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M SALT WATER BATHING.

lnARSHALL'S PAVILION. (MoOre's Land
tors on the 18th of June. This delightful vEA9
resort for those seeking health and pleas lkkaGl
nre is uneHcelled by any place of the kind on the
Potomac river IL is situated about one hundred
miles from Washington immediately on the
fot0msc, ead n full view IF the Chesap cake Bay,
and other Fish, and easily accessible b the steam
noats Ply ing between Washington, Baltimore anO
Norfolk. The undersigned has male additional
improvements IN his Bats Houses and many other
improvements TO the comfort and enjoyment of ms
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpAssed Splen-
dId Angling and 2 enty of Fishing and Sailing Boats
Tree OF charge. He has spared no expense in pro
vIding good CotiOn Band orin laying in his stock
OF choloe Wines Liquors. Segars, and for those
VINO Wish 10 avoid extreme fashion and to seek
retired P ace where they can make themselves at
home, there Is not more pleasant place the Uni
TED states The proprietor pledges himself that
nothing shall be left undone on his part to rend. .r
taem go. Terms for board: 81 50 per day, for less
than week; Tor longer time, 8 l.25 per 'ay; $50
per month";. Persons wishing to address the pro
county, Md.
NARCuATJ
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WASHINGTON
w CITY GAR RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
Netc Y0rk arenne. beffrfsn lSf and ID SIS.


In calling the sttenton of the public to my grounds
I would state that every arrang emsnt has &LA
been made to make this =" Retreat" more yEsA&
attractive every day. Mondays the Gar kk.Wl
dens are open to the public Tree of charge-a concert
dance and waltz viii find the saloon In complete
order to render pleasure 70 all. Or other days the
proprietor will oheeTfully grant the use of the
grounds for school or other Pho Mic Parties with
out charge.
For the amusement Of children he has introduced
number of little games, never before seen in this
CITY, and calculated al the same time TO amuse the
"sld folks"
N. B.-Attached is my BottlIng Establishm' mt,
and families can be supplied with any quantity at
their residence, of tkat healthful drink, LAGER
BEEk, upon short notice. je Is Sm
(EREEN SPRING
~ PAVILION,
Near the O!d IRON FoHzdry and oHiy half a nile by
land from the OUlatbns Stand va GeOrgetOtcH.
The ladies' and gentlemen of Washinston ard
georgetown are respectfully informed
that this beautiful plac@, on the Founnry yEA&
Branch. Is now Handsomely fitted up for k.&
There are numerous springs of the Purest water
ana constsnt shade throughout the day. There
lie a large saloon for dancing, with dressing room
attached, and shady walks and seats thropg ghout
the grounds.
Schools, SocIeties. Clubs and Social Parties can
charge Tor the grounds or pavilion by giving the
proprietor three days notice
Meals are served at all hours, and Refresh
ments furnished at CITY prices
OfloeTs will attend at all times for the preserya
tlOn oil good order, a no pains viii be spared to
give satisfaction to al visitors
JOSEPH EHRMANNTROUT,
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EOR RENT-Three 6rst-clavs and recently
Il built HOcSES, four stories high each. hand
someiy finished. and having all the modern improve
mentS, such as water. gas, a c., in one of the
finest locations IN the city-on the corner of Third
street and Missouri avenue, and opposite the CsPi
tol grounds Any one wishing TO rent fine dwell
ing will find this q favorable opportunity, as de-
sire 20 rent them Immediately, and will rent them
low. INQUIRE of p. w. BROWNING. jel l-n
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

" 90
ma Is 8. f.. corner of F
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FOR SALE-A great bargain, four acres OF We
improved LAND, well suited for market gar
den, with new dwelling house with four rooms and
Kitchen well of fine water Ia the yard under
good f'ncng and will be sold low or exchanged foS
city property. and on moderate terms. The land is
at Balls Cross Roads two and half miles from
Georgetown, and IN Alexandria county, Va Apply
10 v. 7. CORBETT, over Bank Of Washington.
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FOR SALE-Between and acres OF LAND.
lpart wood,l on the Plank Road, ~ n ~. about
miles from Washing ton-a beautiful buildins site
or well located for market garden Apply at No.
lngton. ie l9-lms
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say Of any orHRR
HAS 1T FAILRD, IN
STANCE TO RF-
when timely ussd
an instance OF dis
one Who ussd il. On
delighted with its
|lpeak in tsrma ef
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MEDICINES.
ITCHY IMPoRTANT 10 ALL.
H ,nn,.xvrMRS; GqTS ,,,,rr,o,


