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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-05-29
MEXICO THE MOSCOW OF NAPo-
LEON III

lie termination Of our great war promises to
bring about events that will recall to mind very
forcoly that grand hlunder in the career of the
first Napoleon, the campaign to Moscow. Re-
cent reports represent that the French govefs-
mensls making preparations to send Is Mexico,
as tue necessity may arise, a body of eighty
thousand troops. It will want them all, and
nere5 for what the disease. of the country do not
kin will hardly escape the Mexicans, reinforced,
as they will be, by emigrants. Migration to-
wares Mexico already assumes proportions that
have not been equaled by any similar move
mem Of the people since the great exodus to
California in 1859; but the present is nigra-
ti6n that. is likely to be Of another character
from mat.
AZ the time the last battles were fought the
United States had IN service about seven hun
d-ed thousand soldiers The rebels at the same
time had, everywhere, Que hundred and fifty
thougand men; and there were in the Southern
States, en- the computation OF Davis, three hun
dred thousand men thar had formerly been in
the rebel army but had deserted it-aevetl hun
dEed tnd fifty thousand men In all. There will
be frvined In the United States service. about
one hundred and fifty thousand men, and thus
there will be suddenly put out of employment
and thfoWn upon society about one million men
trained to war 10 these men there is suddenly
opened a channel Of employment--a field for
new adventure and for the pursuit of the career
that they have Decoaae attached to. and the pro-
mise of a wonderfully rich reward for service
Hundreds Of thousands will avail themselves Of
this opportunity. The Southern sodiers will
take it up even nore eagerly than the Northern
ones,eas the romantic love Of adventure is A,rong
er ir them} and as also it will be more difficult
Cor taem to fnd peaceful employment The
Me4oan army of,iberty will be abundantly Off
cs-si by s1at large number of Southern men
Tho have nothing left but their swords" Six
@1asS-aasani snoh oldiers AZ inaghts the ba tie
Of Gettysburg on either side will not only anai-
hiiate any eighty thousand Frenchmen ever
seen, but they will beat ont of Mexico every
man shat France can put in it. -.
We will declare neutrality" between the two
sides. MEXICAN loans will be negotiated'in
New YosA just as Confederate loans we're in
london and Paris; and if the republicans Of
Alezioo wish to eli the seas with privateers
against French commerce they can buy ships in
our cities. And then, with French commerce.
driven from the seas, with the French troops,
army after army, beaten out of Mckee, what
Will be the position of Louis Napoleon at home
in Europe? It will be just the position of the
first Napoleon after the Russian cam igh--N
7. Heral0
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-05-29
ANDREW JOHNSON.

A GRAND CONGRESS OF NATIoNs.-Europe,
alarmed at the strength Of the reunited States,
would be only too glad to accept Presidents
Johnsdn's invitation to an international con-
gress. 3 The Mexican question, the Canada
question, the Italian question, the Polish ques-
tlon, the Pope of Rome question, and all the
questions which vex both continents could be
settled ia that congress without any trouble.
Let President johnson make the proposition.
" T. Herald.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-05-29

REcoNsTRUcTIoN.-Ther will be no difheul-
ty about reconstfucting the UBion. The South
ern people are all anxious to come back. South
ern merchants are already arriving here to pay
off their old debts. Throw open the South to
trade, and commerce will do the rest.-N. 7.
Herald.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-05-29

A friend of ours has invented capital way
to prevent the smell of cooking in a house. It
is to have nothing for breakfast and warm il
owe. for dinner and supper.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-05-29

