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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28

E5D. Who is there who doubts the exis-
tenco of a revolution at the North! God
grant that it may prove bloodless one !
IT'S but a shert time since that Simon
Cameron, then Secretary of War, without
process of law, without cause, in defiance
of the constitution and in the dark hours
Of night, arrested UoL James W. Wall, of
Now Jersey, and confined him in the
American bastiIo at New York. No
charges we're preferred against Col. Wall;
and after remaining there sufficiently long
TO injure his health, he was discharged
and this day is ignorant OF the cease of
his arrest, a few days since the legisls
ture of New Jersey elected him to the U.
S. Senate, the highest Office in their gift,
while at same time his prosecutor, Simon
Cameron--the immaculate Simon-was
axerting superhumon efforts 10 buy seat
in the same Senate. He was The cand ate
ofthe black Republican, Union DESTROYING
Constitution violating, law defying part,
Of Pennsylvania. Every effort that h,
could bring to bear in conjunction with tn,
aid and prestige of the administration
together with his vast wealth, were masseC
for his success Bribes of $25 900 wer,
freely offered for single vote! 1t wa
vain--the hand writing was on the wall
Simon Cameron weighed in the balance anC
found fearfully wanting, Simon Cameron
the prince of thieves, the paragon of cor
rupt politicians, was consigned to the fat,
that must always await such villains, ant
Chas. Il, Buckalew, the patriot and states
man, the man when Pennsylvania delight
to honor, was chosen to represent her il
the U. Senate "by the side of Col. James
w. Wall ="
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28

"THE AGE."-Wo are requested by
the Editors of the Age-the Prospectus of
which proposed paper will be found in
another coIumn--to say, that in eonso
quence of the unexpected delay in the
completion Of the Power Press, for "I he
Age" the frs. number cannot be isued
until late in the month Of March. 1t will
be the Democratic Newspaper of the Age y
and no mistake. And it will moreover be
literally paIrenized.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28

The Gcnias Of Liberty,-This time
honored organ OF the Democracy Of Fay
cite county, has passed from The control OF
Col. Z g. R0ddy into the hands of r. Il,
Brown, Esq. 1t shows valuable i'm
provement in having been enlarged in
size by changing from quarto into news
paper form Mr.. Brown is an able dem
occrat, and with the union of the Bro,caS,
UWe 13mcs' an Ge1jus Of LaJerty,"
into one establishment, will doubtless be
able to publish frst,rate, high.tonod
Democratic journal.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
"Army Of the POtOmoc,"
CAMP NEAR belle PLAINS, Va. :
Friday, February 18th, 1863, :
Col. John G.. Freeze:

Sir:
No movement
has been attempted by the "Army of the
Potomac" since my last letter. In fact
the weather is SO caprcious that it would
be extremely hazardous to attempt an
advance. The Penna. Reserves crcept
the artillery, have been sent within the
defence of Washington for the purpose of
resting and recruiting. The 9th Army
Corps, Burnside's old command, has en-
barked for Fortress Monroe, and will
probably go on to the Carolinas, their old
Department The Pay Master has dis.
tributed Father Abraham's issue ~ some
times called "Gyeen-backS' to the troops,
but as they only paid them to Nov. lst
1862, many are again wishing for his ap.
pearance. He is groetedwith more hear
ty acclimations than would be the an
nouncemGnt Of 4 grand victory.
Burnside has been succeeded by Hook
er. The soldiers look upon the change
with Indifference. They believe Hooker
to be fighting man." and one who
would sacrifice his last man to gain .
poiat, however unimportant; a good thing
in subordinate but fearful thing in n
commandcr-in-chie Nothing but the
reapp0intmeut of Nc 'lellan will arouse
them to their former enthusiasm. Every
movement since his removal shows its in
justice. In the West Rosecrans is sue
cersful, rohea success as possible, because
his men know and love him. Here, the
Army of the Potomac" is only formida.
BILE when led by its favorite and skilled
General. The people Of the North mus
recognize by this time that prudence i.
the better part Of valor," Mcclellan af.
ter prudenty clothing his troops and lay
ing his plans, made the best march OF
record, and while pursuing the enemy
was relieved from his command. Since
then We have had two Generals, but bay,
not advanced one foot, The conolus OIL
is irresistible.
There is striking parallelism in the
history of Mcclellan, and that of Hanpi
bal the most renowned warrior of antioui-
ty. The latter after almost incredible
hardShips crossed the Alps, defeated the
Romans in several sanguinary struggles
aud even appeared before the gates o
Rome, He sent for supplies to finish hi,
conquosts, but a faction at home more
jealous of Hannibal's glory than the hon
or of Carthage, refused him aid and in
spite Of his remonslranees recalled him.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28

