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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN CHANCFRY.
! Advertisement to creditors. ner, Of Kin and cum
brancen.
Cause petition, under The cour, OF chanoery ursan,
Regulation Act 1850 49,
N the matter o. Robert rsnuand NJ D. Administrator ~
Francis Pentsnd, w. D.. deceased Petitioner Erat
Cope Browne julia Browne. John Browpe Emily Browne
and Anne Browne.
ncumbrancsrs Francis Peptand late Of Carbury
~ Kildare AMI medical doctor
before the day Of sepscmbcr 1888 TO furnish
writing - Robert Penand. ESQ., d. Of the borough Of
DroghedA Pelham Joseph Msync. 81 North Ur~si
(eorgrs street In the city Of Dublin, his solicitor ths
srnnnt and ma their deuauds tanc,
In rus~ an simple contract debts a.
tie OF debts IN the NJ
NAV without them, prove in tbs r,ars~r
surh or 40 much their demands shan thins us ~
,hx dssaowanec Of which or mart 81 s,e
ss,a rrrdor~ receive due notice And s sueb credit
cys bose shall he dissowed r,tbsy ~ nv II
nat shall the peril Of costs be liberty 10 r
n INV once respect Of the claims or amounts - 5
allowed wiihn one fortnight aev they shall respectively
have received notice Of such daailowancs
also require all merit Of kin Of Francis Pen,isud
In and establish their kindred or befcvr the r~
OF November ner In order that he proc~ed-d
and proved according 70 the general ordcrs the h of
May. 1867.
Master In Chsucsry.
rgLHAM T. NAvNE
Solicitor for the Petitioner,
No. 10 North 0r~ss Georges street,
p.etin.
n.tot ~. nm tsx of Auuust ,
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Inc i0iloWln8 tapae Will SHOW the prices
1t the close OF the past five weeks:-

Stocks were generally dull last week and specu-
lation was not active. But the general course of
the market was upward, and prices are uniform
~ higher than the preceding week. II is not that
there ia any increase Of buyers OF stocks but that
there is a marked decrease of sellers. Holders Of
railway stocks are so well pleased with the earn
ings Of the roads, and the dividends resulting
thcrefrom. that they not inclined to part with
their property, especially with the prospect of
leaving their money idle in bank to depreciate
with the advance Of gold. The prospect is that
The new interest bearing Treasury notes may alb
sorb some OF the capital which is now used on the
stock Exchange. But II the railroads earn Is per
cent per annum and pay ten, there will be no great
rush to sell railway stocks for the sake of
buying investments which only yield Ave. The
latest dividends announced or paid per cent
the Hudson and per cent on the Rock Island
making for the ycar)--hsve still further
increased public confidence in this class Of In.
vestmcnts. The Michigan Central, which has paid
III per cent since New Year. has slready the
money deposited In bank for per cent dvi-
dend in January next. The Cleveland and Pitts
burg, so long . non.dividend paying stock. will
probably pay q 4 per cent dividend next month
and the managers expect to be able to pay as
much semiannusly hereafter The Chicago ami
Alton wal undoubtedly pay winter dividend. and
so should the Terre Hautc. Extra dividends are
talked Of IN various quarters. and cannot lie long
postponed 4 business continues as fair ~ IL is
The leading movement 81 the day appears to he
in New York Central, which advanced . per cent
iAst week, Of which 4 yesterday. We presume
that the street sill, within day or two ascertain
rood and sufficient grounds for the advance though
II might he premature to enter into details at
present. II is known everywhere that the com.
pany have "A, 000, 900 surplus on hand ~ay 10 per
cent on the stock OF s2i .0po 600. The earnings
for September, instead Of showing q falling On.
a. was anticipated by some q The inaiiagers viii
probably exceed \ million. and the gross earnings
for the year viii be over ~ ,oO0.o The con.
ference held last week Mt Albany between the
representatives OF the leading trunk lfacs sue.
ceedrd, We understand. in adjusting all matters q
controversy between them, AMI the last remaining
ground for retaining so large a surplus on hand
y thus removed. In the other railroad stock.
there is not much speculation OF present. The
public generally have not yet recovered from The
effects Ut the recent penic and some days may
clapse before they resume their speculative en-
terprscs.
The business OF the roads for the second weel
OF September may be inferred from the following
returps.-
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FUllNI1CNE.

