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The national Republican., 1867-07-13

GAxDuLIAs's AVENGERS. We under
'stscd that there Is in process Of organisation a
rsslms.f Of washipgtonians who are to mako
milan. These leaving Washington are to take
pas,age In the steamer Washington Hunt. An
organization, purely social and literary in Ia
charter, located In one Of the southern wards oil
this city are to give up tho pleasures Of comfor-
table room and genial society for the tented Geld
Some Of the members Of this club are to have
Important positions In tho regiment. We arr
not advised as 10 the exact time when the do
psrture will take place. but will state the fact
whom II transpires. .
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

So Sexual Diseases, Debility, &c.-Pay
no more money to ouaeks. but buy THALL 4 JACK
soE's Pathology aud CURE YoURsKLF, s5.
Sold BY American News Co., l2i Nassau street, New
York, ssad for . circular ap26-dSwSu"
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

WASHINGTON LiaHT INFANTRY. - On
Thursday night q meeting Of some Of the old
msmbers Of the Warrington Light Infantry was
Eighth and Z streets. Capt. Fisher vas called
on To preside, and, after the transaction Of same
informal business, 1t was decided to hold meet
ing this Saturday evening. when tits expected
that . thorough organization will Be perfected.
Tho old organization has been composed Of soms
Of our most respected citizens, and It's recon.
struction will be hailed with pleasure by many.
tonight.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

AssAULrING A CnLD.-R Rudolph Roy was
. rested yesterday morning by Officer White, upon
a warrant sued out BY Fannie Martin, charging
him with assaulting Eddie Head, quite little
child. He will have q hearing before Justice
Hazard this morning. ..
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

WASHINGTON SAEsoERBuSD.-The Wash.
inston and Arion sasngsrbund leave to-day in
Abe 1915 train for Philadelphia for the purpose
Of participating In the festivities commsnesd TO-
asy In that city. Ths Arien Win I'm march from
on Psnnsyivanis svonus. and, accompanied BY
Hsaid's band, will then proceed to the depot.
We notice among those leaving Messrs. Helm
rick, 3. L. schmidt, Z. Schmidt, Petersos,
Gabel, Herbert, Hagermap, Barbeck, Schnsdtis,
Major weys, Q. Tobinsr and lady, Chas. Klo.
man and lady, r. Richards and lady, and many
Ssmbers Of the Washington Target Association
We wish them all pleasant time and q safe 70
turn home.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

DIsoRDERLY.-Priscilla Brown and Ra-
ebsi Goodall, ooiored, indulged in too much
'tsnglefoot,' wore made drunk in consequence,
became disorderly, were arrested, and Justice
Tucker fined them each So for their bad bohav.
iar
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

FAsr DRIvISG.-Wn. Taylor, clerk b
profession, for driving through the streets at
rate Of speed dangerous to pedestrians an
others, vas arrested and, being brought bsfor
Justice Thompson, fined SO.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

PAID OvER.-Justice Walter, during til,
past fiscal year has paid over to the corporation
the sum Of $7,367.83. Six thousand nine hun
dred and eighty three warrants were also issuet
BY him during the same period.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
SPECIAL NoTICEs.

~ Rev. DIR. ID. w. Bartine, OF Trenton,
N. J., will preach at the Hamlins N. Z. Church,
ner Of Ninth and streets, on SABBATH, At II .. m.
and T. N. Contributions will be received 10 liqui.
date the remaining debt on the church property
Tho public are invited u attend. 1t
~ Washington Light Infsntry.-Thers
will be meeting Of the Washington Light Infantry
on THIS SATURDAY, at ~ p. m, at the house o.
Harry Gorbutt, corner OF Eighth and 4 streets.
punotual sttendaneo 10 requested.
By order; MARVIN P. FISHER, Chairman.
W. II. ORION, Secretary. jyls.n
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

HEALTH OF JUDGEs.-Judge Olin is stil
confined to his residence by severe indispos
tion. A material improvement In the health q
Chief Justice Cartier has taken place.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
Hsw YORK SECOND BOARD

