Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1861, Page 1

THE DAILY EVENING STAR a PUBLISHED BEVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCBPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenus and 11th st., aT W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by carriers st 94 Bh isps ST cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.50 8 your, ia advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; and for lees than three months at the rate of cents a week. Single opies, ONE CENT; in wrappers, TWO GENTS. {07 Avverrissmunts snould be sent t the office patore 12 o’o.0ck m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. GEORGETOWN CORPORATION AFFAIRS. 3 os Correspondence of The Star. G paral Sony = There was a special meeting of our City Coun- lls on Monday evening last. The jee bill’ was amended In the other vie ai as amended both boards. It provides Sonus oe ; 3 iret Mon in January of one policeman from each precinct, and one from the town at making five, aia salary of@@00 each; also, a of polices $600; alse, two police magistrates. London and Hampshire penn resolu- tion was received from the other board, znd laid on the table until Thursday evening neon to which time baer boards adjourned, as the next regular ares Sy is Friday, whieh | has been Tocmmttionded Vi dog President to be observed 2s a day of fasting and prayer In’ the Board of Common Council all of the members, except Messrs. Dodge and McCobb, were present. The President (Mr. Pickrell) being absent at the usual hour for commencing the sessions, Mr. ‘Tenney was called to the chair by Mr. Hogiies but declined, and moved that Mr. Dunlop take the chair; which was agi to. Petitions of Mrs. Margaret Cozzens, for relief from taxation, and of Rev. Joseph Aechwanden, asking that taxes paid on certain lots exempt by law be refunded. ee ea te the referred. The board then ed to the consideration of the epee directing the committee before Congress to a; for power for this Corporation to subscribe 00,000 for 2,000 shares of Loudon and Hampshire Railroad stock; said subscription not to be valid unless approved by a majority of the voters, and applied to construction of a branch road to Georgetown Mr. Stake read the ordinances passed b: Corporation tn 1557 kar 1859 gor pag the roposed connection le then the passage Ff duis resolution did not bind the Corporation, Dut It wonld belp to defeat the Long Bridge con- nection. The Baltimore and Ohio Raitr Com- ny by operating through the Board of Public Wore of Maryland want to make the canal in- operative. = w beoed coal trade do away ‘with jsome ections to a bridge with eee eu The Board orl rectors of the canal were elected by the Board of Public Works in May last to raise the rates of toll on coal, and for re- fusing were removed, and another board e.ected, who will certainly ralse the rates 25 cts Per ton, and perhaps 50 cts. One of these canal directors is au employee of the Baltimore and Ohio Rall- road Company at a sulary of $100 per month. The passage of this resolation will show that the fie of Georgetown are willing todo something or themselves. it will strengthen the committee before Congress, and he would vote for itasa doty to the town. Mr. Dunlop then vacated the chair, which was then occupied until theadjournment by Mr. Stake. Mr. Dunlop stid that this was the most mon- strous i tion ever brought before this Corpo- ration bad eet hae do with railroads, and it was never contemplated by Congress that we should carry on such works. it was a matter for companies, or States, or individuals. Here ‘will be $12,000 interest annually to pay, and we are striving ‘to reduce the expenses by curtailing salaries, &c , and borrowing money. How is it to be paid? * By the ee ofthe town? After some other remarks— Mr. Tenney said he had hoped the resolution ‘would be voted upon without discussion, but be gentleman had opened the ball and he ho} ‘would be fedeiged in replying to him. He nr D ) was a legal gentleman, and’ ? said be ‘‘am net. f am a practical gentiemin—a business man.’ He referred to the corporations of Balti- more and Alexandria subscrib!: ne to railroads, and why not the Corporation of Georgetown? Because we had not power in the charter got from Congress is the very reason we want to ask for power. The people have directed us todo this three years ago, and because their minds may have changed in that time we propose to lay the matter bet ‘ore them again. Afler other remarks of the same tenor— Mr. Dunlop said that it was not a matter for the people, they had nothing to do with it, but the property holders You to mortgage the operty of the town for this debt, it amounts to fiat mortgaging private property for public uses. It was against the Constitution of the United Btates. Mr. Tenney said ng gentlemen took s oe position in oppos to facts. There was Ball more and ‘alccandris- Mr. Stake —And Washington. Mr. Tenney —Yes,and Washington, subscribeto railroads, aud why Georgetown cannot I can’t s-e. We had mortgaged the property of the town fo! the channel, ouseway,& and other improvements, and why not for this {fit fe worth the 812,000. He then said be was a people’s man, and argued ple vs. property, and advocated the resolution at some length, efter which It passed by the follow- ing vote ee aig Fearson, Hill, Pickrell, Stake, Tenney, end Williams—7. Nays—Messrs. Dunlop and King—2. Mr. Tenney introdaced a resolution directing the Mayor to call together the citizens in town meeting at Forrest Hall, on Tuesday next, Sth January, to take into consideration the alarming state of the country, &c. Mr. Dunlop saw no necessity for the passage of the resolution. We ought to take no part in po- litical disturbances. Mr. Tenney thought every city, town, hamlet, and village, ought to out. Treason was no longer like a snake in the grass, but stalked abroad like famished wolves, hungry for prey. Let us have an opportunity to ph Soe our sentiments. We are particularly interested in-the preservation of the Union, this will be the battle ground of North and South, and our property would be the nem | of desolating armies. Let every man speak out, show bis hand, and let us know where be can be found. Mr. Pickre}! said that like Mr. Dunlop hesaw no necessity for this resolution. He did not give way in attact ment for the Union to Mr. ‘Tenney or any man, but we had nothing to do with it here. He did not believe there was a disunion man in Georgetown. Let his friend Tenney get up a memorial and express devotion to the Union in as strong Janguage as he pleases, and be (Mr. Pick- Fell) would siga it Mr.Tennev was glad to hear bis friend say there ‘was nota aieunion man intown. So much the treater necessity then for this meeting; and let fe fact go forth that G: n—a slaveboldi for the Union. He then pite: into the secessionists. eulogized Stephensand Hill of Georgia, and — of Keltt, Rhett & Co, as foul-mouthed traitors. He was surprised Wash- ington city had not spoken. r. Dunlop said it was wisc in that city not to spea. was policy in the people of the District notto Mr. English said we were the creatures of Con- . entered dependent on their legislation, and five was our icy to remain quiet. Mr. King would vote against it. know if be was one of those alluded to by the gen- Mr, seme), bat in event of a dissolu- ‘was for the South. ‘carson, and others.—And I; use in the lobbies to the third ing, and the resolution lies over. Mr. Tenney ssid be could call a meeting. It would not be the first time he had done so The police bill, after being amended, passed. The salary resoiation been amended the other board. the firet ssasetimont, giving the Mayor $600, failed by the following v Yeas—Messrs. Hill, Stake and Tenney—3 Nays—Messrs. Dunlop, ugiish, Fearson, King, Pickrelland Williams—6. The secon a, giving the Clerk of the Market $150, was agri to. as follows: Yeas—Messrs. Hill, Ring, Stake, Tenney, and Willlemess Fo sa — Dunlop, English, Fea:son, and “ar Dunlop t the police might discharge some of the duties of the Clerk of the Market, —_—. Bill node coveral ineffectual efforts to have Vanderwerken resolution’’ considered, as tee time fixed for tde first Enos was July 1 but failing, he mace an allusion to gaggeng, sid some gentlemen sesmed anxious to stave this matter off to-night. Mr Tenney aid if the i referred to bim be was astonished at Asem hgh ace tton. Was the torough persons a5 feeling or for the good of the town? Mr. Eaglish.