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The MOST CERTAIN REMEBY EvER USED.
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Contains NO Mineral, no Balssm, no Mercury.
Omly Tea Pills 20 BE- Takss 90 ESea q Owe.
rhey are entirely vegstsOie, having no smell nor
s.y sSs 81 q
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male. % suS.r .ss FOOT AND H5Es JGi6 3 81 mos,
biity, and for al COMPLAINTS incident 70 tho 81.
Eat by express. Price Gle Der bottle.
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Z, IN ceccs Of ussd IN eeanseeios Win the
Boot and Herb yuiees.
Full directions. Prioe . cents.
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WHAT THE s sQsss Ess sAH r .rHssA.A.
"PesI hosrIIAi, fonI AAlshALL, Hsltinors.
vsafing thas have sseA The banaritsa Rsasdiss'
for VOnerAl dtsoooeo In tto most CUSTOMARY torma:
that have used then With Judgment, discrofaen.
aud properly, and, have found them respond 20 ny
their oc@pssikon, have the Juliet ecusd nee is
their eoacy, and far e NJ ass q them sxtOnds,
IrSso6nssa thsa Ss!oeflZs ,ov,..
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esaA ~ Q. o. FORD, essnsr ilsA street. s.a Penn.
glvan1e avenue, Weshington; HBNRH COOK,
Aloxan1ria. We; I'd ky DrnSgfsts generally.
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=. CUBE. sold wholesale and retail ny DUCK
EFT BUOKD. A pothecariee, No. So Psnnsyl-
vsnia between 3lst and I'D streets. and oy
6ruGR1otD generally, Is colin
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NEsTILAIION--An apparatus has recently
Dren invented Tor purifying the vIiiated AR OF
theatres. churches, and crowded lecture nails
Ii consists OF a metallic vessel, winch reyoIves
and containing perfumed water: the latter j.
gwen on oy the application OF heat in III.
form of steam, through Jets placed on the out
side OF the vessel. This steam being dissent
mated throughout the apartment, absorbs ana
precipitaies the poisonous matter present In
the aimosphere.-PhiLadelp Ledosr
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DRoPosALs FoR WASTE PAPER
Posr OFrTcK DEPARTMENT,

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHING ron. December Is. 1886
PROPOSALS are inv ed for purcLs sing the waste
IAfk accumuistng in this Dee artment of th,
following desert ption. viz
i. transcripts Of postmasters' accounts OF m all
received ana sent. post bills, white paper esu-
mated quantity, Is 0u pou nds year.
J. Mixed Paper, consisting of wrappers of sc-
counts and other packages, together with letter
envelopes OF various eOlors; estimated quantity,
20 0e pounds Q year
5. Dead Letters, which the accented bidder will
be required TO deface thoroughly uder the
peryisfon OF an agent OF this Depsrtment Mt, TO
render IL fmoossible 90 read them estimated
quantity, 5000 pounds . year.
=. Newspapers; estimated quantity 4 600 pounds
o year.
Bidders will specify price per pound for esc
As to the dead letters, the Department must BE-
ss.s i,s sith the mode OF def~cins them before
The papers must be removed from the cellar OF
the 0eDer al Post Once Building the cost OF
accepted bid der. and In his own bags. often
may be required BY the Postm ester GENERAL
No mail bass will be finished for this purpose.
must be paid for en- eelivery.
Bids are invited for one year, commencing on
the frst 81 January next. and viii be received
until MONDAf, the 3lst instant, st O'Clock
N.
They should be addressed TO the Postmaster Gen.
eral, and en- dorsed " PropysAls for westt Paper.
ALEX. W. RANDALL.
de l4-eotdesl Postmaster General.
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RAILROAD LINES.