II is well known that in the Spring people are
period; and u Is equally ve-known that the way
to yard of disease L. to keep the blood pure, for
'a the Ills that flesh In heir arise from impu-
y Of the blood, the main spring Of our existence.
should be thoroughly oleansed and purified, and
this can be done IN the most efectue way by using
MRS M. COX'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DE-
COTTON, the best remedy discovered for the cure
tism. Nervous Debility. Eeyers OF different Kinds.
Dyspep.y, Liver Complaint, and all other diseases
arising from mpurity of the blood. IL has effected
the most remas kabe cures, rs can he shown by
numerous certificates from persons of the hig hest
respectability, and 10 recommended by all who
of the day.
UrIt is sold by all the Druggists of Baltimore,
and at the residence of the proprietor.
MRS. nj. cox,
1853 East Baltimore street,
between Elem street and Central avenue
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
OrPrice 81 per bottle, six bottles for S..
. Wholesale Agent. r. 9. T.. CIsssL, Druggist,
georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
trlct, and Will suppJ the trade at my prices.
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FoRGISG HAVANA LOTTERY LIST.-The
Mobile Advertiser records the following singu-
lar attempt at swindling:
One of our citizens came near being sstakep
IN and done for" a few days ago, by a couple
Of strangers, to the tune Of about 81, 900, by an
ingenious device for the collection of prize
money on ticket, which was thought to have
been on the lucky list.
The two men went to Mr.. j. J. Lazo some
days ago and bought ticket in the Havana
lottery, one of them leaving the city soon after
Not many days had passed before Mr.. Lazo re-
ceived By mail what purpOrted to be an ''oficial
report Of the drawing of the 22d, upon which
appeared the ticket sold to the two strangers.
In q little while after the holder Of the ticket
came in, and presented his ticket to be cashed.
Mr. Lazo not having a sufficient amount of
money at hand to discount the tick ct went with
the stranger to see friend, that they might
take it in cOpartnership; but the friend being
better posted in the sailings of the Havana
steamers, thought the news had got here rather
early. and suggesting that there might be some
mistake, proposed to telegraph to New Orleans,
recommending to the ticket-holder that he had
better call again in the evening. The ticket
holder was willing to this, but wanted to leave
before evening and therefore objected to any
delay. Finding, however, that his 'thurry''
awaited him nothing, he went off, and has not
been seen since.
In the meantime the message of inquiry was
forwarded to New Orleans, and before night an
answer received, stating that the prize list was
forgery, as no vessel had yet arrived from
Havana.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA
JIG TON

III
Proposals will be received at the Office of the As
sistant q uartermaster at Fort Leavenworth, X. r,
Hst tha m,I. aay a nf.
durins the years 1850 and 1861, on the following
!. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
TeEIit9,y of Kansas, and from the town of Kansas,
Id the STATE OF Missouri, to Fort Union, In the Fer
he yl eT M Exc or any other depot that may
the route. VII
?, From Fort Union. or such other depo. as NAV
ne DESIGNATED In the Territory of New Mexic0 10
j. tie military Of New Mexico, except
The weight to be transported each year not TO
be less on either of the. routes than one hundred
nns 10, n, pounds nor more than FIVE mil
II Proposals will state the rate per no pounds per
formed on each route in each month of the Year,
and vii be made for each route separately.
BIDDERS VIII give their names in full, as well as
into nOIt acts, and to execute bonds with good SCI
the S h nH Fore Ge Sed p
not to exceed Isl ,FG on each route "a soon oon
tracts shall be awarded. VIVA
1or service by The LIST DAY of May succeeding their
means OF transportation to be approved By the
and, IS transportation may be demanded at any
time for the hole weight to Re transpor; ed dufiny
PLACES of business or agencies at or in the voTtv
Oh Fort ireaVenworth and ct Fort Union or other
depot IN ~ New MesiSG at which they may be
Esch proposal viii bs accompanied by the names
OF the suIeties, who must be well known to the AS
slstant QuaT ternaster at Fort Leavenvorth ar
whose JOINT carablllty to pay the bonds should they
be forfeited, must be tested to his entire satiso
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "Propo
sas FOR Tram PoItatlon," and none Will be enter
tons set forth in this advertisement
The night is reserved of rejecting all the bids that
2giARTERNAsrER SnNEsAI's OFFICE,
lel Washing ton city, Feb ~, 1857.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

