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mn Racks Good Samaritan

ma Rocks Good Samaritan.
TINS preparation has not been before the nblic
quite osE YVAR. and 1t has cared over 800 of
RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA. PAINS AND
STIFFNESS OF JOINTS.
can be seen Any time during the day at BIN
FORD'S Hat 9TOR No. SO Main street
Sc G-lwr WASHINGTON l.. ROCK, Pro'r.'
al,
~ Superior LiGuors, Wines and tia vana
CifTARS-AIso, in bottles, the purest Old b KAN
DIES, WHISkEYS. Holland GIN, and JaI uaic
RUM, for family and medicinal use-ali Of which
we offer at reasonable prIoes, whole and retail
MCKEEVER & BROKEN,
Wine, Liquor, and HI vana Cigar Stor 9,
No.4 Exchtnse Hotel Build ng,
Pearl treet.
MA German AnZeiger COPY. Sc '25-3t
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afeCIAL NOTICES

- Fine CoIored PhotsgrsPhs.-perso sons
wishing fine COLOREU PHOTOS RAPHa, viii do
Main street. before ordering elsewhere, where
they can OBJ am the finest Coforsd PhotOgr Apis ut
a much less proc than elsewhere IN the Git
All Photographs cf LADIES' m.de at this Gallery
are tinted. SMl h y IN EH NN,
No IT Main St, formerly Whitehurst's Gallery.
se 27-2LH
ma &urtis n Sale OF n Three story Toba CO
gATVTORY ATTHE CORNER or FPiAFKtitN
AND 2iTH STREETS. THIS Day We invite
toe particular attention of Tobacco. lnists and
others to tina sale of the three story rQBHECO
FACTORY.. sItuated ut the corner @ Franklin
and attn sire cts t. be sold at auction, THIS AZ
TERNO0N, at Al O'Clock.
So 27--lt JAS NJ, TAYLOR& SON, ATct'rs.
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TAILORING, &c.

VESTS of every variety at correspoHdius Tatss
as above. Also, GOODS of medium qualities, J"
business suits. very low,
u X. Ii respectfully asks the public genets
To give him 4 cal, as he feels confident N gFas
entire satsfactlou. MAKING and lRtNAirV
Will be faithfully cut and made. ss &-5
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EDUCATIONAL.
For other "FdpcGtiOH0E" Not,ces. see 4M Page.
nHuRCH HILL FEMALE SEMINARY

CHURCH HILL FEMALE SEMINARY.
~ Having leased for term OF years of GT
Oliver, the commodlous and handsomely located
buildings recently erected on Marshall and goth
streets, the Principal would respectfully call the
attention of parents and guardians to this School
the exercises of which will commence on MON
DAY the lat day of October. Communication
may be h 4d with the Principal at the Seminary,
during the present week. tom whom al particulars
with reference to the School may he obtained.
MRs. NJ. s. CROCKETT,
"a 27--3t* PRINCIPAL.
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WANT g .-I visa to rent q email, NEAT
w HOUSE, IN n resp ,ctsb.e neighborhood, for
a small family. with no Children. One convenient
10 the Post Office greatly preflgred Address,
VINCENT FOSTER,
sc 26 ST. Richmond. Va.
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=, -. -. - $780, Aver winch,
PAS DEi DEUx from the tIlsd of Esn.roid,,
MILE Caroline Thel eur and Mons vs. a. asoal
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IEED WHEAT have PRIME article of
- SEED WHEAT. of the Woodhn variety, for
sale. sample is left at J as. T. kEpD's offee, IN
Goddin's Halt, and AZ MIR. RATCLIFFE's HSrdware
store, Bread street, where orders may be LETT
Price, 81 10 per Ousnel
ACHILLES D. JOHNSON,
Sc 2-3tF TN the Brooke Turnpike
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WANTED-Bv ober, Industrious man, of 10
w years experenr "a, a situation rs MANAGER
on farm for 1861. 9est of references gwen. Ad-
dress w H. p" Richmond Post Office
Sc 9-eOd6t+
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a. BEERS Il POINDEXTER srsfs'
- receIvIng their stock OF + ALI W ~
NH TEX GOODS, r portion of whic4 were ~
VIZ leoted Ia London and Paris, by Mr. era
--@se- son, of the Il ouseoI J. b. FergGson bio.ae
Co, and MIR. Paine. of Kent, PalEe Co.
call is RESPECTFULLY invited ,.o
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wANTH.