1866 p,u.syLSvRsENA1TE Rourr 1867
@M 49, -
TO THE soRTHwIsT, SOUTH, AND SOUTH
wINrER SCHEDULED
,. On and alter November ls. 1876, trains VIII
- 50 Ia 10 .. m.
TIE sRTXff y psS;S u TRACK hs Il u m
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State room
day and night Oars with modern imProyements.
AIRY other route. Two hundred miles saved 20
Western ane Central New York.
Two Daily Trains to the West;
through from baltimore to ROOHEsrER and
PITTSBURGH without change.
. Passengers By this route from Baltimore have
t ns Sd sdysnt.ss Of making AZ changes in UNION
Tickets by this route can be procured at the Of
nee, corner 9th street and Pepnsylv anta avenue,
under the National HOTEL. where reliable infor-
Passengers procuring tickets at this once can
secure accommodations in Sleeping Cars Tor IL
=. j. WILKINS. Ticket Agent,
Washington, d. U.
ED: g. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Baltimore, Md. del "
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GhsoLINE--A correspondents of New York
Journal calls public attention To the dangers of
using gasoline as an illuminating fluid He
says thls subs. anee gets Its name from Its ex-
IRENE volatility, and is produced in the dis'iI-
laii0n OF petroleum. having. until recently
however, been regarded "a waste product.
IL - one OF the lIghtest and most yolatil.
IqnIos known, Its specific gravity being less
than that OF ether, and ~ is so volatile tha, an
ounce or more left uncovered in a wine glass
VIII entirely disappear in a few hours liz is
hIghiv Innammable, burning even on the sur
race OF water, and rs ~ Is almost as uDc.ntrol
liable ard dangerous a. SunpowGer the public
are Justly warned against using ii for iliumi-
n2tiEg purposes.
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est Of whom was fifty-seyen wears OF ays DE- .
ktroyed themselves in the west of England
during one week in November Two OF these
eSeb's occurred IA Cornwall. where one James
Shakerley, ffty-seyen years old. HING himss,s
on me farm premises of his brother lin Law
and where woman named Hill, aged ffty
nlhe, OF Bodlnnlek, threw herself into the river
foWey. Both had for some time been in a de.
spending condition; so also had a widow. IN
good circumstances. named Bsstin, aged sixty.
who hung herself st her farmhouse near .Rock
ear, South Devon.
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RY W. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioueers.
TBUsTEESr SALE OF iMPoyED REAL Es

BY vir,ue Of deed of trust, duly recorded in
Liper TN. & 7, No. 81. ges 49, &c, of the l. and
Records of the pIstri.t of Columbia, wo will, on
the 9Th day Of January, 1857. at O'Clock .. IN !.
pose Tor sale at bile auction the premi ses
certain Resi Estate, being lots No. 10 and IL, in
Samuei Davidsons subdi vision of Square number
I'd one hundred and eighty three. in Warrington
city, r. with the buildings. improvements and
appurteDances to the same belonging
Terms One half cash; balance in g. IL and "a
months, to be secured by deed of trust on the
pe emf -. Al conxsyape,inS and stamps at the
net complie1 with within five days after the SALE
2 resale VIII be had 81 the risk and cost of de-
fanlt1nR purchaser SlO to be paid at the fall Of
the hammer. WALTER s COX.
OaAS NJ. MATHEWS,
Trustees of the Third Building Association, of
de -eo&ds W. WALL q co ;, Aucts
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LAW SIC URING THE WIFKs PRoPRgrY-An
act has been passed by the Georgia Leyisla
ture, and signed by the Governor, providing
that all property of The wife at the time of her
marriage, whether real or personal, or chooses
IN action. shall be and remain her separate
property and that all properly given 10. in.
herited or acquired by the wife during covert
ure. shall vest in and belong her. and shall nor
be liable for the payment Of any debt, default
contract of the husband
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BANKERS.

PILLS ON LONDON.
FOR SALE IN SUMS TO SUIT.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT ON "a.
FORABLE TERMS
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 90, Bankers,
nol4u 292 Pennsylvania avenue.
Jay COOKE 4 CO.,
BANK E.Rs,
FOisenA street. opposite Heasxsy,
Duysnd sci s,currsnt market rates. and keep
onstsntly on hand, full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN.THIRTIls, AND OOMPOUND
INTEREST MOTHS.
Orders f,r STOCKS. BONDS, &o., executed, and
Collections made on oil accessible points.
sel-n
narrow 4 CO.,
BANKDRe,
Corner Louisiana avenue and seventh rect.
pKALKRs IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER
" ltf AND LAND WARRANTS.
First National Bank Of Washington.
ed. COOKE. tof Jay Cooke 4 Oo.,) President.
WA. 9. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGlNT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
leth srrset, oypo,tts the Tsasssy Department.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
- ONE MILLION DOLLARSA
Webuy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMEN7
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection,
Ga ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful
ans prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS Of b USINESS MEN and FIRMS.
and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 20 GOVERN
MENT LOANS at ell times cheerfully furnished
WIN. 3. HUNTINGTON, Ga shier.
Washington, March 20, 1865. m2I-tf
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LOB THE BAsTERH 0HORF

