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me0icaI.
Success in Businesa.

No business can be truv successful which
founded q real fitness ofthings. The article made
sold must have intrinsic merit and supply public
want Success issuing from the clap trap OF advertis
ing, OF the tricks oftrade, or mere pretension and
display, will be only apparent and in the end, but de
ceive the operator and those who trust him. But II
article supplies pubis want aud fairly meets 1t.
reasonable expectations, its success and general
adoption is merely question oftime. ltmay be
retarded by adverse influences sped by prosperins
HfuIi@ Hui@PaRES's P ia NY SHS HoMEoPATHfo SPECIFICS had
their orignin great public want medicines for all
the common wants Of enlignted itfe-euratNes that
father mother nurse, traveller cOul always have
with them an always rely upon--so simple that mis-
take could uo' be made in the selection, so harmless
mat all might use them with impunity, and so efficient
that all might rely upon them with safety. Such they
have proved. Thousands OF families use them daily
for ali the alment and sicknesses Of life and rarely
are seriously sick, or need TO cal physician.
Thousands, taking some single Specific, have cured
themselves Of chronic diseases which have been the
baue Of their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds in vain, and among the millions who use
them, are found to question their purity or en
HUMPHREYS, SPECIFICS
combine all the ad gantsges Of the best Homeopathic
are prepsrsdby physician OF over twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried In
every conceivable manner, and they have been en-.
the hundreds Of thousands who daily use them.
with "a case In your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering prevent
expense, and loss Of time, or tha children having tn
Measles, or Scarlet Fever or Whooping cough, Of
even Fsver, by using preventives in the case.
You may cureFoHF Children
ofCroup, or Cole, e. Toothashe, OF Headsche, OF
Sleeplessness, b1isnng from Teething, or Worms,
or Indigestion, Wetting the Bed or Ostarrh, or
Measles, or Whooping. Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Diptheria or Bad Cold, or Hoarseness, or Running
ofthe Ears and Deafness. or even Scrofua, as thou
sands have done and do daily.
You may cure yourself
OF Headache, Weak Stomach, Indigestion or
Bllliousness, or Catarrh, or Bad Cold, or Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, Liver Complaint or Piles,
or Constipation or Rheumatism, Sore or Weak
Eyes, Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, or General
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifics.
NOT A FAM lily who have ever had one of these
Family Cases of HUMPHREYs SPEcIFIcs but would
give ave times its cost, rather than be Wthoutit
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of SO large walls, in morocco, and Book Of =,
Case of 28 large vials IN morocco, and Book. OO
Case Of 20 large viss, in morocco and Book. OC
Case OF 20 large walls, 10 PLAIN and Book. Ot
Case of Is boxes mo. TO l5), and Book....... Ut
Case OF any six boxes mo. to l5), and Book. 2I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-29

Hon. Nelson Barrere, the last Wing
candidate for Governor in Ohio, and a
distinguished lawer, heads the Democratic
ticket for the House of Representatives in
Highland County. He ought to be elected
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-29

The Hartford (Oonnecticut) Press Re-
publican, is rather disgustsd with the
position of General Cox on the negro
question. 1t says .s..sa
"He shows himselfto be. n narrow,mindsd
politician. There is no difference between
his position and that of the most bitter Dem
ocrat. He does not represent Ohio; and IT
the Republican party do not repudate him,
and nominate another candidate, they deserve
the defeat we trnst they will mest" '
The Boston Commonwealth is more
discourteOus even than the Press, for
after referring to the Generals position, it
calls him 'noddle." These Yankee
Abolitionists seem determined to crowd
the mourners. and sweat the oxen before
breakfast. They are for pushing matters,
and will not tolerate any leader that does
not come up to their platform Of negro
equality. civilly and politically.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-29

Judge Thomas M. Key, the Democratic
nominee for Supreme Judge, was Chief OF
Gen. McClellan's staff when that officer was
commanding the Army Of the UAited States,
Judge Key is an able lawyer was for several
wears Judge Of the Superior Court Of Cincin
matt. tIaI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-29

General Cox ana bis party are opposed to
equal taxation, fsvorinR the exemption of ma
tional securities from state, county, city and
township taxation, The rich are protected
the poor made poorer BY this system Of taxa
ton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-29

The Democracy Of the Guernsey Diutrict
have nominated Robert Savage for the State
Senate, and Captain Layton for Representa-
tive
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-29

We shall never have an honest and
economical Government until we reduce
the taxes. We are at present collecting
from the people, impoverished by the wal, 4,
more than three hundred millions OF dollars
a year for the support of the Federal Gov
ernment. In Democratic days seventy
millions was sufficient The Democracy
managed to administer affairs without in
come taxes and without any internal re-
venue whatever. The only Federal taxes
were duties upon customs. What say thS
people to the repeal Of the income tax and
other obnoxious features of the internal
revenue s1tordon? If they are for it, they
will Oust the present party from power.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-29
ED Y'S
Kerosene Cooking & Heating
STOVES AND RANGES.