EEw YORK SECOND BOARD RALEs.
Coupons, 110l; b-2o's, 1852, I'LL; 5-2o's, 1854.
lo9ij 5-20's, 1865, 109lj b-20's, January and
July, 1855, 1osi; 1o.40's, 1921; 1905, August,
1885, 1906, June, 1o7ii 1905 July, 1o7ii
Gold, 1891, .
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD CirIzES.-
Mr.. Haeberls, one Of our most esteemed Ger
man citizens, residing on Z street. near Thir-
tesnth, died very suddenly In Philadelphia on
Thursday, while on q visit to that city. His
remains will be brought to this city for inter.
mtn'.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

THREATS. Mary e. Hutchinson in
dulged in very abusive language towards Mary
Baker, accompanied by threats Of personal yio.
.snce, and for which the defendant was required
by Justice Hazard to give security for her further
good behavior.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

CONDITION Of the thermometer in the
shade for July l2. as observed at W. s. Thomp.
sons drug store, corner Of Fifteenth street and
Now York avenue 9a m, 7s; IL m, soi Sp.
m, Sli o p. m, rs.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

SANITARY CoNPAsr.-Ten written and
twenty six verbal notices were served, on Thurs.
their premises. A number Of carcasses were also
reported and removed. Lieutenant Noonan still
Is energetically moving In his sanitary measures,
and for which all good citizens should be thank
ful
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

FIYED.-John Kohler, carpenter, for v
olating a corporation ordinance, was arrested b
ofiasr Berry, Of the Seventh precinct, and bsin
taken before Justice Walter, was mulcted In th
sum Of IS for his transgression.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

81 Free TO Everybody.-A large o PIP.
Circular. giving information Of the greatest Import
anoe to the young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homsly may become beautiful
the dsspised respected, and the forSakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
their Address, and receive 3 COPY postpaid, by re-
turn mail. Address P. o. Drawer, 81,
mhl9-d&wly Troy, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

Benjamin @. BROKER, auc-
tioneer by profession, was arrested Yesterday
morning, on charge Of having sopmittsd adul-
tsry with one Mrs. Mary Ann Boriand. Justice
Waiter who presided over the case held tho ae'
aused In the sum Of $500 to answer at court
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

OPENING OF BIDs.-Mr. Geo. B. Cartee,
Superintendent Of tho Treasury Department,
.--seterday morning opened bids for supplying the
buildings with coal during the fiscal year ending
June 30th, 1858. Tho bids were as follows: II.
Clay Stewart 80 90 per ton for white ash coal,
47.23 for red ash, and $5,41 per cord for pine
.sood. John II. Kidwsll, s6.12 for pine wood.
Dixon a King. rod ash coal s7,55 per ton, and
1s45 for pine wood white ash $7o5. j. T.
Fowler, s7o9 per ton for white ash coal, and
$3.50 pine wood; George II. Grsndls, $6.86 for
for rcd ash coal, $8.24 for whits ash, and t6.75
for pine wood; 8. P. Brown d Son. 90 % Tor
Baltimore company white ash coal, s7.29 for red
ash, $6.49 per cord for pine wood Stewart
Booker, SITS per tos for white ash coal, and
17.25 per cord for wood. The contract will be
awarded to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

TUST PUB ISHED,
RioK's MANUAL OF TIE UNITED STATES
BANKRUPT ACT, 1857,
Approved BY the justices Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States, Law sheep, CO., IntsrlsAyed'
o. 80. Free BY mail.
PHILIP 4 soLoMoNs. Publishers,
jys-a Metropolitan Bookstore.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

- THIS movement e entirely separate rom, and
has no connection with any other enterprise.
Address all orders and Communications, with
stamps for return postage, to
GEORGE W. THOMAS,
Managing Director,
je22n No. $40 Pa. ave, wRshington, D. G.
~ Editors are respectfully iuylted to notice tbia
"NArIosAL OFFERING - Of sympathy and phtlan-
hropy and TO lend It such aid their beneyOlsnee
suggests.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
[By Telegraph. ]

