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The Civil Officers of Charleston
District.

the following letter from Gen. Ben
nett, commanding that post, addressed
to John E. Carew, Esq, in reply to
an application made to the military
authorities for the surrender of the
jail. MIR. Carew is Sheriff of the Dis
trict, and proposed 70 resume his Of
fetal functions under the recent pro-
cl:tmation of Gov. Perry. We publish
the letter Of Gen. Bennett, as indi-
eating the course of the authorities in
similar cases:
HBADQ'Rs CITY OF CHARLESTON.
Charleston, S. c., July 81, 1865.
u. T.. Carer, ESY.--S1R: I have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt of
Your communication of this date, in
forming me that, in compliance with
the proclamation of Gov. Perry, YOU
desire to resume yourxluties as sheriff,
:lnd take possession of the Jail, now
Ill the hands Of the United States mill
tary authorities.
would respectfully inform vou that
any attempt upon your part to excr-
else the functions of sheriff would
directly conflict with my duties ulfdcr
existing orders as military comman-
dant ei this city and sub-district.
The State is, ut present, under mar
tial law, and the proclamation which
appears in the Courier, of July 31st,
pufport;ng to be issued by Governor
Perry, but which may be, like manv
newspaper reports, erroneous or un-
althorized, can have no influence upon
Or control over my actions, except I
am directed to recognize it by my supc-
rlcr office rs, under whose Immediate
orders lam serving. Should the procla-
matiol referred to above prove genu-
lne, and its policy sustained ut Wash
lngtOn, l have no doubt that the mill
tlry authorities in this Department will
receive instructions for their guidance
in the effort which the Government is
making to restore the State to civil
rule
Respectfully, your obetlicnt servant,
W. T. BENNETT,
Breyet Brigadier-GenerL,
Com'd'g Post First Sub-District,
p. ST enclose copy of IN ex-
tract of an order issued February 19,
1863, declaring the city under martial
law, and which order I have received
no instructions to revoke.
W. T. BENNETT,
Brevet Brigadier- General Com'd'g.
HEADQ'Rs UNITED STATES FoRAEs,
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb 10, 1865.
EXTRACT.
Gene'M O7Hlers No. L.
y K X
Charleston is declared to be under
martial law. All functions heretofore
exercised by the Mayor, Common;lity,
Civil and Criminal Courts, police al1-
thorities and focal governments, are
now suspended.
x Y Z.
A. G. BENNETT,
1t. Col. G1st y. S. G.. r.,
COMMANDING Civ of Charleston
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j. II. IAGGETT Il CO..
Factors and Commission 1Icrch.,nt

.4DG ELH.e .SnE7W IVHiRF,
CHARLESTON s. c.
SE!.L in this Market nr ship to New York
or Liverpool. both Long and Short sta
pie COTTON. Liberal advances on ship
mcnt>, and returns made in gold or trca-
S;ll: notes. as instructed.
j. III. BAUGETT. T. NJ. SPEIGHTS.
tutr : Dc
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Machinery for Sale.

4 IL the machinery required in the ma
I n nuflciur. o; COTTON GINS. GRAIN
Ti:ts!.SHH!:$. &c. rcrf.cil, new "r,. in
cunn'r'" running or,,cr consisting of
ONE EIGHT HORSE POWER STEAM
ENGINE, with Boiler, Shatting, Pullcvs,
Bets, &c. complete.
One Iron Planrr.
Wood Planrr
Turning Lathe,
Corn Mill.
: Small Circular Saw
This machinery has never hccS used; is
near the Grccnvll: and Col,lmbi;t Railroad
and can he purchased cEcap--thc owner
having been killed in the war. 1t can either
!" removed or the hul'lin= and land can he
rented and the BUSINESS. long established
'n,inEc.i.' Address
G. j.. tiiICESTER
Real Estate B1.kcr, Charleston.
nv
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Columbia Female Academy.

Columbia. Fcmale Academy.
NNIIE exercises of this Institution will be
i resumed on the FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER. Parents wishing to ntcr their
daughters rs pupils, are requested to make
early application 20 the principals.
JANE II. REYNOLDS,
Aug SOPHIA NJ. REYNOLDS.
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1t is said that some new value has
been discovered in coal ashes a col
lrctor has paid 80, 600 for the privilege
OF collecting them in single district
III Manchester, ENGLAND.
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Wagon for Sale,

0NE FOUR OR FIVE, Horse WAGON,
~ nearly new, with Body and Iron Axles,
suitable for hauling goods or lumber Ap-
ply to RICHARD O'NEALE.
Aug S3*
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For Sale.

