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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
THE FARM EISs MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware

ORIGINAL Mill CgBBE &e)
rms COMPANY continues TO offer to the people DelA
by IRE on al descriptions Of property, except Marine
IHks.
enee in and attention to the subjeet e Mutual Insurance
{bang the first to Introduce the prnep into our stai
by reason Of which, IL Is believed the Managers hAyo
heen enabled 40 to adjust and discriminate teiweeu the
different Varieties OF property as to render the member
ship among the most equitable in character the nuner
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II takes credit to ITSELF that s payments OF losses have
Deea 80 prompt aud Liberal That In ~ years business and
losses hing over 100000, not single tiga
ton has occurred and scarcely Without enlire salts
faction to tho parties insured.
Looking mure to the safety than tho number and
amouht OF its risks 1t has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sanda of Dollars Of Insurance either requiring tao
great an amount In single risk Offering unit ob
jeets o. Insurance for the character Of the Institution
IN this manner It Ia conceived It has the safest and
most select M Of inauranees IN proportion to ha amount
over Six Milllons Of Dollars, OF any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence NJ ths Il has not only reduced the rata
Insurance at all timea moderate nne-sxtb dnrins ths
aa Two years, but 1t presents clear surplus fund ~
34bOu0, security against any Assessment on a unas
Noes, which BY the resort To Srrp gsttisests ~,
TIE balances dae to each menber now being Issued " III
be paying interest to them frnm January igG9 -, ~
deduction. 1A''' 'A''hp
1t commenced tho year 1862 with reals proteclou 10
me community In Deposit Notes Of s2s0O0J
surplus Pund 5O0So
II the work Of the Farmsrs Of Delaware and ~
they ought to patronlfe It,
Prssidsnt-JRssE SHARPE.
Secretary and TTeasuIer-RoRzRr AcCABB. Nj
DIRECTORS
VII Wilson, liranlywne lid James DelAplaln Christi
ana iidi James Webb, Samuel Barr, H. e. stntsenbrr,
aud jesse Sharpe, Wilmington h.; Robert MeCaLe Mii
Crock lidi Johu F. Williamson, white Clay Greek lIi
ueofge Janyier New Castle Ia Curtis H. kiison psn
saaf idi John g CLARK lied Lion Idi WIN, Temple,
amy'ha sAmes H. Burnham, St. Georges Hd.; Chsfles
charles Tunnell, Georgetown. ''
AuhNfs-As we'll for reeelving application, for insur.
anee ~ uiies q heuhers; ~
~ Wilioni Drandywine LID Robert MeCahe. Mill
,aEA hdi James DeapEsiu, Chrsliana lid; John \
mNlamson, White Clay Greek Hd; Curtis H. Illison
rsne9le, ~ Rod Lion 81 Heorges, and AppoquiumiaL
nuhdsls, J9.eph Y. urhith, Smyrna; james Cfiuteu
Nav Castle Hd; Charles r. Fleming sfosl riiitHl
lnnne, etoigelown Henry Todd Dove.
vYmhhheAll9os on general business Aidfasad to III,
iIn. 'S" "''eH
f1 ROBERT MeCApV Il n e....,.-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
STATE OF DELAWARE,

I
Executive Department. !
]. Samuel NJ. Harrington, Jr., Secretary Of
State Of the State Of Delaware, do hereby certl-
fy that the foregoing is a correct copy of an act
Of the General Assembly Of this State, entitled
''An Act TO raise revenue for this State" passed
at Dover, August II, A. d., 1864; the same
having been compared by ME with the original
rolls now in my Office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunlO set my
hand and official seal at Dover, this
lL.s1 fifteenth day of August, in the year of
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
sixty four.
SAML. NJ. HARRlGoToN, JR.,
Secretary Of State.
August lG, lSG1--2mos.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
Wiatar's Balsom of wild Cherry.

So general has the use of this remedy become
ani so popular ia it everywhere, that it is un-
necessary to recount its viftues. lis works
speak lor it. and hnl utlerNnce IN tho abundant
and voluntary testimony ot the many who from
long suffering and sCttlrl disease have by its use
heeu restored 10 pristine yigor and health. We
eau present tlaaa Of evidence in proof Of our
assertions, that
rANNnT np nIgrDpnITpn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
Attention Ladies'.