truth STRANGER THAN FIcTIoK.-Tbe
Doyiestown Pa, Democrat prints the annexed
HISTORIC story, and Vcaches for its truth:
Atfsw years ago, there was living in north
ern county in Pennsylvania a poor family. The
nioEnerswas fond OF reading. Oae day ped
dier came along With books to sell, which she
wanted, but was unable to 5uy, for SIM had no
money. He asked her if she had nothing to
give in exchange ior them, aed shts said moth
ing but her children He said he would take
one Of them, and bargain was then struck for
a ine looking boy, The pedder dressed him
ID Nicely and took MIN off Years rolled round,
and the child was not heard from IIe had be-
come almost IS one dead. Withia few nights,
a gentleman living at the county seat In the
same county, one night dreamed dream He
dreamed that somebody had died aud left le-
gaey Of six or seven Thousand dollars to the
brother of the little boy given away fer books,
and who was now doing business in the same
town. In the ulorniog he TOLD the brother OF
his dream, who laughed, and said he knew no
one would Leave him that sum Of money. A
few days afterwards, the brother received notice
by mail that he had been left legacy of seven
thousand dollars, and it was BY the little boy
who had been taken away by the peddler. He
had settled in the West, and had died or been
killed in the army, after making will in favor
of his brother.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-05-29

! The Bank of the Commonwealth, we@under-
stand, is about to resume business. The effects
.pt the Bank remaining are being removed to the
new place Of deposit Whig.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-05-29

TAKING THE OATH..We learn the rebel
prisoners at Fort Delaware are taking. the oath
of allegiance verysapidy Within the last few
days 993 out oe 1000 took the CATH Under
the order of the WaS Department, we presume
they will be released, On such terms as the Pre-
sident may deem consistent With the public
safety Wilm, Bet.) Journal.
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r. II z
WESVRnHg~ DREKDnnAE
6PubIished every Tuesday,0
I. BY
WILLIAM j. YATES,
rn1Top ANN pROpRIETOR
~OTzzE1gy 81 PER ANNUM, in advance
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

xgg~ Transient advertisements must be paid for
IN 4dvance. Obituary notices charged adyertis-
ing rates. .
Advertisements not marked on the manuscript
fr specific time, viii be inserted until forbid, and
cha II ged accordingly.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-05-29

The following account Of the capture of Booth
the murderer of President Lincoln, given BY
serot. Corbett before the court martial at Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-21
Alexandra Affairs

rom the Alexandra Journal
Gen. Slough has removed his Headq uarters,
to fine, large building situated at the corner
of w off and ST. Asaph streets, and until recently
occupied as a hospital
The following named deserters and refugees
came ihto our picket line, on the Telegraph
road, this morning, and were brought into the
Provost Marshal Generals office: Paul Hoyer,
l9th Virginia infantry; Miss Harriet Hickey,
Fairfdx county; Mrs Julia Stevens, Prince
William county; Miss Virginia Huett and Mrs.
Susan Philips and five children, of Fauquler
county.
The third quarterly session of the Fairfax
County Court convened at West End this
morning. This session will doubtless continue
four or five days.
The Gazette says:
The market, this morning, was tolerably
we'll supplied with country produce. Good
beef, mutton and veal at 25 cts. per ID. In
some instances more was asked for beef, but
80 cts. could not be sustained. Vegetables are
beginning to be more abundant, and to decline
somewhat in price. Lettuce Sal0 cts per head,
kale 20 cts. per half peck; parsnips Is cts. per
quartar peck turnips ~ cts. per halt peck; cab.
bage from 10 to 80 cts. per head. Eggs 35a40
cts per DOZEN butter As to 55 cite. per h. in some
rare instances 90 cts. asked but that price could
not be sustained. Fresh Fish scarce and high.
There have been, however, but few caught
within the last day or two.
Rev. r. GLENN, the newly appointed Preach
er of the M. E. Church, in this place, COM
menced his ministerial duties Yesterday.
Mr. Robert w. Wheat, lately sent from this
place beyond the Federal lines, has been, by
order of the War Department, allowed to re-
turn, and has arrived here.
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DY w. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-

