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- In Boston now days habituai drinkers
cruz together, bay their liquor at wholesale.
hire room. and drink I'D Hbifum, each ben 2
supposed TO get his joint share. and therefore
ready 10 participate in the expenses.
- Efforts are being made bv several gentle
men in Berkly county, West Virgins, to or
game joist stock company for the purpose
OF manufacturing sorghum syrup They
propose erecting steam mi for the purpose
of grinding the cane.
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iPUBLIC-No. So
AN Act relative To collection districts i,


North Carolina
b = rsCc''6 by the SeHGts ard Hou,, OF Rem
re'fH'GtjCes + hs United States Of 4msrica {.
C0gqrrsG assembled, That from and after the
nrst cay OF October, Ammo Domini eighteen
hundred and sixty six, there shall be in the
State OF North Carolina four collection dis
rcts, 10 wit one, 10 be called the district of AL
bemaTIe, which shall include Albemarle Chr
Tltuck. and Croatan sounds, and all the waters.
shores, harbors, rivers. creeks, BAYS, and in :
lets adjacent to and flowing into the said
sound north Of and including Loggerhead in :
let, and all waters and shores appertainino
thereto. And the port of entry for said dis
triet snall be at Plymouth. Another to be
called the district of Pamlico, which shall in =
clude Pamlico sound, and all the waters.
snores harbors. rivers, creeks, bays, and in
lets adjacent TO and flowing into said sound,
exclusive Of the district of Albemarle and in
Guiding the south line of Neuse river to the
northern entrance OF Core sound and the port
or entry for said district OF Pamlico shall be
al Newbern Another 20 be called the dis
trict OF Beaufort, which shall include all the
waters, shores, harbors, creeks bays and in :
lets south of the district OF Pamlico and north
OF and including New river and inlet. and the
port OF entry for said district of Beaufort shall
BE at beaufort. And another to he called the
district OF Wilmington, which shall include
all waters. shores, harbors, creeks. BAYS and
lnlets sc nth OF the district of Beaufort 10 the
southern boundary of the said State: and the
port OF entry for said district of Wilmin gton
snail be at Wilmington. And the collector of
eacn OF SAID districts shall reside at the port of
TnlIy mercer, and shall be appointed by the
PRESIDENT by and with the advice and coasen I
OF the Senate, and receive a salary at the rate
OF one thousand dollars per annum in addition
10 Inc fees OF the office: PrOoided That sue n
compensation shall in no case exceed the sum
OF twenty-five hundred dollars per annum in
the aggregate.
SKc2. And be II further enacted, That the Sec
lelary OF the Treasury. should II at any time
hereafter seem to HIM necessary, may change
the port OF entry IN the district of Beaufort
from Beaufort TO Morehead CITY: and thar all
acts ana parts OF acts conflicting vi it'll the pro-
visions of this act be, and the same are hereby
repealed.
Approved, February p, 1867.
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PUHLrC-No lG I

An ACT 10 amend an act granting the rich, ~
way over the military reserve At FortGrs
tot, Michigan.
BE q enacted by The Senate and House of Repre-.
sentdhres y Ms Inned States Of America IN Con.
srsss assembled. Thjst the act entitled IAN .ct
granting the riEAt Of way over, and denot
grounds upon, the military reserve of Fort
Gratiet, in the State Of Michigan passea
February the eighth, eighteen handred and
nifty nine, be, and the same is hereby ana ended
BY inserting in the last provlso, after the WORD
wood" the words ssor ire-proof," so that the
same shall read, lat all buildings 20 be eTects
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PERSONAL.

lVl MsdtSm. will give life readings, including
Past, Present and Future, az her office, ago, north
hours from to O.. and 8 10 3 p. m. ap Aim
DENTIAL.-Young men who have IN
- jpred themselves by certain secret habits,
duties of married life; also. middle aged ana cid
men, who: from the folles of youth, or other
causes, feel debility in dyanoe Of their years.
any one, should first read ''The Secret Friend. .
Married ladies VIII learn something Of I'm portanos
eress, In sealed snvelole on receipt CT Is cent?
Address DR.. oHAe. A. stuart 90. Boston,
~. no Sly
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IPuBLIo-No. 4s.1
An ACT 70 change certain collection district,
in MARYLAND And Virginia