aaE@ Mr., Simon Stevens, nephew we
believe OF "oid Thad.," who refused to
answer aquestion propoul ded to him by
the Van Wyck Committee, as TO the
amount of money received by Himself e.
Co. for storage of goods in bounded
warehouse, during the last year, has yiel.
ded and stated the profits at s60,0O0."-
That whats the natter
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
1sg" Lieut.. j. MOORE WILSON, Co, D

1sD" Lieut.. j. Moore WILSON, Co, D.
-ll2th Reg. P. v, paid us social visit
on last Thursday. Lieut.. W. is a fine
looking young officer, stands we'll and high
in the Army, and makes an excellent ap-
pearance, He has returned to his charge
of the extension of Fort Slocum, now in
course of completion, near the City of
Washington.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
Speech Of Mr. White.

We invite attention to the patriotic
speech on our first page, of the Hon.
Chiffon A. WHITE, NJ of G, Of Ohio.
1t is manly, noble, dignifed and enunciates
the sentiments ofloyal cit zens everywhere.
Let it be read.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
BLOOMsBURG, PA.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20. 1903.

UF"CLING TO THE CONSTITUTION, Ns THE
MARINER CLINGS TO TUE LAST
PLANK, WHEN NIGHT AND THE TEMPEST CLIO
SEES AROUND HIM."--DaRio Hebster.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28

B15" The Ed itor of the Repubbcan,
like the boy, has nothing to say this week,
He finds nothing is easiest mended.-
Discretion is the better part of yalor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28

BG.y" Hon. II. b. WRIGHT has cur
thanks for copy of the Presidents Mess.
age and Diplomatic Correspondence
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28

sas- NAMBRIA' will Oppe in our
next paper.
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b@g"The Editor is on visit to the City,
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Az AMERICAN Fac Tons Prom A CHuROH
AND DreTRoYHD-ARRssr OF YHB PHRPH-
TEAToR, Rev. j. X. DAsniBL.
Considerable excite nent prevailed Yesterday
in tho vicinity of the building occ upird bY tho
S9nt hsIn Ms;hodst Episcopal Church. on Bid.
die street, and formerly occupied by the Mount
NsTnon Hook and Ladder Company. IL ap.
pare from ststem.nts made by the military
authorities That during late hour On Saturday
might some parsons Proceeded To the buiidiug
and displayed above one OF tho second story
Windows . large Caited States flag As the
members OF tho congregation assrm DieG, Honr
Of them upon seeing the glorious stars and
Stripes refused 10 -n.r tn. building ssi retired.
Others entered within and seemed disposed ~
att:'Id serNicr regardless of tho flag.
Shortly before the common cement 81 tho ser
vice, Rev, j. II. Dashi?l!, tor several years an
itinerant preacher OF the East Baltimore An
nual ConIrreac e,, and who is the proprietor OF
a day school conducted in the building, mazda
lis appearance, assembled the second story OF
the house, kicked out pane OF glass, torr do v.n
the flag and destroyed 1t. He then, In compan
with two other persons, entered n carriage and
rapidly left the pisce. Lieut. J. Emory Gauit
attached to one OF the Federal regiments. and
who boards in The vicinity, soon acQuN ated
Major Fish, Military Provost Marshal, Of tas
affair, and in the course of few minutes half
a dozen officers were dispatched to arrest Da-
shell Tipus. Parker and Morris soon sue
ceeded I'm efEecting his arrest, and he was COM
pIttsd to the Central Police Station, where he
awaits an investigation by the Provost Mar
shall
I he following parties comprise a list or the
witnesses in the case, and it is proper to state.
that while some are Unicn in sentiment others
favor the Southern reoaiiiOu james Oliver
and sister, Lewis Black, George W. Andrews,
Henry Schultz, William J. Nichols, John Nc
CierHand, Charles TowsOn, Joseph p. Ship
ley, Lewis Brown, Elijah CarbacX, John J..
CTise, and Peter ] Costoiy 1t appears from
the reports of the police that = National flag
suspended above the pulpit Of Il Southern
Methodist church on Chatsworth street was
removed by several members, but no arrests
whefc made by the police.-Bcl!in.ore Ane-i-
ldfh
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DIoP osALs FOR HORSES.
CarDv 0uk1111xAsfha's oBBIo1,
Cess<s 1ssassasA asd q ssvssis.

