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C1IUUCII D1HECTOUY.
CAtmotics
Bt, Patrick's Church, on I street north,
toreer of Tenth street-west, Rsr. J. A.Wal.
ter, pastor, Rt. P. F. McCarthy and lUr.
jT. Jordan, assistants.
St Pater's Church, Capitol mil, corner of
Second itreet east and 0 street loath, lUr,
Mr. Boyle U the pastor.
St Matthew's Chart h, comer of Fifteenth
and II itreel, Factor, Rer. Charlci White,
D.D. Iter. Mr. MeNally, assistant.
St, Mary's, (Airman.) on Fifth, near II
ttrttti Iter. ifatthles Allg, putor.
St. Dominica's Church, corner of Slith
and F streets, (Iiland,) pastor. Iter. J. A.
Uokel, 0.8 D assistants, Rer. N.D Young,
O. S. D. Iter. J. II. Lynch, O. B. D. Iter II.
P. IUlph, 0. 6. D. Iter. P. C. Call, 0. S D.
(St. Aloyslas, North Capitol itreet, comer
of I itreel, near the Douglas Iloepltalf Her.
Mr. Stoneitreat, pastor, and three asilitants.
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
corner of Eighth and N itreeti. Dirlne ier
vleee erery Sunday morning at 0 o'clock It
may for tho present bo considered a branch
frit. Patrick'! Church.
mitrosmt arucorAu
East Washington, Fourth itreet east, be
tween Q ttreet south and South Carolina are-
muo. Services 11 a. m , and eeenlog. Ker.
Ue. V. Leech It the pastor.
FonndryJMeetlnfr. House, Bar. I) P. Brown,
paitor, corner of Q and Fourteenth streets,
eserrtces morning at 11 and erenlng.
Wesley Chapel, corner Fifth and F streets.
Iter. D. N. Brown, pastor. Preaching at
1 a. m. and orenlng.
Hamllne Chapel, corner of Ninth and P
streets. Iter. John R. Effinger, paitor. Ser
vices at II a. m. and 7 p. m.
MeKendreo Chapel, Massachusetts arenue,
mar Ninth itreet. Ker. William Krebs,
paitor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and evening.
Fletcher Chapel, corner New York avenue
and Fourth itreet. Iter. Job Lambeth, pas
tor. Services 11 a. m and 7 p. m.
nlon Chapel, Iter J. II. M. Lemon, pas
tor, Is on Twentieth street, near Pennsyl
vania aTenaa, Services at 11 a, m. and 71
.m.
Ryland Chapel, Island, Tenth street, cor
ner of D street. Iter. William Hamilton,
D. D , the oldest aetlre preacher in the Bal
timore Conference, Is tho pastor. Services
at tho usual hour, mernlog and evening
Oorsuch Chapel, Island, L strcot south,
corner Four-and a-half street, about two.
thirds of the distance between the Canal and
Arsenal. Iter. J. N Davli Is the putor.
Services at the usual hours.
Waugh ChapeL Capitol Hill, corner of A
street north and Third street cast Bel
Ueorge Q. Markhara, putor. Services at 11
a. m. and 7f p. m.
Providence ChaneL Ber. M. A Turner,
putor, Second itreet east, corner I north, on
the hill, Just at the point where the cars
from Baltimore tarn to come into Washing
ton. Services every Sunday at 11 a ni and
In tho evening.
First Congregational Methodist Chapel, on
M street, near Ninth. Divine lenico Sab
bath morning and eenlngs
zrucoraL.
Christ Church, O street south, between
Sixth, and Seventh streets east, llev Dr.
Olds, putor. Sen ices at 11a m , and af
ternoon. St John's Church, opposite the President's
House Ber. John V. Lewis, rector. Ser
vices at 11 a. m , 4 .10 and 7 30 p. m Sun
day School at 3 30 p m
Trinity Church, Ber Mr Keeling, rector,
corner Third and C streets. Sunday service
at 11 a, ni , and evenings
Church of the Epiphany, Ber Dr Hall,
rector, 0 street north, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth. Sabbath services at 11 a
m , and afternoon
Church of the Ascension, H street north,
between Nlath and Tenth. Bar. Dr l'inkney,
rector. Saebath services at 11 a. m , and
evening.
Grace Church, Island Sunday services
at 11 a. m , and evening Rev M Holmead,
reetor.
Christ Church. Alexandria, Va. Service
very Sunday, at 11 a m. and 3 p. ra Ber
Mr. Fugttt, reetor Wuhington worshipped
maay years in this church.
Protestant Episcopal services held in the
M street Methodist Church, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, at 5 p m
airnsT.
First Baptist, Thirteenth itreet, between
u and 11 raslor. Iter. A V. Ulllelle, D
D. Services 11 a. m. and evening
Second Church, (near Nary Yard ) Or
ganised In 1810 Serrlces et 11 am and
orenlng. Rer. John Bray ofheiating tempo
rarily.
is itreel unurcn, soutn sine or ju sireei,
nearly a square eut from the General Post
Office, Ber. E 11. dray, putor. Services
11 a. m. and erenlng.
Fifth Baptist, D street south, near Four
ail a half.street (Island ) Putor, Her. C
C. Meador. Sabbath services 11 a. m and
renlng.
Calvary Bapttst, Ber. T B Howlett, hu
service Sunday morning and evening, corner
of Eighth and U streets.
rRBIBTTEnUlf.
Western Presbyterian Churcb.on II street,
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets,
near Pennsylvania avenue, First War J, Rev
J, N. Coombs, pastor. Sen Ices at 11 o clock
a m and at 7 p. m.
First Presbyterian, Four-end a-half street,
near the City Hall. Ber. Dr Sunderland,
the pastor, is temporarily absent in charge
of the American Chapel, Parii. Preaching
at 11 a m and 71 p m
New York avenue Church, Rev P D Qur
ley,D D Church is on New ork avenue,
between Thirteenth and leurteenth streets
Services at U a m andevenlug.
Fourth Church, Ninth street, half asriunre
north ol the Patent OOce edifice Ber John
C. Smith, D. D , the pastor for twenty-five
years Eervleo at II a m. and afternoon.
Aasembly's, pastor, Rev. T. B McFallt
turner of Massachusetts avenue and Fifth
street Scrrloei at 11 a. m and erenlng
Slith Presbyterian, Ber Ueo. U Smyth
Berrlees at 11 a m and 71 p in. Thursday
at 71 p m. Church on Blith itreet, m-ur
Maryland arenue.
Capitol Hill Presbyterian church, Bev.
John Chester, pastor On Fourth itreet oast.
between B street south and Ponnsylranla
arenue services at 11 a m ana 71 p. m
Old bchool Presbyterian, Seventh street,
Mend, between 1 and E. Bev. William W
Campbell, minister. Services on Bubbatb, at
is a. m
North Presbyterian chureh, N street north.
between Ninth and Tenth streets Ber,
Lewis 11 Fox, paitor Services at 11 a. ra
aad J 30 p in Sabbath School at 2 SO p m
mrnoniiT raoTiSTAST.
The Methodist Protestant church, on Ninth
street, between E and F, Putor, Bev J T.
Ward. Sabbath serrlcel 11 a. m and eYe
xJng.
