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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

No ARRBsrs-Atthe Fourth ward there was
net single estAuring the twel We hours sue
ceeding the close OF Sunday mornings report
I his Il the first day on which there was no
arrest by the Fourth ward police since the ed.
adjustment Of the Metropolitan Police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

RoBBIHa CLOTHES LINA-On SATURDAY..
Alex. Woodward, cotd, was arrested by officer
Crump for robbing the clothes line Of Jno. Sib-
lert on Seventeenth street, Of about S2OO worth
Of clothes. Justice Clayton, tn view Of this
speries Of stealing being SO prevalent, thong Int
1t necessary to make an example, and commit
ted him to Jail for court
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AUCTION SALES,


THIs AFTERNOON AND To-MORRov
y " L. 7; " WALL La. CO, i Ass:i:n.:.'.
EXTENSIVE SALE y 81 ELEGANT AND R1oH
SUITABLE To su SGt5p.r GIFTS At
On fCEspAI MORNING, December soth. COM
meheihg at clock. asd eontinains until eli A..
di.po..d Of at cur Auction Room 8 tie stock Of an
FROM NEW YORK
manner. warranted free from moth ana a. rssre
ZEAL f hGbso sh sss sss.s1rs
RUSSIAN SQUIRREL. 'f hoSk A stsFks: DC.
Avery extensive assortment Of valuable
eEsr1xnKnssH y I Nj r, E9BE Ess.vno,oxv
to thi. ft.e! Of furs and Robes n. Is ue
* ins Be :ss +, o. ,s
without reserve.
deg W. L. WALL 4 70, Auets.
B, GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auc,ionesr..
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE on c ST.
Circuit cosrt p the District Of ooiumSis' sO n:
ting IN ohsncery. in cause wherein vii lam
..a 20: vii slasssd
IN &. foiia"ns r 1a ss
All that piece or parcel Of land In the city or
Waahin ston, wsich IL known .. the eastern half Of
Sered the |. l.id own on o.. pub
lie .lst OF .aid city, fronting ~ feat on street
With the stsry Brick Building situated
Terms sale are On. third essh; snd the resi-.
with interest from the day o. sale, the deScrrsd
PAYMENTS to be secured BY deed OF trust on the
If the tern ts not complied with within Eve
rsit prop rs cash Ss ssa
aEc cost of the purchaser in default
All oonveysncing at the purehsssrs cost.
des..t rep ! GREEN a WILLIAMS WILLIE MLu aSsss.
By }. c. MCGUIRE & co. Auc.ion.ers.
nLD BOOKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Op
~ MONDAY EVENING, January 5th, 1873, com
ment ing ct 81 o'cl0ck. Xe shall sell on the ars,
this city. now declining the business Will be sold
positive; and csntinue each evening until ali are
dc Eats iRepl J. c. MeS TIRE & Co. Auc...
Byw. L. WALL q CO.. Auctionaer.
DATU HOUSE AND FIXTURES AT AUCTION
- BIZ virtue OF deed Of tru.t made by C6 Ilsn
McGhanr d Co, for the benefit Of the CREDITORS OF
said firm, will, on TU EsDAY 3ith instant at Is
O'Clock m on the premises pose to pu bic sale
to the highest bidd for each, that we'll known es
tstli-hment the Bet: opoiitan Baths containing
Cloth on the floor, Mating and CarpetiIe' ban
Arm Chairs. s dozen Towels, n Miro =. Il Combs
Muslin Walbas bsse roua:: :
and many other articles too Numerous to MERTON
together With the lease Of the Premises.
to engage in this business, which recommends il
to their especial att ntion.
8. 8. WILLIAMS, Trustee,
on ID, between 18th snd 18th streets,
d.. ~ ". L. WALL & co, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

S.mAsonIc.-AtS a rrEuisr- communica alton OF
81 Jol ms Lodge No.II, =. A m rsc.n,Sr
ITO, me following ofhcers ware elected for tho
p.uinR year. y. r. Stansbury, W. M: CIV.
Eenn' u, =. W.; J. d. Eauseil, J. Wv, M
.-n''u, HFcfetaryi and Z Cammack, Treasursr.
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LOST AND FOUND.

