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CtsAHRNEINsPD92NN sHNIs q 2N uBS uH3TEh Ish REsTAURANT.
to 1f1y% sis .aa. aGsss sss sSss aSss'
generally that he has taken and fitted dSyA4
up in superior manner the Restau- y0Y
avenue and sixth street. He will at al times be
prepared to serve al who may favor bin with :
CARS. as veil as OYSTERS GAME s.d otSe
delicecies OF the season. fel-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-24
A CURIOUS aCAUsE CKLrBRE-

The newest exhibition of this kind, and one
that has excited the amazement of some, and
filled others with indignation, is the following:
gentleman named Higgins, with his wife, re-
sided IN respectable part Of the city. Had
dington Terrace, South Circular road: like not
few Hioernians, they had expended faster
than the supply came in to meet the outlay.
Mrs. Higgins was entitled to the sum of $500
in the English Court of Chancery the interest
of which she drew during her life but the
principal she could not touch, but had the
power of bequeathing it by will. To get at
this sum was desirable-but how? With the aid
Of an attorneys clerk, they hit upon the fol-
lowing plan: He drew out Mrs. Higgins's will,
hsd 1t regularly attested and executors
named; f5 were left to the priest Of the parish
for masses " for the repose of her soul, and
tlO to the most deserving old women be could
find The attorneys clerk got a woman, Eliza
Duly, to engage a room in house in Bishop
street, to wake the corpse Of woman said to
have died in the neghborIng Meath Hospital.
he then went to an undertaken, bespoke cof-
I'm, on which was put brass plate with the
inscription, "Mrs. Maria Higgins, died 10th of
August, 1860" and had the coffin secretly
filed with ssnd and other materials TO give it
due weight, and brought to the house in Bish-
Op street
The wake was regularly kept. A hearse and
two mourning coaches were brought the sec
oiOOiJ ouu bLS pIbCtosIbu, Win
Mr.. Higgins and his sorrowipg friends, pro-
ceeded to the cemetery-G -Glasneyin-where q
priest performed the usual service, and the in
teTment took place.
The will was regularly registered, Probate
taken out, and documents with the certificate
OF the death and burial transmitted to the Eng
lish Court Of Chancery; and the $500 minus the
Legacy duty remitted to Higgins, in whose favor
the will had been drawn by Devereux, the
attorneys clerk, who, of course, received his
share Of the spoil.
A person who passed under the epithet oi
the ''Black Doctor" was the attendant on
Mrs. Higgins during her illness, and received
flO fees. lie certified the death, but decamped
when the astonishing information came to the
ears Of the police, that Mrs. Higgins was alive
and well. The others, namely, that lady her
self, Higgins, her husband, his brother, and
Deyereux, the attorneys clerk, were appre.
hended and prosecuted by the town lawyer:
before the magistra les Of the head police Office
on charge Of conspiracy to obtain money
under false pretenses. I. appearing by the
evidence Of those who attested the preceding
facts, that all the parties were imposed upOT
| except Higgins snd Devereux, the attorney
clerk-they alone are committed for trial.
Eliza Duffy, sister-in law Of Devereux, wh'
| engaged the room for the wake, states tha
| Higgins personated the sorrowing, bereaveC
| husband to perfection; he had sported tn,
broad Grape and looked the embodiment o
despair. = Dublin Correspondence ~. Y
CsuTteT and Enquirer.
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EDENSlON OFFICE, JUNE 6TH, 1861.

