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WORTH READING.

w WORTH READING.
w II Is 1t that many su;; or and repina and drag
out miserable existence. united for the ENJOY
m-nts and even ordinary pursuits of life. when re-
lief may he obtained and health and vigOr restored,
by treatment at once cOnverient and safe, as wei
as permanent In Its character!
To those who have suffered long with dser Sc,
utmatlng IN loss OF appetite yigOr, ana distaSte
of soolsl Joys, the undersigned tenders his profess
slona services assuring the sufferers, In candor and
sincerity, pleasant, convenient. and pToper prsscrIp
tIons, q thorough cure ard sound bbGy and mini,
without unple SAINT restrictions or hlnderance from
Ordinary business pursuits.
All diseases OF private nature from whatsoever
cause, either recent chronic structures, lrrItG
bic blaChier, &o.-alsO, ScrOfu Ia Asthma, Rheuma-
tsm, Piles &C., skillfuily and successfully treated
DIR. Harris can he consulted daily, between the
hours of 10 a. IN. and p. III, ard to 10 at his
rooms. over 1921 Main street, ABOVE lth, and oppo
site the American Hotel, No. 81 Sd floor. Entrance
on Main. 4th door above 1lth street.
Ladies of dell cate tItutsns those suffering
from complaints peculiar to their invited to
communicate or send their address.
In order to satisfy of mposed upon communi-
~ that there is intention the part of DR.. H. to
humhUs them, he gs to state that no fees remu
neratinn will be received until entire satisfaction
shall ne gwen.
Patients out of the city. and who cannot make it
CONVENIENT to call, by stating Their case, can have
med cneS ard prescriptions sent to any part OF the
country.
A and strictly nor-mercErai treatment for
old constitutional cases iSyphlls CAL on upon or
address X. Il. HARRIS, NJ. d.,
Consulting Rooms, 81, Sd floor, opposite amer can
Hotel, RlchmDnd, Va.
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UNITED STATES rArENr OFFICE,
~ WasHTNG TaN Ma q fssa

On the petition Of J. V. A. W smple ana q. West
,hsh"us- III" lOru-r of Chicago, llltno.s, aud IN.
Mttsr 81 schsreciady. New York. PRAYING tor the
extension ol patent granted Ia Iho.n on IA. 49, If
,uS' GOA, Tor an improvement in ''nlaCeInce Ia
tfehhits Hh cioHnit,g gram fer seven wears from
TIE ex plra I0n of srId PATENT which tax pso. am
tao 18th day of july, lS5s-
- ordered, ina, The said po;ition he heard M the
fateAt Otce on MondaN, the I2ih oT JUS next
AZ y O'Clock. M: and al persons Bothed - AZ
pear and show cause. Il aHS they have WIN SAID be-
titl''n ought not Ia lee granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required n
hle n the Patent Once th~IT ogestInns specls n, So
I1Th ia writing, NJ least twenty days before tb a.,
oil hearing, all Testimony hlcd Iy either uart. A., -
used al the sad hearing nuet he tbk-n apI .,,it
ted IA accHTdance with the rules Of the Office .hic
Wi he furnished on application.
fhe testimony al the case Will lie crossed GU the 20
OF JAW; dep"sitiohs aud other papers r,,h,-J
nIoIss tesin"n, musi I've filed IA the ufcs oa or b.
f"rc The "rnInR az that day the aIsu,nent. Al ST.,
within hive day thereafter. ' " ''
Ofucfe sI Also, That tins notice he pulIehad IN IN.
Union Washington. ID. c.; and National 4 "A nn
ohhas", 'iInois. once week Tor three puccessN :.
weeks The h!st al SAID puticat nI,s Ia I,- Is-st
sAy asts before the l2Ih ai July new, the
1"' VI "ooiihs' JOSEPH HOLT.
m COMMISSIONED or Patents.
