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EVER OFFERED IN THIS MABKEr. IA

AFEh OFFERED IN THIS MARKET
il- sluai
W'ar' s'Ilins g'ssi baEsalnsln Fancy suEs.,r-5
1850 a Wa
We aEs sailing great bargains in Black sITts.
1 1calf 61a l 1b1i oiv a1lsa
WSais sslllns great bargains in Black saFs6sais.
- Lea LgUoaf
We Sso selling tan ssrssins IN -Brocho shafis.
1 EH suog ~ smi alA
wssEO s.lllara good Bsochs an wool shawl fsT ss
We are selling vosz tsenslfai india striped BFosks
shaNtl-aomething new. l lfs
i-z5ns
We al, o6eripg EEpat bargains IN Housekeeping
9oods-Iabls Linen, Napkins, ToWeiing,
-a1 Srashes Eahle Covers Piano Covers se.
st5 lp.sll1 s1- E21
We ara .slllns TIE best sata.Isy . Table Lipsus.
We are selling great bargains il the denaipy sig-
sS5s asSs9n LinsR'' warranted pa5e7ns izils-
1Fap 7ss esz sl.ui
500 H t8 ssT .v m ri
We are ssI9s so th' 3 2 sss: ss ss4FtRs Linen for
Wears 's.as a.a. isi p = ,es. ., gss. nssnsa stitched
sd. e l ~ @
GO ;.--,l-s,s-s olJ
Our Chs .i.S sRD50ag oss s9ss o stored & Ts re
., 81, ~, 8. 75 cents and si,oO.
Le7U 3dgl lr
We 's TIE sssi Hoop skirts that are manufactured
. 4s ass5 sga5 l.aoE
l.pe7 sli srs tadl l5
AaSi y ' ds'ISs68 ai aR 'Sf11 sE's'i H '''
Haa -
H e-a-a aa1Ir 1s5 15 laa19 as
\ those beautiful Gray Goods nov & popular.
r5 -aa-
- ged laa IoV ls-i
We have choice variety o. Gents Goods, such a..
g1 Qa1SimeFes, Cloths AMI Festings, Snring Uu-'
der esrmeLtss Neck Ties, Hosiery, GleTes so
acsd- Do .s-o.3l5l soslaa za-A a
We have Just epoqsd rftsz ehOies styles ladies
sPri9g gloaks and Raglans, in Cloth md
sa5 blsckS silk and make them 70 ORDER
We ssH.s4s vsry. best . BIsaehed Goods for ~
csnts-uRdFssssd for the .nesdle- - 30
s.lI M Gsi
We invite al to give Us a call and be convinced
that We are vending Dry Goods ehsap l
E ,5u ls- ~ diH
90 tg0 Gro-al alEg9
FREEMAN & KELLOGG, -
usf1
.oo .r3 6la zl a Jt
217 SUPERIOR sTREEr a
n A R P L T ST
@ A R P E T slla
-a,l9 &
We have addsalo-Our large and most edhiplsts as
Iortmsnt of
WALL PER
new stock OF 74ll % @ i
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
SHADES AND
CORNTCES.
(Gll new stylss.l
+ prioas to suit the tines Please can and examine
-'4-' wall Paper and Carpet Store,
mark is3 superior street
I'd k.-n ~
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ E. GriSsells, N. D., has removed to
Ne So Prospect street, next door Eest q 1Ir.
White'a Church. b. aplll-RI
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4 Ia3f t,HF - -
7--r
| NEW STORE.+FHR UNDER
~ SIGNED viii sDsn on .c..s1k Iaqorfa7 7
sad1t 4l8sl1- sue
sAFgBDAE, ARRIL 80. mA f
H o 6 sdf ~ taa7a7 e4
The ss0Fp in .NaEbls BlosE. c. QUO Il .zl
lT .ssLlJ 'ue q
No. 81 SUPERIOR STREET,
q oi10 ID z5aI1z saa .raII b. laaal .
WI.Es Sshblsss As.ortadas q 1-a
sa 'hl CD ID EoH9srHo3 ai iaro.i .
sadarl .1svsRoL ,s.aGarso1q a.2lg s'dI
BATS, CABS AND STRAW GOODs,
81 ialH ylioags rows l1a
s s3 f7vza l1 -1eaA .t14
6E!a sSE e. "a s''s siE ES's ssJ ast1'''vns
z1 .7c0 ..1691I ~ -5 bni1. aay
g sisso4q o. aaig-i tlas Fl d .s1sl &. .losr.
EANpFAcTURRRsAER nEEORTERs,
aoEasTg3 1I7zs
90 nsyss aaaI POI oG s-sv s17iI
We believe that. IN sOunsOti0z airh-ths 3 30
rl5E 10 alsaJ gaE ar.3
1.lI 3o aoi11.s .o.... ~ uo-.u0sl -.-7il5
.aa s WHOLESALE Trade 54
al .5ad s 1ed c2 e.
Ell 20 sias" " etf o. s7lst
We have such asIHsiss q sIlI enable Us to present
i5sssaiiS sSii: rs sss.atioS ss61 q ss1abiis ~
7st-5- atasgE5 1c11sylJ3 lcl.=57sc
su s5s3.-l3 Vi 1at -islI
-a5a5 vsaas FULLER 3 co.
10 rB77ass7g elI .yrtrsO5 slf SO s9g
osl5J dlv s-s-si s
.-its q. sa s.ls a5e7 7--aLg stlsg
tuaslg eaI ,gaidi enc 80 .-adaJ lls a,ya'a1i.
oUR WHOLESALE BUSINESS
a t.e1uI54og est b. 1 s-i
.-.t 4l al shE rfszel Iis &C. l95a5tab
Sai ''ooR'nn'd '' us4al # g 11s y To.F
1881. SPRING FASHIONS. 1851.
U STAIR 8 Co, ~
14' E4SalEssSEF 5,s sssl,Is5 iI4.I, HAETERs' ~
am pEsBARsd % farai5A tks esE
LoHDOH,
sls ridliW s. NV TORK AED 1904 .4sa
PRtLADELPHIA
Spring ssZles iSr Gsntlsmsas' -s-t 0
~. SILK AND CASHMERE HATS.
Or four DOllar slk Hat b. al usual, the BEST
IA HAT In the market.
Also r0eaiTSd fali assorsRsntO Of sBriRs stElsaof
SOFT HATS, MEN AND BOYEl CAPS, 40. 81
mRr3l BrAIR ii On.
- - = = = ---'-T- -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

