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THE EVENING STAR
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Papon wrrrd In packagea by carrier! at ?4 i
yrar, or 37 cwU par month To mail aubaarlken
the price liNNa jm?, 4* advance; 9* tor alx
month*; SI for throe month*; ud for lea* ?k??. 1
tfcrf* mootha at the rate of It centa a w*cfc $jn.
yla copiea, orb cbut; la wrapper*, cbnt*.
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A*>4ERICA* War
" Om Ov M Correspondent " in New Or
leans _ Afr. RUx sol's Tenth Letter to the
tdon Timee?R' mariable Revelation*?
Jl?A Treatment of British Subjects.
Kiw Oblba.hs. Maj 2o.
Thera are doubt* anting in my mind respect
ing tHe **Mnb?r of armed men actually in the
fletd \n A? South, and th? amount of ariui in
tba poBMSaioa of the Federal fore?*. The oon
Mnt BdT?rtiMBi?nt* and sppetl* for "a few
more men, to complete" cuch and *uch com pa
yii^B furn 1 tK fnma *rarf "f aTW** ? ?
re still wanting. Bat a painful and startling
lasight into the manner in which "volunteer*
have be?i? sometimes obtained, has been ?f
forded to me at New Orleans. In no oouutry
in the world have outrages on British subjects
keen so frequent and so wanton as in the States
of America. Tbej hare been frequent, per
haps, because they have generally been at
tended with impunity.
Englishmen, however, will be still a little
surprised to hear that within a few days Brit
ish subjects living in New Orleans have been
eiaeU, knocked down, carried off from their
labor at the wharf and the workshop, and
foroed by violence to serve in the "volunteer"
rabks! These eases are not isolated They
Are n< t in twes and threes, but in tens and
twenties; they have not occurred stealthily or
ia by-ways; they have taken place in the open
day and in the streets of New Orleans. Theae
men have been dragged along like felons, pro
testing in vain that they were British subject*.
Fortunately, their friends bethought theui that
there was still a British OonsuT in the city,
wb? would protect bis countrymen?English.
Irish, or Beotch. Mr. Mure, when he heard
of the reports anl of the evidence, made ener
getic representations to the authorities, who,
after some erosion, gave orders that the im
pressed "volunteers' should be discharged,
and tbe ' Tiger Rifles" and other compauies
w?re deprived of the services of thirty-five
British subject* whom they had taken from
their usual avocations, l'ho Mayor promises
it shall not occur again. It is high time that
neb acts should be put a stop to, and that tho
mob of New Orleans should be taught tu
pay some regard to the usages of civilited
nations. There are some strange law; here
and elsewhere in referenoe tooompulsary serv
ice on tbe part of foreigners which it would he
wcu iw inquire imo, idh Liora JODn
nij be able to dea] with them at a favorably
opportunity. As to any liberty of opinion or
re?l freedom hero, the boldest southerner
would not dare to say a shadow of either ex
ist# It may be as bad in the Horth for all I
know, but it must be remembered that in all
my communications I speak of things a* the;
appear to me to be in the place where I am at
the time. The most cruel and atrocious acts
re perpetrated by the rabbla who style them
selves citizens. The national failing of curi
osity and prying into other people's affairs i*
now rampant, and assumes the uam* and airs
of p? trio tie vigilance. Every scrauger is
watched, erery word is noted, es-^Uoage com
mand* every key-hol* and every letter-box;
.? ? ->? -
im? ?i wvuu bi j wtn iu "' SdroppiDJ, A Lid
freedom slaves men's hea jg- and pack* men
up ia b??xe? for the utr *ranoe of 44 abolition
aliments.'" In this 'jity there Is a terrible
substratum of orime and rice, violsnoe, mis
ery, and murder, o^r which the wheel* of the
Cetton King's eb Ariot rumble gratingly, and
on whieb rest ij dangerous security the feet ot
bis throne, fhere are numbers of negroes
who are se*jt nut on the streets every day with
orders nr<t iq return with less than 75 eents?
anyth' jg more the? oan keep. But if they do
not gain that?about 3d %{. a day?they are
li'-blo to punishment; they may be put into
?o&l on ohargeeof laziness, and may be flagged
m.i libitum, and are sure to be half starved
Can anything, then, be more suggestive than
this paragraph, whieh appeared in last night's
neia yesterday on persons louna drowned in
the river, nitinos unknown." The italics are
mine Over end over again has the boast been
repeated to me that on the plantations lock
and key are unknown or unused in the plan
ter*' houses. But in the cities they are much
ns?d, though scarcely trusted. It appears, in
deed, that unless ? slave has made up his or
her mind to incur the dreadful penalties of
flight, there would be no indufl?ia?r.. 10 com
mit theft, for money or jewels would be use
less: *earoh would be easy, detection nearly
oertain. That all the slaves are not indiffer
ent to the issues before them is oertain. At
the bouse of a planter, the other day, one of
them aaked my frieod, " Will we be made to
-work, maasa, when ole Knglisti ceme ?" An old
domestic in the bouse of a gentleman in this
?ity said, "There are few whites in this
place who ought not to be killed for their cru
elty te na." Another said, ** Oh, just wait till
.a V T?:.l M i ?
me/ tuisk mcicdi : id?m mu? lilfiU"
are significant enough, ooupled with the noti
ces of runawsya aud trie lodgments in the po
lio* (Mil, to show thai all is not quiet Oet?w
the surface The holders, however, are firm,
and there have been many paragraphs stating
that the slaves have contributed to the various
funds for State defence aad thej generally
show the very beat spirit.
B J the proclamation of Qov. Magoffln, a oopy
of which I enelose, you wilt see that the Gov
ernor of the eouimou wealth of Kentucky, and
Commander-in-Chief of all her military foroes
en land or water, warns all States, separated
or united, especially the United States and the
arata ^tataa tKet Ka avail A *K? #kai>
WUIVMVIBfV IM ' * UV Will U^Uh IUVII
troop* if they attempt to enter bu lomrnoL
wealth. Thu, Kentucky sets up for herself,
while Virgin* u on the eve of destruction,
and an aula*I invasion haa taken piaoe of her
oil. It i* exceedingly difficult of oomprehuo
sion that, with the nnraeroua troops, artillery,
and batteries whieh the Coafederata jouraals
asserted to ha in readiness to repel attaok, an
invasion, which took place in the face of the
anemy, and waa effected over a broad river,
with ahoree readily defensible, ahoald have
been unresisted liere it is aaid there is a
mighty plan, iu pursuance of whioh the United
States troops are to be allowed to make their
way into Virginia, that they may at aome con
venient place ba eaten ap by their enemies;
and if we hear that the Confederates at Har
ur' Ferry retain th?ir position one may be
u?n huk auok plan really exists, alth ough
it is rather duubtful strategy to permit the
tlaiUd Statac' foroea to be in poaseasion of the
right bank of lite Potomee. Should the posi
tion at liarper'a Ferry be really occupied with
a dedgarof using it a< a potnt d'appui tor
number of troop* be withdrawn from Annapo
lis W ashing'-uu, and bihiniore, ao aa to loare
thoee piaeea comparatireiy undefended. an ir
ruption la force of the Confederates oa the
right flmk and in rear of Oen. Scott's armj,
Uii^bt eaaae nwi aeriwua iaoonrenience and
*eodanger hi* communications, if not the poa
eoiuB uf the place* indicated.
