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"Do you remember me ?" she asked. partly
drawing aside her veil, and showing very
altered face from the one he had seen in the
morning.
"Mrs. D." the Captain answered bow.
ing.
There was quality of tone and air about
oncer that inspired her with feeling of re-
sPeot. he merely pronounced her name, and
then stood awaiting her further purpose.
II am here to offer an apology for conduct
that has no excuse. viii you accept the
,'0n one condition." replied Capt. l..
'Name it, SIR"
That you promise on the word of lady,
never again to insult soldier or officer"
u promise, was the low answer.
"Then the past is past, Madam. And now
permit me to conduct You from the CAMP
And with the bearing of gentleman al he
was, Capt. l. attended Mrs D. to the
carriage in which she had come, and closing
the door for her after she had entered, said in
parting:
1.-The lesson is severe one, but the fault
was grave, and constrained a harsh reaction
We are here as friends, not enemies; as gen.
tlemen, not ruffsns. At the call of our coun-
try, not to invade and wrong. We come to
save not to destroy. When will you learn to
read events aright?'
And turning from her, the officer went back
70 nis tent, and the lady rode to the city, an
humber, if not wiser woman.
The story, as such stories always will. got
out, and was reported from lip to lip From
that time women of Mrs. D-'s style of
thinking and feeling conducted themselves
with little more public dccorum. 1t is quite
certain tnat Capt. l. was never insulted
agaiR.-Earper's WeekIy.
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CAPTURE OF vICKsBURG.
bombardment of the City-farra2ul,s Fleet
Pass the Ratterips

NEW MADRID, July 5.-Vcksburg is ours. No
particulars have been feceivcd, but the rebels
considered their position imDregnable, and the
capture OF the city, with It's powerful Batteries
ana large army, Is regarded here as a Triumph
ha'dIy second 10 that OF New Orleans.
CAIRO, July5 The ram Monarch, lust arrived
mere, brings news from the neighborhood OF
' nichsourg 10 the 2oth ult. On Thursday Com
fortefs mortar heet commenced sbelIing the
upper battery below the town, and Continued ali
oay without any important result. The action
was renewed on Friday, and In the afternoon the
nfe cf the vessels was directed at the town, over
ceased. During the bombardment the rebel bat
teries replied feebly, firing inaceurately.
About half an hour after the cessation Of the
bombaIdment, rebel water battery opened fire
on the mortar Feet, which replied until the bar
terry ceased firing. At : O'Clock In the evening
the entire feet opened fire on the town, Continu-
Ing Tor an hour. Next morning at -FOUR O'Clock
the bonbardment was again renewed, during
which eight Of Com. FaTagut's vessels passed
the reoel batteries without any serious damage
Vicksburg must have been damag ed, as great
contagrations Were seen In numerous places.
1t Is stated on indisputable authority that
5000 negroes have been ordered by Nal. Gen.
Butler to work Oh the canal across the bend OF
the river, by which Vicksburg will become an
Island town hereafter.
Seven hundred more shells for the feet have
been ordered from New Orleans.
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Five Days Later frem Eurepe

CA7ERAcE, july The steamship Hiberp,sp
from Liverpool 28;h, via Lond donderry 9th
passed th!S point this morning.
The steamship Persia arrived at Queenstown
26:h.
1t is asserted that Napoleon has resolved "a
send sufficient troops 20 Mexico 10 force a way 10
the capital against all obstacles
Admiral Grayiere will Immediately take COM
m2nd OF strong concentration OF French war
vessels In the American waters, which ccncentFs.
iion the Patrie says Is Justded by what may arise
out OF the American war ana Mexican affairs
THE VERT LATEST.
There have been important debates IN the
French Corps Legislatif on tie Mexican expedi-
ton. julie FauTe ce.suTei the eKoediiion and
recommended that government to treat with
Mexico md withdraw the French troops NJ
Billault defended the governments course and
repudtaied ths idea OF entering upon nsgc ctatiors
where French honor is engaged, and insIlts mus,
own government
Tie London Herald main aims that Il Is time
for France and England 20 take decided action in
American affairs.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, June 81 -COtton-Tbe Brokers'
Circular reports the sales Of the week at l5g 600
bElsS, including 20 O00 TO spectators and SO 600
to exporters. The market has been excited, and
prices are Id a I'D. higher. The sales TO-DAY
(FTlday) are estimated at Is ,O00 bales, including
1000 to spectators and exporters, the market
closing with still advancing tendency. TIE
stock in port Is estimated at 2l3O bales Of
which IS eco are American
Breadstuas unchanged and steady except corn,
which Is dull and heavy. Provisions very dull
LoLDoN. June 2S S-COnSois for money closed
at 81 ka9IZ.
The bullion in the Bank of England has
increased e6Il COO.
Illinois Central shareE, &c dis. Erie, 3O1l.
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LATER FROM MEMPHIS.