WANDA h<st-tate SASH auf BLIND
w MAKER. To la an me vii nit, steady
employ iUe mt nBd food wage n will I've gi'yen
GIBSON Il hopkins ,SuiIders
Mafh ut. Between Sta and Sta, Richmond.
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NOVICE. --StraTed from my house, on Grace
~ street. between Monroe and Henry streets,
two HOGS-one SOW. large with pig; both white
with black spots on them. The finder will be llbe-
rail-, rewarded by letting know where can
md them WM. READY,
Sc 26-3t No. go, Main st.
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WANTED-Two BOYS, of steady and indus
w trious hebIts-t ne to learn the WHEEL
WRIGHTlNG. and one to learn the BLACK
SMITHING business Apply to me lmmed lately.
at the he OF the BE- SIN, near the Packet Land
ing. Lse 26-2tF DANIEL 3. CORKIE.
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, STRAYED OR ST0LtN-Fron

=.sz-%S, our office Saturday piYht last, a smsl
~ Scotch TERRIER PUPPY, bi.ck todr
and elbow LEGS. cropped ears and bob tail, an at
three months old, and not pretty. He hafss hercey
when pe;ted. Had on Il collar with thu name Of
= ID K. Wslsiser,' Rict uend, Va. A isrsl re-
ward will he paid for his delivery IL us
Sc rs is PULLIAM 4 co, Odd Fellow Hall
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DROWN, OLIVE, RLAj II A-as bLUx.
ID CLOTH C0ATS.-SeIected fabrics, selected
STYLES. and made by ore of the best manutactur
ers in the country. w. s. TUPMAN, Ag't,
1879 Nam street,
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be received
L at the ofice of the Engineer Of the City, untIl
IL O'Clock Nj. Nn SATURDAY next, the 10Th inst
for bu Hiding liable IN tine rear of Engine House
b, oa 81 street Cor further information, apply to
n. GILL, City Engineer.
Ry order of the Committee. Sc % I'd
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w A n r T. D-A first rate coored HOUSE
w SERVANT, WASHER and IRONER; one
that can come well recommended as 70 honesty
and capabillty. JACOB A LEVY,
Sc Its Is Main street.
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rADETAND STEEL EiiXED sUITS.-
- Good for strong, good Tor appearance. and
good for economy. ". :. TUPNAn. Ag't,
10 II ain StrnRt
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TOILET COLOGNES, HAN DhE a CHIkF
J. Extracts Bay Rum, Toilet V,inegar " ashlnr
Soaps; Hair, Tooth, Nail and Clo h b. PUSHES Vel
vet Whsps, for busting velvet an d other dalcate
fabrics and many other lndispep able toilet arti
Giles, fer sale by P. JOINS ron Il BRO
DTuFpixts
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THOSE EAGLn. EiGAkS.-25 900 extra ga
L gle Principe Cigars; % 100 d o LaCruz pr,ncIna
Cigars; is 900 Justa SAM Pr noire Cigars Ali
genuine imported and reliable cigars lust re-
eeived. for sale by LoUlS J. BOSSIEIIX
* No. SJ M ain street
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iJTANTFD-TO PURCHASE handsome
w COTTAGE RESIDENCE. containing FIVE or
seven rooms. In healthy and desirable portion Of
the city. within fifteen IN inutes' walk of the CEN
tral business part Of the ame, with ample grounds
for children either on Church or Shocsoe Hills,
the latter preferred OF. a suitable building lot
Apply between A. NJ. and f. NJ, to
JAMES =. GOODIN.
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~ FOR SALE-Four No. MULES,
afssv,~ss belonging to a turnpike company cess
49, ing operations for the winter. They will
b and on eE1St Of s T nSs af
foe of :. NJ CGRUDEk'S SONS. &c 27-5t
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M. German Anzeger copy Sc NJ
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IIANTED-A house, wish to rent or lease
w a HOUSE, for one three or five years, for a
small family. with no children, convenient to the
Banks or Post Office. Address 2. o. box No 10.
stating location, price, servants accummods atoms.
IS-ts
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oCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA

.istsnt Quarterm.ster st Fort Lssven vorth, K. r.
during the years 1850 and 1861, on the following
1. From Forts Lesvenvorth and Riley, in the
Territory Of Kansas, and from the town Of Kansas
Iltory Of New Mexico: or any other depot that may
be designated In that Territory, and to any point on
2 From Fort Union. or suoh other depot as may
be designated In the Territory Of New Mexico, 10
the posts or depots that are o. may be established
Forts Bliss aud Fillmore.
b. The rssht to BE- each year not
lions 1000, oo0l pounds. NV '''''
700 miles for which the transportation Viii be Der
formed J On h esca reats IN each month Of the year
Bidders will give their names in fiji AZ we'll AZ
their aces OF residence, and be prepared to enter
into contracts and to execute bonds with good
not to exceed sise go on ea"h route, as soon CON
Contraotors will be required to be in readiness
for service by the LIST day OF May succeeding their
s y the
and. g Transportation may be demanded At any
hs Sr q Ss e
places Of business or AGENCIES ct IN the vicinity
Of Fort ksaven.oIth and e Fort Union or other
depot IN New Merge, at which they may be com
Fash proposal Viii Be accompanied BY the names
s. s at Fert Lssveu"o ri or
be forfeited be sttestsd to hls entire sstisfso
Proposals. will be endorsed a. follows: "Propo
ga fSr Tran.Portston,' and none VII be enter
gSs set birth IN In: dSS%s aa al INC
INC nSht u reserved of rejecting al the bids that
25nisrERnAsrrHG ENsnAL's OFFICE.
eh Washing ton city. Feb. 10, 1851.
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a TRIAL CONDUCTED IN THE ABSENCE OF THE
CRIMINAL.-The right of an accused pc son t. be
present at his trial and confront witnesses is a
personal right only, and is understood to be
waived when the prisoner voluntarily absents
himself, as did Jas. A. McConkle, the defaultinc
cashier Of the Peoples Bank of Richmond, Ind >,
who was arraigned at Centreville, and the jury
empannelled, Tuesday last, and the Court ad
lourned until the next morning. The morning
came, but no prsOner-he had run away Judge
Perkins, of the Supreme bench, ordered the trial
TO 90 on in bis absence. His counsel objected
and gave up the case. The Court appointed coun-
sci and the trial proceeded. After the trial had
progressed somewhat the prisoner was caught
brought back, heard the conclusion of his ui al,
was convicted and sentenced to the Pententiary
for four years
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS-

WILLARDS' HOTEL.-T Wilkerson, sc: NJ
s.spmsn, Pssn Sostn s ssd sGg
MN A.Nn Burton /, Do; Cs!teI dc; Hons Cn,nei,
s!oss c sGP.
Ss sS:s AZ sp 1. Ass%i a.ss;
gardner, Mass; Mrs Eoyes, do; Mr Donaldson n,
Mss df Ds Ra lAand der Mis-. vi
G NJ Miss Ms iIao &C. dS Mssas
NY; MIss Wallace, Scotland; Z Dale and LADY LADY,
Ss Coz cooR ss ao M.ss cS SS
de sRsos az;
sas Msss Fl @i' aS;'! g.; HS9
GMs sf nj: nu so k fss Hh NG
GsT Roa Fl s HSnR WNsYir
va sfcS oI a0fEt-J Bacon, P@,W Rprel
Sm .ns:, NY; cWsbsT, Mi:s K i weber. Tenn;
TIT TRSS,ss SY;J Seiiin:' Ss;M Msr S%us
maker, Ma; W Perry A Ande1so 1"c Tex; Wsf-
NE HnN. T "a Tenn; Lew; and family
t FMii isss. and f Ss;;. Va McC9vs " MeppS
A A5Ss; p; W l. Moco'ke;i, N.Y. Hsrbfau:s,
Brooke, Ne SON, Md: cbPs s%dIston Ut
Dopsl,y, Pa; A 6 Meel, c Hall. Md; Mrs Dor
.Ies, n Burns II. and lrdy, Ga; w Stokes. Pa
+ H Crosby and LADY,; samson and ia Nv, Nc ;
n Samson, Pa; E West, + Johnson. X NJ Nc
WoIthing ton. Md; H Barlow. Va; G W Gamase
Md; w WY, La; Johnson, NY; Hop
KiIbOurne, Mass; Maealester. Pa; J Davis, va;
Pa,rage, Crdunet, NY; Hon J Graham, Hon
MoCluIY, NJ NJ Bell. NY: d Orem, T Jenkins,
Md; SiOdey, b Buxton, DC; p Goss and lady
Miss GOss, Va.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE, l. Alexander, Ny:R
Warner. Mass; NV Plnder and son. NY; w r
Drew, en-; L Barber, Ark: A Putnam and daush,
ter, Tenn; h Cross, Va; Barnett, NJ; Muir
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SENATOR'S.

