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Try t. BOWLING, Auct'r, Georgetown, D. c.

BY T. BOWLING, Auct'r, Georgetown, D. C.
TRTsTEE,s SALE OF FURNITURE AND Eff
EEEGIs OF THE UNION HOTEL, GEORGE-
On MONDAY MORNING. November 9TH. com.
metniGGng at l. clock, and continuing each d9y
Of trust dated October eth 1868 and duiv recorded
in LIber N. G t.. No IS, folios 33, ct seq. one of
of Columbis. shall sell the Furniture and l Ef
iects of the MON Hotel, Georgetown, compris-
Pisno Forte, Cover and stool,
Large French plate Mirrors.
Arm and Parlcr Chairs.
Window Curtains snd Fixtures
Velvet Brussels and other Carpets,
Mating, Oil Cloth, Rugs,
Marble top Washstands, Wsrdrobes,
Double and Single Bedsteads,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Feather Beds, blankets, Comforts,
S Cp1esS and n; ' Wood seat Chairs,
Lounges. Dining Tables. Chairs,
China, lass and Crockery Ware,
Table TAI sD GqBs as is GastorS' Walters
t%Tss RAJ Range Ef;I G % i. Stoves,
ma SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
nov3-d THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
SALEoF CoNDEMNED ORDNANCE STORES
WASHINGTON ARSENAL, !
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 8. 1885,
Will be ,Gld at Public Auction, at the Arsenal on
18th OF NOVEMBER, 1854, ut 10 O'Clock a. M, lot
ORDNANCE STORES.
condemned as unfit for use. viz
Steam Boil. and Pump,
Double Lathe,
Or ndst ones,
TAI Gray Blankets,
l6C8 Blue Blankets,
l9Ui Red Blankets,
81 Pole Pads, Gutta Perct8,
So yalises, Cavalry Round,
23f Nose Bags,
1893 surs ngles,
1921 Blankets,
$50 Mcclellan Saddle Trees,
ITO yards Silk Serge
40 pounds Woollen Yarns,
1000 pounds do Rag
3pounds Shoe Thread,
IS Barrels,
5Jugs.
Bottles,
2Water Cans,
20 co do Leather.
ALSO,
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON.
Successful bidders will be required TO remove the
stores within Eve days from the date of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
j. G.. DENTON
nov lat Major Commandins
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LADIES RUBBER SANDALS, sizes %, 3, So, 4, AZ
and 5. Ladies wearing either of the above sizss
procure hem at present at half price, viz Is
per pair. at A. HALLS India Rubber Ware
house 80 Penna. av. &C 29-lw
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pY THos. DOWNING, Auct'r; Georgetown,
lYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctiOneer,.

RYJ. O. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SUNpRIFS
On SATURDAY MORNING, Noyember Stb ..
- O'Clock, in front Of the Auction Rooms of jo,
c, McGuire Co, / shall sell. by order of fha O.
phan g Court, small lot of Furniture aud H5pSe.
hold ELECTS, comprising
Sleepy Hollow Chair, Lounge
bookcase, Writing Table, Desk
Chairs, Tables, " ardrobes
Silver Plated Tea Sett
Silver Plated Ice Pitcher
Mantel Clock, Pictures
Carpets, Oil Cloth. Rugs
Harness, Buffalo Robe, Whip, &C., &C.
ALSO.
One Sold Watch, by Cooper.
GRAFTON TYLER, Executor
nov Sd JAS. c. MCGUIRE Il CO. Aucts
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EFT HI Nc N u W /.

SoMETHINe NV.
Exclusive sale of the
TpEaHTIRE GAS HEATER
far p;,; . W.ter Slowing Oysters, making Tea
and Gnaas Rolling Eggs, keeping plate Of food
hSS, ana liz IN constructed on the most approvaa
scantisc principles and Is the most eff cient and
sclenun0 rant for condensing and utiixins ~
Soet 81 Gas ever invented.
me- Ne family should De without one.
Hdyaptageous terms offered to dealers
For sale Wholesale and retail By
oct7-h 500 st., between 10th and 18th.
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GEORGETOWN aDVER'MTS

