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SWORDS FOR PREsE TIoN
TIFFANY & CO..
Nos. $50 and $50 BROADWAY, Nkw YORK

NOS. oSV and 952 BROADWAY, NKw YORK.
And No. - RUE RICHELIEu, PARIS,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY WARES
Solicit the attention of Civle and Military A,so.
clatlODs, Commands ON Nat,onal or STATE seryt9e
stock of 'A>
RICH STAFF AND DRESS ARMY Ann
NAVY SWORDS.
Their assortment includes the choioest
BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURES,
Identical with those made for Wilkinson, of Lon
aon, woIn oJ ne ofnoer. Of the British Army, and
most approved by experienced European authOrl-
ues the eleEantly wrought
BLADES OF SOLINGEN ON TIE RHINE,
n hire and finish the recognized modern types Of
s,e Ssle prated DonaascTS S1tsl; the excellent and
BLADES OF COLLINS, OF HARTFORD.
Besides those of other domestic fabrieants.
Inc monntlnss of the blades, in all cases sxs
'ea Eltkin the establishment, will be found 30
oonPIlse all requisite styles of ornamentatIon the
sSSdDDarus Dslns OF SILVER, SILVER GILT, BRONZE,
sLAIN or IRE Gill, SILVER PLATED BURNIsHRp
STskL, H1CH RATHER, etc with bands of PLAIN
SHAsED or EMBOSSED GILT. or SOLID SILVER: the
okiPS and 6UARIs OF the same variety OF stsTIal
dssiS Snd 9! eItaer res1stop pattern or
-ExTRAoRDINARY ELEGANCE
o. riehness and costlness not represented in
stock De required Tor pres entation, tie capa 1ih
ues OF the g. Establishment for the manufacture OF
sne choicest works IN gold and silver, and It's gen
Us sayi isfactorJ aud speedy production. In answer
20 orders, Designs and estimates viii be promptly
lndivIdusls purchasing Swords of Tlff.n, A. Co
are informed that every Dlade subjected Il tets
even more severe than those eniolped hv tSoyeFU-
msnt. before II Is placed sale-ths testing block
u N swords. re- 2s-lnl
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yKTAR DEPARTMENT,
Ia22-tf
ERICAN WATCHE
FOR AMERICANS!
TO sell, but not to keep time.

Why should an American buy foreign Watch,
when he can get better and cheaper enc ~ homer
Why should en American neediessy enrich
foreign Watch manufactures st the expense of cur
own artisans?
Why should al American ssRG gold 10 Eng lend
and France, our covert but bitter enemies. when
gold Is so much needed at home
Why should an American buy an imported
Watch, which, Ia nine cases out Of ten, will cost
more to keep order for one year. than tg origi-
nal price, and which was never intended TO keep
time under Any circumstances?
Why shoulf Americans not pztronize more
generally American manufactures, and thus em.u-
opate themselves from the ihraIdom of English
capital, French fashions, and Continental gew-
gaEs?
The Amercsn Watch CompanT's Watches are
partou arly adapted fer soldiers us., being most
substantially made, and not liable 20 get out of
order, eliher Ia marching, riding, or fighting.
Sold BY nj w. GAIT & BRO, 354 Peansyl-
yania avenre, Washington,
Wholesale orders should Ire addressed b
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents of the American Watch Company,
fe 2s-1m 1s2 Broadway, My.
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fC ARoHg,

G3-Stevens' iron battery Naugatuck, which he
presents to the Government as a model Of what
his large battery will be, will soon be sent to
Washington. Her dimensions are those of an
ordinary canal boat. Her speed, above water, is
ten knots an hour, and, when submerged to the
depth Of * feet, about seven knots She can
carry coal enough for twelve days, and crew
large enough to handle her armament The latter
consists Of single 10O-pounder of the Parrott
pattern, which experiments have proved to be
perhaps the most formidable rifed gun in the
world. When the Naugatuck Is sunk to her
fighting depth by the admission Of wal ter to the
chambers In her bow and stern, her entire ma
chinery, steering apparatus and vulnerabl. parts
De exposed to the enemy's shots but narrow
strip Of white pine constituting the gunwhale
and the gun itself Her small size and the scanti.
ness Of her exposed lines, would enable her to
approach close to hostile vessel In a dark highs
and deliver her 1O0- FOUNDER with terrible effect
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Ia FAoLe, Rayr, and QwGrter Casks,
BREWED FROM TIE CHOICEST
BARLEY MALT AND HOPS.
BREWERY,
18th Street, between 7tk and eiE Avenues,
KEW YORE.
- aCHENCK's PIT!sFfpNIC SIRIP
- ThE GREAT BGOUD PURIFIER.
fe eH-d6e9

