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— will be a sec cy cee ae aes EVENING STAR. CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion Yesterday's Proceedings ATE.—After our report closed— Fenton concluded his elaborate ») Mr. behalf of his bill fixing the salaries 0! customs and prohibiting them from receiving any moieties from fines or forfeitures; and the Senate then went into executive session, and peech in officers on afterwards adjourned. HUUSE.—Atter our re} Mr. Lyneb (Me.) offered a resolution, and i quested its immediate passage, requesting th President of the United States to take such steps as be may dec m nei to ascertain the views of European governments witn regard to the construction of a ship canal between the Atiantic and Paciiic oceans. Mr. Banks (Mass.) said this was an Important olution, and he asked its reference to the mmittec on Foreign Affairs, promising that it should receive spee¢y attention. It was so referred upon that statement. Mr. Hale (Me.) offered a bill for immediate action relieving American-built steamers and | vessels fror the payment of import daties on alentering into the construction of said ls. Referred to Committee of Ways and ns Slocum (N. Y ) asked leave to offer a res- Tequesting the Secretary of the Treas. niorm the Heuse if it is im accordance with the rules of the civil service commision city and other federal officials to absent them. selves from their duties, and go to Albany fot the purpose of influencing poll political action; wh er this is consistent wil uirements of the civil service, and. if uae to inform the House whether any officials have been punished for said offence. Mr. Butler (Mass ) objected, and the resolu- tion was not entertained. Mr. Platt (Va.) offered a bill granting boun ties to seldiers who were slaves at the commence closed— mate ment of the rebellion. Keferred to Committee | on Military Affairs. Mr. Poland ( Vt.) offered a resolution requir- ing that all resolutions calling for executive in- iormation shall be first referred to a committee to report upon the expediency of the call for the information. Keferred to Committee on Rules. CLERICAL REPRESENTATION BY STSTES. Mr. Upson (Ohio) offered @ resolution direct- the Committee on Civil Service to inquire into the expediency of reporting a bill to give states the I ments in proportion to to give the preterence in appointments to discharged soldiers and sailors. adopted. Mi. Moore (TMi.) offered @ resolution directing the Committee on Judiciary to inquite in rela tion to the subsidy heretofore granted to the Atchison Pike's Peak branch of the Kansas Pa- citic railroad, and which had been subsequently transterred to the Hannibal and St. Joseph railroad, and requiring that the issue of Patent be suspended until after the investigation can be made. The resolution was somewhat modified and A. Pry Mr. Morgan (Ohio) offered a preamble and resolution proposing an amendment to the Cen- stitution of the United States declaring natural- ized citizens eligible to the offices of President and Vice President of the United States. The House refused to suspend the rules and pass the resolution—yeas SI, nays (3; two-thirds not vot- ing in the affirmative. tr. Niblack (Ind.) offered a resolution, which was agreed to, direeting the Committee on Mil- tary Affairs to inquire into the expediency of re porting a Dill granting bounty to all soldiers re called out by the President's procla- mer n May, 1561. tr. Shanks (Ind.) offered a resolution, which as agreed to, directing the Committee ‘on In- cian Affairs to investigate the ee and other alleged Indian frauds. Adjourned. eo — The Wharton Trial. WHAT TWO MORE EXPERTS KNOW ABOUT TAR- TAR EMETIC. After our telegraphic report of this case closed yesterda: Dr. Peter Goodrich was briefly examined as to his experience in cases of tartar emetic poi- soning. In his cross-examination he gave his reasons for his opinion that death was the re- sult of poison by tartar emetic, which were sim- to those given by previous experts, viz: the nsence of lesions and other characteristics of that poison. He lett the stand at 2 o'clock. Dr. John R. McClurg was sworn :—He resides at West Chester, Fa; graduated st Jeffersoe Medical College, Philadelphia, in 1546; daring the late war was a surgeon in the Union army; had charge of the general hospital in Cleveland cighteen months, and afterward had charge of hospitals at Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Louis- ville. The hypothetical case submitted to pre- vious experts covering the case of General Ketchum was then put to the witness, and his opinion asked of the cause of death, and he auswered he had no hesitation in saying that death was the result of purely natural causes; he has no hesitation, after mature detiberation, based upon all bis experience; thinks Ketehum's death was from disease, and that it was cerebro- spinal meningitis, of which witness has had fally filty cases or patients; witness then proceeded to detail the reasons that induced him to arrive at this conelusien as to cause of death, and to speak of cases of poison by tartar emetic comi under his observation, when 3 o'clock arrived, and the court adjourne 87 Some of the Arizona diamonds are quoted ath#0 cents a bushel. S7 The Governor of (hio thinks publicity is the great cerrection of official abuses. S7- There is a decrease in the number of cases of small-pox in Philadelphia, and in the malig- | nity of the disease. S7 William Goodin is anxious about the fate of bis eyes and nose which he has missed since he looked to see why a fuse which be had put in a bottle of powder burned 80 slowly. &7 One of the most prominent and generous Keman Catholic ladies of Boston has lately dis- tributed $20,000. The name of the benefactress has not been made known toany of the recipi- ents. 7 A sneak thief recently’stole a coat at Mar- shalltown, Il, which had bi fence te be disinfected of the small- “Pox, a= a consequence, has gone to “that bourne,” ete. ates ATEey, Js < commons. on inatant, by the Hi dence 4 Johm M. Athey, Homes Louden county, Ve. te MOLLIE eaughter of J. M. Athes, of Georgetown. D.O. [ Leesburg papers please copy.) ‘ \BEATHCRINIX” On the 1th of August. 11. by _ : = SDETH MINT, SII of —-cee-—_ DIED. of the. sth inet. JOHN unily are ree jo MOFFOW ( ing. a clock from his tate tence, 90 Sth street east. e JEFFERS. At 1 oclock,on the morning of the Ree SE eee 8 sone aed painful iliness, JEFFERS. JOYOR. Onthe a ‘The feneral wit tabe place fr m the Columbia Kogine House Wedueslay afternoon, at half-past 3 _ UNDERTAKERS. Ric#>? F. BARVEY. ALONZO a. MARB. BARVEY & MARK, UNDERTAKERS, No. 934 F Srazsr, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH. @ ETALLIO BURIAL CASES AND CASKETS OF EVERY DERCRIPTiON, THE TEADE FURNISHED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. _mly SHROUDS, HABITS. ac. |) weed W. BARKER, OABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, 612 ELEVENTH STREET, near SORNITURE OF ALL Pate gnes MADE one ILLIAM HACKETT, (Svecusson to GEORGE W. HARVEY) UNDERTAKER, 735 SEVENTH In ct et iar AUCTION SALES. Bt LATIMER & OLMAMT: Anctueaeecs, Southwest corner of Pennsylvania sve. and lth st. FALE BY ¢ ATALOGCE OF A VALUABLE On MONDAY, 7 and WEDNESPAT RVENING 8. yin Ue 15h, 