Edltors Of the above papers will please copy,
~ sena Their ollls to the Patent Once with paper
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GENERAL CONFERENCE OF The NJ f.. CHURCH
SnUrH.-The quad rennial address of the Bishops
has been read before this body 10y Bishop An
drew. Ii Is an earnest document, setting forth
the condition and the wants of the church touch
ing upon various topics of discussion In the
communion. The missions among The Indians,
and the slaves of the South, are specially urged
upon the favor of the church, also the Cali
fornia, Chinese, and German missions. The
Bishops advise against the introd uction OF radi-
cal changes in the polity of the church, and tx
pres. Themselves unfavorably Is to the proposed
adoption Of a system Of lay dele. alton.
Bishop kavdnangh presented a communication
from O. Fisher, of the Pacific Conference, re-
~pectng the work on the Pacific coast The wri-
ter represents that the Southern Methodist chu.ch
has a large moral and religious interest In that
country-that the lines between the anti slavery
and conservative parties are a. distinctly drawn
there as amoLg us-that thousands OF northern
people there refuse To attend the preaching of
northern men, and that many northern people
are joining the Southern Church, which il in
creasing constantly. They ask for encourage
msnt from the Church South. The same Is the
case in Oregon, where the people are demands ~
the Gospel without politics.
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand of the people from al parts of the
country for new edition of this Book, bringing
down the statistics to the time, such that
Il cannot longer be GIsregarded. Ii is sufficient
known throughout the country to render a partIcu-
lar descrI ptIon of 1t Unnecessary here suffice
say that II contains the evidence Of IT'S having
both Houses of Congress, of its having been
by the supreme Court rs Il standard edition of the
Constitution of the United States and of ITS hnytug
received the special APPRECIATION Of some of the
wiSest statesmen of the past and present Rge. Ii
has been pronounced by them rs a suitable side
companion for every American citizen, and AZ Il text
book Tor the risln2 generation of the schools.
Editors who vrnerate and su port the Consttu-
tlOn, the sentiments of ashngtou, and the prnoi-
pies It embodies, have heretofore gwen It their
generous and va liable support.
booksellers and others who may desire to obtain
1t for tine supply of those who may desire to possess
the new edition will please address
WILLIAM HICKEY, JR.,
matt WashInyt tom (,Ity m 4,
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III The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald says, under date Of yesterday ::
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has
signed contract with the TeIuantepec Com
Pany to take mails and passengers on the Pacific
10 san Francisco, and the Department has ex-
tended the Pacific Company. contract for one
year in consequence, the service 20 commence In
October. Peter A HargOus is TO furnish the
money TO complete the Tshuantepec road The
compensation for the mails from New Orleans TO
the Pacific Ocean is To be two hundred and
eighty thousand dollars a year for semi monthly
service, and the plan Of the government is 10
make Trhuantepec the mail route TO California
and to discontinue the Panama route. This
places the interests of the Sloo Company on a
microscopic point Of view, and il is understood
they have protested. which will not, Of course,
amount to anything -
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EVENING STAR.
IGOR THE STAR.
NJ A Y

MAY.
BIZ LIEUT.. WIN. GIBSON, e >. v.
All! well-a day
Nv song IL sad-It should be gay.
toes by the wlmpl mOoa OF showers.
hut still the lingering rain cloud lowers
CA The young promise of the flowers,
In the sweet May.
All, well a-tay!
This watery Sky of oheeTless gray
l. mIne-tlank tears The HS AIDES,
Dim stars of storm DER barren seas,
Bung me no flowers nor budding trees,
In any May.
Yet. smiling gay,
Shalt thou he qusened another day;
Sweet influence thine. IN dewy heaven
From the nights sIivsIy SIsteT-SeVen,
Balmy shall Ds tiny morn and even,
q lovely May
Time far away
Dad orient travellers grayey saw.
THAT diamonds IN thy charmed dew
Grew and imbibed more IustTUus hue:
40 canst thou wasted hopes renew,
Thou magic May,
Then the !ark's lay
Be mine-the blue BIRDS ON The SPRAY
-, coward heart! to be furlurn
Thou with tue rose and amarapth horn,
Laugh down dlstrust with generous ACORN
Believe IN Nav
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ON Nh NIUUD,
AND ITS PR l. NATURE DECLINE
JHN Published, GranS, The 2Uth ThonvGHd.
