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POST OFFICE pEpaurMrsr.

Dead LersLetters for foreign countries which
bo forwarded without prepayment of postage letters ad-
dressed badly directed that their destination
ascertaned and letters addressed places here
post Offices must be returned to the Pos Office Depart
ment monthly with the refused and foreign dead letters
When refused letters, letters which be delivered
or letters from foreign countries any such above
enumerated returned to the department the postmaster
is required to note the dead letter bill for tho last month
OF the quarter the amount Of the bills returned for each OF
the two preceding MONTHS to give complete dead
tor b corresponding in amount with the
credit claimed for dead letters in his quarterly
All dcad-lctter bills be made in duplicate, and
one of each retained by the postmaster.
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Onnrnnfine REGULATIONS.

NEw foaK, Sept n.--1he board of health OF this cit
have passed ordinance subsctin2 vessels from Batmor
and the South to quarantine regulations until the lst Of No
yember.
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PROPER RRnuKE-A reverend gentleman in New York,
slew Sundays since, seeing poor tottering up
one OF the escs Of bis church. waiting in vain for
the congregation TO offer her seat paused in his
mon descended from the pulpit showed her into bis
pew and quietly returned to bis desk again.
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Asriea. Of Ms Arid.

Nrw ioag, Sept. 1.-THE Ariel from Hayre ON the l.
Instant has arrived She brings the second edition Of tn
London Times of that date but later OF Importance
Consos quoted at 9lls.
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Dea,h Of a Lais Marc, Officer.

PHrAprIraiA, Sept. H.--Captain Samuel W. Downing,
late Of the navy died Yesterday his residence Bris
tol.
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by y. G. MCGUIRE. Auctaeaesr.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR eALE.-On Thursday.
September 40 In mont Of the preniAes will self
lot 10, square 3a beginning i between
and rs r0m southeast angle Of said thence
north a5 feet 100 feet inch south 2s feet enst TO the bo
ming together with tho consisting
brick house and back building dxiures c.e
SC.
beginning street, 10 feet from the southeast angle Of snd
thence 30 inch, rs the
toned east e5 feet nches south " fsct east feet nches
south 10 the beginning
T properly central position and proximity Pcnnyl
fail be- and vaue
The lots will be sold separately.
Terms Of sale Oneourh residue In and years,
with interest Deferred 10 be secured by decd Of trust
on The premises Tils perfect
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Septi-d Aucionesr
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LOCAL N + w 8.

II would be impossible to keep readers fully advised
the contributions which made from day day for the
lief of the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers All classes
the communicative old, the young, the midde-aged
little childrcnsccm actuatcd by the desire
alleviate the suffering and misery of these Inflated cities.
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Aid for Norfolk.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. H.Commttees have been appointed
here subscriptions to the fund for the relief Of the
fever sufferers at Portsmouth and Norfolk.
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CENsUs or 1850. one large quarto volnms, boand !
v half Russs, for sale, few copies ouy al q 50.
seps FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ny TELEGRAPM.
.saata Aane's Family.

LoumvlLLE, Sept l4.anta Annas and brother In
law passed through this city yesterday rafs for New
York, and Santa Anna himself expected 10 arrive here
soon.
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m.,raTEEsrH INsrA LnJENT-we omen today the mi,

mHIRTEENTH INSTA LnJ kcNT.-W open to-day the ihir
teenh celebrated honsewife cOtonp.'
mls produce OF the brands below
branded them faith
excellence.
Housewife cotton s0it an admirable article for ladies'
and chldTsnA 9s
n
wife, an excellent shirting cotton.
Everiarting shir,pg Of weight, yet remarkably
sOf.
With supply Of all tbs other best grade rhngs, from
low priced fine. .F
100 pieces assorted per yard np
the finest Nos in Welsh fannelr, from
per yard upwards.
loo superior bcached unbeached and colored
nanncs
IS piecer fneau ginghamr, assorted.
munr Nainsook swiss, and null mnsins
uur regular qualities, al usually low prices.
large blankets, comforts, cotton sheetngs, &c.
New supplies daily.
One provcsbny low price only.
the store apnohai0n except
invaids,) nor vii they be exchange taken back.
settling bills present expected IN
Good articles prices fair dealing relied
cases PERRY h BROTHER,
&c Central Stores,' e huiidrg,
Sep9-steor Opposite Centre Market
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Boat Race al Doston.

