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To BE ExcuAxoEp.-On Saturday, orders vere
received at Camp Douglas to prepare for tho I'm
mediate exchange of three thousand Of the nrsa.
oners now confined at this post tits proposed
to take the Missourian's first; egu.l proportion,
Of the Kentucky, Tennessee Arkansas and Loaia-
to iana troops VII /, follow. O. 1so members of ths
regiment represented here-but sixteen cnnid
yesterday, te found who were willing to Be- ex
changed. Ihey much preferred to remain In
ali others in their Indifference to the rsbnl ca1sc
JcG. Davis AID the Southern Confedcra:y receirei
nothing but curses at their hands. NOT une Of
the uumtes would consent to return to Dix1e. and
renew their efforts against the old flag. 0''N
BENEFIT OF Miss uowAED.-Miss Mayo How-
ard Of the Museum, takes her benefit on Friday
evening next The old rule that s'opinfou, differ,
With regard to the merits Of actors rs of ali other
thingr, scarcely holds good In her case; every
body pronounces her acting to be good. shc viii
be grateful for attendance on the part Of
hes f'enasl ana No expect on that occasion full
ho1se WIN improve her usual fascinating smile.
making It perfectly Irresistible. ~' =
The nTm Of J. =: Wood md B. 2. Whitman IN
dissolved. MIR: Whitman retiring. The Museum
Will In future be owned solely BY Col. Wood.
SALE OF VEssE1s.-Messss. ". II. Eean 4 ca
sold last week, the echooners Arctic md I1ame
cock: The former brought $500 and the latter
&, 1G0. ~~ 111'N >'Ao Aa''ei
PERsoSAI--Maj. Gen. Thomas ", Ecan md
Nal. Gen. Cutler are at the Sherman House
Though not yts recovered from his recent wound.
Gen: Eg.n IS on his way 10 the front to take cnm.
mand OF his division. @N'>S ~'''''
ELEVENTH WAED.-A drift meeting OF citizens
OF the Eleventh Ward is called for this evening at
no. Sn Milwaukee avenue, at the house Of Mr. 10.
Hnrk
, 1865-02-07
"A lI0u-inE Benefit.

C1sc1ysA71, Monday, Feb. e.-The amateur
Performance Of Hamlet at Pixies Opera House to-
night for the benedt Of the soldiers iamilfes was
= grand afIair. An immense audience Was pres
cnt. The receipts will amount to SIX or eeyGn
thousand dollars. The part Of Hamlet was per-
formed hy Lieut.. Gov. Anderson; first grave tttc.
ger By Ca1son, Collector Of Customs.
, 1865-02-07

qnIet eu Without decided change. Oats quiet: At n,
oEerpd and 1i.t9H nsked for Met tctn.
PxtHolIuH-Q1iel e !SG!9c for crude and B3c for
PEor1s1oss-Pork opened unsettled and closed de-
c3dtd3Y nTUfr, y tth good demand. st $S3Ga@3,Q3
fer new ness closae at So % ss3e5ao6 fsr Is and
e %, cssh a5d regular VII I s:ss'ng r. :. xsi9 .asa:
also 20 prs new mess for February aud March, bn7.
cry oPtto9 PR: r.poEtsd a. @ o. tho ssnsinds5 on
Western. $3.50. Hacon IN good demand. bur held
above the view. Of huyeEs; CnmheEia1a = tgts so;5a
ttrs, anu 1sGec for hams. Lard arneE at Nxc Ior
yefy cbcce Butter firm at 304fc for Ohl3, and 10
ESc for state. Cheese Steady at 1l@Hc.
DHEssED l1o6-F1rmer and more doing at 15H916c
for WehteYu,
, 1865-02-07
LOCAL MATTERS

music Boxes worth So 50, SD and SO each
Elne assortment new style Belt Buckles Lubin
Rouge aEd Lilly Balls, at Noblets Notion o,1i I a..
B3xaa1, 173 Lake greet feb7.9f
, 1865-02-07

Nua1EnEn OuT,-Company Il Of the ssh I'LL
nols was yesterday mustered ont at Camp Fry.
= Ihs balance Of the regiment will be mustered ont
, 1865-02-07

Eleventh WAED.-A drift mectfnr o5 c,t,zara
Of the Eleventh Ward is called for this evening at
No. S31 Milwaukee avenue, at the house Of Mr. Jo.
RnrE
, 1865-02-07