Looking at the map, it ia easy to eompre
Bead tk?t t a* arch aouthwaiia from Alexan
dria could be ovmbined with an effective move
Meat bj the foreei aaid to be oonceatrated in
and aroend Portreaa Monroe, K u (o piaoe
Riehmoai iteelf ia danger. aad, if any aucb ;
meaaare ia ooatemple'ed. a battle meat be |
fought ia that vicinity, or the prtstip* of the ]
&>etb will reaeive very great damage. It ia
impueeible for any ona to underataad tb? :
movementa of the troop* on both aides- Their
e?apuia are aeettered broadaaat over tha
eortaoui expanse of tha 8tate?, and where
aaoaatrAtod in aay eoaaider&ble nnmbera,
" *> have had their pocitiea determined
raihcr by Uwi iraaoutanaaa than by ooa?id- I
r%uouJ ooQo??tW with tha (airil pl*c of a
larm tuftlp
lo a Um a*js tha obj?ot of the raoact btjt*
Mti will b? tudentuod, ud it la prob*bU
that yaar aorrwpoDdent at I?? York will
Isad. by th? HBI null which etrriaa this, ex
?adiafiy iiaporUat intocm*u*B ta whiah I- in
?I prwaat paction, eta hava no aoaaw Tl??
h*n?aaa of tha hio?ka4% will be HTaraly talt,
oombined with the atriot interruption of all
intercourse with the Mia?iaaippi. Although the
South bout* of ita resources and of ita amaaing
riehneaa and abundance of produce, the con
atant advioe in the journals to inornate the
breadth of land under oorn. and to neglect the
ootton crop in ooniideration of the paramount
importance of the cause, indicate ?n apprehei
sien of soarcity of food if the struggle b? pro*
longed.
I nder any circumstances, the patriotic la
dins and gentlemen who are so anxions for the
war. must make up their rainda to suffer a little
in the flesh. All they oan depend on is a sup*
nf hnini ln?nr4??- ? J ?1?*
Y j va n.iwiivd) auuibu v. i/i u auu WDCll,
the flesh of pigs, eked out with a small supp'y
->t beof and mutton, will constitute the staple
of their food. Butter there will be none, and
wine will speedily rise to an enormous price.
Nor will coffee or tea be had except at a rate
which will place them out ef the reach of the
mass of the commmnity. The blockade is not
yet enforced here, and the privateers of the
port are extremely active, ana have captured
vessels with more energy than wisdom.
The day before yesterday ships belonging to
he United States in this river were seized by
the Confederate authorities on the ground that
war had broken out, and that the time of grace
accorded to the enemy'a traders had expired.
Great was the rush to the consul's office to
transfer the menaced property from ownership
under the Stars and Stripes to British hands,
but Mr. Murr refused to recognise any trans
ii*Hnn rsf WSn/1 ? a l- l -J
-w-v? w. (Uv Ainu, uui^ca oho uuu? uuo ana
been affected before tha action of the Confed
erate Marshals.
At Charleston the blockade has been raised,
owing apparently, to same want of information
or means on the part of the U. S. Government,
and considerable inconvenience may be ex
perienced by them in oons^queneo.
On the llth the U. S. stenm frigate Niagara
appeared outside and warned off several Brit
ish ships; cn the ISth she was visited by Mr.
Bunch, oar consul, who waa positively assured
by the officers on board that eight or ten ves
sels would be down o join in enforcing the
blockade. On the 15th, however, the Niagara
departed, leavimr th?? nnrt nn?n nn/i
vessels have since run in an<i obtained fabu
lous freights, suggesting to the minis of tbe
owntrs of the vessels which were warned off tbe
propriety of making enormous demands for
compensation. The southerners generally bo
lieve not only that their Confederacy will be
acknowledged, but that the blooknde will be
disregards 1 by England. Thoir affmotion for
her is proportionahly prodigious, and reminds
one of the intensity of the gratitude which con
sists in livoly expectations of favors to come.
Th? EvacBalfan of Harper's Ferry
The Richmond correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier writes to that paper, under date of
16t.h ultimo:
The city to-day is excited from center to cir
cumference, oyer tho intelligence from Har
per's Ferry yesterday, that our forces were
evacuating that locality.
Men always like to hare reasons In the pres
ent instance they have neither facts nor rea
If SIX* * 1 *
Miuimvj qaunon nns surrouiinoci the
morementi taking place at Harper's Ferry
with a wall of aecreay as profound us it is Im
portant ; for, nsqaastiotiahly. the changes
whhh have been &u<i are being made are tho
most significant events of the present cam
!>aign. That they have been in contemplation
or a number of weeks I am personally aware
That they an the results of a carefully-studied
policy, and not of ths pressure of a sudden
emergency, is equally true; and that they will
not redound to the welfare of the Statu, or re
I fleet Honor upon the military leaders to whom
it has been confided, is a thought unworthy of
the time, the men, and the ?ocasion.
Virginian* are finally awakening to the fact
that they are really at war. It U no wonder,
therefore, that the retrogade movement, in the
presence of an enemy, of an arirv uptn wb- m
they have depended to whip five times their
number, surrounded as that movement is by
an impenetrable mystery, should excite the
mr>A ; I : -*. ' ' -
tv?i huu iuvii^uanuu ui IUO pwpl9.
An Oriental proverb says : " Heaven send*
almonds to those who hire no teeth." The
cotton and other State* hare been pouring into
the Old Dominion their volunteers by thou
sand*; but if native* are to run in every fight,
retr*at before every approach, and permit
tbeir soil to be oooupied without an attempt to
wrest it from the iuvadiDg grasp, public ardor
will soon be cooled, and the sympathy now
extended her* will soon be removed to Ten
nessee and other border States, where the hand
of menace is likewise uplifted.
CowrcDBRATB Accoc.nt or Affairs ne ad
WiacHBftTM, Va.?The Richmond Examiner
of Jnue 21 says ;
or. ? _ ?? < - ? ~ " -
nt i(?rD irom lapiain i* js l'nce, 'be
Muter of Transportation, and employed in
removing the machinery from Harper's Furry,
who arrived at Richmond last evening, that
within an area of twelve miles of Williamport
there are twenty thousand troops of the enemy.
Some estimate the number at thirty or over
thirty thousand. Among thorn are between
four and fire hundred citizens of Berkeley
oounty. Ihe rust are from Pennsylvania.
Ohio, and seme from Alleghany county, Mary
land. The bulk of the army is at Williams
port. We have about fourteen thousand vol
unteer troops in the neighborhood?that is to
say, about ten thousand within four miles of
Winchester, two thousand advanced guard six
miles from Martinsburg, and two thousand in
U. L!
iion'pauii? ouuoij, witicuiDg iq? movements
of McClellan.
Col Maodonald left Winchester last night
with four hundred end fifty mounted rangers.
The milttia it called out in Rockingham,
Augusta, Shenandoah, Frederick, Clarke, Jef
ferson, Berkeley, Morgan, and Hampshire,
and were moving last night and this morning,
in immense force, to join the main bod y of the
army at Winchester. Every man that could
get a gun was moving.
AH th-j property, oonsi<tlng of stook, wagons,
grain, provisions, household goods, and ser
vants, was taken on Tuesday by the Federal
troops from Dr. Allen. C Hammond, 0 C.
Cunningham, Jamee Cunningham, and Win
Creacwell.
Col. J. R. Hoffft. with nn?
thirty mounted rangers, kilted twenty-three
Yankees, and brought their loalpa to the
Quarteriftaater. 11* rooted the reit and drove
thein aoroaa tha Potomac.
|p* Recant exploration* bave quite exploded
tba pretense that tbe lxrgeet cltiea In the world
wi uld be found In the Orient. 1 h-re la nothing,
after all. either in China or Japan, or anywhere
eiM.tbatoan via with London, in point of aixe.
popul.tion. manufactures and commerce. Parle,
indent cornea DWbeat London in these and other
r>-ape^W; but aba la nevertheieaa. aome distance be
Dina ma elder city Bv the ccmua, jaatruade, the
population of Lond?u fa atated at 2.8oO,OUO, abow
in/ an iaoreaa* wttbin about alx yeara of nearly
6<JU 000 peraona la tbla particular it la probable
that Loudon aurpaaaea every other city In the
I world
Tua MAisa-festatlona of Federal troopa will
aevarely try the r?-brl l>oa?t that one of tbe chi va.
ry ta equal to ftva Yankee* If anything can be
inferred from tbe r?i;l>nenta from tb? Pine Tree
State which have paaaed through tbla city, there
wrre lndlv. Juala ia thoae regiment*, aacb. ?p|?r
ently loag-arined and atrong-nrrH-d enough to
hoc to death, bear faablon, at on? grip, half a
dozen af tbe gtnlltwitm wfca eaunoi dig in trenrh
, ?-a? but are not aabamed to a teal ? be Maine
boyaoan r?ad and write. >ad of roarae they can
for th?-y know what they arc Igtttng for
The IhaS rrgtmMt camt fr.>m tb? home of
"Kaox '
(17'Tke Ni.ihrtlie CiuzetU aa*a: Capt Dick
Bvll.a n- pbew at Hoi . John B?U, a 'bottom
planter" la Coabema county, Mlaa'ntppt, baa
a! arty ir,en?moat ail \realtbf plautera? *ell
BioaoU-d aud armed with mlaoie riflca and bwwle
kntvea. and fcaotB* ertrj convenience for camp
11 fr. farriiabed at tbelr owa cxpeme?read y for
Immediate aervice.
