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DICaMOND, TRIDERIOKsBURQ AND Po
II TOAAO RAILROAD
y TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSsndsy p. m. sxcspted.b


The quickest and most direct route 70 Richmond,
Va and the south, via the Potomac -
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, 7E}S
WsshinRton, to ASuia Greek and@
Richmond, Freder1cksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from Aqaia Greek to Rich
mopd We, connecting there with trains the Rich.
mond and Pstersbure and Richmond and Danville
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
kaleigh, arsensboro'. Salisbury, Charlotte and
Steamers Eeyport and o vandsrbiis leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY evening exceptedD q
go .. m. and ,. N. and arrive In Richmond q
THROUGH TO RIoHM0ND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Riftv NiISs Shorter and AZ Hours Quicker Than
- : = ony Other koute. st- .r.-e
Be. surs and Get Thrense Tic1 so Ms !! AsT "a.
0ompauy . once, corner 81 Penna; avenue and 9th
Street, OF on board Of thsboat BaGgass checked
H@eibusvss and Bassase Wase.. Win b. N
rssdiness 10 convey passenger ana soeggese be.
tCsan depon IN Richmond.
PSsssnSers by this line, Dass by DAYLIGHT Mount
Ysrnon. ana may have an OPPORTUNITY OF Naeng
cevers baftie -nsllS nsaf Irsdsricssssrs b. stop
r Rrssst fat and SUD on board Of eteanen.
@. GG.SS ATTIhaEY, riefst AGENT T:Ielhssoa.
z .l.,, - osnsrsi Passspesr Agent.
DOf0El0 f1ANsPOBrATIoH LINZ.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMs, Auctioneere.
TRusrESE: s5 SALE cfyALgABLE IMPROVED


by virtue Of decd of trust, bearing date on the
18th day q August, A. d. 1856, and duly recorded
IN ia,a dioer =, No l6: folfos 4ls, &c of the
trict Of Columbis, and by direction Of the party
the s On ss Il ps11
numbered twenty four ta4J in Wiitnereer,s re-
corIeu eubdlyision OF square numbe red four hun
eae ana i9riy two .t2l in the city Of Washing
the I'm provenents thereon. 1872
his property Is well improved, AMI located In
FerY desirable and Improving part OF the city.
must be paid at the saie the rem ling two thirds
70 De paid In SIX and twelve months, with interest
rom day OF sale, ana to be secured by deed OF
trust to the satisfaction of the trustee. VI
Terms OF sale TO be complied with within FIVE
days. Otherwise the trustee reserves the ri ght ia
resell at the risk and cost of first purch sser after
All conveyancing ana stamps at the cost of the
iss-eo&ds GREEN WIIIiaMs,r Xusss.
HESRGH o G0 IIsAI6S CO, cA0GEION AND
Nos. 291 and 1913 Penna. sv.. bet 9Th aud 10th SITS
Bales at auction every Tuesday, Thursday, and
SATURDAY morning spd evening;
A full assortment 81 Dry Goods, Boots, shses.
Furnishing Goods. Crockery. TIN Ware, Stoves.
&c always on hand q private sale, Dash I'D
vanesd On e0nsisnus1Ntfso
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Hardware and
Tin Ware, Stoves 40. Nos; 221 and 23l,
large quantity of Government stock. consist
ing of Blankets, Sheets, Pillows. shirts Clothing
Carts. Harness. WAGONS, Wagon Wheels, Theel-
barrows Trucks, p atform Scales Coun tor Scales
CIQekeIy, LAMPS Lanterns, Tar, Paint, and 81 90
joints Stove Pipe Also, large quantity OF second
hand stoves with many Other ed. articles IT. tGe nn
jal6-1m II. COLMAN b co.
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QY NAGLE CO., Auctioueers.
