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FOR SALE.
LARGE BUSINESS FOR SALE IN

a IAhUE bIblAbNO fUk NALE IN
u FRANKLIN INVITE OR WITHOUT
BU1LDINGS9-Any parties with q few thousand
dollars in cash, and DESTROYS Of entering into a
econ, SOUND LEGITIMATE business, well established,
viii ind a rare chance for so doing, by addressing.
with real name.'' P. O., Box 64i, Franklin, Pa.
All correspondence confidential.
Franklin, Nov. -. 1855. 8 nov22-oes
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

FRIDAY Evening, Dec. l, 1865.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Rogton.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOHN G.. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE
n
Real Estate Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LORAIN SGT acres, $50 per acre.
KINSMAN ST.-5H acres, and variety Of farms.
KINSMAN ST.-Two Houses and Lots; price,
81, 800 to s., 800.
PERRY and Lot, $500.
SUPERIOR ST.-Residence on Superior-st. west
of Erie, SIS, 600.
SUPERIOR ST.-Valuable business property on
SuperiOr-st.
CHESTNUT ST.-House and Lot, 5000.
RIDE ST.-House and large Lot, So, 1000.
KINSMAN ST.-Large Brick House and 10 acres
Land, with fruit, &c. a very desirable resi-
dence-
OHIO ST.-Two-story House and Lot, $500.
SCOVILLE ST.-House and Lot, 5000.
LAUREL ST.-HOuse and Lot, 81, $50.
LAKE Il House and Lot, 81, 500.
LONG ST.-In rear of 100 Superior street, vacant
Lot, 65x70 feet.
DETROIT ST.-Near Pearl, good Brick House and
Lot, 5000.
VACANT LOT-OnS cOville street.
Also, a large number Of desirable Farms and out
lots.
JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent,
AtWater Building.
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l KENTUCKY HOME
cLAIM AGENTS.
WM i, PRESTON,

Successor to @. G. Bruce 4 Preston,)
Licensed 4 Army 4 Navy Claim Agent,
OFFICE NO. 1 LYMAN's BLOCK,
Near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prize
Money and all otOer War Claims.
rs Our Special Agent, resident at Washington,
ID. C., oevOtes his entire time to the collection Of
OFFICERS ACCOUNTS, procuring Certificates of Non
indebtedness and obtaining pay.
. rs Fees low. No charges until we accomplish
what we undertake.
German LanguaRe spoken. nn1a
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Rose a rrsnt..., fsovi-lon Aashs'

Rose a PrentissS Provision HaEkes
The following are he rates charged BY as.
HAns-Sugar-cured premium hams h. Is
CANvAseED HAMS -" D-...s =
DRIED BkEF-8
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 3 b.-......- II
BAcoS-Or Smoked Sides D b.--.----- n
LARp-Prime eafkettie-rnd'din bbis or tres "a
% Prime afkettle-rnd' d. In kegs 3 >
PoRK-No. 1 mess (neW) p bbL----SS9
" Extra clear 3
nE-No extra charge made for packages or caEt-
are to railroad dePots or boats. All articles are
warrsrted strictly prime, andequal to anythingm
the State. Orders promptly filled.
ROSE b PREHTISS.
Mes. I42, IA and I4s Ontario street.
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Buffalo Market-Dec. I.

FLOUR-Quie and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and lower. No. l Milwaukee
spring offered at 81 IS.
~CORN-1@T5e.
~OArs-NOminal at a.
BARLEY-S1 ,OO@I,OS.
RYE-75@S5c.
PEAs-Sl 90.
PoRK-S3O,OO-
LARD-Sales at &c.
WHIsKY-S2,3I. @
IMPoRTs-l3g7 bbls -four; 45,4OO bush wheat
$500 corn; S75 bu barley.
CANAL ExPoRTs-NO report.
CANAL FREIeHrs-wheat to Rochester 81.
Toledo Market-Dec. L.
WHEAT-I@2c lower. Sales new white Michigan
at 81 90; old amber 81 80 new SI,4O.
CoRS-Less activeald lower. Sales at CSC for old
No l.
OArs-Held at SIC aud Sec offered.
RYE-NOminal at zoe.
LAKE EKEIGHTs-NOminal
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AMERICAN L
RUssEII's FOREST CITY HOtsr.