A?P !cat on tavIng been Hs under the act Of
<5d june. 1863, for the reissue O. the Land Wal
rants desc lhed herein. which are alleged .u nave
o. lost or DESTROYED, not is c, eby given That
az the date following he de cuption of each War
rant new CertIf cato, of Ike tenor. will be ls-
sued, II no va Id objsCtIoD shat then appear.
No, <,95!, for 80 aares, I.suCd to JaTss Ralisn-
ger on the 9Th of April, 1856. under the act of 81
March, 1855 June 18th, 96i.
Nc. T,i14 for lzN acres, icsr ID 20 L. hR 9. Freel
on lhs 18th Ju Q. 1856, under the act Of 81 March,
Ie55-JUre 22i, 1857.
No 62,78r, fO' loo acres, issued to Henry DIerk
Ing on me 2ist OF Ap ii, 1857 under ac of Sd March
la5j.-July l, 1861.
no 1861, for 40 40 es, issued to Neharr Yaho-
1881 July Sd, 1861
Nc. 81 ,9a4. for IS screa, issned to James Wilmer
o. the 18th January, 1857, under act of Sd March,
lG55.-JU y I, 1861.
no 5155. fo' 81 acres issued 20 Lemue Carmikel
on The 10th of reptemb5r, 1855 uEdsr act OF Sd
March. l8t5.-July 5, Is6I.
10. 2I,<72 for I2n acres. issued to Reuben owe
lann on tHe Btu October, !85j, uuier e. @ act OF
Sd Mar n. 1855 -JulI 9.h, 1861.
no 80 bdo iDr 100 acTe9, Issuel uTder tile act OF
m-r0h, 1855, In the naT OF ~ sarna ii ub ard
widow Ct John Hnb ard, decFa ased aud granted
on The 10 dsy If Juno, 1s56.-August 81, t86l.
, no 1854. tor 80 acres, ISSUED unter the act OF
March 81, 1855, IN the name of vii lam TAYLOR
ini granted on the 18th day of Marc. la56-Au
gust 7, '86
No. sll6. for 16O aores, issued under act of 1897
TO hugu5tus Ing am, private of Captain Murray's
company, Segond regiment of Tennessee lnfsn,
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
~ m " "NEln n
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

WAR pBPARTMBSr, JUNE IL, 1861.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Department
June instant, for supplying the Stat onery de
SO ibed in the subjoined schedule during tho fiscal
The stationery must be of tha best quality.
Ssmpies must aeo9Hpsny the bids
bond, WISH approved sureties. for the faithful full
h.ment "f HIS oontrat; and the Department will
AZ q in suoh quantities as It MAJ deem proper. as
below stated.
Paper made of Linen Stock
81 reaTns despatch cap, I'll. ed to pattsrn wei gh-
ing l6 lbs, PER Ieam
0reams fOolscsP, ruled or plain, weighing Il
go reamg qusrto post. ruled or plain, weighing
lO lbs pc ream
SI reams note paper, ruled or plain, Per Team
10 roaEs ,9pylns paper, per roam
80 ea dSasn DIotfns otfn PaPs55 per esT sm d%1sD
10 reams eneeloPe paper, b"f OF yellow, royal,
10 reaia. Msaila wrapping paper, super royal.
eO,Ot0 envelopes, Official sizes, extra heavy, per
90 900 envelopes letter sizss, extra heavy. per
ado lS1 sn,i sIHiis|Ns a. aiIio pei pen & iPsr gross
dozen Faber's b ue ard carmlne pencils, per
60 dozen p5aholders, PSF dazen
dozen ivory folders plan per dozen
,4Iuzen efassrs, ivory hsndlss, Go
10 dozen baded knives, Rogers d Sons, por
2dozen ofh,s scissors, Rogers & SINS, per
dozea
20 dcZen '.aynard r. NOyes', or other black ink,
Ilquarts, per dozen
20 doz' n French caruIlne ink, In ounce vlals,
per dozen
dozen Ipk.t'Pds, Dr.per's, whiinsy's, or
equal per dOz
Is pounds sralrg wax. soar ct, per pound
10 Poundh India rubLer, prepared. in pieces,
PER pound
~ Dc zsn silk taste or braid, assorted, per dc zen
50 doze red tape, IN pieces, assorted sizes,
10 doze IN red tape, in rolls, assorted sizes, per
dozen
% .Ounds linen twIne, per pound
6duzon large jars muoIlaIe, por dozen.
je l2-I2, ,I8 .6T28
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PRENTIcKANA.-The Charleston Mercury say,
that the U s. Armv Is Z" made up Of odds and
ends 4" Alb, Mercury, yos have found, then, thai
the ''oddsn are against you.
Mr. Simms, the disunion candidate for Congres,
in the Ashland district, said short time ago tina
he would rather go to the penitentiary than tC
Congress We think there are very few homes
men who wouldn't rather he should.
The LincOla Adminis'ra;ion has stopped the
carving of pills To the South. Hence no NOR,
work will be done there.
pugilIstic fight 10 a MILL a word hght
windmill; a. ht with firearms powder mill
The snake Of secession in Maryland has beer
Seotttd, but not killed.
The Courier tells us that " the rebels' are saiC
to be "out OF leather +" Some Of their politica
leaders will never be out Of i'leather" I'LL theI
lose their heads.
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EoLaan's Volcanic Oil Liniment.