Anthony, n. b.. wnlsrds' Hossl
essss s.Tir = i; In az * ' Z:
BislsI. w%., Ss i'm g. Issvssn nd
ssss - =: & 80 :; =; "a 4.
Sssndls1. zsSS, IS s 1 ns. Gs sSfn:s :.S
SSii:If; b,aift, y s:Sisi,eP House
j Tsos " 3: II s 10th and 18th SITS
GrittendeG, John J.: Nations Hotel
ss s 8 sss Rs. and sss.
sfEss si S -
s sssSep S w. E, Mts Chip%sa. s &c
Fitzpatrick, Benjamin, Browns Hotel
EO oot. Solomon, MKs 'GIG,P%eHn,;: $50 est
sfsss. Jane: SrassSss. aI q. cor and ssA st.
Ss .is, lynn y Ssi'1.s ' Sas: 18th
Hammond: jas. Il. = GOT p y = Madison Place
Hsun, 4; p Browns Hotel
Iverson. A., Miss Queens. 90 9Th 81. bet and r
Johnson, 4. w, OF Ark. SIS Z g. bet sth and 10Th
King, Preston, SchrivensT'., Is A st. Capitol Hin
Ms nlit yosss 8. H. F Nston. h sSs.l
M M.so1: Jas; q g, bet lIth and 18th
PP eiT James A Mrs. Irvins's, q q"
Powell, l.. W., 2SS G st, bet 18th and 18th
Rice, H. NJ. Min Row, st, Be. n Az and Ist ct
Saulsbury, w, Mrs. lrving's, % AZ Of
Sebastian, WIN. r., DIR. Dunn's, as H Ut
Seward, VIM. H., $50 ct, bet 18th and Ath
Simmons. Jas: WiilaIds' Hotel
SlIdell, John, 5l2 H st, bet 18th and 16H q $3.50
Sumner, c. Mrs Cammsck's, ll2 r, bet 18th 4 18th
Ten Eyck, J. G., Mr. Ne BlaiI, ls2 ! q s11 raw
Toombs. RObt., 24s st, bet 18th apd 18th
TEunb1Ii, Lyman. 81 18Th St: bet and e,s . ,,s
Wilson, Henry, Mr. Joys, cor sth and Pa sv
Wigfall, l.. r., Browns Hotel
WilkInson, NJ: > Mr.. Solomon's, $6s 6th u
Yulee, David L.. s62 at, bet 18th and 18th
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$780,. Yt>,as =, Wular1S Bes&
fSSsos, -, Eysffs = fssnsyiySaesv
te0vons, fhsdde1s, SIS st n, Capitol Hi
Stsvoaa, fs1so l., Prfvsss, SO 1sthd
eesvenson, John W., Private, IS %
stewart, James A., National Hotsa
Stewart, VIM, Is Louisiana sv
Seokes, WIN. B., Browns hcts,
Stout, lAnsina, United States Hotel
fsSpan, Mason W., National Hotel
TAylor, NJ, Private, west side 2ist 81. oet sno
Thayer, Eli, willards, Hotel
TSS sssmss.. TSO Thor. G., H}..t''' ss Pa"
Tompkins, Cydpor B., Washington HOUSE
Train, Charles R., Willards' Hotel
Tnmole, Carey Al WIllsrds Hotsi
xalandlg ham, Glenn. j., SO r e
Vance, Zebuon B., Mrs. HaIrisons 2, Mra
yy..dEsyer, Wm, Private, 10 Mss'HsS a.s !"
ys1rss, join p, WiI Ia; HOE Hossi ~
Wade, Edvard, SIS st
Wsidron, Henry, Washington Hose
Washburn, c. c., Clarendon House, sth st 4 Pa sv
Washburne, Elihu B., <ss 9Th st
Washburp, jr., IsIeel, private, Franklin NOV, u
Webster, Edwin H Mrs. HsIr.?n's, 81 laN
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, ~ Missouri av
Whitley, VIM. g., 5l2 lth 81
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, wm., Avenue House
Winslow, Warren, S6 g st
Wood, John, 500 llth st
Woodruff, John, Wlllards' Hotel
Woodson, Samuel H, Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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The CHARLESTON CONFERENCE.-The Charles
ton Mercury defends the hotel keepers Of that CITY
against the charges of extortion brought against
them, and says:
Beyond the five or six thousand guests which
our hotels can accommodate, we antici pate but
narrow provision will be made. To some small
extent few restaurants, etc, will arrange their
business for the occasion. We regard that num-
Der as ample for the Convention, and hope that it
Will not be exceeded. We look upon the cries
OF ten and twenty thousand strangers attendant
upon the Convention, as insanely extravagant If
the outside mob can be curtailed, and the retain
Ing host be but trhing. the old stagers at such
Conventions will confess that the Charleston Con-
ventlon was the most comfortable and most quiet
Of all these quadrennial assemblies The only dis
comfort attending the Convention of next month
will he the presence Of outsiders and black guards
for whom no accommodations, except an increased
police will be made
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NEDIOINES.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT no ALI
III ,yn,,xvrnMFRS; GqTS .coc.,.,