CHIDv S0189D1x h1'S 0BHIoB, ;
w.sainesOa. B. o. S.Sra.Ty Il. is;s.t
S1AlnD PnorosALs Willie received ~ this eiaas
sio,i n ior .s .; ~
4. 1n, two thousand Horses, a tss fenssis5
oAy.LsY &
po, Csv.lry q ,oo, one thousand Hsrses, fren
saddle som1sesy built .sS freq :;sa III a.
t,i,D fifteen and one half to ii6i sixteen hands
or. free rom a. 10 asfsea:, s.H broken 70 h.r
ne ,.s com H.euy built, and to weigh not lsss thss
PRePOsALs 49,
The full name and post Ones address OF the bid
o IN mi shs S.%s
sss the s :;
sTogo: sns fro" . S.;.s, r,: ,s;a s =
rreEs.sls must specify clearly whether tn. bid
i or oS sss "
mn:, Tide. s;hss for beth
PEepo... must d addrsssei e Cyl: D. H, RrcE.
and Should be plainly marked ."Propossls for
The ability ofthe bidder to all the contract should
IL be awarded to him. must be GUARANTEED by two
responsible persona, whoss signatures must be ap-
rms q e: s1;r; mt mus. ?:
nearest District Court Of the United States Dis
tr,ct Attorney:
Rcnds equal In amount to one half tAe sun to be
deceived on the contract, signed oy the eontraetor
succes.fo, bidder rpop signing he ccntrsst' % '''
AS the bond must accompany the contract, Is viii
q bii0erS To hair bar
patton and ready to be produced when the contract
Bisnk ks for bonds can be procured upon applics.
ton being made at this Office, either personally.
By letter. or by telegraph
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
:, and -, OF the county Of -, and State of =,
10 hereby guaranty THAT'S able to fulal a
sition and that, should his proposition be- pted
he viii! at once enter into contract in accordance
herewith. Should the contract be awarded TO him
ne are prepared to become his s-cnri ties.
tTo this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate above neptioned.l
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, 30.
All Horses contracted for under this advertise
ment will be subject to rigid ns eecton and those
cot conforming to the specifications viii be re-
No Mares will be received
The uorses must be delivered in this city within
twenty days from the date of tina contract, and nc
sTIenstsn OF time win be granted AM. preta!t:
Payment TO be made upon the con. plstion OF the
contract or =" soon thereafter a. the Ube Quar-
tc, , I,aG; q s.s shaii e y, IN tsass
with the term of tn is sdvert;seniept will ensure
tie rejection Of the proposal
hundred each, unless the Chief Quarterrnastar
should deem it to the interest Of the Government
The Chief Qusrterma.ter reserves to himself the
right to reject all bids III he deem too
Colonel and Chief QnsrieTmaster,
70 IL Depot ut Washington
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- The oficiai evidence In relation to ths
employment OF negro soldiers by the French in
MEXICO has been nade public. The Aexan.
cria correspondent OF thu London T,.e. writes.
with reEars 70 tho negroes Kidnapped by the
Preach. that the Government OF Exyps were
preparing batch OF men to form q sscond mis-
sion. but the Indignant protest of tho BRUSH.
American and Austrian Con4ul., I.,sid, thu
change OF government which has since in.r-
Sened. rendered il aitosuthsr unlikely tina, Tn,
scbsxnr would Do executed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Inttliioencer commends the views ex-
pressed by Senstor Collam-r, OF Vermont, in
his speech on Wednesday last pending The
consideration Of the Finance bill; and cencurs
"with him ia the theory he propounds respect
Ing the right and duty Of an American Senator
Or citi1en to canvass with freedom, II always
with cander. the measures OF the present
equally with those Of every preceding Admin
isuadon"
The ChrcnieIs defends the Administration
from The charge Of being ins;ncere in the prose-
cution OF the war.
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CONVERSATIONAL
xxxvIlsA coNaR ExArH,as sxss,ss
MoNpAY. Eeoruarr la

