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CONTRIBU ITO Ms
pIoRAMA vEGETAL,

The Imperial Commission of the Paris Universal Exhibition
propose 10 form
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An asylum for colored lunatios is about to
be erected in Tennessee at cost Of $4,000,
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Paris
UNIV ERSAL EXHIBITION -1a67.-
Paris

NOTICE.
Having been appointed by his Exceency Gov Wells Agent
and Commissioner represent the of the State Of
Louisiana at the UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION at Paris, in
1867 respectfully inform al residents Of this State dsrous
exhibiting Machinery Produce etc. the Expo
son, that will mpa all information within my reach and
facilitate the forwarding Of packages the place of destna
nation if addressed the subject through POsoe box 62
New Orleans -
EDWARD G0TTHETL,
Agent and Representative
IrnfvarsnI Z Vnnsit;or, 1857
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TO
and Hortioulturists Of Louisiana.
-FQR-
CONTRIBUTIONS
TO The
PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION.
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Prepared CDiG

OF
z ~ L M ND M n Gle,
KEsTORING, PREsERYING.
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Circular,

state Commissioner Paris Universal Exhibition 1867.
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orrrCE, no. "a CAMP STREET.
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The mayor Of Memphis, 90 notorious for
being frequently q little excited, has had
lie cholera. but fortunately ~ unfortunately
III nyaleseeaf,
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-. q. NIXON, Edstor and Proprietor.
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DROPssALs FOR STATIONERY.

Treasury Department, Oaos Of Internal Rsreaue.I
Washington, October 18th. leS6. (
Sealed Proposals will he received at this once
until the 18th day OF November, 1915, at u clock
M. for supplyfng the Assessors end Collectors of
Internal Revepue throughout that portion Of the
United states lyisg east q the Rocky Mountains
with stationery for the fiscal year ending June
Sth, 1s69, end until the fret day Of January. lsa
the Rocky Mountains
Bidders may obtain a schedula OF articles TO be
furnished, with conditions under which such srti-
Giles are 70 be delivered. upon application 90 any
Assessor or Collector, or 20 the Commissioner Of
No proposals will be entertained from parties
Who are not regular manufacturers ot dealers in
the articles bid for, nor viii proposals be csnsid-
cred unless accompanied by satisfactory guaran-
tee that the contract will, n awarded, be faith
fully executed.
Bids which contain prices les than the fair cost
rejected. ~
The Two Hundred and Forty Collection District.
are distributed into nve Depa rtmehts. shown by
the schedule furnished, and each proposal must
name the Department il 10 proposed 10 50 pply
The Commissioner reserves the right 20 reject
any bids parts of bids which the interest OF tie
The bids should be addressed TO the Commission
er OF Internal Revenue, endorsed Proposals. for
supplying Stationery TO Internal Reyenue on
GERS Z. A. ROLLINS,
&C - eotnov4 Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS,
DRoPOeALs FOB FLoUB.
QGce Dspot Corznissarp Of SsBsse.,,
Watkaaffoa II 4 EoVamhsr lsl