- ThE GREAT gGOUD PURIFIER.
THIS sIrup vii 5sr-oh thloush eyery blood yes
ssi, eqHaizng the circu' stOh ETC venting hernor-
rnage separating the hiie from the 5Go5, maxim.
a d of The SEA WEED Fo iC I'D MAN DRAKE
PILLS, the system resumes its Iealihy condition.
the Pnruert matter AbsceSsss ard al alterations
Ia almost every ga uAre of Pm adclphIa there are
per rous no Ehve Usen cured Of Consumption IN
It's sevefet Kiases by tie use Of DT. ScheHaEs med
lolnes. Many parsons h&ya been restored to heallh
By these remedies after being cOnhEet 90 their
beds, reduced TO mere skeletons. and troubled with
coughs, nis h. sweats, hectIc ever and al the other
indieatlODs of an advanced stage of the disease
but by an eIsmlnatIon with the ResPlronetsT one
lung has been fouId 10 b IN q t0lerably healthy
condition. It capEot be doubted ths, many lives
dies. It's true that in al cases where cures sTs
ehected The Palont must have SONS lungs remain
. O1' VICTIMS TF CONSUMPTION
hssn Gescsngef to Their grayeS yho might lave
and pisced themselves under his drectIons. a. n Is
not denied thst some who take Schenck's Pulm0n-
Rsi bp hsnce hGI T ss too late &c
ability 70 regulate ana invigorste the hoe system,
70 tng spaoes seq And iacLitate ihe discharge
brsne of the bronchial tubes, and % oislodge ON
Si yRSse t1Ses the t9n:h ghsEm or PurueHt MISTER
scHEScK's P0LMSSfG IslRUP will pro-
6fonqhia tubs es Som shs putra ster %cS 5
imPedes their functions, when the ia8Ts are too
u
cure COnsumptlon when both lungs are di seas ed
ana DR.. Schsnck would rather 9 err one world
Know their true 90 nditIOn before taking his medl-
Sloe he treats no disease but those OF the Lungs,
L-lFef and stomach. 6ld makes no CHARGES for ad-
Woe, or examining lungs In the ordinary vay, or
as physicians generally 40; but for thorough es-
nIation with the ResplrOmeter be charges thres
GOlaTss and wishes every one. Tlch or poor, that
has Cough, Pain IN the Side, or Shoulder-blsde.
Goubied with COstIveness or DiarThea, sall0w
Comp pieXion Loss OF ppetlte, Low Spirits Rest
lessnsss at Night, or any other dsesse leading 20
Consumption, 10 call on him and get his advice
DR.. II. SCHENCK will be at his agents (S, b,
WaHe's,) corner Louisiana avenue aud 7th Eta,,
on W Nednesday, February 18th and "Wednesday,
March 26th, 10 see patients complaining with
C9us ms. Colds, Liver Comp sia, ,or sny
diseaGe leading to Consumption. He gives a1vIc.
without chaTge, unless theI want q thorough ex-
thres dollars.
P[Ios ot the PulmoniC Strip, 81 per bottle or ss
per half dozen,
Ppos Of the Sea Weed Tonio.s1 psr bottle or s5
Price Of the Mandrake Pills, IS cents per box.
te % W&S,lmH
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From Gem. Psrter,s Mortar F1eet-Experi-
taents at Sea:

