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SAM A RITAN'S GIFT!
SANARITATS GIFT

SANARITANS GZFTl
TIN MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVlR UsID,
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The, s &: sss e no:
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cures IL from two to four days, ana recent cases
Ssss;!;:
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most potent, Ger tain and eectual remedy ever pre-
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will remove every Hs,tiss Ct t%Iurt1iss from The
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DEBILITY, and fos III complaints incident to the sex.
Bent by express. Price q bottle, or bottles
eAMARITAN'e OHANCRl WASH,
Price IS cents. {ul directions.
DESMOND d Co., Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Sold BY 8. oALv1RT FORD. rnsr Of 18th and
"A as :EfRs'Gd COOK. Al.s.narl.. n.,s.r
= nANs 1xPRKss COMPANY.
u OIIIOl S14 PA. AV1Nul,
WSaAiagtss Cisy. y. Q.
axuAr lAsTlRN, NORTHIRN AND WEST
I'm 1XPR1S6 I0RWARD1Rsi
NlRoHANDIsl, MONTY, y1XHLEy, vALu
ABLI6, MOTHS, STOOLS, HOM0ss ; -; - an
Forwarded With SANITY AND DIHkAITNn ~ -
accessible seetiens OF the county, Ias
has agencies In the principal HALLWAY .o".
North. lAsr. WEST, AND MORTHW1S1.
-..,.a-oINh isinSSiD'HI HaNs'.Y s9kK. BOSTON
WA1FnH4fHEHDYiPkIx, Bx4T1AHG1Mn1, DIN
dINNAII, sT; L1gRtn sai doAs-
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FIRTH Xn1nRPpiSoL. SOUTHAMPT0N and HzVRG.
sSl tlsnss e "a az stcn2sat
uzs1t 80. az MOTHS, lRAyTg sad nILIa m.n.
= ~ 49, - I0g11 OF The unitod RfsfSs
0'0i ~ tas'SSa 81.
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THE EVENING STAR.


THE SrRIHe GAMBIA Monday afternoon,
Stephen Coorfright was arrested by special
offcer Harrigan for playing the string game
thus swindling him Of $50. The case was
taken before Justice johnson. where MIR. Du-
vail testified that he was at the Metropolitan
was expecting to 20 to the army. a young
man approached him, and volunteered TO get
him through to the army, saying that ne mad a
sat down with his new acquaintance, and
drank and smoked with him: The kind
young man proposed to take walk,
They took a seat, and the sharper pulled
ont q strap and said he had great sport with
some officers in his room, with what was
the sns and he
ranged in three links, all alike apparently, but
with a trick in the mode Of catching them.
The sharper amused Mr.. Duvall by showing
him the catch, and while they were engaged
another person stepped up, accidentally, OF
course, and began to examine the string; and
finally offered to bet that he could catch the
&c, but the stranger would not bet less than
S1O0. The young man appealed to Duvall to
loan HIM the money until he returned to his
room roo MI u furnished the money, $50 and
won. Duvall and his young friend left, to
have the money returned by the loser, when
the sharper gave him the slip, and Duvall dis
covered that he had been swindled. Yester-
day morning, one Of the couple, named Coort-
right, was arrested, but the other was not
found. Justice johnson ordered the return of
the money 10 Mr. Duvall, and held Coortright
to bail for court in the sum of $500. The string
game is an old swindle, and it is surprising
that anybody can be found guileless enough to
be gulled by it.
POLICE RET oKTs.-Thtru f'rcCtuct.-T WV l.
diers, dsorderly; military. Mrs. Shike, Frank
Herbert, VIM. johnson, do; 90 Sc each. VIM.
Jones, do; S1.4i. Charles Nicholson, Frank
Williams, John Mulligan, drunk; dismissed.
James Garter, Seth Lunsford, Migrants; work
house.
Fourth Preeinct.-Bridget Mccarthy, disor-
DERBY; 81 CO. VIM Cole, grand larceny Jail for
court. John Leipfried, assault; bail for peace
John Flaherty, drunk and disorderly; work
house, in default Of "a fine.
