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Imnorlnn, from l.c rcninsuln.

WAsnmGr n, junr 90, General Dix
lcsraphs as foll VS.;
"FonrmE>s MoNR,E, June 90. CD.
Spear, of the Eleventh Pennsylvania
Cayalry, whom | sent Out two days ago,
completely destroyed the Bridge over
the South Anna river, capturing Gene
W. f lee, Colonel EIarsabIc, four cap
rains, tive ljcu,cnaniS and one hundred
prlvatcs AMI brought them in. He also
brought in thir y five wagons with six
mules to each, and one hundred and it-
,y mules in addition, aud from seventy
FIVE to one hundred horses. lie took
fifteen thousand dollars in Confederate
bonds Just issued, from an agent Of the
AUTHORITIES at Richmond"
Col. Spears loss is three killed and
eight wounded,
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1IIghIy Imporlanl FROM Roseotan.' Az.

my'
Lovlsy1LLE, June 2s.--To day S Nash.
Vile Union reports that one division of
the Federal army captured 5000 rebels
on Saturday, when going through HOov'
ers Gay. No further particulars are
given. Also, that the 18th Indiana,
mounted infantry, cut their way through,
taking number of prisoners. Colonel
Miller, Of Nesley's division. Is reported
wounded in the eye.
A special to the Louisville Journal
from Manchester, Tennessee, says;
"Willer's mounted infantry dashed
into Manchester, capturing large par
~ of rebels, including Captain Ander-
son of the Isl Kentucky Cavalry. VIII
der's scouts captured yesterday a cour-
Ter from Morgan and Wheeler's COM
mand with important dispatches. Bragg
reviewed the rebel troops at HooverS
Gap on the morning Of the battle
''Wilder's force burned the treStle
work yesterday on the Manchester and
Tullahoma road"
The Chattanooga Rebel of the 9G'h
says:
"Firiug continues with increasing
rapidly at Vicksburg,"
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pr. Roback,s Scandinavian Remedles.

ESrEnrRisr, Miss, Nov. is, 1857.
DR. @. W. RopAck, Cincinnati, o,--De7r
sir:--Itm now about 50 years OF age, and have
been afflicted with Rheumatism and general
arrangement, with excessive debility, for the
55or Sc years and have used almost every kind
If latent medicine from which have derived
noOeneft: also have tried agreat many physi'
clans, but all to no purpose ] now feel thank
ful that I have at length obtained n medicine
which has given me relief ! have purchased
two bottles Of your scandinavian Blood Purif'
err, and two boxes ofyoarpills, Of Messrs How
ze d Hardaway, which / have used. They
have given me almost entirereliefi Ny limbs
and veins have been greatly swollen, but your
medicine has reduced them TO the proper size,
Very respectfully yours
VA X, KING.
gJ'See Advertisement. va
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Importnnt From rort hudson.

NJ w. 1rro 90 -Tha Herald
NEW YORK June ~I ,i h''% na
has adVices from ro'' liOu'on I" '1'
2olh' a., :;
General banks On Tue lou t ,,.,,, %,
sued aconSra'u3'ory oraeF 10 MS rooPs
on the'r steady advance Oh .Go oaeti!
works, stating tn". nc Is Voa ; ~ .S Sa
'mMe1la'e au" u'"uip'""' '''"O VI '"'
com,l'c'' ~ ,t,.h
we are al "ll points Spon '"e 'n''sn'
hold oil ms Ior''lca''o"s' one ho.' ' ~
vance and 'hey are outs ne '!eI' '"', ,
Tor tne ORGANIZATION OIL S'orm,n5 G a
unn OF I UVo hGn ~ ''u''T"'' I"e n'5
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Ernln RcheI Sources.

New YvnS, juno 28.-lIhc Richmond
Dispatch OF the 90 says it was stated
Yesterday that heavy orcc of Unlonisis
had landed at somepoiut on York river.
1t is asserted that Richmond is held
BY not over 1000
The Richmond Dispatch of the 23l
says that it's thought Vicksbur5 must
hII without the nlcpostion Of a mir
acle.
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NOTICE.
Mason county, Va, June OH, 1868.

