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Meotral.
How to Keep in Coed Health
/ '''' AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OBJ DISEASE

Il 40 |rl ftft.ttlI s..... .
1 .. t.. t.., ,..l- '-- t.. '
TINhk primary cause Of every disease that flesh IA
H. heir To Is fmpufty of the blood The blood bo
comes impure lf0u many oauseH. Impure AR or
thange OF weather, unwholeeoms food and exposure
are among tho primo pal causes Of mpurlty on the
blood. The synptoma arc giddinoss, headache, con.
ns ld thought' eyes dul pnd heavy coh.
stipatton or the bowels bad taste ia the mouth ion
'oags' liver Complaints pains In the back and legs
oss nt appetite, Hespless nghts, eolfc eranlR pain
and ighness uf the chest, heartburn Qout and rheu
pal",i' puHng and pnrging, ehilis aud ievers more
Srle7R accompanying those, and long tram OF trOub-
lesolne and dangerous affections all oil which may be
prevented and cured by taking a few doses OF Hr
.SrRlCK GLANDS NESErA BIiE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purity the blood and put
me stomach, bowels and liver In healthy condition
Ihey are particularly suitable Tor chrOniS and nervous
Diseases. hfery Rrniiy and every solder ahouId
Keep supply OF these Pills, many diseases are Oh
pAted ny thelrq They aTsa fnihl anti safe medi
cine, and can Bstaken at any tune without danger Of
taking cold. s>' ~
sold by AL druggists, sent 10 any part on raeaipi
o. twenty .hve esuts and stamped envelope address
ed Ut, sfklOki.AND, east Fourth street Cinclnna
a. JhiO. -
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.pldl0 1uG,ui rdl eaiaioIbt
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has proceeded them into eternity, HYt
tho honest Debtor satisfies hs ruufinE creditor, whom
fate Heetnod least pTupttouH. In moral hnd Worldly
sensa, II II one gcees weapon nywpYh togohPgtA"t
ha sting a.. mo- -
Let any husband, father, SON. asy hilnsolt "li waa
TO die to might, would those who are dear 10 me
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COUGH NO MORE. 0
Thy srRioKLEND's MELLIFiU0Us COUGH
H.lt 20 BALSAM' F-

- TINS IS the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Consumption. Everybody Who has tried this excel
Iept baisaln enthusiastically recommend it nrs.
mleholli barr Elraet Cinenpatb says shs has been
le4iiu sufferer klth cough for many eafs lad as
MOI 20 pe able 10 walk up stairs bhs took Que bottle
81 this basam aud has b0ed beltar ever since aud
edFlsea all VINO nave jVoughs, 0ods an.i stilma TO
ty ths valuable Cough palsam. Fifty ceuts per bot
tle- s0d by sll druggists aud manufactured a No
eRAt Fourth street, Ginonnat, -, =
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lpIantation .lsillefs.
PLANTATION BlTTERs

