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Government securities.
The Markefs

BAIIINoRE, Sept. n.-yirginia SIS, consoiida ted
VIA est NlrgiBiss, ll1s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Sept. E.-Ootton dull and weak,
nomiDslly lssi (dl9. Flour firm and fairly active
prices unchanged. Wheat firm for southern; west
ern dull and unchanged. Corn firm and scarce
white southern, n; yellow southern nominal, 81;
mixed western hrmer, IS. Oats active-southern. As
GO western mixed, 4g46; do. white, 46qE1s. Rye
nrm and unchanged. Hay unchanged. Provisions
quiet and steady. Pork quiet, "a 75NllS co. Bulk
meats dull for round lots, shoulders, sa 5ss clear
RIB stdes, gs@9ss. Bscon-fair jobbiDg demand;
shoulders, 9h as clear rib sides, H. Sugar-cured
hams, l4e1l6. LAID dull, So 61sh. Western butter
stetdy-fair to choice, 2 d26 Coffee strong, 226Q23
Whisky tirmer, 9s. Sugar strong. ll@ll%.
NEW YORK, Sept. E.-There were three proposals
10 sell bonds to the government to-day, aggregating
el4CO, at from lilo S5s to liz So
Specie shipments to Europe to-day, Sl57 ,3lS, in
silver ard gold bars.
NEW YORK, Sept. H-stocks active Gold, H.
men's dull and steady
NEw York, Sept. H.-FIour quiet and unchans ed
wheat shade hTmer. Corn trine better.
LONDON, Sept. ~, Il 81 p. m-Consols, 921z6eo2sS
d0r bob Bonds Of lS67 ass; To- 0's, 81; lives,
LONDON, sert. II, ] p.m.-Erie,
LONDON, Sept. IL, 2.30 .. m.-Erie, 46zs.
LONDON. Sept. IL $50 .. m.-The rate OF discount
in open market for three months bills is 27s per
cent, or per cent. below the Bank Of England
rate. Erie, l61s.
Pans, Sept T-Rantes 81 francs 81 confines
LONDON, SEPT. IL, p. m.-Bonds Of 1865, old, 9o'4
new hves, 9lh.
PARIS, Sept. E-Rentes, 81 francs 20 centimes.
FRANKFORT, Sept. H.-Bonds, gl4.
FRANKFORT, Sept. N.-Carlist bonds are now
quoted on the Frankfort bOurse,
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The Rights of Passengers.

