Williams. 2 M -
Warrentn Cncult-lemon shell, b Long.
Henderson, J H Wheeler, NJ H Haight.
Gransille-W q GaDhon, j w Moore.
Nashyle-James Reid.
Plymouth
WILLIAMSON aud Grsenyille-E 4 Wilson.
Columbia 4a
-ialsmuskeet--
Bsib--
Neuse-
Tnrhorough-J Simpson.
Portsmouth, Ocracoke and Hatieras- A Bess,
Chaplain 10 The army.
Newborn District--C. r. Deems, p. f.
Newbern-- Ccnlenary--C J.,,les.
And,ew's Chapel e
Newborn Circuit
Snow HilI-Jamcs Wheeler, James J Hines. n. A.
Hooker
Wilson, H Cunninggim.
Conanimcnt-C w King. .
snilhfield-L ). Burckhead.
Johns,oa-r" he supplied.
Galdsborough-A w Mangum.
Evercttsvillr y VI AnJrs~s.
kiI,ston and Isnoir Insituie-C w Deems
Jones'
Trcul-w F cIpgg.
Beaufort AIMS Street--John Jones.
Puzzles Chapel
Morehrad City-L w Martin.
Cape Lookout
President Wayne Female Colleges NJ F,ss,.
Wilmington Dislrict-D b Nicholson, p. s.
Wilming,on--Fronl and Filth Streets-R s. Moran.
Topsal-I II Hal.
ID Peeler.
Duplin and Msgn"lia-E a yeates, w II Moore.
SAMPSON VIM H Barnes.
ID e Johnson.
s::'s s',., ss.,'., c.'s..A, S~..
5miihville-J Bailey, VIM NJ d Moore.
r Bihh
North Hanover-J G Thomas.
Fayetteville District-W. II. Bobbitt, p. Is. Il
fayetieville-J w Tucker.
Evans Chapel
Circuit--C Plyler.
cape Fear-W 5 Chain, G Farar.
Haw River--Peier Doub, j y Martin.
$ Webb. ] w TiDnn.
Deep River--C b Adams, i g Moses.
w Wheeler.
sscknghanr--H H Gibbons.
suwharric--IJ Gaddis.
,shborough-..C Fl Phillips, ] B Afford.
+ Fanar, Theo !. Toy.
Mission TO China--P I. Wood.
'ohn Bouie, Chaplain in the army. i
~-~~~~~~~s.~~~~>-~..
GaANp LODGE OF ". C.-This body met
n this place (Raleigh) on the LIST Instant.
Quite large delegation present for war
INES The officers elect for the ensuing 4
year are
Il. r. Watson, of Alamance, G. W. NJ. \
Hon. Y. g. Reade, OF Person, d. 6. ". .
John Mccormick, OF Harnett, q. 8. w. IN
R.K. Speed. Of Pasquotank, J. 9. W. ,,
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SALE OF LAND.

WILL be sold 10 lhes highest blldsr, ai tho lnio
" residence Of Lcoll 3rd Smith, deceased, on the
26ah Of December, the siet u Land on which mid
Smith resided, containing 100 acres, on a credit q
nine m,slhs, the ser giving bond and approved
security, and title resse until the psrehass money
is paid.
). A. SMITH, Ex'r
December g. 72-3wr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17

!. TkLLow CANDLES EoUAl TO SrAR. "A
correspondent Of Mobile paper furnishes
the following directions for making talluw
candles Of superior quality:
To two pounds of tallow add one teacup-
fol Of gnod strong ley. from wood ashes,
and simmer over slow fire, when greasy
scom will float on top; skim this on for
making soap. Otis very near soap already
as long as il continues TO rise. Then mould
y.ur candles as usual. making. the wicks
httse smaller, and you have pure. hard
ssilow candle. worth knowing how to make,
and one that burnsas long, and gives light
equal to sperm. The chemistry demon
strates itself An ounce or two Of bseswax
will make the candle some harder, and
sleeping the wicks in spirits turpentine will
make il barn some brighter. write with
,ne before me.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-17

