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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK. ..................

PORT OF NEW YORK ..SgPrEnBER Is
Steamship Rising Conner Apns. Pscdc Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship & Com..oct Drs ,,;. t PS'issas'phi.
Steamship Man. Grumley, Philadelphia
Steamship III Cid Smith, Norwich.
p.t sbsn,Ssi or Nancau Cork for ore weod! Tetens
Bari Man, Antonio lsp.nh Alvarez C,d, Marques Co
Bsrk GsIelle (BrL Davidson llaatport j. Whtne 20
Bng Victoria OBJ Trafton Liverpool Snow Burgess w =,
Brig svy Brodc NoE Henncksen queenstown o' o'1 "e'
Rrs Mar M Francis Francis. Trieste. Evans. Bal, Co.
BdS Olurnd (Spsn.) Garcia, bilbOa. Latasa 70
Brs R b. Cove HARNESS, Havana James x. Ward Co 49,,
seSr W. K Beebe Louer. savannah Evans Ball Co.
sebr Wstebu Gill; Providence II. W. JOhnsou l. Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Volunteer Howes, Wilmington n e. WITH nds@ !"
steamship Zodiac Ch.pu Newbeu c. With ud'e and pass to
steamship Wysnoe Bourne Richmond City Point and Norfolk with
steamship George Upton Roberts Richmond City Point and NOR
folk. with mdse. 70 Washington Co l. ,,,r Gan, 18th
Steamship Anglia (Bth Craig GsSoN via ho'ue oeP@ D WIN"
md,e and pass 70 Henderson Bros
ship Johann Ger Lond Antwerp 50 DAYS with mde
ship Trsnquebar of Richmond Me- Waterhou'e Newport h ~
BARK s. Winsow (of Portland Davis hddlesboro % days With
B,rs Fortan. IN g. soemsnn Msrseles II days with mise
Brig LIME wyman to Newcastle Mel Hopkins BrunswcK a.
sci Gertrude ummer Of AddOu Plummsr. Grand Turk L. II
scHoosHRs-RIvEg AND coArwIs.
John Panham. Virginia. Hattie Low. Virginia
Albert Treat Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sept -The Anchor Line steamship Iowa Capt oven
from New York Sept touched a. MoVe yesterday ana pro-
The Anchor Line steamship Europa Capt Campbell from NewYork
Sept touched at Neville to-day AMI proceeded for Glasgow
For Latest Ship Neps FIth Page.l
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No Steamship ALil
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

CssnsS L. BesSovsn l.dy and horsinsr Mornsr L.
c. Jocis bruce Mr lady and family Nj Bsys
*:a:ss DS c'!sS% nr p s.s ~. ny l.d{ md
Mscils Ma Harvey McNel NJ. Hobbs Mn H. NJ Workman,
Mr. Leuchs-, Thompsen Rev Wall lady and
patrick lady Dr. Young snle. lady and d,usheI G.
buon daughter W. H. Harmon lady and daughter q.
Stewart Mrs Pas sni family W. b. Benr Rev w. E,sns Mra
Wilson Mct. Mr. Bs and LADY aud daughter; Mr. Habr.on q.
BAlrd. Mr. NJ ker Arl Jvhn Mlxm.
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Nswlors relative to the WIDENING and sTRAluH ENlhG Of
BROADWAY,
Between and also the n'hs
OF that part Of Broadway between second street 'ni
street greater width than One Hundred Feet ONO
We the undersigned Commissioner OF E,tue ,od As-ssmeu,
above entitled matter hereby notice to he owoeor o~nen
snd. asca Ssr.Sy aud 70 :. o.asa .Sc% may
tra That have completed oar estimate and 49,
any othe lands Affected hsreS ma, boppd
pr: S 's e.: once co sFass
oG% No. ~ % S' he ss sa
the days ns. ..sr The said 18th o. September ISL I
which used By .. m,liDs our report h,'. been aoa.s
o. snaS until he day Of sepsmSsf ISL
IA,d Ts. ,s nIs suS..sa By IN. sa ,o,.'i y.
being said and bounded ineued and cosu.d -.a
BesR.ns point Of the q nny ~
s: | %. sf Int ' q sS .s ssn %
,oahsr along the line Of Madison avenue
Thirty street hpe Of Lenussc hesee 20.
5 Ins Sf a': taa ~
foas.n.s street The essssi line Of YsS s,
s.s. Along 10 ssas.r i IL. or
E o ss a. ss NJ. .;
as Of SIh s'.ros soe senAsy sess -. esuss ls
Along :a.S Inc sss ~: ..:s
q :.sss .s: ss
Twsnessh street e ne s...ss has Of n(sa .v.1s Ss
strss thence vssssy soss he nns fv@tsSn 49,
The csstsr has Of Nah thence aehsry aong ~
The eassr nas q SIXTY szl s,ssss As esssst ass Of -
psoe a besisane 100000
fsvrA: IA, en- report AssSa vii - pssssesl " sss
fore d. aeroSs As.n c.ss s'ss y Sss sss sssy
days hereafter gvsa e ds sev,paPsn paessea r,sM
sNewY pursuant prvvsas Of Ne rsso Secees o.
Of New ferh pasa rsos~"
1871.
dated New. York. Aasusa Is. 1871. ,
JOHN 9. JONES. }0ouuislss snA
WILLIAM WOOD.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
SATURDAY. SRPT. Is.

