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IMPORTANT TO FINALS.

DR.. CHEZ SEMAN'S PILLS,
The combination Of Ingredients in these Pills n
the result Of long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, and cannot do harm to
the most deicate certain in correcting all irrexu.
larities, Painful Menstrua tie n, removing all Oh.
structiOns, Ehethef from cold or otherwise, head.
ache, pain In the side, palpitation OF the heart.
whites, all nervous affections, hystericesffatigue
pain In the back and limbs, &C., disturbed Sleen
which arise from interrup tion Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of Q new era in the traat.
ment OF III eguarities and Instructions which have
conEEneo SO manY~to PREMATURE GRAVE Nh
female can enjoy good health unless she ia reeusr
and whenever An obstruction takes place the gen.
eral health begins to decline. Thass Pills form
nd SIS EFT suGoas Hlsf b nMn
BE OECEIVED.- Take this advertisement 70
Your Druggist. and tell him that You 1oons ,hs
BEST aad most RELIABLE FEMALE MIDI.
UlN1 IN THE WORLD, which il Comprised in
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been Standard Remedy for over thirty
years. and are the most efectual one ever known
f9f AL complaints peculiar to Females. To an
GLASSES they are invaluable. Sssdsciss, .toith
t9tnfy, grtodteGi yegxlariiy. They are known to
thousands,Hh0 have used them At different periods
throughput the country, having the sanction OF
kTpst di,sstions. steiins ,ohes they shoxld moi b
or Boxes for IS, containing from 50 to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, Promptly. secure from observe.
f6s BAL By AL % ps E9sRHlSsGss
HUTOHIN6 4 H1LLYlR, Proprietors,
dee I0-eoly.a 81 Cedar st., New Yori.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
1875 l. 1917 Broadway, New York,

ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MlLoDIONs.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, 1NGRAvIsGs,
Silver Ware, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, and
ELEGANT J1WRLRY,
CONSISTING OF
Diamond Pins, Diamond Rings, Gold Bracelets.
Coral, !lorentins, Mosaic. Jet. Laws and Cameo
hs silver i s1s:ns!on Holders, sIss!s But.
ss.s Fl Ss.. :dt aSid
VALUED AT $500 600.
DISTRIBUTION is made in the following man.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and iss
xhieh are s.l s %is.d One q sh.:s Sn1sep.s.
{. s e % 80, $, NH
to any address, without regard to choice, on re.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
whas :rHS Il d1r and ss Gsias and ,t scn
named. or can choose aay other one article on our
List q the .me value: .,.,,n ,uv,,np,.
rom RON on. % ai I've sunar:d dollars. "'''''' "
which they n.. sH sos oss 3 What ia
aSNs rihs s' sA r aHSr1os GUARANTEED IN
TIN 1uR1KA GIgf, ASSOCIATION
IN ssns the
country. The business continues 10 be conducted
a and
appreciate this method of obtaining rich and ele-
Darins tie past year this Association has sent .
very large number Of valuable prizes to all parts
OF the country. Those who patronize US win re-
"a ~. 4: ~ SEisSs 0s' b's i'
Parties dealing with US may depend on having
prom IT returns, and the article drawn will be i'm.
meaiateIy sent to any address By return mail
- fhs relieving parties have recently drawn val.
liable prizes from the Eureka Association, and
have kindly allowed the use Of their Eames
AndfsT Wilson, Custom House, PailAdelphia,
81 sra psa,1,ins i,ln: f yAs:, a:IsE.yss
500; 3 =, Jones, Barrett, Marshall 90. Kansas,
bury, o.. Gold Watch. value. SIS: j. +. Shaw.
se s Ms Gas hs. a9o piu
value. $780, Miss Lucy Janevay, 1lmirs, N. Y,
Cluster Diamond Ring, value. 500; Mrs, K. PEN
noyer. City Hotel, Nashville. Tenn :, Meledeon,
yalHs sisS Gsess AsP az ls2d resi|spt
value, $85; Rowland Patterson, 90. d, 10Th lows
Veteran Volunteers, Oil Painting, value, 800;
Mrs. Abbey J. Parsons, Springfield, Masa, Melo.
ason. value $40; James Z Dexter, City Sn5veyor.
Jane Ely, 1s7 Wooster street, corner Blocker,
New York, Oil Painting, value, 500; Mrs J. O.
Coles, Grand Rapids: Michigan. Silver Caator,
value, $40: DR.. J. B. ginclair. No. 4 Main street
Luther Dstmold. Was6in xton. g.. o Psin ai0s
Were we permitted. we might add many names
to the above list, but many persons object to our
30 doing. We therefore publish no names without
Letters from various parties throu ghout the
country acknoWleds ing the receipt of very vslus-
Bile gifts, may be seen on die at our Office.
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Without regard to value. and not to be paid foz
until you know what you will receive:
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AUCTION SALES.
FUrURE DAYS.
s4o r. VWsIPs5ss RS