No. east :s1s 81
Iindsr VII re rewarded By leaving IT at No. 81
e. REWAkb-aost, on the so.h instant !. black
tail; and With white streak down bis breast; and
st e Il. sESs
above reward. de aa-sts
I OST- On the 18th of December, . twisted GOLD
p.. 5RA6G h on soias from 18th street :. g.
LEWIS the I. sss
EoUNp.A Colts REyoLvRR, which tn. los-r
SSsn lax +, sSa and ca1: :, aes
I osII0n the 18th December. On. scrr .. HORSE,
s ss.. At H'isll Stables, Bssi''s. asc5s
7 Osr-sUrLYRs, BOOKs-On Mo,d.y eveains.
:Pt 91s:, sSe sssis:: xsSssss Soois .! sss "a
y sifssss s:% !: Ss: Of ss,;!s
STRAYEp-L.st svssin .bouts o'clock, a small
bss e. a. n
libsr,l rs.s,d YIN bs l.id ~ r:tuInins Il 20 the
0s 3. = s.' $50 18th street. *aAioss0n'Do.
TAKEN UP RsTRAY-On Sunday night, the
! xstsf December. hay HORSE. about 10 e.rs
e. f fs zaf I. g 1
ward prove PROPERTY, pay ehaTSss end tste him
de A-st- Livery Stable, Gssrssto.n, D. b
nIsI Riot or COLUMBIA, CoUNIT or WIsa
" IsGroS, To-irit On this 2Si Deoember sss1
Thomas J. Fra zier brought before me, Justice II
the Pease, dark bay HORSE, about 8 pears nd,
which W. taken up running q large last Saturday
The owner viii please come forward, pay the
THos J. FRAZIER,
de zs-eost' Fourth Ward station House.
TAKEN AS STOLEN, BY THE MsrROPoLI.
TAN POLICE. go 80 \
On the LIST inst, . we'll hu:n, dark grey MARE
about Is hands b. Gh was taken from JOAN Queen
(coaoredD who acknowledge having atottn tho
same from some place in Maryland. fhe charge
sesin.t said Qee-n having been disnissed hy the
hishe:t bidder. at tbs Horse Market ,sLn street Ga
Saturday, January Sd. ls6s ct Is O'Clock a. IN . au-
less the owner shall previeu sly appear, provo the
came .eud pap the EXPENSES In -uefed taarlon. i,
At the fams time and ,piane, and cubic Il {, TIE
same conditions, viii be sold small btsck Mare.
Myesrs old With short tail and about ISS hands
high; stolen from samuel u. namiit "a, 0~inss
sex; who has been G!sg istsa ~ The S S6aDd !gry.
GEO: r. II. RRICK, Property Clerk.
deA %. jan2S
CS REwARD-strsyed from the MONTGOMERY
Cow with . white spot in her soraheai .na shoat
her telly carries hrr h-sd very low ,ud has rather
short tail also blind in her le n eye ana Is th-
ca ofene Of her hips knoc&ed of. The above re-
ward viii be given II returned a. above directed.
de . St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

INDIA RgBsER Doors AID SHOES. The aboYs ar
ticles are sold chea at u. A. Halls India hub.
Der Warehouse, 80 Pa. avenue, than ct any other
store in this city vicinity This is so. Osu and
satisfy yourselves. $40 Pa avenue no H.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

Bah MONEY.-We have had repeated oc-
casion TO warn the public upon the ap pearan "a
OF counterfeit and other worthless money in
our city, and have the satisfaction of kuow wing
that The Star has aided considerably in driving
out the shoreTS who were making themselves so
misehieyously busy here. worthless one
dollsr note of the Hamilton Bank Of N. Scituate,
X. l., is now being offered here. The bank is
closed; and though the note purports to bs of
the issue Of 1890, il looks to be nearly new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

INDIA RUBBER Goops.-It Ia not necessary for
Mr.. 81. A. Hall to enlmer ate the different sty les
and } inds of Kub ber and Gutta Pereha mauufae-
ali and glance ints the beautiful store or list of
prices given by his attendants will convuce any
that his estshl shine It Ia really the only Ind
Rubber Warehouse and IL located at 3 Pa aven ae
next door TO Messrs. Harper Mitcheli's dry goods
warehouse. betwe en- 9Th and 10th SITS. de 6-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

