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For syphilis or Veneresl Diseases, the Samsri-
tan's Root and Berb Juices h. the most potent GER
tain snd eectual remedy ever prescribed. It reach
and eradcates every particle Of the venereai poi
son, 70 that the cure is thorough and permanent.
Take then this purifying remedy and he hssled,
and do not transmit 10 lour posterty that for which
you may repent IN sitter years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incura' le, the
Samsritan's Root and Herb Juices viii remove
every vesuge Of impurities from the system, - wei
~ al the bad effects OF Mercury.
FEMALESTf sFEMALESii
In many Affections with which numbers o. fe-
males suffer- the Root ard Hesb Juices Is most hsp
pity adap3sd, m 1 lcerated utsrHs, IL Whites, N
bearing down, Failing OF the Womb, Debility, and
for all complaints incident TO the sex. sent BY ex-
press. Price, s. per bottle.
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City Undertaking.
CASES. cAsr5rs AND cuFflGs,
BOdiss Ordered from a Distsus.

We have made ErrSnEemeuts Win
responsible undsriSkeFs 10 the disar-
snt cues % send % us the remains az
partles aho hase died away from home
during he present disturtea eondIaon
o. the country.
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psrABnIsHED IN 1910.
LOCKwOoB a HUNTINGTON

Sucoeesors % sens b. hiilanis Saas
asd Lookiar cess Plstss. ne t-ade vi It'd a
Eoe.i ssroriment q EIrrorF, 10th frelch and Ger
~. 9i.dng = Al - hrsnchss. Asa, Per, Esr-
=. - hes ki1d II Frares ulade q orief. SIS
- 80. 49, pFposts feck SIP. NeE Fcrk.
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Nashville Property.
Edgsfsld Property


A Bnck Cottage With3 rooms, on Russell street,
verY near the WIRE Bridge, and IN "a e1cellent
neighborhood. Price, $500 cash
Also. another nice Brick Cottage on Woodland
street. still more ccnvenent to the Wire Bridge,
and very valuable; has rooms, store room and
porch; good eistern, etc Pnee, $3.50 cash
Also, house and lot on Woodland street house
eontsins rooms Lot fronts 100 ieet BY i10 feet
dsepsl good shade etc. Price, f50Cos one third
casA-75s5ASs.ssnce in I and years.
A House on Bell Street, with rooms. Lotfronts
50 iset sg 800 deep, good eistsEn. Price W.
A neat framed Oottsge, with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good siEei good elslern; porch roni and
resr Lot fronts Sc feet By l7o deep situated near
shelby Park, aud very convenient 10 the Wire
Bridge. Price $500.
A framed House with 5 rooms aud hall, porch 10
mont well shaded and well enclosed Lot fronts 80
ieet on Woodland, 10 feet deep JOINS the residencs
q Mr. Drry. rrce 5000.
brick House with rooms en- Herman street.
loo 50 feet by 10. Good cstern and gardeR, al Neh
enclosed, Price $500.
A Houfe on Shelby street, with good rooms, a
kitchen. cellar, and good cisiern. Lot l25 Ret BY
IT5. Pace $500 cash.
frSme Rouse on Gsliaiin PIKE with six rooms,
kitchen, outhouses, snd an excellent cstern we'll
sssicsed- Lot 60 fess BY no Price $500.
A framed House on 6allstin Pike, with rooms,
outhousea alumoer shed, and an excellent eis1ern.
Lot 100 iset b. 10. Terms $500.
A Large two-story Brick residence. with eight
rooms on Russell It, near Tulip street church
lot fronts leo feet by 10 feet deep Good Kitchen
si,ta-p etc and we'll enclosed. improvements 10
excellent condition, and one Of the b 5, locstons In
Edgeneld.
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Auction Sale Of 6eTerHn'l'
Property.