C7"D?aplU Um bard tiaaea there are ire places
of arneeemeat algbtly opea la New York.
SUMMER RETREATS.
CALX ?ATER BATHIN*?.
? marsh\L.t.'8 pavilion.
THSs favorite resort for tlio?? s?ekinjt hea'th aad
pt'Mure is now open, it is situated in A ? A
!*t. *'ary's * ounty, Wartia.id on th?Y|'T?T
Potomac. in v:ew <>f the Che apt-ake ToiOu
ttiose wishing to avoi 1 extreme fashion a-<l week
a quiet buta<reeab e p;ace ?h?*re tli-'v can beat
home it is u; excelled. s-plendid Rathing, eu<>d
A *iin??Fislurg an<1 Pieasuie floats 'roe of
eha ge for the nue*t? The Tanle is supp ied with
all the sa t water rte icaoien?fi>e Oy.te* Soft
a d k.ard i ra' s. Sheeph ad ai d other Pi*h. There
Are ma-.y inducements, which the undersigned
d ems uuneoes-ary to mention, as the situation ol
his p aoe ann his oast n at a emeut embrace suffi
cient sue. ante s for hi* future patronage
The "teainer St. Nicholas leaves VVashmict'n
ever Tue?tHy at 6 o'clo k and AI ayahiIi i*. .? *
a.m. Returning, leave* Ba timon on t-'ri "ay"at
4 o'olock p in i*he will i&ai paasei.gera at the
Pavilion each war.
Board? $\ H) ter day; $8 per week; 928 per
mouth Children and Servaut* ba'f price.
Daily mai>a from Washington and Baltimore
tor fcriher information aidre*athe proprietor
at :<et>nardiown, Md.
Je 6-1 m* R. J. marshall.
WEA bathing and 5?AFK rktrkat,
to at Point l ook-Out, Maryland.
This ce eb'&t <1 B&rtiiKc P.aoe ?ituated at the
junction <>f the Potomac Kiver with th?-A . . A
Chesapeake Hay. will be oper.ed by thf Tk-HI>w
ur.de-sUneU <>n tho 10th of Jui.e, in tneJU?fto_L
very Ite&t style (or al persona who mat wuli %
ale and quiet retreat, where they can ha'e t'
b n fit of the beat aa t wi'or t at n.s and enjoy the
dc.;oaoiog of the wator, such aa Fish of ail kinds.
Oyate's, *rabs, Ac
Kverj d-=acripti"n of Sahinic tackle will be kept
for to acoomm dation<>f guests.
A fine livery s'al> e kept on the (arm
Als-i, tea pinalers and billiard saloons ; with
all other amusement* uaually f und at auoh plaoes.
'PL. *_?-! - ?J ' * J- * -
i no t.hmh wi i oe Fiippnea cany whm rr*sh ve<e
tables fr .m ?he irarrlHi] on the prenii??B and from
thn Ha'tiiuoreand Washinxton markets
Th* t>est Liquors and Cigars will al ways be found
at the Bar.
Boird, $2 p^r day; one week, $12; socond week,
$10; four weeks for $35; children and oulored ser
vant ha!f-i>rio?
The steamer St. Nioho!as leaves Washinrt^n
Tu s'lay a:6a m and Baltimore on Friday at 4 p.
m The half past 2 o'cI<>ok p. m. train from Wa-h
iugtnn will oonru-ot at U&ltim >re w th the boats,
reach n? Point Lookout rtany ; a! ;o, a tri-weekly
ttacefrom Washington, by way f i.eonaidrown
Add ess the proprietors, at Point Lookout,
Washington. I) C., or Alexandria, Va
in 31 HEFLEBOWKH i CO . PropVt,
EYE AND EAR .
DR FKs^KR. tkt tkillful Operator m Ike By*
ii?/i iur haa arrived in VV&?hi(i<iton. and
open -u in oifioe, No 444 Kinhth atreet. near Penn
sylvania avenue, wh?e he will treat all diaease*
o tfcca- dedicate orjaoa. Dr. Fisi. :r i? a regu
larly educated ?'hy*ician and Surgeon, who na?
ilovoted ten yearn of his profeeiio a' life to the
t ratmeiit of a'l disra eeofthe !".yand Kar. I>r.
Fe*!er wiii cive inedieal a?d wurgical treatment to
di.-eaaea of the Throat, Lac<a, bt?art. Liver Com
jlaint*, Cancers. Tumora. an J al! other ohroiiio
?!aoa.?#ii. Female Complaints also treated with
roooess j? Ift-ly
pKNSION OFFICK, Jb.ib 6ih, 19bl.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Applicat on liavin? been male under tee aat of
23d June 196n, for the rei?aim or the Lanl War
rant* 'Iescibed herein, which arealiegod to nave
w??.? .wo. Wi ?iun?i<M .?.uubiuois n?!iy RiTru, ipafc
at the date following "lie rt3-criptioii of ea-sh War
rant, a new Certificate, of live tenor, will ba ia
nue<], If uo v& id obj-?ctiou shall than appear
Na 6V.7RI, f tr 1 H*l acr?*. itued to liitii'j Dierlc
tnr on t?? ? ?? -f a?uJ, 1A57, under act of M March,
1355.?July I, '861.
No 92.<??, Jor L!" ao pa, issued to NeharcYaho
lah on the iiir. "way, ,?57, under aot of 31 March,
18M.?J u *
No .51,<#>4 ?i?r 6 ' ac!M??, m?ue<l to Wilmer
or th? 'oin J * uary, 1357, under act of 3o March,
1856. -J? * s.iOCi.
!>o J.vSg, :"u-K" acres, issued to Lemuel Carmike!
on tne l.-i'n o S-ptembAT, 1855, undjr act of 3d
March. 1RS5.?July 5, 186t.
:\o. f"T ;* a -r. issued to Reuben L?ove
lai.U on the <Jt;i f October, 1863, under ti.eaotof
3d Mar h, l*55-Ju!> 9tn, 1861.
27.'774, tor 8o aore?, issued undor the act of
March 9>i, 1K55, i>i the n*me of William Taylor,
and graced on tno 15th day of Marc.., 1S56.?Au
gust 7, >86!
No. ? 6:i5, for ir? aurei. insueJ under the act of
March. 1K55, in the can e of ?u>arca Hubbard,
widow of John nub ard. decasryl, and rr:?ntea
on mo iniii uay < ! J uno, iw.- \ufrunt 31, '861,
N'J. 3.11 j, lor lft) aj"t>i., is-;tt<sd tinder ait of 1847,
to Auifu tut Ing am, private o( Captain Murray'*
oompany, -*eeotid Regiment of Tennessee Infan
irj ?*-p ^mherath, 86i
o. V5 746, for l.** a^r S, issued tinder the act of
Ma-oh. 1HS5. in the name of Jacob Gulick a d
i anted o . the2ilh day of January, I.*56.? i-eptem
l?r2>, 8C1.
