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, 1865-10-31

b1otK RArs1s0.-rrohably the most dimcult feat
ever undertaken In the way Of 1aistng buildings,
has just been undertaken by Aessrs. Hol1fnsswo.th
couEhtn the lifting to grade fthe large Iron fput
OF Wells aid south Water Streets Tbs fronts f1Ied
IN with tNc1rc inch brick walI., and The doors cd
with heavy goods, which will not he taken out II
r. probably the hea1eft structure In The city for the
:;1ouLd covered.
, 1865-10-31

WANTED-Agen gents-For Bow
~. man Twins" She erznan and uis Campat{ns, -
as.e Eaa1 Ge5ay9 S SoluRe e s1a nas % i
T. Sherman aiso MAJOR i;eneFais HoEarS. sio@nm
1SG G1a Hna SSeoted aad nrrve MAJOR Genezais b1rs
ne seige Of Atant.. tfem Atlantis The ses nna sa
Yannaa to ootusoo!o, snd operations alonud Et,ah.
sss ret Previously made public, ba5 tssn fIr, nn
a9asets sSsesshs e 20 ee else bu; IT, su
esea hM o1 ~ another autaos. o:eu1ita Ea
y sGiz.ssn Pages u the work. The oToatns lesseT
ordnaFy acilities enjoyed b. tho auihot. for obssi
, 1865-10-31
Montreal Mnrket.

..... AoSTRKAl@ Oct. 81
FLorA Receipts light. Sales Of aupee txt,a At $500
GEAIS-W -Whest1sA,es Of Canada at tSl.9al5o; west.
eTn, {l.21Al.N. 0atx-I1aHc, "~''
, 1865-10-31

oE1HAH's FA1E.-1be NORTH division Fair. held
IN Bran Hal. for the benefit OF 1hc Osphans Of The
8 Industrial Home" Ut Bridgeport will close th,.
evening uf1h q 1ance, distribution OF prizes, and
a.he1 tntere'tnx proceedings: The tricnu- OF the
worthy can On ahe5r charity ~ s'''S
, 1865-10-31

The Campaign Commiuee are reQuefted to M
Ri.h The Executive COMMITTEE at the Office OF g.
salo1iop. No. 10 laSalIe strce!- At 10 o'clock Ta
day morning.
, 1865-10-31

AEs1cAL RKrS7oS-noot l. cady, who haye
Just introduced 10 the musical world OF ,he Vest
the beautiful pianos Of Geo. stcck & Co. Will open
their A1ore IN the Opera uousc this evening, when
nnnbef Of their eecant instruments inst reccared
VIII be tried BY eevcE4l eminent piaDista Some
good mus1c may he expected and they will be hap.
~ 10 eee a their thcnds and Nil who a.e interested
In musical mnitefs-
, 1865-10-31

Boy Los1.-sam. E1lis, a boy ahont Twelve yca,s
old, ae his hume, 10. 100 Stale street, on Thurs.
day last, and has not Etnce hcen heard ot Els
mother is in gTeat distress, aud would be glad 10
hear o. E'm he j. round faced, slightly finckIed,
tcssel N N va =
, 1865-10-31

RAILROAD AccDEsT.-A brakeman In The em
p'oy OF The Ailsaukee Divtaion Of the Chicago and
Southwestern Railway, named Elan Holiday, or
SATURDAY night. fell from car, mud ais limbs get
ting undd wheel, one wac 20 terribly maueled
that nnpntatton became necessary. Dr.. I4tan1 thc
attending physician, has hopes Of sa1!ng he
, 1865-10-31

The ANrH1cAN OE0AS.-Ap exchange has the
following With reference to the Justly popn,ar
American Organ (Eosthvestern Agency, WV.
kimlall's. c1osay'a Open House, Chicaso:)
'Mess7E. s. d. l. u. n. 6m.th. manufacturers of
The American Organ, have no supcrionx In this cou.
ty and the1T @neffutnents. wherever used ncyer lai1
10 gaEe the most complete satisfaction. Testtmo-
mails to tlfs effect arc constantly fcns received By
ibe Mcstlf 5. and their agents. Those VITO wish
TO rrccae the most perfect Instrument for beauty
Of torc. tsenncee Of temperament, prpmptness Of
actlon, and elegance OF fnlsh will not be satisfied
With ally ll.srlmen but the American O1sau"
, 1865-10-31

