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" DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OyH1cn no. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AvHNvI, USlSfG
TAfss dooyS from 1914 Styist. 313G

DE-. BAlLY begs leave to inform the public that he
can be seen at all hours, at his Office above
He feels assured that an experience of fifteen ears
variety Of difficult cases that he has treated success
soientio or othsrvlss satns to the e ei&'0 HI:
OWE experience oo9hrlnns the opinion of many men
eminent IN the profession, and especially Drs Harris
and and E. PaImly has led him, long since, to dis
sHd Gn H
Tsnts io5 ne construction OF Sonta9ons Gum
is the only reliable substance that can be worn in the
mouth, as was most conousively shown by the last
Although he astters himself from hi. long resi-
11d RaSSs IN a S
leave to refer them to the following
From the late Rector Of the Church Of E,yAany
DIR. STEPHEN BA1LY: Dear Sir-I desire to express
my esteem for you personally, and my confidence 9
Tor me have been highly satisiaetoIy hope that ySa
af FL: 20 friends and the
Washington. A,r. n. lsss. J.WW.fFiREKcn.
From ono of the oldest firm. In Baltimore. Msssrs.
Having employ ID Di stspSen BsiI;, Surgeon Den
St sps to Of v for me he q. i'm
my entire satisfaction and IN view Of the fact that
one of the most distinguished members of the Dental
Ssrof% the Work is % snes m:
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
fs s nxRM it Bos.s
KXtract from note roceiye cd from the late Hon. shl
ri. Clayton.
y. >, SENATE, Aug. 10, 1875.
The teeth 70. made for me work admirably moth.
Ing could be better. Very gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON,
70 those that seek relief from the maadies of the
teeth, can ohecrfslly recommend Or. 3. Bay as
superior Dentist; he made a set OF porcelain teeth
for one OF my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for thar
q Va Conf s. II s. ;iydj s6S
We, the undersigned. having had occasion to avail
ourselves of the professional skill of DIR. s. Baily,
Surgeon Dentist of this city, or having been coEni
ant OF his operations on our smil 50 OF friends take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration of his artistic
SKILL rs well as of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and diticn
operations IN Dental Surgery, and we pectfully
commend HIM to the confidence and patronage OF tbs
public, Of which we consider him eminenty worthy.
THOMAS o. WALTER, Architect u. :. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLEg, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. G,
B. 8. BOHRKR, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
N. 8. LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. G.
Jos. H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. C..
9IoRsB WALTON, Eek Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LsHox, Ex Mayor of Washington
HENRY BALDWIN, u. :. Patent Ofhce,
&C. WIsAT, Principal Rite nhouse Academy,
fsb30 II
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xiscollsueopA
CoATs, PANTS, AND Vests, - . :
- CENT? jTEtIiRsG!sits q gIlhssIgE kkRcLEs.
Nov Opening at
No. go Pa. avenue, Under Browns Hotel.
uaR La. srEpHsNs.

,sb.pNlIRIR9yE YOUR EYES. =.
6sa nMhSX Hh5SS "a ssSlst thsm. By the fAEts
hss arrived nom EaTops with lie ~
Shsr. he s.. shs geS
BIZ .senS Which arS tAs.~ ~.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc.
which are warranted to improve any EYE affected
With Weakness, cataract tending to IL Also
SHORT-SIG HTEDNESS.
Persons tho compel cd to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
wonderful -. =. :. =
DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have reosiyed the bishest reoommsndations at the
cearness and easiness of heretofore unknown
in any other improvements.
Also. all styles of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
for sale at store, cotner Of Eighth street and
Pennsy wanna avenue, Eighth street No. 4Sl, be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
III Do NOT mistake ths corner Of eth street.
Prices very reasonable, the same az at his estab-
usniHent III Europe. n3-tf
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CA r X "A 6 ES.
HE Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory. making it now one of the argestn RR1
in the District, whore his facilities
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the bust
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
All kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
loft corner of I4tb and r. attn
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ORANsEAND ALExANDRIA RAILKOAD
TALLY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
~ AND I.EESBCRG. Va
va CHESAPEAKE ana ONaO CdNdt'
THRoUeuIN EIGHT Hours.

