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The encouraging news brought By the Euyopa
had the natural effect Of stimulating the general
markets, ard rendering holders o! breadstutfs ye,v
firm In their Views. But the 1ateness of the sea.
eon, and the uncertainty Of being able to get pro
dhce through to New York before the close of nay
1gation, as well as the pro pect Of higher rates of
freight both on the lakes and canals, all tended tn
limit the demands OF shippers. Added to this.
the rather unsatisfactory response OF the steam
er's neWs from New York, to-day-which showed
very moderate advance, compared with that at
IiSerpool-and TIL speculative inquiry which took
place Immediately after the Europa was telegraph
ed almost entirely disappeared Leaving holders
disappointed. Altogether, it was an unsatisfac
tory co.ditiou Of affairs, both to buyers and sell
CITE.
There was fair shipping demand for spring
extra flour, but holders were asking an advance Of
1o115c per barrel, which waa not accedea to on
the part CT buyers. Towards the close, however,
holders became rather easier, and about 600 btls
Tere sold at an advance Of 5010c on yesterday Is
quotations $3-s09425 being the rauge for fair to
choice. Winter ext1as We're in less demand, and
the market WAS quiet bnt firm, with sales at 81 50
R4.95 for medium to choice,
There was good speculative inquiry for epring
Wheat at the opening, and the market WAS buoy
ant; but as soon IS the New York dispatches
were received, it became quiet and closed dull ut
IN advance since yesterday OF 1D2c per bu.hel.
Winter wheat was quiet and neglected. About
75,G00 bushels were sold at 79c for No red; TIC
for No Cred; T19i3c for No spring; and 6s@TQc
for No 2 Eprtng-closiDg at the inside figures.
The co1r market WAS inactive, Oh account Of the
f1mness Of holders, who were generally asking
an advance, and the sales were light, at about yes
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MARINE LIST.
, Q RT OF Oh 7 c a q {

ARRIVED. D....-......0ct. 81.
Prop Tenona, Conkey, Buffalo, 40 Packages fish,
Bark ogontz, Roberts, oconto. 40 m lumber.
Bark Ell L, Stubbs, Buffalo, 1oo tons coal, Is m
lumber.
RI. Ri. H.,,isgata Muir, colborne.
Brig Empire State, Minten, Buffalo, 100 tons coal.
sehr CT Richmond, Keith, Buffalo, 20 tong coal.
Schr AutoeEat, aroEg. BufI.lo, sundsies,
Ssb5 HeSa e9 JSssy Ss RaS M & seS b7 et
sebr Eliza Logan, Barse, Budalo, 10 tons coal.
Schr Comet, Stark, Buffalo.
sshr so1pTa1d, @ T5acsy Presgae lie go tons coal
schr Theodore Perry, Ba1ck, colhorne, ~ eds
schr Warren, Conner, Sand Bay, 50 eds wood, N
sctr Poland, Galligan, Traverse Bay, 60 bags
sehz Albany, ,,a Smith, Gen.reville, 81 eds wood.
schr L., LB Nichols simons, CentEeTille, 60 cda
schr aiontezuma. Millen, oswego. 1860 brls salt.
sshr Ez;s6a1ge R0T;e too brs salt
schr Il Rand. Clel1and. Sarnia, 80 N lumber. . ::
sehr A1go, Abraham, 0conto, 160 n lumber
se 7ely aEas &aes RePsss a gSs1 :,
16s btls salt.
CLEARED: Oct 81.
100 bbls flour,
Prop Lady Franklin, St Joseph, 800 bbls salt.
B,, Ia fa racaf FI;soqsh B6o'hes ft psnsSgsse
Bark C. I. stubbe, Green Bay, 5000 bu corn,
Brig CT Hutchinson, Williams, Green Bay.
Big Fshny ssha;t Gardner Sullivan Buffalo, 14ooo bu
schr Gesgine, Duneyan, s1anitowoc,
schr Wellington NSas3g Simpson, osrego' 1850 ou
Schr International Hilman, Buffalo, II bu COIL
Schr Eliza Logan, Barse, Bafalo. 1900 bu corn.
schr Masking9m, jeffrey, Buffalo. la6D bu corn.
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Candidates,

TIC TIE VOTERS OF CHICAGO
= AND COOK COUNTY-At the request OF many
friends, hereby announce Dysen as candidate for
, 1861-11-01

E See advertisement of Messrs. Mac.
queen & Grindon. PoEk-Houae land slaughter
jyr establishment for rent
, 1861-11-01

