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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF A BonER-FTrs Men
htAsd AID SeDsrdi WoHndsd- Wonderful EScape
Of SereTat men from Death.-The Detroit Adver-
User OF the 9Th Inst, says At nine O'Clock last
evening, the boiler Of the sieam-tug A. 8. Field
lying at the dock between Bates and Randolph
streets, exploded, and the boat was a wreck "A
mass Of sticks and planks was all that remained
TO be discovered Of the tug, and her timbers cab
ins, portions Of her boiler Shell, hues wood &c ,
were lying in heaps upon the dock by, and strewn
about the neighboring premises for the distance
OF three or four hundred feet Outside nbers of
the dock bad been thrown several feet out Of place.
ana some hited high upon piles Of wood. There
were upon the ting at the time Of the ex plosi on
seven persons, viz: the mate, Reno Dumont the
wheelsman, VIM Mckenzie; the engineer Eason
or Eafon Owen. Of Newport; two hremen one a
negro and one of whom we understand was {; Gorge
Abbott the cook, Mrs. Morey, and a negro bow
named Hoover-seven In all, and five of whom
are killed Mrs Morey was thrown upon the dock
She 10 not much injured side of her face being
burned, and one side and arm bruised The first
mate was found under pile OF wood near by still
alive, but he died Immediately before or lust after
he had been got out He was scalded and cut
and bruised. George Abbott was blown several
rods away and over a low building He was dead
when found, being terribly cut and scalded The
boy Hoover was also found dead on the dock He
had severe cut In the forehead IL NAV be men
toned as showing the immense force of the ex Mo-
sion, that the weight of the safety-valve on the
engine OF the tug-a solid iron ball weighing
PROBABLY, seventy-fve or eighty pounds-wss
found embedded in the earth under the Sidewalk
on the east side Of Bates street. between Atwater
and woodbridge. The spot where Il was found
Is at least five hundred feet from the place wbere
the explosion occurred. The ball had passed
SOIL " le
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ARRIVALS AT rHB EOTELs

