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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25
sarfAee Manning.

Mach has been wriuea IN praise OF sur
face manuring within The last - wears.
oaevery ne. topic mea re aps 20 ano-
their minds 20 run 20 extreunes We have
no doubt that surface mznarin- nav De-
practiced with bcneft wiihsn CERTAIN limits
On lc~. -. sd 49,. -. - : r-r,
thin. ne should advise this node Of prsc-
tice. We have seen tie heaviest errors 81
grass frou this method. Of sny 80 ever VT
messed. Tue ireshets thar osrraoE OR IN
tersaies sin oftea leave sediment from
~h'eh the largest rrops 81 hay are r~l zesi.
On the other hand. 90 believe that a largr
per cent. % the rlHnurc = lost by iop dress
inson dry lad. AID esP-sisily win loan
manure. We saw curious illustration Of
this few year, since. 4 nei-bbor kept q
horse snd cos. and not bcinc IN a situA,ior
20 make usc I'd th~ manure in cultivation
b ord~rcd q hsuietl oei asd sp-,sd - a.
Old cscha~L tt eonsc,i ssncc ~as fLaf
the ground hccanv completely bound out
Instead % a large crop - grass a. "a an
ticipaied. n aciasiiy diuini-hrd Siocc
then Be has pioughed in rs manure. AM
has received hvaVy CROPS.
We rccolloci % top Arssinc piece o.
sandy loan Niih muck directly from tbs
Swaps. The Consequence ~-s that lev
stalks Of hcrdsgrass srcw sery tall. bsi
there VS. no thickeuing OF RE grasses o,l
the surface Of The groucd Il nav 5c re-
garded a. a fiNrd ruie. that plants ~ rarii
growth. Ike those Of Cur culitateI crop..
require the manure O. b. Incorporates VITA
The soii to insure iheir qaick dsv,lopncrt
Trees grow rapidly ~hrrc there is corct-
ing Of vegvtshic mould upon the surfarr ~
the earth A covering OF partially l~c1rcl
leases prevents the evaporation Of noistlrr
from going On 50 rapid'y. uh.,e their .i1~
bat snisorm decay fsrnislcs food kr tbe
trees Henre ibe alyaniases Of ru-icti-.
trees.
We know o. no better condition la uLieh
70 secure good crop. tlaa by thoroasig
Incorporating an Abundance I'd mst.-r u.th
the soil MeIeis uiouiHs in ,lc rnauurr Be-
not al~ays abe bcst rcsuomv. Wc have
seen horse manure ploas..s3 aalc- green
sward early b. tae al. ~ilg1c g treaule
dry ard iaeTt subsiaace % no sort OF val
TO future crop.
Ashes ar plaster nav oiten be found
beneficial as a top dressing. tut n ihesc
cases ne sho.sld prefer o. u.e ts-la % .,h tte
gram crop and harro~ them ia We tLink
thai when HlcaloH. are vel draiard. and %
easy Aoccss. TOP dr-s.iag Vii lc p-aeurrI
tnore than heretofore in fhis S,atr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

