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United states Hotel-R B. nAoknrY.
Arrival and Departure Of Oeoan steamer,
BOOTS AND SHO Els,
It the old stand of A. Hoover & Sons.

South side Of Penn. ayenue, bet,ueen 9th and III sts
Opposite Browns Hotel.
THANKFUL for past fsvnrs, would still flo
i Hcit . continuance of custem from all of on
old customers and friends and Is many new as wi
give us q call We art prepared to give genera
satisfaction to all bat viii favor MS With a ca.
Our assortment OF all kinus is the lsrge.t and b.
Of any other establishment in the CITY, and our mr.
engagements are such with the b-st manufacturers
that We are prepared to furnish aoy kinks and
quslities short notice.
ladies' Gsitors and X Gait button and lass
Mifses and children's
Ladies' Misses and hildren's hid and morocco Slip:
and Tiess Jsfersons and Boots, cloth end n
For gentlemen, have superior article of Frsn-l
Boo-s and Shoes, Button and Congress Cloth
Kid and Calf Caters, single aud double SOL E
Patent Gather and Calf shoes of ali descrif-
lions
Boys and Youths Boo Is and Shoes Calf and Patenr
Leather of every variety and style
servsnt's Boots, Shoes and Brogans IN an eudlesi
variety.
Our stock has teen selected with great care from
the best manufacturers In the Union Don't forget
the old stand of A. HOOVER SON.
south side Pa. sv., between OH and 7th st.s,
-- next dor to Jackson & Brother.
fepI-TuTh&Sa6t
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SUPERSTITION OF TIE NINETEENTH Cen
TURY.-ln some of the departments O
France, where the cholera is raging, the
peasants believe that the disease is prop.
agated' by travellers, and several have
been arrested for firing at the passing
trains. 1t was asceI tanned that theiI
guns were loaded with powder only, and
that their purpose was to frighten trav.
elers, so as to diminish at least the mum.
Der. In several of the provinces, the
rural population are persuaded that the
steam of the locomotive vitiates the air
ana Specially occasions the potato rot.
A female serOnaut, who made a balloon
ascent ffOm Paris, and came down in a
ne:ghboring department, was maltreated
by the country people who mistook he1
for witch. All this in the year of gu,
Lord 1854
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FAcTs.-Of every % inhabitants of the
United States, one dies every year.
Of the free inhabitants of the United
States 100000 and fewmore are ma
lives; 2, 200, 900 and few more were BORN
in other countries.
OF the youth of the United States,
1900, 900 were at school ON the LIST June,
1850: that is, there was one youth under
instruction for every five free inhabitants.
IN he United States. there is one church
for every GAG of the population.
These figures are according to the Census
Of 1850.
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mo. SOL
NOTICE FOB REsT6kIMa LAMBS 10 MARKET
WIsNnNSIN

NOTICE is herb by given that, at the request 81
~ the Hon henry Dodge, and for satisfactory
reasons assigned, the lsrds heretofore WITHDRAWN
from sale or entry in the HSiop Rfrer and MINERAL
Pant districts, In the state Of WISCONSIN, within
about fft-en miles on each side II the supposed
route of the Dropossd roiroed from Dubuque, via 81
Paul, to FOND du Lac, Lake Superior, particularly
described in public notice No $40, issusd from The
Office on the 18th July last, which were subject to
private entry at the time OF esid Withdrawal zen.
cept such may have been since pre- emptedD will
agsin be subject to entry and location and alter
Monday, the 2stb dey OF September next. precitely
On the sane terms snd conditions though the
same had not he.n itbdrrwn from MARKET And
the withdrawal Of those town hips embraced In tie
Presidents Proclamation No $40 fur he public sse
ct willow River, Wisconsin, IN commence On Mon
day. the 1lth day CT September next, having bern
rpscndei, thsy viii be offered N directed In said
proclamation.
Given under my hand at the General and once
at the city Of Washington, this 2lst day Of Angus
A. ID. 1854.
BY order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
aug 22-2aw6~ Commissioner
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WHAT WAS YOUR FATHER ?-When
Orme presided in the export warehouse
If Madras. Mr.. Davidst n, who acted un-
der him, was one morning at breakfast
asked by MIR. Orme Of what profession his
iather was. He replied that he was a
Sadler. o
And pray" said Orme, "why did he
not make you sadler !''
Il was always whimsical" said Mr..
D4vidson, land rather chose to try nv
fortune, as you have done, in the East
India Company's service. But, pray,
sir" continued he, "what profession was
your father 9"
My father" answered the historian,
rather sharply, twas gentleman.
land why" retorted Davidson, with
great simplicity, "did not he breed you
up gentleman 9"
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Poa osv1os pRs,s-,

