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LEGAL NOTICES.

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:ss 1ss s sss !: b his::s
R:sds q :ns az
sae e: =: :f s:s
= i: y! ss; css:ss Sc: e
s.ass Why should ,os s. d 70 RED
"a e intervene Tor sh'ii 1ssr;s': c.ss
sYRTsn1 oG Gna. OF 1 pa
the United States for the said pistriet-To all
I'd State: sam.r' 6osai % Lion ana fr as rose
ra e, .
Hbelsd and prosecuted In this Court In the nsme
Ct ::d Ss sas s9
City Hall. II The city Of Wsshinatcn, on the arst
dsmsaton should not Be eersed and to nterS eSn
o ~, tss1 interests By tho s0g r h.1as c.rt
TEE SUPREME COURT OF TN DISTRICT
y: for the sa + 81
given, ihst. on the i4th day Of March 1858. IL
them to The port Of Ws.hip lton: and the same sr.
ube!ed and prosecuted In this Court in tbe name Of
the United States, for eont nation such lawful
prEe, and that said will stand for trial at the
Otty Hall in th city of Washington. on the 6rst
Monday of October next, when and where all per
!one are warned to appear to show cause why COZ.
for their interests. By the Court,
jy25 b. J. MEIG6, Clerk.
THE sUPRHMl DOUBT OF TIE DISTRICT
81 He 9sa ga P:1ss o09st
s: as fss:r s sss +
States steamer Wyand.nk attached to the Poto-
The IS and in
Court il the name Of the United States. for con,
gtand for trial ct the City Hall, in the city Of
Warrington. on the frst Monday Of October next,
when and where all persons warned to appear
to show cause why condemnation should not be
decreed, and to int rvene for their interests.
By order of the Court.
jy25 r. j. MEIGe, Oierk.
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TRAvELERS' DIRECTORY.

BLTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLRUAD.
81 s 81 "a
rIarn M IN fhfs s Tuesday, August Il 49, DAILY
md WHllLINa ana lax sRaH tf fS ana I III
eSSwesn WARRINGTON and BALTIHORI, -
FOB PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK 4 RosroN
Leave Warrington ats and LIS .. "a. and 8 I'd
On eundays at 8 50 ,. N. oaly.
H0R BALTIMORE,
Leave 81 %, and ii. II .. "a. and g. q and a % -
N. On Sundays at .. N and and 50 n "a on,x
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leaye WAshinSt0n At $50 o. N. and s. s. And n
,. m, daily. except Sunday. On Sunday At ana
This is the only route b. which Baggage can be
Checked Through from WasAiaston.
FOB WASHINGTON ANb THl SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Warrington ct l.SD 8 And 10
An. and $50. and 8 p. m. On Sundaysa ct 80 and
Ths third y and nth trains only from Ba,tlmor.
and the arst and fourth trains from Washington,
stop 1T way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore At .. m and p. N.
Leave Weshinston 1t 8 .. m. and p. N.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further information. tickets Of every kind,
&c, apply to G. s. KOONTZ, Agent, at Washing.
VIZ ''~'''N' OF - 'A' i''- VIZ. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation,
L. n. COLI. General Ticket Agent. au s-n
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THE EVENING STAR.
NEWS FROM THE REBEL ARMY IN
TEXAS.