16th and 17th, 1577, com merc ally at ot sucii-n rooms, we Ia raluabie collection x ‘hens shall sell lancous Books, meny of ‘arties Yee eyed nto PR Et =~ “tenth "_LATIMER & CLEARY. Aucts._ Y LATIMER & x CLEARY Anetioneers, ~~~ Southwest corner *Peuneyivania ‘avente and lith st. PeIvaTE E< IDEN KLIN SQUARE AT AU TURSDAY > Ja * ‘an sell. in front of the mises. pa 33. in Square | ‘This le ore ety ha yhasa trout nt 23 feet on 13h street, betw K streets, eae Seeing pss 1 square. ame pica a a three: | ment Brick Dwellte hich nas, yh jared improv 18th street) co: tn rome py fange. hot and cold weter, ga ter ing ia id Tre of the mest. healthy the eit: LATIMER 4 CLEary, Ancts, RY LATA & CLEARY. Auctioneers, iF Office Bu: ildings, Sonthwest ome... ot Penne. avenue nue and Lith street. vans a IMPROVED B an ESTATE st E ISLAND - rcs AUTEN. 2 =e ad place, we will sal part sre, o. wi m, the same sausre, fronting ana running back. by that —One-third cash; balance in six cm day of sale, with interest payments to be secured by the City vat s Fiore ae a gets, jand-dts LATIMER & CUBARY. Aucts. YwT. JOHNSON: Real Estate Pemnsylvani VALUA AUEROVED. tia! mp! UA caPr FOL BIL of rem tous given, dated Sinaia cae nr for aT AUc- oe | ie cee 7 and? i on the north side of south, between 2d and = L reste east. Esch ‘oes in improved by a ree-story jouse, with two story bacl = with all the mogert improvemeuts, in known sarstay Title row. Each ase will SE guaranteed perf ird cash; balanes in three equal payments of tix, twelve ard eighteen months, se- cond Lp iligm| of trust on the premises, bearin, fen per cent. interest, or all cash: at the % porchaser. Two ‘hundred doliars ( ee down upon each house when sold | Se a caxeyecee ® at ot con oft | faulting purchaser. SAMUEL CROSS, | ENOCH TOTTER { Trustees. decT-eokds W. T. JOHNSON, Auct. SF TILE ALOVE SALE IS POSTPONED FOR tey days Lia 9} SA M'L CROSS, Trustee. BY CHEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioncors, Northwest corner ot Joth and D streets. TRUSTEE ‘S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED KsTATE. FRON TING 0} ST CAPI- STHERT BETWEEN So AND 41u STS. ais vVirtne of a deed of trust. dated the 9th day A.D _1863,and duty recorded in Ho 19, et'geq.,one of the land ato county, in the District of wipiae of a decree it eae bt randy ket 1. wherein lua to Soh ohn in premis “On TRURSDAY, th Bath ds =A, A. D. isz2, at 4 o'clock BP ry: public auction. all or parcel of Pity was ingvonsana ertain aad sitaate and |: ying ins raid ond ci -}*5 geven.(757.) Begin- wg for the same sixteen (16) feet from the northeast corner of said ent OD apitol street ry inches; thenee sunth one hundred and twenty-eight (125) feet and one (1) inch; thence east eighteen (18) feet and three (3) iu | ches: thecee north ope hu and twenty-eight | (128) feet and one (1) uch, to the place of beginniee. nts, consisting of the three-story we-third cash; balance 'n 6 and 12 cured by a deed of trust on the premises wold. Sire (orn at time of eal i conveyancing ti coat. Uf the terms of sale fre net comphed with in fie da AUCTION SALES. ‘THIS AFTERNOON. ¥J.T. gamed ~< hw He 5 BY? sp guee vemos ant inh roo GUARDIAN ® SALE 0 OF REAL RSTATE. of a dec: ‘Say thy between ved by ® ' BRS Sy OR a condense ore 38 months, eve Sererent) OF: ferred ments to Guardian. dect-4 LDWELL & CU., Aucis. B* FITCH urs Shas ees ‘515 Seventh — sae ras Office. cE iY © . H La RE JAPA TL: CALL wo FREN ON ¥BON ER Tol Retest ORE SUITE, UP: HOLS SATIN, 14 PIKC surrK, UPH a pint Lit at te HLA iN. SIS TIN iT FH Tk ie es FRien "Sa ae a Lpcri ‘Our AND ES Frown. ¥ D SIDR TABL! INLA'D Lou ELS CAR. RE E PERSIAN RUG: p_ DINING BI NEAID ¥a WOOD fo @NR TOYA Ag erty ae, VPRO WOUD WRI Airseed ER FUR! COLLC 8, &c NE CARMIAGE HORSKS: ONE NDEAU. MADE IN PARIS: ON 7 ONE SET DOUBLE HARNESS, ke. seni reciem, ore 0 mee of hist Bxceitencr C. C oata Russian Minister, Nor 1830 I slscet, betsnen Te teenth and Fourieenth streets, we’ shall sell ths above describrd superb collection of Furniture, &c. Most of the Furniture was made to order in Paris. will be open for insyection on day pre- LATIMER, & CLEABY., Auctioneer , Fouthwest corner of Penn. aveuuie aud 1th street. jan INSURANCE COMPANIES. EBMANEIA INSURANCE COMPANY, or New Yorx. Cash sore over One Million chad a a. £. L. 80! ee wr nuding: street, between BANCH OFFICE NEW YO! Ot antpant fo te ae oa office Boom 13, k, corner. ar rete Ne W lmhere ft pos Se'hapoy at al times to see, ihe policy ho'ders and friends of the "Old and Heliable New Fork Lite, and where icles willbe lsued upon all Ibe moet approved in “Til indacem: nts offered to solicitors. HENRY D. HALL, dec23 Sm* Sole Agent for District of Columbie, yo ee ae ARE APPROACHING. INSURE YOUR PROPERTY In RELIABLE COMPANIES 0. A. BUILDING, oc 35-tf Corwen ot Ninth and D streets, E NATIONAL METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPARY, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870, CASH CAPITAL............. ALM, Office in Shepherd's Say cae vanisavenue. MOSE! SAMUEL CBOSS, Secr: SEWING MACHINES. HE FLORENCE IMPROVED NOISELESS LOOK-STITOR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. waving yctesively ey Self Adjasting Shattle Ten- bh ed; thus enabling tae 01 we to oy seams gos desired eons Satalmente of |. Machines solc on ther machines taken Inexchange. Also, REPAIRING done prompt No. tua anes pac apy" ‘A. J. MILETEAD, Agent. Y GREEN as mt teas Anctioneers theast corner 7th and D strests. TRUSTEES SALE RA A VALUABLE, TRAC: OF LAND IN OWELL COUNTY, W Vindinia, ComPmisiNG 130,000 AURES, By virtue of a deed of trust. dated July 29th, en by William @. W. Taeger to Frank lin Mace, the subscriber will sell at the front of the City Hall, on 4%> street. im the city of Wash- D.C. on MUNDAY. the day of Janu- fhe hour of 3 o'clock p. m. he follow bed tract of land, situated i McDowell, in the State of West Virginia. rembracin the Le ng Fork of he Sandy river, and contain within the following metes seeett bounds, to wit: Be- ginning at a corner abot a fn a Eorrbesaterty alrection from a, potion it on the Tine of said tract, where Kikhorn Cre: he same; thence south twenty-five degrees west eat crn hua- dred poles to the corner: thenee south fifty-Bv grown wee twenty-six hundred and fifty pol ence thirty-seven degrees east thirty-bix hundred polos to.s corner; thease ‘marth sixty-four degrees east four hundred poles to a cor- ner: thence north twenty degrees west five hundred hty poles to a corner; thenee north ten degrees east twenty-nine hundred and fifty poles to ecor- her;thence north two degrees west eight hundred and’ eighty poles to a corner; thence north eighty degrees west eighteen hundred and fifty poles toe corner; thence south forty-five degrees west nine hundred and twenty potee beginning, contaiping 1£0.40 acres of land, more or lous, ‘The terms of sale are : One-half cash, and the bal- ence, im three, canal payments, at six, twelve and he Trastee re- serves the right to recell the property at the risk mod cont of the defaulting pura ee by advertising three times in the Brent: tusorr, Trustee. is GREEN ‘ge WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥ GREENS WILLIAMS, Auctionsers 001, nurthwest corner lth and D ste. RTY IN THE vert < Mospay, RAGA teen months, with yom security