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SERIOUS ACCIDRNT-Three men iRjared.-Two
Of them, 1t IS supposed, Fataiiy.-A few minutes
after ii O'Clock to-day, q frigntful accident oc-
Cured in the Foundry Church, at the cofner
OF 18th and G streets, which for q time occa-
stoned great deal Of excitement. The main
audience room Of the Church is being fitted up,
and the walls frescoed by Mr.. H. Shutter, the
feet from the floor. This morning, portion
OF the scafolding, about IS feet high, gave way,
precipitating three Of the workmen to the Aoor
below, where several carpenters ana others
were at work, some Of whom made a very
narrow escape. .s.. rrr---s iss....- -
The names of those who fell are-Mr Charles
kahiert, who resides on Capitol Hill, where
he has wife and eight children, and who is
very badly injured about his head and spine,
IL is feared fatally; Mr.. Isaac Mcconnell, who
resides on o street south, between Sd and AZ
streets, Island, where he has q wife and three
children he 10 in jured about the head and shoul.
ders, but not seriously; and Mr.. Geo. Adams a
young man Of about nineteen, who boards next
door TO Mr.. Mcconnell, very badly hurt, his
skull being fractured, and badly bruised about
tne oooy; It's not expected that he will re-
Mr.. Adams had but recently entered the bust.
ness. Mr.. Mcdonnell Is q house painter
AS soon as the accident occurred, quite 8
large number OF persons gathered about the
building, among them several physicians who
were In the vicinity, who, with several ladies
OF the congregation, did all in their power for
the sufferers, who Were rendered senseless by
ana the wounded men were removed 10 their
respective residences. 1t is stated that Mr.
Shutter protested against the men going TO
work on the scafold, but II having been
strengthened as he thought sufficiently, he
subsequently withdrew his objection.
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Connecticut Senatorship.

NEW HAVEN, May 16.-The House baIloted
to-day for u. 5. Senator with the following re-
suit 20. s. Terry, 1872 r. ID. Hubbard, 90; L.
S. Foster, z: Thos. H. Seymour, L.
The Senate votes e. morroW
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RETURNHD.

Attorney General James Speed returned to
the city last evening from his visit to Louis.
vile, KY, where he had gone to restore his
health, having been recalled by the pressure
of impcrtant matters. "a s.eaf = 81 --..-1-fb
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HEVOKE nm

The Secretary Of War has revoked the order
which dishonorab'y discharged Major VIM
Kesley, I'd Maryland catslry, and has granted
that oficer an honorable dlscharge
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NEW PArENrs-It will be seen by the re.
port OF patents to-day that the number OF APP
plications continue to increase, and more OF
them than usual have been fayorabiv con.
sidered. The Number TO be issued by Com.
missioner Theaker for the week ending MAY
22d, is two hundred and eight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-16

LARcxsr ov LoAY ov BKHAn.-rais nor,
sng. officer HsybouT. Of the foarth WARD, a.
r-eied John 0'f3ri-n. boy OF ssIut siKt,-n
for the larceny Of a loaf Of bread. Just,s.
Walter dismissed hIm.
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LOCAL NEWS.

PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL MAGAzINE.-A
few days since, Capt. Taylor, of the Ordnance
Yard, opened bids for the erection OF a new
Naval Magazine near the Congressional Gene
terry, for removing and building a new keepers
house, repairing the old brick store house, and
for about 23,0OO feet OF fencing. The follow.
ing We're the bids Entwisle & Barron, maya
zine, Sl3, 1875; keepers house, S5.S67: repairing
store house, $3.50; fencing, 81, 296; total, b. $40
Thos. Street, magazine, ss,7i0SO; keepers
house, IS, 401 % repairing store house, sl,S39.
SO; fencing, S4,l4; total, S2i, 800. Barron a.
Smithson, magazine, el3, 76s; keepers house.
Sc, i25; repairing store house, S96s: fencing.
S2,5Oe; total, S23.369. Wise, Callahan Co.
magazine, SS,63i.7l; keepers house. S32I7; re-
pairing store house, $3.50. SO; fencing. Sl,s2i;
total, Sl7,s32. Downing 4 Bro, magazine,
6,9a5; keepers house, Sc, l54; repairing store
house, S6,150; fencing, S1,4s2; total, SIS, 23l
Grant Co.. magazine, $1,000; keepers house,
S6,22l; store house, Sl,521; fencing. %. l43
building wall, -927: total &2l,s53. J. B. VIII.
hanson, magazine, $4,000; keepers house.
$9,s75; store house, 81, 100; fencing, SLIGO total
S2l,S16. Thomas Co, magazine, SIO.4 400:
Keepers house, S3,717; store house, s2Ig3:
fencing, 1912; total, Sl9,57e Jones & Collins,
magazine, $4,000 keepers house, S5, CO., store
house, 500; fencing, sl,l4O; total, s20,oiO
1t will be seen that Messrs. Wise Gala
ban are the lowest bidders, and as they are
first-class builders and Of the highest respon-
sibility, there is no doubt the award will be
made to them. : =
p. S.-The contract for building the maya.
zine has been awarded TO Wise, Callahan & Co.
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PROPOSED rRANsFER