Ill the newest styles 1f Fancy Combs Steel and o
II Jrwolty, Pearl and P,ncy livld hreafea sk Fans
farasos aud SUI UmhsHs At pIicss the iust tatisar
tory at u biNuNB,
Fancy Goods store, 81 South sih street,
Philadelphia.
+ AZ Peacock Feathers bought made into Fans or
y-brushsa mAr39m,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
M hulUAL DEPARTMENT.
Nl or TllE
UNIYERSITY OLE MARYLAND.

Tho FlFfY-SEN kNru bFSSiON ~ THE SCHOOL
OR MEDiulNE IN the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
viii commence on MONDAY. tho lilh OF October 1854
and sud Un the lst Of March, 1865.
fuil Course of Lectures Will be given on All the
branches as follows;
on Sir0erB-By rruf N. u. Smith.
On Chepisiry md FormacB--lIy Prof wm y. A.
Aiken.
On Obseiyies agd Dis'asfse # llomen aai tahJren--
Iiy Prot. q. W. hilieuhetgar.
On Principles and Practice ~ Msdiae, and Clinical
Milicine and Hygfas-By Prof. Richard Mcshsrry.
On Anatomy and PhyNolo9g-By rrofa Christopher
Johnston.
On Aatsria Mcdieo, and Therdreutics-Dy rrot Saml.
Q, Chew.
I,a.icai Aaafoaiy will be taught hy james II Bntsr,
NJ d., DennnHtratUF.
During tho continuance Of the war Military SurgtfJ
and Military Hggirae will he Introduced a regular i,sr
Of tho cuursH
aatrcuaies OF this School hav" arcesn At all times to
the wards the baltimore lnfrnaiy, whern they cni,
wness tke performance VI all the principal opratious
In Surgery, and eau observe the numerous i0frs Of dis
under treatment The lnirmaty spaoiuns hns-
pilAl attached 10 the Medical seh IL il open 10 the
Students daily throughout the entic y0ar without any
additional charge
Tho fes for The full Course II lectures aFa la for
Naturalization, % and for Practical Anatany, sin,
uEuRUEsW. MlLTENlkHuER
sep J0 neAn OF The Faculty.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
The Rev. Jacob seohler.


We'll hnown ard mu'h respected among The Gern,n
population IL this country, makes tho following STAT"
man for tho benoit nj the afflicted,
IiASuyTn, IA, Feb u, 1850.
Dfdi Sbs Having realized in my Nmy Important
benefits from the uAr 0t yOut valuable preparation
WlsrART HAI.-AM Win CnEuRg-it Affords me plea
sur0 To recommend It To the public. some eight yeats
ago ore "i my daughters seemed IN i ia declin1, aud
little hopes ni her recovery entertained. then
procured ntil- nj yoHr excellent haSum, and hoinrn
sha bad taken The whole nf the contents nf The bottle
there great improvement In her health. have
able mclidue. aud have always been banehtel hy IT,
jacob sEOHLER.
from Jessie mtth, Esq President Of the
Morris County Bank, mOrri-tOVvns
New Jersey.
"Hatins used DR., wlsrARs BALsAu or Wild CHERRy
fnr alui fifteen years. aud having realized Its benohcia
results In my family t affords great pleasure IN r
commHnding II 10 tho pnhln as a valuable remedy IN
al weak lungs colds, coughs @er aud roinolY
taken with perfect safety by the most delRts In health
From IIou John &c. smith, n Distinguish-
ed Lawyer in W peHtminsters MD.
have several occasions usod DR.. MlsfAKs BAta,h
wild CHEnRv TOR colds, aud also with decided
brnri know Gf no preparation that IN more thentl'
ons deserylng u general use
The Alsam ha AHn bpnh use with excellent effect by
J. d. ELLiorT, Merchant, Halls Croes Roads, Md.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Nome genuine unles. signed a BUTTS" on Tho
wrsppcr
For sale by
j. r DINsMoRE No 4sl Broadway, New York
= w. FOWLE n co. Prnpretns, Boston.
And by all druggists,
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DIED