poa 0sV3cl DRAH4DY, =
a-3s Ea A1e. 18Th, fos<
states from the nrst day Of January, lsSx -
The 10th DAY Of June. 1855, the following rout,,
on the Mississippi viii be received at the ooutrsct
Once Of the Post once Department, IN the city ~
ber 1854 ito be decided by 1ith Of the same month y
KENTUCKY.
No. 5lo2-From Csiro, Ill, by Memphis, Tenn,
Napoleon, Ark, vieksburg Miss, Nstch,t
and BATON Rouge, La, to New Orleans
LOIS miles and back, daily, in sxie nnd
suitable stssmb ats.
Leave Cairo daily at 6 pm
Arrive at New Orleans In days byspm
Leave New Orleans daily at pm
Arrive at Cairo in six days ~ SPIN
mans, New Madrid, Mo, Ashport, Tenn
H'ckmsr's B-nd, Arr. fui on. Tenn
Osceola, Ark, Pecan Point, Randolph,
Tenn, snd oldham. Ark, to serThs,
Tenn, tweuty-four miles anc hsck, three
times a we'd, 10 safe an6 sui able IA
Leave Cairo every Monday. wednesday and III
Arrive q, aemt hi. In 81 hours, byTp m next
Leave Memphis every Tuesdsy, Thursday and
Saturday st n m
Arrive at CAR in 81 hoErs, by 8 n nsK.
MIssrssIppr
No 'Sll-Er N Vicssburs, by ynung's Point, La,
Null cue kepd, Pecan Grove. Tslluls,
Miss, LAX. Providence La Pripcrto. .
Miss. Grand Lake, ARK. Point Worthiue.
| ton, Miss Greenvie, &. ambia ARK
| Gains Landing, and ricioris, Mis- 10
| Napoleon, Arb, 80 rilss ana bach, three
| times o v-ek, in safe and suitable stes N
| boafs.
Leave vi ksburg every Monday, Wednesday
and Thursday at an
Arrive at Napoleon every Friday, sstu-dsy and
| Sunday by O. pm
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday,
and Monday at IN
Arrive at virksburg every Tuesday, Thursdsy
| and Saturday by 6pm
ILLINOIS.
No. l35T-Frem Rock Island, Ill by Hampton,
For Byron, Oordovs, Albany, Fulton, So.
vannah. l.. Claire, Iowa, Camapchs, Ly.
ons Tabula, and Bellevue, 20 6alena, III
on. hundred miles and back, three
times q week, IN safe snd suitable s<am-
boats
Bidders will propose . schedule
For form OF props ssls, guarantee, and certificate
also instructions and requirements (embrscing cop
ditions to re incorporated In the contrac to such
extent as th- department. may deem preper,) zee sd
vertis.m-nt inviting proposals for mail service on
| the Missis sippi river, asted June Z, 1854.
| JAMES CAM BELL, Poetusstsr Gsn1.
| aug 3l-eolm
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O Near Peru, out west, a bnll was
struck by q locomotive, the collision
causing both animal and iron horse tn fiv
track. A young gentleman, lust from
college who was IN the cars at the time
says that from the large quantity OF We.
ge'ible matter in different stages Of diges.
ton, which exuded from the Orifices made
through the cuticle and sub-menbraneous
tissues surrounding The yiscera of the DO.
vine quadrupe1. it was his opinion that
ne the bull was seriously, if not fatal y
killed.
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To CLEAN BRASs.-If brass is corroded
with oxyd-sreen or black-it can be
removed by rubbing it with some diluted
acid, such as sulphuric. This is rubbed
on the brass with q cloth or sponge, and
the brass then washed in hot water.
After this the brass must be we'll rubbed
with rotten-stone and sweet oil, and fin
ished with whiting or tripoli. Some per-
sons use oxalic acid dissolved in water,
instead of sulphuric acid, for the above.
named purpose, and it is indeed more con-
venlent' but it is very poisonous, and is
therefore dangerous to keep in houses
where there are children.
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A GOOD ExAMpLE.-There seems to be


