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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
w. Z. Dunlop, of Wilmington, Del, said to
be a defaulting Government contractorJ ar
rested1A New York by order of the Secretary
Of WaSTarrived here this morning in custody
of detective, and was committed to the Old
Capitol. az
~ From Hudson Taylor, ga Pennsylvania
avenue, we have an excellent map Of Rich
mond and surroundings, published by ID. Van
Nostrand, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-21

STATE OF THE THBRMoM1TRR.-AtF Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day ct
O'Clock, SO In the shade; 1l3 in the sun. Z
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TUOOD MOULDINGSl
w : WOOD MOULDINGSi
BE- WOOD M0ULDISGS!
UNITED STATES
WOOD MOULDING MILL,
Nos. "a and 90 South Fifteenth street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Always on hand, large stock of the shove
articles made of the very best material.
Orders filed at the sh rtest notice.
Freight paid to Washin ston, free Of charge.
ESLER BROTHERS,
10 I7.1m Projectors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-21

THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS have
organized by the election Of Mr. p. M. Dubant
as President and E. G. .Ecklof as Secretary.
They will go to Philadelphia today accom-
panied by sc veral members of the City Coun-
ellis to examine the different kinds Of steam
fire apparatus in use in Philadelphia, in order
to select the best for the requirements Of this
city. a.
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UMMER DRESS GOODS

8 UNI Ter DRESS GOODS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
J.J. MAY Il CO.
Will commence on Monday, June 90th, to close out
the balance Of their stock of
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
at very low prices. They have on hand of recent
purchase a large stock Of
PLAID AND EMBROIDERED SILK 'GRENA..
DIMES, WORsTED GRENADINES,
PLAID AND STRIPED TAFFETAS,
PLAID, STRIPED AND EMBROIDERED MO-
ZAMBIQUEs,
PLAIN, PLAID AND STRIPED ALPACA POP
Inns,
PLAIN AND FIGURED BAREGEs
SOLID COLOR TAMARTINES, GRAPE MARETS,
CHALLY DE LAINS, FRENCH CHINTZ, JAG
ONETs.
ORGANIZES, LAWNS, GINGHAMS, &c.
Allof which will be marked ON Monday next %
per cent under former prices.
The above goods are of fresh importation, and
very choice, both in styles ana quality having
been selected expressly for the best city trade.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
SUMMER FABRICS. will be included in the goods
marked down, so will THIN SHAWLS and LACE
POINTS and MANTLES.
Weexpect to have great demand for the above
goods at the reduced prices. Those who intend to
go in" should be quick about it, as We don't in
tend it shall take all summer TO dispose Of them.
j. MAY & CO.,
ri 3Oe Pennsylvania avenue,
jelS-2t between eth and 10th SITS.
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COO REWARD.-Lost in going from the Hop
sDZU Restaurant on 7th street, betwe en- D and E
streets; doEn 7th street to the avenue, 2 roll of
TREASURY MOTIFS. amounting to S95. The find
er will receive the above reward and the thanks of
the loser by leaving it with AMES BELL. Clerk at
the Ladies window, City Post Office. je lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-21

IN PROPOSALS FOR MEAT.
he Undersigned will receive sealed pro posals
plying the Washington Asylum with all the nest
that may be required at the institution for the
ending the ath June, 1865.
Bidders will state the price per pound for fresh
and salt beef for pork, lamb yea! shoulders mid
dlings. hams, and sausages. making separate bids
for the meat required for the of the Intendant
The meats required for the use of the Asylum to
be free from bone.
An meats to be furnished at such times and in
snch quantities as may be required by the Intend
art and. if not in accordance with contract, may
be rejected by him ". G. H. NEWMAN,
JOHN McDEVITT,
VIM SLATER,
Commissioners Washington Asylum.
/ fo 1a I'd fIntelli eeucer
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CTEAMER EMPIRE HAS ARRIVED-Con.
- signees will please attend to the >oonk
ption of their g. DDS at oxcs.. (
This steamer sails for New York -.
Thursday, June q, 1854, at II m.
3 je 2l-2t CO MORGAN & RHINEHART,
n ta.asr.f-9- PIANOS !. 'a"N7FJ
i OUR New Steinway & Sons Pianos. and sew
eral other nakens, have just been received. -
We have also on land one octave II Llet pv%vy
: Davis, for sa7b, and several, that have'"
M.s 1S 4 Hawt;ns GIBINET ORG ANS, Of 1.-THE
Mns;c Store m W. a. MKTZER0TTt
ie 81 ".~fg@ - Corner 18th ST. and Pa: sE.-
NREss M KIN Tsq4T a s
DRESSES CUT and BAsTBD in the most ir'1
ionabls manner, as $50 i. between, 18th ana Hsh
- - 30 kas sbaa1a .EEaa lie 1tlWs a.
stfeeVti n g'!vnpTa EG4 FiFssf' tt.ffA -
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THE MONUMENT FUND.-We hear that per-
sons are collecting money, ostensibly for the
erection of the proposed monument to the vic.
tins of the Arsenal disaster, but who have not
been authorized by the Monument Committee
to collect funds. Circulars will be ready this
afternoon to be sent in behalf of The fund to the
different Departments of the Government, and
also to prominent merchants and citizens, and
meantime, it would be well for citizens to avoid
contributing to irresponsible parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-21

FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Wednesday last, J.
Burger, first. class boy on the gunboat Ana.
costa, was on shore down the river, and the
hammer Of his rifle caught In the brush, by
which 1t went Oft, and the ball entered his
right side, passing through both lungs and out
the left shoulder. He was breught out to his
vessel, where his wound was dressed, but he
died on Friday. ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-21

POLICE REPoRTs.-Second Prectnct.-Francis
Holm, disorderly; 80. Patrick Flari.y, Ellen
Flarity, do; 81 each. Miller Evans, selling
whisky Sunday without license; $50.
Third Precinct.-Fannie Davis, disorderly;
$l-56. Annie Lewis, do; dismissed. Mace
johnson and Mary Barnes, do; S2.44 each.
Fourth Precinct.-Edward Murphy, drunk
do; 81. Bridget Keenan,, do; workhouse. FL
len Kusick. grand larceny; dismissed. Lanls
Bell, disorderly; 50. Ainsford Goodenow,
drunk; Workhouse.
Si1th Precinct-Garrett Maggie, drunk and
disorderly; military. Henry King, do; do.
Joseph Carson, violating corporation ordi.
nance; dismissed. Jane johnson, disorderly;
81. VIM. Butler, de-; 80
Tenth Precinct.-MargaretO o. Brien, disorderly;
IS, and q common drunkard gave bail for good
behavior. S. A. Thayer, cruelty to animals;
50. Matthew McNamara, drunk; dismissed
Mary A. Tilghman, dsorderly; ~. VIM. ].
Pearce, grand larceny; bail for court. Patrick
Jackson, disorderlyi S.. Spencer Bland, do
dismissed Spencer Robinson. do; 30. Samuel
Taylor. larceny; Benjamin Ringold, larceny;
dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-21

NTGRACE CHURCH FAIR AND FESTIVAL,
-u4, At ISLAND HALL,
Cor ner of Virginia Avenue and 9th Street:
The ladies o Grace Church, tRev. Alfred Hol-
mead Rector } will open their Fair for the sale Of
useful and fancy articles. for the benefit of Grace
Church, on MONDAY next June %. A large and
splendid collection of articles will be presented,
suited to the season, and calculated TO secure the
patronage Of the friends of the church and public
generally Season tickets, adults, so cents; chill
dreD. Is cents js 4-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-21

A CONTRACT TAKRN.-In pursuance OF an
ordinance Of the Georgetown Councils, direct
ing the placing OF hose at available points in
the city, to be made useful in case Of fire, q
. contract for furnishing the hose has been
awarded to r. w. Dukehart, of Baltimore, and
this morning the necessary documents were
Baltimore to furnish the quantity OF hose re-
quired-about 500 feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-21

W. FAIR AND FESTIVAL, at Odd Fellows
ll3 Hall for the benefit o the Home for Friend
less Wom en- and Children, Wives, DC, of Wounded
Soldiers lie i5-tf
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OYJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctionssrs.
a n ~ T0Hi q d p iIRI IG SAIE'