Mason county, Va, June 5th, leo1'
c. @. Miller, plaintiff, and John Mason, Ad..
minisrator Of Laura Wilson, widow, and
Mary Wilson, George Wilson, A. D. Strin'
back and Matilda Strimbaek his wife, VIII
liam Wilson, John Rtchart aud Lucrelia his
wife, Maria Wilson and james Wilson, chill
dren and heirs at law Of Robert G. wilson,
deceased, defendants.
You are hereby notified, that ! have fixed
upon the ooh day ofJuly, next, TO take and
report At 7ny cGiec, il me town OF Point plfas'
ant. the following accounts: First, .whether
the timber contracted for by 9, O. Miller, was
far The benefit of said @, @. Miller 4 Robert g.
Wilson, MS partners in the mill run by thein:--s
Second, an account showing tho profit OF loss
by reason Of said contract, and the iHtele't or
iiabiliIy Of ths ssia Nillrr y Wilson ihersihf
rcouired to be taken bt the decree OF Mason
Cilsuit Court, rendered on the sd day Of April
1851, in suit In Chancery depending y said
Conrt in which youarc PARTIES plaintiffs ard
defepjepts; at which time and place YOU arc
ronuired 10 attend, with evidence TO enable illd
Commissioner to comply with the requirements
Given under my hand, as Commissioner In
Chancery Of said Court, the day aud year first
''''' CHAs. J, wAeGEEER, Com.
lime ll-w4.
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l)I ED:

FORD-Iu This place, on Tuesday morning
JuncSVlh, Of Scarlet Rash, Sallie l.. FOd,
aged years, . months and lG days.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
WEDNESDAY,, July |, 1868.

WEDNESDAY, July |, 1868.
FLOUR-From Sc 5O07 90 per Dbl.
WHEAT-Whilc wheat, 81 lO0l 20,
red 81 OO@l 10,
CORNING quote at 65607O cents,
POTATOES-Ncw are selling at soc
to 81 90 per bushcl,
APPLES Dried ~ 25 per bushcl
EGGS--BUTTER- Eggs 8 cents pr,
dozen; Butter l2igl5 cents per ID.
BACON Sides SOS! cts; Shoulders
7l@s cts Hams (sugor curcd) 10 cts
per pound.
GROCERIES Coffee, 5000 cts;
Sugar, brown Is ctsg white 20 cts. per
pound, MoIosscs so cents per gallon;
Golden Strip 81 90; Rice l2! cts. pet
pound
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons sre hereby notified that hny-
"a ing been appointed Board of Trade, fol-
the counties of Mason, Jackson and Putnam
in West Virginia n recommendation from this
Office is now prerequisite to obtain a permit
for the shipment of any goods INTO the above
named counties. L. b, MOLoNY,
Office at Virginia House Board of Trade.
june 1881.
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NOTICE.
NUMMlSSIoNLL ) UfFlCE,
Mason comfy, Va, June 9th, 1863.

Mason comfy, Va, June 9th, 1863.
To William Fisher, plaintiff, and james o.
Choen, James NJ. Choen and Erasmus Chap.
man, defendants.
You arc hereby notified, that I have fixed
upon the ODD day of July next, to take, state
and report at my OiiicG, III The I0WhsU 81 Point
Pleasant an account showing the terms Of the
sale o. the house and lot in compliments bill
mentioned by the dofendent Chapman to his
co.deiondants James o. Chocn and James NJ
Choen, the amount Of purchase money, il any.
paid by them, or either Of them ON said pur.
chase, The amount II any, still due ON said
purchase, and whether the rents and profits
thereof, will or not in five years pay the debt
Of complainant. The said dCle91ent Chap
man, Is requiwd to produce andIhlc with the
Commissioned thc title tond or 6lhereYidcnce
Of contract for the sale Of said house, mud LOT,
given by him to Defendants or eltherR them,
required 10 be taken by the decree Of the Mason
Circuit Court rendered on the 2gd day of A.
pril, 1863, in a suit in Choncery depending IN
snid Court, in Which you are parties, plhintiHs
ana defendants; at which time aud plaGG yoi
arc required TO attend with cyidgpgeto tpablc
the Commissioner TO comply with hc rcqtrc'
mcnts Of said decree.
Given under my hand, rs Commissioner IN
chanCcry oltho said Court, the day and yeat
aforesaid
cltAS, b. wAGGENER, Com.
Junc ll-wi
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~ iJJo JJ
By-pcr cent on s-all State tax 90 90
All the acting Justices of the Peace of this
county having been summoned to attend at
this term Of the Court, for the purpose Of tai
king into consideration the cxpedicncy oflevy-
ing upon lands and other property and for any
other purposes requiring them all to be sum
monGd, and a majority Of said Justices being
present, and actually coucurring therein. It
is ordered that the sum of one dollar and sew
cnty five cents be levied upon each Titheable
in this county out of the limits of the
towns of Point Pleasant and Mason, aud
such per cent on the State Tax for the present
year, out Of the limits Of the said towns as
may be directed by Charles Waggsner, who
is hereby appointed special Jommissionerfor
that purpose, to meet the allowances this day
made by the Court an! Overseers of the poor,
to county creditors. And it is further ordered
that the Sheriff proceed to collect the same by
distress or otherwise, and pay the same TO The
several persons, agreeable to their several al
lowances Teste:
JAS. II. HOLLOWAY, CLERK,
June 1877.
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NOTLCE.