. VA ChsS0pedks and ONO Canal.
THRoueuIS EIGHT Hours.
The splendid Pscket Boats ARGO and NJ Z.
MEIGS, having undergone thorouy hsSs 4
repair will commence making TeGu ~ s.S.5$
trirs tn the above points on Monday
March I'D, l65a.
The Boats will leave the Wharf Of w. III. & III.
g. Ritter, Georgetown, ID. c., every morning At
o'clock, Sundays excepted IN the following order:
The NJ. 9. MaIss on Mondays, the AFRO on Tues
day 9, and returning every alternate day.
LeavIng GeorE etown NJ q clock % the morning,
the Boats will arrive st the Great Pals. OF Wash
ington Aqueduct, At 10 a. m; Seneca Y m; Edwards
Ferry p. m. where a stage will be IN readiness To
convey passengers to Leesburg, vs.. Returning,
leave Edwards Ferry every day at o'cock o. m.
and arriving at Georgetown At sunset.
Through Tickets Sl.75.
Intern ediate poIGts IS follows: Great Falls or
Washington Aqueduct 80 cents: Seneca IS cents.
Edwsrds' FerrJ Sl.l2; LeesburG, Va, including
Meals served on the Boats. Breakfast S71 cts.;
Dinner 81 cts.
Persons wishing to visit the Great Falls of the
Potomac. with It's picturesque scenery. and exam
Ine the Washington AqueOuct, IT'S tunnels. and the
grandeur OF It's operative Importance, guaranteed To-
the citizens Of the District by the fostering care OF
Cong will have ample time TO do SD and return
the same dav.
A Coach will always Re IN waiting IN Georgetown
to convey passengers to and from the Boats
Excursion Parties to tie Great Falls. halt prlce.
For further information inquire at the store OF
w. n. d II. g. Ritter, Canal Wharf, west Of Mar
ket. m9 If
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING; DAYS
RRISHILEY,s DIGEST OF THE LAWS

RHlGHTLEY'S DIGEST OF THE LAWS
- OE The UNITED STATES from ITO tn
go ne text given IN the words of the Statute-
bOqk me matter arranged both alphabetically and
5nayucdlly giving ALSO the decisions of ali the
courts, both state and r ederal. IN which the con
sIuctlon or the statute Law Of the United STATE.
hfs been the subject adj udicatou as well an tboss
OF the Executive Departments. " sc
"A most convenient book OF refsrenoe FIR n,,...
siona men and others"-JKdss McLsan
Cannot faI! to be of great utility TO thu Rencb
and Bar"-JkdEe Curtis. INV Do"9n
OF great utility and conv euience TO many c,a..ss
outside Oh me legal pTOfessiOn."-GOp. HinsIerr
AImOst indispensable to the Lawyer and h,nnI
HseIui 10 TEE statesman and man Of business '
IChanesIIor Foster
indispensable tOall whose bur nes. II IN IN ,n.ka
oi administer the laws.'-Judse Okdss Hofw1n
Greatly facilitates the labor otherwise reouirsd
." 'He examination Of the United States Laws"
,,,, Nudge Barbour.
VII greatly fhoiIitate tho labor of the profes
VIZ, sha OF AL who have OCCASION to ascertain
tbs Fas dT Is In reference to the enactrnents Of
eoerSl isgsiatuTs."-Jxdge Sanford.
of AN ave the Beuch and Bar an immense Amount
Oh iaDor--JHdse Marvin. s''''"A'
ement OF Mr.. BrIghey is NOT opIy far
h.Hs .noS .oI poslneAs men, ali of whom ON gbt no
10 sJSn S0,k but 10 more couvenIont svsn for
siRo,ession' Judge BLAIR, Solicitor Conrf n
P'sse IA one volume Of Ges large and closely
ps .n'ea pssss IN ial Law binding. Pros ss. or by
az 20 FRASCK TAYInP
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NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
IN STORE

