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CORRECTED LIST OF THE DEAD.
DIR Samuel Beach, Bridgeport u.
. DR. J Il Cray. Springfield, Mass.
Waller French, Manchester, N II
Norman Parker, Woodbury., VI
3 -Nathanic King, Jr. Athens, ..
G-Dr Wmar.h with Mr. iluchln.s.
Mrs 4 /. Dcsauquc Philadelphia.
--Francls " Say!cs, Boston. Mass
81 u luIcnings Harvard street, Boston, Mass
10 Dr. WcIch, Hartford, CT.
ii--iiis ..nn !! Green, Baltimore, Md
l2-E II OpcdrcH Worcester Mass.
li-Iniant child III Mrs Harley, about / months old
l5-Oivcr Barr, Agent, Antioch College. New York
I'D " Dlmmuck Mansfield, CT
Mrs Harley Of Ohio, (mother nl nfanI)
laMr- Mary 'iacn.
49, Mrs Ellen Goss puughkcepse.
90-Ellcn > Bacon Boston, Mass.
IL Jacob G vanirventcr P.ainfed, n j.
a. IS Dwight 1879 Clinton ST., BrookBn
@2-luscph NJ Hill, 20 Fvrsy IN ST, J
2i-I;-v John Henry i5uhre. aIi,an.hurgh l.
- Mrs VI Fluent Of Lancaster, Pc
26-Ahaa Lang Of Boston
27-JDhn Moss, Gardiner, Mc
Is Mrs Uf .anIcy, Baltimore, u
- Beverly i'arker oil rork'Iic,
3O-Miss Mary |; Robbins LennX, Mass
3l-Dr VI Smith. Springfield, Mass
32--i.aphat Stenbimer, 2.l Hudson 81 y
J3--Ahce Cafrigan recognized by letter on person
3i-Mrs Hanna, 18th 81, n York city
35-yiss Susan Pomeroy, her sisters son, saVedl
36--Mrs James Robbins, Ienox, Mass
Y-Mra r. Sparks Pusfed, Mass
3s-Dr Josiah barteii i.oS-
3g--Abrl |. Pierson. Salem, Mass
i0-l.aac Goliath. Richmond Me
IL ljnknnwn man ab0nt y years Old
~ -Frn,aIc child about years old
l2-Dayid I. Newell, boy, Newport =
81 B + Loler, recognized By trunk
45-Miss Merritt SO Nest Eighteenth 81, N !.
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ceiyed In the language OF of the speakers i, ".
! oil on The troubled waters.
| The convention then adjourned 10 o'clock.
| NIGHT SESSlON-At O'Clock, the meeting va. 90,
ed Ivy President Before proceeding o,h.
sncss, the President informed the Convention that sine
last nd Omrnrnrn he had received letter Purponp IN
dated in King George county, May g. 1853, signed Ly
gentlemen who represented hcnlst Ives delegates a1
ed u meeting in that county u attend III. convcIn,T "
giving their for declining 10 do The Prc,it
desired 10 have The letter read, when John T. Johnson
| we'd that it be- Laid on The table Without being read
On this question, the ayes and nays being taken The
was a lie y,,c--hus defeating Mr. Johnsons notn ~
litter then read and would lie pleased pu.l.t "
we're prevented by resolution subsequently, acpp
10 lay the letter under the table and exclude from the p
cc.dnos Of the Convention. This resolution we beisv-
was submitted by Mr. w Penn, vino addressed The Cou,
ton al length on this and other topics.
Mr. Ssingi,IIow OF Prince William, moved recon,t.
the vote adopting Mr. LaIhams substitute 10 Mr. p
RVS second resolution; which motion being seconded bv NJ
Berry "a vc rise much debate. esss. Johnson Latham
Strinefeow and Gibson took in the debate -lhe s
observing that the King George letter .was wr,
by boy by men who imagined They were writing i,
MIR. Johnson's motion lay on The table negayet-
nays 1851, ayes y13
The question was then taken the original motion 10 n
csnsdrr, and was carried-ayes 204l Island The S.
cond resolution reported by Mr. Berry was udoped
| &. b. TcbhS offered The following resolution:
Resolved that this Convention do now adjourn 10 me
again IN Fredericksburg Saturday 9th instant and IN
earnestly request lu attendance o delegates from al
the counties Of the district.
The resolution vas not carried.
Alfred Moss offered the following:
Resolved, That The democratic in tha district nn b
ing fully represented In ibis convention decline 10 m,
Nominations hn in doing M, do intend TO be rnde
stood declining in favor Of r. Gov Smith against who's
present position We do mos earnestly protest
On This resolution the and nays demanded with
the following results: yeas 1925, nays 49,.
We give The yeas and nays Mr. Moss resolution d;
they answered when called by The secretary
Alexandria City and County
! Aye John I. Johnson, Orlando Wood, George &
ilnlehlns George Plain Hugh Latham John NJ JoIus,o
| + Buchanan l.lccn Pcyton, rhomasJ Edelen We,
H. Penn, Rrhrr' Ball Jc.. John Minor, Wm Can ana p
! Eall-IrtaI 476.
NAY---J,hn Ruit, Jnu."a McL1nn, Levi narMs Ichr
| Summers Nm Kelley total 10
y 81. k-ny drcinca vJtn". JOAN l.. Smtl R1b.,,
TorIn Geo /. Doctor Joi Diyp and Ehristophe. Nese
were absent, IN" Iut,I ha.ng to retire i.,s lines.
fuuYDIsr tpuE...
Ayg7-c. L. lcbb-, J. il it.,+- D....s TyIsr-o.
7:3.
MY NJ. r N.g,.-'a',l -.
C~yspsr 49,:
AyE,-I. = G5-pa J y ti...a- !: !iomaa A n.
-on, J. Martin Z cgra- -. H:a-a..=., }. [ stdn.
fellow, VIM. Gurus K E3~-r- l:-ts.. 80.
NA:GD
f'-:,t.a l.--.y
i.gs-D'. "...t:m. G~.'s= : Hln,sc Jr, AIts:
III
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Charles T. Morriss Wednesday last honoraby nc
Quilted by the examining court for shooting K p Williams
This had been continued for severa courts in
ne appeared together with all the Common
ss. and after full investigation Morriss acquitted.
[Lyacdburg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