ID Salesroom No. 293 Penn. avenue,
Retweeb 9th and lflth ats

NAGLE 60. will give their personal attention
to the sale Of Resl Estats and Household Furni-
Wines. LiSuoYs, and Merehsndise Of syeS1 de-
seriPton, Horses. Carriages. Harness, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
Regular Sales at our salesroom every TOES
DAY, THURSDAY: and SATURDAY at 10
O'Clock NAGLE co,
Iail-n Auctioneers.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
RIO BUILDERS AND OTBERs


Ca,sf Qrartsrmaaer's Office, Depo. OF Wa,ains.on,i
Wrsh7rg.on, ID C., January 81, 1857
BY order o. the Qusrtermsster General, the iuri-
corner seventh street and Peans, ly ania aven u.,
will be sold at austioa on SATURDAG, February
Breyst Lea tenant Colonel James NJ moore A a
= NJ ct the Government Lumberysr1 near the
AZ $50 feet tim Der, joist and soantling, new
1851 feet timber and boards, tod
Schedules containing frii descriptions Of tbj,
smner may De Raj by application to Colonel N GORE
Purct a. es must be removed within ten days from
Terms cash in Government funds
-f: Breyet kTig, Gen. CHAS. u. TOMPKINS,
d psr9ty orarterma:ter General,
A GcTIoS SALE OF SsaSsvEsSniST BUIID-
CHEZ Q~nns,n1asisr's Oaee. Dspotof WasAinsto..
Washtngtos %. c.. anuar IS. issS
x f5Sif q sss ,s
sOoD, under the pervisioh Of nj 0oIos 4
ines, situated street near the B. and S o.
One ONCE, il BY Is teet q. 20 CO.. .
- One BUILDING isby 2O feet. ~
Ore Ore Staple, STAB 81. y s sy lsfee' 'a7-a
CRASHES =. TOMPKINs.
Brs'es Sl Ac, S:n dh RsPt Gsn
10 8.llt Depot Of Washington.
GovKRNMEsT SALE = : : ;
The property known as the CONVENIENT
fANHGkf AND STEAM "a MILF wi 10
Ieventy- live acres of lsad, near San Antonio
Texas.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
up to the st day OF Mar oh, lsa for the pa hase
Of seventy ave acres Of lana more less, togeth.
with the buildings erected the reon and the an
Pnrsenanes' 'pSSssstssi1Tsaas h M Y to
Containing TWELVE STONE LIME VATS,s
% FlFTY.TWO WOODEN yATS,
and capable OF tanning sfteen Thousand hides per
ONE STEAM SAW MILL, capable OF saving
three thousand feet o lumber daily. :
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING.
The above property 10 situated about two miles
40 I've San Antonio, on the San Antonio river aud
the water is ceDaucted to the esta shment BY
race Of hewn stone laid in cement o..
The land was purchased and improvem ep Is
made By the late so-czlled Confederate Severn
gold .sE-T- =
The property has been under lease for the year
1866, at . monthly rent OF $500, payable I'm ad-
vance A secured title In fee simple will 10 given
By the United States QovernHe cut 20 ~. : .
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Gov
ernment Tannery and Saw MIL, >, ana addressed
Bvt Maisr Gen. Asst CON- Bureau &, and
A. L., GALVESTON. Texas. js 2i-St
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HUDSON RIVER AND HAKLRM BAIL.
II kOA Ds-On and after MONDAY, Nov 49,
loo, aims Tor Albany and Trey. connecting with
Northern and Western trains, win leave New YsrK
So. m. Express train via Hudson River Rail.
road, Sth st and 10th av., Through TO uffaio and
Suspension Bridge vithcut change of cars and con.
meeting at Troy With trains for Saratoga, RutIand,
Burlington and Montreal. y .l - = Ia :
10 q. n. Express .sld Mail. train via Hudson
River Railroad, Connecting at Albany with West.
"a. IN Express train via Harlem Railroad,
10Th at and 9Th av., consecting at Oh atham With
Western Railroad for lebanon Springs, Pitts field,
Eith trains tor Saratoga, Ru tlsnd, Burlington and
s:!5 m. Express train via Hudson r Yer Bail,
road connecting at Albany with Western trains,
and at Troy With trains for MonteoaA, with sleep.
sisp. m Express train via Harlan R.,,ro.a
consecti ting At chatham With western Railroad for
Lebanon Springs, Pitts6eld, &c; at Albany with
Western trains and at Troy with trains for But.
land: Burlington and Aostresl Sleeping cars at
$50 , m express train via Hudson River Raix
rood with sleeping cars attached, aud throughb
cars. Also, Sleeping car every day .xoepsina
Saturdays attached from New York through TO
0edensburg without change, via Rome. w. and o.
