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IMARDIAr1 POSSESSION. : -
One thrss-story BRICK HOUSE, roo n. 4t = ;t

ENOR eALE-The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES
L of an establishment doing business now equal
resort will command, as il has air sady done, the
patronage OF the our principal hotels of this city.
of business are now desirout r. give those wishin.
TO 80 into the restaurant and Ordinary Business
now offered 1t is nne Of the mort desirable that
can be foupd In this city. Apply to Star Office.
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CANTERBURY HAIL.
MUSIC CANTERBURY. AND
H L {CANTERBURY.} THEATER
LOUISIANA AVENUE
Rear Of Ns tional and Metropolitan HoteIs.

70 niGhtth " rIliine dramA
THE HIGH HAYMAN'S LAST CRIME.
III. HlGHWAS MANS LAST EKIWRi
BY THE GREAT DRAMAT TIC COHpIvY
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l EVH k1NT-0n o. ut da Y, . suit OF Double PA 4.
L01e, ane one large Front ROOM on 'seoond
| noor inaaire at No. Four and 4. half nj bet q
snsss Wv WV aeu noi2lWs
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Mics KATE CHAsEB WEDDING MARoH As
~ pe5for med By the United States Marine Band
and arranged for the Piano By Frederick Kroell.
Price 80 cents, and sent By mail free Of postage.
Published this day BY
PHILP & SOLOMONs,
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Gu1LKR9, AT1lMTLOM
O. EOE SALE.
IS ee.'' S Sbbifls III 6AspLne.

Ckeao Tor eaaA 6 Matioaal soap sna Usnals
3D. mar . .
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LEGAL NOTICES.

l q SSLgaSiA as !s !! ! fI:tliss oosrs 4
ssss ss ss 5 Il:
fiotiis. ssi.vd canoe mo "a 1el and one BOZ Of
en-. hundred and sve Ponnds Of t.bseeo snd s7s
Washinxts n. and ihs sans arc iseIsd and pross-
sut In this court in the name OF the United States
ia. ut, Hail in H.. ssy Of W.s ssins i1 n
on the frst Monday Of October neat, when aud
sssa % % 10
and e intervene f0r their INTEREST," a,,oa c,,.,
TEE suPRINE uOUnF Uf lHE DIsrKtUr
.eAo.a 4 nay eonsrn, Sresi.s:: Nsties is hereby
nss h 81 s gn
sSssnis e. LOT Of d.y ySSas ;ho.s &C. ana broasht
a. 1nf e.
Of the n9i.sd State. for conformation e i.xfL.
Eonday Of October next. w@en and where ali psr-
asmnation sh I'D not BE- dssrssd and to interveae
for ,, ,asir interests b, the Court VINES c,...
TEE SUPREME COZ RI OF tn. DISTRICT
u, United States Tor the ssid District r. ali
esn sn a.s ., safsA ssf;s Ss
United States s. hooner kseer captured - lawful
The ao,s Of Va and sns sas s9.
Hbeled and presented in this Court In Il parae Of
the United ttstes, for com emna,ion as such lawful
and that said cause will stand for trial at the
O,ty Hall. in tie city of Warrington, on the frst
Monday of October next. when aud whe all per-
.on. are warned 70 appear to show Cause Why Goa
dennstion should not be dscreed. and to intervene
for their interests By the Court.
tvs r ]. MEIGs, CLERK,
THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
4 OF CoLUMBIA, Holding District Ocurt o.
eAoss i may eonsera Greeting Mott e is hereby
given. that, on the 7th day Of May, 1853 lot OF
States steamer Wyandsnk attacked to the Poto-
Tne rSt th ana to The port OF .RH
Gour. In the name Of the United States. for son,
stand for trial 1t the City Hall, in the city of
Washinaton on the 6rst Monday Of October next,
when and where all persons are warned to appea-
70 show cause Why CONDEMNATION should not be
deeresd and to intervene for their interests.
