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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06
al tIzs u .tilt ~ tEf3i
p ,MiSCELLANE0U GUS.
Is 8 The Daily German tor~sTOn lent
l.5u der Deutsche Corresp0r dent ~. ~

WILL De, shortly published simultaneously III
NV Il Washington ami Bainit'te. ard dEliver,%l 10
subscribers IN ali parts OF WASHINGTON, (Cr.e!own
and Alexandria, early IN tile morning Tint itfes
SHY Ola Dailf GeTIhGsi pnper has been itat in Wash
ingt0n, which contains about 300 German sJ,aak.
inhabitants. FOR Ssne time, tO igHyiaie which the
publisher OF. & Tue German Cores pnnden = has
made TIE InosI satisfactory to havr the
paper siia,iis3leou " published alH; delivered in
washington. GcoTCCt0,sn, .1feTaH2fir. Eh9 RaRi-
more. Asiti 9a 7 gfoi....F...v o.. -,,..,,,
The publication Of 4 Daily German Paper nj the
seat OF Government will h.. besides this. OF the sI.sa-
est importance I" de adopie, population .: The Uni
ted Stairs, who. nj the present time, look win IN
tense interest TO the doinesJ OF IlIe DemOcra;rc Al
iminisuation In Washington, 20 elect which they a.
sisted in no iilco>dcr;bic degree. Jht paper there
ioc i'll lie an expoaellt OF The policy o: thr present
Administration, and viii publish lrolh time to time
1eadIn. articles in the English ane German Ian
gulges
'Tfe large circulation of The Correspondent .;
Which extends through al parts 4ttt',ii iaI;i
more particular the SoutlIs shasEa Il u b. OF e0n-
siderable service To the iopt"d population, Which
numbers ne;rrIv two millions. and while dsclaa4
of tl:. people the @tSrrC, slohdcft'' wa dvcfv
ncinuisitc die principles Of simericH Rrpi;"iecsi
san t.,, rcmorYrry. which have h,dn Ht.f t'utv
great and happy and uFIoit wi.ich. ever VIII 10
The aim AMI end ii the Gtrrin.u Aop.ed Pnpi!aion
OF The United SisteS-
The price ~ tie paper has Zen fiSoa az ~ rir
ann'uIl, and ) pei quarter, payable III advance,
10 Gents per wee (. p.tv;ir 10 .iIg tTrrictS. b
Snb crip;i0nS and Advert >eHlaHis MY br icti ~
Mr.. Warmer & COS Icwclry Store, Mr.. II. Snlitn
PrniIsy vi.f,ia areiiue. nGac t!rsret Washington,
4 regular publication office viii h, npcht'G shortly
f.. 80, '.'"- r. RAlNE, Editor " ruhii>i!tr, 9
auga .. 80 ,,.. Washington \ .!ahim3re.
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To builders, Carpenters, and Contractors

HASiNG taken great pains 10 lay in a good and
general assortment ni BUILDING HARit-
w ARR. Gin row pr pared 10 offer those want
in@ sllGh IudS Niici Undue, CniS a am convince
viii a'iIt. ain determined not Ia be uiiderst,d
any house Il! Washington. All ny goods come d,
rect from u:c !nai.u c;orirs, which enables NE
otter tiTni III NV York and Phiialciniia .rIc,,i :
and milking III hnng material my principal t,a,.t.
Ajax Gan come a titic .a.!cr others in this line
! 81 la
ylisns ate III par: Nor. Vita Nor Hotel, Kali.
HiGl,. Sliding Door. locks ana iatcncS, Ma. Nig
Iatc'c-, Plated Furniture, Horizontal Upright, En-
RI. c";iHg'. intr!. Western, ami Novelty Fin,
Locks aud i.a.co. RIM IatchcS, al kiis White
Porceaia kmot.s VIII! Porcelain Rose or Plate Fur
j.itIirc DARK Mni. Grey Mini, EaIiceaicd Mini
md I'll Kinds o. Rose and FaGc:' calGr Knobs ton
Front nr ftTi"r NnniS, with the pl,cm; Silver glass
Knobs ait!clc that ~. ! only 10 he bl.g>!ied al
% clean Ii, ard always showing He plate tie old
plar.. hii1s when they cleaned, leaves dirt,
sDus the d0pi. Also SASH FaSt"niii@s. all the tt-
.rrcnt patterns; Win,ow Blind F;l.ening<. In,nl:
S.Tier fi>trning-. Cupboard Catches. Hooks aud
Eyes. Loose and Fast JOINT Butts, Hinges, Paiiia
lGcnt Hinges, p!ant s FARMERS patent Shutter
Hinges: Bots I'll all kinds Nails. Screws, Hal aud,
Goa: !i""kS inryS Sash weights, Sash Cu. III. |
niany otiIrr iiii,rs tDicroUs 10 mention, which
will IL sold low. T.. WHEELER,
Sign Of The Gun and Paddock,
ia ~ 9-iInCo Opposite Browns I.nir..
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JORDtN'S
Frederick White sulphur Svr5E-..

