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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26
ITO THE LADIES OF AMERICA
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS. WhJJtD
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY |!
TIE GREATiFEMALE REMEDY 4

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS. ~" " ~
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS, -
-1gegrgTa THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
TIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
Lyons Pericficai Drops cure ar complaints Incl
dent TO the sex, and remove all distractions of ma.
and strength. ~ - g,'NNI'"'' 20
Lyons Periodical Drops are better than ALI pins
POWDERS and nostrnms being a fluid prepa n
their action Is direct and positive II needs moth
the why they cure an those ills to which tbs
female system is subjected, with dispatch and de-
gree OF certainty which nothing but scientifically
compounded futd preparation could reach; they are
In the most obstinate cases,
E sEz14sz 1 1ED SIZE SIZE z 30 $685.,
AND C1NYOT DO H1RM,
TO the most delicate constitutions q lG fri2I
Lyons p, riodical Drops will certainly produces the
regular return Of nature iftaken day two before
the expected PERIOD and It Is maxim in tire pro.
fession that prevention is better than cure.
Lyons Periodical Drops have been used .by over
twenty-five thousand ladies, within the past six
months, and the testimony of alis, 1T surely cures
CAUTION! CAUTIONM
Bear In mind that guarantee my Drops to Cure
Suppression of the Menses from whatever cause
though care should be taken ascertain pregnan.
cy be the cause these Drops would be sure to pro
duce miscarriage. If taken whist in that situation
and all are cautioned against using them az I-wfss
1t distinctly understood that do not hold myseifre-
sponsibe when used under such circumstances.
TO MARRIED LADIES: -.sIs
They peculiarly adapted. as they bring fbe
monthly period with such perfect rrp,iIaritv.
could furnish any quantity of testimonials NJ TIA
efficacy from my own patti nts but the nract;cs 81
parading bought and fictitious ones bafora tha -
lie is so prevalent L do not deem n dvis,bIa
.s0 Is gaf~u BE WISE IN TIMB,
BE WISE IN TIME
BE WISE IN TINE
,,..-. = -. ..7.s -
httI, nf ,, p ;i p youa co ~
a "a thot - 81 a., 80, r. =, anu YOU NIL oe saiis,
hat r,na ~, r. L yuu, aincteu Irlend
ana ,barebv co,rar = 70 co. aro a, ~ you.
For nanf or scan, % =; ;, . .' so.u'
have now in nv Mini an inst.nce 80 !. Id, rh
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rssERRIBLE DISCLOSURES
4 Svcpr1s rOR THE MILLIONS

m ~ valuable and wonderful publication. work
AZ 1,,D pages and 30 colored engravings. DIR. Hun
srR,s y 4DE Mkcrs original and popular treatise
on Man and Woman. their Physiology, Functions,
.nS sexual disorders of every kind, with Never Fail
sng ReTredirs for their speedy cure. The practice
OF Dr. anter has long been. aud stu Is, asbounded
stntnt .he earnest solicit alton Of numerous persons
- 80 bsen indl cri to extend his medical usefulness
.s-as,h the medium Of his ..yade Mecum." u isa
voiu - that should be In the hands OF every family
Or ~ Ian nd as preventive of secret vices. or
lid for the allie, ixtion Of one OF the most awful
active courges ever visited mankind. One
conx sscIrely enyeloped Will b. ior3ardea Tree OF
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And Telegraph NOute'
To Nen yorh, Boston, PhikHdelphid, Baltimore,
Harrisburg, and all Eastern cities, carrying the
GRE1T THROUGH u s. NAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DUNKIRK or BUFFALO on the
arrival of trains from the West, via the LAKE SHORE
RAILROAD also from SALAMANCA, on arrival OF trains
via the Neac Broad Gauge Atlantic ana Great Hes-
tern Rdlecdy from Ciev Gland, o., giving passengers
the advantage from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from
Cleveland, o. Of a Sir Foot Gauge, combining "a So
and COMFORT witho ut change, in Wsde Roomy, Ial'
ace ears. direct to NEW YORK. PERFECTION attain
ed by no other route. ., taA
FOR FREIGHT
between all points EAST and EST cur facilities are
,lnrjyalled Forming close and reliable connections
at DUYKrRy and BUFFALO with Western ROADS, ana AZ
SALAMANCA with the -ga..r r.E. E.a .aa8s
Broad Guage Atlantic md Great Western
Rdiltody.
v which route there Is no transfer between New
York and Cleveland
EXPRESS FRVIGHT TRAINS
cave New York daily for al, points in the west ma
hing as Quick time and at as LOW RATES as by any
other route For Freight or Passage in qlir
the principal Offices in the West, and at
GA Clark Street, Chicago.