By order of the Court.
" Is r. j. MEIG9, Clerk
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DRY GOODS. &c.
SEO,UW w." SUMNER GooDI

$4,000 WORTH OF SUMNER GOODS
roBE soLDAr
COST AND LESS THAN oosr.
LAWNS. y.rz nest ssyls., At l2as cents.
sRIts BANbs, richly worked, at IS cents. worth
''osh a. Asso, 4 large s.oas Of
LIcEAITPJ, Lace POINTS. bHAWLs,ks.
Together with . large stock OF all hindf OF DDS
In cur a'' At greatly fsaV " tHfs s1sir
ans undar the Ave rue Hanss
1On NEW DIZZY GOODS
IVV PIKCEs White, Pink, Blue, and Green
Mosquito Netting.
sheetin "a, Table Lin N, Crash. Diapers,
Gam brie and ssiss I'd sinss, and Insertions.
valeneiss and English Thread EdsinRs.
White Goods in every variety Of suxSlitX snd Rics
lust REOIIVED-
large stoeG Of
Pusher ard French ace shawlt.
Point Thread and Valencia Collars and Eets,
Thread Lace Wells. Bayees and Ooin9re..
Infants' 10 ,es and waists,
Guirure Lsces, sll widths,
Lates: atyles Head Dresses, Fancy Goods,
Steel Jet sId Tortoise Shell Far Drops,
hcited. WM WEINBERG,
II Market space. Pean. avenue,
les between 9Th and 9Th strests
- PRICES REDUCED.
$1KENADINH Skswls, Mozambique Shawk,
Black Lace Mantl.a, Points.
Buf noua ant FicoIominis in great variety and re.
jess u. TAYLOR 90.
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VThe Prince of Wales having gone to Hail-
fax and LETT his wife at home, the English pa
pers had paragraphs saying that she was indIs-
posed. The Morning Post is, however, out
with the interesting statement that the gen
sraI health Of the lady is good but in recon.
mending her 10 abstain frsm visiting Halifax
II. r. HIS advisers have only sought 10 save
rGble Tor her not 10 incur
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" 5NTHLY ron sEprEaBsI

~ CoSTpSTS
Southern Hate Of Now Eugianc: by Miss Virgi MIA
Sherwood. Waiting for New; by Mrs. Mary r.
Essly. Early History of Printing and the News.
paper Press in Boston aud New YORK, by w H.
stone. Reconnaissance near Fort Morgan, and
Expedition In Lake Pontchartrain and Pearl River
by the No tar Plotils OF Capt d. d Porter q 4
Navy; by F Gerdes. Assistant Q. 3. Coast Sur
ysy: Diary of FIsnces Krasinska. The Isle Of
Rhyme; and Rhythm; by Ars. Martha W. Cook
ssmeIbsarres: By g F g. The Great Blot; by
Mountain; japanese Foreign Relations Was he
s1eeessful? by Richard B, Kimball. Jefferson
suH FRANCK TAYLOR
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81 Mrs. Harrow, n shopkaeper in London,
was fined for having AT 'sunsightly and dis
sustirg exhibition" III front of her shop, such
exposition being no more nor less than "a
number OF large cIinoIlnes eight feet above
fha loot pavement, and projecting three feet
INTO he public rhoToughfare''
~ Five sayages, 4 short time ago, attacked
The house of a settler in juneau county, Wis
sonsiu. No one was ~ home bat Mrs. Austin
fthe wife Of the settler) and two children an q
MRS. A. dispersed tho redskins by making q
good use OF q rifle near II hand
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HEADQUARTERS PRovosf MARSHAL. !
D;strIet Of CO}sHbs0, Aug. 18th, le63.
The Board Of Enrolment for the District o.
Columbia win meet at the City Hall, every
day, from a. m. to p. m, until further no.
taee, 70 examine cases Of drafted men, either for
exemption or acceptance.