~hioh are nov recoumendFd ny thohigAost, napjcn
Mlhout,s 49i Nqrrsatsl y produes an, tmn,slisls
beneficial effect. They are eSoeedody agreeable, per
ccHy Nre MA Tuu sts lpceds dl olhet t6nlts BheIe
khes1,iiv, 2tuua ,pmplaut IL Gs4ured 10 a.o e.
iyL " putty srongthea sni JBytlorate; ..-s,ta
rhoy crests a ,ee'dy hpputts; "' .'" .'.'''
They are an lnudots'tochsago OF water and Diet
rhoy overcome eIss b, ofiiss patton ami ise hours
They strengthen the system aud odlyshtle MUD;
They prevent uuesqRte Rnaiuenaittent levers,
They puniy the breath sBd setsty OF thu stomach,
They cure dy-pepsie snt eoustfpaH6
They cure disrrhea, cholera and choeTa morbus;
Thoy cure liver complaint and nervous hbadacne;
They mako tho weak strong, tho abguid bitllsnt
and are avhansIoIhatlre's gtet res,oqer. Thsy ar,
composed OF the celebrated c,,lsaya bark, winter
green aassairss' roots and herh. 90 prSssrT dpBer.
'ectly pure &C. Cro'N rum. ..,. .. ..ao..
"-' I6sye giySsn the Plantation Bitterss to huui
reds OF disabled soldiers With the most ast6Hsh.
ing effect. CIV ..ANDRhgs,,
upt Soldiers Home, 0pc,nnaii,'
The Plantation Btiio4s haze cured me oniiyer
complaint f NInsh l''vaahtd ub prostrate and had
to abandon riytidainbaB e. ,.r
A q. KtSGsLEY, csVelaRdf Oh,op .
80 /" owe rppch 10 you, Ter | verify believe the
R9y " a. WASfokERtbi4dgiS, n Y"
90 . Thou wiit ssnd me two botaes r1ors of tn,
rlautNnur uittvrsi NY wte bae been 4 ailly hons6t
ted Uy thcT ufp, gtS TREND, 90 81 .l leta.i.is
.-.t, .Htt.N ASA GuRRTN, Philn'ieipMg Pa"
Ha4| 49, ittr.t eF'"N ti. ...'
have bsen.A Ereht snilersrA hbIh dyspepsia,
sod had 10 abandon preaching, o." Thp Plantation
4taF, have curtd ,na. f-' "
ReyYI s. pAThoRN, noehester, N, ~
4ya.4... . 7--r- ...i .|t.t .f. ff
zee A"nd iW Neniy-tour dozen inorn. Of your
Plantation Biiess the ropulqry Of whirh are daiiy
Increasing wttbthc dtestsof on honse
.-. .. %, SFkEs, CHADWICK 90, 81
-pnprietors Wizards Hotel, Washugtun o..
.''' 20 'r' '
Ssrh arc Que IN thousands ni crriihrntes dairy re-
c'iyed ThAy aFd ttOo,epAtly henedriql to weak per
sn4s and ls.iralo laiWlea. -r. --..s is1i
EenaliA,uso az rs-hHsi n1ttt's. srt our sgnnhlrt
on hne stool Waie label rhey arc notHol " lie
FnupG Fhey W. qHE ID m nur patent leg. ralhn
botues. by rsspsc ahle @rhetstn rrorersg hntes IA
oons slosnhoais enl rounu} aogggs ~ .t....,.
asSu4IAH H R.u. DRAKE CO.,
"9tteWtn .ts.4.s 20a nroRtwRH N. Y.
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show CARDS and BiIls I'm CGIo1b r
SHOW BILLS, HAND BILLS, PUsfSaaks. 49,
GBAhMfDs, tNVITAFIoNa AIAla ss- "'1
a.i. -ana LABELS .-iN 'eN

1all,l iaoWg atu'i =
.Yba YHtvt 8stHT ibi HuGt HsaAt
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i4nas fnso em' aot 0'tao" Is
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tits the hand OF the proydant father reaching
forth from the grave, and stu nourshiug his offspring,
aud keeping together tho family ny It, the faithful
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF ais bosom

