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. By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

a. ffsc By A. GREEN, Aucuoneer. ..I.-.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
i ING LoT on THE coz SxR OF Canal AND SOUTH
.s IL qGSt q the @
ses, =, ~, ssa n, BY virtue Of deed Of trust
Der: 1854, and only recorded in Iiber J. A. 8 No.
Washinr ton county. bisip0t Of Columbia. the fol-
ss and snifE a doxn os Gli
th9 p plot D. Or m pa, an, Of sad % city cit viz
hsndrsd asd sky nine this properly fronsa ssn
line OF Ssnal street iIo ieet containing over s,ooc
FERNS, One fourth cash; balance in s and IL
est from day Of sae dssS s,ysn and deea ssiso Of
trust tafen AL conveyance at the cost Of the pur-
II The term. Of .ale should not be compiled with
ss property at SS %ILh I'll fSf fH D$oS Tss sh
oc 2s-2aw&ds A. OK ZEN, Anct.
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES, sALE-,By virtue of . deed OF
trust from J: BRIDE, dated July 81. 1855, and
e sss ss dave s S e. saoo1 M %
the part II Lot No. m sseh SQUARE s% Ge
west Of sass5s fouItsel, lD in Washinston.
IL ssa iof s6 sss nS
snd isooidss n ds1f s s;ssd
ton, D. g and ra.piaS themes With The east line q
corner Of said entire lot thsnos on the north line Of
:sid entire lot due vest to the northwest corner o
so1,h~sst to the lot Of ssrn ana ,Ssees
with said lot due east TO the beginning, with the
Term: Of sale: ons.ihird Of the purchase money
e be psa in !, easn and tho ,ssdus in two san:l
secured oy note and deed q trust, -.
aEs:ssss pf sss ~ ~9p4n aS dkHs sas
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

'FN- MIGHTY SCHOOL.
sSSseesr S Gps1 geSn sss sss q SSssoSs
street. corner of r. Her, vii Re ss IN
Engllsh branches, Mathematics, Ancient and Mod
ern Classics, Bookkeeping. Drawisk, Engineer
any Of those branches. of q Business Education
which the calling in life Of any individual may de-
short Lecture upon Business" !" in eli it's prscti
For further particulars see principal.
- 90 !. - II. II. STEELE.
IL Residsnoe-No. 34s L street, between 18Th
and 10th oc 3 ern
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liza couple Of newspapef reporters fought a
duel, the other morning, at tfioboken, N. Y. The
parties are Mr.. Farrell, connected with the Her
aids aud . Mr; Connolly, connected with the Sun.
The wsspoes chcsen By connolly's secead, (the
toist and TIN, space ten PAGES The belli9ersnts
nred IS ne given signel Farr<ll escaped unhurt
DIS celnoa1y yss siixht1y wounded. Thereupon
attended BY surgeon. The csise o. the discnle
x~ some di9srence. q opinion on the Harperss
f9sk Cossel1y bst6& Nd hot sbollfioaIst,
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- SPEcIxKN OF DEvorIoxxL ExHRcrsxs m
McnhospoM.-The last salt Lake Valley Tan
Last Sabbath afternoon, our reporter visited
the Tabernacle, but too late 70 hear ANYTHING
hut the winding up, Of u: G, kinballs rennrks.
They were 20 about The following effects-7TT n
s.FfrsT APPEARANcK.-B BROTHERS aad sisters.
what brother Snow has just been taIkfng about
would do anybody good. be he Jew, Gentle. Nor
t1ns sung. - - y sssitsr7 7ssslsl -
-.kaer she singing Of hymn, the Elder made
ns~ I want 10 saw 10 you, that Is AROUSE rouR.
SELVES AND SNAKE cFF rouR yoKE,AxD ron
sHALL BK FREE.. (fhe roof fairly rsfsed o. the
baiidipg BY the yelling OF sAmen-''J Let all Is-
louder IL possible, than befe'e y 80
- There was snch an ezfnesfnezs In the Apostles
9 Vie Of delivery. and the words were caught Win
cd =. IN such thnndering emPhasis, that our re-
Porter fairly smcit saiPhns. ss,si.- szls sllllE
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" Old King Leopold Of Belgium, much Of a
Goburgh though he be In blood, is so much Of a
itscif in his actoss All the persons. ssyss S Psris
letter In the Independence, swho have had the
honor 70 approach the King Of the Belgisns during
his visit 10 France were struck with his smplicity
OF manner. On passing through Whence, on his
way to Biarritz. he stopped in hotel Of poor ap.
pe1fance = II he were the most modest of travel
efs Near the hotel is cafe and at the door Of II
tie Kiag got into conversation with one of the a.
population and resources. After quarter Of an
honrs conversation the King % pleaSed his inter-
focutor that the latter asked him In to take glass
nntii ster bis Msjestys depsrture that the honest
yalenctan learned that he bad the honor Of con-
yeEsing with the Belgian soyereign.'
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SELLINe OFF AT COST TO REMOVE.
es 900 woarH or Nsw Goops THAT Musr su
KUN OHB IN FEW WEEKs.

