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Milburn'S Polar Soda.
THE COOLEST AND THE BEST.
No. $50 FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE TREASURY.
MINERAL WATERS ON DKAueHr.
my 0zma 81 =.
DROPoSALs FOB FUEL.

DROPOSALS FOk FUEL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, July s,lsss
Sealed Proposals, endorsed and addressed to the
Secretary Of the NAVY, for supplying the Navy
Departmeut with one hundred and nifty cords Of
OAK WOOD and two hundred and nifty tons Of
ANTHRACITE COAL, win b received until noon
Of the sist Of July, instant. The proposals must
The Wood must be of the best quality Of Oak,
we'll seasoned. straight, and Of good size for use
In open hreplaee, and muet be delivered and
stacked for Inspection and measurement IN front
q the Nav Departments Building. by the nrst Of
The Coal mu.t Be of the best white ssh Anthrs;.
cite egg size 80 pounds to the ton, and delivered
by the Grst Of september next, q follows:
$50 tons at the Navy Department.
60 tons ct the Naval Observatory.
So tons at the Hydroeraphicai Once. corner
18th street and New York avenue. lyI0lsN4W
JsAn :. fnAsoD5 aAUr am Iooxsx1ru.
rovssBB az iSISsaa )! as H;,;ER HeBBs eA,'
Ss:HspAfsss sssss.ic - i'ssn
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BALTIMORE, Februarr 10. Isis

DF. J. j. LdUTeHft:
DEAR eIR: take pleasure in recommending
your ROsADALIs as q very powerful alternative.
have seen il used In two cases with happy ressts
-one a ef secondary syphilis, in which the
patient pronounced himself cured sfter having
taken i've bottles of your medicine. The other a
Of scrofulA, Of long standing which 10 rapidY
Improving under its use, and the indications are
that the patient will soon r. have careful
ly examined the formula by which your Rosadalis
is made, and ind il an xcellent compouDs OF al
terstiye ingredients.
Yours truly, Il. w. CARR, M II,
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CHRoNIC LIyKR ConrLAIs,r rrrprn

This is TO certify that was sures of Cbropio
Liver Complaint by DR.. LAgrencss RosadsIis
efter having been confined % my bel and honss
Tor long time, and trying various medicines with
out benefit.
through the use Of Rosadslis, and IL can be foupd
In nearly every house in my neigh borbood and
THOMAS THORN
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
In BANKRUPTCY,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, IS
June. 1853. The undersigned hereby gives notice
Of his appointment assignee of CHARLES p
HOvkY, in the City Of Washington. within said
his own petition by the Supreme Court of said Dis
trict GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
~ 9-law3w City Hall, Assignee
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BRApy's GALLKRY.-It viii be seen by the
card pu bIi shed elsewhere that Mr.. NJ. z. Brady
has to-day resumed entire direction OF his long
established and WELL known Photographic gal
lery In tnis city. ff
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SCHOOLS IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
MD.-The Board Of School Commissioners of
TINS county We're in So sion all day on Monday
last, earnestly engaged IN the discussion of the
best means of inaugurating the new school
system. The Board appointed by DIR. NJ. J.
Stone, OF Aqussco District, Examiner Of
Schools, who will also perform the duties of
Treasurer and Secretary of the Board. DR.
Stone Is a ger eman of high character. who
will con cientiousIy perform the duties Of the
ONCE: he was teacher for many years, and
tonal matters. The bond Of the Examiner was
hxed at Sl5 OOJ, and his salary at si,4O Local
Trustees were directed to send estimates to the
General Boa I'd in all cases where school house
repairs are required. No bills for repairs will
be allowed unless the estimates are first SUBJ
mitted TO the Board. Teachers salaries are
fixed at S4CO per year, nd in schools where a
principal and assistant are required. the prin.
cipal shall receive S5OO.-Mdrlboro' Gasette
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THE ROSADALIS

q not secret medicine. The articles from which
u h made are published around each hottie and in
10 used and recommended by the Med ical FacuIty.
wherever II has been introduced as A POSITIVE
and BkL1ABLE Medicine for Dsesses Of the
BLOOD, Liver and KIBNEYs.
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CoRys, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, and all dis
eases of the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 42a Pennsylvania
avenue, between * and 9th streets. Once
hours rom n. m 10 p. m. No charge for
CONSULTATION. Established 1851
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LARCHNY.-Yesterday 0fficer Oflu arrested
Florian Frederick on the charge OF the larceny
CT q heifer belonging % Mathew Sexton, and
Justice Harper held him TO oaii for court.
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTl IN GEORGETOWN, OPPOSITE THE