~ Street Railroad Fiekets, 81 foF one
dollar. are for sale at ". P. FOgg's crool-sry
Store. '
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

"a - AllsshOuld not tail to read the sdVsF-
tisement of Prof. Wood in to-day's papar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

~ Bee advertisement Of DR.. ssnSOrd's
Liver Invigorstor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-07

hint was seized upon by the attorneys, and two
very abundant dinners were in few moments
passed in the window from the neighboring
Jefferson House-the justice, constab bles, law
yers and spectators having left the Office in
possession of the jury, according to the custom
Of those times.
After dinner, the crowd gradually reassem-
bled in the street, and through the open win
dow the imperturbabe jury was seen with one
leg cooked over the knee Of the other, looking
carefully over the authorities which had been
referred to by the lawyers; then changing his
position and putting the leg which had been
under on top, the upper wall of the room was
scanned with earnestness for few minutes
after which large volume containing the stat
utes of Missouri was diligently consulted, and
so on. 1t was evident, from appearances, that
the jury had not agreed.
At o'clock, under instructions from Justice
Walsh, the constable inquired, as is usual in
such cases: "Has the jury agreed.' A solemn
'.No'' was the response: and soon after candles
were brought and placed on the table by the
constable, who, after lingering moment in
hopes of an intimation that verdict had been
agreed on, was waved out of the room by the
jury.
From a quarter past 6 until IL o'clock they
cogitated without any result. At length Bushby
was ordered to summon the jury into court,
which was done by opening the outer door and
admitting the justice and crowd into the pres
ence of the jury.
There sat the jury, as undecided as at din.
ner time.
"Gentleman of the jury" said the Justice
msjestically, "have you agreed upon your yer.
dict?"
Z" May it please the court" answered Noah
with great dignity, 'I believe it is customary
to poll the jury before asking that question. u
Every WELL" replied the justice, who, il
must be confessed was becoming fretful, "pol
away"
Bushby pOlled the jury, calling out from hi,
list
"Noah Ridgely,"
Here" answered the jury
AN right" reported Bushby to the justice
Now then-the jury being polled-gentle.
man of the jury" repeated the Justice, slowly
e-yOu-agreed-upon n-your-verdict? ~
May ease-the-court.-No an.
swered Noah, rising and shaking his head EN-.
phatically.
lis there any likelihood of the jury being
able to agree ?" demanded Justice Walsh, des
perately.
Z" Not the least ghost of chance" repeated
the person ddressed-''the jury IS hung >"
A dismissal of the jury followed, and a new
trial was ordered
The hero Of my sketch continues to collec
the freight bills of the old Hannibal. and
believe he is considered exempt from jury
duty, by general consent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-07
THE ALL-sUFFICIENT THREE.

