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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

AFFAIRS IN CCEA "A special dispatch 10 the
Herdid from hey West states that informa d on
rom the most reIiabe sources has been re-
ceIveJ that The so-called Peruvian monitors are
really III he service of the Cuban revolution l.
ISIS. and are beliey ed 10 be now in the vicinity
of MansanillO Havana special 10 the Herald
says the British Cousul has sent the British
gunooat Heron 10 Caibarien, where the British
snip JEFF DAVIS. captured by a spanish cruiser,
has arrived. Two steamers and two schooners
have landed men and arms at Cape Maise.
Advices from the Santiago TO the 22d instant
report that the steamer Crocket and two
scnooneIs had landed an expedition on the
northwestern shore. News from Nuevitas to
the 24th says the Insurgents are very active in
EacitnetZ The troops had reoccupied Man
AHA, and expect TO Restore comm unIcation with
Fares. Two volunteers have been tried and
convicted OF committing excesses in Havana on
Sunday last. and have been sentenc ced to exi lie
an Imprisonment Reports OF the recapture
of the steamer Comandatoro are not confirmed.
AdvIces from patriot sources state that Ces /.
pedes has replied to DGlc declaration Of war
to the knife by decree that all persons taken
hereafter, except regular Spanish soldiers, are
TO OF immediately put TO death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was stringent
throughout yesterday, and good borrowers
Were compelled to pay gold interest, and in
some instances Lie Of one per cent. per day al .
ditional- The regular trade in money. which
prevailed during the last season OF stringency,
has been renewed, and dealings are carried on
in the streets in front Of the Stock Exchange.
the rules Of that Institution very properly for.
bidding II within the Exchange. Gold has
been strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

Mr.. HARLAN introduced in the Senate this
morning bill authorizing the heads Of ihs
different Executive Departments OF the Gov
eminent TO furnish t, any citizens of the
United States certified copies Of any public
record at the request OF any citizen upon the
payment OF fees not exceeding ten cents per
folio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

on DIS app araBce, he 81 all refuse to testify he
snsii DE hanie 10 The same penalties as woaid
BE- incurred for like offence on the trial Of a
sutt.
SEC. = Asd be IL f.r:s@r ena, 'ed, That every
wines appearing anu testGf ing uad, r tais sct
shali De entltird 70 receive from the party at
Vhuse IN lance be mas been summoned the f-e Q
now provided by law for each day be shall
give atien dance.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

GOCTNR z. DE- y. EUkTIs BEGs TO
n-tify hs Washington Patients thss, owing
70 BILE extensive practice in Bsltm 9re ne viii in
iuture be able TO devote ouiy the foowins days 20
their fntrres.s and viii attend on xEuNRsbAH
eno us from 10 a IN. TO D. m aad Ito
p m, at No. S22 street, tn rear Of wiilard's
sPECIALITY-rreatmen and cure OF Nervous
hebiIty, and oil diseases arising from sbuse- OF
the sy stem. mar xl-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01
COPYRIGHT LAW.

HALIFAX. April The Legislature Of Nova
Scotia reefs April 29th. A public meeting
held In Montreal on the copyright law. resol W
ed TO apply TO Parliament for an amendment
permitting Canadian pu blishers 10 print British
copyright works upon the payment of lax per
cents 10 the British authors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01
ACCIDENTAL DEArA OF A MARY.
IAKnER

ST. Louis, April The gentleman whose
meek was broken by falling into a cellar night
before last, in Kan city, was Thomas a.
BOWIE, helopging to the Engineer Corps OF the
North Missouri railroad. He was a nephew
of Hon. Reverdy johnson, also Of the present
Governor OF Mary yland and was formerly con-
nected with :he Coast Survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY has ordered
Commander Elias Owen TO co mnand thu
Stminols on the 18Th INST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