Irrf~r nFHHrrNnr RrHural NaellA laA-
RssrsItls, Enss.. So. ? ~
unrflI. h. s1is a. I1ltli. Auruou. ou - = =
N II kl.-eril.f. Isls. sf 90 Tayior - -
az. sr---ar III -rrlsler and hfuad STREE -.
VIE. Tenn. tta aiosing Quariernasi'
49, pl--.-.a1.ft. Farrier SD shosaT ila-''
C.r.-als- saa htesisuE1l 4ala
-a.IlH.r. 4lelai
urrss mef.r.res,
Gel OHae LssEs Chslra aai Iate,
--sisa ald MeiEars.
o. WrasitsrroHs and Truss. -.
Eaer buckets, fees cliiff-f
NrEes,
H guutstonns and FUiures.
gE Ths Oh steel all NJ areI llf1ls JOB 90
"a b. q. Below. a iet of CuoE.ns 5.'''
fixtures.
Lai N Azes and axe HalAas,
81 lrurs-. -afIiss 1nd Ped horrs,
partahe Fcrras so aaF.E, 90.
foi of Ws-irs Haua1ars, Broad kras a. D.
Haumrrar
Aualrs a1d f.ales,
El1llrclr
a. 40 L. Oii fra.
Ia o. laaf8 -. ersin aecEaald o. hlF-i
q 60 FauIlrs. Goa u-sI
Trr=us Cash. IN hcrerulle1i ft-l'lA,s ! 100
aars Or rnuIrrFlce a 2 o'1I0 a 49,
-s-fr o. - removed IrlHnsli. alllf n 2
Hra-s.rof Col A. J. EsrEar. o. ~
THOM a. y 49,
- a. CaFt nd A. = p.
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HOWE MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor q. Patentee,

A--aeAs AAoe = aAsf AAhNAtoAe q. t-atAhCCi
ara -a
II is unequalled as a Manufacturing
Afachins, and its reputation thsruushly
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BRST work,
using much smaller needle for the
sane thread than any other 1lAohin inc.
These Machines are made at ihs
new and spacious Factory At Bridge
port Conn, under the immediate sur
peryision of the President Of the Com
pany, ELIAS HOWE, il. the original
inventor Of the Sewing Machine
DuplioAte pErts of Machines con
SANITY on hand.
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed
B%Libsrsl Inducements offered to
AgentG -.
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saashrllle 4nl0a.
~. oaEEEoS 5 co.. rusIaAsr..
4Esvs or SUBSCRIPTION /,

SATURDAY. NovENBER II, 1855.
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A RE RECLINING AND HAVE IN STORE.
$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey
80 q Viewers MOnongshela Whisky.
50 Robertson county,
p Fine Old Lincoln county e.
10 Old Peacu Braniy, very fire.
10 Old apple " D"
10 Fine imported Hennesy Brandy.
Casks Fine ''5iar' ana 'Oresceut'' Port Wine
imported. e
10 Casks Sherry Wine, (superior qualHY1
10 Pipes superb Rhine Vine
50 Cases a.
80 Weeks Fine Catawha Wme
LOO 8 ioBgWOrth's Sparkling Catswha Wine.
Ito "a Imported ClsTet Vine
10 Casks Fine Jamaica Rum
DO " Imported Ho'lsuf Gin,
20 Cases Fenuins Nel.etIfeI Absyutha,
& 10 Casks Suueuor CatsuFa Brandy.
100 fsaITels Fine n. o sugar.
25 Caflee
rs Bids and = nbls. Posdersd Bar sugsr.
90 " + Crushed Sugar.
90 Bses Prime Rio Coffee
rs Bbls and y hbls n . Molassas
100 Boxes Superior German Soap.
go Star and Summer Candles.
100 Starch.
200 Cases assorted Matches.
loo Il Soda.
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We, ths undersigned, have this day adopted tie
shove rates for advertising, 70 which We lind cur
HslFeg strictly 70 adhsre.
w. CAMERON a co.
JOHN WALLACE, for The Dispatch
BARRY, WINHAM co. nv pea
Ball. JONES a CO., for Gszetie.
Earrvrrru r7aa. ear.t- "a lcct
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RATES or ADVERTISING.
70 ADVERTISERS IN BErGIL

