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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAY HAIR

GRAY HAIR Z
Restored to It's original Youthful Color By the
use Of that Scientific Discovery called .stsr@ II
HALLS VE8ETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE.
IL .t.- 20 ft' NEWER. - 81 s.if - t.t's ~
IL will make kair grow upon bald heads, exc6pf
in very aged persons it furnishes the nntritiye
principle by which the hair is nonrished and SIP
i win prevent the hair from falling out, and dseA
No bette, esfasnes Of its super ity need o. ADJ
ducsd than heJact;hds NY tsssattoas Of st
offered to the StsbJtc. -, -,g = eir'o a. 8Iof,
! TITS A SPLENDID HAIR-DREsSINGi 81
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free BY mail. =.
49, .a,.ge IL. p. HALL 4 Co,
- 49, ~. Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
For sale by AL Druggists, 80. ie l8 eo2m
Eht .t,0 LAW OF HUMANITY - '&s IS
#@ 7tIN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS - f++S'
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early
Manhood, with the humane view Of treatment and
cure. Sent in sealed letter envelope, free ofeharge
Address DR. J. SklLLlN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia. Pa. my 18-3m
~ DUTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
will certainIy externinate these pests, if its is
persey cred in. Beware of bogus Fly Paper which
some ealers keep because they get for nearly
nothing. Don't be swindled. Ask for BUTCHER 5,
Nhiuhis old II. - DfhskfSs l5eolm
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A NAUGHTY ALDERMaN-C;aoroan ,n
Manufacturer OF New Brunswick, N I hav.
ing suspicious Of his wife's fidelity, lntrodnced
uetecuve INTO ms rooms at the CITY Han In
that city. The result was that A ,derman Si,as
A. Oldsn was taken from Mr.. Munn's Chamber
And lodged In Dail. = ~A"0'
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~ According 70 the American AGRICULTURAL.
ISL, the present system OF yoking oxen in this
country 10 defective. 1t thinks that farmers
never get the full power of their working oxen
unoer the present system OF yokng them. and
tnat any one who has watched fight bet vyeeu
pulls or oxen ought 70 be convinced that the
fcrehead OF the animal is the great point of
power, and that yoking by the head and is
done Ia South America, would be an Improve
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~ negro named Jerry Larkin was killed
by the Marshal OF Meridian, Miss a few DAYS
since, on resisting process TO arrest him. He
was thoroughly armed. swore he wouldnot be
arrested, and mat he would sell his lite
rest him, be drew his gun upon him, where
upon the Marshal ordered the police force to
ra -
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LOTS IN SQUARE rs, NEAR THE WEST
. - MARKET. AT AUCTION ~
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. August 18TH at
highest bidder, the north half OF Lots II, Il, and
part Of Lot d inio Lots = feet inches
Lot No 1HRn alst street. near street 1.t
Terms d sale One. third CASH baian &c, in one
and two years, witt interest secured by deed Of
cost s25 each lot at time Of sale, and the terms
70 be complied with in five days or the property
purchaser. COOPER LATlMER, &
AN 5-eo&ds Intel Il Auctioneers.
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CooLIE LABOR has few ad vocates in ,as
south, but they are not numerous. The press
generally opposes the scheme, and the New
orleans Commercial Bulletin is OF the opin-
lon, mat NJ In place of encouraging the immi-
RIauon OF coolies, we coulu encourage the I'M.
mlgration OF hundred thousand looms and
spipdies, we could impart more value TO our
crop before IT left the country. than II we in
creased the crop itself by additional produce
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WAsH1NGres' IReE WORKS. =
.,.-. 4 ebay AND NpYEs,r

