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POST.0FEICE TIMETABLE.


GUNNER ANGEAlENT FOR
~ the arrival and closing of the mails at the Cleye-
E1srER WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New York,
THROUGH WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
York, arrives 5sO ~, $40 P. NJ; closes 500 P. n,
PrrrssUReH WAY, daily, for Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, Pittsburgh, Cantonj Akron, Mas
sillon, steubenTillaI b. y. r. r., arrives s5 n;
closes S:25 A. N.
Washington, arrives 6;SO P. Nj closes 4;l5 P. N.
CINCINNATI WAY, Columbus, indianapolis, St. Louis,
Louisyille Nashville and Cairo arrives 9;l0 NJ
closes 1000 P, n. ..- .Ls [ +.
Louis, Nashville aud Cairo, arrives $3.50 A. Nj 500
WEsrERS WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit, daily,
arrives g:25 A. n; closes 1000 7. n. ... ..l.I.
THROUGH WESTERN, Toledo Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives g:l0 P NJ; closes go P. n. .-
SAEDUsKY WAY, ElyTia via Northern Division ar
rives at $40 A. NJ; closes 4:45 P. II.
hAHOsINs WAY, Warren and youngstown arrives
Medina WAY, daily, arrives i:CO P NJ closes 500
A. N. 5000
RoCKPoRT, Dover Sheffield, North RidgevilIe, &C.,
arrives and closes on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
BATH, Brecksville Copley, sc, leaves Tuesdays
and saturdays at 700 A. n; arrives Mondays and Fri
lays at 500 p n. ..
SHARON CENTER, 0nngert Hinckley, North Royal
ton, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 1904 n;
riyes Mondays and Fridays at 5:O0P. n. --.
MARRESsyILLE, daily, arrives lO:l5 A. NJ closes
1899 A. N. ~ ... " '-'"
EksC CIEvELANDRnd Euclid, daily, arrives 9:O0A NJ
Time Of distribution OF mails feauy rUr aeIt- 1.
usually one hour latter than the time of arrival Of
Mail and drop Letters arc required by law to Be
prepaid a-I o. IEi.ls| -T.lEi 'r.lI -..l
An City Circulars are required to be prepaid with
b4j- Office Opeu from T.90 A. n to 73n p NJ --
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FROaI ROsTON.

4t sF BOsToN, July =.
Secy Seward, Thurlow Weed, Anson
stager, Sup't of Government Telegraphs,
c. P. Buckingham, of Washington, and c
A. Stetson, Of the Astor House, arrived
here this morning.
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FRO1I sT.LOUIs.

....r. .s.I. ST. LOUIS, July <,
The Democrats special from Memphis,
dated 30th, says adyiees from Richmond
this morning state that the Confederate
troops have been driven from that city
No particulars. -.rt -.
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CoNGRFssIONAL.
WASHINGTON, July 2.


Mr.. Powell, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported back the bill to punish
persons giving or offering to give consider
alton to members of Congress, for prOcur-
ing contracts from the Government.
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PIANOS.
DIANOo ! PIANVo |

