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COmmun: cation.

PULASKI. March /, 1870.
GEN. JOINS c. BRowN AND HoN,
THOs NJ. JONES - e
We, part of your constituents
lhinkC the Constitution adopted bEl
the lac Convention. @hen is proyis'
ionsSare care fusz 8 @ - cor
and hearty
With thig lew. so much B
desired, we'reQuest you 10 give US
list o9nppoin ,ments, when it will suit
you to meet aad address the peOpls Of
your respective districts upon that
important subject. We make this
request thes more earnestly because
the time is short before this impor-
tant Organic Law will be submitted
to the people, and may not elicit the
careful consideration it deserves
We hope the whole people will give
the subject few days attention, and
we think they will do so if you will
give US the list of appointments re-
quested. Yours Respectful liz,
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Equine Remedies for horses and cattle.
Communication.

PULASKI, Tenn, NBch 1, 1870.
Mr.. F. o. MCCoRD-DEAR SIR -
Ia your issue of the 18th of February
we notice an article copied from tie
Columbia Herald, suggesting names
of certain men as suitable persons for
Chancellor for this District, among
tlem the name of our distinguished
townsman, the Hon. Hilary Ward
We, the undersigned, having the ut
most confidence In his ability as a
lawyer, and believing him the choice
of large majority of the people of the
District. take this method of calling
on Linn to become a candidate for
Chancellor, and we most heartily
recommend him to tie voters OF this
District. Respectfully,
H H Aymett, DR. R G White,
Jgs R Grove, E NJ Shadden,
Robt Shapard, JAS D Anthony,
Levi Reed, Jas T McKissacE,
Mai B F Carter, R R Reed,
Jas R Dickey, John Kennedy,
E A Taylor, DrJ c Roberts,
VIM B Roberts, w Parkes,
and others.
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Tennesgge Money Wanted.

New issue Bank of Tennessee wan
ted at Pulaski Savings Bank, for
which the highest market price will
be paid. 1t
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How Could He Do It?

This is the exclamation of all those
who see the strange piece of work
manship in bottle, on exhibition al
u FliDDin's Saloon.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-04

The children ofslhe Confederate
Orphan Asylum at C@ksWle gave
concerts % Onday, Tuesday and
Wednesday NIGHTS in Louisville.
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OF
cann Ct.y 900 n or $ Il &c
uni he pc
=Dosloiy ~ You've aoLFFs.
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Dummies.
The New York Herald styles Null
Inns, Jarret Davis and John Morris
sey the dummies of Congress.
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'gseS you can FsTJ integrit5
'09 prpose, vote ope that
my hat in
trust =
q County
Ffa3thful friend,
BOOKER SHAPA
b. Goth, 1870.
Consequence.
W be the cOnseque
asks auklin review. if the =
pie Estate vote down lhe44
! G ntion? Can they not see AZ
at The old Constitution win
force until a new ous
and hat by yoting agaiq
u hSa one they virtually vote
disha~ahiss a hundred thousand
the b st and most Intelligent men
t State. and that lhey vote to ffer-i
petuale our present abominably cor.
rupt judiciary; and, in shoE
yol, ~sPs'-1i'e establish Radios
ren9.ee.
uTFe new Constitution is rejecf
now, what assurance have those
vote against it that the propes
lies will, at any time soon,
the calling of another Convey
But suppose the authorities~S>
grant the calling of another Convent
ZION, where could be found a more
judicious, wise, prudent, sober and
patriotic body of men than that which
composed the late Convention. If
they, with all their commendable
qualifications, could hot draft 40 ac7
ceptable instruct, the people SIM
ply cannot be pleased, and it W.
be utter nonsense to ever call
convention.
We hope the new Con-.
De ratified by an
large majority. Il IS
for the future welfare a.
of the people of Tennesss
-
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sndf economy, prees5t and examPSsP
no l66Jyrear ned an honest living. but
Ycontributed at l. ast some little to the
improvement Of the social and moral
status Of our youth, for you are al
ready familiar with the fact that
have been a sober, hard working man,
and have always given my influence
and example to the side of morality.
Up to the war. 1 was prosperous in
business, (thanks to the public and
needed no Office at your hands, but
having been left without capital at
the close Off, in the midst of old age
and physical infrmities, have strug
gled in vain against tide of Daisfor-
tunes. At last l am induced to ask
the Office Of State and County TAX
COLLECTOR at your hands, believ-
ing that can fill it accaptably, and
knowing that need it as badly at any
other man in the county.
This is my first and. I hope, my
last appeal for office. but make this
in full confidence that my name will
be abundantIy remembered on the day
of election. The only fea- I have Is
that the too saggQine feelings of my
friends throughout the County may
keep themE.Sy from the polls and
from the perS, Gmance of good Offices
in my behalf on he day Of election,
and thereby admit TO the Office a man
they do not wan you think me
worthy Of VOW Ae and feel
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Equine Remedies sure aud efectuaI.
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WHQLESAIA PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ
MGUIRE e. HILL,
yVJ,o1,..,1o oil J0,+.l Hroaors rC-+l, s;1a n