FosMde,s, Haehisists, and bois. Makers {
Corner OF maine avenue and Sd street, "a p
,yManniacsHrsrs OF Improved Stationary and Port.
sbie stem .nSanes Of shy required power; Saw and
SrlG AABs ,alao, 2n1Archifecturald lron Work,
~ IN Iron and Bras Cast
The Increased facilit;e. ~ an. ,a .rtAr.,v.
establishment eAables NJ to offer those having
orders 20 rake In our line superior class Of work
uAgsntS fos Burnhamb Improved Jouval Turbine
Weser Mneel.. mi ~. d. Z -. my O-Sm
NEW BOOKs.-The iLsnd Of Thor; by J. DoS
ma Rairssa; By +. n. Oh, NJ: D. iIiustrated; sa
Contagious 1ranslation Of vifgils enid Ss5
QuriosiV Shop Globe Edition; q 80. Shakspere's
Copplsts Works; tSRdon Edition; So, Nora and
Fruit CultuIisf; Illustrated; q g s'1~''
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lanes GUILD, plALER IN NEW AND SEQ
OND ,FURNITURE. Old, Furniture
streets, tnesr the canaiJ Hiehest price paid foF
eecona'aans xpfmtpres - eslb SiU' r
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~ The Georgetown (Texas) Watchman
says that there are now several thousand
beeves In Williamson county. full, fat and
fne. The same may be said of ab3ut evarv
county In Texas. Perhaps m illion fat bee yes
could be removed from the State without en-
dangering the supply for home use, and to the
great benent of the range, whic b il beginning
10 be overstock ed in many counties The i'm
crease exceeds the cons umptIon evervwher.
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DY NAGLE 4 Co. AuctIOneers,
ID 295 Pa. ave, bet. 9Th and 10th streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOTEL. RESTAU-
RANT. TEN-PIN ALLEYS. &c.
BY virtue Of a deed of trust to me. dated Feb.
ruary 25th, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber r. NJ
H., No 3. folio a3s, of the chattei records OF
Washington county. y. G.. the undersigned will
sell, at public sale. FRIDAY. August 18th at lC
clock. the Furniture. Fixtures and Good Will
of the Steuhen House. 532 Penn avenue. between
I'd and Sd streets. together with the Bar and Fix
lures of the Restaurant thereto attached.
ALSO,
Two Ten pin Alleys,
Bagatele Table &c. &c.
This house has always done an excellent husi
ness. and is well located.
, Terms cash.
A. F.. L. KEESE. Trustee
aug NAGLE Il co. Aucts
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THE STOMACH OF MULEs.-At late meeting
OF the Institute Farmers CLUB in New York
DR.. j. G. V. Smith discoursed on the stomach
OF the OK with reference to the economical use
OF 1000. lie stated that carnivorous animals
have but enc stomach or mill in which to pre-
pare them fosd, while the bovine family have
several These animals, after feeding several
hours, generally lie down and commence re.
grinding the food OF, pellets which the general
receptacle or large hopper has received during
the hours OF feeding. These are drawn up
successfully by kind Of air-pump and mas
heated over again. formed into smaller divi-
sions and dispatched to the second stomach
This mill is composed Of the substanc e known
as tripe, and furnished with a fluid which still
turther nodifies the food received giving it
yeiioWish ttnGe. From this it falls into a third
hopper OF still smaller dimensions. where 1t
combines with whitish fl id and passes along
In creamy stream 10 a fourth compartment.
where 1T assumes the appearance of curd, hay.
ing reached that stage Of refinement which en-.
ables 1t 10 impart vieor 10 the animals by whose
complex organism 1t has been nanufact ured
and refined. Having reached this stage the
an ANAL has no control over it..
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@Another difficulty occurred in the H. s.
Courtroom IN Richmond, on Monday, in con.
sequence OF Mr.. Bowden, one of the counsel in
a case, calling for poll of the jury. after the
foreman had given in the verdict The fore
man considered this an INSULT, and waiting till
the adjournment of the Court called the conn
sci 10 account High words ensued, but be.
fore a collision occurred the cou,eudauts were
separated. ~
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Amasa Walker. of Mass who has been
collecting statistics on minister's salaries pub
hshes the result: He mas received reports from
l,tO0 ministers OF eight different cmIn atoms.
Olthose whose reports were exact enough for
classification. he finds that the average salary
IN 1850 was S772 So in 1867 it was S9O7 2s From
all these returns he deduces the general fact
that since 1860, ministers salaries have advance
ed net more than 20 per cent, while the cos, of
living has ad vsnced 100 per cent
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SEAGLE IRON WORKS.
II WASHINGTON CITY,