TDIANUO TlANUO = -ss5rlls.
G.. 4. BARLOW, AGENT, No. 3, F
Elclid-st.. cleveland, Ohio, Is now
selling tbs celebrated KNABE PIANOS at great,
reduced prices Having Just received large assoTt-
nent of those superior Instruments, he would invite
aM Intending to purchase 10 call and examine them
Wore purchasing elsewhere, Every Instrument IL
a NHanted Five Years.
ps ,s 4, owed uud boxed with Piano Boxes ioI
sais Phases Tuned and Repaired BY C. +. MATTHEW
baHBlTta2
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The following will show the danger of
Attempting to perform editorial duties
towards the public, and Of furnishing news
to the people;
BALTIAoRE, July /.
The arrest of c. c. Fulton, one Of the
proprietors and editors of the American,
and his committal to Fort McHenry by or
der of the Secretary of the War, having
been made public, the publication of the
following correspondence in reference
thereto becomes necessary. Previous to
leaving the city for the Fort, Mr.. Fulton,
sends the following dispatch to President
Lincoln:
To the President IF che United States
SIR: find myself under arrest, and on
my way to Fort MeHenry. 1 appeal to
you for hearing, and prompt release, in
behalf of my family, who will be in great
distress at the execution of this impracti-
cable order. The Secretary of War au-
thoriEed me to publish my statement
Respectfully,
[signed C. C. FULTON.
To this the following reply was re-
Oeived;
WASHINGTON, June 80
G. G.. Falton, Fort HcHsary:
l am authorized to say to you that your
arrest was made for publishing the state
ment that you were preparing de called
account, including facts obtained from
Washington, having been sent by special
train to communicate with the President.
This is regarded by the President and the
War Department as fragrant and outra-
geous violation of the confidence with.
which you were treated. The publication
Of facts obtained from Washington, under
such circumstances, is a high military
crime. Respectfully,
lSigned, E, S. SANFORD.
Military Superintendent.
| The statement or dispatch to which ex-
ception was taken, is the one published in.
some of the New York newspapers of yes
/ terday morning.
To the dispatch from Col. Sanford, Mr..
| Fulton replied as follows:
Colonel STAFFORD
| SIR: The dispatch sent to New v Ork
was private one, addressed to Mr.. Craig
| for his information as to whether he de-
sired to receive the report was pr sparinq
for the press.
It was not intended for publcs Gtion III
would not have been published If nv T e
| port hau Decn PeTHiltleu 70 20 through. To-
telegraphed that never drefamed of its
being published.
To find myselfin Fort McHey,fFy, depot
for traitors, is a modification I cannot ex-
press. Having risked both life and
property in defending thu, Union cause
when our city was in possession Of trait
ors and rendered services, as proprietor
and editor of the BaltiU ore American, tC
the Government In sW,taining the laws
which no one has excel'led, and ask in com.
mon justice that IshO1llda at least be releas
ed on my parole. 4.
Respectfully yours,
/ lSigned. CHAS. c. FULTON
FROBI NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, July 2.
The morning paper specials contain
/ nothing new frorn before Rfchmond
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MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC BRIGHT -BE EHE
IN Dreams" bsautiful Scng and Ch0rls, b. -
7. banks, aud sung with great success by Miss Adj
WEBB (Qf 'Al ebD elsters'} Price 50 cau1 Ai1o ~
D4lks, Bass Song Hone o ny Youth" Prise 1igl,
States on receiptc he marked price. Fuhtlei al6
for sale b G. B. B0I5Er-.
No. Eucild-St., Clsreland.sC- :
~ Pianos, small lrstrumeuts and String5 oIt
kinds constantly @ hand.
sA. PiAnos tuned and repaired uy1ostl
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THIs AFTERNooN.s REPORT.
FuLFO.Ns -RELEAsR oRpERRD.


An order has been issued for the release
from Imprisonment at Fort McHenry, Of
Charles G. Fulton, Esq, Editor Of the Ball
timore American, and the Baltimore agent
Of the Associated Press.
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TAILORING.

OENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
I II ING, RenOvating and Mending Establishment
FRANCs AGER, Tailor, No. - Prospect street, VIII
hereafter devote his attention TO cleaning, renovatnE
aud mending Gentlemen's clothing, He has facib-
Ties for doing his work in the best manner, Gentle;
men will find il for their interest during these marc
times TO give Mr.. Agar a trial wavseH"
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The morning paper specials contain
nothing new from before Richmond.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03
AN EDITOR ARRESTED.

