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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
MRS. d. W. WALLINGFOBD will hear of sons
lft thing To- her nd ysntase BY addressing So" r.
y B,X 2e14, New York city; be- mhthsr having
died les,i her 40 900; last heard If in Kansas.
N iteu name, JOHNSON. ma5lw
SSADAMk ELUhENOE, the Celebrated C2aiscuy
lE1 Gf, il neQualed in testing tho past, present
and future Of life, in causing speedy marriages,
brii giLg the sttd together, and pointing ont
tie way of ip life. la matters of bust
aees her vice IL inv auaEe. She gives universal
sa.efart'on; none ever re zret Consulting her. Sat
isfscti0n given or pay. Can be consulted a. her
Parlors, No. Ell 3 4th street northwest. mari 3m.
A BsOLUTE DIyeROEs OBTAINED From
IA COURTS OF different States for desertion, sc.
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address N. HOUSE, Attorney. lYt
Broedway,N. Y. docl-6nr
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And now poor little linton has caught q Whit
Ct HE own breath, and strsightway teiesrsphs
to the st. Louis Globe that all Is corrupt and
rotten at the National Capital
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The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains all
the news Of the week, local and general: pro-
ceediDss Of Congress and the District legisla-
ture; the Arkansas conflict; Fashions and Gossip
by Jennie june; large amount Of literary IN after,
stories, poems and sketches, society and fashion
rsl items, household receipts, &c, SC.
Terms: One dollar and . half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
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Iii objected to cremation that It Is making
light" of death.
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| NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

- WAsEINGIOS, ID. O., lay 6, 1874
On Inc PETITION Of AMELIA MONTGOMERY, of
New York, N y. ADMINISTRATIVE of Richard NJ ami.
gomeIy. deceased, praying for the extension of a
the 7tb CAV Of August, 1850 anh rsissusd diyi,ion
b. on the 6th day of July, 1853, for proyement
ordered that the testimony in the case no cosAa
on the It'll day Of July next. that the time FOR
ming arguments and the Examiners report be lin.
ited 20 the 18th day Of J1ly next, and that said
petition be heard on the 32d day of July next,
ANY rersOn may oppose this extension.
usysfA M. ID. LEGGETT Commissioners
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DRUPOsALS Fob FURNISHING AND
IL EkECTING A GRaN1TE MONUMENT at
1HE sALIsBUkY NATIONAL CEMETERY
GENERALS OFFfcR,l
"A IsHIN-r nN In Al 4 I--I ~

2
QUARTRRMAsTER GENERALS oFFicE3
WasHINGToN. ID. o., Mar s, 1874.
st Ato Proposals, in TT Pile .e, with a copy Of this
edyeTtisemeDt -ttaChed EACH will be rece we'd Al
Ibis office until noon on WEDNESDAY,, jane 10,
Cemetery at Salisbury, N. @ g-anite monams1t
~ SceordsIce with dssgn adopted by the secretary
81 WAY sno now III this Office, where iL DO ex-
A specimen Of the material proposed to be used
Cd. ElG accompany each bid
The feliosiI is q copy Of the Law OF March 3,
. BE u enacted b. fas Senate and Hons Of hsprs-
SsHtaftrsS o. Ihs UEited states Of America IN On
gTeSS oSSs1blsd That the Secretary of ar is here
by auiborized and directed have erected in the
anaiional cemetery Of Salisbury. North Carolina, a
Twelve thousand Union soliiers who died in the
prlso9 per at thst place, and whose remains are
arlfo Ia trench IN that cemeters and the Of
ten th2ussI dollars, much thsr e1f as may be
- y, Is hereby .rgr. prlated Tor This o. pose
OF sny money III The Treasury not otherwisJ sp
Tn monument Is TO consist Of an ob,Iisk resting
Jpon PEDESTAL and steps Of granite 10 be enrichsd
with sculpture, the total height from the top Of
iGpGa,ion to sIex Of obesk being thirty feet
The law limits the total est Of the monument
iars, ana no bid exceeding tkas amount be
Engraved elevations ard plans of the design will
BE- prepared for use of bidders.