tdrertsemenis in the Special Column, FIRST time,
cents subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
f,oes Column, frat tiIne. from 70 lines, 81 o.
esch additional line, 30 cents; Subsequent inseF-
tons, 10 cents per inc.
AL embellishments occupying special position
nd All double column advertisements, vii BE-
charged Ss3z per cent advance on regular rates
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
wa b chzrgse 81 the regular advertising rAtas,
and must Invariably be paid n advance, or no in
ra7firu
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Sent by mail in 8 plsin envelope. Price, Male
packages, 500 Female $780,,
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OFFICIAL.
The Ffrst.Cerp-Nesice 70 yetcr,
HEApeUARTRRs FIRST CoRPs,


WAsHIEGToN, D. O., Dec. 81, 1861.
veterans desiring TO enlist In the list Army
Corps, should report IN person at the Office OF
Col. . +. johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, ID e..
Any Veteran W who has served two years, has
been honorably dis charged, and Is physically
qualified, may enlist In the Corps for one, two
or three years.
Those enlsting will receive from the Gov.
ernmeDt a bounty of $500 as soon as they are
mustered in, and, in addition, the regular in.
stalments from the Government, in proportion
to the period of enlistment. as follows: SI00 for
one years service, one-third paid on enlist
ment; S2tn Tor two years service, one-third on
enlistment; 5000 for three years service, one
third on enlistment
They will be credited to the quota OF the
district in which they or their families may be
domiciied and will, therefore, be entitled to
local bounties.
Free transportation will be furnished them
TO Washington by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms ia the possession OF the
Government will he furnished these troops,
and they ill he allowed to retain their arms
when honorably discharged
Headquarters Major General Hancock :--15S
F street, between 10Th and 2Gth streets.
Office of the Board for the Examination OF
Officers :-Brg1dier General John R. Brooke,
president, ls3 G. street, between 10Th and Goth
streets.
By order Of Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 27.n Assistant Adlntant General.
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~ On the oath ult at Huntsville, Ala, Ger.
Steedman held ClementC. Clay, Sr and James
q. Donegan. as hostages for the safe retrrn OF
Jucee ID. q. Humphrey, Union citizen Of
Huntsville, who was recently captured by
Roddy's forces.
IL The State debt of Missouri is S29,fi2, eco
receipts 1861, Sl,i50,00.
~ The receipts of tobacco OF St. Louis last
year Were &, 500 hhds against "a, 100 in 1862
IL The State debt Of Illinois is SII,laI,O00
SThey expect to raise S75, 90 for the Sa van.
| nah poor in New York by Saturday.
- Rev. Arthur Cleveland Coke was CON.
secrated Assistant Bishop of the Diocess Of Wes-
tern New York, at Trinity Church in Geneva,
on the h inst
DMichigan's debt is s5,5il.OO0
~ Dublin Will have an international exhi.
bilion.
~ The stre ct sweepers in New York are on
a strike.
London, miserable city, had only ono
thousand barrels OF petroleum Oil on hand, at
last dates.
New York papers tell OF petroleum
company starting there with capital Of fl
teen millions.
SThe number of divorces since 1861 is said
to have increased % per cent.
~The church property of San Francisco is
valued az nearly million OF dollars.
1The Rocky Mountain News, published
at Denver City. O. T., says that Col Kit Oar
son, with few companies of the frs. New
Mexico cavalry, run against q band OF LOO
ibuians, hiaWas ana Co1nancnes on Red Xiv
er, south of the road from Fort Union to the
States, and got badly repulsed. He had to
night his way back, retreating all of q whole
day.
R-After q contest of three weeks with the
newspaper proprietors. on the question OF
wages, the st. Louis Typographical Society
passed q resolution which in effect allows its
members 10 work anywhere and at what price
they please This is virtual breaking mp OF
the society.
IL A new use OF petroleum has been die
covered-it cures the Itch.
SThe Ki ing of Prussia is almost as hard on
the Berlin newspapers as the paper manufac-
turers are on America.
S-An unfortunate young man In Chicago
waiked into q vat Of boiling lard recently, but
he never walked out
HA peor girl in Maine lost her way during
recentEn0w storm and perlshed with few
steps of her fathers door.
IL "A church in New York has made S3,400
by substituting horse hair for cotton in their
pew cushions and backs
kSGen weitzsl has gone to Cincinnati to
get married. This additional proof OF his
courage was not needed.
aIWhy Is sea-sick passenger on his way
tribu,or to the Atlantic"
IL Can the New Haven Register give as
any information as to the price Of brimstone!-
IN. II. Courier.
1t doesn't cost anything where you are
goiDg-fN. Fl. Register. eal-l
TThe Dearborn Observatory OF the Uni
veIsity Of Chicagois approaching complexion.
&The LEGISLATURE OF Missouri has author
lied St Louis county to subscribe &700t0o IN
honds to forward the Pacific Railroad 20 Kan.
sas City.
SThe Philadelph.ans have presented to
MRS Gen Grant $4,000 house in that city;
a $40 eco house and $4,000 in money 70 the
widow Of General Birney.
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The Wisconsin legislature.