~Miss Fanny Il. Price. a talented actress
Joined the Catholic church at Memphis, Tenn
ga Cleveland mechanic has made a four
wheeled railroad velocipede.
~New Orleans talks of a Ia on yelocipedes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01
STAY OF THE ENECUTION OF MIR.
DkRER

NEW YORK. April I-Judee Sutherland of
the Supreme Court, has allowed a writ of error
to stay proceedings in the case OF John Real
convicted OF the murder OF policeman Swed-
rick, and who was to have been executed 10.
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

RiGnTIR OF THE TRRAsUEY.-Tha pun.
lished statement that Attornsy General Hoar
has given an opinion TO the effect tha, Hon. e.
A. Halsey could not accept the position of
Register OF the Treasury, on account OF being
engaged in mercantile pursuits, is az least pre-
mature. Mr. Halsey is engagei in manu- 'ac-
turii patent and enamelled leather, and az
his request the question as TO his eligibility to
the office, under the act OF I7S9. was submi,te
TO Attorney General Hosr, who now mas the
subject under adyisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

LIEUT.. GOvERnoR DUNN. tcolored.) of
Louisiana, was upan the floor Of the Senate
ts.day. and r. ceiyed a courteous greeting from
many Senator'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

THE SENATE yesterday afternoon confirmed
the nomination of Charles s. Hamilton, mar.
shal for Wisconsin, and Charles La Follett,
superintendent of Indian affairs In Oregon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

THE PRESIDENT has recogn ized Mr.. Z. G.
Squier. late United Sta'es commissioner in
Peru, as consul general of the Republic O.
Honduras resident in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

BALfrMon1 April l-Uottm quiet ana
etea6y q q. Flour quiet snail business doinr.
Wheat hrm; sAles Of good % choice "a n - n :
Corn nrn; receipts small; white S 10 IS: vel.
low unchanged. Oats duh - 60 to eS censs tor
eooo sf1eht Aye nominal Pork nrm. Bacon
and scarce; sales at 80 oenfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

REPRESENTATIVE HAMILTON, of Florida
sill lying seriously Ill at his residence on q
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

TIE WASHINGTON ANNUAL CoNFEBBNCR at
Winchester has made the following appoint
meLts
Potomac District-J. r. Bowser,P E.,Wesh-
ington; As6ury, X. II. Robinson EbeDezar, T.
Jackson; Georgetown. H. X. Ebert; Biadens-
burg, w. n. Draper Sandy Springs, Ben ,amin
Brown. jr.; Brookvilie. Lorenzy Suowdan;
Marlboro, Washington Lankford; Oxen HiiI
ID. Wheeler.
Rappah annock District-Charl es A. Fisher,
p T.: Alexandria. Nafhsutel } ackson; FAIR
'sx. Robert K. Wheeler; Loudoun, Soiomoa
WING.
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lBy Banner ano Bros-r.' r-,-grspe.l
Lewis Johnsou q DO. aaose STOCKS ana bond