Methodist Protestant, near Nary Yard,
Virginia arenne Rer James Thompson
paator Serrlces 11am and evening, and
'inureday evenings
umtariah cntiHcn
Sabbath services will be held In the Unlta
sian church, corner of D and Sixth streot,
ommencine at 11 o'clock, a m . and 71
p m. Rev. Mr Hepworth, of Boston, Mass t
at present omeiatmg
HuaawsmioooDE
Wuhington Hebrew Congregation, Eighth
treet, weet side, second square north of the
Patent Offloo mi DtwUnant f f the Interior.
BerrleV Friday evening at sanMt, InJ Sab.
bath mornings at 8 a. m.
raiaacs aiitni nooei.
Orthodox. No. 1U North Ninth street, two
door seuth of F street, watt side. Sabbath
services at 11 a. m.
Meeting; House, North I itreet (north side),
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
west. Mooting every Sabbath at 11 a. m.
Loraaaajr.
Herman Krarmlleal Coae-rrxatlon of Trin
ity, Unaltered Augsburg Confession, Fourth
street west, corner of E street north. Pestor
Ker. K. M. Buerger. Borneo morning, alter
noon, and night.
Uerman evangelical, u sireei norm, eemer
of Twentieth street west, First ward. Rer.
Samuel Flnckel, putor. Servkei 11 o'clock,
a m , and evening.
St. Paul's, corner of Eleventh and II streets
west. Ber, J. 0. Butler, putor. Services
11 a, m., and evening. LectureonThursday
erenlng
Erangelical Lutheran (German) St. John's
Church, Four-and half street, Iiiand. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock.
in. Froy, putor.
T JISUI1LIX,
Church, North Capitol street, between B
and C. Putor, Ber. Jabea Fox. Service!
11a.m.
ciatsrua cnunCH.
Tho Christian Church meet! In the Su
preme Court room of thta District, at tho
City Hall, on every Lord's Day, at 11 o'clock,
IFIRITlJaMlTS.
The Snlrltuallst Socletr hold religious ser
rlces In Union League Hall, 431 Ninth street,
between D and E, every Sunday, at 11 a. m,
and 71 p. m.
COLORED CHURCHES.
11FTIST.
First Baptist Church, corner Nineteenth
and I streets. Serrlcel 11 a. m., 3 and 7
p. m D W. Anderson, putor.
Shlloh, L, between 81xteeenth and Seven
teenth streets, Rer. Win. Walker, pastor.
Old Side Beptist, E, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, supplied by Itinerant
proaohere
Fourth and L streets, Rer. Albert BoulJIn,
putor.
Third, between H and I streets, Rer. John
Golnes, putor.
G, between Sixth and Seventh, (Island,)
Rer Win. Lee, pastor.
Zion, Second, below Lstreet,(Iiland,) Rer.
Wm. V alker, putor.
Camp Barker, Twelfth and R streets, sup.
piled by Dr. Hill, Rer. J. M. Mace, and
Itinerant preachers.
AFRICAX IITHOIIT II-lSCorAL.
Union Bethel, M, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets, Iter. J. D 8. Hall, paitor.
Israel, near "Onth end of Capitol, Rer. D.
W. Moore, putor.
Eighth, between D and E streets, Rer
John F Lane, putor.
tbeneter, Oreen itreet, Georgetown, Ber.
John J. Herbert, putor.
." xainoniST xriscoriL,
Aibury, Eleventh, and K itreeti, Rer. R.
i. lieu, putor.
Ebeneser, Fourth and D streets, (Capitol
Hill,) Rer Bobert II, Booerteon, paitor.
Mount Zion. Iadtson street, ueorgetown,
Ber. Mr. Brlce, putor.
AraicAx at. x. zion.
Zion Wesler. D street, between Second and
Third, (Island.) Rer. Sam'l L. Giles, putor.
Galbraith Chanel, L street, between Fourth
and Fifth, Rer. J. A. Jones, putor,
John YiotleT, Connecticut nrenue, be
tween L and M streets, near Seventeenth,
Iter J A. Williams, pastor. ,
Union Wesler. Twentr third street, be
tween L and M, Rer. R. II. Dyson, pastor.
BlrOKMID rEKSDrrxniAii, (scores covbhad-
TBRS 1
First, between N and 0 streets, Island,
Ber. J. M. Armour (while), putor.
raRsirTBRiAK.
Fifteenth street, betwoen I andK, Rer. II
H. Garnett, pastor,
Service! at 11 a m. and 8 P.M. Sunday
schooli at 0 a. m., and In iomo churchei at
3 p m. A few churches have service! also
at 3 p m. Tho Sunday School Union em
brace! most ef the colored Sunday ichools In
tho District, and holds quarterly meetings
Mr. Walker, of the Zion Wesley Church, (III.
and,) la tbe Fresident.
CRtJRCUBI til ftRORORTOWN.
Trinity, (Roman Catholic,) near the Col
lege St John's. Protestant Eolsconal.l Rev.
Mr. Tilllnghurst. Services morning and af
ternoon
Prosbyterlan, Rer. Mr". Taylor. Eerrloee
morning and erenlng.
Christ Church, P. E , Ber. Mr. Bonte.
Serrlces morning and erenlng
Methodltt Episcopal, Dumbarton street,
Ber. W. B Edwards, D. D. Services morn
ing and evening
Methodist Protestant, Congress street,
Bev. Mr. Bowers. Services morntog and
evening.
West Georgetown, M. E , Rer. George M
Berry Services morning and erenlng
Episcopal Mission, south High street, iter.
Mr. Brown. Sabbath school Instruction and
preaching eveny Sabbath.
first Baptist cnuren, corner iiumoarton
and Roclc .Roy. Sandy Alexander, pastor.
COSG11K8SIO.VAI, DIRECTOIIY.
Seuatora.
ADthonv.nearr B . 11. 1 . 23J 1 itreet. betweea
17lli and 18th.
Brown. B Orall, msiourl, eor 1'a ar and 5d
Bnckalew, Ctiaa K , Pa. , Wo 29 Sooth A .1
Chandler, Zacharlak, Mich , National Hotel.
Clark. Daniel. New llamoihire. No 590 tth at
tvuacss, arc us, una
Cow to, 4 gar, 1'a,
Conoesi, Joho, Cal , 445 13th it , bit B aed F
, , Mrs. Carter's, 1(0 4 Horth
CraarU, Aaron H , N 17 . Ifttlonal note.
Cre.weU, Jobn A J , Mi , Witloni.1 Hotel.
DoolltO, J H.WiseoDiln, 0 North A Itreet.
Dixon, James), Coon, 407 Hew York ftyeone
Darle, Oarrett. Kj ,471 Ctb t , let D tod E
Foote. Solomon, VI , Mn Carter'!. 4 North A
itreet.
FeieeDden, Wm V, Maine. 411 r etreet.
Foster, I. F 8 , Counectlcot. Wlllarde.
arlioee.J W, Ion a, 2D8U etreet
Oothrie, Jame., Kentncky.No SP9 Vermont t.
Ilsrrie. Ira. V Y . eorner lflth and II etreeli
U. Tl SY,- el WIj MaMV aier l.ulaarmain
IV W V, IIUVIU I V l II , UVrf ! sen n wi vivib
flth and 10th.
Hendereon.J U tMIeoaH,44S E etreet
HenilrlckB. T A . Indiana, Ure.TUler'i.Sd and
MlHioarl afenos
llviWrd. J 31 .Mlcb .437 JItl) et .bet E Dd Y
Johnson. Kererdr, Hd , 271 Vermont avenue.