A1REsTKD.-Two gamblers, pau1 Psters and
Matthew cahill, were yesterday arrested upon a
captas and held TO ball. at thn instance Of Tip Far
TELL who sxcars that they sEludicd him ont OF
$CGb at Ea1uc commonly known as faro.
, 1865-02-07

OHrnAn As11rn.-Thc monthly meeting Of the
Directrcsses OF the Protestant Orphan A4ylum
will be held at the Asylum. this afternoon. Feb.
Iuatyg. Afu1l attendance Is Especially recuested.
, 1865-02-07

MERCANTILE EAssoc1A71oS.-Ther regular month.
IL meeting Of the 1Icrcsutfle Association, falling
due last cvcniuS, Wss adjourned fot one week, to
Elder, In metropolitan ua1l.
, 1865-02-07

FoR CAzr fRF.-one hundred recruits from
Rockford arrived IN the city yesterday, and went
as once TO Camp Fry, to be mneicrcd into service
infantry. ~ 49,
, 1865-02-07

SALE or VEssE1s.-Measrs. ". Al. Eoao = r.
sold last week, the echooners Arctic md r3ame
cock: The former brought $500 and the latter
, 1865-02-07

w WANIED--Agents in every
ncw and rapidly sailing work.. MORGAN AND His
cAFTORs." eoEp;cte IN ons cl:Esa: cetayo volume
with ne sseal pate Nkenesa OF Morgan tr!ce Il ;
This Of TIE best Agency Rccs- II III. m.fxst.
30 .,terza.t.ncss of the reba!,ien n4se ueya.o2ed
e1eit,.s yoluu,e than ,he ra.e1 Ct John Nor
reports oi hsnes. Cne sEeat orders 80 ccpss Il 9
sesult Of his nrst fl1 days eanyaa Anosasf cot g
subscribers, out o. Ito solicited 10 sabcrbe. Fall
Gssr:s, C. =. HEET L CO.. fnGeIron EIocs. ~
DesrbCTa ttrett, Ch.c4ep. III. fec hl1l3t
, 1865-02-07

CIT M1ss1oN.-Ihe regular monthly meeting
of the Managers of the City Mission will be held
IN room Co. II. E. Church Block, this afternoon,
at II O'Clock a lull attendance is requested o.
important business.
, 1865-02-07

LARcRr.-9lary Kimba1l, chronic thict, was
yesterday detected IN the act OF stealt1s IN album
from the stand in fsontsor BamEord g. Blldwiu's
ncwe storc. on Monroe street She was examined
before Justice Brown und committed in defaul; VI
Sal0 hail.
, 1865-02-07

PHILADELPHIA Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Fe6ruary6-
Co1Toy-Dull, unscttlcd and nominal.
RT11 cdc, iGc; refined. In bond. 6'GGe;
do free, st2ssc.
Super At g. .oG@913 extra At t10,01s1G5 81.
lRA1N-WhtAt doll and prices unsettled Cosn
vcfy dull and nominal.
, 1865-02-07

TmEyEs.-The crush at Smith 4 Nixon's Hill
last evening, brought out the 1iglt-angered gem
try in force. Many pockets were picked. De-
iecttse George Miller arrested two. one OF whom
Is The notorious Joe Brown, who will be rcmem
SAllinotstoNn. They were eecnEe|Y lpcxel un.
, 1865-02-07

1x OTHER LASns.-The forthcoming Great
Northwestern Fair ia arorsing the people not only
OF the whole United States, but OF Europe to &C.
tive sEmpathy. A large contribution was ycster
day received from Hon. George r. Hansen. q. s.
Consul at Elslnore, Denmnrk, Tor the Fair,
, 1865-02-07

TIE BoAEp OF TRADE BATTERY Is no:r NJ
Waterloo, AIabsma. The boys are in excellent
trim. Parcels scnt to them should be marked,
per AdnEs' Express, cnrc OF Assislaut ouart.r-
master s. u. Stevens, Nashvflle-r' He viii for
ward them by transport.
, 1865-02-07

Ofs Elasr IN metropolitan Anll.. Ftrst
Oh Four Lectures on Political
Economy.