BALTIMORE, July l2.-Tho Flour market II
about the same. Good brands Of winter Wheat
Flour are in demand, and command full prices.
We hear Of sales Of 100 bbls Howard Street EI.
TIA at $l325, and Of choice Super do. at SIC. 25.
Rye Flour Is rather frmer. Sales to-day Of 100
bbls. at $8.12i.
Whsat.-Reosipts of Wheat light. Sales Of
now White at 225a2s5 cents, and Red at 225a
3O5 cents per bushel.
Corn is less frm, and White is lower. White
sold at Halls cents, and Yellow at ll0all6 cts.
Oats-Market Arm. Sales at 90 cts, W eight.
Provisions market continues very active
and buoyant. Bulk meats are very firm. Sales
and 40 hhds. sides at II cents. Bacon shoulders
arc more In demand than other portions. We
note sales Of bacon as follows: 40 hhds. shoulders
at HALL cents, and rib sides at l3 centsj 20
hhds. clear rib at l3l cents also, 10 hhds. do.
l3i cents. Hams continue in active request al
l9al9I cents for choice sugar.cured. Mess porb
is held at $22. 75a23. Lard is still very dull at
lla12t cents.
BALTIMORE, July l2.-Rscsipts Of beef oattl,
for the week amounted to 94O head. OF thil
number, $50 head were sent to Philadelphia, and
tho balance sold to Baltimore butchers at the
following prices:
Old COWS and scalawags si.75a5, 5Oi common
cattle, $5a6.50; fair, $G.75a7i good. $7,25asi
prime, $8.25aS. 80.
Very few were sold at the latter figure.
HogS-The supply this week has not beer
equal to the demand, and prices have advanced
sales at lOa$l0.76.
Sheep continue to come forward moro freely
and prices arc q shade higher. Good old Sheer
4.6Os$6 per head. Lambs are scarce at Sas4 ps
head.
New YoRK, July l2.-Flour l5a25c. better
receipts, 3,267 bbls. Wheat 3a6e. better 70
ceipts, II, 846 bushels. Rye quiet. Oats 10
better. Pork frmeri sales Of $500 bbls. nov
mess at 20 62ta$22.76. Lard steady at II lal2io
Whisky steady. Cotton dull at 26io. for Mid
ding Uplands. Freights quiet. Spirits turpsn
tine shade firmer, at 57a57!c.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
EXTRAi EXTRAiI
THE EVENING UNION EXTRA
TO. DAY. SATURDAY, JULY 18TH. AT nALF.PAsr
ONE O'CLOCK.

To meet the demand, impossible to supply, Of TIE
EVENING UNION on Monday, containing The Ex'
rRAoRDNARY DIscovRRY below the Great Falls Of
the Potomac" An Extra will bo issued At hdlf past
ONE ooLock on TO-DAY, repeating that wonderful
statement with additional information In relation
thereto.
The ExrRA EpIrIoS Of the EVENING UsIoE-oKE
GHsr coPr-ro.DAY will probably reach TDsnfy
thousand Copies. BuSfness men may make .
good thing" they will literally advertise IN e.
News Bors aud DEALERS, to secure a fall supply,
must leave their orders BEFORE TWELVE o'clock
THIS morning.
ofncs; No. $50 street, Washington; or, Congress
street, opposite the Post ohice, Geor1etonn, ltt
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

NATIONAL UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
A meeting Of this association was held last even
ing at the rooms Of the direotors, No. II Louisi'
ana avenue Quite a number Of persons were
present, and certificates Of stock were issued Ia
, those desiring.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

RETURNED.-Lieut. Gen. Grant returned
from West Point yesterday morning.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

REPUBLICAN MRErISG.-A meeting Of
the Republicans Of tho Second ward was held
last evening In the church on Fourteenth street,
near the canal. Captain Callan and other gen.
tlsmen were present and addressed the meeting,
and Caliy" in his usual mastery stylo made
an excellent address. Tho meeting adjourned
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

AocIDEsT--A son Of Mr.. W. II. Smith
. resident Of the Sixth ward, had his hand badly
lacerated on Thursday by tho accidental dis
charge Of an old gun which he was cleaning
The second finger Of the right hand was ampu'
tAted by DR.. Coombs, and tho lad, at late intel
ugence, was doing we'll. ...
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

ST. DoMINIoK's CHURoH. -To-morrow
there will be q charity sermon preached, for the
benefit of the orphans Of St. AIMS Asylum, by
the Rev. Father Cult Grand Macs will be uelo.
brated by the Rev Father Bokel. Prof George
Arth will conduct the choir
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

), A WAsHINGroSIAS RoBBED.-The New
York Tribune, Of Thursday, says: Dslaa Car.
penter, Of No. b5s Ponnsylvania avenue, Wash.
ington, D. O., yesterday appeared before Justice
dodge, Of the Jefferson Market police, and ae.
oused Edward P. House Of having stolen from
animation into the case satisfied Mr.. Carpenter
that his suspicions were unfounded, when he si
once withdrew the charge, and Mr.. House wal
Nonorably discharged.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