Sizth Prectnct-Mary Murray, attempt at
fraud; dismissed Thos. King, grand larceny:
Jail for hearing. Maggie Oliver, drunk and
disorderly; 80. Mary A. Brooks, do; 81. Jno
H. Simms, grand larceny; dismissed.
Tenth Precinct.-Samuel McManus, assault
and battery; dismissed. VIM Ford, do; bail
for court. Richard Hamlin, insulting females;
dismissed. John Toombs, stealing Mary Col
Inns, do; Catharine Digney, do; dismissed
John Hayes, drunk do Mary Robiston, do;
do. VIM. Ellington, do; $1.9i. VIM. Campbell,
drunk and disordeIly; S194. John p. Kelly,
Chds Williams, do; military. Dallas Snow
and Owen Sullivan, do; dismissed. Mary
Jane Taylor and Nellie Bride, disorderly; 81 81
each. John Evens, highway robbery; for a
hearing. John Maine, suspicious character:
dismissed. Geo w. Cole, selling liquor un.
licensed; do.
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Legal NOTICES.

THa. sgPRaMA COURT OF The DISTRICT
the United States for the said II,strictITo ell
steamer An.eostia. attached to the fosomse
IL money, and brought the same into the port 81
cuted sSs court the s Of the United sssss
e lawful prize, and that said cause xil stand for
on the srss Monda1 II OCTOBER next shen and
Where all person. are ~ warped to s2pssr to show
-1 AUTO '''''''n' ''l 'n' I. aR1as, CLERK.
TIE s lgR oogET OF THl DISTRICT
the United States Tor the said District-To ali
S .s: Sessiy
4 Eli: SSs: i &:
OF the United for s g sw
city o
Monday Of October next, when and where all per.
10 to Why
jyaS - " ' B. J. Ms1as. Clerk.
TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
IL, United States for the SAID pstriet@ oae' al
sghona i, nay concern, Greeting Notice s hereby
United States schooner Racer captured 8 lawful
prize one small boat and three drafts, and brought
in this Court in tn the 81
the United States, for conc ennaton as such lawful
price and that said cause will stand for trial at the
Monday of October next, when and where all per
sons are warn ed to appear to show cause why coz
for their interests By the Court,
Jy25 r. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
T'HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLgMBIA, Holding q District Court o.
whosr i may concern: Greeting Mott e is hereby
given, that on the 18th day of May, 1868, lot Of
States steamer Wyandank attached to the Poto-
mac Flotilla, and brought to the port of Washing
Court in the name OF the United States, for con-
demI alton ss lawful prize and that said cause will
stand for trial at the City Hall, in the city of
Washington: on the first Monday of October next,
when and where all persons are warned to appear
70 show ca use why condemnation should not be
decrsed. and to int rvene for their interests.
By order of the Court.
3y25 r. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
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LIMITED STATES $50 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 7-2O TREASURY NOTES,
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1851,
UNIT1D STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN
DEBTEDNESS.
Gold. Silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on al
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorized to furnish $50 Bonds at par
until the LIST Of August next, when the privilege
Of conversion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed in Nsw York
exclusively on commission.
RITTENHCUsE, FAINT i co,
# Bankers, 3S2 Penn ayepua
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o y y i Q IA L /.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJUfAHf QENI1ALss Orion
WASHINGTON, Juns q, t06o
General Orders, No. 19s.
The Adjutant General win provide an appropri.
ate medal Of honor for the troops who, after the
expiration Of their term their services
to the Government in the present emergency. and
also for the volunteer troops from States that
have volunteered their service in the States oil
Pennsylvania and Mary land.
By order ofthe Secretary Of War.
j. D. TOWNSEND,
10 90 Assistant Adjutant General
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after Tuesday, August IL, 1863, DAILY
TRAINS will be resumed between WARRINGTON
and WHEELING and PARKEKSBURG, and SIX
between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE, g
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON
Leave Washington at and Ills .. m. and and
On sundays ct 8 80 p. m. only.
