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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-01
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS. SC.
A TTENTION A D l L 5

A ITEM TION l. A D l + 5.
MRS. SIMPSON,
NO. $50, KlNG STREET.,
Having just returned from the North, IS again
prepared to offer to the ladies' novelties IN
Bopnets, such as
LADY WASHINGTONS,
BLSMARE7S LAMBALLAS,
AND PLAIN BONNE1S.
Also, Velvets. Ribbons, Flowers, Felt Bon
nets and Hats, all of which will be sold cheap
for cash.
Particular attention given to Mourning Work.
Beautiful Grape Bonnets made from So to Slo'
dec l3-tf
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
J Il vi ES n. SIMPSON

JAMES H. SIMPSON JAMES r. AT"lLL.
SIMPSON s. ATWILL,
~ GENERAL AUCTION
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ~
NO. 4, SOUTH FAIRFAX STR E Ell
Beg leave to inform the citizens of AleXandrla
that they are prepared to attend to the sale OF
Houses, Lots, Household Effects, Horses. Cattle
and all kinds of Merchandise, &c, &c: Returns
promptly made. JAS. II. SIMPSON,
JAS. r. ATWlLL.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 8, 1866. Jan g.
LYTTLEToN WITHERs (. LAWRENCE ToLSoN.
(For'ly with z. English.) (of Hough & Toson.)
N7ITHERS & TOLSON,
w Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HAY, FEED, FLOUR, &C.
Liberty HalU No. 80, Cameron st.
We, the undersigned, have this day ,6 formed
Wholesale and retail Feed business. We will
keep constantly on hand all articles in our line,
and hope to merit liberal share of the public
patronage. L1TILEION " dL 1dIn2l
4. LAWRENCE TOLSON,
January g. 1867. Jan o-tl
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IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHT!


DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
We the undersigned have this day dissolved
co-partner>hp by mutual consent. I. a.
BREWIS, will close up the business Of the con
ccrn, and continue the business under the same
style as heretofore T. y. BREWIS,
ian I'll A. LAWSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-01

FNAMEL OF AMERICA!
a. LAIRDS BLOOM OF YOUTH,
And Hagans Magnolia Balm, for Identifying.
the complexion; also, large assortment Of
Hair, Nail and Shaving Brushes Pomades,
Perfumeries, &c, Just received and for sale by
49," WAKEFIELD s. HALL, r.
dec 90 Corner Prince and Fairfax sts.
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Mr.. Trumbuu-

of the United States Senate has really
gotten to be very considerate gentleman.
We know TO one in the Congress who has
improved more in the matters Of fairness
and regard for order than Senator 7. In the
consideration Of the supplemental bill ne
showed that he could lift himself above
mere radicalism, and deal and act upon
principles of humanity and justice, not
withstanding he was once one OF the most
inveterate and uncompromising of his
party. The logic Of events ought 10 teach
every man Of any wisdom at all modera-
ton.
On Monday, when the credentials OF
Mr.. THOMAS, of Maryland, were presented,
and the unusual motion was made to refer
them TO the Judiciary Committee, Mr..
TRryRuLL spoke frankly and honestly, his
very act and opinions being severe GEN.
sure upon the irregular proceeding by
which Mr.. THOMAS was kept waiting for
admission. He declared that the Senate
had nothing to do with the political opin-
ions Of any applicant for admission to that
BODY. He saw no reason why Mr.. THOMAS
should not be sworn in. 1t had never been
the custom to refuse an applicant admis-
sion under such circumstances.
1t will be seen that the Senate yester-
day referred the credentials Of the Mary
land senator. The Congress has great
skill in accommodating dangerous prece-
dents that will one day return to plague
the inventors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-20

EaYprIAS Gonna Mr.. LINDSAY, who
dates from Abingdon, Va, has been adj
vertising Egyptian corn, and farmers have
been buying It, paying five dollars for ten
grains, sent in q letter. What was the
great merit claimed by the vendor for the
Egyptian corn seed we know not; but GER
tainly the farmers aforesaid have been able
to discover none. The experience of Mr.,
JOHN W. McCUE, Of Albemarle, is as
follows: He planted the ten grains in rlch
land half mile from other corn. Nine
grains came up, growing each to single
straight stalk, like other corn, and each
having one single ear of corn-very indli-
ferent yellow corn. SO much for Egyptian
corn at five dollars for ten grains!
Colonel J. MARSHALL McCUE, of Augusta,
whom we all know, had similar expert
ence with Mr.. LINDSAY at five dollars for
ten grains. Now, LINDSAY presumes upon
these grains of success, and tantai'zes inc
cultiyators of the Egyptian with further
proposal, through pamphlet which comes
along with the corn, to cure any kind of
disease, and, furthermore, for twenty-five
cents to "give instructions by which the
" commonest metals can be converted into
"gold This LINDSAY is great wag. Mr..
MoCUE says he has learned that l.. is a
farmer in easy circumstances, living near
Abingdon, and that he resorts to these
tricks upon the credulous sincerely for
amusement" Now, he is capital fellow
this LINDSAY. He has certainly great
talents. He should not hide his light under
a bushel in the obscure part of the world
from which he dates his advertisements,
but should appear on a theatre more
worthy Of his genius.
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The supplemental Bill

