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ETtJGct from u laIc Of the UHi,sa States npp,0red
ISfg

ETtJGCt from iGlc Of the UHitsa States nppr0red
.fPfy IL. ISL.
sec; u. And tf IttUTfhET eHGced That con tract
or order or any interest therein. sha II be transfer
red nv the party or parties To whom such contract
or order may be given TO any other party or par
ti"S ana that any such transfer shall cause the an
nnlncnt of The contract order transferred far
as me limited states are concerned Prorided. That
al the rights Of action hereby reserved To- the
United States for any breach of such contract by
the contracting party parties.
See. 10. And be az CnrtheT enac,ed, That whenever
any contractor for subsistence, clothing arms, am.
munition, munitions of war, and for every descrip
uon OF supplies for the army navy of the United
fraud or wilfnl neglect Of duty, he shall be pun
lshed by fne, lmpri sonment, such other punish.
lnent as the court martial shall nd Judge; and any
person who shall contract to furnish Supplies Of
any Kind or description for the army or navy he
shall be deemed and taken as part of the land and
naval forces of the United States for which he shall
contract TO furnish said supplies and be subject to
the rules and guatoHs for the government of the
land and naval forces Of the United States
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DENsIoN OFFICE, JUNE 9TH, 1851


To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Application having been made under the act of
sd June lsoO, for the Reissue Of the Land War
rants described herein, which are alleged TO Fsye
been snst or destroyed notice il hereby given that
NJ the date follow ing the description of each War
rant new Cerhhcate. Of ike tenor will be issued
II no valid objection should then appear
Land warrant certificate. No. % 100 for lfD acr.s
lact llth OF February, ls47 J in favor Of RdS,fd
Mormon Volunteers, IN the with Mexico -
October 2lst, ls62.
JOSEPH ii. BARRETT.
n-h H-4Aw Commissioner
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HAPPINESS Or MIsERYi-THAT Is THE
IL QUESTION The proprietors of the PAR
ISIAN CABINET OF WONDERS, ANAT0MYs
and MEDICINE" have determined-re CARELESS Of
expense-to issue free, flor the benefit of Suffering
humanity foar OF their most instru and inter
esting Lectures on Marriage and its Disqualifca-
Eestion, Weakness, Depression, or ignorancsi of
Physiology and Natures Law. These invaluable
lectures have been the means of enlightsning xnd
saving thousands and viii be forwarded free The
receipt OF four stamps, by addressing SeeretGyy
Broadway, New York. ~ ls-ly
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tonsan-uineous Marriages.

The danger of coUsangTiBeOus marriages
and Iheir influence in multiplying deaf and
paper presented 10 the Academy OF Science at
Paris, by Mr. Boudin. II supplies matter for
grave consideration. Taking the whole num-
Der of marriages in France the coz sang uineous
represent per cent, while the proportion of
deaf and dumb births at LYONS is ar least %
per cent; AT Paris - per cent; NJ Bordeaux 30
per cent. The nearer the consanguinity of
parents, ihe InOrr does this proportion increase;
and II Ne represent ny one the danger OF begpt-
ting deaf and dumb child from am ordinary
marriage II would nave TO be represented by Il
III marriages between cousins german. by ~
m marriages between uncles and niecas and by
30 III marriages between Hephews and aunts
IL VIII surprise some readers 20 hear the sub.
ret l. one IN which the religious element Is in
VOWED; Professionalism u more favorable 10 con-
sangUineCus marriages than Roman Carholj-
eIsIn Il; and il appears by return from Berlin
that The proportion OF deaf and dumb children
IN lC,OGi Catholics, III that city, was 81; in TO-
GOO OF other Christian Sects. mostly Protestant
N was q: and among Jews. - in 1G.(sn 4 sim
liar result comes out III other circumstances
by = census taken iii the territory OF Iowa. IN
Ic4ts ihCrc were found % deaf and dumb i'm
io,oce; 2l2 deaf and dumb il 1O,O0U blacks
tsIaNe-,) or al. times more than among The
whites In this case, the habits OF the blacks
were favorable IN the increased result.
II IL found that where intermarriag yes are in
some sort necessity, from geographical posi-
noh. there l. an immense Increase in the pro-
portion Of deaf and dumb births For the whole
OF rance, the proportion is in 10000: in Cor
slca II raises 10 II in 1860; IN the High Aims 70
%; AZ The Canton of Berne, TO < In Iceland il
II H. ne whole number of deaf and dumb in
Europe Is estimated at 256.OOG: and when we
CONSIDER mat other mfifmiiirs of a very serious
character including iGiocy, are distinctly trace
able 10 con>ansulneous marriages, we are led
TO inquire what are the means by which rela-
hNes may De persuaded 10 marry one another!
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PENSsyLyANIA CENTRAL RAILRSeSsD

