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FVNBE BEST THING IN TIE WORLD -BSPE CIAILY FOR
the cure Of tan pimpes irokes sallownes redress rough
ryspeas ring~oim chaps crck chafs &c. undoubt
eddy Gourauds Italian Medoated soap and just well esta
bed 10 the fact that 0oursuds Poudre Subh will positive
eradicate supeuous hair; Goursuds LILY White parts
softnets and delicate wilderness to the skin IS DE-
Felix Gounud genuine preparations only b. his
depot Walker street hst door IN broadway whore DO
snsienty dyeing the hair blnek brown lair Lubins
tracts, and a variety Of articles for the toilet.
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LOR CALIFORNIA, VIA VERA CRUZ AND NAZATLAN
In fifty daya-A company is forming to be oomposd
Of one hundred members % proceed without delay Fran
cco ~ the above route under the Capt Charles
dnnes This company carries with them provisions suf
ior wants the members for four months
NO will also be despatched wis Capes) with preyi
sons for tho company for fourteen the close Of
the second healthy For further Information
the oompanys plans apply at No. street. near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-25

W who has lived for 20 with Of the respeoa-
BILE families In They viii recommend her
meat and cook She be 69 Broadway
until anRnaAd
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VvNHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY BB.
tween Spring and Prince street and ths only in this
country consists Of great number Of life figures Chnese
o. Al ol..ss several hundred Chinese paintings apartments
bdgea specimens of their arouiturS
and mechanical Implements music lanterns 70
20. Open from nine AN. till 10 NJ dsiy Admittanoa n
cents; Children under twelve half price
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ENOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA-TO SAIL 18th
February new schooner James L. Day Jane. Nash
master will sail above She will apportoned In 30
Of each thirteen Of which already aken intended
to carry ont small steamer for the
river Her commander experienced aer having been In
command Of the schooner the South seas
and acihc Ocean. Tor further particulars apply to
COLES THORN hi
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RARITY FOR CALIFORN1A.-SHIRTS MADE BY
IA live Wolf and cheaper and better than any human bsni
supply them, DO obtained at
M.wOOLFS Shirt Mandatory. 81 Maiden lana
In the ha,rs d,r;r
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SANDS SARSAPARILkA,
III quart bottles.

TOR the removal permanent Diseases
aa or Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate Cu.aneous Eruption.
Ringworm Teuer, Head, Enlargement
bones and joints, stubborn Ulcers syle Symphonic eiaca
Ace or DroPsy Exposure or mudenee In life Also Chronic
preparation strongly
properties q sarsapala combined with the most ees,a aids
table kingdom; and has been fully tested. only patient
qualified recommendations and the APPROPRIATION q t public and
mas established on its own merits for value and efficacy
para Diseases have been cured such are not furnished in The
who have used 4 Is capable Of doing for The millions s' SUFFERING
the Of Ie and infuses new vgor throughout the
ANOTHER CURE or scRoFULA
The following striking, permanent
scroua, itself similarly afflicted
SOUTHPORT, Conn, Jan l. lei5
Mes-rs SANDS 9eneuen Sympathy ft the afflicted induces
TO inform OF the reakale cure effected by saapanlia
on different parts OF the body the glands OF the neck greatly
finding relief from The remedies used attacked on
eg and below the knee suppurated Her advised should
In this sgaton we heard of and were induced Ia sands Sarsa
her more than any she had ever taken and
before she had used six bottles the a-tonsmeu and delight
year effected and good show
negeors are all knowing to these fae and think highly OF
Yours, with respect, JULIUS PIKE
Extract from received from Mr. N w Harris, gentleman
well known in louisa county, Va;
have cured negro boy OF mine with your sar
sapaa who was attacked with rofuia and Of scrouoas family
N
20 FREDERIcKs HALL, Va, July Il, isfe.n
SANDS seems almost unnecessary to direct
well deseyedy popular
this often
arsaparia induced worthless
but little of the this valuable
and think confer benefit read
directing their advertisement the
Messrs Sands column The bottle
enlarged hold who really
will find all medicinal
The experience Of thousands has proved its efficacy curing the
various diseases for which il recomnended and at The
time more than any other perhaps this medicine useful IN pre-
Prepared and retail, by A. %. SANDS,
Druggists Chemists Fulton William,
York.
Washington city, d. c. r. Patterson Charles Sto
Co., Mesrs H. d. w. H. Gilman Sold
Cook & Peli, and In Georgetown by r. r. Cssei
Sold generally throughout United
Canadas Price 81 bottle; bottles for IS.
