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nEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN

, me Board Of Police Commissioner having taken
Ie h9uss No 6ls Eleventh street, all business con
m @ WIN the Police Of the ty will be transacted
general complaint book will be opened and cid
,e Ie.S Ipe fequested to call and enter any plants
,hy lily nnSe ~ 70 make Of any matter relating to
W. b. WEBB
,s,..., r,u, Superintendent.
s,ar ana inteiiigencer please copy, and send bills
~ ' sep26
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GENTLEMEN's READY-MADE

CENTLEMEN'S READY-MA
u q Il q II H Z NJ GIL
Our present assortment of GentleInen's Ready.
made Clothing offers TO citizens and strangers wish
ing an immediate outfit, superior Inducements en-
and bnsiness Garments and Oyercoats, In all varie
ties. Fine Shirts and Under clothing Of all kinds
Kid and other Gloves of best quality. Scarf, Tie,
Crayats, Stocks, Hosiery, So., 30, All OF when we
are Offering at our usual low prices.
~ Clothing made TO order In the most superior
manner. WALL, STEPHENS 4 co,
mar27-tf 322 Pennsy lvania avenue.
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NEW ARMY REGULATIONs,-ss,
~ ber, 1851, by authority OF the War Depar,me",
revised edition, with full index Price two dol
lars. For sale NJ
HUDSON 1AYLoR's
(Late Taylor n Maury's)
BOOK and Stationery Store, No. 83I Pa, avenue
near Ninth street
All military Books for sale at publishers prices
sept 25-2w
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THE PEOPLES ANTHEM.


].
''Hofo the westwardl* Lengihen the Border !"
Listen, o Earth, to the Watchword of God
Springs as the serpent sprang from the rod
Held by the son of Amram the day
When God through the sea hewed lsrael's way
CHORUS.
Ho for the Westward echo the Chorus!
Gods FIERY PILLAR flames right before us.
Ho for the Westward 4 nestled in wonders.
Law, like an EAGLE, looked on the world;
Fhitiered DER Greece like banner hdlf ffUTled;
Eyried season IN old iron Rome,
Flew over Europe Westward for Home!
CHORUS.
Ho for the Westward! echo the Chorus!
Gods ROYAL EAGLE scars right before us
Who dare resist the TRUMPET of GOdr
Tyrants, Columbia's FAN isat Far-ory!
Freedom, ye Despots, s now wields the rod
Waters and deserts, armies divide
God is for order! God shall decide!
CHORUS
HO for the Westward! echo the Chorus!
Gods Clarion TRUMPET rings out before us
~.
Ho for the Westward! Strengthen the Border
CHRIST AND HIS Cross Thou BANNER Of COP
Now on the chaos God Il stampeth Order!
Crowns for the loyal Traitors, your rod
Stars four and thirty Order and Laws!
Star.spangled Banner, CHRIST AND THE Cross
Chorus.
Ho for the Westward! TRUMPET the Chorus
PILLAR and EAGLE, GOD's BANNER DER US
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CENTRAL LIVERY,
u SALE AND HIRING 1>
= II A B l. Z - . LA
Ma al and 473 ('oes sids) Eighth street, beicsen and a.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
First class Horses and Vehicles, (sngle or double }
and attentive Hostlers, always on hand.
7 W. WILLIAMS,
apr3-Gm Proprietor.
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NOTICE TO OOFFICERS.-A Ca M pn ign-
~ ing CARRIAGE, built by the first maker in
New York perfectly new, neysr having been once
used Is for sale. II built expressly to order,
on the Prussian principle, and contains an excel.
lent bed for sleeping can be used ambulance or
4 last travelling wagon; Is perfectly water proof,
light, strong, and handsome. II can be seen by ap
plyirg to james Brown, head groom, Mr.. Irvins's
stables, In Coreoran's Lane, behind the Chain
House, There is also for sale, at the same place
quiet, fast, useful Saddle HORSE eptT
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pENrmFRY.
V,nNsss, rSAr,UtX

