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STATES MAILS.
Posi- OsFIcx DEPARTMENT, February I, l

Posi- OgFlcE DEPARTMENT, February l, l85e.
P1oy9:.ls fGr copvsy.ns the maui: Of The gnltss
s:s:: sf'& Isl M Ishs ~ 4:
Il Ky g. s!s5fi 81 5a s q
"a II s&j
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s:ssS.Rsa Of :S%:
- MAINE
From July 1, 1883, to June 30, 1861.
10y From S sk9whessn to North Anson. II miles and
Leave sk on an daily except Sunday. a,
Arrive at North Arson byspm
Leave North Arson daily. ex cept Sunday, at
Arrive at Skowhegsn BY m,
go From Roekand, BY Rockville, West Camden.
South Hope, Union, McLan's Mills, North
Sr rtfy, MontSe. South PrseG SnisIll West
Ss9s AeSp E.: Ben
Leave KOckland Monday. wednesday. and
Arrive fsen :. K Ken 3 If Mill. byspm
Leave kendall's Mills Tas.day. Thursday.
and Saturday at am
lSl From North SastIne, By West Brookville,
south t Il, Brookviils. and 'BtoOkyi lie, to ssdE-
Leave North Castine Tuesday, Thursday, and
saturday at Al m
Arrive at Sedgwick BY 8 m
Leave Sedgewiok Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at IN
,sa From hyf f ss fs ..Hs A. to
miles and hack, ouoe q week
Leave Pstten Thursday at am
Arrive at Smyrna by pm
Leave Smy Ina Friday at Q IN
Arrive at Patten by 5 pm.
les From Weston, By Bancroft Mills, Barker
Tract, and Reed Plautation, to South Mo
lUnkus, 81 miles and back, twice a week
Leave w eston Monday and Friday at m
ARRIVE at South Mo unkus by 4pm
Leave South MUlunkus Tuesday and Satur-
dyat6am
Arrive at Weston by 4 m.
l64 From Mars aill, by Letter c and Maple Grove.
to Fort Fairfield, l6 miles and back, three
times a week
Leave Mars Hill Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at a m
Arrive 1T Fort Fairfield by pm
Leave Fort Fairfield Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Mars Hill by pm.
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THE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
L OF YOUTH:

M SpHEpW II 7TGp ~ "a rat'tomD vE
NAL DISEASES.-A scientific Treatise on The
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility.
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, Imp0-
tence. &C., resulting from vicious habits acquired
during the critical passage fom Youth to Man
hood.
BY DR.. CUI.YERwELL,
Member Of the Royal College of Surg cons Of Eng
land, GaN), Llcsnciate of the Hall, 1880. and 81
the Guide to Health Green Book, How to be
HAPPY" Memoirs of Single and Married Life @.
renowned Physics and Surgeon. points out the
only sure and permanent cure for all diseases result
kind written in benevolent spirit and by scentif-
ic man 1t should be in the hands Of all who value
their life and health and happiness here and hereaf
ter.
Price 70 cents, stamps. at the receipt of which
1t wi be sent, post free, and we'll secured by DR.
GH KLINE, No. 40 LIST Avenue, B, 1896, New
HOrk. an
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NORTH CAROLINA.

NOHTH CAKOLINA.
From Jxlyl, 1858, TO June 30, 1859.
6s76 from Durham; by sinms's Mill, Oranxe Fac
tory, Round Hill. Diars Creek and Psd
Mountain, to South Lowell, and bach, twice
Leave Durham Tuesday and r riday at u, a nm
Arrive a. South Lowell by AZ m -
Leeye South Lowell w ednesday and Saturday
Arrive at Durham by lpm.
o." FROM Chapel Hill, by Fssrington's Mill, Asa
sHssoees stoye, Thos. B. Fsrren's, Manly
S9uei 20 IL miles and back. onoe week.
teeye Chapel HILL saturday at 6 m
Arrive at Chapel Hill by 9 . m.
o0ss f9m magnolia, BY Dresden and Prescott, 10
Aockhsh, - miles and hack, once . week.
Leave Magnolia Friday at sam
Arrive q Roek6sh by 8 m
Leave Rock6sh Satardsy ut Tan
arrive at Magnolia By m.
= Proposals. to omlt Dresden; and perfprm the
NNQd tn N enc dag, Vii Be oonsidsrod,
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Medicines.