cNATIOSAL HOTEL-w Back, Tex: Ban
s SCI Mif.; & WintoI and lady. W McSIso.
M.tths.s, la; GOWN. MA RRo oS Ma Is
"a; . Fowler, NY; Thomas, Miss Price, Nd: q
knoxs MISS Eel, Pa; w Duffse McCamI, NV
FLeFs,vTss PSlSs, Nd; ~ Hamilton XIV; a Z
M: W snd ~ N.Y. ny; Hsrdins; Mrs Hall and ~,
Genera WAIKIKI. Colonel Harrison, Eng: W 4
a. Ford Ga z Psrsioo, Va; K Arnold, Tenn.
a F Esaa' aa; Hogg, NY; Miss e Hunter, La
gTR9WNs, HOTEL.-Col w Medium. Nc
NC G pSSkscf, 90; Z A MeEvay, Va, Shaw and
s,rsass Nd. wsSiSss 90; ai. MooL. DC;
p. wv. W z End Ss 500. Ne n shay kg;F Diafs
E Esa; Tonn; = M Mllson Va; X Rush, Pa; q
Fsnon aad Ismlly, Mo; M Porter and lady, do
..kiRkWOQD HOUSE-H Wells. Nd. q IA,
aEs.ty. 90; y se.onon, NY; A q Hay. Texas; A
! TaeEsSro tmsCSmiy. DO; Kerry, do; Dr.
e SIsaI w Bsnke5, Pa; w Morgan, Eng; W Fem
Redmond and family, M - w ''i' ~ mr
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W The Brownsville (Texas) Flag argues in
favor OF abolishing all the voting precincts I'm
that county, except those at Brownsville. Point
Isabel, and Brazos Santiago, In order that the
purity OF the oallot-box may be Preserved. The
Flag alleges that the citizens Of Mexico take an.
trely too much interest in elections on this side
Rocking over in hundreds and disposing of thei,
votes to the highest bidder
IVA brute named Jake Riley on the 10th. a,
Brownsville, Mimi, killed his mother-in-law
sister-n-law, and attempted to kill his father-in
law, with large bowie-knife The murdere,
einity, and the whole neighborbood has turned
out In search of Riley, No cause is assigned fo,
the deed except intoIication
IL We notice by our exchanges that most 4,
not all the Tobacco Growing Counties in the state
OF Maryland, have held meetings and appointed
oeiesaIs 70 tne convention Of Tobacco Growers
70 oe nead In Upper Marlborough on Thursdav'
the 18th inst.
III There was celebration at North Eth, nm
the Fourth Of July. The survivors of the famiIv
OF John Brown attended the Celebration Job1
Brown, u-, the eldest son, read the Declaration
on InaePendence, and solomon, the youngest son
read the Sermon on the Mount
~ me Tlp across the peninsula Of Florids
nom Ceder Keys to Fernandina, 10 now made NJ
ABOUT nfteen hours, stops included Before th,
four or Eve days ''fuiie0
The Orphans Court of Prince Gso,o.,,
county; Md, have awarded the ScholarshiI, In
ine Baltimore Female College to Miss EIizabeti
ssa Sn % Siadensou,g District, daughter OF thu
IVA peddler, Samuel Marley, from Mas.a
cnusets, was tarred and feathered in Conecnh
Az, last week, on suspicion Of abolitionism
W Fabian Robes and Gil Adama. two M
Ooiuna 9 men made their escape from the Browns
Nne Jaii on the night Of the 18th ult
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" PURIFY THE BLOOD.
w IfH Corrupt, disordered or vitiated blood, you
must be sick all over. IL may burst ont in pImpes
or sores, or IN some active disease, or may mere
keep you stless, depressed and good for nothing,
But you cannot have good health while your blood
Is impure. AYERS SARSAPAHILLA purges
ont these impurities and stimulates the organs of
LIE lEto vigorous aoton restoring the health and
xpelIng disease. Hence IL rapidly cures a variety
of complaints which are caused by impurity Of the
blood su'h as Sorofuis Tor Kings f.yil,l Tumors,
Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions, Pimples, Biothes, Biles
81 Anthony's Fire, r ose or Erysipelss, letter or
Cs1oerous TumoIs, Sore Eyes, Female Diseases,
sgoh Is Retention, lrregularity, Suppression,
Whites, stsrility, Syphilis or yenereaf Diseases,
liver Complaint and Heart Diseases. Try AY-
ER'S SARSAPARILLA, and see for yourself the
activity with which 1t cleanses the blood
and cures the disorders.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL 10 so univer-
sally knogn TO surPass every other remedy for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoars eness,
Group, Bronchitis, lnelPient Consumption, and for
the relief OF Consumptive Patients in advanced
stages Of the disease, that IL is useless here 70
count the evidence Of its virtue. The world knows
them.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLs-for Costive-
ness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. pyssHtery, Foul
Stomach, Jaundloe. Headache, Heartburn, Piles,
Rheumatism, Qropsy. Worms, and In short for al
the purposes Of purgatIve medicine.
Prepared by ]. q. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
and sold by all Druggists everywhere. 10 q colin
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE LITTLE BOY THAT DIED.

The late DR.. Chalmers is said TO have been tn.
author of the following beautiful lines, writer
on the occasion of the death Of young son whom
he greatly loved:
1 am all alone in my chamber now,
And the midnight hour Is near,
And the iaggots crack, and the clocks dull tick,
Arc the only sounds hear;
And over nv soul, IN its solitude,
Sweet feelings Of sadness glide;
For my hea aud my eyes are full when think
OF the little boy that died.
l went one night to my fathers house
Went home to the dear ones all,
And softly opened the garden gate.
Aud softly the door of the hall
My mother came out to meet her son
She kissed me, and then she sighed.
And her head fell on my neck, and she wept
For the little boy that died. pr
shall miss him when the flowers come
In the garden whore he played;
i shall miss him moro by th etre- SIDE
When the flowers all decayed;
sha see his toys and his empty chair,
And the horse he used TO ride,
And they will speak with silent speech
OF the little boy that died.
We shall go home TO our Fathers house
TO our Fathers house IN the skis,
Where the hope of souls shall have no blI ait,
Our love no broken ties, o..
We shall roam on the banks of the river of peace,
And battle in its blIssfu tide;
And one of the joys of life shall be
The little boy that died.
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HE MILFORD ROBBERY AND SUICIDAL Mil.
ford, IN. III y on Tuesday man named samuel
scripture was detected In stealing from the tic ket
masters drawer, at the Wilton railroad depot
on MS arrest and examination, a pocket book
three,dollar bill, which he had just taken, was
found upon him. He confessed that he had been
in the habit Of taking money for a year or more
oy means OF false KEYS, to the amount, as near al
he could Judge, of four hund red dollars His wife
AFTER hearing the news, was soon missing, and
was traced to the river where her bonnet wa,
found upon the bank. Search was made and the
body recovered In about twenty minutes from the
time she was first missed, but life was extinct
During the excitement consequent upon the dis.
eoyery OF the body, Scripture escaped and wa,
still at large at the last accounts
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By the President:
Jos 9. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-
TO any OF the lands within the townships parts of
townships above enumerated is required to estsb-
fish the same tn the satisfaction of the register and
receiver of the proper Land Ofhce, and make pay
ment therefor as soon as practicable sfter seeing
commencement of the public sale Of the lands em-
braclsg the tract claimed othe: wise, such claim
will be forfeited. JOS. =. WILSON
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
NoTK.-Under the regulations of the department
as heretofore and now existing, payment can be
made for advertising prooamatiOns except TO such
publishers as specially authorized to publish BY
the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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MEDICINES.

