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MELANCHOLY AFFAIR-A Woman KILLED by
Liohtnins.-About two o'clock yesterday at
ternoon, a sad and mournful occurrence took
place al the house OF Mr.. John Roach, on Jones
street, above West Broad .streer During the
heavy thunder storm prevailing at that time
the house Of Mr.. Roach was struck by the
lightning and one side of it demolished. and
his wife, Mrs. Catherine Roach instantly
KILLED. Mr. John Kelley, who was in the
house at the time, says the conclusion was so
great as TO cause the sedstead upon which he
was lying to leap some distance from the ioor
Running down stairs and into the parIor he
discovered the body of Mrs Roach lying on the
door. He spoke to her but she had been killed
instantly, Blood was flowing from the back
of her head and one OF her ears Her shoes
were cut as though with knife, and one of
them torn from the foot. Her stockings were
cut in strips, and the limbs and feet were black.
Those who dressed the remains found one side
OF the body biackened The fluid appears to
have entered the building at the junction of
the side wall and the roof and passed down.
committing terrible ravages on the east side of
tie house. In the upper chambers the plaster
ing was knocked from the ceiling an ID the glass
shattered. The middle chamber contained a
bed, on which was heap of rubbish made by
the falling plaster. &c.
In the front chamber. James Fitzpatrick, bar
Keeper at Mr.. Roach's store, was lying in bed
sick The shock threw him out of the bed, and
covered the bed and floor with lath and plas-
ter. The east side Of the house was completely
wrecked. The boards were spintered and
Torn off from the top to the bottom. Inside the
plssteriDg and laths were Observation-Disclosures
1iUe Dispatch, Saturday.
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NAYORFS OFFICE.
lNI WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. Il, 1857.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

MAYORS OFFICE.
lNl WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. u, 1857.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office
until MONDAY, the 23d instant, at II O'Clock NJ ID,
for building Bridge at intersection of 7th and r
streets. in accordance with plan and specifications
at the City Surveyors Office. which are ready
for inspection.
The Bridge to be built under the superinten-
dence of the City Surveyor and Commissioner of
Second Ward, and TO be accepted by them.
Endorse" Proposals for Bridge at Seventh and
r streets. "
Specifications for Bridge Intersection of Serenth
and K streets.
Span of Bridge in the clear, IA feet; length from
building line to building line of Seventh street.
Masonry to be first class Bubble Work with good
bed and build, laid in workman1ike manner with
the best quality of Hydraulic Cement, and clean
sharp sand in the proportion of part of cement
and two parts of sand, mixed thoroughly and used
the same day; the stone to be Blue Gneiss Poto-
mac River Rock.
Foundation Timber to be sound White or Burr
Oak. fiattened the upper and lower sides, SO as
to give at least inches face with nine inches Of
thickness
Floor Timbers to be sound White Pine of the
first quality.
Plank, all to be of sound White Pine, of such
lengths as shown in the plan. Excavation to be de-
posted within 500 feet of location of Bridge where
directed
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
The work to be done within sixty days from date
of contract. J. VONDERLEHR.
se I3- F2t Intel ! Commissioner Second Ward.
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PROPOSALS.
DPOPOsALs FOR TAXING DOWN THE
Il PENITENTIARY BUILDINGS On THE
ARSENAL, GROUNDS.

