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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

The advicss b. the Canadian are 70 the 11th.
Ine yoetaer In Eneiand Aa1 aE4fn bnM IL
ssttlsd, and there was Considerable rain In
Fns n.r.iass s con 1 ss.es S:sw..n sasrrinc.ss
Mice And the Prir CO Leopold, Of Hs1ss. was
ssGned At Osborne On the 14th.
The London Times city article again sxpa-
tlAtes ON tho n0Ancial difficulties nccuMula.
ting against the American Government, and
1ays the most earnest wish Of the friends Of
AmssicA mastbe, that the diHlOnlttes now ex.
1sttng may accumulate with sufficient rap
idiy ~ bring both North and South " rsa-
con.
PRAxos.
From Francs there are vague reports of q
growing c0olness between France and Aus.
trta, bearing An omtnous resemblance to that
Prince Metternich had taken leave of the
Emperor Napoleon, and the latter had gone to
Ohaloas camp. General Fanti had also left
Tns Moni.sur ofscialiy coniisms 's IL. ap-
pointmsnt OF n. Bsnsdetti - Mlnistsr 70
Italy. a
The Independs1cs Beige ..y. the first i act Of
milton Of the Kingdom OF Italy.
AUSTRIA.
The Empsror received the address Of the
Hungarian Diet on the 14th. and replied to IL
by q speech In general terms. The dissolution
Of the Diet was regarded as almost certain.
POLAND.
Important popular demonstrations occurred
at Laltn on the 18th. The military command
Or, however, by his energetic action, suppress.
ed conflict without any more serious conse.
qusnces than that Ger tain number OF persons
were wounded.
The following is a copy Of the news sent
out by the steamer City Of Washington,
which sailed ON the 14th, whose arrival is ans
ticipated BY the Canadian
The English papers are daily engrossed
with the American question.
The London GLOBE denies, by authority,
the statement that Admiral Milne has re-
ported that the blockade Of the Southern
port on the subject has been officially re-
csived."
The London Times, in an editorial, shows
the financial difficulties which the Washing
Times also publishes another letter from Mr..
Russell. which gives discouraging view OF
affairs for the North.
The King of Sweden has arrived In Eng
land on a visit to the Queen.
Catherine Hayes is dead.
The special agents OF the Cotton Supply
Association had reached Egypt, and were TO
have an interview with The Viceroy ON the
subject OF cotton cultivation.
SWITZERLAND.
Another controversy has sprung up be-
tween France and Switzerland relative TO the
arrest Of q French subject on disputed ter
risory.
ITALY.
Prince Chege has been appointed Papal
Nu1cio to Paris.
The Neapoitan reac tionary movements are
diminishing.
The position of Austria towards Hungary
ia becoming daily more alarming.
The Upper House Of the Hungarian Diet
have adopted by reclamation Deak's address.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIvIRPooL, August 16 The sales OF cotton
for the week amount to 46, 900 bales, at de-
cline Of to ID. Flour has declined Sd wheat
q I'd com Is fiat. Provisions generally
closed dull. Beef quiet. Pork steady. Oon-
soils closed at 90t a v0t.
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A1ysvs Cert YsNerdc.
sasss vs.s aispessd Of b. il q ass>
days . list II whish - ~ Honor
5a s,.y' Ssssssa Win drunk.nns.,s
lem se, slsys Of Robert A. Nsro va
nnssn stripes fef not hayins . ~ ~ y
= possession Of watch vhicS aas
pessd 70 hsvs stolsn: Pa ~ W
sans Psrty, WAS ordered d., V.nsd
cuts pass; Miranda BusI |. 'or Con-,
u Alms-douss, was transn;. s,adas Il
msr location; Jim, slave ~ .
ssss.lns : wsseh from Harrison , !, s.a
pnomss' Wa ordered twenty -sys ,I.,'xI
Randolph, ffss. found In Is. s,,s la:as; :
ilnd paper, was committed: In " Nth ss,e
asrs with Frsdsrickssurs os sM net su
dom, was released on proy;n. s.a n
srnmsnt snploy; Joe, sIsye 81 IJ, a9 %
ers, was ordered to be pun;.h :. SSea'fA Pol
ing on Thos. g. Peaehx .'n1d Tor s.,s.
SndsI ar. Pseehy's steps; CA. aa aiasl
SoaIsI, ior beating Jacob Rich ~ Pill
until to-day; John A. Paris va. Vas sasau|
himself guilty Of IN asssult =, Sy.asvAdsl
nam, .nd was hold to bail in tn H. n .a ssr
:or ais good behavior; c. G.. sun Il I'D
5000 security to appear bsfo,s ..asi'si ,,|
Court, to be held on the "a Of Ne - e,saasI|
ana answer for making q m,li.;. 's ne
ana battery on Alex. Harwood xns - wa
VINO keeps . grocery in soI;,nsa Hnkel
street. was fined SIC for selling i;"", @
a license and IS for perni.t;n. nqu0i Who
assembly OF slaves case Of JAN eHiasd
beating . son of Mrs. Francs '1 " lek, d
continued until to-day; R. A. F;.h "taa, VI
appearing person, was examined ~ d'csu
Of being spy. Defendant, Who v. '''prio
himself - an Abolition Captain =, 'spass.s
California Regiment" composed u ., - 'e-aas
eut-throats, was apprehended " n. 40" or
Church, by Gen. Beauregard's scon rssf hlf
to Richmond. He seemed to taIs = and s'
knowing that his regiment wa. ~ p'e ~
soil this side of the Potomac. II. ~ s'lnI
before Gen. Windsr for exsuinss;,n "1 y,
peAred that Fish had been eutrns,., up
custody Of Confederate Canaan am, ~ "a,
here, and that the latter had not co,s ~ asi'sl
allowing him, before his appss,sa ..'a In
the Mayor, an honorary parole. Th;. a' wv s'',
from the Mayor. Inasmuch az y" 'ssa
charged may eventuats in the loss ~ ~ :, Na'
if proved, this seems to US loose ~ ;. ', q
ing business. William, slave Of Ma, a.. d
was arfaigned, and ordered BY tie M S.H,'
lashss for stealing timber owned bv ,s!s
federate States. ''Sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

