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VOI\ XVIII. WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. JULY 8. 1861. N?. 2.612.
the evening star
u
PU8LI9HBD BVB&T AFTERNOON,
("UNDAV EXOEPTHD.)
AT THE IT AH BUILDINGS,
Omr tf Penntffrania wmw and EUwtmik st.
?T
W. I>. WALLAOH.
Paper* erred in package* by oarrtera at $4 a
yw, oc V oeota per month. To mall ubtorK***
the prtoe U 99 60 a yew, fe dvmmtt, n for six
moatha; ! for three moatb*; and for leaa than
Carre mootha at the rata of li criu a week. Sin
gi? coplea, om cast; In wrapper*, two cairn.
ID* AtriiTiuKiui cbould be wat to the
ofl e before IS o'clock m ; otherwise they may
not appeer until the aeat day.
KIYCREN CCOMO.tlY.
If erer in the hiatorj of ear country there
Iim been a period when the Btr1cte?t domestic
VWVUIV. f* i oitkintu UVUCNIIJ, IDH
time, more than any other, is the present.
Emboldened by political dissensions, unhappy
excitement and universal prostration of bust
Dtus, want, and, in tens of thousands of in
stances. stark famine. bate, since the advent
of 1W1. thrust tbeir hidoous visages into homes
heretofore sacred from the visit* of suoh un
welcome intruders
Leaving entirely oat of the question all that
our husbands and fathers hsve done towards
inaugurating the crisis that now threatens to
oru?h us under its iron rule, let us, wives and
mothers, managers of the internal Home De
partment. reflect calmly, and inquire of our
selves if we have not thoughtlrssly sent out
our eards broadcast, inviting the unwelcome
gueets to our homes.
The homely, old-timed aphorinn that 4,a
woman cad tnrow out wHh a teaspoon faster
than a man oat: throw in with a ahovel,"
whan or wherever it waa first uttered, ia as
true to-day aa in the moment of iU inception.
Bow many of ua thoughtlesaly throw out not
only our husband's income, hut something
orer. that by the exercise of a little econom
ical forethought might be laid by aa a sinking
fund agminat the poaaible day when that in
oome shall be diminished or entirely fail?
In the general household economy, one of
the moet prolific, and beyond question the
moat constant source of waste, is the kitchen
drainage. Take the average of all our Amer
loan comes, and ot all the material that goes
into the kitchen, twenty-fire per eent goe*
out as offal, sheer waste, when six per oent
ought, in all case*, to be the maximum. And
Tet it is scarcely possible to find that cook or
Housekeeper who will not argue stoutly that
she is as saying end prudent as eTer cook or
housekeeper was. And they honestly believe
it, for habit is their education, and it is rather
their education than themselves that is at
fault, though that fact does not arsue that
they ought not to improve their kitchen edu
cation
With such examples before us as that of the
Sovereign of Great Britain, and a thousand of
oar owl oountrywomen, the peers of Queen
Vietoria herself, no woman need blush to su
pervise, or even to put ber hand to the duties
ot ner own household. Bat it ia rather to that
<Iim of women to which I belong?they with
-whom kitchen economy is a necessity as well
u a virtue, rather than to those, whose hus
band * "state securities. railroad stock, bank
dividends, ocean steamers," and a quarter of
a million at interest, insure an income beyond
their poaaibiliry of expenditure, that I now
addren myself, advising nothing beyond the
bare results of mi own nr?ntic?l mwri?M>
bat most emphatically enjoining upon tbein
the importance of kitchen economy. A few
plain, practical hints u a finale to my present
zorliam.
T>on't throw away th* orusts and bits of
tale bread. If you have acorohed or burned
a loaf, don't cat off the crust and throw it
away. That is a needless waata. Crumb it
line and boil it with your coffee It improves
the flavor of all the ordinary kinda, as Rio,
Laguira. 9t Domingo, Ac . and takes nothing
from that of Java and Mocha; besides it is an
exellent corrective and tonic where the stom
..W 2- J:? J a
wu ti iu uuuue sciuuj.
Don't wa*te the crumb* and bit* of stale
bread. It i* absolutely wicked. Soak in a
quart of sweet milk, beat in two egg*, add a
t?aspo?nful of allapiee, a little nutmeg, bake
10 minutes, and you hare a delioioua pudding,
auffieient for *iz reasonable persons.
gave all the odd* and end* of meat left at
dinner, whether beef, veal, mutton, pork or
haaa, ohop it with euld boiled potatoes into a
fine mince, and brown nicelj in the dripping
pan fur breakfast. The person who refuses
euch a huh, baa no appreciation of the excel
lent in eookerj.
Dlnn* sioaW ?AAlrlaaul? /vm4 W!i.L --
WH u-?u 4 WVHWWIJ l7Ub IUVU bQO &IUJUVU
Mwcr the water io which you have beiled any
sort of meat, fresh or salt, containing an ounce
of grease. 'Tis ounces makes the pounds. Let
it aland until cold, skim it carefully off, and
pot it with iners of the same sort, and when
you hart a quart or so, heat and clarify by
pouring gently off and straining. Set it by
for shortening. It ia better than leaf lard for
II ordinary pastry, and is a clear saving of
ninety per cent in shortening. We con?ume,
I think, our due share of pastry, for plain,
every-aay people, and my oookery. ic that
hue, if the testimony of oar neighbors goes
for anything, stand? at a premiam; neverthe
less, with a family of seven, I don't consume
16 pounds of lea: lard per annum.
As. however, with all economy, there will
b? scrap* and tags of fat meat that cannot be
converted into cooking material, another as
ocouomieal disposition may be made of them
Save carefully until enough is obtained to
make fire pounds of grease; then try out and
cleanse, bay a can of- concentrated lye," and
by following the simple directions on the
wrapper, twelve pounds of excellent hard
eoap may be obtained, with small labor, and
far superior to anj of the soaps sold in the
shops I manufacture all tbe soaps, of every
quality, used in my family, from such odds
and ends, at a coat of leaa than one dollar a
year.
ATE THE BAGS.
With ? family of four romping girls, all on
der twelve year* of age, and one boy. the in
nior of three of the girls, there it of necawuy
a raicer extensive wecr and tear of cottun
fabrics. Nevertheless. when worn put all
cj&oes of decency, we do iy>t permit the mate
rial to go entirely to waste. Every shred is
carefully bestowed in the rag-bag, and sold 'o
the itinerant dealer in such merchandise, the
Cceeds supplying os always with all the
kats, brooms, oust-brusbes and dost-psns
we sill?Mrs. E. D. Kendall, in Country
Genlltman
A Sscsssiox Briqadikr?The Dubuque
Times bss the following .?General Price, who
distinguished (?1 himself at Boonville. Mo . the
other atj. in permitting himself to be so thor
oughly whipped bj General Lyon end his
handful of federal troops, is a notable instance
of the disastrous effects of bodily ailments at
the most critical moment of a battle. He re
eeired no sword thrusts, bo lead between tbe
ribs, do wounds, bat et the very commence
ment of the fight was severely attacked in
the bowels. It seems a righteous retribution
IIII wOHO ?wn?TBnn| w mr up iD'mung
troubles ?f*>ng the good people or Misaoari,
k? hiaMltn^ald be (he first subject of that
disorder If he had a "stomach for the fight,"
hit bowels were certainly oat of t?ne (it seems )
sod openly revolted st the first show of dsn
Sir He therefore "took cere of himself." fas
" Jackson did ) by vamosing the field,
which, for person in his oondition, wss
doubtless the proper thing to do. A good
weneral. assaulted to front, and suddenly taken
by a "flr? in the rear," should look to hia
eom manic ationa. W? don't know whether
this ferociotu "military nao" ia now in the
land of the living or Dt>t If not, the Mi?*
aoari *ece*aioniiu are "withoat money and
without pries,*' too. At any rate, it will do
no harm to faraish an appropriate epitaph
which oan he used now, or at any aaore con
venient time hereafter:
Here rota tb? traitor, Oeneral Price,
W ho hrar?ty went to fl /ht one day,
But foetid a Lyon in the way,
Who abook hie mane, and etood at bay,
And aatd. aa ittacb aa acta could h?