FOB BALTIMORl.
Lesye ct go. Q ana Ills = n and s.s and $50 p.
FOR ALL PARTS OF The WEST.
Leave Washington at 50 Q. m, and 5, s, and %
p m :, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday st 5 and
6 p trains only.
This is the only route by which Baggage can be
Checked THROUGH from Rdshtnstos.
FOR WASHINGTON ANB THE SOBTR.
Leave Baltimore for Washington 1T $50, and 10
An. and $50, and 8 p. m. On sundaysat 40 and
fhs sird u and 9TH trains only from Baltimore
and the first and fourth trains from Washington,
etoE at way points.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore 1t q. m and ,. n.
Leave " ashinR ton 1t 8 .. m. and p m.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further informatiop, tickets of every kind,
DC, apply to G 8. K0ONTZ, A gent, at Washing
W ''A'''n' OF a. 'n' i''A'' W. W. =. SMITH,
Master of Transportation,
L. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent. an s-f
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ID ITTENHOUsE, FAINT & co.,
B N Z E r s,
NO. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVHNUl,
Will continue to furnish
q. 3. FIyE.TyFENTY BONDS
a long issued by the Government, at par.
3. Coupon 6's of 1881.
q. 8. $50 Treasury Notes.
q 8. Certificates of Indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD
Exchange on all parts of Europe and the Northe.
Cities SOLD in suris to suit purchasers
Stocks and Gold bought in New York exclusive
on Commission.
jyH RITTENBOUSK. FAINT & CO.
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ITO T Fl i PU Lie

We call your attention to tie EXCELSIOR
CITY EXPRESS, for tina delivery of Packages.
baggage. and MERCHANDISE. Having states hung
IN all tn principal stores at convenient dintances
throughout the city, where orders may be left,
which will be attended to promptly. Our drivers
take orders from the states every hour thereby
saving persons from walking long distance to
leave directions for baggage to be ia, en- to the
Depot and other points. Trunks entrusted to this
Express will be taken of till the owners claim
them and receive their checks PRINCIPAL Office
4l3 Penn. avenue. corner AZ.
Sc 2i-1m" VIM BARRY & CO.. Proptrs.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISFRy

DR. LEWIE Has +. moved 10 2a2 Penn. avenue,
two doors above his former otaes. Can -
proved Method of inserting Artificial f1YfWF$
Teeth, which II far superior 60 any
other mode Cow in use Also. Teeth extracted
without pain, when dssired. Terms modersts In
al c3eee. &c IA "
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AssAULT.-Tuesday night, Samuel Dorsey.
colored, while drunk near the Navy Yard,
struck John Ceppas over the eye. cutting his
face with his fist, and yesterday he was ar
rested by Officer Harrison and taken before
Justice Gull, who fined him Sig1
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DBPARTMlNr OF WASH.
| INGTON

RIlADQUARTIRS DDPARTMnNr OF WASH.
II INGTON
QNes CAiO Qxa,tymastr, May q, 1855.
DIALlRs m AaRIoULfuRAL IMPLEMENTS, Gan.
DEE SEEDS, &C., are requested to furnish this once
price lists of the various articles Of heir trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS N. GlKKHE, Chic ouartermastsr, Do.
partment Of Washington. nv a-H
WAR DlPARTMlNT.
w WAsHIHa4oH, January -, 1854.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business at the
War Department, passes for eitiSens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac win DO given Ut the onos Of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 139 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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NJ TEETH
W1. LOOMIB, u. D. the Inventor and Patentss
efthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends
SerSonslly 1t his ONCE in this city Nanyf10k
psrson9 can wear these teeth who cannot
war Others and NO person can wear others who
Persons calling at my ofaee can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
eleanest strongest and most perfect dentu<e that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win bS
more fully Warrsnted
Rooms in this eity-No. 3ss Pennsylvania avenue
between Sth and 10th streets Also, 905 Arch ST.,
kAilAdeiphiA. mar 4-ly
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FROM WASHINGTON CITYl
TIE GREET SHORT LINE TO THE
Making the Quickest Time Aud the Only Route
that can n sell SELL Through Ticket direct q give
Less f0 Ghansss sc @
other Route, and NO Omnibus Riding.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
making T1.as
On Sundays, One Train At $50 P n. connecting
Relay with iSz Ta fEs WIFI {sfp Ss'i%'fs'
TTsn ss, Vi Ct make,
WITH Tran a.