MAaSAxIaous AND PATRIOTIC MAKUPAcTu-
RERs In these times OF war and all its won
derful vicissitudss and extortions, 1t is relief
to hear and know Of men who are magnani-
nous as well as patriotic. The propristors
of the celebrated Rock Island Factory, Char
lotte, N. O., furnish their manufactured cas-
simeres and .ans to the army Of their noble
State at the usual price, with only at least
the difference of the advance of the raw wool,
while their goods are In great demand now at
one hundred per cent. advance, readily and
thankfully.
1t is emnently due to Messrs. You've, WIN
sroS & OGR, the manufacturers above alluded
to, to sag, while they are represented on the
field OF battle, they have sent to this city $3.50
for the sick and wounded soldiers of the South
ern Gonfederacy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

DsArz rRoh HsDRoPHoBIA "A man named
Wheatiand died in Clinton, iowa, last weak,
Of hydrcphobia He was bitten 81 8 dox nine
years ago, and the canine virus seems 70 have
remained ssrni-dorfnantiy In bis system until
now. He hAd 70 BE- locked jnt0 In old fretGht
oar IN ordsr 10 prevent his jpjursae thooo Il
atteadanee upcn him. = s. 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

MIKisrsk on TRsAL EoR MUsDEa.-Ths trial
OF Rev. Henry Bridge, for the alleged murder
q his wife, Priscilla. II now In progrsss at
Utica, Nsw York. The indictment contains
nine conn -, charging strApgulation and ent.
ting the throat Of deceased, also, smothssinE
and cutting her throat, on the 1lth OF Decem-
Der. 1859 The accused is . Congregational
eainiat0r. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

An ORDER PROM LIECoLHs WAN DEPARTMENT.
A Washington dispatch to the New York
Herald, datsc Aug. 23i, says: According to
order No. 63, Captain beverley H. Robertson
of the Second Cavalry, aud First Lieatenan.
w. T. Walker, OF The Ordnance Department,
having given proof OF their disloyalty are
dismissed from the service OF the United
States" r
Capt. Robertson, who is q native Of Vir.
ginia, arrived i'll Richmond few days ago
irom Utah, and has since been appointed 9
Captain in tbs Confederate service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

