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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
l02 acres,

nre located uoar the lir.t naiuel and, 10 ad.
anion to SON very good arabis laud, ure
ooariy covered with wo5l apl umoer sf ali
descriptions
The rsrns % sale, ss prfsoribed by iae
deed Of rqnire tae ppeaaaa maaey
10 be paid IL cash.
Upon eqt payment nfihe puscligse na'
aog. The Trustee is au'horizad 70 fully eOu-
ycy the proplrty to iao pnreha+er.
Jos II KY,
Trustee.
JUS u. 1861
GBai,. Duty GtyeAc pnfiish onae q
week Tor seeks aud send Oil = Traste2.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
For Congress.

"a naNlEL CLARKE, of Prince Geor2f. : :
y Coaoty, II nominated by the Denocrq'ie
Cnnsentton for tie Fhh Congressional D-st
iriat az n candidate for Congress- will receive
The cordial suppurt otihe. o,,, !. !,
July 8, 1885 e
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
Professional Notice.

'EfliE unIrrfigped, having entered into a.
arran leue L with M able legal hru i'd
W3slIihgton cliy o prosecute claims against
ihe Gbyergnesn, respectfully invites she poo
.pa If ~ Matys smt adjGbing Countles to
ransAilt lit1 linsac cianls whether fsf Blnn-
Isl. peusiios Damages during the war or 9th Z
+ eaur W.sish ipey mag h1ld agiirst the
,intiej states q, YeJclgept strict attenii'n
yif Sc giyen and prompt reiIrn made ot oil
IddIatrd claims Ati buslns-s u q leg u .
,,bsfac,er placed IN his harris will be promp!-a
~ aeeielrI 70. Information in regard q
AIMS chceriollJ given, ifcc of charge Ad.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02

Thi d rar,ment q orr Stock comprises
aos Il ts het aad 6use c''y make-, aaf.
M i.f.c.s lpr lel1e Baltimore matbea lui-
eea
ladies Balmorals for Spring,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
SATURDAY, 2sth day Of
af July next,

t.ay uf "iI HNH'' 4a fu.
between the hours ofd0go'clocly, a. ~.
aud 2 O'Clock, p M, the flloaing Valn
able tracts or paiel Of land. 10 wit:
One uact or parcel Of land called aud
known Us
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-11
PRIVATE SALES.

an Entire Sea Island at PriUdte Sale.
BY SMITH g. McGILLIVRAY.
At Private Sale
An extensive and valuable SEA ISLAND on the coas
Of South Carolina healthy all the year round needs
only cultivation to produce fine cotton as Edisto.
Vast quantities of Palmetto, Live Oak and other trees
suitable for logs and ship timber Price $4,000 cash.
Apply as above, at - NO. ~ BROAD STREET,
September 3 South side, near State.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COTLETON DISTRICT.