Bosros Sept l3The long talked of boatrace between
the Superior Club" Of St. John, New Drunswck and the
Maid Of Erin Of this city, took place this afternoon
Charles river in the presence Of Immense crowd Of pecta
tors The stakes amounted to The distance out and
homo three niles and had to be gone four times
making the total distance twelve miles The ST. John Club
exhibited superiority from tho start and at the end of the
ninth mile the Maid Of Erin gave up the contest Betting
has been very active for several days past and considerable
amount Of money changed hands on the result.
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Markets

New YonK, Sept. l2.Four is firm; sales of 900 bbs
common to good Ohio, So SO 6O southern, 50. Wheat
tre higher sale of A. 900 bushels; southern white,
So 50 05 southern red, 81 So 81 30. Corn is trne
higher sales Of 60 900 bushels western mixed, 861S SO
cents. Pork rm with upward tendency sales of 600
bbls Beef frm with upward tendency aales Of l75
bbls. Lard is firm. Whiskey is unchanged.
BALrMonE Sept H.-Flour is in active demand at pre-
vous rates. and holders firm Gales of Howard street
81 62 and in Instances 81 70 asked, but pur
chasers declined buying that prices Ohio, 81 621 81
IS; City Mills in moderate demand at 81 62s. Grain
very firm and active wheatir to good reds 81 60 81
10 good PRIME 81 10 81 IT. whites 81 so 81 s5 for
good to prime; extra for family -four, 81 81 a 81 92
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Maryland Institute Exhibition.

THE eighth exhibition "Na ysnA for ta
Promotion Of the Msch.nc Ars" win BE- opened h Baaoe,
Tuesday, ID Of October Goods will ha received
exhibition and competition Tim prior Sep enibe ob.
and for exhibition merely ~ late - ln Of October.
The cooperation mauuhosur0 mechanics, artists
community generally respectfully invoked In Immediate
preparation Of articles for display.
Arrangement have bean made By the with the vaoSs rail-
companies for The
Baltimore Of
btioN
exception this rule being IN favor Of spccu
partmen c the fine arts owned parties NOT holding them
merchandise on sale.
nbodyns The regulations auanss ment blank
applications for Space with al
time applying Tie Of the lnssue John O..
selby, esq.
vansant, Thos Swami, w. Ahshsms, Thomas
J. C,nre George H. Rodgers, c. H. Bsny, W. r. Smith, r. >.
I4ovegove, Thomas Tvimbie.
Eupcsnteudsnt-John r. Merediih.
0ep 4-eod6t INTEL and Star.
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The Mount Vernon cotton factory at Alexandria is Of
ered for sale. The factory is aid to be doing good bust
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BY J. c. McaUIRE, Auotloneer.

TRUsTEEs' SALE or STEAMER UNION.-on Thursday, Sep
lener 9Oh 1885, II O'Clock, by virtue Of deed oil
me 18th day Of June o and recorded in liner J A.
o. oos Of the land records Washing
the District Of Coiumbu tho undegncd will ael At
wharf, 0f Seventh
called Un0n,n running
between this city and Alexandria.
Washington city In the 1852
G2 length breadth Of benm y feel icss depth Of hold
AL .4095
afemen Her engine first class
power engine, Smith Perkins, Alexandria, Virgin
end foremost and convenient for lond
ing and unloading freight
half the residue In sx MONTHS for sniec
oriy- endorsed note, bearing niercst.
CHARLES q. MILLS, }r...
CHKisTOPHER INCLE }'''''oo''
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sep 5-dtd Auctoneer.
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Sep a--eo8iI

