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e The author Of a recent work entitled
"DIe Cavalerie in JetzIeit" has calculated the
proportion Of the losses sustained by armies
during the campaigns of Napoleon, when
smooth-bored muskets were used, and during
the last italian war, when rillsd barrels were
employed.
At AusterlitI the French lest IA men ont of
every 100; the Russians 30; the Austrians A
or nearly one-half.
At Wagrsm the French lost 13 out of every
100; the Austrians IA.
At Moscow the French 80; the Austrians A.
At Rsurzen the French Is: the Russiaps IL.
At Waterloo the French 80; the Allies 81.
At Magenta, June A. 1859, the French 4 the
Austrisns
At Solferino the French and Sardinians 10;
the Austrisns s.
1t is somewhat remarkable in the last sxsm-
pie, that the army which was best provided
with rihed arms did less damage than the one
which was equipped in the old style.-Conr.
DeS EtatS UntS
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

/" Wv bOCh hOSPl IdL.
hR. SHUMAN has, after an experience q ten
~ Years, established the above refuge from
Susckery, self laeek ed Indian or German dootOrs
erel -
This is the only place where Q sure and rpesdy
cure can De 3rIslned IN the world FOR al improper
ana evil hserts, gonorrke, gleet, seminal weak
nesS, syphllls, primary secondary. and tertiary
goLeES debility, pTost nervou, ness rest ess
NIGHTS, parItatcR of the heart, IN the eaE
Icss Of memory, confusion melancholy, sfsctic ms
OF the head, throat. nose and Gkin, and al those
peculiar disorders arising from the ipdiscrstiOn of
Jonte, TenccrilE thom u1kt for either business,
study. sooIety, or marriage.
DI. :. has the greatest remedies in tie known
world for dieaases of the blood. gonorrhae, eet,
structures 81 phis, geyGiEli weakness, self abuse
&C There ID 20 case n which they fail 10 cure IN
from s 10 days.
Victims Of theee horrible complaints, who would
wish to be valuable men end ornaments to society,
should elnbrsoe the eiriest oppOrtu atty for ralie
Dr. Si!umen hss mtsde the most comp etc arrange
marts for the comfort of tiE patients who como
from distance. lheJ will bs furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable quar- necessary
diet, and made as comfortable AZ they would De at
hrst ccss Total st less than half the oost
DO nor forget the name snd number. DR.. Shu
PennsylvanIs avenue, Cl4I endon Hotel, Opposite
the National Hotel, WashinSton- ID c.
Persons at a defiance should enclose stamp for
return postage. O1tce hours, 9 A. M. TO 10 P NJ
Various parties have been entIcsd from uv in
stltutlon by oertain svIndlers on back streets IN
tina oIty, who will II till the DAY of their death
word to the wis., IL sufficient. apely
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FROM THE CHRROKKE NATION.
Pfsela ma xiou Of In. Chl.t I.hn Ra..


JEFFERSON CITY, June 2S.-Several persons
arrived here to-day from Southern Missouri,
one Of whom brings proclamation issued by
John Ross, Of the Cherokee Nation. Rev. T.
%. Annay, Missionary among them, left Tel.
PiahO on the 5th Of June, and reports that Ben
AeCulloch and Albert Pike, of Arkansas, had
been there urging the Chief 10 reconsider the
position taken In his proclamation, but they
failed in their object, and had left for the
Creek Nation. hoping to get aid for the rebel
cause Captain Pike had As escort of seventy
I've men.
Ar. Pierce, Paymaster Of the Iowa regi-
nents, was st Bonneville.
Ths following is the proclamation relative
70 the affairs pending among the people of the
several States:
|, John Ross, Principal Chief, hereby issue
this, my proclamation, to the people of the
Cherokee Nation. reminding them If the obi
cations arising under their treaties With the
United States and urging them TO the faithful
Observance OF said treaties, and peace and
friendship toward the people of all the States
The better to attain these important ends,
earnestly impress on all my f.llow -citi1ens the
prspriety of attending to their ordinary ayo-
cations, and to abstain from political discus
hons OF the events transpiring in the States
ana from partisan demonstrations in regard to
the same.