Tna HAxsssyss.--A ee<rsspenAsat ef Ne
New York Herald, who writes from Oovfng.
ton, Kentucky, has made . wonderful dis
coyery It Appsars that Messrs. James b.
Clay. John q. Brsckinridgs and J. W. Sts-
ysnson, have allnAsd n thar spoorhes, &
Kentucky, 70 the large number Of handcuns
CAPTURED from tlss Hssaians - 1fanassas;b MT
the sasacious writer above ALLUDED % brands
the whols story - an Infamous lis, and sayu
he has Il /" from authority just from Rich
mond that as soon an the news arrived tAsrs
of the retreat OF the Union forces, the negro
traders gathered together all the handouts In
the jails, and sent them clear OF the right
wing and round TO the centre In front, and
thus deceived even the rebel soldiers, and had
them brought 70 Richmond IL tophiss.' -
That writer opght surely TO be Get down a.
the first inventive genius OF the present age.
He may be able to humbag the deluded peo-
pie of the North with euch tale, but the
people Of the South know the handouts
were taken from the invaders on the battle
field. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

MAJOR WHEAr.-This distinguished officer,
" ho was severely wounded in the battle OF
Mana ssas, arrived at Lynchaurg OH Tuesday.
He declares himself ready for another enter.
tainmsnt Ike that Of the 2ist Of j uly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

Tne Federal Commissioners AZ Patents haa
Maas oonst0erable reduction u ~ UaleI1on
40 psy q Al tAose n his Dureau holdtnG
rnes disectlI fson HIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

To s1sanr EanAv aboat tho saassy - sroi,
some appgoAAnalon vaa satsxt aaa:Iss ~ I
III crank = e. IA tnst.. and pat %.
Queenstown unAog I'll. 80,
laA1ame Lnther yea4x. . ehayning ii ~ n
aet1eeA Ieeeaxly ~ u raxie y 'hs
AIRY. 3 $3.50
- nsltlss lI.sse. ~ -. iss,rSSs ~. !;
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cITIzxxs or oALIYo1MIA.

Thos. Stonshouss, Hugh May. James ID. par.
den, James l.. Parker, william H. OeapiIds
Cyrus X. coleman. Calvin Poor, william
Campbell, Joseph 5. Chandler, deorse w
GILL, David Mckenzie, Colonel VIM. N. Skin.
nsr, John J.. billiard, Dillon Jordan, Antonio
d. Abila. Thomas Moran, Thomas Smith. w
=. Armistead. William Jones, William N
Robinson, Frank Varnsl.
The following gentleman joined the COM
pany 1T Tucson, Arizona: Richard Simpson
George Dyerson, William A. Elan.
THIS company, excluding the ex.army ON.
cers, was orGanixsd In California for the pur.
pose Of repairing TO tbs seat OF war in Wiz,
giniA, there TO take part in the war now pro.
Gresdng. They viii march In . few days fou
San Antonio, and from Ihsnce proceed VIII
al posstbls dispatch 70 Memphis, Tsnn., and
Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

Capt. W. d. fsnple.os.-This gsntsal'
who il . well-known, citizen Of New oi''A''
was lately arrested Ut Mansssas Junc!isI -
suspicion - . clandestins friend TO the -.
colin Government, the information os'ns ~
BY certain enemies and former political SSY
nents. We are glad to announce thai IT, ~.
dent Davis, Who had known Capt Tsinl~'
f,r many years, promptly released him "
the facts being brought to his notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29
1ss BLOCKADE "A letter 10 thu Portsmouth
a I'D llnrflli..a LILY Dali

r Afseesipt, died Carolina dry, August 18th,
III lshe- Ihe s.eae xai Interesting tter,.
,sE. % ass@sy eYFai9g, saw q vessel at
s-zs ssssss 0sa .o54l az Vita 4 telescope. Iound
SO n Aas a. hat ses Vas an Elgiiskman.--
astr t4.sxs-.-sa tsssst has ssIss EigEs. She was
4ffs6 H sse 4, snii Iesdsl With aeast, quick.
e%issg. tses. sssL aEa dry Esss,ss. Igeard to-
49, I'M ~, pt1,sss aad reessy ell ins .rucGtDa
~ sssp Q ssa4p iaokoHt, as q large English
tf3sass, via several msrchnn ttasR, we're 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

- Ia EdSters Of the DsspafcA An ~ r,
| 70 aoknowiodee through your paper S.sol.
cec1ion 81 namAsr OF bedticks. from tss al,
AiSn' Ala society Of KicAnond. Ihn Any
II doinr nueh q ronAse AAAslcG In our
|comfofi ebIo. u. H. RtcHAspsc,i,s
SURGEON eth Rsg't 0eofsia wa
YcsktcWu. Va. Ang, Is. 1ssa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