'.rt't a,' .o''ta 40 20 san"
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ment which had existed between them from
her cradle. Itwas this last that iasned
Miss Granger into fury, and ever after wards
.sEase creature =, she exclaimed; ait IL too
true. nave known her from ner very cradle,
but never could have believed this. Away
with such women! They are not III TO live.
Providence When body does mean. dis
graceful, yillsinous action, they lay the blame
or Providence. have no Patience Mrs.
Harry, is il possible that such 3 woman can be
found on English soil ~
was ashamed to discover in my own heart
q latent, hardly acknowledged sense of salts
faction, mol at all sy mpathetic with Hum phry's
unhappiness. hut " hich enables me to Join
most cordially in all Miss Graingers censures;
and as nothing has more reconcilipg tendency
than thorough unison OF antipathy and re-
sentiment against another. the false-heartei
Iavinia became the bond of union between us.
All the morning we mouIued over Humphrey,
and wept eompassionatinE tears. until, both OF
us glowing anxious about him, Miss Granger
requested me. as a privileged intruder, to VEN
ture boldly into his presence.
The library was empty; but the window
was open, and passed Through i:into the park,
where the hay was being made. A glance was
enough to convince me that my gigantic cousin
was not among the group Of haymakers who
ere loading the wagons with the great crops
which he and had helped to pile mp the day
fefo.e, knew Humphrey haunts we'll: aud
moments consideration turned my steps 10
the copplce of fir trees beyond the park, where
q path, slippery with brown needle ike spines
iiCUi tEt CCuSuS OfeIHeau, u u HteI.
dow enciosed by woods, and sheltered vita
wild higb hedges OF rose brier and thorn. Last
night we had been watching the hay makers
rake the newly mown grass into long wayy
swatbs ; ard we had fingered after they were
gene into the moonlight, sitting under a bowery
hawthorn tree in the midst, by whose roots a
mountain brook rushed rapidly and noiSily
down it's narrow channel. The field gate was
swinging upon its hinges, and as I passed
Though it saw in an instant that Hmm ,hrey
was there, ying under the thern tree, aud mo-
Toni fofi pfpSS hat Let. 81 "a = !1fF
stTaining my eyes to detect some symptoms of
animation my heart beat with a sudden papic,
and Garting down swiftly to his side, bent
over him, and laid my hand softly upon his us
covered head. Then he moved to shake it of.
hut did not lock mp.
fro BE CONTINUED.
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DRoposALs FOB CAVALRY HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU.
C6Se6 Of Chief Oun1f ~ NM sfSr.


Washsastcn,. D. c.. Feb. -. 1854.
until j. m. On MoSDaY Msrsa sevs s%Ss
!.
ONE ftyt isR s.s sSs'E: nossrs to
Depot)within thirty tSJ days from date Of cor
ONE THOUSAND q orc, CAVALRY HoRsss. to
days fren, date of contract
flee n = H.
ny hoRsEs to be delivered 10 whss lug lug.
West Virginia, within (S0) days from date OF con-
Said horses to be sourd in all particulars. not less
HE to is hand hish: ia il sshsc, ccmpactly built,
Bride wise, and of size sufficient tor cavalry p1r
these specifications ,rs be strictly adasred to and
Tisidiy eHJoycsd in srerg Particular.
b. ssusrsnty Of its faithful performance. p'A'0
;, Ks-fhouls any United States en- ;er g1ara1tse
irrssp nsise his rsme win Be Re ported to the Sec.
Rotary of War with Recommendation that su,h
offc Ger be disni s.d the service
,ion 10 Captain "a I'm mSKim. q N, az sas
trn, Mars !; Capt. j. g. Farnsworth, A. q. NJ, a.
snesaa.ini bidders Vii 30 prepared {, enter into
written contracts, with GOOD and sum ent se curi
II. IN me aiately on the seceptanee OF their bids.
IRE undersigned reserves the right TO reject I'll
No bid viii be entertained fer less than nfty
Psymept win be msde on completion OF contract,
or ss foen tn. resftsr - funds may be resolved;
.PIcpctse must be ndors.d :. Proposals for Osv-
lin, Ohief onartsrmastsr. oavsry Bureau,
;. AZ, sssas. Information win :: promptly given
is.s,a Il. Col ohis, q. NJ. Gsvsiry Burssu !
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ORDINANCE OFFICE.
Wtp nyps pTNzET

