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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-15

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Runaway from the subscriber, June "a. near
Richmond my negro boy PENDLEr0k. about ~
20 years old; i've feet six or inches high;
very black; dressed rather military.
A. H. ROGERS, A. ID. &.
jy 7-GtS a..0eu. d. H. Hill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-15

H>WENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Wnl
be paid for IA boy named TAYLOR. provided
he be delivered to WIN. s. Phillips of this city,
confined in any Jail i'll the city OF Rshmond. so
that may get him again. Said boy is toerably
black short hair quick spoken. and very quick and
active. He left my premises. in this city. about
three months since aad has been recently in the
employ of a Capt Mitchell. lIth regiment Georgia
volunteers. He represents himself as free, az he
calls himself Bill" r. w HEMLock
w l5-lw Chief Surgeon Sd Division
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
President LINCOLN TO THE KING OF DENMARK

PRESIDENT LINCOLN TO THE KING OF DENMARK
There Is pair Of Colts revolvers, nearly finished
at Colts armory in this city which are Inscribed
/" From the President Of the United States to the
King Of Denmark - The pistols are the improved
army pattern, made in the most perfect manner
and elegantly inlaid with gold.-HaTtfoyd Press
TIE IRoN HORSE IN OREeoN.-The first loco.
motive which Oregon has seen, says the Portland
(Oregon) Times of April S, (wh ch has Just come
to hand } came up on the steamer Pacific. II be-
longs to a private individual, and Is to be put on
the road over the Cascades portage.
ID The Richmond Dispatch, Of the 5th inst
announces that VIM. nj. Browne has resigned the
Office Of Assistant Secretary of the State and has
been appointed aid-de-csmp, with the rank OF
colonel, on JEFF. Davis staff
IL Among the English patents recently
granted to Americans was one TO Chas w Felt,
OF Salem, Mass for " an improved machine for
setting, spacing, justifyng and distributing prin.
ter's type"
| IL OF the rebel prisoners at Camp Douglas
Chicago, 3i2 have died, and there are 800 yet In
the hospital. The whole number Of rebel pris.
oners at that place IL over 5000.
IL Mai Slemmer, of Fort Pickens fame, han
arrived at F Harrington, the headquarters Of Hal.
leck's army, and joins Gen. A. Med. McCook's
L division, of Gen. Buells army corps.
IL The grandfather Of Gen. Halleck is still
living, and is 100 years old His residence IL neal
Utica, New York.
III The dwarf Com. Mutt has brother who
4 weighs pound and a half only-with diapers
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From Fortress Me,re..

Correspondence OF the Associated Press
FORTRESS MONROE, May 26 -Mr. Nj. H Hess,
Of the U. 8. military telegraph, is engaged In
laying a submarine cable across the roads from
Sewells Point to the shore between Newport
News and Hampton creek. Norfolk and Fortress
Monroe will also soon BE- Geographically con :
nected.
News from our feet at City Point, James river
arrived last night. No new attack has vet been
made upon the rebel Notifications below Rich.
mond. One Of the men Of the Port Royal wal
wounded on Saturday by rife shot from the
shore, while on the lookout in the fore top. The
enemy's sharpshooters make it dangerous to
pass from one vessel Of the feet to another, and
their balls frequently strike the side Of the
vessels.
AL the Inhabitants of City Point have been
forced to move to Petersburg and into the interior
by the rebels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

