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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
MEDICAL.
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pa. NJ. vELLNrs privass !spsp,ssl. In The Fed.
srai ploss, corner et seventh and ssrssts, oppo-
si,s me Post and Patent Oaisss. Ros.ss end ~
ap stain, washinston, p. c. S.r -. pa'fsiT' I
.iUlu4F Iff u...fr----7 F. gr,sc..o ait. al
All Diseases Of q private nature trssAsa IN "
cost seisutns manner, and Fsdissl sarss sassssd
!. sn sss.s. sYPHHITIc AFFECTIONS, oos-
oRsaeA, oLrrr. srHfcrvsEs SEMINAL
REAKNrss OF thss result a voLUpTUoUs
okEAhs. OF any w,.ss.ss Of sss oESxlAfrvr
,JRGANs, from any cause whatsvsr, or how tpaG
staadins, thoroughly And radically sursd also,
..ur, iaaEitjmArisa. AtsRAtofx, and other
uHaoMc DIsrAsEs Of M NERVES, MuscLHa,
BONES, and JOINTS, scRoruLA, BLoTcHEs
nrur FACE, ERuprioNs o. NE unbs and
sodv. spd all Other ERupriyE DISEASES and
OIsRAsEs ~ rvs sIDpD, from whaa.vsr sauss
.,Aey nsy A&vs arisen. .. .trod tDs .'
ANb
NO matter Whist your disease, let no false dsli.
.asy prevent you from applying immediately to
Or vsllny. Who IL acknowledged 70 DO By fAr the
NOS, sUCcEssFUL PHyslctAR . tes tFsasmsnt
u private diseases. Fear not 70 cone apd make
KNOWN your nisisrtunss, and hs will speedily send
sou On your way rsIsisins. .n..t
'"IFIs9 sRLF-ADUsE, .ur-
that drssdful ssourss Of the youns, induissd h
when alone, destroys the gsrsrasivs organs, unnts
,ou for married life, producing wsaknsss Of the
osek and limbs, loss Of Animation and nussuiar
povsr, palpitst,on Of the heart nervous irisabili
~ LOSE Of memory, nslsasholy hsoits, insanity,
consumption, and death. .- '.
YOUNG MANI 10 view o. the dreadful sonss-
lucuees OF delay, DO not fsil TO make your sass
Known, imms.i,s,sly, 10 Or. vsllny. Your secrets
with hin, arc sacred, and you may sonndsnty rely
,pos bis medical skill. .,........ ..
Thousands whose systems were shattered and
who were On the brink Of ths grave, have been
brsught back 70 vigorous hsalth By his skillful
Ioatnsnt. p. .r .agf..u.. .r..
Of, MARRIAGE ...-.
Married persons, OF thoss sontsnpiasins nasri
nouy, who suspect thsnsslvss Of ippotsnsy, semi
cal ~sskssss, or aay disease arising nom . re-
i.xsd state Of the ssuitL organs, whsshsr the rs-
suit OF disease, injury, ysushful indissrstoas, or
,ldus ssnes Of the passions In fipsr years, sss ear
neatly sntteAscd to place themselves under ths
.a,s OF Or. v. they may rely with certainty upon
. speedy cure, and upon being restored 10 fun
,s,,ith and viSor. .,..,,...
Bs4 treats with entire success Ill diseases Of
sops.ss such - LEuCORRHEA or WHITES,
LAPsUs UTNRL 49,, L., and IN svsry sass guar.
>atsss perfect CURE. ..y .,. .r.uIG ..
WEES moderate, and VISITS asd COMM URICA.
MONS strictly PRIvATE apd CONFIDENTIAL.
'rEnsori calling sss n" one hut the Docron.
Those at distance may b rHrArsD ~ hAH,
,y sending STA ATrMENr ot CASE, ts., &C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
READ REV. W. B. LEE's LETTER.
BRooKLYE, N. Y, May %, 1883.