A light SPRING WAGON
sgg5EEN and HARNESS. For par
GHnFEW ticulars, apply at this Of
sssa1ssssts-sice. Aug8
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A gentleman who complained that
he WAS suffering from s,1n-strolle ex-
planned by saving that his family had
been blessed by the addition of twin
boys
On Monday, th- 24th. the control
of the town OF Wilmington was for
mally transferred by the military into
the hands of the mayor and commits
sioncrs.
The number of cmigrlnts which
arrived ut the port OF ->ew lora,
during week ending July IL, was
3,30S.
1t is the opinion of the doctor that
the lawyer gets his living by plunder,
while the lawyer thinks the doctor gets
his by ''pillagc.
The Thermometer marked 05 de-
grces III the shade in New York, July
20, ut thirty minutes past T in the
morning.
1t is reported that decree will
shortly appear declaring Cochin China.
French colony.
The corn and cotton in Mississippi
are said to be looking remarkably we'll,
and promise :.n abundant yield.
Santa Anna lives in exile on the
Islalfd of st. Thomas.
\ large numbcrof Southern railroad
presidents are III Washington.
New Jersey sent ont (. 500, 900 bas-
kcts Of strawberries this season.
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EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TO INVAIID5 SOLDIERS Il
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
AiANUFACTURE.
q. 81. GENERA1. HosprrAI.,

= l..
4 TAKE Pf.EXs IL Ell III sTaTf FSS2' 10
i you that have carefully examined the
ArLtncial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
14EsRtAN, apd for which you are agent, For
simplicity OF constFuction Us wen as Gurablli-
" and convenienee, have never seen any
recommend them to any who are unfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs,
(. Very resp your obed't serv't, ldLno1
- A.A. Surgeon U3S..A., in charge,
WHEELTSa, VIVA, April 9th, 1855!
have carefully examined the Artificial
Legs Legs o. LEONARD -LEGRAGS and find them
simple IN their construction, of good work.
manship, light and very substantially made.
They Will be quit teas, SeFEl6en6Ie Rs any arti-
nSini legs IN use, and on account Of their sim
cheerfnlly recommend them to any who
-, :, JOHN FRrssE11.,
~ - A:A. Surgeon, U. g. "A
81 III ~ ,SFS n September IL, ls85i 4
Dear Sir:-I have now been using the two
h0lt legs OF the IegTan make, furnished by
you, for over two months and 1t affords me
great pleasure in saying that theythav been
q great satisfaction to me in that timei The
limb Is simple in construction, strong, and Is
very mfortaPle; In fact I find It Just the
lhope there may be but few who have been
so unfortunate as to have lost both their limbs
rs have, but II any such should be found, to
sush eSPeci.a q md toa1t Others whose mis-
tnlly recommed the Legran limb on account
OF Its strength, simplicity, and general ad1p-
tattop to the uses for which It IS intended.
:. SAMUEL BUMGARDNER.
For further particulars call on or address
! u AGHARHEB BEHEER, Agt.Sa
Monroe 81, bel. MdTaketG F5urtt.
ARIV l.
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A Gard.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS 10 THE
w many friends and Patrons of jeremiah
Clemens, Edeeeasedl for the liberal patron
ase bestowed on him while in ouTmidst and
also take this method of infptmIng the pub
lie TINT we intend to carry on. the Furniture
and Upholstery business in an Its branches
at the old stand, No. 1l9 Main street. where
we hope by strict attention to business to
merit 9 continuance OF the patronage bestOW-
SO ON him. 4SCfiEMENS& g GO.
deTtnking Business as before. We keep con.
SANITY on hand a full assortment OF Metallic
and other Cotins gss - " apg2l
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Gdnrntfnt1aI.
Wheeling Female College
WIIEELING. %. "a.