WlLLARDS' HOTEL.-w CRANES, Va: q n
Ply Ha.%s ii w Pa;as's as N}i a.I
H syss Hon mf = FeFFT Isd do shlPRs5,
T FsRsnasf 8s, "a; \, MsIs fSsxaen,
do s%Ifh dS; W Camp bell. Cana; " FsIRRi usb,
mm0 @1e, M; 6 WShordTsy, Mass w poggett. q; i
I.sy do; Miss spsIdlns: ae; y spsidiSg. do sna
s.d fsms 90; .E.
Pa Pa M S KIsh' do; W jenkins, do; c Jenkins,
a f p. aS sn csn g. GbS SiSe NJ
and dang do; Woodwapd aHd IsS;. SY eiMsT
SH hSt so sfcdGn and Gem
ysT"ll and Iady, Conn; Capt Dlckerson and lady.
aS cki smss1. rs? Ss%SSPs
o. c Campbell and lady, do; Miss K Campbe,
Carter, Va; F Fru.h, e Abbott, Nd; sSn indsf n
ST L.ey, ny; FLYNN H RI &c F ssssyeni Lev
Fls; cisrk s.! Ind; Z RshI ~ Carl, Ind
V. ie nal' HSs; sS!ua Hs.; p,
As I'd; M s,ss NHs s: Ma Xs
Md Ps:. a sad I,s Gsn rs Bends Roxss
Md M: fs ssiI G and 5CT Nv Calvert Slater
BROWNS HOTEL Kramer, Md; Wi,
siI% ls:s va sIa{d secs,s5, La; ason, NY
.ns ndee BrS ant SY TeDp s, k a.
Wa WaTd Mo; Martin, T Doug Ists NJ Harf Is ~
Mrs. ward dol Miss GIsrk is1 Cs 5SSnif sas! va,
and 10y, Nd; RichsTds, Wis; T uioter sr Nv;
em Ae WI Mo sit %O5s. Nsl; Sswhs ts;
Md: TEu s%SS HY msnarS La; W BfO1u,
,,n KIRKWqR0 wI Ht0UsE1A Gray, Nv; Q Col
+ kus,hsaqss; VI; T. Power, Pa; j Shinsiua. 4
Hr and Mrs Latt meE, Macs: o Kinney. j Cor,
a&1n. Knight; q Bates, Pas E Burress, NY; 9
Kinney and lady, Tex; 9 l. Herbert. Md: W Mo-
ran. Beall and lady. Dale. Pa w Haryey. Ky.
Hon Mcpherson, Pa; M Ball, Va.
Lupp: Pa; w knight. Mt; 3 Rs ffts. D; w MuI-
ply, NY; strsuh: Mich; q Weller, Va; b Peof,
Ind ts Simons, Tenn; Human, Nd; P CT,
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TIE TURF TRoTrING MATCH BETWEEN
ETHAN ALLEN AND GEORGE NJ. PATCHEN-
The New York Tribune says:
We have now settled prospect of a more
brilliant opening of the trotting season than
ever before took place. Ethan Allen-hitherto
known as the fastest trotting stallion in the
worlds matched against George NJ. Patchen,
the trotting stallion formerly owned at Bor-
dentown, New Jersey, who last summer, on
several occasions, showed lightning gait on
the Long Island tracks.
" The first race is set down for May I6, mile
heats, best in 5, to harness; the second, Nav
23, mile heats, best in 5, to wagon; the third
May 80, two mile heats, to harness, best 3 in 5.
All the races are conditional on a good day
and good track; if not, then the next good
day and good track. All are for 81 900 side,
half forfeit; to begin at 81 p. m, and to be a
week apart, 80 that if the first one is postponed
the rest will necessarily be also
The track Is not yet determined upon; the
owner of Patchen pays $50 for the choice OF
track, and will very probably Ak upon the
FASHION Course, as that is now considered
favorable to quick time. The selection is tc
be made by the lst of May
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THE EVENING STAR.