O' .. 6CdOONEh NNOhEOi1h AChkTsf
1T Sea, March 1, 1862. q
Yesterday afternoon We fred our 13-inch
mortar for the first time ut sea. The wind was
very light, the sea quiet, and the day pleasant
and sunny. In order to make the trial suff
ciently thorough, the piece was loaded as if fer
actual bombardment, with the full charge of
ttce1aty pounds of potcder and a she'll vstgh-
ing orer ttco hundred pounds. 80
The mortar was trained directly abeam, and
received an elevation of about forty-fve de-
grees. The machinery for training the piece
Is remarkably compact, and, although difficult
to understand, with its eccentric and other
novel pieces Of iron-m0ngery, seems to work
with ease and precision. The foresail, foretop-
sail, and the head sails of the schooner were
lowered away and hauled over to windward.
All the ships company, except the powder
division, who were below attending to their
peculiar duties, stood on deck, mostly.in the
rear of the piece. The word to FIRE was given,
and almost Immediately the stunning report
followed. The mortar recoiled eighteen inches,
and, as the she'll went humming away, all eyes
were turned to see it explode.
The shell was half a minute ias ats flight,
and when it burst, was apparently several
hundred feet in the air, and distant by CON-
putstion more than tco mules. All we saw OF
the explosion was the sudden appearance in
the sky of little cloud of smoke, resembling
balloon. Ten seconds after first seeing the
cloud we heard the report. 1t sounded like
an answering gun from one of the ships in the
ofing. The little cloud slowly increased in
size, and faded away till its outlines were
lost. r.f H" -H
Several curious incidents attended the firing
The fscings of the bulwarks between the ports
on the larboard side, that from which the shell
was thrown, was blown off and fell into the
water. Several glass windows were broken
in the ward-room and sashes were violently
thrown open. The partition between the
cabin and ward-room was started, and tables
we're jostled out Of place. But these little mis-
haps obviously resulted from the concassion OF
the air caused by the explosion of so heavy a
charge, and were not produced by the recoil
Of the mortar. Persons who were on duty be.
low say that the shock which the vessel felt
was less severe than that attending the dis.
charge of one of our thirty-two- Founders
Y. Erentng Post.
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ST. LOUIS, March 12.-GeneTaI order No .,
from the department OF the Mississippi. states
that evidence has been received at headquarters
that Major General Sterling Price has issued com.
missions or licenses to bandits in this State
authorizing Them to raise guerilla forces for The
purpose Of plumber and maraudiDg Gen. price
ought to know that such course is contrary IN
the rules Of civilized warfare, and that every man
who enlists In such organization fOffeits his
life and becomes an outlaw. All persons are
hereby warned that IL they Join any guerilla
bands they will not, IL captured, be treated >as
ordinary prisoners OF war, but will be hung as
robbers and murderers Their lives shall atone
for the barbarity OF their generals
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FINANCES AND REVENUES OF THE UNITED
SrArEs.-The public debt Of the United States
on the first Of next July, il is estimated, will
amount to S750,000, 600 If the rebellion
should be crushed by that time, the govern
ment will still require an extraordinary annual
expenditure 70 keep itself In position to IN as.
ter the spirit Of discord which the rebellion
has evoked. The interest on the debt already
incurred, some Of il bearing 730 per cent,
would amount to about $50, 900, 900, with a
sinking fund Of so 600. 900. 1t is believed
that the army cannot be reduced with safety
TO less than 100000 men, costing SIS, 900 900
annually. Our coast defensss and navy will
cost S65 900 900; The civil list $50, ,000, ,O00-
making total Of $3.50, 900 900 as the annual
expenditures. The total revenue from the old
and new tariff will amount to only $50, 900 900;
leaving 500, ,OOO,O0 to be raised bY extrsordi-
nary means
The principles which should govern the
revenue scheme are TO levy taxes on as few
subjects as possible. England, in 1850, raised
S2I1, ,OO0, 900 on Eve srticles-an excise tax on
wines and spirits, on malt, income and prop
erty tar, stamps and property tax. A COM
mittee Of the American Geographical and
Statistical Society at New York, who have been
aiding the government in preparing an sde-
quate revenue system, make suggestions of the
amounts which could be raised from the follow
ing artisles; The old and new tariff $50, ,O00, 900;
stamps 81, ,000, 900; income tax $50 900, 900;
direct tax so, 900 900; excise on tobacco
So 900 900; cotton $50 900 OOO sugar 50, 900 900;
licenses $50 600, 900; tar on watches "a, 900 900;
railroad receipts 81, ,000, 900; internal tonnage
duty S. 000, 900; tax on shipping S. 0o0, ,000 ex-
else on whisky and distilled spirits $40 600 900;
beer 81, 200, 900; carriages $4,000, 600; live
stock-cows, $500, 900; horses So 900, 600;
other live stock $4,000, 900; tax on newsps-
Pers-advertisements, per centum, ,$3, 600, 900:
ptanofortcs 81 900 900; auction sales $40, ,000,-
000-making total Of $3l8, ,000, 900. A part
Of these suggestions have been adopted in the
revenue bill now before Congress, but many
considerable notifications have been made in
Others which themselves will be subjected to
changes and notifications as the discussions in
Congress progress, showing how particular in
terests are 70 be affected BY the impositions
proposed.-PktLa. Ledger.
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Latest from NashviIle-Efforts to ReopeI


