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No ALL wHOA IT aAY OoNClRI,
DIfAAfARyT OF PIE INYHlIe

Atrneeaon nAv1ne been made under the cot q
crSsd Land warrants, Which Are n :isSsa @ 6svs
been io.t o. DESTROYED Notice Il Ssssby. eivss
or 1ns f 2.
VII Be reissued. II no valid Oh iscton should to
appear. O. o. COX, Oo01iaI1o004.
30. II $50. for leo scres isrued under the cot Of
March lsss. n the name of Lydia Osriton, widow
Isss Arm ia sssa ana wAs granted December n,
NO ia IS. fer leo acres, Issued under oct of
srss.sS GesoSss a. Of SS: To-
No SlS for g ceres, issued under the act Of
As,sa ~ in The pess Of E..S. IsS
March 5, i6is, in the name Of Bailey b. Chsnsy,
No $50 Tor g ssrs. is:asS S' uudeP u. :e ~ 3,
.ss ossss sss: :. 1Sr p o1sss'',
"a srsnssi pess:bss g. Il iss ~ sss
Mseh r. 'iH:s Ssss Ha ct
no; eur, icr - sSis ri issued under the oct Of
and vs. ersntsd SscsmSsr q =. isss. NAV q. isss
No, SIN, for 40 scres, issued under the act Of
ana 3: 3 s s.S
soG i e. 800 Sne:r ne sc q
ae: g oa, u. % serss n;ss$ andss n. set 81
~ u. Ssr 20; = - % ma. ~
s:s 81: . 81 .S 6 s.S sSs Itch
N9TIHdh. e H1 An , GIVE that q
'front.' door Of The 6ty Hail. vii ssli s he e: -.
counts and other inssrssts cf Ross { DI0Ks Ii
had sss have not & bss" ne
SrIoi1sSf. ssYSf ~. SIoIK,
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SALE OF STEAMER.-The Government
steam-tug Fisher, for some ii me past used in
RAINING between this city and Fort Washing
ton, was sold this morning at private sale for
S4-U0. Messrs. Vermillion & Hoke, Of Capitol
Hill, purchasers.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT 70
MARRY.
Isssys Tor Young Men, on the Errors, Abuses
hood, with the humane view Of treatment And
cure sent BY mail In sealsd letter envelopes free
efeharge. Address HOWARD AosOCIXTION
Hon p, Philadelphia, Pa. IN isSsf
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= ass Seh street, between and r.
5000 lbe lkW YORK DUfrER, Just received,
% wholesale and retail. Prices low, fe NM
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Georgetown Advertisements.
BANKERS,

BAN X EKS.
JAY COOKE . CO.,
BAN KIR,
B1BfHINYl Strict, OPPos'1I fHYAsupy
Guy and sell ss oarrent market rates. and kee,
constantly on hand full supply Of al
0OvERRNINT BONDS,
0EVBH-THlRTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREHT HOTB0.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c.. execute,
and collections made on oil accessible points.
Oel.M
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DEATH OF JAMES CAsPARIs, EsQ.-James
CasparIs, proprietor Of the Caspsris Hotel, on
capitol Hill, died last evening at o'clock.
AGED 81. Mr.. u. had been in bad health for u
loEg time, but his death was unexpected, ana
took his many friends ov surprise. He was a
native of Switzerland, but has been q resident
OF TINS city for twenty mine years. His funeral
VIII take place from the Cssparis Hotel to-
MORROW afternoon at O'Clock.
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Of twelve years practical experience In the
United States and Canadas, and established al
~ Pennsylvania avenue, between * and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, ChIlblains, Club and iugrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience to the patient The
shoe can BE- worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers TO the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
OF other responsible persons who patronize
his establishment. Hours from 8 a. m. to 6 D.
ne. Owing to press of business at ONCE DR.
White Is unable to visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and 8p. m.
