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The New York herald., 1863-06-19
THE REBEL INVASION.
~~~~~>~>>>~>~~->~>|.-
The Netreat Of the Rebels from
Chambersburg.
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The Drug Stores Cleaned Out by the
Rebels.
s>~~>~o~>e>>>~~>~~~>->>
Several Farmers Taken Off by
the Rebels.
>-.-~~.~~~~>>-~~--~-~>s-~--~~-
Arrival Of the Eighth and &venty.First
New York at Harrisburg.
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The Rebels Retreat from Cha nah ersburg.
SHnrx EsBuRG, Pa. June II, 1858.
gentleman direct from Chamber sburg reports that
Ne rebels M that place this afternoon, having nrst set
1re 70 she warehouses Of Oaks & Linn.
ne Are was ansrw ards subdued by the ctzens.
supposed tho rebels rereated towards Hagsrstown.
Eight ThouRnd Rebels Advancing ON
HanoOck, Md.
AcCoxNEIisBrRG, Pa, June II, 1863.
sasagglers from the late fight bring information up 10
I've O'Clock yesterday evening from below.
They report that eight thousand rebos have crosse
the Yiver Al Wiamspors and marching on Hancock,
Maryland which point sixteen hundred Of hfroy's
routed forces had been collected.
These men, being in state Of utter decentralization
without officers organization od at the reported ad
Of The rcbols and they scattered through
~ parts OF the country
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the nsgas
CT Bittere. put in quart bottles compounded of ta
cheapest whisky or common rCHl. costing from 81
TO al cents per gallon, the taste disguised by Anice
or Coriander Seed.
This class ef Hitters has caused and win continue
to csuee, long they be sold, hundreds to
die the death Of the drunksrd. by their use the
system is kept continually under the influence e.
Alcoholic Stirnulsnts of the Ncrst kind the desire
all the horrors attendant upon tranhard' life AMI
death.
For those who desire and sUil hare LIQUOR Bit
ters we publish the following receipt Get ors
tatEie Hoqfaads German EitterS and mix with .hres
eraYtS ef good BRANDY WHISKY, and the result viii
re preparation that viii jar scctl in medical viz.
tues and true excellence any Of the numerous Lie sof
Eitters TIE market, and viii cost nsack esy Yan
will have al the virtues of P0ofgad's Bstiers IN
connection with good article Of Liquor, At rluck
cost you.
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Travellers DIRECTORY.
BALTINaenE AND un:o RAiLRuAD

Lei - 70
M W. [0s.lnsr-tS Ssf~ysr s-es~tsG%
q. ARD af,.E. Aarda~. April -. isss. Two sAiLY
TRAINS will be run 'et-eon WASHING TON AID
WHEELING and PAhkERsBC1G, Two between
WASHINGT'oS AID HAHgENS FERRY. aud six
between WASHINGTON aud BAhTiMGRS, As
iolows:
Fcg PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK d BOSTON
Leave Washington ate ana Ils =. n. and 5 and
Ga =. II.
On Sundays at 6 50 .. NJ. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave g. ESQ, aT,d II. ,3 a. "a And :. and 6 - p
"a o., Sundays III q ard !; AID a. p N only.
FOR ALL Parts OF THE WEST.
Lave Washington at i 50 =. az. aHd 3 & and g. 50
,. n. On SuE sSys 81 aud G'a p. "a. only.
ZOE WASHINGTON ANb THE SoBTH.
Leave Eslt;nsere for Washington ut s.So. : and 10
a. rc. ana 3. $50 and 8 >. N.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
leave Baltimore ~ 8. m and p IA.
Leave Washinston AZ a. m. ana p. m.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
The third and fourth trains only from Baltimore
and tie FIRST and sftA trains from Wsshinsto stop
at way points W. +. SMITH,
Master of Transportation,
L. Ii. COLE. Genera. Ticket Agent ap2l-H
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Baltimore, March. 1868. mar 7s-2m~
IURRAH FOR sMITEiI
40 SEVENTH STREET.
He is selling Immense Bargains in
CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS. CAPS, &C., dc.
