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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-03-16

BROOKSNILLE.
Selectmen-David Narnham, Samuel
Condor Jr. Augustus G.. Blake.
Clerk-rhaddeus Shepardson,
Treasurer and Collector-George +.
Smith.
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HANCOCK.
Moderator-John Millikcn.
Town Clerk-Elliot l.. Stratton.
Selcctmen--John Milliken, Samuel STRAIT
ton. Warren Stratton.
Treasurer-Melville Z. Pettengill.
S. S. Committee--T. J. IIodgkins.
Collector and Constablc-John Milliken.
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"A correspondent at fremont sends
an account of the election Of officers in that
town, and remarks, that out of 100000,
raised last year, $4,000 has been yolun-
tarially paid, and the balance will soon be
paid. The towns indebtedness after this
amount is paid OYER, will be only $500.
We have received from Nessrs. Ad-
ans & Co., 81 Broomfeld St. Boston, the
following pieces of music Lost Marguer-
lite, song composed and arranged for the
piano Love never Sleeps, a gem and
beautiful song, with pianO-fortc accompa-
niment; There's no such Girl as Sally,
words by Philander Jones Ye Squire.
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Use Roots Pestaehnts and the hair
will not fall
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SAkGENINILI.E.

Sullivan, March 18th. 1850.
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OEI.AND.

Sargentyille, March l3, 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-17


The Bounty BILL.-The lower House of
Congress has passed what is called the Bounty
bill, to give bounty to those soldiers who have
not received any heretofore. As it will in
volve an expenditure of two hundred millions
OF dollars, its Importance is manifest. 1t
provides, that to every soldier, sailor or ma.
rine, who has been or may be honorably dis
charged from service, there shall be allowed
- 33 per month, or at the rate of one hun.
dred dollars per year, for all the time which
he served, between April ~. 1861, and April
10, 1868; and in case he has been discharged
from service on account Of wounds received
IN battle or engaged in the line Of duty, the
said allowance shall be computed, and mid
up to the end of the term of service for which
the enlistment was made. In case of the
death OF . soldier while in the service, or in
case of death after the discharge, and before
the end of the term Of enlistment, if dischsre-
ed on account OF being wounded, the allow
ance and payment shall be made to his widow
II she has not been married, or. if there be no
widow, then to the minor child or children of
the deceased who may be under sixteen wears
OF age. In computing or ascertaining the
bounty to be paid, there shall be deducted
therefrom all bountes already paid, or paya.
BILE under existing laws of the United States,
or by any State, county, city, town, or other
municipal organization, or by any voluntary
association, so that in no case shall the aggre.
gate amount of bounty allowed and paid from
all sources, exceed the So 333 for each
month OF actual service, or at the rate of
one hundred dollars per year. No bounty is
to be paid to any odd substitute, or any sol. |
der dlsbanded on the ground of being |
minor, or to any deserter who enlisted in the |
United States army. No assignments or |
transfers Of bounties are to be permitted.
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
evkRY--nANI Woman and Child Who Ia. -.
STERIING'S AMBROSlA

wiling to recommend It. Three year, Of r.o,d,v !,
eIsss'ng sale have made the AubrosiA fsnaou. u. az.
the world.
1T IL WARRANTED TO PLEAsH.-
II cures itching Of the Head.
II makes New Hair grow on BALD Hssds
It prevents the Hair from Falling Ont.
nrenders the Hair Son aud a,osy.
c'een.es tho scalp; cools the Heated Brow; Re. evs
Dsndfun; Cures Nervous Headache: curss y. a,
ENSURES Luxuriant Locke; Isclines Hair 70 Cur, ur
seaes wigs; Kills Hair Eaters Good snece .p,er !.
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
me Anbrosaa Will ssit you r. E,ee..,ry nm. =,
oeeesey Performed Patronired BY opera sing or. .nd
actresses Sold In splendid boxes o. castopa 5000.
ing sso large bottles-No. for nevnins. 49,.
evening ~
THERE % no INTAKE Ano MP -
sIsALiRGs AABROSIA II the hest M. A,.
,top AZ Prove this, try .
aoaa ~ Drpsgit,
''ss'. -. A.srss'a Manufacturing; .Cenps,
o.,,, eao Fulton strsss, new 7 erki
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pIANO TUNING, CLEANING AND
BILLINGS HOUSE,