Inc n1st OF scrdea of four lectures on Polft,e,,
ECONOMY, WIS delivered in Metrono1ftan Ha11 iss,
evening by DR.. William Elder Of the Tre,sn-.
Department Mt Washington. The lecture il civen
anecf tne immediate auspices of tic Mercantile
Association, fhc epeakes being ,lntroducea hv
| nef1an iado, Egg, Secretary Of the Association,
| ". Eldef IL portly. genial gentleman OF the
braye end loSal heart In his de1iyerv he -
merry, Mttty-yct earnest Ills decn trnibs ~ lose t
~ weight through the frequency Of Els hnmo1ous Sus
~, ID: Eides an1onneed as the speci,l subject or
tEe eSea,inE, =" Wealth md It's Sonrces," and e.
htS r'cws thereon in scmihumorous,
eyer 1smfled far away from the subieci n IN ~
ihtleue his hearers. Ills rcasonines Were snund
"1ano9 ~,np5t being close; he look IIgh Unionlst
1h1 lecturer Was heartily app1auaoa DURING The
aeMfges5 Mg ss,9 Ct hts address. and At its close ~
are:d bad Eone
o. haa lecture. The term was one which he did
nn nn,ae msc. Ine pattern vas too large 1twas hia
a%.s o s .ope 1s ss}se S
aEd the .artous trcaeea upon Tic Subject rejected
1o cfeo1t upon their authors.
49,, - member Of Congress had asked him the qucs.
uon Whether Kealth increased in proportion to
rppnanon rpat Ae thonsht the query was one of
uon Of two millions more to.day than on ne atcr.
hocn ocn S MhG5 spmter te -opr rrodustivencsa has
@ .su ~ uIuo1eu e'nce inc feDeiltuo. The waists OF
Guproductiye labor. We can come ont richer at
NJ fI.1oh snd 81 ts ee;sn yenr var aan before t
r1oductions were now oS a. ,er sne rea maI
ssS innsnse = Pshss tac9sassd nas ass
sold rs cur bonds at half price at tho Commence.
Hent Ct The Tsr she wou1d yet buy them back at
o H H s En- s1: on sS
sal burst he nanE M oG 81 EnsianJ
=, sktled labor rrodIces wealth. The mind and
kai o. af r.
aae1 = za + sa'fsa p:cs i '
in any country which was s. prosperity, m ~ the oli
WAGES Of labor have now gone down. The law Of
dlsi5lbatlon Is true one. Asupcrabundnnce Of
poor nlnn cannot now afford to walk for any dis
tanSc. Ills sastly cheaper for him to ride.
5nn g w ~ o. ihor goyesns AZ c1asses
this law there was no limit to the production Of
Wesith. We shall substitute the cheap, the abun-
dent and the esh.as,less, for the reyerse. Under
c1casc In value. Their products continually de-
crease fn pr1ce-> The spontaneous productions Of !
tlon rndcr whc We mns Obtain he :; e
and luxurica Of life.
The tcnecncy Of the raw material to increase In
to decrease, WIS selEey1dcnt Iron In Baltimore |
costs s1.uch per pound as uafls In Philade1phia.
Paper in the Rocky Moantaios isvcry hish pficsd,
while rags are almost worthless As ron APPROACH |
near to I'll: scene of conversion into wealth, the !
raw material increases in value whilo the manu.
n M sns It Is e
Of eli uanntaetured articles or products oil Labor
Tic second lecture of tho course will be given
at Metropolitan Hall tins evening, under the auspi
ces Of TIC Foasd O., Trade. The topic will be
it e delisery Of these iecturc viii mss
rare entertainment
, 1865-02-07

TAKEN UP black colt, about
y eight months old; picked M l.st week. tn
cEner eNn hava i hv proving property psyns s1yer
"ess S"us~ fa7 hSl8 It
, 1865-02-07

POARDING.-Pleasaut rooms,
Il with board suttab1c for families OF single gen-
tlemen. either furnished nnlurntshed NAV be o.
taif ed It tls e, Cloud House. - and q South
frhnkltn street. oa!T 1Wo minutes walk from the
Court House: Also few daT boade1s can Da ACCOM-
mc0attd. FESTuS Il HAYNES, fe1.hSsa II
, 1865-02-07

