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Troops at Chambersburg, Pa.

CHAMBERsBuRs, April 24.-The 9TH and stt
regiments Of Pennsylvania volunteers arrived
here last night, and comfortably quartere6
on Camps Irvine and Chambers. The excite
ment here has subsidized
Families are arriving here from Washington
and the south, via Frederick and Hagerstown
by every train.
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TEETH.

Nj TEETH.
W. LOOMS, NJ. d., the inventor and patentee
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tends personally At his Office in this city 49,
Many persons csn wear theee teeth vho~1lID
cannot veer Others, and no person can wear Others
who caanot ear these.
Persons calling AZ ny ofnoe can be accommodated
with any style and price ofTeeth they may desire:
but 10 those who are particular and wish the puree
cieanest, strOnges and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will De
more fully Warranted.
Rooms IN this cIty-No. 33s Pa avenue between
sth and 10th SITS. Also, 9O7 Arch street, Phiadel
phIa. oo IEn
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Rhode Island Military.

Providence, April 2i.-The second regiment,
under Col. Putnam, sailed this afternoon for New,
York. They number about 500 men, and carry
with them Gag borne by the Rhode Island regl-
ment during the revolution.
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Encampment at PerryyiIIe. Nd

HAvRE De GRACE, April 23.-Col Dare ha,
taken up position at Perryyille. on the Maryland
bank OF the susquehsnna, opposite this place
The volunteers occupy the large depot building
comfortably housed, and have room for driIIine
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Alliance Between wr,t.rn Ciu.,

LoUIsvhLE, Ky, April 20.-This city and New
Albany and Jefferson, Indiana, are forming a
military alliance to preserve a peaceable status
between the three cities, and sustain amicabIe re-
lations In any event. A Horse Guard for this city
organized this evening.
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AUCTION SALES.


By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctloneers.
VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSE.
sATRDAY. ss a7sh we snail se
in front of our stote. No $40 Seventh street at ID
clock q. m, large and general assortment OF ex-
SOFAS, Spring ana other Chairs,
Dressing and other Bureaus, sideboard and Clos
Tables and Gl eE Baddns
Carpets and Mating,
China; GIN, Glass ss s s1d CIooksIy Ware.
With large lot of other articles which we deem
The above sioct Of Furniture belongs to m.py
Perssons leaving the city, and Will be sold to the
1t GREEN C WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO. AuotIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
sGsfn Ma, st
at o'clock on the premises, By virtue of deed of
S easd oGobs[ S;h s and cgI recorded
the and records for Washington county, d. c..
and by tie desire of all the parties interested,
shaII sci the western part of Lot numbered thir-
teen, n3,l in Square numbered one hpn6red snd
ninety nine. 49, fronting - feet on north X, be-
with that width % feet inchos ts a wide alley, to-
sefher with the improvements thereon.
Terms: one-lhird cash; the residue in 9 and IL
montns, with interest, scared by a deed Of trust
on on the premises All conveyanciDg at the cost of
BY order Of the Trustee.
ap % eod&ds J q. MCGUIRE CO. Aucts.
By J. e. Mc6 UIKE & CO., Auotioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELL.
L ING HOUSE, AND Lor.-By virtue of a deed IN
trust bearing date on the 18th day OF August 1889
seq, the subscribers will sell. at public sale ON
TUESDAY, the list day of May, 1851, at S O'Clock
M on the premises, part IF Lot No. T. In Sq ia
at and I'd streets west, by 10 feet deep with the
Improvements, consisting of q comfortable two
story frame dwelling house.
Terms One third cash. and balance in and IL
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
II not compiled with 10 days after the sale the
property Will be resold upon one weeks uo'ice, at
nnclng at the ex pense of the purchaser.
EEH 4 M q RWGA.tSTAcH't Trustees.
ap 10 2.w&ds J. e. MEG UIRE q CO, Auc,s.
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Latest from the south

AUGUSTA, April IS Florida has ratified the
permanent Constitution Of the Confederate States.
The prisoners Of war taken on the Star OF the
West, have been taken 20 Montgomery.
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Uaisn Meeting in EIktsn. Maryl.ah

ELKToS, Md, April % "A large Union meet
Ing was held here to-day, attended by 600 drls
let Maryland do what she win, Cecil county viii
not sccede. va
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Treeps in MIsseuri

