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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-14
Warrant Them to ure

All cases for which they used, make no
charge for services. They will be forwarded to any
place in the Pacific States upon the receipt of let
stating the disease with symptoms, the age and
sex Of the patient.
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HOTEL FOR SALE,

EaU EE3A E'CES SALE.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
z Gu'c cheap and on liberal terms, his old
and well known establishment, Phoenix Ho-
tel with furniture. new Livery Stable and
hay yard Also fine orchard and garden of
some .acers. under good cultivation.
Phoenix Hotel, Campo Seco, Jan. 3, le66-tf
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Nj O NiT0R HOTEL
Center Street, Mokelumne Hill.

z. MEYEE Prom ietor.
- This new and spacious Hotel II
s:sE isnow open for the recep- IA
--A2l ton of visitors. ~
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The Rooms
SUNaMONS.

In the District Court Of the 11th Judicial
District in and for the county of Calaveras,
State of California.
lU S. Internal Revenue Stamp, Fifty cents,
duly canceled.l
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Patients residing in any part of the State.
however distant, who may desire the opinion
and advice of DR.. Doherty on their respective
cases, and who think proper to submit VIII
ten statement of such. in preference TO hold
ing personal interview. are respectfully a.,
sured that their communications will be held
most sacred. DR.. Doherty takes this oppor'
tunify of observing. that all letters are only
opened and replied to by himself, and the
latter as promptly as possible.
1.-THE case be fully and candidly described, pr
sonal communication will be superseded, as lnstlu
fions for diet, regimen and the general treatmT
OF the case itself (including the remedies) WIN.
forwarded without delay, and in such manner ."
to convey no idea of the purport of the letter
parcel so transmitted.
S6r Consultation FRgE-Permanent cures gusrae
eed or pay.
Address, W. K. OOHERTY, NJ. D..
mar 23.ly:BI- San Francisco, Col ~
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Dr.. JULIEN PEREAuLT Doctor of Medicine
of the Faculty of Paris. Grad"ate of the
University Queens College. and Physician of
the St, John Baptiste Society of San Fran
cisco.
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NAVY SUPPLIES.
NAVY DgPARr,rpvr

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Separate Proposals, sealed and esdor,ed aPro,.
bureau until oeloci on the a ~ t d.s
OF IebIuary next, for furni. hing and deIiverIng
Boston, on or before the first day of April next,
the qusrtties II the different articles sr sci ed in
the flowing list; two;thirds to be delivered at
New Navy Beef, 3 y0oD bb,s. , per Dbl
New Navy Pork, 9, 60 bbls., per bbl
Elee Ip pounds. per pound.
Dried Apples, 100 UU pounds. per pound.
Sugar, no ,0c0 pounds per pound
Tea, ~ coo pounds, Der p ound
Sohee. 100 90 pounds. per pound
Beans. 5.tVO bushels. Der bushel.
Molssses, 20c0 gallons. per gallon.
nihesar; ~ 600 gallons. Per gaiisn .
BIOS VIII be received for one-fourth, one hal ,
named, and those only will be accepted, which are
considered for the adj ntsRs of the Government.
All the articles contained in the above list mus st
be equal to the navy standard and pass the usual
For a description of the articles and the pack.
ages TO cootsin them, bidders arcsreferred TO the
zion as to the laws and regulations Tin pam ehlet
foTInJ regarding contracts. to the Offices OF the
Co@mandants and Paymasters Of the several
mp orted articles will be received In bond free
from duty, and no internal revenue tax will be
char seable upon any of the above articles.
Every offer must Re accom- panied by written
guaranty, signed by one or more responsible per
sons. TO the effect that he they undertake that
the bidder or bidders III II his their bid be
with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the
supplies proposed; the competency OF the guar
anfy to be certified by the Paymastsr, District At.
torney. or Collector OF the Customs.
No proposal will be considered unless accom-.
panied by such guaranty, and by satisfacfory eyi
dfnce that the bidder 10 q regular dealer In the
articles, and has the license required by act Of
IA w4w Chief of Bureau
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOE TAR ARMY TKANsPoKrA-
QrARrERMAs1ER QkNHRALs OHFrcI