MADISON Wis Ian 12.-The State I4egis. J..
lainre was organized yesterday, by the election
OF +. M. Stewart rs clerk, and - Williams. as
sergeant at. arms, In the Senate; and w. w.
Field as speaker, John f. Dean as clerk, a d
Wilcox as sergeant-at-arms, in the Assembly
all s'Unionists.',
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From New Hampshire.

conc ORD, n. H, Jan. u The Demo cratic
State convention to- day nominated E. w.
Harrington, OF Manchester, for governor, and
q. A G.. Y Naughan for railroad commissioner.
In theiSecond Congressional District;the DEM
ocrats renouinated l.. W. Clark for Congress,
and in the Third District Fl Bingham.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE UNITED
STATES, CITY POINT, Dec. II, 1ssi.-Majar
General Butler. Fortress H0nroe:-What is the
prospect for getting your expedition started |.
II is great pity we are not ten or twelve days
earlier. am confident il would then have
been successful. Have you heard from Pal
inert The Richmond papers give no account
OF any Federals on the Roanoke or Weldon
road, south Of Weldon.
u. s GRANT, Lieut.. General.
Official: T. =. Bowers, A. AG
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Respectfully forwarded 10 Lieutenant fIeh l.
eral Grant for his information. and with the
earnest request that be will make any suRges-
ton that may occnr to him in aid OF the engage
ment b. +. BUrLRR,
Major Genarsl Commanding.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS fHEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard Hot.l

