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p'sorFssoH ALEXANDER &. HAHRY'S Trtcophe-
fou % medes'ed oompoond for preserving fastening
r ana promoting The growth Of hair
curing diseases Of The skin brcs The
conmop consent OF all who have used Barry.
d Tor he improvement and IMMIGRATION
cuts bruises s place. Il at the head Of
Jo e hss purposes This II lconsideed
ana fso beaf out The sales million
the receipts In cash. 100000 This
ha amount The number OF depo
sna mnnacfoy w Broadway addressed Professor Barry
oHR cash. nnd requiring Immediate
neneVen Inc Wholesale dem,od s from 1900
lhed The popularity the arnci.
ef 70 Dealers combine To it's
ana In ~ composition, made
aah ~ reputation as well nsnuinsie value. For
sas Hpd fea nj the depot and msuuntry, III
by me principal merchants
sses and Canads West Britain and France
and ny - Parker aud James L. Gibbs Washington D. o. Sold in
iarge bottles Price Is = 800 r. = ""''
May t--d6ms
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for the pucnase AZ private entry OF The
lands ,s.sYyea 10 s.i. This miles
.uc osds, q. 40 pessnt accuracy,
eo.ance y issued registers
John WILSON,
Commissioned Of the General Land Once.
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BuRkau OF YARDS AND DOCKS, July &C. 1859.
SEAIED Proposal, endorsed "proposais for build
~ ing wall around the cemetery Naval Hospital
invited and will be received by the Bureau Of Yards
Docks, until ~ O'Clock, the 2Oth day
furnishing materials and erecting VIII
cemetery Hospital Norfolk,
All the materials
specifications, which will bs exhibited bidders
picaou Office OF tho commandant Of the Norfolk Navy
Yard.
July I7-lawtAug9o
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NOTICE. hereby concern, hs'
~ intend applying 10 the General Land once Of the Ine
for the of the 10 James Points
No. 1907 dated November ~ $780, and issued 70 en
Daring the Virginia State line during me Revolutionary
FIR 1f05t which has besh
and duplicate thereof issued for 1861 seres 20 wn
aforesaid assignment 70 James
''1'"N'T'T hIStea ELIZA q. POINTS, Il 81
Fr-cu,rir and sole acv.eo Of Jas. fcn,s, deceased
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kAyI DkrAKfME
Bureau Of Ordnance and Hydrngaphy, July y, 1888
cRALED PROF OsALs, endorsed sfropoaas for lnhsf WI
~ at O'Clock,
August dnishng ard Delivering onaf eo.uae a.
Chaesown, Massachusetts
brooklyn, York and Gospoft Virginia. me following &c
had nm
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IL HHOwNk Essence a. Jamaica Ginger.-Thbst
srcefience.
suhpa ncipent srnnn ~ Ne
digestive uncnons u of inrsmabe value During the pesa
epidemic children nus
peculiarly ecacous y individual shou'A he whocfn,
disease
witch Turk in = changing c'imntr.
the genuine which pvepsrsh
only by ~ nrown chemical
Philadelphia, and for sale ny al he
spnfhscsrcs United Wsshur~
city Patterson Marin aud r.. d. Gilman and In AIerar-
dria, vr-ris. by J. z. fterpont.
June as-d3m 1890
SyOtK In the Cape Lookout Psvifion Company
4, 'he csy6
Of said chartered by act Of s general Assem-
1854 viii be I'D
Pstic Bank Cnbh Brothers Bankers sud ke nce
Evans Washington Of
Coip.bs, Instant otssrd
until the 2sth NJ July
WILLIAM N. DUNKINsON.
y w. RtsQUE, +.
~ rH EDWIN ROBINSON NH1i hfAs
Commissioners
Juno a-dhelmo lint Rsp.1
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ME sassssEa ssI;zze1 .,asyazgR 3R
Warrington Branch Raiirosd.-Trsins Run as Fol-
FAVE daily, except Sunday at and M, AZ and s. D. m
IL On sunday, ats, and j, y. m.
The train stop. only Annapolis Juno.
ton aud Relay the others Al all way stations.
Trains Al Z, A. m, and ~ M, connect with Annapolis
Do do 8, n M, and 5, y 10 west
DO do % and {. "a m, and 5, n. m. do east
Fare from Washington TO Baltimore al rs
10 DO do and return ....,...... / 50
Do Annapolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i 9S
DO Do do and !
The round trip ticket. procured al the
and arc good for the day upon which they issued
-, . n. H.fARsoNs,
'"S W." Agent,
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Pablie Sale United States Military Reserve
Port Winnebago, Wtsconstm.