Wholesale and Retail Grocers, south side
Public Square.
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Apples, green, pr bu Horse shoes, keg 30
.-...... I.50 lion bar y 1b 81 aS15
Axes. doz. 5.0O-IS 90 Lard ......l8 a ~
Batter, y ID 20 a IS Lea her, Sole e b
Bacon 1875 10 Oak tan 49,
B5o Sc He@Ty Flax IIS1d9 40 g
! Hemp p yd % a % Lead Il ,fbsE. 80. 20
Bale rope p IL. I21$ Mule shoes q kg 80
Beeswax % a 30Nails cut l0d. ky 600
Coffee Rio . . 81 horse shoe ID % q }
- Laguayra % Oil coal gal 500 10
Java. 1890 40: Iinseed 20 80
A.Cheese. 5000. - a %: Paint, White Lead
Candles Star IS 90 pure ID 49,. 10 a II
Cotton yarn 4oU, d Salt bu Dbl 4-5O-5,0o
500 Is. sugGr n o fbI41E a Is
700, Is: demarara. 10 II
Dried fruit .... extra Gas 4 l515
Peaches = ID ......- crushed 20 y
Apples = - o s. pulyerized. 20 a .
Flour 2 biz 90 1000: Tobacco .---........
Feathers 4 10 50 90: chewing 10 % l %
Grain, Corn u bu 50: leaf. 20 Il 50
" heat . Goa 10: smoking
tideS, dry, lib l215-l7:
green &C.,. g Z:
pats, northern seed, white, e Dbl. Ill 90
B Goantrv . .......... Is
90 pounds ........... ...-.-....-2 - ,
Early Rose, = Dbl ...-.....-- 1000
." Goodrich " .......... 40
RuS-cts- - ..... L. 81
N1sl Knocks. 80
casih Blow .--..-,.-- 80
-......- .....Il -ot
49,. -.-. v,90
----- o'pv
500
ling 10
1215 as
dcs~to decline
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THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPLY,

THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE GOMPf''
SrAUHToN. VA,
Oilers TO ey.:ry head Of family psr!est serHr'I'
against this melancholy condition
1t is for LIFE INSURANCE ONLf'
Its charter is perpetual.
It's CASH Capitsl Si2j, 90.
i is organized on the basis Of the old y: :utu uA'
Lille Of New York, and It's successful eNpe-
ri0nca.
Tho Premiums are paid in cash; ita D'y-
dcEds ara paid in cash; its policies are PAID IN
cash, without deductions.
Thorc are no premium notes and hence 'ts
assets are all cash, which presents tho only
soIia, substantial basis Of business for lndlVid-
uals or corporations
IT INsUkEs ON ALL PROPER SAFE
IT PUTS No IMPROPER RESTRIC-
TIONS ON TRAVEL
1T lNSUEES UNIMPAIRED FEMALE
LIVES.
The Company is combination OF the pro-
prio.ary ami nlHtu&l Systems, securing the ad-
va:tages Of both.
Its Policies are non forfeitablo after two
years. and iEcantcs@ bic after five years. for all
inis statements and errors in application except
as TO the ago o! tho applicant. This is q
SUBSTANTIAL HOME COMPANY.
The Assets will bo invested in Virginia, and
help 70 bald up our own interests in Virginia.
1t commen3s itself for its safety, management
ard organic ,tion, TO every Virginian and other
SuuLhurner in search Of Il safe
HOME LIFE INSURANCE
INSTITUTION.
Lives mgnnts wsrtod in ecocy precinct Of overy
county in tho State. Send for circulars.
Address, PHILLIPS d MAYO,
General Agents for V rgina and West Virgin
ia, Lock Box ZIG StauAt'n, Va
REV. GEORGE a. SMITH,
feb Ism AgL for Alcxa. and vicinity.
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1O~N NEW SPRING GOODS.