In Equity-Pettion to Perpetuate Testimony.
YElHE PETITION OF JOEL LARISEY, THAT HE BE
permitted to come before the Court to perpetuate
testimony In relation to Titles destroyed to certain
Lands on the Ashepoo River, known as the Riggs Land
and designated Tract No In the Petition as LANDS
and deaignated as Tract No. in the Petitions as the
Purcell Tract formerly belonging to the Estate Of NC.
Donald, and designated as Tract No. IN the Petition;
ing been fled in this oce it is ordered that all per-
sons in anywae Interested by reason Of any adverse
claim to said Lands be and appear at a Court to be
holden at WATERFORD on the second day OF October
next to show cause If any they have why the evidence
Of Petitioners tiles to the real es ate set forth N his
Petition should not be perpetua red.
commissioners Office, Oollson District July 3d. 1885,
Jniv II aug l1-aep II
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MAYORS CouET, September 1O.-A man who
was picked up in the street at night, playing very
discordantly an old tune upon his nasal organ,
and carried to the Guard House in q staggering
condition, and who insisted that his weakness Of
legs resulted from sleepiness, was fined So for
having such legs.
Another individual, who could only let off his
steam BY whooping and yelling, was fined IS for
this innocent and interesting amusement The
prisoner paid up, but growled good deal, say
ing, with some truth, that it was q hard case he
should be made to pay IS for echoop or two in q
lane, when thousands are on the streets every day
that are not fined. E....=
Adrunken Irishman, who said he never used
liquor, was made to pay IS for letting liquor use
him as it did.
Two publicans. who retail the best of forty yard
whiskey, and who have such run of custom that
they can't afford to close on Sunday, for fear of
hurting the feelings of some Of their friends,
fined $40 each, as compliment to them, for their
devotion to business.
The South Carolina Railroad Company was fin
ed $40 for obstructing the pavements of several
Of the streets in the Upper Wards.
PROVOST CouRT, September 10.-Sophia Butler,
a colored damsel of very taking appearance,
especially about the hands, was arraigned for
stealing oalicoes and baby clothes from one Mar
garet Bush, valued at $50; and although the
prosecution had some Of them returned, still the
prisoner was honored with a fine of 5000, and an
imprisonment of five months at hard labor. It
strikes US that we have heard the name of Butler
connected with stealing before, though we can't
be positive.
Adam Singleton, promising young man OF
color, who, Wishing to know the value of time,
stole, come weeks ago, q box Of watches from q
gentleman in King street, and selling them for
greenbaoke, discovered that stime is money" and
both can be spent literally, SO he let himself out,
and was just having jolly frolc when he was
nabbed and put by the Court at hard labor in the
streets for six months
George Washington, an illustrious darkey, was
fined SIS or ten days labor, for stealing piece Of
meat.
MEALS ABoL1sHEp.-We copy from an exchange
the following interesting paragraph, knowing well
that the poor will be very thankful to us for the
agreeable informatlon
A Peruvian plant, the Erythoxylon Coca, has
been found, by experiment, to possess the pro-
perty Of quelling the sensations Of hunger and
thirst for several days.
AS we feel satisfied that a large quantity Of this
Erythoxylon Coca will be brought into the city in
a very short time ne advise the keepers of hotels
and restaurants to reduce their rates Of fare at
once.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-11

SELF BETRAYED. The little clique of Dentists
who would fain disparage the Bozodont, betray,
by their own foolish frettulness the fact that the
preservatiye properties of this pure Vegetable
Antiseptc are it's real offence. 1t interferes with
business interests that's all. tus2
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LOCAL MATTERS. L
eu. axx SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -es
Notice to Agents.

- Notice to Agents.
onr agents throughout the country are re.
,nestod to make immediate returns Of all moneys
in their possession, that we may be able to credit
those who have paid. z.,.=z..=.z ..=
We also request that our subscribers who are in
errears will bear in mind that our terms are in
advance, and that they will promptly remit their
dHes. .=..zz.zs
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QUE READING RooM.-We would call the atten-
tion Of the public to our free reading room which
Is now fitted up complete. Here the latest jour-
mails from all sections Of the country can be
found as well as the latest prices currents, tele-
graphic bulletins, and ship news.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-11
CITY TAKES.

CITY TAXES.
FJNHE ATTENTION OF ALL CONCERNED IS RE.
Il SPEOTEULLY solicited to the Section Of the Oty
Ordinance to raise supplies for the year 1885, herewith
published.
The time OF payment therein referred to is, by sub
sequent Ordinance extended to September 30th. for
real estate afrer which, all who fail to pay the taxes
due shall be doubly taxed, and executions shall issue
accordingly. A. OAMPBELL,
City Treasurer.
sRo.'2-Any person or PERSONS or corporations fail.
ing to pay the taxes in the and at the times
hereinbeore prescribed, shall be doubly taxed And 1t
shall be the duty Of the City Treasurer to forthwith s
sue e1ecutong against the goods, chattles and other
said executions with the City Sheriff. who shall mme-
dialy proceed for the collection Of the Sal 49, In the
manner provided by Ordinance for the cement OF
the execution. tuthsl2 September
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-11
MADAME LA MARS,

nRoFEssuR OF AsTRoN ONLY, AsTRoLoGY, PHRE.
NO NnIOGY AND PLY sIOGNOM OF the most
sublime Sciences that OCCUPY the human mind-has
Sh ,vaa GENERAL invitation to all who desire to con.
snt on business Of Importance There Is question
@ which NAV not be accurately answered, and much
misery avoided by timely inquiry Of this Star Of AS
descbes all diseases and tells them at whether 1t
ia curuble, and save many dolsrs
September 8 .z5}=59 u
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DROPOsALs FOB FORA0E.

