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JUST RECEIVED this merning one hundred
more of those fine twenty five dollar suits, al
the Great Central Clothing House, AGO 18th
street, opposite the Post Once.
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PERSONAL.

IllkooAN ALL
$1,000 e Lo ,a ,IS SIMS FROM ' FI ETY.
dress MAJOR, Star once - ''' 1T
MURDERl MCRDER,-send Post Paid, ad-
1Vl dressed envelope for remedy to destroy the
Nit Ii sfhn be sent u Aa sm
NoTIGWEiivvII fO T all persons from trusting
eIs'IrSns 1'oR o&S s' THdMH & hsnaNsr1ELD
and a S .,et L.
tween G and b, No 55a ' -'- i1'" jylo.6ts
D0CToR sCHUMAN. of Baltimore, Md, has
good physician, one whose skin and experience
they can rely in all cases, should consult DR.. : as
ty. A positive and successful cure in all cases or
no charge. Hours of consultation, a. m. to
Having been unayoidably detained in Baltimore
until ltf 5uly may nay be hereafter consulted
at my office, in Washington daily. jy SIT
CT FOR THE LATEST STYLES OF SKIRTS,
~ best material, always on hand and made to
saST st sEt AMID at
253 9TH street bet. NJ and n SITS. ie20 Inn
HAVING TAKEN THE OFFICE FORMERLY
corner OF 9TH street and Massachusetts avenue the
subscriber would respectfully offer his professional
services, to the citizens Of Washington.
p tje q -eolmel S. W CALDWELL, NJ. D.
NOTICE, .HEIRS.-A complete list of heirs to
~ estates in Europe furnished for 81, by RED
DEN BROS. p. o. Box $50, Washington, d. c.
References: Henry Ashbrook. Washington D. c.;
the Messrs. Ashbrook. of ST. Louis, Mo; and
Messrs. Allen, Copp l. Nisbet, Bankers. st. Louis,
Mo. Je 26- linz
7 AIDES PLEASE READ THIS WILLIAM
Il PRINCE, 439 9th street. has about six hun
cred (ttol vel made stamps of elegant designs for
Embroidery Braid, &C. that he will sell cheap, the
whole or part, and teach the buyer the Compost
nISh ms and ErnS hes anHa Spllf n
how to nse them, gratis Being part Of duplicate
set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to
engage in this profitable business and having a
small capital should call at once. JeS
C0NF!DENTIAL.--Yo men who have in
~ Jured themselves by certain secret habits which
unfit them for business pleasure, the duties of
married life; also, middle aged and old men: who,
from the folles of youth, or other causes feel de-
bility in advance of their years, before placing
themselves under the treatment of any one. should
first read :. Tho Secret Friend" Married ladies
will learn something of Importance by perusing
" The Secret Friend' Sent to any address, in a
sealed envelope, on receipt of 25 cents Address Dr.
CHAS. A. STUART l. CO., Boston, Mass mostly
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CHARGED WITH BAsTARoY.- "A colored man
named Henry Taylor came before Justice
Walter yesterday. charged by Milly Anderson
with basterdy. The Justice, uron hearing
the charge and the evidence, deemed him
guilty, and sent him to Jail in default OF se-
eurity to support the chlld. IL
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MONEY FoUND-Mr. John F. Stansbury. Of
Prince George County, on Saturday. found a
package of United States Interest Notes on the
street which he took to the Sixth precinct sta
fion hau>n 'f@t
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SELLING ON SUNDAY.-OMcer Kelly this
morning arrested Conrad Roeben, charged with
keeping his confectionery store open on Sun
day. He had hearing before Justice Morseu,
who fined him $40. .... Mi - 80 :
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:. WHITE DUCK SUITS Brown Linen Suits
Alpaca Goats and Busters, and O large variety
OF linen goods in general, at prices to suit
every body, at liable IL Co.'s, 46S Pennsylvania
avenue, under u S. Hotel 60
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Quick SALES AND SMALL PRoFITs-Good
White Shirts, 81 25aSl5O; A. No. Fine White
Shirt, SO. 50aS3; Good Gauze Undershirts, so
cents; Fine Gauge Undershirts. ST. Fine Lisle
Thread Undershirts, Sl.50; Good Cotton Half
Hose, 10, Is, 20, and 25 cents per pair, Best
English Half Hose, SO cents per pair. At
between d and E, three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hall. .f L. (.
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 Penn avenue,
betweenl4A and 9th streets, continues the suc-
cessful treatment of COINS, bunons, Dad nails,
enlarged jointe. warts, moles vascular excres-
cences. &c. Office hours from s a. m. to D.
M, and to S p. m. Cons ultauon free. Estab.
iiShed 1851.
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HABLF Il Co., No. 46S Pennsylvania avenue,
under u s, Hotel, offer large stock of White
Shirts, Unaershirts, Drawers, Neckties, and
various selections of Gent. Is Furnishing G GODS,
at reduced prices. Call early and secure bar
gains. co
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ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-A man named
Geo. Weisongage was arraigned before us
tice Walter. on Saturday afternoon, charged
The justice thought the evidences sufi GENTLY
strong to commit him to Jail for court, which
he did, .- r. ~"o# Is
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RANGEOF THETHERMoMETER-Th weather
to-day has been az beautiful as heart could
desire. The temperature, as indicated by a
Thermometer suspended from the front door Of
Messrs. Franklin Co., opticians, was az fol.
lows Ten O'Clock, % deg, l2 o'clock, so deg,
O'Clock, 81 deg.
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EOR RENT-Two new three story BRICK
HOUSES. on 18th street, near S, opposite the
new state Department; Ii rooms, gas, water, aud
all modern cony eniences.
An, lv 70
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MITCHELL 4 SONS +.
Jy 12-lw* Northeast corner 18th and ID streets

