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The Presidents Answer md the Trial.

We lay before our readers as complete
synopsis of the Presidents answer to the I'M
parchment articles rs VIC can possibly hnd space
for. II will be found to contain all the suostan-
tial points.
Tho President aRlrms his right to remove Mr.
stanton from the War ONCE, on these 81 ounds,
among Others, that the Constitution gives him
the right TO do 80, because Mr.. stanton was ap.
pointed by his predecessor, and that therefore
his tenure Of Office was not covered by the ten.
ure-ofoalce act He considers this act uncon.
stItutional. He denies many things that arc
charged, and atflrms his right to free speech.
The House makes Its replication to-day at one
o'clock, and the impression has gone abroad that
the trial will proceed as rapidly as possiblei
much more expeditiously than many heretofore
have thought.
Whatever shall be the final decision of the
Court, whether 1t shall be acquittal or conviction
and removal from office OF the President OF the
United States, OF one thing we may now be as.
sured, and that Is, there will be no unnecessary
delay. The Indications on the part OF the Court
are unmistaksble that the wish Is to go forward
with as much celebrity as possible.
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We were mislcd by Memphis dispatch, and
therefore gave currency to the error that is
going the rounds OF the papers, that the new
constitution In that state had been defeated. A
gentleman from Arkansas, who knows whereof
he afirms, tells us that the polls there do not
close until the 9th inst, and that, therefore, 1t
cannot be known yet what the vote will be. He
has not much expectation that the constitution
will be carried. lie says that many Republicans
will refuse to vote for It, as there are some
features iu 1t of a very Objectionable nature.
Our informant was an officer in the Union army
and now resides at Little Rock, and acts with
the Republican party. He says that the Union
men in the state of the Republican type arc
largely in the ascendant and had the convention
framed such a constitution as they could have
made It would have been carried triumphantlyi
and he is not certain but this will be accepted
after ALL
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The New Steamship Line.


BALTIMORE, March 23.-Thc steamship Balti-
more, the pioneer steamer Of the new line be-
tween Baltimore and Bremen, arrived in the
lower harbor this morning. She stopped for a
short time of the quarantine, and was visited
By the health officer. Showing a clean bill OF
health permit was given, and she steamed up the
harbor towards the company's wharves at Locust
Point.
Mayor Banks, accompanied by the joint select
committee OF the City Council, left O'Donnelrs
wharf at u o'clock on board the revenue cutter
to visit the steamer and tender the Inequalities
Of the city to her officers.
Gen. Grant this morning sent q dispatch to
Fort McHenry, ordering a salute to be fred to
the German steamer.
The grand military and civic procession In
honor Other arrival Is announced for Thursday.
when 1t Is expected there will be 10000 men In
line.
Jefferson Davis has arrived here on the
steamer Cuba from Havana.
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Tue Rockingham Register says: At the new
railroad bridge now being erected at Pughs Run,
last, about o'clock, dreadful accident occurred
by which David Grubbs, OF Rockingham county,
was instantly killed. lie was employed on the
bridge, and had gone up TO adjust one OF the top
plates, when some of the fastenings gave way,
prccipitating the unfortunate man a distance oil
sixty feet, the falling tmbers breaking both legs
and crushing the head and skull, producing in.
Simultaneous death. Several other workmen en-.
gagged on the bridge at the time OF the accident
escaped death by clinging to portion of the
framework which failed to go down. The dam.
age to the bridge was about 500 or 5000.
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GUIDE TO wAsHISGToS CRY AID VICINITY.
This is the title OF handsome and neat com
pilation by our enterprisIng friend Mr.. John +.
Ellis, music dealer and publisher, and forms a
complete handbook Of public buildings, church.
es, hotels, Amusements, SC, in Washington. II
is cmbcllished with fine steel engravings Of the
national buildings, and contains large amount
OF useful information for our own citizens, while
1t is an invaluable guide to strangers visiting
our city. It can be obtained at Mr.. Ellis store
No. 800 Pennsylvania avenue, and at all tho
book and periodical stores and news stands IL
the District of Columbia.
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A RMY SUPPLIES.

