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TESTING ONIALst

Foa Rec, Irsd. S. JswFR, Profttior Qf Sioie NoridI
School, Albans, N. Y.
This may certify that hAyO beea, since iAt,
subject 10 violent periodical attacks OF catArfh,
marked by highly-innRmtd condition OF the
lining membranes Of the cavities Of tho head, pro-
duoins most distressing a. eeiss Of headache for
days at time, wholly ineGpss.tAtinE me for buSi-
ress, SnA durlng the paToXysmE soInninE me to
tho bed. In sDne instaneeE the Inflammation has
extended 20 the toeth, OsoaLioning toOtbAshe; 70
the throat, producing hoarSsnsEE and partial loss
Of vocej twice II has 80 aested the len eye as
TO coHnne me for month OF more to dsTksned
room.
These attacks have heeu Assonp snied BY strong
febril symptoms; by StOppSEs OF the head, and, In
the hrst stAges, by vAtery discharges from the
nose, subsequently becoming aerid and yellow,
and toward tho closing Of the attack becoming
bloody and purulsnt have tried msdl,ines Of
almost every kindi external applications TO tho
hOad, such IS esmphor, ginger, hot bandAsos, and
lamentations Of hot vinegar hnunN OF Eono half
n dozen kinds, and other sStRrThAl prCparAtfohEj
together with the internal remedies, such M al.
torHtives, oathartloT, and emotieS. These have
produce no change In the occurrence or character
Of the dreAsr and In most eases, with little OF no
temporary relief had come at length 10 talieve
the dircass to be practically hsyond either cure or
material alienation.
Under these circumstances was led soms eve
month"; ago 10 make a trial OF DR.. MshthillG
treatment His method, At once, approved itself
TO my judgment, Rs simple, philosophical, and
likely to bo effective. Notwithstanding the dis.
ads antages under which It laboTed In dealing with
u disease Of such long standing, aggravated by
nervous debility and dyspepsia, and constantly
induced by the accidents Of my protesIlonal labor
I found tho treatment reaching the disease as II
had never been reached before, aud producing such
mOdincs stion and alleyIStiop OF ITS character A.
I had supposed impossible. IohToniclo the results
thus;
| Although have boon situated several times &C
| that should formerly have believed \ severe at
tack OF my e.tarrh Inevitable, Ihave escaped thui
| far; the symptoms ofthreatonsd attack have bear
| very iIght, and have yielded TO the remedies en-
| ployel by DOstOF LIghthill, without need OF re-
course to the old hot lamentations emetesi and
| tho discharges from the head have resumed the
| original and natural condition. | sount upon &
complete cure. That have been able, however
to obtain so material a reliefiI to ne q cause o
gratitude. In that alone am repaid for whatever
the experiment may haTe cost me.
| make this statement unsolicited, As Il means o
acknowledging my obligation TO DR.. LishthilI
method OF treating cStATrh, and with Vlsw TO ali
any one who may have suffered from that disease
In forming n just opinion Of its inertia and II
probable utility in iheIr own sNsS.
tSlgurd) REV. FRED'R 3. JEWELL
Prof. state Normal School.
ALnAEr, n, Y, March IA, 1884, Sps-eoaT
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q FIC 1 ~
SUBSCRIPTION ro THE NEW NATIONAL
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authorized by the act Of March 3, 1851 arir date
March 1, 1894, Reasonable at the pleasure Of tho
Government after ten years, and payable forty
year, from date. bearing interest at five per cenum
= year, payAblc on Bonds not ovcT onc hundred
dollars annually, and o all other hond4 seul.an-
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Subscribers will receive either lttEiI'crcd or
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Registered bonds will DO issued oi t0dcnomIna-
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snd Ten Thousand dollars, (SiO,oooD md Coupon
Bonds Of the denominations Of Fity dollhrF ts5O(
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II is expected that the nrst deliveries OF UOupos
Bonds will he mtde not later than the fourth am
Of April. ,. y. SPINNER,
meB.Sw Treasurer United State.
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LOCAL NEWS.