PRIME PINE WooD, full length, at SIS per
cord, delivered free of cost, may be had at the
yard, Second street west, between ID and Z
streets north. sal:
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"HAvlNNERs FAMILY BREAp.n

"HAvlNNER1 FAMILY BREAD.n
This unequalled Bread 10 now for sale BY most of
the leading Grocers of the city
IL is made of select smily Flour: IL thorou ghly
baked, in McKeAZieb Patent Oven; is always
sweet, white, nutritious, and 10 guaranteed e
weigh sixteen ounces
CAUTION "A great deal Of Bread 10 sold for
"Havenner D" which never came from our estab
lishmeht. To prevent as far possible. this dis
honesty. We have supplied all our authorized Gro
with fresh sample Cards marked e69. Ix.
anime for yourselves js2s IN
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INSURANCE.

LEwls JoHHsoR q CO.,
BANKtRS,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ooRNrR leru
STREET,
DEALERS
DVMBeriC AND FOREIGN RNCHANGI
Sovernmsns and Corporation Bonds bought anil
a an other Marketable Securities sold or Souss,
=. SY.-.aI relOn. fe lift
W lfafLPs. VS.. OLMsrIAp
eserstaJ.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LuFH uysup
ANCE COMPANY
OF
HARfF0RD, CONN.
fWBNTTHVE MILLION DOLLARS.
GBOBGB y. MARBLE, Agent.
FEDERAL Bisck, Boon 3.
Opposite Post once Department.
oe 0-d Garner 9TH and sts sess
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WARRINGTON, d. c.,
charssrsA By Special Act Of c.nsr..,, Al.
proved Jsiy Is, 1865.
CASH CAPlTAL.~..-...... 81, 200, DOE
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OFFiCERS:
Q: II OLARK, Phil sdeiphis, President.
'nI OVOkt, ohairnan Finance end Ixecesiys
HENBT B. COOKE. Washington. Vic. Pres,
RMlRsON v. PEET. Philadelphia, sscr.,.r,
s.s.r HSsS Washington. A..,,,.o, s.,,.,.,,
BbAkCie q. SMITH, n. D., Medical Director
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOaRp.
}. X. BARNne, Surgeon General United stat.
Any sc iss1ff;Sn os,.f n.a,o., p.,.,,...
D. ". BIAS. 4. ID s.: Gsssia 2sssa.
ne sdysnsass. ensf.d oy sh,. COMPANY ara.
.ct as ~ snonG ~ Vsompeay, chartered By special
a paid uI capital or q 900 90.
1t onere low rates Of premium.
IL furnishes larger Insurance than other com.
penfee Tor the same money.
nis definite and certain IN its terms.
10 home company in every locality.
kts policies are exempt from attachment.
Enere are no Unnecessary restrictions In the pol
EVER policy II non -iorfeitabie.
Policies may be taken which pay % the fnsu REQ
tne!r tuli amount and return all the premiums q
that tne insurance costs only the decrease on tue
Poiciss Vii Be- issued that Vim pay to the I'm
sured during life On annual income q one tenth
No extra rate is charge for risks upon thslives
Il insures not 10 secure divtdends, bus 1t % 10.
Io ga HSSSr u" ~ y
COUNTY, end applications from competent Per
eheuld De addressed to the ComDenyI Gsnsrai
mi ..Sd u Give,
sn .'''''''' q ne en'' Of ',' 0'.'''' In CHI"
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PhALON's "PAPhIAN LOrIONn

fhALON's "PAPAIAN LOrIONm
s.iurIp',ss ra, 81 81. A.D COMPLEX.
sHn0yIs Al sIGPIIOHs. IBEcKLHs
"a r.n MvIa 5tvTCH Is; TAN. etc.,
Fab end BLOOMING
For LADlks n the NURSERY IL II invaluable
Tor 9kNILsAkH afssr SHAvIN6it hes NO c0usl
"PAPhIAn LOIi0Nn 10 tho snly reliable rem.
PHALON'S "PAPHlAN SOAP,
Ibr the TOILET, n URSeRY and BATE. win no,
shsD the SKIN. Price IS esats Der 0sfs
"FL01 DE MAYO"
srLO0 DE- MAYO.8
4 NDN PBRFUAG BOB TIE HANDKIR
Shifx ,nxSUlsiTs, DsLioArs, LASTING
PHALON q SON, ssv .ork.
eeE sold b. all Drugatsts
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fIRHs--An alarm OF fre was sounded about
y O'Clock on Saturday evening from box L.
