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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-20

contamination is variously caused by 'mcrcurial
disease, low living, dsor,lered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by
the venercal infection. Whatever be its origin,
it is hereditary in the constitution, descending
"from parents to children unto the third and
fourth gencration;" indeed il seems to be the
rod of Him who says, / will visit the inigui-
tics of the fathers upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various names,
according to the organs it attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofula produces tubercles, and finally
Consumption in the glands, swellings which
suppurate and become ulcerous sores; in tho
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro-
duce Indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver COM
plants; on the skin, eruptive and cutaneous
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the Same remedy, viz publication and
invHoration OF the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distcmpers leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can.
not have health /; with that +" life of the flesh
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
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STATE AND LOCAL.

GENERAL BURNSIDE and staff left Cincin-
natl at ten o'clock on Friday night for
Washington.
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CHRISTMAS FURs at Smith & Conrad's.
dec18-2w
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THREE HUNDRED Mink Capes just receiv'
ed at Smith & Conrad's. dec18-2w
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THE peculiar faint or

TIE peculiar faint or
infection which we call
ScRoFULA lnrks in
the constitutions Of
multitudcs of men. 1t
either produces or is
produced hy an en-
fecbled, viliatcd state
.of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
Icompetcnt to sustain
1.-The vital forces IN their
/ vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder and
FHI
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JOHN KEBLER. HENRY O. WHITMAN. NJ. r. FORCE
KEBLER, WHITMAN & FORCE
: ATTORNEYS 8 COUNSELORs AT LAW,
OFFICE NO. II MASONIC BUILDING,
Cincinnati, Ohio.

nB- Practice in the State Courts, and also in the
United States District. Circutand Supreme Courts.
dec2l eddy ~
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Don't Fail to Read This!!

Kent's East India Coffee
has. all the favor of Old Governments Java,
and is but half the price. -yT,
Kent's East India Coffee %
has twice the strength of Java OF any other Chffee
whatever and wherever used by our first class hotels
and steamboats,, the stewards say there Is saving Of
50per cent. I1-,I
Kent's East India Coffee : 90.
is the most healthy beverage known, and is very nu
tritious The weak and infrm may use it at all
LINES with th, imRGnity. The wife Of the Re4; w.
U!ty, who has not been able to any Coffee for IF
teen years, can use .. nI, 81. gsF
! Kent's East India Coffee s''4-
three times day without injury, it being entirely
free from those properties that produce nervous OK
citement.
Kent's East India Coffee.
DIR. SAMES BOYLE. of l0s CHAMBERS ST,
says: N have never known any Coffee So healthful
nutritious and free from all Injurious qualities as
Kent's East India Coffee.
advise my patients to drink II universally, even
those to. whom have hitherto prohibited the use Of
THE PRINCIPAL OF THE NEW YORK EYE
INFIRMARY says: II direct all the patients of oui
Institution to use exclusively
Kent's East India Coffee, r-s-
and would not be without IL on any account.1 lltl
The Rev. G. LARUE, an eminent Clergyman OIL the
M; E. Church. now stationed at Halsey street, New
ark, says of ~ vSe' EkYTT
Kent's East India Coffee: ,,r1
q"I have used it nearly year in my family, and
find that it produces ache Of the head or noryoui
irritation is the of all other Coffees It IL
exceedingly pleasant, and / cordially recommend \
to all clergymen and their families"
" Kent's East India Coffee nd,
is used daily by the families of Bishop Ames Bishor
Baker and many of the most distinguished clergy.
Gen and professional men in the country. II
Beware Of ,counterfeits!
and be sure that the packages arc labelled iV
/ Kent's East India Coffee,
l5A Reade Street, New Work.,
as there are numerous counterfeits aoat under til,
name of Genuine Fast India Coffee" "0rigina
East India Coffee" etc., put forth by impostors
In 10 lb. packages. and in boxes of 80, 90 ant
100 lbs, for Frocers and large consumers. Lolt
by Grocers generally. Hrfi,H
dec57dlm trf t-ugfYtTt
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oUhnUsIcArED.
Pulmonary Consumption q Durable
Disease.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co.
lumbus, Ohio. On and after November 18th, 1858,
trains will run as follows: ffit Hf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08
LOCAL NEWS.
AMCsEMRNfs Yo.YIGHY