Laoe, Jauee II . Kaneae, Setton Uooie
Lane, Henry B , Ud, 391 C et , bet 3d and K
M.. r,rft ii, K 1) , Iiew York, cor 15th and I et
Mi Duo if all. Jauee II . California. 175 Q itreet.
bet Uth and Suth Mi
Morrill, Lot St .sutne, waoblngton lloaie
Nearaltb. Jahii W . Oretron. 221 1'a.aTeone.
between 14th and 15th
Norton, Daniel B , Minn , CratcneU'a, corner
D and Bin (
Nye, Jemei W . Nevada. No. 163 a et .beLHth
and 13th
Poland, Lnker.Yermont.No 4 North A at ,
Capitol Hill
romeror, 64innl C , Eaniae, 322 I itreet, be
tween Uth and 14th
I.iddlu, Oeortfe It , DeUwire.571 6th it , let
Dand B
Uatn.er, Alexander, Hlnneiola, National.
BaaUbary, W , Delaware, No 4M 6th it
bbertDan, John, Ohio. No 323 K it . bet 13th
and 14th
Bourne r, Cbarlei, Mail , eorner 11th and F eta
Bprigne, Win , H I N W cor 6th aad
Stewart, Wm M , NeTida,570 N J avenne
f Stockton, J MIJ. WUlard'a Hotel
Trnmhnll, Lyman, JIUnoli, 430 D, between 6th
and 6th eta
Van Winkle, P 0 , West Vlrflnla, National.
Wade, Benjamin T , Ohio, No S VX etroet
Willliru Qt-irgt II , Oregon S F street
Wrlufct, William, N J .cor 6th and D ita
Wilton, Henry, ! , Waihlngton Uome
Wirier, W, T ,Wet Virginia, cor 34 it and
Mia-noori are
latei, Illcbard, 111 , 402 Z it bet 0th and ICth
CAKDII1ATE4 FOR ADHIM10K
Alcorn, J L , Mleitiilppl, Metropolitan Hotel
low ler, J 8 , Lonlilana.
liMXter, , Arkaneae
Iloohtou, Ouorge H , Alabama.
f'otler, li K.. Lonialana.
Ilabn, allcbael.LouUlana.Wlllird'i,
air, Joieph. Va., EbLltt Uonn.
Sharkey, Wia L , Ulu
tmlth, Chat, La.
enow, Win. D., Ark.
MTT. XUpMeekUUtoa ' I A
lllsy, Joa B , Msaile.tti, Ibtllt noes.
aeM,aa,nyevaDanaavrB.,ipmi r sirvei. r
AUleoe,Wav. ., lewa. MS. B eeeik . 1st lall.
..- A.ia u W..VI..I.. Hi...
!, vbbvb, , ,i Hiii,ia iivmn.
, Aaierooa, dearie w., Mo,) ee7 tU, etreet.
Iskler. Deloe B. . Htvede. 3l D sttset.bet. tlh
aid iota. '
aeaiey.juiea K. loate, M itreel
Baaka.Itetaealel P.. ataaa.. 42) D street, bet
tlkaaddh.
Baker, Jeha, nilaoli, 116 M St., bet. I aed r.
Balawla, Joke D , ataee. , U lnJlaaa aveaae.
Baiker, Abraham a., Peaea. , 44 oik etreet.
Bailer, Porteas, Vs., IS9 Y atreit.
Beajamla, John T , Mo ,575 etreet
Bereea, Tenals 0 , N V., Beaton llonse
Blatae, Jamil a , Mali., 457 tth street.
Blow, llearr T , Me , Mi T etreet
Boyer, Baejamla H , 1'enna , 351 19th street.
Brooks. Jamea. M T . Blatoa lloaie.
Broomall, Joho M , I'eeaa. , 555 K street.
Dockland,
a, Kelpb 1'., Ublo, Avenee iionsv.
VoatweU.OM. t , llaee , 412 13th et uL
iaBiaa, r, v . aiieaifraa, Aveane nonn
Bldwell, John, California, 4M 11th street
BnidT(H S Ohio, eor 6th et andPena tie
Baeklaad. R. P , Ohio. 4SS 12th it
Bromwll.H. r 1L, lUlnoli, SSa Ponrth .treet
Bingham, John A , Ohio, Washington Home.
Brandegee, Angnitae, Conn , 2.6 F etreet.
Bradford, A a .Colorado, 121Penn aienne.
Bnrlelgh, VTt A , Daiotah, National
Colfax, Schuyler. Ind., No 8 4Uit.
Chiller, J. W , I, T . 332 Frankltn Row, K. it.
Clarke, R, W Ohio, cor 8th and l'enn ave
Clarke, 81datr,Kaniaa, lletropolltan
Cobh.imMa.Wla , Hra ekldmore'K.H, 4S1'
Coakllag, Roieoe, New York SMI t etreet.
Cook, Barton O , llllnele, i D.bet. fith and 6ib,
Cnllom, S. U , Illinois 131 F itreet,
CalTr,C.V..Pebni7lTanlatIbbUtlTeia.
DatU, TT.B.T , T atreet, bet 13th and 14th.
Defrvee, Joe II , Ind , Chlpmin'i, 7lh itreet.
Dawion,Jno L . Pa. . Hre Horth' , 3d afreet.
Donnelly, IgaatUe, Minn , National.
Darling, W. A , New York, 437 13th etreet.
Demlag.n 0 Connecticut, 261 E etreet
Dawee, II L , Have , eorner Eth aad Pa. ai
Delano, Colnmbai, Ohio, Arenne lloaie
Denleon. Charlei, rennnylranle, Mitropoiltaa
Dixon, N F, Rhode Iiland, 2311 itreet.
"riggi, elonn r , Hicnigan, ii laonimana miv
Dnmont,beneier, Indiana, fet Cbarlei Hotel.
Denny, A A , Waih Ter , 3.3 C itreet,
Kldrtdge, Cha. A , Wleeonln, Kirk wood
Eggleiton, Benj , Ohio, Waihlnaton Uooie
it k ley, Ephratm, Ohlo,t2 I itreet
Bllot.T D ,Maeeachaiette,6eatoa House
Farniworth. Jno T. , HI , 23 Indiana arenne
Flack. W E., Ohio. Mn Browa'e, Third it
Farqnbar, J H,tndlani Avenoa lloaie
Ferry, T W .Michigan, National Hotel.
Oarneld,J A., Ohio, 163 V itreet
01oiebrenner,A.J ,PennaTlTan!a, 14 Mo are
aoodyear,Char1ee, New York, Seiton Home
0 rider, Uenry, Kentackr.327 U it , Capitol Hill,
Ortnnell, J B. Iowa, 25 Fonr-aoda'ttvlf at.
Orliwold,J A, New York, Will ardi Hotel
Goodwin, J N Art ioo a, 393 16th itreet
Habbell, J. R , Ohio, 4S8 12th itreet.
Hogan, John, Mlisoarl, corner 11th and II.
neaderaon. J n. D .Oregon, 63 0 etreet
Holtoei, 8 T,, New York, Arenne llonse
Unbhard, D , Jr , New York, Arenne Home
Harding A.C , IlllnoU 4M E,Ut6th and 6th.