WHEELING, W. VA.
IIlatsl fNsfTTgT1pY,I qB4BTEBEp
recently reorganized under a new Board OF
Directors, viii be opened us collegiate insti-
tute on the first Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly AZ Tefitteda iand newly FURNISHED
throughout.
extent and cOmprehe nsiveneSs OF Its course
of study, In its methods f1tuition and gov
eminent, and in the ability and exPeFienee9f
Its Board of instruction, the public may rely
upon Its being n tiTSt-claSS seminary.
Quoting leading Educational institutions in
the Eastern and Middle States, j feel assured
thntWith the liberal patronage md the ear-
nest cooperation of tile citizens OF Wheeling
extend TO young ladies' all the facilities for an
accomplished education to be found outEld
% e our eastern metEoPo Titan cities.
able to announce the engagement of n corps
of teachers of distinguished ability, expel
Hence and reputation.
IA NORMAL DEPARrALsrSF will be Organized
Mt an early day, having especial reference to
the preparation Of young ladies for the bust
a ToRYgDEpAprMESr win be
opened for such Misses as are too young ID
enter the collegiate.
Protest9nb but NOT. upon denomination
", the Methodist the Presbyterian and the
Eptscopallan, being represented in the Facu1-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
n TUEIIoE1Fi9t PrePaTatoEy, So; Second
Collegiate, s.; Junior, SlOSt Senior, SD Sd;
latin, French, German, or other Language, IS;
Experimental Sciences s. extrn, each; Draw
ing, =; Painting in OIL SO; Pastel! SO; Cray
on, s.; MUSIC, on Piano, $40; Use of1nstTu-
ment, 81 g: Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, ID and 81
\ .I{oA RD-S45; Fuel and Lights, s.; Washing,
So Weekly Board, noInl Mouii1X to FrfdnS
night, So so; Fuel and Lights, 81.
Bills both for tuition and board payable in NIL
cases at the commeneemento of the tquarter-
Sept. 9th, Nov. 18th Feb. lst and April 18th.
L. g. LOOMS, AM. ii. D., 8
July 70, 1906. President. :
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DrREcToFss: ytt ~ El If=
!, 4. q; Logan, I. r, ShanetoE, Geo. X. Wheat,
SEQ. Mendhl, John Zoecller Eaml. MOCK
Y nm g; w. sTanEheinl, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
'TIHTs coNIPANY HAVING BERN DuI,y
~ Organized, are prepared to take Risks nt
i Ia rates on buildings or M kinds mcrcllan-
uhse1 manufacturing establishments fIlTnI,
I'VE; seam and c3rRoes on the western
S F Ior a eIm Of yehTs. This GnmpnnylO OF
ItS!s superior Inducements to fhFmers. Where
~ they can be Insured for three yflfjTs n fjS-
SISeEi rseS Ihis being n home inStiiniIon,
SoiLl Esssed OF some pinety-fOur stOckh0LierS
Inust OF Whom are among our hest fnSIneSli
men, recommends Itself 70 the fnyornbio eoT-
1defation OF the insufinE puIllic ana soItcifa
; ,Aspplisntions for insurance Will be promptly
AIenued TO by the Secretary.
NO. 1AdoI ure House. leing tho same
si AfAlIrcLASi ocfuple5hp y Adams, Express Co.
ll ssAAI'Is MCCLELLAN. PresidenfY
GEo. AiESDEII, Vice President,
N.C. ARTHUR, Agent fnrpayinR pensions.
0t1ce, No. Mcclure House. lIeine thei same
iofIne4iS occupied by AdnQis' En- pres CO. =
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Seventy i've per cent Of the nett Iirofi 4 de-
eiaEed to policy holders annually without In
Policies will Be issued I'm any OF the abovs
reltnhle Companies ON application to
.,,..,.fl w. +. PETERSON, Agent.
once Main street, next door to N. a n.
bank''lisfJ Rt3ili4su ~ MARLEY.
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HING WsTYA TUESDAY GT0gI0BER SIT 1865 ..er.s 81

1''i' ngii;l9is siii IN illao i+s5f adflo li.5,tI
ii2iih ylA,7q saiGinet Il .v.s.,.-7uT.js
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7 NSU II A n h
FiFe 3 Marine Insurance CannanH
INCoRPoRATED N 1ssz.

q q - ,1NconPoRV1TrED IN 1857. ~
LAKES RISKS ATTHE LOWEST RATl7
Furniture and Merchandise and nGainEi Sii
dangers Intending the tTnns bnrtntion or T.oolis
On ElVeIfI se4lsS lakes canals and FOiifJSoiis n
ipgs .l,ai a. II. CRAN3IE PnesIjent
JOHN F. HOPKINS, Secretary,
i f659qett Sr9ngle, Daniel Lamb.
q S9 1T shoETIsoE, J.C. Achctofi,
John Donlon, samuel 0tt
- The ofnce of the Company Inns boon ,a.
moved to No so Main street. - 80 r. "a
ApplIcattnHs for insurance WILDE nrOmptlv
attended TO by the President or Secretary,
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9 E9IIl5 sIFatfaI.. II5IIl z
SELLERS. COUGH SYRUP.