The subscribers, thankful for the patronage here
09e upon THEN ey the m wash
they are still prepared and haye ample facilities to
all sas ts and Of and
manner as can be done in this or the Northern
Boilers With ali their appsndasss ether portable
or stationary. for use on land or for steamboats,;
sns of %
neous Wrought Iron Work, or heavy Forgings;
tsrs ,SH Making "a as .sS
branc hes Of Mechanics appertainng to first class
Of ThSs to their .a
tial Return Tubular Boiler This plan Of Boiler.
and in successful operation for various purposes,
and has given general and entire satisfaction a.
steam generator Viz Eeonomyin fuel, facility for
cleaning. exemption from printing or foaming, and
eates now n cur pesssssio They have ali beer si
y Us At these works. and are in
mr. ;asy Ia ;s R i tssss -
ng building at MstroPeitsfn Hess do .,
Rsr,s hs s as5S,s rs
city; at Z. g. Arsenal Fortress Monroe steam pro.
eF TO- 81 SaG psg
peller Tigress stern wheel steamer Virginia, the
steamer Gliding Star, now being completed at these
WOFks. -
jy 6-eoam a4--. VIM. H.. ELLIS BRO.
COLUMBIA liosP1TIAAI For WOMEN IT IT..
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street. leircle, corner of M street,
| il, 81, Washington, d. G. 80
This Institution has been established for the re-
ception OF patients who may De suffering from dis.
TO 1sr tho or tine ion
Tie building is situated in the most healthy por
fiou of the District. surrounded bY its
Cars pass the door eve; every nv. I'VE M ni NJ
ssasa
aud Surgical attendance, 74s Ii s.ss q 49,.
-s2a N ! s5 J. / fA1 IN .s eT1kE = "'
J. H. THOMPSON, NJ. D., pr, s,a ,
ffyfsn an x. RSb '
ts s9 sIsf n ffA iiAS surgeon General Uni
wa
SRAPGT0,NS !, TYLER, n: ], Georgstown. !.
Orders for admission to the free bsds In this hos
h at Of e o
any of the Medical STAFF and Of the Rsvs Drs. Hall,
Wives and widows ii soldiers desiring .dmission
will apply to the Surgeon General, United States
PATIENTS living at distance who desirs to come
to this institution for treatment private
applying y sf Ifs Rfsffa
.aa 3eoy -----l fresldens. !
NEW EOoKs,-The Culture Demanded by Mod.
ern LIE Bsnsh asd Bar eS hs By
United States Dsbs Finansss and Taxation ~
Of the
ing stars and sKrolites, by kirswoed. Er H
e jyio 100 en- :, FRxEoK TAYLOR.
GoLDkPENS-A fine assortment of Gold Pens
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DY NAGLE CO., -Auct1oneers,
ID Salesroom 295 Pa. ay., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
NAGLE6 co. will give their personal attention
to the sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture
Also to the sales of stocks Of Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, and Merchandise Of every description,
Horses, Carriages, Harness. &c. 4
Liberal cash advances made on consignment.
Regular Sales at our Salesroom every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at 10 O'Clock. ttt
ia lift NAGLE CO., AuctioneerS. :
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

nANTEss puRGAToRIo, translated by Long.
u fellow. Meads American Grape Culture, IL
lnsfrateds Horwoods Law and Prsctics OF Naval
Ralph Waldo Emerson The Reign of Law by the
Duke ofArgyIl: The Inyisibles, Of .Spiritualism
cession to loyalty, BY j. w. De Forest. Sowing
the Wind, novel, by q. Lynn Linton
my 81 nsis 80 80 5TFRANCK TAILOR.
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pY COOPER J. LATIMER. Auctioneers,
ID {Late' clerks with James c. McGuire & Co..
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
81 Eleventh street, Star OH &c Building.