.~>~~~>~~~~~~~-
Zen. SAM. HoUsToN. - The hero of San
Jaclnto is thus described by correspon-
dent OF the Houston ('rexas) Telegraph. in
NJ ms account Of meeting held in Benham,
Texas, to express an opinion Of those re-
iuslng Confederate money: "Gen. Sam.
Houston came along during the day, lead
ing wagon, in which was his furniture.
The old hero of San Jacinto was going to
Independence to avoid being taken by the
Aboltlonlsts. He was called on for
speech. and complied with the call. He
icouuselled obedience to the law, and con-
tempt only for those who refuse to take
Confederate money said he advised Gen.
LARK not to send any more men out of the
State, on account Of the Indians, Abolition
lists, Mexlcans, &C., and concluded with
beautiful preroration, in which he said that
was probably the last occasion ON which
ne should ever address public assembly;
he had one loot on the brink, and aoo,her
IN the grave; counselled temperance and
moderation: and alluded to the hard ships
.ol MS own Casa septuagenarian. driven
from bis house and home, without cause or
reason, and coming back to Washington
county, the cradle whyre the liberty Of
Texas was rocked, and where he now ex-
pected to lay bis bones"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20
Ho! FOR THE LELAND RRIENpsHIP Asso-
A s sEsso osEIGG 6GS &C, DIS

q TEICT DTETEICT n an NY TT ,u
~. h.r.h ,t.S "a 81 A.AE TSn
80 ~ IT, p;.,S,, nrS sne sSh pia
int ths HIinyins sS...r1snt NJ a-;t
Distri.t Ne I sIIoftss 81, ~ " shinn.4o, ,-as,
81 Tnt.ntL !, 81 ~, =. az Oh u, -. Osss
,tsnt s,..so M ~ ~ oi ny Csnai: AZ
hm;ns.H ssm,I, or ueo: u n ntosei, p.soe OF
Penn sy.nns o- Vi '"'''nsa s-1ee' Ano
Hst5et No All O,~ ~ w..sI,.,., 49,.
81 Fonrt..sS strSAt -, - 80 - ThsS css
West .nd nnrth ~ C,tY C.n.i ss,;.,,r, 1910. ss[ee'
NJ RatSr.f,e ,i.r. - Sn.;,ss. n ass So
en,k a,rsSt 80 Va SS"e17, W. SOo oo'-
M All ~ ths or. % w..hIns4on ass, .,-h;.,
,tr..t v.,t "a west =, 9. as 1850 80, 80 tS
I'D go - TJtr S.nsi ss;otDt sss,,a - NJ n ~
F.-sr.or. ,.-. ~ Sns,.as $500, ~ gS;uj =. =;
eat .nS 4 .tr.st ,onth- 0i "a 'fee'
No ali ths or, n, wsshIn1ton s.st q, srx,h
rtTas, as. as5stsnt As.assor Tbom.sR T.,.sa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

Asssss: A, Il. HAEL & Co. have removed their
stock OF India Rubber Goods from their br,nch
store, Sc Pennsylyania nyerue, back TO Bsston,
during the summer where they will lie pleased to
receive orders by tale phi mail far any and All
Of the various articles made from In Tia Rubber or
Grtta Perchs. Orders win be fDr~sriad by any
express compsnys lightning train, and arrive in
twenty four hours cheaper to citizens than they
eSul1 hs sotd here Sond on your orders and have
then SLED A. man ufsetarsr's prices At Messrs Ii
A. Hall d Co. . wsrehnuse where they have the
tGrEsu assortnsnt Of India Rubber Goods in the
may ISH,w,sH
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BlfcHILoR's HAZE DYE.