HAVING purchased Merfnoss carly have fsIl
ii supply Of all colos low pces Purchasers
supply aayy assured the prices be
higher in very fsw weeks.
70 pieces joscy OF hannels, all colors.
Our stock goods for family consumption thoroughly
prcs only, which requisite only
cas, such their bills without aing
repeatedly called
Good articles, low prces and fair dealing Be relied in ell
PERRY BROrbER,
I" Central Htoses" b. Hiding,
Q--9teof Market
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Mr.. Hunt of Louisiana, the only member from the
four States yet TO elect who voted against the Nebraska
bill, and he is more likely TO fail of reelection than to
have any company from those States in the present Con-
gress in favor OF repeating said law, much of
nuls the Missouri Compromise. If, then, reckon %
Nebraska men from these States the account will stand
thus
Nebraska men reelected. 40
New members known understood to be in favor of
the Nebraska law 40
DO. do. yet to be elected. %
Tota...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lO2
majority in the House of Representatives is.. lls
.5al q
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Unitarian Churc h subject dfscouFse
row morning prevalent theories di
collection will be taken for The relief OF
tho Norfolk and Portsmouth fufTtrers.
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TTIE sufscribers r.spcctfnlIy notify their custom
they and will open
at their sora s Monday,
Instant large and Of fill goods which
invite attention. They nanc--
yon oaltde sole, taetas, and imperial brand
black silks
Very rich and elegant bocade, plain and honnced
4,
Striped plaid ponlt de soies and Moe antiques in
variety entirely styles
French nerinos vncncias and monelainos de anc
ShnwIs and scarfs Of every description
freuch embroidery of oil
Hosiery, gloves, &C.
the time large and elegant
sortment Of
Wilton velvet, tspesy, Brussels, thee-py and ngrnn
pciiugs
Mosaic, chenee, and ,nled rugs floor drusgetp, mau
Encrh American floor olciohs
81 shsetinss cotton do.
Pillow dnmask liable cloths
Napkins md dnyes
Tonsher every other article nppeaning their
Of prepared the
app9 HOOE, BRO,, co.
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OPTICAL.

TsxAspxv DspAsrsxsr, August s,iSs.
Notice hereby sysa OF Of auIhcAed
by The act of ls4 deaabs and aner the iaf November
i that the whole oftha STOCK WIN DC purchased by
This d. ssment the 30th Nossahe asxi,
10" which per cen" will be paid In addition TO The sums
expressed in the certificates.
And The ho'de Of Of the United
sa,ss hAt purchases Of ,hs smoun o ssoco VIA
also he made daring the ssine period At the following r-s
For The loan of is+3 per Cor stock
ohe loans Of ist7 aud is4 psum s 10 cents and foe
1884, commonly called TerasassD-
atty stock, premium Of six per
Interest WIN also be allowed stipulated In Tho cerh
the JuIy lhe day here with
day addition Tseasusr party.
Certificates ps-eni
lice duly assigned United The party
lied TO receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks viii he made by drafts upon The as
ant Boston, York, Phiadph. the parties
entitled 10 receive the money may Arect
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug4-dnNovso lInel. s,ar.l
Made In Western virxsnia, where Wool . cheap
~ and good and the manufacturers do no hesitate 10 put In 'nsr
We a received large supply Of v' superior and hshs
Also, whs .wsd aanne excellent article for
They from factory Virginia. and
10 ss sns% the 's.i w 's s sss
S. r w @ S ,s Of ,srS q Ss usually
70 halrs g,ay and dsae ial,sd Cloths superior quality
bales ducks pads o.naburg snaburs cscoes and heavy
Dealing largely in ali goods OF reliable qualities
lance for vsns safely that we offer purchasers
Inducements,
One proverbially low prics only.
Good articles prices, and fair dealing be relied in all
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
- Central Horss,' west building,
Sep iI-l0tdG Opposite Centre Market.
THE LAHGE sIzEs.-Ws nnd, in looking through sOek.
i that have
large qu,s, white, which adapted
for hotels boarding houses, and will be sold cheap.
U 6ne and Blankets proper for single
beds, al low prices.
With low priced Napkins towels shes,ngs Of all knds
New supplies daily
Ono pr0verbiAily low price only.
Good Articles, prices dealing may
PERRY q BROTHER,
central Htorss,o building,
Sep ll-6tdf Opposite Centre Market.
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0SNABURG Calicoes for 6cwvants.-Now in g.
1000 blue and white and Osnabug cal
icoeso
originated article
They have thoroughly toeted and,
In opRion article of fabric for
Constantly supply all kinds Of dry goods, OF
liable qualities, adapted for servants' clothing.
One prov~rhiaIiy low price only.
Delay closing oil bills present IL expected TO
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
HCennal 6tores,, west building,
Sep 5--d0uf opposite Centre Market
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Georgetown Female Seminary.