On the morning of the 18th inst, ISAAC BEERS.
in the list year of his age.
His funeral will take place from the residence of
his son. corner of North Carolina avenue and I'd
street east, tomorrow, Saturday the 18th, at 4
O'Clock.
On Friday morning, June IT, JOHN WILL
SON infant son of William and Margaret Wilson
aged 4 months and days
Oh. Willie, thou hast left us. ?
Thy presence is more,
But thou hast landed safely
p On Canaan's happy shore.
Oh, when that joyful day shall come,
And, Willie thou wilt meet us,
Oh, may thy little hands be held
At the gates of heaven to greet US.
on 10th street, between b and SITS, Island
Departed this life the l4th inst, ELLA VIR-
GINA, aged years and months second daugh-
ter Of Benjamin mir! A. and Mary Prather.
Brief the days that held thee here, is.st
Till thy soul, pure and st iinless, t.-a
Sought another better sphere
Sought home among the angels,
Where is neither grief nor tear.
In thy hand was placed flower,
OF thy mothers love token,
When the silver cord was loosen'd, =.
And he golden bowl was broken; =
For she loved her darling Nellie, ,
More than language could have spoken
g. the 9sS the Of 18th
age.
Friends of the family are invited to attend his
funeral on Saturday afternoon, the 18th instant
at alf past oclock, from his late residence. No
80 Prospect street.
AT the residence Of her uncle, Joseph =. Smith,
months. fr
At Providence. r. l.. on the evening of the 18th
. instant, ISAAC A. BROWNELL, aged Is years.
son-in-law of Annie B. Young of this city
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by GREEN l. WILLIAM. Auetioneers.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON THE ISLAND
AT AUCTION
On DNESDAY. the I'D instant, We al ALI seII
on the prsTlsssS at o'clock m, the following
Lots Nos. And s, in Square No. S25. No. has q
front on street south of 81 feet at the corner a.
nth street west Lot NJ 6 has front on virginia
Both which Lots will he subdiyissd to anti nnr
chasers; Lot {. fronts the Mail near the Smith
sonisn Institutions beautiful location.
Immediately after the sale of the sbove. -. sb.u
sel EAST part OF Lot No 4, in Square No 6N.
havip9 front Of 81 feet on Virginia avenue, run.
1 Wf bacK aGodt " Feet between Sd "A streets.
re ms: one third cash; balance in six and twelve
mo- d ioF not.s bearing interest Adesd given
An conveyance at cost of purchaser. including
revenue stamps
Twenty dollars will be. required Of each pur-
sonesd put again and soi
'n Se ns fi kss HGdsslN WILLIAMS Aus
DY WIN B. LEWIS & CO.. AuctiOneers.
GREAT BALES OF RARE AND VALUABLE
BOOKS. "~AUT0GRAPHs ENGRKSiNaS,-
$H5ETtk6SasY ~ Iyk M 5 hTcrIoS .o.
insfor, We shall sell, ali Of M Hunters stock or
Rare and Valuable Books, Mass.ines L.w state
r
Hutosrsphs. Rare Plaster Busts. .Paintins., smoss
Which v.luable Pi,tnrs Of sits. &C. By Cor
sales Vii be costinued TUESDAY ami WE'D
ELsDA1 EysNIEes snsn ss sd e. De s0id - the
Cstaiesses ofiO lots resAy tarse days before
each sale. Rooks a. . seen .! any tinr. -.
SesW [csrOrl We, IE%lSh 20, sactsl
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The CHEAPEST AND BEST HAIR DYE IN TIE WolLD
30 cents box. The best in use. Try it. Bold by
8. @ Ford, corner 18th street and Penn. avenue,
Washington; and Henry Copk, Alexandria.
a6-lY
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday, May 3lst, at the Church of the
Epiphany by Rev. DR.. Hall, PARIS H FOLSOM,
to ELLA LOWRY, granddaughter of the late
Edward Holland. =.
On the 10th inst, at Trinity Church. by Rev r.
J. Keeling, rector. WEBSTER ELMES of Cincin.
natl, to ROSA T.. 8. WHITE. =
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CoREs, BUsIoNs, BAD NAILS, &C.
Persons wishing immediate relief from these
Troublesome annoyances, should call at DR.,
WHITES rooms. No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue,
between ~ and 9Th streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RARE BooKs-CATALoGUK SALE.-The catalo que
from No. 1872 will be continued this evening and
next Tuesday and Wednesday evening, at IA
O'Clock, over Bank of Washington.
WIN. B. LEWIS & Co., Auctioneers
At private sale a valuable Patent Right. 1t
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A NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.