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON Il
~ QUINCY RAILROAD.
Passenger Trims leave and arrive 1t EtcAx1 Il fe4.
loEs:-ntT k1press st IS + =. {S4nda{n s1esptep.
arrives ~ {6undayB exceptEd) NIxht XIp{a9G
leaves at s5 F. T. tsaturdAys e1ceptea1 erTi7es q
~ \: n. Mondays e1cepted} A2zor1 AecoHmods-
1on leav@e at 4Ea NJ {Snndeys e1cepte1} atttyu1
1t 1c:ls 4. T.. {sss7rds57 e1eePted-l .
g. C. EAMAQND 3U9f.
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T The, City Railway Company have com.
L enced distributing their iron for their new
1i,e on Canal street and Blue Island Ayenne,
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OMMERCIAj.
THURSDAY KvEE1Ka. Oct. 81, 1861.


hE31.h15 LAB- TWENTY FoCR HOURS.
Elos1. Whit, Cosn, Oats, RE, Bar.
bria. bu. bu. bu. bu. bu.
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CLERK OF TKEtSupERI0R COURT,

friends are requested t. vote tor ne T. the above
nounced 1
ot3i-hs4 St THOMAS Z CARTER
FOR CUUNTY JUDGE.-Wl-
- liam r Barron offers himself az candidate for
tee office Of County Judge at the ensuing November
election and respectfully socts the sutages Of bis
1elloW cllzens- ccl-g7s4tlm
JAMES 3. BRADWELI, a resi-
years. s candidate ior CountT Judge at the e1sunT
November EaeGtior BIZ platform Is Down with Party
-DoTn With 1raitors-Erf. rec the LlT-Su1Dort
the Constitution, and Maintain the Union ocSx1m
, 1861-11-01

CHILD Rus OyER-A child, six years Of
age, son Of Mr. Casey, Of the. West Division,
was run over by man driving buggy, On
Ha1sted street, between Van Buren and Jack
son streets, On Tuesday forenoon, and his
ann broken The boy vas picked up nearly
ineensible, and Dr.. McAllister sent for, who
set the broken limb. He Was in \ compare
lively comfortable condition yesterday.
, 1861-11-01

One Hundred Teanasters Wanted.
We have dispatch from E. q. Castle, tue
Supervisor of Railroads for the Western Nil,
i'ary Department at St. Louis, stating that
the Government will give immediate employ
ment to one hundred teamsters, at $40 per
month and rations, If they will go to that city
by to-morroW's train-and also, that the Illi-
nois Central Railroad will pass them down to
st. Louis at Government expense. This may
be relied upon, the dispatch being signed by
Mr.. Castle.
We judge from the dispatch that this call
for teamsters Is imperative there is VERY
important work Of transportation to be i'm
nediately done.
, 1861-11-01

SoT1cE-AH pertons to whom tickets to
the Sherman House so1ree have been given
:or sale are requested to make returns Of the
lumber sold upon Saturday Of this week.
, 1861-11-01

TIE OPERETTA--The last performance of
the Fairy Ope1etta occurs at Bryan Hall this
evening, upon which occasion the more bril-.
liant portions Of the 0peretta will be rendered.
Immediately after the concert, which closes
at halfpast nine, the young ladies Of the class
viii give social party to their friends.
, 1861-11-01

14Vhu0Ht OEEUDEf -,
MONEY MAnKKT-Coreole closed at 921nea1
toE money Sales Of Eric shares at 23@a3&; ii
3sf discount.
, 1861-11-01