possesses
the very important quality-atrcngth. a pros
pectus OF the Company is before US, setting forth
the character Of the enterprise and the project OF
Ilast fn1uace to be erected upon the property
the coming season.
The Company ia organized with capital stock
OF 500 CO., divided into 1000 sbares Of ss5 each,
and in order to provide means to build the fur
mace, and to construct brunch railroad Of near
two miles in length to connect the location with
the Marquette ana ontonason Railroad, they are
Offering sumclent amount of tte sto:k a,5oo
shsres} at tho subscription price, $40 per share,
making the prid up capital 500 600. This Is the
here ftom That region, md much credit IL dne to
Mr. A. B. Heekcf, our we'll coal and iron dea1et,
for his perseverance, In inducing the Michigan
We ure da1iy becoming more closely connected
win the Like Superior country bT the extension
Of our ratlroad lines, and the time hat come when
basinaas Of that ree1on. GHeretoforr orr sister
cities Detroit and Cleveland hayc controlled the
11Re Superior trade. and arc now cxcrt1us them:
capitalists turn thcir attention 10 that direction,
Inc nuslhess which should naturally be tributary
- Mse CITY will continue in the same channel It
-. The Michigan ron Company, tudp,nc .rou, the
af hs q ~, ne men promises to DC
aS WIN IN ~; A. = Mssker, foot Of North Marlet
e@ueel, @ vii have 20 difficulty In makiur disnnsjs
Ion o. tac requisite amount OF stock whjie ri
Is exciting the attention Of everybody. and t,o h.
Gniihg those Of speculative mild into rIsl.ns Nv
and thinking will invest tcis capita, IN aoos5
ns1ses q the character tho Michigan Iron Gn,n.
%ns.s every dollar Invested Il reprcscuted
%Msie is necessary 70 siuk several nni1ea Sesss
as1tcs. " r. surface With poelbiity of iinSns the
~ sne Mancs Of iron are vast mountains.
the demand for lie ore. 1sfSoas AAAin1s upon
a, iMs sads is steadily ncrea.ing In iportnnce,
Maf9nette- For tho Int three years ihe ahin-
1nents @etr ns fplloNa: s" ee 8AAp
1cHc lie 721 tona.
ASNh1s .1BA 4S5 ~
.SN123 ~
other csAunn. ~N - A~~A'" ~ AZ
, 1865-02-07

BrC1A. SroRT-ouc Of those dcbaslns c1h'bI-
1ions Of brutslly known asa dog fight took place
nj Cottage Grove yesterday. A larse crowd OF
rouEhs. thieves. md plckpocEcrs' Was In attend
ancc. The contest lasted nitg-ninc minutes. We
4ion Of the Lind III that locality,
, 1865-02-07

GTRAYED--A a Black HorEe ran
NJ aEsy IN Monday Afternoon. lie started on
michigan ayenue ant Ean ur State street towards
Camp Douglas. Had on harness a. the tlme, with
rhtl!s Attachrd. Whoever has found s.Id herss will
ease 1ssye wtrd 1t 6Y3 Wabash avenue q 1O6
Eooth Mat-f aftefG fes.hst1-l.
, 1865-02-07
-
HnarDi1tu.

POARDING-I wish to engage
- one or tTo iuE1ithed rooms. With board 1or, ny
wife baby a2d sister. nene hutsc railway. Must be
coed family. whete few hoArders are taken, ana
pIIcr moderate. Addres, Boz S., Chicago Post ON e
stating location and terms. fe7.hss52k
, 1865-02-07

MORE EcoEFIDEScE.-Anothefs stranger was vic.
atmiEed out Of nbont three hundred dolIars nca.
Mccormick Block yesterday, by the well-known
confidence gsme: he lent the money on cheque
by about thousand dollars, hut his Imaginary
profit la q real loss.
, 1865-02-07

TATLon'e battery Assoc1Ar1os.-A mcetiue
Of the Association Will be held at Room No. u,
Fullerton UlncE- Mt seven and half o'clock this
evening. Members nrr requested to be punctuaL
eh 1insincs. Of impo1tancc will be brought before
the Association.
, 1865-02-07

LARCENY As BA11Eg.-Richard o'Ieary, ssloou
Keeper at No. North Wells street, va. yestcr-
day Thought before Justice Brown charged with
the fraudulent retention OF <io0, which had been
entrusted to him by the complainant, HENRY
Allen. Mf. Allen Is soldier who some 1noaths
stnee met Ar- Leary at Springfield. und ,gavo him
it fe alleged he tailed to do. Hence The elit The
case Wis continued until the gth, on LesrY giving
hail In the 6um Of $500. There arc several o,hef
this way.
, 1865-02-07

a Liberal CONFERENCE.-The Congregation
OF the First Depttst Church, [Dr. Evcrts,} on Sun
lny contributed tho magnificent rum Of S25. .oo1,
with which to continue the work On the ncw build.
, 1865-02-07