wAsHIN0ToS THBATBR-The evenings en-
e-iaiEn!' NJ - this r.sCrt will commence with
The GCldnn Farmer" Mr. Harry Hawk an
psariHs for the fret time AZ the Washin gton
ard p-:So"stnS Jenny Tv tcher. The very
AMUSING Dur!ysGue Of " Pocahoutas," which
oT~a!'o rfouts oflaUghter ut every presentation.
"" ilso 90 performed Brink and Mr. and
NEs. Mneder ape ara.
GRoyIRs THEATsR.-To- night Miss Mary
Provost appears Ill two selected comic rbarac.
:sTe-;sS " Erancine,' in a. W oruan's GINNING"
sEd aE ANDY Blake, In he =. Irish Diamond"
ron, tne great success thai Miss Provost had
nft Wit tTeryShere In his country. in Eu-
rCEe an6 IN Australia, our theat.r- goers had
f'-ai expectations wErn her appearance was
tFaounced, aud these expectations have Eecn
irliy rcaliz d.
SASTFHBCEY HALL was again thTgnged las.
night. B"ior- no hall vas iTIpTo v.'G the man
2Ssment Were often obliged - turn AWAY mar.
lies who could 20: obtain admir- .lnre Is was
supposed ;bat increasing IFS capacities would
Oby:ats this ditti NIIIy. hu: now II appaSrs that
lie hall II not YET large rEouSh 10 com rnodate
a whc would vitn' - Tie varied entertainments
nightly offered By tie Csnterhury troupe An.
0.har housc-cramming bill tonight
SARIET!Es.- Mis- Eva Brent, An old favori.r
with the " ashinsIon public, ~ now perform
Ing a. he Var.riir. She is a very plas.ing
40 siist. Hiss kathleen O'Seil, the Irish ror,
ec:eHnH and vocalist, has also f0et with q fair
de-Tee CT sscc"-s. In addition to these sre
Marie Zoe, Ada Tc-Rian, Julia March, T.. Pc
hte Louise. and Il number Of rpale stsrs ali of
whom app%ar tonight.
FAIR a. ihc "Orrer OF Terth and q streets for
the beneh; 81 the II. Vino mt Orphan ASYLUM
BALL.-Ihe Hickory Bows will ceisbrat. Ina
asniyersary OF The battle OF New Orlcaps by a
q and bali, " HIGH will come OF ~ Temparancs
Hail. An excellent string ba nd has been en-
gagged, and strict order viii be preserved
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
lCorreSpondencs Evening StsrI


dsoaGErovH, ID. G., Jan. T. isG.-Sincs my
last have 70 report but two vessels arrived
sehr. u. Chambsrlin. Broughton, Philadelphia
e,,>sral merchandise to Hyde 4 Davidson, and
schr. L-arrie, III. r. Hardy, Boston, produce 70
Pet+r Der,
with coai.-By NJ. Ray, agent Ameriean Coal
Company. and G. L. .etmold1Schr. J. Good
speed, Richards, l3i ton, Tor Norwich, Coan.;
schr Geo. l.. Green. Cobb, d. Dns Tor Boston;
achr. Henry Hobert, Ro.jrsor, 81 'hs Ior New
haven; schr. Mary NatS, Sntth liU to- Tor New
bedford. By MIS-. n. sherman, agent A'oraen
Mining Company-Schr. James Martin, h,ar-
ding, $50 tons fer Fall River: schr. ssiIieemitif,
Webber, 1is tcns do; schr. Kate Morrill,, Hicks,
900 sons for Now York
The shipments % ceaI are somewhat limited
owing 10 the increased demand for home con.
sumption.
Independent OF business. our town |. un usu-
ally quiet, and good order generally prevails
But little local news OF Any interest
Very little ice formed on our canal last eve
ming
notice thu arrival OF Gatts string or pom.
teou boats tnumbs ring uhirty-twol from liar
par's Ferry, which formed the bridge over the
Shenandoah. They are sent down for storage
probably, not being needed ger up river now
thst tho permanent bridges haze been replaced.
LEON.
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DIED.,