~ 1ss., P b # W., g ne
Win be sold At public auction. under the direc-
O. N. At the Government Warshense. situated On
- ;: Sly :, I GO e.. s'ss
Il s,o9s eUnasnssa
Saddles: Brides, En.srs: Spurs, wrenehss.
s1.s Scales: sse
IRON scraps, I wagon liz; Ss' lot OK wrought
win b sold ss ~ fsSs Of 18th street near
NEEDLES! Wagons, aetsilis Wagons. AnDni.acss:.
suesss.tul bidders must remove the stores within
nv; Ter s ss e,sh ,rG n asss on funds
Brig Gan and q Sa Fl 3 1s2s.rR:ster
Depot of Washin ston.
from day. Those wishing are
is is7t % BIG Gen. and Chief g.
sfosrs aSS ssss
Waski~stos, b. C., June 10. 1856
VIII be sold At pu bic suction urGer the diree
Hh.I sss city H s s d ..
Sssis Tssss4n sA bassm ss
Chairs. Psulins, DC. .,so
S en- ffi
q GATs 'ef oHn AND
s be 5fsrsa to
Terms cash. in G ayssna fluids rsA'''
.o. Brig Ger and S. Sss !,
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~ OF COLUMBIA. WAsHISeIoS CogSrY, To va:-
has with the appreciation of the Orphans Court Of
and d the son ln estate Of
money when and Where III the creditors and he dis
" washnsto1
Nth their claims proEeI Sr they
q tss n
'9 e asss Test s e. kSas 81 Wins.
0RPHANs' COURT. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
e noSs.t ssiss .ssissti.ses !. Of io jane. sass
s sss dseesisS the -. sfore
Court Of Washington County Aforesaid. appoint
81 # e ss III
estate Of said deceased and OF the assets in hand,
G and
es5s Of said e are nStss to
ssh their eiams properly seasSsd. sr thss may
o.ihser.iss b. law 30 excluded from all benefit il
Ct h E
star '''iT'ss: ;s SO a., Of
Os4RRHid4FFsF 9STRT May "a ssDIs
said has, with the approbstion Of the Orphans,
UouIi OF WAshinston County aforesaid. ap pointed
settlement and distribution of the personal estate
o. SAID deceased and of the assets In hand a. far
money; when and where all the creditors and
nslrs o. said d. ceased are notified to attend Cat
Ae Urpn1nc Court of Washington County afoss. -
SAD with their claims properly yeuchsd Or thsy
may osp erwise BY law be excud cd from all benefit
t 9taer be published once week for thI 90 weeks
June, 1866, y" 'A' 'AAo Ho'n osy VI
Test T&L..-E. Q. O. ROBBlN3.
my ~ Iae3w Register of Wills.
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SECRET DIsEAsBs