IN f,VsiN30ktM. 10,
lhe MNeNtw AN pSteNt the Mineral Plate
Teeth, s,,sNa. ys,seNa,ly atAcc IN this city
many pssssM can wear - teeth who oanno'
not wear Nhses J.
rsrsona calling st my ot,~ can BE- accommodated
with any style and prie~ OF Teeth they may desire
bat to thos~ who are particular and w-h the purvut
eleanest strongest and most perfect denture that ART
Gan produce, the Mineral fists will be more Nlly
warranted.
Rooms In this oity--No, sss Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets Also, p07 Arch
street, Philadelphia. .. marIh-iy
nW. LOCKWOOD continues the prnc-
~ tioe Of Dentistry, In the Washington Rpllding
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Having prsoticed In the South nearly sx,een years
he feels assured that he give satisfaction to any
that may CALL -.
Teeth inserted on vuLoAsrrE, RunsRH, or Com
PLArE, Chloroform administered when desired.
aug 1-G
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GAS FITTING.
n w. GOODALL,
u. FLUNA9ER,
GAS AND STEAM Filter,

564 Seuenth ST., near Canal Bridge, Washington.
All orders executed at the shortest notice. In the
most substantial manner, and on reasonable terms.
Personal attention given to every department OF the
business. nov 26
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TNO sUTLERs AND GROCERY DEAL
L Ehs.-5O hrkins prime Pennsylvania Butter
lor sale ~ bargain, ut bs6 Pennsy yivania avenue
corner OF Second street, (old Sentinel ofics)
sept b-u
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TTNREASURY NOTES
i OF ALL DENOMINATIONS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We will deposit In the United States Treasury
here, or in New York, without charge all sums not
less than fifty dollars for parties wishing to invest
IN Three Year Treasury Notes, bearing $40 inter
est.
SWEPNY, RITTENHOUSE, FAINT h co
seplltf Bankers, No $50 Penn avenue
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" GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS!

CHARLES DICKENS'S NEW BOOK.
SAUTHORS COPYRIGHTED EDITION.
DICKENs'S MASTER PIECE,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS
DUODECIMO ILLUSTRATED EDITION
Price 80 cents in paper cover, or two editions with
thirty four by MGIcnan in cloth either
and for sale this day by
T. b. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No. 8oG Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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!. $50. W. eaEersY, p.,p,tstyrs so.oc7
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FOR THE CURE op

DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION
Weakness or Debility, Flatulency and Nausss
Loss OF Appetite, Nervousness, Liver Com.
plants, Bilious Fevers, and all Disease.
Of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels
As A PREVENTIVE FOR FEVER sND AuOn
THESE sTT1Rs ARE NOT EQUALIZER.
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"ANTED.-An active energetic person
w having capi al sufficient To furnish about q
dozen teams TO visit eDcampments will hear OF q
profitable agency by applying at
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
sep2e-u Penn avenue, near Eleventh st.
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A Uduni for The Contest, Constitution, Country
and Continent.
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TAsH NOTICE.-In consequence OF our
~ having to pay cash for every article of goods we
purchase, we are forced to reduce our business to
cash exclusively, for the present We have In store
n very large assortment of
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I.--GoD's HELP.

