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tba at Scion ortte S.a-sr,s Ca.-- f.
his -.tv were Q. Bs.huus De-.lI C. Y.
y Lat6ron ana Iatf D-t.a eff D-.-,.-
Judge Johnson aud Judge C..l..-. s.J.es-
son: and George GRAY. OF Grand Ran.ds.
Chief Justice Martin was no- In a.-enfe..e
Bishop Hopkins. OF Vernon. IS tryiac 10
coax back B.shop Wilmer into ul.oa WIFI
The Old Ep.scoDa, caar,n. AID W.mes. h.
inc s,r. : rebel W.. hi. be- c5-xgt
Gov c,.oo. and safe Treasurer O-.a.
were in town f,- ,wo dsvs lbs. week o.
ofHcial business
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another Fire

For tie Republican
DCwACIAC. January s. 1859
\ fire broke out this morning between .wo
aud three o'clock, in The wooden buIdiugs
on the South part OF Front -. II extended
TO Heddon's basket tac,ory on Pcansylva-
MA Avenue, aud thence 90 the tobacco a.l
grocery store Of Jones s. Flyau; tre oro-
Gerry aud provision store u Pecs & Co.
and the meat market on Commercial S.
All Of these We're totally consumed Au
The buildings on From, ST. le.veel Tie
three story brick store, belonging O. Jewel
q Dlsvu, and II~r.e. 20 =.-., eel -----.
ion store, are IN ashes. Tae mos. 'mrg-
tant among these were The shoe Shop aal
store Of Lyle K Co; dry goods and grocery
store Of Stebtins Co; cr1cserv Store @.
NJ F Smith; Bank Of Lvle 81 Rogers. gro
Gerry and provision stores OF Sh.Ier ana
Cooper; Bauk Of Denmau s. stowe. and
the large drug and book storeo Howard s
Halleck. -Four or five families. inbatt,nr
the second stores OF some OF these build
ings, have thus been rendered L0useless
The total amount Of buildings consumed.
and loss incurred by this ire. is eqlal, L
not superior 10 that Of January, 1864 G.
the several amounts insured. OF Of iul.v.l-
ual losses, l have not been informed Tie
three story brick store belonging to JEW
ell * Dixon. remained unframed during The
confag7atiou OF The Two story wooden
structure by is side. The coatcats q t1e
several bauk safes were uniDl1rel. J. G.
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TIE neutrality-suspicious. Railroad Land
Grams

The u--ple re- TIE No--hern Counties,
.a.cr.at..- Of Detroit are
50 anxious 10 Uenel, ~ railroads. are cir
culatiac !1 every county petitions TO Con-
rrsss. asking LAT the railroad grants shall
oease, AID t4-- tie lands, if desired ior
railroad purposes. shall. he placed IN tFusi
10 he hands O. the state. ard opened al
once ID sal. and settlement. md the mon
les 80 received be applied to the ali OF the
sevsra. roads. This. !. the agitators OF
these railroad projects arc not controlled
lr mere merle9ar. motives. must meet a.
,..-- g desired, aud we shall therefore ex- 4
bee. dat siessrs. Frost, Ward i Co, the
owners ~ vil9ge sizes and pine lands 70
gs benefited IS -ls construction Of these
roads. vl. ll.e wi,l tie people Of the
cyu.-.e- through which these roads are 10
pass. auu ai.4 1l- forward tbs tleiE Pc
...on, which Is tle expression ot the peo-
Die. LET Tic press o. tls Northern cOun-
lies rad. lo.l d. tl.s matter sorously, and
SIC ca1 Stop .llt-s. sNlIl.es upon the
Government aud bang these lands again
INTO marker. vnlA have undoubtedly pre-
vents. 10000 people tcom settling with Us,
r.o ta.e -.-e s. aid 20 Tie wealth 2nd
p9p-l-I.-- u O.--I 1-a,vs' \ l4.5S "~'1--
yer o. signatures ara beng obtained IL
his ctv. Of uu. business men. Let all
interested. COPY. a-l circulate among their
s-. ....I trIar.l- and forward 10 their
mtu.er Us Congress Tie petition IS Is
t,..r
o.. rr..,..7 c,,,ss.