TATE IN THE SEVENTH WARD.
By virtue of decree of the upreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, in Equity sittipg bear
ing date December 18th, 1864, and passed in
cause in which William R. Riley ct. al in behalf Of
the Mount Vernon Building Association" are
Compl ain ants. and Edward M. Clarke ct. al, are
Defendants, mo. l9l Rquity.) l shall offer for
onTUEsD2AY; the ath day Of April, A p; 1855 At
All that part of Lot numbered nine (9l
three (3a3l of the plan of the City of Washing
ton, beginning for the northeast corner of said
square, at the intersection of d street south and
10th street west; thence running south on q line
with said 10th street ninety 500 Feet thence west
ffty-fourN64) feet ten and one half (lClaD inches
thence north ninety 800 feet thence east on line
with said I'D streetn fty-four (6 feet ten aud ONE
half (lO1a, inches to the place of beginning with
the improvements thereon.
This property is situated on the corner OF D
street south and 10th street wett and offers great
Inducements to purchasers.
Terms-One third cash. the residue in six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for
the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed and
bearing interest from the day of sale.
money is paid.
An conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
1.-The terms of sale are not complied with within
FIVE days from the day OF sale, the Trustee
the right to resell the said property az .hS Use
and cost OF the defsulting purchaser. y;ngtad
three days notice in some newspaper AZ
the city of Warrington. IJoyp Tystae
rnh1oeowsw&ds W. L. WALL d CO., Aucts.
Re publican.J
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FOR. RENT AND SALE.
Il o B b ALE

n d
FINE BRICK HOUSE on 9Th street. ha, u AMI
3 street. Gas. water, DO. 10 rooms.
TWO BRICK HOUSES on n Y ave ahovs 18th
street. For sale cheap.
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT in Georgetown.
Cheap.
HOUSE WITH IL ACRES of ground. on Lee's
Hill, in Georgetown. at $3.50, emily Sl.pO down,
balance on long time.
BUSINESS PROPERTY On 9th street for sale.
FIN1 BRICK HOUSE on NJ street, II rooms.
FRANZ HOUSE, (Island) ct 81 800.
SPLEHDID RARM Of 700 acres, ON Potemse
Mlver, near Alexandria, in Maryland, good i'm.
=. THRthFARMs in the DISTRICT. unimproved.
e' on,S So.Vo per acre, 60 acres each.
Ahd many other FARMS, HOUSES and LOTS.
rh,s &. N. HALL & CO.
mn 70 Real Estate Brokers.
tVHKn SALE-A RESTAURANT and B0ARDING
- = dOos6; witn1n one square Of Peun'a Az and
I'm street. rooms; ten years lease: rent only s25
spe edd 1ssas for 3 stGsS IF
Brokers, Ger. Penn'a Az. And sstb A.
~ City acre FARM, four miles f,o ,ot WI ST.
lngton. fair improvements, for $a,5O m I'M
E'OR BALE AT A BARGAIN-A ane CORNER
PROPERTY, in q fine locality, four storv
Brick, with 20 rooms, all modern improvementa
gas. water baths &C., large lot Is feet front and
lSo feet Deep and Is now renting at S,s per year.
Building in best order.
%, ;. M. HALL & CO; Rss! i Estate Brokers.
ELEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS
II for rent, at O. QAUTIlRH. 259 nnsylvania
venue. do Tiff
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
GUARDIANS SALE


By virtue of decree of the Orphans Court.
passed the 2st day of February, 1855, and which
was duly ratified by the Supreme Court of the Dis
frlct OF Columbis. on the eth day Of March inst,
2lst instant, at =, O'Clock p. m, in front of the
pre- misses part of Lot No. 2 in Square 1884, with the
improvements, situated on north street, between
Sd and 4th streets east Capitol Hill. belonging to
the estate of the late Matthew Callen, deceased.
Terms cash.
An conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
DAVID A. BURR. Attorney
m 2O.2t GREEN 4 WTLJJAMS Iucts
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DIED,

