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I IQUORS-Medicinal Liquors of all
IL kinds and Of very best quality including 80 bills
OF Old Rys Whisky at the bEug store Of
J. FOODS
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DORAX-One Case Of refined Borax
Id for sAIe by
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ANNATTo-5 Baskets prime Annst-
n to for sale by WOODS
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OUININE 1OOE-15 do Morphine,
~ 100 do Tod. Potassium. "a do Chloroforn. 100
Gay eerine, "a do Cklorste POtaSs at lowest market
rates. J.R- WOODS
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ST. LOUIS, October 8.

ST. LOUIS, October 8.
The following dispatch will settle the
of Fremont's removal at present:
washington. Oct Sd, 1861.
To Brig. Gen. Curtis. st Louis: Gen. Fremont
ia not ordered to Washington, nor from the
field. nor is any eourt-lnartial ordered concern
ing him.
(Signed:) w. q. SEWARD.
Secretary of STATE.
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CIDS-Acetic. 12 Carboys Sulphur
n rio, , Muriatie, . do Nitre and 1 do Solution OF
Tin. by WOODS.
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JTISA MYSTERY 10 MANY, how

l. any one can sell a book rsrth a dollar, and gre
4AO.her with il, worth as much, Tor on one dO..ag,
As will 50 frequently be done - Adams 60OKstOre,
TO Scmmenez Ist dsy Of Nov nOvr next.
lUcL. y, lc6t.
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MEDICINAL EXTRACTS-TIIdens
vi and the most popular names Of the day at
WOODS
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, DEMTJOHNS Sp'ts Nitre. 3 do Aqua
- Ammoi IL, ? do sulph. Ether By o
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Special Examination
OF
SCHOOL TEACHERS.

There will be Special Examinations OF
4 School Teachers On Thursdays. October lfh
and 24,h. and Fridays. November 18th and %yun at
the Court House. All persons, who desire 70 OBTAIN
certificates to teach conmsn schools. il 1rum"nh
County. during the coming winter, can attend some
one Of the Aforesaid EXAMINATIONS. Private KAN
nations can Iotbe had. and no sore pubic exalaln-
atoms will be held until next Spring
Oct Q. '6t-7w WHITrLEsEY ADAMS
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NIGARS-2O coo of most popular
~ brands to be found in store By WOODS.
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DEMEMBER. that the p!ace To ge,
IL goOI books AMI 4 handsome present with iL. in
must eases worth as much as the DOOA purchased Is
AZ Adams great Books sale in Msrrsn, 10 Commence
Ist day Of November, at
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DR LELAND'S ANTI RHEU Ma

Wheeler's Water Drawer Sold by
II. ii. BaInum, Warren. Ohio.
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DRUSHES-Paint, Vanish. HAN,
- Tooth. White Wash. Stencil and all other reqai-
red kinds for sale by J. R WOODS.
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BLOOD FOOD
aea AShtrtistmtnts.

