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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
Great eficacy Ofthe Financial Pro
Visions OF Congress.
Correspondents Of tho New York Tims'.l
WASHINGTON, March II, 1868.

lGerTeep0noencO Oh bng >"
WAsHlneros, March IL, 1863.
The shrewdest and most far-seeing of
the politicians here regard the recent leg
isl alton in reference 10 the Government
finances as. worth more towards washing
cut the rebellion than a hundred battles.
Ii insures to the Government all that IS
needed to keep the machinery moving I'M
til July, 1854, and viii tend greatly to
restore public confidence in the ability OF
The United States to meet all obligations.
II is now known to be the intention OF
Mr.. Chase 10 avoid issuing a single dol
lar more of legaLtender, if possible, and
bis fixed purpose is to check any imitation
of the currency, and to reduce by every
~expedient the extraordinary price of gold.
Il is estimated that the receipts into the
Treasury will be sufficient IN excess Of
the ordinary expenses Of the Government
to paw off the whole debt, on the let Of
July, 1854, will be only equivalent to the
net profits of the loyal States for one
year. and the annual appropriation of one
tenth of these net profits will extinguish
the debt in ten years. This remarkable
state of facts has already aroused an in
creased confidence in public secnrities.-
Subscriptions to the fve-twenties loan,
which for several weeks past had almost
entirely ceased, are now coming in and
daily increasing. The increase In these
su Inscriptions has been so great that it is
estimated they will average two hundred
thousand dollars per day within the pres
ent month. s. sab
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

THE LATE JUDeE STREErER'sSUccEs
sow. T. KETcHUM. Of Pennsylvania,
has been appointed and confirmed as As
sociate Justice for Nebraska, TO ill the
place made vacant by the death of the
late Judge STREETER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

FoREIcsERs AND THE NEw CoNsCIP-
TON LAWN relation to the clase Of
the new Consumption Law, which includes
in its provisions foreigners who have an
nounced an intention Of becoming citi-
gems, the New York .fLboin, apparently
by authority, says: |" That this is an In
nOvation, many Of our readers are aware
but they are mistaken in suppossing that
their own home Governments will tEou-
bIes about the matter
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

ELEcTIoN OF OFFICERs, took place in
Lieut.. Cooper's company at Nemaha City
on Tuesday last, resulted in the selec-
ton of S. F. Cooper for Captain, o. B.
Hewett, First lieutenant. F, B. Chap
lin, Second Lieutenant, and George
Whitside, Orderly Sergeant.
The election passed of pleasantly and
we believe satisfactorily to the company.
The officers are of the right kind and
will doubtless make this one of the crack
companies of the regiment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
MARRIED..

'- HHM .H- @E
On the 10th, in BrownviIle, BY Judge Wheeler,
Henry YATES and ELIZABETH CoMsrOCE, both Of
Peru.
-On the 18th inst, in Nemsha City, by Elder s..
L.. Collins, Mr.. JOSEPH d. GRAMIKR and Miss IRESA
BALDWIN.
ALEC on the same day, by the same, and in the
same place, Mr.. RUSSELL Hill and Miss Harriet &.
Stewart.
Nr. tiraEnmeT and Mr. Hill are msmbers Of Com
psny f, Nebraska Cavalry, now stationed in Nerna-
ha City, and the fathers Of the young ladies also
belong ts-the Unior Army. The above were married
with she American Flag spread over their heads, in
front Of she residence q he brides fathers, in pres
snce 81 vast multitndes Of soldiers and citizens, who
made the air wiring with their hearty cheers AZ the
close Of each ceremony 4,
Long Ger our patiEs hills, 8.E
IS Long b. on shaded ellis, G4
May freedom rest.
Long may our shores have peace;
Our lag grace every breeze
EOurships the distantssss,
Frem East 20 West.
Peace on this day abide, ala
From morn ill sTen-tids;
Wake tuneful song !
Mel0diOus accents raise
Let every rear, With praise,
Bring aigh and grateful sys,
Rich, fRiI, and strong.
s. l.. COLLINS.
-OA the 17th, at the Presbyteriap Church in
BrOWnVille, by Rev. H. Fl. Deobins, JOHE L. OAR
son, and WARY RULEY. al! Of BrOWnvine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
VERY LATEST.

