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skirmIshins with the n ebels.

CoRINTH, July 2.-Eight or ten regiments Of
cavalry, under Gen. Chalmers, attacked Col
Sheridan's advance guard, about two miles south
OF Bienville, about O'Clock yesterday morning.
Our companies made NEST brilliant charge on
the enemy's rear, and at the same time Major
Conn, OF the I'd Iowa cavalry made dash in
front and on the enemy's left, alarming the ene-
my so much that Col. sheridan was enabled to
hold them In check until half past three O'Clock
when the enemy commenced retreaiing, but
Sheridan having only the I'd Iowa and ID Michi.
gan cavalry, was unable to pursue No report OF
the loss is given. The enemy make demopstra.
hons daily on different parts Of our line.
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,e 12-eo1m& Gso,ns,oxyn o r", 1 n

MsssRs. II. A. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from theIr
branch store, 3Os Pennsylvania avenue, back to
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
train, and arrive In In twenty -four hours cheaper
to our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them filed at man
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, (where they have the largest assort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods In the world, J IS
Mix street, Boston, Ma0. may 19-M watt
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LroS's MAGNETIC Issrcr Powpxa,

LYoN's MAGNETIC Insect POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows in favor. 1t kills
and exterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Pleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden Insects, &c. All genuine bears the sig-
nature Of z. Lyon, esd Is set poisososs 10 persons
or domsssie assssals. Beware Of countesfeits and
limitations. st8s-
Lyons Powder kills all Insects In trice,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. ID. 8. BARHEs,
may teo3m 2te Broadway, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

INSTANTANEOUS cuRE of Corns. Bunions, Cal.
OF the feet. NJ. Pedrait, from Paris, Surgeon
ChirOpodist, is enabled by peculiar process, to
eradicate the most painful excrescences In a few
minutes, without the least pain or the slightest
Inconvenience to the patient Consulting hours
from nine q m. to fve p. m at his office CIar.
endon Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sixth
street: Best reference given In this city.
iv 5-wiw&
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A FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DR.. TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
RERB DOCTOR.

HERB DOCTOR.
Posr OFFICE, Washington, d. c., June %.
ihls is to certify that have intensely suffered
for many wears from dyspepsia, loss of Appetite
nervousness, and general debility, fainting, ex-
hausslon, cholic, pain In the breast &C., &C.
After trying the most scientific doctors Of the
present day without the least particle of relief,
TIL commenced to use DR. TumhIety,s Herb
Medicine, which has restored me 10 health.
u. B. CLARK, Post Of1ce
Good Ns,rs for All
WASHINGTON, June 70, 1862.
TINS is to certify that have been stone blind
Tor upwards ST two years. The best doctors IN
Washington failed to cure me. | was led to DR..
Tumblety blind, and In a most pItiable and de-
plorable condition. My eyes appeared like ul-
GERS, which discharged great quantity Of pus or
matter. DR.. TGmblety has performed the cure
Persons wishing further particulars can call and
see me SEvA BAILEY
At Mrs. Barbour's, 375 Sd st., bet. d and E.
WASHINGTON CRY, June 20, 1892.
To the PE5lic II have been under the practice
OF DR.. TumbietY for some time. When | first
applied to him he stated precisely my complaint
and feelings, without asking me any questions
whatever NV complaint was violent cough,
denoting consumption, and rheumatism. His
first treatment was to restore the lungs and evade
the cough, which his medicines accomplished
The rheumatism, which Is OF long standing, he
undertakes to cure, and II he can accomplish
truth, as well known In Washington city for
nearly nine years as florist on the Island.
WM. HueHEs, 9TH and B sts
CoHsumption C1ssd.
Dr.. Tunl5lsty-DsaT Sir:-I am happy to state
my case as foIlows:-l had been afflicted with
constipation, pain In the breast hectic fever in
cessant cough, copious expectoration Of matter,
and continual wasting away Of the whole body
From the symptoms II appeared could not sur
vive many months, but contrary to the expecta-
tions Of every one, DIR. Tumblety has cured me-
JOHN BENNETT, Foreman
OF Nailor's Stable, bet. 10 and l. II SITS.
DsplorabIs Condition Of Body and Mind
was almost dead with pain in my chest, back,
shoulders, side and head; was debilitated that /
could scarcely walk. NV mind was continually
melancholy and gloomy; but were 1t not for Dr.
Tumblety's skill and his remedies, would have
been dead before this. / am now completely
cured. THOMAS GREEN, street,
between 18th and 10Th, Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 1, 1862.
DR.. Tansb!sty-Dear Sir:-As you are always
disposed to make known everything calculated
to benefit society, have concluded to send you
brief statement Of a cure recently performed on
me by your Herb Medicines. I became so low
and emaciated with dyspepsia, liver complaint
and great debility, that have been confined to
my room, and my case seemed hopeless NV
physician not being able to relieve me, applied
to DIR. Tumblety, whose remedies entirely cured
me. John & WASH
je 2S-3w Sexton st. Matthew's Church
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IL The negro, Hawkins, who was hung In
New York on Friday, for the murder Of Capt
Adams on the high seas, made a speech on the
- believe the President did exactly right In no,
interfering In my case. hold no spite or malice
70 any one. | believe Abraham Lincoln, Presi.
dent OF the United States, 10 Just man, and 10
he IL the best President you have had since
George Washington IL Mr. Lincoln should
live until he Is IS old as Methusaleh saws the
y ew York World, be can meyer receive q com.
pliment more disinterested than the above. We
doubt II, IN the history Of crime there is another
instance OF criminal praising the power that
refused TO interfere 70 save him from death.
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BATcHRLoR's HAIR DYE

