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Companies and c Of the 18th regiment, q
few nights ago on guard at the R. R. bridge
this side OF Charleston, got Information Of the
whereabouts Of noted secesh captaan, named
swanks; to whose gang the charge Of bridge
burning, on the Cairo & Fulton road, Is laid.
An expedition, under the leadership Of Capt
Waddell-an every-Inch soldier, BY the way
| was Immediately planned for the capture Of
the fellow and crew. Capt Waddell and a par
! II Of fifteen picked men went 70 sHanks'
where it WIS thought the rebel gang were con-
g1egated, and surrounding it, knocked for ad-
mission. Getting inside they found the rebel
captain non est, but In place made capture Of a
certain Capt Lee, an officer in the rebel army
and cousin Of Mrs. Capt. swanks. Captain
Leg's command was stationed but,a few miles
away, he being on visit, for good nights
rest, at the house Of his sister. There was No
help for the unfortunate captain, however, and
| astTide his own tTusty steed he Was unceremo'
Capt. Waddell got hold Of several good horses
; and mules, belonging to Swank6, with Fhicf
T ! hea1Quarters-
TIE I'd regiment Of Illinois cavalry can't
are qua1tered In Camp Cairo, in the harraek
I formerly occupied BY the 9th Illinois, Th'
: regiment is of11cered as follows: Col Sila
O Noble; Lieut.. Colonel Harvey Hogg; Majo
d Quincy Mcneil; Adjutant Wm. Stratton
r / DIX 1uu EtmQaU4ta a4E uE1C3 Luo 1G1Aa14L4
h | four being In course Of organization. The
d have been under drill but short time, but d
r 1esdy there is a marked efficiency in ttei
3 maneuyerE, and they certainly gave promise {
excelling N the school Of the trooper.
g From Gay to day, have kept you advise
= BY telegraph Of the E1Aored movements (
e the Columbus rebels, and there is no use -,
m irg anything about the matter by letter, f
= the rumor Of today Is almost certain to
d, contradicted By that Of tomorrow, aud soth
or thing gees.
=. is positively marching against Paducah-
considerable portion Of that army, Witho,
e doubt, hiss moved from Colqmhgs In u
N direction of Louiszfe, and this Is al that 6:
3. be said about It. My Own opinion is that 7
t. rebels are not intending an attack on rag
sir cab, They are purposing junction With t.
al rebel forces Of Gen. Buckne1, somewhere
ed Green river, and to that end the move f1o
Ie- Columbus hns taken place. The rebels
50 KentRck3-Buckuer, Zollicoffer and Polk
nv will mike an union Somewhere, yon may =
- assurcd, before giving battle to the Fsdel
M t1ooEs. Last night, we had reliable inform
Ith ton that rebels were threatening shawne
e. toFp, Illinois, which may be put down as @
Us Of series Of feints that Is to be made, tut
maln bodies Of the three rebel Generals ha
Inc quietly effected junction. Then and .
alY ill then, will come the grand struggle for
:. msste7y il Kentucky.
!. TIE Government aeet Ut this port Is da
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WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS,
p. r A L. M e R,
LIZ, LA, u6 Lake Street.
500 Bales
D0MESTlCS,

Eaught before the 1ate advance, and Will be BcA
from u to one cent per yard Less thsu
esn be bought elsewhere In
this market.
50 Bales Stark sheet1pg, ----.-1 lie,
so j" Laurence sheeting, -. lie.
so ss Appleton do. 1l{e.
50 s Indian Head da. .--- 11ie.
$1,000 Stark Hill Bags, $3.50 per hundred.
10000 Lewiston Bags, $3.50 do.
1900 Cehoes Bags, 5000 do
$1,000 Manchester Bags, $3.50 do.
10000 ozark Bags, $3.50 d..
so Gases Merrlm2e Ptints, 94s@
Is e American Print Works, ---S So.
rs &c Richmond Works, --"---se.
50 &C Bleaehsd Muslin, Ender Pries
20 fs Cotton Flauuels,
90 6 Denlms,
20 Bales Stripe and Tick,
900 ss Bats,
Is Gases American De Laius, II to Is cts
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2 In letting Leoni5as Haskell contract for
purchasing 5000 mules, and appointing him
ofs to y dhH scandal and Sc
8. In ercouraetng officers and priyates in
| the army under his command to write letters
to newspapers in praise Of himself and in de-
nunciation of all who differ from him.
