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GG"Tho heavy rains of the past few
days has put The farmers back with
their spting work, Very little ground
as yet, has been prepared for corn,
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The attention of the travelling pablo
is called to the card Of the Henrie
House, Cincinnati, Ohio, in this num-
Der.
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WEST VIRGINIA, oABELL COUNTY;
In nc Circuit Court.

In The Circuit Court.
Robert Ross, Plaintiff, In TrOspsss on
W.. the case Dam.
Albor G. Joukins, Thomas age CSC, 900.
j Jenbins, Robert Holderby, George s. Hold,
erby, John $ Everett. Henry o. Everett, Ira
MlGinnis, Wilson B Mooro, Warren p. Reece,
Joseph W Morris. Henry G., PotQete, James NJ
Q Davis, Thomas Adkins, Leander Gilkison,
James r Morris, Herston spurlock aud Joseph
Nj Reeee. Deiendehts
THE defoudentS IN this sisit, will Skenotice
that on Saturday, May 7ih, 1864 ut the Clerks
Office, in the town Of lrohton, Lawrence county
Ohio, between the houn OF 6 clock a, IN. and
9 p. m, of that day, Shall proceed to take
The dispositions OF John W. Collins and others,
10 be read as evidence IN my behalf in said
suit, and Rfroh any cause the taking Of said
dep5sitiohs be not concluded on that day, the
taking Of tho same. viii continue from day ia
day and from time to time at tho same plaec
end between the same hours, until they shall
be completed.
Respectfully Yours,
ROBERT ROSS.
March y, ls6l' Zap 7-wl-2,
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

ETBLASxs,-We have now on hand
and for sale, all kinds Of Magistrates
blanks, according to the new forms.-
Magistrates will do well to give US a
call.
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pa ALTERED GREzSBAcks. II One Gel.
lar greenbacks, altered to tens are
again being circulated, The alteration,
done by FASTING, is easily detected upon
a fair examination. These altered notes
are generally offered al such limos when
thereceiver is in hurry and passes the
note rapidly into his pocket, as all arc
apt to do with "greenbacks."
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MARRIED;

KITE--FRAzIER- the 9th ofApril, 1864
by the Rev D, H. X. Dix, Mr.. James P.
Kite, of Gallia county, Ohio, to Miss Mary
E. Frazier Of this county.
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RTHs llTH WEST VIRoIEIA In
FANTEY.--This regiment, commanded by
Colonel Daniel Frost. is now cOncenlra,
ting at Parkersburg. under orders tore
port at Bull Town, Brazlon county,
where all the companies Of the Regi
nent, for the FIRST time since its organi,
zaion, will be together The Regiment
IS ths largest now in this Department,
and numbers 1850 men.
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BE- PREAcuISd,- There will be
preaching in the NJ, E. Church in this
place, by the Pastor, on Sunday, April
17th. at 8 o'clock.
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re- Both Houses of Congress have
passed law, making Parkorsburg a
port Of entry.
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land FOR SALE!

by virtue Oft decree of the Circuit Court Of
u Putnam county, rendered at its March
Term, 1864, in the case Of John Bowyer, VS..
T. F. Morris, in chaneery, shall rs special
commissioner,
On the l4lh day of May. 1864,
on The promises. sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, fortash, the tract or parcel q
land, lying on Long Branch Of Little Hurrl.
cane Creek, ii the comfy Of Putnam, State Of
Nest Virginia, and adjoining the lRads of
Isaac Mason, containing ONE HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY.oNE ACRES, be the same
more or less, meets and bounds Of which, arc
fully set out in said Complainant's bill.
JAMES W. HoGE, Spec. Com.
Ap. 7-wa-o
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Flour aud Grain Market.
WrpNEspAY, Anil Is, l964

Corrected Weekly by.H. J. Benedict, al Eagle
Mills I"
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Eg'HOn. W. 7, Wiley, will accept
our thanks for valuable public docu.
meGts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-27
DRQPOsALs FOR HATS, GAPS, SHOES, DRY
Il GOODS, SEWING MATERIALS, &c.
Headqnnyters Department Of Washin gton, }
Office Of Chief QudyteTmnSter,