Ulgby, Wm , California, 413 Carroll Row.
liolmei, grdney T , New York, Arenne Home
Hooper, Bamnel, Mauachoeetti, northwest
corner H and 15th itreeti
Hale, Robert H , New York, 427 Fifth atreet.
Harding. Aaron, Kentucky, 32J B itreet
narrli, B Q , Maryland
Hart, Roawtll, New York, Wormley'a I atreet,
bet Vermont arena and 16th itreet
Hayes. R. U , Ohio, 432 Thirteenth itreet.
Hill, Ralph, Indiana, 400 Fourth itreet
Hotchklee, 0 W , New York, Arenne Home
Hubbard, A W , Iowa, 13 Foor and -a half it
Hubbard, C. D . West Va , cor 3d and Mo. are,
Hubbard, J II , Conn .Washtngtun House
IlabbAll. T. N . isw York. WUUrd 'i Hotel
Hitchcock, P W , Nebraska, ill H, bet 11th
and 12th striata
11 oil rook, E D , Idaho, 30 ronr-ana-a-nin at.
Hooper, W H Utah, 487 Nlath, bet E and F
Hulburd, C.T .New York, 21 Indiana arenue.
Humphrey, James New York, 132 F street
Humphrey, J M lew York, beaton Uouie
Ingenoll.l C, IlllnoU. National
Jenekei.T A , Rhode Island, 133 I it
Johnion, Philip. Pa., 400 1 etreet
Jones, Uergan New York,
Julian, Geo W., Ind .424 Ut et east
Kelso, John R , Ho , 3Q3 First at , Capitol 11111.
Kuykendatl, A. J , Illinois, 371 Pa ar
Kerr, Michael C, Indiana, 42 Mleiourl are.
Kaaion, John A , Iowa, 274 F street
Ketebara, J H , New York, 231 Man arenue.
Kelly, Wm V , Penniylranla. M2 Twelfth it.
Lawrence, Wm , Ohio, 431 Sixth itreet
Loan,B F , MImouH, National
LaQln, Addison II , N Y , Metropolitan Hotel
Lawrence, George V , Pa , Arenue Home
Le Blond, F C , Ohio, Metropolitan Hotel.
Loegrear.Jobn W , Michigan, Seaton House
Lyncb.John, Maine, 402 Fourth etreet.
Latham. O. R .West lrelnla. cor B itreet and
Delaware areauo
Morrill, Jaitln 8 , Vermont, 403 Fourth street
Horehead, JaiK , Pennsylranta, 329 N Y are
UcKee,8amnl, Kentucky, 431 Twelfth itreet.
McClurg, J W , MUBonrt,4SJ Elerenth itreet
McKueT, Donald C , California, MX I atreet
Mereur, Ulyises, Pen my Irani a, C14 12th it
Marshall, Samuel 8 , Illinois. 479 Eighth it
Mariton, Oilman N H ,211 F bet 14th and Uth
Marrln, James M., N Y , 003 12th itreet
McCnllougb, Hlratit, Md , cor land Uth ita
Melndoe, Walter D , Wle , Mr TSkldmore'e,
23, 4U atreet
Miller, George F , Pa., 331 aonth 11 itreet, Cap
itol Hill
Morris, Daniel, N Y , Ehbltt Home
Mo a 1 ton, Seraoel W , III , S5 4th itret
Myen, Leonard, Pa , 403 Mereoth ttreet
Nicholson, John A , Delaware, 467 bthat,bet
Dand K
Newell, William A, N J , Wlltarda.
Nlblack, Win. E , Indiana, 41 Mo arenue.
Noell, Thomas ., Mo ,21 Louisiana arenne
O'Helll, Cbarlei, Pa , VlUanla.
Orth, G 8 , Indiana 212 F street.
Paine, Halbert E..WU ,2 lt it .Georgetown
Per htm, Sidney, Maine, 372 Fourth ttrvet.
Phelpi, Charles E , Maryland, WHlard'a
Pike, Frederick A , Maine, r0 Fonrth street
Pomeroy, Theodore M , N. Y . Metropolitan.
Price, Hiram, Iowa, 2-1 Four andahalf itreet
Planti.T, A , Ohio, cor Sth it and Penn are
Patterson, J W , New Hampshire, 4iS D at
Potto n, C D , Arlfrna, Wlllards'
Rousseau, Lorell H , Kentucky, M1 F itreet
Raymond, Henry J., N Y.,2M Ibetweeul7th
and ISth itreet.
Randall, fiam'l J, Penn, S3 Fayette itreet,
Georgetown
Radford, Win New York, WHlard'a
Randall, Wm H , Ky ,27 Foar-andabaUat
like Alexander II . 233 I itreet
Rice, John It , Maine,
Rltter, B C , Ky , S!7 B itreet, CapHol Hill
Roi-era, Audrew J , Now Jersey, WHlard'a
Ronini, Edward U..N II , 30 4U street
Ron, Lewis W , Illinois, Waahlngton Home
fiterena, Thaddene, Penn ,279 South U itreet
8pivldlDg.il P, Ohio. 4 North A itreet
Bcbenck, Roht C , Ohio, 14SG street
Sec. field, G W , Penn , Arenue Ileus
Bhmklln, Geo 8 , Kentucky, 4 V atreet.
Mill well, T N , Indiana, Beaton Home
Sawyer, Phlletue, WUcontln, Arenne noma
Ehellebarger, Samuel Ohio. 444 Sixth etreet.
Sllgrearee, Cbarlei, N. J , 443 Twelfth itreet
Moan, JthamarC.,WU,43FouranJra Lalfit
Smith, Green Clay, Kentucky, 243 F atreet
Starr. Jubu P.. Nsw Jsrser. 267 G street
Etrouie, Myer, Pa , Mlaa Whitney 'a, Cap TIUl
Thayer, M Itmiell, Peunnylunla. 232 1 street
Taylor, Nelson, New York, 46 Lou Ut ana are
Trowbridge, It E , Michigan, Beaton Home.
Taber, btepheu, New York, Beaton Home
Thomai, Francli, lid , 428 Carroll Place
Tbomai, JohnL ,Jr ,Md ,4Fpurandabalf it
Thornton, Anthony, HI , 479 Eighth street.
Trimble, L S .Keutacky, No 4 4' street.
Upson, Charlea, Michigan, Arenue llonse
Van Horn, Burt, New York, 413 Twelfth street
Van Horn, Robert T , Mo. 3A2 Tenth street
Van Aernam, Henry, N Y Washington Home.
Wright, E. R V , N J . Whitney 'a. Capitol U1U
Wll.,vn B V .'annavlrinlL NRtlonal.
wrr.n ' f--l a-it.lA rrnl nniri II Pu tl 1IU1
vTCsier, Mlliiu, vuiut ' -- t a- --,--
Washburn, E B , 111 , 463 fith st , bet E and F.
Washbnrn, W B , Mass , 436 F it.
Washbnrn, Henry D.Indiana.
Warner, Samuel L. , Connecticut. 2-34 F street
Woodbrldge, F A .Vermont. 266 F street
Ward, Hamilton, New York, 460 Twelfth treet
Wentworth, John, Illinois, Wlllards'
Whaley, K. V , West lrglula, cor. C atreet and
Louisiana arenue "
Wllllaroi, ThoPPennylranIa, Arenue Houne.
