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NAVY OFFICERS DEAD.-The Navy Department
have information of the death Of Capt. r B. Cum
ningham, L. 8. N, at Mare Island, Cal not
long since.
Lieut. Horace N. Harrison, U. 5. n died this
morning at his residence In this citv, of dptheria
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ma dts Dlttriot of Columhl.
syy.C. MCGUIRE 81 CO. Auo,loneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME
X DwKLLINs HOUSE AND LoI.-On sATUR-
on The premises b, vlftue 81 deed OF lru st date
October 10Th, lsSa, and duly recorded IN Liter j.
"a. -, e ne, -. - ,s..
! shall sell Lot No. l, IN Redlern's subdivision 81
81 the corner of Tenth st. west. running hack s0
feet TO an alley, together with the improvements,
consisting OF two story frame Dwelling House.
continuing rooms
Terms; SIS of the purshcse money in cash; the
residue in monthly instai mente of SIS, with in
tsre & AL conTeyaEcing ct the cost of the pur
chaser. B, w, REED. Trustee
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By GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auotoneer..

GALE OF HANDSOME AND NEARLY
- NEW FURNITURE AT AUCTION TUEs
DAY, the % day of April next. az 10 O'Clock O.
we shall sell, nt the residence Of a gentleman de
lining house ke~pins. on Thirteenth ct moth, be
tween and NJ SITS. wett, ne assortment Of Houss
FURNISHING Goods, viz:
Two hne Black Walnut Tetc q Tete Sofas ard
Rockers,
Walnut Spring sea, Chairs, whstnots AMI Otto
mas.
Wa nut Marble slab Center Table and Hat-raok
Walnut French Bedst-eds. Dressing Bureaus,
Wash sink and - ardrobe. (all 70 ustch,l
Cottage Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables and WISH
stands,
Walnut Fall leaf Extension Table, 10 feet,
Easther Bsds, Pillows and Bolsters, Beddint, &c
Very hne Brussels Carpet,
EngIsh, Felt, Ingram, Brussels, Stair and other
CARPETS,
OAK. Cans seat, Dining and other Chsirs
EEtllsh Hal oIlcloth. Stsir X DDS aud Mats.
China, Glass snd Crookery v are.
Excellent Cock;ng stove and Fixtures, nearly
new,
A good lot of Kitchen Furniture,
And many other articles We deem N unoecess,,x
to eIumerate.
Terms cash.
ne 3 a GREEN WILLIAMS Ant.
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NfFTK kNNIg5E TAEX EReS eE I.:. r:s.,y.d b.

~ FRENCH & RiCHS fEiN. ars 800 % ss oy
,,, aIes.ss On The Adninistrshon and OrssoIIa
Fonbi. sse SrinH Arm, By Edward Rsfringto.
mail o. eo''aon' Phoe oy
bI for Field ArHsy.I VOL Emo, pns.
summary ofthe At of War, By Baron de Joni
~ I So. ,sso eiics p mail sIse.
"a. an clemen:ay Treatise on Advanced 6~ard.
Hut rests and Detachment Service OF Trocps. by
u d Mahsn. yoL, l6mo; by mali IS oents.
a meanai Dor the Patriotic Volunteer on Active
Sersioe IN Regular and Irregular War 81 Hush
rqfoe,, vols l2no pnoe By mail "a
.Eyo.1nons Of Fleld Batteries Of ArtiIlsry b,
ms;G =, seoeH Andsrscn, VOL. lsmo.; prioe By
so as s s,se, di'sSsRs & 4 e
mas dnt.4 ksS5 49, . US lSSff - .e,ss,.
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FoRr PIckENs.-The New York Tribune asserts
Incorrectly that Fort Pickens has been ordered to
be rel uforced We have satisfied ourself that no
such orders have emanated from the Governme mt
here. Provisions have probably been sent there ;
and the mistake. ten to one grew out Of that fact
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The SENATE closed their called session yeste.-
day afternoon, having confirmed all the nomi-
nations sent to them by President Lincoln. The
ill-timed declaratory resolution Of Senator Trum-
bull, looking apparently to the end OF increasing
the bad blood between North and South, died
as we anticipated, a natural death, and now re-
mains as 1t should, but the expression Of the
views Of its author-not those of majority Of the
Senate Of the United States. 1t was designed 10
pledge the Senate to the policy Of civil war, evil
denuyi and was therefore mischevous In its ten
dency. The friends Of the Union in the border
flaveholding States have more than difficulties
enough to contend with without having them
increased by even the Introduction Of such prop
ositions into the Senate, which furnish political
capital to be used by the disunloniss with telling
effect
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The NEW COMMISSIONER OF PATENrs.-Tht
Hon ID. p. Holloway, of Ind. this morning en-
tered on the discharge Of his official duties.
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RKMovEp-Messrs. r. r. Byrne and VIM. FL
Coleman both of Michigan, the first named a
81 400 per annum clerk, and the second a 81 SOC
per annum clerk In the General Land Office, have
been removed f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-29