ID Z r WAN RUP,
l. Or PROTECTED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oFMON
new discoveries in the Materia Medlca are
ss s. %Iif Rss 6 he 5:Ss,ved
DYSPEPSIA,
Af p.aies;, Of The Liver, D.opsy, Mnrals'a,
D,sordsrsd State Of the Blood. Botls,
Sexrvy, The Prost,ating Effects Of
Lead o, Mercury, General ....
And all diseases which require Tonic and Altsra
tive medclne, Is hey ond question, question. 80 wall
RISHis Of and nd Of sae2 pss.r
that ts receive S
The Peruvian Syrup, does moth II
profess to be a cure all, but ltsS4&Hs
diseases, apparently unlike are in I8,i -
IimatsIy related, and proceeding
The GLASS of diseases for which the syrup pro-
vides ure, Is ecsely that which has so often
bai ed the highest order of medical skill The facts
tangible the witnesses accessible and the safe
~ and efficacy of the Syrup lncOntrovertible.
Those who may wish for an opinion from disinter-
ested persons respecting the character of the syrup
cannot fail to be satisfied with the following among
numerous testimonials IN the hands of the Agents.
In the community ard OF the highest responsibility.
-. CARD.
The undersigned having experienced the bene6-
ola Ell cots OF the peruvian y do not hesitate
to recommend 1t TO the attention of the public.
From our own ex perience, as well as from the tes-
tImony Of others, whose Intelligence aud integrity
are altogether unquestionable, we have doubt OF
its efhcacy In cases of Incpient Diseases of the
Lungs and Bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Dropsy, Neuralgia, &c. Indeed it's eff
fects would be Incredible, but from the IN gh charac
ter of those who have witnessed them, and have
volunteered their testimony as we do ours, to Its
restorative power.
Rev; John PlERRONT.
:. III. KENDALL, M. ID.
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS C. AMORY, -
PETER HARVEY,
JAMES C.. DUNN.
It s we'll known that the medicinal effect of Pro-
toxde of Iron is lost by even very brief posture
ide OF Iron, without further oxidation, has been
deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian syrup, this desirable point 10 at
tanned by COMBINATION In WAY BEFORE UN-
KNOWN; and this solution may replace all the proto
carbOnatOs citrates. aud tartrates of the Materia
Medlca. A. A. HA YES, Nj I. D.,
Assay or to the state of Massachusetts,
l6 BoylstOn street, Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, So: medium sized hotties. 81.
N. L.. CLARK 4 co. PrOprietors, Boston.
For sale in Washington by II. ID. Gilman, SPECIAL
Agent; Marin Palmer, John Schwartze, l.. NJ
Smith. V. Harbaugh, III. H. Mcpherson, F. 8.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone. j. :. Lovejoy,
Dr. ID. b. Clarke, ID. Ridgely; and in Georgetown
by r, j. Cisse, and j, l.. kidwel. fpb9-6m
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EROM LONDON BY LAST STEAMER.
hnsseips North America, Its Agriculture and
SCOTS secular and Domestic Archt ecf ure, present
Delarnotte's Practice of Photography.
Mortimer's r rotechny, Sd edition.
benson on Clocks and Locks
Hughes Duties of Judxs A dvocates
Jean 8 NaylEation and Nautical Astronomy
Engnsh oIees: Duets, and Qusrtetts with Piano
Ludewlg's Literature Of American Aboriginal Lam
Roussean's Emilius, translated into Enrli.h.
Rousseau's Nouvelle Heloise, translated into
English. INV
fla FRANCK TAyIOp
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MARYLAND.