KEOKEEr -.-.....-......--......l0FA.
HIS mousse mas oeen opened by the Tor
= pr prfetur or the N.fabda II use Ii. H.
SLAUGHTER. Who hop, ses 70 keep good to~ ftietd
honse snd soicits thr patronage Of his forD.r Hhds
and the public. feb4aly
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Notice Of Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby giveh that II. ". Sam
pie William mite msn. C T. lAsis. J TN A
Bi-ser. Ri. L-seh, H.rry Foi,rn Ei.srd Humm
= Rnd T. J Ere Vim Pat r.. A. b. Chitt~p
den, J. Brker, -aah Hat - III Cl,ghoru V
sanost dal o. the onfty Of L-~ .nd srt. ~ Iowa and
John .ehee, u Caayk -uety, vi eut hare orRantx
thens-lye.. With tho-e Who RAN become 1850
eisted With them into corporate ard Joint Stock Com
psny snd,r tar laws OF 10 ri tive TO org niz.
tions, In the name and title OF
The Union Live stock Insuranee C /,
The incipal psAc- of basines Of the Conpapy i, il,
the City VI 4 COX 4. Iowa
The the business ~ Transacted bv the ON
p.ny ]. the lNsUR.Hk or LIVE STOCK 40 aINsI
1Hkfr, ACcIHKNfs AND DkATa.
tn amount II .AptAl ~ OK authorized ID ~wo Hun
Ord Thons aud Dollar sn1 lie no time
TO time IN business fthr ,raey may quire d
dsd into hsre- Of tine Han RID ttois III Com
pany may commence business wh w.uty Tho1s md
d lsssS shAls 10 subscribed and ten per- ut Of that
aaosst paid In The r.sue Of ta 10 suh. ct to
be paid in as r-qnhef ~ tbs ur, ctors The CorporA
foa y TO continue twenty years-rsne~abe by vote
u. sto khold-rs
ne psi..se property Of the ,tchhoder. IL rn.de .x
emps o~, laDity for corporate debts except ~ prsvi
ded ~ lAs.
fhe has n+es n the Company II to te nan.red ~ a
Boa'd u nine Drectnrs, bio empowered elect
Presid nt Vice President and Executive Committee
and also seer,taiy ard Treasure and sEch other Off
and agents hsii be necessary TO conduct the
bu,iuess Of thr Company Tn. annual electro for
rectors are to be hed the lst Thursday June
earh year
The iity Of the Company shall at no time exceed
Apuble the amount Of Capital stock
II. W eanpl~, c. Davis Wl1sm Timherman rich-
olas ssrgeant John A. ishop J. J. Brice T. Rntdick
isaiah Hale and John scbe- elected Directors
servs until the -nnual election Ia 1851
At messing OF The Directors the following Oficers
were elected to-wit;
H. W. SAMPLE President
WILLIAM rIMBEkMAS, Vice President.
A. B. CHIrTRSDsN Treasurer
BRIs J. lKECH, Secretary.
may3od
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COLGATE . AROMATIC ykGErAsLI SOAP.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from r.sr.s
vegetable Oils in combination With Glyesrias.
And especially designed for the use Of Ladiea and ~
'ne nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, and it,
ing properties unrivalled. For by all drueeist,
frbI3dkvly
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BATCMELOR,s HAIR. DYE

