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w TO our readers. Mr. Bull is merchant Of
high character
! SANDY BORON, MDDlEsEx Co, Va.
| August 29th, 1888. (
! Messr=. Mortimer Mowbrav-Gept. Yos NAV
| think it strange that have taken the liberty To
write you this letter. but do so under circum
that Justify it. AS you are the Agents for HAHP.
| TONS VEGETABLE TINCTuRE. deem it exrsdi-
ent to address you this note hoping it NAV be part
Of the honorable means of giving this medicine no
! toriSty which its merits deserve.
Being in the habit of vending medicines which
late TO the Patent and regular system, consider
myself tn extent, judge Of the real merit of
many of them. My experience teaches me that
Iiampton's Tncture" is medicine of real merit
NJ intrinsic value. When l say this. do not saw
that it is infaIlibe cure in all cases. but mean
to say that 'Hamptons Tincture will favorably op
crate in all diseases originating from want of prop
secretiops of the gastric juires bad Digestion ,nd
consequently bad deposites of animal matter from
that source. believe that many diseases located in
various parts of the system, such - Int1amati II,
Ulcers, Scrofula, &e. &c, originally have their he
ing IN the stomach. from bad food. bad digestion,
and consequently bad dispositions of the circulation
to- those parts ami will believe Hamptou's yege-
table Tiucturs will even react in those cases
Having found out, myself what it is. recommend
IT n others in such have described. and
have done IL upon the no pay" system,
and have yet tn have the first bottle returned. or
the first objection about the pay 1t is great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulated among the
people. | warrant
il in the following cases: Gout rheumatism, Infia-
nations which proceeds from the stomach, Sores,
Ssrofula Dyspepsia, long standing of Ague and
feVer first stop the chill, and then give the Tine
ture-the difficulty in this is not i'm stopping
the chill, but the return of it, this the Tincture will
certainly do. In general dehitations. warrant it,
ana as said before have procured trial of 1t in
this way, which otherwise I could not: the people
have been humbugged by patent .iedicincs so long,
that they afraid of all. This is clearly stomach
medicine it works all its wonders there, and in all
such cases it is specific, if thing in the world is
Having given the TiDcture fair trial with my
self, in my family and neghhorhood, think l am
warranted in what say about it, and which l do
without any other interest than the wish to it
in general circulation. and in every mans family,
where 1T ought to br.
If what say be doubted by any of the afflicted
"ni they will write TO me. NJ Sandy Eottom Pest OF
flee. M"dlesex county, Virginia, stating the nature
Of the diseas'. and ommend it for such a l
WILL warrant it, and fit don't do cool will pay for
the medicine. THOS. X. BULL.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr. VIM Oldham. of Baltimore custom house, suf
fered these complaints for Is months, with both body
aud mind SERIOUSLY affected He was cur. d nv Hnmp
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS,
P0TAT0Es. FOTATOES.

. 900 BUSHELS prime jersey Mercer Po-
SsOOO TATOES daily expe tst1 will be sold
from the vessel in lots to suit purchasers
PETER BERRY
oc 2Z-btT Water stre t. Georgpfown
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For the Evening Star.1
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

MEssRS. EDITORS From the report
OF the NJ. w. Scribe, presented to the
National Division, S. of T., at it's tenth
annual session, held at Chicago, Illinois,
IN June last, VIC select the following in
formation of the state of the Order, so
widely spread throughout States, Pro.
vlnces and Countries remote from each
other, differing in social laws and Gus
toms, and situate under different forms
of government. By giving it place in
your widely circulated journal, YOU will
greatly oblige Yours, NJ. Is. G.
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