80 -''- -'''y 90 - ..o
I-e MeilJii-l J- Tue ih-''1'. "D'' " 'uS
-O-a.y o---. --L '-v 80 ~ -.
lSaa, shows ~ oll no.'oi Aoio 80 -, -
H --e '-- ~ ~ --''. ','.-..- -
"eie i---- ~ --- 7---- ol '-'0'''s~i' ~ 80
i-- e1i'.i',-''D "' 00'''''" '''''
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Ao'-.''" i'- e' 1910 -. -
territory more '"~' 49, r..-,. '-,9
2 al-7 Oh " t-S--'. ~ az ~
aie t'iliii-' 10y y. ''- go
llli'-ie. '-'..7 A"o'- ~ aug ~ &c
~ "t- '- 90 80 '' me -''4
if-- .Ai~e ~. .', 7,--1 "a mn -'-
I.-'.'u Z, .i-7 -'""'' '.'N7 "-A'9,
settlements .'-i 1't- -''"9 '"' Ou7"oN'
alul-- u- e.l.'e it-''~ o0~NP'o9 ~ s'-o
grants. a-i ..- --le Ji eiN'a'@''O" Vas las
uoNii- ,- Z. -e' .-r dHd ne.riop 1Dl' s39',
Ic- agriculture Ie-.'i'' l4+' 49, ~
these grants was % .,eI.. 'lv .lue VI M
m.- ration. 4n- leave lhe cary pioneers III
isolated -etDemenis' without the power "
extend --eiA 1I -o es.-.1il7A SV"Oo'7' % U' Gu
Is. o-Dei pu'-V l|'-'-1.lo"s y. 'l'P, 70
mei'7 Le-e-si'- 'o '1o p.ospe''1s u 'n1
c1ln.i.- ana lue Wen oei'5 anu proper
csi--fv OF iae c.-iZei--
Ne- Cd mac rl TINS CONAN. NAeie 1ne
Great bulk %. ile granted lands lie, I'D the
lnalr p---.. LAS Vet been penetrated
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A!sIAzCN.-Tte Ad-sr..ssr and Trii s.ns
stated 'ew days since, that the Jackson
ana Lansing railroad was under the con-
troll q The Michigan Central Railroad, but
day or two anerward corrected the erron-
eous statement Tie road IS still under
Tie coniro. or ,he original company, and Is
ran AID managed by them. Tie Michigan
Central Company Lave nothing 70 do with
ibe read. further than 10 receive its freights
ana passengers. The Central company
guaranteed lie bonds Of the Jackson and
La'sid- railroad. in consideration q the
road beng run il connection with their
road.
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CHICAGO AND MICHIGAN GEAND TErvE
RAILWAY COMPANY MEETING. a LARGE and
enthusiastic meeting OF tie citizens o. La1-
sing was held =; tie Commous Council
Room in the city OF Lansing. or Monday
evening. January s,h. 1866
On motion. Col Whitney Jones. was ap-
pointed Chairman. and Chas v Butler.
Esq, Secretary.
The following preamble and resolution
was offered By Hon. Wm. T. Chapman.
Whereas. We, The citizens OF the CT @:
Lansing feel = deep lnteres, IN. aud arure-
ciale the Importance Of { speedy railroad
connection east aud west. that VII benefit
our city and vicinity. aud Lot 11r,leu o.
embarass Us; There ore,
Rss0lred. That We are ID favor CT ex-end-
ing aid 10 the Chicago aul Michigan Grand
Trunk Railway CO. by voting lax u len
per centum Of the assessed valuatisC O.
this CITY IN aid OF said enterprise.
Motion made % adopt preamble ana res
olut.on. Hon. T. Z. Stevens. oISt. J0seu1.
being present, was called auoU. w1o adj
dressed tie meeting il a Gear and i1rc.ble
manner. showing conclus.ve,y. aDd beyond
I shadow Of DOUBT. ne p-opretv or tie
adoption ~ tile preamble ard es-.-- p.
ard Gear! proved that .- vas IL. liz la.5r-
est OF Lansing 10 unte anl Cooperate r.th
the {. IN 6 = T " CO
D. c. Wiley ESQ Hon Vim. IL Crap
mau, A y. Hart 1ud Or. Hayes. spoAe Il
favor OF the preamble anu resolution. Ire
question was carried Unanimously.
On motion Of Judge Chapman, l. vas re-
solved. Tat the resolution viii lie pe....1a
and the ca. te laid before re CoCucl a.
their next meeting. Acop-el
On uotic1. l5.9urned.
