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V^. XVII. WASHINGTON. D. C.. MONDAY. JULY I. 1861. N?. 2.610.
' THE~EVENING STAR
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PUBLISHED EVERT AFTERNOON,
("UWOAV BXOKPTBD.?
AT THE ftTAK BUILDINGS,
Cmnrr of Ptt%mtyivn\a ihmn amd Ml*tnn'.h **.,
T
\T. L>. WALLACH.
Paper* MTTfd la package* by oarrlari at $4 a
year, or 37 centa per month. To mall anbaerlbcra
the price la 93 30 a year, t?.adea?<?; fi for alx
montha. fl for three month*; and for leaa than
three montha at the rate of IS eenta a week. Single
<?pie*. on* c*!rr; In wrapper*, two cjjctb.
ID" ADvaaTi**Ma5T* should be aent to the
ofire before 12 o'clock m ; otkerwlae they may
not appear until the next day.
Mani{*nrit of Ptwlttres.
Id th? transactions cf the Highland Horticultural
Sooietj of 6cotlan4, we find an int?r st'Bj
article on the tep-dreising nnd general
management of pastures, 07 James Porter,
which we hay* peru?ed will satisfaction and
bow gir? the substance to <ur readers. It is
an important subject to Aueriean farmers?
rm "which we have befort urged upon their
attention, and notwithstaaling difference in
climate, Ac., the exporieiee of this Scotch
farmer cannot be studied r.d tested without
prolt
' When land under cultvation is in a high
tate of fertility, and is caefully sown with a
full and well selected mixtire of grssa ??eds.
it will often produce goolgrass for several
Tears without tnr -- tv..
_ ? ??- ?? ?? luauui c. J. 11 IB
*o far fortunate for tb< cnltivetor of the
nd; for if the wide extart of arable land is
T store? had to be regal.rly top-dressed in
j ta&loa, tbe ?yst?m woo>< be very laborious
a>d eoatly I 4* not wish t to be understood,
b that macjre wil ant p*y on tU?4*'
fcrip?k>n of l?a4; on the jflftrary, when soil
a i climate and other eiroattaaeea are fav>r*
a> le. I hare found a god dressing of tight
jL<*nurcs to the first and ?oond year's graos
prove very remunerative After varied and
numerous trials for max? years, ot & great
-rariety of artificial man roe, I have come to
tbe conclusion that guam sulphate of ammonia.
nitrate of soda, art soot, are the best
lijht dressings for new jrass that can be ?pjlied
Tho large propor?on of nitrogen which
these contain ia a state asily assimilated by
plants, by it* great porr in developing the
blide. makes su?h maures peculiarly suitable
for tfce growth of yung grass To render
these manures fully eftient, however, it is
*ery desirable that thy be sown in rainy
weather. It is needlei to add that if the
manures are not quite gnuine, a partial failure
most be the result.
"On light land, with* gravelly subsoil, I
consider it a mistake t ase these manures as
a top-dr*??ing to gra?. for when applied to
?uch I hare seldom sea them do much good;
atid in an unusually rj season, I think they
can by no means be kceficial. For such soils
I would prefer wellaade compost of bonas.
nriae. vegetable mr?|, and salt. When near
tho sea. I have aset a compost of sea-wee.i
and fish refuse, Ac., p the following proportions:?Say
12 loadt >f mold, 4 loads of seaweed,
1 load of fish rfiBe.and 2 tons of cattle
urine This makes ai aeall' nt and substantial
dressing for ono 11 of 1 ght land When
it is laid on during tfs winter mouths, ita
good effects on the gra&in spring are all bat
certain, and within abort distance of the
aa-ooast it may be m;?lied for about 28s an
ere
11 Qn mnnk fcf ai T -1?11
mv ???? ? ?uv niliu11 Bg J. BHS1I DOW
state a few facte which . believe t? be important
regarding the uiai^emeut of these pasture*
Heavy rolling .1 autumn and spring,
when the land is modcately damp, dues mueh
tfxA for besides malog a smoeth surface, it
packs the soil about le plants, and tends to
take them spread Utcally. and form ft closer
sward Frequently oheging or shifting the
stock ou the grft*a. u>dhaving it well eaten
down at proper peri<ds.but tot too bare are
the best means of seeing the pasture in a
good and growing ita*. It is always bad
nmnsgement t<> alio* tlf grass to run to leed,
seeing tbat it weakeis be vigor of the roots,
and tends much to ech*!t the soil. It is, in
psrticular, absolutelr n^eaury that all weeds
be cut early in the ae-aon Whenever, indeed
they show ther fctvs above the ground,
they should be cuT a li&e uader Le surface
of the grass with a than tool, by which process
the sap vessels </ tie plan: are left open,
to as to bleed arofoMi* /> > ? ,l*
r -mJl SVIIVIV
rains whiah all leni cogBiderdbly to destroy
?he roots It i? at the same ime, desirable
to keep the surface imootb, by apreadieg the
mole-heaps and dr<f>pngs of the cattl* for
attention to them dmple operitiooi. the I
luxurM^jfe ef grasslands is always much increased."
For the destructiot o! moss and the general
improvement of peauUent pastures a ser.gs
of experiments wen tied on land that had
been laid down, ar, tlat had beeome almost
worthless Litue. firu-yard dung. Peruvian
ni'rate <.f e'la.sulphate of amaonia,
^per; bn.phate of |fa?, galpha.e of potash
w. re trie-1 ?ach ace receiving a drewirg ef
aanu? of the value <f about $1<? The Peruvian
stesno and the alphate of ammonia ware
the m'j manures tht caused as increase of
er"p r be first year sulcient to pay oost The
extreme dry reason as unfavorable to the
experiment. Mr. P ?j*: >
On aom ; of 'he pU^j the extra pr>due*_6f
haj will do little mve than pay the coat,
while in oth*r? iK.
?v VI wuw uannuro '
nearly altogether loet. It most alto be born*
in mind that the toil I good, and well sheltered
from the drouth; otberwije tne reeult*
might ha*? been lil Worse tsm they art
The taline manure* it* vo be expected, WVl
do little, if any gyod r^\ yaar. The Mcood
crop of grafi l^ki a Utle more freah alter
them, bat they have ch? little tndeel in extirpating
the mose T,? dung and the otiV1
put will, no d ?ubt, be tore permanent; t5e
laiter, la particular, a||?*r? to bar# alra<4iy
done a good deal in darxyirg the moea Tne
fine wa? agaiuat. ra her tiao in favor of the
hay aroD: bnt at ? J ,?w??v n-*?
j ' ' f ? v*VD 4U .U l/VU'WI/
good effect* upon the p?4ure are becoming
qulfe> Apparent?the meet I# considerably decked,
and the surface 4 reedy feels much
firmer to ti e foot; the wbie clover U beginning
to sprout up thickly, anJ the whole surTece
appears green? an Heels fiviaer then
that or any of othe-floli The effecU.
8 *W. gradually beooxse<
cr re vuioie as the lime links iate the soil;
and I have IhUe doubt bit, is theeoaree of
a year or two, its benefeiit effeota will be tar
more apparent. For t a .wteacripUon ot paslure
land, particularly 4tere the soil is rieh
t? vegetable Matter, aid inclined to day,
powdered lime has the *fst powerful effect in
renovating rhe grass, oTany substanoe I have
rer tried It at onoe <^'tana the snrfhee. kills
insect*, deeompoees de jutsg vegetable m \Wtire
graaee, iaelndvag cmnderaore qeaatitiea
ei white clover, end ?*tle will prefer the
gra*? growing on the lived lend. light dresaluga
and repeated wh* aeceaaary, la, perhaps
the beet way t? apply iiase. I found
two Uas to an Mre to ke perfeotly suflloient, <
and the aatnan er ifftter month# will, no
donbt, be the beet list for applying it te the
land Where the lan/la much infeated with
mm it will not, periy*. extirpate it entirely,
but it destroys itdbre then any other may
. . _ j ._i <k?.k. u.
Btre i live mw, ?*u
choking th?<rm*??* l???t for a good mary
year* after. It ? <?u* 0,?*r uioaej pa^turci
ihuali be well t>n> on th? surface before
(prtsdios od DHBrei of toy deacription,
which would ?l<>w them to be better
covered frou the aotln of the weather, and
f ire them i much heler chance uf deatrojiog
the dom.
The pl>t? experimtf ted with were harrowed
btf jre u>? application of the manures, but a
better oachina than be oonn.'On harrow, for
arrapii* Ir"8S 140,1 * ?ach *n<l the
attention ef icanufafciTera of agricultural imniewenu
it called t? Ihia want The reaulta
r. a - S a. - -..J ? * -
Of .10 ex^eniiivuis ?;? luua puujiucu up .
