Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1872, Page 3

_EVENING STAR CONGRESSIONAL denciasion Yesterdny’s Proceedings. SENATE.— After our report closed— Mr. Saulsbury offered a resolution requesting tne President 10 communicate to, the Senate the of sprointment of General Ed. oy wvertor of the territory of Colorado; how long McCook has been absent from his post bow long he was in Europe; whether his Fas been Feld te him duringetsh aboence. Dr. Saulsbury asked for the ation of the pe eng but Nr Pometoyon =. ing, it went over. THE CHICAGO Fice. Mr Logan called up the bill to provide for the inc sufferers by the Chicago fire. Mr. \ The bill provided for a refunding or not» Titmpert duties on building ma- cerialted or io he ased on the nd barnt over, one S¢a% from October 9, 18, and @ sus~ Pension of re wisswon of internal revenue taxes the fire until the close of of Congress. INTERNAL TAXES. 1p his bill declaratory of the “dor collected from the in seetion 15 of the in “vot July 14,450, for the time between Aug 1, Io, january 1, thall be sem! «or refanded upon claims made therefor, but wothine shall be construed to pre- nthorized the return of ~oeh dividends, interest or undi- at and coliected at the rate of five per cet. um for that part of the year 1570 prier to the tet of August. Disc traned oa the Bill, but without a>- tion; Senate went into executive session, and adjourned. HOUSE.—Atter onr report, discussion con- tinued at some length on the bill to fix the sala- sty of the United States consul at Tien-Sin. at China, at S500 rannum. Mr. Dawes (Mane) replied to Mr. Shellabar- _ and quoted from the letter of B. Randolph with his allowance and milea; for in- ng foreign consulates, stating that he had corporation ternal reven at ten cents per mile. He thought this not one of those consuls who was poorly pai And just a few dayssince, he said, another agent | bad been sent toe Alexandria, in Egypt, under similar compensation. Mass.) asked Mr. Dawes if he did mt whom he thought so ¢: could pass an examination’? Mire Ds mer satd he had no doubt but he could. ule would cure thisevil. What was required as efficiency in administration, and the evil would exist until those who were placed in po- sition learned to select the right man for the right place. Mr. Hoar ( Mass.) desired permission to ask his colleague (Mr. Dawes) a question. Mr. Banks.—If it has nothing whatever to do with the subject 1 will yield. (Laughter.} Mr. Hoar's interrogatory was lost In the con- usion Mr. _— replied that if a rule was adopted by the Execative that the presentation of a let- recommending him, given by any member of ~. shou ieut offthe applicant, woald do more to reform the civilservice than any code of ald be adopted. F (Mase) disappro n men who wei mselves. He #1 d ofthe attacks ect t to investigate the ce, and as to the trath of the Secretary had sent out as sach tofticer of the Inte war. He said to the self-abnegation of Con- wd been shown in the assertion tell whe emong his constituents would make He knew and he felt it his duty as a Congress- the government P thought he knew as much about their qualifications ax any broken- slewn school master. [Laughter] He believed is acquaintance with the men enabled him to say who were qualified at 31,20 a year to sit down and copy the laws on a sheet of paper, as asking how far the sun was frum the earth. [ite- newed laughter J After some further discussion the bill was passed. TRE ROUNDARY QUESTION. On motion of Mr. Morgan. (Ohio,) the Howe went on authorizing the survey and marking boundary line between the United States British F rovinees, from the Lake ot the is to the Rocky Mountains, and appropri. ating $100,000 for th mmittee rose and reported al v im the engincer corps, detailed rpos:, without extra compensation, A further amendment, offered oy an, reducing the appropriation for ex- he current fixeal vear from $190,000 also adopted, and the bill, as 0 p. m., adjourned. Opening Argument of State Council Against Mrs. W chs of our pot cei report of m trial at Annapolis yesterday, ney Revell continued his