Proposals should be iudorsed h" Proposals for
Granite MonuHept at Salisbury IN. q National
I metery, >" and addressed to the undersigned.
Qusrtermaster General, Brevet MAJOR &c neral,
Cuit.d States Army. may3-6t
MALAGA FRUIT COMPANY,
hlI 81 4OS BIB street north vest.
HrshY ALBEBs,
No. 1918 ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR &,
furnishes the richest ICE CREAM and most deli.
cious WATER ICES in his newly RENTED saloon,
as well IS to PriVste Parties, Fairs, &c. m7-2wr-
RLADEEsBURG SHARP SAND can be got on
ID the wharf at n streei Bridge, foot Of New Jsr-
ssey syebue southeast, for 50 cents per cart oai.
Now 10 the time contract for the season All or
ders lief. with me or my clerk on the wharf VIII be
my7-6t' - = : " oHAs. PARKER.
I'm B A \ A n S,
RTcKIvIS6 DAILY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
MALAGA FRUIT CO.
may7-3t 40s 9Th street northwest.
msm. JOSEPH j. MAYS "A
tUWH PARIs KID GLOVE DEPOT. fIIW
s39 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
,nyGLoyJs to match Suits. Also, the Fashion
at1s siy les for Balls, Weddings, Receptions. &c.
TEE sCRn9kER .:WINEs" j. now unloading
hOTHERsPOOH's pLASTEs aud
,,s,. PORTLAND CEMENT,
AZ 9th street Wharf. Ora4rs executed from YES
M, 6 81. %M' 'e GU nnSsI
X ICHARD b. MUHUN 4 co.,
| BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoSEns.
1915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
HEw BOcKA
Pro tor :, Tue ExPaa.o OF the HeaV-n,I IsSos %
| n .stIal's lreiO. translated By Harrist w
TIE Alton seTG0Is, BY Augustus W Hare, %
sIsf i'd, b; Kusr6sch i2mo ..... ~
The Winter Fire, ~ Rose Porter, lsno.......- Is
nsye II
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A great deal Of abuse has been given to the
District government for laying patent pave
ments arbitrarily; but the testimony OF Cover
nor Shepherd yesterday showed that the board
aimed, as FAR as possible, to put down the kind
of pavement petltiOned for BY the property.
holders. In this connection he said:
VIII state thatthe advisory board consisted
OF General Humphreys. Chief Engineer OF -
Army General Meiss, QUartsrmaster General.
lhe man WhO built this 1uilIing; and General
Barnes, Surgeon General: and General Eah
COCK. NJ these different samples were Submitted
70 two chemists in the employ of the SurLaop
General, who made their report, Recommend.
1T INST the kreOsOting. and second the burnett
ling, and lastly the Samuals process of xbi.b
they DO not think great deal. That ad vis1rv
LOaTd recommend that the Board of Pnbitc
VOTES Use the concrete pavement 50 far as pos
slOle IN the cry OF Washington, which advice
was adopted, ami - far a. public OploiOD wo1II
aIiON the concrete p4vemsnts 70 be laid they
were laid. There was great pre;utira b1x
eve AGAINST mem IN the city, which il wear
IUB away Dut winch has not vet worn away en-.
UreIyI and the board enleayOred in m1st in
Stances 10 consult the wishes of the proparty-
LO-ceIs on the various streets in regard TO the
Emo OF pavement TO be laid.
by the ChAirman:-Q. Have Won NOT made
large contracts tor wood pavements since the
report OF that bOardo A. on. ye,; / say that
tie reason that We could not put do yn co1crete
vas a. the PoEuiaI Ieeling against them; 1 have
heEe an abstract OF petitions presented to the
tOaTd IN regard 10 the different pavements:
lheIe are same IS or 10 different petitions"
These 50 or 40 petitions put in by Governor
Shepherd are from property holders on that
number OF different streets. The larger pro.