OFFICE CuIEF QuARTERNAsrEp,l
FORT LEAvENwoRrH, KANSAS, March l2,ls6, !
Sealed proposals will be received this ulice until
y clock. m. Of the 18th VI March, ISIS, for the dc.
900 BUSHELS OF OATS, Csg pounds to the Lu.hcl, }
to the depot Quarterna steT ut Fort lIaTkrr Kansas
Bids will be received for any portion or the whole.
Deliveries to commence or before March 81, lSGs
and be completed within twenty i've (2jl days there
after.
Persons making bids will be governed by the usua
eondti regarding prOpOsals aud contracts
Information vi the conditions can be obtained by APP
pIicahon In person or by letter to this Ulice.
| the Missouri, L. & ElSTDN
mH-H DEPUTY q. N, o. &C a NJ
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UNITED State SrBsIsTESCE DErARrNEXT,l
. ATLANTA, "a. , March 10, 1865 I
Sealed Proposals. wi b., received At this office until
y m., THURSDAY. March 30 ISIS, Tor supplying"
rs, OUO BRICK,
Two thirds u the amount 10 10 good, sound ba I'd
Brick, the balance good understandable artice-tO DO
2ixtxS inches In SiEe.
10 be delivered at "MePhorsOn's Barracks, " Al.
lauta delivery to commence at once.
Proposals WILDE In trplcate, and Endorsed by sure.
ties as usual
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids select such parts Of bids may be the
best Interest Of the service,
Proposals should DO addressed to the undersigned
and iGdorssd on the envelope "Proposals for tho de-
livery Of Brick. "
by order u Breyct Brig. Gen. r. saxton, G. ON
H. j. FARNSWORTH,
First Lieut.. 3ith Infantry, "A. Az. NJ,
mh2i'S In charge Of Depot
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alJe WAX DEPARTMENT, SURGEON
W. GENERALS OFPICE, WASHINGTON, D.

u, MAKCH =, lSb
An Army Medical Board, to consist Of surgeon J. D.
Broyn, Breyet BrlgadiGr General, y, s. A. Surgeon
u. Il, WlitE, BIeyet Lieutenant Colonel, u, 4, A. /
Surgeon John Moore, llroyet Colonel, u. 3, A. aud
Assistant Surgeon 4. Woodhnll, BTcyet Lieutenant
Colonel u. \. A.. will meet In New York city on the
LIST OF May next for the examination Of Assistant Sur
United states Army, foT pI9motion, aud OF can
United States Army.
Applicants must be between p and 20 years OF age
college.
, Applications for permission 10 appear before tho
board should be addressed to thu Surgeon General,
United States Army, and must state the full name,
residence, and date and place Of birth OF tho cani.
date.
Testim9nals as 70 character aud qualifications must
DO furnished, II the applicant has been In the med
cal service Of the army during the late war, the fact
should be stated, together with his former rank, and
date and place service and from officers
with whom he has served should also be for arded
No allowance Is made for the expenses Of persons
undergoing examination as Is an pre-
requisite to appointment,
The number 81 vacancies now existing In the Mod.
J, X. BARNES,
mhj-eotjel Surgeon General, U. s. A,
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Reception ut the Executive Mansion.

The fine weather of yesterday had the effect OF
bringing to the reception at the Executive Man
sion last evening large cOncourse of people
The reception was similar to all others in
fashion, dress and attire OF those present, with
the exception, perhaps, Of a few ladies' donning
their spring goods and fores,alling the action Of
the clerk of the weather, who might be disposed
to be tickle and possibly bring US another cold
spell in these uncertain times. While many of
the most distinguished Of the visitors lowered
In q bcyy around the ladies Of the Mansion,
forming select cuterie, the majority sought
other rooms, and the east parlor was crowded
with gay and happy promenaders. The long hall
was also thronged with chattering folks, and
the music of the Marine band contiguous had
the effect of tickling the heels Of the juveniles,
who waltzed and schottischcd to their hearts
content.
The President appeared In excellent humor
and made all feel at home by his cordial hand
shaking Among the many distinguished per-
sons present we noticed Assistant Secretary
Seward and lady, Postmaster General Randall
and lady, Secretary McCulloch and lady, Secrc-
tary Browning and lady, Secretary Wcllcs and
Ex-Attorncy General Stanbery, Adjutant Gene.
raj Thomas, Mai. Gen. Hancock, Brig. Gen. NJ
). Miller, Commander Morris, u. s. Al Hon. j.
VI. Tomeny, Of Tenn.; Paymaster General Brice,
Senators DOolittlc, Dixon, and Davis; Repre-
bridge, and others of the House of Representa-
tiyes; Hon. L. NJ. TomlinsOn, of Memphis. Tenn,
Baron Gerolt, Prussian Minister; Baron Stoeckl,
Russian Minister; ChevalIcr CcrrutI Italian
Minister; NJ. De Berthcny, French Minister; Sir
Edward Thornton, English Minister; A. X. Ran
gabe Grecian Ministers Gen. J. b. Todd, of
Dakota; Mrs. Col. Crawford, of Tennessee;
Judge Nelson, Of Tennessee, and lady; Hon. St.
John skinner, First Assistant Postmaster Gcn-
oral m OthpFa nj li0l anpial nj al
distinction.
Mrs. Slower (whO was Inlisposed and not
present in receiying) had q very pleasant and
distinguished substitute in the person OF Secretary
Seward who assisted in doing the honors OF the
evening. Mrs. Postmaster General Randall,
Mrs. Secretary McCulloch and Mrs. Secretary
Browning were very richly and elegantly attircd;
but whcthcrclad in the modest muslin or trailing
silk, in the charming poplin or gorgeous velvet
all the ladies present looked remarkably well
and by their numbers and appearance united In
making the reception an immense one.
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ST. LOUIS, March 23.-Both houses OF the Leg.
islature to-day passed resolutions for the APP
pointment Of a committee to Investigate the
reports current that so-called "hush money"
had been offered and accepted by members OF the
Legislature during the present session.
The Merchants Exchange to-day adopted reso'
lutions strongly endorsing the st. Louis Wanda
liza and Terrc Haute railroad enterprise, and
recommending the citizens Of st. Louis to give
1t all the assistance possible.
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Incendiary Fire In Memphis, Tenn
The Election In Arknnsas-ShOOt Ing
A.Ir