Gen. Maxruder Killed by one Of his Officers
The Texans Mutineus and Desperate-
They have 70 put Guard ever Them.
An officer who came down from Brashear
CITY Yesterday gives Ms the fol, 8 wing informa.
ton in regard to the position Of affairs inside
the rebel lines. He conversed with the deserts
himself, and we vouch for the authenticity OF
the news, SO far as he is concerned
. The deserter is from Byron's Texas regiment,
and came into Brashear City on Sunday last,
He states that on dress parade, at Vermillion-'
Vile, on Thursday, the 9th ult., it was an-
nounced to the troops, by OF Ter OF Gen. DICK
Taylor, that Maj. Gen. Magru Ter had been shot
and killed in Galveston week PREVIOUSLY,
The shooting was done by one OF MaEruder's
lieutenants, who caught the General in a GRIM
inal relation with his wife. He had had his
suspicious aroused some time before, but until
about tho time the murder was committed, had
never been able to fix the crime upon him with
II this news should prove true, it is but
another instance Of the moral turpitude which
seems to have grown with the treason of so
many Of the rebel leaders. The causes are pre-.
oisely similar 10 those which cost Van born
his life.
The deserter also stated that the whole rebel
force in louisiana does not amount to more
than 10000, and they were scattered from near
Berwick City TO Opelousas and Alexandria
They are all under command Of Taylor, whose
headquarters are at Camp Bisland.
It was rumored among the rebel troops that
Kirby Smith had returned from Arkansas and
was'ar Shreveport, but it was not positively
known. 1t was not stated whether he had any
men with him.
The regiment to which the deserter belonged,
Byron's Texans, numbered over three hundred
rank and file, less than a month ago, but when
he left they had all deserted but sixty.
Two other Texas regiments-Stone's and
Lanes-are in open mutiny, and declare that
they will fight no more, as the Confederate
cause is hopeless. On Sunday, the 23d ult.,
three regiments of Louisianans were dispatched
from Vermillonville to Camp Bisland, where
the mutineers were encamped, for the purpose
Of guarding them and keeping them from rum
ming away.
The rebels are represented to have plenty of
beef and corn, but the privates are dispirited
and clamorous to 20 home This seems to be
the condition of all the rebel armies at present,
and the beginning Of the end is vidently not
far distaAt-N. o. Era, Sept. 1.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name
of Bitters put in quart bottles, compounded Of the
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from 3
to 90 cents gallon, the taste disguised BY Anios
or Coriander Seed.
Thie class Of Bitters has caused and will continue
to cause long as they can be sold, hundreds to
die the death Of the drunkard. By their use the
system is kept continually under the influence Of
Alcoholic Stimulants Of the worst kind the desire
for Liquor is created and kept up, and the result Ia
all the horrors attendant upon drunkards life and
death.
For those who desire and tciH hacs Liquor BIZ
ters, We publish the following receipt. Get oss
bottle HooAand,s German Biners and mix with tk,s
fadYts Of good Brandy Whisky, and the result win
Sc preparation that will ia. s1ee in medical viz
tues and true any Of the numerous Liquor
Bitters in the market, and will muck less Yea
will have all the virtues of Hoofand's Buffers in
connection with good article Of Liquor, at much
cost you
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1861 TIL 1863
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

~
10 81 Fl IT, s 5sH:szs S'rri''
BAGGAGE oH'oK'D rHf SSSH HsaS1 n pos,
rI HHa1s RAtt3 F F55A FfT4s ssSs
CLOS. ooN M # tSsP II FIX HixfRR1spune
NORTHERN M c ihs1Hs AZ 81 Ra1LAoAD.
tn. GREAT AZ CENTRAL !H5N%FRf Hour.
WASHINGTON t Hsp BAIr1MoR.
WHIST, NoRr E " RSEnt sH II th sourHwns1
- ror Through Tickets apply At the oness Of
the Ser II GsnT. 1oThs
Warrington, and calvert ststion, Baltimore
SPLENDID Slipping CARS ON ALL NIGHT
sMoK1Ne AND sALooN t uSks ON ALL TRAINS
1KOM WASHINGTON.
traias connecting in Baltimore With the sS q
and Is p. m trai on the Northern Central Rail-
road, and arrive in Harrisburg Al p. m and IS
:. NJ. there making close connections with the
trains on the PesEss lvania Central Railroad for
By tbs route Ereights of all stGfRtsons oAn o.,
q Ohio, kentuoty, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
The Penney vania Contra! Railroad also connects
st Pittsburg with Steamers; by which Goods caH
be forwarded TO any port the Ohio MuskinGum
Kentusky, Tennssses, Cumberland, Illinois, Misais.
lippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas; Arkscsss, and
Bed Rivers; and at cleveland. Saudusky, and Obi.
cage with stean!ern to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers enttustiEs the transpOT.
tation OF their Freight TO this Com nzpY can rely
with confidence on it's speedy trsnsiJ.
THE RAYES OF FRE1G 1T to And from any pofns
IN the West, BY the PenpsyiIanis Central Railroad
80 at ss tHass as fesc-sbs skerssd By sfk1y
Ra5troaG CozspaSSe,
~ Be particular to mark packages VIA PanAs
Central B. R."
WIN BROwE. Agt Northern Central X H.,
Mo- 80 North stDeet, Baltimore,
lNOOH LEWIs, Gent go perintsrient, A ftonA, p.
L. L. louPT, Gent Ticket Agent. Fhiisdsirhte
II. Fl. HQCSTnS. General PIslrkt x4nf. r'tslfs.
ds'phi&. -. =. -
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DRY GOODS, &c.

