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''''Gov. Pratt Of Md, Gov. Sumner of Bos.
ton, are at Willards'
-. Messrs Van Buren,, Pierce, and FiIl,o,.
all ex-Presidents were at New York last week
80. 1t is announced that the Princess ChlotiJde
Is sHcisnts.
-. Mr.. ID. T. jerks, the signer of land ws,
rants In the Interior Department, we understand,
is seriously i'll
-. Mr.. Murdoch Is confined to his room in
Cincinnati by disease which seriously threatens
his life. :
- Madame Anna Bishop has inst closed a
concertizng tour in Texas. She is now crafty
ing the musical taste Ct the wealthy planters,
families in the interior Of Louisiana
IL Miss Ginnell, "a lady of New York, United
states" is mentioned in the Court Journal as
among those presented to Queen Victoria at Buck
ingham Palace on her birthday, May IS Mrs
Dallas performed the ceremony Of presentation.
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LADIES MISSES, AND CHILDRENS NEW SHOE STORE
the
% hl
iad taled
ho
have nthemt
o all o
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ADJUSTMENTS.

u STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
III Ladies Of st. Paul's Lutheran Church cor
ner OF II and Eleventh sts. propose holding n Fes-
tlyal IN the Lecture Room, on TUESDAY. WE'D
NESDAY and THURSDAY NIGHTS, June Jth
9th and 7th to aid in quidating the debt upon the
church parsonage. Admission 10 cents season
tickets Is cents children half price. They have
pan, by Or. HoLs ON, for Friday Night 8th instant
in the Church. 10 IA 5kss'
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WALL q BARNARD. Aucts

By }. c. MCGUIRE q co. Auctloneor..
HANDSOME GERMANTOWN WAGON
n AM SuPkRIoR CkRRIAsE HoUsE ron SALE
On SATURDAY MORNING, June i'd at ten
O'CLOCK, in front Of the auction rooms, we shall
A land 'ome and nearly new Germantown Wagon
Tor two horses with seats for ak persous
Also. very superior blooded carriage Horse.
Terms; One third osSh the rosidue in 81 and ~
days for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing 10
terest.
msS-d &c. MCGUIRE a. CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
B, ]. {. McGUIRE CO .nn,,nna1,

BY J. {. MCGUIRE & CO, auctoaesr,.
ENHTENSiVE AND UNRESERVED SALE
H OF SUPERIOR CARRIAGKs, CARRIAGE AND SAD
DIE HORSES, Harness, STABLE FURNlTURE,HC-
On TIL RSDAH MORNING. jane 8 n, Al ten
O'Clock At the extensive Livery and sale STABLES
kept by Mr.. +. Lakemeyer on u street betvee
18th ard 18th streets, and known the First VnTd
Livery Stables" We shall sell al his stock, com
prs ng-
sapcIIor CarTIag cou sIstlnE Of close Coaohas
2C8lashes aud BaTouches ali of su perIoT ms =
and ln FINE order,
2Phaetons, Csrryall, Buggy.
II superior Carnage Horses,
choice Saddle Horses, TIVE Of them superior La
dies Horses,
~ sets Silver plated Harness,
u SIT eInens and Ladies' English Saddles snd Bri-
dies,
2e1o ent SleIghs, Sleigh Bells,
Robe', blankets, Covers, Whips,
cutting Boxes and stable Furniture generally,
Terms 100 and under cash over that sum a
credit Of2, and months, for Enthusiastically en-
doraed notes, bearing interest
Iel-d e. MCGUIRE a Co. Aucts
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GIn REwARD.-Strsyed or stolen from sub
COwS-one red COW, with the tp Of the
horns SAVED OF one spotted COW, with
around her neck, with straight hornk, Any one
will rsoeive the above reward by returning them 20
ats. ma D. 81
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BOARDING.

RoARDlNG Two vacant Rooms and Board
- may oe had on moderate terms, on the corner Ot
Thirteenth and II ats. ma S-S'
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A RETURN TO BUSINESS.
AffEH Two weeks Welt 10 Boston and yloi al.
", 4 nave returned TO bHsinste with fresh-.
rnoefgy and an Immense stock Of ~ pert
6rest hargsins IN second hand Pianos, several
very hne octaves, but little used, and in good or
Der Cal and see them. JOHN r. EI.s Is,
ms 81 300 Pa. sv, bet 9th and 10th SIS.
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Drafts hereto
fore drawn.
hut not vet Amount sub
paid, though ject % draft.
payable.
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WooD! w n q m
STOVE and KINDLING WOOD. at the lowest
possible price. " '"0 ~ "oS'
T.. J. & w NJ. GAIT,
ma I7-tf rortI -
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By WALL q BARNARD, AuotIoneers.