QrARrERMAsIER 9ENBRkLs OFFICE,
s..,.s Tp.sH.sSros; D o.: Jsnusry ,: 1851 8
sr on u r. siisr y supple. Sa
81 iss on II. falRSuins routes. ana ending
ROUTE Ne: 1.
year on the 0oshs branch Of ne Unios P.side
o snoh ., ,o.s. o.
IS .: sIs now or may be established IN the Fer.
he e .SasS Of I.. Sss IL IL
deg IN the ferIitOry 81 ists. West Of ionsitnds
iSde u deg and east Of lonsitSde ia deg ana in
The Territories of Dtsh and Color ado north Of Ia 81
oisy. ~ o's 'ne'0oins !" necessary Denver
ROUTE No,
on the Uhion Pacific railroad. 3. D., t. any pos T.
or thu RE coS,.
20 SOUTH OF Latitude 4odesIees NORTH, and to Fort
2ss1 d sIS to A :ng Tss Be
point or points on ne ,. ronse
From Fort UnioB or such other depot a. may be
establitbed in the Territory of New Mexico, to
,heS IN that tsrg and to saeR po.ss s or ~.
los ass. 49, ~ 'ne o'''o u i'AA' west Oh longitude
r,s g. ROUTE No, 4.
now or msy he estabIishtd i'm the state Of miane.
sofa, and IN that portion of Dakota Territory ~
The weight 70 be transported during the vear
vii mot exceed en- Route No l. $4,000 900 pouai is |;
on ho1de No. 2 20.tU0 90 pounds ,.on Route No
s. svo "c pounds. aud on Boute No. 4, $500 .op
Proposals will be made for each route ,eps-
Boilers VIII state the rate per 100 pounds per
loo mites, at which they will trans port the store
1857 and ending m.r n 81 sa ISIS beginning April l.
Bidders should give their names ia full, d we'll
shnuid be acc !mpanied by bond in the sum ef
ten thousand SlO.OOD dollars. signed By two or
.ae eop.rsct l. svsrded for the route mem m
siosed In tts proposal TO the party proposing the
good and sufficient security Furnished nv .s ad
party IN aeceTdsncs with the terms Of thi. ed YER
>, he contractor will be required to give bonds in
On But No ), 10000.
ss Syissnss Of the lcyst, and sol
.Progr.sls must be endorsed :" Proposal. for
a Af ,ss T r1 on Route No liz 3,or4
oo ,s my fully comply with the requirements
The party to whom an award 10 made must pe
prepared to eXeeu'e the contract at once, and 10
Civ ne REQUIRES bonds FOR the faithful perform.
The right to reject any or all bids that may he
The contractors on each route must be in r4adi
ness for service ty the LIST day of April 1861 aud
vii We 10 nave . place OF business
agency at which he nay he communicated with
promptly and readily for Route No l. at Omaha,
~. T for Reute No 2, At Port Riley. ausas: for
Route No at Fort Union. New NJ exico for Reu te
Ne at Saint Paul, Minnesota or at such other
point for each Of the several Routes may be in.
d1ca'ed as the starting peint OF the route.
Blank forms showing the conditions Of the con.
tract to be entered into for each route can be had
on application at this efhce or at the Office OF the
9usrtermsster at New York. ssin Louis Fort
heavenvo rth, Omaha, Santa Re, and Fort Smell.
proposal.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and Assistant
% lo-St Quartermsster, q. 8. A
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ga sfkatoriaI queen" who has been tur..
Ing the heads OF neariy all the slippery heels
ofPhiladelphia by her ~ graceful and artis
&c manipuia IONS ofthe stseis, turns out 10 he
IN Arch street leweler, named DAVIS.
~Ihe present English Parliament 10 proh
ably the most liberal ever returned.
- lady correspondent Of New York
paper writing rom Richmond. says "a Viz
gipian who does not use tobacco 10 an anomaly
ano aRicnnondite who 10 not completely cat
nraied, bodily and spiritually. with Il III
equally one" -
ga freedman eloped to North Caroi,ua
with freed girl, whose parents OBJ ected 10 a
marriage. and the couple were spiiced by q
North Carolina magistrate. FIRST instanc e on
record OF ''sich doings."
~Tbe members OF the Maine Leeislature
have voted themselves q copy each of Web
stsr's Dictionary tnnabrIdEed), Lippiucotf's
Gazetteer. the Bible, and $40 worth OF postage
stamps
HCanadian volunteer ORGANIZATIONS are
costly luxuries to the officers. One COMPANY
has placed Eve eaptains and a. many subai-
t-rns n pan cialiy hors de ec~bosby the expense
sntailed IN keeping sp the necessary styIe.
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AfEARFUL DEclSIcS.-Tne SCpFame Court
OF Appeals of the stare decided Yesterday after
solemn argument, that a wo.nanas-welI we
must say u II W. ~ st-pe:tIcJa,S do not be =
long TO her, but - her hUsbanG! Our ind,gua-
ton and amaZemFn: at this brutal outrage ON
the most sacred prerogatives Of the sex are en- +.
tiTsly TOO great for utteTance II Iady's-
what dye call ems not her own-what has
she mat Is her own! Thai a man, after so
outrageous decision, copid have the tenerity
TO enter the presence of his awful spouse
only illustrates the fearful generalization of
the times and the hard heariedness which a
lobE course OF unreetrainea-but our feelings
oyerwhelm us. Nothing but an amendment
10 The constitution offers the slightest pros
pect Of relief. Our dnty as public journalists
requires us 10 notify All he creditors of the
Common wealth IN al the skirts of their debtor,
wives are subject 20 e1eeution The couse
queRces of this decision are interesting if not
terrible to contemPlate-sometimes both
Petersblug IVA Indey
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DENTAL HYGIENE AMONG THE ARABs-Th.
Arabs are envied by more civilized people for
the irreproachanle whiteness of their teeth
How Is IL attained asks the British Medical
Journal Dr. Quantin has a good deal to say
on The subject. In the first place they live
upon e0sseoossou and coffee prepared with
out milk or sugar-a diet devoid of the acids
which occur in European dietaries They
rinse the mouth always al each of their four
or nye daily ablutions, fiitering the water
slowly between the teeth. They never take
their 1000 and drink At more than ..yery mod :
crate heat" This protects the enamel, the con =
servative envelope OF the teeth. To increase
proud, they chew once week a piece Of an
indigenous root called sondte. When partly
sofiened, they withdraw 10. and rub the teeth
hrst with this and then with white woollen
stuff
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RAILROADS.
BEADING RAILROAD