ou the s0th inst, HARRY CLARE. Youngest
child OF Marshall and Z. H. Embrey, aged Ii
months and IL days .
The friends Of the family are requested to at
tend the funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon at
o clock fro m the resid enee of the parents, 0O2
street. between 7th and 5th SITS. IL
On the 2ist inst. of diptheria, CARRIE aged
5yesrs and months, daughter OF Geo. M. anu
Caroline Grub. . ,
The friends of the familysare invited to attend
Der funeral at her fathers residence, NO. S5s
street.
baltimore Sun please eopyl
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HAS NATURE autidote for acquired diseases
All who suffer believe they ought to and can be
cured The PLANTATION BITTERs, prepared by
Dr. Drake, OF New York. have no doubt benefited
and cured mere persons of Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness, Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Sinking
Weakness General Debility, and Mental Despen-
dency, than any other article in existence. They
are composed of the purest roots and herbs, care
fully prepar I'D, to be taken as tonic and gentle
stimulant. They are adapted to any age con-
dition of life, and are extensively popular with
mothers and persons Of sedentsry habits.
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RY TH0S. BOWLING. Auctr; Geor getown.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE HEIGHTS
OF GEORGETOWN At AUCTTON

OF GEUKGETUWN At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. March 2lst, at 4
O'Clock on the premises, I will sell Lot No as
In Beatty l. Hawkins addition to Georgetown.
This property fronts 222 feet Fayette street IS
feet On High street. with depth of 25O feet, six
attention, would yield an excellent revenue The
attention Of SPECTATORS aud ethers is invited as
this offers rare opportunity for investment
Immediately after the above, will sell small
Brick House and Lot. mo. 5O) 4th street, in the
to the estate of the late Heury Trunnel, and viii
be sold as the portion of Mrs. L. Clements
Terms Half cash, balance in and IL m nths
secured by deed of trust on the property. Con-
veyancing and stamps at the cost of the aser
mar I'D THOS, BOWLING, Auct
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$40. 900 WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES, La
DIES, FINE CATERS, CHILDREN s SHOES
ALL SIZES, HATS. CAPS. GENTLEMEN'S
FLRNISHING GOODS AT AUCTION.
THIS EVENING, at o'clock. at No. 121 Al
street. Island. between and d, the entire stock
of a gentleman declining business. The sale will
be continued every night except Friday until all is
disposed of. Those in want of good Shoes and
great bargains are invited to attend, as ali will
be sold without reserve. Terms cash.
P. 8. Sale ON Monday, at 10 a. m, expressly for
the ladies'.
IN lost c. R. l.. CROWN & CO., Aucts.
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MN SKINS wANTED!- The 81 bseribers will
nv the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS,
At thsiTa So ossstovn, b. Q. - Ao' 1isA
street; s Saor s'e '.'1e kAMsBURa q xBIRr,
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MARRIED.,

At the 18th street Baptist Church on the 2oth o.
Ma-cb 1853 by the Rev Dr. GiIlett. Mr. BENyA.
MIN CHAMBERS, Jr., TO Miss RACHEL TYLER.
dauebter of the late Dr. Albert Tyler, all Of this
city No cards. l0gdensbaIg and Toledo pape RS
please Copy.l
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RY VIM L. WALL & CO., Auctionesrs.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE OF A
VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY, SEIZED UNDER

