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n- If Won read the Copperhead pap

re- If you read the C0Pperhead papers
YOU find there is no rejoicing inthem over TIE
victory of Sheridan. Why is this Who
can tell
Success to the rebels in arms IS success 70
Pendletons Party! and defeat TO the rebels
in arms is defeat to Pendleton's Party That's
the answer-and every thinking man knows
it is so.
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rA fine new stock of Fall and Winter
Cd. at Olmsteds. Ed. has just TetnTneu
f.on, visit to New York and has brought
with him .thousand-and-One things with
which to delig the eyes Of the ladies.
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.s@There will be a Grand Union Meeting
IN WeIlsviIe on Friday Of this week Co-l
,Jaoues. 1.-THE man who lately had an interview
with JEFF. Davisl, and Coy. Noble OF "iS'on-
sin, will speak. Let every wan in Potter VINO
car make it convenient, be present, and hear
these able champions of Freedom.
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re-. An order from the War Department
e,,ends all furloughs of sick and wounded o,
soldiers, who are now at home; until tne IN
~ November Letpersons seeing this inform
,ba soldiers in their midsl.
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Notice.

GrRvAylA. Potter Co, Pa. tug. l, 1863.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Charles Bu-
y shor. now or late Of this comfy, holding
the following described property, has not yet
paid anv consideration whateyertcr the same:
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur-
chase any Of said property Of the said Bushor
before the decision OF The Court is given in
this case AID c. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor
che following IS tie property,
Ist. A certain tract Of land near The Ger
mania Mil, in warrant 5O75, Abbott township:
Potter county, Pa, contaihing 100 acres
Also 25 acres il warrant 5078 and adjoining
the above.
md. 4 certrin tract Of land, with Mil and
improvements thereon, near Kettle Greek, in
warrant 1919, in Stewartson township, Potter
ccunty, Pa, containing about 204 acres.
c. Bushor holds also d7 trust warrant no.
250l, in Games township, Tioga county, Pa,
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines,
containing ESQ acres. -
If VIM EADDE.
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~ While Abraham Lincoln has at
all times, and under all circumstances,
exerted Ais influence to procure for the
soldiers in the field the right to vote,
George B Mcclellan declared in favor OF
Judge Woodward, (Copperhead,) Of
Pennsylvania, who decided against tie
right Of the soldiers to vote!
Soldiers please make note Of it.
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ma We publish on our first page a speech
of Alex. H Stephens, vice-preslaent Oh -
rebel government. Read ii carefully.
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ra Be careful how yoa vo:e2

Alex. H, Stephens says the Chicago Plat
form is a "Holy Light 10 the Rebellion,
Remember that the Rebel soldiers cheered
when they heard that !eelle Mcclellan was
nominated.
Do not, for your country's sake, vote so
that the rebels in arms can cheer over 1t.
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s@Don't forget the Mass Meeting at you
aersnort on the first Thursday in November
Some of the ablest speakers Of Pennsylvania
viii be present.
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The Maryland soldiers have aeRievd
one. Of the gradest victories of the war
They have lifted "the despot's heeI' from
the shore of their Maryland. Their vote
has redeemed their State from the curse
Of Slavery, and anchored it fast and for.
ever to the Union, whose cause, as the
old Continental Congress declared, sis the
cause Of human nsture." Their victory
shows that they, too, understand the
meaning Of this war. They perceive that
it is the armed insuIrection Of the priv
ileged few against the Iaboring many
They know the great slayeholder is the
direct rival of the free labore- who lives
By his daily wages. They know that
while the esysteu lasts permanent peace is
impossible ard. having learned in the ba:-
tie field and the Southern prison that the
tender mercies of slavery are cruel, they
they have. with one master blow, demo
ishcd the root of the war in the soil of
MARYLAND. 1t is indeed "a glorious vic,
tory" God bless the Maryland citizens
at the from. and the Maryland citizens at
home?
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ra- The Union majority, on JOINT O4iio''-I .,
the Pennsylvania Legislature next winter " "
he 33l Large enough for all pgacl'aI pu--
poses
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Hon. a. G. Olmsted received q votes
more than anv other man on the Union ticket
in Tioga. That we call complimentary
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Administrators Notice,

EETHEREAS Letters Of administration to
w the estate ofJAMES COTTON, late Of
Harrison township, Potter county, decd, have
been granted to the subscriber, all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them, duly au-
for settlement to
LEROY D. GOFF, Adu'r
CouderSport, July 90, 1864.
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SALE.