AQUEDuCT.
BY virtue of two deecs Of trust TO the urder-
signed, bearing date respectively the lg.h day of
February and rhe sth Of April, 1851 and duIy re
corded, and at the request Of the persons cured
therepy viii sell at pep'c auction, to the high
est D'oder, on the premif es, the eth day of Au
enst, 1875 at o'clock m, the eastern one half
R s,t o. LOT =, IN Peer, Be,tty, Deakias, and
thirty t'9) feet on Bridge street, and binding on
Lingan street one hundred and twenty (l30) feet,
With the Improvements thereon, consisting of two
frame houses. The PROF srty is we'll located and IL
iIcreaslng IN value Rapidly, and will prove a coed
Investment.
Terms Of ale: $1,000 cssh; of which 500 must
be paic at time OF sale, the resdu in three equal
deed OF trust upon the property ConyeyAncfng
and stamps at the Of the purchaser. should
Iost 10 he forfeited and the property resoid at We
FRED. W. JONES. Trustee
~ 3-ds TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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ferry route be ween Alexandria aud Washing.
ton In place OF the srymer City of Washing
tor, which IS lyirg at Potomac Ferry wharf
n ceiyiDg nnpToyem.n ts IN the WY OF aidl-
tional windows in her bull for the admission
of iree current OF air and more genera ven.
tuatiCn.
About one hundr,d and fifty female orphans.
Sisters. aud Others attached to the C..Iho F..
male Orphan Asylum, of this CITY,, ale al
excursion picnic 20 Carlin's spring this morn
ing. About nine O'Clock they emba -ked on the
STE 3mer City of Alexandria for Alexandria
where they Will take the cars for the spring,
only lew miles distant from that place
The steamer Arrow, Capt. S,ackpole, ma te
her usual trip TO Mount Vernon this morning
having on board a goodly number OF p.. ca
gers. These trips to Mount Vernon are n.
coming quite popular, pos essipg as they do,
for lamili"7, many advantages over tho q ex-
cursions which run into the nigh time before
returning
pey, for Alexandria, TO load with coal for Per
ryyIlle, Nd, aud RoXanna, Prank, do. TO load
with coal for Norfolk, Va.
JOhns0n's WhaTf.-Arriyed-Ba Geo. Wa
ters, jackson, from Great Falls, with ice ior
the Great Falls Company.
BTCacn's WkGf.-Arrived-Schr Arthur.
Andrews, from Portland, Me-, with a5J,OO0
laths and 10000 feet OF spruce timber for s p
Brown Il Son; GeneraI Grant, Fitzgerald,
IRON Philadelphia, with 120 tons Of ceiI for s.
Il. Brown IL Son.
Be5ry's Wbayf -Arrivcd-Sfeamer Express,
Nichols, from Blltimore, with merchaudizs
and pas gers.
Gmnords IVkarf.-Arrived-Sch Simuel
Nj: irs, Ga, rett. with wood TO John Grinder
Sail d-Sehrs- Jennie BLker, HAadley, hghr:
Reindeer. Clark, light Bejamiu Cox, FRANK
lin, light; Sallie. Bowie, Ii yht; Pionc er, Ptman
light.
Ciark's Whayf.-Sailed-Sch Tropic, BANKS,
light.
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THERE Is TIME FOR EVERYTHING, but II
is getting high time for you TO save your money,
ana this you can doc by going TO the original
Franc, 494 Seventh street, between ID and E,
and buy your gents Furnishing Goods, 10 per
cent. less than in any other store In this city
Remember the place-49s; with large plate glass
front n.
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE HKMBKRs OF all mutual admiration So
cieties can ind admirable Clothing q. Geo e..
Henning's One Price Store, No. ST. Seventh
n n
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aSpALDIxe's GLUE useful in every house