T HEREBY notify all persons whatsoever
i from harboring, concealing, or employing
my apprentice, Daniel Yates, boy about four
teen years ofage; under the penalty Of the law
One dollar reward will be paid for his delive
ry at my residence. LEWIS EDWARDS
June 1885
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Ancr 1hr Pinto.

Nrw York, June 2G,-Tho United
STATES gunboats Blackstone and CarIen,
were seen yesterday off Nantucket South
ShoaI. They have learned Of the cap
ture Of the snip Isaac Webb from an
outward bound ship. TheYarc after the
pirate Taccny.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

T OST or the 10Th lust, pocket book con-
III tanning forty dollars, eight IS bills-sev.
on of said bills were on the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank of Wheeling and one S. u
nited States Treasury note. The pocket book
is an old fashioned leather one in addition
to the above so there was some postage cur
rency. Any one finding the sane and return.
ing It to the Register printing Office, will re.
ceivc the above reward of 500
June 1876,
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INWWN INTUB IVIW Jul 'VNNT U
VIM Smith, W Ii Tomlinson and o.
Is. WaGgcner Commissioners TO
pay BAH debt 5000 0y
To cover delinqucnts g commissions 1000 90
G b Waggcner com, for laying levy
aud settling with Sheriff 50 90
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E. PILLNER
COuNTY LEVY.

AT A COURT continued and held FOR the
"A county of Mason, at the Courthouse there
of, on Tuesday the ID day Of June, 1863. An
order haging been made at The last term OF this
Court, requiring all the acting Justices of the
Peace of this county, to attend at this term of
the Court, for the purpose of laying the county
Levy and for any other purpose, requiring
them all to be summoned, and a majority Of
the said Justices being present, the court pro.
ceeded 10 make up an account of all SUMS law.
fully char-eablc upon the county, and ought to
be paid within one year, which account is as
follows, to wit:
MASON COUNTY TO COUNTY CREDI.
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NOTICE.

a. hereby notify all persons Whatsoever,
E from hardening or EMPLOYING my slave
H.. THOMAS, black man, under The pen
atty of ,hclRw' Of The state.
Zane Ia. WILLIAM GEORGE.
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DIE,

DIEDs
On tho 5th instant, SARAH J., wife Of Christie
pher Weber. aged 80 years.
invited to attend her funeral to. morrow (Tuei-
day. afternoon at O'Clock.
On the sth instant After long and painful IL;
James B. and the late Mary J. Jones, aged 10
m as fu naa a aih't tax. place hi.
seosa from his fathers 10th street.
or pneumonia, on Monday morning. the 7 h Of
at ten f0sI anS pair. a
year.
Dearest cousin, thou hart left us,
We thy loss mott deeply feel;
But tits Tod who has berett US,
He can AL our sorrows heal. y. II. 3.
Her funeral will take place a. the Island Baptist
Church on TO- morrow. the 9Th inst, at O'Clock
The relatives and friends are invited to after d.
On the It'll. FRANK vINTON the only son of
The friends of the family are respectfully re-
questsd to attend his funeral ON Tuesday, the 9Th
inst at 10 o'clock at tt residence OF his parents
On the 7th instant, in the 2lst year of his age,
EDWIN GRKY VERNON, after short but pam
full illness.
Music comes floating
Down from the dome;
Angels are chanting
The sweet welcome home.
Come, stricke weeperl
Come to the bed;
Gaze on the sleeper
Our idol is dead
The funeral will taie place at Pc fssher resi-
| dence on IA street, between and G, no. l97 al
! O'Clock, Tuesday evening
At his residence Market Spsce, GeOrIetoWn. ID
| c., September It'll, Mr. MICHAEL hUPPLE, aged
The friends and relatives Of the de sd are re
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, No 81 Market Space, at Q o'clock
" aait Sun please copy
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsENRNfS TONIGHT.