on yesterday passed both Houses OF
Congress: both having concurred In the
report of committees Of conference on the
differences between them. The obnoxious
provision In the House bill relative to the
vote requisite to ratify the Constitution,
we are gratifed to see, Is gotten rid Of.
The majority Of the voters, provided ma.
iority Of the registered votes are cast, Is
sufficient for ratification under the bill as
passed. We take II for granted II will be
signed by the President. If It is not, OF
course IL will be passed over his veto by
Congress.
This bill being now settled, will there be
any necessity for a recess OF the Virginia
Lcqislature9
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SPECIAL NOTICES:


re- LEVY AGAIN.-The epidemic called
mLEvY Of THE BRAIN" has spread even to
the country, as the following letter will show.
Wa ara thankf moreover, we ars glad-thstthe
remedy was suggested. and that the result has We
riaed our state men'' R,cHxosp, March 10. 1857.
Messrs. Lery Brothers
aentIemen.-As an old friend OF your esteemed
father and most excellent grandfather, VIII give
Won a hasty sketch OF q sad and, for awhile
alarming affection IN my family
Some four weeks since my wife and dauen'sr
were both completely prostrated ~ disease
which batti and deaed the skill OF our best ply
,icians. Doctors Expediency. Temperance. and
ECONOMY tried their best skill, but withou. sue
cess Now, was not In nx' There was poor Sally
Ann (not sa,Iie) only two weeks from her mar.
rage day We were In Ok. looked at the pa
per., read all the patent medicine remedies none
seemed 70 answer the case. But, at a happy mo-
ment old Mrs Common Sense came In, felt their
pulse and my purse, and shook her head ana ex.
claimed "Lordy MISSY, it's nothing at all nut
Levy on the Brain p" So she gave as prescrip'
ton. Here IL is:
r. DRESS PATTERNS,
HANDKERCHIEFs, GLOVES, RIBBONS,
STOCKINGS, &C., &C., in quantities to suit
the occasion. C.S.
n.
DrRycrIoSs.-Use the preparation at once, and
then repeat the medicine every season.
Soon as we got It we sent.dsAto your excellent
establishment where my folks were charmed with
the polite and attentive clerks. ! examined my
purse, and 10 found they had hardly touched It's
contents. ii
feel i'll duty owe to our fslloVdszsns OF
District No. l TO give you this, my test4ehial OF
the exceeding great efficacy Of your invaluable
remedies, and subscribe myself,
Your friend, j. g.
will send you some ofthe wedding cake as soon
rs the mud and water subsidies, as we live nearly
ten miles from your anterprising house. NH ~
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Before we undertake to justify our own
course in the matter of officiating, we
should like to know whether the Enquirer
is not ready and willing to eat humble-pie
by the cart-load. And as many controver-
sizes owe their bitterness and their length
to failure to define in advance the mean
ings attached to the words used, we deem
il best Just here to ascertain wherein the
Enquirer and the Dispatch differ or have
differed. Then,
FIRST. We understood the Enquirer to
maintain some two weeks ago that it would
be degrading and dishonorable for the
General Assembly, composed as it is Of a
small part of the people of Virginia, but
representing the whole of said people, to
vote for convention to form o constitution
in compliance with the provisions of the
Sherman law.
Secondly. We understand the ENQUIRER
to maintain now that the members of the
General Assembly and all the rest of the
people of Virginia may, without degrading
or dishonoriDg themselves, vote for con-
vention't TO form constitution in compli.
ance with the provisions Of the Sherman
law.
To maintain the converse Of the first
proposition is what the. Enquirer calls
officiating"
To maintain both these propositions is
what We call eating the dirtiest of dirt. It
is, in short, TO eat both dirt and ones own
words.
But, as IL Is possible that we do not cor
rec.iy understand the Enquirer's position,
we snail pause for Q reply. Let the En-
tion question.
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Interest on the State Debt.