argument te the jur He said that one by one the presumptions of innocence had been swept away from the pris- ener; the mask had been torn aside and she had been revealed in all the deformity aod bidoous- ness of this most revolting and fearful crime. From the evidence, circumstantial though it be. the stands betore the jury and all the world stained with the blood of the murdered Ketch- vm. He reviewed the law in the case and read from the Maryland code: “All marder by poisons ing shall be murder in the first degree,” and cautioned the jury that the prmoner wag either guilty ot murder in the tirst degree, or she was entitled to acquittal He next commenced his review of the testi- thad not concluded when the court ed until to-day. adjoui 4&7 Bald men are generally the most polished. instant. VARMETTE rr] $sure @ Bud 16 days, instant. at LLANT. On the 16h of January, CATHA KH beloved wife of William G. Gallant, ia Tage The funeral wi ‘Take place from her Ist» rew- on Gl atreee, between O and P. ard procee 4 € huren ¢ eee aculete Weecesday morning. the 17th in idence of her son. William Huries, pet nensaretl ASNE MARY BURGEY. A your of her size. ‘St. Patric’ 's Church at 3 o'clock p. Isth instant. The friends and ily are respectfully iuvised to ESLIF. On Tuesday evening January. 36ts, pobre? Les LIE of Baitizores ‘aged 79 ereatie UNDERTAKERS. RQ F. HARVEY. ALONZO 4. MARB. SARVEY & MARR, UNDERTAKERS, No, 934 F Sraeer, SETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH. MI ETALLIO BURIAL OASES AND CASKETS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ‘+a TRADE FOREGEED AT WHOLESALE mally SHROUDS, BAsits, ac. iCHARD W. BARKER, CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, 612 ELEVENTH STREST, near F. CORMITURE OF Atte Os MADE AND ILLIAM HACKETT, (Sucezsson to GEORGE W. HABVBY,) UNDERTAKER, 736 SEVENTH STREET, dete-ty es? Between Gand Hote RIPAL AND NEBAU WRSATHSs. -_ peck i ea hs = Ee FRE, inte of Bee oe im. $09 th ‘Siar fone wes. ened. my 7 ccf, Gen. Toophine, ea Aiken’ nearly around the globe and received | which an when elected to Congress could not | Committee of the Whole ou the joint | wyey for the current | ____ AUCTION SALES. ™. f . THIS EY 0, om men —f ato ope ‘we shal! sella ‘ucine od Books: it Pristingss i salt bagi kate! mre marae "elatiaes aas| LATIMER & CLEALY. Aucte. L. WA! pas ae UEEURDURSSECR LTA Ca THURSDAY MORNING, J war 20 prclork we will wile Tan i ie Bet of Harveas: Mohess hia cosa ke Doh . Mobes. kes xeatlent cond tions the o Saching because he basa findhor wet ily team. ¥ omene &WILLiam Auctioneers, ‘Northwest corn orn RosEwoon CHARS AT aro 4 SAT! he Boeke fhail sellat one whom it may eomectn. to pry sturage, &e. cy the name of Mre. B. L. James tender D street, between éth and 71 is west. innis-eodkda 'GREES & WitLtams: Aucts._ B* EATINER: LEARY. Auctioneers, Southwest corner uf Penu.averuce and lth street. ia SALT ABLE, SUILDING LOT OF cesuom AY EST KTWiEN pig IMMEDI STE vielsiry® oF BOCTE SRE ICN. wOKDAY A®TER* NOO! a «etnek. on the side of Vermont nd the a'tention of em rms —One-fourth ured by ‘Conveyaocing aud stamps at 0 will be required of the pure! Office be Scutbwest corns Phone to. STEE 8 SALE OF VALUABLE eo AA EAL ESTATE ‘ON Stn STR: EBT wi TWEEN P “AND Q STREETS NORTHWEST: By virtue of a deed of Brest bearing date on fhe Meth day of Jals A. D. 1470, in Liber No. 621 of the District me Columbia ive ¢ auction, in froné of the premises, a PAY the 234 day of January. 1572, af 3 o'clock vem No. 397, as tho of of ‘the city | Reginnds Gr the same at the southeast corner of sail tor, and part of Lot No. il, in trie ie distinguished cn the of Washington. and describ rusping thence north along the line of eat 9 fect 10 inches: thence west 91 feet 4 inches & an alley; thence sonth 9 feet 10 inches; thence east ginning, with the improvenw nts, consisting of a pearly new two story Brick Dwellirg %4 fet 4 Inches to the point of ef trust on the pr chaser’s option. ts down when the property is es ost. soid. Stumps atd conve janizd&ds tk OLEARY, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. Y B No. 1001, northwest