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PoRNnal.

Madame Anna Bishop has recently b..n
robbed Of valuable lot Of jeweiry az = hotai
where she was stopping, in wisconsin ''e'
Win tss, ret ssm,,, Cobb Floyd and Thompson,
ofess Fails surveying the mass i've and best,,s,,
n,ah =, They pitched tent and spent the DAY in
.t Isaac v Fowler, says the New York cor.
Intimate friend In that CITY. soeaking ~ 70
s,.a On we euorts made in his behalf ne honss
"a Vse return to his dear aNew Yorf ;,
h ~, ENJOY he familiar comforts Of his fayorite
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ARMY iNTELLIGENoE.-Capt. C. l.. Kilburn, C
; has been ordered to turn over his subsistence
funds and commissary property to Brevet Lieut.
Col. A C. Myers, acting quartermaster, and then
proceed forthwith to Camp Floyd to assume the
duties Of commissary OF subsistence
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constitution treats upon Mr.. Douglas as a
supporter Of republican administration, as it
claims he indicated In his Norfolk speech would
be the case with him in the event Of the election
Of Lincoln and Hamlin.
The IntsHigencsr mentions as a curious histori
cal fact In our legislative history, that the Senate
Of the United States originally transacted all its
business In secret session.
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NAVAL ORDERS Assistant Surgeon John J
Gibson has been ordered to report for temp
duty at the Naval Hospital, New York.
First Lieutenant James Wiley, L. 8. M. C. has
been detached from the barracks, Philadelphia
and ordered to the steamer Powhatan
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DETACHED Lieutenants r. N. wyman and F.
f.. Shepherd have been detached from the Naval
Academy at Annapolis; Lieut.. s. Livingston
Breese from the receiving ship at Boston Lient
A Boyd Cummings from the receiving ship at
Philadelphia; Lieut.. A. F. Marley from the OBJ.
servatory, Washington Lieut. w. G Dozier from
the receiving ship at Norfolk. and are under
orders to the steam sloop Richmond.
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III MI James T. Brady, the eminent LAWYER,
has accepted the Breckenridge nomination for tie
once Of Governor Of New York While he &C.
cePs, however, Mr.. Brady declares his readine 90
TO stand aside In case union Of the entire ID,
mocracy can be effected.
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THK Pacific WAGON ROAD.-The Interior De
partment has been informed that since the defeat
OF the hostile Indians, Col. Lander's wagon road
operations have been prosecuted with vigor, and
that they will be completed by the first of October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-31

IL The full official result of the census Of
Cincinnati Is at length ascertained, and the city
proves to have fetal population Of l55 ISL, being
an Increase Of 4i6 in ten years the aggregate in
1850 having been lis, 435
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CONDITIONS OF THE TRKAsuRY.-The receipt
Into the Treasury last week were 81 PIG OOO drafts
Paid 600; amountsubjectto draft 81 1886 600
being an increase Of s2l5 900 over the sum on hand
the previous week.
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IL II Is gratifying to learn that Lord Elgin,
The British Minister, and Baron eros, the French
representative, are endearing to settle the existing
dimcuites with the Chinese without a resort to
force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-31

IL They are boring an artesan well at Prov
incetown- Att depth Of on. hundred and fifty
feet they find the same kind of sand and the same
kind Of shell as is now found on the surface
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hksieNArIoN AccRPrRD.-The resignation OF
Third Assistant Engineer John 8. Plumby, who
has recently returned from the steamer SUNNI ter
c cast Of Africa, has been accepted.
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The Presidents RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE
OF WALEs.-During the sojourn Of the President
at the Soldiers Home there has been considerable
repairing, renting and refurnishng at the w hite
House 1t Is said that ball is to be given In the
East Room to the Prince Of Wales, and that suit
able apartments In the Presidential Mansion are
10 be appropriated for the use Of the Prince and
for that of the chiefs of his suite
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DEATH OF NAVAL SURGEON Navy DE
partment has received official information of tb
death Of Surgeon 8. X. Addison, who died o.
the 2Sth instant, at the Naval Hospital, Chelsea
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ARMY ORDER -Brevet Lieut. Colonel w. 4
Emory, Major Of first cavalry, has been ordere
to the departments Of California and Oregon, O
tour Of inspection.