The wheat crop in the Northern Meek, III looking very
we'll and appearances there, IN other parts 81 The "h''
are all in favnr Of good The Of Guanp and
improvements farming generally arc causing irV"hi'
in Agricultural affairs ia Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

The Georgi" Baptist State Convention was 10 session at
Atuantn. first Of last month, II represented constituency
Of 100 churches and about 60 600 members while there
State about 1873 other Baptist churches not tcpfescn
having lG 900 members 1t thus appchrs that the Bap
tiat in Georgia consist nt l2O5 churches, hn
Irnl,
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MA RRIED.

MARRED IN Thursday, the 9Th May the resitruc- o. '
Vi ul Hanover the Rev Dr. Cart TiIDS. '" '
"a M,. MARY JONES, daughter OF VIM a. Jones, teth
MARRIED Tu-r l0l AT the re.tn
Capt VIA ". Wr-s"r. Rev. DR. Leroy VI. Ier w ,,t.
PuI.ICS ol Richmond, 10 Miss MINERVA A SMITH ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

ALBEhiAntIE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Alexander Mo.clcy Esq, Of buckingham has been p'ni
mated by District Convention, the Wing candidate tor
The 9Th Cong, .sionn District.
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u.f.NtNO.Ni
VIM AkcHER Cooke, Secretary.


GUANO Our market is entirely bare VI all kinds of qua.
no. with prospect Of any consderab BILE supply here 10,
time There several cargoes of Peruvian reported
as Hampton Roads hourly expected three OF which
destined for other porte Of other cargo amounting
TO $50 TONS $50 ordered 20 Richmond so ha, there
only 100 to the great demand prevailing
market The very limited recepls of guano ha We oc
casionei much Inconvenience The trade well 10 The
farming interests in This vicinity remedy if possible
should be applied To prevent dsapponments in future
Rnl Dr;c. L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

Wyatt Cufiwc Of Charlotte, hus taken the field 10 The
bnrg District Wing candidate for C"ngrcHs
His competitors. present. Mr. Goode Of Mecklenburg
and Mr. Hopkins OF P"whatan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

