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luxury except whrn rro8n the nature or the article
small duty viii Iield the most revenue We levy
an average outy Of about peg tent on nitE
try. And we levy revenue duties on few articles
OF general consumption, such as sugar. tea ana
cofee By these general rates VIC raise one hundred
and seve sy-six millions OF gold revenue and win
ne OK, agSion OF sugar, tea and coee tue great BODY
ca tto taxes iai. upon the Injuries OF tae r en-
deD ACrsbc party to devise system OF taxation that
WV yield so much revenue and fall so lightly aud
Ca q snG will be made and the republican party viii
II this matter be guided by tile light OF experience.
TAXATION OF BONDS.
she last objection made by Mr. Pendleton Is that
we discriminate in our taxation in favor OF capital
aud against labor. lie gives no specifications and
We are left 10 ar0pe FOR them. We levy the income
tax upon CAPITAL. We levy no tax upon labor. Per
haps mr. Perdleton refers to his old charge tina, we
do not tax United States bonds Well, two years
ago he agreed TO make this all right. He agreed
that If tue reople would elect democratic Leglsa-
ture that United states bonds should be taxed. Why
has il not been done Why the puerile abortive
attempt 10 Go so put on until the last Gays OF the
Democratic friends to comply with their pleages2
We are told THAT he resisted the tax put upon his
National Bank stock, but this tax was imposed py
republican Legislature and was enforced. We had
his promise TO tax United States bonds, but he
knew when he made 1t thar under the constitution
he could not do what lie promised, and he made no
atten pt 10 DO IT,. No state can tax a government
security. This Is an axiom or constitutional law,
ana not a party dogma or question. The United
states Iay the income OF the un!ted states bond
proceeds Ike other incomes, ana 1t leyle5 no otDer
tax on any form Of bonds.
PUBLIC pEBr
II Ia hardly creditablo 10 Mr.. Pendleton tina, by
nnuendo he disputes the accuracy or tle statement
OF the public debt, published monthly under the
highest official obligation bat If any other evidence
is required, we have The conceded fact that no new
bonds have been can be issued, and that we have
now Ill the Treasury, theiDroperty of the United
states, old bonds purchased since the 4th or March,
TO the amount Of SD 900, 000 and that the actual
debt now compared with the debt on the 4th OF
March, 1853. shows reduction OF $40, 800 1853 SIS.
This unqaestonable fact ought not to he denied by
VIZ. Pendeton merely for partisan capltal.
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gwcisiii Ward Ans,.Tammauy Meeting.
meeting OF the Twelfth ward democrats was held
last evening at a new wigwam corner OF Third ave-
nue. and listh street. strong nnti-TAmmany
address was adopted, and the following Candidates
were placed Ia nominatiou:-For Police Justice.
W. H. Wiley; for Civil Justice, Michael lialiofan; ior
Assemblyman. william IT. McCarty; for Alderman,
Jacob Long; for Assistant Alderman, John shelley.
Seventeenth Ward International Democratic
Association.
This organization held meeting last evening NJ
No, sos Sixth street. There was very large attend
ance. Resolutions were adopted ratfying the
action OF the Democratic State Convention ana
endorsing the Syracuse nominations. Earnest ad-
dresses were made by F.. V. Euring, Anthony Hart
man. Chris Fleck and Others.
Resolutions were also adopted recommending the
nominations of Charles q. Cornell for state Senator
Anthony hartman for Coroner and Christopher
Fecke TOR Assemblyman OF the Tenth district.
Meeting Of German Democrats Of the Eigh.
teenth Ward.
A large meeting OF the Independent German AssO-
citation OF the Eighteenth ward was held last even
ing at No. 226 East Twenty-second street. The meet
ING declared its intention of supporting such candi
dates nominated by Tammany Han % might recon-
mend themselves by their honesty anu QgaiilcaIonS
irrespective OF nationality
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'SHIPPIN G. NE w S.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER n, 1890
CLEARED.