Corn Likes oh and smelly roited manure.
but We know Of nany succcsss.l c-,iti,afor.
~ho are IN ;he habii Of using green manure
spread on Tie sod anl rlou,l unler. d
this . % BE- tac course T.lrsurd. iti.a GOOD
plan TO VAT ii't'e and D., the grass set
started. lhi. heips produce an active fer
rneutaiton, waich sccals % warm % the
sol and carry cat the crop sdun.rabiv.
Il Is a great deal q, trouble. 10 rnas. sc.
lions. 70 Keep OF &c crow. wcLave r-.r.
'iccd tarriHs thr seed u,tl succrss To
90 tlls 90 D. sal4.ielt 90 .la.h hot ua,e- so
On a ha.i 1ushri u cora ~ a ti-..- and I,t ID,
drain oil laiekly. Taisu,l heat fle si-.
lace suiheieniiy w.iLsat iniariu. abe germ.
inaiion Of tb~ kerucl Th,u f-our over A, q
liut Of bot ia-. sea- iar 10 tl.s mos. a..-.,f
snd 'i ~i.i quirki, csaf over t.iui, e,,rv
Aerrei. v-.eu 8. u.as tc ca-tsI uib s.--
slscSr4 iulr. or pia-irr ul,n e. d. rad, ID.
plant. 80 bird -..i t94eh rlr ....l 81. -.-...
pared
Ifsn occasi1nal L.ii d. f1aaL a.,.i-- IL
ans caasc. you clu piaai some early ,a-.,.
y iAai 80! nrariy eafrb Up val che rr.,.
or iranspiant FROM o,h-r bile. W- tLi-s
dropping lriie concentrated u,-no-. 4,
tie A'i a. F'aotirs ila.-. hrln. GIVE fl..
corn a vigorous .iari AMI 81 iarr-s... t..-
amount of The crop.
AZ 20 potsfoes. % rai.e hen sta --.-,
you want clean land. ans 10 make rs.-a..-
lions ~ thorOrgh cultivaf.on. f1 avoid o.,
mech hand boeirE. The -rouud sl.siI I.r
e'ean. snd free from weeds l. you take
Cd and. YOU may plough fl-rous say tl-.o
BEET apart. and drop fhe slices si-fse.-
ioct'es spart in fbc rov. then With h1-.-
plough cover ihe poiafoes. having ridge
over then. In to weeks. or jet before
re plants cone up. 20 over tbc I8t win a
harroE iengfh sise of tbc burrows harroui--
over the whole ssrfloe TLisui1be sfort
squal 70 one good hoe.ng 6y baad. ard +,
saves a great deal Of work az Ga, f.sr ..,-
son 81 ti.e ear.
A. 90 he seed. fyoo uarf 90 mst~ .v-s
asain'i ile roi. select onlv thoss ro,s,o..
hat are thoroughly ripc. ihc i1r.esrd .o..8
ones All 30 ~i.i nos bs 30 iisoiv a. f...
tsera BY disease. To s,te .p,s a. Al.
proper seed yoa sboud. VIZ. f.--..- -
iect ssy to Of The lar-.., a. .s...-. 1.
each bii' ior SD neEi year. aad n, ,he-
unier sand On To- cellar. Thee w.. -
~ year seed o.. foa knoE that RI .,.-v
bal iAors al b. a iev that ar s,;s..,r.
ripcr than the rest The snail o-.. =.
iu'nsture. Yea doat uaai 10 plant ,bsn
and yos en- @ake IL selection better a,
ne Time Of digging. We regard CO.. a.
inporanf. BOT u you d.tnt a. it la.s year.
tbe best say j. 30 make sure Of getting a.
sear 70 q O. you car n seicctiug seed sovr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

SoiniER~. fs-i 49,. 81 .sLl-.r.D ~. o..
- - rt rr.ar fa tear cS.h. l-ssI "a az -.
-f'r'' i' aarrFrs- fsr FouF hrnsGt. pes 81.
h"tNtf Lssr 80 Nrsrr as faIs-s
- srffacr af tharrt Isfs Ell 90 a. 49, ~.
tar-s u.oafhs. a. srr-- al lsrf
- -rftsrr Eel : aass.hs anl rst rN~-.f,a- q
faaeIrs. - .lHrs .f f.tna
H Ffta0F- eNrrf'..a- e. --aa.hs raf 90 exar.-f-
fu- ~ rrrHft- - a.ffs ri i-.ai s.I so
IL fol. fs|ra rrra . fasr d. e. a. 81 -. ...-
fsa tssrs - afres Ed 49,. aa.l -la1
- rrftarrs ssc.vr.a. ia. trsrs lsB arr.s e
l-sai sal 800
send IA y5ur Discharges a, once.
ef. i7 60 ai.-..r "a n.-rh rr... -r..rr- $50.
rFr, -''fer e. Hof krst.. f.r~. TT s-.is-za-.f
afi i'.-fas' 81 90 500 arF-.f..,. -.f b. rl,t~
'a s'i $4,000 FL fss o. s-..rsr-.
h"r-F.s g.srr ..f tr To- .hsr-rs s..l "a ....r
SEE h-rura ii e-raar-f.
80 i.aHrs rr.s.....H.-
- fasrgr rr.rss -r.rrs-.... arf .I. t.rs-r. ..f
f-latrf trt.rs.si.g sIs.ar.sI r,ro-r.It .s---s-..
tHF.t ID. 20. uEAstT
N We C-.,a ts--f. T.--,-. ~.
- Frrarcs &C. rs-i sa.r-.. saI .s..-,-.. ...,.
r--r-as -a.sr r.s.a.s b. 49, l.r..--rr.-.i
o. d. ~.aarr rrrh .al. o. .a. a.. AZ M-r.r.
a. y. a. F-rsru -
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Beconin- ihs " Rae