MR.. McELRArH, editor Of the New York Gen.
tKry, the new APpraiser-at-Large for the port Of
New York, is capital selection indeed. He is a
gentleman Of high character and fine sense, and
great personal popularity withal. His journal
eminently a conservative one-ranks, perhaps
highest among all the New York weeklies The
Press will doubtless acknowledge this compli-
ment to worth, in their profession.
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IL The Florida State Convention has confirmed
the permanent Constitution without referring Il
TO the people. The Mississippi Convention is
divided on the question Of reference to the people
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NJ NEW GOODS.

M NEW GOODS.
w T. Are low addiIg to our stock large ard
desirable lot OF NEW GOODS, comprising every
thing that Is new and desirable, which we propose
TO sell at small prce All persons In want of Dry
Goods will aways ind our stook complete in ell
branches and at the lowest prices. We would i'm
press upon those of our citizens who have recently
taken up their residences W tn US that We have but
"one price" msr ked IA plain figures each arti-
sales for cash
We ask an examination of prices, SO that Gus
toners can satisfy In regard to the saw
Ing by purchasing for cash.
w. IA. SINISTER & CO,
No. IS, opposite Centor Market,
ma 23-lOt Between 18th ard eth sts
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BY GREEN a WILLIAMS Aucuor,.r,

By GREEN d WILLIAMS. Aucuoreers
HOUSEHOLD, KITCHEN FURNITuRE.
- orATUARY AT AUCTIor.-Ou MONDAY tha
Ist Cay OF April next at 10 O'clock q. m we AZ, n
sell the residence of = lady declining housekeen
l,g, on Thirteenth st., between q and n s,s nor h
NO. 42S'ls general lot Of Household Furniture.
Dsn.sk. covered Sofas. Mahogany Chairs and OF
ws.Hut Cabinet E;esers and Gilt fr,ms LOOKING
largo and small.
Walnut side, Dining ind other Tables. and Cane
Mshorany Center Tables and Spring seat Rool,,,
PAINTED W ardrobes, bureaus and Washstapds
Cottage Bedfteads and Walnut Writing De.k
Land.cspe Oil Paintings tov.l frsmes) and En-
= CRAVINGS,
Bronze Statuett. OF Charles of Ensland,
Plaster Busts OF Hiram Powers and Martin Tup
per, 10y
Feather Beds, Bol sters, Pillows and BlanSets
ne,yet lEgT ain and other Carpets,
Hail, step and 9th er Ollcloths, Mating
haoiator, AR tight. Cooking and Other Stovee
Hand ONE Worked Firs-screen.
Works, o
Husk mattresses, Lounges and Rush seat Chair,
Cbina, Glass and Crockery Ware,
lot OF Kitchen Requisites,
Arg MANI other articles too numerous 10 mentlor
Terms cash. ne
GREEN & WILLIAMS. auct,
n. S-The House is for rent Inqui,e on the
PICtmere- Nd
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SUGAR. CURED HAMS.