I'll ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
~ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C., AT AUCTION OF A
FAMILY REhovIsG FROM THK CRY On RUSS.
DAY MORNING, Denemb.r snth, at 10 O'Clock, We
between sth and eth, four doors from the corner Oh
DR.. Wearing, viz
Splendid seven octave Piano Porte.
Two elesanI Rosewood and BrocAtells Psrlo,
French, Plush and Satin Damask Chairs and Sofa
Ec,si Velvet, Bsnss. + am and Lngrsi1 C.rgsts,
Mar bic top Bur- aus and washstxads
heavy Cornices,
Handsome W ardrob@s Chairs, &c
feathe b. DIS, Bedding, Mattresses, &c.
Rocking Snd Reclining Chsirs,
Dsn,nsk Satin and La. Nindcw Curtains.
Looking Glasses anu Mantsl Ornaments,
Very hsnds o Cnt @ Ass Gas Chronicles,
Pas;ss. Frrpit.re, .oiIeiosh. Stair Carpet. Rods.
Hsnds,'me silver and Plated Ware, viz
Tea sets, Csstors, Cake Baskets, Knives, Forks.
Dining Room Marble tsp siiebo.ra and Sofa.
Walnut Extension Table, OAR Cane Chstrs Sc
Lar 81 assortment Of Crocksry, das French China
Msntrl Clock, CARPETS and Mating,
Full assortment OF Kitchen Ware.
Gas fiStnres, &c, with . handsome assortment
ofFurniture not enumerated.
Ar ONE o CLOCK
Horees: Carriages Harness, sc,
Cne Pair Of very stylish Bay Horses,
One Bay Horse 8 years old. fine riding and driving
ACr-e,
One bannsone Watson Barouche,
Two handsome Buggy Wagons,
One square @ lose Carriage,
Biz gle and Double Harness, Robes, Blankets and
Covers, Stable Fixtures &c.
Ssle positive, rain or stine.
dezs dts INTEL MARSHALL Il PAGE, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

CxLkFpAR FOE ie05-)ar nSighbor, W.
G.Ih, sencs us . magniicentiy GOT I'D
|A'enoar Tor 1863. just published By him
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PERSONAL.

lsl ing Medium win give dttinss q 60 South
street between LIST and Sd sts,, Capitol Hui, for
deceased friends, seta namss, reads t6s future.
HsS.s from .. N. till ,. IA. Sittinss tl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

HoQI, F9R ~, NEW YEARS EygMTHE OLD
IHE o. . ORIG UNITED IN THE
FIELD AGAlf.-Members Of the United -
Club take pleasure in announcing 10 their &c
friends Ana tbs public in general, that they viii
on WEDN ESDAy EVENING, Dec 3lst The
members pledge themselves that no pain shall be
spared to make this one of the .sandest Of tho
season. Hays brass and string band has been en-
gagged for the occasion. Tickets 81, admitting
eentlem an and ladies'
49, COMMITTEE Of Arransements.
VIM "ut1ven, y.Nenmeyer,
J Ma1wa'l, J. Javen: err dese at.
REMEMBER THE HERO OF NEW ORLEANS.
H TIE HICKORY BOYS
IN II d Il AIM
The men. bers of the NC KORY Gu B take great
pleasure In announcing to their many friends a
and the put in general that they " II give
their 18th GRAND DALI at Tempsrancs
Hal, on + at between 9Th and 18th sta.. -
THURSDAY, Jan. sth, 1853 Tickets 81. admitting
. gentleman . d ladies. For particulars see future
advertiseD ents
By order of the Committee. It,
IT TAKE NOTICEi
Il HE SHIELDS BOYS By requisite heir many
friends and the pr bile in general, intend a
giving their eleventh GRAND BA l. at =
TEN rance Hall. street, between 9Th and b.
10th, on THUKSDAT NIGHT, January 22i, -
1858. Soc particulars in future advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