..--.. TOLEDO, Oct. Co.
GRAE-Hheat quies- New white Mlchteao, st,s2k:
ntM amber. $!Sc4: Corn nrn at SIC. Oats STEADY .
Sa5es 49, At q RecsiGta paat week, 900 bu Voest,
5l.e on c9!n 1aoe0 hu oata, 1so0d bn harIey Ship.
ments, t9 coo bu wheat s. oo0 bu corn lA000 b9 nsts.
, 1865-10-31

pSls-aouts Of July 18th Ia received, Cotops. & IT.
esnay ths service Of The Emitted State. has aad
.9 ny ot4.r aa1 te.teEoooks, embracing cop,es
nv Ti1tHs H. sna o. aiss stth s!ew to publish neols Of
peaa sloaa haa ns Soess and s1theae aod
tnouEhts nnd acts a. Col. Gow11an IheljeyG him &
The general reader. an. DC N"' '"tet! ~
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LOCAL NEW.
AMUsEMHNTs TO NIGHT.

Foep's THEATBR.-Mrs. D. p. Bowers as
.Diana" in the comedy Of Diana, or Loves
Masquerade" McCollum as "Don Caesar"
Performance to conclude with the farce of
eHy " ife's Maid"
growers THRATRR.-Von Weber's grand
opera Of "Der Freischutz," Mile FREDERICK,
Hableman and other great artists in the prin.
cipal characters.
WASHINGTON THEATRR.-Wallack, Daven-
port Placide, Miss Grey, Miss Eytinge and all
the other favorites in the sterling comedy OF
the honeymoon"
CANTBRBuRY.-El Eino Eddie, the tight
rope performer, the Irish drama OF "BiacK
Conner" the Zouave drill, burlesques, Dallets
and songs.
OxFoRD.-The equestrian drama OF "Ma-
zeppa," the grand ballet of ola Danube" ne
gro delineations, gymnastics, barlesque, fun
and sentiment
PATENT OFPICE.-Grand complimentary
ball and promenade concert OF the government
fire brigade, portion of the proceeds TO be de-
voted to the soldiers relief association OF the
District
FOUNDRY CHAPEL. corner of G and 14ih SITS.
Ladies' fair and festival for the benefit OF the
church.
TEMPERANCE HALL.-Ball for the benefit Of
the drafted men.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
FOR PARTIES AND RAILS.

Ladies will hnd at my establishment very large
assortment s OF flowers for the hair. Psrtis Caps.
Combs, Ball Pins, Buckles, and Belts; q great
variety OF Hairyork, such az C9rls, Bows, DO.
also received new styles of English and French
Riding Hats. Ladies' and Children's Mantillas,
Cloaks and Dresses, Ladies' Endorsements, of
any description. Bonnets always the latest styles
and newest shapes.
Demarsen's and Lubin's French Perfumery
have add led to my business Human II air Man
ufsctory, where orders will be taken for any kind
OF Hairwerk. Orders will also be taken for goods
from Paris, amounting to not less than one hun
bred dollars. They will be executed faithfully, as
have my regular established house in Paris.
N. WILLIAM, Importer.
336 Penn. Avenue, Z Cite Trevise,
Waship gtop. d G. Paris.
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FOR RENT ANEl ,SALE