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u There were 100 deaths in New Orleans
last week, but not single case Of yellow fever.
The people are in high glee over this latter fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-31

IL Tomorrow, September Ist, is the day
fxed upon for the fancy and Nelson demonstra-
tion in st Mary's county, Md.
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NAVY BoArswAIN APPOINTED Isaac r
Cnoate, OF this city, has been appointed an actin
boatswain In the Navy,
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By G. w. BOTELER SONS, Auotiou.sr..
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl

By G. w. BOTELER 4 SONS, Auosioassr..
HogsEH0LD AND KITCHEN FyHNt-
11TuRE: PIANO, &C., AT AucrioN-On WE'D
EESpAT neat, September S, .oommencina I'd 10
Soloek We shsl eel. 81 ths resldenos Of Ma vii
hams, No. l<4 Eighth street. between d and Ia
avenue, all her hou ehold and Kiichsn Furniture.
VIZ. 81
Piano, Cover and Stool,
GUT frame Glass. Marble top Pier Table,
MAHOGANY sofa and Chsirs, Mahogany Rocker,
Walnut Etagefe.
Gnt-frsme Eng ssinss, Msntel Ornamsuts.
Hall Ole och, Stair Rods and Eyes, ,-.
Bedsteads: Wsshstands sad Drsssns Bureaus,
hair and shack Mattresses, : -
Hat Rack, Straw Mating, 81. 49,.
Cane seat Chars and Rockers,
Wlndoy Shades and Curtains.
Egtension Table Walnut Dining room Chsixs
Radiator and otaer Stoves,
Ivory handle Knives and Forks, a,-s
CrookeIy and Class Ware,
,stsd Csstors. sleons and Forks.
c9 TrS sso We. sad Utensils.
a 50 c. w. BoTELER 4 SONS. Avcta.
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III Judge Douglas is announced to be In
Frederick, Md, on Wednesday, September 5th.
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(HoLD AND SILVER sPEcrAcLRs.-Hsv-
~ lng bad much experiences IN the 49,
m An and sale Of spectsciss,
very supe!,or susity Of slsss-, VITA tSSss thai
s ~, 6ss, g e-aef thsir sishL HsvIs ssd
uuSn p-ecnce IN hitting the o. d 1icult oasss.
LEI VAR. nfed In say ing that leof ess ss 81
s,ns ss In Val tuit n. vsarer ami - the sane
v.sh 10 use them can aaord to ps.ohass. = - :
ana No s,s ) r =; h sx9ss.
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GALL SIeNs FAIL IN Dry WEATHER The
New York Herald Is positively sure that the late
elections In Southern States indicate the defeat of
the Breckinridge cause there in November next
That Journal, IL will be remembered, was al posi-
lively sure that Wise would be elected over
Hunter to the Senate Of the United States in the
last Virg Senatorial contest and that the vote
OF Virginia would be cast for Wise over Hunter
In the Charleston Convention. Onthese occasions
the signspolitical Of the times JUSTIFIED the pro-
mitigation Of such opinions on the Herald's part,
far more clearly Though not worth a pinch Of
snuff as we at the time took occasion to show)
than the Hs,aid's current signs, justify Its judg
ment in the matter on which ii now thus ventures
to give an experts opinion. 1t bases that opinion
upon the myth Of the existence Of Douglas party
at the South; which myth Is utterly baseless
Outside of handful of disappointed office seeking
poll ticians, for the most part, In every Southern
State, notorious for opposing the organization of
the Democratic party for years past and handful Of
ex-Know Nothing and former Wing leaders, who
not long since pefpetrated what they now secretly
regard az the fanz pas Of nominally identifying
themselves with the Democracy, Mr.. Douglas has
not even the shadow Of a party in any slave.
holding State, more likely to endanger the success
Of the Breckiaridge cause there, than the running
Of Breckenridge ticket In Ohio, Maine, Yer.
mont, Wisconsin, Michigan, Massachusetts,, or
New Hampshire, would be likely to endanger the
success Of the Lincoln ticket In either of these
very certain Republican-party States.