MONDAY, Feoruaxy 10 =
Sn1ATK-Ths Hill coneara3ag tAe apposnt
nent Of midshipne.r 10 the Naval Acsdsny
" as taken mp shosty aftr they met mud -
discas-ed by many ss-mbers pntil thee lsrs'ss~
Thespsciai orcer-ths coasc-1ption sr:--nsA
came up, and vss immediately laid aside ~
mstorits vote. 8
Nj. Grimes moved &C. tss@ NJ the bill 1, issss
letters Of mafque aad repr.sal, which rao:,ss
led 20 CONVERSATIONS, deaatr IN whica Mr.. "
Mr. Dooiittk, MT. CoNan. MT. Sumner, ~
Mr.. Wii~cc, VI Asss.. pasticipsi-d.
HorsI-The House received Itself N Con,|
mittee Of the " hole. dr. Mallory ia uae cAs,i.J
ard re-opsed thu csa.lderetton q tis Ineis
appropriation ou,.
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THsTAx Llsr-we lind The sollov,us IN ,ha

THB TAX LIsF.-w lind the following In tina
RepGe:ieda OK Saturday:
How Is trftComm nnicated I'VE under.
stand that the city tax collector has awarded
cne pcbttcst;oH OF ths fds Advc~nse.e,sS for ths
present year 70 the Hsessno star 81 sseessy ss..s
Ter line; while the bids OF tbs Issesysseueer, Re-
fse*tc3~ and CA~v~se&e were much lsss.
ATAX PAYHR
II r Be true hat tho bids rer tsse OF other
papers for the publication OF the annual tar
sales were less than that OF thu STOW, IL 4
doab<lsss true that the bid Of the .s.sr per ac-
rual bona rde subscriber served At his resi-.
dence In the Distric. Of Colur,oI. ana a,ar
andria, was not much morc, II any, thaa oae.
shird the bid Of any other papor Competing for
the publication Of said id Yertiseunant While
ali. fact holds good. "a Taxpayer" need feel
NO apprehension that in awarding Tia pu blica-
fios Of the said list 10 the Sta~ any subs.au liz,
injustiee has been done to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
GBNHRkL FOSTER.

This distinguished officer ieft Washington
yesterday, 70 return Immediately 70 his con-
mand.
We are able to state, positively, that there has
been no Disagreement and no quarrel BE-
tween Gen. Hunter and himself; aad further
that his briefabsence from HE troops was NOS
the result Of any hitch whatever In the tfsirs
Of the expedition. which is proceeding with il
work as rapidly a. has been intended By tho
9overnment These facu may be unweicoms
news TO the New York B.Sress, which on En-
day licked its chops over contrary stories, ous
they are nevertheless true
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81 We learu BY an arrival from C.llao that
the excitement liz regard to thu yis.: Of largo
spanisa fleet On the coast Of Peru Is getting
greater ~ c-Iico and Lir... - 1, - on INT there
~ nsry hat Peru st0 &c sU5iuaat.d /, Span,
Sne latter n@ver having r-co.ni.,d tnr inas-
Tessenc- Of her forr,o. col5-y. Dih.ra think
4.st Spain il sto.t 20 ia. Ire C'iucrs:-i.nt.
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BOARDING.