HSHRY A. SoHERrZ,
an l7-tf Captain and Pro vost Marshal
WA DEPARTMENT,
w AD!c7Axr GssERAL's osvroB,
WARRINGTON, June ., 1855
0eHe-aI Orders, No 1885,
The AdJutant General viii provide a approprf-
ate medal of honor for the troops who. after the
expiration CT their term, have offered their lees
70 the Government In the present emergency. and
also fer the volunteer from 9th States that
have volunteered tb cir service in the Eta:es OF
PenBsylvania and Maryland.
By order ofths eeeretsry ofWar.
ED TOWNSEND,
R 50 Asssstant kd;utant General
HEADQUARTERS pHpARrMENr OF WASH
H INGToN.
QFts CAisf Qxortermas,sy, Nav ., 1853.
DEALERS IN AGRfcuLTuRAL 1xPLsAsErs, oAk-
DEE Beds 60, are requested to furnish this once
price lists Of the various articles Of their trade.
The same Oh ouId be directed to Lieutenant Colo
nal ELIAS n. GREENE, Cine Quartz master. De-
partment OF Washington. my S-H
WAN DIPARTMlNr,
w WAsEIaefsz, January -, 1858,
In oonsequence Of the pressure OF business aeth
Va. Department passes for eitissns to visit the
Army Of the Potomac viii be given at the once CT
Lieut.. Col. 0oNRAp, 130 Psnnsyisanja avenue
Above Ninsteenth street.
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SA Saratoga letter writer relates the fol.
lowing anecdote of two clerical visitors at that
famous resort. Parson NJ Baptist cier-
gymRn, and Father c., q Catholic priest, are
both jolly fellows in an innocent way, and, de-
spite their difference of creed, remarkably good
friends. Meeting each other in Saratoga, ID
said loosely, as he approached the other, "Ah
races ~ ard added, "Do you know Morrisseyl''
''No,' said Father c., '.aRd beg you won't
Introduce ne"
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xvi TEETH.
efthe HlNlR1L PLXFI fRITH attends
personally at his ONCE in this e4ty. MAny1tS =
versions can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wear others Who
fsnnot wear these.
Persons calling Of my olse can b accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may DESIRE
sisarsst, strongest and most perfect dentufe that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win b
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this edty-No. SIS Pennsylvania avsnns
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also, 007 Arch IT,,
Philadelphia. mar <y
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biennial EXAMINATION OF INVALID
II PENSIONERS


The next biennial examination of Army inysIi2
Pensioners, required by act of Congress- appPoy.
ed March 8, 1852 viii take place on and after the
<th day OF Septem ber, 1863, and must proeeds the
payment OF pensions then falling due No Ger til.
cate Of such bearing date PRIOR to the
eth prox1mo viii have any validity.
All exa ninations under the above. named Law
are required TO be made b. two surgeons. No GER
eidcate OF examination made by unauthorized civil
surgeons Will be accepted unless Ii Is clearly i'm.
precstcaoe Tor the per sioner TO obtain The Ger
eats Of two re sulaYy appOinted sur seons.
smined, on presenting to the Pension Agent re ;
esipf for the unit from the aminin y SURGEON,
but in case will fees paid to unauthorized oiyil
surgeons ts refunded.
Those Who are psnsioned ID by Q special act Of
Com or 90 for the loss If leg Hand or foot
fnSer, toe, or eye, tnot eyesighs : than ths
pfiyAtion OF some like sss,ntist part of the pen
noper's body, are exempt from the biennial exan-
nation. Tsose whose pensions commence ut q date
later thkc March 4. 1883 will also be sxen pit from
examination until septsr1ber 4. 1856 unlsxs an
<aysr exalainstion is specially required BY their
Should 10 BE- found az result Of the examination
In any csss that the penstoner no Ion
exists, the pensol Ell cssss. Should the degree
Of disability be found IL have finished. without
dssrps airing altogether, the pensioner VIII Do paid
At the rate corresponding With the degree
oY the eIamfntne surgeons, and no longer ~ sneci
increased, except On formal application 70 this
ONCE, ana BY the issue Of ne y certificate.
complete LIST of authorised Exsminins Fur
geons soon Tn be printed, Win be Furnished 10 pen
al 1871. JOS ii BARRETT. oommsssioper
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EDUCATIONAL.