The following will show the danger of
attempting to perform editorial duties
towards the public, and Of furnishing news
to the people:
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH e
~ RAIL Road.
OLEVELAND & TOLEDO R. R. !
1
; sURDIEE 4RRAEGEMENT. Isss

On and after Monday, 1ay S, ls62 Trains wiz run .
daily, as follows, Sundays excepted 'ia 7--
Cos A. n. CHICAGO EKPREss-stops at All statiouu
on southern Division, except Washington, and
arrives In Toledo At lo25 A. H. and ChicaF03L
at SIS P n.
5:45 ?. n. NORTHERN llAIL-StOps at al statio7ss
on Northern Division and arrives at SandusET
$50 P. N. TELEGRAPH EXPREss-Stopsa At All -ts- -
tions on Southern Division, except WafhinF4- u
ton and Clay Arrives in Toledo at IOsl5 p n; -
Chicago at G.l5 A. 4. ll-77if
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cannot solve. The Army Of tho Ohio, un-
der Major General Buel, is moving, but
where It will stop is known to few if any.
Come veal or woe, sunshine or clouds and
darkness, / win remain, as ever,
EUR0TUS.
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CoENEOTIONs

=
Connections are made At M0nroeYills with the san
dusEy, Mansfield 4 Newark RR Il Olyde vffh ~.
Sanduskyi Dayton & Cincinnati p. B., at Framont
with Fremont 4 Indiana r r, and at Toledo vi
ledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroit Jack- Y
son. sorL aagne Lofansportl Laiayetts, Cairo, AZ
ton St Louis and al points West, Northwest and
Southwest. ..- --.I7-7-.-.-- -.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
$40 A. n. L.. ID. RUCKFR- SIND
Cleveland, May 8, 1852. -' -'R : 90
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THE CROPS.

We saw but little cotton growing; but
arge quantities Of last years crop still re-
main in the country, so that whenever
commerce resumes its wonted channels it
will find its way to market. The crushed
and injured inhabitants with great uni
formity have obeyed the mandates Of the
rebel leaders in planting large quantities
If corn, beans, potatoes, SC. The fields Of
Iorn we saw would compare favorably
with those Of Illinois and other Western
States. Wheat and oats are an utter
failure.
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NO. l57.
COMMlSSlON MERCHANTS.
WILLIAM MELHINOH,
Produce Commission Merchant,

No. IS Merwin s., near cor. West-Bt
Dealer in-Crude Rock and Carbon and Linssed Oils,
flour, Grain, Pork, Lard, ham, Bacon, Butter,
Cheese, Hops, Dried Fruit, Fiax, Clover, and Tim
othy Seed, Beans, Potatoes. Potash, Fi8h and Salt
Cleveland, Ohio. H-.-. r.. ia iyl:Il2T
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FROhI NEW .Y0RK.

Respectfully yours,
Signed. CHAS. G. FULTON.
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k110itlzens wishing conveyance 10 either OF the
above Trains Boats viii be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
q the Omnibus Ooo, lt7 SupcrorSf., next door 70
the Weddell House.
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pENsIoN OPTION, svx. srz, 1851.
TO ALL WHoM ~ NAY CONCERN.