Lewis Johnsou q DO. aaose stocks ana bond
N home and forsagp marseu ~ follows:
Nsv foRn. March S0.-Firss Bo2rd-U. =. e's.
'sel. coupon llSs. e2o's l-e1 coupcna lss,
90, coupons, lISS; issa coapons lisk; iese,
couron, nev. ii2S: dHe- i-s7. coupoa. u3;
M$e's, coupons. aus, Pacinc Mail -. ONO
Miss Ceruncates, Il =; Mariposs- H.. Allan
., Nal, none, Canton n59s OaueerIaad, y one
western Union Telegraph ~. Quiokssiver.
ee' hostor WsSer Power. Bs; New YORK
central i6is Hudson. i3sk, R~adins, ~ i.
Michigan Oenrrsl, iis; Michigan Scats-
ern. as I; Illinois Central. none; cleveland and
PiitseHrK. none; North west ~; 40. preferred.
w.; Cleveland a Toledo. l0sa Rock Island,
l2sA' fert Wayne. l2sS; Alton 4 Terra Asut..
- Toledo 4 WahAsA. 66a, Adams Exp-
81 Wells, Fargo Go. Express 3nA Unrted
Sietee Express none; American Express. none,
Mer ,hant' linton. IS: Chicago a Alton. aeN
do preferred. H9a Market ste ldy. Cola. Isl
al3lss.
TBy Cable.l
LONDON April I, n q m.-Consols. % for
money, Tor account, sSss. Bonds. sSk. Ih-
nois, 90; Ere. 2es, stocks qut-L
FRANKFoRr, IL n. m--BOnds. -
IIvkRPooL- II n. m.-l,ottcn market opens
quiet. Sales VIII reach 0aa bale. Mtdaltas
Uplancs, ISs :Middiing orleans, ny
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Nnv Y0Rx, L-Stosks strong ut duu.
,y ocnsy scuvs at pr eent ExehaAss IN
Heea an. Nerfh ChrsllnaA 6eX; ne1.. IS =.
SH3A eH.sespeaa S. nsW, ssx sshsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

We clip the following from the Rshvay,N.J
1sSses:
We ssans,a to the ssse.t,o. az nm, ,.a
foliovlng note non enc Of our sitiEeus.
AooSts yeef aeo vas attach Cd With Re.er-
49, ay eisoe-tili I csmmeue al
o. Aasse Lsss Be- sam. BY phsch 4 have es~o
Srssr.. Ss e'e Almost Pee" g ;ss.s,y sss-s.
"nAHv1I,i j. Dec. is,A. isss ssSSsSn: Ss1ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S79i,95074.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

60vern0enS 0eeaRitAos.
WAsRneTO1. April I, ls69.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following Quotatiens Of Gov
erumnUt rifina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

IPUBLIC-NO. Al
AN ACT to authorize tine transfer OF LANDS
granted 10 The Union Pacific Railway Com
pany, eastern division, between Denver ana
the point of ITS connection vita the Union
Pacific railroad. TO the Denver Pacific Rail-
way and Telegraph Company, and to expe-
ditr the completion of railroads to Den yer. in
the Territory of Colorado.
he II fendcfed By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentGttrss Of the IEtted States of america an tOa-
gross assembled. Tbs. the Union Pacific Rail
way Company, eastern DIVISION, he, and n
hereby ls. an nihorIZed 70 contract with the Den
Yer Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company,
corporation existing under the laws of the
Territory CT Colorado for the conslrucuon,
operation, and maintenance of that part of its
line of railroad and telegraph betweea Denver
city and It's point OF connection with the Union
Pacific railroad, which noint shall BE- a Chey =
enne, and 10 adopt the road bed already graded
by sand Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph
Company as said line, ard TO grant TO SAID
D~nver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Com
paEy the perpetual Use of ITS right of way and
uepOt grounds. and 10 transfer 10 il all the
rights and privileges, subject TO all the obIiga-
lions pertaining to said part OF its line
SIC. 2 Andoe it furtSer enacted, That the said
Union Pacific Railway Company, eastern
cIvision, shall extend Its railroad and telegraph
20 connection at the city of Denver, so as 10
form with that part Of It's line herein author
Ized 10 be constructed, operated, and main
tanned BY the Denver Pacific Railway and
Telegraph Company, continu Gus line of rail-
road and telegraph from Kansas City, by way
of Denver, to Cheyenne. And all the provisions
of law for the operation of the Union Pa
eIhc railroad, its brarches and connections, as
continuous line, without Discrimination. shall |
apply the same II the road from Denver TO
Cheyenne had been constructed by the said
tnIon Pacific Railway Company, eastern di-
Vision, but nothing herein shall authorize tue
said eastern DIVISION company to operate the
road or fix the rates CT tariff for the Denver
Pdclhc Railway and Telegraph Company.
SEc ). AHd Be It further endcied, That said
onpanies are hereby authorized 10 mortgage
their respective portions OF said road, a. here
IN defined, for an amount not exceeding thirty.
Two thousand dollars per mile, 10 enable tn en-
respectively TO borrow money 10 construct the
same: and that each of said companies shall
receive patents 10 the alternate sections of land
along their spectIve lines of road, as herein
defined, in like manner and within the same
limits as Is provided by law in the case OF lands
granted to the Union Pacific Railway Com
pany, eastern division. PTDridsd. That neither
of the companies nsrribbefore mentioned shall
be- entitled 10 subsidy in United States ooads
under the provisions OF this act
Approved, March ,. 1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01
ADVANCE OF RATE OF discount IN
ENGLAND.