For few days more We will cser cur immsn..
stock at great bargains to make room for our
SPRING STOCK.
To those in want we say, ucw is the time to boy,
Remember that saiiTHs is Headquarters for
Ciothins-4GO Seventh street, two dccrs above J
Bruce Co.'s. J.H. aMITH, olotsier,
No. $50 Seventh street,
msr17 snd corner 9th ST. and Pa. sv.
GREAT DECLINE IN GoLDi
In order to reduce our present stock We have
REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING
and are now selling of at pid rates.
The people fEd that
J. BRUCE L CO.'S
is the place to buy
GOOD CLOTHING
at
Low RATES.!
Call and secure some of the Great Bargains now
offered at No. 464 SEVENTH STREET. two doors
below Snith's j. BRUCE It CO.,
y Ciothiers, asa Seventh st.. nssrP.
DIscEAgGgD sCLDIERs
- are all invited 10 cali At
SMIT HIS,
No. $50 skvENTK STREET,
Crposite CRY Post O5fts,
and get their
CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES
Soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing st
SMITHS,
No. AGO SEVENTH STREET,
CORNER GOTH STREET AID Pa. Av
EarI
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MAR DEPARTMENT
w WAsHINaToH, January IS, 1858.
In consequence Of the pressure of business at TIE
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac will be given at the Office o.;
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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e Horace Greeley was called as a Juror in
New Y ork on Tuesday last, but did not appear
District Attorney Oaky Hall said he did not
know but what he would apply for an attach
ment, and Judge Ingraham replied that the at
tachment between the parties was sufficiently
manifest without special application. Those
sizes OF these two for the past few years Gun an.
preciate the Joke.
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STEAIsElp
q Z Il A Y A TER N
WALTER PAT0ls Comm anter, ~1s4a,
win be dispatched s - sSsSS
sata Tans Clay j. sta r52n KEW zo.K June
Tuesday. JGp" 81 Tue,d day july II
and a. the same regular intervals thereafter.
First Cabin, fror. .-....-...-...Sa SIS to s.s5
second Cabin. .......-e7
E1csrsion Tickets cut snd back, IN the list and Cd
Caoin only, 8 fare ard q balf
seryanis accompanying rassen gers, ana Children
under twelve years of se, half fare Infants free
AAiia Sao4h. ----- $50
steerage, wl:n superior acconn odations 81,
All fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in u.
q. currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of lug
gage.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
Fer passage apply 70 CHARLES A. WHITNEY.
at the Once, % BRoA DWAT, New York.
For freight apply 10 ROWLAND 1t AsPIN
WALL. Agents, 81 South street, New York.
my II tte9
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p 4 L I d q A. L LOA n.
THE NEW
Elk PER CENT. BOMBS


rHHNEw
Elk PER CENT. BOMBS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
THEETy YEARS FROM DATE,
Ct altar Tivs Years, At Option Of the Goysrxz,sn
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums of
FIFTY HoLLARs,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARg,
Five HUNDRED DoLLARH.
oNT THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TKE REGISTERED EoNDs,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
cN1 HUNDRED DOLLARS.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARE,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TIM THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TzTgEEET CeHMENCING AT OATH or PEE.
lEp PAYABLE sEkT-AKEuALLY
IN GOLD.
These RoEps are the
GEEAPKsT GOVERNMENT sLoUEtTY
now in the msriet,
1as Interest," at present price of coin, being eeu,y
aisnt to PE1 CxKr. in currency,
H0R sALE BY
JAY COOKE g. CO..
BANKERS,
asa FIFTEENTH STREET,
DEALERS II
EgPEzNkENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CEETIFIcA zEs,
AEzY AND NAVY FOUCRERS,
0cIN, CURRENCY AND ExcHANGE
G&cs -E
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NOT ALcCHOLlC.

NOI 6ACc6OlA1C.
