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BY the PresldenC.
Jos. q. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO ACTUAL BONA -FIDE SETTLERS
PRE-EMPTORS.

In the third section of tn . act OF Congress, ap-
proved 2lst of February, 1853 Statutes. volume IL,
page $50, opening to sale the Winnesaxn R.serva
ton II Is sti lated that before any person shall
be entitled TO enter any portion of the said lands.
by pre- emptiop 9th -rWise, previous to their
exposure to sale to the highest bidder at public
outcry. he snail become an actual bona Ode
regulations now provided by law in ease. nf pre-
emptiop. aId shall pay, within the term Of one
year from TIE date of the settlement, the full
appraised value of the lands and the improvements
Now in order that all such bona fde. actual
settlements may be secured to the several pre-.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that they mus aOme forward and file their affiaa-
Wits, designating che particular tracts on which
they may he actually settled, giving the date of
such actual settlement and. before the expiration
of one year from such date the several presumption
claims must be established before the Register aud
Receiver, according to the requirements of the
pre-emption laws. and flu u payment made thereon.
according to the full aft xed, appraised value of
the lands and improvements thereon.
LIST. In all such cases where the year may not
elapse before the commencement OF the public
sale, such bona fide actual settlements may and
are hereby ordered to be excluded from the pub Bile
I'd. In all pre- -emption cases in which the year
lie sale the par ties must establish and pay
their claims otherwise all tracts in this class will
be offered to the highest hi 1der under the fOrego
ing proclamation. vet with the stipui alton that at
such public sale the price must not he for less
nun '""'1 ''' '"' JOS. WILSON,
an 30-1awl3w Acting Commissioner
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THE EVENING ~ Al
Hints for the Day.

BUl TER-fut down well fer winter and
marses, tsk. great care, in order I'D realize
high prices
Cattle Keep them comfortable and well
led. euy hseNes for listening ii the marset
t"vors. Give cows milk and butter ,iormin
food, 10 make the most butter possible, Ior
Inter viii he high.
fisrkkns of. Ell afford the best source OF water
fer the stock in winter II possible have them
und-rereunG and at an elevation above the
stable floor. Cement c'sterDs, maze ov pfas.
tsrng rrectiy 81 harh earth, are excellent
Fees If gs cannot he marked fresh and
we'll mack thru for winter food dippiss the
frssh eegs in melted raiio " and pa, .k,ne tnem
in cry cher or sawdust the ends up, and in
bcrsso that they may be inverted occasion
ally. --.~
0RAss-Do not cut the aftermath whore
land has suffered from drouth Bare spoas
may be MANFRED scarifipd with q harrow,
o"ts VIII protect the grass, form q mulch Tor
f'apo die in the winter. The earlier grass
IaEd rs Bapurfd in the fail, the better II WorKs
an OFF he roots. .e.
PouLTRY nav he allowed considerable lib
Prty Vt they viii not dsmage Vineyards iona.
ma'ces. &C. The, destroy many lnsece be
Tin 20 fed egularly with some gram 70 iatten
tor market.
sw,.x F,ed with regularity SO that they
Ill ent every hing clran. Give young or store
rigs the rar,e of the orchard. Keep hogs
r,,,n aid TO tstten rapidly they should not oa
slow. d 10 roam rurh OF squeal for the food.
Wttps burn all that have gone to seed,
End scd the rrst TO n compost heap, qnickened
with lime, horse dung, castor pomace or the
IKE
DRYING FRUIT.-Tbe crop will generally be
fair iur not large and properly dried fruit
VIII brIns fair price. The more rapid the.
crsine. the whittier will be the product and
The fetteI he price.
SEEps-CeHsct seeds of trees as fast as they
ripen Mot varieties keep best In sand or
SANDY earth
MANURE.-Large additions may now b.
mace 10 he Omrost heap. Throw there all
the refutT vegetable matter, with occasional
lCau Of mab1re.
BLACKBERRIRs-After the fruit is gathered,
cutcut the Gid canes Allow two, OF at the
NEST three canes o grow out for next season.
These should have been stopped when ahoIt
Fix feet high. Remove ell other shoots, unless
Ieedt for ne " plan atCns.-Dollar Newspaper
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.