Since our paper went to press the
latest dispatches state that six gunboats
have passed Fl. Sumpter, and are bonn
harding Charleston-no particulars given
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

Extra Lor OF SEEDs.-We have for
sale at this Office, perhaps the choicest
lot of Garden and Flower seeds ever
offered in this country. They are all Of
the very rarest varieties. Also Blue
Grass, Red Top and Orchard Grass
seed. ,yH1 Q
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

WEEK OF WEDDINos.-We publish IN
this paper . notice Of a few Of the we'd
vdinrs that have occurred in this County
this week. There were a number Of
others married but we were unable to
ascertain their names, residences &c. A
friend suggests chat this epidemic was
o~ccasioDsd partly BY the prospect of the
draft. But hat does not account for y
in every case-fOr' instance with soldiers
already in the service.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
TERMs---CASH IN ADYANCE.
GLEASON'S LITERARY COMPLHDE

An EIsQsat, Mord, and Refsss ME@S
Family JCErBGL
Devoted 70 Polite Literature, Wit IND Haa4
ana Poeeic Gems. r. politics and 81 1870
lions, e Il strictly Eeatral5 and hofsiof1
A PAPER FOB THE MLLioA
An6 q Wsseoss HtitOr TO ne Hass ~"
u contains TIE foreign and dOmeste r'ss a
OF intelligence.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

Among the con6rmations by the Sen
ate Of the United States, we are graft
fedto notice that of our fellow townsmen
JoHNL. CARsOS 10 be lcOmmicsary of
subsistence, with the rank Of Captain
Wears satisfied that Captain Carson
VIII do credit 10 himself and good service
to the Government.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
COOPER'S STUFF
w "A NTEn.l

The highest price in sash win b p.,s
Heading and HOeP-POlss. Rnquir5 \ Als
inson, ct the American House in Brou1,n.
Ths subscriber is about sstabIisbis1 y
sstabiishnent in BrOWnEills, and ~ SePt
business IN that line, sueh sS usti.y ae1s
lAsses, PORK sDd Brandy Barrels. VII y
Buckets, Tubs, Churna Be. m
Hs7-su-Pd L. D. ROB,rv0,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

which receives il, to carry, under the ep-
iaermus, those eoloring atoms; the negro,
shall loose his fine black hue ana snaA
bseome Ok an ahhy or whitish color.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

There will be public worship indhe
Methodist Church, on Sunday 22d inst,
a 10 o'clock A. X.
The Nebraska Annual Conference Of
ethe M. e. Church will also be held m
the same place and commence its session
aon Wednesday the 25th inst. al 9 O'Clock
4. =. Bishop Ames win be in attend
anee, and preach and attend 70 the 0rdiHn-
alton of ministers On the following Sab
hath. re A. @. WHITE.s
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

Hon. John w. Noel, of Missouri,
member of the late House Of Represen-
ia tiver, died to-day after several weeks
illness.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
TERMs-CAsH IN ADVANVH 3

FERMS-CASH IN AGVS .
One COPY one rear .s4s. Two copies one Z.
copies one year, IS. Pour copies h bsF
Five eOples one year, and q extra eOW
sending the club, so.
Eight copies one year and IN eA'e
sending the club, SIS. 0hsF
Eleven copies one year, and IN exu1 4
sending the club, go. ,oSucNp y
And the only magazine that esn oe 80 ~
obOye clubs in place Of the Lays
Home Magazine.
~ Special CEub0fng Hifh ether @Sy@,
GOdey's Lady's Book and Arlhurs home
one year Tor - 90. .-.4e~
GOdeys Lady's BOOK and HaTpsTs
year for 81 so. nrsO
GOdey, Harper, n Arthur will 81
year, on receipt Of IS 90. 80
Treasury Notes and Notes Ofsi
Be careful and pay the postage On you CO..
Address 1ElaSafR
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
DE FLAG on OUR UElHI
ne Fsyori.s Weekly M~Isssusnsovs
DESIGNED FOR TIE Hnnpnpn

This long established and wen Known -.
after hsteen years 0HequaHed p~Fosperity ~. n,
Household word" from Maine to Caiifs~- as
ing the preside Of TIE rich and poor, IN -, ses
try all over the vide extent Of the Unif.s s.Naaa.
should be . weekly visitor 10 every Ansrie,ss- ]
cause e
70 II Is just such a paper as any fam,
friend would introduce 10 the family eirIs "Ra
Il b printed on the dRest satin ssy..,
with new tTpe, and IN q neat and bsauHlpl -.
q Il Is Of the mammoth size, YET c,st,.
Vertisements in its eight supeF-royal Dsrss ~
Il 10 devoted 70 news, taless, Dosmr
the sea, discoveries, miscellany, Wis and 49,
y It's carefully edited BY II. n, BaJlo-
twenty years OF editorial experience IN 49,. =
IL contains in tts large, we'll So ~
interesting pages not one Yulr word or in. ~
It numbers among lis regular eoot5,,,..
best male and female writers In the oml+v
Its tales, while thoy absorb thsrpade, -,s..
. taste for all that Is good and b~eauttinl N -
S IL 10 acknowledged that the mod &c.
such q paper in the home circle u alrod inr,i,-i,s.
70 Its suggestive pages provoke In he n1or
curing spirit, and add other stores Of kno-iSh-
- It's columns are free from politics dHTb~
topples, It's object being 20 make home hauUV-
70 IL Is fOrthess reasons that iChas "A, o,nn
so popular . faVOrite throughout Ne eosniry-
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