Casual Advertisements must be paid 70
when handed in. .
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Dhe1G ~ CONSTRUCTION, fc June i, 1851.
Proposals will be received AZ thIs Bureau urtIl
the 18Th day OF Jnne ior the complete construction
I'D equipment of Steam Screw Gun Boats, ia
cludlLg spars, rigging. sails, awnings boats bes
and anchors, tanks. casks, furniture, CO king ao
Paratus ana all the outfits for vessel of war ready
for sea service.
The ste1m machinery. the fuel for the eame, tho
ermement ana provlsloLs, III be provided by the
Proposals will only be received from ship build
ers who aie actually engaged in that bdsiness and
Satisfactory evaence t. thst eheot "A he req uITAd
rom lattes proposing who are not known to the
department.
Upon app ication to this Bureau, parties will be
furnished with specification showing ths dI!neu-
si0ns OF the vessel and the and sIzs of
the materials also, section showing th3 length
of the tImbeTs amidshIps Building ans vi he
furnished BY the Dep irtment when q contraet is
made With the specihcafloEs will be enclosed
"a form OF contract tie sncce.sfI person viii be
required TO execute. with sureties to the full
amount Of the contract
The parties must state in their offer the toFaI
amount for which they wi engage 10 do al n At
ara thu amuuHt demanded II the vesse! be launch
days, AID In Ons hundred and five days. from the
date Of the contract the vessel in each ca Sc 10
coTpieted and ready for SEA II thI ty days after
beng launched.
The Department reserves the right to sccep. the
pT"posltlOn mOst to the iEtere6t Of the C;oycTu-
InaLt, and to reject them ali, az its option,
Parties Will state the number Of vesss they will
agree TO deliver within the times specified.
les ivy
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his eyes partially closed, and in slow and meas.
ured cadence, with considerable pause between
each accent, he uttered:
Death Death Death! -
After this he seemed to revive slightly, and
Mr.. Rhodes asked him whether he had any
message to send to his mother or sister Sarah
or his boys, Robby" and " Stevie," " to whic b
he made no reply, evidently net understa nd
ing the question. Mrs. Douglas then placed
her arms around his neck and said
" Ny dear, do you know Cousin Dam"
"Yes," he replied.
Mrs. Douglas continued:
=" Your boys, Robbie and Stevie, and your
mother and sister Sarah-have you any mes
sage for them 2''
The dying man replied:
Tell them to obey the laws and support the
Constitution of the United States" 80
At about o'clock DIR. Miller came into the
room, and, noticing the open shutters and
windows, inquired
and WHY have ;: you all these windows raised
Mr.. Douglas replied: " So that we can have
fresh air
At Mr.. Douglass request, Mr. Rhodes
changed the dying mans position again in the
bed for the last time. He now lay rather down
in the middle of the bed, upon his left side,
his head slightly bent forward and off the
pillow His wife sat beside him, holding his
right hand in both of hers, and leaning ten
derly over him, sobbing. Mr. Rhodes re-
marked to Mrs. Douglas
" L am afraid he does not lie comfortable -
in reply to which Mr.. Douglas said
O." He is-very comfortable"
These were his last ineligible words. From
o'clock he was speechless, but evidently re-
tanned his consciousness. When, a few mo-
ments before his death, his wife leaned loving
ly over him and, sobbingly asked, Husband
do you know me will you kiss me ?" be
raised his eyes and smiled, and though too
weak to speak, the movements of the muscles
OF the mouth WINGED that he was making an
almost dying struggle to comply with the re-
quest.
His death was calm and peaceful; few
faint breaths after o'clock; slight rattling
OF his throat; short, quick, cOnvulsive shud-
der, and Stephen A. Douglas had passed from
time into eternity.
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EoI.ean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