The subscriber begs leave to say that ha has
opened New store. corner OF 18th and b streets
Liquors, CIGARS, and fine GROCERiES,
hne teas' susM, Coffee, Flour, Soap. Olives, Rails.
approved brands and qualities. ~
Famiss and members Of Congress are particular
chas ing elsewhere. ,---' o pN
general assortment Of kns Havana Cigars, i'm
retail. ~
Caral Boats supplied on reasonable terms. and
produce taken in exchange. ~
levy's Old Whisky of 1870 constantly on hand
Country orders punotualy attended to- and Cam.
try Produce OF al received consign-
menf. JONAS p. LEVY
m Nv a.. ..- So 18th street north.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent EXTENSION and Improvement of It's lead
tTe revision Of the running othis road
oy which highly important ADVANTAGES 20 the trhv-
6R d hnS ' TRAINS s be Tas
HGe s. MiMStGIbSs
SUNDAY stops a. way stations and arrives at Cum
sscond-The Nj ALL TRAIN starts Csunday e1-
cepted) at 81 A. NJ and arrives al w heeilng At -
trains for CoiumGus CIncinnsti. Indianapolis, LOn-
sy , ChIc s -; Iogs e. and at ssms sce
Cleveland Road, and also at Parksrsburr with Ma
rletta HoaG -
ExPREss TRkiN leaves da Sn0 at 5os ?. NJ, Con-
neotlng az BenwoOd at A. NJ. with express trains
Cars OF ColunJps.l and reaching there IN but Is
hours from Baltimore and Is hours from Washing
at Grafton With cars b, Parkersburs and Marietta
rosds for ChIllcOthe. Cincinn-I etc. These trslns
Louis, and at Cincinnati with the Great Ohio snd
Mississippi EJrress for Louisville Cairo and st.
Baltimore y, tins trsin the tam, 20 al tae central
and southern places IN the West much lefs while
the shortest Of other routes From the West these
oonneohons are equally close snd satisfactory, ar
IL Baggage checked through 10 all points.
cIHRoDGH TISkErS sod at lowest rates st
Pnssspse aS f9o nno satmnrn ~ ~
vis,s ID. sn!trs road By daylight, 10y tskug morn
ing tralEs, anu Ulng over al Cumberland or OAK
land, and sCIrlag rcXt morning by Wheeling 40
oonmodaton train, leaving Cumberland At and
Oakland at lo-Sn.
FUR WAY PASSENGERS.
The CumheT snd Accommodation Tram st , A, M,
Wheeling Accommodation at all Stations beyond
Cumberland solng West. Esstwardly. the Mail
Train leaves w heeilng at $50 A. M. and Acoommo-
dation leaves Cumberland at 9, reaching baltimore
It 5 80 Z. NJ.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and ParkerSbure, way
passengers WILL take the Express vestwardly and
the Mail esstwardiy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. NJ.
etoPpinG at way stations. Leaves frederick az els
A: a., arriving % Baltimore u EoOn.
The ELl.lCOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves at SSy
A. NJ, ard SIS p. NJ. Leaves ElIoott's Mills as
A. Nj. and y. NJ, except Sunday.
For tickets, information, fare, &C., apply TO J. r.
ENGLAND, Agent, ~ the Ticket ofice, Camden
station. WIN. =. WOODSIDE,
~ lsn Master Of TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore.
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE
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PHILOSOPHY.
'Laura's eyes.

Suoh was the rigid Zeno's plan
10 form his phllOsOphio man;
suoh were the modes he taught mankind
To weed the garden Of the mlnd;
they tore away soma weeds, 'tis true,
But all the flowers were ravlsh'd too.
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THOUGHTS.

Thoughts what are they.
They are my constant friends:
who hen harsh fate its dull brow bends,
UnclOud IRE with n smiling ray,
And IN the depth of midnight force a Gay.
FyatDtdH
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MANUFACTURED By
DONALD KENNEDY.
No, 10 WsYysR Street, Ro1bwYY, Mass0ehNssfs

Agents for Washngton.-Chas. Stott e. Co., Y.
Gilman, kldwell Lawrence, J. B. Gardner, Bury
4 Co, =, Walsh Coz F. s. Walsh, J. Z. Stone,
Boswell, Daniel Il. Clark, J. p. Milburn, Dunbar
Dyson, T ord Bro. Agents for GeorEetown.-R.
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yrsysIsrs' Difsctsry.