ORDNANoE S2FEIGGEs
Proposals will he recsived by this Dsps'.t oent
un! Iaescsy, March at ociack p. m, for tas
get Of Mr,ugnt iron work, for United States Ar
tiii.rs asrrsss
boxes ccn tainiEg twelve ngis sets eesh beins an
s.. or neht I. iour wheel and eight teal horses;
arc esrt 'wsiye sets go packed wii consist OF tie
$ pa g lors Earnes. corn plste,
airs short names, com plate.
6rstrs medium Hamss, eomplsts.
- see Clips vi h lsi risets,
tdcuo.s Eoorf or eyes.
u Ia le Loops tbent for ca.tie,)
q ors Grains with tossies,
= OFT CLANS it'll togglss,
aIee Curtis. With 10 rivets.
6seedle Lcors saraight for riding saddle pummel.
pattern End weis hs 10 ire model sss to be So 40 in
this OFF &c ard at tie sp ipsieid Armocy-sre to Do
I'D each pi.es to &c made 81 the SIZE and kiad Of
irop pr.scrhed the eff cis, bill Of iron eop,s. Of
Y.rI Agency ard at tie Springfield A-morY.
Al re irops are 10 be vel i.panned.the japan
10 ee subject nsr ecton at the factory whore
made, before and alter 1spanniDs
Ietiei. orr one foui, Ii Of an insh hish. 'a''''
ss ss Is o &c
pAsi.d as prescribed BY the ms pscsor; rh. Isak-
te7.iss are to made It the rats Of not les: than
sixty sets Per day. cOn menSinG on the S2t Gay OF
March next, Failure to deliver ct specified .in1s
win subject the cortra scr to forfeiture OF the
number he may fail to deliver ct that time.
No lids viii be considered excsps ON parties &C.
tualy engaged IN the mRuufsc.ure of this or SINH
lar biz DIS of iron work. AID who can bring ample
evidence that they have in their own shops all the
m &C hnery snd arp!isnces for turning out ths full
AMOUNT Of work specified per day
Bidders will be nequirad t, .nish proper securi
ties for the proper performance OF the work, and
will ebclofe with their bids the written acknoWl-
edements Of their sufeties over their own sigaa-
lures.
Esoh party obtaining contract will be requirsd
to enter into honda with approved surstes for its
faithful execution
Upon tha award being made, successful bidders
will be pstined and furnished with forms o. con-
tract and bond.
The Dspa1 tmept reserves the right to reject any
or all bids if not deemed safissaetory
Proposals. will be sddr .esed to - Rrig adfer Gen
eral George d. Eamsav, !" Chief Of Ordnance. Wash
i. sten Cty. and will be enSe6ssd 'ProHessl. for
fe "a eo6t Erie. Gen. and Chief of Ordnance.
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PROPOSALS,
DROFosALs ron ROOFING 5TLr AM ?



DxFor OF WAsHIseroy.
WAsHINeroN. February ii. iss. {
us,.l Hsrss Il ssi. G,s ss
oas ana sopass
Eight hundred (SeO, barrels of Pitah or Rooaas
TIE particular hind or description ., the .so-.
s ssssss s' y +, sa.aH.y 2, :.ss .rs,.
s :s sss Il. 'S balance Z i
.ss 81 4: l.s ss s, 9. S:1ss
Sc ss 70
The articles offered By the sac ,e.sfal pisdsrs win
osptsd By an inspector, appointed BY the Govern.
bid. must also the full name ana post ONES al:
fsosos.Is isO@ si.ls,,, g.rs,s. viii NOT Be con.
Prepossi; must Be addressed to Bris.disr Gene
e. P sns :ons 81 psnr aag Of
posais for Roofing rslt and Pitch. h'0-
N. bidder Vi, aq {. r.aul.a to .e.om,,,, II.
.psDsiSis persons, thai i si BID secsOsss.
be will at once execute the contract for ths same
with good and sutieient sarssiss In sum equal to
the amount re eo9sr.ct e dsi,ser ths stelss
yertissment; and in case the ssid bidder should
fail t. enter into the contrast they to maks good
the difference between the offer of ssid bdd-r ard
the next lowest responsible bidder, or the person
to whom the contract may bs awarded.
The responsibility OF the susranrors mnst b
shown by the othcial certificate of the CLERK OF ina
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bonds in .um equal to the amount OF the con-
tract signed by the contractor and both OF hi,
guar ontors will be reauif ed of the bidder
or bidders upon signing the contract.
FORM CT GUARANTY
We, the uncersigred residents of -, Ia the
county Of, and State OF -, hereby }oiutIy
snd ssverally, covenant with the United States
and guarantee in case the foregoing bid of -
be accepted that he or they Wilt At oacn er Acuts
the contr act for the sa with good and su cieSt
sureties, in sum eqnal to the amount OF TIA con-
tract to furnish the articles Pre- posed In confor.
nifty to the terms of the adyertiseme dated Feb
ruary ii, 1894 under which the bid made and
In case the said - shall fail to enter ialo con-
difference between the offsr Of the said - and
the next lowest responsible. bidder. or the person
to whom the contract may be ava,d.d.
J Given under our hands and seals
1tAis -d day Of -, 1856.
Witness tsss'}
To this guarantee must be appended the oMeias
certificate above mentioned.
The right to reject any or al bids that nsY be
termastsr, rs we'll Is the right TO select from
each bid such articles at the price therein named
as Is required by the Go.ernmsnt
Brig. Gen. and hief ouartsrm.stsr,
fs ltd Depot Washs gton
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RoPO6 A L 8 FOL L Il lie,
CHEF QuAlrEIxLsrEE's OFFICE,
WlaEJH1poS n n Fab IL