JOaEPH H. BARRETT,
_ e 10-law Co mm aaioner.^
WAs-II NO TON
HR VIDKNCE HOSl'ITAL
This Institution, whi h is undor l.e oo'itrni ar;d
direction of Sine b of Charily, experienced in
nursing and bospita marageui <nt, is now op- n to
the |>nbiio It is l<>c&t<?d a ki-.o t oi -tuieo s- uth (i t
r.f the apitoi and imneJiatetv opposite tli well
known arroll man ion, on j^e^ond street rant,
i he bui are spacious and. With th a)*e a
tions eoently made, we 1 adapte-1 to hospital pur
pi-?es Th-1 grounds are -x ersiv? ami well 'aid
out., and last ful:, orna nen ed v it i i hoioe fru.t
a d * a>ie trnos, overgrot no, an I flower i;g sh u <?.
rro d-?( cn Il.ispna1 is ad ..irahly fui -d to pa
??v v? VT?M '?> ?! Ilfllinn V 00 l?I IliO
ta?'i of a ho pit-1 and v>?t enj -y al! tii? ooin oi-ts
a>i1i| let of a in a o house. All pe son* uBer
ing f o?i ca>iaitiea nr n<>n-oo. t^Kioua di uaatare
qu rn- surgica or rried:ca tr? atiuent: wi he ad
iiiitt d upiui oo-up!yin? with Ihi regulation* and
o?ndi louaof ttie ic?ti*u ion.
Hah nti wi J be reoei ed in the ?ards at four
dollar per weelr, o by arrangement can have pri
me rounia on rea-onal>!e terms Th y wri ra
oo'T-a the care and attention t eir cases may re
Suire from i'r. J. M TnXri, the fiiysician and
uriiron in oiiarge of the house, exo pt whtu a pa
tient p.'kfor* to employ his own phyeio an it la
desi. ?fki to k ve all fhe memb r? 01 li medical
profflkaiuu in tne iiia' iot an equa it y of pr> vi'tRea
n tnis institution and every physician who mar
have a cane in it n-a^ rest &??ur.d that his pa lent
will I e carefully nursed ai.d his medical dir ..tions
faithfn'ly execut <t. j<a l'j-e ?1 tn
/Ov NOTICE." AK
JL JL removal, AX
O O 1 bar* removed my v 0
PAWN '?rFICE
f?k 1 P. afrAAt K->t ur^nn A1/ ?.! ? ? *
w -?w ? >/ vwa, i/v?n ?vu i/| iauu u'.n on n nim?'"
atelj in the rear of the Nan na' Hotel, wh- re the
bOHijiei* wil; be oontinued as hemto(>>'? a' the o.d
*tau I. (m 8-7 w) ISAAC HKItZBKKG.
'FHK EUROPJKAJN HOTEL. KEPT BY P.
I EWHICH, at Ilie corner of i'onn.m m. A
avekue and Eleventh street, haa i-aon VfaB^y
?re*iij improved recently and now otferali J9<X
treater inanoemente for the patronace of citizens
ud strangers than any other puliio houae in the
oiti, hia prioea beinc leaa than those of auT other
hotel on Peon, avenue, and hie accommodation*
(or permanent or transient boardara unexo<?ption
able. The bar and resraurant arrauseitienu of tne
Karopeau Hotel have a!*eady becohse very popu
,ar. being all that o&n be desired by ihe moat fas
lidiona. Tne proprietor pledges unremitted atten
tion and oontinued liberal expenditures to gi ve sat
isfaction to *R .and thus renew* hit invitation '<*
all to give the European Hote< a oa!l. de 4-tl
?'i'OPHAM'8
premium trunk *SlfD
manufactory,
499 S*V*I?TH fcTRlKT, Wakuinoion, D. C.
Sllrar Medad awarded r.y Maryland laatitute of
Baltimore, November 7, ICfiO
Aiao, Medal bf Metropolitan fclbohaniuu* li.atitute,
vVMbiaxton, I>. C? 1&7.
I am constantly making. and alwaya have on haad,
of tli?* beat material, every daactipUon of
Fine Sole Leather,
Iron Frame,
an-J
Paokinc Trunks,
Peliiaier, Carpet,and
<;anvne Traveling Haga,
_ School SatuEeiis, 4.O.,
At Low Pricit.
MenJera of Congreaa and traveler* w:l! p'<?aae
tzamine my stock l*aforo purchasing elsewhere
Trunk* that are made la other oitie*.
Superior Leather and Drea* Trunka made to
ir<{ar
op'ar.
Trunk* covered and repaired at ahort notion.
DENTISTRY.
M teeth.
LOO-MIS, M. D., the inventor sad patentee
of the MINERAL PLATE teeth. aX-^mK)
teed* personally at hia offiae in thi* cityMnar
Many person* nan wear ttiece taeth wb ?>4tr'n
oannot wear other*, and no pcnon oan irctr other*
who cannot wear then*.
Person* catling at my offic# oan be aooommoaated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire:
hot to those woo are particular and wiah the purest,
cleanest, strongest, ai:d most per feet denture that
art oan produee, the MINERAL PLATE will t*
niorefu.,y warranted.
Rooms in this city?No. 339 Pa.avenue, betwee?
9th and 10th it*. Alio, 907 Arch street, l'hi adel
phi a. oe 1ft tf
GAS FITTING, Ac.
A WM T. DOVE ft CO.
fiKb Now prepared to execute *cr ordera aril*
wfcioh they roar be favored in tin*
PLLMlllNtt, tf AS OR 8TKAM Flf/IN#
BUSINESS.
Store on Jth etr? et, a few doorj north of Pa
avemo, ?i?r? u? i>e !.,urd ? coitiui A? assortment
of CH AN DELI EKS and other ?A*, STEA.M ao<
WATKR FIX TURKS. iat?-lv
I SNYDER.
. PLUMBER AND OAS FITTER,
Has removed to the oorner of Tweifta and F ?ta.
Heia prepared to mtrodnoo Water and 6aa npoc
the moat favorable termi, and guarantioa eutirs
aaUafaotion
He has on hand a lot of COOKING and other
3TOV ES. whiah he will ??ll Im? thm ? t
BO 17
WOAB FIXTURES.
K Have in atore, and are dv j receiving, OAS
FIXTURES of entirely Nfw Patterns and D?sien?
and Finish, superior in vtrieto anything hereto/or*
offered in this market. We invite oitiaens general
1; to call and examine our atook ol Gas ana W atei
Fn'nree, feeling confident that we hare the bMt
eleotM jtook in Washington.
A. 1 Work in the above Tine mtraited to ?nr oar*
Will be promptly attended to.
MYERS * Mc?HAN.
mar itf 3TK1> street.
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
OF OAS METERS.
WAIHlTMTOf. J*!y II, IMC.
NOTICE IS fiEREEY OIVEW, That.agre?
ably to the provisions of the or.-'inanoe of the Cor
poration approved May IS. 18gn,th.e unUorsigned ia
cow prepared, "whenever recuired in writing,and
on pre-payment of the fee of fifty oenta, to tnspeot,
examine. test. prova, awlasoertain the acouraoy of
regi'tration ofany ias meter in pea ia tais city.'"
Every iuetar, if found incorrect, will be condemned
and another, pealed asd marked a* true, will be
Mtini>? plaoe. If roved to l<e aoou-af? m lta
mesmi i.ment of (M, it will benaleu accu-axfif ly,
and again put in position for use.
Wfioe No. CIO beventh street,(near Odd Fal
.0*1' Hall.' <>peD from ? a. m., to 4 p. m.
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM.
Jy IS- tf Inspector and Sealer of Saa Meter*.
JJNITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELERS.
(M and aft it Thursday, May 16, 1861,
PAH^KMSER TR Alji* BEIWEI*
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
Wil I run im follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON at 4 ljand7 1*a. m.
ami 2 90 and 5 49 p in._ arriving at Baltimore at 5.S*
Cftiiu n iff. ail ?.'VJ RH'I 7.30 p. m.
I,HAVE BALTI.VtORK.il 4.*) and 8 2r, a. m.and
3 (4 ana5 p in , arri vine it WantuncU>n at 0.10 and
If.io a. in. and 5 aud 6 46 p. in
I'a^toiizer Trains !e>aviri< Washington at? lu a.
id. and 5 46 p. m., and Ualtimore at 8 an a in and 5
5. m , make direct oonnexiuns fur Annapolis at the
upotion.