PORTION OF them ask for wood pavement; a num-
Der AK for wood OF concrete. :" ami several
HCsire "wood instead Of McAdam." protsst
agasTst 'the Belgian OF 1.-The cobble stone" in
favor Of concrete or wood.
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FOR RENT AND SALE

tOh KENT AND SALE.
Eon R1Er.TURsIsHRp ROOMS p rent,
ArpIy 70 sis ss sr rooms to be foaDd in The civ
EeR sALt-HoUsk No. S. D-7f1ee. q re-s. con.
. ,ns,nins rooa I, elos Ing bath Inquire
EoB RrE1 OF sALK-rae BoUsS occaEI-d
No. sIs * ..ress, seisses Ps. ss1 rs,sh.l
- DE- pSSiSL =. CLARKE.
LOB RIST-Three nrss-ciass, nee. Pr.-.-d
lIs TO al Ne. jersey avenue .Sa,s no:
from The Capitol. All modern mprovemeuts-fuT.
and colo water, .pesfins tubes ihrous bout, marble
and slate msttels, everything necessary 20 mals :
complete home Apply on ne Pr sSss' ere RIO
.potMls No. s2s 7th street. on. p o. Des,.
t'oksALE.A large sumbsr Of elegant HOUSES
.Fii In ' ~. swErr. 81, nA ar.rs
s ssdSi srsa ssTfs sGSN z n q mn
Bailoine street, betwsens SIN and 7th. Possession
od . ysEs ss sss .s
sryolr on Georsetovn Heights, formerly occupied
y Prssid.P, Gras. and NV By J. Hsrr. Gsstfoi
The house lie large, furnished with all the modern
grounds are handsomely ornsnentod vito hss
shrubIery and evergreens, the situation IL uasur-
.fthe whole city, river ssd surrounding ooustry
The srcu = - very large, Containing nearly
ninety thoussc~ sluare feet. The property viii be
so'd on easy terms rented TO a hrst-class tenant
Possessions giyer april 4.
.hpply TO I: l.. HUME, Of Hall Hume, grncers,
c01 Pennsylvania svesue. mar2S sn
EOb sALE-DWELLINGS.
BRICKS.
between SIN and l0th. northsett, sB go.
Erankia Square, : u Ooe; Do, Sis,sp.
d street, between III n aud 18th, Sll 90.
CoIooran 81 bet. 18th and I4ih, i've, each ss,aUO
10 $500.
street northwest, ten rooms, perfect, s7eD
NJ street. rear "a, complete, 3 n ,NQ.
nefrees street, seven re- ms, 81 $50.
h -. northwest, two houses, Sl6 b,c and = i 00B
FRAMkS
Two, - SlbO
e.. northesst, rooms, large lot, CHEAP, a. Isl.
eih 81, near T. ave mice aud cheap, S2-sg0
stS and Sl9 1ts northeast, new, eight rooms,
cor plete, large lots, each SA.aa.
ls2c 10Th northwest, five rooms, S7l00.
Tor reDt, a hne, centrally loo Atlt OFFICE
sewer and Improvement Taxes paid on the nos;
Apply to VIM. L. BRAMHALL 90,
Real Estate aHd Insurance Agents,
Marble Building ogPosite Patent q ace,
mhti@-r o0I 1th street uOrthNest
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SILVER LRG'3
Metropolitan Dollar Store,
3I2 SEVENTH STREET,
ap2s tr NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AvzsuE.
COFFEE DROPPING.

COFFEE DROPPING.
We are glad to offer our customers still another
REDUCTION ia the price OF Conees, and quote:
Old government ysvs.... $685.. choicest roasted 45o
10 Government good $50.
rse lot Of the finest 6ToSsh tie e.
TINS markst Just received. Price low.
Laguyra-W mite Santos, Bio, &c, at remarkably
Mocba-we are also just in receipt OF a new lot Of
this arlety, which guarantee to be Of superior
quality.
SUGARS.