1. On strosg aoil?Jt laada under ultira- :
f -, guano, aulpbate f ammonia, nitrate of ;
ndt, and aoet are lp beat, aod tbej will j
T ore re?v jeratire f the weather ia not too
X Oa light aoiU a alternate husbandry,
eompoets ?f earth, one duat, cattle grine. I
alt, sea-weed, and iih refuse are the moat
table.
f For old grata h strong aoila, powdered
line la the Moat efecual dreaaing that ean be
applUd
4. Fer old gr?a* >n light grerelly aoila,
elajej eompoet, mi*d with uuiohlinie, buna
daat, and a*It, maks a good dreaaing, and
peet and wmf uh produce aa eJotllent
\
effect Should all these fail to make good
pasturage, then certainly it ought to be
plowed up.
We are told by Protestor Johnston that the
bonea of the sheep contain TO per cent, phosphate
of lime, and that a miloh oow carries
off annually 30 pounds of bone dust from the
land: and if this waste is to be supplied, as it
certainly ought, there can b? no better war
?f doing it than by adding hone?, lime, and
other phosphatio manures to the land. Let
our grazing lands, then, be liberally dressed,
whore necessary, with these manures, and we
ehall have abundance of grass.?Rural N?w
YvrLrr.
Equipments el French Seldier.
The New York Pxpress giwes the following
deectiptiou of the equipment# of a French soldier
lately received iu that city :
There is now uo exhibition at Tiffany's a
whole set of equipments used by the French
seldier when in active service. The set whs
brought here by the last steamer, and will
pr?babtj attract considerable attention from
those who take an interest in the welfare of
our troops.
Tha fi rat tKin? lilrr?1xr ??- 2- -
_ . _ a m iu ovuag lUC O IS H
pack saddle, for either a horse or a mule.
It ia.a lirge and rather cluinrj looking piece
of workmanship, but on examination turns out
to be handy and convenient. Hooked on to
the saddle are the rarnleti, or seats, in which
the slightly wounded soldier is plaoed, and
oonveyed to the hospital.
Then there are the litters, or ambulances,
made of the shape and size of a bed. These
are also hooked on to tbe saddlo, and used
when a soldier is dangerously wounded Th??y
Ioan be covered, should it bo deemed necesatry.
to keep the suu or air from the suffering
pauoiu.
Although the whole arrangement looks
clumev, yet a minute examination will prove
it# j?nat value in case of a severe action.
I pon examining the clothing, its superior
quality is at onoo observable. The shoes nre
stout, pegged with heavy nails, and yet weigh
loss than the shoes served out to oar own
soldiers.
The leggings, pantaloons and coats are all of
g?od material and excellently made. Their
cost is much less, probably, than ours.
The knapsack of the Froncli soldier is made
of leather with the hair on. and is nmhuhtv
the most complete thing of tho kind ever seen
in this part of the world. It contains the following
articles :?One overcoat, one coat, one
pair pants, (woollen,) one pair pants, (linen.)
one pair drawers, one isbirt, uu? crnvat, one
pair shoes, one pair leather leggings, one waist
belt, one cartridge box, one c*p. one plume,
one pompon, one haversack, one bowl, four
brushes, one oade with thread, needles, Ac ,
one bag to hold coat when folded up, one canteen,
one pair leather gaiters, one pair linen
gaiters.
The tent is the next most uotioeable irtiile
It is intended for short expeditions, ii about
four feet high, and can accommodate two soldiers.
?ho carry it in equal parts upon their
backs. Its weight is but a few pounds.
TK? .11 ? -11- ; * -
*uv duisii ^uuiuiio is a very cu|v?uieui article.
made of tin. and can be use^ us a plate,
bowl and ration dish. The larger gametic is
a dish from which eight men are provided
with food, etc. It is all of solid tin, and canDot
be broken.
The lanterns?one for trench work and the
other for signal lights?seem peculiarly excellent.
The first throws its light only in tbe
trenches, and not out of them.
The other, carried ca the musket ^ r'ei
would have prevented oar troops firing on one
I another.
Taken altogether, the exhibifien at Tiffiny a
rwtj T>? as usefnl as it certainly is curious.
! The More Haste the Less SrEED.?To refresh
some of those who do not believe in the
| maxim of miking haste slowly, one of our contemporaries
cites the better examples of the
Crimean war and our own invasion of Mcxicu.
We quote:
' At the tima of the rapture between Russia
on one tide and Turkey, England and
France on the other, in 1854, the formal declaration
of war w? made by the two latter
JE^wers on the 27th and 2Slh of March, but
iiitnry preparations bad been going on for
feme time previoua. Baring the following
ncnU * of the spring and summer, the time of
tbe aliies was engaged by such preliminary affairs
rs the bombardment of OJossm and acloso
block ide of the UuMian ports. In May. the
ffflMfor of thl> Krinnh fnKlUKaH ?
a'T ? vw?? wl?uuu*4 1U? 8' V**1'
litary camps ?f instruction at St. Otner'e
a.d Bolo^rne During the summer there was
gi*?t Mctivi'j in the British dockyards and in
redrafting for the army and it was not until
the lib ?f September that the Allies landed
a' Button*, in the Crimea, preparatory to the
met ' on Sevastopol though this point was
4 wig n aiwJ as 'he principal theater of war al- I
moat from the fir?t. Thus, it took these powerful
empire*, with their vast magazines and
iiroi' nse military resources, full six months to
raise and equip and gel iu'o readiness for the
^leld an army which, at that time. *ti i not
:rqual in number that which, in two months,
been r lied abou; the flag of the Uuicii.
80, too, ii. n?roFn case during the wir with |
Mexico. Mr. Polk e<*ut in his war message on
tbi 11th of May, 1843. and the war wus recognised
as existing on the 13th Although hostilities
had actually begun, and the battles of
Palo Alto and Resaca <le la Paltna had been
fought in April, there was little else done from
that time until September, but to g't ready
for t&e heavy fighting j?t to oome. Oon TajI>r
remained in his oauno at Monterey, until
tbe latter month, and then moving forward
with the army, when it required ail the intervening
time t<? pat on a footing for invHsion,
he achieved (be first ef bis series uf great victories,
on the 29th and 24th of September, at
| JCoQtet*y. In this instance, the neoe?sary preparation
and other preparations consumed
over four month ?
I Ota. Scott has been at work bat two months,
63 in that time, has accomplished vaatly more
"loan was doae in doable and treble the time
by England and France, and ourselves on the
ooasion referred t?; and yet some of tbe paper
warriors *' unlatitfied?IV. Y Express.
Militakt Bbcbksy.?An essential charactaristie
of an able captain is to be complete!y
muter of his own secrets. If a oommander's
* aw? ba known to hisofficers they may become
known to his enemy.
Gon. Brown, though enamored of social intercourse
as a man, is remarkable as n commander.
for retiring within himself, and consulting
his pillow rather than his friends* This
trait in the General's character was manifested
on several oceasions in bis Canadian campaign
of 1814. 11a orossed the river Niagara
with his army on the night of the 2d of July,
yet so completely had ha concealed his intentions
that his officers, unsuspicious of ihe meditated
movement, had made arrangements for
celebrating the 4th on lh? American side ef the
strait, and had engaged his company at dinner
on the occasion. The 5th was celebrated on the
plain* of Chippewa Ihe immediate consequence
of thia dexterous concealment waa tbe
surprise and capture of Fort Erie without
bloodshed.
Oa tbe 17th of September following, under
such a depth of secresy did Gen. Brown plan
and execute as completely to lurprise the
works of Oen. Drummond in open day. Nothing
oould more decisively evince the superior
i rrneralabip of the American comtuaudwr.?
Titles'? Register oflMi.
rr-? TV,- KM# fA? ?k. VI .1.. l^?i Af AllH .
11 w uc *-?? ? ivr nNine ciiw i>/ u ?wv)OWJ
vrtr?- op? n*d ?t Autfu>li, M>- on rburartav
!&4t I he rffWr* amounted to #445 UOU, vary'rig
from four to fl?a per cent premium
| QT A beautiful algbt waa recently wltnea*"*},
at Quebec. ?rbcr? forty five ah!pa, wltb all tbflr
aalla aet ea ne la upon oue tide
f?7" Forty-three eommiaaionera in Virginia
alone hare been appointed to recelv?*ubKrJp :oj
fbf tbe l%gfnt Boutoern loan."
I SUMMER RETREATS.