POAkDING.-A first class suite
- Of 1ooms. with board for three persons. may bs
had at 35o ohio street. House nrst clas, with all
modern improvements. references required.
, 1865-02-07

FtRE.-About two O'Clock yesterday fire broke
ont in frame building 1t No. go Wells stroet
occupied by hrs. Eusnn HARDING. who 1ose. horso'
hold goods 10 tho yalnc Of $siS. 10 insnronce
The DAMAGE 70 the building WILL be about ST mn
The origin Of the fire Is Unknown. ~1'o'''
, 1865-02-07

GTRAYEn-On Saturday alter
~ noon, from corner OF Cass and ITurcn streets
BLACK CoIt. aoou; light months CID ons white foot
Any one giving Information leading to her recovery
VIII DC sEtt sbty rewarded Address EUNSEY 4 CO.
LAG South Water street. frh:l- Il
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DIED..


son Of John Z. and Harriet Elizabeth Prospsri,
aged months:
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God who has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
The fri' nds and scQu aiataaces of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral at the
residen OF Mr.. W Ramsay. on street, bet 9th
and 10th. Navy Yard. on Sunday afternoon, at Two
On the 2lst, SAMUEL WALTER, infant son of
William and Eleanora Finley, aged IA months and
The funeral will take place to morrow Sunday
afternoon. at 2}s O'Clock The friends of the fam
lily are invited to attend.
baltimore Sun copyl
On the 2lst instant, ct O'Clock a.. m, HATTIE
CLEMENTS, youngest daughter of B. H. and
Lewellen Clements aged months and 10 days.
The friends and acq uaintasces of the family are
respectfully requested to .ttend her funeral from
her par pts' residence NJ ST eet, between 18th
and 18th streets, Monday, the 23d instant, at
O'Clock p. IN.
On the 9th instant. in Baltimore, SAMUEL @.
EpES. in the b5th year of his age.
His friends are invited 70 attend his funeral from
on Monday morning, at 10 o clock.
This morning at O'Clock, at Mrs Bannerman,e
No 447 Penn'a avenue, Brevet Brig. Gen. CHAS
WHEELOCK. U. s v, aged 81 years.
CLARENCE ETGE NE, only child of George W.
and Sarah Crutchley aged year and % days. =
Our home is sao our hearts be reft,
Our dearest Affection 8 by the destroying angel
The call has come our idol's gone
To lis long bissful and eternsl home.
And when the chan sing scenes of life are DER,
" ell meet on that bright and joyous shore,
And join the seraphic throng that ng their flight
Mid the countless ages of eternal light W.
JON Es aged years months.
the funeral from the house, corner OF llth and I
D. m jan % 2t'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The BITTER FRUITS OF BAD BIrrERs.

IHB BITTER FRUITS OF BAD BIffERS.
Invalid reader, do you know what min g. enths of
the Bitter compounds you are solicited by the pro-
prietors to accept as universal panaceas are com
posed of? Give heed for moment. They are
manufactured from unpuriHed alcohol, containing
aconsiderable portion Of fusel oil. poison almost
as deadly as pru.sic acid The basis of the regular
tinctures of the Materia Medica is the same No
amount of"herbal extracts can overcome the bad
tendency efthis pernicious element. The Essence
of sound Rye thorough rectifed is the only slim
uant which can be safely used as a component of a
Tonic, Alternative and anti bilious medicine, and
HosTETTER's STeMACH BITTERs is the only medic
na preparation in the world in which this article
is used as an ingredient. Hencs the extraordins
~ effects of this great specific 1t gives strength
without producing excitement No other Tonic
does this All the ordinary Bitters flush the fs a.
and effect the brain HosrKrrRR's BIrrRRs diffus
an agreeable calm through the nervous system
promote digestion and produce sleep No other
Tonic 30 quickly revives the exhausted physical
energies restores the appetite, and removes the
gloom and depression which always ACCOMPANIES
"eahhe'S vi the ooaiiy powers. JAZZ 2l-2w
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LUBIN'S