Port Winnebago, Wtsc"nsi".
THE Uned States Mlary Reserve Fort Whine Wiscon
four Thousand viii
lots public lat
day ~ aeptenhor, 1858, Al 10 O'Clock,
The located The the
river, connected by canal
.erve, Of n
Wisconsin The fort web known be located the NOT
vliushls town sites In this section of the Stats
Maps showing Dimensions, tocs,on Ac of the various lots
be once prcvros< :
The terms Of sale cash, specie funds.
y. ". MAsrEv
Assistant Quauermast.r v. =, Army,
ASSISTANT lussrrHsAsrspiF Orrrcs,
Fou winnsbsgo, twis June Z, 1873
July ~ -eodrohAux 1865
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NOTICE AND REMOVAL.

TUE subscriber will hi. present place II hu'oe until
II the Of November order TO tho ercton Of n
building, occupied win be Immediately taken
has snd housc I'm three doors
conner place business, found,
of books stationery ho Of ds-crp
stock goods previous
entering his sore he will sell at much reduced
n. FARNBhM.
indebted the subscriber will be Kind
which have stand
Those paid by the first % November
will he collector for settlement,
busness closed 10
make different arrangement in my business.
July s-dtrf X. r.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS a CO.,
No. 80 Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, A CO,
Liverpool.
@. ROBERTS Co,
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
J. MUNRoE a CO.,
~ Rue Notre Dame dcs VICTORIES,
gro. II DRAPER Hawo.
hpv will accountable for gold, silver
bullion specie icwey metals unes. bills OF
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
JAMS
d. O. on Bridge Market High strecis, finished
the MATERIAL with lot attached IT
running through the and has els
ern stable, carriage house, wood house, nc.
desiring purchase examine the premises
application George NJ so'hoop corner Of Market and Bfdgr
Terms third cash; the balance in g. ~ and 10 months
NJ. SNYDER
Exchange Broker National Hotel Buildings, Washington. G.
an -
MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bcsson, by
ali and for the aocommoda
ton Of the travelling public.
Dec Il-dIv
Uncle TOMS CAWIN.-A Hfe-ukc dsruerrsotype
Stowe author Of Unci- Toms Cahin - exhibition at
with portrait Of son,ag, the famous " Queen Of Song"
Dec 1-hff
u II. UOOE co.. WhcIessie and Retain Dealers ~
floor oil cloths, msprs. curtain mstsras
shectns bIanke and house furnishing good. generally
Wsshinfnn
ID, q. #
AZ, III
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NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS,
Every person entitled the right Of pc-empon
lands within the townships and townships above
required establish the satisfaction
the land Office
practicable aer seeing t notice, day sp
pointed the public sale land
bracine claimed claim be
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General LAID Once.
May IQ-iawl3w
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III
have jus, received another upy OF elegant goods
making stock the present very complete Tbos,
who about supply themselves CLOTHING
and approaching should
before they purchase elsewhere.
May lS-inf
NEW York May I'D. Is31.-The undersigned has d.y
~ opened Office, No William Merchants Er hsns1
fof the transaction OF general brokerage business
Bank Insurance. mining rsirosd government stste and city
bought sold tE
froms-ory bills and loans negotiated
May fe-du EMANUEL. n. HART.
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Collectors Ofnee, July IL. lso3.
NOTICE Deduction prompt
hereby the for The 1853 du. ard
payable TIN. ofce and Thar deduction ~ " al
lowed ny Law for The year. paid before the 3is, Of
August ensuing X ,. ROCHE,
July IS .otdn Coits t~v.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person eped The right OF presumption Of The
lands within the townships and pnrs Of townships above
rstea required 10 establish the sssfAcon
receiver Of ohce
u, rer practicable a seeing h notice. and here
omhracias claimed, Otherwise such
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of The General i.asl OMce.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-14
Great Billiard Match.