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE
produces q color not to be distinguished from ma
ture-wananted not to injure the lair in the,least
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red o, Rxsty Hafy
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &C.
IL The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
kLoR, on the foxr sides of each boz.
Factory, No 81 Barclay ST., Nsts York,
m27-ly (Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond st.)
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Hanging Of Federal Scents by r. ebeI..

LouIsvILLs, July IA passenger just arrived
from the South reports that Gen. Mitchell de-
tailed ffty-hve men from different regiments for
scouting service. They were all captured by the
rebels, carried to Atlanta, Ga, and there hung.
One Of them, Robert BIfum, formerly of Salem,
Mess, (now OF the ID Ohio regiment, Col Nor.
ton,) made a speech on the scafold, saving sfhe
considered It no ignominy to die for his country,
even in that manner. -
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ID The Frenchmen OF New York are making
Inittse and obtaining an interchange OF views
for holding mass meeting to express their de-
cided but respectful dlsapproval Of intervention
ia any form oy the Emperor of France In the
civil disturbances Of this country. An address
will be adopted at the meeting, signed by all
frenchnen In the city, far as II IL possible TO
ooiain their concurrence, and sent to the Empe-
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LOOHINU

'EiO AQUA CREEK
AND PlNEY POINE.
1ha PotoTrso Stesmt ost Company Will Dispatch
g. O0tt hsm TAO foot CT Urn EtTest, r.
neShlAs o oysrT morEIIE, lSsE = sif=sg -
cay ex-sPted,)att o'clock. Tor Ae = sc.1S<z1-srzss
CIseA Atc PP!Lg - " GT5BTy's Landing. Rsturnirr
wa. I9SVo sc 3 Teck oSery uaJ. tSuEGays c.
sep eJD st Ociocs N
n 9. nneot. q. fright bost VII! run evory daT,
Fer Gie sht olo Pfsaase apptT on board the bOats
Dn Sst1fo.ys, the boat eEvtUC ~ O'Clock IN
The morn az wall extend her tUP % p ~ev PolUt
Sd p.ii-o T5A terinfCl 40 izTdlaEs. Returnlng,
leave Pirsy PoiE- 3: eight O'ccck on SUnesT eve
nlrE.
Fare 70 hQa.N Creek, 81. RogRd tris, S.
Fare = = DrT PC;rt, G =
the whsTv4.. ts IL ms
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Murder Of a Gambler a, Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, July 2d-w Walters, who was
temporarily In charge Of a gambling house on
night. The books of the esta tabIishment show that
w alters had over "a 900 In his possession and IL
10 supposed the murderer got this amount, as no
money could be found this morning, There are
evidences OF terrible struggle having taken
place In the room, although the victim was found
In bed. The murderer Is unknown. 81
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III The Provost Marshal of 81. Loui, has
Issued a circular 70 the southern sympathirers in
that city, requiring them to appear at his once
within s?ecined time, take tbs oath of ille-
glance and give ooad for Its obsefvaBcs.-The
number Of these said 10 have been addressed 10
Individuals Is about one thousand
BJ The rebel 5eneral BfeckinIIdse made a
sIsseh a. Meridian, Miss en- the 9th uIt, 4 n .
tSse - k~niucky g action, but ped 2ed his ovn
'""fo ioi c-'nstaSaels Confederate lighting.
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IDc There are no Hungarians In the rebel army
while the number In the Union service II large
General Stzhel, who was foremost In the recen,
battle between Fremont aud Stonewall Jackson
Is Hungarian nobleman, although since taking
up his residences In this country he has dispensed
WITH lis title. He was an officer In the war for
the independence Of Hungary, and distinguished
himself In many brilliant acfit IL Is said tina,
Gen. Fremont, when at the w est, sent his secret
dispatches TO Washington In Magyar, which was
Is good a. cipher, since no person In the rebel
seIvice knows the tongue.
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The Less Of the Massachusetts Regiments
Before Richmond.