The large, staunch, and cemmodious Steamer
Wilson SMALL, CAPT. y. 7.
ka AsR R|I Is;7: s;l her 1is5 Sspes:
tween Barn and Lee Streets SeItinore, every
IuEsn "a T HI9N ssd sATgRPHf, 80
2xFSIkP, CLSkSiSJ R6fNF, W4IL4GHs
WHARE ssd LLOYD'S LANDING.
, Retnr1ins from THE sAORe," she leaves
m, and Easton Point ct p m /, (touching 6 the
intermeeiats landing,D on Mondays, Wednesday,,
and Fridays.
She has hne state rooms, and ell other passenger
accommodations, equal to thoss Of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. 6-n
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10y N. K. WALSH CO., Auctiopeers.
II No. 2e5 Penns ave corner 10th street


VALUABLE SANDbANKS FOB SALE
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO CONTRACTORS
ANb BUILDERS
On MONDAY, 24th Instant, at 3 o'clock, on
Smiths Farm, near 7th street Park, We will offer
Tor .ale, to the highest bidder, One Acre of Sand
bank.
Terms to be made known on the premises when
the property is offered for sale.
de 2l-zt n. X. WALSH 4 Co, Aucts
- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account OF the incleRency OF the weather, IN I'll
m0NDAY, the 3lst instant. at clock .. M
dez4 nj X WALSH 90 Aucta
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hIABiES FOB 1851 large assortment Of
- pIAklEs, for 1861 for sale af Low prices
no " SRA1Ck TAYLOR.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
TRAME BUILDING AT AUCTION.

hAME bUlLDlN0 Az AUCTtON.
Ca.S Q.s't~Ss.ss.,. oee',b pss~ 2, w..ls.ss.-.}
will be sold ct public aacIion, on FRIDAY, JAM
usry 4. 1871 at II clock under the direction
Of B.evet Lieutenant Colonel James N. Moore A.
One Franz Building, so1sI feet, and
Situated on b street north. between 18th and 18th
street. vest, e stisnou. 20 Medical Museum.
s. h sI.s .:, a; as1.1. ~ J. s.n ss.;
A ri 1n bSsSf t0T ~ SSIkPSAN0n
Wq,hi.ston CITY, December q, 1856
ssf,HR the sss
fourth 74) day Of January. 1857 at the once ofthe
i,rte lot Of Opdnsnce stores. serVicesbis and nm
ms 81 .S She. snS . Shell u;
Smell Arms, Gun Carriages. and Miscellaneous
The articles will be sold in lots to suit pur-
be deposited on the conclusion Of the SALE md the
h.s pder ytbin ten no. ds{s afterva,d during
Navy Y.Id, other wise they viii revert to the Gov
de u. sOlst Chief Of sursau.
ssF "a SH6S
o Ws,s. 9 B. g. R Sss.%s.. 4 ,sss
~ e1scn Of the The
Auction, atLincoln Depot in this city. under the
on ysnaarg
IS ' ooo ibssd Horse Shoes 10 O BlsnP Pss
6iOg he Wrought Scrap 500 Horse and Mule COL
&c f. c ca a:ss
l77s lbs lion Huts. as u Army Wagons
sorted 20 wohor.e Ambulan-
rs IS q iars s Fire Hose % se s Dart.
sss ieet leather do. q Ambulance wheels
Isl sets heel Mule Har- Cy Cylindrical Steam Boil
1877 sets wheel Ambu- 2Nsrine sIscks
lance Harness I57 Coal stoves
l4s sets Lead Mule Har- Il Office Desks
l7s Wagon Brides % S Water G oasfs
IFS Riding Brides To- Barrels
Is cCleiisn saddles q Grina.toues
IL Wagon de. 2l0 Lanterns
] Army RaDge $50 lbs Assorted Rope
~, Together with ShoSeis, Picks, Spaaes, Axes,
Wagon Whips, Cart Harness, Blscksmi tbs Tools,
Thu wsre, Carpenters Tools, Tables, Cocoa NJ at
Terms Cash in Government funds.
Goods must be removed within Ten days from
'A's u 'A'e Assistant ouarterms. nT Gsnsa2l,
DELI dts Brevet Major General U. 5. A..
GALE OF OLD AID UNsERvICEALE DAN
- Non; SnALs 6 AkSs, AHD sHdK Eel
bDea" &asi,mstS% c asF Bee e. lsss
On the 10Th day Of January, ls57, at nooa, there
Will BE sold at public anctIOR, in the Norfolk navy
yard to the highest bidder, a lot Of old and nm
serviceable Cannon, small Arms, and Miscells-
neous Articles of Naval Ordnance
The Cannon. Shot. and Shell will be sold ~ the
pound, and the Small Arms and other Miscel-
Ianeeus Articles OF Ordnance In lots to suit pur.
Terms: One. half cash in Government funds to
remainder within ten days at erwsrds. curing
whieh time the articles must be removed from the
yard, other wise they revert to the Govesnmsut.
de II eotd Chief Of Bure.u.
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PROPOSALS.
proposals. FOR FURNISHING ARTTCLIs
L AT TIE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD
NAVY PAlNAsTER. oEF,cx