Sad tsniy, a. 10 O'Clock p. m, Jan 18th, Is5s XII
sHA WHlTTLESEf, FIRST roulptro! er OF the
Tctis ury III the S,th year OF his age
The fGnerai services will be observed h. ninrrcu,
c'cio p. rom Mrs HyaEts, No 321 Pa
avenue opposite owns Hotel where hia fri"nas
vitei TO sttend.
Tuesday, Jan. 9Th, sudde IL, LAURA. wife OF
III .an Dayton
Her funeral " Ii take place ta-nnrr-w iFridsy>
al nom her Late residence. Ma. 81? Tv elfts
81. The friends ana relatives OF tn. family
in tied tn sttpnc withort furthcT notice
New York Herald and n Orleans pers copy
On Wedncsd, y, Ian ..h. JOHN II. TUCK ER, in
The 9Th year OF his nsr, only son OF MsrxaTet aid
the Late GeoT Se H. Tucker for nerly OF Bal i'm
,ht laSt moments al the doc. sssi ~er. cha
trriIt o. his liferslH1 ana ALTERING. His hope
;" ded upon the sex Je u Oh list. Fe.
Jung lad so hna alta puen D, and few there
sre ttx. had seHrer and more correct raal i,n
If I du,y Of . member Of Ch-ist's Church. Up
right. righteous ana e. diy he lived, thus he die
aud, hsrii gained the victory over death, has
gone to Re eeiye hia crown.
TIE fr neral viii take place to morrow (Erdayi
at clock from his III. tier residence, 500 eth
stF.eL, between and n. = ....f
On tie morning Of tbs An inst. MIRA, aged 4
years d months, only GAu shter OF Matilda and
James II Polly, u. 4 n. .~.
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Hampshire, who for nearly thirty ears .
oeec selerk in tho Treasury d partuiens IRA :
oAily rising In ocice until he became aad To-, ,
cennnued one Of the business chiefs Of the De-
pHtment, dled last hight, OF pneumo IN, at his
residence here. He was Eentiem IN Of grea.
srudition, high Pc rsonal character, and leaves
large circle OF friends TO mourn hi, loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08
LOST AND FOUND.


| OeT-.about the middln Of November last. A
sHsll light brown TRUNK, marx q 4 on a cad
VI ny name. dir ctci 10 -ashingt n IibprsI
,ewsrd Si:f be paid for its return to W O. IN
NMGllF, 2it -. bit. 18th and ist2 tss q"
EsTEAl-Csns the Pre- misses Of the under.
H signed Two white PIGS, The owneyisr guest
ed to come !"rward, prove prorerly, pay -hsrgss
= Il take them a. K GLASGOW.
jas ~ strict ba'wesn 18th and 9th
TAKEN U ESTEAy-On ire 6th inst dark
i roam MARE Shout years OF 4; when taken n ii
ur = uiifsry saddle and bri6ia. TIE owner csU
:"mc fofssrG, prove praperiy: psy chsrg and
jas 81. 18th street hetWeSn NJ snd IL.
CSREw ARD-Lost. Sunday last, a .nsn
'EC ITALIAN ROUND; lawn corr: white fe
and breast tip of tail white also white siri down
hls hesd. Ia On Ted morocco collar with silver
plate; he aHsgHT. To the tme OF Rose. Ma last
sen II - c. Iaer OF G - a Gth at no :h
iaS6t MAkrllAIL h PAGE a99 9TH st.
6 KEW ARD-Rsn swsy rro-l the subscri ser
= - on he 5th instant, MARTIN CRAfRN an
inGsntDTPd apprentice 20 the Horse Shoeing bus
ross. al persons are iorevarBef essin.t hsrbor-
Ii- or employing sid apprentice az win enforce
tle Law against al such offenders.
This IL TO CERTIFY THAT on THIS SEC
ond day OF January, i~o5, Bartholomew Law
!Sr brought before me, 8 justice of e peace FOR
about bis enclosures Tor seine weeks past = SINAI
dark red COW about years old marked with the
JOSHUA PIERCE.
1hc owner of the above COW is request TO come
away BARTHOLOMEW LAwL9R,
On Rock Creek. near the
,a6-d Colurlbis Mills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

