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DROpOsALs FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL
LING STREETS IN TnE THIRD WARD.
KAsHINGroS.D M
MAYORS OFFICE,

WASHINGTON. ID. e., September ,l363.l
Proposals will be received ut this ONCE nntii l.
O'Clock M: Thu RSDAY, September, ". 1855
For radins and travelling Fourth a, street
west, from 0 to streets north, under act sp-
proved May 10, 1857.
Also, for Grading and travelling Ninth (9l street
west, from N to streets north, usder an act sp-
proved June 6, 1857.
The work 70 be done under the direction of the
City surveyor. the superistendsnce of the Com
missioner OF the Third Ward, and two Assistant
Comniss1oners TO be appointed by the ayor.
The Gravel to be OF good quality and free from
stones OF improper size 70 be nine 81 inches deep
IN the center of the street and taper Dg to four (
inches deep At the gutter line, after the same has
been properly rolled.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
excavation enbankment; III at which measures
the most to be paid fer only one way either in ex
cayatton or embaukment.
Bidders will also state the price per square yard
for travelling.
The surplus earth. including sand, gravel, and
stone. to be deposited wherever the Ward Commits
GoDer may direct.
No part of the appropriation will paid until
the work has been approved by the City Surveyor
and Commissioner of the W ard and Assistant Com
mis- siOners.
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
JOHN 3 WRIGHT,
se1-lOt Commissioner Third Ward
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PROPOSALS FOR PAPER
Fob THE PUBLIC PRINTING

OFFlCE OF INK CONG RESSIONAL PRINTER
NAsHlNGrON, September 8, 1858 {
Inpursuance OF the provisions OF the 2lst section
OF tne act emitted An act further ate the
pilLthg OF the public documents, ann the pur-
chase OF paper for the public printing! approved
on the Zth OF July, 1856 sealed proposals will be
received by the undersi gRed until Monday the
Zsai DAY o. SeptembeT, 1858, for furnishing thi 3
Omce WIN three thousand reams of su oerfine cal
endered PRINTING Paper, measuring 24X33 inches.
ana weiGhlng NIFTY three pounds to the reau Of
Proposals will be received for the whole qusn-
ty or Tor any portion not less than one thou and
reams samples OF the quality of the pa per will be
lnrn1shfd upon application at this Once and the
ssnceessini bidder will be required rigidly to con
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied BY bond with security to the approval of a
United states Judge Attorney, in the penalty of
proposal shall be accepted, shall furnish the article
panied by satsfsc tory evidence that the person or
persons making said proposal are manu- lecturers OF
or dealers In the desert of per which he or
they propose to fur nish.
All the paper must be delivered at the Govern
ment Printing ONCE, in the City of w sshingtOn in
good order free from ell and every extra charge or
expense, and subject to the inspection, count.
weight, and measurement of the Congre lsional
Printer, and be In oil respects satisfactory.
The supplying Of an inferior article or 0 failure
70 supply the quantity required ct any time, will
be considered violation OF the contract
Proposals. will be endorsed the en- velo pc g Pro-
posals Tor Paper and addressed to JOHN u
DEFREES, Congress ional Pri inter, s0 9-6t
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RAILROADS.
BAr-IMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

OArrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
AAa "a
wAsHrxeroN 1858.
.s ssStss EsS 4s He VII
are now run as follows, viz
FOB BALTIMORE 80 Ff
sa,' ca aas s ss9 NJ and
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
n Leave daily except Sunday. at A. N and 4:2O
FOB ANNAPOLIS,
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
roo On R sGsRAI
Leave at S A. NJ, and 4:20 and $50 P. NJ.
Leave at A. NJ. and $40 and $40 P M.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
ds,lv sept sad s:s1sdsy and SUNDAY at
On Saturday at sA. NJ, and :20P:M.
r.ssss & from sn'B sIR
more to wheeling. Parkersburg, &c
the day: Also: at the COMPANY. Once; 400
tickets at the avenue office can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residence, taken to the depot and put in the bag
For New York Philadelehia, and Boston, see
I.L;wLLS0N, Master OF TRANSFORMATION.
o. c8tH Gsne Gsn. Tisfss Agent
THR9,TTGHa sETWEEN WASHINGTON
NEW YORK. e.
WASHINGTON, 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK are now run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, trifiopt change Of cors.
Leave daily except Sunday 1T = A. NJ, and
1880 and 9 p. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except sunday at . A. NJ and
1880 and $40 p. NJ
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 3 r. NJ :, and PhiladeI-
phia at $40 p. M.
Sleeping cars for New York on 9 P. NJ. train
daily.
Through tickets to Philsdslp hia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station, 0fice at "a hours
In the day. Also, as the Company's once. No.
400 Pennsylvania avenue Passengers Purchasing
tickets at the Avenue Office can there arrange to
have their baRc are called for and checked at their
residence. taken to the depot, and put in the bag
gage car. ...-...
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
j. i. WILSON. Master of Transportation.
l.. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent
SOL GEO. s. kOONTZ. Agent, Washington.
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EFFECTS or REPRKssTvK PoLIcY.-Ths
Paris Figaro as serts that the first conseaueuce
Of the wlthdra wal of the permiss ION 70 sell ms.
journal m the streets was Increase An a.
Circulation OF four thousand A similar resaI,
HIS followed the expulsion Of Ro-hetDr- :,
Lanterne from Paris Its circulation Ia rors
up 10 one hundred and twenty thousana con,ss
since the removal TO Belgium.
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PROPOSALS.
pROPosALs FOR FRESH BHEF.

HEADQss FIRST AILIrARr DISTRICT,
OFFlcE OHIEF CoshissARv OF. 81 RsIsrEkckS
RICHMOND, VA, Sspt Is, isS
sealed PrcDc.als. In Duplicate, VIII be re.eived
a. the office Of Lieut.. John y. Ciuley Plat In.
nssnfry. A. Cs win chester, w., on MONDAY.
Sepssmber 3 ets, at IL n for all the fresh Beef
required at Winchester, Va for ak month"; fr, m
October l, 1855, or such less time as the COMMITS
eart General OF Subs'steuce may direct The Rat
- be delivered there on the order of the Actin
Comntssary OF Subsistence ct that place Of = rood
able quality, in equal Proportions Of fore
ana hird -a1Artefs lneck.: shanks, and kidney
tsilow 10 be excluded The nects Of the cxftis
slaughtered to be cut of at the fourth yaytshss9
pint ana the breast trimmed down The sSanss
OF Iore quarters TO be cnt from three 10 four ches
roo.e me knee Joint aud Of hind Quarters from
70 elsnt inches above the gambr or hook joint
,boeeIs are requested to be present TO re- pond TO
fuIn'ment OF their Contract WINS 'O' '"e
Tropoeeb must be endorsed distinctly sPropo-
saIs fof FRESH Beef" at Winchester va The un-
good cause. " ''N' "A' o'U' 'o'
Copd,tions. requirements, payments, Co., &c., as
yeommand of Brevst MAJOR General s.oneman.
49, "A. ELDERKIN,
sel6-6t Bvt, MAJ and ChfC E . lat Mil DIS
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ArCTHER Fatal FRENCH DCEL.-N. Paul
Cas~asnac ana French provincial journalist
named Lisa garry qusrreled the other day. and
went out with burtonleSs foils 10 settle their
troubles The country editor was MORALLY
wounded: his antagonist was rot hurt. NJ
Csssagnac is now qualified tore-enter ParIsian
society with all the honors. He has committed
s murder. but this only maSes him lion.
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DROPOsALs FOR GRADING CERTAIN
STREETS In THE FIRST AID
SECOND WARDS.
mASURs UFFICl