2aO Broadway, New York,
20 South ST., Il. r., New York. on.
IS State Street, Bost
n " BI.ycBAPp CHAs. MIYoT,
Gen,l FrtAgt Genlsup't.
w.R. BARR, ELS. spKkcEK,
Genr Tic. Agt. Western Ag't.
Dec. 81, 1853. @ Ga.. $50
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MAD Docs. A friend has handed us the
folnwing receipt, which nc. says he has seen
tried, and can vouch for its efficacy, in case
ofa bite ofa ,aDil animal Of any kind:
A Saxon forester. named GaSteli, now at
the venerable age of 81. unwilling to take
to the grave with him secret of such i'm
port, has made,public in the Le'psic Jo,irn-
al the means he has used for fifty years,
and wherewith he affirrns he has rescued
many human beings from the frightful
death of hydrophobia. Take Immediately
warm vinegar, wash the wound clean there
with, and then dry it pour then a few
4 drops Of muriatic acid which destroys the
pcison:.of the saliva. by which means the
evil effects oft, the latter is neutralized.
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nOCTOR WHITTIER

A regulary-hred Physician. frcnl the Medical Col
legc of Canada, Toronto, as hts Diploma, which
hangs in his Office, will show, dated lS4S where all
who receive honors by law obliged to study A
years at least and then pass arigid examination,
not as In the West, two short winter terms OF 10
weeks each. DIR. Whittier has made Chronic Dis
eases the stndy of his life, aud has a Union-wide
reputation having been 10 ger located in St Louis
than any other Chronic Disease Physician, rst 1|
Much Of his practice has been ot private nature.
Syonilis, Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, all Urinary
Diseases Syphutic or Mercuial Affections OF the
rnroat, skin or Bones Orchtis, Hernia o. Rup-
ture also the effects Of Solitary Habit, runous to
Body and hind producing botches, debility, impo
tency, dizziness of sight, confusion of ideas, evil
foreboding aversion to society, loss Of memory
weakness, Sc not all these in any one case hut all
occurring frequently in various cases.
SSs Accommodations ample, charges moder ate,
cures guaranteed. Consultations by letter at
office, free. Most cases can be properly treated
without an interview, and medicines secure from,
obs ervauon sent by mail. No hindrance to busi-
ness in most cases. Address Box 3092, ST. Louis
Mo. IIours--s A. NJ. to p. NJ. Office permanently
located at 65 81. Charles St, between Sixth and
ed spot In the centre Of the city.
Consulate, rooms, and ocms fer the accomoda
ton OF such patients as require daily personal at
ton.
Can get, In sealed letter envelope, my Theory
symptoms and Treatment Of Nervous, Urinary ana
Sexual Diseases clearly delneatng all the diseased
conditions, with full sym tom Lists, for two three
/ cent postage stamps to prepay pos tage. Circnlar
for Ladies' relating to Disease Of Puberty Mems trua-
tion and Pregnancy, Be
can answer the same one ions that scientii ply
stefan would ask at personal interview, and in
many cases much better, as they would have more
time Cor reflec tioE lie keeps systematic record
OF all his e,-the symptoms, the drugs used
quantity used. time of using, &C., and the expert
ence thus gathered Is treasured up IN these records
succeeds better by judicious al ern alton OF RENE
dies. mostly vegetable. 3s-16-6m
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HN sndafter W ednes day, Feb. 5th, $50, ndu mt,
further notice, one daily train WILL run ach W
4 Sundays excepted) as follows:
Il cave Keokuk at 1880 IN arriving atOttpmwa :4s
D m aud at Eddyviils 2:0atp ~.
Leave Eddyvle at II 80 m, and ART eat Ottumwa
I2:i5 n m, and at Keokuk $50 p IN.
Passengers takingth Mailrrainfrom Keokuk
Al 1880 q m make sure connections with Stages al
Eddyviis for Oskaioosa. VI Desmoinss, IBluns
and allponts west.
Through tickets, as Low asthelowest, may behaa
ntthe once for all points In Middle, Western and
Southern lows. Kansas, Nebraska. &c.
TICKET OFFICE-Attbe Depot. foot Of johnson
street GEO. WILLIAMS, JK.
F.b IS 1862 Superintendent.
