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The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25
DIR. l.. DIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,


81 EndicOtt street, Boston, Mass,
is arranged that parents never see or hear each
other Recollect the ONLY entrance to his OFF ce is
No. 81 having no connection with his residence
sequently no family interruption, that on no ac-
count can any person hesitate applying at his Office
DIR. DIX
boldly asserts land it be contradcted eept
by Quacks who will say do anyt hing, even perjure
themselves, TO impose upon patientsl that he
is THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN ADJ
vERTIsIsG IN BOSTON.
SIXTEEN YEARS
engaged in treatment of Special diseases fact so
well known TO many Citizens, Publishers Merchants,
Hotel Proprietors, &c, that he is much recommend
ed, and particularly TO
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
To avoid and escape Imposition of Foreign and Ma
tive Qnacks, more numerous in Boston than other
large cities,
proudly refers to Professors and respectable Physi-
cians-many of whom consult him in critical cases,
because of his acknowledged skill and reputation
tanned through SO long experience, practice and OBJ
seryation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
be not robbed and add your suerings in being de-
ceiyed by the lying boasts misrepresentation false
promises and pretensions of
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUAcKs,
who know little of the and of Spec-
ia diseases. and LEss to their cure Some exhibit
forged diplomas of Institutions or Colleges, which
never existed in any part of the world others ex-
hibit diplomas of the dead. how obtained u, known
not only assuming and advertising in names of those
inserted in the diplomas but TO further their imposi-
ton assume of other most celebrated ply ST.
clans long since dead. Neither be deceived by
QUACK NosTRUM MAKERS,
through false certificates and references and recon-
mendations of their medicines By the dead who ca
not Expose or contradict them; who. besides, TO
further their imposition, copy from Medical books
much thar is written of the qualities and effects of
different herbs and plants and ascribe all the same
TO their Pills, Extracts Specifics, & c.. most of hch,
If not all. contain Mercury, because of the ancient
belief of its touring everything" but now known
10 "kill more than is cured" and those not killed,
constitutionally injured for life.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25
DIR. JOHN c. MOTT,
lCopyright seeured.l
The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.

This celebrated Female Medicine,
possessing virtues unknown of any
thing else of the kind, and proving
effectaal after oil others have failed,
Is designed for both married aud sim
gle ladies. and is the very best thing
known for the purpose, as il viii
bring on the monthly sickness in cases
of distractions. from any cause, and
after all other remedies of the kind
have been tried in vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
bean sold without = single failure.
the least injury 10 health an any case.
lrY-lt is put up in bottles OF three
different strengths. with full direc-
fiora fnr m sin % and Sauf bv NJ nrass
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25

EyIvE DOLLARS will be given for the detection
I and conviction of any person persons stealing
papers from the doors of our subscribers.
dec25 PUBLISHERS OF THE PRESS.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25
SIXTEEN YEARS
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.

engaged in treatment of Special diseases fact sc
well known TO many Citizens, Publishers, Merchants
Hotel Proprietors. &c, that he is much recommend
ed and particuiarly TO
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25

To avoid and escape Imposition of Foreign and n
large cities
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS To-NIGHr.

FoID's TAKATER.-Maggie Mitchell will an
pear tonight for the only time as Mara
mattah," in the beautiful dramatic romance,
Wept OF the Wfsh-ton. WISH" Mr.. J. T.
Mr.. Q. B. Bishop as "Skunk.' The evening 3
entertainment will conclude with IS Margot
tne Poaitry Dealer" and there is thus offered
one OF the most attractive double bills of the
season. =. -
Observation-Disclosures Sim not only pro.
duces nightly ut his popular resort, the best
CLASS OF concert hall entertainments, but the
drama Is lot forgotten. Tonight, therefore,
not only will Julia Mortimer, Mile and Clara
foWler, II. w. Egan, J. S. Edwards, and the
rest Of the company appear in song, dance,
and Ethiopian eccentricity. but the drama of
" Dick Turpin' will also be performed
FLR.-The Fair at Odd Fellows Hall, BY
the ladies of ST. Patricks parish church Ia
being continued this week yet. The Fair is
one of the most delightful that has been held
In this hall for q long while
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MARRIED,
On the 18th, By the Rev. Father Ashwanden,
CHARLEs B. BROWN 10 MARY VIRGINIA
BOURR0W6, all Of Georgetown, D. O.
MARRIED,
$3.50.
OI