GoLp At PITTsBuR6 LANDING "A citizen Of ST
Louis, who was recently at Pitnburg Landing,
has returned and brought with him specimen OF
fine gold dust, taken BY him from the bottom Of
a ravine In the vicinity OF the battle-ground Of
Shiloh. The article, says the Democrat, has
been carefully tested, and found TO exhibit an
extremely Ane quality Of gold.
IL The City Of Baltimore left Liverpool for
New York on the afternoon Of the 7th Inst. Just
she was ready TO get under way, the steamer,
Is usual, fred her guns ss parting salute, when
Of her passengers, named Leechi they were broth
ers The bodies Of these unfortunate men were
sent ashore oY atugboatthat was near the steamer
IL In the State Of Missouri there are "a 632
persons owning ia, S3l slayes-an average OF
ilule over four snd half each. Douglas county
IL the Ony one In the State in which there are no
slaves There are twenty -four counties In which
Sne number Of slaves 10 less than one hundred
sa~h, the average being about forty-six.
IL A Melbourne despatch Of March IS says
lice are rumOrs Of disturbances In New Zealand.
OEe hundred and thiTty-three ounces Of gold has
been shipped since the last mail.
ID IL Is reported that although the President
lad no authentic information OF Gen. Hunters
order, printed slips OF IL were sent from Port
Royal TO politicians in New York.
u President Benson, OF Liberis, Is in Lon
dou, Canada w est, and Will soon visit the United
states, leaving FOR Liberia In October or Noyem-
Der
II The British Bible Society has voted
$1,000 to the American, In aid Of the diminished
ceps OF the latter during the present strife be-
tween The North and South.
III There are so many candidates for the
domination Of Governor Of Maine, that the Bath
Ilmes proposes 10 publish 4 list Of all who are
u vessel viii sail from Baltimore for
Llostla on The LIST Of June, by which emigrann
IL Bishop MeIlvane, Of Ohio, was unanimous
" elected President Of the American Fact So
S'sN' a. US iase anniversary In New York.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XXXVIIth CONGRESS-Sscsns Ss.sisn.

SEHATE.-After our report closed Yesterday
An amendment TO the tax bill striking out the
tax Of one cent per pound on cotton was adopted.
HoUsE.-After our report closed
The bill to reduce the expenses of the survey
and sale Of public lands was amended and
pissed.
A bill to purchase hospital site In Washing
ton was taken up In Committee OF the w hole, but
was left unfinished. -
A message was received from the President In
relation to the resolution passed some weeks since
censuring Hon. Simon Cameron for investing
Alex. Cumming with large sums Of money. The
President states that not only himself but all the
Heads OF Departments are equally responsible
with Mr.. Cameron for whatever error, wrong, or
fault was committed in the premises Referred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

SOUTHERN ExPHRTs.-A copy Of the New Or
leans Price Current, embracing a summary Of the
years business ending March 1, 1862, has been
sent to the Navy Department by one Of the officers
Of the Gulf Squadron: 1t appears from this Jour-
nal that the exports Of cotton from New Orleans
against one and q half million bales the previous
year. The exports from all the southern ports
have been only thirteen thousand bales, against
more than two millions the previous year. Ex-
ports of tobacco from New Orleans nothing,
against seventeen thousand hogsheads last year.
mportsLSpecie, nothing, against sl2 000, 900 the
previous wear; coffee, 300 bags, against $50 OOO
bags; salt, nothing, against 500 600 sacks.
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Later from Europe.

CAPE RACE, May 27.-The steamer Europa has
passed this point with advices from Liverpool tc
the 10th instant.
Tbs news Of the evacuation Of Yorktown wal
received by business houses and crested consid-
cradle excitement, but the effect was not devel.
oped when the steamer left. American securities
however, became hrmer, and cotton closed heavy
the strategy Of the rebels.
Flour Is dull at Cd ais lower. Wheat is very
dull, and has declined Sd. since Tuesday Con-
dull, and Sd AID lower
LONDON, May 16.-American securities az
frmer. Erie, 33X; Pennsylvania SIS, 20; do
bonds, 72a7i; Illinois Central, as; Virginia SIS
52a54; Maryland 6's, sOasl.
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General Mcclellan Objects to the Publica
ton Of Army Movements.