An ACT 10 change certain collection cl,trin,s
in Maryla land and Virginia
Be u enacted by he Senate ard House of Repx,
s.Htsssres Of tie United Stases If America in Con
sress assemsbled, That the districts of Oxford
and Vienna, In the State of MARYLAND be- and
the same are hereby abolished, and the office
OF Collector OF both said districts 10 hereby
discontinued
SEC. , And be itfuYther enacted, That the dis :
trlct OF Oxford, in sand State, shall be anne ed
10 the district Of Baltimore; and all that part
OF the district OF Vienna, in said STATE, bor-
aerlng on the sea coa asst ant all the waters whc n
now INTO the sea or bays on the east side of
sald district OF Vienna, be, aud the same are
hereby, annexed 10 the district of Cherry
Stone, IN the State of Virginia; and that all the
residue OF said district of Vienna, be, and the
same Is hereby. made a new district, to be
cameo the Eastern district, and that the col
lector OF said Eastern district snail receive an
ANIMAL salary OF twelve hundred dollars. and
shall reside az Crsfeld, which shall be the
port Of I'M Try for said " district.
SIC. 3. And Be IL further enacted. That the
of1ces OIL surveyor a. Snow HUI, and OF deputy
collector at Annamassett and Deals Island
be, and the same are hereby discontinued.
SIC. =. And be IL further enacted, That all
acts and parts of acts Inconsistent with this
act are hereby repealed.
Approved, February %, 1867.
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AUCTION SALES.
k1 Thus. D0WLINe, Aact.; Gseseessvn.
CHANOlRY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PSOxn1 AND HNIMPR0Ykp PBOPkRTY

f ~ HrIsa AsH SSssIN IhS Ss3PsBfY
By virtue Of decree Of the 81 ns.ms don,, =,
the District Of Columbia, Passed on the sth isy
". in e sss =. CO. DS;ss
,s + PSsiyie ;SstiGp ss tie highest bidder
9: In Ho,nesd's Addition and part Of Lo, No.
fsonss blSa. to the ..ms
and Green streets, and facing the end Of PenpsyI
vsnis avenue a. extended into Georgetowu.
The property VIII be sold In th rec parceis VIZ.
The three stery Brick House, with the lot, which
!: rect front BY no feet deep; and the two
story Frame Houses, west OF the brick house,
separately, With lots respectively attached 70 the
ard on FRIDAY. the l2th day OF April, A. D.
lsI' ssfns er ,,aie At O'Clock p Yin
sweeny subS S k9S"n n az s Lots and
No SO, In the city Of Washington. Lot will be
'front.' Of ~ feet ipchss on PsiI .tTset each having
south and sonth D streets, and q depth Of about
three separate parcels. each having front Of na
feet inches on south street, between I'd ana ID
All the sbc.e properly is Sssia.b isss .nshes
the attic non OF persons desiring invest ia such
Terms Of sale. az prescribed by tho decree One
third os:h: the residue IN two equal payments at
Of sale or, at the option Of the purohassr fss
whole purchase money may be paid in cash pres
The Titles A.. rep perfect.
GHxRIRs Il. MATHEWS. Trustees.
NH 50 lOtSds THos. DOILiNG. Auct.
RY COOPER LATIMER, AuetOneep,
II Late clerks with j. o. Mcclure & 90 }
Southwest corner Pennsy lvania avenue and 18th
street, Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE
BY virtue OF deed of trust bear ne late the 18th
Gay Of Nay 1866, duly recorded I'm Liber Il. n d,
NO ~, fonos III ct seq. one of the and Rec ,rds
Tor ashfnston Comfy. District Of Oolumbia, the
nndersigned, Trustees, will, on MONDAY, the
Sth day OF APRIL 1851, at Sc O'Clock D. m, in front
OF the premises, offer for sale, at public auction
the east half OF Lot numbered five, 80 in Square
numbered eighty four, 81, together with the i'm
proyements thereon, which consist OF q small frame
dwelling. The property fronts on New York ave-
nue., between 7lst and I'd streets west, near the
Observatory.
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance ia six
months to be secured by deed of trust on the prom
etty. eonvsyan:ins and stamps at cost Of pur-
chaeer. If the terms not complied With in
eight days the Trustee. reserve the right TO resell
at the risk and cost Of the defaultine purchaser,
by giving i've days notice Of such resale
7. N. HANSON, fr
EUGENl OARUSI, trustees.
COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts
NH H. Is q, 80, 6ap668
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THE EVENING STAR.
D y y 4 G IA l. .
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed 81 the Second Session of the Thir-
ty-ninth Congress.
PuRIIC-NO. lol