CNKw YORK STANDARD BRANDS ONLY
Notwithstanding the advanced market, we con-
crushed lbs. for o. u
Ss&nustcs lbs for W
Light Brown tneariy hiIeJi6,s lbs. for %
TEAS.
We have recently sdded to our stock in this de-
ssTtNSns % me srrGh .se 81 9DAsr!TY
fS do sa1,a, vs. See PRICES below; 20
imperial, ................................ 70
iI% %SSsTs qss1s
Japan, Good %
japan, EItrs Fine, Silver I ssf..".... IS
4oions, New AMI Best ia this market for price g
0Oobs, Choice Goods. o.
0oong, cannot be Surpassed in Qusliiy ....... Is
Gunpow der, Choice Is
GunpoWoer, AAus INC "
FLOUR.
Welchb besf Family, per 81 70
Golden Hill Family, per ssck..-.......,........ 50
Burnt Mills Famy low est rates.
Isaac wenger's Family -...........---..-.
Hstrs Flour at $40, 81 Is and 81 per sa.k.
SUNDRIES.
y T. Smith & Oo.'s CRUSHED WHEAT and
GRAHAM FLOUR Just received fresh from the
mills in Brooklyn, n T., and for sale low.
Also, another hngsbead (nearly ton wefgbt)
choice new TURKEY PRUEES, which We sell at
Is cents, or seven pounds for 81.
In short, our stock Ia largo and complete, and
we are selling low.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS Il CO., GrOcers,
MASONIC TEMPLE, 9rH STREET,
Opposite U. b. Patent Onaoe.
ELPBONZo YoUE6s,}
il. JOHnSOS. apl-u
IL Wholesale and Ratail Dealers in
l. ME-,
msyl-lm Corner and North Capitol streets.
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hFflOE A. n. s.,
- EVRT wHITPLE, Va, May oh, I514
$40 Prsr ss,s, Ia duplicate, viii BE- received at
THIS fhce until II m, June 9Th, 1874 for furnishis
re Fresh Beef REQUIRED by ths Subsistence part
mEht, n; at this station during Ihe six months
C mn encing July LIST, 1ST4. Also for such ch0ics
s.ts OF f,e-h Meats a. may be required By the Off
cers and their fsmiII-e.
Information as to conditions, Quality OF Bsaf
pay me n's, &c Can be obtained By application to
GEORGE \. CHIMES,
Days 81 kirst Lieutena am ID ArtiIIarv. A m
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
MORE BARGAINS,

JUST OPENED:
Ladies Lisle Thread twO-button Gloves &c
LADIES Isle Thread Ii alf GauntIets 26c
Ladies Lisle Thread Full GauptIets slc
tent rs SIX Mixed Gloves, 5Oc
Good Rubber Dressing Combs, Csc
Shllds Rubber Long Comb, new, 25c
Tooth, N all and Hair ushes, 25c
frst-clsss two button Kids, all colors Al
Shldrens Fancy Striped Hose, 3 pair for al
Infsnts' Lsce CAPS and Hoods, 81
infants hand made Split sphyr Sacks,SI
Ladies Plque, Linen and Plaid Aprons 6Jc
Ladies Chemise, Skirts, Gowns, long and short
nicely made, Of good mo slim, 81 each.
80 new styles OF Pocket Books, in Russia, Morocco
and Cafskin, &c, 50c. ana q.
Ladies, Lined Work Baskets, 81.
6 Steel Table Knives and Steel Forks for 81
Triple flate Butter Knives 5Oc
desert Spoons, plated on white metal, 81
Polished %sinut Frame, broad gilt, with glass,
mat and back complete, only 81.
Fancy PaTasOls, 81 ca h.
Chlldren's Silk ditto, 81.
Scotch GiDgnam Sun Umbrellas, 81
Best lsrse Umbrellas. 8 and lO ribs, Scotch Cling
hsm, finely finished, So.
Gents Light Merino shirts, very nice. 81.
Cents Best British Socks, pair for 81.
Glass Breakfast {, 4 pieces, 5Oc.