Mr. Stewart introduced in the Senate today
a bill authorizing the transfer Of the Indian
Bureau from the Interior Department to the
War Department 81 .#.#
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Cholera Abated.

NEW YORK, May 16.-The Health Officer
states tn at since the last report no admissions
nor deaths from cholera had occ urred on the
hospital ship. All were well on board the
Virginia and Illinois.
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The BoDY OF Hos. PRESTON KINs-The
remains OF the late Preston King were con-
veyed 70 the Dead House in WiIlo1ghby street
near the Jail in Brooklyn, N. z, ON Monday,
but was removed yesterday afternoon and
conveyed to Ogdensburg, N. Y, for in terment
The inquest will be held tomorrow at the IJor
oner's room in the New Court House.
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New Yopk M0rkets.

NEW YORK, May 16.-Cotton firm at 35a36
cents Flour declined 10 cents; Southern, SlO .65
aSl655 Wheat dull. Corn cent lower Beef
steady. Pork heavy. mess, $1,000. Lard uiet
Whisky dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-16

DCRIxiNAL CouKr.-Ths Grand Jury ar. a.
Session this week. but the Petit Jurors IA VIM
been discharged until Tuesday aeKt, no cas-s
Will be tried THIS we~k .F .
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THE CASE or sLOANAKER

1t is reported on the street that the Senate
yesterday, in Executive session, reconsidered
its action in confirming the nomination of
Slosnaker as collector for the First Pennsyl.
b yania District.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHuRcH.-rhe audeno,
room of the Calvary Bsptist Ohurch viii d.
opened to- night ior the FIRST time.
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THE ARLINGTON ESTATE.
A bill was introduced in the Senate to-day
by Mr.. Harris giving to Maria Syphax Tx
acres Of the Arlington estate, being the land
upon which she has resided since 1926. a
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Specie Gone Ont.

NEW YORK, May 16.-The steamer Scotia
sailed to-day, taking 3,OOO,OOO in specie The
kangaroo also sailed, taking S375,O0O in specie.
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SpPRINx CopRT-In General reym,-,Th
Ootrt Are sttll engaged y Aeartng the 0xcep
uons " The CASE Of WyNe 40. MaTsAal Brown
see' ri Il sc asnsFR eE& 49, s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-16

~The Deputy Health Onicer of New York
reports two deaths occurring on board the
Falcon on Monday, but there were no new
cases.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 16-Flour dull. with de-
Ginning tendency. Wheat firm. Corn dull:
white, S5c.; yellow, SOC. Oats steady. Pro-
visions firm. Western Lard, 2l1c. Sugar
firm. Coffee duh. WhIskey dull.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS MKRrrxa.-The
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Teachers
Institute of this city, was held yesterday at
the Foundry Church, corner I4th and SITS.
and was exceedingly interesting and profit
able to the large number Of Sunday school
teachers in attendance
The morning session common ced at 9o'clock
ana continued until 11K, the time being occu.
pied IN the discussion Of the ad vantages and
oess methods Of studying sacred geography
and antiquities in Sabbath schools The "con.
cert exercises" ana sthe Palestine class de-
scribed" were particularly interesting.
The Institute then adjourned until az In the
afternoon, and from that time until O'Clock
:" The Student Teacher" was the subject The
standard for Sunday school teachers was placed
rather high for Washington Sunday schools.
but if they can have the benefit Of these insti-
tutes frequently they will soon reach the prop.
er standard, '-IF.r ~ = .s-I-4 81 -
The Institute again assembled at * in the
evening, the large lecture room of the Foun-
dry being filled by teachers OF Sunday schools
connected with nearly all the religious dsnom-
nations Of our city. The time was occupied
with great profit and interest until OK O'Clock
In discuDing the exceeding important SUBJ
1ects-a The Sunday School Teachers Prayer
Circle" and "Tha Infant Glass"
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LEAVE or ABsENOI.