BosroN, July IA special dispatch to tbs
Journal states that Col. Powell T. Wyman, 18Th
Massachusetts, was killed In the Richmond bat.
tie, and Col: Edward w. Kinks, 18th Massachu.
setts, wounded II Is reported that the loss of tie
I'D Massachusetts Is $50 killed, wounded and
missing. That Of the 9th Massachusetts, 3iI ;-the
llth also suffered severely. having only four line
officers left. The lo,s Of oacers in the Massachu.
sefu regiments engaged is very severe. -7,s
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Sa.e Of Cettsu atB,ss..

BOSTON, July 2.-Thsrs was an auction sale
OF cotton to-day from the prize schooners south.
ern independence, Charlotte and Virginia The
prices ranged from 81 ks3l&. fhessleenounted
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Js % stavtJulyis Seors

DaoP0SALs WILL BE REcEivED AT
day Of July, issa for gI.vslinE sixth street from
MarIiend ayeane 20 Pennssivsnis avenue, th >
70 four inches 1t the EnIter hns IRE gravel TO be
OF good qnHiitys 90 be well rskod clear OF stone of
mfropsr nxe, ana then vel rolled with heavy
PIslss.lG VII state the price per ssusrs for
III ooams,sion.is q ~ E.s;.ln =; SEpsS5is pss,Iiss,
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AUOTION SALES,
By WALL 4 RARNARp. .votone,-,

COMMISSIONERS SALE Or THREE
~ a. h0tes. az AYR LOIS oE IHs ISLAND BY ylTtas
st,ict Of CoiGm Si:, hesrI-g date on tue sh Gay
john ADAMS. and others. for dlvisi- q oftfe es
tate OF Al Iander Adamr, deceased, the under
egnsd Commlsglonccs u | Cffsr for ssls az Public
Auction. on TUESDAY, the eth day Of July, A -
d. sS2, st O'CLOCK 9. m . on Ihe prsmi.es, Al the
Ilsht, tto, interest, ard esta e, both lefal and
eScneolc, OF which tho rsid A ersudsr Adams was
seiEed and pcss..s stthe tins OF his deceass CT
IN, and 20 the following vsluab property situated
Ia the CITY of Washington, to Wit OF M m sred
sSEeoten,u7)ln IN squire numbered thyee hundred
so eighty eight, t3eD with the improvements
tnsrSoQ, Consisting of a o'mfo tab frame Dwell
ing house, sdd Lot numbered thiFteen, ClSl AID
psrt 81 Lot nj mbered fourteen O4D sSusTe Lun.
pered fJur hundTe1 srd sixty eghg (fSs) brgIguinE
Tor me SAID part OF Ot f0uTLeen I4D 80 the south
west corner Of sad lot, aad running thence nnIth
with the line Of Seventh streeI west five IS, feet
th3noe east ooo hundred and tasntF-tSo ga fsst
70 - alley IN the rear Of said lot themes III WI
Inc llne OF sad sioy ave s. fset. R3d therce west
Of bsglnnrg, ss des0rI5sd In the Drocee ings with
tne improve eats tasreeD, oonsl.sinI Of two nest
and conve?isnt FrSuse Dealing Souses.
hrs p Cpsrty is clisiby l3cated in the Seventh
sire tsouth, twsan 9ih sEd IOih streets vest a.
.ae , ia1 y iIoEtIE on ScFenth street wes, between
reTrnH of s.le: One -thlrd cIsS; the reside
lor the dsferred payments, psyabe to the eits r,
s0ecuyeli. and DesrIug lDtcrsst from o. G daV of
sale Title deeds t. retsI ed until tho yhOie Jf
the pu clA.e moneJ is paid
AL cOnveyancing st ihst o 4 ofthe ErrcSAser
WILLIAM n. RILEl,
ELENUA BIRD,
JOHN HENDERSON,,
6EORGE r :. ERUSN
WILLIAM L. WALKER,
CommIsy iore-e.
jeas-eosds WALL & BARNARD, huS,s'
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By !. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctionesrs.
T'RuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE oITY OF Wash.
ISsToNLhy virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded
smot the land records of w Wsshington county, ID
G., IN Liber A. =, No. 90. AZ folio ls7 et see
shsll sell at Public uciion, on SATURDAY, 18th
day OF July, 1861, at the oflce OF J. c. McGuire q
20 hucfloneers, Ct i've O'Clock .. m. tne follow
ilE Heal Estste situate in the city Of Wishing ton,
Lots Al, a., +3 q, snd IS, in ssuare No. ss7.
Also eATt OF OF u, IN the subulsislon or Lcts
nos 10, IS, and IL in esusre 5S3, froating on In
diana aysaue. near the City Hall.
The several PSTcels tai InPrOVedl will be offered
se2aTstelv
Ths terms OF sale are: One fourth in cssh; sud
the residuS In tlr, twelve ard eighteen months,
with interest from the dsy of ssie: the deferred
PaFmeIts G 20 be secured by notes sStlEfso,ory "a
the trustee, and her, by dsed of trust uson the
property for tAs pure case # which such n1tes shat
heye been respectively sITs1.
II these terms be not complied with on third day
after the se the trustee reserves the night 20 ro-
sell, upon three days notice, II the risF ana ex.
pence OF tbs defsulting sarchassr
Al! ocnveJancllg 81 Lhs expense OF the rurohs-
Ee:s respecdye.T
J. NJ. CARLISLE, Trustes.
resets J. @. MCGUIRE r. CO. 4ucts.
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TO BE GOOD