OFFICERS OF THE RIcHMoNp-The following
is list of the officers az far az ordered, Of the
United States sloop-of. war Richmond now being
fitted out at Norfolk as the flag ship Of the Medi-
terranean squadron. They are to report on the
10th Of September: Lieuts r. H. wyman, A. F
Marley, s. Livingston Breese, A. Boyd Cum
mings, F. E. Shepperd, and w. G. Dozier ;
Passed Assistant Surgeon Jno. Ward; Chief En-
sineer Jas. II. Warner; Passed Midshipmen J.
M Pritchett, Edward Terry, Byron Wilson, and
Clarke Merchant Acting Boatswain l. T. Choate;
LIST Assistant Engineers yirginiu Freeman and :.
w Moorei I'd Assistant Engineer Hoyt, jr.;
and Sd Assistant Engineer J. l.. Butler, J. p.
sPrague, VIM. Pollard, and B. 9. Herring.
ident has made the following appointments Of
Postmasters:
Joseph Dowdall, at Columbus, Ohio, I'm place
Of John Dawson declined
William 6. Boggs, at Springfield, Ohio, rear-
pointed.
Joseph c. Guild, at Tuscaloosa, Ala. I'm place
| Of VIM ID. Marrast deceased
Henry Snyder, Of Baltimore, has been appoint.
| ed special agent, In place Of IL Mcguire de-
ceased.
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0NE HUNDRED RUN SPEECH PAPER
" Just received; will be cold low for cash
BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
0n 81 corner EleN enth and Pa Az

WAsHINGToN sQuEDUcT OFFICE;
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for completing the
brick work of the high-servIce reservoir Of the
Washington Aqueduct. at the corner of High aud
Road streets, Georgetown.
Plans and organizations can DO seen ut this Office
until Thursday, the 9Th September, on which dav.
al noon, al ,9Sosals received will he opened in
pPrep0sals should be endorsed Proposals for
Capt. II: w. BENHAM u. s Engineers
Chief Engineer Washington Aqueduct
FEMALE EDUCATION.
HI Attention OF parents and guaidians is called
70 the advantages offered by the metro politan
Collegiate In :ttute" for the education Of their
daughters and wards
list. A thorough course of instruction in the VA
riOus branches of female education
I'd. The limited number Of pupils thus securing
to each the direct personal observation-disclosures Of the
81. Tn extensive and well shaded yrourda af
trataiHg. ''
4th. The unsurpassed beauty of the location,
For fur her par ;lculars call the Principals and
examine the arrangements, AGA F. street, between
6th and 18th streets al 81
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FUTURE DAYS.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
l. TuRE AT ApcTIoN.-On MONDAY, the Sd day
residence OF gentlemen declining housek eeping,
on the west side Of fourth street. b0tween and x
Ing Goods. viz:
Mahosany Sofas. Chairs and Foot Stools
do. Ma Bile top Center and Fancy Tsblss.
Do. Secretary and Whatnot,
Do. Damask covered Sofas and Easy Chairs,
Damask, Lace and other Curtains
Gilt Anne Glass China vsses,
Mahogany Sldeboard and Dressing Tables,
Cane, Wood seat Chairs and Lounrss,
Bedsteads, Bureaus and Wsrdrcbes,
Washstands, Toilet Sets, Towel Rssks
Ingram, Stair and otbe- Ca'pets
Hair, Cotton top ard Hunk Mattresses
Feather Bedss ri lows and Bolsterr
Blankets, Comforts. Sheets and CaEes
Cooking, AR tight and other Stoves
fogether with o general Assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms; All sums Of and under cas- cash over
Y25 credit OF and moLths, for approved en-
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.

EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
FrRsr e8 E22EAyS si HEFRpp PIC MIC
zouave Club, Of Washington,
ARLrxcro'Sy SPRINGS.
On TUESDAY, September 9Th, issa
The beautiful Gifts consist Of Iew-lry Of all
Thsfsn Marine Band has been en- 49,
New swings have been erccssd, the 5ail room IN
complete order and the ErSunds il good order and.
0mslbsss. win leave nh st. and the Avenue every
Tickets Tor S ssSias 6 cents.
MONDAY. THE THIRD OF SEPTEMBER.
PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL,
PARK, Serenfh Street.
