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AUCTION SALES.

MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue q ~ xrit Of
iNl heri tssiss Issued from the Clerks once OF
viii expose to public .ss for cash. IN .n. g The
sSs s dsy SsS. q :is @
ne following properly, . vii; All csien %, re-
IN saasis No Ina IN pss Ssy 81
ID. c.. together with $ and singular the IMPROVE
e9 Of G. .nd S &c sold 70
y JudIeisls No; IS t. January term, iSs9' N isVor
'p ne n : s'n0Aii' Late U. S. M.f.t.I B, c.
By J c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE AND
MoR s9SEH So2.mSsI sS a, o,ooot a No.
Indians avenue, by virtue Of . deed Of trust duly
and Of se
IpGton county, shall sell lot Of Furniture and
@sSs. a. Ea sSs SoH!fsd s.
Brocatelle- covered Arm and Easy Chairs,
IA WSGf :ss. S5.: hC9Ess5 s,,...
Walnut Dining Ts6les, pipips Chairs
G Gt k.sk .. a. .pd S G1ooi. 9S%,G s
Walnut, Rosewood. Mahogany, and Painted
Reds, Msttr ess s, and BEDDING.
Radlstor and other slower, Kitchen Utensils, &o.
no ls-d J. c. MCGUIRE CO. Anots.
A UCTION SALES IN PHILADELPHIA.
VIM r. SMITH, Ge.e,al A.etiossu,
Regular sss; ' tuesday and SATURDAY
Fin. Table snd Poeies Cutlery. Hardware.
fsney GOo Ss 5 SOAPS; Oils, Br . So; 90.
1000 lots every Thursday Morning. 90 l2-lm'
H. DIR. 4: H; LEE
avenue, bet cen 10 and 18th SITS where he can be
consulted as usu,l. ONCE hOurs-7to 9, 70 5
To c. -, NOT TO BE BEAT, wo,,. -,
Worsted Goods, Q, srising ,Sontaes, Costs,
ss Of sssss dsch and McG:tsS ES
bS. sBPSS . &C. Our motto
mol a-sw. " F. MUHLiNGaAUs.
IL nc,, AND CaILDREN's
sLEEVEsRa Ga 1882 poArs. 80 70.
received almost ds y, at
nora s,son Cloak and IS Fs1 p. s ssssSe.
Nj SERVANTS WEAR
MANY Most che Zoe and select fsJrios not to b
| had elsewhere, made to order, for servants ves
The a'ove, With all other kinds of Dry Goods, q
| prIoes adapted to the owners of small purses:
| An inspection of stock inours no obligation Il
1 purchase, PERRY q BIO,
| Pa. avenue and Ninth St,
| urI25t "P.rrv RuildiuC."
NJ "BALMORAL Skirts"
| NEW And stylish patte ms of the proper widths
1 at low and medium prl -es, openes to day.
/ With full stock Of al kinds of Dry Goods fo
famI les and housekeepers
| Curtains, Carpets, 0ilcloths, Rugs, &C., upper
/ floors.
One price only T REfS Y s'i RkS{ ?FFfTf
Pa. avenue and Ninth st.,
| nol2t "perry Building"
| DERSONS IN BLACK Will fed our presen
| Il stock of burning Goods, IN all fabrics, yer,
! low prices, marked In plain figures.
| 0Ilcloths, Carpets, Curt Rugs, 60, uppe
| floors.
, Strangers, new Corners and residents Win inspec
our stock at their pleasure; it imp les no oblIga
| tion to purchase. PERRY a. BkO.,
| Penn. avenue and 9Th street,
/ no i2,1 "Perry Building
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.