SALT WATER BATHING.
AlARlkHALL.'S PAVILION.
I This favorite lBort for tnoK r?cknn health and
pleasure is r.o^itpen. It is situated in A . ? A
ft. Mary's <"ou*ty, Maryland, on theVfv^^y
Potomac, in view oftl;? Che-aprake To
I those wishing to avoid extreme fashion, andsetik
R quiet hut agreeab o piace where they can beat
home, it in 11: excelled. Splendid ilatii'nc, good
Ani?im*?J-ibhic* and Pleasure boats free of
oi.&rze for the guests. The Table is Bupp ied with
all tne salt w.-\ter do icacies?fi'.e Oy<.ter?. Soft
aid Hard Crabs. !*heephra'1 and other Fi?h. There
are macy inducements, vhioh the undersigned
d-em? unnecessary t? mention, an the situation of
his p ace and his t.axf mai atemenl rtnhrace surticieut
guaiante -a ior his int.ire patri>:i&<t?.
The Kramer ^t. Nicholas ^avrt. \\ islnncton
ever/ Tuesday at, 6 ;<'< !< k. nn l Alexandria at 7
a.m. Returning, leave* Liaiimor - on F'ri av a*
| 4_o'c!oek p ni ;>he will land r<ass?n>r9ra th?
I'Kvition evh way.
Board?.41 .0 icr H*v ; ? ; pwr wpok ; 52H per
month Clii dren a id Serv&ul* haTpriru*.
Dailj mails from WrvKliin^ton and Ka
I-or forth*' iuformatioj a'dre**the proprietor
at S.sonardtowu, Md.
_j 6-1 mj; .? . M A KSH AL
CKA BATHINU \Sh SAt.C REIRKAT,
At pnint i nil*-t Int- vl ? r> ?- ? . *_T T.
. v*na U I t I'lflR I !/
This ce ebrat-*d Rittiirn: P!a 1 I'uati'd ftt the
junot:on of the Potoir.ao itiverwith ''"iii A
'hesapcake Bay, wi!i he opened by
undersigned on tho loth of it. e, in tiiejUtoSLL
very best ?*ylo, lor a i person* wlio s.-.a? wish i
sale Ri d quiet retreat, where they 0111 have t:.e
b-n'fl- of tne best ?a!t water bat* inr and enjoy tho
deiioaeivs of the wat?r, stich as Fun of all kinds.
Oysters, Crabs, 4e
livery d?oription ol fishing ta?k!o will be kc?t
for the accommodation of guests.
A fine livery stan e kt?pt 011 the farm
Also, t-Ni pina.ieys ?nd billiard saloons; with
all other amuKem.ict* usually found at. suah places.
The 'able will be implied daily witli fresh vegetables
froin th*garden on the premises uii from
the Baltimore and Washington markets.
The best Liquors aci Cigars w ill always be found
at the Bar.
Rnnrci A9 war ? *
_ ?w? y* ? "?*T rim, u; Hfconn Wflf K,
$10: foe weeks fur ?35; ohi dreu aud colored ?ervanti
ha'f-?nce.
The ateainer St. Nicholas l?*vei Washington
Tuesday at 6 a m.and Baltimore ?-n Friday at 4 p.
in The half past 3 o'clooic p. in. train from Wainington
will cmnect at Ualtnn'.ro with the boats,
roach'ne Point Lookout daily ; also, a tn-weekl)
f.ta?efrom Washington, by way i f I.Hvna'dtowri
Add ess th# proprietors, a'. I'om: Lookout,
Washington. D C., or Alexandria, Va.
ni 31 HKFLKBOWKR * CO, Prop'rs.
BY R AN DEAR .
DR- ?4|lltul Op'.ratnr on the Ey*
and V.-rr l.?? urn.,-.". >
? ill ** (iniiiuciuiii 1UU
opon il an office, No 444 KighMi street near Pennoj|v%iim
RvrT.ii->, wh?? he will t'<>at ail diseases
of thus deicito organ*. Dr. Fklrr ma roiularljr
edue<it<:d fhy?'ci*u and >*iirj5i"on, *?ho has
devote*! ton yttr? of hi* p-ol?*-io al life to the
t eatmont of all ciiifa?ei> of tlie Kyuand Far. L)r.
Fesler wiH tive mod'cala: <1 aurjacnl treatment to
di*caae? of the Throat. Ivans*. Heart, Liver Coin
pKir.ta. Canoern. Tnmori. anl all other chronic
tii#?ase;. Female Complaint* also treated with
success. je 10-1t
ptNSIOuN OFF1CK, JC.ik 6TH, lttbl.
TO ALL WHOMTT MAY COXCFRy.
Application having l>een male under ti>e ast of
23d June. 1*60, fpr tho rei<>Riio of the i.atid Warrants
tlesc lbad herein, which are alleged to nave
bee-i :ost or destroyed, not;c* is iierehy given, that
at tho riaU^yilowijiK 'ho description of each War
rani a mTW' ertihcate, of like tenor, will be lamed
, if no va id <>l'i-?:tion shall then appoar
No.62,781. f ir 16" aores. ifeiiiMl to Hon-* Dierkirr
on fne 2'bt of Apt i!, 1857, under act of 3d March,
1365.?July I, ltruL_
No jC.iM.ltf ll ac ?, issued to Neliarr Yaholali
on the VR.lMxj, 1337, unJer aot of 31 March,
13M.-J,? \ 3J. S6l
N'~ ft! filk ji" :*? ac-e?. Issued to James Witmer
o IfctSja-marT, 1897, uudir act of 3d March,
ia?5 ?12 jK^R.
No ?.;v IRwanres. LeinwtlCa-mikel
on rne i"tn o irepwftil'T, Ibtt, uuujI wn ui j?l
A]arch, 18*6.?July 5,1861.
No.?5,272 f?r 12-ia.uen. iHoiied to Reuben Loveland
ou t>'? 8t:iff ?>ctot?er. 1865, uuCar tLeactof
3d Mar-h. 1?S& ? Jul? ?tti, !8Hl.
No lor fio acre*, issued niidor the act of
March 31, l?65, m th<- name of VVil lam Taylor,
and granted on the 14th flijr of Marou, 185H.? An
K:?st 7, 1461. ,
No. "3* tW.5, for 16i aorcs, i*Riiej ur.der the act of
March. 11156. la tne nave of fii-ainn. ilitbfard.
widow ? ! Joiiu n =iard. decasnd, and tranu-d
on the 16*.h day >>f June, 1836. ? A iin.iift .11, :861,
!M->. 3. lift. fr??" lAl i?ji? vl unHrtr (. #?f Ifti"*
to Augustus Ingram, private of Captain Murray's
company, W?oon<1 Regiment of Tennessee Infantry
-!>?p ?mti?r 1ih, ift?i
> o. 4K 74o, for 1^0 acr ?, issued under th? act of
Ma-oh. lftM. in the name of Jacob Gulick a (1
canted ?*n the zlth day of January, September
2!, 061.
JOSEPH H. BARRETT,
?10-law Comti.ssioner.ft
W~"~ A^H MiTON
1-R<>VI1?ENCF. U08ITTAL
This institution, win h in under ihe control a> d
direction ol Winters of Charily, experienced in
liursiutc anu hospita iiiaua^uiu-iit. is now op.-u to
tlin public It is iocat'Hi a Mho t Outauee ?<at,i a t
of th?? < 'apitol and imneoiat'-ljr oppoette th well
auuwu anon innn nin, <?n j??oonn eireel rasi
The bui ?;ir s? aro spacious, and. with th?? al?e ations
'eoeutly made, *h I adapted to hospital purposes.
The gro-inds are ex ensiroand veil lau!
oH^and ta*? urnantn ed ?ntn choice fruit
n.wc s;ia-Je trees evergreens. and flowering shrubs.
