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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

OneotO Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining COmpany.-NOtiCe-The Office Of the above
named company has been removed from Gold Hill,
to Virginia, n. T., Medan building, No. Il North
street. By order Of the Board OF Trustees
A. s. ARLINGTON, Secy.
Virginia, May TO- ls6i mayll IN
KATE Gold and silver MininG Company.
Notice is hereby given to stockholders In said com.
pany that the stock Is now ready for issue.
BY order Board ofTruSteeS.
c. McYICAR, Sec'y.
Gold Hill June g. 1864. JnI ld
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

ny O'ue' u 'A' ~ D. +. HODGES, Sec'y.
Virginia. Nay Is. 1854. mylStd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

NOTICED. PelfFymau, you are hereby
notified that the Dardanelle Gold and Silver Mining
Company have expended twenty thousand anu
thirty-ninc and Iil0 dollars (S63g Tj) In the de-
velOpment Of their mine, situated and located in
Gold Hill Mining District, storey county, Nevada
Territory and that your twenty-five (25) shares are
delinquent, pro rata, six hundred and twelve and
5OO (S6l2 Jd dollars. Now, therefore, take notice.
1t Is the intention OF said company to commence
suit against you for the said assessments Nos. to II
inclusive, amounting 10 the sum above named.
Your attention is directed TO an Act entitled An
Act for the Encouragement of Mining approved
February 10Th, 1854. By order Board OF Trustees.
int C. b. GOODRICH, Secy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

j. T. WINNIE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, April Is, IS64 apriS I'd
The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY, the
81 day of June, lS6i, ut the same hour and place.
myly IL J. 7. WINNIE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

By order OF the Board of Trustees.
J. H. JESSES, Secretary.
American City, April 20 1864 apr20 M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

Golden Swan Gold and silver Mining
Company,-NotIce Is hereby given, that at Iieet,
ing OF the Board of Trustees OF the above nanleo
connany an assessment of one dollar per share was
levied. PAYABLE to the Secretary Immediately
~ 'ieA' GEO. W. TURNEY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, May l6. 1854. myll I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

CACTION.-The public are hereby cnn-
toned against purchasing or negotiating lor any
Certificates of Stock In the Navigation Gold and
Silver Mining Company. standing In the names 0t
John Bales and z. H. Tapping, as the same were
sold at public auction for assessment on the eth day
Of May, AID, lSGi. l. H. JESsEN, Secy.
Nav " lSt4 my2S III
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Negro E0uafitv.

We see it statd that at a recent meeting
ppbllc celebration in st. Louis, Gen McNei
expressed an OF inion that In the future q srata
fuI people would not Withhold the .elasti We
tranehise from any man, 10 matter what his
color, no had peIilled his life upon the hattie
field in behalf of his country; and that Gen.
Reescrfns endorsed the sentiment and re
f1rst peaker. Upon this statement, the New
York Wcrld. a paper that 10 eener .l,y careful
In the view 1t takes OF things tnsists that negro
equality is about TO se established, and that
miscerei alton will follow rapidly.
j The expression OF opinion as to the justice or
inJrstice Of falIo wing those negroes who may
serve In the army the privilege OF Yesfng, is q
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~ TEETR, .,#....
MI lNQMIE. NJ D.. tia IuYsnt,ar and Ratantf
PAPERHANGINi1S. &c.

DAPKRHANalnas AND
1 WINDOW SHADRs
J. kfpWELL wovid respectfully inform hi.
friends and the public generally that he has now
IN / snd vel se iected as.ortment Of WALL Pa
Plksa.d WINDOW sHADse suitable for psrlork
balls diuin. rooms, 4 Also on hand FIRs.
BOARD PRINTS, PAPER OURTAINs. DORD
fAsSklS, &c ell of skieh he u D spared to sell
~ tie io~est cash pr!ces All papers hung in tas
,ity or country by experienced vorkmen Ct short
aotire.
Remember the plsce-No 367 street, near sts
street, In Frsnbltn Hall Building ja - I'M
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GREAT METROPOLITAN HALL.
PESHsILvAEIA AVENUE AND ELsyBsTH SrREsr.
GARD NER h CO --... pronriator.