The House of Delegates of the Virginia
Assembly on yesterday, by a decided
vote, indicated its determination to pay
four per cent. interest on the public debt
the present year. Two reasons operated
to fix it at four per cent: oGa was that
the general depression Of the country and
the scarcity of money did not justify the
payment of more at this time and the
other, that as Virginia is not properly
bound for the whole debt since the division
of the State, it is but an act of prudence
and safety to pay only two-thirds of the
interest until the question rs to what por-
ton West Virginia shall pay is settled.
The party entertaining the opinion that
Virginia is not bound for the whole debt
is, we believe, the majority of the General
Assembly but the principal lawyers of
the BODY. we kelihT the shade on impeach
\ r ana &c / 1--we, consider her bound
n lor the whole, and as having herself to looi
to West Virginia for such part as ought
fairly to be paid by her.
A very few of the members, headed by
Mr.. II. TURNER, were of opinion that, under
the exigency of the times and the great
poverty Of the people, it was not proper to
impose tax upon them to pay the interest
on the public debt. Yet these gentlemen
were as decided opponents of reputation
as any in the Legislature. They had no
idea that Virginia would not ultimately
meet all her liabilities. The resumption of
the payment of interest, they felt assured,
would take place in a short TIME. e., as
soon as Virginia could be restored to her
condition as State, and her people have
time to recover from their PROSTATE condi-
ton.
1t is gratifying to know that no senti-
ment was entertained in the Legislature
averse to the maintenance Of the credit
and honor Of Virginia in the matter Of her
pecuniary obligations. The holders of
those obligations may rest assured that
they will be paid unless, indeed, unfore-
seen events may deprive the State of the
means and the power to do SO. With pre-
sent prospects, and with the sentiments
that actuate her people, Virginia will as
surely pay her debts as will any State on
earth.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
gorthwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TWO BRICK DIV FILINGS. Two
FRAMED DWELLINGS. BRICK Cottage,
VACANT Lot, ON FOURTH sTksbIy FOX
SALE AT AUCTION.-on T II 3 7, 2ist
March, at half-past 4o'clock, N, we WI sell
ated on Fourth between Duvai ant Baker streets,
ana extending the corner q Baker street, occu-
nj ed in part by Mes.rs. Blanner. Tupman, McCar-
thy and McEv4ns, and consisti OF
Two very neat snd desirable BRICK DWELL
INGS, each with five rooms, and a kitchen with
two rooms, water, and gas
Two very neat and comfortable PR VI d
wELLIN GS, each with three rooms, and
kitchen. water, and gas;
A BRICK CuTTA1E, with three rooms and
Avery pretty BUILDING LIT.
These houses have been erected within Few
wears past are remarkably we'll built, and are now
In good order. 49,,
We invite special attention to the sale OF thls
property AS il is Of the character most sought
after and Ia really very desirable.
The lots front about thirty one feet each, and
run back 40 feet to an alley sixteen feet wide.
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance At four. eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by \ trust deed Taxes for ls5' to
W GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH l5-tds Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-20

nsy- FIFTEEN YEARS AGO AND Now
Fifteen years ago HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS was struggling into notice against the pre-
JUDGES which everything new. however excellent,
is doomed to encounter.
To-day Il stands at the head OF all the tonic and
al lerative preparations in existence. Its celebrity
has evoked many limitations, but no RIVALS. Phy'
sicians pronounce II the ONLY sAFB sTIMULAST that
has ever been introd need into the sick chamber
In the hospitals Of the army and navy the sur
geons find Il the very best tonic for convalescents
and report 1t as invaluable for sustaining the vgor
Of troops on the march, AS remedy for scurvy
and all scorbutic affections, and as the only spe-
ciac for sea sickness. California and Australia
have emphatcally endorsed it as the MINERS ME-
pICIyE par excellence, and in Spanish America
and all the tropical climates 1t is considered the
only reliable sntidote to epidemic fever.
There is no mystery about the causes OF Its sue
cess. 1t is the only stomachic and Alternative in
which are combined the grand requisites of mild,
pure, and unvitiated vegetable stimulant, with the
finest selection Of tonic. anti bilious ant-scorbu-
tic aperient, and depurative herbs, plants. roots
and. barks that have ever been intermixed In q
medicinal preparation.
II is also proper to state thatthe BlTTERs are sold
exclusively in glass and never, under any clrcum-
stances, by the gallon or the barrel. lmpostors
and imitators are abroad, and the only safeguard
the public has against them is TO see that the BIT
TIERS they tuy bear the engraved label and note
of hand of Messrs. HOSTETTEa SMITH, and
the Government mt stamp the cork of the bottle.
NH l8-eod2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-20