pEAp-The Hon. Elisha n nis.iessy. Of
ISL Comptroller OF the L. =. Treasure, lie
kuu4ehiy ~ ~ p. N. laet night, at his lodxines
.at Fnrr Hys;ts, on Pennsyl vania q .anIr.. in
80 sVtn year OF his age. He had bee an in.
saiiu I0f month past, from A. a.ttvk OF rbol.
M" hoIops. he was able to Visit his offlc., -,
MV51ay ias., and again yes: rday. When hs
mo tI1al ne ieit almost entirely ~rn He spant
evening IN ladies society, at his boar nc
n-nrr' IN exec ilent spirits, and retired AT his
usu.i HouI, " hen be spent some time la wy no
up MS daily journal. He then commerc -
INJURIES hi'i'vel! (hi1 servant bel ug in the N
~, Mn nm :, ana while r~moving stockin. from
u iooi' suddenly exclaimed, "Oh! i feel 90
o'Siy and fell over Oh his bed-dead.
nv ehtfrro tcHgrUsB in ISL, an saryed .on
IN uOusi! ae a member OF the House NJ POM,
schtaaVes land sixteen yrars AS ..hairmau az Tho
committee OF Ciains) until he was ann5irtld
Hix'h Auditor OF tbs Treasury by Cpr J,rri-
ION, slh resigned the position SONS nl0nths
sIti yer brcah= acting President He was
SpPoih!ed Ia his present position by Gen Tay.
ivt, aIia coh!inu by Pierce, re- .igning shortly
NIteI Duchanan > lAauEuratIcn, and again sc.
pIeu the post on the LIST of May, 1867. Thus
Dc nSa Teen ov-r forty years in the pub!ir ser
vice, IN all which time no one breathed the
sh&hfft i'nputatio1 upon hiz integrity Ell.
citncy or public utility. \ better man nj cit
.IHh, or more truly valuable public map In
ms sphere our country mover possessed He
VIII be niourDe'', indeed, bya very large circIa
onioiGe OF his Immediate family and personal
associates.
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AUCTION SALES.
PHO AFvRRNOON An Il..IsRIaR.