ff IL S zs noo oHo o'ekhns sp rhs
This is the Only Route by ,1hieh Through Tickets On
1"ro"s" Baggage Checks ca" De procured
Knights Latest Improved SLEEPING CARS. OF
the most Superior finish, attached to Night Trains.
THl SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COLUMBUS, DAYToN, LOUISVILLE, GIN
HAUTE, ST LoyJs, oH1oAao.
&C., &C., &C.,
~wITE LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BIZ AxY
OTHER ROUT1.1
~ SPECIAL Notice to PASSENGERS for Tie Vast from
sing h IN 81
By the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
ese Of listing Bstmo9pe m dssTs ss Without
additional charge.
re nne SE s st The ohiS River With 0LEva
Trough ch the xhde RaHsy sIsss
e g. NSEE VEST cGSrkzt R iSS; and
Ticket Office, " sshington station.
W.P. SMITH Master Of Transportation
hat q f-tF
PH1 sssi c in RA1L!k ssss
e. 49, - - q - Ess
Is s1nsr-o 1.,fa Il so sS9Hs'''on"
ggzrp e 81 Ez zsD S 5Szs5Ef Sl71ss
STONE BALLAsTED AND mn, .pox nns~
'1a'A- % -oAAD if from BALr1noah
rH nhaez iAhi Is r5bH PfFrs ssSR
onoss coN ne 4 sasP AZ aFs1 HxsRR1sBuR5
NORTHERN M c EEs5ns Sn t ks11Ro.p.
THE GREAT AZ d 1HG5NRIRs ROUTE
WASHINGTON i ANb BALr1MoRu
WEST, NoRr E VI RHE,t za II th SOUTHWEST
~. sss Ss. Fs1ss IL. Of
W.shins ton, and Calvert station fs Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLIPPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
eMOKING AND SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
kassenSefs will take the 50 a. IA and g. 50 D. N,
trains connecting in Baltimore with the 9 Is g. N,
road, and arrive In Harrisburg at p. m. and I.ss
:. m. there making close connections with the
trains on the PeEnsylvxnia Central Railrsad for
Gil parts Of the West.
IREIGHT5.
By this route EreiGbts Of all descriptions can b
forEarded TO and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, BY Railroad dtYset:
st Pitts6gIS With Steamers, BY Which Goods esn
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, illinois, MisEis.
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arksnsas and
Red Rivers: and ut Cleveland, Sandusky, and Obi.
ca&s with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustins the transpor-
tation OF their Freight to this Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
TIL HATES OF FRIGHT to and from any point
In the West By the PenngylvAniA Central Railroad,
g 6 sH tsssss as asorsbla - sss sk<sssd BY sss
ge Psrtcuiar TO mark packages "via Psnna.
WIN. Brown, Ayr Northern Central 3. b.,
No. so North street, Baltimore,
1MOOH L1WIS, GenI uperintendent, Altoona, IA.
Z. L. HOuPT, Gent Ticket Agent Phfladslphia.
b. II; HOUSTON. General FREIGHT Agent, Phila.
delphis. Jan 1Iyr
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GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS!
THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
Successors to J. =. WALKER L SOM
WARRINGTON. D. O..
Asp
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
MANUFACTURES OF
LAMP BLACK, ROOFING KATERIALa,
AND
WILSON'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WArER
PROOF FELT, CEKENT,
AND GRAVEL
II 90 r. =.
o1I1oA-Louiaians ~ nue.. next door to the
Bank OF Washington.