QHcs Dspot Cor.1aissars Of Ssb,ias.s,l
WasAtaGioa. u. e., November ;. lss n.
Sealed Proposals invited until SATURDAY,.
November 10. 1870. Il 'clock for furnishing he
Subsittence Department With
ONE THOUSAND u .eool BARRELS OF FLorR
The proposals. will be for what IL known At th,.
Depot as Nos. i, 2. and 3, and bids will be ,ntsr
tanned Tor ANY quantity less than the whole
BIDS must be In duplicate, and fer esen grade ON
separate sh sets OF paper.
The delivery Of the Flour 60 commence within
i've days from the opening Of the bids and must Ia
oel,eIed such quantities, daily, as the Govern
ment may direct, at the wharyes, or Railroad De
pot in Wellington, ID. &.
The delivery Of all Flour awarded % be com
the bid. ~
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in
new oak barrels head lined
Payment will be made In such funds as the
Government may have 70 Disbursement
The usual Government inspection will be made
just before the Flour IL received. and none will 10
accepted which 10 not fresh ground, and OF . supe-
rior quality.
No bid will be entertained from parties xho
have previously failed to comply with their bids
or from bidders not present 70 respond.
government reserves the right 70 reject any bid
Tor any cause.
Bids 20 be addressed to the undersigned, at No.
223 q street, endorsed "Proposals for Flour
G.. BELL,
nobf MAJOR and q. s.. O. g. A
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SINGULAR DISCOVERY OF Room IN A
esterday morning, the stree spec
tor OF the second district, Mr.. EssIg, went down
to The corner of 9th and Gratiot streets TO ex-
anime a sewer. While walking about in the
vicinity he observed the somewhat unusual
phenomenon of smoke rising from n sewer be-
tween 5th and 9th and Gra,iot and Cerre streets
Determined 10 explore the mystery, the inspec-
tor went 10 an opening IN the sewer, which is
quite large, and entered. A little way in he
found the passage was boarded MP and mis- ad :
vance stopped: resolved not 10 be baified. Mr.
p. got an axe and broke away the boards and
discovered, much 10 his amazement, a regular
apartment constructed in the sewer, contain
ing various articles of furniture, some clothes
and in fact constituting altogether rather a
sRug little nest, evidently the hidden and odor-
ferrous retreat OF some lawless characters who
used ii as place Of resort and rendezvous
We did not ascertain an exact oeecription of
The property found in this singular apartment
but there can be little doubt 10 the purposes
for " hlch IL was used. 1t is 10 be regretted
that the inspector, after discovering the Gu.
nous resort, did not leave IL as IL was and
make arrangements with the police for a mid.
hight visit so that some of the men, or others
who visit II. might have been captured.-St
Louis Republican.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Vifgiaia NeWa.

VIM. J. White, Postmaster ~ MotompRin
W. o., AccUHac county, has been arrest led by
sperlsl agent Frederick Depro. of the Depart
mtnI, upon a charge OF OBTAINING valuable
letters passing through his ONCE and address ed
10 parties wsthln the bounds Of its delivery.
The detection was brought about by means Of
registered fetters mailed al Washington by the
agent
The grand jury of the Circuit Court Of Hen
rlCo found on Saturday nine true bills against
Mr. VIM sfolkes. clerk Of the County Court,
Tor misdeneanors, in charging in sundry cases
higher lees than he was enntled 10 by law
Improvements are still going on In Rich
mond. New buildings are in progress OF con-
strnchon in various parts OF the city
Rev. Mr.. Walton, an agent OF washington
College, has raised e5e,eoo tor that Institution
The South and West
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A SISGULAR CONFERENCE.-The Cutpeper
IVA Observer says:-A fauQuier correspon-
den. has written us q letter, from which we
gave the following current facts About thirty
i've years ago, lady was inferred at Elk Run
Church. in q heavy black walnut coffin Tue
earth wherein her body was deposited was
dryand yellow, rs II is for the mos tpartin that
locality. OF two bodies buried IN the same
grave, this lady's WAS laid deepest in the
ground. and there being occasion TO remove
the bodies, owing 10 the destruction of the grave
yard enclosure by the Federal army, the grave
was dug up anew; but to the surprise Of the
digger. when he had reno we'd the upper coffin,
he perceived a quantity of hair that mad made
its way through the slts and crevices of the cof-
fin. The I'D being taken of there appeared a per-
fe CO bian OF human ure, the eyes, the
nose. month, ears, and all other parts, being
very distinct, but from the crown OF the head
20 the soles of the feet II wae1Dnyered with
very long. thick and friZZled hair The grave
digger after examining il for sometime hap
pened 10 touch the upper part OF the head:
but was more surprised than before, on seein q
The entire body shrink, and nothing at last re-
NAMED IN his hand but a bundle OF rough
hair. which Insensibly assumed a brownish
red color.
Professor Rawls IL Of the opinion that hair
wool, feathers, mails, horns, teeth, &c, are
nothing but vegetables and that II is not
therefore, surprising 10 see them grow on the
bodies of ANIMALS after death. He goes SO far
te say these productions may be transplant
cd as vegetables, and may grow on a different
place from that where they were first germi-
mated
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A BARE CHANCE FOB A SMALL FARM