Hrov de-ee Hoapita is adir.irnhly sm ?d to paH#?u
wish.ne to avai flieir.seive-: of the advaatit'<
01 r ho pital and ?>-t enjov all the com orts
and qi iet of a pn a o house. Ail persona naffer r
liiK fom oa?laities ur non-eortvjioua di -oases re- <
quiring su'gica or meiioal trf atment wi'i l>e admitted
upon complying wrli tin r?gn!ations and
oon.li ionsof trie in?ti*>i'i'
I'aM nts wi I b" r~"pI r:i in thevard* a* four
dol.ar? per week, o," lir a, faii<ei>iont r.in hiv? pa
? a?o ujl r.u MiJirir. i j mi i i?
ce:v>a the c&rr a i'l attention t- oir i'aise>may require
from l?r. J M VoxkR, th" Physician *nJ
burgeon in ohai>c 01 tti? unu ??*: pi *! ;) a pat'enj
prefer? to Pnp'ov in* ??wn p!.y?io mi It is
tAK'VA .1. til* tk <<l ii in^di'Xl
pra; 'i: hv it:**.-i l >u < .| '> i'y < (' pru l? r -h
ii ia?< : <vr> pnysic^n w-i?> mav
),& ? ca?e ir it i- a rr?t a .mi r-it 'Nat mic pa lent
wn 'e< ari*lul!> huraed aud iiia nif.ilica iiir < tio;;g
fa't'iltaMy exeout <J. ) ? H-e > 1 iu _
k iT!wTVv:A l, /A
M U I iiave renu>7<<! i.v. 4" V
PAWN OKFi'.'K
to 341 O sfroet. bet- * ?n tK an?l ''i ( *?., imnrvll
ataly in th? r?ar of -ii/i H v-l. wli r?jiic
husipeis will be ooiumu.'vi k?rrtf>fa-n at tne o!?1
ian<t. (tti8-7w> _ isa a' h k h .'!?k k <?
T^lli: EU KOI'J: AN HO I K I., K s- VS UV P.
KAI i! !l',H. ft.t n,n'.rnr nf l-.-'in - . A
Svehua Mid KlevonUi Im-i >>r?-inytfvjAJ
fre&Uy improvod recently ar.fi now ^rs
greater inducements for the ^atrt.-./.o f oitix: ;?
and atraugers thin any other public ii< ubo in :he
cit?, his priooa being lecj liiua them. ot %v.y otnt.r
hotc. on I'cnn. avenue, and hia 3.ooou:;iodation*
for permanent or transient boarder* i.nt-Aceptioiiat'ie.
Tin bar <\ml io?wt ?rr.t>t ai. n !(jniiflLT^ uf -K-.
Europe.-, n Hotel have aro&Uj b*oo,:?e re:* popu
lar. I?ci:;g ail that c-.n lx> desired ;>y the >11081 It*
t'.diouc. Tfi? proprietor plodgea uiir^mUtcJ attention
and ooatiu iN liberal expenditure to give ?atUfaotion
to all, and Um? ron^rn hi? invitation ,r
all to give the Luropoau Hote< a oall. de 4-tl
wyntc TOl'HAM'S SirS?
r R K M I u M TRUNK ??5lll
MANUFACTORY,
499 Skvs.ntu Stkxbt. wasiiinotoit, D. c.
Silver Medal awarded ?>y Maryland Institute ol
Baltimore, November 7, lr&i
Alio, Medal b* Metropolitan Meohariioc'Institute,
Waaoiogion, u leai.
I am ooratant!? waking, ard always hr.-* on hand,
of the best material, every denonpsion of
Pine Sol? Leathe r.
Iron Frame.
Ladle*' DrrtJi,
Wood Box, and
Packing Trunk*,
Pelliaier, Carpet, find
Canvas Traveling Bar*.
School S&tcnols, Ac.,
At Lo*? trie**.
Alomt>?rs of Congress and traveler* will please
examine my atook before purchasing eiaovl-era
Trunk* that are made in otlior oitie*.
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks male to
or"ar.
Trunk* covered and repaired at short notion,
C<k>J? delivered free of oilarice to any'part of the
oity, GaoreaU'Wn, and Alexandria
ia aa-l reo I \MKS K M
SM FECIAL NOTICE To VULLN i"tEKv.Joat
arrived at SMITH'S. No. 460 Seventh
?tree? nepoaite the Poat Offico. a 'ar?e ot of
SPRINU and3U vi.MK.fl CLO I'HING. TRCNKS
VaLICKA CARPET BAG-. SHIIIT C>'L
URS, TtE*. HATS and CAPS N. B.-AI1 of
ti.e a1>"vxik*med gooiU far aaleat Northern pioet.
ma J. H HNflTH. C ..i?:*
l tlio *T'8 GUNPOWDER,
1# For aaie at manuiaoturera prioe*. by
JOHN J. BOGlfK, GiomitowsJ) C\,
Soli At**' v for tkt DUtHe* q/ Ce.u?tH*.
I A Iarte arpp.y, euhraoin* every vane?; , ai *a;t
on band, ?no delivered free to all pats of the J)i?tnet.
Onlera ana'eo h?left at theoftc(??f Adarre*
K'ftrnw ri>m??nr. Wuhh'flfl". IV <1 *? i K?l>
CM1ICKKRING i SON.S- PI AN" 't? FOK fc A L.K
> on rnonbur ptfir.enU, or ^mcMinte lor oiu.!.
1 * >OHN P. fcXUJ?.
I ?p 40H. Mti ud n th >t*.
I DENTISTRY.
__________________,
M TEETH.
LOCXMIH, M. 0., the inventor and patentee
ofiiie MINERAL PLATE TEETH, ill _
tends persona!if at his ofllo* in this city.ratfteaP
Many persons nan wear these teeth wh?vi I in
cauuot wear others, and no parson can wear others
who cannot wear those.
Persons oaliinc at my ofllce oan be aoeo?rmo?iated
with any style aud prioe of Teeth they uar desire:
lui i*> iiiobe who are partioular and wian tne purest,
cleanest, atronseat, and moat perfect dantnre that
art car. produce, tho MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in thia city?No. 33^ Pa. avenue.hetweei:
9th and 10th ats. Alao, 90T Arch atree?, phi adol
phia. oo 15 tf
GAS FITTING, &cT
Awmt. dovk ft, do.
RE Now prepared to e?.?-cute any ordera witk
V>.ich they raaj be farorea in the _
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM PITTlAflf?
BUSINESS.
PT Store oa ?tn atrevt, a few doorj north MB
a* jue. wl'*:a cMi be fornd a oomjL*e avoi^wil
o' 0*1 - ? OKJ.IKfes othar ?A??, STEAM acrf
WaTE R FIXTURE'S. .a tt-lT
I8NVDER,
PLOMBER ANJ) HAS FITTER,
Haa removed to tho corner of Tweiah ana F au.
He ia prepared to introduce Water and Gaa upon
the moat favorable terma, and guaranties entire
satisfaction.
on hand a lot of COOKING and other
STO v ES, which he wiil aell lee a than coat, aa ha
iciriooi inem. eo 17
W6 A8 FI XTURKB.
E Hat* in store, and are dai y reoeaviLjr, OAS
FIXTURES of entirely Mow Patternsand !><?bi?db
ana Finish. sup<vmr in style to anything heretofore
ottered in this market, \V t? invite citizens eoborai
ly to oall and examine our stock of (ias ana Wat'r
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the be?t
elated stock in Washington.
A!! Work in the above line intrasted to ?ur care
will be promptly attended to.
MYERS 4. McGHAN.
rear l-tf 37ft D street
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
OF ?AS METERS,
washtjwtoh. j?!t h? lt#i,
JfCTIC8 IS HKKEliY HIVES, That. arre?
ably to the provisions of the ordinaroa of the CcrporatU'C
RBpr^vjd May II, lftfo, the uudersi jned is
now prepare'!."whenever repaired in writing.and
ui: yn miii'di oi i&o im oi liny otDls, to inspect,
cxMn:??^y?t, prcTO. and s?cert*.in the aocurac.j of
reiutrHBl of any can luetflr in jie? in tlim city."
Every rowfcr, if found inoorrect.v'i!! i>e oondemced
and another, teaied and martM it 4r?? will be
r.*tiaS-- piaoe. If proved to l>? ?" ?"*i ?n it*
nstnoBi?.rn?at of j*g, it will be rra!oa e*,-u
art'i kt*jn pat in position for use.
Ufflce No. *10 Seventh et-pet.<n?ar Odd Fol.ow?'
Ha?! I Open from 3 a. m., to if. m.
CHAKI.E3 W. CUNNINGHAM.
i?r af UuM "t?rv
JJNITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
figg?BlB i
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELERS.
Oa aa-i nfttr Tkttrfday, May 16, 1861,
l ASSEN'SKR TRAIN* BXTWEKN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
Will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON at 4 I5and7 10a. in.
an<i ? 3" and 5 45 p. m.. arriving at Baltimore at V>0
ards_v>a m. an" 4.06 end 7.30 p. m. 1
!- * tl M ?? *
iicift v cj daui imukk a* 4.21 and 8 20 a. m.aid |
3.45 act 3 p m . am vine at Washmtton at 6.10 ami i
lo.m a. m-an-l 5 25 and 6 4.5 p. m. I
Pa??eri(tor Trams leaving Washington at 7 10 a.
n?. and 5 45 p. m., and Baltimore at 8 *) a, m ar.d 5
5. m , mafco direct connexions for Aai*apolis at the
u fiction.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Washin*t'?n
at 6.30 a. m. a d 4 15 p. ru
Paseer.irer F'sms leaving svar.hington at 4 15 a-d
7.10 a. lu and 2 31! p. m. make dtreot connexions at i
Ha'tiinorn f?r Philadelphia, New York, Boston, i
ai d all other points North.