Hog &ealeYs Arreasd.-Hsnry SYKES az
Mary Sykes, free, and Bob, alsvs Of isaa
Warner, were yesterday carried before Ja'u'
Nettles, of Hsnrioo, BY Constable Thomas; .
the charge Of stealing nine shosts. vaise'
twenty five dollars, from Mr.. William
Woodfn, living near Richmond. Lac W
dsncs being quito conclusive, the !s.,''
ordered Bob thirty-nine stripes. Henry s!..
and his wife were sent on for sxamin''''
before the County Court next Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

NJ.
All our privateers do remarkably we'll, though
soma less good than others.
Here we have not only the malignant il no,
brilliant witticism of Lord Lyons repeated BY
another writer, but we have additional infor.
nation OF very serious character, which, AT
ter the Establishment of the other facts asserted
in the letter, we are bound to consider correct
and true. We are told that Mr.. Prescott, a
Soufh Carolinian, who was Assistant Secre
tary OF State under President Buchanan, had
been sent by Monsieur Belliguy, the French
Consul at Charleston, and Mr.. Bunch, the
British Consul at Charleston-who would not
be likely to act III so important matter with.
out instructions from their superiors at Wash.
ingtou-to jefferson Davis, at Richmond, TO
ask him TO accept treaty of commerce, for a
neutral n & TO cArrY neutral goods-the first
step OF direct treating with the Con sederate
government: This Is prob ably what Mr.
Seligman refers to ut the close of his letter
when he says that later Information still
more confirms him In the belief thar Esr
land and France VIII soon acknowledge tHt
Confederate Government.
Thus we see that Lord Lyons and Mr.. Rus
sell have both been giving aid and comfort r
the enemy. Tie British Minister hus beer
rubbing up his wits U give increased ranco]
70 the venomous pen of the foreign correspon,
dent who gloried Ia the unfortunate repuisl
Of our badly cffcsred, raw recruits at Bull
Run and, not coz tent TO let the rebels lsarr
OF his enmity towards US and his sym bath,
for them through ths ordinary channels, ths
gratifying assur 'nee Is given to them, conf
dentAiiy, IN advance OF publication. Nor
actual process OF negotiation with the South
ern Oonfederacy Calling the attention oi
SECRETARY Seward 70 this mat tier, we will leave
Lord Lyons In his hands. Bat what shall b
done with Mr. Russcilf We perceived that
the troops Of Gen. Banks. some OF whom had
read his letters la the London Times. have al.
ready manifested strong dissatisfaction 1t hia
dnV NJ a. n,,A uSxhA Al NJ fnats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

There was 10 war news OF especial ln.ere
.ru,n 81 quarter received yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-04
EoLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.


Ihs snly safe and esrtain cure fer Cancers Piles p
nsr,, swsilinGs and Srsuchls Csitrs Parsyss Ns.
rags weakness Of the Mrsclss Chrsuie or nf,mmatsry
sdfnsss Of the Jenta Contracted masclss s
kiSamsn, Earaths Toethac Brusss sprsina Frssh
Ss, Hssne., Sls:n' Fever sors,, Caisd Breast, Sore
PAIN ne difsrsnes hsv or snr The d,,a., ma,
have existed, HckEANr CELEBRAfED LINiMENT /,
9 certain remedy. -
fhsssands Of hsnsn Beings been savsd life Of di,
ssPsds and misery BY tho Of this Bile remedy
HeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMFNT
rshs,s pain almost Enthusiastically and IL viii clean
and hse ths issis sorss in incredible short time
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
neLEASS CELEBRATED LINN EMIT IL ths ooly 4, fs
ana reliable remedy for ths cure Of Spawn, Rinrboos
sPiins, Unnatural Lrmps, Nodes or svelIipr,
never failed 10 svrs Big Mead, Pssv Fistuis, Old
kanring sorss, or svssny, IL properly applied. 70,
sPrsn, srnn Scratches, Craetsd Asss, Cbsfss Saddle
Cshaf gan, Csu, ssrss OF Wounds, IL 10 infaibls
fsnsdy Apply a. directed and ere Il certain 10 sysr,
instance. WY
Then ie ne sngsr with tbs many usrthsss Linis emit,
HATED klklMkNr. Il viii cure ven
MCLEAN, sss Prspristsr,
Csnsr Third and Pine ss., d. Essis Ma
C.AkkEs TOT, rs Pa. sv., ssls agent In Wash,ns,
,ss II. O. CissrL. ses,ss,s~- {. cana VII"
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE,