As.is.aRi Qxarfertsrnns,sr,s ClAes,&
fH,sddetrhta. Pa, September II, 1855.
sealed fropceals will be received q this once
nnuI " o'clock n, THURSDAY, September ~
1870 fef furnishing this department With FOB
Az tor period ofsix t6) months. eonneneing
e ~ e v and ending the st day Of March.
CORH, OATS. HAY. AND STRAW.
ior use Of animals In the public service, 6e ct
this depot. or any other locality within THE
command that may be directed. All arafn 70 be
OF the best quality-Osts g pounds to the bus oel;
Oorn y pounds to the bushel; Nay Of the best
quality Penney lvania Timothy; Straw 10 be rye.
oeet q!a1ty-an subject TO be inspected and an.
proved prior TO delivery.
Propo~als will -ssats price Der enc hundred
pounds for bay and straw, aad Per bushel fer Corn
and Oafs, delivered ct places Of CONSUMPTION in
1.-THE price 70 be stated both IN words IA dsures !
kaoh BID must be guaranteed By two Responsible
persons, whose signatures must b appended 10
the guarantees and certified 70 - being rood and
snficient security for S. ooo) Ave Thousand dol.
lector OF other public officer wv
The right 10 reserved TO reject any bid deemed
unreasonable, and no bid from defaulting con
tractor VIII be received.
All proposals to be made out on the regular forms
IN duplicate. which Will be furnished on applica-
non u this snd conform to the terms OF this
advertisement, copy Of which must accompany
eocn pfsSpGssc Envelopes TO be indorsed Pro-
Bids will be opened On THURSDAY, sevssmber
IS6S, ~ O'Clock m, and bidders are requested
;. b order Of Brevet Brisadier o.ner. asors. n.
s ssmsHn, ASSISTANT ousrtermesseG General United
= se-tf Brsv.s Major and As.'s onstssrns:s.r.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Mother and TIVE Daughters In AIabausa
DIE iron Actual starvatien-A Heart
rendipg Recital. =