Psbl.shsd 10 Conformity tcitk ths rsselxtios Of
tAs Senate Of July Is, 1851.
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The Department announces to the Navy and to
the Country its high qualification at the brilliant
succee OF the combined navy and army forces, re-
specfivsiy commanded BY Flag Ofacer 8 r. Du-
pont and Brigader General T. W. Sherman, In
The capture Of Forts Walker and Beaure2ard, com.
manding he entrance to Port Royal harbor, South
Carolina. To commemorate this signal victory,
Il Is ordered that q national salute be fred from
each navy yard, at meridian, on the day after the
receipt OF This order. GIDEON WELLS.
November 10, 1861.
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A CONTEMPLATED REBEL MOVEMENT.

sSOHIhhfLAIED REBEL hioN bMENl-
Within the past week, we have every reason to
believe, johnson kss concentrated at Winchester
iii thousand Of the Confederate army and about
i've thousand Virginia militia. This has been
done clearly for the purpose Of a sudden assault
upon the position occupied by General Kelly a,
Rcmney. We can have no fear Of the result, a,
General K. has Industriously strengthened himself
in the works from which be not long since drove
cut the enemy. From our knowledge of 9Th,
situation" there, we entertain no fears of tn,
result.
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Sick remaining in the Hospital for Eruptire
Diseases, at Kalordnla, Nop 8.
I'D U s. Infantry q 10th PennsylvaniaVol.
9th do Cavalry see. S Meningitis Penn Vol
I'd Maine Volunteers. LIST New Jersey Cavalry 4
9TH do do......11 LIST Michigan Cavalry IL
31st New York Vol 80. 5th do VOL.
9th do do. I 5th Wisconsin Vol....
44th NY (P + r )Vol 9TH do do....1a
46th New York VOL. l LIST Minnesota Vol.....
Goth NY. (S.M Vol. 18th Indiana Vol. Ill
LIST New 1 Ork Artillery10l1st do Cavalry.
I'd Excelsior Brigade. 2 Quartermaster's Dept
Harris Light Cavalry. /
LIST Pennsylvania Vol. Total .............e
Sth do do.
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BII;G; McGUIRE: z CO, AHetioHssrS,;

Tk1sT s Ms sAtE % ca LANCE RS6 VAL
Il uABLH LoT ON CAPITOL HLL,-On TUES
on the premises, by virtue of deed OF trust fro
Justice A. X ola, and dated Fehrus-y 18th, ls5e,
as, ct seq :, aud of the land reoo de- for Wasblug
ton county, ID c., shall sell Lot numbered i've
49, in a rare nu mbered ak hundred aRd eght-tvo
1881. fronting 100 feet on Delaware avenue, luc
feet inches north street, and lsS feet inches
or First street east
Terms: One-thIrd cath, the rem ainder in ak and
tive ve months, with interett, secured BY deed OF
trust on the premises.
III the terms Of ale are not complied with within
Eve days the e,er the Or sstee reserves the night 70
resell at the risk and expense of defaulting pur-
chaser. An coPvayaucts st the cost Of pure
w 9 hOlllDAf, Trustee.
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l19 pHi'P AkPoEtsH'S s srSaE AND ll9
11s Pa. arenrs, betvsen 19th and 20th SITS.
The unGersigned has just opened frst-olass
Fruit and Provision StOfe-1l9 Pa. avenue. ts
tween 18th and goth streets-vheie he will keep
GAME, BEEF. MUTTON, DO.
AZ VEGETABLEs N season fresh daily.
TER. % cents per ID. New York and Western
Hefkimer county and Western Reserve Cheese.
Havins had many years. ex Ierienee IN the busi-
ness ard facilities for economy, al the Injuries Of
nishsd HonsefeeoaTs viii 4 nj this the ahss ssst
and cLRANRsr place in the Distrot TO Rurehsse
no is II, r., WILSON,
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~THk MEMBERS OF THE PRESI-
S dents Mounted Guard will meet at the
E anklin Engine Hou.e. on near 18TH street. on
THURSDAY, the l4,h instaat 1t - Important for
no Is ~ THE COMMITTEE.
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- o DIE X 8 PAY.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will
forward solCIer's remit ances To their fsmFes, at
any place on the lines of their Express, at charge
twenty i've gents for any sum not exceedIng
fifty dollars; asd proportionate ADDITIONAL charge
money. whether Gold or Treasury notes. should he
enclosed In an envelope and securely sealed, and
have the full address, (Includin, town, Post Once
s"d state; and in cltle:. the street snd number
legIbJ marked thereon. Envelopes for this pHT-
pose may be had at our Offices.
To facilitate prompt delivery, the charge for re
initiative 'l ADAMS E&PREss COMPANY.
WAsHINeroN. Nov. IL, 1861. no l2-l0If
CLoAks' o1oAKsm cLoAksH
Wshsve just received from Philadelphia q beau
BAck G6Ta tGf
TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON,
no 8-eo6t Opposite Center Market.
q Suffers WANTED.
NREhT ADVANTAGES 70 be found BY Sui
W snS 6f1 wa1 1GIss AL E1 BRANCH
HOUSE S AS Psnn'yl'aRia avenue to'erv
We manufacture our own Goods, and sell at
Having constantly on hand q large stock, we can
supply at q momeLts uotioe, sny quantity desired.
large assortment offs sole High-out Shoes, and
Suffers Literally dealt with.
A CAL from ali dealers solicited.
no7lm' WHlTEHOUSE UNCKLEs.
lust ARRIVED, di cot from an Eastern Auc
ton House, 50 bales cheap CARPET. Also, 200
and will be sold az small advance. Together with
alarEe assortment OF housekeeBinss t A!HGies.
Furniture Dealer. AS 4 S ssTsnth t..
II 2Z-l n
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4 OnO EMPTY PILOT BREAD BOXES
,UUO WANTED, at the National Soap and
Candle Works, corner 6reen st est and the Cana
Georgetown. ID. g. g.. b. JEWELL,
no ls-2w Proprietor.
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OFF AGAIN