WHITNEY JONES.
CsErnsGz.
GAS ". B-TLgz,
Sec-ererT
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Section fourth provides that defendants III
any suit in any court. who shall claim a.t
rights uuder this act y way o. defence.
may remove by petition such sui, ito 10
proper district or circuit cOur.
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'' PEocAsT-SA-llN IS ABE IHrzs oF INE.
P ---as4-g aa- .-- --rt. -.v- - GEES
uss1er-- C--e .- --- s-.r-a v .-- -ll-.- -ss
yoa n-y ls-- g z----. ----as ----- l- --d s.--
t-ezs q 80 s--ac- W-- ~- .---.,F
c1--- . s-- -.-.- .r -s 1- -t-- r-
-- .--.a-. ac-l-
aea'.y Dr-7eosil ana Oil is sineroo sso-si4s.
CO.'S Hay 80. away De- r--i n
o cases - ~ W-ooP.-s c--z Co.'S Cirz-s.
al - --Ela- -1- g. p 11--r. c--1 s--.-ts .-3wi
CAe-AL. >--1oS.-Llier LIS Banking
$50 10 G Ds..av Co. ---s.-- EC,.l-. W
--r- 1---- z-sP sss5slu,'g e. h--1 CHE 1l---s=i
---.-s Az se.vs 81 --. seals e.. =
-.--s f---1 ------s r.--.vl- -r--t --g l.r--.t-su
.-- 1856. 55stf
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\ CeRaEc-ICS. The Detroit Airsrtiss7-
ana -r.5tTr, inadvertently stated that The
So .1- e Li--T'- was lie lrst abolition pa
per plo--Ael il N.ch gan. The first pa
per OF any 6-ud west of Ann Aroor. 10 Mich
isan, was ,hc A11-vsc1g F-e@wq1. publish
ed AZ Jackson. b. Wn. Sullivan s Seymour
3. Ir5adweI in 1889 and 1910 which was
merged IN Tie S.Jfa, 7 Liberty This vas
Tie -rs- Aoo-aca paper published IN the
eSteru states. Ibe press and type were
brought ir0l. Cincinnati lu 8 common mar
Se- wagon.
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The total Internal Revenue recein,z f,r
me SIX months ending Dse. 80, vera sI75.-
$50, As o. -
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T. 3. Bradford Public Administrator Of
New York c-ly, LIS ackuow edged himself
= desa1-,er Al TIE san o. $40. COO. The
money vas .oss IN stock specalstiona
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GAS ". B-TLEz,
Secretary.
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- Goods sent HONE Frss n ch-rs
I-.--.a- De % ise5 -t
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DYC. w. B0TELER, Auctfoneer
- Ne. $40 d street between 10th and llth

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE. STORY
BRlCK DWELLING ON 18TH STREET
BY virtue Of q deed In trust bearing date Sep
temher Srh, 1875, and duly recorded 10 Liber f.
M. ii No 9, foios $50 ISL and l52, OF the land
recOIds Of Washington county, ID. c., shall SELL
on FRIDAY, May 18th. At O'Clock p. m, on the
premises part Of Lot No 4, In Square No. 32i, de.
&c ibed in said doc follows :-BeRinnine for the
same at . point twenty eight feet north OF the
southwest corner Of said square, rnnning thence
east nifty feet, thence north sixteen feet, thence
west sixty feet to the line Of 18th street west and
thence with the line Of said l2th street. south six
all and singular the buildings. rights, privileges
and appurtenances thereto belonging. The i'm.
proveme nts consist Of q three story Brick Dwell.
lag. with three story back building, located on
18th street. between and SITS
Oonveyancing and stsmp Pc ct purchasers cost.
Terms each. W. A BOSS. Trustee
an H-law1ds CHAS W ROTEJER 49,
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COVERNMlNT SALE OF THE MILITARY
" RAILROAD AT BRAZ0S SANTI-
AGO TEXAS
EdrteTW ds1er GeNSrdI's O6c,

2Iarter,a sster Gessrar. Office.
The attenti.p Sf ~ o. april w.
Investment is invited 70 ihis SAFE.
the sensra Division Of Ri U and
U 4 as1s e Il p s
sse. II he Emitted State: in and to The
whites Rancho. Texas Texas. IRON 0fs10' santiago 70
The sale viii Include the entire track, and 81.