Train* leave Annapoha for Baltimore and Wash
ington at $30 a. in. and 4 15 p. m
P\asenger I'-ai ;i? leaving v? ashington at 4.15a d
7.10 a. m and J *< p. m. mace direct connexion* at
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New York, Bo?ton,
a:.d all other points North.
All articles of freight (not oontrahand of war)
vili he transported over the line. TonuMte Trains
will ieavo ilAili>nou at 4 A> ft. m. Leave Washing
ton at 7,p. in.
Bjr order of the Sacroiart ol War :
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
m IK General Manager.
U8. MILITARY ROUTK
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SL"\DAV the Trains will leave the Depot at
7.10 a. m andSSip. m I or PftiJa leiphia an1 New
York. Trains will arrive at 6 lo a. m. ar>d S 45 p. in.
THOMAS A. SCOTT. Gen l Manager,
ma 18 ??'hron, Intel, and Repub.l
f^EMALK LOARD1NS AND DAY SCHOOL
1 ALEXANDRIA* 7A.
Mrs. S. I. VoOOR.MICK, Pukctpal.
Tho thirteeuir annual session of tais Institution
will oommenoo <>n Tuesday, Septemoer lfith. iu the
house leocutly oecppied i?jr Sylvester Scott, Em-i
No. 1*0 King street.
The source of ?ti:dy panned will comprise ail
the branches requisite to a thorough Engliah Els
oatK-n, and M.aio, French, Latin and Drawing, i)
MWlj.
Id addition to day scholars. Mrs. McCormiok ia
prepared to receive a limited number of pupiis at
boarders, who. constituting a part of her own tarn
fly,will 6e ondar he' immediate oare and supervi
sion. She will endeavor, as far as possible, to sur
rou a?! them with the oomforti exd kind It influences
of Home.
K^woiui.-ReT. Geo. H. NortM, Her. Dr. Kliae
Harrison, Kev. O F. fiprifcg, A'l.l.am H Fowie,
Emm Edgar Bnowden, Em., Edmund F. Vvitmer
Eat., Henry Marbnry, Ktq., Lewis MoKeciie
Ee*., Robert 11. Hun ton, Ei? , W. D Wailaoh
EdiU>r Evening Star, Bsptamin Waters, Ksv.Jm
Entwisle, Jr.. Es?.,Col. John W.Minor, Loudour,
Messrs. Blaox.ooK /t Marshall, Massrs. Corle
Brathara.
Tnm.
Board, with Tuition id a.l the English D ranches,
ami for the ann uai aeiaion?parabi e uiu -annually,
in Bbdvaiioe.
Mu? 10 and La&gaages at Professors' pnoea.
Vrr No extra oharges. au 2?-tf
T CARRIAGES.
HE 8uh?oriber having made add'tions to his
factory, making it now one ot the ItigMt.amB
in the bismot. whe>e his feci itie?VcrR^9^
for manulaotuMns CARRIAGES a .ci w ~ W.
LIGHT W?G<?N9 ot ail kinds oa> not be aur
paaaed, and from hi* long exprrienoe in the bu?i
nesi.he hopes to give general satisfaction
All kiads of Carria*oa and Light W^uiu kept
on hand
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders
promptly attended to.
Second hand Carriage* taken in exchange for
newonea. ANDREW J.JoYCE,
d 18 tf oorner of Fourteenth and E alt.
f nw.PBini'n ripovriMca
J uat reo* ved and for a?e at the o d a'a-d of Cla
roti A Dudaon No. 4 Haik-t **peoe.afr??ali upvlr
oi auper INGRAIN CARPKTINGB, wlnoh will
be ?ol(j a<tonishin(ly low
Kxo*ilent Alt-woo: Double Incraiu,at6-H oenta,
worth 87S oonta.
isitto it &) oran, worth 75 Ditto at 97^, worth 50.
A so, a full atook ol r-haiea and Materials for
Bhadea ; Moaquito iSeta, P.otjre Oorda, Ao.
JAMK** B OOiiSON.
je 18 eoSt No.4 Market r*paea.
UOT8 AND SHOK3 TO SUIT TU
TIM KB.
W e are now mannlaoturin* all klnda of DOOTV
and ?>HOEB, and ooratautii raoMTinc
icppi* of eastern made work of ever? d$
acrtytiort. made expreaalf to order, and willflj
beeoid at a ranoh lower ericeUian Laa been* Mk
heretofore charged in tt:? eity for mack infenoi
artiolee.
Pwrsoae in want of Boot* aid Bboee of eastern or
city made warwill alwaya&ud a^ood auorauan
B
U! rwin ?UM ? use iU WCVI PIiUOO> QITO Ul A OUi.
6RIFF!N 4 ilHO.,
*>?-r Penrrrlirania aver.ua.
BBS' HAIR 3TOKK,
vl No 44)2 Pa. av .bit 12 th and 13th ?*?.
PERPUMKXY tc BRAiDS CLKLS WJQ9.
HALF Wilis, KRIZETTE8, 4.0. A (oil atoct
alway* on hand, or made to order at the ?hurte?t
nouu*. Hair \\ orfc repaired or exchanged.
N. B.?UdiM' Hair Dred in toe moat natirt'
nta.niior ma m fin
f^REKN CORN. in cans; PETITE P'?18;
* ? Cbampicnona; Krcah Tomatoes, in quart oaaa;
Preserved Fruit. of many varieties: Conaerred
Wince .(Canton;) Anceiifcne, Freeh Mackerel and
Ha ibut, in oanr; Freeh Lobsters and damn, in
oans: Sardines; Br&ndied Frails; Crosse AlBlack
we!!'a i*iokl?a, Saooea, Oapera, Olivea. Jto. For
aile by KI Nb A BJ7RCH KLL, Wrooera,
mS Pon.er Vermnnt av. aad i.tth ?L
I I tan LB8.80AP ANDCaNDLE8f" R
IiMI,UUU i>a ?* oi *ap for oasti Also, wau'a.!,
5>X'.o <> itia K?ugb Ta!to?r and UroA*#, at the .Ni
ti<>nal 8oao and Candle Worka, oo.ner tjreen at.
and the Cai*l, Georgetown.
jefr-ho ? B. JKWPl.L. Pro?ri?t"r.
Ywood and coal.
OU Will aurely **t your money's worth by
aaMing at toe PIONEER >1' I.Lrt, mttiiwit cor
* a<_ .. i. ? <??l *??*'
XftnjK 10 ucuvoivu uvw vi wiiaiko bt CUlJjpKfl Oi IJIV
oity. Gworestown.and Alexandria
iaSK-1t?h> J * VIKX S.TOf'HAM.
?*PfiClAL. NOTICE To VOL.LNTfcERrt
? Ju*t arnvf4 at SMITH'S*. No. 460 Seventh
?'raet opposite the Post Office. a .arc* <ut of .
SPRING andSUMMKR 8Lo THING. TRUNKS
VAl.irEf. GARPKT IMG-, BJ1RT O'JlT
LAB ?. Tiki*. HATM and CAPS. N. U.-Al, of
tue ali'.vuamt.! * xx1? for ta.? a' Nor fa era pr .** . ,
r.a 0' >in J M SMITH CmtW' _ !
UL'V'O sT'P GL'NPOWULR,
For ?!? at manufacturers pnoe?,t>j
iOHN JTbOGUE, Giomituwn 1). C?
Holt Aitncy for tlu Diitrut qf i' tumii*.
A larre ?up?.T, embraoinf avwj variety, Aitra/8
on taiiJ, ?nd delivered free to ail part* ot tfi? Dta
Mct. (fr-iot* can aleo be left at tha office of Ada??*
K;*n>? n?. W*ahinrton. D. O. hj.Hw1'
L* D I ft]O V Amuai Ul a MmO *-?rv u o * u
? wi'vc? m ?r ri/a oJl UD
M ? *?<>, Mvm ?ui *ad lot6 ai*.
cu ??rwi ?wa im??, cip.u rAWr.,
AcenL) Tbejr Mil abeftp?r Mil five Setter me&Mre
th&u &ot other* in thecitj?out, ??liV wil tfelir
ered free of ohftrge. If tow don t I etoere \ re
the i'loneer Miila ft 'nL. ud he eeetaftee
t-W.r
PETTY OF FICF.KS, AND Sea
* * men 7ko were on oo?ra of &c> U. S. ampa at
Kie capture ot tui eiftver o?n have Utair oiaiiua lor
onr.tr and Head Monet jroriKly attended to b*
ftpp tint to or addreeemr C. P. WM.LACH.