Mssss. Hoattfer Smith: 'rF' 'f-0F
GENTLEMEN; have used your Bitters during
the last six weeks and feel II due to you and 10 the
PUBLIC to express my hearty approval OF their
effect upon Me. ] never wrote Q puff" for nny
one, and sbhoI everything that ssvors OF q,aoi-
cry, But your aittsrh are nntirply removed from
the level OF the mere nosivums Of the day, beipx
patent alike to all, and exactly what they profess
70 be- They are not advertised to Oure everything,
ALIENATION and ultimate healing OF many OF thy
most common intrmities OF the body, and this thee
Will accomplish. had been unwell for two
months, ~ 10 usual with me during the spring
was bilious, and suffering from indigestion and .
general disease Of the mucous membrane, and
though compelled to keep at work IN the discharre
Of my proitssinoai duties, was very weak, OF a
yellow complexion, no sppetite, and much OF the
time confined 10 my bed. When had been tAktur
your Bitters week my vigor returned; the ssIjoW
complexion was all gone, ! relished my food, AMI
now ] enjoy the DUTIES OF the mental npplicstion
which 90 recently were SO very irksome and bur
densonie to me. When used your Aitters JtJf
change every day. These are Jaeis. All Inference
must he madc by each Individual for himself.
Yours, respectfully,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

nR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
Baiidi AZ, oornsr Psnnsyivanis avenue and seventh
street. Having aotieed In the South nearly six-
teen years, he feels assured that he give satis
faction 70 any thst nay call.
Teeth inserted On Vulsanits, Rubose, o. Col
HAte. Chloeo6ogA adniAis1sgsd Whn dSalrsk
svs I ~
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|G W, soo,DALu
8Ag AND STEAN RLTTBk,
"a Sssn,th stvsst, ssev 0eVNl Bridge,
...E WARRINGTON.

All orders sxssntsd d ths shortest notice, Ia tb>
most substantial naanes, And on onablc t1rns
Fsssoual sstsataea sivsu 70 svssy dspsFinsaSo 81
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Address
". J. MURTAGH 4 Co.,
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vi. Sptnnpn iii ter etnjtsc re9emGbts eebbete Ir5t
neler Bic Seu1a ppn eepen 6raubstie anSetet. Sene
Mttel unb gebanpuns iinO allen Nn6eren 8dnaf unbe-
tannt Gr tit beransebtet bpn etnsi Seben neeS er tr
BEN orSeten Spptt6ern @urppaS unb lem eren bele8 2a
be8 subrabte, ndultd @neanb 8rantret@ ltnb tn ten
Blpdles @bilatelptta no. uno Ct at etne aSSeOebn-
tere Draws ais ale anberea MerSte esr gSslt.
Ser meI6er lid, ber Weoe bes Or. pbnffpn arten ebt
fan M Serrauen ao etne Gbre ais ytanu unO ietne Ge
iGdlGteit ais &r3t. r
sdz- Once: SO. T g ittase, HxIer
Ssnb ban SalttmOrefr, neben ber ,&rbsiterRals."
Is 6amtfranttetten tperben fGnea 8ebetlt.
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uno Nbelbeio balO bdrauf I'M 3imner er.
i&tenen. bteB fte geioe freunoli6 miltrms
men. Sdtte lte benn aud bas 16Sne &inb
un9lHdlt9 maiden tSnnen? Sreilt6. menn
lie ppr Der 2rauung ansetpmmeit tpdre.
bann mar e8 ettpa8 9tnbere8-bte perIdunte
Stunbe mar an Inem I6ulb. = l.
Die CUTE Tante tcnnte natarliG i6r WdR.
tranen ri4t 70 19nea auf9eben- -aber, tpabr=
i9etnlt& unt nod ndber gu priifen, tta 9m iie
Die @tnlaoun9 ibrer Gerpanoten an uno
beripra9, etni8e @p4en in 8. 3u bleiteu.
9tunplph 8erner tpurpe 8etrtet 8birector unp
erwarb 1t9 bic pplle 0un1t uno Nnerfennuna
Der Tabrif6etber
9rpfeiiorS, Directors unb 8rGulein aSG.
Ter biloeten sine ei13i9e 8Giflibe Ganlilie =
nab 10 9tGfli& .ipal 2eetere. baB fte iinmer
ieltener 3eit fanb, Die audi in 8. iibliNen
8etRunDen 81 beIW@en uub ibre 2esenber.
lectitre fort3uieben.
Oamlt tpGreu mir ltnlt 5lt @nbe. OD9
tSnnen tuir nn8 utdt DerIagelt, ben QeIer
nrd nlit5ut beilen, boB, oG6 Elm Sabr Ipdier
Die 8lltffltden iun9en Gatten NIT ettetn liebp
ltden Snablein beIdentt murben, Grdulein
aS9ler ibr Sau8 III 9etntbur8 pertaufte unb
tbten Wpbnort bauarnD BET ben liebsn Sim
bern oufidlus.
Sic Bat ipdter ftd5 uur immer nit freunb,
lt4en @efitblen an iene perban9niBppGle
Stunbe 5u Ipdt ertnnert unb pfle9te la&elno
ipp4l bin5u3ufG9en Sa, tpenn lFe nidt 8ez
meGen mdte, iper weiB, mie bann Ille8 Sc
fcnn1en
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gebeim,en Grdnf0ctten