WAUGH CHAPEL.-This Methodist Epis.
'copai church, situated on the corner OF and
Third streets, Capitol Hill, will be reopen ed TO-
morrow morning for divine service. The Rev.
James II. Brown, Of Baltimore, will oaiciate'
This reverend gentleman was pastor Of the Wes'
10y chapel when the Waugh chapel was mis-
llon Of that church.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
SS- The Gravest MaIadIes OF Youth an

81 The Gravest Maladies OF Youth and
EARLT HAsHooD.-Howard Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the hrst age Of
with Reports on new methods OF treatment en-
ployed In this Institution Sent In sealed letter
velopss, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIs
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Penn myl7-3m
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

TOA OIL, ---.....
" WARRANTED OF GOVERNMENT STANDARD,
fire kst and Of the very beat quality, and Al tho
Low est AIkst rates. Ia any quanty not less thE
baI raj. Call an see ampleA At our oiiee.
~ JOE RADCLIFFE 4 SON,
. Biol sts, Agsnts, and mmission Merchants.
is30 ~ No, o. Louis ana avenue, up stairs,
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
MARRIED,

On the 10th instant, at Ryland chapel, BY the Rev.
Dr.. Hamilton, FRED. EsPEr 10 Miss KATE AIroS,
both Of this city.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

WTANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any other article OF value, at the old -esablished
Merchant Pawpbroker Store OF r. FULTON Co.,
ool Ninth street, doors north Of Penn. avenue.
daa0.tf
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

THROWING SrosEs.-Geo. Harrison and
Jas. Cronan, soldiers, amused themselves on
Thurday by throwing stones, thereby endangsr.
ing the safety Of pedestrians who might be pass
ing. Mr.. Geo. Augustus thought hs would bs
rendering justice assistanee BY having them ar
restedj and Justice Tucker, taking the same
view OF the case, fined them %, and these imi.
tators Of the ancient David having forkod over,
were allowed 70 10.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

WHAT A HAr!--During the past two or
three days, We have noticed . huge hat going
quiry, we aseertained that the gentleman was the
Ssritabls @. E. Richardson, agent for Skif 4
Gaylord's minstrel troupe, which will give some
Of their select and laughable entertainnsnts at
the National Theatre, commencing on Monday
night. We bespeak large audiences for ttls
mirth- provoking company
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

PARDoNED BY THE PREsIDENT.-JohI
Mccarthy, q private In the Fifth regular in
fantry, tried and convicted In this city In Janu
ary, 1855, upon the charge Of stealing two horses
and sentenced to the Albany penitentiary fol
two years, has been pardonsd by President John
son, at the solicitation Of the jurors, District
Attorney Darlington, and others.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
w A N II s.,

WANTED-EVERY LADY WHO
w has Chiidrsn's Clothing TO make up to call,
got sample Of Indelible Stamping In Imitation of
Braid. WARRANTED FAST CoLoRs. viii wash
and boil. Samples now ready TO give away At
PRINCES, $50 NINTH STREET, opposite Patent
omeo. je4.H
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

TRANSFERS OF LAND he following
land sales have:besn made in this city within the
past few days
Lot 10, In square SOL C9s feet street, at
q, 500; lots 81, %, and 20, In sqlkrs bis, Tvs
foot inches on Fourth street, at IS, soi lots
b5S go feet oa Third street) at $500 q lot In
square 294 $50 foot on y street) at 5000, and 10
3 In square 676 az feet on Pennsylvania avsnue)
at SO, 900. r.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

RYLASD CHAPEL.--The audience room
Of this hne sdihcs Is in the process Of compile.
zion and II 10 expected that Il will be ready for
dedic ,tion during tho month Of August. It Is
sIpeot d that Bishop James will preach the dedi.
oation "a mon. Tho building COMMITTEES, Msssrs
4, X, Ora Y and WIN. Warder are pressing the
work with a Higenee. and will present to ths pub.
iio one of the nsatest and most comfortable au.
diencs rooms a, the city.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
COMM MERCIAL.
REVIEW OF THE GEoRaErowN WHOLESALE
Market,
For the Week ending July IL, 1857.