\ HIGHLY CONCENTRATED ysaxras..
EXTRACT.
a PURE TONIC.
Decr0R Ho0ELASwS
G ERMAN BITTERS,
PRRPArxp Rr
Da. G. "a. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa,
WILL EFrScTuALir CURB
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAvrp,cp
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY. DIE.
BASES OF TpS KIDNEYS, AND aLL
D,sEAsEs ARISING FROM A DIsoR-
DE2ED LIVER on STOMACH.
sueh
AZ ConstipA-
Falsess or Blood to the
Rsaa; Acieity of.ne Stomach,
ys:neTs OF WeSh FL in osss Son. a..
asaIt Breathing, Fiatterins at the Heart, Ghokias
" ssIossiipg Sensations when in lying psstars.
Penetration. ye,iorness Of the skin and
Ii2s:, Se, Sudden Flssa.s q
Hest, Burning in the Flesh
Constant t;.ayininss
Depression OF
Spirits.
an" 'e'' f0'''s'' fs ssy. .s''''' fsS'' ''"-'
They Contain Ne Alcohol or BAD Whiskeys
They will cure the above diseases in nine.y-nias
cases out of y hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal pop-
uisrty OF HcoMand's German Bittsrs, (pnreiy voKe-
table, hosts Of ignorant enacks AMI n',sc.upuloss
TIE food. ssses Of Nsss!s IN the Shape Of POO,
WHISKY. viieiy eomRc With ,nSa a .;..a drugs
beware of the innumerabie array Of Alcoholic
sasns If 6s sosss Of
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HOOTI.AND'S GERMAN BITTERs
are rot a rev and untried article. but have stood
lee and + fer srpatan and saa e are not rvsss
By any similar preparation.
the most eminen.
oLhhg IxaHWEShh.rs.
PHYsicIANs,
CITIZENS,
restifying Of their own rersonal knowsdxs, to =.
ters.
Do Pcu Want Soaething to Strengthen HcsJ
Do Yeu Vent Gooa Appetite?
Do You Iyoat to Bald Up Yolsr Cozssisytssss
Do Yoa Want to Feel Well?
Do Tcu Want TO Ge: Rid ef NervoussessS
Do Yea Wcnt Eaeryys
Do Yoss Waat TO Steep WcHp
Do Yea Wast Brisk assd Rigorous Feline
IF YOU DO, USE
HUOFLAND'S GERMAN EITTERS.
Fro1, Rec. J. Ne7ctcz Bro,rn, ID D., Editor Of tie
EatycsopeGta a Religious Knoi1sdse.
Although not disnpsed to favor Or recommend
Patent Medicines III general, through distrnst Of
their ingredients and effects, ] yet know of no
sufficient reasons why may not testify to tia
any simple pre- paration, in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others
do this the more readily in regard 70 Hoohand's
German Btters, prepared by DIR. G. n. jackson. a.
this city, because was nrejndieed against them for
many years. under the impression that they were
chiefly alcoholic mixture. l am indebted to nay
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq. for the removal of
This prjudice by proper tests, and for encourage
rnent TO try them " hen suffering from, great and
Of these Ritters, ut the beginning of the present
year. followed by evident relief and restoration
TO degree of bodily and mental vfgor which nsd
felt for six months before, and had almost de-
SPARED Of resainins. / therefore thank God sns
my friend for directing ne to the of them.
]. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June g, 1851.
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AUGUSTUS JOHNSON 4 co.,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN srB Il 10rz srs.,
COMES BUILDINGJ
Invite the Trade TO Inspect their stock of
VINES AND LIQUoRS,
TOBACCO AND .SEGARS,
GROCERIES FOR THE CAMP,
unsurpassed in this city in variety and quality.
Being the Sole Agents for
MEssRs. FRANK BININGER & CO.,
No. Ii BEAVER sr., New YoGR,
we sell their celebrated
B0TTEED WINES AND LI0UORs,
at New York prices, -freish. added.
