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CENTRE MARKEr-The market place this morn
ing presented very fair supply Of provisions in
the various departments. The dealers from the
country In the products of their farms and gar
dens evinced great proficiency In the culture of
licensed dealers added their share OF provisions
brought from distant States. The supply was
ample, and the quality excellent; the demand not
Good order prevailed during the hours Of ale
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at Odd Fellows Hall takes place this evening
The only objection that we have heard to these
evidently liberal and perfectly fair exhibitions is
that they are too great Observation-Disclosures
costly Jewelry and plate without respect to rank
or color. But to say nothing about the prizes in
any way, 1t is worth double the price of admission
to see the beautiful exhibition and hear the .x
Vibrating music, even if person has enjoyed
both dozen times before
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ALMOST AN Accommodations one O'Clock yes
terday afternoon two coach horses came rusbinp
down Fourteenth street, near the corner of g. with
nothing attached to them but the tong of Carl
age, which dangled up and Down In such a man.
ner as to terrify the poor animals and keen their
speed up TO the highest. As they passed the cor
ner Of Fourteenth and streets, Mr. James r
Harkness, letter carrier, was driving along In a
rockaway, with his own and another child six
and seven years old, In with him. when the horses
dashed up against the rockaway so forcibly az To
upset IL and break of one OF the rear wheels Mr.
ID ana the two children were thrown violently
cut upon the ground, but fortunately sustained no
serious damage, though the escape was a narrow
one
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AT TIE regular monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association of Alexandria, held
June 49, 1860, the following resolutions were unan-
imously adopted
Resolred, That our thanks are due, and are
hereby cordially rendered, to the ladies who kindly
rendered so faithful and efficient service in pre-
pairing lot, and attending upon, the festival re-
Gently held by the Association
Resolved also, That we return our grateful ac
acknowledgements to the friends from whom we
received donations upon that occasion.
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DEATH OF THOMAS MorLEY-Mr Thomas Mot
ley, well and favorably known to many Of our
citizens, died at the Infrmary yesterday, in the
10Th year Of his age. He was born in Bristol
England, and belonged to the Society of Friends
he was civil engineer, and had given much
attention to bridge-building. Gen Sir Charles
Passey, late Inspector Of Railways in England.
pronounced the bridge he built at Bath, over the
river Avon, the strongest in the world The cast.
iron plates on our principal street corners, giving
the names Of the streets, are Of his invention He
nad published plan for a new bridge across the
Potemac, Just before his death. His heart was
fgIl OF Kindness for the whole human family and
all who knew him respected him for his manly
independence, his stern integrity, and incorrupt
ioie virtue: His funeral took place from the
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A CAMP MEETING will be held by the Loudoun
Circuit NJ. e. Church, Baltimore Conference. on
the old camp ground belonging to Mrs. Seaton,
Loudoun county, Va, commencing August 10th
The surrounding charges In said church are
tents will be allowed on the ground, nor will any
liquors or articles Of food be allowed to be sold
on any Of the lands contiguous to the camp
ground, as the camp meeting committee have the
control Of the surrounding lands.
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ATTENTION. LADIESI

IL LETTERS MUST IN ALL CASTS BIZ PRKPAID.
July IA WM.-JONES, p. M.
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Editor Star: noticed an article In yesterdays
Star on Sunday Concerts, in which there seems
to be something Of my style and even some of the
&c fsame words. ! have not the least doubt of
the gentleman being more competent than I, but
nave not been in any way concerned in this
Sunday affair. hope, sir, that you will be so
very kind as to apprise your readers of this fact
In using the term Aminidab Sleek, we only allu-
ded to persons that are disposed to run down sci
lection, stumbling block to the progress Of
Young America. We had no idea Of banishing
poor old Aminidab, for the purpose of raising
the ID on Sunday. Respectfully yours,
THoMoN, OR ADMIRKR OF Music.
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liza son Of Andrew Tetrick in Marion county,
Va, was killed by lightning on the 21st ult. He
was sitting on porch during storm, with his
fasher and mother and had just risen from his seat
when the bolt struck him on the head, and set
BIS hair on IRE; all of them feeling the force of
this tremendous shock, more or less. His mother
ran to bis rescue, and put out the fe in his hair
III literally tore the cap his head i'm pieces then
his boots Were bursted, and the bottoms thrown
on Where he stood the fluid broke down the
end Of plank in the floor.
pTThe Columbus (Ga.) Times publishes a
letter frcm Senator Iyerson in which be says: alt
IS now stnctly ascertained that If the whole
Convention assemblies at Baltimore platform of
principles satisfactory to the seeding States will
De-adoPted by the majority Of the Convention
upon which all sound men, Nerth and South can
cordially unite''
IL German girl, II years Of age, was killed
by lightning on Saturday, in Chicago The light
ming struck the back Of her head passed down
her back, set fire TO her clothes melted her metal
Ne hoops, and made hole in the ground three
feet deep.
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MEDICINES.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.