THESE COOKING sTovEs WILL
BAKE, B0IL, STEW, FRY a ROAST
With the greatest economy and facility, and with.
out heating the room in which they used They
are perfectly simple operating like ordinary Ke-
rosene Lamp with chimney. and are the only Kero.
sene Stoves that burn without smoke or oior,
"We have been perfectly astonished 10 see what
labor eaying, dirt saving and hea-savng Institution
is EDDY's PATENT KEROSENE STOVE. Taking
the cost OF running 1t, and the result attained, IL is
the best patent in the market - WTocsster Daly Spy
Our Heating and Cooking Stoves are very conve-
nient and economical, especially where a FIRE is re-
quired bat a few hours Rt a time.
Orders for Stoves may be sent through American
Advertising Agency, $50 Broadway, New York.
LESLEY ELLIOT, MaaufaetnreTs,
aug ls swd No. 494 Broadway, T.
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announcements.

IndOPsndent Candidate for Judge Of
the superior CSHrt,
DANIEL A. HAYNES.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
THOMAS o. LOWE will he candidate before the
ensuing Democratic County Convention for nomna-
tion as Prosecuting Attorney.
ELIHU THOMPSON will be a candidate for Prose-
cutting Attorney before the Democratic County Con
yention. .f
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
EpItoR EhPfRE--Pease say the name Of WH. n.
LOVE, Esq, OF Dayton will be presented TO the De-
mocratic County Convention candidate for Re-
preventative. Mr.. Lovers q practical business man.
good mechanic, sound Democrat snd a reliable
man ID ell the affairs Of life. Just such the
laborers, mechanics and farmers OF old Montgomery
EAST DAYTON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-29
You may cureFoHF ChiIdren

ofCroup, or Cole, tt Toothashe, OF Headache, OF
Sleeplessness, or baisnng from Teething, Worms,
or Indigestion, or Wettng the Bed, or Ostarrh, or
Measles, or Whooping Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dpthera, or q Bad Cold, or Hosrseness, or Running
ofthe Ears and Deafness. even Scrofula, as thou
sands have done and do daily.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-29

TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1865.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
TINTED STATES SALE OF
Tsxs! s A RE H s4arg 81 sidR,p Dlar0

trssts OF lots Of Land, sitas,sd Ia The ooensy
OF q. Johns, stats Of Florida, have become
fofisited 70 the United htato;, by reason Of
the non-pAyment OF the direct tan charged
thereon, under the Ast entitled "An Al 10
R.Syaas: ,ss,.s.;S svssSs i.cH i@Pes 70
puipo.ss," Approved Aseass !, iss,. ssi q
act entitled Van ACT Tor the coliSoiion 81 a.
rect taxes In iniurreetionAry Districts within
the United Staten, and Cor other purposes
approved June :, ieel, and tho ameiAmsnts 70
s a Rpr sSS ssS e. ma !, e. "a
~ public auction, on MONDAY, the toth day
o. April, 1885, q the e,ty OF - Augustus. IN
me tFaels o. lots fIsnd 10 BE- sold ~ shove
snh,eee n the aaEregsie about
FIVE huNDAkp THOUSAND AclEA
growth q HARD PM ssS Live OAK lin.
Der. 7, ere are several orange groves u full
bearing, and very desirable Cotton and Sugar
PiAntaiions.. The Ions STAPLE o. see IsiAhd
Cotton can be grown throughout D. Johns
county "a e great pe,ieelion q on ths coast
81 Johns county extends fFom the Atlantis
ocean 70 tbs o. Johns river, whlsh bounds y
lAntie, 81. Augustine and matansaa inlet.
Oranges, lemons, lines, pomegfAnatea. ngs,
EnAvas, olive and Eispss grow IN psrfsstion
Tbs purchasers Of lands ana eensmenis IN.
der the direct tax sot acquire title n Zee
simple, ffee and discharged nom al prior liens
and insumeIaneee q syery aeseriptloa what,
70 eauie patents 70 Be issued.
WM. ALaOe
AUSTIN SMITH,
mhlb-wat Commia1lon6fn.
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g K A T o n Il Al L
AGoANER OF NINTH AND D sTRKETA