\ Il Townsend, ObeTlin ! Lasin, Buffalo
J 5 Bennett, Mich " II Powell. DAYTON
John do EE Tracy, city
G d Upham, do A Carver, Hamden
AID Munson, city c sheldon do
J Upton. do CIV Freeman Il VT, Ill
\ II Eidred 81, Aaron 4 P Burwell; Pa
W Fowler, Chicago IT Kinsman, Kinsnian
) W johnson do Mrs Gould. Oil City
A Shoemaker, CardingtOnJ ) Campbell, Roston
CIV Case do + A futile, city
. 7 Mellrath, n W II Corning * VT, NY
B Reynolds al, ToledoW Babcock 81, Medina
g W Herbert & do
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OPTICAL.

5. PERLEf, the reliable OpiicisD, stis
- /. continues tc give universal satisfaction in tn
practice Of his profession, No. 1s3 Superior stree
johnson House Building.
Ne 1t Is to the advantage Of all, when 50 dali
cate a sense as that Of sight is concerned, { deal
with one Of acknowledged skill, who makes no false
pretensions also a fun assortment Of Optical and
aathametical Ingtrumea iulyl
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Chicago AsarkeI-Dec. L.

FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAr-Firm at an advance Of l@3c. Sales at
s., 32%9l, 80 for No. l, 93@94c for Mo-.
CoRN-Advanced 2, closing firm at 42%c for No.
/ and Ale for No. 2
OArs-Advanced 1o, closing firm at 26%@2Tc.
HIGHwINEs-Quiet.
PROvIsuONs-Firm but the market is inactive
and prices are unchanged.
Hoss-Moderately active at 71sc for good to
choice.
REcEIPTs-Flour 1900 bbls; wheat 5000 bu;
corn q, coo bu; oats 1000 bG.
SHIPxENTs-I,6O 800 bbls flour; 1000 bus wheat.
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MIIwaukee Markef-Dec. 1.