WASHINGTON, d. c Sept ". 15sS.}
Proposas will be received at this flee until II
clock m, on "WEDNESDAY, September g. 1853
lor TRADING Sstreet north, from Fourteenth street
May 81. 1867
Also for Grading Fifteenth street west from
1877. ~
Also. for Grading street north, from l4th street
70 western boundary. under act approved June
LIST, 1853.
The work to be done under the dir ection of the
City surveyor, the observation-disclosures of the Co n
mlssioneTs of the First aud Second w ards and two
assistant Commissioners to be appointed by the
MaVor. - 'S
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
excavation or embap kment; that which measures
the most TO be paid for only way either in ex-
cevation or embankment
The surplus earth, including sand, gravel
and etone. 10 be deposited wherever the
Ward Commissioner may direct. No part of the
appropriation will be paid until the work has
teen approved by the City Surveyor and the Com
mis,ioners of the First and second Wards, and
Assistant Commissioners The right to reject
any or all bids is reserved
HENRY HIMBER,
Commissioner of the First Ward
CHARLES ii. PETERS,
Sc Il lot Commissioner of the Second Warl.
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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1858.

Dy. j. j. Laurence:
DEAR pIR: i take pleasure in recomme udinR
YOUR hos ADALIs as 3 very powerful alte ratiye
have ii used In two cases with happy results
-one q Of secondary syphilis, In which the
patient pronounced himself cured after having
taken five bottles of your medicine. The other q
of scrOfuls of long standing, which Is rapidly
Improving under its use, and the indications are
that the patient will soon reeovr. have careful
y exaIni ned the formula by which your Rosadalis
= made, and ind il an xcellent compound Of al
serati We INGREDIENTS.
Yours truly. Il. W. CARR, n. ID.
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IRON STABLE FURNITURE.

IRON STABLE FURNITURE.
BAY RAKES, FEED BOXES. HANGERS,
STALL PARTITION, CUTTERS, SINKS,
HORSE WAVES, &C.,
Orname ntal and cheap
JNO. A. RAKER,
ARricultul al Warehouse,
- and 80 Louisiapl avenue.
Sc 5-eolw between 9th and 10Th as.
Two HOUSEkEEPERS- having Rl,s
Il and other Yer N in can dispose of them BY c lIl
ing on the subscribers. Those from large hon q
preferred. Pay ment IL CONCRETE PAYMENT
THORNTON SMITH,
No. ass street, corner of 10Th st west
r. S-Persons building avoid the an noyance
by having this Pavement laid under the floor and
the floor last lifetime from the absence of damp
ness. tauo-3nN T. 8.
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The following, among many hundreds Of our be st
citizens, testify to its wonderful efncacy:
OERTIFIOATEsFROM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 4, 1859
believe DR.. Lswrences ..ROSADALIS'' to be
-he BEST ALTERATIyE IN Use, and therefore I'm lIv
recommend IL Is such.
THOMAS J. BOYKIN, MD.
ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORSE
CASES OF SCROFCLA
BEAD THE STATEMENTS BELOW AMI
DESPAIR NOT