Reports from Observation-Disclosures in Seuih-
west-Aifai's at M mobilo-Prepara atiopE to
Defend the City.
MEMPHIS, July AT Helena, Ark, there Is a
band Of guerillas, coo strong, who are threaten
Ing the people with cotton burning and a general
destruction OF property. In confederation Of this
fact, General g rant has issued orders that wher-
ever any loss be sustained by people loyal to
the Government, colleciOns shall be made 10 Sc
cure q sufncient amount Of personal property from
persons in the immediate vic! nifty sympsthizing
with the rebellion, to remunerate those LOYAL 70
the Government OF the United States for all losses
de also stateS that guerilas will lot be treated as
prisoners Of war
The Mississippi river north Of VIcksburg is re.
ported lined with men trying to escape conscrip.
ton. The Federal boats are continually hailed
by persons wanting to be taken aboard with thsil
cotton. The people everywhere are represented
as suffering under the greatest hardshipe
On an island below w hite river, Ark 2 500
men who have fed to escape conscripuon, have
united for protection against oppression and con
scription.
The Avalanche, of this city, appeared thi:
morning as the Bulletin, the two papers being
consolidated, with the proper editors changed
This Is In accordance with q late order Of th,
provost marshal, declaring that no paper should
be issued whose editors did not take the oath
The ram Monarch met Com. Davis feet 1Ol
miles this side Of Vicksburg.
A former employee of the Memphis and OhiC
Railroad, Just arrived here from Tupello say,
that two gunboats and one ram are In Mobil,
Bay, and that about 10. .OCO troops are below Mo
bile en- the railroad. The foftihcations arounC
Mobile, commenced month ago, are now com
pleted, and the Inhabitants are languine that Mo
bile can't be taken.
He states that Gen. Bragg is in command a
Tupello with from 40 600 TO So, ,OOO men Gen.
c. Breckinridge had left there with 80 coo men
All the troops are short Of clothing and provis
IONS They have bacon twice a week, but N
coffee or salt. .
The rebels say they have come to retake Cor
inth, ana the impression prevails among the reb
| els generally that a majority Of our troops hav
gone East. -.
1t Is the unanimous testimony of scouts and de
serters that no rebel troops except cavalry, hav
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FROM GEN HALLECK's ARMY.
Brilliant Skirruish in Hii,.;...

CohlNrh. July 6-ro Hon. L NJ Stanton,
Secretary Of War: OGicial reports have iuIt been
received here OF a brilliant affair Of ouf cavalry
near Bonneville, Miss, on Tuesday, July /. Col.
sherlden, OF the Second Michigan Cavalry, with
Wo egirnehts OF ~ men, were alta cked by parts
OF eight regiments of rebels nuuberIsg some
400 men, which he defeated and drove bsc <
alter seven hours Aghting. Oar lots was fo.ty.
one Killed, wounded and missing. The loss OF
.ns enemy must ave been very great, as he lefI
sixty-fve OF his dead on the field OF battle On
clal reports viii be forwarded by mail | re-
spsctiuIlY recommend Col Sheriden for promo
tlon for gallant conduct in battle
Ii. w. HALLECK, Ma jor General
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mEssRs. ii. A. HALL & Co, have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 3O9 Pennsylvania avenue, back to
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mall for
any and all of the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percba. Orders will be
forwarded by any express company's lightning
train, and arrive in In twenty -four hours cheqp,1
to our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them filed at nan
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. ii. A. Hall i Co.'S
warehouse, lwhere they have the largest assort-
ment OF India Rubber Goods In the wor!d,l SIS
Milk street, Boston, Man. may I9-n,w.,u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATcHBLoR's HAIR DYE
Tas bsst in the World