RARh OPPORTUNITY ron nor SEKEEPrES-
~ Ltgani ftise old Furniture for sale sacrifice t,
prn NcNsnan leaving the cii. Tho advertiser,
giving W bcs.s- viu ss - lots p suit purhasfs.
ali the Fuufn Ar contained ~ hts iesience,ii West
Tweuy thri stff near oh av 'osea0e lianoeiie, Ea
civr "a FRENCH botei; rocai. srA Lace Curihins
,ron.e satn5p. OF fsinhngs. sock. sidrtrsd. Ohins
ardrotes carpet Mirrors issfr and STiup MAurrrsrs
les ,han htu orninal cost N MIDDLETON
,EpnooN SUITS ~ sNAmELLrD FuRslruRE rs
ID MI ooors. OF warranted maui ure. also solid CD t.l
moi Chan,hcr sut@ plaiu and ornsnrutst "a, " BAR
RINGroSs. 3Ss Canal street. opposite Wooster Esiab.
Nsicd in 1875
vrURSirURE. CARPET, BoOSs rANPHLsrs AM
Il Ilor4rir sbs tash ~ 1A Sit'h btwren
Sin Tenth arsr Asock BoOks alwaJ ZOE
ssNe.
y,uRxiruRE wASrRp-AnouT sh0o or 'MLpIuN
class Furniture Carpets. Mirrors Mattresses Bedaag
party. hotel West Parties having such u dstosr Of
in any gupnltS. At reasonable rHce. mas address r.
0uiiick, $50 West rhrty.third street, Toe oae week.
J,URNfruRE, LOOKING GLASSES MATTRESSES
Bedding aud other Housekeeping Artciea ,psr that
Il SEb sps sef ssw e s ssr@
and Houston streets Note The number raruiare IA suits
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR skLE--A FAMILY
II giving M houseseernx VIII dspo'eof thcr furniture
Al private sale at gca, rihsr for cash Beautiful
r,ssvood Paror suit covered coured br,,csal
made 70 eve o sG s rs ses 81 VII he Cd %.
marble top Table,. corner kisger, Turkish Lounge aud
CHAR 10 matoh CURTAINS Cocss vases, rossw aud
ia !. a IIsr Nafxessess Blankets black walnut on
rahc Buffet 1, Dining Chairs Nc ~ ssrriscr Aupiv
iie West Eighth between fsh and sin,a svenoes
,,,ur HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND HAND
rrn,tafr aud CARPETS. Bvpts and Pamphlets bNugh
a 40 Hudson ssrrrt County ra!h aiiended u
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

OIEH OVWWE TtCIAH NEFVNEs
SATURDAY, Sept. 1915 T. NJ. st
AsrEs.--Pots continued in demand at 7c 711c., and
pearls at Shc So sales so bbls. OF all kinds Stsck,
654 bbls.
BREADsrurrs.F1our was very active ana prices 10c.
higher to day, the demand having been general and
urgent The days receipts reached only 9i42 bbls.
The days sales comprised 80 500 bbs State Western
21oO bbis Southern and 200 bbs Canadian Rye -four
continues fair request with sales Of 500 bbs Corn
meal good demand with sales reported Of 400 bcs
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We understand that the fences on the Hudson
River Railroad, between this city and Yonkors are
bring removed, Will view TO the laying Of
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TEtoN horEL AND BOARDING HOUSE. Ss
n AH1sou arsN nurn~r 81 Charles Rooms In suits o.
snge, Transient hosrders VIII Ind tnis
AZ - I'D comfortable place Terms moderate
r LAMBERT. Proprietor
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gI,uR CREW or rms uNADrLIA CAN RECEIVE THE
l prixr money due them by applying 20 WALDEN a
wtLl.tRO W Nors street yard cate Rruosiyn
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third track. in order to accommodate the inOreas-