The IOII"Wlng WAS IecelVeu st tne Wdr De-
partment last evening: ~
HKApouARrHRs, May as 80 p. INTO Hon
E. M. Stanton, Secretary Of War: I'm some OF
the newspapers publish letters from their cor
respondents with the army, giving important in :
formation concerning our movements, position
OF troops, &C., In positive violation Of your
order.
tainty who these anonymous writers are, beg
to suggest that another order be published hold
ing the editor responsible for its infraction.
g. b. MCCLELLAN, Major General.
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IL The Lord Mayor OF London gave a BAN
duet on the 2sth to the officials connected with
the Exhibition, foreign ministers, &c. Mr.. and
Mrs Adams were present, but among the names
from the United States. For this apparent slig ht
there can be no excuse, for, If Mr.. Holmes was
not officially appointed by the Government Of the
United States, he has been officially recognized
by Her Majesty's Commissioners and has been
acting precisely in the same capacity az the Com
missiOners from other countries.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

CAPTURE OF HANOVER COURTHOUSE
The War Department received advices last
evening from Gen. Mcclellan Of the capture OF
Hanover Court-House. Our loss ~ said to be
small. That of the enemy considerable in killed
and wounded and prisoners. One Of the enemy'i
cannon was captured.
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FIRST CLASS BOARDIN6 HOUSE.

Tho undersigned beg leave to call the attention
Of tbs citizens and travelling community to the
house they have Just oPsned for tho acooTnmods-
ton Of Ladies and Gent emen. The house Is fur
nIshed In splendid styls-L Large airy Rooms,
ChsmDeTs and PsrlOTs.
The Table Will be supplied with ell the dslics-
oles Of the season The Bar containing as good
and choice Liz uors, SegErs, 90, Gs can be found
sh.l De spared to give Satisfaction 70 all who may
patroniIe the house strlct attention to orders
obiEins servants: House eiEiby situated, on the
corner OF Dtn and streets west, lately occupied
By surgeon General Lawson
m l3- eoim BROWN & DOWNING
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IL There Is no denying It, says Canadian
paper, United States people are sometimes mis-
represented. Here Is the latest. translated from
paper published in Bordeaux. France:
american Tyait.-On the 4th Of July (inaug-
urated by Lafayette) there exists a curious custom
I'm America. AS the clock strikes ~, every man,
work to whistle yankee Doodle aud which
continues for precisely 10 minutes II may be
fairly computed there 30 eco of people sibil
lating simultaneously. The effect IL very curl
|
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From Halleck,a ARMY.

LOUISVILLE, May "a -Telegraph!c communi
cation between Gen. Halleck's headquarters ant
Naihville has been interrupted since five o'clocl
last evening. The eastern report Of battle a
Corinth 10 believed to be false.
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Affairs at yashyIlIe.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 26.-Thirty-six sol
diers from the rebel army at Corinth came here
to-day, and took the oath Of alleg lance.
The U. 8. marshal has seized all the printing
Offices In Nashville, forfeited for their treason.
able publications
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Order for Enlisting ThHee.months' yelun.
teers Contaminated.

HARRISBURG, May Ex-Governor Curtin has
Issued a general order countermandi the order
for enlisting three months volunteers-the emer-
gency which seemed to require them having
passed. He congratulates the people on this fact,
and commends the alacrity shown In every part
OF the State in volunteering In defense Of the cap
ital
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-Arrived, ship Ro-
nance Of the Seas, from New York. Sailed
steamer st. Louis, for Panama, with lis passen-
gers, and $3.50 ,0OO in treasure Of which $500 0CO
IL for New York. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

REFORM IN RUSSIA Russia Is agitated with
prospects OF reform. The postal service, the Gus
toms, regulations and political condition Of the
people, are subjects Of immediate concern with
the Emperor, at this moment Petitions for a
constitution are flowing in upon the heels Of the
emancipation Of the serfs The press 10 TO be
granted greater privileges. All writers are to be
allowed TO publish what sentiments they please
ON their own respOnsibilitY.
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Five Mt Landau n w