SAMaIttsAs GUt is the most certain, safs and
enectuaI femedy-fndesd, the only vegetable rem.
sdy sver discovered, Cures in two to four days,
ana fsoent cases IN twenty four hou-s No mineral
y A. The sodier's hope, And 9 friend TO those Who
msls wans 70 b exposed. Male paskases. S7 %
:. Sama,llss's Rect asd Herb Jne,s--A positfyesnd
8ofsa 2not.e Srs for Syphilis, ssro fIl.. Ulcers.
ny -. SOLD by o. O. Ford Bee sdversiserasnt. nd
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
", ~ .. FS %sS1 si !sI::; A 1Aaa @Ng

VXJHsr JRRslY RAIL- f.a--.-
w w 7 F9 WsIouIs i NE; From 3
Daily exec pit Sundays, 81. b - y,
Commsneirg SATURDAY. june 10th. 1855.
r. i; Si iIIiIvviHT; v1sELAND. Ae. s,oA. NJ.
For BRIDaKrON. SALEM. &C.. at s.is A. NJ.
For aLAssBoRo. &C.. $50 and 81; A.. NJ. go
Fer M6SDsURY. TO-. 50 and s1sA A. NJ. as,,
.n' RETURNING WILL LBAvI
Cape May at 8. 80 A. NJ, Mail, s.O A. NJ. Freight,
Millvins at 7s2 A. NJ. Mail, 1905 P NJ, Freight.
Bridseton ats 10 4. NJ, Nail. PAS A. NJ, Freight,
= Salem al Us a. H., Mail. ga. N. Freight. 4.o5
Woodbury It 7o5 and laA. NJ. Mail, COS A. NJ,
Freight S IS and % p. NJ Passenger.
On the first day of July an additional express
train will be added to and from Cape May. and
which will leave Cape May 1T A NJ, and Phil
sdelphia at 4.5O P. N. This in three hours from
VAN RENSSELAER,. superintendent
West Jersey. Salem and Cape May and Mnlville
TIL WisT JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
will attend to all the usual branches Of express
business, receive, deliver and forward through
other responsible Express Companies, to all parts
Special Messer ger accompanies esch through
Philadelph 10, June 5, 1855 ie lo-dtsep1
OTTICl BALTIMORI & OHIO Ri. co.,
" WASHIHafoH, December IL, 1884,
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, SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
8eA ltylea RupAfh atock OF lr.sa a.ek q.

w.iSins 1 HsysfI stoSx OF Hress. Sack, and
Clsthins. farnishine Goods. 30. 90.
Ws %e nov prepared to exhibit our stock of Mems
Of style. variety and excellence Of fabric and
ntnJplness OF mApufseturs, has not been sur
- Enos: IN search Of Clothing for Gentleman and
Ssoea, We en- say With assurance they viii and
- right article on the most reasonable terms.
AnSS An extensive assortment Of 6entlemepH
~ t ~, Goods, comprising svsrythins necss-
EoAa WALKER CO., a6s Pa. Az,
%o3 2otPoDOiitsn HOtAl BuildinR
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y Poor Tom'aa cold. .


HeS warm sse'er the genial sun
Nay look in Kindness the earth,
In Tom Joness veins NO cheering warmth
pisrels the gloomy sorrow of his soul.
Oysp~sta, like 90 bin, hunts him down.
Asus, grim cham berlain, lights him to bed,
While Dizziness, Vertigo. and Headache dire,
With fercer aches combine 70 make him sroan.
Be wise. poor Tom
And hearken, Thomas. to Instruction:
For al thy Ills Remedy il found,
q Panaees, ceItain, pleasant, sure.
PLANTATION BITTERs T.-ls6o-X.,
a wondrous Tonic, made by DR.. Drake.
Will kill the demons that thy stomach vex,
VIII slay them, Thomas, for thy stomach's sake.
New life, new strength to thee shall como
By using this Elixir wonderful.
PLANTATION BIrfKls will restore thy health.
Thy iroables cure, and leave thy mind at peace.
= - G-lW
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SJames b. CLAY, grandson OF Henry
Clay, the Sage of Ashland, was among the
rebel prisoners who reported at Nashville on
Wednesday last.
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A DAMS lXPRlSS COMPANY,
"A 0Eos 614 Pa. Ausaxs, Wsskisstos, d, &
GREAT EASflRN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
xRN 1XPR16S FORWAKDIRS.