LUBIN'S
FRANGIPANNI
TOILET POWDER
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
is used throughout Europe, and considered
ANECEssITY IN THE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
is now for the FIRST time introduced
TO THE
LABIRS OF AMERICA.
FRANGIPANHI POWDER
is unrivalled for removing Chars. Gafes, Blotches
Pi'npes and other impurities of the skin, render
ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
is used to remove TAN and FRKCKLES, giving fresh
to the eonpiezion and healthy hue to the skis
with youthful SoftnssS.
FRANGIPAHNI POWDER
is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the
inside of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn on and of with ease, and preventing their
being soiled by perspration. After the glove is
withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, SoFT, and
WHITE with a delicate freshness and perfume.
FRANGIPANsI POWDER
is used to all roushneSS and redness of the
HAMS. ARMS and FACE. 1t softens Germs, and
all other cutaneous excresences.
Price Is Cents and 50 Cents, according to size Of
Package.
For sale by
WILCOX & Co, PRINCIPAL Agents.
Isl Water street New York,
and Principal Druggists and Perfumers.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,

New Ssyles Superb stock of Overcoats, Dress,
Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaoons, Vests,
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c &c.
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Mems
gance Of ttyle variety aad excel enc of fabric and
faithfule iof manufacture. has not been sur
market
Those In search of Clothing for Gentlemen IS and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say With assurance they will dHd
the right article On the most reasonable terms.
Also, extensive assortment Of Gentlemen q
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
ssry for o complete outfit.
NOAH WALKERS CO.. 36S Pa. av.,
oc l0-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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DUTTER AND EGGS.

Just received, and on ssle at the Commercial
Building, Market House, Louisians avenue, 9th
and 18th streets-
rofrkins of BUTTER, from the "Zour Associs-
tieD" ( Ohio.
10 barrels prime Ms<y land ans Bela.are EGGS.
dec2i 5oBS FARRELL,
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M ATIeNAL BANK OF oOMMERCI
OF GEORGETOWN.

This Bank. organized uns or the National Bank
ing Law OF the last Cong is now open for the
transaction of business at their Office Bridge st
C.. e. RITTENHOUsE, President
SAMUEL FOWLER, Cashier. lau 2H
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DYJo. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionsers.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On 18th STREET BELOW PIK i SS
Maryland AVENUE AND THIRD STREET
WEST.
By authority of the Supreme Court of this Dis
trict, passed in Equity No sH, Matilda GraImsr
VS. Todd and Prohasco, we shall expose tt sale. on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Janusry IS. 1855, At
o'clock on the premises to the highest bidder, the
Part of Lot No. Is, and the whole of Lot No, is,
in squars No 258, frontinR together about 65 feet
on Thirteenth street, near Pennsylvauia avenue,
81 feet wide, with outlet 10 feet wide to Thir-
teenth street, with the improvements, consisting
Of several old frame dwelling houses
Same day at AZ o'c,sck. Lot No. /, in reservstio
@, fronting IS feet Maryland avenue. and 79 feet
Third street west, at the corner of Third street,
npsr the canal bridge.
Terms One third cash, the residue in S, H. and
le months. with interest. fer which the purchasers
bonds, with surety will be taken, and lien
rved on the pro perty sold.
If the terms be not complied with within five
DAYS from the day of SALE the trustees the
right TO resell, seven days public notice, at the
risk and cost Of the purchaser failing to comply.
VIM. B. TODD lrrrst.a.
HENRY PR0BASC0. iruStees'
ian I'D j. @. Meg CURE & CO. Aucts.
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mar 2-p& W. ~

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST HA DYE IN THE
W0ELD-NereT Fades or Washes OW;.-upham 8
Hair Dye, 80 cents box. The best in uss. Try H..
Sold by q. G. Ford corner ilth street aud Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook,
Alexandria. jan ely
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc
Can BE Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothi a
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PYW. WALL & 90 Aactionsers.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
By virtue of the decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia in equity sitting, bearing
date December r. 1861 and passed in cause in
said Court depending, 10 WHICH Catherine scauiin
are defendants, mo. 1873. Equity Bocket,D | shall
offer for sale at public auction. in front of the
A. D. 1865. at o'clock p. M. sll of Lot numbered
Three ~ in Cabob's subdivision Of Square NUM-
bered 81 Z hundred and seventy seven (677) of the
plan of the City OF Washington, with the improve
ments thereon consisting of two Frame Houses.
This property is situated north q street.
between North Capitol and list street east "
Terms of eale: One third cash: the residue in
two equal installments of Elk and nine (6 and 81
months. the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred payments, satisfactorily indorsed, and
bearing inter est from the day of sale. little deed
to be retained until the whole of the purchase
money is paid.
of the purchaser. A LLOYD. Trustee.
jan 3taw2w6G+ W. L. WALL & CO. Aucts.