W?>l>iKfle? n r it MLK
BL\CK LACK SHAWLS
aND MANT1I.LA9.
We ve clueing out our etoek at great aaonfie
lur CJUU, l J WIUBd WO HI UN tf ,01?i MietlllOU OI
I pnreiitter*. JT W7C??LLISY A CO ,
> je X X 498 Smslk ?t?ov* Pk ? .
pROPOSALP POR STATIONERY.
DmtTMIHTnr^TiTI. t
Wa*k*ntt<m, Jun> 4, 18b"!. \
Rkalid Pmopo?*L? for furuiahioc ?no i S'alon
ery % r. a? be reau r?d by this Depart.i.eft durici
the fi?o?l y*arendinr J uue ?>, )M2, will be tmwt-J
ttnU. i*f!ve ''oio k m. a t-rid**, the 5th of J u y
next. Th-?ee u.j?ooo:i>pMi'?d by tat (factory trct<
moi.iala ot at>i! ty to hi fit the Ountraet will not he
oontidered, aod ooutraoU w.ll only beawar ed to
e?taVlist ed manulaotur?-? of or <lea!er? in the ar
tio''"^
AH artiolea required mu?t be ol the be?t qua) tj
of their ki ud. at;d not it.firj<n to the ?e tuple# whiob
win ovwtiD mi u me uepariraeni
%>h prupoati must be auued t>j the individual
n m%kiug it, and muit ?pecif? hot one prioe
fur ?%?n *'H overy artiole of the aohedu.e or of the
o.k bid for.
11 ar tie lea wh*n furciahed mu*t oorre*p<?cd
With lbs Mm* l?a, or ?ny of them, if deaired. and
in n< oaae be aterior in qualitv t > the umpj, ?c1
thej mutt bede.iv**r?U wi.houtd*- t) when r<Wod,
km ir.o t (ve a*ti?factory <o th ? S*creta y ; and a
ffii.u' to to compiy with thia atian'ation ?ul be
de med oause fur t e abrogation of th* <? > tract.
Artie'?e i.ot named ia the echedu e ?r* to S??
fur* laued at the option of ibe L^pa tment. at tha
l<>we*t iu*rket prioea, anJ the rigcht i? reserved <>f
orrtenu* a greater or era quantity o* each artio e
o ntracte<1 for. aa the public *ervioe may require.
B >nca, with approved aecurify. muat be K'.vea
by the p?r*<?n o> fir.u ot taininc tne contract; and
in the ?v Lt of th>- r?*ra al or n?f!eot of the oon
t actor to f?rnieh any article or artiolea named ia
the ownlraot. 011 thi* ><rder of the dia u aiut al?rk,
the a&'ne m*y be purchtae'l in ojjen market, and
?uo viuirivnw ?u j.hop pitiu worriur, ft!iu 'no oo?>
tract piice thai If ohar|*1 to ihe contractor. ?iid
d?d cte^. in the ?*tt em?nt of hu aocouut for the
qu*rter during whnu auoh r*fu*al or uogieoi m*y
ocour.
1 ne ?>ibjoiaed uluia e sp*o fie?, aa nearly a?
oan now t>e done, the amourr. qua ity and < e*c ip
tiun ol eaoh of the artio ea ii???ly to be required
The b.da wi! bo can a<?ei for ^?cn of an inrne
o!*i?ea **parately, an<l contract* for one or irore
of the oiasie> awarded, aa n a* be teamed moat
auvanta^>'oua to the Departmnt
Pr->p"-al? to t>e aldreaaed to the ''Department
of rtate,"auU eudoraed "Fropoaala for Station
ery."
iteiu Class No. 1?Paper.
1. 25 ream? wi.ite iaU oap. heavj, ruled to pattern,
per ream
2 S'reams cap, white or bin*, m od wide, me
dium or oi ae, and trimmed, per ream
3. an rrama cap, white or blue, rultd, rxtr* auper
fioe, ptr 'Pirn
4. an mama nonauiar cap, white or blaa. trimmed
?;iu rui jo, per re?m
5. 10 re?m? e<>csular cap, white, doable thick,
superfine, per ream
6. 5 ream* legal <?ap, white, trimmed and ruled,
per ream
7. 50 ream* pott, quarto, white, ruled, auper, per
ream
8. 10 reanie white vellum note paper, highly
gazed, hard oalendeied, p?r ream
9. MO ream* oomraeioial note viper, uned, an per
extra per r?am
in. 15 ream' oat oap, whit*, unruled, per ream
11. 26 reams envelope, yejow or bun, r>ya;, per
ream
12. 25 re-ma large brown et-veiope. per ream
lit. lo dozen ghceta patent b.ottn.g. per duc*n
heeta
14. 2 th k n. preaa copy book*, cot exceeding ?*>
iii&ve. per doseu.
Clasa No. 1?C jntinued?EnvelojHs.
1. 1,000 muaUn-iinel, printed to order, 6 by
inotiea. per M
2. 1 printed to order, SS to 3 by
til 4 1 fifth Ail. r.^r M
3. 5"\ niu*lui-;me<l, printed to order, to 11 by
5 i. 6!% inoties, per M
4. 100,t?Oaoueni ve envelopes, white. heavy, print
ed to U'd r, ard patterns, per M
5. lo,u.in adhesive envelopes, large anJ imk!!t let
t?r and not*, psatn p.?r M
Intermediate sices ordered, not to be charged
higher than tad for ?.ze next larger.
Ciaas No. 2.?Pen*.
1. 1M) gro*s Perry's, Qiilott's, or other good ms
taliio p.-ns, per gross
2. 3tau<iuills, No 80, per M
3. 4 dozen gold pen*, barrel or other, without
o sues, best <* ual ity, per dozen
Class No. 2?Continued?Pencils
1. 4 Cozen ivory or gnt:a peroha erer-pointed
peuoils. la'geor imill. with leads, per d c n
2. 10 dozen Fabsr's, or cthar go?d, Mo. 1 to 4, or
graduated, per dozen
3. 5 d zen Kaber a, 4 o., red and bine penc.it, per
d< zeu
?. ? iru?i > , yam q u&iity, Mioriea, per *ro??.
ClaMNo. 2?Continued?In I, Inlstands,
fen, and War.
1.4doz-n Dras-Ve. or other patec*. larre or
tina'i, m*.t\ode, perdnsen
8. 6 doz^n X iyn-.rd tc Norea'siak.oreqo&J qual
ity ink pints, per dozen
3. 6dt z<? cop?inc mk pint*. Arnold'!, or any
other manufacture, equal quality, perdiz?n
4. 3 dozeu beat Frsiiou oaruune ink, cucoe, per
dozen
5. 6 thousand real wafers, beat quality, red, No 3,
fur office ?eal, t>er M
i. t pound* t-e?t red wafer*, oommon aize. per
pjund
7 1(*> pounlsbestextrasuper soar.etsea.inc wax,
p*r p ut:d.
Claw No. 2?Continued?Cutlery and Miscel
laneous Article*.