East Albany. This train viii run on sundsys
IL p: m Train via Hudson River Railroad, with
slespiAg car attached. connecting at Albany With
and 81 Trey with trains for Saratoga and points
Sa.s;y train viii o ss !, run Vi: asd.o. RI,.r
termediate stations. lssvins New York $50 q
m. Returning, leave Peughksepsie at AS D. M
ARISING in Ss. f st:in es
"a street m:lton .s
M arriving In New xSff a. {. Issi n
isl9 Vice President.
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nEPARTMEHT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
IN A.. ..u WAsHINGTON, January 5. 1857.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~. A.. .-... WARRINGTON, January 8. 1857 :
On the petition OF CHRISTOPHER DUCK.
WORTH, OF Mount Carmel, Conn ticut, praying
for the extension Of patent granted TO him on
me a.sh day e June, lss3, fer improvement in
me & y said pstent, which takes place
i s5dsrsd that 5hs ssid petition be heard
June nsst; a, 4. O'Clock \ and all persons
are n9uned to appear and show cause, IL any
they have, why said petition ought not to Be-
Persons opposing the extension ar. required to
hIe IN the Patent Once their ebjectious snecisliy
set forth In wTitaG, ct least srsnty days the
day OF hearing: all testimony filed by either IA rtv
70 be ueee at the said be airing must be taken and
transmitted u accordance with the rules Of fha of
nee. which viii be furnished on application
Depositons and other papers relied q nom An tes.
timoDy must be aed in the fiice ttreaiy davs he.
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, X any,
=, Ordsrsd, also. that this potic be published in
Dos apd IN the Palladium, New Haven, Con.
necticut, once week for three successive weeks;
the frst 81 sad publications t. be at least sixty
Z. D. fHrAKEB,
commissioner Of Patents.
copy and send their bills TO che Patent Once with
paper containing this notice. ja 9iSwSw
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! uOrIOB 70 SHIPPERS.

=: ls;: :.;s. h1. ~ !. s o e
s gsSSSs s..,...,
Wan Wan. Mn. stone: HS:;y o.;
nss painz Point Lesheuts ss1 aFrives q Belt
.ass = Il j. E :. s IS mo, As..s.
s>7.ts EsFHaIIE No. SAs feuna avenue.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
In THE suPRlME COURT THE DIS.
TRIOT OF COLUMBIA
TINS I'd day OF January, 1851,
fauiek Mhee and Andrew j. -. ~.

TRIOT OF COLUMBIA,
Joyee, eonpisinants, - a-ss'ae.ss ssa-as
Joseph Johnson. Mary y.hn, ies,,, No. So.
;Hn: John n Hsnson. john 1870
i s,yn ana John Malone, de- ngFE4
The Object of the bill died IN .xhis oaase fs to
3 ssoss$$ is 9.
8 .s s. asss :.
ssI.s "a
:sid seized and ro..ssssd *
the said pieces 9r parcels Of ground, which. while
: ,d sndaRs JSsn Hanson. & tru:t isr the
& That .s q s ssd
nient Characterization Of the SAID pieces or 4fces
OF x. IN aas BY r
to s s s.S Ssi Of a
gsHdScss bsfofs che court and the same be e.n
suing Of said attachment ana the ievine Of the
dbs ss sid Or Of
claimed to have lien on the said piecsH Or par
ss: e fISu1d that On searching records
lien or deed Of trust was .rded in said aDd o
sse 1 ing Of The and
q aRd sans Of
found recorded. That the said deed of trust MAS
recorded nearly eleven months after the date
theT and over two months after the Issuing and
leyiEg OF said attachment. That the SAID attach
n1ent IL prior lien the said pieces and parcels
Of ground, before the said deed OF trust Prsysa
ciscoyeryfof The amount still due ana unpaid on
said deed OF trust, and prsys 3 sale of the said
pieces or parcels OF ground to salts sly the demands
OF the cemplainants and other creditors, and
Tor an INJUNCTION against said defendants JoeepH
Johnson, Mary johnson, John M Hanson, John
Fiyn and John Malone, and their cenfed err ates,
when discovered, to res rain and prohibit them
ana their agents and servants from selling or Dis
posing Of or IL any manner fur her inc beriug
the said pieces or PARCELS Of ground
It's thersupon. this Sd day Of January, 1851, ad-
!ndged ana ordered that notice of this suit be given
TO the said noa resident defendants. Joseph John
non, Mary ohnson, and Ohm Flyr, ny publishing
acopy n this order in the Evening Star, a news
paper published in the city of Washington, in the
District Of Columbia, three times a week for six
consecutive weeks, warning said nonresident de.
