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BOARDING..

COt NTRY B0ARD-A Hyattsville Md, three
" minutes walk from The Bladensburs kailrosd
station, in Cottage House Terms reasonable
Inquire at Spa House, b adensburs, Md. IyI-2t.
RYOARDING-FURNisH ROOMS, north and
- south trent, commu nicatiEG. First class
TABLE BOARD q very moderate rates. Apply
from the new Metropolitan Church. je a-2t'
ROARDING-No 4.I street, betseen 81 and
- 4th streets; house has been thoroughly re-
paired; best location in Warrington, elegant
ICONS, gas. bath, DC. Alse, TABLE BOARD.
Terms reasonable. je7i-2w-
COUNTRY BOARD-Wsshingt on Branch Rail
~ way: one hour from washington, half mile
from station. Agreeable accommodations, airy
rooms. snedy grove; very healthy location. Two or
three families and several single gentlemen ac-
coumodated. Address Il. l.. BROOK EFT, J essu D .
Cut, Md. lie I7-eo6t
DLEASANT ROOMS WITH FIRST. GLASS
y BOARD, ut 4 IS l2th street, between q aud III
streets. 10, I'm
EURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Wifh OF
Il without Board, At No. 49s Pa. avenue: second
house from Sd st. BOARDING at the same place,
hve doilufs per week. je3-lms
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DIE

STOCKING. On Wednesday event ng, MAR
tsJERITEJ infant daughter Of Charles Il. and
Lie y. Stocking. aged months and two days.
Funeral on Friday even ng, at + ve (5) O'Clock
rom residence I41 Wsshinlton street, George
SMITH. On We5resdsy evening, Jure 18th
ATHERISEM =. SMITH, widow o. the lat g
Willism stsuben Smith. In the SD year Of her age.
H-r funeral will take place 1T 10 O'Clock Friday
atcI uIp e fire. N the residence OF Mrs John Adams,
10. 3s2 street. Relatives and friends are in
yi'ed to stterd.
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WOOD AND COAL

pR0P0sALe FOB sUPPkYINg THE WASH
ASb ooA Mi bNP Rstss AND WV
lse9; for f1Inishins the " ashington Asylum with
the Int 1d e table: and Wood and Coal and
REQUIRED from july ist ss To June 20 nay 30
IA i i Ss: :; Is
the ON &c OF the undersigned,
Secretary washington Asylnm.
Ie % I'd 460ls 9th street, bet. u and streets.
PROPOSALS FOB FREsH BEEF.
oEFIcR Acting CouuIss'Y Sc ssrsrrxcv.
ss.,esb ProI. af.ES.,; M. ,ygse :. ls5s
b, the undssnsd anii s o. n.'f FIJI
DAY, July Is. 1859 Tor furnishing Fresh Beef TO
snch lees time as the Commissary Cen raj OF SUI
sistence may direct.
and reauiremsp.s made knoTS the
Cat :hd Q g. K. in charge Of risss'iis Arsenal,
pRoPOsALs FOB CAyALRY HORSES.
ACTIN Assn QrARTERx.sTER's orr1cr,
Sealed Proposals are inviisd ana viii be rec.iseo
ct this ONCE until Il NJ on MoEDAT, Jsiy Is,
:: foliow D:'ar'n'n'
I'll he hesses ARE e e sound 10 9. particulars
from nfsesa 70 sixteen hands high from Il We to
nine Year, old, STRAIGHT backed, short coupled. Of
e@oksSo
A thorough inspection OF each horse win be
not conform to the asose de.eris,en u. b
Of xusu.s m Ia. % ~ ne middle
Qnxt. rmaster General for his approval before
PrOpos.is .:hould be marked .Propo..l. for
By order OF the oaArsernsstsr Gsnsf: II,
ies6-st Brevet Captain. A A. Q M "a.
DROPOsALs FOB sEWER
OFFICE sUr,T AND IssPEcIoE OF. SEWER. 4c,t
sa.,.a MAsaISsToN, D y. June q, Ls5e.
0fiee, City Hal, until !. O'Clock M, on sATUR:
sasi the sas ss, y1ly f.. Barrel
west from Pennsyly mia avenue 70 the north side
o. street north and txo-fest Barrel Sever from
erals, trsps, drops. and man-holss wherever
The vori 70 be dom. under the direction 81 the
81 *. sss
ana the Assistant Commissioners appointed By The
Specifications may be seen ss this once. Btd
ders vfu gsase ene price Ter lineal foot for msin
sewer and lasersis. esch for trsps, drops end man
The Mayer reserves the night to reject any OF al
1sch BID must be accompanied with the written
GsS ss, o nsIonsiels ?srson tkpown 70 be
ooStrsct g due ssrn. AID SsIiorm the uors IL &C.
cerdaDcs Herewith.
e. s /. Sd s q !; K.
Mayor, that The bidder Win enter into contract
for the zane. and perform the work according TO
the requirements tnereof.
(oisned,b ARD
p. h. DougGAN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES anl Ins rector Of Sever ke
ie9 IbeDub. & O6ron
pAYAEnT OF SAC AHp FOX sosIP.
DEr1sIArsI OF THE IyrEnIoa.
VFFIcR OF iSDIAN AFFAIRS. June "a, 1852
Notice e hereby given that the Secretary sf the
Interior 10 prepared 20 pay the outstsuhfns "a.
oeetedneee 1.-THE eac and FOX Iadisns Of the Ms.
sissiIpi represented By certiacstes issued b. ths
The certificates shouid be presented Tor paymen,
prior 60 August 1. 1859 - after that date in.
transmitted through this once. and tue 80 pItos-
tons Ter payment must Ia every give the poet
once 0ddrese Of the clAinsnt.
=. o. PARKER.
jeD CommiEsioner.
ErJsHlEG TACKLE At PEABOpYy. No. lI4
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