ANEW PERFUME FOR THR HANDKKRCHIEF
Phalon's might Blooming Cereus"
Pha1on,s might Blooming Cereus.n
Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus''
Phalon's Might Blooming Csreus".
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus."
Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus."
Phalon's might Blooming oereus'
A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume,
distilled from the rare and beautiful flower from
Manufactured only By PHALoN Il Son, NY.
BEWARE OF COUNTRRFEITS.
ASK FOR PHALoN'S-TAKE NO OTHER.
je l6-3m Sold by druggists generally.
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs. e
from he frst ercsptins iink vet letter Of thai schieh
1''''" '''"" Rev. HENRY WARP BBEcHER.1
The 1roehss are a staff 81 EE p 20 re-, No,ru
Pres Hamilton College, Clinton, NY.
F" Throat troubles tasS are spsetSe' Willis
:. Too fsrorably kno,rn to seed commend ,tion.n
Hon. CHARLES A. PHELPS,
contain no Opium nor anythirs in jasioS S
Dr. A. A. HAYES, Chemist, Boston.
An elegant com5ing a. fQg G on po..,
I,scommsnd their use to Pn6iic speaks1sH
"Mo 'g ksx 'sHss Ohio
' Rev g. sPD aspE 1sR i St. Louis.
ltaoH instant rti,ef IN The distressing labor Of
Rev. A. G. EGGLEsToN, New York.
=" Ihey hare suited my ease Grady, relseins my
Chorister French Parish Church Montreal.
AS there are limitations be sure to OBTAIN the
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AUCTION SALES,
Fer ether Auctisn sales see frat Pae0.
THIS AFTERNOON Ann TO. MORROV
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
oHANclRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ~.

. By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF columbis dated on the 9lst Of May.
1.nSjn ,ssi PACED ..;s in certain e:ass oI
trustee. complainant, and John Williams ,dsfeaa-
snt-the lnoeFsisned trustee will, on FRIDAY,
The nth day Of June, A. D. 1854 at six O'Clock
that lot OF Grou nd situate in the city Of Washing
ton. and District OF Colu mbia, known and desig-
mated rs let numbered is In square numbered 3;
also the east seven feet eight inches front Of LOT
numbered 10, in saie square, together with the i'm
provements on saidlot and part OF lot, consisting
Of large three story brick dwelling houss being
ABORTION OF the real estate of the late Commodore
This property is situated on North x street. be-
tween 26th and 9th atreets west, fronting 81 feet
and inches on street, and extending back with
that uniform width Isl feet inches) Toe feet 10
inches TO a public alley.
The terms Of the sale are One third essh; the
balance to be paid in two equal instruments. ct six
and twelve months from the day of sale; said bal.
ance to bear interest from the day Of sale and the
pay ment thereof to be secured BY the bonds Of the
purchaser or purchasers, with surety to be ap-
IF the terms Of sale be not complied with within
Eve days from the day Of sale the trustee reserves
the right to sell the property, At the risk and
cost OF the detaulting purchaser, by sdvertisinE
such sale three times in some one or more dauY
newspapers published In the city of WAshinEton.
All eonveyancing and stamps st the cost Of the
my Is stsx&ds GREEN WTLLIiMs, Xucts.
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PIC MICS, &c.