Ine Original and Beet in the World The only tru.
ana perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and inst.n
tAneoas. Produces Immediately . splendid B,,ck o,
Aesurs' Brown. without iujups the hair o. skin Rem
the III elects OF bad dyes Sold by all Drugxsts
negenuine Is signed William A. Batctelor Also,
TERMINATING EXTRACT OF MILLRPLEuRs.
for Restoring and Bsautifying the Hair.
augn-dAwly CHARLES BAmnR1nR w
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have put up and sold this for 80 years
and CAN SAT IN ooSYIDsxcs fEura OF What We have
HAS II YArlso A siNelI rxsY.scs 70 .,..c, 60.
vnea timely used. Never did We know an Instance AZ
ossathacon BY any one who used it, On the contrary
al are deshted With ito operations and speak in terms
OF recommendation Of its magical effects and medical viz
tues We speah in this matter "vaAf VIZ Know AID
soyears experit nee; PLEDGE ocR RKprYxY,oy ,oo
fHf rutritIhESr OF wHAf HxAs DTclApn In alno:t
every instance where the infsnt b suffering from pa,1
and exhaustion, relief v,li be tonnd in afeen minu,h
srer the syrup 10 administered. h
Su directions for using will accompany och bottle
zone genuine unless the facsimile OF CURTIS PER
AINs. New York Is on the outside wrapper.
Bold BY all Druggists throughe~t'she world.
Price, snly IS Ceats Fer Bettls
apr24-da~6m
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Love IS as necessary to woman's heart "a a
fashionable bonnet to hey beau. Indeed, we
think rather more 50, for nothing less than a
large measure Of love will content her
whereas, the recent fashion has shown that
she can be satisfied with q very little bonnet
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IHE father of Komissaroif. Kostromski 1.-THE
man who saved the life ofthe Emperor Alex
ander), was transported to Siberia in 1855,
and set to hard labor for some political Of
tense. letter from St. Petersburg states
that the Car has ordered him to be set at
liberty. -
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Special Notices.

~ Dr. =. }. Crovveli, q nsw IssA, ayss S.
Knowing the iagFsdIsah q v11eA d. osAm.s Dsat
bon 1ltssss ere ssnpsepA. IeANeeA csA1asnes e1vlp
tAoss Who arss Aoa 6saai 6lpfnty. nssvesD.
prostzatios, - Who ~ b eu1ya1sseingA no
seuts sores - 1ssss % ~ tsn an1iAsy s rsssavs
dscldla Aessel nsA11lx
A Timely waning % the Sick.
u especially important at this time, when the
mAsksss Of he United States are flooded VIII IL sst
sdbo u.dsr ~ name Of imported Liquors, and when
As.ssas e.pss,As. Sspssns y - ssaeaaaa ssssse
: witt ins psrsicioss ~ hssiaA to shs World ~
Sovereign remedies that the public should fully
dsrstand the icts Be it known, them that while AL
salled Kss,s ~ i.parA aadall the
5sss esr,aisias alcohol are nAnnfctsfea With hesy
azsselseeetaiutns s.ys OF s.soR mtal rotssn, HOE
rBrrRRs CELEBRATED STOMACH BrrTERs eontai.
none Of these things but are coubination Of pure
Of Rye with ~ pure juices Of the most valuable
stonschic antibous and sperient herbs and plants,
and that se and rspid remedy for Dyspepsia and all
" Kindred complaints this preparation stands bsrs
the world without rival competitor Its sales to-day
- equal TO the combised taes Of oil the other tonis
advertised in the Unned States, and the certificates
which snhentic 10 it, usefulness sgnsd BY individ
uA ofthe highest stanfingin every profssstosal calling
and walk Of life. Beware VI limitations and Importers
jsl3dAwlw
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A. L. GURNEY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Cotton Factor,
All oxHxAAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT:
SELMA, ALA,