They should not be alarmed with false re-
porea thrown into circulation by designing
moF, but cultivate harmony among themselves,
ara observe good faith and strict neutrality
between the States threatened with civil war
with these means alone can the Cherokee
people hope to maiutain their own rights un-
Impaired, and to bave their own soil and fire.
sides spared from the hateful effects Of devss-
tauaS war. There has not been a declaration
OF war between the opposing parties, and the
connlct may yet be avoided with q compromise
or peaeeable separation.
Ihe peculiar circumstances Of their condi-
ton admonish the Chsrokees to the exercise of
prudence In regard to q state of affairs 10 the
existence Of which they have in no way con-
triouted, and they should avoid the perform
anoe Of any act or the adoption of any policy
csieuiatod to destroy or endsnger their terri
torlAi and civil rights. With an honest ad-
herence 10 this course, they can give no just
cause Tor aggression or invasion, nor any pre-
tenee Tor making their country the scene Of
mlAtary oppression, and will be in q situation
70 claim all their rights in the fnal adjustment
that Will take place between the several States
For these reasons I earnestly urge on the
Cherokee people the importance Of non-inter-
Terence with the people Of the States, and the
observance Of unswerving neutrality between
them Trusting that God will not only keep
from our own borders the desolation of war
out that He will, in His infinite mercy and
nonor' stay Its rsvages among the brotherhood
Given under my hand at the Exchange Of
noe, at Park Hill this 17th day of May, 1861
JOHN Ross, Principal Chief
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THE ALL-sUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR,l,st and s-Prctected BY Roys.
Letters Pstsng Of England, and secured - the
Seals OF the Eoole de Phar-7acle de Pa1s, sEc tbs
Imperial Colleys Of M Medi3lne, Vienna
No. ls invaluable for exhaustion and nstorrheo,
and all physical disabilities.
No. completely eradio.tes ST. traces Of ta0se
diseases that have been hitherto trcSt 1y tbS nsa-
seous and pernlolous use Of 5Opaiya S-d erhSbs.
No. has entirely suPplAn the IniaTi0as ass ~
mercury, thereby 1nsuTlnE 10 the sus eTcT sEeSs,J
relief, dispeTsing ali impurities, and roSsirI Gu
the venom of diseaoe.
TRlESEMAR, Nos. I, and 3. are prsrsrsd y
the form of loxenEe, devcsd Of ersto ana saloii
and can be carried in ths NalstoOat pocket. sold
In tD cases, and DIVIDED into 0parate doEe6 ad
rn!nIstered By Vepeau, LAIlemSE6, RoEx. RieOrd
DO. Price IS each, or four caGes for o9, which
saves 4S; AID In 6S cases, vheTsOy thefo 10 q sew
BARROW, of 1874 Bleeoker street. New Y OTk, ,
immediately on receiving q remittance, Dr. Barrow
will forward the Treeear % any part Of the votd,
securely packed, and addressed Eeoordint the in
structi0ns OF the writer.
The Book, Of al others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
u Human FIailty, OF Physiological Researohes.o
IL is beautifully illustrated, and treats Inutey Of
a.! the symp soms that invariably develop them
se yes sooner or later, resulting from the fraties
and vluannE habits OF eaTls Ioath. lnesPscita.lnr
monlal state, And. not oheoked IN time, degeHer
atinE al the functions Of manhood. ard bringing
Sold By 0T. "a BROW, isl BisecSer street., foar
doors below MacdouEa, New York. Pnos IS
cents, sent free every where.
Sold also oy 3. c. Fora, Jr., Drug stors, Wssh-
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EeLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
No. 2.6OS.