TRlESEMAR,1, liz and 3-Protected by Royal
Letters Patent OF England, and occurred by the
SEAS of the Ecole de Phsrmacie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Mediolne, Vienna
No. Is Invaluable for exhaustion and pstorrhea
and ali physical disabilities.
No. completely errdioates al tracer of thore
diseases that have boon hitherto treated BY the rau
seous and pernlci0us use of oopaiva and cubebs.
NO. s has entirely suppanted the injurious use of
mercury, thereby ipsurlnE to the sufferer speedy
roIlel, dlspeIslng al Impurities, and roofing ou
,TRlESEMAR, Nos. J, 2 and 5. are prepared in
and can be carried IN tho walstooat pocket. Sod
In tln cases, end divided into rate doses as al
Tinstered BY Velpsau, LallemGnd, Rcux, Ricord
90. prlcs IS each, or four cases for 80, which
saves Is; and IN 9T oases, whereby there Is saw
Ing of 3d. TO be had. vhoesels and retail of Dr
BARROW, OF 1874 Blocker street, New York
Immediately on receiving renitts nee. DIR. Barrow
VIII torwsrdthe Jrleceinnr to cpy ,art of the world
securely packed, AMI addressed according 70 the in.
s.ructi0Gs vi the writer.
The Book, OF al others, that shord DO read b,
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is HI nhn Frailty, or Physiological Researches"
ID beautifully illustrated, and treats nInutaIy of
al the sJmp ,oms that invariably develop them
seyes, sooner or later, resulting from the faties
Ana vltist1E habits of earl, youth IncapaoitatIng
the victim from sharing the frution of lhe matrIe
monlal state and. II not checked in time. Gegener.
stins Gil the functions of manhood, ard bringing
nln, step BY step 20 lingering aud nntimey death
Sold BY DIR. HA kROW, 1914 Bleecker street fopr
doors below macdouga, New York. Price g
cents; Sent free every where.
ington. ID. c.. de 2a-Sm
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THE EVENING STAR.
A SONG FOR THE yoLUNrEERS

SUNG FOR THE VOLUNTEERS.
our COuntry-RIghto or Wrong."-Dscatr.
By GEORGE p. MORRIS.
In Freedoms nsme euT blades we dravl
Sfe arms US for the hEh:!
FOT country, 20 yorn II emf. ard llv.
For loerly aud right!
Ihe Union plVyf-sHALL be rfessryedns
our tsg sill, Ger US Z,
mat cause our heart aad hands hiss neryed,
And We will do or do.
CHORUS.
linen come, 20 ANDY volunteers,
,Alound our ST. ndard throng.
aIS PiS1ge mans hope of eoIEing years,
Our Co1nJy-rlEht or wrong.
Our Oo1nyIy-right or wrong inspires
=, me bq' den of oar song:
Twas .ne glory of our sIres-
OV Gountry-rght or wrong,
II u the duty of us all
10 check reb1llions Sway,
10 rally ct our DariOH's cali.
And We thai CAL obey
Then like baHd of brothers 20,
a hostile eHsue to break,
TO rout spoil encumbsred foe,
And what Is ours, retake.
CHORUS.
SO come We hardy volunteers,
Around our standard thrOug,
Ar pledge mans hope OF coming years,
Our Codnt-y-right or wrong
OgI CounIJ-rIght or wrong inspires
Inc burcen of our song
~ vas ne glory of our sires-
Our Country-rIghI or wrong,
Andrew Jackson. HON, Journal
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Lavender FARMING.

