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TITLES PERFECT AND NO NCUM-
BRANCE.
Tickets Only 81.

| Gift Of a splendid Pottery and lot, situatsd:in
Illinois CITY. valued at. ............. S3,oOO,00
Ciff oG Two Story Dwelling House and lot, in
Illinois city, valued at...... ......'.- 10000
1s5 GINS Of Building Lots in Illinois City, the
lots so feet front by l4i feet deep, with strests
aud alleys properly iaio OUT Lo's Saiesa ns az az
SIC, 90 each. ............'.....i,z zoe,oo
Total value of Property. '5o,oo
The title TO this property can be examined
at the Recorders Office in Rock Island.
The manner OF Distribution: Checks, numb
cred from | to 4,75e, will be placed in a wheel,
cards l27) with the names of prizes written on
them placed in envelopes IN another wheel. The
audience will then select committee OF SIX to
examine the numbers and cards, to see that every
thing ia correct The committee will then select
two ANAL girls or boys from the audience, one to
draw numbers, the other to draw prizes. The
number drawa takes the prize that Is drawn, nH
the prizes are all drawn.
AGENTS will register the number and name OF
p.rtie. purchasing tickets. The result of the
drawing will be published in the city papers, and
partir, drawing prizes will be Motif ed imm ediate-
y. IT, ~ -
Va Tickets for sale at the following places:
Chrrles Baker, Rock Island.
Smith Grotjan, 6
J. Norris Son,
Mr.. Thede, Moline.
Geo. Keeler, Camden Mills.
Gust. Stengel, Davenport.
A. RInker, Edgington.
John McMore, Fairport, Iowa.
Kleinfelder & Co., Museatine-
Philip Dolt,
Chss. Dolt,
Mr.. Heuer, g
+ ~Tickets sent by mail on receipt of the
price, and stamp for return letter.
\. B. For further Information address the
subscriber, who il the proprietor.
CHARLES BAKER,
Rock Island. Ill.
apl24dWtf.
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10 inches. and it is now Tuesday forenoonl
rising at about the rate of Ii to inches an
hour. This, now that the river covers SO
vast space, is very rapid and almost
alarming rise. 1t ia thought that it will go
Il to feet higher, as the upper tributaries,
all the way to Sc. Paul, are still rising, and
the Mississippi is yet rising at St. Paul.
People about town, who live on low ground
had better be setting their houses in order
Mr.. Cable is doing the best he can to pre-
serve his railroad track, and to keep the
water from breaking over and flooding the
slough. Teams arc also at work hauling
rock upou the embankment to the Island
Bridge, but it is doubtful whether it can be
saved, Oceans of water roll past US, with q
most fearfully rapid current. The Missis-
sippi 10 literally the Father of Waters, now
REAL EsrArE Sale. -Mr. Eggleston has
sold his diatillery to Jeremish c. Conklin,
of Davenport, and Edward Boss, of this city
formerly of Chicago who will probably COM
mence running it early in the summer. We
are not informed as to the price but suppose
of the finest establishments in the western
country, everything new and perfect. and of
the best kind. Mr.. Conklin is liquor deal
or and Mr.. Boss is practical distillsr, both
being thoroughly acquainted with their bust
ness. The stupid OF malicious action of con
dissilllng business In this country, bat we
hope the new proprietors may be able to run
without a loss In fact it is quite probable
that by middle of summer they viii, be able to
do so-but, by the exhorbitant duty mpossd
by congress, the price of corn will be reduced
and the farmers will be the sufferers. t
s..=.s
The RIvER.-The Mississippi is now high
or, at this point. than it has been for years,
and nearly as high as ever known. Oonsid.
erable inconvsnisnce is beginning to be felt in
this city on account of high water, and We
learn that the cellars on Front Street, in
Davenport, are nearly full of water. Rem
wick's will has been compelled to stop, on
account of high water. Burrows's mill is
sly kept running by force of men all the
tim6 at work pumping water out of the base
mems
All Me rivers, to St. Paul and above, are
reported booming full and it is believed that
the gfeaA swell will 60 considerably high.
er. The sloughs, bayous and swamps are
all full, and vast tracts of low land are over
flowed. Whom the water falls, the miasma
which will arise from lands that have bsen
submerged will be highly deleterious. and
will no doubt accelerate the arrival of the
cholera if il comes at oil. As this is mat