'lHEHf In TEE WORLDLY


Ehs eny safe and esrtSin fer Cancers, Piles n.
asfl sE inEs and srsnchs Csitrs, Paraysis Nsr.
Es, SsaEnsI, Of ths M7,cls Chrsnie or Infamnatery
kht htsmstisn Ffnsss s the Join Csntraesd sp,eIsi or
kESmtnis, EHT1ths c. foethAeht Brs.s sprains r.sh
Csir Wssnds Ilesrs, Fever Sores, CAEsd Breast sssa
EPfss ssrn seaisE bers Threat, Inflammation
fain, ne dfsIsncs hsv lenx The dt..ss NAV
ssys sIistsd, McLEAas C5LEBRAT'ED LIFIdEsT /,
Q certain remedy.
fbesssnds sf bsmsn beings sfs Of dis
ssPtsds and misery sy The Of dis invGs.ss r.nsdy
AeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIEENT
Will relieve Paiu snsst iHEtantknsessIy and il vii clear
purify and hsa the fsslsst srsds .her; ts
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
hekEAHT CELEBRATED LINiMENT /, IN. onIy safs
and reliable rtmssy for the Of Spawn, Riugbous
"hCEGs, sPnts Unnatural LEmps, Nodsi or sxsIiu n,
n,Tsr slsd 10 care Big Rsad, Psl.ri, Ftstpa, 6id
SsnnlhE ssrst, or svssnyI properly applied. Fer
srrsIns, Brpsss Hcrstehs Craebsd Gs. Cbsf., asdd,
ct Cellar eGl., Cg,, tsr,s, Wssnd, IL is an nfsIS,
snsay Apply a. tirsetsd sad 10 certain in ,vsr,
lHEtElee. -
Then u!fs ne lsnEss vf-h ths xsrthsss
sltf.d y yea Oataia sxrFly sf DR. hCLEANp CELR-
tkAfkD hIslhRkY. Xviii yss
}. n. MCLEAN, Sels rr,pristsr,
CsTnsE Third and Pine s.a, et Esuis Mo
CnAkLIs efofT, TS Pa sv, ssts agent fn w,,h,. "A
q Q (TNnEI g.. eg
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ACCEPTED Major Hexamer's flying artillery,
seventy horses, which was offered to the Cover.
nor Of New Jersey soon after the Presidents pro-
clamation, has finally been accepted, and will
will probably leave for Trenton during the latter
part Of this week The btttery will be attached
to the bri.ade now quartered at Trenton and IL is
said will be despaic he'd TO Fortress Monroe The
men are Germans, and have seen active service
In Europe.
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CouRr MARTIAL.-A correspondent OF the
Rochester Express, private in the Thirteenth
keglment n Volunteers VS. tried for con-
duct TO the prejudice Of good order and military
discipline, In that In a letter to the Express he
commented severely on the conduct Of the officers
he was sentenced TO walk in front Of sentinel
SIX continuous hours dav. for ten days, and dur
ing that time to carry on his back pack weig b.
log twenty pounds.
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MARROW EscAPE The schooner Daniel
Townsend, Of Egg hsrbOr, arrived in New York
with cargo Of cedar from BayPort, Florida. On
the 10Th ult when In the mouth Of the river at
BayPOrt, the vessel we, seized by the Confederate
authorities, run ashore, and during the absence
Of the captors, Captain Townsend got bis vessel
Of, pade sail, and left for Egg Harhor
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NoRHRff CANNON FOX FokrRKss NoN-
ROE -Ths steamer Cambridge sailed Yesterday
from Boston for Fortress Monroe with SAWYER
rihed cannon and two OF Shankls rifed pieces
with shot ard shells ada pied 70 them. rhey are
mounted On oak carriages. and were cast and
rifed at the foundry of Algsr q Co. The Saw
yer gun 10 Of iron, and ths others Of bronze.