"Tao'U Ind I'm h?re for ao child** plav," {
Tb?n aqiarrrt his |?m *nd bUaod ?wiy
Bock tboto were anything bat nlco,
Our toro tto??ht $? in a trlao
tot. mkn la Ito rnr
H' foil; (%Jaa <) and bow lit hero,
Tto victim of?? AtrrUari
ITTTto Bmporor of tto Frvoeh to* or?? r<>d
twelw frlgatatoto laid drwn. on tto torto'w
pr'.aclpal, which waa inggeaVd by Mr. JoaUh
HM| of LiVtrtMMkl. Th ?a 1a
W am?4 wUk fcv ttml gvaa. ** *
OPERATIONS OF THE PATENT OFFICE.
The following it a list of patent* luued from
the U. 9 Patent Ottoe for the weak ending June
S3,1S*1?each bearing that date:
John Adt, of Waterbury, Conn.?For Improved
lock.
P Andrew*, of Cincinnati,Ohle? ?or Improved
cltv railway*.
Natuaa Barrett, of New Tork, N. Y.?For Im
provement In pumpe.
l-evl E Beardslev. of South Edineeton, N Y.
For Improved portable crane.
David Bell, of Buff&lo, N. Y ? For Improved
crew propel lor
Beotly C. Bibb and George F. Needbmc, of
Baltimore, and George W. Dortey, of Port Re
public. Ma ? t-or improved apparatus for curing
tobacco.
George G RUbop, of Norwalk, Conn ?For ira*
provement In machiueryfor making felt clotb.
Renel Blackwood, of Philadelphia, Pa ?For
improved bvdraulie J^ck
F R Blinchard, of Brooklyn, N Y.?For Im
proved cam boiler; alao, for Improvement In
the application of blower* to furnaaes of locomo
tive
Horace Boies, of Hamburgh, N.Y.?For im
provement In washing machlnea.
David M B"'d, of Indlainpolla, Ind,?For Im
proved tilling device In ahlnule machines.
M artin Col ton, of Sardinia, N.Y.?For Improved
poke sbnve
John F. Cory, of New York, N. Y.?For Im
proved bit ?t ck.
Aoner uui;er ana Wlcnoias Jenkins, of New
York, N Y ?I-or Improvement In toy pistol*
A W Dpwev. of Boston, Masa.?For Improve
ment in water elevators
A K. Eaton, of .New York, N Y ?For Im
provement In the rnveaa of manufacturing mal
leable cast Iron and th>- deond'ztng of Iron orea.
Horatio N Fryatt, of Bellevlll?, N J.?For Im
provement In decolorizing alrnps
Mathew Gill, of Ba-tle Creek,Itflcb.?For im
proved life or ?af~ty abipa.
Jason W. Hardle, of New York, N. Y ?For
Improvement in needle-setter and threader for
sewing mschinea
I.udwlg An^uat Hoff nann. of Berber, Prussia.
For galvanic m?tal friction brush
Lemu?l P Jencka, of Boston, Masa ?For Im
proved machlnefor detaching the abort fibres from
cotton seed
uuoen jf?iiip, or unaninvllle, N. V.?For Im
provement in teed machines
Davouat Kern, of York. Fa ?Por improved pro
eeaafir preparing the flanking of leather for
aollng.
Chaa Korn, of Meriden, Conn ?For Improved
machine for dre??lng leather.
Jacob Kutn. of Centrevllle, Fa ?For Improve
ment In machineafor hulling and cleaning clover
aeed
A. Lebkucher. of Believflle, 111.?For Improve
ment In lubricating compound.
Joel l,ee, of Ualeaburg, 111.?For Improvement
In water elewora
H 8 Lewla, of Chicago. Ill?For Improve
ment In proreaa for rrfiuliiv' lard.
Isa.ic Li r dale v. of I'rovldenr.?. It I ?For lm.
provement In looms for weaving hair rloth.
Dennea O l.ltflefleld. of Albany, N.Y ?For
Improved Are-pot for coal stove*
John McOrmlck, of Madison, Ind?For Im
proved boiling apparatus
Samuel Mrttlt-r, of Naplerville, 111.?For Im
proved bell coopllng.
George A Vltrhell, of Turner, Me?For Im
provement In boot beela
Porter Mitchell, of Greenfield, Mr.is ?For im
proved heating apparatus.
Henry I' Morse ar.d H. A Morse, of Canton,
Mass.?For Improvement In tobacco cutters.
H A Mir-r. mnA I O U -? c-1
... ?. 1V.? U. MM. i?I V VI , ??| lillllUICj
Otllo ? P?f Improytrntnl In yrftia irilU
Mark S Palmer, of New Bedford. Mnw?For
machine for filling and folding medical powder
papers.
George Parr, of Buffalo, N. V.?For Improved
camp cheat
Royal H. Peck and B. M Olfford. of Wolcott,
Vt ?For Improved tub and pall machine
Charles H Perklna of Providence, K I.?For
Improved machine for making hnrae-ahoes
Thomu W Port*r. of Hinuor. Ma ? F r?r Im.
provement In ox-yoke
John Augustus Preston, of Roston, Man ?For
Improvement in bof'e stopper*
Georg? Race, of Norwich, N Y.?For Improve
ment In water elevators
George M Rboadea. of Hamilton, N Y ?For
Improvement tn machines for tOmmlng teazels.
Won H Rhoudt, of Houth Dedham, Mass ?
For Improved clothes wrlniier.
N H Richardson, of Fltchburg, Mass?For
Improved ratan machine
Cyrus W. Salad'"*, of Jefl>rw?n county, Texas
For Improvement in steam ploughs
Herman Schroder, of New York, N Y?For
Improvement tn breech-loading firearm.
Tvm F 9beia<?n. ?r Ki?t Mendon, M. Y ?For
l?nprov<?ro?-nt In mel?deons
M A Sbepard. of Bridgeport, Conn.?For im
provement in water elevators
Daniel H Milrley, of Boston, Mass.?For im
provement in skate*.
Henry T t?uuard, of Wayne, Mich.?For im
provement In aasb bolder!
Leopold Thomas, ?.f Alleghany, Pa ?For im
provement in valve*.
iat A Whitney, of Maryland, N. Y.?For Im
provement In brakes for vehicles.
W. F Wlckersbam, of 8t Lou a, Mo?For Im
proved excavating machine
Miles D Wilder, of La Port*, Ind ?For lm
pruvement in water elevator* for cattle.
Jacob E Cutter, of Norrlatown. Pa . &aal?nor
to WilMam McNiece of Conahohocken, Pa ?For
improvement In cutting aaw-te?-th
John E Enrle, of Brooklyn, N .Y , aailgnor to
blmaelf and 8im*el Hathaway, of New Vnrk
city ?For Improvement In machine for making
tape trimming.
D R. Gamulc. of Newark, Ohio, aaalgnor to
himself and J. M. Connell, of tame place ?For
Improved w^ahlug machine
WiiltsiD R KavAHenryE Kay, of Weaterlv,
R i . aaaignor to tnematlvt* and Benjamin f)
Kay, of Fail River. Jklaab ? For improved car
brakea
w. llMam Lape, of Troy, N. Y , Matgnor to blm
i# a > a?a _ n o* - * ? ? * ? ?
?~ii una r rmrrici n otow, 01 aaaio piece.?r or
Improvement In plows.
WalW G Mackay, of New York, N Y., aa
ienor to Peter P. Comen, of Ridxefield, Conn ?
For machine for browztn< w?U paper, Ac
John Walter Osborne, of Melbourne, Australia,
Assignor to Samo>-l Ttomp?o? Hooper, of Cbarles
town, Maaa ?For Improvement In photography
George W Richardson, of GrayvHle, 111 , as
signor to blmaelf and Robert Glover, of tauie
place ?For Improvement In harvesters.
George H Smith, of Rochester, NY, aaalgnor
to Silas O Smttu, of tame place ?For Improve
ment in gas regulators
William T.Trowbridge, of Feltonvllle, Mass ,
assignor to F Bingham A. Co , of same place ?
For Improved machine for aklvlng boot and shoe
soles.
Riisscb*.
Wm. N- Whllely, jr., of Springfield, Ohio ?
For Improvement in tarvestlag machines
Dksions.
tDinno. 01 r.ui i/iniuriuge, mawm.,
assignor to the Bay State Ulass Company, of same
place ?For design for tumblers
H W Ha\(t?u, of Waterbury, Ct ? tor design
for a mat for ditfuerreotype rate*
James Hutchison, of Lanslngburg, N. Y , as
signor to Jonah K Whipple, of aame place.?