4: In not prohibiting officers and pIiTates Of
and passing resolutions adnlsto1y to himself,
and publiahing them contrary TO arm5 regula'
ton 210.
The fourth charge is ss Gross extrsyagance,
waste, miemanagement and misapplication Of
the public money" The specification is:
l. He has surrounded himself with former
dependents and hangers On from California
has bestowed upon them large contracts and
jobs for supplies for the army and for making
fortifcations and for other expensive and un-
necessary works, without advertisement, bid
| ding OF competitor, whereby the Government
Of the United Etates has been despoled, the
soldiers delayed in receiving thtE pay. and
his exn attention and time absorbed, SO IS to
which he vas apprised BY the Government OF
the United States,
The fifth charge is 'Despotic aud Tsranni
cal Conductn
i L. In this, that he issued an Illegal order
ding officers 81 the army ffom corresponding
: viii officials Of the State and other govern
? nents, to the end that his errors might not pe
: exposed, and his conduct coHTollea pY 4l5 aa-
e periois, whereby the Government Of United
5 States and the people have sustained great
/ detHment.
| 2, In this, that he ordered public journal
z in the city Of st. Louis, State Of missouri,
r called and known as the Eren5n9 6e1es, 70 ne
/ suppressed, and its enitor and prop11etor g
i be arrested snd imprisoned for falr a1d Jus3
# c11ticlEm upon his conduct, although ne Wel
sneW that saf9 newspaper had always aver
d fair and loyal support to the Government g g
If the United States, and Its only crime was L L
f. making public his errors of Judgment 2no IL
,r competency to command in this department
'e hare the honor to lay before the fres1aen LEI:
le Of the United States the above charges a9; G
specifications agaiDBt Major. General oona =
y fremont, commanding the Department. q ~ "
4 Mes5, which are respectfully snpnlt5eo ~
1t the Presidents eousideration-
1a Resp ecttully,
ae Col 1st Reg't Missouri 1t ARTILLERY e
d Accompanying tie abo7e charges was II
he following letter from Colonel F. P. Blair, j
IN TO B3gaaier General L. Thomas:
n BTg.. Ge'- Z: Thomas, Adjutdhs 'Ge''eTa% u''
Of Army, lfaahingtoa4, D. G:
= GENERAL: I have the honor to t1ansrnit
st you, through the proper channel, ceftan eaa =
al ges and specifications duplicating me omcl
Ia. conduct Of Major General John T. kIemon n
,e. Ct the United States Army, commanding u
ne Western Department, and beg that you W
he without unnecessary delay, lsy them nefore q
10 | President Of the United States for Ills cons1
'He se isiened. FRANZ z. BLAZE. Jr.,
Col. First Regiment Mo. Light ARTILLERY,
ily ST. LoU7s, Sept 26, 1861.
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| nicely.1nade splints fer wounded limbs,
chequer and Backgammon boards, and like
articles for the,am1sement Of wounded men,
e Specially L ilustfated, vi be Gus useful.
AL articles should be closely packed tn
woodt 4 boxes, or in very strongly wrapped
bales, and clearly directed On the top Of the
contents Of each box, under the cover, LIST
cate Of this List should be sent by mall. Ar
| rapgemcnfs for free transportation should be
| maze, or freight paid in advance. THE e1-
press companies VIII generally convey goods
fer this purpose at reduction OF the usual
rztes.l Packages may be directed aad sent, aa
the addresses heloW-(a For the United States
E3nitary Commission -
ton, caopez Union, No. 10 Third avenue, New
care OF Samuel and Vim Welsh, No. 21s so1tt
Delaware avenue, Philadelphia;
| Care of Dr. S. &. Howe, 70 Broomdeld street
Care Or Dr.. W. H. Mussey, Cincinnati;
Care Of Dr.. G. D. Griawo1d, Wheeling Va,
Cane Of F. L. olmated, al street, Washington
. DC.
Acknowledgements will be made to al those wht
! forward parcels, and final report Of the Secrets
II Of War will be published, recording the name
to the commission.
TsT Tssbs LIB Rf51pE FL p ws;eEs R 5ffsdsRt siss.