GROWERS fHEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willards Hot.].
Twelfth aPsi H1ss sEspeS 1ToS1. N{ 1oxrs
Sixth rRs !! g
VIII be pss;sRsff .se'Rd SfFshFt7 fHi If s7' city
ns EaS 4s!e Iias
Previous 'G TnsHa IA R!aii iai1sssDrAroas, tss
tn. By paul; Philip an and i Jaliaa Martinstti;
D-l's' f'nGi aaRfiSsTrI n n rkoHPh rkASREhA by the
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
{. D. Hess RSlKFSE2k RaNsa2kk
'oH THREE N1sHTs @HTs19 ONLY, MOST posi-
By kind consent of MISS AvoSIA JONES to foreso
her clair1s upon those nights.
sIGNOR FRANCISCO RosA's GRAND
ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE.
T IN IN zsssd. XII
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IL,
and sATgRDAY. January 81.
appearing RR1E1Asf Fl ssPoEToIRr fslos9G
IL BARBIERE DI sIvrGL1A.
sSz' s M n
-
and Grand Orchestra.
oAIRoLI. Del Teatro della scala d hIil.no. 'A
Priwa Donna Assoluts, fCostrslto.) sIGN0RA
ppitAIOFF, Della Grsnda Opera Iaperisle de st.
Prma Tenore As.olut.. sIGNoR MoNGIAR.
DIM, Del Testro Carlo Feice di Geneva
Primo Bsritnni. sIGNOR ARDfVANI, De,
Teatro Resia ai Tcrini
,sIGNOR FELLINI, Della GrAnda Opera di
Roma.
sIcNop CARIpoy
Primo Basso, SIGNOR BARATTINI,
secorda Donna. sIGNoRA TARTARINI.
sugseritore. SIGNOR LAMA.
FRANCISCO ROSA, Allieyodel Granda Con
DiTettore orch SRA.
proprietarie della Musicale del yestiario SIG.
MORE GIRELL1.
rBEsAIE OF SECURED SEATS
FOR THE THREE OPERAS
THIS THuRsoiEY5}i W SoRSiNG, sHSfRffss JANUARY ,a.
ct ga o'clock precisely.
SEA SON will he as follows:
Orchestra Chairs.............-..,S Sys1
Dress and Parqust Circles. -. s co
The sale of secured seats for single Operas will
TUESDAY MORNING, ,JANrARY17.
No Private Boxes will be sold before MONDAY
January 10.
SPECIAL NOTICE On tha evenings of naxt
week not announced for Opera, the Celebrated
MISS AYONIA JONES,
viii appear in her great i'm presentations, and the
w0nde rful
MARTINETTf TROUPE
in delightful acts aud pantomimes. Jan 1stf
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSICEAND
PiNACDTHEEA,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
THE RESORT OF THE MASSES.
STILL AHEAD OF &UMpETfFION
BASKING IN THE SUNSHINE OF SUtCEss
COMPARE OUR COMPANY,
FIRST week of
MISS ADA TESMAN,
the popular vocalist.
Continued Success of the Great Combination,
MISS KATHLEEN VNEIt,
the best Irish Comic Vocalist of the day.
MILE MARZEF1I and MONS ANTONIO,
tie best dancers on the AnFricaa stage.
. j. Mortimer, Mons. Sparks.
Kate Harrison. MiIlis Greed,
and thirty four ether talented performers.
FOX. OWEN Il NORRIS. Proprietors.
LADIES' MATINEE ON SATURDAY AFTER
NOON,
When the celebrated Monnt Pleasant Brass Band.
consis,ing of twenty eight pieces, will be on I'D
usual. ja96t
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ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
"A OtFte sIi Pa. ArsHus, WashiHstos. ID. C.
GREAT EASTERN. NORTHERN; AND WEST
ERN EMPRESS F0RWARDERs.
MERCHANDISE, MONEY. JEwELRy, .vALU-
ABLEs, NOTES; syoCKS nsSS goSps = VscA;; a., ~
accessible sections Q: the country: This Company
has sssncies the Pzinspai RsiTay T1Sns IN the
PnfLh1sLPHIA, BALTIMoRE GIN '0N'
o1HSShflTLLiE SflLEs st; Enk}SGf5S. k2Sefs GSo1s-
Connections are made at New fork and Boston
fhf obss and oes
TO LIvERP9OL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAyRE,
and u onee y Eurc ex presses 70 All
Collection of MOTIFS. DRAFTS and BILLS made
te 3 c. o. DUNN. Agent. Washington, D. G.
WAsHINoTos CITY SAYINGS Sc BANK, ss,.
EDWARD sIMMs. President and Treasurer.
BDW'D CLARh, Vice President and Secretary.
DIRECTORS
!ohk Nm Il 4. pIhLtvlNs. TatSsc. scGoassi 9. aaaipsEH
This Bank is now opsn for the receipt of De.
posits. stths
NEW BANKING HOUSE,
Ne. 5s Louisiana av., under simu's New Building
EDWARD CLARK. Secretary.
EDWARD CLARK & CO.,
BANKERS,
At the Savings Bank. No. 5s Louisiana avenue.
DEALRRsTN
E&CHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
And General Banking Business.
RpwARD CLARK. JOIN 4. ELyays
dscl7- eo2m
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
OFFICE BALTIMORE OHIO BIB. Co.,
" WASHINGTON, December IS, 1854