A LExAnpRiA AND wAsHiNeToN'
The STEAMERS g EoR6E PACK snd THOMAS
S GO 4. ss1ss ss . sss ss sss go
Law ;AtrI.xRssI. At r.
Hsplas C silpsr-f. D. II O. m; ssnd .. m.
LkAyS MA.HIseJos At
Taesaai CeilysrHs. 10 .. m; lax, So, and So ,. m.
Fare IS Cents.
WhAley's Omnibuses connecting with the Page
And Colysr leave the Caeito and corner ofl9th %.
and Pa avenue the sane lfps the eoets lesye Alsx-
andrla. RICHARD WALLACE, Prsa.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COLt.YEE will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. from Washington st
81 ana AlexandTIs at 10 O'Clock.
mis- SAINT. BAKER, Cart.
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C4E0 s.os.Sf 5siaa bSiSsSss,sE4Hssrrv

DIR, T. o. HILLS respectfully informs The pubic
that he u nov ptslsEsd TO insert IartsL and r~S
on this improved plan. The great sdvsn,
tsee ths prccsss BE-. ever 81 Others il its perfect
perfect at. The metal y entirely frse nom eli me-
tals taste and none Of the sserstons Of the mouth
nost prominent citizens Of Baltimore, oonhrmins
i.s great superio,isy, can b sse1, All those per;
sons wno are sunsnos Xifn ~ adapted plates will
In explaining and ex hbitIng TO- them specimens Of
the work. All inquiries should BE- made At my Of.
hoe as am the oniy authorized agent for this pro
CESS. 1870. ... .... .. - e F 4 = =
Once, No. $50 Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, next house above 6autier's.
an Is SIN ~ - -.----- - - , - =
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Inc WONDER OF WASHINGTON /.
GIBBS VEGETABLE BAISAM
ReIi9rminS almost miracles in covering M HsI8
aeaos and curing all Scalp diseases, M no
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THE SOULS PERIL.

The author compare s himself to ship in storm.
without hops of reaching the port.
NV bark pursues, to Teoklessness a prev
Through stormy seas, IN wlntry mldulg hit vay
'rvlxt Scy la and Chary bds at the helm
The Master stands, whose anger must condemn
quick and guilty Thought At each loose oar
Seems 10 DEFY the wreck and tempest's roar
The satisfy humid winds unceaslng horn
OF signs. and W Id desires aud hopes-are torn.
raln OF tears, a mist of proud a sdain,
Batne and relieve the hard strained shrouds again,
" hich are by ignorant error Ili secured,
Ny Two accustomed guiding stars obscured;
i heason anu art lie dead amid the waves,
III nope uespaITs to reaC b the port that saves.
lTTdHsidied from PsfrdrGh.
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WAsHINoIoN pHHI'0" "A1D0"D'
&Ns 8 a
Trans run as follows:
Leave Washington at q. m. y.
Do, do. atea-m m.
Do. do. atSpm.
Do. do. at4-A p m.
Do. dO. at SIS o. IN.
The Trains AZ and q. Bl and 40 p. m. oonnecS
directly at BstImpre for the East and at Relay Tor
the West. Those at q. ard IS p. IN Tor nap
oils, and st p IN. Tor FTsder,ok and Norfolk. TIE
a. IN. and s.2p p. trans are Express, and stop
only 81 Annapolis and Washington Iunotlons. The
Eastern tTsIn Of Saturday al % p. M goes only 10
Philadelphia.
ian 2O-d TIL. a. PARSONS Agent.
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EVENING STAR.
BRILLIAN is,