DIV. j. j. Laurence:
DEAR ASH: My youngest dau ghter, aged five year,
has been dreadfully afflicted with Scrofula nearlv
All ner he; Il tried great many Ply sicians but
without relic wing Der much; in fact most of them
said there was no hope Of cure. During the Last
spring she was worse than ever, her body and
limbs being covered with co and lotchesHv,th
lace and eyes badly liberated and swollen. Whilst
IN this condition. was advised by DR.. L. A. Stith
20 try your Rosadalis. i at once procured three
bottles, and commenced giving 1t to her Tas eescf
rsS n7aEloa!. IN less hdn month to my great
astonlshuenf, sac tcdS enfirsgy trsIf AM air
yours, with much respect and gratitude,
W. w. BURNETT
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CUTTING TlMBER.-A CORE sponcent % the
Boston CHhir0t,T writes 10 thar journal on the
subject OF cutting timber, '.that 10 guard e -ctu-
ally against the rayages Of the worm an wood,
a very long experience c0nvInces me that all
timber having stceef sap such "a hickory, ala
species OF tue maple, biz b. Scc.. should b. fell
ed in June. What may be- the reason Of this.
VIII not undertake 10 cay: give you toe eN-
peTieBce OF over half a century o. worker AZ
wood -
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CHRONIC Liver COMPLAINT CURED
Liver Complaint By DIR. Lawrenceb Rosadalis
after having been confined TO my bed and no use
Sor long time, and trying various medicines with
out benefit
know Of several others in this county cured
through the use OF Rosadalis, and IL can be found
shey all pr sise 1t as Q great medicine.
THOMAS THORN
GREENE COUNTY August "a ls0
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opposite seston House.
GUARDIANS SALE on VALUABLE PROP.
ERTY o ,ASsAOHUSEfTe AYENUE BE-
TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH efRHKTs
Under and by yirtue Of decree Of the Or
rendered on the asih day OF Noyem Sa a. D.
prsms Court Of the Bistrict Aforesaid on the fsth
will, on WHDk nsDAY, the lsth DAY OF eeptem
Der, A ID. ks, at s OF clock p m in front OF the
VT: Part Of Lot No, 3. IN sSusr. No 81 sssip No
ming for the same 1T point on Massachusetts ave
nue at the northeastern corner of said lot and run
dividing line between lots numbered three isl
thirty ave ts; feet from the dividing line bstSe
Il.
to lots numbered three, g., four ~ and Eve, 49,
dsSns ns between o four ses ,sa tie
the corner common to lots numbered three, Is.
four al ard 1--WE, 9;l and thence northwestw ardy
three 80 and nve Isl seventy three rs, test three
tStincbes TO Massachusetts, sveKue and the begin.
fhis property is improved BY converter, and
roomy Two story Frame House. with back bui,d-
ing and is beautifully situate on the south side
Of NJ Massachusetts, avenue. between Ninth and
houses rec ntly erect by Geo. T. Lan"iy. rsG
The lot contains. according 70 the surveyors
eertihcofe, isV sarare feet, and has four loot
Terms Of tsle:-0f third cash; the balance in
six t6D ard twelve (le) months. Deferred pay
msnts 70 be secured BY deed Of trust upon the
NJ the cost OF the purchaser. A deposit OF SlOo
will he required whea the property is bid OF
days, the guardian the right sell the
property n the risk and loss Of the defauliing
ELIzABETH BANGS. Guardian.
J. B. wHEELER CO.
se9-tds Auctioneers
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DIRECTORS.

The NATIONAL CAPITOL" chartered a. a
Lille, Health, and Accident Cong lny-tae first
ever chartered by the Congress Of the United
Life Insurance Company exclusively. lis COZ. i
has been paid in and securely inverted, snd the
Company is now fully prepared for business.
Policy holders in this Company can participate
In the prefts Of this Company upon the mutual
plan or At their option, taking policies without
psTtie patton o.. thereby Combining the ADVANTAGES
The names of its Officers and Directors are a suf-
fctent guarantee that the affairs Of t2e Sons:sdy
will lie conducted with honesty snf econ Dm~
every Prsmise %sae to poey holders ana no
will lie accepted or any steps hastily taken where
by the perfect safety ard security OF the Comp any
can be impaired or questioned.
POLICIES
issues ali the most desirable forms of policies in.
ending
Annual Life, Annual Endowment
Long and short. Ten Payment Lie
Ten Payment Endorsement. Term Poiicfes.
With or without participation in profits.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
Every person making one annual payment is en-
ey the eSd an 1t Of - s%" Ne Ne
Pay ment Is lost IL the policy is allowed 20 lapse
NO RESTRICTIONS UPON RESIDENCE Oh
OCCUPATION.
The National Capitol allows policy holders f.
travel and reside in any par of the world, and a
all seasons OF the year. without extra charge, a
to engage in any of the ordinary occupstIols O.
life.
DIVIDENDS.
Dividends will be declared on alI participation
pohcies annually after two full years premiums
have been paid.
No charge for policy, stamps, medical exam
ination.
No extra rates charged for risks upon lives o.
females.
None but sound. healthy risks accepted upon any
consideration.
CENTRAL AGENTS wanted throu yhout the
United States.
Application may be made. giving References to
the Secretary at the Home Office, Gslt's BUILDING,
Washington, ID. 9. se l5-lrn
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1Dr. Holland writes concerning the de, IA ot
Adah lsaacs Nenken "A story l. cutr.t.r
which give FOR what 10 rs worth that ~
Isld wager she could drink given quaprity
IL whisky: WOE her bet and dice
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THE ROSADALIS