Application having bsen maze under toe act Of
sd June, 1850, for the reissue OF the Land Wa
ranu described herein, which are altered 20 have
been lost or DESTROYED, notice IL hereby gven thst
% the date following the description OF each War
rant, new Certificate Of like tenor, will be Ia
sued, II no valid objection shall then appesr
NO, hS6. for I'D oores, issued uader the act Of
MARCH, lS5b, IN the EaDs Of Hannah. widow Oh
James ,MisoR, and srsnssd on the sith day Of Feb
~ No. 81 SO for Id acres. ssu.d under the set OF
drew Mellon, and granted on the 18th day Of pnl,
l8&-Deoember q, 1851.
No, S,Sa, for l66 acres. issued under the cot of
March, le55, In the name Of Ssmnsl n. gsokvsy
snq granted On the LIST day Of August, 1855
ne Sler for 100 sores, issued under the aot Of.
March, le6b, m the name Of w ilism q TarTance,
ene g1sssd on the 18th day Of July, lsh-Dsoem,
No. il.s<5, for 90 seres, issued under ths sot Of
seRtemker $50. in the name Of Levi Treadven,
a1q granted Sep cmber zstk, le5l = I,
no II - Tor - scree. issued under toe same cot,
" ne name Of Abel flests, and Ersutsc Novsmbsf
3tf. 1e5l .-Deos-ber =, ie6ls
ny - for % acres, issped undsr ths act Of
rrsntsd on the stk day Of ssptsnbsr. ss-jsn-
,.No, 6,sle for 90 sorss. issasd under the scs Of
sSsnp, and granied on the ID das Of September.
March, lass IN the name Oh Willisn Scott. And va
Ersntsd on the lst day Of May, is56.-Jsnlsry II,
JOSEPH n. BARRErT,
eD-iaw mmissioner.
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IVA Canadian paper says that one Of their
onceTs, on hearing that the militia were 70 be
called out, sent ais commission TO his Lieutenant
colonel, endorsed as follows :-'sdeer CurneI /
beg resiGe IA! cummissihen. Being a disciple OF
krist, cannot take up the sord -
5ETItis stated that brilliant idea has ips,
been conceived among the nabObs Of New York,
three OF whom appeared on Sunday in a church
on Film avenue, having their front teeth set with
diamonds
~ Inc Easlish revenue cutter Badger was
FNn down lately at kingStown, by the steamer
b-oa. She sunk N seven fdthOms of water, and
ice captain officers and crew only escaped by
climbing TO the masthead
II Drafting IN Connection: for the war is no
popular Dun profitable nevertheless, for the State
The fines received under the law amount already
10 S6O,OOO
IL Prince Albert and the Duchess Of Kent
We're, and Queen Victoria is, of the Swedenbor-
gian persuasion.
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FOB RSSST 2SL yLh ki NEWPORT


BAY STATE, and sTkTE Of kHiffEERs d y
,tIensta and sfeed, Rpt ssrgssl.Ty sdsyted % the
n net Nth the Fsll River and old Colony Raul
Leave Pier No, G North River near the Bsttsr,.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Cast Brsytop
A9nohys, Wednesoayt, and Fridays, at O'CLOCK
X, n touching &C NeyIoIt each way.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, CaSt Brown, On
4uesosyt, Thursdays, aud Saturdays, al o'oloof
4. "a. touching at Newport each way.
These steamers are fitted with Commodore
snto rooms, and every arrangement for the securl-
" ana comfort cf R2sson Eort, who are Afforded by
tnla route nlfhts rest on board, and on ARRIVAL
~ al River proceed Der Steamboat Train.reeoh-
lnf Boston early the following morning or nav
remain on board until starting OF the Aoconmods-
aon tss a; Il, By which they may reach Boston
A baggage master IL attached % esoh steamer,
Who receives and tlotets the baggage, and sooom.
pen1ee the same 70 10 destination.
A steamer runs In connection with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Provldcnce daily, except
Sundays.
Freight 30 Boston Is forwarded throurh win
great dlspstoh By an Express Trpn, which leaves
q lss dsstinst,on st about ii An e''0'0 si'lns
Eor tIelSht q psssaEs, sggly on bosrd. OF q the
And oertht apply on board, or 4 desired % sscrrs
wand n West street. H.Y.
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WM. A. CRUFFUr.-The New Albany lind
Ledger. in speaking of VIM. CroEut, the indi-
vidual who reported the conversation between
me PRESIDENT and General Lane, published in the
New oTk Tribune, and which has been since
rcrtFaiic'ed, says:
Lhis fellow Crohut is an habitual liar and
s.snGetcf On one occasion he was whipped
<llh n men or hrs life by Capt Harris, Of the
Upper Mississippi steamer GREY Eagle, for .lan-
der. He VS. also run out OF 4 Minnesota town
- his ul.a aOolitionism "
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IrO1e OF the letters found in Zollicotferis den,
Written o. prominent East Tennessean, has the
5cilo".2g- The Union party in East Tennessee
IS quiet 81 this time, and some think forever
crushed, Dut ! ain Of a different opinion We
lave large EUiubC- of L.nCOlnItes amongst us
fs, VINO are only awaiting a safe opportunity TO
io,n the NostheTI friends"
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LOWELL, COLES & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
So Front street, New York,
and 316 e street, Washington, ID, c.,
(near Willards' Rotel.J