Mails for Europe QueenoWn and Liverpool steamship
brussels close At Zoo m Supplementary MAIL on Pier
No. Is, N. X, 10 closed at ls&3 . .
IAN letter. Deposited Supplementary Mail must Be prepaid With
Mails for hs German Bremen per steamship Dopau
close al IAN
Bremen steamship s.Ds Saturday does not present
TAKE the Prussan Ciossd Mall"
SUNDAY, sIPr. IT.
Malls close O'Clock The tostomes 10 open from
n. 70 IL q N. .,r a.
No atsama hin Main
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Ghances for Business Nlen

BUSINESS CHANCES FOR LIVE MEN
- The STANDS q. the Grind Marv Festival viii b. al. a. -
ton 70 the highest bidders WEDNESDAY Son, n :, - D. ~
Cours. at oeoeh The Pesav will BEL. t.o vel. .ss II
tae' NOR '1sn W VISITOR The boe r.sar,st
very rge) 10 booths ct dancng platforms rg stand ,nb
pnvses VI. be dpos Of Terms ale bsI.ns. r
two days thereafter Persons desiring sron, "a, 800
70 the ;qconeer aer the sale BES HITCHCOCK % Bs.ISss
PARTNER WANTED with $4,000 in a yerv
successful BUSINESS Tie goods are nonopol, n eoaa.o -
mand pay large Prost and veil Known 10 Inc Uaid sts,,s ~
,nr 10 s1rope Wh the rgh.
Address ENTERPRISE. Of L. PETTEsGILL
Agents, II Park Row. w. "''''S
PARTNER WANTED-With a capital from
srtiele Addfeas A B. C. D.. Tribune Oaos 4
WANTED-A PARTNER with 10000, by Q
msnaiacuref Of proprietary ARTICLES To tborozsh boss
we onef liberal inducesot Address Tnbsas
week.
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vpxv vopx nAuv TR1nurE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1871

and sou NJ saith Rev Enkne W. Prebs Mr. McLortis
QvssxAod ldy he0ee whittspdats D. naArsss Mis-
Patton. Nm 0slr. Mn kcBrds add haily.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN PRAsCsC0In steamship Rslag s., Sept u.s. Mis-
veos Andres H. r. McPhsson H. Peterson Jas Requa ssd wife
Wood d. Csy.t.Ho G,rbirG NJ M,yo. Emms sa..ern.n
aud laughter Luctey Miss Lucy D.hss Geo GODDARD Norman
Penaeh, vie and 5 children; Nh C. T. Psnon. A. q.
Cent? Grace so cI'9c' G. we&i.pe Wife and sslls,s.
BURKE WIN Geide NJ e. Williams L. Walter Master Pro,hn
Handy and Wife Geo. Durnd and wife H. Upton Thos Plan
nag,n George II riman. Lecko~ wife and servant; Dr. D.
Geckondo, GGgno TreJor. W. Bates
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marble an0 5late mdnlels.
Eeoal Notices.
NTY.-AR.
80. .y-aa1na