AH articles of freight (not oontraNand of war) I
will He transported ov*r the line. Toniage Trains <
will leave I Iain more at 4 2") a ra. Leave \V asluun- 1
ton at 7,p. in.
tij order of the Scoro'ar* of War:
? r ""T1, ? a/'onnT (
General Manager. i
US. MILITARY KOi;TK.
. SPEHIAI. MflTIMf I
On SUN DAY the Trains will leave the Depot at
7.1c a. m-and 2 3" p. m lor Philadelphia and New
York. Trains wiii arrivs at fi la ?. m. and 5 45 p. rn.
THOMAS A. SCOTT. Gen'l Manaser.
ma 18 [tiliron. inlei. and Repub.)
Female boarding and day school
ALEXANDRIA, VA. '
Mrs. 8. J. McCORMIGK, Principal.
The tinrU'o&th annual session of tais Institution i
will ooinmjnce on Tuwiaj. September 18ih, :n the
hou*e recently occupied 07 Sylvester Saott, Est., <
No. ISO King street.
Ti ft ftOnrPP nf atiifiv nrill nn?n?r'??
th* nrvfiher r^airife tr? r. thorouth Ea> iittii f.-liio?aoa.
tnd MC*ic. Frenoh, Latin and Diawiuf, U
tfenwed. i
? addition to d*j scholars. Mr?. McCormiok is
or r&ttxt t" reooive a ijmitca number of pupil* m
[^ arjera. who. co::c*'tutiog 11 part of her own family,-jri!!
be u ,?t h?' imiwiinto ?are and sup^rviafon.
8U0 rr.ii or ioavor, ar iar ac po??ible, to ?ur ,
rot ..d thci.i wsth 11<? oouii^ftsaiid kuidlt induonoea ,
.if !!odm, ,
tuftr**r.$s<? Rev. Geo. II. NorMn, Rov. J>r, E!ia?
Harnmm, K-v\ D. F. Spri?*, YVGiiMii H. fowlo, .
Kd?ar f ao-wden, Khj., K'lmau't F. itm?r ,
Km? Henry Martiary, Ls?., Lewia MoKe^.Xitf .
I&84., Robert H. Huntcn, , W. 1>. Waiiaoh (
F.riilor EveningS'-ar, BenjaminXYat?re, ,Jr.? .
Kntwia.e, Jr., Ka^.,Cal. JgJin W.Minor, Loudottn,
Messrs. iiiaoKioOK Jt .OMf.a.., Newri. Corse
IJreUterg. .
'1 urn.
Board, with Tuition 10 a.l the Kngl'ah rtranohes,
02<v for the anaual ee*eiou-payable aeuu-aonuail?,
in advance.
Music and L^npraSfM at Profeteor#' fr:oes.
fCT" N'- extra ohargee. an 2S-tf
rI"' CARRIAGKS.
1 HE Hnhscriher having wade arid'tiong to hie
factory, irek-r.; U how one i>l the largest, jrau
the Dis'riot, where his facintie?fc^Ij^y/
for nanuiact jripg CARRlA'iKS aw-Scr- 18g
IjlCr! I' W'?Q((NS of f. . k'fldt ca .no* h? *?*
p?Kfr-T. B.,.i ?,?. 1,;. lrjjir experience in the huiinPi-s,
ho hi p.m to give j$en*rv. sari?laction.
A!, kinds of Carnages and Light W agntis kept
on t.and
All KKPAIRB neat,j done, and ail order*
promptly attended to.
3?oo>.id hand Carriage* taken in exchange for
nannnu. AMnHKW f IIHWB
d 13 tf corner of Fourteenth and E *U.
j^oW-PKICED CARFETINSS.
Just recived and for sa'eat theo'd *?ard ofCia- !
ytti A Dodnoo- No. 4 MnrWt t Spiofi.a fresti supply i
?.f auper I.NURA1N CARPKTINUS. T"hioh will
t?n jold a.toniahinxly low
Kxosneftt Ail ?ooi Double Ingrain, at 3;>i cents,
worth 87 % oer.ti.
l>itu> at 5>J o<-ntB, w orth 75. Ditto at 3'K, wrtli 90.
A bo, afu'i stock of ?hales and AlMeriaii for |
^haioa ; Mosquito Nets, !';otjro Cords, Ao.
JAMK** R DODSON.
je m eoSt No. 4 Markot t^paoe. j
UOOT8 AMD SHOES TO t?UlT VME
' V1 AS
'.Yiarn now mannfaoturiav all kUda of BOOTS
and yflOE2, and oo: e?artfr recsivii't
tiip/.j of ?a*t9rn mvle work of eT?rr d?-&n|
aeration. mhao expressly toor ler. anrtwill J Hj ,
be sold at a maoh lower price J laahaa fcoen* Hk
herrtoforo charged in tiua onj for mach lbferios i
art.olec. ;
rernoBi in want ci uoou m ?noes of Partem or <
oity mads work, will aiwaya find & >ood eiMortrnes i
ta ?tore aid at tiie lovest yricea. Qit? ut * call.
GRIFFIN Ac HRO.,
aM-r 314 P?nn*?>T*nia av?*nu?. ,
(~MB BS7"NAT[TSTORK,
I No 24'i Pa. at., bkt. 12th and 19th ? ?*. '
PERfUMERY 4-e HK VDS CI KLS WIGS.
HALF WIGS, KitiZFTitJS, he. A ful! ?toc?
a'.wa?a on hand, or made to order at the -hcru?<t
at'Uo*. flair Work repaired or oxckaoge-J.
N. B.?l.adie?' Hair Dyed in the nioat ra'ura'
marner. ?na "28 -Km
plEF.N CORN, 1N CANS; PETITE P?>IS~;
Champignons; Froah Tomatosi, maunrtoam.
PrM*ved Fruit, of many var:etiea; Consarvfd
Gini* ,(Canton;) An*?!i?ae; Kr??h Mackerelasd
Haitut.in oan?: > re?h Lobsters aid claim, in
oant: Sardines; Brandied Fruits; Croase AclBlackweii'i
fiakiea, Sauoes, Capers, Olives. Ac. For
axleby KINtt A BflKCHELL.erooA'i,
ib >, Corner Vfmt.ntav. and tStti ?t.
1U1 AAn LB8.80AP ANDCANOLBl* F R
IuVjA'VIu ran cheap for cash. Also wan'ed,
ACi.O iba. Ron*h Tallov and i>rea?a, at the National
Soap aad Candle Worka. ooraar Green at.
ami tie Cana1, Georgetown.
je6-)in C B. J KWKLL, Proprietor.
Ywood and coal.
Of Will surely get your money'a worth by J
callin; at the PIONEKR MILLS, louthwttt car I
net of Suvtnth strut and Canal, <6LO. PAGE, 1
Actnti They m(1 cheaper ?nd ri*e batter mtuart I
ititu uf other* in the aity?eut, pnt. m(I deliv. I
area turn of charge. If yo? t I eaeve .. re
(he ?>Beer Mi;l? a trie.. vr.d'fw- ?aa?fnn
> tf.r - r I
/ *?FICKRS, PKTTY OFFICERS, A'VD ?aa\
9 meu wio wore on board of nay t. S. ahipa at
th?3?ptiir* of any aiftwctci h*T? Umr c>t'ina 6*r <
glfffljj ffiffig&ryr
shawls d MiNT1LL?. I
We art oloswf out onr a tuck at great eaanboea ?
for taah, to which we n?k tte apectaj attention of i
puKha*er?. J. W. COLL1CY ? JLO , (
je t4 St 933 Seventh street, above Pa. ar,
D*. J. n McLEAN 3
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
aid blood rriiiriBR.