ter over which we can exert no control, we
must simply accept the results, and do all
we can in other ways, to ward of the dreaded
zpsssilence.
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TRICKY, But OUTwITTKD.-There is a for
eigner at the South End, who keeps a grocery
store. He was sometime since complained OF
for selling liquor on Sunday but was acq Quilted,
II having been shown that the store was closed
on the day preyious-the Jewish Sunday. A
lynx-eyed officer recently noticed that the
house OF the store-keeper, which was Just over
the store, had many callers on SATURDAY.. and
by close scrutiny he discovered that the
keeper mixed his drinks below and passed up
through a hole in. the floor TO the imbibers
above. He was complained Of and fined.-
Boston Herald.
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A Doc BLOWN ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI
RIvER.-We have heard some further particu-
lars of the violent storm on Tuesday of last
week. A dog belonging TO Mr.. Norman. near
Commerce, Mo, was blown entirely across the
Mississippi, and yet survived, although consid-
erably worsted. A man finding his horses grow
ing restiye under the violence of the wind and
rain, got down and held them by the bits His
wagon bed was blown away, and like the
flight Of the Duke of Buckingham, ssno man
knows whither."-Cairo (Tul Derocrdf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CANTERBURY
Oerner Pennsylvanis avenue and Ninth street.
UAono1 LIE Se&e Proprietor
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON
=, Inc Management most respectfully announces
this as the Last Week Of the present Season
More Additions, New Acts, New Attractions to.
THE STANDARD VARIETY THEATRE OF
THE COUNTRY.
Every act this week new. New Pieces New
baies First time of the Lauehable Farce Of
ULlUS CROWS TRIP TO CONGRESS-
Grand Spanish Ballet Diyertissement GptitIei
EANDULOUSE,
by the splendid Ballet Troupe, Hnder the direction
OIL j. DONNELLY, the famous Maitre de Ballet
Rsnrodlction of the great Drama of
The GuERRlLLAS OF THE POTOMAC,
wnic created such sensation upon the occasion
oi lis hrn representation, with original Music and
SsItIe scenes the whole comprising in the cast
JOHN MULLIGAN in his Incompatible acts,
sappeI ted by the Knights of Burn Cork, RYMAN,
EDNA RDs, BUCKLEY, WHITING, BURGESS
LAST GRAND LADIES, MATINEE
OF THE SEASON,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL T.
banjo TAUGHT IN ONE LESSON.-I gnar-
- antee to learn the most unmusical person one
or ore tunes the first lessen or no charge, CLAIR
ENCE PETERS, 479 Ioth street. ap23tf
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rFA young lady went into certain book
store for the purpose or purchasing piece Of
music entitled, "When i sleep, i dream OF
thee" but by some of those ludicrous mistakes
which will sometimes happen in the best fami-
lies, she astonished the young man by inquir-
ing il be had the music entitled "When i
dream, j sleep with thee!' The mistake
brought a modest blush 10 the cheek OF the fair
enquirer-ditto 10 the young gentleman.
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~The Philadelphians were sold on Sunday
by waggish newspaper which announced that
President johnson and several Of his cabinet
were coming on 20 that city TO make speeches,
A large crowd assembled AZ the hotel TO greet
the President only TO be reminded that it was
the 1st OF April.
MA despatch from New Orleans reports
that the officers Of the brig Derby saw OF Cape
Corrientes UNITED States of Coomsia), a screw
steamer of eight hundred TONS under easy
steam, flying the ChIlian flag.
~Ten years ago, one barrel Of petroleum n
week, or fifty barrels yesr would overstock
the market. Now more than two million bar
rels year are an insufficient supply. II the
productions were TO fall short Of that a-aounf
il wonld create panic in the market and
largely advance the price.
H|200 years ago the Catholics OF Ireland
were three TO one as compared 70 Protestants:
In 1861 they were seven aad one half % one.
~ The Atlantic House AZ Negport. oecu-
pied by the Naval Academy while that tnsti-
tuition was soiourning in that ouarter y,a.
sold by auction last week for s33.oOO
R|Ihe Milan (Mol Radical has wiukea
ont, and he Missouri Sentinel, johnson pa
per, takes its place. f
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DENTISTRY:

