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SrApErp-Eatly on Sunday morning, resident OF
Brooklyp. PANIED Matthew Small, was found Ia
D,,,,dNa y. dangerously wounded 10 the left SIDE
TIE ,eS man stated that he had been stsooed IN
par,i,ion street, Brooklyn, by person named Daniel
Hs,s. Fifteenth Ward Officer conveyed Small 70
IL, Ne~-York Hospital where his wounds were pro-
poepsed to be very serious but not necessarily fatal
MuiraRy.-rhe Nsw.york Light Guard, under
command Of Capt. Garland, returned 20 this city on
Saturday morning, iron Newport, whittier they went
on Wednesday last, celebrate the anniversary OF
their organization. The Guard had fine time at
Newport, and were well entertained by the Newport
Artillery. The Boston Light Infantry were also
preeent, and united with their brethren in in the
festivities of the occasion.
NV APPoIsrNESTs-The following persons were
sworn into Office before the Mayor saturday john
l. Cornell appointed Inspector of the job Of regulating
and grazing 59th streot by the Street Commissioners
Matthew Patten, Tsaac ". Sitter, John w. Crnmp,
and George Leonard, Deputy Heath Wardens, respect
rv.y for the l3sh, 2is,, IOth aud I'd Wards all ap
pointed by the City inspector.
THE NEwsPAIER EXPRESS. The enterprise of Mr.
l.. N Shear in running an express IRAN nom TINS CITY
ting tue New-York morning papers at the various in-
te,redaie places Is whic1 is preemnenty in &C
cordapce with the spirit of the age The tran /,
which consists Of locomotive, tender, baggdgeca
and one passenger-car leaves Thirty second street at
81 m, and reaches Troy about u, making the run,
including stoprages, in four hours. The papers are
taken from the various newspaper pressroOms as last
as tey are delivered from the presses in three express
Wagons and hurried with all the speed OF fast horaes
mn 10 the train about three miles distant Here the
payers are thrown in leaps into tue big.sgecar sue
lie turned on the locomotive, and of 1t starts Thei
commtnce the work of putting the papers
into packages containing the numbers to be delivered
at the places along the road This requires the ener
getc industry Of several men and boys who count OF
the papers and put them up in strong wrapping paper
binding them firmly with cord While this work l
going forward speeds the train, making 40, %, AM
GO miles an hour. As place. which Is to receive
package is approached the bundle is carried throug
the rear car to the platform and thrown of In an II
slant the package is seen lying behind the tram
quarter Of a mile Off resembling the tdmg OF a car
ridge shot from gun, the wrapper burst open, an
ragged by the force of the fall upon the ground 1T
fore sunrise no one Is seen receive these packages
but Of course they do not lie long on the road Ate
sunrise numbers of people are seen at the station
awaiting the arrival of the train, who eagerly catch u
,he papers as fast they be delivered Not fen
passengers avail themselves of this train it take
them oAlbany and Troy some five hours,or aalf da
in advance OF the earliest express the road. Tn
people of the interior are they should be- decidedly
friendly TO this enterprise.
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Increase of the week compared with that If 1884,
The following IS comparative statement OF the vaine
f.cn, Of he June 81:
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ARREST OF HoRsE THIEF.-On Saturday last
rcrro by the Of Isaac CuHy was arrested by Oheer
bo on the premises Of Mr. H. C. Robertson OF ia uaici
CuAv at FIST charg. when confronted by MI
ROBERTSON he confessed his guilt and yesterday sent 10
hen,petrd for trial.
TuE LaTr DR. IsAAcs.-It is proposed 10 erect a
rntuuen over the the late Dr. Charles f. aacs IN
Che. Cemetery The me IDEAL fraternity In Newly OH and
BROOKLYN are to tai, the matter IN change.
Kings COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT CALEsDAR-June
o5-Sos Ill, llll "a 49,
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The schr Brazil, from Philadelphia for Aueu-ts. ashore
Squan Inlet lbeiore reported has been GOT Cd IN ged
dition, and towed to this city for repairs
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siI3,2a,4sa slO7,557,1oa

The following table will compare the exports OF the
aeuen nrincinal staple articles for the week:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

tcular tracts cut BY the routes will be sold as con
official plats without deductions.