/ Cry ELEcrIoE.-DOnt forget that the
election for City Officers in BrownviIEe,
takes place next Monday week, the 9th
Of April.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

The LADfrs REPosIroRr forAhis month
Is received. This number IS unusually
interesting.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

ARrHUR's MAeAzrrR for April is
equal TO any previous number. 1t is
published BY 4. S. Arthur Philadelphia,
Terms-to clubs-$1,25.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
GODEF'S D BOOK FOB
Great Literary and Pictorial i''
MARION HARLANN,

Ladies' Magazine in the World, and tA'''''

Fbe publisher Of GOday's Lsdy's BOes .
arrangement with tie most popular
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
MONEY FOUEDf

The undersigned fond : Psekass ~
Sunday morning, March !, LS0S., p5jug,
obtain the same By ealing on l. sf
maha City, describing il and Pc BnL
tising.
March 5,1sSs. nS5-1H-Pd ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

FRIEK LEsLtE for April is on our table.
Why don't q reading community make
up o club for this first class Pictorial
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

hope to have Muster Roll of
Capt. CoOPer's Company for publication
in our next paper,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

who will furnish q story for var namD ar % =
Book for 1858. Marion HarlaDd W. ~ ~ B~|
publication. Our other faVOTite EI--.sr.
finue U furnish articles throughout wv
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

d COOrER SHOp.-It will be seen by ref
erence to our advertising Columns that a
cooper shop is about to be established in
BrOwnville by Mr.. D. L. RoBrEsOE. He
offers 10 pay cash for cooper stuff. "A
shop Of this kind has long been needed,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
Terms-Invarisbly in Adv,no.

I subscriber, enc yeaE, ~
4 subscribers, one year, "a
10 subscribers, one year, and One to gstisr u
Of elab, sBA
Published every Saturday By M.M.BnuM
No. y Winter street, Boston. Ea
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
rHIs HEEKLY,

THIS MAMMOTH WEEKLY,
is printed on hne white paper, with nsg m lb,
type, contains hrteen hundred square ipo
large weekly paper o. sixteen octave pages q
An u~nrivalled corpse Of contributor asJmal
Tar engagements, and every departmsntb -S-sa
most finished and perfect system that Ln--1t
devise. zach number viii Be beauifuiJ
me.ms-Invarisble in AdEsnS'
1 subscriber, me year, u'
I SUBSCRIBER, Two years, III
4 subscribers, one year, y'
S subscribers, one year,
And one gratis 70 the g~sttsr-up Of 8 sss%
After a club OFFS has been sent ne -
have fright 70 add, at any time, one q
bers, % BEGIN with bis club ct q 90 ea1. 40 -
Specimen copies VIII be sent 70 any oS'-5Srt
to form a club, OK see the paper benofes
SINGLE POPIEs, FoUR c. nsusbS
For sale at all the principal Perioqi
United States and Oanadas. -rdhD
Published every Saturday, a. the
and Bromheld Streets Boston, AassJ rr1LgD
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19


Thus the different color, among men,
may come primitively either from disease
or exist at the moment Of birth, as we see
it, still, occasionally, proceed in both
ways. -
A. The explanation Of this ~phenomen-
on of the change Of n color into the
other may interest physics and medicine.
Our idea on the subjects is as follows:
Let that mucous juice (pigment celIs)
rae mucosum, which affords nutriment to
and bIackens the skin Of the negro, fortu-
ilOnsIy get rid, BY means Of some intern
al revolution, Of those black atoms which
natually color it; or in retaining them,
let ii cease. by the narrowing Of thel IN
ternal channels by which II is conducted
and Of the internal cofptscles Of The skin,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-24