Srdse & r.osd ssa SIss
pertaining to the road, together with the roll
Ing stock, cars, machinery, and other equip
The sale will not include the title to the land ,
This road is about ten miles IN isns,S and
tends from Srazos Santiago to Whites Rancho,
is made BY steamer With Bro~nsSiiie and Nate.
mi. sogss I: the .hor test and best for the i'm.
s.d q: sas can fsaa;'
The road already completed saves thirty miles Of
din,oui tan and sorsnous naviEatiop. Boats the
Browa:y,l!e - high Ss per barrel, and for pas.
The road is ave feet gauge, good ties, rail, and
Mere esIticu!ss., description Of the property can
9uartsrmsster Military division Of the Gulf. st
"A condition Of the sale will be tina. transports.
tion shall be furnished for ell Government troops
snd s % At the rates paid
trail railroad. N'
The terms Of payment accepted will be those
considered the most favorable TO the Government
Ten per cent. cash, in Government funds TO be
paid on acceptance Of proposal
or all proposals
Proposals should be endorsed, :. Proposals fer
purchase Of Brazos Santiago and Rio Grande Rail-
rosd and addressed to the Division OF River and
Rail TT,a1spoItatiop, 9usrtsrmaster Generals or.
By order Of the ouartermsster General.
ALEXANDRA BLISS,
Division q. NJ. G. o. : i--r An % at
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AUCTION SALES.
~ JAMES Q. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auctionssr.

EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCK
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON NAV no. o,clk
AZ tne Aecnon Rooms, we will sell, the folio wing
Nirginia6 per cent Coz pom Bond Of 81 ,0Oo with
July lo6l, Cou pom attached S'' "
pS Orsege and Alexandria per cent Railroad
BONDS az III SO each, July, 1851, Coupon attached
4 Orange and Aiex sndria Railroad, Of S5O1 each.
Coupons OF July, 1851, attached.
Manassas Gap Railroad per cent. Bonds of
SIno each, Coupons attached, OF oily /, 1861
5Nanassas Gap Railroad. $500 each do
six per cent Allegheny Mining Company Bonds
OF 40 each, Coupons of uly I, 1870, attached
i Ten per cent. Ramsay County fMinuesota)
Bono OF Sl,uO, Coupon due April 1, 1870 attached
INDIANA Central per cent. Railroad Bond OF
Sl.v~', with one Coupon due May I. 1886
North n1ssourf per cent Railroad Bond Of
81 goo, with Coupon due July l, 1851, attached
lCertfncafe. No 2. City Of Hannibal, 4 Ne D. per
cent Certificate Of Indebtedness of 81, 900
City OF Hannibal 8 per cent. Coupon Bond Of
10, Cen pom OF June I. 1851, attach
. Detached Coupons Of Allisonia Ma pufacturipp
Company. OF $50 each
shville and Ohsttanooga g. per cent. Railroad
Bond for 81 20, Coupon due July l, 1884, attacked
Cbesapeake and Ohio Canal per cent pre-
1erred Bonds OF 81 100 each, Coupon of July /. is55
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal per cent. pre-
attached. ~
Terms cash
By order Of the Agent for the Owner
my sd j. c. MCGUIRE Co, Aucts.
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RY JAS. q. AcGUIRE co., Auc.ioneers,
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE CITY

BY authority Of the Supreme Court OF this Dis.
nict; passed S. In sqpity. No al, Matilda Gram
sale, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, May i.th 1876
AZ Ssoeh on the prenses to the highest bid
Lots lettersc and market b, II, M, and N, in
the subdivision OF part Of square o. 1874 fronting
respectively on Ooupecsfeut avenue ana the cor
ner 81 and IL h streets
Ard on the same after noon. at s O'Clock, on the
premises: We shall sell Lot No. s. in square No.
23' fronting IS feet inch Oh Canal street by LOO
feet oeep, near the l4th street b. idee.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in s, IT, and
10 mon tbs with interest for which the purchaser
ponds, With surety. will be taken, and lien re-
served Oh the property sold.
IL the terms be not omplied with within Eve
days from the day CT SALE the trustees reserve the
right to resell, on seven days' putlJ notice at
ply.
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pD.d
GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT. 0IEARORO 10 q

ShVALA1 ObfO1, 01G6bOh0. ". u.