u.,rra n
sEakEp PsoPes.Ls vii, Be received at this osses
GnsiscIed Line The Thols snlo unit q, De ssiiT-
tact a ach point. in the ctr sf IA,
sss tnsn the to
~ The osfsd ~ the Zee hiddsrs sill
pointss s. the ssSS Seoe Being
PROPOSALS.
The price must be written out in word, the bid.
IS must also the full name snd post ONCE address,
Propo sis from di.loy.l parties will no. be COZ.
sli,red and az oath Of allegiance must accompany
PToporaIs mu t be addressed to Bris Gen D. Il.
Rueker. Chief Quarter nsst ter, Depot Of Waiting
marked Proposals TOR Line .
GUARANTEE
The bidder ~ili be required % accompany his
Proposition with 3 guarantee, signed by two re-
he i'll onca execute ths contract for the ssa1a
with goea aud sufets at sTeties a rurp 20 al 10
piorored in conform it, with Il farms Of tass "a
ver'isement end IL case the said bidders shouts f>E
diiltI.nce between the Offer of said bidder 4ni shs
next iosest sspo.fibls bidder, Q, the psTsoa to
whom TIE &C ntract may he aS2ried.
The responsibility of the gusrsgtors rnust rs
she By the official certifcste OF the i7Isrk Of t5s
nearest DistrIef Court or Of the United States
2 nds in sun equal to the amouet Of tas ,ga-
er&rs tors. vii be requi ID OF tI,s scsssFn biz.
der CT bidders up7S sigui1g the Contract.
s1RI OF GUAaANEaE.
We tbs u2aeragnei residents -, T. tho
county Of -, ed siase 2, - 4ere ~ s2iatl5
and euaraI tee in care tAe foregoing bid OF =
b sec pied, that he or taey vii a oa,e ey1.acs
tursIiss j, sum equal to the amc1nt # taa san
r'st to furnish The agtisss R.oposed IL coa"E
rpsry - ls6tI gIder vhiah the BIZ was ulA5e, and
ira; a. asoresad we euarsnsse to i.s goa ne
eeilfsTet &c, betseen the Offer Of tie ssid - snd
a - "a n p v 4
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Passes to visit the Army of the Potomac.

Passes to Visit the Army of the Potomac.
/. Applications must he made at the Off &c of
MaleF Louis ii. Pelouze, No. 2a} street, be-
tween Eth and 18th streets. between II ~.
and p. m, except Sundays Major Pelouze
is authorised to sign the passes.
.. I'm granted ut the office Of Major Pc.
LOUIE, the decision is final, and 10 reference
reed Re made at the War Department
3. Passes cannot be given 70 females to visit
the army.
by order OF the Secretary of War.
f. u. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
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APPROPRIATENESS, &c.

