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TO those who want Leather,

.usR!AG your hides and viii s' you hsve leather
I'D tor thea; or will Ian on shares, q WI Pay
cash ior hsss. W. III. BROWN.
October 8.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

~ " 2taDy, 4 gais,,s y Nsieias &C.
~ Dtntsl slfrsgs.i .ou,J respectfully mass
trsar .sas 81 Ill. ssss ~ su1nd III calls y bis
.sfssssa IL ful atpanthits,
n. II. ADDE'S ~ h5ri patofsct.
tlassyfs ~
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COTTON EXCHANGE.
LAND FOR SALE.

Try sinas 81 Deed Of frsss. executed % NJ ~
- sAl, Th1npsos and others fof certain purposes
,.e,ss neatieasd shall Oksr fof ssls, q iAs Cosft
Ye0se n H.!lssefosgh. on ThssjIy The lsih o. ~
b,u.t, ne1l. Trsci or LAND lsing essi o. kno ~
..r. adI,.aiaz lands q GsorEt 4. fsseeit ssa -.
ii Bts4n. esalaiaiag b es.ims.ion saoai ~ acres,
,sors j 49, credit Of siT months I'D b. gEss'
toaI "a go sscsIily leqoisea.
ST. II IKE plase 81 - oeIaek.
DAVID T.. CLARK.
IsnHary II.
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DON SEED

EME have jlst opened q case Of GARDEN SAN
w Now Crop, frsm Peter Lawson * Son, Lonssa
LIST OF coNTkNTs or CASE
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Ton Hffs ulstF NUM-
- ADVERTISEMENTS Ct IL Istls Ill # itsrlsk
ihs ftl.hsskly .t,,t Ct DIRT tn i II ts.9
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NrfiiseIs
The shove rslss sffiy 81, u ~ dsiis t,Isr. I
ssttissu.efs vii e. inserted il ~ Nuat Ttfst|
lks us.ai rsrnir fsirs. ~ fire srsf IN ss.tfs
ihs hia iEsefiah ard Ntnis .ktt rent. rfstsA .sis
qasni inpfiloN. sediess
JOHN sPELMlN.
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Hs.dcsaftsss lssh regiment n. g. y
lsrusfy 18th, 1888.

Jar48fy l0tni lc%2s
ryyHE FED 0Heers sua Csrtsins o. the 18th ks-
glatat. ~. &. ks.l,.ia. 90 al persons tsiwess
Ne 80. j il SOD ~, wassbst hsfsloios disehstssa
" ~ aFs Asfesy sflctel y !. hiisbofoush -
lie So aud 2ssa o. Jangaigl lsfz.
III sfls, u Col Wn, I. bingham. eom1indiag
fslh Asrh Gstoltas Militia.
RICHARD J. AsaE, kdjutant.
JsnBsfy 1lsL N-h
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PROSPECTUS
ur THE
DkILY.STATE JOURNAL.

QN AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF "a
" yEAREk MKT. ths STATE JOURNAL vi
b. putlI.h.d
DAILY, ri. KEEELT ARR EEELIF.
Th. DAILY STATE l0lKNAL viii eeui,in 4
lhs news fer.issd up &c the lss, hyufs before !.
ing. and vii can.i,i 81 Nu EDITIONS Itilr
Tss MORNING EDITION rl corisiu lie tsss /,
The evening s.sil,. and ~ 1EIEGkAIHIl MN,
up 10 IL e'sleek The previous nisl. AM will Ir,i
"a IL civ srhscrikets trd ssrt ), ihs nsIeirf Il
Ne,ik and ks.isihs EVENING EDITION haf !
printed II . o'clock p w.. end viii erttis III ia.
ii.nal news - Telegraph NJ 10 esi~ck " ,.i
gill 81 .sni ii lht Trims Msti puJ q ~ rst.is,
uAii Ikas sub.clstet. ~ matter ii vhai sn,e.
theY mss Ii's. will h.,e ~ news sr IT, esra.v
IL me msls.
Ar.rsemsrts bs.e lrvr rsds II fforuts TRl /
GRAPHIC NEWS PROM ALL PARTS or TIL
TaSFEDERArf. expressly ief ihs state IeuY. !,
GENERAL MEMS =. NAL. vii - promptly :.
lated. Tfs MARKETS will lo'ls rsperi.d i'll
LIABLE OkkEsrtiADgN1A Ill bs nsrfs4
ii. s,ny ~ elsewhere. tt LEGISLATIVE pfl
fEEDiAGs Willie wraflrd tsfly IL for fsisrl u
potl.n. The stats Jorfrst vii II sptsfli.if,
NEWSPAPER.
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70 ii. DAILY /. reri1s. GO 4 ,nonit.. g,
. raonih, 90 ! NOR h I'll
Fafths Tn. Pkfkl. - X neril, 81; fEtttl
42so; ! month. 81 sr.
FL III NkEkI.i.-is EoriLs. 81; rssis
eli 50.
~ .sbssfpiiop rtssi,sd .ie.ri - II, fsvs.A
terms.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-The steamer Arago,
from Port Royal and Charleston bar on the
evening Of the 18th inst, has arrived. No news
of importance is reported.
The steamer America, from Hilton Head on
the llth, brings guard Of the 4th u s. regu-
Lara.
The British brig Henrietta, from BERN uda
on the 5th, reports that she left there the ship
st. George, from New Bedford, for Buenos
Ayres, which put into port to land the officers
and crew of the French steamer Charles Mar
tel, from New York, bound for Marseillss, and
which was abandoned on the 26th ult. with six
feet OF water in the hold.
Arrived, ship Mazatlan, from Rio Janeiro
She reports that, on the 18th Of October, she
pas sed ships bowsprit with rigging attached,
and which appeared to have been on fire
Spoke, November II, latitude lO.l2. longitude
lilo, the ship Minnesota, from Baltimore for
London,
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FROM hEHlf'6h