Columbia engine house, caused by the Burning
of n stable on New Jersey avenue between d,
and Id streets SOUTH An alarm was also sou nd
ed from box 81, 18th and streets, about III
o'clock Saturday night, which proved false
Last evening, between and O'Clock, an
alarm was rung In from box 30, 18th and M
streets. caused by the burning OF a small frame
house on Vermont avenue, near X.
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IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
4. D O0OKD, tsf Jay Ooese a o., Prssidsas.
WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON, Oaxnisr.
aOv1RHMENT DEPOSITORY
YIHANCIAL AGENT OF THE UBITED
STATES,
1btA ssys6, sS1ossts tAs Hsssssy Dspssinsns.
Government Securities with Treasurer Upiss
states,
~ONB MILLION DOLLAKS.A
We buy And sell all classes OF 8OVERNMEN
SECURITIES ct current market rates.
FURNISH IXCHAN8B ssd ssAbs cSllsoss,,
~ ALL The PRINCIPAL CITIES o. TIE
SNITED STA TES.
We purchase Government vouohsrs on th,
HOST "a VORABLB TERMS, and dive or,
fuI attention 70
ACCO UNITS OF B USINEGS MEN s.S YIR M.
and 20 any other business entrusted 70 ~.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 70 oOyHRb
ADHT LOANS st Ill times ehssrfully furnishsa,
WI. o. HUHTM0ToH. Dash
WaGhington, March %. l0oS.
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J. A. BUZZ, Treas. ]. B. BRYAN. Presr.
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
(Oharted BY OonnsoJ
PAYS INTEREST Oh DEPOSITS.
Bonds and stooks. Gold and Silver bought ans
sold.
Highest market prices paid for Land Warrsnts,
full supply Of Revenue stsmDs kept oonsssntl,
On hand. sls-tf
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REPRESENTATION OF MINoRITIEs. - An
Equal Representation League was organized at
Union League Hall on Thursday evening last
The following were requested TO serve as
officers for the ensuing year: National Com.
mittee-Wendell Phillips, Massac usetts; Ed
mund Burke, New Hampshire: James E Eng.
hsh, Connecticut; George William Curtis
Simon Stern, Richard L. Dugdale, Alexander
Delmar, New York; James NJ. Scoyel, New
Jersey; Charles X. Buckalew, J. Francis
Fisher, Pennsylvania; Benjamin F. Wade,
James NJ. Motley, Ohio; Thomas A. Hend ricks
India: Sidney Howard Gray, Illinois: Secre
tary. j. h. II. Wilcox; and Treasurer, Leonard
u. Gale, OF the District
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Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
Ne. SAT STREET,
BETWEEN IA AND 6IH STREETS.


Are admitted by all impartial Judges to be the beat
in the market.
The reasons are obvious
We have erected one OF Mckenzie . slendid Reel
Ovens, et . cost of over five thousand dollars
Our machinery 10 the best and newest Pssent.
We buy the best material.
We employ the best WorkRen.
We manufacture from twenty five to thirty bar
rels of -four per day.
We Keep no cid stock on hand. and consequently
our Crackers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, yOu will hnd eur statement
10 prevent fraud, our Crackers are stamped with
"HAvENNER.r
If you can't get "HAVkNEERT CRACKERS"
from your Grocer, send to the Bakery, 347 Of !;
We will tupply you.
We offer the following assortment:
SODA CRACKERS
MILK BISCUIT
WATER CRACKERe
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
CRACKER DUST
GINGER SNAPS
NOVELTIES
JUMBLEs
Sugar CRACKERS.
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LOCAL N EWS s.
Amusements, &C., Tonight.

NATIONAL THIArn.-Opera Bouffe. .La
Penehole."
WALLS OPERA HoUsE--Laura Keene's com.
pany IN the new comedy of School
ODD PILLOWS HALL.-The wonderful per.
formances of FRANKIE Gunnell are exciting
great attention from the public. Seance to-
night.
CANTERBURY HALL.-New pantomimes and
other attractions.
PROF. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3OI Pannsyl-
wanna avenue.