ARSENAL GROUNDS.
III.
mall will receive, until u O'clock m. sATuRDlAsY,
h sss. ss Bans
walls, &C., az will be designated. ,s,
viii be made known On application At the ONCE Of
the Arsenal between the hours OF o'clock a; m.
a poa for TAXING down Busnss
Sc 10 dtd Breyet Major General.
WASHINGTON Arsenal, Sept. IS, 1867.
tended ms Gs hs
2lst September. GEO: .; RAMSAY,
DROPOsALs FOR FLOUR.
Office ot cow wg;,ssy b s. ;ss:ses;s'''e"'
Richmond, Va, September 9, 1857.
ssasa RrsDessis gre Invited until
supplying the United States Subsistence Depart
'' WV / 900 BARRELS OF FLOUR.
Bids for the different grades of -four, viz Fam
Quantity not less than ffty l5ej barrels win be
Blank forms win be furnished at this Office to
pfrs d By
pound Of the -four offered, plainly marked to cor
BE- s o
oak barrels head lined. each barrel to be plainly
place of manufacture.
The usual Government inspection will he made
before the Flour is received. and none will be &C
cepted which is not fresh ground and fully equal in
Bidders must be present to respond to their bids,
and the right to reject any or all bids is reserved
to the Government.
Payment for Flour accepted will be made upon
delivery, or as soon thereafter as practicable.
The proposals should be plainly endorsed, = Pro-
sne '0f and Haarsssfa 81 1ss
Brevet Major and Chief Commissary Of subsist-
ence, First Military District.
Ofice-No: 3O7 Twelfth street, between Broad
and Marshall. el2-5t
ENaINEEK OFFICE ~ H 5 ssodxI DEFEScEs
THIRD STORY, BALTIMORE: MD.
Sealed Proposals jim duplicate, will be received at
September. 1857, for the TiMBER, IRON, AND
FRAMING required to construct a Defector in
the susquehanna river, near Havre-de- Grace,
Proposals must be separate for Timber, Iron,
and Framing, and in DUPLICATE FOR EACH
Plank, Boards, and Trenails required to complete
the work.
Proposals for Iron will embrace all Bolts,
Spikes, connecting Links and all Iron required to
complete the work.
Proposals for Framing will embrace all labor and
workmanship, of every kind, required to locate in
ture.
Contractors for material of wood or iron will be
United States until required for use by the super
intending Engineer.
No bids will be considered except such as are
made after forms to be obtained from this office by
letter or personal application.
For further particulars application must be
made at this office, where drawings and specitica-
lions can be SEEN
Bids will be opened at u 30 D. m of the goth in
slant in presence OF such bidders as may choose to
The right is reserved to reject all or any of the
bids for any cause deemed sufficient by the under
signed. VIM. P. CRA1GHlLL.
Major of Engineers,
Sc 12-6t And Breyct Lieut.. Col. U. s. A.
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CHEAP EDITIONS. Byron's Works, illus.
u trated; only 10 cents. Shakespeare, flustrated |:
60 csnts shsksPeaEs, edited 6y 8K 3, o. Thack
Lectures, flIustrated; 4l.36. Bulwers Works;
al:6o per volume; Dicfsns Worksi sl.as per
volume; iEyangn S.eten neoki 70 cents. Irvipg's
saH s''A'f' : fifRANcK TAYLOR.
GOLD PENS.-A. hne asIortment Of Gold Pen,u
Yise1 ''f JSA 3 TaTh1,sss
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN MEAL.

Office Chisf Conamissary Of Su5Nstsncs,)
First Military District,
Richmond, Va. September 9, 1857
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received at
this office until SATURDAY, September q. 1857 +,
at y o'clock NJ, for supplying the United States
Subsistence Department with all the
CORN MEAL
that may be required from the LIST proximo to the
3Ist of December, 1857.
The meal to be delivered in good, sound -four
barrels, at the United States Subsistence Depot,
Corner Nnetee tn and Cary streets at such times
and in such quantities may be required, after
five days notice.
No samples are required with the bids, as only
Fresh Ground White Corn Meal OF the very best
quality will be received
Bids must state the price Per pound, or per 100
lbs net and allowance will be made for barrels,
fol- any loss in delivery.
Payment Will be made at the end of each month
for Corn Meal ccepted during that month.
The successful bidder will be required to give
ample security fer the faithful fulnllment Of his
contract.
Proposals should be plainly Endorsed 9 Proposals
for Corn Meal" and addressed to the undersigned.
W. A. ELDERkIN.
Breyet Major and Chief COmmissary of Subsistence,
First Military District.
fice.No. 3O7 18th street, between Broad and
Marshall. sel25t
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= ECR EFT d L s E A S ES.
SA M A r ANS GIFT!
SAAARITANS GIFTy