ID :. MONTGOMERY CousTy, MARYLAND.
osass .4sr; ,S s RT9sfsyiIis sda rr.,
au 2l-2v
A LADY OF TIE HIGHEST REPUTATION
"a as teacher Of Music and FOREIGN Languages-
to private families $50 or f1st- Class ssminary TIs
bert city Re fereness from New York and Washing
Be, .een 18th and nth streets every from TO
u o'clock. au 2l-Sts
SELKoT FEMALE SCHOOL 3s7 Ne. YORK
y avenue between 10th and 18th streets. Miss
R.ferenees-Rev, 1. s. Russell Mrs. aillis N
Sd Auditor Off e. s12o-2E@
ST. MATTHEWS, . AgAgEaY yoH YOUNG
Se 81 III 'i, sa vi" 5.
on IuEsDAY September ls l.. This In ;titation IS
Thers are, for the diaeren. departments of sdu-
Is also Library for the use OF the pupils.
Darin 9 the lear, besides pa-tisl e1amipasiops
OF behavior, appliestien, progress in study; &c.
followed BY a distribatiou Of Premiu@s. MSsIe.i
pertermae ees. and sx hibiion Of the Young Ladies,
to those young wb merit the highest honors
in the Senior Glass. and who wiIl have given evil
Great attention lie given to both Vocal and In.
pupils. they are required to perform at Concerts,
the first Friday of every month Particular attsn
ton is also given to French. which is taught by .
native of FRANCE. Bs.ides Studying the Grammar
and Translation of the Language time il allotted
to French cenversations, In order to acquire ia
cility in speaking. au u so2R
FEMALE ACADEMY
Corner q ltA etaad Ne.c York oreane.
The Fourteenth Annual Session comm nces Sep.
TENDER :, 1868.
Circulars at the Bookstores. an l7-tf
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DRIoEs REDUolD 10 PER CENT

We will make discount ef ten PER csat OF present
prices. on all of our
DECORATED. BAND AND WRITE
FRENCH CHINA GOODS
Until October st.
Ap examination of Stock and Prices Ia solicited
O. W.-BOTELES & SON
General Housefurnishing store
31s, Iron Hall, Penn ave.
an D. cost between 9th and 10th ats
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
A &c "a
r,A ssd srss. Tuesday, August II 1858, DAILY
TkAlNe VII Be resumed between WASHINGTON
and WH1kLIN0 and PARKlReBURG, and sdx
between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE. -
follows:
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK 4 BOSTON.
Leave Warrington ats and II IL Q, m. aad q soi
o. bundsn ct . ,. m. oaIy.
FOR BALTIMORu.
Leave at e-Se, and II. IL m. and g. and e. = \
N. On Sundays at .. N and and 81 D. m only
HoR ALL PARTS OF TIN WEST.
Leave Washington at 8 50 .. IA.
FOR WASHINGTON AND fHl eOUrH,
Leave Baltimore for Washington at $50, and 10
an. snd $50, and p. N. On sundAysa t 80 and
3 e. N. and 6p. m.
The third and 9th trains only from Baltimore
and the arst and fourth trains from WashinStou,
stoD at way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at .. and p. n.
Leave Waehins ton 1T .. m. and p. "A.
No train for Annapolis on SUNDAYS.
For further information. tickets Of every kind,
&c. apply to g 8. K0OETZ, gent, at Washing
= = - W. T. SMITH.
Master Of Transportation.