CoUGH, COLD, OR AN 1RRIrArHD THROAT, IL
allowed to progress, Results serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. and Ca
TARKH they are beneficial. The good effects result
ing from the Of the Troches and their extended
use, has caused them to be counterfeited. Be sure
to guard against worthless limitations. OBrAIs
only the genuine Bro,cn's Bronchial T,oehss which
have prorsd their efficacy by test Of many years
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
TrOches Military Officers and Soldiers who over
tax the voice and are exposed to sudden chans es
should have them. Sold everywhere at IS cents per
box. ian 7-,n
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DIED.,

or scarlet fsver, EVA MACKALL, younssst
daughter Of Brooke and Martha Macksn ased s
years.
The friends OF the family are invited 70 attand
her funeral. to morrow ct o'clock. =
On the evening of Monday, Feb 3, LOUISA
CorneliA Hav-nner A''
The funeral win take place to -Inerrow (wednas-
daybnorning At II O'clock, from the residence 81
the parents, No. 4Ss street, hstwssa Slh aad ia
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MARRIRn-

Al tbs residence Of the brides brother, on the
ANDERSON, Adjutsnt of the 9Th s. fnfsntry
To sALLlk A., youngest dsu Ehter Of John Dsyf-
cards issued w.
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R3Br. CoLIMAN. Executors.
fe " stawsw J. C MCGUIRE K co. Aucts.
BY c. McGUIRK & &C., Auctiopesrs.

by J. q. MEG IKE CO, Auctioneers.
TRUsTEE's SALB OF VALABLH BUILDING
u lor on sTkEHT, BETWEEN 10TH AND llTg
sTRKKTs-on MONDAY AFTERNOON. March
9Th at a. o'clock, oo the premises: by yirtas of
corded in Liber A s.. No. 49, folios 80, .t see
one Of the land records for Washington county, D.
U, shsll sell part of Lot mbered eleven ill
in square mum thu hundred and forty seven,
(A7:l beginning Ton the same On street In the
dividing line between said Lot eleven AMI LOT.
twelve in said square, at the stance of 6fty feet
west from the northeast corner of said square and
running from sad point of egoing auth ooe huu-
dred feet; thence west twenty two feet six inohes
thence north one hundred feet 70 the tn line %
street; and thence with y street twenty two feet
six inches to the place Of beginning together With
the OF he alley an the rear.
Terms One third cash; the remainder In ana
Is months; with interest, seosred By deed Of trust
on the premises.
JOHN B. CkA6ETf Trustee
fe 41aw5 ds Mcguire a. co Az ets
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BATCHELeR's HArR DYE.

Iht beSI fh he Void.
William A. Batchelor's celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces color not TO be distin guished from nature
warranted not TO injure the Hair In the least Fem
edss the i'll effects of bad dyes, and nvgoratss the
Hair for life Grey, Rcd or Rxsry Hair instantly
tarns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
seft and beautiful Sold by all Druggists, 30.
~ The Genuine Ia signed WILLIAM A. BATUHa-
Lol, on the Jou. sidss u each boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Ns,e York.
lily (Late 2S Broadway and Is Bond ST.
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&c. MEG UIRH & CO. Auetiop.er.

BY J. C. MEG CIRH x co, Auctioneers
EXFCUT0R'S SALE OF SQUARES AND LOra
H Will be sold at public auction, on wBDNHS-
DAY, the 18th day Of March iSsx at half p.st fonr
O'Clock a. the Auction Rooms of Jas McCuire q
Co the following Squares and Lots Of ground lying
and being IA the city of Washington, viz:
Lots a, b, ., and n in Subdivision Of lots and
Lots s. 9, 10, IL and Is, in Square Ne g.
lots s, 9, 10, IL IL. and IS, in Square No So
Part of Lot 2, in Square No l<s
All or Square No. rs,
Part of Lot Is. in Square No 24s,
Lots A, b. Il, q, II, i, X, L. VI ", in subdivision II
lots 50 and Z, in Square No. as,
Part of Lot2 in Square No. 2a6,
Lots / and =. being all Of Square No rs
These squares and lots belong TO the estate OF O.
l.. Coltmsn. deceased
Lots So and 10, in square Sc, are improved By
msn brick houses.
Lot in SQUARE SO, is slso improved, com prisias
Part OF Lot Is in Square 2k5 also improved by O
small frame house.
Terms of sale foa rth cash % be Maid with
IN Eve days after the sale, the remainder in rec
equal instAlments at 6, II and Is months. on notes
enthusiastically endorsed Deeds to be sises and
docs OF trust taken TO secure the deferred psy.
ments
All conveyancing 10 be paid by the purchaser
The Executors reserve the right to reseR, at len
days notice IL the terms are not complied With
within ten days after the day Of sale the and
expense of the defaulting purchaser.
he eals OF Lots 9, Ane IA. in Square 80, and 81
Lots in Square 50 win take place the prem ises
on TT URsDAI, 18th day of March, 1865, at half
'''' '' RofBr. GOLDMAN. p,.u,.
fe stawsw J. c. MCGUIRE K CO. Aucts.
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w. HIDES HIDES.
wrDk ,k .na tspAY. q i o'sless s
sale.
nement Of sale a BELL
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.,,.Ss. JOHN 2; SLASsff fT::ss.:
By. o. MCGUIRE & co.. Auessop..r..