An ACT 20 restore Lieutenant Joseph y. Fyfe
70 bis grade m active service OF the navy.
Be =. eHdcteG by to Senate and House If Rep
7tssStatiU6S II TIE CRitsG States Of America an
Ce79yeSs assembled, That the President of the
United States be authorized TO nominate, and
with the advice and consent of the Senate 10
appoint, Lieutenant Joseph y. Fyfe 10 the
active list OF he navy. and 10 restore him TO
the raBz 20 which he may be entitled thereon.
Approved, February ~, lct7.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOE.
BALTIMORE
Making freight con pecffon az AOUIA CREEK
R RHR kISh MoED; FREDERIoks- eoa
bgks AND PoTOMAC RAILRoAD. 4EGS
NNiekle and steamer kkNNE BEO, Capt John n /.
Wbs"q leave EMn.shington from siIth street
"a m, Tor Baltimore, and usual way handbags on
TT99temae river kstuInine leave Baltimore every
For further information apply to
,r y. b. BRYAN BRO.
mn lsc No. 345 Pennsylvania ave
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RUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
~ NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHING TON DRY. March Is lSs7

y.
SALE OF OLD AND UNsERyIOEABLE Az
ma xICLES OF ORDNANCE.
There Will be sold at public auctfon to the
slehest bidders. at noon, THURSDAY, the Ilth
DAY OF April 1857, at the .ce of the Ias pector of
ORDNANCE, Havy:yard, Philadelphia, PennsyIya-
Ela, lot OF old and unservicesble articles ef
ordnance, embracing shot and Shell, about seven
hundred t7O0l Carbines, (breech loadersD about
twenty nye hundred q: 900 Muskets. rifed and
The articles will be sold in lots
Terms; One half cash: in Government funds. TO
De depoe1ted on the conclusion of the sale aud the
remainder within ten days afterward. during
which time the articles mu st lie removed from the
yard. otherwise they Will revert TO the Govern
meDt n. A. WISE,
mn 10 z5t Chief OF Bureau
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STEAMER WILSON SMALL
~ FOR THE EASTERN SHORE,

EOTICE.-The Steamer Wilson SMALL
VA Va r. LEohABD, now in -
mo. resp sSln,o one q the sssunehest,
ste Gamers plying on Chesape Bay, will resume
beI T 1pet On "a pkDA March ID She leaves
ssssiTn1n1nSTe; every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
botFIHsitfspSKPP;6 Fl EEff SR,3s P 3TX
LLACKS WR4RF CAMBRfDd <. HUGH
FORD'S WRIRF and IEOYD'S Z HSDIEgg
IL HetnTlning from THE EASTERN SHORE, she
p M, and taston Point At s D m = every Mondsy
sMeanssasy and FRIDAY touching at all insermee
on the following mornings NE
sne ms large number of fine state rooms.
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y ICHAOND, IREDERIOKsBUR1 AMI pa
N T0MAO RAILROAD
TO TRAyELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (ssndsy %. n. exceptedt

The auto kest and most direct route to Richmood,
va and the South, via the Potomac
steamers from 7th Street Wharf,
Washington, to Asuis Greek srdoME1I -
Hichmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
70 Rici mond, We, connecting there with trains on
the hie mond and Petersburg and Richmond and
papvilIs Railroads for Petersburg, Weldon, VIII
Lotto end Chester, 8. o.
Steamers Report and q. Vanderbilt leave TN
street Wharf daily Sunday evening excepted A.
$50. m. and 80 D. m. and arrive in Richmond @
THROUGH TO RIOHMoS ~ SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker tia.
any other koute.
, Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aeuis
Oreek and fredertcksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company Once corner Of Penns avenue and oth
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage CHECKED
through.
Omnibusses AND Baggage Wagons viii be In
readiness TO convey pssse nge n and .bagga be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass BY daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle felss near Brederoksb burg By stoD-
ping at that point
Breakfast aud cup on board OF Steamers.
GK0. MATTISGLY eupt., WsshinGton, d c.
@. Z. AATTISGLY, Ticket Agent, wsshinston.
q. M. HANEY,
psU Seneral Passenger Agent.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.



