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vlNIMOLAT7S SULPHUR BATHS. No. SAT PEARL
street. Broadway-These Baths have been establish
ed the last wenysx and the only Sulphur Baths
in the city They highly recommended by the
eminent ph.sisns for the Sf salt reum
Medcated Vapor Baths also given daily, from A. M to
Pm
- sive Exermnator never been known fail in com.
Petey graduating this unwecome intruder the bonds of
sleep One trial is sufficient to its superiority.
Sold by the proprietor, C. PHILLIPS, wholesale and
tall at M Greenwich street. between CORTLAND and Liberty
and Baey drug Of Sands aud Fulton streets
BROOKLYN, Price Is cents. jyO 30ts
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

pATCHELOR'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, il far
ID perio to ytng yet offered for colong the hair
beautiful and black brown, without staining
msrkabe LIQUID sees ibs desired object eIces The admra
Sold wholesale and retail at WIN BATCHEL ORS. Mo-
Wall street. Broadway PriceBottes for the hair,
Agents in Philadelphia Eug. Roussel: Warrington City,
atGIr -
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EO OO0 PERSONS IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND
have ack led DR.. LAM Eren

OO,VOO have acknowledged Dr. Lamous French
Remedyo be the safe agreeable and nfaibe
ton for private diseases ever offered to the public Dr. La
des Venerons and other institutions of France, where his
skill and opportunity has enabled him to investigate thoroughly
pleasant remedy 70 be used in eradiestng them from the
disease, this the only remedy in Of Infection By
going regular physician with peril
private reputaton-by advertising doctor you peril your
health for life Neglect is equally dangerous With this
i've days and thus all chance of disgrace and
Sold only the Mason de Sante l2l Fulton street. N Y
Price So per bottle. ms msr
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spiral Springs patina Gold sanie Foil Silver
silver Plate, WIRE solder, &c. JOSEPH T. MURPHEY.
jy2l 3r.rc
T ACE CAPES.--PETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway.
~ respectfully socits the attention Of ladies' visiting New
York to his stock of goods somprs ing the following viz
sites, So Mantlls 81, worth l2 1914 Shswls $40 worth 2o
embroidered Muslin Capes, 5o DO do Chim5ets, $ do do
Collars Is do cambria Hdks So 30 REVERE d. IS
cents borasred do M cepts infants Robes and Waists
cheap ladies' needle work and tambour Dresses do
Hosiery and Gloves ofevey description. je2 3otsr
rTNHE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No 62 Wall street=lnsurance against Fire and Inland
Naygaon Rsks-Thi, COMPANY is prepared to make insur
houses buildings general goods and merchandise OF
every description and property and risks Of
portaton and inland navigation.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thone, William Van Wyck,
John Van Boskerck, VIC. Redfeld,
Eugene Bogart, Martin Hoffman,
Henry II. Ward, Robert l.. Case,
John j. Herrick, John d Ward,
Henry d. Beach, Stephen Holt,
w. II. Jacobs
THOMAS w. THORNE, President.
w. c. KELLOGG, Secretary.
N.B-The capital Of this institution FULL and with
surplus.
Money to loan on bond and mortgage jyll BOT
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ERESH IMPORTATION.-W. SCOTT CO. No. T1
Broadway have received fresh lot Of the much admired
cheap black and white laced Capes from 81 90
remaining oblack and white lace Vses at cost prices
very cheap fneedlewok Collars from 2s to g. EACH
Ladies will find bargains Valencennes Laces and
Edgings we'll worth their attention. jyl9 30tsm
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q S00 CHALLENGE.-Notcet to gentlemen who want
ROOO their old clothes look like new, call at the
Tailoring, Dyeing Cleaning and Repairing Establishment
No II Gold street. Gold and Spruce where orders
will be pnnctua attended to the shOsssst RO1e and on
N. B-The highest price given for gentlemens LETT OH
wearing apparel. JyN NtNm
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A MOTHER GREAT CURE OF ULCERS, MERCY
"A rial Rheumatism Pains in the JOINTS Contractions Of the
Legs and Arms Ulcers of the Throat &C. Captain Richard
Yates do chseruy give this certfcaeo pr Hene mean
formed by him after having been pronounced ncuabe
By other sful physicians and been tortured by quack
The Of complaint could state, but suffice to
that those physicians who attended me said they never
my body legs and contracted, was per-
ecy epl and confined bed; my life was perfect
misery with what suffered from the ulcers and pains IN
bones and Dr. Hene. No 20 Duane street, shall be
'' Captain RICHARD YATES.
be the Of Maiden Lane and South street
jc2i 3otsr
- ADICAL CURE WITHOUT THE LEAST SUE:
~ ferng of aud all kinds Of celloes the feet and
bad nails etc, by A. DE VILLENEUVE, from Paris. This
cutting operating aud Is warranted nfalibc consists Of
ointment the application Of which easy to all Every
pot Of the ointment IS accompanied with small bottle the
contents Of which to be used 10 two foot baths ndispens
BILE the curing IL will be delivered with sdrecton to
it, at 1858 Broadway, entrance az Warren street. for 49,
MIR. DE VILLENEUVE cures also by the Regeneration
remedy the secret OF which, given to him alone by the
celebrated DR.. Dupuyen, all kinds of diseases proceeding
bruises.
He may be his house every day. Sundays excepted
from TO O'clock All letters and orders directed TO him will
be respectfully and carefully attended He will call per-
sonalIy when asked for from A. NJ TO p Nj. jy2o 6rc
JONES' HOTEL, No 1852 Chestnut street, PhadeIphia
The subscribers under the firm Of Bridges West have
purchased Mr. Jones' interest in this establishment and hope
by the strcest attention TO the wants and comforts of their
guests merit continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore received by its former proprietor.
The house has been thoroughly renovstedj and eped
therefore feel assured welcome friends and the pub
i ~, ] equal my i Esi;;!'
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Telcgraphic Correspondence.
NEw ORLEANS, July l6
Cleared ships Wiscasse Wade NYork Merchant rink
water Liverpool, bgs Pulaski Norris York; Napoleon
ketchum, do Newcastle, Donneu, Boston.
Herald Marine COrrc4pOndenOa.
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made ments all his Preparations; hi.
experience from the beginning of his invention the
day. him those in need Of his preparations
the attack of moths bedbug rats ants
to its fullest extent
For Gardners and Farmes usehs various such
5uphate Of Ammonia Nitrate Of Soda Sulphae Of Soda and
Sulph. Magnesia.
d.. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
mis- 1m~ % Liberty street
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n YSENTARY be cured by the herb doctor twelve
~ hours-the very few days All diseases
ohe bowels however bad speedily removed and all
He likewise all of Fever and Ague mtermit
tent fevers in IL hours charge
jy6 l2t~r Office, 2c6 Broome
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Proposals for Rock of 900 the Pedestal
Monument.