third track, in order to accommodate the increas-
ing business of the line.
The securities on tina reorganized Marietta aud
Cincinnati Railroad Company have been placed on
the Stock Exchange. The line is the extension
OF the Baltimore and Ohio, from Parkers5urg To
Cincinnati. q distance Of two hundred and six
miles. The company failed in 1867, the road
then standing them in some twelve millions Of
dollars. Recognized in 1850, with stock capital
of $1,000 900. and no debt whatever. it would
doubtless have done well ere this but for the re-
bellion. which during the past two years has many
times closed the Baltimore and Ohio line to
through traffic. and deprived the Marietta and
Cincinnati of an outiot to the sea. 1t ia now as
sumed that the Baltimore and Ohio is permanently
reopened, and the only remaining requisites for
the Marietta and Cincinnati are bridge over the
Ohio to connect directly with tho Baltimore line
without change Of cars, and a few miles of new
road for an independent entrance into Cincin-
natl. To defray the cost of these improvements
mortgage (the only one) Of 80 500 900 has been
authorized, and $2s5 900 of the bonds have been
sold in Europe at 30 per cent. It is expected that
sufficient number Of additional bonds will be sold
within short time to secure both the bridge and
the road into Cincinnati. Meanwhile the property.
which last year. Notwithstanding all drawbacks,
earned about $500, OOs net. is represented in this
market by
LIST preerencs shares 81. 105, o00--worh 80 90
% preference shares. 3,424 00oworth 81 "a 40
Common stock ............,.. 1,S5O,0O0
Total ....................$l SIC. 379, 900
The line will eventually become one Of the main
channels of trade between the West and the sea
board,
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DRizF MONEY FOE THE FOLLOWING VESSELS Is
bcnr paid the banking and collection Offices OF Wal.
DEN w.LLARp 1877 YORK street, BROOKLYN and ~ We
ter rreet Charextown Mass Au nsta James Adxcr
IONA Aabarna. Aihstross Amanda Bohio, Braraliera
brooklyn, Benvile Ralnbrdge Bunt Win. Bacon. Cuyler
u g. Chambers Connecticut, rarnbvig~, Canandai gnn
Dali. pcsao Ethsn Allen plsa fiambsAn, Gem Of The Sea-
jamestown keystone Sa;e. KauAwha KingNsher Ktatin
nv Lactswsrns. Mohawk Aercediss. Montgomery. wsssa
Lichi, Sasars Norwrh Owssco, 0cicrcrss rccahouas,
Ros hrct Roanoke Savannah Strttin Santiago de Cuba
Somerset seneca. south csoliua scota T. KNAPP, sns
pu~k Seminole, ST. Lawrence, Foam, uous
ton. santec Sycamore 81 Louis Tahoa, Unsdiils Union
vsndstls, wissshctcn wahss Water Witch. wschusctls
nd
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CONFEDERATION NOTICES.

RIO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEALgD PROpo
sas each endorsed with the title Of wsrk for vhoS
the bed may Dc offered viii BE- recrived this once unit III
O'Clock Of wednesiy scptembsr 20 1854 for the con-
s,fneon ~ nsn 5,osk Isvemrns " me ioiowIng streets
Desbrorses street from Washington West street, North
Moore street from Washington west street and foyty
eighth street from Second " Third sv~pues
blank forms for the bids Asd al informa
ton he obtained application 10 the ssrsct Cerk
this Office. THuS. sTEPHE~s Crotvn
ROnr. I. DARRAGH.s Aaredtrt
W. EEANFN, Hsard
ur-tcs CeytoS AsuspEor kotgp SeDt ~ lSsr
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y,,uF HIGHEST PRICE PAID roR SECOND uASp
l prrriturc aud tarrc'~. Bwpk& tni pamphlets bNugh
a. 40 ,,na.N. street County ras aitendei o..
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THE rUK-.