Commander steadman, q. 3. N, the bearer o
ne important dispatches from Commodore D.
Pont, published In yesterdays Star, has alread
set out on his return to his command In Pc,
Royal harbos. He reaches New York TO-DAY
and leaves there on steamer, we spPrehend, u
morrow.
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The following appointments were made yester
day, after We went to press, by the War Depart
ment
George n. Burns, of Philadelphia, formerl,
connected with the American Telegraph Compa
ny In this city, Edward d. Waite, William b
Barney, and John T.. Yard, a. Second Lieuten
ants In the regular army.
Alexander b. Dyer, appointed Brevet Major
and Col. Henry Van Rensselaer, Inspector Gen
erel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14

This Distinguished ofncer came hither las
evening, and returned to bis headquarters Balti
mose) 90 the FIRST train this morning. He was II
consultation with General Mcclellan and tn
civil heads Of the Government until late hou
last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14

At General Hospital, Uniar Hotel, come, Bridg
and Washington streets, Gsorgsto,cn, Not. 8.
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DERSONS IN BLACK Will hzd our present
Il stock of NJ ourning Goods, IN all fabrics, very
large and comprehensive, and at our proversIalJ
low prices, marked In plain figures.
OIlcloths, Carpets, Curtains, Rugs, 60, upper
floors.
Strangers new corners and residents Win inspect
our stock at their pleasure; il implies no oblIga-
ton to purchase. PERRY q BkO.,
Penn. avenue and 9Th street,
no last "Perry Building"
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At Hospital at Colsmbias College, Washington,
Nor 3
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BETTER STILL ,

The War Department have dispatch from
Gen. Nelson's army announcing that the whole
number Of prisoners that have fallen into our
hands az the result Ct his recent brilliant victory
nesr Prestonburg, Ky, is 2,o15, rather than LOCO
ss stated Immediately on the close Of the action
Among them are the cisunion Generals Williams
teommandingl and Howe. The enemys killed,
whose bodies have been actually seen by our
troops number quite four hundred.
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A EEvIkw TO-DAY.