WORKB-Ioot OF Twenty second street west.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Washington. and rhir.
tistA and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia.
b. o. WILSON, President.
T. P. WILSON, Jr., Secretary.
large and small Quantities,
Al orders through Post Once Bog s34 puns-
tually attended to.
Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. All work
warranted. 1y,n-em.
WARRINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
W4sHiNaToNa aid GEoR Rs row 1 D, q
SfHS SAVIOR AND JAS. <1
Regular Sailing Days WEDNl sDAYs and sAr-
and Pier oo. oi' WI a .:s.
For f''''hta e RRse.:ts: .i RRRIt +
Agents, foot Of High street,
JAMES ssiGG1 zsS. 2;. g.
10 H6m~ lit Wall street. New YORK.
MAss1Y COLLINS . CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHT ak AND PORTER.
lam now receiving large Quantities OF DRAU9HR
ALI and PORTER from this celebrated Breverv.
which am prepared to furnish on short notice "a
Gil persons who will favor me With their orders
Battsfaction guaranteed.
Orders sivsn to my drivers win b promptly a.
tended 70.
Goods delivered In al psrts Of Washiasto, ana
Georgetown. free Of oharss
Terms :-0saA - lslisrs
RILIY 4. 6HINN, AGENT.
VASss Bstslias Dsyss, 81 Green g..
o0t0 8eoreetovn, y. q.
RS0Ts AND sHO1s TO sUIF TH1 TIMIa.
We ars now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOrs
and SHOES, and constantly rsosiving sup SSss
ply Of 1astsfn- made Work Of every dsscrip-
don, made expressly to order, and win Sci a
nsIcsoeors charged tn this sity Tor mueA interior
! ;Tsoas I. vsns Of BOOTS and SHOES Of zas..r,
1Ses b store end q ne isyest Hricss. Give n
oAu. 611Y11M q BROTHIR
OtWt 31z Ponngylyanis ayenua
4 600 LIGHTS, b BY 10;
WV Four and six light SASH
JosRPH LIBB1Y, No. ~ Water It,.
Georgetown, .. d
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For the Holidays.
4. u. BININaER 4 co.,
BRANCH OF Nos 10 AND 81 BROAD ST., New Yoax
011lR FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE,
Ne. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEAR THIRTEENTh sTREET,
SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERDOCKEk,
TIN MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO BIZ FOUND IN THE METRoPoLIs.
FINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. MACKEREL.
KENNEBEC SALMON,
EOUSED & PIUKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with al the
LUXURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON
Messrs. A. H. B. & 90. are also Sole Projectors
OF 0lNlNG8kS CGLEBRATkD
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Put up In Quart Bottles for medicinal use.
Also, Eole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~An articles bought At their store warranted
Of the afst quality and forwarded any Fart Of the
atty free Of expense.
A. We intend to b permanently located, w 70.
spsetfuny request families to give us call.
ABRAM n. BININGlR,
HENRY T. OAPIN,
WAsIno9oH, December. 1884.
L. II. BININaIR 4 CO. have no connection vi,
ds-a BoLLIN CHURCH. Agent.
1RIESE MAR.
Ss;: 4: 4: Sc: & d II e. & s.9
rRIlsEMAR MOL
n iass rs d SID HH
TRIIslMAR No. ),
senersiy bssa thought a sntidots. to the ruin q
he health Of 1 TsiHI s1sss2 & s0'a''a
= TIE treat and SIRE remedy Of the sivi.sa world
M 8 4: =. e as1
slry, well - other deleterioua Ingredients and
sa :. II ". 7: 0 q: ;;
devoid Of tasts OF smell and Of al nauseatins quai.
tiles. They are In the form Of q lozenee, and may
lie On the toilet table without their us being lus
'iss cS in tin case. 9. 9, each or four ., casa, IN
one for o. and In On Gases, thus saving og q
edministsrsd BY valpesn, Lellen and, Roax. 60,
l9l, Bleecker street, -four doors fom MacDougaI
street, New York. Immediately on receipt of 70.
mittanee, Dr.. Barrow will forward Triesear to any
pArt Of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according 70 the instruetions Of the writer
and beauxfally Mustrated m0liosi work, Human
1rAilty. Price - cents. TriG0maI and Book can
b obtained BIZ special authority fr IN g. o. FORD,
WaahinRt0n D. O. do H-tr
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Important Facts Worth knowing

Important Facts Worth Knowing.