LADIKs, try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnetts Florimel closely resembles
the odor Of rare and delicate boquet of
flowers, and in this respect il unrivalled. A
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 40
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GI6RGkTOWN lDVERTISIUIyN.
RY THOs. BOWLING, Alctisneer Georsetswn a.
ThUsTLES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

b. virtue Of deed Of trust, bsarins late the 81
cay OF Decsmter, 49,. ano du y recorded in Liber
e. =. No. rs, At foho 22s, and at the request OF
WEDNEsDAl, the 5th dav of August, A. ID. lsSs,
AZ O'Clock ?; m; a. the premises, the western
.hirty two t3!l fees front Of Los No. l6, in hol.
mead addition to Georgetown, having o depth of
one hundred and twesty nsoD feet.
Inc property 10 on Bridge street, near the BRIDGE
and 10 improved with . comfortable brick dive lin
house. The Lot Is an excellent one.
Terms OF sale: 81 200 cash, Of which $40 must be
deposited at tire Of sale; the residue in tive equal
payment, at six aud twelve molths, to be secured
oy De- d OF trust upon the premises. Convey
the terms not be complied with in i've days, the
deposit TO be forfeited and the property resod at
chaser. FRED W JONES Trnstse
Jy 23-d THOMAS DOWNING Aust
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PRISONS wishing to subscribe for TIE STA r
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard
Will please leave heIr orders at No. LIZ East
Capitol street. between 4th and 5th.
JOHN CoGerNs. Agent
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.-Thirty.eishth edition of this new
by the author, Doctor Curtis. This valuable
work treats on the cause and cure Of premature de-
gives . clear synopis Of the impediments to mar.
risge and the remedies therefor. Enclose six
ington, d. G.. js 2i.Ims
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TRNTs. AWNINGS AND RUBBKR CLOTH, for
camp meetings and fishing parties; for sale al
Adamson's, SOC Ninth street. 6
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APFAIRs In LOuDON COUNTY, VA-The
Lee sburg Mirror says:
There at least appears to be a fair prospect
fer one of the most d rirable improvements vet
projC cted in this section of the country, w:
The building ola turnpike between L 'esburg
and Aldle. S4.25J have b" en- subscribc 1, 81. 100
Of which by three gentlemen from the county-
the remaining g. ,5SJjn the town or Leesburg
alone II the Trends o. the Improvement at
Aide, and along the route OF the propo ID road
Will come forward and subscribe as literally
as the citizens Of this town Lave aIre DIV done
the work may be cDrmenccd at az earIy day.
II is suppO-ed that this road " III run within
three miles Of Mt. Gilead, and dirt will be
broken whenever sl0,O03 shall have b-en sub.
scribei.
The Ia m belonging TO the heirs of the late
Hugh Smith, lyirg np1r Mt. Gileai, and coz
ta'ping 433 &C. cs, was sold on Saturday last, at
public sale. for 1872 per acre-Henry Harrison
purchaser.
The Farmers Club of Loudon'' propose
having a colt exhibition at Lincoln on Satu.-
day, the LIST day of August. A silver cup is
the premium offered for the b,st colt for heavy
draught, and fine bride for the best colt for
the saddle. The list is open TO all competitors
The weather is aud has been very dry and
very hot for the lest month. During all that
time we haven't had drop of rain, and the
burning sun has parchcd mp the gardens, and
pretty nearly used up the growing corn-if it
csn be said 10 be growing. The oldest inhab.
liant" has no recollection of so protracted
spell Of such hot dry weather.
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DIsrRIcr OF COLUMBIA, So
At the City of Washington, on the Sd day Of
July, 1868: The undersigned hereby gives notice
of his appointment assignee of CHARLES .
HOWA in the City of W ashington, within said
District, who hos been adiudged Bankrupt, u Don
the petition Of Gpstavus Drost. Emile Sqtro and
N GEO. MASON Attorney ss- Law.
y 3law3w City Hall, Assignee.
IL United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, July rs, 1854
On the petition Of SAMUEL VAN SYCKEL, of
Tnusyiile, Penna:, praying for the extension Of Q
patent granted to him the Slst day of OCTOBER 1854
and reissued the 9th day of June, 1865, for an i'm
provement In Crate Bars, for seven years from
on the slst day Of October. 1853.
1t IL ordered that the said petition be heard n
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
October next, at II O'Clock M, and all persons
are notified 70 appear and show cause, If any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
ME In the Patent Once their objections, specially
day of hearing; all testimony fled by either party
TO be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules OF the OF
nee, which Will be furnished on application.
Propositions and other papers relied upon testf.
mony must be hled in the ONCE twenty days before
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also. that this notice be published in the
Republican and the 1ntelfeencer, Washington,
d. c., and in the Post, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
once . week for three successive weeks; the
first OF said publications to be ct least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing. ~ .-or-
iv e0.vs- Aetir~ Oorvns..icne. - p..
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Long Chase.-Durlng the past week or ten days
the rooms of Hon. Mr.. kellogg, at Wizards
Hotel, have been entered two or three different
times by persons unknown, and various arti.
eles of value besides money distracted there.
nom. The proprietors of tine hotel not liking
tins state OF things, rave notice at police hcid-
quarters. and the case was placed in the hands
OF able detectives McDevitt and Thompson,
who kept watch over the rooms, parlor and
b. broom, (Nos. 81 and 3e,) last night Nothing
occurred until about !. O'Clock this morning,
when the Officers noticed a color d boy place a
plank from the pavement to the window, on
which he crossed over the area and entered the
room, Nc. 80. The officers occupied the ad.
JolnlLg room, No. 81, into which the boy did
not enter. Selling a favorable opportunity,
Mr.. McDevitt rushed out when the boy imms
diately made for the window and threw a
complete somersault over the iron balcony rail-
ing. lnsi:ad Of landing On the board as he in.
tend q, he fell into the area, distance of about
70 feet, and climbing out Immediately
ran down Fourteenth street towards and
acrUSs pennsylvania avenue. he was closeiy
pursued By Mr.. MuDsyItt, 4ho Immediately
gave chase. following him down Buffers alley
10 18th str At, thence through the White Lot and
into wood yard on the bank of the canal
, eng there wes no other escape for him, the
hoy tfen juInned into the canal, but being
threatened by the officer with a snot from his
revolver reluctantly surrendered himself.
that he is connected in the blsiness with others,
and that the party are guilty of numerous other
robberies which have be en- lately committed in
that vicinity. He is now held at Police Head
quarters. Mfssrs. McDeviIt and Thompson
deserve credit for their breaking MP another of
the gangs of thieves which infest the city, and
we hope they may live long 10 continue the
good work.
CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY UNION
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FoR CoRNs, BUNIoNs. BAD NAILS, 30.
visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. "a Pennsylvania
avenue, between * and 9th streets.
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RosADALIs OUREs ALL SKIN DISEASES
WILSON, o. SAINT Is lsz