: Fred. Law OImsted- Elieha Harris, n. D.
Geo. ". CulluIn, Us. 4. Samuel G. Howe, n. D.
Alexander s. Shi1ae, e. Cornelius E. AgueN
S. A. n. D.
Robert G. Wood, NJ. D., J. S. Eewberry, n. D.
. c. "a. Horace Rinney, Jr.
E I'm. q. Van Buren, Rt ReT. Thoa. h. Cla11
. | ND. D. D.
, Commissioners Under authority Of the Secretal
: Of War.
}. Fred. LAW Olmsted, General Secretary, Vas
0 4. j. Bloor, Assistant Secretary, Washington
:. J. Foster jenkins, MD. Associate Secretary f
i the army Ct the Potomac.
4 III. bouglss, Il D., Associate Secretary for Il
= divisions under General Banks, General Die 3;
= General Wool.
!, J. S. Neube11J, II. D., Associate Secretary
70 tie Western armies.
l. !; The Sanitary Commission Is doing Wo
of great humanity, and Of direct practical ~
to The eaton, In this its time Of tliaL IL
eEtiued to the gratitude and The confidence
the people, md trust It viii % generous
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IL Col. Luttrell having been challenged by
his own father, declined the cOmbat-not on any
ground offlial connection, but because as he said,
bis rather !" was no gentleman.
1T About three hundred wards of the Georpia
Railroad, about twenty-five miles from Augusta,
was destroyed by fre on the 27th with come eip ht
hundred cords Of wood.
LrA little boy died very suddenly in Toronto
last week who mas consumed pound of EPSON
salts daily for the last ten years He had fits poor
child, and sals were his only remedy
iD The King and Queen Of piles held a leyee
In Rome few weeks since, which was attended
ny eighteen persons How like the world
DPThe number Of deaths from diptbsrf. in
the United States during the past year is said 10
he no less than 10 go
UrFor the fifth volume OF Macaulay's History
Just published IN London, the publishers received
from the trade orders in advance for 600 copies
IL Men wounded by the explosion Of bomb
shells are wounded tEorfdrly.
ID The captain of a vessel is not governed nv
DIS mate, but a married landsman generally is
IV The novelty in dress this season, in Paris,
is India fOulards.
III distress prevails among the fishermen
OF kilkee, In ireland.
CIh name OF Fort FLOYD has been changed
70 Fort MeLane.
DCW Works on tSe United States are now eager
ly sought for in Europe and find d ready sale.
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AhRIV1 LS IT THE HOTELS

wILLARDS' HOTEL-w Browning W
p Goale, W MeDGr, Ely, NY; r b Folger,
" Law, Cal; i b Carroll, III Sheriff. I n
King, NY; x johnson, Pa; Cap; Wood. CsA. A
Wathurn, London, Hon T. rabbit, Ps: a n
Shuliz, No; Potter, Mass; J 3 Murray. r Nur
ray, NY A Fox, johnson, c Day, Mass. G p
Fifnam, A Forbes, C Perkinz w f. LansIno
N.Y. A Middleton, x A Smith, Kys A Pott. pa,
a "A Vance, NJ; ) Muse, 4 Trask, Mas; Mr.
Martin Martin Mr. 6Oold' ny; NJ y BayIey, Pa; " 5
spssa,, Tenn Mcdowell, RI r B Coleman
4 ship, Pa; III Smith, J II GOODMAN and lady,
nev cooper, va; A German and lady A b
y rsHerson, No; Or Ayers, Mass; : stande-
Jones. Pa; Hon B Alley, Mass; b Crane
Nj Dorrance, Mass; A Asson, u; \ Ames'
r Curtis, Mass; e PreDtss, CT; J Killiam and
!lSsdy, w Morten, II NJ Bradd and lady, L
nhurland, Miss TinsIow, NY; Rev b II Hooke,
Pa; u Porter, T. Cook and lady, Foster'
AZ A Newell, w Brown, RI; & II pierce
Ms,s; y Garter, Sherry, Hawkins, n Y;
vi Harker, NJ; ID Gott, ID ID Marshall. w
Coggin, NY; w Smith, Va; Mrs Eastman- Ga
NATIONAL no TEL-T Clarke, Md: w I,
spec, Tenh; Burns, ~ Y; G Frayser, Va; =
39rman, Nd; @ Smith, Mt; DR. Thayer, f. X
s Wesn, Mass; Dntcher, l. Silk, NY; II J
stewart, Heath, A Bodfsh, Me; ] ] Temple.