DOR SALE-A neat two story HOUSE. situatgd
L on Jackson Alley Government Printing Office
Square , between q and II. and LIST and Capitol
streets. 500 down, and SIS Per month until paid
STARR & METCALF,
tPlant IS Rulding,)
y 2-tf New York avenue and l5th straaf
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LARCENY OF MONEY. Zachariah Thomas
appeared before Justice Kean on Saturday,
arged by Catherine Mitchell with the larceny
OF $40, for which the justice committed him to
Jail for court. The complainant then charged
Thomas with assault and battey, for which the
Justice fined him 5000.
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an AND AFTER THIS DATE, JULY 9th,
~ 1867, the Rockville. Marlboro, AYae
and Brookville Stages will leave thea
General Stage Office, ,HOWARD's 96S
daily. SUNDAY excepted; j the Rockville and Mari,
boro' Stages at ~ O'Clock q. m: the Brookyille
" s-ims e. HOW ARD. Proprietor.
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BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN ANp WIFE CAN BE &C
"A comm dated " it'll q pleasant Room and Board
in q private family. Terms moderate. Apply to
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WIN. Ray 8 co g PAPER ..':'
PAPER BAG WAREHOUSE,
ie Slim i 81 Louisiana avenue.
DHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER,
IL arriving fresh every few days.
Also, GOSHEN Butter. rose favored
N. w. BURCHELL, corner l4th and r sts.,
my % under Ebbitt House
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The subscriber is constantly in receipt of LIME
in barrels from the kilns at Williamsport, Md,
which he offers for sale at satisfactory prices.
BENZ. DARBY,
my 20 2awlm ~ Water street, Georgetown
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Jelly GLASSES, FRUIT JARS, PRESER-
y WING KETTLES and SPOONS. for sale by
CHARLES ULLRICH, JR.,
1885, 9th ST., between u and E,
iuE linz AIhan md half sn1 arasr Do
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EOR SALE-That three story pressed BRICK
No. 1876 HI street south, between AZ and 9th
west Only $500 required cash. A term of years
will be given a nav he balance
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E0R SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-A two-story
IL FRAME DWELLING, No. S26 o street
north between North Capitol and LIST streets east,
with three large rooms and kitchen, dry cellar and
stable; with good water at the door. Lot AZ feet
front by 35 feet dee p, with alley side and rear and
side yard, containing grapes and ShrEbbery; large
garden of various kinds of vegetables Reason for
selling the owner is going TO leave the city. APP
ply on the premises. iy5-
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A Nice Little Story

Is told Of General Washington, by
Parton, which will he fresh to many of
our readers; and will show him-to
wites-in the light Of a model husband:
The General and his wife lived happi
~ together. but it is evident that, like
most heiresses, she was little exact
ing, and it is highly probable that the
great Washington was sometimes ia
vored with curtain-lecture. The Gel
ebrated author, Miss Bremen, relates
that a gentlemen once slept at Mount
Vernon, in the room next to that Occu-
pied by the, master and mistress Of the
mansion; and when all the inmates were
in bed, and the house was still. he over
heard, through the thin partition, the
voice of Mrs. Washington. He could
not but listen. and it was curtain lee
ture which she was giving her lord. He
had done something during the day
which she thought Ought to have been
done differently, and she was giving
him her opinions in somewhat animated
and quite decided tones. The great
man listened in silence till she had done,
and then, without remark upon the
subject in hand, said:
"Now good sleep to you, my dear
1t is plain the General believed that
"it takes two to quarrel
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Schenck's seaweed Tonic.