81 - - ssssE -
Is f is p AL ko Fiji WESTERN CITIES.
STONE SEER BEEp>. sAEbr Is ASD COMFORTS
BAGGAGE CHECKED 1nRe EeT fhoA DUST
pp THREE PATbf T TBA PiT1 ERGN
CLOSE cosNrc 4 tSss If ,nSf HiPssRR1sBuRa
NORTHERN R o I.si' Il e. RAILROAD.
THE GREAT saa t tf5SHtPf ROUTE
WASHINGTON i tNb BALTIMORE
WEST. NoRT2%kss Sfn. 4N II 'h SOUTHWEST.
the northern Central Railroad Company. northeast
WASH 81 csTsat seiOn
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
PROM WASHINGTON.
PaSsergerT R Nil AXE the and E trains
WHERE az made With hPq trains The
Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris
s Sqfs s. ard there Rs
road for all parts Of the West.
FREIGHTs
BY this route Freights of all descriptions can be
Of Ohio, iKentucky, Indians. Illinois, Wisconsin,,
Town, or Missouri, by Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
At Pittseyrg with stesmers, by which Goods can
Kentucky. Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Missis,
sippis Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky and Chi
cago with steamers TO all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor-
tatiOn OF their Freight to this Com pany can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO and from any point
in the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
are at all t,Dles Jarorab as are charged BY other
Railroad Companies.
- Be particular 20 mark packages "yia Penna
Central RRn
MAGRAw Il KooNs, Freight Agents,
- No. SO North street. Baltimore,
:ENOCH LEW1S, Gen1 Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
J.. l.. HOUPT. Gen Ticket agent, PkiladeiFhia.
II. II HOS SION, General Freight Agent, Phila-
delphla. ian 4-ly,r
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II. 0. HOOD

Is Constantly receiving and mas always on hand.
a. full supply of ALI the most celebrated n
WATCHES that are ma Nh featured in Eng EcAt
land Switzerland and America both in Goia(li&
and Silver cases. He also keeps large stock Of
fine JEW ELRY of the most desirable styles set
with Diamonds, Emeralds. Rubies and all other
Gems. He is also manufacturing all kinds of Solid
Standard Silver Ware. and keeps Swords. Revol-
Scissors Gold, Silver. and Steel Spectacles and 8
great variety of other things usually Ike pt in j. W.
elry Store and all at the very lowest price No 33S
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets fe l5-f
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EDUCATIONAL.
rHyGABIY rSsTIruIE,

1927 ard 1929 sprrce 81. Philadelphia.
The regular course ~ instruction ear braces To o
Ensiirh ani French Languages ami Literature,
Latin :. required, ana all the braches which con-
sritutr a thorough Enslish anG French eduetion.
French :. fbe language of the family, sud j. con-
.tapty spt in The Institute II 10 the object ~
partfc!sr attention and IS taught srorn the rudi-
repts 20 tho highest Of :tnT sture 6ni com
pos.t icn. The scholastic year commence septem-
ker Isth snd closes July LIST Cireuisrs &c can he
obtained from Madame D'KERyILLY, Prncipsd
OF ChoRaray Institute. m 23sm
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ON THE POTOMAC.