The long-sufeTing American public IL begin
ming to wake up to sense of its rights in the
matter of car travel, and two successful test
cases in its behalf have recently been de-
cided. The first was that of a citizen of Mas
saehusetts who asserted his right to use a ticket
for a passage between Boston and New York
either way-thSt IL, from Boston to New York,
or from New York TO Boston-as he might elect.
The railroad company, through its agents, re-
fused to recognize IL as good, except in one d.
rectiOn, and on his making test of the point
they elected him from the car with SO much
force as to do him serious bodily injury. He
carried the case TO the courts, and despite the
strenuous efforts Of the wealthy and powerful
railroad combination, which seemed to have
judges as well as lawyers in its pay, he sue
ceeded in getting verdict in his favor. This
was overruled by the court, and another YER
dict was given in his favor with yet higher
damages. Again and again this was repeated
with a successive increase of damages on each
trial until the defendants were finally obliged
to shoulder penalty more than double that in
ficted on the first trial.
The second case Is that just decided in Indi-
ana, where passenger, finding all the cars of
the train on which he had embarked complete
ly filed, refused to give up his ticket unless he
was provided with seat. To this bold defiance
the conductor nade the usual response by stop
ping the ualn, ana causing this obstinate, re-
cusant, and rash CONTENDER OF the divine right
of railway corporations to be pitched out, with
his baggage, upon a deserted part of the road.
For this little indulgence of arbitrary power on
the part Of its agents, the railroad company had
the pleasure Of paying $1,000 in damages, al
though it appeared In evidence that no seat
could have boon furnished the plaintiff, in con-
sequence of the crowded condition of the cars
The courtruled that the purchase of q ticket was
in effect the purchase Of a seat, and that having
taken the passengers fare the company was
bound to provide him with the usual and proper
Accommodations.
1t is probable that the same judgment would
be rendered. in case of the refusal of a passen-
ger on street car TO give up his ticket unless
provided with q seat, though it might be con-
tended here that it was the passengers own
fault if he entered crowded car instead of
waiting Tor another, especially if a sufficient
number of cars were being run at intervals
short enough to make il a matter of no inconve-
Daence for him to wait. To make this defence
anyways sound, il would be requisite, however,
for the railroad company to be able to show
that the sign "Full' was displayed on the car,
and that the passenger entered without the con-
sent Of the conductor.
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The quartet of correspondents who gather
their remarkable degree of transformation
about District affairs upon their hind quarters,
repeat with psrrot-like iteration the story that
the POOR, plundeTed taxpayers of Washington
are in a state of terrible excitement and indig-
nation over the appointment of Gov. Shepherd.
II these gentlemen would get OFF their launches
and look about them, they would find that the
value Of property in the District has been
doubled, quadrupled, and even sextupled in
many instances, In value by the Improvements
carried out by the Board of Public Works.
And this enhancement of values has not been
confined to any one part of the city, bat is uni
versal. 1t is noted in the West End ,""North-
ern Liberties" "SOuth washing ton, !" "Capitol
Hillr and 'Navy Yard" alike. The conse-
0uence is that the property-holders, almost
to a man, sustain the Board of Public Works,
as has been shown at every election, and
as would be illustrated fully were there an
election to- morrow. 1t is notorious that the
property holders here are not the grumblers,
but that the claIRor is confined to a squad of
baffied black mailers-dead- beats who carry all
the real estate they own on their PERSONS. Do
these corresponds nts suppose that if the prop
erty-holders here were in the injured and
xrathful condition they describe they would
find no vent for their indignation, by public
meeting or otherwise? They cannot point out
such injured and excited taxpayers, and If they
undertake it they will fail as ANONYMOUSLY as
did that Washington correspondent Of the
1yibvns who from the depths of his inner con-
sciousness evolved bogus interview with Mr..
W. W. Corcoran, which that gentleman
promptly declared to be false.
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Is Great Britain whiting? Certainly the out
look is not hopeful for her. Her supply of coal,
through which she has been able to keep up a
supremacy in the manufacturing markets of the
word, is rapidly giving out. Her great iron
trade is falling of from the same cause, and now
comes new cause Of anxiety in the smallness
Of the crops. The London Echo INDUCES in q
gloomy view Of the English har vest of this year
and intinates tina. a serious crisis in more de-
partments OF business than one may ensue in
the course Of the next twelve month. 1t then
continues: "Witt two short crops in succession
large sum Of money, which could be otherwise
usefully employed, will have TO be expended
during the coming autumn and winter to supply
the deficiency in wheat The absence of this
money, added to that which was expended in
supplying the failure of last years crop, must be
seriously felt in trade,
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telegram this afternoon states that the big
balloon buffalo that left that city yesterday
at p m, passed over Brooklyn, n. Y, this
morning. This is a straw in behalf of the be-
lievers in the easteTly current. The "Buffalo"
is one Of the largest balloons ever made, hold
ing 5000 cubic feet OF gas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-17

Francis a. Walker, under the head OF "Our
Population in 1900" gives his reasons for think
ing that some hopeful prophets have over-esti-
mated the rate of increase, and there will not
be more than 1900 900 citizens Of the United
States at the close OF the century. Well, we
must try and worry along with only seventy
i've millions until We can do better.
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The TnJuas special affects to deny in toto
that any of the correspondents were instructed
to attack the President for his action in the APP
pointment OF Governor. The Boston Globe
special, however, admits that certain editors
and publishers who have been here have di-
rected their representatives "to tell the whole
truth about matters" The conspirators should
agree a little better in their yarns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-17

The New York Graphic properly suggests that
now that the Centenniali is the order Of the day.
it would be good thing to 1nish the Washing
ton Monument. "It is a big disgrace now"
that paper says, "and should be either COM
pleted or demolished before 1876"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Nothing of moment disturbed the Wall street
markets yesterday except little feverish ex-
element In the stock market, caused by the
Rock Island k. X. company. Money remains
easy, government bonds steady and transac-
tons in gold quiet.
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REORGANIZATION NOTICE.
To THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT OF co.
LUMBIA.