This medicine. invented by Dr. j. II. ScuEScx
of Philadelphia. Is intended TO dissolve the foo.
and make il into chyme, the first process Of di.
sestion. BY cleansing the stomach with
Schencks Mandrake Pills the Tonic soon re.
stores the appetite, and food that could not be
eaten before using it win he easily digested
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck =
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver is
made healthy AMI the appetite restored. hence the
Tonic and Pills are required in nearly every case
of consumption. 4 half dozen bottles OF the
SEAWEEO TONIC and three or four boxes of
the MANDRAKE PILLS viii cure any ordinary
case of dyspepsia. Z. II TX = \ "
DIR. SCHESCk makes professional visits in New
York, Boston. and at his principal 0ffios in
Philadelphia every week. See daily papers of
each place, or MS pamphlet on consumption, for
his days Of visitation. f- .
Please Observe, when purchasing. that the two
hkepeSses Of the Doctor-one when in the last
stage OF Consumption, and the other a. he now
Is, in perfect lhealth-src on the Government
Sold by all Druggists md Dealers. Price q 80
per bottle, or $50 the halfdozen Letters for ad
rice should always be addressed TO DR.. Schepck' 9
Principal Once: No. Is North 9Th ST, Philada.
Pa General Wholesale Agents: Demss Rarnes
e. Co., n. T.; g.. s. Nance. Balthscre Ma Jobn
ID. Park, Cincinnati Ohio; Walker q Tsyhar
Chicago, NJ; Collins BroA. st. Louis, No. =
LIST ". e. mo. ". - .sirse.rr,aqi.
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THE CHILD'S CURE.
Laughlin'S Infant Cordial,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNG.
An astonishing fact, that the largest number
of deaths occur among children. A fact that
while teething children are In constant pain.
A fact that during that period nothing viii re.
lieve them sooner or more effectually than
LACGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers, do not see them suffer.
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Mothers, relieve their suferings by
THE INFANT CORDIAL.
Teething is greatly facilitated by, = ,---f
THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Fretfulness and Wakefulness cured
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Cbolc and Pain cured instsntly
Re TIE INFANTs' CORDIAL.
Summer Complaint cured Nla
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL
No Sleep lost No Crying Babyif you
USE THEINFANTS' CORDIAL
Every bottle warranted to please on price re-
funded. Prepared only by .-syFgtEF-
LAUGHLIN. SMITH e. Co.
feba4 Druggists, Main street. Wheeling.
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Distribution Of Pre- miums,

RIO AID IS THE COMPLETION OF ST.
i MARTINS CHURCH, corner Fayette and
Fulton Streets, Baltimore By permission OF
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, the dis.
tribution will take place on EASTER MON.
DAY, APRIL I'D, 1861. VI. .--
Certificates Fifty cents, emitting the holder 10
a photograph OF st. Martins Church and one
among one thousand very valuable Premiuns
including among others: livery superior horse,
buggy and harness; magnificent Piano Fortes
octaves. rosewood cases, from the celebrated
manufactory Of Knabe e. Co: 2 setts Of very
handsome chamber furniture, 4 sets of silver 4
most improved sewing machines, G very valuable
gold watches, superior hunting case silver
watches, silver ice pitchers Of beautiful de-
sign, 4 splendid clocks with bronze ornaments. {
sets of Biblical Works Of Most Rev DR.. Ken.
drick, 4 sets of Works of Right Rev. DR. EnC.
land. sets of Works Of Most Rev. DIR. Spalding
10 highly finished photographs Of the seven
Archbishops of Baltimore. 10 highly finished pho
tographs Of the present MetropOlitans of the
United States, and sfs other valuable and at.
tractive premiums. The Distribution viii he In
charge of n committee of responsible gentle
man. The successful recipients Of premiums
will he notified In the DAILY Gazette and Cdthalie
Mirror of the Saturday following the distribu-
ton. All certificates must be signed by the
Rev. Pastor. Orders for certificates with money
enclosed must he addressed TO Louis Brand,
Catholic Institute No. III y. Howard street,
baltimore. OF to Rev. John Foley. No. ~ Hol.
Inns Street, Baltimore ....- febls-e D d II
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4 New Albany Paper

Advertises the following under the
head Of "wants"::- Zone hundred and
seventy-fve young men, of all shapes
and sizes, from the tall, graceful dandy,
with hair enough on his upper lip to
stuff BARRIERS cushion, down to a lit
tie hump-bscked, freckle-face bow
legged, carrot-headed upstart. The
object is TO start q gaping corps, to be
in attendance Mt the church doors on
each Sabbath before the commencement
of divine service and at the close, 70
stare at the ladies rs they enter and
leave the church, and to make delicate
and gentlemanly remarks upon their
person and dress. All who wish to
enter the above corps willappear at the
different church doors next Sunday
morning, where they will be duly in
spected, and their names, personal APP
pearance, and vacuity of brains regis
tered in book for that purpose
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The Lnnunapc of ,Ehiere..