A POSTPoSEMHSr or THE
n GRE IT EArioSAI. HORSE FAIR AT THV
FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS.
10 consequence Of the friday the
for the priyes tNo 1871 ned until Manda 5lt.
The prrmum (which 10 ntaed by i've entrie-, for the
ship, viii he eontended for al r. NJ
Also the SI0N premium at r. NJ. for which General
Butler, Prince and Robert birmingham viii cono,d.
GRO. G. HOPKINS Secretary
FASHION Pf.KAsURT GROUNDS
Trotttne "Wednesday, Sept u at Pm
6PLENDID FBSTI VAL LADIEs FHBE.
Second Of the three great matches
WEDNESDAY,. Sept ~ at O'Clock
GAL MACH FOR H3GN
ROBERT fILLINGT1AM AND GENERAL. DtJTLBE
Mile heats. Best three "a Ave- 70 wassns.
The pleasure OF witnessing this excitiuS aud Interesting
match the favore VIII b. greatly
hanred by attendance Of ladies' who ar. ID ed
tn. boat leaves ama sup ferry At o'clock and
with the 1t hunters Point bali pas two tho
Bosts leave Thirty fourth street ferry eyerv
minutes. !. cROCHERON Manager
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The line will eventually become one of the main
channels Of trade between the West and the sea-
board.
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MOTICE.--rHE STEAMSHIP CITY OF CORK, or THm
~ line viii su steamer: At an early hour
Thursday S~clember "a iias splendid accommodations fos
cabin sieerage passengers reduced rates. paya
ble In q o.aSrepcy.
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SHAwLs, sHAwLs, sHAwa.
We win open, Monday. Sept n
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
PARIS AND VIENNA gsoeHE LONG AND SQUARE
Az Woo Long and square Plaid shswls; slsc
LARGE STOCK or FANCY WOOL sHAwLs.
STELLA sHAwLs. MOURNING sHAwLs.
All Of which vail be offered ~ the very lowest market prices
". x. PKYT0N.
"a Bowerv. near Houston street
WINS GOODS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 4 co.
WILL OFFER ON
MONDAY SEPTEMBER II.
700 PIECES PLAID AND STRIPED
oANBRIo MUsLIEs AND BRILLAsrgs
AT " PER CENT LKss
THAN THE PRESENT cosr or IMPORTATION.
ALSO,
CorTOS sH1RTINos AND sHEgrTHGs 8f
FOR Less THAN MANUFACTURERS PRICES
CANAL STREET. CORNER OF MERCER
Evening star., 1863-04-21
FROM YORK TOW
SkirU,;~iiing with the Kebeis-prexuYct OF
htlotEer EatIle at William stur-

Skrrn'~iiirs with the Reheis-Prc>p~ct OF
another Battle at William skur.
IoKEToTN, Va, ApTti iG.-G -GGUrreSuondenc
Philadelphia Inquirer. We are having warm
work ~ this vicinity. On Saturday last, the
Eehsis drove IN our pickets at Williamsburg.
ana by Nank movement thre W them yes In
tb" rear OF our force who We're chiefly sta
IioH5d III Fort MAJ ruGrr. Souie two miles this
s!t,e a. y i!liansbarg. They took possess ion
o! 'h' camp OF tie Fifth Pennsy lyania cayal-
fS- and alter taking what they could carry.
they laid the lest III flames. In YOTktow wn,
during S.nday, we had the most contradic-
tory reports. A. one tine IL was said that our
whole force had snI rendered, but as soon as
communication was restored, the news came
IN that our forces were holding their own,
and iii III" evening the enemy retired to Will
liansbury and beyond.
H-rt tLey remain at present: and it is said
that they are there IN force, and threaten to
GrIye us all into the York river They will
have p coed lime in doing this, for Major Cen
srai h yes says he ctr hold Ycrk . wn against
a force OF Jn,uGt men .Dr Six weeks. We have
acknowledgements 10 our forces i'll front. and
III = Few days we MAY. have q second battle at
Williamsburg. eqna III magnitude to the first
Every prei'ara'iUn has been nlS,la to receive
Ihe Rebels should thcy again attack US, and
we are prepared to welcome then! 10 bloody
graves.
Evening star., 1863-04-21
WORKS On cAvALRY-

XIIORKS CN CAVALRY
w Eagiish French dzd AnIericaB
British Cav airy Regulations; London
British Yeomanry Regulation: Eondon.
Cavalry Car bine, Pistol and Lance Exercise, Lon
don.
Military Equitation; London.
Turner on training Young Horses; London.
Cen. Lowell on Outposts, Patrols, &c; London.
Cavalerie-Bi olotbeque du sous Officer.
Instructions Sur le Travail individuel dams ls
CavaIerie.
Ordonnsnce Sur lie Service Intsrieur des troupes
Cheyal.
Extrait q 'usage des sous Officer ct Brgsdiers,
Renare-De la Cayalerie
D'Azemar-Avenir de Ia Cavalerie, 3yols.
Pimodan-De Ia Cavalerie.
Warpery-Remarques Sur la Cavalarie.
Ordonnance de la Osvalerie, 5 vols
Mcclellan IS Field service for u. ). Cavalry.
Mcclellan on Europe N Cavalry.
Cookies Cavalry tactics, ? vols.
Nolan on Training Cavalry Remount Horses.
Nolan d Cavalry Tactics and History; London.
Robbins Cavalry Catechism; lsond9n.
Cookies handy Book for Z. 8. Cavalry.
u 8. Cavalry Tactics, vols,
Patterns Cavalry Drill.
III fhaNCh TAf boR.
Evening star., 1863-04-21
CLOTHING, &c.
11,o rRg CLpYaIERs OF rHs pIsTRIUrI