The Offering of the above lands will he commenced
on the days appointed and will proceed in the order
in which they advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed bat no
sale shall be kept open Longer than ttc0 tceeks and
no private entry of any of the lands will be admitted
until after The expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my haDd. st the CITY of Washington,
this SIS day ofJanuaIy, Ammo Domlnl one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty.
By the President:
9. A. SMITH.
Commissioner of the General Land Offoe.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION, CLAIMA NTS.
Every person entitled to the right OF pre- emptiOn
to any Of the lands within the townships and parts
of townships above enumerated, Is required to es-
tabish the same to the satisfaction of the register
and receiver Of the proper land oics and make ray
ment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
commencement of the public sale Of the lands en-
bracing the tract claimed otherwise suoh claim
will be forfeited. :. SMITH,
Commissioner eff the General Land Oaioe
NOTE Under the regulations OF the department,
heretofore and now existing, no pay msnt can he
made for advertising prOclamatiOns except TO such
publishers as are specially authorized to publish BY
the Commissioner of the General Land Office,
6-law1Sw
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL-H Richards, Mi,sAR
sf% Rqmph 70: Mood, W !bB S' Niles r" n
Az Pi9k bs IN Ne; JReyPo!ds. Mass. ", WOOD.
rock, Ky; B!ahun ana lady, iI.; Mrs L Montsom
ord fsmy N9;P Gs Pafs sTsaad f's lr as Hton
Pa; Dr 4 Dsl,pain, T 4 Detto. Is; II g Ba'r1nr,
Hsrtasid. NC @srsss rex; Dr. 81 Net Mdfi n j
harrran;S YOst, Va; Lamb, Tenn; r Hunt
81 Fqb MI Collins and sd t1'h Md s Hs sDd
Mrs Mgc1og. Ii; Mrs Jones, Miss Jones, Miss
Var Col T.ySSI Whist issfoH. Gov HSrsMs Io9ss
R Johnson, r sChnser, CTsddock. Ky; Gov W A
WMsSxtfi; Pa. GSIst, sisx.r Es VA; K HT
.n s Ma Rs s! !Tsn II sin.Is Pm
gs nj afLsSi ss, ,%1si., e. e
s Hs,Ys, III; " M TSRis, NY Gov Re;nsds
SS,s.sn Xs M s,ss% Col Hs%dTsi;e% o
WsId, o;S as hhepiq n,, va HSgSsn: N.Y. King
nowllng, G Bond, Md. 0oi'oH' y"
..WILLARD>' HOTEL West, Md: Ames
RI Thaytr Mass Com PPi Tos bs sS so sG1,S5
Nh Q Begged: Va; J Yen Tsilof:, w A
dms,Syfs,ssd M; ra5Ss WA Asx s's ard q
Dayton and lazy, NY;E coms,OoE, do: Can
do; ID ken DO 70 lett do rucker. d1 nyasf (
asi. and tsds do h,iward and any, doc &C. CAP
Ios Benz fsd Ms sGy ~ s. DO: ksid
Sy:G W Gil do; Ellis. Do; N sss SSi sHa
iaA d ID do sT FS; dogss sc Nee;
IIftIsnd. GOnn; 2 Ihssver aud daughter. RI; J E
WSR Ps W Wbit IMP nv! Mass siA card NY:F
ton. do: \ StsTens. do; NJ Wildes and ladv' MAJ.
ST Dousl,s Mss, W i.ms and iadsn w: aS Il
Ma,tiD a. dsuEhteI, do; sibey, do; knbin.snn.
P.Cassnoys, do; U Sibey, MINI; Miss TFowhdgs'
Ma Cay: Wis wi niinn1ns1 Inn and "a, az
We; d GIcweSki. simpson, Cal; NJ ioRson o: 4 /
Hs'ry. Wash; 6 Fosdick, La: q Mss;nnis. do
~ NtIi0NtI. EOrEI;-E Bp,ksIt. Pa; d Rid
y E + sf F.,yI PuRgsliey J %t
ai.; o. Ger F,cs.. NO; d Wood: W MaSsen, FOL
S Ssy;. H kJ W Ted 9; Ral,Sr, NY: Hon Nc;
S Ma ~ ssn NpS: JohnsSn
.n4 y e. No RG' Eos: cray SI; Hon sni;P.