RT eRHEN . wILLIAMS,
u Alctioneers and Real kstste Brokers,
NO. go, Southeast corner tn and p streets.
GEARDIANy SALE or VALUABLE IN
PH0yED P10RERTY SRoHTinG on Penn
i5 InTv sfhAA Az AIrnrEsgE, BErWfEH isIH AID
- BY virtue Of an A order Of the honorable Or.
lhans Court And approved By che Sr psems
1Covrt Of the District Of Oolun,bia IN Dqsity,
estese OF AnoreW Huthmseher, shall sell, IN ffO0t
TA we t Sse s1,s As 81 Heioek b.. on fagns
..,y nine, the foiloxins described propsrty, WV:
Part OF Lot numbered one til, in Square M 1Ssred
enc tnoueeno ana nineteen n oleD, commenctag for
!ne some y 1oint on Peousy WV nia avenue. dis
tant w rect from the eou.hsast corner OF said lot
ana tunsins thence due north aud parallel With
eignt ftet four and half inchee tbs AZ inchesJ,
snence west twenty one feet four inches t2l 4
ischesl thence southwestsrdly one hundred and
THREE eet and ten inches l0s feet inches thence
OF eeinntps, with the improy ement, which are :
ossofy frame house containias four rooms and
Terms Twc-tAirds Of the purchase money to Be
10 give note for the deferred payment. besrine
interest from day Of SALE and deed OF trust to
cure the payment OF the note. All CONVEYANCE of
essmps at the cost OF purchaser So down when
soid IL the terms are not COMPLIED With In Il We
property at the risk and cost Of the defauitins
purchaser.
CHARLES SMITH, Guardian.
j. I'D Gk1EN & VILLA MS Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED I'm.
til THURSDAY. the let day OF July next, Of the
same nour and place.
BY order Of the Trustee.
je2i-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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SAW Yous nonsr

fhs u.dsrsiued has iust taken out . uDW
PATKNT B0B PAvIH0 eID0WALKe, GUT.
TkAS AAD efBH8Te WITHOUT A ODAH,
disDenalng With eurb. And reducing the sxDsnss o
bslow TIE eontraet price Ia any Of The wards In this
city wit2 brick, which Win last for . lifetime
wftAout rspsif. l,ooo loeAs 81 PAVING eAHD
fog sais q The yard on Tlbst Greek, betvesn and
streets. TH0HNTOH SMITH,
nhltt 39l street, bet. 9th and 10th.
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MAR RE ID.