Asrequred by the ''act in relation to the regis
traiion of voters in the District OF Columbia ap-
proved June D. 1873, the Board of Registration for
the District Of Columbia will hold sessions daily
cert Sundays, between the hours Of IL m. and D. H.
of each day, commencing on MONDAY, September
al their roc in the Executive Building,
corner Of Pennsy ania and It'll street north
west, Washington, ID. O., where all persons pos
sessiDg the necessary qualifications, not hereto
the Of twenty years since the last election
ana those who will attain that age before the
liih day OF October next, and all persons who were
previously registered and have changed their resi-
will have resided therein thirty days immedi xtely
prect ding the 18th day of October next and all per-
eoEs who have been naturaliZed, and whose natural
iZaton papers have matured, must present them
selves before the Board and have their names prop
erly re gistered.
Persons who were registered at tho last registra-
ton and have not changed their residence from one
Legislative district TO another since, need not
appear before the board, as by the terms Of the
law above cited the registration Of voters for the
year 2 stands the registration of voters for the
general election OF 1573,' subject to such changes
and corrections as are made necessary by the pro-
visions OF said act, in the cases above mentioned
Persons having knowledge Of the death OF or re-
70 report the same to the board.
4" There Will be no registration in the several
Legislative districts, ner at the City Hall; but the
beard will be in session at the Executive Building
tiOn is held. "to certify In when an error has
been made in transcrbng names of persons entitled
10 '0'e anu '0f 'A'' pu GHE se Ss 8. GIDEON,
Pm. DUBANT,
so BoGH Ii T WATrsSs
DAVID MESSER,
sepl3 Board Of Registration.
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ITO ARCHITECTS.
AuRust lNs,

WARRINGTON, August 1873.
In accordance with the provisions OF an act Of
Congress. approved March ), 1873, the undersigned
hereby invite Architectural plans or sketches mot
including details working plane for new build
ing for the Library Of Congress, to be drawni
cordance with limits and conditions which will be
furnished to applicants The sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars will be paid for such dcsgn may be ad
lrdees the beet by the commission thousand dol
ls13. " b~'o oA s"o SA''" Do~enio0''
The plans must be suem,,tsd nm or n.so-. ,n. -.
~ hro,,an ~ CnexI, 40 addressed (prepad) to
(CAairmoa or "a 4.on, u; y.
Commission cS "a ~ a:s g s..a. go o
% PKbitc BEtidtaGs asd az ssnss
auslS- cow )Likaytaa q Coausss.
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HOUSEFURNISHING ARTICLE

Handseme Chromos, framed; large Landscape and
Flower Pieces; Square and Oval Picture Frames:
Looking Glasses; Corner Brackets; Side Brackets;
Cleck Brackets; Book Shelves; Paper Racks: Towel
Racks Hat Racks; Book Slides; Music Stands, &c :,
ranging from 70 cents to 81
Bohemian Glass Vases, Boduet Holders 3 pttoons
Gard Receivers, Cologne Sets, Parian Brists and
Match Safes, &c, ranging from Is cents to
Six Clear Glass Goblets for so cents.
Six Steel Table Knives and six Forks for 81.
Plated Table Spoons. Tea Spoons, Forks, Batter
Knives, Casters, Gall Bells, Salt Cellars, &C.
Six Table Mats for 81
Knife Boxes, fine Tea Trays. Bread Trays, from
Is cents to ST.
Swiss Clocks at 81, warranted.
Albums, Work Boxes and Work Baskets, Rustic
Hanging Baskets, &C.
A SAVING OF FROM Us TO so CENTS ON
TIE DOLLAR GUARANTEED TO YOU.
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CANAL SrsPzxsIoS.-By reason of still more
lock-gates being knocked out, business en- the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is again sus.
pended.
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The Graphic isn't displaying balloon pictures
as much as II was.
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RSsCHEHCkB MANDRAKE PILLS.-Thsse
Wy Pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely On Sersede
effects. They act directly pom the liver, and are 3
valuable remedy IN all Of derangemept result
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, indigestion, Sick
Headache, Typhoid Fevsrs, &C., &c, all succumb 10
BY ali Druggists and Dealers. m1-tr
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FOR RENT AND SALE