Having leased the large and hseutifhl store-roon
between sth and 10th strests, ss Pioncforte Wsre
room, yhere shall remove In 9 few weeks. sftes
my new store with fresh stock Of sods, will ole
from this day my present NEW AND ELE0ANi
STOCK az prime c0sf yriess. W
Ny stock smbrsces every gxe, quality. range
color and variety Of fne Pearl silver, and Jnlsit
Cases. W orr -stsnds Work boxes, Jewel and Odol
Boxes; beautiful Papier Machs, Rosewood, snd
cs.ss cnsa.aossqy Writing Desks and Boxes Gold Pens
Glasses beautiful Engrsvings, m frames; fns
Qvsi and Gothic Medsflions; Brushes and Combs
koohinG HoIssss Bird Cseos, Gn6relss, Porffo-
- Chess Doninoes; Fans Of ell kinds ladies
yaresy; and an endless vorietJ Of 6le French
German, and ApericAn Toys fpf childrep. In fact
tLI ForAny thing ron want call eariy and gel
- 4 5s pa AZ y mssaiAsuGaakbrl ssa AZ u5d atb Il.
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"A CnURcH MUSICAL ExcIrfxExf. Some
few months ago aeommittee of three Episcopal
clergymenlRey. Dfs. Muhlenburg, Gear and
Bedell-were appointed to deliberate on the
question Of church music, and select suitable
6spk Of music to be used as standard in our
s1Piscopal churches. After some discussion
they decided upon certain work, which, how
ever, ID considered by educated musicians to
be wholly unworth< Jbf the honor. = %
Fearing lest the House Of Bishops might,
during their session at Richmond, pass resolu-
tionp pcommendatory of the use Of the - Pro-
posed Tune Book for the Protestant Episcopal
Church in America, - number Of our city or
ganists, including some of the first names in
the profession, have sent q memorial to the
House Of Bishops. protesting against the work
in question, which they deem faulty in COM
piiation - rlts
The adoption Of particular style of book for
use in Episcopal churches Is but q manifesta-
ton Of the increasing desire shown by church
people Of All denominations for congregational
instead Of pure choir music. At Rev. DR..
7yng's church (St. Gcorge'D the efficient quar-
tette choir has been dispensed with, aad q book
fer the usea Of congregational church music
adopted. The work is, however, not the one
against which our city organists have entered
taeir protest-N. Z. POST sf76s ~ ss,sr u;
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roN CoRwyx AND rHE EBULL-TKKRsxs--WhfIe
fcm corwfl wzs addressing q large meefinQ AZ
Springfield. Ohio, not long since. and was soarin0
into the hi9hes rezions Of political eIoquence,
rief mounted the platform, and taking his place
seside the speakef. surveyed the assembled sov-
lefsiSns with severe ceuntenance apd = melan-
greeied with roen of laughter. snd Tom Corwfu
rau,<d in the middle Of . sentsnce Turning fo-
|, w.sd The tptudiag animal, he waved bis hand
-eourfeooxy saying: Come, one at time II you
glanced quizzicslly NJ the spnker, when Cerwsn