100 p,rolss l N., psf go S2op s,,. A.. a,...
MOSQUITO NETTING,
B1es shed and Brown Cottons,
Shestings, Table Linen, Crash. Diapers,
Irish Linen, Hesery, Gloves,
Valencies and English Thread Ede1ngs,
white Goods In every variety Of quality and price
te Is II. TAYLOR 90.
lust RIClIYED-
large stock Of
PuaheY and French Lace HhaWA,
Point. Thread and Valencia Collars and Sets,
Thread Lace Wells, HASeea and Coi6urse,
Points, Valenoiss and 1rn broidered H'dkrs,
Infants' 70 ties and Waists,
6uipure Laees, all widths,
LateEt styles Head Dresses, Fancy Goods,
Steel, Jet and Tortoise Shell Ear Drops,
Pins, Belt CLASPS, Bracelets, Fans, &c.
Which will be sold Ut low prices. A call IL 60
Ecitsd. WEN. WEINBERG,
IS Market Space. Pean. avenue,
JET between 8th and 9Th streets.
PRIo1s REDUCED.
N1HENAD1N1 Shawls, Mosambique Shawls,
Black Lace Nantes, Points,
Burnous and Ficolominis In great variety and r..
duced prices.
je IS Il. TAYLOR 90.
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Another speech from Darcy nacGee

Another Speech from Darcy MCGEE.
QUEBEC, Sept. Pin the Canadian Parlia.
ment the militia bills have passed TO q second
reading.
Darcy MCGEE made another speech last night,
and in alluding to the military preparations OF
the Federal government at Kennebec, Rouse's
Point and Cleveland, declared that Canada
must Immediately prepare for defense or DELHI.
erately proceed to AmericaniZe herself
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GAS FITTING, &c.

" GAS FIXTURES.
w Have in Store, and are daily receiving. Gas
TI1TURBS Of entirely New Patterns and Desisns
and Finish superior In style to ANYTHING heretofore
offered In this market.
We invite eitifens generally to call and exsnirs
our stock Of GAS and WATER YIXTURHS feelins
Warrington.
- An Week In the above limo intrustsd % orr
eaIs Will b promptly attended to.
mar5-n MYtRs Mc6HAN. 376 street.
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.ga,n.t ,hs Hops nt ,h nt e., SERIOUS cnasges
that they are in the habit Of unjustly arresting
and expressing respectable families and per-
sons, whose only crime Is their poverty. The
papers call loudly for action by the authorities.
~ The Duke of Bruins wick has filed an in
junction in Chicago against the use of the
Northern Cross r. r. He owns stock to the
amount Of $125,000 In the concern, and wants
to realize.
SThe first snow squall for August took
nlace on the top of Mt. Washington Sunday be-
fore last. The general weather there is cold
as Greenland.
MA miner at Pixies Peak writes that the
TO dig tarough a solid vein OF silver four feet
thick before they reach gold! Poor fellows.
~ The, rebel Government" Of Missouri is
now located at Little Rock, Ark.
SThe wheat crop of Wisconsin this year is
estimated at 10000, 600 bushels.
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uTAR DlPARrMlNT,