It is we'll known that in the Spring people are
more apt TO contract disease than al anv other
period; and il 10 equally vell-known hat tbs way
to yard of disease is to keep the blood pure for
all tbs Ills that flesh il heir to, arise from impuri-
y Of the blood the main sPrlng Of our existence.
should be thoroughly cleansed and pnri6sds And
this can be done in the most effsctus way by using
MRS M. COX'S INDIAN Va p
COCTIONt the best remedy discovered for the cure
Of diseases OF sym. ErysiRelas, ScIofnla, Rheuma-
tlsm, Nervous Debility, Fevers of different kinds
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint. and all other d. seases
aTlslng from lmPurlty of the blood. II has effected
the most remarkable cures, as can BE- shown by
numerous certihcates from persons of the mig hest
responsibility, and is recommended by ali who
of the day. "eoA'
Urlt is sold by all the Druggists of Baltimore.
and at the residence of the proprietor.
MRS. M. cox,
15S East Baltimore street
between Eden street and Central avenue
None genuine unless her name ia blown on tine
bottle and her seal on the cork. " WV
III Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for SIS.
Wholesale Agent. r. 8. T.. CIssIL, Druggist,
Georgetown, d. c., Wholesale Agent for the bis
trlot, and will suppJ the trade at my prices.
mar n tr
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THE EVENING STAR.