- - - - - - - -
OLD FACES MADE 10
LOOK N0U-G AND
BEAUTIFUL.
yOr may obtain = hsrd-
come oOmp!eXlOB. exempt
from pIrIFles, E,Utofes,
go hy usiTE
DIR. TUMBLETY'S
PIHPLE
BsNISaER,
Price, Sl per 90 t,e.
Sent by mai or ezp-ess
TO a1Y aCcrsCs
DENe-No IL wksh-
inS Stoa Building, PeEzsyl-
v-nIs arp3u>, conner OF
Seventh street, WasriLg-
ton, -. g. jsl4tf
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

fOH SALE AND RENT.
TOR RENT-L.rEe, siTy APARTMENTe,
7 furnished OF qnia nished, with OF Without
Beard. Gas IN al the rooms: B. B.throom-ho:. cod
18th and 18th opposite FfaI kin sSUa-e|tRe T1cS:
9eliE htial situation in the o.ty. Or the vho.e
DEn!sABhE PROPERTY FOR sal e ON
PsaGs avenue between i.S ir9sT1a and Il let Tstt est
one Of the Sess ConfsclionsrT Stores m ue cItT,
II rooms, eIcsllent cellar under tie EholB house,
oolleUt location ana srTanEsmeri, IS well suited
ior business OF aSy kind. Dor further plrt,ou ara,
LaR. UntelJ jeS In
pOOMs AND BOARD, with a Northern fsmi
hs ~ IN PLEASANT oaality Eesr the Departments.
sReE e,rd,a house; t1IpituIs sSd .stdEE few Eabe
lween aad II. js24-2m
FOR sALF-Two new hyrt Glass thrss story
B5ICk HOUSES, on the ksiEhts OF Georre-
toEn Iasuire OF W. n. GOnEY. jsH-n
EOBTCoRCoRAN FOR sA ALE-Tho mansion
a House, ex-eneiye ogt-buIldInks, ana f.rm,
formerly SroER sc the Hoover Place" and IGtcr
site GeerIstOwS, d: c, eIntIsoitE eatirely the
Fortress known ga Fort CorcOrsn, . and portion
40 scres OF srab!e land, IN high c6tivIiiop, md
20 acres OF wood land. TEe view frcm the H,n-
the Potomac Ilysr is uasurFassed, 6o:h for ext55t
spe TesssI titIs Ps;tg2t i13i 70; terms 60 Apply
snd Sd stfoss CT Fab As W fSNE koHne9 "a
et LsW, No Indians avenue, Wilmington, and
104 Bridge 81. 6eOrgstowr, ID. .. je Is lmE
FOR sALE-DUibDlN6 LDrS, near the Navy
sIOO eton, payable in small IN. tsiInoats OF si q
month. Assistance will be given 70 those decfc us
% improve thereon. Apply To Fox Z VAN
HOOK over <96 Seventh a jeI7 Ir7s
FOR RENT-A furnished fcur-story BRICE
u UWELLlN0, N q pleasant and heslthful psrs
OF the oitJi with hne large ohsmhers and p1riors,
and AZ
throughout csrrIaEe h0lse ard stable attached.
This Is doStrs5le reBideloc for 81 81, g. or Gov
ernmept emp Ployee IN either cue of the DsRars
ment.. Inquire at 37s Eleventh EtTee:, bst1Ban
and l.. from TO 6 . m. anil
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DAR& BROg5 GHAAD CLOEHINe Depot
ID CO n-r srt 10 streets, Is row tre place
where I'll Ben 60 20 bpJ their outfits OF SINNER
gloiEIn- sd ~ re E7e Eood reasons vhT everJ
Olc shcSld 20 there {. BHg. Firstly, We ee cheap
than NJ other s-lrF estR bbsb meat IN TIE ctty
ScoJrdiy, 1ur garments caurOt Be turPsEFef, "a
sty Q mHkiGE or lsl LTa E-s U.eT Q esl6i 20 the
bsst Of nsychsut tzi oTs' work. A-3 thTCi-. are
S.vays careful n recom8 oEcIT OuT gOuCt Sc What
.hey really sre, hence 10 dscepIJn.
W = respectfully ECifC!t catlEen.. s1blEeIs az
disahA-gei soldiers 20 CONE 50 BAh BROS
artln.r OF NLnthl-g ih-E Eaaf. le IS I'm.
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WANTS.