HA'ANA, Nov. 1O,-The steamer Trent from
vera cruz on November !, has arrived here
bringing Mexican dates TO the 23d nit. HeI
news OF little Interest
GeRral Liceaes, Mexican who sold him.
self tothe French, occupied JaIapa without re.
slstar'e, but on the next day, the Mexicans 20,
het~ en Ja1apa and Vera Cruz
No tdings have since been received
1nefrench army, now under Ba zaire, has
been divided In three divisions SaIigny was
soon ttleave for France
1hetrench We're recently attacked at Tam.
plct, ad got the worst of il, losiag ninety men,
bes1dei horses, &c. The place was surround.
eo ny superior Il umDer of Mexican troups
by aSpanish steamer from Cadiz, we learn
II om 1entrife that, on the IS h ult, the reb..l
cruiser Georgia arriv,d there from Simon,s
bay, she bs ing in company with the Alabama.
The Vanderbilt approached the bay, and both
Sesst ls took speedy leave.
lie feCrgia had been ordered to leave Ten
erlhf. She was allowed to coal ard provision.
; lie sts med away next day and probably went
South. Her ninth and last capture was the
ship Rhd Hunter, Captain Crosby, whose ere w
1oul T. 81 in number, were left at Teneriffs.
Affairs in st. domingo remain unchanged.
Inc reieis are at the very door of the capital
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
heconnoixsance to the Black kwater-Cap p.
tufe Of Block ade Runners, Laden with
Arms and Valuable Stores.
NEWBERH, N. O., Nov. u.-Gen. Peck made
aIecennoistance Of Chowan river to near the
o NOUN OF the BlackWater, on the 9th, 7th, and
,,n INST, with Com. Flusser, in the gunboats
"nNtnead, Delaware, and Mann. AS he was
ZONE Two hundred and fifty miles from New.
De1n, It is presumed he wils waiting for the
cooperation OF the commanding general xt
Fortress Monroe.
Inc rebels were apprehensive Of some move
Mpoh weldon, and burned the bridges over the
icacon and other principal streams .
Cnarles Henry Foster has recently returned
rom an expedition from Pasquo.ank and Per.
qulinans counties, bringing q number OF re-
cInits Tor his regiment. He found q strong
Ofion Il cling in the region visited, and ts
promised by prominent and wealthy citizens
mere active cooperation in raising loyal
Norm Carolina troops This section has not
yer beh projected by the Federal forces, but
ls exposed to continual incurslons by gusr.
rillas -
-Four large steamers, engaged in running the
blockade at Whining ton, have been raptured
within the past three days. One was laden
with $4,000 English rifles and clothing; one
With sulphur, saltTetre and lead; and the
other with an assorted cargo. They are most
valuable prizes of war.
The State d. bt OF North Carolina, amount
Ing 10 oupward of a million of dollars has been
entirely liquidated from the proc< eds OF block.
ade-rlnnlne, In which the State Government
ls Iariely engaged.
The financial condition Of North Carolina
was HVer better than il is at present
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FROM NEW ORLEANS