GREAT METROPOLITAN HALL,
PESHsYLvAHIA AVENUE AND ELsyBGIH SrRSsf.
GARD NER CO.---..........-.--..Pro Proprietors
Unqualified approval meets the efforts of our
erents de Ia cyf7ne of al ompanies !" Fent, ridi
r,e,,' said the Roman cOrQuetor. The propriatOrs
of this superb estabiiehment have adopted it sew
eraly as their motto. "a
EN1RUsIAsIIC RECEPTION OF TaB GREAT
COMPANY.
MEsSRs. BARrH0LJMEW BUTLER.
The two great Pantomimists
CONsrAN Tins
MILE ELISE. NJ =
MISS ANNA RUSH MISS MARY WALTON.
WM. SCOTT, celebrated Tenor j. tt
l.. BRUMMEIL, Live Bspjnist s ---a..
HANK MASON. Champion Jig Dancer.
GkOhGE MILES, GEO SHELDON
7 he celebrated Acrobat, r--
G EORGE DE LOUIS AVID HIS TRAINED DOG
JENNY LIND,
Forming the great-.t bnation of talent in the
world.
To conclude, On each evening thts week, with the
gorgeous como Pan 'omima of
. ~ DON JUAN ~
New scenery- Dresses, &c.
r.- ADMISSION 25 CENTS
.ORCHESfRA CHAIRS. so CENTS.
PRIVATE BOXES 50 AND S5 EACH.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
Every Saturday Afternoon at O'Clock. Adms-
SON Ladies % cents; Children 10 cents. NH o. Il
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WASHINGTON THEATER,
Mr. VIM EDG MORGAN

Mr.. VIM. EDG AR MORGAN
Fas the honor to announce that at the solicitation
of his many friends. he will give q Ballad Enter
tainment at the above named Theater ON
WEDNESDAY. March 3Jth .sH
Mr., More gan will be assisted by several OF the
finest Instruments and vocal perfor nlers OF Wash
ington and Baltimore. As this concert is almost
entirely by subscr ption. q great tickets
having already been secur d, those of his friends
in Washington wishir to be present will please
call Early to avoid confusion. NH 29-2tE
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@1he manufacture of pistols will be re-
surer a Cot "a tory liz Hartford in about
three weeks Work at Sharpss new riae fac
tCry will begin abont the same time.
~ Only five slaves are lett in Polk court
Missouri. Eetore the war they wtre ted
by the bur dTed. .----l
~ Rooert Hallowsll Gardiner. a promiHent
citZsp OF Gardiner. Maine, died last week, aged
50 years.
- The fur trade of Detroit AMOUNTS to $500, 600
arnnnlIY.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATER,
TRxTH srRIEf, ABOVE PESNsYLvLsIA AVENUE