10 - an encouraging sien % see the way
m which the business q agriculture has
been spoken % from tbe high table Dur
ing the sasvsrn. D. Shropshire. to Be sur.
thc Sguircs fairly run for IL. when thr after
dinner debate take. really practical tern :
whilst eiseshcrc The landlords and NJ. 2. +.
have been the srs. 10 direct the discussion
300 a uorc rro6iable chsnnel
Thus speaks the Mart Lane CI.ondon.
E"s-.) ENprrs- % the rising profession In
Grvat BRIAN. Tsss j. a-ricutare bseoua-
ing faslsiouaaie the world over. IL = or
family gaming rapidly in populariiy n tbis
eountry. and &c no longer ridicuie tbs ma
nv tributes 90 the dignity % labor. tbe
h-aii hiu,acss. ani the every wav eievatinc
inaarnre oi farm life. ~ rntirelv meaning
hess. ~ira retaiied from he stump AM he
rosiruri- Farming in America +. becoming
hsh'onsbie. an4 ibe really prosper Gus and
Intelligent business men q our ia-.-e cities
tl.ai do not ran a iarrn are becoming sxccp-
uons- May oi th-rn iaii % make their ru-
"a investments pr0stabi-. and alter SINKING
MONEY a 49, wears abandon then bot them
arc rirrfy that 40 vel. ard their example
i noe iost uron TIE uaiinitiated.
The next scorr Of years viii see Inmcnse
SONS oi money invested In large farm OPT
siion. in the wrsf. We hsarJ a capitalist
predicf. this serv dav. that there ~ould BE-
on hundfcd beet scar csfabH.h-seuts &,
Illinois uiftin Ten vrs-- II 4. r,-r-.,.;-.-
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= r. STANLEY O. Wiafhrop. sri.cs % a..
Name warmer thtt b. Be-. a fbre-.s,--,t.
Jersey hrii,f. tro years o'I fh~ fih "a
Aprd Ehieh eii,ed OBJ, I1h 81 F.tr.,-r
Iirr mi.s vh' measarei Or four ss.ce..,,e
dig'. ard ~as fond % average t~ensr. MIN.
g1aris. Two quarts per day were 80 f,-
better. each q che -four i4r.. Tbe p-ol.-t
"a one ard one fourth lbs. erm. reu.-
butter. Tbs % r,ter The rate of one b.
TO o. pr day. or seven Do. f,ur,e-, o,
Per -eeE. ard fourteen and tuo-ffh.
1'art' e. the pond o. better
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- - Cauaff c. a ~ Courls Il
ostrt in 80 $50 ~ No.
NJ fhr aa.irfstrrei ~rL-rfr-ra m Bffhr'. -
w ia- ETA rnfr.on thst rtrruusrrrres O. 90
rFTi'rr p 49, sfFr.ss fhr Arcsrarr.a kIsrr ai
Arr's frrrr 81 rsfsri. r-s--efrrr ---r-t
49, four hrnnrs iH ti.rrar.sre g., ---rh sI the
1eaaif r.aif lsii.g rs-n ti-ihfl % f ta Nrsrs as
Nfs srrrss trs sf.rrsnal rtrfr al fhs Fl D.. its.-
49, VEN af thr sarr f.i.rr
e. O.. BRAN. S-Irr-~-
e. htuuAfl. af n.fhsL
Irfkrf - a ua..l
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bus do not neglect "a nsxt al. A0d pracs ics
'ihereAi'er. and yoa s~in "a * ap-etycsr
tam cure OF the potato TOT on yoar place.
LPiougbman-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