SU6AR- CURED HAMS,
Extra LEAE LAR D, in barrels and hrkins,
SH H00WUE ID bS and BREAST-PInECiEIS1Ss
Extra No. MACKEREL, in kits and barrels.
Just re oeived and for sale by
WM BRYAN,
No. A, opposite Center Market,
ma D 81 i;etwes m 7lh and 9Th ats
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. Together with al the bsst make hi Of Sh...i a.. :.
shirtins cottons and Irish Linens, 10. - ''''
For Ssrvants' wear-Hesyv Osn.b,,. nil. r..
tons, QsnabnrE CALICO, Domestic Paids. Gins-
nsmi' Cneoks. blne Drillinss-all selling az our
mef Prices. HENRY EGXN
l-l.lls 323fsouth side) Pa. sxenne.
Ms @S'o' = New Iron Buildipg,
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MI WEDDING PRESEN
vi. w. GAIT a. BROTHER Have Just
opened their rev styles of FANCY SILVER
WARE ard other new goods gotten M especially
for WEDDING PRESENTS.
NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO,
Jewelers.. 354 Pa. avenue
ma q 8. Four doors west of Rrown,s Hot.I
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OUR CRY AND CouNIRY.-For many months
past and at this time, hundreds and hundreds Of
honest working men here. as elsewhere, are unable
20 procure a dayis work many are now In almost
a state OF starvation. In fact, they would be at
that point, were il not for friends, and dealers In
groceries and other necessaries Of life who have
thus far given them credit The owners Of the
houses many Of these people occupy can get no
rents from them. This state Of things cannot last
Many have Families dependent upon their daily
labor for subsistence, and, in times when employ
ment was easily obtained, found great difficulty
In making both ends meet. All these men ask is
employment; and that, il seems. they cannot get
now. Many Of them tell US (for they often appeal
10 us) that they in the habit Of Leaving their
distressed homes morning after morning, after a
very scanty meal, with a fixed determination
that, II possible, before they return to their fam
lies, they will get some employment; but alas,
bitter disappointment meets them. They have
no means to leave this city, and If they had. no
one can tell them where they may obtain work;
because business and ployments of all kinds are
through the disunion imbroglio, almost PROSTATE
In nearly II not all OF the cities and towns of
country.
II these troubles continue 70, any considerable
length Of time, nc one can forsee what the conse-
quences may be. Public as well as private i'm
cases altogether suspended.
Very few, II any, who have dollar, will risk
investing 1t anywhere now, while much I'M
certainty exists. On the LIST Of July Washington's
years taxes are due. Who can say with the pre-
sent signs Of the times that any considerable
amount Of those taxes will be then paid; and If
they should not be, the condition of our city will
be quite embarrassing; with debt Of nearly a
LiiIlvsi, Luo IHicIrsI Va WHICH De provided
Tor; Win scnooi system ina, cosGe aoO.t iUlty
thousand dollars year, and police system that
costs at least forty thousand more; a poor and
workhouse 10 maintain, which require many
Thousands more; besides many other heavy items
Of expenditure, which II is not necessary to par
nculariZe
Our object 10 to draw the attention Of the consti-
tuted authorities, national and municipal TO this
subject, and also that Of the humane of our CON-
munity to the unprecedented condition Of many
honest and industrious working men in our midst
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DRIM E
l. EASTERN POTATOES
1900 BUSHEi = PRIME
WHITE MOUNTAIN POTATOES
Shortly expected from Maine. For sale bv
FOWLE CO,
ma % Iw AIexsndrIs y,
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UNiVERSAEISM.-Fstc sarsd; RAJ. gafs:
uS all iike,oiSe perish: gam the lrhois ,coyId
ana toSf h,s 9,on sonIITHEoPBiLUs FIsxE will
Preach In explanation OF these (supposfd to hel
d. tncult texts on SUNDAY EVENING, at the old
IilnIty church, alta quarter before O'Clock. Ho
VIII snow that they have not the remotest refer
ence to a future state of existence and do NOT in
any way, conflic: with the doctrine of universal
holiness AID happiness. Seats free ma q q.
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O~THE MEMBERS OF THE COLUMBIA
~ Engine Company, No. are hereby notified
thqt an election for seven of tine Columbia
IIhTaTy. Will lie he u on MONDAY, A priI lar / ~
at the Engine House. Tine following persons have
been appointed Commas oners Of ELECTORS: JuuN
:. BOOTFs. ANDREW L. MCkENNA and JANEs
BARRY The polls will DO kept open from 10 Q
O'Clock m.
S3-3tr w p HICKS Librarian
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Bv GREEN WILLIAMS. .uc,io,..,,