The undersigned begs leave ts announce to his
the as sss m shs
SSnd s sSfftss sSS In.
a MSSeTFF N \
Aswhich the following prosrs%mo viii be
March from "The Tsne eSSsssai ,vbyR.
9TH. MITE WAVE: of German Se3s or'h'''''
The Clutch Besksr M. ssnns chou
''The Warriors Night song, by
Wrsds United Singing Club and oroheste
Quodlibet from La SOM smbula,H '1'N
ransed by Christian. .......'. Dorchester
ITO the Fethefland ny kreutzer- Liedsrtafel
Longing for the Rhine," by q egor
United Singing Clubs
After the Concert
GREAT SUMMER BALL
By Full Dorchester.
The Concert commences at O'Clock p. m.
Admission 50 cents for one gentleman and ladies'
au S-St +. CHRISTIAN, Prof of Music.
CAPITOL ASSOCIATION MOONLIGHT
~ EXCURSION,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE,
MONDAY EVENING, September Sd.
The steamer PHEyIx will leave her wharf at &
O'Clock p. n. Omuibuses will leave r.
corner Of Pa. avenue and 7th st. for EsAE{N
the boat at quarter before 4. GoodD7ei7D
cotllon music has been engaged. Tickets, admit
ting gentleman and ladies, 50 cents au % 81
m MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
Il HE Congregation ofGrace Church (Island) pro-
pose giving MOONLIGHT EX- 49,
CURSiON for the benefit of the Sht4EN
Choir connected with the Church. on
FRIDAY, Augusta
They have chartered the steamer PHrStx. which
will leave Eleventh street wharf at O'Clock p. "a !,
precisely.
Withers's Band has been engaged sOr the Doom
l sion 49,
Refreshments on the boat
Tickets 80 Gems; childron Is cents.
COMMITTEE.
&. +. Murphy, g. Jacobs,
S.B: Taylor, w. =. Yeatman
w: Roberts, r. r. Bartle
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THE UNION WILL. STAND. MATTER
L WHO'S PRESIDENT!
Consequently shall remain IN w sshipeton And
SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Gid,
ing = 81 It's branches. Old Glazing promptly At
FURNITURE IN the best st,le also, call attentiSo
10 the renting OF Roofs and Brick Walls
All 81 the s6ove will do as cheap as the cheap
est; therefore solicit the patronage of my friends
ahq IeloW ciuzsns Of the District Punotu siitS
ner. SAo IA '"0 oost mea-
., fou will please mind your stops and stop at M
rAhkEh'S Painting Establishment, Ne. S3f
% :: LOUISIANA ay, north eide, between 9Th
P:s Signs put up free ef charge, az usual.
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BY A. GREEN, Arctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF IIOUoR rsrAH-
~ LIsHMKNT AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY. the
Sd day OF September, &C 10 O'Clock q. IN shall sel
avenue, between ~ and eth streets, No. Sel, the
Whole OF has stock and fixtures, viz:
Fine Cognao Bfandlss,
Different brands of w husky
Holland Gin, '~
Port, "a adeira and other Wines
champagne, Hook Wines and Absyuthe
Nolfe's Schiedam Schrapps, Bitters and Vinsssr
Scotch WHISKY,
Imported Cigars Of oil brauds ...
Anchovles and Dutch Herrngs
Two show Windows and Stor, Fixturss
And many other articles whIcf We deem IL upnee
essary IN enumerate.
he attention Of dealers 10 particularly cslIsd IN
THIS sale, ~ bargains may be expected,
erms: Al sums under e3l cssh; over go and
exoeedirg $5o, credit Of s. dsys; over Is and
not enoeedns credit Of 50 for app Owed
NJ ga A. GREEN, Auct
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LIE U0LX fhEfA6AJlUN
UNIVERSAL coSPfDFNcE4 PATRONAGE
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGYMEN, La DIES, and GENTLE MEH,
an al pirts of the world testify to the ecacy of
PROF. O.J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen Of the Press are unanImou. in its
praise. few testimonials only can be here given;
see 81 cynf for more. aad it viii be impossible for
HWALL STREET. NEW YORK, Dee 90 1873
GeHtlem.n: our note of the 18th instant has
BY the sh a. Of hsa s
.torAtiye, an req testing certificate Of the fact
award il e YOU Ohsstfsi'y. because 1 think il
due: ny age i. about 50 years the color, OF my
On The crown Of my head to lose it. sensb ity and
sbilitie. increased with time, and ABOUT : months
.ip9s fourth was added them. by hair fsiiin9
Sa sne '0p Vi my mead ana threatening to make me
In this UNPLEASANT predrcsment wss induced to
ton gray hsif could ever be restored 70 4.