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WAR CLAIM AGENCY. Q
{. H. TALBOT,
Late Examiner Of Pension Claims in the bratmeut at


Late Examiner Of Pension Claims in the Department! at
WASHINGTON, pc,
Having resigned that position Oct list, 1864 to es
tabiish a GENERAL CLAIM OFFICE at Chicago,
offers his services to those having claims against the
PENSION. BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PRIZE MONEY
'7N BOUNTY LAND. HORSES LOST IN
ariI THE ARMY, Etc, Etc.
connection of nearly four years with the Depart
ment has made him thoroughly familiar with the
Laws, Regulations, Forms, Requirements and Rnl-
ings governipgthe various public Offices, thus en-
abling him to prosecute all kinds OF Clains will,
greater despatch and and at less expense to
claimants, than can other attorneys. No charges
until claims have been allowed, and then only the
REFERENCES. aaf
TREASURY DEPT, Fourth AUDITORS ersrcEt
Washington, ID. @. 9th Oct, 1884.
am acquainted with +. II. Talbot Esq, who re-
Gently filed responsible place in the Pension Off
ce, which he resigned for the purpose Of going into
business on his own account Heis thoroughly com
with Government business is such that no better
man could be employed as Agent for others.
Fourth Auditor.
TREAsrRY DEp'r., THIRD AuDlroR's OFFIcr,l
81 Washington, D. G., Oct. LIST. 1854.
DEAR SIR As Claim Agent, your past connection
with the Departments at Washington win give YOU
superior advantages In prosecuting claims against
the Governments. commend you to the public.
Very respectfully,
Third Auditor.
Hon. ]. II. Barrett, Commissioner Of Pensions
Hon. sells, Third Auditor; Hon w Tabor,
Fourth Auditor Major Gen Hurlbut U sena-
| tors Harlan and Grimes Of Iowa; Hon Fuller,
Adjt Gen of Ills Hon Saunders, Gov of Nebras-
ka nd Congr essme n Wilson, Hiram Price, J
Grinnsn, VIM Allison, and A W Hubbard, of Iowa.
Office at No. 20 La Sale Street, opposite
COURT HOUSE.
P. o. nox 247o CHICAGO, I'LL.
| noy1U-64stf, flT..t Ef9TE -
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ca IN XEWS

wishto make Unknown to the public that have
engaged the services OF an accomplished eastern
Photographer, who will take the
La TEST STILES OF PHOTOGRAPHS.
which are 30 much admired. all upon all those
that wish to have their Photographic Albums orna
mented with fine Photographs, to give us a. call.
also wishto announce to the people, and espec-
ally to nay customers that have dispensed with
II hands and have resumed the
AMBROTYPE BUSINESS
myseif and expectto do justicet to all who 'wsh to
call u ION me for pictures Don't forget the place
Y, NUNAMAKER's JEWELRY STORE.
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PHILADELPHIA Z PITTsRURG

From all portions of the West, Northwest and
South this line and its connections form either
the sorte,t or the best route to Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, Baltimore, and Washington. The
traveller may with confidence rely upon sure con-
neGtons high speed with perfect safety, and every
appliance for comfort that can be procured. New
and elegant passenger cars, for day and night ser
vice. have recently been added to the equipment OF
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
-Four Daily Through Trains from Pittsburgh to
Philadelphia
Three Daily Through Trains from Pittsburgh TO
Ne,r York
Three Daily Through Trains from Pittsburgh TO
Baltimore ........
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RALRlADS.
s~SN-~~-D~g~-N~-s~-."I
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
Nl ROAD. ~
Great Central Route TO New York,
New England and the Canadas.


On and after Sunday Oct 3lst 1884, trains leave the
Great Central Union Depot foot Of Lake street, as
follows
600 A. NJ, Sundays excepted} arrive, Detroit 5:45
p. m. Toronto GOO m; Suspension Bridge 800 a.
M; Buffalo 80 a. M; Albany 400 p. m; New York
1890 p. H.; Boston II so a. M
5.31p. m. Saturdays cxcepted,) arrives, Detroit
6:15 m; Toronto 800 m; Suspension bridge aoO
p. M; Buffalo $50 M Albany 63a a.; New York
| 90 p. M; Boston $50 p. m.
1900 p, IN. saturdays and Sundays eXcepted) arr.
Detroit 1000 M. Toronto $50 m; Sus Bridge Wv
D M Albany.9f O a m: N Y. $50 m; Boston BOO p m
CISciSSATI TRANs-viathe Michigan Central r. H.
leave Chicago at 600 a, m. Mail Train; 6.l5 p M
Fast Express. The is train leaving Chic go
through toCincnn without change Of cars or
baggage
sv Ruttan's Patent Ventilating and Warming APP
paratus on all cars of this Company.