VALUABLE FARM FOR sALI;. lying ia Mont
Two ison ths che..psste and 9 hio ssssi, four
fT Tf. D.rnesto.n snd sixteen I, ON
Three Hundred and Twenty Acres of Land. about
s sDs 6ssdrsS in vsgsHs elne
i.id Of into seven asIds, win 60 ID fsaeias: sad
water in each field The improves rents consist in
ssss.n i1s. F5oms and h
a. pryste With cellar the on touila.nss SUCH
asnt ~ the sed
the ssa
ns w .Is s.d Of
HaGsf iiaRpf to ssssss'; S
F0R. sA AaI;., thIee-story Bl IoK HOUSE.
sn n se the
running back to 20 foot alley. litu ated on ssS
nssrs Of eRd fff oSss.f Ns
g. n street, opposite Center arke SASH and
L villa situated on the 81 ghts of GssTsstowa
tsns - an the modem healthi
me b OF situation cannot be Inquire
CURED. fe Is cow
ri SiazIas yH q sI 81:
4 Hae e. a9rses bussies Wagon Carts Harness
Single A1d d0u Die, ana A0uSehoI FurE ture. Call
at my old place Of business, gress street. Ne.
80, Georgetown, DO.
ma Eeo6t~ P.VCN KSS0N
EHOR RENT-That lsr ee aud commo dions build
L. ing known as the HXCHAe ICE HOTEL, lecs.
ted on G st. north between ~ and 9th SITS. west
This is one of the best lecatf ons in the city of
Washington, Possession give on the LIST Of April
next. For further particular apply to Mrs. e.
GIBSON, Post ehiee BessauIs Mt, corner of and
7th SITS, fe22. staw3w*
EL16ANT PARLOB AM } TWO CHAMBERS
IL for rent, ate. 9AUTfIR q, 259 Psnnsylvsnia
venue. de Tiff
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FALL AND WIsrEx CLe,H1so,

Nsy Isyles Superb Stock of Overcoats. Dress.
9ch, and walking Coats, Pantaloops, Vests,
Al Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods. DO. DC.
We are nov prepared to exhibit our stock Of Men .
Of style. variety and sIcellenoe of fabric and
faithf1hs Iof manufacture, has not been sur.
market
Those In search Of Clothing for GentIsmen,s Ind
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they Will dad
the right article on the most reasonable terms
Also An extensive assortment Of Gentlemen .
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything nsces-
sary for q complete outfit.
&C lo8mr Metro politan Hotel Building.
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POLICE RRPoRTs-Second Precinct.-Mary A.
Dorrity, selling whisky to soldiers; SOCIAL
tor 80 days in default OF payment. Mary Muir
ply, do; $50.
Fourth Precinct-Delia Gleason, disorderly;
Christian Schroeder, drunk and disorderly; dis
missed.
Sirh Trecinct.-Patrick Murphy, drunk; 50.
Elizabeth Colson, do. and disorderly; for trial
Jerry Blount, alias Noble, suspicious eharac.
ter; 50. Richard Pagatt, drunk military.
Serenh Precinct. - Patrick Haley, Patrick
Hirch and Elizabeth Hinch. assault and bat
terry and disorder]y; bail for peace. Dennis
I.awdon, j G. Davenport, drunk; dismissed.
lev, Mary Ann Walker, disorderIy: locked mn.
Sarah Claggett, do So
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HANDBOOK OF DINING. by Brillst Savarin:
H Hood Poetical Works. vols. new edition;
Geology and Physical Geography Of Mexico; 30.
cisl Science RevieT January, 1865; Sesehesis Az
Comparative Geography, vovr.v
fess FRANCk TAYLOR.
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SECOND W ARD STATION CASES Iamas Hill
drunk and dieorderly; =. William Banks dis
orderly; dismissed. w. Bonds, violating city
law $3.50. Also, assault and battery, bail for
court. John Neaham, drunk and disorderly:
military. Martin Tigue, drunk; SO. John b.
Henry, drunk; $3.50
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Dr. DuPoNf's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills the rey best They operate speedily
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial Of
these pills will their snperio,ify ouer all 9th
nth street and Pa avenue, WASH a gton and Hen
~ Cook, Alexandria ian ely
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYsTBMS-new and reliable treatment
in Reports Of the Howard Associstion.Sent BY
mall in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge.
eiation, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Pa. dec o. 6m
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DIED,

On the Sth instant. after painful illness, MARY
LILLIAN. only child of James and Virginia. Cole.
man. aged year and months
Her fupe will take place from her parents resi-
deuce, 500 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and
attn streets east, on Friday afternoon at o elk
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CoLGATE'S HoNEY Soap

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universe
demand, is made from the ehoieee. materials, is
mild and smoient in its nature rasrantiy scented
and extremely beneficial in it's action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ian 8-eoly
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
FEMALE COMPLAINTS should be cured as they
surely can be, by q few doses Of AYERS SARsA-
PAARILLA. me. lw.