Eat.p smith NJ hSS Han ts1so B,.ts Nd
S'j' dS e. pNs 3D. Ssl SIS;. Md Ia%u.
Hcn Mo@ook. y MeGgire, q: sS. e1 hof e;
il; Hon @sippfs. WIS. Mr.; M Mich; |. Wafret
!; Harrison ard " Mits Hartieon Mo Jna Am
~. MAX n and y: Va: Greedy Ny: y R Prev:
ms. Md. l. Hutch
kIRkWOOD HOuSE.-T Jenkins, A p Aro,
No. : ';n hT,Gk, "a; q oIovp, uoN; W Kine. E
gu, 'soTy. w Bush, J WHY. Va; McCSnGa
dy, Danie w rs MAYO. J Hooper: Nd; /. JSa :
Pryts. MAJ g Boyd, f. Strong, Mex; Warnstof.
r. hue. z RaIo-y, w Sfonsr. Mo; II Bennett
pa}}Al1as, r. II, &C; r Lungdon, J A Drubais, W
=, v h,tqey and fan; DR. I.ieh, Gel Hsmiitan,
RsrPer, Ind. ouh0e' Lon
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IL On Sunday night Mr.. James E. Lines re-
sldlng in WallinpfOrd Conn WIS robbed of GIG,

u On Sunday night Mr.. James E. Lines, re-
siding In Wallingford, Conn. was robbed of Si65
In money, and watch valued at S13O The
money was In the pocket of his trousers and the
watch hung at the head of the bed. On rising in
the morning, Mr.. il. missed both. The trousers
he afterward found in the yard, thoroughly soaked
with rain, but with no money I'm them The
watch could not be found. The thief entered by
window
II The Wood delegates to the Charleston Con-
vention met in the Astor House. New York OH
Thursday; The proceedings were somewhat
prOtracted, as they continued from II until 3
o'clock. The preliminary arrangements and the
prospective policy Of the party were freely cam
vassed. Ii was resolved that the entire delegation
convene again at Charleston on Thursday next
u Mr.. Cummins, of Opelousas, La, had Il
quarrel with his wife on the 2lst instant, and
chased her to the premises of neighbor: the
neighbor sheltered the woman but barred the
ingress of the man, whereupon the latter stabbed
him, and was arrested for it.
D On Monday last hostile meeting, other
wise known as Il duel, took place at New Orleans
the parties Were Manual Blasco, and NJ De la
Bordi; small swords were added, and the combat.
ant last named was wounded
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Riot AT THE BOwERY THEATRE. NEW YORK
On Thursday evening a terrible riot occurred In
the Old BOwery Theatre, New York, between the
BOwery Boys and gang Of Dead Rabbits. II
that the proprietors of the theatre, Messrs
Allen Boniface, have refused any free list of
which for long time this gang has had the
privilege. Becoming dissatisfied at the course of
Mr. Allen, they concluded to get up row, and
they had regular fight, clearing the house from
pit to dome. boy had his head badly cut, and
a man was stabbed severely in the left arm. Sew
eral Others were more or less I'M uTed.
Another account says:
MIR. Allen, one of the managers, while OIL the
stage, was Kissed by some of the Bowery boys,
whom he had denied the privilege Of the theatre.
unless they paid TO come in. Cries Of put 'em
cut were raised by the Dead Rabbits who
were In the pit. The Bowery boys, who were in
the first tier, commenced an onslaught upon the
'pitites,' and eventually cleared out that portion
II the house. Some of those who were beaten
are said to be severely injured The police did
not make their appearance until after the SIGHT
was over. The affair created great deal Of ex-
element on the east side of the city, and the
gangs known as the Bowery BOYS and the Dead
Rabbits have not had chance to get up a rio,
since 1857, 1T is feared they will embrace the
present occasion 10 take sides in the pre- sent iii til
Guilty and serious consequences are apprehended' y
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NEW ORLEANS
I'm BH DAYS
FARE ONLY 842.6O.
49,

Orange and Alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tsnnsssee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Nenr Orleans and Jacks
TO NEW ORLEANS,
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Washington at a. m. and p. m.
Omni5nsss and Baggage Wagons leare the Office.
corner Of Sirth street and PennS ylranid
areans 10 connect rith each Train.