ss .S1pr.sd e st tho s@o Sss
lss only, nat not only vas the f.liinE Off arrested,
ssns6ty to the scalp and dandru ssaa 70 fsI%
on my hsaf. ys.y much to the Grst6o.tlon Of my
For this; amonE the mary ohlisstions owe to
1s :sh ss1Ss % Ss al who
yS;i,i ! %sss Co.. q. fiSiSpss
f:ni Va are :s,ent from the eisy. and
To P.ey Q i.Woop Dea1 sr =. Your our "a air
Restoratlvsn has done my hair go much good since
inovn % the public Off S:ct. GA IN. hslt shies
are great; a man or xoman ma, b nearly deprived
the hair viii return more 6sau,iia. than even
l'A'' sA,. Your Is ny experience Bslisye i II
PsYoa oss publish III. shove Il you A TX! sy
RuSl,,nlSs ~ ss1 Southern paper. ,Sp win
Noble ss q ssss
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Ss S'; q
Hsr i nc Ssf ssa s ss. .s, .n sai ns
sossd such siiss u nns
Tn medium .ss IS;
pint md rstsis for ONE dollar per bottle; the me-
'ss 's s.o se.4 T.
s sns AK so s $q.rs PET cent more Prosor
YOHR su II IS !. f Es:.
n! And sold BY al good Druggist. and Fancy Coca.
FOR SHORT TIME ONLY.-DEAPNESS
sTo ms M4aSss ,b SRIH H .Isie Of col
OF England, has arrived, and is now prepared TO
snply has new and e,trsordpary treatment by
tense :usrns Pa ticsisS GUAR ' fsr ss cure cent to
81. sasf Ss ;Is Fss e
": i! 81: . ser; ~: !: -
Il yEaY NlcK PIANO ~ BEST ORDER
tss,s e e ~ 81: G IS 81 M
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NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.


INPECT1NE, INPECT[NE.
iNPECTINE, INPECTINE.
The terrible malady known a. the FEVER AND
AGUE has smittsn hundreds of thousands of per-
sons throughout the world evory year, and has
never till now been met by successful medical
treatment that has not produced severe
MEDICINAL DISEASES,
which affect the lungs, the spleen, the liver, the
heart, or other parts of the human organism. The
INPECrINE is the natural antag onist Of oil f.
vers. and when it comes in contact with the skin,
10 absorbed by the interior organs. which resist
easily mssma and ell tendencies towards those
maladles which PROSTATE the mind and body with
fsver.
Fever and Ague result from numerous causes.
No place 10 exempt from the causes which promote
the existence Of the disease That being oncs seat
cd in the svstem induces depression Of sp,rits las
situde, languor, pains, chis. fever, and q long
train of disagreeable sensations, deprivlng the pa
tlent of all energy, and reducing him or her to
condition of
EXTREME HELPLESSNESS.
Why will any ono suffer the horrors Of debil-
itating Intermittent Fever. when by the use OF the
INVALUABLE INPEcTlNE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
the eminent medical and maj ioal qualities of which
are instantly absorbed,
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE MAY BE ANN
HILATRD IN A FEW HOURS.
SELF-CARE Is BETTER THAN PHYsIc.
NATURE Is WISER THAN ART.
EVERY DISEASE HAS A DIVINE REMEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
BETTER PREVENT THAN STRIVE TO
CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has cured thousands of both sexes of the most
dreadful FeyeFa. ead and Yedaok.
WONDERFUL EFFEC rs.
Lsmuel Bonsan. of Pittsburr, for two years use
less to himself and society," martyr to ChiIls and
Fsver-oured in less than three weeks, and I'M
proved in eight hours.
Mary X. Belkuap, Ssndusky, Ohio. after almost
losing her reason rs well ss strength By Inter
mittent Fever, with Chills, restored 10 health In
twenty hours.