EQK RENT-wIIDSPkING COTTAGE. At Mt
Pleasant, seven geod rooms; water, stable aud
garden. Rent ~ Inquire Of Or. BREED, NJ Mt,
Pleasant, or SIS street nori Invest. auG2slms
t'oR RkkT-A cGnUodious RESIDENCE on
street. next 20 corner Of ~, northwest II has
e.s1 convenience, and IL admirably suited for a
EtNeIe residence for large family. For further
90 = street northwest sugEi I'm
FOB sALk-A large and handsoms DWELLING
uouSk, s2o x street northwest, pressed brick
rent, with brovnstoue trimmines and porch Ma
puiiahhs xaS; back building i6xS Lately buiit
we IN me moet substantial By Entytstle
Barron, now IN perfect order II has ali the Rod.
ern lmprovemcf Is, and finished hAndsomelr inside
Located on one OF the hsndsornest sonare- IN tbc
city; street eoppleted with wooden pavement and
rMked. VIII be sold very cheap aud on very favoy-
able terms. Apply 70 8. Il. BACON, Grocer. = 90
Market Space.
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CEEERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. An per.
DO veil to ss Bsock sSs ,s
street, between . and streets, where their orders
q. = 4 HGAt s. sss5 ss I'D
S01n1yUo01o oyou0o, Doo9 u1h Qyooe, q
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
LADIES AND CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED:

Ladies Iron frame Hose, elastic and heavy for
Fall and Winter, 5 pair for ST.
Gents super stout British Half Hose, pair for 81
Ladies' Merino Vests, 81.
Ladies Meriuo Pants, Il
Gents Merino Shirts and Drawers, o. each.
Good Merino Shirts, 30 cents.
Asdies 1O-tuck Skirts, handsome Chemises, Draw
ers. Gowns, &C., at 81.
Three superior quality Handke rchiefs for ri.
The we'll known A. D. Corset ct 81 retails not less
than -
Handsome Scarfs, 20 cents.
Leather and Velvet BELTS at Is and 80 cents,
Splendid quality Of Suspenders at % cents.
SAVING OF FROM Us TO so CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR GUARANTEED TO YOU
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nSB 6 ASSOCIATION ON THE
81 the Board Of Trade Rooms, SO Market Space,
from and after September IL, for subscriptions to
the capital stock Of a company to be organized as
soon a. the full amount Of the capital is subscribed
Tor. The object Of the company is to purchase
special square of ground and improve the same the
houses to be sold to stockholders and others upon
liberal terms. Only two per cent will be required
on the amount Of each share of stock, to be paid in
monthly Instruments. Builders, krickmakers, lum-
Der dealers and persons waiting profitable invest
ment are invited 20 subscribe. For further particu
lars inquire Of W. II. CLAGETr, s19 Market
Space. sepIIbt
HR IEMU1ad p, S1deTss1sd has this day
Pennsy Nv sna avenue southeast.
My increased facilities and better accom- mediation
viii enable me TO supply my customers with ICE
CREAM and CONFECTIONERY at prices as low
as elsewhere.
aug23- In FRED,K STETNTE
rFPENICKS INDIAN HAIR RESTORER
w has never been known to fail. 1t frees the
acaln Tom Dandruh, restores Gray Hair - its
natural color renders it soft and plisble, prevents
the Hair from Filling cut, and reprOduces II when
gone. II Is the rkest Hair Dresser known. For sale
by all Druggists. jyHdu
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
For sALE--The STOCK and FINrUREs Of a
400 @ street southeast sepi7-.t
FOR sALE-A STOVE (a Latrobe,J as good "a
I new. Price SIS. Inquire 4 IL 9th st. sepls s.
EoR sALK-wHITH LEGHORN COOKERELs
QOonnecticut; premium stock, (siogle combs }
rnce " each Apply, after4 .. m. at 1872 Fayette
street corn-r Of sth st. Georgetown, D. O. sepi6
FOR sALE-A nice three story BRICK HOUSE
= on yin street, between and q northwest, con
tanlne erooms, and all modern Convenience
VIII be sold low and on essy terms
THEO. Y. GATCHEL,
seple IRepl 18th and streets
A QUARTER OF SQUARE OF GROUND
A ron SALE, hav ing a frontage Of atO feet, by
oepth OF lVo leef only enc square from the Column
bla railway. Price Is cents foot; 80 cash: bal
once in one, two, three and four years Al six per
cent interest. Apply to NJ. NJ. RoHRER, ais
ttn street. sepl6-5t
EOR SALE-A fine young HORSE, sound and
gentlei will work anywhere, and il aN
good driving horse. Alec, BUGGY and ~
HARNESS. Apply to Rich ID Want, Con S2S
gress Stables, Sth street. sepl5 81.
EOR SALE CHEAP-HURsE, WAGON -
y and HARNESS, sl5o cash; or viii trade IN
lneuiIs Of M. wH1PPLE, 12O ish street north.
WeetatteI y. m. aug20
FOR sALE-A BLACK PONEY, feet high:
Il either for riding or for q light buggy. No
2&16 ST., bet. 34th and 15th SITS. auRi6
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r EAL ESTATE u,TA IDiREsToRY OF THE