r. DENTISTRY.
IL HIS Is 70 inform my friends and the publie that
! to9 have Sr REMOXEb MY OFFICE to No.
4Sy SEVENTH STREET, opposite OddS@
EsH9Vs' Hall, where / will EXTRACT, ,NIlIO
Jill or INSECT TEETH on Gold Silver ar
haDberi and treat eeularity of the teeth
DIR. j. 7. OOUMBE,
nh % In Dan.aI s,5oer-
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pRofs. j. w. az p. KREIS' DANCING
ACADEMY,
PARKER'S HALL,
Opposite EHtropelftan Hotel

As our Winter Season fs about to close, those
Wsnlng 10 Join our classes should avail a
themselves Of this Opportunity. And as ~
roada rur,ng Ss snis a9snter preparations will be
ton al those desiring TO take part in the
should lose no time In entering
Days asd Hours Of Tsitiow:
For Ledfes, Misses and Masters Wed n esday and
Saturday afternoons, from to s o ocioch
For Gentiemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
Circulars can be had at J, =. Eliza. Phtlp A
solomons, also, at the Academy during the hours
Of tuition.
The Hail can be rented for Bnlls p.rt,e. soi
reea nc on reasen able terms ~ ~ -
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AMUSEME MENTS.

GRAND GIFT CARNIVAL,
COMMENCING AT
WASHINGTON THEATER,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL .TH.
AN ENTIRELY NEW SCHEME!
NO BLANKS
NO JEWELRY GIVEN AWAY
ALL USEFUL PRESENTS
NORWOOD, THE FAKIR,
ORIGINATOR OF GIFT EXHIBITIONS.
Having travelled over half the continent with his
UNIQUE entertai nment, couRting his patrons i'm the
himself at once beyond the reach df his
legion Of inlitaOrs by discarding bis original mode
dtinG o. prizes By scaled envelopes and
be more popular than any heretofore known. He
TO GIVE EVERYBODY A PRESENT
Who Attends HIS First Entertdin7nsut
The principal Of which will be selected from the
fOll9Sing elegant and costly articles:
Silver plated Ice Pitchers, worth $50 each.
Grover & Baker Sewing Msc6ines
Elegant ChintZ covered COuches.
Gold and Silver Watches
Ladies Silk Dress Patterns.
Opera Cspes and Hoods
Loads OF Wood and Tons of Coal.
Barrels of Flour.
LIVE PIC, Just TO make fun.
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PRsGRAMmFl
Introducing variety of new and startling won
GERS In Prestidigitation. Necromancy, Magic, &c &,
which have asronished ard delighted the most
acute aud critical minds in South America and the
United States. everywhere winning the highest
encomiums and most emphatic tokens of approval,
among which are Blood.red Writing the Arm,
Inc Elements, Dove Of Bndha, wizard Portfolio,
Mystic Clock, JaIsneI Butterfly Trick, IErial
Oouch. Gun Feat, Bottle Feat, Great Second Sight
Mystery &C.
One Hundred Dollars Reward is candidly offered
and will be promptly paid TO any person who can
show that in any instance the Fakir has failed to
fulhll each and every promise of his advertise
ments; and he challenges any of his imitators to
submit their business to similar public scrutiny
TICKETS 80 CENTS; Reserved Seats rs Cents
Doors open att clock, to com mence At 8 o'clack
Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office o. the The
ater all day "wednesday. Secure your seats early
and aveid the rush at the Theater in the evening
sps s-2tr FRANK LAKIN, Manage
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CLOTHING, &c.