! BEADING RAILROAD
Sas e THr Is r rt t 81 pf fSssssEss
ttMSskLSLb 9 iHSbIkf YoMiNtS FFhAsFt
/ CAhADAS WLNTER AkR4GEMENT o =
tie G.mPsnys pepcI IhisIEsNiH ana "a "a
LOWELL streets, Phil.aelpnis, ct the foIlosiH,,
MORNING ACCOMMODATIONS.
At7.Se o m. for Reading and ali intsrmeaiste
Betpi ming, leaves Beading ct - D. m :. arriving
1 in Philadelphia All 10 D. m.
MORNING EMPRESS
A SIS .. m for Beading, Lebanon. Hsrrisburs
s"ssors kin nf sFG soeb..s %.T s.s.
Tn. ., G..o ssr.es.s s.ss .Srn
Penny Iy.bis k.iIrosd train. tor AIIsntosn.
Anu Anu With the Lee.son valley train t-r Harris
ksIIIO.d train. fsr %iIIismspOrt. Lock H.,. .,a
Einiis. &C; at hARRlsBI 30 with hortne'I,,
susau, hanna trains for Scrthu mesII.'s S ssa
Transport, lork. ca amhersbure. Piuegroye A.
AFrERNooN EX pREss.
Pott,viiIe, H.rr,sbars, SC oann 20, nssdl1s,
R.sdins and Columbia RaiIrosd trans for SoIrml
HEApIEa AeooMMUpArIos.
stations. sfsiY.. ,a 80 oppiHg at ell way
ss.nrinps. Lave. Phiisd.Ipnis at $50 ,. m;
i'sis. = 'e n PSn,sasIsh; IS i.. M ,s.,,,.,,
1S fs o. % m A., ,06ao ;s1sips IA
NJ arriving at Fhilscslphfs st o. as o m 80 D.
7-Sos N and Hsrrisburs AZ q Ss n hsssolns at
lps NJ Reading wi.b Ate noon AccommSast,e,
sIuin atoSo m arriving In fhIladelphia a.
MaIket TIsin; with a Passenger car attached
sli say stations, leaves BesoiDs Ia 40 m 81
poSninttown IL % .. N. for Philsdellhia and al
All the above trains run daily, sundsvs.,e.n.e,
Fun, sy rams leave Pott-ville AZ a m sns
Phlladel psls at sls D m. leave PbiIsdeipsi. fpP
Beading at a. N. returnlng from head ns a. as
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD
fssenee re for Downipgtown and intermedis,a
s rsin. frSi' Pb mi ana siss sHd 80 . m
lbetov at m. ard AZ ~ mem ~ DoNu-
NE" YORK EXPREss FOB PIrTrsBURsE
Leave, Hew oTI att % I. "a apl,s
iig heselI at o., u IS m and * o n, -,
N-rrhern Central Ksinosd Rfpr.s. ~ .als ana
r,t,,oursh' Chicago, wiiliaasport EImtra' al
Returning Express Train Iea,e. Hsr,i,tr-
sI.i,sl OF P-npsI ivanis LNpress from Pitrsbn,n
80 md ioz m aud 10 Fl P.'S1ns Es,dihs
a.cSmpan,p ~ ,h @ tad 80 m slypins cars
Sc, .iiy arr pi,tsburgh. without change 'ef-
2lop. m; Mail train for Harris6ure I.ays. az
sCuuYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave Pottsyile at 7. n 80 a m sDa7,
?. m, fs'pTning irorn osaus at Z 81 a N, snj
sCHVYLKILL AND sUsQUEHAsNA RAIL
Trains leave Auburn At 20 q m. for Pipeero,.
ara bsrI lsburg md - 80 y m, for Pib.s.Ose
snd remoDt: returning from II srrfsburr :, o
p m, and from fremont st IS a M "a -
Pm. -N 10
FREIGHT
Goods RI all descriptions Forwarded "a III a.
above poinfe from the Company NJ Frn.tLe
Dep ct, Broad ana Willow streets w" freight
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave biisd. lphia daily at sOa m 10 NJ.
And p m for kesoine, lebanon, Hzrristnnooh
Pousviile, Port Clinton, and all point. 1870
MAILS
Close at the Phlsdeip hta Post Oasce tor -,
places on tb- rUsd and ats braDches a. 9 ~
asc ior the principal stations only At SIS D m.
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V,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thst the subscrf.
u Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
letters OF dissatisfaction the personal estate d
Henry Aettle. late OF ington City, b. O.. de-
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
With the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber,
before the 8th day Of January next: they may
otherwise By Law be excluded from al benefit Of
the said estate. g..
l067. GEORGE LAUTnEB.
10 S-hvtVs AdminfsnAtor.
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CoLoRING TREES London paper ssvs
newest among what Mr.. Tennysou calls the
fairy gifts of science we notice an in yeutiou
OF MI. Hyet 70 make trees imbibe color while
growing. The results were exhibited lately a,
a conrersd-icne Of the CirencesteI Royal Aeri-
Cultural College In the form OF beautiful sec
tons and planchettes OF wood stained with
various nues. Metallic salts are introduced
INTO the substance OF the growing tree appa
rently carried up by the sap, and forced ints
the tbre and cells OF the stem
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DROPOsALs FOB OAVALRY asRsEB.