WlUen, J F , Iowa, J33 H st . bet 17th and lKlh
Wilson, fct.phen F , Pfc., United 6laUs Hotel
Wlndom.Wm , Minnesota. 422 Twelfth itreet
Wlufleld.C II ,New York, 400 ftUtk atreet
ClHMDATTa FOR AUMMIIOH.
Barker, Jacob, LouUUua, WlUUrd'e
Conrad Robert Y Virginia. WWlt Home
Campbell, Wm B , Tenneuee, Metropolitan
Cooper, Edmund, Tenuoseee, Metropolitan.
Hawklna, I R , Tenneuee, Metropolitan
Mayuard, Horace, Teancaiee, 430 16th atreet.
Underwood, John C , Va
Wiekllffe, RoUrt C. , LoaliUna, )Vlllard a
Warwotb, II C , L , (Ter Delegata.) WHlard'a
riilUS IH TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
-- subscriber cal obtained irom nn 'i",;
Court of Washington couuty,1o the Dlatrlet or Co
).- uii... eniaalsiivaiimi an the dot
HAnil iiliit nf Oulr P Anderson, late of
the State of Tenuesnee, deceased All per
sona baring claim against the aald deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit th lame,
with the roochen thereof, to the euhriher.on
nr letftv it. a Ki-itl, Aw nf JTinilBfT UXt . the
may otherwU ly law W oaeludad from ail
Olreo under wyhaBdlhte SOth day of anu
ary,lS6 WM ANDERSON,
J t30-w9fT Adinlalitrator.
wttttmMmmmmamtmauutiiam
sri-itoV3i4iaS7A
proposal's for1 safes and locks.
T VTliati(iT6, DC .March 3. IMA.
fiaaled DranAaala will b recelvail at lb Office
of the 8upetvUlna AreVteet, treasury Depart i
msatWa.blogton.D C.natll 12 M. ArKIbolh,
1866, for famishing the Uorglar-Proof and the
Bnrglar and Fire Proof Bafei rtutreil by tba
Treaiory Department for ont year from the ac
ceptance of the proposal of the auecesifal bidder.
Bpecinrauoneana urawmga lor in Durgtar
Proof Safes, ihowlng the form of eomtrncUob at
premmed,rlit alternate plate of Iron and
hardened steel, ran be obtained npon application
at thla Department .
Burglar aad Fireproof Safea will be eon
atructed In tbe urn manner and eaied with
suitable lire-proof eorertng. the plane and epU
flcatlone for which unit be aubultted by Dial
biaaer . .
Bar to be ehtpped la perfect condlttoa within
reasonable time from date of order
Tbe Locke will be furnished by thla Depart
meat, but mail be pot la place by the contractor,
and b la perfect working' order wbea the Bale
is tamed orertothe proper officer of theOorern
ment Tbe bide to batter anDerfictat foot, measured
n Iheoatilde, aid to corer all charge whaUrer,
including painting ana ac-or uxiures, (eicepi
eoitof lotki )
Propdals will aUo be reeelred. for Borglar And
Powder-Proof Locke, to be accompanied with
lamplee
All blda muit be accompanied by Ita guatanty
of two-responsible persomlathe mm of $0,000,
that tbe bidder will accept and perform tbe eoa
tract If awarded to hlroj the auffleteaey of the
security to be eertlA'd to by the Dlatrlet Atlor
bey of the district where Ine bidder resides
The Department reierrea the right to reject
any or an in was, or 19 uwara toe cowrac 10 r
Hurirlar-Proof Safes to on r-artr. and the Bar
glar and FlrProof Safes to another, If It be
deemed for the lutemst of the Qorernment to do
ao, and no bid will be considered that doea not
conform to tho requirements vf hlc adrertlie
Propoaala to be endorsed "Proposale for Safea
ana Jjocks," am aaaresaea ma, p hulx-ii,
Acting Hnperrmng arcntteci. Treasury ijepan
ment, wainingion, w u, a u muijiii.
iah6 tu&ftap3 Acting flgperrlslng Architect
pit0r03ALS FOR STATIONERY.
Hocei or RiratcTATiri, Uitttio STAtaa, 1
WainiKntoM, March 10, 1636
PEALED PROPOSALS will be recelred at this
office nntll FRIDAY, tbe 3M Imtant, at 13 o'clock
m, for fur at thing each of the following cUtsee
of Stationery for the ma of the Houia of Jlepre
sentatlrca at the United States, rli :
do reams white Letter Paper, extra toper fine,
wide ruled
60 reama Commercial Not Taper, whit, txtta
superfine, wide rnled
AO reama Legal Cap Paper, white, extra to per
il ne -s
21 reams Flat Cap Paper
1,000,000 bo IT Speech Enrelopci, t by 3 J -J
Inches
71,000 buff adheitra Enrelopee, ' hj tl
laches
100,000 white thick adheilre Enretopea, frbr
S'i Inch
1 . 000 White thick adheslre Enrelopei, S; by
t inches
1,000 white thick ad he itre Eurelopei, 9by
4i Inches
10,000 white thick adheslre Enrelopei, 10 by
4U Inches
U cross 4-Inch Hat slasa Inkitindi
1 gross aquare glaia Inkstands, eamplea of
which win b mrnianed
4 doien Barometer Inhitandfi
doea genuine Arnold's Ink; Sdoten, each(
oaarti. trlnts. and half Dint.
12 down beat Black Ink , 4 doien, each, quarts,
pints, ana uaii pini.
0 aoiea oesi jvra ibi.
6 doiea Gold and Rubber Propelling Pencils
10 dozen Irorjr Propelling Peoeils
10 groas Faber'e Lead Pencils, octagon, No 2.
6 doxen Oold Pens and Pencils: cold, illrer.
and rrold and rubber eases.
SdvieuGold Pea Nlbe, be( quality, medlam
ues .
13 doten Mjiellage. 8-ouQca bUlea,bei quality,
C doien Paper-weigh ta.
12 dozen boxea Cot Qnlllii best quality,
U cross Olllott'a Black Swan Quill Puns, 60S.
31 gross Olllolt's Pene. No. NX
6 doseo Pocket books, best quality.
13 doien Vl.UlDg Cards. .,
100 pounds Sealing Wax, best qualUy.
10 doien Folders. Irorr and other
20 doien Memorandums aad email Blank aud
aiannicrlpt Hooks
2-1 gross Rubber Hands and Ring.
1 doien Punebea
2 doxen Eyelet Sets
(Panehea and E relet Seta to bo separate
10 dozen Pocket Kniroft,betqnaIUioa,Rogera'
anu rvenif-nnoim s
ti dozen Scissors , 2 dozen each, 0, 7, and 8-Inch,
2doisjn Purifolloa. 1 doien to b nlaialcaLher.
Ihaadheelra enreJoDed must bo extra utll
putftfflJ, and will be rejected if they ar not,
A uv auia.au ...! af uvil V a ersf aaa f.ivei aVAves. eaesk.1
plea of which must be aubmltted with the ural
ones The third Hem of nrloraa mail be de
ltrernd la boxes of an aixxa, quality, neatly put
up 10 In a box , tha real to boxea of SQQ each
In the sapp'y of goods, contractor will be
rigidly required to fornUh artlcea fully equal
to sample
Proposal! must be accompanied by tbe namee
of tho sureties Intended (o be offered, and bond
In the sum of I,iXX) that parlies will furnish
uch artlclee aa iuy be awarded to them.