We would call the attention of DIVISION PUR-
VEYORS to the fact that We have the above goods
ready packed for shipment in cases containing
frem one to twelve dozen each and can ill spy
order for them On call.
P. s.-We also keep constantly on hand the larSes
and most varied assortment of
Cha NPAG NE WINES
10 he found IN this city, embracing the following
well-Rnown brands
woe CLIQUOT,
MoET d CHANDCF,
g. b. MCMM Il CO..
PIPER HEIDsICK.
ExIDsICE L co..
EUGENE CLFaUoT.
DE ST. MARcEAUX,
CHARLES RIvARF 4 co.
30 An Inspection Of or Stock u most respect
fully solicited.
Aug. JOHNSON Z CO.
may is-tf
PLAYING cAxrs-Hart & oa.a and. otAsrs
sss J1ANUx 3AxLOA.
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ATTENTION. SOBDIERSf
AND TIE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

fgisnas il he army to the facs that HooFLAEps
diseases induced by exposures and privtions Incl
dent to camp life. IL the lists, published alnloss
suffering from debility, Every case Of that Kind
organs are speedily removed We have no hssits-
in stating that. if these Bitters we're freely
used among cur soldiers, bunl reds Of lives mishi
be saved that otherwise win be lost.
We call particular attention to the following re.
and well .a 81 s9se Of one Of the
"Eas been saved by the Bitters:''
PHILADELPHIA, Augusts2sd, ,sez,
Messrs. Jones f Ernas-Well, gentlemen, your
Hoofsnd s German Bitters has saved my life. There
Of my comrades some ofwhose names are appended.
and who were fully cegniEsnt of sill the cireuna-
s t
battery. and under the immediate command of Cap.
upon u my araneus duties was attacked in Hovs
Der last with Inflammation of the lungs and was
i eree s aesty by an sas o Of
a,sentery; I was then removed from the White
ta,e of % sm landed on the as
CT June, Since that time have been about as low
and sgrdrn dad sosss mOrsl down.
n9 could OF On my
been working faithfully, though unsnccessfuIy. to
franlIv told me they could do NO more for
advised me to see 4 clergyman, and to make saes
In aeonaintsnca who visited me at the hosnfas.
Mr. Frederick Steinbron, of Sixth below Arch sf
advised me as forlorn hope, to try your Bitter.,
and kindly procured bottle. From the time L
eonmencsaa taxing 1s then I tne gloomy shadow Of
getting better Though have taken bat two bot.
ties nave gasa Yen poun1s, anu ieei sanguins
from whom have heard nothing for eighteen
f-orn me Vicinity of Front ROYAL. 70 xonr nuss
able Filters owe the certainty of life which hiss
taken the place OF vagne iears-to your Btters VIII
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e. The strong minded women have had their
convention in New York. Lucy Stone pre-
sided. Susan Anthony drew up the rasou-
r;obs-snd Mrs Hoyt, Rev. Anton iette Black
we'll, Mrs E.rnestiHe Pose, and OF hers, formed
the cTincline battery OF speech ID 2efs. One of
The sisterhcod thanked God that the Union was
destroyed, and others qGarreiled about Spring
eonnets, womap's rights, and slavery. Letters
and others, and the jargon was in full flow for
two DAYS.
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PROPOSALS.
II A,MgDfCAL AND HOSPITAL DEPART
IL MEST.
MEDICAL PravEYna.s oss,cE..

D. J..
PROPOSALS ~tiI Is received nj ,h;s nai-. antsi IL
~ Mbs DAY Ist day ef Jane rsxs md on the
epot with the foiicwi1g articles, ia su::s quaint;
- "a may te required during the respective
ontnr.
Cotton Wadsiny
Planned, red. all wool,
hinsiin. slsGcned, unsized, yard
Esphi"s, for erthslmis,
Tars, o.:;.,. or TAILED .t.y s;.d
EaEc. wonlen. or =oo.en .in6inS
Ii.'es'i linen, 1hhieaehe'i
Towels. for roller
Twise, !, coarse
Oiled Muslin. 20 yard pieces
S t.sam SUI a. A. s; yssd pieces
Binders Boards: 2.,sa
kkssR:sss; tsa hS.s;,.i
Rand Litter, CLASS so.4.