Georgetown Female seminary.
REPORT having been ndusrousy circulated the effect
IL that the terms for boarding and tuition in seminay
hundred dollars sesa0n
duty TO give il explicit contradiction.
do know how the originated by what 10
has gained such currency The statement a my published caH
I0gue made with and hardly been
v.rted double the stated
The for the three been 420o session
months. Tho additional uTticlos of
sumption compelled me to rsise my 40S0.
The for pupia and for sudles unchanged
WILLIAM j. CLARKE,
Sept 7-lw Georgetown, ID. G.
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BY JAMES G. McG UIRE, AMctionecr.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF FORTY EIGHT CITY LOTs,-Or
Monday September 24h o'clock al The nnctior
rooms sell without the following irt Of city ots
/.
Square No. sa3 lots 3 and
DO aI6, lots 3, 4, s, 6, z, 9, 9, ard 10
10 ai7, lots !, 2, 80, 10, u, IL, IL, and l6
ID asi, lots 2, 4, 8, and 2
DO 962, lots 3, 4, s, G, J, +, 9, and 10
Do 94o, lots 2, 2, 4, 8, o. md 10
DO 9a7 lots j, 2, 3, 3, TO- H. II, l3, aO 81 "a
tnke inch lille b~ inEds by j. j. Van
derkemp, Phadepia which IL believed he perfectly good
which they learn by examination OF th
inquiry Of Andrew W,Ir, next dn to ,h'
Patriotic Rnnk.
Terms cash In current fund.-.
J. @. MCGUIRE,
scptl5--d Anctioneer
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HYDRAULIC DEMENT, Of superior quaIity.--A larg
- GEO. WATERS,
Sept 7-daw ater street. Georgetown
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N EW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN. J. STEER, mer-
chant tailor received large and beautiful stnck Of
fall and winter goods which he respectfully invites the
icntion of ha customers and tho public.
In addition and varied stock Cloths cassimes and
vesn Of tho his stock Of gentionens furnishing
goods is also selcct and compiets; such ss-
6cnrfs, cravats, stocks. tics, gloves
Ruspendcra, hosiery
slIk cotton, and wooen undsrshirts, drawers, &c.
lie IL prepared make clothing order at abort notice In
style OF unsurpassed elegance, and a fair prices.
Gentlemen solicited call early and select choice styles
No. 4sS Seventh street.
Sept l2-3tAwn
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DOEr OFFICES United gtates.-List
the Uned states, with the of postmastsrs
July princIpa regulations
partmens. Price so cents. To be had only Al
TAYLOR b MAURV'd
Sep IA Bookstore 9th street.
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LII PERSONS WEARING BLACK.--Those who desire
II Kind Of mourning goods will hnd
think the thorough in all fabrics that have
~
obn-ns rnoes arscas, cashmsres, Lyonsss cloths
all qualities A
10 pieces mourning silks, select styles
Mousseines, shalys, gnghams, and calicoes
Shnwls, grapes, gloves, &c.
Embro,deucs rbands, &c.
supply of all that and desirable in
goods constantly hand.
One price only. st
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing may be relied ali
Purchasers themselves advai
PERRY b BROTHER,
Central Htores,n west building,
Sep Q-eo6uf Opposite Centre Market.
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JAooBs IsFHRSAI nAeinSEs--Intelligence has been
ecifed at Berlin that Prassan merchant schooner be-
longing to Srasnd bad been lost in the Gulf Of Finland
nom coming in contact with one of Dr. Jacobs internal
machines The schooner laden with supplies for the
English fleet and blew up By the explosion Of the
submarine inventions aoat by the Russians in those
waers
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New Goods :!
FOR FALL AND WINTEI