FORD's NEW THEArER,
TRSTH sTRBEr, ABOVE EPENNsYLvASIA AvRHu
~ The ssPublie demanding srepetiton of the great
On, TIE Thf 9sr8SSHH fs foSfHsiisA.
twill wi Be performed q Or sgajnv Hv p.,yo u
- Chester Mr.. II. b. Phillips, and The en- . a.
ffi4 E5. tire company in the cast.
R2xr 's1sPss rRsafbfAs 81
WHO win sustain his world-renowneds shaksperean
eehNeA''0h '' oTHELLo
The play will be produced with great complete
r.: W. jpAs MsSalIousS as .:I.so
siits sirs, Alien as. Desdsmona
Iqe notice win be given Of the arst perfor rmsqce
new pay ysfS6F n Gs9 Mlss ESQ entitled
PERSONS s1SSGBRAFR safSiHa Rfs2sFsD kGE5qH PLACE, AZ
are rfiRifsEsI xffESp ! ExRrYs ElxsfRHsYS'sd to
the theater sli the thoroag hfsres to an extent
rendering access to secured places somewhat diff
PRICES OF ADMISSION. ...
Orchestra Chairs. Is cents
bAinliy Iircle .s--: y cehts
Reserved seats on Mr. Forrest tr 81 Cts extra
.IUt GROWERS THEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Av. NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL!
LEON ARD GROVER. ..,.. Director
GENUINE SUCCESS OF THE GRAND SEA
str- sofa SON OF OPERA
on,r !. EyESrSs M,ee
z..- .a. Opera of -.-- --.se
' LA DAME BLANCHE
int IN three acts and bacs cast Of
Leading members HRf6S & 81 seciETY. s5@sh54sfa
and the ent re Grand Orchestra from the Acaiemy y
of Music, New York
NJ. Theodore Hahemann as -. George Browne
NJ. Frederick Graf as .Travelton
NJ NE Bertha Johahnsen az ........A Anna. his niece
SisDora Louise Frederici as Mar gar pths,
~ =, Dhiota ~ DicAHpn
lie pauline Canlssa as, Jenny, his wife
Sieh3r tsrio LemanI as, ......: sheriff
CARL ANSCHUTZ ...... Conductor of the Opera
There viii be no Opera ou Thursday any per
foTmauce at the Tneater.
...- PRICES or ADMISSION.
Iress Circle and Parquet.. s.
GrCisSt[s ma To- , %
Family Circle. .....-.--............ Sd
Private Boxes. .......... ............ Sl2 %
SecuAeM Seats 80 cents extra.
Doors open al o'clock. Commence al S.
Seats may be secured during the pay between the
hours of 10 AID s.
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United States 1910 Lean.
JAY COOKE e. CO..
Asa Fifteenth Street,


RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS yoa rHE
NEW NATIONAL LOAN
authorized by a,t o. March 8. 1884 and known as
TEN.FORTY BONDS,
being redeemable at the pleasure CT the Govern
nett after ten years. and PAYABLE forty years from
date in coin, bearing Intsress At FIVE PER CsNc
YEAR, payable On bonds over 500 annually,
and on large bonds semi i-annually, IN COIN.
The COUPON BONDS will be issued In $50. 500,
$50 and Sl.oOO
The REGISTERED BON Ds viii be issued in SO,
sco 500, Sl,n0, S. O0n, and $4,000.
These the only gold be airing securities of the
Government COW prscursble At par, and. Yielding
at present value of coin OVER EIGHT PER ClNr
PER ANNUM, offer a very desirable fnvestmsne
for large or small sums ......
We Buy and Sell. at c1arket rates.
GOVERNMENT BONDS, OF ALL ISSUES
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
and COIN,
and pay the highest prices for
QUARTERMAsTHR's CERTIFIoArI CHICKS,
NH 2a.tf JAY COOKE 4 CO.
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G E o. MERIT i CO..
JEWEL ERS.
3O3 Broadway, New York.

CORNER DUANE STREET.
100000 WATCHES, CHAINS GOLD PENS
AND PENCILS, &c, &C.
WORTH $4,000
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH WITH.
OUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And rot to Be paid unnl you kno,c ,vha. Won viii
SecsitS.
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b II. v. BnCKEY. Auctionser.