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u The New York Commercial If Yesterday
says " Ere steamships James Ad 4tr and Eagle,
Of th> Charleston lite, wis Yesterday txsmined
hy Commodore Brerse and seyefgl engineers Of
the navy ward, Brooklyn, aud IL Is said thev have
ben acceDted by the government, aud will pro-
ce-d IN dsy or two TO ths yard for the purpos Of
being turned isto ,na boats
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IL On the sfsenth the fsaship Miss.s,i ppt
In Pensacola. hut ground-d going out toe ha,-
boz The Mount Vernon and Crusader went 10
bsT Lu;stance. fer taking out her beavy guns
aaA ooal she doated on the 10 h. She rsreived no
intury, bot returned tor coal and watsr She
sailed again on the Is.h for Pensacola. -
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SALUTE on HANo The citizens Of Borse.own
California, have raised the stars and stri pes on a
tall pole hear the brIdge over Clear Greek and
. Just bsyoad the fag and staff they have erected
gibbet. with this inscriptions: 'Saluts the dag
s.ess6ists%SLIg, 90 hang!h
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DROPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

WAR DEPARTMENT. JUys II. 1851.
PROPOSALS will be IeceIv AZ this Department
u"tIl 2 ,clook NJ. on "a urd ", the 29th dag of
bed in uH soRsaus dur5. tSs
esr ooElmenclns on the fret da, OF July next.
She stationery Inust be Of tn bsst quality.
The sOooessfii bidder viii be required to give
hlnsnt OF bis oon,rat; and the Dsp.itmsnt viii
ressr the rE h 70 order ihe articles at suoh times
and in such quantities as II mar deem proper, ss
below stated.
Paper made of Linen Stock.
20 reems desPstoh cap, ruled to pattern, weigh
ing is lbE., prr Ieam
% roams tooIscop, ruiea or plain, weighing "a
300 reams qu,rto post, ruled or plain, wels ching
81 resno note paper, ruled or plain, per roam
b%ibSaHs biSbisnss PsPSr PsPSr per per- Tssm rssm
80 dozen Dlotrl ns boards, per dozen
III reama envelope paper, bUf or yellow. royal,
10 rean. s,snlila wrapping paper, super royal,
q. 900 envelopes, official Sizes, extra heavy. per
5000 envelopes, letter sizes, extra heavy. per 900
a.. dS lso srois ms aiilc pens, per gross
dozeD Fa5er's b. .ue and caImlne pencils, per
81 dozen pSnholders, per dozsn
2dozen ivory folders pain. per dozen
q sen s'fs rs .Iyoty handles, do
10 dozen4 baded knives, Rogers Il Sons, pcr
adozsn cfi'e scissors. Rogers 4 Sons. par
20 dozen Maynard Noyes', or other black ink,
lnquhrts, per dozen
% doz, N French oarmine ink. in ounce walls,
per dozen
dozen inkst.pds, Drapor's. whitney's, or
equal per dozsn
IS pounds scaling wax. soar'et, per pound
10 pounds India ruboer, prepared, In pieces,
20 doEsu silk tsste or braid, assorted, per dczen
% ooze red tape, In pieces, assorted hzes,
per dozen
10 dozen red tape, in rolls, assorted sizes, per
dozen
% ;ounds linen twIne, per pound
6d5zen arGe jars muollase g, per dozen.
jo l2-l2.l8 16b8
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GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE
~ INSANE,

JUNE II, I86I.
BIDS are invited till Monday. July ], 1851, to fur
nlsh and dslivtr upon tho HHsp tai whsTf rix hun
oTed (6is') tons. more or less 2iG lbs eaoh, of
good. cl a9n aath aolts "hrOk al" ;osl The difsr-
e"cs lr price 1rhi:s ash End gray ssh should
he stated also the particular or Gesignatiou
nv wn oh the oOAl may be proposed to furnish is
known In the market.
A horse and driver will be furnished bY tie Hos
plta aEf at its expense, hoist the no1l fr m the
vsasel, ard II viii be received nd draw AWAY as
fsst as one gang OF men and horse hoist 1t from
the vessel erd deliver 1t upon the wharf bnt no
board the vessel.