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The steamship Co.
Ium biz, from New Orleans, 7th instant, via
HavaIa, arrived tonight She brings dates
10 the 5th instant. We have the following re-
port fDm the Teche country:
The advance of Gen. Washburne's division
was attacked and driven in on the morning of
the 3dlpst. The rebels. howe yer, were check
ed ano driven off with a loss OF ito killed and
sOo prisoners. Our loss is said to have been
40 killed.
Ihe army in the Teche country, is concen.
H$nsn $nnne nar III kna-s Ranks' naval expe-
diiI6n lis destination is probably Browns
vile, which, it is supposed, will be easily
captured, in connection with movement to.
wards the eastern borders of Texas.
The 1st regular infantry is doing provost
guard duty in New Orleans.
MiCdling cotton, 81 cents: sugar, 10al1 cents;
-four, Sl3aS1i.50 Spanish doubloons held at
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SPEECH OF SECRETARY SEWARD Al
AUBURN, ". Y.

From Auburn Advertiser and Union, Nov g. I
Coming Hall was packed last evening to its
utmost capacity on the occasion of the last
Union rally OF the campaign. The evening was
stormy, but'that had no influence to keep back
the crowd. Hundreds who could not gain ad.
mission to the hall Were turned away.
Hon. George Rathbun opened the meeting
with an able, eloquent and comprehensive ad-
dress, occupying nearly an hour in its delivery
When Mr. Rathbun concluded the house
fairly rung with calls for Gov. Seward, who,
with such reception as was never before
given to any speaker in Auburn. 1t seemed as
though the people would 60 wild with enthu-
siasm. Order was finally restored, when Gov.
Seward proceeded TO address the meeting as
follows: .s.
GOV. sRwARD's spRBcH
MY Friends am sad and anxious 70. might
for q cause that you well undertand; too sad
and anxious, indeed, to be able to express as I
could wish the gratitude I feel for the welcome
you have gwen me, certainly too much op-
pressed with private solicitude to SPEAK &C.
ceptably upon public questions. :.
am here by accident and not by design.
have persistently declined, as you know, to
enter political canvasses as q dehater.
wanted the internal as well as the foreign en-.
emies of the United States to See that this Ad.
ministration could stand Of Its own strength
|thout resortng to popular arts OF self. de-
fence. Secondly, thought that an Admins.
tTAtion that could not stand without speaking
for Itself must fall even il all its members
snould engage in Its yindication. Neverthe.
less, being here unexpectedly, /, feel that 1t
would seem churlish to refuse to show that the
friends OF the country have the sympathies ant
the gratitude Of the Administration of the coun-
try !, -
What, then, shall I say and do 1 will for
get myself as well as can, while utter some
septments Of cheerfulness and hope concerns
ing the condition of our country and its cause.
90 not forget that cheerfulness and hopeful
ness habitual cheerfulness and hopefulness.
give onense to certain quarters. We have a
CLASS OF patriots who deride them, who insist
upon having the political skies obscured and
lne political moon throughout all her changes
presented nnder eclipse. i do believe in cheer.
Iuiness and hopefulness. As in religion, SO in
poliues-it is taith and not despondeney that
@9vercomes @ mountains and scales the heavens.
Inc General who, haranguing his ARM on the
eve OF battle, should express tears OF defeat.
WSuld be sure to be defeated The statesman
WIG apprehends that disunion is ineyitabIs
WooIo be sure to produce dissolution! The
Cbrlstlan who believes he has committed the
unpafoonable sin will never work outshis sal
sauon. He who impatiently rejects the coun-
seis OF nope in political action because he does
not gee ail his expectations immediate realtxeo
ls as pad citizen as he is q bad Ohrist1An VINO
wavers In his faith because q hundred genera.
tlons have passed away, and "all these thinss''
are not yet "fulhlled.a
You viii succeed, my friends, tomorrow. ]
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The Loss by the Recent Fire.
Boston, Nov. 15.-The fire at Southbridge,
Macs, on Friday night, destroyed the Baptist
church, the store Of J. J. Baker, the building of
DIR. Hackwell, and other tenements. The loss
ls &30, Goo. There was only small ins rance.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