ElaIsI AND MARIO TO visit country and performs in
operu sixty three nights for the of S2500
night tor the two The has been made with NJ
Hacket and the agent OF these performers Grst is The
lyrical agedan OF The age and Mario the greatest tenor
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AcClDENr.-Aaeu,: e,eaek Ft!a.y morning me tss..

ng piece the large def,ick used in the Cspc
SGG:t- convey HE stone The top .! The Washington
Monument gi, and the beam fell 10 ne ground III.
about feet 5rtang The edges %! severe! OF
se;i- and uug CT the large pedestal de-bocks The
,!.magr resulting viii amount about $1,000 There wr.:
several workmen about the Monument the tiTe y
three whom :ery being Knocked down ana
vcfrS injured By lie heavy boom one enc ol gracious
-buui!r: Of Ar. Edward Martin From what we cGal:
learn tie rnn listening holding this piece 10 the
,ignt was ull vi the breaking the result Of
an ordinary strain Upon IL.
We were informed that the iron was purchased
Washington preference Richmond, oy the torme: coz
tra.to ii Rand. II almost miracle that no
killed 81 permanently injured BY the falling beam.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

GOVERNOR OF NEW MEXICo.- The Union J,
COS The appointment OF successor 10 Gov W Carr Lane
of New Mexico, in The person Of the Hon David NERVE
ther of Kentucky He recently filled for short time The
seat in tho Senate The u $. made by e death Of
A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

WIN &. k,v"-. E-q Of VnvInIa has been chosen TO de-
liver the address The Annual Fair Of l: Mary land
Agricultural >"cry IN October The Fair Of the Virginia
Sncely WI lc h.ld in The week following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

Before he tnDnn adjourn strs Dc ~sS put the Hall
r-uGai.l with calls Tor Barbour and TIA! gentleman nav
invited t. me Stand delivered 0; his eloquent
ps;iIJic lm.ToHyGu=. Nj Barbour enthusiastically
receive: ani ueng appliudri The Convention then 81
lnuurd de- having nrs passed vote Of THANKS 10 G
President ani Secretary ana ordered The proceedings 10 be
pubi-. in the Alexandria Age, the ether Democratic pa
per= ii the District, Redmond Enquirer and Examiner
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We make room to-day for extended accounts oi the NOT
walk buchery-te am ul catastrophe: thai has ever
happcncd in me history Of rail roads We 1ln 10 The uni
yersal dcnunciaton which n being visited upon me cru
nal Of the officers aud employers Of the road
| ON which il occurred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

The Democrats Of Nelson, have nominated Jas T. liar
grove Esq ~ their candidate for the House "i Delegate
Col Dawson the Ia delegate il the Wing candidate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

We have received from Tho publishers, Thomas E"p'r'.
whit & Co. Philadelphia the May number Of The dnerMHt
La,o Register edited by Ara j. Fish and Hiram Wharton
Of the Philadelphia bar.
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ilI Jed.

gp Tuesday the iih int Al The Sc.
lanI ilanes, Esq this siclnIy Capt WM Is CHaaibE"
IN the S9ih year OF his
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The Democrats Of Frederick, have nominated Dr' ie"if
A. Mlcr and John Il. Mcleod az their candidates i'f h'
Iour. 81 Dc, .aics.
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n FL so!

MIR George .oyaII has been appointed u D. Navy A.eh
at Norfolk in pIac: Of DR.. Fruncis Mallory, resigned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

rrHnluivn has passed branch Of The Common Crun
Gil OF Washington authorizing vol. To be taken on h'
question "f subscription by The city corporation OF S6OOUOl
VILE To I,ynrhhurr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

The cut of The Gerry nandc has not YET bGch sem "S
for publication THE Wing says does not fcpirs' III c
auporouncnt in an bad Il light 1t really l., white Tue
Times appas artist for the fidelity aud skii :" which
ne has executed the cut The people do not see any he
horrible OF unstIous in it, II it is so very bad why won
our send Us? D"nt they want me De
| mr. To- Si..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