GEORGETOWN CORPORATION STOCK. -
VI Those persons who may ba disposed to pur-
chase Geol getown Corporation Stock, which bears
quarterly can obtain some BY applying to WM.
LAIRD, Clerk OF said Corporation. ocl-dtDl
rVOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
Potomac Tow Company's boats, Potomac"
GOV Curtin" and Belle Haven" Apply 10 the
Captains on board, or to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
n US Water street. Georgetown.
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ETRNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. without Board,
to gentlemen only-347 street, near 18th.
INQUIRE of Mrs. A. L. STEP HENSON. au Stiff
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LOCAL News.
Lockwood Is En8m eled and G ray g Nodded Collars
Beautiful Silk and Wool Scarfs
Good Paper Collars at 81 per hundred, or Is cts.
for 10, at
UENNING' ;, corner 9TH street,
nov 2 Ct and Maryla land avenue, Island.
OVERCOATS
from So to SEQ, at
HENNING's. corner 18th street.
nov 2-6tT and Maryland avenue, Island.
BUSINESS SUITS,
SIC to $50, 81
HEESISG' :, corner 18th street,
nov . CT and Maryland avenue, Island.
I-Nnrr.rrrprc IN
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY-Last night,
John Jackson and Samuel Washington, col
ored, were arrested by officer Miller upon a
charge of stealing lumber from the lumber
yard of VIM. M cLain on 18th street, near the
canal A soldier saw two men taking the lum-
Der, but was not present at the trial this morn
ing. Mr.. McLain and his men could not iden-
tify the lumber A girl testified that she saw
Washington carrying the lumber into a yard
near the canal, but testified that Jackson YVES
not the man who was with him. Justice Mil
Ter dismissed the case against Jackson, but
held Washington for further hearing.
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IL 4. ALLIoT, from Paris,
late 212 Pennsylvsnia syens Q,
Willard's Hotel, by expiration Of lease will
remove and O pen on October nth, at No. S24
street, near Growers Theatre. oc l3-lmf
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WOUNDED OFFICERS REPoRTEp TO Dr.. AN.
ITSELF, November Lieu E. D. Covan. Ilth
New YORK artillery; Lieut.. q. A. II Ciemen U.s.
tated. -F
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SERENADE,-A serenade was given to Capt
Camp, OF the Cuartermaster's Department,
3ast evening, al his residence, on 18TH street
for the front To- DAY.
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GAME.-The old sportsmen in and around
the District were very sure that game would
be driven entirely away from their former
are plentiful in the country around Washing
ton. The timid birds have become well ac-
quainted with the troops quartered around the
Metropolis that tiocks approach the forts and
quietly feed under the guns. Sportsmen who
have not sold out their equipments will be
tempted to take the field, Notwithstanding the
high prices of ammunition.
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FAIR TO-N!GHT.-The st. Vincent Orphan
Asy ium fair is sun in progress, and those who
are capable OF doing a benevolent act we nope
VIII attend the fair on the corner OF 10Th anc
u streets "A variety of useful and ornamental
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EOR SALE-The GOOD WILL ana FIXTURES
Il of a Barber Sho ,, row doing good cash bust
medately on lst street west. one door from Penn
sylvania avenue.
nov I qf+ w pARRAWAY
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Acting THIRD AUDIToR-During thu tom.
porary absence OF John Wilson, Esq. Third
Auoitor OF the Treasury, A. NJ. Ganoewar
chief clerk, has been appointed Acting Third
Auditor.
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FOR RENT-A comfortable three story Brick
Il Dwelling HOUSE, on north side of + street
north next 10 the corner of 18th street west, and
opposite the residence Of the late Gen. JessuP.
to JAMES TOWLEs, Property Agent, office 400
St between Sth and 9Th SITS. west, back of Patent
Office, at the hours of o clock and p. M.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Emm.
Nelson, drunk and disorderIy; workhouse
John Wilson, deseruon; sent 10 Navy Yard
Joseph Stewart, assault and battery: bail fol
court. Also, disOrderIy; SO. Thomas Dorsy
do IS John Jackson, grand larceny: dis
missed. Edward GIlroy, drunk; IS. Sarah
Brown, dIsOTdeTly; - 50. Robert Douglass
do; military. VIM. TIppet, drunk: SIS. Rob
Jones. do military. Jane Ewell, vagrancy
Horkhouss. SAINT Washington, grand larceny
Tor h airing.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-The two
[ story and attic brick DWELLING HOUSE,
posite the Smithsonian grounds, containing sd
loon parlor, library, dining room, chambers
kitchen with range, pantIrdy store room, cellar
water &c, &c. Possession to be had on the 9th
December. For particulars inquire of CHARLES
streets l-eo6t"
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u 5000 Good locality, near the little market:
N E. corner of sth and streets. Possession given
Immediately. 23-Iw*
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NICE HOUSE TO LET AND IMMEDIATE
~ POSSESSION GIVEN The BRICK COT
TAGE with pleasant front yard and piazza. on II
street, between North Capitol and st streets west.
Inquire after O'Clock p. m, at 59s NJ street be.
tween 9Th and 9TH. l-lwT
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WANTED-A CLERKSHIP with an officer by
w one who has had experience in the Commits
sary Department Would 60 as clerk for a suffer-
Address, until p. m. to morrow, CLERK" Eve
ming Star Office. IT,
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HRUG STORE FOR SALE-One of the best bust.
D ness stands in the city, with large and well
per Address "A. b." Post Office, Washi n gton
| city. 2)-2w"
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COsLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