E,ow-There has been nothing whatever
done 10 Flour during the past week on Change,
and stocks here are very much reduced. In con-
sequence Of the scarcity, the market has ad.
vanced 25a50 cts per barrel on most grades.
We noticed q small shipment Of Welch family
per steamer to New York day or two since.
Welchs family may now be quoted at $17i
SlO,50; canal family, $l5.75a16.25i canal extra,
$1225a12 rs; canal super, $l0.25 per barrel
Wheat has been In light receipt, with q cor.
responding very limited demand for milling pur-
poses. The new crop was coming forward,
causing buyers to take hold sparingly. Small
sales have been made Of good new red AZ $2.75,
but choice do. would command So per bushel.
No sales to-day.
Corn.-The market for corn has been very
Inactive, but at the close there Is better feel.
ing, and yellow may be quoted at 81. 05a1. 10,
and white ut $1a1. 05 per bushel.
Oats.--We have heard Of no sales Of moment,
but Oats have advanced, and small sales arc now
making at 90 cts.a$1, weight.
Corn Meal 10 active, and sales arc now max
ing at 95o.a .asl per bushel.
Rye is without movement aud We quote nom.
inaliy at 81. GOAL. rs per bushel.
MiU Feed. Retail lots are selling at 75as0 cts
for Middiings; 45a50 cents for Brownstuff, and
35a40 cents per bushol for Shorts.
Hay.-Timothy baled Is higher, aud Is now
bringing s25 per ton. From wagon We quote at
81 per 100 lbs.
Potatoes still continue scarce, and jackson
whites are bringing $l.35 per bushel.
Beans-Prime Marrow "a per bushcl, and
Navy So 50a4.
Chsesc-Nsw York factory is bringing lsl
cents per lb.
Codl-Cumberland run Of mine Is selling still
at $4.75 per ton. Stocks moderate.
Sah.-Liverpool ground alum, 81. 25a2.35
| Liverpool fne, $3.l0a3.l5 per snck; Turk
Island, 20 cents In bulk, and pockets from Il
| 10 cents.
Lum6U.-The demand for Lumber continues
brisk at full former prices, Shingles are in de
mand and scarce. We quote A white pin,
Cuilings at $32 5Os$37. so per NJ; dressed yellow
pine Flooring, s4OaS50i good white pine Plank,
S65asb; yellow Pine Joist and scantling. s2Ss
$50; Carolina yellow pine, S40as45; No. l Cy'
press Hearts, $l4a$l5i Saps $lo.5oasll.5oi
Laths, $4aS45 so.
Ak,.-washington Brewery, Xxx, Sill XXS
do, SIS; Massey, Houston 4 Co., Philadelphia
X sil.6o; Xxx, $l3i Xxx, old, sl6i xxx, old
| $22i old brown stout, $40 per bbl
Leath1.-Spanish sole, 45a47 centsi slaughte
| sole, 45a47 cents; waxed calfskins, 81 50a$l. II
per lb kip skins S0a90 cents per h.; waxet
upper, S4a$4. so per side; harness leather, 47a5l
| cents per lb. bride leather, s.. 5OaS6 per side
Market quiet and holders firm.
Fuits-Messina oranges are selling at $0a$1'
per box, and lemons at $8.50a$9.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

EXCURSION TO GLYNosr.-The excursion
10 Giymont on Thursday afternoon for the ben.
est Of the Washington Protestant Orphan Asy.
lum was great success. Over six hundred per.
sons were on board tho boat, and to Mrs. DR..
Brown, Mrs.. George 8. Gideon, and other ladies
the credit IL due for the success attending their
exsrtiona Our handsome young friend, 7. E.W
Feinour. made most exosllent floor manager,
and ell participating enjoyed themielves-more
so from the fact that tho object Of the excursion
was for charitable purpose. H.n
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

THAT OLD TR Er.-We notice that our
fndsfatigabi. frisn,. Harvey would not spare
that tree'i on The cor. rsr Of Eleventh and Penn.
sylvania avenue, that turing the suitry days Of
tSs ~ rsys Of The % sun' We part from it with re.
ret. and We oniy solaes , ourselves with the re-
lection that comfort and 'sasure must some
times yield 10 business sntsrL rise'
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
FXCURSION TO CEDAR POINT

