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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07
BONE FURTHER FACTS


deserve to be mentioned and weighed in con-
ncction with the above. Nelther tne CORE
spopdeut of the Wing nor the editor OF the
Times has erer heard or read my address
DR.. Burrows offered to read my manuscript
to the editor of the Times, or to allow him
to read it, but he declined.
No COPY of the Danville Times has been
sent direct to me.
The address was applauded repeatedly
during its delivery and ut its close, and no
sign Of disapprobation reached me. NOR
until the next day did harsh criticisms begin
to Justify themselves By growing as they
spread. u,.u.
church, not sustaining and all denomina'
tons condemning my address. In my poor
iudgmentthe church had nothing to do With
il. I did not speak as their representative
nor did I introduce anything denomina'
tional. The Juggling in of this eXtraneous
matter suggests question. Is the Danville
Times the authorized organ of the Baptist
church in Danvile, or does its editor seek
through me to injure those with whom am
enthusiastically Connected!
was visitor, an invited guest, and as
such was entitled, ii not to the courtesy oil
silence, yet certainly to much less OF exag
gerated severity than has been visited upon
me since my back was turned.
NV chief accuSer edits a newspaper. am
epgrossed with the cares of city pastorase'
we are not on equal footing for conducting
controversy. He has admitted my right te
retraction of the charge of dupIcity,. ye
in his issue Of the 4th instant he Jdils u
make ii.
| eoncede 10 the prosecution the legal rIgh
to close, and now submit the case TO can
did public, with the request that all Whe
have sped an ill report will be as careful te
circulate its correction. n. W. WILSON.
Richmond, Va, July 6, 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

Ben. ID. Hill, Of Georgia, don't believe In
having 80 many military men in Congress
Speaking of the degeneration of Congress. he
asserts that there are enough generals. col
onels, majors and captains IN that body to form
arespectable army, but not enough statesmen
to make good committee" BENJAMIN Is mis-
taken in one respect. There is not a single
person in Congress whose honorary title ranks
as low as that Of captain, major or even COL
onel. Ben. himself, who probably didn't smell
powder during the warts ready to offer him
self as sacrifice IN the work of purifying Con-
eress, and will be candidate for that body
next time. provided he can get any one to nom
mate him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

Two Infamous acts are reported from Cuba
the betrayal and killing of ex-President Ces-
pedes, and the surrender by the captain of an
American steamer to the Spanish authorities of
two Cuban sympathizers, who had sto wed them
selves away in his ship. The latter act was
quite rs disgraceful as the former. Had the
captain discovered these stowaways while at
Havana he might have been justified In order
Ing them ashore, but his vessel was q dozen
miles At sea when he made the discovery, and
Notwithstanding the promise Of the men to pay
their fares on reaching New York, he turned
back and mercilessly delivered them over to
the Spanish volunteers, who, doubtless, pro-
ceeded to shoot them at once. American ship
pers and travellers will DO well to avoid this
treacherous line Of steamers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

bill has been introduced in the MARYLAND
house of delegates providing for the appoint
ment by the governor of two physicians tn ex-
anime cases of alleged lunacy, and making tue
certificate Of circuit judge also necessary to
commitment Provisions for jury trial under a
writ OF de tuadtieo iRquireHdo are also provided
Inc Baltimore American says this Is good enoug Oh
as far as 1t goes, but throws q safeguard only
about the commitment Of alleged lunatics.
making no provision for their treatment after
incarceration. One house of the New York
legislature has passed bill very similar to the
one above referred to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

The week Of prayer for the colleges recon-
mended by the General Assembly of the Pres
byterisn church was brought to a close in Rich
mond, Va, on Wednesday evening last. On
that occasion special prayers were offered in
behalf Of school children and their teachers.
At the conclusion Of the exercises, DIR. Ruffner.
state superintendent Of public education for
Virginia, delivered an address on religion in
the schools He recognized the force of the
Catholics objection to the reading of the Pro-
testant Bible in the schools, but thought all
might tacitly agree upon the follow rules:
81 Where there Is no objection, let there be
Bible reading, singing, and prayer. 2. Where
all 10 not practicable, have part. g. Where
there are parents who object to the presence of
their children At such exercises, let the exer-
cises be put first or last In the day, and such
children be excused from attendance upon
them. A. IL there is likely to be serious trouble
and contention in regard to the exercises, let
them be omitted, at least until they can be con-
Quoted in peace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