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~ LARGEST STOCK" ~
FINEST sELECrIONs.n
ALL KINDS
WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOW SIZZLING AT REDUCED PRICES.
MINIS
INTENSIVE SHOE STORE,
347 SEVENTH STREET,
ian. Next to Northern Market.
pROPOsALs FOR ORDNANCE STORES.
UNITED erA1Es ORDNANCE AGENCY,
~ '"'''" a"a Pss, oses Boz Ne. Z si1 tsf"'
MareS 3: sss q
Store: oH han. md !. tSs
feTsnt Arsensls in the ULited states:
80 msi, iSE Spencer Carbins; oalioer' 50 and
cartridges for Ballads Csrbine metallic primed
,. SsrtIidee. for Remington Carbne; cal. a; me-
Cartridges for Warmers Uarbine; metallic
SS.T,ISs.s rr sn.rs'. C:, s cal, 81 linen.
se:ks Car flsfss i SsI CAL cal, PAPER PAPER
hine huskst Cartridges, = ball; cal, % and n;
y. usket Cartridges, ror nd: cal 60; paper
U. 3. Mukket Cartridges, buck and ball; cal. 60
paper.
Colts Pistol Cartridges; cal, ~
Coits Pistol Cartridges cal, So.
Smith Csrbine Csrsridgee, rubber and metal.
BuIpsideb Carbins Cartridges, metal; cal. IS.
Parrot HotcLkiss's Pro beetles for al calibres
OF cannon
hound Shot, Shell, Canister. and Spherical Case
for all calibres.
Also. Fixed Ammunition for the same
nusket Percussion Gaps from broken mp ammu.
milton.
The Ordnance Department reserves the right to
reject all bids not deemed satisfactory. Prior to
the acce ptaI ce Of any bid il Will have to be ap-
proved by the " ar DE partment,
Terms. cash; ten per cent on the day Of sale,
srd the remainder when the property 10 delivered.
twenty days will be allowed for the removal OF
stores.
Bidders will state explicitly tina point or Doin,a
wh'Te they will accept stores. Deliveries will
only be made At the Arsepas.
esmDss can be seen ct this Office or at any Of the
ATseuals in tie United States.
Proposals will be addressed to the undersigned
snd endorsed Proposals. for Purchasing Ordnaucs
Stores
Fer. further information apply 70 the under
aligned. CR1SPIN,
Brevoe Colonel q. d. A.,
felS MAJOR OrdnancA.
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ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE morning Rich
ard Burrell, convicted of grand larceny In one
case and petit larceny second effence) IN an
other, was sentenced BY Judge Wylie for three
years in the Albany Penitentiary IN the frs
case, and In IetQIning TO the prisoners DOCK be
Jumped Over the railing of the same and ra q
towards the door, but was stopped, brough,
back, and sent to jail. The affair caused some
excitement in the court room.
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STEAMBOAT LINES,

BETWEEN rH1t x1b GasAkk ALrx.spR,.
We S akSSssfE5sST9f s, ESP g
Regulsr sailing day from ID North >
" Mp 1s w Philadelphia, SATURDAY,
From 50 w.esr street, Georsstosn. wIDa1 9
FREIGHT received ct any time.
ADDly 70 HYDE d TYLER,
63 Water Of Georsetown, ID. c.
M. ELDRrDGE 4 90
Alexsndria, Va
80. WIN. CLYDE co
LED IL Gorth wharves, Philsdeiphia
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PRAYER FOR THE REPUBLICANS OF CuBA.-
a circular called IAN appeal to the friends of
humanity, by the patriotic Cuban ladies OF
New York" was sent TO pastors of ch urches in
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and other
cities, to be read before their congregations
asking Divine interposition to relieve the .cry
OF the oppressed" s.and by the aid of God, and
with the full and complete establishment of
lrue religious freedom civil, social, and politi.