Mar ie-tIsJuy
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Proposals for A,crscsn Wster-rotted Hemp.
Navy pryAKrxKYr,

Construction Equipment and Repair Marcb l. is4s.
NDER the Joint resolution Of Congress, approved My istt
of the American navy scaled proposals viii be received this
or the limited states hemp agencies a, Louisville
bnreau) m delivering under either of the said hemp
s ssisa aau ID 's9 s s u ss' d s up%
The 10 consist Of 22fo pounds No bid VIII he considered al
Proposals opened on DE 9th OF August next The de-
parment viii then detenlpe whether ,e contracts i' e award
1880 NO VIII DC required sooner ''' 'e i'' '' " ''"''
aud all Of equality bid the will be the
hemp grower The quantity required annually will be about 800
tons.
The said hemp be thoroughly cleaned free from
shves and must not lose a sixteen cent of tow and
spinning Its strength be mat rope Of and nIrcc
fou OF an inch in circumference, made from twenty e yarns
bear al least pounds and its length color, and other properties
ean or WIN not be received viii be Inspected and tested at
the respective places nj delivery.
The respective United states hemp certify bills for the
hemp which inspection and be received by them
according hs , contracts which may be entered into ninety PER
senon 70 such navy agents as may be agreed upon and naned
and iegibiy asked Der ton pounds delivered
spees tested and received BY the said hemp AGENT and
Every directed Of coneex
1876, By signed by more resonshe pr
90 be certified by official personage to the eee, dn
undertake bidder bidders will, bis or
heir bid be accepted enter INTO an obligation within hteen day.
supplies proposed No proposal will be
sidered unless accompanied by such Guaranty
If the respective Will be required and ten cen,im in
addition will be withheld from the anont ~ e payment IN De
made, collateral security for the due and faitfn performance Of
te which will account be paid unfh the
contracts are complied with IN all respects according 70 si terms
sesemen The persons Offering Must state ey ~h nary agent
y wish er bills pd e os, pa bonds @ FOR r
gnatre and they should not be executed within hen days
received by the agents. the department will consider
elf at liberty ceeps other offers in place of those thus neglected
Mar i-awu6thAus
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PROPOSALS. BY LITTLE 4 BROWN
FOR PUBLISHING SUBSCRIPTION
THE LIFE AND WORKS OF JOHN ADAMS,

EpirED BY MS 9aAspsos, CHAsLss FHAscrs ApAms
Apas 20 long delayed viii now be eonmpneeS
soon as ~ adequate subscription shall been
already published, now VI pn
The collection 70 be made and edited BY the Hon Charlie.
adams as OF his father the late John Quincy Adams; and
Rise and Posres. ,ess United sas o e 9Si
which e revolutionary struggle first began down to the year
The materials ample
his life, erpulouy preserved his papers and
the %as @ % % a sas @ pfsSe ~
be Dary commenced by him early 1885,
a @ . s pGs' ea1
Luet TO throw good deal Of new Ugh, upo" te
Of the se., consssse.of INA IT'S and rhsdspha
ali t"oa ss hsn pSph 1 wa u e da
Younger Mr. adams This although
remains perfect state and win Be pesed publ
aided BY discovery an,obosaphica Gagnen,
ans himself which will be INTO the body his work
sansdea oa. o. eorre.pondsnee carried on for half cent
bring them all within reasonable purchasers,
sh9n Of wha, win interest tie Students Of the national history
will include the the eida defence
long exhausted, DaviIa to
uosa M o . sd from n ,hs Unpublished wrass q Mr. Adam"
Such selections will be made Diary private
times in which Mr. % Ss% SSd stsS sn
possessed after all the valuable contributions which have
already been furnished other On the whole the pub
hers confidently believe that there work relating 10 the vou
history of the United States, the
which Mr. Adams lived, spasse historical and political
value the volumes offered patronage American
people And they strongly hope that they shall find themselves
well sustained IN this enterprise to be encouraged
and perfect the other and Works
no less distinguished son. John Quincy Adams
The works will be brought from time time, commencing
during the autumn OF ls9 and completed within reasonable
rod, consistently with attention the high Character de
signed TO be TO them, and in the following order:
]. Works upon government
2 Political papers, including Controversial Publications Of the
Revolution.
3. Messages and Public Papers.
4. Diary.
5. Private Letters Public Subjects, IVA to 1901.
o. Private Letters, 1855 to 1895.