THE GREATEST REMEDY ? th* WORLD,
E7fn nF. v
ml Ing m\i?;,i
fifcn t?klinf~ ?5 iVSiii11 M 1,kiu?dlaUllisf,
prtda*. g a limim, tiblVRurf afirn, ?ad ikt
tU&lliklt i?m'dy'.*> r?n***v.-f .?? alimtutd traits,
tad ntwriLj On ' -*, aa??tu.f, a*d l??UitaUd laTilld I* .
in n u i.r (
MeLSAITS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
Will fttiaally tin Lm? Carcjilaint, Dytctpaia, Ja*t
dlst,Ciif?cic ?t Kit-sir TJaktlita,Dl?t??ti tf ih? I dniri.
tad *11 dlttant ariilrf 'r?o a UiwJtrtd L'?tr ?r lamacfc,
B???tptia, Btartfearti. l.iwttJ Pi ??, AtiditT ?r tick.iaia '
Iki liimuli.ri in af Il'id u iki * " ? ?
wirainlvg It ih? * <<!, Palp.'. Mian ' tha ki>u, Palli.aat
r to tfa ?? Kracotiana, Chaki..* at
afacalltf r??iuif *bu it?in* d**n, ilff :.?? ar V?!I?W
ihiCkin>.(! Sj*?i **ifnt Inui, Iu?*ni r??ui,
Pain in tbt tip*!: af (tel. Chaat, ? Saddan
P.a?h?i #' Baal, Dirrtikdi ( j.riu. rr.jhlfal Draa.ua,
ktD|?n, IJ?i*a.:war-*y ar any Eli-tit d?i?n, t?ni <
?u Uill!c,i;d ra>?uilt|li ( CtttJi Ml
r,T"'> OYER A Million BOTTLES
hav* bttn Mid iin f ih? ud la ( mill
hat <t failad in f .t\ng aoura Mtn/UiiN. T k?. Uar.
vl>l r?*?r fram W?Ltna?? ?r P??ii:.? wban McLXAITi
Tii?*L'i'iiiati i'liimii > ----? -
? *m *rr* * ?
* !*i.| ? f t?v ?*c?'T ? *<i*q?*u id*'. M ik? medial*
?nJ alnul pradt?*d ?j hiicj ihit
Ori'il la U* dl*??**-!t d*kilu*u 1, tud ntrraai
mill, wkiJiit bitkiii dwa nciti, win kj >t;ui,
r !j?y*'nd S j iuikiii, ih? r*lne-J ac?l mtrui iifuisailm
It iHU id t* :w priilia* kaallk mad ?ijm
MiiiHIED PERSONS,
r ai>*r*. ' tnv talil' fr*"! fb .imr inn. wt'l
lad M.'WSAF'I ITf.tltSriM'M C"Rr?!AU a |>>?raafk
r?f*i>m;*raf tka tyc-tia; and ail wk* m? kavi in
!^t?4 tk*t?MiT** a; iw???c?r tndai|*aca* wUi lad ta Ui'
Ca?dl?l a aartala aad tp?*'*7 rami^j.
TO THE LADIES.
MckSAITKCMTIEHiHIl (K>U)'?k 11 a **?* Ipi
aad p**&T * " '*? ioaiplart Canaaniftian, ^Ifiiaa.
0??traci?il *r Lh*Ual; M?c?'.r?aii?u,I i.c?uumnci af riai
? InTa'anur? l;ua*irri th*r*tf, T- ili-jf af ts* Warok,
Id din***, ruoiiof, ?nj *11 diaaaat* tncidaat ta Taraala*
THEHF IS NO MISTJKT AnnrrT rr
(lit: oa iao(?t. *?? tl aceardtnf t* diracuaca It wl'.l
uni.tu, i(r*c(ikio. ?J15 .n'ifaiata '?% (nil taaaa lS?
alaar ' ? "ictni T??r ckaat i(aia. titti fcatua la
Uf??u< M (1>I HUltlltlM.
FOR CHILVHEN,
~lf A*" MM**' araaitkip, p?nr ar tflmid, MckKAH'l
ow*D!AU wtll iraka tba* fcatUbp, fat, and rakan PaK?
i ? zai tci will ha aa/iTtBiaS. It li d?Ll4la*?
u UK*.
9AWTI0N,
llflll af d?f fl?l* ? OM'fn *k? may try ta pals apaa
;aa aaioa ail'.ai ar iara-par'1'.a ir\ab, which th.y Can hi* I
(haxa. a? n?ipf it n ;a*t raod. A?a i aach ma a. Aak 1
lar Mi -LaH'S IT?. :M6T* ?X!!?n COMMA!., aoo taka
aathinf ?'aa It l< *oa an'/ rama<Tp thai will fmnfy ;ha I
B.eail lAaraaghi* and as tfca wmi sir a alia: g-ban tba aya-are. I
U:.a liiapaanfal tahan a?ar? narur.f fun f la a cartiui )
p?a?anti?a 'ar Gaalar*, CM!.a tnd Ka*ar, Ta.low Fa*ar, ar t
IBT praaalaot d:?aaat. li *.i pr. ap Id larja rt:-,aa Pnea I
I; 91 fit kaula, ar t Mt'H far |l H McLEAN.
Mi* praariatar at ml* Uard.m; aiaa, '.ckatn'a lea.oic Ai i
blntr>?pt. Prirtipal Daaai aa Ua ttnii af VfciH tad ,
k?:i * . (
XcLean't Volcanic Oil Liniment, j
craic 1B?T bUClMEHT tM TRC woun.) j
T>a anl* nft *c1 ttrum cart l?r Cancan, Ptlaa, T?- (
aa?ra, *aJ 5r?ri-^:!a ?r Ga?tf?, F ralvaia, Nil- <
ralgU, W?r.V??n af U>? Mucin, Cbranic ar Isf Mumttt'y f
Rt. aau>< .lar.i, I: ?d?h ?( ih? Jr ?,Cwtrccuil Miiciia ?t
k.(. iiiiiiU, I.irr.?h? ar Y^athacba, Br'-iaa^irrmna, Pratt) I '
Jn;?, Waauda, Clean, fl?ir faraa, W>1 L'raaai, S?ra j
Ripfiaa, Barn*, Sctldt, lata Tbra&l, ar ur inlamtnMiou a* i
ruu, ;> ati?r?nca haw ???ra ?? ai.r yia di?*?? i. ?
tci inui, MckKAftl CKkKBXATM) UK'MKIPT f< .
A* k: fi ?rti *-- *- 'J *f **
trap'-fda ud B'''? k7 tk|* " 'tl'i* in?- ; ran.adj.
Mr LEAN'S TOLCANIC OIL LIXIMEXT
Will rilllT* ftin tlr.nt and it will claa*, I
panfy tal hoi tha famla?t raiaa is an loeradihla al ert uma \
FOR HORSE5 A XD OTHER ANIMALS. '
Mt IRANI Ci.LEBH.ATKD LINIMENT la tha ;.!* aafa I
and rainhla rtmadr .ar lt.a cara af BpaTin, R'ujbaua, i
Wu.dfilla, Iflu i?, 6rjia:?ral Laropa, Nadaa ar fwa.imra <
It ?a?ar fallad ia cara B<( Band, Patlaril, ftaiala, Old .
Raniiii.f Baraa, ar laraatiy, if cracartr aprliad. ?' ?
pri.ot, firviiM, S;r4ic*i*(, ~Cra<k?d H<i a, (J&titt, Hidc.i
?? CalUr Oalla, Cat*, Hafta, ? Wirdi, tt it in inf?]'ib'?
i?i liy. A jtf.f tt tt Jlraciad uxl tart it ca*U'-. u. t?tr?
Btteret.
Turn ti.lt ua iKfli V'.m tka mtay wanMaaa Mntotauta
ir>n4'?;n )kt i. ? a?ppi* af DE. M L.JCAXY C1LS
>k\1KD UIJHM-.MT. It will cart t?i.