VINiIS long 'stahii h'd Watering Idarr :iyn!e pas
S.,d into the hands a; ,tr >ij.>i,TIirr ii g.. ia
announce io the ph,h!c tt ,hrv hoN ,,.,;s.Tep
for the reception and en'rai'.iu",tt al Nrne., Aa
extended panagyric at The rru.dIa V,fiu"- g. ii.r
waters they deem unnecessary p"piii: n;iG... ,at
iiia back eighiy y"3rs. li..,Ins approved rh'1n.
These Spring arr beautifully -iiuarci ia F,"d'r
TX county. Va. five miles innn Hmch'sirr. aud
mil" and half rom ~, ,riI- IN lpGj 4. g.
on III" Ninrh"Si-t and Harper f"ss Pa.,ioad. ari
are therefore at easy access frTn North and East
t>it"rs leaving Baltimore, " si.n.inn. &c, al ic
n,orirng tram arrive in due Inns. u din.
Facilities fur iIr accommodation al ail,.ie trc
more ample than exc: before large u,.a L4,.!.i..
having been rrrcFGiy erected.
For the following Diseases rbr.. waters ave iaYna
10 lee highly ciicacions: b,I.tria. ,s'r diseases,
r-iptt" affections. &c.. and As a dn.r,iic and ,li,r
alive they are unsurpassed.
X. VI. q. v. JORDAN,
WstisfScp PIoIfi"iDrS.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
III >a+ s5 - ..zs - -

,Baltimore AMI Ohio RatfrOGd, from Baiti-
mare to lPherii29, anu coNUerfIHG Htrf
a,7th tkfiaree. nere. ami spiendrd Sfs0 mrs
ofthe Union Lime on tire Ohio, aat thf
siager to ZaHesriIAs. DC.
TNillS ENPEBIIIOITS LINE being now thorough
" completed. hy The late finishing Of the Great
Board Tree TUnne and the road being IN cNceen,
order the earnest attention OF travellers : confident,
II directed to lis superior advantage AMI low fares.
The scenery uI,ninis road is o. the most stuirnd-
oliS and attractive character.
The Express Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily al
D.. an and runs directly through 10 Wheeling :tsi;
niles in Is or 10 hours. including all >toppa.a. ar
irving 'irrr At or o. M. next day ar. passengers
leaving Baltimore ut a. lay for odg
ing in Cumberland. O79 milc<.l ana proceed thence
10 Wheeling in the morning.
To connect wifi the-r trains, the cars leave
Washington IT Il. H. aid > p. m. daily. meeting
tlr cars from baltimore Al The Washington June
ton. (hglier knowH as Tie EeIay IIonse,) miles
from Baltimore.
At Wheeling. the seven nmriyaIIcd steamers OF the
ITIlioh Line, which have just been compl.iei
this route, form daily connection " nh Ihe cars.
and convey passengers down The Ohio IN Cincinnati
md louisville where The stages for Nashville &c.
or III ii. Louis and New Orleans packets NAV ~
taken by those going further ..I.
Passengers tDf Columbus tor who prefer the la"d
ruii,r Cin.nnat ana other parts ot Ohio, and the
West nav also pro,red direct from Wheeling in ihe
Ohio STAG" Company Cxcr.ifni cnacht= oy.T The
hest part of the National Read ID Iincsyill, &c.
and thence by rallr.Id
Passengers FOR Igon:yille and Cleveland hv scam
boat and railroad VIII aiso lind This mo asrcea.l,.
route, Tiers being regular and speedy c0nHea lnn
N WlierI'lia - and from thns. places.
Ef3- Baggage checked through from Washington
To Wheeling, aud oiars" ot transfer ut ilS>cn-
gers OF baggage.
Pure by through ticket with tie right JIG over
anywhere on ,ir rouicl from Washington 10 Wheel
iua - 20; to Cincinnati Sll: &c Louisville ST..
Tickets ID be- had Of MIR. Parsons. Agent, at the
Railroad Station, Washington, and "a. Ihr ether
anenls of the Company. WV. PARKER.
Tvs -fltf-.,. General sup iInt rud.H..
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Law Sehoel Of Cumberland University,
AT LEBANON. TENNESSEE.