The Ne chester Eng.) Courier gives
the follow .ng account OF great billiard
match between John Roberts, famous
English player, and Mr.. Starks, an Amer
ican, for f25 side, which came off on
the 10th hit, at the large room of the
Griffith Inn, Lower Broughtan. The
Courier says: although a fee of five
shlllingS each was charged to see the
match, the room was crowded to excess,
some even availing themselves of view
OF it from the Sky-lie eht and lovers of the
sport from almost all parts of England
were present. As will be remembered.
the match was 1000 up, and MIR. Roberts
gave his opponent 800 to start with
The game played was the American four
ball game, and operations were COM
menced at precisely halfpast six o'clock.
Both players seemed confident of success,
and after some little time had elapsed Mr..
Starks succeeded in getting one hundred
to his opponents Sc, making his score,
with the 300 given him, 400 From this
point, MIR. Roberts scored very rapidly,
and made some very fine breaks of from
20 to 10. At halfpast nine o'clock each
player had scored 734, and it was then
thought that Mr.. Roberts would win
easily, and the odds required by Mr..
Stark S hackers were $500 to FL. Mr..
StarkS continued to play exceedingly well
from this period, and after he had scored
o95, he made a break of 100, and whilst
doing so fl00 to 60 was laid that he
did not win the game off the balls, and
he, fortunately for tie layer of the Cleo
to f2, missed his ball when he had scored
994. Immediately afterwards, however,
the game was concluded, the final score
being Starks. | col: Roberts, S35. The
match was brought to close at 90 min
utes past 10 o'clock. Mr.. Roberts played
in his usual graceful style, and made
many cannons of 25 each, and his oppo-
nent played with much greater skill than
he did the last time they contended
together. After the match had been con-
cluded, Mr.. Starks' hackers offered to
make match for c100 Il side, to be
played the following Tuesday, provided
MIR. Roberts would give him $40 to the
thousand. The challenge, however, was
not acccDted'
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A Remarkable Feat

4 Paris correspondent of tie Cincinnati
Atlas, noticing the recent festival in honor of
Napoleon, says that among other performances
. a Madame Sechi. IS years old, walked up q
rope 600 feet long, and elevated at its middle
by wooden trussel 100 feet high. The as
cent as well as the descent on the other side
of the trussel, were equal, and seemed to be
at about an angle of 81 degrees She not only
ascendcd and descended with ease and even
with agility, but performed various feats on
the rope which frightened all the bsholders.
She would fall down on the rope suddenly,
stretch out on her back, and then, with the
arms extended, raise to her feet again. This
was done several times, Mt a distance of 10
feet above the ground. She continued to
shout with he shrill old voice. Z" Eive l. EN-
pereur.' the whole time, and seemed TO mock
the fears of the spectators. The Emperor
was sitting in his carriage in the midst of the
crowd, waiting to compliment her when she
descended. This is the same woman who
walked small rope suspended between the
high towers of Notre Dame in the presence Of
the first Emperor and Josephine nearly fifty
years ago
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-14
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.