MCOULLOUGH-wHEAT In George
town, ID. c June :sth. 1859. BY the Rev. Nm. v.
Tudor, az the residence Of the brides father
LoueB: Ia ,of Norfolk, Va, TO Miss MARION
WHRATLkI.
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AN ACT 10 grade and gravel street north from
New Jersey avenue 70 irst street east.

b Il enacted By tie Bard Of Aldsrmsn and
bard Of Common COasnc the Cityof Washington,
That the sum OF tys o thousand three hundred
and eishty-three dollars and fifty -fye cents, or
a. much thereof IS may be necessary, be, and
- hereby, appropriated out OF the funds of the
Fourth Ward 10 grade and gravel street north
from New Jersey avenue 20 First street east
he work 70 be done as provided by law.
Approved June 10. l-0y.
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LOST AND FOUND.

~;h Si.ass O .SS Bu II, aI.
With white liberal reward viii be paid il lsft 81
- faystfe street, Georgetown. jyi
I 0sTIAbeut Jritay, 18th June, q NOTE.
use e any one except the owner. J <. Jordan.
Ils nsdeE vii bs reysrssd By leaving the same
Store. Ebbitt House " l.eolts
"a REWARD.-Lost, ye.ttrday: about clock
~ sis. SATEn III Containing $50 pair of gold
white going from 18th down to STD street f' YES. ass
and to 1 street north The finder will receive The
osT r. A.. Young lts, liz GR!YAogNp; The
s ssld sns ~ 81 s si tai al are vns utaol:
Of his 81 the JsWsGg stsre xa5
i hou street or at s'h between
osTaY Zee ssstsWSa.Sl o. N. GER. between Baiii.
al. IL bl:ss 5s q
TSs Rna CT s Eli
Ss lssTsX 81 s.sa ls:v9s the sane With
avenue, near eth street. 10 sO-2t
y :sn Boo ap' oS sa ns' a bout
6: BOOK s at a''S.s =
STRAYED-yrom the subscriber, on 2lth inst
small horns shout onr SeaI od and pfT IN sS6r
as.h. Arevsrd of will b. given for her return
trees % Louisiana avenue between oh and
THEBE WAS sTOLEN fRON RAJ ROOM OF
Jup. the S .,ssss on ri s Of
and some postage and revenue stamps, in an en-
ssS v. Sf
jsss WiiIiAM 81 SSsi Gff,ss 'G e. ss0S.'
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llf GREEN & WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner of Seventh aud ID streets.

southeast corner OF seventh aud ID streets.
TWO TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES AND LOT
FkONTING ON TWENTIETH SrRBET, BE-
TMHnE AND n SrREE rs NORTH, AT
- On FRIDAY, the % day Of July, 1859. at 6
al clcck m We shall sell, the premises.
- nne Brick House. containing six rooms
Terms: One half cash: balance in six and twelve
a deed of trust on the premises. stamps, &c =,
at cost Of the purehaser SO down on day of sale.
les SO GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY TEOMAS 3. wAGGANAu.
u Real Estate b. ,ker and Aketionser
No. 466 Tth street, o opposite Posi- Ones.