—For the good of the town, I bo "hr Hilt said that {on answer to Mr Tenney’s insisuxtions about personal motive«, be would ee ee ee Se eae iS this ie Eben XVIL Phe Chatr decided debate to be out of Fellas, an@ on the motion to suspend the rules to consider - Vanderwerken resolution, the vote was: Yeas—Mesers. English, Fearson, Hill, King, and Williams—s. e.. ae Dunlop, Pickrell, Stake, and oy thirds; so the rules were not: Resolutions in favor of J. F. Sore pose of H. B. Walker, and of Gales & Seaton, were passed The resolutions in relation to claims of iy afer town Gas ot and W. T. Duvall, me good humored debate, were passed; and the Board: adjourned. amare Dateien —This morni: 4 o’clock, a pa gro well spit appearance, and the mpeg most respectable yo in this ¢! Tend Mile attempting to break lato th ito the, tout wi int ng saloon of E. H. “A Monteiro oe When Mr. Monteiro fired the burglar fell. Mr. Montetro called to his aera and said: ‘ Lut us get a watchman.”’ bregh sage per to get the watchman, L. Lyon, who on that beat, but before they arrived on the balcony the Sealer was gone, leaving his shoes, slung-shot, and spots of blood, as asign of his condition and course. MB fe searching the premises occupied by the burglar the ot ney te was obtained: All the laces, of Mrs Turner, stolen; all the plate of Dr. Mercer, = All the plate of Mr. Thomas Byrnes, a! r $600 worth; Jewel- ry, watches, and plate of J. D. Hill, Esq ; about 8500 worth of fine cloth, &¢ , of Pesquier & Co, No. 3 Carondelet street, and’a varied assortment of other valuables, all the results of burglaries in this city of late. When the burglar was shot, he was conve: to the Charity Hospital, where he now is. r. Monteiro then surrendered himself, and gave pa x Sepeet in the case of shooting, which will only a formal matter no doubt, as the community will thank him for his act.—N. O. Delta, 23d ult. Nortnern Fertinc.—Accounta from New York, received through Democratic channels, re- port that the anti-secession feeling is gaining im- mense strength there. Account from the same State, through Republican channels, go further, and after exhorting their friends to stand firm 2s granite, say if physical force is wanted to spon ve the Union enough can be sent from the E a State to plant the District of Columbia fighting men as thick as bulrushes. That the Union sentiment at the North is powerful, daily assurances are received here from Democrats who go with the South all lengths except dissolu- tion —Heraid Dispatch. All the letiers trom the North indicate a bel ged improving feeling there. Several prominent Re- publicans have dispatches from large New York merchants, saying at an hour’s warning one hun- dred thovsind men would be ready to go to Charleston to “collect the revenue. Even Mr Sickles has come back somewhat tamed, and he says he never saw such a i aang revolution in sentiment as exist in New Y Gen. Dix writesto the Government here that Major Anderson’s conduct meets the entire ap- Vie of even the mest extreme secession men in ew York.—Times despatch. A rouse Encuism officer writes home: The forts at the Peibo are built almost entirely of mud, and the guns, which are numerous and of heavy elibre, are for the most part fixed, but such as are not are clumsily worked by capstans on each side. The fortsare very little elevated, and are surrounded gt Be and in some places, three ditches, the strip of land between the ditches be- ing stuck as thick as possible with sharp polnted sticks about two feet high—a most valuable pro- tection from attack in that direction, and the Ent nese could easily have shot down thelr oj while embarrassed among the sticks. ‘here is nothing