From July I, 1853. to June 30, 1850.
soos From Aliens Fresh to Tomp kinsvils, 10 miles
Leave Aliens F fesh " " ednssday and Saturday
Arrive at Tompkinsville by Bpm
Leave Tompkinsville w sdnssdsy and Satur-
Arrive at Aliens Fresh by Ham.
+ol0 From Port Tobacco to Pisgah. 10 miles and
Leave Port Tobscoo Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at PisSah by liam
Leave Pi,Eah "Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Port Tobacco bys pm.
COIL FROM Frederick, by lewiston and Cstooti1
back. six times week.
Leave Frederick daily, except Sunday, on ar
rival of the Eastern mail BY rallrosd-say at
Arrive at Mechanicstown by 9 m
Leave Mechanicstown daily, except Sunday,
Arrive at Frederick in time to connect with
,.,, :, the mail for BatImereIsay " an.
4ol2 FrSm Battle swamp. by West NOTTINGHAM. to
Leave Battle Swamp Tuesday, Thursday. and
Arrive a Rising sun by pm
Lssve Risng sun Tues ay, Thursday. and
Arrive at Battle swamp by Ioam.
co.'s From Oakland, by ShIry' s x ed House, Forks
Gf Horse Shoe Ru.. BonRIfe'd's Mills. and
miles and back, once a week
Leave Oak and Moaday stssm
Arrive AZ New Interest next day by Pm
Leave New Interest Wednesday stsam
Arrive al Oakland next day by I'm.
Aoi$ RON Jockey sviiie. by Shawan and Butler, to
Black Rock, lSH miles and hack, twice q
Leave CockevsvIlle Wednesday and Saiurda,
on arrival of the nail from Baltimore-say at
Arrive a. Black Rock by I2m
Leave Black Rock "Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at CockeysvrIle by 5pm
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FLORIDA

From Jelly 4, 1855, TO Jxre 30, 1850
$50 From Orange Springs, TO PENNINGTON, % m!es
and hack, once q week.
Leave Orange Springs Monday at 9 am
Arrive az FlemIngton by pm
Leave Pennington Tuesday at cam
Arrive at orange Springs by SPIN
Bids 10 embrace lola will be considered.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

Prom July 1, 1855, to June 30, 1851.
IN Prom South Westport, by w estport Point, 10
AdsmsSIlle, X. g miles and back, six times
aweek.
A suitable sch edue Of de partures and arrivals
To- be arranged BY the postmasters.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

From July 1, 1855, to June 30, 1861.
5s7 From Keene, by Swansey and North Richmond
to Richmond, IL miles and back, three times
aweek
A suitable schedule OF departures and arrivals
to be arranged.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

FROM yriy l, lsSs, 10 JKas 30. 1859.
h1S From anderson {; H., b Pierce Town Eabsl-
ly, Sabovn, Churubusco, and NilIvess N
Anderson z. H.. equal 10 IL miles and hscI.
q week. ~ ~'
Leave Anderson G. II. THURSDAY attain
Arrive at Anderson "a. by pm
67& From nderson &. n, by NaTeHnes ard Level
Land, TO Abbeville e. Il, 81 miles aud hack
once q week.
Leave Anderson G. n. w ednesdsy stsan
Arrive at AbbsvIlle &. IA. by 7pm
Leave Abbeyllle q. "a. THURSDAY az Gam
s,., arrive 81 Anderson Z. II. BY Pm.
Greek and Cherokee. to Clayton. Ca, Il
miles and back, once a week
Leave norse Shoe SATURDAY. al Gam
ArrIveat Clayton by s IN
Leave Clay ton rldsv az am
Arrlve st Horse Shoe by D M
elT From Picke Z, H., BY Grow Creek, Apter-
son's Mills, Rock Mountain, Table Rock,
Table Mountain, and South Saud, 10 Green
vile. So miles and hack, once q week.
Leave fickrns {. n. Tuesday 1t pm
Arrive ~ GreenvIe next dsy by pm
cave GreenvIe Monday az
Arrive at Piokens &. n. next dsy By u m.
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matOrrh9a. with practical observations safer and
more successful mode o ftreatment-preoautlona
hints on the evil results from empirical practice to
which ls added commentaries the diseases of fe-
nales-fTOm infancy to old age-each case graphical
ly illustrated by beautiful plates. points out the
remedies for those flnficted miseries and disap
pointed hopes 80 unfortunately prevalent in the
young. 1t is truthful adviser to the married, and
those contemplating marriage. Its perusal is partc
glarly recommended to persons entertaining secret
doubts OF their ply steal condition, and who are con-
scOus of having hazarded the health, happiness ard
prlyeges to which every hu man being is entitled to
Price q cents per copy five copies for o., mail
cd free OF postage to any Part of the United States.
New York, enclosing Is cents.
y. Il: Those VINO prefer msy consult Doctor LA
CROiX upon any of the diseases upon which his
book treats, either personally or by mail. HE medi
olnes often cure IN the short space of six days. and
completely and entirely eradicate all traces of those
disorders which oopaiva and cubebs have so long
been thought antIdote to the of the health d
the patient. His French Secret" il the great oon-
tnenta remedy for that class of disorders which UNI
fortunately, ply slo!aDs treat with mercury, to tn
rretriey.bs destruction to the patients oonstitu-
tOn and whion all the sarsapara in the world cau-
not cure.
III Olhoe No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany. Ny.
fob lily
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OHIO.