DAFERRaNalKGs AND
j WINDOW SHADES
J. l. RfDWEib wGv!d respectfully inform his
friecds srd he public generally that ks IS M.
90 spd q vel! se!eeted as .ortnea5 of WALL. PA
PkRS ara WINDOW sHA rs srit able far ia -lors
ha!sa dining IouGs ac Also hand, FIRE
BOARD FRIHT5. PAPER NirRFAtNS CORD
TASs1IS, 80. ali Of shich he is D. spared to cell
II tbs lowest cash pr fces II papers hung in tina
city or country by experienced workmsn at short
Iofice.
Remember the place-No 367 street. near eta
sDset, il trsrs liz Hall Building ic - I'm
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d II r L T. 4 A l. !.

Headquarters Military District Of Washington,
Ii Washington, d. g., February is, 1854.
General Ort'frs No. 3-Coi I. Ingraham, % n
Massachusetts, volunteers, is hereby detailed
ms Provost Marshal of the Military District of
Washington. He will be res psCted and obeyed
accordingly.
By command OF Brig Gen. Martindale.
JOHN P. SHRaBURNE.
fe i6.tf Assistant Adiutant General.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTOR Y.
saLTIMORE ARP ONO RAILROAD,

- H ;s
On and after Wednesday January 2ath 1854, daily
sfsins will he run between y ASKING ton and New
York. and Washington, and the West as follows:
FOR PHILA UELpHiA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washin gtcH at and 1915 A. NJ. and
anc 73G p. n. except Sunday. On Sunday. at 80
Z. ID. only.
FOR BALTIAORE.
Leave Washington at S.2l. and 1913 a. Nj,
ana ]. IS, and 70 ?. n; daily, exceEt Sunday.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at 6.g and A. NJ. and so
?. 81 daily. except Sunday. On Sunday, at ]. 30 P.
Il snly.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at 4.5U 10, 8 45 and $40 A
II. and so, 5.I5, and 800 P. N except sunday.
IN Sunday. at 81 ard I. AZ A, NJ snd $40 p. NJ.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Washington AT So 4. NJ. and e P. nj.
Leave baltimore at 7 ~ NJ and 5.l5 P NJ
Trains leaving Washington ut A and
81 z. NJ. go through to sew York without
change of cars sleepLg Car on 100 P NJ train.
The hrst and fourth trains from Washington
tnd third and hftb trains from Baltimore. stop at
sll way points.
Soy further information, tickets Of every kind
&c, apply to Gcorse >. Konntz agent st Wash
fngtCn Station, or ut the Ticket Dfics.
W. p. SMITH Master OF fransp't'n.
l.. 81. CatE. t+rnerai ricket Agent
- N-tf ftntei &, Chr0n.I
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fsa .I1 ''0'I 'GHEEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
gvJ @ MCGUIRE & co, Aus.icaser.

by J @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auosicasers,
SMAEL BEIoK HOUSE AND L0f ON TENTH,
= BETWEEN AND sTaEzTs sngTH, AT PUBLIC
SALE On MEDF EeDAY ksTERND0G, March
I'd AZ ciock. on the premises, ~ shah sell Lot
No IT, in the .u edyston OF the east asis Of Square
No. Sal, fronting n feet inches on Tenth street
west, between l. and streets nnrsh. sud run npg
back about 50 fest, together with the improve
ments, eonsiTfinE o. I've Eters and Easement
Brick Dwelling house, co1itsini1 e els nj rooms
Terms: Cne third cash: tha remainder in six sud
niDe munfbs. With interest, scared by deed OF
trust on tie premises.
Convey sncss At cost OF purchassr.
feA J. q MCGUIRE h Co, anaes,
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SuTlass, Arr1 Yyn Pr.
q 1DznA1ffN1 0AMDL1s.