On 9Th instant. after . long and painful Illness
her sge.
Relatives and friends are requested to meet at
the residence OF Mrs. khxabetk Cation, l. street,
below sth NAVY Yard), to attend the funeral, at
p. m, 18th instant. 49,
On Wednesday, morning, At O'Clock, Oct 18th
infant EMELINE, daughter Of 81. d. and Rebec
O. Collinsworth j, aeed years and months.
Her funeral will take place ct clock, on Thurs
day, the 18th instant. from the residence of her
father, on 4th street east.
On the 18th inst, after long and painful illness,
BETH JOBLIN, ID the 72d year Of age.
The friends and acquaintAnces are respectfully
o'clock. from her son.in-law's residence, 472 Ct
near 6th NAVY Yard.
On Monday, the 18th instant, FRANKIE, infant
son Of =. N. and r. i. Leonard. aked months
and 10 days.
On the 18th instant. Of Group, Marsh ALL = ),
years ond months.
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:
-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES.
GRAND RUNNING WEEK, - :.
,..e>. II $50 CommelcinG - .fazA sss i
MONDAY, November ID.
,rs sa,i.s p ss s.s
al by the sth Of October. Purse Of $500 added by
sssona D.snf a sssDAY Nov. sd-purse $780,
Isi rsA'i Sjsy-wzDNEsDAY. Nov. 4th-pura.
S eSl. I'd ps.S1s.1TsHuRsDAY. Nov. 5th-purss sso;
Jiith Da,.FRIDAY, Nov. sth-Handtcap.. $50
entrance, play or pay; 500 added. Single dash IL
sixth D.y-sArURDAY.No Nov. 7th-Purse $1,000;
The states closed with the following entries: =
MILE HATS. 2#E
Mr. Yield,s 6lly by LeXtng ton, dam d agdalen. g
Mr. Bushs be Bon Bruce, By Lsxinston, dam
Ai liz w..son's b Captain Moore. BY Imp. Bal.
fG M M Hs IS 1idsbarsn. 81 Commodore,
ar. : Hunt .CePscE. BY Lexington, dam
i.sIs n q l.s s.,.A,..
dam Prnnslla, BY Glencoe.
HANBICAP, S5oP.P
Mr.. Bush's Ben Bruce, by Lexington, dsm ~
Mr.. watson'a . Captain More, BY Imp Balrow
ME, dam Jenny Boss, ~ Glencoe. - oom ,,,,oodor.
ai Ne f asnss Is cep:of. ~ Lexington. dam
S.sass:s sss:s e LIE 7! ) fSs
dan R.uns'le; g c s1sn 81 tie y.rsss.
6ssSs NJ Trotfins eemmences at o'eloek ?. q.
s .s e: Bsas
S::s.:.s,; s. ::s q: e 81, ::
sycrdsr oftAe Bosrdii (. noYrAr. Pro ,ri.sor.,
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AUCTION SALES.