- 'ID By kiDWELL & LAURENCE. Pernsyl-
- vaDs avenue and 18th strert. Washiu.tnn and
JOHN l.. KIpWEIT. High street, Geor En.own. ID.
C.. comprising in part
DR.. Jaynas Family M"diCiuos--Dr. Rose. Family
McJicne<-W istar'S Balsam OF Wild Cherrv--Ayers'
Cherry Oral-Sands' and Ioxssnd's Sarsaparil-
ia-A ri. and John Bulls do-Iiose'S and Schw artze's
do-Mihau Elixer CaliraSa Bark Wolf Aromatic
Scheidam Schnapps-Kidwells Extr ct Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Anthlote- Osgool's India Choln-
-nsue--Roward's Tonic Mixture -Hampton's Ypgcta-
bl. T:ncture-Grecn's Originated i,tters-Hootand's
German do-Rlak.'s ard Cauuon's do >Iton's
Sim IS Cod Liver oil. together with all the most
approved me iicinss { the time.
Agents for the sale of Seymour's Galvanic Abdomi-
nal supporter Sey nours ObSterical Supporters, and
Mr.. Relt's Abdominal UIcro supporters.
fresh supply Of aaratoga and Bedford Water.
srp:;0
DIR. Hoit's Compound Peach syrup.
fI'IIIS COMPOUND now established in universal ia
i ynr by its acknow et1ge1 merit. f'r the cure of
coughs colds, Group. h1oping c"u-h, and every dis
ease of the throat snd lungs. is without parallel
Every family should supply + en- selves with
supply of Dr. Hollis TEACH SYRUP, to be used H.
prcventva med cine.
Sold in Washington by G. Ssott. D. +. Clarke, W.
Elliott. G.. Il. Davis j. H. Stone Evans, Sylv sser,
Dr. Bait. Gtr,nor. and by tn. Druggists generally
IN Baltimore, Georgetown, Alesandri:, and Rich
mnnd.
Prlc" twenty five cents per bottle.
o~ I5-3m-
nR. ID. II. Hat. \ t;it offers his prof ssiuus
L. services TO the public
Residence and osice on II, hetween 18th apd 10Th
STREETS. ~ iT--eo2w"
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e. "A. GIBBS,

No. 13 BALTIMORE STRFET, Bu1IMpRE, MD.
TANUFACTURERc of. 90 +. RED MEN,
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LAS, BANNERS, FLAGS, and JEWELS, consisting
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etc being more extensive and complete assortment
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DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham. of Baltimore custom house, suf-
fered these complaints for Is months, with both body
and mind seriously affected He cur. d nv Hnmp-
tons Vegetable Tincture, af other things fleti.
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.

FlHfn ana u nv N Ii n e II ST 0 { e nm mt
NTE commend the peru al of the extract below
w to our readers. Mr. Bull is q merchant Of
high character.
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EnR CarGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND WHOoF
ING COUGH.
FOR ALL DISEASES or THF KIDNEYS AND
~ BLADDER

ne : KnsF'> COMPOUND FLUID Extract or
Pr,.gr-This is decidedly one OF the b"st remedies
aver used for diseases of the kidneys. bladder, &c.
and asn for gouty affections; always highly reeoln-
msndei by the late Dr. physic. and many Of the
mot distinguished medical abroad. Price 80
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MUSICAL INSTRUC TIONS.
PrOfesR0r II

MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Professor j. Andrta IardeIIa
NJ 't'" respectfully inform the citizens Of
W washington that he will be prepared 10
rtehme hs instructions the Piano. &c, on the Isl
:" Heptcnbcr: All orders left at the Musical ID Dot
ol @ hnnn' Hltz, or at Thompson's Daguerrean Gal
iery VIII meet with prompt attention Prices made
knwn on application. A liberal dc.u,,ion n,,ds 10
SCHOOLS. - III, 70 'iIa"' ' W
NoIie = - All persons Indebted to the late
~ firm of A. Davis Co, Grocery 7th strcst arr
urgently requested = e'li on the ada siyneI and
MAKE imfne iiate settlement of their accounts and
thereby prevent the dagr-able nee ssity Of oassny
them into other hands for coerciye m.,surs. a, th
business must be closed '-'e
b. 2. MO3SELr., Trustee.
La avenue, OPP. Bank Of Washington.
sep lo-eo3m-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-07
CITY TRADE REPORT.