D. Real E,tsts b. ,ksr I and q AZ ::.,ons.r
No. 4e6Tsh street. opposite Post Once.
SMALL FRAME,
On WEpHIsDAY,t 90. rs day ofJuly. q,
isi % :.re s:... aa ,1s ss ana as house Ho
~ as: :sa II ss u:i
on the p,emises. All eonveyaneise and revenue
stamps :. % n. cost OF the purchaser, $50 down
Uld THOs u wAGGAMAN. Auc,.
RY W l.: WALL . CO, Auettonseri,
tWail Opera House,
WET SErwSEN 1 AND D I SIZE. if rs. Al 4
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON Iu,v 9Th a,
.f: O'Clock, " YIN cen, in front Of the prem
fro1,ins gar, on t hot ss.s d ssssr. No II
tween and n ctr. cts, with depth Of IS feet to .
~ loot alley The i'm erovems nts cousi ct Of one
IL front OF the premises, and good wstsr in the
Ter Term, o, sale. onsb.s e,,,. ,.,.,,. .,,,s
Win iniersss .eeursa b. DEED ~
y he on ce sSs p sna
iyld W L. WALL 4 CO, Aucts.
RY oRElN . WILLIAMs,
No. sac soushss:s corner s-s q seventh and D ~
SALE OF IMPHoylp AHp UNIMPRovsp
On wEDssspaaYA ~ sn .n ~ ae3 d JUL,
Fi.a. f soR.s ans lack '4.
Containing nine rooms and Lot OF 80, feet. on Il
street soutb betw 9Th and :th streets east noW
occupied by DR. Jos Walsh Also, two two story
Frame Houses ard Lots on 9TH street east-irst
houses south OF = street-with four rooms and
hitchen each and likewise four BuildinR Lots fOx
Ioe each, on street eouth. between 18th and 18th
streets east: equare 9e1 All Of the above property
Is in the vicinity Of WAllach School and Marina
and Naval Asylums
Terms Of sale are: One third cash: balance in
and u months, secured By deed OF trust All con-
veyancing and stamps at the cost OF purchaser.
SitS down at time OF sale on the houses and S1
each the lots w.
jyl-d 0R1EN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
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UABERl LUkBHR II LUHBlR IN

UHBLRI LUkBkB II LUHB1R IN
4 large stock and complete assortment Of Build,
Ing Lumber, Henlock Fencing, CyDrus Shineis0,
DRESSED LUDBR
OF Al kinds on hand aud for oale 6 l0Wegt market
retssby WILLBT 80DGBAvB,
Corner New York avenue and eth street,
enc SQUARE from Northern
- Wu Liberty Morkee
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RY GKEEN WILLiAMs,
No. e96 Southeast corner 7th and streets

Rf CIIaS. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNIruRs AT .uC.
n On SATURDAY MoRNING. July 30. a.
W 10 O'Clock, shall sell In front of my auction
rooms large variety Of aousehold Furni-
J. tture, Office Desks. Letter Presses, { alender
CLOCK: tive srda Fountains, &c.
Additions collected
jsi9 THAR CHAs W. BOrELER, Auct.
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r. 1; erIotedty-ts Earl Of Aldsrmen and Board
- 'cnDe11 Council Of the City Of WdsiiHgtOn,
Il nat The Mayor be. and he is hereby. author
l/-d ana directed 10 cause flag footway TO be
tad across the south side OF Indiana avenue
tom the west slde Of Second street west 10 the
intersection OF L north, and to defray the ex.
ptnse vi me sSme sufficient sum IS hereby
appropriated ont Of the funds OF the Fifth
Ward. The work 10 be done in accordance
with existing laws.
Approved, June n. l-69.
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NIaIariOUS FOgs.