BOARD OF PUBLIc SCHOOL TRrsTEEs. The
Board o. Trustees Of Public schools met In their
S,olds VS% y ths m Isy hs on y,st.rda1 .itstnoon A.
last meeting were read and approved.
MT. Wilson, from the First district, stated that
n ssq & re P.en mfS. 20 5 iS ihs
school and for Temperance hssoclation he there
fore moved that school room be devoted for the
Mf. Ellis thonEht that the Public school build.
a inss s9uid not ss sppsoEpriAsed 70 any purpoIes
The chair laid before the ard a eomnunie..
uon from Professor Mayot recommending the In
.ns ,ISsnn9uon 81 vocal and parlor symnasteS in the
The applications OF the following ladies for
Emily Roys, Ada Dickey, G. M. Hunt, r. d. storI,s
fannle NJ. runnell, Emma Ross, and Mils d. n
Soott, who 10 Atescher OF Instrumental music,
= manual OF Twenty-second ward schools, New
YORK, which were sont with compliments OF 7. r..
~ ,sey, OF New York were placed n the library Of
dered 10 Mr. Riley.
The report Of The teachers Of the Flrst, seoons
Ana rhird Districts were read BY the seerss.Ty,
Total number Of pupils In
the SssElnnips Of tie month, 7os 50 S!e
NanS.r ooTPOfs lily Panl,i:i . t. 10 %
Ayerage attendance. ......... $50 ESQ sbS
Number Of vlslts OF parents. Gs !
MT. Rheel, from the Committee on Rules And
heBulaIi0ns, recommended the adoption OF the
dInt welieu, Of toe Chicago schools. Adopted.
discussion arose concerning the dAtinction be-
wen snspsn,ion and dismissal, when Mr. Wight
!, n,olrsd, Thatthe Committee on Rules and drestl-
aons os requested to present to the Board, atlta
neM meeting, distinct statement OF the views OF
he Board in reference to the duties OF trustees and
teschera on the subject OF suspension OF pupils
and OF merits and dement's, Adopted.
Mr.. Wight, hom tho Commlttee on Vocal ausie,
reported thAt negotiations have been entered into
ior the purchase OF pianos for the schools, and
economical arrangements made.
Mr.. Rhees, FROM the special committee TO make
Preparations for public school table at the Patent
circular was prepared, aud distributed on the
l2th 70 AL the teaohers requesting their eo-opera-
tion In the enterprise. On the 18th meeting was
president, Mr. Rhees treasurer, and Missss Allen,
Hoover, R'dmond and Walker, Of the nrst dis.
@ ssoSa sas sSSRi and &,S.s1 DSsl
I: Davis and Williams OF the third district, and
Miss III a. Lee, Mrs. hmidon, Miss J. Lee and
the executive committee. Tho scholars had hut
one week for preparation. Mrs. Myers, Misses 4.
esf Fucker sna ASs + Ss1sr,s n sfs.s r. NsUr, sGS
mendation for the active part they took. The
Ssna.S & SToTh, 20 int as proceeds Of slss which were
OF S2slo each night. Besides this, eIsl2i were
collected from the scholars OF the various schools
The grea1test amount given By any one school
The expenditures were a. follows
rsd M 70 sslsw: SIa;esj PhilP solomons, sts.,oi
sIl1 50
candy, Tor sale, Is So
Paid 10 snltnsld, for cake e................ IS %
' MeGill, for printing eireulArs..... 1 80
" for hauling and suudrieE.............. 20
siss %
sUAMARI.
iOth 1851 60
Net profit ssst 70
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BY W. L: WALL & co,