On and after the 18th in:tan. day Of september,
passes will be required from all vessels beats, TO-
navigating the Potomac river. These viii be issued
By the Commanding Of6cer Of the Flotlls and may
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed at
Alexandria or At the mouth Of the river.
GIDEON WELLES,
secretary OF the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
September II. 1851. Rep. & Init sc 10
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~ 35i PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
A genuine assortment OF
HARDWARE AND ARMY GOOBst
Bah IRON AND sTEELi
40 2 conn
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The following are the classes required at the re
spectiyc Navy Yards:

- Glass No. l. White Oak Logs; No . White Oak
Keel; No. 5: White Oak Promiscuous Timber: No.
: White White Oak Plank; Nc. C.; Yellow Pine Logs; No:
Spar timber No To- Write pine s Mast ths Sss ma ma
p Ii White s Pine plsnk and Boards; No. ls: Ash
Hickory Butts; No 49, Black Walnut and cherry:
No H. Cypress; No; y. White Oak slaves and
headlng; No a. Black Spruce; No. .. Lignumvite;
Iron Nails; wrou ght and cut; No. 80. Lead; No.
u Zinc and Tin; No =. Tools for Stores; No S.
Paints Dryer; No 80 Linseed Oil Tnrpentine, Var,
a. Oil, Tallow, Soap: No. 46. Miscellaneous.Dry
Goods Good" Hair Cl9th ship ChandIery, for eonstruc-
T; MISCELLANEOUS Tools for Engineers; g. Cooking
C c,Snsiis' StoTSs; &c; H. fa5 Canvas + Cott9s
Brushes; n Hunting, Dry Goods; o. lanterns; o
Sperm Oil; X. Ship Chandery for stores and ecu n
ment; s. Stationery: r. Fire Wood fN'p
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The undersiG ncG --, of - in the State of
-. AMI - Of -. in the State OF -,
hereby guarantee that in case the going bid of
- for any IF the classes therein named be acI
cHptnd. ne or they i'll within ten days after the
rec'p of the contract ut the post Office named or
Navy Agent designated, execute the contract for
the same, with good and sufficient sureties: and in
case said - shall fail TO enter into contract as
aforesaid. guaranty 10 make good the difference
between the offer of the sand - and that which
may be accepted
G., .,,...... A. --- 49, & ID
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Signatures of two guarantors.


Witness.
/ hereby certify that the above named - are
known I" me aS men of property aud able to make
so"1 tneIr guarantee. Signature, q. III.
To be signed by tho United States District Judge
United States District Attorney, Collector OF Navy
agent
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SOAP: No a. Mice. snsoos Dry Goods; 4 Boiler
sc.I r: P: h.: ssm es asa ns @ D.
Tool. for Eps in~sr~: q Ceek,ns Utensils stoves,
t.,set L. Hcse b.: hes fn y saStins .ni
Dry Goods: q. Lanterns; Q. Sperm Oil: r. Ship
Chandlsry 70; sSSfss and equipments; :. ssa;ione-
PHILADELPHIA.
Sfs No Wit Hts tS s NS %hse Gas
b.; Ne. 4. white Osk Plank; W" :. yellow Pine
sSah s,Ish sSE sS 1s1Hg Pins BesnS Nc
Pine f F;sns and sgs, JHoeS No White Pine
Plank; So. Whit. Ash % o.r No. Log Gh ahs
kl s x so NJ t ss.s s b.ss e sssE
limb Mo LI!sns y; siss,; No Iron .os.d
No. 81. Zinc, Tin; No. s. Hsrdwsre; No 81. Tools
f. G j, cso Ned s. E.S Load Zine r.Hi
Turpen,ine. -ysrniEh: No: n Glass; No. a. Pitch
S bl Fs aoS. h. ss sSSaG :ns 80 sas
f.i is%S s Dsiss Fis
ia T. ol c # Slass ho TTss X;
GeSf g rsrY oil ship fhsp Wood for Store
Sss Saf Lsfs Fl tsos tas
Il: g.cs WsinPN'; 30 J.; C!r,s;'; *: u s,ays-
50 Lad 40 I'll Zine. tia solder: no q. Taris.r are;
30 80 White Lead: No. 81. Zine Paint; No 81 Col,
Gials: No e. 0asu: No a. Pitch tar; No. No. q.
Brown Sosp; No. &c Miscellaneous Dry Goods. ship
Gn"9 S Ins o CHAIN iron
70 s. Poles; 50: s.; Helt9T,; i; Boi!sE Iron ana
Es Gum fS9a is Is Entnsa4
Tools; G Cooking Stoves, &c; II. FisN Canvass ].
G",,en C"SvtSs;1 living K: Lsathe.; I. Hose; n;
fer steamer 6t,ios; Q: sperm Oil; I; ship Char
Fire Wood. se 2-IaWt0ct2l
10 HOTELS. eRoc : I l RSEEsrAuRAxrs, pR1.
ViTE FAMILIES, &c.
The Subscriber. have Just received fresh ship.
ment of
500 CASES ST. JULIEN AND FLoRRAo
which they ofeT fof sale at New York prices.
Also, they have constantly on hand
4 Lnrge and W,4 S,!scttd Sook Of
SSRshSs is sfH se5FSR Sd IRISH
2sEsfi.ASS iSb st 81 Hei ffA brands
LONDON AND pTBLIN PoRTERs,
HAAEANA CIGARS; CIGARS cro
tt SkbbEh p ssS tTSeLIsH DAIRY
sAf1lSEs, KEMP THEORETICALLY SEALED
Err sd ENsk1sR coRP1A5
chqiss ,oS&T6siNsa SS IsSa IMPERIAL, ny
|. FANCY GROCERIES.
BININGER & CO.
Established l176.l
Erarchr2 19 Pc avcpps, opposite
Willards' Hotel, Washin gton
~ Just received q small lot Of offcers' LIQUOR
Chests. auH
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d r lei A l. Z.