NJ PURIFY THE BLOOD.
1N0T A Few of the worst disorders that aftiot
mankind arise from the corruption that aocumu-
stes in the blood. OF al the dscoyeries that have
.Sss e
POUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. IL
clea0ees and renovates the blood insfils the vigor
fheath into the system and purges out the humors
which make disease. IL stimulates the healthy
functions of the body and expes the disorders that
grow and rsnkie IN the blood. Its extraordinary
virtues are not yet widely known. but when they
employ In the great variety of affecting diseases
that REG uIre an Alternative remedy. such remedy,
that could be relied on, has long been sought for,
and now, for the first time, the public have one on
which they Dan depend. Our space here does not
admlt certificates TO show it's effects. But the trla
virtues surprising ANYTHING they have ever taksl
Sufferers from Sorofuls. Sorofaloas Swellings and
Sores trJ IL and the rspdty with which 10 cures
Skin Diseases, PtnpIeS, PnStEisS, BiOfchsS, ErEP
tons, fc are soon cleaned out of the stem 10y IL.
ST. g4nthony's Fire. Nose ErySipslds, letter or
Sah RheHn, Scod Head, RiHsscorng. &c, should
not os 51Jn 2, whi.s they can be SO speedily cured
Sgphtlis OF Venerial Disease is expelled from the
system by the prolonged use of this SARSAPA-
RILLA, and the patient left healthy as if he had
never had the disease.
Female Diseases are caused by Scrofula in the
6lood, and are generally soon cured b. this EX-
bottle or 6 bottles for IS.
For all purposes of family ply sic, take AYERS
CATHARTlC PILLS, which are every where
known TO be the best purgative that is offered to
the American people. Price IS cents per box, or
boxes for 81.
Prepared BY DIR. ]; C. AVER & CO, Lowell
Mass and sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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MASSACRE OF MIssIoNARIEs.-The Buenos
Ayres correspondent Of the New York Times
gives an account of another massacre Of missiona-
ries I'm Patagonia IL took place upon an island
near the coast, TO which the Patagonia Missionary
)ciety bad sent agents, in the hope of cfvilziny
and outstanding the people. Not long since
the Captain Of the mission ship, with the Cafe
chist and six Of the crew, while In shore, were
set upon by the natives, some two hundred in
number, and were beaten to death with clubs A
British ship -of-war had been ordered from Buenos
Ayres to Patagonia to inquire into the facts of the
lamentable affair
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ID Capt. Burr, of the oyster sloop E. A John
son. In letter to his wife just before starting on
his Inflated trip to Virginia, says Of the man who
was soon to be his murderer: "This man VIM.
johnson, who lives in New York is a smart fell
low. He went at the mast and scraped il while
we were at keyport, without telling, while 4 was
ashore. He is good hand can turn his hand to
almost anything. He is shipcarpenter, he says,
and has got quite set of tools He understands
all about a boat, only is not a very good helms
mal to steer the slOop nice when beating to wind
ward; be understands steering well enough other
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HUNNEWELL'S
JU TLY CE L TED
TohU ANoDxN
The Natural and Sure Remedy for all Ner-
vons Complaints,
From Neuralgia through all cases where OPIUM
ever used to that of Dallrium Tremens, and the
common chief cause of Disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Tolu AnOdyne, though containing not par
tIole of OPIUM produces alt the requirements OF,
and may be used In all cases wherever Opium was
used without producing anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient III a perfectly natural safe.
. The Universal Cough Remedy, lfreed from al
the common objection of cough Rems dies, which
produce nausea or prOstration,l may be considered
the common enemy to all Throat and Lung Com
paints. aud used with perfect impunity. Asking
all 10 court from prOprletors or friends the post
severe invest CATION OF beth emedes, and reading
OF our pamphlets to be found with all dealers, and
more particularly 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 all F"
GENERAL AGENTS.
J. w. HUNNEwELL q Co., and >. Commercial
Wharf, Boston,
GEO. BuNyEwELL, las Water St, New York,
Under the special supervision ofJOHN l.. HUN
NEW Ill, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston,
Mass, whose signature covers the co ks of the
genuine only, and to whom address all oOmmunI-
cations.
Sold by all respectable dealers everywher and
ell the Druggists in Washington and Georgetown.
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DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'