nv Ihcshho"
Affair.
MEMPHIS, March IA fire broke out In Rice
Eaglcrs dry goods store, in Main street, near
Adams, last night, which communicated with the
China house of Lock h Hawks. The loss of the
former Is 20, 900; fully covered in Eastern com.
panies.
The loss OF Jack Hawks 10 light; damages to
building 5000, fully covered. The fire was the
work Of an incendiary. The grocery store OF J.
Holmes was destroyed By fire this morning; also
the work OF an inccndiary Loss IS 900, insured
for ~ 600 In the Aclea, of Hartford.
Green Newly, colored man, while going home
with his wife on Saturday night, was fired upon
by three men, killing him instantly. His wife
could give no clue to his murderers.
The Little Rock Gd=cnc gives the following
election returns: MaJorities against the consti.
tuition In the county of Independence, 100; Cross
100; Painsctt, 100; Praire, J33; Horsprings, 2jI
Woodruff, IOOi Dallas, 4oi; Oucheta, ga; Cal
houn, Union, and Columbus small. In Phillips
the majority for the constitution Is 1872; St
Francis, 1856 Crittendcn, 100, and Monroe 1876.
The Conservatives claim large majorities II
the following counties over the vote for the con
ycntion,viz: st. Thomas, independence, Monroe
Dcsha, Prainc, Conway, Leory, Phillips, Cross
and Painsctt.
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Admiral Fnrragut's Mission

A letter to the Cincinnati IoIksLlaH from
Germany has the following, taken from An
italian correspondent Of leading German
paper: 1.-THE prolonged presence OF Vice
Admiral Farragut at Florence, and his press.
Ing for the ccssion OF one Of the Ligurian Isl.
Rnds (GeROese Islands) for naval depot, lying,
rs 1t does, midway between Toulon and Csvita
Vecehia, Is causing little excitement at the
French Legation In the Italian capital, as the
possession Of such harbor would make the
United States a dangerous neighbor In case OF
war, especially II united with the Italian navy ~
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Hon. WILLIAM A. PYLE, OF 81. Louis, is at the
Ebbitt.
Col. ALEXANDER Dudley, president of the
Richmond and Alexandria railroad, is At the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon. HENRY u. WAsuRrES, NJ. e. from In
diana, leaves the city to-day for Connecticut to
stump the state for the Republicans.
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Political Ar.,rs In North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, March 23.-The Radicals claim
that the constitution will be ratified, but the
Conscrv atives have speakers In every county In
the state, and feel confident OF the success oil
their cause.
Quite a sensation was created yesterday morn
ing by the appearance Of number OF mysterious
notices posted in prominent points, and supposed
to cmanatc from the Kluxklan Khan. II 10 not
believed that any formal Organization OF this
society has been effected here.
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The Richmond Conventional shoot
ing Affair,

RICHMOND, March 23.-The convention to-day
adopted the article on the judiciary. The Judges
arc chosen by the Legislature, the Attorney
General by the people, and the other States
Attorneys are appointed.
Henry Mycr was shot In an ARRAY on Broad
street this morning at dawn, and mortally
wounded. Vincent Bargaman, a well-known
merchant was arrested, charged with the shoot
ing, and bailed to answer.
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From New York-Re1igious Affairs
Banking House Robbed.