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, April p 1t 10 thought
Upper Missouri will soon have y, 600 men en-
rolled for the defense Of her soil against all inva-
ders
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-
MonH TRoops AIRrvI.-Te Bxfl0 Bueads
and khods IsiasdsYs here AT i2k O'Clock to-day
the train with the Washington Light Guards,
Capt. Marks, came In from Annapolis junction,
bringing with them thirteen hundred and ffty
men-the entire force Of the Butler Brigade, I'M
der Col Butler, which were yesterday left at the
junction, and six hundred Of Governor Spragues
Rhode Island Regiment.
They left the New York Seventy-frst Regiment
at Annapolis Junction, numbering eleven hum
dred and fifty men, and troops stretching all the
way through from the Junction to Annapolis.
The Massachusetts Regiment left three entire
companies on board the u. 8 frigate Constitution
to man her at Annapolis, and as they came in
picked up many stragglers Left behind on the
road yesterday.
On the arrival of the train here an immense
crowd Of people gathered at the depot The
sixth Massachusetts) Regiment stationed at the
Capitol turned out in fatigue uniform, and drew
up In line under Col Jones In front of.the depot.
Az the several companies of the Massachusetts,
troops hled through the depot to the street, the
shout such as we never before heard from a body
OF men The enthusiasm reached the boiling
over Pointi no time, and cheer after cheer went
out from their ranks, until their lungs exhaust
ed they resorted to hand-clapping substitute
The troops arrived by this train are parts Of the
ffth, sixth, seventh and eighth Massachusetts
state regiments, and portion Of the Rhode
Island regiment under Gov. Sprsgue. They are
to be CHARTERED In the U. ). Treasury, the inau-
guration ball room and the Patent Office. AZ
they filed OF to their several destinations, they
Were followed by thousands Of people, who rnan-
fested no little satisfaction at their safe arrival
here. The entire force Of the Massachusetts, New
York, and Rhode Island troops here, are Young
stout and able-bodied men.
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The New York Volunteer,

NEW YORK, April - The Seventy ninth Resi.
ment Of New York has received marching orders
One hundred and thirty-four companies have
been enrolled thus far
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Steamers to be Chartered and Converted int
Guub0ats

NEW YORK, April % 1t is stated that the Cow
eminent has directed Commodore Breese 70 char.
Ter twenty steamers Of light draught for three
months service to arm them with nine inch nj vot
guns, and ft them for sea.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-One or two small families anC
~ several single gentlsme N can be accommodated
win pleasant rooms IN fine house, well located
ap 81 cost
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Arrival of the Champien

NEW NORR, April 2i.-The steamer Champion
with the California mails and treasure, we'd
this morning.
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The Arkansas SLATE Canxentian.

FAYKTrKvlLLE. Ark, April 20.--Hon David
walker, President OF the Arkansas State Conyen
ton, to-day, In accordance with the provisions O
the Constitution, issued his call requiring IA,
Convention 70 resssemble on the 9th a Nav
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mar 5-u
7 SNYDER.

II SNYDER,
L.. PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
Hn removed 10 the oorner Of Tvelfth and r cts.
He Is prepared 20 introduce Water and 6es upon
satisfaction.
He has on hand q lot Of COOKING and other
wishes 70 get rid of them. no II
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Cairo, III, Invested by U. 8. Trssps.

LOUISVILLE, April 23.-A private dispatch says
that Cairo III has been invested by about I 900
Federal troops and 4 900 more are expected soon.
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Bo.ToN, April 2i-Tbe Government hiss put
chased the steamers South Carolina and Mass
chusetts, of the Charleston line.
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GAS FITTING. &c.

w GAS INJURIES.
w T. Havs IN store, and are dsl Y recea VIM q As
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and DesiC ns
and Finish, superior style 70 anything heretofbre
offered IN this market. We invite citizens eneral
Y TO CAL and examine our stock of Gas and Wster
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock 10 Washington.
AL Work in the above line Iutrurted 20 cur cs-s
VIII be promptly attended 20.
MYERS & Mo6HAN,
mar b-u 37S ID street.
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WAsHINoIoN SEws IN ALExANDRIA.-The
Alexandria Sentinel gives the following "rumors
from Washington and thinks them Hvery pro-
bable :'!-"T Massachusetts Regiment have
refused to take the oath sought to be admit
by Lincoln, stating they were deceived as 10 the
purposes for which they enlisted
he Marines are fighting their way out of
Washington"
Our Alexandria neighbor has been the victim
Of some veteran joker.
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DENTISTRY.