INTERVAL GIN BfTTERS,
For Diseases of the kidney - Il adder aud Uriuary
Organs, and especially for Female Distinctions.
never fail TO cure and are warranted to give salts
fiction.
CHARLES wIDnIFIELD & CO.,
Propuetors, - William 81, New York.
J. SCHWARTZ,
Je7ly,r Agent, Washington. ID. G.
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MEDICINES.

IL ~. @OHNuION,
/ LOCK HOSPITAL
Hss Dssece~sd fks most Csrfa,s, SPEEDS, a.6 Ca,
EfsefsaI ksvsds ts ~ Rerld
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMRRUDBNcR-
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED. on NO CHARGE.
IN FROM ONE TO TEo DAYS.
wsshssss tss Bach, sgressr... go,.v,
..e B.aesr. n.slsnf.ry DsehsrGs InFstsssy, e.nss,
;...a .tis... ps.ss "a .I , s .ssSs
ss. :, ss.s af.sssss e n. Is..' sssSSss e. B.ss%
as.. T.rrSl. nssrssu .rlsias fsn soliisry Eses q
De, nsrrsS. inps.ssl. Ssts Rssy Mad
YouS6 nrN
ana ds.ser. ssst .6i.S sssosly
an snt.n.ly rrs,. hosssae. q Yosas Mo q a.
satranesd lstsnihg ssbst.s v hs thspds sfsss,.uss
v.fsd ssssssy ne h'nr Tyre, ssn va fsi ssss
s,isg. beng ...I. :. gsy.s.. .'shs''' 'rr.6is s'siy
Ne vbs pIssss sbd.r II. ssss Of d. D. ma, r,hs,
sssy seotd n hs ssa.t a. s'o'sh sod s.osesodJ rely
oFFICE Ne sogTs rasDrpcH srxErr
s an s.ns ,di Zen. fro. s.,.,,. ..,, i.s go .s
ssss be paid s.d certain .sssnp.
pa JoxsrroS,
.% %, r. -. n.,, ,S,s.S s.s. 20 =. 1s.
snd the greater Par ef whose m has been spsn "A . ee.-
a1s.ni sreSsl.d vim naERf IN q. b.ss ssd
sends Ss,bfss.ss Win ff.Ss.as 6s.bss sa.s.d ..as
tnss viii dsrshEsmsnt Of mind, eNrsd nsdist.v.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
rssnf msn and othsrs who have injured hsms,l-sshy
ssrtain practice iEdsrsd in ~h.n sionss hs6 fr.ss.6y
Which nightly &C.. vhso t.sssp, shd csrsc,
s.dy, .Soss aPsi, iSS.sist.iy. "' ''' ' ''''' az
rs..: A.. sens %. SD md st.,s Er.s,..s
nes Psi1s N th. Mad mn.s. sFh Lee. Of MHseslsS
foy. PAlpsuOn q n. Heart, ksr'nS' Is.s,B
yag:om. q censsnarash, &C.
o. sprSs Evil ForbodnGs A.sroo 81 soeisyy ssDsirs.
Lo,s 81 solissds Tinldy' etc., Il sAs evils PFC
NERVOUS DrsILlyY-rb..aads s.s s.xj sdf, -1.s
ss@iaS v.ss pals, n.r,ss. sad .se.ssd I,as ss.,.,
sPPssrshss abort hs cough
DISEASES or IMPRUDENCE.
Nhsn n. mlsguidsd and Prsdsut -ory 81 pleasure tsar
be has ibb,d DE iced, Of this P.nfvi d.ss.
sp:..sy, ssS Lon! S..%s SS I =. s S q, &,
ssnns seS j. P.es".ry .GS.Sos. i..p S% s,s:
.siHsd and n despair .."s hun ss Ps@.S s..sS
s-s his CALLING dssPpontnsRt ey me of that deadly
i.rrbls dss, As,edon, Heart fhroai re,s
efn te Progressing With frghIr rsriy t 4ssth pxf,
Ssss,r,d sosntry from vhOss 6osfD. Rs s-ssr r.tsrns
Dr. yoENsoF1REMEDy FoR ORGANIC wEAEsEss
AND IMPOTENCY.
By THE great and important remedy ~ssn.s s .rf,s,
speedily cured nd full viGor rsssrsd rhss,.nds set
ana dsbl;,tsd, vie bad lsst ell hope
been inmsdiatsly rslisvsd.
All .dn.n, sisrrisE. rhy,,.l n'ns.l Di.Y...
IrsmSlng ADD ws.hn,". EIbasso.o EIDE ss.t fssS'.l
ENDORSEMENT OF TEE PsEss
TEE MANY THOUSANDS eSrsd stths iusutst-, why
al s ....s fSs n, Is5.sSS' sr
rspersu Of the papers and many sthsr psrsOst, nsac
,s., ~ S, ssR.I,d .ass .ss s.;G s,:T: q.
billy, ssseisnt f.Grsnts' .. The ssislsd isnffg
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nR. J. BOvEE DoD's
~ IMPERIAL WINE BTTTERS,