AT Lebanon TENVESSEE' i'
i,'tCt'iTY. ii1n. tB2AHAA cARGaiiEES late
Z OIg oItH, e:a<,iiu Judges .. I, .i..p~t
Hos. SfH.NGRPRN, lhi.' one oi The ! a9nei of
Tie >upfen,'. court o. Tennessee. -..t. t-.. ..-
lion. BSJSiFitI.DL l.. RIDLEY one Olihc Ciian-
ccliprs oi tic St5ii". -. .r., .t-. - +-t
JUICES CARrfIIEFS aud GREEN devote their
whci,tirrr ,Srli sivtiy Il, tire >rlrr, .HiHi 90 =
Plr or Ir .sfh ttDn.-l. Dali, examinations OF
each class on th' tsNt books. NJ r.g,ir co.se OF
lectures hui explanations Df the d:iv lessons III the
progress OF iiIc cXaHnsitiaas. : is Il ? -
: " Crkiy moot cfGirt III comusol.isy aiits,Ntuiy
III winch stafitnts eoasnce oi IA statement ~
tHi"iii ali Inc prgG>s's Known ~ itciIal Practice
The tscS are framed re ,Iir inrni III I,f,
par Gcti> bills. records. and all d1cI. al.
to IL rad cSiteaC,' in abe triis S0nn., of tire
c;i>s 40" taken ' 7lgcit 10 sipre,nI moot cpur:
which = held n2mit,t ~ the class. a, pt!biic u;
iii "nd Z" every sfSa.p. The 5H+.nr> aei IL CLERK .
>Hcr;iE. H1rs, egcn judges. and ciEIncriiors and
IN "'h'r official capacities CONNECTED VIII. :hrir SUITS
NcS I0as--fiie ilrsI j. sion Commences the tnrd
hnn.tl In Srpi' i.iber and end third Thursday III
February Tie ,sscoi e.ihi.i The sncceeiHg
Monday An February. qnd cn,Is second TiiuIs,I; III
juIy.
Erpcnsss yer Scg,ion.-rut0u fee SO IN advance:
furnish ih.,r hAakS. Hci. can BIZ. kid a, THE.
i.'anHl bsrl Stnfr.I 80 ssTH- --...if ar, -.t..-f
tiir - S'i"nS repaired 10 complete the conrsc --
t. the students rn:rf advanced class No pru-
Nion- tGdy r,Inir,'s for admission !,.rr an, !nar
REGULAR 'i'>S'.-- Stt'trH- may enter a,iv time
du,iu, me c0ih-s,u:r ear. .i- +.a -. ttt
There - 1no"t legislature cannec ted Will the
school. -....- -.- .-.. r.l 81. D. .-..Itr- =.
TIN. number nj students the last collreiI,n wear
Wi' eighty siA. --.s. -.t- Is u t..s
ROBERT l.. cARIpTHERS. .l4
ivH -'--i -r"l President Board TfrIslers.
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EEI.,.S.HEIls, REI,Is.