As required by law, preference will b glren
to tbe productions of American Industry, If
e ually cbtap aadiofes good quality, and all
persons making proposals to aupply any class of
articles wlllitate whether tho tame are tha man
ufacture of the Unltod Stat,
Tho articles ar to be del It ere A free of any
charge for carriage, at the ofDco of tho Clerk of
the Houeo (f RepresCDtatlre i oa or before the
4th day of April, 1S66
Each proposal to bo endorsed "Propoaala for
Stationery for tho Uoua of Representation of
the United 6tate,M and addra.iel to tho under
signed huQlelent aprclinena of each tlasi of article
proposed for must accompany the proposal,
marked with the name of the bidder,
The person offering to furnish any clasa of ar
ticles at the lowest prtoe, quality considered,
shall recelre a contract for 1U0 same., on exe
cuting a bond with two or more inretlee satisfac
tory to the Clerk of the Houeeof Representatives,
for tho performanco of tho same, uader a forfeit
ure of twice tbe contract price In caa of failure,
which bond must bo filed in tho oDc of the aald
Clert within fir days after the proposala hare
btjca opened and the result declared
' EDWARD McPHERbON,
Clerk of House of KepmeutaUres,
mhl2 m4t United Btatea
TUB
WASHINGTON MUTUAL COAL
X COMPANY.
CtnCOL-VK.
WAunjuTpaf, December, 1SJ5
Erery one complains of tho extortion and lm
poblttou practiced upon tbe people of thla city In
the matter of fuel, but ao oa-proposee a remedy
A Dumber of gentlemen Mandated with ue own
a raluable colliery In Schuylkill county, Penn
iylranla, producing now orer 80,000 tone a year,
at tha best analttv of whit and red ash anthra
cite coal 'ioo inacmaery ana. appnancss ar
complete upon mis property w proiu tu or
anltM a enniTtaDT with a cabltal of 4300 000. di
vided Into thirty thouiand shares of $10 cash
The bolder of each share of atock to be entitled
to a ton of coal each year at pilmocoit, aud to
his ahare of tbe profits on tbe sale of coal to out-
Ids parties
Trie orsi cost or coat ai present raioa 01 ira as
portation, dell re red to the door of tho consumer,
would le1), at tho usual ratea the price would
be from six to seven dotlari.
A party owning ten iharei would pay for It
$100 This would entitle htm to ten tons at cost
say -1 less than dealers' retail prices 4.10
M.000 ions sold outside at a profit of 42 per ton
wauia of .,.vw vw
And deducting contingencies, &c 15,000
Would leare ....MA 000
or 19 per cent on the entire capital, and added to
the saving la tbe prlco of coal, 430ruakei 443, or
43 per cent, on his Investment.
Tho coal Is much superior to and worth at least
42 1 er tou more than the coal brought to and (.old
id in la mar an. ana iuiiuiruii u uvutwj
be commenced as aoon aa tbe arrangements ar
made ..
Nrt nimtit of iit snbscrlntlons will bore
quired until the subscribers, at a public meeting,
shall bare appointed a committee of gentlemen
of their own selection, to rlslt and examine these
Minna and runirt it COO thtfl. and then. If Satl
tlsfactory, on half to bo paid dowa aud the
halinco lu one, two and three months. The
truiLaaa and offlcera to be selected br tbe stock
holders, and the title to be made to such trustees
Gentlemen to whom thle circular will b eent
are requested to forward tho project by obtain
ing eubscrlptloBs and enclosing thorn to Major I
IE fiier, No 3b C itreet
Wo ihall be glad to giro any further Informa
tlon. JOSEPH CASEY,
I. K. CASEY.
For the correctness of the foregoing itateraeata
we bare permission to refer to Geo, W Rlggi,
Esq , II D Cooke, Eiq, H C.Fabnestock,Eta ,
and Z. 0 RobblnaKaq dacft tf
B" DVAUD LYOETT,
BOOZBINDIB.
No rn Pi . An, WaUiIiQTov.D.O
Fij)Xt boundlla ayery am Taikey, Moroeio
lsUaadrtr
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this orrics
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rirrwurrH arnaiw.iHrtiuTiMiJiiuiumY,
buy aal ell ai earrett rat aad ittwosaaad
afaUiajplyV All
OOVIttNMXNT BONDS.
IIVIN-TIJIRTY TH1A8DRY HOTlS,
CIRTlFlCATta OF 1NDKBTKDHE158, At.,
aad pay (he hlgneit prleea for
QDARTKRM A&TXR8 CHECKS AND VOUCHKRB.
augl-dtf . . . ,
JIRST. NATIONAL BANK 07
WASHINGTON.
H. D. Coo 1 1, (of Jay Cook A Co ,) PreeUint,
W. B. nriTinuTOi", Caahler
OOVIRMMINT DEPOSITORY
FIN AN CIA L AQIKT 07 THE UNITED TTATli
16ti itbiit, orroini tmi taxAiiraT Diriai-
Qorernment seeurltUa with Treastrer United
Statei,
AI-ONE UILUUK DUL.LJVUS.-VIL
We buy and aell all claim of OOYIBNH.fNT
SECURITIES at current market ratea.
TURN18I1 BXCHANOS and wake Collection
a ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
CHITED STATES.
We purchaa Qovornmeat Voucher oa tbe
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and giro OilirCL
kx tiouti ATTiirrioir to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
aad to any other buitnesi entrusted to aa,
FULL INFORMATION la regard to O.OVERN
MINT LOANS at a'l t'msi chrfully famished.
WM S flUNTINOTON, Cashier.
Waaatao-mv. aUkah 90. lAM rahll-dti
U.
1 SKYKN-1UIRTT LOAN AGENCY.
7. T. SMXTUSON A CO.,
BANKERS,
224 Balttm 're atreet
UNITED STATES T 0 LOAN AOENTS.
All Denominations of tho
7-30 NOTES CONSTANTLY ON UlND,
tnr lmmnrllata dallvarT ; and
ALL CLASHES OF OOVXUNMENT SECURITIES
er Bought and 101a oa commission.
A wo iball glr our ipeetal attention to the
Pnrchai and Sal of Gorerument Securltlei, wo
moit reipecuuuy aoiicii yonr oraera
W. T. 6M1T1ISON k CO,
Gold, Stock 1, and Bondi Bought and Said on
rTP k a nd 'i 1 me"b"
OF
JAMES MADISON,
W I'L L I A M C. RIVES
VOLCMC It.
,. .Cloth... .A3.W,
Sro.
tn traclns the hlstorr of Mr, Vadlaon'a aetlre
life dnrlng a period of elxty yeare. (from 1770 to
1816) tbe write hue been necessarily led Into a
review of tho most Important portlona of'our
Mbllf bjsfory. Mr Madison's career wai con
temporary and closely Identified with tho war of
me lieroiuiton, in aranonn lauora 01 iuv viu
r!nnii-raa.Lha cdmnletlau of th Articles of Con-
federation, tho foruaUoo.and adoption of the
UonstltUMOD oi in unusa Diaiei. id pvnucai
questions which arose under the Administration
of Washlngtoa, th itroggle of parties which ter
intuited la tbe election or Jefferson orer Adams,
and theeomnlleated auestiouaof foreign poller
Which led to the War of 1812 a war commenced
aad larmlBStad nndar Ula OWD adminlalfallOn.