A GRAND MO .et-t s.
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS =
ASSOCIATION ....s.
OF the District of Columbia .t,.4
Will be held at the Seventh street Park,
On o.. ...4
MONDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
June 10Th, o.
Commencing at two O'Clock, where every atten.
ton will be paid to the guests, and strict "A
order will be preserved on the premises by q
A good Co:illon Band has been engagedtEA
for the occasion. 1Iet...ss
Tickets 80 cents, admitting . gentleman and
ladies. aes. $50. =. l..-
L. Roland. '"'"''''e !" ) s sands.
r. Fox, - slsr-sr6 J Qanley, go
TIL: McGrath. - = G. a. sessford. 49,
COLUMBIA s s,s.9 = il. ,,,.s..4 Or. .,.,..
PREE OONCBRf EVERY NI8Hr.s5f =.
Monday and Saturdays Concert commeooe Of s
O'CLOCK, With full Brass Bad. Thsoeslest Lager
/ in the city always on hand. N9-lRS
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GEO. @. B MITCHELL Trustee
10 MCGUIRE 4 On Iurf,
QYJ. 9. Meg UIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

TX y. q HCU CInE q OO.,
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON 18th
NUE. AND NORTH M STREET, AND ONE ON
VERMONT ANENUE, NEAR L STREET
DE-, Sn sATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at 6
in su bdivsion Of square No. sl5 fronting Is feet ON
and orth NJ street, running back 100 feet inch.
Also, part Of Lot No. 4, in same square. fronting
q feet on 18th street, and running back about98
feet. TO an alley.
Also: Lot No. Is, in SQUARE No. 2l4, fronting q
NJ streets north, and running back to q 80 foot
alley.
Terms One-thi in cash; the remainder in sir
and twelve months, with interest secured BY deed
of trust on the premises. -
Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be paid by
je sd J. @. MCGUIRE & co sAuct,s
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PATENT CASE SErrLED.-Some time since
Judge Ohm grained a preliminary injunction,
Msushaw from Infringing the patent Of Samuel
II. Sylvester for an improved soda water
fountain, and yesterday Mf. Meushsw proposed
settlement by paying the costs and the usual
license, for using the nyenuoa. which was
agreed to BY the plalnnH, and the suit dis
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P1Jury.-Yes..rday morning Justice Kinsey
took up the ease OF Elizabeth Shorter, (colored)
who charges that VIM. f. Pruitt, white, is the
father Of an Legitimate child, which she gave
birth to on the Sd day Of November last
The case excited great interest from the fact
that il is among the first where negro testimony
has been used upon such charge. The office
o. Justice kinsey was crowded during the en-
tire EXAMINATION.
Mr.J. H. Bradley, Jr., appeared for the de-
fer, and W. p. Mr.. FeDdall for Complainant
{ .ticer johnson stated that he served the
warrant upon VIM. Pruitt, but as his (Pruitt's)
child was lying dead in the house, tine officer
allowed him 10 go 10 the magistrate and answer
Witch he did last Tuesday, and IL was post
poned till the present time. .r..-...-.. -.
Elizabeth Shorter, "a good looking colored
girI,) sworn.-ls in her eighteenth year, has
known PruItt two years and six months; first
saw him in his house. where witness hired a
servant; staid one week and left with the vari-
old. After witness got well she returned.
first night witness slept In Fruits store, On
sofa. Mrs. Pruitt went to bed. MIR. Pruttt
ceme IN from the cars (street cars, on which he
VS. conductOr-Repl and sat on the sofa.
mess asked who was there? He said at is
bc LIZ, Frank / want 10 get into bed with
20 put don't want you 10 tell Lib; will you!"
" 'tness told him TO 90 away she was tired
H. perseFered and got in bed with her, and
illicit intercourse wi'h hsr rh-n and ttar wards
When she was in the family vav she went and
told him be asked If II was his Witness told
him II was. He said II 1t was his he would
kpstsin the child. The child was horn a month
before Christmas. 1t was born at Mrs McDu.
ellis. The dav IL was horn witness was ar Mr.
Fruits. and Mr.. Pruitt went ba sk home Nth
her, on his way TO Cassin's drug store He
told me he had no money 10 give her, but Ia
rad a bedstead at Mr.. Sotar's which he
would give her. Witness asked what use yas
bedsiead without bed, That night with As
WIS taken sick, and gave birth 10 this chiId'
tness had no intercourse with any man but .