to be LOAN OFFICES. CoREy. Loan er of Hew York 8 SEVENTE STREET, corn: ork avenue and Seven h sirect. “Money. loaned on th Samondss plats, geek revel cresod sie diam ; Tevoly Goods kept any ean of time red. ec0-tr Canes WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE AND SALESROOM, 914 PrsesvLvANtA AVENUE, Between 9th and 10th streets, south side, ate Loan Office in this cit The most . Money on Golds Silver, Diamonds: dew Sod Goods of il descriptions, at the lowest Fates inthe town. The abore, goods bot for CASH. 0; to Private Jorn wit eee 4 80N, RE. BOOT 82.50; do. ‘arpet Slippers for Gents. Misses, and Ladies, Beenie, lg ilk on hand, the Button re for Eetice and Wissen. *°ga8""y esert x rect N decl4-3m_ opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall. LIVERY STABLES. ved by the on AS Bee Sa gt oot ed ie te er aenee” Being on | WY ANH. NATLORS STABLES, 1396 B ST complied with within twenty days. then the property hapd and for hire by the day or month. will be resold upon an some n fr hire by the day oF cath ited in ‘Washington, D.C tay ag nished’ ‘with the most comfortable Rie rie! and cost of the parceser in Getaalt. elegant Carriages. Particular attention to board nol$2awhde GREEN 2 WILLIAMS, Aarts, | ‘RE Horas, and oe eae B* Gers & WILLIAMS, ey No, 1001, northwest st corner wth and D streets. — EES gaty oF VALUABLE IMPROVED a si having a fromi ct 11 fest Inches on: ‘on 25th street near Pennsylvania avenue, (oppos Church.) and running beck etg sis ‘eight’ cas) an alley. y & first-cl two-story Frame Dwelling hoase’ containing Foome, with side alley, and ail the modern im rag and water in t mak Geuirable private residence | ue 2rd Making ‘Terms of sale: One-third carb; balance in 6 and 12 monthe, with not interest from day of sale = foto by a deed of trust on the property sold ‘yancing and ne [oer cone ‘$100 will be required from the purchase: me of sale. sanded GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. bw Ww. Lk. (oe diy fe Baearneeres Neb. Pennsylvania avenue. VALTABLE pratee: OF IMPROVED PROPER: gs gs ¥F fe jt actos Ora rs |” = ee sail at, public square 456. bee $F, the grouba piat of ‘ashington havi Siront of ~ feet cn F street, runping back a depeh of said lot 99 feet 8 2 inches to a 34 ‘foot all substantial ae provements of a Hory Brick Dwelling hovee. he above property is worthy the attention of purers. it being 1m one of the best Iceations ‘Terme: One third cash: Talunce’in and if mouths bmag ba Sapo ph agian a and se ered by 8 dood of rust onthe premises. Conveyanci lamps, Spector Maseecsepoeat of paneteted as sovy ae the proper se es JESSE 8. WILSON, Trustee. _iae8 [Paty . WALL & 60., Aust, ¥ GBEEN & ates iS; Auctioneers. B North ‘hwest corner of TD streets. repre - mrs: OF VALUABL he vagiet what pws ELUING 24 uf ra? deed of dated August pt ei 4 ete the 13th day of January. A Br bet fe premises. at 4 0 oielock p Pp Ai those cert pieces, parcels or lots of vie pe city < oa pagon. sake oon oe nown ard 7 os Dots rent 7 nin sine (20, And elghty on Tanlst ered two hundred be red two hi “ee ie eser ae hon each ae ‘erms © cas! nen ig x aod teehee monsha merase. ee |E od oasne on the propert do are not comphed rhe ‘with the Trustee reserves. = rij at the rick and cost of the a Stamps and conveyancipg Bb ¥; go) ea GREEN ¢ it ts ¥ GRE&Y & WILLIAMS, es B Northwest corner juth i ‘TY A are ae utes ‘ECTION OF pa 3 ontiv CAP. NORTHWEST, AT to tte — at 4 sare mumbored ais mort with the improvements io new two au cabdivision red and twenty aie, io hereon, conala e-are.net fe Tall ioe with ed ‘Trustees bs an Oe rat be alee . PB LEY. naoek jantd ange Mine Ancts. BY “starr CLEARY: Auctionecrs, & utbwest corner Roceheaa oe evund Lith street GOLD AND SILVER wa’ Ra hap FINE GOLD Gi Be bi Beedle ee ee PEN Faort TAIN PENS, ooTHUs bebay ioe ani cust ey the Fes 1th, Meaniscn enti Hamed articles, cing business. Sale posit Terme _jan3-déds LATIMER & OLEARY, Aucts. ¥ MER & sm B LaTL Cotes reg a > emg Southwest corner ‘Peuneyivania avenue and lth st, TREES. pial SALE OF VALUABLE cA we te allie | iy ue of a to of, the District of umbia and bythe, tl ty 1 a ps a atees @l00 down at time of nies” iS Sat wert, dec30-d4 de ara TB Chea pane Aucts, Us tep STATES MARSHAL 'S SALE. Tn virtue of « writ of ey Sheri Se forued from the Clerks Site et ee and D streets. TEROPEREY FALE OF VA VALTABL Ma Y OF are TREET, BETWEER ais octet rene - W AND BOUNDA: FP cseer H2TBRE ave. and lith street. = Ale, £3.a8 04 oid hia Rncte. <f January, A.D. isa Bew2t Pie Cito : front of Bor of sald’ Deer a a8 ty, Tit day ot Jantiary. 8, wit, viz: One heavy Gold Walshe ome Pee are 600 eagerness jan?-dtds N THE SUPREME CO! F THE DISTRIC Ss the Wh tages pity 4s71. see (No.2, Ba. Dee, 11,» s0 it is nes ASHIONABLE CARRIAGES FOR BECEPTIONS. THE ARLINGTON STABLES, 1724 G@ Steer, NEAR EAR WAR DEPARTMENT. ae apes = fo pe ee ot by rey boar, the pay id STY! IS ith polite and well-dressed arie | as ena tn flare B Sa Proprietor | Gomera ABLES, Dena &, of good ry Reeser ae Gt? BONDS. % DUBING THE PAST FEW WEEKS THE DEMAND FOR 7-30 NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS a Delivered to any address, Describe symptoms ‘all communications. a M4zmeeon OY THE YOUNG AND RISING GENERATIC } ‘The vegetative powers of life are strong, but ins few years how often the pallid hue, the lack-lustr< eye and emanciated form, and the impossibility of ‘application to mental effort, show their baneful in- fluence. It soon becomes evident to the observer that some depressing inffuence is checking the de- velopment of the body. Consumption is talked of, and perhaps the youth is removed from school and sent into thecountry, This is one of the worst move- ments. Removed from ordinary diversions of the ever-changing ecenes of the city, the powers of the body, too much enfeedled to give sest to healthful and rural exercise, thoughts are turned inwardly Upon themselves, If the patient be s female the approach of the menses is looked for with anxiety as the first symp- tom in which nature is to show her saving power in diffusing the circulation and visiting the check with the bloom of health. Alas! increase of appetite has grown by what it fed on. The energies of the system are prostrated, and the whole economy is deranged The beautifal and wonderful period in which body and mind undergo #0 fascinating a change from child to woman, is looked for in vain. The parent’s heart bleeds im anxiety, and fancies the grave but waiting for its victim. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM EXCESSES OB EARLY INDISCRETION, attended with the following symptoms: Indisposi. tion to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss Memory Difficulty of Breathing, General Weakness, Horror of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror of Death, Night Sweats, Cold Feet, Wake fulness, Dimness of Vision, Languor, Universal Las situde of the Muscular System, Often Enormous Ap petite with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flash ing of the Body, Dryness of the Skin, Pallid Counte- nance and Eruptions on the Face, Pain inthe Back, Heaviness of the Eyelids, Frequently Black Spote Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary Suffusion and Loss of Sight, Want of Attention, Great Mobili. ty, Restlesness, with