WARRINGTON, ID e., December Is iss
seated proposals.. to be endorsed Prono-.ls y
VII be received at this once until u N the ar,
oS o. January. ISL, for the follo~iRg supplies
rh,sa Msa Be Of the rsry teSf qEaif,y a. be daity
cred; free 81 expense and Government tar. ~ tba
Washington Navy Yard, and sEbjecf 70 IA. Ksaag
tn9etftoS fhe,eaf, TO wit
BEreas Of OrdaaRc,
o,Setssay hve hundred pounds round and square
Sofhree huHdredp pounds round and square CAST
> iW eleven hundred) posnds Shear Steel
ltvsnty-twoD dozen Files
1styo hundred and seventy hveD pounds Brass
Lonel barrel boiled Lin.eed Oil
30 three hundredD pounds pare White Lead
800 three hundreG pounds Brandon, Brown,
500 uhrse hundred bushei. Ch.roo.,
$50 zone hundred and hftyD pounds cotton ws.te
BU.aa Of Sean Eastae,rtas
1.eootuxteep hunared) pieces young White Bick
DRY, for cog wheels 'e @Se
Is twenty tyeD,eamless Brass Tubes for hoilsrs
4 lfourl toar. inch BY phoH Pump-.
heepopslbie security required for the pron,.
and faithful delivery OF supplies awarded. Bl.pk
forms, wth ynrther as (Or biddsrS, 20 "a
bad at this ONCE. CALVIN u. JACKSON
De 26-st Paymsster Q Navy.
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DROPesALs FOR FLESH BEEF.

once Depof C0f1DltsSdry Of SatbSfueDes. 4
Washtnsloa, ID. G.. Decent er "A 1886
Sealed Proposals, OF the form furnished by the
underslgned. will be received in duplicate until
IhURsDAY the a Of January. 1867, at IL IN for
all the FkE, BEEF required by the troops Al
the following places. viz :-fsrt Washington and
Fort Foote, Md.
ALI the meat will he subject to q riefd ipspac-
ton; TO he Of excellent mar ketable quality and in
uneNception ssie condition. of equal proportions OF
lore and 'ac-0uariers, necks. shsnks, and Kidney
tallow moi received.
In all cases ii the meat IL not satisfactory. pur
chsses IA the open market will be male Al the ~.
ptBse of the contractor.
The contractor will he required TO deliver the
meet at the store house at the places name1
in such Quantities and st such times, as the A al
:. at those pisces may direct.
Separate proposals will be received for supnIv-
Ing either OF the abovenaned places.
Bidders must be present at the opening of the
bids. - wv
Payment TO be made monthly, or whenever there
IL fu nds on hand for disbu eefnent.
ALI questions respecting Quality and condttton
will he settled by the officer of the Subsistence De-
partnent receiving the meat.
The contract will be made from the 10th of An
uary uptil the seth Of April. 1851, or such period
as the Cemmlssary General may determine.
Bids mnst be endorsed - Proposals for At
-" and addressed to the undersigned
q Malo md ~ - m q
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GALE OF OLD AID uNsERvICEALEO AN-
- NON. SMALL ARMS, AND MISOEL-
LANEOuS ORDINANCE STORES.
DENTISTRY.