0NE Span Working-Eorses and Wagon
~ viii be Sold Cheap by the subscriber.
MRS. D. c. NELSON.
CoIesburg, Oct %, 1864.
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SPRING MILLS, ALLEGANY Co., n. Y,
ELIAS Horror, JR., Principal
Mrs. ADA WALEEE HORTON, Preceptress
Miss NELLIE WALKER, Assistant
Miss 4. \ TzATER. Teacher OF Music
The Fall Term connezces September Z.
The Winter Term Commences December Il.
The Spring Term commences March ..
Tuition from -Four 10 Eight Dollars.
Board 3 90 10 $50 per week.
The Principal having recently graduated at
one Of the first Commercial Colleges N the
State, IS thoroughly prepared TO teach Single
and Double Entry Bookkeeping Banking,
Commercial Law, &c, in as good manner
as II is taught II any Of the first Colleges IN
the Country.
Furnished rooms for seIf-boarding at low
prices.
For further information address the Pr;zci-
PAL or the undersigned.
WM COBB,
President Board Of Trustees
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rn See the change of time on the PhllaU
ona Erie Railroad. Trains run through 70
Erie.
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB
BINS / CO., Retail Dealers IN Groceries
aud Provisions,
oppositeD. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
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How the soldiers Feel.

So far as heard from the Soldiers from this
county have voted as follows;
For the Union, LOG
For the Copperheads,
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CLOT7HEVG.

This branch of our trade we call your aten-
on TO in particular, as we can and viii save
YOU 25 TO so per cent. Fine suits from $l2
to SIS. worth $50 to S25. Good black pants
for 81, 10, worth $3.50. Extra Doeskin 81, So
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26

We scofeld, Union, in the 18th district
has / ,3o2 majority for Congress.
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sS=Mrs. Nelson, Colesburg, offers lor SAFE
span tf working horses and fixtures.
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ssu CASH paid for Wood at this ONCE
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On the Course Again.
ID 1ren and so Teams EVaETed

TyVO 90 onto a Lumber job, two Eni1es above
& Bezezette, Elk county, Penn'a. Distance
from here. IS miles. None but GOOD Chop
pers and Woodsmen good Teams and Wagons,
are wanted Ready Sor men the first Of Octo-
Der; for teams, the 18TH. Steady work until
Spring. Pay for men: from $50 to $40 per
month and found. For good horse-team and
man, So per day and found. For good OK
team E2 per day and found The best route
to the Job is down the First Fork of the Sin
nemahoning creek and up Benefits Branch.
Euquire when there for my Foreman, 1fickaeg
Courtney. The Job is q good one to work
teams on. Forty Dollars per ton viii be paid
for all Hay brought in. Bring in g load
WALTON DWIGHT.
Cnnln-snnrt Pennta Sent II 1861
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pa See New Advertisements.
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SELkS,SHAWLS,&C.,

Of the Best AMI Latest Fashions, yer! low
Fine Merinos, Thibet, Wool, Brocha. Stella,
and most other kinds.
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local and General
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sPRIyG EEELLs ACADEMY.

CouderspoEt, Aug. s, 1864. Trustee
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TsiE WAR IN THE sOUTHWE ESr,
0th Shermans G.eaa Rasd-Dest~uctiof
OF MISUNDERSTANDING esarnrs

CINCINNATI, March She Com cercial,s
Chattanooga dispatch of the 9Th says:
All Is quIaI on tina from, except occasional
exchanges OF sho, between Ebe afivanc, ctvai-
r. picsefs. To-day large force OF Rebel cav.
airy appcared pefore Nickaiack Gap, an :lrrss-
90 oGr cavalry Ueserters arrive al the rate OF
3t II DAY. .t5H
l. special dispatch 10 the Gazette from Col.
un'bus says Gen. GraGt On bis way Z lst. in
CcN yefsaiion with q disting gnshef ono officer,
SITUATION OF military affairs, aud so5k. IN tn.
hiaiiest terms OF Sberman,s sSped .lion. which
nad gwen the rebel lion the sel erost blow SINCE
FicksbuTg. sherman has DESTROYED, forage lnd
provisions sufficient to su5si ist the rebsl army
1T, m three TO six months In one place he des-
uoyed oTef a. 0G,gEi worth of property, an
In other places immense ster 6. He hrou 2 bit in
large drove of cattle, several Thousand head
on mules, SGao negro-s s, over 409 prisoners. with
triiing loss of men and Inateria!s on onr side
HcPherson's corps from guard duty alone-Ihe
Mlsslssippl ana restored il to active service IS
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FROM GEN.sHEaMAN's ExPEDtTI0S
sherman RPported at Vicbshnra