Having started branch of our New York estab-
lishment in this city, we invite Sulrrs. G,ocs,s,
Restagrantsays. and Hotel Keepers, to call and ex
anime our stock, which is well assorted and
comprised Of goods of the best quality. We take
orders for any thing in our line, and exscuts them
promptly. ias3tf
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Oh. JOHNS0NS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
KEAKNESS AND IMPOTE NCY
TIRE - EMAR.

-
Protected by Royal Letters Patent of EsgIa.d.
and secured by the Seals Of tks EeoIs de Pka,,
n1aete de Paris, oad tks Imperial ColIsfe of
Medicine, Vienna.
TRIESEMAR No.
Is the efectuGl remedy for RELAXATION. Sp,~
mAToRRHHA ana EXHAUSTION OF TIE SYSTEM.
TRIESEMAR Noe,
SOnpIetely aad entirely cradles tee al traces OF
those disorders, for which CopAiva md Cubebs
nave generally been thought an antdote, 20 the
rum OF The health Of vast 7ortion of the popula-
ton. frs
Is the great and sure remedy Of the ciyIizsdsvorId
tor al impurities Of the sJSan, as well a seoond-
aFy symptoms, obvIatirg the destrucsvs use ~
Mercury, az well az other dsetewious inrradIectS
and which al the SarSaparills IN the void Cannot
5eauoNs. lRlBsBAAK Noe l, snd are shke L.
volo OF taste or smell, anG OF al nausestinr mali
uss. Ihey ere IN the form OF q !oIep Sc and nav
peoted. s 0N'As ses
Sold IN TN cases al IS each, or four rs ossez in
one .oI -, ana In 81 Gases. thus saving a. "a
admnistered BY Vslpeau, Lallemand, Roux. DO
&C, w no esale and reteal BY DR.. ii. a. BAR
HOW lS4 Bieecker greet, q doors from Mae
Dougal street,. New York. lmms6iafeiy on r.
oelpt OF remittance, DR.. BARROW viii forysrd
InesemaF 70 any s6t of the world seourelv
and addressed according to the instraotions
Published also By DR. BARROW, tia, po,ul.,
and beauufu lly illustrated medical vorE Hmm
Fratty: Price Is cents. Triesemar ADD Boof "a
RS OBTAINED by special authority from 9. G. FORD,
WsshlnEton, ID. G. Dc u sm
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RI Oh. sezxNsfoN, -
~ TIN q AZ -
LOCK H0sPIfAI,
Hss sfssessrsd fAs sssu Csvss6n, SpsS6y - Oh
kfssssl Asasdy 81 fAs Hsrt1,
FOE ALL DISEASES OF IMPRgDENoE.
RET NO FALSE bELIClcY PREySHy.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY,
sURE WARRANTED, OR NO c6xReH.
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DLYS.