"A OGoe Ola Pa. AosaHs, WNshSestoa, d. g.
GREAT EAsTHRN, N9RLHlRN. AND WEST
1KN 1XPRAsS FORWAKDIRs.
hkfHGnH4AeA s H11!, MsoEAY, y1TgLRY. VALE.
ro.x.fdsd With sAftTY AND bisP1fcH to al
sscessi bic sectieps Of The country Tlis Oompany
E0kFH. 1AsT. WET AND 3 noSsT ESyHs51.a
IT. principal ee1ees are
PHILADILPHIA,B XLTIM0RHG nHI ioH'
ID 80 VILE. ElxiS SeHf dd3o1s-
vy11nnectfons are nsde at New York and Boston
BRifIsHss ptGssTTardinE 70 the 0ANADAs and tbs
~ ~ thsn.hrS OL. SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRH,
saT an snGe ~ European EXPIRE 10 al prominent
Sent, 0r'isi towns In Great Britain and the CONT
Collection Of MOTIFS, DRAyrs sna BILL s,,.d.
o. Al y, sccssabls gsrn Of the gnited 6tatss.
eS u Q. DUNN. AGENT. Washington. D. O.
I1RonEs HAIR COLOR RIsfORER ToR RI.
20 its al eUior without the At
1snains re Sss .. Or dye. Sold ~ ali druggists
ExE0RpB MBDIoATID GINGfR BREAD
~ MOIc. LOT worms, nnrivaled in ofBcaey and
tasptso Tor children. being eaten o. an
For {, gle 3! druss,sta Price ss cen pr box. -
FLUID EXTR1OT BUoHU "a
intn rHsasant In TASTE and odor. free from ali
tion ioos properties. and immediate In its se.
UsI ~ 6m
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- HnlnBcIDs IxfnAcr a, s....,
sne Yates the bio 3D. in stills the cor
OF Health INTO me system, and pufses ont the In.
'' M2s-Gm
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n FEB BRIDAL CHAMBER, An Dsssy Of wsruin.
md Instruction for Young Men Also, new and
reliable treatnsnt for Diseases of the Urinary
snH ss1uM systsms, free. in sealed envelopes.
siatsn. Philsdslphia. Pa. nab nm /.
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CoLGATE's HONEY BOAR,
This celebrated TOILET Soar, in such universe
demand. II made from the ehoicsa materials, Is
Wild sud so!!ens In Its nature Jrasranly scented
md extremely beneficial in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
VoAiens Jan 28-eoly
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WHY NOT Use THE RRsr,

