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EFNkEKABLE BREAC n or PROMISE Car
la the Morris County C.rCuit COuri The case If
Eliza GaTthwat agt. Richard Ho..eu was
broughi up. 1hIs action was brought tor the
recovery OF ~2.'JI damages Tor breach Of prom
Use Of marriage. The planuf Is a widow. aud
resides in New York city, and n. az sue alIege-,
- years cid. i he defendant lives az Flanders
Morris County, a. a wac ower. ard las arrived
AT The age of -. Tho plaIHflti alleges that de-
tencant promised 10 marry her tour years ago.
and since that time be- has broken hi- engage
ment and married another. The defendant
Genres THAT here was aay engagement on ms
part, and. AZ there was any enya a-.rper, no
alter wards learned that she Vss a very y,al~iog-
ale woman ,ard ihat she aud her former Lu~hand
hNtd very unhappily together and thought ne
best thing fOT him 10 do under those rirrtlrn-
stances was 10 retract ms pro Mise The la-y
cane auto court on Friday. rrud-rIr < n ". DICT
OF SZtt0 tor plainih Mr.. Nint1n attorney.
ana Mr. fltney counsel for plalure. au NJ
Neighbour attorney, aud MT. Naaatta counsel
for defendant
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JACK THE GIANT kTLLEE RvD-yIr-r-
OGaldwIn. the IriSh Grant. who Is consider
aele OF bully aud e. .irsly fraui. fancIed hrs
dignity infrncsd UrOn- recently. aud fhrf-ffr-
III the Ihiringer With q Mash On his by
uC~e,' 70 quote the phraseolucy II this me old
IRISH gentleman. The young krIcksrb Do ,a~
nus ihr -iier-d wtth tue tiiar-'s wrath didn't
seem 20 mind a. much, bur on tue contrary
larded heavily on O'Btldwin's head WITH Z
short cane and lavelled hiIn. One or p-Gald-
Wan henehrnen attempted 20 protac- hi, fallen
CHEF, aud wa also sent 10 gras~. or 10 raa cob
hlestcn's 81 Houston street T. o. SAID tbst
O'Baiowin II IA her OF the Moan Clay,3la o.
der, ard on -.tE" kInchiu lay bat thIs time 10
use al oppressive phrase, he pic xed up a
naIl. '-N,tT8 4 ne TIM
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TEIFGRANS. kc.