I. n. COLI. General Ticket Agent an s-n
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DENTISTRY,
SIaESMOND i HAYWARD,
N1W AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLASTIC BOMB TEETH,
HI9Eouf MlYAL PLArE on GLADE.

DIR. g. b. SIGISMOEU,
sic orsG6ss0y, Nss York, AID 900 PanasylsAsSa
Asssss, bssssssa l2sh axd 1Sfh sfs.. WdsAsAsfoa,
Calls the attention of the pnblic 70 the following
advantages of his improved system:
]. The Teeth of his manufacture Wills
never @ rsode nor change color ~ any
Acids being three -fnurths lighter than any other.
T. No teeth or roots need be extrated, q the
Artificial ones can be inserted over them.
10 ache.
Z. No temporary teeth are needed, - permanent
TIE natutsl expression Of ths fes which under the
). This work has been fully tested over Eve
years by many Of the arst chsloists and physicians
Of this country.
!. Dr. g. has also invented Q white undsstrustiy
metal 6llins, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be fnep without pain, and can build ub . Per.
sect, sound tooth on any dde roots, which villa last
through lifetetime.
Gall and examine for yourself iy23-tf
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I q q q.
ePKIN6 AND SUMNER eOHlpUL1
OF TIE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST.
Making the Quickest Time. And the Only Route
Ghesi for
City. With Less Changes Of Cars than on any
other Route, and no Omnibus Riding.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
making @ss f..as
1T s.YA: N. and sPh.
a's''i s:':; ;SR I'll wfsf. i'S '''
oonnssicn II Junction Ct hsay Hoa a
FAN. has'n s.sns 81
make connection with Train leaving Baltimore At
BE iHha e EYz s ho9 9a5 * THE
Through Baggage checks can be procured
in Washington.
W. 70 hs
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COLUMBUS, DAYro5RS, LOUISVILLE, o1r-
CINNATL, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA
HA07x Ss ST. L co., CO.. eA10Aeo'
~wITH LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BIT AIT
OTHER RoUTl.6A
~ SPECIAL Notice to Passe.s1s e, ~ West J,e~
ofReER
DOLLAR in the Throug h price, and have the priv
additional charge.
20 INJECTIONS ct the Ohio River With oLsvl:.
MARI sta o fsohS kaiLRoH n and. nd
@i 81 Tsss Rs md
I For IN TaRo JUG r1oKsTs .l.... .n.,v :. II.
rioist Once. W.shin ston station ion ~" = w
y W.P smith Master Of Transportst,san
rHi sss. caHHssrnAl KA,L!a asss
E3l
/. ,r.sr.o1E1s.tsas i; sS sSaH;s''oao
sR11p,. SAEET! AND ooa5osfi
'AA ' fsoa BALF1MoRB
rl1I HsS. RAhhE Fl F5A rfT4 ssSs
CLOSE oor IL f sssS # el ainxtaR1sBu.e
noRrHzs an o thsiHs e Il sa11noAD.
rHz GREAT AZ d !ShRHIRs zour.
WASHINGTON TIT fsp sA1r1xoRs
WEST, HoRF e VI RSi,. As n Is ssourHwssr
.as eaHz M N.
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street
spLsNDID sLsEPIHe CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AND SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WARRINGTON.
Passengers viii take the 50 .. n. and 81 p. "a.
trains connecting in Baltimore with the 10
and 9 Is p m trains on the Northern Central Bail
road, and arrive in Harrisburg at p. and IS
. NJ. there making close connections with the
trans on the PennsJ lvsnia Central Raiiro&d for
all partA Of the West
HREIGHTs.
By this route Freishts of all descriptions can b.
foryarded to snd from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa, or Missouri, by Rdi!,oad dtrsct;
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad Also connects
be forwarded to any port On the Ohio, Muskingum
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Missis
gppi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, an6
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland Sandusky, and Chi.
ssgo with steamere to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusins the tranEpor
tation Of their Freight to this Com anY rels
THE RATES OF RRE1GHT TO and from any point
In the West, By the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
ss al all times as fasorahs <rs ehaTgsd by sssS
Railroad ConlpaHiss.