fhs saly ssfs nnh GsFt.n fer CGncg-s PiIss
sers svsngs and ETenehils Csitrs, ParaysiI Ns1.
f1Eis, Hsainsss Of tia Asscss Chrsuc
khssmatism sfnsIs sf tEs Jsnr Cenract.d niusess
hesnsnts hsrsshs or TSetAcLs, ETEss, Eprainl Fr,A
Cv;s, Nesnds Ceir, Fever ssrst, Caktd Breast sor.
EFflss Lsrri Heats ssrs Threat any tcn or
pain, dfsrsncs kav Icy ths JI,,,E. nav
have siiEisd, MCLEAE's CELERRATED LIkIMEST /,
G csrtLin Ttmsdy
rhsu,sncs ef hsnsn ss.nEs been rsv,d M. s d.,
tPit1ds ant ssTy sJ the sftts nvalsssls rsmsdy
Mel ELN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINENFYT
WILL ssisyt pain GlInsst InGsntAnsssEy, snd viii clean,
parity and hIA s sECTl AL iGcr.dbls .hor;
FCR HORSES AND OTHEH ANIMALS.
h5LEAH's CELE2iATED LISI5iENT 10 III, onlT al.
ana Itsos rsntsy for n, Of S-Gvin Kine sop .,
NaaEas, spnus Unnatural LEmpt, Heasa CT Sy ga
n'.sT fslsd 10 ezrs Big R.Gd, Fslsril, FItc.s, 6G
ksanins Ssru, sf SsssByr If Prs7sr!y Epp;ti Fer
ePraIi krrlss scratehsI, CTscksd Reels CdafsI
81 CsiEr 6ais, Gus, ssrss, WsG74s, InfslLs
IsmsaJ Apply directed ard certain IN ever
iAGf.nCs.
Then ints IsngsT Wiz he many ~srhI,ss Linlsnsat
Stst,G e t5s o2 ia sspfi, .! DR. bSLKAEs CE-S.
ExASEC : kls!HEHT. I. win csrG res
}. W. MCLEAN, ssls Proprietor,
CssGsr EhTo and e:ns as, g. Lezis es
CsASLEs srOrT, Ns "a. sE., ss,s sssuI in Wsth:ss.
80 ess-Tsts-s ~
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THE ALL-sUFFIOIENT THREE.