50 barrels good Her'ing.
FirkIns New York Butter
Terms $50 oath over that amount. a credit q
~ and 90 days, for approved endorsed notes, bear
ing interest.
ma Sid WALL BARNARD Aucts.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auc 10 GERS
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
NEW YORK AVENUE, BsTwEEN 9TH AND 10TH
SIS, wEsTSAI PUBLIC hUcToN.-On WtDNEs-
DAY AFTERNOON, Jnne 9Th, at SIX o'clock, on
sOn's 81 bdivIsion Of numbered S72 frontn M
n ieet nve inches on New York avenue, between
9Th ana 10th streets west running back to street
north. together with the improvements consisting
OF two Frame Dwelling Houses.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue i'm s. r. and
IL months, with interest," secured By deed Of tTust
on tne premises
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctiopeers
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DULY
u recorded In the land records Of washinrton
county, ID Der J. A. :, folio las, will be sold
on MONDAY, June 18th, at o'clock D. m on the
premises in the city Of Washington, %. q Lots
numbered 4, S, s, and q, In Square numbered az
No. 2, In Square 100. - ~
Terms of sale cash
MALON ASHFORD. Tru.te.
Jel-d &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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- HORSE or 6 Years Old: white spot i'm n
has Torch. ad; lsit hIRd foot white; name cut l@N
o,ose an oni head 70 AiS an
Thirteenth street. above l., will be rewarded.
ma
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III 3 AIIfENIION-.A special business meet
in I, will De held on THE friday EVENING.
~, clock. Business of great impoItance 10 the
member. By order of VI 0'eiH
IT. l. Al rn,p,.,
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~, III MOST DELIGHTFUL PLACEIN
i l9ss Hal: where you can get the most supeIb
stra wDerIies, exquisite Flowers deIicioUs r. -
meah,i 3, the opportunity will soon be gone oil
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-Att the Navy Yard. on the DAY of the
II arrival OF the Japanese, q small gold LOCkET'
enclosing halr. The owner, on identifying a, can
have Il by paying for this advertisement. Je 81
G OST-On sunday morning asst, my small black
IL and tan TERRIER BITCH, known
as NJ. Scheheld's auty." Arewardx2~
Of q will be given for her return TO Mo-
400 Pa. avenue. jel-d'
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FOR SALE AND RENT
For other For Sale and Reat' aduert,semeuts
see first page