~ Be ticuIsi to mark packages WA Penza
WM Brown gr Northern Central r. r.,
No. so North street, Baltimore,
lN0CH LEWIa, Gent superintendent, Altoona, Pa
I, L. HOuPT, GEM Ticket Agent, Phiadelphia.
b. b. H0USfoN, General freight Agent Phiia
delphtA. ian 21yf
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TINTED STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 100 TREASURY MOTIFS,
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1881,
UNITED STATES OERTIFIOATEB OF IN
DxBTEDNEss.
Gold. Silver. Uneurrent Money, Hxehanse on all
parts of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorized to furnish 5-3 Bonds at pAr
until the LIST Of August next, when the priytledse
Of cow ert ion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Gold executed in New York
exclusively on com mission.
RIrTENHOUaB, PANT & CO.,
y7f Bankers 332 Penn avenue.
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NJ o 7 \.
WOOD AND COAL,

" UUD A n QUA y.
TO CONSUMERS OF WOOL AND COAL.
The undersigned las this day opened Coal and
Wood Yard, on south side Canal corner ssyentb
street where can be found at all times an assort-
ment of the very best Ooals also, Oak, Pine and
Hickory Wood cord length, sawed md snIit
any length or szs. all Of which yi be sold at the
lowest Hlarket Prize. W. II. MARROW
70 eeStH South side Canal, cor 9TH IT
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Nom Retention % Fsccs.sueaee Of Crise. hrsss-
tsea, Inaa's NATION or Liberation Of tie Blad-
der and Ktdn>ss, Diseases Of tie PROF.
trat< Gland, stene IN TIE Bladder,
Caleeroas Grarss or Brick
Dust Deposit and
Mucous o. kaIy Discharges, and all Dtsea.es er
AGeetions Of TIE Bladder and Kidneys,
and Dropsieol SUelhngs, eristina
In Mem, Women OF CAikfren
BELHBoLD,s EXTRACT BUCBy,
For Weakness arising from Excessss, Habits Of p+,
aipation, attended with the following Symphonic.
Indisposition to BIertion. Loss OF Power
Loss OF Memory DIN Guilty of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trem bling Horror Of
Dfseass ,Dimness of Vision, Wake.
fulness, Pain In the Back
Universal LSssitude OF the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of
the body, Dry
Of the
Skin.
ERUPFIoNs ON THE TACH.
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
These symptoms, II allowed 70 20 on, which thu
medicine invariably removes, soon follows p
tuity, Epileptic Fits, in one of which the
ientY nj ho
they not frequently followed By
those Direful Diseases" IN.
SANITY and CONSUME.
TON. Many are aware
OF the cause OF their
suffering, but none
win confess.
The
records
OF the In
Asylums
and the MeIan.
eholy Deaths By Con-
sumption, bear ample Wit
ness to the truth Of the A.
ssrtiss. The constitution once
feeted with Organic Weakness. "a
quirss tie Aid Of medicine to stfsns thsn
and InvisorAts the System, which HELIX.
B0LDT AxFRAof BUoHU INVARIABLY DoHs
HELMBOLDs
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED coMPouap
FLUID EXTRACT sARslPlRrLLi.
purifying
the blood, re
moves all diseases
arising from excuses
and imprudence in Hfs
chronic constitutional dis-
eases arising from impure
state of the blood, and the only reuz-
Bile and efectual known remedy or tas -
cure of scrofula, scaId Head Salt
Rheum, Pains and SrelErss Of =
the Bones, alterations Of the
Throat andLegs ,BIotchss,
Pimples on the Face
letter, Erysipalas
and all scaIY
eruptfons
Of the
skin.