FLoUR-Qniet.
MHEAT-Advanced PC. sales at Si,39 for No. L.
0ATs-Firm at 2sc.
REcE1Prs-I, 500 bbls -four; $1,000 bush wheat.
Money Market-De 4.
MoSEY-Easy at Z p cent.
SrFRLING=Steady at lO96lO9L.
GoLD-without decided change, opening at lis.
advancing to 1875 and closing at HTS
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Eg- Single copies Of the WEEKLY LEADER, for
Saturday, December ,, 1s65, in wrappers ready foI
mnailisg, can be had at the LEADER Counting Room.
Price FIVE cents. .8- H-54 -r.H .-a
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The following dispatches we're received at the
Exchange to-day
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unchanged aud business
generally very dull.
Chieaso-Trade fairly active. Stocks generally
mall. H
MISUNDERSTANDING ~sheetings sold up to the close
at quoted prices. Business in other goods mod
crate.
Louisville-Trade fair. Standard prints % to
"a; sheetings 81 to 30,
Cincinnati-Market unchanged and business
dull. No buyers in town Of any consequence.
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The vial he gave me was of different
shape, was larger, but had a similar label.
They used poison to kill rats, etc. They
used to put arsenic on bread and lay it
around TO kill rats, as they said. Mrs.
Phinney did it. They also used this strych-
nine to kill rats, saying it would kill them
quicker. The latter was kept in the bureau
drawer; the arsenic was kept in a paper.
Deceased advised me to use strychnine for
neuralgia; that he had no scruples in using
it. This bureau was in the dining-room, off
from the kitchen.
At this point the court adjourned till
nine O'clock this morning.
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Once, windsr'S Building. corner = and
Seventeenth streets.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON.
Major General 2. O Augur, Commanding
Department and Military Governor District
Columbia-Headquartsrs, Fourteenth street,
near New York avenue.
Brigadisr General ]. A. Haskin Chief Of
Artillery, Department Of Neutrality-suspicious.
with Major General @. Q. Augur.
Captain II. W. Smith, Assistant Adjutant
General-Discharge ONCE for Department
Office, $50 Fourteenth street
Col. 7. Ingraham, Provost Marshal Dis.
trict Of Washington, Fourteenth street, near
New York avenue.
DEFENCEs OF WASHINGTON. ... Oh.
Lieut.. Col b. S. Alexander, Additional
Aide.de.C Camp and Major of Engineers-0f.
hce, northwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave.
nue. and Nineteenth street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Major General +. A. Hitchcock, Commits.
sioner for Exchange Of Prisoners-oGiec, No.
% Winder's Building, second floor.
Brevet Brigadier General William Hoa.
man, Commissary General Of Prisuners.-Of.
hcc, lIS + street corner Of Twentieth
street.
Brevet Brigadier GcnerafD c. McCalum.
Superintendent of Military Rnilroads-OE.
fee, $50 q street, near Seventeenth street.
Brigadier General A. p. Howe Inspector
Of Artillery, United States Army-0dice,
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Nine.
teenth street.
STATE AGENCIES IN WASHINGTON.
Nnssachusetts-Lieut. Col. Gardiner Tufts
second floor National H'eihgsRccr Building
corner Seventh ard ID streets
l..
street.
New YOrk--COl Edwin Il. Goodrich, 2ss
| + street.
POnn,ylvania--Col. Francis Jordan, 4s7
| Eleventh street.
Connccticut-RCv. William A. Benedict
2j2 street
Vcrmont-Coloncl Frank Holbrook, PSI !
street.
Mninc-A. Watson. 273 + street.
New IIampshrc-Col Larkin Mason, jli
Seventh street.
Rhode Island-Licut Col, James T. Bcre.
diet, Room No !, Washington Building, cor,
ner Seventh and ID streets.
Michignn-Dr Tunnicliff, southeast corner
Seventh and Y streets
IndianR-Wm. II. DcMotto, corner Tenth
and streets
ulinois-Newton Crawford, Room No. .,
Patent Office.
New Jcrsey-Licut. Col. J. C. Rafferty,,
2j2 q street.
Wisconsm-W. q. Scllcck, $50 street.
MGrylani-Stcphen W. Douney, Calvary
Baptist Church. Fifth street.
Kcntucky-C C. Ponnybaker, No Four
and "a half street.
Iowa-Geo Cowic, Fifth Auditors Office,
Treasury department
Minnesota. T. Stock, Room No. 5, Land
Office.
Delaware--]oT 6Sl, Post Office.
SANITARY COMMISSION.
2i4 Fstrcct, between Thirteenth and Pour
tcenth streets
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
Corner Eighth and II streets.
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ARMY DIRECTORY.