hrs. LOCKWOOD 4 DARRELL ARE PRE-
y pared TO insert TkETH Hon NULCAN-@
lie BASE, new and improved mOde.S&
When made on this plan they are com SlID
Portable 90 wear and much cheaper than any other
Also, Teeth InseI ted Gold Plate, and 81 Dent.l
Operations Of any Kind that may be desired OF
ice Room No. D, IN the Washington Build ng. cor
Ter Pa av. and Seventh st. ia 10 am
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RECRUITS = To-day, volunteers are Offering
themselves at the War Department to be mus.
tered into the service, many of them for compan-
les already accepted
squad Of nine mounted men offered for Ser
wee In the Presidents Mounted Guard, Captain
owens Four Of them were members Of the
Georgetown cavalry company, and presented
themselves In uniform, with all their equipments
One squad of nine recruits for company B. Put-
nam Rifles, Capt J. B. Greenwich
Company b, OF the National Guard, also ap-
peared on the ground. None Of these were mus
tered In before we went to press.
new company, called the Winfield Guard
mum oering 81 men, under Capt. Hunt will be
ready to be mustered into service to-morrow
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" OF GAS METERS.
WAsHINsTor, July 10, 1850,
ably 20 the provisions Of the ordinance Of the Cor
Ioreaon spproyed May II. leo, the undersigned is
on pre- payment of the fee Of EsJ cents to inspect
examine test prove, and asoeI the aoopraoy Of
registration Of eny fss meter in in this CITY !"
Every meter, ffoand incorrect, viii be oondemned,
and smother, sealsd and married ss true, vill be
set in fs pace. If proved 20 be accurate IN its
measurement CT gas, il viii be resIed socordinry,
sEd aEaln put n Sositos for use.
OWE HALL Open from 8 8. m, to D, 10.
.CHARLBS w. CUNNINGHAM,
Jy ls-t Inspector and Sealer of Grs Meters.
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WE are indebted to J. Shillington for a copy OF
the Baltimore Sun of Yesterday In advance ~ tbs
mall Shillington,. with his somewhat noted
spirit or go-aheaditveness, ran an express throug
from Baltimore yesterday Also, for a Baltimore
sun OF this morning, expressed through Likewise
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RErURs:-Tbe friends Of Capt Wright, of the
Army, and Lieut. Rogers, of the Navy with
whose arrest and detention In the Confederate
states the public Is already cquainted, will be
glad TO hear that they have returned to this CITY
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LxxAsDaIA AFFAIRs.-From this mornings

ALEXANDRIA AFFArRs.-From this morning Is
Gazette.
On yesterday morning. at half. past ten O'Clock,
as the schooner George Washington from this
place, was beating through washington's reach,
while on Bryan's Landing, she was struck by a
sudden flaw, and capsized. Assistance was
promptly rendered from the shore by Messrs
Charles Cawood, Joseph Hatton, Frank Die kson,
Edward Ford, Clinton johnson, and Washing
ton East The captain of the George Washington
captain Carrou,) Kink, sailor and Mr. John
ii stuart, OF King George, who WA a passenger
or board, Were fortunately saved by the kind ex-
eiuons OF The aoove-named gentlemen, and car
ried to Mr. Frank Dickson's vessel which came
mp TO the rescue The gentlemen named above
then returned TO the capsized vessel, broke a hole
In her deck, and saved Captain Carroll's wife and
child, who were In the cabin when the vessel
went over, and were nearly drowned when they
were taken out. Anthony, a negro man. belong
Ing to Mrs. M. C. Stuart, of King George was
drowned, and his body not recovered The sur
Vivo's were brought to town by Capt Eastman 8
schooner
During these troublous times thas been deemed
proper precuation to organize a standing Ex-
amining Court TO prevent the action Of irrespop-
sible committees, &c. The Courts meets every
morning, at the Council Chamber and is COM
posed Of Justices Brockett, Wilmer, Harper and
English
The United States steamer Pocahontas steamed
down the Potomac yesterday morning. At :
O'Clock last night, the Powhatan mail steamer
passed down the river-no troops to be seen
The Fairfax Rifles, Captain w A Barnes, a
nhe looking company ofmen, arrived here yester-
day, and went into barracks on Prince street near
Fairfax.
The Richardson Guards from Madison c
h, Capt WEIGH and Lieuts Cave and Gordon,
arrived in this city Yesterday They number 81
fine looking Virginia soldiers.
The Fairfax Cavalry, under command Of Can't.
making fine show and attracting gcner al atten-
ton.
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SELECTING AN ouryIf Yesterday, detective
Allen arrested VIM Mason for stealing an outf'
Of clothing, money and jewelry from ak different
persons. He was taken before Justice Dom, and
committed 70 Jail for o hearing.
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The GREAT STANDARD NJ rplcrsE OF THE DAY.