CINCINNATI. March s.-An officer arrived at
caro- Yesterday, direct frCm Nicksburg. who
coirobo1ates the Rebel stories regarding the re.
turn OF Gen. Sherman's expedition % Jackson
he says that q portion of SherInan's force is
marchin already hr Nicksburg, with small
amy of negroes, and a large lot of muIes.
hofses, hoes, cattle, &c. These are the .spoils
they take on the way. Rebel rumors say that
toi. L orrest was killed in one engagement with
Skerman's expedition.
CAIKo, March e.-Passengers by the steamer
Irminary, from Nicksbprg on the 3D. INST saw
mat Sherman and his army are there
me sleaner Fanny. from Memphis OIL the
9TH, brought two hundred and forty bales OF
cotton. The election there passed OF quiz y,
resulting in the choice Of a majority OF con.
serSatiye candidates.
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his is sll they viii know be Is buried hutisX
Ihat be fitted the mission npon which he can =
lie wss swept throueh n the city OF Richmond
on pine bier, and "writtsH his nanle'' nu the
s,roii of infamy. instead ~ "on the hesrts OF
Lis counIrymen," never to bs erased He
sskso tns blessing OF Alma hty God" on hi !,
"a SION OF rapins, muYaer and blood, and shs
a lhishty cursed him instead EHsE
Johh A Hogan, who acted as Dahlcren's
Piioi, mas oeen confined in Libby ana IL in in IL
! sffd ina he VIII be hung p 8E
incehdiary confiagraticns, causing destruc-
,iSn 81 iaTee ainof'nts of property, are reported
ny he Tebsl papers. -, =,
The SeaaaeE has alec the foIloyvi,c itep,s.
4 { tie sale CT stocks Sesterday there as Z
another ecIihe, Bidding was sineulartvist-
fSl and yaciiiating, eut tending dowpws-ds
inrf uEhoDt The sale. Buyers seem uneertaiu
II rot be ewiloered we DO not see why.
The Raifieh Standard has been revived ana
It's tolter, Mr.. Holder, announcing hirasesf a
candidate for Governor s4e.Sr I'|TS
Massacre Of Prisoners Recommended
lhs Richmond papers are fuil OF accounts cr
taf regent raid OF General KiipatF,ck The
Examine OF Me nday says that CCI Dahlgren
vi hilIed at Walkerton, and had two bullets
in his head, two IN his body, and one Ia his
hand. His body had been stripped naked, and
was lying In the road. - .---F = > ;
4 mum Der of our men were captured, and, the
hig at Nc Sssay says hat they should not be
IRE afed as prIsoBeIs of war, but "thdt this au',
should not 90 Goncn erery nalffi tasa
is 1toaon 10 aionss from the ednaoss msoatk"
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W LA' ANtSfh'LCr
Assistant Adjutant Ganera Al

- a teamster with the Cumberland ARM q
not long ago stuck in the mud, ard he let fly a
stream OF profsne epithets that would have as
tonished .our army IN Flanders" even. A chap
lain passing at the time was greatly shoos.,t
my friend said he to the tsamstar, "do
you know who died for sinners !''
'D-n your conundrums. Don't you see IN
stuck in the mud %
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eF We occasionally read strange stories
about certain people who have never seen cer-
tain things. An exchange tells OF q roman
who has never yet seen 4 locomotive, although
she is able to be about and live within forty
rods OF 4 railroad. We think we can beat thar,
for we know OF an octoeenarian who has NJ YER
seen steamboat a locomotive even a
Briga6ier General-having the misfortune to
be totally blind Cineiarati Commercial
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New Hampshire Eipet;nus

CONCORD, March 9, 1890, A M.-Returns
from l55 towns give Gilmore 80, III, Harring-
ton 2l,2s2, scattering 81, Gilinore's majority
is 5,SS5.
The Republican majority in the House will
be about eighty. Ten or twelve Senators elect
are Republicans, and all the Councillors
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AUCTION SALES.
gUrUPE DAYS.
Rvy q Nc3ITIRR = no sr,.in,