Blanket GASES, canvas
buckets, leather
Envelopes, printed
p.psr, Writing: Cap, Letter
Panels, Lead. Fabar. No Z.
Portfolios, Cap size
Wax, Sealing
Water beds. India Rubber
Rubber Cushions, for AR o. water
eu:ts percha Bed Covers ~"''
Class No.7.
Blankets white Or gray
MOSQUITO Bars
H&lF FilioNs
Be e" .a oeif ."
Dishes, assorted sizes,
sHs ssis'sse Gss ye5;s se d.r
PaahsTs. half gallons,
Plates, delft
Aetorts, delf
Pcts, chamber deli
Pots. Tea, deli
Spit. u,r Us, without tops
SpittC0ns
1umblerf, glass
CLASS No. ..
Bas:ns. tin. small
Basins. wash hand
Can dies ticks
Cauldrons, assorted sizes
Piprers: lin, r:nt
Funnels. tin, rirt
2RFa}ssf ny nPiys ssEs, 'sTse e. e. sH &
Knives and Forks, Carving
Knives, Eu tchers
Knives, Bread
Measures, Tin, gallon TO pint
Stoves. Cooking, and fixtures
Rany re. COOKING
Close Stools
Scales and Weights, shop
CLASS No. 10.
1B,sststeads, iron
Refrianr.tCrs
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CLOTHING, &c.

THO THE CLorEIERs OF THE DrsTRlOTi
Tse undermined would most respectfully inform
bis friends and the Trade generally that he ID now
prepared to cIer enc cf the spes. Spring Stocks
EEAETMADE CLOTHING
aver offered in this city. He assures those in want
Of stock that they will Go well 70 give him call
Respectfully, 8. HERzBERG,
No. 2 Market Space, next to corner Of
Baltimore street.
Baltimore, March, 1868. mar 16-2n,~
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NEW STOCK
1856 NE"sTooH. 1856
INTERIOR ADORNMEETS.
1856


4S6 NE" STOCK. 1856
INTERIOR ADoRNMEETs.
inst received. choice sci ection of new and
PAPER HANGINGS,
From the rich and ornate to the most cbaste aud
simple patterns, appropriate for psrlor, halls,
DINING rooms, and chambers.
f1RE-BoAsD ff RIsCEs. s Sta CENTER
EEWA AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
BUFF OR ANY REQUIRED STYLE OR SIZE OF
SHADE MADE TO ORDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
tWar,ans ed to be silded with gold leaf
The hapdsomest and the largest assortment in the
District, from the best mandatory in the
country.
Also, an assortment of DARK wood Frames. with 3
Visite frames Of foreisn and domestic naanaise.
ture. Passspstauts, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELS.
Different sizes and colors; Picture Rings. N ails
Purchasing exclusively for cash the above goods
taeeordng to Their quallty) will De DISPOSED OF -
District. No Misrepresentation made to effect SALES.
xoad ss Terms from tA0's 1sdnS t
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hail; and the terms
cash for goods and lasor. my 2-9weof
560 BUILDING MATERIALs. $50
No. 562 SEVENTH ST.
.sr, HAS ON HAND THE LARGEST sTocK OF
DOORS,
D'eskE kER W sAsR stisD sssH
At as low rates as they can possibly be furnished in
Builders would and it to their interes. to call and
examine his stock and prices and see what saving.
xaiI 10 a mr. tru -.
Every description ST work in this line made to
BUILDING SAND of all kinds and of the best
e sss OF
spie-lms near Cana, Bridge.
