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nEPOT QuARTERMASTER1S OFFICE,
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nEPoT QpARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. !
II Co,nsr q lS:h qsd s,'y
washington, u. c., June lTIh, 1862.
rnt ff'aai The 2ih dsJ Of ans. rsi. i o'SIoSF
fOS =. e slo. The Sty Of
Ssss9c e sn feet & E 4 saGh ;nns common Gu .!nsa
i issss s. sSSss i S:sS f::s iS5s: ii55s:
49, g 81 sOsas irs' Is is.t IonE, long,
Xii the lumber to be delivered within twenty
DAYS attsr signing the contract
pointed on the part Of the Cove nrnsnt.
Psymrnt 70 be made upon the satisfactory com
Ptopo;sis must be- pl.Irly marked proposals
f'Sbft! !, q Of TIE b bidder to 6 sas con.rso:
Gs spPsrdsd to the kssr.nt.e. '0 lao =" . - -''
neMest District Court or OF the United states
BIDDERS must be prerent in pe-son when the bids
are opened, o. thsiT proposals. will not be oonsld-
Bones in the sun OF fve thous,nd dollars, signed
By the contractor and both OF his dnlors, will
he reg n.tsd Of the suscessfu bidder uroa sIgnin:
Ihs Iirht to reject any or ell bid. that may be
deemed too high 10 reserved By the Depot Quar-
Info NAL proposals will be rejected. ,. +. ,
Fern Of GsaIents.
Me, and Oh tns q GS3un1J na, 81 ana - Sats OF
do HEREBY snafsntes ~ SSae ss Ssats 70
taldl the o9n.a + p soco5dance With tae 20 ms IF
sootsssd he Viii ss shes ens:r into Contract IN IN
shoaid the aontrsot be awarded him we are pre-
psrsd 10 becoIe his securities.
Ito ms gu iraates must DO appended the ceItif-
0ai' '6''sn'ntionsa' 'ktpwARpL HAsrz ;
jeI7td .- CspIain in and A. q. NJ. U. s. A. E
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r. : y SgHEsTos,s HE2Dsss sEMEpY E6 e FoE oReAN.

By this Erest and important remedy reskneEs OF
slortd. fhoussnds Of the Iaest ncrysus ssd de-
bllitsted, who lad iost al hope, have been inEIe-
Al inesdl ndnts % Marriage, Physical or Msr.Al
p1ssnaiikcatlqnss Losa OF Prooieatige fozer,
EsEs0ssion 81 Pa wsss5 ers 9r
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(,I7Y OF cHARtEsIewN. MAssACHU-

cSRALzp PRorosALs vii bs recsayed BY the wstsr
June s0th, for laying In said city and on the line Of
theif Water ~ ocks, about 81 miles OF CAST
and information concerning sad Wori be obtaired
@ ths once Of the Enklneef or Ma ktnr Commis
slonets, ChaTlestown. Copies Of peoihcations and
parties desins 20 bids for the work. on theif
raE,nE asslloaAios ioE. the ssms TO tho ~ ster
CURED from pstties ooI tracing. The ComIis,
sSns5i HSIsS fss g sSsRt tast Rfosos
reioct al proposals. offe ed. l 81
For sfsrsCommissioners, HsE 80
EDMAkD LAWRENCE, Chsirmsn.1
|, c. I, L,STEyENs0N,, - - - - -.
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Associated Press Dispatch. ]

HxApouLRrERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, June
25-w ednesday evening.-6eneral Hooker, at
O'Clock this morning, advanced his division with
a view of occupying new position. The result
was that his troops met with most determined
resistance from the enemy, which lasted until
O'Clock In the afternoon, during which the rebels
were forced to give way before the invincible
courage Of our men. During the day everything
Indicated general engagement, but the enemy
showed no disposition to acceptit. The troops all
fought as calamity as ever. The loss on our side
will be about 200 killed and wounded.
The following are among the wounded Col.
Morrison, volunteer aid to Gen. Palmer, wounded
in the hand, and Capt Rufferly, Of the ID Excel
sior, in the leg.
The loss among the officers in the LIST Masse-
chusetts regiment, which suffered the most, Is AZ
follows :-Captlin Wild, wounded in the hand
Captain Carruth, wounded In the breast Captain
Chamberlain, wounded In the face; 1t Thomas,
arm amputated; Lieut. Dalton In bresst, and 1t.
Patterson In leg.
Our loss is small, most Of the men being wound
ed. The loss Of the enemy 10 not known, but be-
lleved to equal our own.
The rebel camp In front Of General Hooker's
| division was captured, and 10 now occupied by
| his troops. The ground fought for was a swamp,
| with thick underbrush, beyond which 10 an
| open country. The woods intervening between
our troops and the enemy prevented the result OF
| artillery firing being known.
Two Napoleon II -pounders, under Captain De
Rumey, succeeded in getting through the swamp
during the afternoon, and did excellent service
| An effort Of the enemy to capture them resulted
| In their being driven back with severe loss.
The result OF to-day is highly important to the
health Of the army, but little more ground 10 to
| be gained to place the troops beyond the swamp
General Mcclellan was present during the whole
| day, experimenting all the movements.
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OFFICIAL REPORT CONCERNING THE
BATTLE ON WHITE RIVER, ARK.
Lag 81 KAN M DIN Wv
Msmphis, JSne 20.

u. 8. FLAG STEAMER BKNToN,(
Memphis, Jsns %.
Sir$ The number CT wounded men on board OF
the hospital boat Red Rover 10 forty The
account given me yesterday was incorrect.
shall still walt for further knowledge before pre-.
senting Anal report Of the Casualties attending
the capture Of the St. Charles forts.
The Department will be gratined to learn that
the patients are most Of them doing well.
The surgeon ss,ures me that Capt Kitty 10 GU,
Of danger; but he 10 severely crippled in h!s
hand, and feet, and suffers a great deal. He Is q
brave gentleman and a loyal officer. He has
always been conspicuous in this squadron fol-
acting his part In the best spirit OF the profession
In the attack on the batteries at st. Charles be
occupied the leading place, and received his
wounds at the head Of the line In the jealous per-
Torrance Of his whole duty Although himself
wounded and helpless, be attended to the want,
and comfor'I Of his injured officers and men.
have gratefully to acknowledge our obi. ga.
lions to Major Gen. Wallace and TO DR.. Jessup
Of the Gath Indiana, and to DR.. Mcclellan, OF the
LIST Nebraska regiment, for their valuable assist.
ance
Sister Angela, the Superior Of the Sisters Of the
Holy Cross, (some Of whom are performing theil
offices Of mercy at the Mound City Hospital has
kindly offered the seTviceI Of the Sisters for the
hospital boat Of this squadron when needed.
have written to Com. Pennock to make arrange.
ments for their coming.
have the honor TO be, very respectfully, YOU
obedient servant, CHAs. II. DAVIS,
Flag Ofhcer com'd'g Western Flotilla.
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the Secretary OF the Navy TO inform the
what number Of rIRed cannon are now In u.
the Navy, their calibre, 10y whom designed,
the amount paid for experimenting with the
adopted.
A resolution was adopted iastructing the MI
tary Committee to examine the financial anai p.
Of the Sanitary Communion, with a View Off
porting bill to appropriate q sum Of money :"
aid them.
Mr. CLARK reported q resolution suthoti1ing thu
publishing Of CC) copieI OF the Pacific Railroad
bill.
Mr.. washburne OF Ill, moved 20 make the
number $50; adoptSd-snd the resolution as
amended, was passed.
A message was received from the Senate an
nouncing tnet they were now ready 70 form .
high court Of impeachment for the Trial Of West
Humphreys, District Judge OF Tennessee, and ths
members Of the House at once proceeded 10 tie
Senate Chamber.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
THURSDAY, June %.