I.--GoD's HELP.
The thought is: the Maker speaks amid
the Principalities Of Heaven; 1.-the world
which ! made for man, he divided and named
CoNTINENT shall be given him now for good and
liberty, and all blessings therefore, &" Lenguten
the Border!" As all Is nothing without Christ,
the last stanza ofthe Cross proclaims, Strengthen,
the Border
N.-LAw, CONSTITUTION, ORDER.
Nestled in Wonders" Moses, in the
ark IN tho bulrushss, contained the germ Of all
Lac, which was given TO the world, from God
through him ; for the powers that be are or
da,ned of God, and, hear 1t! ye men who cry
"nv source of fhs rep the people are the
bM Of God ~ The eye Of Moses, like the EA
aLE's, was not dim. May our EAGLKs eye b,
able to look undmmed. and soar up, to the SUI
LAW came perfect. IN Pagan.Greece, the ia
GLRs pinions drooped like n flag at hal. mas
true Saxon scholar, who IL no Crusca
critic, will easily allow the new verb, mad
from The beautiful noun for the Eagle s nest
fyr,ed; for law ouly dwelt in Rome like Al
Eagle in her eyrie, by main force of the iro,
dominion; Law and liberty few Westwar,
not exclude England, the Hest,card, or LHinlt
Thule of the ancents.
III.-THE GOSPEL.
The "Far-cry" Is an allusion 10 the
story told the author on a pedestrian touI
through the north OF Scotland and while on The
banks of Loeb Awe: The head of Clan. Camp
bell answered the threats of the King, prepar
ing TO invade bis Highland hills with Are and
sword, :" 'Tis Far.cry to Loeb AVE. So we
say to Europe's taunts OF, 1.-The Republican
bubble ia burst"
S"Freedom NOW wields the rodn Blu,
lately as in Naples and elsew here the Kings
Bomba, Hapsburgs, ct id genus Omne, trampled
upon Freedom: but NOW Liberty places her
foot quietly upon their crumbling crowns
which are crushed like jewels of paste
IV.-THE CRoss.
When God said Light be ! and Light is -
Ia literal translation y the first chaos re.
ceived material order but Christ saws, am
the True Light" and no,o, OF the moral chaos
God, In Christ, stamps enlightened LAW AND Or
DER, for ever.
Ii ERE, BRoTHERs OF MANKIND, we nom defen1
and preserUe, and upiH maintain inuioidp IL,
Western, nay, WORLDWIDE HONE. We will " b,
those who offered their lives at MARATHON. -
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THE TWELPTHI or APRn.

-. 10Y
A.. p.z4s5 -
Came the morning Of that dav,
Then the God, to whom we prpy,
Gave the soul u henry CLAY
To the land;
P,s. ~, Ms ,1..sI1 olIn-llrlnE, dytDgl
c.. 1 ,'s s ~ banner y que, nylag
ia i.s LUZ sPIE'nE'
" He"9
For we knew that far aWav.
Round the fort in Charleston b1y
Hung the dark impending fray.-
Soon TO fall: -
A An9 tnal spmterss brave defender
S ~ eus luminous sun, 70 eaEren1eEi
E's'eHEy =, IOyA4 PeAtts ana tender-
4ueE was All:
And we knew the ApriI SIM
Lit the length Of many q 1uri----.
Hosts Of batteries 10 The one
Island crNg:
Guns and mort'rs grtmIy froWuing,
Johnson Mo1itrle, Plnkney GROWING,
Auo Ten thousand men dtsoWntug
Inc Old nag.
O. The forv of the 6obt
Even then was A. ia be;oh,,
Yet no breath from noon iii n;okt
Reached ma here.
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!sgptflis and Mere,rial Dfsea.e.

INV OkLEASss EOtn august. 1853.
DR. J. C. AYER: Sir: cheerflIIy comply with
tile relue Of your ageNt aud report to yO some Of
the effects luVe realized with your SaEsapariliO.
have cured with IT. IN my practice, most Of the
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Another WAS attacked by secondary symptoms his
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bic part of It. that believe the disorder would
my administration of our SaTSapaFilIa: thu uIcers
healed. and lie is we'll Hgain, not Of course without
some disfgurntt0n Of his fice. woman who had
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LCue0rThoa 0r JT1giteS, Ordriun TNm0r, tern
liberation. EsRnle LDiganse1.

81 most ceerfuly comply witt the request Of your
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it. and where the complaint CRured Ly Nj
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Int he aivirg the trial OF yUur SaTsnparilla thu
last resort before cutting. and II proved cfeCtual
Aner taking your remedy eight weeks no SymPtom
| of the disease TcplnjDsfF
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BALTIMORE
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EIENED0 IoE
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VNHIs INSTITUTION is now IN THE MOST
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ring tho last years las It been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for tina accommodation of the in.
creREtnR number Of students representing nearly
every State In the Union.
1t now occupies onS OF the most conspicuous aud
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are Comm9uously arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages aud facilities here offered to Young
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FACULTYs
Z. X. LOSIHn,
Principa-LecturerO n the Science Of Accounts Com.
J. n. PHILLIPS.
Professor the Theory aud Practice Of Book Keeping
aud Commercial Calculations,
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Bookkeeping.
NO. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and ornamental PenmhnShIn
$. Il. WILLIAMS. ESQ.,.
Lecturer on NercAntile Law.
Rev. L. YEATES REESE. D. H.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUsTEEs:
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIM KnRbe Es0
Tho College is provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works, expressly for the use of the Stu
Each Student las desk to llmselG aud is .epa-
Tately Instructed.
There being no vacation during the wear. Students
Can enter at any time
ThetimeIlsuNlly toeompletsth he full course
A DIPLoMA IS awarded to all Graduates.
large and beautifully Ornnuented Circular, CON-
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MANHOOD.
low LOST, HOW RESTORED,