4 Life OF John Quincy Adams, continued editor.
Original unpublished franklin Jefferson the
Lees, Laurens, Gerry Dana, Izard and other eminent
tiots the Revolution
The work will BE- beautifully
form, volume pages
cloth, at the price Of 81 Is Il
A limited number
put in the style of binding price SO a volume.
subscriptions and orders solicited by
LITTLE Il BROWN,
Feb 2f-itawu liz Washington street, Boston
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F.uml.r White Sulphur springs, virginia,
More geueruiiv kuown ms Warrcnton springs,J

More generally knou MS Warrcnton Spriags,J
the first OF June Ex
,-peet will be spared in
evidence, instances the
and us almost miraculous ehec
complete original design 10 grah
well promote tie'r hai aud
Situated remarkably healthy region IN uli view OF
The beautiful on
Wanentop visitors NAV the
scenery, or may
in
the heahl dance Tn lovers Of nuc and howers WI ma
peculiar TO teir while the faiow
gold fish, the elk and the buffalo,
tedious those who Interested IN the fers
In word has been aken winch expanded
oi
The ball.
brilliant e-wok. will Tend their respective attractions
preparations designed for the monde only To the
denomination,
dc,na spend The usual
church respected throughout the season
according 10 the route taken
,ar will run from points July, daily lines will
District Columbian the stage
or reach the springs the same day
the Post once books a. Warrenon
all should he directed, they he len
Sulphur
board be follows 80 for the whole
for three months 500 br months vs.
Tor slO Sis day
children under twelve
No children under three old
provided for children before hour
un price Horses 20 ttnts day, or $40 month.
cordafe vii
BIZ charged for private supplies
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
lhe legislature ~ Virginia assemble these springs or
Monday June and will offer
al who desire and hear this ab
body Virginia statesmen.
s-dlav "a
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a ~; $500 !, w h d in one minute nv me
Ppcauon ol y a 49, and n,c.eryed in seryceabe
, " h @ yaahe nrnner,y belongs almost exclusively this
-. .. ~ ,an, s,c cures h,vc by which
p,o' n masa, a.r ' "sn,,,r'ea ~ nav $500 - - "
uh HsG ha. ,C derived by NV family and many friends
eudng the persons employed by ME In by using
Wheeler,s Te,ev oot Wash; il Is an nuJedse
remedy for oo,hace and preserves the teeth pinls
| ron, disease IL Is worthy OF confidence and Use.
-r,,, , hoo, ,,sd IN oe minnie nv wheeler. T-atery
Tooth Wash to my certain knowledge; and respectfully soct
| that toothache may apply il on trial
. - ANN FfnNi'i1A'
CURE FOR SORENESS OF THE GUMS
Those neons who may b. troubled gums
Teabey Wash eiecuai remedy to
the gums To sound ana plea"
Having Teabey Tooth Wash for diseased teeth
gums found that although before lis Use my gums were so
Of order that the lower teeth could be tag aea rev
public IN general eicacos and me hest
| uuce have ever used hhS, , .. M oiir'--
In m ea of sonas. Of the p,ms even though the teeth nay
ave been insecure ana ,.De IN ue s' ot me teeth
aaue % n w h, heco ied and compact and the teeth
made applications
"neea saDry , amended with soreness Of nie sup,s
tnurei took the scurf from my teeth ana MADE perc, a
cure therefore recommend IL 10 uie pu'ne q sExJHnSS
emeh'a '"'n wash. n. So r,, ,vh ga ed 4, s,ne
nave used Mhesf r. ,~ e"re, se,f strengthens
ind sodhes the g;n's which firmly secures ns s
n. ~ s a n,o,v,,, uo,ei
Depot, No-. ann y p ", ,n,,,,,, ,>,, -,,y ,4tf,S
The use of wheeers Teabey Wash arrests ~
bleeding of and all the irritation mat usually
| al o,a pa'' VIZ
have used Wheeiers Teaberry Tooth years.
ind the kind have met with it Is the
which bardeDs and prevents them
rom bleeding "fo''E r. 81 70
he Gums after other very good articles failed wing
even,v Wbeeer Teabery Tooth Wash, diluted
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EDITED
~HOMAs RfTCHfE 4 EDMUND BURKE


Navy Supplies under the Durs~s Decks and Yards.
NAVY AsExTs OrvIcK,
Pensacola May d. is49.
cyEED PROPOSALS in Duplicate separately
y doed Proposals for Supplies for Navy be
ce,yed IL O'clock Monday day OF
JSa furnishing and delivering the yard at
~ Al such place drctrd by
BE- TO the government, the materials and articles
sAer specified, VIZ o -.