Won did begin. You can't deny
Won Ei ssei me FIRST. Don't you remember
How splenddly the moon rode high
And fu.i, that evening IN September
We two were sitting quite alone,
Your head upon my shoulder resting;
The LAYING moonlight round US shone,
You Fouted out your lips suggesting
That should bend my head to see
If you were earnest or but joking;
Ny lips touched yours. You must agree,
That crime was of your own ProVoAins'
If you were vexed, why did you stay,
Your head upon my breast reclining
Or not tell me to take away
The arm that was you waist conhnlng:
Twas long ago, and yet It seems
Rut Yesterday, rs now recalling
nnr fresh young love. our happy dreams,
The autumn leaves around W. falling.
We little thought how IL would end.
That love our future life was guiding
To where we are, this little friend
To our protection thus confding.
IL can't be helped. We must receive
The charge, lille trustfully believing
That love. in his young life, will leave
No greater cause than ours for grieving.
IL must be so. The breast from which
The little fellow strength is gaining
Contains heart in love so rich,
!. fearless, trust him to your training.
NeU York Saturday Press.
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FIGHT AT AN ExEcUTIoN.-On Friday, the 10th
instant, James Aiken was hung for murder al
Kingston, Ala. While the body was vet sus-
pended dissraceful and desperate melee took
persons who had come to witness the hanging
These fights were quite serious in their character
Three brothers by the name Of Thacker assaulted
and severely, perhaps MORALLY wounded man
that village. He was stabbed with knife sew
eral times In the hip and the shoulder, and his
life is desPaired Of by his attending physician
The man who did the cutting has been arrested
After this fracas two or three others occurred
which, however, were not Of 50 serious a nature
Another innocent party, unfortunately in attempt.
ing to restore peace, was stabbed with knife
though not dangerously 1t is said these Difficult.
ties did not grow out Of anything connected with
the hanging Of Aiken; but it was doubtless thought
a fitting time for the settlement of old feuds
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FUN ALL DISEASES VI iMfkODENCE
LET NO FALSE DEL ICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ws.hnsss Of the Back ssresurs. Af.esns .f,hs Kidney
and Bladder, involuntary Discharges, lmPotsney, Gsns
.:sa y s.. q Z:
Dmnsss Of Sight Giddnss, Dsss Of the Head Thrsal
Youh,hoss Dreadful and Destructive Pr.stes' which
der Marriage impossible and destroy botn Body and Mind
Especially vhs have become the victims Of Solitary Vice.
anmsy grave thousands Of Young Men Of he
altsd talsnts and brilliant who might Othsrvs have
vAisd sssasy The living Tyre, may call With fall ssa1-
MARRIED PERSONA, Or Young Men contemplating Mar
d:e:m S:. a..: 81 cured ''s'n'' debility
He Who places himself under ths Of Dr. J. may rsg
s..y eonhd. hi. honor gentleman and ssoidsny ry
OFFICE No SOUTH FREDEAICKsrREEf,
d." ai sTs 6, 70 .os
must b paid and contain astamp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Members sfhs Collers ofSurF ksndsn
from ons Of III. most eminent in the United etiss
,"a %: .Ss
sctsd Of the astonishing that
w n .as
sounds. bashfunss with frequent blu'hing attended
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young Men and others Who have injured msslvss
certain practice INDUCED when alonsa habit entity
:p
renders marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and
Those the sad and mslanehoy Effects produced
BY early habts Of youth ,is Weakness OF Back and
Power Papitson Of Heart Dyspspsy Nervous
Dsrang off Dig General De by,
'y mEST. Of fGSn'r SUM-. &C.
b dreadsd-Lo. Of Memory Confusion Ideas Dsprsssiss
Of Spirits Evil Forbodngs Aversion Society
ducsd
NERVOUS DEBlLTY.-fhsus.ndse can new Iudrs what
coming weak pale nervou, and wing r.IsI
appearance about the cough symptoms Of
DISEASES OF lMPRUDENCE.
when ths misguded and mprudsnt pleasure
he has mhbsd hs seeds Of thi, painful disease often
happens that timsd
I:p.ctabily can aon: b.fri.nd him H. fs, into ths
hands OF ignorant and designing presndsrs who,
Of curing, fitch his p.cuniary subsane. keep trsins
month after month, long the smallest fee
tanned and despair leave him with ruined health Sigh
his CALLING disappointment; BY the Of that
poison, Mercury hassn the constitutional symptoms Of this
terrible dsass such Of the Heart Throat Nose
st &C. progressing With frghul raPdiy, till death puts
Uncovered country from whose bourne traveller
DR.. JOHNSONsREelEDYF For ORGANIC WEAKNESS
AND IMPOTENCY.
By this and the
eddy cured and full ,igor restored Thousands
and dsbiltatsd vhs had lest all hsps
All rmp.dlm.n to Marriage. Physical or Mental Di.qu.
feutions Loss Of Procrsar Nervous lrrita bility
Trembling and Wsahns"' 4, lsssusn sfths NEST fs,Tfs
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PREss
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured stthi' institution viibi,
the last yssrs and The important Surg
cal operation. performed BY DIR Johnson witnessed BY h'
reporters CT the papers and many other persons. notices
:d.. h.. .as a. ssntsmsn 81 Character and r..pcn.i
bry, 10 sufficient guarantee to the afflicted Jan aSy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-30

AMERICANS IN PAlfs-Ax InAfI oneAxrsf-
Paris, March San usual excitement attended
an American marriage, TO day, ut the Church Of
St. Roch, on account Of the religious scruples Of
the org anist Of the church. The eldest daughter
of Mr. Corbyp, Of Virginia, was married In that
church 10 the Marquis Of Montnort, lthe second
daughter married the Viscount de Dampierre, }
and the Corbyn family being Protestants, the Or
ganist, probably at the instigadon Of the clergy
Of the church, refused to play. AZ. de Montmort
then had recourse to M Amedeo, celebrated
Italian organst composer, and engaged him to
play for the marriage. The other artists Of the
church thereupon organized an opposition, and |
have not learned how the affair was finally ad-
justed. M. Amedeo il himself the point OF
getting married. and his marriage depends on the
obtaining Of place organist In one of the large
churches Of the city. The opposition organized
against him, 1t Is feared, may ruin the prospects
he had before him, and this act Of religious intol
erance is calculated to produce much excitement
One Of the Misses Hutton, Of New York, 1.-THE
blonde, } is soon to marry French title.
Mr.. Clark, Of Maine, has been appointed by Mr.
Faulkner, Second Secretary Of Legation at Paris
pro tenn. in place Of Mr.. Wilbor recalled