Readgn1yters Department Of WASHINGTON,
Office Of Chief QudrteTm1ster, }
WASHINGTON, August 6, 1864.
Written Proposals will be received at this ofic
until further notice for furnishing the following
articles for use OF contraband men, women, and
children in this Department:
BrOgans (russet. &c, and other servicaable
wear.
Chip, Felt, and Woolen Hats and Cloth Caps.
Kersey, Linssy, Ginghams, Calicoes, Blankets,
and other Woollen and Cotton goods.
Hickory Stripe flor Shirts.) Bedticking, I'm
spool Cotton, Black and White. Linen Thread
Bone Suspender Buttons, large Buttons for Goats.
White Porcelain Buttons, Yarn, Needles. and
other Sewing Materials and Trimmings.
Samples should be sent with each bid, at the ex-
pense of the party forwarding the same.
An oath Of allegiance should accompany each
bid.
No verbal proposition will be entertained, but
every bid or modification of the same must be in
writing. . .
goods are needed, under contract or otherwise, as
the interests of the service may require.
Good security will be required for the faithful
fulflment of any contract made under this adver
tisement.
Proposals should be sealed, and addressed to the
undersigned and end orsed Proposals for furnish
ing Dry Goods."& &c. ELIAS n. GREENE,
Lieut. Col. and Chief Quar- ermaster,
au slot Department of Washington.
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TUE EVENING STAR.
SOMEBODY'S DARLING.

Into ward of the " hitevsshed halls,
whel e the dead aud dying lay,
Wound ed by bayonets, shells, and balls.
Someb ody' Darling was borne one day
SomeboG Ns Darling, so young and so oraVe'
Wesriu yet on his paie, sweet face,
Soon I o b, i'd by the dust of the grave.
The ling sripg light of his boyhoods sf&oe'
Matted and damp are the curls Of geld,
Kissins Il ls snow Of that fair yannx pro",
Pale are the lips of delicat: mouIa-
Somebody Darling is living now;
Rack from his beautiful blue -velhea oIoH
Rrusb ali the (, wandering waves OF seid,
Cross his hand = on his bosom NOV
Somebody's d trling is Sill ana cola.
v;s. hin, ma for somebody's sake,
M NJ ILL - nrsy er soft and low;
o. hssht cprI rom its fair mates take,
VnS UT sare some body pride, you know:
sornJboSy,s hand hath rested there,
es n mother y soft and white?
And have the lips of 3 sister fair
Been baptized in the waves of lisht2
God knows bestl he has some body g love:
Somebody's heart enshrined him there;
Come body waited his name above.
Night and morn on the wings of prayer.
Somebody Nept when he marched away,
Looking so handsome, brave and grand;
Some body s kiss on his forehead lay,
Somebody chung to his parting hand.
Somebody's waiting and watching for him
Yearninf TO held him again to their heart;
And there he lies with his blue eyes DIM,
And the smiling child-like lips apart.
TeRderiy bury the fair young dead.
PausinR to drop on his grave tear,
Carve ON the soden slab at his head:
"Soneboayss Darling SAUNDERS here.
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Duel Betw cen she Editor of the Richmond
Examiner aaG the Treasurer of the Rebel

