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SheriH's Sale.

kb1reetaI from the Wavne Common Pleas Court
vii axp,>e ~ Puhl.c sale 1t the Cour. House door
IN Ccutrcvllle Wayne County. luiiana. the 2Ist iav
Of MAJ. Iosf between lie hours Of 10 o'clock \ n
and clock T. NJ. s1il day the following pertv
to-WIt:
The South halt If las Number Two = and fifteen
Is. IN tire original Plat 1t tire Town Of Newport
Wavae COUNTY fuiisDa. The same e he sold as tie
r,rrtv Of Jesiiah Price satisfy sad execution IN
ny hand. in favor st jams, Neel
JOHN n. PANSON. Sh'f W c
April =, 1854 pr S2,oo7 Its
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Over Eight Per Cent. Interest

il currency AMI are Of equal convenience as perna
mentor temporary investment.
It's believed that securities eflr great induce
meuts to lenders As the various descriptions Of [.
5. Bonds In all other forms Of Indebtedness the faith
or ability Of private parties stock companies
separate communities only is pledged for payment
while for the debts of the United states the whole
property Of the country is holden to secure the pa
Of both principal AMI interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscrbey for in sums from
$50 up to any magnitude, the sam, terms, and are
thus made equally available the smallest lender and
tie largest capitalist. They be converted into
money any moment and tie holder will have .he
benefit Of the interest
1t may be usef, to state in this connection that the
total Funded Debt Of the United States on which in
tare>tis PAYABLE in gold the 81 day Of March 1854
$96s 900. Tie interest ON tlis debt for the
coming fiscal year viii be sa5937,I2f while the Gus
revenue gold for the current fiscal year. ending
june 30t, 1864 has been far at the rate of over
100000 900 per annum.
1t will be that the present gold revenues
Of the Governmeht largely in of the
Of the Treasurer for the payment Of GOLD interest,
while the increase Of the tariff VIII doubtless
raise the annual receipts from customs On the same
amount Of impor:,tions, to slj.00O,Ooo per annum.
Instructions to the National Banks acting as loan
agents issued from thu United States Troasu
ry until Marc %, but the first three weeks of April
the subscriptions average tlan TEN MILLIONS
\ WEEK.
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oyou Smokep-Fora tirst-rate cigar,
at as reasonable price rs can be expect
ed. 90 10 Plummer 4 kelley's Drugstore.
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Mail Change. revised table At the
head OF our local columns.
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Isaac Stephens Freleglck Butter
hel,l. Ezra Wheeler Thomas H.
Faiie. surviving executor - pa Complaint for APP
Nd Lea. GIlbeFI Howell. FrgSier
lex Lacy. jos r Vaeanuu Tbs PaiutAcnt Of 4
Merchant ( Manufacturing i4>u-
rance Comp aud \. VI. Searles Trustee. IN the
Plaintiffs.
Vs. place o George
The Cincinnati + Chicago AIr Line
Rail Road Company. Formerly Carlisle, dee d.
known a. The Newcas;le and
Richmond Railroad Company
aul the unknown Bond holders
ot the Newcastle < Richmond ". 4tot-
Company Defendants
Whereas the Plaintiffs, this 2dth day Of April 1851,
fled Their -7zptasul IN The above cause, AMI affidavit
that the names and residence of the Bond holders nlsn
TONED Sare unknown to the plaintiffs bat that they
were believed generally be uon-rgsideats 81 the
Site ct Iu8ara Netce ! therefore given to the
Cincinnati ana Chicago Air Linz Rail Raal company.
aI II All holders three hundred Bonds tor r.ou
sand dollars each executed and delivered ~ the New
castle aud Richmond Ran Road company n sand State,
ga ta 18th dav ri February 1>62 jos. II. Narnnun.
Of the city ami State ot y \ an George Carlisle at
the City Of Cincinnati ONO. bearing seven per eSnt.
Interest and payable on the 18th dy If fehru-
arr. lSjTto he and appear the term Of san L
court - b. holden tin fast Mouiay o. rs II August.
a the Court House teuIerEilie in tie county OF
WAYNE aforesaid. ami answer - the above complaints
ana in default Of their appearance. the cause will be
heard and AetaIua sd IN their absence.
$500 Witness, SAN. b. ~CHLAGLE Clerk
sal. q said Court aul the Sal thereof. the
'~- 4dth DAY of April IslI-
I2iN $500 SAN. 4. SCIILAGLE, OK N.G-C.
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Diarrhea and Dysentery.-We have exam ne
great nunber % letters from o. The most prom
ineut citizens Of Cincinnati and Coyngton etc. SPEAK
ing in tie highest terms of DIR. sIrickanis Anti
Cholera AlxtuTe for tie cure Of cIarrn2 AiI ~
tcrF. The letters are TOO long 10 publish Nr y ofSl-
% Covlngtun saws he was pronounced lacuTh- oy ne
best doctors Cincinnati and one bottle % IT. LFe
lnis Anti Cholera Mixture effected FrIninc1t cure
after suffering cor months with tie worst form y olAF
rlea and I yseEterv.
Another SAYS be was discharged from the nIi-d
States service after suffering the hospital for n1ons
Incurable. aud last resource tired ~tIlcaE,ii
Ant Cholera Mixture he got well directly ana has No"
entered the army again IN good health INC ma
writes lac has curei eight very Dad cases OF
diarrh1ra and dvsenterv IN the barracks he was IN P"
one bottle Of tins valuable medicine. II iact We couAd
nil half par with sin lar items from these tf ;
Why does not government secure fAs Fa4g4.ie
preparation Our army ought 70 Dc suFpt3el WIKI II
IL IS but short time since @! cur ul ll IN > VsTa
low condition at one or our Cincinnati Hospitals. las
wife for, the doctors oon-i iert us an n Pc
less case She, however, gave him STRICKLAND ANTI
Cholera Mixture, and in three weeks he was abLe 10
return home with his wife to New k4eEmand, oHl'.
We hope all tie soIers VIII put bottle 81 II IN Their
knapsacks. it NAV them some OF their G. n
tle
THE GREAT DICRETTc.
HEMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DTCFETIe-
THE GREAT DIJRETIC
AMI pe.i;iye and Specific remedy for Diseases Of tie
Bladder, hlaneFS'
Gravel DrupSy,
And ali Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
See Advertisement in another column Cut out and
send for the Medicine at once.
LEW coUNTERFEIrs-
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which derositaries of Public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country acting agents Of the Ma
tionaI Dopostary Banks, viii fuanish further intor-
nation application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY To SUBSCRIBERS.
ia m
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK

by authsrity received from the Treasurer
Of the United States, bearing date MAJ gath.
1854. ..TIIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND, INDIANA is desisna-
ted ~ n s.Depository Of Pnblic Moneys
and Financial Agent of the United Stntes,'
and il thereby qualified to
Receive Deposits of Public Money,
SUBSCRIPTIONS
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u. S. 1910
BONDS!

These Bonds arei>saed under the Act o. Congress o.
March 5th, 1854 which provides that al Bonds issued
under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
By or under any state or municipal authority Sub
scrptons these Bonds are received in United States
notes or notes Of National Banks. They are TO BE
REDEEMED IN COIN, a, the pleasure Of the Coz
ern-nt at am period ,,ot !s's ssan taoa
forty years from their date and until their redemption
5 PER CENT ISEREST WILL Be PAID IN COIN
Bonds Of not hundred dollars annually and
on all other Bonds annually The interest is pay
bic on the first days of March and September in each
year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered Bonds
corded on the books OF the [. =. Treasurer and
he transferred only the owners order Cu:on Bonds
are payable bearer, and are more conveniea. for
commercial uses.
Subscribers this laon will have the option Of having
their Bonds draw from March ls by paying the
ACQUIRED interest in coia- or in United States notes or
the notJs OF National Banks adding fifty per cent for
premium eccige thcra drawing interest from the
date of subscription and deposit As these Bonds
Exempt from Municipal or State Taxation
their value Is increased from three per cent per
anuum accorln. To &c rate of tax legies IN various
,4f
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Appointment of a Trustee.