FROM July T. 1883, to June 80, 1850
st4 Prom New Bremen by Knoxville. to wap4-
kone;a, Is M es and back, once week.
Leave New Bremen Saturday at am
Arrive at Wapakeneta by IL ma
Leave wsPakoneta Saturday atlpm
s.ze Prem Racine to Rsvenswood, Va. II niles and
back, once a week.
Leave Racine Saturday at sam
Arrive al Ravenswood by I2In
Leave Rayenswood saturday att pm
. FROM R q. E.0 Mis- :, SsPEE EAGLE w.
GsIliroIls, 8, miles and back, once wsaE.
Leave Reeds Mills Friday at 6 am
Arrive at Gail; poIs by PIN
Leave Gall pol: sstSrdsy atesm
esa From Dak Hill, bv Rocky Hill and Key s.oas,
TO Wilkesville, 80 miles and hack, once =
Leave Oak Hill Friday ATTAIN
Arrive at Wilkesville BY 5 pm
Leave Wikesyile Saturday attain
Arrive at Oak Hill by m.
s<s0 Prom Greenvile, by German, Republic, Tam
pio. and Dark, to Greenvile, twice q week,
Leave GrecnviIie w Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive st REPUBLIC By IAN
Arrive at Greenvilieby
" Pa. and Beaver Ceaire, to connesutpiI I x
Leave Conneaut Friday AT s a m
Arrive at ConneautvIlle by IL m
Leave COnneautvllle Friday a. | pm
Arrive at Conneaut BY m.
Riper's Settlement, to Ashland, I6 miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Perry sville Friday at Tam
Arrive at Ashland by IAN
Leave Ashland Friday at pm
o,s. t ATrIye at Pepp5 S,i.I BY pm
Comerstown, so miles and back, once a week
Leave New Philadelphia Friday at lam
tssys New co@sT %s5s0s satS Sy
AHlve AT New Philadelphia BY m.
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VIRGINIA.

Fton lu July, 1853, to 3Oth Jxne, 1850
5sl2 From Water Lick to Burners Springs IS miles
and back SIX times a week from LIST July to
ssh September, and once q week the residue
OF the year.
Leave Mater Lick Tuesday at IL. M. or af-
Arrive a. Burners Springs by SO pm
Arrive at Water Lick by Ga a m
Dsiy, except SUNDAY, during same hours.
sss From Wo:dssoc2 By s au@spfe. to Mount
Olive. 20 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Woodstock "wednesday stspm
cave Mount Olive Wednsssdsy allan
..,, arrive at WoodstoSk ., 2@pm
and back, twice q week.
Leave Lancaster c. Ii. Wednesday and Satur-
f:sys Nssrs Point s' " ssnssd % and Saturday
Arrive at Lancaster c. Hby2pm.
Sis From Norfolk, by Yorktown. to King and
Queen &. H. los miles and back, once
Bidders will propose a schedule of departures
ssls From w Villains Wharf, by Green's w harf, to
North End, ga miles and back, twice q week
day immediately after arrival of Norfolk mail
Arrive a. North End by .pm,
Leave North End Tuesday and Saturday at 8
Arrive at williams Wharf by IL am.
SSH From Concord, BY Spanish Oaks, to Oskville,
II miles les and lsSk: once week.
Leave OakviIls Wednesday at sam
Prop,.ai. for a second weekly trip, and to end
route at Spanish Oaks will be considered.
S5S From Rowlesburg, by Wolf Creek, PurInton,
ald Licking Creek, to st. George. 3 miles
and back once a week,
Leave Rowlesburg W ednesday at an
Leave ST. George Wednesday atIpm
ss Ct Adj, &ssdor. and Red
Greek. to Dry Fork, 50 miles and back. once
Leave 81. Gorge Thursday at Gam :.
Arrive at Dry Fork by IN
Leave Dry Fork FRIDAY 1T m
Arrive at st. George by . m.
$50 From st. George, by Laurel HILL, Oooal name
TO Meadowvlile, Is miles and back, on ce a
Leave st. George Thur day attain
Arrive az nj eadowville by l2m
Leave Meadowville Thursday at pm
Arrive at 81. George by 8 I'M
Ss2l From Point Pleasant, by Angerona to Jack SON
u H. 90 miles and back, once week.
Leave Point Pleasant THURSDAY ATTAIN
Arrive at Jackson T.. III, by IN
Leave Jackson &. Friday at 7 am
Arrive at Point Pleasant by 6 IN
SSss From Buffalo to Jackson C.. H., ~ miles and
back, once week
Leave Buffalo w eduesday at Sam
Leave Jackson {. H. Tuesday atea
Arrive at Buffalo by IN.
1873 From New California, by WIN. Candies, Fla,
to SissonvIe, ID miles and back, once n
Leave New California Tuesday atsam
Arrive at Sl5sonvllle by m
Leave Sissonville Wednesday atsam
Arrive at New CafOrnIa by m.
ST4 From EstllvllIe To stony Greek Is miles and
hack, once week.
Leave Es,vIlls Monday at 8 am
Arrive at Stony Greek by 70 m
Leave stony Greek Monday at lpm
Arrive at Estillyille by m.
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dAhON v. BROWN
Ie H-laN4WI Po~tmss,er Generst