PENDANTS to be and appear, In person or By solicit
Tor, at rues to be held In the Office OF the Clerk of
shis Court. on the first Tuesday of June, A. ID.
Ioo1, 10 answer the said bill Of complaint; other
wise the Same will be taken pro cpHfeSso against
fheIK Provided the hrst publication of this order
.hali appear at least tour months before said rst
tuesday or une, 1851, ana stating the object and
substance Of said bill of comp amt.
A. Is. OLIN, Associate Justice, &C.
true copy: J. MEI9S. Clerk.
3tawsw "
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DEAR LIVING IN COLOgADo-Tse Black
Hawk Times complains of the high prices of
HNing. The edIJOr says: The idea of : IL for
DAY board. such as IL rs, and twenty odd dol
lars for board and lodging, these days when
the choicest table truck can be brought here
Tor small freighis, and when flour and meat.
are drug, Is simply outrageous. L. takes at
TINS rate printer or a professional man all
the week working to earn enough 10 nav for
the privilege of ehawirg gutta- percha and
bunking on board floor"
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CiETRAL RAILROAD OF NEW yERsEY-
- - Passe .s and Freight Depot IN New York.
Junction With the Delaware. Lsckawanns and
X We;ern Railrosd and At kaston with the Lehigh
direct h9e 70 Pitts.urs and the West without
ALLENTOWN LINE TO rHE WEST.
Two kxpre Trains daily for the West, eNcept
Sundays, when one Train in the evening
to Chicago. Cincinnati. 81. Louie, &c, with bat
one change OF care.
WINrKR ARRANGEMENTS,
CONNIE eiAs January Z, loS7-Leave New York as
6.s9 sM.Tor Easton, Bethlehem, Mapch
S 0is, = *iiiian'pOF'' wiIke'barFe, hahanOy
$40 N: MAIL TEALx-FOE bennington, Ea.-
a M"%s:,sra f faPs@Ai Tor ae E..ton. Allen
Su. one Change cars 70 % S eH e cSio.sa.
fnd 5gs TWO S9spses to st Lsg 0SpSse. Il
phis and Erie Roads, for Erie and the OIL Be
Il NJ. TlAIN-For Easten. Allentown, Mauch
chunk: Niiktsbarre, Reading, rottsyille, Harris.
Up M:-ror E.s,On. Bethlehem, and Mauoh
So: Nor EassOn. ssad dim Hsrrissu s Will.
Transport, Irylneton, Oorry. Erie, &C. Sleeping
~ :: s:.FOr s so%yHs
ton, AllentOwn. Besdfns, HarrisDurs, rittssars,
Sieepine cars through from Jersey City to Pitts.
Additional trains are run to Bergen Point.
TisSet?ior the West can be obtained a. the Office
the 0sp.s n S.,5GsS q Hix ysTseS i2o; o.
Nos. asa, All, s2eeBsOsdway. and 81 No. 10
s ais JOSIAH o. srs RMS. Superintendent.
NJEw YoRk AND NEW HAVEN RAILRoAp.
IN Passenger Station In New York, corner zts
street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LIAyE NEW YORK
For New Haven and B<fdgeport-7,e TX }, llS
.. m; Ills tRx.h SEX }, $50, $50, and tx,
For Milford. etratford, Fairfeld, Southport,
and Weetport.7, ll.9 .. m, $50 and $50 ..
|, For Norwalk-J, ESQ, II 50 q m /; Il as Bx.), 5
90 cl bs ri and "a ds .aa g.
50, $50, -, and 6S m.
For Stamford, tExi, ESQ. II. 80 a. m; Il -
nxo, Stkx;, s.se, 80, 20. 9 y, and .kxalp
ss i rSs: : H n $50 s.a go. sS. sS and
n vsia- OONNeCrIH0 TRAINS.