= a - "sSS Fss va VOTFU :"
William A. Batehelor's eelsbrated Hair Dys pre-
duces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not TO nJure tho Hair in the least; rom
edies the III effects Of bad dyes and invisorates the
Hair for life. Grey, Red OF Rrsts Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by ell Druggists, de-
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. 3AfoHs-
LoR, tks four sidts IF saek 6or
- Fac'ory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nsr York,
mH-Iy Late Is Brnsdvsy ana rs Bond "a,
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GRIT PlsssrLYAsIA Rours, via Bsl,iyso-s AID
Hsainstos daily and ons on Sundsy-quick time
low Isrs snd sure sosneetons Seldisrs tickets sold
tsrousa a. GoverSmsnt rates For tick h and fur
thsr informstisn apply 1t the once Of Great Penn
Eyfyanis Route, rortheast corpAr OF Pennsylyknis
avenue aud Sixth ST., Washington on ca pom from
6s n: until p. m; OF Sundays from to / p m
an h-y u. o. NORrOs. Agent
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the 18th instant OF wcands received in the ac-
ton a. Shsrpsburs, COiopei HsSkY W. KINGS
BURY. .
His funeral win take place from the residence of
on street, near 18th street At II O'Clock on Nor
day, the I'd inst.
On Saturday morning 10Th instant Mr. HENRY
SELbY Assd 81 yeas =
His funersi viii take place tomorrow Sunday
afternoon a. O'Clock, from his lats residence Oa
street south between ist and 18th strests 90 t.
navy Yard to which his friends and scquaiot-
Rnees invited
On the morning OF the 2oth instant, at Ie o'-ioek
CLARA VIRGINIA. eldest daughter Of Joseph
and Martha Jane Prather, in the 18th year OF her
age.
Death loves shining marx ~
Her funeral viii take place Monday, tho I'd inst.
At o clock y. m, from Fer fathers resiisncs on
Third street., between and o.
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Synopsis OF Tia III. f az pRooL.
NATION No 6ss )

8. mo. 6s5.l .
SYNOPSIS OF THU PRRsiDHNTs PRoCLA-
NATION, No. 6ss, : =
POR THR OFFERING OF UPWARDS or 4 ano .
600 ACRES on LAND IN OREGON.
Il orders Public Sales in Tia STATE OF OREGON
as follows. r-E ! =
At The Land Once at OREGON CITY, on tn. 18th
OF Octoser, 1904, of one hundred and ffty-eisht
fered vestofthe Cascade Mountains and within the
district OF lands subject 90 sale at Ore gon City.
At the Land Once st k0SEBC RCi, on the 18th of
October. 1852, Of one hundred snd hfty -four town
ships aud parts OF ownshi heretofore unofersd
west OF the Cascade Mountains, and within the dn-
trict OF lands subject TO sale st Res btrs
The lands viii be offered with the usual excep-
tons OF eshooi sections, &e.
No mineral lands {. be Off red, such lands be-
ing expressly excepted and excluded from sale by
act of Congress. lei .... "a. ...- n..
The sales will be kept open until the lands are al
offered, which 10 20 he accom- plishsd within two
weeks and no longer; and no private entry OF any
of the lands viii be admitted until xsr the pra-
t,on Of the two weeks.
Pre-em ption claimants required to establish
their claims 10 the Of the proper Re6s
. TER and Reosiyer. ard make payment Tor the sane
or before the day appointed for the com menrse-
peEt Of ths public sslee, their gains win
- : Commissioner Of the Genera Land bnce.
GHSERAL LAID OYETcR, June 10 rsa. 81 1888
ka<.-Under the regulations Of the Deparssneot.
q hersfofore and new existing, no payment car be
made Tor advertising proelamatiens, sxospt 70 such
Puonthers ss are spscso}i 70 publish By
the misesoner OF The 0snsral Land 0hee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