~
AND TOOLS AT PUBLIC SALE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. June n, at 81 elk !,
on the premises, We shall sell, the Lease (Which
~ four years to run together with the improve
ments. consisting of Brick Building with Stables
in the resr, used % horsesheeine establishment,
with the Stock and Tools, No. $40 street be-
building on street is q feet inches by r. feet,
the lot Is feet by 50 feets inches. The premises
front in full view of Pepnsylvania avenue and are
desirable for any manufacturing business. As An
Investment it viii pa well. $40 per month being
offered for it on a Lease; but the owner is about
to leave the city he prefers to sell.
jeal.d JC. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
ID CAPE MAY.
AOY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM
VA WEST s 9EksEY RR1Affkk,@ 81
ROAD. sAXNH-Ss2*S
At6 a. m, accommodation due at IG1a Q. m.
At 10 8. M, express due at IL pm.
AZ .. m, expr esq due at p m
Returning. leave Cape May
Ga m. express due at ga q. m.
IL As accommodation due at 4,a p. M.
$40 p. m. express due at 8I p.
Through without change of cars or baggage.
New ears and everything first class.
lie 2O-3m j VAN RENSSELAER,. Sup't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-21

~NOTICE-CoLUMB INSTITUTION FOR THE
N INSTRUCTION OF THE DBAr AND
DUMB AND THE BLIND, June II, 1854
Notice is hereby given to the Subscribers of
Funds for the support of this Institution. that
membership competent to give two hundred votes
ton. and that meeting will be held at the Insti
tuition on the I'd day of June, instant, at II o'clock
organization and electing officers thereof.
At said meeting it is proposed to make the fol-
lowing alterations in the Constitution:
l. Add to the 9th Article the following proviso,
viz: Provided that said nine persons shall be
competent to give onethird of the entire vote of
the Association"
?. Add to the 9Th Article the following words,
viz: The President shall be otiico Principal of
the Institution"
8 Strike out of the third clause of the 18th
Article the following words, viz: "A Principal of
the Institution and"
4. Change the word Severn in Article 7. to
eight" making the number of Directors eight
instead of seven
By order of the Board of Directors.
je lS-3t AMOS KENDALL, President
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LOCAL NEWS.

WILEY VS.. BRowN-This case was contin ued
this morning in the Circuit Court before Jus.
tice Wylie.
Col. Columbus Durham, of Baltimore, sworn
He testified that he knew Mrs. Brown (then
Miss Elizabeth Phillips) during the years
1888, "a, and '35, and that he frequently met
her in houses Of ill fame IN Baltimore during
these years. In 1884 witness met Betsey Phil.
lips at house kept by woman named Keis-
endaffer. She (Betsey Phillps) was then with
other girls, viz Jane Phillips, Pol Pea
cock, q girl named Kutcher, and others,
and there were party OF gentlemen
there. The girls were giving in their ex-
perience-it was a sort Of a class meeting
and witness recollects that Betsey Phillips
said she was related to old man Peacock, Of
Cecil county. Witness recollects that subse-
quently in the spring Of 1885 he met Betsey
Phillips at fancy ball in Baltimore, which
was given at the house Of Betsey Osmond, for
the benefit Of the latter that she might raise
me ans to pay heavy fine imposed upon her
This testimony was for the purpose OF prov.
ing the character of Mrs. Brown for chastity
prior to her alleged acquaintance with Tillot-
son p. Brown, and prior to the birth of Emily
F. Wiley.
The witness was subjected to a lengthy cross
examination by Messrs. Browning and Brent,
in order that his memory as to dates might be
fully tested.
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WENT AsTRAY--Two bay MARES, one with
has star forehead, and the right mind foot has
a white spot on it, and is heavily foaled. $40 re-
ward will be given by returning, corner tnth and
Boundary sts.. CHRISTOPHER MEYENBERG
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e o. S1'''@' ~ - . .ss5ss 0 1 Is s2asea
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piel beS @litd8 ! rief gBilO pca gntsiiden,
feline 8raut IN bic Nrme ialieBenb. .Egs lit
Ger 9ctn ber Qiebe, bic biegBelt beIie9t, laete
ba8 Weib feine8 9er5ens, fot5 5a i6m aIf
iaaueno limb paS @rbtbeil ttieiaer outen,
pertlarten Matter, idlpB er, nno lit ieinenl
gum 6tnnlel auf9efdta9snen gluge gtGn5=
te cine GbrGne - Die 2Perle ieine8 6er=
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Der Geulinqr Oirettor 3m II ipanb.
te lid in bieien Ea9nt aus 8eranlafIuns ei.
ner literariideu Nrteit III benDtdter 8mf,
fert.g Gtne ieiner 9tnIra9en betraf ben
E.i9inaIDrpd oe8 befaunten Gso6tes 81 o.
I anp 5u 9 emen." Der erlpitni9ten
2lustunft fi9te 8adertnpd hin5u:
oSripiI9en BAT ii6 Der 8renter gplono
bet Der beflagenSmertben NbItintnlng in
6rantfnrt ol8 peutlder Grsn5wart utiO gb=
renfpddtel 70 nader beipdbst, bdBid} benz al.
ten Qicpe nod fcl9enbe rete Serle Gtr5ufits
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9r 3 nl II It u Il.