BY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
A CCTlON OF SPLENDID FURNITURE
"WEDNESDAY. the Sd day Of Apri. next a. IA
eclo2k q. NJ the eniire Household aud Kitol en-
FurnltuTe of Mr.. John Calvert. in his former resi-
18th AID 18th sts OF this city. lately oooupied Sg
SsPni, J2hn Wlthers, Assistant Adjatant Cen
This furniture, IN rosewood and walnut vss mad.
20 oder ~ Philadelphia. the carpets and mirrors
tt,mportel from rance, and consists part Of
ParIor Sets, In Rosewood, Velvet and Satin Dam
praPeries, with Lace Curtains } Satin do Ls,pe.
E Large rIeESa Mlrror plate 81 b, 81 inches,
SA11aS,a a,s, Sookoase snd tesere IN Rosewood.
To- q dsr fpe" ana hnss' Imported and made
CHAMBER SETS in Rosewood and walnut
Spring and Hair Mattresses in best sualisv.
A superior assortment of Cut Glass C6}ns ara
o S5soSeTy Ws,e' and other articles TOO nuner-
GREEN WILLIAMS, Auets.
ID The attention of the ladies and sentl.n., of
Alsxsndria, Georgetown and Wsshinstof. and the
ppoEc IN genera, 10 respectfully Invited 20 the
sDovs sale. we deem any Comment alive 20 the
focus; soflcs il to say, we believe II 10 eeusl il
TOT e. surpess any furniture offered for ssJe IN
washington. Ina IS d. g. &w.
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioue.r..
SALE OF NEW FURNITRE TO COVER
sIT0kpas kSff SsssT Az. AZ, s,s q LSn
IN front Of the Auction Rooms, we shsii sell. for
for eis St snS II may concern, to cover charges
Twenty one Double Cottage Bedstesds,
Eight Dressing bureaus,
rOur WhatnOt6.
Twenty ak Furniture Mats.
Tsn oozen assorted Cane seat Chairs. ..
mar cod .. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auo...
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AUCTION SALES.

NU SALE OF SLAVES.
w ILL Be sold AZ the Msrket Hou'c, AleNan-
dria, Tomorrow EysninE, At o CLOCK. two hkey
young NEGRO MEN 90 the h,shsst bidder 81
c,sh n.y. :. Chiffon, AEen'.
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A VERYNlCE PRINCE l. CO.MELODEON.
"A which has bsen used a short time,-
LOT sale very low at METZEROTT'S60
muslc store. Also, several d-handSIIyTI
Pianos. no 90
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By GREEN WILLIAMS hucu"neeTs.
No. 500. oorner IRA aad ID sirecfk.
LIME BAY MARE AT AUCTlON.-On SAT
Il UkDAl MORNING, the Sth instant. 81 n
O'Clock We shall sell, IN front OF our ,ton :. on
a hue saddle or BuEgy Bay Mare. sOld fos no fsu Z
the owner hayipg no further use for her.
II GREEN n WILLIAMS. Aucts
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MEDICAL.
coD-LIvER on.
JOHN @. BAKER &c CO.,
nlASUFAcTunEEs Or THE
PURE MEDICINAL
COD-LIVER OIL!
No.I54 North Third street,

FlilLADELEHlA.
G. BAKER 4 CO., In Offering to the pniiIic their
~ brand Of COD-ILyER OIL. have great pleasure In
WaTTanting its excellent quality; which, after many
years 81 lAbOTtous experience they hnse succeeded
In perfectlngs t
process from freai aud healthy hJerS OF the GGdHS
l1OrTIud codhshI selected With extreme care nndcF
land.
Its sweetness, purity and Iresness make u scaree
~ dstasteul to the most delicate patients while tho
untfdrnity OF its mode Of preparation makes Il the
most desirable brand Of OIL Ia The market.
The uncertain quality. and defective manner OF
preparing CodlVer Oil have precludeSi many suffer-
ing persons trun rightly hppreeiatinE Its mCrits
mly testing Its remedial virtues. While its
depends mainly on the employment Of genuine ard
powerful article, no advantage will refut lrnm
single trial In general It OPetates In avery gradual
nhnnrr long perseverance, In its use. 1t
must not be taken only occasionally, or IrreEuaTly
but IerseVeringiy AMI steadily, continuing its use
even after apparent recovery 10
The physician may rely, with full confidence. on
the merits OF our brand Of OIL, while the diseased
tent Inns guarantee that, in using It, he q taking
me'iietne, the Virtnes aud efficacy OTsWhich have
been tested by eminent medical men.
II ls tlls most ehectuAl remedy for Consumption
bronchitis, Asthma, Cont, RheumEtism, aud all
scrUtul0us Infections; Oftentncs producing immedi-
ate and certain Effects when other remedies hive
been taken with little or no benefit.
lteiJ0ys ta mark ed confidence Of mum rOus Ecien-
tine and medical men, whose spontaneous testInOni
ais endorse the superiority and efficacy nf our OIL
giving t0ihe public an assurance, that this truly
valuable medicine. when ObtIined freAh aud free
from anixture IL Safe aud reliable remedy for the
diAeases named. d nUY.Al-Sul
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aailg gutrIIi9ratrr.
The Coolest Thing ON Rseord-An In.
eIdent OF the Mexican war