Nnfl'f uF IuEFrf O-fEF wt.r....
y Fri.an n Iasr...nrs af usaIi.'s Gr.rf. %.
.r .t .I lsI.... Hl 60 .fr.r. Hrf| e.
'.. ~ .F...er q. .. r-Il .nH r...f.. ~.E ur.
f- .rrarfs. reat "a rf1r 3. rsrs-tai fs .--
rerfr.r frarr ff .n.H ir.rr .r 49, &C. 80
frfrf saf Irine ..r ..r. Ua.r 81 ..f .--I.r.f
n.ar ID raf| Greet fsaf i. sa.f a.rrrsr. 49,
rsi-rsa0e a.as O. haf Co. n.rs asIl..... -.
scrsrfaaal fs fF-Hre ttr raFarrrf .i resrsr4 -...
RI htaf trsrrl''.a fa ssff .laffrslr. ed atrr...
49, ''..as ai sa.l aarrgsEr have 100 I.sls-
! r.iIll FL. t.rrrs.sr ore .sr.r .e....I.. Il. -
f-aIalf IN sach rasra a.s.r 81 .-...fr
trltL CUANuLIE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

AZ or sUPFRIOR QUALITIES. b. rseAsre.
su.lstA ST. ftr frsIr s.i ans.f usr.
iarorti-g 80 chrunir.s dsf~cf. So u-inr oai,
a. '--f ia.s sn s- cur orais arr raan.lflr-
iurrf saer ~ $780, srrerstsaoa et orr ssnrar
narasf. ~ - hai ti0rts srsr- prscfical ssr.-.
rirnrr OBJ thr la.stasss. 80 therrtrrr a.surr ths
rui.'ir IA carh lsucr that CsS sd wa
faru "A a.
Ret Goods ~ the Lowest Ptice~.
HssiaE rrrraii, enh-Srt eel erectr-i NEw
Mohh~. ceafa nrng an thr uuoirra truIs arc-
uaenis ais saais.ri o. lrrursh sussly a
Soap 81 49, Best Quaiftic~. st.pies - fhr
.-aaa-t. Export aad Domestic tsHsamP-
ton.
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Remedy for Trichi-a

The Agricultural Moniliy rvport psl-
hsl,s a 7encd! iaruishel by q corr,srsod.
crt-
kSery farmer kuows Lou subject bo-s
are O. Intestinal Ioruas ot as large c-ouih
= those in'-sti-- tLs la,aaa family. E.es
ia"-c larsc oucs eai lLcir uay through ihc
.H;rs' ...es. ana i.se GA t5e "a, ofibc aasa.ai.
We law. ia kl,ing hog. found tbern silk
ias Lag Inside aa1 hall oz,,ide ib~ cniraa.
li vas iaIs lis-asting isL, tAai Jed 81 70
rA'.sPaie '-eia ~ uaiAisg copperss via
Gee sai &c gasc or hogs
We have ~ aoali Of tie etkoacv q IL.
treatment a. q lesirosrr q the triehina.
I'D % to ;-.se benefits ii should be- proven
81 Del preventive 0i 49, oiolrra. ihs s.e
q. ccFT-ras should b. omitted bv 70 ore
'er'ain ~ r.. ihat we we're a bluLrsd-f9i4
compcnsairl f.r the snail cost AM trouble
% sssng ii % ne did. b. Tie desiracs.oa o.
'Ae large intestinal worms 90 commorl,
found iu oar bog,
il T. dola,icss true tbat ;-,-sti,,l 49,.
are rora-atei more readily when far.
s;0ek - raised "a large uumbers By "a.
same person. or iei on unusual food. H.-b
'on-i lions produce an enhsalii, state. and
'Ar7c rests uQan ihc farmer iLc g.tr o,
srraier care IN proportion o tLe number b
fA's~f- The unnafurai croulfn- Of a era,
n"noer Of hogs in she di.duerv a. Aur.-,
In-i-ua. 4rl ile sfiI .l1r with vt,,t a.,
utre tcI. frod..rr ell. d..
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-.-r = =sisr