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IL In the New York NJ. T.. Conference, now
in session in New York city, a discussion has
sprung up on a motion to take vote upon the
Erie resolution" before proceeding TO the cleo
ton of delegates to the General Conference The
proceedings of Thursday indicate that the '' Erie
Rule, ~ which proposes a change In the Church
Discipline, excluding shareholders from commu-
Mon will not fad InsJority Of supporters in the
Conference.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
IL MRS. COX'S
TNDTgN VE(, ETS or z nErnCrTn n


1t Is well known that in the Spring people .re
more apt TO contract disease than at any other
period; and u Is ually well-known that the way
20 ward off disease is to keep the blood pure. for
AL the Ills that flesh is heir TO, arise from ImpurI-
y OF The blood, the main spring of our existence.
ltls therefore, important 10 all that the sy stem
should be thoroughly cleansed and purified, and
this be done In the most etfectual wa, by using
MRS M. COH'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DE-
COTTON, tie best remedy discovered for the cure
Of diseases of SKIN, Erysigelas, ScTofula. Rheuma
Dyspepy, Liver Complaint, and all other diseases
arising from lmpu lty of the blood. 1t has effect
the most rema. kable CURES, can ba shown by
numerous certificates from persons of the hig hest
respectabillty, and is recommended by all who
have US d ii as the most invaluable remedial agent
of the day.
H 1t is sold by all the Druggists of Baltimore
aid al the residence the proprietor.
MRS. VI. cox,
13S Fast Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name Is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
IL Price s per bottle, six bottles for SIS.
Wholesale Ae6nt. r. 9. Il. CIsstL. Druggist,
Georgetown. u. c., w no esale Agent for the Dis
trlct, and Will suppy the trade az my prices.
n tr
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MEDICINES.
nR. JOHNSTON,
u BALTIMORE

InR. JOHNSTON; ,o,.
| LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Diseopyed fks MOST Ct,fdis. Spesdy, and o'iS
| EfsetpaI Kennedy - ths World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELf.
CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w..lp.u .t,h, Bach stnet,r.. As.e.s. Eth. Es.s,s
and Bladder. In,eisnt1ry D.eharf, lnro.nss, -,
.:sa y fap,os q .%sa,
Dumns Of Sight 6iddms, Dissss 81 the Hsad Thrse.
.So.: T.rSi. R.o9dsf. .r'.inS o,n solitary R.Si.. q
der Marriage possbs md destroy ootn Body ana 'ise
Especially vhs have bseom. ihs victims Of eet.y
an sntimsy grave hOussnds Of YOunE Man Of me ms .
listening s.ns.,s ws Il. shrnd.r Of.lc9s.nes -
vshsd 10 sestssy tEs liviHg Tyre may can VIE I'LL
dsnss.
r.s, s,1 81 ps,.e afT s.asa. ss.1: s!l,.
He who place. hrm..fpndn III. Of Or. J. rshs,-
sss,y eOntds in fsDtsm.n and ssosdsD, ssy
sPon Ia, .sil as a Physe,sn
l:h hand AID. from ssltmor. .I.. s n,.:..
The eeru.r, Pal not 9. Oss.rr, name ana 1'"'''
DR. JOHNSTON,
Members Eth. Regal ce.e' 3s,. ss.s.
greater part .hoss . has hssn .P.St 20 nc
London,
isetsd Of III, moot A,tonl,hnG cures 's, .ns ..
Known; uosblsd Win ringing N th' - .sda..
sounds. Sa.Biu'n.a vita .qu.a. 6uhnr .:,.na.d .."'
Win csranE Of und, cured imms dats-
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Yssnr Men othsrs who have ,nursd ;D.r',l's. ,,
ssrtan practice ndrlGsd IA when tlohs-a tann
which nightly felt even When !,.lssp md q no, es,
renders Marriage inposb!s and dsstrcys beth mind and
TSc.. are .on. .sd ana d..t
yS. Pam. ,% III. R.sS D%n.. 81 srS Lo. Of s.e .i.s
Power PlrtaOn Of tn. Heart Dysp.P.J Nervous lrrtss-
symptoms Of Conssmp,io., kc.
MENTALLY.-Ta. f.srfr sf.eu tn. rind mses
drssd.d-Lc,s Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas D.prssss
Of Spirits Evil Ferhoding, Aversion ofsoesy ssfDisruss,
Love Of Solitude, Tmdiy etc. ssms Of The s''s pro-
NERVOUS DEBlLlfY.-fhssssnds can new Isdrs Wa,
m: s1s:. s. s1sDs a.