tAmES LACkEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
462 Seventh street, oppo lite Post Office
Is receiving some OF the hsndsOmest Cloths Cassi-
peres, and Vestings in the market, which
ne Wllfmak up in q manner unsur passe ia
and at prices to suit the times.
fashionsble garment and q good fit W.
guaranteed, or no obligation TO take the LII.
goods. NH AL,
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~ II
NJ IOOMJs M

Il n. LOOMS, MD,
The Inventor and Pstentee of the MINERAL,
PLAIk TEETH, attends personally at
his once IA THIS city. Many persons eanS@
these. ~~~ANs "eoA
Persons calling at nay sfrce can be accommodates
With sny style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
but 70 those who are particular, and wish the an,
rest clesnsst, strongest and most perfect dentrrs
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted. "
Rooms in this city-No. 35s Pennsylvania ave.
between Sth and 10Th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street
Philadelphta. &c M IL
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A LARGE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE frsm
IN United States Goyernn ent 90 pital and Army
Sales, com prisinR-
Linen Table Spreads, Linen Bed Spreads,
Noolen Blankets, Counterpanes,
Rubber Blankets, Linen Roller Towels,
Linen Sheets, WOolen socks,
Linen Pillow Slips, Striped Bed Sacks,
Hair Mattresses, Linen Bed Sacks,
Husk Mattresses, Pillow Ticks,
Cotton shirts, Iron BeAsteads,
Cotton Drawers, Bedside Tables,
Knit Dressing Gowns, Mosquito Netting,
Linen Crash,
French Furniture, ChintZ Curtains, &C., &c
This sale Offers unusual Inducements to parties
wishing 20 purchase for hOuses ping purposes
The above property will also te sold in quantities
to accommodate buyers who wIsh 10 sell again.
Goods Of all descriptions bought, sold, and ex.
ehaneed ADAMSON q CO,
500 Ninth street,
fe2-u one door north Of Penn. avenue.
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WASHINGTON CITY LOAN OFFICE.
LEVI B.DE WOLFF, "y
No. 311 Penna. avenue. between ~ and0 O
9Th streets, opposite National Hotel,
Formerly with the late Levi BENJAMIN, Of Balti.
more, has opened an ofice for the purpose OF
LOANING MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT,
on all kinds Of Merchandise, such as Diam onds.
Gold and Silver Watches, Siiverware. Guns, Pts
tolls Gentlemen's and Ladies' Wearing Apparel
Goods Of all descriptions bought and sold.
Business strictly confidential.
SPriyate entrance adjoining. fe 2o-ms
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="
CORNER ELEVENTH AND STREETS.
POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
MIME GHI0NI AND SIG. SUsINI'S
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
D1RRCTOR.....-................. MAX sTRAKOSCH
Mr. strakosch announces with much pleasure
that he has succeeded IN engaging a complete and
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
Embracing some Of II G most eminent and fayora.
bly, known artists in America, asd a complete
CHORbS AND ORCHESTRA,
With whom he will give In Washington
SIX DIFFERENT GRAND OPERAS,
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, April 9. 1855,
Which will be produced in style unrivaled by
The following eminent artists (all ef whom hav
ing performed thi. winter for ferty consecutive
Orleans, with the most unprto rtoedented success
GHIONI AND sUsINI OPERA COMPANY.
NINE ANGELINA GHIONI,
inc 'i'A MILE faPI PAULINE tfTS IGIIlsSIssA,
The young and highly talented Prima Donna
NINE AMALIA PATTI sTEAKosoH,
PImi TenSri 1 Sri Sig mseserr sis
Primi BaTitoni, Sig Naneusi, Sig. Maria.
Mime Parea1i, % s signeia zsP1z afst Second Donnas
and Af kSSSJGo RosA
Leader T. ZITTERBART
Ss.ssmsr Sstsgs sTS sREFLt0
The entire new and costly Wardrobe has been
purchased by the Director ia Paris.
The following Operas will be performed entire,
and with o cast Of great strength:
NORMA: IL BARBIERE DI sEYIGLIA. LA
TRANIATA. LUCREZIA B0RGIA, LUCIA
Dl LAMMERM0eR, IL TROyAT0RE.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Private Boxes, containing seats l..... ...... SO
Orchestra and Balcony Chairs 2
Dress Circle and Parquet
Reserved seats In Dress Circle 80 cents extra.
The sale Of seats and tickets will commence on
Thursday. April s, at 10 a. m, at Metzerotts Mu-
SIC Store and will be cons ucted follows: Thurs
day and Friday, April 5th and Sth, tickets for the
entire season OF six nights, or three alternate
nights, commencing with either the first or second
nights, Will be sold exclusiyey tickets for single
nights may be obtained on and after Saturdsy
April 9TH. Doors open at Ia; Opera csmmsnces
ats. NH Slot
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A s Z @
ByrHE BARD OF oAKBALL.
Each day as You read your neyspsper.
An offer you often will find.
10 Ieseh you TO make great fortune,
nyou win send them some money,
Their secret to you they will tell;
And 1er others WHICH like to inform you,
few stamps will answer well.
But, have got something to tell you,
That viii save you many tramp,
nS S09 want gan to buy good and cheap clothing;
And straight into SMITHS OAK HALL 60,
Are Sod bv Hns smT sne 9ssI GSteef r. the ely
SMITH BROTHERS L CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
oak HALL,
AGA SEVENTH STREET.
PIECE GOODS ever offered in the f city Of iva Wash. h.
we are prepared to make up in the finest style and
at mb LESS prices than any other establishmeRt.,
NJ L0sANO, MERCHANT T1TLOR, 81
1NI Ninth street, corner Of D, desires A.
to call the attention of his friends and the
goods for sPkfS 8 30 aSS stfSfaE Ell &flR,,
Mr.. ROBERT HARDoN, his associate in bu.i-
and guarantees a perfect fitting and fashionable
garment to all who may give their patronage.
p. ST. have removed from 517 Ninth street, to
the above place. nah Is, I'm
CHARLES FARMER, JAMES T. WALKER,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. asa Seventh street, near +.
A fine assortment OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
ami fEsTINGS on hand, which they will a.
make MP in the fastest styles and best pos
sible manner. ~
We have also fine assortment of Gents
Furnishing Goods. -kA
Please give a call.
Shirts made TO order.
fe 26-3m FARMER & WALKER
r. sascessor to b. =. kouaon = o., -
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TIILOR, ~
Mssogslita. Hots,: lac Bro's"s, W.
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PAWNBROKERS.