For design for oil- ioth pattern.
Jam** McDolT of Morrltania, NY, assignor
to N McGraw 4 W A Taylor, of New York,
N. Y?For design for coftiu.
Prkxticbania.?Th? seoeasion party i? lika
Mr. Orator Puff, who "had two toues to his
voice"; ooa is for neutrality and the other re
14 : k.i~ i:^_ ?? *l.s
|V*JS ll u i "ixii9or?uio puu?/, &v ujbv wuru
we bear any of it* members mj hi* voice U for
p?ce, we are tempted to ask "which of them,
pray?"
The motto of Billy Wilaon'a brigade of New
York rough* la, "Give oa foemen worthy of our
steal.?li. O. Crescent.
Then yon had probably better tend againat
them the troops that seised the money of the
United States Mint and the guns of the Baton
Rouge Arsenal.
The editor of the Charleston Mercnry says
that the Southern Confederacy wili soon ac
complish it* purpose." Perhaps he might
pmpeily say tnat It will soon attain its and.
Mr. Waahlog'on Barrow of NashriTTe clalma
to be a aecenion leaier. baring wheeled out of
the Union nartv. Bdt ke iaa't * wheel-horse?
? (/ ft Barrow.
The Cbarleaton Mercury boMU that do un
cm Id ever Hod lodgment in Sooth Cirolina.
Ta?t'? cip?cially true of patriotism
There baa baea an advene* upon provisions
iA New York, and a considerable adraooe
upoa H?rper * Ferr/ in Virgin/*
SUMMER RETREATS.
?!ALT WATER BATHING.
O MARSHALL'S PAVILION.
Tbla favorite r?aort for those *??kin{ health and
pleasure la cow open. It la situated in A *. i X
St. Mary'* County, Maryland, ua theW(f*^y
Potomac, in view of the Che- ap?ak?. To JJLJnLL
those wiahicg to avoid extreme fuMuu. and seek
a quiet but ajreeab e plaoe *n, re tier can beat
home, it ts ur extolled. Splendid Bathing, rood
Ao*nnc?FiahikC anit Pleasure Boats Tree of
obaree for the gueata. The Table is supp ied with
all tjie aa t water de icaoies?fine Oyttera. Soft
arcd Hard Craha, Shoeph-aJ and other Fi*h. There
are many Inducement?, which tlio undersigned
d-eras unnecessary to mention, as the aiiuation of
hia place and his past it a: a<ement embrace autfi
oient guaiante.'s for his future nvrumud
The ateamer ft. Niohoias Isavr* V^'afthington
everj Tu?s1ay At 8 o'clock and Alexandria at 7
a.m. Returning. leaves B& timor* on Fn >ay at
4 o'olook p is She wilT land passenger* at the
Pavilion each way.
Board?<$ 1 0 i>er day; $6 per week; 923 per
month Cqildreu and ?erv\nta lia^f price.
pa:ly mails {rorn Washin ?ton and Baltirno-e.
For farther inform^t:oa aldresathe proprietor
at Lwocardtown, Md.
jr 6-1 ni* R. J. MARSHALL.
SEA BATHINO AND SAFK RKTREAT,
At Potnt i.ooK-Orr. Maryland.
Thii ce eb at. <1 Battling P.aoe situated at the
junction o| tlio Potomac liveraith ih.-T
Chesapeake Bay. will be opened by tli?*"
undereiituLti on tho 10th of Jiilb, in the.
very best atyle, lor a I parson* who n a* wish a
*?.fe and MUift retreat, w here they o*ii have t'?e
b^n'fit of the best sa't water bat' ii<? and enjoy the
dmioaci** of tha water, such as Fisli of all kinds.
Ovate'*. Crab*, 4to
itKj ai mt
m
Kver* description of fishing tackle wil? fce kept
for trie accommodation of tunsts.
A fiae 11 vprj st&b e kept on the farm
A!s>, tea p:it &?le> a and bii lard saloons ; with
ail oth-r amusomouts usually found at suoh placrs.
I'he table wi ! De supplied daily with fresh vege
tables from ine K.^d-n on the premies and from
tii" Ha timore and Washineton markets.
Tti* !<est LiquorsauJ Cirars wili always be found
at the bar.
Bo-ud, 32 p*r day; one week, $12; seoord week,
9V>; four wet?ks for 535; ohi.dreu and colored ser
vant . haif-orioe.
The steamer St. Nicholas leaves Washington
Tue*<1ayV6a m. and ra!tim<,r? on Friday at 4 p.
in The tiaif past 2 o'cloc* p. in. trair. from VVa li
iugtou will ooun^ot at Bart; in >re with the boats,
reacti ng 1'oiQt Lookout dmlr : also. ?. in.wA?iriw
ebupfrom Washington, by way ?>f I.eonardtown
Add e?s the proprietor*, at Pomt Lookout,
Washington D O., or Alexandria, Va.
m 31 HEFLE1IO WER 4. CO , Prop're.
E YE AND EAR.
03- I'EfuER, tk? skillful Operator on tkf Kv*
ana aui lias arrived in W ash-n<ton. and
open u .m umoo, No 44 i Kigh'.h street, near Penn
sylvania av.-nu", wh^e he wili tn-at all diseasas
A ihns 'a lotta ,?r?ane ft- L'"-* ?? -
? > ? luvtw v?i i?'. i" I_* I i t~ ML 13 ? FOi U"
larly educated ?'hy*ici?n and t*nrneon. ?ho naa
devoted tin years of hia j> nfeaeio al life to the
tratinent of a'l dia*a <e? or the F,ye and Kar. Dr.
rosier will Kive medicaid-d Rurgical treatment to
di<eaaes of the Throat I.uiikh. h'eart. Liv<rCom
Unit*. Canonra. Tmnota. au I all other chronio
(imea?e?. Female Compi&iuta alao treated with
auooeai jw lfl-lv
pENSION OFFICE, J"MK 6th, ISfcl.
* TO ALL WUOmTFMAY COyCERX.
Application having been n<a ie under tne aot of
3S<1 June 186>?, for the rei??ue o' the Land War
nnte desoi lUed herein, which are nidged to have
ku-eri ioat or deatrovt-4, notion ia ie eh; given, that
at th<3 data following the de cription ot eaoh VV ar
rant, a now Certificate, of lisco tenor, will be la
u?U. if no va id of.j-v.tion a hall then appear
No.6J.781. f >r 16<> air*?. t'aued to H<-n-y Diork
lr# on the nfflfr,i. iM?..u.kraot of 3d Ma'oh.
1855.?July 1, So;.
No !?2.ot?. !i.r ao ?s, laauad to Neharr Yaho
lah on tf:? 1 Sir. May, 1897, under aot of 31 Maroh,
lO-tl.?J 1 y _\. ,. n?l
No ; .6 i aore?, issued to Jarr.a* Wilmer
o- the 'o;? J<. 1257, u:.d?r &ot of 3a Maroh,
18?.-Ju-4.;x:.
No i^5S.:o. *>a^re?, issued to Lemuel Ca'mika!
on ?n-? ;..ta o :s"pT.eiut) r, 1456, uud^r aot of 3d
March, 1856.?July 6,1F61.
No.Z<t,jni f r 12" vcr. ?. iaaued to Ront.no Love
lard on t o 8th f Octot>er, 18*5, under tLaaolof
3d Mar h. 1836 -Jult sen. !?JI.
No ?"7.074, lor W) norei, issued under the aot of
March 31, 1856, in tlio nara? of William Taylor,
and granted on the 16th day of Maror., I&j6.?Au
gaat 7, H6i
No. :<0 615, for ISO acros, issued n.idrr the act of
Maroh, 1155, in the ur r e of Su ar.ua hubiar),
widow of John n-ib ard, decasfd, and uraufd
on the 16 th day of June, I860.? August 31, 1361,
N >. 3.116, for 16o ao os, isiu<*d niider aot <if 18-17,
to A.UEU tua lng>am, private of Captain Murray'*
ooiiipauy, .> ' onrt Rounnoiit of TeuLeaaeo Infan
try ?St etnoar 6th, 861
v o. ifi 715, for l^o ht?i, issued under the aot of
Ma-o'i. 1K56. in the name of Jacob Oulick a d
l? antfKI on the v4l!i ftnw i?f l?tin*r?
bar 2i, 861.