DspO, ttUdytsrn7nsfer'S OHce,
Bdhtnoys. Nd January 9, 1857.
Sealed Proposals IN yited and will be received
q this Of6ce until THURSDAY, II clock m {.
January a ISL for the delivery in the city Of Bsl
mm6re OF FORTY RIGHT t4s) CAVALRY
The Horses will be subjected to careful fnspec.
tion before being accepted. They must be sound
In Gil spects. we'll broke In full fesh nd good
condition, from fifteen to sixteen hands high from
nve to nine years Old, we'll adapted in every way
for cavalry purposes.
Ths ability Of the bidder to fulfill his agree ment
must be guaranteed BY two responsible persons,
which guarantee must accompany the PROPOSAL
The H~rses must be delivered With o twenty 40,
days from the date Of acceptance of any proposal.
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids. Payment 20 be made on com pletion Of
contract
Bids will be Endorsed proposals for Cavalry
Horses. = and addressed to the undersigned, Baiti
By order of the Quartermaster General.
A. 3. kIMBALL,
Captain and A. z. M, o. g. A
- n-l8 Depot Y uarterm sstsr
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81 A novel elopement occurred recently at
DsnVIlie, y. y. wife became poisoned
against Der husband through the machi nations
Of lover. who furnished her with money 10
procure divorce and then married her Af,.r
IISing with her second husband a while she
became convinced she had been decei ed .. Tn
her hrst hus band, and her old love returning,
she eloped from her secoud husband runr,n.
aWay with her first
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SMadam de Teschenberg, wife ofthe prin
opal editor OF the Vienna Gazette. had ms,
supped ea.ly al ball tie other evening and
was about 10 depart, when q waltz strikIne nm
che told her husband she would lust taks
three turns before going. But after the f,rs,
round she requested her partner 20 .top. and
almost immediateiy expired She was an ex
ceedipgIy fine woman in tie prime OF ill.,
Esreign Paper.
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ID IORMOND, FREDkRICKsBURG AND Pc
II TOMAO RAILR0AD
TO TBAvELLlRs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY. tSsnday p. N. exospted.I