not q secret medicine. The articles from which
is made are published around each bottle, and liz
used and recommended by the Medical Faculty
wherever IL has been introduced, as q POSITIVE
and RkLIABLE Medicine for Diseases Of the
BLOOD, LlVER and KIDNEYS.
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nESICUATED MIXED VEGETABLES AT
IL PUBLIC AUCTION.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SUPPLIES CUB.
SILENCE STORES,

SpJsiSteacs Office U S A.,
Corner Of Balderston and Grant streets,
,,, Baltimore. Nd, September IA, IL I.
VIII De sold at public auction, at Warehouse,
corner Baldereten aud Grant streets, on THURS.
pAI september II, 1873, ct u m about le9,sD
i6s eighty eight thousand three hundred and
t{hirty pounds Of Desiccat.d Compressed Mixed
4oS boxes. containin q about 81 500 lbs Frerch
2o9 boxes and IS half cases containing about s}6i5
lbs, American.
The French are packed in tin boxes aver aging
IS lbs each, two cases in each box: The American
in tin cases averaging 10 lbs. each. two cases In
each box.
Terms cash in Government funds. Seven days
allt " ed to remove purchases
By order Of the Commissary Gsneral Of Sub
THOMAS WILSON,
Sc It Breyet Brig. Gen and G s., L. =. A.
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ROSADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES
WILSON, N O., Sent L. la7

m WILSON, n ~ Sept. u, l90.
bEAa Sir lin 1851 my son, now aged d We years.
was vaccinated with what proved to be impure
He has been afflicted with an inveterate and ex-
tremely troublesome Eruption Of the Skin, some.
prescribed by my. family physician, Or. A. ID.
Moore. After taking IL . few weeks, my son be-
J. b DANfRI,
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
- Axctfoneera and 3 81 Estate Brokers,
No. $40 southeast coTneT 7th and streets.
CHANCEPg SALE.

I Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia bearing date on
tie lsE day of September. lS9S. and pass in
tain cause pending ia said Court wherein Aun
Dean ct al. are cemplsinants and joseph Hymer
Ct al are 6etendants, No "a Equity will sell
at public auction to fne highest biOdsr, on MON
DAY, TIE seth day of September, lSi3, at O'Clock
2 M. On the premises part OF lot no s. N square
No III In the City of Washin gtoa, beginning for
Ire sane at the northeast corner OF said square
and running south with the h0e of Third street
ffence north IS feet inches, ard thence easI Z,
net ga inches to the place of beginning, together
story brick ard enc 70 story frame dwellines
also. part of1st No in ssnare south of square
No IA tbs same being the south Is feet front q
said iot No With the depth thereof
! Terms of sale: One third cash, and the residue
In two equal instruments at six and twelve months
with interest from the day OF sale ed TO the
cat isfacfion Of the trustee Couveyancing and
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee
| e.a sII GREEk WILLIAMS
! sc S5tAWsw&da 70 y "a Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
/ nT GRLEN 4 WILLIAMs.
ID Auctioaoers and Real Dseats Brokers.
| No s26, Southeast corner 7th And streets.