SECRETARY or WAR; ~
Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton--1gfRNc, second
hoor War Department.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR.
Hon. Z. A. DSna-ohice, third floor Wal
Department.
GENERAL ~ CHIEF.
Ofice-In charge Of Captain q. X. Lect
Assistant Adjutant General, No. 80 Winder'
Building, second floor.
a CHIEF OF STAFFl
Major General II. W. Halleck-Ofice, cor,
ner Y and Seventeenth streets.
ADJUTANT GENERAL
Brigade. General l.. Thomas-Officc, Wal
Department.
BUREAU or MILITARY JUSTICE
BrigRdier General Joseph Holt, Judge Ad,
yocAte General--Othce, Windcrs Building
corner Of 4 and Seventeenth streets.
JUDGES ADVOCATE
Major L. c. Turner, Judge Advocate, De
Partment Of Washington, &c.--Ofice, So!
Seventeenth street.
Theophilus Gaines, Major and Judge Ad
yocate, Twenty-seoond Army COrps-Oficc
bS4 Fourteenth street.
SOLICITOR OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
Hon. William Whiting-Otfice, Room No
81, War Department
INSPECTOR GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
Office, 53I Seventeenth street.
BUREAU OF TIE SIGNAL CORPS
Colonel d. +. Fisher Chief Signal Officer
Once, 1871 Y street.
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL.
Brig Gen. J. u. Fry-0fice, War Depart
ment.
oUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT.
Brevet Major General NJ. {. Meigs, Quar-
termAster Generhl-Diice, Art Union build
Dans,Hulpnrio sY.n,. ,ul So,
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NJ DIcAL.
DLMvELLNY'sPnvats Hospital, in ,AsTsd-
srAl Blo'k, sornsr Of Seventh and streets, op.
Posi's the Post and Patent onoss, Rooms -
and u. up staIr.. washInEtOn. D. @.

and N, up stairs, Washington, D. @.
All diseases Of private nature treated In N,
belt scientific manner, aud radical cures effected
IL all eases. sYPHILITIC AFFECTION, CON.
81 SRH4A, GLgET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
'BAKNEss, or the result Of voLUPTUoUs
! 'RIAMs, or Auy weakness Of the 0ENBRATTvE
ORGANS, from any eause whatever, or how
long standing, thoroughly aud radically cured
| also, GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of tho NERVES
MUSCLES, BONES. aud JOINTS; sCROFUJA.
BLOTCHEs on the FACE, ERUpTIoNs on the
limbs aud body, aud all other ERuPTlvE DIS.
EASES aud DISEASES Of tho BLOOD, from what.
ever cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, lot no false deli.
cScy prevent You from applying Immediately to
mr. Ncllny, who Is acknowledge to be by far tho
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
Of private diseases. Pear not to como aud make
known your misfortuncS, and he will speedily
send you on your way rCJolcIug
SELF. ABUSE
That dreadful sccurge Of tho young INDUCED
In when alone, destroys tho gensrallVe organs,
unhs them for married life, producing weakncs.
Of tho hack aud limbs, LOSE Of animation aud
muscular power, Palp'tatlou cf the heart, ucr'
youu irriWhility, loss Of memory, melancholy
habits, insanity, consumption and death,
l..
qucnecs Of delay, do not fail to make your cas-,
known Immediately to Dr, Nclluy. Your secret.
, With him arc sacred, aud you may confidently
r. Wy uron his medical skill.
Thousands whose sysiem- were shattered, and
who were on tho brink Of the grave, have becu
brou yht back 80 vigorous, health bJ his skIlful
trcatn ,cnt,
MARRIAGE
Married persons, or those contemplating matri
mouy, Who suspect themselves Of lmPoicnoy,
seminal EeAknc-- or any disease arising from n
relaxed state Of the genital organs, whether the
result Of jScaS", injury, youthful iudiscrction,
ar indulge 'co Of tho passions In ripcr years arc
earnestly cntrcaIcd to place themselves under
the caro- u Drr. They may rely with certainty
upon speedy euro, and being restored to full
health and Vigor.
lie treats with entire success all diseases Of
females, such u, LEUCORRHEA or WHITES,
LArsus uTEHi SC. , &c. aud IN every case guar,
antccs pcrfcG, CURE.
FSEs moderate, and visits and CoMMUNICA
TlUNS srlc,ly PRIVATE aud CONFIDENTIAL.
Persons calling see no ono but the DOoToE.
Those at distance may be TNEIrRD nv MAIL
by sending a statement Of CASE, Sc.
Jy2-sm
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RAILRoADs.
OFFICE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAJ.
" ROAD COMPANY. ,,,,