to see but inud—everlasting mud. The first time I landed the tide was low, and thee was about four miles of mud,which rose so grad- ually that in our boat we did not know but that it was water till we got stuck on it, and then with difficulty managed to yet off again. We can get 150 eggs to the dollar, and a fine full grown bul- lock, in good condition, for 330. Peaches, pears, [ae ogy and apples are pleutiful and e¢heap. ag at the rate of four large and six savall for a dol Exrort or Deruxct CeLestiats —The export of defunct Celestials to their native land, from California, has about ceased. The whole State has been searched by special agents appointed for that purpose, until not a dead Chinaman can be found from the mountains to the ocean. This clean swee) a of the remains of mortality takes in all ave died in California as far back as isis, when they first commenced their immigration bither—the religion of the Chinese making {t incumbent upon the friends of those who die abroad to see the ashes taken back to thelr native soil. All the Chinese who dle at — are carefully boxed up and sent to San ancisco, where peo fh deposited in a special receiving vault, constructed for this purpose at the expense of some of the principal Chinese mer- cantile houses in that city; and when asufiiciently large number nave beeu collected, they are sent across the ocean to China. As many as three handred Asiatic cor, bave been sent to China in one ship, and formerly this ghastly material constituted a portion of the freight of every ship bound to China. {7 When Garibaldi was in Sicily, a dwarfish deformed little man presented himself asa volun- teer, but was refused by the committee. Nothing daunted, he went to Garibaldi, and begged the General to accept him. Here, again, he was re- fused. After one of the first battles, the little individual one upto Garibaldi, and joyfully exclaimed, eneral, you would not take me, but cua not prevent my coming. I have fought well; indeed I have; and I am wounded, too!** Garibaldi, who recognized the man, re- plied, “Ab! bravo! and where are you wounded?”’ After some hesitation, the o'her showed a wound between bis shoulders. “Oh, fie! said Garibaldi, wounded in the back. I knew = would never be anything good.’ The soldier retired quite confused and ashamed. Another battle soon fol- lowed, and it was scarcely over when the poor fellow again accosted his chief. ‘Here I am, General, wounded again, but this time on the right side; » and, pointing to a wound 1g his breast, he fell dead at Garibaldi’s feet. Trovste Amonec THs New Yorx Orrictats.— Mayor Wood, of New York, sent a communica- tion to the cit; councils, stating thst he had sus- pended Mr Beviin, the city chamberlain, who Lo lately appointed by acting = or Peck, while Wood was on a wedding tour. latter that Mr. Beck was, merely hia clerk ine a] m fe on routine du- ties of the mayoralty. Mr eBoole pro lution that the letier be returned to frivolour; that the board of the nomination of Daniel Devlin as city cham- berlatn; and that the board cannot nise the right of the mayor to make the aforesaid suspen- sion. After a prolonged debate the resolution ‘was adopted bys @ vote of 11 to 3. Conriict or Tunzs.—At the fair in Odd Fellows’ Hall, New Orleans, on Friday night (the town being quite alive with the secession excitement, and the unfurling of the Pelican Led during the day) the orchestra commenced pla‘ “Yankee le.” The tune was hi: m4 numerous persons t, while others drowned their hisses with their shouts of approval. The excitement was great. The orchestra then the | Paros ps ” The hisses and the on the men, and ie the their hands and hissed in opposition to each other, while the two tunes were being played. The button aristocracy China is a] eultar institution. The Emperor alone has bis button a large pearl. Ai the mandarins anotber imperial siga, ant is inandarins as arewa d for importa: The yellow wast —————— Sraeet Raweway is Moairx —Mobile boasts of « well constructed street way, brag bogey Inaugural to png ss watc on Christmas da from RB. street to Lafayetic, a distance three mi! Smrunet or Poutray —During the 450,000 pounds of bave been Camden and : Rallroed for the + ing WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY. JANUARY 8. 