Every profession has its technical
terms, aud car-thicving boasts of its
own peculiar slang Afew of the can't
words and expressions in the thieves
vocabulary may be interesting to the
students of language. Some OF the eX-
pressions will be found suggestively ex-
pressive, while many of them are merely
arbitrary and nonsensieal. \ few have
already been given. We subjoin few
more:
Awatch is called q super A watch
chain "slang," and twisting super"
Is, therefore, in plain English, stealing
watch. A breast-pin is styled n
prop" diamond breast-pin spark
prop" A ring is known as "fawney."
A diamond ring is n "spark-fawney."
Grating spark-fawney' is therefore
to be interpreted as stealing dia-
mond ring.''y Ifa thief sees an officer he
gives a hint"-to his eompanion-that
is, he ''slings the oilicc,'--and of course
hisconfederate collars the officer or
takes the hint, 50 kindly given. The
phrase stumble to" signifies to under
stand. A detective iscalled q "fy .cop:"
the police generally are known as "flat-
ty COPS" A"poke" signifies pocket
book; "kick" is a pocket; victim is
STYLED "bloke," and the poetical SEN
tence .1The bloke cried beef" signifies,
when translated, "The victim cried po-
lice" When thief overhears a con-
federate talking indiscreetly, he eN-
claims, "Cheese it"-that is, "stop your
talk" To ''sling hook is to put
your hand in" II slung my hook and
collared his poke" means, Il put in my
hand auA pulled out his pocket book"
Boots are called "crab shells,"-an ex-
pressive term.
A sink is designated u "dunniken.-
The phrase "weedsd the leather md
slung it In the dunniken," means "emp.
tied the pocket book and threw it in
the sink. A skillful thief is styled a
gum" an awkward thief is designated
as'.snooyer;" and a pickpocket is known
as "gannefE." We might continue our
''list of terms" almost ad infnitum, and
certainly ad aaHseam, but space forbids. 4
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A CARD TO INvALuDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri
ca as a missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cared by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate / will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in a seal.
ed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free Of
charge. Please inclose post paid envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself Address JOSEPH Il.
IMAM, Station ID, Bible House, New York
City. Lovl3
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InvigOrate the Responsible
Organ.

The stomach is the responsible organ Of thu
system. If the digestion is imperfect, every
member, every gland, every muscle, every nerve
and fibre is more or less ont of order. All the
fluids are depraved. The brain is cloudcd.
The spirits are depressed. All dyspeptics knor
this toll the truth. 1t is not, however, half
the truth. Columns would he required 10 emu.
merate the pains and penalties Of dyspepsia nor
could any pen do them justice. Tens Of thou.
sands feel them; no man can describe them.
Can they be prevented Can they be reliev.
ed Can they be banished at once and forever ;
PROFESSIONALLY THEY CAN. No dyspcptic has
ever taken HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BIT.
TIERS in vain. Believe no man who says the
complaint is incurable. This GREAT VEGETABLE
sToMAcmc will graduate it's graduating it in
thousands Of cases over which medical practi.
tisners have shaken their heads ominously, say.
ing Nothing can be DONE
The faculty has its fallaces. One of them is
that Indigestio is the most difficult Of all the
ordinary ailments of mankind TO combat and sub
due. This is a mistake. Nothing can be easier
than TO conquer il If the TRUE SPECIFIC be ad.
ministered. This vegetable combination which
has become famous throughout the civilized
world as nOSTETTERS STOMACH BIT
TIERS, is an antidote to the disease which has
never been known to fail, and fortunately 1t liz
everywhere procurable. If you wish TO FOOL
with the dyspepsia, try the pharmacopGia pre-
scriptions II you want To ROOT 1T OUT AMI pre-
vent its recurrence, take the Bitters daily.
There is no discount on the testimony in its IA.
vor. If there Is man woman who has ever
tried il for Indigestion without being benefited
the fact has not transpirrd. Universal, nncon-
tradicted praise ayouches its wonderful tonic
Nirt
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New York Prize Association
$50 RrsaAwsy, New Ysvk.