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED,
eoNo1RH 1s. G HoslE1yE SgSEc5 STR1s
Contains no Mineral no Balsam, no Mercury.
0nly I.. Pif to be T IhSs Effect Cnrs.
iure the stomach or bowels of the most deica.s.
from 0uP and
Of the University Of PenHnsyyanis one Of the most
no exposure, no trouble no change tch0sersy
Let those Who have despaired Of getting Cured, OF
sh ~ the VIA Rss
Price-Male packages, 81. Female. IS. s'0's'
BL0oDy BLOOD BLOOD,
rsGk9sFU z HHhcE RSi SORES sSp saPeTs
s4xAEr4Ea aSSEFE RJo Rfs aS zESs JUICE
Ss.;S e. 3Hssi poRi'!SssA the
scribed reaches and eradcates every particle Of
the venereal poison, that the cure is thoroag b
edS and Be and do not Z es yon7
posterity that for which you may repent in after
'sA''' DO NOT DEsPAIRI
sJST ANS HERB 9Scrs
fssfEs S' A. the
II many ssst RasT With Shjeh nanssEs q re,
happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, in Lsaco o
Dllty, ana from ali complaints incident to the
Sent by express. Price 81 Is per bottle.
SAMARITAN'S WASH
Is In cases OF used In connection with the
Boot and Herb Juices.
Full directions. Price Is cents.
The efficacy of these remedies IL alike acknowl-
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE SAMAB-
} ITAN'S REMEDIES.
"PosT HOSPITAL, Fort Marshall, Baltimore
Md, Feb. 20, l864-1 have great satisfaction in sta
ting that have used The Samaritan Remedies for
Ihave used them with Judgment, discretion and
properly, and have found them respond TO nv an
tioipations promptly and effectuafly. KNOWING
their composition, have the fullest con6dence ia
their efficacy, and as far my use of them ex tends
Irecommend them strongly rn , .ow...
Assistant Surgeon, 9Th n. 7. Vols"
Sold By 9. @. FORD, corner nth street and Penn.
sylvana avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK, Al
DESMOND 9 CO., Philsdeiphis. mysn-
NEW BOOKS.-The Seven Weeks' War; By b.
~ n. Hozier; vols; Londen. Historical Sketch
Of Sacerdotal Celibacy in the Christian Church; b
Henry c. Lea. Codman's Ten Months in Brazil
illustrated. Pindar's Melpomone Divina. Storis
and Sketches by our best authors. Little Brother
hy Fit1 Hugh Lndiow. Breithwaiteh Retrosgee
J Thread Wool KNITTf1iNGS 1xRH.' Of the very
best make: These yarns are regularly numbered
ccse 70 w. ana win be sSd iIf
pee6t = 491 9TH street, pst. aaa y
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TOPP Err sc lie,

" / n IL
NAVY YARD, WASHING TON. August q, 1857
HsfS sssp as P9sS
at the United States Navy Yard, Washng ton, about
It can be examined Ct any time previous to the
Of the Washington Navy Yard - ''' '0''''''''"'
Samples of similar scale have shown 81 per cent.
Ten per cent? Of the purchase money must be de-
posted at the time of the sale, and twelve days will
the deposit will be forfeited 10 the Government
All payments to be made in Government funds,
BY order Of the Bureau Of Construction and Re-
au II. spts ,7,24 In charge Construction Stores.
COvERNMENT SALE AT HILTON HEAD,
The following ordnsnee property will be sold at
2rsnsss besR9 Hn ms
SsS'' e e. tons Of E fsst sPs SSH ssfn
i IS Scrap & Sfst l5Sp Iron.
:" ~ :" Brass.
93 Wooden Artillery Carriages, ironed.
50 Wooden Chases end Slides, ironed.
5 $50 ssss = A Safiis,5!;TBz Harness.
&c sss sssR lHssS.s..
$500 Bayonet Scabbards.
ll20 Cartridge boxes. --..-
1887 Cartridge box Belts.
1912 Gun Sings.
1882 Waist Belts. -....
$50 Bullet Moulds, -----4--
And quantity of other property, consisting prin-
cipally OF Rags, Ropes, Implements, Miscellaneous
Tools, &C., &C. .
Also, two story Frame Dwelling house. of the
following dimensions: ~ feet front by 36x feet
depth, containing eight spacious rooms.
Terms Cash on the day Of sale, in United States
Ample time allowed for the removal Of property,
at the expiration Of which that not removed will
revert to thmSovernment.
BY authority Of Chief of Ordnance.
III. GREALISH, Captain and NJ. 8. K,
au Is dtseN In charge of Ordnance Depot.
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sF AGILE IRON WORKS."
r. WASHINGTON CITY,


The subscribers, thankful for the patronage here
tOfore bestowed upon them by the citizens of ash
ngton and others take this occasion to state that
they still prepared, and have ample facilities to
perform all orders in their line of business, and
done in as expeditious cheap and workmanlike q
cities. Their work comprises Steam Engines and
Boilers, with all their APPENDICES, either portable
or stationary for on land or for steamboats,;
Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Gearing for mills,
Castings, iron or brass; Architectural or Miscella
neous Wrought Iron Work; or heavy Forgings;
meters, and Pattern Making; in fact. all the
branches of Mechanics appertainlng to first class
Foundry. They would also respectfully call the
attention of the public to their Patent Dfferen-
patented by them in 1862, has now been introduced
and in successful operation for various purposes
and has given general and entire satisfaction
possessing every quality essent al in first class
steam generator, viz Economy in fuel, facility for
cleaning, exemption from printing or foaming, and
tificates now in possession They have ali been
constructed by at these works, and are in opera
ton in this city and elsewhere We will be glad
avail ourselves Of the opportunity to explain its
merits and show it in operation in these Works.
The following is list Of the Boilers on this plan
and now in use, viz AT Willard s Hotel, TOT warm
ing building; at Metropolitan Hotel, do, do; at
John G. Rives' Globe Printing Office; at United
States Hotel warming building; at Soldiers Home
north of the city; at Lunatic Asylum; across the
city; at u S. Arsenal, Fortress Monroe; steam pro-
peller Philadelphia, belonging to A. B. Cooley,
ESQ; steam Dredging Machine, do. do. steam pro.
peller Tigress stern wheel steamer Virginia. on the
Potomac river stern wheel steamer Enterprise do,
do; at Eagle Iron Works, Washington stern wheel
" 6-eom VIM. N. ELLIS BRO, =
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOB
BALTIMORE.