IMPAIRMENT OF STATE.
~ WASHINGTON. Jsnuaryc5 1862.
The Secretary of State will hereafter receive Mem
GERS CT Congress On business Saturdays. com
nencing with Saturday the frst of next month.
ianT-tf. WILLIAM H. SEWARD
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ZINE BREsS GOODS, IN ALL FABRaCs
l. modern fabrics for Fine Dresses
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents send
new supplies daily
One price only. marked in plain cures, the actual
cash standard value. PERRY BRO,
Pa. avenue and Ninth st
vi D,,;II
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The schedule which the bidder cncIoses must he
pasted 10 his offer. amt each Of them signed by aim
Opposite each article in the schedule the price
must he set. the amount carried ont, the aegre gate
footed up for each class and the amount likewise
written in words. II the parties who bid do not
reside near the place where the articles are be
deiiN cred. They must naIuc in their offer person TO
whom orders OH them are To be delivered.
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Paahhhs p HAIR sYEL III CoLoR BLAok
Gray, red or faxen hair can be changed in q
few seconds to a let black or brown, by using Up
HAMS LIQUID HAIR DYE, The BEST and cheap.
est in the world, producing, the moment il b
ffe RsiSFi
much hai, DE q Others sell for one doiia,; Sold
phia, and 8. CALVERT FORD, corner nth street
and Pa. avenue; - AlexAndria, By HENRY COOK
A. co Dru q sists - u sep 5-eoly'
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Form, Of Ogey.
Which from q finn must be signed by all

members.
l, -. Of -. in the State of - hereby
aslte Ia furnish anu deliver IN the pectiye navy
Yards all the articles named in the classes hnreunto
annexed, agrseabiy to the provisions of the .che-
duies therefor, aud III conformity with tn. adycr-
Usement Of the Bureau OF Construction &c, of
I'D &c ptemher. lS;2. should my offer he arcn ptei
sent TO the Navy Agent at -, or to -, for
signature and certificate Signature B.
Date.
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THICK LARGE, WARN SHAwIs fOR TRAY
FLING suAWLsJ FOR GENTS.
Insy $50 answer the purpose Of blankets for q =
eerr in camp the march @''8 'Vi ONi
Thick cOLORED BLANKETS for can1pusa
GOODS. anu s''Nsn phhsS
One price only. The actual cash ralpe. marked i,
plain figures. PERRY a. BRO
Penn. avenue and 9Th street
ce @W PERRY Building"
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rASH H0U Sc.
- YlICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
DRY GOODS at lowest prices and a deduction of
5per cent. on all sales of SI1 and over
, II ysu want to buy your goods cheap buy from
Cash House. We sell EyriRSireiy for. Cash, Conse-.
Quently our prices are always tbe lowest.
Customers who buy of Us to the amount of SO
snd upwards will have per cent. deducted from
the amount Of their bills =
Our stosk is now eomp lete in all kinds Of HOUSE
FtRNIsH MI DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS, WHITE GOODS, SHAWLS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, & c., DC. and solicit all in want of Dry
Goods tn inspect our stock before purchasing
. 80 Goods delivered TO any part of the city or
Georgetown free of charge. jos. J. MAY,
New Store, sos Pennsylvania avenue
sc 10 between 9th and lnth SITS
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ARMY SUPP LIES.