1O~N NEW SPRING GOODS.
lam now receiving my SPRING GOODS,
Consisting in par; OF the following: Oress
1riun:ings and Buttons. Ribbons, Corsets;;
Kid and other Gloves, Lalies', Ch,ldren.s and
Gcnt's Hosiery Plain and Hemmed Stitched
liandkcrchicts for ;.adie. and Gents. lace ana
Linen Collars and Cuffs in great variety, Cam,
brio Edging and 1nsertings, MsrsetIes ana
other Trimmings, Real and limitation, Bslr
Tissue, Grenadine and Berego Yelling l;adios IL
Kcady. msde Skirts, Plain, Tucked, kuihed
ard Embroidered, with great variety OF othcr
goods, ali OF which will DC sold &t the very
lowest rrice to suit tho times.
un IA G. c. BERRY. ~ hing ST.
ry7E ARE NOW RECEIVING 4 FINE
''>"'' '' DRESS GOODS
In Mourning Goods
Tame:c Cloths.
tici.ien Cloths.
Challios ''Po.hody brand."
Aipmcns, ''i'.tLi hrnnl."
Mni!:cluines.
tJrrton Cloths.
i:obn DeVoyngn SC.
Also. 4 fine Inc of conc Il r. ID ID L ,
GOODS, q. prices that cannot FIJI t. peaso -
OH and see them. A5liBY ~ CO.,
enGA rn}w n. 1G King ,treet.
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The Late T. a. BreWS, Esq.

AT A CALLED meeting Of the Ncstry OF St.
paurs Church, held May -ttb, lS7o:-The rec.
tor having announced the death of the late II.
A. Brewis, member of this Eestry-thc tol.
lowing tribute Of respect to his memory was
adopted unanimously:
Whereas, it has pleased our Heavenly Father
to remove suddenly from our midst the late T..
A. Brewis, who was COMMUNICATE and Yes
tryman Of this Church, it becomes us to place
on record, our sense OF the great loss this
Church sustains, in the calamity which this
day sbrouds the Commonwealth iu mourning.
Mr. Brewis had been for many years an ac-
tive friend and supporter Of St. Pau!'s Church,
and tor the past two years. was communicant.
much was expected from his services in that
gage earnestly in whatever was regarded by him
as duty.
MIR. Brcwis was man of much public spirit,
the cry of distress never reached his ear in
vain. He was always ready to support with
heart and hand any reasonable scheme for tie
advancement of religion and the Church
The same awful Providence at Richmond
which fell upon so many OF our fellow .ctizsns,
likewise called him to the eternal world.
Deeply impressed by an atflction which has
fallen upon Us ALL the Festry orders this min,
uie to be placed upon the records OF St. Pauls
Church, and that copy Of it be sent to the
hereaved family OF the lamented deceased and
also, that it be published in the Alexandra
Gazette and Southern Churcnman.
JAMES ENTWIsLE,
Raoist
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INSURANCE AGEEEsES.

TTOW OFTEN Is THE HOUSEHOLD
III loaf buried with The household head, ana
families that might have been comfortably
pl divided for, lett destitute by the want OF 1"
proper foresight in its deceased protector
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hs7 We have on file, several communications
On different subjects, which Will DC lnss''eu d
soop as we can find space for them.
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Gs- Transient advertisements inserted

Gs~ Transient advertisements inserted at
i've cents for each subsequent Insertion.
ES Marriage and Death N offices G0c. Obitrl.
aries will be charged at advertisement rates. for
notices oye. four lines.
~ Special Notices or City Items l5c. per
line for tho first insertion, and eight cents per
line tor each subsequent insertion
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ELECTION NOTICES..

I respectfully announce myself g candidate
for the Office of Measurer of Lumber. and If
elected will endeayor to perform il duties sat-
isfactoriy.
my 5--te j. l.. ADAMS.
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PROFESSIONAL.

\ &. TABER,
n.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
For Alexandria county. Virginia,
Office with Brawner s. Co.. 10 North Fairfax
street, between King street and the
Mansion House, Alex
andria, Virginia.
Surveying, Civil Engineering, Draughting,
Sc. executed with accuracy and dispatch.
nov 2--tf
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TINTED STATES INT. REV,
u Collectors Office 7th Dist Va.
Alexandria. April 30.h, 1870.
Tho ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES on II
COM ES for 1869, taxes on gold watches, Plate,
&C., and special taxes for 1870, has been re-
ceived at this office from tho Assessor, An" Is
now ready for collection.
The taxes assessed in AleXandri: county may
be paid to me at nay office, over tho PoStoilicc'
from May I'd to 10Th 1870.
The taxes assessed in Fairfax comfy rnay 10
paid to my deputy, at Fairfax Court House,
May 18th. 1870 Il. =. WhlIE'
Collector Internal Eevenae.
Ifthoso taxes are no. paid rs above required,
personal notice will be served by mail or other
wise, and an additional charge incurred, ac-
cording to law. ap "V-'I
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 5th 1870.
ITO THE CITIZENS OF ALEX AN Dki \