re-
l4nelle unb gYunCItehe 5eurcg In e rfs
3 geDetm,esa Granf9eitett
sena6t Bertea al8 ia fmO: 3eusunssunfdbset e@bdde
IN benz &uGen o ben lieperu Gnt5unbuasep Der Riere
eenSpa8e ISattisfet yieberse ilGsenbeit sefdnbes.
l9wa,e, SeGidtsrnbet ittsr, ansen lGwds
Sdwnbet, &ppfdner3 Gnt5in6ur9 fs8 Sae6, Der Ntals
Der 3tn8e teS aRd9ens ber @tngewebe inb alsr jeer
ebel bic BON 9ptlen 0e6etmen @eWOGnbeten Ser ugenb
fang BEN GefS6ren bs8 pIss bcrri5fsn anb mcnn ndt
setti8 8etelt werbe itre gdnsnbe pinrueen rerntd-
ten S6wdde ber @pnftuor herpcrbrtsen bic Gbe ut,4
patd naen uns 3uiset ben Sbrpfr nno Stnn ;erbren.
SutGe sqeiasser,
bepnbets elGe tie OpFer ne8 geenen 2oerS geppr6en
nb bas ibrlf0 70 piale Gaulenbe lit Gin ST tribes rab
reBt melge sur9 t4te erbabenen &aene gnS enpfeten
@erfanbeSfrdfte nit bs Dpuer ber geretIdmfeit ben Se
nat be8eert b her 2eer besnubrnbe &51e cntQt faben
p2rten, ,n0een it4 nit ppGem @ertrauen na6en
8ubatrat5sts 2)erfoasg2, 4 (
pSer @pl&r elc M st pfrfeiratDen Deatf@ti9en nnb i
ptbIiffer SWde per ees an6eren Qiubet ntt8 temuEt
tno pGten mnpers Or. Sebniipn 3n 0fabe seGet.
alae 9nberntie ge9ft ste Che pbg8s rbef 9e Ser
@fbbpfuns ter trefltGiten Nr merben ienel tnrtrt.
Oerjeniee sel9er re per Sebane!nn9 rnO IIrlpr9e BON
Or. ccbnitpn 1ter3teG fam ibnt ais etne @treniarue
pbne 5urt m aoertrauennnt sNper6tltG auf ieine dra
Itde @ei6dltd6feit cerlaen. ...a
OT8aatGds Gdbm44e
ttrb unper5u9 gebetl b Die ppue STRAIT tpSer ber5es
felt Deie8 furt6are Seieu pee5 pa8 2ben elenb ln6
bic @be unb IadfCmlaenaft nnn6eltD me4t tfsCft has
2pr8 0erer be tbren 2ecenl4aften nnbepanen DRnen.
trde Qeute nb su Ietd AZ 9uSi6wein9en eenete tcetl
lie teren Spleen ntt BtnaH fennen. Sbsle e aud bur6
Stritturen NeSerf4lasen n 9arn Stein nne anSers l-
laden enensn tan i It lie eD nteae1tastIs cine 8Ples
lGugnen bd he Gra Der @r3eu9uns ber pp 9een perp'
wrh bic @ beimli@en 2aaern ergeben ais npn Deas
bic ba petie tnb. sf
GN Sfftce: 90. Z Sab'GrebertdFr.,
Feben T6area BON 8altin,crelr, GftltBe Sette,
bte Stufen btnauf. e
Nean merle G ganett unb Sau8tunter BENT ttfptiiet-
be nnb trigerte ytamaer burdtrebne ltnb 9eptenpfe
Quddalber, S@nbftfer, @ttefelpt6er, StraBenreneer
unb Satnyenpuser 1t. M nsnsn B6 reeelmdbiee Nerjte
unb Iauern aneepsen ppn Dr. SrbnDn8 &ut in Der ale
88. aue 8rtefe maIiem einen ppf-Stamp entfalten.
Cine 9e!lmn8 IL 2 GngeR 3a8e!Aeyt.
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Nfea6etlle.
s,srfH.r scr zroHt 1d nOtbreitIi9en genuplpa-
s S %s urr erben sS tsceusnS Il, ib-
rem, 9SrrssiI sben beie pt an benssen ba e $50 Nte
len @tdfera,na rnS "a SiauSen Set ipartn werSen.
rtbtIt ~ n ~. s. 80. OrtII,
IISiua2Dfts) Trdbtdeent
6tfIc oufe MmStpabI See6Icaf Xdbace
Defbldtt umblatt u. @tnlu9s,
at ben btnisten pretien BET
(2SaHs-j 5s A 9b. Santel, "a g, GGarlesar
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@efGbrlt6e &rantbeit.