JO&EPII II. B4RRF.TT,
e Ift-law OomnsmonPr.rtt
WASHINGTON
PR > VID K N C F, HOSPITAL
This Iria'.itution, win h i? under ihe control a-.d
direction of Siatern of Charity, experienond in
nantiBK an<J ho.pita' inana:ein nt, n riovr ou 'ii to
the public 111? l"cat d & i.no t distance a<-ulh<a*t
of the Oapito! and numeJiau-ly opposite tli- well
known < arroll man-ion, on Second atreet fast.
I he bui ?Iii,k* ait-pacioua, and. with the alte n
tions looentiy inade, *? l adapted to hospital pur
po?es. The k-OuihN are cx enaiveaud we|' laid
out. and tastefully oriia'i.rn ed ?it:? ohoioe fru.t
aiiU af.ade trees, evercrc-n*, aiH ilovreriug ahiuon.
Provideno* liospita: in ad i.irohiy aui'ed to pa
liants wuh nt to .irail theinse.res of the advan
tages of a ho pit*l and vet enjo> all tlje com orta
and quiet of a pn -ate hou*e. All peraona ?ufler
inr f em ca?<a,t.c^ or n>>ii-uor.t\cioim dicen.*e? re
qu'Pin surgical or nied;cai treatment wi'I h? ad
mitted upon oomplyin* with the rogulMlotis and
oondi mng of the institution.
Pati-nts wi'l be roc.i ed in the vardu at four
do!>ar>- per weefc, or l>y arrangement can have pri
vate room* on rea?onahle tnrms Th y will f?
oeiva theoareand attention t eir case* may re
quire from nr. J. M ToN/K, the I'livsician ana
burgeon in r>har<e of the house, ?x?' pt #h?n * pa
tient prater* to employ his own phytic an it la
nesi.'ied to k ve all the memb'rs ol ;tn medical
profession in the Lhstuot an equa i?y of privi'? ges
n tma institution. ami ever) physician who may
have a oa .e in it n a? rear assured that his ja >ent
wi|' he carefully nursed ai.d his radical direction*
faittifu iy executed. jo 19-?oln>
/(H NOTICE. /ON
1*1 R E M U T A L, 11
9 U 1 have removed m r O v
PAWN OFFICE
to 151 C street tmtvr-en 4>6 and 6*h nti., imtnerii
ateir in the rear oi tue .Nam -nal Hotel, *h re t!io
busip"ss Till be ooDtinue.1 as heietofoie .it the oid
Stand. (m fc-7? I ISAAC. HKKZHFRty.
T'SE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT BY P.
1. EMRICII. it the ooruer or 1'cim. A . . A
avesue and Eleventh itriot, has bnaiiWlBw
groatly iraprovjd recer.tlf aud sow "?*"* ULsH
jre&ii : iaduaunisnU for the i>a*ro:ia<<> of uiiixetis
ud stranger* than an; other publio house iu the
oitf, hi* prions beiDf less than those oi any othet
hole. on Pean. avenue, and Lis accomirMdatiots
for permanent or transient boarders unexoeptioc
able. The bar and rvsUarant arranjt'a.enu of tbe
P.aropsan Hotel hava already beoome very popu
lar.b<-im ail that can bo desired by the most fas
Odious. The propriety ' fledjes unrein::ted atten
tiuu ?uu odBiiouri n'>?r?,i exvnauurea 10 five r.M
sf&aUon to ail, an<i tuui rrnearn hi* invitation 'f
all to ?ive M.e Ktiruvean H?te< & d?4-ti
TOPHAM'8
PREMIUM 5* R U S K
MANUFACTORY,
?X**ET, Wi
499 SlVKMTll STlIITt WA?Hl.leTOt?, D. C.
Silver MedjU ^warded ?>y Maryland Institute of
Baltimore, November 7, l'fln
Alpo, Medal by Metropo.iUvn Meoli.v.tcn' 1 intitule,
WakhlQf U>b, D. C., 186?.
I an constantly making. and always havo on band,
of the best material, overy description of
Fine Sole L*athar,
'""ilWW
Wood Box, and
Paokms Trunks,
rei'itier, Carpet, Mid
Canvas Traveling _
anvas Traveling Baca,
Sohool Satchels, Ac
X
Member a of Congress Mi! traveler* will pleaae
eummc my stock 6efcr? jrochnsiag elsewhere
Trunks lint are marie in other cities.
Superior Leather and Dress Trucks made to
or<*?r.
Trunks eovored and repaired at short notice.
Goods delivsred free or oiiarce t?> auypart of the
oity, Georcetown, ami Alexandria
iag ljeo JAMK* S.TQPHAM.
Sl'KClAL r* OT1CE T?? VULlM'ttHS -
Just arrived at SMITH**. No. 460 Seventh
street opposite the Post Offioe, a larre ot of
SPRING and SU vi MKR CMJ THING. TRUNKS
ft ? 1 ^iBUyn Dsn- auiB'M ^
LARS, tiki: HATSand CaV^ W
ifeo akoveaam?d cod* for Ml* ar NortVurn pno??.
at? 3n 3m J M f?M1T H O'othiw
fV'HUNT'S GUNPOWDER, '
" JUKrnr,fre'cp,rrrjf'cv
SoU Attntt far tkiDutriei of MimiAm.
A larre m?.!, emDraoin* ?v*rj vn-ietj, aJv?ri
an nas i, -ad deliver*] Me to ail parts of the l)iv
Vict. Orders can a'Eo be left at tha office of * ?*uJ
T?r-?? rTrni>n?>?. He t? t
C| HiCKERlNU 4 SONS' PIAN'?8 KOh t^AMi
oa aocititly raronta, or_ <J1 jypu otajf^rnas a.
Ijunn t. klmb.
fit SMib?rrM?IU>udl(iUi?k
DENTISTRY.
Mtekth.
LOOM19, M. P., the inventor and patentee
of the min KRAL PLATE TEETH, at
t?nda pereocally at hie offioe In tbia e'trMbii
Man* ^noH nan waar theae teetti 1J7
cannot wear athera, and no paraon oan wear tbvra
who oaanot wear tneae.
{'araonx calUii* at my oftoe oan be aooommooatad
tb a or atyla and prioe of Taath they (nay deaire;
but to tfioae wno are particular and wiah t^e pur eat.
oiaaneat, Btronxeat, and most p-rfeot depture that
art oaa prod uee, the MIN ERAL PLATE will be
more July warranted.
Roc;n? in thia oitr -No. 339 Pa.avenue, betweaa
9th and lOtb ata. Aiao, au7 Aron ?iroet, Phi adei
a hi a. i*o ii-tf
GAS FITTING, Ac.
Awm tTdove* co.
KK Now prepared to exeonte anr ordera vib
Wtuc.' thny rr;L?s farmed ig the
tLitkiilbQ, 6AS OR o TEAM FITTtN#
bls1nes8.
(17 Store on Mil street, a few uoorj north of Pa.
where mar be found aooma'me aqeortmect
of chan del1eks and other ? AH, steam
water FIXTURE*. ia?? I?
I SNYDER?
PLUMBER AND OAS FITTER,
Has removed to the oorner of Twelfth and F ate.
He ia prepared Ui introduoe Water ar.d Gas upon
the moat favorable terma, and guarantiei entire
attafaction.
Ha til on h&nd a lnt of I'.nnVfVfi
? ? ? ? ? v
STOCKS, whioh h? will ae!l lesn than oo&t, as fc?
m is lies to gel ria of litem. do 17
WG A 8 FIXTURES.
E Have in store, w.d are d%j y r-*oeiT?n?, OAS
FIXTURES of entirely New PV**n:2and Decern
and Fursh. superior m 8ryte to anything Heretofore
oflered iu tuis maiket. We iuvile citizens general
It to rail and examine car stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, foelinr oontident that we hare tie bait
seieotM stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line intrusted to cur oftrt
will be promptly attended to.
MYERS & McGHAN.
mar >-tf a i? 1) wVect.
/ fcFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALE*
* / OF GAS METERS.
Wa?hiih?tok, J air It. 1*0.
NOTICE IS ffXKKPY GIVES. That, at re*
aoly to the proviaiona of the ordinance of the Cor
po ration app roved Mar 1*. ltej*, thn nnrteraisned ia
now prepared, "whenever refHired in writinc. and
on pre- ?a j went of the fen of fifty oeuta, to irapest.
examine, teat,prove, and ascertain the aooaraoy of
registration of any ias meter in pee in thuCi?y."