a meeting Of the Jackson Monument Committee, held
IA the 10th day of June instant, 1t unanimously
solved that the monument Jackson should be placed in
the centre OF Lafayette Square, in the city of Washington
and thar its pedestal should be solid block of rock and the
undersigned committee were instructed to advertise for pro-
posas to furnish and deliver in said square rock of suitable
dimensions for the pedestal upon which is to be erected the
colossal bronze equestrian statue OF Jackson
This is therefore TO give notice, that sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned committee until O'clock
m Tuesday, the third dayof august mert for furnish
city, by the LIST day of March solid rude rock oil
granite, other durable stone, of between 600 and 900
tons in weght-as near may be OF the latter weight
believed that such rock may be obtained on the Poo
river this city The form of the rock must be
such will be suitable for the purposes OF the committees
which they will decide before its removal.
The proposals will the price for furnishing and de-
verng the rock in the OF Lafayette Square, and the
kind oil stone offered.
The money will be paid upon the delivery of the rock at
the place above named but the committee will make adj
the contractor account the rock progresses
its place of destination.
The undersigned committee the right of rejecting
all the proposals if they should not be satisfactory
Proposals be addressed to the Undersigned from whom
further information the subject may be had II desired
Washington city, June u, lol7.
b. B. FRENCH, D
JOHN G. RIVES Committee
JOHN w. MAURY,
June 2f-2awdNcpt3A Nat Int.
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Annals Of Misery.-Thc Typhus Fever In Canada.
The Montreal Pilot of the 18th saws:

l
"There are at present as nuns sick from exposure
fatigue, and the attacks OF disease. All the gray nuns in
attendance, of the sisters of charity five phi yscans
and eight students now lie sick to which gloomy and
sckening record must add the number of 1856 per-
sons of all ages and sexes, lingering beds of wretch
edness and corruption, in many without attend
ant to afford drop of water TO attend to those
decent formaltes which the sad soemnites of death re-
quire The living and the dead mingled in groups
together and present spectacle where death reigns in
his most terrible infections, and where oppressed human
ty has assembled to pay him tribute.
"Among the large and helpless families thus thrown
consequent on long voyages and close confinement On
their arrival separation generally takes place, the
healthy portion being sent away to their ultimate point OF
destination while the sickly members obliged to
man and take up their temporary abode IN the sheds
Young separated from their parents untrammeled
by the restraints imposed by social endeaments often
thrown upon the chances OF precarious employment and
we fear in many cases made, through utter restitution
the unwilling though certain victims of the heartless and
unprincipled"
The Montreal Herald says:
"There now every appearance of the fever establish
ing itself in Montreal an epidemic tits spreading IN
the inhabitants. Cases scattered in every Quarter
among the poor and IT is only too true II has, in several
instances, found It's way into the abodes of the upper
classes. The immigration, from all accounts, will be
=
with doors and windows shut to keep out the cold will
carry the force OF the disease TO its maximum The pest
will then probably modify the general atmosphere in
such a manner TO obtrude into families, where the
keenes research cannot convict single member of hay
ing exposed himself to direct Infection and will then be
entitled TO its name OF epidemic,
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Notice to Claimants.

TUCKER & ADDISON, General Agents, office 9th
street, (Colemans Buildngs four doors north of Penn
syvania avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose OF prosecuting claims OF all kinds
before Congress- and the several departments of the general
government
All communications (pos paid) addressed to the above
shall receive prompt attention Reference is made to the
following gentlemen:
Hon Geo M. Dallas, Vice President of the United States
Hon. John Mclean, Supreme Court Of the United States.
Hon. Robert j. Walker, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. Jno. Y. Mason, Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon. r. nj. L. Hunter United States Senate.
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown d. c.
Jno E. Addison, attorney at-law, will continue to give
personal attention business before the several
the District Of Columbia and the adjoining counties OF
Maryland and Virginia. July bly,
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THE UNION.
Bv n. GREEN. .ssctfusesr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTlON.-On Friday the 18th instant shall sell,
al the residence of Mr. Stedman, on street, beween 80
and ~ streets north side he flag will designate the house
at ~ O'Clock, a. m, good lot of furniuire vizi
Mahogany bureau and chairs with cane seats
Rocking and wood-seat chairs
Cherry and pine tables, washstands, and sets
Mantel and other looking glasses
Eght-day clock good iimepiece
Window curtains and shades
Maple high and low post bedsteads
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
China glass, and crockery ware
Carpets and straw mating, cooking and radiator
Kitchen utensils, and many other articles not neces
sary enumerate. Terms cash
July 1876 A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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BROWNS HOTEL.

TNIE UNDERSIGNED (sons Of the late proprietor Jesse
Brown) have the satisfaction of informing their friends
and the public generally, that the Hotel long and voaby
known Bropns Indian Queen Hotel Washington, has, by
arrangement among the heirs into the full posses
sion OF the undersigned sole owners and that they alone
will hereafter conduct this extensive and commodous estab
lshmen They pledge themselves every exertion
to uphold the high reputation and retain the large business
which has heretofore possessed and they earnestly hope
by the improvements in the buildings, and the reno
walton of furniture about be made together with
strict and unremng attention the comfort of their
guests and receive the usual large share public
patronage with which ii has SO long been bonored
4. p BROWN,
MARSHALL BROWN.
Washington, ID. c., July o. 1917. July I4--eoImf
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To Contractors.
PROPOSALS. will be received Mt the Office OF tn