ASHES There were 10 bbls sold to day, at - 58k q
~ 62k for pearls and IS for potsthe previous quota
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The net income in lS47 was 7.94 per cent on cost
in 1s4S, 6jl per cent? ls49, $50; 1850 GAO; 1851,
G. 49, 1852, COS. The annual increase in the aggre,
gate cost of the railroads Of Massachusetts, has been
in greater ratio than the increase in receipts net
income They are, therefore, as investments, much
less valuable now than in ls47. We look for steady
depreciation in this species Of property, and be-
leve that before the lapse Of many years railroads
will not be sufficiently productive to attract capital
The earnings Of the Northern Railroad Company
for the ten months ending April l, amount to
1921 $40, against $246,563 for the same time the
previous year. Increase, $45,2s6
The following banks have declared semi-annual
dividends - saem-Commercial So; Mercantile,
Merchants and Salem, each per cent. Danvers-
Warren, 81 per cent. Lawrence-Bay State, 81 per
cent. Haverhl-Essex per cent; Haverhill Mer.
rimack, and Union, each per cent. Andover Bank,
81 per cent. Gloucester Bank, Al per cent. Abng-
ton bank 4 per cent, payable April A. Nantucket
Pacific Bank, per cent.
Tie Leicester Bank paid dividend of per cent
on the 4th nst the earnings of the last six months
which makes SO per cent to the stockholders as dvi
dends the last year, and has q surplus on hand oil
$40 900.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations in this
market for the principal mining stocks operated in
Mt the Mining Eychonpe.--
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RIAL ksTATr.-sales at auction--By VIM H. Franklin
u lQt northwest corner Of Fourth avenue nd 1iSth
street 25xl0 s27S lots south side 10th street $40
feet east Of Fifth avenue 26xioo each s2e lots north
west corner Of Fifth avenue and 18th street, 25xl0O,
each $500. BY b. A. Chltou--1 lot with store and
dwelling No al4 Hudson street Ceases Snexpred term
Desbros'es street. 25zS71s with dwelling houss and
stable slsOO. BY A. j. Bleecker-1 lot north side Of
Eighty third street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues,
25x1022, $500 lot next adjoining same s7e 1886 lot
do. do. $3.50, l lot do, do, So lot do do S5IO
brick house andlo; 1888 ThireeA reet north side 100
feet east Of Seventh avenue hos 20s5) deep 81 300
lots north SIDE Forty second street between Broadway
and Sixth avenue commencing IS fcg west Of Sixth ave.
nue., each 2bx1o05, $4,000.
RICE There have been 1000 ticrces sold at 50 3d.
TO- Tor ordinary to choice, per 100 lbs.
SEEDS Glover was rare and hold az Sl3 $14 per 100
lbs About 500 bols bought (oiey by specuators)
turing the week on private terms Flax and timothy
are neglected 10000 bushels Calcutta nseed we're pur
chased lately in Boston for this market, at 81 90 per
bushel.
Sales have been made OF "A 900 lbs Augostura
and San Juan deer, at 34c S5c SO bales Tampcs goat
soArThere ESQ boxes CASTLE procured as lo,,c
a 10ac. per Id.
disposition TO press sales to reduce their csims The
past six days operations consisted OF 400 hhds New Or
leans at 4Hc SIC: 625 Porto Rico at 4s6c 6,.c
2.500 Cuban at &c. &c &c; 1870 Texas and 900 bags
brown and yellow Pernembuc on terms not made pus-
lie; eco boxes brown and yellow Havana at Sc a eisc
and ~ boxes white do. at sac. per H.
TEAS are without variation.
TAIIow About 1876 600 lbs. changed hands a. oLc
a csc per lb.
TOBACCO was in fair request at uniform rates The
weeks sales embraced $50 bbds. Kentucky nj bs.e a
TIC. /, bales do. stems at 11Sc 43l Havana 6iers
and wrappers at 25c 2sc 232 Cuba al private bar
gain "a Florida at IL Zoe, ana 81 cases Ohis
and Connecticut seed leaf AT &c. a I9c pcr h.
WHAIr8oYE-Thore we're 105, 600 Ib. Polar taken NJ
29kc. a 3oisc. per h.
WnIsKrY was dull and declining There have been 4ja
be's' prison sold At &c sS'.e, pesss-.oa.
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no doubt what little there is left will be taken at
once. The company is well organized, has good Off
GERS and must command its full share of business
The Philadelphia Ledger, in speaking of the Par
ker VEN Coal Companys steamers. says;-The
steam propellers Western Port and Hypolita Mali
we're OF Saturday morning launched from the ship
yards of Mr.. William Cramp and Messrs Teese 4
Bireley N beautiful style. These make four steam
ships that have been launched within fifteen days of
the ten contracted to be built by Captain r. +. Lopez
for the Parker Vein Coal Company. The two pre-
viously sunched have had steam applied to their
machinery by Messrs. Reany, Neafe Co., and they
will be il readiness to commence their trips between
Baltimore and New York in few days. The other
two launched on Saturday viii be fitted out with
equal despatch by the same firm.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of certain articles exported from this port dur
ing tho week ending and including Saturday. April
g 1863 distinguishing the destination and extent of
shipments to each place =
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Total 44o,ii
This is about the usual extent; butt is more favor
ably made up. The movement in merchandise has
been larger than usual and the expectation Of specie
considerably below the average. This is decidedly
encouraging. Heretofore, the weekly shipment of
specie has been equal to about one-half Of the ag
gregate value Of exports. Even this proportion was
not sufficient to swell the total to amount any
thing like the shipments for the corresponding pc
Rod last year.
The general banking law now before the Legsla-
ture of Louisiana authorizes the following securities
to be received in exchange for circulating notes =:
Bonds Of the United States Of the State Of louisiana
of incorporated companies endorsed by the State,
and the bonds issued for the consolidated debt of the
city Of New Orleans-said bonds in all instances to
be made equal to six per cent bonds, and not to be
taken above either market par value. In addition
to its circulation securities each bank is required to
have hand, at all times, in SPECIE amount equal
to onethrd of its cash liabilities and for the remain
ing two-thirds an equal amount in specie, specie
funds, or discounted paper maturing within ninety
days, and not renewable.
The Baltimore SIM gives the following official re-
turns of the assessment Of real and personal pro-
perty in the subjoined counties of Maryland compared
with the old assessments -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ONEY ARK EFT.