" GAS FIXTURES
w Have In Store, and are daily reoeivins, GAS
RIxTURl6 Of entirely New Patterns and tesisna
and Iinish superior In style TO anything heretofore
oHored In this market.
We invite eitissns generally TO call and sxamins
our stock Of GAS and WAT1R IIXTURIG, fseline
confident that ~ have the best selected stoek N
WaaAinSton.
- An Wor L In the above Nns intrustsd 10 ous
care Win be promptly attended to.
mar S-t MYERS & Ae6HAN. 370 street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

miss BROOKYs INeLIsn AND PRINOH
lN1 Boarding and Day School, No. / 80 Penn Az,
Seven Buildings. The ninth year and seventeenth
menee on Monday, September 3sth, 1853. Circulars
can be obtained st the bookstores and Of the Prin
cipal. se A-SmH
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

HSks sss e, ':.s. . ;s q paes,
ssse.. Ana ssets css 4 H. 1oarsnd
Eoe s.Ln oR RHNr-A' three story BRICK
YORK avenue Win Be sod los for cash " % o' .Sort
siASbb No 81 81 ..sassl:,s ,naq.s Of
1lso Iarn,.s.d Rooms And kisshsn M 81 suisssIs foi
GSses no = s1se or In salts. No. - Missouri a'
FTaFlsaED ROOMS FOE RINT-A. No. ass
RnoA Ross Rass ss,:1 Eos; a # r1.::
& : q - ss
The e 1e
Aofies With yard room for wagons. noil cost
For EINIaTHo ne..l.;fu.ni.hed PAeLoRs,
sp 1ssuiis .s 10 S'f foasss.ass % s9ss street. %
II Fs% III s;z
we'll and comfortably Furnn he'd, in . retired ADD
sns E.
ts,ieo e, q kS ads. Or shs,sn vim Tsesvsd
Esene Co.. eoinsl q iosS ana N n sss. s,sss o.
IMARDIAr1 POSSESSION. : -
One .hrss-.tor, BRlok Rousp, 4 roo M! IL Il.
west =
t.ls. ;saSi.s.s sIs1 s4.. Island
9s 9sh Building Lot business stand corner Pa av
Y91nisasd P.rlors with piano, near rrs.,ury De.
Eight small houses for sale. Lots. Lands, Farms,
Il ..:,s:
T Of an sst.oiisS3snt doing . business % now equal
to any place in W.shingta;nn {, j. This u . Of yu,iis
RstSossae Of ,hs esinspsi so.si: q tbs ssY. ie
Of s1 to
to go Into the Restaurant and 0rdinarv Business
Gt OF t ss.
can be found our in this city. Apply to Star Office.
aANDsoME FURNIsHsD ROOMS 70 RENT
=. 81 fer gentlemen only, at No. s52 sixth street,
pet ID ana L. no 10 iw*
RooMs TO LET.-A large Prolt Room, ons of
the finest In the city. and in every way one of
applying st 44s street, near the POST once.
no 1u-7t'
E'ARM PoR sALE-on the Washington Branch
ror Bss1ie staton eontan,ns 6 asrss nts snd
large orchard, and good water clo.s to ths house
phs Ss.s iH HaHH 81 ss
S srt lumber yard sth street wharf, or of o HEW
II I 9th street wharf. T'i~+
FOR sALE-A valuable LOT, y feet front, on
acres, lS miles from was 'inRton, Colesyille,
Nd . with two story Brick Dwelling, fine spring
and well watered Apoly to A. MOREHOUsE. No
63 street. corner of 18th. 0c Il -eoIms
sTARM Fob SALE-Eiehs miles fro N Navy Yard
i Bridge, near the Marlboro road. Containing
about Is acres. Is acres In wood the i'm pro vements
are, tvs story dwelling, nearly new. with seven
rooms, closets. DC. small stable. Price 81 900
ois si sslds Prince George county M.S;lssd ss
EeR RENT-RURNIsHED RoOMs-A suite of
Il handsomely Furnished Parlors and Bed rooms
In one Of the most desirable and pleasant situations
street vest eide. nns 2ws
L,OR SALE Oh EXOHANGB.-Valuable Lands, |
l. Cultivated Fsrms Mill Property, In Ohio. Illi-
nos. Iowa, and Missouri, viii be sold cheap,
changed for Real Estate in Maryland, District 90
lum bia or the 10y al part of Virginis or would
change for personal property Inquire No.
Law Building, Rifth street, or address Box 1893,
Post Ufice, Washington, &C. oc 4-lm
EURNIsHID ROOMS TO LET ct $50 Twelfth
T. street, between g and 1.-Two lower story
PARLORG, or one PARLOR and large BED: ROOM
adjoining, both we'll furnished also. several BED.
ROOMS. The location 10 one OF the most desirable
In Washin gton, and within five minutes walk Of
Wiilatds and Knkwoods No children In the
bnuse se 2S-tf
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Tse nsp sisli b have ~ his mare as.in,
And All shs1l "a we'll - z 3