This Large and Handsome Han d now for
coed, and nniShod In the most substantial
manner, with large and convenient dressing
rooms, and gallery 81 the south snd for spec
me Hall iS the best ventilated room IN the
city, with twenty Window on the south and
east and west side, with . large VentllAtoF IN
she centre OF the Hall. Il 10 admirably adapted
for Concerts, being built WITH especial Aftan.
care has been taken 70 have the best moor that
'S TIE aIli vii ). rented iOs mans, oOnssrs.,
iiis Inquire u O. .. saEcEELs % D sssss,, .hlsa
door hom The Hal. pele4n
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RE NJ . n b Err
H 500 q
1EvE EMIT n STREET
THE sTANDINa STONE OIL
u C0MPAnY or WEST VIRGINIA.
.raf cAPTTALs SsISOO.pop.
In tOOOO shares, .. 90 sasA.


IN Property Of this company consists Oi
she well.known Martin o. Standing stone
tract, and contains RON o.1oo 70 a,boO acres
INTEREST," ss S y Scys Ss G sashSss SS:
creek a bransh Of me Lido KAssWhS rivsTj
and ~ tributaries pass through this property,
and A. has upon Il ! lager amount 81 BORING
x Wsss oE x sssSd 0 u wiz .C
", near the celebrated RAthbone, or burning
Spfing trAef, and IA extont OF territory r. I'VE
time! gIeAiiE, and q oonsldsEcd by AZ ezpfEl:
Vel W W,aisin aaitS soSsi 70 N not SupS1.oi
70 tns RiKhboaS trasi. ma standing Stoao
Oh compAnyt Property extends nom the
Little KAnAwhA river, near burning sprinG
ns 1sS:s ne S Ss.o. q ssSSHSiSs fS1
and Two Rifis Tun, and u Immediately 10
the Great Oil nFoAk, extending from Dufnine
spdng thfeugh b lsAldiag stone And Pstto.
a sV@ "a smbsasss De iinS 81 USnn1yAG. '
fhi property 81 thlS s0npany has not been
da elopSd, fof the reason that Il belonged %
minoE1heifa, who could not convey untn they
.ttaiaed their majority, Whish ne yoanseSl
Nv WsiiS srs bsls1 bored on The SdIoisiaa
lads, ana Oh had. ItiS sid that, upon thli
slandlng sione tsasl, Oh was AESs dlisovolOd
o. ihs pysls Iarn, aAlplalnS , WIN l,
MslhsIand = yoneA On Ne Morgan land, 4
TA:s ~ kSas 40 80 n ,.ss. ~ :, \. c.@,
fafkorsbnre, West Virginia, and ne Hon.
John q caFIlle, BsnatOF In COngrrss from Viz
oinln, nud gil. BE- ~ them conveyed 70 the
,andlnE s,gns oil Company Sheneyef ~
gtook t8bs disposed Of By anbeoliDelon 10.
VIA =, 80 nhaiosl shall b suhsaftbqd and paid
| mr. Thruo tkoulanA aix hundred shares q
Ne slosn have alleady besa suossEibsd eRs
$ y r; ss0sE A SSes
- = W ~ NV
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Baltimore Market.