The oos will be weighed as it is reoelved by a
swOrn eceiyeT IN the emp loyment and pay of the
Hospital, aad accoa, ted for accordingly Vessels
drssIng seven (7l feet of water osn come to the
Hospital wharf at hi sh tide.
o. n. NICHOLS,
je Is 2sw2w SrperIntendent
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United STATES MILITARY ROUTE.


Oh nSihL 4N'iICr ~ IhhNebEhS
OH and otter ThxTsidy, May Is, 1861.
PASSENGER TRAINS BETwsEs
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
Will run rs follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON At Is and 7 10 q. m.
anu 80 and 40 p. M. arriving at Baltimore at $50
ard :. 80 q m. an 4.05 and $50 p. m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE a. 4.2O and % q. m. aud
l5 Gnd6 m arriving At WashinE ton At q, 10 and
lo ~ a. m. and IS and Is D. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 7 10 q.
m. and S p: m, and Baltimore a. 8 % q m and S
Junction.
Trains leave Annaaolls for Baltimore and Wash
lrgton at $50 g. m. sid I Is p. m.
PASSENGER Trains leaving W Washington at Ais ard
Baltimore for PhilaGeIphis, New York Boston.
and all other points North.
All articles of freight (nnt oontrsbsnd of warl
VIII be trensPortad over the line. Tonnage Trains
VIII ieavs Baltimore 81 4 ~ q. IN. Leave w sshing-
ton at Up. IN.
BY order Of the Secretary of w.r:
THOMAS Il. SCOTT,
m IL General Manager
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SUMNER RETREATS.
SALT WATER BATHING
- MARSH pAVIIInN

SALT WATER BATHING.
This favOrite resort for those seeking heath and
St. Mays county, % nM Maryisnd. 1SU on the he SEAA
Potomac. in view Of the Che, apeake To G:aI
sHsscSIioS pondid Bsthns. BAD Hns sSoa &c q
cha ge for the gus.ts The Table is supp led with
ali the salt water de icacies-fne Oystsrs. Soft
and fard Crabs, Sheeph al AID other Fi.h. There
are msuy Inducements, which the urdsrsigned
q ems uuneoes ary to mention, as the sItuatiOn Of
oient qua ante~s for his future pa;roHage
The steamer II: N1choi Is lesvps Washington
m Returning q s.rSs Bs tnn IinoTs on F at
4o'clook "a she will land passengers at the
Boarq-si % ier day; So per week; SIS per
month Children and Serysnts hs Trice.
For fThe? inorm.tIoa Sn S@ssa saG be
at Leonardtown, Md.
js elm R. J. MARSHALL.
SEA BATHING AMI, SAFE RETREAT,
- Th;s AT Al PoLsT 4 p p0osIOuT; MARTLAND.
junction Of the Potomac River pith the A a
SsSS,sRs1sss SaSs IKE dn Say S qSSnsa Sy 5
sse AID quiet retreat S6sTe they can have 'st e.
deicacles OF the water, such as Fish of ell kinds.
Every description OF fishing tackle Will be kept
for tue aooommr rdatlon Of guests.
fine livery stab kept on the farm
PiH o'itts duu lATu SalOOng With
all other amusementr usually found at snoh places
The table vii be sUPpIed daily with fresh vege-
.bles from the garden on the premises and from
the Ia 'tlmnre and WASHINGTON markets
at the Bar.
DO.rd, SO pr d.y; one week, S12; second week,
want ha'fcrice
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves washington
Tuesday g. 6 q IN. and baltimore on Friday at 4 o.
m The haif past 2 O'Clock p. m. tram from Wash-
Lastoa wi!i connect al Baltimore with the boats,
stss from Washington, By way Of I.eonardtowD
vi, Add ess the pIoPrietors, at Point Lookout,
washington d G., or Alexandris, Va.