WEDNESDAY, April Ct +. NJ,
There was not 50 much activity in the stock mar
ket this morning as we have noticed for some time
past and the quotations compared with those current
at the close yesterday, show decline. At the first
Board, Florence and Keyport fell off 4 per cent,
Nicaragua Transit /, Cumberland /, Phenlx ], Erie
RR {, Harlem !, Hudson River, !. Morris Canal adj
vanced per cent. At the second Board Cumber-
land declined per cent, Florence and Keyport 4,
New Jersey Zinc :. Hudson River and Morris Canal
advanced J each. The market closed quiet and
heavy. There is not the slightest disposition mani
tested to enter into stock speculatons. Outsiders
keep aoof from the street and the brokers have the
burden entirely on their own shoulders. There il no
demand Of consequence for the more substantial
class Of stocks and the transactions are therefore
limited The movements of the Legislature are
closely watched by holders Of Erie Railroad stock.
The passage Of the bill evying tolls on freight trans.
ported, would be most injurious. The competition
that the Erie Railroad experiences from the Balti.
more and Ohio and the Pennsylvania Central rail.
roads is already o serious matter and may prove
fatal SO far as future diydends-a concerned The
Camden and Amboy, and tn New Jersey railroads.
are crowded with freight for the West via Phadel.
phia and Baltimore. The reduced tariff Of charges
on the Pennsylvania Central and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads attracts an immense quantity Of freight
from this city which heretofore has been shipped to
the West by the Erie Railroad IT, in the face Of this
the Legislature should levy toll on freight or the
purpose Of protecting the state canals, the effect
could not be otherwise than unfayorabe. The Az.
semby has already passed bill levying this toll
and II is probable that the Senate viii concur, and
thus make il law
The Treasurer Of the United States Mn. At Pbils.
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We have no transactions in any OF these stosks to
report and il viii be seen that the prices offered
ranged considerably below those asked.
Books for subscription to the capital stock Of the
Lenox Fire Insurance Company will be opened on
Thursday, the 9TH inst, from 10 A. NJ TO p. NJ.
at the Fast River Savings Bank. No, Chambers
street. The capital il only sl5s,OOO, and we have
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This shows the assessed value, which does not
represent, within large per cent the actual value of
property in that city.
The aggregate cost, gross receipts, current ex-
penses, and net income of the railroad companies of
Massachusetts,, in each OF the past six years, have
been as annexed
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REAL PERSONAL ESTATE MARyIANp-CoMPARAT1yE