XALGABtE Law LIBRARY, SEIZED UNDER
In virtns of a warrant of tale issued from the
s Of Sd 5hs un ps
iosue. at tie Auction Store Of VIM, L; Wall 4 %.
hs Sss o sGa
%fespg at s bS w s1s vs6e
ing to aeorse Sea- late one Of the
tees of the Court of Claims, seized libelled and
@ the aad
States. WARD by LAMON,
s.--Catalogues may be Obtained at tn. q; s.
L. Wall Co... Cor p;tevieas to the day Of sale, "
mar H-td IChron.l w. b. u.
IT s.MARsHALl ssALE.In virtue Of two wits
of the Supreme Court Of the District Of 0olumbis.
and to me VIZ to p1S SAY: al s I
county, on FRiDAY. the 7th day Of April next.
S s eng % To- o No
20. in Dayidson,s subdiyision Of Square No. 2ss,
e
with all and singular the improvements thereon,
.as sns Ct
262 and ,O92, ONE in favor of u s. Johnson, Of
Columbus Alexander, and the other In favor of
ooiumous AieAanu'i WARD H LAMMoN,
mar l5-dtd G. 3. Marshal Dist. Col.
Y. of ieri faci.s. issued from the Clerks Off 90
Of the Supreme Court Of the United states for the
House door; in said District. on MONDAY, the
O'CLOCK m. the Following PROPERTY to wit Vi viz:
lots Nos and in s1Sdvs'9 Of sags.s
with All and singular the Improvements thereon.
PURCELL and viii Be- sold to satisfy iudicsI No. 49,
Supreme Court in favor OF Ss%ss Wii,isn% M.
m4td q. g. Marshal DIST Col:
IT g. MARSHAL's SALK.-In virtue of writ
- of feri facias issued from the CLERKS 0hce OF
District of Columbia, and to me directed, VIII
to public sale 9f sssh oa Fl ~
the nth day Of March instant. 1906 commencing at
IL O'Clock m all defendants right. title, claim
and interest in and to the following property 70
Lots Nos. and S. in Square s No. 26s.
Lot h4 70 I ~; X No 5. in Square No. $50,
tesether with all and singular the improvements
tie Ct i.sssa
and viii be sold to satisfy iudicials No. 20, sa
ssssf Of tfHs,a X2sS
A UoTIoN SALE OF ooNDEMNED HORSES.
ouartrnpas.r Gen~ars Ossee, Frs, Division.t
Washinston CRY, March IA. 1855. (
VIII be sold, at public auction, to the highest
bidder at f THURs5x Nj March Hn a. 1856
ONE u UNDRID MARES WITH FoAL.
many OF them we'll bred and in good condition.
THURSDAY. March 80. lsss,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
the Ssse
Fer road and farming purposes. many sood bar
gain: may be had: Sale to commence at 10 a.
ma AM sn mails wiz fGld Is sln Ella
Stables. corner Of PremoSt sna nnmsey s'ress.
Terms cash. in United st gAMS ssr H nSKIN.
Breyet Brisadier aenerain charge First Division
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On AND AFTER April lst the Office of Glenwood
Cemetery will be removed to room No. II Federal
Block, mar H-tapl"
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s. SEED POTATOES.

SEED PoTATTeEsl Dor.ror.,
A1arly D,ksmsn 5" f0'A'0
"PIiI e AlSe5ts" n....,
Maine Large White Mercer
Peach Blew $Thiss spEssr nt,.,,,
SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOR SEED
Just received and ''f s1sg.,R .2,
mhls-eo3t Washington. D. c.
HE copARrNERsHIP HERETOFORE CAR
ried OH and conducted under the firm and style of
WITHERs & RYNEX,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
The said S. r. RYEEx assumes all the debts of the
late firm. and either party hereto is authorized to
collect the outstanding debts due raid firm.
The business hereafter will be conducted by
ST. RYNEX.
at the old stand on 7th street, Island No. 399.-
THOS. T. WITHERS,
8. +. RYNEX.
Attest A. JOHNSON.
washin gton, D. c., March Is, 1865. m 10 cost
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.
PROM NEW YORK AUCTION OF LAST WEEK.
In conseq uence of the fall in gold, have bon ght
great Bargains at nearly old fashioned prices.
1 have Black and Colored SILKS at ell prices,
rom 81 %, 81 50 and upwards.
"a BLEACHED CoTToNs, 20 cts.
10 % cts.
Al :: 80 and S. cts.
Androsceggin and other best makes, 40 cts.
81 Pillow Case, 40 cts. 10 Sheeting, 81.
Calicoes, 20, Is; the best Merrimac, 30 cts.
A large stock of Linen Goods. Towels, Diaper,
Table Damask, fine Shifting Linen.
1O4li4 and ia Linen Sheetins. Linen Nap
kins 121l cts and upwards. Coats' spools. 10 cts.
Fine French COrsets, Sis.
Afro, fine stock Of Cloaks, Circulars. Sacks.
Best Water proof Circulars only $40.
will sell at the above prices for few days
only.
The prices are net, without deviation or dis.
count except goods by the piece or dozen.
At g. M. MEYENBERG's,
as Market Space, bet. 7th and Sth sts.,
m1s-3t under the Avenue House.
TNOIoSF FIFTY GENTS, and receive by retur q
L nail tn prsttiest, richest and best thing out
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
m 10-Im* P.O. Box $50, Baltmore, Md. =
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