fhs .ny safe and ssrtain esrs fer CsGe.rr, Piles. II
asr,, 81 stnrs and srenehls Cers, Paralyst Nss-
nlIa, Hsskns.f th- sisSGlss, Carsnie IkImnAtsfy
ShsEmatsn, stfnsG ef the Jsins Contracted aurcls
bEsmeats, Earths feetAEehs Brritsa epran, Frstk
Ssts, Wgsnds, OlcsTE FsvsI ssrsI CGksd B-.ss, or,
Nipples Dvrus scslas Bore Threat az
PainI Gitsrsnes hsu lsnE d.sNEs nav
hsrs s1'.l'd, mcLfAES CEkkEEATED LINLhIEST IL
q certain remedy.
Thsssands Of hsrrsn ssDEs sssn ssvsd s Of "a,
srspitsd. and misery ne rsm.dy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LIEIMENT
VIII relieve pain almost and n vii clean
pky and heal ths fssisst nersdbs shcr time
FOE HOSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
heLEhNr CELEBRATED LINIMENT 10 ths onlr safe
ane rslaels rsmssy fer the Of SPAWN, Kingdoms
WineIalI, spntI, CnhAt LEnps, Nodes or Sv
never tansd 10 care Big Head, Pssvl, FiItIs, 0ld
HsuninE Sores, or svssny, properly applied. Fer
tPrair. REEisn sera::aa, CEssssd H.s Chafss sadds
n Cellar Gals Cets asrcI Wspn1s, H s an infslIibI,
rsasdy Apply ~ drsst,d and certain in sTsry
iastanss.
fhsn trits ne snEsr viii tie vsrths LinUssrt.
.ksrte % ysa ostetn aIVpFy sf Dk. aiCLEANT CELE-
SAATED klEi-ikNI. IL viii Curs
J. n. MCLEAN, S.ls Prsprist.F.
Corner faifd sni Pine t,, o. Lssis rs,
CsASLh fTOrT, as Pa. sv- ssis srsEt N ws.a.u,.
'ss - o sf-'hsELess-Fsts-s s<-DANIy
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to meet him; but the imperturbable old fellow
only gave grunt Of satisfaction. Then they
put their heads together, and appeared to hold
long communication by means of some kind
Of equine magnetic teleg raph.
1palled and whipped and coaxed again, all
to no purpose. did not know then what
afterward discovered, that Old Nick had vivid
recollections of having passed all the spring in
that same green field with his ugly black COM
panion. 1 monld not give up, but I was be-
ginning to tire of this ''masterly inactivity, :"
when, to my great relief, L saw Phil Darrsh
and some of the gentlemen coming rapidly
down the lane.
"Thank heaven! you are not dashed to
pieces, was the first exclamation heard
looked around triumphantly, and said:
,,''0h, have had a delightful ride. How
much better Old Nick's caHter is (you call it q
canter, don't your, how much easier it is than
that horrid trot.p a.,
"He never cantered a step in his life. He
was running away with you" said Phil, evil
dently out Of patience:
ne would always run away with me, then, "
was my coel rejoinder. -.-. ..frs.rr'.
By this time the ladies ofthe party came up.
Each had to tell how frightened she was, and
Addy Loomis declared she had nearly tainted,
from joy, suppose. ~ '
The ugly customer in the field was whipped
away, and Old Nick tugged at till he conde-
scended to turn his head toward his oats. We
walked the rest of the way home, peaceably.
dismounted at the door and went to my bed,
where lay three days unable to move, with
out the power to raise my hands to my head 1
missed the most splendid picnic of the season,
up at the "Pond of White Lilies" and whore
Phil proposed to Addy Loomis. I returned
home in the fall, and Immediately took riding
lessons Of the best teacher could find. Lean
sit horse like Miss Amazon, but shall never
forget that was not only nearly beaten to a
jelly, but lost Phil Darrrh by that s'First