cal liberty may evermore prevail In Cuba
The address was read In some Of the Oh urches
in Washington yesterday. and among the rest
by the pastor of the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church,
where President Grant, Vice President Colfax
and Chief Justice Chase were in attendance,
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Holy WEEK.-This being holy week and the
md of lent the services in the Catholic and
Episcopal churches will be very solemn and
Impressive. The festival OF the Aununciation
Of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which occurs on
the 18th inst, will be observed in the Catholic
churches as Sunday, but being Holy or Maund
Thursday and one ofthe most solemn occasions
IN the church the celebration of the festival
Will he transferred TO another day, although
the OBLIGATION to h-ar mass on Thursday is the
same. Friday next being Good Friday the in
terror OF all the Catholic churches will be
dTaped In mourning and the services very i'm.
posing. Sunday next being Easter Sunday the
greatest festival IN the year, the churches will
b. beautifully decorated and the services of ths
most joyful character, typical of the triumph
ant resurrection Of our Lord
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BAPTISM AND CONPIRNATIoN.-Laste eve II
ing. al the Church of the Incarn auou, corner
81 I'm and streets, there was a large congre-
canon. ana after the lessons had been read
several youDg ladies were the recipients OF the
me OF baptism AT the hands OF the rector Rev
n w Louvre, assisted by Rev. Mr. Kelly, OF
-. Louis. Bishop Clarke. OF Rhode Island,
denvered discourse from the Sd verse OF the
3S;h Psalm At the close of the sermon the
BIshop administered the rite OF confirmation To
eighteen candidates
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SALES OF REAL EsTATR.-Green Williams
auctioneers, sold all the right title, interest and
estate OF the minor children Of John Kill
mon, decs assd, together with the dover. RICH .
or interest OF the widow Of said killmon, 10
lots o. z, and & in the subdivision of original
lot, mo. ID in So uare numbered 572, fronting
on Indiana avenue, between I'd and Sd street
west to Martin Buell., tor 81 cents per square
foot.
Hall Ross, real IS ate agents, have sold the
''California farm OF 226 acres, situate near
Leesburg, in Loudoun County, Va, and con-
tanning a copper mine, for $4,000.
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WRECK OF BRIG AND Loss OF LIFR-A
young man. named Joseph Lewis, who reached
here from Gone River on board the steamer
Wawaset. yesterday afternoon, reports that
about ten days since the brig Western Star,
Capt George Gibson, of which he compt seA Jns
OF the crew, was wrecked In a heavy snow
storm on Chipgoteague Shoals, while on her
way from Matan zas To Boston Her crew con.
sisted of ten men, five of whom were lost, and
one crippled, having his left leg broken and
head in jured who rs at this time in the hospital
at Norfolk. The brig was loaded with sugar
and moissses for a Boston firm, all of which,
together with the vessel, 1t is stated, is a total
loss. Mr.. Lewis is native of Wilmington,
Delaware, and is on his way home.
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MAsONIC.-Atth the annual conclave Of Colum.
bia Commandery No. =. Knights TempIar, of
this city, held al their asylum on Friday even
Irg, The present officers were reelected to
serve for the ensuing Masonic yetr, as follows
Eminent Sir Joseph Daniels, Eminent Com
mander; Sir Charles w. Hancock, Generals
simo; Sir John W. Grifdn. Captain General;
Rev. Sir j. l.. Ashley, Prelate; Sir Samuel
Junior Waroen;Sir Christopher Cammack, Sr.,
Treasurer; Sir Abner T. LoDgley, Recorder;
Sir Henry G Burr, Warden; Sir Leonard Stod.
dard, Jr., Sentinel
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live regret TO state that DIR. J. K Piper
~Sll known homP pa'hic physician OF this
civ. Is lying Q ute low al his residence on l2th
street above II. Dr. Piper il well known
throughout the District and Is universally
t-eDed- he has been suffering tor several
years with cancer on The face and last fall he
visited Europe TO be treated for the disease,
bat was not permanently relieved and return
ing Rome his sufferings were greatly increased
and no hopes are now entertained of his recov-
srv.
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PASTORS ENTERED ON THEIR DUrIRs.-Rey.
John Il. Newman, late of New Orleans, the
newly appointed pastor Of the Metropolitan
NJ l. church. entered upon his duties yester-
day morning, preaching from the 22d and sd
verses ef the first chapter OF Paurs first epistle
10 the Corinthians. At the Foundry VI. E.
church Rev. Alexander l.. Gibson, ID. ID the
newly appointed pastor. delivered his first dis
course yesterday morning to a large congrega-
ran The new pastor or MckeRdree Chapel,
Rev =. T. Wilson, delivered his first discourse
10 large congregation yesterday morning.