FRENCH BOOKS.-Henri Conscience: LIE De.
l. mon de largent; As cents. George Sand: LIZ =
crezia Floriani; As cents. George Sand: LIE Score.
taire 1ntime; As cents. Lamartine: Les Confden-
cents. Alphonse karr: Voyage autour de Mon Jar
din: As cents: Alphonse Karr: Promenades hors
de Mon Jardin; As cents. Louis Reybaud: LIE Cos
due Clocher; As cents. De Stendhol: LIE Rouge Cd
LIE Nofr; As cents. Celeste: par Leon Gozlan; 50
cents Notre- Dame de Paris: par Victor Hugo, 8
vols; $50.
lie IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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EXCELHlOR I


10 the ladies' especially. this Invaluable depila.
tory recommends itself e being an almost indis.
Piled, does not burn or iniure the ekn, but acts
directly on The roots wsSIrsSnted tG remove
other part Of the body completely totally and rad
cay the isssy tS the skn
used by the french, and ID the only real effectus
depilatory in existence. Price - cents per pack
sgs sent post psid TO any ADDRESS, On OF Al
BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, 1
ap 3.DkWeoly 2s3 River street. Troy. ~. .
i for twelve wears Chef de-cuietne ct Parker
House, Boston. For sale In cans e S spis at f3
au3l Vermont ayenue and 18th street.
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A st B 0 L o G Y.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST.
MdDAME II. A. PERRIGO,

MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST,
MADAME II. A. PERRIGO,
She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
restores to happiness those who, from dOleful
events catastrophes crosses in love, loss Of rela
lions and friends, loss of money, &C., have become
Respondent. She brings together those long sepa-
rated pives information concerning absent friends
or lovers restores lost stolen property, tells
YOU the business you are best qualified to pursue
and in what you will be most successful, causes
speedy marriages, and tells you the very day you
will marry, gives you the name, likeness and char
acteristics Of the person. She reads your very
thou and by her almost supernatural powers
unveils the dark and hidden mysteries Of the fu.
ture From the stars we see in the armament
the a1efic stars that overcome or predominant in
the conf guration-from the aspects and positions
of the planets and the xed stars in the heavens at
the time of BIRTH she deduces the future destiny Of
man + all not to consult the greatest Astrolegist
never again have 50 favorable an opportunity. Con-
nation, 81. Parties living at distance can con
suit the Madame by mail with equal safety and sat-
70 themselves as if in Rsrs9p fill and
swered and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price above mentioned. The strictest
cresy will be maintained, and all correspondence
returned or destroyed. References Of the highest
order furnished those deslring them. Write plain
~ the day of the month and year IN which you
born, enclosing lock Of hair. Addrsss S,c,
ap3D&W ,eoly P.O. Drawer 293, Buffalo, Ny
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A CHILD KILLED BY FALLING INTO TUE
or Hot TOMATO KETCHUP.-In Fall River
Friday afternoon, a little daughter of John
and Mary Cresson, aged about three years.
fell into at NIB of hot tomato ketchup, and was
SO severely scalded that il died in about three
hours.
IL There are 20 cases OF cholera daily in
Rome, 100 In Palermo, ana the Italians are n.y.
ing the infected districts.
~ In New Orleans the total assessed value
ofproperly for taxation purposes is SAG 92l 49j.
Upon this, State taxes are levied to the amount
OF Se6l,0l7. and the city government levies a
much larger sum.
~ Isaac Vautrees, Of Decatur, ILL.,. was
sued for breach Of promise by Miss Harriet 5.
$1,000, and Isaac settled with Harriet by
marrying her.
ga train on the North western Railroad. in
the western part OF Iowa, was few days
since delayed one hour and quarter by grass.
hoppers. which covered the track so thick that
the engine drivers slippled on the rails.
~ Madame Goldsmith, wife Of vel. known
merchant in Cincinnati, died on Monday from
the effects Of fright given her by foolish ser
want girl.
- The Milwaukee Wisconsin says that the
average yield of wheat this year IN the older
settled parts OF Wisconsin and Northern ILL.,
nols Is not over twelve bushels an acre; cause,
TOO little manure
- The elections in Canada have gone in
favor OF The Ministry. They will PROBABLY
have lis members OF the Legislature TO 66 for
the opposition. Darcy McGee was elected
~ plurality OF l79.
MARI Twain is s. S. Clemens, 4" Josh
Billings" is Henry W Shaw Jsemas Pipesr
is Stephen Massett, Up. V. Nasby'' is ID. r.
Locke.
DThe last flood in the Mississippi formed
piece Of land sixty acres in extent, opposite
st. Louis. The county ON the Illinois side took
posse sion Of this new territory. hut the wiz.
gins Ferry Company claim 1t, and q Law suit
IL pending
~The new postmaster at Wilmington. N.
e. r. r. Brink, formerly Lieutenant Colo.
rel on the sfaf Of General Kilpa.rck1 has
appointed Geo L. MADISON. eoiored man, a
clerk In the post office in that city.
UThe Pacific Railroad is now receiving
hemIock railroad ties from Chicago, We hun.
dIed miles. and then mp the road four hundred
miles-nine hundred miles BY raii-at a cost,
delivered at the Missouri river, Of not over
eight cents per tie
John s. Jenness, of Boston, who died in
Plymouth, N. H., left &6O0,0O0, which will be
divided among eight heirs, as he made no will
~ Recent experiments prove, so Havana
paper says, that the leaf Of the potato is per-
1eet substitute for tobacco Then we shsil soon
nave cigars OF "NerceT filerp and Pinksye
wrapper"
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The USES OF ALCoHoL.-The London Athe-
neum says good word for alcohol. Without
II the beverages Of man kind would be dreary
dead level OF slops. People drink fomented
wines of France and Germany will never be
generally drunk in England till they are sold
At a price that will make til cir alcohol as cheap
as beer on the enc hand. or low-priced ports
and sherres or spirits on the other. Alcohol
Is sold IN beer, ale and PORTER at about two
pence an ounce, in spirits at from three pence
TO six pence, and In wines at from six pence to
three shlllings or four shillings an ounce.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WAsHINGroN, May 8, Noon, l0o7