gDenn Ser trreeelettete unttuee Sinsns a8ntet ta5
er BEN &etlt bter bmers6aften rantbe in @ ausenpm-
men bat 10 aetebt es bans taB elm unettises Samee-
fubl pter bic Sur6t Dor GRtbefun5 tbn ab9redt @ an
Sene s enbe auf weIe Gplse t9rsr @r3ebuna un6
partet 70 ldnse Bis Bic S1mptDme bee8 reften lebsls
ME 5. g. elm NIT @el6wuen entlnseec Sals, etne tbe
Stale Sdmer; i'm Scpfe un6 IN Zen Secern MbaaGme teS
@etdts, Saubbet Nu8waie Der Saut &upten ben 8r-
men lnb &rnen Snnen i'm Gei4te unt ben Grtreitd-
ten 9 sesen, po tann biee ebel nit ener dredltfen
S&nel8tet Dor 9 i&reiten, bS 3nles Der gaumen unO
bic NaennDen einidgen; baS Sper brr t tbaren &ran
BELT eiu @aenanS res Wtteit8 :rb unb Der SOB etnen
9refl8en 9eioen babr ein @nte ma@t baB er TIN na9
@S tit ene raurse &faade, baB &auente bielsr frrdt-
barren 8ranftet gum Opr faQen In Splee Der nseitif=
It6fe untienber Dtable, tpele brd Mnpeubung jeaes
tSben @titeS beS Nterur3 bic @outupn perniden Wrb
ben 9fe bes getens II. Elm eenees 9aen eeripai6eln.
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gH Sfftee: 30. Z Sib'GrebertdFr
Feben Ebiren BON 8aItin'creltr., Diflt@e Setts
hto GSt,ffet1 k{.4n1tF
Sc SnGn e m.