4He CATTLE CAsE.-The motion for new
t1A IN the we'll known cattle case, Street u
Bee1es, before Judge Barron, Was argued by
the counsel for the respective parties yester.
daJ. The Court reserved its decision until
this morning. In the mean time the case has
assumed neT phase BY the arrest Of Street,
the plaintiff, for perjury. HI. Street gave bs1l
in the SUI OF &, GOO to answer any Indictment
which should be found It the next texn of the
Recorders Court sgninst him and ~. released
from custody.
Personal F. MElerd, Esq, Of this city
for come gears past well known a.
counselor and Justice Of the Peace, hiss re
liz quished his citizenship In Chicago, gone tt
New York, and become member Of the tirG
Of Mi1lerd Brothers, In the General CommIs
sion bustness, whose card viii be found II
our advertising columns. The good charae
t&r Of this house, aud the well known judg
ment Of B. F. Millard in matters connected
with the Commission business-he hayius
been for some time, several yease since, tn,
commercial editor of the Dcnaocnatic Press
will 10 doubt sttract the attention and cor
aideration Of these who may require the ser
Tsces Of such q house.
AECH1k1c 1cFusuERRs-Francis 7. Sherman
Esq, lato proprietor Of the Sherman House
and well knoTn to nost of our citizens, VA
yesterday unanimously elected Lseutensn
Colonel Of the Mechanic Fusileer Regimen,
Ccl Wilson, at Camp Douglas. The ree1
zne1t has now between seven and e1rbt t11
drtd mechanics enlisted and uniformed vii
wi1tex clothing. Col Wilson intends to Il
up the regiment to the maximum Of 1,2e
nen. The men are uniformed and drilled .
Infantry, but their specially Is mechanical L
bor On bridges, Notifications, ETC., and tht
receive 40 cents Per dsy more pay than COL
non soldiers. Col. Wilson intends to lea
for Washington this evening to procure arm
and implements for his regiment. During b
.nsenee the regiment viii remain under COZ
ms1d Of Lieut. Col Sherman to whom app
catscn may be made for enlistment At b
heaequastezs, Camp Dougtaa.
, 1861-11-01

IF The Cloister and the Hearth, or Maid,
Wife and Wldow,":A new novel BY Charlea
Reate, author Of tt Love me Little, Love me
Lcrg,"" "Peg Wellington" &C., Just received
by McNalJy d Co., 81 Dearborn street
, 1861-11-01
Location Of the U. 8, Afmory.

Location Of the U. 8. Armory.
In accordance with the call published in the
daily pape1r, and circulars Of invitation, the
various committees appointed at the late meet
icg at Bryan Hall, In reference to securing the
location of the Q. s. Armo1y at Chicago, met
at the cffice Of Goodwin, Larned e. Goodwin
in conference with Others of our prominent
citizens to take into consideration what meas
nres should be adopted to more fully cazry
out the spirit Of that meeting. Among the
gentlemen preeent were Hon. I. n. Arnold
Hon E. c. Larned, ESQ Col G. G. Hammond,
Gee. Gage, G. G. Wicker, Fred Tuttle, Esqs.,
ard others.
M1. Larned took the chsir, and stated that q
Etmorial to Congress, carefully prepared, set
ting forth at lergth the reasons and adyantag-
ea OF the location Of the Armory at Chicago,
was In course Of preparation and would be
ready for circulation on Saturday next
Mr. Wicker urged the calling Of mass
meeting In the city, to give expression to the
feelings Of the people Of Chicago and the
Northwest, which he thought would have a
powerful influence In extending the working
interest in the matter.
hr. Wicke1's suggestion was seconded by
| Hon. L N. Arnold, In an able argument, dem.
onetratipg the influence Of such meeting in
milling the Northwest. He further urged
that the subject should be placed before that
portion Of the public originally from the East
IN such manner as to command their inhu
enee with Eastern men To accomplish this
enc, list.of names Of parties in this city waa
sasen, through whom euch result might be
, 1861-11-01

SIXTEENTH q, s. 1xFARTRY.-The Sixteenth
regiment Of United States infantry, which has
III en- in the camp OF instruction at Maine
Station On the Northwestern Railway, will
probably move from their quarters either TO-
cay CT tomorrow. Their destination is
Louisville. The regiment ia yet but skeleton,
1rmberiDg 800 to<400 men, under the com
nsrd Of Capt. Townsend, q. s. 4.
, 1861-11-01

Schr Albany, Smith, ShehoyGan,
Schr L B Nichols. Simons, 6heboycau.
Schr Atgo. Abraham, Depere.
Schr Pilgrim, Fineae1d, Depera.
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STEALING CoAT.--A man named Patrick
Lawle1 vas arrested yesterday for the larceny
Of coat from one George Burns, proprle-
tor Of concaEt saloon On Randolph street,
and held to bail in the sum of $500 for trial,
by the police mA4istrate
, 1861-11-01

NEW BOOKS At WALsH's-"The CloIster
and the Heart, !" new work by Charles Reade;;
Army Manual by George Patten; "Cecil
Dreeme," BY Theodore Winthrop and Gen.
Neclelan's crimean Report, q J. P. Walsh's,
corner Of Madison and Custem House Place
, 1861-11-01
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD.
For Milwaukee, La Crosse st. FauI,
0AAKos1l, Berlin, and Inter-