The accidental omission of a sentence in the
article Saturday on changes Of school books.
made 1t appear that the current raid of the
book men was in behalf of Cornell's Geography.
whereas the effort is to Gust that geography In
favor OF another, just ss Cornell's ousted its
predecessor some time ago. We dare say there
rs not the toss Of a pin In the matter Of superb
ority In favor OF any one Of these Biographies
ana that being the case We trust the school
board VIII turn deaf ear to the whole pack of
book drummers, both as regards biographies
and other text books
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

The utter failure of the memorialists to prove
their charge Of a transportation of the school
fund seems to be generally admitted by all of
those journals which have been persistent in
attacking the District government, but the
New York Sun which, from long force of habit,
cannot tell the truth Indeed, in some quar-
tiers, surprise Is expressed that the magnificent
public school system Of this District can be
maintained, and commodious school buildings
erected for the amount of money expended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

The club" is greatly excited lest Gen. Butler
should make another raid and gobble up more
big offices for his friends. Rumor has II that
the head Of Postmaster Burt Is about to fall,
and that State Senator Bailey, who was an
earnest worker for Butler at the last guberns-
torial canvass, is to be appointed In his stead.
The snti-Butlerites fear that the Generals
recent success has only whetted his appetite for
more prey, and it is possible they are right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

After many trials and fluctuations Uncle Ca
ieb has finally left for the land of the Dons,
where he will no doubt make o good record as
our diplomatic representative. 1t would not be
strange, either, If the General, Who IL q we'll
preserved, vigorous widower, really juvenile ut
seventy -four, should follow the example of his
predecessor and marry some beautiful senorita
Gen. Cushing's Mexican experiences shows that
he is quite partial to the senoritas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09
where 10 Advertise.

TIE STAR, which, from its start, has been the pa
per OF the people, has, By the pains taken 10 make
10 safe, reliable, nevy and acceptable visitor TO
every family, gained popularity amongst al classes
Of the community second TO that Of Newspaper in
the country with the same area Of population Keep
ing full pace with the ertrs ordfnary growth Of the
city, and reaching ever household in the District
and vide range outside, TEE srAl has nov at
tained circulation very mach larger than that OF
al the other city dalies combined This 10 no idle
claim, but one We are prepared to establish ct any
time By "beoks and papers" And this circulation,
- stated above, IL universal, reaching the bust
mess community, the wealthy, the great indus
trial forces, the skilled mechanics, the Iaborins
men, the bankers, the merchants, the house.
keepers, the government employees, the Congress
men-in short, there IL no circle where The
sIAR IL not q regular and welcome guest. The
re<ult is that The STAR affords unsurpassed Id
vantsses Q medium Of communication between
all classes Of the CONN unity, the way of the nd
ustment Of demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

The Repsblican wins golden opinions from all
quarters for its notable double-sheet enterprise
OF Saturday. 10 was sheet fitting in size and
contents to come from the big and handsome
new office.
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M ETROPOiITAN DOLLAR STORE