Ter Boston wa ssringheld-s q. M, hx.l -
t4x..9s p.m.r For Boston via Shore Line-i'i''
f For Hsrtferd and prinsssId-s. H,..Jn.a g.
For Or G Sn River a.ilro.d-s :. rI.o
II % N. 90 Montreal. .. n. 90 NcrtnAnepsOss'
For Hsstfsrl, Providence and fishkiii D. D.
sslkS;; IN; = .. m s,ou,nstou
HsIirosS-sa' M: Il, Is. $ and ,. =.
Yor CsoA Hsiirosd-ials .. N. 10 Norns"P
Ssr Hsussteuic and Rsusatuek Rsilrosd-sa'
icr Dsabury and Hor~aik B. B -7,sS . m
. co6scd,sus sleeping Oars attached tOs ,. m
u lns- JAMES H.HoIr, sspsristsudsn''
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SECRET DIsJAsEs.

bAMAnIYAns 6lF1 n the meet certain, safe and
effectusl remedy-indesd, the only vegetable RENE.
dy ever discovered. Cures In two 70 tour days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
Is the soldiers hope. and friend 70 those who do
net want 10 be exposed. Male packages, o.; fs.
SAsARIfAN's RooI AND HHRs J IcRs--A Dositi 70
and pernasent fer spy ecr ofala. Ulcers
Sold By B. O. Ford. See advertfsemsnt- myS
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MINERAL WAx.-ln addition to the other
numerous and varied products found in tue
state of Texas, a beautiful white mineral wax
has been discovered on the Island of Madra
at the mouth of the Brazos river, in that State
Professor Van der Weyde, of this city, has
specimens of this newly discovered internal
i IS found IN large quantities. and fine btu
men. heavy petroleum. and salt also exist upon
the same island
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A LARGE EsTATE.-The value of the estate
OF the late Edward Mott Robinson of Neyy
Bedford, Mass. - sworn at four and "A. hal (
millions The will, as now finally sustained.
leaves Miss He'ty III. Robinson sep.WpIn her
own right, Slp,eO0 to each of the executors
slU,(UO TO the town Of South Kingston. r /
Tor educational purposes, and the remainder
OF his estate 10 his executors, in trust for Miss
Robinson. The United States stamp duty on
tne Will amounts to S2250
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tr aims daily en- cept Sunday '
Passengers leaving Lock Haven at7am ana
MMuAmsport at 40 Q. m, reach Phiiadelphis
nnnout cnange OF cars, T. ON Williamsport, by
Day Express, 1t 81 d m ~
The Pennsyivanis Railroad Company VIII NOT
assume any RISK for Baggage. except for wearins
Apparei, and limit their res usibility TO On
HUNDRED Dollars In value. All BAgg age exceed
Ing NAV amount In value, will be at the risk Of
for further tnfor N alton, apply TO
JVnN =. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 631 Chest
ps sasuEL II. WALLACE. Ticket Agent at the
AN EMIGRANr TRAIN run. daily. .,oe,t
Sunday.
=. For full psrticsiars as 70 fare and accommoda-
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eTs 20 ,Hi;Ee Tao tsAtt5F ifss hfE4a 4-s SastfT
a. sThJ fft1 l"aaatsa .kaE .sah ~ Il 80 -
ViEs4's nssdf 70 So teo9I 81 galsd bae ~. ID
u aE eurhifaq NsH sessf - a tsh . "a -
~ iFRaoIt H1.alag tfs sfsAta o.. -aals -
.t9ci4s lYsFtoI e Golspu "a zsDW . q =
q sb
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RAILROADS.

1866 r.uzs1I sataAz BOUT, 1867
~ "a p
70 1H1 koRIHwlsF SOUTH. AAD SOUTH.
g, s...1. MINrBs s0HiDuLlI "a
lave ~ foileXs. Aovsmbsr 10. isss, srsins Win
xs:s!ssssa1-j s.,.. s.,.a-e.r. =.
Nd sHssss sszi SSssSss4s,rs s.:.: is
..s :sSins ne. fog. Q ts.iy. So.r: Is tine Owe:
!!So S:is rfs,s. g +. vest
FFfiFFss6s f.sH s:s,..s: e Ro0Sisrss
Psssenssrs b. tSis roSss Rom B.l,,mor. h.v.