BY GRhHS & WILLIAMS, Aueuoneer..
EALGABLl DwHLLIsG HOUSE on sP
esca, 1ar Il. bi., ii.s' 90 q Ssss,. Of shs
IsS si.,Ins in Oh sncsry in cause wEsrsia WirisS
V. Oofco'aa Is n were plaintiffs ard Hsnry a
"a. ppoiasa Sy aid decree sii ssosss
70 ssu TO the highest bid1er, en- the prem seS an
.osI il ihs .hsrneon n. fcii0.ss 1880 ,a 81.
sss1 pSfs GT Parcel ssx Of ,Pa IN the
bot Scr ssn nj, eertd tgen,y esht reservations
lie tlst OF said city ming n, seet on .t gse
s,s'h aad running back Isn feet 20 an siisy. -.
getbs WIZ The threestsry Brick Buiidi az ,tastsd
Terms of,,,s are Ore third cash; ana ,h. resi-.
due in 40 e,ue, insta knents At o aud Il meath.
With iuterest from the day OF sale. the deferred
p%ymeais 70 De secUsrd br q deed Of trust or the
If the tern r. not csrnp sied with within sr.
a.. s the Ss 8 sale shs ,9Ss;ri5ss reserves
paie notoe aeths sn. and pl.ss - Sa r .a
and COST Of he pnrchsser 10 detaaKK. - ''' '''
al eonSeysocins a; the pu,esassr,; COS.
oRsKS . \ aI fGPs IT'S as:,..
e| TIM AR0vE SALE rs POSTPONED ON
ofJsDusIy. lsis, at the san hour IA place '' "'
de 81 si. eossi Of 'Gf GREEN Thgs' WILLIAMS
/" THE ABOVE SALE rs vURrHRH POST.
ihs sth instant ssms lorr snd place. , - o"'DAi'
BY order Of the Trustee
jAf GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucls
Nj ARsHAL;S SALEOF SLO0P MARY GREY
AN In virtne or . decree OF the District Cour, Of
the nited stste- for tue District Oh Colu s1bia
viii expose to public sAis for cash At the foot at
sixth street wharf she Potomac river on YRi-
DAY, the nth day erJsndsry instant, 1868, a. ur
O'Clock O. n
slcop Mary g ey, he, tackle, apparel. and fsrni.
lure. ARD II. LANQN
ian 5-tds United States Msrshsi
lis. MARSHALS SALE or PRIZE GOODS
u. In ristue NJ decree Of the District Court az
the m ed States Tor In. Di.trict OF Coiutnt's.
viii sell A. public sution, for casii FRIDAY
the M day OF January instant, I6tss, st c!eei
g. M. a. the Dry Gosds Store of Il. Clagett Oh
pennsvlvsnis avenue, between 9TH and 10Th cts. In
the city Il Wa5hingtop. the following goods and
ehattclS ofthe sloOr Mary Grey as solIovs:
barrels Wh,skey
1kes Go.
WARD III. EaMoS,
"a 5tas United Stx.es Marshal, ID o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

DAEOATHARTICONIz OLD YB WHISKY
u foE medicinal use, so d at ADAMSON'S. 500
Ninth street ONE door from Pa. avenue.
i Billy BovleSs' Band, last King of the Ever
giades As Billy was wishou. IA equal in love fer
t his tribe and bunting grounds, 10 this Tobacco
hne favor and PIES SAINT perfume having gained for
II the mefitorious title Of Ne Phss Uitra. Sold NJ
ApAdEONS sos Ninth street OIL . door from Pa.
avenue.
CHILL BARK Nuts,
- 81 cents per peek.
SWEET CIDER. 30 cents per gallon,
AlNCl NEAT, u eenss per To-,
Fresh Boil BIC TIER. y and s. cents Per H.,
1GGs, q md ,, cents per dozen,
ORAN6ES, L1AOEe, APPLES, FIGS, RATsIHB,
CCRRANTe. DATES. COCOA kCf<.
eold at ADAMS0k'S, sos Ninth ST.,
iaSEt- One door from Pa. aTonns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

hoaRsir Eks sfoMAcH BirrBss.-Common senss
I - " that rntsss n stomacI kept in GOOD
rKha order, tse system, TO which Il su ppies tbs
"",nts Of ,he blood. cannot he visor US and
suhT EctaiEs has ut been discovered or in
nice nat 40 eneetnally and Invariably cures and
prSFsn!s imperfect Digestion IS Hostetter's Stom-
~ "'''er Dyspeps Eaiutenc-. PIP" fer
-t,ipS, sEd It.e feeius 70 often deScribed hy tha
q a'an al' gore" senfstion, ara removed in a
I ns!s ~ tie sSo Of this most althfu vi al
Inh!tnts No one. however feeble, n q fear IT,
f'r it o.ntars 70 fs-y irert dr. ts II sIcit.s
= thet shs circulation nor the brain. On {, n
HiJ its 1!eci ~ gcnisf apo soothing IL ,,nn q
eep As e,i az re tcrss the -persY Oft dis-sti
wers. ana may Re taken not srfy with mt i .np
bat wit q certainty Of the mos, desirable T-sul .
By the feeblest !sdy inva'id
Penn avenue l.. a IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

