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pROP0sALs FOR SAFES AND LOCKS.

WARRINGTON, ID. o., March y, lSsS.
sesled Proposals will be received at the Once OF
the Supervising Arch itect Treasury Department
Mesh,ogton ID; c., until II m, April sab, 1856, for
Inrhishing the Bun glar Proof aud the Burglar and
Elre froot safes required by The Treasury Depart
Lnent Iot one year from the acceptance Of the pro-
Speelheauons and drawings for the Burglar
Proof Safe showing the form of construction at
present used, viz alternate Plates of iron and
hardened steel, can be obtained upon APPLICATION
at this Department.
Burglar and Fire Proof Safes win be contracted
in the same manner and cased with a sui tshle 4 re
proof covering, the plans AVID specin .tions Tor
which must be submitted by the bidder
esfes 10 be shipped in perfect condition within n
reasonable tin from date of order.
but must be put in place by the actor and be
In Perfect working order when the Safe IL turned
ever to the proper officer Of the Government
, Inc blde 10 be per superficial foot. measured on
the outside. and 10 cover all charges wh..eyer,
Including painting and door fixtures, exec pt cost
Proposals will also lie received for Burgl IT and
samples.
Ali bids must lie accompanied by the guaranty
the bidder will accept and perform the contract IL
awarded TO him, the suliCiency of the security to
be certified to by the District Attaruey OF the dis.
trict where the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids. or to award the contract for burglar
Fire Proof Safes to another. if il be de- med for
the interest of the Government TO do and no bid
will be considered that does not conform to the
requirements of this advertisement.
Locks" and addressed TO A B. MULLErT, Act
ing Supervising Architect, Treasury Department,
Washington, u. e. A. b. MULLETT,
nh s2awtaps Acting Supervising Architect.
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EVENING STAR.
A Fearful Railroad Ride.

A passenger sends to the St Louis Republi-
can The following thrilling account of a merci-
IHl escape from terrible fate on the Pacihc
Railroad:
The down train from Kansas city did not ar
T1ye At Jefferson city until 10 o'clock on Wed
nesoay, and the sickness OF a mem ser OF my
family compelled me to leave there that fear
fully cold night for ST. Louis. The train con-
Asted of six cars ali well filled with passen-
gers, among whom were two newly married
couples, who started of from points above
when the knot was tied, a matrimonial ex-
oursion. Nothing worthy of note occu rred I'M
M we had reached within abont four miles of
Herman, which we did between - and O'clock
Thursday morning, and about that time an ac
eldent occurred, the recollection of which will,
the longest DAY live, be indpllhly immersed
on my memory. The Thermometer must have
been several degrees below zero, the passensers
were crowded around the stove, some lyino
So%h enoeavoriEg TO sleep. others standing
DolGlng their feet 10 get warmed and others
VINO could not get near the fires IN conseu uen ce
oil there being no available space for them 10
'IeeP IN, were stamping on the floor, endeay-
ofInE py tnat means TO keep the blood in cir
eulaton, and cause some degrees of warmth
10 perVade the inferior members, when all
IN a second and before any one on board had
utiie 10 make an exclamation, the cars COM
menced jumping TO such a fearful pitch
that the fires in the stoves were all knocked
about the floor, the lamps were all
blown out, and several of the passengers that
mad been standing around the fires were either
tumb led on TO those who occupied seats in their
immediate vicinity, or compelled TO hold on with
reach. The scene could not have lasted over
ten minutes, but to the unfortunate passengers
an the cars 10 was ten of the most terrificaIIy
mCnenious minutes thar the human mind
could comprehend The lady passengers, and
there were quite a number on board, sat in
their seats with their hands holding on 10 the
benches before them, and their faces presenting
the most fearful picture of horror and despair
when The locomotive was got under control
ana came 10 stand still, the passengers
ran TO the doors and looked cut, and, merciful
presented q 81
The train had been running on the verge of n
preciplce some thirty or forty feet i'll de pth, at
the bottom of which was the Mississippi river,
bearing on its bosom fakes OF ice, nothing to be
seen but snow-the wind blowing n penetrate
ing brpezP from the North. and the hindmost
cars Careened considerably to the river side
and completely off the track. The three fore
most cars had, through the most proyidantial
coincidence, jumped on to the track and this
circumstance was. no doubt, the sa wing of the
lives OF all on be ard, as, had the train kent off
even one minute more, il would almost newt
ABLY nave gone down the preciplce into the
fNer' and all would have persisted.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