sss H lost e sssr re-
Sa NJ, . .:ss is s.5 3. 81 :.
Fs: Ss e. ~. IL Ess:Ss ss S:s.9s sI
Allegheny mountains, River and Rsllross .osa.
&C, &C, G 81 per doEeu.
Splendid Rubber Dressing Oonbs, q and 50 cents.
footh s snS Nal Is sras sSs sse o.
Checker and Bsck ammon Boards, with men, Dice
L.dis. i.busson HOS, Gss quality, o..
infant .pa Morr s.ss: .ne a. SOC ana ,
a-foot Ruks, PLATA, ssc I. bras bound, soc.
EItrs large and heavy Jspsnssd wstsrs, 80, SOC.
FiIe shell and Pearl handIs4 blade Pocket Knives
ass ss ss;i msHisS ss sSf an: sSa Sr.~. o.
6iIs TOiis, sosPs. :, 9, 5. and pisos. iori1,.
Sst and Geld S55soslss:: new .syis. o. each.
L:s,:: or, ;Is,,s ;RS ossI. 6ssip,,
Gsd Pl.ssa; ESsnsisa, SION: and "a Other siss-.
Solid Cold siuds, Pearl center, 0, per st, vsry
essis Solid Gold Masonic and edd Fellows Pins.
rs.I S Ssss ss sst;i '''''' A'''' end A'
Alaska Single otuds, SOC.
and ssss, ysry hspdso%s,
t,on, s o. to- % see sSs@ vii be % buy Inn.
d. 8Hv1RB0Ro,
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
3ls eBvBNfH efBuBr,
ftb1l-u uIAR PENNsyLvAUA AVENUE
MAssEYT PHILADELPHIA
"i nAssrrs K AL ~ Alb 5f PoHrshk &C.
rAA az ssT q so1 Al, I''' bottles
PoRfkR AHD Bsowu STOUT,
AZ olso psr doses, Pint bstilss.
b. 's'' u Sx i 3. fHf fSGs &c sa,. zssos.
DeDot-a1 Greene strssf.
feb8 I'm Georgetown. ID. q
EoB PEBBBCr-TIrfIuo SHIFT
LEAVE YOUR oRDERsl Ar
KEKNTs as eth street Northwest
SHIFT PAf11Rus OUT 10 oBpEB- ,ss'Sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

III the English really want to bury An Amer
lean In Westminster Abbey, why dent they
catch George Francis Train and chuck him In?
This country IL ready now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09
.e. .sRb., r ASR E 4.Hx., &c. =

John SAUL
respectfully calls the attention Of the public 20 bis
sxtsnslve assortment Of GARDEN and rbOWEB
Dkkpes htch are this Of the finest quality.
fLnWBR SEEDS, en- braciug all the novelties
Ron Issand and the Continent.
Ths FRUIT fBEEe ere vigorous and veil crown,
eonssting o. P..rs (standard and dvarfJ, Plum,
Cherry, Apricot, Heetsrine, &C
SHar1S% sIkAvBkRHIEe, RABPBE RRlB8,
bLACh skbkiIs, CURRANre, 0OOsIBnR-
sHkP1 TalEs. lvHRGRssNs, Rosra.
DABJIAe, PHLoXIs, VDRBINSh GS1I
HUNS, srd other bvddiD pants, With everythias
pertaining 10 the nursery businees, Ill e modsrofS
No Agents or Psdlsrs smpioy:d;
mars-eo3v' GIL 7th street. OBJ. Psssut OScce.
G's'' s'Ha'
RRADOOYs0,
NE. SIS LovuIAnA AvIuUHJ
1 the oaly hoaDs IN ths city that Dsko sDseaalrD
sag1-sn 1MGN OF 1I9 eUR.
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toYFICrAL.I
DrPARTM.Nr OF STATE,

WAsBISGr N, d. o March 7th, iGl
Inf,rnst,,n Ne, been received st thi. De ,rtm.nt
the United Stairs at me, IIey, Of the death, on
fns-of -, at Rome, Itsly. Of Mrs ]. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