CLEAR Glass GOblets, SOC
Splendid OOrsets, embroidered, 81.
shswl straps, &c.; nice Sstcheis and Travelling
Baskets, 81.
1900 stereOscopic Viowr Of Washington, Niagara
Falls, Hudson River, NJ ountain Scenery, Watkins
Glen, &c, 81 Per dozSn.
Fine SteTeoscopee, 81, at
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MEDICAL, &C.

Dr. DsRBhmhs: bite! facilities shsa
one Ca0fge made for Ads Ice and mciiClae. Drug
Sore, c.rser Al street and PennsylyauIs avenue,
Colonization BulidIng srslm-
hR. JANE MILSOh, q thoroughly psrfebced
~ and scientific n idN lie a0d Ls1Ies' Physician.
Ladies attended 10 their residence 1T any hour,
mis- ut or day. OF plSasa rJot1s and the best %
tendance ~ tho HOCtCrs private residence, an
street, between aud n. Dasiness sscredly cOna-
Genital
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Washington National Monuments.

We give below an editorial from the Chicago
liter o, ean, of May D. Aside from the satire of
the closing paragraph, without doubt the Inter
Ocean expresses the universal feeling of the
country. No person having any sense of graft
tude or honor can favor the perpetustion of
this national disgrace OF an un6HisSed monu-
ment to the memory OF George Washington:
II seems At last that this mural abortion IL
TO be completed At the expense Of the govern
ment- Efforts TO this end have been IN ade in
every congress for at least fifteen years, bat
without success We are glad that this course
IL nnaliy 10 De adopted, Tor the simple reason
That II Is an unpleasant feature of the national
capital To see such . work abandoned and going
70 diiapidation- In its inccpt on We believe It
was in bad taste. George Washia gt0u's best
monuDen are the great nation which he
helped TO found and the record Of his pure a1d
patriotic life. He needed no such SHAFT this
TO commemorate his deeds, AMI the money
which has been and is TO be wasted in its CON
struction. had much better have been devoted
10 some different Purpose-to charity, or to pay
ing 80 much of the national debt. But there
are go many good souls who feel that the work
ought TO go on, that We are glad that action IL
TO be taken In Congress which will secure that
result. scientific engineer has lust examined
its foundation, and made hIs report 10 the
select committee OF the House on that subject
Ihe report shows that the foundation Is solii
ana hrm, but II Is recommended that the shaft
be carried up only 451 feet, instead Of $50 as orr
Slnally intended. The Monument Association
own 50 acres OF land, cOntainings great amount
OF valuable water front, which may be nude
very valuable, enabling the government to
make fne profit over the expense of complet.
ing the shaft. The committee, in view of all
tno lactS, recommend that the gOveTnmen ut take
the work on the hands of the association and
assume the responsibility of its completion,
which congress will no doabt do. Uncle Sam
Goes such jobs IN drst-class style, and with rea-
sonable speed. We may, therefore hope-thoss
OF Us Tho may visit the national capital in the
course OF few years-tO see this great, mann
moth pillar looming up against the sky-the
the wOr1I ha
national capital should be removed 20 the Mis-
slSsipPi valley in the course OF % years, this
shalt Will serve an additional purpose in point
ing out TO pilgrims from New Zealand or else
where the precise spot where the first federal
city was founded. Ne capital-mover would
desire 10 bring it away.
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STssa e. s HhtgI Ias ssP ssSHSF.SS
II aI NsAAI MIN A. sssss9 TNa5sPRoyED

ne encelsisned VII sell tn beautiful ant val
nsole rhhM Known - :" Frieudsbip," conustins
81 sosnt shty acres, and improved 81 large, e--
hsut eho cotnnOdtous dwelling hous-, table aud
ics house: Alec, the ADJOINING FAkMs Rnaun -
"a fnsel, snh the barn upon 10, sta Z" siker'
-, $500. unamt 7yNedt Consisting ea.h q
stost hity scree All q these farms ar in bealthY
end beautiful and rapidly improving sAcft1n ~ IN.
county and are susceptible % subdivtsfa, tufo
smaller farms with eli gbe buildiss 49,. .rs -.