LOUISVILLE, March 14.-ColOnel John A. Logan
arrived here to-day from Fort DOnelson on the
steamer 6. w. Graham, which returned this
afternoon from Nashville
A large number of st. Louis merchants who
went up on her with goods for sale have returned
some having sold their goois at a sacrifice Bank
bills of the loyal States and specie are scarcity
Every shOpkeeper there is getting Treasury notes
bills, especially those Of Tennessee, are agun.
dant. -
The people of Nashville, however, are rapidly
being convinced OF their wOrthlessness Anxious
inquiries were made for cotton, turpentine and
rosin, and although specie was offered nothing OF
the kind could be had except some 2OO bales OF
cotton shipped by resident of Nashville on his
own private account.
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The Impression tnEppIaud

NEw YoBK, March IA "A Lendon letter of III,
LIST Of March, To the Commercial says: "On th,
whole there 10 an obvious growth Of the impres
sion In England that the Struggle In the United
States will be terminated in ths spring. American
securities have been, consequently, buoyant.
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UT-It IL stated the proposed national tax on
manufactures, IL agreed to, will make Governor
spragues frm, In Rhode Island, pay a tax an
nually Of sI25 coo. ..- -.. =, ...-
II Blondin has been engaged for limited
number Of performances In the English provincial
districts for sum Of $50 600.
IL A sword costing four hundred dollars has
been purchased by the Union ladies Of st. Louis
to be made a present to Gen. Halleck
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DROPOsALs For WOOD,
DEPOT QusRTsRMGsrER's OFFICE,
Corner cf g h and Il SIR els,


DEPOT QusRTsRMAsTER's OFFICE,
Co;zs- g g \ ard q sfr,s;s,
sEALgC = : PRoPosAIs viii be reoeifsd at his once
GhtlI ms,NDAT, the Si.t day OF March at y
it. vicinity moth e the Po'orr-c river, ~it6in 81
FIVE mites o. the city of Washngto7. With Wood
tor 90 six months. oOmm6EoI en- tie lst dAy Of
hgIi, 1852. and ending the S0:h Ga' CT Scr EtambeF,
hickory and to be deiveTsI A. IN Se5s or SG.r n
ters ofths troop IN suoh sn:r.,tiss apd at saoh
Payments to be msds at a. cen end Of Of sSch month
upon tho return hy the contractor # thu orders
dered must be SHOWN by the raceip ipt of the of7Ser
receiving lttsPeciyIng the amount delvered) ca
Wood ordsred for regiments, trigsd.s, or divI-
slons must Dc receipted for by the quarter asters
of (l29 one hundred and twenty -eisht cnhIo feet
and muse be plainly marked 'ProPosals Tor
The abiity of the bidder to fill the contract
shout II Oe awarded 20 him, must be guarantee
by Two resp9nsi6!e PsIs ns,whose signatures must
be appended TO the guaran .es
Tho resp nsIhiIty of the guarentors must he
shown By the ofica certificate o. the clerk of the
nearest district court or of ths Uaitsd States dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
Bonds, in the sum of ten thous.nd dollars, signed
BY the contractor and bO.h of his guar.1tOrs, will
be reSu.red OF the successful bidder upon signing
The right to reject auy or all bids ths. m.yb bs
deemed too high ls reserved By the Dsp0t q uarter
Informal proposals will be rejected
Form Qf GEGTdHtse.
We, of the county Of and State
of,-, and -, of tho county Of, aud
state Of, do hereby guaranty that is
able 10 fulhl q contract ia anco dance with the
terms OF ms pToposltion, and that should his pro
PosllOl be accepted, he will at ores enter Iuto 3
col4trscs IN accordance Herewith. -
should the ooatract be awarded him we are pre-
pared 20 become his securities,
(fO this guarantee must be appended thu certlfi-
cate above menuOnedl ID. Il. RUCKER
NH II did Colonel and Quar- terms ter.
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NASHVILLE CoTroN-Cfncinnati begins al
ready TO reap the advantages Of unrestricted trade
with Nashville. The Enquirer SAYS that the first
shipment Of cotton received from Nashville since
its evacuation by the rebels arrived In the city on
Wednesday, consigned to r. Moore. The ship
ment consisted Of one hundred bales
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GOPARTNER sHTP.