TITS PRoNTPTI IN IT'S ACTION, ALWAYS
i safe, and may be given to the smallest child
OF most dellcete female Tth IN us
spifIt16 bdnb IehtS W1ltte ytEI mt bnl3
applicable TO the yast Imslorty. OF PnIm3na5y
valuable TO children, RfIOrding great relief in
WhoopinE Cough and inbred diseases. From
year 70 year, we present the following:
Prom the Ray. T. G. Lamb. Pastor of
ths RaPttstI Church. Alexandria,
HIExANDRIA, Licking Co., Feb. q, 1885.
In January, 1854, / had severe cough, pro-
cee1ing from g bad cold, 50 That coughed al
FfIday morning until Saturday might Ito6R
twice, in the evening, OtthA prescribed doSa
and retired and slept all night without a sin
took uIesyrup again, in the morning, and
Esses9sal twice, ppTiiqs thsdny without any.
Since that time / have given it frequently
to my children, and believe that It has esser-
TALLY FelisVed'them Ours tTnlE, JFsNtt, :,
Recommended particularly to Cie il,1,S,.
men. Lawyers and other Public
ProfsSs6r Porter hos. without & solicitation,
popular Cough Medicine. It Will be Interest
ing toua1 who 5arB INFLICTED with cOughsr7
PiItsiJttTT Ddlu fiEt, fI55 n r., 80,
5iS.iS F:xCITAScsI. Ho1E1, DecemberIa. 1850. 4.
MeSSTss Edit0IR:--d wing been for some time
past very much AFFLICTED with severe cold,
ana alInoSt eoI1taifG cough. ana having tried
vnFiOtts remedies, syTupS, &c, and all to no
efeet, IlSEnz induced byrTny esteemed friend,
W. W. Wallace, of this city, to make TRIAL
Of r. f. Sellers Cough Syrup. did so, and to
my great surprise, received almost immedi-
sSsf SsfS III SIS sIIsalsy
but on taking spoonful of the Syrup, Just
before entering my lecture room, / could speak
with perfect ease during the evening. 1
would particularly resentment It to clergy
men, lawyers, and other publlpspe Rl<ers. IN
JAMES H! P0IsnERs PRO-. M Mathematics.
81 IpItRtIIsIJR T,sIsfI ny - fBW air-IJt-
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Z II j E, s .ssass NO, 81. d.
.aIlI tAnsaranfe. 80 80. I
FIRE. kRINE 8 INLAND INSTR ANGIE

terms In any 81 ti,a I5,iSISS5,l,
companies, EeIEesen1ting In the 4ggFegate
CASH CAPITAL and ASSETS, tovRRl
Cash CapitRl, All paid OOO o.
- AssetSlSt january. 1ss..-.,... llsS7laOl %
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ONDERRRMERiS. AoRNCY N YORK.
The aas aBo%et Fire ms. cAsh oaplta.
The Nihgaia u. q l.. and Aseetsl
IS 2sttsT y 1,litrts,os Is i So s. 9SS fSSr
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l 70. gransportatioll.
BALTIMORE q OHIO GOMp

u - -
r qlFF1CE BAIT. 4 ONO RAILRoAD Co, !
=. - ~ ~ NNIEElEL.INifl On. n lGhS
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Y IlLlli WINTER SCHEDULE. lilII
3 PASSENGER TRAINS WILL. Rim nv
the following schedule on and amer lie
2Jth OF October, 1865: 1iFIT II Il 80
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Drank lin Insurance CompanY


l3HUng tl39f WlIHEEiTNo.
Capital aI5O, OO0.
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DR M a KISMRR

sold by NrCABE, KRAFT q CO., wheelIn
gMyEffff2 gl96sfiiS 1iEye Pels-ly
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7. T'Al' RtIt42aHoilos4a an -. i3sdsiitnsr
l.'19lg has 1eiIeIii s,13 10 at,i it.tr vi %
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feAAN a.
- = 4lis ~ 40 ~ z
-94S'l4 uii !IHIl
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Ran Ro5d