Wttnleb be8 tSnielien GpleeS Der QBunbdrte IN 2pn-
trn @raburter eneS Ser eren tHGen @pIeeten Der
per staaen berben erBstn &Ss! ietnes 9ebeHs IN ben
sneeb~a6t BAT einee her Standardization etlunaen
pplenbet benen bic @elbtte ber Ws6i3n pe5. lin
,6btae 9ettenbe bic ant Sbreniaulen erp6t unb bere
Sranf6etten Ien ipte 9. audi rte BET pSbli9en ge
t1u6en u ebr efreden hte u pit errOtben et9ertneeH
&leintafetten II. { II. lpurben anaenbltdlG 9ehetlt
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BeIcnDG:s 3u bea1:en /!

Or. Sptnfpn bieet aten Denen feline SIle att pel6e t6
bnrb ipl6e eebetme nnb tratirle @e unS aDrper SER
fprente tr bic &rbeit BITE @eeaafe nb bic @9e unfd4te
madenbe Safer 9ei@w1bt tabet.
Ser nb etntee Ter trarisen unb beasensNert6en Sol
gen hcr ruben @eprbnDeiten hes 2aerS S9w DE I'M Still
s, @er1uf Der Ntu tltrdff ersfppen nebDe llnrube,
Ma8en9wddc nnprbnun8 rer SerbauunsssSreens, Gnee-
nsetne gnttr6ftune, S9mptCtne Der Shptnbnft
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DR.. Johnston,
BaItimore eDees 0Ofpita1.
3ur llnterp:iidrnB Der Quodlalbersl eta6ltrt.
Der csn3t8e Wr3t, tpsleter an}et.it.

Der eia3tGe Dlob iii Der Welt, tvO it@ere,
Mmelle anb a1itnolteaa Jsuren IL ---.----
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Juu8e Qsltf,

Bic f9 bur bemliGe 2afr eebp6G taben bic lie 70 pft
rpn bse 2eutem pber in Der Sul lerne unb beren Sol
gen lie auna6tlt piren elbtt tnt Sdbafr bur Dplutip,
men, bic wenn noetbettt, bic Gbe unntbeli naden unb
S6rper unb GeiI serren aten Ioprt hie nSti9tn l-
te tbun. @rle peripnen neu teppr e einreten In tie
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bebeufet toB ein genber 9e Elm seunbtr &Brter tie
nptGwenetgfen @rforSrntle aur eeltGen GdieltQfett
nb Sa pbne teie wrb bic 0ete res 2eben5 r traurt5en
9ileertd6rt. Die Mu&dten tes 2ebn8 oernern iib iiS
lt unb bie geec wtrS er8rifen pm @erwctIup8 unb
lan6plti6cn getrabtuuGen bas nS He Sreuten tocl1e
Mbfere 0e1ieeeu rerme0srt tn6.
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@eifte.

Die redb@en @trfunsen be8 2diter8 iinb iebr su fire.
ten. @eru beS Gebihtnes, 8erptrrun8 Ter Sheen Sc.
brGd6eit ber @5eieSaf b6ie @bnun9et, Qbnetgun9
Der 1efsGifaft, @u nad Gtnfantete Ristranen 8eeen
i6 ielbf 8urdtomett u l. ~. itnb eint9e Der 6limmen
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(iHhejl ter %)re(fe.

ie rIe 3auente pelde mGGrel6 ber lcbter icben3ebn
Sabre In bieier Mnalt turtr mu be rnb bic WenBe mid
tt9r punbar tihen 9perditpnen, plde &r otnpn aus
fu1rte ip tenen bic 3ttun9S fapprrtre nb piee abere
perenen teimotnen ppppn tl5 pubitfum AIT Welertpen
alen Entertdtet Wurpo, lb enbiG in 83ug auf eiuen
Gharafer ais G9rermlnn in @e5p8 oui Gbaraer nb Ge-
pidenfu8tei inb 2ei'enfen eine fnret@enhe Gepa6rs
letfunS.
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G8 0itt olee unnt-ente unS untebueute Quadinl6er.
welde tb ais Mer5 Gue9eben uno Or Sctnipn8 Mnfun-
bauoen erpiaen. Subtltfer, GteIetper, 1pnpenpuBer
IT. T. No. erbdrmde une eerldrlte 9ladmaGer, pslGe tbr
Qeten anitat eten y8tenl6as her Ntepstn Gem ne
brighten 8ernfe pitmeten G jeBt e9elmaB9 6ebtl6ete
ben @ nitbrdngei. bic GempEett %aet msle naetudlt-
der QBeIe in tire Sdnhe fcmmel gernedasen a0 rnint-
mibnen defenders fir Sple reld: nit einem &u unbes
fannt inS eas ne 8s0uub8un0en pber 0tppme befdnte
III ietner Sifice Iteaen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-01