sadvanced % The edge Of the stand and said 70 ne
people, IN very conndentisl tone, al do believe
ne 70 ieaye TIE oeher dogs and join ne Re
publiczn party ~ Thispsipsble hit was received
with tempest q langkfer and applause, IN the
midst q which his dozship frots ont OF the hall
with his tail At an angle Of intense disgna
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y repres<nted 70 havs b-en a. fair specimen Of
fhe ciaas a. ever existed He WA a self-usde =
mas, nan without le<iucation, and without suy
Promnenf taien1, BIS psiseipal qualities being !
prieeW ef lasgo nanufActuribg e1tsblishn,euf.
III gfc1s ob1sct - oextort ~ much work . pos-
nols rom - iaeosefs a - little expeuse = pos-
~ - rs.snro e life, and lived in : snsIi. low.
dnfy roc1, vhcse only furniture was he3s1ead'
"A. sdjolsIsg recm served - kitchea. where Is
Ssiy essye1s fesseed snd cooked his meais, which
ssd never took N inventory Twelve ycars ago
Ms ff1ends persuaded him % have one tsken: 6St
VII IA, long before u wss naished Ii showed 4
property free Of sn debts q nearly four millions Of
dollars, tore up the paprfs and stopped the mo-
csed!ng. He died as he had lived, in Sirt and
apparent poverty; and, troe 10 TIE principles SsE
bad guided him shfo lgh life, len nothing 70 be-
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~ Rhsn1ed thai nowfthstzndinx fhe cap1urs
a 0cbnuyl, t1o Caucasuo Il fAr fro0 hof.1r' -
ti<0y subdued. The Inv ifde & use savs eHSk ~
monntnlseesB have sno<hes chief no< lesS trfreDjT
and 6Def1rai, epd who nsy sffll rusiut for on -
two WfsteFs. The Rnssian army In he Csucaer,s
consists q e, - ~. -
rhs fnsuxusatiea of the Rev. Du Ric<,
~ xied senniaasy e Ne Ner>hve1t for ~ kres-
by,sflas 70. - chsschs fsok pis<e n chtcags
On the 18th ult -
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| Dy bANNAND bUChEf; GeOrgetoWn.
TRUSTEES, SALE.-By virtue of q deed OF
4 tyust from Richard DALEY, dated July 81, 1857
DA \, the 2sth day of November at O'Clock D. m.
on the premises, parts of lots Nos eghteen i8I and
nlneteen, tl9 jim Thomas Bea addition to George
town, bounded as follows, viz beginning at the
eastern extremity of lot ~ !, of Old Geofgetown,
street. east twenty-four feet four inches thence
north, and parallel with Washington street, one
hundred and twenty feet to ten feet alley, thence
west with said alley twenty -four feet four inches,
and thence south to the beginning, with the inn
ling. ~ sas - ! - --'---I - =
Terms Of sale. One-third of the purchase money
ments at SIX and twelve months, with interest," to be
secured BY note and deed of trust. - -.
~s7s9 s-s WAITER 8. cox,
F.. F.W.RISQUE,
Trustees of Georgetown Building Association.
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s sidhAk6k 81 Ii Akkk66kETs L. TdsLARkE,} Trustees.
BY wALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.