Two months leave Of absence has been grant.
ed to Brevet Brigadier General Geo. v. Ruth.
efford. Colonel in the QuarteTnaster De.
partment. -sl-.NuJ rFfa ..sTl
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INTERNAL RKvENuE.-The receipts from in
ternal revenue during to-day were slsO, Os3. I6
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- We RETAINED yesterday from publishing
the Presidents veto ITO be found elsewhere)
OF the Colorado bill, not deeming it proper 80
TO do. As IL had not been read in the Senate
prior 70 the adjournment Of that body.
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COLUMBIA HosPIT TAb FOR WOMEN
LYING IN ASYLUM
18th street. Circle, j corner of NJ streat.

portion Of the District. surrounded BY it's ova
grounds. Cars pass the door every minutes
in sanorSanes nth I'm rosm m rsouip, ssJ Lex
advance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medtoai
and Sprgiodl Attendance.
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We have shown above that the total number
Of new ad advertisements in the Daily Chronicle for
the six months ending March 81, was 4.5O7, or
an average of % per day. The number Of new
advertisements in. the Star during that time
was 9CS3, an average of 58H per day.
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RY GREEN & VILLA Ms, Huctioneers.

FRAME HOUSE AND LoT, on Lat street ' Uss,.
between south o and d streets, Island.
On TUESDAY, the I'd instant, ct O'Clock D
n, We shall cell, IN front Of the premises part Lot
No. Il. In square No. $50, with the improvements.
finished. : :
Terms: One half cash; balance. and II months,
secured by deed Of trust On the premises. All
csnveyencfng and revenue stamps ct the cost Of
the purchaser. 30 down when struck Of. ~
my Is GREEN 4 VILLA Ms. Aucts
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EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER.
Ex0fLsiSR w wEiss B BEEN.

Having put my New Brewery into successfu, on.
Grafton, will be prepared on and after this date
to supply 70 All my Customers an abundant supply
OF this Delictoue summer Beverage.
NEW BREWEBY,
NEW MACHINERY,
UNSURPASSBB BREWER,
AND EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER,
Which invite oil deslers to buy and try.
RlLEY A. SHINH,
Weiss Beer Brewery,
Corner Greene and Olive streets,
my Io-im Georgetown, d. y.
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WAGIED lnMIDIATELY-A good WHITE
w MASHEB and . house elesnsr. AeHiy at
star Once counter. nyl6u
WAkTED-By . responsible tenant. . HOUSE,
9 o, 10 5Sc~s, An . Hieessnt locstiSn; Apply
and Z. my rs 81
E>OR RENT-A HOUSE, containing 8 rooms, No.
Il 500 Massachusstts avenue, bet. eth and 9th
SITS. wet. Possession 81 ven immmediatsly. Also.
House for sale, containing II rooms. Inquire next
door, No. sos. my u ST
EOR sALE-A CIaAR sTORE and SODA
WATER FOUNTAIN. nov doing good bu,-
iness. Will be sold cheap IL applied for imneii-
ately ss the owner has other business, and cannot
attend to il. Apply $50 = street, bet. lstn ana
18th, near Growers Tbeater. my is-N'
WILL BB SOLD AT A GREAT BARGAIN,
w If applied for soon, Lot No I. In Square No
IS, contaisiBs 500 feet; front. eas on I'D street
north rs feet; is Just opposite the residence Of
Thomas Varnell, Esa. THIS property Possesses
many advantages, either for yictualler's or pri-
vste residence, ha, ing q double frame two storr
house, and . building which can be verted Into
three teaemsnts.
For terms &c, apply to NAGLE & Co.. Auc.
uoBeers 29s Penna. ave. mgiS
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Oox1TRGArIoN.-The rite 81 confirmation
was administered in Christ Ohurch, (Nayy
Yard last evening, BY the Right Rev. Bishop
Whipple, OF Minnesota, assisted bv Rev NJ
Pinkney, Of the Church Of the Ascension, and
Rev ID, Odds, Of Christ Church, to nineteen
Candidates, thirteen Of whom were females.
eloquent di.ccurse on the duties and obiira.
tons ofthe home circle. -a4 "a Il -
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FIRR.-About llx O'Clock to-day, IN alarm
Of fire was sounded from boz al, (Wiliards'
Hotel,) which quickly brought out the IRE
apparatus, but 1t was not rendered necessary
strcyed some of the roof OF the house of Mr..
Thos. j. Fisher, No. 27 New York avenue.
now vacant being extinguished by q few
buckets Of water. 5s-j ~. - "a
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MEDICAL STAFF.
SgRG IS6 ! ~ Sc SHA 9