81 Eleventh street Star OH ice Building.
TEN HAEDsOMEgAND DESIRABLE VILLA
SITES AT AUCTION ON THE HEIGHTS OF
OAK LAWN 1.-THE RESIDENCEiOF THOS. p.
On FHuRsbAYY AFTERNOON August 18th at
yerv m an and Vis sS,as fnntn
on the road leading from goth street and between
Morgan. being the north portion of '.OAk
LAWN" residence Of Thos Morgan. Esq. This
sale presents fine opportunity to the citizens of
Washlr gton and the District for obtaining most
desirable and beautiful homes. The loeationis very
high. and commands fine view of the city, river
and surrounding country, being perfectly healthy
and of easy access Goth street being paved to the
Boundary. A railroad is being projected
which will certainly be built, and vii! run from
the War Department to the foot of the hill, in
Terms Of sale: One-fourth leash: balance in six
twelvea and eighteen months: with interest, secured
by deed of trust upon the premises. All con-
veyancing and revenue stamps at cast Of pur-
chasers 500 degosit on each lot at time of sale.
Intel and Repub.
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~ ern Life Bench and Bar, by l. j BigeIow;
illustrated. College Life, by Rev. stephen 0lin
is Gibbons, Draper,s History of the American
Civil War, vol lst. Meteoric Astronomy Shoot
on Railway and other Injuries Of the Nervous Sys.
tenn. HartshOrne on Practice of Medicine. -
Jylo FRANCK TAYLOR
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN sIF2
" AND A2fs-' !" Ft'=
LYING IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street. teircle, J corner of ID street,
-. - WaShiuRtOn. ID. g
ME DICAL ST AFF,
SURGEON IN CHIEF,

D. l. =
IA street betxssn 9Th and 21ss street,
JOS II fA Az D, surgeon General, Uni
JOS. RILEY, NJ D., Georgetown,
TH0S. MILLER: NJ. D., r street, Washington.
Al P GARNETT; NJ; D New York avenue.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. d Georgetown. 7 4
T. HOWARD, M. D., street, Il - N-es.st 4. =
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AUCTION SALES.
10y D. l.. WELLS b CO., Auetioneers, y /.
ID N. w. corner Sixth st, and Louisiana ayenu


10y p. T. WELLS B. CO., Auetioneers,
ID N. w. corner Sixth st. and Louisiana avenue.
FIVE room FRAME HOUSE; on LEASED
ensAr tsfsif E SEsft August 10, sg ats
I've story Frame Honss q FIVE rooms, on 10. %
The house il Situated on the south side q street
north second door from the cornes 81 Tonr,h St.
run, withthe privilege Of buying the ground This
is . rare opportunity for person OF small means
on time. $50 down at sale. conssyancing and
aus - N' b. L. oeW WELLS 4 CO.. Aucts.
RY JOIN B,WHEELBR4 so,, a. aS n,s =
~ o.6l Louisiana avenue, bet bth ana ith sts.,
opposite the Scaton House is. ...s.
nIHURspAY ae,Sss
Dwelns house, No $40 F street. ouths between
I'd and Sd .streets west. -.a e.e.z. !.
Terms One half cash the BALANCE in six and
twelve months, secured by deed of trust, Con.
down When sol soIa Stamps al the purchaser
al Io.d j B. WHEELER & CO, Aucts I
RY GKEEN WILLIAMS, Anetionesrs;; =.
TWoIwo. STORY FRAMEHousE ANnLoTs
WdEsTTi NEAR THE aoRNER OF STREET
S Sn fR1bi At t AsT 5s1b i.s at clock N
shall sell on the premises each lot being . feet
front. running back good depth; with the I'M
Houses - -
Terms: ehalf cash balance in six nd twelve
months Tor notes hearing interest, and secured by
deed of trust on the premises. All onveyancing
and revenue stamps AT the cost of the purchaser.
an IsTTh '"s G GREEN li1ss WILLIAMS, Aucts
BY STORE; Y sis .nS s3 sostb
and 9th street.
THE BALANCE OF STOCK oFJ.H H. CRANE
b co. At AUCTION. - ="
On TUESDAY MORNING, August 18th, at 10
O'Clock. we will sell ut our Salesroom the remain
der of the stock not taken at TIE sale of Crane i
10 barrels pure cider Vinegar
20 boxes prime Cheese. (arrived after the sae) 1'
l,2tGsuperior Cocoa Nuts.
To which is added voc .#.r.s
10 barrels Superior Whisky
* barrels Common Whisky
barrels Sherry Wine
20 eco Cigars arr 49,. ,2 -..#a
with other articles in the Grocery line
an lO-d w L. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
RY w. L. VAIL 4 CO., Auctionecrs,
u stores 5 , and 317.
South corner Penn "a avenue and 9th street
VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE LOTS
or,snA At AmGTIoN;
1867 at Cookbook. we will sell Lots Nos II and 13
in NJ: Q. Degges' subdivision of part of square
These lots adjoining each other, are situated On
I'd street west. between north d and f streets lot
u fronts % feet and inches on ed street lot IS
fronts % feet six inches on2d street. Both lots
These lots will be sold separate and offer great
Inducements to purchasers of real estate, theirlo
cality being in one of the most rapidly improving
au 10 IIntl W L. WALL / Co. Aucts.z
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE ANB OHIO RAILROAD,
n WASHINGTON, Mays, Noon, 1857,