EOR RENT-Three first class and recent,
u butt HOU SIS. four stories high each hand
s"lnely hnls and having all the modern improve
nisht' suca as water, gas, &c, IN Of the We y
street ana Missouri avenue, and opposite the Capi
tol grounds Any one wishing to rent fine dwell.
sire 20 rent them Immediately, and will rent then
low. Inquire Of y. w. BROWNING; 10 IF
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NOTlCE.-A line of stages will run between An
and PENN av tS,aep franz ana seventh
~ 10 p w ,IcommencIng on Sun IL HfcE,a
been made with Mr.. y. ]. Porter of H Latham
line OF stages of Alexandra. Fare-One each wa,
ocents rms accommodation Is entire : cotton ND
by our lend w. ID. Kerr, of Analostan for the ben
EN- 81 those who wish to visit ofthe most bean
LIS, '' - WV ~ =, p
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RuILDING SITES AND FARMING LANDS
81 fOR LII have for sale, about three miles
from center Market, and northeast of the CITY Of
Warrington, several pieces of LAND. containinD
respectively, 10. 2, and two other pieces of 40 acres
each, which will sell on the most Advau'areon,
terms, and At low ices. II viii re divided MI
smaller parcels # desired. 1t Is a good ghb,r
qulre of J. b. kIBBEN, No. 65 Louisiana ayenna
between IL and O'Clock. ms 81 81
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n~THE UNDERSIGNED Roc, .nd 81.
~ Merchants, will on and after the 4tb day oF
d.d unIlI the LIST day Of October close their
HARMON BURNS, ]. 4 RtfFEs "''
II. THORN N 81 81; anna
~, si S " MA Ll' HENRY JANNEY
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NEGRO FOR SALE-A healthy Negro Girl.
between and years old, slave for life Ad'
dress Box -, at this Office. H.
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Amouuton de
poSlte.
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DECAY OF AMERICAN ORcHARDs.-Dr. John
warder, eminent Ohio pomoloRist, writing In
q late number of the Cincinnatus upon the deca-
dsncs Of oroha rds in this country, gives the PROM
inent causes Of failure in the following:
"SEmnary this essay I have passed In
rapid review with some occasional amplidcations,
thee causes Of the premature decay of apple
orchards, which may be attributed to a proper
selection and preparation Of the soil to neglect of
cultivation; to exhaustion of the SOIL to want Of
manures judiciously applied under the guidance
Of analyses that indicate the special manure or
Plant-food required; to excessive fruitage and
early maturity Of the tree to old age to the effects
OF grating aud Of bad stocks; to our breeding
trees for fruit rather than for hardness vigor and
wood growth; to sickly sorts being propag ated to
cold and sudden alterations; to excessive humidi-
ty TO diseases in the trees and fruit TO the ravages
OF Insect Of various kinds upon the trees and fruit
and, lastly, to bad and injudicious pruning
With all these evils, to which our orchards are 90
generally subjected, II Is not surprising that we
should often ind them in a state Of premature
decay, nor that we should hear complaints of
their being not profitable; but who would expect
q crop Of corn or of wheat to be remunerative
under similarly unfavorable circumstances or
when subjected to such bitter neglect! No sensi.
BILE farmer, surely"
OF these thirteen causes Of decay at least nine
are simply due to the shiftess management Of
orchafdisn- They seem to forget that good
tree cannot be made out Of bad materials on un-
suitable soil, without MANURE and In spite of de-
structiye pruning. They ignore the first dictates
OF common sense in their systems of man agement
and OF course suffer the consequence -ExeAasg &c
p1pr.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL Nj Bowen. Md; I, G.
tnyy And .sdy, La; MISS Holt, U; ) tiOodman a.
ledy. IA; MISS Goodman, do; Miss Brun do; r.
Eillson, Pa, T. Award, Ind; z A Huthins, ~; j
gsmlst, IA; ID Law, NY;W Vergries, do; w
kiummer, "A Hoover, A Morton, X Maofsrdard.
"a See.y, Of NY; X Chandler, USN; J r ChisleT'
Mo; HsTrlss, do; Hogg do; A w Thomo
500, NY; v Giants, sc; w w Arnett Va: X r
Evans, do; w Eil sherry, o; w Helm, Va; Nj John.
son, y; Lloyd and lady, La; Mrs Van WICK.
Nnt n Seymour and family, CT; ] Young Mass,
4 hgrIo3shs, and family, Md; r NJ BaIdwin
Mss; Piammer, Md; NJ Plummer, do; BAL
ero, va, Mrs lard, do; " Harrison DO: Mrs
wee Salnes, Dc; Adams, Nd; Z Adams do; Miss
Dns pman, DO; Chapman, do; A Sohell Nv
Msrten, La; White, Miss; W g mofrIil
"a \ Elliott; do; w Van Every, NY; Rad
Sna lady, "a; Newton, Pa; w RuoIrIl l.
warmer; Delawsy- Barton, of Ga; r Cat
Hlz, NY; Mrs y Rolfsl, La; Miss olfsl. do.
u Cloutman, Nd; A Martin, do; c w y H. 1 a
BROWNS HOTEL wyodruG, Ala: n 7
Qulsley, Mrs MokenrA, SC; II WIiey q. n
Anoloud, Baker, Md; w CookerIth, w Oyerton
y Grsnshav, Z " oolfolk, Va; B Fai:nus and
Ne; pr Hidden Tenn; w Pro1t. Ala; w Fior-,,
gym McCay, Md; Eagly, w Fariy, Horans
Va Bnckner and ly, Ky; A Barbour C Brendt
IeaIrJ,J SPonseller, Va; Carter, Miss Car
kkkWOOD HOUSE, Shower, Pa; r Por
Ter, MO; ANDREWS, Pa; Capt Benham USA: r. X
S3Een' Mo w TsmPleton and Iy. Da; F STAFF Jrd.
n.y. Smith, Md; Powell, Nv; GEN Harne,
IT Barnes, CSA; NJ Ash, Miss; A Caske, C Jones'
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IDA very touching incident occurred at the
funeral Of Mr.. w Clifton, who died In Louis
vile last week. Prior to his disease he manu-
United his slaves, numbering some forty, a larye
number Of whom attended his funeral on Satur-
day last. During the march, an old slave. who
had been greatly attached to his master came up
quietly to the hearse, the fringe of which he re-
sPeccully kissed, and behind which he walked
al the way to the cemetry. After the PRAYERS al
the grave were ended and all had gone save the
blacks, the old man signed to them to kneel and
throwing himself upon the ground prayed most
vshemently and tearfully for bis master and those
he had left behind which 90 affected the listen
Ing mourners that the place was filed with cries
and groans ~
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IT"Fhere is no peace on this side of the
grave" said Clergyman when preachInq at the
grave Of friend
"Well, old CHAP" said jolly jack tar, "you
Gan come over On this side, we are quiet enough
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THE EVENING STAR.
VERY BLUE /!