ID AUCTIONEERS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
by virtue Of the order and decree OF the supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia, bearing date on
tho 5th day Of April, 1904, the under siEned Com.
miBsOners will offer for sale At Public AUCTION on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF April, A. ID. 1884,, at
o'clock D. In., In front OF the premises the south
paTs Of Lot numbered Seventeen, (I1,) in SquAre
Numbered One Hundred and Ninety-siN (iesl OF the
plan OF the city OF wsBhinstoni beginning for the
same at the southeast corner OF sAld Lot, and
ming thence west eighty feetj thence north twenty
(7O) feet thence west (l0l feet to the line Of an
alley In the rear OF said Lots theuce north with
the line Of said alley FIVE l5) feet ak (e inehes
thence east ono hundred and twenty (i20l feet and
thence south with tho line Of Fifteenth street west
trtyOne (s) feet six 0 inches 10 tho place OF be-
ginning; with the improvements thereon, consist
log of 4 two.Btory franc house.
This property IL situated on Fifteenth street
west, between N and N streets north,
Terms: One-thlrd cash the residue In Install
mentH of six and twelve months; the purchaser
giving his bonds pay able 10 tho respective parties
entitled and bearing interest from the day OF sale.
Title deed TO be retained until the whole OF the
purchase money 10 paid.
MI conveysnCing At tho cost Of the purchases.
JOHN VAN RiswICK,
CHARLES WILSON,
GEORGE T. MCGLuE,
GEORGE l.. sHERIFF,
VIM. J. MURTAGH,
CommihhionerH,
NpO-saw&da W, L. WALL s. CO., Auops,
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n J. F | c l 4 L {.

WAN DErHNTMLNr,I
kiIUrAST GESERAL'S uFfIrE.
WARRINGTON, March II, 1861. }
All applications for lesvoI Of absrnec or per-
mission TO visit Washington must hs addressed to
Major General Halleek, Chief Of stan, and must
specify the business for which the officer desires
tho permission. TelegranE addresse direct to the
Secretary of War on this subject win receive no
attention.
by order at the Secretary of War.
4. D. TOWNSEND,
naI-u Assistant Adiutsnt General.
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SENTENCED TO FORT DELAWARE. .Nlr. j. W.
Boucher, Georgetown, has been tried By the mill.
tarJ commission upon the charge of "viol Ntng the
laws OF war by assisting persons 10 cross lnto the
sueny'a llHeI' and EentPdced to be eCnOntd In
Fort Delaware for tho term of Cnc year.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO RrLT.--Jas. Finn,
= soldier, was arrested yesterday by PatTolomAn
Thomas, OF TIL Third precinct, upon the charge OF
committing an assault with intent to kill upon Ira
Oreye, and wRR committed 10 jail for court ~ Just
ice ReAVCr
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! NARIETIES I

NJ AKIJTIF0 VAHIDIITS
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
tFTOuTing PNRn'A avenue and Ninth Stec..t
l-hluUllN q
Fiizsimmoas St.ge hiAnaeer and Advertiser
TEE GREAT MUSIC HALL OF THE NETROPO-
LIS, nreBnpting the FlRST-CLASS STARS,
4 MAMMOTH PERFORMANCE NIGHTLY,
The young d.n-cube, MisE LOuiBA Whlby, Mile
Tina Wlndeil. The d.shiuy lady dNnBeuEC, Mi-s
Augusta Walby. The young American vocalist,
Mia, Fannie Gilmore. The great RsTrl PautO-
mmigt OF the age, Hernandez Foster. The popular
young actress OF the day, Eiss Maggie ftiel. Also
Tho following Lady Dsncsrs: Mas Fannie May,
Miss Maggie Vernon, Miss Kitty Lee, Misa Annie
Fillmore. The Ethiopian a0nRrchH, Frank kerns
and Jsmes Thompson. The popular performer, Mr..
George r. Sheldon. The pCOple'a thvnTiteai Mr,
Francis, HIr. Charles Mcclure. The Infant Jim
Grow SOd the star Company. Ihe Magical Rsvcl
PantUmlmc, Full OF Tricks, Changer, Magical
TrsnbformstlOns, and MAGIC TRVMPETi OR,
THE MERRY CLOWN; The FrcAks Of Harlequin
and the Fairy COlumbins, WEDEESDAI AFTER
NOON PERFORMANCE. Apls
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AnIIseInents.