THE GoLp OF rHE RrcHxoxp BASxs.--Iu
The House of Representatives on Monday
the Senate amendment to House joint
resolution In relation to the coin and bul.
lion of the Richmond banks on special dc.
posit in the Treasury came up, and, on
motion Of Mr.. VAN WICK. the amendment
was concurred in; and the joint resolution
goes to the President for his signature
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-20

We have received copy of an excel
lent Sermon in Behalf of the Southern
Sufferers, preached by the Rev. TELFAIR
HoDGsoN, at St. Mary's church, Keyport,
N. j., January 81, 1867"
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Cnnfscation.

1t will be seen that Mr.. STEVENS got up
his confscation bill yesterday in the United
States House of Representatives; but he
broke down in his speech, and the Clerk
had to finish the reading of it. The bill
was deferred till the second Tuesday in
December
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-20
BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson. Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
/ LOT IN DUvAL's ADDITION. ON DUAL
STREET, ADJOINING THE DUVhL.STREtT
CHaPRL.-As trustee In q certain deed OF trust
axec uted 10 the sub. crber by John Riordan dated
Path october, 1895. duly recorded In kichmond
Hastings Court, shall, In execution thereon, pro-
TT ESDA the 2dth March 1851, at4 o'clockP. M 4,
II fair IL mot the first fair day thereafter the real
estate conveyed by the said deed, consisting Of q
LOT with a FRAMED TENEMENT thereon, re.
Gently in the occupancy OF James Hickman, but
now occupied by said Riordan:
TKRss: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off a negotiable note OF S2l7 o.,
with int rest from 27th February, 1857 on credit
as TO $l77 81 until oath June next on credit as 70
SIsi OK until 24th October next and 10 any sur
plus on such terms may be announced at the
honr OF sale-the whole purchase money TO bear
| interest from the day OF sale. The taxes and In
surance for this year be paid by the pureh ser
NH le--tds j. -. STb tEh, 1rnetee.
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ru x,rpx JAMES u. AAUkf,
RonERr r. BROOKE.
nH- r. II. MAURY CO.,
(KsTABLIsHRD II lHsJ
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. loli Main street,
first house below the post-once'
RICHMOND, VA.
srepIIyo EXCHANGE. GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTloSs
MADE on all accessible points In the oni.eo
States. -
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DIED.

At the residence of y. Dickinson, in Henrico
couny, on Monday, the 18th instant, Mr.. JAMES
s!Z2a aged eighty three Y, airs and two months.
His funeral will take place on THIS DAY W ed
nesday) at IL o'clock, from the First Baptist
church (rr Burrows'sl. His friends AMI those
Of the family are respectfully invited TO attend
without further notice.
On Tuesday, March 10, 1867, WILLIE ETTEN-
GER son of Edward a.. and Ann Minor, aged nine
years and seven months
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
his parents corner St James and Charity streets,
To-MORkow Thursday MORNING al 10 o clock
The friends of the family are invited TO attend.
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NH l5-tds
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson. Anciioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE LOTS, ON FRAnKLlS SrkEET
CHURCH HILL, MARSHALL STREET, AND ON
CANAL AND FOURTH STREETS BY virtue OF
4 decree OF the Circuit Couri OF the city OF hich-
mond pronounced on the 4th Il March. l'd7, In ths
case OF Curre and others against currie etc We
hall proceed IL sell at public auction on the pre-:
misses, on MONDAY the 25th Of March, 1897, at y
a. clock NJ VALUABLE LOT on the north
side Of Franklin between Twenty nth and
Twenty ninth streets adjoining the residence Of
Captain George w. Allen, fronting 4es feet and
running back ISL feet 20 an alley ID feet wide and
on o EsDAY the goth Of March, 1901, on the pre-.
misses. Al a o'clock r. II fair, IL not. tho trst
fair day thereafter, will be sold that VA ABLE
LOT near the northwest corner Of Msrshall and
FIRST streets fronting IS feet and running BACK ~
feat after which will be sold that NAlu BIZ
lot an the southeast corner OF Canal and Fourth
streets fronting 81 feet and running back lis feet
10 An alley and bounded on the west by a stone
wall
montns for n gotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained til all the purchase money Is fully
maid and a conveyance ordered by the court. The
taxes for the present year to be paid by the par-
chaser.
t Ii Il sPsr 4 WORKMAN, Commissioners.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