ITO THE CLoFHIEHs OF THE DlSFkioFi
The undersigned would most respectfully inform
his frisnds and .hs Trade generally ;hs. he is 40"
prsps-ed 10 offer one Of the finest Spring stocks OF
HeaDYMADE CLGTRiH8
aver eserea IN ,his city lie assur thoas In want
Of stock that they will dor we'll 70 give him call
Respectfully, Hkk4bEHa,
Ne. . Market Space. next to corner OF
Baltimore street,
Baltimore. March, 1865. mar @-2n'
"a RRAn FOR sAIrHii
4s0 SEVENTH STREET.
He 10 selling Immense Bargains In
CLOTHING, FURNIsHIN GOODS,
HATS. CAPS. &c, 10.
For . few days more We +ill offer our immense
stock st great bsrsains to make room for our
SPRING STOCK.
To those in want say, now Is ths time to huy.
Remember that SMITHS 8 Is Headquarters for
Clothin.-46o seventh street, tw o doors above J
Bruce Co.h J. II. SMITH, Clotsier,
No. A6O Seventh street,
mari and corner 2th st. and Pa. Az.
GREAT DECLINE IN soLDl
In order 70 reducs our present stock We have
REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING
and selling of at rapid rates.
TIE people find that
}. BRUCE l. CO.'S
lie the place to tng
GOOD CLOTHING
at
Low TESi
Call and secure some Of the Great Bargains now
offered At No. AGA SEVENTH T5EET. two doors
below Smiths. J. BRUCE / co.,
marI7 Giothiers. AGA Seventh ST.. nesr r.
RIscHARGED soLDIERs
IL are all invited to eaA At
shITH's,
10. 460 SEVENTH STaEE1,
Opposite City Post 0Ees, 5ts
and get their
CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
Soldiers car rely on Fair Dealing at
SMITHS,
No Asa SEVENTH STEEgT,
CORNER 20rH STREET AND PA Af
parl7
d BOYS GLOTHINGH
We hereby call evory body's attention to our -
LARGE AND TASTY STOCK
BoYs' cIo7HfNG.
to suit the season.
Msine now prepared to fit all boys from five years
and up, We invite every body to give us call.
Remember our motto, which is-Fair Dealings
nad ono Prizes, BAR & BROTHER,
fe7-2m Southwest corner 9TH and SITS,
Evening star., 1863-04-21
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
IS63l THE fiss,
PENNsYLvASIA CENTRAL RAELROSn

Is63I THE Uss,
PENNsYLvASsA cENrRAL RAILkoasp Lksss
@E - - -
Is 4 ,,xsr.ciisss Lac 4 sonTs sffTs'f'e".'
SPEED Fp s.sEET AZ FIE IEh s5ssEss 5sESssfSI
nAss.e, CHECKED rHsSSsfh fsSa a.rT,Sos, asvn uos,
rIIHspELpAI1 HHsRf RtItT IS FstIfs RinrsEHss ssES
oLcaE oosETsfIess ne e ssss At afSinttR HttRa1ssuse
NORTHERN M oEETRSI faSins e r. RAILROAD,
III. eREsT AZ dsSTRtaL dsisaHTfRt ROUTE
WARRINGTON AID BALTIMORE
WEST xoaTaa Z VI Esa, sS1,.i AND II ths hssourHwzsr
the aHs = sa' q
ana c.1sr. s.ssias aB
spLsNDsc SLEEPING ~ "a CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AID SALOON caRs ON ALL TRA1Ns
FROM wAsHINeTeN:
Passengers win take the .. N. and p n. trains,
Eostssrn osst1s Rsirosa srd arrisa IN asr. rae
.s sss &. :Ss Sas
roaa fcs al Hsrts Of tha West.
EREIQHTS
BY this route Treights of all descriptions can -
forwarded TO and from ANY point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky, indiana. Iliinuis. Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, ~ RaiiSead asrsef,
The peLiisy ivaniA Central Raiiroxd also connects
At Pittsburg with Steamers, by Yhieh Goods can
be forwarded to any port an the Ohio, MgssinsHm,
Eentusky, Tennessee Cumberland. Illinois, Mssis-
aippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Eed Rivers; and at cisEslaad ssndusky, snd Obi
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor-
tstion Of their Freight TO this COMPANY rely
with ccn cniIance on it's speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any potrs
In the West, by the Pennsylvsnis Central Railroad.
e-s at oil .sr''ss nrovahh a~s charged by otAU
Railread Csnlraaiss.
~ Be particular to mark packages via Penns.
Central r. r."
WM BROWN. Agt Northern Central X. r.,
Z. No. so North street, Baltimere,
EN0CA LEWIS, Gen Superirte naent AItcna, Ps-
1. L: HQUPT, SsaI Ticket sens, Philsde!Ehts,
II. II HOUSTON. General freight Agent, Phia-
deiphia. San 2-Iy,r
Evening star., 1863-04-21
A ssIsTANr oUAkTERmAsrEg,s OFFICE. j