PRESENTATION TO SECRETARY AAe MRS
SNITT.-H6a. c. Il. smith, Secretary of the In
terror, as on Saturday night, presented with
o handsomr service of silver, consisting OF one
urn, tw o eooieis, teapoi, bowl, and II large sal.
YER. 1 he articles we;e most exquisitely chased
and highly ornsm' MUD. On the sa1ver we no.
ticed the following inscription:
Testimonial OF respect
Presented to
Hon. CALEB IL SMITH,
SPcuInry of the Interior,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

PoLlcs RkpoRT-First Precinct Michael
halen, selling liquor to soldiers; fined 90;
also, selling without license; do. $40.
RAND, drunk; turned over to military. allen
tine Ball, fast riding; dismissed
Third Precinct Edward Beatty, disorderiy;
VIM wsrfieid, do; do Arch. Nash, do; fined
s24. Andrew Day, do do asa. James
Conner, do; do $500. Joseph Hunter, grand
marSeny; Jail: Frances Gray, drunk dismissed
Mary l-ymsns, do workhopse. Emma Camp,
disordrrly; fined sa4i. Dennis McCurren'
riding on pavement; do. sI.44. John Williams,
dismissed. James Bracket, do; do.
Fourth Prec,nct.-John X. Bailey, drunk and
dirordrriyi fined 81 Sc. Emma Covert, assault;
Jake Huniak-r, drunk and disorderiy; do AIS
john Esier, do; do. SIS Joseph Rosigers
larceny Of a jack and horses; dismissed.
MT'h irre,net1Charles Garter. alias Ellis.
petlt larceny; jail for court. John WalIen
obsirnetins railroad; fined IS H. G. Elliott,
drunk and disordeTly; do. Ssa. US Terrell,
CO. turned oyer % military. Phillip Cassidy,
drunk and Vim. H. Gregory, do; di smissed
Tenth Precinet-James Shields, Intoxicated:
Jonah Webster, suspicion Of stealing fined as
Mcrd.cai Carpenter, dsorderly; Thomas Pratt,
o.; Mary Anne +. Whalen, do; Rose Smith
d. t9ispositiCn Of cases not reportad.l Ma.
nassas Openheimer, nuisance; fined si.ei. Mr.
Soict, do; do. 81.
den, drunk ordered to leave the city. George
Rollins, throwing stones and profanity; fine 81
In each case. VIM. Younger. disorderiy; do 81
Henry Gray, drunk; turned to military. Chris.
Cos KEY, assault and battery; bail for court
hotert Stratton, creating nuisance; dismissed
Chas a buchanan, drunk: turned over to mil.
itary. j. Holforan, fighting; Minnie Gibson,
street walking; dismissed J. keenan,, fighting;
fined Al. Thomas Mann, drunk and flghting:
fined 80. Henry Whorndhan, do; 80 Stephen
Oflannigan, VIM. Fargarity, fighting; IS each.
Henry Whorndhnn. threats, security for peace.
Dec. 2s.-Mict asl Mourne, Thomas Cauley,
deserters; John II. Huber, intoxicated; James
carry, do. and disorderly; Alex. Earl, de-;
tarnrd over to military. John Leinhardt, sus-
picions; john Fitzgerald, drunk and disortsrly;
dismissed. Brnj. Sterrin, larceny of officers
haFersach, belt, &c from Seidner & Co; Jail for
hearing. Bridget Kane, larceny Of a shawl
and veil from Sarah Bishop; Jail for court
James McMan Us, drunk and yagrancy; locked
UP hours. Chas. Campbell, drunk and disor-
Gerry; fined 80 s. Tanner suspicion of larceny;
held for hearing. Chas. Renter, murder OF
Geo. Siehl, jail TOY q hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

FCaBRAL.-The funeral OF tho late Stephen
McNamte took place from his late residence
on Sixth street cast, on Saturday afternoon.
and was attended by a large number of friends
and relatives, and the Columbia Fire Com.
pany In large numbers, who were accompa-
MED by Withers' band Rev. Father Boyle, Of
St. Peters ofciated, and the remains were in.
TERED at Mt. Olivet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