Ny Noulton, MI; r Fr.nen. o. A Ram
sey, Min; A Rich, + Z Wood, p p Pratt. Nv.
Judge Grain Gov Pratt, Md; NJ Dodge, Cal; n
Nv = Mi C p . w bradshaw, Va w II Edwards,
Nfi hnstmann, Pa; Mrs smithers. ri: j
Newton, Wolfe, Pa; h Compton, n MitcbeIi
Nd; g Gibson, Va; L Fulkerson, sc; 10 Law,
sho" Ms no ILL NJ Tahd, l. Williams
noug NV u Dali, w Smith, w Rountree G.
" CIefks, NC; RePPard, Dr. w Hoyt, Ga: r
nesaes, Tenn; Garrett, X B stephens, q ID Ban.
y ana iy, w w Hamiay and ly, c shnmate, E
a Oregory, sethen, Mrs Tools, Mrs Allen
bliss bliss Allen, Va J Cobb, J ZolikofYer. We A X
Salcn, w Pulliim, NY; b Henderson. q
11a1lhS, n L. McGraw, Miss G McGraw pa: \
Gutter, Dash, d u Ballen, sc.
hIRkW GOD HOUsE.-T Stewart. A H,hs,-
.naW no; Bishop, w Oyerfeld Pa; w Fit,-
getala, Il snort and ly, E Casey and Iy, NY; i
Morris aud daughter, ] B Wi ieI H. . b Wsy, Mrs
son. O>A; Leach and ly; Cal.
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THE EVENING STAR.
UUNDgR THE ROSE"


Iknew you were coming my dearest!
shcis singing The sweetest and clearest
This evening Tor me-
There. where no eye can discover
Her throne N the vine,
She waits the return OF her iover'
Vet love hut her song. oh my treasure.
That II helps me TejOics-
For No muEIc on eaItn gives me p edSure
Like the sound Of your voice.
knew you were coming, dearest!
BY the b Dom of the rose-
Th,s oye.ing the richest and rarest
There's ElOw In the heart of each blossom
She iIits to your siEht,
Apd g ch bud on her beautiful bosom
Oh! fsirest, my iSwer. what thou nearest
Thou must not disclose
love you love you my dearest!
~ nder the rose ~
knew you were coming, my dearest.
by the lush OF the ky;
Hesyen ever seems kinde st aud nearest
What time you are Nigh.
Not more the bright sunlight around me
EncIToles my head
Tran yoaL love, ike halo. hath crowned ne
On! let not that love be removed
Until 4 shall die;
IL crowns me more nobly, beloved.
Than the gold of the sky!
knew you were coming, my dearest!
BY the winds whisper low
he is coming nhaEis il tkou fssrsst'"
"He is coming - il sighed in the forest,
He will come ~ in the grass,
- To each flower, the gayest or poorest.
He CONES let him PAST"
Tread softiy, my dearest and truest.
per the moss In the dell,
But wherever thou contest or goest,
These sentinels tell.
I know you were coming, my dearest.
knew by my heart
Th.t monitor truest, slncSrest,
When VIC are aplrt,
Bee'ing time thTouEh the slow dragging hours.
Al day for your sake,
And rejoicing at ev- with the flowers
To welcome you hack.
Do you think. oh, my darling! my lover.
That nv heart ever sleeps,
When all through the hlOssOmIng clover
10 counted your steps! Home journal
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APRoBABLx RIVAL OF PAUL MoRPHY An in
teresting chess match Is now in progress between
Mr.. Perrin, the President Of the Brooklyn Chess
Club, and Mr.. w. j A. Leonard, a youth OF nine
teen years Ct age, who has been creating a great
sensation In New York for some time past by his
conquest Of veterans in Calssar lists So far three
games have been played, of which Mr.. Leonard
has won two, and judges Of the game anticipate
that IL this young gentleman goes on at this rate
at which he has commenced the redoubtable Paul
Morphy will have to surrender his laurels to his
BROOKLYN rival
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1T Allen s. Yale, of Stockbridge, had fine
yoke OF cattle standing in bis barn, adjoining a
stall occupied by spirited horse, but with par
tinon between the stalls. The OK nearest the
horse In licking out ais marger thrust his tongue
tnrougn crack Into the horses manger, when
that animal seized ii as be would a handful 81
grass and bit IL clean or leaving the piece In his
lnanSer THE OK was found in great pain, with
his tongue bleeding PrUfusely, aud it was found
necessary 20 kill him.