IHECssArrsr AND sKsr HAIR DrsrSr un WORLD
nt's' FADES ., HasA'S Oxt-Uphsm's Hair Dye s,
cent? pcE. The best n use. Try IL Held ty \
{. Ford, rornec Ilth street and Pa aveoEe Wssh-
ipston. and Henry Cook Alexandra, yasIr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

WArulNTED 70 CCRs ,, Si1 DAYS DR. Godfreyis
Antitotc, an English Specidr of sIxty-ave years
stsucins, viii cure GoRorrhra ia SIR 61ys No
shap re OF diet required Price = per bottle Sold
hyf U. pord, corner ilth stre. and Pa avenUa
Washington, AND Henry Cook, Alexsnaria ia "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

iinrPs and gentlemen whose hair Ia premstu reiy
grey, or who wish 10 change tho color. will and
bos~ei' snd farmers Colorfo superior 10 any ar
tic!e IL uhe. Appli, without wash ~ praparatinn
eoes rot crisp the hair like dye but leaves il son
end sloss, Fee advertisement OF Eunste 4 SEQ
Esld 3G2 street, near Willsrds' ia6,in,
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mARRIED,

1Iu Geor getown, on Tuesday, the fth inst ty Rev
Father sshN andsr Ts-DMhS N CASSELL OF
" sehirgton T. Miss HEhRJETTA Wrr1EL, Of
Geora etowu, D. G..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

SfkwARr Boz. corner 2f 18th an II st-sets are
selling the best Goal Oil by the barrel at 70 cents
per gallon. A so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

SEsEAAgogkE,EA C.S CrnRp.-Dr Rand's
Speeitc cures Sr,rnsatcr'haa. Sensina' Weakness,
!T:p9ieses. Less ~ PoLcsr. yresitiy aaI eSte,
~. lis effects are truly magical trial Of tas
Spec:,he NIL convince the most skeptiesl Of it's
merits; Price ST a box. sold by 6. O Ford cor
ner II h street and Pa. avenue, Wasnins ton. snd
HeEIy Cock, Ale. aniris. iH6,Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08
ny W. J.. WALL a CO., Auctisueers.
DRRENPTORY SALE OF VERY DRsTRAf

UF a
II III Loo ATgD BeICE DaEIIIsG, on rHE NAVY
YARD, AT AUCTICN.-nn MONDAY AFTERNOON,
the I2th instant, a. o'ciock, viii sell in frssf
q the premises the Lot al the corner Of AN md
streets, fronting Is feet each street, aud i'm
proved By good substantial Brick Dwelling, con
tanning ter rooms and Gel ar also one brick stess
scd carriage souses, corn house. wagon house.
With po;ornsc water In the ysrd Thu proverts
is within fex min utes salk of the City Railway
snd alto yetker one Of the most desirS6ie lscs tss
Terms One third cash balsnee IN enc and too
yesrs, bearing interest, and secured By deed sf
trust on The premises
Posseasisn given n a. terms ef ssle are con-
ri;ed with
sac WI WALL q 90. Aue,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

ksknhsss The Hickory Boys' Bal 20 nisat a.
!t,enrersnce ia All those Wishing TO enjoy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

ATIsSTI0S, Soldiers sad others Sa.Iertan's
tift Ia your only hope. Cures any csse of private
nsa;ats in from two g four days. fyou would
te saved from long suffering and speedy death
g"p fail to syail y"U-Sei. es of this remedy The
Samsritsns Root and Herb Juices Is me only
enee uai remedy FOR cares and diseases which Lay
been treated with mercur,. Take o! this purif.in.
remedy and te perrdareE ty cured. Sec al TertsD.
raent In another column. is5u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

DE- DrPOsT's Sugar con led Female Regulating
Ilis are tie ray 6s.t They operate sp-sdily
ana ttr!'rety, and hain2 coated create nsu
sea upnn the u:Ost delicate stomach a trial OF
these Pills i'll kCr ii orr all otk4rs
frlce 81 boz. Sole tyS. =. Ford, eorner ilth
Cook, Alexandris {,St,
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AUCTION SALES.
YUfuRR pAYa.