Countless millions of cubic feet of malarious
yapor reek from the moist earth every twenty
four hours during the month of November This
evaporated moisture is the active principle
which begets fever and ague, bilious remittents
indi gestion dysentary bilious cholic, rheuma
tism, and many other ailments which prevail
more generally in the Fall than at other seasons
and some of which, in low, swampy regions and
new cleariugs, take the form of virulent epiden
les. The best safeguard against these com
plants as evidenced by the exporter CO Of a long
series of years, is HoSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS, the most pleasant and at the same
time the most efficient of ell vegetable tones.
The invigoratiOn OF the system is manifestly the
best means of defending it against the causes OF
sickness, whether constitutional or casual. Ma
ture, az every pathologist knows, is the most
determined enemy of disease, and the paro1isms
Of an acute malady are in most instances the
consequences of the efforts she makes to con.
ouer the foe. The great object, therefore, of
preventive treatment is to reinforce the system,
and Ii IL accomplished thoroughly, rapidly and
safely, by the use of H0STET1ER'S BITTERS.
This powerful tonic contains also an APPARENT
and corrective principle II is no less valuable
as A regulator and purifier than as an invigo-
rant, and there is no danger of exciting the
brain or over.stimulating the circulation by EN-
ploying il as an antidote.
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"Allahl il Allah p he shouted, the
froth from the effervescene flying from
his mouth, and the fumes of the carbon
10 acid gas bringing tears to his eyes.
"Allah ! il Allah the dog has poisoned
me! OFF with his headw
Foaming at the mouth and writhirg
with pain and terrier, the mighty mon
arch rolled on the floor and made the
hall resonnd with his cries. Poor CAP
tain Toms fate seemed settled, for, at
the command of the Sultan, he was
seized and a sword whirled over his
head. Breaking from his captors, he.
Frustrated himself at the feet of the
monarch and implored mercy, telling
him he had mistaken his directions. and
offering to relieve him from his trouble.
The last part of this speech was success.
full. The Sultan relented and was placed
on his cushions again. Captain Tom
then administered to him a dose OF pure
brandy which he had with him; De-
lever as he was, the Sultan swaiioWeu
it gladly, and this as the effervescenUo
had now subsidized, soon made the in'n
arch feel glorious.
Captain Tom then asked him to Try
glass of his mixing. The Sultan did so,
smacked his lips with pleasure, anu
swore by the beard of the Prophet that
the Yankee Magician was good fellow,
after ali. He made the Captain show
him how to mix the powders, laughed
at his own mistake, and bought the
Captains entire stock at more than
three times its market value in India.
He even offered to make the Captain
one of his most favored grandees, ifthe
latter would become mussulman; Dut
Captain Tom, not anticipating any very
beneficial results from the very free use
which he knew the monarch would
make of the powders, wisely declined
the offer, and returned to Calcutta with
nearly ten thousand dollars more than
he had hoped to make on his stock,
thanks to the liberslity of the Sultan.
1t is related that the Sultan died in
few months of a disease resembling
cholera, brought on by his incorporate
use of drink prepared for him by q
wonderful Yankee Magician. The truth
was, doubtless, that his highness was
purged to death by the powders.
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DIED:

On Friday, the 5th inst, THOMAS RAT
CLIFF, Jr., son Of 7. and A. Ratclif, in the
18th year of his age.
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of his parents on Labelle street, on Sunday, the
7th inst, at T. N. Friends Of the family are
invited TO attend.
On Friday evening" the 4th inst, GEORGE
BULGER, in the 18th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from his late res.
idence on John street, above Seventh, on Sun
day, the eth inst, at o'clock. The relatives
and friends of the family are respectfully in
yited to attend.
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The SECRET OF BRAUTY.-Lies in the
use Of Hagsn's Magnolia Balm for the
Complexion.
Roughness, Redness, Blotches, Sun
burn, Frecklos and Tan disappear where
it is applied, and beautiful Complex
lon Of pure, satin-like texture is obtain
ed. The plainest features are made to
glow with Healthful Bloom and Youth
E ful Beauty.
Remember Hagan's Magnolia Balm is
the thing that produces these effects,
and any Lady can secure it for IS cents
ct any of our stores.
To preserve and dress the Hair use
Lyons Katharion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Professional Prejudice.

Anything that will overcome the settled
prejudicss Of profession must certainly possess
merit in itself. Noprofession sntertains strong
or prejudices than the medical, and yet physi-
clans in Baltimore and everywhere, where
"IRISIN" is known, are adopting the great
popular specific into their practice and recon-
mending it in their prescriptions. Could any
medicine have higher endorsement
ootis I,,d.~
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MARRIED:

In Chillicothe, No., October %, by Elder j.
NJ. Henry, at the residence Of the brides
brother.in.law, Mr.. John N. Boyd, Mr.. JOHN
DERMoTT, Of Lees Summit, johnson county
Missouri, and Miss ANNA GEORGE. OF
Wheeling, West Virginia.
At the brides home. November 4th, 1869, by
Rev. G. w. Cha'fant, Mr.. GEORGE w
MEDILL, of Bridgeport, Ohio, to Miss MARf
A. GRAY, of Martins Ferry, Ohio.
On tho 4th inst, at the Second Baptist Church
in st. Louis Mo-, by the Rev. A. II. Burling
ham, JAMES W. WARDEN to Miss FANNIE
BELLE BOYD, both of st. Louis. No cards.
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Store House For Rent.