LONDON. April blank of England has ad
vanced It's rate OF discount from three 70 foui
per cent.
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Treasury o. 40, los .,r ;.

- ~ - u
The statement also embraces a detailed ac-
count Of the bonds issued TO the Union Pacific
Railroad Company and bran ches, an crest pay
able in lawful morey, 10 date. The total issued
is S5s, SO. $40, on which the accrued interest is
SSi6, ,lO7.U9; interest accrued prior 10 January
and Is, 1863, SS,3a,1U6 G5; total accrued ter
est, S4.l46,iI3 IL. OF the s3.30ao0605 interest
accrued prior to January and Ie. 1863, the
United States has received from transportation.
&c., the sum of sI.3I7,3527s; balance due,
8, 2,s2s 760.34.
By comparison with the statement OF
March lst, 1869, il will be seen that the
principal of the debt has been reduced g..
592,t39.2S; whilst during the same period the
sum OF s2,si532O has been issued TO the Pacific
Railroad Company and branches, making a
total reduction o: debt proper of $3.50, ,3592s
This statement embraces onlv the receipts as
shown BY the returns recei we'd up to ~ m of
the 1st instant. ard would be reduced 10 the
extent of some si.0O0.eo0 additional had IL been
withheld until the 9th or 7th Of the month. as
heretofore.
MR.. HARLAN introduced in the Senate this
morning bill relating to the acknowledgment
Of deeds or other instruments Of writing In the
district Of Columbis. 1t provides that ae-
Acknowledgements OF deeds, contracts, bonds
powers Of attornsy, &c, concerning lands in
the District OF Columbia. whether heretofore
made and recorded or hereafter 10 be made
before one Justice Of the Peace only, either in
said District or any State or Territory Of the
United States, shall be held and deemed AS
valid and efectual as though such acknowl-
edgment had been made before two Justices.
Referred to District Committee.
Mr.. GRIMES, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, this rning reported back to the SEN
ate the bill to permanently establish the once
of Solicitor and Naval Judge Advocate Gen.
eral, with several important amendments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

1T is UNDERSTOOD that Secretary Fish has
rendered the mission to Mexico to General
Daniel E. Sickles, and that he has declined the
position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

H. II. TILLRY, OF Rhode Island a ID class
clerk in the bureau of Provisions and Cloth in e.
Navy Department, has been removed by Sec
retarY Borie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

LAND SALE IN PRINCE GEoRGEs.-Dr. w.
SeatCp b eli, lately purchased ~ acres OF Iand,
vitoont improyenenis. from N. s. Hill, Esq.
al 500 per acre. IL Is located in the forest Of
tbis comfy. one mile from our Baltimore and
Po,cmsc railroad, and IL another evldenbe OF
the in crra So IN the pr,ce of land c,sioaed by
the buildi ng OF this road. d.-Aario0T0 Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