ID HEALTH WORTH HAVIN99 fit is, PRO-
tect it. 1t isa jewel easily lost IS virtue and in
some cases as-diffcut, to recover. Nature, in our
climat and especially at this season, requires to
be occasionally reinforced. But everything de-
ponds upon the Tonic used for this pur pose. The
medicinal einctures, all of ,chtch based on COM
mon alcohol. are dangerous. Quinine, as everybody
finds out who takes much oft, is a slow poison
One safe protective from all unhealthy atmospher-
ic influences exists, and one only. This powerful
preventive is HosrErTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
B1TTERs,-a compound of the purest stimulant ever
manufactured. with the most effective tonics, al
teratives, regulators and dspurators that chemis-
try has yet extracted from the botanical ingdom.
Convalescents. ansud and feeble from recent sick
ness, will find the Bitts7s incom parable resto--
ative not disagreeabls to the TASTE and eminensly
invigorating. No otaer stimulant produces ehe
same effect az this Ssomachic. It does not excite
or futter the nerves, or occasion any undue arte-
rial action; but ct once soothes and srentheas the
nervous system and the animal spirits. E6-2w
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RY G. B. L. CROWN g. Co, Aucts.
ADNINlSTRAT TORN lhIN.

RY G. b. L. CROWN 81 Co, Aucss.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE:
By order of the honorable Orphsus' Cpnrt, we
will sell at pnb bic auction, on MONDAY, March the
18th, at O'Clock a. at the residence OF Daniel
Raglan deceased, coraer of l4th snd D streets
lslanas: all OF his Personal Estate, consisting in
Fine Horses
Lumber WagoE, do
2SpriDg Wagons
Buggy, in good, order
sets of Cart Harness
5sets of Wagon Harness
CARTS, fine Cow.
Lot of Rope and Stable FORKS,
Fish Stands
Carriage and Harness
Lot of Manure
excellent long Boat AID Seow.
The Boat and Manure will be sold at IL ra, at the
canal, l4th street
Terms cash
THOMsON Raglan, Administrator,
CR. l. CROWN & CO.,
me- St" Auctionesrs-
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EROM LONDON.-Who's Who In 1865. Britisa
ender, or Red Book" 1866. The British ARM
List, January, 1865. The British Navy List, anu.
IL IS FRAN TAYLOR.
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EXEMPTION ULuBs.-The Third Ward Club
met last night at Temperance Hall, when the
additional assessment Of US on each member
reference to placing the funds in the hands Of
the Mayor, was made though Mr.. Fague, who
stated that the Mayor had agreed to receive
wards would also pay over their funds. The
drafted men were requested TO procure their
substitutes, carry them to Mr.. Wotrs office,
Washington Building, and receive their pro
rata
The Fourth Ward tBacon) Club met at the
City Hall last evening. 1t was stated That
there We're "a members, who had paid In $4,7OO,
and OF these, Is had been drafted. To increase
this fund, ten dollars was assessed on each
member, to be paid before Saturday evening,
and fifteen dollars to be paid In weekly In.
promptly paid the additional assessment, and,
the meeting adjourned.
THE IcE IN THE SUsoUKHAEFA.-Travel
northward is still DISTRACTED by ice in the Sus.
hanna river. The ice Is gorged below Havre-
de.Grace, and there il no immediate prospect
OF the railroad ferry-boat being able to,cross.
About Port Deposit the river Is comparatively
able to cross there yesterday in small boats.
The heavy rain Of last evening and the warm
weather, it is thought, will soon force the Ice
out below and remove the present difficulty.
METROPOLIS LODGE, No is, L. O.. @. F.,
hold a levee at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street, next TUESDAY evening. A very pleas
ant entertainment is anticipated, as the Odd
FellowsI always do such things up handsome
ly.
SENATE CHAPLAIN.-Rev. DR. Grey, Of the
E street Baptist Church, was to-day elected
chaplain Of the Senate.
JAMES MAHER, entioned in the watch re-
turns Of yesterday, is not James Maher, grocer,
corner Of Feur-and.a-half and I streets,
Island. 1t
JKwELRY.-One Dollar Jewelry Store, No
43S Penn'a avenue, near Ak st. IN S-2t*
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RY GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE % CO., Auotionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LKASR