" ROAD COMPANY.
WAsntNofpS, Deca,nber Is, 1884.
On and snsr SUNDAY MONT, Dee. Is 1854,
Passenger Fraias between WashiA gtOn and Bai.
Hn''' WI TE sIi I; i soyiso soGrK
No, l.--BALTlMoRR, WAY STATION AND
HARRlsBUR0 TRAlN-Leays Washington q 10
o N. Arrive 81 Baltimore g. 90 q, m.
No. ANEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
EXPREss-Lsave Washington 7. 90 q N AT.
rive at Philadelphia !. Ssp, m. New York d ~
p. m. No Baltimore tickets sold, -.
No. o -BALTIMORB AND WESTERN TRAIN.
Leave Washington T. Is a M, stopping at
way stations, connecting at Relay with the Nall
Train for the West, and reaching Baltimore ~ 90
No. NEW YORK NAIL TRAIN. -Losve
Washington II. IS n. m. Arrive at Baltimore
u t3 y. m. Philadelphia 537 p. m. ; New
No. 5 ~BGLTiMoRE TRAIN AND WAY STA,
meeting at Relay with frederick train. Arriv
40. G'-BGLTlHoRE COMBINATION AMI
PHILADELPHIA TRAI.N-Leaye waShingu 4
T. - r. IN. Arrive at Bait wore q lOp. IN. Tat
train stops At BladsuSbuTg, BcltsNille, Laur u,
and Annapolis Junction only
No. 7.-ROsT0Y, ALBANY AND NEW yoRE
EXPRESS TRAIN-LcAye Was, Niugton 90 y m.
Arrive At New York o. a. m. Mails aud IS
sOngers by this lrain connect wit all the q III,
morning, lines leaving New YORK for tho Hast,
North aud West, No Fhiladclph Ia aud Ia ~
more tickets sold by this train, when u hlnWct
In capacity by Government orders, 10 iRsuro th'
mails.
No, s-BALTlNoRR AND HA, sRisBrRC
TRAlN-Leayc Washington at G45p -. Ar
rive at Baltimore At s. Is ?. m.
No. -NBW YORK, PHlLADBLP, VIA AM
WESTERN TRAlN--LcaVn Washington Al 1.A
r. IN, stopping at Relay House for Nestcff
Passengers TO tako kxprNsS Train for q WALTON,
Wheeling, farkcrsburg, and all poiuts h The
West Reaches New York at o Is a m.
FOR Annapolis the connections will he nad'
with the lSa. IN, aud tho = aud T. 10 y. m.
from Warrington. No train 10 or from Anna 20
SUNDAY TRAINS
The only trains from Washington for pa.,cn-
gers on sunday are tho 4 Is aud II lGR. IN. , aud
T. ~ y. m. for Baltimore, and : 10 y. M fnr
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and the
West, aud the .. 90 p, IN foT.New York ONLY
FROM BALTIMORE, tho only trains on sun.
day arc Nos, 2Aud I, ut l. 10 u, m. aud ; ~ n
NJ, With tho New York passengers and mails
and IN No. Cat D. aud No sat O. W r. IN.
sleeping cars direct " New York on :. 10 p
IN. trains daily,
Through tickets to tho West, NJ well a. to
PhilAdelPhR, New York or Boston, eau bc had
at the Station Ticket Once at all hours In the
day, ~ well ut now once Ia the American
Telegraph Building, rcnn.ylvRniR avenue, be.
tween four. and a Half aud sixth streets,
Baggage will be checked at all hours; also for
through points, TO save trouble and confusion At
tho departure " the trains.
Por further Information, tickets u every kind,
Ar., Apply " George \. RooutI, Agent at Wash
iugtou, VI At the Ticket once
VIZ SMITH,
Master OF Trans ortaiInu,
L. N COLI.
tel9.n General Ticket Agent
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d.io.tf
DHILADRLHHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