CONSIGNMENTS of Corn, Flour, Pork,
~ Bacon, Ruttes IL l. Pordnce II all kiDds and Ner~
chandiEe generally respectfully solicited.
0f-f services to tfanpaet general Agency busi-
ness for Companies isdi iduals spstiai attention
given y the collection u outstAnding dsLts contracted
b. fore OF Once the war.
have hand and sbr ssis 100000 acres Of the
6nest Cotton lands IN the eontA improved and under
In tracts to salt purchasers aud It prices
LISTERS aAking for any fnisnation will receive pSomps
attention.,
RRxAKHcEs.
8 ". lawn, from Ksoklk) 84lma, Ala
MaJ. Gen CHEYLA IN Icsa 8.
Maj Gen. No RrsuK. {fon Chicago, ny Selma, Ala
Brig Gen. D. { cor, tosa
e. DAs1sR. Prest LIT EaaicnA Bank, vicksbnrs Mis
\. 4. Knsn G !. DAnksrs, rsIns, An
And Merchants In New FORK Nee OIL ans and Mobile
geDeraaly. Il Z. 0UKNkY,
spr14dSW
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SUDDEN AND LANENTABlE DEArH.-Yes-
terday morning about 6 o'clock the hfeless
body Of German named Adam Schultz was
found lying upon the steamboat levee, near a
wood pile. The cause Of this singular death
is unknown, though it is supposed by some to
have resulted from disease of the heart
Schultz was observed lying on the levee Sat
urday evening, but as he was supposed to be
intoxicated by those who saw him, no atten.
ton was paid to the matter. He had been
complaining Of feeling unwell the day pre-
vious to his death. and was, no doubt over.
come when he lay down upon the hard ground
which only proved his death bed His re.
latives determined to bury him yesterday, and
made the necessary preparations. His BODY
was followed to the grave yard by large
concourse Of friends.
Upo2 reaching the grave the coffin was
opened. Strange to say, change had come
over the face of the dead man. From the
ghastly white, which it had first assumed, a
red flesh color was Wis be Hopes were en-.
tertoined that the deceased was only laborine
under trance and would eventually recover.
day. ID sw at rR tsr the body until the
change was noticeable. however, this morning
except return of the pallor in the counte
nance. and about 9 o'clock the burial was
performed, and another grave was filed
Muscdfine Journal, 11th inst
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MAANiAGE AND cELIBACY, an K.say
OF farming and destruction for Young Men, Also Di.
eases and Abusss which PROSTATE the vital power, with
sure means Of relief Sent fres Of charge in seated
letter envelopes Address, DR.. J. sKiLLIN HOUGH-
IoN. Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa (dxxsu.
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FAKES this method Of returning her
thanks TO tbs adi.s Of Kenkut 81 eil1t, for
their kird rssscn grin shs past hspes 10
liberal sA.ssySk ~ ssSas LgtStr Her sfr
ssnry Fibons French ri and Iestberr Al de4efip
ttons also large .ssatmenf OF Wa1.en O. obs ccnpri-
sing Hot d. Brea fsst sLavs Hoae, Mttrns bur ~
and chiidrens mrs The goods OF the lie quslt.
and PIT es moderate. All OF which he T.; caL
ing ut the old stand spd n.riy
occupied by bailey Mani n. ar the corn OF Tid and
Mail
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THEGATE CITY.


q
RAPE AND PROBABLE MURDER.
ArrsSe ~ tAs Psfpssrster.
From the Mc}regor, Uowa) Times, june d
A man calling himself "Bill Abel late Of
North McGregor, topped near Wenkon on
Tuesday last, entered the house of newly
married couple, and finding the husband
absent made iadecent proportions to thelady
Of the honae. She indignantly repealed the
brute. Not to be foiled in his like
design, he gave her terrible beating, tore
her clothes nearly al of, and finally, by
threatening 70 kill her, he accomplished his
purpose. She was left insensible, and it is
reported this Tuesday morning that the lady
sheriff Of Alamakee county came here late at
night, reused Marshals Drummond aud Yer
hei, and q search was made in nearly all the
out-ofthe-way places Of that village. Cross.
ing to Prairie du Chen they searched all the
second and third class boarding houses Of
that city without avail
On Saturday last Mr.. VIM. Werger, = far
mer residing near National, was returning
home from Clayton, where he had marketed
his grain. A mile from Clayton he saw .
man and woman by the roadside, seated
they asked to ride-he consented. A short
distance before reaching Werger's house, the
AAAoA wiz VIC "Oihoh Auic WiCS uC N0tlCQ uCEJ
to get off and 60 to the tavern, only short
distance. where he would soon meet her.
AT Mr.. WIS farm gate both men got OF and
the team was driven through. As Mr. w.
was about getting into the wagon, the
stranger struck him with club and hoored
him-he was struck three times; 1t the Sec
ond blow he hallowed to his wife, and q large,
savage house-dog was on the spot almost
instantly. The robber ran. Werger got
up-the team had run away to the yard he
started TO the house Of his brother-n-law and
reported to him. The brother n-law rode to
National and the alarm was given. Pursuit
was made. The woman had joined the man
in the woods and brush, but her clothes
impeded travel, and they went slowly. After
race of three miles they were forced to the
prairie, and were soon captured. The Ger
man pursuers wanted to lynch him on the
spot, but milder counsels carried him to
National and thence to Garnavilfo Jail, with.
out an examination. 1t is now known that
this robber is the identical ''Bill Abel" who
outraged the woman at Waukon! He is
about 22,-hard look,-stole a horse near
Monona some months ago, which was COM
promised, paid for or 'sfxed up by his
mother, who lives near Hardin The girl or
wife discamed all knowledge of his murder
GUS intentions, and she was released Wer-
ger, after the excitement was over, became
delirous, and it is feared he will not recover
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MARRIED.,