ON A SERMON AGAINST GL0kfs-lff1,
Come, then, tell NE, sage divine,
IL 40 an offence to own 4stF
That our bosomS Q or moline .
Towards immortal Elory's throne.
Fer with me nor PQmp nor pleasure,
Boprbou's might, Brasansa's treasure,
so can fancy's dream rejoice,
So oonolllate reasoa's choice,
As one approving word Of her impartial voice.
III to spurn at noble praise,
Be the passport to the heaven.
Follow thou those gloomy ways;
No such law TO me was givsn;
Nor, trust, shall deplors me,
FarIng like my friends before me;
Nor holier place desire
Than TImOleon's arms 400 ure,
And Tully's cerule chair, and Millions gode en- lyre
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u MENTALNAIL POLISH. irving q bssutiful
esHe 20 the niger mails, at 6IBBeS Han
ctore, near 18th street. Pa. ave. I0-sm
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nR. X. FINLEY HUNT, --.-...... .-s-.-,
u - DENTIST.
No. SO Pennsylvania avenue. @
Will perform all operations belonging to his OII0
profession at his old established Office as above
"A n &c .
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The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is
one Of The largest and best weekly pers of he day
An Imperial Quarto containing EIsHr PssEse or
FORTY COLUMNS of entertaining orlsnsi matter, and
ss.e Ff sTsif F FIJI CENTS TO
s scH s SnsR; WllI BE fR (; re
RECEIPT OF THE suBsCRIPTiON MONEY.
One COPY Copy for for on; Sne year year. and ga
One copy for three years S Co and gins
INV UAe D0'' iO' A' AND TO CLUBS. IT, and Sl,'''
Three copies one year S5 0e, and SgIfts.
Five copies one year s 90, ard 5 sIfts.
Twenty one copies one year 81 o.. and p ans
The articles TO be distributed are comprised in the
Packages OF Gold, containing 500 90 each
D DO. DO. do. 30 40 each.
~ 40. DO: DO. leo 90 each
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased
~ HGhes 100 90 each
% ooiu w dtches Is 20 each
- 90. 60 ~ each
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- lures you Nhlcnes S. 90 each
-. ~ SiifoT mununt Iaseu Whehes 81 On eaoh
go o. SIy ,I w htohes 80 to Is o. each.
Gold ockefs, Braoelets, Brooches Ear HTocs
BresstPns CuM Pins, Sleeve Buttons, RInss Shirt
studs, Watch Keys. Gold and silver Ihimhis. Ia
ysnst 81 other articles, worth from fly cents to
immediately on receipt of fine subsc,intio, ,,o,.,
tne sa name will be entered upon our sub
toIIption oook opposite number and the gIft coy-
responding with that numb.r will be btsws ~ ~
w,sn,n one weak'to the subscriber, Gg niaiI or s,
HI All communications should he sddressedto
-' ". REChET n CO,
a .a ~ and ~ Mofat Building.
=. 3S Broadway, New Work.
=, Epeclmen coples sent Free or they can be seen
- ~ ~ i' ~ News Depot. Agents wanted.
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tOT Obse-vS my sign over the door.
tia L. w. RAYMOND, Aren't,
The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON


u PANY.
Ono ef the STEAMSHIPS of this Company, carving
the United States Mails for hCAPUEO, -NeIne
CALIFORNIA, snd OREGON, leaves <8R21
Panama twice each month. on the arri -S86
va OF the United States Mail g. =. Company steam,
ers, which leave New Orleans and New YORK rem
larry on Sth ard 2o:h of each month with the msIIs
ROADS. NiiT
These steamships have been inspected And an
and SAFETY. '''"s
The Panama Railroad "a miles long, /. now cor,.
pleted from OCEAN tn ocean, and 10 crossed IN or
hours The baggage of is oh eoked n, New
1ork through To- san Francisco, and passcure are
emDark ed az Panama By stoamer at the comran,'s
expense: The money psid in New York covers al
Reserve steamers kept in port in Pannn, ana
en ranolsco, To prevent detention m cs 50 OF scc
ueh, SO thar the route entirely rsItabls-no fsii
erS having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the sauna do, ,h.
rive At Asplnwall. ~ "' 'ne' NJ
Conductors 20 through by each steamer. and t.is
tors. ' O'Hoi Piosoc-
For through tickets At the lowest rates ami, a,
hc agency. III w est street, New York to
i. w. RAYMOND,-or 10
ARMSTRONG, a. IRIS CO.,
bA-u c. l.. BARTLETT. Roston.
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ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR EISHT WARS, TsR
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA nj lLROAD.