WAN X6s
WasTlD.A Hon. ), . vast. Woman A.eri-
Addre.s ~ ,s sRa f.aiI 10 cook. wash and i.oa
WAnI1D-A hrst ei.ss OOOK Noss- other
1870 TT IT,. sspy ksisrsncss reosrsd Csll st
ADDis GALLERY. 1897 Psnnsyissni. ave. W. rs u:
WAhIAD.A good, reliable NURSE; one g.
81 ~ Sc sss .s
WAHTED.fo rent, HOUSE with fec scrs,
Address B. B Evening star once. It,
WANTkD-An eIperienced EURsI 30 middle
children RefereI &c required Inquire s33 Yer
mort avenue, opposite the Arlington Hotel ms -3ts
w PART Of . HOUSE, With sassr .ed sss, in q .
2o% M
WANTED-Ani nteIlisent COLOREO WOMAN
; scs in ironing. Address Post Once B3I
WANTED-A hrst-ci TRIMMER; aIso, an
Mr. NJ. ,}og s PAL, AiiiissrI EasS:S%s.i
WAHTBD-A mrat aod veget able COOK. Ma:t
H!USTxIs iAffSG" MoTsE.A ' 6sn.s Sa MAJ.
WANTBD-A COLORED WOMAN to do the
w senersl homework Of small fsmily: Must
ply :, u s,6 stIes, nsrth~e.t after 10 m ms -
sh and
Mo ModtTsie rent. address CHAPMAN, sssi Of:
w REIoHMAN's Galley, Vernsn Bow.
WANTED-MaTsh IsI6, TENANTS for two
51cd; one large second story south front Room;
S3 sn6S and
ed; Apply at 742 9Th street, corner of II north
WANTED-A WOMAN to do the general work
w e farm house, attend 20 poultry. make but
ter, and do general nousework; family small; good
Gsd
tween lad and 18TH or at residence, No AZ g at,
w cook and wash for a small family, Apply,
with recommt ndaiions, at ~ 18th street msa'
WANTED-A small HOUSE, for a family Of four
% men p rsfefsnees given Address Mrs. Q:
WAb TID-A good, steady WHITE WOMAN, to
ssss i APPLY ':H Tss
northwest after3p.n marc ST.
WANTHD-By the LIST Of April, three ROOFS,
s.tns 4 four persons esntr. 'G location desired GsG
Also, will have for rent on LIST Of April three
aSn'' saa the Fs %SS part T
board with the ant, Consisting of fouv persons
SS pc sa 'm na 1sss
WANTED-The Ladies to know that Mrs.
syss s rs sos shs ssst
cut and fit to order; also, pstte ms cut t. order.
1, 1aS street northwest between 18th .ps ian
-Immediafely-Famiies or persons in
W need Of first GLASS SERVANTS OF every de-
get Sss
ofwages by applying at the Eureka Employment
streets. febT. I'm
WANTED-Every one to know that they can
w purchase very cheap for cash, at The ssVic.ori
s o9 ps,
te f1sj;. l6s Pennsylvania avenue n,crn
WANTED-wORKING GLASS Of either sex;
SDto ~ per week; work at home; greatest
N; MITOHAM, Fetter lane. ,Philsde phis, Penu,
syIvsbia. feb2i-lm-
WAETED-A small FURNISHED ROOM, suit.
w able for lady, between 9th and 18th streets
aia rai apis aUsnue and street Address
WbNrED-OANvAssER to sell a new and
w popular work. The General Agent is in the
city and wants assistance, for which q liberal per
sse m and Send End m, at ROOM ~, CONT
w BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
decs-sm. ss4 treat
w kaoH that the Iest ZONE DoLLxR sPiiG.
ssa By IL efHHiH L Isd @ q.
- street and Pennsylyants svenue Depot Tor
Thermometers OF ali kinds. myle-ly
LOST AND FOUND.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
GInIhAL AssEssnRsrs AND sEvrl
81 ss i s. :::.!' os' e &c.,; =!
~ :.s.s 81 spkuss foss. pss.s.sss, sS, "
S ssss.ss. Tor sis: .," % Ss 10
A kAkk cHAscs Is orskklD in LSs i.
Bsrtss. northeast, O. ~ 100, contains 90 feet,
fa ss s al :. s III.
r. Q TN. tklkk.sw0op Hoys,.
Woob HOUSE., si,sssse % me core.r - psan.,I
Gently been put 10 iui-eis.. rs,siT o.p s re-
ass,rie. 70 I've, "a mrs, class properly VIA De
rtios 2 sSSsni ..l . iSr %. o. ssos.rs, pro
Rooms. S.... Sac s''s't sfrd Of n a..s'
r s q q. s.,s s, .os mo-. ,Sss,.i
:, ss.s, Sad T:is. ii.Sii'''i' sa' "a
A RAkE CHANCE =voR eALE. MILL
.,a. ELY ,n IT, and sssof STORE DONG % es
bath 10 the reason Of selling out. Addrs-s A. d
lrOR sALK -srORH FINTURGs- con. .finS a,
.hcs 1sri-y. fancy store ee iSSSire % YOUNG
kEHNAE. csrpent~rs, on the prem ise. new a.
utheast COZ ner e n ish and @ ~ streets, Gsarxe-
town. mari a.
EoR sALK.-THE INTEREST, STOCK rs
TRAbE: end fINrI Rks u . well known
doing ~, ntsble business, and having Ies-~ ";
pired, q two year,. Would Issk. an ercella,
gr Gerry store. Address ID. stsr once. ms .
les AChEs OF LARGF AMI Way YAH
DOf ABLE CfPRESs TIMBER FOR sAJG-
sesr Nsr i,, steam &c. mill. on navigate
msr.-lm Reel Estate Broker, SIS Is's.t.
SkNkk TANEs p AID AT Ia hGE DISCOUNT
= heM fsthte Tor sale or exchange, in different
parts OF the city, number q very desirable n arm
Ssnisseou. terms, J q HAyILAND, 10. sOs
&h street, Bel Estste Agency mari 81
A BARE CHANCE 90 tbt.in an eles ant HOME
= We are about 20 commenc- the erection OF q
p.o .h 81 iour DIV kbLlNGs, on one Of the most
@ soie street. IN the city, and wishing secure
aneemsn,s % psrtiss who viii buy on easy terms
hhp 1919 Son, No. els fth street. opposite
eeee. ouaoe. msr3fs
EOR sALK-A valuable MARL TARN On P;.
n. SssswN Oreek, N two tracts, containine Nc.
den purposes this land cannot be exoeIiad: yesr-.
Ses can be orcrght 20 the markets as early a. fro
nonolk. IL H. only twelve niles from wsshinston
snd ~ approached by steamer Arrow, Of the Moagt
sernoS line, at Fort Washington, ana only nile
ron the Fort: Also, by steamer from AIerandris
passing Immediately by the farm. Grain Of az Kinds
easily raised. the soil fs kind and po~d al
most entirely Of the hDet uslity of msr which of
tion Of this fam csa be he'd By calling on or ~
ares.9f TIE sohscriber. Who viii show the farm, or
Mr.fRANk HUME, 4SS PesnsyIysoI. avenue,
nar5 In Fort ws.sinrton, m.r,s.ps
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OsT-On Louisiana avenue, between Sd aud "A
streets, sEALSKIN COLLAR A reward OF
% VIII be paid upon its return TO $40 18th st.. It,
/ OeT-A mink sable BOA In or near DR. Mitch
Il ellis Church, on Sunday morning. The fnder
Will be ~arded by leaving it at 81 IN street
portt est. marq 3tr
i OsT-March 7tb, on IA street, between avenue
- and U street. small purple velvet Pulse,
containing S5. VIII the ntlsman who pick cd it
mp please return ii to 81 4th street, between aud
X, and receive The thanks Of the owner IT.
osT-In GeorRst,wr Sunday morning, n arch
IL 6h, GOLD BRACELET. Tue nnder will be
.nMably rewarded by returning IL to Mr.. r J.
Frey, at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
OF Georgetown mar9- 2ts
OsT-On Sunday, March 9Th, Q GOLD BRAOE-
II LET, set with three cameo heads, between
Pennsy vania avenue and NJ street aud 9th and 18th
streets. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at SIG 18th street north vest IT.
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MEDICAL. 40.