REAL E atTA GE R RIRESTSRY OF THE
In separate pats for ca III square on :oale q, ssv
,e sd to ne iIGh comprising all lots Of lots
rectness rered By VIM anf For s%s OF same CGr
surveyor Also, the assessed value Of ground ana and
building material Sereo with the os q I9e
plugs, Ia.er mains; and fire alarm stations, and
s FOR fss v sbs n sTOP
Weesy BUMPERS, not TO exceed fifty, each contain.
III. , WASHINGTON, p. g., September IL, 1873.
a nSssts p that have consented to the
70 examine and supervise the publication OF wbat =
styled" The Real Estate Directory of WasbinTtonl =,
separate square and lot part Of lot ana s9bdysionn
as the same are of record in my office. '''O"
Surveyor OF the District Of Columbia
1 also have agreed 10 examine the s,a,;s,,o., ..
bles TO be furnished in the above mentioned pnbIi
T Tsst an5 sG that the Information in cor
WILLIAM MORGAN, Ia. Clerk.
After most careful investigation and fnopirv ,o
T ~ Ca satisfied as to the facilities abil
reStory OF ashington" as will be in every way re-
CO nss to Ii. the pqS.
m " TiTon fc% Res Estate E at BrSsr
Subscriptions and orders will be received at the
as, Pat sos;; 49I Oh street northwest.
~ f. M. fAEHTZ, k42S Pennsylvana aveDna
northwest, or in Mil turn's new drug store "'
FIIcH Fox, Real Estate Brokers, 1909 Penn
syNanla avenue, opposite the U. g. Treasury
sample numbers may be seen at either az these
omces and prospectus will be forwarded upon AN
pncation TO any address rs may be desired
AS Is contemplated TO commence issue on or
about october LIST, early orders are solicited and
strict compliance TO promises made the pres
10 assured. X. II. III. FAEHTZ
,. F.W. PRATT,
sepl3.dn CompiIers aad Publishers.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the snhscr,.
II Der mas OBTAINED from the Supreme Court OF fhe
District OF Columbia, holding q Special Term letters
OF snmnistration on the personal estate Of JAMES
I.EOWLhh, late OF Washington county d O., De.
ceased All persons having CLAIMS aeains, the said DE-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, to the Subscriber on or 49,
the "a DAY o. september next they may othervise Nv
sE De e1ciuded from all benefit Of the said estate
sepsv.m sUsAhNAH FOWLER,
pAkIitS HAVING TRUNKS, CLOTHING,
= ana other articles at my house, are potifed to
Gone forward, pay charges, and take them away
otherwise will sell them. No. lO6 street be-
tween 9Th and 9Th streets. sepisS
WALNUT-WALNUT -
w Jest received geo 90 feet dry WALNUT,
all tAickness WHEATLEY BRoTHERs,
..,,,s. and corner Of ~ and sties,s,,
A LADY DECLINING HOUsEKEEPIN0 viii
"A sell at private sale her rURNlruRE,A
consisttrg Of Brussels, Ingram Carpets, Wai-vk
mt and u ahogany and Oak Sets, Marble-toD;
Halt Mattrecses, wardrobe, Hat Racks, and M
boSa Case, Shsirs, Tables, orockery, Rsffig-
days. q SiS Nov York sSssus. " :s - ~
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nPMILBURN'S POLAR SODA,
TIE COOLEST AND BESTIN THE WORLD,
with pure Fruit, Cream and other Syrups
DEPOT FOR
MINERAL SPRING WATERS,
No. 1A29 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Iel8-tr near Fifteenth afreef