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COuNTY.-AR-
~ THUR CHILD agL EDWARD N. BATES ELEuA BLOOMBR,
ANN ROSS JAMES BISHOP Receiver Ansoa r. Abbott Hoss
Humphrey Bdmund WOOD Joseph BarlemanI John ksnp
Benjamin Barker Qua rn Of the children Of Abraham Barrier do
Charles Nichols Benjamin Barker Georst W. Mead A
Munde aud Edwin Been-Amended Summons-pr reieL-rO ~
defendants hereby snd required
complaint this Of which cops herewith servS
Of hesad compliant %
the subscriber bis ONCE Number 81 street the City Of Nes
twenty AFTER the service Of this
the Of and fail 10 The N
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff t action viii apply
relief demanded In the complA ntDd June
1871. GEO H. GRANNISS F,nufs Attornev
complaint the action t the One Of tbs
Clerk Of Kings County June H. l8Daed June l5 lS7l.
GEO. H. GRANNISs. Plainafs Attoruey
NEW- YORK SUPREME COURT.-FRANCES
~ C. CHAPMAN plaintiff .sans; HENRY CHAPMAN desaa.as
To the defendant above nincd
clurrd TO the complaint n
which will 6e the once OF the CLERK Of City sai Cocnv
of House the said City AMI Comfy and
the said complaint, the nhSnbr
his Office No. Room No. ~ the City Of Newio
within the VI this eraaw
Of the II fail the said oonpss
within the time Aforesaid the plna this will apply 70
Court for relief demanded the oompant-Dd April Bl
WILLIAM a. GALE, Plaintiff Attorney
The the once OF The Csn
of the Clty Of September
WILLIAM H. GALE Plaintiffs Attorney II Pine street. Ne"'fo
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The clouds indeed lifting as his friend Mr..
O'Gorman had remarked and the people began to see
the sun at All that glorious sunlight, the sunlight
Of truth. Where was the power that could resist
it, What force could defy It'll 1t pene-
trated the darkest recesses; 1t laid bare the
most corrupt and Shiny places and revealed and scat
rays cleared and purified the moral atmosphere filled.
cleared and inspired every honest breast This people
truthdenanding people, this people Of ours. But once
filled with this light, once completely convinced and
thoroughly aroused, most determined, avenging, JUS
discriminating, aye and sometimes dangerous PEG
pie They were not to be Hoodwinked nor trhed with;
Gn and Gs UnSs the settled
conviction Of the people with respect to these defend
ants; not all the verdcts OF all the committees sham or
certificates Of all the richest the pnres Of
our citizens no. not even he Judgment OF the highest
Fully realizing at length how they had been abused,
ramped upon and the people
dgnant and resolute nay, were almost maddened, but
only so for the want Of that speedy complete and ade-
What they ask Of YOU Sir, aud what 1t should be one
OF the proudest moments Of your lie to grant Is but
drop In the ocean of their Just and determine
tl0n Yet In particular 1t Is for the present ut least
s from further wrong ana 9atraSe Grant tsat
Grant IT, you who have the to do 3d. Do not hlng
into their dsSs Dc no ding them
and from the portals Of justice but save them
save the great party Of winch you are trusted leade
ana above all save the cause OF justice which Is now In
It's last asylum and makes to you Its last appeal
AZ the close OF Mr. Barretts remarks, liz greeted
with loud and prolonged applause.
Mr.. O'Gorman-Of course have no right TO reply to
any observations Of learned friend but am glad to
know exactly what amount according to his idea 10 TO
be left for the Government OF the City and County Of
newIork 30 far as can see. making al allowances
the whole amount applicable to such expenditures 10
72oO In 1850 the expenses Of the City were beyond
that merely submit the fact TO your Honor without
wishing W influence your decision.
JUDGE BARNARDs DECISION.
am OF opinion In this case that the plaintiff Is trus
tee for the people, and has 0 right to maintain this
action In regard to the point that was raised by the
counsel for Of the defendants that the act was
unconstitutional, should not, sitting at Chambers on
unless was very clear that such was the fact.
nave no such cearness In this case at present and
should not Ike To take any such responsibility but pre-
fer should he heard In more mature and careful way
al General Term. The plaintiff then. having right to
sue commences suit four deendants, Onlcers
VI tho City Government asking. among other things