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TIE RIGHT OF SECESSION vs.. THE RIGHr OF
ExPKEssIoN.-The Montgomery Mail and New
orleans Delta have opened a severe fire upon the
View Orleans picayune for alleged disioyal:y to
the new ConfederaCy, and il would not be sur
prisDg to hear that that thorn In tue side of the
seeesEonis's lad been harshlv dealt with. Des-
pousm moves on apace in the new Confederacy
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
} U B LILO N OF. 1 O Z.
DrfASI ..fss &c, 90 re a. Is q

} WaSku WfONs Dec. 8, l660. Z
Public notice In hereby given that bonds and
coupons anneySed, of thu description hereinafter
SET forth, have lately beesn feloniously abstrscted
from the custody Of the Interior Department, the
same being the property of the United States and
held In trust 70 certain Hadian tribes. Notice has
also been given to the pro per officers Of the respec
i've states 30 stop the payment thereof; and ell
persons are vy1rned against purchasing or fsceiv-
ing any Of ss id bonds and coupons a. the claim of
the United ates thereto viii be prosecuted to the
utmost exte at Each bond being for the sum of one
thousand dc llsrs, VIZ:
Blk per Ger 4. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued In
@ Juno and Ausast, 1a1. .
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Il ALEXANDRIA, VA.


Mrs. s. j. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL
The thirteenth annual session of tnis Institution
Will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN tho
house rscsnty occupied By Sylvester Scott, Ess. h,
The course of study pursued will comprise all
the brcrohes REG uislte TO thorough English Edu-
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared 10 receive q limited number of pupils as
boardeTs, who, constituting part Of her own fam
lily, Will be under her Immediate care and supervI-
sion. She Will endeevOr, as far as possible to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly ind enoes
of Home
,RJersnee.-Rev. Geo. H. Norton, Rev. DR., Elias
HarrlSe9, Rey ID. F. sPIlgs, William II; Fowle,
ESQ, EDGAR Sn9wden, Esq. Edmund F. Wilmer
Esq Henry MsIbury, Esq, Lewis Mckenzle
Ess:, ROBERT n. Hunt3n, Ess w: d. Wallaoh
Entwisle, Jr., Esq, Col. ohm W. Minor, LOndoun
Brothers.
Board, with Tuition in al the English Branches,
In advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
III No extra charges. au 2s-u
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EDUCATIONAL.

rF FEMALE EDUCATION.
Il HOSE Parents who wish their dau ghters to re-
oeIye thorough and systematic educatiOn, where
thelr phy sioa training will receive daily and special
themes and GYMNASTICS, are speotfully invited to
visit the Unlon Female Academy, corner Four
teenth So. and New York av. 90
MR.. Il MRS. z. RICHARDS,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALVlHS2GEsEh f ASR SEI ss1 EsAtHksoAD.


- WASHINGTON BRANCH.
- ~ q
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On snd after SUNDAY, November 18Th, 1881, the
trains will run 90 follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON! -
First train at $50 o. IA.
Second Tram a. TO e. m.
Third train ~ $40 p. NJ, Express.
Fourth train at 9 p. IN.
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
First train at 4l5 q. m, Express.
Second train at ass q. N.
Third 1T $40 p.
Fourth at 4-2n D.. m, Express. ..-.
The first, second and third trains from Wash
York.
The second and third connect at Washington
Junction with trains for the West, South and
Northwest; also, at Annapolis junction, for An /.
nsPolis; For Norfolk take the 40 a. m. train.
For the accommodation of the way travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, q passenger oar
Will be attached TO the tonnage train which leaves
at IL m.