Ahe case Of Leonard q. kluyck sgaius, Chss.
IL. harding aud seventy-fiNe other dry goods
mef, b9n'S ~ New y rTk. - Cr trlal iU E.a A
- ID. lEr Tlainuf claims - .rtl darun-r- f1r.
is ..s an - nment, "a having been arrested
leS on cha g. OF zrirarv 20 dsfrsuh. IN
iuIt haslEf one hundred Thousand dstiAr>
No.'' of gosds GA ne sit and sslltne them again
:. ah sud elsewhere. and abSc5ndihs.
"a y hiea ne Was acquitted.
Operatives in he wooden Yp,lt- n, Y,,t,,,,
lul- >'fnlS Yesterday raorutnr SCANS ~. re
SuNtlnA >; wage OF D cents pr pt.ce Wnirh
adNance was made a few we.ks since dUrtnf
TIE temporary sdNaI - "a the prt-a Of r,,aS
About -" bands guu work. There Is n -l,ros-
peCI ~ a seitleIneuL
The ailsy Agricultural Pair co-,-,ar,s. =,
Staunton, Virginia. yesterday. Tae -rn,hr,,,,
persons were present. General IL , r.,
Commodore NJ. ,. Maury. aud exc. : S-no,
tor CaperJoa are lu3ges = tie ladies t.cqurt
match
a man r-rred NcPterzaD assaulted b.sck
ran named whl-P ia Boston, MAJ. on Satur-
CAV evening, when The latter hC. NrPha-.sa
iufICtirE = tGjal wound. White surrsEisrra
himself, claiming 10 have acted m seit-de'sucr
The Chesapeake and OHIO rSilrosd m Jrigas-
bend was stlmpra IA IL. hmoUd N,-s-eIday.
With ULltcd State stamps o. the stacant VI
Si'.tts', the laT. u Stamping done ma Ale South
The bCud Il lor -luulJ.,uu.
The Republican mem narS OF the lower HOUSE
Of the Oregon Legislature have all resigned.
81. tE'u r.-a -f.;flaus have been a, copied nv
he Governor, having tae House without =
quorum.
The inauguration 90 nr. NrC7sh, as the p-in-
opal - lrIceton Gailpge. took place veSfrr-
day n The prcSau - Of ST immense r.rr-,r-S,
% The alumui and friends Of the clilp--
hattie between the regular troops and thu
insurgents, On Contra Nai-l rr river. al tsubu
is reported. TIE insurgents y ere dnf.atrI. bat
carried away ,heir killed aud y JLlL-L
TIE H.a's Journal. a Republican dAAv l,an.r
heretofore published an AleXaad lg. has llm-
E-rnoed publication Al Richmond, Va.
Another sharp shock OF earthquake was cit
AT San b TaGCIsCo Yesterday. OoCa-ionlUC lr-at
excitement, but doing 10 damage.
The report that a compromise bstwasn The
express robbers and theeNprrss companies has
beer effected y denied.
Peekskill hiss been SELECTED - tha -Ciu. Tor
the Hudson river suspension brItg e.
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50 A novel race took place ~ Fort WAYNE
Indiana Hast week. between a r-nntn- horse
lea Bay, AID TIE fcOt-ra,Pr Adams. tie horse
10 ruu Tour Euudrec aud forty wards a ne
mans fwc hundred and twenty. 10 start a. he
dropping Of a hat. Ats-n- won easily. beating
the hurse about sixty yards.
81 The Mayor Of 81. Louis assisted AZ the
Paschall House drawing and ImusdiateIy
thereafter issued 2 message against IJftery
schemes.
e lodcer III a Portland hotel. few even
lngs since came down stairs and told the clerk
me gas llght would not burn, and he thougAt Gt
wanted new wick.
81 Some wicSed wags stole barber pole
IA Hartford aud placed Il before tie yestry of
the Baptist Church.
EFfnH y Phillips, now in England. SAWS
he Singing IN the churches Is universally con-
gTe@auoEa!. without any interiudes OF ilstru
menlai playing between the verses
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SALMON BEEEDING-A le,tar f.orn NJ Ity-
lngston Stowe. dated Niramichi. y b.. stata,
hist ia salmon WORKS there are well under
y ay. and that the average take" OF oKa H.
about itiy thousand a day. The hstghing
house has fifty hatching trouChs. .ach one
hundred feet m length, and can easily receive
one OF two mil ON eggs. The parent salmon
weigh from ten 10 thirty pounds. Twenty
thousand eggs rs the largest amount "a kas from
a single h-h. though some are expected TO weld
more r. con Siderable number Of the eggs have
been sold 10 the New Hampshire aud Nassa-
cGUsetts Comm IssiCn,Es TOr New Euglaut
rivers.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&Hss -
WASHINGTON, 1868.
MORT dsP' .h Sstsss YsHFpSsI IsS A FEE
are now run as follows, viz
FOB BALTIMORE
Ley Leaye daily, except sunday; ST. A. M, and
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
-, Lesve daily, except Sunday at s.. III. and 1870
leave at I A. IL. and 90 ?, ii. No train to
or from hhtapoiis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave az A. N, and . 30 aud $50 ?. M.
FOR war STATIONS.
Leave at A. NJ, and ago and $40 r. NJ.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
A, NJ, 4.2o. $50, and p, NJ o.
on on sags,sas ct Mo- and
pecting 81 Relay station with trains from Bslti-
90 seEes 70 s be h. at the
.Nsslinstoa Station Ticket Otice at AL hours OF
Penns9ivanfas ' avsnu tn0 Psssenesrs pafeha.inS
tickets At thc avenue Office can there Arrange TO
residence, tsken to the depot, aud Put in the bag
70, gSv York. Ihilsdelph:a, eqd Boston, see
IL WIhSqS, Ma:leF, Of T, Trap:p 2Ttstion.
GELS cEcs kc0NTZ Generai AGENT
TEHE0y0R LINZ BETW ZEN WASHINGTON
J. PhiLA Al rthP4iA, AND -1
NV I'm ET| - s-s,s
" isHSGIoS 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
hOBk are now run fol- 3w7, viz
FOB NEW YORK. ,~i:tog dance Of cr-,
Rave dsily except Sunday AZ = A. NJ, and
1880 and p. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except tUudayD at a. Nj. aai
1880 and $40 p. N.
on SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 9 r. NJ, and Philadel
phIG at 5:iU A. NJ.
Sleeping cars for New York T. NJ. train
daily.
Through tickets to PhllaIeIphi New York or
Boston can be SO at the Station once at all hours
IL the DAY. Also, A. tue tiompanys ONCE, No
400 Penn al wanna avenue. Passenger purcha sinR
tickefe at the Avenue Office can there arrange TO
have their baggage called for aud checked ut their
residence, taken to the depot, and putin the bag
gage car,
See altimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
fer schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
uapolis and the West
J. l.. WILSON. Master o Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent
se u GEO. s. kOONTZ, Agent Washington.
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PROPOsALs FOR FgEsa BEEF.
Ogfce Csi.f Corr7is,arg Of Sl,r si,..Hrs,
Fg.t MJfygry n Sr~I-s