rJ,HE EALL-sUFFICIENT THREE.
TRIESEMAR,l,2 Gad S-Protecied by RoyAl
Letters Patent OF England, Snd secured By the
Seals of the ECOle dc Phkrm>cle de icTle, and the
lporial College OF ModlaIn0, NiennA-
No. IS Inysius ble for exhaustion and na:oFsbea,
AMI al ply sicsi disabilities.
diss-ses that Sye been theTtO trested by the nE.
Eouur and pernIolous nee Of CoptIVn cTt cnhcnr.
Ne. hGs entirely ECFp.anted the InJarl Use Of
mercury, thereby ln5urlnE 10 the sufferer EPeeCy
relief, dispensing al impurities, snd rootiuE Gu
the venon OF disease.
TRlESEMAR, NOs. ], and 8, are prepared N
the form Of q ozenge, devoid OF taste and r,ccli,
and osn be carried IN the vslstcCat pocket. sold
IN tar Cases, and divided into doses, I'D
sc. PrIcs IS esoh. OF four osres for %. which
ssves Is; snd IN 81 casee, vherebv there 10
ing of S9. To be had, whOlessle and retail, of DR.
BARLOW, OF lSS BleeoEor street. New Yofk, /,
Immediately on IsceivIaE q remittance, DR.. BaTroF
wall forward the FTIese,5r 20 any part OF the votd,
securely peaked, and addressed according to tire in
BtructiI ms Cf the writer.
men with damaged and broke en down oonstitU tons
is "HuTaan Frsilty, or Physiological RessaTohss."
IL is beautifully illustrated and treats ninutely q
~ the symp oms that invariably develop them
90 YES, sooner later, resulting from the freities
and vitstinE habits Of earlJ youth. Incapscitatns
the victim IRON snaIIng the ffuitiOn of the matTI-
monIa state, and IL not checked in time, cegeuer-
atlng al the functions Of manhood, and brinEBEt
slm step BY stsB % hngsrnI and pntinely death.
doors belov Msodougal, New YORK. PrIoe .
cents, Sent free ever where.
inftOn, ID. G.. de 99-6in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-24
LrEMALE BOARDING AHDDAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Mrs. 8. ]. MoCORMICK, PRINcIsAL,


The thirteenth annual SESSION OF tnls Institctlou
VII! commence on Tuesday, SeptemboI 18th, In the
No. $50 King street.
The course of study purEuod will comprise sll
the brSnohes regulate b. thorough English Eau
2laton, and Music. French, Latin and Drawing, il
IA addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared 10 receive G limited number OF pupils cs
afaeLE, Who, onsttuting a part OF heT own lam
lily, will he under her immsdl ste and supcTVl-
sion. Sho will sndeavor as TAR as possible, 10 sur
round thea with the comforts and kindly influences
Of Home.
R.tIsxees.-Rev. SEQ. VI. Nortoa, Rev DR.. Ellns
lsrns9p, Roy. ID. =. SsElgg, William n: Fowle,
Es; E RobsfJ, RbssJ Il. hHfHs6n5fa Hsun5faon.E EEs % sscS
Editor EYsn'nE Star, Bspjanin w aters, ESf u "a
En,vise, Jr., Esq, Col. ohm w. Minor, I.oNdour
Messrs. Blackjack 8 Marshall. MeesFs CorEt
Brothers.
TEsxs.
Doard with Tuition IN al the English Branches
S1C or tae annual lsessioI-pGya5le solai- annually
IN advance
Music ard Languages At Professors prioes.
H. 10 extra charges. au 2e-ti
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trr The New York Board Of Underwriters
have again reduced the war rate, making IL only
1 per cent which Is q return 70 the old rates Of
fortnight ago This action is prompted by the
later sdvices from Europe in regard to privsteer-
Ing -...E
III During the last year the I'D vertising patron
age Of the corporation Of New York was distrib-
utsd smoBg thirty newspapers, the amount paid
being 800, % --'
IL During the late passage Of the stesmer City
of Baltimore 20 New York from Liverpool, >. she
passed about hfty icebergs, some Of them more
than three hundred and ffty feet In height.
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