TINB TABLE
Commencing MONDAY, December 10th, 1854,
trains will leave depot, corner VI Broad sttcol
and Washington avenue, a. follows;
Express Ttalu at I OJ a. m, Mondays cN.
cepted, for Baltimore and Washington, stopping
At Wilmington, PerryVille, HAVre. de trace,
Aberdeen, PerrynAn'p and MagnUliB,
Way Natl Train At s. l5a NJ, Sundays eE
certcd, for Baltimore, stopping Mt all regular
stations, connecting with Delaware railroad al
Wilmington Nr Milford, Salisbury, aud inferno
diats stations
Express Train at LINZ. IN, (SundAys "E'
eeptod, J for Baltimore aud Washington, stopping
Al Chester, Wilmington, Blktou, Pcrryyillc,
aud Hayro.d .0rAcr
Express Train At y 90 ?. IN, Sundays ~X,
eeptsd, for Baltimor" and Washington, stopping
at wilmington, Newark, Elkton, Northeast,
rerryville, HaSre de Grace, rcrrymau and
Magnolia.
Night Express al n. lisp. m, for BRltlmor,
and Washington, stopping at Chester, louly u
tAka Baltimore and Washington passenger,
Wilmington, Newark, RlktUn, Northeast, Fer,
ryVille, and HAyre .de.GTRce.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe will take thu
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q.
not les, than 400 VIII b" attended to faithfully.
NJ. @ILLIAN, Importer,
No. 500 PcnuR. a.. Washington, D. c,
AplI.Im No 7Che TreNI-e, Paris
COLD AND SToC KS
our oHlcc has been pIscrd In direct telegraph
communication with the GOld and stOek kH'
change Rooms 10 New York, insaring prompt
ness In tho execution " Order'.
Purchaser and sal-s made at the usuHl rates.
RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER co,
mha.df Bankors, asa Penha avenue.
MITH& PARIS,
- FRENCH CONFECTIONkRY,
LADIES' RESTAuRAXT,
Nv. us West Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE.
The rarest deliracies, Fruits, Creams, Pound,
Sponge aud Frosted Cakes supplied to families NJ
MEALS At ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
AS~The choicest Wines constantly IN hand.
JILL
JOHN h. ELvANs a CO,
" ~ Louisiana ave. aud M & street, n
w1'HI nSsTss:, y , c. %
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH RoN-Ordiuary size.
REFiNBp IRON
BAGNALL's, &c.
HORSE SHOE IRoY-Nrre. A.
6SHIs AND HALr ROUNDS.
u. y. NAIL RODS.
T. v. y do.
NORWAY SHAPES.
SPRING STEEL.
r TrTH CORK STEEL.
HUOPS-GalVantIcd.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL STEAMSHIP
l. SERVICE BETWEEN TIlE UNITED STATES
AND CHINA.
POsr OFFICB DErATNHNr, I
wAgUfSuruS. March N. 1855.


In accordance with the provisions OF an act Of
Congrcss approve cd February ~, 1855. hich IL In
tho word, and figures following, VIZ
"AY AR IL authuriEc the cstablshmcnt Of OCEAN
mail steamship service between the Quilted
States aud China.
~, Il sndct,dbv the Senate and HnUss u Rep.
resfntdtirss u thr Gated States Of IHtricu IN
Congress dsEsmbi'd, That the Postmaster Gen.
cral be- aud he IL hereby authorized to Invite pro.
pOsAls BY public Advertisement for the period OF
sixty days, In one Or more newspapers publhhed
Ia the cities Of Washington, New York, PhilRdel-
Phia, Boston, aud san Francisco, respectively, Tor
mail steamship service between the port 81 San
Francisco. IN the United States, and tomo port or
port, In the Chinese Empire, touching Al Homo
lulu, In the sandwich Islands, aud ono or more
port, In Japan, by means o. a monthly line Of
class American sea going steamships, TO be
~ not les, than urcc thousand tons burden each,
and Of sufficient numbcr TO perform twelve round
trip. per annum between said ports, aud " oon &.
tract with IN" lowest responsible bidder for said
service for trrm " not more than ten years, 10
commrucc from tue day the first steamship Of the
proposed line shall depart from the port Of San
-. 'nS f'stua p.prffis,f
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PETROL ECU Nj .
VNHE STANDING STONE OIL COMPANY
i OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL, ~, 900, 900,
Iu ", 900 shares, At go each.
Subscription price, 4Ij per share, subject to no
other call or assessment.
A working capital Of 400, 90 rssorVsd. Only
1900 shares to be sold at the sub
seriptiOn price.