1861 engl THE WEEKLY DOLLAR STAR. Whis exoeilent Family and News Jourasi—ocon- ‘alning © creater variety of interesting reading than can be found in any other—is published op that bas made The Deily Evening Siar cirouiate #0 generally throughoutthe country, _ U7” Single copies (in wrappers) can be procured at the counter, immediately after the wseye cf the Price—-THREE CENTS. " MISCELLANEOUS. - HOYT’s Hiawatha Hair Restorative Is warrant Restore Gray To ITs oar aa (a mas ort ray oF WATHA eit toe pean me min- fietron le as any orcinary arfigie for the toilet. who have — this ecoraretion deoit maloas in ite offeate, that it will ps form all that it Pu “Its successes wonder! fuls and we oan indorse ali the proprietor says in Boston fortes a Boston poner. Goat ihontacesoheee ts Nt <¥ to et Sono e Aseogiation, at their late Fai t of this city, for castral ‘Hiawatha Hair estorative,’ an Rise ly meri thisfavor, It was = its su- 10F merits in this respect that the oo af- or sufficient evidence presented to — ac po Be. fee med oy fisttering testimon’ idence Evening Pos Sold in ‘Waahvanton by J. W. W. Nau, D. B. Clark, Redwall Lawrence. Ridgeley. In Goorge- weet by 3° L, Kidwell, and by Druggists gene: beer a premium was Beet or pe — EAD THE FOLLOWING FROM THE well known Captain of the Steamer Fulton: New Orzans, $d Oot., 1959. Dr. J.C. Ayer, Lowelt.—sir: Lam urged. by my wife to report to yous oure your Sarsaparilia has made in our family, #nd as it 18 the only way in which we can make you any acknowledgement of ‘atification, { will proosed to stato. My litte old, tas had Sercfuia sores on his eare ame for five years They wor much of the pe 6 a teens ing, and we ferr they would kill him, At first a swelling would pear, then it renle, break and makos running sore, Which would not heal, They became very loath- somes and often. M etotats they, aeapeed Bis his growth and er to undermine his health, vo that hi came feeble and sickly, rete tried paysiaiana a Medicines, “pat they did no good. A olergyman in our neighborhood, who had seen some remarkable oures by your Chei ‘eo! your Serosrer ies showed sy impto: n about two weeks; in two more they. fey “fealed, aud in two months the Fat oe = wellas anybody. He now enjoys perf-ot heal'h, with no remnant of the disorder Shout him that we can discover. If you, sir, area pe ent, you may wel! believe that we scail not soon forgetyou. Very truly, your humble we Proparedby DR. J.C. AYER& C0. Lowell, Mase, SPEcALNOTEETO NR: FRIENDS AND lt bow’ — their bills all reas off, and those who calling at our desk ‘or them will please do sd by the 2ith inet, After that dite we shall ea every bill on our books, and owing t> the panic we must ask cur friends to make prompt payment a8 we are in want of a'| money d J..W. COLLEY & Cx do 21-2w 523 Seventh st.. above Pa, av. He EUROPHAN HOTEL, KEPT BY P. MRICH. at the corner of Penn. oe and Eleventh street, has been greatly improved recently and now offers greater inducements for ee patronage of citizens and strangers than any other (ary house in the — hose of any other id his scoommodations for permanent or ptemnat Sor boarders unexception- able, The bar and restaurant arrangements of the uropesn Hotel have already beoome very very - ing ai] that oan be desired by ‘a8. tidloun, oprietor pledges niremitted atten- tion and continued Iiberal expenditures to give set- isfaction to ali, and thus renews his invitation all togive the Luropean Hotel s call. ; Cc LOAKSB! AK f eastlia, the Ara 588, he Richard, the Enciten' Sank. the Fronoh ‘0! With many other new and beantifal sty. es in ‘reco and French Beaver Cloth,in prices & to $28, to which we ask the aitention of TAYLOR & HUTCHISON. - NEW PAWN OFFICE, A RD, Dealer in — ad Cast Por Clothing. Bia form: pane ti that he ee eg a LICENSED D Pawn ospeotin!! ‘patrons with promptness, < test i Dry @ 9 "Clothing, Meohan- bar Fst "To es &o,, always on hand at private sale. he ate WANT TO. 0 SAVE THEUNION has just HAR vEvs {fresh LOB. ust reocivat a large supply of : aa hart croelneds large repli which he will Rees oe shortest notice and on . 