The Proprietor of this popular and we'll known
Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from bust
ness. and offers his well known house for sale
Any one wishing to engage in q LUCRATIVE
syiyania avenue bet. 18th and 18th SITS ocH-2w.
EURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Por rent,
comfor table and md well furnished ROOMS at 4So
children in the house The location ia one of the
most agreeable and desirable in Washington.
M
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NOR RENTING comfortable FURNISHED
L ROOMS, PsrlOr and Chamber. communicative
with each other. Apply 32l X ST.. between 18th
and 18th SITS. nov l-eo2w
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"ANTED-Good wages viii be punctually paid
W to q young middle aged Protestant WO-
MAN, who will do the work Of a small family and
make herself agreeable therein. References re-
qulred. Inquire at Room Ne. =. Basement, Patent
Office. between / nd ~
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EORSALE-The FURNITURE and GOOD WILL
L of large and well furnished boarding house,
of extremely low rent, situated on st.. I'd door
from Az St, near Arsenal gate. oc 3l-1w'
JTOR RENT-Two ROOMS, on second floor suit
L able for four gentlemen, and one on first floor
INQUIRE at 437 Sth street, between G. and ri
streets, west side. oc %
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who fell back onother Notifications About P. NJ
division of the 9th corps was so hotly pressed BY
overwhelming numbers that ithad to fall backa little
50 the End Brigade of 1st Division 5th corps was or
dered in to support them. Our Regiment volunteer
ed to.accompany them; SO we marched at double
quick into the battle field This was the hottest place
| was In, and never did men stand more firmly,
fight more bravely or present more sublime ap-
pearance than did those troops at this critical peri
od
The position was in anopen field with dense woods
in front the enemies works were in the edge of
those woods, while our men stood in open field with
out any protection from the showers of deadly mis-
sles which the enemy hurled at them. But our men
stood firmly up in line, not man faltered while a
cloud of smoke mingled with fire spread along the
line from righs to left. have often seen artestic
skill exhausted in portraying the battle scene but
this was the scene itself in living, sublime reality,
surprising description. The gallant Griffin soon
rushed in his famous artillery and as usual slenced
the enemies guns, while the dark shade of night
shut out from view the foe and brought the dreadful
drama to close The enemy retreated and
strong line Of federal earthwors and forts were now
erected where our gallant braves resisted and baled
all the efforts Of the foe to break our unprotected
lines last Friday. Bntour armies are bengstrength-
ened daily regiment after regiment is coming in
every day nights the sun fberty is rising and soon
will reach the zenith of his glory there to remain,
forever shining forth his refugent rays to rising
generations.
Permit me before closing to say a word to our
loyal friends at home The soldiers are for the u
mon with ballots well as with bullets Think not
Tor moment that they viii vote for any person with
doubtful principles. In their own language "Little
Nae is played out" The army viii go ten to one
for the Union. have but one doubtful person in
my company, all the rest are strong Lincoln men,
M. P. D.
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Arnrg Correspondence,
How to bring about an Arlnistice.
HEADqARTERs Co. /, 21st P. Y. Cav.
OK THE. CAPTURED BATTLE FIELD,
October 4th 1864