Glass No. Births.
Ieo0 bricks Of the quality, In size
" samples IN this ONCE.
NJ. o. l.
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rJyHEORY and Practice ~ AyArspasAy. wfsh ~s<s'
the OF cholera by cold wafer, ~ the late n
Francke translated from the French by Rsn Baikie, M
d., this day received for sale at
TAYLOR d m1pnY'S
June IA Bookstore, nen - street
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BLANKS on Writing Paper
Demi size, broadsde per quire
Do halisheet, do
Folio post, broadside, do
DO page, do
Foolscap, broadsde, do
Do page, do
Quarto post, do do
Circulars and Treaties on Foolscap Writing Paper.
One page on a sheet, printed, per quire
Two do do do
Three do do DO
Circulars and Treaties quaro post Writing Paper
One page a sheet, printed per quire
Two do do do
Three do do do
-Four do do do
The paper Tor the above to be of the best quality
Book -,cork on Printing Paper.
For composition per thousand ems, for small plea
Do do for BREWER
For press-wok and paper, per token, for royal
Do do for medium
Separate proposals will be received during the po
Rod Tor printing, folding, and stitching, ia blue paper
printed covers and cutting 900 copies of the laws
nons and treaties of the United States that may be passed
or ratified of the 3st Congress- agreeaby
to the conditions prescribed in the of 10Th April 1875
stating the price per page of the iVOo copies, and per
copy folding stitching in blue printed covers, and cut
ting. May NO-Aawfw
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OvGFELLOw's new novel, -Ksv.naueh," viii he
IL received this day. Price IS cents - 90
May II FRANCk TAYLOR
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$50 do pine light wood.
be provided the and distinctly
quantities of articles contracted
the wants OF the service and whether the quaint
| main the sane " - ~ ~ 'f' ~ p ~ -
ARTICLES must be of the best quafy delivered in good
bureau direct and be in satisfactory the
andan thereof For further description Of materials and samples
apply TO the commandment Of the navy yard.
The deliveries OF all building materials m-celIa
menced within days Of the and
the yard the wants Of is service may require and must be
pletedrithn six months after said date But payment will be
Glasses headed Mseuancou be delivered required
the fiscal On the 10 retained
option quarterly
July and October, where have satisfactory The
balance 80 will be paid Navy Agent within thirty
after the presentation Of bills pcafe duly vouched
enforced
fore especially und.
! extension Of ime will be granted or permitted
required and 20 additional deducted from each
until the shall cancelled
The sue must sign the suete and make affidavit
that they the worth and above their debts and
liabilities 20 the full amount Of the contract
Each offer be signed the making
his their residence well the and residence Of the
Persons whose offers shall notified
and they do fifteen
date Of notice Of the Of their bids contract will be
defauins responsible price
over the accepted offer.
Form Of offer.
To the navy agent at - 7, --, Of - in the State OF
- hereby Offer furnish under advertisement, dated
and subject 10 all the requirements OF the all the
THers insert ahe arfcss and aa .ed an, .oun,,o N
write the aggregate in words
- suarsntors, hereby that
w his Offer be accepted before required
through the post Office Of the acceptance of his bud before
certify he and - . M
be good and responsible sp,an'ers IN th,s
June s-lawrashJune
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CotLscroR'a OyvicR, June H. lsD.
ruyAx uOTICE.-AA persons whose on real or per-
sona psopsssy dae and unpaid are hereby no
rifSS IT, puvmen msss be made within sixty days from
Inc date hereof avoid the expenses ncden'
tho endorsement Of the law. A. koIb Laa,o,
June l1-2Aw2m Non'N""' p
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Navy AGENTS OSFIos.
Memphis, Tennessee, May ~, 1919
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, each elias seps-
- raey endorsed proposals for supplies for navy
will be received at tls office until IL o'clock m on the
2Sh day Of June next for furnishing and delivering at the
navyyad at Memphis, Tennessee place or places
may be directed by the ndan free OF expense 10
the government the materials and articles hereinafter
specified, Wis
Class No. I.-BRIcKs.
Az, 400 best quality paving bricks
1854, 100 " hard burnt do.
Class No. 2-SroNx ,
7j4 pefchcs foundations in pieces from to is
inches thick les than ~ inches WIDE and from TO
feet long The pieces must be well shaped, sand
limestone, both.
2i0 perches in reciangu blocks feet long
q inches thick, and Is inches wide
Class No. 3 -LUMBKR.