BAKNARD, Auctioneers.
T'RUSTEES, SALE-By virtue of deed Of
and of record, we will offer at auction ON WED,
NESDAy, the 5Oth day of November. at ~ o'clk
square No, one hundred and twenty two ll22,) be-
ginning for its bounds at the southwest corner of
said Lot and running thence east 81 feet thence
north 81 feet inch. thence west 81 feet and thence
south "a feet inch to the beginning, with the Inn
provemeBts. H4aIf ~ af1I-7's4 .
Terms Of sale--One- third of the purchase money
70 pc paId m cash, and the residue in two equal in
be secured BY note and deed oftrust.
4 .1 Fs5'e WALTER g. COX,
Trustees of Georgetown Building Association. =
oc 22-2aw30d WALL & RARNARD. Aucts
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s BE CoSrENTED.-"Do Do you know what the
people Of Cape Ann do when II rains gs,,. one
asked Of another. Upsn confcssing his ignor-
ancc, he was informed that they let il rain
This is the true philosophy. It Is best not to
fret at evils which We cannot help, or even Cor
those which We might help, for fretting does
not better . thing any. We always admired
the example Of the venerable negro in the song,
sswhose name was Uncle Ned.o' When his
teeth failed him, because Of his declining years,
and be could no longer eat the corn bread, he
ssIet the corn bread ben with charming resg-
nation. There is an old saying that 1T is DO
use to cry for spilled milk Fretting short
ems life, and makes it miserable while Il lasts,
tiring sympathy and wearing out patience.
Fretting wrinkles the skin like baked apple
and places personal beauty at risk The Sage
Of Thorndyke was one hundred and ten years
old when he died, and at that age his face was
% fair ~ an infants. When asked the reason,
bis reply was ssI never allow my face to
pucker with the wrinkles Of fretfuincss or i'll.
temper.n The wise Patcrfamilias, in the midst
Of his family Of discordant elements-his an.
tagonistic children quafreling and making q
particular hurricane about his house-neyer
frcts- He looks upon them complacentIy, coura-
sells the noisiest that will hear him, and makes
mp bis mind that il they don't heed him they
can ietit alone.-Mrs. Paytington's Kniffing
Wcsk.
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NJ Advices ftom Kingsssn, Jamaica, to the
e1th ult. s.fs ehst ~ hesk fanrA suppo1ed 40 g
,. Archer. ed hken into Port Royal. A ~
Vns uilinQ uodef Mexican colon when taken n
would ~ necezssry for her 3 be taken into :
Nexkcaa pat for eendennattop. Some chineae
e eSt'of tostfY 4ee then, ~ struck fsr hi9kes
w1xes, bu o. bcinx convInced o. tl,elv nislake
bad eliessfhliy rss6sd wQk again: Il NJ fd-
ss:; 9sse ~ ss.s ess!g. e s'ysss hBe 80 liter
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FEMALE TEACHERS