The extraordinary diamond recently found in Brazil is
sad 10 be of beauty The dscovcrer was an
old black slave woman, who Immediately carried it TO her
master, Rraz.Iian, in very needy circumstances He I'M
Rio with diamond The Commercial Bank advanced
him 900 centos, about fl0.000 on The gem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

Orr young townsman Mr. Alexander Gait. Jr, returned
Saturday. Italy, where be has been studying
Of Sculptor The cminence which he has already attained
his profession aueury that he will receive lie high
est honors-[ Norfolk Beacon,
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"A c'rla - Ean.E ahJ

RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS. nn
N FOR SALE.-fhe PULASKI HOUSE ami ufh'iu'e' aM
prime accustomed to Hotel t,ge
Til. yuhscTber r.Irous ram business,
named property sale accommodating terms f"' f
apply the proprietor on the premises I'm J.. ale i
II no, sold the first June, the House ~h
for rem 10 an approves! who Will purchase e cR
and stock Of Wines. Liquors Sc T. VIII DE-
Savannah. April 25-cb;
-N0TICE TO FARMERS AND MERCAANi.A
ygyJJE FREIGHT BOAT CUMBERLAND, eleei-zs.
newly built and . the frs, class. viii be
hereafter by regularly once "eeE
from Of Gainesville 10 the ryo ,rsa.
have alao employment! small ooa's ~ " ga
ton with the above Boat ~ the transportation" u so ~
up AID and Willis Rivers :,,. u,;i,, al,n
We prepare landing at me Iars5'e dnr. all
chaudise which will be promptly received and iowatu
We invite tie patronage friends aud me PuS. co
April l9-c2awlm = n. |hfiNA-'
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Cant Rcnai OF the pacl. rasa Wick The
fatal hrawbrdgc raised, says:N- had 20, ah"n
thirty oItY yards from tie dra" whoa hcar he cas-
coming at iu! speed The draS |. u,eR and the
hall was down Two passenger into The oacnln
on top what had preceded them: ihr bird broke in The
middle and halt of il down. In Ills third Two
were killed outright. and many were hu Gnc beautiful
vounu about sixteen years DID, ha tin back o. her head
knocked In. There chli about our months I'D
and many nlcI children, killed. The eng nCcr and r"Cah
l the TAIN they r ball do wn Jumped 4, before
hr cars reached The bridge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