4
FL. Mttvqry D.Sf~ir',
htrbD1o11. IA, October %. 1858. \
sealed r7pOsdls, ia duplicate. vii he received
at the gG,ce of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel K B
knox LicutensIt 2lst Infantry. A. G.. ), Peters
burs, Va, on THURSDAY. October -, IoO3. II II
@ CLOCK m for all the FRESU BEEF II CURED AT
Petersburg, Va for six months from November /,
l,5s OF such less time as the COmmis5sry General
OF Subsistence my direct. The beef to b. deliy-
cred there Oh the order of the Acting Comnissary
% subsist nee at that place. Of 9OO1 ana market
able quality "a equal proportions Of fore ana hi al
quarters, necks. shsnkz, aud kidney tallO to be
excluded The Eecks Of the cattle stau ght-red to
he cut OF at toe fourth veEttbral JOiut, and the
treast trimmed down. The shankS of forel1a~-
teT- 20 be cut rom three - four ncaes above the
knee Joint, AID OF headquarters from six 20 eight
INC res above the gsnlbreI or hook Joint.
BloCers are requested 70 be present 70 respond to
their lids and be prep .red TO give bonds fer the
fUlhllmeDt Of their contract
PrOpCssls must be endorsed distin city. ''FropO-
sails Tor Fresh Beef. AZ Petersburg. Va - The az
good cause
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c, &c, as
heretofore.
BY command of Breyet Major General Stone.
W. 4 ELDEpkTS
Byt: MAJ and Chief Com. OF su5sis ne, First
NllltfJ ,bi.'Ilct. Cfice. No. 2IJ Cary street,
Bichrn.i1d, Va. &C % Il
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4 ssIsTANT QUART EKMAsrEKs OFFICE