Hoiror of Society. Nothing is more desirable to such patients than Solitude, and nothing they more dread, for fear ef themselves; no ‘no repose of manner, no earnestness, no speculation, but # burried transition from one question to another. THESE SYMPTOMS, IF ALLOWED TO Go ON-—WHICH THIS MEDICINE INVARIABLY REMOVES—800N FOLLOW LOSS OF POWER, FATUITY AND EPILEPTIC FITS, IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE. During the superintendence of Dr. Wilson at the Bloomingdale Asylum, this sed result occurred to two patients. Beason had for a time left them, and both died of epilepsy. They were of both sexes, and ubont twenty years of age, ‘Who can ssy that these excessos are not frequently foliowed by those direful diseases, Insanity ang Consumption? The records of the Insane Asylums, andthe melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions. In Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition appears. The countenance is actually sodden and quite destitute; neither mirth nor grief ever visite it, Should «sound of the voice occur itis rarely ar- ticulate. “With wofal measures wan despair Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled.” While wo regret the existence of the above is- eases and symptoms, we are prepared to offer an valuable gift of chemistry for the removal of the con- sequences. HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU. “Where ie no tonlé like it. It fs an anchor of hope to the physician and patient. This is the testimony of all who have used or prescribed it. TEAMBOAT LINES. | RAILROADS. 20 NE AS aa f ib sobtawe : pees sti ond [Soa ae ac eatee Ge re =EW. rd axp hh 9 as eT TST reute. i siein denn VY. General Freightand Ticke Waters, Georgetown, maid ber Bite Cr b Sill receive and deliver DORSEY ULAG Gon _ decl-tr Plant's Store, conver isch and Wenig? NEW EXPRESS Linz. via cama, Paina PHILADEUPRIA, au. WEST are vow ran ihoTos sab chowder wh b! oe | 2OR BAL wheralar ailing days from 410:30 o.m Whary 45 pm. siribay. inde severy WEDNESDAY and FOR ALL WAT STATION Gaity except vat 6-85.85 ome ater street. Goon mon. “ee HURSPAYS and from Princl ‘Gcantons, Bs aud THOS! os J 4 ight received 30 et atavy loos. ome nes F. HYDE, 59 Water Wacgetnd RIDGE & CO «= xO Bes LINE STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT URDAY TO AND FROM 4 nde AND eeasoow. worite Tagarebuiltcnperer: 5 aes ee Teeneet gith,eil three = aeendipan Sepiaateapt etapa gers. To os we 7 SD tench feo €abin, location; ‘tie ist ME2¢maars LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN Seria AND NEW YORK. id ORK trom Pi a ih fon hres ay ik A DE ne om ; Ascot office and wh rf Rook St the corner of Huh atreet uaa Hoo York J. W. THOMPSON, President. neers surethe 20: 8 ROURTE: Gent Art: Washington. ee wasuiworon, DELPHIA AND NEW TORE neapes ee m., 186 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AU®TN P. BROWN, CONTRACTOR axo REAL ESTATE AGENT, Corner of New York avenue and 15th street, thi in all parts of the city for sale on long louses erected for persons owning ground, sod long ‘time ne notes taken in payment. state bought and sold. anal - ou ov TaB BALTIMORE LUCK HOSPITAL, wd ap ell SsuUTE Ld sany qed =. Eapope and the md the finer in this country. vis A the most certain, a pe Se pan for all SRA! Sete Lae ERS : OF IMPRUDENCE. or Bingaee, iovglantaty ity, oooh oe ‘Toreat 8 loos or Skin 3 Habite of for hhh NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, the songs of bi chetrs lighting 314 NINTH STREET. WE ADVANCE MONEY Al LESS THAN ONE HALF i ¥ i H Ht | THE i i i; i i j ‘ i ii rt g 3 f iF wast, USUAL RATES, ROBERT FULTON é CO.,