A few words on the Rational Treatment. WITHOUT
M-dcise, Of Spermatnrthc4 or Local <.{SySkxo
WeaknessI ,NoeinrpSl Emlssl"ns. <9StfLEI
Genital and NeTvlu Debility, lmpn- Et&~-->a 1Syy
tency, and lmpedlments To Marriage ..A.NeH
generally. by u. DE LANEN, Nj +.
The important fact that the many alarming com
paints. originating IN the lrnprUdence ard solitude
oil youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MKnI-
CINE in this small tract, clearly demon and
the entirely new ard highly successful treatment,
az adopted 10y the author, fu y explained, by means
Of which every Is enabled to cure HIMSELF
perfectly and at the least possible cost. thereby
avoiding all the ADVERTISED lOstrums Of the day.
Sent To any address, gratis and post free, IN n
sealed envelope, by renting post paid tw. post
age s;aIpps 10 DIR. n. De LA NEG,
mp "a tsep2G IA Fast 81 st st., New York CITY.
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.

A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
COLLYER will run regularly (eav- 49,
ing the Seventh street wharf, at the EASts<FS
following hours: 0nanenexzGh
LEAVE ALEXANDRA AT
George Pags-ik,8 8, 10 q m; l21s. 5, and 5 p. m.
Thomas Collyer-7, 9. IL n. IN. z and D. m.
LEAVE WAsHISGT TON AT
george PaEs-Ss, 9, II a. M; ~. =, and 6p: IN.
Thomas COllysr-8, 10 a. IN; 1875, 81, and 81 o. m.
Fare Is Cents.
Whaey's Omnibuses connecting with the Page
and Coly er leave the Capitol and corner of 18th ST.
and Pa avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
andrla. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COLiYER will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washlngtu at
9h ana Alexandria at 10 O'Clock.
mis- SAINT. BAKER, Can't.
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No. y. Back walrut nj cherry. No. ~. iron No.
70 - rs, ss n "fs s. 90 y,%e a., tar.
Hose. No. y. Pitch, tar, and Tosn. No. s.. Ia
low. soap. AID oI.
CHARLEsrowN. MASSACHUSETTS,
Class No. {. " hIte-..ak logs. No :. " hiie-,,ak
PROM .cu"us uuEbrT. No. ~. whIts Piue. No. n.
ber and White wood No -. Stzyrs. NJ. 10. !, sck
sPruce. No. 81 Iron No, y. spikes aud uni.s. No.
hardware No. =. Pants, OILS. Ise. No. h. Tiax
CANA No. -. Cotton canvas. No. -. l. lax Hnd
No. y Hose. No. 81. BruSlcs. No. * EuniIns
and az. goods. Ne; s7 ,'Iten, tSr, rnsln. No. -.
Stationery. No. 81. FIRE w0nd.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
.cn"ms i,nhnr y" N, ~ me IA
!nss. Nc. 20. Nhiie pIne N".lI. Asn, cyPrrss,
e. G no Sk is a 6Gu. No. WSs ., s
%. bars, AID butts: No. 40. White Oak stav"s and
y ,r%'rS ~ o. I TO- Biasa se 90 No: = Ign "a
;, I.e d, ZIuc, tan. No. -. Pig Iron No -. Hard
w Sns ral5s a % Az No II Flax can
ton twlne No 81. q hss. No. X. Leather. No. -
goo,ls. No, 81. PIleh, tar, rosIn. No. ~ Tallow.
soap. ol No: 81. shlP cE2ndery. No. a.. Station
cry. No -. Fire-wood.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA.
Class No T. Mhlte osk logs. No. White oak
plank; No. 5. White oSk promIscuous tmber. NO.
beams No. 10. " ate .ine. No. H. Ash. c, pres,
ghIte-osk boards; No. >. kscE valiant. ,hefg.