Duel Between,9he Editor OF the Richmond
Examiner aa6 the treasurer ofthe Rebel
States.
fFron, the RicRmond Wing, August 1871
TIE chitalry, as well as non comb atants, for
the first time tor many day, were thrown into
an ex excitement this morning by rumor that a
M Daniel, Esq, Of the Richmond Eramiaer,
and E. O. Eimore. ! Confederate States Treasur-
er The current report is that the meeting took
place az half past hge-o'clock this morning,on
Dilrs farm, two mites north Of the city
Mr.. II. Rives Pollard, Of the Examiner, acted
as the friend of Mr.. Daniel, and Lieutenant
Thomas Taylor, OF South Carolina, as the
friend of Mr.. Elmore. The weapons used, 1t is
said, were the ordinary smooth. bore duelling
pis tolls; the distance ten PAGES. Only two shots
were EXCHANGED, Mr.. Daniel being wounded at
the second fire in the flesh part of the right leg,
few inches above the ankle. His wound,
though not dangerous, Is said to be very pain
full.
on the LIST instant, headed "Aileged Defalcation
in the Treasury MISUNDERSTANDING
Developments"
Detective F. w. Boyd, on the charge Of at
tempting to bride Detective x. b. Craddock
'.inte silence in respect to certain facts concern
ing high oficlal' of the Treasury Depart
ment had resnlted in bringing to its develop
ment ga defalcetion in the Treasury, said to be
of a very large amount" Craddook report ed to
higher authority, and was instructed to ask
ten thousand dollars for the suppression of the
fact that he had seen the nhigh official playing
Government funds away al faro, and the gam
blers "beatng him. out OF immense sums"
1t lis stated on the street that Mr.. Gilmore
addressed a note to Mr.. Daniel, representing
that public rumor unjustly pointed to him as
the 0high official alluded to, and requesting
he insertion of a paragraph in the Examiner
disclaim.ng any ailusion TO the Treasur er- MIR.
Daniel. report says, declined to insert the dis
ciaimer, and further correspondence resulted
in a challsnge from Mr.. Elmore, which was
accented.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALS FOR LUMBER.
QUARfRRMAsrBR GEsBRAL's OFFICE,
RlEHIAaIns CRY AuRuat IL 1874.

QUARfERMASTDR GENERALS OrRICHs
WASHINGTON CRY, August l8, 1854.
% 81 IN.
Chief ousFtefmastsr Depot Of washington. D. g.,
Of the following quantities and descriptions Of
800 coo feet White. Pine Common Cuttings. a.,
5f }set E s f fna s9Sn SsnmoD Cuttings
fsss WI s9 Pine Common cuinss 81, from
1asao feet Is Whts Pine ronsusd aud eroovsd
~ o sss frG% II t. i fses lHps on
5000 fest Hsml9ck ssantIins. ss4, 4 feet long.
5000 feet Hemloek scsntiins' AKA, Is feet long.
5000 feet Hemlock scantlins, sx4, "a feet long.
ECO fee. Hsmoek yoist sxs e feet long
sst H Hsmosk }0. . feet Long Long
500 feet hs@oek yS Siss, feet long s
2sooo feet feet Hemock Jost sxs and TO- T. feet long
$50 eco feet Heock Joist sxs and TO- 10 feet long.
Hs%osk and 49,
5000 feet White Pine Timber, 4x6, from l6 to 40
5000 feet White Pine Timber, sxs, from ls to 40
5000 fset White Pine Timber. s1a, from 1s to 40
5000 feet White Pine Selects, s.s,
Der. not less than is inches and upwards, dressed
200 geo feet ii White Pine Selects, not less than Is
60 90 fss inch White Pine Selects WIDE
100000 feet s inch White Pine Selects.
So feet I-2 inch White Pine Siding.
2,5f0,eOO No. White Pine Shingles; Is in.
25N.0CO Plastering Laths
Samples of Shingles and Laths proposed for will
be required.
All the above described to be good merchantable
Lumber, subject to the inspection of an inspector
appointed on the part of the Government.
All of the Lumber to be delivered within twenty.
FIVE (25) days from date Of con tract;
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
should it be awarded to him. must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons. who 50 signatures
must be appe nded to the guaranty.
The full name and post Office address OF each
bidder must be egibly written in the proposal.
Bonds in sum equal to half of the amount Of
the contract, signed by the contractor and both
Of his guarantors will be REQUIRED Of the success
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Quarter master
General.
velope proposals for Lumber" and addressed TO
Brigadier General D. Il. RUCRER, Chief Quarter
master, Washington Depot.
J. J. DANA, Colonel, @. M. D.
COPY 1 au l9-l0t
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. Is, 1884,
PROPOSALS will be received for the delivery. for
the use of the Department, of about 500 tons of
best quality WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL,
coal preferred; and for about $50 tons LUYKEN'S
VALLEY III RED ASH, egg .ize All to be weighed he'd
Treasury Buiidfns any time before the goth Sep.
TENDER, at whatever points dessignatedi;+ DIVE
WOOD, to be delivered at such time as may be re-
CURED, and corded and measured upon the prem
Uses. .
Bids will be received until MONDAY, the 29th
instant. addressed to the General SUPERB ntendsnt
to the Secretary of the Treasury. and be con-
sideEed binding for two weeks after that day,
or any portion of the bids received. Tau l6-12t
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SCALDs AND BURNs.-The best, most instan-
taneous and most accessible remedy in the
world is, TO thrust the injured part INTO cold
water, send for physician, and while he is
coming cover the part an inch or more deep
with common flour. The water gives instanta.
neous relief by excluding the oxygen of the air,
the -four does the same thing, but is preferable,
because il can be kept more continuously ap-
piled, with less inconvenience than by keeping
the parts under water. AS they get we'll the
flour scales OFF, or is easily moistened and re-
moved. If the injury is at all severe the patient
should live mainly on tea and toast, or gruels,
and keep the bowels acting freely every day;
by eating raw apples, stewed fruit and like.
No better and more certain cure for scalds and
burns has ever been proposed.-Dr. Hall.
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DROPOsALS FOR WOOD.


HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUAETERMAsTER,
Nos as4, $50, ass and Sao Fourt cent st.,
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing Wood to
the troops in and around the Forts hereinafter spec
i me from parties owning Wood or Wood lands in
North Of the Potonsc-forts Sumner, Mansfield,
Russy, Stevens, slocum, Totten, slemmer, Bun;
ker Hill Saratoga, Thayer and Lincoln, and
Batteries Sneade. Kimball, Parrot. and Came
East of Eastern Branch Potomac-Forts Greble,
Meigs. Mahan, and Batteries Ricketts, and Wag-
South of Potomac-Forts Marcy. Ethan Allea. G.
F. Smith, Bennett. De Kalb, Corcoran, Haserty,
Woodbury., Whipple, Cass. shast. Craig and
Proposals are ALSO invited for furnishing Wood
and II 70 the Camp Of bisnoun oavsiry, IN the
tsm vicinity also for t arRishns and d.
river, accessible to boats and on the banks of the
. sRa for emitting and
ing Wood at such Points within the limits of the
Of fy Pc
on this point will be given on application to this
Proposals will be reserved under this advertise
ment for Wood anywhere within the limits of the
Department Of Washington for supply OF troops
Proposals will be made in the following manner,
3. For Wood felled by the United States engi.
neers or otherwise. tprice per cord)
Proposals must specify the locality, lind, guam
tty and quality ofthe Wood and its distance from
the nearest fort, camp station for troops.
Each bidder must attach his full name and post
ofc address to his bid, and the names OF all par
bid.
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con-
bids viii be opened from time to time, and con-
tracts Or uurchase ade the Wood NAV ba re.
The right is reserved to accept all or any part of
bid.
every bid, or modification Of the same, must be in
~Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
"ooo' "A1 ELIAS NJ. GREENE
Lieut.. Celsnel and Chief Quarter master,
an s.lbt Department Of Washington
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~ The London journals Of August 10th con-
tam very lengthy reports Of the theatrical scan
dial case, tried at the Bow street police office,
in which Mr.. Henry Bateman, Of the Garrick
Club, father of Miss Baceman, the actress, ap-
peared to answer q summons charging him
with having assaulted Mrs. Augusta Bristow,
box bookkeeper of the Theater Royal Adelphi,
by striking and kicking her, in the Strand, on
the night of the LIST inst. Mrs. Bristow alleged
that Mr.. Bateman, a friend of her family, had
endeavored to form a more intimate acquaint-
ance with her daughter Georgiana than the
rules of strict propriety permitted. On one
occasion Mrs. Bristow watched Mr.. Bateman
and her daughter in the strand. They hurried
on to the cab-rack, and he spoke hastily to the
cabman. The steps of a cab were let down,
and her daughter was handed into cab by
the defendant. " He was about to follow her,"
she added, "when / sprang to the spot and
seized my girl by the arm, and endeavored to
prevent his following her. He turned round
and i said to him, You wretch you have
taken my daughter He instantly gave me q
blow upon the shoulder and kicked me upon
the leg, exclaIming, You damned woman /
took my daughter out of the cab and conducted
her TO her home. She absconded from her
home the next morning." This statement was
positively denied by the defendant. The mag
istrate decided that as the evidence was con-
fiicting the case must be tried by jury. Mr..
Bateman was held in bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-27