Wtslte0 tts tais4eu 6psglns Der g6uubdrte In 9pn-
hpn rabuirr zines ter erten mbt8sien @ouesien Der
Ser. Sane Ger ten srDttn xeil eines 2ebens t teli
pfptalern ppn 2pAppn, Yas, 9bAabelpbia unb anpeen
Stdeeu usebrad bat etni9 Der rrnee barn petluheen
rOetbet bon benen tie gei4tdte Der Neeisn weB I'M
.6bec 9eitenb te an Sbrenlaulen Nero6t uno nnterr
Rranibeten Iitten ipde 9. aud bic bel pl6bieu &C.
rduI6en su ebr rreds bic u nit errbtbeu tet9ertneen
fleineteiten II. l. ~. nursen auSenblid5 aebeilt. "
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Ga, bgirdtb,ls peripnen,

pier Solde msae M ;u eerbeagsa Bsabi&tieen unb ii3
pb9fher ScmiGe peer zines anrren 9tnrenisS bewuBt
inb, ipItcn unrerstsli Dr S}phnfpn S 0atbe seten.
&ae 2tnternile geaen e be pbpIe pber geitge Ser
ruttg 9eiSbatsit Der te pe 3tttern no Sdfpae, Opr
GtibSpttnB her ihredlthsn Irt tperSen ibnel turir
Deren9e, pelder iib eer 8ebanruns unb NurprBe bDn
Dr. S5ptnipt iner;tett fam bm ais enem Gtrenditne.
Dbne Turdt lid aterrdpen nnb 3Aperbtlt9 au feline ar
Itdpe @eihidltAfett peraiien. -..E- II
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AcDeiMen Rranaaetten

sentatt netten ais ba 6: 3eusunssunitsrett Sdca6t
in benz Jden nb ben lie6rn Gn unbungen Der gtieren
anb SlaIe, Saamsnerptsb4hsen S9mae Der Ierpsn ya-
i6wdte 6erScpen Sdi6 errbet 3ttttrlt, Nugenl6mibe
SdTinhel arpfI6mert entsiinbnn9 ss Saes, Der Nait
Der 2un9e bes Na9ens Der Stn3erpre une aIer iener
lletet bic esntiien eetetmen @tpnbnte usenb
melGe ibren Spern sei6rber ne ais Ger Sirenen &C.
fang brn @edbtten Res 9llsS terriBreN unb Nenn tt
ses 9ehetlt iperen tire eineubieu pfnursen rernt-
ten, Gdmdle Ser Contribution reroorbrnsen bic @be
mS9I aden unS Sulstt cen GDrper uN0 Stnu erfbren.
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Gfne fcItene Melenrnhei4

Die @prratte Gnrdtane unb etten gDuen zines 6rpec
rte. Gt9upr- nne prpeue Stores ate Rem 8eair Iartt
mtrp ptAte peTant "a eer Gsuet @ BPM @edaft 3urld'
stehsm mn IaR mebe t iOfOrtin SO. so @nDritraee
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Il e tcr9}rflic.

Sic rle &auente wtlts mGtieno Der leeten eben;ebn
SATIRE III steer NafttHir mn ben nb bic Nienge tp6-
tiaer puedr titben Gptra ipnen rre Sr phnltpt
bte u teafn HE 3tNn9s Fapprrtenrs ppS ptel dntere
Perereh teieeeD reSef fds phhitiln ~ bteStttelten
MlRl9a nterEttet hhre EMIL d in jt9 auf leinen
Gtaiher Gs Cure mann II Sfjr9 au Gtaratter ltnS Ge
tientd5feit TeIteneen cine binrtiTees Get6br-
Igtfunl.- .--
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Ws|lmu9e Gtanfatit.