-
l.k street, betwee Osh end aist streets
CONSULTING lHleIClAE6 AND 80 R0e0Ns
JOS. RlL11, d. d. Georgetown.
fH0S. MILLER. n. D., y street, Washington.
u p. GAkNETT, New York avenue.
G&ii,y ySHH.s30N; TsshingtOn.
Applications for admission can be made to any Of
the MEDICAL stan or to the MstrOn at the Hospital.
Orcefs for admission to the FREE beds of this Ir
stitution can be obtained Of the Rev G, q. HALr.,
Rector Of the Epiphsny Church; q the Rev A. D;
OF the Surgeon in Charge At his residence. Orders
for the admission Of the Wives or widows Of Sci
dien OF the y. 8. A. can be procured through the
Surgeon General, o 8, A. - -.
my Is SIM O. II. HALL, d. D., Secretary.
GALE OF RHINE WINES AND CLARErs. &c
- We ehall sell, at ~ O'Clock, at our Saiesroom,
the balance OF stock Grocer declining business,
Choice Teas, Pickles, Preserves, &c, &C Also, 20
cases Defdeehemer, Is cases FenerberRer, - cases
gngststner. % csaee Choice Clarets, and other
wines and LIQUORS, in glass and wood. Also, o LOT
OF b hosiery, Toilet Soc Do, and Fancy Goods.
Terms cash. NAGLE co., Auctioneers.
my 10 2Ss Penn. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10Th SITS.
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TWORKINeMEN's OONvENrION-Tb
HTnur sg8iayy TSpthiy nee ting will be held on
full attendance IL desired.
Nv M.rr1uHMIn1 B 81. NOLAN, President;
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AND EXOELsfoR WaIss BEER,
SiTE W.,! 4: S SafS 49,
, Corner Greene and Olive stresss,,
my lo.Im GEORGETOWN, d. q.
MAYoks OFFICE, .,v,,.,o,. Ma, Is. ,x..
Sealed Proposals viii be received By the under.
sndns BsiIs fh ss n.
nn.ide dlsTeterQ the walls to be nine inches in
point forty feet west Of the West side Of Sixth
street west and along said avenue to connect with
sever; and Der piece for The man hole, which shaii
70 Be responsible for iii damages dsns to the ~atsr
Of sa1 r., Sy the clement and any
The hight TO reject any o. ali proposals. should
It be deemed to the interest Of the Corporation, is
Specifications can be seen at the Office of the
Commissioners OF lmproyements every day between
Iii :ss 81 Fo.lss Nv: calling
None but practical mechanics need bid.
my 1s-d Commissioner Fourth Ward
SEALEp psoPoshsss s WILL 81 4t kE6iII sSi
he sssS Instant. for Sliding on three
loot Barrel Sever, INSIDE diameteEJ the walls to
s: So.
nve, 70 connect with the sewer in New Jersey
The Sever win have two Man holes, to be placed
"Rpsiae se. tnS IN Sommis,ioner may direct.
hs - nso ,' ss
snail fnciude all excavations, &c; the auccaeu6ul
bidder 90 BE- responsible for all dsnasas done 20
caused IN the tns o #:
work. .--|l~-| NS'''n VI INC
The right to decline any or all proposals. sbsr,d
It be deemed to the interest Of the OorDoraten is
Specifications car be seen at the Office sf IN.
Commissioner. q improve@ents every day be-
on the conni.:ioner Of the FIN Wara ~ calling
None but practical msc.sntcs need bid
JAMES ]. CAMPBELL,
Coumisoioner Fourth Ward
:. 4. BARNES,
my Ioee Commissioner Fifth Ward.
EMRICHs REsrAURANT, : - = 100.
- NO 900 Penna. sv., near 9Th street,
-, Known ~ Werner Plaza
"a. Nc unoSr aened informs his patrons and the pub
~ ~ k1 IA tnst he hes renewed iron =
III ~ c,a stsnd, The European Hotel, !" 10 VENk0
4 epsSisd to =, yn;.h "a, syenue yhess he
In season. Seefs sno uame
Thankful for past favors he soiieis. eo,<,,...
ton Of their former patronage. -. VI N'' /,
my nd a.a.au3, No. sss PENN. sv vn:
- Opening lupeh on THURSDAY, the r7tA =,
staat, - 10 O'Clock .. =. - - - ~ ~ =
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NEW GROCERY.
~ NEW GROCERY.
The undersigned. having taken the Store on
the southeast corner Of 18th and Streets respect
fully informs his friends and the public tia. he
will keep co instantly en- hand full supply Of fine
TEAS, choice GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, &C., which he will sell at reasonable
prices.
Goods delivered free Of charge.
H. t,. o. B. BESTOR,
my l6-3t. cor 18th and streets
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RARRoW CO., BANKERS, corner of Louisi.
- ana avenue and 7th street. buy and sell Gold ,
Silver. Com nd Interest Notes, Seven Thirties
and all other Government Securities my Is ST.
DRoPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THl
L smithsonian Institution on Thursday morning
ct IL M, for furnishing HARD BRICK And SAND
for the reeonstructien Of the building. Its
REAUTIFUL SILK MIXED SUITS -
GENTLEMEN,
FOR S25.
FRoLK Oh SACK COAT: PANTS AND VEST.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO c. HENNING,
CARRIAGEs, CARRIA0Es.
~ CARRIAGES.
On hand, large assortment OF nav ana sacona.
band carriages, which will be sold at. @9.
reduced prices. Also. several frst lass S446S
risees taken in exchange. Repairing promptly
attended to. ROBERT Il. GRAHAM,
400 Penn. avenue, near ~ street.
my 10 50. and 314 street, bet. 9Th and 9th
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GRAMMATICAL.