1. 3d- ze Ro*eru'? or c?he. katvM, four t lades,
*u >k or pearl handles, per d z#n
2. 5 dnzeu Ki>(cr*'a ivorj handle or Shaver's
paten eraser*, par dozen
S. 1 dozvu Ivor; wafer amp*, per dozen
4. 2aou-n fco :?& a.exi.a. p rdozen
ft. 3 doz n olfijo *oi* or*, per doi?n
?. *5doz?n ktiK wide, per doze*
7. ? dozen red k&pa**ort?4, p -r dozen
t. SrioBDn p&p-f weuhU. aeaorted, per dozen
9. 8dbi?n , r^eu'a tax eraser and paper o.eaaer ,
per dozen
10. 5 pound* p< rpared irdia rubber, per pound
11. S pound* pounoe, p?r pound
IS. So poui.dt lai e iwir.e for p&elang
15. 5" p >uod* iicen twine per pom.d
14. &> pound> bostootton twine, per pound
1& 3 'oz -n ru era. rou d or ?u,9h ioo&m lon(,
p r dozeo
16. ft pound* ue?t qua lity sponge Der pound
17. 10 pjunda gain tab:, per pound
18. 4a>zen n ueilace imli a.ce claaa ta.ra- with
brnah and racial 10 top?, p?r dozen
19. y'dozon penhoid*' h, asaoried. per uoin
30. 3dozen vale -itanils or b- zee. oocoa, per
d sen
31 4 <1->s<*n itronc 9 ineh ivory loldera, per dozen
21. 3 d> i0ii ?arthern or giiaa ?ponje-jupa, per 1
doten
CImb No. 3.?Parchment.
1. 1,(w> *heera of parchment Piper, bee? qna.ity,
10 by (6 .nchea, p r sheet
s. to? aheeta p%roiimei.t paper, beat quality, 15
by J" inonea, per?h<*et.
Form or Ucarahtkb.
oertifr that fca? proper fkcili
tiea *'d able'ofu fil aoontraot for fa nuhing
atattouory for the D parlmant of State da m< 'he
jrir end.ii( June Si, 1*3, ahoaid bid be ac
ta ytw. je< w?w
WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPTTAT.
IkK. ?HL'.UAN has.afteraa experience oi ten
I" inn, established the above refuge (r- m
*uackerT. ?elf isbel Indian or German doctors,
&ud p etouders of wito&orait ud impostors lb jet
era!
This is the only place where * sure and speed;
oure oau Ue obtained 10 the worid for %li improper
and evil habits, gonorrha, gleet, seminal weak
ness, syphillis. primary secondary. and tertiary,
oritanio weaknes*. pains iu the loins, striotures,
general debility, prostration, nerroa?ne*s, rectini
nuhta, palpitation of the heart, rincicc in the ears,
Iosf of memory, ooufuzion, melancholy, affection!
of the head, tnroat, nose, aod akin, and all those
peouiiar dieoHer* arising trom the indiscretion of
youth, rendering them unfit for either bnaineea,
eHidy. soeiety. or marriage.
[>r. 8. i>ai the greatest remedies in tLe known
Worl^br ano?veee of the blood, gonorrha, gleet,
strionlrea, j philli?, seminal weakness, self abase.
Am. T.wi lc n.i niMii in wKiflh thmm #kjl Lt hum in
from 3 to 6 day a.
Viot' m? of tlieae horrit le oom?laint?, who *gu1<1
wuh to bo valuable men sod omim?nti u> society,
should aaibraoa tu? earliest opportunity for relief.
Dr. Shmnan r>a? madethe most oomp ete arrange
menu for the oomfort of his p&tier.ts *m> oonte
from a distance. Tliey will M furnished with the
moat pieaaact an* ayraaabla tuartcr<, naoataary
diet, and nttde aa ooraforiati.e a* they would be at
a first c'aas ?oU! at laaa than haif the cost.
Do uot format tue name and nam bar. Dr. tiha
man'* oftc? la 011 the oornar of Sixth street and
Pennsylvania *vonue, Clarendon Hotal, opposite
the national Hotal, Washinstori D C.
Parana* at a diatanoa a ho a Id eooioae atoni for
' turn p>sta*?. Oihoe honrs, 9 A. M to 10 P.M.
Varioaa parties hare bean enticr-d tron my iu
autatiou byaartaia ?#in?ilers on back ft Ofta la
tfus oity, who will rue it U'l the day uf U??wr death.
A word to the wts? is sumciant. aa < 1?
MH>4 a HII'B
Annihilating
Powder
Is th? n*il an4
flM
*8?.fcSf
th??
ClLLii u< inr*iiu;L u> R?u
.worm Km rw*i??d e#rtiia*tM
tof j'rard Colitf*- l>tr#oM?r? of
l!oj*e of Roluc*, l*Miiiay!vftai? H J?p*lA!, M
i<Ui*r fruminamt Institution* of rhu?*Uijih?? : U.
9. JftiL 'A Mbtaf ton, D C^ftod Cktntv flofpitlkl.
Nor OrlHni, L?
* nuwM v auu yvtvi OWWM
treot, Pbiladelpcua. \nd for MU? id thi* oity by D.
tf - Cl.ARK, oorew Ps. it?om and 4fcatk,?ad by
i< Drccciati lad Sroocra.
BEWAHK OP 8PLKlOL'rt IMITATION*
irr Rem?oibt>r to uk for ftofcv?rtc*i Anmfci
taunt Powiar.
ItJT Nom ganiiM iiga?l H,M*nni
ml. 1' i mm rtri 1
THE WEEKLY ST A It.
Tb'.i eirellmt Family and Newt J<mrna! ?
containing a grratfr var ?ty of lnUweoti rml
Ing Mum ran be found in any dkft-ii p..b.l? 1
on Friday morning
TtRIl?r<i*A. i?rin?A'jf, >m njrum"
It Invariably contain* the t4\Va?Li?g'a:i Nf?n'
that haa made TV Daily ?rm?^ S.ar clreuia**
generally throughout th? country
E~7~!Mngle cop'-<a (In wrappera) can ?? pr?
curtu at tlit couutfr iuitJi !_.? . ?i.- .
copv, pr ann urn
Five cop Ira
Ten copiN.,,,
Twenty B?e roptea.
? .?
? r.
mi
*? ?
| of Ukt paper Price?T HRLK CKNTH
CWi Ci4. Mmtmim" / -
/ Mil **? ImiMiM ?;> >??
ntst ?' t*? T*'Otv. K'ltrrt IM
jhftwi ' ??f? m 0?<w?nr
tio?. firtMU-*iM*. A'kfa,
t Omtarrh, Cl'Hr mn i tt-f
Itrmtl* to lK? TOtrt af
PUBLIC KPKHKEIt*
SlNttKRS.
Pew are aware of th?? importance of ohect a
nou CoW" in iu ?tare.
^ONOH'K
Couch or "Coriimi
which id In* ' teniae
roi J yirtM I itmtli) mmr
(It, if nej!ee%e?l. aunt. at -*c ? tne l.ua;(. " tmifji t
B'cncht?. 7V"C ^ Nrtt t < <J?iin of t
cU, ait*r PiUniotArj and Uiouohia lrr.t*t<>n.
i " That trootiie in in? Throat. <for
RBnwva -1.-^ ? -
WW 6 w O
TROCHES
BROWN'S
I
TROCHES
BROWN'S
TROCHES
BROWN'S
TROCHES
BROWN'S
TROCHES
BROWN'S
TROCHES
BROWN'S
TROCHES
w:.icn me />**/.? ?r* a t.< I
havint rnfcue me often % iner*> wm?
?rer. N. f. WILLI?.
** i reeorr irecd their ute to PriLic
Sfbaku.*."
RKV. E. W. CHAtMN.
*"Gr??t erviceir. ?utxititr.t
nam." RKV.DANIKL WI?R.
*Almo?t rr'.-nf ir the ?Ji?
tr^Munc ai >r vl bre?i?.iBt
tj Aitb**."
REV. A. C. EGGI EST?'N.
"Coataic bo Opium or %a*thiac
injurious." DR. A. A DA ES.
CkemtfS, ZoUvn.
" A iFipi* and tiL-iGA
tiou for Coc?n*. * *."
I>K. G. F. BIGELOW,
Be* torn.
- H?refiei*t in Bur wrirrt* "
UK. J. F. W. uANE,
Ccrttm
" I have proved tr^m ttMllwtfor
WaooriM 0o??h."
REV. 11. W. WAR KEN.
tf ltd ? .1'?
TKOCHEb
BROWNE
troches
brown'S"
troche?
brown'S*
troches
brown"?
troche?
urown'f>(
/????# .
BenM.vft' whet con to
-f-l*- ?* "?' ~f from Col1)."
rev. a. J. I\ an1)KKW?N.
St. Lonir.