y WASHINGTON, Mays, Noon, 1857.
~ IS ass9
MoREE and WAsHiSGToS AND : THE A Si
are = nov run as s tslsT SsAlTIi1Tiinosr
Lsay az. dsaIly except sundsy a. and iaE
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
/ Lave daily except Sunday sat 7ooa m, and 40
FOR 70 " Way 81 STATIONS South OF AsNApoLrs
Law. .ts.,sspdg! 10 Ma ., "a, and .r,
|; ,., :, ,.o0 FOB : = annapolis An !, \
from Annapolis on SUNDAY
FOR BALTIM6RE
Leave F fo ) = Way Az STATIONS M
Leave FOX al Pt At OF Sf TEE VEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7+5 a. m, 40 AMI
on sunday ct 40 and s;ts m: only, connecting
"THRotGH TICKETS to the West can be had a,
the washington Station Ticket o,hce At All honLs
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, s4s Pennsyi1a-
mia avenue, Between 9th and eth streets
Tsr SsT q 4s ana
j. l.. WILSON, Master. of Transportation.
ttpMM COLE general Ticket a agent;
ocso- If E. J WILKINS. Passenger Agent.
1907 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
@ -: - 8 $50 - - -
TO THE NORTHWEST. SOUTH AND SOUTH
4 WEST
follows:
Washington,7S A. NJ. Baltimore ......l2 10 P. NJ.
11.4sN P. TOO P NJ
-48 ..-..o.45 P. MI ......lo 81 P. NJ.
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State, room
day and nj ght Cars with modern improvements, aRG
saving from four to twelve hours in time over any
other route. Two hundred miles saved to Westera
and Central New York. -
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To- THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore TO ROCHESTER, and.
PITTSBURGH without change. ="
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have the
POTS. and no FERRIES
Tickets by this route can be procured at the OF
fee, corner 9th street and Pennsylvani avenue
under National Hotel. where reliable information
will be given at all times. q go
Passengers procuring tickets at this ONCE can
secure accommodations in Sleeping Cars for FL
mira o Pittsbufg. Fl '-t
". J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Sixth AMI Penn a ave, Washington, ID. g.
49, ED. s. YOUNG, Gen. Pass Agent,
Qe lily Baltimore. Md
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Il F1t u. ALLIOT, EeF.Htss
FRERCH HAIR DRESSER,

- FRENCH HAIR DRESSER, Bs
324 Estreet, between 18th and l4th sts. II
Mt. Alhot, from Paris, Hair Dresser, Of the
celebrated Rachel, with whom be arrived in this
country, has now. been established for the last
eight years in W:shington and Newport, enjoying
highest society He has the honor te announce that
he has this season imported the latest fashion. Of
that belongs TO the dressing ofair & very reasona.
BILE prices. Fl err 80, - ia 7-6ms
FRENCH BoOKS:-Alphonse Karr: les Fem
La mes; Is cents. Souvestre: Sous Les Fflets; IS
cents: souvestre: La Goute Eau; As cent?. Du-
mas ills: Aventures de hnatre Femmes; IS cents
SCIENCE. LIE Elan de Village; IS cents. Achard:
Parisiennes ct Provincfales; ~ cents Achard: Les
dc ,chantia1ys . cents. La Comtesse Dash: Les
Bals Mssquesi ~ cents. = -, - :
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lY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
% T. Late kswith j G. McGuire a. Co. y
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 18th street,
= Star Office Building.
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G0LDAPENS.-A fine assortment Of Gold Pens
NJ PshcH Casss, &c, for sale at manufacturer i
Tices. lds VI GRA5CK TAYLoR, I
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Observation-Disclosures