am aIthorized to sell three sdjoining tracts
mile above Cabin John Bridge. On the Potomac
A4Uesuct. and one hi of said works being
stoEf IL hours drive from Georgetown.
No contains 631s acres of lanf, ali In ~ ltiva-
ton, well set In clover, timothy, &C. with the
tNceptlSn Of the trent field, Of about IS acres
hioh the owner of these lands (MaJer Charles
I"Tsel had INTENDED for corn The residence lis
one u the most complete in the county let doe
two parIOTs. dining room, and a sitting rood,
With large hall through main house; 81 floor 6
Chamh'rs and bath room; attic finished; a large
cellar 1sei as winter kitchen; double psrches tn
SnOie length OF main house; an oater or sumrEer
kitehen, smoke house. tool room, cistern. and
ice mousse st>hhDg near the house for 8 horses
~ n rses below; TIVE excellent orchards N full
IesI,pg oesidess young one ofspple aHd caring
No 2contsips lOe sores. about one half sowed
IN wheat, re, ami timothy, with good set Of
clover on the remainder except about 20 acres to
be srubbed up In the winter two comfortable
81 ne houses; q log tenement, with stone meat
house and garden encl osed; . large corn house,
a. . nss post and rail fence, enclosing about
No, s, about II5 acres; IS in~cultivation: 70
Cleared and really TO be cleane up; the remai nd or
m pine that will cut from 400 So cords of good
Uerchantabie wood, enclosed with about $50 pan
.ls post and rail fence on the road; the worm
omit, being adjoining 70 the mines now being
verked. One of the finest building sites will he
fossd here, with an excellent spring at the foot
OF the hill
To any one ofthese tracts will be added, IF de-
red, from % TO 30 acres Of timber land, Of prim-
TIye oaks.
Terms One third cash: balance in 6 and ~
months with intsssst nov,,~ =
No. ia Bridge street, Georsesown.
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HThe Houston Telegraph SAYS, uTexas has
exported within a short time, million dollars
worth of cattle. Beef and cotton are struggling
Tor the supremacy in Texas. The money
brought lrto the state by the sale of cattle is
immense, and incre asing too The war.drain
OF four years had but little effect. Stock rails
ing in Texas makes a fortune easier and faster
han any other pursuit in any other cUnntry-
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EOR THE EASTERN SHORE

I I9sI ,sNFss, :ta1nch and oem%odiou' Steamer
hEoh.ARP, le.Ve.hCr pier opposite Ee4l
NO; 10 Light street wharf, The
p ,y m - f9 q : FA$T0N, p0INT, GoUBLE MiffS,
MH4Rf; tiMGRIbGfEz.N HE nGfHfEfffTS
WH4REE r4FIX Wv t G,;REEK, MEDFORD'S
Returning from .'THE SHORE" she leaves
mloId'ss Lending at ?. m, Cambridge at : 30 ,.
N ana Easton Point at o. IA ,(touching at the
and Fridays.
She has fine state rooms, apd all other passenger
accommodations. equal to those Of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. se5.u
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.crt.
n hsT has obtained from the Orphans, Court %
Washington County, in the District Of Columbia
letters oil administration on the personal estate OF
John sPiesser late Of Washington, n O., de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
Win The vouchers thereof to the Subscriber on or
og t the 9Th day OF October next: they may
the said estate A" III ocnon' oi
1866. MARY l. SPIHsSv1S oeI,
no lAvsw. asn,nsEn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07

~ HAML1Nf Cabinet Organs hava lust been
recef wed which We ener ssie at factory prbee~
ap3 W. 9. HETZEROTf 4 co,
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PROPOSALS.
u.,,,.2st .ss'G~c''ss Gs..'s!'' 0es,!