AMERlet CITIzEns II CUBA ASKING
PxOTHCTIOH.-Mr. Sumner presented IN the
Senate this morning . petition Of Jose w. Css-
anova, citizen of the United States, stating
tnat he has to reside on the Island Of Oaba
great portion OF the year to conduct his bus,.
ness, and that soon after the beginning Of the
rebellion in this country he began TO gradually
emancipate his slaves on the Island Of Cubs.
which action met with great disfavor on the
part of the Spanish anthoritles, since which
time he has been prosecuted BY those authori.
ties, and hie brother, also an American citizen,
impris oned for Publishing . Republican news
paper on the Island. He asks the interposi.
lion of the Government in the matter. RAfer.
red to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
DIscozTINUID.-BrevetM Major General Van
vliet, deputy quartermaster general, il or.
dered to cloee the business Of the Quarterm,s.
tsr's depot At Baltimore. Nd, which win Be
discontinued on 3oth Of April. The quarter.
masters depse as Boston, 0ess, will b dis.
ecntinued On tno 0aDe daao. Drovot BYigadiaf
0spefal j. = ClASy = relieved from aaty IRE.
nrroJ ~ Boston and efasfsa 70 proceed 70 his
49, sa -sa'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

IhE SrArEskNr OF THE PUBLtc DEBr OF
me United states on the Ist OF April 1859. Jus,
issued to-day, is msde out in detail in a large
tabular form. The following is q recspi,uls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

SENATORS FERRY AND BUCKINGHAM left
this morning for Connecticut, TO be absent o tll
after the election in that State, which takes
place next week.
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~Coch. fighting 10 the popular Sunday

sport IN Des MONIES, Iowa.
~The evening train out OF washington %
called the ..swear,ne ,vain."-BostoR Post.
~Of the twins Of o negro woman IN Aba-
hama, one WAS black and the other perfeeuy
While.
~Tbe electric eel rs surpassed by On electric
baby in France.
~The last ex;ravasauee ana the lasee
mcde is Q costume with three skHfe.
~EAeh dayb racing 81 Jerome Parh - 70 %
eloeea with AABse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

PERsoNAL.-Hon. Lyman Tremain Of New
York, Plutarco Gonzales of Cuba, and ]. w.
Eabens of ST. Domingo, are at the Ebbitt
House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

PRESIDENT GRANT received several men,
bers Of Congress and persons connected with
the Departments this morning. Outside of
these classes none others can obtain interviews
till past three o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

THE NOMINATION OF Emil Hochster, sent 10
the Senate yesterday, was FOR the position of
Consul at Barmen, Prussia, as ar rnounced in
the STAR. and not Bremen, as printed by our
contemporaries. In the bill making appropria.
tions for the consular and diplomatic expenses,
Ac.. passed by the last Congress, and published
in the STAR of yesterday, it will be seen that
SI,5co per annnm is appropriated for the salary
of Consul at Barmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

APPoINTED.-Secretary Boutwell, has ap-
pointed Mr.. Henry 8. Vanderbilt (who was
principal clerk OF the Congressional Executive
Committee during the campaign) to a fourth
class clerkship in the Treasury Department,
and he has been assigned to duty in the Ap.
pointment Bureau assistant to Hon. T. l..
Tuliock. MIR. Vanderbilt is a gentleman Of in-
tegrity, and by his efforts during the campaign
won manv friends, he being hard-worker,
jealous and energetic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

MRS. DR. LAUCKE. widow of the late Chief
Clerk of the Pension Bureau, will be appoint
ed as copylst in the department of the Interior
by Secretary Cox, it is said, to take effect from
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

Nh. WIree.N introduced in the Senate to-day
q jcins rsso, usjon donaiing 70 the industrial
Home School OF ne Distinct Of Ooiumeia Any
turplns machinery and waste m&.eriAl in the
War or Treaspry DepaItOents NOS suilable for
use in thoeS depsYtments Referred 70 she Oom.
mittee On lfili6Avy AHkirs. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

TIE National InteH,gencer and other Demo-
cratic papers are patting Senator Sprague on
the back at great rate. He is >loshing around
so in harness, however, that they will get
kick presently from BIS lively heels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