WASHIN6ToN, ID. c., October y. 1883
Sealed Pro posais we'll DE received st this Off Ce
tiH Il d. CT the 9Th prnNimO, for the delivery AT
their Depot OF the following articles viz
horse Brushes. Horse Collars, Curry Combs
stable ana Hay kOTss, Stable AKA COru BroOms
Scrub, Point ard NhItewash B-Gshss, HinRts
Closet and Door Lock- Screws, Cut and II y
NAILS, Coal, Sperm, keatsfoot and Lin.eed Oils
Turpen tine, White Leaf. Chrome. G. rec and Vel
low Lamp Black japan Dryer, II 4rness ana Briiie
the Depot. " VIZ U'' u
Full particulars a. TO quantity required. and any
DINER informal ION, may he hal from printed lists
OF stores tC &c pTOCU red ~ the Ccs the nutar-
signed PrC20sais iTCm deaeTs IN the different
aItlcIes led are invited Tbs articles must be
OF the BEST qua. " ubIsct to oectisn and must
be delivered within six days Of the acceptance of
the proposal.
Proposals e BE made in duplicate and addressed
TO the undersigned
BY order Of the CuaTtermaster General U. A
4. p BLUNT.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
ARGE SALE OF BLANKETS.

| ARGE SALE OF BLANKETS.
DFPoT QUARrERNasTER'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., october 70, 1855.
viii VIII ee sold at Putlic aSetio., at clothing
Of Captain d. G. Thomas. N X. aq aantity Of
Clothing, amp and Garrison Equipage, mint for
42,uO0 Gray Blankets, new.
200 Grtat Coats, foot.
3.101 Artillery Uniform Coats.
200 Great Coats, mounted.
600 sack Coats.
Forage Caps, Tents, Bed sacks, Axes, Mess
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Cash deposit will be required, rs heretofore,
upon day Of sale.
BY order Of the Quartermsster General
Deputy u. III General,
&C 26-l0t Brevet Brig Gen. L. s. Army.
A UCfION SALE OF BOsPITAL BEDDING
"A ANDCLOTHING.
ASSISTANT NJ EDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE. !
WASHINGTON. ID. O., October "a 1868
viii be sold public auction, in THIS city at The
.th sps ssh streets. on WE6NksSHY tss ssn
articles OF Hospital Beddi ng and Ciotni no lon
ger required for the Of the edicsi Department
OF the army % e.. SH Gray e,a,ke,..
1000 Bed Sacks;
3.Oo Pillow Ticks;
e 90 psirs WOODEN Socks;
5000 Gowns;
1860 Slippers:
The above articles will be sold iu lots to suit both
large and small purchasers
Five (sD days will be allowed to parties purchas.
ing to remove their property.
If goods are not all sold or the day advertised
Tie '''' VII" De ' GHkS. SUTHERLAND.
Asst Med. Purveyor, Bvt. Col, u. 3. A.
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The following, among many hundreds of our best
citizens, testify to its wonderful efficacy:
CEETIFICATESFROM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, MI. March 4, I36s
iteheve DR.. La~rences 'R0SADALISH TO be
tE6 EE~s dLTERATIyE IN EsE, and Therefore fuIIx
amend 70 Is such.
THOMAS J. BOYkIN, ND.
RUSADALIS WILL CURE TIE WORST
CASES OF sJROFULA.
RAAD THE STATEMENTS BELOW AND

WILSON CeUNTY, September u 1871
Dr. y. J. L1trrtHes.
DEAR SIR, NJ youngest daughter aged five years
has been ureedfuily afflicted with ScrofuIa nearly
All her NE Il tried d great many Physicians but
without re1ey wing her mach; in fact. most of them
said there was no hope OF CJre. During the Last
sprlng she wa worse than ever. her body and
limbs being covered with sores and blotc hes-wIth
iAce and eyes badly liberated and swollen Whilst
IN this cobdIticn, i las ad vised By Dr. L. A stith
% try your ROssdalis. / at once procured three
oottles- and commenced giving 1t 10 her TRs sFsct
1oS DsEtca!- N less tRaH a yToRft to ny great
astCnlsAEseut, sac rdS tatfTsiy trsTf am. sir
Yours, With much respec- aud gratitude.
W. ". BURNETT.
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The ROSADsIJS

not secret medicine. The articles from which
Is made art Published around each bottle and "A
sUsed and recommends! b. the Medical Faculty,
= hereyer u has been Introduced, a. a POSITIVE
SD BELlAkLE Medicine for Diseases Of the
BLOOD. LlVER and kIbHEYS.
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CHRONIC LIYEE COMPLAINT crRrn