D. ~ - - -: -:
and t
N. ,"nsf4HSsSssG HGyEsq Wsa sfs4E5s s2sFH H.s
Arrive at Baltimore s:OOA.M.
No. anew YORK & PHILADELPHIA EX-
PbiladsIphia SO P NJ, New York 5:3OP.M, No
Baltimore tickets sold
No; SGUBssLTlaosE q WESTERN TRAN
ststions. connecting at Relay With the Mail Train
for the West, and reaching Baltimore at 1000
No 4-NIw YORK MAIL TRAIN-Lesvs Wash
NJ NJ" Yorf E 1865
No. s-BALrIMonE TRAIN AND WAY STA
isg at Relay with Frederick train. Arrive at Bal
No. 6-BALTIMeRE COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAIN-L Lesve Wsshin eton
4:SoP. M. AIr;ve at Baltimore 6:le P N. This
train stops a. Biadenshurs B-ltsville, Laurel and
Ne a5.1sssToN, ALBANY 4 NEW YORK hx-
Arrive at New York 100 AN. Mails and Passan-
gers By this train cHnneet with all the early morn
and West No Philadelshia or Baltimore ticb lex ets t
gold by this train which is limited in capacity by
No. s-BALTIMOREa HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave W Wsshington 6:45 P. NJ. and arrive At Balti
No ezNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
WESTERN TRALN-Leave Washingten at go
Pm: Stopping It Relay House f-r Western passen-
gers to take Express Train for Grafton. Wheeling,
Psrkerseurg. and sll points in the West. Reaches
New York st b: AN.
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be m msds
with the s:I5 4. N. and the 3 ard I:3O P. N. from
Washington. No trains to or from Annapolis on
sunday.
THE ONLY TRAfSs From WASHINGTON
Tor passengers on SUNDAY are the s:15 and lI:15
=. N and P N. for Baltimore, and 40 P. N.
FOR Baltimore, Philsdelphis. and the West, and
the p. N for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West, as we'll as to
Philadel elphia, New York, er Boston. can be haa at
TIE Station Ticket Office at all heurs the day, as
we'll as st new Office in the American Telegraph
Buiting. Pennsylvania avenue, between "a and
9Th streets.
BAGG AGE will be checked at all hours-aIso for
through points. TO save trouble and confusion st
Abe dc psrture of .he trains.
ALbPASsESGERS, wb. ther soldiers or citizens,
Are politely but earnestly requested te respect the
rules of the Line. established fer the general sd
vsntss such 3 the keeping of one or more cars
exclusively for ladies and their attendants and the
prevention of smoking in any but the smokers
with the decisions of the agents or conductors
in regard to their seats, tickets etc. especixlly in
the hurry of starting the trains.
W p. SMITH. Mister Of Transportation
u NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent. dee ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CANTERBURY HALL.
MUSIC }oANTERBURY HALL.l AND
LfCANTERBURY HALL.f III lATlR
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
Also of the Varieties New York, and Canterbury
Alexandria, Va.
!osd HAhT--- Stage Manager
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DkAHAfIs PERsosE.
Old Beppo, rich farmer, but always after
riches, afterwards Pantslo9n Mr Josh Hart.
Mr. Chss. Covelii.
Fantasia q r eaper. transformed 10 Hsrle-
quin and lover of Misniopetti.
MISS Blla Wesnsr
Mems. Plump. wealthy lor5; afianced
10 bIiSnlOtettt MI. SytS8S CiafRa.
Cupid. the protector of lovers Miss smith.
Ceres fairy of the harvest Miss Julia Rob nsOn
Sui plphur. spirit and save of Ceres Mr.. r Collins.
Misnjonetli. dap ghter of Old Beppo afi-
spcsd 70 Plump. but in love with Pan
tasio, afterwards IN love with Oolum-
hire Miss Laura LIE Clair,
ske Ieto n n--................M Miss Fila Parker
landlord .mr. John Pierce
Dr Gpiyeps..-..........- Mons. Menet
Old John Swallowem, with good appetite,
PEASANTS Reapera, Milkmaids. Servants, Soldiers,
Dancers, Fsiries, &c, by the whole
Troupe and Corps de Ballet.
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. ARTHELOW'S PREPARED PERU
IL WAN GUANO.
10 per cent. Ammonia.