ARMY SUPP LIES.
OFFICE or TEE CHEF QcAsIERMASrER,
4TH!g az the P0.OBlac, ,
WASHINGTON, September -, 1862.
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
OF the army OF the Potomac the following articles
5000 tons best quality Timothy LAY, securely
balet, tho weight OF essh bale 20 be marked
thereon.
aONr 900 Bushels of Oats. of the best quality. IN
strong sacks, well sCwed.
1900 cords Oak and Hickory Wood. we'll seas red
and of the best quality
Esch bid must be accompanied BY the endorse
ment o two responsible persons that the contracts
IL awarded will be fulfilled.
Bids viii be opened fccIE time 10 time as the ar
tcles may be needed and contracts will be awarded
Gr the quantities needed 20 the lowest ponsible
bidder up TO the time OF opening.
The right lie reserved to scce PIT all any part OF
any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed Pro posals for Hay
in separate enY elcpes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut.. Col. and s. d. c..
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4 UTTMN AND WINTER sHAWLS.-New and
n stylish things opened To-Day.
Also. all kinds of hrst-class DRY GOODS, for the
general and special wants Of families and house
Keepers.
One price only. the actual cash standard value
marked in plsin figures.
Our Northern and Eastern CORES pOuIents send
US new supplies daily
An inspection Of stock solicited ii implies no OBJ
legation 70 purchase. PERRY & BRO
sc 2ilot Pa avenue and Ninth street,
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Proeded BY Royal Listers Patent of Faslund an
serTLed by the Seals Of the Ecols de PkarDaacie d
PGEtS, and the IHlpeTGl College Of Medicine, Feaaa
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I" GIVE ME 4 CALI
HE Cndersg ned respectfully informs ia friends
and the public That he will open his
Hel-kncp Il establishment this day for IN IL
the season. He has hsd il thoroughly Sxh
repaired aud neatly fitted. and has also S1
been engsSPd all the summer in bedding
the most choice OYSTERS the Chesapeake Bay
could produce, in his famous creeks at Pfney Psint
l will receive by the steamer James Guy, from
Piney Point, twice week, fresh sspply, indie
pendent of nay regular supply boats. BY such
arrangements there will be failure in filing any
contracts that may be made with the establishment
as we have never heretofore failed To do, ndepend
emf Of the blockade
My arrsn sements are so complete that il can cope
with any house in the United States
pied &c myself TO pay particular attention to fur
nishing Eetels. restaurants. suffers and private
families, at the lowest cash prices.
VIII keep also on hand FIRE assortment fresh
canned FRUITS and hermetically sealed MEATS
Depot asi C St, be.ween idth and iith.
i'm -nr iry IN
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CHARIfESTOWN

;, Glass No. !. White Oak Logs; No. .. White Oak
Der; No. 1. White Oak Plank; No g. Yellow pine
Logs; No. II. White Pine Logs PLANK and Board :
Mahogany, and Cherry No: 49, Locust; No. p,
White Oak Slaves and Heading; No Is Lgnum
Spikes; No q, Iron Nails wrought and cut; No. 80
Lead; No. 81. Zinc and Tin; No. SO Hardware; No
Zinc Paints; No SO. .Colored Paints, Dryer; No So
Linseed Oil Turpentine, and Varnish; No Al lass:
and Soap; No. 10. Miscellaneous Dry Goods: A
Boiler Iron and Rirets; b. Pig Iron; G. Lard Oil;
neous Tools for Engineers; g. Cooking Utensils
and stoves; II. Flax Canvas; L. Cotton Canvas: J
brushes; N Bunting and Dry Goods; o. Lanterns:
T. Tar for Ropewalk; @. Sperm Oil; r. Ship Chan,
Fire Wood; u. Ok Hides for rope. -
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IN A ~ WILL SE sst
required n fs an English speciac of sixty-Hvs
sap w not harm the dscsts
sold By q. c. UPHAM, 403 Chestnut street, Phiis:
dslpha, ana IN ~fpshinGton oy e; y; tOhD corner
kenny COOK CO., trusGisn. ne Xeely
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No CURE. No PAY