RklGHTLY,S ANALYTICAL, DIGEST Op
- the Laws OF the United States from tbe Cor
SeonsIsation up to the end OF the Thirty fourth
The text given in the words of the ,ta,ns hool
sns matter arranged alphabetically and snsyti.
, And the notes include the decissiou. of al n.
stous,, ootn stste and Federal in which the con-
80 Soson ~ the statue Law Of the United States
o. me nesds OF the Executive Department
IN one volume OF l,l4o large and CLOSELY
Jan q FRANcK rAyfcp
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DRlNATE MEDICAL TREATISE
l. ON THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
By M. b. LA CROIX, NJ. D., Albany, NY.
800 pages and $50 fne PiaIn and Coored Lithorr,,ha
and Plates.
UPRICE ONLY Is CENTSH
III SsStJ free CYostsgs TO SlI SEvtJ sf t8S 6RJeAs
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GEORGIA
ilgl, ls5S. 10 Jsas 10. 1S59


From JNlyl 1, 1858. 10 Jsns %, 1859
6sS7 From Amencus, by Danville, TO DnJton. q
Leave Americus Tue sday and FRIDAY at So m
Leave DraytOn TUESDAY and Friday atIpm
Arrive at AmeTicus 10y pm.
65Ss From Atheas, by Plante5 s Stand, Fort Lamar
Pisy, SC, adS ToSnvIiia. TO PsnS Si 40 20
mIles and back. three times week
Lesve Athens Monday. Wednesday and Fri
Arrive a Pendloton next days spm
Lesys Pe1d s Monday, "Wednesday snd
Arrive at Athens next days byspm
Proposals e run BY a different schedule will be
esss From ClaTksvile. by NaOoochee, Mountain
Peach Tree. to Murphey, g. miles and back.
twice week
Arrive q Murphy next days byspm
Arrive at CiNksylIie next days by i m.
s5sn From Covngton by Rocky Plans and Snap
ping Shoasj 70 bersheoa' Is miles and bach.
Leave Coyngton Tuesday and Friday at u m
Leave Betshs6s Tue. day a. and Friday at am
s.r Arrive at C9yInston by u IN. Gu
Ala, 9 mi es and back. once q week.
Leave Lumpkin Tuesday stssm
fesve GieanV liis " ednesday stsam
Bids for a. aatiioGai sr % per week will b.
$50 FIR N Newman to Weedowee. Ala, Smiles and
Leave Newman Thursday al IAN
Arrive at Weedowee next day by lam
Leave Weecowee Friday AZ D m
Arrive At Newman next cav by m.
6ssS From Rocky Mount. by Holly to Crantyille Is
miles and hack. twice week
Leave Rocky Mount w ednesdsy and SATURDAY.
at
Arrive at Granville by l2m
cave Granville Wednesday and Saturday az
Jpn
Arrive at Rocky Mount by SPIN.
6544 From the terminus of the Brunswick and
FLORIDA railroad, west of the Sstia rlver TO
the terminus of the Savannah, Albany, and
Gulf railroad, west of the Altamaha river
Bidders will state the distance, name lnterme-
date points, propose the amount and KIND of
service, and present q suitable schedule Of
departures and arrivals.
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Dr. M. Is. La Cr0lX's Ply SO Ogle
risEe. A new and revised edition
Of $50 psg o. and leo plates. Price Is
cents o COPY. A popular and oom-
prehensive treatise on tine duties
and casualties of single and married
life-happy and fruitful alliances,
mode Of securing decentralization
and intertlle Ones-their DEVIATION
and removal-nervous debility, its
causes and cure, by a process at
once SO simple, safe, and effectual,
that failure IS impOssible-rules for
ha lu ma ma - ann nf-an acSau ON Snar
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Ses:.s sEB k s.sI AZ from 2;
NA stssss, p eve ''' 0I w. %
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Agents for Washington.-Chas. Sictt Il Co., L.
Gilman, Kldwell Il Lawrence, J. ID. Gardner, BURY
4 Co: 2, Walsh 4 Co.. F: 8. Walsh, J. T. Stone,
Boswell, Daniel b. Clark, J. y. Milbun, Dunbar
Dyson, r ord 4 Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R.
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EVENING STAR.