A know you will prevail tomorrow Tor An.
other reason, Like tho last one. IL is found.
ed upon moral instinct-the moral instiuc ct
which guides the people Of every country 70
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S NE ~ THE
TENTH 6TR1ET. ABOVE e,

FORD'S NE ~ THE
| TENTH sTR1RT. ABOyl 4.
also Of Holida, stiset TSssssr, Be- ssldnos..S d''
OPENING or THE C0ARDY SEASON.
THIS tMondAyl IV1NINa. Nov. ls,
First sppssranoe In Washins ston Of the varsatil,
rHl sfSsiif %SSb bAfslsss; shsf:Rs.
III Il HAhsf tss fsn'1. PEassSs sSSass'di'n'
and the IN ire Dramatic aud Musical Corps.
~Hrs TV5N1Na.
1d1 NoBLlMANp DAUGHTER.
Ssulia, Gaan sss ae oairviils. Miss Imma Web,
a.s Il. Sy
ADA Ms5a " AFR z. oTT YfyS % oSLR4or,R, sL4S6
With sonss. D.ness. JIG. .ste.
orOvER'9 THEATER,
PenHsylvdhid Arenne. neGr WilLdrds- Hotel
e +. 9th; America Stag.
s,. ii, 1RIs Fl tMsona.,, No s1 EVENING: y No, IS.
" toT,e,l play ,nti,lsd
en M 4AkkrisAES xsB = 3 fhf I dzm
aS,,,t 1hs Bloody Queen MIS-
hhesI t. The Asssswsn.tion; The False Accusation
q H.r, Tsas4 q sSs
Act III: womsn's Love, Revolt Of tho People.
sas e, o;4 Life
g. s ..as. SIsis..I: oh:i.; ss.t; q!
Door. epes a. ovsrta.s at " ''''' ''A''
CANTERBURY HALL
H h3s1o L }e4sFEkBggssYY::, }ee4sFEkBgsY:, rHksTsa AHP
Rear of N. honal and Metropolitan Hotels,
7nr HIGH Fl sisss t1 A.Ss'lsHs EST s1sGa 1h,mp
BY THE GREl4 bkSMx4 II tAsr x4Is cnEtss
I" HI s.: :s ss ass.,s S:
71i S. ''A sEiE 7Is s.1: Irish
IL IL pssss:s
NEW PICr URFsoUE BALLET.
Rssst'ol Es.'s ,.ArrrEsTsF TFh fL1us1os G5,s.as tss
IHtroducins al Ihe Ladies' cf the Company
THsssEArc cosps OF 1rHroPrAs COMEDIANS,
MURRAY, WILLIAMS, &c.
aB0 H. EDSSON
In New Ccmi, Sonas and Characters
Doors open at 7; perfarmancs at E. quarter before
O'Clock ADMISSION Is and 81 cents
POPULAR FAMILY MATINHE
no 10 ot SATCh hDAY APTERN OON
PRoFEssoR p. FIsHER,s
COTILLON BAND
mr. Fisher takes great pl. asure to anuouncs TO
his friends and public that he ha. organized iat,
Cotillnn Band for Ba Is and Parties He re- 1tiIN
spectfully solicits 8 libsr. share Of public SSX
favor. Residence co-ner of Penn avenue and nth
streets, Eurooean House. or to l.. RICE, 2JJ
Penn. ave. bet. 18th nd Is b. no l3Irs&
4 ,u1t 1tUnIbIA CUnN AND STKINH BANU.=
~ The undersigned res pectfully announces Ek
to the public, that he is ready to furnish Musici
for Priyste Parties Balls. Pic Mics, Pa.ades, FL
Exhibitions. ETC., with any number X Musiciars
required, At the shortest notice leaving orders
at John 1sem AMI, corner Of Pepnsyly ania avenue
and 4th street east. HENRY ISlMAN
seq 3m<
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BY G. MeaUIsl L CO., Auctiousers.