Gs0se,otca, D. C.
E4ECCTOR'S 6aLk = By vi rus Of tha last will
II and testament Of iss Luo.s. dseeassd viii
AErii, AZ o'e ooh o.. on the premiees. tn lats
is,iosnce of Mrs Lueas In George town 90 1pris-
ing net part Of Lot fevs y-siI. 80 Of Old
6sof setosn. lying the east eide Of Oae I alley.
i,s1sirs Ok hundred and ninety feet aid alley
Lot sevent, three forty nine t. ct six inesss In
l'Dsh b. ats feet wid the uhos i'm proved BY
Aks 1T 3 'eI, OK 70 on tha ssme DAY. 90 the
yIemst Lot No. thi,ty.eve,, tsslt Dsahin's Lss
thirty feet on Green street ~ oas hu adr-d aai
ts sn'y feet deep and improved By . two tory
3erms Of sal Onp.third Of the purchase money
70 Be aid In cash; and ,he vesidu. IL equal To-
Stain nte at six and twelve month vita ints est,
10 ~ spoured
Tie t. ms sale must be complied with within
one Weei after sale tbe pYop0rty NAV be reso 4
as ths ri~h and cost Of the nrst Iehser after one
n'r ei&Ass NJ " BUrKRY, wet.
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VIM. KENNEDY, CLOWN.
CANTERBURY HALL.

CANTERBURY HALL. -.r..
ASi SCASTERRBuuRYY SCASTERBuRRY HAIL. HAIL. & rHhATER Aif
-. LOUISIANA AVESVE, --..-
Rear OF NatiOaa! and Inetropolitdn HofelS.
BRILLIANT AND yARIEp PERFORMANCES
oNDt;kS Ck6RbEb kSSbE ri HdusEs ht1SssHs"
The best conducted and most popular place of
Am0semeRi MORE II E'S sew iESantry H'yrRAcr1oxs,
rhs sa Saducs ana Tt
s!s%ss 5ss5. " IT, IS
shoFsaH A'fIfs Mss "5 ssPfH' EsaEh e.
nc The RoNzANI AZ BA2LEF Il LET TROUPE,
sF'y GhFs1'z tSb fssF Waab
lhs great Elf TR { psnfif7 SHGHT OF BEAUTY. a-
NILS. ae hesa NAOMI yennis orrsst Emms
Role,te, Mary Couson, .ucy Clifton Emma hom-
az all anpear to night
:. autiiai Drama = splendid Baiiet Lau gha5ls
EFshsPpans Songs Dancing EHtFasasanzas and
Doors open at7 performance ats.
SPECIAL NOTICE To'LADIEs a>-
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
sArUR6zv s5:ns Tiil HRrEkSSos' E SssS on April 2,
ss;ss e ess ssssfvsd 3; sSsssr. seats 2s cents
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY ,.
seous ectaeusr ranto mime, a. per ormed at the
power" The ihsiieSi HousE 81; 'i'fn TMArJAcK BUILT.
Nth new ss rIess maehinsry' cry cost Of two
VARIETIES! VARIETIES!
RRosEIsG m mREsssrLvAsIA AvExux& S.STHsrEEEr
$$EEzEEE $zEE MUSIC .s1 HALL $;$SzzsE$SS
$z$fszifs :4sfs Eizs rHraFHH $fs5zEs EaS$sEfESs
FI11 iaxoss stage and Advertisers AdEeriasers
sES EStpE s1Aes SEy sFAf SFN
Ds rs
and sRpls,H!a Gssai Adainstration Glnis pt Play
anu ana tall d crime seas "p public BIZ ssef' e9.
portion and peoples eye opener. .r. -s
1hs 1s.1sssa..tas ..sa, lfsson fRs fRs grss uaion
ent state Of female 20
Appsuded 6y soldiers and workingmen.' dt" Xd-
tie: ras ssf y side AFtsatSs y thss
doers closing with shame They ".
s. offer thousands @ Of dollars to ....
stop s,ie.p the piece ,e ,h but out of
and to punish the
WILL THIS THIS EyHSGsss EyHSEs
DrDtD-
ss the dsy sf city
here in most M cases under ~ ts assumed names
their friends and their .....-
positions.
the almighty dollar. The W lis of the orphan,
the shrieks Of the widow, the pail of the 1zs
sions cf hereafter, faze not their fro
Eitzsimmons'c copyrighted
drama author of over
plays performed
triumphantly r..-.-
in this
fEaALE PickPookEF SF SF WAshfSdF9N
HsH ssB ESE TIE sAEiF4h
tsrssfsd; 4 1 our our old citizen. Know the IN
lady. All our statemen ntsfrom
ALSO PLAYED *KSSFs6HY ?Sssfs 9trSni AFTERNOON FOR
ALSO, wEpNksbAR pHE bARIkF IkkFFrERsoos,
ssd ssd
ALSO TTRtE HHh ETSTS ME EAkk sAkss SHOW.
The Premier MIss RsPis1;s xHaGsTx Gs 5hs Ssz %zz.Br
The greatest E'hiGgfs MK Sob Arfs, HaRr s1 the
nc nave. 'Rc fosTEk Ersasr star troupe
and eyer thirty other artists.
Cn Wednesday night, in addition, the wonderful
'0oSSo, Ss,, THE 1Ht MN ssAzEhEkE hgkkEy'rF APE;
.nde fossq BY he 3, n se h as
night at the Font sreet Theates Baitmore s'eF
you viii the mess PIE pleasant eynins eSs wand and
Admission. IS and 50 cts. Private boxes, IS.
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All the goods in the aboys List win be sold,
without reservation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Certificates of all the vari articles placed
in similar envelopes sealed and mixet These en-
Office, without regard to choice. On receiving a
Certificate. you will see what article it repre-
sents, and it is optional with you to send one
dollar and receive the article named, or any other
in the list Of same value.
In all transactions by mail we charge for for
warding the Certificates, paying postage, and do
ing the business; rs cents each; Hrs esr..eea,ss
Sssts treJr ~ and (sss Hasasef for Si5
BY this mode We give selections from q varied
stock Of fine goods, of the best make and latest
styles, and of intrinsic worth, at nominal price,
while all have chance If securing articles Of the
very highest value. i (. > ,.s..f Fatr a.
We guarantee entire sAtisfaction in every in.
stance, and il there should be any person dis sats-
fed with any article they may receive, they will
Immediately return it, and the price wiz Be re-
funded. fs3s ~ 9stf 2 =
AGEsrs-We allow those acting a. Asents ZEN
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
emittance amount to One Dollar. Il SastasS "a
They win collect Is cents for every Certihcate,
and retaining 10 cents, remit 10 us Is cents Tor
each.
Address GEO. DEMERIT CO.,
NH 26- S&W4t 3U3 Broadway, New York,
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DENTISTRY.