III <AAA AOAN-N@
TRIESEMAR,1,2 and S-Protected BY Roysl
Letters Patent of England, and secured b., the
Seals of the Ecole de PheImsoie de Parls, and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. 10 Invalus bic for exhaustion and natorrhees
and oil physical disabilities.
No. 2 completely eradlo1tss all traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seQue and pernioious use of oOpalva and oubeos.
No. kss entirely supplented the injurious use Of
merorrr, thereby inturlng ~ tie sufferer speedy
relief, oIsPe,sinf ali Impurities, and roOtinf ou
TRlESEMAR, Nos. ], and 3. are prepared IN
the form OF . loxenfe, devoid of taste And smell,
and can be carried IN the wtJstcoat pockst sold
TIN oases, and divided into separate doses 90 I'D
mInistered By Vepeau, LAlemand, hOaI. kloord, /,
&o. Price IS each, or four cases for es, which
saves IS; and In Sa Gases, whereby there y saw
lng Of Ss. To be had, wholesale and retail, Of DR..
BARROW, Of 1e4 Bleecker street. New Yorf.
immptedl.tsly On rsoslvlnE ,emlttsnoe, p5 Bs.r9r
securely paoked, and addressed secordinr 20 the N
struotions Of the writer.
The Book, of a. Others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
10 H uman Frailty, or Physiological kosesrohee."
IL 10 beautifully illustrated, and treats rnInutey Of
81 the symp oms that InvsuNb,y develop them
selves. sooner or later, resulting from the hsities
and viustng habits Of earl youth, IncspscitatlnE
the victim from sharing the fruition Of the mstrl-
monlal state and. If not checked Va time, det ener-
him, step by step 70 lingering and untlmey death.
Sold By DIR. BARROW, 19l Beecker street, four
doors below Macdougs, Nev York. PrIce %
cents. Sent Tree every where.
Sold also By 8. c. Ford. Jr, Drug Store. wssh-
inEton, d. G. de S-6n
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EcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


rks sny safe and certain for Cancers Fils, ~
ewslnEs and Brsnchils Csiirs, Parayris Nsr-
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Ssnsnts, Earashs fooha Brps.s Sprains Fresh
Crt, Wssnds, Ulesrs Fever segss, Csksd Breast sors
Nipples, sarns kcslds esrs Threat Inflammation
pain, ne difrsnes hsv lonK the dssass nav
Aavs existed, MCLEANS CELEBRATED LINIMENT Is
sesr:sin remedy.
rhss,snds 81 human hsinGs sssn s.vst s o. dis
sSspiirds sna nssry ths Of this invaluable rtmsdy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII rshsvt pain al1sst nttsntEnssrtly and Il will clsan
Ps-J End heal ihs ftssst In srsdi6s short time
F0R HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
hcLEAhs CELEBRATED LINN EET is the only "a Z,
.ne Isaos rsnssy for ths cure Of Spawn, Rlngbons
NEsgaE, sFnts CnnatErsl Lrmps, Eodss or elm "a
L never failed TO cure Big Haad, PsIlsvi, Ftula, Old
Esnning Sorss, sr nSssRy, il properly applied. Fer
sPr%n,, BrRs,, scratehsI Cracked Es. Ch.fs saddI,
Cslle- Gala, CEtI, sorss, Hsundr IL 10 an nfabs
remedy. Apply directed and certain IN .vtry
ipGtsnes.
Thea Iss lergsr vsh TIE many wsrhlss, Lnina,u,.
.ss,.d 70 yea: o6tsn snpply Of DR. MckSANa CELE-
baATED LlElhEHf. II viii cara zoe.
}. N. MCLEAN, esls Prspristsr,
Cernsr Third and Pine tti., q. Lesi,, Bic.
CEAELn eTOfr, Us Pa Rr, ssIs agent in v.shtnsf
'ss ~ ClhsEL ss.srsts~. ..N-DkSls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-07
WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL

nR.' SbUMAN has, alter an experleuce of ten
~ veers, establls shed the above refuge from
qnackery, seli-labea ed Indian or German doctore
and defenders Of witcncraf and inPostors IN gen
era
This ia the only place where g sure and speedy
cure can be obtaned III the world for ali Imprope er
end evil habits, gOnOrrhs, geet, seminal weak
ness, syphlllls, primary secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains in the loins, structures
general debility, prostreon, pervousness, rest ess
nights, papltation of the heart rnr in the ears
loss OF memory, confusion melancholy, Affections
OF the head, throat, nose, 6nd skin, and ell those
peculiar disorders arising from the indiscretion of
youth, rendering them EMIT for either business,
Dr., =. has the greetest remedies in the known
world for diseases of ths blood. gonorrhn, fleet.
strlctnres. phillis seminal weakness, self ahuse
from to days.
Victims Of these horrible complaints, who would
wish TO be valuable men szd ornaments TO sooIetv
should embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DIR. Shumcn has made the most comp tete arrange
ments for the comfort of his patients who oome
from distance. They will be furnished with the
most pleasant and Agreeable Guar ters neces sary
olet, and made as comfortable as they would be Al
trst oass hotel at legs than half the cost
Do not forget the name and number DR. Shp
mans othoo ls on the corner of Sixth street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Clarendon Hotel, oppoSit =
the National Hotel, Washington, ID. G.
Persons at distance should enclose STAMP for
return postage. Once hours, IA. M. 70 10 " nj.
various parties have been entloed from INV in
sntutlon by certain svlndlers on hack streets IN
tnis cl who VII rue II TIL the day Of their death.
AWord TO The wise IL sufhcispt sps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-07

From the Nashville Union and American,
(secession, Of course) extract the following par
ticulars Of war movements in that section:
There are now established on the Misslssi ppi
river. five or six batteries, of heavy guns includ-
ing mortars, Columbaids, and thrty-two and
twenty-four Founders. commanding the river
from Memphis to the Kentucky line. These bat
teries are commanded by Col. J. p. McCown.
formerly of the United States Artillery, now
Colonel of corps Of ten companies Of Tennessee
Artillery.
In addition to this, various field defences have
been established in West and Middle Tennessee
at the proper points, under the direction Of expert
enced officers.
About is, 600 troops are already concentrated in
West Tennessee, under Maj. Gen. g. J. Pillow,
as Commander in-Chief, with Brigadier Generals
Cheatham and Sneed.
gentleman just from Memphis tells us that
about 8 600 troops of all arms from Mississippi
were passing up the M obile and Ohio Railroad,
at Corinth, and at Grand Junction, on the Mis-
sssippi Central Railroad, on their way to rem
dezvous near the Kentucky line, to act under
Major General Clark, Of Mississippi, I'm concert
with Major General Pillow, of Tennessee. With
these troops are some Cavaly, and two Light Bat
teries.
We have Just learned that Major General Thos
HI. Bradley, Of Arkansas, has posted considera-
BILE force Of the Arkansas troops on the west shore
Of the Mississippi river, to actn concert with the
Tennessee troops He has established heavy
battery. and is assembling large force.
Capt. A. w. Rutledge is now establishing a
| battery Of heavy guns, near the Kentucky line,
| supported by large infantry force.
corps Of artillery, under Capt. A. M. Rut-
ledge, near the city, is under course Of nstruc-
| tion, assisted by Capts Wilson and Ross.
The artillery forces in West Tennessee are COM
manded by Col. J Z. McCown, formerly of the
| United States Artillery. and Col. Milton A.
Haynes, formerly Of the Sd United States Artile-
| ~. and Maj. A. F. Stewart, Of the Sd United
| States Artillery
| There are also five or six captains and a corps
Of engineers and leuten ants of artillery on duty
at the river batteries and with field batteries in
| West Tennessee.
We have learned from reliable source, that a
| large supply of muskets and rifles, and also OF
heavy and light artillery, have been received in
| Tennessee, and have been partly placed In the
| hands of our troops.
| At least IS or 100 heavy guns have been placed
| In Battery, and other large guns are now In Ten
nessee ready for use.
| corps d'armee, under command Of BrigadieI
| Gen Foster, is now Assem- bled at Camp Cheatham
Another corps d'armee is established under
| Brigadier Gen. Zolicoffer, at Camp Trousdale.
| We learn that Brigader General William X
! Caswell has now assembled, and armed and
| equipped, a corps d'drmse of several thousand
| men, In East Tennessee, ready 10 repel any inva
| sion in that division of the State.
The headquarters of Major General Pillow ar,
| at Memphis.
| The present headquarters OF Major General An
derson are at Nashville.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.