Appearances about the cough eonssmPpss
DISEASES Or IniPRUDENCE
when the msguidd and impru II .sssrs lode
be has mbiesd ths iced. tia, Painful dn.s, zee oh.s
happens that an al timed sense OF sham. or dread 81 deo'y
rssp.ctabiy, alone bsfrisnd him. n, fss re
Of eurme seS h. p.s"aar, t..p him trssns
month Ser month, los the smallest Zee can &c 60
CALLING srFontmsnt; BY the Of that d.sdy
Msrcury hsssn the constitutional symptoms Of this
sim Ae progressing frightfu rapidly, all dssh puus
s.rod 70 b. dr.adta .ua.sg. sy ..ndaG h 70 th.s 40
DR. IoHNsoNsRLMEpSr For SsGAsIc WEAKNESS
ar: p..dy esf red s"a ri igor r..or.d
and dseiIst.c, vbs had lest all hsp,
All imp. Marri.s, Physical Mental pi.q..u
Trembling and wsesn. Erhsssu.n .fths usst fs.rf.
''"' EN6oRsEsiENr OF the psEss
IRE MANY THOUSANDS cured Attn" in'tusdsn yitAis
Ii: last seventeen and The nsmsrous important seq
reporters Of the Pap,s and many ether psrsts notice.
ys.h as,. sBP.sd as.G and sssn e.,. d. g,se s.
billy 10 srEesnt guarantees 70 the ssetso. i.o 1y
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ID The trustees have been appointed for a
new great exhibition in London In 1861. They
are Earl Granville, the Marquis Of Chandos, the
Right Hon. Thomas Barring and G. w Dixie
Esq. OF course Prince Albert is the active head
and manager of the undertaking. and his name
Will bring together the guarantee fund and the
snews Of war. Ii is said that this will be a verv
different affair from the exhibition of 1851 and
aim at much wider and more practical results
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lNAuGURATIOS OF THE CLAY STATUE AT RICE
HOND.-Thursday, the 18th inst the anniversary
OF Henry Clay's birthday, was great day In
Richmond, II being the appointed day for the In
auguration of the beautiful marble statue which
the ladies OF Virginia had had prepared, and 10
witness which the people had assembled en- nasse.
The ceremonies were appropriate and imposing,
and were favored by bright and delightful day.
BENJAMIN Johnson Barbour, Esq. of Orange, was
the orator of the day. and for several hours held
his immense audience speli-bound.
The Dispatch says: The military parade was a
grand one-the finest we ever beheld in Rich
inond. IL we except that on the occasion OF the
reception of the remains of President Monroe, in
July, 1855, when tie full ranks and superb oear-
ing Of the Seventh Regiment contributed to the
magnitude and grandeur of the display
The unwilling of the Statue before the Immense
multitude assembled upon the Square, was a scene
OF Undesirable interest and grandeur The Statue
Is noble work Of art-a faithful likeness Of the
great man whose form and features 1t is designed
TO hand down to posterity. When the multitude
bebeld 1t, and for an instant gazed on the snow
white form, the truthful representation of the dis
tnguished son of Virginia, they lifted up their
voices and filled the air with their cheers.
The whole assemblage-one Of the largest ever
met on the Capitol grounds-exhibitedt the highes,
satisfaction and delight. Hundre DIS long remained
looking upon and admiring the Statue. The day
was one indeed honorable to all who took part in
II, and one OF which the State may be proud. TIC
Young ambition it conveyed the assurance that
great Merit and great Virtues have great ewards
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED LARGE
w assortment of Raven, Bacon & Co's-N
uErival!ei PIANO FORTES. Peraons inyS
search CT reable Instruments are request UNIV
our st 'ok is always the largest IN the District.
Several second hand Pianos for sale upon easv
terms at the Music sto. of rOA O"0'
ap2 w. G.. METZEROTT
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT TIME
rEIEsEm6G 1, q, As,

Protected by Royal L,fte-s Pat,af Of FreId.d, SD
sscxred By she Seals Of rae Ecole De Pka.rdeie Sl
Paris, and sks Imperial Coiiess Of Msdfot-s,
Tfsnnd.