TO LADIES.
Wy How sad II is to young wife, mother
Of family, who requires all her physical strength
TO fulfill her house hold dutIes, and all her moral
paciies TO accept the possibility which falls upon
her, to zee her prostrated,l osing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
why, but yet suffering enought be utterly misera-
blel This state Of weakness and debility is more
fatal to her than severe spell Of sickness, for in
other she will linger months after months not think
ing worth while tos physician about 1t, until
nature, exhausted gives out, and she is carried to
the grave, when little precaution in proper time
would have spared her life. To prevent to strength
LIFE BITTERS Of DR. l.. q. BERTRAM. They
safe and infallible remedy against malaria,
dyspepsia, costiyeness, bilieusness. headaches,
morning sickness, and q I complaints peculiar TO
women. These Bitters, which are sold by all drug
gists, are, in consequence of their virtue aud
agreeable taste, the medicine par szcelienss for
aides. dec23ly
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A LADY DECLINING HOUsEKEKPIN0 win
"A sell q private sale her TgRN!ruREM
nut and Mahogany and Osk Sets, Marbie.toD; n
Halt Mattrecses, Wardrobe. Hat Racks, and ~
BOOK Case, Cheirs, Tables. Crockery, Relfig-
orator. and Bsdding. Apply sftsrS ,. m. for three
days, Ct S13 New York avenuo, oepIS-Ns
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MEDICAL, &c.

"CblShh, GU
Il. WELLS, A. M, M. D-Especial attention
~. given 20 Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women
sto Pm. sepI7-6t-
DR LEON, Consnttiss Physlcia., sIl Ian
street, above II. Hours, 10 20 l., Alto 4, and 20
3; cpecialtiee-Female complaints and cutsueous
olseesee. sepl6-lm'
nR: JANE WILSON has REMOVED TO 81 3 an
-. s'reet, between & and streets northwest, and
nus peasent rooms for ladies wishing medical treat
men. sns tne oeet OF attendance. seps-2w'
MADAM Ross, the CELEBRATED Doof-sss and A.
lA f'oIogtH has returned this CITY, after an alb
sepce OF some time, and will be pleased to see her
o,d friends, and all others desiring consult her
she Is nov located at SIG I4th street northwest and
10 the Only lady endowed with the natural gin of
revealing the past and foretelling the future. Her
advice in business is invaluable. She respectfully
invites al! TO call and be convinced Of her great
powers. As the Madam's stay is limited, all who
nifty. SEM Az
MRS. II. J. FRENCH, OF PHILADRLPHIA.
~! the celebrated Reliable OlairyoysIt Physician
and Test edum, has located at lois New York
avenue. once hours-l0 q m. to D. m, Engage
ments can be made for evenings. jeII-iy
EEMALH DISEASES Of all kinds treated De-
= scribe case ana enclose O.; advice and pedi-
cine will be sent. Address Mrs. DR. THOMPSON
No 6HS North 18th street. Philadelphia. jara7-ly'