gDenn Ser irreseeitee rntlug Singing nusnbet tas
ben &ent bieer lbmer;bdten &ranttet tn i ausepm-
bat - eeiieff hiu3 taB Elm unetttgeS Gamse.
tutl GSet bic 5arft ppr @NtbetuH5 ibn abtredt i an
Sete s trenben mee er IT Sct3e tbrr @rStetuna unb
Sptftabiltat aGttn ftn gertrae1 ieeen tbnne inb
we j. y. etn nit @efdm Ell eatiaf4eteS&als cine bbie
Male S9mers i'm aepie ms IN ten @llern &bna6me eS
@ef6t8 Saubbeit, Iuaw DIE ptr Sau Rnpcn al Cen Sri-
nen lo &rme Iinnen I'M &ette une all ben Grtrs,it1-
ta @ 3stsen no taan fiee ebl nit elmer fGretliten
S9Meltsett 9or W 9rstten, bis 8ulest Der @arien p1b
tett eiu @eatanb res Rtteih3 w:rt unb Ter Sob eine
tredIthen 2eoen t1hus eh @noe maht bds cr tim rad
jene Nanee 1rtns cpn wnen feit Meilerter srdtebrt
IS 1T cine trautt9r 2tGatef bus &1uenee beier rr6t
barren Srarthe gam Spr falen In Golse ter llhBet d
ldett unmileneer prabler meIhe fur Gweubuns ifats
t6rtlten Gte8 Res Nfe fur bic Contribution bernidten o
ben 9telf eeS gefeIs III eth elehe5 Daen rermauteIn.
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- Z y oij

G3 gilt rt!e HrN GE6t uNS uNlfeeu:elee Suddalbsr,
mel4e id ais Nrr6e rb 8r. Mtnitpn's Mntin-
bi5u4Cn eeplet.e oGFftderaG spdief Yprpenpubtr
3t6en an'ut ter eea H@ehddit Ter Aeeeistn re ME-
tri8nen gfnfe >pifrtcte t Jet c9elmaBg eebilbete
Ss M IT ~ T ~ %nrti Fsd y nr Sf.
der 2fle ir re Qlnee trpunfH 8crna asen u9 rint-
Ten Er Gptitipr tIte bebbalb Ht npttwentta ;t er-
tannt no eoS eine Se3aub9Nn1en Ocer 2Ftm tefanbiG
IN ieiner Gllte itenen. .-.---.l.ItI
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Snnae Wldn,ler,

tepnbers mehe tie Cpcr ene3 at9emen 2aer8 sewcr6en
fnb ba8 dbrli fn oite Gdueee IN ein sa iribeS @rdt
reBt elte eu lre efbabenen 8aente ln6 eniptdeIten
Verdnbe8frate nit sem Opunrr ttr Uerttamteit ben Se
nat be9ee 0 fer 2eer bSdubernc &bne tntlGd baben
mSrten, m6aen ii1 nit ppIem 8ertralen naben. - Z
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23,%:chb:ra III Bead 81 !

Or Gptufpn bstet aen 9enen feine Shte an pelGe d
bar9 Ce sebeme unb uupairie, Gstf unb &Stper srr.
frrenee nr hie Mr6e bic Geiell1ae Iub feGe unfIbta
mac1enee 9dfer 9eidrp1bt baben = 2 tl-!I i.y~. =
ter te inge ter trdurisn unb tfiasensSertben SOL
gen fcr ruben @eprhnbsen res gdaer6 Sw DIE I'm @it-
fts @ertu Der Nu feltraft Serappien ne bSfe urute
Mdseni9wGdc lnrrbnung ter Serb0,uNs5 ageI
metne @nttrdftuns; Spmptpnte Der SGptn6iu9t.jI +
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Mn nl {