THuRSDAY, March 90, 1893,
lPTcet gfUcH belOg refer 10 Wholesale operoftOa1
oHiv, unless otAsrvtss sspresssdl
FLoun.-we reduss our quotations a. fol-
lows; Howard q. super eo.6IKAS T5j do. Ex.
ira % ISAs.s7 NJ do. Family ellis; ohio super
and Cut Extra - slkas 16i do. do, Extra esTS
sasy bS SS s saD, sv so ; sS sSSS 70
brands Extra eli, standard Extra 90 nv;
Baltimore Family eI9; do. high grads Extra
ell Is. Rye Flour, u % Corn Meal, City
GaAISewSsssHWSits o opened At sa.sOA
a60, and sold down to S2.2oS9 S5,rsd opened
a. 81 95a2 %, and closed Thursday at "a l0a
AIS. Corn-White opened II eI.t8 for prime,
'Gla sCcc Sus:s %sr o.
low opened at si.ssal.4a, and fell TO Gina
LIS; 5000 bushels sold a. the latter figure on
Thursday. Early In The week the Govern.
men, eontraeted ilr 10 900 bushels In the ear
at SScasi per sS lbs, In sacks.
PROvIsIoNs.-Bulk MeAta-We heard OF q
lot Of shoulders selling At ibke, but At the
close was held nj 49, sale OF 90 hhds. sides
was made At l1s.i no hams offered, Pork
There YVES some inquiry for meIs, but we heal
| Of no salesI held generally sbove buyeIs, We
quote nominal At siAss1 per Dbl. Bacon
Sales were made at l8aisKo. for Jobbipg Lots
Of shoulders, and 10 tome few Instances q
IKE sidkss have been more steady ct tek'
900 and haths arc dull 81 a2a9ae., a. 70 quall
i ~. for sugar cured. LArd-Weatern II dull
We quote nominal at 2ia22s,i no sales worthy
BUrTSn.-with heavy stock and but nth
inquiry, the market continues doll and price
| deer Ased. Quotations aro very irregular
We note ~ follows A sale Of 100 pigs prim
New York state At 1So.I 900 pkss. common 3
good do. At 3SaSoc.; 0iadrs nominal A. 8OA9so
a. 70 quality western lsaaos.i southern Obi
| 10 zoe & God 10 prime roll les19o choice, 4
small lots, command still higher figures.
suoAR.-MArket closed dull and price
heavy, ~ follows; Cuba and Z. l., fair 10 goo
refining, Hall Va, mos. 4 do, do, do, grooary
I2aiSo, nett Porto Rico, common TO good gro
Gerry, I2u8c nett do. do, prine 20 choice, ~
Al6e., netJ All, current quality, llKo,
| mos. Havana, No. u, lao,
| fair, and with moderate receipts and Itch
stock prices have ruled STEADY at II a6aeiT6
for iAir 10 primej some retail lots have sol
| Iisht. Flax dull, We quote at 10 81 10 per busf
WHSKV.-small sales were made at a20
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
List 81 GENERAL Hospitaln
Usdsr Direction Of S.w0soM n. O. Abbott. U.
8. A., Medical Director Dparnmsnt


" "eses,o'oH'
l. MrmoIy square, Warrington, d. o.,
seventh street west, between Canal and B
e.; south, In charge Of Surgeon DIV. Bliss
US. ".
3. AuEur General Hospital, near Aex
sndria, Va. In charge Of Surgeon George
L. Sutton, U. .. ".
8. Carver, washington, ID. O., Four
tsenth street west, at terminus Of city rail-
road, IN charged OF Surgeon o. A. Judson,
U.s. v.
4. Campbell, Washington, d. O., Seventh
street west, at terminus OF city railroad
north, IN charge ofSurgeon A. ". Sheldon,
U.AN
D. Columbian, washington, d. c., -Four.
tecnth street west, at terminus Of city rail-
road IN charge OF surgeon I. X. Crosby,
U. D. "
q. Douglas, Warrington, d. O., corner
of street and Now jersey avenue, In charge
OF Assistant Surgeon VIM. y. Norris, U.s,
A.,
Almshouse, east OF the Capitol, In charge OF
Surgeon n. X. Moseley, U. 3. v.
!: Fairfax Seminary, Virginia, two miles
back OF Alexandria, In charge Of Assistant
Surgeon n. Allen U. 3. A.
'. FINLEY, washington, D. o., Kendall
Green, Fourth street east, north OF the city,
10 charge oil surgeon @. L. Pancoast, U. I.
"
10. HsreWood, washington, ID; o., Cor.
eoran's farm, seventh street west, In charge
Of surgeon x. b. Boneeou, U. =. v.
ii. Judiciary Square, Washington, ID
u, judiciary square, x street north, be
charge OF Assistant Surgeon P. c. Davis,
:, ~; halorama, smMi-Pox,) washington,
D. ", ROCK creek, out IWenty-nrst street,
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n FIoI AL.
fHE FIRsT coRPs-NoTICE TO vETE.
RAMS.