IN. L0CfeNca
HEAR Sra I'm lss. my con, now aged i've years,
matter, which completely destroyed his health
He has been AFFLICTED with On fnyetsrste and eY-
times breaking out in sores, &c, Ecsadslis Ws-
prescribed BY my family physicisn, DR. A d
came and remains sstirsiy trslg. Yours truly.
J. b. DANIEL
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PHALON'S s.PAPHIAN LOTIONn

PHALON'S ssPAPHIAN LOTION,
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX.
REMoyEs ALL EBTPTIONs, FREoKLEs.
flhr and r.n 10TH BstoTGA Es TAN, ETC.,
Fab and BLOOMING.
For LADIES in the NURSERY il 10 invaluable.
For GENTLEMEN after SHAVINGit has no equal
edy tor diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S ssPAPHIAN SOAP''
for the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH, will not
chap the SKIN. Price rs cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO"
FLOR DE MAYO.n
INV PEkEUME FOR THE HANDKER-
VHhihnE REQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON D SON, New York.
Jee-ly Sold By all Druggists.
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ROsADALIs Is POTENT REMEDY Iy.t
CHRONIC DISEASES

FROM G. w. BLouAr, ESQ, ATTORNEY Ar LAW.
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured OF Chronic Inflammation of
the Ear and Partial Deafness. of ten years stand
ng,ey kossdsiis GEO. w. BLOUST.
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az
White Linen SUIT.