and Hamburg KunhaYdt & Co.
Steamship Cahsrne whiting Howes, savannah-R Low
den.
Steamship Empire, Price. Wilmington, NC-Jamcs Hand.
Steamship FrRnconia. Bragg. Portland-J Ames
Chip Cas,Ine, Wilson, Idvorpool--I.unt Bros
Ship Anglo saxon Obj, Davidson, LondonPeabody Willis
4 Co.
Ship Bengal, Burgess, nristo-Pcabody. wills 4 Co.
Ship Camilla, Humphrey. Gnsgow-J W Elwel Co.
Bark Larkspur (Br, johnson, Queenstown for orders
Boyd a Hinckeu.
BARK Hannah II (pr), Holder, Dobin-- Hency Parker
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LsEsE FIRE II nReNStYN.

Destruction Of kerosene OIL WorlSs--Lcss
$4,000.
At halEpast one O'Clock yesterday afternoon an
overcharged sim in the oil refinery OF John Mahoney,
Fifth street, Williamsburg, exploded, and in few
moments the whole ca adjustment was enyeloped In
flames ana burned with great fury until all the oil
and buildings were entirely consumed. The loss on
oil. machinery and buildings Will reach $40 900. No
Insurance. Ihis IL the second time that Mr..
Mahoneys Cenncry has been consumed.
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P0LIrlchL INEELLIGENCE.
TIE cAursiaY m rgSssY yAy,a.

Hua, Simon Cameron on tlic S,,uat,cu--feu-
Cf.i sirant and His Fspr snce Policy.
at large meeting OF repus ,lcans In lam! sburg,
Ola ,ne 25ih instant, Geners cameron WAS called
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Brewery 24O West Eighteenth street,
'f SMITHS Ssv Ssw '8 TokR Pos sissse'
IIXTRA TELEGRAM CARTOON ISSUE.
4 SPECIAL PICTORIAL LAMPooN ON THE EvENTs>
OF THE DAY.
LOOK OUT FOR WEDNESDAYS PAPER.
THE GREAT Destiny or THE NATION FORE.
sHADowED.
A MATRIMONIAL VIEW OF CANADIAN POLITICS.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT.
~ THE
cIlIP GiaL
or
TIE DRY DOCK
WILL SHORTLY
ApPEAK IN
THE FIREsIDE COMPANION
A BsoIUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
~ States without publicity Lcsa everywher eo De ,s
i. !. KING, Counsellor at Law, $50 Broadway.
4 BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
cause no pbey no charge unt divorce oShined
CUES N. HOUSE, Attorney, IS Nassau street.
A LEGAL DIVORCE AND EVIDENCE OBTAINED
=
LII PRIZES IN LEGAL srAT. AND ROYAL HAY.
TON. rear basement rooms 10 Wall street, New York.
GEE THE TELEGRAM TO-DAY.
TAE WALL STREET WAR IN RHYME AND
REASON.
TUE BATTLE OF THE BULLS DELISEATED.
TIE GOLD GAMBLERS SETTLED IN SHORT
METRE.
InEoPLAsrC TEETH INSERTED OVER TIE OLD
any WHEN, s pa o o s%: pas pi
hlng and building mp TO orelal shape and color wi,no
EoND' Dentist to the WcGahs Hospital, 50 East Nineteenth
street, near Broadway
ffORNs, BuNIOEs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
y pseaHes Of ths Fcei cured W Or. zAoIiARrE, 70a
broadway.
DR. E. d: FooTE, AUTHOR or "MEDIcAL. COMMON
- sense be consulted in person or by letter at hia
once once oS S hi from I NJ se
IA surpassed ~ anyyes produced. Cod Liver Oh with
hppopA0'pA'' Of linz ffS1 sSSs is Broadway
u detention from bl;insss {ST srcturs Pisias fI:
'n' '' HENRY A. Daniels, M. d. IA Lexington avenue
SPANISH DOCUMENTS poe AMP MEXICAN CLAIMS Pre-:
q pesa roy every stn anS rSsspo Igcn
FEDERICO KING. spanish Lawyer ass Broadway.
BANKRUPTCY LAW: .......
1HH e. Dl s1s f bs
Eastern b a. ~ 81 H.
meeting Of t.s creditors Of above 6nnkrups estate wv .
s once ~ q jane: a T;si
b s q s s s su No. SSv We
Of u he SqsSdt 10 Si.:
ss@ Sa hsa1as position; !S
cause aeaip discharge Tho court aforossd Il 10 ocos
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wari. ana G. Unterholzner, Twelfth ward, secre-
tarlcg !.
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TUE BATTLE OF THE BULLS DELINEATED.
TIE GOLD GAMBLERS SETTLED IN SHORT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-29