Oh! Why did I not tell her sooner
That my heart and my life were her own?
Why, why did liuger so div.
Tall Loves chosen season had flown!
Now they say she to ma Try another
And Oh if the ldings he true,
Though won't think Of poison or powder,
shall certainly look very blue.
thought II quite needless to hurry
Taers was plenty OF time, to be sure,
And Love by q vow when you bind him.
Becomes such a terrlbls bore.
Twas certainly not out of reason
To hirt with dozen or two;
But ah she's to marry another,
Aid now begin to look blus.
Now, lads, let me give you o warning
Not TO suffer moment to fly;
For love Is like hook In atumber,
To DO Quad'd while IL soarkles high.
III you wait till Its spirit has VANISHED,
The delay you would be likely to rue,
For the fair one may slip through your fingers,
Ana leave you 70 look We blue.
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ID FOR NEW YORK,
( AssAaE, sT JfNTSRhhH6RINS MEALS AND

The Now York aud Virginia Screw steamshi,
UomeenI,l new and elegant steamship ~>eone
MOOQNI VERNON, Capt 7. c. Smith, 6EeEH
tern w haIves, at ifo'c.ock a. m. every WEDNES-
DAY, And the Compsny's Depot. at Alexandra,
a. 'clock p. m. same day.
Passenger. from Washington and Georxetovr
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
TN sheet and re, avenue hourly, or they can leave
on the steamer rom the Western WharVes st Il
0olook o. m.
Snte rooms can be engaged on application q
Msssrs; Morgan Rhinelihrt, Western WharyeS
tlle. ~ NSS~A
III insurance will be efeoted on eli Foods b,
THIS nno 81 tho oAoe Of tho Company ct y Ier osni
The aooommods:ien.f for passengers BY this linz
30 made to render this Communication with M
YORK az agreeable and healthful one.
Oh of neiEht or passage apply to FOWLE d
H. B. CROMWELL CO.,
sicily 80 West st., corner Albany, Nov York
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and 8, oftovnshIl 8; township. IS. 8. end 81. Of