IN 81 HEFLEBOWER & co PrOp'rs
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALEH
" OF GAS METERS,
WAEHINs TON, July 70, 1870,
,EOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Thst agree
sbly TO the PROVISIONS ofths ordinance of the Cor
sOTaton eppToyod May II. lsso, the undersisn j.
on pre- payment of the fee Of hfJ oonts to inseeot
examine t.st Prove, and ASCERTAIN the accuracy OF
EeEistrnuon Of any Sna meter in use in this cIty
Every meter, L !oGnd incorrect, viii be Condemned
and smother, ssslod and msrked as true, viii he
set In if~ PSoe. Ii IrOved to be socuT2te in Itr
Ge@g1l.inent Of gas It VII be sealed aooordineiT
and gam put iu position for Use,
Sllce No $40 Seventh street, (ne7r Odd Eel
-0Ts RaIID Open from q. H., tc B ,. m,
OHARLES W. CUNNTN6EAM,
jY B-h Inspector and Sealer of Gas Meters
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SPECIAL. OTICE T., VOLUNTEERED
- Jsst arrived at SMITHS. No. $50 Seventh
SPRING and SU siMER Cl.OTHI SG. FRINKs
yaau;lcEE1i a Ei, CAuRPET BtG, salRr Col,
TIE abnvensmed goods for sale AZ Nor raern tioss
ma = SIN j. ~ SMITH, CiOthier
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T'HE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT BY p.
L ENRICH. at the corner Of Penn. . A
aveaqo and Eleventh street, has been SA$
greatly improved recently and now offers leSSEk
greater Inducements for the patronage Of oitizens
and strangers than any other public house in tGe
clt, hls prIces bHn. less than thOse of any oth hsr
hotel on Ponl. sveEue. anl his socomm nd.noSe
tor pATIanent or traGEsnt boardors ureI oep.icn-
sole. u no hsr nno rcsta1rent arrangements of the
Euroroan HOte have elTeadI become veTy popu
er: eng sl that can b desired By the most fas-
tClooE. Too pro o5TletoT pledg uuretntteI atten-
ton and continued liberal ex xpsuditures TO give sat
lstactitn 10 81, and thus ranews hi. invitation tr
ail TO give tbs usOpsAn Bnto = call, det-t,
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sTEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
ALEXANDRIA, VA

I'll.
L ALEXANDRIA, "a.
Mrs. g. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth ANIMAL session OF tnIs Institdtlon
n.S S commence on TGs5fsy S 18th q the
The Oopr.s Of study pursaed viii oomprise all
cation, and Music, French, Latin and DiswinE. il
a addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick i,
prepared to receive q Limited number of pupils a.
boaIa9Ts, who, constituting . part of her own fam
sion. She viii endeavor, az q. IS o possible, 10 asr
repEd them with the oomfOrts and kindly influences
,RSfysnes..-Rsv, SEQ. Fl. Morton, Rev. DIR. Ella.
ssIrif99: 9s:iT Rey; S;d1 D. se.s, Miilisp F9ws
I kSsss 3 Esa Wi N&ssfiasls &sises
so%r: blscsSSs G ISshs. MnSai Mssiir1. 50'GSaS cS9Es
Brosaera.
RSsrt With Tuition ~ al tho EnsliEh Branches.
eaOoior ths annual session-pSJab!e semi annually,
Ms.iG - and S,. t.asHssss ct Professors prices;
- - 80 80 : -: - s:-.1 -51. ~ -.4
HE subscriber 6aSins Ssds addition. to hi.
factory, makins il nov one OF the lersesto Han s.,
10 10, the Dis,,iSf; wts,e b. issiiies @
LI6 L We eGoNS OF ali kinds cssIo OF be- sur
passed, and from his long experience in The bust
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept
All REPAIRS neatly done. and all order.
pty attended TO.
second hand CaTriages taken in exchange for
new ones. ASDREWs j. joyce,
d IL If ocrner OF Fourteenth and SITS.