N-~oo g7-77777T17TF5. The Enrolment act
makes 10 distinction Of color between citizens
Of The United States, \ negro, when dralteo'
IS credited 10 his district as one nan: - our
former laws of Congress and orders Of che y az
Department have made a distinction, ana nave
authorized the employment OF negroes on q
scale OF pay, bounty and emolumentS :, 7oE 81
than those afforded 10 A white man ohi'r
these laws, and the orders made III Pu'5'aa'l'o
thereof, the War department docl'!fu' '""s
before che Enrolment law was p'tS.rd' tn''
negro was u0t military equEalen' i0' .nl'',3
any more than private would bo a MILITARY
equivalent for sergeant. II - nor Q"e3-
ton Of right OF justice. II IS SIMPLY q 4uea-
tion Of lava question Of pay and expenses
and Of the accountability OF paytnasteTa, q9t'
farnasters. and commanders who have 1l7d
heavy Londa Of come under heavy personal re-
ayorsitility for the correct performance OF
t},eiy 4nfi4s according 10 the law, They lnust
be protected, The law alone Is the ,5oVern~
mart's guide It is TO be hoped that the
next Cnncreqs will correct this Inconsistency,
which was not. and, IN TACT, could not be per
ceiyel until the law was put INTO pTactlcal
operatior. But until that IS done there Il no
remedy for The evil. : " ash. jhron.
B1.ocKADE RU7Nl1c. Acting Attorney
CoiIey has given All opinion IN re-
Spouse to an inquiry Of the Secretary OF State
that persons despatching American vessels
from i. s. ports in ballast to neutral ports,
with intent to load at such neutral ports ana
theuce run the blockade, are liable to punish
mcnt as criminals, under the second section OF
the Act Of the 18th Of July, 1862, chapter 49,
ITO suppress the Rebellion &c; Nv heth-
er such vessels actually run the blockade or
after leaving the neutral port are captured, IN
the attempt t. run the blockade, or whether 3
they even fail to reach the neutra! port, s11ch
vessels are liable to capture as prizes OF war
from the moment they leave our own ports,
and the right Of capture imposes on our erulzers
the duty Of capture The mere tact OF
starting such vessels on their errand, IRE
,lr,ti|o Of the point they nlay reach ~ ti.'
voyage, amounts 10 assisting che fepellloh
within the meaning Of the statute.
A. CASE OF SHOOTING on TIE PoToNAc'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-01