WI; VAIL 4 90. Asssi.ssers. = !,
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. eer dr ssins q sssss inches from The .s
.hsnes north feet 81 Inches, thence YES, went.
s srs u. FIT ssnss south q tse, theme.
,nSns. to The place q ssnnes Also part q Ia
a he In. 81 y, aid Ios .;sss
nqn nS o fest one inch ffom the inter ssessss
sicoi feet thence sss sssnss south one h.parsl
perth one hundred (fecl feet, thence east tSsnfS
With tn. improvement eon,st;na oF asesssss
Terns: SIZE 10 cssi; the remainder in ana n
n'onths, VITA interest, secured BY deed Of sfus3
on Tie premises.
he 81 sale b. ss scs COLES ., ss
Eve days thereafter The trustee reserves the rfsn1
purchaser, on one yesk sotire in the sI Eyeniss
dsseoas. Jc' a aSStt tRs CO T,ai as:,.
~rHH AsovE sALE is UyAvorpasLY
BAY AFTERNOON. ia1esr, ess. ises S1 same hose
az s. :.ss w. Ts GaGGfhss oa fT S:s
AZ THE ABOVE SAILS rs FURTHER pesy.
DAY AFTERNOON, tanner is'h. .s!es hour sad
;sns.oSds &c. acGU DfeA 90 rT Sses
By. Q. AoGrIR. & Co. Aue.iOneers.
GREAT SALE Oh BUILDING OTIS AND cor
NEDSEsDsI afT Iss g.t sa. cI1 ia q
portion Of that valuable Farm known - .nc.ps
Pplesssnt,. formerly owned b. the late yssss
day street, the ~hs!e subdirided int . nuussr
.nd Essh r sslses %
unusd 81 Boundary street, and containing fross
The sections or lots. win be put mp, With the
s6iyIleEe Of the ad,cinins trscts, alOrdias OF
THIS property is situated a. the terminus ~ tbs
Eide the Corporation limits, and is therefore en-.
enpt from city taxation.
Terms Une-thlrd cash, the rem ,inder in II q sad
mise months, rith interest, secured By $ deeI Of
irnst ON ih1 premises.
NaksHAL's ssLE.-In virtue Of writ Of s<r,
4SB fscise, on judgement Of condemnation fesgeI
fron the CLERK Office of lhe Circuit Court OF -
pst;.e 5 81 Sos@s for ihs s,sny OF WsssiIs
t' coS s ssS, DAD s'S g -
erty. To- wit :-Au that psrt Of Square No lis n
the city of Washington. contained within the fol.
lowing metes and boup is Beginning az . peant In
the south Line thereof, distant o. fee. !, inches
from the sOuthesst cOraer thereof and "a anInR
thence Wi "a line drawn a. iii ht angles thereto
feet II ches; thence In nortbeasteriy direction
~ feet 20 the alley said sousre at 81 feet
from 18th street; thence west IS fe, {; themes IN
southwest drectiin 80 feet s inebes On a point in
line drawn at right angles tn said south line 20 feee
inches distant therefraID; thence With said line
reversed &c teet6 inches TO said ,onth limo. aaa
plsce o, beginning, With the buildings and sDSsr-
tsnsnres thereuuto beIons ag, se red and levied
be sold 70 satisfy udicias Ne Ha.t IL auary tern
I:sSs in favor Of Franklin 4 Rethrock Va. fressS
Forrest WARD II LAM0N
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