E'll14II' NlHlilsf OF IIansportatIOn,
,olsJo- - j. d. FORD.
oSeEo llsff'-t 2 General Analf. WhfnIlro,
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story for th6 boys ana GirIs to READ
this E;yeniug--YYhat is Said 10 have
naPPenetl ON. HI"IIog-Eve Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-21

Flour-Market inactive and prices irregular.
Sales on Change comprised 800 bois. cnoiee
Howard street Cat Extra at S1031k, 2V0 oo,s'
mixed brands Superhne do. At $40, ana 2Vo ooie'
Ohio Extra at S1025.
Rye Floar-Demand unimportant. fIst qa0i-
Corn Meal-No sales reported. City MILLS,
kiln. dried, nominal at S5.2JaS7 5o.
GRAIN Offerings at the Corn Excnange Som.
nrised 10 600 bushels of Wheat, 2S,0OC 90 Oern,
: ,0O do Oats, and 400 do. Rye. White wheat
sold at 2sOa265 cents, aAd red at 23oa2io cents,
the cutside figures for prime samples White
Corr, in shipping order, was quite active at l47
aI49 cen ~. Damp aad ordinary samples sold
cents Oats were heavy, with large sales at 80
cents weight, and at so cts. measure No trans
actions in Rye reported.
Molasses-Supp1y fair and demand slow. In
the present condition Of the market there are 40
reliable quotations.
Provisions-Barrelled Meats dull and heavy,
but prices Of other descriptions are nominally
unchanged. Mess Pork $335GaS34 so, Prime
Mess S3l 50aS32. so. Bacon Shoulders 20 cents,
Sides % cents, Bulk Shoulders II cents, Sides
10 cents, Picked Hams 19h cents, sugar cured
do. 234aAk cents, Western Lard in b6is and
uerces 80 cents, and Baltimore refined "a
cents.
Sugars-Stock heavy and prices very un.
settled.
Sait-No demand at present, and prices
nominal.
Seeds-Clover is in some demand at Sl7
Nothing doing in other varieties. timothy
at sc 25ae6 so and Flaxseed at 81 25a@3 80.
Whisky Market quiet bat steady, small sales
being reported at S2.27.-Baltimore american.
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OFFICIAL.
The First CoHps-Netice to Veterans.
HKAnaHARCKRa EIRaC CORPS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. q, 1854.
Veterans desiring to enlist in the 1st Army
Corps, should report TN person at the oh1ce OF
Col. g. F. johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, d. 9.
Any Veteran who has served two years, mas
been honorably discharged, and is physically
qualified, may enlist in the Corps for one, two
or three years.
Those enlisting will receive from the Gov
eminent a bounty Of $500 as soon as they are
mustered in, and, in addition, the regular In
stalments from the Government, In proportion
to the period Of enlistment, as follows: 800 for
one years service, one-third paid on enlist
Snent; 5000 for two years service, one-third on
enlistment; $500 for three years. service, one
third on enlistment
They will be credited to the quota OF the
district in which they or their families may be
domiciled and will, therefore, be entitled TO
local bounties
Free transportation will be furnished them
to Washington by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms in the possession OF the
Government will be furnished these troops,
and they will be allowed to retain their arms
when honorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock Ills
F street, between 10Th and 10th streets.
Office of the Board for the Examination OF
Officers :-Brigadier General John r. Brooke,
president, leg q street, between 18th and both
streets.
BY order Of Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 27.tf Assistant Adjutant General.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
OPPIol BALTIMoRl 4 eHIo HI. co.,
u WASHINGTON, December u, lS64s
& HI