cheap for aaah 6 naticnal eoap aAA CanAls
80 sssss ssF''s '.a 'A' os.al' e''r ~
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M Z e 81.
iyA LOOMS, NJ D., the Inventor and Patentee
Of tbs MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at xA
city. Many persons csn wear thesei !IfTfTV
teeth .ho cannot wear cthsre, and no
perscn can wear Others vi cannot wear these.
Persons calling ut my on e Can be accommodated
With any tyie and price of Tssth they may desire,
ous to those who particular sn6 wish the p0rest
clsscsst, strongest and ncst parfact denture that
art can prcduse. the MIN RRAL PLATE will bs
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this citg-No. 33s Psnnsyivsni avenue
htFween 9th and ieth streets. Also. 207 Aro1 st :,
phi.adel shiA. mzr4-lF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

lax COOKE 81 CO.,
B A N X Z IS $,
Dealers In Government Securities,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street.
WE Buy AND SELL,
AT MARKET RATES,
U. 5. FIyE-TWESTY BONDS,
which are no longer issued by the Treasury to
Subscribers, the whole amour. authorized having
been taken.
Also
q. 8. Six PER CENT BONDS OF 1881.
sEvEN-THIRTY TREASURY NOTES,
FIVE PER CENT. LEGAL TENDER NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
COIN, CURRENCY. AND EXCHANGE.
We pay the highest prices for
ARMY AND NAVY VOUCHERS
AND
QUARTERMAsTER's CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
fe a-dtf JAY COOKE l. CO.
GocDAIIs sAsHIoE n.H5al,,o .,.n,.v
''' 1'' a Il" ' doors from the Avenue.
iosaIis BAN room Dances viii privacy and
fhe Beautiful scep.rs Exercise for .l.dies( 49,
se S
and such distressing affections ss weak chest and
The Indian Club Exercise for gsnt lsrasu.
Giss are no MOI; i,crmng
Cards Of terms may be had OF Mr. 95odsIl, ct his
Lessons on the Violin and violoncsIlo.
limited STATls $40 BONDS.
UNITED STAT ID 5-so TREASURY MOTIFS.
UNITED BTATEs COUPONS OF 1851.
UH1TAD STATES CERTIFICATES OF III
DEBTEDNIss.
Sold. Silver, Unourrent Money, Exchange on ii
mar OF Europe snd the Northern Cities.
BOUGHT AND sold.
We sfs authorised TO furnish so Bonds "a pss
srth the LIST OF August next, when the privilege
pf nversion ceases
Orders for Stosks and Col executed In Ns~ Yors
exclusively on commission.
RITTANHousA, FAINT & co..
II Bankers. IS Penn. avenue.
T asr SIS : ST, .sr sn
LILl.s Awning and Tent Factory, ~ strset,a
ns ssSs nolSn sod
VOfHK MUSICAL PuBLlC.-y. N. srIRP.
n ilano Tus er and Ne rairer, would respect xssx
Ct M. " b fETNISLEs Drug store corner If
rem avenue ana 18th streets. they will be promps
~ and satisssctorsiy kttsrded to.
Urdets from the couE tty also atteL ded to By ad-
oIesslos TO Washington Post Office f. i0-Sm~
DFOyEssOR ALlX. WOLOWsKI HAS fHn
.,.h h0lor to srseuEcs tat IN compliance ~
Nnn the genera r. guest OF his friends AMI ~ ~
pnplh, w.l give Gre more and positively lastS
cure Ers o. nsruction 10 Singing and the Pisno
k9Ite, " his new and entirely original method,
al nose Who teeirs - become 6ne singers oc eH-
saent performers can avail themselves of this last
ppertuI ity ty apytySus &c HE residence. No 316
= street., corn eF OF nth at. fel2lm
T'HA PUkIsr AND oHYAPEer MEDICTNn
- pepdt In this city In J. b. M00aH'8 -
Wes, md DRUG store, l13 Penn. avenue.
~ FRysicians' PresmiY TONS compounded u
y SsI ssAt. cheaper than tee cheapest. fe % N