GRAAT DISO0VlBY IN DENTISTRY.
Fsssa R1t setsd ssisAo~t Pais ssisA ~ MxArsts q
OxyseN.
voaie aav1.s All Rersene having teeth 70 eI-
1acf 20 call at DR.. L1WIED ONCE, I1A
ana have them taken ont By thts Dew 6&60z211DR
.nd harmlsss process Also call and tlfIYY3Y
proved method Of Iasertins Artificial Teeth II
gou onse see the great improvement in his teeth
sou uilt have them In other style than this new
.sd ".lasbie cue. No. 343 Pc. Avenue. between
Uth and i7th sttaete
Ho's r, Z LpwIn N. D.. Dentis,
~ TEETR. .,E.s
~ l. -. ,Rmrls D., tss tnssnsor and Patsnsse
ssnat personally At his ONCE In tnis
,tS. Many persons oSn wear these tfyTFSSY
tests who cannot wear others and 90 ~
person can wesr others VITO csnrot wsar there.
Perfons calling At my on san De soocmnoo also
With any tyle snd price OF Teeth they may oes're.
7ut 70 teoss who are and wish ths puress
,ieansst, ctronssst and most perfect 5sutufs that
AZ ose produce. the hiNahAL PLATE VII b.
more 70 fiy warranted
Rooms In this city-Eo. 33s Pc ennr,lv.nis syeru.
3etwsen 9Th aut iefh strsats slao. 2O7 Aroe st ',
"Nfsds'phfs mart II
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THE WEEKLY STAR