AT THE NATIONAL BOOKSTORE,
27s Pennsylvania Avenue,
Between 18th and 18th SITS.
YOU CAN BUY:
Three 50 cent Novels for 81,
Six Is cent Novels for 81,
Eight Photograph Album Cards for 81.
Three so cent Stationery Pack ages for al
Blk Is cent Stationery Packages for 81
30 cent Books from % to IS cents,
u Books from 80 cents to 90 cents,
q rs Books from IS cents to SlL
$50 Books from IS cents to Sl.lO,
o. Books from 81 to S1.sO,
Is Books from $50 to S475.
large lot of Books at half price.
FINE STOCK OF
PHOTOGRAPH CARDS and ALBUMss
BOOKS, STATIONERY.
FANCY ARTICLES,
COMBS, BRUSHES,
AABRoTYPIs. TO-, &c., at greatly reduced
prices,
~ "Quick sales and small profits"
~ Orders By mail promptly attended to.
WIN. F. RICHSTEIN'S
NATIONAL BooKsToRE, 27s Penn. avenue,
- lS1m between 18th and 18th streets.
~ FALL STOCK. q
~ We have Just received . very M
NIruRH HsD sna Fl
which We ofer at less prices than they oan be pur
shassh for in any other house in the District. We
sot.s; Arm Chairs, Rockers. Side Chairs.
Gilt frame Mirrors. Slabs and Brackets.
S.ssie. s top Bureaus. washst.nds.
Bsdstesds. Wardfobes, rabies,
Msna aid 0afs
Ok Arm Chairs, R0sAefs,
Oak and Printed Cottage Suites,
1iss Sofas. Cottsys Bsdstssds, &e &c. DO.
1'ath'r Beds b0l' kaso and Pillows.
Orochery, Glass, ana Tin Ware,
CUTLERY, Plated Forks and Spoons.
Buckets, Brooms, BASKETS,
Feather busters, Duat Pans,
Flour and sugar Buckets. &C., 90.
fo&sther with . large assortment OF Furniture
and Housekeeping and Fancy Articles. too amer
BONTZ L GRIFFITH,
% 4-eo1m 500 7th street, bet. and sta.
LJIAR YET HEAR ZEN BEAR YEM
II READ AND BE WISE.
Ire south B street 179 south B street,
10 still open for the benefit Of the sick and dis
are the only Botanic Physicisns practising in
Washington S,.solished In 1s49. curing which
hme3 thouEands Of s,ses persons have been made to
rejoice in newnes. Of life $40 Nsor We have cases
ss o. Ss
country and their health nearly ruineu. Also. We
have number Of Surgeons Of the Army UNI. sr our
sssTsF HhS that We cure
ss.,i ne 4ncs l.s io.th bet Oh :nd
G. W. BoTELRR. JNO. ". BOTELRF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-01

BEE MEDICAL PRoPIlFTIs OF Buoru.
From Dispsnsdtosy Of as United Stos<s.
Bee Professor DRWKRs' valuable works a, ~.
Practice of Physic.
See remarks made BY the late eelsbrsts4 u,
PHYsIC, Philadelphia.
Bee rsnsrks made by DR.. IPHRAIM MoDov
ELL, . celebrated Physieian, and Member Of ths
Royal College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and pubuahed
in the transactions OF the King and Queen Jour
nal.
See Medico Chirursical Review, published bv
BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow Of ROYAL ooIl.,e
of Surgeons
See most Of the late Standard Works of Msd,ssp>