WAR DlPARTMlNT,
w WAsKIIa1oH, January =. 1850.
In oonsequenee Of the pressure OF business atthe
War Department, passes for eitisens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac will b given ct the oAos Of
Lieut.. COL ooHRAD, 1S2 Psnnsylvsnis avenue
above NinetAAnth street.
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DBPARTNINT OF WASH.
III IN4TON

QEcs CAiC Qxa.tsrnastss, NAY y, 1855.
DEALIls IN AGRICULTURAL IkPLHHKHfs, 6Ah-
DEN SEEDS, &C., Are requested to furnish TINS once
price lists of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS II. 9REINI, Che Quartsrmastef, DE-
psrtment Of WsshinGton. my z-u
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L q q a.
SPRING AND SUMMER sCHIDULl
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&& 9
FROM WARRINGTON oITYl
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
h..ns the 9seesss Tine And Il. Only Route
Throush. CHECK foE Baxsase irsm Washington
S Ls:. no 81 S5 than
FOUR DA1 giF1 rna s1Sg., 1soM
making with Trains sfi sssins s.imor.
On Sundays, ons Tram At: Il as % \. .o.u.e.sn.
At Relay with III III TEs %fs% Baltimore,
eonnsstion at Washington Junction Relay House,
Trains leaving Wellington At IS, ors.Nr.x
make connection with Train leaving Baltimore At
sY zk H9S Sh9 GRkh1s R6 rH
1Ais Is the Only Route by sohich THROUGH Tickets or
THROUGH Baggage Checks can be procured
in Washington.
the most Superior finish attached to Night Trains.
THE sHoRTEsT AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COLUMBUS, DAYroi%G, LOUISVILLE, GIN.
0IMNAT! iMDtAMAPoLLS, TERRA
HAO1s t.: ST. 1 co., co. en1oAeo'
~wIfH LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAH BY All
OTHER RoUTE.-1
US Special Ne,ies to Passsnsers 70, ths W4a from
WasAingfon Passengers going West, by purcha-
R TIE baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAW oNi
DOLLAR in the Throug Oh price, and have the priv
1ege OF visiting Baltimore (if desired) without
additional charge.
sS5 St Hs o9s Eyss Ets EFsvn
MARI eta CINCINNATI RAILROADS; and !,
Of the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket ONCE, Washington station.
w. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation
N. COLE. General Ticket Agent. apH-tf
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XLTAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADyu1AHf 6sHIlALS OyyIoD.
WAsHINaToH, June ., I86S.
6ss~aI Orders, No. los.
The AdtutAnt General Will provide IN sDproDri-
sts medal Of honor for the troops who. after the
expiration of their term have offered their services
to the Government In the present emergency, ana
also for the volunteer troops from other States that
have volunteered their service In the States Of
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
=. D. TOWNS1NDs
70 50 Assistant Adjutant General
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Blockade RnnuArS.

TORONTO, Sept. 1.-THE Times publishes a
3alegram from e uebec, stating that the steam.
ers BowmansvilIe and Caledonia are under.
stood to be fitting out at Quetec to run the
southern blockade.
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Q = = 10 IALs

H1AbouARrms Pnovosr MAIsHAL, !
District ef CoJsnbia, Aug. 17th, 1853.
The Board OF Enrolment for the District Of
Columbia viii meet at the City Hail, every
day, from 0 a. IA. to p. m, until further no.
tice, to examine eases Of arafted men, either for
exemption or acceptance.
HRNRY A. SCHnETZ,
an 17-u Captain and Provost Marshal.
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERei
AND THE FRIENDS OF sOLDIIRS.