Togs,bsr ri,s = a.. ..:c,., !" AZ. M
Ei,ganf rersirv xsinsS :, s.,n opn " ,,iiI N.
trIIqtsd a. follav.. s'""'' VIII
Ths name snd vain. a, ..h .,,,,I. -, .,,
goods arc marked on TieIsts sl,eeJ In Said
cs.t.' " s,. - vel 1890. ni.ea IN rep y
:. 49,. - , IA cSntaahing sneh Ihsd w
ofso. ~ ..h ~ enS,.e ana dehysrea h0u'
49,. ', " mA, 70 ny saarrsL ln' ~.
ysi,N 80. see.ng spst afnee draw, aha a.
,,u.as Ecsn tnss, on Payment of One Dei-
r., ~. IT, az 80, n.men, OF may sInnapss .
~ o'nes s1uSse mefnea % our cire.l.f
~ s sn~ 20 We; Every Iekss draw "a ar''e'
~ , - Don.n " more IHNe bAnn
p as a.,e.es aravn wip BE- Immediately .ep. ~
n..a ~ reerh hsli m answered o. cur ouies
b.vn Ifym many persons acknowledging 10
an AZ =, or, as.ns on,s rom Us ms, N ~
~ onL once among whom &c arc ~
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When Ki1 oloat &as still young
man he lad mafried his seventh wife.
She was d beautiful young Ammonitesss
witlil locks as black as the ravens wing
and eyes albright as the eagles. 1T
vas believed that she was the favored
fair one among all the sultans of the
Greek King; for his affections were not
divided then as they afterward became.
She knew her power, and used it unspar-
ingly. In addition to her other quail
ties, she was as inquisitiye as ever was,
o woman on this earth. ! G'S -
One evening King Solomon attended
lodge on some grand occasion, and stay
ed ont somewhat late. When he re-
turned home, he found the fair Ammonia
tess in the dumps, and pouting Just like
the dear wives of Masons do sometimes
now when their lords stay out too late
at the lodge. She upbraided him with
neglecting her, insinuated that he hadn't
been to the lodge as he pretended, and
insisted that In future he should give
proof that he went there by having her
self initiated, SO that she might 60 there
and watch him. .st .n'r r.'t 30
Daughter Of Ammon," replied the
King, "thou hast behaved myself as
one of the foolish women, in presuming
to question thy lord and master. Thou
art not so angry with me as thou pre-
tendest to be; for the true reason of
this behavior is thy Unsuitable curiosity,
in which thou excellest Eve herself.
Know then that here ordain that neith-
er thou, nor any of thy inquisitive sex
after thee, ever enter the portals of a
Masonic Lodge; but shall enjoin the
Tyler to pierce through with his sword
any woman that shall attempt to enter
a lodge; aye, even thee, Queen of Israel
thou bem And that ordinance of this
wisest of monarehs has continued in
force till this day.
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COST SALE.

HAVING GIVEN Up OUR BUSINESS
III stand we are determined 10 close out cur
stock Of Furniture, Bedsteads Bureaus Chairs,
Sofas, Looking glasses, CushionCh Chairs. Safes.
Mattresses, Spring Beds &c, &c. In fact. every.
thing pertaining to our line Of business win Sc
sold AZ cost from and after this date. We have
also good horse and wagon TO sen cheap. -
'' --tir i J. CLEMENS L CO.
N BAH persons indebted 10 the firm Of J.
CLEMENS & co. are respectfully requested 70
call and settle immediately. Psnans having
claims agains. the firm are requested 70 present
isfck III IpsII 70 zsy1I : i mursasta.tm \
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pur.., and swe.,e., Cod Liver Oil

Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil
In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that it takes the lead of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
Hazard e. Caswells Cod Liver Oil.'
Caswell, Mack. & Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 20-mwseowly.
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A Grand Treat

Is in store for our musical friends.
Tomorrow evening Prof. Seager, who
so ably assisted Philip Phillips, at his
concert on Saturday week, will give a
grand musical entertainment at Wash
ington Hall. The selections are excel
lent, and the concert will be one well
worthy the attention and patronage of
those who enjoy sweet sounds.
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MARRIED.:

On the 9Th inst at the brides residence. by the
Rev \. W. Wcrder. Mr.. q. ii. KURTZ 10 Miss
CARRIE ID. STEUBER all Of this city.
On Tuesday, March j, 1867, at the residence Of
the brides uncle, Henry Ditmir, on Wheeling
Island. by the Rev A. W. Werler, Mr.. j..
ADAM HAINER. of Washington. Pa. TO Miss
LOUISE L. BAYHA- of Wheeling, W. Va. 80.