u,RJrSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i tor, ON TENTH STREET BETM ZEN MAIN
AND CARY, ON THE WEST SIDE THEhEoF =
A trustee in a certain deed of trust executed to
th sub.crbsr by Lewis L. Montague and Others,
dated the 9th day of March 1865. duly recorded In
Richmond Hastings Courr. 20 secure the payment
NJ y NEGOTIABLE Tote bearing date with the said
deed. calling for 80 500, due twelve m ntbs after
date / shall proceed to sell the same a. public
auction on the promises, on WEDNESDAY the Sd
day OF April, 1851 at IL o'clock A. III: Said pro-
party is now occupied by Werth, Ra'hbun Co.,
terms: one-third Of the purchase money to be
paid i'm cash the balance to be paid in three equal
instruments, payable In four, eight and twelve
months witt interest thereon added title re-
tanned until all OF the pay ments are made. Taxes
and Insurance for the present year to be paid by
the purchaser LEWIS A. PHELPS,
nh 10 Trustee.
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sF HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.-JoHH
W. LEE SON, corner OF Eighth and Grace
streets, beg leave to inform their friends and the
public generally that they arestll carrying on the
HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING at their old stand,
and viii be glad to receive orders for PAiSTiH'
In town or country.
Walls wHlrENED or CoLoRED. SIGN work
done neatly. TO-.
We will do work on reasonable terms ana s'V0
reasonA1,e "H'' John w. LEE SON.
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By Lee y 6oddin.
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

NEW FRAMED TENEMENT, CON.
IN TANNING PIvE ROOMS, ON C0EGoRD OR
RAILROAD STREET, IN ADAMS Is E al Eot !;
AND VACANT LOTS ON POPLAR STREET, Foh
We will expose TO sale at public auction, on the
premises. on FRIDAY, March 90, 1867. at4l O'Clock
P. NJ, the property described above.
family. The lot fronts about ?? feet and extends
bfkk rs feet.
The LOTS on Poplar street front 225 feet eaeh'
and run back log feet.
Nh Ira 10 LEE & GoDDIN. Auctioneers. =
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE
- We offer for sale the handsome FAhl- Ia
LY RESIDENCE Of the late Anthony Barga. t.;4
min Senior together with the laT.e and 49,,
we'll known GARDEN attached, on the sou'hwest
corner of Cary and Foushss streets. TOE dwelling
contains six large rooms The kitchen IL Of brick,
30 by 20 feet and We and large ldrIor
coal and wood. There Is \ never falling spring OF
excellent water In the garden, and weli In the
yarj. Having no use for toe property, IL VIII Do
iold very low. Apply to
NH ls-Iw DOT east Main street.
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n@ SPRING GOODS.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vEsTINds.

J. 3. DOHERTY,
500 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
The subscriber respectfully calls attention to
the large and varied stock OF the latest styles OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
opened this day. which he has selected from the
northern markets during the last week. The goodf
are all Of approved makes superb In Style, and can
be recommended for strength OF fabric, fneness Of
quality, as well as reliable colors.
Having all the facilities necessary to proper &c
lection, purchase. and manufacture, and with ar
experience of twenty years as a
PRACTICAL MECHANIC,
he asks an examination, promising to make al
garments in as good style and just as low as they
can be obtained anywhere in the country.
Remember, the best material and as cheap al
thew can be obtained is the motto
NH l6-tApls }. b. DoHshTf.
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NH ls-l

SHERIFFvS SALE OF GROCERIES
- AND.LE.SE or SToRE.-will be sold on
WEDNESDAY the 2eth instant, commencing al IL
O'Clock A. NJ, at The store lately occupied by
Messrs Martin & Feeney, Main and Seventeenth
Streets the entire stock Of groceries In said store
found I'm ir-t class family grocery-viz., BACON,
LARD, TEA, SUGAR, FLOUR, MOLAsSEs. sop
CANDLES, STARCH. BASKETS, BUCKETS.
WHISKY, BRANDY PORT WINE, and sundry
other articles too Numerous to mention; Also.
will be sold the me day, at the same place, at
IL sflock, the UNEXPIREp LEASE OF the pre-
misAs, expiring on the 3lst OF December next.
NH lids JOHN W. WEIGHTS q. X.
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sprCrAL NOTICES

go ANOTHER DEsIDRRATUM.-A useful
,rsna,a,ion Is WOODS BED. BUG KILLER. Now
!. me time 10 use II on your beds'sads. This COM
noupd efectusllv destroys the lsrvr, and you will
not be troubled with bugs during the season. II
YOU want sure thing, Try this article. Prepared
only at WOODS Pharmacy,
NH 10 Fifth and Marsh all sireets.