This is 20 certify that 4 was cure. OF Chronic
Liver Complaint By D.. Lawrerce's Ko,adaIis
after having been confined to my bei and non az
Ter long TINE, and trying various % with
oct teLent.
know Of several Others In this county Gu red
through the Csc Of ROsadalis and IL can be fou nd
IN nearly every house ia my ueighborhood AID
they al praise Il 81 . 81 sat medicine
THOMAS THORN
GREENE COUNTY August "a l5s1
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BALTIMORE, February l., 1863.

". j. j. LGVyerts.
DEAR SIR: l take pleasure in recommending
your kOSADALI5 as . very powerful alternative.
have II used Ia two cases with happy results
one g case eff secondary syphils, IN which the
patient pronounced himself cured after having
taken i've bottles Of your medicine. The other q
of scrofuls, Of long standing which Is rapidly
I'm proving under it, use, and the indications are
that the patient will coon recoyr. have careful
~ examined the formula by which your ROsadalis
Is made, and md u an xcellent compound Of al
terAtive gradients.
Yours truly, Z. w. CARR, III. ID,
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ROsADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES
WrLsOS,N. o., Sent Is I21

BEANS In 1877 M son, now aged = We years
vas vaCClCsted with what proved 10 be Impure
matter, which completely destroyed his health
de has been afflicted With an inyetera.e aud ey-
tremely troublesome T.. Vpt on Of The SLsA, some
zines breaking oct IN res. &c. ROs.4slis was
prescribed BY my family physician, DR. A U
Moore After taking IL few weeks. NY SON be-
came soe remains sn!irs!g lrsI!. Yours truly.
J. z. LANIEL.
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TRUSTEE SALE oE LOT ON THgIsLAND.
ON X rTHEhf SOUrH, BETWEEN 30 AND
az ~ hkGIS WEsT.
90. By virtue ot decree passed y the Supreme
S,f<SOUrt al the District o. Columbia. in Equity
-s--cause No. l-23D, wherein Mary II Murray Il
al. are comp lainants and Samuel n M-~rAy Il a. .
are defeDaaots, L viii sell "a public auction in
front CT the premises on TUESDAY. the 81 dsv II
November, L. ID 1855. at clock D. m. LIT mum.
her twenty. t.U,) IA SIUare number i've hundred
AID forty three s43, IN this city This lot fonts
70 feet On y street. and is lUs feet deep.
Terms Of sale One third cash. sna the balance
at eN anf twelve months. for which tie 7. ties II
the purchaser teating interest from the day OF
sale, Viii be taken. ana lien retained N the prem-
lses sod. Al COW yHl-llg and revenue starlns
81 lie txGerzr 81 lie TurChas r. A de p0sit .. a.
viii be required AT the time ot sale
NM. 3. MATTISGLY, Trrstee
&C 4-lW 0bEEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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TOMORROW