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS
sAND-sxND-sAND
i have on wharf, aud daily arriving, the best
F2 II s9s Of
sDd the Canal. ap l6-lm~
IKTERNAL RsySNgE Es sTA nsps,,
W t; EaE H.. nDs..sMroA1NATIoN,
Gan q r. ShI !: es ssE sfssi OFFICE.
Opposite Posi- 0sss gspagrtgM ays,.a
Mx.n $500 : : District Of GoinmSia.
40. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
m. BIHlNGER 4 CO.'S STORE
2s7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Eele4S Thirteenth styea, and Hsaslys~
q ). HzIBERsE1 CO,
ozrIHzitssisII GHS { 1HfRT2x1
Mxx Ta al o1s.
an .ss p. .,.... 49, E:s e. B. 9.
n,AUBIaNES APPROXIMATIONS IN ran TIM
~ or CALVIN. 2volumsss. a. m.v,o..
aI1 RkANcK TAYLOR.
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THE EVENING STAR.


correspondence o. the Richmond Enc uirer.l
CHATTANOOGA May IA gentleman Just
from Spring Hill, IN MauTy county, 81 YES me
soHne particulars IN regard TO the death or Van
Dorm. The facts are singnlarly tragic, and IL
time OF peace would create = national furore.
The crowded condition OF The grea. war can
yass, however, will distract the public eye from
q quiet dome site melo. drama.
since taking UP his quarters st Sprng Hill,
Van Dorm has been upon terms of erin1ina,
intimacy with Mrs. DR.. Peters. Sne was Il
Miss McKiss ick, young, handsome an inteili-
gent Her family is one OF the highes, respect
ability and considerable wealth. Her husband
has been Giie III the most esthaynea CITIZENSHIP
amiable nam, a member Of the State Senate,
and heavy planter. A brother, Maio Peters.
Chef 4narteTmaster TO Gen. Polk. The
pair have been married second marriage on
The part or The grntieInan) for about five years.
On the day o: the occurrence. Or. Peters
called upon IAN born and obtained & pass 10
20 ~ Nashville. Van Dorm gave it readily,
doubtless feeling glad to &c. rid of Disagree
able and dangerous incumSranee, They were
alone together in an upper room, and it is sup
posed that Peters shot from back of Van Dorn's
head, which was split in twain by the bullet.
The report was not heard, however, and Peters
mounted his horse, rode away, crossed the
iires with rhe pass previously oh:a'nsd, and
entered Nashville. He has been, learn, re-
lived with marks OF distincni shed welcome.
The body OF Van Dora was coiEined and sent
OH :or lnterEen,. Mrs. Peters has returned to
her own family.
These are the facts, hard and dry. Rumors
of the conduct OF Van lorn, not only In this
one instance, bnt ia others near Columbia,
have been prevalent for some time. Without
doubt he has acted very badly. My informant
ellis me that he has degraded the canse and
tisgustea every one by his innt'en'ion to his
duties and his constant &c vo.on TO the ladies,
and that &c the exclusion of all else. Wine
and women have ruined him, as they kASe
ruined many another brilliant but reckless
man. That Van Dorm was man of daring
genius there can be no doubt. Being hand
some, with dark, flashing eyes, :, magnificent
no nous sspsso s,aeEs snowy aanTess,
Of sagacous foresight, keen, intelligent, but
was wholly and thoroughly unreliable. He
3lways sacrificed his businrs. IN his pleasure
He was never at his post when be ought to be.
He was either tied TO womaa's apron-strinys
CT heated with wine.
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is pure,
pcisonless,
instantaneous.
imparts q perfect
black. or q magnificent
brown, IN the space OF ten
minutes; IS odoress, dses not
stain the skin, and has never been
tHown to fail
CETSTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DE,
Manufactured By J. Cristadoro, 6 Aston House, New
Dressers.
Price, 81, sl.to. and SIS Per box, according to
size.