QxanerMastey Generals OD5ee, First Dtu,s,on.s
order q sss Il s' asssrs, th.r.
S:ssi e. Il: ss:s!ssS
one a. STEAM sR1NDINa AND FEED
frame, with massive granite found 10 by 50
ieet: with coal bay and engine houses attached
n q tne very best material and In the
Also, ., the same time and place, the machinery
'rS sn' ioS SoaH;ing SowIR
with cy Under Of twenty two CID inches diameter
heavy soa and at hot
pumps and heater, and cast-iron fly wheel, with
diameter and twenty four "a, inches faee Sith
Judsons patent governor.
TWO 90 BOILERS S ~ so-HoRsE POWER
made Of the nss. boiler iron sixteenth. $40
and fourteen lsj fseI i've tsi inches in length each
s:eh MN, h5s: I. H. s.3 fourth in
4hfBTT k aso fs RAEkSE sF sS2k
Constructed Of solid French burr milestone, and
set in heavy, we'll balanced frames, with hay cut
handle the hay grain sad prepared FEED on the the
mo.tecsnomcal and labor saving plan.
p: q % aSsa Ss.Ss and t
hsngers and boxes sufficient to drive ten LIoj pairs
ply and twenty four "a isshs: vide ii Ths
belts for driving the mills &C. are Of the best oak
tanned. patent stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures
snd workm.nship and are s.ili IN sscslient com on,
IN operation only about ffsssn months having 0ssn
Ii deemed advisable by the agent Of the Govern.
nent on the day Of sale, the buildings will be sold
separately.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers will be rcQui red o remove their
property before the fret (lstI day of July ne l.
unless otherwise arranged with the owner of the
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth stres.
wharf every hour during the day Of GALE
Any further information that may be desired
Will be gwen upon application in person or By let.
TEL. to Captain George +. Browning, A q. M.
Giesboro. d. c., or at this Office. -
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevst Brigadier General, in charge
aplSn First Division. Q. M. q. 0.
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6A few young ladies. attending the female
department of Knox College Ill, a few ever
lngs since, procured some whiskey from a
drug store, and for a froIic became stnnidlv
drunk. Two of them ha We sir ce been o. ' nsIIaS
and sent home.
HTSteved babies is a favorite dish with some
of the natives Of San Domingo.
- A man In Fishkill is dying from HYDRO.
pbobia from the bite of a cat
0Negro suffrage was not even damand.a
OF Coioraso, as the qualif cation for adm ission
whist the Radicals are rending the Union 10
compel South Carolina 10 extend il 20 the
~'Cut my straps and let me 90 10 pIorvr
AZ Sam Slick exclaim ed when he took the firs,
Kiss. No doubt about it, A tat ripA kIss-not
more than twenty years old-is, what Won ma
really call, "hp- topr' be IL the first or last
~Slayery is rapidly extending IN Eyyp, tn
meet the demands for increased labor in the
cotton fields The slaves are brought from the
upper Nile. The average life OF these slaves
DO not exceed four years. and il is estimated
that three persons are killed for every slave
taken.
- "hit. laoorers stepped in and took the
places OF the negroes who struck for higher
mills the other day.
syIn the shoddy districts, so called. n, york-
shire, one hundred and four millions sight
hundred and eighty EIGHT thousand ponnds OF
mat m aligned article are consumed annuaIly.
ga man named Elemi ne died at I,octnor,
H.
dred and two years, having been born In 1854
He was never sick in bis life, even to the ex-
tent 4 headache or tOothacbe, and was ne YER
srherer from any thing in the way Of acci-
dem.
- Jamfs. LittlewOrth, Of Plymouth PA :,
nov &c years old, Is the father OF thirty. one
chIloren- III oldest Of whom is fifty years, and
the Youngest four months. He Is living with
E. iourth wife, whom he married ar the age of
AT nine, she being then little Indian 50 uaw
=. fourteen.