,V y. NcuU1hB @ GU, AuctiOnseFs
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON SfRHnT
kEAR TIE Posr grFIoE DEpARI,Tvsr, Al
PuBLIo AuorIos.-On TUESDAY, AFTERNOON
soy, Der 2tth, atI O'Clock. on The premtses We
sasu ssh: The y hole of Lot No. in Square No 4o6
ron,ipg % fset on street north. between sth and
slisy be Lot VIII bs sold In two parts of Is feet
'front.' each The west half is improved by 4 sub
stantiAl Three story and BAsement Brick Dwelling.
hossc; the sst half is unimpr owed
Iss Iocs ton OF this property liu the imm ediate
vicinity OF the Patent Office and Post Oh Depart
nents, in des rable po,itton for private resi-
osnee or TOR oce purposes, render the sale orthy
Terms cash.
Title inoisputsble
d. A. BURR, Attorney for Owner,
nol3 eedd J. G. McGI A. CO An. ts
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TRIEsMAR-Protsstsd by Royal Letters Patent
i of Ens land. AID secured By the seals Of the
leols de Pharmacie dc Paris. and the Imperial
COLLEGE of Medicine. Vienna
Triebmar No. ! IL the efectuAl remedy for Relax
stion, epermAtoY rhGa. and Exhaustion Of the Sys-
tenn. TrieEmArNn has entirely superseded the
nauseous use OF CopAiya, Cubebg, DO. TrieAm6r
No is the infallibe remedy for adj Impurities and
Secondary Symptoms, thus obviatins the use Of
mercury and all other deleterious Ingredients.
Each preparation 10 in the form Of 3 most sgreea.
BILE LozsnEe. Secured from effects OF climate and
changes OF atmosphere in lin cases, at So each,
four S3cases in one for 80, and In "a cases thus
saving o., Divided in separate doses 9 admins
Wholssae and retail by DR.. BARROW, No. 194
Fe ). La sisS FORD No. $50 p.
corner llth street. no IL 3ms
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AUCTION SAI,E<
FUTURE DAYS.
By 10. MCGUIRE I co.. A, ellen ..rs.

0y -. ". moe tAh3 q W. At 0u0n 'sf6.s
TEusTEsS Sab VI lWo sALuADL1
Hg9EL.-0n tn Q RSDAY AHTERN0ON, Nov, ,l0fh,
attns Aucticn coms Of O. ID Ms6uife d Co.,, cor.
,. Io.h and SIS. at o'clos By '. .rtue Of deed
IN IS.r no Is olos sa na ss s1ss ssa Sns e
the and reeoscs for Washington county, d. a.. i
sAall sell Lots numberpd IS and 81, in HaV,s suh.
division Of rart Of = Mount Pleasant, ffonfina
ss.h about feet ON . ysnth street continued
continued
Terms cash.
Cost Of eonvey.neins at ths expense Of purchaser
BY !. =. Mutt GInk d 90. Auctionssrs,
VALUABLE BUILDI-9 LOTS AT TaE
CONNER OF solfB D AHD SECOND STREETS Al
10 mes Me: berry Gsa,diap ef heiss " McSher,V
mary Z MeSheny, and James e Nc cStsrtp Haisov
Asrs V 1homas C.rrbeyy, deceased In , ,rsusnoe o,
Fl 81 2SSss f.
ana 90, rmsd by the Honorable Supreme Oourt III
s..d District, in the matter Of the above named
E. asd das Of on sss Dr:g non
StSloie and Ha!usble vaeaut Propsrty situA .Ad a
the corner of stset north and st cond street vast
Sfst inches on D street and I7n feat inahe e. on
Second street, divided into four buiidfng iots
fronting each 2a feet loh inches on street And
rann'ng oack iso to an alley and two irontius l7,S
on - ses ,nG street, id running back i67 feet
FERNS One fourth of the purchase money cash,
And the residne in three equal instalnsnts, pa.
nen,s. in TIE and
s,snr,d by assa Of trust on the lots other sp-
Srorea security; All eonveyancins and Stamps Ct
"'s1penss ansS Il fss 9usesa.sr Mdsnnppv
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Of PICTURl IRAMEe. GARD Dl yI1ItE
1RAMx9. PICTURE CORD, TA66ELS. NAILS.
60
All work executed promptly in the best manner.
Come and see at A52 7th street. opposite Patent
ONCE. IChronicle.] NO s.4tAwlW
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VI most complete Stock Of the above, at the
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ROTHROOKD.
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