Mr.. NIBLACK announced yesterday in the
House that the alliance between the Democrats
and the ''repeal'' Republicans of the Heuse
was dissolved. The Democrats, for a week
past, have designated the Chairman OF the Re.
construction Committee very respectfully by
his military title; now they style him .sBeas,
Butler again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

ternoon, that the President may, after all, con-
clude to veto the bill modifying the T.nure-ot-
office bill. 1t is said that many OF those who
voted for it in the House Will urge him II do
so. on the ground that 1t is open to miscon-
struction.
Senator Trumbull maintains that il pro-
vides fer its reinstatement of an officer sus-
pended by the President, unless the nomina-
tion OF his successor has been confirmed before
the end Of the next session of the S.nate
This is exactly contrary to the construction
put upon 1t by the House yesterday.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-02-04

slops and mud another winter
Let us start then and build few
miles on some of these roads this
spring and summer, and the mud
may be avoided in part, and by the
next winter following it may be
avoided entirely. This is work
In which all our citizens should
feel a deep interest. Our friends
out of town are obliged to travel
the roads on business themselves,
and to bring their produce to mar
.ket; it is an encouragement to
raise, large crops and greater vari.
ETY.. Our town people do some.
times have to gosto the country,
and also want an increase of bust.
ness. Therefore let us all put our
shoulders to the wheel" and push
out of the mud and mire as soon
as possible. VIII not our enter,
prising citizens take this matter in
hand and "put it. through 2"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-02-04
PRIVATE DISEASES

=
EN0RMERLY OF JasnGs' Lock Hos
Il pitaI. Custom House street. New Or
leans, Established 1850, for the last eight
years located IN Chicago, and celebrated
throughout the country IN the successful treat
ment OF Private Diseases, can be couE-
deatiaiiy consulted az his esice and parlors,
81 and SO Randolph street, corner Of Dearborn
street, Chicago. Ill, or BY letter. Post Office
Drawer 1865 Chicago. Ill.
Dr.JSMES treats (f1r0aics n ereuFaI
SyphiIitie, BEOOd sasEd Skgn Discss-
se<. and all Disorders Of Contagious
YeReTesII cha rsc1er-Vhich be cures
without the use o. mercury, iodide Of potzssa,
arseRie. OF aby poison, but with hi4NeufraI-
jzeF. positive cure Tor all hunoTs and blood
poisOns. ic f
Organic Weakness. such IS Semi
nal ~ ess ikaeSs, n Oc1uFnal and dur
nal Emissions. brought on By abase Of
the eFgsns, early indiscretiohs, excuses. or
sntailed hersditaFily, caasiDgloss Of memory.
confusion, depression. dimness Of vision, and
ofttimes insanity, with depIorable train Of
ether symptoms, treated and radically cured
By an infallihle mtthod, saving time aud ex-
pense. AL diseases peculiar to the sexual or
gsns, radically and permanently cured.
OAA NAoCo1No W nc AAlot AAytfADtc tt9Ho
where the blood has beeome poisoned, prodU-
cling blotches Of the face, small watsry bis
tiers, pains in the bead and bones, liberated
throat aid nose, sores on the limbs aud body.
seTofula, together with an endless number Of
snfferings, ef1ectualiy and permanently cured.
Dr.. James is recommended by the press
Of the country. by professors OF medical col
leges, and by the medical profession generally,
Those afflicted should apply 10 him, and be
cured at once. rre.r tf -
THE MONITOR By DR.. James, book upon
diseases peculiar to the sexual organs Of either
sex, causes, effects. and their remedies, eoIa-
piled from an experience Of twenty year,
practice in the exclusive treatment Of these
diseases. sent TO any address, securely wrapp-
en-. Price One Dollar.
ust issued a new treatise on Spermator-
rhea, Syphilis, and other diseases Of bis spe-
cialty sent in sealed envelopes, for the postage,
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