This exce,sens Family and News Journal,
cootsinins greater variety Of Interesting
read ing than can be found In any other, =
puebsbst On Friday morning
Il invariably contains the .washingtca
News" tia, has made the daily EvHHINa
STAR circulate Sd generally throughout -
country.
TBRKa
CssA, tnearsSbJy 10 adsoNes.
Single copy, per annum. 81 50
Single copies, In wrappers, FIVE ONrs.
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Recruits Wanted
70 FILL
rBB QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ~
BOUNTY 1oB vIrIRARs.
@552,
s99s Of which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY ,os NEW Rsoau1rs.
@A6e,
s22S Of which will be paid In advance.
.ouzry Pom ooloRsD aronu1rs.
916O.
PAID In advance.
PxRsoRs WISHING TO ENLIST
Vim sp1ly 70 Any Of the fonowins
R10RUIrINe oyyIoERs:
S.. BAB1R. e=aa#. ......
Gnsine Hall, near the Market. on Psrnsylyanta
.vssus. betwesn Seventh &nd Ninth streets.
10. HYD1,
Corner Of Fourteenth and Kew York avenue.
O. A. KlABBlY,
street, near corner Of nineteenth AMI Pens
.yiyAnis avenue.
10. PARKER,
Corner Of High and Dunhsrtcn streets, George
sowD.
0. O. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
appointed Recruiting OMoer.
H1NRY 4. eOHllTZ,
CaptaiH and Provost Marshal,
ls-u Distriet Of Columbia.
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4 U0rI0s sAL1 OF 0oNOEMNsD sroOa
4 ROOFING glLr,i

- ROOFING glLTu
90. WILSON Co,
Soo1 OF ssD sI WEST. WAsEInoros, q. O.,
Manu- lecturers q
sVFIk6 FELT, DRY AND rARaBD SRlArR
ING. ROOFING CBAYEr and EF
LAMP BLACK,
st AND ODA ANT, Wholesale and Retail
Dea%r 20 pphsd on the most liberal terms
'aetor,-soot Of I'D street west. OMes-t61 I'd
ss.st. e.inv Pa avepus mh .sm'
tVn otL $3.50 extra choice hs-dv Bv.r
hoses, AaynoIiss, Trees, Psoass.
S.,, Cie0ati's. OrAas % ana lie aon T sss.
cH.SH fhnts Ae, ornamsnA al vrees SHRUBS
ens pisnh, 1vsrgrssns, Vyuits Trsaa "a
eeetfon com prisss the most Gale br = ted Kin "a
""n 10 Europe or America. - =
u,n,n. 4 yARDIN. Vloriss,-
=. 18th st cor. Of u. z
NvIIOs.-tor salA, 500 Bsts of 4 :, "a 4 I orss
~ tseeend hand HARS Ds8 also SDl rood eeeoud,
3OE MI DoksS nd b8 DL1s Apsly % g. 8
Nrssta ss.' svsssssses - eoo I'D
BaioKsI s1ioTsI,
BRIoK8ip
"a ~ efsgnsd have GO 200 sltldins ,Brsks 20,
On =, between Is aAd South CAPITOL strset "
A, + T. 4, kloaA1D0.
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BY GKIEN L WILLIAMs. Auctionser ..