R sCHEE thankful ior past iaTots nh's Whns' ,hss &c e
", .,'rn, ,he duties Cf his profession in giving
N"' mon, on liic PIANO, and in VOCAL MUSIC,
!. ,..fs or to single pupils Also. lessons gwen
y = -. organ and MelodeOn, with the science oi
harmony. ,..-..o.-i,,, ,os,;,,or;.I, f,on, ~,
% of the highest standing. acknowledging his
I ,p1 ability TO impart musical instruction IN the
-, and m"-t improved classical style. Pupils
t,;,.~d 10 hi, care may rest assured of obtaining
=, ~as, execution and elegancy Of truth and style,
az a. .its an early call from those Interested, so
So ma, secure convenient hours for their les
u Ladies ard Gentlemen will plea'e leave their
a,,es a, HI, residence, on l4th street, between
i a. rrret-, or ai the Music store of Mrs. Ander-
son or II Davis, and at the Musical Depot Of Hill
s' r;,z ..t J. {. .SCHEEI.
~ Professor of Music and Organist of
&C a,Im Trinity Church. 2
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THE '.POUGHKEEPsIE BLACKSMITH. -
During discussion at the Temperance
Convention in Trenton, it was intimated
that Mr.. Wagner, the "Poughkccpsie
Blacksmith" was drunkard. The
charge was denied by member of the
Convention. Wagner has since published
card, the following being an extract:
Whereas a serious and untruthful
charge was made by one Dr. Condct, in
open Convention, at Trenton, n. j. against
me, to the effect that had appeared in
Newark, n. j., intoxicated. when there
for the purpose of lect,iring on Temper
ance: and also, that am a drunkard, and
that he has papers to prove it, desire
that the public may suspend their judg-
mcnt, until give the opportunity to the
said DR.. Condict to prove his charges in
Court of Justice. | pronounce these
charges false in substance, and false in
detail; and am well prepared to prove,
what is not required in Court of Justice,
and that is negative
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4 CANINE CRITIC-An amusing story
is told of young Partisan artist, who
lately painted portrait of Duchess,
with which her friends were not satisfied,
declaring that it was totally unlike. The
painter, however, was convinced that he
had succeeded admirably, and proposed
that the question of resemblance or no
resemblance should be left to little dog
belonging to the Duchess, which was
agreed to. Accordingly the picture was
sent to the hotel of the lady the next day,
and large party assembled to witness
the test. The dog was called in, and no
sooner did he see the portrait than he
sprang upon it, licked it all over, and
showed every demonstration of the great
estjoy. The triumph of the painter was
complete, and all present insisted that
the picture had been retouched during the
night, which was actually so, the artist
having rubbed it over with thin coating
of lard! The dogs nose was sharper
than the critics eyes.
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CAMERON'S GENERAL AGENCY

fhd Lr'"rGnce Office d floor, Todd's BiLding, Penn
sg;IrGHiG Icenre, Hushil gton. ID. c.
CLAINS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
y Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging 10
the Ger raj Agency which may b.. entrusted to
Canerons care will receive prompt aud satisfactory
attention.
MrC has quite variety of Fine Engravings Books.
Periodicals., Pamphlets, &c, &c., at the General
Agency, and il prepared to fill orders OH short no
uce and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are TO be had Is
early as issued, at the General Agency. Subscri-
bers supplied by carriers aug lily
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-14

WHITE SLArERY.-Whilst we keep, at an
enormous expense. an anti-slavery squadron
cruising on the African coast, and while the
Staffard house ladies, with the Earl OF Shafts
bury at their head, are levelling the shafts of
reprOach at the shareholders Of the United
States, it seems that British merchants have
unobtrusively opened white slave market at
Annoy. The system is to entice Chinese la
borers from the interior under various pre-
tences, into the port, where they are first
slowed away in barracoons, and afterwards
carried away in ship loads, under the name of
coolies, to the West Indies The subject was
noticed in the House of Commons by Mr. Kin
naird, and Mr. Frederick Peel could not DENY
it. The American Consul, it appears has in
terfered, and Indignantly protested against
this new traffic in human fesh-Enptfsk
Paper.
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Georgetown Dye.n2 E.:a oIish.nent

Bridge street, SJtdE stfs, near the Fridge.
II CCnLiPP respectfully i:,:orms his friends and
L, ,is puhIic generally, riIgt he intends carrying
ON the above business al the above place, where all
kinI- CLOTH, CaSSImrrcs, Silks Satns, Nelvets
Menno4 are dyed and finished in the most approved
stvlr Ladies Dresses, COakS, and Shawls cleaned
or Gvpd tlir borders preserved and the Iinges curiei
m thr best manner. MOreen Curtains dyed and
wa.er"d.
v Merchants can have their goods dyed and
Put IN IN the best manner lie also, solicits a call
from his old patrons, who have patrnnized him for
the last twenty years i'll the city of washington.
ll-enlnI
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Dr.. CASADAVANT,
SURGEON DENTIST.