T,HE FOUR STORY STORE HOUSE ON
Main street, occupied by Msssrs. L 5 Del
splain & Son as q Wholesale Dry Goods Store.
This ia enc the most desirable business houses
In this city, both for location and size, ana ID
hsttsr Nrhtad i'm its rear than usual. Possession
VIM PAXTON,
nova1u Fourth street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

u,up cArUEDRAL BEAUTIF ULLI 6EN.
hE E. SAL Hitsin viii be opened to.mcrr ,Ss
with .sa nss spss IL
several services o. ncca s,on A grand Pontilcial
pTepare;Si I III he celebrated by the Bishop at lOt
a Macs w' vespers win be sung 9. and there
o OH be- evening devotisns at II. A. all the
services Of the day voluntary collection wiz VII
be taken mp to the expenses ineIea sn Of
rsSnad taste will find themselves compensated
bv the beautiful work, truly an ornament to the
citv no'ois
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A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades, Toilet
Sets, Psrfumery, ETC., just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking * Car
roll.
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- u. II. =. WILL NOT SPOIL BY
De age. Gives more satisfaction than any in
the market For sale at
EDMUND BOOKINGS and
BOOKING & CARROLL'S
oct2o Pharmacy
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BASSETT a. co.
NOTICE.

BOOKINGS BITTERs.-These Bit
ID tiers are made of Bourbon Whisky, Peru.
Wan Bark, etc, and are especially recommended
TO conyalescents, and as an appetizer are un.
equaled. Asa preventive TO malarian diseases
they are superior to any in the market, and
cheaper. EDMUND BOOKINGS and D.
BOOKING & CARROLLS
octe6 Pharmacy.
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ORGANS AND MELODEONS,
PRICES FROM 500 TO $1,000.

PRICES FROM 500 TO $1,000.
ALL INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED FIVE YEARS.
Special attention given to orders by mail for
SHEET MUSIC, VIOLIN AND GUITAR
STRINGS
All kinds of SINGING BOOKS, Wholesale
and Retail.
rrhlhp Phillips Works supplied at his prices,
French and German ACHIEVEMENTS cbeansr
thah the cheapest. Brass Rand Instruments AT
Eastern prices. Martin Guitars.
~. me only place to get everything in the Music
Send for Price Lists. w '"si' No'i'o'
seps
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New Observation-Disclosures NO
tioe-Fourth st. NJ. E Church.
Religious Netice-Cathedral.
Opera House-Two Performances.
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hearing Watering or Weak Eyes, and I'm
paired Memory, when caused by the violence Of
Catarrh. "a they all frequently are. / offer in
good faith standing reward Of $500 for case
OF Catarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGIsTslEvERY
WHERE.
PRICE ONLY so CENTS.
Ask your Druggist for the REMEDY: but If be
has not got il on sale don I be put of by accept
ing any miserable worse than worthless substi-
tute, but enclose sixty cents TO me, and the
Remedy viii be sent you, post paid. -Four
packages S2oe, or one dozen for $50 Send
two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's pamphlet on
Catarrh Address the Proprietor,
R-y. PIERCE, N. D..
BUFFALO, Y. 7. +.
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WANTED.
OLDHAM g. HOGE.

OLDdAM @ HOOC.
vxyYLIE Fl. OLDHAM, OF MARIETTA,
w Ohio, and WIN. v. H0GE, Of Wheeling,
w. Va, have formed a partnership for the
practice of Law in the counties Of Ohio ana
Marshall, West Virginia, under hrm Oh oianani
g. Hoge. Office 1904 Fourth street, Wheeling,
w. Va.
VIM. V. Hoge has for sale variety OF farms
and unimproved lands in West Virginia
nov5-ly
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To Coal Consumers and Per-
sons who Buy Coal to Sell
Again.
V,HR UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
i notice that he is prepared 70 sell COED
article of coal at the lowest rates for cash. Prom
the central position OF his Bank be feels war
rantcd in saying that in winter, when other
Banks arc unreliable from the condition Of the
roads, &c, he will take care that his customers
supply is kept up. he further ADDS that the
coal now being taken from his Bank ia better
than any heretofore taken from il
RrCHARp NOLAN,
Coal Merchant
setis Market street, head of Jsfsrsop.