ASSAULT ON A POLICENAs.-On Friday eve.
ming two soldiers got of a car near the Park,
and seeing Officer Beall near by, attacked him;
but the officer, being rather too much for them,
Knocked one of them down and grabbed tho
other, and tried to persuade them to go to their
quarters. On loosing his hold they again made
al him and were again knocked down, when,
Ohicer Johnson coming up, they were both ar.
rested, taken to the central guardhouse, and
delivered to the military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

DISTRICT SoLDIxRs. BOUNTY. more
oountf viii Be given after January lst 1850.
70 faTu@s eniistipR in any Of the Dis trtct rsgi
1<hta IL hns ben found thar but fev rrsl-
cent? OF the District avaiied thsmsel YEA OF tie
Dy' out most or the snlistments were by
m desert - from Other resinen,s. Other
parties enlisted merely for the purpose Of Oh.
ling the bounty, and thru deserted nnd
Pray co NE Same yan- elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

A SoUvHHIR. A beautiful Photographic
likeness Of Mrs. Secretary Smith, having An
appropriate background Of hospital scenery,
has hern issusd by some Of her friends, And
may be obtained. we believe, 1t the Bookstores
by those deairinE soaveRir Of tho great
Christmas dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

The SOLDIERS TRCE SRIKNp-For over forty
years Doctor Holloway has been supply ing all the
armies Of Eu rope with his Fills aud Ointment
they having proved themselves the only medicines
able to cure the worst cases of Dysentery Sou Wy
Sores, Wounds and Bruises. Every kna psack shou ID
contain them. Only Is cents per box or pot %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

Rubber Goats, Leesins, Camp Blankets, Have!ooks,
Hayersaeks, and every article made from India
Rubber, ia at H. A. Halls India Rubber " arehouAe,
where you can obtain them at msnufacturers'
prices. $40 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. osf1-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

CHrRoHEa SCRREsDERxD.-On Saturday tho
following churches, which have been in use
some time A hospitals, were given up BY the
Government and the patients removed 70 other
hospitals: Union Chapel, Twentieth ST.; Cranch
Unitarian church, corner Sixth and b streets
and Ebenezar East w as hingtonl Fourth street
east. The patients from the first were removed
Is Columbian College, frem Cranch to Ascen.
sion H street, and Patent ONCE, and from Eb.
eneZer to Emory and Odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. eta BaStf>ao1s and
Ha,risburg - the North and West-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sundsy-quick time
through at Government rates. FOR tickets aud fur
ther Information apply at the ONCE Of Great Penn
sylvaDia Route northeast corner Of Penna Wv anis
avenue aud Sixth ST., " ashinston. eHice open from
.. m. until p. M; on Sundays from to p. "A.
Al HN Z. D. NoRfoA, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

A DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-on Thnrsdax after
noon, Re a number Of soldiers were engaged IA
u game OF cards at the house Of f. A. Mitchell,
on Fourteenth street, between o and p, a dis.
pute arose relative to some money, and the pro-
and chared him, but was met by Officer James
johnson, and arrested. Mitchell on Saturday
afternoon had a hearing before Justice Clay
ton, when 1t was proved that the house was
very disorderly, and fine Of AlS was imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

THREATENING TO SHoorAJOhn Miles, q
Virginia contraband, was arrested on Satur.
DAY evening by Oncer TAFT, charged with
drawing pistol and threatening TO shoot
soldier near the Fourteent tn street bridge. Be.
fore his arrest, Miles threw away or hid the
weapon, but II was discovered and identified.
Miles ws< fined 90, Si5 Of which he paid, and
was released on giving security for the pay
N eRt Of the rem ainder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

RorTE pok REBEL SuPPLIKe.-Since the
paragraph rela i've TO Ascending Of drafted
men from Maryland 70 Virginia appeared In
the Star. II has been openly stated by parties
who ought 70 know. that the same route-via
Rsrlin-is used for con veying merchandise from
Maryland to Virginia, and that large supplies
have gone 70 the rebels by that route
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