A GOOD ExAMPLR.-There seems to be
general idea ahoat, that, for employers,
it is better to treat those in their pay
rather as human beings than as mere ma
chines-rather as fellow creatures, who
can appreciate kind treatment, than as
steam engines, to whom toll is not irk-
some, nor cessation from. work source
of pleasure and comfort. 1t is from this
benevolent feeling, and, withal, wise con-
ception of their own interests, that the
employers of this country are now stirring
the question of weekly half-holiday
Awopos to this topic, we have great pleas
uIe in publishing very liberal and gen.
erous act of one Of our great city estab-
lishments, which has accidentally come
to our knowledge. The London Mantle
and Shawl Company, who carry on their
extensive business in the Royal Crystal
Warehouses" at st. Paul's church.yard,
have intimated to the multitude of young
men IN their employment, their intention
to give each of their assistants three days
holiday, to visit the Crystal Palace, and
also to defray their expenses On the oc-
casion. This is really noble instance
of mercantile libersli. y and we unfeign
edly congratulate the city on the posses
sion of firm capable of setting so good
an example. and doing so generous a
deed.-Wesleyan Times. .-
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF Ho OF REPS U. s.,
September T. 1854.

g ALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
- Doe until IL O'Clock m, on Monday, september
70, 1854, " furnishing one hundred and fifty tons
best quality anthracite coal, half red ash ~
one halfwhite ash. The coal must be pure, Of egg
size 240 pounds to the ton, aud delivered free Of
extra charge in the vaults of the CAPITOL
Also, for furnishing one hundred and fifty cords
OF best quality seasoned hickory wood, one hundred
and twenty.ive cords to be sawed once, and twenty
i've cords to Be sawed twice; thu whole to be meas.
ursd, sawed, and slowed way in the vaults at tia
Capitol, at the expense of the contractor.
Both wood and coal are to be delivered on or be-
fore the 10Th day Of Ocober next and to be subject
to inspection as to quality, eight and measure by
peTson TO be designated BY the Clerk for that pur
pose JOHN W. FORNEi, =
Clerk Of House Of Representatives u. 8.
SGD edt96th .s .- -. a - +.
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ME would m ,ss respectfully infosm the citize. :
w Of Washington, that We have ow in store .
.rge and beautiful ass0r ment Of CORN!CEs
RINGS, ORNAMENTS, &c at prices to suit all
persons All kiods of Window and Bed DRAPgRY
made and put up at the shortest notice and in tn,
res, manner. Carpets made and put down aud
warranted to At All kinds Of PAPER HANGING
oE'ORATIN0 and UPHOLSTERY work Attended
TO promptly We keep cons antly on hapd an
elegant assortment Of Paper Hang,ngs and in facr
every thing in our line Of business: We guarantees
sa'lsfaction to our customers. Paper hun, by
perienced hands Persons are requested to cali az
examine our goods before purchas ng elsewhere, as
Ne deem 1t no tr uble to exhibit our goods even t.
those who merely wish TO ook through curiosity
JOS. T K. PLANT 4 Co,
No Washington Place, It'll street near E.
sep ON
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: NOWIS THE TIME