J. KoLICAK, SalI Praprittar,
Catntr Third ud Pic* tit., Bv Uu, Ma.
ciAKkta iron, m ft.??., tft-t in vutui|
l?? t. f v r'lftltl. ? 94>n#WW
WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL. !
|\H. SHIT M -% !:l<. nft.'.r ?n d*MIH?n<?? , lt?.. I
_ _ _ _ - - - - ? - - ? ? ? - ?- < I -U 1
1/ vftare, ftttoblicttod the &bo**o refm<? ir<?m
luackerv, bdf la'jeH. d lndi&n or Gwmn doctcre,
in.] p.et6iitii*r? of witoncrait :u>fostor* in :.en?ral
ibis it the on!? place where a rare and ape**)'
;urs oMi !<e cfc&ined in the world Uir an mipr >ptr
wr.'l evil hAlut?, poco'rUw, fleet, netninbl wesk]?m,
?ypSuliia. priunrj aeoondary. and tertiary,
>re!u;ic wiAki".'". pa n* in the Joins, ?trietures,
cei?Til d?M!itr, pro*trstior, nervor-t<?f *, rentier*
in unit., ?*lp?taUo:. 01 fiie hrart. rim ir.f in the e+rt,
lo-.so! memory, oocf'ieioc.me a.-oho.y ariectio;.*
i{ th* hef.-i, throat, no?e, and r?:i, and ai: tb^ce
p?ou!iar dleordere \rl?tni tiom t?.,i indiscretion of
ruuth, iendrtrmc tiieir. uu&t for either LjiuiiOM,
tO'lT. loeiety, cr raamatf.
rt. u k? ??? ? ; ? ?i - *
J, i . W-. 1UM >4io I^rooiosk roHiWi^l III in? mown p
woiii Tor duei\-.es of the UM. cot ,rrhtr. r >eU c
trictaren.siEtiil:;*. mtIm' wrr-knc -^.cll a n??>, r
fee. There is bo o*s? in whieh :h<*y iaitla oure in i
. " t. 6 - Tr- *
Vi.-fc; 3 of the*-* horrible o'.:np!siji?a,''?ho wou'.d 1
risk to be vain aand orna?n?n!?t^ eccsety. I
ihoui^ rir.'.race O* ea, ii??t opportunity ior re:i?f. 1
Dr. >*&s irvl^thrt ?no?t oo'njMf'^
'.ir ilw Wimlort of Irn f^tKillV will OPITf
'ron. a >ii:tviee. TMf wii! u? fut uiafced wi:h thr
n??si pl<<jvsaiit ai;(1 *er^?*i;;t toarter*, litKet-rary
liet, ai <1 ni?<1w r.n cnmforl&Me as they would l>e at
i firit eie*? utile\ at ipsa tuac ha:f trn oo?r.
D? aoi fc.-Rft tte name aad cumlsi. Dr. 8hu
naa'a offioe la oa the corner of ^ixth street ar.j
Poanayirama avocue, Clareixlos Hotel, opposite .
the National Hot?"!, WasUiceioa. DC '
Pc-aora at a distacoe should ene'ese stamp for
eta-n postage. Office hoars, 9 A. >1 to 10 H. M.
Various parti?s have beea entio?-?l troaj my iuititiuioD
hr c?rraia swindlers ou back stress :u '
Ins city, who will rue :t ti'l the ?lay of their dMith. I
% word to the wi* i? sufficient. ap 9 It
I
f&a* 'Oa-driT^orou
^^ ^ymr/ianyxm^^. Via* Bu?*' *
SOU W KRlN'dFiLI.S are * : r? drttn tfltaJ*
md Mice. M tohwerin Mm rfoe.ved oe.-:,Scale*
!'<>m lb* President of Girard Collar? !fcr*< tors ol
Home of Refuge. Penn?y vam* H.?pita., and
iher Prominent Inatitntiona <?' Phita<!?>iD/;i? ; I
K Jail, A aldington, I> C.; and Charity .
New Or.was, 1>?
"n?e oruica] certificates can He ?~en At the
Wfcoletiaie aci! Retail Deput 124 North t*eo<iot! J
itreet, Philadelphia, and f.?r aale in thit city t>y D. I
i?. CLARK , corner Pa. avenue and <3ti ats., anc< by '
ll i)ru?m*U ann ?irrwra.
UK WARM OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS,
in- Sein6nit>?r to atk foi Sshwarin'a Aaaihi !
launc Powder.
\Zf None genuine uc>?? aignM M.^cuwrim f
m* 15-oroen 1
Cta. Farre'g Champagne.
|?i
J. R.?LONIN?EK A CO..
No. 7, North Ckttrlu strut, Baltimore
Hstidi beeii ?f pointed Aienta for the sale of the
Lbora Wid of ch AMPaONK Vt INK. offer it
for aa e, re ving apon ita merita to eetfOiiah here
the rep a ten on it ha* already khu>? in car
tSoumo.n oitie*.
Beside* obtaining a firat-claae %?da at the
Pr-ncb Exhibition tf 1356, Mr. J*1?*.1*'' b**p
appointed Purveyor tutu* Cour? ?>f 8p*in e*<t
pryaia. ? ap a eoan _
JU?T H ECE VED AT i*2 ^
J Seventh atreet, n?ir ]ft of *? C M M E H
DM)THlNO. pVpKR ORION 9
riKS. TRUNKS. HA dfiAr*. <e?-'m
DTKRMS POSITIVELY CASH.
WING to th? pre#*at er.eettled ?*ate cf the
jaunt- y, aad diflkoWvc have in proo?ia? good*.
Jur aaiaa from the laHay of Jn j. 1KI, ill tf-x- 1
Sr."" ?"ki 'ifw tmttbx1:"- 1
J* U-lw No. 19 fa. ay., barw. ?h and 9;h ate.
f \ /f. - +***
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
Thia excellent Family aad New* Journal ?
oon?alning jrr aster rarlatf of lakuia*iny r*-ad
ln< tfcan cab be found lit hit oUm?It pch'.Wbed
o? Friday morning
Tshm*?r?'4. t*r?r>?ft.'|r. ? 1r*n?t
Ia* la ~?p*, per annum * t
Fl?e coplt* i ??
Ten copies *
Twenty-flee copies *> 00
It lnvsrlably contain* the WteLlmr'on Neva'
that ha* made TV D?*lg Krm>mg Sio* elr^lsts
ao generally throughout the country
CT^^in^ie copies (In wrapieral <-an be pro.
cured at the counter, immediately after the i*su?
of the peprr Price?THR KE CENTS
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS
amd SINGERS.
P*w are aware of the lir.r?rt*nc? of n
Oocfh or "Coibicou OclJ in it* f.'?t iuwr t .it
which in the beiioioc w<>u.?4 yie.to ? ir <i rerue<W,
if ?oo' t( < " F'ou^'t
Bre?rk*ai TWrlmt." co??!ain?r* cetsi :t.f :rsi? cU,
allay Fa^?r.a.rf fcn,i iiiuucUiv IrritaL. n.
"That trou* !? id ?ny Throat. <for
IIBOWN'S which th<? "2Vo *' >? rf+c >?el
bavir.t ni*<)e ma ifter a rn*r?. w h
TKOCMKS j?ier. N. P. WILLIE
HROWN'S "* I flci?iiB?r.4t'xriMlo PrilH
* Brxiius.'
TROCHES REV. E. H. CBAPIN.
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7ROCBK9 t*rc'- M.STACY JOS.itHJ.V
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BROWN'S* Teaehw of Ma?c, br?th?rB
Ko.t \!? Co.lege.
TROCHES "Graat benefit w e<i 'rjren tefore
and after preao' ir *. n? the* ercveui
BROWN'S Hirtuseniwa. f ? rf?-tr r esfW:,
I tiunli thay ?ul o* j. pern.?uei,r ?oTROCHES
?a2ta*e u> n.o.
RKY. E. ROW LIT. A. M.
BROWN'S Preaifeut of Atue:;? Collafe, Twm.
TROCHES jrrSo^byal! D'rjfictsatTWI'N|
TY FIVE CENTS A BOX.-T!!
del-ly
PROP, ft OOD'S
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
mmm
BLOOD EE50VATER
Is yrsciif j vlitt IU :.ame indicate?. Ln. whi f
pleaaar.t to tb3 t&tte, it i? rerwtfyir < ? <?' f
Mj'i it tl e'ianie'*:7!.Tre\'Tv Ter.' eiT'i" rr.crr^
i.fft tbo Hi"od 1:1 & 1 :U ortfiMtl pn'itf.tad t^ua
at once Tt.:>i<n*t and rtm4rrt * .<* ( '<n
to au.uk' of dtttaf. It ia th-~ or. j pr?p*. at a
Rver off?r?u to th?? world. ooh-'Maallj a-.J tculfollf
o itbined a*tol.-ti:? noat p? w no; lono.
ki.iJ it the ism* time eo perfect ? *capt"<1 to. a? to
mt in perfect aac?-rdanoe -xirh t i? ,?r< of. at urn,
lad henne will tootK* th' ir-nK'-t rt*mar*. a d
tune up the digeative orgaua, anu t.'ma aJ^nj a, i.ei
roua and otner irritat'on. it ia perfect> xhiia,a
tire ard at tb? m*i? t<rae it ia o?,mpi>?"d entirely >>f
rerotaluea, vet ao oou.b.i;<sj aa to proUuoe ttie mi? t
i~. v. -M-? ? ? ? -- I
fci ii* r,J.. "JUOr J *TY .11
urioue bitoh % retired* ha* Iota
>eeii fe't to !.? a dee: Je**ttire in the ilmio* w?> id,
or it need* no n.eutoal nc !l t? rec ;hat -'ebility
'ilii'ira k i attack, of ciecnae. and proceed ?nd i?ileed
la?a tbe ayat?m opet. t.. lb ". idiot) attai aa
ft TiatiT ?-f the rooat fau. . audi, for r ifcino e. a* t!?
ollowir.f: Ooasmiip'ion,?m!i*??uoi , l)??;vpna.
onaof ApMlile, Faintn ?. N<-v -- I tahnitf,
S"ur? iri.-v, raipnv ' neart, Meiamko.y,
Mifht :*w-%ts. I,.. . r, G '<r*t-?a. listen*.on ot.aa ~
ireii as Paii.fal o ttnirtM, t ?o pr^'aa-, or too
|p*Bt M*t--'' * I'ft "". "f ti>? \\..iii--.
all 4<yp?nd i:; ?, t e> -T-. 'i ! i' - Tut'ft "
3+ to cure Kr ' :* mie if.: o r an 1 fcet FIm < ? ***" ~""~
E mistake lint it . Ruttii.e n not a!' If tlie
ftcm ta wettr-aed we are open to t::iop* a.