RoRD's NKw THEATRE.--BeReN GJ John
McCuIiouoh--A most attractive bill ia offered for
this evening, consisting Of ArnOlds good old COM
edy OF "NRn and Wife; or, More secrets Than
One recitation Of LsveI's poem, ShsmuE
o'DFien," by Mr. J. Mccullough, and solo on the
9s ny WI5 PhH. MasT d@e aS6 aHTtS
Besks, and the entire company, appear In tho com.
edy. Mr.. Forrest performs his great original
character Of Feb o, Ia the " Broker Of GCgVta,'
tomorrow evening.
CANTRRBURr Music HALL.--Wo know of no
place OF Amusement IN America whoEo weekly,
monthly, and yearly receipts can compare with the
Canterbury. There have been = great many at
trAetiys and drawing pleceS produced during Mr..
slnn's management, but nono equal 10 the great
pantomime OF "Tt Housc that Jscl Duiit which
Tor the past week has literally cramlned this hall
to almost Funocation, there not being rtAndug
room after half past o'clock John MulligSn AZ.
pears every night this week. Remember that
tT The House that Jack Built ~ IL played neat SAT-
urdAy afternoon, st the matinee.
CRowDs-CRoWDs-CRowps-NgA dter
niyLt-At the Varieties to sec the pantomlme OF
| the Magic Trumpet; Or, The Merry Clown" and
the stars in the Music Hall show. Ibis lWednes-
dAy) afternoon, ladies' and clerks lcyee, being the
| occasion of brilliant performance Fannie Gil
more, Lima WindSl, Maggie Friel and Augusta
| WAlby, four OF the best performers In the Music
Hall profession, with the stsr company, Remcm-
| Der the Varieties this afternoon snd night.
------l---.-------.
WHTrEHURsr's q ALLIKY, 434 Pennsylvania
AvEaus.-Thls celebrated establishment has just
teen elegantly Tedtted aud furnished. Has one of
the largest collections OF Photographic negatives
| In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand
| embracing nkeneBBoB OF distinguished persons
both civil and military. LikenoSscs OF many OF
| these fallen In battle can ho obtained here. For
superior work, WhitChurst OutstTppiAg his COM
| petitOrs, received medal st the Worlda Fair
London. Particular attention is called TO hll new
imperial Photographs, alec NiEnrtts now much
ought after. hoHI1-u
ANY one having occasion 10 visit private
medical institution are advised to cal on DR..
Vellny.
| A large and successful practice here and else.
where enables him to guaranty aperfeot cure In all
cases.
All visits aud communications strictly private
and confidential, Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. tchl-tt
TuH only place where you Csp PUrcEeFH ht4 d
Rub6e goods Of all Kinds st iiGRO5CTt,s ITirts,
At X. 4, HALLS India Rubber MHFehoIse, r'G
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth
streets. Also all kinds OF Rubber goods heauii'
ully repaired At short notice. mar ls--H
NEW YORK bTYLRs.-- Geat.cmGPS OlVAlHg =
he,o cHd Fashionable "A large assortment for DFeSl
and business wear. Tho English Sack and WalI
ing Coats excel In beauty grade Rnl hnlEi any
thing over offered In this city
WALL, STIPHEst h CO..
OSs--tf s2l Pa. Av., bet. Ninth Snd reath StE.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

BHEF CoSrRACT.-Mr. John Hoover, of this
city, received tho contract, st IL O.lO cents per
pound, for supplying the Washington Navy De.
ending June so, 1861. There were but two hids
IN kdc,
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pIANe.FORTE FOR SALE.
TOUsEs FOR SALE.

< corner Lot, lSO feet front "a Pa. av., contain
Ing 80 500 square feet o! ground improved By stores
ofAces and residenoes B one of the best locations
for q aTst-ClsBB hotel In Warrington. The whole
OF this excellent property can be purchased for
Si26,0O0-S25, 900 caEh, balance on long time.
4 moo Brick Residence on st., opposite
franklin Square, - rooms, 2s hy l39 feet
10 50 foot paved alley, stable and carriage
hOuEc aAVi"'a
Desirable BiOh on 18th at, neag Pa. aY, 20
hy 100 10 rooms, oiON
Brick Residence on st., % by ls1, 10 rooms,
good stalle. eihuo
4 substantial brick, on u IT. bet. I'd and I'd
Is by 100 rooms .'',,.','' .''s'..''''.',' AVN
4 Lnug little Brick House, on l. Lt.I 10 by lOO
rOOns...,......- 's.,',s''.''.''' sie'4
Frame Dwelling, 10 rooms, and iOroOJ ieet oil
'sss.'''''s,, .''.s,'' 'i''I
neat Frame House, on nth st, l2 by 100,
rOOme. li"lu
One on 9Th 1t, bot. n and U ats, y by 1875, 9
rooms, lItSN
Two Frames on n st. bet 4th and 9th StGr 10
by l3O, rooms, i,luI
Building LoH In all parts OF the city.
4 number Of desirable Farms for sale.
MITCHELL & SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
m9f-ti Southeast cor. Pa. sv. and 18th ~
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