III III -.
~ BALYinoRK
Hss Dssee~esd fAs ssosf C~fsss, SPEEDY, ssd s-iy
Efsefsal Rsvs3S 90 fAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELl.
A CURE WARRANTED, on NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
vsssass sfas Bach. ssnesr.s kf.sssas sfs. n1.sys
.sd Bladder. tavs.ss.ry Dseh.rrs. lupssney, sss.F
.s.a .fIs.ss fsiPs..ss W. .sr %.ss,, Tr.%sSSs.,
s... o. ssa ks.sSso. q q. Lss sss~sss or i.s.i.H
hsss rsrreis Daserdsn assnt fsn seiitary nsstu -
MsrriAt, ps.sisls o..trsy Rsdy Mad
Young NEE
a., ,ss e...r.ssar. ssSa .SssS ssa..' .y..,.
sntiusly Ers.s thoss.Sds sfrssnG M1u e ne
.aIssssd ,s.nss s.sstss .ith s .s.Ss.os. ..
yafsd sssssy he living Tyre, nay ss WA fsi sssa
/ asss..
MARHIKp FEkaoHs. Or rssng hss plsn.f sss-
n.E.. s.ns .v.r. q y1y..s .'.is.' ''s.ss sss''i.
dsfsrDitiss, ts- speedily e.rsd
Ne vho place, bimssn sndss N. sars Of De nay SshT
..sy ecnsa. 81, honor s r'ods@sn 'se ssssesoay ''y
OFTrE Ne soVYu rIrnrsIcIsYrrrT,
lsh hard ard. gsnr from sssnsr. s'rs.i 70. o'sss .-
mat be PAID ssd ssosAin ast.ur
pA y0HrsyoE,
nsassr .fths Regal cslsT. sfssss.us Asees. .ess,s
AID the ssstsr P.rt yho.. ~. has bssa hes
londen, Paris, Philadelphia
setsd Of The Assnshiag ssr.s that ..ss
fnsvn; many eselsd Win rnglng IN ne bssc and
..sss. si.H s.Ss:s, sisA.ss ss.as.s ..S.
VIA dsrsnfsn.ns q mind. cured innsdi.tsv.
TAKE PAErlcrLAR NOTICE.
Yssnf Nee snd -be have tulsrsd thsus.i.ss ~
prseues nesit.d an .h.h .isa.. h~e fr.S..s1y
Which az. sIssdy .R s,.S .h.s ...p ssG 10, ss1.s,
rs.dsu marriage irPosss, AID dsstrsys ssA @sae ssd
ss "a: ,.s....
aSs P.as IN R.sd prDn.,, q sgh less 81 msseslsI
Power, PaPitAusn q hs ksar DysrsPy Nsr.sss lrrss
symptous 81 Coassngu.S Ae
MENTALLY-Tssf .srfsi .s.su On A. mind ar. n,.l :.
sspsr Evil FsrSodiaTs t,.rsisa sfssc., SET btrs.s
Lors 81 sotsds, Tinidiy, etc. ssms Of he
NERVOUS DpSIkYY-Yhss..sdss ss s.v l.dfs vs.,
s.sas ...s, Ssi. a.r-"s. sad .%se.s ts9S. .ss..1
Appearance ssOst the eosFh symptsms
DISEASES or IMPRUDEsCE
Whsn msgssd and imPrsdsut .Osry Of pleasure tsds
10 has tmeiesd q. SEEDS ms, ssfsl dssss zee ss
r.sesssy. s.a sioa. S.Sssd Si. \. i ,ns :. q.
o. SS sad .r Ai s% %
month amer month OF - LONG u. ss.s iss e.h ss Ga
.'.r b. g.Hs SPPontn.nt e ,, N. sss q hs, deadly
.rnb. disease. sseh As.eos o 70. Hssr fhrs. Es.s
sim AZ PrOgr.'sg With frghifs rsrdlt,, al d.sth
discovered eosrtry from s.sl r.tsrD,
Dr. gOEEsOH1REMEDY FOR ORGANIC NEAIHEsn
AND IMPOTENCY.
By h and rsmsdy s.stnsss sf u. srgsss
speedily etrsd and f vgOr rsssrsd rhssssbds sfas
an np.drrnsnts nsrrisf, Physical Mental Disss.-
Trembling s1d wsskuss E1hs..aso .tfhs f.ssfsi
hind speedily cured.
TEE MANY THOUSANDS cared stthis InsIIs.rs. vfsts
"a. las, ,.'sn.sn y.srs and q, 1sm'rsss Important ssf
rsPertsu Of the PAPsu sne cher psrseas uesss
yssh hs,. sPE.sr.d sIs9 and ssS. s..,. q. P.ss
silty, "a a sssssui EsArsntss 20 ts' ssis'sd lsnak
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