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ing his occupations Of literary character not
ing ability $1,000 warrants and the difculties
position generally to guard the public treasury
from the nI9Sds Of the plaintiff in thai sa' suit h
claims of the plaintiff happened to be honest
and just and due and we all Know the dlhcutes which
at beck OF officials meet in getting their Just claims
paid when an honest man comes with his nst claim.
watcdogs are then ready to guard the treasury; Dut
mem menn of that class, come, we are told that the
Mayor acts ministerisly, and has other
Sp the Wh the he sfR
place in office stamping machine, that Is ~, we
thai he audited sSsl254I 81 Of these Ubiquitous bills but
he says he did municipality He did by the iorce OF
admits that the bills fraudulent but the Legislature
blame permitting the fraudulent bills TO be paid
municipal oicer was appointed and see he is
The acts OF 1870 read 6y my learned iTiend., ,s o.,
MIR. O'Gorman-While my learned friend stops Tor a
moment would say there is admission on the part
q the Mayor Of aY such thing as he sngsests The
Relevant in this action is this suit for an nunc,
ton IN the future, he does not answer TO them De-
in this proceeding instituted to obtain this injunction
ExJadge BarrettMy learned friend need not be ner-
learned counsel who advised the Mayor not to meet the
4 Here e The eeSTred
the passage Of this act shall be audited by the
and nn1 % Of b the e Board %0s
slrucon which my Learned friend places upon
90 or 500 600 in NewYork previous
passage of this act shall DO audited by the Mayor At
iolio- - and IS OF his The defendant has al
WAYS attested to the validity OF any
warrant without inquiry into the nature or proPriety OF
fc claim In the warrant beyond that az
orded by the approvas already given, lot ouy Of the
Controller but Of the Auditor q .
So Sir when the Legislature tells him to asce T.
tain what claims are due against this city,, lie
thinks he acts ministerially II he eountersigns
every warrant presented % him d, with t the 'S
a1ry into its validity Was that his duty Let me
show your Honor in In which you participated at
the General Term Of this Court In this District what
very different Of the executive duty was furnished
by the purity Of the judicial conscience ln this case OF
the People on the relation Of Green AGAINST Fernando
Wood Mayor Of City, 35th Of Barbour $751; tue mayor
refused cOuntersgn the warrant, assigning 10 req
son that the work called for by the contract naa no'
been performed by the reator and he was Lneleioie
not entitled TO payment And what did your Honor ana
the other judges sayt
Can be possible that the Mayor bound to counter
sign warrant 70 for services which he knows nave
never been rendered. The proposition Is 90 monsrous
tnat cannot entertain II for moment III an 0ncer
charged ~ the statute with the duty VI exercising con-
slant supervision over the conduct Of all subordinate
officers may he compelled by courts OF Justice to aid In
drawing from TIE Ire asury moneys In payment Of an
nnOudcd IT. dulent claim, then confess that courts
Lave DeOuo the most convenient and efficient lnstru
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Ch.S., "a ~! Ad.ivsr.s.y 81 tAe I~.a.seu Ba,t,ss
seos H. a. ocoes = ~ ons1 yin Be ~ sUHbAY
EaODss s'S r. ADAks aass ssd.s j. S,s,.ss - ~ y,
the hssioaAry, SAMUEL AL6AI w. EVENING All -
80 TsmSsr"nes RMasssss attic P CIsrcG
Dr. DUNCAN and other popas, ,eaiss or dr., a.
Public Invited. Seats ffes. ~ VIC ooseresatoa
The Member. and Priesds Of tie se.tS CI.,cIc-
West Twenty hhh-st between Seventh And HsSS CsaIcn,
boiling special services SUNDAY Ira fass u. .er ssoepan
reception Of their PStorelsct Rev n HOE n An -
Ta iSs n %ssr. !; 1,' s " ,ssc ool r.,
McARTHUR ID D., Will Sddrn The meetng Rev n a WnsTos
d. d., Will preach in The evening" d TOO o'clock
Trinity Baptist Church tRsv. J. STANFORD HOLNR n
Pastor) Rhyeth Lexington sy-Pre.rhp, ~ ~" p.
oeoi sssees The Pre- Tsas Of PLt' ssadsy Sss,
West Forty-feurth-st United Presbyte riao CI.,cI
between Ninth and TenhsveaPre,chng
Sabbath-by the Pastor Rey O. CAMPBELL loi 0elo~i ~
by the Rev O. d. MATHEWS Of Jsne m All are ,a,tn
invited '~' "'"sV
West seventee nth-st. Baptist Ghurch,-TS. ,.., o.
R0bERT CAMERON will preach in tue MORNING. ., 6t n ~
EVENING H7L
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Gopartuersbip Notices.