RN M. u WALL GO. Auct,an..r.
- Original HOrse I'D Carriage Rsvasr
g Louisiana avenue Dets cen 9.h snd Id STREETS
RiAGES. g.
~ on THURSDAY MORNING, October 81
~ COR 8it 'CI~E ~ 10 o'Ci.gk viii sell ~
~ our BSEsar, a large stosk Of Horse. Gar
Ti-ees, Eus Eivs. SC including about
Thirty HORSkS AND MILES
Two rev splendid FANNY Carriages, BaiIt t.
Greer
HaruJ 3. Saddles, &c, 1T TIivAta ,alc
WALL UO. krcts.
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF A NALuABJE
IkASk OF LAND Is rRlNCk GkoRGE
On NEDNksbAY AFTERNOON, October 18th.
at three O'Clock, on the premises, We will sell .hst
Ns'rat!e tract of land known and desiS ztei -
ComJrrors Defeated. containing one hundred acres
OF Land and Btar tie National Race Course, ami
sE5 "a the road lesding to Good Hope; abSut one
ha,i 81 the land l. in meadow and in 30 ld state Of
serted 20 procure desirable tra,: Of land it being
very pear the city.
Terms of the sale are one half cash. aat the bsl-
snoe IN one, two, and three yesrs. tie deferred
bpn ents TO he secured by . deed Of trust on the
tf'nl,es NO hundred dollars Will be -! aired
- - On sr tbe property as struck IN L he tsrTs
1 sa,t are nSt compiled with within ten days D.
NJ he ,sn,d Vt the riss q the dsfsultius pa
scp tintA vs.. NALL a co. hr-.s
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CHTLD NURDER.-A lew DAYS nra Las.
Cooks. = sOn OF William GocAs. OF Glen Cove.
WaS bea'ep 20 severely by Mathew Higgins.
sixteen eaTs OF age, tear h.. liN ar only an hour
itiSEir~ has Dad hard name Tor "A long tIm.
4 ccroner's jury rendered a verdict ayainst
nm
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW EMPRESS LINE.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
III
This Company will hereafter run two Steamers
q week,
Lea me New York every " ednee'ay 1t I'm,
And every Saturday at I2 IN
Leaving 6eOT setowu every NOpcay at IN m
And every TEurrday at ~ IA
FleiEht received At sill times aCd forwarded at
lowest rates,
JOHN Y DAV;USpT. Agent
hS water street. Gsyrye'own
II. ELHBipGg & CO, Agents
fieNa Hdria.
JAMES HAND. Agent,
hI 1l9 Wall Street, New York
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nFFINE on THE MASMINGrnN hkArIN
PROPOSALS FOB MINED VEGETABLES.

Office. Depot SsdTy Of SH5S;Stepc,
Washington, u. e . October "a, 1873.
sealed Proposals, IN duplicate, will be received
days al "a Nj Of each week for selling about 3s cor
POUNDS American Defeated Mixed Vegetables ana
about az Da pounds French.
They will state the kint. asantity. AMI amourt
offered Tor csch they desire 10 purchase.
&c 70 3taW2w q BELL q. ; q. s. A.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AMI
~ LYING IN HOSPITAL.


Patients desiring to avail themselves OF the Al
vantage OF this Institution obtain private
rooms ~ applying to the u Atron. These looms
are furnished with all the comforts CT home. Tie
prices TangefrC So TO So per week. dope ndins
upon the room selected tEi in cludes Soara Nurs.
lag, Medicine, Medical and Surgic4l attendance.
SIleFs Tor admission t. the COVE 1ENT or
EREE BEDS in this Hospital car be obtained ~
tne honorable Seer, .ary OF the interior, sareeon
SeheLal United states Army. aui Or. HorSitz
Ihief OF the Eureau Of Medicine and Surgery
United States Navy H-'h
Application for orders OF the honorst Sscrst,rr
OF the Interior 70 be made At the otfce Of DR. J. II
tHompSon, Ia ! street. betwe 20lh And Il = sts
a Medical and Surgical Clinic il held at the po,.
pital every Saturday, at p. n, by Professor J. q
IhOmpson, for outdoor patients, who ere for
Gished medical attendance free of charge.
MEDICAL STAFF:
J. II. THOMPSON, NJ. d., Surgeon Ia -Chisf
r. 4. ASHFORD. N D., Assistant Surgeon
CONSULTING BOARD:
A. b. Barnes, M. u, p. HorwitZ, NJ. d..
Noble Young. III. r., q. IL. Nichols, II. D.,
\. y. Z. Gsrue.t, ia. T., W. p. Johnston, 81 u,
Thomas Miller, n. ID. Grafton Tyler, NJ. d,
Rliey, n. D., y. Howard, nj. u.
APPLY
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VALUABLE LIBRARY At AUCTION
On MONDAY and FOLLOWING EVENING,
November 2, 1853. commencing at o'clock p. m
shall SELL BY catalogue u very large collection
of Books. In all the 6susrtments of literature
many of them rare and scarce. Terms cash
oCG 1tf COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.
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IsA POTENT REMEDY NAL
CHRONIC DISEASES