HE WORKING PEoPLE.-The New York
Shte Working Mems Assembly il now sitting
IN Albany. bavirg commenced its gess siors on
Japurry o6fN. The Pre- dent deliy ere an ad !.
dress siyIcg an account Of the condition of the
working men during the past year. In the
winter Of 1so7-S, there being great scarcity OF
WORK, twenty thouscrd mechanics in New
York ciy being idle, the employers, it was
s'atod, reduced wages from ten to twenty five
per cent. At the opening of the spring in 1863
the I? es We've aised 70 their fcrm"r standard
and from that time trade has boen active, with
the prospect of its continuance. The proper
copsir ion of ne eight hour law OF Congress
wrs s'attd TO remain N doubt Notwithstanding
the opinion OF Attorney General Evarts. The
eight hour law of the Site of New York, 1t
was announced, was pot generally euforced
The Assembly was recommended TO take into
consideration the subject of the egh. hour law
the apprentice system, the convict labor aud
con'ract system, the conspiracy laws, the en-
ployment of children in factories, nd the hold =
ing of l'rae quantities Of the public lands by
sppcnlafOrs
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THE ARKANSAS rRAGEs.-(ioyernor
Clay ton, OF A Arkanf3s. says, with Iegsrd to the
affairs Of the 81 ate militia, that when they had
committed outrages the perpetrators Were, as
far as practicable, summarily deslt with. The
militia acted as well as any other force. MANY
of the outrages were committed by marauders
following in their wake, and representing
themselves as militia officers. He instructed
the citizens to hunt down all pretended militia
With regard 10 commIssary trains being organ
lZ1d, he stated that he had ordered the officers
TO live of the country. and give vouchers
where the claimant established his loyalty
he was determined TO cure the evil tor ali time
TO como, and make the work short. sharp, and
decisive. Several counties are still under mar
tial law.
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IBy Bankers ana BROKERS, rs,su.nn

Lewis johnson 4 DO. quote stocks and ponds
10 home and foreign markets az foIloWs:
Nsw YORK Jan. 29.-First Board-U es,
ieSi' coupon, 112k; 620's, le02. coupons II3
ee4, coupon, lOsk; 1855 coupons, IIOs; Is6s.
coupon, new, lCSH; 62O's, 1S61, coupon, IOS ,:
io.sO. coupons, lve y; Pacif1c Mail, I2i y Ohio
Mail. I ornncates nons S; SsS; MariPosa none Atlanti
W.: Telegraph asx; q icksiIver, "a <; Boston
wafer Power. l5t; n. Y. Central, 1884,; Erie.
o.: 90; prefd, 62a; Hudson. l35h; Reading,
ern, 95h; Illinois Central, i3s x: UIeyeiand and
rttsenrg, IS; Northwest, Sax; do preferred.
SIs; sI Cleveland and Toledo, 1851 Rock Island
80; fsrt Wayn I23}a; Alton 4 Terra Haute,
i2's: Toledo Il Wabash, Cos: Adams Ern
63hi Wells. Fargo 4 Go. EXP, none: Anerican
Ex.'ress. i3E; United States Exp. 5iI; Mer.
c1ants' Union. II y: Chicago & Alton Isl X: do.
nre'erred' 'Ns' 152 Market steady. Gold, EI5ls a
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TESTIMONIAL From REV. JOHN HAINEs
WASHINGTON, ID. C., January IA, IS59.
To TEE PUBLIc:
have been painfully afflicted with an uicerated
disease of my throat for about three years. which
NJ times caused me to relinqIish sll business In
deed, fer two years have been unable to perform
ny PASTORAL duties, owing to the serious condition
OF my throat was provideatially advised 70 ap-
ply to Dr. Aborn, at "a. street, By one Of his
patients, which i did about two weeks ago, and
within the brief period Of two weeks, under his
skiiIful treatment, cheerfuliy state that
consider myself permanently cured. There seemed
to be peculiar properties In Dr. Aborn's treatment
which acted like magic in my case.
BBv JOHN HAINEs.
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TESTIMONIAL FROM SON OF MRS
JOSEPH FOLLANSBEE