Would respectfully announce TO his
80 friends and the public of Washington
tlTfSf<S thai he is permanently located on Penn
sylvania avenue. between the National
IIo,sI and i streets, two doors from Campbell's
Binding where he still continues to perform all OPP
sr,,ian m the Dental Art and trusts to his rapura-
lion and skill for a continuance of patronage.
He has made arrangements with one of the best
a,t,pu n assist fim in the manufacture of ARTI-
Ft IAI. TEETH single, or IN blocks with gums,
which are superior and more solid than any in use
ID thi. city They are inserted ny the atmospheric
prrSsIrr mounted the finest god plates, nf ill
rnanarabIc HghinpSS, and not eaSiiy distinguished
from the Halurai-.hay sufficient for every pui-
uo-a of HlasticaIon, mpartig to age the freshness
and intelligence of ynnfh and are worn without the
hast uncasinPss. For his great Improvement he has
received many testimonials from his patienlsand the
press
With an experience of seven years he will give
perfect s;IisiaCrnn and all his operations will be
ye7f1nird. aug :i-POlm
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HEATHENIsM IN IRELAyD.-At Omagh in
Ireland, Alexander Mullen was recently ex-
ecuted Tor the murder of his aunt. Efforts
had been made to obtain a reprieye. chiefly
on the ground that the unfortunate convict
had been utterly ignorant of the principles
OF Christianity, the Jail chaplain having
discovered, previous to his trial, that he had
never even heard the name of the Saviour
He was attended on the scatfold by Protest
ant and two Presbyterian clergeymen, but
muttered only short prayer before be was
turned off. He made full confession of his
crime.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CARRIE LEE.

BY SIDNEY f. CHURCH.
Memories of pas: days come DER me.
They are sad TO tell;
And methinks she's now before me,
Whom loved so well.
An: those days with joy were laden,
Deepest joy tn me,
for There was Il little maiden,
Gentle CarrIe Lee.
All, she taipped at sunset'sglowine,
ny the rivers side,
Loving well to hear the flowing
OF It's rustiing tide.
Gave she there one summer oven,
t All her love to me-;
Angel now; for dwtIls i'm heaven
Lovely Carrie Lee.
Surely her young heart was lighter
Than should long be here;
Surly iier pure soul was brighter
THAN thos, TO her near.
Af, The moments pass hut slowly,
Sad are they to me.
For sweet roses kiss the lowIy
Grave of Carrie Lee.
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Paper-H Hangings, WindoH-Shades, s,
Gilt COrntces. &C,

WE are now receiving our Fall supply of the
w aboye goods, which will make our assor-
ment of the largest and most complete to be
found south of New York Our styles Of PIPER
H.4NGINGS comprise all the newest and most su-
perb patterns to be found in this country; also, a
beautiful lot of French Goods of our own importa-
tiOn such as Fine Gold and Velvet Papers, elegant
Decorations, Borders, limitations of all kinds of
Wood, Marble. &c.
To our assortment of lOw-priced Satin Papers we
would invite particular attention. are prepared
is offer them at such prices cannot fail TO please.
Paper put on in the best manner, and in all cases
guaranteed Particular attention given to all kinds
of Upholstery work. Carpets, Curtains, sc. made
To order iii the best style.
THOMSON & DAVIS,
Penn avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets.
aug a9-eOiW
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LITERARY HACKMEN.-On passing down
Vine street yesterday afternoon, about
two o'clock, we counted no less than
eight fine looking hacks, between the
"ladies entrance" of the Burnet House,
and the corner of Third street, the drivers
of which were perched upon their respec-
tive seats reading. 1t was rather novel
sight, and we crossed the street to see
what seemed SO much to occupy their
attention. Three or four were reading
newspapers, (the Enquirer, We thought
two were perusing novels, and one whom
we approached nearer than the rest, from
the fact that he was asleep, had a "Bible"
in his hand, and he had his finger on the
leaves at the ssBook of Proverbs" We
were pleased to see such an evidence of
the improvements of that class of people,
Our leisure moments can not be better
employed than in perusing some useful
work.-Cn. Eng.
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DR. ]. 5. ROSES NERVOUS AND lNVIGO-
RATING, CORDIAL,
A MEDICINE FOR EVERY FAMILY

Do you suffer with any pain? Ifyou do, you will
find immediate relief by using DIR. j. y. ROSES
PAIN CURER. 1t is the only preparation which
cures almost instantly sore throat, rhein.a-i, from
colds, pains i'll the side, hack limbs, face, or
toothache, stomach or bowels, side or back, stiff
neck, bruises, and chilblans. Their nothing
equal 10 it, fer Jumps rising i'll the breast. No
mother should be without a bottle. Wherever YOU
have pain, use the Pam Curer, safe TO all ages.
Price l2H, p and so cents.