hsi Gen hcCleliand, accompanied by POI
hon Of bis stan and two platoons OF cavalry, bi
usual escort went over the river to-day to reviet
ne Sac dtSislon commanded by Gen. Franklin
somewhere nsar the Episcopal Seminary build
Ing.
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~ HAVING BEEN AUTHORIZED BY
uS the War Department to raise and organic >
Regiment OF Infantry to serve In the District Of
Columbl, as q Home Guard. persons wishing to
ratse sEd command companies in this Regiment
viii repor to the General ReoruItng Ofhoer az his
head quarters. Room NO 10 Washington Build
Ing, CORNER Pa. avenue and Seventh ST.. Sd story
ISAAC A. PECK.
WASHINGTON, ID, c., Nov IL, 1851 no u an.
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NOTICE! notice.! NOTICE!!.-I have
~ for sale tan good strong work MULES. Any
one wishing to purchase such will do well to give
me q osll. JAS. II. SHREVE,
no IS ST. It'll street, between Fl and SITS.
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NJ "BALMORAL SKIRTS"
NEW And stylish pate ms of the proper widths,
at low and medium pri -es, openes to day.
With full stock Of all kinds of Dry Goods for
FAM les and housekeepers
Curtains, Carpets, Oiloloths, Rugs, &C., upper
floors.
One price only, marked in plain figures
PERRY a. BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and Ninth st.,
no Ruildipgv
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AIDES, Misses
CIRCULAR CLOAKS.
SLEEVE0 GI.OAKS,
SACQUES, COATS, 80 &o.
A full assortment just opened, and new supplies
received almost da ~, at
MAXWELL'S
Cloak and Fancy Store,
no II SteOLf 32s Pa. avenue.
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T.lCE CREAM AND WATER ICES, of
oY the best quality, at S1h Per quart Hotels
srge asso-tuI ut of fine Cakes kept hard at the
philadelphia Confectionery, corner Twelfth and +
al -,
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We are satisned that quite nfteeen- thousand
mote troops wiz be- on board ship by saturda,
night, destined TO reinforce General Sherman
command IN South Carolina. As we hold the fort
In that quarter, the transports carrying them ma,
sag singly and land them at will. We have ever
reason to believe that two regiments have alread
gone 10 sea to that end.
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rCOMPANY" "a" U. :. ENGINEERs.-
uS Fifty intelligent and able bodied men
VII be enlisted TO I'll tho Company 70 the max
imum ikea by law.l5O men. Inquire at No.
242 street Pay from SIS to S& per month,
besides food and clothing. an IL II
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FEMALES MALES-FEMALBS,
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
IL Many A6eetiOns PsesIsar 10 Fs,aIss
the Extract Buchu ls unet ualsd BY any other rem
edy, as in Chlorosls or Retention, Irr gu snU,
PaInfulness, or Suppression Of CUSTOMARY EYso-
rus, Leuoorrhea or Whites. SterIIty. and for all
complaints incident 20 the seI, whether arising
from lndiscreuOn, babits OF Dissipation, or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE 81 LIFE!
sEI SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Taks no more BaIsan, Msresry, % UspIsasssf
Medicine for UnptsaSasf asd Dusgeress
DIysaSss.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
cuRKs
SECRET DISEASES
Little M toss or no SssSss in Diet; No inoos1snsScs:
lt causes freS1snt desire aud g1ves strength TO
uTinats, thereby REM wing Obsh uctlons,
Preventing and CEunE StrIctures OF the Urethrs.
free usnt In the class Of tes aud expelinf al
PoTs0HOsS, Diseased, dsd tcOrs orf Matter.
THOUSANDS Upon THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who ave paid keary Jses to be cured IN short
time, have found they were deceived, and that the
been dried up in the system, g break out in an az
gravateo form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIL6R.
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Of the First Regiment Georgia Volunteers.
This was q sad occurrence, but neither party
was to blame.
STARTLING DISCOVERY.
As q "startling discovery the Richmond
correspondent of the N. o. Crescent writes
An important and startling discovery has
been brought to light within the past few days,
which must eventually, If the perpetrators
cannot be ferreted out, end in our discontinue,
If not in q crushing defeat. Traitors have been
discovered in high places. The New York
Times has published a full and correct list Of
all our forces in the feld, with their regiments,
with the States from which they have been
talions and independent companies with dis
position; giving the names Of the various COM
panies, the names Of their Colonels, their To-
cslity, the brigsdes to which they are attached,
including those in Missouri, Tennessee, and the
Kentucky brigade, not omitting the regiment
commanded by Col. Vaudeville Marigny, Civ
ing the date Of its arrival in Richmond, the
place Of encampnent, correctly spelling the
COlOnsrs name, which is a hazardous expert.
ment to those unfamiliar with the spelling of
French names; also aiding the information
composed Of French Creoles." This informa-
ton could have been only obtained from the
war ofice. The Administration are not only
perplexed but startled at this discovery. Con-
gress has taken the matter in hand, and, con-
the subjeot close and thorough investigation.
The excitement, as matter Of course, is un-
usually intense. Il is known that in the cleri-
cal force, divided amongst the various depart
ments, favorites of Northern birth, who were
known to be competent clerks from long SER
vice in Washington, have been invited to ac-
cept places in the bureaus; and there is not a
doubt entertained but that this information
has been been supplied from some person whs
has free and unsuspected access to the books
and papers of the Adjutant Generals Office.
Suspicion has attached itself to sundry indi-
viduals, and, if the investigation can fasten it
on the guilty parties, drama will be enacted
at Richmond which must exercise q wholesome
influence for the future
DON'T LIKE 1T.
The Savannah News, in alluding to the
Quiet, but significant telegraphic hint about
the likelihood of our troops going into winter
quarters this (Virginia) side of the Potomac,
says 1t is calculated to have q NEST depress.
ing effect upon the minds Of our people Since
the commencement Of tho war we have not re-
ceived more unwelcOme or moro unexpected
news.
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PRoPosALs FOR RATIoNs FOX 1854