A BARE CHANCE.-A good BUS ,NEsS sTAND
n for sale. located on 102 High street. near the
corner of Gay. doing good husi ness, sat sfactory
reasons given for selling out: Come cary and Sc
cure q arsain, rent moderate nh 81 3tf
nROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR THE Ora,
L ding and repavins Of West Market Space, and
for the partial grading and rep,iripg Of East
Bids viii be received until 18th Inst. and must
cover all cost Fl labor and materials. AdSIes
"GeorsstoWn. b. O.. March II 1855. m 2olw
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ATTENTION is CALLED to the advertisement
of the sale OF lot No. 1872 in Beatty's tS Hawkins
addition to Georgetown, to take place on the
10th proXimo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-21

LOOKOUT for the great circus and menagerie
to open on 9th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-21

Block. mar tapl'
MR &. Hunt. formerly with 3. NJ. Meyenberg,
now having charge of the Cloak Department. at
the METROPOLITAN Dry Goods Store of Mesrs
what he richly deserves, the CONGRATULATIONS of
his friends his increased facilities to supply the
wants of his numerous customers. IN B-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-21

CHICKRRING i Ms GRAND PIANos-Our
friend Mr.. John F. Ellis has now In store TIVE
full grand Chickering Il Sons pianos. One of
formed upon by the great pianist, Mr.. Welhi,
at his debut concert at Academy OF Music, New
Y ork, and subsequently at Seaton Hall, in this
city. We consider it musical treat to have
such pianos in our midst. We call attention TO
Mr.. Ellis advertisement in this days paper.
BUTToNs.-Some hing new and beautiful in
sleeve buttons for only one dollar at the Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue,
near tx street.
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LUBIN'S
FRANGIPANN1


FRANGIPANN1
TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
IL used throughout Europe, and considered
AEECEssITY IN THE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
is now for the hrst time introduced
TO THE
LADIES OF AMERICA.
FRANGIPAsSf POWDER
IA unrivalled for removing CHAPS, Chdfes btofehss
PinpleS and other impurities of the skin, render
ing it soft, clear, smooth and bedldUkI.
FRAEGIPASSi POWDER
is sed to remove TAN and FRECKLES, giving fresh
sss to the complexion and healthy hue to the skin
with youthful Softness.
FRISGIPAyNI POWDER
s 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 perspirstion. After the glove is
withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, soTT, and
WHITE with delicate freshness and perfume.
PRANGIPAssI POWDER
is ured to remove all roHEhHeSS and TedneSs OF the
HANDS, Arms and FACE. II seftens CeRss, and
all other cutaneous eIcresences.
Price Is Cents and 50 Cents, according to size Of
Package.
For sale by
WILCOX L. Co, Principal Agents,
Isl Water rect New York,
and Principal Druggists and Perfumers.
dec - SIN
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
RYJ. o. CURE d co.. Auctioneers.
TRusTEE,s sALE EXcEILENT RIrTrnJN,

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON; March alst,
half past O'Clock: on the premises, we shall
"a FINE BUILDING LOTS,
at the corner of l4th and Streets eleven of them
fronting 20 feet on Hth street. and ruuninR back
100 feet inches to wide public alley; the rem.in
de- front on street. near l4th.
Terms: One third cash; the renal nder in six and
twelve months. with interest, secured by a deed
OF trust on the premises. payment of $25 on
each lot required At the time of sale.
Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur.
chaser. THOS J. FISHER, Trustee
ml5d J. G. Meg UIRE & 90, Aucts