vtNlit. uiy>r!Ibr- niInucait,rc and keep coS tlnt
i on hlnd MI .IziS al Church. Factory. steam
Boat. Ferry Locomotive. Sehool-otlse, and Planya-
i"n EEl!.S. Ih",.' bells IRE hung with the I,ic.it
irnn YOKE WITH mpyrabc arms They can BE- Turn
ri around 81 tia, la: cIappe twH stikc IN
place, winch l. thsirIb. afi,f q cil las bcen ring
Il iW wears. Springs nrr ain, ed IN Il new WAY 10
E,nt ti,c fiapr from resting on iii- ie thereby
lmh'r:t.g ih.S1n,nd. These bells are. manufactured
from uf ies stock, isrd cast in iron c;ls,iny.
Al s 4rtnirs ta-s,s'vtre .iIa used and are to,,d
h, a gre M nniIfuyciu.1H We CIV. 4 written ,s;,r-r
rant. ana if.isar'n bet F,.L .in ON y,.,rtron
date ri nrcti.sc, with fur uss,ge. Will ,recat
withpai cbaTs., Tis. e all l:is j. warranted.
N,ariy 400 bell iitye b.nl east and sold from tins
foundry, .ytI ic b. ic best s1tee oi heir snart-
nritv. We have fifteen gold and sy,x medals
awarded T;,ni the vul0lsfirs, tOr tte best lits
Ter sand ,nr " oi lone" " pny par
'iruIar ai,sutJnt, getting M pals or chimes, ai~
can refer 70 these furnished 10y Quo iVsHdry j.
Within icW lnis OF the Hudson river. Ere cana.
and railroads running u every difcctinY, As this is
tn largest rS s'psiprnt Of the Kind in thu Chifc
static lisia The lrges, assortment Of hlls yor
DIR 'n be ilii"d with gIeat despatch. We can re-
irT ~ belt III any al the Suites. ph bells taken in
sychin.r Tor urw ones. Levels, c1srirass,S, &c,
constantly on hand. Airr@s
A, NLNEELY'S SONS.
jyt- West Troy, y.
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IMPORTANT & vALU ABLE INVENTION

glands AND CUMMINGS'S BRICK MACHINE
- Padeh RisMs for SGle.-MICiii E.. MORSE n
co, OF THIS CITY, have been appointed tie EXCLUSIVE
agents for the United States Tor the sale of rights
the above macl:ine. Ii has been thoroughly tested
and pronounced by practical brickmaSers through
oui the country 10 be The be>i machine inr The lur
pose thai has vet been produced. II Is successfully
worked by die application of any mahc power,
steam, water of horse. With two lglii horses The
clay Il tempered, and al the same time >iN bricks are
moulded in five seconds in the very best manner,
ihas exceiling AN rapidly operation any other ma
chine for that purpose now known.
The issue Ot The American patent only d'-Liyed
until the machine can be- protected abroad. Mean
while, NJ. n. Co are prepared Ia nrsoiia" Tor The
sale OF any amount al territory. and 10 give sood
title to llle same.
Apply by letter, tpost paid,) fhrir Office cor
ner fish and streets, near the Post Office Depart
ment. Y6
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

"HEEIIWRfGIIT 81 NUDGE. wholesale deal
w ers in PAPER Of all descriptions, No. Il HAN
OVER STREET, corner OF German street. Baili-
more Md, nov offers in +"ts suit purchasers. a
POWDERS, BINDERS LEATHER, &C.. Sc, at
manufacturers prices. nEiH E-.f
AIMING our stock may be found the following de-
scriptions OF Paper:
. Printing Writing, Colored, Envelop. TISSUE Plate,
Hank Note, ftaIiging, Copying, Boing, Music, Silk
Filtering Marble. Hatters Cloth. Stamping, Hard
ware, Tip, MahiBa, sand. Wrapping, Sheaihng,
Match BOX. Shoe, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet, Log Pa
per, So ,SH IS. nsal.L,' to.n, c,,,,. ,,,,
and Press Boards. - '3.iH1Hl a"I .-l'
I. Hleaching Powders, Alum Cards, Gard Sheets,
Printing ana Wiring INK, Russia Skins, SC.
tG}- PAPER OF any size made 10 order n short no
lice. jy7-u
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For Piney Point, Old Point, and Norfolk.

n The steamer OSCEOLA having
49, been thoroughly r, paired, commcnc-
ed rlnnng regularly 10 the above places on the 9th
instant leaving Washington every "Wednesday and
Saturday al aO'Giock. a. M; returning, leave Nor
folk every Monday and Thursday, Al O'Clock, p.
m. She touches regularly NJ Piuey Point. Old
Point. Gone River, and the intermediate landings
the Potomac, for signals ar to land and arrives al
Norfolk in time for the James River boats, and for
the Southern cars.
psssage and fare TO Norfolk 500
{. Old Point A 90
&c s. Piney Point 900
fe JAMES MITCHELL,
jy 7-itf Captain.
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law NOTICE