AS General SCOTS army was marching
triumphantly into the city of Ncxiro, n
procession of monks emerged from the
gate of a convent situated on the euiuence
at the right, and advanced With slow and
measured tread until they met the army at
right RnEles. The guide or leader OF The
procession WAS venerable priest whose
hair WAS WhiIened with the frost of tnuny
winters. He held in both hands u cOntri-
button box upon which there wis light
eued candle, and when within IA few feet OF
the army the procession halted As the
army proceeded. mHnyA TTne believer in
81: Patrick dropped some small coin or
other into the old pFiest's6oX. And, when
it was observed that the soldiers w6s
searching in his pockets for something TO
bestow, the old priest would step forward
and hold bis Gox to receive the donation.
Ultimately there came along tall, gannt,
limbcr-sided, gduder-looking Yankee, who,
ON seeing the poor priest, thrust his hands
into the very depths of his breaches mock
cts, ms If in search for n dime, or something
of the kind. The priest, observing this
movement, advanced, rs usual, while jon
nthnn, holding forth greasy-looking
paper, commenced very deliberately un-
folding it. The old priest anticipated u
liberHl donation, and put on an air Of the
MOST exquisite tHusmctton Jonathan
continued 70 unroll piece amer piece of
dirty paper, until ct length be found
piece OF tri-tWisted smoking tobacro. Tic
next thrnst his hand into another pocket,
and drew forth a clay pipe, which with the
utmost deliberntiou, he proceeded to filthy
pinehing off sthall particles of the tobacco.
When this was done, having replaced his
tobacco in his breeches pocket, he stopped
forward aud lighted his pipe by the old
priests candle, and making an awkward
inclination of the head, INTENDED, per.
hnPs, for bowl he said, ''AIuch obleeged
TO ye, Squire, and proceeded on.
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MEDICAL.
HEA4 WHAT rHg PEoPLR sAY.

The underIe.. q haYing used Professor HUM
PIIREYS' SPEOIFIO HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
In oT fHmliIeS with .ha most satisfactory TeitS Al
having fun confidence In their genulueuesS purify,
and efheAey, eheerfully recommend them 70 all per
sons who WiSii 20 have safe reliable ana etleArteuS
remedies Al hand for private Or domestic USE.
Tie Rev. VIM HoSmeT, editor OF Tie Northern
independent Auburn, N. H.i the Rev. l. H. Cree
5Sry b D. Rector Of 81. PeteES Church. Auburn n Y;
tl,a Rev. q L Ives, Chaplain OF the Auburn State
pFlsln; the Rev Spencer 81. Rice, Rector, NeGibei-
EErrt,ee tie Re7 Samuel Nichols, EaStrGeneseS Can
ference ~ Y. the Rev. p. 8 Pratt Dorset, VT Tie
Rev JOHN x Robie, Buffalo; A. G. Ilart, Esq.,. Utiea,
n Y the Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Me-; the Hon
Schuyier Cpllax south. Bend, Ind; NE Hon. George
IInmphreys, n. &. IIenEy D. Cook, Esq., Editor OF
the Ohio State JournAl" Columbus, Ohio: the lI0u
Chase, Monticeilo, FiR the Hon. joseph Benedict,
Clca, n y; Vim. Bristol, Esq, Utica. n. Y.i A :
PonI, Esq, Utica, n. "; James PilnkS Esq, SAsl-
Nille. Tenn
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BALTIMORE
Commercial G College!