IA Co1Nsr Of G cad I'D StTstts !
WAsHIaGrOE. b. c., April I7th, 1888
EmpoyeeG CT the Qlartsrmaster'r Department
who he d claims against the Government for ser
Fices rendered which are pavsble st this Office are
warBcd against die posing OF thsn to persons acting
IS isil agents. thereby submitting to an inc vita
DIE discount. som e. lines exi.orbit and unneces
s.ry. ard they are hereby informed that regular
pal VIII be made to them as soon after the
riGse OF each month "a the pay rolls can be pre-
pared: providing funds hand FOR that pur-
pose CHAS Ii. TOAPRINS
AT Ss" captain and 4 O. n. ES A.
o ERA GLASS SES
IN EFERY STYLE,
with Tie finest
ACHROlI4TIC LENSES
FRANKLIN Il cos
OPTICAL ESTABLISHMENT.
2i4 Pa. avenue, between nth and lsth sts
and ass Pa. svebue, under the National H,tsl
ap IG5t NI'''
Evening star., 1863-04-21

HELMBOLD,S
=
HIGHLY sostEsTRkTED
ooMPoUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCKU!
POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REMEDY
Hoss- Retentica or Ineoniinence Of Urine. Ir,ita-
ton, Inflammation or Csces1:ion Of tie Bsad-
Ter and Kidneys, Diseases Of tie Pros
trdte Gland Stone in the Bladder,
Caleerous Grarel or Brick
Dust DEPOSIT and ..-
Mucous or Milky Discharges, and all Diseases or
A6ections Of the Bladder and Kidneys,
and Dropsied, .Sscellings, eristina
in Mem, Homen or Children.
HELMBoLD's EXTRAGT BEcRU.
For Weakness arising from Excesses Habits Of Dis
sipstion. attended ith the following symptoms:
Indisposition to E1ertion. Loss Of Power,
Loss of Memory. Dih; Guilty Of Brsxshins,
weak Nerves, Trem bling. Horror Of .
Disesss Dimness of Vision, Wake
fulness Pain in the, Baoi,
Universa, Lsssitude of the 80
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing of
the tcdy, Dry
of the
Skin. e
ERuPTIONS ON THE FACE
PALLID CGUSTENiNCE.
These symptoms, If allowed to 80 on, which this
nedicine invariably removes, soon followa Fa-
tuity, Epileptic Fiu, An nps Of which the
pstiens may expire. Who can say that
they are not frequently followed by
those - Direful Diseases IN
sANITY and cONSCMP-
TI0N. Many are aware 80 e.
of the cause of their
suffering, but none
will confess.
records a
of the In '. asg..
Asyl'lr,s
ami the Meian-
eholy Deaths by Con-
sumption bear ample wit -.
to the truth of the as -
fertisp. TIE constitution once
affected with 0rss mic Weakness re-
quires the aid of Enadcine - Strengthen
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soid and silver watches, tewelry, guns, pis-
Sols, silver ware and wearing apparel.
Remember, the place Is 3a1 O street, In rear -
NatSonsl Hotel, between ~ and eth sts.
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