~ EOPARTNERsHIP.
u Copartnership heretofore ex sting between
water, ksruann BopP, having been dlss1lved
IN oonsesuence Of the death # one OF the firm tn
oaslness wl hereafter b. carried under the naIne
eaq hrm OF WALTKRh ksRNANN. W sRrs prepared
20 build % order, and keep constantly on kanr Al
flnoE OF the most fas hions Ca mi AG ! ( Of the
oer-tnlty atIended % Al the ost fesonabIe prices
ihankIul Tor past favOIs, We hope Tor 9 eoatInu-
arcs ot the came, 1t Old estsh lis 10 slt on 4,
street. between 9th and 10th sts., No sac 10 Stair
icbram WALTER q KAAAlANN.I
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Steamer A,bare

ST. JOINS, N. F., March 12-The Cunard
mail steamer from Halifax having gone ashore al
Trepassy, we are not likely TO have another mail
under six weeks from England or the United
Statea . .r 49, .
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D r r &c IAL.
.EAsuRY DEPARTMENT

u FEBRUARY q, 1862.
NoTIcE 70 HEREBY GIVEN Of the readiness Of
this Department 20 redeem the Treasury notsz
payable in one year from date, authorized by the
sctni Congress approved December ed, 1857, and
the Treasury ROtes payable IN sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
Id March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above issue.
Will cease on the 9TH day Of April next by terms
cf those acss respectively fe 5-tap7
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
~ WksHIEsTeN. January 25, 1862.
The Secretary OF State win hereafter receive
Members Of Congress On busiRes, on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frat Of next
month
| .ssn g7-tf WILLIAM H SEWARD.
VITAR DEPARTMENT,
| w JANUARY 81, 1882.
ORDKRgD, That the War Department VIII be
| closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates 70 active military operations in tbs field.
Saturdays will be devoted 10 the business Of
| Senators and Representatives.
| Mondays to the business Of the Public.
| EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
| ia 22-H Secretary Of War.
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sss hELKBOp pD's ExFsA sEOss
Ill e6setiOns sR~ diseases ofths
URINARY oRGAEs,
whsshsr existing IN
MALE on FEs1ALa,
lrsa vksseVer 'suss or,,iustInE ard no ma;sss
80" LONG STANDING
piseasesot saese Organ reSui tie Aid Q; ID
HBLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC,
and ia certEin 20 have the cssIred eEeot N
DiseA seEJsT Ftisk ~ Is FssSzs1ssGs6.
KvIpEkoz or EnH EoEx REePoSsIsLr AnB ~
LLAsLE CHARACTER
EillGoesEEsny sko Eaedl5IRss.
. " y FT0a . % syssTSi 'iIitartus
soiENCE AsD FAME.
"FHYSICIxNS" FLEASE "N0rIcs.7
WE HAxs GEO SECRET" OF "TzsRxDIxsrs.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCRU
lsoomsoeed Of Buchu, Cubsbs and gynpey Ber1es
selected with great care by . competent dy3TEIss.
PREPARED IN VZCUO,
BY II. I. HELM BOLD,
rschnsl and AnslJncAl Ckemiss. anc Sol MHz-
ut1cturer OF
HELMBoLD'sG GENUINE PREPARATIONS
xEFTDA
the city Of f6iSdephTs, 4. I. HILnSoIp. o Iss
being duly sworn, doth Gay. his preparations oCn-
tsIn NC 81, narcotic; 40 msrSgT1: or other iRiurlOu-
-. - = -, b. 4. HELMBOLD.
svS5P snd & ssN'sS'd Ssire %S me fIf1 sqsy
: Alderman, Ninth at. - above Rsos, Phi :
PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE
FROM 8 A. NJ. TO p. M.
Price sI Per ssttIs, or sia Ter Sc.
Delivered 10 Gnf address, tsssrely bScKss
observation.
Address letters for intornAnoa IN Sonads =.
e.. 4. RELMBoLD, cas.sts.,
Depot, lH sSsth Tenth a.. below ChsatasG Fmh
BEwARE OF CoBNTEHsEi4s
AND gNPRINcIPLED Ds sLshS
aSsSsT' srtiels: % he Ts,Satio- - s.i,s
RsIs~boI6s 6ss-tAs PrsYsss.O-
&c" Est-ast B-s .
60" Ss.ss,srtas.
I~pGs-.< sac ~sR.
Sold BY q, b. wAI1E. Z. =. sslsaz. JsEs
WukT, :. G. FeER, s. b. ENxsisT-K, 5. q
MAJoR. ID. b. CLAKE, EI1wuk GAsszSsI,J
q. MiJsE, wsskiEgtsh AID sssrgsssSa.
tAND Ala DEsssIszs sS5sTFkEkE
ASK roe zzLksOLOs
u.U4 - -r-..
ssitsst tss s<vsress.sss - "a.
ANs AVOID IkrosIslOE "a "-ssa
ps~.ss sy-sss~s - ~ o.--s.-..s,sSs.
!" 80 .sys>- ,.s
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UOOTS AND SHOES TO SUIT THE
~ TINES