Quarter masters, ones U s Ma,i., co,p,.l
SEALED Proposals viii be IeoeI ved A. tbIs otsnoe
until Inc S0th day OF October next st il O'CLOCK m,
for Furnishing rstions to the III q Msnnss .fthss
following stations during the year issa wiz: WV
Portsmouth, New Hsmpshire;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
Phiadelphia, PeunsyvanIa;
Washington, District Of Columbia.
of mess poTf or bscan: o2 sI ~ Pa Pon9aa
Of fresh or ssit besE twenty two oanoes OF bresd
made Of extra sup5r6ne -four, or in lien thereof
twenty two ounces of extra euper6 ne four: or one
pound of hard bread at the option of the Gov ern-
nen and at the rate Of Sht snsrts of best vhi.e
beans, or in lieu thereof ten pounds of rIoe; len
pounds of good coffee, or in lieu thereof on and
half pounds Of tea; fftesn pounds OF rood New
Orleans sugar; four quarts Of vinegar; one pound
sdsmsntine cand es. or one-snd-s half soune, Of
good hard dipped tallOw csndlsi four pounds good.
hard, bro sosp; two quarts Of salt and one hun
dred and htJ-six pounds Of potatoes, 70 each hum
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III Richmond journals compls'n that some of
the army clothing in that region falls to pieces
when YOU look at Il very hard. contemporary
suggests that the rebel army around its chief II
he states much at his soldiers, must look some
thing like Moores description Of the ballet girls
In Paris, who
"-danced round the prophet
In very thin clothing and but little Of IT."
III Forty cases of English guns from Liver
pool reached Columbus, Ohio, last Saturday con-
signed to Gov. Dennison
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from . 70 % yesfs' stsndins,
win N'mss SCIENCE hfSSc AND FAME.
PHYSICIANS PLEASE "NoTICE.D
WE MAKE "No SECRET" or ''nsRKDIkSfs."
HELMsOLDs EXTRACT BUcHU
n composed Of Buchu. cpbebs and ysnipst BeTlss.
selected with great oare by o competent drurrisI
PREPARED IN TACUo,
BY III. r. HE L M ID OIL ID,
Practical and Analytiesl Chemist. and Sole Man
HELMBoLD's GENUINEPREPARATIoNs
LFFIDLVIT
the ssg sRsasPhs sRasS Es,N a. r.: AssrD n ese
duly SS'a n. q oss
drugs, but are purely versHbS up,xpo,n
Novs%b:T, ss:; W. VIZ; IN. {; aiSsESSPPi, SSPPi,.
PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE
FROM 8 A. N. TO p. N.
Price si per bstsie, or SIN fsr ss.
Delivered to any address. securely yssksd ffon
Observation.
Address lettsls for informahou In eonfds1es 10
n. r. HKLMB0LD, Csmisf,
Depot. lo4 South Tenth At, below chsstnut Phiis-
BEWARE OF coUNTBRFEIrs
AND UNPRINcIPLED DELLkkS
who endeavor % dispose .of thetr own and
'other" articles on fhs reputation eusAneo p5
Hslnsbolps Gssssss Prspsrafsess,
>Ezfraef BseAs,
SersaParsLs.
Improved Rose EssA.
sold by 3. D. wAIrI. z. d. 6rLnAx. JoEx
wusr. 8. G. FoRp. q. B. ksrwuTLI, b. G.
Muox, KuwrL 4 LArRxxcx, j. y. AAsoE.
WsshInstor and 6eorsssovns
AND zLL DRUGGISTS BVERYWHBRE,
ASK FOB HKLMBoLp'a
TAKE no oTHKR.
Cut cut the sivest:sensat and send fsr L.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION saa ExPosURs.
BSe'Ss sy~gse~s N sU ps.~sssAsness
Cures sssrs.ssst: A4ass evssss,
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had splendid battalion from Pennsylvania.
But there is still great inequality in the arms,
equipments and efficiency Of the line.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUcRU
For Weaknesses
Arising from Exoesses, Habits Of Dissipaton.
Early IL dlscretlo1 Abuse.
Attended tcffh ths FolI0tciag Stnptozs.
S.. SS9 m.m61 70 E1srOn LOs' q rSwt
Weak Nerves, Tremhiins
horror Of Disease, wafefuloess
OImness of Vision, Pam in the Baoh