Every meter, if found inoorreot, will be oondemurxl
and another, aeaiod and marked ae true, wili be
act in i>? plaoe. If proved to be aooa~ai* in iU
meaaui?.ment of (aa, it will beaealea acco^aisftj,
and acain ?nt inpoaition for oae.
OAce No. ilO Seventh atreet,(rear Odd Fel
.on1 UallO <>pen from 3 a. m., to t p. ra.
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM,
Jy M tf inspector and Soaier of 6aa Metera.
u
NITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELERS**
On and afitt Tkmrtday, May 14, 1ML
rtlllMIl TBA1NS IITWktN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
Will runa* follow*:
LEAVE WASHINGTON at 4 15and7 1?a. m.
anu 2 $n and 5 46 p m arriving at Baltimore at 5-50
andS-ina m. an 4.05 tnd 7.30 p m.
LEA V E BALTIMORE a 4.3f> and 8 2u a. in. and
3 45 and 5 p in , arrivinr at Waahituton at 0.10 and
H.l"a. m. and 5 25 and 6 45 p. m.
Pa^aeuger Train* leavioc Washington at 7 10 a.
in. and 5 45 p. m.. and Baltimore at 8 30 a w and 5
5. m , mate direot connexion* for AauapoiU attko
uoetion,
Train* lrtve Amapoiii for Baltimore and Wash
ington at 6.3Q a. m. and 4 15 p. m
PaM-jnger 1'rain* Inarm* A' ashington at 4.15 ard
7.lo a. m and 2 3i> p. m. make direct oonnexion* at
lla'timf>re fur FhiiMUifbM? N?w York, Hvatun,
atd ail other pomU North.
Ail article of freight (not oontraband of war)
will be transported over th? lino. Tonnage Traice
will wivd Baltimore at 4 2" a. m. Leave Wsalting
Wnat7.p.m.
By order of the Secretary of War :
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
m 18 General Manager.
IT a Iffll !fi D V O/^II'TO
| I *? tui Ut * AM I IVUl/ I n
U. SPECIAL notice.
On sun pa V ?he Trains will leave the IVpot at
7.10 a. in and 2 90 p. ro tor Philadelphia an'l New
York. Tr^ns wi'i arrive at 6 1? a. in. ad 5 45 p. ni.
THOMAS A. SCOTT. ??en'l Matager.
ma 18 Huron, Into!. and Uepnb.]
Female boarding and day school
AI-SfiAXDRlA, VA.
Mri. 8. i. MdCORMICR. PautciraL.
The thirteenth anihnal session of tan Institution
will eommcnoe on Tuesday. S^pteinJfer lBlli, lit the
hf?n?o recotty oooupied by Sylvester Scott, Eh.,
N?. 1?0 King street.
The oourse of study pursued will oonipri?eftll
the r.ranc.ies r??uisite K> a thorough English Eon
' at.oc, and Music, Frenoh, Latin and Drawing, U
deai red.
In audition to day sohol&rs. Mri. MoOormick ia
prepares! ttreoeivaa limit.Ni numUrof unsilt *?
lio&rddra. who, c'.'istitatinr a part of her own fnm
tij, will be under her immediate oare sad super v.
ion. She will aiideavor. & far rji possible, to ?ar
rouad thorn wit.i the comforts und kindW tufloecoei
of Hon-.*.
lltf?rtiuts.? Kc-r. a to. H. Nortos. Rev. Dr. Eiiaf
Harrison, Her. D. F. Sprigg, WiIhaio H. Kowie,
f.M., Ed?ar Snowden, Km., Edmund K. Witii.or
Ess., flanry Marl-cry, Lawn McKenue
Es*., Ko!>ert H. Honton, Km, VV. I) vVailaoh
Editor Eveaine Star, BenjarnTn Waters. Esq.,Jas
Entwisle, Jr., Em,Cot. John w.Minor. Loadour,
Messrs. biackiooc k, Marshall. Messrs. Co fe
Brothers.
Tumi.
Board, with Tnition in aJ the En?Li*h 13ranches,
ami for the annual session?parable semi-acn^ailT,
in ad vanoe.
Music an/4 I/Jiaf najrs at Profetsors' prioas.
fo extra cnarte*. an S#-tl
T CARRIAGES.
HE Hnbsoriber having mart* additions to his
faotor;, making it now oueot the argest.jpms?,
in the Distriot, where hie facUitie*M#U5'2?L
for manu'aoturing CARRIAGES ami w" w'
LIGI1 i W^UONS ol aii kinds o?>inot be ?ur
passed. *nd from his lone eiparienoe in the busi
nesa.he h'?p?s to give gersrnl sati?(a^tion.
All kind* of Carnages aud Liiciit Wa|i<M kept
on hand
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders
proruf Uj attended to.
Heoona hand Carriage? taken in exoh\nce for
new on>s. A.VPttKW J. JO YOK,
d 18 tf eorner of Fourteenth and E ata.
^ OW-PRIOED CARPETING3.
J net reo?ived and for aai?at the o d ata - d of '?la
gett A Dodaon No. 4 *iark?txpnce.afr<ifch tojpfly
of auper IN GRAIN CARPKTINGS. which will
be sola a?touisliintljr low
Kxoeilent All-wool Double Incrain, at etnta,
worth fHX oentx.
tntto at So oeuta, worth 75. Ditto at 3-Jf, worth SO.
A ?n, a lull stock oft-halos ai.d Mnumaia for
Shades ; Moe^uito Neta, Pioture Cords, 4o.
JAM B DOUSON.
je 18 eo3t No.4 Market fpaoe.
IJOOia AJNJLI 4kOM TO *B?
W ? ?r- npir oiftnuf&cturiue ftli kiada of BOOTS
oaa ilHOFH, and ooratftutTy rooennne ft?
aupi>ij- of Partem raftde work of er^rrdi* ?S
aonyuu", raMe expraaaiy to ord?r, ftn<i wulW TV
bo aold at & iu joo io^or rtion th*n hu hMn' '- *??
b?r?tofi>r? oh*rg?d m uu* o.ty for meol. inferior
irtiolv.
Person in ??ct of Boots ?.c < ?ii?ed of etataru or
city rami# vurk.'*111 alvftyaliad t^tod ftwirtir.ee
la atoroftiiti at th# lowwt prions. Gi^e ua % a*!!.
6EIFFIN * BHO.,
ftp l-r 314 P?nua>lTftniK nm.iw.
(11BBS* HAIR STORK,
VT No 24*2 Pa. ay . bkt 12th ahi? 111 h 8Ta.
PBKrUMKKY te BRA D* CURLS WIGS.
HALFWIOS, FKlZKTTES, to. A fall atoox
ftlvftfa on huxi, or made to order it the 'hurte?t
aouoe, Uftir Work repftiied or oxohftnffod.
N. B.?Lftrtlaa' Hftir Dy*d in tLa m?at naNir*
manner. m? W 6m
| ^KEEN CORN, JN CAN8; PETITE POJS;
OhampiKQoua; Freob ToiafttoM. in auftrteftna:
Preaerved Froit, of many rarietiea; Coui.efY<d
fling*-,(Canton;) Angetiuae. Kreati Mackerelar.d
Ha tbut, in oan?: hoati Lobatera and Cla'ra, in
eana: sardine*; Brandied K.uits; Croute AlHI&ek
weli'e noklet, dauoea, <'a?ara, Oiivea, A o. Fur
*>el?T KIN8 ft BURCHKLL.O'ooera,
"i 3 Corner Vermont aw. and tSth ?t
KO ftnALB9.8?APAN0CANl)LESF R
'/U^UUU ia ? cueap for oaah Alto, wasted,
iw.O u iba. Kou*h Tallow and Ureaae, at the Na
tiunal Soaa and Candle Worka, ooiner Green at.
and tlie Canal, tieor<etowu.
Jeft-lm ?T B. JKWKLL. Proprietor.
YWOOD AND COAL.