S,n.e Of Iadiana, * II the Wayps Circuit
Wayne County. Court. FsI Term. ISL.
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:ato an association ~ ths election o, tia fol-
loving ofceEs: 4
Pres dent, Geo: A. sess,oru; Vice Precedent.
Treasurer, George Bayiiss.
The chair called for the reports Of the COM
0ittees, when Mr. William Toppin, on behalf
drafting a nsti.ution and by. lave, r ade =
verbal report BY stating that according 70
agree rnenf portion OF the committee met. bu.
there being but three members present they
Asd not performed the duties ASSIGNED 10 them,
and he therefore asked that the Committee be
discharged. He tEIr. Toppin. was a yeung
hands placed upon the committee. LF-.
The committee vas accordingly discharged,
Ard new one appointed, as follows: Messrs.
Joseph Austin, VIM .Goods, Thomas McGrath,
v m. TCppip, and Patrick Henry.
On motor, the following committee was ep.
pointed to fix scale Of prices 70 be adopted
~ the association: Messrs Thomas Casey,
rher Smith, Michael Carmichael, Uriah Har.
Iison, John Gsnther, George Sessford, and
Enoch Heard. -. -
prepared TO report on Tuesday evening, the
Goth inst, TO which time the meeting stands ad.
jonrnsd. :. --.. & =
TEE DEATH OF ME-. RIvEs.--At q meeting
OF the Columbia Typographical Society OF
Washington, held last evening, Aprii ii, the
following preamble and resolutions were
Whereas the rnerrins will of Almighty God
has stricken down the noble form aud stiiled
the generous heart OF him who has ever been
the printers kpdest aud most faithful friend
And whereas in the death Of John q. Riyes
hi country must mourn q severe loss, this
community lament the fall OF one OF Its most
worthy ornaments, and orr society be deprived
OF its firnegt supporter, whose life furnishes
bright example Of sterling worth, OF the sue.
cess OF industry, enterprise. aRd virtue, and
whose ennobling disinterested acts Of public
and private mnnidcence present all the charac-
tsr1stics OF man worthy our study and ni-
.tatiOn Therefore, be F.. =
R.solred, That this Society, while submis.
siSaly yielding TO the decree Of Omnipotence,
feels with unfeigned sorrow the sad necessity
which has bereft us of our old and well tried
b+nefactor. SER
Resolred further, That to the family OF the
deceased, who mourn the loss of such kind
ard adectionate father, we offer our most
sincere coincidence.
Resolred further, That as An humble te sitmo.
NAL OF esteem, we will As semhle at the Govern
ment Printing Office Square At one o'clock, on
the 18th instant, to attend his funeral and also
that copy OF these resolutions be commuuf.
Gated TO the family of deceased.
WIN. II. McLEAB, President
j. &. PROCTOR, Recording Secretary.
APPOINTED Postmaster Bowen has Al.
pointed lgpatius +. N udd letter carrier IN the
Washington City Once, In place Of J. r. Nc.
E'wee, resigned, At same pay of $500 per An.
mum.
sss 1lRsT rAsI Of to-day's Star for interest
ne local articles.
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H;,j WlLktSs Esq. has been appointed Agent
tom. 70 take effect on the 18th Of March. Mr. vii
kins has been connected with the Office, at the
during the past two years, and is thorou shly con
yersant with the business of the route in all its
tickets. &C., must be addressed to H. r. wilkins
Agent Great Pennsylvsna Route, sixth street snd
Pepusy wants aveuue. Ed. s. YOUN6
Gene al Passenger Agent
Great Penn anIs ROM.
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TIE FEEr.-Resuty of carria ge il mostly depen-
is impossible to move in graceful manner if the
great support of the whole frame be in disor.
Corns. Buni9ns Ingrowing Nails, or other disor:
aers TO men the isst ars LIABLE To sll afflicted
of'ce No.,4o4 Pennsylvania avenue. between ~
and 9Th -
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL. TxocHEs
These Lozenses are pre- psltd from a highly
esteemed recipe for ailevsting Bronchial Alec
tons, Asthma, Hosrsene=5, Coug CHS, Colds. aud
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat.
Ppbltc tPenkers and FocaliSfs
win find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before spealin s;ngin f. and relieving the throat
after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs
having = peculiar adaptation to affections which
d sturb the nrS ans Of speech NH o9-d&wtf
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DEAFNESS, CAfAR4H,