. Are now being used from Name 10 the Crest SAT-
Lake, an the universal verdict Of all who use
them either as medicine or as bsrerdge, 10 that
they are Unsur passed ia the world. Dr. DOds used
them successfully IN has practice for 25 years before
we purchased Of him the cole lght % nannfac
and present them for sale 20 the public. For the
cu'e OF lncipient Consumption, Indigestion, Dys
persia, Piles, Nervous 0isea es, Female Com
plants, and al requiring tonic, they are be
yOnd doubt most invsina he reuedy. Aside from
their medicinal properties they are q pure, whole
some ana de- ightful Beverage. producing all the
pleasant exhils'ating effects Of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results. let all friends 81
humanity and al sdvOcates Of temperance assist
us in substituting these valuable Vegeta bic BItters
for the MINERAL pOiscHS and adtt2feYafsd LiqHOTs
with which the country is flooded, and thereby ei-
fec ua y AID In han shlnt Disease and DrunkeDess
from the land.
CHARLES MIDDlFIELD a CO.
Projectors, - Wll'iam street, New York.
j. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
WASHINGTON, ID. T..
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-, 1. = n.,MkSM: COZ,
hstreen 80 go 90 r g. -, III :.

between Eden street and Centrsl avenue.
None genuine unless her name lie blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
IL Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for S.
WhoisSale Agent. r. : II. CIssEL. Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
trict. and will supps the trade at my prices.
mar q tr
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Helmb holds Genuine Preparation.

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED''
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
F3T DISEASES Of NJ the eo B,LaAPpER, KIDNEYS,
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion,
and excites the ABSORBENTS into healthy 40,
depositlons. aud all UNNATURAL ENLARGE
MENTS are reduced, as well as PAIN and IN
MEN, WOMEN, Or CHILDREN.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
raIFaRmAR. n. q. ga,