$ssTf - =ss>F
RNfnnr. So ii...rl .I f.rrfr t..rl.rfsalrr.rr e
-Fsst.n f~tb.
SO th~ i..rer.irr rsfit.r-. saftsiariarr fsi-
ernre hsviur t~sa rreesssf tast th~ refflru-Fn
alr nrFfnnsr'e. sra fhaf In,sarR rrIa ne rarrlr-
n tlrf arsH So rs a. ss..srf. n Is nrtrrFa
ihaf 30 tealft tsl1-lfssa.,..rs irrf = f.e narr
So horrr af Nrtarf NiI ln rr.f t.-rsr nr fhr
@ist cas o. lane eat. rat co.. FL a. e.-k e.. r.,
ed iefnce pfrrrs-I in risu fhr r..sae urufissl
sati rstii1.a. iarr..fsf-f sfier s.I. rrN. hrar-
~ ai ~ l.anae- cot sifafssr- -i. l- Bal si
rerar crafraarri ri.rr ia fhr raln.ft. ari sa. A
eierf -r-tsur.- tskrs FL 80 rrrsstsrs fae snaa
u.ts-..Hrrrs sasN IL 80 pr.-.er.
~ u lrfhsr tNterrI. fh.f r.r.r~ rf fhr
tlur. rtaer co. rrrrl-se af fh~ l,.raau..ss...-s-
uzfr,eg sfr~sasl 10 s.trn tr 90 rrr.ans art r..r-
lsat..s talrre-fr.l. o. rs.s.a sIt~slri c.,srs al
$50 fritssa rrf ct fh.. affr f.,frsn ID y. -err.
ulen far ca sl a. To-r ri nethrl &c. .-.
r--'f. ap ir tafHr FrI.ac 49, fa $50 la-a a..i
r-''.-.ri pr. 81 srfks .ar0tsss.sr's in ~ patrrf
49,. ef~rfalar frtafrd ai fsrf. la sstf
Atrfff I'd. 'hlli. fer hl s. nf sai pas .-.f..ns ari
~arh ~ 90 'thrf araers. fe ts 49, TO- -rrte. arl
f--'~r. ~ fsst thfffF tss- t-t-r - $50 Eel
arr'.r. 'n f.r rn. Irat siI grr-,as sat s.rr..r-
iE.ar ...af fhra anf frrr~ urfrsr aaI .hrs rlr.se
= saf faft assr. .f ~ r.sstrr I'll sar frfittaa.
go st.-Isl a-s l-- .f..s-s-i.
Aue-r. l.l-AtA. Gk.L. ~. t-..
'frr c.rs .' -.s..i sists.a go .r -. - l...r
a. 90 49, il-Ath. taefk. go t-sa
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way are lazy-looking girls TIE most
aaofcdf Bccs1ss by arc de cvcs-ed.
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gmmcrs department.


- ~ sfts sat seseaos- nsf t-sai.g 90 htr. ard
clo-eis hnked is.g-iher. $50 az iaiiuaieis coa-
nectrd ~ita A. ura,turr --AoEIcoLa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-24
CRNTER MARKEr

