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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-13

" Though The srAR IL printed on the fassest
seeam PRES IN use south cf Baltimore, its edition
d large 10 require II 70 be put 10 Psess at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL O'Clock m; ctherwise they may
not appear until the nsxt day. go. ---.
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United STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
On aad after IRx,sddy, May l6, 1861,
PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN

WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIII run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON at 4 is and TO a. m
AND 50 and As p. m. arriving at Baltimore at $50
and 80 N. Anu <.05 and 7-SO p IN.
LEAVE BALTIMORE a, 40 and 8 20 q. m. and
S% and 5 m ,arrving at WashinEton at 10 and
II. q. m. and Is and IS D. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 10 q.
m. and Is p: m, and Baltimore at % s. m and
2. m make direct connexions for Annapolis at the
Junction.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lDKton at $50 .. m. And 4 10 p. IN.
Passenger Trains leaving w sshington at 4.l5 and
40 q. m and 50 p. II. make direct connexions at
baltimore for PhiladeIphia, New York, Boston,
and all other points North.
viii he transported over the Iine' Tooaa1e rrsins
will leave BALTIMORE ct 20 s. n. Leave W ASKING
ton at7p.m.
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
l6 General hanasar
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HEADQUARTERS FOR SOLDIERS -Ev-
n cry Soldier in the city should call al SMITHS
and buy their CLQTHINgS SHIRTS, COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VALlCES. CARPET BAGS, HA Is
buy Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
J. H. SMITH, Clothler,
ma 20-Sm No. A6O Seventh It
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Mr. C.. II TERRErr.-The wife Of Mr.. C. Hun.
ter Terrett writes us correcting a statement that
her husband Is the overseer of Murray Mason, re-
Gently made by one Of the Stars Fairfax cores
pondents. Mr.. Terrett 10 the neighbor Of Mr..
Mason, both living on their pltrimonial estates,
and at Mr. nj q request, kept nm eve on his prop
ersy az far es possible When arrested on the
way towards Warrenton with Mason's negroes,
he hac been requested by N to send them. He
had no idea that he was acting In violation Of
military rules Mr. Terrett, by the by, we know
well to be Union man, well az one Of the most
straightforward and correct citizens we ever
knew. Fer years we owned and resided on a
farm adjoining bis residence at that time, and
know him to be as truthful and reliable man az
lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-13

TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
! have Just received nv stock of SUMMEK
CLOTHING, and HATS and CAPS, to which 1
respectfully call tn attention before purchasing.
have one of the INCEST assortments of goods in
this CITY, and offer them 81 very low prices.
J. H. SMITH, ClothIer.
je lin No. 460 Seventh st., OPP Post Otfioe.
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SPRING CLOTHING,

W SPRING CLOTHING,
w ALL, STEPHENS H. co. are this day in re-
ce pit OF their second supply of SPRING CLOTH
ING ard material for their custom trade, consist-
ing Of New Cloths, Cassinefs and Vestings, OF the
pesior style at very low prices.
6eufienen wishing an Immediate outfit will find
in our Ready made Department every article of
Wearing Apparel suitable to their wants.
WALL. STEPHENS CO.,
N
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"A WOODEN DRUMS, Drum Heals Drum
Sticks and Shares. Brass and Copper Rugles, Flies,
Bs5os ~. Mns;u sed V,o9' low
ZERuTT, oorrer of Eleventh street and Penna.
avenue. mH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-13

PAVING O7P.-The policemen Of the corpora.
ton were being paid OF today and thew reel we'd
heir proportion Of the newly Issued certificates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-13

WATcHREPHA.IERIIlNSGi tAN6SlL WARE
] have one of the best establishments, And fur
nished With q complete set of tools for repair n
ing every description of fine Wetohes, and IN
Particular attention give to the same, by a{1$
thorough competent workman and a. work g,laTan
tied Also, every descrIp ION Of standard SILVER
WARE. plain and ornamental, manufactu ed under
my own supervision, which my customers will ind
far superior in quality and finish TO northern wore
sold bs dealers in general and represeGted their
own manufacture. H. D. HOOD,
aee 02S Pa avanue ne.r ORR .t
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THE UNDERSIGNED, successors to Spilman
i g. Hunt, would respectfully ask contiSuance
of the liberal patronage EXTENDED TO the late fhrm
SPiLMAN Il co.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., June q, 1861. jy2 Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-13