.E LINEN COLLAR UNDRY -s.s
We take pleasure in informing our customers ana
friends that have, in elton with our Shirt
and Collar Mandatory. a LAUNDRY, with ex Pc
rienced hands, where we will Laundry Linen Col
lars, giving them Q fine finish and the appearance
of new Collars. 1t has been great trouble with
our customers in wearing Linen Collars to get them
properly finished, and to obvate the difficulty. and
for their accommodation. We have been induced to
make arrangements to suit them in that very par
ticular article Of dress a-
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR, -.
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
f& E1a@ 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
my - N t@sEA Between 9Th and 10th sts.
Attest PARIS FASHIONS OF HAIR
IL DRESSING. =
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!. = { =
/ W:AsH1NGT ohan Ho.HsgGPATH1o DIsPENi
/ SNI.S.s .. -. SAhI.N 5Sety ss'fs
| 314 street, between 18th and 18th streets 49,
This Institution having met, with great success,
we will widen it's scope as far as possible 80 -
From the LIST OF June next 1T viii be opened to pa.
tients twice instead Of once dayicfia -El's p
Wewili. moreover, endeavor to attend all the
OUT DOOR PATIENTS who need our ASST stance
n. B.-The poor yaccineted FREE. sa4r II.
For this purpose we add to our present staff DR..
Vim. Hale and DR.. c, w, Sonnenscplidt. s. .s ~ T..
I a. DISPENSARY HOURS. Sifgt -,
1e''.'' y. s. VERDI, III. D., ',I,s. ass. e
8. VERDI, N. D. a.. - 80. -.
/ William HALE, NJ. D., - &
ifsti &c W. sONNENsCHMIDT, NJ. D. t2s7
| je s-2x~ T. s. VERDI, n. D., Secretary.
NEW BO0KS.-The Seven Weeks War, by H.
IN n. Hozier; vols. London, Historical Sketch
Henry e; Lea. Codp:nI Ten Mouths in Brazif;
and Sketches by orr best authors. Little Brother;
by Fit7 Hugh Ludlow. Braithwaites RETROSPECT
for July. tjy2sl 81 FRANCK TAYLOR. {
RRIpAL AND ggNrRAA MRGATHs, BoU-
DOUBTS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, ANDMA
STARS, preserved In natural FORM New andM I n
Beautiful Ornamental Hair Work on glass HNE&
or pearl. All kinda of Hair Rrading done BY Mrs.
FRIES, SIS Eighth street. jy io-6m
81 3 = 2 e .ssf as tH.- 4e i
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CVC nm NINTH STREET. 80 CUs
-Four DOORS NORTH OF D STREET,
e. dies fSeaton Hall, Building.) :

NEW BooKs-Maudsiey' Physiology and
aPpstth9htSgy Of the Mind and its
other Poems; by jean inssiow.H fhe Sayilss r Of
Dr; Bnsluhaeker: and other learned Men; ~ =.
Maria Child. Rhetorical Sketch Of tsiNcsrdotal
Gelibacy in the, CHRISTIAN Church; by Henry c.
Lea Lea. PaTtlsan Life With Mosby; by Major John
ya FRANcK TAYLOR.
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y OCULAR LINE BETWEEN BALTIMOR
III AND WASHINGTON
Wharf. the foot Of 18th street
every WEDNESDAY Morning. at E.4lA@N
80 clock. Returning. she will leave
Commerce street Wharf. Baltimore every SATUR-
DAY Afternoon at o clock She will stop at the
landings on both sides of the river, going and re-
tsuInhhng freight taken at very low rates. For
THOS w. RILEY. Agent,
ap lS-T6F3m Riley's Wharf, foot Of 1lth st
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RY JOHN B. WHEELER & CO, Auctionears,
~ No. 81 Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th and7th sts.,
opposite the Seaton House. ;r

.enTHURsDAY, Angus l5t h, at o'clock p. m !,
the subj cribers will sell on the premises part of lot
10 in square 5s5, improved BY twostory Frame
Dwelling house, No. 249 street souths between
I'd and Sd streets west u#tr. a#e az 81 +aa-E. b
Terms One half cash; the balance in six and
twelve months secured by deed of trust. Con-
yeyancing and stamps at the purchaser scost. 81,
down when solH i"#
an JO.d u n WHEELER e co Aurtes {
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syivania avenue. Washington; HENRY COOK al.
exandria, Va. and by Druggists generally.
DESMOND Il CO., Philadelphia. my6-tf
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pRoPosALs- FOR STEAM BOILERS.

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