rendiBg Recital. = :
(Ccrres- Montgomery Adsertissr-Sep 1871
MONTeonERY, Ala, Sept I5.-Apour two or
bree weeks ago, In a house near the fair
grounds, woman- was found dead on the
floor She bad fallen from the bed and must
have died during the night Around her lay
her Tour little daugeters, the oldest one abont
Them their mothers dead body lying on the
floor. but this was not all; these little girls
lying around her were dying for the want OF
bread and attention In tins fix they were
1ound and brought by some one, in little
cart to Bishop Cobt's Home for Orphans.
Iney were brought there on FRIDAY, When
these little girls came 10 the house they were
the picture of misery and want, and had
scarcely a rag on to cover their nakedness;
ennaeiaied aud sallow, they looked like living
skeletons, and they were crying tor bread.
The baby, about three years Of age, died on
gone for any human aid TO do her any good
She begged for aid until she died
Another one named Lizzie. ABOUT seven or
eight yeais Of age, died on Wednesday She
was a pretty little girl. but redaoeI to a mere
skeleton. She begged those around her to give
her some meat and bread to the last The other
two are still at the Home. 1t was thought ut
nrst that they would die too, but the oldest one,
bright, sweet little girl, is improving. Her
account Of the suffering they under went is
Dough 70 melt the hardest heart 70 tears-how
hey eIisd for bread and could not get it-that
they had been drawing rations, but when they
All got sick they sent their ticket by negro
woman. but that the ticket was torn, and the
answer was, ''no more rations"-and no W their
poor sick mother. the evening before she died.
with tears streaming down her cheeks, pressed
them 70 her bosom-and much more W hich this
little girl told me in a Straightforward man
ner, and which had truth stamped upon what
be said
The other little girl, named Mary, about nine
years Of age, is still very low, and it il doubt
full whether she will ever get well.
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WHAT NORTH CAROLINA WANTs-A New
bern paper says: "All that lie wanting TO make
Eastern North Carolina the garden spot of the
United States Is population and well-directed
energy Give us the population to the 80 uare
mile OF the New England States, and ten wears
Will ind us al cad of the most prosperous of
them. The fisheries alone Of this section are
mine OF wealth IL properly worked. There Is
now In successful operation at Portsmouth,
in this STATE, an oil factory on a yery exten'
slve scale, and, we learn, is coming money"
Utmost Of the grain in the ruins of the
Stnrgls elevator at Buffalo, destroyed by IRE
some weeks ago, is still burning.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OsPHLA.ss' 9SS ,g eeg,snsss 50. oh.
% tbs eS s.v. ~ M KElssros ooy.II
I Of fs.iies Kelly. e.e.s.sd. the :as ss.,n:.
ossossr next for sss nei :sssls%.us n .s s q
and q 'a 6. Il s.ss !. q e: ::s
an: : hsys been collected ~ Turned Int money;
dsess.sd are Nodded % sttsod, win " their isia
s;aS "a. Rss,s.1G Ss'essa q tssy %:y o'AsrSi.s
s:s:ss :.ssss srsyia:a soss q a.: es ss &c 5.
nm. ~. '''''''' 70 u 49,: ::,e 81. ROBBINS,
T'HIs Is 70 CIV NOTICE, That the ss6.cTi.
County N the D,scss a co S01 Of
letter. testsIsntsry on the personal estate u
having sSan u the S .s s
deesaced, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the came.
before The SS dss q e sss ,Sss sS %
WISE by law bee xciuded from al benefit Of Inc ssid
Given undo my hand, this 18th day Of August,
.u s,.vsw. reg hosH ns < SsuIsLsr.
r.. her has ss.sinsd frsa sse Orphan: court Of
e On he Ss s.s.ss q
Bernard Moresn. late OF WsshiDston, d. O..
zane, With ths ,cueh.n thereof 70 the ss5ssrissr.
Of said estate. "'eeAs
Given under my hand this Iith day Of septsuh.,
1855. tseNlawss.l CATHERINE lOkGAN.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.cri
"A Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
WILMINGTON Comfy, In the District Of Columbia.
ietae ssstamentsry on the Personai estate OF Cor.
neifs Wfttepeer, late of Washington ~ q a.
Ceased An Iersons having elaine aG.inst the said
with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber on or
before the lat day Of September next: they NAV
the said estate - -
Given under my hand this LIST day Of sevtembe,-
1855. lse l-lsvsv'1 MATTHIAS Ale
1'HIs is TO CIV NOTICE, That the sub.cr,.
Der has obtained from the 0rphans' Court az
Washington county, I'm the District OF Ooiumsts
LETT 9, e sH%inssrssion q q. persons. e.
the eaId deceased, are hereby warned to exhibis
the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the subsey
Der. on or before the sth day Of septembsr neIt:
tneJ ~ stnerxise 81 isv, Be exciudsd from eli
II, St'sn under my hand this sth saZ q ssH:enber.
Sen-iaNSN Administrator.
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DIsAPPEARED.-Rich'dV v. Smith, editor and
proprietor OF the Farmers Pearl, a thrifty agri-
cultural mon bly, at 81. Joseph, Me. disappear
ed during Saturday night, 18th, under circum-
stances which leave doubts as to whether he
ran away or committed suicide. He was known
TO have $1,000 In his possession mp to III O'Clock
of the night Of his disappearance; but he left
note 70 bis room mate, telling him where his
clothes might be found, as he was going to
drown himself, and also a note to q
yOung lady, returning his engagement ring,
and reg nesting her TO wear that which he had
given her No cause is assigned WHY he
should run away or commit suicide. His
parents reside In Aurora, Ill, and are SAID TO
be wealthy.
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PERSONAL,