d Auctioasers and heel Dseass Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuABLl LEASE
HoLp dEftREsT, On IIH sTkEkT kAsr,
By virtue deed Of trust fro Isaac Emit Gisle to
W.T. stone dated Ma} I'm rs s duly RECORDED
Land Records Of W sshineton County, u. o., ard Of
decree passed By the Supreme Court Of the Dis
tIict Of Columbus in Equity caass 30. fIfs. where
trust in the pace ef the said VIM: J Stone. jr.
will sell 81 public auction. on TUESDAY, The I'D
day OF September, A d 1852. at 41k clock D. m q
Leasehold Interest in Lots and OF Prout's sub
division OF Square No. 90, or so much thereof As
may De ne essary. s''''..
The lease OF this property from Jopsthsn Prout
to Isaac Ent.isie has ten years to run from March
6th $780, the yearly rent of SEA, with the priyi-
lege OF pure asng the fee for $40 Each lot Is 20
feet front by I00 feet in depth The improve nsnts
consist of q good and substantial two story and
attic Frame bwellir Bouse
WIN T. MATTINGLY, Trustee
GkEEN 4 WILLiAMS, Aucts
DC ll-eo&os Express.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING ATHIRD OR
Il DER LIGHTHOUSE AND KEEPERS
DIV ELLING AT OR NEAR ST. SIMON'S,
GEURGIA.-Sealed proposals will he Received at
THIS once until O'Clock D. m, on FRIDAY, the
9Th day Of September, 1865. for furnishing the
terisls and labor of all kinds necessary g. con
truCt. eyect, and complete q third order light
house and kee per dwelling at St. Simon
Georgia in accordance with plans and specifica
lions which may be obtained upon application to
this office. w. b. sHU BRICK, chairman.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE LIGHT House
BOARD, WASHINGTON City, August ID, 1858.
% 2aW3w
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OFFICERS

OFFICERS.
MATHEW q EMERN. President
THOS. W. PLOWMAN, Vice PTesidt ut.
PATTERSON. Secretary.
LEWIS CLEPHANE, Treasurer.
Hon. EL1LUR WRIGHT, actuary
W. A. AUSTIN, Superintendent of Agencies
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ELOUR-FLOUR.-AfI fun assortment ais rsde
I ct low rates. T7---'7'N
Mill Feed. Meal. Oats. Corn, Baled Hay, &c a,
Low rates W, II. GAIT CO.,
IGrisns avenue aud lst street
aH Ia s9E - EsA- 3, AID o. B 3. Depot
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Rl CHAS. kLUMAN.
ID REAL ESTATE BROKER
No. ass Seventh street. near Z

fGALLIGHA 4 TOWNSEND, Aucti oueers.
A FINE BRICK HOCSE AND LOT on S
STBEkT, BETWEEN 9Th AND 5TR ST.
IA On MONDAY. Seltembe, 2lst. NJ - j,
Emt1 O'Clock m Ga the prtmises viii sell
49, the 1wo.story Brick House and Lot. No.
81 street. in sub division Of lot - IN Square
DO a." fronting 81 feet on 8 street running pack
Rs fer. TO "A 80 feet alley.
lJeIms:--One hal. cssh: balsnca in six, twelve,
eighteen, and twenty four months; deferred pay
u enis stcured 10y deed OF trust oa the property.
Stamps and convoyancing at purchasers cost;
Sl,UGown at time OF sale se.U-eoS&ds
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ROsADALIs Is A POTENT REMEDY IN AZ
CHRONIC DISEASES

FROM 6. W. BLoCST, ESQ, ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation of
che Ear and Partial Deafness, of ten years Stand.
pg, by Rosadalis. GEO, w. BLOUNT
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We know DR. Lswrences Rosadalis to be q safe
norelisble Alternative, &c, and take pleasure in
recommending IL to the protes-io and the public
A ID. MOORE, NJ. D.,
l.. A. Sr1TH, D.,
J. IL. WINSTEAD, M D.
h q BARHAM. NJ. b.,
". g. DUGAN, NJ. D.,
L. BARNES, N d.,
II. W. KING, NJ. D.,
b. WOODWARD, n. D.,
W. T. BREWER, M. D.,
W. }. BULLOCK, N. ID.
January 7, 1853.
hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with the above named Physicians, and they are all
Gentlemen Of respectability and stsading in this
onnuniiy. 7. q. DAVIS,
January IL, 1858.