'' Q'a'"'%sHs S:b R G e Es'fs ISL;
un o Of a. a.
m for the delivery at this depot of Lumber of
the following amounts, kinds, and descriptions.
$4,000 feet "A or l-inch White Pine common
59,co6 feet 6 4 or ra-inch White Pine common
l59,Ut0 feet ga or Pinch White Pine common oul
10000 feet A or l-inch tongued and grooved
2t,ooo feet s14 Hemlock scantling, p feet long.
hsm"ak s sesnssins feet
50,G0fset 8 IA Hemlock scantling, IS feet LONG
amosk sis IL s. e set
% o0o feet x hemIeck Joist. i feet long
Hsmesk j 5S i fee. S sPE
5000 feet K Hem lock Joist, "a feet long.
2 &C., FEET fee. Hsmoss ?oss i fsst iSnE
zS'W ieet x Hemlock Joist, IS feet long
set mIoek je e Feet Feet long, long,
25,oco feet sand 70 HemIock Joist, Is feet long
5000 feet 5 and 10 Hemiock DIST, q feet long
l,5",DOc No ls-inch sawed White Pine shin
10000 best quality .awed Cedar Shingles.
$50 ,G'0 PlasterinE Laths.
Samples of ehingles and Laths proposed fox will
Bids w,li be received separately for each kind
amount adv,rtised for ''
able lumber SUBJECT to the Of ilspec
tor appointed on the part OF the Government.
All OF the !uT Der contracted Tor TO De 0ollVor61
within thirty g, days from date of contract.
Proposals from disoya parties will not be con-
sidered, and oath of allegiance to the United
states Government must accompany each proHo-
stion
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract
should it be awarded bim, must be guaranteed by
two resp nsible persons, whose signatures are to
be appended to thu guaranty.
The full name and post obi ce address OF each bid
der must be legibly written in the proposal.
B nds in q sum equal to halfGf the amount OF the
contract 81 sDed by the contractor and both of his
euarantors will be required of the successful bid
der pou signing the contract.
The right to reject any all bids that may be
deemed toe high is reserved by the Depot Quar-
master.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed on the en-
We ope. Proposals for Lumber :. and addressed to
the und ersigned D. H RUCKEH,
Brigsdier General and Chief Quarter master,
oc IT'D DEPOT of Washington.
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PROPOSALS.
RoPOSAL Fer H0kA GI.
0HinH 06ARfBRxASrnaB OSPIug.
WASHIlaIoN lRHof nan 4 lA6S

n, y,
Sealed Proposals are nvited BY the undsrsisned
vi sses ss.sss
sh SIS pl;Sss, With BAY Germ, 2sss sna stra. ~
ss and 81 ss ?.
and upwards
sstss :. aos ssss II. max. asi,sriss Hs
s -Ssn : E s.
nenced, and when TO be completed.
The price must be written ont In words On the
e % y like Of ssss
sa;ss: 70 The ss'oS re hay and
The particular kind q description Il oats, corn,
sas ans. bid. herein in
Vii 1i1ss Jim:
s The ao!ssnnsnt may rsaair. and payment Nm 8
n.ds .hsn The .h9ls amout sopfraes"d foE shala
The siaasE WIN be required .I ss s:oe%s:sy hi.
shsy @ithis ten DAYS
contract for the .sme, With good and sutaeisns
ses 70 Il
o ss as ;sd !. ss.:
n col oder q .ais bidder and the next rsspen
nay be swrdsd
&. Of sSs 81 B.. 3:
Tass sss other
q AZ Bidder. viI s. 4al, aoinsa OF the ACCEPT
II III .a bidder
must be lexiby .Eitten in tas RrS2 2?s d.
PC. and s & be plainly marked PROPOSALS
ssu. t. :ss ass ss ct
Blsl forms Of bids EusTsntessh and bonds may
he obtained upon application =. TINS o"es'
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
tTown. County and State State
and aa
10 S
for forase, dated Washington Depot. Dec. 8. 1879,
the e. .5te1ef viz. .,
bushels Of Oats. In sacks. as-p per bushsl o,
- tons Of Baled Hay. At - per ton of s'oo
tons Of Baled Straw. At - per ton OF 1000
-, ls2, and to be completed On or bsfore the
day Of lss-, and pledge myself n;,na ts st enter
With good and approved securities, within the
space Of ten days after being notifsd that my bid
Brig adler General D. h. RuokIl.
Washington D. q,
GUARANTY.
We, the undersi gned, residents OF -, In tne
County Of, and State Of. hereby, Jointly
and severally, covenant with the United states,
and guarantee in case the foregoing bid OF -
Be accepted, that he OF they win. xithin ten days
tract for the sam. With good and sufficient sure
ties, in . equal to the amount OF the contract
to furnish the forage proposed in conformity &c
the terms Of aayerti sement dated December g. 1855
under which the bid was made, and In case tAs
said - shall fail to enter into . contract ~
Aforesaid, We guarantee to make good the diner.
ence between the offer by said -- and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands and seals this "7.day OF
-. K6-. fSSostt4
7 bsrsbv certify that, to the best Of my knowi
edge and belief, tho above named kusr.ntor. or.
Which they offer to be
TO be certified b. the United States District At
torney Collector Of Customs, or any other offcef
under the United States Go yernment. or rsspon-
'ADi' W. D. 81. RUCKlR,
dec eft Brigadier General and @. n.
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NEW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE,
No 1873 Baltimore Street.