PRNNIBs,
for exchange ct the Star Once counter.
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Carr. Rop,R fine Georgetown company Of
District volunteers was on the avenue this morn
ing, looking thoroughly like soldiers. They are
to be mustered out Of service to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-13

REL RAsEp This morning, Justice Dom pro-
ceeded to the county Jail and administered the
oath Of allegiance to Henry Scott of Md no
was arrested some days ago In company with w m.
Brent, Of Richmond, Va, at Blad .nsburg, Md
After subscribing to the oath, he was disc arged
Parole limits were granted to DR.. Fleming, Of
Goochland county, Va who 10 In custody as a
prisoner Of war DR. Fleming Is in feeble health,
and be was granted permission to walk in the
large reservation around the jail, under an oath
that he will not abuse bis privilege.
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FTN . CAHRIA6FS.
Il He Subscriber having made additions to his
factory, making it now one Of the largest. KRR
In the District, where bis facilities S8&
LIGHT WAGONS of all kinds cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the bust
ness, he hopes TO give general satisfaction.
AL kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept
on hand
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all order,
promptly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for
new onss. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
10 IF corner of -Four tesnth and Sta
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w TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
w Offer for sale the larges. assortment Of
TRAVELLING TRUNKS TO be found luesYSS
this clty, comprising best Sole Leather ~
Ladies' Dress and Packing Trunks, Vs-A1O
Ices. Carpet Bags, DO, which we are now se,hng
at very low prloee.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
19 Pam
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CAPTURE OF THREE COMPANIES OF OHIO voLus-

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of "wednesday says
U. S. Quartermastsr John II Dickeron received
last evening special dispatch from Buckhsnnon
Va, from a reliable source, 70 tbe effect that
courier had arrived from Chenille, and that thre
companies of Col. ConneIl's Nineteenth Regi
ment Of Ohio Volunteers were tesieged and cap
tured by the Confederate forces, 600 strong, un
der o Jennings Wise, and were dstsined a
prisoners Of war. Two regiments had been dis
pstched to their relief and rcscus, md repor
gives IL that Fight was inevitable.
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~ NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
i HE Postmaster General having ordered the
mail service between Washington, r.
ssIs ntras1 and Old Point Fortress szsAC
Monday, the 90 instant the Bay Line of st ,amers
will lea Pc timore EVERY DAY leIoept Sum
day. from their wharf, foot of Union Dock, at ~
O'Clock p. m. or Immediately AFTER the arrival OF
the Washington Train, which leaves Washington
At ~ O'Clock p. m.
3-n M. " FALLS, Pres't
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w Boys CLOTHING.
w K Have received wthIa the last day OF two a
large assortment Of Boys SPRING CLoTH-
ING: embracing all styles Of low priced, medium,
low prices for cash.
WALL. STEPHENS & CO,
500 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th SITS.
nl0 (Iutelgenoer And r. epu blicanl
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To TIE AIgLlcTspEks sure 70 read the sdver
b. :serren, Of McLeen's Strengt hening Cordial an
Rlood Purifier. In another column. II
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FATAL AccIpEsr.-On Thursday evening as
some of the Government baggage wagons were
passing through Fifteenth street, near Pennsylva-
MIA Avenue, several boys jumped on to ride on
the tongues. One Of the boys, samuel Wheeler,
aged eight years. son OF MIR. w. J. Wheeler, OF
Ohio avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, fell, end the wheels passing over him, he
was 90 injured that he survived but few min
utes AFTER being brought home. Or. Riley at
tended him.
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Two COMPANIES Of U. >. Cavalry proceeded
down the avenue this afternoon, horses and men
covered with mud, as II from severe scouting
duty through the night.
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REeRuIfs CAPruaxp Yesterday. S.n...,
MspOwell's pieksn captured two recruits for
Uncle sameoh army-one citizen Of Alexandria.
AID the other Of Fsirfax oounty-oE heir way 70
Fsirfar Court House. They were cent here. ana
are now, with the other prisoners, In iail "a this
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MUSTERED Our Company A, National Guard
Battalion, Capt. Lloyd, will be mustered out Of
service at the columbian Armory, on Monday
next, having faithfully performed their three
t1onth,s duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-13