ON0 MEN WANTED for tbs 5th Regular
GOv Cave ~. Pay, In addition 20 rauons and
clothing, SIS 10 S2 per north,
g. p'emlum naIa 70 olLizens or soldiers for esoh
accepted recruit.
70 farther Information s?ply at tho late camp of
the regiment, Camp Clifourne, 2lst stTs ct, WASH
is as-Im Lieut. tth CsvsIry, Rscruit's ofosr.
p NOTICE.
A HOSE In want OF tmplOyment Of any kind
would better call on the neR IN EGLLISENC
OFFICE, No. 511 9th street, (vhere the best CT
SSy viii be given to hrst GLASS Servants.) I have
vays DpDlIcodons on hand FOR good CoOSr, LEun
drsRsee ambermeids, w alters and Stcmstre seez.
Also, Tor Young Men to wat on tab es In private
famil es or ho;elE. FARM HANDS wanIed. EN-
ployers want o. good hep wall find it 10 their aj-
n. B. houses wanted. The best of tenants
can be obtained without charge by applying IS
above.
m as-ly N. Fl. MILLER.
SNANTED-we are row buying SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DING, Tor which We are paying tie highest
cash prices. Families docliEIng kousekoopinf, CT
having Surplus Of fHrnitare, viii And il 70 their
BON1Z a 6RIFFITH,
isIs-u Ne. S6S 9TH .E. SetE. AID ala.
WANTED-Every person 70 Enow thst su N
w tbs market. ready 70 pay cash for sil rriclea
In the houEefurnishlng line. Those lea wing the
city, or having eurplue, viii do well to cal. r,
BuCHLY, z2e Seventh st., betueea 8 and n stx.,
least side,D Ds&er in Row and Second -hSrd Far
nIrsre. noist II
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SEALED PROPOSALS are InyItsd uutii tie
- 18th day Of III, 1852, for supplying tie u. :
Subs,stence DePsrtuent With 6O0o heads of Beef
The Cattle to re delivered 81 WASHINGTON, ID, C. i,
ana each Snlmal 20 average 500 p5Unf gross, NO
animal edn tied that weigh Isss than 900 pounds
gross. HelfeTs, SSsgs and Bulls. not wanted.
The first delivery of Ca tile to Re meas on tue LIST
Day Of August, o. as soon the eater the Govern
be rec Dired to be delivered under this contract
bond With good and sufacient security viii
be rec ulred. r.
No bId viii be elteTt tanned when put in by oon-
tractors who have previously fGiledso comply with
their contracts IN any Department of Govsrnment.
or the bidder ls not present 70 respond - his
The names of firms should be stated IN fun. with
the preolse address OF eaoh msmser Of the hrm.
nasred ana an oath OF Allegiance must aocoDPiny
81 bids maet be accompanied By two guarantees. 8.
Bids 70 bs directed TO MAyt,R A. BECKWIrH,
q. b. U. 8. A, Wsxhingto1, ID. c., and endorsed
Proposals for Beef Cattle"
sa Form of Gsaruntss.
We, of the ccunfy d, and Gtats OF
.1rI, DO hereby guarantee that - IL able TO
his proposition, and that should his proposition be
ncoepted, no will ef once enter into contract 10
oocordtnce Herewith. shQald the contract be
awarded hin We are prepared to become his seoa
Crhis guarantee must be appended TO each bid \
The ,esyonshllity OF tbs gHarantors mu,t hs
shown bI the afeial certlfcsts Of ths CLERK Of she
nearest DIstrlot Court or Of the United states
Oistnct AHorneJ' jes4
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LET NO FALSE DELIckCY PREVENT.
APPLY IMNEDIETELY.
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