3.—Oysters served to not “seal hey are only scalded for persons ea! ing ‘hem at the ssioon, T. M. HARVEY. Singer’s Sewing Machines. 388 PENN. AVENUE, NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING, We invite the public attention to our new 850 FAMILY SE Ne MACHINE, This M he household. It ru ews, hone, ‘ells and gathers, will sew 8 or clothr ten layer thing between the two extremes, in manner. Machinesin maho rosewood cases from $60 to vibrating presser machine, for coach Gi sa idiers, is without a rival, Silk, Needles. os Oil, cee always “On at’ Now York pr ‘Send for a cop 1,M_ Sin, sco: RL ES A. 8) Nabhan NOTICE, REMOVAL. Ihave removed Oric PAWN OFFICE to 251 C street, hetween 43 and 6th diately in the rear of the National Hot the business will be continued as heretofore at t old stand. [nol5-6m] IS4AC HE RZBERG. QV ATCHRELAIRING An eryvee WARE I have one of the best establishments, and fur- nished with a complete set of tools for repair- ‘ion of fine bape and lar attention give to the same, by porous Heompetent workman and a. sare tied. Alro, every descrip wae tandard SIL, VER ornamental, manu factured ut rvision, which my Sastomers will Or in gualit: ~—— to northern ware alors in general Te soraated of 8 their R38 Pa. avenie. near sth at. Ge on Arties AND CURL MANU- 242 Penn, avenue, near the cor- street.—A very complete asrort- ent ze Braid aus Frizettes, Bandeaus, & je to order at the shor notes.” Hair Work repaired or taken in exchange, 20 8-8 URE YER W! Y FOR MEDI- PURE OLD FINAL USE. Price $2 per gallon or 90 cents per bottle, PRC Sd pe and foreign demand we je od lence. Moreo' wage ony openl ate in this eon- nexion that VB) anol taticatton apd sears assortment od rojote at | & eae cee any find’ airs no 30 TTY 18 DOWN.—612 WOOD AND OOAL. TO THE PUBLIC! GO WHERE YOU CAN GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH EFPTRY IT! PROVE IT! KNOW IT!@} wWeow eins Plo: EE MILLS, and bay your PROVE Wi WHAT? otdper than ssc where's city; Scat anes then you KNOW WHAT? se moners Cue Birnie eee PIONEER MILLs! SIGN OF THE BLUE FLAG-STAFF, Sovrnwast Cor: South of th itt we, AND CANAL ridge. F no 19 ee GEORGE PAGE, Acunt. We? Pann Deli: to aE parts id esac tne lowest Office 289 Pa. av, ice Teh SALE, ma 17-1 RY. | Tas Rew dents a! ‘he tonal invana Lot- the supervision of f the 5 Unptaia General of Cubs, Gabe. piace at Havana on FRIDAY, Janvary 4, 1961, SORTEO NUMERO &8 ORDINAKIO. CAPITAL PRIZE 81006,000, pepreecaeey a wo Lair “9h sare 30,000 is % saer— oo —_— pond ‘Wapprox, 8, janks taken st a pit be. forwardod as soon aa tho result jers for 1 schemes or a gkets to, be aaa 3 Care of City Port. Charenton B.C. Cure Couth, Cold, Flcerseness. In- memza any Irritati jore- mess of the Throat, Relieve the He —— tn Consump- € Catarrh, Clea: strength to the votes of BLIC. SPEAK s = ae AND ) SINGERS. a ow are aware of the i ta Coughor "Common Cold in itefiert ateges that which in the beg:ning would gig. to a mild rems- 7; neclooted soou attacks the Lun, * Brown's ‘onchiat Troches,” con’ ae imafooo ingred: ts, allay fee a sal Arttation. |“ Thst ro BROWN’S| which the «Tree PL teront for ving mad TROCHES pores.) ™° RS ie “1 reco! nd Pr BROWN’S ine their use to Pusiie TROCHES REV. E. H. erie “Great service in subduing Hos BROWN’S Nass.” REV, DANIEL Wisk. Almost instant reliefin the d TROCRES wean ih of brestiing peculia: . BROWN'S REN. A. C. EGGLESTON. TROCHES | Contain no Opium or angst: injurious.” D HAY BROWN’S | Chemist, Boston. FROOMES jron'tir Uitdas, Bet ee BROWN’S| PF. mice. © Beneficial in Broxcritis.” boat ima | DK. J. FW. LANE, WN’S joston. rnoomns| Woon paved them excellent for REV. H. W. WARREN, BROWN’S| eee, Boston. ensficial when compelled to TROCHES apcaiztudorine ism, CoB ao vor BROWN’: | St. Louis. i H TROCHES