SoFr CRABS Reader, this 10 the height Of
weeks we thew az. ,hs anest eating in tbs
world, at this particular season. Hsmmack 10
daily receiving supplies Of them larger and fatter
than any we ever before saw As he serves them
TO his patrons, they are enough to make the hair
Of the unnitiated In the Injuries Of the waters of
Chesapeake stand on their heads.
CENTRAL GuARDHoUsE CAsss-F, Bowers, on
suspicion Of incendsry acts held for further hear
ing David Dodson, cold, disorderly and throw.
Gruder, disorderly and profsne; do % IL. Mary
Mullen, Henry Clark, vagrantsi dismisst d. John
McGarvey, threats to kill; Jail In default Of bail
AT THE RAILROAD Dxror Large Quantities of
army supplies arrive daily by rail at the depot
here, consisting Of wag ons, feed horses and other
military appurtenaDces. Some three hundred
horses and large number Of baggage wagons
and ambulances arrived here during yesterday.
DIsrnIcr RxsrMENr.-we are advised that
rendered the Government regiment for three
yesrs or the war. We sincerely hope the offer
will be accepted Our District boys only wants
chance .
MUSTERED Our Company A, National Guard
Battalion, Capt. Lloyd, will be mustered out OF
service at the columbian Armory, on Monday
next. having faithfully performed their three
months duty.
Two COMPANIES Of U. y Cavalry proceeded
down the avenue this afternoon, horses ana men
covered with mud, AZ IL from severe scouting
duty through the night.
Carr. RoDpR's fine Georgetown company OF
District volunteers was on the avenue thls morn
ing, looking thoroughly like soldiers. They are
to be mustered out Of service to-day.
PRNNIs,
Persons desiring pennies Wal Always lind them
for sxohanxs 81 the Star Ofice counter. Il
To TIE AIyLIcTsp.-ks sure 70 read the sdver.
). .seTnsnt Of MeLeen's strengthening Cordial and
RlOod Purifier. In another column. II
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sPEER,s WINE OF ELDER,

sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
FOR tta wonderful beneficial qualities GENTEB
STIMULAkT TONIC, ETC and sUnORIFIG which
Testified Ladies Gentle
all parra Of Enrop- and America.
Asa asenSt.. Stiias "a lisa sar and Tonic.
digestive organs improving the Appetite
md Purifying the hotd
IA RauretAe.
,mparts hssIty the ,iLAEDs EIDNsYs. ans
FRINARY ORGANS. very eeneheiai In nRoPsY, GoUg
sRuPTtvR snn RHEII@ ATTIC AFFECTIONS
A. 10 @saf0rttSe.
and expellinE all .
prspst,on thereby driving of Erupsiona
cleansing and vgor to the vhels
,yyem and Rl,lnNI NJ. FIT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and tflNPlEXInN
The. Gntpp-s~.a Tribe OF Indians
Have long used Fruit of the Elder o.
heir valuable remedies
In Germany.
The preserved BY areser use In care
Speer's Nytne nF Elder
f ptrp from entvated Eder, recommended by
pHyqIGl rs EMlsTS remarkable
dismal properties SUPERIOR other Vines
n-e and ~, xcpt.nt all WBa sHd DE sILiTA7-
~ he AGED and tEPTRM. removing ALI.
DISTRACTIONS the APPETITE and bsneatting
LADIES and CHiLnREN
Ladies' EVaRe.
Recnus. gill contains mixture q
pirt, nhsr liquors. and admired ses its rich peculiar anyos
properties; lmnaTtsaR hsalthy TO the
SF0MA and pItfEsTIvE ORGANS
s mil used with meals, or ~
any Ise thrnnvh the dsy. desired.
we sin only taaEeaceto maize tsal Of sha
Wins.
80, sale in New or,saqs by X. J. HAIRY & CO., IoHa
WRIGHT n iln JAMES sYME. Canal =srrr,, and by ala
procmat nrlts.s hronehout the United ststes.
YrNde r,pplied prnpFietor's prices
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor,
ony2s lvlkw 9r' broadway. New York.
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aebisaI d tie 1Elarhtts.