pEIor QuARrSRMasrssk 0FFicE.
losisa s6iLpIsss ss G.sp ssss.s t on tas
Ls,t.rp BrspSh will be sod q Public Auction
Of Lieuten.nt Edvsrd Hunisr iiisU fnfsntrT,
act ne assistant qpar.ernsster U. s. A-ssis 70
ssI:;%ss. 3 sissiaf, !. .:s. y $ fs:s
s.asis. 70 fee, By 81 feet, an ''s' BY - ''s'
SSsssis;is e = SHOP; ~ feet b. ;sieet.
Buildings viii be sold sinsly
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
The United States rslinquishes the care OF these
buildings upon dag OF sale. -
Bfevet Brig I'D Ter General.
SOY Depot QusrtermAster.
A UCTioN SALE orGOVEBNaEsT BUILD
Bsads1ar-s Dsrayivlsn! q, Wa,iisro., }
wa,., es..% 6 GAG, e 3 .1;,, ,s.',{
VIII be sold at public suction, on the premises,
SSnder. the direction OF Breyet Colonel James
at u o'clock noon TIE follow I'M d.senibe5 baiis
ines, situated on Virginia avenue, between sth
in tf, n si.eets' near Maryland avenue, tIsIsBd
ONE TkAME BUILpIse, TIVE stories. s,,,.
TIA BEE SMALL BUILDINGS, various dimep
Buildings will BE- sold .ipgiy, and pureh..sr,
viii he required to remove property Whit We
days from date Of sale.
ie'm'' 0ash' IN SOSeIamsn H.t fTH1s
MAYOR and Q n. q. 8. A. ChiefQ. NJ,
sp Sat Department of washnston
~ LEsCENT CAMP AT SGCfioS.0 N'A
Ci0QSdrtermaster's OSsce. Dep0r Of Wa.aisstos,l
The Government BaiidiDs. com aP eo.inr 80 GAM
Convaescent situated between the Long Bridge
sONDAY 18th Arrl snder tb s1eno s9on on %
Lie9,es.nt Edwsfd hunter 18th o, fnfaDtr .,
Acting Assistant Quartermaster. Sale TO som,
These buildings oonsis. Of 81 barracks, .h,pele
20oficers' quarters and other buildings, shingle
q buildings, felt roof; Offices. officers, omar.
and fence, comprising lea buildings in ali.
ast to tod day s m and and ale viii
Terms sssh IL in Government funds.
Q. Il. TOMPKINs,
sp9-lt Bvt. Brig. Gen, Depot q. NJ
u DRIA Ar IUGTioS, hAAN-
Ch'V Q~s'ty~s,t~'s0 Nes, Depet Of Wa,Aiar,o.,
buildings known as the CONSTR action CORPS n sne
pubic suction on Hsbi T hpri BE '9 96ss At
tn suPeTvision Of Lieutenant Edwsri Hunter.
QuarteIm.st.T, ,Usited States Army Sale To
from "a ees in width ey fr.m 10 To- 81
feet IN length Also. Portable Building 10 BY Il
srs; Two Buildings and 81 Benches. i'''N
There VIII slse be sold ct the sam time the fol-
lowing pipe " "
90 feet l-inch Lead Pine
SO feet inch Iron Pipe
$50 feet inch Iron Pipe
$50 feet ls-fnch Iron Pine
Brass Stop cocks
Cooking Ranges, incomplete.
steam Boiler 5 inches by foot 10 inches
Terms-Cash, In Government funds
G. II. TOMPKINS,
Brig. Gen. and Depot Qsartermaster
NH 3nl0t
A RMOBY TOR SALE.
CaiJ Qna,fsrMaste,s O<oe. Depstof Washinston,l
Wdyhtnston, ID. c. March p. 1857
by order Of the Qusrtermsster General, the Gov
"rment Armory on g street, between Twentv first
and Twenty second will be sold at public auction
under the supervision of Go plain James g. Payne
A q. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, April 10, at Il oicIk
This hri Ihinn Ia Oh Senf IN a, fso. .hirnnz -
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PROPOSALS.