PROPOSALS. Will be received Mt the omce OF the
i James River and Kanawha Company in Richmond,
Virginia. until the 18th July next, for the construction OF
three dams James river the line OF the com
panys canal between Lynchburg and the mouth of North
river The first of said dams will be about 81 feet high and
400 feet long, and situated about miles above Lynchbug
the will be about Is feet high and $40 feet long, and
situated about miles of Lynchburg the third will be
about ~ feet high and 300 feet long, and situated about IL
miles west OF Lynchburg. The foundations of these dams
of rock and the superstructures will be required TO be
raised high owwater level during the present season
Plans of said works may be and specifications thereof
obtained, the companys office in Richmond or at the
subscribers office said line above Lynchburg on and AT
the LIST of July next. WALTER GWfNN,
Chief Engineer James River and kanawha GO;
RICHMOND, May "a, 1871. May N-c3awtiD
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IN n. GREEN; .7uc,ionesr.

by n. GREEN; .2Mctf0nffr. ,,,,e
EPAULETS, SWORDS, PISTOLS, SP1 Y q sS2l
L. GOLDHEAD CANES, MINIATURE PAINTINGS,
SILVER MEDALS, CLOTHING, NC at Aueiion-on
Thursday, the 18th instant, shall sell at my auctonoo
Concert Hail. Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue,
o'clock, p M, by order of the administering large
lot of the personal effects OF the late Commodore b. NchoE
son, of the United States navy. We enumerate In part
handsome swords
2 heavy svermounted pistols
large spy-glasses
Gold and vory-head canes
2 heavy silver medals
4spendid miniature paintings, Napoleon, Lord Nelson
fine set of chess men, with several valuable BOOKS
fine large mlsquito pavilion
pairs ofepaulets
Also, large lot of clothing off good quality
With lot of specimens Of fine MARBLE with many other
valuable articles not necessary TO enunerate.
Also, several chests and trunks
chest of solid rosewood
solid mahogany chest with swcct-scened sassairas
inside
Several leather travelling trunks.
Terms cash The public is requested to be puncual to
the hour, as have long road to travel,
July 9-6t A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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TTHIIE Military Laws of the United States, including
all those relating to the army marine corps volunteers
militia bounty lands and pensions, together with the rules
and articles OF and constitution of the United States
third cdonbringing everything down to the close of
the LIST session of the 10Th Congress, vol. octave
July IL f. TAYLOR.
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KT n. GREEN, .q.ctiOseer.

VALUABLE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
' TlON,-on Wednesday, the 18th instant shall sell, on
the premises az o'clock M part OF lot No H. in square
No. 38, with the frame building thereon being the house
occupied by Mr.. William Bust fronting on llh,
the of III street.
Terms Onehaf cash balance in three and six months,
for bearing interest deed given, and deed of trust
taken
July lO--STu&W A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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"a = a anniversary
meeting the Ladies' Bible Association In England, that
calculation been made Birmingham respecting the
poporonate value Of the services Of gentlemen and ladies',
ms collectors for charitable aud religious purposes and it
was found that lady worth thirteen gentlemen and
a half
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by X. ": DYER, .9ucttoneer.

A RTICLES FROM THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE
n On Friday evening next the 10th instant ut hapas
three O'clock p m, shall sell my auction store vare-
ty of articles from the dead letter Office amongst which are
number of books various subjects and quantity OF
jewelrysuch gold rings breastpns, guards chains
rings miniature miniatures medals silver watches
bracelets silver rifle pistol, NC quantity OF music for
pianos guitars vioins flutes, &c. Dry goods OF various
kinds, coats pants shirts, chdrens dresses medie
many other articles altogether making curious colec-
lion need be looked at. -
Terms cash. II. w. DYER,
Iuly I3-dif Auctioneer..
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Notice per Treasury notes Issued
under the of asth Of January, 1sA7,

Treasury DEPARTMENT July 3, 1917.
A ARRANGEMENTS Will be made by which holders
"A of above will receive the semi-annual interest,"
which will be payable them six months after their re-
spectiye dates from Treasurer of the United States
Washington Assistant Treasurers at New York, Boston,
and Charleston Teasuers of the Mint at Philadelphia
and New Orleans the Collector of the Customs Bat
more. IL. J. WAlyhEh,
Jply s-wit Secretary OF the Treasury.
The National lnteligencer and German Gazette, Wash
ington Argus and Sun, Baltimore Keystone and Penn
syvanan, Philadelphia Evening Post, Globe, and sum-
New York; Post and Times, Boston Patriot, Charleston
Courier and Southener, New Orleans, will copy
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BACON COLLEGE,