&nd diseases Of sas
EAR, THROAT. AND AIR PASSAGES.
Dr.. IIQHTHILL,
from 81 ST. Mark Place, New York,
Author OF IA Popular Treatise on Deafness
Letters on Catarrh," is newin
WASHINGTON,
ana can be consulted at tAs
EBBITT HOUSE,
for oSI WEEK until
Saturday evening, April lsta.
DEAFNESS, CATARRE,
and all the various diseases of the
EAR. THROAT. AND AIR PASSAGES.
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Dh. DUPnkT's Sugar coated Female Regulating
pills are the rsry lsI use They operate speedily
sud ef,ftfrsly. and being Sugar coated create
nausea npon the most delicate stomach. A trial Of
these Pills win prove their ssperiority over all
others Price 81 box. Sold by y. c. Ford corner
18th street and Pa. avenue, Washington, aud Henry
Cook. Alexandria. 1A6-1y
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Ter VIM. L. WALL 4 CO Auctioneers.

{. S. MARsHALS sALA OF A SCHOONER AND
sLOoP, THEIR TACKLE, APPAREL, AaD
pbGGsRSSII1URE,AND CARGO, AND Ii SMALL.
In virtue Of DEGREES issued from the Clerk'e o.
Zee OF the supreme Court ofthe District Cslun-
bio holding District Court, and to me directed
will sell At public sale for cash, at the Bazaar ef
Vim. L. Wsu l. Co.. Auctioneers, South side Of
Lousisns avenue between 9th and 10th street, on
"WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of April Inst, 1854,
commencing At 10 a. M. the following goods and
chstteis, taken on board Of the shove named
schooner and sloop. viz: nj.
lG7 Sacks Corn. Sacks Salt,
BKex Salt, Sacks Wheat
Sack Oats, sBo1es Tobacco
* pair Oyster T0rgs, u Plovs,
Cu1tisaior. IS piow Points,
IS PloW Shears, IA MeHliing Boards,
Also at the Foot OF Sixth street Wharf on tho
Potomac river win sell st o'clock p. m, on the
day. the Schooner and Sloop thsfr tackle, APP
pare and furniture and Is small boatA.s -.
WARD 81. LAMOE; o g. Marshal, D. G.
sp.6 d&ds per VIM. L. WALL Il CO., Aucts.
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DIED

On the 10Th instant, at 10 +" clock D. m. SARAH
ELLEN, consort Of George " Cochran, aged 81
yeafs. -.
Her funeral will take place from the Residences
of her husband. No. A97 Il street north on We'd
n sdsy 18th instant, at clock which her friends
sre il vited TO attend
April nth Mrs. ANN MORE, in her 6s.h year.
Her ri. nis and acquai iances are invited to at
tend her funeral froin the residence of her in
Law Yrancis Madison. "Wednesday, O'Clock n. 10
f3a 18th street
On the 18th instant BENZ AMIN EVANS, In the
6ath year If bis age, who has been for The last n
wears clerk in the General Land Of6ca.
The relative and friends of the family, and his
fellow clerks ere respectfully inv ted to attend
his funeral on to-sr"t rew "Wednesday sftsrno2n D,
1T 81. o CLOCK from his late residences, No. t2l
Tenth street west. between Il and II streets north.
without further notice.
ON the morning Of the 18th of April, MARtfA-
tET BENDER cclored. aged So years.
Funers ffom TempersneeAney. THURSDAY, ~ z
o'clock p. m
In this city, on the sth instant. at II o'eloek.
VIM. J. R0AkMAN, aged s. years. formerly Of
Baltimore. Upper Marlboro and Baltimore pa
pers please copyJ
BRA WILLIAMs, aged sS years.
Her funeral viii take place to rorrow after.
noon ri o'clock, from No. 20 Congress street.
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WAaaAKrsD TO CUssis 5iI DAIs.-Dr. God frey 9
Antidote, an English Specific OF siXty-fvs years.
standing. will cure Gono,rhon ~ sig d,ys. No
change Of diet required: Price per bottle. Sold
by &. C. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue,
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. - ely
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DISEASES OF THa NERVOUS SEMINAL. URINARY
AND SEXUAL SY sTEss-neN drelis Bile ire stment--
in Reports of the Howard Association-Sent by
mail IN sealed letter envelopes free of charge.
cistinn, No. South Ninth teeet. Phi sdelphis
p n
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" GREEN & WILLIAMS. ,Auctioneers