SENArB.-After the presentation Of petitions
Mr. TrHmbull reported from the Pensions Com
mittee, bill for the relief Of the widow Of Gen.
G. F. smith; committed.
On motion of Mr. DoolittIe, the bill appropri-
atng certain public lands In aid of the construc-
ton Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, was taken
up and passed.
the compensation Of the Surveyor Of the Customs
for the northern district Of New York, was taken
up and passed.
Mr. Powell offered resolution calling on the
Secretary Of War 10 transmit to the Senate copy
Of the report Of Joseph Holt and Robert Dale
Owen, and all statements of that commission rel
alive to their investigation; laid over.
On motion Of Mr.. Sumner, the bill to carry
into effect the treaty with Great Britain for the
suppression Of the slave trade was taken up and
passed-yeas 81, nays (Messrs. Carlile, Kennedy,
Powell and Salisbury,)4 4.
On motion Of Mr.. Wiley, the bill for the ad-
mission Of the State OF West Virginia into the
Union, was taken up.
Mr. Sumner opposed the bill, because, In pro-
viding that slavery should be recognized In the
make the bill law would be to admit a new
slaveholding State.
Mr. 8. proposed an amendment, forever prohib-
itins slavery In the said State. Pending is con-
sidefaton, the Senate resolved itself into a high
court Of impeachment for the trial Of West H.
Humphreys, u. 3. District Judge Of Tennessee;
and the Senators took seats prepared for them on
either side Of the rostrum OF their presiding ON
Ger. 1850
After the lapse Of some minutes, the House ap-
peared at the main door Of the Senate chamber,
and their presence having been announced by the
Sergeant-at-Arms, they entered the Senate cham
Der, preceded by their committee to manage the
prosecution Of toe said impeachment case, and
took the seats In and around the body Of the
chamber prepared for them.
The return Of the Ssrgeant-at. Arms was read
and oral proclamation was made by him 10 the
ceased who did not respond.
Senator Powell called Tor proof that the publ
cation Of the proclamation In newspapers had
been made according to the order OF toe Senats.
The presiding officer then made that proof
orally. 90
The return Of the Sergeantat- Arms Of the SER
vice Of the summons upon the several witnesses
was next read by the Clerk, and they (who were
seated In range outside Of the bari were called by
the Clerk, and all Of them present severally an
swered TO their names. ,...--
Mr.. Train, one Of the managers on the part OF
the House, then proceeded to open The case against
the accused.
HousK.-Mr. Thomas Introduced resolution
directing the Committee on Printing 10 inquire
into the expediency Of reporting blu providing
for printing and furnishing copies OF journals
laws passed by Congress, Executise messages
and accompanying documents, and all othel
books published under acts or resolutions Of Con
grss., TO the Clerks Of the Courts throughout thu
Mr. fouke Introduced q resolution dirscui
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FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DIR TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
HERR MOTOR