~ No CURE, No PAY!
Il IL q z Suffering with Gout. CONSERVATION
CHRONIC rheumatism, Neuralgis. Stiff Joints, Tu-
moIs. Cancers. &c. &c. can be cured. If curable
by Magnetic Treatment or laying on of hands nv
MRS. WREN, Physician ana Midwife, 44J K ST.,
between 9th and 7th. ~
Mrs. Major Ven :, of Washing ton testifes that
her violent pains in face and head had no rest
week were taken away in the space of q few min
utes. Also. found Mrs Wren;s Magnetic Ointment
very valuable in her family for Prckly Heat Sore
Nipples, &c; thinks no mother should be without
Mrs. O.. of Georgetown was given up by several
physicians could only walk with help having suf-
fered with Chronic Rheumatism for years: has
been under Mrs. Wren's Magnetic Cure seven
weeks. and can walk mile without help
Typhoid Fever Yields quickly 70 this treatment.
Mothers should knew that tw0-thrds of chill
dren 5 com paints are caused by Worms. Ny Mag
netic Worm Sipp cures speedily.
My Magnetic Ointment also cures Prickly Heat.
Sore Heads. Cha pped or Called Flesh Chiliblains
Cuts, Burns. Scalds, Boils, any Cutsneous Erup-
tons Sold as above, st IS cents per bottle Or box.
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CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES.-A new and fnu
sgPEly in the lot, many really choice grades
PLAIN BLACK
One price only. PERRY BRO
te TlT Pc. avenue and Ninth street
GIVING MACHINE OlL-An excellent article
0tsfp.ng Tie II schine always bright and clean
KING 4 BCRCHELL
92 Corner Vermont ~. md 18th q,
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BROOKLYN, NEW YORz

Class No I. White Oak Logs; No. q White Oak
keei Pieces; Nos. White Oak Promiscuous Tim.
Knees; No. 6, Yellow Pine Timber; No. 7, Yellow
Pine io Beams; No. yellow. Pine Mast Timber; No.
Logs Plank and Boards; No. H. White Oak Boards
ana sd Plank; No; - Ash Logs and Plank; No, ID
No 10: Black Walnut, Cherry; No. IL. Cypress; No
NJ Ls % No 10 White Oak Slaves and Heading;
aaogsny; No. g. Lignumyits; No Is. Iron, round.
No. o. Iron Nails wrou sht and cut: No. 80 Iess
iss sso; zinc TIM No. s. Hardware Nc: 81 Tools
Paint No .. tolored Paints, Dryer: No. %. Line ne
SEED OIL TSrpentine, yarni.h; No. Il. tiiass; No
-. Fitch, Resin, Ter; No. "a Fish Oil, Tslioy,
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TOR THE FOLKS At HOME-All kinds of
u Fancy and Staple Dry Goods for the Folks at
Home" Officers and Soldiers are cordially invited
70 Inspect our large stock of Dry Goods, for home
consumption.
One price only. the actual cash standard calue
mGTEsd IN PLATA figures.
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents s,ip-
ply us daily with Fine DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS
MANLs, READY MADE DRESSES. (suits x c.
All parcels properly packed for express or other
conveyance, free Of charge.
An inspection of stock and prices i'm niles no oh.
legation to purchase. PERRY & BRO.
Perry Bailding,"
sc ao-lOt Pa avenue and Ninth stSeet
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GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES,
bfaitic in correcting, regulating aad Teuorias al
distractions, from 1chaltcer cause, aad
altcdyS successful as a prersntics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
TTENTION, Suffers AND OTHERS
CIDER-CIDER-CIDER,

NEW DESIGNS IN AUTUMN AND WINTER
MRAPPINGS, opened to-day with All kinds
OF DRY GOODS for current wants. ~ ANs
One price only, the actual cash value marked in
pain ngures, PERRY BRO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured at this institu-
ton within the last seventeen years, and the nu-
merous important Surgical operations performed
by DR.. Johnston, Witnessed by the reporters Of
papers and many other persons, notices Of which
have appeared again and again before the public,
besides his standing as q gentleman of character
and responsibility, is @ sufeient guarantees TO the
smicted. 10 lo-6ms