t:rrED or 0oID. When Napoeono about
1911 desired 10 build a palace toI the Hing d
Rome near the Barrier de Paaay, the shop Of
moor cobblorsrooi IN the way: Simon having
learned what was going OF, demanded twenty
5hoUsaIll francs for hia tenement. The ad~
niinistr9for hesitatod few day, aud then de-
.:,led to give IL bu5 Simon. goaded b. he
creed Of gain, now asked forty thousand francs.
?hc sum vas more than Two hundred tlnls7
IT. valua aud the demand was secuted. An
s{fa1nDt wae made 10 change che frontage, but
being found IN possible, they went again to The
,obbIar, Who had raised his price 10 sixty
thousand francs. Ha was offered tltty thou
;.s,,,l, but IF used The Emperor would nor
i've franc more, and preferred t. ::channge ms
o;als Ihe zpacu}at1ng son 81 ri trlSpln
Ihan saw his u1lataEo, and offered t1a property
to- tilty thousand francs, forty thousand, thlr-
=. r},,,1sand, coming down at last to ten thou
asni. The di,aster Of 1914 happened, ana all
thoughts for a palace for The klnE OF Iohne
we're abandoned. Some months alter, SIMON
;oi1 his ahoD for one hundred and ntty francs
,od il 3 few days after the sale was removed
= an insane asy l1m. Disappointed aYarlce
had driven him crazy.
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ADNINTS7F 7TIVV -7-''-'. -. :.
fy1HE subscriber having taken GU S' Ieao.s5
administration on tl: estate O htt ur 1fH
husband, John f. Henderson TeQ"esl5 a a'3 sa
indebted to said estate 10 come lof"2L4 ao b ~
lie their accounts without delay ana tn93[ rr.,
ing claims against The estate are 42 ss ay,o p
Nv n son. .e' v m, T. henderson is fully aSn% or
;2sd 70 make settlements, and pas r2GstpG:y ~
1za - ''''''N' '>'S, EMILY HENDEE3}VA
'.-~ Adminstratrix Of John t. HeIoF''''
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had driven him crazy,
The Washington correspondent OF the EeW
York Herald tolegraphs that paper AZ follows:
s1T'ha official organ Of the War Department
}hiz morning announced that none OF the
co3ther. States should he allowed to return
- the TTnion without first having abolished
slavery within their limits This policy finds
no favor, however, with the President nor any
81 the members Ct his Cabinet, with the e1-
caDtion Of the Secretaries Of War and OF the
Treasury,
From al parts Of England and also from
Ireland The reports Of the state OF The crops
are most encouraging Potatoes are excellent
and free from disease; the prospects Tor barley
and oats are good, and ia both great improve
r0el.t has iatlerly taken place. Eut the wheat
harvest promises to be unique in bulk and yield.
Il All moi suffer much III the Spring droutha
and i has ainca recovered even lt2 allght de
tecta
- IiIfany's 5, New York, is exhibited tht be
trothaI ring ordered BY Senator SpTagua tor
his intended bride, Miss Kate Chase, dla-
1nond solitaire, get IN enamel and not chased.
L i beautiful and tasteful ornament worthy
of The young lady who is the happy posse5sor
Of the token. The price Of the ring was
81 900,
For lcnz time past the Empress Of the
French has entertained che idea Of gong TO
Jerusalem. That excursion Is now decided On.
and -iIl take place towards the ena Of the All
tu1n. The Empress viii be accompanied b
three Of Ter Ladies Of Honor,
ali the Confederate officers noV confined ii
size Old Capitol, it IS said, are 70 be i1nmedi-
stai-- forwarded 20 Johnston'e Island, near
5andus57, Ohio, where prison has Ibeea re-
Gently erected. r.
During tie roontbsoi August and 5apten-
Der 10 corpse viii be allowed 10 be dlsinterred
5rou, any Of the burial grounds, cemeteries, or
battle grounds Of Gettysburg
Ca0. Morgan aud several Of his officers ar
11~a1 Il Columbus, yesterday, and were lodged
n tie PeuitentiaIy After bathing and being
searched they were conducted 70 the cells,
1RheTe vhey will be confined according 20 the
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,noa : FOR ALEAAN DKIA WASH
si5zs &C., INGTON, AND LANDlAuSoI
TIE P o 7 @ Il a c RIT Err: The steamer
KEYPORT, Capt. f. A: Rythe+ will leave
pier foot Of Barre street Baltimoro, every III,
DAY, at 8 .. IN. or Alexandria, Washington
and landings OF the Potomac river
Returning, will leave Washington every YES,
day, at q; NJ and Alexandrla sans d day p3+o
q. m, for Baltimore and landings On l0e fo'0-
mae river.
~ Custom House permits must accompany
freight for Alexandria aud landings on Potonaa
river.
All freight must be prepaid; -a.,
For freight or passage, apply On 9QaIu Wv. VI ~
a NFEDHAM 4 SONS, TAP Light stree
wharf, Baltimore, Or 10 90 .,.u,.
NH 28-tf RRODERS & W, Alley T.