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va and the south. via the Potomae -
steansrs from Sixth STREET Wharf
Richmond, Fredericksburs and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aasis Greek 70 Rich .
mond Va, connecting there With trains on the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and Dan willie
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilminston,
6s,sis9. arS'n'Dor0. Salisbury. ChArlos'' ssd
6tssmsrs Keypors and o. Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily fSunday evening excepted) at
$50 .. m. and .. m. and arrive IN Richmond q
las p. N. and 30 81 n.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND III SEVEN HOURS.
HifSy Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker THAI
any 0ther kouts.
Be sure and get Through Tietets via Asuia
Greek and Fredsrtcksburg, 70 Richmond, q tho
COMPANY Once, corner 81 Psnna; aveaue and 6sn
street, or on board Of the bcats. BAGGAGE checked
through.
readiness 70 convey passengeu ana soaG8age b.
Passengers by this line 1ass b. DAYLIGHT Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of viddns
several battle nelks ussc Brodsricksburg b. stop.
ping ct that point. -
GfO. MATTIEGLY, enpt., Wa:hineton. %. o.
G. Z. MATTIEGLY, Ticket Afsntaa MxnsinHH1nsson.
sp&ly General PasssAssr Agent.
~OE0H 4 r IN ANSPORTATION LINZ
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
Tan

- - 8 - -
MORE, AND whsHTNGToN AND This WEsr
are now run as follows; wig:
FOR BALTIMORE
>, Leave daily, except SUNDAY. at TO- 74s. and
il:ls a m, and 200, and 4 80, and 100 p m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Lave daily except Sunday, at 100 \ m and
FOE "AY sTArIoNs SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at si' and TO q. h, and at 400 and IS
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
70 L Lei t al q a n and t.0 .. m. No trains
FOX BsL ffRN1
Leave al s6R " Ws sPd s "a fna vs. m
E03 ALL PGsTs OF TnE &Esr.
@ 1sVe daily, except sunday. at las q. m, and
s, Or sunday a. 500 m. only, connecting at Relay
S Si Slth trains from Baltimore TO Whseli3g,
fa faE6Tgss f ff TO the
IN the day as well as at the ofice OF the Bank
sE' :nd s.6 sss Line 4s Penn
For New York, fhilsdelphis, and Boston, see
IL: WILSON. Master OF Transportation.
NJ N >, In I'm NJ SoEE; General Ticket Agent
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL.
le6s, trains for Albany and Troy. coz meeting with
EsIthern AID Western trsins, will leave New Ysrk
sa. m Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road, Sth 81 and 10th sv., through to Buffalo and
suspensfsn Bridge without change OF cars and con-
peetins at Troy with trains for Saratoga, Rutland
10 q. IN Espfess and Mail train via Hnd.ou
River Railroad, connecting at Albany with West
ern trains. aud at Troy with trains for North.
g.. IN Express train via Harlem Railroad,
2Sth- st ana eth av., consecting at Chatham vi tn
Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs, Ptttsheid.
9th trains tor Saratoga Ru tland, BuPlins ton and
3:l5 ,. m. Express train via Hudson River Bail.
road consecting at Albany with Western trains,
and at Troy With trains for Mont-s>., with sleep
AIS .. m. Elyress train vi. Harlem RsiIroad,
ting ut Chatham With West tern Raiiro al for
Lebanon Springs, Pittsneid, &c; at Albany with
Western trains, and ct Troy with trains for Rut-
land, Burlington and MoRtresi. Sleeping cars At
$50 m express train via Hudson River Bail
road. with sleeping attach he'd and throu gh TO
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change OF
cars. Also, Sleeping car every day excepting
6gdensburg without change, vIs Rome W and o.
Railroad. Connection for Troy will be made At
East Albany. This train will ran on Sundays
IL p. m Train via Hudson River Railroad, with
sleepias car attached. connecting at Albany with
early rains fer Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
Nerth.
A sunday train will be run via Hudson River
Railroad from New ork to Pong hkeep sie and In
termedi ate stations. LEAVING New York Of $50
arriving In New York ct s Is p. m.
Also, Sunday train via arl-m RNlroed, leav-
Ing 43d street At a. and arriving at Millerton
at 50 m. Returning, leave MfIierton ct D.
M arriving - NC" w%. q. vSNDagBrLr.
lAlq Vice Preafdaut
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SCENE AT THK ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH Or
FiCK-Fond Hge-(TO Telegraph Operator
On, SIR! i want 10 send a kiss TO my husband
In Liverpool. How can do IL,
Obaglng Operator. Easiest thing in the world.
ma am You We got TO give II 10 me. with ten
dollars, and I'll transmit ~ right away
Fond Hife. Ii thats the case the directors
ought To put much younger and handsomer
men IN your position.
lOperator indignation Is great
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WINES.