By o. MCGUIRE i Co, Auotioneers.
DgREaPToEY SALE OF VAUAeLE VACANT
Il LoTs IN LES fIssF WARD --0n FRIDAY Az
TERN los March isth at, CLOCK, ON ths prem;
ikes, roms rcing with the irst PANIED, Sd sill ssl
tie following vacant lots lyisg II the Firtt Ward,
viz: -.
Part OF Lot No. s. in Square lGs fronting II feat on
Nertn street, bstween Eighteenth and Nine
teents streets.
Lot 8, ssnsrs No S. fronting 8 Get on Tren.ieta
street west between and f rtrssts n3rth
Lotl, Eqsste %, fronting ai feet "a icclea az
Ham psaife svsr1e, at its inFsr4setioB siE
Tse4Ly fourth stgeSt and BorGG street.. 81 d tf
On North l street near Txsngy fourt1.
Los 8, IA SqrsrG 50. froLtins - esE n Nsy HEIn1
shire svsnue, between North st1aeG .li the
.'Cireis I"
lots end Square 81 jrocrfnG cash 81 fe,t 20 ia
ahes on Norm Fl street a. tas aora3r of T~an
fy y-tfirl street wast ......E
Lot IL, sa7are 42. fronting s3 feet srcAss T~er-
ty ihird stTear, between c a.a Il streets north .
Lots and hslf C G. in square 80. 5, oa street
anG Twenty til strass, rear tbs corner of
twenty s. Vsnth and streets
Lot SGusre ASs fronting fG fSet North sfrest,
hetEs ep RtP etespth and Nineteenth strssts.
f.rms one tsird cash, the rem&in1 IN sax and
Twelve months with interest, secured by deed OF
trust On the premises
Convsyaacss ct cost ostte purchaser.
mhS-d j. &. Mst7UiRE & GO. Auetz.
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Union Triumph ia Camden, New Jersey,
PHILADELPETAs March 9-The Union party
have achieved complete victory in C4Inr3en
to-day, tlectinE their Candidates for Mayor
Aldermen, and the whole ,ouur.} u xat
In Salem county the Demoeriat,c majority Is
much reduced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-10

rS-Mrs. and all the little Misses john Mitch
ell returned home to Richmond recently. They
had 10 leave ail their pretty clothes on the
steamer which was burnt to avoid our cruisers
and take to the shore in a long boat
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Recruits Wanted
TO PILL
THE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR vETERANs,
1862,
s32s Of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY foR NEW REGRUITs,
$45e,
S2a5 Of which will be paid in advance.
E. BoUATy FOB coLoRED RE0RUITs.
$3.50,
Paid I'm ad vance,
PERSONS wIsHtNa TO TNLIsT
VIII apply to any Of the following
RECRUITING oFYIoERs:
s.s. BABER.
Engine Hall, near the Market, On PennsyIv.nis
avenue. between Seventh and Kiath streets.
@. HYDE,
Conner of Fourteenth and Nav YORK avenue.
@. a. KEASBEY,
e street, nesr corner Of RinetssntA Acd Penn
sylTania avenue.
J.C PARKER.
Corner Of High and pznbareon streets. George
Town.
c. G. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
appointed Recruiting Officer.
EzERY 4. sUEaETZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
1911 District of Columbia
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MORE REBEL ATROCITY

TIE REBEL PRESS ON THE KILPsTRICR
AND DAHLGRES RAID
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

MAYORS OFFICE.
N1 9EoRGRrowN D. O.,
- March ssh, 1884
Notice is hereby given that An c action will take
pace IL this Town on MONDAY, the lIth instant,
for one uen ber OF the Board Of Common Council,
to FIJI . vacancy therein
nh94t henry ADDISON, Mayor.
NABINl's DANCING ACADEMY.
AVA UEION HOTEL, GEoRGETowE.
fIof. MAkINI has the honor 20 announces 20 tae
ladies and gentlemen of Gaorgetoen that he "A
viii eommsroe a nsr quarter for l.diss, ~
mssss and matters Wsdnssday March f3NA
9th. During this quarter MIN wiltslaA
prtE.ls Lis pgliln for ais Grand Floral Msy Bali.
E&I,tlem ems class VIII commence On Wednesday,
March 9Th, 1854.
Gays sad hours of tuition for ladies, misses and
masters, Wed nesoay and Saturo sy from to ..
For gentlemen, Wednesday and Saturday from TO
10 p. m, @---- ..-'a-. rs ... ~
For particulars apply at the academy during
school hours. .-.s -.-.. .... -. nh saw
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LATE NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH.
FURTHER FROM MISSISSIPPI