The REGlSTRATION OF VOTERS. which
commenced in this city on Tuesday, the 81 day
| of May. 1870, will be continued on osch sue
ceeoing day. Sundays excepted. snd will be
closed at sunset on Tuesday, the 10th instant.
Tho books will be opened 4! sunrise and closed
at sunset ofeach day.
Voters OF Tho d:iisren. wards will register as
follows:
Of the First Ward, at tho N. w. cornor Of
Prince and ROYAL stre4ts. K. Bell. Eeg;strar
Of the Second Ward, at the Council Cham
Der q. l.. Simpson. Registrar.
OF tho Third Ward. ut tho Court Hou>c. ~
K. Addison. Registrar.
OF the Fourth Ward, st the n. W. cornor o.
Prince and Alfred streets. W. l.. Milburn,
Registrar.
All citizens of the United States, not idiots or
unatics who have not been concerned in du
ell since the adoption OF tho present cnnstitu-
ton, or been convicted OF bribery in any eIrc-
tioE, embezzemtnt OF public funds. TREASON or
felony, who will be q years of ago on the 4th
Thursday in this month, and who shall have
been residents of this State II months and Of
this city months next preceding Chat day, n:r
entitled 10 register.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, tue 9Th nMn!
25th instant, and from sunrise to sunset "t each
of those days, the books Of registration "i!l be
opened al the places above mentioned Tor re-
vision and amendment, at which timo any
qualified voter, not prev ioHsly registered, may
be added.
am informed that many arc urdcr the l;i!-
preston that having heretofore registered, IT. Is
unnecessary to do SO sgsin. This impression
is erroneous. The on y list Of registered voters
which will be placed in the hands OF the Com
missioners of Election arc tnoso now IN the
course of preparation, mnd all persons doscous
OF voting at the election to be held in this city
on the 4Lh Thursday Of this month, should hc
'es 'S''' ' '''" % E. Nj. LOWE.
Judge Of the Corporation Court
3boo ;tyyn Of "a
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men comtempla
ting marriage being aws[e>of Physical weak s:i
cured.
He who places himself under the care OF DR.
j. msy religiously conhde in his honor as .
gentleman, nnd confidently rely upon his skill
as oh bysician .. ....-.-
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
LOTS FOR SALE.

YA0AH "7'' ~" ,''.D''
rs agents OF Mrs. Mary 4. Keith. we offer for
sale 9 number OF LOTS OF GROU d, lying
on and near keith's wharf, and in the square
bounded by Prince and Duke FMvette and
rayno tg.,oppositc the depot Of the o.. =. i ID
Z. r. They arc I'll large ana well stuated.-
For particulars and terms apply to either OF us
w. G. YEATON,
K. JOHNSTON,
or TO BECK. KNOX s. KERRY, at their Oh
fee, No. 81 King st. sp 2U-eolm
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respectfully announce myself & candidate
for the office Of Measurer of Lumber. and
promise, if elected, to faithfully perform the
duties Of that Office. ..,.,
my Ste w nj. +. VIZ T. HN /.
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OLD DOMINION BITTERS-An elegant
" and pslatsble Tonic. Alternative and Diu-
rotic. A sovereign remedy for Dyspop:ls, Loss
of Appetite, Debility and Liver Complaints IN
malarious districts. if taken in time, u FIJI
nroye sURx PREV ENT1yE Of Ague and Fever
and all Bilious Diseases. Although SO recently
introduced, we bavo had very rapid sale OF
these BltterS. and without exception have re-
ceived most favorable testimonials from rnT-
chasers We would call the particular "tiGh-
ton Of our customers and the public generally,
to this valuable medicine. Price ST per bottle
Prepared only by AN NE ~ W,
And for sale. both wholesale and retail, at our
Drug Warehouse. Ne. IDS King St. lap Is
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Mo.n Der of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, Graduate OF one OF the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, Ind the greater
par. OF whose life has been spent in the hcsp't-
aIs Of London. Paris, Ph!lsielph!a, and else.
where, has effected some Of the most sstonish.
ing cares that were ever known, nlany troubled
with ringing in the head and esrs when asleep
great nervousness, being alsrmcd OF sudden
sounds, bashtuness, with frequent blushlng, III.
ssnIcl sometimes With dsrangement Of mind:
H1ro cured irnmedis!ely.
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TRIAL OF CHURCH The trial ot Henry
Church has been set for the lSt proA'wo' at
Fairfax Court House.
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THE PRIDE OF MARYLAND.