TIE FIRsT coRPs-NoTICE TO vETE-
RAMS.
HEADQUARTERS RIRsT CoRPs,l
WARRINGTON, ID. G., Dee. n, 1854.
Veterans desiring 70 enlist In the First Army
Corps should report in person a. the Once Of
Col. Q. y. Johnson, SOLDIER Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, D. G.
Any Veteran, who has served two year,,
has been honoTably disehArged, and h physi.
sAlly quAliaed, may enlist In the Corps for one,
two or three years.
chose snlistins viii rsoeivo from the Gov,
eminent bounty OF SSOo ~ soon - they ara
mustered In, and, In AiditlonS thu regular In
Stalmenis Irom the Government, In proportion
10 the period OF enlistment, - iollowB eloo
iOr one years service, one-third paid on enlist
msnt, S9oo for two years service, one-third
on snlislmsnti $500 for three years serves,
one-third on enlistment. ..
They win be credited to the quota Of the dis.
trist In which they or their families may be
donieiIed and will, thsrsfors, bo entitled 10
local bountios.
Free transportation will BE- furnished them
70 Washington By any Provost Marshal.
The best arms 10 the possession Of the Gov
eminent will be furnished these troops, and
they will be allowed 70 retain their arms whsr
honorAbly discharged.
headquarters Major General Hansosk, 10
y street, between Nineteenth ADD Twentieth
streets.
once Of the Board for the Examination q
OhiesFs- Brig. General John n. Brooke PTssi
dent--Iss O street, between Ninstoenth Ant
twentieth streets.
NJ order Of NAL Cen. W. g. HAnOOoE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

MONEY LOST..--A ROLL OF
Nl about oloo 10 greenbsoks and postal
curTeoey was dropped at the italian Opera
last evening, March 20. The nnder, supposed
70 be the gentleman who reported II 70 the
great favor and ts liberslly rewarded BY
leaving the same % No. 90 Winder,s Build
Ing, or his addresa at this offiee. mhsi-Sts
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[nFFIOE or WAeHINGTON AND

OWICE OF WARRINGTON AND
P1NY, March q, ieS6 -On and after BATUR-
DAY, April iSt, the fAro on the ears OF this
Company win Be SIX cENrA ~ provided for
BIZ act OF COngrtn1.
TICKETS, seyenteen Tor one dollar, can Dc
New York Avenue and Fifteenth street
bridge StrOet, Geofgstowni Garrison street,
noaF the NAVy-YArd gate.
mhso-ol GEO. q GIDEON, President.
fIntslhgsaosT and Chronide.l
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uAMMACK's RESTAURANT

Tne Proprietor OF this well-known SALOON
and EATING HOUSE announces 10 citizens
and public generally that he 10 prepared 10
furnish Meals at all hours.
Persons will be sure TO Ind Al this establish
ment ali the luxuTies OF the season, served UP
In the moat superb and elegant style.
The purest and beat OF Liquors and every
tanned AZ the bar, mh1i.im
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DRoPosALs FOR POTATOES.

OFFICE DEP0T or CoMMIssAhT OF !
sUBSIsTENcE, No. 32l Q sTREET,
WAsHIN0ToH, d. C., March 20, 1855:
sealed Proposals, In duplicAte, will DO
received at this once unHl THURSDAY,
April ., 1895, at 10 O'Clock, m, for furnishing
the Substance Department with
TWO THOUSAND. BUSHELS
Of good, understandable Potatoes. The PotA.
toes must be sound, OF . good quality, and
will be received In bulk, By WeiGht, ~ "
pounds per bushel. They will be weighed and
inspected before being aeospted.
Potatoes TO be delivered within ten DAY
after the award 10 made, At the Government
Bakery, or 81 such other point In this ely ~
the contracting ofiioer may designAts.
The Potatoes will be paid for when %
ivered, in such funds - may be furnished BY
the GcVe.nment for disbursement.
No bids will be considered n made By auy
party who has heretofore failed TO tnlnl hii
contract with the Government,
Proposals must be addressed 70 the under
mhsI 81 ST. BRIDGES, Capt, c. 8. V.
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HAIlTAoK's Observation-Disclosures Il
b. HSmmH, sA H., sbs.s .oI,as..., ~
knoWa how ITO keep hotel,i ami guostn are
Always sure 20 nnd there the best o. food and
ginks served with pfomptnens and In tia
INJURIES Il the ssa %Sa Ss ana .ss. e." ~ 'n
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R 2 W h.NALL : co..
ik s:E. I, Az a 81 ,yAEs..I. ZEAL