THE wAwAssET
will leave her wharf, foot Of Seventh street, on
MONDAY NEXT, JULY IS,
AT O'CLOCK, An,
and proceed down the river q miles, EsSN
both on the down aud return trip.
A string band will remain with the company at
Glymont.
II you desire 10 enjoy the saltwater breeze, the
pic. mic and saltwater bath, come to Cedar Point.
VI
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

Real EsTATE ETRAssFERs.-The following
sales Of real estate have been msds within the
last few days aaeltA tHce
In Washington, sub lot 30, square s7s at t25oi
lot 8, square s7l, 29l net, at $780, lot .,
81 @ :; sss.i. sso. 'ss @ 20 sn. iisst' r.s
at 400; lot Z, square 432, t10, 0,000j lot ~,
reservation o, al s26a, lot IA, square se7. At
$3.50; sub lot L, square 600, at 5000 lots %
aud Al, square L. At e2,too; lot z, square Sal, At
S4sI 70; sub lot 80, square 900, At 5000; lot 1s,
square $50 t4o feet on v street, al s876i lot n,
SQUARE 725, at s475; sub lot q, square 461, Al
81, $50, ard lot 8, square s7$, t2o feet on B
street, al s376.
In afoRorrows.-Lot Al, as feet on Msrks,
/ Space at IS, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
sEAToN HoUsE-Jons II. srrrrs.

W. II. Kinney. Easton, Pa; J. r Powell, L. A
Rogers, Frank Ribbitt, Philadephs; L. O. DiItop,
J. Early, A. Harbinger, W. II. Mysrs, Baiiimore;
". Ryant Rchmondi Fendal1 Mirbury, Prime
George county, Nd. James W. p. Walker, city; 8
Broadvell and wife, Morristovn, n J. q. T. Rath
Tenn. Chas. 4 NAile, RIehmond. Ind.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
Am SEM NTa
U NAL THEATRE
THE CELEBRATED CHICAGO TROUPE

sKIFF & GAYLoRDs MINsTRELs.
The national Republican., 1867-07-13

w AS H1NGroN CITY GARDhN'
The proprietor Of this we'll known and popular
place Of resort desires 10 call the attention Of AssoeA
tons, Schools, and private parties wishing to give
pc nies, &c to the
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.
II Is located the corner Of New York avenue and
frst street west h easy Of access and Is shady cool,
and pleasant Ii Is supplied with shooting galleries,
ten. pin alleys, hobby horses, &c. Rsfreshpents Of
all Kinds and Of the best quality, furnished at the
lbe Garden. The proprietor pledges himself to please
JOHN HoCKEMEYER.
jyS-H Proprietor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27
DR.. X. sAPPINGToN's
LIVER PILLS.
For Purifying the Blood, Strengthening
the Digestive Organs, etc.

1--WE Judicious use o! DR.. sappingtou's Liver
ioul llomors, correct DISCRIMINATION ni the
Stomach. and restore a healthy action ii the
Liver. Bowels aud Kidneys.
They are suited Tor either sex. and will prove
Certain Cure FOR
IED!GESTION.
CONSTIPATION.
Loss OF APPETITE.
DlMNESS or SIGHT.
Spccks or Webs before the Sight; Pain IN the
shoulders. Limbs. Side ami Back Burning in
the Palms 81 the Hand. or Soics at the Feet :.
Fullness or Weight in the Stomach Opprcs.
sion OF the Chest; Chillincss: raipitation Of
the Heart; Pains IN the Temples or Headache;
sudden Flushes Of Heat: Rcstlcssncss; o;tcn
Disturbed Dreams amt pcprc son 1T Spirits.
They have specific action ga the Sccrctions
ami ESrrctions. and assist nature 1" expcl all
impurities.
After taking a few doses 1T the Pills the Liy.
er. skin and Kidneys are enabled Ia perform
their functions ia "a vigorous AMI healthy man
ncr and all the above mrtoms will disappear,
~ iLcy are caused by disease. OF the Liver.
The Liver il the organ whose office il j. a.
purify the blood therefore unless it j. ia a
healthy condition We will have impure blood.
aud are liable - any Of the numerous diseases
causcd by want 81 action in this most inpor
;ant Of all TIE organs.
gs.-Takc box 81. the Liver Pills aud have
Health ani Pure Bl,.i Sent by mail Inr 30
ecmts. Prepared only by
M Il. sAPrISGToN.
~ North Iay Street. Baltimore.
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