WAsHIy5ToN, ID o., January IA. 1853.
DR.. ABoRN-Desr Sir: In justice to you ana the
benefit of the afflicted. wish to sdd my tsetirpo "
TO the list Of those " Lom you have cured. Fout-
teen years ago i ksd the scarlet fever, and have
been deaf in my left since, until 1 was
relieved By you. placed myself under yoar care
i've days ago, and received IN improvemen mt BY the
hrst operation, and have continued to improve 90
that nov i can hear the ticking of a watch some
eight inches from my ear.
CHARLES FOLLANsBEE,
h street, between 9th and 7th
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WASHINGTON, d. G January Is, 1s59
Icheerfully certify that my wife has been for the
past two weeks under the treatment of DIR. Aborn,
24sF street, and is sratidlyregaining her hearing
having been deaf for the past six years; her gen
eral health, also, is much improved. She has bee
treated Tor deafness by some six eminent physi-
clans in Boston. and her case pronounced lcura
ble. She can now near ordinary conversati On,
which she b ad been deprived of for so long time
i would state that the treatment Of Dr. Aborp Is
not painful, nor in the least de gree unpleasant.
GEO. T. sMALLwOeD,
Business Agent Columbian College
Washington, ID. q.
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ATTBMPT TO DRFRAUD LIFR INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-Several persons have Eeen arrested
in Roche sfer. New York, charged with an al.
tempt TO defrdud a life insurance company
Ore OF them, pamed Allen had his life insured
for &5,CC0 In July last, and shortly afterward
signed the policy TO meu named Gsrlock
On Thepk- giving day Allen, was reported 20
have been drowned while fishing. Two men
n ade affidavlts that they saw HIM fall from
boat and drown. Suspicion being aroused all
The p3rics have bcep arrested, including Allen
who confessed that he was not drowned, not.
withstJnding the testimony Of his friends.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

DECEMBER q, 1858.
This 10 20 certify that have been AFFLICTED with
Chronic Catarrh and Sore Throat for twenty years
past, and have suffered aeutely therefrom for two
years. Though not very deaf, I have always heas a
indistinctiy. i have been under the tire atment Of
Doctor Aborn, Of 2As y street, for two weeks, and
eheerfully assert that Of the Chronic Catarrh
and Sore Throat is being rapidly effected and that
i hear much more distinctly than before was
treated. J.F. JONES,
Third Auditors Ofico.
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SUCCESSFUL TRrArMINr OF CArARRH