ROAgDIEG.-A large, handsomely furn;s ,ed
for rent. in en- agreeable and healthy n,g tor
hood the line % the city railroad, wi:h with.
out Board Apply i'm n edatAly. A note :drssssa
to Il, Star On 9, will receive attention. n42tr
QOAKFIN3 One large Front ROOM for rent,
- with BOARD, at .95 Seventeenth strest, ba
tween and l. Also small Room. few
Table Boardtrs tss-n st SIS per web. feil-.s'
nAY BOAED-A few Day Boarisra eau he &C.
~ conmod dated with good home-bosrd st S. esr
week at the New York Hotel, corner OF 7th and 4
streets. jAK-lms
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9S1

1924 aaA 324
REMOVED:
CHARLES l.. LOCKWOOD
Having removed his stock of GENTS FURNISH.
mo GOODS from the Store 500 Prnnsylvania Ave
hue, (under Browns hotei,) 70 the old stand Ct
Messrs. CLAeRrr& MAY,
No. 324 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
will offer to his sny friends snd customers now
and complete stock Of
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
ramely:
White Linen Shirts. ALL wood Shirts & Draw
White Huslin Shirts, srs,
Fancy Muslin shirh. BED FLANNEL Shirts and
Ne:olia Shirts, Drawers.
Army shirts. Merino Ba,fHos,
herino Shirts Drawers Brown Cotton HalHoso.
elk Shirts and Drawers, Blesched Cotton do.
Kid, Castor, Buck, Cloth, Silk and Thread Glov.s
Also, . large stock Of Army Gloves and Gasntl.>.
silk Raadksrshisfs, Linen HsadkessAiefs,
Silk and Wool sesrfs and Pies,
Also, q. p. n. C.-4snts' Patent EnAmeled OcIlars.
aswholssals aad retail, 10 for - cents
L. ?. =. o. & C.-Ladiss' Patent Hlestro Collars
and Cuffs. sets for y cents.
WINE SHIFTS MADE 10 oRDHA
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VA L D SOL DIl BIS.

SrR0Ros GENERA = O1vIoB,
------ HashiSStes, January 81, SaS. q.
It being reported that various parties have Oh
tanned money from invalid soldiers under the pre-
tenoe OF assisting them to thsr sob % from the
service, notice is hereby given that certificates OF
disability for discharge 10 soldiers In gsnsra hos
pitsis and o.mps are only given by tae surgeon In
chsrse of such hospital camp, and :he o5t-us:vs
efforts cf persons claiming 70 be special agents
tari instead Of hasten tina Of discharge
papers. All soldiers warned against giving
money on such plea to any person whatever.
By order OF the sa rseon General: 4.
JOSEPH r. SMITH, eurseon q. 3. Army.
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u. 4. CorsrLArR

hwgs'o", Jo~dsoa, january ~, lS6s Z
SIR: Ii is my painful duty 70 inform the ua-
rartment OF the destruction OF tia U. y steamer
Hatteras, recently under my oommand. ny IN.
Confederate steamer Alsesma, Oh the night OF
the ilth instant on the coast Of T-xss. The
circumstances Of the sad disaster ar, a. -
love:
Upon the sfernoon Of she lith instant atsg
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SHE MAKES 4 GALLANT FIGHT EMIL IN.
TALLY DISABLED