CKHTKR MARKET To-DAY.-BeeE best cuts,
per ID, 25c.; next, 15a2oc Salt Beef l5aaOc Dried
Beef 3Oa35c. Veal, CSC. Mutton, chops, 25c.
Lamb, 25c.; Lard, 25c.; Pork, fresh, 25c: corn
ed, 25e.; Bacon, hams, uncut 25c; sliced, 35c.;
breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 2Oc. Butter, 45a50c;
Chickens, per pair, 75c.as1.75. Ducks, per
pair, S1.75. Eggs, per dozen, 35a40c Green Corn,
per can, soc. Apples, per peck, 75as1;
dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., SC. Turnips, peck,
40 cts. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 4Oc; Sweet,
sec. Peaches, dried, per quart, CSC; Beans, but
ter, 25c; white, 10al2c.; dried cherries, qt, 40c.
Radishes, per bunch, SC. Beets, per peck, soc.
onions SC, Carrots, soc. Fish-Rock, large, each,
81; small. bunch, Soc; Hallibut, pound, 25c.;
Sea Bias, 15c.; Blue Fish, 15c.; Lobster, 15c.;
Sturgeon, 15c.; Pike, h., 20c., Perch, soc.
Mackerei. BE. each. Rye, bushei, 90c as1 10.
Corn Meal, S1aS125. Shipstuff, 6OaS0c. Brown
stuff, soc. Shorts, 35c. Corn, shelled, Sill in
ear, bbl, S4aS5. Oats, bushel, Coo. Hay, per
cwt., SlaS1.30. Straw, SOC aS125 Glover Hay,
'5c.aSl25. Small Ducks, IS pr. Small Birds,
pernb, 50al5Oc. Wild Pigeons, pair, 37Xc. Gam
yas-back Ducks, per pr, 80. Widgeons, 81.
Wild Geese, 50 each. Prairie Hens, SIPS per
pair. Celery, pr bunch 10c. Krout, pr quart, l5c.
Geese, Sl.52as2.5O. Turkeys, S2as3.50. Venison,
fresh, per h., SOC. Partridges, per dozen, S4aS6.
cabbage, per head, 10a15 cts. Grapes, per quart,
lOa30c. per pound, 81. Cranberries, per
40. Squirrels, 12K. Walnuts, soc. PIX. HON.
my, OF, Zoe. Pumpkins, 15a75c. Wild Tur-
keys, S2.5OaSi Country Pork, Sl3 to S1i per
lCO lbs. Honey, per To-, 5Ca60c.
The supply Of Pork this morning was very
small
A small lot of country beef was sold this
morning for SIS per 100 lbs.
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RYC. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT ON NORTH STREET AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, February 18th,
at o clock, shall sell. the premises, part OF
Lots Nos / l9 and ~, and the whole OF Lot Ne Is,
in Square No. los.
Thts superior Lot, in point Of location and sur
roundings, is regarded as being one Of the most de-
sirable upon which to erect q inc residence in tn
city IL fronts sixty feet on III street near Lafa-
yetts Square, with an average depth Of ore hum
dred and four feet IL is Immediately Looming the
brick.
The west half of the Lot has already upop IL n
stone foundation. laid in cement, S6x5s
This valuable Lot Will be sold entire, divided.
street.
Terms: One half cash; balance on a credit OF
and II months, notes to bear interest," satsactori-
ly secured.
fe 2I-d CIV. BOTELER, Auct.
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CORNs. ErNIaNs Clnh and In erted Nails

CORNs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, ChilbIains,
Callosities, Vascular Excresc ences, &c, sue
cessfully treated without pain, by Dr. White
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. i24 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between N and 9th streets
References:-D w. Bliss, NJ. D.: +. O'Don-
noghue, NJ. d.; Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor
OF Georgetown; w. w. Corcoran; George w.
Riggs.
Office hours from A. m. to 5 ID. m. and to d.
m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge
for consultation.
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PYC. BoTELER, Auctioneer.

SALE OF A SUBSTANTIAL TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING ON STREET, BE-
TWEEN 18TH AND 18th, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. February 26 at 8
O'Clock, shall: sell, the premises, parts Of Lots
Nos. and q, in Square o. SD, together with the
improvements theI con- consisting of q substantial
two story Frame Dwelling, containing six rooms.
This desirable property fronts twenty i've feet
on q street betweeB 18th and 18th streets, and is
regarded as ore Of the most eligible Lots in the
city.
Terms: One-hslf cash; residue in six and twelve
months, notes to bear interest, satisfactorily Sc.
cured.
Conveysncing and stamps at purchasers cost
fe lid CHAS. W. BOTELER Aact
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INTERESTING MISSIONARY EXERCISES. -
There will be an interesting Sabbath school
missionary meeting at Waugh Chapel, corner
Third street east and street north. Capitol
HID, to- morrow Sunday evening Hon. w
Il. Dodge will preside, and Major General o.
D. Howard will deliver an address. See ad-
Nertisement.
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IN ORDER TO COMPLETE \ PRIVATE dancing
club IN this city, for the practice of the most
fashionable dances, a few more gentlemen will
Re admitted 10 membership by applying to
Professor WOlowski, 81 Penna. ave, between
= and 9th streets.
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THE REV. DR.. MORIARTY, of Philadelphia,
VIII lecture At Odd Fellows Hall, tomorrow
evening, for the Young Catholics Friend So
ciety on the ''Origin of Man" Lovers of Irish
eloqnence and humor will enjoy unusual
opportunity TO crafty their taste while they
assist IN deserving work of charity. See ad-
yertisement
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MARRIED.,