4 sJRE WARRANTED, Or NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Wssfn.s e Ne BAH, ssnssuss, Afssasss 4 De M
se eng saoass .nvssnrsfy Disenrgss lnpsspsy, oss-
id..s Z. :P.s. s.sissn:s a. 7... 9 Ssss,
rsnssnss. psmnss sstt O. eiddinsss, Dssssss q Dc
:sn s, ss.Ys:. T:.rl: D,:s.:. ;,..as -
ne:. which r.ndsr m.fr.fs inPss.sls sss esscsy "a
YOUNG MEN
EsPss.lly VIE have sse.ns ne victims q sssry viss,
hsi dfs.dfsl and destructive habit vhseh sansaiy svssps
:I.sd aisais and brilliant nts.es vss nis .s.r.s.s
have sntrsnssd stsnS ssnatss the thsnts era e ss
.snss e. ..isd % sessaey The living lyrs nay ss via
MARRIAGE,
a::P. .:si ss ::. .::s ..s s..,
t.f.rnids., Ae., speedily esrsd- ~''S'
..y ssns. IN ss Ssosr a. S.s..s. d. "a . -:
rely spsn his skil a. physician.
OFFICE No. 2 SO UTH FREDERICK ST.
As t.rnsr Fan .t..r1s a.ns and s.ns.s. r.asr
INST b paid and eentain a stamp.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
hsnseI Of the keys College surrssos L.ods. sr.s,-
.ts frsm Of the sminsni Cosrss io a. Sahss
sa Pr sSs: ~ =, ~ ,s
n. sssctst sens Of The most sstoaishnr esrss that Tsss
s.n When :.'P T.si .ins .issS.s 'n .,
:.Gs:n ..s1ss via si.ssas .:nssd
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
s.r.in PI.ete. ndsl1.d IN vS.a .sS.s habit rssssss,
sfnsa rem syu eenpanicnst sehsel, sfscs q
s.d1 sboTd and destroys ssA mind and
fh..: ar. q n.lanesssy sG.s ys.d.es1
hmos Pain. in hs Head Dimns e sight Lsss q Mssesss
siiiy D:r.ns.msnt q d. Ds..ays Fsse,ses, ssossi
nrSTAiLi-Th. fearful .fses % u. mind ar. n,eA ..
81 Spi Et 81 ms:%sy c..i.so e DP,:n:.
W.T. Lo's Of sslitRds Tinidity, etc. ssns 81 ths s.is
NERVOUS ClBILIry.-Yhsss.nas "a. nsv sudrs vAsi "a
ne cause Of nsr declining hsalth losing .fs bscsn-
mL ssl paie nsrveuf and smsciatsd, hsvinf Singular
. s.'''n'' ''''' The eyes, s'ssh " 'ynP''ns s'a''.'
DISEASES OF LMPRUDENCK.
\, ss. ss.s and ystsry q pleasure ands
happens that imsd OF hss or dead sf
ann fr.% sPp,.n! e Thea. ys sa .s,es,.o and
esring fleh his pscuni.ry ssbs.snes issp hin tfins
tanned, despair leave him With rn.d hssiS !. .ss
. en Eslng ssPpsntnsnt; or BY me Of thsi deadly
!ssls disease Afse.sos 4 ne Issr YSrss ns.s
.is e. viii sPdity IN dsstk Ps,
s:G.,. q: d.saf sssrn. y .sndnI sni .A.I
Oh. JOHNS0NS REMEDY FOR ORGlNIG
WEAKNESS AND IMP0TENCY
n Is.t and inl:st..t Isnsdy vsshsss q ne sfns
.su nssyss ana dsst,tsd VIE had Isss an ssss ss,s
sssn tnms distsly relieved.
All inp.dinsGu sssTd.ss, Psyss.l % Mental pi,s.,I-
rI..slins and wsskRs" Asasss. q tIs ssss fssIf
ENDORSEMENT OF 7HB PRESS.
s ..s ,svsntssn year, and t6s ssmsr.,, ssp
%. spsfsh.ni psrsnsd sy DE- JAnstso vitnsssd Sy =
. .ad .s "I. .y. is a. ss s
.tii,. Is .'s.:a. r.:'sas. :. ..s 'i s.r 81,
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Soldiers Pay!


The HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY
VIII remit sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS AND UNDER,
FROM SOLDIERS TO THEIR FAMILIEs,
Ats charge of
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
The money should be plsced In an
ENVELOPE
and securely sealed,
The full address,
(iHeiEdIsg Post Office, SfCts; also street snd AKIN
bsy, IN q la-ge city,)
OF the person to whom to be sent,
MUST BE LE6IBLY MARKED ON THE
ENVELOPE.
1T HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED
THAT THE
E X p Il L S s
FURNISHES THE MOST RELIABLE
MEANS
FOR SOLDIERS
SEND THEIR MONEY HOME.
ENVELOPES AND BLANKS WILL BE FUR
NISHED ON APPLICATION TO
OUR OFFICE.
f. 8. SMITH,
Agent Harnden Express,
Sd ST., second door below Pa. ave-,
ia s-lm Washington, ID. c.
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WATCHES.
NuLD AND SiLYER ENGLIsH, swIss

AND AMERICAN
have EOa ca hand laTse stock OF all the most
celebrated Watches, that am selling al the VERY
owes: PTtcss that good aud reliable tims Keepers
9An 70 Afforded az; and evsTy desnTiptlOn OF fine
JEN ELkl on hard; ali geH styles received 50
sJol ; manufactured. and offered ~ me lowest
TeisS, silver Nt-se manufactured 10 MI ORn shop
AL slnas OF MILITARY GOODS on hand, EE6h
- heEcigers, Swords. SsshsS, Bolts, Bowie
hnigea. Pocket CcmpasSss. &e., &c. Also strOng
tnings useful and ornamental 90 33s PsansJ lvanis
sgeBBe. Ro0-u n. A. HOOD,
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GAS FITTING, 10.

"A VIM g. DOVE CO.
800 NoNprcSsre TO execute any erderH With
Wblch they nty be favored IN the
fkUMBlNe, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
III store on oh street, Q few doors north Of Pa
tyenge, where may be fcznd q complete axsortmea2
Of CHANDELlERS and cthsr GAS, STEAM Az
WATER FIXTURES. In T.iV
W. GAS FIXTURES.
w u Have In store, and ara daI v RECEIVING. q An
KI4TOhES OF entirely New Patterns and Denim
SneIfd In this market. We invite oitixers general
taI and examine our stock of Gas and Water
selected stock in Washington, '
Al Work in the sboye Inns Iatrusted 20 eur care
VII be promptly attended to.
MYERS q MeeHAN,
Ahfs-u STo street..
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Wall, stephens & Co.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
NJ E Il C. A Mt TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
SWORDS, SASHES, BELTS,
EPAULETs, SHOULDER STRAPS,
GAUNTLETS, GLOVES, &o.
And every variety of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
WALL, STEPHENS & Co.
S23 Pennsylvania avenue, between
jail Intel. & Repub.1 9Th and 10th cts,
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTl BONE
E z III,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE Oh CLASPS,
DIR. 8. b SI6ESMOND,
r.. lt..t, bsi,.sss l2tt dsd lstt sts Eashisston,
CHls the attention of the pubic 20 the following
sdventaEes Of his improved system:
4. Eho Teeth OF his manufacture will
never oorode nor change color By any
xoios being three fouIths lighter than any other,
NO Teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
EuneiH ones can be Inserted over them.
d Ihe roots viii be made Inofensiye, an never
o ache, e'O'
4. No temporary teeth are needed as permanent
ones car be made immediately, thereby preserving
the nstural expression of the face. which under
she Old system is fresueptly dishgured.
b. This work has been fully tested over Eve years
by many OF tho FIRST chemists and physicians OF this
DR.. &. has also invented Q white undestructiys
meta hlIlpS, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be blled without pain, and can bu4d up q per-
iect sound tooth on any slde roots, which viii last
q The best Of references .slyen-to Dr. v. Mott; DR..
DoIemms, Professor Of Chemistry, N. Y; Hon.
ton, and thousands of others.
Call and examine for yourself. nos-Sm