MELSON-WOOD. On Sunday. Dec 81, 1855 by
the Rev. DR.. Holmead. JOAN Il. NELSON, of
Eastern Shore. Md, to Miss NOBLE X. WOOD,
of this city No cards
mcCATHRAN-HEssLE In Washington, on
Sunday December 3st. by Rev Alfred Holmes d.,
ANnREW MCCATHRAN. of Navy Yard to Miss
MARY ANN HESSLER of Washington, D. @.
Baltimore Sun please copy ]
b. TOMPKIES-JEWELL. I'm Baltimore. en- the
9th of December. 1865. ~ The Rev Geo. A, Leakin
Mr.. DANIEL D. T0MPEINS, of New York, to
cards,
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DIED.,

KILBY. In this city, on the % inst, JOHN G.
KILBl. aged 30 years.
Mr. Kilby was acting chief engineer of the Sen
ate yentilating apparatus for several years, and
has been connected with tb at werk from its com
m'ncement. Mr.. kilby was one of the first to vol
unteer his services in the defence of this city at the
breaking out of the rebellion. The members of the
Washington Light Infantry, and also members of
Lebanon Lodge and of Royal Arch Chapter No. Is
are invited to attend his funeral from his late
idenCe on @ street. between Delaware avenue and
LIST street east Capitol Hill, on Thursday afternoon
AT 2 o CLOCK D..
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DY WIN. L. WALL CO, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOrs OK
THE

By virtue OF deed of trust to the subscriber,
dated August 10, 1850, and duly recorded in Liber
j. 3: Ne; EOS, folics n, &c, of the lAnd
CORDS &c, shall offer for sale, ut public auction,
on MONDAY the 18th day of January, 1886, at 4
o'clock 2 m, Lot No. 2 aud Lot No. s. OF subdi-
VISION OF No; In square numbered south OF sQas-s
4os as recorded in the Office Of the Surveyor Of the
SAID city and district, situated between Virginia
Island.
Terms: One third cash; the residue is six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving kis OF
her notes for the deferred payments satisfactorily
endorsed and bearDg interest from the day Of sale,
and secured by deed Of trust en- the premises.
deed given and q deed Of trust taken.
All oonyeysncing and revenue stamps ct cost q
purchaser.
III the terms Of sale are not complied with within
i've days from the day Of sale the Trustee reserves
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser giving two
days notice in the Evening Star.
SO on each lot will be required OF the purchaser
before leaving the ground
de - 3taw&ds W L. WALL CO. Aucts.
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I.PYRIsHABLE TEETH Can the teeth he
rendered impPrishablel UnquestionabIy they
can SoZOdOnt, used daily, will render the en- :
amel absolutely proof against decay, harden
the gums and expel the whole dental appara-
tus every offensive and pernicious element. go
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ATTENTION SToEEKEEPERs-A fine and
extra well fitted up store to let; lease and fix
lures thereof for SALE located in the very best
part of the city. and suitable for any kind of
business. Please inquire for full particulars
No. 2i6 Pa. ave-, near 18th st.
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q IT Y TIE NJ g.