I OW-PRICED CARPETINGS.
just reoclved and for sale At the Old stard of Ca-
gett d Dodson, No; Market Space, q fresh supslY
pf super lNGhAIN CARPEFlNGS, which viii
be sold astonishingly low n -
Exosllent Atwood Double Ingram, az eax cents,
worth SIX cents. =
Ditto at 50 cents worth IS Ditto at s,K, worth 30.
Aso, full stock Of shades and Materials for
SHADES Mosquito Nets, Picture Cord, 20 -
JAMES B. OO0SON,
70 ~ ssN Nc. 4 Market Spsss,
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nR. FESLER, ths skill5EE Operator on the Eye
~ dHd Ear, has arrived in Wash - ton. and
open" an ofics, No 444 EighIh street near Penn
0f thos, icIte organs. Dr.. FRsLER is q regu-
l:rly e5ncstad hysicisn and SURGEON, y no has
I eatReOt OF al disea'e? Of Ehs Eye and Ear. Or.
eser VIII give medical a ID surg ios treatment to
plsints, Cancers. TGmors. AMI all other chronic
diseases. Femsle Complaints also treated with
SUCCESS Ia 10 ly
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OFFICERS, PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea-
ls ceptare OF sES slaver have then CLAIMS for
Bo3Eis and Heed None, promptly aftsAdsd tn hy
sseiJlpE 10 or Addressing c. r. WAL.LACH.
VsshfFs$ fafss " - 10 ~ ~
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IT 9. MILITARY ROUTE
~ " SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trans will cave the Depot at
YORK. Trains WI ,rIvs ~ 10 ~ Nd tna as SS% nv
THOMAS A. SCOTT. Gen'I Manager.
ma l8 lChron. Intel and RepuhI
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CIBBS HAIR STORE,
u NO 242 Pa. AV- BET. 18TH AND 18TH srs,
-PFRFUMERY: &c BRAiDS CUHLs WIGS.
HALF WIGS, FRlZETTES, &c. A full stock
always on hand, or made 10 order at the rhor:est
uVtioe. Hair Work repair ed or exchanged.
". B.-Ladies' Hair Dyed in the most rs 'uraI
manner 23 SIN
GREEN CORN,IN CANS; PETITE P0Is:
W Ch.mpIgnons; Frssh Tomatoes, i. quart cans;
Preserved Fruit. of Glsuy varieties; Conserved
Ginge-, tCsntor;) AnGeligue, Fresh Mackerei and
Ha lbut, IN cans; Fresh Lobs.ers and .lsrs, in
cans: -ardInes; Branded Fruits; Crosse 6i8laok-
wells Pickles, Sauces, Capers, Olives, dc. For
ssle by KING & BU RCHELL, Grooers,
ms Corner Vermont ard 18th st.
$50 600 LIS; .L Hss.a s0AffANDCANpLEs -.
20 lnOoUsCo,O sa . chnSap Tor cash Also, wan cd,
tiulal Soar ant Candle Works, corner Green ct.
and the canel, q GEORGETOWN.
je6-lm G. b. JEWELL, Proprietor.
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KESTORdTIVE CORDIAL

BLOOD RENOVhTOR.
Sold In this oity by c. STOTT, S7s Pa. sverue
Su 2D-eoly. aIV
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AND COAL

i OU Will surely get your moneys worth by
calling at the PIONEER Mills, soaetktessf eor
arr Of ,SereHth street and CdHdI, GEO. PAGE,
than any Others in the eity-cut, split. sud c.eIv-
ered free Of charge. If you 400 eiIeve i've
the Pioneer Mills q trIa-. aLd he aeeaSf~d
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rHlCKERIN6 & sons PIANOS FOR SALE
~ on monthly payments, or discounts for cash,
JOHN r. ELLIS,
s1B SOS, between eth and l0th gts.