L Hh LIE w I'd UENIh Nd ASSOU1A TIUN,
~ No. $50 fENN'A AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets.
Teeth extracted without pain by adminste ri ug
Nitrous Oxyde or Laughing Gas. DR.
LkWiE has recently purchased the bestSyS1T
Chem1cai Apparatus in the country for IGo
vular Inhaler The Association is now prepared
York Philadelphia and Boston prices All per.
sons wishing dental work done can have II as cheap
as IN the above named cities. All work done in
give satisfaction. Persons will do we'll TO call
and ex anime our work. de r. II
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e Mrs j. III. Mcclure, the wife of n farmer
living near Quincy, Ill, was taken sick on the
I'd instant, and on the 4th 10 was apparent to
every one that she was dead. On the 9th she
was buried in the family vault. An old lady
IN company with the children of the decsa sod
visited the vault, when they were startled by
hearing crOans issuing therefrom- which so
frightened the old lady thai she tainted The
children, becoming terrified, ran home and re-
lated the circumstances 10 theiT "a her, who
with three or fonr OF his neighbors, repaired
20 me vanIi, broke open the door, raised the
fofin lid, ana found the poor woman ali We
Inc flesh on her fingers was torn and bleed
ing, her face was mUtilated. and her hair part
~ torn out by the roots, in her efforts to escape
the living death TO which she mad been "a
signed She was Immediately removed to the
house ar medical attendance summoned and
.is row IN fair way of recovery.
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EDUCTION OF PRICES,
INDUCTION OF PRICES,
81 REiUGTiON OF PRICES.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
E- REDUCTION OF PRICES
toners, aud to all other dealers who may favor
me with their orders,
MASSEY, HUSTON cos
MASSEY, HUSTON co.'s
MASSEY, HU6rON& CO.'S
Late Massey, Collins 4 Co.'s)
PHILADELPHIA DkAUGHT AND STOCK ALE
PHILADELPHIA DR.. u9HT AND STOCK ALE
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGaT AND STOCK ALE
AT PHILADELPHIA PRICES.
AT PHILADELPHIA KIUBs,
AT PHILADELPHIA PRICES.
DR.UGHT OR X ALE AT Sill PER RBL.
DLAUGHT OR X ALE AT ell PER BBL.
STOCK Oh Xxx ALE AT $I3 PER BBL.
STOCK Oh Xxx ALE AT $l3 PEB BBL.
Goods delivered in all parts Of Washington and
6eorRetown free Of charge
TERMS Cash.
All orders promptly attended to.
Riley A. SHINN,
.f.. PhiIaaeiphiar Ale Agent,
Corner Of Greene and Olive streets,
de lin Georgetown, p.D.
DOR1ABLB -Irr
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M GREEN D WILLIAMS, Auotisnsers,
TKVsTEEH SALH


Under and by virtue Of o decree passed By the
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia, In
cause depending therein. and numbered W., eQuity
in which Zep6anish Jones 10 CON plainaut aud
Horace etringfellow and others are defend ants .
SssrPs dat. on the q de-, n July 1856 We viii
January next, A. d; 1867: ga O'Clock. p m on
the premises parts Of Lots No. and IL, In Sou
No AZ. a. folio ~ Beginning at the southe ast
east corner Of Square No I3., and ru uning thence
west Al feet and fBches; thence north 20 feet:
thence west feet and 10 inches; thence north rs
feet And 4 inches thence east lUO feet to eth
vest, end thence. with said street, TO the begin
ming; together With the improvements coa.ist
ing OF the building we'll known 40 the '.Avenus
House,
The terms Of sale. - prescribed By the decree.
are One third Of the purchase money to be paid
In cash; and the re.idue In 90 al inst alments
pay able In elk and twelve months. for which de,
ferred PAL mepts, with interest from the ssy OF
sale the purchaser shall give his notes, endorsed
to the satisfaction Of the trustees. Conveyancina
and stamps NJ cost of purchaser.
II TIE terms OF sale not com led with In va
DAYS the trustee the tight to resell 1T the
Iisk and cost OF the defaulfipg purchaser, upon
one week 5 notice ~ publication in the National
THOMAS BRADLEY. lrr,.,...
WILLIAM FENDALL.{ trustees.
de tn tn GREEN a WILLIAMS Aucfs
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STEAM ENGINES,