1 have been afflicted with chr onic Catarrh Sd
that could not breathe through my ne sstrils. and
Was very nervous and debilitated when placed
myself under DR.. Aborn care. some three weeks
ago. now can breathe freely through ny nos
trils, and am feeling like new being. His tss at
Bent has had a most magical effect upon my case.
A sTIARwALT. JR,
Government Printing Office.
JANUARY Il, 1859.
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Colonel Schofeld, of the War Department;
Alex. Cummip gs aud lady; J Jud ,e Fullerton, =
+. Chadwick, of Oregon; Mrs. H. Lafiin, of
N. "; Mrs. Judge Robertson: Mrs. General
ketchsm; Mrs. Il. NJ. Boyce; Miss Jane Spin
ner and Mis- Jennie Clarke, daughter and
grand daughter OF General Spinner; the Misses
Brooks, daughters OF Hon. ia nes Brook; Miss
Craig, OF Baltimore; Mss Nena Wheeler of
N. Y; Mis- Mary Barclay: Nj Mamie Fitz-
patrick, OF Washington; Miss Ferris, of Troy
N. Y, niece of Judge Ferris; Mrs John Tracy,
OF N. Y; Miss Noble, OF Herklmor, N. ":
Mrs. General Dodge; and a number of fine
look ng memtery of the press of TIE coauuy,
with the charming female compln ionship due
TO conspicuous m rit.
Mrs. p ima5tsr General Rluda'I wo~e
dark gr al satin dress, win trIiu, low corss ge,
chene'lie '-immiugs on ski't and bodice.
Miss Cameron, daug hter o; the Ssuator, wore
oak olue silk .th white tlrle' pa oversku.
and plaid silk sash.
Miss FrelDyhuysel wore lus.erles7 black
liz, u,mmed with narrow folds OF bla * 50
and pink 81 h.
Mrs. Demas Barnes. OF New York, wore a
black Lyons silk velvet, with embroitered
over skirt OF bl3 ck illu sion.
Mrs. ]. II. Hoyi, OF New York, wore a rose
colored SIX with tarleton houncrs of the sa he
sash of the same material, head dress of narrow
black velvet.
Mis-. Cresswell wore a black corded silk with
double sklri, trimmed with cherry colored silk,
and point applique lace, low csrsage and
pufied Illus ion underwaist, head dress CT
,heIfy ribbon.
Mrs. w. IL. shaw YVES attIred in lavender
more antique, with purple satin plnier, and
trimm' ngs OF point applique lace.
Mrs. s. F. Carey, Of Ohio, wore a shor. skirt
ofDwhite tsrletoD, with small tucks around the
bottom, over dress Of straw .coiorcd silk the
skirt eopCd with narrow ba nds of white tlrle-
ton; low corsage, aud Trimmings of white lace
Hair ornameated with orange blossoms
Mrs. Chadwick wore q drab silk with small
blue do, panier SKIRT, aud trimmings of blue
sils. Diamond pin and hair plain.
Miss Fisher, daughter of Judge Fisher, wore
q white illusion dress, with black lace pauier,
rose-colored silk waist, trimmcd tn black
lace, and hair dressed with pink flowers.
Mss Harrington wore white tarleton with
white silk over skirt, looped up with narrow
bands of PINK ribbon; 10 W corsage; hair curled.
At twelve O'Clock the flag separating the
supper.room from the blll-room was drawn
mp end the company soon seated at the tabl =,
which Were laden with good things, profusely
supplemented with tropical fruits, flowers &c.
The hop WIS vast success, ,soeverybody said:
and Infinite were the complims MS hes ped upon
he hlUsb'ng "Cbad" in behalf Of himself aud
partnrTs for the handsome manner in which
the affair was carried ont The festivities were
kept mp until Lite hour to the music of
WebeTs hard.
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wAsHrxG1ox,D.C., January T. lsss

DR.. ABORN-Desr Sir: have been under your
trestn ent between two and three weeks for dis.,
ease of the head. throat and chest, which causes
me TO despair OF my life; but 1 am very grateful
to be able 10 add my testimony in behalf Of your
successful treatment. began to improve within
twenty four hours after having placed myself
under your care, and have continue 20 improve
from day to day. i am quite relieved Of the dis
trees In my chest, and experienced relief in ever.
respect far beyond my anticipAtions, as / am 60
wears Of age. JOHN MOORE.
Ne. 347 n street.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

This old and we'll known emedy, which hes &C.
CURED world vide renown for the cure Of sudden
colds, coughs, etc, weak stomach, general debil-
Ivy, nursing sore mouth can kered mouth or throat
liver complaint. dyspepsia I'm gestion erAmp
or pain Ia the stomach, bowel complaint, psinters
collie, Asiatic Cholera diarrhda and 1ysentery Az
lost none OF Its good name BY repeated tr Als but
eontinses to occupy prominent position ia every
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TIE New York money market works easily
Tor borrowers oD call at six and seven per cent.
win the iarger numte- Of transactions at the
laf,sr hfuTe. ComweI ciai p per IL in dem end.
and choice grades pass re adily at seven t. nlne
per cent. The country banks are buying more
IN ely their preference being generally for four
nohihs' accekaDcCs. Government bonds are
uniI, but stedy, and prices show a decIin. on
the ~ ira - 80
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HALLS VEGETABLE SuCILIAN HAIR
RENEWRR