GRAMMATICAL.
10.
am composed of 30 letters
My l. 4. 80 0, is noun.
My II, 30, is proposition.
My 81, 25, "a, is a verb i'll the present
tense.
Ny 5, IS, p, 26, 81. Go. is a proper
noun.
Ny 10, 10. %. Il is an adjective
Ny 3d. IL, is pronoun.
My ", IS, I3, 81, is a common noun.
My is. 30. p, Z. ]. is proper noun.
s Ny I6, 81, 6. is common noun.
MY IL, 3, 6. is a verb.
My "a, %, %, 3, is proper noun.
My %, 4. "a. is a common noun.
Nv whole is the name Of an editor and
his ably conducted sheet.
= LIZZIE FROST.
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-sr,ssavgxevess , ye1tzZLEs B.?xGHI.a6.
s-s.ssYss. EN1CfMAS.
pa y 4 - I6. <
sasg i am composed Of III letters
- My 3, IL 81 10, 7. IL. !, D. is the cloth
ing Of birds. "a -
n Ny I. 4. 81. is an xyd Of irnn.
NY 6. 8, 2, !, 10, is retinuc OF a King
My whole is Noted lawyer.
IL.
I am composed Of 10 letters.
My 8, 8, 10, II, ~. is kind of tree.
My 7. 6, 2, II, is to rcnd.
My II, j, 2. 5, 3, Is kind Of seat.
[ My I5. 4, ). To- Is, 4, is one who writes
My 2. Is, 10, Is, is a part Of the foot.
Ny whole is a contributor to the Allan
tic MONTHLY. MAY FLOWER.
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IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted.