FoRp's THEArER-1he splendid romance
of 1.-THE Naiad Queen" will be performed
again this evening at Ford's. This drama is,
and has proved so attractive, that Mr.. Ford
would no doubt be warranted in retaining it
upon the boards much longer; but it must soon
give way for other attractions and engage
minis. This week will there fore be the last Of
the representation Of "The Naiad q ueen. :" and
it is well worth seeing.
WASHINGTON THEATER.-Mr. Cassedy an
nounces the performance here to night of "The
Death Fetch Of the Ruined Castle, or the Foun-
tain OF Life,' a drama in which will appear
Prof. Lejuen's illusory phantom, which has
created 30 great q fnrore in Paris and else
where. 1.-THE Ghost appears to be the ALL
exciting performance in the Northern cities,
and ats iptrod u ction here will no doubt be re.
ceived as well as elsewhere, for it is q decided
novelty.
CANTERBURY.-M Manager Sim also intro
duces the "ghost'' in a thrilling new drama,
entitled The Shades Of Death, or the Spec
trail Tisitants." After much preparation and
expense, the m anagement here have perfected
their arrangements for bringing out this lin
sion in superior style. The Illusion is perfect.
for while the ''ghost'' 10 real to the vision il s
impalpable to the touch. In addition to this
grand attraction, the regular concert hall en-.
tertainment will be given, and Miss Mile
Fowler, fresh from Terpsichorean triumphs in
London, will make her first appearance.
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The DRAFT-After our report closed on Sat.

The DRAFT.-After our report closed on Sat.
urday, the following cases were disposed OF nv
the Board of Enrolment:
samuel T. Ernest, enormously enrolled.
Wm. Kelly, enormously enrolled,
Henry Bumhardt, alien
Edward Hennessey, over age
Charles L. Cooke, disability
James H. Shekell, disability
Stephen M. Golden, over age.
Otis G. Sofeld, furnished substituted.
ward Hall.
Charles II. Dant, over age
Arthur johnson, over age,
Young Langtre, alien.
Henry Appleby, disability.
James W Baxter, in service Sd of March.
John A. Reyes, accepted.
Stanly Taylor, only parent OF child.
Thomas Williams, paid communication
Henry p. Gilbert, paid communication.
Charles II. Addison, disability.
James W. Lee, disability.
John Brown, (colored,l disability
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AUCTION aALB
FUTURE DAYS.