FoUSDEps .cHAETERED, 1854
L 0tC ATED,
Cor. baltimore and Characteristic,
HBAITIMoRE MD.
fTNtIIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
y pToSperouA and aouEishins condition. Twice du.
ring the lust ySaFs s 1t been necessary to obtain
hFger apartments for the accommodation of the In
every State In the. Union
II now occupies one Of the most conspicuous md
destrably located buildings In tile city The room.
are eommsdiously arranged, spacious and eleeSntIy
furnished. -.
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring TO qualify themselves properly for the
various dutIes Of the Counting Iloon or TO obtain
Thorough Practical BtFiNGSS EiucutioH generally are
In nny particular, by any duar estab
iahment in the United States.
FACULTT1
Elk, lOSIElt,
PriAcipal-Lecturrr on the SCIENCE Of Accounts Com
nlercc, business Customs, etc.
\. NJ. PIIILLIPs.
tfOleSaor the Theory aud Practice Of Book
aud Commercial Calculations.
Associate Professor OF Book Keeping
n. O. JOHNSON, b
Professor Of bushes. and ornamental PenmanShIp.
s. 7. WILLIAMS, Esq,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. 4. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial EthiOs.
TRUSTEES: #aet
Hon. JnS. p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua VRnsant
Hon. TIlOs Swami, VIM. II. KsighIer, Esg,
!G .S;.l Trust y vs., Esl- Vim. KnNbs Esq
ESlfge Is provided with Commercial Library
dents. y 80 S'''
Each Student has desk to HIMSELF aud is .epa,
There being no vacation during the year, sutlent.
can enter Mt any time
etimsasually required tOcOmplOtoth full cOuse,
A DrPLoX1 IL awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully OrnRnIeutel Circular. con-
tNining upwards Of sQUIRE EEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View OF the College various
Characteristic designs, pemnRiIEip. &c. sent liz man
fesf chTEgs, Accompanied with catalogue giving mi
particulars. Address L. X LOSIRR
... baltimore Nd.
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Lr., o. sPEcIFIo REMEplEa.

30. a.-ToF wonn Fever, Worm Cole Wr,tins the
M sNo. a--yar Collie, Crying, Tes,hnE, and wakeaI-
s So :, 4@rar b.rrhoa, cao,sr. 1nfa,pn, aud sa..
10. 5.TFoT Collie, driplpr., Dyseptery, or Bloody
f'SE o.s-Por Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting.
No. T.-Ror Coughs, Colds, Influenza, And Sore
No. s-Por Tooth.Ache, Faee.aehe, and Neuralgia
No. s-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fulnsaa
NJ Il iS S Ptt.s-For Weak and DeranEed
stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint.
M. iisSPUR FENILI TRRE0rLIRrTiEs, seanty, Palm
No. o. ia9lFor IsneoTThsa. PrOfuso Men'e', and
20. is@For 6 Group Moarse Cough, Bad Breathing.
No. I4-SLLr RnEuG PILIs-For ErySlPelaS, ETup-
S SS fsRnG 20 PiIls-FOr Palm 1ameness,
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, Loins, or Limbs.
A-For PeVer and Aguei Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Up P-PaF pies 1and or bleeding. Internal or E1.
ssrnAL v-.u..
FAli;ag Weak, or Blurred Sight,
O-F,r CatarTh, OF. long standing recent, either
With obstruction or pTofuSe- discharge.
W. O.-For NyhOOPlRG Cough, AbatinB liz ViolencS
and shortening its course.
IN all ncute diseaSrs such as FeTers Inflammation
Darrhoa, DyscnteTr, croui lacuF atisni, Nu'i such
GrpptiV diseases ~ Scarlet PeyeT ueaSles sd Fry
EpslAs, ~ dTaHiRge Of giving the proper remedies
promptly Is obvious, Ai'I IN NIL such gases 4 sle-
eihes act IKE CHARM The entire disease Is often
arrested at once, and in an violence Of the
attack L moderated, the dis ed, and rem
dered less dangerous.
Coughs and Colds, which are OF such frequent &C.
eurrence, and which often lay the foundation Of
diseased lnnEE, bronchitis, md consumption, may all
be nj once cured by tile Fever and Cough Fills
In all chronic diseases, such Dyspepsia, Weak
stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles, Fe-
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes, CHiarrh, Salt Rheum, and other
old eruptlons, the case Inns SPECIFICS whose proper APP
pleattOn Will AFFORD cure In almost every instance.
Often the OF single chronic ,lifcuiiy such -
Dyspepsia, Piles or CaturTh, Headache or Female
Weakness, has more than paid for the ten times