u The heroic qualities Of the various dog,
that were uppermost, undermost, inside and out
side ''in the fight" having been immortalized in
verse we present below q sequel to the canine lit
erature, in
The Pup that Wasn's Thar
You may brag of your upper and under DOGS
AS long they bark and bite.
Apd commend the caution Of outside dogs
That hover around the tight:
But the luckiest dog, I'm bound to swear
Was the little lame pup that icasn'f there.
The noise of the yelling he hears from afar.
md wishes he mig hit 20 in"
But signs as he buries his nose in the straw.
knowing he couldn't rn:
or little lame pups are always outlawed,
And In such sort Of fights get terribly chawed.
His straw is clean and his kennel Is warm,
And the sun is IN front of the door;
He has awed on the incest chicken bones
TIL paught can be gnawed any more:
Yet haynSt a doubt that the pup, NJ he might.
Would Immediately mix IN that murdeIous tight.
Npd Iucky i, IS for that small dog.
That per force he cannot mix
In the meee of barks. and yelps, and bites
And chOkes, and stones, and kicks;
He saves his honor and saves his hide
Which he wouldn't do If he wasn't tied.
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\ GREAT MATCH FAcroRY-A manufacture of
tictlon matches has just been put in operation at
cincinnati by two wealthy citizens Of that CITY.
me cost OF the buildings and machinery has
been Sl5O,UOO, and 1t Is the most extensive match
factory II the world, except one in Austria 1t
VIII turn out and pack Six thousand gross of
natcEes day, at cost but little removed from
tne raw material: and Of a quantity quite beyond
anything the public has seen. An inextinguish-
able match, that no wind can blow out is here
mere made by an automatic machine, at the rate
OF TWO thousand gross per day, and SO cheap that
they can be shipped to Europe, where this kind
are al made by hand.-Cincinaati LEaz.tts
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IHE COLoRED RACE OF THE UNITED STATES
me relation OF the races in 1860 will be- Whites
eco 600; colored, slaves 900 OOO free 500 OOO)
4,5VO,GOO The colored race will make lax Der
cent. OF the entire population The proportions
OF the TWO races to each other since the establish
ment Of the Government would be as follows
l1SO, the colored race were Of the whole 10 Der
cent in $780, 10 do; in 1910, 10 do; in iS2O, Il
90 In lsS, "a DO; In lsio IL de IIs s6fn, TIE g.
proportion Of the black race to the white has de
creased five per cent. and is at the present finn.
decreasing at more rapid rate If none of the for.
.ign birth should migrate to this country. still
TIE white race will increase four per cent faster
than the black race
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Mhs Q SfMoNDt, ll4 Third tree
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. &c, 1857.
A. r JACOBS.
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEsEMAR, L, 2, Il 5,

Protected BY Royal Letters PGiest Of Esslasd, e~x
secnrsd BY the Seals Of ths Ecol. &c Pkauna6ts Do
Parts, and the Imperial College Of Msdtcts.,
Vienna.
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, spormstcr-
rhra, and ali physical disabilities,
No. 2 completely Grad aostes al traces Of thocs
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernicious use of copavIa and cybebs
No. has entirely supplanted tho injurious use 81
mercury, thereby insuTine 10 the sufferer epeedy
reef, dispensing sl impurities, aad roofing out The
venom of disease.
-TRIESEMAR, Nos. 1.2ald 3,ere prepared IN the
form of a lozenge. devoid Of taste and smell, and
oan be carried in the was.coet pocket. Sold N in
GASES, and divided into separate Doses 90 admins
tered By Vapeau, Lallemsnd, Roux, RECORD, 90.
Price IS each. OF four for 80 which saves SS
and IN 81 GASES, whereby there is q saving Of fa
To be had, wholesale and retsll, Of Or. BARRON,
184 Boecke err street, four doors below McDouEsl
street. New York. Immediately on receiving q re
mittance, DIR. Barrow will forward the TTiesemsr
20 any part OF the world, securely packed. and sd
Sold also BY 8. CALVERT FORD. Jr., Wssh-
ington. ID. G.. e6fn
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
The best C0USH SfRHP in the world il
hARTsHORNE'S PEGT4RAL SYRUP OF