vALU SBLE LOTS AT AUCTION s
On THURSDAY, the 18th inetaut. at o CLOCK on
the premises. will sell Lot No 1. in Sauafe No
1874 ~ the corner 18th and r, streets, Also, No al
and part of No. 10, in same Square.
Terms II sale.
ap.E GREEN WILL ANS, AuCtS.
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NJ ARRIED,

( On the tn instant, by Rev Mr.. Edwards. at the
residence of the brides mother. WHITING NJ.
TENNISON, of Wsshin gton, D. G., to Miss EMMA
'. EODSON, eldest daughter of the late John II.
Dodson, of Anne Arundel county. Md.
tBaltimort papers please coPy1
On sunday at the residence of the bride s father
by Rev. Father BOYLE. Mr. CHARLES WOLFF to
Miss SARAH i. MACKEY
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Ae6 FRENCH rlREeoARD PRINTS. i42H
Jus. received an sssortm snt of -
% -. AT J. MARKRITER,S. q
No, 4eS 7th street. doors ab9ye
- ats Cd EelipEA' 2aA,
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CataPPh Cured.

Eo" Rsr. r. Z. Russell Lynn, A15s.
! have been much troubled with C8tarrh Of
the worst type for some twenty years. II
gradually grew worse, producing cough and
hoarseness destroying the sense OF SMELL and
breaking down my general health to such q
degree as to compel me to resign my pastorste,
and suspend public speaking.
l made diligent use Of the useful remedies,
such as snnds Of different kin ds, nitrate OF
silver. tar water, olive tar, and inhalations,
hut without any salutary eff cts. Last sum-
mer heard OF DR.. Lighthill'5 successful mode
Of treating catarTh, visited him, and put my
~ to improve. and this Improvement has gone
on to the present time. My catarrh has gradu.
ally melted away, my cough has disappeared,
my voice has become natural and am once
more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Lot
me ad wise all troubled with catarrhal difficn nj.
ties to apply to DIR. Lighthiil.
PR. RUSSELL,
Lynn, Mass, Feb. I, 1862. NH 3I.eosw
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From the Rev. Fred. 3. Jewell, Prsfesssr
Of state Normal AchSsf, Albany, n, Z.

from tne New ffe0. .. -JeWcilt ff4teSeok
Of State Normal Bchssf, Albany, n. Z.
This may certify that have been, since 1914,
subject to violent periodical attacks Of catarrh,
marked by highly infiamed condition OF the
lining membranes of the cavities OF the head,
producing most distressing species Of head
ache tor days at time, wholly incapacitating
me from business, and during the paroxysms
combining me TO the bed In some instances the
sioning toothache: to the threat, producing
hoarseness and partial loss Of voice and and
twice 1t has SO affected the left eye rs to con.
fine me for month or more to a darkened room.
These attacks have been accompanied by strong
febrile symptoms by stoppage OF the head,
and, in the first stages, by Watery discharges
from the nose. subsequently becoming acrld
and yellow, and towards the close Of the attack
becoming bloody and purulent. l have tried
medicines Of almost every kind; external ap.
plicstiors to the head, such as camphor, gin
ger, no; bandages, and Concentrations of hot
vineEsr; snuffs OF some half q dozen kinds, and
other catarrhal preparations, together with in.
ternal remedies, such Is alternatives, cathartics
and erne.ics. These have produced no change
In the Occurrence or character Of the disease
and, In most cases, with little or no temporary
relief. had come, at length, to believe the
disease TO be practically beyond either cure or
material alienation.
five months ago, to make 8 trial Of DR.. Light
hills treatment. His method at once approved
itself to my Judgment, rs simple, philosophi-
cal, and likely to be effective. Notwithstand.
in dealing with q disease OF such long stand.
ing. aggravated by nervous debility and dys.
pepsia, and constantly induced by the acci.
dents OF ny professional labor, found the
treatment reaching the disease as it had never
been reached before, and producing such q
modification and aileviaaon OF its character,
as had supposed impossible. l chronicle the
results thus. Although have been situated
several times, SO that should formerly have
believed severe attack OF my catarrh ineyita-
BILE, have escaped thus far; the symptoms Of
threatened attack have been very light, and
have Welded to the remedies employed by Dr.
Lighthili, without need OF recourse to the old
hot lamentations, or emetics; and the dischar-
ges from the head have resumed the original
and natural condition. count upon cont
plete cure. That have been able, however,
10 obtain so material relief is to me q cause
OF gratitude In that alone, am repaid for
whatever the treatment may have cost me.
/ make this statement unsolicited, as means
OF acknowledging my obligations to DR.. Light
hills method Of treating catarrh, and with q
view to AID any who may have suffered from
that disease, in forming q just opinion OF its
merits, and its probable utility in their own
case. FRADK. s. JEWEL
Prot. State Normal School.
Albany. N. T., March IA, 1854
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HAN DYE HAN DYuu