AND OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY.
By virtue of decd of trust. bearing date August
the oath, 1864. and duly recorded in Liber T..
W,sshinstcnn Goupty DiGTist Of Columbia, shall
@encne At 10 acoeE an the mssen t Som
pired Lease two years to rum Of the Imperial
sylvana avenue. between I4th and 18th streets,
being numbered 213. There are fifteen new fur
nisbed rooms ia the house, aud the location is
among the best in the city. shall sell. at the
.sme time: the Personal Property, consisting of
Stoves. Mirrors. he. embracing the Furniture OF
fifteen rooms, togsther with the Bar Fixtures.
Liquors, Cigars, DO.
Terms cash, u. N. TUCKER, Trustee.
m T-dts a Mcguire 4 90 AnntA
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SALE OF A FRAME BUILDING AT GEORGE.
TOWN, d. O.

rzj.f O,,o,,.y,naste,'s O@ce DEPOT of Washi1gtonl
Washington, ID: C., March 4. 1865. {
VIII be sold at public auG ;as en- the premises
FRAME BUILDING,
thirty by thirty four feet. containing eight ca
rooms, together with shed afteen By fifteen, sit.
streets, Geor getown, D. @.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
d. 81. RUCKIR
Brig. Gen. and Ohief Quarterm sster.
m 4-td Depot Of Washin gton.
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SENATE CHAPLAIN.-Rev DR.. Grey, of the
street Baptist Church, was to-day elected
chaplain Of the Senate.
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AUCTION SALES.


THIS AFTER Na0N ND TOMORROW
Rf.O. Il. b, CROWN CO., Austioneers.
A LARGE SALE OF BIO OTIS. SHOES. LAp1ss,
CATERS CHILDREN s SHOES, HATS, GAPS
AND. GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS
kT AUCTION.
We win sell on wEsNl ssDAY, March stb. at 10
O'Clock, at store Ne, l:!1 AZ street Island be-
tween d ana D, the snti re stock Of ! gentleman
ss aaa ssSs nns sale sn be
sIaespeofay invited TO attend the sale as ali will
7-4ts c. B. T. CROWN & CO.. Aucts.
SALs OF coNsBMN Ep HORSES AT ALHx.
- AN DRIA, VA.
Chief QHdrtern1sstsg'S OwcS. DsSog Of Wnshington,(
Wdsbansron, d c., Feb Is. 1856 {
Will be sold st pu Bile auction. at Alexspdris, Va
on FRIDAY, March 10. 1853. at Ii o'clock g. m .
lot OF '
HORSES,
condemned as unfit fer public service
Te ms CASH, In Government funds
oh. RUCKER.
. hfAS. ten. and Uhief QuartsEmaster,
feo 2S3t DEPOT of Washing SON
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
FARM FOR SALI,


about ten miles from Washington city In Mont
eomery county. Maryland, fronting Immediately
on the eth street and Brookevi1le turnpike, con-
tanning about two hundred and twenty five acres.
and will admit of division into two farms one con-
tanning one hundred and twenty FIVE acres. more
or less; the other hundred acres, more or
less.
As it now stands it is divided into six fields, each
well watered- and there is failin stream OF
water running through the centre of the farm.
There are about one hundred and fifty cleared
land in good state of cultivation. with a large
prepoNios Of meadow land, and about seventy.fve
acres Of itmbered land.
The Improvements frame dwelling
house containing nine we'll finished rooms of good
material, besides cellar and garnet. and out
Kitchen. Two barns and other out buildings. Also
two farm houses, suitable with little repair, for
farm hands to occupy.
Thers is q yariety of fruit, some of the most for
ward cherries in the country, good pears and va
riety of apples, all in full bearing There is also
thrifty young orchard of selected fruit, apples.
peaches. pears, ounces and damsons Just coming
into bearing. 80
This farm will be sold at public sale on WE'D
EESDAY. 18th March, at o'clock, if fair, If not
the next fair day.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
feT-eo6 DIS GREEN Il WILL ANS, Aucts.
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REV. SILAs Is. SoUTHERLAND-This reyer-
end gentleman, well known to citizens OF the
District, having beer once pastor of the 9th
street Methodist Prot,s ant Church, and sub
sequertly OF Congress street church in George.
town, we are informed arrived with his family
In Baltimore or last Saturday, and will report
10 the Maryland Annual Conference. of which
he is a member, and which begins its sessions
to-day at Easton, Md. Rev. Mr.. Switzerland,
At the outbreak of the rebellion was stationed
II the city OF Charleston, s. O., and was cut of
from his Conference, by the tall of Sumter and
the movements Of the rebel army. Some months
ago he got word to his friends that he would
be at the Conference this session, and 1t would
seem he has succeeded.
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Mercutio said of his wound,