New YORK, March pa numerously attended
meeting Of the clergy and laity OF the Episcopal
Church was held this afternoon to devise means
for the poor of their faith now In destitute
condition at the South. Bishop Potter made an
address. Resolutions were adopted, and a com
mittee appointed to carry out the object
The banking house OF King Hor was broken
into yesterday and robbed OF 10000
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We are authorized to announce that the ladies
Of the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Slower, will be home on Monday evenings.
The evening has been fixed in lieu OF the AFTER
noon receptions, as they were last season.
SPEAKER CoLFAx,s last weekly receptions for
the season will be Friday evenings, March Zoth
and 27th. Mrs. and Miss Matthews closing
afternoon reception will be on Wednesday
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QUICK woRK.-The agent OF the New York
Associated Press, Mr.. l.. A. Gobright. sent over
the wires Of the Western Union Telegraph, yes.
terday, the Presidents answer to the articles of
Impeachment. containing over 1900 words, in
less than four hours.
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ISDIASAPoLrs, March al. q. Burnside, the
proprietor of the American House at Marion,
Ohio, was shot, and probably fatally wounded,
this morning by Geo. Hunt, night telegraph
operator for the Beliefontainc railroad. The
ditficulty occurred between the parties about re.
marks made BY Burnside detrimental to the
character OF Hunts wife.
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NAVY ADMINISTRATIONS A. L. Il.
Benham ordered to the New York navy yard,
April LIST.
Passed Assistant Paymastcr Albert NJ. Brewer
to duty in the Bureau OF Provisions and Cloth.
Ing.
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DY J. d. W IEELER & co.,
ID ACCTlOSEERS,
No. CT Louisiana avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh Streets, opposite SeaiOn House.
cHANcEEY sA ME- OF X tI4A ZEAL EsTA1

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE SEVENTH WARD.
BY virtue oi decree Of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia in chanceTy sitting, In the
cause Of Mcguire vs. Miller ct al, tNO. liza Equity
Dec aud Lsaring date March Is, ISIS, shall offer
THURSDAY, 9Th day Of April ne xt, comlnc ncing at 0
9 clock, p lots D, +, 0, u. X, aud l., in Cal.
No 62 Of the ground plan Of tho City Oi Washington
with the Improvements.
This property Is situated uu tho cornor Of Sixth
street west and streets south, IN thriving section
u the Ward. The corner lots j. improved By - small
Frame House.
Terms Of sale: One third cash the residue In two
equal in.tamcnts Of and u months, the purchaser
giving hi. notes for tue deferred Payments
torly indOrS"d, aud bearing interest from the day uf
sale. All COnyeyAuCiug and stamps at the cu.t Of the
purchaser Title deed to be retained until the whole
Of the purchase /. paid ASDuRY LLOYD,
Trustee.
J. d. WHEELER co,
mh2t-eotl Auctioncpr,
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THE WHITE HousE.-Messrs. Evarts, Curtis,
Nelson, Stanbery, and Groosbcck were cIoseted
with the President at an carly hour yesterday
morning, remaining over two hours. Other yisi.
tors called during the day to seek interviews
with the Executive, but few gained admission
Secretary McCulloch called whilst the PresI.
dents counsel were engaged with the Executive
and remained but few minutes.
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TPUBLIsHED-Pri 10 Cents.
New Medical Pamphlet, entitled
MANHOOD,
ATREATISE ON HEALTH;

E. DE ?. CURTIS. NJ. D.. T. R. c. s., &c, &C.,
(Lato Surgeon Turkish Continent.)
Author OF "Curtis on Food, Expose of Quacks aud
Quaekery, "use OF the Microscope In Certain Cases
OF Debility" &c, &c
This invaiuabIe work treat, on tho cause aud cure
of premature deelns shows how to live aud what to
live for how wealth Is lost and how regained; gives
clear synopsis Of youthful aud abuses
and the remedy therefor.
The above pamphlet DO obtained on appica ton
or by post from the author, Dr. CURTIS, who may
also be consulted at his residence No lS9 street. be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty first streets, Washing
ton. q G. from tho hours Of lOa IN. to 2p. m. and
from TO p. IN. tal7.6n
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DRoPOsALs FOR MYpRANTs.