N OF ICE TO TIL E BLIC.
REMov VAL. ~
NJ. X. WALSH, q q
LICENSED AWNBROKER
Would respectfully inform the public that he has
ren1yed hls MONEY LOAN OFF ICE to No. $50
10TH STREET, between Pennsylvania ayenue
snd street, where he will be happy to see his old
known To the public for the last fourteen years he
hopes to meet at his new stand the same liberal
patronage which has heretofore been extended him
Liberal CASH ADVANCES made ON all kinds OF
Merchandise, Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Cloth
ing, Furniture. &c, , &c.
All business strictly confidential.
M.K. WALSH,
Licensed Paw nbroker, No. so 10th street
NH 23-lm. bet. Penn. avenue and street.
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II TI0N6. Of both sexes. use HELMROIDsg Tx.
TRACT BUOHU. IL will give brisk Ana eneYsetie
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WE. THE UNDERSIGNED ICE DEALERS,
w OF w ashington, regret the necessity imposed
on us By the rise in price Of Ice ct the North 70
anpounoe 10 our patrons that are obliged to ad-
vance eur price to the following rates, from and
after the frst day Of April next:
Customers using daily 100 lbs. and over rs cents
customers using daily a5 lbs cent Per pound
CHstomers using daily II lbs, is cents per day
Customers using daily lbs, 10 cents per day.
Customers uting daily lbs cents per day.
l.. j. MIDDLETON 4 co.,
WALTER Cooley,
T. 7. FOWLER co.
wAship gtou, March 10th, 1856. NH Z1-l0t
"CLMBOLDBEXrRAO BUCHU gives health
II and yieor 10 the frame and blood TO the pallid
cheek Debility is accompanied by many alarming
sum Stion, insanity or spileptic- nts snsus. NO
1D OVAL PICTURI FRAMES.
uu eysafsst Variety south Of New York, at
= NARKRITERb
No, ass Seventh street,
na-sw' sdeers shove oSd Fellows Hall.
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METZEROTT HALL,

NO CHARGE FOR sEOURING SEATS.
NJ ~ h-A a. nErZEROTT'S Music Store. amp
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OE ADVERTISING.