Veuve Clicauot, Ponsardin, in quarts and pints
ii oct and ChaDdon, Gre.B Seal, -
jules humm & Co, Cabinet "
Do. do, Vergenay,
Do. do. Dry Veraenay
Chas Heidsieck, Sillery.
Paris Z position, Sparkling Catawba, in quarts
and ptnts.
Golden Wedding, Sparkling Catawba, in quarts
and pfnts
For sale at reduced pric es BY
+. g DYER CO.,
236 Pennsylvania avenue,
la IL cost Between 18th aud l3th streets.
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HorIoE 10 eHIPPIRs.

The Steamer ExPRKss, osIt. =, a. RYfR1R,
. ss..sr E- 4 81 VIM s1 SAT
TRbAT toi 6TpSs.; Bud Ter! .....
storss, Msshiss Point, Chapel Point. PioSdeof
WHAT. Lancssters Wharf. stones Wharf. Our.
Pinss Point, Point lookout. and arrivss st Bald,
more :. "a n . e s sRH tks . ,so.. Agents.
,Sf-n No. s4s Psnna. svsaSs.
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rr,,ns ... IN, WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1897.
nov I'M oe.agen wash ngton and New York are
ION NV tORK. vithost change Of cars.
. a. JAIL Except Sunday at 7:45 .. m. and
,hF.oB NE" YORK, Changing care at PhiIaael.
Leave daily Except Sunday at u:l5 9 N. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily eKceet suudsy } AZ Ia. and ll.l5 a
m, and $50 and Ca p N
ON SUNDAY
m only.
daily. -
- Ihroush tickets to Philsdelphis. New York OF
boston, can be had at the alton OF ce at all Eou
In the day. as Well at the new Office j., the
Fankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34- Penn.
avenue, N-tween 6th and II b streets
Zee Bsltlu"-" nd Ohio Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between Wsshtngtes, Baltimore,
Anna polls, sn. iae West,
IL. lLS0N. Master OF Transportation.
T. COLE General at Agent
GEO. 8. KOOETZ, Agent. wsshins ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-24
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
LYIN0-Ik ASYLUM,

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
LYIN0-Ik ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street circle, } corner OF N street,
Washington, d. y.
This Institution has been established for the re-
ception Of patients no may be suffering from dis.
eases peculiar to their sex and for the admission
Of such females as may require the comforts of the
The building is situated In the most healthy per
ton Of the District, surrounded by its own
grounds. Oars pass the door every i've minutes
TermH of adm ission: From 80 to $40 per week
advance This iacludes Board, hedioiaes, Med.
zeal and Surgical attendance.
h EuRa26y IN satsTr
J THOMPSON, D.,
COksULTIsG PHYSICIANS Ard 81 BGEONs.
JOS, Il. BARNES, N. d., Surgeon General,
United States Array.
JOS kILEY, M D., Georgetown
THOS. MILLER. d. d + street, Washington.
A: p. GAkNETT. NJ, D.: New York avenue.
GRhrToR TYLER, ii D., GeorsstoW @
Y. HOWARD. d. D., street.
Orders for admission TO the tree beds4u this hJs
Hital. of which there are 80, can be obtained OF
the Surgeon in chief at this Office "a street or
Hall. 0urley. Gillette, and Ooombs.
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring admission
will apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Pstients living at distance whs desire to come
20 this for tire atment secare private
rooms by applying by letter TO the matron OF the
hospital. A. b. GILLETTE, ID d,
an 3 eolYI President.