T FEMALE TEACHERS.
WO Young ladies, (sisters, } experienced teach
ers, are desirous Of entering seminary for ladies'
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Latin, French,
higher English Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre,
For tsstimonisls apply to the editor of the Star,
o. 70 mr. Weston, editor ofths Republic. -
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SPECIMEN or DEvorIoxxL Exrrcrsxs m
MoznoSpoM.-The last Salt Lake Valley Tan
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RzwAsptxs BxEo ar rus Wan.
Mf. Richard c. Dcwning. the superintendent Of
meat, was Psesenied lsst week Win an ele4snfiy
wrought, solid gold hog, weighing two o1ncei.
6y a eomni'tee ofi eitizens .of the. Ninetevnth
W ard- y bore thc following sesfptisnr-<slRset
ey his S~inish Friends 1850 - Jt win Be fsunc1n-
pefuo by he rsaders oft TIE Herald that NJ. Down
ing disphysd much activity IL ie.dine TIE snress
m1t oysc ne ex1pe ont e -Hogfown's by order
o. ste citizens of she Nises<rnsh wssd-N-E
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- i1li1lir WASHINGT0N BRANCH
cshsss I.s. or :, Heyss, Haey,, or,,.,, ~ m,

IL RASHIA6IOA
commeneins on Menday mo,siss, oefsber II. iss
- q R1
::;: VI iii n 8 "a Is
::s: en- sssG4iisS$$sE 4 Ii ::s |: ::s e
ssasss Il St iSs EasT I' WIN take trains at %
E EsT 81 Z ~ g
asis sSI NoFfoLk : = 4. ! 3. II PARSONS. Agent.
PAss.eE, fSs iNefgbIsSs NHM sSofHkEi fHE.Ls AND
The New YORK and .viTsinis screw Steamship
fiS sSS Ssss ss$.I m
6Hy and sSs ! cesSsss: Depot & Ils1sHaIis,
PssssDsere from NV wasSipfson and Georgetown
sss Or %RsS esss The sorns1
On .sef .aa RI sss
s.s.ets rooms can ss epg.ssd on sppIisstie. %
Freight viii be recrived up to the houn Of dspsr-
thisiiue at the cthce Of the Company at per cent
Tue Accommodations Cor passengers by tai. line
are every rs.pect frste sss. and ever sGert va
Y oqf Isss ss 20 and and one
For freight. on passage. apply 20 FoWLE .
oo- A''.'.' A,'if d. B. CROMWELL q CO.
se2-1y s6West Ct, corner Albany New York.
NoTIcE-Ths steamer JAMES GUY having
IN resumed her route on the Poto- L.
ns1 giysr, yln lesve Mssbi2Fsea on z
on "a kA Z. 3: q s,G
tafnins, viii leave Kinssle on sATtRDAYssft
s.s ar ::sSss.. ' al & ssf E;si.i sS.s
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Nv" 11E0 AD<E 20
Medicine-HEyER
a sINoIE In
Feet a &C y 4 =
Never dad We know
sstisfsetien By any
hseoutrnry, auare
oPERArIoNs, and
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NY OF any ofHEk
| HAS IT fAlbED, IN
STANCE TO Ef-
when timely used.
an instance Of dis-
one who used IL. On
delighted with its
lspeak IA terms OF
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WOOD AID COAL

New woofbb cIHNSDnBE1BsL IN y u1sL
AGA lofh street, between ID asd E. = =.
AL kinds Of WOOD, COAL and CHARCOAL
kept constantly on hand and sold at the lowest mar
WOOD SAWED and SPLIT, and all orders
promptly ATTENDED %. oc q I'm
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DKHTIsTRY. "a

iR "a HI g. sass 4 lIsss;sI 80 g tys 80
:;;sI|:; m y; 9! s: :ss:a::s
83ss 85R3s sSs sSs e<ssss. s NE - - = - 81
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WQQpEWO0DE.Hlokory, Oak, and Pin
pared or in tie cord lsngth: - f
Foot 81 nth e., below: Wsr Dsesr,itS.
0sss-fs: ": "; .t sss: y ls.h end g Ptsn NJ. s5x.
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uAvHRs DIRECTORY.
TEFoRTAsr TSgVHSEEEis TS0TESE 5o sovTaEss

&4a 1a 11 =
FOR MEMPHIS & NEW ORLEANS
Ton and New Orieans 4 jackson RaIlroads,
ADikEcr hoUTE AND CONTINUOUS RAILwAY Cox
R,.k,ne.d. Da.sI shSIioSs TO To..-----,-...-,
Ksszrslis, Daises, Hssfsrsiis' H xstas'
erssssseg:ss s,ssS g.x,, zinIss.s. n. ne..seweT.
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Y n. .-,v.a. .cs Q O. M! Z. -, =,
ssisbrssed Wkss end RsS zsh c0HL' S xk;sS vi I'll
sell low for the cash. Alsos o. hapd lsrVs lot o
Split Wood Of al Lengths; r. y; BATES, =
~~ Woe and cesi psalsr.,
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I Asr CHANf;E.-The s11eTb i6II g7757 cHi5k-
% % tbs city ,sxPtessly for Siss Nsyss
- S Scoscsr9 yll be eent boek - BoslQnssoyx'
great iuserumenf and Win 8 SSId = rfSSs See~
t s. = ~ 's''.jioadH1Hn joHH ,. Rr.L1s. sos -. =.
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Depend upoa H. mothers, w give rest to
RELfEFAN6HE TO YOUR INFAN7
pat sold this article es over ten years Il
Can sAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH Of il, what IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-18