nR. JANE WILSON, a thoroushIy experiepced
y and scientific Midwife and Lsdles' Physic
attended to q their residence st any hour,
nlgnt or DAY. or pleasant rooms and the best OF
tendance at the Doctors private residence, 9Th
treet, between and Il. Business sscredly cont
CURE YOQRsELF WITH eATIsFACTION
- IN FEW DAYsIko internal medicine. }
u per bottle. Marin o. corner 9th and PennsyI-
yanis avenue; stotts, Pennsylvsnis avenue; Doc
leys, Capitol hiIli Ooughlins, Masonic Temple:
Uniontown, and Barron, Bladensbure. MARTINI
GOLD DR. DARBY" has better facilities than
" ever Tor predicting his great speciality. Onlr
oSe chdygt made for advice and medicine. Drug
Store, corner ~ street and Pennsylvania avenue,
COLONIZATION Building.) feble- In
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Anss many yssr. s.ysri.sss;.s hsss g Is :s
fc, iron defective briok vslls, nsealic roofb and
HOU0B6 as1 81 GINS peintsd IN ths very --latest
stylo and n the most durable manner.
N ny line respectfully ed Q trial sron those
Wbo6 have not heretofore met professionally
chop, SOS lxth ofrsst betvoon n end uorthUest
fsb8ly lsAAC CUBBY.
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OWN A BOMB
y qRhnh iIniNG sl kTsA I,6 HeMusrEAD