Over twenty years increasing demand has es-
sAeiisAed the fact that MATalWS' VENETIAN
AAIA DYE is the best In the world. 1t is the
cheapest, the most reliable, and most convenient.
Complete In one bottle. Does not require any
previous preparation of the hair. No trouble.
No crock or stain. Does not rub off or make the
Hair appear dusty and dead, but imparts to 1t new
hie and lustre. Produces beautiful black or
brown, ~ preferred. A child can apply it. Always
gives Satisfaction. Only rs cents per bottle Sold
everywhere.
- A. I. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, NY.
pAMA6 BARN1S co. New York, Wholesale
Agents. myl6 sodIy
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cold AND BROOKS.
Our eMee has been placed In direct telegraph
Communication with the Gold and Stock 1xchsnRe
Rooms in New York. insusins promptness in tie
execution of orders.
Purehases and sales made It the usual rates.
RITTIHH0Us1, FOWLER & co.,
m9-t Bankers. $50 PennA ~.
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10 PURIFY, EaaIcH en-, r..
eoMp .r ~ nm M nLnsoLD,s HIGHLY OosofN.
bottle equals in strength eas atSn AZ Il One
or DIGESTION. sahon Vi tne syrup
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~RTIT PlNNHYLVANIA ROUTE
" NoRrHwEsr AzR Il 81 SOUTHWEST.
&Q1 6 E
.a s s,ss s:ns Vi. aisS: Bal
R R.1,l NAL 1eeonnedssion ----...sf. X.
s,s "a f ts s;ss|9, 1SE aRss::;
THE X, gsh q Fso ,Is ss
'0f bbuss Ss soess,s:!: DsnEiIT: 6.nsa-
daisa'' or caf IL. S,. Yo1s oi h;il'' and
rHI4.so P. n. TRAIN. PROM WARRINGTON
Wit" ot r Fts.sals ss; 1. from Baltimore
TIN s.4s P, n: TRAIN FHoM Warrington
w Z: ~ e Psts5u s:
sp ears. % sens:e.ins . q PisssSa aai OF
y s esas &. Issi:; G .as 4
nEE sss:. e ss ana
Syracuse.
oNI THROUGH TR AIN ON SUNDAY.
Leaving Warrington ats O'CLOCK r. u,
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS.
SOLDIERS TloKKfs Az 6oyBRNHRET RATS,
Low FARE AND QUICK TIMx.
~Yor Tickets and any information apply q
the Once of the Great Pennsylyanis Route, corner
and H11ss rDdsr
near G New J sssSy svsnss, NEW ssSin -o' ''
supsrintsnds2t y. 9; b 3.
Passenger and i Tiotst Agent.
treet and Pa. ave. dec = tt
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NULrITUDIS OF PEOPLE require an Alter.
Atiye 10 restore the ssltby action Of their sys-
tems and correct the derangensnts that creep
intoft earsaparilaB were used and valued, I'm til
several i'm positions were pslmed off upon the pub
lie under this name. AYERS 6ARSAPARILLA
- no imposition, te 7-lH
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7PNRSONAL.e

can be consuited IN the cnre OF Hema1e Dis-
eases at her residences. No. CAT sth street Eess:
holrs IRON III = m. to ., n. Tor pssssgns
MADAAI H1STlLL, PRo FsssoRsop MIpwsIs.
Nl IY, Who has successfully treated. all disssses
OF te1Ales for thirty years, can beconsuited, As
usual, at 50 Chambers street, New York, OF by
letter, and medicine sent b. mail. Married or
dy for removing obstructf p, from vlstsver
cause, can RELY upon hS Isbrsssd infslhbls
regularity in 4S hours. II of short standing, but
obstinate cases of long standing may require No.
and can never fail. are safe and healthy; price s.
abox Gan be obtained at No. 1872 Chambers St..
tions, By addressing No.. 1850 New York Post
Once Also solo In Warrington ct No; 46I 9Th
syesue and 18th street. Copyright secured.
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PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILL DRIVER.
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP,
Practical tests having fully demonstrated the
superiority OF this machine over all others for the
purpose Of sinking Oil Wells, the dersi sned il
now prepafN 20 receive orders for the same. =
This nachi-efy comprises everything requisite
Tor the boring Of Oil wells eIceptinG the. STlAM
1N91N1 AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIP,
(but will be furnished, il desired, at reasonable
pfice.) and dispenses with the use Of tho derrick
rope, bullwhesl and other cumbrous and expensive
fixtures now in use, and is arranged, being con.
strueted on wheels and portable, that 1t can be
different localities.
The detritusi Ii removed from the well By our pat.
emit hydraulic process. and does cot require the
removal of the drill from the boring This process
not only removes oil the detritus in from to 10
minutes, but likewise effectuall clears out and
opens all the small Oil veins that are 90 often en-
TREY closed mp By tho old process of sand
we'll can be sunk from 40 to 900 fest Within p,riod
OF from IL to 80 days after the soil pipe has been
driven. : ~ III
.Arran eements are being made for the oonstrue-
ton and delivery Of these machines at New York,
Norwich, Newburg, N. Y: and Pittsburg, Pa. For
further information. price. terms. DO. address
elMK0N LKLAND, Metropolitan Hotel, New
York. ap7Sm
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BANKERS.