y ae9U111 90. AuetJsassrs.
o. IL e ps sssiaS I'm; M. :..:s!
Lot ~ Sescea, Q. the premises. We sSsii cen
issh On .essa bs .s,s, No s; nostias los isst
os;e. soH sctrs dividsd INTO Ssidna ~ - -
In, tn, e ]; Z; IS: ssa i pun, ef.,s,,
Terms: Ons-third In cash, TIE remsioa.r ,us
And - months. with ineeresy M
eez J. o. MCGUIRE q co., AusS,rs.
By BOfnLAR & WILSON, Auetso..sn.s
SVR nc.6 HoTsEH0 oil yra. IIgal A.
sept l0th, commencing et 10 o,e och, We viii sell
o. no goo D. between 9Th and 10Th sts., isrss
and asnd:oms collection OF Household Pe,nituss:
Elegantly carved Rosewood Octave ohtess,,,-
Piano Forte, Stool. and Cover
asndioms Walnut Parior suit, Upholstered in Ma
GILT Frame Pier Glass, Slab and Bracket
Hronie Mantel Ornaments and China Vaess
Marble-top Oenter Table
Rush hf Rs nsaseas Chairs
+: Oak II at Rack and Chairs
Handsome Gilt Window Shades
r. walnut Bureaus and Washstands
selid Walnut and other Bsdsteads
cane Seat Chairs and Rockers
0ai Cottage Bet, Hair Mattresses
Superior Oak III. r. sidebosrd With Itassrs Tep
Walnut Lounge and hair Cloth Rockers
walnut kxtsnsion Table. Oak Dinins-r eom
Brussels and Ingram CARPET and Rags
Oi Cloth and Cocoa Mating
6effiserator, Parlor and other Stoves
vWFsH fh And Gl.ssxare. Kitshsa Utensils.
enumerate,
Terms cash.
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VJ.V q. MCGUI hH d GU, Auctioneefg.
ON FoURTBRNrH STREET, BETWEEN rhode
lsLAGp AykNuR AFDx0RrH sIREEf-On FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, Sept 1lth at 6 clock ON the prem
Uses, We shall tell Il . whole of Square north Of
square No; pa, bounded by 18th street, north p
street and Rhode Island avenue divided into hif-
front.
residences. the locality being high and healthy
with Potomac water in front. and city passenser
ears passing every few minutes.
Terms One.third cash. tho remainder in Elk
and twelve months, with interest, secured By Q
deed Of trust ON the premises.
se5 10. Meg UIRE & CO Aueta
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WARD II, LAMoN,
q 5.dts US. Marshsl.
BE 5.du
A SeISTANT on ARTERMAsTERB OPPIOI
~ Cnxaex ai q TaeeI ~.

IA Corner ot q and T,reaty. second streets,
Wash ineton, Sept: mber 4, 1858.
NOTIC1-Will be sold at Public Auction. ct the
Quartermast are house, on the square between
and TMenty-frst and Twenty second streets,
Qvsrtermsster's stort 8, conc emned as un6t for
public service conssti in part Of Strap Irsn and
Leather, Saddles, Brides, parts of Harness and
VS. gons, Tents, Tools and Implements
Terms cash in Government funds.
Sale to commence at ten O'CLOCK O. m
@. q. TOMPKINS,
ge5 CApt8in A. O M, u A
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se5 THOS. BOWLING, Auct'r.
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
GeOrR0tOWn d O.

EXCHLLENT AND WELL-KlPT HOUSE
~ HOLD fURkIfURn AND EFFRcfs AT AucrIoa-
/, viii sell at public auction, on THURSDAY
MORNING next, Sept. 10th, 1t 10 O'Clock, at the
residence of Mrs. Thomas Bo que, No. SO street,
Market Space Georxeto.n, al Of her vel-kept
Mahogany Hair Cloth Chairs, Sofa and Rocker,
Wardrobes. Lounges Ind Mirrors,
Three ply, Ingram and other Carpets,
Oil Cloth, Mating and Curtains,
Bureaus. WashstaDds and Tables,
Excellent Weather Beds and Beddidg,
II air and Husk Mattresses,
Parlor, Bed r pom and other Stoves,
Orockery and Glass Ware,
Kitchen Stove and Requisites.
Refrigerator, Tin Safe, Buckets, &C.. g., &c. and
many articles too Numerous to mention; also the
Shelving and Counters belonging to the store.
Sale positive.
Terms cash
Sc 4-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
,,r.,, Gso,gsto,g., d. G,,

' GKoRGsrown At AuoTIoA.-I win sel at Public
zfTtHN1ON mex, Sept 10th, At 'eiocE, al skksAe
Valuable IIYsoyed perry. situated at the inter
town. fronting q feet on Bridge street and runnnr
back about is FEET, Nth the imgroyemsnts. Goa
taiping eight rooms and cellar, gas through tha
house. eistern in the yard and All other oonvenisn
fifty feet on Aqueduet street or PennsylvsniS
4yenus extended and running back about lis feet.
vestment, this offers . rsre opportunity
Possession can be had - 9. on as required,
months, secured by deed of trust 90 the bro persv
All conveyancinG 1T the cost Of the purcks ssr
Title perfect
seS THOS. DOWLINR kuctr
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RHCAPTUERD.-On Saturday morning, OFF,
Ger Harrison arrested John Waters, who es-
capped from the Sixth Ward station, and hs
was made by Justice Gull to pay a fine of
SlG Tor drunkenness, for which he was ar
rested In the first instance: = 49, sssssS
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BvJ c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionsers.
VERY LARGE FRENCH PLATE MIRROR