Our readers will be interested in the follovinu
land for distiilstion into perfumery. The writer
sGYs:
In this little island, less than about go anres
OF Its precious land g devoted 10 lavender farm
Ing. Every acre yields say 6 200 pounds Of hbu,
ers; every hundred pounds of flower. Giving nm
by distillation, about one pecnS OF the otto ~
lavender, and thus we leari ts.t there Is an ava,
age production Of 7,Ool ponds Of lavender otto
annually III reqnlrss Nx ounces OF this to MAKE
gallon OF lavender water, SO that Brittarta and
her chlldren-You know their names-Jamaica.
canada, Australta-together with few visitors
Amerlcs, germany aud Russia, use, and take
home with them the enormous quantity OF II o0Gl
gallons of this favorite spirit
These lavender farms are s!tus,ed in Sprrev
and in Herefordshire. The Lavender when IN
blossom Is rcsSited to by all tie bees for miles
around. The sound Of their hum in such vast
plumbers Is quite enchanting; nor do the butter
mes neglect to visit SD luxurious feast the taste
oi Whlch appears to be particularly grateful TO
Ihem Ibe bees love for the lavender Is so ex-
eessve, 'nat at the harvest time, they will follow
IL even at a sacrifice OF life into the still
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience of ten
IL years, established the above refuge from
and pretenders of witohcraf and impostors IN gen,
eT3l
This is the only place where q aurs and speedy
cure can be obtained In the world for ali impro per
ana evil habits, gonorrh@, gleet. seminal weak
ness, syphilis, primary. secondary, and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains in the loins, structures,
general debility, prostraton nervOu ness rest cas-
nights, papltaon of the heart, in the ears
loss OF memory, confusion, melancholy, affections
OF the head, throat, nose, and skin, .rd all those
peculiar disorders arising nom the ndsoretion Of
youth, rendering them unit for either business,
study, sooety, or marriage.
Dr. = has the greatest remedies in the known
world for diseases of the blood. gonOrrhR, gleet
strlctnTes, seminal wea knesa, self abuse
from to days.
Victims of these horrible complaints, who would
Tish 20 be valuable men 6ld ornaments to society
should embrace tie earliest opportunity for relief
DR.. Shumnn has made tho most comp etc arrange
ments for the comfort of he's patients who come
from distance. They will be furnished with the
most PIeas.l. and agreeable guar tcr., necessary
dlet, ead made az comfortable as they would be at
. first olasa hotel st less than half the cost.
DO rot forget the name and number. DR.. Shu
mans of1ce Is on the corner of Sixth street and
pennaylvnnin sveIue. Clarendon Hotel, op poste
the National Hotel, Washington. ,. C.
Persons ~ distance should enclose stamp for
Various parties have been entIoed from nv in
sntutlon BY certain swInders on back streets In
This city, who will rue il till the day their DEATH
A word o the wis., ia sCffloiept L.
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u The New York Express THIS pleasantly

" Inc New York Express this pleasantly
sptaks OF the war Sentiment in @ 9th, m:
me change that has come over American life
Eunin the last month or two is remarkable
:" hat while age would have been thought the
atflcsI aud unusual is now CT the commones. oc
cRiSrnee; what would very lately have been re-
eatdeo as ridiculous, is now considered highly
appropriate The troops on their way 10 the war
suno In the streets In broad daylight, and sing
national songs with their thousand voices, while
Inc crowd around, and even the ladies at windows
o. Tue Film Avenue houses take up the chorus
W omen walk In the streets sometimes six or eio ht
abreast Nv the side Of brothers, and husband and
s"es'ncdftsr ana TIE ve-iest ragamufhn, or the
n.'st cynical observer finds nothing TO lee, at
Inc soldiers, perhaps, deck TIER hats with the
zen sPrigs OF just budding tree; and some
woman OF iashion passing by, observes company
"-tnou' me decoration, pulis the branches down,
breaks Oh the leaves and sticks them with ner,
vops on willing haRds into the head gear of her
country's defendess. There is no exclusivisrn
n w rnobs Of find folk NAV be seen on the side
Sats gazing az the volunteers on nearly any day
oi .ne Week bellies are proud to fasten rosettes
70 'ne ofeaHts Of private soldiers and dandies give
way Ia 'de streets to mechanics in uniform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-04

AN ERRING WIFE About midnight Saturday
night, Hartford man came rushing into town by
private conveyance, in search Of the partner Of
MS bosom, who had departed her own home in
company with partner Of the style designated
DY Aftemus Ward, as a gay and festive cuss;,-
ana made this romantic town a hating place for
I1e night But why dwell on this painful theme
ne found her, and t'Other f-lIer-told her he was
COCO mind TO get mad about ip'-but became
reconciled and asked her To retu,n ,I,j,b S;-,
she concluded she'd "forgot somethin,,-and so
went back Jawy went with them-Nortrish
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