=. LS !" NUL AV-.
SsiDSEf- S.~bAAff R. sale Aii8l .ey General Oh
- Virginia. la. F"nio"ei 10 Washington 10 l,f;,c-
;ic" law. ~: ! =
He VIII practice III the 'Ii',rtfi" Court oC The I'M
td States, the courts of the Isiric: % t'ounibia
snti attend % any p:oicssonai hu 'inesS condcd-tn
hin. ' ' - '-r a.' 90 .ia- i
g Office in Mnrrisnn's new birding, on ~ st.
hFtsean ?, ms y,v;tfn hvci''f. and q street.. ..
References: Hon. j. J. tI,~n. Hnr. WIN. Daniel.
HON Richard MoncmH, IIfn q. Il. Samiies, hon.
George IT, I.ta off,t. '.nnrf Of nFpeals nl Virginia
To the Judges az HE circuit 81 Virginia. and
the Senators ana members nf Congress from Viz
ninia '''i.' i.H'. q. - d 4. {. .Fiv 1Dc0lv
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y COSTLY MAN.-Bonapartc by hisw wars
was themeans, as is estimated, of destroy
ING million of lives Probably his
wars cost billion Of dollars. Keeping
him prisoner Oh the island Of st. Helena
cost the British Government million Of
pounds sterlins.5 Hedied and was buried,
and IN 1910 his remains were taken to
France, at IL cost Of 81 ,U0O. 900. e..
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Fnuquicr White Sulphur spr,uy.
Fitg miles ucst il Diarict 81 Cslan,lin.


FINilIS establishment r. open luI :.e rfr,u,t,
J. of visiter~ The healing qualities ~ he ali,
are wei! established. and by many are REGARDED =,
inferior 10 none IN the State. The buildings ,,,.
upon large scale, ia>riuIly arrange. with ,rsc,,
pOrticocs hall rooms aud parlors. eNiensi, In, "A
walks, and covered ways shaded bV h,auIliu ir,.
A first rate band ri music has been secured ,,,!
most ample supply of the very best WINES lnu,,.
and stores which the country could afford N .tL.,.,
regard To price. Efficient. pniic. accummu,!,,p,r
agents viii cndravor io make ,he il,Hr of i1,. .1
a. agreeable a. i'0>>itis,
Terms nf hoard a. follows $50 far The -,.oSon ,,a
ing lit October; lor ihrre months 80. Cor t,,-a
months, >6B. for one moaih. So; Tor Two ~, H..
sly: 'nr week, Sio; par dly. Si.l.: m.:.:- s.I
lodging. each ~ crnis. Jaihlru upd.r ~ q,
year, aud servants, hali prfcr. Ma riIarsy ia
children Endr wn years. lior>c> ~ c.I- 10 d.,
sic Iler month. The VERY best win,~ ma BaIu,.
GasInE h"cl a!ia!nrd curkagr III ~ "a lsIiIr, and -
proportion i"r larger GaEit;cs, NH l' o,ar's.', "a
all that hail b. brought 10 ;hr Piac Is others. Ian.
payaii.. weekly.
The Ale mdria aud Orange R:,,."H,. d. nau caa-
Il,ied Ia NauPntnn. and the ear. hav" ii-Ntlntta
AT eight q clock every morning "N'lI S,!ida. "a,
ct tn Naruaion la about tUo and a i!'.li l.ul..
where !r>' rate line al STAGES ,rH itSr r;i. Tt. ,
gers iume,dcly tothc Spring s.f ,ua "a bali u,ti
over Nc tdamiz"d road: r-uIuru.. th,. r..TS I..r
SanenlOh nj & o'clGck, and ,.A.>..s'r,r, ~; In
tlr,anfiria and Washington ia l!hIn "a I oy.,.;s
Tram 10 Baltimore. Another trad. 80 t.iI~ have
Alexandria At ! D. M and eei to Hc.i,i,in IN .i.El
ino and half hours. WHEN FIRST RAJ. hue at i
.nachrs VIII take the passengers .,r l... tad! 20
Ghe Springs, over good summer road. pa lg
rithcT route inJm Alexandra ia TIL uI.ty~, =. Al
TTa.-hT, Who CONF 10y Gnrtnp-II!y M,H l,y.
equally good coaches 10 cuiprPrr r"uh ho,i~r
which place they leave al I. "a! lie ,rs .,,is,r
la Bcal, ton III ~ minutes. wcr' il.r cu...i,. niU
lake them nnmedil;ev Ia thc : g,ligs Kim. I.kiua
O.. daily incs frnn iicaiion. a,. M. from Mas,
r,njon la the Springs. t'r~,> hrlk.;.-; "a Ihr
Springs. dns add spend ainG ,,:r il. NcNa:,r, r.
ana rc,,;rR 10 The Springs by tia. Saiac DAY,
Passengers by thP evening tram 'nnn B,iinl.l e!
ta The Springs TX noon t- G'yi aay. ~ "a. t.a,
ianSyille ronte they sirea at Cn atssr C"ii1 ,,>,
aud get la me Springs ah.ut m,ar neat nInnuu. A
good line q: coaches will 90 from the arii,.~ a. New
Market thrre times week. conHriiu- ~ G.dncs',
Cross Roads with the W;nrh, s,,.r li.ir
THOMAS %. FLINT.
iv9am Su.qirt,i,.,.nt
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DAILY EVENING STAR.