IS White Linen Suits. S6
Al liable d Co.'s, 4s6 Penna avenue, under
Unit States Hotel.
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LOOK At THE RUINS Aye, look At the
ruins Of what were once magnificent sets of
teeth, to be seen everywhere in society. Look
at them, and ask yourself if it is net marvellous
that such destruction is permitted, when, by
simply using SoZoDoNT, any teefh, hope DER fra
gle, may be preserved from decay OF blemish
as long as life lasts!
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UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICES.

POPULAR PRICES.
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAEI.
LIES AND GENTLEMEN.
SAC Fer Day, S1S Per Week, 500 for four weeks
omnibus and Baggage Master to receive Checks
ct Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE LIST TO OCTOBER lsr,
Address LELAND BROTHERS,
or b. LELAND Co.,
N II WIS wS METROPOLIS an Hotel
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CALIFORNIA WINES.

CALIFORNIA WINES,
hyou have an invalid wife or dsugb.er, ep into
CHARLES F. PERRIE L CO.'S,
Corner Of Ninth and streets, and get q bottle O
PERKINS, STERN l. co.'s
CALIFORNIA WINES.
You cannot send more acceptable present to the
nice Port Wine" or tGrane Brsn SEtss OF their
Lovers OF Hook Wines" will find q bottle of
California White Wines an acceptable accom- pa
CLERGYMEN desiring . pure and agreeable
Wlpe LOT CommuDion purposes will find all t hey
could wish in
CALIFORNIA WINES.
Henry Erni, late chief chemist in the pepart
lysis Of these Wines, at our speci Al reQuest-Inade
in order that we might be resssured in regard to
then-and reports them
PURE WINES,
and suitable for family ard medical use
This analysis, in conjunction with that of the
Surgeon General Of the United States, toseth her
with the numerous other evidences of their purity
presented during the past eight years, has con
WINGED rs that these are
THE BEST WINES
now before the public.
For sale in any desired quantities By
&. +. PERRIE Il Co.,
je3o-eost Grocers, corner Ninth and streets.
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w HIsKIKs AT REDUCED PRICES.