BETWEEN CAL VERT AND OOTH SITS
+ HENkELMAN in addition to the MER
CHANT TAILORING BUSINESS, has this day
opened for RetSil a larg. assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC wOOLENS,
such a. BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS
BEAVER hNDCHINCHILLA 0VERc0ATINGS
PLAIN ANDPANCY CaSsIMERES AND COAT
lNGS,
For hES AND Boys WEAR
Also, q select assortment of goods for LADIES
CLOAkING s. to which lac would invite the stten-
tiOn of those max ing pu rchaEes.
Having unusual facilities and a long experience
he feels confident of being able To meet the wants
Of .he present times
Terms will be Cash and one Price onl
sppA-lmt
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS LILLE BENNETT has tha honor to in
lV1 form he pubic that she Is prepared to give
insrructionsin usic. at her reside &c. No. 5S9 Il
ST bet 9th and 7th sts., and respectfully solicit
their patronage.
she respect iully offers the following references
Prot j d Daniel, Hon Rich'd Wsllsch Mayor,
{rsnck 7 ylor; Esq, DR.. Alex. McDop aid Davis
John r coyle, ESQ.
WAsBINGTON, D. O., 1864 sep Ia colin
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.-The 6f-
j tenth annual session of this institution will
cepm-I CT on the 5th of septe Der. 1864. Oircu
lars obtained at the Academy, corner l4th stree:
and New York avenue. au Is colin
pKOOKVIiLE ACADEMY.
for q weeks, $40. Circulars at Star Office ad-
dress X. X. Blu RNS, Principal,
au ee2m> Broekville. Montgomery CO. Md
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- Some boys were playing marbles in Fifth
street inciunati, fre other day. wh-n gentle
II u sreppt Oh marble. and slipped against
lady, VINO fell on hog, viii IN fell be- ws.u
q Usns less, no. falling. clutched kite
stTiug, bringing DOWN the kite before span of
ho1sss y bo toOs fright and ran down an alley,
alaI ming man in carpenters shop, so that
lie cropped n match with " hich he was tight
ing a cigar, Among pile Of shavings, which
lgntted, ire d the store caused An alarm Of fire,
and brousb out engine, which ran over
fireman, b r skiing his arm.
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rH1z1 oUARrERMAsT1Rs OFFICE. }

" DEPol7 OF WAsHIaa1oH,3
WasAsasson, ID. G.. January Z. 1854. !
AL dealers in Drugs. Hard ware, Lumbe> Leather.
ONCE Furniture, Harness and Saddlery, are re-
week. asealed ropoaaI list, n dxp!seats, of the
Articles ey prepared to to this Depot 81
aeuFss. 90 t in the exi<encies Of the servios
require y. the article or articles CAP b oht&inet
without delay and 1T the lowest price
Deale1 Wishing to sell to ths Depot VIII Be re-
auired 70 furnish the List punetnAlly every Monday
noeIrine D. d FUCKER,
Eisadsss General and 0hietS S:r t,r
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- BALTinnnE