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dive
produces color not to be distinguished from ma.
ture-warranted not to iDjure the air in the
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ases the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hal,
instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, leav.
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by ali
Druggists, &c.
IL The Genuine is signed WILL1AMA. BATCH.
KLoR, on the four sides Of each boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nsw York,
m27-1y (Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond st.)
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AUCTION SALES.
By J.. MCGUIRE a co. .Apot,o,

By }, G MCGUIRE & CO. ,Auotioneers
TRUsJEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Oh the Clr.u 1 Court Ite DIEtrIct o. C0um6..
ssssT9 on te Eith day Ct !u-e, ls6,, n Gauss m
an Ihomss Wech Is ceisRaH,t nc und ,TsiTSsd
- Eto,.o fEclI 3 ths h.gaEs' h.ddsr,
o'o ock m. nFol 81 prem, ,-as "a, vozt p-rt OF
r rot NO . ~ rSaaTs - 81 a t-l Cty u wsth
avenue, bet, CO. iou.tb aad F,Ith HIrge,s West
ND ND "a ~ ffi5E Ia saty zoo: = = Eetlor
., fsrEa, .; ssls: Isssh.rs oftgs % o'srs money
Tnents Ia Iix ana tzsvs mouths n "a tie ,fsr OF
50 $50; tas lFierroL Fa!meuts - isSI IrlcrsE iTom
IN ~ ne gFrJstEer, Eita saretJ ~ sBretiss
70 q approved - th5 lruttec
tsrns c, -,le VI his six ltys -,e- IL S,y .sS,
-, Ir9ae Y Sl h- rssoil e: bic iisE sna exSsnse.
Al ccAToJa-ci-S :, t!s 80 o. re rgIohGter.
ie7 2svtss &c nsGU'EE& & CO. aSc;s.
~ J. G. MeGV.2a . Co. Auotioassrs.
TEG1EEE'S > LIS CF VALUABLE M
4 PROVED KcAL Es-lTEls TaE oiTT OF Sysss-
LysToS-Dy v:rtUe "i a d-~d q trust rscorded
- m iSs - &c y s,5 81 = 3Tto3 g a. te2PI!,
shall tel a. fubis 5ctnn. cS sSTUR - Y.i:b
% IA? loucsri, - rs o'sasF : n, tS iSiioy
FE Re-. Eststs situ.t, ia tle oits =. wGsain:t ton,
L..:s ii, e, IS q, S5nd .5. 10 square No. ST.
,Ais0 Hs7t oi , o. G. IA the sIhli'iron CT Lots
:! !EI.a sT8LUe Icsr -E- City HRI'.
She gsTsl ps-3s,s al l.. proved VII be ofsrod
seTsTCtstE-
The terms o. raie Ere: One r5-F.h IN cash: and
re TerIGda IN SIX, ~ -!Vs ari ctsrt-eu months,
Win iT crest trCIa the dry ~ SsIS; the deferred
faFmsCts , - seGaTs3 IS EUtzs eatsf.c.nrv %
inc tuStsc, zE5 2 iic~, y aSI oT srvrt uson ,h-
property ioT tEc ruTJ haze G. stC -a>A nstsE shall
IeT0 been TCg E8CEIvev Eggsa.
n thcso terms hs Mt 'orrr - ~lfh OF tbua ssy
Sisf tA5EAe tie tf-E.-c TaSs-ycs tls Tirht % 70
se,!, uSo' tn-rs DAYS n1.!cR ~ tHs TiFE ana eE-
EenE9 of the dcf1n,iIrE Furcus-ar
Al. colysplncing ~ It's eIpeass of tie Puroha-
seTs res peo.lNs!y.
:. =, CAR -. l.. Trgstee
Je 9-1ts J. -. NcGfIEE y co huct.
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DRAKE's PLANTATION BfTrRRs.

1t Hinvigorates, strengthens and puTifes the svs-
tenn, 10 perfect appetizer, and the most agree
aole ana etec tual tonic in the wOrld. 1t is com
posed OF the ccle5Iated Calissva Rsrt Pno.s
adapted TO delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and is iust the thing for the changes
OF seasonS.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Sa-
looms. P.H. DRAKE Co.,
ap eo3m% 2G2 Broadway, New York.
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Recruiting In New York.