y SIAMEsIAN INVESTMENT. bout three
months ago gentleman of Caddo Parish.
La. left, among other personal property,
to his two sOnSs valuable slave named
jim. jim was a favorite of both his
masters. andneither would sell his half of
jim to the other, hut, about the first of
tins month, a gentlchan of this city who
has plantation in Louisiana, and in
whose service Jim was hired. informs us
that one Of his owners, finding himself
lnSolyent, resolved to sell his half of the
slave at auction, for ccsh, and did not
wish his brother 10 get him. l..l ......
The boy jim had accumulated, by one
way and another, a small pile of money,
and when hewas put up at auction inthe
slave marketat New Orleans. Jinpbouedt
one half Of ablSeTi. Well. time wore on.
Jim working faithfully for the man man to
whom he was hired, receiving one hall
ms earnings himself, until about the first
OF this month, when, in swimming. a
bayou, he became weak, and fearing that
ne should drown, cried Justify for help,
and offered las half Of hiuself TO any one
WIN Nouli Save Elil. i Nlall SlaIltiinS
on the shore showed Off in a skiff, and got
to Jim just as he was about to go under,
and pulled hin, in. JIM now, like an
honest itllow, offered 10 give his deliverer
a deed for his own had of himself. which
his lnag'ianimous prcservcr declined tax
ING, when Jim imploringly held up his
hands and exclaimed: Ifebber Jim gifts
any more money, massa, 70 God, he'll
nebbcr invest it IN iint nigga stock wid1
out he insured. Dis sort o stock is berry
unSartain, SIRE .,.......
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CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN,
Me TROPOL|ThN HARDWARE STORE

Pom srtriG ,ltCiHc. kCtTcCn nh t;id iNi Sir J.iS,
NEAT DOOR TO MT x BROTHERS JEwEyHY STORE.
WASHINGTON. d.. e.
fHt6iiS As LOW. wholesale or retail. As III any
~ city IN the Union. .Esl. SIN
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Particular attention gwen 10 this Department. in
procuring and keeping constantly on iia,d Il crca,
variety of The --latest and. most approved style OF
Goods required hy Carpenters ana Builders.
C0ACtHiAkERS AND SADDIERS HARD
.. t WARE. j
The ONLY mIiete assortment in the District. con
slstn" Oi ever 1tinig required Ill tine III. n.a>. ,
CABINET MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERY
... ....s GOODS. ..
cooking Glass Plates, Hair Cloth, C,lllcd IIai;.
Moss, Gimp, and Gimp Tacks. Webbing. Springs,
Castor, Walnut. Mahogany, and Rose Woo!
Moulding, &c. hi.
SPORTING COCnS.
GINS. Rifles. Pistols Ammunition Of nj! kinds,
nowl- Knives, Gun Fisifes, Fi<l.in. Tackle, SC.
b. HOUSE III FINISHING GOODS.
Very superior Table Cutlery. Kitchen Utensils,
Silver Plated spoons and Forks, German Silver and
britannia. Ditto. &c.. 81.
ORVARIETY STORIES.
Eird CAGES. Bat Balls. Marbles. ln,lia Rn!bc.
GCodS, Percussion Cap, Firi.iE. Lines. Prnkmiyes
Tack, tatols, &c. very low 81; wiiaic~;r.
N i-so:'n ..... ta. a II. hiNDSI.EY.
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NEW YORK, BREMEN.
AfEfN AND Southampton UNITED
---Aiz-17H< STATES NAIL STEAMERS