Bachelors celebrated d, " Dye is tAs bsss IN ~
vorld. The only harmless, TIVE asd reliable Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye 10 perfeet-chans a.
6s+.. Austy or Grey Hair instantly to GLOSSY
BId.i or Natural Broom, without injurirs the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hax son and
beautiful; imparta fresh vitality frequently re-
storing iss pristine color and rectinss the i'll effects
OF Bad pyee. The Genuine IL signed WILLIAM A
BA1oHELoe, Gil others are mere imitA tons. and
should be avoided. Sold BY al dru ggists. &c. Fac
tory-e1 Barclay street, New York. Bachelor
new Toiet Cream sor drsssins the hair. ~ 7-eolY
Car Be Gpfed By one who has really cured htmr q {
and hundreds Of others. and will tell you moth |.
'u' ''e '"". 1'e's' ' tpr s.s Ii. rxAvrs
mar 2D&W,ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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RY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auetionesrs.
FrRNITURE AND PERSONAL ErFEcrs or
HIS EXCELLENCT RUDOLPH SCHLEIDEN


On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 18th, Il 10
O'Clock, ut the rooms OF his Excelleucy kudoloh
schleiden, Minister Of the Hanseatic Republics
corEer Sixth and D streets. We shall sell al HE
Household Furniture and Effects % prisins-
Excellent Bookcases, Desk Tables,
Etsseres Sofas, Arm and Easy Chairs,
Carpets, Cur tsiDs, Gas Fixtures.
StAtaettes, BronEee,
Fine Study and PArIor Lamps, Clocks, yasesa
Gilt and richly decorated Dinner, Tea. and Cores
Services from the Royal Mandatory 81 Bcrlia
klsgant Des ert Service % Bohemian gilt gtAss.
eighty Eve pieces,
Crystal Cut Gls Decanters, Goblets. Wines. run-
biers 81 various patterns,
About re bottles very choice Old Wines, CON pr
sing pripciDally-
Chsteau L..iil. and Chateau Latour. 1853.
Chateau LSitta lSi7,
Chambertin Bergundy, Haut sauterae. Kudsshei-
mer,
Hoekheimer, schArlaekberser. N.rcobrunsr.
Old East India Golden sherry,
Muscatel, FrotiGnsc, Pontiac, Constants Wiass
from the Cape Of Good Hope.
Together Nith many other articles not necesssrY
TO Snu0erAte.
Terms cash.
~Cstaioxue Of Wines issued previous 70 sIs.
apsd J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-12

sPEEMAIoRRHEA CAS- BIZ CuRED.-Dr Rand's Spe-
cifc cures Sperc;mo,rian, Seminal Reakssss, i,n-
It's effects truly magical. trial Of the Specific
wll convince the most skepticsl Of its merits.
street aud Pa. .avsnue, Washington, aud Henri,
Cook AleKAndriS. jA5-ly