TTNHlS hourishng institution, located at Harrodsburg
Ky, Zone of the moral and delightful villages
America long and Justly celebrated for its mineral waters
is in the full tide of successful operation under the fol
lowing faculty, viz:
JAMES SHANNON, President and Professor of Bellies Let
tres and of Moral Intellectual, and Political Science.
SAMUEL HATCH, Professor of Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, and Geology.
IL. H. WHITE Professor of Mathematics and Civil Eng
neering.
q, Ii. MATTHEW'S Professor of Ancient Languages
e. AsKEw, Principal of the Preparatory department.
DIR. G.. ID. RUNyAN, Bursar.
1t is confidently believed that college in the west of
fers superior advantages for obtaining thorough educa
ton ON the most reasonable terms.
The next session of ten months will commence on the
first Monday in September, which day il is desirable
that every student should be at his post.
Extra classes can be instructed if necessary in Hebrew,
French, and Italian.
Tuition in college proper $40 for the college year Board
in good families Qncuding washing and lghts) can be
had at from 81 TO So IS per week.
JAMES SHANNON, President
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NAVAL GUNNERY.-Exp,

NAVAL acknowledgements upon several objects
relating TO Naval Gunnery, made on board the rgae
Dryade Translated from the French by officer of the
United States navy In pamphlet price 50 cents. This
day published X. TAYLOR. :
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I,nENCH ACCORDEONs- E1srnnn .,..,,.or,a

TWENCH ACVVftOEONs.-WM FISCHER, StationeT's
Il Hail. Pennsylvania has just received an nsori-
Yuallty, Id
very prices Also just received lot of Thermometers
OF various sizes, manufactured by j. Barry, London for
"a Inv
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Springfield, Ky., Maj


Messrs. Sanford q. Park-G
take this opportunity of inloln
Of a most remarkable cure p
upon me by the use of ID Wis.,
sam Of Wild Cherry
In the year 1910 | was taken
inflammation of the bowels which
ed under for-six weeks when
y recovered, In the fall of 1851
attacked withga severe cold, VIII
ed itself upon my lungsi and
space of three years / was cod
my bed. Itried all kinds OIL
and every variety Of NEEDED
out benefit; AMI thus | wsafe
until the winter OF 1914, when
of Wjstar's Balsam Of VIA
My friends persuaded me ug
trial, though | had given upali
recovery and had prepared nI
the change Of another world, [
their solicitations | was induced
use of the Genuine Wis., rsB
Wild Cherry The efec v ~
tonishing. After Goe gears d q
pain and suffering; and alter
spent four or Gve haadr d dolln'
purpose, and he besl and mosl
able physicians had proved uuaH
was soon restored To- entire ~
The blessing Of Gid and the usa
Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild berry
! am now enjoying good heaa
such is my altered appearance Y
no longer known when ! meet
mer aqquaintances,
have gained ralidly in veg
my flesh is firm and solid, can
as much as any person, ana
seems to agree with me. na'
more during the last six mongn'
bad eaten five years before.
A
Considering my case almost 3
| deem it necessary for the go09
afflicted, and the duty | owe g.
prietors and ny fellow men (go.
know where relief may be hadl
this statement public.
May the blessings Of GOD
the proprietors Of 50 valuable e w
as Wistar's Balsam Of Wild ens
Yours respectfully, Y 4
Sanford &. Park, general ~
the west, corner of Fourth anu
streets, Cincinnati.
For sale at the Drug Store z,
P~RIEsTLEY y W
d. .. wooDmAN,
w. +. TANNEHILb,
$50
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BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
lust received and for sale a large
- supply of
Bl nix Books, various sizes, &c.,
Cap Paper,
Letter Paper, q variety,
Quilts and Steel Pens,
Black, Blue and Red Ink,
Black Sand and Sand Boxes.
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
June 6, 1916. So
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Provisions, Groceries, sc,
JOHN NOONAN.

#S now receiving a choice assortment
= of the following articles in the above
line, to wit; "
Bacon, lard, Flour, Sugar,
Office, Tea, Molasses, Rice,
Candles, Soap, Chewing Tobac,
co of the most esteemed brands,
Spices Of all kinds, Stone, Wood
and Queensware Castings, Hard
ware, Bar + Rod Iron and Steel;
And a great variety Of other articles too
numerous to mention, all which G offers
at unusually low rates for Cash.
August 8, 1916. Aft