By. O. MCGUIRE co.. Auetiopssrs.
TEUsflAS sALl0f MPkovIDPEoPERfY.
;; Sis c ne is az ss o. S'iss sss
.ousss ,Su
mn s Z, aSssso e shs hsss:t sa
1s :. = &. so S
a s s:'s os Le, num-
ss h,s sip sss s Sns hIDdIsi s.a
feet Alec part Of Lot nam bsros ave Is in ss.ars
csupdrd As follow Besinnina for Tie ON H. H.
& I street "a! ins:T.sssa X 8. ss:i H.. NJ
Line Of sire. ssishts feet and thence nesthsry
sv to vide sg IN the ss.s ~ .as
Terms: oas third cash the residue is;tvo equal
secured by the notes Of The purchassr sad q deed
The terEss must &c complied With IN tire. d.u
and cos. o det.ult,ns purchaser ss purchasers.
fell ,.-.Iss. J. + III Sfsi 5s ss:,
MAksHALs sLLk.-In virtue Of writ Of s.rt
Soi:%si.. foE q; count, q E.sliSs .os, ssa =
EOkpif the sS DAY q .r sS se a 'is0ss sss
as So: Is ssd y.
Stton ss Ssors.toyn in the District Of ooIamSia,
bounds; Beginning for tie same % q street. q q
corner OF Iinsan and ID ets (said point bcin1 -
epd Of the rst line running east ON sai1 eorS1S
6eorgetovn College, and running thsnes $40
wardly With ID street - feet inches thsnos soStS.
y-ttwa rdiy and parallel With ~ street = isst a.
chez thence northeriy and parallel vitk Liseoo
snS 70 tn: point Of Sssinnin. seEsth va
Levied pon - the property OF Joshua Bstemas 81
WARD II, LAMoN,
re Bda US. Marshal B. D.
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OTHER EaINENr CHEMISTS
PRODUCES any shade from rich mellsw brown to
glossy black in ten minutes and contains no iosra
dent that is injurious to the hair
Manufactured by J. CRrsrADORo 6 Aston Uou,e
New York Fold everywhere, and applied by all
Hair Dressers.
Price, 81, Sl.5o. and 8, per box, acco riding to
size.
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CRISYAnnRn'l Hale Pm

CRIsrADoRO's HAIR RRSroRtrIvs
Is invaluable with his Dye it i'm arts the utmost
softness, the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
to the hsir
Price 50 cents, 81 and So per bottle according to
size. {. Ia.eo1,n
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Har,tsbn,g TO the North and West-TWo trains leave
Washington daily and one on sunday-quisk time
through at Governmentrates. For tickets and fur
ther information apply at the ONCE of Great Penn
sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvanis
avenue aud Sixth St, Washington 6nice open from
.. m: until p m; on Sundays from to p, m.
Au Ally EO. NoRYoH AGENT
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TUE CfCL0PEDIA OR COMMHRCH AMI
L Navigation, compriains the history And "a
tistcs Of all articles of eommerca. Commars Of
thu nited btatss with Ill foreign countries for Sd
years. Comm 3fce of each State Historv IF ths
commerce OF various NJ teps Il o &c b, smith
Aomsns, late Secretary Of the New York CHAMBER
Of Commerce.
History OF the Bal.k OF Knrland, With additions
and tabular details from the new charter 10 1851 by
J. Smith HemAas, evo.; 0S.
fe5 RKANCK TAYLOR
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VALUABLE FARM FOR sALR-rh. under.
signed will sell . valuable FARM, situated
tPGan the Turnpike road, leadin. from ston
70 hIs1snsburg 9, directly opposite ths residence of
John Rivss, Ise and sdjsininS the farm Of
Alan Dodge Iss. The farm aims fron IS1 TO 40
state OF improvement, and is sculArly ada,tsd to
Inc eoFivation Of fruit, and garden vegetables.
Tnere 10 new and taste fully Constructed " shinS
HOUSE asantay situated pom the place an 80
ssSers OF the finest building sites ia the D. street
chards. together with a most rkoice collsstion OF
pear: Cherries. apricots &e indeed the place
u tAe vicinity Of Washington Il win hs sold en-
sss, o. II desirable, it WI be divided W: are
dersi9nad RrvEt rOH
e Him " YEIr0H'