CAuTIoN.-So mary frauds and imposl- >eonS
hons Of various kinds have been lately 4SEN
eerpetrated on travellers bound 20 CALI -@oA
FORNlA, that the subscriber, the only aut horlzed
Agent for passage by the g.. =. Mail Line Wis paus-
ma, IN the city oi New York, feels Il his dut, 10
canton al persons seeking passage to California,
tnat, TO AVOID iMfoSlTloS, they must he crreful 10
Ind the true Office of the Steamships OF the n. =,
Mail Line, yiS Panama Railroad, 8 40 other uffos
IN New ork is authorized TO engage passage
The Companies have only Office IN New Yort,
when is AZ IN w est street, corner of Warren street.
fronting the North River at the hes A Of the Com
p8ny's w hsrf.
III Observe my sign over the door.
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CARLYLE, ILL.,, June %, 1859.
have used Prof y. J. Woods Hair Restorative.
and have admired its wonderful effects. NV hair
was becoming, as l thought prematureiy gray, hut
by the use Of his restorative il has resumed origi
Ia color, and have no doubt. permanently so.
=. BREESE. ex Senator u. 8.
nO;J. WOODY co, PI9Prieters; sl2 Broadway,
mentj aud ia Market st., st. Louis, Mo.
And sold i,y all good Druggists IL ~ 3mr
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SOLOMON MANN

FRIEND WOoD: IL WAS a long time after saw you
at Bhss6ed before got the hottie of Restorative
Tor which yOa gave me an order npon your agent in
Detroit. and when got IL concluded TO try IL on
Mrs. Mann hair the surest test of Its power 1t
has done all nat you 8ssuied lie 1t would do; and
Others of my family and friends, having witnessed
Its effects are now using and commencing it's use
to others as entitled to the hest liberation
claim for it.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-29
A RETIRED LIST FOR OFFICERS OF THE
ARMY ND OLE THE MARINE CORPS


The States says that the bill recently reported by
MIR. Davis, of Mississippi, from the Senate Commit
tee Military Affairs. excites considerable interest
among the officers of the army and marine corps
This bill is in the form of substitute for that intro
duced by Mr. lverson on the Goth of Jan. last, and
is entitled "a bill to promote the efficiency of the
army and OF the marine corps by retiring disabled
or iniirm officers"
The first section provides that if any commissioned
officer of the army shall have become or shall here
after become, incapable of performing the duties oil
his office, he SHALL provided in the second section
OF the act, be placed upon retired list with the
pay proper of the highest rank held by him at the
time of his retirement, whether by staff regimen
tai commission, and with the service rations to
which he may then be entitled, including general
officers who may be retired, and the regular allow
ance for servant. If the officers disability be
proved to result from wounds received in action,
his pay proper is to be that of his highest rank BY
brevet otherwise. The section also provides that
not more than one-seventh per cent. of the whole
number of officers in the army shall be on the re-
tired list at any one time
The second section provides for the appointment
of BOARD, to be composed of not less than five nor
more than nine commissioned officers, to examine
any officer who, on the plea of i1capacty, shall
voluntarily apply to be retired, or, on being order
ed to perform any duty appropriate to his commits
sion, shall report himself unable to comply with
such order; or whatever officer in the opinion of
the President of the United States is ncapacitated
from performing his duties. This board is to be
composed of officers superior in ranks to that of
the officer examined.
If it appears from this examination that the Off
GER disability be traced to vicious habits he
is then to be tried by a court-martial on charges
and specifications duly setting forth the offences
alleged, without limitation as to the date when
committed.
The findings of all such boards must have the ap-
proval of the Executive.
The third section provides that whenever the
President shall deem it advisable to cause an officer
who has been withdrawn from active service and
retired from the line of promotion, to be placed on
any duty not incompatible with his condition, such
officer shall, for the time he may be so employed,
be entitled to all the pay and allowances of the
grade with which he was retired from active SER
vice and promotion.