EsrATE IN THE SEVENTH WAR0
ny virtue Of adeeroa Of the supreme Court
81 the District Of Columbia, IN Equity riifing,
bearing date December lath, 1884, and paRssd
IN cause N which william n. Rllty u AZ n
behalf o. the "Mount Vernon Building Assos
clarke 81 A., aIe psfendsnis, mo. isi Equiiy.l
shall olfdf fjr aAie a. fibllo Auction, m
front Of the premises, on TURsDAY, TIE AN
day OF April, A, d. ieab, ~ oisiosk, D. N the
followiog heal Estats. Was All ,ksf part 81
Lot numbered nire 90 IA sqnara nnInbersd
three hundred and nfty three lissl 81 The plaa
OF The City Of Washington, bseinnlng iQf The
northeast corner Of said square, A. the Inter.
Tenth street ninety Ieo) feet, thence wost dry
Jour lbll feet ten and one half llol(1 inahss,
line with aAid I'd alreatn dlIy.four (ffl fsae
ten and enc halt w inches 10 the placo Of
beGinAlng, with the improvements th6ruon.
Ihis property q situated on the corner % .
street south aud Tenth sheet woal, and ollsrs
great lndossneH,s % purchases. -, :. =.
and twelve moaihS, the purchaser giVlng his
notes Tor the deferred payments aAtIalaotorilY
uAle. = -
little deed 70 be retained untii all Of the
purehAae money 10 paid.
All eonveyAnslnE and revenue stAmpa n the
ooet Of the purchaser. # 80
u The terms Of sale arc nnt osnpiied with
Trustee reserves the right 70 rsssli the said
property at the risk sndo lst 0 the dsfaulting
purchaser, BY giyipg three days, notice 10 zone
newspapsr printed In the city Of washineten.
mhsTaawhds W. l. WALL h'c0., lnsis.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

THOSE VINO sUTRnR from nervous irrita-
uons, itohinG uneasiness, and the discomfort
that follow nom an enfeebled and diaordered
state OF the system, should take AvEA'a Sac.
lsAPARILLA, add cleanse the blood. Purge out
the lurking diatemper that undeFminea the
health, and the constitutional vlgor will 70.
turn.
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PIANOS,
& SON s
u GRAND PIANOS,

u GRAND PIANOS,
We beg 10 show 10 the public the following
list OF persons who have now IN use CHICK.
ERING = SONS GRAND PIANOS, purohA Asd
nom their agents in this city;
Hon. JAmes BuehAhan, for Miss Harriet
Lane.
A. r. Keiohoifer, Etq,
Hon. Richard WallAeh, Mayor,
W. q. Palmer, Professor Of Music.
George Poe, Eaq, OF Georgetown,
Academy OF valuation, Georgetown,
Hon. Judge Merriek,
James q. MeGaire, ESQ,
I. n. Cars, ESQ.
General Iessup, u. q. A.,
Mr.. LawIanoe, Attorney 81 Law,
MTa. BogGs, Georgetown,
Thomas Donoho, Esq,
DR.. Joseph Marin.
The above are all GRAND PIANOS OF
CHiCKERING d SONS MAKE.
have sold Piaaos 70 all prominsnt Mu'
d, i,ns OF our city, Colleges, Academies, 30
csii or send aad got q circular with the
names and resldene 0 Of those who hsve
bought Pianos from usI also theeertineAtes oil
all prominent musioal people.
Always on hand . eomplSte stock Of CHICK
FIRING h SONS FAMED PIANOS, aud 8. ID.
b H w. sMITHS AMERICAN ORGANS.
JOHN y. ELLIs.
mSoSt BOZ Pa. ave, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
gxtisHst 9spabIitsH

re Aavsrstssfs ana nustnsu. nlsn.
We invits the aftsntion o. advertisers and
business mon 70 ths columns Of the DAILY
NATIONAL REFuDLIcAn, ~ An Advertising
medium. II has large eirsulation In the
cities Of wsshington and Georgetown and the
surrounding country, and IL constantly IN.
sreasing. We feel confident that they win
hnd u not only valuable, but reliable medium
OF communicating with the public.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

Six GENTS FARE, ---On and after to-mor-
row.. April list, the fare on the ears OF the
Washington and Georgetown RAILROAD Com.
the company viii put on more ears 10 order
hat persons going over the road may have
'eata after paying the ak eentn.