STEAM ENGINES, a
embi ming the maximum Of efficiency durability,
end economy, with the minimum of weight and
price. They are widely and favorably known,
more than 500 being in use. All warranted salts.
factory, or ne sale. riptive circulars sent
J. O. HeADLEY 4 co.,
nRPHANs' OOU RT, December II, lsss.-Drs.
- IRIc1 OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON COUNTY.
To wu: In the case Of johanna brown, admins.
trstri1 aforesaid has. with the apprehension
q The Srpn.Ds; Court Of wsssinstop county
e. the an:I era
ceased, and Of the assets In hand, a. far as the
same have been collected and turned into money;
xhsn ana where a. the or:disors and heir: Of ssid
"a. Ss % 'Sss .sd &:
published once week for three weeks in tho Eve.
ming Star Drevioas T. the said day. ,,,,,.,
delslsvsw. Register Of wins
NEW svYKs Esh:nG'. PsI.on.l ReeoIleetions
-. q noss Gs 1 BIT Brock
kses ior wealth, novel. y NJ: ) q kiaa.ii,
;an Gsn. Ss9s second !.
An American Family in Germany, by J. Ross
Rrovns, q, History Of the Rebellion. By John
no ' - rRANoK TAYLOR.
INIPARfMlNT OF THI INTERIOR,
- 70 ALL kHSS4S II H'i Lay ' S5s assna VS.
Application having been made under the sst Of
June - 1850 for the reissue Of the following de-
Sct1oeo Lana Warrante, which Are alleged TO have
Dcen LOST OF destreyed,-Hotice 10 hereby given
tnat % the oAte following the description Of each
VII % re'ssued, II no valid objection should then
JOS. h. BARRETT, Commissioners.
No lslos, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March Sd, 1855, In the name Of Horace Greeory
q ana ~. vas granted December Is, lSo6.-Becember
No s,7ss for 10 acres Of ssud. issued under tn.
set q march j. So, In the name Of Elishs Bacon,
AZ, nna vas granted January ~, 1856. January IL,
No 3, e4s for leo acres, issued under the act Of
Afch 81, i.cS, In the name Of Ivory butler, and
Wa grantsd April 10. l8oS-Febfusry 2, 1851. . .
March Sd 1885 in the name Of Lazarus Hsrion.
and xss granted September II, 1885. February
No t4 794. for leo acres. issued nnder the act Of
March 3D. lS IN the name Of Robert W Pierce,
no. 80 40 for lf0 acres. issued inter the act OF
Mssch 1855. IN the name OF hi an D Ball. and
was granted June 8, 1881. Mach Q. 1867.
VI'HI GREAT REBELLION by John Minor
Bottsi $3.50 Character and Char scteristic
Wealth. BY Amaze walker Ss. Life and Times Of
BED JACKET by Wm L. stone ss. The Sane.
illustrsted; 81 kissing TIA Nod; A Novel, ~
Gdnand Yates: IS cents. Rsoe Tor Wealth, BY nrc
): n eiddell, 10 cents.
noH FRAECK TAYL0B.
CKsTERs, ATTENTION, ITO to ADAMeONS
~ ao6 sth street, ana Tar q cents get one 81 his
Zouavc Gaps; jnss she thing I, keep yoar ears
warm when Skaung. denIw s
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G IA C.-srOvELLT IHrALLIBLE AGUE
-. OuRg. cold Wholesale and retail ny DOCK
EFT BUOKD, A pothecariee. No. 50 Pspnsyl-
ysnia svsnus, between 3ist and I'D streess. and oy
druggists generally. DO IS colin
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A 4 TEAMS B 1sSbsIti Trustees.
deSs,tu tn GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts.
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ny vfrtne OF authority, we will exp Sc at public
sale on the premises, near tho re-idence of K M
Dsrnsll on THURSDAY. the l. tn day OF January
neat at II O'Clock M. two parcels OF LAND,
equally divided AMI contiguous to each other
about fye miles from the Center Market, Wash
ington city 10 accessible by the Ana>ostia Bridge
contains equal quantity OF ar able IN eadow and
wood IL Of most excellent quality; highly pr,duc-
tive; ably adapted 10 market purposes: and
has . valuable mill seat and fine BUILDING sit.s
therein. IL will be seld separately.
Terms Of sale -Une- half cssh; residue in IL
month";. with interest and approved security
Title indisputable.
NO STEVENS,
MN T. HILL,
Attorneys for X N OaruaIl
NO SrEPHINS
Attorney for Henry ". DzrnaN