40 NJ ten nises from Washington, and within = "a.
minutes walk of ths Rranchville a.psS ON a.. al.
tlmore aud ohio railroad. There u every caDTs.
ntence 10 tLe HeigheOThOOd-a store, hls -k.foitb
shor, mi ehnrch, gutiic school, ar, aus Agri-
cultnfu college and Msysrly Fei ale ; ,miusrF .
Trains rundAy ana u ght Tor tue accnuu, q ai,n "a
the netehbors. SoCirty goof. Also, two untm-
proved but desirable FARMS near "a any side leo -
% the baltimore and Ohio railroad, one CONTAINING
sbt NJ N'ni1 ana the ltirT about siAh scres -,
two unimpruNed faRAS near an. Msrylani Arrf-
sHturA tvtege, one Curtstrtug sixty Aud the n n
10 acns Also, large aud valaahls LO r On Htga
sltttt, IN Ser ErtoNn. COZ aiming let 90 al
900 square feet & sround Pric@s moderase a,s
Terms mbs al Oall NJ the Office g agRINGTON
OAhklNGTON, ATTORNEY sat Lev, 10 aaG
oppushe Cttl Hall 4 will show the PROPERTY @
persons wishing to purchase.
ma5 81 hnw AID G. CARRINGrON
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GFG0OD rTMPLARs WILL ASSEMBLE At
10y hall ccrnsr 81 s5a street and Pennsylvania
proceed TO Wesley Cha gel. Orhor Temp. rance or.
gsn zatlons are inyt. d 20 Join in. nays-2
hIsCOLUMBI1N LOAN AND INVEsTM sNr
ny CONF BNY.-The first m0nthly meeting for
itcepti-n OF auss AID subscr ptipn tor stock will
be teld at WlITHhFI'S HALL, carner 81 and b
q AZ o .i.ek: Loans are returned b. borrowers at
the te OF 81 per month upon esch SlGC with in
teItst AZ ~ Per centum per annum.
mayo o.. JOS. BkU MN EFT, Secretary.
rs NATIONAL SAVINGS BAN6, WASH
S2 INGTOh, ID o., January IL, 1874. Tie rate
after Mach let, lT4. will be
FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
and all money on deposit up to March ls, will draw
Elk PER CENT. PER ANSUM,
nntl July Lat, after which period the interest allow
90 on ALL dep sit Will be
FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
until otherwise ordered.
Interest IN all cases is computed and allowed for
janl7-eot jyl W. sTICKNfY, Prssid.n.
~ YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY ISVITEO
TO THE Y: NJ c. A. ROOMS,
Corner o h aud streets
Free reading rooms. Circulating Library New
bOofs constantly added.
Religious Meetipgs-Dsily Prayer Meetings at
E.'5, and D. m.
eat bath-At $3.50 D. m ser sices N Lincoln Hall
Thtater services, at MetropO Tn ater Penn
ylyanie avenue. between llth and l7.h streets
ehbbhIH, 81 80 p M apl4-tr
~ TAPE WORM
AS REMOVED WITH HSAD COAPLHTS
IN FEW HOURS,
AT No. zoos SEVENTH STREET, Non THwxsr,
where specimens can be seen.
Consultation free. declsIy.
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n. no kRk
II 40 10TH cTRERT, NEAR Pa. AVENUE,
From loEs experience in COth hospital sad
private practice, via guarantee cure IA oil Dis
eases OF The Urinary Organs, GOuOrrbOea, elect,
Structure, 81 phIs, and speranatCrrnuss. Cases Il
GonOt rEoss Gently cOntTscted cured In days
81 phills Ia all lie stages quickly cured, aud the poi
entirely eradlca,sd from The without the
use OF mercury. bpermstOrrhOsa, brought on BY
eAeesses anc abuse IN youth, oaaing lose " meory
and Insanity, general sebiiity, Aaio ness,
inpoteneT, nervO1s irEftsbiiity, symgtOms " con-
sCmPlion, Indigestion. palpitstiOD Of tue heart,
pains IN back, dimness Of sight giddIness, evil
forebSciDgs, self distrust, &C., Speedily cured BY
nOwly discovered remedies. DIR. h, looato6 Tor
mauy years 81 ~ 4. kutss stree., Bsltiniore, Mas
hes cOusehted ser many solicitations by nis ssh
b1ngton patrons, 20 open permanent once 10 that
City where be may be consalssd every Neonesosy
auo Saturday Ia each week, tron m. 70 pm.