THE REBEL GENERAL FORREST CLAIMS 4
VICTORY OVER SHERMAN
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SCRC'3 NEW THEATER.
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Av.
PoSITIvELY TIE LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
. OF
. BRILLIANT ENdAGEalNF


BRILLIANT e 'sassaaAenassr asa
nR. J. 8. CLARKE.
'ho VIII FRS ffRRfNssfs fsvEN1Na. March IA 1851.
IN GRAND DoUsLA PERFORMANCE.
~ xsD MES. o M. waLcoT. .Jn.,
seH Tha ahc Gu ful strsn 9Th @ OF the O mp.ny.
stone Is admirable ,gsGss qeEsdy IF pIrr
To conclude With the same authors glorious
~ MARRIED LIFE
M To Hsnrs mn pose; n; Ns 5s o,arhe
:. oClsrEe. ss 9 VIII appear rs Asa rrsnohsrd in
'A' o'HsoS 06a 81 AMERICAN oouzrN,
q originally acted By hian n this city, and in two
othsr iaug ughabe piecss.
onaas 's's s is'j'fs' Il sef iSlr.n' '''''
GROWERS THE ATER, q
tsennsgsva::s Avssse, nsGr TilJGrds H9teS
Also Of Inc New oasstaas st. Fhe.tsr, piaaas0f paiis
GRAND aALA MIGHT
hfIsf Mau1EN 4 IN skr NJ GIN g. CRANE
'0' Vh'sa s. iS0R Sfas "a AND MRS. Hoons
Ihs skess es5ss!Sa sSsTs TIE ASSISTANT
sE9nhEaSNY n,i sH ssRdIp y sTsFE MES an ssRARD
S Rant. Iafsf afafs as AHb rkmlLYo. mfYo
s,u have ssesssa h0S; and sisniasa tsiE Of
sfe o. casor and hy particular re equestof the above
olht1ps ct8ked psrsopages, ~
M h B WIN corn.
terof RI ftIsRN III
hr, -erover has s5irs;tso th attendance for this
NV Chestnut street. Theater, Phiisd eIptia. who
eilI Conduct the Grand Orcne.tra
III Gkk I'D" ~ BDUfH
Tomorrow pipht, last tins positively of Hr,
Be- th ID his great rsracter o.
H INLET .s
WANTED Thirty Young Ladies for the Grand
Spectacle of the
= sEyEn sIsTEgs,
WHICH II now In preparation and will ehortly be
prlCuc.d
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TELEGRAPHiC NEWS.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPA r:HEs.l
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THE WEEKLY. STAR.

; This ssc.;asnt F,Aaly ana News iosrns,,
containing greater Sarisy OF Interesting
reae ing than can be found fn any other. n
pueisshse on friday mornins Aaa EssEw
II Invariably contains the "washirgton
News" that has made the daily Evrxiss
STAR circulate 90 generally throughout -tne
country. y.------
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rEVRIEsMA Ar Projected BY Royal I.attsss pssspt
/ o. Ens land and sscured By lbe aesls AZ fha
scola &c Phsrraacie de PARIS, ana the Imperial
College 81 EedIcipe, Vienna
TEieaE1Gf No. lis tie efactasi Iennedy fcr Relay
st3aa, bperrnst and Exhaustion OF the SYs
teEl. Trisfner No. has entirely su perssded the
rxufeous uae Of Cepaivs, CubsDs, 60. Trissm AZ
10. is the iDfs.li bic remedy for all Impurities snS
bss5naaTy syrapto ms. thus obviatng the use Of
mercury I'd all OTHER deietarious ingrsiients
s.sn p, sparation IS 3n the form OF most ag-eea
BILE Lcxepge. Eecured from effects of climate aud
changes OF atmosphere, in tin cassg, at "a each or
foar 33 cases IN one ser 80, and In S27 cases TINS
seving @9. Divided in Esp parats doses as sdnainIs
tered By Valpesn, ksllemande, Aoux, &C., DO
wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW, No sg4
eIasi Se BE- lad % also ofs. .. FORD. No aso Pa. Az
sorner 1Ith street. NH 3 snoz "
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i UCTI0N SALE OF O0SJ EMNED HoRS93
WAR DEPARTMENT. OsyALEv BUzEAu,
OftCs Of Chief [gtsRrfsr master.