J. X. Titon, of Belgrade, Maine, brought from
DEATHS door, having suffered for four years, made
we'll In Eve weeks, and improved In two hours.
Adolphe Monhro, of France, relieved IN one
hour. while travelling in the cars Of the Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. He was apparent
ly dying with Chills.
Ellen r. Benson, Of port. New York, res
cued after seven years. suffering. perfect cure.
Thousand of other cases prevented and cured
every month, and not single complaint OF the
efficiency of the
IMP e TINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
TRY 1T, PROVE IT, KNOW IT.
And make known Its wonderful powers and viz
tues, that those who suffer, or Who are threatened
with suffering, may b led to use simple, in
naxleus PREPARATION, furnished BY the field of
Nature for
MANS BLESSING
INFHCTIE1 n
Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND MEDI-
CINE DEALERS IN AMERICA.
ROE ONE DOLLAR.
Sent By mail to any part Of the United States.
REMEMBER,
Il u not tax On invsrdly, but 10 applied outvardly
. .oos to directions. which accompany each
MANUFACTURED BY
JoHN waLcox CO.,
iss MAIN STREET.
RIcHMoND, VIRGINIA.
BRANCH OFFICE.
No. - BANK OF coMhERcE suILDune,
NEW YoRx CRY
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HoNEY. y0zt 'o
: MOST DzIls4 15 5Yi e fzclE Eos rss
..... : !: s ss'c .:.e.I Il < e .:sYs !.
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By THOs. BOWLING; Georsetovn.
L. 3. WRIGHT, Salesman
% 0A0 LBS. BROWN SOAP, TALLOw,
6S,OVO AsHRs. Cow AND CALF, &C AR Acc,
It.N.IOn MONDAY next, the Sd OF Septemoer az
20 O'CLOCK a. n, i shall sell, st the factory Of the
Ire James ODonoehne, on First street, by ordor
OF the Orp. ans Court
22,tp lbs Bright and Dark Soap,
,vo Ibs. Rendered fsiow, Soda Ash,
Ashes A'an Cutting Box, Once FuIn,tuIe, &c.
Terms ofsae: $40 and urder cash; oyer Aaa n
credit OF 81 and 80 for approved endorsed notss
bearing interest.
BENZ. SMITH, Administrator w. A.
au 2S-cts Thus. BOWLING, Auct.
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SALE OF FURNITURE. &e., AT AUCTION.
- On TUESpAY, the 4 day ofs-ptsm Der. NJ 10
be;vesn ~ and 6.h Streets the iax Win sss
the hossel me foslovipg q hcles, VIZ:
Fins oss MAIDS, so TOP sidseosrd,
large French Plate Mirrors about Eve feet hish,
LGerGs Gii re,tntlqgs and other Pieturss,
hne Oak Secretar,,
1 Wsinut Extension, very hne.
Lace and other CurtaiBs,
Brussels Carp u and OIL Cloth, F..
Cook Range IN Fixtures,
Lot Of Kitchen RI Quisitss,
ate. - N INV
Terms made known on day Of sale.
~ so A. GREEN, Auct
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CURES INSURED IN DAY.
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COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS.
ne Following new Books for GLASS cal schools
just oeea olished to which the attention oj
v,rEps Aeaeid: with explanatory notes BY He,
.; Ilezs; Professor OF Latin in the State Uni
Plato's Apology and CrIfo with notes NV w q
Tyler Gravs., Professor OF Greek In Ambient Col.
Exefcises IN al parts Of French Syntax, arr.n,.d
S ~ roit.vin,e -, ntAxe Francaise," by II. r.
Sy stem of f. Aim. SSsn' ei'ef the
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SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS,
Youths and Boys Clothing for School and
Dress Wear
Parents and guardians wishing to furnish their
chiinren and wards with School ard College Out6ts
IoI tho coming season, are invited to exanIns onr
Rresent aTge and extensive assortment boys
LUTHING, where they can fit out their children
oi al sizes n Q lev moments with every descrip-
Ton OF Ready made Garments, of substantial aud
ouIsoie quaiity. az very moderate prices
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.
gu ~ VI $40 Penn ayepue