10 per cent. PhOsphates.
Composed Of Peruvian Guano and Bone Dust.
We manufacture this and claim that it is
THE BEST FERTILIZER IN USE.
We pledge our business reputation III it, and
guarantee its standard
We do not sell to dca]ers-ve manufacture
only for our own sales. It cannot therefore be
adulterated.
We GUARANTEE IT AGAINST ADULTERATIoNs.
We offer as reference, on application. the
names of many Of the leading farmers of Mary
land, who have used it for years successfully
we desire to introduce this fertilizer in the
"OId Dominion, and request a trial Of its n1er-
It's. Full particulars given on application
BONE DUST
Manufactured at our own mill from bones
that have not been boiled or calcined
Ut the advantages Of this over Bone Dust,
manufactured from boiled or calcined bones. ali
farmers are acquainted; it therefore needs no
comment.
We sell all other fertilizers, but recommend
and guarantee only the above
j. 2. BARTHELOW.
Dealer in
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Seeds
and Fertilizers.
559. 18th ST., near Pa av WASHINGTON.
Washington, sep I'm
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VIRGINIA, to TIN the Circuit Court
Of Fairfax county, October Rules, 1862, /.
4 Brewis and Anthony Lawson, late merchants
and partners, under The name Of I, A: Brcwi5
& Co., vs. Jas NJ Benton and Jno. Il. Gargess,
Mem The object Of this suit is to obtain .
Judgment against the said defendants Tor the
sum Of S60l4 with interest thereon from Is. !st
July. 1857. and to attach to pay said amount the
following pieces or parcels ofland, the property
Of the defendant, John II. Gargess, in the coun-
tv Of Fairfax to wit:-2O acres and l0o5 acres
Of land at Anandale l acre l04 acres, and Is
and q! poles on the Little River Turnplke, 1t
appearing by affidavit HE'D that the Sfld aeIel?
state, it is ordered that he appear within one
month after due publication hereof and 90
what is necessary to protect his interest," A copy
tcste VIM VI. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
J0rr ? g oct 7-laW4W
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V7IRGINIA; to wit TN the Circuit Court
ofFairfax county. October Rules. 1868, +.
R. Ford and George ". HUNT, late MERCHANTS
and partners under the firm Of Z. r. Ford q
Co.. rs. Hamilton Wade, deft,-in chancory.,
Mem The object Of this suit IS 10 attach 9
tract of land in the county OF Fairfax, the prop
ertv Of the defendant. containing 89 acres and
GO Dolcs about one mile north Of Fairfax Court
House. to satisfy and pay complainant the sum
of S27972, with interest thereon from 1st
November, 1859, until paid. 1t appearing, BY
affidavit filed that the defendant is not resident
of this State it is ordered that he appear within
one month after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect his interest. A copy
teste. VIM NJ. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
LOVE, ?. G. oct 1--laW4W