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1T Pney Point, Maryland
THE above will be accommodation visitors
the LIST OF June This delightful the
Potomac and full Of the Chesapeake Bay
and regular beautiful adet and the
OF bathing lt,err being under combine
pleasant healthy he found
situated the beach, hui the water, with
bathing Of charge where will be
obgna and competent attendentA
The table will he supplied all the OF the both
from the markets and the
An excellent band of engaged for be aud
Of amusements furnished for guests free OF charge.
TERMS OF BOARD
Per day. %
-
Per
The propretors ready families
for
Captain James
Thursday O'Clock and Sundays O'Clock n
the Pavilion; returning, leaves the Pavilion
a. for Washington and Sundays at p. for Baltimore
The Columbia leaves Baltimore
Point Sundays leaves Wash
Wednesday for Baltimore a.
Point evening AZ p. M.
Due begven placed
the route klkkWobD n KELLER,
MAY 24-3tawtJuly Proprietors.
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500 2nch plank, Is long IL IA
best quality yellow pine
5000 feet y inch plank 20 feet long, IL 6 WIDE
best quality yellow pine
1900 feet plank, IL 30 feet IL
best quality yellow pine
l 800 feet nch plank IL % feet II by IA
best quality yellow pine
1881 inches
and grooved
1900 feet dressed flooring inches wide ougued
and grooved, 20 feet long
$500 feet Inch dressed flooring, To inches wide
and grooved, dressed both sides 20 feet long
81 300 feet dressed flooring, tungued and
$500 feet dressed hooring onsued and srooyed 10 inches
wide
lo60 dressed ceiling, tongued and grooved inches
1921 feet dressed ceiling, lnch tonsued grooved,
inches wide
se 900 pastering lat feet long, quality yellow pine
o0 feet 2inch Juniper plank lo TO 20 feet long, IL Is
$1,000 fee, nch juniper plank, Is 20 feet long,
wide
10000 juniper shingles quality
5000 ainch rhse plank, Is 20 feet long,
ches wide
Class No. 2-Mlscelaneots
5000 feet nch yellow pine, l6 Is feet ons u ls inches
80 pieces yellow pine, feet long, ~ by inches
30 do do feet long, by 3 inches
10 do do 20 feet long, by inches wide
1900 feet i-inch white pine boards
1900 do IN do do plank
1900 do , do do do
do do muiuer boar.l.
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

IIUBBErsL'S PATENT FIRE ARNs.This loads the
III prncpe regards home charge,
muzzie the difference being that the
three inches it's rest instead 81 the length
barrel mechanical embodies
this enables
three hundred per and
load dry, fire.
WELL which, with the n OF the ball. enables
o unusual power and precision
hall and fine shot useful
for both and warike
They made ORDER either musket. nne, cabine
gun delivered Individuals
bodies
ions or WIS OF United States.
For particulars address, post paid,
WIN. w. HUBBEIL,
Aug lift Paten'ec, Philadelphia.
loaded ~
minutes.
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SEA RATHIyG-OLD POINr HOTEL.

SEA BATHISG-OLD POINT HOTEL
hS beautiful establishment for reception Of
t,s, now IN hne order The grounds been greatly
proven ana me bath houses much enlarged ana besides ts
Nnhg oa not bai- and There fine shore
TOT those who prefer bathing
Charges heretofore.
BY the day
Py ,be meab :, 'h ~. rate ate. Of 80 per day
Children and prce.
MAY 25-Jraw6w I.uru rprvcu
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THE Chase. the Turf, and the Road. by Nimrod,
l. illustrations by Aiken Gilbert, vol. London.
or sale at TAYLOR MAURYs
Iune Bookstore, 9th street.
I KNOX WALKER Will practise law In the supreme
j. Court rnited States, and attend the poseeuuo9
claims government Address Washington D. @.
Mar Io-u
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KANANAUGH, a Tale by Iomxf.Ilow. 4 vol.
IA History Of wonderful Inventions
me earth and Comparative Geography
Ry Arnold Guzot, Of NeucfateI vot - - '~p''
Cnrxon's Monasteics Ne fsevant | vol
Adventures in the Lihysn Desert Nv 81 John
Mrs Loundons Ladies Companion IN.
lean edition. Edited by Downing. vol ~
Dscoah Life and Legends Of Nv Mr. Eastman
- ~ "''
Leaves Of Margaret Smiths Journs-is7s-p. | vol.
sncilings History and Practice Of Photography.
June FRANK TAYLOR