frult. Pruitt urged witness tn 60 away from
DIS house with the child: out witness told him
II ne would support the child shs would 60, II
0ot' che would stav TIL the child was old
epOukh 70 waan. This wss Christmas Wit
hes' ieft the MAY 1nllo wing Witressintendsd
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EXEMPTION PAPRRs.-John d. Clark, Esq,
Attorney at Law, and an old and experienced
Magistrate here, is prepared to draw exemption
papers for all who are not liable to military
service. His Office is No. 524 18th street and
parties applying to him may rest assured that
their papers will be correctly drawn. See his
advertisement elsewhere. 6.i'
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FOB RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-Three, very desirable R00Mss
i handsomely furnished Inquire ct No. 53TK
ii street, between 9Th and 7th. je LIST
THO LET-U nfnrnished ROOMS, In one Of the
i most pleasant and CONVENE Mt locations in the
city, S06 Delaware avenue, only one s1uare from
city cars, two squares north of the Capitol e7 at.
Tor RENT-A STORE AND DWKLLING. on
the corner of 8 and I'D streets, containing ak
large rooms If desired the dwelling can be rented
sepsrate. Apply at the corner of Pa. avenue and
22dst. - 80 jeH-St'
TOR SALE-A small brick HOUSE and good
sized cot, containing four rooms and su INNER
kitchen. Situated on 4th street, between and 0.
For particulars inquire at GIBBS hair Store, 242
"a. az, near 18th st. je r-lm
EcR SALE-The lease for four years and six
L. months of O. priyat e DWELLING, with or
without the furniture. Good location. Rent
sylvania av., of VIM. B. LEWIS, Auct. te list
E0R sALE.A. MOULDING MACHINE and
TENoN MACHINE. Must be disposed of BY
lst Of July, and will be sold very cheap for cash.
Gan be at corner Maryland avenue and 6th ST.,
Capitol Hill. lie T-1wN1 B. L. MENUS.
TOR RENf-A neatly furnished BEDROOM at
No. Maine avenue, between AZ and 9th sts.,
Island, within few steps of Pennsyv auis avenue.
and Immediately opposite Armory Square, to .
gentleman only. None others need apply. Rent
SlS per month in advance. I'D je HStf
FOR RENT:-Two six room brick HOUSES, hav-4
L Ing been thorou ghfy repaired: The lower floor
Of each can be used store. Situated AZ ST.,
Island, now one Of the most growing business
17O4h street, between e st. south and Va av.,
bet, and 10 O'Clock in the morning. ts u St.
HOT Ell FOR SALE. 20
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IN ono LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT
CU ,UUU PRINCES Stamping Depot, 3s1
street, opposite Patent Once and get their Stamp
ing. Stitching, Pinkins and Embroidery done. As
there are other Richards in the field, ladies better
only practical hand in the city Be sure you 60 to
street. opposite Patent Office, mh4
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ARTISTIC TRIUMPH.-A remarkable and
skillful operation, performed upon person
some fifteen years OF age, and who had never
articulated 81 liable distinctly in consequence
of congenitdl assure of the palate, has Just been
accomplished by DR.. Loomis, dentist Of this
city.
The operation is OF such a nature as to obyiate
the defect Of speech, enabling the patient to
speak with perfect ease and clearness, The
appliance Is such as also to give perfect syn.
etry Of contour to the face, which upon one
side was q sunken malformaton. The opers-
ton evinces the greatest professional skill. and
is of inestmable benefit to the patient.
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lYJ. q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE REAR
OF THE NATIONAL HOTEL ATPUBLIC AUG

TION
on the premises, shall sell Lot No. 6, in Square
No. 40 fronting S. feet inches oorth street,
between Four and q half and SiIth street west,
and running back about l2S feet to 50 foot wide
public alley, with BEict buildins long and favor
The central location of this valuable pro psrty
renders 1t very desirable for business purposes.
and we invite the particular attention of capital
lists and business men to the sale.
Terms Ope-hsf cash the remainder In months,
with interest, secured BY . deed of trust on the
premises.
Cost of oonveyances and revenue stamps to b
sc ie .1Sd J. O. MCGUIRE Co. Aucts.
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