LONDON, C. w, May "a fire here Yesterday
destroyed the stores Of Adam Hope d Co, Bur
rell Il Co, and several others adjoining. The
by insurance
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IL The present liabilities OF the Southern bo-
gus confederacy approximate to the following


IL The Kentucky Wing has accounts nom
private sources showing stampede from the
counties Of Virginia, bordering on Kentucky,
into the latter State, to escape CONSUMPTION into
the Confederate army. II Is stated that in the
counties Of BuchSnan, Wise Scott, and several
others the border, not less than three thousand
men have left their homes on account Of the law
which compels every white man between the
ages Of seven and thirty-fve TO serve In the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, tha.
until otherwise ordered. the Cor nissiopsrr
under the ecI OF ConEress Of the 18th OF April lso2
entitled, "A act for the resaEo OF tain persons
held 10 service or labor il the District Of COlun.-
bla. Will hold their tesSlons IN the City Han. II
the CITY OF Washington, on MUEias, TUESDAY.
"Wednesday. ThurBda-, and Friday, Of every wee.
and that all persons, loyal u the Uuitcd St.tas.
holding claims 10 Servlce or sbOr agslgst PeTs3ls
discharged theTefrOm by that act, MAY. ~Ithln
ninety DAYS IRON the pSsEGge thereof. ehich vii
expire on the 18th of uJ next but not there ss,
present 20 the CommlEslo ers their rcspsc i've st
ments or petitions in writing. verified BY cath 81
Affirmation setting forth the Lanes. ages SAT- ,s5
sonal description of suoh persons, she ns-uHsT IN
which the pettloners ace uT ed suoB clEiIl. .u 6ts
faott touching the VA'ue thereof. and CecigTIaE
or FER HAegianoo 10 tho Government OF the BLI.s
States, and that the P'tIicner has not borne srgGs
against the United states daring the present rebel.
Asd nofies IS hereby JE:hsr EtpsS, thSt me tg.e
named In tie 9Th section of Ihas set. Tor fling 2
statement In writing or schedule with tie q orr If
the Circuit Court for the District OF CCiua bic
the several owners claimants 10 the services q
the persons mede Tree by that act, setls fart: g. >
names, 8fee, sexr and particular desoTirttg. ~
su oh persons ssveraily. Is by authority s.sz.
the Commissioners BY that act EXTENDED e. To- -s
daJ OF June next Ths Commissions are d D
hibited from allowing the claim OF say person 40
shall neslect TO ME saoh ststemeGt soheIa e AKA
said Clerk, according 70 tho rec GITeOsnts OF hat
section OF sad act
=. T. VINTCN.
DANIEL n GUODLOE,
HORATIO KING,
Cec:.finiss.olsrs,
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON,
SUNDAY EXCEPTED,)
AT THE STAR BUILDINGBs
Corasr of PsssSygrasta svs. asd ElsssstA sfrsss,
w. ID. WALLACH:

Pspen served In packages BY carriers at "a
year, or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers
Ihe price IL $3.50 q year, IN Advance; ~ for sir
months; 81 for three months and for less than
three months at the rate Of - cents a week. SIN
gle copies, ONE CENT; in wrappers, TWO CENTS.
III ApvKRTIsKMzNrs should be sent 10 the
once before 12 O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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PAssENGER TRAIN no MANASSAS

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Once Military SxpsrtHtsHdszf Railroads U.s.
WaShias ton, April Is, Is62
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing.
ton TO Manassas until further notice.
d. C. MoCALLUM,
ap1 s-u NJ. ID. and Sup't Railroads, u. g.
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PROPOSALS FOR LEAD.
OrdHaSe. 0ass, Rar D.Partmsat