CSy An elegant smokers car, with euchre tables,
has lately been added to our day trains. ..
Patent Sleeping night trains. Baggage
check ed through. Through tickets for sale at al
principal Railroad Offices in the West, at the Genar
al Office. of Lake and Dearborn streets, tun
der the Trement House,) Chicago, and OF the Depot
.'.t -. ..F II. n. RICE, General Sup't. {
II. G. WENTWORTH, GenI west'n Pass. Agent
Dec 1, 1864 -37-16 B w. Chicago
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,

~~~~~Sv~N~~~tt4
New Volume Of which commences January /
1866.
This valuable journal has b cen published zine
teen years. and during all this time it been the
rm and steady adv of the intere efthe In
ventor. Nee hanic. Manufactures, and Farmer, and
the faithful ctronieler Of The progress of Art
Science, and Industry.
The scIksrIrrc AMERICAN is the largest. the only
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the great inventions and disc overies of the day
most of which have been Illustrated and described
List Of al the Patent Claims feature Of great val
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In the Mechanical Department, full account o!
all Improvements in Machinery win be given. Also
practlc al articles upon the various Tools used in
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Steam and Mocha meal Engineering will continue
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Wooden, Cotton, and other Manufa curing Inter.
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Patent Law Decisions and Discussions will, as
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d Human happiness has no perfect Sc
ecurity but freedom. Freedom none but
{ virtue, virtue none but knowledge; and
a and neither freedom nor virtue as any
d yigor or Immortal hope except in the
principles of Christian faith and i'm the
sanctions of the Christian religion.
The Charleston Mercury ofth 18th
inst. has an article which givesa most
deplorable picture of the Confedercy,
and the condition ofthe army in South
= Carolina. It says the troops are herd
Of stragglers and outlaws, under the
command of imbeciles 1t adds that
the path they are travelling is straight
IN destruction. The next month will
, bring the Confedercy to the ground,
or will reinstate it in power With.
out reform they are doomed.
.-s The exodus from Lees army is al.
most Incredible. Since the Est OF
Z December, over twelve hundred rebel
deserters have arrived from in front Of
8 Grants army, mos. of'whom have gone
North. At the existing rate of deser
ton, one month will deplete. the reb el
army confronting Grant almost as the
average casualties of general battle.
ANOTHER EMPLOYMENT FOR Wo.
MEN.-A lady in Wise onsin writes Us
as follows:
a,aa "a young lady of higthrcspectability
is engaged here in one of the marble
factories as stone cutter. She has
two dollars day, l should recommend
others to use the chisel and wear the
jaunty paper cap / should further &C
wise any lady to do whatever she has
\ taste or talent for
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TNVEN TORS, MECHANICS,
lAGRICULTURISTS, are directed to the annu /.
alprospectus Of the cheapest and best Mechanical
Journal In the World, The Iilust rated
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-23
Foreign Miscellany.

On the Fourth of July, at Providence, R. l., they
had a bonfire made of 1860 tar barrels. 1t was
lighted in the middle Of the Cove at 9 o'clock, and
made a fine blaze.
The lake tunnel at Chicago has now reached a
length Of two thousand nine hundred feet, and is
progressing at the rate of twelve feet per twenty-four
hours.
Frederick G. Br:tton of Cleveland, Ohio, an anna
teur billiard player, recently made q run of 77l5
points. The largest run heretofore secured was 615O
points.
According to the Internal Revenue returns, the
Gales at A. I. Stewards down town wholesale store in
New York last year, were over $50, 900, 900.
The Louisville Journal says the editor Of the New
York Herald boasts of what he has demonstrated.
1t isn't every demon that can make q demon stration.
The Boston Post-Ofice receives about one hundred
thousand dollars a quarter for the sale of postage
stamps.
A lad of sixteen, named Ricard, has been admitted
to the bar at Montpelier, France. He owes this rare
distinction to his rare and precocious requirements.
Alexander Smith says "The world loses much
when it ceases to become strange. An old King re-
CARDS his crown very much as an ordinary mortal
regards his old hat"
The students at Bowdoin College hung in efigy,
recently, a man upon whom the college conferred the
degree of LII. D. several years ago. That man was
Jefferson Davis.
There is now in the press to be published by Mr..
George the Third with Lord North. 1853 to 1882,
during the American War, edited with notes and in
PRODUCTION, by W. Bodham Dome.
The Connecticut Senate has unanimously passed a
constitutional amendment striking the word " white
out of the Constitution Of the State, thus admitting
men of all colors TO the right of suffrage if otherwise
qualified The amendment goes next to The people.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-23
European Intelligence.