OU Will aurely ?rt joar money'a worth by
oalHng at the PlONKtR MILLS, somtkwui cor
**r of Sertnth strut and Carnal, (UKO. PAHK,
Axent.) They aell cheaper and five better meaaure
than any othera in tlie city ?out, aeliL aab deliv
ered fraa of charge. If t?? dan 11 eheve .?re
? Pioneer Mtlla atria., aod be aak?f?(
/ WICKJIB, PETTY OFFICERS. AN0 8m
* ' rn <n trko *w? on board ot an; V. J?. (bias at
Um uaptara of u; vlavor oan hav* th?ir oUim* far
Bunnty and Head Mom; prvtnptlr attend*! to t>j
MPlri*f ! or addromm 0. K waI.I.aCH,
w?>hi??tr?r l> * l?
L\CK L?ACie. SHAWLS
aND VANTTLLA6.
We era aioetag out our etookat great e%orifio?a
^K^'h,ca*,rV'&?ru;^T's,gr 3
Je m 9t ?M Pmntii itmt, ?bon P?. %r,
Ob. J. H McLEAN'S
8TE?VGTHEHDT0 OOSD1AL
AMI BLOOD FIRIFIBK
TUS GREATEST REMEDY ?? U? WORLD,
flu! most
DCUCIO*! AMD *T?
DELIGHTFUL ? ?/
. cnuniii. 17
}ETSBi TAKKN.
li i* auicil* * ??l
uiilt ud T if cu
bit CMopMnd, ?* -
??rad ky !> duul.a
tiau ?( mu, . arfca,
i J kuti Tall**
I'?l, B ?.<1 Imi,
i.- c? Ituji
rtiU, Wild CfcarTT
ir?, ?oJ DaadaitM
i.'.an u U tu e?
fMltita.
Tba aniira atttva
rc lMm rnnaipia 4
^ . ? faaeh tnfrad'.an . n
Before tak'niL1" *^ After taking.
diatlllinf. pradaai g a daliciaai, aiailur Utn j tfrtt, ud Ik*
Ml tofallikla ra?:djlai raaa*aui>| :k? 4 taaaau m'la,
lad taa'ariaf laa t tk. aaf.nuj, tad iaiuuaiad laaaad M
katitk ted atraafU
MeLEAN>S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
Will afatiaallj tmia ViTar Campiami. Dyapai^it, ;<ai
dlaa,' ,'h ran i a ar Nartaaa DaVilkj, Diaa.aaa afiaa I'doari.
ud all tMaaaaaa anatnf fram a diaardarad Wi?ar rr atamita,
3ja?a?a.i, aarlaarn, li.ward Piiaa, Aeiditr ar Hickr.au a!
Ika i?!E?sk, Tvlinraa af B'.aal -? Uia Mai.il. Dtil Pain at
wimtairif iBlkaMtid, Paipni-jae af thaPaan, Pal:aaaa
a? *r a jV. 1b t*>a Blliiacht law Krccvauaca, Cbakir j ai
Strata n Taa's i th?:: l-rjr.f dawr, Drytiaaa ar TaliaW
i'u af t!vf Ikia aad Byaa, )tif*:t Bvaau, luwirl Parara,
fa'.r. in n.a tiiail af t:a lack, Ctaai, ar fnia. Paddat
Piaahaa af Hatt, -t;ra?-laT af tpir.ia, Prifh.fal Oraaraa.
ku(ii>, Vaaaaodo.ay ar any nartaaa d.aaaaa, flaraa at
Blaicbaa aa itt Itia.ul fiaarud km (at CklUa uJ
rrrt?.7
Of EE A MILLION BOTTLES
ka?* k**? *?!d tlannj U? laat an naoik*, aai t? la
Ubci kn hfal'*d Is fir'-ay *ntir* tiafiettti.. Wk*. tk?a,
will iiIm fr*m WiiVtM cr D*klltiy MckKAMI
rrrCMCTIKHIliaCUIlDI/.L wi!' car* r*? '
N* lir firp iil ? ' ??? ?r Id** *f Ik* iaa*dl
*1* aad UKMI rairaaa hi pr*ilBe*d *r ukiaf tkl*
C?rv!tl ta <h? C:**'*t >( uakLil.atad, r id tfctlurtd i*f*??
*y*l*a, wk*tk*7 kr*k*a J*?n ky *1(111, vnk ky Kit,
> iaptirtd ky i'itu*u, th* r*:ri*j and ar.tiraaf *i(aa:
Ul ta U it*i*f?d .* ;u f?:?Ua* h*altk aad iif*t
HARMED rERSOXSt
r atkai*. a*atil*?< at lra'aility fr*m wk*:***r ***?*, will
ad HcUAH ffT AKM6TIEN IN* CORDIAL a Ik*
r*Bfk it ft anWl af Ik* *y*i*a; acd all v ha ma* kar* )a
|*i*d tktaxi*** ky la-yit^ir ludai|?ac?* will fad La tkl*
OHU! a a*rUla aad ap**ay r*ra*dy.
TO THE LADIES.
McLIAII ?TC.XM?TBCHUia LutDiAku a mih
In aad ?M?a? IneipUnt C*naanipiii?,
Okatracud at oilemit Miiiuuiim.I ocauliaanca ?f Brio#
f h't'uur; DtKHip tkaraaf, Faiiiof af to* Watnk,
lddtcaaa, rtinucf. and all dlta&aaa tucidant ta Fanalaa.
THE HE IS 1*0 MISTAKE ABOUT IT
r ua taujai Ta?a it acaardinf ta d:raeu*na. It will
ti'aa'.ata. :.-?efikao. ac<3 In'ifaraia raa tod eim tka
klaar* af it* m maaol yii> tkm i(U>. Imii kaula U
lltlUllO V* ft?a tlUllltUM.
yOU CHILDREN,
!/? ?? afctldraa an tltkly, at aBiatad, MokllHI
COSDIAL vlll ccaka tkaai k?alU>ri'at, anJ rakatL Daiay
aat a aaiaaatf uj it, aad 7a* will ka aaaviuaad. It u da
Ut:aaa ta lata.
0A WTIOJf.
Baarara af dracrtau ar daalara ?h< nti lit ta aalia aaaa
jaa mis( ktuar ar utr panlii traah, wi^ck'u-ejr" >u bay
akaap, k? lartnf it U 1??l * ??g<1. A??i l lach isto. Ad
far McklCAlt'a ITiO^IOrilEniNO COBUIAL, and uka
aathinf alia. It ta tha mly raoiady that will fanfy tka
laad toaraafhl* ?nd ; th? urea tlma ttrai f bao tea
Una uu^tKifd ukau ???ry taa'.iuf a caruin
ftf'i far ( 'biiU aad Tarir, Tallow > at
an* araaalaot diaaaia. It ta pat as la larva ka-.tlaa. Pnct
ar.ty |l par katlla, ar Iteulaa far 1. I M< LKAM,
ait praarutar af (Jus Cardial; alaa, Mckaan'a Ta.cn.ic Ol
btamaat. Pnoaipwi Dapat aa tka aarott af Tkird aad
Plaa atraau, It. Mu, Ma.
MoLd&n's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
(THE IDT klfflMENT IN THE WOEbH )
Tk? my aafa xoa aartaln cara far Cancan, Pilti, Ta
zvfr'v.iKv.rj jsiHHkr. trtoab* Zz,
EbaamaUam, lufmu af iba Jatoia.Caotraetad Kaaelaa at
htfananu, Kara&ba arTaaUiacha, Braiaaa, aprawa, Fraak
Gata, Wa?r da. Clean, raaar faraa, Cakad Er?-ai_ art
Hlpplaa, Katua, Bca.ds, ftara Tbraat, ar any iaknouiiao ar
aaa. ditaranta baa aarara ar Iwr iba diaaua mi
Lara anatad, MckKAVI CJCbSBBArkll kUflMENT ia
a itrau rareadr.
Thamaauda af hhu balap lata kaaa aarad a I'fa af 41a
trapitada ud aiaary kj ifca aaa af tlla kuralaakla ranadj.
McLEAPra VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will raliara , .... alrraat uiatamai.aaaai j, ud it will i.au,
> a - * acd baa) tba faalaat aaraa ia u ucradftla a: on una.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLCANt CELEBRATED LINIMKNT ia Iba acly aafa
ud raliabla ramady far tha eara af Sparta, Rlor^ora,
Windfaila, IpliLU, Sanataral La in pa, Nadaa ar l*a.!:'.ra.
it narar lailad ta cara 13.f Raad, Fallarii, fiataic., Old
Eaoauif ?oraa, ar Ivaaa*. if praaari? applied. Par
pr' na, Braaaa, ;r?tcBaa, Cracked Haala, Cbaiaa, Saddle
ar 'Ja'lar Sella, Gate. Seree, at Wan h, it ia an ufaWkie
raxad;. A pf .j It aa directed end a aara ia cartaia ia t'ar;
iaaiaiita.