Jonathan Troltc ESD president .,ard OF assistant
aldermen in company with q; Flint Spear and James
pishup u New Jersey and Dr. PrrsOn i, Salem, Mass,
toneher with several sther gentlemen left he Union Place
Hotel after breakas!ing together. and all in the first
passenger That down Mr. Spear NJ Troticr and
Mr. Bishop escaped by craving through OF the win
dows while the full OF water, and lGv. returned 10
The Union Place Hotel badly injured Dr. Pcrs"n II sia-
rm was killed George ". Pomrroy Esq Of this city,
naced his wife and little boy in charge Of Mr. Spear, al
Twenty seventh street. Iust The started. Mr. Spear
succeeded by almost supcrhnmln exerons saving the
how bu Mrs Pomerny killed. Mr.. Spear returned Sc
yera rmes under the water tn the cars bur unable 10
save her he however succeeded i'll saving other boys
EXTRACTS LETTERS PASS ESGsRs
The dead lay in ranks, their fares cleaning horn
bv =. Lamps were carried along cnahl" the newly
,;y Strangers. discover whether their wives AMI chill
,.p ar parents br0thera sisters among ln"uI
have very frequently te ID and but never
before 50 rghliul an exhibition The males in une
Ipe nd rude apartment and The females another; and
buh were dark except lighted tfuy rc:ectly by
candles and lamps OF which The rays could scarcely pcne-
traIe more than arms length rom Tie holder. Every
house in the village is hospital Every family is devoted
IN The cares OF the suffering ana the dying learn mat
there crying apparent excitement al the time oil
catastrophe Every seemed itigh,luy cna; and The
almost presence OF mind and energy exhibited hy The
citizens OF The village ana DINERS IN rescnIug the uhou-
nate living and dead.
STRONG TESTIMONY AGAINST THE ESsISEER.
From The evidence al the Inquest, and from the state
mens Of oil who knew anything oi tie matter We learn
his, The signal ball had been lowered full fifteen minutes
nevps to he accident We could learn from any pas
scnper or citizen lie place from evidence aduced
Al The INQUEST that the whistle for Stacking speed had been
or that any attempt had been made break the
speed rs usual in going through town; the contrary
the soeed greater than usual This would seem 10
repor! that in Norwalk the
effect that Stamford the conductor had told The engineer
To drive like hell through Norwalk, two wanted 10
ge, off there, and he would see Them damned frat.
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The scene at lie rail road station no i, in NorwaIk, in
the afrcrnoun was appalling In s, apartment
twenty eight Cha silly corpscs rigid in OATH and in another
seyenicen- hickly covering the floor Among them, nn
rrulia surviving friends eagerly scruiinXing each
rouu,cnance with mingled hope and lea searching Tor the
L., one after another identified The scene was
uEcn painfully affecting Infancy, Youu ana old age were
al, rrlJtrscnirL aIG"ng the tcai. The dy beautiful
female child scrrE. anlust auia I'll with lie. ciCI
IA tScan,liyus ron: many. Almost !. tho bodies
cra,ly !sieured with bruises and md probably in
majority Injuries q. 'hls tad sniclcn!
cllse nf death. few evidently died Shanghai ion hv
racr Before dark nearly all IT, hol:t Invested Il
their c!,irg PIT n neat c"hcs III bar walnut, nh for
ted a. their friends
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i.g,-D'. .'".s.n. G-..s= 5. HIn,sr. Jr, Alfe:
Nr--- total sy#.
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully Inform the
vi received large assortment OF straw Don
Paris dress bonnets Dress morning
night French co'sets complete assortment mowers
bacs velves all kinds OF scss
nets English embroderies few fine paa-o.
Paiou Kid gloves assortment OF la
des chdens sit and thread Eove fsns port
purses all kinds OF fancy bracelets french
extracts for the handsereh soaps
toilet ws'srs combs brushes, &C, sc.
FennsYvans avenue, between 18th and 18Th street"
Ap 6-aeod
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DR.. J. S. ROSES
GOLDEN PILLS.

For Diseases Of the Womb, md femal> Weak
ness. Also, for Wtainess Of tile Buck,
Spine, Loias, &C., they hare no equal.
fI'uIS DISEASE. here ofore treated by bandages,
i trusses, and internal supports, which only
prove palaves, yields lelely the of these
touic, str ,EgtteniUg Golden Fills. They have a De
cuar affinity for the debiatei mu Giles of the re-
m ale, and i'll nstane have ey faie in rad caliy
curing those distressing COMPLAINTS females ale so
suljet the brace the whole S, STEM giving
strengh ami viyacity 10 the f amr al large
Twenty -seyen years experience in the Of these
Pill in my ractiCe has been The If u nsing
with band ges, abdominal supports. p.'ssaries,
aud golIen balls, Til IN many dividu manu-.
fact Female, OF the present a.e perfrtiy
iofnlr ther Eve or those mothers f al tiquit
and 9uire external supper. The muscles the
body, kept in due tone By dies of this characte
are a sufficient support aud all that nature in
tended.
Tres Pills have been pronounced ny the touSapds
(amongst ~hom the +. of dist ny III he'd Sen,
ator from Louisiana, and the dow of an Ex-Governor
of Dea~are) who have useI them, etor t. auy-
thing hi herto known. J. 5. ROSE, NJ. u.
Price 50 cents PER K.
HTo be had at all the respect abe Drug Stores 10
Washington aud Georgetown, u. e., aid Alexanr ria,
Va fob u
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WINES, BaANDIEs, CIGARS, GRO ERIES
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUpS, &c.