Or pgnlpn III ftr einlise reSent6Big eebHtett Ar3t
mefcr bic peun9 6epien Sraubeiiel anseiet. Gene
Nttel unb Setdncung iinS alien an6erep edas6 unbe.
tannt r lit betaugebtet bon einetn QeGe meleS er In
teu er5eten 9pptdern europa unb lem eren bieleS 2d
teS subrabte, ndmltl Grslanb 8rantreit unp In rem
8c6te9 epn pblabelpbtan no u6 er bat cine aS5esetn-
tere Yrart5, ais aae anberea NerStc ter gDelt. ..
Der relder i6 ber Yleoe beS Or. Solution atent ebt
tann M eertraus ap ene @9re ais Rann upS ietne Ge-
lGdltGfeitals Mrst. -
J,bg- Office: gto g lS. Sre6ertd ffraB Be tirIsr
5anb BON SatlmDrear, nsbea bsr1 NrssiterHaIst@ ID
la 6autfrantbeittn trerben lHneG eebetlt> r
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Ii,nde g ,rts

tie F4 tur@ bemltte Cater eedrdt tatrn te lie fO pT
tpH bren Seuten pber IN ter Sule ernen urb bere Gl
GEN fs apndttltt pircn ltr i'm 5eaie, burd gplutip
nen, tie un9etbettt, tie @te unneeli MAIDEN uni
Srperlno Geiit sert6ren pa Item cUrt he nBttotn
e t6un, Sple @riVnc mlieu. ttupr lie eneten In tis
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0fplanb Der 8isI' AM
GatbbquS 5u Bremen
$ III 5 ura unb 9Ibe ef
2e8t er in I6t.
Gchlano Der &iei' am saa}ia9 d.
9tatbbauS 5u Bremen: @ de-
Set9e, iper fiir d tet @
DdniiAe 81 q DIT! .r1
0frbtunb Der 8iei' am .''
Hatbbau8 5t 8remen
8urdt1os B e II s Setnben =
8eut.er bic 9 9la6t.
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Sr9anil6e G9tpGhe

tprb urSerse@ sebetl uns 6. cpe &raft ieSer ttrse
bic @te unS @a6Umnendait unmSelid mabt if,oft has
2ce8 Oerer bic tbren 2eeeni4aten rnbepnnen ir6bntn
Sge Qeute iinc su leit SIT funsen snest NEIL
e 6eren Tpeen nidt senau fenen. sobglei tie aud hur
Struren Nieberi9lasen i'm Sarn Stein ,tb anbere llr-
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0etfta

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ten. Gerlu bes @tbi6niies @er9prrun9 her S6eet, @t
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DR.. Johnston,
bsr stn3t8e Nr3t, psitsr anJsjat.
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Der sin3t3' plag in Der Nelt, too iias
-Imneue unb 0tilnCtttse Gure1 III
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-27
CAUTION 10 THE pnRLIn.

Every intelligent aud thinking person must know
that remedies landed out Tor general use should
have their efficacy established by well tested exper-
fence in the hands OF regularly educated physi-
clan, who pre- tory sfuaies fits HIM Tor all The
duties he must fulfill; ye country is dooded with
poor nostrums and cure-slls purpoT ing 70 be the
best in the world, which not only useles but al
ways injurious, IN unfortunate Should te PARTIo-
t1S steeehng bis physician il Is q la entaDle
panen are made miseT able it'll ruined jnstitufons
Dy malt 'eaiment from inexperienced phys clans In
general practice; for 1t is point generally conceded
agement OF THESE complaints should engross the.
whole time OF those VINO would b. competent and
successful IN Their treatment and cure. The mex
potaRtV nor time 20 make himsel acquai tied with
their Pathology, commonly pursueS one system OF
treatment in most cases making an indiscriminats,
use Of that antiquated and dangerous weapon, Mer-
curry.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-27
h ~ DIR. j. b. HUGHE 14sa
20 f3t 20 s'a.nlo7fqe ,iioa sa 1iea ri
baga'irl CAN BE FOUND Ar HIS u
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,


WHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted at All
hours daily, and nom A N. to9PM
DR.. H. addresses those who are suffering under thu
a1iictlVn OF private disease whether arisine from
impure connection or the terrible vice of self-abuse
nesoung ms entire time to that pa ticular traDch Of
the Fedical profession he feels warranted in
AATkEINe CURE IN ALL CASES, whether OF long
standing or recently contracted, entirely removing
perfect and PhRMANEN1 CURE
he would call the attention OF the afflicted to the,
[set 81 his long standing aud well earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of his skin aLa sue
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-27
Eclectic Medical InfirInary,
f TO THE IAnIsc

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need medical adviser, 10 call at his rooms, No.
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ca IN efficacy and superior virtue in regulating al
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No Temple Street. corner Of Middle, Portland.
N. Blades desiring may consult one Of their
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ance. jail d&wy