LHOR all thOse wifhine to purchase any article In
II the way Of fine WATCHES, rich and fashion.
able Gold JEWELRY. pure sterling sILvRa WARE.
(of our own panusacture) 10. Ar 10 save nom rs
70 Is per cent. by calling at HOODS JEWELRY
STORE, rs he is ow resolving hb FAN mppt, Of
fine goods, which he will dispose Of at the lovsst
New forh city prices. Pa avenue be tween AZ and
9th streets, sign Of the large Spread Eagle.
ESP 10 H,Q. HOOD,
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
GA New and second hand PIANOS OF
UOVmy own and several other factories,
are always TO he had at my Pisno warercom, on
1lth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
'od Pianos taken In exchange. .
Tuning also attended to.
]. @. REICHENBACH
P.e.A II. very Low psiced ,scond hand r,snos
4em ", 0S ssls aus l0-eo8&s
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A CHANCE

WILL dispose OF my stock of Dry and Fsnr,
l. Goods on reasonable terms It IL an exceIen,
chance for any one deeirous Of going in the bu i
ness. ! can be se-n at the store after o'clock o
IN, and in my absence any Information can be ob
tanned of h. A. Shekell Georgetown.
@. 2. SHEKEI,L,
sen 9eO3tA doors east of the Mayket
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UNION REFECTORY,

C0TasT 81 PeDHsylV0ns0 40. and IKsTd St
~ u Tie undersigned re- &
Sll1 spectfully announces to e8
his customers and the
public that he has laid
in fresh stock Of malt and spirtuous liquors of IT,.
best quality, among which may be found fine Read
ing Ale, other Ales, and Lager Beer superior Bran
dies, Wines, Gin, and other refreshments. Hi
larder is supplied With the best Of the market, n
season, served up at the shortest notices and hi
Cigars are Of the choicest brands. Thankful fol
past fayors he hopes to receive continuance of tn,
ssme. B. SCHAD
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PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS!!,

DEasOSs DESTROYS Of purchasing good and du
4 rable instrument very cheap" viii find it to
termined to sell of eur present stock at lastly 70
dues prices 10 give room for an add tienal supply
viii n VIII shor'y srrive, Of both AmerIc n and
european manufacture RENE 'nber
HILBUS L HITS
Music Depot.
An addidopal supply Of small inetruuen 5 Just
rseeivsd, sond listing Of Guitars Bsnjos, Aocor dions
Nfss, ets., etc. HkU
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LIME! LINE LIME ~

"h HAMbUh9H LIME KILNS being nov IN
l. complete order, the proprietor vii Be enabled
20 furnish bis approved cuEtoners ct al times dur
ing the season with Lime Of the best quality 70,
plastsring and other purposes. The lime manufao
tored at these Eilns II warranted to be equal IN
quality to any other Manufactured IN tho United
In any other part Of the city 81.
Cement no Oalsined Plaster san also b. lad at al
umes: A. ". DENHAM,
p"-om For the proprietor.
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~ THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, a ne,
and superior structure for the purpose, just in th
rear OF Mr.. schads, ON bird street offers rare in
ducemsnts to the lovers Of the pleasurable exerci
IF bowling. 1t has three alleys, laid with une
qualled skill, the best in the city, and every atten
ton Is given to accommodate gentlemen who engage
in the sport. aug l0-3m
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Auction AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS RESUMED