PARIS, No. } RuI scRIssl
la september. is1l
MIR. f. R. ANDREWS withdraws from our
lvl 6rm from this ALPHONSH BOUNAL
ner in this Mr. C. HUNTER formerly Of u
bouss Of Russell Co. Of Canton (Chiu, interested vita fro-
this date. JAMES W. TUCKER CO
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NEW:YOKK SUPREME G0uRT T. 81 =,
Corporation Notices.

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap.
- pcsuon the MAYOR Alermeu aud Commona,y Of the Cry
Nswlors relative to the WIDENING and STRAuH ENlNG VI
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DIR. JOHNSTON

"A DIR JOIl NSTON
Md T. n' til" R"yal c,l!"-""! Surgery 81 tom
l"I* Iu.;""l %H."I til" mi "",m"nt r"l, Cot
lcgrEn% mi!r' State, :''l a. IF'"'"r par,
of wlAr ri. ha~ been spent IN IN" h'-pilal, 81
LondSA Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere" has
effected, A.n' of tn" most a-;',''r-h:n@ cure mat
w,.r,. ever tlinwn: ,ir:ny troubled with r'=in"n
th. h,ad and ear whrna.!' ..r,:,t n"rI 'I',n'>s,
being ul,".nr al sudden r'.un'!-. lH:h'"in'.,
viii, i,..r,rn. h<IIing attended sometime. with
i ,Ir,rrr,unut of mind we're cured Immediately.
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J. W, MALLS,

J. W, NAILS. i. W. MALLS.
IAMES w. MALLS Il SON,
y 1S7 King st.. Alrxu.. Va.
Dealer, in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Brackets, Mnulings,
Bnltl>lrr5, of different patterns. and Newell
Posts 4 large stock of French and American
tiIa<4. double and single thick. of all <ize>.-
Paints, Oils, Vurnishrs, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pur" White Lead and other
brands Of fine quality, Putty, Turpcntne and
Machine OIL Al>n Lin" of superior quality,
Cement, Cnlcinrd Plaster. Pitch and Felt for
Roofing Sc. \ large stock Of Pugh's crlrbra-
ted Car Augrr< and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establishments.
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kinds
Of Building Material, promptly attended Ia.
Terms cash feb lift
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. j. addresses AL tho" vii" hay" injured
hem, plv,. by improper indulgence "'.d solitary
rni.ir, which ruin i,Ii h'IN an mimi "ni'ii'''"
h,, - ..i,;l..r business. study. '"'"i' "r mar
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TOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!
- Doll Heads Bodies, Arms, &c. | have now
i'll store one of the largest stocks and best ass"rt
ment of Crying, Talking, Sleeping and Plain
Dolls ever offered in this city, embracing every
variety and price Dolls from 5cto 50. Having
made my purchases of HOLIDAY PRESENTS
ON very advantageous terms, am enabled t" sell
at the very lowest prices. Call and examine my
stock and hr convinced of low prices and t"ir
dealings.
dec III G. {. BERRY. - King st.
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<yDTfCEIS HEREBY GIVEN.