1'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i Der has obtained nom the Orphans Coart Of
tate Of Thomas j. Barrett, late Of WasRinsten,
ID G., deceased All persons having claims against
the same, with the vouchers thereof TO the subscr-
Der, or before the 18th day Of March next: they
may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benent
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March,
NH ls-law3w- CATHARINE BARRETT.
1'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseri.
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
letters Parliamentary on the personal estate of Cha
+. A; Coltman, late of Washington. ID. c.. de-
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
before the goth day of March next: they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said
Given under my hand, this Goth day Of March,
NH 20 Iawsw. AdHinistratTix
T'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
letters Of administrator on the personal es
tate OF Mary D. Buckley late Of W ashfngton, d. o.,
deceased: All persons having claims against the
same with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber
on or before the 9th day Of March next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this sth day Of March,
NH s-lawsw- JOHN D. BUCKLEY.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
a Der has obtained from The Orphans, Court Of
letters Of standardization on the personal estate Of
John Hines. late of Washington city, d. C.,
said deceased, are hereby warned Go exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof TO the Subscriber
may otherwise By law be excluded from ali benent
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March,
M S-1aw3wf Administrative.
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PERSONAL.

" N. PRINCE, 3s1 street, opposite Patent
w Office, the only practical STAMPER in the
District wishes to inform his customers that he is
hot connected with any ether Stamping concern in
this city. AS there so-Caled StaRpers using
his hence this notice. He has on " one place
on + street. Weekly in receipt OF new patterns,
which MAZE at once. fec
JEREMIAH s. BLACK. WARD II. LAMON. C. p. BLACK.
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMOH CO.,
Councillors and Attorneys at Law in the 50 preme
Court of the United states the Com tof Claims the
Courts of the District. the Executive Departments,
and Committees of Congress.
Office, i6e 14th street directly opposite Will
lErds Hotel.l de l8-tf
SRANCIs H. SMITH, JAMES o. CLBPHANI
eMI T Il b CT EP AEE
LAW REPORTERS
AND
SHORTHAND WRITERS,
b Indiana avenue, be'v. Sd aud AZ ets or
&C H-H Cvrk's Once, CITY Hall.
T. INGLE,
ness Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree
&C A-V WASHINGTON, ID. @
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7RANCIs II. SMITH JAMES o, elephant
eMI T Il CT e p II AEE
LAW REPORTERS
TO T ii Z l. "A ES,

The Subscribers take pleasure in announcing that
a. General Agents, they have ompieted arrange
Ment. to supply the latest production of tae
AMERICAN NODDED COLLAR COMPANY
GRAYS PATENT LADIES CRIMPED COL.
LARS, .
To which they would invite the special attention #
the ladies' his article is entirely novel its con-
struction and ppearaDce, and reaches the purcha-
ser in the form OF handsome turn. over Collar
crmped or nuted, as its name indicates and Of
erly curved to ft snugy the wearer's neck BY a
slight pulling upon the ends, however lust suni-
elent to destroy the sweep curvature it becomes
a neat and tasty 'Garrotter or Standing Collar or
pair of Cuffs. 1t IL manufactured from the same
choice material used in making Bank note manor
and retains its peariy white appearance, withous
soiliDg, even longer than q nicely polished iinen
collar.
A this Collar is entirely new in the m arket and
as yet 10 the hands OF onl the larger dealers the
undersigned propose Tor the present till the Collar
boxes con tanning one dozen Collars by mail post
paid. TO any address on receipt of IS cents
~ In gtUtng Post Office address mention To,pu
County, and State. address,
LELAND, JOHNSON Il CO.,
NH rs eol5t 81 Deyonshire St Boston
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE. OF GOVERNMENT BUILpIN Gs
- STABLES. FENCING: XUARVES, &C.,
III arEsBeRb y
GsssraIs 0Nss, lt Dioai0n, l