VA Department, Ad5Ntdnt Generate OtIes,l
Washipgton, March II, 1864. I
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission to visit Washington must b addressed
to Major General Halleck, Chief Of Staff, and
must specify the business for which the officer
desires the permission. kilograms addressed
direct 70 the Secretary OF War on this subject
viii receive no attention.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War:
e. ID TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
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nIANos. have received this day, Pianos
II Of Steinway & Sons, and of Haines -.
Brothers, also, several Melodeons, which EVXv
rrices. Several second hand Pianos upon easy
terms. - .s.... -.
ANA in search Of reliable Instrumeut, to call and
sXamine our assortment. W. g. AETZkROTT.
AZ corner 18th and pa, avenu
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MARLBOROUGH DISPATCHES, Edited b,

lyl General Murray. vols. London
Dispatches of Lord Nelson, 7 vols. London,
Official Dispatches of the War of 1872
vols, London.
Col. Frazers Letters during the Peninsular and
Waterloo Campaigns. London.
sir Charles Naper's Life and Official Correspon-
depce, vols.
Life and Letters of Admiral de saumarez, vols,
London.
Diary and Dispatches of Gen. Sir Robert Wilson,
2vols.. London
Sir ". Sidney Smiths Life and Dispatches, 2
SG1ooiiinSwoods Publieand Private Letters with
memeir, vols. London.
Wellington's Dispatches, London.
Confed crate Official Reports of Battles.
General McClellsn's Report.
q" ~ " FRANCK TAYLOR
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PROPOSALS..
DROP OsALS FOR COAL.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
WAsHIsGToN, August 26. 1864.
until e. 49, at T.
IL this city, of the following sizes and kinds Of
For Ordnance Foundry, GOO bushels of Charcoal
do do do 200 tons eff Anthracite
For Ordnance Foundry, 26O tons of Cumberland
For Ordnance Engine, $50 tons of Cumberland
For Ordnance Steamer Baltimore, LOO tons of
Anthracite Coal tsteamer size>.
subject to inspection before acceptance.
All Of the Goal to be delivered by the LIST day of
Proposals must Be addPessed = to s' 5. ?. Brown
Navy Agent, Washington, D. @. au IS lot
PROPOSALS FOR EMPTY BARRELS AND
Office Depot Co,amissa,y of sn5sistsnee,}
s..,oa ,roo.., Wash,nstiGn. August %. 1854.
AZ Els. and I
III yn have ss G at
the District of Columbia.
Bids Bids will be made as follows, viz;
gar sasEs 9esn Eee or salt
oRes ehess
and soap boxes; and no bid will be considered
aSss not al the articles Whisn may
its above stated.
responslule bidder and a bond, with good and suf-
fcient security required, for the faithful perform
ance of the contract, The officer in charge of the
Commissary Station or Depotis to be the Judge as
what articles come under the different classes the
contractor to take the articles away from each
Station or Depot at his own risk and expense and
as often as he shall be notified by the officer in
charge to remove them.
Payments will he required every ten days, or as
often as the Government may direct.
Each bidder must be present to respond to his
bid and the right is reserved to reject any bid for
any cause.
Proposals to be end ersed "Prs posals for Empty
Barrels and Boxes, and addressed to the under
siened at 223 G street. C. GREENE.
au % 1t Captain and G. 8. V.
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The Prize Ring.
Ht Il IILt INIHSs
JOE COBURN's MATCH WITH JEM MADE.