First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON. 81
h: D. COOKE. tof Jay Cooke L Co.. President.
WIN. .. HUNTINGTON. oaahisr.
GOVERNMENT plPosIToRY
FINANCIAL A9lNr OF THE UNITED
eTATI6s
sTu ST., OPPOSITE, .ul 1anAsulY pEPAlfxIl1
.1s
Government securities with Treasurer Omitted
tates
1ONK MILLION DOLLARS.u
Acting In connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE CO.. ~
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR TIN 7-so LOAN.
patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks
and Bankers.
4 constant supply Of the Notes on hand and
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell al classes Of GOVERNMENT
s1oURITIEs at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL OITIIS OF THl
UNITED STATES
Wepurchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TlRMs. and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to n.
vurr YNvORM ATOM IN r>e>r6 IN QOVuRN.
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished.
WIN. 3. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
WASHINGTON, March 20. 1865. 2l.n
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
AFLANTIO on "A MsAIP Co.'s LINE
SCREW sfgAMIRs
NEW YORK. wAsHINGToN, : ALEXANDRIA
AND 0lORGEfOWN.

SCREW SFBAMIRS
NEW ronH1. sEB ss5ssEisw ALEXANDRIA,
n 16G, K =, SIN, Capt Z R.,9y Ezss
I..,s Pier Nc =. NoI,h 2. H;yss: New YORK
.4ss. y. %is:s :sE.; r..
careful and delivered With the sa ss.as est
dispatch, ct fair rates. -
modatons for comfort and plsasurs. diree Through
Or g.
John. Hendriek Hudson, Daniel Drew. and O. ViO-
TSiouxh to Providence and Boston BY the SPLEEN
did steamers Of the Nertune Steamship Comp nv;
For freight and e e Z ss eEsly ( 60.
1q F1o waIsb ssf e so GEsGG5Ssstovn.
Hs p q 30. VI. % AssS3ti1e! a.: Va
Passage and State Rooms can b. engaged at the
issR' S@ss between ss .aa
e =. C:ggs KEN p4 AZ gsg Ea!ale
FOB fosI A HGS RioaMo S bAt G1rY POINT
THE BAY LINE STEAMERS
Will leave Il Union Dock foot of Conc ord street
FORT nos sis'y :. A { 5 s 4 ia VA.
Conn Getting at Fort Monroe with q line of first
GiTT foiSf AND sSs7 vA
RETURNING,
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND At A. M DAILY,
stopping at City Point, and connecting At Fort
Monroe with the Bay Line Steamers that leave
Norfolk at ~ P. M. and arriving in Baltimore
in time for the Eastern and Western trains, and
for Washington City, o. @.
The steamers o, this line navigate the James
hlver going and returning, entirely in daytime
eYine passe gers ample time to see the rti6ca-
tions' and all ether objects Of interest,
TICKETS for the above places can be had On
Fare from Baltimore t. E0sfS %e,ro. SO %
Through tickets from B:so :e G MshP Pont ss9
~ State roems and meals extra.
~ The state room accommodetions are unsur.
passed, and the table is well supplied.
~ Passengers taking the lis train from
PHILADELPHIA will make connection with
To- Passengers taking the 500 A. M. train from
NEW YORK, have ample time to dine in Balti-
~ Passengers taking the 2 P. NJ. train from
WASHINGTON, make connection with this line
- NJ N. FALLS, President.
HUGH O'CONNOR, Passenger Agent. je3 tt
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F 49,. 6 eI0P THAT SCRATCHING.
And uoe FH1ATOEB ITOH OINTMlNT. Y.
cures Ieah and Salt Rheum In 48 hours, Also curss
Chillblains Ulcers and ell Iru ptiona OF the Skin
Sold BY ell DYnG st1ts. Z. d. GILMAN
=. mar 23.h $50 P0DusylyAnia avenue
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n OLyAl, SMOOTH SKIH AND a,.n