~ Thai the Alexandria and Fredericksburg
Railway Company will apply the County Court
of Alexandria county, at the ensuing February
term thereof: for the app"intmrn, Of five diSln-
trrcStcd irrch"idrrS whn. any three ~ more
uf whtAn, shall constitute :hnard. to ascertain y
Just compensation to the owners ii land upon the
linr'nf tluiy Improvement within the said county.
for asrh nf the said lands as are proposed t" be
taken hvSuch company for its purposes.
Alcx:lndri:l January ID. ISL
GEO B. ROBERTS.
., -. Prr>i,lrn; "i said Company.
.F,.i,, Smith, Attorney Jan 2-.uw4w
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CTEA Nj ED .;OY STEERS
TO ILL PATRONS IND TIE PURLIC

We beg tuinfurm You that We have rr"pcnrd
our OYSTER house; ut our old stand No II north
St A$apli street, where We keep constantly on
hand during the present season 4 good supply "t
FRESH OYSTERS.
Oysters served in all styles cheaper than any
place in the city There will be no oysters hurk-
sstcrcd by lis in this city but will hc furnished, in
any quantity when ordered.
All orders from the country promptly attended
-.
There is also Indies saloon attached /" th>
place Zip stairs Respectfully,
WM A. BAGLEl 4 CO..
No. II North st. ASnph St.
son Ni-ir AlrNanlria Nirrinia
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DISEASES OLE IMPRUDENCE.

Physica of thi celebrated institution has DIS,
covered the most Certain. speedy, iieaSa't MI"
Erirctunl Remedy in the world for all
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.UEUf(.4L.
LOCK HOSPITAL.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

N.
phv.ci.r, Of thi. c,.!,.brat, institution, has dis,
covered the most Certain Speedy, Pleasant ana
Eirctrrl Remedy in the world i"r All
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENGE.
Weakness of the Back or Liinba, Structure,
Affection n'lhr kidneys or Bladder. inhni!'i-
tarv Discharges. lmp"tcncy, Grnerai Deputy.
Nervousness, DySpdpela, Languor, Low Stiri'-'
Confusion Of Ideas. laIptat"n "l the HrMi'
Timiditv. Trembling, Dlmlrs< 9! Si@h'. or '''"-
dinc>s 'Ds,:,>" Of tn" Head. Throat H &c." e,
Skin. Affections of the Liver Lungs, Stomach
or Bow.s-thnSe terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits OF Y"uth-Scrrrt ana sol
tary practices NOR" fatal I" their victims th"h
the songs Il" the Syrrns /" the Marlnrr- ct lya-
SEES, bIightiny their mos! brilliant h"l' or an
YOUNG MEN
Esnciallv. VIII, have h.r.',n,' The Victims Of
Solitary Vice. and dreadful and drStrurt!vr
habits which annually sweep L" AN unt'm"ly
grave thousands of young men 81 the 'n"-l rN-
ult,.l talents and brilliant Intellect VIII" might
otherwise have entrnlcel lr>Irlllllg Senate' with
the thunder. of cloqucnc', or walked t" rNtuy
the living Tyre, may call with iul! r"n'dence
MARRIAGE.
Married persons. or Young Men contemplate
inc marriagr. aware of Physical We"kne>s
Il .oss of Prncr,sllivr P"wrr-lmp"l'nry,l Nrr-
vouS Excitahity, palpitati"n. Organic Weak
nr:s, Nervous Debility. "r any other DlSqlmli-
fc,tinm, speedily relieved.
He wh,i places himself under lhrrar'' al DR.. j.
may rrligiorSly rnnihr in his honor a u gentle
man. and confidently rely upon his xiii ~ II
physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Immediately ,mr.. ami Full NigDr Restored.
This distressing Atlccl"n--%ilrt r"n"''r> li''
miserable and marIiag" lnp'r:hlc-!> III"
penalty paid by III" victims Of improper '''in'F,
l,t fl mn
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DISEASE OF IN PRUDENCE.