- TIMES.
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly reosiving a~sar
supply OF eastern made work of every de- H8t
sorlptlon, made ex presely 10 order, and WHY HV
% cold az q mnch lower price thsn has beens -
ne retofore charged IN this city for much lnfenOT
articles.
Persons IN want of Boots and Shoes of eastern
or CITY made work, will Always find good assert
ment IN store and at the lowest prices, Give us
call. GRIFFIN & BRO.
ap 5-r 314 Psnlsy ylvsnia avenue.
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fR4 =. WERTHEIMER a CO., AHA
fUE No. asa AND 464 SEVENTH ST., 4O3
OFPosfts the Post (l6scs,
gher their stock OF WINES, BRANDIkS, GINS.
CORDiALS, ETC., also their iarge assortment OF
sE6ARs, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS, eto
Tor sale st Wholesale Pfioes. : =
They keep Constantly on hand fne PHILADEL-
PHiA CREAM ALE, IN kegs and bottles for
bars OF family use The public in general are 70
splendid Etook Of goods, -
8. s.wERTHEIMER & CO.,
- <62 and 46z Seventh street.,
.ae u-sn oppo. Post 0fhos.
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IroR.cIad Steamers for the Harbors Of Ma $
sachaSetts.

BosToN, March Ia The House TO. day unani.
mously adopted an order authorizing the construc.
tion OF one or two iron-clad steamers on the plan
OF Captain Ericsson's "Monitor. ,, for the pro,ec
tod Of the hafbors Of Massachusetts.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu

Fu- Weakpkvses
ARISING E9ln E1ossses- Hshitg OF DissitatioS
EaTlT irdsorctlnE or Ahuse,
Aftszdsd tyftA tks Fol5NizR Syrnstozs:
lEliL 23sliioa 20 iEerSOEl LcsE OF Power,
Loss Of Memory. Dih.cultT of BTeethInr
Weak Nerves. T're1biiTss'
n Horror of llseass, W-fsfnireS..'
nihtbsss ~ Flflonr fAia the Bac'
nuivsrsa, Ls8situde OF sac Muroular ~ stan,
hot honds, Flushing oi tLn fodv
DIyness o. the SkIn, EruPtlons on the Fsoe,
PAfLiD COENTENANCE.
These symrtoms, II q Owed 10 20 on, which this
meLlolne lnvsrfsbiy removes, FOcn follows
tMPOTENCY FATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITS,
In ora Of whIek fks PatissG v1ay EaBirs.
W no can Eay tsat they arc not free asntly fol
loV1l ~ those ''Dt9 BFUL pIsEGsrs,"
"iNSANiTY AND CONSUMPTION
Msly are aware Of the caase Of their suferlB.,
BUT NOM WILL CONFESS.
TIE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE ASiIUMs
4=1 fhs MsgazeA0ly Dssfks BY CcrsE-srfioz,
tEAR AMPLE WITNESS 70 THE TEVTH OF TBu
ASSERTION,
EHE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC W EAkNESS,
sSuiTes the al u medicine 20 strengthen md
IuTIsOrsts the Systen
h,oh BELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
tscoris' ~ dOsS
TEiLL WILL CONVINCE YET sosI sKKrTIckL-
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