Scka. the liver Mc icee torpic. it worse Ci?t-a?ej.
;he k'.dneyp reftj?? to perform their furctione, &n<i
we are troubles witB ecaiair.g a> <J i^.iiico ef
urine, ur isvoiuntary dtaci.arge ?{ti e in-ne, ;mc
in the l ack, a-de and 'ctwe?n tLe Lookere. ? *
rwlinily iiaine to enrh! ovu?, oou*n? aia ir ma
;neck?1. a<?o? ?nMnt> m fottowe.a-.'i ifc* palu-..t
foee down tna prenatsre rrave. Bui apace vri I
sot ?'>low oa to eiiBm<"r.te tnepjw ? ?ito w tncu we
ire liable mw"\k-c.?< fi i'tion ! t?e eie-t-rr.
Cut wo wiii ir.j ia tU? ?.t>rifial e.cu U,o?<d Kem>\a
ajt yen hare a jx>rt?--t --af? p!?.?Ar.t asd e2"ecr?al
etnedy for tusaof Appetite. Wiiirn?e:.e-e. F ate
enee, w?^fc ar><i sick Stoir.?eh. L.arcoar. i ;vor
^omplfiint. Chills atd Fever. ?tr aa? li Tou* ettack
JottirereM, Aoiailr of the Sto?*<sS, N?r
Senrai ,:v rs.pi'aticc of tiie iieart, itopreshion
)fSpifias.?>'#?. Psrapie. on tL? Fa>e,cr?wy <Sie ate
ftriLinf from :TBnr? b!<v>J, rcok 11 Herofiila,
Kryfipeli*. Pr^Lobine, Ooi:|i. diteryltv of Breath
*H, ar.d a 1 that caas oi Jieeaac? oa mi. fen.a>
peaknoea. a?.d emunerated ahuve. V/e viM ?!*o
ay the traveler expoaad to cpidcraicr, ci.a>ue of
!'iir.ate ard wa?r, Till ?nu it a plev.%ti. K-ifeaad
iure re^ ed?, and ni> ocs ctcm'd ere.- trs-.?' lrith
lit Header. try it, for we f.senre yov yntt will
;n<t in itafrierd iat!-*4,a? we;la f;!^??,l:^f!lInee ,.
A'l ewaons oi :-.?!eLtary habits wiil Sat' ita per >ct
prevent'* ? oi, at *re;l ae a cur? lor thoae ai<
nenle whtri Uiey ara pcrticuiar'T e^poae-i. Hei.ce
mnietern, student*, attorney*, llterar? lentifir.'n,
kit'l ladies wha are not aocusl-mec to icuoh oa'.
loor exerc!?e, w!V[4^l i? to their elTRntare to
:eep a bott.e oor^^He on hand; and r. -cve a?l
not.iera. or tr.os* ^pBin( enoh.^i. eo ri r,?u?ii
iiat most danferoaT < ?nou rytoalf \?itl? a,i tti' r
.ocmrumou svre..f 1mip iuu iivc .11:11 ir
hooF&nd fti'meet* eo pr?7%!?n? ?<r.<n:* tl?e ft?ir.a ?>
lortion ofthe v>rld. in fhort, i? indeed ft mother ?
iordiftl. Tr* it o'?! ?.:,<! *ob;'<;i.o lo'gw r?n tl ?
i?k of jt *-i!l rel?e\ r- ftr.?i pro.-f e'f
Cftilj ft Cornell ft* ' Eivrnl K'*'
O. J. WOOD, fruptii'tiir, 414 Hro*il#M. Nf*
fork, ftpii 114 jVJftrkstPtreet. St. Adonis. Mp.. fti<l
tolt! b* ftil tootl Dmrtiats. Pnoft Ore Dollar ?w
iottU.
raoj. wood's
11ES roil A Tl VE COR DIAL
ftm
BLOOD RZNOVATGK.
Bold is tiiia eitf lj C. 6TOTT, 3? 6 Pft. ftvecue.
ftp ^"-eolT. ft. w
PHE ALL SL'FFTClKr.'T THKEK.
1 ? ?
TRIE*KMAJL.1\* *-Protoct?; by Ro*?i
Letters P&cen? or l-3eland, aid aeocred b? tie
" <*? ? of th." *ic.?ie de 1'fca macie de Pari?, ars."l tSe
TTiPoriM Colleeepf Medisme. Vie< o&.
No. 1 la invaluable for exhM?t:on ajd ca tor-lie*,
ind til jbyaiea. ili3?b;i;t>t?.
No. 2 completely erad^es-tee aii trr.oo* of Uio?*
!ie*at?? that hare been hitfcerV. tr-mted *>r the cat leous
and penuoit-aa vuo of opai ve and
No. ? Las iutre.1 t;:e ic.unoK* jn ->f
nerourr. iherflhw infartEf to the m3eit.r usee.ir
Vief, ais??rnr.s ah in anJ rcaim; oa
Lhe Tenora r,t uieoa.- e.
TRiK^EMJK. Noa.l,3?wi S,t?? frswnM a
he form of a Jotenje, aeTOid of ?v?te a:.* iir? '
ind oan be carried in ire v*i?tcuc.. pocket. >- .U
n tl rtor.i. ?'ia uitiuoi jwseiiii Mail
nimetered bf Velpeaa, Li liemtna, Ron*. luooju
ke. Price #S i!T . ^ ?e ft* whLh
tare* S3; \u>' -n S2!cmm,w?m?I)i mere te a ** jf
ol fy. Tu i-e Led, wLo.->?aL and retail, of Dr
3ARROW, of 194 Bleacher e'reet. N'ewVn^k.
rome/tiately on reoeinni % remittance, ii.. da . ?r
Irili forward<he Trieeemar to ur part of ika motjil,
leourely pack' J, *u?t S'ltiraaaec afoordin* to the ? itrocti
T* of trie writer.
Tho Book, ?f alt others, that ?t.?>ctd be r
nen with damped and broken down eonetitntioi ,?
"Human Krantr, or Phraioiocioa! Reeeareiee"
tisbeautifully i.l net rated. and treat* re te'v of
JI tne sjniyom? that invariant level s Ut-n
evee, eooner or atar. reeuitme iron the frai i>e*
Ad vitiating habiuor eari< vouth. lucaeae U i.?
he Yiotim trom aoarmt the f-uitioa of the matn
noma! state, and. if notoaeohed in Uaie, de?? -r
4ing all the fnnotu ts of ma&h<??d ard bnnti-i.?
lint. ?te? by.e?? toa lintertnt and untimely de?tr .
Wd by Ur- hAkROW,194 Bleeeker at e-t. !
loore helow Maodonral, New York. Price u
imc*. (tout free every where.
Bold Ueo by S. C. Foro, Jr? Dix| fttor*. vv uk
Dgton. D C. def? INb
Cbjt FOR STAMPING
A PACKET OF PAPK2
| AJfD KMVKLCiPfcH
no VO MA?C*
charge) .mo,':,,.BOO&flTOlk.
PULP * BOLOMONB,
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ift o! tieir Mooad Nff f of t*PRI!#6 CT.i>THNB
'or their ontoo trade,eotw.*'u
of N?w C.uUu, Ciaiimtri aod Votu. it, o tb?
kCwt atrlM, VhMk tB?j Till Mkl to ori* in a*
alorKjw TT low kiom. ...,
wuhiac *n imm?diat*oatit will f>M
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