IHE GREAT STANDARD FDIcINE OF THE Day.
\; 1IOed ~ vast as our territory Is, 1t would be
uilncuit 70 Ind corner in It " here Hostot'er's
stomach Bltters are unknovh Wherever there is
dyspeps:a-and whore is II nor they are Ia de
maud Sor Is II Tor IndIg eston alone that they are
q rPsolhc; Every disorder of the stomach, the
lvsr, the bowels, and the nervous system, seems
PAIN they refresh and reinforce the hausted ami
NIL powers; they counts raot the morbid principles
OF s-ase; they gulate the whole vital machinery
and may be justly termed the strongest ally that
science has ever brc ush to the ad of nature in her
gtrug giles with sickness - "
hostetteI's Celebrated Stomach Bitters are sold
by druggists everywhere. ap ~ cost
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CousHs;-The sudden ehanges Of our climate are
Agect,ons Experience havsng proved that simple
iemedies often act speedily and certainly when
should at once be had to a." Bro.c,'s Bronehi1I
IToehes, or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or Ir-
ItauOn Oi the Throat be ever so slight as by this
precautlon more serious attack may he effeof ua Y
warded od P,t5hc Speakers and Stagsrs will find
them ehectuai for clearing and Strengthening the
voice. See advertisement. de- iiy
READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Ress it; 1t viii interest you.
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4. TO TIE AEILICTxD!-ge sure to read the advsr-
tlsement of McLean's Strengthen ing Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. IF
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FOR RENT-The fine BRICK HOUSE No.
pied by tho subscriber II has II rooms with gas
and water throughout, fine yard, stable &c, and
6RUDER. oo 25-tf
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will ALWAYS find than
Tor exchange At the Star Oftos counter. If
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the Interruption Of railroad travel left PhiladeI-
phia on Tuesday morning in charge of Special
Agent Hall, Of this city, and reached here last
evening The mail for Baltimore was dis pate he'd
In a four-horse coach from Perryyille. onno.ite
havre-de- Grace, In charge Of Route agents Hook
and Winchester The remainder Of the mail
came around TO Baltimore In a schooner, LEFT Bal
umofe yesterday morning at4 O'Clock, and arrived
here at p. m. OF course little more than the
letter mail was brought through, but arrange.
menu are now being made to forward all classes
Of mail matter as rapidly as possible.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES,