By WA- I. WALL a, Co.,, Aastionssrs.
a. , niSfNIEe as 10 O'clock. ~ .han SILT ss the
80 Bsrrsis ApplsS. 2azss ~ = - u eaois zo9r
-oea . = WI WALK. { co .Asss, S
Atths Less.isss sssnss, ss.ssss ssa ass
DsoyE Hoas.s '1 - ' .TGr1on-D, ,,,a.o.,
al MokstS
v: bold regular ..ls Hoiss: ana vehicles sssry
t,fbs nc And Saturday mornings,
Terms cash. - -.-s-e1 s-es5sss e
ee8 ---- ". I. WALL q 90. Aucss.
By1. o. MCGUIRE co.. Auctioneers. :
asP aaoosksshss a 81. .gs
O'Clock, IN frelt Of the Auction Rooms. =: ss.I
One 1Sa :ss t tsai H., o s
sa ;s:.
oes.d .'"' ~ S.sS MoeUIzE CO.. Auo,..
ByJ. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auetioneers.
i SfrscIs A. zUo1ioa.on sA THsSass MoRS,
!nes At 10 G,cSct, in front Of the Auction Rooms.
Rosewood PsTier sSiss. sDishsa n green and gold
Marble TOP Centre and sof. Table.
Walnut %hssnot, B9olesss
Handsome China, Glass and Orockery Ware
Ssas fsa s sas fi.sar''
sns wsnnss
H.Tel l,d tgg Nv Wasnss..nd. Tcils. SETS
Dining Table. gideboard .ass-4a
Cooking and other Stoves.
oc2s J. Q. MCGUIRE n co A.s.
ByGREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
h! Sss G...ss ae 4 l 2Vss.s Sao r ASs
Pl.ins the lesidene. Of Ne Robert PsrIie; :. %
sh three ss from the
sasSod Worf Horses. good Mich Cows, yoke
lot Of Harness 50 Hot. bed Sash md boxes, aboSs5
lot Of Fodder isoOo Gsbbsxe Bsets. Parsnips Oar
isrss assortment Of other Farming and Gardening
Implements.
Persons will please be punctual to the time, -
the stock is large and we wish to finish the sale in
The Farm is also for rent, inquire on the prsmi-
ocn GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Austs.
SHERIF1's sALE-By order Of the County
- Court Of Ale1andria county. win sell at Public
Auction: on FRIDAY. Oct 9 ia 1863, It Il O'Clock
levied soe TONS On OF sgMs
the east side Of Union street, between Duke and
oca.st s. n. GARwooD. Sheriff.
SHIRIFF'S sALE.-By virtue OF writ of Fieri
- 1acias, issued by the CLERK Of the County Court
of Alexandria county, and to me directed. Iwin
sell at Public Auction on FRIDAY Oct. soth 1858,
at No. 25 King street. Alexandria, Va, commence
Rxn s of Se
chimes, Wheat Drills; Seed Sewers. Trace Ch.ins,
alarge lot OF Lump Plaster, al the property Of
Meade & Marye.
ocN St 8. N. GARWOOD. Sheriff.
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ByJ. Q MoaUIRl Z co.. Aussioasrs.

By ]. MCGUIRE CO., Au0tionssrs. Z
EXHCUTOR's SALE OF HARN1ss, MULES.
a. W. &o.oS 0T rRipAY MoRNfNa, Ss .G soss So &
II O'Clock. At !" Normsy. the country ssst Of the
about ~ miles from the city, j sisii sell
About ZOO cords Hard and eoft Wood, cut and
About l5O0 cords lelled Trees
Horses, Mules, 2 Yoke Of Oxen. Cows
Lot of Farming U.ensils. Wagons
Cultivators plou9ke. Harness, &C.,
Corn Crop, in the Geld sssf - - 6
Lot Of Cabbage, Potatoes. DO. arg EF = 6 al.z.s
small LOT Of Household and Kitchen Yurniturs.
Terms cash.
RICHARl LAY, Executor.
oc24 - - i O. MoauIHn q 90 !, Auota Y
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MINIS DRESS SUITS.
80 Meas Business Salts.
YoMh's Dress Suits. - k.oa {.
YOUTHS Business Snits.
UilorenS' Dress Suits.

-. ChiE0feNS' Sch00I Shf!S.
NOAH Waller Il Co., 36s Penn. avenue Metro
politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an
ter Clothing. is now ready for inspection. It is
comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen's and
in material, trimming and workship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles of dress an opportunity is
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock of ready made clothing in this city, at very
reduced prices, oc9-4m
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ,eia Baltimore and
Harrisba.g, to the Norfh and Wsst.-Two trains
leave W Washington daily and one on Sunday-suick
Gme-low fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
neEets ana further Imagination apply At the once
PennsYl yania avenue and Sixth street. Washing
ton. Once open from g. m. to 9 p. m; on Sun
days from to a. m
Sc II " - O. So T.. O. NORTON. Agent
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The Stock of Jewelry and PLATED Ware now on
exhibition at The Dollar etorent43S Penn ave-,
everything that is new and seasonabe in their
line .EfE gLsr SEI yg4a- oc6 lwS
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faith in the bay at this june,ufe, and conse.