Two -Asie spoonEful OF the Extract Of s.-.,,x
rilla sided 70 pint % water Is equal 20 tbs Lfhsoe
Diet DrnG and bottle is fully equ al 20 yalloo
Of the syrup OF SRrsaparilla, or the Dissection -
usually made.
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Two .Asie spoonEful OF the Extract of Ss-ssnx
rilla sided % pint % water equal 70 tbs Lih.op
Diet DrinE, and one bottle is fully equ al 20 yalo,
Of the syrup OF Ssrsaparilla, or the Dissection. -
usually made.
HTHHss EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT.
TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY
and are also in very general use in all the STATE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY IEsrI-
TUTIoNs throughout the land, as wen Is In prt
vate practices, and are considered as inyslusbls
remedies.
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S1oREr DIsEAsEsl s1cEIr D1sEAsEsl
MARITAN' GIFT.
,SAMARITAE.S GIPIy

a ~ Z
SAMARITAES GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
eosoRRH4Sss1A d ff.ti3s e SHsIt Fl &C.
Contains NO Mineral, no Balssm. no Mercury.
The, oy e. R 70 & 10 A % sns
pleasant taste and vii not in way in
In twenty four hours" Prepared BY : graduate
Of Ct as sS
no 10 10 a. ss,a
OF Who have been sorssd With Ballam 0oDsiva. or
Mercury try ssahfMAK11ANs GIFT.
ffies = ais packages - e.. Female. IS.
.ssgs ssR 3
sAM4RI7EAEs RoST md HERB JUICES
1ssSafHS SsS1 KS A:Rs SSis e.
sef6ed; Il .ssohs. ana e.sdicstss every pssties Of
:as ssn re
d1 md b hesied, and DO not transmit 70 your pos
'r sls for f 3 NJ 81 in after
FSGiN p;
ss1tsna. - xsn II al the Bad effects Of Mercary.
.a:s.ee: szsa -s,sh ssass;s !. =:
Tkise.ss. g IssIiaS down, E.llins sf to Womb,
Sent ~ express. Price d bottle, or bottles
''f s'sAMARITANp dHAKoRl WASH.
D1sM0ND & CO., Boz lsl Philadslphia Posi-
Sold BY Q. oALvERr FORD. . rasr Of 1,sh and
EasNR7 COOK. Alexandria. 80. aye-tr
ADA'1' , S''ios 8! SS1E: x: sHIz,.sp.,
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a RMY PAY DIGEST AND RRADY OAI.OU.
n La r0R or ResiusetAi Pay TabLe. Comb
s1d arranged % A&scf Esre Weeei D.
jy@ ikAkOK TAILOR,
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DIHK Nose UITO NETS.
9opiseess 4MOsQUITO NETs.
100 pieces Pink, Blue and Yellow TiRLEF0N for
covering pictures.
Closing out LAWNS a. I9a cents.
MOZAMBIQUEs and other DRESS GOODS at
reduced prices.
VIM r. Riley & BRO
No. So Central stofes. oppo. Center Market.
an 42w bet It'll and 9Th streets.
SUBSTITUTES HEADQUARTERs : che high
- est prices win be paid for 90 BSTITUTES for
DRAFTED men. Those in want of gu Institutes viii
find it to their interest to apply at the "Inteln
sence and Real Estate OF ce, !" No. 511 Ninth st !,
near Pennsylvania avenue.
au loft N. II MILLER
N0cICE.-For sale, Ave hundred sets of one,
IN two and four horse second hand Harness,
three hundred good citizens, and Mcclellan SEQ
ond- hand Saddles. Apply at No. 373 Penn. ave-,
between AZ and 9Th street. Harness and Saddle
bands wanted; slso, one good GRAND Boy.
~ A-lmn II. q. JOHNSTON
xix JAMES =. HALLIDAY S1S
SO 1LRyYNrH STREET,
sdoors south Of Pennsylvania avenue.
Nd Thin VA r.n<s foy aala Soa.