The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce memorialized
the Postmaster General to have the Cunard steamers
sail On Fridays instead of Saturdays.
At an extraordinary meeting of the Atlantic Tele-
graph Cable Company, held in London Oh the 9th, il
was resolved to convert preference shares into consol.
idated one per cent. preferred stock and issue addi-
tiopal capital to the extent of ESQ. 900 to complete
the present cable and commence to lay a second.
The Paris correspondent of the London Star says
popular subscriptions of ten confines for a gold medal
for Mrs. Lincoln are still progressing. There were
twenty-five thousand subscribers already. a Com
mittee has been appointed to raise that number to
one hundred thousand.
II is rumored in Paris that achievements to the
extent of sixty thousand troops are on the point OF
being sent to Mexico-thirty thousand from France
and thirty thousand from Algeria
The illness of the King Of Spain has assumed o
more serious aspect
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QUEEN EMMA-By English papers received per
NnedOrO. we learn Of the arrival Q! Queen Emma
and suite in southampton, on the l4th of July.
There are various items concerning her arrival,
some of which are quite sensational and ridiculous.
The printers make sad work of the Hawaiian
names. -
~ The MOI is undergoing repairs in rigging,
and having her top-sides caulked, by Messrs. g.
Emmes & Co. We also saw the Kekauluohi having
the finishing touches put on at their ship-yard.
PERsOSAL-We learn that II. II. v. Minister of
Foreign Relations, R. C. Willie, Esq, is lying dam
gerously i'll, and that a vessel has been dispatched
for His Majesty. -
~ The bark Whistler, Patty, hence July 81,
arrived in San Francisco on the 25th August.
. Read Warren's poetical advertisement on
the second page.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-03
HUST RECEIVED.

A lot Of Fresh Butter and Eggs; also .0g
Of live Chickens from Loudoun County, Va,
J. z. SHERWOOD,
iy l2-.e cor. Of Queen ana St Asaph :t:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-03
OAK GROVE FOR. SALE.

will s~ll on accommodating terms the above
property, containing about II acres. The i'm
provements consist of a Brick Dwelling. with
Barn and other improvements. The situation
Of the above property; its proximity to Alexan-
dria and Washington, being only about two
miles and half from the former city, with its
noted heathfulness and other advantages.
render it very desirable as Il place of resi-
dence. For terms and other information en-
quire of Robt L. Wood, Alexandria.
jy 14-lm* A. LOCK WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

49, I offer for sale, a Two Story BRICK
I:i DWELLING house, on Union street be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, on a lot 25 feet
front, and 115 deep. Also,
4f=a A BRICK HOUSE, formerly used By, me
can be converted into other uses, on Union
between Duke and Wolfe streets-on a lot 80
feet front and 26 feet 7 inches deep, with Y
feet alley, on the south side.
This is valuable property, and could be made
available for many purposes / offer it for sale
at reasonable rate Persons wishing to pur-
chase can apply to me- for terms, &c
ROBERT JACKSON,
iy 1-1m* Union Street.
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Z Q r S 4 l. +

!7OR RENT-A first rate and comn1o0i0us
Z STORE, the property Of Isaac Georges
estate, known as No. 179 King street For intOr-
nation apply to J. c.. CLARK, No. 125 King St.
or 1O2 Queen street. Jy l4--ct
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VoL,,ME LXXI
PUBLISHED DAILY By
GDGAR SNOW DEN, SR

rs OFFICE-No. 104, King Kkiln street over
French's Book Store.
m~ Advertisements and subscriptions re-
ceived at the Printing Office; or at Edgar Snow
den's Office, corner of King and Royal streets,
over J. Owing's Dry Goods store.
mg~TERMs OF SUBcRIPTIoN-Sixty cents
ner months month; or Six dollars PER ANNUM
payable in advance.
ADvERT1sEMENTs inserted at the usual rates.
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y O r S A L E

The THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
ING, north Of the Canal Basin, at the
corner of First and Royal streets, former
ly occupied by me, as Grocery and
Feed store. This valuable property is
convenient to the Coal Wharf and pre-
sents many inducements to business men.
especially IN view Of the re.opening of the
Alexandria Canal. It would be we'll calculated
for Manufacturing purposes, or for a Grocery
store, the city extending in that direction:--
Persons wishing to make an investment likely
to be profitable, can examine the property and
see for themselves It will be sold on advan-
tageous terms. Apply to the Gazette office.
Title indisputable n. HICKS,
iy Bows Cor. of Duke and Water sts.