In pausing under rerlew these great scenes of
our nisiory, m writer bu uaa hiuiw, vj ac
cess to th papers of Mr Madlaon and other
original documents, to throw new light upon
to any aepataol passages 01 b uiguast ana
ranat Dtrminut laterest la Amerlcaa annals.
fiealdas tha career of Mr Madlsoa himself, of
which no connected aarratir naa aver yet Been
glren to th public, lb worn win cmorac aa
ihanite and lllnstratlr aotlcee. fou tided cblesr
on original and unpublished documents of tho
mOBldlslsBgoiaueaui nistwnnoii'wifcrioa aan
Ingtou, Jsfferion,aeorg Mason, Patrick Henry,
Ulcoara lienry i.ee, Aaimiiij, uiiumua, nmK,
andotben Whether tho aabject, material!, or
thm dramalLa Dcrtona b considered, the work.
In Itaatasalvn. wnnU IHm Wll lttd to aUOTJlr
yet remaining aad Important detUUratd la our
national history, on quitoni which mnst orer
engag tho deepest Uteresta of th American
people
THIS DAyTuBLISHED
LITTLE, BBOWN AC
110 WASnUIOTOH STREET,
BOSTON.
fell.etualhSt
IN TUB SUPItKJIE COURT OF THE
DISTRICT 07 CnLUJJBIA.TinSUTHDAY
OV JAMUAUT. lSOfl
Chahuu II. BiTnoua, )
vt IN EQUITY, IN 0 653
utaoman asm hiTHOca.
Iha (obpooiia Uined to compel thodcfantlant'a
appaaraacaLaTlBKbaaa returned iDtQtliaCUrk'a
ouca ur id Jtaraoai, oa ids iw ay oi wonia
ber, 11HJ3, endord "aotfoood," aod tbdfDd
ant Having lauea 10 eater uer appearaaca oa ine
flrit rale day, commencing twenty dara after
ward!, and the complainant bailor filed aa ad
daTlt that tba defendiot U oat of the Dlatrlet, ao
that the proee cannot be tarred oa bar.lt la
on motion onna compiainani.iLu iota aay or
January, 16U0, ordered by th coart that lb de
feadant canie her appearanee to be eaterrd la
tbla ault oa or before the flrit Tueiday of May
aext.
By order of tha court t
OEOROE E. II DAY
Jal8law7w rialatlff'a Solid or
aiJIIS IB TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
. aubHorlber did, oa the SOth or October, 16(3,
obtala from the Ornhaai' Conrt of Waehlnirton
county, la tbe Dlitrlet of Columbia, lettfra of
admiaiairauoB oa iae pereoaai eaiaie or William
Walker, late of Waahlogtoa,D C, decerned. All
ner none havlns claim! aarataat the aald deceaied.
are hereby warned to exhibit tbe aame, wltb the
voac&era mereor, 10 me iuuicnuer, oa or Derore
the SOtb day of October next j they may other
wlie by law be excluded from alt baaeQt of the
aald estate
Olren under my hand thla 13th day of Veb
ruary. I860 C MORGAN,
fbl4w8w
Adtaiautrator
rPIIISIS TO aiVK NOTICE, THAT THE
X eabacrtbrra hare obtained from tbe Orphan '
Court of WaehlDRtoa aoaaty, la the DUtrlct of
Columbia, lettere teitameuury on the pergonal
atate of David Atklna, lata of Wahlngwn city.
D C,dtceaied All peraoaa bavlngelalim against
tbe eald deceaied, are hereby warned to exbtblt
tbe aame, with the voachara thereof, to tbe iub
crlbera, on or before the 3d day of Fabrnary next ,
they may otherwlaa by law be excluded from all
beutsflt uf tbe aald ettate
Olyeu uader oar bkud (bit SI day of February .
HCO MATH DA ATKINS,
abOLOK ATKlWri,
M ar3 Ecotori,
llfiAaglttMiUwabiiiiiMriiUl
- -
ID ALIUOBK LOCK tmptAi i l i
UTABLUHED ASi KUDOS 'B01I wVitTC
tbi oily riuci .wmnui a cvtk cam i
niTAiSia
bi, itnnirro iai iconTktittiwviei
iala, fPaodlt ad .11 afoetaal nm4f U tat
world foi-Weakam of UaBaakerLtaiha. Strlet
am, Afeetlona of the JUaaeya aad Bladder, lav
roiaaiary aieenargev sapoisasj, uoaerai v
klllty, Nrromaee, Dyiia, Laagaot, Lo
ilrlti, OvnruatOH 01 jaeaa, raipiuuo a 01 iae,
. HH lllld Ss.VIIa. Ulu.... f .1..'
o.ari. simiaiir, iitni'iii., vtamiM v oiim
er Oi4dtaeM, iH-aiea of tbe UeaJpTaroai, if om.
er 8a1a, Atfictleaiof tee Laafi, Stemaeh, otj
Bowels those terrible dliortl.ra arlsleir iron
tbe Sotliarr Uiblti el Toeth those aacaat aal
alllltj crartlcea aiere fatal to tbalr eldlM tbaa
Ulion or iereaeto tbe Ulllalrl .f Clrasea,
bllbUo tkilr most brUllaat hoaea ot aatlelpa
tloas. Iea4irlaf uarrlaaei, , LnpeeslUe.
TODItQllXU
(speitallr. wbo bare beeome the tlttlBi ef Boll
tare Tloe, that dreUtal aaJ aeitraetlte bablt,
wblch aaeaall iweepi to aa aatlntlrirari
tbcniaails of Toaai Mea ot lb. most exalted lal
lots and brilliant letellicl, wbo nlbt .tberwlH
base entraoced Uilulai Benalee with tbe thaa.
dere of eloquence, or vestd to eibtae the lirla,
lire, soar call with foil eoondeaoe.
MiBRIiat
Married Feraoaa, er Toaax Ilea coatimplatlai
aiarrllli, blnf aware of ebjilcal weaialu,
ertaale debUll, deformltlee, ., speedll,
niwkotliiiiblmiilfooJir lbs, earl of Dr
J. mar rstislovslr eoalde oa ble beaor as a iea
llernaa, aad eoaldsatlr nj apoa hie akll as
'"'"'"oROaHlO WKAItHBSS .
Iromedlately Cored aad Tall Tlffor risterix
This Sreadfel Dlieaie which readera Ufa alt
erable and Uarrtaje Impossible li tbe penalty
paid br the elctlne of Improper ladnlgeacoi.
Yeaai pereoas are too apt to eoraralt azoeaaee from
aot helnf aware of the d reedfal ooaaeqoeaeoi that
mar anion Kowf wbo that nnderiunde tbe
eabject will pretend to inj that tho power of
procriatlea le toil loones br those talllnilnto
Improper habtla thaa bT the pradeat BealdM
betas; diprtfod the pleasaiee of healthy off
sprlngi tbe moit serloas and deitractlee ejrup
tome to both body and mind arise Tbe oysters
bwomee deraeted, the 1'hTsleal and Mental
Tanctlone weakened; Lou of rrocrtatlre rower,
Nerrooi Irritability, Dyspepsia, l'alrl'alloa of
tbe Heart, Indigestion, Conltltatlonal Debility,
a Waiting of the Ttame, Cooghs, Coaiamptloa,
oricj o. t soimt tbidiriok btriit.