Inc non: John Hogan. N. c., from ST
Ioe, snd first rate hearty greeting. He
loves All the people out there ..to tie Il An
afeW Johnson" Ave win tie 10 MIN ;, schoad
NE responding crowd oe"oeo
ne democratic State ION yention of Rens
tnchy nas acopted resolutions expres,ivs ~
s az nxa"' ana marking the Prssident for
AN exchange intimates that tns per,.,
call for the lint and bandsges looks i,hs maj
sess-the paper business. ss"'
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER
LOT, at the corner Of North Car olina Avenue and
nth street east,
On TUESDAY, the Sth instant, at O'Clock D.
s4nare No. $50 having good fr. nts and depths 1t
will be subdivtded to suit purchasers
Terms One half cash balance in six and tvelye
months; secured by deed Of trust on the prem
lsee. Al conveyancing and revenue stamps at the
when sold,
my a GREEN WILLIAMS Anc,,
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A SUPERIOR RFMIDY

We can conscienttousiy recommend 70 those sui
LANDS MELLlFLUO0S COUGH BALsAM.
IL gives relief almost nstantaneous and 10 withai
but the Mellinuous Coaeh Balsam 10 ono Of the
BEST in Ise, and 10 ell that It's Propri
past week, and found relief from most distressns
cough. Its prepared by pr. Strickland, No. I3S
Guses Sold ohaS and u Ter sale ?.
wAITEg Drug Store, and CHAS. OHRISTI-
ANTS, III Pa. avenue and S02 Ninth street.
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SECRET DIsEAsra

sAMARITAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
ehectual femedy-indesd, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures in two 10 four days and
recent cases IN twenty -fou hours No mineral no
bslssn, no mercury Only ten pills to be taken II
n the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
not want TO be exposed. Male packages, o.; r.
male, S9. W
sAMARIrANs Roor AND HERE JuIcRs-A positive
and peTmant ut cure for Spy hills Scrofuia, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots, letters, &c Price 81 rs per bottle
Sold by 3 Q: Fsrd See adxertisemant my 8
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my2d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF BUILDING LOTS on 10Th
stIee! vest; between l. and N streets nsrth, at
On TUESDAY; the sth inst, at 6 o'clock ,. m II.
No. III, having 80 feet front BY 40 feet 10 inches
deep, to 30 foot alley, witt the improvement
secured BY deed of trust on the premises. All
convey ancfng and revenue stamps at the cost OF
the purchaser. 90 down when the lot is sold.
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED ~ DIR
STRCKLAND,& PILE REM RnY

Mr.. Glass, Of Janesyille, Wisconsin, writes fer
the benefit OF all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
waited case Of Piles, and his brother discharged
yzed with the Ples) Both these d sire ssing cases
were cured with one bottle Of Dr. STRIOKLANDB
PlLE Rem EDY. The Recommendation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
BY DR. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer.
Ing that the most chronic cases Of Piles
are cured by Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy. It 10
500 s{ PrIggists everywhere. Sold By }. W.
avenue and S02 Ninth street. 90 S6-ly
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b sso i D stress. sss . ioss ana IN, ~.
SALE OF. A SUBSTANTIAL BRICK Dwell.
LING AND AD1oihiNG LOTS AT AUG.
On nONDAY AFTERNOON Nay =, ss ..,H.
shall SELL, on the premises the whole Of eri ain
Lots Is, -. and part Of Is. in Square No. s.
The~s Lots have been sabdi vided into six Lsts.
- follows, viz Lot 4 fronts n feet inches on
the cernsr o. = and 9th strssts; Lot fronts ~
ts.t on street; Lot fronts q feet on K street.
These Lots ran baek 81 feat 20 alley feNk
inches wide. Lot frosts % feet on street.. VIM
depth OF g feet inches. Lot fronts s. feet !
Improved BY large and substantially built four
story Brick Dwelling, with large Back Buildins.
containing altogether about fourteen rooms Lot
fronts - feet 2inches on 27th street adioip ming
an nlley, depth 81 feet ches Improved by Veil
bcilt Brick etabis and Carriage House.
rale absolute.
Terms: One ham cash balance In si Z and tveIv "a
month";; notes TO bear interest and be saisfactsriy
chaser. 20
ap sd O. ". B0TELER, Auet.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ OBfAINlNo MONEY uNDBR FALSE
Lu6ip5 Rxtrsets 30 essuine. fke eeHe = SHoos
IlaSsd 90 hssxsssr Fog tns paiy sIs.! IePuLaE
Rus has literally takes the Md ouS al the
sales Of the frfekstrr, Who prsteuc g. ssl artces
shst cannot bow be imported except @ DECD Ioes.
Sold cvery~ here ma
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay OF
warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which prostrats the vital
powers. with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of
SkILLiN HQUGHToN, Howard Association,