TON TO DIR TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
herb DOCTOR.
Posr OYYIcr, Washington, d. c., June %.
This 10 to certify that have intensely suffered
for many wears from dyspepsia, loss OF appetite,
nervousness, and general debility, fsinting, ex-
hausiion, cholic, pain In the breast, &c. &c.
After trying the most scientific doctors Of the
present day without the least particle Of relief,
till l commenced to use DR. Tumblety's Herb
Medicine, which has restored me to health.
g. b. CLARK, Post Once.
Good Nsvs for All.
WARRINGTON, June 20, 1902.
This is to certify that have been stone ol'nd
for upwards Of two years. The oe,t 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 OF
matter. DR.. Tumblety has performed the cure
Persons wishing further particulars can call and
see me SILVA BAILEY,
At Mrs Barbour's, 375 Sd st., bet. ID and E.
WASHINGTON City, June 20, 1862.
To the PxSlie IL have been under the practice
Of Dr. TuRblety for some time. When ! frst
applied to dim 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 10 Of long standing, he
undertakes to cure, and IL he can accomplish
that end will give him the full benefit OF the
nearly nine years a florist on the Island.
WIN. HUeHEs, 9TH and b SITS.
Consumption Cu'ed.
DR.. TEn7blety-Dsar Sir:-I am hsppy to state
my case az follows IL had been afflicted with
constr patton, pain In the breast hectic fever, In
cessant cough, copious expectoratiOn Of matter
and continual wasting away Of the whole body
From the symptoms 1t appeared / could not sur
vive many months, but contrary to the expecta
tons Of every one, DR. TumbletY has cured me
JOHN BENNETT, Foreman
OF Majors Stable, bet. 10 and TX SITS.
WASHINGTON, June 1, 1862.
DR.. TSmblsty-DsaT Sir AS YOU are AWAY
disposed to make known everything calculated
to benefit society, have concluded TO send you
brief statement Of a cure recently performed OF
me by your Herb Medicines. 1 became so Low
and emaciated with dyspepsia, liver complain
and great debility, that have been confined Z
my room, and my case seemed hopeless. NJ
physician not being able TO relieve me, applies
to DR.. Tumblety, whose remedies entirely curet
me. JOHN 3. WALSH,
lie 25-3w Sexton St. Matthew's Church.
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THE HUMPHREYS IMPEACHMENT CAsR.-Tht
galleries Of the Senate were crowded to-day tc
witness the imposing ceremonies Of the Hum.
phrevs impeachment case. The renowned Par
son Brownlow was noticed among the witnesses
Of whom large number was present, all Union
men Of Tennessee.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE o'CLOCK'P. NJ
LATEST FROM THE ARMYoF THE POTOMAC

Hoeker's Division Engage the Enemy-De-
feat Of the r. ebels and Capture Of their
Camp by Gen. Hesksr-2OO Unisn Trseps
Killed and wounded TIE Result Very
Impsrtant-Gen. Mcclellan Present and
Supsrintending the whole Action.
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LOCAL NEWS.
kxusEMRNrs To-NIsHf.

6,ovrs,s THRArxR The fne spectacular
ar,ma Of the "Colleen Dawn" has proven very
GOOD card at the New National, large and enthu-
.i.stic audiences resorting thither nightly.
aNvIes Ma Coppaleen, - Is said to be Mr.. Col
uns, greatest character, and he most certainly
renders 10 very well. Susan Denim, an Anne
Chute, and Sophy Climber a. Ely O'Connor, are
also very good. The scene In the cave 10 adj
nIrabIe mechanical effects and all. Mr.. Getz
has evinred much artistic skin In the scenery he
has produced for this drama.
ODD FTLIows' HALL The gigantic illustra-
lions Of the war continues 70 draw largely, and
marches, incidents, &c connected with the
great rebellion, are wonderful and Interesting.
The real movement Of ships In represented, and
a fne view had Of the battle Of the Monitor and
Merrimac.
c.r1xssURY-Percival'sc cool retreat continues
nty and the performances Of the Seigrist Brothers
display much agility aud strength; while the
wooden-shce dance, on the tight rope, by Alex
ander Z9nfTetta, and MademOiselle Zinfretta's
esiing. Miss Zanfretta IL the only tight rope
performer who never uses the balance pole.
Ho. ron GLYMoNT.-Bear In mind the excur-
sion Of the Bundlers OF Columbian Arnory to
Glymont tonight. The steamers James GUY and
Eclipse have been chartered for the occasion thus
afording ample accommodation for all who may
wish to attend. Prof. Hays bren and string
band has been engaged FOR the occasion, and q
happy time Is no doubt in store for those who
may attend.
ACADEMY OF MusIc-First clans refreshments
are dispensed at Rosenthal's, and all may be en-
joyed while listening TO the delightful singing
Of Mia Seydel.
CLARESDEN CONCERT HALL-This concert hall
10 now open, and free concerts are daily given.
APoLL o CONCERT SALooN-Billy worriIl with
ment, and pretty walter girls dispense first class
refreshments.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