b u
I'D ssss.' III
VII >, 4 EseEH
RIsStad TRAiE.s EsS Warrington SIS An
PhiIsdelphis / IS P: ~. New Ysrk $50 Pm. No
's No. sNsALr1moRs L WESTERN TRAIN
Lease w..hinstSn sns 4; III svpiH1s q T, uS
for tie West. ana fesch3ns Baltimore st 1000
i:ss z9sr 1::7: =
IN. Philsdslphia s:37 ,: M New York 1000
No. e-sALTIMeRl TRAIN AND WAY STA
Ing It Relay With Frederick train. Arrive st Bal.
nH Rs. 'sHRAkT1Msnn coMMurAE1os aN MD
,tors a Bsitsys Laurel and
Annapolis Junction only.
,skSss .IsAEW! Ss% 59s1 X
s :, !. +; =: IA Sssss
b ssls + sis1f t;
No. s-BALTIMoR1& HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave weshin eton GAS P. n. and arrive At Balti-
MO- No. sSsiX YORK: RH15Ap91LREa I =. 4s sD
WESTlRN fRA1N.Leave Warrington 81 1870
Ears 10 tafe Express Train for Grafton, wheeling.
ParkersburE, and all points in the Wesf' Reaches
New Yerk At $40 Am.
ron ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be made
Nth the Al 4 n, and the and $3.50 P. N. from
Washin eton. No trains to or from Annapolis on
SUNDAY TRAINS.
TIN ONLY TRAINS FROM WAeH1N@T0N
for passengers on Sunday are the SIP ana 1s:is
for baltimore, Philadelphia. and the West' ana
the r. n. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETs to the West. a. we'll as TO
Philadephia, New York, or Boston. can be had at
the Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day, %
veil a. at new office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
'' RRhGGHGI will be checked at all hours,-also for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
ALL PAssENGlRs, Ehether soldiers OF citizens Il r.
are noltely but earnestly requested to respect the
rules Of the Line established fer the general id.
sacIasyeis for ladies and their and the
prevention Of smoking in any snf the smHhsr
VII, the decisions Of the agents or conductors
rapard to their seats tickets etc.. especially in
The Ct stsFtPs The ss1 n; TRANSPORTATION
L. N. COLE. General Ticket AGENT. acc y
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PERSONAL.

THE WONDERFUL GIFTED PROPHESY1N6
i MEDIUM, whe foretold, previous to this WAT,
consulted all i'm portant Affairs of life at the no.
NIB Reliable in formation given concerning rise
and fall in stocks and gold, and when TO ouy OF
sell. Entrance, private door. I'd floor. Ml9-2.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO FlM ALhss
TO THE sEX.NMADAMI MENAH, after Il years
practice in. New York, has taken rooms IN TINS
such cases. Her practice is different from any in
this city. viii give reference and eertit nc ties
successful treatment in Female Diseases. Patients
will be visited at their residences Necessary;
from 10 e. m. to p. m. mar z lm
MRS. BReoKFIELD, Of Kansas can be cor
at her room, on z street, one door east OF 80
street, in the rear OF Douglas aaspatab; sne
Astrologers of the age. She guarantee satIs'
faction to all those who may give her q gall
She can be seen from Q. m. to 9p. m. Price one
dollar. 1eo u Ih
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DENTISTRY.

TNOOTH. ACHE CURED INSTANTLY BY THE
i external application Of DIR. sIGES- ~
MONDs EssENOE OF PALMETTO. .It61
acts at once upon the nerves connected
with the teeth aching, and relieves instantly: By
this aid every decayed tooth can be cured and pre-
Whites Metal Filling. eheoplastic Bone Teeth
inserted over roots ut 26O Pa. az. mar - In
nENTISTRY-Drs LOCK WOOD & MERRILL,
IL Dentists. Room No. 2, Washington
Building, corner Penna. avenue and 1tho
street. mar slim"
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"'' between AZ and 9Th Streets,
GLEET ,BU 30. sYPHILiS, sTRI0TURn, S6M1-
NAL WEAKNEss. INFLAMED BtA n9I SS
DISEASE OF THE LUNGS. LIVER, K!DNEf
AND SPLEEN; 6OR1 EYES, SORE THhoAf'
Havinghad many years experience IA the prae-
tice Of those diseases the doctor bids defiance TO
an conpetition in their treatment and cure.
Recent cases Of venereal diseases cured in enc OF
two days. ladies and gentlemen can consult MIN
At his ONCE from Ito O'Clock daily. deA Sm
N1HI BEST EVIDENCE THAT PRINCE. 3s1
i street, il the ONLY practical STA MPEH In
the District, is that he daily has to de over WORK
He has the largest and finest assortment Of Pat
terms ever offered here. Making his own Patterns,
him. HoVG-u