Tkan ?flte re .?i.(ar tk* m'.ny warthleea Llataienie
#f af a" ia ;aa ??bt-rr. a aspp Ir af D? .V LilABra CtLE
auTLiiuiiUiaf i. _.fi
J. H Mi Li.Ah, Pr?fr.?t?r,
Ctmit Third *od fina (it-, It. UtM, M?.
UlitkH 0TOTT, 171 Tl i?., nU (fiat tc Wt??in?)
<aa 1.1 V riMVL
WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
DK. HHU.flAN u experience ol ten
twb, estwMisbed the above refute fn.aj
*uscker?, e^ll isJ Indian or Bermatj doctors.
Mi l p etender* of witchcraft and iir>o*tora in gen
eral
This Is the only place whore a sure and speed?
cure oan be obtained <n the world (or all improper
and evil habile, gonorrhtt, ginet, seminal weak
doh, syphil.is, primary seoondary. and farttary,
orgamo weakness. puns in the toins, strictures,
general debility, prostration, cervon- lose, restless
nights. palpitation of the heart, ringing in the ears,
loss of nunnry, oonfneion.melaucroly %<f?etions
of liie fcoad, throat, noee, and skin, an^ aU those
peculiar disorders arising trom the indiaoretlon of
jou*h? rendering them nnftt for either basinaes,
sl'.lJt. Soeietr. or ms.rrle*e.
Dr. ?. h&s the createat remedies in the known
world for diaaasea of the blood. lonor'h*. c>et,
structures, ai ph'!h?, aeminal weeknesa, ae!f abuse,
* o. There ia no ca?e in whloh they fail to oure to
from 3 to i day a.
Victims c-f tisese horrible ooiry'.alnts, who woald t
wish to le valuable meu a.n<: oroainenta to aoc>etj,
ahonld embrace the earliest opportunity for relt?(.
Dr. Shuin?n fcae >u vis the moaloorap otearr&LSO
nrr?ct* for the comfort of hi a patieuta who ec me
fro.n a digtanoe. They will be famished with the
cioet j*easv.t and agreeable * carter*, neceaaarr
(Mot, auu mad* a? coiufortaole as they would be at
a firat o!ar* tote! at lea* than ha.'f the ooat.
Do not lorget toa name acd pgsiber. Dr. Sha
n?u >unin on io? ooraer 01 -ix:ii aL i
PermM'.Tpri* ?v??cti?, Glaraailnn opposite
tli* Nation*! Iiulal, Waahinaton. D C
i'erftias at e.diatr?jo? ahoDld eooloce stamp for
return p^sfje. OBaa hoare, # A. M to 1C P.M.
Vario&a parties hava !-fen ?nUc?d trom ny in
stitution h? o?rtivia awikd'ara ob back *tr*.v? in
tt?a <*ity, who will rn* it M l thftday ofth?ir d"*t:;.
A word to th* wi?-? ia sufficient. ar ? 1?
klHWtRl.t'S
Annihilating
Powder
la the onli known aud
beat trtiole to
ztarmiaftte
Roaoue-., Hnta,
Arta. Mntl.a Pli**
Fley Givdfn'Woriu
It coftfaiflM no toiiM.
89H VVKR1N1* PILLS are ??r? death to RaU
ana Miee. M t*ohwerin h*? r?-o*ived certifioat-**
fri'rn It.e President of birard C .1 e*? Oir:-vivrR oi
lluuM of Rtiufo, Pennsylvania Hoapitai, and
other Prominent ln?t:tution* of Phiiadelpnia ; U.
8. Jm;, v? ahiiinctoo, 1) C.; and Charity iloapital.
Now Orleane. La
The origibai certificate! can be eeen at the
VYbolaaaieand Retail Dep >t liM North Saftond
street, Philadelphia, and f >r ?a!e in thu o;t* tiy D.
B. CLARK, ooniar Pa. avenue and 4*au? aixl by
all Dructi.U an 1 Grocers.
BE WAR K. OF SPURIOUS* IMITATIONS.
Remember to a*k for Schwerm'e Aunihi
Lauoz Huvdar.
tO* None tenulne anleuufcod ,* }. ^cuwsbih.
ma UMtmeo
Clk Farre'i Ghtmpafne.
A. OUUlllilVAft m, UU.I
No 7, North CharUi Baltimore
THE WEEKLY STAR
TbVa MCrlUnt r>mll> hi
containing I gmtrr variotv of InWrrttlm i*a'
log than can be found In any thn-li |<afck.la <- i
on Friday morning.
Taxva?C**k, mrmimblp, to nd^mr*.
It Invariably coota'.ua tbc tVaahlag'OM > *"?'
that baa n.ade Tk* D**tf Mt-mmg Ji*r clrcuiata
?o generally ttrougbout tb? muLtry
?j-Single copira (In wrap;?ra) can toe pro
cured at the counter, lmuwllatrlv afV-r the tan-*
of the paper. Price?THKKfc CENT#
Wngle copT, per ann um
Fir# coptea
Tea roplea...
Twenty 1 to roplea
fl i0
? 7S
Ml OJ
? *
rw? Cvmtk. (W, Hoarmuu. In
Awtnaa <m* 'rrtl?ir? o* St?*
rnrif ' t if K*:"rr (?
Hnrkmt I rmi* m (m<w?.r
lu.it. inwa.
# f < .??r 1* i $i
WMPW I# IIU pwri
PUBLIC orGUKRI
an? SLNUKRS.
P?w arc ?Tir* of U?c iiDforune* of check I * r *
Co?k or "Common Coiu ib iU lirit ?rve;tn\t
which in tb* begets would y ic> 1 to a m.
dr. it oef leotenl, a?K>c attack cue I
B'omckia, T\ccJttt." cor.UUbWic tienm o?fit <u*ie?ti
anta, allay Piurnr>nary and UioLohta. Irritation.
I "That trott'.!* in my Th.oat. tfor
BROWNE which tho "T^cch**" area k*e fij)
! having made n,o often a mere vine
TROCHES Krw.' N. P. WILLIS.
BROWN'S **' raortitja?"?il tfceir uaeto Pvblic
TROCHKS RUV. E. H. CHOPIN.
"G reat re rvioe I n cu nl r.f H 04 * ?
BROWN'S ?*? ." KKV. DA.MKL V ir K.
" Vawi it??ta!it rel ?f it the ?1j?
111tnaaias v : r of bmi>m w u.iar
HROWNN W AlTH?*
HRU v?l 3 KfcV. A. C. KGGt.KSToN.
I
TROCHES
BROW N'?
Oo.-.lAia CO <'pu?!l! or ?r.|tli;EC
UP. A A HA I S.
iQlinoi*.'
TROtHhr bua f*r loverf-. ?c.
l?il. G. F. K19BL.OW.
/.CUM,
BROWN'!*
1ROCHES
BROWN'S
TRoCHK^
BROWN'S
TROCKRS
BROWN't
TROCHES
" Kecefo.% <r. B?iKrH!*i?."
i)K. J. K. . L>A MR.
Peittm
m 1 hRT<? prowd tH*m e*oe:ier.? for
WBOortjM Cn?i,"
RLV. H. W. WA R HKM,
Pot urn.
* l)nn*fioi?' wfrn ?oinppi.wU lo
o&k. sutler.(*C flOBD Cot ;..''
4KV. a*. J.I-.ANDrSMi.M.
Si. Lorntf.
" Evri . WAL in rMnoviri H?'?f
i tesa ft: 1 'rriiation of the f' ro*
?o
srown'f common vitii pruint and " !?s
troches *'rof m. stacy
/ <??? '??, t.
brown's" s nth* n
r*in? * Co.!?|?.
troches "si^at b?n?6t wiier, ta?ou . ?f< -t
mn^ 3jt*r prf?*r,?i.,r. r.? the* p -v?t t
brown's, h.iara^sp . i t!.?ir
1 think wi of per?ti?u?i;i a i
troches rtiitm* to om.
? r*:v. e. kowlkv. a m.
biownvi Pre?:<if-atcrf attsmcoll-r- t-ur.
troches "i'T- 'ivrr : Ki TVV en
ty i 1v? oems a box
de 1-1?