FOR FALL AND WINTER.
THO. IRWIN, thankful for past favors, would
, respectfully say to the citizens of CInrls burg
and vicinity, that he is receiving from
Phila dclphia and Baltimore. n large and beau
tiul stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
suchll arc usually kept in n store.
Among his stock may be found new style
Cassimcrs, Cloths, Twccds. Gassinctts, Kentucky
Jeans &c "A beautiful lot Of Ladies dress Goods;
such French and English Paramatta Mcrino
Plain and Fancy DcLains, Persian Twills,
Cohurgs, DC.
GLOVES AND HosEEY.- Gcntlcmcn's Heavy
and English Buck, Kid. Silk and Berlin Gloves,
Ladies' Kid, Beaver, Cashmere and LiS'e Gloves.
Gloves and Fancy Hosiery for chill drcn.
Hard ware, Queensware, Groceries.
Such rs Fish. Salt, Coffee, Sugar, Molasscs
Sc, together with a large lot of Brown and
Bcached MuslinS. Calicus, DC. at all prices
Blankets, Table Linen, &c. Mems aud Boys
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies Kid lasting and Morocco Shoes, Misses
and Chidrcn'S Shoes and lasting CATERS; but
what would most especially cnll attention to is
largo and beautiful lot of Shawls. French
work collars and mourning Goods of almost eve
ry description. Scpl9 If
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DIED.

IN this place. on Saturday last. EDMUND o.
DONNELL infant son OF John Ilurscy, Esq, in
'4lc second year of its age.
Suffer little children to come unto me, for of
such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
in this county, on the It'll inst, JOHN j., SON
# Mr.. Geo. MeAtcc, aged 10 months.
Departed this life i'll CIarksburg. VA, August
"Hth, 1900, EARNEST LEE, only child OF George
and Flora Hoffman. aged Is mon tbs days.
By this dispcnsation of an all wise and mcrcirul
rrOvidcnce IL void has boon created in the
breasts of devoted parents, Loving relatives and
friends, that will not SOON OR EARLY, ii EVER,
DO filled by earthly objects. May the Lord who
gave and who has now taken away, give grace
70 those whom he has in love and mercy utflic-
ted to believe that THEIR loss is tho infinite gain
of the LOVED ONE, that he rs in the embrace Of
Him who said ''sUFFER the little children to
como unto mo and forbid them not, for Of SUCH
is tho Kingdom of Heaven" Realizing by faith
his present safo, sincsS and liftlcsS condition
remembering that he cannot return them, but
,heEmuy 60 to him. May they ncquicSco in the
appointment Of Him who docth all things we'll,
May they have grace to sa, from the heart the
will of God DO done" and so 10 live and act in
this world that in Heaven there may be a reun-
'on Of those who have been separated by death
and the grave. G.
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Mechasa meal.
Scoft,s Lido GIalat
Corn and SSoI,, .IvI1TY1I.

VIE Subscribers llnye nt,,ss s5 lS "a
~ HS5S 20 use I'M axe and Y9fS5 S5 X
=, IN t9rty counties in
s an ss;S =; fl tne1r TO fSTTi1
September next, so that an VIZ s SI
sirous of supplying YES sri tifs SssIT
abba Mn viii have an; dpporEuifit ~ of 5R;GSs ~
It is, doubtless, an invention among t6e TnSsS
Eimportant of modern times, for the 5se 81 the
we'll advised farmer and stocksfeeder, and the
universal favor with which It has been received
from the first, more than anything elsa, attests
its utility and superiority.
For portability, simplicity OF construction
and convenience of use, the Little Giant has nc
equal. It weighs from three to i've hundred
pounds; according to size, can be put in opera
tion by the farmer in twenty minutes, without
expense or mechanical aid, then adjusted and
used with convenience by any body,
The LITTLE GIANT has received the FIRST
PREllIUNs at every State Fair from Missouri to
Maryland the past Fall, and that in the most
complimentary manner.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most posi-
tive manner against breakage or arrangement,
and warranted to grind feed from cob corn, and
grits. or fne hominy from shelled corn, with q
degree of ease and convenience for farm purposes
never attained before.
There arc four sizes of tho LITTLE GIANT,
which will be sold at tho following prices, viz
No. 1, is offered at $35, complete, ready for at
taclliEg the team, and warranted to grind eight
at $45, will grind ten, bushels per hour with one
horse. No. 8, at $50, will grind fifteen bushels
per hour. with two horses. No. 4, at $50, will
grind twenty bushels per hour, with two horses,
ss3 All communications addressed to US ut
Weston, Va, will receive prompt attention.
MCGEE B MOORE; or
N. C. COOPER,
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