faith in the bay at this iunctufe. and conse-
quently no little betting.
Inc nofses stsrted OF superbly, neck and
meek, and until the half stretch was reached
they 1roze to each other as adectionately as il
ID double sam, insts ad Of, as in fact strainlng
every muscle for ad yantnge in separate wagons
Here occurred beautiful struggle. Butler,
AFTER way he has, suddenly lurched ahead Of
MS persevering adversary; but the latter, as if
propelled by similar big impetus. shot along
SIDE OF the black, and thus they weat it, nip
and tuck, Prince on the inside, until on the
nome stretch. when Butler made another push
In advance, but was unable to shake of his
dangerous opponent, who crept up inch by
lnoh, until near the stand, when Butler made q
desperate dash for the honors and the green
backs, and passed the post neck ahead. Time,
a.29L.
The black was now driven mp to the post of
honor, the Gagged greenbacks were lowered, and
the driver Of Butler drew them from their re
ceptacle and crammed them into his pocket
with a nonchalant air OF being used to such
things, pleasant to contemplate, especially by
those who betted on the tother horse.
SUMMARY
butieT... ...................l L =
frlnce. .....-..................3 3 9
Belle OF HARTFORD -.................2 3 with 0
Time, 2.34a-2.321 -2.31A-2o
Following upon the race was a lively time
getting home. 1t was work of time tor the
enclosure to disgorge its acres Of carriages and
equestrians, and it was no easy job for the road
to the city TO accommodate the sudden rush of
travel. twas sight to see that sweep OF road
down by Foxtown, and so on across the bridge
and up through the Sixth Ward occupied in
dense procession, and thousands waiting with
more in rria n
back for their turn to move. We saw one
young lady in an open barouche, wearing a
sugar loaf (truncated) beaver OF the fall style,
standing on the seat and making an eager sur
vey Of the crowd in quest of dalinq uent GUS
toner on her betting books. He had sked added
'aperiently.''
On the way home, vehicles were required, by
sentries posted to keep strictly to the right, a
precaution in view Of the droyes of
led horses (Government) encountered, and
Government wagons, &C.; and at the best there
were not few entanglements, and some dam
age to ambitious buggies risking a collision
with heavier vehicles.
We hear that a match will take place this |
afternoon at the National Course, between Mr..
Williams horse iTom Mcclellan" and John
Henesley's mare MARY Washington" for a |
purse of 5000.
ANcAt "cch SoNheS Tic sIedt races,
when five purses will be run for, by some of
the first horses in America, among them Idle |
wild, Panic, Thunder, Blackbird, John Nor |
gan, &c, &c. |
On Saturday, November Z, the wind.up will |
be in grand race at four mile heats, in which |
Blackbird and either Panic or Idle |
wild will appear. The three-year. old stakes |
will not be run for, as SO many of the good |
colts and fillies entered in these stakes have |
met with mishaps which caused them to let up |
IN their work or put out OF training
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osP Or sToLEN-From 34s Ninth street, :
aL t ssA S!.a.t DSG months old; has little White
to 90 .as No. handsome reward "a! b given
$40 !dn4 e. sEasy Dsht the
sP5 < s 6a H.
ten: hsa Sos o 11s h Il. 1 ssS
L TT asoTs n s' the
IT. - RN1xoN.
HIRED ON LAST WEDNEsDAY-PoR rae
IL purpose OF going to Giesboro' Point, By .
MARES. One . large brown, ls hands high about
or years old: the other = bay Mare, about or
years old, with Reekaway CARRIAGE and silver
plated double HARNESS The Rockaway had the
left hand eli p broken and was tied with . rope.
will give twenty dollars for the recovery Of team