IN AND OTHERS
Who are soon to return to their homes, and who
would add to the comfort and beauty their houses
are respectfully invited to our warehouse PennsyI,
Of Ninth street, where they may nd full and com.
Elegant Wilton Velvet Carpetlns., from slz5 to
Rich English Brussels do. at from 80 OTIS.
Rich iG ImRs x a.I. s an lbs to the yard at
Splendid too real imported Double do 70 to
halls aud passages, Is to IS cents w. '''
Also, elegant wide Oicloths, for rooms halls pas
Also coso w and S% Ssi to
Rich and extensive variety Of Velvet and Brussels
~ Rugs and Drugsets, in borders aud BY the yard,
ssapssrise;s q ys5s cheap 2il Linen she.tins.,
Ts6e Cloths ~ al sizes, "a by "a 10 ia by "a 4,
Also, TO *eliings, Toilet @ uiIts. and other Toilet
Goods IN pleasing and great abundance, very
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
- Our stock Of rich and appropriate materials for
gance, variety, and reasoaableness n nrice any
Elegant satin Bfecatels, which are nearly yard.
pamssE and satin Lainss, fso For 90 cents to A.
Ext[s tioh Embroidered Tapestry, new article
Rep. and Turkey Cloths. In embroidered pattern.
Also superb odefsd L.os snS % sGw Glider
And ali the Bands paf Ssyd
ss as flowers sTf fruits, with roh Centre and
In Sn of ss snd S%p. to match
son. we have determined to run of auy of the above
goods at inst about the FIRST cost and at procs
wtIIahted 70 De less than the same be had else
All goods sold to 20 to distance viii be carefully
packed for transportation and sent of free Of extra
je ls-loteo CLAsETT q DODsON.
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" The United States districtco in Chicago
has made the somewhat important decision az.
cording to the Press and Tribune, ssthat ali en-.
ecutions issued In favor Of non-residents againsi
citizen Of this State could be levied on the
homestead of the defendant, in spite of the Stat
law to the contrary. The decision is that United
states courts are not obliged TO tske cognizance
In all cases Of State laws and that the law of the
STATE where the plaintiff resides Is to be taken into
consideration In rendering judgment
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Rr THE rREsEF S 81 sss Or THE UNITED