SEE ADvERTIsTNEET elsewhere of loss of
money. the pension of an aged widow. Any
honorable person finding it will take pleasure
in restoring il to the unfortunate loser who can
so lily sustain ITS loss.
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JEwr1Ey.-SiIvsr Plated Ware and Fancy
goods came on this morning, at Prigg'S Dollar
JeweIry Store, No. 43S Penna. ave-, third door
from 1 street.
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PIT THE QUESTION - Generally to your
friends, as to what preparation they use for
ten, Will be. Sozodont. IT'S no longer necps-
sary TO impress its merits upon the public
mind, experience has taught the world that, az
a means of identifying and preserving the
teeth. invigoratIng the gums, and giving a
pleasant aroma TO the breath, it has no rival in
either hemisphere. eo3
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'TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE FIFTH AND
SIXTH WARDS,

r. X. DOOLEY, ND
DRUGGIST AND PHARMACEUTIST,
Corner Third Street and Penna. Avenue East,
Capitol Hill.
good supply of pure and fresh Drugs and Chem
icals always Oh hand Also, good assortment OF
Patent Medicines
Special attention given TO compromising Physi-
cians Prescriptions at all hours. All orders prompt
ly executed.
just received for the holidays, a good assortment
Of choice Perfumery. Fancy Articles, Brushes
Combs, Fancy Perfume Boxes, Metal and Enam-
eled Puff Boxes, SacheIs, &c. For sale at mode
TX DOoLEY, MD,
de IS lot corner Sd street and Pa ay east
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PERSONAL.

MR.. HARLOW LEFT MY HOUSE ON THE
Itf 10Th ult and lett hired PLAN in his room
The owner will plesse come forward prove prop
erty, pay char ges, and take ii away.
WILLIAM REESE.
Ja2If 213 Pa. av., opposite Willards'.
NOTICE We beg leave to inform all those in
debtcd to US that their accounts are now ready
and that they will greatly oblige us by making i'm
mediate settlement. are now closing business
in this part of the city.
GEO. J. JOHNSON CO,
ja2-a. corner 10th street and Pa avenue.
llhS. DIR. CURTIS, the Natural OlairvOyant,
I'1 who reads the past, present and future, ha
opened her office a. 30, north side of Penn ave
hetweep IA and 9th SITS. Office hours from to IL
-. M, and TO 8 . m. de IL 3m*
DERSONAL.-If yOu want good Cigars and To-
d bscco At low prices give the La Fayorita Cigar
store. 467 "a l4th street. a call.
0e I'm Miss SMITH Preprietress.
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MoNsIEUR ALEXANDER woLowsKI,

MONSIEUR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI PI-
I'VE ANlST AND VOCALIST, so well known ~
IN Washington, aud who has brought cut some ~
of the best talent in our city by his SIM SEx
plihed system, has accepted engagement at fer the
Paris Exhibition. Consequently this will bs his
last season in Washington. BY his method
any person having only slight knowledge Of music
will be enabled in very short time to read and
ecute the most d fcult pieces with perfection
As TO the vocal part by his Of vocslz alton he
eset the most extraordinary results. Monsieur
WOlowski will also give the most theroug h knowl-
edge Of Time. by his new invention, which will be
exhibited In Paris. All those whs wish to become
fine Singers or excellent Performers are advsed to
call AT his residence No 81 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite National Hotel. Hours OF reception are
from II q III to 7 D and from to D. m de Is IT
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10y GREEN s. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers.
SEVEN HANDSOME NEW TWO STORY BRICK
HOUSES AND L0TS, AT THE CORNER OF
9Th STREET EAST AND STREET NORTH,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 9th instant, we shall sell, in
front Of the premises at O'Clock p. m. This prop
erty is situated in elevated position and but a
short distance from the Capitol and Lincoln Hos
pital, and Government works.
Possession given Immediately.
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest
deed given and a deed of trust taken.
Title indisputable.
All conyeyancing, including revenue stamps, at
cost of purchaser.
$40 will be required paid down when the prop
erty is knocked of.
Sale positive.
JOHN Y. ENNIS, Attorney.
ia Eco GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.