Equestrian Expedition -
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ME ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.


TRIESEMAR, 1,2 aud S-Protected BY Royal
Letters Patent Of England and secured by the
Seals of the EoOle de Pharmaole ce Paris, and the
Imperial Collsse Of u odlolne, Vienna
No. Is invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhet,
and all physosl disabilities.
NO. &C PletelJ Candidates ell traces Of thote
diseases that have been ktheTtO treated BY the
eeouE and Sernici0us Hse Of oopelva and cubeos.
No. has entirely supplsnied the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insGrluE 70 the sufferer speedy
relief, disPersing al t-lrCritlee, and roofing on
the venom OF dlroase.
TRlESEMhR, Nos. |, ard 5, are prepared IN
the form of . lCzenEe, devoid Of taste and Hmel
and can be carried Ia the Ehsto0at pocket sod
IN TAI Gases, add divided into separate doses, a. %
mlnlsteTeG by Nelpeau, INemard, Rou1. Rlcord.
30 Price SS each. or four ocses for Ss, which
saves SS; ano s27 casez, whereby there 10 sey-
BARROW, Of 1o< pleecker street New York.
Immediately On TeCstvIng g remittance, Dr. Barroy
will forward the IrIeseuar 90 any part Of the world,
securely packed, and addressed GsoOrding 70 the in
structi0ns OF the writer.
The Book, of sll Others, that sbopld be read By
men With damaged and broken down constitutions
ls Human Frsilty, or PhysIootical Researches"
lt is beautifully illustrated, anc tr-Sts INFINITELY Of
a. the s5mp .oms that InYarlably develop them
selves, sooner or later, resulting from the faties
and vitlatnf habits Of eerls youth, IDeaPacitatnE
nonIal state, and. If not checked = time, degener-
sting all the functions Of manhood, and hrinElf
Sold By DIR. IA kROW, 1st Bleeoker st Get, four
doors below Msooougs, New York. Proc $
cents. Sent free every where.
lnEtOn, ID. G. de q On
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AN ILLUMINATING GAS DISCOVERED THROUGH
THE PERCEPTION OF OxEN.-A farmer named
Foster lives In the township of Mersea, C. w ,
situated thirty miles from Windsor. A few days
since, when out In field ploughing with yoke
or oxen, there was one portion Of field that 1t
Upon removing the leaves and other matter that
had collected upon this particular spot he dis
covered natural spring, and he prosecuted his
search still further by digging some feet below
the surface when 1t presented a boiling spring in
every feature, with the single exception Of Its be-
Ing OF the emperature of fifty degrees Fahrenheit
The spring has been enclosed, and pipe inserted
In the top OF the enclosure, from which arises a
gas that burns as brilliantly az any coal gas, and
that, too continually
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III The transport steamer Parkerburgh, from
New York for Fort Pickens, with Ice and live
STOCK, is reported to have put in at Key Westwith
her shaft broken. Her CONVOY, the gunboat
Mount Vernon, would tow her to her destination
IL During the night of the 10th Of May last
a conhagration laid about two thirds of the CITY
Of Glarus, in Switzerland, in ashes, causing the
ruin OF nearly 1900 persons. who actually
without shelter.
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ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions aud CIothtug,