and ., ofsOvnship 81 sovnshir,s 3, and 81. Of
SECTION 2 the E n, and the NV :. Of secsie. q:
Ne Of :sctioS is the Ne S Sf &. s ne y %. sss
N! !; 8 s s :. 4 $ ;,sg :; : s. =
i0Sss no. and s e 4, /, he s,,o SSs
tsrnshiy S: sIc-pt ne w x Of section 81; tovS:
i ssctons sps d the Ne \. tn. N y OF tn. wv
:, and the N = Of the ~ = of section 6; TIE NJ
G sSs NV ss x. z. NV s .Ss
n, the, . Of the SM 81 'sS9Sn II eti n - go
81 :s section. 81 10, e. % - q s. q. 81
IS, and 81. Of toynshIp So sections TO IS lse
and H. e. Of ' SETON +, section, .ssS.. X e
and . Of tSvn.hip s.; township IS frsetioIai
'Hss eesnSS: = q s.ssf IT, n, u. Is, p o. and Is.
ne n y the = q tsesE \. and q. hof tss
and al i sSs ' Sf he :.s, .as
OF t1vnship - sectlons 10 6, inclnsve; seetons
ship IS; Z scuon, township IS. Of range -
sWk .Sd the \ \ p n. Sc y Sf:seiiss : SEQ
q ~ IS "a 50 8. and 81, OF tosnshls IS; sections
tion: 81, 8, s. and IS. Of toxnsh!r S; tosashl a;
fractional townships ~ and IS, Of ISnss 2.
AZ the Land ofice at PORTLAND, oommenoips
the dispose Of the pnbIiS and. hereto. Snoi
fered: situated in the following tovn.L Fps and
fraotonai townships, viz:
North Of ths base line asd ,resf Of fhs fourth ~ s
Fractional township 81, Of rsnr.I.
frsouona township %, and township 81, Of
EE I.S.ion.II ..Oxn.h,s. pads q T.ns.s
Fractional township IS, and township 50, Of
FRACTIONAL townships 81 and IS ofrsnsss
Fractional townships IS and S., snd township 81
Praoti, nal townships 81 and IS, and township IS
Prs o,iCnal townships s. and s., and tovD.li, IS.
Lands appropriated BY Law for the use Of scheol,,
a nnsssi m1l ,sy AND other purposes, Will b az
The tracts along the lines of the railroads Will be
zsSs er .sd Of .Ss p e
cusr tack, cut By the routes vii be soI d. .! con
Timing the quantitlss respectively shown on the
The sssfins Of the .S SSoG land. will be com
menced on ths days appointed, and wall proceed IN
s..n n adv. .ns &: sale. the
closed; but no sale shall be kept open longer than
.l 8 admitted uRtiI sfsss the eIpi' atom q the
E,v wess c,.rw.,,
this
eight hundred and sixty
' jos! fs; :. %ss.s.. ~
CommIsslonerof the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right of pre-emptlon
TO any OF the lands within the townships and parts
oft"wnshlps above IN, ntioned, 10 required 70 ee-
tablsh the same to the satisfaction OF the register
and receiver of the proper land Office, and ,.ais
payment fherefor az practicable after
thts notice, and before the DAY appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands en-
bracing the tract claimed: otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
JOS y WILSON.
Commissioner fthe General Land Once
Eots--U nder the regulations ofthe Department,
es heretofore and now exlstlnG. no payment be
made Tor advertising proclamst ons except TO suoh
publishers as are specially authorized % pu blsh by
the CommissOn.r Of the General Land Once.
jy Is lsvlSv.w
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6Usctsot hsD1<dy ~ rs HCtdy
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENoE.
LET NO FALSE DBLICAcY PREVENr.
APPLY IMMED ATBLY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
W..hssss q he Bach sr.ts,.s As.sasns sfas Ddssys
D.sii,' sai-.s.o.%. Dy.5.p.y fss syr c..
f.a.n sId... P.iPita,os T..rt nudity, r.sIsr,
Hsss or SIM Hss.so. q u. Isnr. ssnaes or 5..s@
.ss... p..ssfs .ss Damn .% . ss s
der Marriage npsssIss. and Bsdy sss bist
r.,.., Vi. ..,. . .Ssse 3. .'..i- ..u, VIA
tAti and habit which aons.y sssps
brilliant iotsset vss m,rhs ssbsrvs have
sntranesd stsnInG ssnntss viii the hunds sfssesssss
assss.
MAhAIKp PKRsoHs, YssBs Me-. sssss .plsuas nAs-
&C.. s:nr s.,I. ssy.s. .'sis''' ''s.sis s's',
he vbs Plscs kinssI s.rs q Dr. .sy rsls,-
...y sonsd IN IN. s.osr a. ssndsnsh and ssasdssly rely
OFFICE NJ. sogrI rlEpERicxs rarrY,
sn hand di s.ns rom s.lan.r. .tr.. fay esss fr..
.ss, b paid ..d sssris s..ap
d. yonHsfoH,
.a 90. q u: n.. .Sinss. c.ii.e.. IN 4. sa.a s.s.
and the greater 81 Whose life has been spent
head ssns ef de meat sssn,bnf ssr.. tsst vss s,s,
ns.s ..1, ,:s,s @ sss IN +. s.se ..s :.
Nm0 VIZ tnGemsnt o. u1nos cured
TAKE PARfICpkAR NOTICE,
Issng Nee and sthsr via have injured th.nsevss BY
ssnain practice INDUCED in when siens-s hsb rsQussay
.sies a.. Srsay I ..s I:s :.s a.. zee: .s,.
ssedsrs marriage imposss and destroys sstk aist ssi
TSs.: sI. .s1. sas ...h., .s.ss r,s...s
nns. fie. ths Mead q SIGHT nssssiss
v, efths Dig fseesas ssssrsI Denny
'y%S,S%. q cSps.@etisa, &c
Be drsdsd-oss Of Msnery Coussien efIdsss Dsprssss
fspiri. Er Forbedings, fseesy seq ssrsst
kss sohtsds Tmdty etc. are ssns 81 he evils prs
HERvoBs DESiLrY.-Yssus.sdss "a. ssv,s6ss VA,
s.S;os .:i s .is I'd ss s
aPpsssanss ssssf the eyes, eesgb q
DmEAsEs or IMPRUDEHcE
10 has nbssd tks painful disssss &c s.s ss
hsPpsns tha nsd sfshsns dread dsss,sry
.P1 sss s. as. is: IN: RI. % s q.
hsnds Of isner.nt and dsseung Prssnds vbe incapable
s.esS ..r ".s p ss % =. s n, sss
Ainsd and IN despair leave him With ruined health 50
s,sr b, E.nI d.ppentnsn or b As q that A.sdy
tsrnes disease sseh as Af.essns o Ne Heart Threat Hsss
snn se Progrsssias viii fghtsl rspdity, m pos
s.7.r.d sssaay ffsa .so.. ..I.: .. 1s,.i.r ss..
~ 'oAhsoH1kEMEDY ron okeAH1c wkAKHEss
are speedily cared and fa vesr rsssrsa fhsssssas = s
Ssst .sr,.ss .sa dss,.isd. vSs S.s ss al ssps Ave
All impsdinsnts Msrrsss. Physical o. ns.I Dsssu~-
sssoses tes. q Prserssrvs Power, Nssvss ssssstiV
Ind speedily esrsd-
ENpolsEAEyY or rnK rRnss.
ssi spssuees pssrnsd By Dr. Jshnssn vitsss.d sv -
seSsn. e ne p.psr. and .sey sAsr gssssss. .ssss
s s,., A ss s' l.ss... sss ,.:P.
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NEW ORLEANS
1N T1RE1 DAxS
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.