DEAR ISeUIRER.-We have advanced on the enc
mics works; have driven them out at the.point of
the bayonet; have gained grand, commanding
military position have placed our cannons in the
rebel forts, and now set down amid the glory, as
well as the horrors of the battle field, to let our
friends know the falacy of the statement 'that the
experiment Of scar as failure, 'and that V1cToRY
and UNION shine upon the bronsed countenances of
our brave soldiers that it is belched forth from ey
cry cannon's mouth that it is hurled into the enc
mics ranks in bitter, ndigestable pills of shot and
shell, and that it spread hallowed influence over
our victorious army, and fills the bosom of soldiers
with a glorious, mistaken confidence in the perma
nancy of our government
The 9Th Corps left camp on Friday, the last day
OF Sept, and marched in columns of brigades on
the snemies works, which lay between us and the
S outh side r. r. The 1st Division on the extreme
left Of the corps We soon came in sight Of their
works which were built very strong and in a COM
manding position, and were protected by a fort,
surrounded by an abatis. No sooner did our boys
obtain sight of those works than loud and pro-
Icnged cheer bnrst forth along the lines, and we
rushed on to the charge, tthe men fixing bayonets
on the run). We sped on through deluge of shot
and shells over the knolls, down the hollows over
the abatis, into the dtch up on the fort shot down
the captain of the battery while in the act of dis.
charging his gun, captured amajor, the guns in the
fort, another outside with the horses, about $50
prisoners, and sent the rest of the enemy running
pell-lnell ont of the works.
At this juncture Gen. Griffin rode up to the cap.
tnred fort, and was cheered by the men, but shouted
sson my brove boys, charge those other works -
Never was command obeyed more cheerfuIly, and
in five minutes more. those glorious American ban
ners were planted on another line Of Rebel fortca
tons.
Our strength was now exhaustedand the 9th corps
took the advance and followed up the retreasing foe
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A Soldier on Peace.
HEADQUARTERS BIRD DIVISION, 2Np CoRps. !
CAMP NEAR PETERSBURG, Va,
Wednesday, Sept 2l, 1861.

~ =
CAMP NEAR PETERSBURG, VA,
Wednesday, Sept q, 1861.
DEAR LoTTIE-
Your kind and ever welcome letter of the 18th
came to hand on the evening of the 10Th. / was
so glad to hear from you, to hear that YOU were
wel and hope that you may ever remain so
Your letter found me well and in good spirits. an
ticipating aspeedy termination of this cruel war:
when we shall all return to the fond embrace of
loved ones at home. From the present appear
ance of things, Il think the rebellion is about draw
ing Its last breath A few months win determine
whether we are to have a Union or not. The
Presidential election viii In great measurs deter
mine the fate of the rebellion. IF Abraham Lin
coin Is elected, which he certainly will be- think
the war viii be over. We have instances every
day almost to prove that such viii be the case
We are having victories almost daily which 90 to
show that we are right and viii come out victori-
Gus in the end. Yesterday Gen. Mott, our diyi-
son commander, received an official despatch from
the war department, signed by Gen. Grant, that
Siberian has gained complete victory over the
rebels in the Shenandoah valley. He hurled the
rebels through Winchester andcapturedfrom twen-
ty-hye hundred to three thousand prisoners nine
battle fags nine pieces of fartiIery, and all their
dead and wounded fell into our hands No doubt
the copperheads viii tell you this is not true, as
they generally do, but news Of that kind, coming
through Gen. Grants hands, cannot be denied.
and yet there is q certain class of people in the
north that will stand up and cry for an arnaistice,
so that terms of peace may be offered to the reb-
els, while JEFF Davis has emphaticaliy declared that
ne will accept no terms other than the indepen-
dence of the Confederacy, and restoration of all
slaves that have been set free. Look at our grand
armies in the field Are they in favor Of an ar
mistic and negotiations for peace I say emphat-
ically NO. But Twill tell you what kind of peace
propositions the soldier is in favor of. Such as
Gen. Grant shall issue from Richmond, through
the caEnon's mouth, so that all can understand
them, and written with the sabre and bayonet
aerer to be wiped out. Such is the only true way
of obtaining everlasting peace and restoration
of our glorious Union and the glorious old blood
stained banner, the stars and stripes over every
foot of American soil. Those are my sentiments,
and win give my life if necessary to uphold
! them.
WILLIAM lei. FL. SINNER.
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A Card to the Suffering

GWALL0W two or three hogsheads of "Buchu," Ton
6ic Btters ''SarsapariIa," Neryous Antidotes," &c.
&c, d. and after you satisfied with the result then
try one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PILLS-and be restore TO health and vigor
IN less than thirty days. They purely vegetable
easant to take prompt and sautary in their effects
the broken-d0wn and shattered constitution Old and
young take them with advantage Imported and sold
in the United States only by JAS. S. BUTLER,
No AT Broadway, n. Y
&A-Agent for the Uniteb States.
&P. S.-A Box of the Pills, securely packed, win be
mailed to any address receipt of price which is ONE
DOLLAR, post paid-money refunded. by the Agent if
entire satisfaction is not given
iyL64-Sm.l
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WILLIAM Fl. Fl. SINNER.