Bureau Of Construction, fc June l, 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Bureau until
the 18th day of June, for the compets construction
aud eq uipment of Steam Screw Gun Hoats, in-
oludlpg spars, rigging sails awnings, hoats cables
and anchors, tanks, casks, furniture. co, king ap
paratus, aud all the outfits for vessel Of war ready
Tor sea hervice.
The steam machinery, the fuel for the same the
ornament and PROVISIONS, vii be provided By the
Government
Proposals will only be received from ship build
eTs VINO actually enga god in that business and
satisfactory evidence To- that effect will be required
from parties ProPosIng who are not known to the
Department.
Upon app ioation to this Bureau, parties will be
furnished with specification sho RIng this dlmen-
sODs of this vessel and the descrI otICn ard of
the materials also, a section showing tho length
Of the tnbeIs amidsnips Building plans WI be
fIrniehed by the Dep ITtnent when a contract is
made. With tho specifications Will be enclosed
fhe form OF contract tIs -ucosssfu person will be
r.quIrcd to execute. with suretIes to the full
amount of the contract
fhe parties must state in thai- offer tho tOt9l
amount for which they will engage TO do all that
the contract and specifications require, giving sep
ara tn amount demanded If the vessel be laLnch-
ed In sixty days, IN seventy five days, IN ninety
days, aHf in ons hundred and five days. from the
date of the contract the vessel in each to be
completed and ready for sea In thirty days after
being launched.
The Department reserve the right to accept the
proposition most to the interest of the Govern
ment, and TO reject them al az its option.
Parties Will state the number of vessels they will
agree to deliver within the times specified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-07
ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
RNre0p Of IOuS md Tln,h


MAY l8, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at TINS Ofice
until NJ ondaI. rhe nth daJ of June, 1861 at noon
for the supply of such quantt of Fresh Beef and
Voge abies 81 may be reoulred on the Washington
station, during the fiscal year commencing on the
lat r. aV of July next and ending on the Soth June,
The Beef and Vegetables must be of good quail
ity, and the best the market affords ana eaoh ar
ticle must be offered for by the pound.
Bond with approved security Will be required in
half the estimated amount of the cont act and
twenty per oentup In addition will be withheld
fr' m the amount of each payment to be m.de, as
collateral security for the due performances of the
contract which will no account be paid until it
Is fully complied with.
Evory offer made must be accompanied (as di-
rectnd In the act of Congress making appropriation
for the naval services for 1886 = app. OVID lUth An
gust, la46,) BY written guaranty, signed by OF
more responslble persons; 10 the effect that no or
they undertake that the bidder bidders will, if
his or their bid he accepted, entsr into an obiga
tlon, within five days, with good and sufficient
suLeties, to furnish the artlcles pro sosed.
No proposal will be considered uRless accompa-
MED By such guaranty. m'l8 law4v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-07
EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
Mrs. 8, J. MCCORMICK, PRIrcIrAL,

WE, D. ). MoCOhmlCh, PRINCIPAL,
The thirteenth annual session of this Institutlop
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, EsS -,
No. $50 King street..
The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches rec uiste to q thorough English Edu-
cation, and Music, French, Lctin and Drawing, IL
desired. -
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick ia
prepared TO receive = limited number of pupils as
6oarsers, who, constituting part of her own fsm-
lily, will be under her Immediate caro- and supeTvI-
son. She will endeavor, as far as possible to eur
round them with the comforts and kindly influences,
of Home
>, ,ROrene.s.-Rev.G Geo. II. Norton, Rev. DR.. Eha,
HaTrlS9n, Rsy ID. =. 3Pngg, Wiillsm u: Fowle,
Esq, Edgar SpOwden, Esq., Edmund F. Witiner
Ess" Henri Ms1bury, Ese., LeyIs MckFHzls
Esq, Robert ii. HunI0u, Esq w. d. "6l!ach
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin " .teTs, Ess. Jas
Entwisle, Jr, Ese., Col. Iohn w. "a nOr, Lo1dour,
Messrs. Bssklock Il AarGhall, EesJrs Co, Sc
Brothers.
TERMs.
Dosrd, with Tuition IN a. the English Branohss
ssStor the annual session-Psyable mI-annua.ly ,
Music and Languages at Profe7sors' prices,
IL No extra charges. an 2a-r
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mar ST
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
~ OF GAS METERS,