LOCK- HOSPITAL,
OFFICE No; s0sTh fRkbEkloK sTRlIfJ
Hs. disco, ered the m. c.ttsin. spesds. ana
bisFAsE: ~ IMPRThss9.
Persons sPsn ss. b, Ias.n,
inrnsa'x,oi,
CURE wAaRAWrKi OK NO UHARss
IN FROM pvF ri TEDDAYS
..w-..ne-. Q. the s.e, ie,vs!set.t, DISCHARGES.
Imp"teney .Gsrsrai asn'hty. Nervousness, Dye
g..y.l L.n<nyt Low sp..'- Gyg,f9s'o@ Of tds.s,
nrnrss nfsisnt or Iidlin.ss Disease stths Head,
TIaro.', Nose. or ssin Af,e',"ns ~ q. LIVER,
ssss.1 ana solitary pras.irs. nors 'ss.i 70 thsis
iy.ns sisS,in. k .i Il S,oi' sPiiiisna h"ss. a.
ssn1tiesnstinns. -sna.-'nr -ns--'ase. se. fmposf
~, .so hay. n-e.oi- .hs r,ct ms ct eelf-
MANS Ne. Ts o. n. .od S.ss
hs ma: :: .G' e: as; mn II
TAKE PAR14CELaR Nor,os
aese are some 81 .hs SAL aud nasnche, shssts
81 IT, aaek ..d u tSs th Dnsss
rss q Il. ,."g
IN f.. g. MIND
much TO b drsa9ed-L"ss Of Memory, ooafo.is.
& .ssss R En- tSs: % ss
~ MARRIAGE
marriage. aware Of ph,sss' weakness, 8rssn's
Debility, Wasting Of the Organs. hef"rmi'ies &o.-
sn9nia sppiy nam sn,stsp ~.
~ P'scS,s 1u-ss,i an"I -. h vi VI. -
NAV rehg,ous'y e"nsde m MS nen1f a. gen
Ph vs;c;sn en-" o'nnaeh1'' "'
,v,, w.s. ..,r,,cv ,xn,u,
oAHA"i' NM To MXRRiIHSi =" A
ness ~ iSe nr.ns Il ns,s rsS me al, ,isa,
restored; Thonssn nd. Of the most nervous. dehii-
tated and impotent Who hsr lost Az .nps. hsvs
been immediately relieved
Disqu alihcstions. Lose Of pr"creatiys Power, Ner
EIhaHstien Of the most fearful kind. speedily
cured.
Pm j0hs sos
. Ae1oss VI ths ncSsl CoHsse OF surseons, Lon
isxs. sbs United states and TIE .fsstaf psts g
Snoss NE ma o-sn sRvnt " the h1soitas OF Lon,
some q the @ass cure. that .srs s1ss
.sd W. many sr1unra ta sns 70 .se nnsS
% SIZE s.aenned :o"sfi,n-. w'e 'ersneemsas
., yDTNc WV
th..I ..,.s
indnissd in when anne-s habit trsa9sntly IssrnsS
trSin es 2Gmp1ni4 fs1, .eho"' me 0a 3
"n, c ,nr ars nnda, Ell rsso ienss;hIs an
NOT nnrea feaasrs marr,sx. ,mpps"n,e' sns AZ
stsYs '''n n'n' s'' NOT ''''" N0'' S''
VIA, . n,tv,h.t suo. nan. tne ao,. n, ais
country and iarlink OF his parents s6oold DO
Ii fe nv the conseou.gce .lf Savatou from the path
sues perss aDs npst' befnrs coptenpI.tns
~ " M1HRisGF
1s. a S
s the
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RoPos ALs FOR FLOUR.