Weanesa ss' ssfn S1 Ms asssp & sT Iss
CoTToN. "A moderate demand prevailed yes
terday and the sales embraced about $500 bales at
irregular and generally easier prices for the lower
grades, but full prices for the better qualities,
which are scarce, and held of outside figures We
still quote
NEW ORLEANS cLAssIFIcATIoEs.
: s Y sss lla a fsia.. ssSsis s
L7# atdiing sig1s Fan. nomlnak
sRATEassT or COTTON
stoc IN haud LIST septenher. bres. 54ia
Es ::sfy:s ;'ess 1883.
EEs zSBsfssa ;isss lasHsa ,sss
Stock Oh hand clearei .. 3i96T5
ToBAcco....We beard of %, 30 and III hhds.
sold on private terms.
STATEMENT or TOBACCO.
Stock on hand lss September. isec hlds. 7a67g
Received s snes s
r,,o,...,,u,. 1855
E EssEssa : sssssdsy sas
Stock on hand not elearea. 4. F5.5gs
EsaAR....We nsticed sales of about 1850 bids
at fzl prices. Fair to Fully Pair 4af05lc. 10 %.
MoI.AssEs. About 1000 bbss. were disposed OF
at e2ess25c. for Fermsatng and 2s028c for PrissS
to ohe3ce Also 900 BALI bbls AZ 3ge. D galss1s
for Prime to Choice.
FLOUR, Some 200 bbis. ehangea hands, inciusss
ing 500 superfne at Is, lI99 in several iot4 III
the same and BIZ Good Extra at s6 IS II Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales OF Corn embraced some
AZ 900 sacks including ,000 Mixed at54055c, zoe
Yellow Mixed at So, $500 Mixed and $50 Yellow
Mixed at Sc, 1900 Mixed ct 55956, 1910 Yellow and
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t
HEENR9! ! sgSag ss t sPs k sidass1
HEi.MMnl.Dls BucHg 1or Neryo.,snsss
HESE6ss R R{gc{ sSr Raasss
HENk9Bs R RH . fer s gssa Bss.,
HELMBoIDs But,Tg for Universal Lesstass.
H HNs9bs s RTeH9 to or N HSs sa na'e
HMB9s B9GH8 f s R IzyPsa 81 SKIN
H9SH IN =. fss 81 Esa
IsTS75Es aoa as ss1 VIA
HEhXhns s RG te sss.ss asis,.e an
crstion. and all dseasesof
F FEHAEEs E FEaAEEs F EEakEEs
Old or Young, Single Married, contemplating Marriage
FAKE NO MORE PILLS.
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HsI.MBnLDs EXTRACT bttGhl rhs very best rerns6z
EoTd for all eon.paa.e incident to the wha
No Family Should be without ItS
TAKE No MORE sAdAM Mercury or Unpleasant Ms
HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu CURES
secret Diseases
hIs or no Change NJ
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Use HELMRnLD's EXTRACT BUCHUfor Excessee aristnR
habits ndulgsd in
sy xooag End Old y 1,..,n.,,,,
no.ss ali improper ths
4 h5rtti e OF Health and Purity.
Use HELMBDTn'S EXTRACT BUCHu fer Diseases saa
Affections of the Distressing Character. gE55
Ise uEI,MBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU Tor all Affections
and diseases Of the
Urinary Organs.
Whether axistinP
Haa5e or Female.
grnm whatever originating. and no matter Of
A4ays a.sng standing.
All the Diseases admit the treat.
uent and may origimst from the
Read! Re.aut R1aG3 Reaag
HELMBOt.n'S 6UNHU safe, and pleasant ana
,dor immediate in It's
PERSONAL, Alderman city o.
'htadephia IL T. aELMBoLD, Chemist, WHO being duly
his Narcotic, Her
cnry, or injurious drugs, hut purely Vegetable.
Il. y. HEIINB0I.D, Sole Manufacturer.
subscribsi hsfoe this "a day of soyemhef
1854. VIM. P. BIBBA RID, Alderman.
Price 81 per delivered address,
Prepared by H. T. bEAiMb9LD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l04 South street, below Chestnut
phisnenhis.
,udeavor TO their OWN and 'other articles tbs
reputation attained y
HeImbold's jenuine Preparations
Extract Buchu.
Ssrilia.
:. improved Rose Wash.
bold by JOHN WRIGHT & co,
q ~ d Isl hartres street.
And all Druggists everywhere
sS-Ask for HEI.%BnLDs-Take N. Other 1 Iut ths
advertisement ard send for and avoid Imposition and Ex
tanl vy