" iti r*moT!ijt Uo?re?>
ofm u.d Irritation ?>i lh? TferoM. "
oominoQ viUi bruiui imi Hi if
mm. "
troche?
I
Prof. M.8tacv J:?H.\?ON,
! (>?.
T?*oh<" of M n*io &< uiiiwsi
' b -?*t b?n*f.t wh?n t*ken
*n<i ifter prear kir.g. *a tiie* prevei t
H>ar?^uei?. Kr<.r tfc.ir t>Mt
I think th?j w;ii be ol p*rm?n?nt ad
vantage U> me.
r:;v. e. rowlev. a. m.
Present *[ Ath-n? Coi.?t?. Tenti.
by all Lirunisua? TW e%
Ty five cen IS A BOX.?dl
? i-iy
PROF. H OOD'8
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AMD
BLOOD EESOVATEE
It prectaoip what its came indicate*, for, vliiia
le&aai.t to UieiaKt", it ?* retrlrifyint pm. *.r?tin|,
liTiroritini m?' atren the in* to the vita power*,
and at the ?aine time revivif an. reinstate*, and re
ci'wi the II iKid ii a I its orira.a. pu itv.and thn?
%t nnoe restore> and Trttdert the ty?t*m i*r uin'mll*
to itlarks of ifx's.'t. It is tli - on.j prepaiation
ever oflerod W> the world. oi>?ii:]oa!lt anu aktii
fu!!j O'mhined aa to b* tr)* u ? st pow-rfu! tonic,
and at the time e< psrffct ? adapted to. as t..
a ;t iu perfect aoooriiance with the ,i? * of nature,
a-d L?noe will oothe the rv-ak??r !tvrt,*rn, a. <1
ton* up the C:?rat. ve organs, no-: thus a .at a net
MM oner irr-.t&Mon. It la perfect ? aihl a a
t. :i* &i"' at f o aarne UM it ia o? irpoa?d entir? p of
Ketables, ?et ?o o<ini!>tn*d as to proouoe th? moat
thorough tuuio eflect, wuu<.ut producing ai<* in
luru'us oor.aeauencos. Mich a reicodr has Jo r
I A . .1 . <oe?l..m is. ?k?
: v *i ir i i?? ' T? o u^innoiaiH in wi;r iunu lua w int
for it ueeaa no meuiaai ?k .1 to e?e that
f Ili'Wi all attacks of dia< %ac, tud pr"0(-mJ? ai J .u
i^oil lay# the tj afem ??!! to th* i&a^ioai arta- ka
cl mar.r of t he moat fatal,aueh, for exampla, aa uie
ioilowits. Caanmctioa, Indi^itioB, Djapep>:a,
I naa Oi Apprtita, KMiitu ??. N^rvoua Irritability.
N era gia, ra.p:iati n ol the uearl. Me.anoh ?,
Nicht swrata, i^an*>?r, (jidtiioeaii, Retention ol. a*
*fT| a* I'amlu! of-etruoted, to.i pmfuae. or too
ao*nt Menatruation. at! Failing of the W"?l.,
Tae*e ail depend u??c general dabiiitv. Ttur pure,
a aal toy ton to Coniia. and I! wd Rri.ovaror : aa
jre to ccre aa toe aon !at o r ? an : aft rh?? ii
si/ iiuatak* about tt . Buttiua u cot ail if ihe
?atem ; weakened we are open to btliona at
the Umj beoomea t?i pin. or woraeftMML
the ftiu&era refaae to p->rf. -m their lunotiona, anc
we are troubles with eoa.aing and inoontiDenoe of
arine. or invoiantary itiacbarge <?f the aaoie, pe :
ir the baok. aide and betwaen tt.e Inu-a-ra. ex
oeed.iir'y uable to alight coias, cougna. and i: an
ormckM. ""?n emactat.on foiiowa.ana the patient
!<? down to a prematura crave. Hat aaftoe wi I
cot allow UK to enumerate Ui* mv.i .ha to wiiioh we
ara liable in a wi*akene>< condition of tne ??ateir,.
But we win in thia Ooniiai and Blood Keoora
tor yon have a perfect eai> p! eaea^t and effectual
remedy for 1one of App^ite. hmomrMi. Flatu
,ence. waft and airfc Stomacn. l.an*i>ur. l.iver
Complaint. Chilli and Fever.or ant Bihotuatiawk
C'WtfvrneM, A ciaitv of the fM^maoh, Me* vouene**,
Neunv.na. I-alp nation of the Heart, l>eprea?ion
ofSpiriis.Sore*. P: np:ea on the Face, or an; ma
Mearti-r.! fr^ni lit a^* hl*^. ?rrr *s Heroftila,
L. jupe.aa. B'onuhiu*. ^ough, a.Aomty ol Br eat;
tii<. ana ail that Ciaae ol diaaaaea oft! ec friuft i
wwik.;ep?. an<l eir?nif rated al<rtve. We wil'a'ao
aeythe traveler expoeed to epiJfrnioe. ehar.re of
c mate a^d water, wiu find it a pie^aftii. aaJe ai.d
mre remedy, and n?> one ehoaia eve* travel witS
r?nt. Raader. try It, far we aaaare voa toa wi.l
6.:d in it a friend indeed, %t wfilaa atnei.d in need.
All p?r?i>r? of eeder.tArv habita wi" find it a p?r
fr-t prevent: ve ot, M we]' aa a core for thoae aii
mecta which tnej are particu.trly expoaed Heno*
naniatera, ctudanta, attorneys. literftr- gentlemen,
and ladiea who a'e ?ot accaat--ined to iraeh oat
door ox?rcira, Will fc-.i it to their advantage to
k??ep * bottie ccn?ra:?!? cn ha&d; and above a 1
mother* ortfl^te tecc.-.uEg mcli. will to thro?*li
that moat d&ngeror* y*rit?n not only witn all their
accuB'ome.! ttRr,|(fe ?.nt "iff and fre?- from the
tiiouuand ai tent* eo pr?-.?.jent amou* tlie jema.e
portion of ttie #wM. lanaort. ia ttaeed a uotiier
oordial. Try it oltl and yoaokno i? err mu tli?
nak ?I de'.ay; it will rei<evoand prove it?eif ei; :pl.??
loally a Keuorattr* Co"i\nl ami Blood Rmovttm.
O. /: WOOD, proprietor, 4 44 Urohlf&T, New
York ard 114 Market 5treet. St. Louia. Mo., and
old by all food DngcgiiU. Pnoe Ob* Do.iar per
Dottle.
PROF. WOOD'S
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
am>
BLOOD RENOVATOR
Bold la tkia city by C. 8TOTT, IT* Pa. arraut.
It. av
r|^HK LL 8UFHC1E.N7 THREE.
TRI Ef KMAR. 1,1 and ?-Proteetod by Ror
Letter* Hated or Hnriand. ard MoirM by U
ft I* a/ V/tnlA Am Pharmacia di Ftria. eimI t
Bora1
Je
'rial College of Mocucine. Vienna
.,o.l is iBT*TBoLie for pi uaui'. :ut aac natoirln*.
ad aJ1 pbyatoa! diaabilitiee.
No. J eradicated all traoea of tbo??
diMMM that have born hitherto treated by tne mc
eeoui LB* pernietoea uae of oomi va awl oebsbe.
No. S has entire,t cupp acted tbe injurious see of
preurr, tberetf niaaricj to tha sifferer ep?edr
relief, di?p*rainf all uctnritiee, and rooting or
the reoorn of dieaaee.
aod aan be o* ,ad in tbe waiatooet pookec bo>4
BMW MN1 W mi | IVH lli uio WSaeaWWWI VVWAW C^1 IU
in till oaaea. a^.d dindediato separate duiN.ftM
u. p"?red bj Ve.peau, LAiiemand, Hoax, Riourd
Jto Price f 3 nob. or foar oases for 9*. wbich
mm
d te f 87 oaaas, wbareb? tbera is a aa v -
Jo be had, wholeaaie end retail, of I?r
ttXllROW, of 194 bleeoter street. NevVork.
immediate* ?n reeeivinc a remittaoee. Dr. Hmi - w
f
l ! ?
it
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