2.srG~c'sss ss.rsrs oes,}
I. Sealed Proposals viii b received o. the Once
.h' ie ss ;s srHs:sns o. 81
AZ Boston, Ms.s, from 500 to sos head blocks
h" ssasn Conn iron from ss e 70 :oO 90
New foIh city, n. T., from Ayos to 5000 head
PhiladeIphis, Pa. from 5000 to $500 head
E.ash s F.; from from lss 60 e 70 bead 10 blocks
Ounbsrisud: Nd from go 70 COO do
sPSi:. from from sSS 70 TO ass SS Do
Point lockout, Nd, from a.5oo to ZOO head
Altietam, Nd, frsm 600 to 100 head blocks
Sa.Sis:sen. sKsns.Ss q. H. i from 20 % to 500
"ashipsion. D. c., from % 900 to $500 head
Alensndris, Va. from 5000 to 1900 heed
Fredsiieissurs, Va, from 1900 to 1900 head
Winchester, Va, from 500 to 5000 head
HsrpeIs Ferry, Va, from 900 to 500 hssd
ssisn%Snd Va: from SS 70 !, go hes, block.
Ssref. Va from 70 S' to 500 q Do blocks
Oisy Pointer Petersburg, from Is .oos to 20 600
Eevbern, n. O., from ] 900 to 300 head block.
Wilmington, N. C., from 2,soo to 5000 head
GOid,b0reugh, N. C, from l.iO to 1000 head
oh.rieston.s O.. from 500 to 900 head Maj.
Florones. 9. o., from 100 TO 100 do
Hilltop H,sd. S. o., from 2.OoO to 200 head
Beaufort, S. o., from 900 to 800 head hlo...
Savannah. Ga, from 600 to $50 do
Ma.ietta, Ca, from 4, te0 10 Zoo do
Andersonville, Ga, rom l2oOo TO Il 900 head
Millen, Ga, from 500 TO 1000 head block,
Mobile, Ala, from 700 to 90 do
Seine Or n1nteOmery, Ala, from 2.eOo to $3.50
Barrsncas, Fla from 100 10 900 head block.
New Orleans, La, from 5000 TO Z QUO head
Baton Rouge, La, from 1900 to 2,,eo heal
blocks e'
P16, h%diHn ks from ;2nm sS 70 soS head blocks
BRACES Santiago, Texas, from 20 to e0O head
NatcheE, Miss., from ,2Oo to 1000 head b,oc..
Nick,burs. Miss, from 800 to $500 head
Corinth, Miss, from 600 to SO head bio ks
Memphis, Tenn :. from 90 to I. .oOO do
Fort DoDelson, Tenn, from 1000 10 OOv head
blocks o"i
Nashville, Tenn, from Is ooo to 2oooo head
blocks
Pittsburgh Landing, Tenn, from 5000 to $50
head blocks
Stone River, Tenn, from 1000 to 500 head
Cha,tsno1ga, Tenn. from 5000 to 10000 head
Knoxville, Tenn, from 2,5o to 5000 head
blocks "o
Columbia, Tenn. from 800 TO $50 head BLOCK.
Louisville, NY, from 1, 600 to uOa head hIocIN'
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RAILROAD LINES.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
A.

PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Il So 6 ~
Trains between w sshinssoSS And n New Yors Are
nG yo Isn h 4 i9l t0Rk viz
Leave daily ts1esrs sans.y jn 81 rs s. n and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Philsasi-
Leave daily Except Sunday, at HIS .. p. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leav ave daily except sunday)at 73o and HIS Q.
n.' and . 50 and 81 81 , sTTispAr
Sleeping cars for New York ON Csc p. m. train
Bo.sou. can Be bad < the st.son Once =
IT, TIE day A. R,o vel = st the new oes the
avenue, tween 9th and 7th Streets.
See Baliitaore and Ohio Rail road advertisement
for :sssduis set S washinssen' Baltimore
" Z. sMiiH. Master Of Tr.nsporsasisn.
R6os siss' is' Hlssi s.:sss:o
RALTlMeRE And OHIO RAILROAD,
- WAsHlSsT TON, June Is, 1876.
@&sEt 60
.ss Ssss HSb A Fas VIII
FOB BAI,TTIMoBs.
:, Leave daily, except sunday g TOO. 7:so. and
II Az a. III ana zA5. and 81. ana 8:00 p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 q. m, and
2'+h and SEQ p. m. -
F0EEAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION
Leave at el' aud 200 q. M, and at 2:4s and As
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
t,, cave e st,oo and 80 m, and 80 ,. N. No
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave '''P fcR N Ms sHd s IS 4ns sSp.m
Leave % 7:N q. D, and 2: IS and 90 D. ~.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
od leave daily, except Sunday, 1T 80 q. m, and
Or Sunday at 500 p m. only. connecting at Relay
Stston With trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
,TH8OUGH TICKETS to the West can be had at
TIE ashington Station Ticket Once at all hours
"a the day az well as at the new office of the Bank
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets
For New York, Pbiladelphia. and Boston, see
I'D vertteement of 'Throu eh Lipen
W. =. SMITH. Master of Transpor tation.
n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc 50 II GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Wsshins ton.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEOR(iEIOWN RAILROAD
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WIN r MATTIN8LY. Trustee.
GREEN & wILLIAMS, Aucts
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUALE IMPROVED
PgOrERTY ON THE CORNER or l2TH

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUALE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OF I2TY
STREET WEST AND OHIO AVENGE.
BY virtue OF u deed OF trust, dated the LIST day
otkeptemleT, A. D. 1854. and duly recorded in
hiber G. 7: No. -, folio 80 de, OF the Land
Records Tor Washington County. in the District ef
Coinmtia and by direction Of the parties s.cu red
thereby, will sell a. public auction in front OF
the premises, on MONDAY. the 18th day of No
vtmber, IoJc, at AZ o o'clock D. a part Of Lot Ne
J. N Square No. s94. In the city of Washington
The part OF lot new offered for sale as a front Of
ofeet ON 18th street west and front of lI2 feet
inches On Ohio avenue. and IL improved with very
supStsntal and extensive brick buildings, and il
well Known As Columbia Garden. ~
FERNS OF sale, One-t third cash, OF which 200
must S4ad at the time OF tale; the renal ing
tw9-thffhs 20 To paid in equal payments in 49, "a
ard 81 months with interest from day OF sale and
secured by deed OF trust to the satisfaction of the
trustee. The terms of sale t. be complied with
In seven cays after day of SALE otherwise the nro-
perry may lie resoid 81 the risk and cost of frst
pu rchaser. ''
All conveyancipg and stamps at the cost of pur-
chase.
WIN. II. WARD. Trustee
oc 2 Goods GREEN x WILLIAMS, Aucts
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70 e q
STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW KIVEK LINE.
The hne Steamer WAWkSSETT will leave 7tb
street hart, Washington, every
TUESDAY AND }I FGEiDAY MORN R
at clock, and Alex andria at O'Clock. fer OIrR
suNpaY .sd a.
at al landings going and returning. Passaee'
meals ana freight at lowest possible rates. For
freight or Passage spply on board or to A"'
JOHN VAN RlSWICK
Ten Supt Potomac Ferry Company,
CC IL Seventh street Wharf
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pICHMOED, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
IL T0MAC RAILROAD,
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsxnday a m exospted