CARTER-DULANY. On the 18th of January
1866, w. L. CARTER, Of Prince William county,
Va, to Miss Lucy A. DULANY, of Alexandria
county, Va.
POLLEY-GRIMES. February 22d, by the Rev
father, JOHN +. POLICY to ELLA s. GRIMES
all of this city.
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MRS. PINKHAM, formerly Mrs. Bigelow pro-
phesled President Lincoln's reelection over a
year before he was reelected; also, that he
would be assassinated If he did not stop goiup
to the theater. See advertisement
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FOR SALE AND RENT

CENTRAL HALL,
~ Corner Pennsylvania av. and 18th street,
Over Nagle's Auction Rooms
For rent by the day, week, month, fer Con.
oerts Lectures, Balls, &c.
These Halls are very large and spacious.
For terms apply on the premises, Of
jan 81 II EAGLE & CO.
THE "EMPIRE HOUSE" AND "MUsH POTn
i FOB SALE:-The undersigned has bean au-
thorized to sell the above mentioned valuable
The ''EMPIRE HOUSEnis commodious three.
story Brick Building, erected in the year 1855 for
Hotel, situated on King-the principal business
street OF Alexandria-within two squares from the
new Depot Of the Orange and Alexandria and the
Alexandria and Washington Railroads. The House
Is admirably adapted for q Hotel, and has hereto
fore received liberal patronage from the travelling
public. Ii has been recently repaired and RENTED,
and is new in excellent order
The "MUSH POTn is q tract of land containing
thirty three acres, within the half of a mile from
the cooperate limits, remarkable for its extreme
fertility, and capable of being made q most pre-
ductive and valuable market and dairy farm. being
adjacent TO Alexandria and within few miles OF
the city of Washington.
The aforementioned valuable Property will be
sold low, on accommodating terms, or exchanged
fer real estate in the country.
For further information apply to
III. o. CLAUGHTON, Attorney-at.L Law.
lie IA eotf % Prince street, Alexandria, va
EoR RENT-A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad.
l. joining, and two Chambers en- the ID floor, all
comfortably furnished, suitable for Members OF
Congress or other gentlemen, at @9s 18th ST., pet
and noH
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OFT Y TIE M g.

observation-disclosures Stone Sets, Jet and
Steel Sets, Jet and Pearl Sets, Half Sets, But
tiers, Studs and Rings, Bracelets, Silver plated
Castor Stands, Spoons, Forks, Cups, and Cob
lets, AT Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ABS
Pa. av., third door from AZ st.
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RADICAL CURE FOR SMALLPoX-Tot the COM
munity At large the advertiser, being now fully
prepared, offers certain and speedy cure of
this most loatheSome of all diseases, and will
give his personal attention in all cases where
required. Numerous testimonials of his sue
cess are in his possession, and are accessible to
all inquirers. Call or address No. 322 4th st.,
between O and HI, washington. 2w
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For COUGHs and Throat Disorders, use
'.Brorrn's Bronchial TrocheS,'' having prorcd
their Ell cheney by test of many years.
Il nave never changed my mind respecting
them from the first, excepting to think Vet bet
Ter CT that which L began thinking we'll Off
60 REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER
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IHEGEAND LEvEE of Ridgely Encampment,
j. o. o. f, will be held at Odd Fellows Hall,
Ih street, on Monday evening, March 5th. See
advertisement
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

ID i. o. o. T. LEVEE.
II IDGELY ENOAM MENT, No. S.
MONDAY EVENING, March s, 1856.
The Committee Of the above Encampment would
respectfully give netice that their LEVEE "A
will take place at ODD FELLOWS, HALL, ~
Seventh street, on MONDAY EVENING, IN
March 5th, for which every arrangement -
has been made.
fe "a -eo4t THE COMMITTEE.
DEMEMBER THE GRAND COMPLI- "A
IL MENTARY BALL II
given to -
Prof III. J. RUSSELL, Teacher OF Dancing, ~
by his pupils at odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street ON
wEDN ESDAY. FEBRUARY -, 1866
Tickets So, including refreshments for ladies.
fe 2S2t
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IT HAVING been stated that Senator Wiley,
OF West Virginia, delivered an address at the
mass meeting at Growers, he is cut in a card
denying that he was present on that occasion
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DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is a
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