Mercutio said of his wound,
vt ,cas NOT as dep a ,cell, o. as cids
As gate, but Il aro1tld do"
PLANTATION BITTERs will not raise the dead,
But they cure the sick. exGt the depresasd,
And q rose tint charm to the social circle,
Aud render life thing to be enjoyed.
Also, the thing itself is quite enjoyable.
Never was searching Tonic in such pleasant sAape.
Tender youth, declining age, the mind
Ger wrought By mental care. most gentle females.
And the wreck of mea, all find these BitteSs
The balm of life and source of health.
Delay not trial. Conveniently deposited
every town wherever civilization extends.
1t can be obtained, true, genuine and sure. m 4lw
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JAMES MAHER, men tioned in the watch re-
turns Of yesterday, is not James Maher, grocer,
corner Of Four.and.a.half and I streets,
Island. 1t
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LUBIN's
FRANGIPANN1
TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
Is used throughout Europe, and considered
ANECESsITY III THE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
is now for the frst time introduced
TO THE
LADIES OF AMERICA.
FRANGIPANHI POWDER
is unrivalled for removing CHAPS. Chafes Blotehes
Pimples and other impurities Of the skin, render
ing it soft, clear. smooth and beautiful.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is used to remove TAN and FRK0KLEs, giving fresh
to the coplszioa and ksalthy hue to the skin
with youthful softnsss.
RRANGrPASHI PowDER
Is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the
inside of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their
being soiled by perspiratiOn. After the glove Is
withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, SofT, and
WHITE with q delicate freshness and perfume.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
is used to remove all ronghneSs and redness of the
HANDS, ARMS and FACE. It seftsns CeRSs, and
all other cutaneous excresences.
Price Is Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of
Package.
For sale by
WILCOX l. Co., Principal Agents,
and Principal Druggists and Perfumers.
dec 90 SIN
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MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE; . =,

MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, d. g., Feb. Is, 1866.
VIII be sold at public auction, in this city. ON
MONDAY: the 18th day of March next. at the Med
lcal Storekeepers Depot, corner of = and 18th
streetB. AZ 10 O'Clock q. m quantity of con-
demned hospital property. consisting of Beddinks.
Gots, Iron Bedsteads: Tin Cups, Knives and Forks.
Packing Boxes. Bottles. &c, &c.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within Eve go days from the sale. Terms
0"'A -- ~. SUTHERLAND.
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GRAY'S MoLDED COLLARS;
Lockwood7s Cloth lined do;
Wards Printed do;
Cheap all paper do; and
Linen do, Of all styles, ct
m 3-6t* Corner It'll st. and Md. av :, Island. }
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 535 ACRES OF vALUA-
Bile LAND WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE

TRUsTEE's SALE OF 5sa ACRES OF vALUA-
BE LAND WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE
BY virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, passed in the cause Of
Sheriff L Lowrie agt. Dean and wife and others,
THURsDAH, March 18th. 1855. at I2 o'clock m. if
t dence Of Mr. John v Dean, upon the premises,
ington county, D, O.: died seized m and possessed,
eligkg situated, being within about four miles Of
tne CapisS d sna one OF bsnnings Bridge is
meadow land and is ad mi ably adapted for market
purposes The soil is of fine character, kind and
product and easy of cultivation.
The Improvement consists OF tive framed Dwell
lings lone Of which is commodious,) and all ne.
eesssry outbuildings, and there is some beautiful
building cites On the premises, commanding q fun
The land, Vii be subdivided into several small
tracts, plat of which may be seen a. the Auctiea
Rooms ofyas, Mcclure Go. Washipg ton. D. Q.
half in cash the day Of sale and the residue in
from the day Of sale. with interest, and approved
security.
Title indisputsble.
.Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the cost OF
NJ STEPHENS, Trustee.
feb2t JAS. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auct'rs,