JOE COBURN'S MATCH WITH JEM MADE,
IFrcm Bells Life in London, August 6.
Joe Coburn ard Jem Mace completed a fur
Their stake of ESQ a side on Tuesday evening,
gon, Beechstreet, Barbican. The house for the
next deposit is not yet determined on.
Joe COburn has been received with much ap-
plause by the Liverpool sporting world at.
the American. Opera House. where he has dis
played his abilities with the gloves in most
satisfactory manner. With Joe Goss and Bill
Ryall he has proved himself swift and steady,
and TO some peoples notions has had all the
best Of it. With Jack Rookie too, he has sur
prised even his own admirers. Rockies con.
staut practice with the gloves, however, stood
10 stall off the determined attacks of our Ameri-
can hero, but the bouts generally ended in
Rookie being driven behind the scenes. Coburn
h as also exhibited with Sam Hurst (the Staley-
bridge Infant), but Of course the latter, how
ever powerful, cannot in any way be regarde
as trial horse, as between the respective mer-
of Coburn and Mace. Each night of Joe's ap-
pearance the house has been crowded, and we
are bound 10 say, so far as can be judged by his
per formanCes, there is every reason to believe
his hackers were justified in bringing him for
ward. He and the Quartette with whom he
spared were to take Joint benefit last nightat
Liverpool
Mace still remains in private, taking plenty
OF exercise.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Marsden and Wormald have each man
sraked IS on Thursday, August d. at Bos
Tylers Founder Arms, Osborn street, White
chapel. Similar amounts will have to be trans
feTred by them to Bob Travers, at the Sun and
Thirteen Cantons, Castle street, Leicester
square, on Thursday, August IL.
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,vnIcAL pURyEYOR's OFFICE,

nnrD1CAL PURvEYORY OFFICE,
M WAsHISaToMs d. o.. June u, 1854.
All dealers In this city and GEORGETOWN, whe wish
reouestsd to send to this ONCE, on the MONDAY Of
ZACH week sealed list Of the articles they may DO
nrenared to furnish, ct short notice, with the
Srics OF each attached to the ssms;.,
S O. SUTHERLAND
.eDtf Surg. q. 3. A., Medical Purveyof.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE S14 PA. AVENUE,
Wdshl1gtOn, d. q

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE s14 PA. AVENUE,
Washi1stOn, d. q
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
mERcHANpIsH. MONEY, ylWgELhRsY, vALu.
Eorrardsd With SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
Accessible sections Of the copntry: This COMPANY
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND N0RTHWEsT,
w.su,NerdNSs p = S H ewes YORK, BOSTON
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN.
CINNATI, ST LQTdiS %n LOUIS
Connections made at New York ana Boston.
with lines forwarding to the CANADAs ana inc
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAvKA
and thence by European expresses to all promlnent
nent. pYr,s
~ Iii sccessibla parts of the United States.
O, G. DUNN, Agent,
Aass WGshiD 0f<'a. d. c.
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PAPE II III A n GSs
great variety Of
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES
Adapted to
DINING ROOMS,
HALLS. AND
CHAMBERS.
Also,
500 YARDS CANTON MATTINGs,
900 YARDS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
r,ur Mattin gs are unrivalled in this city, compri
ing in part the famous Gowqua brand for psrlo
Oil Cloths from to II feet wide' adapted 70 DIM
rooms, halls, &c. Alse-
WINDOW SHADES.
BRASS oORNICEs,
PARLOR MATS,
Paper hung by skillful workmen, ana all ords
promptly attended to. Give rs call and 30
from 10 to 20 per cent.
RIFLE & FALCONERD
No. 34s It'll street, between street and
An 9a-eo Mass. avenue,