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DnZEMA Nss HOSPITAL.
- Mo- 90 RARONNF STREET. New Orleans.
Feart. Chr rollton RAILROAD Terrlinus
Dr. n RGzEAhN, flae VI Hontgnmery hlR.i having "
atad Orleans this method of announcing thai
he las opened
SURGICAL AND woMANs HOSPITAL
and IA rssdy to building he has fitted
Is admirably sEd being atatad IN snch
desirable the rty. thai hs FAILS
rsptAd II aev G that II Affords urlsna, sdvsntsgeR
The generally and airy and all under
thorough repair
Roth vhtas and blacks Admitted
adnision. Rnniv :he nice In the hrif'nR
s.IS 1,Ey
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CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY. March 6. 1881.
Arrived to day 65 Western. rs Texas Cattle, SO
Sheep and l6 Veal Cattle. The stock q sale COM
prises nearly g. Western, 30O Texas Cattle, 900
Hogs, $50 Sheep IS Mich Cows and $50 Veal
Cattle. The market is easy for purchasers at our
uuotations viz:
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..,,.s, ss9 ss.ssa uE, EtLkIFkA-i,1. ;, Est
SstSgSSk ~ ST. Charles supply
sYSSgssfazsaa LOSS OF TEETH without wires or sprirgs
" upon his principle of +ef adtesor Thu
method has procn1ad him universal appreciation, and
nended benr he most ingenious system supplying ART
FICIAL TEETH hitherto invented and in Nil cases restoring
nct articulation masation and perfect sad nnture
IN appearance IN 10 defy detection the closest observer IT.
Wee method of filling eeth with gno combines all the
improvements Those Interested witt find these statements Re
entirely and scrnpu:ousy correct Dr. W RETURNS hs ss' ere
thanks To the nhshtAnrA New Orleans and vicinity o 1he
extensive practice they have Ay~red him with tor the last
From. Infsp Grp
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EOHN ID. REfN & SONS
Agents for the manufacture Of
SHEET AND HOLT COPPER BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING. TENNESSEE IRON CAST IRON PIPES,
PLANTATION BELLS. AND BRANCH
CRuOKEs 4 GAS SAWS.
Nos. so and 81 Camp street,
New Orleans.
Intending the Shelf Goods business and confne
mr>elves Heavy Hardware ee Copper Tin Plate,
Ipeer Springs, Huhs. Spokes Feloes
sale discount stock Of Shelf ioss
quantities The stock s full and complete
comprising full Of every article required in
counrr, general of Fancy Goods
Perfume, v Country Merchants, Planters. and the pnbk
euer4ly. teeir interest osll and examine the
hetnre nlrrhaSi' elss there.
We a4o nrter for sale
S, tons Prauum Iron assorted Flat Round and
Square, Of I'LL >zes,
Plough and tin,ler Plate. all sizea-
40 English Iron, assorted, Flat Round md
Squire
IN, tons Refined English Iron. assorted. Fiat Round and
10 Ange Iron. ss#orted,
~ =. Half ennnd. Oval and Half Oval Iron.
10 Revri Iron.
10 :. Scroll iron.
LIMO bundles Hoop Iron assorted, " to inch.
=. Hand .. :. | 10 AK and s. l6 Inch.
AM Sheet =. :. oN inch.
:. Rutsia shea, IRON
Nh ,. Galvanized Sheet Iroz.
Foe sale by JOHN y. BEIN 4 SONS,
Nos SO and 81 Camp street,
MA MnWekFrf New Orleans.
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.nes, which they offer 10 supply
stor's lowest Wholesale prices.
!, Nos. Isl and Il Chartr68 street
Houley'e Vegetable, Coleman's,
ToAand's German, OxygenAted.
Mills Aromatic.
Oils.
Rushton's God Liver OH,
hcNair's Acousiic. ScIrpB's dc
British. HHriaem.
COSMETICB-
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florids Water, Aeen Fun,
lJone'E Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAM5.
LOWS Brown Windsor,
Jones' Chemical,
Radway'B MedicGtod, CastilGs,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compound
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Nodats Life, Brandreth,s,