Another historian who exercises great influence IN
Italy on account of his Anti Catholic doctrines which
he sets forth in a daily newspaper, CHsoHe, pub
shed at Turin, is Bapchi Govini. In 1850, he COM
meuced the publication of /" IL story Of the Popes,
If which ten volumes have already appeared extend
ing 10 the year 1885, the Pottihcate Of Martlno Nv.
He is the author Of several in portant works among
Others, La Biogrofa di Fra PaOio Sarpi, La Storia
d,gii Eb,ei, La PGpessa GiorGnHa and La crit'ed
d,gii Erangeiii. In 1856, he Published a series OF
Theological articles in volumes, entitled Prtd'ehe.
Both as historian and heclogian, he stands in the
foremost ranks FOR vast eruitOn and has proved one
Of the most able opponents of Catholicism; his sole
am being to demOh the mountain OF errors and su-
peYstiii, n accumulated during many ages by the
Papscy To and precision OF style, he adds a
certain cau.tc vvscty which causes his works to be
very widely read. In lis History of the Popes he
has cor iepsed the results Of long and careful study
and til. woIk, in cur judgment, is certainly his eSi
d'Gurye.
He commences by nsr,atisg the historical origin OF
the hiersrcbica furctions assumed by the Christian
Church-imits,ions of Psganism for the greater part
commencing with the word Eselessa, and s0Ue tsksa
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Few iss.ss. II torture uYeB:ed By ;ac King Naples
, 1859-09-09
Dissolution Of Partnership.

@'4VIOiI UA 7 IUIIHCISIIIV.
'THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
4 ": u; War0lss and Lewis Ensign was dissolved
by mutual consent on the % day Of Julv last. An
persons indebted to the concern will please make i'm
mediate payment to U. 6. Warbass and those hayiu
demands will present the same to him for settlement
U. g. WARBASS,
LEWIS ENSIGN.
OLYMPIA, July g. lsS9 30
, 1859-09-09

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agent, "a sure preventative against GonorTh9a ana
Syphte diseases, and an unsurpassed remedy for all
venerial scrofulous gangrenous and cancerons ulcers
fTted discharges from vagina uterus and urethra ana
all cutaneous euptions and diseases. As innocula-
tion is preventive against small pox, 80 Is Dr.
L.J. Czapkays prophylacticum preventative against
syphilitic and gonorrhpal diseases. Harmless IN "
SELF it possesses the power of chemically destroying
the syphtic virus, and thereby saving Thousands 81
debanChees from being infected by the most loath'
some of oil diseases. Let no young man who apPIe-
cates health be without DR.. CZapkay's Prophyact'
cum. 1t is in very convenient packages, and WILDE
found convenient for use, being used as soep.-
Price IS. For sale at DR.. L. J. Czapkay's Pnyae
Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento sreis,
below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail StesmshP
Company's Office San Francisco All letters must %
addressed to l.. ]. Czapkay, NJ. D., San Francisco.
, 1859-09-09

An Act % provided for the payment Of the Claims of
the State II Maine, Tor Expenses incurred by that
stale N organizing a Regiment Of Volunteers for
the Mexican War.
BE 4 snacfed BY ne Senate and House ef Rsprssen-
fafire! Of ths UAiisd States Of iHsrea IN CongTtss
asseHlbed That the accounts Of the State OF Maine
Tor expenses Incurred by that State in organizing
regiment Of volunteers for the Mexican war; in the
year eightcen hundred and forySx upon the requisi-
ton cf The President of the Uhted States shal be
a1dted and settled ~ the proper accounting officers
81 The Treasury Department. pursuant 10 the proyi-
sons OF an act approved June second eighteen hun
dred and foIiyeight TO refund money for expen-cs
Incurred subsistence, or transportation furnished foT
NE use Of fvounlecrs during the present war, upon
being mustered Into the service Of the United States
In The same manner In all respects a. Il the said reg
ment had been mustered and received In the service
o. the United States and the amount found 10 b.
due % the State Of Maine shall be paid out Of any
money in The treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved February Q, 1859.
, 1859-09-09
TO TIE IFELLCTED.

to THE -IFFLICIEU.
nR. i. J. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thanks to
~ his numerous patients for their patronage and
wond take this opportunity to remind them that he
continues to consult at his institute for the cne Of all
forms Of Private Diseases-such as Syphilis, Con
orrua, Nocturnal Emissions and all the consequences
Of seta6use. In the first stages of Syphitc or Con
orrual diseases he guarantees a cure in few days
without inconvenience to the patient hindrance to
his business, When patient by neglect or improper
treatment has developed the secondary symptoms Of
Syphilis, such as buboes or painful swengs on the
grous, or ulcers in the throat and nose which If NOT
checked destroy the soft parts and cause the bonsst
uortity separate and COME away leaving the = aeror
an object hdeOus to behold; OF when blotshes and