DRY lars. No. l6. Black spruce. NJ. IG. I.rglum-
VIE No .. Iron. No =. Spikes aud taI.s. No.
y. Lead zinc, and tao. No -. Hardware. no. "a.
Paints. rs, X (. No -. Fax canvas. N. - cot
ton canvas. No ~. lax and cotton twI.e. No. 81.
tila.s. No. -. Leather. No. 81 liu.e. No. -.
Brushes No. 81 Bunting sad dry goods. no -.
Pitch. tar. rosln. No b. faluw, soap, o.. No ~.
Ship ohand.sTy. No a.. Stationery.
wASHIN6TON, DISTRICT OF COl.TMRIA
Class y" 10. Whi'e pine. No. n. Ash. &, 2Erss,
white oak huards. M. q. Back spruce. No -
Iron No. -. Np kes and Las. No - { cad, zInc.
- Pants aud oils, No. . Cotton cauya NJ g.
Flax and cotton twIne No 81. Glass No 81
Leather. Nc. -. Pitch. tar, :osIn. No 50 Ta ioW
soap, OIL. No. 81. Shr ChSndlery. M. q Tauk and
galley Iron No. a. Cham IRON. No. - la, a.; COZ
per. No. a. Miscellaneous.
GOSPDRT. VIRGINIA.
Class N. !. " hIte-uak lags. No O. A Glow riua
plank stock losg. No. 30 White pine. No a. An
and cypress. No. y. Rls * walnut ch, rrs ma,
togaLy butts. No L. White ash oars bIcl of, !l.rs
No. Ii. Black-SpTuce. 10. u. liguuuN ...r NJ.
Il. Iron. No. Il. Spikes aud nails. No - I cad
nc. and iin. no. - Pig irca No. -. Hardware
M. -. Paints, oI;s, 4 C. No. % Flax canVEs n
- Cotton cauyas. No. 81. Flax aI.d colt N fv-I-e
No: 81. GiasS. No. 80 Leath'r. M. IS Hose NJ,
81. Brushes. No 50 Bunting aud Il \ goods No.
81. Pitch, tar, T1sIn No. 81. TAI ow soap, ami on
No. 81. Ship haudlery. No. 81. StaiinnaiN
WARRINGTON, FLORIDA
Class No 1. W nIts oak logs M. s. White o.k
p.onlscuous timber. No. {. White OAK seeI p,eoes
s ard rudser stocks. No. 10: White -pIne. 30. a.
Hlsck- wSih and cher }. No. Is. Locust. No H.
White ash oars, hickory bars and bu'ts No L.
I.ieLumyI:P. No. 81. Iron No ~ Q ead mo 90,
ma ls-,aW,w
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EnriR OF GKnrnnfee.

of -, and -, Of ia the State OF -,
hereby guaranty that IN case the foregoing bad Of
-- for of the classes Therein named he
accepted. he they will, within days after the
receipt of the contract NJ the post Cf a,
navy agent ed, execute the Contract or he
.aIe with good and efficient suretIes and IN Ease
sad - shall fail TO enter into tract If pre
said, we guaranty 10 make good the differences be-
tween tn offer Of the SAID - - and that which
may be accepted.
Signatures OF two guaraniors. G ".
Date. EFF,
" illness.
known Ia ms as men 81 property, aud able To make
good ;heT guarantee.
Date. Signature G III.
To be signed 10y the United States district Judge,
United states district attorney, collector, or navy
agent.
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN n THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events. Ladies and Gentlemen lose one Of their
greatest natural attrrctIUnsa line head of hair--it
hecoTueS matter al serious Importance. and the
question Ia what shall We do Ia stop the hair from
falling oil, and restore It's vI.OT and beauty In
rly iu thus query, we beg 10 say. try DE-. HARRIS
BAtR Pr OMttrER tNb IMPROVEk. A few
remove daudruH, keep The scalp clean und While,
aud Impart freshness and Vlgor Ia the hair; aud
although you nay nave been bald twc ny years. the
continued use al II I'VE IuuGtr al insure you u
luKurian head of hair. Call and gst hottla. aud If
not satisfied, alter The B6 cond application, return
aiid get the price paid.