AIDES TAKE PARTICULAR NOrIoE.-Au
* 70 trouble should call and consult Drs. la
SO11eT BROTHERS, Hoe Ia . and = 600 II
p street Dr. vxLPAu FINALE PERIODI-
paIt. tJ ~ q eelebrate4 many years ago In
.TnS ano All Irregularities Of the Aenstr al
B;-These drops should never be taksa b. Te-
s sies CITING freensney - they would be sure 70
cause Misc.IrIage Warranted - represented, or
tne money retunded - 3o-St'
n0NT TkIFL1 WITH Y0URsELF Any
suit Oh: DARBY. lsS 7th Ct. bet b And j, and
pe cured permanently. His terms reasona-
plo. Se lS-lms
y REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Once No. 2, Washington Building corner ss
p. avenue and lth street. Pensions and Boun-
ties promptly collected. 90 U-Ims
JEREMIAH s. BLACK. WARD u. LAMoN, c. .pLAcx
. Law OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON 4 CO..
Counseiiors and Attorneys at- Law In the Sunresns
Court OF the United States, the Court OF Ciaims
the Courts Of the District, the Executive OeSarf
Dents. and Committees Of Congress.
once, 46s 18th street, directly opposite VII.
ARCS doSsi1 Do l8-d
u. ATToRSEY.Ar-LAw,
No. 80 Louisiana avenue. above 9Th street,
ocA " WAsHISsroy, d. o.
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DURE OLD PORT WINE

pURE OLD PORT wIHE sro1I
: 1 have received from the private stock Of a we'll
known and honored citizen a short supply of mr.
and frat quality PORT WINE, "Alte Douro
isG7 :"
and its effects upon persons suffering with all,
n1epts incident to the season have been very bsna-
Gcisl. ~ --af.tuC y G.g.s - y
Ii 10 ordered and recommended BY physicians,
and Can be relied on In every partcular.
g corner i<th and stresu,.
iyso under Ebbitt House.
nv IL LEY,
w d STEAM MAkBLE WykAs, issssi ~
NAkBLE MANTLEs, MON UMENTS, TABLE
SeT and WAeH6YAED TOPS, &c. s.,,- Z
aopunsat. asds to order on reasonable. srn,
viii liz reep constantly on HAND EASTERN MAR
BILE and MAkB In FILING. -
Orders for Plumbers 6LA BIS promptly attended
e. pebna. aven ne, bet. 18th md 18th sts. wet,
Washington. d. q. 49, --IlAg MARI
WrbsH' PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR. : =
This excellent Flour 1 am nov selling ct reduced
prices, ether in BarrelsSr g Seek Supcur, a
s1e Corner Of 18th and y streets.
se19 Under Ebbits House. 4
HISTORY OF THEArLANrIOTEL
H by Henry -. Field, d. d Enalish Travellers
and Italian Brfaa1ds, voi.a Hsrpery Hand Book
for Trastltrs IN Europe and the East Hosnes
without Hapd.. illestfated. Ipsids . Chronieie
Eliot. Isa Isl TRREoK fHfIos.
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THU ms sALE

By virtue Of . decree of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county, sitting - Q court VI
eGuity, passed In the case Of Mary A. Markvsod
and hebsocA Duvsll VI. John d. Beaii and othsrs,
will t1pose g public sale, on THU RSDAY the
18th day Of October next. at IL o'clock m. II fair
II net the next far day tneresfter, on the prem
lens. late Of Prince Georges county, died seized
and possessed. contai ming shout $50 acres This
property fs situated about three miles from the
village of Bladensburg. in Q most healthy region
Of c.untry. is veil sdaptsd TO the growth Of the
land Of Perry W. Browning. the late John n
Carter. ssd Others, and the coll being Of me tex
turs, Is valuable for market purposes, being dis.
" II be sold IN lots to suit purchasers and those
desirous Of securing most healthy country sect
Terms Of sale: $500 cash; residue In one and two
years, with interest and approved securfty. Title
money With interest. the property will be con.
e. % cots. n G. sTiPHsN. Trustee
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~ EW RIvEh LINE.

INV BIvEh LIHE.
The ane Steamer vAwAs1T VIII SeA@N
leave WAeHINerOH on every Td
turning, win leave trieasn sf O'Clock sunday
morning, arriving-N Washington early that
She Will touch at all Landings for freight and
RassenGers: which will be taken O. THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE BATES 40 .'-
For freight or passage Apply TO
y0HGv VAN RlsWICK,
General 90 perintendent p r. Go,
Seventh Street Wharf,
n6On Tuesday, the 18th instant. abe Yin MN.
meDce to make her semi.weekiy trips leavine
WShington on Tuesdays and Fridays, returning
on Wednesdays and Sundays.
see-n JOHN VAN RISWIOK,
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WINTER Is COMING.