HAVING resumed the Auction and Ccmmi.sio.
II business, l respectfully offer my services tt
tho many friends Of the House O. Edward Over.
Robert W. Dyer, and Dyer 4 Bro, and to tbs citi
sens generally. From an experience Of thirteen
years, fatter mys-lf that L may claim from m,
former frienGs portion of their patronage
have engaged the services of Mr. X. Wright
OF Georgetown, As AuctioLe Ger. His Qualifications
are too we'll known TO require comment
Ali saIes made BY me will be c.shed if defired
My place Of business is the Rooms recently occu
pied BY Meesrs Collins, Bovine, Co., on 18th st j.,
LIST door from corner Pa. avenus
GEO. r. DYER
n B.-Ths Books of the old firms ear be found n,
my rooms. Any information sppsrtAinins to them
vii De cheerfully given aug 22-dIm
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su.v, ,,,.,.1 WILL WATCH, Harki Mstti.s
E0Sy2&l Hark! and several other Regatta fost
Songs to be had at the Music repot OF
HILBUS HITZ
P.s.-Just reoeilsd fSU copies Of the n. W and
poRRIAr Tspsy Pslks, .mssRshsd with . vignstts
ef 10pys susl7%
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eSrlJ grave Let no young rasn or wolnan enter IN
20 the secret obligations Of married life without
reading tho POCKET EsCuLAPIUS. Let no one
suffering from . hacknied Cough, Pain In the side,
Of Dyspepfic sensations, and given up by their ply
sician, be another moment without consulting the
KsCGLAPIUs, Have the married, or those about
to be married any upediment, resd this truly use
u book "a It has bsen tae means of saving thous.
ards of unfertunat. creatures from the very jaws Of
death.
k&Any person sending TERNTY-EIVE CENTS
enclosed in lsttsr, will receive ons copy Of thia
work by MIL: or Eve copies viii 30 cent for One Dol
ler.
Address. frost paid1 DR. TM. YOUNG,
80 ls3 Spraes street. philsdelphis.
IE--Iv
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DoIsIaAHo.
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR.

INVENTOR OF TIE CELEBRATES eOssAMKE
vENrILATING WIG AND KLA6TI0 BAND
TOUPACEs.
10. ITy CHESTNUT STREET, oySessse the Slate
House. Ihgadcsphia.
TNSTEUCTIONS t. enable Ladies' and Gentlemen
4 to naesaiGro their oZTn heo Is with accuracy:
Tor Wigs, Inrhes TeGpses 4 scsps, Irch.
40. /. The round O. tbs Nc. :. From forehead to
hcsd hack ~ far a.
{. Feom 70 rehead bald.
oycr ths head - ?. O7sr torch cad as
49, neck. ar as required.
:, From esr to ssI e. Over tie crown Of
cscr tbs head The head.
4. yrcE, ear to ear
round tSs fore
nes3.
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WIN. 81. KING M. u

Og1ce on tn UTeet befpsss dpd X styests
/ IN Aln0 having been engaged in the practice
IL practice OF Meiicln. and surgery for ten years
IN renpsyivanis t. usts he will render satisfaction
to those who msy wish his profess. opai seryi,aa.
Inc oesf Of references can be given.
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Extract from the act of Congress, approved Auqus
10, 1876.

"sec 8. ARd be it farther enacted, That frou and
after the passage Of this act, every proposal naval
supplies invited by the Secretary Of the Navy, uu
der the proviso to the general appropriation bill for
the navy, approved March third, eigh' cen hundred
ami forty three. shall be accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by one more responsible per.
sons, to the Ell ct that he or they undertake that
the bidder or bidders will il his or their bid be 70
cepted enter into Obligation, in such time az Az
be prescr,bs by the Secretary of the Navy with
good and fufhcisnt sureties to furnish the supplies
proposed No proposal shall be considered unless
accompanied by such guarantee If after the &C
ceptance Of propoeal and q notification thereof 70
the bidder or bidders he they shall fail to enter
into an obligation within the time prescribed by the
Secretary # the Navy, with good and sufficient
sureties for furnishing the supplies then theSecreary
of the Navy shall proceed to contract with some
other persons for furnishing the said supplies and
shall forthwith cause the difference between the
amount contained In the proposal 20 guaranteed
and the amount for which be may have contracted
for furnishing the said supplies for the whole period
Of the proposals to be charged up again said bid
der or bidders, and his and their guarantor or
guarantors; and the same may be Immediately re-
covered by the United States, for the use of the
Navy Department, IN an action q debt against
either or all Of said persons" - =. F.
> aug 25-law4w ---
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NIX ALPACA. and Cotton Umbrellas
~ ana csnss In every yar'rty just received 81
,. bIR0k'S,
~ Wtlsrd's Hotel
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BY Royal Letters Patent.
THE HYDROM AGEN
WATERPROOF ANTICONSUNPTITE
CORK SOL Ss
MANUFACTURED BY
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
a MARK EFT ST., MANCHESTRR