JNO. b. KIBBEY 8 CO.,
No. 5, opposite Centre Market.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in the above goods.
L Of !er to families, clubs, ami the trade uu,ur.
passed variety Of
WINEs-Nadeiras, Clarets. Champagnes. Ports
sherries, Hooks, &c On draught, in demjohns
and bottles.
LIoUoEs-Brandies, Rum. Whskey. Gin. &c.
LIoUEks- Curacao. Maraschino, Anist til, Noyeau,
Bitters. &c.
MALT lLQUERS-London Brown Stout, Scotch and
English Aces.
CIGARS-A variety of brands
PICKLEs-Best quality If English and French.
SAUCEs-For Fish. Currie, Game Meats &c
IEAS-Brea kfast Teas. Souchoug. Pouchony, p koc,
Oolong, Tyson, Young Tyson, &c. in chests, ID
chests, and boA,S.
SuGARs-B.owu, Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Gran.
debated, &c.
CoFFEE-Mocna, Java Mara cibo, Rio. &c
CHEEsE-Stilton, Chedder, Sapsago, Parmesan, Dutth
ard American
HAMs-re>t Am,r:can ard W. stphalia.
Hk- LEA & PERKINS WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.TN
Jan 29-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.

\h. ROBERT HUNTER, Member Of the Royal
- College of Surgeon, London, and late Pupil in
the Consumptive hospital. would give H. tee to all
toSe affected with Diseases of the Throat Lungs
He ri, commonly Cal ed Bronchitis, Consnme,iop.
&C. that he has taken JOms feuna. ave Opposite
Iron Hall, and viii arrive here about the 10Th il ST.
FROM bis Tong experience and the opportunities which
ne mas enjoyed for the study Of these diseases il the
best Hosp ais in Europe. and bringing with HIN t.s-
unoniaS from the most eminent phys Gins in Eng
land, among which Sir Charl,s Sou lam re- +. Il.
=, Dr. 'ding tird, john Maddox, NJ. b., &c. He
ie.is warranted III assuring those ~ no plac. them
selves under his care speedy relief or allevi .ion
frln their disease. His special treatment consists Oh
,he lhh ta'on Of medicated vapors into the Lungs
Or Rollins his assistant will he happy to give any
information in regard to fees treatment &C. to those
WHO Wish 10 place themselves under his care.
&c office hours FROM 10 O'Clock, "A. N to o'cock
H. mar Sim
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GREAT ISCOVERY.

i HE create discoveries are those which are most
l beneficial to the h1man race. Joy and sladnes
result from tn m. di covery that pIocuc. hapyi-
ness Is truly or. at. How many have been sent nto
eternity by coughs and colds that tied into th.t
-ntmy OF human life NSUMPTioN, How u nv
suffer daily vi h coughs, who might ri them
OF thei afhicion for trif-? Is Ihcre Gy.
ie'! MciLtaSties ARABIAN SYRUP" and the ALL
HEALING CORDIAL" have cen disco, cred 1hey have
gwen reil ITO thousands VITO We're tt,rng upon the
trinN OF the praTe! Turned sorrow Into jcy, ard
vailed.
FOR sale by W. II. Gilman ,Acnrner Of Pennsylvania
avenue, and AZ street; z d. Gilman, rcnnsy wants
ave lne between 9th and It'll Streets aud tn roprie-
Tor 9TH street between and streets. south
i'm
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READY-MADE CLOTHING!
w ALL & STEpI,Ey KS.

Ready-m0de CtOthing and OutfttEq Establish
ment, Penn. Guenue, bstpeen ga onI
lOth SIS merit To Iron Hal
NJ would resp cttuily say to friends crd To
w public. that we have eniar. ed tpd exieu,l.t i
our ti"thl"g tstIbi>hmcnt mski"g IL one of lhs
largest and most extensive c ching De,uts in lbla
part If thu coun'rv.
We ale prepared to make TO order The most fashion
able and elegant rtment Of
CLOTHS. CAS>INFRES, AND vESTINGS
tn be found IN Il e City. at prices ow IS those
bought the cheapest ready made store in Washing
n. and Of SUP eror make and flush We are de;.r-
mined to give entire satisfaction.
We Ike - coast tntiy on baud d large general and
complete assortment of
READY-NAnE CLOTHING.
OF the Finest and first Quality, at prices to suit tie
times.
SS- Every hiad of Clothing made 10 order
WALL & STf PHENS
Penn. av, let. 9th and 10Th sts.
First dc or cast f The Iron building.
Also mt our Estab ishment three doors cysI of VA.
unnal Hotel. feb II