TAR pow continues 10 he consulted at his fec, Ne
- and Edicot, Street. Boston, all disc of
PRIVATE or pLLIEA ATE SAfUkE
III long Of study and practical experience q
animated LE. y has the qualification OF pr.
seating the unfortunate Sit remedies that have
Sire he FIRST introduced ,heE, failed to tie
alarming eases Of
au. oEFifTA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath hts treatment all the horrdrs Of Yener-a and
impure blQod inpoeney, Screals. Gonorrh9a. Ulcers
pam aud 3iscss the regions Of lBf
ton o! tbs Baldrr aad kdgeys, Hydroc-ie, Abcs,.s.
Hgmofs htfu swelnrs, and Il long train Of hog rble
syn attending hi. class Of disease made ss
a, HARMLESS az the sin piest anFs OF child.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss
pr u deFotes Hart e his tim te the tresme
OF those caused by and solitary habit, whi
rams tie haJy AID mind, uniting the unfortunate iud
v'dal fJr tusipcss society. Sne q the cad and
such1y esgcts produced by early habits Of youth.
Of the Back and Limits niITiuess Of the head
uiuuess ei sight, Paipitaten & the heart. by -pepss
Nerypusness arrangement Of the dFrsiiTe functions.
symptoms Of ption. &c The fearful Effects tho
tniHd much 10 be dreaded loss Of memory confusion
Of issas depression Of spirits evil forchodHgs avcrtlo
4 saci'ty selfdrusi, tiuidy Sc, among the cSs
pre'Hce1, such persons should before contemplate
pstrmony, consult physician Of experience and be al
oTee fest.ftd 10 health aid happiness
Patielts wEo Sish to remain under Ir now's,resms
fes days Wetks, all be furnished with pleasant
rooms. and cl srees FOR board moderate.
Medicines sent 10 AL parts II the country witt full
fer receiving dsscriJ tIen q yoar
Dr. boa has Tor sale the French poites
GLe best preventive. order b mail Tires Isr !! AID
81 a MI
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'ANIJNBRjjNS

ss1Ssi A father'calis mis- son. and fire son
answers him; what Scripture name will
express both the call aud the response:
.EffH 4e--4a JENNIE LIND.
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Is.
| am composed Of II letters.
My l, 5. 4, 6, is what all were when
peace was proclaimed.
My II -, II, is u domestic animal.
Ny 2, 3. 9, is an adverb.
My 8, 10, II, is a nickname for boy
~ My IA, Z. 3. is kind Of spirits.
My 3, 4, z, ), is a name given to- bars Of
wood.
My whole is the name of young lady
in North Brooklin. NJ ;. II.
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am composed OF 80 letters.
My Is, II, l6, ). -, 6. is a girls name
NY 7. 81, ,, %, 81, %, is a bay south
of Alabama.
My II, 81. 10, II. 70, II, 25, is the cap
Z ital Of one of the L. $.
81 My 81, II, %. 81, is cape cast Of Bra
iii. e2is -.
My %. %, Z, e. is city west of Peru
My %, IL, g, ., 81. 4, 80, n. 5, 80, is n
girls name.
NY l, 2 is verb.
My 3; 4. IL, 5, %, s, is a girls name
My l5, IL, %, Is, 4, 10, %, is an island
in North America.
! My "a. 81. 8. 3d. is girls name.
MY 20, 9, Ia, is strong drink.
Ny whole is man whose name will not
. soon be forgotten. J. w. MCFARLAND.
q.
am composed of Il letters.
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Ny Is. Is, II. is personal pron0nn.
My IL. 6, 4. is an excavation.
smAyD. 10. is an adyerb.
T12. 9. II. is humble dwelling.
" ). 2, is a verb in the imperative mood.
MY whole was the last order of brave
man. f. q. d.
We cannot publish the eniginas of g. +.
and Emma until they send their answers.