The quickest and most direct route 70 Richmond,
va and the South, via the Potomse 49,
cleaners from Sixth Street Wharf, EAAh-R
Washington, to Aqua Greek and -
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aquis Greek to Rich.
moDd Va, connecting there with trains on the Rich
pond and Petersburg and Rie6nend and DanviIls
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington
Raleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte aud
Steamers Report and O. Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday m ornins excepted) At
90 q. m. and p. N, and arrive in Richmond Of
log .. m: and . n. -
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter ana u. Hours Quicker THAI
any other Route.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via ASuia
Creek and Eredericksburg, to Richmond, ct the
Company . Office, corner OF Penns ayepue and 9th
through.
omnibusses and Baggage Wagons Will be In
readiness to convey passenge ~ and baggage be-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass BY daylight Nom
Vernon, and may have opportunity 81 visiting
several battle fields near Bredertcksburg By stop.
ping at that point. u
Breakfast ard sup on board Of steamers
GEO. MATTIEGEf. Snpt., " ashi ngton, D. q
MATTHEW CLABK, Agent, Washington.
q. NJ. HANEY,
apSy General PASSENGER Agent.
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MRS. Smart. living IN Bucksport. Ne.
WAS fatally shot by her son a few DAYS since
The gun was standing behind the door the
lad thought nnloaded. He took IL ND careless
~ when II went of, sending the bullet through
his mothers neck, killing her instantly Mrs.
smart was abou, thirty years Of age-her son
about thirteen.
In Il = Ii, =,
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PROPOSALS FOR SITES FOR BUILDINGS
FOR The WAR DEPARTMENT
WAsHISGToS CITY, October IS, l&S
Proposals for sites az above stating the mica
location, and number Of square feet offered will
be received at the office OF the undersigned, Ord
nance Once, Wi1der's Building on or before the
10TH DAY OF EOVEMBER, 1866.
By order OF the Board.
T. TREADwELJ,
oc 2I-dtd Bvt Lient Col A., Beoordsr
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THE CROCHET COLLAR BOOK Nina
Il ksy'es Knitted Lece Collar BOOK: The EaoIe,
Enfttikg Beok; Mrs Gan gain o Amt ShrrI sns
Scarf Book MS Gsusain 3 Crochet BABY Can
Book; The Greek aud RoRsp Lace Book; The AN
Knitting Book; Mrs. qony 3 Art Of Dressm.kine
- rfs fRAHCK TAYLOR'
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
" AND
LYIN0IN ASYLUM,

COLUMBIA HssPi TAb FOB wohsA
LYING IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street circle ) corner of n stree,
Washington, ID. q.
This Institution has been established for the RI.
eases peculiar to their sex and for the admission
oihuen females Is may require the comforts OF the
The building is situated in the most healthy psr.
Terms Of I'd" rom q e p.r
nasseee FIJI. Bo.rs
icsi and Surgical sttenda0ee-
.s s9aaR5ANr liz s satAFF.
Ss SShsEs ssfs:ss
United states Army. sol - -
4nos ka IEnh ssP:ss
JOHNSTON; n. D., Washington.
f.HowXsb, Il. B., street His s'0fse.0"n'
Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos
pitals of which there are 80 can be ohtsfned Of
s9f mses at ,a ann
Hal M,;, Gp InS Gillette an. and Hoonbs;
will apply to the Surgeon General, Lifted states
to this for treatment can secure private
hoepftei. a. ,. 0lLLETTE. ID ID,
gu Is eoly,I 80 President.
u TRIEsEMAR,
: R9}TlkoIIE n9 BY R0iAL LETrnRs PAT.
Ecole de PhaEmacio de Paris, aud the Imperial
TIisssmssE No. !, !. the sasctusl remedy for BE:
the sy,tsen; Trisssmsr Mo- has entirely super.
fTieseInar No 3 Is the infAliibie remedy for ali
Impurities and Secondary 81 mptoms. thus obvi.
ating the use OF mercury and all other deeterious
ingredients.
Bach PRESERVATION 10 in the form OF most agree
able LoZenRs secured frem the effects OF cli-
mate and changes OF atnosp here In tin casa,' ~
S3 each or four Ss casss n one for %. and in "a
cases. thus saving 50 Divided in separate doSss
% administered ty ysipeau. Ballamands, Roux.
&c, &c : = "a - ~~'
WHOLESALE sna retail BY DIR BARROW, No.1s4
TO be had also q 9, Q. FOBD. No. $50 Penna
avenue, corner lirhet. se9-ly
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DoTOhAG TRANSPORTATION LINE.

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riohen BAY, Pexwels Wharf, Hszeli's Wharf,
more Of S Q. n on Sunday
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