janH-y
a. ~: q .. 1nnnCH, VI PHlLADELPAIA.
lNl the Celebrated Rsable clslrgOy at Pay sici.n
AND Test aec;oa, has lo0eled ~ I01S New rork
ayspus. once bours-iU .. IN. 10 IN. Lnga~o-
nenfs can be made for eyeaiaes. ienly
l.EnALA DISEASES VI ell E.nat aoslse. Dc.
II scribe eese snn encloss 90, sdvioe ard Ded,.
cfre vii be sent. Ao<ysss Mn br THOn rSOf
No. sfe Worth Ioth stsset. PhfAtelphts- isnr -lys
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"A BLAsE AND BLIGHT2D TOOTsY- POOTsY-
And now little TOotsy- pOOtsy Vance, tele graph
cr Tor the Cincinnati Commercial, raises has pipe
10 "get even" with the Washington papers
lt Is very funny about little YaEce. He has not
yet emerged from the unwhOlesome pim2ly
period leading up to a beard, and a bass voice,
and yet TO hear his wailing notes in the West
ern papers one would think he was a blase
Don Juan, sin blasted Being who had drai ned
the cup Of LIES excitements, pleasures, and
Wieksdnesses, and settled down into profound
mlsanthropy, hopeless OF the future, and With
cut faith in God, man, or woman. II this
Bhghted Youth would stop reading Byron, and
take good square dose OF vermIfuge. no doubt
he would have more cheerful view OF life.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Eoh SALE os fxcHaeGE Tor m.-ce.-a,-. -
i CITY ,rnperty. . srEAN sPOKH FsCrosy
lev 10 tnh opsrsfion. market and repatsfio1 "a
spOke~ established. n PaIfl-TpS
mysa Rss Estate Broker, % is1ssFs..
AIoekN TO LKSp.-we can sissTs .Tr.,..
A'h TT loens. IA amounts 20 suit, where the rrSp
er1 On rcd - -ecnrlt1 70 hr-t-ClN.s Parties Mf.h-
Ing 20 borrow WI b Informed st once Uhet0~r
they can Set the money or not.
bossMAN a GREEN,
nys-sw k-s kstste Brokers' sIs IN q
tok sALk--srOCk sLd FINtURSs a Nh.
northwest mf1's
A kskk CHANCES 40 GsGaGs IN rHa
I. Flour aud Feed trade. FIN rCREs aud q
nee ns-a..
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BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD for sduI.s ,an he bad "a,
- II &. rstoHp Md. For particulars address =, d
W. B. Oxen Hill, Prince Georges county, Mary,
anu, NAV =
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NyorIoE.-seeond-hsna olo.hing Bought .aa
~ sold. VIA pay fair prices Tor second hans
mail. 10. CIT d street, between 9Th and 10th
Srsefa. northwest. \. HxRZ00. iau1e-lys
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SUMMER RESORTS.

"A 81 h'N0H NkAN
GRAND UNION HOTEL, E:5l
BREsLIN, PURCELL CO., ProprietOrs,
Will open June lst, q: popular prices S9l Der wee
fer June; as per week Tor July and August.
Rooms csn be engaged Al the Metropolitan Hotel
or Gilsey House, New York city. may6-2S
tTHrRE ARR YOU GOING 20 spend the sam
w mtTl Before You decide, send stamp for circO-
lst 20 koBkkT WALTER, n. d, werBersviIe,
Bcrks county, Pa. ap2s-Im