UEIOE I.GAGUs.-The regular weekly meet
ing oosurs this evening, when tho Hon. f. T..
Woodbridge, Hf Vermont, and Dr. DOaLe, Of New
York, arc announced 20 speak. In view OF the ez-
citing scenes that occurred The past week, large
and enthusiastic meeting may he expected
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WANTS..
: 600 HORSES WANTED

WhR DEPARTMENT, CAvALRY BUREAU,l
OFFICE or CHEF QUARTERAtAsTER, ;
WAsHIS0ToH, D. G., April II, 1904
uav hundred and tity.nvc (sl66) dollars per
head win be paid for ali
CAVALRY HORSES
dalivCTtl within the next nitcnn I5l GAya ~ tho
Govern Uenl stables at GicthOTO', d. {,
Said horses 10 he sound In all phrtioulHrs, not
leES than five (5D nor more than nina (p) years Oli
frsm llA To l6 hands high; full fTBhCd, eohpactlT
built, hrid.o wise sAL nfIte suincicHt ior cavalry
purposes.
IhsIe sgsc.fcriion3 vi! be shiCtiy cGLt.' 10 Sai
rigidiy EjOrcsH in sprry pdri 1gGr.
Payment In ade on delivery OF ten ,lUJ and oSer.
Hours Uf inEpcctiOn, . =. III. 80 0 y. N,
JAMES A. ER!S,
Lieut.. Col. sud Ckief QuArtHTmastUr,
.pI!-I5t Cavalry Bureau.
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nOO ARTILLERY HORSES
l.tVNJ WANTED At ONCE.

OErICE oy CIIEF QUARTERdAsTER,J
DEPOT OF ~AsnIEGToH, )
HA,nIEOrCE, D. C., April II, 1884,
lUTO HORSES, suitable for 1rtlllGry seryicd, wiii
10 purchased st thIg depot By the undersigned, IN
open market, from date until May II, 1884 In lots
OF ono to atty, at one hundred aud tixty-Gvs dol
lars sI85) per auimSii sAch Rninal TO be subjected
10 the usual Government inspection before being
accepted,
Horses 70 lo delivered to, and inspected by, Cap
tain {. H. Tompkins, 4. Y. NJ, L. 8. A., corner
Twenty second aul G streets, Warrington, ,. /
ID. r. RUCKER,
BrISsIer GrHeTAl Nnd Chief QusrteTInAster,
ApiI-STt Depot OF Washington.
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Which has been paid to Mrs. L >. ChIttendsu,
Treasurer Of the Fair.
The report was adopted.
Mr.. Miller, from the Committee on Text BookI,
reported rules Aud regulations for the government
Of the library, and offered resolution that the
educational books OF Henry barnard, LID, be
bought at 800. as A basis OF the library.
On motion Of Mr.. Holmead, the report was Ae-
eepted, and the resolution adopted.
Mr.. Wilson moved that the Committee on Sup.
plies bo directed to see that the In which the
Board InoAts IL better furnished, and that be ter
accommodations lie furnished to the reporters OF
The bills Of Mfr. Baliantyne, for s2U7s6 for sta.
honery, and OF J. II. Robinson for clocks, were
pre- ented and approved.
correspond with different publishers, requesting
1spiss Of their puhiicatiorS for the use of the
Mr.. Wilson moved that the Mayor request tie
Councils to make an appropriation Of t6ol for the
purpose Of purchasing medals for distribution TO
pubic tohool bcholara at the coming annual exam
Mr.. Wilson offered the following resolutions
school building in the Third school district Witch
Is now nearly completed, should have distinctive
name.
I'd. That in acknowledgment OF the deep interest
ln public schools ever manifested by his honor, he
Mayor, and especially In his earnest effortS In
SS Seon VIVA ssS sTeS1oa 81. 81 'Ss ~
sd. That committee Of four he appointed by the
ehair 10 present copy OF thse resolutions TO th'
Mayor and to request perm miBsion TO use his nAmt
for the pnrpnse Indicated above.
Unanimously adopted.
MGAsrs. Wilson, Rheel, Davis and Ellis weIe Ap
polnteh on the committee.
Mr. RheeG moved that the election of teasherI bt
held at the regular meeting in July. Adopted.
Mr. Miller offered resolution that Mr.. FnySon
Of the hrm OF Payson, Duncan and SeribneT, h
permitted TO give course Of gratuitou. le0turSI
IN the Grammar and IntOrmA data schools.
Mr.. HOlmead nominated Miss Emma NanhoFn al
teacher Of Primary No. I, Fourth district to dat
from Feb. lat, Elected.
Mr.. Rhees presented the bill Of hr. Everheld, 70
black board, seO70 Approved.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
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Npla!l
WAN DEFNRI.TIHrii
- fLkI