BY THE PREsf sPT ENT Or THE UNITED
declare and make known that public .sles viii BE
TsIrtcy e kansa. sstSs periods hereinafter dssiE
on 81 EI n.s Ss
disposal Of the public lands within the following
SoxtA u lie base line asd sast Of the siztA prinepaI
The mart, artoxn,S s',a,S Ss.,d. If the India,
ssrystion, and Iownshipsa 5, I. and S, ofrsnses
The parts of township outside of the Indian re-
:es sSHai'' T 5sshss
servatlon and townships ., 5, 4 and 5, Of ranges
seryaticn. and townships ., s. 4, and S, Orange
The parts oftownship outside Of the Indian re-
ssd sDa snS 3 Of
TT own:RIPP: AND AND S Of 7snTs
At the Land Once at JUNCTION CIrr, common
DING on Monday ,khe 10th day ofAugust next for the
disposal OF the public lands within the following
SOHtA d base ne asd If "a. siriA prireipal
Townships s, Is, Is, and il, Of ranse4
townships 6, I, Is. rs. and IL, of ranges
Townships 8. 10, H. L, IS, IA, Is, Is, and II
Township, 1888, II. H. Is, Il, Is Is, and IT.
ding on Monday, the 10th of Septemher next, for
the disposal OF the public lands within the follow
Ing townships, VIE:
The parts of township Is outside of the Indian
reservation, and townships g, 20, 81 and q, of
Townships Is. 70, n, q and q, of ranss7.
Townships 70, ls, -, 81 and q, of ranges.
TOvn:RiP: i, s. 3. and and 8, Of Of r rs
Townships Is, 19 and %, of ranges
Townships Is, l9 ard 90 of range2
townships ls, - and 20, Of rangel.
At the Land Office at Fort Scorr, commencing
on Monday the 18th dag of August next, for the
disposal Of the public lands within the following
Sonth Of tie base ns and sa Of ths ,ixfk Principal
msTtstdn.
reseIvatlo1 Of ranges ., TO- H. p Is, IL, u.s. is. l7ls
The parts of townships q, "A and Is outside of the
Indian reservation, of ranges.
Townships 3, "a and Is Of ranger.
Townships g "a and IS of ranges.
Townships -. "a and Is, of ranges
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military. Indian, and other purposes, will be ex
oluded rom the sales.
The offering of the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed In the order
In which they are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed; but no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks,
and no private entry ofany Of the lands will be per
mltted until alter the expiration OF the two weeks.
this twentieth day of April, Ammo DOmini one
'O"'a 'Sn' "D' CD IA JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
Jos 8. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Al
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IEf II & ET5S

In accordance with the provisions of the aot of
Congress entitled An sct authorizing changes in
the location of Land Offices" approved March Sd
1855 it is hereby declared and inside known that the
Office for the sale of public lands at CAMBRIDGE, in
the State of MISNBs OTA will be removed to sun
RISE CITY, in saId State, at as carly a period as
practicable.
Further notice as to the precise time of closing the
Office At Cambridge, preparatory to its remova +,
and of its opening for business at Sunrise City will
be given by tho RegIEtsr and Receiver of the Land
District
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
this SOth day of Nav, A. ID. 1860.
BY order OF the President:
JOS. 8. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofiice.
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u. Q. r. do Il. a.
HUNNEWELL1S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,

HUNNEWELL,S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For all Throat and Lang Complaints, from
Common Coughs TO ActuGi Consumption.
HUNNEWELL'S
JUSTLY GEL AT ED
TohU ANoDXNI1,
The Natural and Sure Remedy for all Nsx-
cons Complaints,
Prom Neuralgia through al cases where Opium
was ever used TO that Of psirium Tremens. and the
common chief cause of Disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Tolu Anodyne, though containing not . par
and may Be used In all GASES wherever Opium was
used without producing anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient in q perfectly natural srate.
:, The Universal Cough Remedy theed from all
the common objection Of Cough Remedies, which
the common enemy 20 all Throat and Lung Com
plants. and used with perfect impunity. Asking
an 70 court from proprietors or friends the most
severe Investigation Of both Remedies, and reading
of our psmphlets to be found with all dealers and
more partioulsIly TO purchase only OF those who
decisions of Patients and Ply sicisns.
"Prices within reach Of all"
GENERAL AGENTS.
J. w. HONEYWELL & Co., and .. Commercial
GRo. HpsNRwKLL, I as Water St, New York,
Under this special supcrvislon ofyOHNL L, HUN
NEWELL. Chemist and Pharmaoeutist, Boston,
Mass, whose signature covers the 90 ks of the
genuine only, and to whom address all oommuni-
Sold BY all respectable dealers everywhere, and
all the Druggists in Washington and 6eorEetovn.
mar 6 cor
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
LR. LOOMS Has closed his office for the a.
son, and will be absent, as usual, during the sum
mer mouths will resume practice about the LIST of
October, of which further notice will be given.
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DENTISTRY.
Tx. HILLS, after practical test Of two years,
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend tbs Cheopl4stio Process for in serting
artlhoitl teeth IL has the advantages OF
upper sets inserted for SSS Partial In proportion
Omce o0o "a. avenue. set
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1hs Easf B,itmor