&A.z y
ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orongs and Alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBUR6:
Virginia and Tsnnessse,
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charlesto,s,
Mtsstsstppt Central,
Nes1 Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Raj, thence by First GLASS Packets 10
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
monterrey SJ Kan, thence to Mobile BY First
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNDATs INCLUDED,
Leave w Washington at q m and D. m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot OF Seventh street at 81 m and 50 p. m. and
connects at Alexandrla with the Orange and Alex
aDdIla Trains for the Southwest
Omce-fennsJlvana avenue, corner OF Sixth ut.
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- & e, FIRE.
PoTOMAc wArRR.

] am still enga,ed in the PLUMBING And Z: q
fIrTlN9 BUSINESS at my old stand In PhlibaI.
,nonio hsn The advantage of having 3 plentiful
{estsraay, a. am well satisfed should have heen
quincy out but tor the bountiful supply upor nv
Prsmises And th.t OF my neIg bbOrs
Al orders ior the introduction of Water and Gas
VII be promptly attended to. Terms as reasons
bic a. any plumber in the city. "
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DENTISTRY.

H. DENTAL NOTICE,
In. tOQMlS Has CLOSED his Office for the sea-
SON ana ylll De absent, as usual, during the sum
mer months will resume practice about the lat OF
oct'6er, OF which further notice will be given.
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% WASHINGTON BkXNCH.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th,
1850, tralns will run "a follows:
Leave Washington at % and N o. m.
Leave w Washington at $50 and $50 p. N.
On Sunday at s % p. m.
Leave Baltimore at AS and 20 q. m.
Leave baltimore at sis and 40 p. %.
On Sunday at Is q. m.
Passengers for the East will take trains at s.2O
And TAO q. On and % m.
For the West at I4j O. m. and $50 p. m.
For Annapolis at 7.4o . m. and $50 p. m.
On Saturday evening the $50 .. m. tram goes to
Philadelphia only.
je ls-d TIL. PARSONS, AGENT,
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Ut The u. 8 MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Limo.
Tickets can be obtained at the south Western
Omoe, corner 81 sixth street and Pennsy lvania av
enue, to the following points:
L{Ichburg, Bristol, Knoxville. Atlantis,
M chattanooga: Huntsville, :, Grand Junction,
Montgomery. Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
" THROUGH TICKETS TO THE Va
RIO US VIRGINIA SPRINGS
iOOmnibuses and Baggage Warons leave the
ONCE at a. M. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma 23-n Corner Sixth st. And Pa Az,
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DlR. HILLS, after : prsotosl f t:., ., ,vo ,..,,
feels that 10 can witt CONFIDENCE recon- NJ yss.s,
mend ihs ChsoPlsstie PROCESS for insertink6
strunoiAi teeth 1t has the advantages OF
s s6s ipserted for sss Partial in proportion.
80 80 .. oVouuo. SET
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A LAsGE .AssoRTMENr OF s,.iuv.y q
a S2ls and Raven, Bacon Co.
aGeney, corner Of fs- sv. Apd Elsvcntk q NM
vs. W.e. Mk1Zkk0TT.