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED,
Just Published, ~ a Sealed Enrslopc,
ON TIE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
CURE or SPERMATORRHHA, or Seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness aud Involuntary
elniSAions, inducing impotency, aud Mental and
Physical IncNpaciIy.
ny ROBr. J. CUIvERwELL, NJ. D.,
ARthor Of lhc @GTteor Back, dc.
Tho woTlhsrcnOWDe author In tllia admirable Lee
turc. clearly pruVeA from a experience that the
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removed without medicine and without dangerous
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Ayers sarsaparilla,
FORPURIFYING THE BLOOD

And for the speedy cure of the subjoIned varieties
Disease:
Serot tEd and ScrotnlOuS l6eeiomS, Ruch az 7uMor,
ElcErA 11s, ETItg!iG5,s. EiNEP(es, PsstMISs BOse6
Is, BoiLs, BtdfHs, and all SEfI Bisr0ErE.
OAKLAND. Ind. 9th June, 1859
J. G. ATER Co. Gents: feel it my duty. nc
knowledge what our SatsApRria has done for ne
Having inherited a Scrlfll6ns infection, have sri
fcred Dom It inyHEiona ways for Year,. Sometimes
1t burEt ont in Ulcers on my hands and arms; some
times ItturuGd inward and distressed mo at tie
stOn,ach. Two years ago It broke out my head
and covered my scalp and ears With which
Was painful and luathsonts beyond description. |
tried many nls1iCneS aud several physicians but
without much relief from DythiHg In fact the d.
order grew wHrse AT leHRth was rCJoicetl 10 read
in the Gospel Messenger that you hail prepared an
Alternative SArsR Hrilla for knew from your Trpu.
tation that anything you made must lie RpOd. /
sent to Cincinnati and got IT. ard used It till il cured
| me- took it,, ~ you advise, in small doses Of
teaspOonfIl over month: and used almost tlrte
bottles. New and healthy kkin soon began to fortn
under the sCFbs which after while fell or Nv
skin il now clear, and know by my feelings tlEt
the disease has gone from my syttAni. Yon can well
believe that feel what am saying when tell JOu
that hold you to he one Of the apostles of the age
4 and remain ever gratefully, Your.
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This Is arenedy 20 universally known to surpaa
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sonai OF lts elects some living trophy IN
thelf midst Of th Victory over the tuhtIe and dan
geFpue hsofietE Of the throat and Iungs. AeEii
know the areadful fatality Of these disorders and .
they tt0 the etiectE OF this remedy We nesT
not do than to assure the a that II has ~
the VIRTUES that It did hhTs when making the euTs
which have won % strongly pPeu lhs confidence o.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER eco,
LEVEL, Mass.
For sale by A. G, GOOD 8 co and by all nruS-
GiStR. aagII-1y-noT tk-i:n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

Sept. 1853 that lie has cured inveterate case q
DrElEy, which threatened to terminate fatally. "
the peEseveriHg OF our snpapaFillR. and aIso
dangerous attack of Malignant EgsipslnS by large
duses of the same: says he cures the common E,rE.
| d N,HsiN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19
IroneLocele, Coffye Or .S,aflFed NtrI.

Zehulon Sloan. of Prospect. Texas, writes: sThrEs
BOTTLES Of yonr SRrsaparIN cured Mo from [oitTs
- hdeOus swelling on the neck, which ! had Huf-
fered IrO1n over two yenra.n