The slips comprising This line are HE WASHING
TON. Captain T.. VI. Fitch: HERMANN, Captain
f.. Higgins.
These steamers stop NJ Southampton both going
and returning.
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- 'iF W" --.tIGT3 Z. NYHEEL.ER'S,
~ siHtoi Hr'ff,.-r Il.ilppI>iie Brown, jJoiel

TE4RGETotsN SAND YAnD--rheei s,,,b,erib ,,
~: Seen, eonftpniy. on hand a i;,rre supply
I" HIVE and GRAY SAND. suii,,bI,. Ter
h'indlhs ana QUEER purpose, which he viii s.l on
In.:on and Gr"r.'toWn. Order; len y, the VIZ
''al yard o t'rInc X Barron. on Green street near
the Canli, VIII he promptly attended to.
jy J-6wSaT II, R Raglan
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DATES OF SAILING.

EUf Ilti.iII OF i'i>s'l1t aIrdk n
EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 co.
Ma. :ti htail street. y. Y.
BROWN, SlIiPlEY \ co.
!.irerpom.
Il. G. ROBERTS X co,
Is King AIMS Yard, Ln;iion.
j. MtNHDE y 90.
ri Rue None na.ar dies VICTORIES, Paris.
li..I GEO. II. rE APER, IIayrc.
The owners of these ships VIII nor b. accountable
for gala, 2ilycr. bullion specie. j"wery, precious
star>, l,IrtaiS. uncss bills ol ailine are signed
therefor, and the Valur iereni therein expressed
id -...,f
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1.-The japanese porcelain is remarka-
bic. \ late writer ON Japan says -
. That tca-cnpS are especially worthy Of
attention. have seen tea-cups, a dozen
ct whioh, with the sauccrs, would not
weigh three ounces. They are really
transparent, and SO thin and delicate that
one would believe the dropping of piece
of sugar would break them: nevertheless
this very thinness gives them an extraor-
binary elasticity. a-..aa -
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TOTHE PLEASURE SEEKING PUBL r.
PINEY POINT PAVILION

VNiiS agreeable bathing place. and a,li,t ,.,..
l. for those m search ct health and rational a.,
ure, having been leased by the undersigned u',h
view TO the purchase ofit, IL succrssful in hs ,,
GO accommodate the public Was ope ned Cor The So
. son ON "Wednesday, 18th June.
Many and varied Improvements have been re,.,,,
IL made calculated 10 Tromd;e the comIi,ri of -
tiers, and nothing shall be- omitted bv the pronr,
and his family which affird ih- least >aIis,ac
Ia his guests, Parents and their children w,ll r."
find all the comforts Of home IN ample lrrn,;,,,
whilst the tv0tec Of fishing NAV cunle assure. H.
every necessary arrangement inr his acc1tnn, H.,
i'm the WAY Of fishing boats and tackle. with mn,..,
persons 10 wal, on him whilst engaged IA h,s- c,,s
waiting Sport, has been fully made. In a,ldl,o, ,
SEINE Will be daily drawn FOR the accommodation -,
the place and the amusement of visiers whilst /, he,
rate band of music will be in readiness, day ,,,,
night, for the amusement aud recreation Of th,s
who may call II into service.
Nisiters from Washington, Georgctown, and Al,
ahdria, can reach the poini on Monday We,I,,
day, aud Saturday ~ each week by m,.rns a, "a.
steamers Powhatan, -0Sceola. and Culunb,,. ,,,,
can return on Tuesday, Thursday. Friday and ,Ir
day OF each week by the same boais.
The terms of board nj the Point viii be- - Tor
single day, 81 80 per day for three davs andes ,,
a week. $40 per week, and $40 per month. ,rbJ
dren and servants hall price.
fr.-fT WILLIAM W. DIX
Formerly Proprietor of the Fountain
~ Jim Inn, Ligi street. Bairinore