ALBANY, July 6.-By orders from the War De-
partment, the entire authority over the recruit
Ing service in this State, is placed in the hands
OF Gov. Morgan, including all supplies Of ODD
nance stores, all expenses OF subssting and mus
organizations, &c. This will leave the State
authority entirely untrameled until the regiments
are mustered into the service Of the United
States government, and prevent any clashing be-
tween the authorities.
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Cap,ur. Of a Rebel eunboa,.

FoBrREss MONROE, July 6.-In.elIigence has
been received here CT the capture, by our gun.
boats IN bend Of James river, OF the reb=l gun-
bosi Tsazsr, on the 9Th inst. Vsrg importznf pa
psFs we've found upoa her. =
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoH RENT--.see, airy hPARsMENTs,
a furnished o. ua'u ui-G5u, win or vIthout
-nG hover bsjhs. Apryst3sI strfet. ls.t,Esen
iS1E all ,sLa 'ppJS.;c "a = EiE SEnA-e--ths -p0sT
SSiL ba, !, atIal ~ aitsinon Ia tI5 o;J OT 20 who
LOL 20 = ~ = ct jTc "
sSE- z.B.E PEO0TW - FDR -EIF ON
~ PEN NSlLNaNlA hEENU E.-TEs rub-
81 .. Sli sell thaS Ges'rE-!e property 40 s4E-
~ "a 80 1v5 AS' % '-l - 80 hHe5t''
9Es OF ihs test uHisCNua-TT Ssr-cs ~ t.e sI.T,
g e 81 - "'".I "a, j. 30 h.u-t'
csEtE iGCaI0a sr4 srr~urc-r..r-. Z VII suited
%, Gusinsss Ell .t Q aRi -i-d tE r.5 tgoT,SIr'
pR Pp OF inc '5'.iSeii eI..s 20 paRis o'5s i5 As
Rpons AND BOARD. with .North,rn f-ryi-
a ~, IA Fi-HsaCt 10 Slty - the iiepsTtmeess.
BSsris s:oS.ra3 .S.1d. iisTso'tA s,Tsst = e'
tween = aId q. 2t-2m
EOR 9AJt-Twp new Gut cissz thrcc story
torn Iasai-s q u a. Gii'ET. = ,ssi-it lid
EUEF CURUURAN FOR sALE-The rl.nElois
= Eouss, eK'e-sise oEt-t ElidIlzs, snd isrm,
iorT!ESsry sDowa As ne Hoover PiIoo' SAT lGser
q. 'Rus5iy s.tus:sd oaAriI Iast2u r.s. =, oPHo
ii5b:gss e 'giXt!s $50, e f5G' e. a ::0., tho
20 acrs oF WOOD lad Ehs vEW from exc Man
On II tLs sn'iTe District o! 90 cnbis. IDo sairE
-s T. -kILx ChSsEfs indians .ysnus, be:~ssTrf 81
and 81 streets, or % fR:. a. - : sNE.5, at1rDey
q Law. no Indians e.ue, ". -h.E-s.n, ard
E,OE skLF-EUILCINR LOTS, ue-rtgs Navy
EET1u Al5eL fly4g ~ 80 Is "a Htei. iyr S7s -
slo9 e&cE, Fsy6tle ~ Snail l1st5 q. sLi- o. 81 =
Tnon.a. Assi5;suco gil p s;yeu O. la9sa .esr. g
- improve thereon Apply 10 ECA = VAN
HOOK over asa ScyenEh = ial1 lm+
sI7SsFs kENT-A !lTEfsEsd f0ar-sf ~ ESlCA
= DIV LLlNt-, Il pleasant als ga l-iL-i F-is
OF the city, with me large chss5sfs al FtI,o.f,
bssA rOO5a suFr'ied EI-h hgS5Grt Wai5r, aid gas
thTUuEuout, s. gE-gi-- HC.~N ~ Sab 3 6tLzohtos
THIS i d. IL Fe7ic--Cs .5r - =. u. D Gov
eTaTent emp .O~ss M e-t. = - q. tie DcF sTt
E,sHt5., IPSaiTe . 80 Eleventh s.sos-. ts:rssn
4 5nd l., from 20 ESD
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Pennsylvania Responds to the Call fer
More Treeps.