We call the attention Of al having relations q,
y e.
ss : !. The on Il l. me-
It Win be noticed that avsEy large proportion sIs
ssn Ss 1:.9 aa s
Diseases resulting rom di.ordeTs Of the disestivs
aon IN stating Inst tns.e Bittsrs . sD fsssi5
used among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives might
We call Dsrtieuiar attention to the following 70.
rnarksble and wen auth entics.sd Of ons u tie
sss Been :ss:a y sss
PHLADHLPH1A,- AusussDd, m.
s,s {s:.: k ksssss:,h1 =! :.
Il no Il tbs g 1ou:s:s for ~ Hls
ofmy comrades. some Of whose names srs ss.eads6.
Stances ESQ Of my ease e. "a s..: ssss sas s2e
Iss. four years member q; Of shsrmaas sslesrsted
sso a m! .fauea: dasis: W: IN sss:.
5, ssss b, %
ard s.i
State Of Maine, !" from vhisi landed on tie 8tS
. and
~. For Tesa o, pa n e l. "a. scarcely able g
t xss immsdiatsls thrown up again ''''' ''"n'
SSd Ps s Of s:sr q
sssn sRS .
frankly told me they could do no more for me, ~
disposition Of my limited funds best suited ne.
An acquaintance Who visited me ct the hospfts1,
NJ Frederick stsinbron, Of Sixth, below Arch g.,
id vised me, forlorD hope, to try your Bittsfs,
and kindly procured bottle. From the time 4
commsn ed taking them the gloomy shadow Of
death reoeded. and I am now, thank God for IL,
Getting better Though have taken but two bot
Ties have gained ten pounds, and feel sanguina
Of being permitted to rejoin wife and daughter,
rom shom / have heard nothing for sishtesa
months Tor, gentlemen, Am . loyal virginisA
able Bitters owe the certainty Of life which has
isken the place OF vague fesrs-to your Bittars Win
owe the glorious privilege of again ola spink to my
eosorn those who ara dearest to me in life.
Very truly yours ISAAC SALoRI.-
". fully oousur in the truth Of the above state.
nsnt. AZ We had dsspaired Of seeing sur eoynrsds
Me MaInns restored to health.
JOHN CUDDL EsAGk, let New York Bassszr
G aEWfs scAAEv3hiER, sd New YORK.
SPENCER, LIST Artillery, BstteryF
J. 5. EAsBWELL, Go, B, x Vermont.
HHE HENRY MaeSek S III 90. g. 81 9Th m..ss
JnRN p WARD %. e, 5th Maine
EERMkE KOCH, Go. II, nd New York
N1FHANIEL B. THOMAS, CO. p ssh Penn
HEpREW J. KIMBAlL, 90. A, Sd Vernon
JOHN JxNKINs 90. peth Penn.
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GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS!
THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
Successors to J. r. WALKER SOM
WASHINGTON. D. c.,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
MANUFACTURERS OF
LAMP BLACK, ROOFING MATERIALS,
WILSON'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATBR
PROOF FELT, CEMENT,
AND GRAVEL
II q O F8,
oIFICE-Louisiana av nue., next door to the
Bank Of Washington.
WORKS-Foot OF Twenty second street west,
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Washington, and Thir.
tieth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia.
H. O. WILSON, President.
T.P. WILSON, Jr., Secretary.
N.B.-YHLr AND CEMENT FOB sALl. IN
large and small Quantities,
All orders through Post Once Box s34 pune-
tualy attended to.
Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. All work
warranted. 1yF29-em@
SowI EIX XoS SEp 4SR iETIHHikRSo Pool eae4
wSlFfWRi i fs !. i|:s:;, assssP.ssd'r.
FROM LIVERPOOL ,TRoH NEW YORK.
x =.:is 's
v,-.4 ..,;, .,,,, eson pof'. .,,
second cabin, state room berths. meals S' % s'''
os s sass bach in Il, sf %
second cabin only, . fare and . half.
OF
ttesr u ssC With 20 perior socommod stions
Price Of passage from Liverpool, same rates ~
All fares payable In gold, OF it, equivalent in o.
An experienced surgeon On board.
For passage only 81 sREsHizR T. ~ . wH1rH.v
Rs Sa1s: szD.s; asR si5St ;s.es: :.
jsls Sm 90 South street. New York.
~A 1KA ngz1Hs. & CO.. @A~
t.srti sidsJ between Bah and 18th sss.
SIS Pa. e,e.... ..sss u. Ns.is.sl H.s.a
!! ss
0f,f al sEE$5 S;ssssSBs.,,,, 81.
FHHRA0hEfkRS.
sUFFX X5F9sEi tPERsrahEHBM6hRkSr .s
.,GA1kTls Dl y1sITIi
1soiss.Ie or retail. 'N "''A' ~ Eft ST
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SkML WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK
... pA14si GHANYe4 ETssrn,. -
/ an sA1 !, aK AR JAS: an
At P.r tot ct Il Hss
For frsish1s 70 ssssxsiNs.. FRI KKi Il
Agents. foot Of High street.
JANIS iaGi lsS' a;s ont
1s1&ep" III Wall street, New York.
SHoorIRa ,slMPL1RIED. BY J. a. DON
re sE shooter asT Hand Book. London.
Fellows on the Gun and Dog. London.
ofsven's Yong spoTtsman's Manual. london.
Havker on Shooting. London.
H HoIatt On the DOG u,,e,;,sop an tina noe
Msyhev on Dogs. London.
House Dogs and sporting DOGS. london.
The Dog; and how 70 break him. Loo lon.
Tee Gun; and how to use il. Lyndon
sci fhANOh fAfhch.
uAPRINlss on MIs1RYi-T Is 1AE
isIAH o1BIN1r. or W9NhERs, hNAroMY,
and AEDICINE," have determined--rs1ar6lsss o.
1Xpeneeto issue, free, (fof the bensat Of sasrink
1esr OF q sir most Instr sEld intsr
1Gt4ne Lectures on MARRIAGE and It's E!srnaGfca
lions Nervous Debility, Premature Lsalins lndi-
sestion. Wsakaeas, Depression. or isIorAaca OF
fiYsiology and Natures Law. Tssse Invaluable
lectures Save been the means OF sni senins 2ae
saving tko1GSnds, sAd viii be forwarded free on the
pGvissas Cebsa9 ~ Asstssr esd kssseiss, s6S
DFoA6WAy New York. ~ u-Iy
M GENTLEMENS CLOTHING.
w have in store fail stock OF GEEYIR. /
ANNE SPRING 0vIRO0ATS, BpEINIss eUIT5
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NJ A D ls' b Q T d L.