CeRNs, BuSIoss Callosities. Club and Inverted
Nails Enlar Ged Joih,s Chulblains and all Diseases
Of the Feet successfully treated, without pain or
loss of blood by DR. White, Surgeon Chiropoiist,
At aga Pennsylvania avenue tsfween Four and q
half and Sixth streets, Washing ton, d. O. Opera
tions performed in u few minutes, and the patient
can always walk immediately without the least
Inconvenience Ladies' and gentlemen attended 1t
their residences without extra charge nols
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

ARRKsrED PoR LAHsKNY.-Bridget Kane, q
girl about fourteen years Of age, was arrested
y, ST rday afternoon, by officer Bunch, charged
With stealing various articles OF ladies' apparel
from the boardefs Of the house in which she
WAS servant 6he was locked mp In the
Fourth ward ststion house, and viii have a
bearing before Justice Walter this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

LETTER CARRIERs.-During the last fiscal
year the carriers Of the Washington city post
Office received and delivered SOL, 26 letters aud
ee,6T newspapers and pamphlets. Total,
6ie,925. Amount received for snd paid over to
carriers was 6,065 70.
In Baltimore the numher Of letters was
o.. 677, newspapers and pamphlets 147,43i.
Total, l,lI11tl. Received for and paid carri-
ers SfG,363 g.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-02

MEDIcINEs THAT CURE-One Of the spe
cial yeculiaEitics Of DR.. Ayers Preparations
is, that they accomplish what is promised
for them, Who, in this community. does
not know that Of all the cough remedies the
CHERRY PEcToRAL Is by far the bes,l Who
that ever uses pills but will tell YOU AYtR'S
Pills are at once the mildest and most
searching. most etIectual Of all ? Dd any
ever hear of his AGUE CURE failing in a
single case ? Not an instance has been
where Fsrey ami Agae has resisted the faith
ful trial oft. This may seem bold asser~
,iau. but we are assured it Is true. Aud
still more important are the effects Of his
Gifer0irs called EXTRACT OF sARsAPAErLLA.
One after another, patients come forth from
their lroprosy, cleaned and purified into
health, by this wicheiy Of medico-chmicsl
skill Saturated with an accumulated rot
teRcss qf yeaVs aJld r"isoned by ccrruptio $
Of their own blood, they could only live to
suffer. This master combination. pur-lu.
out the foul Impurities, has iu>tl!'ed The viz
or Of health. and restored 'Lem 10 the en-
wyu'ert OF life again. If these are truths.
and rhey are. should not our readers i-r.av
It What facts can we pahIiSh IF more vi
tai Importance to them 2-C Courier, Prince
ton. Ky.
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9ru l0uGTii5guIgnt5.
SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue of suudry writs # 81. Nena-
Expun- ISSUED ont e the uIt Of Common
Pleas Of Cambria County. and tp me Gircc~
ted. there vii. be exposed o. Public Sale at
the Curt House. ia Eoau~hurE. un satin 'ay
the 18th day uf April next at , D'cluck p.
VI the following Real Estate, 2 wit:
All the right. title au3 interest &C Is- p
4. Alter. of. In and 10 a lu, # ground, Sit
1sate in the Borough IF Jahn~-owu. Cambria
county. fronting twenty two feet - Clinton
Street. and extcuiing back fifty Zee. O. prop
ertv now owned hv Csnrad Surpes. ali in
ing pro. erty owned Ly john Geise, GOA both
sides. having thereon erected % two story
plank house. nn,v IN the occupancy of CI.a~
zimmerman. Taken IL execution and - he
sold at the suit # .I.hn Dunlap.
4LSo-tH tire right. riti- and interest nt
William =. A.fer. ut. Ia an. tn p ,nr .
ground. situate iu the Borough af all.~-nwr
Carhril cou"tv. frna,'n- twenty two feet
ru Clinton Street and eZfeu,3ir- htek EI-y
feet % g-anerf- now Ywue3 hv EnTaa ~ua-
pes. and adjoining property owned hv john
Gei-e. On hrth sides. having thereon eEec,-i
"a two story plank house n vv in the ooeu-
pausy of Charles Zmmarmau- Taken iu
execution and = he sold at the ~ of Flem-
ming x I0weus-
JOHN BUCK. SherT
Sheriff Ofi.e Ehcu-buT-. April . l.62.