A hNi'N ~ ANNiI VIZ AN'iAf
WAN DEsNRIaIHr,i
WAsHINaroR, April i", L-bi-
Thu following contracts have been awarded iVr
Horse Equipments, under tlo rroPcraIa lesFlNed
undoI call OF siS CFtisemcnt OF Febru1:J -, 1861.
for :sUOO tsil--fhe bids under whtC' were opened
Aptil >, 1884: -
Stirring / 90, 81 Louis, i,Ooo -v:a, Il '!''l '-''.
Louis ATscntl. $500, -.
Stirling Co, SH'-JuUis 900 Sc'H, ~ S2'2s ST.
Louis Arsenal. ~ IL.
stirling 4 Co., St Louis, 900 acts, Nt SEIe'
LOuIB Arsenal ,
Stirling X Co, 81. Louis, l,Uyu Ec'', $! H-h''3-
Cincinnati Department.
Stirling S Co, ST. Louis, ,Hp sets, q fHh.S--
Cincinnati Department.
George PetGrB, Newark, 2OUO hrt1, s. NSo'W'--
FrRnkiord ArsPnAl.
George rCters, Newark, 900 .eif. - H'l l.tu--
Allegheny Arsenal.
George Peters, NcwNk, iOol ac'', - H'''7|-
New York Arsenal.
George Peters, Newark, LOU tvI". At SEs - 80
Nav YORK ArsOnAl.
George Peters, Newark, i,OF sU'', . sShss -
New York Arsenal.
c. S. Storms, New York, 5,UOu tgtf, 81 t49sv-
New York Arsenal.
J. Cummings Springfield, 600 aGti, - s'"'so -
New York ATrenAl.
Lacy, Meeker h Co., New York, 1000 tt'F, .,
GEO. u. RAMSAY,
NpiI-u Brig, Gen, Chief OF Ordnance
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NOTICE. BOOKS OF SUBSCRIP.
IN TION to the Capital Stock OF tho Union GAG
Light Company OF the District OF Columbia, will
be open at tho National Hotel, In this city, on
ThuFIdAy, Friday and saturday, the IAth, 10th ans
18th instant, from O'Clock a. nj. 10 O'Clock p, m.
WAGlIssrOS, D, G.. April 18th, 1864, apl3.9t
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nEAFNEss, CATARRH, AND DIE.
Eases or THE EAR. THROAT AND
AIR PASSAGES.
DIR. LIGHTEILL,

Prom 81 St. Marks Place, New York, author oI
"A Popular Treatise on DEAFNESS" "Lcttorr
ON CATARRH," 10 now In
WASHINGTON,
And can be consulted At the
RDBITT HOUSE
for ONE WEEK, until
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL is,
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and all the various disease. OF the
BAR, ,
THROAT
AHB
AIN PASSAGES.