QEartsT1aster's QRcs, U. S. M5rins Corp,,l
Washington, 22d May, 1851. {
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at this Office
until tuesday the 18th day Of june. 1851. at three
ociock 2. IN for supplying Wood and CO.l to tine
y 5. Marines stationed 1T Wa hington, ID. c.,
iron the st July, 1851, to the 5Oth June, 1862.
The wood 10 be best oak apling, and TO bo deli "
ered, piled measured and Inspected at such points
within the walls of the Marine Bar acks ss may be
des snated By the Commandlng. Marine CfLcer,
free of expense to the United states.
The GOAL to be best white ash anthracite egg
coSl, free from dust ami TO weigh 2y240 lbs 20 the
ton, tn he weighed inspected,a a delivered st such
POiltG within the wss of the Marine Bsrracss 5 as
may be designated by the Commanding Marine
Ofcsr, free of expense to the United state; and
both wood snd coal to be furnished at such times
and In sueh quantities as tho SAID Commanding
NJ 8 Inc Ofhcer may rec ulre.
Payment will bc made upon the quarterly requi
siti1n OF the Commanding 'fioer ttating the quan-
titles REG uired for the of his command agTesa
bly, TO regulations.
A guaranty, TO bs signed by two responsible per-
soss, hose respons bllity must be certified to BY
the U, s. ID strict Judge, u Z. District Attorney
or U. =. Collector must accompany each proposal
otherwise it will not be considered.
To be endorsed - Proposals for Fuel" and ad-
dressed 70 the unGersigned.
w. O. SLACK,
R24 law4w Qu,rtermaster Marine Corps.
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
NR. SHUAAN has, efter en experience Of ten
~ years, established the abovo refuge from
suackery, self labeled Indian or German doctors,
oral
This is the only psce where . cure and speedy
cure car be nb.alned N the world fos eli mpro per
and evil habIts, gOnorThe, sicet, seminal week
nesS, eyFhi'iz, primary secondary, and tertiary,
OrEslic Wer knees. pains In the oias, structures.
general debility, pTostTGtior nervou ness, rest ess
ME hts, pa )aIou of the heart, TpFin tho cars,
lgas OF M OTy, copfy lo1, nelg affect oHE
at tn2 heAf, throat, noEc, ind sEIG, Sld I'll r. 3se
p'cliIaT dis"Ta arising from :s indlscTosioa Of
StuUy, sCci6tE, or msgfllFs.
DR.. :. has the g:eatoSt remedies in the known
world Tor disSeSaE nf the n cod. yonoTrhR. geet,
structures, 81 PaIlIs, seIiIel weakness self sSrse
&c IEere Is no osas IN which they inIl TO cure in
ffoG 70 days.
Victims Of these horrible complaints, who you,d
vIsh to be variable mon and ornaments TO soolery,
should embrsoe the earliest opportunity for relief
DIR. Shumsn res made the most conn, ,ets arrange
ments for the comfort Of his patients who come
from DISTANCE. They will DO furnished with the
most 2'asssat and ngT2c3ble suaT ter necessary
Diet, and Hsd as comfortable 8s they would be at
hrst c.a ass rot5l at ICES th6a ns.lf tic coet
DO not forget the n4iEe and number. Dr.. Shu
mans ott@e ls on the corner OF Sixth street and
Pennsy .yenle sysnue, Clarendon HV;el, opposite
Persnns At = distance shou.d encloEe stamr fnF
return postage. OAcs hours, A. NJ TO 10 y. NJ
Various parties have been eL.icEd from NV iu
sntutIon by certain swiHdlers on back streets M
this oity, who will rye Il q tho Gay ol thor sath
A word 10 the WIS., sufficient. Iy
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r, J, MARSHALL
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- Al POINT OOK-OUT. MARYLAND.

SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
~ AT PolNT OCK-OUT, MARYLAND.
This &C ebratad Bathing Place. situated at the
junction OF the Potomac River With the q 4
Chssap AXE Bny. will be opened by the NSHA q
under signed ON tho 10Th of June, IN the SE.kE
very besS style, for a i persons who nay wish a
sale aud quiet retreat, whore they c,n have r. q
n ht o! tie best salt water hat ing aud epoy the
deiicaclas of the uateF such as Fish of all kinds
Oys'e's, crabs, &c
Every dsscTi ptIcn of fishing tackle will be kcnt
for the acc Jmm HdstloD of guests.
A hne iiyery stab Q kept on the farm
Also, ten pin ALLEYS and h!l lard saloons with
all 9thsr smusements usually found at spoh places
Fhe table VIII be supplied G6iy with fresh veve-
tSbies iIUIn the g.Iden on the premises and from
the Ha IImnTe end Washington markets.
tthe Bar. "
Board, : 2 pr day; one wsek, Sl2; second week
want half-Nrice.
The steamer st. NIchoi.s leaves w.shipston
Tu5sday ass NJ. end i'sltimorn on Friday at D.
IN The bei paste o'cl"ct ?. In. tram from Wa h-
legion WI, connect at Ba Ii more with the boat
reacning Point LOOKOUT daily ; algo, e tri-veekly
SITS from Washington, by way OF t.eonardrown
IN ADD eas the Eropnetors, a. Point Lookout,
Washington. y ., or AISsaadTia, Va
m 81 HEFLEBoWER n co Proprs.
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DENTISTRY.
DR. CHAS: r. BoTELER.

~ SURG EON DENTIST,
Having located himself permane nentIy v in Washing
ton, Offers his professional services 10 citI --
zens nnd solourners, In all the var,OusSy$SR
branches of his prof 'ssion upon the most <OlO
recently improved system of Dentistry.
Dr: D., having studied with one of the most en-
lnent AND experienced Dertists of Washington,
and Ssl with the Degtal College of Ba tinore,
from whom he has recelved his diploma, feels con
Isf9o ory to those who will test his professional
Ofice No. 336 Pa avenue, between 9th ,ud 10th
sts:, over stevens's Lace Store open from q m.
W p. H. Ap l-eO2m
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mar E-tf
NFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALES
" OF GAS METERS,

,HOTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That, agree
soIsiion a1pgcyed May is li?, the undersi .ned is
nov prepared, "5heneyeT re {rired III writing, tad
examine, tsGt prove, MD ascertain tho sncuracJ OF
TeEi:GStloa OF Sny sas s:er in ps. in thlC cIIy."
EFsry meter, ffouEd incorrect, vii! rs condemned
aud another, sealed and marked as tr;se, viii be
act Ir rs rlzce: II proved TO b aecaIste IL ita
measurement OF gar, IL will be ee7loi accordingly
and aE6ln put IN 2csitioH for GBo.
OEoe 10. tl0 Seventh street, (aosT Odd Fol
OWE Hall Open from e. m, to ,. m.
CHhRLES w. CUNNINGHAM
jy1s-E Inspector and Seller of g "a "a stsrs
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UNITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
D. s
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
On dn1 after Thursday, BfGy I6, 1861.
PASSENGER TRAlHs BETWEEN

"ISHIINTIUN AND Dh hLTIMUKE
~ Will rnn cs fOi!Uws:
LEAVE WASHINGTON at Z I5sDd 71Oa m
auu 81 and 10 p IN. arriving at Baltimore ut $50
and $50 ". an 4G5 and $50 p. m.
LEAVE RAiTIMDRE 70 and % q IN q I'D
S45 and p m ar;I wing at Washin-tcn at no ard
IL a. IN. and IS and 6 IS .. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 7 10 a.
m. AMI IS p. m, and Baltimore at 81 a m and
Junction.
Trains leave Anna polls for Baltimore and Wash
lnEtOn at $50 4. IN. cud Is y. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Vsshing ton at Ais and
10 g. IN and 81 p. II. make direct oCaT eXlons az
ba;unDTe for PhiadeiPhia, New York, Boston,
Al articles of freight mot contrabnnd of war
Will 10 Transported over the lino rInnage Tralus
Will oave Baltimore at4 ~ G. III. Leave W ashing-
ton at7.p
BY order Of the Secre..rv of War:
THOMAS a. SCOTT,
ml6 GerTT,.J Name gsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-24