1i.Ioa follow 0 the use Of aELxsos0s ooso ox
neves black Spots. pimplss and ali erast,o II re.
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Esy ILRress Line, semi weekly between PHIL
NMnAsHH1NGTOH and GEoRG1-
Regular sailing days W1DNBsDAYB and SAT.
URDAY8, from No. IL North Wharves, RAiladel.
phia: and 10. % Water street. between Congress
and High. 0eoreetoWn. - -
.s'" JOHN b. pAyIDsoN.
No. 80 Water street, 6eorGetow1.
Agent n Philsdelphis. WIN. p. CLYDE. IL
North Wharves.
1o- Kiae 60 :, nov 8r0
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u once ago Penn'a avenue,
between AZ and 6tA streets.
Offers certain and speedy cure, OF G0H02RHEA
CLEFT, SYPHILIS, STRIOTERE, 8 MINAL,.
MnAKNEss; iNFLAMKD BLADDER, WHITES.
6UPPRlSsION OF THE NENsHS. DISEAe1 OF
THE LUNGS. LIVER. KIDNEYS AND sPLIENs
HOkE EYES. SOR1 THROAT. &c, &c.
Having had many years experience in the Drac.
tce OF those diseases. the doctor bids defiance TO
all competition in their treatment and cure.
Recent cases of venereal diseases cured in ons
or two days Ladies and gentlemen can consult
him at bis ONCE from to O'Clock daily.
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NJ CUNT VEIN ON.
The POTOMAC ri HGEteSaomp COMPANY having OBJ
sss 81 t RS.!ss:st q
non. An excursion steamer viii - -.
FRIDAY. june 3. at 10 o clock .. M. makine reg
1lsE trips thereafter on MONDAYS, WEBN1S-
DAYS and FRIDAYS of each week.
Fare to Mount Vernon and return, including
j. VAN RISWIOK,
my N-30t General Superintendent,
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- CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY or THn
AkOyE ARTIOLES FOR ONI DOLLAR BY
PPs3HHGEHaA AsslNG A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR
- Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for s..
Eleven for e; Thirty for IS; sixty.fvs for SO
One Hundred for SIS. ~'''
- AGENTS WANTED IVxRYWHIRD
Cur patrons are desired to send United States
money when Convenient, Long letters are nm
Box 516s. Pest one INV SGF gTssssr safety
case he sesomp.nied BY the CASH Win nth TIN every
Of the perion sending, and Town, County and stste
Ilainly written. Letters should be addressed to-
GOODWIN, HUNT & CO.,
my 8-1m BOZ LOG Post On ce, New York.
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MRS. BROOKFIILD, Of Kansess can be con-
HI suited on the Past, Present and Future events,
at her room, on 4 street. one door east Of Sd
street. In tho rear Of Donglas Hospital. She
Astrologers Of the age. She guarantees salts
faction 70 AL those who may give her call
ehe can be seen from .. m. TO sp. m. Price ono
dollar, FEB IL I'M
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To1. ZOE. IoI.

delivery Of the pure -
BOTTOM FRESH POND ICl.
we cell NO other. We have one price for the
season. We deliver promptly. We REQUIRE our
drivers 70 give exact weight. We never fail To-
supply In the heat Of summer. We ASK liberal
patronage and assure you q constant supply.
T.. FOWLER Co
eP-o-0 Tenth street Wharf.
I'H1 TRIAL OF AARON BURR FOR HIGH
tne opinions OF tAs Court upon all motions made
IN the various ses of the case with sbstractso Of
reports made during the trial By j. j. Coombe.
Je1 For sale By FRANCK TAYLOR ,
REWbA1Rl o. CouNTERHITTs AFD gNPRIN:
ths;VC trL!D DEALERS sndeavorine to dispose Of
n a%a srf1tsSnsd By RELMB6LD'e GiNUIN1 PtEP.
A0AdAVNc. YEem
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Passage and State Rooms can be engaged at ths
Oompany's Once. 241 street, between 18th and
l4th, Washington, D. @. ie6-tf