A Tribute to the Memory Of Washington.
BIZ pELPHINH P. BAKER.
ysnsrable Patriot! tho thou art sleeping,
The Nation in reverence remembers thy birth;
Tho language SILENT every true heart 10 keeping,
SHARED to memory the day Of thy birth.
Belov'd Of thy people. no volos can awake thee
From the slumber of Death to the glsTy of Fame,
Tho the God of our fathers In hesv hath crownd
thee,
Earth's gifted and good Will haIlow thy name.
Slsep on, noble heart and never shall perish
Ever true to our trust. thy precepts Wen cherish,
The Union preserve thy victory hath won.
Washington City, F 90. I'D, 1853.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIEs OF YOUT

THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITf,
Jest Published. Cratic. ths 25th Thousand.
few words of the Rational Treatment, without
Medicine, Of SpermAtorThea or Local -yGE
Genital, and Nervous Debility, Pre- R
mature Decay of the System, Impo- UY
tenoy, and Impediments to Marriage
generally, by B. DE LANEY. nj. ID.
TIE important fact that the many alarming com
plants. originating In the imprudence and solitude
Is in this small trsot, clearly demonstrated; and the
entirely new and highly successful! treatment. AS
wnlon every is enabled to cure Himse perfectly
and at the least possible cost. thereby avoiding ali
the adverti. ed POstrums OF the day:
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in q
sealed envelope, BY renting two postage stamps
TO DR.. DE LANEY,
se2-d&wtf II Lispenard street. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
FRANCE.

The Emperor and Empress left Paris on the LIST OF
September for Biarritz.
Zen de Sales who had been spoken of to fill the
most of Governor General of Algeria is said to have
refused that of commandapt OF the troops III that
colony.
II is reported that before accepting the Embassy to
Bene. the Marquis de TurgOt had audience OF the
Emperor. who assured him that his removal from
Madrid was not TO be considered having in any de-
gree the character of disgrace and IN PROOF oi TINS
he conferred on him the grand cross OF the Legion Oh
Honor.
The Emperor had given orders to purchase, wher-
which Vauban left behind him. with view to their
publication.
Some Protestants had been arrested at Mauoerge;
while they were assembled for Divine worship, ana
the affnir had given rise to much comment
The recent speech of Count DE Persigny continued
TO occupy attention, and the Government having wlth
drawn the prohibition against its publication, IL had
appeared in all the Paris journals.
The Council General OF the Department OF the
H6raut at its annual meeting had, A. usuai, Pio-
nounced itself strongly in favor o. free trade. .
In the course of November next, general meeting
il TO be held in Paris for the purpose of establishing
company for finally carving out the PROJECT OF the
Jsthmns of Suez Canal. The fS,0O0C0O of capital is
said TO be nearly all subscribed, and LfOVoV o IL Is
set down for the United States. -
The Bourse at Paris continued quite firm. lhe s
per cents closed Friday the 3D. al lou and the Y
per cents at N.iJ.
II was reported that VI. Thonvenl had requested 10
be relieved of the mission To Constantinople.
The MoRifeur publishes decree by which the iunc-
tons of Governor General of Algeria Is suppressed.
Gen. Mcmahon is appointed to be Conmander-In-
Chief of the sea and land forces.