VERY LARGE FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS,
FURNITURE SILVER AND Silver PLATED WARE
AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY MORNING, Sept.
10th, at 10 O'Clock. at the residence of B. TorrenO
de Bsrros. Esq, 392 l. street, between Vermont
avenue and 18th street shah sell his Furniture
and Effects, comprising
Two very large and su perior French Plate Mirrors
Elegantly chased Sterling Silver Tea Set, made
by Kirk & Son,
Silver plated " alters, Pitchers. &C.,
Fine Portraits of WASHINGTON and Taylor, engrsv-
inss Declaration of Iude pendence, &c,
Handsome Rosewood Center Table, with inlaid
marble top.
Superior Rosewood Sofa, Arm and Parlor Chairs,
finished in silk
Music Stand. Whatnot Fancy Chairs,
Marble top Bureaus, Dressing table, WashstRnds,
Wardrobea, Beds teads, Toilet Sets,
Carpets, Mating. Oil Cloth,
Parlor and Chamber Stoves, Fire Irons,
Extension Dining Table. Lounge, &c ,&.
Terms cash.
ee4 C. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auets
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THI DRuos commonly administered to Fever and
AEue patients generally ruino Is to the q, stem
nn ss1a OF enf.ty e and snins yet the
pot much better. something is needed which ssI
rs ne product Of profound in the healing
~ osyona the ordinarg routine Of the
~: = "a Aoststtsf whoss Bitters take rank among
the most settled cases Of the disease yield to tho
tonic properties of the Bitters
where.
Wholesale Agents-A. N. Bininser Co.. Y37
rem. ave. seS-0OSt
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NiSCELLANEOUS.-Kat.
All persons wishing to mail letters to foreign
countries respectfully requ erted to ascertain tn
amount Of postage due thereon before depositng
them. Postage due on letters from foreign coun-
tries be paid in coin or in United States Treas
ury notes with the addition of the rating premium
on coin urNpv .nn,son ~
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CoRNS ARE THE UNIVERSAL TORMENT OF MAN
KIsp.-To be relieved Of these terrible evils cell
on Dh WHITE and submit to his mani pulations
70 his successful treatment Of Corns, Bunions
Nails growing in the flesh, etc. DR.. WHITE m ak 81
without experiencing pain. Office, No. aga Penn,
avenue Lare & fuckers building } between Four
and. a. half and Sixth gts al
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wA..AH..D - 0y.. Z. s.. DA.s.11: aeArrsv.
standing, viii cure Gose.yhoa il sig days. No
change q diet reeuired Price q Per bottle. Sold
Warrington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. - sly
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6PIlNAfoIlH0A oAH BIZ OuIlp-Dr Randt
gDeeino cures Sprssatorshoa. Ssmine! Wsakssss
lSposacya Loss Of po1sM, &C., speedily AID sGa1x0
y. Its effects Are truly magical. a trial Of II.
Specific, Hill convince the most sseRtie.l Q. its
ner nth street and Pa. avenue, Wellington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. je Civ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-07

WILL BE SOLD ON MONDAY EVENING-Ar
w haIf-past O'Clock, Hogs and Geese, st the
Oity Pound, corper and Halt SITS.
Sc 8 It" JOHN TO0M BS. Pound Master.
MIR. b. TOWNSEND CONTINUES CATER
lVl O'Clock D. ID } to give lessons in the Art OF
Singing and Playing the Piauoforte and q gan.
Apply at No. 400 N street, near l4th, or address
through the P o. Sc dim
JOSEPH b. SHEWELL,
2O6 MAaXKT STREET,
PEILA ID E L p II IA,
DEALER IN
DRIED FRUITS, APPLES AND PEACHES.
Packed for Export or Government use. So Sim
A MOTHER REDUCTION IN FLOUR.
n A good barrel of EN IRA FLOU for ST IS.
Ray's and Welch's FAMILY 81 reduced pricss.
Pure CIDER VINEGAR
WHILE BRANDY, for preserving peaches.
Choice GREEN, BLACK and JAPAN TEA.
JOS. W. DAVIS,
se52t. corner 9Th ami e sis.