IRON G. ". BLcUST, EsQ.- ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation OF
che Ear aud Partial Deafness of ten year. sand
'ss, tJ Bosadsits. SR0. W, BLOUST.
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N RICE - CENTS.
skAr SEALED BY POST.
MANHOOD

ore HEHsrsd CHf FiJty fourth EdiuOn Of this
new me iical pamphlet, revised aud Just published
BY the author, Or. Curtis This valuable work
treats on the cause snd cure Of premature decline
and secret diseases Of youth and manhood IL
gives clear synopsis of the impediments to mar
riage, and the remedies therefor.
ADDRFSs THE AUTHOR, No. -. rogrH
CHAhLES STREET, BALTIMORE Mp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

Erf-ac,s from Rs-'s,rs Of fLis Wovl roof-rss,,nx
from fhs year 1850
,o MANHcGp By Dr.; crET-s.,ln this age Of pre-
stantly usurped by the false aud fraudulent N 10
dl1cnt TO afford the sufferer from nervous debIIi-
": The nnerrfbg means of judgment where TO seek
relief The authors of this work have Oh yisted
the aiiiculiy. Their experience aud reputation ia
tent's guarsntv. and well deserve for a. Ss6sr
ats immense ciIculation.-Era.
CURTIS OK MANHOOD should be in the hama. nj
yenth and Old age liz 10 "a medical publication
aoly written. ana doyelOpes the treatment of a
class OF painful maladies, which have to long
been been Tie pr.y 81 the iliitsrate and designing :
CURTIs OF MANHOOD 1T deveIopes the fearful
snosls on which lar ge proportion Of human hap
piness 10 wrecked, ava furnishes Q chart b. which
acountry would il be lid las Youth put into prae.
tee TIE philsnthropic aud scientific msNims here
then lie banisheo from OUT land aud tn rae 81
the enervste be succeeded BY renewal OF the
hardy vigorous spirits OF the olden time.-CsrOss-
ote.
CURris on MANBcsp.-This is really valuable
work; for pointing out the diseases resulting from
Insane asylum, no lees than in the shattered con-
stitutiOn or those indulgihg: IL will do mach to
he Young has 50 mues influence on tn present. g
on she future vel being Of many Herald.
DR.. CUKrI.'s work, entitled Manhood, is one OF
the few books nov before the public on such .
ing strictly professional at the same time that IL 10
fully fnteliig1ble 20 all who read ft. The moral
and medical preceps given IN il render IL inval-
ble-Iiasnef.
CURTIs on HAyHooD.-This 10 truly valuable
WORK, aEd should lie in the hands Of yoong snS
combined with bis twenty years, sxDerienos =:
medical referee 10 the treatment Of nervous dsSii-
ity. &c. fully scoosnts for the immense croulstioa
which this popular and abiy written medical treat.
ice b Is obtained.-SsaaGy T1SS.
DE. CURTIS may be consulted upon all cs.r. ~
SEMINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, ePKR-
MATOBRHEA.a and all other diseases srisins f,o,
abuses Of the natural functions q has r.,i6.poe.
No. s. EoRTH CHARLES STREET, BALrI-
MORE, where all communication should be e.
dressed.
occe hcurs-le to 4, nd st0spn. eeSSa