corner 10th and D streets. "S. paLe oF VALUABLE IMPROVED TY THE INT. on RSE MA Face tsttre AVENUE Noarit cap. D F STREETS NORTHWEST, AT By virtue of a deed of trust to the under- signed, duis made and executed, bearing date om the. Zit of Vecember, A. D. and recorded in Isber No. 637, folio 119 et seq ot the Jand records in and for Washington c D C.. and by the written direction of the cnred thereby, we will sett at public a FRIDAY. January 12th. A. D.1572, at 4 0 luck m . on the premises. all that certain piec~, parcel Jot of ground situate, Hyin, jog and | Sinmbla and the city of a} nd kzown. Marhington, in the District of Cola and distinguished on the ground pia City ‘as Lot_nambered one.(1,) in We dred and twenty thereon, consistivg of two new two ator} Houses ne two-story Frame Hous. Terms ca 82 prescribed in deed of trast. hundred dollars o! purchase money to be paid | 4) wn immediately afver the eroperty issold. Stamps and conveyancing at cost of purchaser. terms of sale are not fully compl five das» from the day of sale, the st Feverve the right to resell the proporty at the Tisk 4 coat of the defaniting purchaser - JOSEPH BF. KEL jan2d {i FRIDAY next, the 19th day of Jannat the same time and place. By arderof the Trusices, 32 Ghee & WILLIAMS, Aucts. iy Carring it offers rare inducements to procure an e! Web and D streets. RAME SOFA. ONE ROSE- WOOD CasTOR Bele. AND TWO SIDE RDAY, the 27h inet, Da re nemed goods on nnecomt Ar beturt the dey Of sale, stored tn, pren.ise: Lot 13. ip aqnare 2.6, fromting 25 fect 7 uches st the issce in in 6,12 and deed of trn t, with notes & OLRARY, Ancts. and Jed io ie, the Tas oe a rection holders of the note secur d thereby. I will sol 7 or allearh at the pur- ous, Johnson's af square numbered six han- + (635.) with the improvements Stable. ALBERT FOR, T "| Trastecs. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. S7- THE ABOVE SA‘E [8 POSTPONED UN: ¥ LATIMER & CLEARY. Ai Star Office Buildings, Southwest corver of Penna. nna. avenue and dith street. TRUSTEE’S he Me IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Beet sourd, BE- TWEEN Orn ako rw | ‘Mth day of June, A.D. -s Jo 6&4, Tolio 38S, one of the land om County, i iat ri direction oft dred and forty-fonr (144) feet toa thirt: alley, the rear line of said Lot. in the City of ington, D. C , together sith the im rovemon ¥ reon, consisting of a goed, substanti ‘Biliding” vith new two stiry Frame Back Bl le, orherw he property, B* & one ni WILLIAMS, Povnicner porgone 1, northwest corner 0th and D streets. TRUSTEE’S ee or FALUABLE DWELLING TH Peo WEST, BE- pa USE ON SI WEEN Wanp Ts StEETEN £: i oe a deed of Trost devat March at folio 140, &c., of the land records for Washing: by direction of the cured thereby, 1 wi'l seil etry bg oh y of Jana- it harbor of the pry mises, on F RID. ary. A. D. 1872, at 4 o'clock p. thirteen, (13.) 1m the “subdivision bered four br a and eighty-five, of Washington. B Cay tr ‘ery central part of the 12, 18.and % months after da: with within six d: Trustee reserves the right to ronell’ the pea after one week's fee at the rick and “cost o first pnichaser. Ali conveyancing aud stamps at wi. WARD. Trustee, purchaser s cost, janS-Stawkts GREEN & Wancrais Ai B* GREE 8 9 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, jorthweat corner 10th and Datreets. TRUSTEES $ALE OF VA SALU ABLE, BUILDING LOTS LN 8QUA Wee ott its sa Sawads ones’ a Ther ¥ GREEN & WILLA B Sumtiwest corso TRUSTER jh 2 onto Bree of a deed of trast to the under made aud executed, bearing date od record r- in. rect north. and roonine back with hut width ne-hal! in cash, of which $20 must t fully sale ak with within six Frusec reuacves alter spe wen: Tiak and Son? of the feat Darchaser: “vices at the Ail convesancing acd slam wn ear aaAN erases ianto-dads etitt Marcos are, nom ber wie ‘all the im- conisivg of a very — cash; of which ‘Si wust be rr atsale. The deferred Hh org to canta ia with inter- est. and's cured by deed :ftrust to the eaticfection oiketrames. Terms of sale te bo fatty complied s after day of eale, 0, horas ap oe fee ‘orme: third cash: talance and t pur Ss s00m as the pre ined. [Pat.) B® wm. oes aiisrtte Batting, No. 900 and |. 