ASK for DT. Harris Hair Promoter and mprover.
Sold M RICHMOND 10y W. rETEkS ~, Drug
md ia Washington city by T.. ID. GILMAN. Drug
glst. Browns Hotel Bailding. Pa. avenue, aud D.
Ii. CLARK, Druggist, corner AZ street and Pa
avenue. Rpl "
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DONALD KENNEDY.
Ne. 30 Waves Strss:. Eozosry, Masssskssssts,

Gilman, K!dws & Lawrence, J. 3. Gardner Barry
< Co, d. Walsh Co; F. $. Wslsh, J. 7. Stone,
Boswell, Daniel q. Clark. ]. p. Miiburn, Dunbar
Dyson, Ford & Bro. Agents for GeOrgetown.-R.
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Eorn Of OFF,.

L., OF -, IN tbs state OF -. hereby
agr-e to furnish and deliver. an the poet
yards, AL the articles named in the classes heTeunto
ed, agreeably TO the proviS Of the sched
ules the refbr, and conformity with the advertise
ment of the bureau Of Construction, 80. &c the
18th oi Nav, 1859 Should my cfier be acc pied,
request Ia he addressed AT -, aud the contract
sSnt la the navy agent Ia Far
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alan ,nstrucliops ard requ remnants to be embTsoed
in the eontrScis, see tine advertisements OF Deoen
Der 81 1881, 10 pamphlet On; tn ~ ,hs
post ofiices. AAkoN V. bhONN-,
ma le-lawtw fO6tniascr oeheiet.
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g IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, by tho Paris
OptlcIan, ID. WOOLFSON, who ~0@
has arrived from Europe with his ~ "
own, well as the manufacture of good mapy
others OF the latest improved SPECTACLES and
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PERISCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX Ths
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
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SHORT-SIGHTE
Persons who are compelled to use slasses, or those
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DOUBLE-POLISHEDV VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at thu
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their prodncnx A
oearness and easiness of vision heretofore nOwn
in any other improvements.
Also, all styles Of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, COmpasses, and Microsoopes
for sale at store, corner Of Eighth street and
Pennsy wanna avenue, or Eighth street No @9I be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
IL Do not mistake the corner Of 8th street
Prices very reasonable, tho Same o. at his sstat,-
lishment IN Enrope. n9-tf
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England, and secured by The Seals of the Eoole De
Pharmscie de Psrlsand the imperial College off cd
lclne. Vienna. Tnesemar No. / IL remedy for Re-
taxation, SpernatorThCPa, and Exhaustion of the
System TrleseInar No. efectualiy, Ia ths short
space of three days, completely and entirely eradi
Gates all traces OF those disorders which copavia and
cuJebs have long been thought an antdote for, to
the of the health of vast portion of the popu
latIOn. Trlesemar No. is the great COntiner tai
remedy for that GLASS of disorders which, unfortu-
natey, the Engl sh ply slcian treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction oi the patients consti
tuition, and which all the sarsaparlila the world
cannot remove. JTlesemar Nos. -, and are aIke
devoid Of taste smeli. and of all nauscnting quail
ties. They may lie On the toilet table wIthOut their
use being sus peoted. Sold IN tin Gases and divided
In separate doses as administered by Neipesu, lal
lemsn, RoUx, RIcOrd, &C., DC. Price S3 each,
or four cases IN one fer &c. which caves SIS; and IL
81 clses.
Sold by DIR. II. A: HARROW, No. Isl Prince st.,a
few blocks west of Broadway, New York. imae
diatey receIP of The amount DIR. X. wilt lUT ward
the 50 cases OF TTIesenhr and the large sizes,
rage pad, thus insurng genuine European prepare
tons. The IS cases also sent, but rot free OF
rage. Consultations hs usual, from ii n. IN. TIL 9
p IN. and from till D. H., at No. l57 Prince ST..
lew blocks west Of Broadway. Sold also by J.
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