Office Dspot Conn,issary Of Subsissncs,(
WdShingtOn, ID. C. October q. 1864. {
Sealed Proposals., du pIicate. invited until
November I, at L. O'Clock M, for furnishing the
Snh sistence Department with
TIVE THOUSAND 2 ,O0O) BARRELS OF FLOUR,
The proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot Nos. and 8, and bids vii! be enter tanned
for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on
separ ate sheets of paper.
The delivery Of the Flour to commence within
FIVE days from the opening of the bids, aud in such
quantities, daily az the Government may direct;
delivered at the Government ware house in George
town, at the wharves or railroad depot in Wash
ington, D. G.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be COM
plet.. within twenty days from the opening of the
Paymer wilt be made in certificates OF indebt-
edness. or such other funds as the Government
may have for d. bursement
The usual Government inspection will be made
Just before the Flour is received, and none will he
fro IN wheat ground in the vici unity where manu-
factur.d, unless of a very superior quality.
The Flour to be delivered in new oak barrels,
head lined.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid OF
each bidder who has not the oath on file in this
Office and no bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to csmply with their
bids, or from bidders not present to respond.
Governme Mt reserves the right to reject any bid
for any Bids to be addressed to the under
signed, at No. 223 G street, endorsed, Proposals
for Flour. s. Q. GREENE,
oc "A I'd Captain and c.. VS..
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PROPOSALS.
RoPOs ALs FOR LOAN.
TREASURY pAarxsxf July q.

TREASURY DsPA n MIMI July ., 1854.
Notice 10 hereby given that subscriptions ~ill
be received by the Treasurer OF tn United States
the ssseraI Assistant Trsasursrs aud DESIGNATED
Repositories An BY the National Banks designated
nd qualified "a Depositaries and Financial Agents
or Treasury Notes payable three years from
August Is. 1854. bearing interest at the rate 81
seven and three. tenths per cent. per snnum, with
semi annua, coupons attached. parable in lawful
nseusY. . - ..
These notes win be convertible At the option OF
the holder at maturity into six per cent. gold
bearing bonds. redeemahle after ave and payable
twenty years from Anguish Is. 1867.
The Notes viii be issued in the denomination o
afty. ore hundred. Eve hundred, one thousand An
Eve thousand dollars and will be issued in blank.
or PAYABLE to order, be directed By the sub
scribefs.
All ssb.cription mast be for fifty dollars, or
some multiple 81 &fty dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all depos
ties The psfty depositins must endorse upon the
o1isinal certificate the demo minstion OF notes
CURED and whether they to be issued in blank
or payable to order. When so endorsed 1t must be
left With the officer receiving the deposit. to be
forwarded to this Department
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free
characterization charges az after the receipd
Of the original csrticat es Of Deposit as they can
be prepared.
Interest will be allowed to August Is on all
deposits made prior to that date, and viii be paid
by the Department upon receipt OF the original
certificates.
As the notes draw interest from August Is, per
sons making deposits subsequent to that date
must pay the interest accrued from date OF note to
date Of deposit.
Parties depositins twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes st any one time will
be allowed commission Of one quarter OF one per
sent, which will be paid by this Department upon
the receipt of bill for the amount certified to by
the ehHcer with whom the deposit was made No
deductions for commissions must be made from
he deposits.
OfHcers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorsements are made upon the original
certificates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits are
requested to give to applicants all desired informs
ton, aad afford every facility for making sub
scriptions. W.P. FESSENDEN,
~ 26-tf Secretary of the Treasury.
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IMPORTANT TO SUTLERS
SCTLERS WILL FIND
HI. A. DOWNING & CO.'S
OON u N z 4 D LAN
TO BIZ A MOST VALUABLE ARTIOLl TO
THEIR TRADE,
It sells very rapidly, and IL the most economical
article Of DIST for the ON GERS mess It IL prepared
In one minute, and makes . most delicious Soup or
Ohowder. 1t is highly recommended By Arm
Surgeons. The prodta are larss.
b. A. DOWNING & CO.,
Manufacturers Of Concentrated Food
No. III East 18th st., New York.
For sale By BARBOUR & SEMMES. Sole Agents.
IS Louisians Avenue,
GA9-ly Wsshiu Rtou. D q
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ORPHANS CURT. OCTOBER 9TH, 1864
" d. TACT OF COLUMBIA WAsHISGToS COUNTY,
To Irsi II In tn. case of Thomas Tnornly Admins
trAfor OF CHARLES Drviney, deceased, the Admins
TRAITOR aforesaid has. With the appreciation of the
Orphans Court If Wsship gton County aforesaid.
Appointed Tue day. the TT day of November,
for the ina settlement and distri button of the
sons estate of saif deceased and of the assets in
hand a. faf as the me have been collected and
turne" into money, " hen and where all the credi-
tors spd heirs Of said decreased notified tn At
tend tat IN. Orphans Court of Washington Coun.
~ sio-"sAd. viii tn -ir clai properly vonchsd
the may or harwise by Law he excluded from all
benefit ia said deces-ed's estate provided a copy
OF this order be published Orcs week for three
weeks IN the Evening Star. previous to the said
LIST day Of kovem Der, 1854.
Test: z. c. ROBBINS.
10 sv3w- Register of Wills
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SICRET DIsEAsEsl SECRET DIssAs1s
sam III tt Ms GIFT
SANARITAWS GIFT