SHE sINks WITH HHs PHNSASf AT HER
MASTHEAD, AND WITH ALL HlB
ACSkETS And STORIES OF
kvHRY CHARACTER
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.TARfBRpARTMeNT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WASHINGTON, January y, 1855
In consequence of the pressure Of business atthe
War Department passes for citizens to visit the
Amy Of the Potomac viii be given at the ofiSe Of
Lieut. Col. CONRAD. 139 Pennsylvania avenue
above Ninsteenth street. -.-.
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GENERAL DEACRB&A:DS STArRNHSTS IN
RELATION TO THE RAISING OF fHn
BLOCKADE RHYUTHD.
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TELEGRAPHIG. :
.THR PIRATE ALABAMA AGAIN Az SAA
LATE From ROANOKE ISLAND. 4
fHl RlBlI1 lxPlcr TO CAPTURE Nh
GARRISON STATIONED rHBRH
DISASTER AT SBA

INV roRK, Feb. lo.-Advioes received here
state nat the Alabama sailed frazn Ktagsssa
on the night OF Jan. 18th
News from Roanoke Island states saas -
Rebels have a hundred and twenty-five email
boats secretea In the beyous OF Tyrreil ana
Hyde counties, by means OF which they expect
to cross TO that islsnd and captuns tho ear7tsoa
stationed theys. - 2 :
The steamer Swan, from Kingston for Nv
Orleans, has been lost, with seTent.en Of -
crew and pass eneers. ~ - = ~ Z
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PRESENTATION PICTCREi
FELIY o. @. BARLEY.
THE HUMORs AND LOVE- PAssAGBs OF
ST. VALENTINES DAY,

TnHNEW YORK MERCURY
for February q contains mag nificent wood On rrn
wing, after an elaborate picture drawn by Darby.
illustrative of the different phi sses, tender and oom
ic, Of that
TRUH LOVERS JUBILEE
the Festival of ST. Valentino In the design, ia
distinguished originator has surpassed himself
The groupings nre wonderfully effective. and the
faces almost seem to speak. The central scene is a
perfect study full OF character and eminentIy ori
Ginal. In the visnettes which surround the lsrre
cartoon, Cupid's Holiday il presented in various A.
poets. There are s.impses Of the Camp the Got.
tase, the Kitchen, &s., sns the Engraving. which
occupies emo entire side Of TH1N NEW YORK MIR
Curry cannot fail to attract the admir- alton OF oon
noisseurs OF the Fine Arts a. well a. interest and
amuse the public at large
The issue OF THE NHW YORK MERCURY CON-
tanning this magnificent picture IL now ready at all
News Depots. Fries Five Cents an.4
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SECOND edition.
THINE O-CL.sk p. n.
sOsT In FOR TSNr DISPATCHES.

FURTHER or fHn LATH APBAIS MAR
CHARLES .0S, sc.
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PERSONAL.
A SrKOLOGY.-ua- arrived In Washington, the
"A elaborated
MADAME HURRkST

A STk0LOGY.-ua- arrived In WAshin xton the
"A elaborated
MADAME HORREST
c0CTRRSS SSTROLo1IST
She is seventh daughter, WAS born with . natu
raj gift, and was pupil Of the renowned As
trologer, Signor Moretta, Of Venice She tails
your past life and future destiny, brings together
these long ne rarated, causes sspAedy marriages
can show Harnesses Of your absent ch iidran or
friends, or future husband. Cures all disessss
Buspess strictly confidential. Always At home, in
i street. between 7th and Sth SITS tn. only tn rec
story brick house In the square. Name n tina door
Ladies fifty cent?; gentlemen not admitted The
only lscy in America who possesses the true science
Of HISTOLOGY. fe 7 I'm.
MFRS. L. SMITH, Ci.iryoysnt, Test Meiium, so
Nl south A street, Capitol Hill, between II, AMI
ID SITS heals disease by snetism with but little
gets hames; also sees your living husband. wives
and Tor the unmarried, describes xsctly IT,.
So accurately that persons marvel with aurpfise
hrs. 8. fortells future evAnts in business n sr-
riaseS, reads character Hours from a IN , till 8
p. m. Sitting 81. fs6l2s'
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