/ %.
Washington, February n, is5,.f
By order Of II. qua, tsrmaster General there
der the captain a e8Slf f.
A. g IA commencing on MONDAY, April > Is5i,
hour each DAY hereafter, IeSceps WEBNEsDRY
s H and @s,sr A59s. and Which dS T..
whole shall have been disposed Of. the feiiowsns
EfsveS fiSh 6RFYEo sF to tT mi1 ,,
u tkicsen adjoining loxiSJ l2xs2. I5xl6, tive ex
Eighty nine ,ss, LABoRERs QUARTERS,
frame seventy four l6xlS, fourteen IaxI4 and one
Ten e eoi i DTE sGGiEsSNGs SKI Iame ,n 1.-TWO
stories with back buildings, Ia.s2 four iex24
adjoining, sxIE, ana Io1I5.i is.:o with wing ioa
IN Nina ma 70; ' MES shed az timing I51so1
wing s. :t1% asio 'T Two sso
riesl 2sAlso with additions ioxl2,J 2sxli0, 23xo
StSs sHs 1lasTst end twenty four
x sS SIX :S1s5S one nxs,, and one Isx29 wi tn
one d hesHpI tY STABLE, frame >, with 20
one % IsstiSa STABLE, urame, J with 5,sl2
twenty %. sIGIGfpINas. fransJ 2szss. ss.ss.
.132 iSx l5x65 four l6xso four 9xzs 2sx 1872,
EFT spr I Sl1tsi 2sxSoo 2ox25; and and l7xH.
Thirty two tsaj " WaATRR TANKS, sx,S, two feet
Seventy. eight Gs) MANGERs, s3sxIs, ga feet
Twenty 800 ogT,HousEs.
ONE One IL G Gk hotsE shi frame ssxgao
Three ~ WuAREES, one g, Isl saaaTe feet, one
FENCING, e $50 hneal feet
One % STOREBOUSE, frame, 52xise
Two BLAOKSMITHS' SHOPS, frame y xl6o,
and 63xl6o.
OHeiD EEGIEEHOESE IKE
The building will be sold sngy, and must be re-
moved within fifteen days.
The buildings will be taken down at the expense
of purchasers: but the lumber will, if desired he
delivered by the Government, free of charge fer
Transportation, on the depot wharf;
Terms Cash In Government funds.
boat for Gissbero will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during tho day of sale
Fer further information apply in person or fy
letter to Captain GEO. T. BROWNING A o. M
Giesbore, d. c., er to this Office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet BTigadier General in charge.
Re 9s-tsp2 First Division o. M q D.
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~A citizen OF Chicago, sojourning in Mon
tana, writes home to a friend, 81 would never
bring family here. as every man who has
come with his wife has lost her. Women can
earn money here faster than men, and they
very soon become dissatisfied with their hus-
bands and take up with other men, and that is
me last OF them. You may have q woman with
mind enough TO stick to you: but If SO, she will
90 peter than the women who have come here
oy hundreds, even old married people"
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n L. WELLS CO., Auctioneers.
u. Cor. 18th and r streets, over Whites Store.

Having been leng and favorabiy known 10 the
people Of Washington as Real Estate Agents, we
would most respectfully tender eur services Is
housekeeping; also, in sehing Real Estate at PUB
Lie n or PkIVATE sale IS well as All kinds Of
FURNITURE. We would respectfully impr ess
upon the citizens of Washington that il viii be
chief aim and desire to get the utmost when
goods are sold at auction, aud we only refer the
citizens to record I'm the eele and renting
of Houses and Household Furniture.
D. l.. WELLS 4 CO.,
Corner 18th and streets,
fe 6-lm Over Whites Store.
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IsRoPOsALS FOR ARMY TRANSPoRTA-
IL TON.