los East B6lumOre street,
between Eden street and Central svenus.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her sea- on the cork.
ID Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for S.
Wkolesdle lgen1. r. =. T. CrssE1 Druerist
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis-
trlct, and viii suppy the trade ~ my prloes.
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THE ALL sVFFIoIENT THREE
rRIKaKmAR, 4, "A.

Pystsessd ey Royal Letters Pafssf az EssIe~1, s.<
seossd bt tks Seals of tis Eeolf dc Pkarssaess "a
Rer,s, nsd fhs IrPsidl ColisH 1 msdscsss,
No. 4 IN invaluable for exhaustion, S,ornntor-
rhras and al physical disabilities.
No. completely Grad icstes al traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
seQus and pernicious use OF oopay1s and cubcbs-
NO. has entirely supp lanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby lnsrring % the sufferer speedy
relief. dsPerslnG animpurinss, and roofing o0 the
fRfBeEMAR, Mos, 1.s and Q are prepared in the
form OF q lofengr. devoid of taste and smell, and
can be carried ~ the vsistooat pocket Sold IN TN
oeses, and divided into separsts doses a. cd male
tered by VaPean, Laemand, Roux, Rloord, &o-
Prioe Is each, or four for % which saves eS
and N - ceses, whereby there is Q saving Of le.
e Be pa, vhelesal snd retail, Of DIR. BARROW,
1e4 Bleecker street, four doors below MoDoufsf
street. New YORK. fmmedistely on rsceiyinf q re
mittsnce, DR., Barrow win forward the Triesemsr
% any part OF the world, securely packed, and sd-
dressed according % the lqstruoons Of the writer
Sod sl;e y 8. CALVERT FORD. JIz wssh-
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ocEANSsrEAMERs' SAILING DAYS

- y "a Havsha maii sieamers leave New York On
Es.- "a "a, uan and zth Of each month, and
IA ss Cet Oh pau stsamsrs leave New York on
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!-Quscfs; BOOZE, cordias,
Buohu, Hospitals, ing,r1ments or Rinfs-shur
tnem A. and, n disposed 20 prohtbr my experienss,
=. sPERMAfORRHdEk;- Its CURE.
delce. youT friend, former sufferer, merely me-
scrihlng Boz I've, Chxrlestovn. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-14
ID FOR NEW YORK.
l. ASSA6E, INCLUDING MEALS AN ]

ID FOR NEW YORK.
l. ASSAGE, INCLUDIN6 MEALS AND
BATHROOM, eT.60.
Tho New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
MOUNT VERNON, Capt T. c. Smith, 2EE&
will leave the Coppany's Depot, Yves
DAY, and the ComHsny's Depot. at Alexandria,
Ut O'Clock p. N. same day.
Passengers from Washington and 6eorgetovx
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandr1s
steam boats railroad, which leave the corner OF
7th street and Pa avenue hourly, they oan leave
on the steamer from tho Western WhArves ~ II
o'clock O. m.
State rooms can Be engaged on application b
Messrs, Morgan Rhinehsrt, Western Wharvea
Freight VIII be recciycd up TO the hours Of depar
ture.
fLS Insurance will DO effected on oil Foods b.
premium.
The accommodations for passengers by this linz
are In every respect frstc ass, and every effort vii
be made 70 render this communication With New
York an agreeable and healthful one.
For freight or passage applJ TO FOWLE D
II. B. CROMWELL CO.,
sea-lJ 30 West st., corner Albany, New York.
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