ON saturday the $40 p. M tram goes 70 Philadel-
phia only.
no 9S-d r. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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ocEhRS TEAJfERS' SAILING DAYS
F2ox TEE UNITED SrAYxa

h L., suBsCRIBERs HAVING RECEIVED
sPRfS6 t eo1e 61epg,, Of nsv styles OF =. -
q cali from tssiI n.,l .aey respectfully invite
god supp T Of osses sl W. 60. .ssptiy had
FURNISH. So; rs is, nAis and MILITARYA
Swords, Gold Leoes e.o. 'h az Epauiets,
II. LOUDoN co.
Cltlzs and Mllitary Ts,i,.,
ma 2h91ffo NO. 1863. un1er B1ov ,sii H.,
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INDIAN yEgTsri1MsfE TDkcocrroN
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIEsEMAR,l.a and s-Protected by Ro,.I
letter, P. r. p EPpsl.nd. and SECURED b. iss
Imperial College Of Medisins. vieSna A1 SAs
.IS 81 pg haustiOn and nssorhes
d.s.es been hitherto treated by ibe t sss
No entirely the lnj nG iSaee sss a,
he Ssn op oF al Impurities, and roofing on
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v Hlmlsfcsss 90 rsceivInE remittanoe. pr RerSov
ssouIsy paoted, and sddresseo secordi or ~ Soyo.
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I SNYDER,
H. PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER
HISS removed TO the corner of Twelfth and r sts
he ID prepared to Introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
he has on hand q lot Of COOKING and other
wishes to get rid of them. no II
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALEE
" OF GAS METERS,

,,o,. WksHINsJoN, July Ie, 1880.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That, ssTcs-
soy 70 the PROVISIONS Of the ordinance OF The Cor
now prepared, "Sheneyer resair0d IL writing, and
en- pre- payment OF the foo of !ty cents to inspect
examine test, prove ard ascertain the ACCURACY Of
TsEistration OF any gas meter in use in tina cIty"
Every meter, ifou1d incorrect, will be condemned
ana another, sealed and marked as true, will be
set IN rs saos, II proved % BIO accurate in its
nessaiSnens o. gas, It will b sealed accordingly.
Oncs Ne. so Seventh street, (near Odd Fell
" A ecHhRRH XII s;0 ". ecUPSiNff2SsSHRR'm.
u B-n Inspector and Sesler of 6as Motors,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-11

NorB.-Bonds No. 1000, and below of this sertes.
issued June, 1857, and bonds No. 3O0I, and above
that, dated august, 1857, ssysble at the Phenix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-11
JOY EFF hBE va A AREP l sEEEERIAS
APPLY THE REMEDY
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REJOICE IN HEALTH.
Friend. DO you suffer- Are you the victim Of apy
OF thoee npmerou5 allmenta which arse rom I'M
purity OF the bloodi What are they, DO you AL
Nather ASK, what are they potl The blood Ia Tie
source OF lie and health and 10 10 the frct element
q our being 70 Tessond TO any e.use which Affects
Pre- hsts g.. isr .sfes,. res
subtle Sor9fuls, the aEonixing Rheumatism, Ter-
yous Debility, Dyspofsis, Liver Comp vIth iis
prlor and dejeotlon, spd the numberloss IIIs thsi
neeh heir %, derive their hidcops origin from TIE
piooo, Deal kindly thon and gently with the bIooS
Ofe the v1talKnI resources Of nature for lie AID ,
ADD suner rs 90 commend 70 your confidence and
use that truly valuable nedicemept known a.
INDIAN vk Ehsi M fc2T SfEcocrIom.
With regard 70 this almost infallib,e specific
popular sennment has spoken in decsded terms
INC tne evidences Of this great ekcacy are sus-
naneo oy CONSTANT ayowa-s Of curative effects end
remedies and the best medical skill have fSiied.
Let us SAY, In ooneiusion. that oertikoetes
cures are not sought from the IlIterste and su
nciai, but they are volunteered from the mort re-
eleotsole SOURCES and Justify the highest terms In
vhloh 10 10 possible 10 commend 40 valuable a
a&eclhe 70 public afproynl, We may add also thai
me curative properties Of tbs medicine are e. uaIlcd
only oy ls restorative effects, the system recover
Ina nom disease With renewed CONSTITUTIONAL yiror
city. and BY the proprietor, MRS Nj. cox 'Ais
bottle and her seal on the cork
R~Pnoe 81 per bottle, ak bottles for n
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