II mAhAET ST., mANCH ESTH0s
Principal Warehouse. lO2 Wood street. Cheaps;de,
London, Engd American Eftdbliahmesits 81
Ann STREET, and 102 Nassau street, Ne.o Fork, US.
ted Sates 49, Al,
The Hydromagen il q valuable discover for pro-
tecting the feet from damp or cold and therefore
preventive OF msny Lung Diseases tcithoaa any
dooorig schdteusr. The Hydromsg gen is in the form
medtcdted character is pow .rful antidote to dis
aoee.
FOR Gentlemen it will be round agreeable, warm,
and healthy, to in the coolest or rainielt of
d. omsgen is inserted. Ladies laay wear toe jght-
est solsd boots ehoes in the worst weather with
IMMUNITY; while Consump' ion, so prevslenA among
the young Of our country, he thwarted BY their
general adoption. They entirely fuperoeds over.
hoes the latter cause the feet to p rspire in
very unhealthy manner, aud, besides. not dan.
gerous wear to pedestrians in icy weather lik. in
dia rubbers While the latter cause the feet to sp.
pear extremely large, thu Hydrotnagep, being mere
thin slice of cork prepared, peculiarly placed ir side
does not increase the sze Of the boot cause the
foot to appear untidy. To Children they are ex
tlemely valuable, as they may engage in exercise
with comfort and healthy effects. Their expense is
30 slight to scarce need mention besides those
whe patronle them will fiod their yearly doctors
bills much diminished thereby.
AS Tho II ydromsgen is becoming more known its
sale is incres sing slmest incred BILE xtent-
Last year in London, Manchester Birmins ham,
liverpool, Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp
Hamburger. and Berlin. our Gales reached l,732450
,irs of Cork Soles. This year the number will far
surpass that
AK the Faculty their opinion of their value a.
preventive for COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, Asthma
and CONSUMPTION.
Mems Size, per pair, IS cents
Ladies' do do 80 do
Boys' Misses do rs do
NOTICE rom the Retail prices we make very
liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers 70
that anv storekeeper may make fle profit on the
sale, while they are article that may be kept in
any store among any class of goods.
For terms apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
80 Ann street, New York.
sep S-3mlfw
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET KSCULAPIUS:
Oh, EVERY ONI HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

The fffdeth Edition, Wkh
Ons hundred Engravings
showing Diseases and Nj!
formations of the Human
System in every shape and
form. To which Ii added .
Treatise on the Diseases OF
Females, being of the high
est importance to married
people, or those contem,
plsting marriage. By .
VIM. Young, Il. D.
LIST no father he ashamed
20 present . copy Of the
RSCULAPIUS to bis child
It may save him from On
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY"

'k\HIs beautiful burial place Of the dead having
L Just be@n dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
'or the purpose, open for tho reception of the
remains OF deceased per.ons.
The MAUsOLEUM has capacity for hundred
bodies, in which such friends CT the dead a NAV
apply can place the departed until they select sitee
for the graves.
The plan Of thu incorporatcrs Is ono Of equality
regard to the lots. which will not be put up publicly
for sale, (although they usually bring premium 4
able.
Until An ONCE is established in the city of Wash
ipgton, applic,tions viii Be punctually att nded
to ut the present Office in the east wing OF the bula
Ing on entering the Cemetery.
sr WM. 8. HUMPHREYS
N.B-9lenwood is situated a short distance due
nor th of the Capitol aue Il-sm