y y
May le, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thIs once
until monday, The nth day of June, 1861 at noon
iGr the supply OF such quantit ofFresh Beef and
Nege abiss q. may 10 requl. cd on the Washington
station, during the fiscal ear oommencl on the
1852. " '
1 he Reef ard Vegetables must BE- of good qual-
ity, and the b5st the market af Jrds and each ar
tiole must be offered for by the pound.
Boad with approved secuIty will be raQuIred in
one halt the estimated amount Of the cont act and
twenty rer centuin In ADDITION will be wit held
collateral security for the due peri rmance OF the
contract which will OF account be paid until it
Is fully complied with.
EverJ fer made rust be accompanied (as d.
rect IN the act of Congress making epp,Opriatiun
ioT the naval service for 1886 y approved I0th Au
gust, lp4Sl by written guaranty signed by one or
more respOnsi!le persons, to the ef5ct that ne or
they undertake. that toe bidder biuders will if
his or their bid be accepted, enter into an oblga
ton, within hve days, with good and suficisnt
Euretles, to furnTSh the articles pro posed.
No proposal will hs considered us ess accompa
nled by snoh guaranty. m Ia lav4S
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATER

Is precisely Whist It's name indicates, for, while
pleasant TO the taste, t rev,vlfylng exhllsrntnf,
invlr Grating and sirens Theung 20 the vita powers,
and az the same time revivi6es, renstatee, and re
a. once restores and TsSe,s The system tarslHsrabls
90 ATTACKS o. disease. ltis III. only prepsranon
fully combined as 20 be the u os: pOVsrful tonic,
and Al the e:me ume SO perfectly seapted 20. ss 20
aad henoe viii soofAs ths toeosesG stomach, and
tone up the digesEe organs, AID tfns allay al nef
ting ard at the same time n az composed entirely Of
vegetables, bet SO Som5LneS az 70 produce the most
furious conSes ueuces. SncA q remedy has long
been felt TO be desideratqR in the medical voyld,
f~cws al attacks OF disease. and proceed, Aad an
6soS syt re- Sgsn 70 1hs sss
tolowlng: ConsuTPtion, lndIsesron, OysIeBsla,
NsTrs ga Psipitstion % oS the Sesr:. mesnoboiy.
NlSht swes.s, lsngoT, Gidginess, RetsLtiOn OF. &c
sn THd p5YS p6 Ss %oS SE S
bass sess az n6 GgSerd HR.n sepera gen de1iIt,
s9Ge 70 cSre a. i9e S%r - zee and ser Tb.re1s
no mlstsks about It But this not all II the
tscks the liver becomes torpid, or vors0 diseased
the sijneJs rotIeo % perform their functions, and
urine, or involuntary dischsTge ofthe ssme. PAIN
In the back, side and between the shoulders, e1-
checked. soon eTascIat:On follows, snd the pslent
goes Gown to > -reErature grave. Hut spaoe will
are liable On weakened condition OF tie sysIem.
Bat We vii ssy IN this Cordial and Blood kenovs-
remedy for loss of APPetlte. hlIOusnsss. Flatu-
Compls!ut. Chile anf FeveT. or nv BIlouR attack
Cottiyeness, A cdIts OF the stomach, Nervousness.
Neuralgia PeipIlsGOn OF tie Heart, DcpTesaon
of Spirits. Sores PrnplCs on the FACE, any DIS
care arising from impure b!OOd spoh as Sorofu q,
I-gUpS. .Est oTCnOHius, Cough, dlfdcuty OF Breath
Ing, ard al that class Of dlEcaEes csl ed female
weakness, anu enumerated above. We viii also
SAY the traveller exposed 70 eyIdsm.cs, change Of
climate sud water. VIII find IL pleasant, sale and
cure Tere,iy, and cue should ever travel with
0It. R0aCcr, Try II, for re assure you you wiz
End In IL q friend indeed, IS well friend In noeds
II persons OF sedeHtSTy hEbitS Will hnd Its per-
fcot sreveHtlve Of, vel cure fOr those all
meEts which they are particularly exposed Hence
ent aides who are not AccGgtuIned 20 much out
door exercise, Will find ~ to their advantage 10
keep bottle constantly on hsrc; aid ABOVE a.
mothers, or those becoming such. val 20 through
th.t nost ag .rcUg period not only with al IN eiE
sccus'omed strength, bat safe and free from the
thousand 81 ments so prevalent smOnG the female
portion Of the world. IN short, is indeed mother
cordial. Try 10 Old and young; no 10, ger run the
risk of delay II wall Ioleve and prove Itself
icRllJ s RsSfos sstvs Cordial aad Blood Reaorafr.
%. J. WOOD, proprietor, t4A Brosdsay, New
York, and Il4 Market Street. -. Louis, No. and
sold By al good DraggiSts. Pri9e One Dollar per
PROP. WOODS
RESTORdTTVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Sold in this city BY C. sTorT, SIS Pa. svenue.
2O-eOly.alu
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR kND sELLEz
" OF cas- METERS

,ro.., - WAsGfNeToN, july Is, lef0,
.bru,I bNrUdtGCh tC 40 HERERf GIgEN, That, agree
soIstion approved May Il. lss0, the undersigned /.
nov no sreleEed. whenever required Ia writing, and
examine, test, prove. sad ascertain the accuracy on
registration CT any fas meter n gpe in thIs city"
EfoTy meter, found incorrect vii DC condemned
and another, sealed a2d marked ss true, viii be
set IN lts P.oc: If proved to be scouTsts in its
and Sgaln put In position for use.
CAoe No. $40 Seventh street, (uetr Odd Eel.
owe HALL Open from 4. Ju., TO ,, m.
CHARLES w. CUNNIN6HAM
DB-n INSPECTOR and Seaor of Gas Meters
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DENTISTRY.
DR. CHAs; R; B0TELER,

II SURGEON DENTIST,
Havlng locsted himself permanently in Washing
ton, oners his professional services to citl-~
ZsHs and soIourneIs, In all the vanousStsV5
Oranches oil his profession, upon the most ~IlIp
recently improved system of Dentistry.
Dr: b., having studied with oae Of the most en-
lnent and experienced Dentists of Washing or
ana asJ with the Dental College of Batlmore
from whom he has received his diploma, fsss con
hdent that his operations will prove emInently sat
lsirc ory 10 those who will test his professional
Once No, 336 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
SITS, over stevens's Lace Store open from q m.
to 4p.m. 40 I-eulm
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q A g ELY TIL % Il q

Va" 6AS IXTUR RES,
w Have IN store and are da! v receIvips GLS
FATUR Is OF entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior style to ANYTHING heTetofore
ctered In this market We invite citizens GENERAL
" 10 call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, lee ing confident that we have the bost
selscted stock in Washington,
All Work in the above line Intrusted 20 eur cara
Will be promptly attended to-
MYERS & MoSHAN
liisI III 376 ID stroek
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M noonrs TEETH.