8. W. cor, Pean. ave. and 9th st, IMPROVED REAL GOVERNMENT SALE Ads mri undersigned will sil at bite a premises. on THURSDA' vane a h day at 3 o'clock qtwelve. = ste ceeeg Ae svayers setae Book 8 W, Mo. 1. b cash; batande in three eq! oa as . | annual i atime ChE eas the pret Warmrsoton, D. O, nold lawtFebisdts WM. L. GEE coasts R. ze 2 RBADWAY'’S READY BELIEF CUBES THE WORST PAINS | 4N FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES NOT ONE HOUB after readin g this advertisemont need any one SUFFER WITH PAIN, | RADWAYS RE*DY RELIEF IS A CURB FOR EVERY PAIN. It was the first, and is THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY {hat fostantly stops the most excrucinting pains, all . Legg eg eee cures Congestious, whether OP the . Bowels, or other glands ot Organs, by one one a) plication. IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, 9 matter how violent or excruciating the pain the RBEUMATIO, Bed-riaden Inirm, Crippled, Norv ‘Neuralgic,or prostrated with discase may suffer. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. CONGESTION OF THE LU TORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING. PALPITATION OF THE HEART HYSTERICS, CROUP, DIPTHERIA. | CATAREH, INFLUENZA | HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. ~ NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS, ‘The application of the READY RELIE tothe | part or per erste bln ain or difficulty oxiste wit ‘Twenty drops in half a tambler of water few minutes cure (KA, 5, SPASMS 80 Book STOMACH rE teu: 5S: | ACHE, DIARRHG. DYSENTERY, Ci Colit Fis Sed THE 5 ‘BLS and all INTERNAL arreteis should al: water. rrr im water will prevent sickness or pains from ¢ of It fs better than French t FEVEE AND AGUE. zane AND Pah omy 2 a ioe Sy cons t amnedial ent in LLS) c ick TeV. Wit’ seus pee eae DR. BADWAY’S Sarsaparilliam Resolvent, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIES. ‘AD’ Kvery drop of the SARPAPARILLIABRESOL cuamunicates through. the Blood, ite gi ur fie a feet inert for It repairs the wi Tih wow bee Sound material. Soule, 8 coca, Glandular disease, rat, Mouth, Tumors’ Nodes tg wae Gi Glands and ay: deckgvees fem the Kars ‘end the Bivan omy ‘Skin dsscases, Bruptions, Sores, Seal We pelas, Ai es ach Boas, Worpia ta the fiheam Begsiel reg Co ag cmb and alt weakening and raid ta “leschor rs, the fms} range ih rn om othe tt Sor wither Of Mas proveto any per: si Yorms af disease phere tend alee wy If the pafient, dai wastes and decom} remedy ¢ site work of 5 paritication and sand euch ~ ssi ia Fe) Sites sate Say the petlent wilh hel himself growing better and stronger, food ai. geatini Parole appetite improving, ‘Bosh snd weigl ot culy does the Bamaa?, tan Rusonvene. gaat ‘known rp remedial agente ‘of Ohronte # the only poate cu care — KIDNEY AND BLABDEB Se | oom end Womb. rg tigceaes, Gravel pe fow Antes TLLS will = sen mo be Bt you. aere: ema rene ee Recta. a SEE PRICES WE WOULD AGAIN REMIND PHB PUB- LIQ THAT WE ARE SELBING EW VALENCIA RAISINS, at_.....230. NEW LAYER RAISINS, st............................188. CITRON—OBOICE, at.......................... CITRON—BEST LEGHORN, at._._..............560. Acations at NEW ZANTE CURBANTS, at.........100. NEW TURKISH PRUNES, at.........100....0130. TOMATOES—2.lb CANS, at.............. COFFEES................. ssesemetertnsacnee WORY LOW, satan nd, soventena, eons (207) tn ‘the city of FLOUB—GOOD, (4-DDbI. Ack,) Mbp. Gh 15 13, lings, Sot sien vemente tifreon; 423 K northwest acleaon fe, in trast fur the FLOUB—BEST EXTRA.(\-bbl sack,Jat 2 00, FLOUR—CHOICE FAMILY, (%{-bbl.sack,) 2 25. FLOUB—BEST FAMILY, (\j-bbl. sack,)... 2 50. FLOUB—WELCH'S BEST FAMILY, at low rates. HAMS—CHOICE SUGAB-CUBED, at............ HAMS—BEST SUGAB-CUBED. 8t.........low rates, SHOULDERS—BEST SUGAR C7 BED, at... SHOULDERS—PLAIN OURED, at.... LARGE Of everything in our line, at correspondingly LOW PRICES. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., GROCERS, COBNER NINTH AND F STREETS, Under Masonic Temple. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, WM. H. SEAKS. i GOLDEN popul: FAMILY ¥ FLOUR in store and for sale in Ieee touit. Crap Ld and Extra Flour. PROFESSIONAL. REG'D FENDALL. FENDALL a1 FENDALL, COUNSELLORS AT LAW, sand-tf Cor 4 st. axp Lovistaxa AVENUE. Ss. J. nite ys ray Seana bate AND MEGHAN IG A®™ FENDALL. ® bottle of WAY'S BEADY BEL’ F with them, eet ao brandy or bitter: Forty ne T Deutal Estab- a oe ta aint ame the: a: all work warranted. fe world that will cart Fev ue. and ‘all other Hfalarione, Bisws, 7 = Pa Scarlet.’ by pesid Yellow, and ot! AAS ead RE! ATTORNBY-AT-LAW, Boom #,cn second Seer of Berbour's Lew Building ESOL | _ Removed from ase. ‘Towlstoes avenue. syatem the iS L. Spied’ TRGLOR DENTIST, . STAREWEATHER, N° 3 Pc pent =! of Bee esti st raluces pricey 0 RN EY ATL, 4 "eo Law ae ARE ii Case Seronts OF woz, Pa. ave.. bet, 9th and 10th sts. Ts! ant pothesis OF OHILLS, DOOLEY’S TONIC Liz OF CALISAYA. 1» COF. by Saks ot gy diseases bark i. oeminne q°r> BOND Incontinence y ‘Urive inall cases where DUBING THE PAST FEW WEEKS THE DEMAND FOR 7-8@ NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS ‘Be | Mas been daily increasing, and holders of FIVE. TWENTIBS continue to manifest the faltest‘cona- By the exchange of large amoents of || called im for redemption, into ‘| The = ere. rathonal | YOUNG AND RISING. GENERATIC } ‘The vegetative powors.of life are strong, but ine few years how often the pallid hue, the Inck-lustr« eye and emanciated form, and the impossibility of pplication to mental effort, show their baneful in. fluence. It soon becomes evident to the observer that some depressing influence is checking the de- velopment of the body. Consumption is talked of, and perhaps the youth is removed from school and sent into the county. This is one of the worst move- ments. Bemoved from ordinary diversions of the ever-changing scenes of the city, the powors of the body, too much enfeebled to give zest to healthfu! and rural exercise, thoughts are turned inwardly upon themselves. If the patient be » female the approach of thr menses is looked for with anxiety as the first symp tom in which nature is to show her saving power in i Tusing the circulation and visiting the check with the bloom ef health. Alas! increase of appetite has krown by what it fed on. The energies of the system are prostrated, and the whole economy is deranged . The beautiful and wonderful period in which body and mind undergo eo fascinating @ change from child to woman, is looked for in vain. The parent's heart bleeds iz anxiety, and fancies the grave but waitins for ite victim. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM EXCESSE: OB EABLY INDISCRETION, Fe attended with the fellowing symptoms: Indispost tion to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss Memory Difficulty of Breathing, General Weakness, Horror of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadfa) Horror of Death, Night Sweats, Cold Feet, Wake fulness, Dimness of Vision, Langaor, Universal Las situde of the Muscular System, Often Enormous Ap ege with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flush ing of the Body, Dryness of the Skin, Pallid Counte nance and Eruptions on the Face, Pain in the Back. Heaviness of the Eyelids, Frequently Black Spot Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary Suffusion and Loss of Sight, Want of Attention, Great Mobili ty, Restléenees, with Hoiror of Society. Nothing ie more desirable to such pationts than Solitude, ané nothing they more dread, for fear of themselves; nc no repose of manner, no earnestness, no speculation. but ® hurried transition from one question to another. THESE SYMPTOMS, IF ALLOWED To Gu ON—WHICH THIS MEDICINE INVARIABLY BEMOVES—SOON FOLLOW LOSS OF POWER, FATUITY AND EPILEPTIO FITS, IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE. During the superintendence of Dr. Wilson at the Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result occurred to two patients. Beason had for a time left them, and both died of epilepsy. They were of both sexes, and sbout twenty years of