Unlvertsl Lassitude Of the Muscular syrtem,
hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body,
Drynest oil the skin, Eruptions on the Feoe,
PA1LID CoUNTENArcE
These symptC ms, II q lowed 70 40 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY,FA FATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one Of trhiek tks Patiest Way EsYi,s.
Who can gay thst they rot fIssuently fol-
lowed by those "DIRKTUL DIsBAEEs.'
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTION.D
Many are aware of the cause ot thsir sufsrInf,
But NONE WILL coNFBss.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsYLUMs
Asd fke McIanckoly DEATHS br Ccasp,sytso.,
BRAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THB TRUTH OF rHI
ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE aPFRCTRD
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
InusorAte the System,
vhIch HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCBU
tsvaySably doss.
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKTPrIcAL.
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State OF -. and In the State Of -. ~.
hereby guarantee that in case the foregoing bid
accepted. he or they will, within ten days after
the receipt OF the contract at the Post Office named
execute the contract for the same with good and
sufhel mt securities; and in osse the said -
shall fail TO enter into contract. IS aforesaid, we
guarantee tn make good the difference between
the oner OF the said d--and thst which may
be accepted. A b, Guarshtor.
e. ID. Guarantor.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
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"ADAmS EXPRESS COMPANY"
This Company Offers to the public" Uneq ualed
Advantages" for the Safe and Quick dispatch OF
Heavy FIelghts Packages, yaluablcs, Money, co.
30, to all parts of the United states.
Expresses to and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive In Washington twice daily,
All Expresses are in charge of ezpsrieHeed and
reliable Messengers.
All Packages for The Soldiers carried at "oNE
HALF" our usual rates.
Ali Goods for the so-oalled Confederate States''
and all Articles ContTaband of War" will be
REFUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at l, s, and p.
n; arriving In Washington at A. M and $50
Expresses leave Philadelphia at $50 A. NJ and
r. m- arriving In Washington at so p. M, and
Expresses leave Baltimore at 20 A. M. and P.
n, arriving in Washington at A. NJ. and 5 50
Expresses fcr al points North and West leave
Washington at 7s0 A. Nj. and $50 p. M. daily
Special Contracts for large Quantities Of Freight
can be made on application to this office.
All Goods called for and delivered free of kxtrs
oharges. E. w, PARSONS,
Sup't Adams Express Company.
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CARRIAGES,

CARRIAGES.
u HE Subscriber having made additions % his
factory, making 10 now one OF the largost~ -S
IN the District, where his fseihtes 6
for manufacturing CARRIA6 ES and&ZSE
LIGHT WAGONS Of all kinds caanot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the busi.
Al kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept
All REPAIRs neatly done. and al ordsss
Second hand csrrisssss a tstsg e in s1ehsnSe for
ds 0 corner OF Fonrteenth and = sta
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IRISH P0PLINs AND NEW REPs.-Msny
stylish things Opened % day, With gil Kinds Of
rent wants Of families - {
One PIlos only, the .etasi oa.h standard value,
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