OFFICE OF CHIEF QCARrERMAsTER,
DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS,
Sealed Proposals vii S;h1L Sa March isS
until u O'Clock the 3st day of March for the
TRANSPORTATION OF MILITARY sup
PLIES, for the term of one year from thu date of
the contract, on the fol lowing routes, viz:
Route No. IF om Indianola. Lavaca ar yIcto-
Route No 2-Fron Alleyten or Brennan, to Aus
tin and to San Antonio. Texas.
Bidders Will state the rate per l0G pounds per 100
miles, AT which they will trans port said stsres.
BIDDERS should give their names In full, as we'll
ss their places Of residences, and each proposal
should bs accompanied by bond in the sum Of ten
thousand dollsrs, signed by two more response
Die persons, guaranteeing that in contract is
awarded for the route mentioned in the proposal to
the parties proposing the contract will be pied
furnished 10y said parties in accordance with the
terms of this I'D ertisement.
The amount OF bonds required from contractors
viii be S.e,G Cd each route.
Proposals must be endoT sef. Propos ais for Army
Transportation on Route No or No. 2 d" as the case
fully comply with all the requirements of this ad-
vertisement.
Parties to whom awards made must he pre-
pared 10 execute contracts If once. give the
required bonds for the faithful performance Of the
Contracts will lie made subject to the approval Of
the QHartermaster General, but the right is re-
served to reject all bids thst may be offered
COntrsctore must be In readiness for service
within ten 10l days from the date OF the execution
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and .olvency
OF each b1ddsr and person offered as security viii
be required.
termsster' Military Division Of the Ga,f
NH 22st Col. and Chief O. M. pepf Of Texas.
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r ". BOT Z L ER,
GENERAL AUCTIONEER,

r ". TELER,
GENERAL AUCTIONEER,
No. $40 street, between 10th and llth,
Will i've his personal attention TO sales AZ tction
of REAL AND Personal PROPERTY. Cash
advances every description OF Merchandi se con-
signed for public sale. His spacious and centrally
located warerooms are well adapted TO display ar
ticles Of Household Furniture and Merchandise
generally. He respectfully solcits portion Of the
public patronage, assuring those VINO may favor
him that his best exertions will be made 10 render
sat,sfsctory ali salep entrusted to his care.
G. w; B0TELER, Auctionser,
fe 2awew $40 st., bet 10th and llth.
TToLCOMBE,s LITERATURE IN LETTERS
II sewells PRINCIPLES OF Education. Towles
late War Clarkes Mind In Nature. FLINT . Ply
1865. Whittier Snow Bound;
TNRFNCH JUVENILE BOOKS-siIle et n.s
II Nuts, vols; AIres lie Travail; Csnserfes d,
me Mere; Ma T ante Seanne; Prix du Premier M.
Une petite File au Robinson; Les Sends du enne
Age; Les Petits Bonheurs; Robinson Luisse q yolG:
Confes vrais; Les Deiices de 10 vsrtu
e1 Impaired By IRAECK TAYLOR.
4 IEBIGy AGRICULTURAL tCTEMTsTRY-
big Modern Agriculture. Johnston 8 Aericultu-
raj Chemistry. Noadis Lectures on Agricultural
Chemistry. Browneb American Muck Book
Johnson Essays on 1Anures.
mhe IRANCK TAILOR.
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g Z BET Disc ES!