:; ;isFifs sS:a:': il Oaf0;
% S.s:S q: hes: .sss: r.iisSl: iH'S:
secure sss sieonsodstOns in slsspins Cars for H
=" Il. v1IK1E %,. 5'ssss s.iSS 3. o.
Ed h. q ,!0TsS e. Gen. Pass. Agent: a.,,,
wAsHHrlHNISIoN, ALEIAyDR!A AND
On and ....rf sa 6sbDATft ss sy.mIS., \, ~. -,
ssI Ws.sn nTse Passenger Traias run be.
From Ma a7snus depot From o.r. DUE a.a;,
rs: Hail e: sssi Is
Local '' ....... s sSS :. and asary-sS ::
s.. . IS Pm ''':: AZ. ::::::,s s$ .
-:::, as rsSs ss:sspssI:llll mail; s. ssT?:f q
Local cor. King
ana Henry ne, ,S "
SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS.
FROM rEaS Ma ~ .vnaI. LEAVE ALETHspRIA.
THROUGH Mali e Ioca Hu .s asny
FhS effs51 ass.ss
LIP RR{fExsbs s5RS
ana 81 R4
1un a. w1shinstOH and New are
FOB INV YORK, without chan ge Of cars
sa aoeave daily Except Sunday at f:I5 a. m and
,bEoB NEW YORK. changing car. at philsa.l.
Leave daily Except Sunday at HIS q. m. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
m and t,so n except sunday)st 7I5 and HIS ..
~ On 81 , SUNDAY.
=, Leave cav, Ter New York and Philadelphis at $50 p.
AZ Sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. m train
Through tickets to Philadelphia. New York. or
Boston can be had a. the Station Once at ali hours
u IN. me Day as well Is at the new once il the
avenue, b.tween 9th and II streets
See Baltimore and OHIO Railroad advertisement
IV n,s .nI' 6etween Washington, Baltimore,
IL: WILSON. Master Of Trans portation.
ar SY khoS Ssnersl Ticket Agent
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- C B Z 7 d SCI SES.
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6AMARITAN6 aIFTI

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER UsID
a,vr ~Yss. A r ssnEr oyEE,i"fssf
Contains no Mineral, no BaIsam, no Mercury.
OsIy Tea Pills 10 b 1hkss 10 ESea a Cure.
They are entirely vegst sois, having smell no,
any tSe sscmash or bowels OF the most decats 'h
Cures in from two % four Gays, and recent cases
t0st 81 ny q
smiuent Doctors and Chemists Of the present DAY;
20 g ss4s sss
who have been s0rssd yith B.E;sH hsr
pne.-Ma,s packages, 81. Tsns,e. o. '0''
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s1rAs1F1 xEssr k55EE PM 2sD HES
,ssssSfFSs 81 sSSS SSS EsSs
scribsd il reschss and sradcstes every particle .,
and Take then Of this porifyins esn
cay :ns b hs. led end % rot ..a:nt
Do not DEsPAIRI
SoST %K6 HE 5o,,
s g iis IL e.. q .sss Il h
ss HSSr v 1sD ;asG 5Ss
happily adaptsd, In liberated Uterus, In Lsncos'
ma is4 "a E.n Sa q az
6sntby express. Price Sl8 per bottle.
.- sAMARITANy WASH
H. IN eases q synhii: used in oonnseticn With tbs
go Gsli iii airss edo frio. . cents. q.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-01
DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RaIIpo.
MINTER RRANGEME INA

Inc Trans OF the Pennsy wanna Central Rail.
rssd iesVe the Depot, at 5lst ana Market street.
nSn Is i1acheo directly by the cars OF the ar,
ket Sueet Passenger Railway. Those OF tie Yhss,
nut and alnut street Railway run within on
ON sUkBAIS-The Market Street Car.la.,s
Front and Market streets IS minutes before r.
departure of each train eN'SAo tHo
MAINS BAGGAGE EMPRESS will call e.
and delIv er Baggage at the Depot Orders Iaf,
~ the once, Mo- oSi Chestnut street, will receiy