IN Up Q r T ANT NOMINATION.
W all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
= HIch US SPERMAEORRAGA, SEMINAL WEAR
I -, ,!AroTENcE, GONoRRH "a, GLEEr, SrPH1L1s.
t'' r., ' lG q OF ~ ONASlsN, or SELF-ABUsE &c.
no hOW ARD ASSOCIATION OF PhiIadcI
tela' IN view OF the awful destructi on of human
nc ana health, caused by Sexual diseases and
the receptions which are pructised nnon To ',n-
fortunate victims of such Diseases g.. go
have directed their CONSULTING Sur,SooST ""eN >
charitable act worthy of their name t9 q; Us
dIcai advice gratis, to all persons tbnS 9;o.J
d Male or Female, who apply by letter, with n
description of their condition, (ago. occurn Ti
habits of life, &c, and in cases Of cxtreno o
Terty and suffering, to furnish medicines frod "
The Howard Association is a bcnevo1ant T.
"AtuIo1' established by special endowment e.
me relief OF the sick and distressed, atiicted VIII
VlEnlent and Epidemic Diseases q and its fnnJa
tah DC used LOT no other person. 1t has nov -
su5Pius OF means, which the Directors have vo-
cu TO advertise the above notice It is noodIes.
10 add that the Association commands the hiTL
est Medical skill of the ago, and will f,rn;sL Sbo
most approved modern treatment. Valnabie
aa sa: also given to sick and nervous females
afflicted with Womb Com plant. Ienc"rrboao s,S
Address, (Postpaid,) DR.. GEO R GAI nfI HSS
consulting Surgeon, Howard Associa 49, ~ ~ 3
south Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa w. z
by order ofthe Directors,
e,.o EZRA D. HARTWELL, Pres;5o,4
"Ao' FA1RCHlLD, Secretary. seDss =,
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wnAr NExF9 The Shreveport CORES.

wHAT NExF7 The Shreveport CORES
popdent Of the. Caddo (Louisiana) Ad-
Vocate, writing onsthez2 Gath ultimo. says
"since the speaking in Greenwood, day
before yesterday, one Of the most iinauen>
tial meu5of the order has Withdrawn. -
There will be ore Of them.
1.-THE sporting men are 3onsthe QWi vt1s
for the arrival Of the Rev. DR.. Harmon,
who is expected up here tolhave an affair
of honor with DR.. Estes. ofthe Democrat.
Estes is, believe, cooked and primed.
andaanxious for the frays He is prepared
to prove that Harmon did come in the
night, and go in the night, and that he visi:
ted the Kuow-Nothing wigwams."
A Know~Nothing clergyman opening a
political canvass with pistol in hand =
What lower depths has Know Nothing,
ism in store for political parsons +?
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New Drug Store.

DR. E. D. CARMACK, & Co., Wholesale
lDand Retail Dealers in English. French and
German Drugs, Dye Suffs, Paints, Oils, Gro
ccries Of all kinds, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, MoIasses,
Fish, Tobacco and Segars, Watches and Jewel
ry. The subscribers have spared no pains IN
selecting those articles suited to tho wants and
necessities of the citizens generally. In fact,
every thing to charm the eye aud suit the TASTE.
Not desiring that any should remain sick, but
rather that all would CONS unto us and be zeal
ed. All orders and prescriptions will be care
fully attended to. Physicians orders and pre-
scripIions respectfully solicited except eastern
Bankrupts and Drnnkurds-we give them Ii
double dose gr1tis.
l respectfully tender my professional services,
in its various branches, TO the public.
E. D. CARMACK.
Sel9 ly