No. is invaluable for exhaustion, Spernstor-
rhGa, and all ply sical disabilities.
No. completely ersd oates al traces If thass
diseases that have been hitherto treated bT the nau
seous eDd pernlcious use OF oopevIe and c1behs.
No. 3 he's entirely supp nrted the Injurious use OF
mercury, thereby lnsnTiEg 90 the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing OIL impurities, and roofing out the
venom ofdiresze.
TRIESEMhR Nos. 1. = snd 2.are prepared IN the
form of a lOzengs. devsid of taste and smell, and
be carried in the vaistooat pocket Sold IN TN
casss, and divided into separate doses, a. admins
tered y ValPeau, l.sIemand, R2ux, RIc0rd, &c.
Price IS each, four "accs for Sc which SS
and IN 81: ices, whereby there is saving of &a
TO be bad, Wholesale ard retail, of nr. BARROW,
1e4 Bleecker street, four doors below McDoush
street. New York. lmmedstelT on receiving q re
mlttsnce, DIR: BARROW will forward the Triesemsr
70 any part OF the world, securely packed, and ad-
dressed according Co the INSTRUCTIONS of the writer.
Sold ALSO BY 3. CALVERT FORD, Jr., waeh
I n. ID u. de
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JACOB REED,
MANUFACTURER OF
M l. L A RY c L q III Nc,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SECOND AND SPRUCE Srs
PHILADELPHIA.
MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. iasn-6m
NE GAS XTURES
w T. Have IN store, and are daily receiving q s
FI&TORES of entirely new Patterns and DESIGNS
AMI Finish, superior IN sly e to snything heretofore
offered IN tins mari et. We invite citizens general
" To call and examine cur stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling conf tent that We have the best
reelected stock in Washington
All Work ia the above line intrusted to our care
will be promptly attended to.
MYERS & McGHAN.
mar 5-u $40 street.
A VOYAGE DOWN THE AMOOR; with a
"A Land Jou v through Siberia, and Incid nt,I
Notices If Manchoo ia, Ks nsche,ka. .nd Japan ;
by cry Me OOuough Collins. L. :. Commercial
Agent At the AmoOr river. Prics ST. 25
,,Frisrswood Post ofio', by the author of "The
Heir Of Rsdclif,,' &c, & c.. Price 80 cents
Just recel $ ed and for sale by
ap1O BLANCHARD r. MoHUN.
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IL Tho L. g MAIL. and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Once, corner of Sixth street and Pennsy wanna
al ne, to the follow ing points:
Lrnchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Chattanooga. Huntsville. Grand Junction,
Macon. Nashville, Dalton. Columbus,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
The Steamer PAGE leaves her wharf, foot of
Seventh street, at Ga a n and g.. pm.
II Baggage Checked at the Office Through to
New Orleans.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ap lS-tr Corner Sixth at. and Pa. av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-16
MEDICINES.

u. Q. n. % II. a.
HUNNEWELL,S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from
Common Coughs TO Actual Consumption.
HUNNEWELL'S
JUSTLY Gel Z b r A T Ed
TohU ANoDxN
Tie Natural and Sure Remedy for all Ner-
vous Complaints,
ever used to that of Dslirium Cremens, and the
common chief cause of disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The To!u Anodyne, though containing not par
and may be used IN all cases wherever Opium was
used without producing anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient In q perfectly natural ate.
=, Inc universal Cough Remedy, tfreed from all
the common objection Of Cough Rem dies, which
produce nausea or prostration,D may be considered
the common enemy TO al Throat and Lung Com
paints. and used with perfect IMMUNITY. Asking
a.! TO court from proprIstOrs or friends the most
severe investigation of both Remedies and reading
OF eur pamphlets to be found with all dealers and
more pa!ticu airy to purchase only of those who
can be depended upon. we wait IN confidence the
decisions of Patients and PLY sicians.
Prices within reach of | I"
GENERAL AGENTS,
Wharf. Boston,
GEO HuNNEwELL, AS Water St, New York,
Under the special supervlslon of JOHN l.. II tN-
NEWEl. l., Chemist and Pharmaceutical Boston
Mass, whose signature covers the 90 ks of the.
genuine only, and to whom address all commum-
cations.
sou ny all respectable dealers evervw here, and
all the Druggists in Washington and Georgetown.
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