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jest received, 10 BALHe oHOICB HOPS
spc or sale 81 BEAVANe SHAW,
EN- ueet, eetvs cen IJtb ed lSsA.
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E0R sALE-A 1irss clsss stop PIPE. ORGAN
I n perfect order; one octave OF pedal keys. 4
church Price 500 cash. Inquire at Star Once
70 -aswt5
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upon the male sex the attest Of earthly ble.s-
ints; IL re.cue. her FROM the peril. and dangers
her existence, generally called
THE CHANGE OF LIFE.
All who use it q this period will be conducted
shi % iss s. nth
il have been cured Of their former weak and sckly
ssnic. nervous bilious and other dissases tai
have made their lives miserable.
period Of their e.i.tssee ord.iesd ~ her cSs.sss
to become settled in her phy sics condition %
snsietiss paine and peril. ps@uiisr 20 hea .s ss
through tn failure Of medical science IN supply
ss.iDst the serious oonseQu' ncas often entsilsd
CESSATION OF TnE MENsrs
and s. vh.osvsr Chronic. serotelou., Ssrsoas,
s..s.sd ass az:
ssn =: s:s s
the channels thst Tor thirty sss1 Or Sors ~s.s
open are .!,oscs sssk sso. &c ercslaisos, sfssci
s.. s 4 &. n g..
Tispced: are suasred and iest..d Of Being ,rssssa
n.asi': 3 O. sSa: sS;.o:s
CHAnCk OF LIN. end during the process, eli
these dimeu'ties will be avoided and Whatever dis-
eese exists In the systsa Win be extsrminassd.
LONG LIFE SECURED.
Let every woman verging on this critical period
lillian ssseivsss, ana I'll whose Ss.. 1919 ~.
os.ssd shsi issi .ist q so,srss isoe - o.s.as
REeQLvlNf. aided az bgve1s ere trrog Nd
RADWAHy PILL, ed they vin ss,oy such
With freedom from TIE sickness and DatD Of lSrnsf
ALL FKnALB DIFFICULTIES,
r. shs 49, a. 60 q s.ns; ssass.s.s r.
Hosblss and dissasss o. The veab, Ussrss, blsl-
ssr, haSn'Iss, sssSs:son' -
Ssess1is. "a Bssis o. egsssS' h.isss sssc's g
Pain, Aehss, Giddises.. ssd. il isst svSsy sssdi
s n1n Si pvnsxso t ne ssssALE .s1 are
...s "a, .s 80: :ss1isa 49,
rALeE AuD TBuH. aod ~. Hadv0g = 49,
Tor 49, Oen Be had free % charge Of I'll Or0GISs
Price Of RApwAYr earsapsriilisn Res 5Ivsks. "a
Per unele sntse, er sotiies for % q 80 msidsz
lsne. Wee tesk, aud Druggists svsryvhere-
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Establishes Q Nev Theory Of Cure, ana Prolou,
Human kSistenoe.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been az
follows
Custom HOUSE. -NI0- 7reosuyy.--
Receipts Receipts. Payments. Balances.
March a.. S38, 900 49d2417 SS53,530 S93 1851, $50
March 49,. 671670 l,359,465 447,0S2 "a, 763, 702
March a.. 447o00 7s7l47 394,92l e5,l 92S
The exports exclusive Of specie) from New York
to foreign ports for the week ending March % and
since the commencement Of the year compare as fol-
lows with those OF 1861 and 1885,
1867. 1885, 18e9
For the week. "a. .s36,2s2 $194e,57s $2,44O, 100
Prev. reported. Al, 5s5.362 3652o, 12O 31,577637
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

The squeeze" IL generally regarded a. q failure
by the shorts" who paid the high rates rather than
cover. Loans were made ut nat per cent 1-6a,
Asa ael, lie. se4 332 1s and se4 for borrowing,
mn TO Clearing House time. and at 1-32 TO ls for Dor
rowing afterward. The business st the Cold Bank
A0ld oa