and fifty for the thief All. FOWLER,
&c % ST. New Fork ave.. bet l4th and 18th SITS.
c. REWARD. strayed from the spbseribsr
2C near the Park Hotel one sorrel HoRs1 or
sdns ss vii u.s.
ing 5. i the f'lf H0's fh5S: ;; SsSY1r
S. .as ds oSw Or VI. ssq l.t hs S
shod; also the tips Of her korns cut of The above
Och 90 H.sss A MURPHY.
STRAYgED OF sToL1N-on the 18th inst. t.o
al. ess cSss asak All @
2 . l. .:. ~
SToLlN Oh sTRAY1D-F From No 25s street,
;s6 s:
sss:s e Viii 5. 'lsSsr.li, "a e
sBs 10Th ie:s !srz s.pd:on: skits ana ii::ss:
Se.a & .s
large spots Of the color On her back. She Win
The sbeve reward Viii b paid any one who Vii
sas sst p ,'h sIss " vi" :
$50 ssSsn fye% The 'u s
soTery. county. Nd on Saturday night last, the
ana one hind Joe. short naas
saa Es ap5 1 III
to her Ieeov:Iy and go for tas sPsEeh snse1 and
'V oc 81 % sAe 'A''' TsnnaIlytoxn. D. 9.
SIS E1sR adSss e s. Fl Fl i
the Sa iaGae Livery Stable. e
TAKEN Up sTRAY-On the 2sd, Dark brown
collar marx. The owner IS requested to come for.
prove prGRssty Y;y charges ana take NJ him
oc 20 ST. ~' ''''N = & . ". =. ANDRE.
| &O0 REWARD.-strayed stolen from my
| SDEW stable. on 18th street, between and \.
| With white stars in forehead; also, one MARI
MniaLE, one ear old The above reHard Vii be
| oc &c St $50 Penn. avenue.
| STRA YED Oh STOLEN : The Roar MARE
~ y; kATn. name cropped, belonging to Kev B. 2:
Wlget, street. between 9th and 10th sts, strayed
away or was stolen on Wednesday last. between
| ana o clock m. She was at the time saddled
and tied at Mrs; Senator Douglas residence. Me-
Jersey avenue, between and d streets. The md.
| 2 will be literally rev srde l. - oc IS St
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L Window HADIs.
J. L. KIDWELL would respectfully inform his
friends and thu public that he has Just received
. well selected assortment of WALL PAr1nS'
WINDOW SHAD1S, FIRE BOARD PRINTS, &c
all of which he is prepared to sell at the lowest cash
prices. -,..,.-
Wall Papers l2h cents and upwards. $50
All papers hung In the city or country in the very
best style by experienced workmen.
Remember the place. No. 367 street, near 9Th
in Franklin Hall Building. 4aE oc &-lm
FALL AND WINTER ,oons
Ladies' Black, colorsd and Scarlet cioaks and Cir
Blas5. Frosted Beaver, Plush and Water Proof
French Msrinos, Reps and ottomans In all colors.
Plain. Plaid and Striped yalsnciaa,
Whit, Rsd, Blae and Yellow Flannss, in all quail
sael i1 and Shifting Tlannsls, 81. & -ss
SHsss; ,u s End nold sssa1ss1ts:
Long And eq1are Shaw Q, .B or -
white md broyn OcSsos shsssisss. DC.
Hosiery, 0suntlsts. .Jouvipp Kid GlSIss e. &c.
oc~ No. a K; . nnrh M.4k e sess :
i most perfect article in the ma ket.
xs s.ss;. ss ~ sss ss.u & S1;::.
90 a-suf sss rem sis ssse s.d iTsnsh %.
IRON HALLIHURnI1U1 WAR1 Bo0Ms.
oaAas5bfsaa 1ss. ssss .aa:s,s,ru.,
We hay. the post ..tsn.ivs sseef g tSs sisy.
2 ' sds wifsss
:. ,...o,o- Iren Hall: Psns e s, ,ssn :. !.
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ana NEW YORK STYLES ss.
Gentlemen's C2oshfng !-Ne,c and Fashionable,
large assortm. MT for Dress and Business wear.
The English Sack and Walking Goats excel in
beauty. grade and finish any thing aver offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS Il Co..
1922 Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
ec2t INTEL. and Repub.
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CoRxs, Eunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and
Dr.. White, Surgeon Chropodist, No. 424 Penn
sylvania Avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets
Washington, D. @. No charge for consultation.
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YunrHs. y.ox THE oumsxnIAxp.