Il II i
SANARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
Eyes, A POSITIVE CURE" for
GONORRHEA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, dc.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, NO Mercury.
Only Ten Puts 10 be 1hken 10 Efecs a Cire.
They entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way ia.
Jure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
in "twenty four hours" Prepared by Q graduate
Of the University of Pennsylvania enc of the most
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the prese Mt daV:
NO exposure, no troSbke, no change phatsper
Let those who have despaired of getting cured or
who have been gorged with Basam Co aSia or Mer.
curry. try the SAMARITAN'S GIFT
Bent by mail in plain envelope
Price-Male Pack ages, 81. Female, s.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


SPRISG ARRANGEMENT -NOrIUE IA
y steamer CAMbslpGE, Captain -
TT LE9s.Ep, Si!l re.ums her sea&S
leaving her rev Ter. no Light street wharf, be
ShTuRphI and TUESDAY atsp 70 Cor Esstoa
laehb Landing, Cambridge, HnShletts Wharf,
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Nd
iSIss Wharf every THURSDAY and MON
pA1 G 2. m, stopping az all the above men.
toned lspdings for passengers aRd freight, and
rrs1nShipg Baltimore at .. m. Of FRbAiS md
A TkAkTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO
"A NEW YORK.
the steamers composing this line are the
yOhN GIBSON, Capt. Young, 1RS
kCkNtGHT, Capt Morris, ~
FaihfhN Capt. Winters, 49,
Leaving Pier No AZ North River New York.
every WEDNESDAY ans SATURDAY., at q .. m,
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, alta m
Freight received daily durfns business hours,
and carefully kept under cover.
The steamers ef this line now connect With Alex-
sndris sns Orange Railroad Freight fOrw srded
MORGAN, RnINkhAkl a 90, Agents.
and foot Of G street, W sshington. d q,
BOWEN, BIO. q CO., Agents.
H. b. CROMWELL q CO., Accents.
usnn IS West street. New York.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD,
Headquarters Deparnent Of WaShisetos, !
01toe Of the CHEZ QNdrtsTn1dStsr,
tCorner 151s street and Pennsylvania acenKe.D (
WdshiRgtoH, ID. C., March 4, 1855
The surplus Government Wood on hand in this
city and in Ale1andris lie now offered for sale
in quantities from one quarter Of q cord 10 ten
cords, to all persons desiring to purchase.
This Wood is OF good quality, thoroughly sea-
soned, and mixed in the proportions of enc third
Oak and two thirds Pine. The Wood Yards
located on Mary land avenue. between It'll and s.h
streets; at 18th street, Long Bridge, in this
city; at Kendall Green, one mile north ofRaRimors
and Ohio Railroad Depot; and -eish nth Of q mile
north Of the city Of Alexander the Washington
and Alex andria Railroad. Price or Wood at the
yards in Washington. six dollars ssl per cord at
Alexandria, We dollars S5) per cord and delivered
In any part Of Washington at dollars S7b per
cord in Georgetown at seven dollars and twenty
five cents S73s) per cord, and in Alex and ria
at FIVE dollars and eighty cents per cord
Apply only at this Office during Office hours, and
to Brevet Major James Gleason, A. q. M, at Al
exandria Wood Yard, from o'clock q. m. to II
O'Clock, noon
Terms-Cssh in Government funds.
NJ. I. LUDINGTON.
Colonel and Chief Quarfermaster,
NH I'm Departmental of W Washington.
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GREAT PENNsfLyANIA ROUTE to The
NJ NORTH AND WEST.
&c 2s
-FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE.
- follows: Lears Lsaes
Waskiss,os Baiiimors
Express Mail, S.9sm. zoo m.
Fast Line, 7sna m lz-l0 D. m
Pitt.bnre Erie Express, 1so .. m. 7:@p.m.
fiteourg Il kimirs EXP, Tao ~. m. e:S .. N.
two TRAINS ON SUNDAY.
Connecting at Baltimore. Leave Washington 2s
and 74Q D. m.
SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIsg.
Oars run through from Bslti more 70 Pi ttsburgh,
Erie, or Elmirs without change.
~For tickets and any information apply at the
Once Of the Great Peaneylyania Route, osrnes
Pennsylvs avenue and Sixth street, under Ns-
toual Hotel. and 18th street. corner Penna avenue,
opposite Willards Hotel, Washington.
j. N. DuBARkY,
Superintendent N. q. r.. b.
y. WILKINS,
JNO. elbLETT, Passenger Agent. no 2-n
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AAS1R-Y8SS0 ~ S>eE
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BAbTr-
MORE, and NAshINT0N AND TIE WEST, ara
now run fellows. viz
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except sunday, az scs, I.sl ana
HIS q. m, ana 2;i5, and a-sl, and 7.3O o. "a.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct 6: ~, g. m, and
2:4J p m.
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNaPoIrs
JUNCTION.
Leave att and 6:se 10. and at 2:g and ass D. m
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave At go aud z: % q. m, and go %. no, No
trains TO or fren Annapolis on sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave At $50 Q. m. and 245 and 20 D. N
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave AZ 7;9 q. m. and 2:45 D. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 80 a. m and Use
D. IN.
On Sunday at $50 D. m. only. connecting at RELAY
station with trains from Baltimore 20 Wheelins,
THRoITHak ffffcKErs to the Yves. can be h.a :.
the W ashington Station Ticket 0fice at eli hsurs
In the day, o. well At the once IN the Amerf.
can Telegraph Building, Penssylvsnis avenue,
For New York, Philadslphfa, and Boston, see
advertisement Of Through Line.
L. N cofE, Sesersi Ticket Rseps.
&C 0u GEO. 4. EOOGTZ. Agent Wa.hfnoton
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BLOOD! BLOODfY BLOODryy
GGR0EIIl.A Da