- 81 79
MORE ass ASp HE Wfsf
ARG now run follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday at 700 7:45, and l2:ls
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
~ sI uaiy' except Sunday, at7:0o a. m, lad 40
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIs
Leave at sS and i:oo q. m. and at 400 and AS,
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At7:0H g.. m and 4: 50 D M No trains To
rom Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 14S q. m, and 4: 80 and s:4s D. N,
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave at 7:45 a, NJ, and 4: 80 and S:45 p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:b q m
e:45 p. m.
. On Sunday at 40 and S:45p. m. only, connectirg
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore 10
Wheeling, Parkersburg, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had az
the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours
in the day, well at the new office of the Bank-
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3iS Pennsylya-
mia avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, az.
vertisement of Through Line.n
J. L: WILSON, Master OF Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&c 30 GEO. Is. kOONTZ. Agent Washington.
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COSsANGUINEoUs MAR RIAGEs.-To eluci-
date the truth Of the general thesis that con-
sanguineous marriages produce disease and
idiOcy in the offspring. M Votsin has made
seine very minute researches in the commune
OF Pratz, little place at the mouth OF the
Lore, which contains population OF three
occupied In the cultivation OF salt marshes
Hardly any outsiders are ever drawn to this
place, and the marriages take place, by SPECIAL
dlspensation, even within the degrees Of con-
sanguinity forbidden by the Church. NJ. Vol
SIN infinitely investigated the circumstances OF
1oHty families resulting from Euch marriages,
an a has prepared tables TO show that neither
wees OF conformation, insanity, idiocy, cretl-
hism, ota1.muteness, epilepsy. aIbinlsm, nor
Elementary retinit&. existed among any of
THESE families" He concludes, from these and
Other facts, that the dangers of consangune
uarriages result from an intensif1cation of any
morbid hereditary tendencies that may exist in
each parent, while if each be perfectly healthy,
the fact OF consequently counts for nothing.
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DRESSING.
Z. ALLIOT,

324 Z street. between 18th and l4th SITS.
Mr.. Alliot, from Paris, Hair Dresser, OF the
celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrived in this
country, has now been established for the last
eight years in Washington and Newport, enjoying
the patronage of the dipi0mdique, and of the
highest society. He has the honor to announce that
he has this season imported the latest fashions OF
that belongs to the dressing of hair at very
BILE prices. ia 7-6mS