On aud atter TUESDAY. Oct 1et 1881, PAs5erxar
Ira1Is Will leave the Depot Of West knzio Kt1
Carai streets tsandays exceTtea-s SIS f.nows:
at 2:13 ?. b. and POS A. n.
Passenger Trains R1siEe 1t chicago nt ECO 2. n
and gas P NJ -
WAUKE9AN ACCOM3IoDATIDE TRAIN leAvsz
Cticaso a. $50 F. H. aGd nsrte at Chicago at $50
a. n s, C. BALDWIN,
nu.4 tnn4rt-tanHeu4
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CHICAGO d ROCK ISLAND
ron and arrive at Chicago "a toIlowa:
At q. 30 E. n. Sundays excepted
Night ExFress leaTes at SIS H.. Saturday az
tePted; srrive 1t 611 L. n. Mondays excepted.
Joliet Accommodation s 90 T. ". Suldayb u1cept
Sd JO5N r TEACY Cfn 8lupr
r. l. 81. JoK4. Gen1 Agent dt5
, 1861-11-01

L Q. Of o. F.-The members OF the several
Lodges in the city will assemble at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Randolph street, this (Friday) eve.
ming, st half past seven O'Clock, to give euita-
ble expression Of respect for the memory Of
their deceased Brother, the late Past Grand
Sire, Thonss WiIdsy, Au members of the
Order IN the city, with their families and in.
Elfcd friends, are requested to be present.
, 1861-11-01

NEW COMMISSION HoUsE.-We call the at
tention OF the business public to the card Of
Aessrf. Day & Curtis, Commission Merchants
No. 10 Dearborn street. Mr.. Day was for
many yean cashier OF the Bank Of Peru and
has vide and honorable reputation. Mr.
Curtis has long been fayorab1y known in Chi
cago business circles. We bespeak for the
house liberal ehare Of the public patronage.
, 1861-11-01

6-AI4h.lNA q CHICAIO UNIVN
~ RAMRQAD.-sPRIsa A8R4HaHHr
0n Nd aflel Monday. Ap5n iatA. 15dI tra!ns VII
leave e.le street. depot fpo|R Sund8Js excepted
2:43 4 n and Bis T. NJ for Belv!dere7 Rockferd.
Freerort Warren. Galens b9n1eith, DubnqHe, md n
telmedtate poluh; 0.A8 A NJ sad $50 r. Il for
Dixon. Polo E1lton CedaE Kaptds snd t1tsrmediasa
points: 90 2. u for Elg.n Eeiv1ds1e. Rockford. nd
Sdta;e peinfa Paase1Ee5s for Belolt and JAasa7Ms
Lake AcEenrY. E!chnond, Gensva Like aud Inter.
mediate polata, Will take the 800 4 II. train
4aeEpinE Cars Eight EatLs-
z 5. EALCOT. een sup1-
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPIThL

WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SHUMAN has, ater an experience Of ten
~ ,ears, ests bIished the above refuge from
sueokery, self f-lsbe1ed Indian or German doctors
aEd pretenders Of vitohorsft and impostoI IN gen
eral
This 10 the only place where q sure and speedy
cure oan be obtained in the world for al mproper
aEc evil habits, gonoTrh6, gleet, semi Isl " eak
ness, syphilis, primary secondary. and tertiary,
orEanlc weakness. pains IN the loins, STRUCTURES,
general debility Hon, nervous hess, ressl
nights, papitston of the heart rn rng in the ears
loss Of memory, confusion, melancholy, affections
peculiar disorders arising from the indIscretion Of
youth. rendering them unit for either busiuess,
study, socIety, or marriage.
DC, :. has the greatest remedies in the known
world for diseases of tbs blood. Eoporrhrp rleet
structures, syphilis, seminal weakness, self abuse
60. There is no case In which they fal 10 cure in
from, 10 days.
Victims Of these horrible comslaints, Who would
wish 70 DO valushle men and ornaments % sooIety,
should embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DIR. Shuman hiss msds the most oomp etc arrang E.
nonts for the comfort of his patients Who oome
from distance. They viii be furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable guar ters, necessary
dist, and made - oomfortAble ss they would be Al
DO not forEet the name and pSmber. DR.. Shu
PennsylvanIa avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, Washington. d c.
Persons ~ distance should enclose stamp for
return postage. Once hours, A. NJ. 20 10 r, NJ.
Various parties have been entlced from nv in
shtutlon BY oertain svlndlers on back streets N
this city, who will 1t I'LL the dag OF their death
word to the wise is sufficient. aps-ly
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"I am lost" said the surgeon, in a melan.
choly voice.
"Come, don't disturb yourself in that way, ~
said the officers. eve will take ii in turns to
stay with you until you depart" In fact,
three officers who had lost all their money at
the gaming table accompanied him to his quar-
ters, and offered to remain with him.
The second day after the surgeon received
the permission he had asked for to return to
France, and began his preparations for start
Ing the following morning with q lady to whom
Murat had given a strong escort. He had Just
finished dining with his friends, when the SER
want came up to say that lady wanted to speak
70 him. The three officers accompanied him
down stairs. fearing il might be snare. The
woman was the servant who had assisted at the
scene We have described, and she had barely
time to caution him against the vengeance Of
her master before she fell dead. She had been
poisoned
The effect of this tragical catastrophe upon
the surgeon was, of course, great. To drown
his melancholy, he and his friends drank i'm.
moderately; after which they laid down on
their bed in the same room. In the middle OF
the night the surgeon was awoke by the sound
of the curtains Of his bed being drawn back.
He sat up In state of great agitation, from the
sudden manner in which he had been reused
from his sleep, and saw the same Spaniard
standing beside his bed whom he had observed
tive. The surgeon called out:
Help. como to me, my friendsl"
AT this cry Of distress the Spaniard gave
vent to bitter laugh. THE opium grows for
everybody" he said, and pointed toward the
three friends, who were sleeping soundly; at
the same moment he drew from under his
mantle an arm which had been freshly severed
from body, and thrust il close to the ewes of
the horrifed surgeon.
Is 1t the same!" he asked, pointing to the
sign which the surgeon had so imprudently de-
scribed.
By the light of lantern which the spaniard
had placed on the bed, the surgeon recognized
the arm, and his silence was sufficient confir.
nation for the unknown, who, without asking
another question, plunged his dagger, as he
supposed, in the surgeons heart, and fed
HaPpliy, the point glanced along the bone,
and missed vital part, and the surgeon even
tuaily recovered from his wound
Some years afterwards the surgeon was one
night at public ball with some friends who
were acquainted with his history, when, while
In the act Of conversing with them, his jaw
some object in another part of the room, and
he appeared suddenly attack by ft of epilep-
sy- His friends turned to see at whom he was
staring, and beheld a tall, looking Span
lard, thin as q skeleton, whose eyes shone like
hre On his arm leaned q lady of great bea auty,
but who seemed to have no use of her right
arm The Frenchman turned again to ask the
surgeon If these were tho persons whom he had
encountered in Spain, but he had disappeared
By sudden impulse be stepped up to the lady
and asked her where she had lost her right
arm. She replied, without a moments hesita.
ton, "ln tho War Of Independence
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HcLeanG Volcanic Oil Liniment,
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No. 2.6I5.


S1' :aly ..f. .ns certain cure ss Cancers. Piles, p,
oers evslinSs and Rrsnehis Csys, Parslyss, Nee
sslEA 81 M.sslss.
nssmat1n stifnsu sf Che gstnta, Csureetsd Mpscls.
sfanantsi Eefashs On festhachs Brssss sprsn. Tr,sh
SSs,, nsS,Id. S., Elssn. sr.'% ss.s. c.L.s
pain, dtfsrsnes hsv lsnx The dsesss may
have existed, mckEAET CKLEBRAfED LRIMENT 70
q ssrtain remedy.
fhsusonds ef bsnan sstnFs Sssn saved a life sf dis
sTsFitsds and mssry sy The Of this invaluable remedy
heLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
WEI rslsys psio slnsst and IL viii elsab
purify and heal the fsslsst In sber,
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
heiEAhT CELEBRATED LINIMENf 10 the saly ssfs
ana rslabls rsnssy for the Of SPAWN,
HmsGalls, spnt, Unnatural Lamps. Nodes
nsrsr failed TO cure Big Head, Pslsvi, Fistrs, Old
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Cellar 6clls, Css ssfss, wslnds IL infsl1els
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fhsn iis l.nS,r vt-h he many WORTHLESS. Linjp.ss,
sfsIsd % yea OBTAIN q supply Of DE. NcLEAHT CELE-
BRArED kInIMEHY. II viii esrs ysu
J. n MCLfAh, asls Prsrristsr,
Corner ThiTd and Pine su, d. Eslis, As.
CnAkkE1 1fOrr, rS Pa sv, ssls agent In WANING sJ
tsa L. O. CIssEk. sssvsssvs h-pAWlv
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pENSION OFFICE, JrsR 9TH, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONFIRM

Application having been made under the act of
Esd June 1850, for the reissue of the Laud War
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 have
at the date foil wing the decor ption Of each War
rant, new Certificate, of like tenor, will be Is
sued, u no valid objection shall then appear
no Z-ZI3' for l3 acres, issued to z eu bep Love
land on the lsth Ct October 1885, under tie aot of
ID March. l855-July 9Th, 1861.
No T,6H, for go aores, issued under the act of
March Sd, 1855, in the name of William Taylor,
and granted on the 18th day of MarcH, ls5S.-Au
No. 50 6aS, for l6O acres, issued under the act Of
March. l9S5, in the name of Susauns Hubbard, ,
widow Of John Hubbard, deceased, and granted
on the 18Th day Of June, ls5s.-August 81, 1861.
No S,ll6, for f6D sores, issued under act of Is<7
70 Augu 'tus Ingram, private Of Captain Murray's
company, Secohd Regiment Of Tennessee lnfan-
uy.-Ssptember 6lh, 1881.
NO. 46 75, for l20 acres, issued under the act of
March, 1855, in the name of jacob Gulick, AID
granted on the 24th day Of January, ls58.-Septem-
JOSEPH H. BARRETT,
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Q l41av
WASHINGTON

4, This insttgt.on, whI is under the control and
nursing and hospital management, is now open Co
the public lis located shor Il distance southeast
Of the Capitol and Immediately opposite ths we'll
hIown , arroli mansion, on seoOnd street east.
The buildings are spacious, and, with the alte n
tons recently made, vel adapted to hospital pur-
poses. The grounds are extensive and well laid
out, and tastefully Oynsmented With choice fruit
and shade trees, evergreens, and Towering shrubs.
trovldepce Hospita! is admirably suited TO pa
uents wishing to avail themselves of the advan-
sases @ Of h9,pts. and yet enjoy ali the comforts
ing ON casualties or Mons sgious diseases re-
curing surgical or medical treatment will be ad-
United upon comply ing with the regulations and
oondl IONS of the institution.
Patients Will be reoei. ed in the wards at four
dollars per week, or by arrangement can have prl-
vate rooms on reasonable terms. Tn y will re-
oeivs g. the and attention their cases may
guire from Or. J. NJ. TONER, the Physician and
surgeon n charge Of the house, except when pa
Gent prefers to employ his own physician It 10
destSn TO give all the members of the medical
profession n tns District an equality Of privileges
IN tins institution, and every physician who may
haye case in IL nav rest assured that his pa lent
Eli ee carefully nursed and his medical directions
faithfully executed. is l9-aoIm
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SALT WATER BATHING,

81 MARsHALt's Al PAFILIoN.
lhls laVorlte resort Tor those seeking health and
Mays counsg2 Sgsn .tysnd IA s.nssed ss
Rotomac, IN view of the Chetapeake. To lE:kkH
those wishing i to ayo,d extreme fashion, aud seek
hOms; It i IS1ssOesa Splendid Bsthns rood
and hard Crabs, Sheephsad and other Fish. There
deems unnecessary to mention, as the situation OF
has place ana his past manage embrace sufh-
It,
everJ Tuesday at O'Clock, and AlexandTIs at !
4o'SiGSk ?: p she will land passengers at the
meSh Gs9en Sss and SS: sS per s
paily mails from Washington and Baltimore.
or further INFORMATION address the proprietor
ie slim. r. MARSHALL.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
ETh;. AT al .i.d PoIN5 tb0okjOuI bI MARIkAND.
unotion Of the Pote@ao River With 1hs
GnSssaPsasss Che Bay will @ be opened BY the EAY
:.is ana quiet retreat S6ere they Oan have sa tie
deLicaoles Of the water, such as Fish Of al kinds.
Eyery description of fishing tackle viii be kept
for the accommodation of guests.
fine livery stab 9 kept on the farm.
al other emusements usually found At such places.
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vege"
tables from the garden on the premises and from
the Baltimore and Washington markets
The best Liquors and Cigars will Always be found
at the Bar.
Board, 50 per day. one week. sI7; second week,
3lo four weeks for SIS; children and colofed ser
- The steamer ~. Nicholas leaves Washington
Tuesday ate m. and Baltimore on Friday at D.
m The hall past O'Clock p m. train from w s.h-
Ieaohlns Point Look out daily /; also, tri-veekly
stsse sHa e from Msshlngton. by way Of Leonsrdtown
Washingto ton. p c., or Alexandria, Va,
m 81 HEFLEBOWER q co Prop'rs,