TIEAsoSABLE LANGUAGE This morning pat
rolman McDevitt arrested q German named Morris
Nushamm, who was charged by another named
George Peppers, with using ressonsble languag0
The language he is charged with Using was,
hope the Yankees will be cut TO pieces. 1 could
see their bodies broiling In the .un. The witne'
said he had a Louisiana Tiger tslt, and he kiss
IL several times exclaiming, This is my holy o.
holieJn The case wes laid before Justice Job -
son, and there reeminR TO be matters CONNECTED
with 10 worthy Of military Investigation, Nu-
shamm and the witness were both sent 30 to
Central station and turned over 70 the miiitary
authorities.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

Hsddqsa,tsrs Provost MayshaPs O6fes,(
WASHINGTON, June 26, 1862. {
Itis hereby ordeSed that all officers, soldiers o
citizens within this command, left In charge o
public property by regiments or brigades in tn
field, will forthwith make q report to these head
quarters. BY order,
Major w. E. DosTER. Provost Marshal.
Lieut.. J 6. CoPLKY, Acting Adjutant.
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PIckPocKKrs ABouT.-Le,t night Mr.. John n
Dufd-ld was robbed OF his pocket book, contsin-
ing $50, with some papers apd receipts OF vslus
to himself, while at Growers Theeter. No olus
TO the thief has been obtained.
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ACCIDENT TO JusTTcE THonPtoN.-we regret
to hear that Justice ThompSon, police magissrA:e
Of the Third Ward, accidentally fell and oTofe
bis arm few days ago, which units him for O..
fcial business for tine present. He In doing well,
however, with prospect Of early recovery.
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THE MOVEMENT.

The handsomely carried out movement ofthe
left wing Of the Army Of the Potomac 10 consid.
cred In military circles as one Of the greatest i'm
portance towards assuring the success Of our mil.
itary operations in the front Of Richmond. HOu
important it would not be proper for to partic.
ularize here.
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fARDosRp The President has pardoned IssS
Lambert. who was convicted at the DecernbeT
term. iS57, Of the Criminal Court on two indies
ments for larceny and sentenced 10 the Penit+R-
uary for six years-three In each case. Lsmbelt
has already served out more than threefJurths Of
the terms,
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ns.f bisd.n.bu ho Two MAKO % BUYS.
on Monday last Henry Beoket, feet inch
mers; he hsd his thigh brokes and limIs o
lit Q; aged Is years: Lloyd, fsss or silob-
ocoasionod By burns; thick lips and gram oounte,
nance and sleeks quick; very large head and
Lloyd. and either case they must be brought home
before reoeivlng the above reward. 80 )
je1 FIELDER MA6RUDER.
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-The court Is s,ill c1pied
with the case Of James Mahoney, Indicted Tor tbs
murder Of his wife The examination OF toe wit
nesses for the prosecution IL progressing.
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Fireworks.

Fireworks.
800 boxes No. g. Q. Fire Crackers,
% do Cannon Fire Crackers,
80 do Bombs. ..-
500 gross Assorted Rockets,
500 do Spit Devils,
500 do Pin Whee.s,
800 do tssoItsd Roman Candles.
50 do Mines and stars,
10 do chineae Flyers,
For sale By DARBY & CO.,
.-.... - nos. 296 West BALTIMORE and
is 0-Iw North Llbsrty streets, baltimore.
DROP0sALs FOX MEDICIN Es.-sealsd pro-
II kosals will be received By the undersigned
ier p splyins the WsshInI sIlun with IlI ne
Medloines that may be required for the year end
ing Juns Sofh, issS Tho Medicines must be Of the
best quality, furnished a. may BE- rec uifed. and IL
nSs 0' the to the Asylum TO DO
BIDDERS eap obtain * the Asylum q Inst Of the
A'''' ' t LEONARD HARBAyea, q
JOIN H o SSEEWvIA4s' s
eN-dns Commission'1 Wsshingpn Asylum,
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RARRIRD