EhERk'S OFFICE,
y HOUSE REPREsWsy -,S5 ,yEs, UyITER sIsI,s,
uS ssslet PTcSc;sls win Ss sh, sce
April A D. 1857 for Keepna ID re..sursnf 81 ,S Sa
House of Repreec Natives of the Uni,ed Etstes in
toD s w,h tn terms q the snneSed resou
EbwGRD MCPHERSON. Clerk.
Ordered. That the pri vilege 4 Keeping the Re-.
tanrant of the House shall be determined as foI.
Proposals therefor shall be received by the CLARK
of the House up to noon of March ~ 1851 and hi.
ennialy thtr eafter and shall be okened by him in
awarded to the most suitable person, fayipg Ala
reference TO the amount II money offered for the
business. Accompanying the proposals must he
t IN hsme OF one or more persons who are willing
lars for the faithful Performance of the outes OF
saia keeper; snd pOsst ssion Of me premises shall
cutting bond in the sum of one thousand doliar.
with spniei at sureties, for the proper discharge
OF his duties and for the careful OF the Prop.
trty OF the Government entrusted TO him Such
possession shall be at eli times under the control
and accepted shalI be paid 10 the said CierF one
thereafter, and, as received STALL be, by s.is
CLERK. paid to the Tr. asursr of the National Sol
dieIs and sailors Orphan Home fer tue benefit Of
said institution. spsrd
PROPOSALS fY sks GvhTTTLE ROE INDIAN
DEPARTMENT OF IHE ISTklloR,t
Proposals will be received up to the I'm dar ~
May. Iso7, al the Office OF H b Deuman SnnGyin
teDdent OF Indian fairs Ter the Northern sursr
intendency, AT Omaha City. Nebraska for the
denkery at Omaha City Of the following Stock
800 head OF Milk Cows for the Winneh,vo T.,
dlaBs occupying a reservation in Nepraska
800 head OF Milk Cows for The Santee sioux In
dlans, occuryfpg "A reservation At tbe mouth
OF the Niobrara, Nebraska
500 head Of Milk Cows for The Yanc.ou Sioux In
CLANS: ocCnpylng reservation ia Dakot.
lOO head OF Mix Cows for the Omaha Indians
20 head Of young American Builr
80 head Of Beet Cattle. tsteers.l
The Cows must be Of good quality American
Dfeed. Not less than three nor more than seven
years old: Cows with youn calves. orceys wih
cali, Will be preferred. Dry cows will not be re
ce1ved The Bulls must be not less than three
years old, and the Beef Cattle not less than four
Superintendent Denmau will have the light IN
rcJect any all the bids; also. the right TO reIet
any or oil the cattle If he deems flat the cat,ls
delivered are not OF the required character
Superintendent peumsp will be authori zad "a
receive the said cattle and 10 give vouchers 10 the
once OF the CeRmissioner of Ind Affairs In
Washington city.
The time of the deli very of the cattle will be da
terained by Superintendent Denman who win also
nave the power 10 change the place Of delivery
with the consent of the contractor
Good and sufficient ends will Re required for
the faithful ful hllment OF the contract.
Bids will not lie receive for a Iess number than
the total number OF cows and bulls called for
Separate proposals, hswever, Will be we'd for
the beef cattle. o. II. BHoWNING,
NH 81 Seer etary.
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DENTISTRY.
IL. LEWIE's DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS
- No. 900 PENN'A AVE-
BetWeen 18th and 18th afrsefs

Nir,eeetn extracted without pain by administering
Thsninsin mas recently purchased the best
H"1edaieaa apparatus in the country for 0"
w III in9TSer. The Association 10 now pre- pared
VILE Ieeth on Gold, 81 I've aua Rubber at New
nn. rhhnsoeiphia and boston prices. All per-
soGs whshng dental wcrx done can have it A. cheap
shs n sne ABOVE named cities. All work done in
GIVE CIV ss,sisetion Persons Will do weii to cali
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FIVE MEN HUNG BY NOR LAw.-The Gin.
chnati commercial publishes account OF
the hanging, by a mob at Brownstowu Ind
OF TWO men, named Tally and Brooks They
were IN jail, charged with the murder and
robbery of an old lady several months go.but
report having got abroad that they were not
TO be tried crowd of from 200 10 300 men sur
rounded the Jail, took out the prisoners, and
hung them TO a tree. Brooks made a martial
confession, duplicating Tally and a man
named fas'on, who is still in Jail. Tally pro
tested his innocence, and died in a cool. col
Iected manner. selecting he tree on which be
preferred TO be hanged. The mob threatened
10 hang Easton II he is not speedily tried
Two coiOreu men named Mackey and ano.
ther known as Van, were hung by a mob in
bourbon county, Kansas, last week They had
been confined in jail charged with the murder
OF Mr.. Hayford last fall, but one of the Mac
keys escaped Some officers attempted to re-
arrest MIN, when he shot and mortally wound
ed one OF them. A posse OF citizens subse.
quently erected the arrest, and i'm m ediateIy
hung the prisoner TO a tree. The mob then
them.
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g C Z T d I 8 rs,
"a 81 IYaN's GIFT!
SAAARIfANS GIFT


! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EvKR USED.
sosoRRHSA, GIEEE sFRi0TuKEs "a,
Contains no Mineral. no B.l..m, no hsreor,.
They are eRtirely vesetsole having no smell nos
.sy snpiea.an. taste; and VII not in any way In
from two to f0nP and d recent cases
eminent Doctors and Cheni sts Of the present DAY:
ssU SsSe IF
who have been s0rEsd VIII Bsl.s% 9ogsy,s or hsr
pnoe-Msls packages, 81. Tsasis. I o. Ssr's'''''
BLOOD BLOODU BLOODru
sOR0EULA ULCERS; SORES, SPOTS,
sAxARiTAN.S RooT IND HER g. yuyop
syphI Gesed o fhe pnSe = fO'1sse eSEs
sAMARITANs ROOT AND hERB JUICE is
the veneresl poison; so that the cure 10 thorough
saI snd be healed and DO not trassmit h ~ Teo.
posterity that Tor which You may repent in astaT
rear" DO NOT DEsPAIRr
e ROOT IND aEsB
sss%; SsII :. ali the bad snsssg TsTss@y .''
;sss kSSr r asp ,aisR Of r.,
male, sunsi tse in Glosrsted htsJ UloEs most
Isas Sssfins down falling q the WOMB Ifco DR.
binty aud for al Complaints incident @ the sss.
sAnARITANs WASH
h IN oaees Of Syphilis, used In connection with tia
Boot and Herb juices; '1s
The efhcscy Of these remedies is alike scspsv,.
fsSss b aiE ssDsss and patients They are 0'e
WHAT THE ffTT ssg Ess sHhSs srH.sAnAs
.P9sJ h o. IT, fosL n.asHALL, Bsltinors.
sns t.s:s e
Tor yenersl diseases In its most customary forms.
and properly, and have found them respond e. %,
Lnt1cipstions promptly and eneotrally. Kaovins
s.ys sss Is. !: Sss
iFSSe1nsna then strosglEa $500
"Assissans Surgeon. sss 4. NJ \. vois.
oe!a p 9. Q. IoRp, corner lish ssrsst and Penn,
Hlvanis evenae. Warrington; HENRY COOK,
SSsHosS g.. p YA Riss:f's: .'''Fs,s
rh1 So1FrssAAsse R, a 81 i rais srH DAY
.n un9n report Of sale: made by 4 B; Adams,
Esfen - 'af TSs a. ssi: al. IN sty 3. Of
reported be ratified and confirmed unless cause 70
he G1 o. the day a
sale TO Hezekish Gutchell be ratified, and the
shs ss the ssd esteSs sg's
sand dollars in cash aud give deed OF trust bear
S..s e 81. a.: {: g sl h o..
iishsd in the Evening Star once week for three
"esA' 's'ore 's'u -" &M. r. PURoELL,
Judge Of the Orphans court.
Test JAS 3. OTBEIRNI,
mn ll-wSw Register Of Wills.
VINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrs-
II Der has obtained from the 0rphans' Court OF
Washipgton County, In the District q Columbia,
letters testanentsry on the personal estate Of
Margaret Nickel !late Of Washiagton city. d. O.,
deceesed All persons having cnims against the
said decess:d, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
sane Sth the vorsnsrs Thereof 70 the ssbscrber.
may otherwtss By Law b excluded iron 81 benefit
Given SnGss ny handrhis 18th day q rsbruary,
1857. WM. GRUPD,