HARRIsBuRe, July 5.--6oy. Curtin, Of Pa,
Issued proclamation to day calling for troops 10
reinforce the regiments from this State now Ia
the field to their full standard and slso for addi-
tioaal troops to aid In the preston Of ths re-
ballton. -EE'r..H far=z - .aIszt "A
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= 18th day Of JuiJ, l8'2, for snpplylnEt Y. 4.
Subs stence Defsrtmelt with eO01 heads Of Reei
Ca tie en- the dOof
The Cattle 70 ne delivered at WashIugton, ID. G.,
and each animsl TO average 800 pSUnf gross. RG
auimal adm tied thst weighs less tGan ,000 pounds
gross. Heifers, Stags. and Bulls. lot WantsJ,
the hreI delivery of Cattle to be mads on the isl
day Of August or as soon the eater a. tbs GOverH
mens may direct 600 nead of cattle per week will
be rec uifed TO De delivered under this contract
A bond with good and Eofaoient security will
be rec ulred.
No bid will be ntertalnei when put in By con-
tractors Who have preyioucy failed o comply with
tint ir contracts in sny De9artm sns OF Government
where the blcdeT s not present to respond - his
bid.
The names of firms should be stated In full, with
the preoIte address Of each member of the nTm.
sidered and an cath Of slekIsnce mgst soco:n
each proposition.
FL bids uu.t be eecompsnied BY Two guarsu g.
Bios 20 be directed 20 MAJUR A. BECKWlfH,
Q. b. u. 3. A. " kshington u. c., and endorsed
Proposals Tor Beef CaItle,n
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Arrival Of Federal Wounded and Rebel
Prtsaufrs

NEW YORK, July 6.-fhe steamer Daniel
w Webster arrived here to- day from Harrison's bar,
with sick and wounded Federal soldiers.
The steamer Hero also arrived here to-day from
Fortress onTse, with $50 rebel prisoners captrr-
ed in the late battles on the peninsula. They
were landed at Governors Island.
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Esr~ Of Gxasaxtsa

We, OF t1e county OF -, ana STATE OF
-, do hereb5 guarantee that - 10 able 20
fulfil contract IN Accordance with the to- ms cf
his 1on, AID that. should HIS propostiO1 30
eccepief, he EIL 81 once enter INTO contract "a
accordance therevith. Should the ooltrs-t bs
awsraed him We are prepared 70 become his seou
IIt.ss. ~ . I.-
IBIS snsIsh.ss must oe epp snaoS 70 esoa ele J
shown bI the eGeiGl oeTnto&ts Of the GlrEk cf he
nskIest District Court, OF 0l Tie pnist sLstss
DlsEtot AttorncJ, iea
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=: s:;;::s;'s L: sssg. : IL
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DRpPQSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Mayors Othoe up to % O'Clock on u Q 18th
day of July, 1862, for grsveins sixth street from
Maryland avenue to Penns,lyania aSenue, the
gravel 10 be nine inches the centre, and broug
10 four inches at ths gutter lne Fte gravel to be
OF good quality to be well raked cleAr of stone OF
improper szs, and then vel rolled with q heavy
roller. rf tE
ProHossls viii st.ts the ,pr!cs, per ssu.re for
graveling. Jas II. BUhCH,
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ID o o N s.!
II o o F N 6!
The un6ersiEred having purcEa sed the Felt and
Composition Gravel Roohng Business heretofore
coldncted by MessTs. ] +. Walker 4 son. 70
specially offers his serv ces and soeI's ths p:tToE-
sge of and the bio fege ally.
HsyiCg had erEe eI7eTIenos Ia the manufacture
and preparation of Roofing Materials, ne " II be
sble TO execute all orders IN that line viii prompt
ness, ana warranted % give satisfaction. r'or mo
convenience Ot the RubIo, N order book Will be
kept at Bsni ing House OF w. 4. smIthson, al
joining (Lorthl the Bank OF Warrington, at tnv
works. foot OF I'D street wet Snd CGca and at my
Ia r. eo3sf HI q. " IISpN.
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FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DR.. TUMBLEFY, THE INDIAN


A FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DR.. TUMBLErY, THE INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR.
PosT OFFICE, Washington, D. c., June p.
This is TO certify that have intensely suffered
nervousness, and general debility, fainting, ex.
hauStion, cholic, palm in the breast, &c, &c.
After trying the most scientific doctors OF the
present day without the least particle of relief,
till | commenced TO use DR.. TumbletT's Herb
Medicine, which has restored me to health
q. u. CLARK, Post Osace.
Good Nstrs for AL.
WAsaINGToN, June 30, 1862.
This is to certify that have been stone ol.nd
for upwards OF two years. The best doctors IN
Washington failed to cure me- was led to Dr.
Tumblety blind, and In a most p!tiable and de-
plcrable condition. My eyes Appeared like ul-
Gers, which discharged great quantity Of pus or
matter. DR.. Tumblety has performed the cure.
Persons wishing further particulars can call and
see me. SEvA BAILEY,
Al Mrs. Barbour's, 375 3D. ST., bet. ID and Z.
WASHINGTON CITY, June 20, 1852.
To the PGS!ic:-l have been under the practice
OF Dr. TumbetY for some time. When | first
applied to him ne stated precisely my complaint
and feelings, without asking me any questions
whatever. NY complaint was violent cough,
denoting consumption, and rheumatism. His
frst treatment was TO restore the lungs and evade
the cough, which his medicines accomplished.
The rheumatism, which Is Of long standing he
undertakes TO cure, and If he can accomplish
that end will give Kim the full benefit Of the
truth IA well known In Washington city for
nearly nine years as florist on the Island
WIN. HUGHES, 7th and 3 sts.
Consumption Cured.
| Dr.. THmbLsty-DsG7 Sir:--l am happy to state
my case foIlOws;-I had been afflicted with
const patton, pain in the Breast hectic fever in
4 cessant cough, copious expectorstion of matter,
and continual wasting away OF the whole bod Y.
From the symptoms 1t appeared could not sur
vive many months, but contrary 10 the expecta-
JOHN BENNETT. Foreman
Of Majors Stable, bet 13 and 1'X SITS.
| Dsploya5ls Condition Of Bod, aud Mind.
| was almost dead with pain in my chest, back,
/ shoulders, side and head; was debilitated that
could scarcely walk. My mind was continually
melancholy and gloomy; but were 1t not for Dr.
Tumblety's skill and his remedies, would have
been dead before this. / am now COMPLETELY
| cured. THOMAS GRIFFIN, P street,
between 18th and 10Th, Washington.
WAsHIKGToN, June 1, 1862.
| Dr.. THmbIsty-DsdT Sir:-As YOU afe always
| disposed to make known everything calculated
| to benefit society, have concluded 70 send you
| brief statement OF a cure recently performed on
| me by your Herb Medicines. became so low
| and emaciated with dyspepsia, liver complaint
and great debility, that have been confined tc
| my room, and my case seemed hopeless. My
physician not being able TO relieve me, applied
| to DIR. Tumbletys whose remedies entirely cured
me. john 8. WALSH,
je 25-3w Sexton st. Matthew's Church
II
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II aqua oA AND piNEy POINT.

The Potomac Steamboat Company will dispatch
o boat from tho foot Of 7th street. .N~sa
washing on, every morning, (San EaSH1S3-Ei>
dag excepted, j st O'Clock, l5r qua
Creek. stopping ~ IMsIbury's Landing. Returning
oep.ed, ut O'Clock m
IN connectisn, freight boat will run every day.
For freight and psssaye apply on board the boats
=, On Saturdays, the boat saving at 6 O'Clock In
the morning viii extead her trip TO PIney Poilt
ming. - :, =
Fare 70 Asaia Greek, e. Round tri,, ss. 81
Fare TO Psney Point, 90
For t.sisht or pas afs, sppr to freight agents on
the Nnerves. sf+ - la Il m
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rEIHE BROWN BhG
{ TEt BROWN BAG
THE BROWN BAG
SMOKING TOBACCO.

PATENTED 1862.
Is highly recommend d TO giHokeTs, sutlers and
others visiting camps Il is isr suse tor n aAVcT
70 any in the mara eI. bslns done up convenient
and hau1,ome cS nbrio b.IA, wh!oh Es.gs e 20
beo3o moist ana saves OLe EaH 10 bs had at
WM. GROSS'S Havana Cigar StCrs, corEsr OF
Pa. avenue and gtl street; or whal.ssls of
IA. ID. 6Ei,STON,
Sole Agent, ColtThl Hotel,
10 IL SEeos g. w. corner 6tn stTeet and Pa sv
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .........FrB.
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Co. = Gilman Brown Boston :. W Lewis 4 Co A j. De
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