1hls article is prepared by chemist and ID prs
noulced By medical men, and those who have uso<
It. 70 be the lest PREPARATION for CossAs, Colds, O.
Cold, and preventive ofthstlion Of diseases Oss-
Persons who sing should use il. II 10 pleasant 70
he taste ecttens, ocsrs and STRENGTHENS the voice
1ays 81 lrrit.n3n OF the throat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold
IL Bottles IS and 81 conts snd al Sold by NJ
Srsrsisss in WsshnsSor. Ssorx eto vn and Aiexan
'''s ~S1-~
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TT rs NOT 100 MUCH Az eAf,
SINCE ALL,
OIL ID A n YOU NC,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,

vI1-rHAr R REsFT6FsS9Tiv TEooD's HAIR
the hair 4 used two 90 three tunes week. 70 an,
imaSlnabie age Perfectly, restore the gray, ccver
make p ,o snd sesH ssS any S and
preserve the sea- free from all disease 20 the CREST
Clergy men. Professional y en-. and GentlernsG and
ladies' OF al classes al over the world, bear teril
Read the following. and Judge:
HICKORY GRoTI, ST. Charles CO., Mo- Nov. ls, 81.
v.r. nsuc "a 20 D , 81 sur n, S T ~ as. sSst , ~
sd.eu wer. go wonderful feel cu,y you
been perfectly covered win sores. aud SON. called sessd
head The barr almost entirely - Cos.gu-nc,.
=. dd 50 With nt,i. hope Of success: but q,
..6Pn:s S S s. Of all our friends. very fey sPPleso
crop OF har started and say
any other child W. ca therefore. ans DO S.T.S, n.s
mend your kssiorauys as perfect remedy fr all diseases a.
GEohel W: HIoeiEsoIrAm,
SARAH A HISGINsOrHAh.
PROV wooD-Dsar Sir: My hair had, for several year.
been osccmns rrsmRtur.ly gray, accompanied by hare,
nes which rendered the application Of
IA dressing When Commenced usng your HAIR
about ago It n that eondIuou and hs-
ing Continued til within the Last thr.. weeks. he,
greatly be preferred tho.. produced b .ppcloq
iaS,.p.n.aS. artee r essr, iaS, ,s. s ssSe "
used Hair Restorative, Tor the sBtp. purrs.
refer 70 m. a. Who entertain any dOut Of m performing a.
Mrs {. srmosD,, tl4 THIRD street
CINCINNATI, o. Feb. &c, 1857.
WELLINGTON, Mo. Dec O. Iss1
PROF WooD-Dear Sir: BY IN, advie, Of a friend e
NINE, who has been your HaIr ResarstI~e va, "a
duced try IT, lh,d ID, fever, tune Iast NM al
nearly every hGIr my head out. Nov my har
Come IN great deal thicker than Nothyng bot
duty and tthy that feel conmucAt. 10 Os. WI
are afflicted ss have been would induce 20 give
public Of the benefit have from
Pro-. Woods HAIR Restorative
Yours respe ctfully, AR JACoIs
The Restorative put up bottles of three rer
VIZ: large, medium, end small; the small hods ksl
pint and retals for dollar per bottle; the o-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent IN propor-
ton than the small, retes for two dollars per boz
tie; the large holds eusrt, ~ per cent. more 10
proportion, and retails for SSa bottle.
70. ). WOOD CO., fropnetors, Sl2 Broadway,
lshment,l and liz Market street, St Louis, No.;
And sold by all good Druggists and F.ncy ooGs
Dedlere. IS 5-eoSu
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wsshn.ss Of u. Bach. setsrs Af.easas .f,h. IIas.-,
s:ss s.I, Ls, Ca:
Hose stn, Aeseuoos Of the Luugs, Stomach Besss
Yo.Atho.s Dr.sdu and Ds.assas. Prseacs. .s.es 90.
dsr Marriage impesssis and destroy botn psdy and fEs
Esp.si.Iy vs. h.,. s.eoa. n. victim. q se,.r, r
that dreadful and dsstruei.. annually ever.
.itsd t.sa and brilliant ins.l.e VIC ocs.rv. s...
listening ssnatss vk the thsndsrs fso9osnes
v.hsd 70 sssay As living lyrs may call VIII fill
MARRIED PERSONA or Yssng msn esutsup plating n %,
ri.ss beng s..rs Of Psy.ssi s'afn'' 'rfsos s's'.
He Who places urdsr th. care Of Dr. may r.ls
sssy eonfds in HE honer a. gsnsnsn and esnsdsny
OFFICE Nc. SOUTH FREDExICE STREET,
len hand aid, gonE from psltners sr.. ts es', .a
ths eern.r Pa. net % deserve name .nS osmss' Letter,
must b paid and contain stamp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Member efths Regal Cosgs ofSvrgsen kepees gr.es.,.
part Of who's, ~. spent ID. ss.
g.l. London, PArs PhiadslPhi. and he,
Known; many troubled with ringing h,sd %.
:esad. S.Ssa:.. siss frequent sS.Sas s.as.d Son..
unss viii dssnEsmsDt Of mind cured ipsnscst.l,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yong Men and otb,rs Who injured .bsn.s.s. q,
certain practice indplgsd Sh.n alons-s tar.sy
which nightly M even when Is..sP, .sd pos esr.s
renders marriage inrOsbls and destroys mind .nc
Those OF the sd md u.iaaehsy sesets
~ early habit, a youth wt.kn., o the bach ,rd
limbs Pains IN The Head nnn,ss of Sight los, Mu.ess,
Power PapHsuon Of ID. nysP.psy Nervous rri'sh
symptoms Of Consumption, ~
MENTALLY.-Ths {. 7rfs Effects mind are rnx.A .
bs drsaded-Lcss ri hsmory, Confusion ~
efspIrIts, Evil Forboding sOcsty Sci, O..ru,
dpcsd. -
NERVOUS DEBLrrY-fhspssnd.e can new ,uo.s NJ,
the cause OF their declining health, osng their .fof
coming weak, psis and ciAt.d. ,e snss,
appearance about the sys eoush symptoms Of
DISEASES Or IaiPRUDEsCE
when The msgrIded and mprudsnt % pisssp-s
be has imbibsd the seeds Of painful 90. o
happens that Imsd Of shame dread c.e>,.r,
rsspsetsbiy, alone bsfrsnd him. n, Is me n,
hands OF ignorant and designing pretndsrs Who eapab,
OF curing, feh has psernia-y suhsanes, t.sP hIm q.
month after month long az ia. smallest Zee DO
HI. CALLING d,appoina.ut, dat d.,
poison, mererry hasten the constitutional symptoms Of III.
tsrros dssase, such hfscton, of the Hear Threat
stn &C. Progressing With fustfu! rRpdil, TIL dsath Ts
Uncovered country from rsrrrr
DR. JoHSS0SS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAkNIss
AND IN?0TENCY.
By this great and vsafneu arr,
are spssdIy cured and fu ,gor restored Taopsandt
sn4 dsbis ted, had lsst a., hep, l.,,
All mpsdmsnts marriaSs Physesl er Mental Dlsos,t-
Aeatons, Loss Of Procrsavs Power nerves. .rrftsk
Trembling and Wsaknsss Exhausted Of the .r1,
ENDORSEMENT or THE FREsa
The hANY THOUSANDS cured ct Ihs visst,
ths last ssysntssn years. aud the important srrf
cal operations performed BY DIR. johnson, witnessed
rsportsu OF thu pspsrs and many other psrsO,
Which have sppssrsd again and again before ppbe
sides his standing gentleman Of character and rsspc,i
ehy, sshesnt grarsntss 10 the se,etsd. Jan fliy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
Q6O IMPORTANT NOTICE 1QSO
OOV TO 1OOO
SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.