MI TEETH,
lIl. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and patentee
oil the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at--
tends persouaily at his Office in this CITY S1
J Many persons can wear these teeth who 1ILD
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear other,
VINO cannot wear these,
Persons calling At my once can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they msJ desIr
Dpt 10 those who are particular and wish the purest
cieanest strongest, and most perfect denture thai
art can produce, the MINER Il PLATE will he
more fully warranted. Nv
Rooms IN this olty-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
phle. 90 * ~
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA,, Va,

Mrs. Z. j. McCORMICK. PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of tnIs IEstitutlou
viii commence on Tuesday, September 18th "a The
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, Ess.,
No. $50 KiEg Greet.
The course of study pursued will comprise oil
the branches requisite 30 d thorough English Edu-
desired.
liz addition 70 day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick 10
prepared TO TeoeIvo q limited number of pupils se
hoarseTs who, constituting q part of her own farn-
sion. She will endeavor, far as possible 10 sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influence.
Of Home.
-R<fs,eness.-Rev. Geo. H. Norton, Rev DR.. Elias
HarrIs9I, Rey. ID. T. SPrgg, Willism H. Fowle,
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq, Edmund F. Wilmer
Est, Henry Ma1bury, Ess., Lewis MoKenHe
Es4., Robert n. Hunton, ESQ b., w. ID. Wallsch
Editor Evening Star, Bsijamir w aters, Ess. Jas
Entwisle, gr., Esq, Col. John w. Minor, Loldoun,
Messrs. Blacklock & Marshall. Messrs Coz Sc
Brothers.
Board, with Tuition In al the English Branches,
In advance. ~
Musle lad Lsnguag So st Professors prices.
IL No extra charges. Gu 2s-r
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WASHING TON LOCK HOSPITAL.
hR. SHUMAN has, after an experience of ten
~ TeaTE, established the sbOvo refsge from
and p otenderE OF vtcEcrafI ana imPostofs In goa
eTal
This is the only plaoo vhere q sure ans rpsedy
cure can be obtnlnsd IN tie word for ali knproper
and evH habits, gonoTrhe, eieet, semius w eek
nsss, sypnlIils, primary secondary. dEG tertiary,
organic WaAkness. PAINS II the lUiIs, structures,
gensra debility, prostradon, nerOu ness, rest sss
nlg hts apitatOn of the hecIt RIM ing the ears
loss of memory, CoLfGsIon, ,Telsncho.y :, Affections
oi the he5d, thI"st, nose, snd skla, and al those
peculiar disorders arisIlg from the lndisoretion of
youth, TenderInE tGem GTkt for either buainsss,
Alndy, society, or mallass.
world for diseases OF the bood. gonorThR, gleet
strlotnTes, Phlis, seminal weakness self abu Sc
from to days.
Victims of these horrible complaints, who would
WISH 70 90 valuable men and ornaments % soclety
shouG eInbIE &c the earliest opportunity for relief
DT. SEum.n has made the most oomp ete arrang g.
mSnts Tor the comfort OF has patients who come
from 8 distance. Eney vail be furnished with the
mJsL pleasa5t and agreca5le quarters, necessary
0let, Snd mace ae cosiorTsbie es they would be al
hist olasG totel 81 loss than hslf tine cost
10 nos lofget the nslne and number. DR.. Shu
Penrsy lVania -venue. Clarendon Hotel opporite
the National Hotel, WSShinEtoa ID e.
PERSONS a. dIstaroa should enclose stamp for
felurn postage. OMde k0nrs, 9 A. NJ tn 10 ~ Al
various parties have been eatlctd from nav IN
sutatloa by certain svfurfierr on back streets "a
Ihls city. who Will ~ a the day Of iher de.th
= VOC 20 the via as sufficient. apaiv
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H. PL EMBER AND GAS FILTER
Hss removed to the corner of Twe!fth and r sfs
he ls prepared 70 Introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
He has on hand . lot of COOKING and other
wishes to ret rid of them. no ~
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GAS FITTING, &c.

WIN Z. DOVE & co,
<ARE Nov prepared to Iecnte apy orders with
whloh they may be favored IN ths
PLUMBING, Gas OR STEAM FIYTIN&
IL Store on sth street, ss1 doors north n. pa
Avenue, where may bs foHnd Q complete assortment
o. CHASQELlERS AS snd other GAS, STEAM and
" in S?-Iy