SAM TAN's GIFT
SANARIIAWs GIFT
TIN MOST CERTAIN KEMEDs avlR USED
sososawx' aL LS So SKI sioPuxss. q.
o0ns,ns a. T.. as ELL a. =, S1 Ism 10
They are entirely vegetable, having ~ smsIa no.
ANY IN pleasant taste sua viz net in any ,.ay In
in twenty tour hour. prspsrsd By ' sr.d H
OF and IF the
No x1rosuxk, so Trouble. NO oHAsel wBArBvHk.
Ss ..s s'ot en.s sHs; g.
SIAAAiTAN's GIFT.
Sent BY mail IN . plain envelope.
Pric--Male psckasea. - Female IS,
es Fly. s1 stysDl sos4ss! 0o gsors
or VENSREAL OISEAsEs. 90
SAAARiTAN'S ROD5 AND aHRB JUlOr
Ok nv saks !. SGsy
M MAI a,T ROOT ROOT; M HERB yGIol 81
and
Of the "a hs
and not y ysur so:
'e's' that Tor s g s in after
sodT HskS .e
=. a. the
male. ROOF sa AS no HERE RRTSS5i
most happily -dApted IN Ulc.rat.S Ttsrns in
whi,,s,. IL s-:einf ie~e F.lins ,i the Wsmb
D:'' :9s all S: s,:
sAMAKITAN . oRANCRa WASH.
ffice Is cents. Full directions.
DESMOND co. Boz IsI Philadelphia Poss
:, Sold os .. CALVERT FORD. corner ct 18th Ane
Henry eook. Als..nsr,. m.ys-u
Youse s mSS n +, si so,s 49, iS,1,Ia ,t.n,,
a
ssss: .!:sis: = Ss:s
FIJI Ias S : si
'' a' r. Ga Hs'' sE issi o.
VHHtESEMAR- Protected BY Koy.i Letter, pa. ,
sni of Ensl.sd; ana secured by the seals Of the
GSSe as &c Paris and the Impsra
TriesDsr No. is the eIIeetua, fsmeas tor Rsisx-
i Is.
p.ussEu 2 as. Of GSp..ia Cabso; 30 Itissnaf
sy@ptsms thu oSvi.tins s. rs. :e 8,
mercury and ali other deieter,ous Ingredients.
able Lossnxs secured from effects Of climate snd
changes of atmosphere, in tin cases. q IS each, or
saving 50; Divided in separate doses g adminis-
tered b ssipe.r: sailemapds, R.sS sS Hs.
corner 18th street. @1f9-6m.
nAPPlN1ss Oh MieEhl lnA1 40 IhA
"a Of .snRmsRA .1s
MEDICINE,' have determ insd-rsEArdleas OF sx.
pense-to tssu a. free IfOr the beAeht Of sudsrina
humspi oui Of the,E most ns 81 :pS In
fious' Nsrvous Debility Premature Decline, IN.
disestipn Wsatnsss Depression or isnor.S,ss e
iecfures ave been the means of snlighteninS and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-25
THE MOST POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE IL
i SMITH, BROS. i CO.,
40 West Baltimore street Baltimore

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40 West Baltimore street Baltimore.
SMITH. BROS. & CO, Glothers and Merchant
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The Bon Ton Merchant Tailors
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country is SMITH. BROS. & CO,
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40 West Baltimore street.
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