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL, March %, 1858.
Proposals will be received At this office until Il
u clock. III, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST OF April, for
erecting and keeping in repair the public II ydrauts for
the year commencing on the l-t Of April, lS8.
spccihatigns can be ublAnod on application at the
Mayor Othce. RICHARD WALLAEH,
mh2i-gNapl Mayor
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WAR DgPARTNEST.-At the War Department
yesterday, there was but little doing. A few
Senators and Representatives called upon Secre-
tary Stanton. At General Grants headquarters
there was no news OF interest.
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PoliticnI AHnirs in Georgia

ATLANTA, March 23.-Letters have been re.
ceivcd here from Gov. jenkins counselling non.
action by the people, and have had powerful
effect. The state committee will probably act
on advice.
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JNTHg SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
L COLUMBIA. At Special Term held at the City
Hall. In the city Of Washington, this 2lst day Of
March, lsGS-Olin, justice. presiding.
anlg I Rldsaway


Theodore A. Curtis and wife.
II appearing to the Court that SUMMON has boen
Issued Ia Ihi, cause and returned mot ~ be found,
A. 10 sad defendants, IL IL therefore ordered,
ton Of the compla nants, by fendall fGndu, the
sucit1Ts that said duieudaut- cause
to be entered herein before the hrst rule day
curling forty day after this days otl"rw the
Will be proceeded with In u default provided
a copy VI this order be published in the NATION
REPubLIcAS three times week for two weeks before
said Tulo day, \. u. OLlS, Justice.
A true e0py-T0st:
mh9t cow r. J MEtGS, Clerk
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>,afs TO FARMERs AND PLAINTIFFS.

n<s5fs TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
VIZ Tho subscribers offer for sale, In lots to
suit purchasers, 400 TONS OF DOUBLE-REFINED
POpDRETTE. Of the Lodi Manufacturing Company,
mails Of New York city, Tor which the eompany hays
exclusive contract. Price only TWENTY-FIVE
D0LLARs PER TON, freight and charges from New
York added: Warranted Gy The company to be equal
In market The results Corn, Cotton, Tobacco and
Grain have been astonishing the past season II ma
doubles the crop Pamphlet with certificates OF hun
drcds Of wcllknown planters and farmers, and every
inOrmatiOu sCnt free to any applying by letter
or otherwise TO Tli0s. BAYHEs& Son,
lN McEldeTTy' Wharf, Baltimore;
HOOE& WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va. 4;
Or to tho Lodi Manufacturing Company,
jaaJ-1m New York.
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DIED.

HuTCuEsoN..on the 22d instant, aft,r long and
Ath year Of her age.
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For SALE ny
x,LSovRn 4 LArrA.

FARM FOR SALE on LONG TINE:
Ono OF the finest aud most desirable Farms In the
vicinity Of Washiugton containing about 80 acres,
and Ohio railroad, Twelve miles from washinaton.
forty acres good timber, balance under high state Of
cultivation about 100 fine bearing fruit trees, large
garden, variety Of small fruits, berries, DC.
Impro Observation-Disclosures Frame Farm House
aud outbuildings; the whole we'll fenced md watercd
Tcrms-Part cash; balance on eight years credit. II
desired.
Farming implements and stock for sale, with farm
at bargain.
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New Advertisements.
THE HARDWOOD HOUSE

L - = NOW htlNG
THOROUGHLY RENOVATED,
Nattresses and furniture improved generally and III
b" ready 10 few days TO take few monthly board
cTu at reduced prices. II. l. KING,
Formerly proprietor Of the Avenue House.
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I AN NOW OPENING FOR TIE INSPECTION OF
l. the public aud my custumCrs, fashionable aud
wolf selected stock Of CLOTHS. CASslMERES,
summer wear
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on me,
and TO meet the wants Of my customers have added
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS tony business, (which.
together with my spring and summer woullcIs. have
beCn selected with great from the leading import
WILLIAM E TICKER.
Merchant Tailor and
Dealer In Gents Furnishing Goods,
No. ~ Penn ylynuia ayruue,
Between Four and a.half and sixth streets.
lnl1I.Cot
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NERVOUS DISEASES

Arising from debility aud abuses productive Of 30
many instances OF premature decay.
May be consulted by letter at his residence. No.
80 Y street, between Twentieth and Twenty first
trees. Washington, D. c., from the hours OF 10
o2p, m. and from to Up. IN. fel7.6m
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Medical.

CONSULT DIR. LEON,
" RECEPTION ROOMS
$50 Eleventh street, above Pennsylvania avenue
E6uLARiTlES. from whatever cause. fully and
quickly relieved,
SKIN AND NERVOUS DISEASES speedily cured
PARLoRs sECLUsINE. Patients see no one but
tho Doctor. mhll-I