Left hand side, celnf rrora uiiumoro iinsi, a
few doore from the comer. Tallael toobierre
aame aod anmber. M
Letten moit he pall aad eoatala a stamp. The
Doctor! Diploma! hang la bli oflce.
Dlt, JOllNSTOH,
Msmbsr of tbe Koyal College of Sargeoaa, Loa
doa, gradoate from one of the most eminent OoU
legei la tbe Ualted Stalls, aod tbe greatel part
of whose life has been ipeat lo the boipltela of
London, l'arll, Fblladelphla, aad elsewhire,
hie effecUd aome of the moit aatorJsbtnr eares,
that were orer known) many troobled wltb
ringing la the head aad elre whea laleep, great
aerroaieeia, being alarmed at aaddia aoeadi,
Uihfnlaeaa, with freiaeat Maihtng. attended
eometlmee with, a direigement ef the salad.
were eared Immediately.
TKK raHTlftDLAB HOTICI. . ,
Dr. J. addressee all those who hare lejartd
themielTea by Improper ladolgeaee and eeUtary
habits, which rala bath body and ralad.oalt
ting then for elthir boslniss, slody, soelity et
marriage . . .
Th.s. .r. inns ef th. aad and melancholy ef
fectl prodnced by early habit of'yoalh Till
Weakscsiof tha Hack and Limbs, Tains la thl
Bead. Dtmaesa of Sight, Lose of lldaealar
Power. Falpltatloa of the Heart, Dyipepila,
M.r.Ani Irrttabllltr. D.raneoment of the Dliee.
tire reunions, Oeaeral Deullly, Symptoms of
uomnmpiioa.
UsaraLtT Tbe fearfnl eftVto oa the mind
are ranch to b. dreaded Loea of memory. Con
fusion of Ideal, Deprenloaor Cplrlti, Bill Jore
bodlngi, Aisriloa to Boeiity, lelflitnsit,
LoToofEollodo, Tlmldlly, die , areeomeef tai
erlla prodoced j
Tboma&da of peraoaa of all ase5 caa aow lodge
what li the came of their declining health, loi
leg their elgdr, becomlag weak. pale,aorTOae
aod emaciated, baring a alngalar apnaraace
abont the eyes, eoaga aad symptoms of eoa
amptloB. Who bare Injared themselTee by a certala r no
tice Indulged la when alone a habit freqaeatly
learned frtfra eell eoatpaaloneter at school, the
efeeta of which are nightly filt.eeea whea
aileep.and If not cared renders marriage Impos
sible, aed destroys both salad sad body ehoald
apyly Immediately.
What a pity that a yonng man, tbe hope ef his
country, the pride ef ble parents, Ihould be
matched from all prospect! ead enjoyment! of
lit., by lb. consequence ot deflating from the
Eath of nature and Indulging la a certain aeeret
atlt. rluch pereoae mpbt, before contemplating
HaRRIAOI,
refiect that a aooad mled and body are the most
ueeeisfry reiluliltel to promote coneublal bappl
flneia Indeed, wlthonl theie.'tbe Jonraey
hrough life becomee a weary pilgrimage; tbe
prospect hourly dstkeei to tbe ylew; tbe mind
becomea ahadowed with despair, and filled wltb
the melancholy reflection that the bapplaeia of
aaother becomea blighted with our owa.
DI8E18B 0 IMPRDDIRCB.
Wbea the mligulded and Imprudent Totary ot
pliaiura'Undi be haa Imbibed the lied! Of ibll
falnfutdlieaie,ltteo often happen! that aa 111
Imld lease of abame,or dread ef dlacoYcry.do
ten blra from applying to those who, from eda
cation aud respectability, can alone befrleod him
lie fallalato the hand! of Ignorant and dealgntu,
prelendera, who, laeapable or curing, lllchbli pe
cuniary labitaoco, keep blm trifling month after
month, or ni long aa the smallest fee caa be ob
tained, aad la despair leave him with ruined
health to ilgh over hie galling disappointment;
or, by tbe use of that deadly polion, Mercury,
baitia thi coaitltutloaal ayraptorae or this terrl
rlble disease, auch as Affection ot the need,
Throat. Noie, Skin, etc , progressing with frlgbt
rnl rapidity till death puta a period to ble dreadful
auCerlug by lending ttlu to that undiscovered
country trout whose bourne no traveler returaa
ENDORSEMENT or THE PRESS
The many tbouaandi eared at tble Institution
within the lait elghteeayeari, aud the numeroui
Surgical Opiratlono performed by Dr Johniton.
witnessed by the reporters of the Sua, " and
many other paperi, uotleei of which appeared
again and again before tbe public, besldea bis
Handing aa a gentleman of character and re
aponatblllty, li a lufldiat anaraatee to the af.
lilted
EaTIH DISEASES SFEEDILT CURED
Person! writing ihould be particular la direct
lag their lettere to hie Institution, la the follow
ing meaner i
JOHN M, JOnrtSTOrT. M ,
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
Jwll-ly Baltlmoro, Marylaad
M-EW INVENTION
AETIflCIAL COKOPHSTIO
BONE TEETH,
T
DR. I. B. SIOXBMOMD,
1C Penneylyanla avenue, between Twelfth, and
Thirteenth itreeti, Waablagtoa
Dr. B. calli tho attention of the public to tb
followlar advantage! of Ma Improved ayitem i
Ut The teeth of bla uanafactnre will never
corrode nor change color by any aclda, aad ar
three fourth! lighter thaa any other.
3d No teeth or roota need be extracted, aa th
artificial onea caa be la lifted over them.
8d, Tha roota will b made Uofliniive aa
ever to acbe.
4tb. No temporary teeth art needed, aa par
manent ontacan be mad Immediately, therebj
preserving the aatoral expreaaloa of the face,
which, under the old ayatem, la freqneatly dla
flfured
Ctb. Tbli wort baa been fully teated for ovai
flva yeara by tnauy of tbe flrit ehemlita and
phyalclana of thta aad tha old country
Dr. S baa alio invented a white lndeitrucll
ble metal filling, wltb which the moat aenaltlvt
teeth can be filled without pain, and can build
up a perfect Bound tooth oa any aide roota, whlb
will liit through a lifetime
TKETH EXTRACT ID WITHOUT- PAIN I
With Innoxloui Vapor, by Dr. Slgeamond, 200
renniylvanla avenue, Inventor and aole manu
facturer of Aaaeatle Innoxloui Vapor, (not
Laughing Oai, nor Cbloruform or Ether,) bul
atrlctly an Anaoitlo agent, eatlrely free from ex
hllaraHne aafTsictB. anil tirfetl harmleifl. caul
Ingaqutetaleep. with pliaiant aeaaatlona an)
perfect IniicalbllUy to pain
i'B oeat oi reiereaeea given reHi.
Call aad examine for youraelvee del
JOHN R. ELVANS A CO.,
87 LouUJaua avenue and Sf3 C itreet,
WASHINGTON, D. 0.,
D an a in
U X T A U S .
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HHMO 31. J4, 8lnh ibeet
TIIDBBSE'S IHTI-TBlCTIOn METAr,.
BOLDIK Brulir'el pewter
CorrxK t)railir'i ibiathls,; lo. ileal)
lareit aeii.
BIUBS Sleet.
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