Y
sscx,sd by TIC Seals az fks EeOis de- Pi0rgcefe ds
Paris, dsd fks IzHpgtag CoIIsgs az Msdtciss,
Ffe1ro.
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, srermstor-
rh9a. and sll physical disabilities,
No. completely Grad Gates 81 traces II those
diseases that have beer hitherto Te5tec by the nau
eoous and pernicioUs nee OF oopavla and oubebs.
No. has entirely sup anted the injurious nee OF
mercury, thereby insHring 20 the sufferer speedy
venom ofdiseasc.
TRlESEMAR,N Nos, L. and s,sre prepared in the
form of q lo1enge, devoid of taste and smell. and
can be carried IL tho vaistooat pocket Sold n TN
Gases, and divided into separate doses az odminls
tered by Vapeau, Lallemand, Roux, RECORD, do,
Proe IS each, OF four ossee for ss which save. ss
and IN 30 oeses, whereby there is saying Of ~.
I94 Blesoker street, -four doors below McDoufsi
street. New York. immediately on receiving o re
mittance, DR.. Barrow will forward the Tresemsr
70 any part Of the world, securely packed, and ed-
dressed according 20 the instructions Of the writer
Sold also ey s~cALVERT FORD, Jry wssh-
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NEW LII, Chemist and Pharmaceutlst, Boston,
Mass, whose signature covers the co ks of the
genuine only, and to whom address all oOmmunI-
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere, and
all the Druggists in Washington and Georgetown.
mar rs cor
Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.
"H h5Nb5 fS9SSG FfTEE ATTRACT a,cHu
A Positive and Specific Remedy
e. sad Is sttAPPEE kRSEYs
and eScitss the hBsoa IN rs into o. healthy so
aSH %n's shs WtTNEETH Rk
MENTs. are reduced, as wei as PAIN and in
MEN H' R6M fEff' 6 5fP' CHILDREN III
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT sycHU,
Arising from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation,
-, Atteaqsd gitS lGe 5olioSius Symptoms.
indlspositiOn to Exertion, Loss Of Power,
Weak Nerves, Trembiins,,
Horror of Disease, wakefulness,
niTsTsa LsisitGde of the Mpsoqsr s1sts9 G pA0A
D,H''' If Pa IL sSfP FFRHRGRt e. the Face
II sowsd to 60 on xhOh this
TPoTkTcY. F1T rfj92Y' E sf' EPIC FITS,
IE ONE OF Which THE PATIENT MAY Expire.
b, sbSs can ~ t1s hey n2 followed
NJ, INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
THE EcSoTRHgG 81 F FIJI S9NNEEEs sssYLUMs
ssas e. q tie
THE GWSATSHT URgISic 3 MfIkk KEEFFyEcTE
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen
Which E AZ RnygHf SGG hs ;S%
nbIydOsS.
TRIAL WILL CONv,NcE THE MOST sKRPTIcAL.
OLD Of YSSGfSsS, lS1fJSNGEE, HSIkkIEB. ON
In, MANY ,AFFECTioNs rEcULfAR TO
FEMALES, the extract Bqcha is uneQualed by
Irregulari;y, Pafnfulness, or Suppression ofCus
t3mary Eyaouatons, liberated or Scirr hous state
and for a conn plants incident 10 the Z whether
arising from lndiscretion, Habits of Dissipation,
Decline Or CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO F.MIIYE YER s fT2niRJTonI 81 kBo WXkTruorr TT
no nor. Bai'an Ms1errS Or a1slias nr
h'a'f aElMsorDs E% Ell RS gUcRT a
SECRET f DISEASES
Little or no c6sngein Diet; NoincoSvenffence;
And no EzroSws
PTsSeasinE ana curing Structures Of the Ursthrs.
the GLASS Of diseases. md eIp'lling all oisonoEs
D'seTfGS rs T$I iTS,p % 9P %Git'
and no hay peId isepvJ to be cured IN short
been dried due the SYSTEM 70 break
''' IL PERaIPS IFTER MARRIAGE.
lions and disease. of the D'--' 'O' oil oH'0-
URINARY ORGANS.
"ne'no' eA'i MAZE L OR FEMALE,
aow s' IoSG nSSb SnS matter
HEIMBEL63.SS E ), J BTSh G%''
%RIcH + + iIss 5sfsf 7 - Pfs
CERTIFICATES f'F CURES.
From to ~ years SfandIns
, with :, s q ~ sS 81 FAME:
Delivered to any Address, securely packed from
cqs. ALL Ssgss
AFFIDAVIT -
the an Of
duly sworn, doth say. his prepara ions tain no
s9s purely FG hfE
sworp End subscribed before me, this sd day Of
WM P. HIBsERD, alderman,
Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
aEEMSoI6 cEsmst
- A kkfbT dNf&i RI HSSSTE SsSEHss.
Mho eIdea; or to dispose OF THEIR OWN" and
OTHER" ARTICLES on The REPUTATION ATTAINED
Helm!bold's Genuine Preparations,
. Extract Buchu,
Sarsaparia,
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by :. B. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and 8.
Z. FORD, JR corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
street,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
ASK FOR HI MBOLD'S. TAKE MOTHER.
Cut oct the advertisement and send Tor IL =
AND AVOID IMPoSlTION AND EXPOSURE.
I IGHTNING! LIGHTNIN6n
IL LIGHTNING ~
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III SILVER WARE AND WATCHESI ;,
Ito HOOD Manufactures his own Silver IN are
Ia ,his own shop and sells no Nothern ssle n
He warrants every article to be of Coin Sii, ~
yer and ne viii sell bis best standard ware at iast
aslay. not lower, than the Northern roods "a
sold for. He has a;so on hand a very Sne stocS ~
Sgp sg 8 S9id AID SIlys5 WATCHES and large
ing very cheap. No. 33s Penp av. ma ISL
MRS. sCHoOLCRAFT.s NEW NOVEL
W The Back Gauntlet, a Tale of Plsntaiion
Llfs In SSuth Carolina. by Mrs. Henry r school
crsH, vile o. the Ind al Historian Prise Sl25
Just published snd for sale at
PHILIP d. SOLOMONS
Metropolitan Book store
- S32 Pc. av., bet 9Th aud 10th stz
Stationery. 10
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WAsHiNGTQN SEWING ROOMS,
Nov Y the hme % got SPINE and sGMMEl
s ssl.a = %fs' n r f5ssi TIE
sheItest notice. All descripfions Of Sevins done.
saiMI BOSOMS, COLLARS, and WRIST
.ss 80 10 novEs
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OAuTION % hacks their Books, Coroitls.
Buchu, Hospitals, Instruments or Ringe-shur
them s, and, IL disposed 10 profit bv my Perenss,
SPER Its CURE.
With stamp .nslossa, sed,sss, in Perfect S0na-
scriblnI Box 11e, Chsrlestovn. Mas
is N-D& wiz
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
HI MRS. COXS

INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION
IL is well known that in the Spring people are
more apt 20 contract disease than at any other
period; ano u rs equally vell-knOvn that the way
20 ward ot disease rs 20 Keep the blood pure. for
a the ills that flesh lie heir to, arise from lmpuri
y Of the blood, the main spring OF our existence
IL Ia, therefore, important TO oil that the system
should Re thoroughly oeansed and purified, and
this can be done IN the most efectUal way by using
COTTON, the best remedy discovered for the cure
Of diseases OF SKIN, ErysiPe.as, SoTofuls. Rheums
hsm, Nervous Debility, Fevers of different kinds
Dyspep.y, Liver Comp aint, and ali other Diseases
arising from impu'lty ofthe blood. II has effected
the most rema, kable cures, can be shown by
numerous certificates from persons Of the his hest
respeota bility, and lie recommended By ell who
OF the day.
IJ-lt is sold by all the Druggists Of Baltimore,
and at the residence Of the proPTletoI.
MRS. NJ. cox,
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D FOR NEW YORK.
a ASSA6E, INCLUDING MEALS AMI
STATEROOM 1880

.
4 ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AND
STATEROOM. $3.50.
The New York and Virginia Screw STEAMSHIP,
Compeny'a new and elegant steamship <oroe
MOUNT VERNON, Cspt; 7. c: Smith, daA&
viii leave the C0rpany's Depot, Yves sse<21aa2
tern Wharves, at lI'o'olook .. IN. every WEDNES-
DAY, and the CoDpanJ's Depot. at Alexandria
81 O'Clock p. n. same day,
Passengers from Washington and GEORGETOWN
can take .he COACHES connecting with AleIandr,s
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the corner OF
7th street and Pa, avenue hourly, or they can eays
on the steamer from the Western Wharvee ct II
o'clock q. m.
State rooms can be engaged on application u
nsssrs; Morgan d Rhinehart, Western Whsrves
Freight will be roceivod al TO the hours of dessT
ture.
Insurance will be Effected on all Foods b,
premium.
The accommodations for passengers by this linz
90 every respect hrst-o ass, end every effort vii
De MACY TO render this communication with New
York agreeable and healthful one.
For freight or passage apply to FOWLE .
CO., Agents, AlexandrIa.
IL. u. CROMWELL e CO.,
SICILY 50 West st.. corner Albany, New York.
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ID. .. r.. cks II. a.
. HUNNEWELL,
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,

For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from
Common Coughs to actual Consumption.
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THE STEAMER Jas. GUY Will resume her
l. trips on THESDAY. Tst Of I~A
iSGTTSoN every TUESDAY jissH s snda 80 a
FRlRAY at O'Clock q. m and ALEXANDRIA
at half past6 O'Clock, for CURRIOMAN and the
will leave CgRRIOMA!N every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at 5 O'CLOCK q. m.
- LUCIAN =. PAGE, Proprietor,
NATH'L BOUSH. AL. Alexandra. Ia 20