ID The crops In the Sacramento Valley are
represented a. being dried up. by long continued
drouth, the prospects Of Q harvest are represented
- being very gloomy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-24

w GAS IXTURES.
w T. Have IL Etore, and are dol Y reoaJ ylnf q IS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Fnsh; superior IL style to anything heretofore
offered Ia this market. We invite oitizons general
Y 10 call and examine our stock OF Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the beet
SCI acted stock in Washington.
Ali Work in the above line lntrrsted TO eur cars
viii be promptly attended 20.
MYERS McGHAN.
mai t-N HT,i ID strAAt
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1T g. MILITARY ROUTE

1T &. MILITARY ROUTE
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trans will leave the Depot st
!.lO a. m snd 81 p. m iOr PHI hladelphia and New
York. Tr:ns viii arrive 81 10 e. IN. ard az D. 70
THOMAS A. SCOTT. t3en'l Manager.
ma l8 lGLrOn. In Eel. end Renuhl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-24

SCHWERIN'S PILLS are SURE death to Rats
snd Mice: Sohwerin has received certificates
from the President Of GiraTd College Directors of
other PTOmi rent institutions Of Phi adeIFLIa L.
S.Iaiiyr esh!astonr ID. G.; ind Charity HosPital
New Orleans, L6
The original certificates can +. seen st ths
Wholesa!e Snd Ret8Il Depot 1914 North second
street. il.delphis, and for sale this city by d.
u. CLARK, corner Pa. avenue snd ~ sts., and by
al! Druggists and Grooers.
BEWARE OF SPURIOUS INVITATIONS.
~ Remeraber To ask for SohweTin's Annihi-
leting Powder.
L.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

7 SNYDER,
Is PL UMBER AND GAS FILTER
Has removed to the oCTaAr of Twelftn and r al.
He Ia prepared to Introduce Watcr and Gss upon
satisfaction.
BE has on hand 9 lot Of COOKING ard other
wishes 70 get rid of them. no II
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roots AND sAOEs TO sgI7 TIE
u TIMES.
Wear now mknufsoturinE all kinds Of BOOTS
snd SHQES, and co9sAntly receiying s~RRa
supply of eastern made work Of evsry de- EE4&
ecrtqtior, made expfassly to order, end willS wv
be sold ut Q much loysr price than hsa bsens -
heretofore charged in this city for nnch inferior
srto.N.
Persons ID want Of Boots ard Shoes Of essfsrn or
cty made york, viii always end good assortnen
GRIFFIN q BRO,
Hk-f S1t PennsylvsniS avenue.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SALr WATER BATHING.
~ ARSIiAI.

SALf WATER BATHING
NJ MhRSHALL'S PAVILION.
Ihls tavorlte resort for those seeking health and
pleasure Is now open. Il Is situated IN A A
-. Mary's County, MARY land. on the yENA4
Potomac In view Of the Chez apeake To lE,Ets 1
those wishing 20 svoid extreme fashion, aud seek
quiet but ag[eeab 0 place where they can be at
nome, IL is ut6Icestes-- pendid Bathing good
Anghng-FishIng and Pleasure Boats Tree of
charge for the guests; The Table is supp led with
al the salt water de icaoies-hue Oystsrs. Soft
are many Inducements, which the undersigned
{ ems unnecos ary to mention, as the situs,ion Of
his p ace ana his past n asa cement embrace sufi-
cient qua sntess for his future patronage
The steamer IT. Nicholas leaves WASHINGTON
ever tuesday at O'Clock and Alexandra at 7
a. m. Returning, leaves Baltimor, on FriIay AT
Pavilion each way.
Board-SI 20 rer day; So per week; s2s Dor
month Children and Servants ia price.
DAILY MATS from Washington and Baltimore.
at LeOnardtOwn, Nd.
je 6-lmE r, l. MARSHALL
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4 OUISVILLE ARTEsIAN WELL WATER
4 Blue Lick w ater. AID other hedicinSi Water,
always iresh. Also, flesh supplies OF FnTe Msdl.
othsr Medicines on sale.
MOORE's West End Drug Store,
ep D-1W ll3 Penn. avenue.