rf - s QpHnY -..s -..- 81.
whg < ~ oissaderss Hs1 Dys - re bss h
fke WorAt --tr e.. SEQ = :
sBooAuss eainsat ehsafsSs say % 4 --sr- sHIr.
Beoauso n contains no osu<tae eompou ndsi -s
Beeaase IL wears longer than any sthsri
Beosass II Operates sasfsNfu1rSsk! -. ~ s:f
Beoeass 10 does let stain he skin .-.
Beeeass 10 nosrtshss ana st<ca stheAs the hsarl
Because IL esrsots the bed sSsos Of staer dyes 1
Beossse fss presence csnnet BE- deteetsd
Bssssss q RssW fails, t.--.
Manufactured By J. Gsistedofo, g Astsr House,
New York. Sold sysrywhsrs, And applied by al
Hair Dresssrs ~
sise. - Ar-~ Mol.
CrIsrADoRoS HAIR PRBsInv AvrvE
Ia with bis Dye II inp.rts the utmost
softnees. the ost beautiful gloss and great vitality
70 the hair. .....
Price 80 cents, 81 and o. per bottle .esordins b
sase. gu D7eolia,r
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORE- HEw fEsTA IA. ItAA TER
Tsssa g, sssvs P@asrssssss ..
SsNs r. 1ess .Lc~r~- AMI Asaas-f
Ashesesr kLAFs .-<as- Asasser
IyHkY AASIslsrAYIes OF DaLI6Hf
coa.ssins :! S. ~ f.sss s. Ss.s ass:ss Who
-ARHiRs AID GrPLHUD
Miss N MA "a. + Nh f1rtt sijs;E.t
rnIs EVENING,
% O. sAfAirp = IN iipffsAsisIs. Aao
rhS isy' ns,.,r Stranger
Eugene Be~seca ,,.,.u
Prims ponra I.....AsssIs afssosa
Gamin 81 Psrk
An Austrian Princess
IAN the Star Compsay In the esst.)
10 conclude yi!a ,As e Pr, Prntsa. Pi.es Of the
&c. :::. VS. ....'. Mitchell.
In preparation, the sre.. Domestic DRAMA, In s
f.s slv4.s:y ran 'ss NJ Ne 9sEf
FANCHON, THE CRICXETl
ss., VII hs = srSasssd siia Nsy s,sr' and
Rkloss OF AphiseIoS.
NSA Wrsse ana farsoeoe. -..... ..sss - eeaS
STenSsrs ssse. ---..-.-..-.....--....rs eess
Family G<ele s...s .-..-- .....3 es.H
Re extra charge far d; reserved seats.
&C., :s.. s f:.s :. :ssrs s.s
60 aRevEk's rrEArER. 70. =
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~ NOTICE
L HOTELS, GRoCKbS, RESTAURANTS, PRI-
vATB FAMILIES, &c.

IN NOTICE.
L o HOTELS, GRoCkhs, REerAuRANTs, PRI-
yATB FAMILIES, &c.
The eabsosibers have just received q fresh shin
ment Of
so CASEs sT. JULIEN AND ILORRAO
ARBTS,
which the$ offer for sale ~ New York prices.
Also, they have constantly on hand
Larss osd Hs9 Ssieasd Ssel q
OLD ohf,1 sA sbk foRrs. sHRRRIss
BoERB0N, OLD kIn, SCOTCH. and IRISH
CHAAPAGSKs Of al hverits brands,
ENGLISH AMI SCOTCH ALEs,
hoktoN AND ND IBLIk PoRrRRs,
ENGLISH PICkLRs, SAUCES.
Chiffon, CHEDDER and ENGLISH DAIRY
sARDIS ~, kBhPr HRRNBrICABL SEALED
FRENCH, GERhAN and RNaLIsH CoRDIAIs.
C0kGREsS, SELTzER, KIseENGEN and ING,
LISH SODA WATERS, -. > = =
Choice OOLONG, S0CCH0SS, IMPHRIAL UY.
HON, YOUNG HYeoN TEAS,
With an extensive assortment 81
- FANCY 6RoCERIBs.
Fer sale By
q. .. BISINGER CO.,
lkstablished r776.D
Branch-91e Pa avenue opposite
BE- willaras' Hotel wsshinston.
~ Just received . small lot OF 0nhcers Liquor
Sne<ss. .rr--rF % s.l-l auT
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