-, 'sllt lines, one dollar, for the first insertion;
Iio sYa, W. o. IS for each subsequent one. Loo'a'
4 n,s aGs with ysay advertisers lines will
:Iarragc Notices and ., ''
. charged for. NAL character will. be charg
! |! communications Of u pe:5, ~
cd advertisement rates ,a,;nd ly the names of
II connncatious must be accom- , Ht be- returned
y, :tt !u-s, rejected communicable ~
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AUCTION SALES.

Vg1RUSTEES SALE OF VALUAbjLEt j d d
REAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of q , deco &c, OF
trust from Henry Jenkins and wife, dated the
3Oth day Of April, 1861, and by the authority OF
the parties Interested shall sell at leWinSvli1e
in the County Of Fairfax, on ~ ESBA "a I, me
of Land, upon which Henry Jenkins formerly
residnd ;t Containing about SIXTY ACRES,
rornmencinr about the centre Of the village,
ond rnnning thence easterly slong the centre OF
tho rosd leading from Lewinsville to the Little
Fals Bridge and Georgetown-distance from
Georgatown, miles. This land is admirably
located for market or dairy farmland the sit
uation for country, seat very desirable Also,
LOT OF LAND, lying on PimmittS Kun, on
the travelled track Of the road, leading from
Jewinsville 70 the Falls Church. containing
bout MN E and THREE QUARTER ACRES,
adjoining the lands of Chas. Kirby and others:
and is principally in wood and timber.
Terms of safe O1e-fourth Of the purchase
money will be required in cash; the remainder
in three equal pay ments Of l. and 10 months
with interest from day Of sale to be secured by
pense Of the purchaser. Selling as trustee sh3li
convey such title only It's is vested in me, whlcn
| h,wever is believed to be unquestion2b!e' S@ie
! TO take place betW, en- y and ) Q, clock;
THOMAS r. LOVE Trustee.
N1e shall also offer for sale. at the same tune,
THIRTY We AND a HA LIZ ACRho oi
| Ian D, at Lewnsvil., lying north Ct the roAa,
P.r onuge Ter made NLown on Gay OF 81 5,G; E
;rat.ns > az, nd McVeigh will sell a FAht ABLE
oTtiSI pluT ear l.ewiI,svlle. on the same day
AZ a ~ II, about On L THO USAND ACR hS
mM JANn IL the vicinity Of FairfaX Station
Or - -, ,raa - nd Ale andria Railroad, and
ott othnr v"' va}n,,he }apy1s III Fairfax County
o'''ei '"'"'>'' THUS, Il. LQN e.
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DRUGS, CHaEICALs, Sc.
CHICK BITTERS,
i FOR CHILLS AND FEW h
,rgE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.

Chckahominy Dittcrs perform moro cures
and in horte dT ~S c Rn ani az eSor n' ''sO
those who have become invalids from ire
ouant attacks Of Chill5 and Fever, have been
p]erfectly ] restored to health in a few days, nb?y
the wonderful operation Of Chckahomny bit
Thousands who have used them need TO i'ir-
ther evidence Of their value and happy re:soraa
tive powers The effects Of miasma1le cllfnate
mon the human system is to produce loss OF al,
petitc, debility md general prostration OF all
tthe Vital energies BY The uso"f ChicEahominS
Bittcrs perfect health is restored in nst tcx 1e Meex5
ramndv for Dyspnpsia, General Debility Loss
Of tf'ilp Apppette and the best tonic used, We re-
commend it 10 all p..,d ~
Nv ! r NEWTON, and for sa!a By all the
p'''''J.J'A 'J.J'A,NNEY s. CO, Wholesale Agents.
l45, King street, Alexandria, Va.
r.,tos Is- jy 23-tf