NorroE rs gER RERy EMRtyyh!TfTSNi' HTvGi ny S u, iss.
Ably to the PROVISIONS Of the ordinance of the Cor
sorston a21Fo.od May u. lsso, the undersigned is
on pre- payment of tho fos Of city oepts to in.reot
examine test prove, and ascertain the scburscJ OF
ESory meter, iffonni incorrect, viii be oonc smned
and another, seslsd and marked as true, will be
set In l's niace: Ii proved 70 be accurate in its
measurement OF sAs, IL Will be scaled accordingly
and AGAIN Pu: in poeitop for use.
Ofoe NO. $40 Seventh street, (neer Odd Eel
ous' HALL Open from q. m, 10 S,.n.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
~ lt-f Inspector and Sealer OF Gas Meters,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-07
DENTISTRY.
nR. CHAs. R. BOTELER,

nR. CHAS. r. BOTELER,
IL SURGEON DENTIST,
Having located himself permanently in Washing
ton, offers his professional services TO ctI-
zens and sojourners, In all the vanous0p{SFS
branches OF his profession, upon the most S}xLo
recently Improved system of Dentistry.
Dr: b., having studied with one of the most en-
iuent and experienced Dentists of Washingtou,
and ALSO with the Dental College of Ba timore,
from whom he has received his diploma, fee con-
isfac ory to those who will test his professional
abb lty.
Once No. 336 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
10 p. m. a2 l-eO2m
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roots AND sHQES TO SVIy TEE
D TIMES.
Weor now manufacturing ali kinds of BOOTS
and SHoES. and constantly receiving h-rsa.
supply OF eastern male work Of every de- SfSS
sorFptioD, made expressly TO crdsr, and viii nST
be sold st much lower price THAI kau bseut ~.
heretofore charged In this city for mpch inferior
Artloles
Persons in want Of Boots nrc Saoe. of eastern or
olty made work, vii always End good assOrtn.p
In store and IT the lowest prices. Glye ua call
GRIFFIN 4 ERO.,
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| United STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
On and after Thursday, May 1G, 1861,
PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN

D
On and after Thursday, May 1G, 1861,
PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTlMORE
Will run a. follows:
and 50 and IS p NJ arriving "a At Baltimore e. at So
afa TE3yh B. RhITfsioREs nn Ia SRi 1o & "a and m and
1910 anu a. M and IS and 8 S a'n'hs' '0A '' 0'0 anu
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 7 10 q.
,. make direct connexions for Annapolis % att tIhe
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 415ard
sfa For Ns% So1R at
An articles Of freight mot oontrsbsnd of w.rJ
VII! be transported over the line. Tonnage Trains
VIII leave baltimore a. 4 20 a. m. Leave W Wsshing-
3, order of the s'''fii5, Ta5Sas z! ys.i A. SCOTT.
mis- General Manager.
Us. MILITARY RoHTEE; ,o,,,cr
On SUNDAY = the Trans SllI leave !he Depot a.
YORK Fft; 'iIiEs sSSf 3 = n = 3 m
ma l8 lChron, Intel. and Repub.1
HOMEMADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
LADIES, MIssKs, AMP CH1LDRxs's WEAR,
al h1xissta'".t, xs kSgESTa.L,s, aS,s gSfffii
No. Is Market Space,
ma 80 Pa. av.. bet. 8rh aud sth sts.
aEAE b B,RGAINs IN PIANOs.-One very
very Dlos Rosevood cRlckerinss' -, msEe gE7Sa
for .3leo; one Ro svood n. wman & Rro.kITffII
ERoT sos g. .ssnt sss IF stsinHa, ssSTs a. on.
Raven. Bacon q Go 3 Pi.nos nr II
CHIcKERiNG sons PIANOS FOR SALE
~ ON monthly payments, or discounts for essh.
spH 500, between 9th and l0tn six,
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IL The Ohio platform, under which the peo-
pie Of that State now rally, has two planks, viz
First, whip the rebels quickly, and second, ,ohip
them treN.