When the misguided and iInprlil"n v"nry "l
nI,,sur,. finds that be has imhIb"d the ,rrd- at
This plinl disease. it "I "it"h hnpi"i'' lliai n'
ill-tinr -rll, of sham" or dr''ad {" discovery ''-
trr- him lrnrInpplvnr I" those who, rom "hll"n-
tinu uuI r.,rrtiihiIv can alone h.'lri.IId hiru,
delaying tIf tn. constitutional symptom, of thi~
hurrid dS,.ls mike their api"hrnII"r such ~
ulcrr,t.d .,,r,. throat di-,'a-"I nose. nocturnal
pans in the head and limbs. diInnr-- Of light,
1cutuc<s nodes the shin bone aud arm,
Llo,chr. on the head. fac" and "N'r"ni",, pro
crossing with iri~llliIl rapidI'y till at last ii"
puute of iii" mouth or lh" x'n''> "l th'
nose fall in. and th. victim of ihi>'Wfu di~'"''"
becomes "a horrii object Of r"nnrniS-"r''ti"n iIIl
death puts period I" his dreadful suffering. hH
sending him to that undiscovered country nom
whence u" traveller returns.
II j. Il melancholy fact that thousands DIE
victim. tu this terrible d>''n-". through iaIlil'
intn the hnnd- 81 i.en"r:Int "r un-kllui f'r.-
TENDERS vino. by The IL" "t that deadly
Poison Mercury. &r.. destroy ti' 'r'i1'it''ih'fl.
and iucapabl, "i curing. keep tn" unhappy 'ui-
f,rrr month after ln"rth taking if"ir h"N'"- or
Injurious comporIiid-. and instead Ct b"'hg re-
stored To- a renewal Of Life l.DraIri liarPi"-r,
in ,Ir-uar leave him with ruln"l Health I" Ugh
over his Calling disappointment
DIR. JOHNSTON
OFFICE. So : S"rru FEEDEHI"K STREET.
BALTIMORE. MD.
Left hand -dr gong fr"lH Baltimore street Il L."
doors from the corner Failn"t I" observe MAIN"
ami number
~ ~ Letter r.r...i"."I ,uIr.- postpaid anal
containing Il stamp t" IL. used on tn" reply.
Person. writing should aye. and send p"r-
ton of ul advertisement describing symptoms.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cured ut this Establish"
mcnt, year after year. and III" lun,'r"i- Iinr"rt-
ant Surgical Operations p''rl;'rmr'! hy )r. '"hh-
tnn witness" i.e the representative Of tn" PF'','
and many other prranIS, notices 81 "hiE! HaE'
apl,rarcd again and again h"l"r" the l'"'li' h'-
and rc,upn.ibilitv IS a sufficient :;I!nrtnt" I" the
afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY tl RED
Baltimore, jy 1-ly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-05

n n GOuID W. II. WILkES1SG
TOULD Il WILKENlNG,
" (Successor to W. +. Henderson, ,,,
GROCERY, LIQUOR i GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No 20 North Royal It.
Dealers in GROCER ES, TEAS. COFFEES
SUGARS, WHISkEY, BRANDY, WIN ES
SCOTCH ALE, PORTER &c.
Also Eastern and Potomac SHAD, HEX
RING and MACK EREL
Choice brands of SEGARS and TOBACCO
always on hand. ,,,r,,,
Strict attention lmd I" the sale "f COZ, NIRl
PRODUCE. &c iS-u