age. ‘Who can say that these excesses are not frequently followed by those direfal diseases, Insanity and Consumption? The records of the Insane Asylums, avd the melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear ‘ample witness to the truth of these assertions. Ip Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition appears. The countenance is actually sodden and quite destitute; neither mirth nor grief ever visite it, Should a sound of the voice occur itis rarely ar- ticulate. “ With wofal measures wan despair Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled.” While we regret the existence of the above is- cance and symptoms, we are prepared to offer an valoable gift of chemistry for the removal of the con: sequences. HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU. ‘There is no tonic Uke ft. It is am anchor of hope to the physician and patient. This is the testimony of all who have used or prescribed it, - ‘Beware of counterfetts and those cheap decoctions called Buche, mest of which are prepared by scif- styled doctors, from deleterious ingredients, an Sia ne iy EN pelea “ssa be, sd 1 aaa: ro a0 ether, 4s Sor Price @1.35 par bottle, or ¢ bottles for @6.29, to any address, Deseribe symptoms to 2a ee “STEAMBOAT LINES. WiLL LEAVE STEPHENGON'S WHARB, Fovt of Seventh street, Wibod ao wiry? & qase- a very dango de ‘mo Sia =A . WASHINGTON A? . AND NEW YORK. tren 3.0. THORP, es. LINE s/UTH, SHORTEST weet Soteank cere wo =, daily vemmaptceele aveuue —_—————_ REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AUSTy P. BROWN, CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE AGENT, Corner of New York avenue aad 15th street, I parts of the city for sale on | fouses erected for persons owning gronad, it. Beal & dought ana sold. NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, 314 NINTH STREET. ADVANCE MONEY USUAL RATES, PeTge December mwa Okan wed BAL’ Man ASHINGTON sea ret ee | at ‘eatery “vor ALL apr at 88, sjdtonna ts 6.515 one wth? T346 p. m. om Sanday stops as during the FOR ANNAPOLIS, Leave at 8.19 Sp sod 4:10 p.m. Netretn toe on von otc end Boston eve as meses: St WILson, Se SEES Beene ow dich | Tiare wasmiotom, PRILADELPALA =e NEW TORR pine ron, June 1ietok MSE ¥ “SOR MEW TOR. without ry ais Sa aty sencest Sunday) at Kenve anit z Ly ee eyed oY p aud 8.40 > yates “ By N SUNDAY. FE mre set om to Pm sod bilede Sleep for New York ne Through tickets to "Phllaiaatar S teow" ¥ ¥. Nimo and Ohio Ralirosd advertisenens form hedule Seigccp Washington, Baltiurre, Am mapelis and the W. WILSON,” TAnsportation: General Tick bet ROONTE nee eR iene 8. JOHNSTON, ov Tan BALTIMORE LOOK HOSPITAL, OFFICE, PSOUTH FREDERICK STREET. From his extensive practice in the great Livepitala gine , Philadciphia and: clacerissvor ean oBae m jecerote, can Tost certain, epoody and effvctua! remedy in tbs orld for alt Weakness ofthe Back ot Limbs, eicraren, or Li 7 thon of Kidneys or Bladder, sary ts ¥ Geueral oral sity, Rese , irits, © aston ie mri tan ot the Benet Th ling, Na of Night or Giddiness. the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affectious «f the Livers Lungs, Stomach or Bowels—tbive treritin Di arising from Solitary Hables of Youth—cacuet solitary practices more asad te te their victins them ihe gen th ‘ea bet Praia ap FF ir nt hopes oF Youxe. MEN Fader thet Arcadful oud dietractive habit which ace nually ewe £2 an untimely grave sthcussnde men the most exalts an calle Inetiect Twho might otherwise have entranced ita ing Senates with the thunders of elogasmee, ‘Tabed to cootaay theliving iyre: way call wits coubdeuce oP fuga Pree yy Wrakunen | owe of Procee. omer dmpetency ) Bory. oe Bxctia iy Pade ier if Weakness. Wervous Debilitf or Immediately Cured. and igor Bestored qcubis aud suaartoge tay ck sealer po By the victime of improper indi "You sons a to commit ©x Os ses f Poa aie to deny that the — a Ete: srmptcass of both ‘ete Becumes eoctiom bility be’ heart, Indies tion cx ‘the frame ‘cough. consumption. fe A CURE 5 t i He bi Graduate of one of the most eminent jn the of whose aa of (he moat f i ‘elif f ( i