GROVE WHISKY, at 81 per gallon, such a.
have been selling at 81, This Whisky is equal to
salon i A.s, SHCfHs w q ST g s Dss
ORIENTAL, at IS, and WHISTLES Of lower
BRRSpiEs. WiSsS, A GohpIAs sse f BGAPG nse
BERRY and WILD CHERRY BRANDY. and
for medicinal purposes W. H. TENNEY,
b. u. Ger. High and Bridge SITS,
" N-ot Georgetown.
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SUCCESSFUL, BECAUSE OF SUPERIOR MERIT
Mrs. s. A. Allsns Improved new style) Hal
Restorer or Dressing, lin one bottle.) Ever,
Druggist sells It. Price One Dollar. 60
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The following, among many hupdreIs OF our be-.
citizens, testify to its wonderful enacscy:
CERTIFICATES From PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, H., March 4, ls6s
believe DR.. Lsvrenceb "ROSADALIs" 90 be
the BEST ALTERArIvE IN 6sE, and th erefore fully
recommend IL a. such.
THOMAS }. BoYkIN, ND.
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CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY UNION.
At the regular meeting Of the Union last even.
ing, Generals Green Clay Smith and Rollins
delivered addr; s.Cs.
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fhs Great American lsalth Isisrsr.
Ne - nssd P.rins, N TIE wsrh
DR.. LAwRENCE's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
ROS DALIs!
AsATI AND cERrAIs CURE
tAxD TEE ONLY oSK VET piscovsKTDl
sCRoFuLA, IN ITS VARIOUS Forms.
and liberation Of the Glands, Joi.ss, Bones.
Kidneys, and Uterus. Chronic
Rheumatisu, Bruptions
ofthe skin, Chronic
Sore Eyes, &C.
SYPHILIS,
In ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS.
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
"ofAIpetite, SICK Headache. Liver COnpI.
Pain in the Back, Imprudenee in
Life, Gravel.
GENERAL ILL HEALTH,
And all Diseases Of
BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS,
AND BLADDER.
IL thoroughly Graduates every kind Of humor
And bad faint and restores she entire system 20 o
ducing the slightest INJURY.
~ Used asd endorsed ~ tks Lsediss Pay,i-
siaxs svgyriers a kHoirs.
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We knew DR.. Lswrenoes Rosadalis to be safe
f 20 the sao s ana sS
A. y MOORE, NJ D.,
~: s ElssfE 4 p ND.
F nNaiS N g.
6dKTNS; Y. O.,
80. " Vt J. b shnSrs, s 4.
hereby certify tina, lie en- personally soauainted
ssnslsmen Of respectaoiiity and STANDING in THE
,n,. Mayor Of wiisOn, n o.
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
PoRIsNouTH, Va, February q. lses
9SaR sin This i 20 certify that I have been
years, many times unable 70 move. i tiled al
sEos:a.,i.S sissly ssossn q j g.ecsrsd bottle.
Ssppg 70 cay that an eo@pieteiy veil l a~
not only consider the Rosadshs !" a sovereign
preventive. and cheerfully recommend Il 70 tho
Afflicted Yours, very truly, ,.xxs wx,,
PREPARED ONLY By
J. j. LAWRENCE, M. D., Chemist,
BALTIMORE. MD,
Late Of Wilson, y. CD
PRICE $50 PER BOTTLE
e. ~ Sold " Wholesale by all the princ1psf who,e-
sale prurgists IN all the large cfiss il the Urst~
States and British America and rvtxiled by Drus-
91sts everywhere f-t
An letters Of inquiry, &C., prsuptly snsssred
Address -ffs- .
DR. J. LAwKExos = Co.
SOLE fhorhlrroEsf .Axp nAsurAcru
, - sls BALTIMORE STREET,
1 ssr BALsINsRx, MD. "a Il ~
For sals b O. CALyEEr FoBp. Druggist, No.
: ee Penn. evs.. vashingscn. ID. q. 80 z-ceo1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

The New Board of Fire Commissioners.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners, elected on
Tuesday night. will give general Subtraction,
we think. Confidence will be felt in their dis
POSITION and ability 10 see that good msn are
employed on the force; and tina. any deficien.
eies IN the workings Of the department, are
promptly rectiied.
Mr.. John W. Thompson VIII be recollected
As one OF the most active and efficieat members
of the old Board Of Commiss toner's. by whom
the steam paid department was organized and
put into service. Mr.. Thompson is native OF
TINS city, and for many years was an active
volunteer fireman. He belongs TO the SIKH
ard, but is well known throu ghout the city,
Mr.. George w. 0oodall is the well known
plumb Der OF this city, siding in the Seventh
Ward, and Is universally esteemed - y bust
ness man and as a citizen
Mr.. John H. johnson halls from the Fourth
ward, and Tor many years was justice of the
p ace, holding his conrt on louisiana avenue,
near 1th street. He is now a practicIng law.
yer, and gentlemen Of some me ms. He is an
active, public-spirit CITIZEN, well acquainted
with the people and properly holders, and he
will do his best to protect their interests.
Mr.. VIM. II. Gorbut is the popular proprie-
tor Of Trades Union Hail." and Is we'll
Known, especially am ng the young men OF the
District. He has resided here for several years,
and is book-binder by trade. He was IN
IorLier years an energetic member Of the
Northern Liberties Fire Company, and Is still
member Of the association OF that name, Conn.,
pos"d of ex- fireman. He is thus familiar with
the duties and requirements Of the position of
Commissioner.