OTdRd1ce Olafe, war DtpdTtDlEHt, Z
"AsHINsTON, May ~, 1852
PROPOSALS will be received BY this DepaItmen ut
until on the evening of the Atm of June, for
The delivery ~ the following Arsenals, soon as
possible, of
5000 TONS OF LEAD, as follows;
At the Wstsfvhet Arsenal, West Troy, New
York. z 90 tons.
AT the New York Arsenal, Governors Island,
New York, LOCO tons !"
At the AIlerheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh. Pearsyl-
wanna, 900 tons.
AZ the st. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, Missouri,
I.Do0 tons.
The lead must be Galens. or other American,
brands
Proposals viii bs -eosived for lots ofaOO tons and
upwards
Bidders will state explicitly the time and amount
OF each delivery.
Failrre 10 deliver at 3 specified time will cub
eot the contractor 10 forfeiture of the amount 20
De delivered tt that TINS.
Parties obtaining contra cts will be required 70
faithful performance.
The DEPARTMENT reserves to itself the right TO
reject any bid.
Proposals viii be addressed - folows: Gen.
w. Ripley. Chef Of Ordnance Washinxton
d. q, and should be endorsed "Prspossis for
Lead" mn 81 eOtiel
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Washington, Ar: - -, 1852.
BALTImOR RE NSi"N'

LOCK PITAI,
HAS dtSeOcsredfhe most Certain, SPEEDY aRd 5z,r
EfsctWal Remedy IN rae Word.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCF.
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JOHNSON & NAGLE,
have on hand, and offer for sale, in casf or by the
single dozen:
HILBERT CO.'S BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS & CO.'S BRO. STOUT,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER,
KNOX & SONS ALLOA ALE, O
YOUN6ER's INDIA PALE ALE,
TENNENT's SCOTCH ALE, Xxx.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

FIRST wARD-RLRST PRECINCT-Notice
ils hereby Eiven that, in conformity to the pro-
an election Will be held on Monday, the Sd day OF
June next ~ John O. Rseve's Carpenter Shop,
serve TWO Years, for one member of the Board Of
Alderman 70 serve two years, three members of the
Boero OF Common Council to serve one year, and
an Assessor to serve two years, for said Ward.
The polls will open - 9. m: and close at p. m.
....s.- WIN II. CALVERT,
J. w. q. PARKER,
JAS. o. wITHERS,
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DEPAR7MENT OF STATE,

hkPAhTMENT OF STATE,
~ wAsKINsTOr, January IS, ls6s.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business on Ssturdars
commencing with Saturday, the FIRST OF neEs
month.
Jan S-t WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
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THIRD WARD-FIRST PRECINCT-Noties
L 10 hereby gwen that. in conformity to the pro-
visions Of the charter of the city of Washing ton,
an election will be held on Monday, the I'd day
OF June next, at the Wood Offioe of J. w. Simme,
south west corner Of 9th and NJ streets. for Mayor
20 serve two years, one me 4 be- of tho Boe,d of
A!dermen, 70 serve TWO years, three membeYs of
the Board OF Common Council. to serve one year
And an Assessor, to serve two years, for said
The polls will open ct O'Clock q. m and CLOSE at
p m. JAS, NJ. TOWERS.
y. NJ. MARTIN,
WIN. POPE,
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EIRST WARD-SECOND PRECTNCT.-
L Notice 10 hereby given that, In conformity to
the provisions of the charter Of the city of wash
lng ton, an election will be he'd on Monday, the I'd
dsJ OF June next, az Dorsctt's Carpenter Shop.
two years, for one member of the Board of Alder
men 10 serve two years, three members of the
Board otsCGmmon Council 20 serve one year, and
ASSESSOR 10 serve two years, for said ward,
The polls will open at 9 m. and close at 7 D. m,
SAMUEL SyOTT,
f. X. DORSET, ST.,
LEWIS PARKER,
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- is herbv given that, in conformity to tie provl-
:ions OF the charter Of the city Of Washington 80
June next, at 419 Twelfth street, between New
York Avenue and street, for Mayor. to serve two
years, Tor one member OF the Board of Aldermen,
Board of Common Council, TO serve one year,
The polls will be opened att O'CLOCK q. M. and
close at p. m. GEO. w. STEWART,
JAS. w. SphLDING,
l.. r. CLARK,
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o Y r CIALI