Til. ,ro,,,,y NJ mi. eonp.uy eonsIsts Of ,h.
ali n awn Martip ar stsnIIny ston. tract, and
contains rom 2. 800 10 I. 900 acres Of land, 10
fsc sImpIs nee irom leases. undivided Interests
or ,oyaIty standing stone creek IA branch Of
,be lin. K.naWhI TIysrl and Its Tributaries pnEs
tbroash this pr"psrty' ard il hss upon il a larger
aIaanst ai boTing Tertiary than IA owned by any
othrT eompsaT M West Wreiuis, II IL situated
IN VIII rnnnt1 nss, m. Celebrated Rathboue.
or BuIaIpS spfinE tract and in extent Of tsrri
go a. az k,nss grs.t.r and IA son.Idcr,d by
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rader Direction NJ Surgeon r. q. AI6ott,
T. s. H., Msdicm Director Department er
Wdhiagtor
/. Armory Square, Washington. d. c.,
Seventh street west, between G and ID streets
SOUTH in charge Of Surgeon b. W. Bliss
Z. :. Y.
2. Carver, Washington, u, C., Fourteenth
street west, at terminus Of city railroad, In
charge of Surgeon o. A. Judson, L. $. V.
2. Campbell, Washington. d. C., Seventh
street west ~ terminus Of city railroad north,
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~ 81 Louisiana avenue aud 500 q street,
WASHINGTON, D. g. -
DEALER ~ ~
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TIS-Bancs 'pigs) Straits" (pigsli Bnglish
(pigsJi ''straiIs' (Pigs In barsD.
TIN PLATES.
LEAD-Pig, Missouri, zig, dernaB, pig, bug.
lish bar; sheet, ;, 4, 8, Glib. Pipe,
BPRLTRI-Slab.
ZINC-a2, 50, 80 inch sheet
THuRBRR'S ANTI.PRICTloN METAL.
sOLDER-BraIieT's pewter.
COPPER-BrsIier'S sheAthiugi dn. hAbsd
inyoG bolt.
BR 4fS-Sh6et
TERSIs-SET CASH ON DELIVERY.
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II, the oaly subject now dl.cu'-"d'
y,nyr Psnn,Yi,sSis conn. m. cIv.
Canada takss up the song,
While CALIFORNIA; golden shores
And V you pass the church d"of'
oil /. the subject now discussed,
.Tis ,"Ty ans, We thnk, to EaIe
RI, he who prts hi. anger. in tho Gre
VIII IND tue" ''H'r'Hs soon
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ORPHANS COURT.

APKIL II, 1870.
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COuNTY-To Wit:
10 the easa VI Thomas A. Cant, adninistratoT
w. T. Of BSnianin Newton, deceased, tho admin
istrAtoT w. \. EfOresAld has, with the appreciation
Of the Orphans Court Of Washington county
Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of
Nay next, Tor the hnAl settlement and distribu .
lion Of the personal estate Of said DECEASED and
OF the RSsstS In hand ~ far A. the same have been
eollsstsd aud turned into money when and
where all the creditors aud hSrs OF said d4etased
| are notified 70 attend, lat the Orphans C"nTt Of
WaakinRtou eounty aforesaid, with thSirc alma
| properly vouehed, or they may otherwise by law
Be excluded from all benen 10 said dsetased's 80.
tate provided q copy Of this order be published
once a week TOR three weeks Ia the NATIONAL
RsPUHLICAS previous ~ the said saturday, th-
9Th day Of Nay, 1873, -
| Teet: &C. ROBBIfs,
] aRll .W5NA Register Vi Wills.
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