Price-Male packages, 81. Female, ss.
BLOOD! BLoODil BLOoDyyr
SGk9FULA ULCERS; SORES. SPeTs,
sAaAsSSIssf Eds4 asS III s1lcs
R' PRs1f Rs'ssi tn.
sAnARITAN's ROOT. AND HERR JUICE is a
ssribed II reaches and ersdicates every particle Of
the veneresl poison; 30 that the cure Is thorough
dy And healed and not Il s
posterity that for which You may repent in after
DO NOT DEsPAIRi
ROOT &Nb aRRB 1Gcrs
We'll al. the bad eiises. Mercury 1r1m
In many aase,.on. with which nnA5ars ., rs
males suffer the BOOT AND HEB JUICES most
bearing down Fsns Of the Won fue Dr.
billy and for all COMPLAINTS Incident to the sex.
l SeLtby express. Price 81 Is per bottle.
sAMARITAN's WASH
Is in of syphilis used in connection with the
Root and Herb Juices.
The sesey Of these s's remedies eef i, alike ackpow
Sfft h{ H6:S's aid patients They are used
WHAT THE sgR S!s ss SAY q THE sAMAR,
"PosT HOSPITAL, ToRT MARspAIL, Baltimore,
Md Feb. 20: iso4.-"1 have great satisfaction in
for Vsnersi diseases in lis most cassomary forms:
that have used them with judgment, discretion,
articiprtions promptly and effectaaily. Kno@ias
i ,r sSmIosition have the fullest confidence in
INC" '' 9xEfERrD O. BOWERS.
Assistant Surgeon, 9Th N Y. Vols +"
Sold b. g. 9. FORD, cerner 18th street and Penn
sHy,M s, avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK,
GhsMosD CO. s6a p Ph Ri.asflsi. GENERALLY
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE STA PENNA. AVENUE,
BRANCH OFFICE,
219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
WILLARDS.
GREAT EASTERN,
NORThEkh, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPRESS FORwARDERs.
Merchandise, Money. and Valuable. o, all hind.
forwarded with dispatch to all accessible sections
Of the country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS. ANN
BILLS,
4aAe in accessible parts Of the United Sta,..
O. o. DUNN, Agent,
NH &-n Washington, D. O,
TNHE AMERICAN DISINFECTANT AND DE
i eD0RlZER.-This article 10 entirely without
odor and will entirely absorb all foul gasses and
impure atmosp heres. Sold wholesale and retail At
CAAtkLAN corner 9th street and Pa. avenue, and
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