Headquarters Frorost Marssaps OFcs,)
Washington, d. c.
The Oracer Of the Guard at the "Cld Capitol
Prison. will not allow signals to be made TO the
prisoners under his charge by men or women
passing in front OF his building. This practice
has led to characterization, and In one case 70
fatal result.
Any one, without respect OF person, violating
this order will be sent to the Central GuardhouSe
By order:
Major w. E. DosrER, Provost Marshal.
m 2i4t CHAs. r. ROBINSON, AdIutant
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the RoJal College of Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate from one of the most eminent Col.
leges in the United states and Ia. greater part al
whose life has been spent In the hoEpltals Of
London, PaTIs, Phliedelph'a ind elsewhere, IA
effected some of the most astonishing cures a >,
were ever known; many troubled with ringing In
the head aud ears when asleep; grest nervous .
ness with frequent blushlnE, attended Fometimes
with arrangement Of mind, were cured Immedi-
stelv
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SECOND wARD-SECOND PRECTNCT-
- Notice Ia hereby given that, IN CONFORMITY to
the provisions Ofthe chArter of the CITY of Wash
inEton, an election will be held on MondaI, the I'd
"a Of June next, 1t Ford,s Drug Store. corner Of
serve two years. for one member of The Bead of
Alderm-n to serve two years, and for three NOM
bers OF the Board OF Common Council to serve one
year.
The polls will opsn att O'Clock q. IT., and close
at P. m, VIM. p. SHEDD,
EDWD. q. DYER,
SAMI. LEWIS
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MADAME DOWNS FEMALE ALTERA-
WI TIVE PILLs.-Por the exclusive use of
females, laoonnE under sny Of ths fol owing COM
paints Obstruction, Suppression, Green Sick
ness, Head Ache, Pam in the Side, PalpitatIoD,
LoathlnE Of Food, Disturbed S'eep, and all inter.
N. B5These Pills should never be taken by
i :, mhss ondinz pregnancy. as they would be sure
o. - Rue BsngIrsrd, Paris, France. Fer ssIe A,
iIS south b street, opposite Smithsonian lnsti-
tauo1. me only Agent IN Wsshinktnn. ms1-ncS ts
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SILK AND LACE wRAPPIN6s.
We have Just received (this day) our third suu
Ply Of SILK NANTES. and sACQUES. al
LACE MANTLES, and POINTS; matins on
stock nov very complete in ell the lesdlng a,
ofthe season. Ladies viii please call early.
m cost No. % csnssr Ms1ist sesc;s.
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Especially who have resoms the v,ofims CT Sell
tary Woe, that dreadful and destructive ha.
which ennually Egeeps 70 an untImelJ Ernve thor
sands of Young Men of the most exalted taIeT.
and brilliant intellect, who might OH slWise hsv
entrtroed listening Senates with the thu ldeTs q
eoquence or waited to eostacy the living lTrs. ma
call with full confidence
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED PERSONS. or lo1nC Men oontemrls.
ting Marriage, being aware of physical weakness,
organic debility, detormltIss 60, speedily cared
He who places himself under the care OF nr. j.
may relglOusly con6de in hIs honor as q gentleman
and confidently rely upon his skill as q physician,
OFFICE No. z SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
left hard side going from Baltimore street few
doors from the corner. Fail not TO observe name
sta
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- q. q a: J. GREGORY, In consequences OF
the lste Are, have removed 70 sol Pennsylvsnia
9 e sh And Issa street. hs,s
wARE. HOUSEKEEPING ARIiCLEs. &c.