CRIsTADoao's HAIR RESTORATIVE
Is invaluable with his Dye, it i'm parts the utmost
softress most beautiful gloss and great vitality
20 the hair.
pgiee 50 cents, 81 and &c per bottle according to
lie. 2S-lm
ACOUGE, COLD. AN 1RRITATED THROAT. If
allowed TO progress. resalts serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentnes incurabie
BEowG's BRONCHIAL THoCEEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTRaA. and Ca
TagaH they sre beneficial TIE good effects result
ing from the of the Troches and their extended
has caused them To be counIerfaited Be sure
20 guard sgsnst worthless limitations. OBTAIN
only the ssnstize B7o1ra's Bronchial Irochss which
lave sTcusG their efficacy by test of many years.
PUELTc SPEAEEEs and Siy6ERs should the
Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
AK the voice and exposed 70 sudden changes,
should have them Sold everywhere at Is cents Per
boz. ian T-2u
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EDUCATIONAL

IEIsS WILLIAMS'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
w LADIES, No. - X. tst,s.-s It'll o,t3 2ta SIS
Instruction IN the hirhe. English branches OF ed
ucation. french and Music Also, Junior Class
ard one Of little sir Is
The second quarter Of the Snmn1er ssssion will
Commence OF Monday, May 18th, ISIS. y; eoIw~
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CLARIYIxD CIpER

" CLARIFIED CIDHRE
have just received per sehooners ..Gsvrge g.
Of Pure Massachusetts, CLARIPIED CID kR. Wksxckk
Iofer Tor sale at the lowest market price, In guar.
titles to suit purchasers. 49,
Hotel keepers, suffers and xl others in want OF
prime article OF Cider are invited TO cali md AZ
anime tais before purchasing elsewhere
RILEY H. SHINN.
Cnaon Bottiine Depot. 81 Green ST.,
10 NV Ge0rR0tDVH. D. G..
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Anew 6CUES! NEW GOODS.
~ NEW GOGDSi
VIII cren thir Day NJ q sni6cent stock OF POINT
TEREkn AID MEcALLtOH u0LLAks. SE rs and
HANSRkERcEbbbhFsp INFANT TE,r RoBE SI,s AED
and GRENADINE Wells. PLAIN and EN-.
BRCIpEHEp HAEDEEkCHlEFs.
EEAD0RESSES and METZ latest style. Also,
Jar ~ stock of steel Jet and 70, tniae Shall EAR
PROPS, FINS ana BELT CLASPS. PGRTEM0N-
NAIEs. FANS. &C., &c .hich will be sold at
very low prices, at YIN. WEIEBERHs.
spi8 - HSrkFtSpa:e
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A DAMS 1xPK1ss COMPANY.
E0TIO1 OF KHAoTAL.
TIE D1LIyxEy 0yHICl Of tkis Conway u
1emsveA nom Third street 70 the lerss dKpeS o. i
sssWse. essUsea 81 81 a saSsst~ 1ssS.N
MELODEONS.-A isree assortment OF Prince =
II Go. Meledeon have snft been received a the
4nsic Etcre OF w. g.. MHTZ1hQTT. auT
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SurLER's AND GRscERs WAGONS.

Largest size Q ana 4-HoYse Suffers Wagons,
With syrings. Also on hand several eECOND
EAND WAGONS. Fog aAle by - Re
THOMAS YOUNG,
Ear IL 1m No. 469 PennsylTania AreHue
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II WILL SELL AT MY PROVISION STORE, ON
the correr Of 18th and streets the be st cuts Of
Beef at IS cents per pound. and Mutton, Lamb and
Veal aud Vegetables ct the lowest market price.
NJ %2vs WIN. LIEKINS,
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~ NEW DRESS GOODS.
NQL0EED ALPACAS, PLAIN and FIG CURED
EousLISs, IduZAMBteGEs. porslas. VA
LENTiAs, POLL De OAIvIRs, GlS6HAMs
LAWNS. JACCNE:S. ORGAHDxEs Ekk&I ES.
CHA IF MARTY, SPRING, BALMORkLs Alss
MOURNING GOODS in great variety and of the
bekt makes.
sr2i NJ TAYLOR & Co