By 0RBEN WILLIAMS. Auctionssf ..
VALD Bis BUILDING LOT Ar AUCTION -
v W1DA DAY, April 9th We shall sell In
nos OF the premises st 'oloek ,. 10 part OF Lo
n square 50. This property fropta on street
iee' :,
Terms one haIf cash; balance In six and Twelve
nentbs tor notes bearing interest; desd given
aD deed Of trust take n
Al eonvsyanes and stamps 1t the cost Of the
gHas,.oids GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. A.ct..
WILL g. GOLD A Hlp5S; 16Sr,o, ,v,sy w,p
DAY and eATURDAY at IL o'ei, ek NJ. 81
he NpA pAhv cot Of Six h street. all t.s HIDES
alaua htered ontstde tho limits Of the bisiri.t o
Columbia. ard shipp~d to this point for such dispo
,.s,:n f:,Es , as;a S % In Government fusa: to b
';si MIS- 8 i'm 1s' time OF sale lut. oo,. .oa
a U0rI0H sALB OF OohOEMNsD sroOK
WAa DEPAB9n.xR OAvALRy BuRsAo.
OGce Of Chez Qrart0nsasin, }
Waskisssoa q. G.. March s 1854
Wn Be sold . public suction to the high. St ,io,
Ger. et the DEPOT VI he Osvalry Bureau ct Giss
Aud on THU RsDaY, the SIT day of March 'ss4
Rom ffty ~ 10 one hundrsd tlta) condemned
HoIfes tseh day
These Ho,sts have bs.n ocndsmnsd a uuat foy
sns cavalry De! .ies of the United 6tstas srmy
toi r"sd and farm purposes many good bar sains
Terms cash in Unit bates Treasury notes.
Bales to com mmsnes At 10 O'Clock NJ
,,, Lieut. Col and hisf Quar.srmssts,.
ms 2s Cavalry Barssa
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AMUSEMENTS
GREAT
n A ITO N Al CIR u 8 /!

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Rcel.--. .......D Directress
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k'0R sALE-By 3 Lady leaving the eity-One
for lady; very spirited and perfectly -
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Can be seen for q few days at Hazel's Stable
Be all street, GEORGETOWN, No. 1863.
Any person wanting such would do well to call
and see them. ~.
One Saddle and Bride, male BY Frsiner of New
Yorh, cost sos; made and fitted expressly for the
Lady q horse mh "a lwF
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Mem Publications.

A BOOK THAT EVERYBODY SHOULD
~ READ BEFORE THE ELECTION.
A SCRIPTURAL, ECCLESIASTICAL AND
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ADpRBsssD 10
TIRE RIGHT REVEREND AL0NZO POTTEn, ID. De-
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.re y.rs ago for ne gsdus abolition Of ss7erT, ~hh'1
the southern s,,ea should be ready " sdop, 'hsi
conir.s Ing With the principles Of utrs seo' to'h' "
which hs /, utterly opPos-d and d'cus~es s ss'o'on'
witch certain Anonymous writers hsvs pubusheS 'sIn u.s.
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prcaa don If to best h.irunontsy sss tbs ccor'"n y
Africa Though the gradual eEpaHsos Of lawful and PA''''
emancipation which shall follow the track OF Liberia IA 70
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cie,y.
The character Of the Author sufficient warrant 'Hs' D
ps Justice done to every bsuob o. this tmPotsat
snd IN. Publishers ie, confident that tbs wot VIII o'
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reader.
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A FACT!

IL bats Nv year. suoo became g.oeFsy Known that
possessed tbs property OF 'bdanf inflammation and
restoring healthy sc0s beyond ssJ 'sbs'sses previously
known used Yet srcsi TIA uSr tia, h'i eceoms
sEossrr in alnost svrry household and oosposrai part
OF sesy every nea, o. snbeoosen ussd s< sI1sEns In
juriis Or ins s1ms.loa
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A QUESTION:

II AxsoA will .ubduo iHaamAtloe. and restore healthy
action upyB surfaces Of ID. body and Gbt. ~hy viii not
DO the upon scalp and hosbJ enuov' 'odf sad
dsndlud stop the hair falling ,uniSs gay wleh ''u'ed
by nothing much sort Of t.vstIhnsas OF IRf,nns'ioa
Of tie .csipi