Strong's Conponsd Sentative,
lStrong's PeetOrnl Stomach,
Motifs Chalybeste.
HILLS Fever and Ague,
Morriann's. Lees, New London.
Paris. Sappingtoa's, Champ
IONS,
Graefienberg Jsype's sana-
| tive,
Jayne's Ayue, winer's Csmo
mile,
Hibbard's Anti Bilious, Pstar's,
ISpenrer'E Vegetable, Cook's,
Cooper's, C0vel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, AllebRsic'E Health.
Wister's Gentle Purgative,
Allebasis' Ague, Hooper'B,
lChickner's Sngar.caRted,
IGflbert's Anti-BiliorH Beck
| with's,
IIady's Blood, lngoldsny's PtiIa
SGott's Vegetable, Ragon'k,
Railways Regulators,
lRo4e'e Railroad, IAaiy's Female
lLondon's Indian Sanative,
Louden's Agile, Hoilnwey's,
Halstend's Ant.-Dyspeptic,
lGordon's. McIane's Liver,
HAIR DYES.
lCristhdoro's Hair Dye.
Phaicn's Magic, Batchelor's,
: Gilman's instantaneous,
| Ballard'B, Jules Hanel'8,
lCristadorR's, Boglec.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. Morae's fnViSorsting CoI
dial.
Wrieht's Elixir,
ITnoru's t.SIracI-
ITarrantfs aporlanL,
Tarrhnt's Elixir Of Rhubarb,
lCarter's Spanish Aixtnra.
Lirlerick'R Master of Pain,
Mothers Relief,
Z, IToothGche Drops,
lLyGn's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. kidder's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Water,
WATTS Nervous Anti,
tBilfiugs'h AstrIngent,
iHyatt's Life BHlsnm,
lMcMunp's Elixir of Opium,
lRadway's Ready Relief,
Radway's Rssoivent,
iTarrant's Indelibla Ink,
Peruvian Syrup,
lTrirsmar
Di. Roses Preparations,
iWiner's Arcanum Extract,
Tenenr's Specific,
lMarshall's Gatholicon,
iM0rse's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock,
Perry DariFs Pain Killer,
browns Essence of Ginger,
lMortinasre' Rheumatic s)om.
ponHu,
IMortlmore'R Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extrac, of Rock RoBe,
CroSsmAn's Specific,
iDr. Wards Specific,
lUpbaIn's Pile Electuary,
lSteer's Opediidoc,
t+odfrev's Cordial,
iTurlinston's Balsam,
Gayety's Medicated Paper.
BRteInan's Drops,
,r Dir. Jayne's Family Medicines
/ Seidlirg and Soda Powders,
Epping's Fluid EXTRACT Buchl
, Lncina Cordial.
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats. ete.,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
ISpohn's Headache Remedy.
o-lDr. Marchisl's Uterine Gathol
con,
Cherokee Remedy.
Cnwhn's lIIthuutlipFto,
'Lunaen's Preparations,
iHnuRhtin's pepsin.
IN Uarbr's PrGphylactic Fluid.
lHEIpAM SGHNAffS
.nts, and al dealers in any OF Il
3 catalogue, will end II to their ~
their orders IN above, where WI
,sortment of GENUINE PATEN
States, and At the lowest price
WRIGHT h CO,
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
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ELL No. 100 st. Charles street, Ggi1
Nearly opposite st. Charles Thsatei
LODGINGSl LODGIEGSlI LODGIN3Sii

This house. conveniently and Pleasantly situated has been al
newly fitted great with spring Mattresses
pets and all the comforts Of scles house. Al the T.r
new nearly I'll single, ell ventilated
ana we'll HI up gas c,nde lamp Of any kind
nneded which great OF fire. etc. The house
away MI noise of any kind there Is ba'
nected with III IN fact the house in TIL. Southern eon
and in every way adapted o the travelling community.
ioons can by the night week month, apply
the Office hour of tho night The house J.
open all hous Gentlemen hero husIiesa wonid dEl
to call and examine for theHelves. Price invariably
light.
ong Bouse 0i st. Charles street and Branch Of strongs
ll6 Grayer still carried in the ep
that Bar Room attached each, which huppie5
with choice Liquors -
d23 Nm HENRY STRONG, Proprietor.
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