OOO AEAA 6AAsxAS.
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FOR MEMPHIS 4 NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange l. Alexandria, Virginia & Tennessee
and New Orleans Jackson Railroads,
A DIRECT ROUTE AND CONTINUOUS RAILWAY CoN-
p..,z. LECTION. FEcIIoNs 70 e., ..
Dalton, Hxntsvills, Mobile. Cattanoosa,
Af'asta, Montsomsry. CO'Snbss, NashcilIs,
asd Ns,e Orleans!
IL GREAT RED UCTION OF TIME.N
THE .LYNCHBURG EXTENSION, from
Alsxandria to Lynohburg, and also the MISSIS
SiPPi CENTRAL, are now completed, making
SHORTEST AND MOST DEsIRABLB
TO NEW ORLEANS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTs.
THROUGH TICKETS to all of the above points can
be procured the Great Southern and SortAesstsyn
wanna avenue, Washington, d. G.
The Train leaves WASHINGTON at a. M for
the South and Southwest.
IL Be Sure and Ask for Tickets ola Oyasss asd
Alexandria Railroad.
Passengers from New York will meet on Aren't
of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad at the DepOj
at Washington, from whom they will receive polite
Omnibuses leave the Once corner of Sixth street
ana FennsylVenla avenue, at q. m.
.,IEOn arriving at Washington, passeng ers fol
the south Will be careful to take the Orange Ane
Alexandra Railroad Orapibus.
el-d Ticket Agent, Washington.