CAL As ..BOYDs.rn 419 s.h street, between d
and Z, and e1s4ine s:s lar 60 assortment sf -
SRRfdE RA SsEh55FsEs AsS
for one, two, or three stories, Put mp By -
sklihul wof kOen, and warranted to work
FURSACEs and LATROBEs reset and made to
w9L6 STOykS Of ell kinds repaired.
CRATES, BRlCE, and REPAIRS for ell kind
and slZes OF Stoves, constantly en- hand
OLD sTOyES taken In exchange for new.
R0BERT BOYD,
419 9Th street. between ID and Z.
r. B. sealer Of Weights and Measures sell I'm
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SBchEr DIsEAsEs.
MARlfAN,s err
SAAARITATS GIFT
TIN MOST o1RrAIH RBMEDY 1vDR USED
"Yss, 4 HossrIvE oulE.n fer
0ONORRA0A. GL4EE, 6TRlCT0R4S, q
Contains no Mineral, 10 Baisam. ~ Mrsary, 2
Osly Tss PiIls % b 1htss % ESed C~s.
.4. sSs q 6o.ss q s .o..
from sI ss = 9'f sss: s' s,
ne gpIy.,si q ~ ss. Of tas 3es
s 20 s9so:. 1.. 70 sSl no ea.s. ,sIsss ass
mo & s::s se'sssS1 afo &
SEPT By rail II plain envelope.
Prios-Asie packages, %. Female, %.
sLOoDi BLooD,i BLooD,v
9s3%fR SSssoIs6 k Us ss BOOZE sfGIssEs. SRSSTs
..rlsSiElEsf 1857 dSS 1u,o.
81 so6f Asb HIss s54 6i5s
ana
the vsnerssl poison: 20 that he cure l. thorouss
a. Z ssas
posterfty Inst for which you may repent d ~
5se" 80 DO Her DssPAIR, :
AssS%i e goST 8EI asSS o
E; XiltI all bed 'nipf; Il kHfsss'
In many anect1ens With which nu1DerS A. -.
nelee sr{}er the ROOT AND HERB JUICHS -
happily adapted, m Ulcsrsted Uterus in IsSnco.s
rhGe IN beerini down, Falling Of the Wosnh ~
biitJ, md Or On eonylsints incident 70 t. 20
SSs2by sxDress. Price 81. 3 per bottle.
eAMAKIrANT WASH 4a
L. IN oaees Of Syphilis, used In connection With tha
Tnii directions. Price . ee.n. 80, rezT
The efhcecy Of those remedies 10 elfke acknova.
:d9sa y gh{:cis,Rs, and Dsssenis Thsy are used
WHAT TIE f MRsE kss sAx ri III. sAMAs
"Posf dosYIrAL, lonf MARSHALL, Baltimore.
Nd. FEB. 20, l0NSsI have great sot1efSctier a.
eating that have used The Bamaritan Remsdiea'
Tor Veneral diseases in its most customary forms:
that have used them with Judgment, dlscrStie1
and properly, and, have found them respond 10 nv
hnticipstions promptly and snsctuaIy. Known
their scscy and % far = my use q them extSnda
i'''o.nsea 'nsn ''.o 1eEf9fRrp o. BowrRs.
"Assistant euresoA, sth n. Z. VolS.
soad b. 3. o. yoRp. corner nh strsst ana Penn.
eylvanis ovenHe, Washington; HBNRY OOOx
llexanAriA, Va; and by DfugGfstg Renerally
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% .. n. and ,. N. and arrtve In Homnonl e
THRoUGH no RICHMoHD N sEvEH HOURS.
tsftJ Niles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker M
Any Other Route.
Be sure end sst Throest Tteese Via Asgia
Greek and IrederictsourQ, TO Richmond, ct the
street, Or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
OmniSusss end Baggage wagons viii b In
readiness to convey psssenge - snd .baeeAso D.
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers BY this line pAn b. deylight Amus
Vernon. and may have IN opportunity of,vid6 nG
several battle Seids near Irsdesfcksburg by stop
Breakfast and sup On board q Htsamsss. b.
GEO. MATTINGEY. eupt., WashinSton, D. q.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, Wsshinsten.
spely General Passenger AGENT,