This splendid STOVE has been tested in tie tie
,,racenca of many citizens of Il leXhndr'h, WI"
cxnress themselves as highly pieased |ltn -
onerstions, 1t is An entire success ana WIN !"
in the house, washing and ironing DAY PASS
by with no more trouble than S''ehaS any "'"''
o"S II II ' 'CLARK>ON. No. l3 south Royal S.,
is the agent for this city INV
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
7 wish to inform the genlomcn tbs! | hsv'
'n0 0'''O WINDSOR NECKT1E;
Also some other styles, beautiful ard cheap:
Ali The new and popular makes oi "a Z hI
COLLARS, all sizes, and NALlI 7FHhr'l
CUFFS. .u.u ,,,o -. ,ros,
bargains orNpc0N
ap26 Hts' y. lie 49, -
NHR.V. BECKER :-Dear Sir-Having h"d
wi one Of your kNAbE = ~. flAE ~, o!
rant | was already aware of their eXceiiencei
but the new Piano I purchased from you. anu
which ycu selected for me, is certainly tue
handsomest and finest toned Piano eve? heaTd
or play cd on There are, in my estilnal1on, TO
instruments like VIM RoBESrA oBiSs 1o j. cLISE ,
Alexsndria, April 80. 1870 ap 30-st
CEWING MACHINES.-We would re-
= spectfully ask the attention Of parties do-
string irst.clsss Sewing Machine to the GkO-
VEK S BAKER. We have sold nearly Two
hundred of these mac nlnos in thl. city and me
counties adjacent Circulars furnished upon
application We will take pleasure in explain an
ing the machine to parties interested; :, = " we 70
also have on hand GOODRICH'S PATENT
TICK MAKERS, CORDERS. &c:
an 3O-lw E.S. LEADBEATER& BRO.
VTTTALIA.-Phslons or Salvation for the
Y 81 haT, d. b1 lot rss'1S1asR WAsRFiEID 4 HALL,
~, nh 2s Corner Prince and Fairfax Streets
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respectfully announce myself y candidate
for the Office of Auditor of the city:
ap 2I.te 4. n II Z kDI.E
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Provision being made by the constitution
for y Commissioner of Rovonuo to to elected
on the 4th Thursday in May, 1870, announce
myself q candidato for that office
hN l5-tf JOHN &. CLARK.
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euec. thai u sound mind und body are the most
noncssarv requisites 10 promote connubial hop.
niness indeed w,,:lou! these the journey
tarougn lilo becomes ~ weary pilgrimage, ING
;.cusv G. hourly tnckens 70 the view, the in'nd
baecmca snadowc;i with dcap.l! nnd Tiled VILE
M e!sneholy rGG%csio ;; t; t"s S"r 4apyrheS' aWn '
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By request Of several voters, l now announce
my self as among the various candidates fer the
May orally, and pledge myself. il elected, to
discharge tho duties Of the Office impa arlial!y
and without fear or favor.
mn 1O-tf JAMES w. MALLS
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YOUNG hi Gu.

Who Aavo injured themselves by, Il Co
tain p.gctiue, indulged IL. IL habit ire
quoutly learned from ogil ,colnpsnlons, or at
nyen When asleep, end if not :u.ed, rondcrs
marriage impossible, and dc$.coya brth mlnn
and body. should apply immediately;
Wha. u pity that \ yoa.s m,.u, ilo hopeo
his country, the pride Of bis r.nnt::, should 3e
snatcned from ali prospects and onjoyments OF
life Gy the consequence 81 Wishing rom the
oath Of nature, AID indulGin4 IN certain Sc
cret hab;.. Such persons mns, before contan-
Mating
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CoAL.-The American Coal Co. shipped
300 tons of coal at Cumberland on Monday
Iast-,he heaviest shipment made auy day this
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baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED Asa REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE
CAN BE OBTAINED.

Especially, who have become tho victims OF
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an ultimely
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
excellont talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening Sena,
tors with the thunders of eloquence, or Waked
to estacy the living Tyre, msy call with full
coniHeDna
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COMAIISSION MERCHANTS.

J. F. 1ARk1N'
No. 210 Sew enth street.
Between 3 street and Maryland Avenue,l
Washington, D. c.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Respectfully solicits consignments, believing
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