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w Sirtes, Bs.t,srH ETA a1d l0tA Sfyssis.
We Ways h.,e Just Gnlshsd q number of first GLASS
Pa'oHs, Park PkeatonI, Fa,1tly Car
T1ag,', and BNgsteS, which we vii sell atxSS
yer small profit.
Ben practical mechanics in different brapehes
OF the business, we natter ourselves that we know
the styles and quality of work that will rive eats
action, combining lirhtnsss, comfort and durabsi
C.
:, Repairing promptly and carefully attended 10
TIE thoTtest notice and moet reasonable oharfea
WALTER, RARMANN a BOPP.
CoachInskers, rucoessors 10 WIN. r. Hook.
A. s7-cly
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CENTRAL GuARpHousE CAsRs.-This morning
Elisha Bell. Lewis Higdon, and Chas. Mcdonald
were brought out Of the cells and put upon trial
for being drunk and disorderly; and sent to the
wofkhouse for 80 days each. Daniel Dowd, do;
fne and costs, % IS
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CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having MADE sddit1sps n h
isetoryl making 10 DOW one OF the largest. 90.
IN the District, vhere hls txcilhes for >.
nar utacturlnT CARRIAGE & LI6HTSE
WAGONS Of ell kinds cannot be rurpassed ap<
Pom hIr long experience IL the buslaess 10 kepS
C give general UstlsfxoSioa,
A.! kinds Of Carriages and L.Tht Wages ksptss
Al REPAIRS nsstiy te.s, and al srSsrs ,re-,s
eessks- hand cArriarss taken in a change yer ~
'm-s AsDhEW LyoYGE,
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Tor RENT-A desirable III OUSE, an excellent
Il location, 401 Twelfth street west, between
and streets north. Inquire Of the occupant.
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EMIsRATINs.-Thism morning mum Der Of young
men arrived In this city from the lower counti,s
Of Maryland, on their way North They say they
bad no fears Of their safety from any outbreak Of
disorderly persons, but business Of all kinds has
been sus pended, and they are without employ
ment They are all farm hands.
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EOR RENTING three story brick HOUSE,
with or without Furniture, containing rec
large rooms, 20 By 40 feet, on Mary anG avenue
west. No. 356, at tbs foot of the Ca pto, opposite
the Botanical Garden. Inquire at the premises, or
next door. p22-lw*
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The SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF Isl2.-Quite a
large meeting OF the survivors Of the late war was
held, yesterday afternoon, in the Council Cham
Der, City Hall. Colonel John g. Williams was
called TO the chair, and Richard Burgess appoint
ed Secretary. resolution was adopted that thew
form a military organization, aud offer their ser
vices 20 the Government for the defense Of the
city. Colonel John 8. Williams was elected CAP
tain; Edward Semmes, first lieutenant; L. w
Worthington, second lieutenant; p. r. Dorset,
third lieutenant; A. Baldwin, orderly sergeant
and DR.. VILLAIN Jones, surgeon.
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FOR RE 4, May let, the large and oommo-
the City Hall Square, now occupied by Hr. Webb
as dwelling and law office, and adjoining the
| house of Mr.. Richard Wallach
| ma % IF FRANCK TAYLOR
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HORSE STEALING ay Young man
named Sterling Thomas, q Baltimore was ar.
rested by Policeman King cI charge of stealing a
mare from Rezin Hammond, Of Howard county.
Md, and a saddle and bride from Robert Enos
He was followed to this city, where he sold the
animal to EnOch Ward. The price he obtained
was S35, when the actual value Is about $50
Oricers Kimball and Hugle succeeding In recoy.
ering the stolen property. and the prisoner wal
committed to jail FOR a further hearing
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| FOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, containing
| Il l2rooms, with Potomac water and gas. on
| street, bet Teen 18th and 18th, opposite Franklin
| Square. Inquire at WARDER Il STEWARDS
| wood and Coal Office, corner of End Twelfth
SITS. Also, Brick House corner Twelfth and |.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR PENTHOUSE No. 44O + street, be-
tween 9Th and 18th. q three: story brIok. with
attic. convenient to ths Post Ofios, Patent Ofcp,
a sn Center MaTSet. Pply to DR.. JAS J, WAR
lNG. r. street, No. 444. ap % eotf
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
| H -Four handsomely Furnished ooms supplied
with gas and water, and convenient to the Patent
| and Post Office Departments, for rent. Apply at
| 4SOts Massachusetts avenue, north side, between
| 4th and 5th ats. mas
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STORE FOR RENT-A large Stors-room on
~ Pa. avenue, adjoining our auction rooms, for
rent. Apply to WALL BARNARD, Auction
and Commits sion Merchants. corner Ninth street
and south side Pa. avenue. mar III
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-27
Medical Notice.

We call attention to the claims of DR.. and Mrs. GREG
oAIE LAMONT, from $40 Broadway, New York, who are
now stopping at the American House, in this place, for
e consultation and of patients suffering from Ca
Fh and all diseases of the throat and lungs, includi
all female complaints, without exception and all humors
dthc blood. Dr.. and Mrs. Gregore Lamont have given
FF special attention for twenty three years. both in Eu
o" and this country, those diseases, and treat them
VIII GhVaryng success, even the worst cases. Their
treatment has proved successful in restoring the patient
AeaIt eyentn such given by the first
FscaAs. Their method of treatment is their own, nd
"0'SsI upon an accurate theory borne out by the best
'Nhcates from some of the first families in the country
a. regards the Eastern States they willing to be
Judged by their works, and solicit interview with any
''ht Of Montpelier, and vicinity, who may be afflicted
any way, An early call will be required to insure sue
WIS., as their time is limited. Advice free. Charges
Y''Fa'e In accordance with the times.
D' ana Mrs Lamont members of the Reformed
'V" EoIeEc \ Y and they are permitted to refer to
~ venerable ooster Beach, Nj. D., President, and Jas
''''' secretary, OF Reformed College, N. Y.
'""'e Entrance--First Door, Right Hand,
Tn Stairs.