The undsrsigp takes great pleasure In inform
Ing his numerous friends and the puhiic n . 4
senerally that he has taken the HOTEL
situate on the corner Of Tenth and sts Use II
hearty opposite lords Theatsr, lately undsr lhs
auspices OF Goets ano that he has spar neither
Deans Nor time In reatting and entirely renoyatina
It, and he IN now prepared to accommodate The
Ehie With everything usually found in 6rsf -elaSs
Hotel. Ample accommodations are provided FOR
Transient and permanent Boar6srs on reasonsbIa
epxHs. The BAR and LARDIR vii, AlWsYs oontsin
~ best the ason market Affords
fhe long experience Of the unsers ed In Hotel
Keeping IL deemed sure guarantee on his part
that all wAe extend him patronage viii be satisded
hAt every II ing tending to their comfort will re-
csive from him undivided attention
CHRISTOPHER MADES,
Al a. Inn pronriefo,
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N 0 T i @ z

- GREE. so1 WILLIAMS q
would respectfully inform their
customers and the public in general that
they have Just received their
FALL STOCK OF FURNITURE. CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, CR0CKERY and GLASSWARE,
consisting in part, to wit
Plush, Rep. and Hair. cloth Parlor Suites In Wal.
nut and Mahogany
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Centre Tables
Walnut and Mahogany Rockers, Easy And Side
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top sideboards and
Walnut and Mahogany Bedstsads, Wardrobes, and
sion Tables
Brr ssels, Three ply, Ingram, an other Carpets
large Assortment Of Oilcloths Q ! various widths
6.us and Crockery Ware Of eve y deserip tion
Also, the largest sor:ment OF Gift Frame Mirrors
that .sn be found in the city
And a ther kinds OF House Furnishing Goods of
ev, description.
ALI persons wishing to purchase will do we'll to
ook for themselves before buying else where, as
ware prepared TO sell at the lowest cash prices
GREEN WILLIAMS,
No $40, corner Eleventh. and streets north
sep 3-2w,so
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IN the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
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