RARRIRD.
On the I'D instant, BY the Rev. Dr.. Flneke'
CHARLES W. DAVIS and MISS ELIZA moo
LER, Gil of this oity.
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APPOINTMENT or suRskoN.-Dr. Cro2Ron,
lately sppointed w ard Physician for the Seventh
Ward, mas been appointed q surgeon In the hos
pitfalls, and placed In charge Of -Rylsnd Chapel
Hospital, which place has been well ntted up,
and II now ready 70 receive patients.
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400 NEW STOCK. 400
INTERIOR ADORNMEN7s.
Just received choice selection of new and de-
PAPER HAN6IN6S,
From the rich ana ornate TO the most ohAste and
simple patterns. Appropriate for psr0Ts, halls,
dining rooms, and chsmbeTs.
FIREBOARD PRINTS. STATUES, CENTRE
PIECES, 90.
New Designs, warranted gold bands, imitation
.... gold, and common.
WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW Shades OF eny rec style or size HAde
to order. Blf Green, anu Blas shAds Hollands
0vXI P Ri II Gss iasI INES
(Warranted to bs gilded With gold leaf.)
The h8ndsomest aud laykest assortment IN the
District, from the best Malu'actory in the
...- country. 81.
Also, an assortment OF Dark Wood Frames. Wit
. bssutiful variety Of small Dzsd Oval and Gard
visite Frames Of foreign and domestic manufae-
tuers. Passepatouts, 60.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELS,
Different sizes a1d oolors, Pr cture Rings, go.
Purchasing exclusively for ca h. the abovs goods
(acoo riding 70 their suaty) will be disposed of 81
a. low rates as they csn be pu-cnased for in the
District No mlsrepresentatol made to effect
sales. ". &c.
Orders ior Paperhangins or window fhades
executed By experienced workmen, IN city or
A cali solicited from those reedinr the above
goods. 80
FERNS cash. MARKRITER.
Remember the number-No. ass Seventh street,
s;doors above Odd FellovS Hall; and the terms
cash for goods and labor. je -lmifs
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RoBBuY.-On sunday night, some thieves en-.
tered the house Of AR. Joseph Williamson, In The
First Ward, and took from bureau over $500 In
gold, siivsr plate valued At 500, and valuable
gold watch, with which they made on The
fanily were sbsent a church II the time
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YoUHs AnKRIcA -Omcef Booss, Of the county,
found Lost child Yesterday morning, about ok
years old, and noticing hat be Was chewing 10
baoco, asked how Long he bad used The we'd;
when be replied, - For four years" The preco-
cio0s child was takea 20 bis parents.
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wAsHINsToN, N y %, 1862.
This 10 to certify that Dr. Tumblety, the Indian
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consumption.
r. CLAY DORSEY, United States Capitol.
The INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
will describe diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or illness, without re-
eeiving any information from them.
No charge for Consultations or Adctcs.
Once, No. IL Washin gton Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner 18th street. Je2.u
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PERMISSION having been granted by the proper
authorities, Rev. G. r Lyford, Missionary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, will preach
in the grounds Immediately east Of the Capitol
on this and every Thursday evening, at O'Clock.
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SoLDIzk RoBskD.-A sick soldier, who had
just received ms discharge snd pay, and was %
his way home 20 Herklmef cOuntg, New York,
wa roObsd az the depot YESTERDAY Of e6s, all the
money NJ had Hsspplied 70 tbs New orb Re-
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WsHIssroN, with seventy thousand people,
and q large floating population, has much less
banking capital now than 10 had In 1917, when
the population was Less than thirty thousand.
The general rate Of interest the street here has
been, for the last twenty years, from one 70 ave
per cent. q month, on good securities.