U"oeILIxeSxwSSoAb s sSs1a HOMESTEAD
BUILDIHG AssOOIATION."
Why pay rent when on essily own home,
The rent of desirable house viii pay for Itself in
Bomestssds may be obtained on ten ysars' credit
oy paying monthly inststmeots.
port.ton BY the nss ast; Sis..n. daily 81.
suIsions at eonvepient hours;
.orisinai Mount Vernon estate" ten miles down
the Potomac
high and healthy situation, excellent coil for gar
de.:, ORCHARDS: zine! ards. &C springs Of p pure re
northern farmersI
.s;s: j. =. i I: fssd /:
Board Of I,ads rooms, ct ~ O'Clock, to learn our
.' 49,. 80 W. b: skowDBH Chairman.
MA. TAPPAN, Acting Secretary. lI'
FhSDICAL RhPAsIMsMT or GI0RGE
The annual commencsment Of the Institution
will be held q the National Theater, on TUES.
:s VI. 5. T IN
a.fs. sy the Hev r T. HxAL1,s.J j., President Of
: The Addres. 20 the graduating class will be de.
s,r ~ fr9f bALPH WALpk, n. d. The Vale
from the Alumni Sv VIM II Ross, H. d. 6ns Address
5o 81 RsS' : f. s b.S
% 11t BIs1 lIHa f05 81 ISS55iUnp1.,
Viii fH Meet e s; ERE given e.; Board
IN the room lately occupied by the SUPERB
81 assessments and Taxes in the west wing II the
MY Hall, for the purpose of hearing appeals from
bersluation returned by the Assessors upon new
be1idinss, improvements, &C, ferected during the
year lS5 for the tax for the fiscal year ending
Jun 80, 1875.
The Board will be in session each ~, Sundays
excepted. from IL O'Clock a. m. to O'Clock .. m.
Ter the period OF so days, commencing March and
ending April II. 1874
Alex y Garden, Let Council Dist
Frs. Msiiinely, I'd John 7. Given, 7th.
Jno. T. Mitchell, Sd WV Moore, 6th
A. DodRe, 4th Icons SC. t,9h
Jas. Wormley, 5ih I" Geo A Bohrer ,lO,h
George TayloT, 9Th il N. Bowen,iith
ALEX. r. SHEPHEkD, Gov. ID. o.
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~ $40 10Th sTRIET, NEAR PA. AVENUE,
From long experience In both hospital aud
private practice, will guarantee cure In all Dis
eases OF The Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, elect,
structure, Syphilis, and epermatorrhea Gases Of
Sonorrhea recently contracted cured In TO days.
81 phis In ell its stages quickly cured, and the poi
son entirely eradicated from the system without the
use OF mercury. epermatorrhes, brought on By
exceeses and abuse In youth causing loss Of memory
impotency nervous irritability, symptoms Of con-
sumption, Indigestion palpitation OF the heart |,
forebsdings. selfdistrust, &C., speedily cured BY
newly discovered remedies. DR.. B., located for
where he has large practice, has consented, after
many solicitations By his W Arlington patrons, to
open per nanent once In that city, where he ay
be consulted every Wedns sday and Saturday in each
week, from 3 m. TO D. m. japE-ly
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OBsfACLgs TO MARRIAGE.--Happy
" Relief 20 Young Men from the effects Of Errors
and Abuses in carly life. Manhood Restored. I'm
pediments to Marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remar kable rem edies. Books
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