RoseeranS Rein stated.
The Merry Social Association have determined to
give their Sixth Monthly Soiree on Monday: Nov.
2, 1853 at Tempsfsnce Hall. street, betwesn Ninth
and Tenth. All who wish to spend an agreeable
evening will do well to give them Q call, rs they
always give the s0iY0es Of the season, 1t
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| T OSF OR STOLEN-From 34s Ninth street :
- BLACK DOG months old; has little white
On the breast, between the fore legs. If returned
| to raid No. = handsome reward viii be given
90 2S2t JOSEPH SAII TIL
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gan, &c, &c.
On Saturday, November T. the wind up will
be in grand race at four mile heats, in which
Thunder, Blackbird and either Panic or Idle
wild will appear. The three-year. old stakes
will not be run for, as SO many of the good
colts and fllies entered in these stakes have
met with mishaps which caused them to let up
in their work or put out OF training.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purceu-Yesterday,
the will of Michael H. Conrad, deceased, of
Georgetown, which bequeaths his estate to his
relatives, and nominates Alex Beall as exeeu-
tor, was filed for probate.
The VIII of the late Aloysia Graham was
admitted to probate.
M. Julia Barrett and E. b. Barrett obtained
letters Of administration on the estate of the
late James A. Hastings.
Mrs. Mary Ann Crimes was appointed guar
dian to the orphans of Thomas Hall.
Letters of administration were granted to
James q. Mcclure on the personal estate of
Mrs James Deakins.
The final account of the surviving executor
of the late John McClelland was passed.
FoRD's NEW THEATER.-This evening, the
beautiful adaptation from Cooper's celebrated
composition entitled " The Wept Of the Wish
ton WISH" is to be presented at this first-class
theater. In addition to the dramatic romance,
the sparkling comedy entitled i" Margot, the
Poultry Dealer is to be given. These two
excellent pieces, each with an admirable cast
Shora ~ nnhiin ettant;on II shonid no taLen
49,. nsisaration tha = mt thraa nnnro n;.hts ~
Miss Mitchelfs engagement remain Those
acters should avail themselves Of the present
oppor tunlty.
TIE RpcRuIT1sG SRRy1cR.-We understand
that Can't Scheatz the Prevost Marshal of th IL
mat capt; ocneetl' tne IIoxoss MaisnaI VI tnA
cruiting in this District, and that he will
shortly open reeI ulting ONCE in deolseIown'
,n;n,s IVY iho nnnher ~ men renuIred nv the
next draft materially. and it hshooyes al our
citizens for the credit OF the city, TO AID re.
cruiting and thereby lessen the number of
drafted men which viii be ssanred din It us is
rirbI stamn ~ sneak ers snch An imnetus
s,d 10 ,ien to recrnit;no here that drafins
Wuuio ue sas M - 80 A0 -A"' '" "'iis
1.rovx, n.a-u.v;,. ;,troar..a .ba ma. q,
L.nsh;ns a.. IL the nr.cf;es 81 nsnfsl Snreerv in
tSs.eInS - Wy y, ~ .yu tS.nnnaS Ey;th
Insfrnct;ors .;vsr IN ths MeAntsctrrs and admin
istration on this aathetie Its
IS
,n.o,,,-u,c
RoSserans ReinStqted.
The Merry Social Association have determined to
give their sixth Aontny Soirse on HondAy; NOV
eyenins win do well 10 give them \ call. rs they
siHays give me soifees Oh the season. 1t
- ~->--~
N.u, p.,,.
CoRxs, Gunions, Bad NAILS, Enlarged JOINTS, and
Dr. White. snrSeon ChirSpodist, No. IA Penn
szlvania Avenue, between ~ ana btn streets
Washington, D. @. No charge for consultation.
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-28

LAUGHING GAs..Having introduced the use Of
Laughing Gas III the practice OF Dental Surgery in
this city DR.. Loomis' Office 10 daily thronged with
those wisAng to have teeth extracted without pain
Instructions given In the mauufacture and admin
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-28
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