anh Stir Oa SPs Tua tn BROWN’S, = ‘with SPgakERs ad 8 Sine: * Prof M. STACY JOHNSON, TROCHES| ork oaks Grante, Ga. ‘eache: cei Fema! ‘Ceilege. nége! TROCHES, “Great bonefit when taken before OWN’S | Hoarseuess. Front pat vomeor, | bi = one if stagets ee wil! ihn yay ad- vani ag 4 WLEY. «1 A, MT BROWN’S, President aan s lege, T id bs apes gists at wai TROCHES HT BtVE CENTS A BO de lily BLOOD RENOVATER Is precisely what tts masne spdnenies fe: while leasant to the taste, i evivify ti ati Tavigorating and str same til eon wu Blood ius at once restores and reuders the system toattacks of disease. itis ths only preparation ever offerea to the world. so chemically aud ski!l- fali ined as to betne most i merer tonie, and at the same time so perfect! ie oy Apted to, as to act in perfect accordance with the awe of natus henoe will soothe the weakest stomach end tone up the digestive organs, and thu giey ail per- vous aod other irritation. it 1s perfect! 08 iddiness, Retention of, as ructed too profuse, or too jon, « of the Womb. reaneal lebility. ‘fhix pure, rsa th ry not i te to bilio: faneya rete Forts tinit fweotionss and idneya refuse t> perform their fasctions, Snanstee with sealding a ree rine, or involuntary dischar; in side pores . soon emnrcia! folio e pati Saute jown to & premature grave, “and space will hable in to enumerate the manv ills oe we CLOTHING, ke. _ REAT ATTRA ION! Acrandres FOR SEVENTH STREBT! prt Sror at SMIT H’S, * No. 460 SEVENTH STREET. “Go thou and do likewise” $3 to Geel Apparel. tioned ee Havii chon these peloes eer iow con. Lam ree at you oan save 25 per Aas buying avaNTS. Sie Pe prec! in abundance. msancer. 16. FiRST FLOOR of zy R EAT BARGAINS FFERED AT TH PEOPLE. Ss CLOTHING STORE, 160 Seventu Singer. CLOTHi N ‘FURNISHING GOODS, Don’t eben ‘e”* Clothing Sto fs belo (penn bargail i HS iver Sice RR oNTOA three story deleim’ No. 460 Seventh st., opp. Pox : taining froome, fn rood, ures Com, on Ai street, ENTLEMEN’S Aino. two-story bri caress RE SDY-MADE. STRING. 4 atta! nor of F obrest north it assortment of GE N's oe To punctual and READY-MADE CLOTHING cffors to ettizers mbderate, Apply at @ and strangers wishing an immediate out fit eupe Seuees G aod H, rior induoemeots, embraciog, st thie me. i | —“"“—"——cl:???:?°06X4083— = styles and qualitise of Dress Business Gar- T. new prree-ctery BRIOK ments and Overcoats in . Fine Shirts 3 a and Under- Coat ot | kande. " ia ond other ona 8 rooms, wit roome, with § yi ‘oves of best qus ity. iss, Cravat r wD rent Stocks, Homers. &0., &o. All hich | moderate. to PARE inet copped or aac ot ateur uous: low prices, of whith we are to JOHN T, ATER ‘Ohio avenue 10 Clothing {uate to order in the most »: 12th and 1st WALL, STEPHENS & FOF Rix tie BREE OR ae RENT—T | ar int City fel. roventiy oagun an office. story ry and the oy ore ser’ serie to RI venue. HAT: ey EDUCATIONAL. Ar 20 Per Cuyt. Lass ran tue Usvat Rates. FEMALE EDUCATI sat i 8 igi oS HOSE Pareate who yaghtore to r0- 2.460 ceive a thorough and wenpenatae 4 on, Where fowant of CLOTHING and FUR- thet hyeical training will reon\ve,dat iy and, OODS wi'l find it greatly to thetr ad- on, under the most = ve me 8 c the: tremor ont Slag res} lly invited to Ge7 Im _H. 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Was Mote ry eee wuBering, nd debilitated invalid to | tends pereonaily at his Hay > thie af eth. Many persons cnn wear teeth wi McLEAN’S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL Seastae tate neers ES remedial principle patentee "= cannot —s peascaree Persons with any sty cot feea ‘nese Seer: no act part strongest, rodues, othe Bl fuReRsE oo ; Sie ee a aan ox ort sd Toth sta eg Saal! the Dack, Chest, ‘or Side, Sed ession of Bpirite, Pright(al Dreams, geor, Dei cient) sr ‘vous disease, Bores oF Biofiee oa’ the Bin, OVER A MILLION BOTTLES 2 senna a Iti roped ind Ague (or Chills and have been sold during the inst six months, and ic me in~ every other proved foes wuance has it failed in giving enuire satisfaction. 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