PROF. wood's
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
A?n>
BLOOD EEtfOVATER
1* preoiifi? wi.at iu uaine icdicai?*. for, vti.t
lea?ar.t to tne?s.*t*. it i* revivif*in*.eii.a*rat:i |,
Inruora'inc ?n<i atren.th?- in* to the vita power ,
and at tii# am* Ume revivifies. raiut>L*tee, and r?
news the H ?od iu a i it* oricira. pu it>, and time
at onoe rtitore? *n/1 'ruirrt ik' ryttrm
toatlarkf nf ? ueaje. It is t.': on y pr?-pa atiou
ever ofleroo t-> the world. so che?*tioaliy and tki'l
ful'y ? mlnsed as to be the no?t p> ? rftii toiiia,
and at the same time " perfect? to. a* <
aot id perfect aooordauo- witti tr.e lavro of nature,
au<> townee will soo'.kt tkt titowth. v J
tone up the 4irmuv? orpuii, v.. thus a ia< a t, .
rom ai d 'ther irritation. iti?p rjeot.* extoiia a
tint and at ttie same tnr.o it la tv >tip> ~e?i ?a(uel| >?f
Te*etaSj!e?, yet *o c>int)ine?i a? to produce the ni*t
tnorourh tonic effect. without p,?d'joir| any i.
iurious oonao^ueac-3*. r-nah a remedy ha* ?oi
rs?e felt to be a desideratum :n the nifedioa w l.i,
for it needs do medical sk II to see u a' del"li??
I Hows al! attacas of disease. . u<3 proceed am irr
deed '.ays the system open to the insidious a'lA i s
at .-nanT of Uie moat fatai.suoh,for exams.e, aa ti.e
following: Consumption, imli^ewtion, Oyapec>s;a,
I oaa of Appetite, Faiijtii**a, Nervous ImtaM.itf.
Neura gia, ValPitati^n of the heart. Me anclio w.
Nitnt sweat*. Lai.cor, ?iddice??, Kete;.tion oi. aa
weTl a* Painfu' OMUnoied. too profuse, or too
ec?nt Menstruation, and FV'tnr of the \Vomf>.
I uc?c Oil urpri.u uiumi p; *- ici?i UOlli I if. I rU" pare,
e o*:thr tonic Ooraia aii i Hood R?novat-r i# *
*r?toourf Mtae us ii'.or;t and set i'ii*:" a
bo mi*:&k? afv ut it . Butthia 1a not a'l If tia
iratem la v?ak?D*d we are open to Unoua ai
iha !ir?r b**ooo??? torpiu. or worae<Ummm.
tiJe tidneTe refuae to perform tlieir fanotiora. &i .1
?i> are troatleu wun ?e* uin* anu ii<oontint?r.o? <>f
urine, or inrniurt&*7 ilwa?rj? o! t*e *aru?.
in the hack, aide and i-etwe-r. the aboaUtora. ei
Me?ic#4y liable to tliriit aoiua. oonm*. ?aa it an
onecked. boop omaciai.on (oilcva,ai:<i ttie p&tiei.t
(:oe? down to & prwr.&iuro crave, (tut asaoe *i 1
Got ailow ui to eiiDmorate tiie mu? ilia to wmoii ?i
are .tabie in a woafrened condition ot tue itutm.
HuTwe wi?l a&j in thia Cordial and B oo4 h'L"v -
tor jon li&re a perfect -a:? ?! ri..a:.t r.r d v?ral
rfm?d; for louof Apttile. Siiioua.ieca. P atu
I?do<S ~ "a* ant aick rHomaoh. l.azuour. l iver
OonilKiBt.Cb'i !*iad K'r?r.<" tni I? . v?at'^.> k
CottirctiMa. Aridity of thetH-maoti, NfTMiup^*,
Nauralgia, P? piiALJ! of Uj? lioart,
ofSi>iriu.t*orP.irplea on the Kaoe, ?>: m.j dn
a?e ariaiar m>m impure lilnod, ?uol aa t*ernf?Ta,
I,i jsipr-ifc*. BronchlUi, Coueh, CilLcu.ty of Broa':i
inc. a.n'i that olaea of iIiwmm cv ed f??ii?? *
wt at uerf, and eovmemlod above. We wil'aao
ay the tiavoler exposed hi *pideinio?. ahnr.c* <>f
Climate and water, will ?uJ it a p>Mai<t. aafe a: 1
*ure re?^e?iy, and no one anou'd orez '-'aval ?it -
out. Re*<i*r. try it.f?r we as?n*e yon you wi.l
tDd in it a friend indeed. &a we. aa tirimin oerxl.
AK peraona of aedef.tar; habita fcn<! it ^ pei
feet preventive of, aa well aa a C3re for tho^e ail
ment* which toey ere particular * cx>'>i!e?l H.mci
niTiatera. aluder ta. aftnrneya, lltorar* jentiemen,
and ladies who are not arouetoreod to iroch out
door exeroiee, Will ?M it to ttifir a?'vwr.ta*e to
keep a br.ttle oous'v '.? on hard, and above n I
mother* or thoac auon, w oacn
thflkt moat A inr. rr.n ??rirwl rrt nnlt with ail I (S ^>r
trout omed atranjUi. bat ?tie and frae from H e
thousand aiimrata ao prova.< nt ai.ior.r the f?m? ?
portion of tn? vorld. in abort, ia inH**d a a
uordial. Try it old and faaaew io?e?r ?in t .a
rak of dKar; it anil relieve anJ pr^ve it*a f emphat
ically a IU*tor+ltv* C&rdtni unU li.ood Htnotal9?.
O. J. WOOD, proprietor, 444 liroitd#*?, New
York, and 114 Market 8t. lyooin, M?..an1
old ?y all gooC Drumiala. Prioa On* Doilat per
Bottle.
PROF WOOD'S
RES TOR A TTVE CORDIAL
am
blajuij ttr.iyu va. ixjr.
Bold m Una city by O. 9TOTT, ST* P&.
%B y -wol T. nw
rpHE ALL SUFFICIENT THRLE.
TRIE8EMAR.1J ltd ?-Pro:?ct?d by Rrr*
letters Patent oT KOgnad, n.d *K>ur?d uj tn*
Ka of tn? Kcoia de ruraMM1 <1? P&ria, acd Ui?
__ arikl Col'er'* ;f MediAin*. Vienr*.
?. 119 itTfcTi^b!? f<?T cxkMatioii asd natorrhat.
the form of a K?aen*e. den id of tear* aJUawe ,
and ean be earned in the inurU?i pocket. ?o'fl
in tit oa??*, and rtmded a o ?r pa rale Ho#?*, kA
rainieterea It Veip?au, Li ?miLd, Kouj R,c. r-1
tLC Prioe #3 each. or :onr aeeee for #f>. %-hu .
HTM *, Mid ID #97cv?tWh?rtbi Utrtiiin:
ids or |9. To be had,-vhoieealeacd retail, of !>
BARROW, nf 1*4 h -eoker etreet, New Yar*.
I iiii and lately onreoetvir.* a remittance. Dr. Harrow
Will forward'Uie Trieeeaiaj to any part ft Ue vo*i!,
ecareiy pecked, and addieeeec aeoordiac to the tc
tractions of the writer.
The Book, of a'l ethers, that eh ->aM be read by
men with damaced atd broken down oonatitbUora
ta "Hainan Frantr, or Phy?io.o?ic*l Reeearcl ea "
aie baanUfally llfutrated, and treata ^'Lute of
1 the rnay one that invenab'? dereloa n -
e ret. eooner or later, reaaitinc mm tfce frai* >+*
and vitiating habiu of earl* /oath. mctpeciiaui.c
the v.ci rr iroia aaanng the fraition of th* matu
onial ?tate, and if notjjheofced in tin e, u*^i c
Mine ail tii? m
him, Mat by * ?. tot im?rii.{ um aaunrolT <1
Sold bj Dr. KA ROW, 194 at e*t,
doerj Mo* Mtodoafll, Nrw ^ orfc. Prt<
*Sold &.ao ftj 8. C. For?, Jr., Dm* lK*?i Wul
iBfton. D C. gg
i?o i>im? z
nufinlt?.?iii.
|*ar
ice &
NO
POK BTAMPIN#
PACKET OF PAPKI
AND ENVELOPE*
VO MATCH.
Ilttl
HKTKOPOUTAM
BOOK8TOEE.

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