- DR., JOHNSTON.
b = l. TIMOR
LOCK HOSP PITAL,
Has dfsoocersdfke r7osf Certain, Spssdy aad oaIS
EfCciEaE Rszs.Sg ~ fhs Woy!E.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IIP2UDENCE.
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DE- JORESTON.

Memher Of the Roycl College Of Surgeons, Lon
don, trGCUSts from onS Of tie moot eminent Col
etes II the United Ststos and It's grostsT part o,
Shogo lils has bcon GFsnt in tho hospitals ~
LONDON. PSrIs, fhiIAdsiphiB er5 elsewhere. hss
eGoCtaC Ecle CT ne uosE EEaoGI sh Ing cures O. 50
rere ever known; many troubled With riasInE IL
tsS hao.a aod ezra when eElee,; great nervous
LC"ES Doi1S afTn. "a a. sndCen EOuhds boEhf :
ness With Tree uent b.rshIag, attended soFue .nes
With ds-snEemenI Of mind, were cured Immedl-
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

WAE nEPARTNrrT,
OFes htlstEFY SSpsssSfsEdeHf RaSiToads Us
FasAtNsfoN, April IS, lS6a.
no Passenger Train Will be run from w WsshlnS
ton 20 Manassas until further netice.
ID. &. McCALLUM,
cpIs-u Nd. and Supt Railroads, U. e.
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YOUNG HEH

EsssoiahJ who havs become tn victims q Soif-
tsry Vice, thEt dreedfgi and destructive habit
which annually sweep 20 al EEhmelJ Ersye thop-
and brilliant Intsliect. Eho might 9th erEise hays
eE.rS0ocd iIstoni2T ScIstes with the thunders OF
eiCsEcLce or Gakeo 70 eCStsoy the living IRE, nAy
nglt -iga fpfl rOyFfs-o.
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q n FIG CIAkG

DEPAkTME07 OF STATE,
- wAsHISszoN, January IS, lssi.
The Secretary OF SsSte wiz hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on busine-s on ssiurds e,
oOrsHeneins Win saturday, The frs Of roE'
noats.
jan 27-u WILLIAM n. sEwARR.
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MARRIL8R

EAEETEp tEEsCNs, or Young Men oontsmpR-
tirs Aarrissc, beicS s=srs OF Physical weakness,
organic deeilitE, refcTni ties, DO, speedily CURED.
ne yhc Places EIEsel under the care OF DT.
nay clZ:onfy CGlcs in hlB honor q gent, eTaan
oPFICE Ne. SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
leit hand side going from Baltimore strset, q lev
oc917 fToIl tie corLer.. Fsil not 90 observe nGms
StalaS,
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. WaahI.-lE VIC --lIcFnToN, AT cofIOns o.
lGpoteIoy, 6oEertl Debility. Nervousness, Bys
P-PIT, LsngUcT, COnfHslOn of Idess, Palm atiCn
OF the usEIt, Low Spirits, TiIaidliy, frenbhRgs,
DiDncss Of Sight or GIfdiuess. Diseass Of fhs
BeHd, Tarost. sOss or StIn. n heotioBs OF the
LEEEs, sSow-oh or EI-gie-thess teri! ols die
orders sTTsing from SOLITARY Habits OF lOutk-
these Dreadful and D-s tTuofiTe Practices which
render Marriage IrPossIbls. and destroy both
Rriv nd