Renews the vitality Of the scalp.
Renews the hair 90 its original color.
Benews the nutritiye matter which nourishes
the hair.
Renews the brash. wiry hsir TO silken softness
Renews thc growth Of the hair.
kenevs the appearance OF those that are Bals
and Gray. snc is a splenoid hair dressing, No OF
or alcohol u clog up the pores. one bottle shows
Its effects.
Ii. p. HALL co, Nashua, n II Proprietors.
Fer sale by ell druggists jal3-sn
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TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE BILLIARD MAVCH BErwEE1
DION AND FOSTFR

MONTREAL, Jan. 2S.-A billiard match, be-
tween joseph Dean, OF Moatreat. and Foster
OF New YORK, for Sl,Cyo a side. 2UO points.
push. shots barred, was commenced this eve
ring in Mechsnic's Hall, Fo ter le2ding, AT
$50 the score stood: Dion 11s. Foster Il6.
s. coND DISPATCH
MONTREAL, Jan. 2a-The biIlts I'd match he
tween Doi and Foster was concluded at LIS
q. m. DiUn, 1.'rb: Fosicr, 1,1l6
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Baltimsre MarGets. Ts.d.v

BALTIMORE, Jan. 29-Cottop ouiet a nd st,aav
Mlddling plands, nominally 20. Flour nm
cnanefd ana in good demand Wheat firm
siies OF prime to choice red at S225 TO - 80
co!n ouIi; prime white, e6 TO SS;yelIow IS 10 S.
Oats firm at IS. Rye firm al sI.5D 10 q eo
Pork firm at So. Bacon active; RIB sides. n y
10 IL = clear do 1sHaisa shoulders, II ,al4 <;
mans, ~. L9rd firm at 3uR to2I
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NAVY

WASHINGTON, ID C., Jan. Is, 1853.
The skiIlfuI, successful. and scientific treatment
Of Or. AbOrn IN . Of Ear aud ThrOs. disease
elieits my grstitnde and thanks. and i warmly
commend him to my friends and the public gea
orally.
DIR. Aborn Is man Of few words, but his profss-
slonsI ability speaks fer itself
JOHN s. CUNNINGHAM,
PaymssteT United States Navy.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor !. DEF CURTIS. author Of" Manhood %
MEDICAL hsssye on Marriage T" &C. &c, begs to
NJ tify his Washington patients, that owing 20 his
extensive practice In Baltimore. he will in future
be able to devote sny the following dave 20 their
Interests, and will attend on WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY EVENINGS from TO 8 y. M.
and SUNDAYS from 10 Go 4 and TO Q .. m. at
no. 222 street. Of Millardb Hotel
Other dsys at his residence, So North Charles
street. Baltimore
SPECIALITY -Trestment aad osws of nervous de-
bity, and all diseases arising from abuses of the
system. &C a sm
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.

ALLENS 1t NG BALSAMs
lt sells everywhere and gives sstisfactisu. Read
the following extracts from letters:
L b. BOWIE, Druggist, uniontovn, Penn
wrftes, "Allen b Lung Baisam hos performed some
remarkable cures about here recommend 10 Win
confidence in all diseases Of the Throat end I'm nas
STERLING Bros Druggists, write from Oarrol-
SAM. We are entirely out OF u. IL gives more
eeneral satisfaction than any other medicine Ne
sell. la 2l-lm
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TIE WHITE HoUsE.-But few visitors were
at the White House today, and the Pres,deut
bang in council win his C.binet, he number
admitted 70 interviews was very limited All
the lbinei We've pre- mt at the meeting but
MIR. Eyasts.
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TIE PROSPECT NOW IS, according to orr
New England exchanges that Senator Dixon
and Governor Hawley will be ptted against
each other as candidates for Congress in the
Hartford district at the next election in Con-
nec'icut. II they are, an exciting and clos ?
race may safely be counted upon.
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''DATA" says:-"Tlere is reason 10 believe
that tae r'sIde IT i'll Irdon DIR. Mudd The
case Of Spapgler has been flvorably presented
ala 0, and may II suit in his psrdon.''