0esCs Of Gait [ltartsrgaostsY.
WIN, WasatngtoH, u. e. Feb, -, IS5i
- -. pS SEQ az p1tGc auction, 10 tse hts-st bid
oSs: - N .he PLACES sad dates 1sassd bslo viz
A. - ~: ktnna.. S1 EUfses, Friday, Al Harch
Stk hareh S@a'' ''' AAo'sD's AA0nN@'
~. Al Aitoors, Psurs, so Horses, Friday, uth
,s5h 80 rev sruasWick, ~, 500 Horses, TUESDAY
A. Esston, Peana., $40 Horses, Friday, 18th
At Newark, N. J.. SO Horses, Tuesday. 2ai
a.. 4. Lebanon. Penna., SO Horses, Friday. 18th
A. WiIEetbsrrs. Psnsa so1 Horses, Tuesday, 9Th
These Eorfe5 have been ccn 1ennsd ss urs+ far
Tie Cavalry service o. - $ United Ststss ArTav =
For rosd and farm roses MANY q sood hsrr.ins
msy be hst. SO
Eo ses viii be sold SIN gIy. Stew
sass to begin 81 10 .. and sontiEus daily till
al sold - 80 ~ ~
,etns cash, Ia United states Treasury Notes
our. JAMRS A EKIT
les As Caief Qusrtermas.es, Cavalry sureau
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4 UcrION BALE OF CONDEMNED sTo0K

GALE OF CONDkhNaD hoRs Eo AND HULE3
CHEF QUAETERAASTa's OFFICE
Depot Of WdshsHetca
PIShj1RtOa -. C., Fen. a. 1874
VIII he sol1 ~ public auction at the OarrsIs
nssr the ObserS stltv, IN tle citY OF wash stC1
u Z. on WEDNESDAY, March 9, 1854. aai on
"WEDNESDAY. March %. 1854, . lot of
HORSES AND mCLES
eoodempea a. unit for public service,
Sales TO CON me1ss st 10 O'Clock a. m Z
Terms cash in GoEe1n-oent fan1s.
D H. RUCFEg
Brig. Gen. aud Chief = uartsrIn sister .
fe AID De DOT OF Washington
i UCTION SALE OF OOsI EMNED HDRSg5
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1886 prizes... amounting to SsT8,i7
| Ticksts $40; Hs:vss S5; Quarters S:1z; Eisbths
SE4.
For information or orders addrsss
SIMMONS, R0GEES & CO.,
nh TSu@ New York
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vAR!E VARIETIES;
gsosTIsG Perm. ATEaUa AND NIsIH srs,
ALL TIE GREAT STAR TRnu pa TO NIGHT,
ALE kBW-kVkRi AgP kEH-NEW
AkI kII&TES-NSS ~ STY.EO OF
1ETEGTAIt, MIN :.
The gre Psajoist OF tha zorIt
NH J. THOMPSON.
Last three Estt Is of
MILE LIMA WINDEL
The n atc hles5 yeurg actress,
MIsS MAGGIE FRiEL,
aEd the fIoup cf @Isfs,
FEkk Il KEHES, Bob HALL.
KITTlB LIE. MEL EETZ,
maGGLE VENOM. MAGGIE 1ILsOy,
4NsIA ELI Mt Re, MR. Fs.ANCIR
NEDkESDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE
EensfI of nr. Barry Kieiser
FRIDAY, E1arch II. 1854.
To night fitzEjnar3Gns' Comic Drama of the
tTROLiN4 lkISRM4N;
0R, TEE WOMAN IN pANTALGOAS,
~ IL preparation, Fiiz simmoas' new copygi shted
pTEl1s, the eathor nf over twenty successful
per fnrE "a in his city. This local and graphic
FEMALE PIuKPooKEr
WAsulNG TON a....
q Dramatic Panorama OF tha inRits and outside
CT tbs high and low life in the Capital.
Prices, So and is cents Private Soxes, e5 mh7