NTsdgER of years have elapsed since theEintroduc-
ton of H0STETTER'S CELEBRATED BITTERS to
the public The prejudice the minds Of many persons
against what arc denominated patent medicines first
greatly retarded its sale but its virtues and merits
came known, this barrier of prejudice overthrown
and the demand increased rapidly that in few years
scarcely village existed in the United States in which
the afflicted had not experienced the benefits arising from
the Of the Bttes and Mt the present day there
to be found IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD vouchers
for the great merits Of the article No greater for
Dyspepsia can be found See adrertisemeat.
For sale by Druggists and dealers genernv
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The seeretaryof ta's rsas,ay etv.
VI b., : sss t.s, g g slss, 4.s.@ ss.iss @
pnaual interest," a tho rate Of 1896 vh semi
cent per and interest ba' per
I'D money to be paid
in laN.
These notes win be convertible at the option Of tbo
Eolder at maturity, into six per cent god bearing bonds
payable not less than five nor more than twenty 49,.
from their date, as the Government may elect Th.,
win be issued in denominations Of s5e, sqS, s5se Boa
and s5,0O9 and all subscriptions mist bs sr f
or some multiple Of fifty dollars,
The nees win be tEansmittea b the owners fyae o.
transportation charges soon aor the receipt of the
original Certificate Of Deposit as they can be prepared
as the notes draw interest from August Is, persons
making deposits Subsequent 70 that date must pay the IN
terest accrued from date Of to date Of deposit
Parties dePostng twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any time viii be allowed
commission Of quarter Of ono por cent which viii 80
paid By the Treasury Department upon the receipt Of
bill for the amount certified to by to officer with whom
she deposit was made No deduction for COMMISSIONS
mn, I be made from the deposits.
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P. ScHELL made a speech at the co p
eting Monday evening. He argued Hlat
a failure, and said he preferred pc ace
khon of the Union to a standingarmy.-
/ but not quite explicit enough. We
the last week heard q copperhead. say
Ought to have its independence. -
and no doubt Mr.. ScheIl mea mt as
j he talked about preferring peace and
i a standing army.
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From the Hon. JACOB BROOM,

Gentlemen; In reply to your inquiry as to the effect
produced by the use of Hooflands German Bitters in
my family have no hesitation in saying that it has been
highly beneficial In instance case of dvsnensi of
thirteen years standing and which hal become very dis
ressing the use of bottle gave decided relief the
ond oectng and the third it seems has confirmed
the last six years In my individual use of it and It
Oe an unsqualed tonic and sincerely recommend its use
Truly yours JACOB BROOM
1705 Sr,-,,oo e.
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no THR YOUNG oR oLn.

Hale Femaie if you have been suffering from habit
indulged in by the YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES which
many alarming SYMPTOMS. It units them for
Marriage and is the Greatest Evil which can befal MAN
OR WOMAN See SYMPTOMS enumerated in ADVERTISE
ment and ypu sufferer cut out the Advertisement
and send for it at Delays dangerous Ask for
HelmbOlds take no other. Cure guarranied.
BeicGre Of Conaterfeits and limitations. jyl- I'm
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|OY s,-A Physician writing from
!, lpeaking ofthe beneficial effects
le use of "BroUn's Bronchial
F0,blige me by sending a dozen
laAiaI Troches, enclosing bill.
r. horrid irritation only felt by
sredf from any Bronchidlafec
and sore throat too, / am free to
em an Nj d. they answer all you
would leg you TO feel that ! am
n in the profession to puff amos
bat dol ng you Justice to assert
4syoid dis Iappoinement, be sure to
Brown s Bronchial Troches- +"
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pn meeting in the Court House, Monday
very large. Hon. John Cessna made
trenchant speech. Mr.. Clarkson of
ma de short speech and good one.
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Tobacco and Segars.

Congress- Founder Old Virginia. John Anderson, Ma
tura Leaf and all kinds of Smoking Tobacco and Segars
ID. Having adopted the CASH SYSTEM, we are de-
termined to sell at very small profit and the public, who
have kindly paronized as respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock.
]. B. FARQUHAR.
Julianr Street Bedford June II, Is64-t
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dence Of WH liam Griffith ESQ. byI
Ar. Josiah Ritchey Of Greenfield
AfoiiAe Grfkt Il Of Union Township.
eineer in Pie lsaBtyillc at the house
4 s'9c,san, ca n. II. Davis to Miss A. M.
Gain TOxnsg lip.