This exhibits an increase in thirteen counties, of
s19,l10,9ss. The remaining counties and the city
of Baltimore, will, doubt, show much larger in
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BOARD oF AsIarasr ALDERMEN, !
q 81

NtuntHuHyi AprH ., Ib03
prasept joaa TYc'ter, ESQ., President and Assistant
kdarnau Bf9wn 1att Mabbatt o'3rien, Mnybee Brea.
drD Woo ward Ring Well, Hunt, Bouton McGown
fat lcslou, Barker, t.ogers, Crawford, o'keefe
y kcf nboy.
PETITIONS.
~ hesla'3u. Alderman MABATT--0f owners II pro
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100 do bt, 1o,I 10 Norristovn RR SEX Morris Pred
o. 900 Morris Canal 2lH Y Girsrd M ~ 20 Beading
Bsnt, Cash, Az 3 Minshih 7ax; IL Iehish Nav, r.
SO Reading RI, 2ds, Az; 16 schuyi Nav %. After
Boards-26o shs Morris Canal, 2lH l0J doi IS 2lK;
cash l5L
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The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
L.,rur Yopx. MARcu %. 1881

A stated meeting Of the miners of the vicin-
ity Of Little York was called TO order al o.
clock in the FL Dorado Saloon DR.. J. A.
Cowden was called 10 the chair, and p. +.
Jefieris appointed Secretary. The object Of
the meeting was stated by the chairman, af
ter which the following resolutions were read
and adopted tO-wit:
lst Resolved, That we, the miners Of Little
York, deem the present price Of water as be-
ing more than our claims will justify us in
paying.
3D. Resolved, That we will appoint a, com
mttee of three to request the officers and
stockholders of tho Ditch Co. TO reduce the
price of water from 81 so to 81 90 per inch
| per diem.
| Sd Resolved, That if they 10 not immedi.
ately acceae to oar request, (Which we con.
slider is reasonable and jusr, that we, the mi.
ners of Little York, will stop working our
claims until such times as they do.
4ih. Resolved, Tint wewill carry out tho
spirit and meaning Of these resolutions, and
that no miner viii purchase any wafer of tho
Company until the price isreuucej- to 81 90.
! per inch.
5th Resolved, That these resolutions be
signed by the miners, and that copy OF them
be given to the officers of the Ditch Com pany.
According 10 resolution ID, the following
gentlemen, as committee Of three were or;
pointed to wait upon the otiicels 9ad stock
holders Of the Ditch Company Anos Fox,
Casper Scott and VIM. Scott.
motion was then made and adopted that
we, the miners. should coatinue to work our
claims uniil Tuesday night next, in srier 10
give the officers and stockholders time to mec'
motion to have the proceedings Of tbs
meeting published III tho Nevada journal MAS
carried.
Signed by WM. ScGTT.
and 80 others.
Aiter the Signatures to The resolutions ssiEs
taken, the meeting adiourned.
r. F.. JIFFERIs. See.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Hen,Mr Hoff created an excitement
in the House, on Friday last, by Offering
the following amendment to the Foreign
Miners tax bill: i'
provided, that the provisions OF this
act shall not be so construed as 70 pre-
vent the miners in any mining districts
from adopting and enforcing ruios pre-.
venting foreigners who on account o'
their color are Ineligible to the rights
- citizenship from working the mines in
said mining districts" - ms oa aae"d- 20
ment was rel jected by vote OF 20 10 H.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
ALMOST A Frcpr Two Enc,;sbman

ALMOST A FIGHr. Two Englishmen,
named John Smith and Joseph Quick
had made arrangements, by deposit of
5000 each, and other necessary rrelimi-
naries, to take social set-to on Monday
last at the Halfway House, on the
Grass Valley Road. The officers of the
Peace, however were before hand. ard
had arrested MIR Smith, and put him
under heavy bonds to keep the peace.
The other was net to be found. About
eight hundred people assembled on the
spot, and both combatants were present.
Quick divested himself Of his raiment to
the buff, but the other did not enter the
ring. Quick's party then took two
donkey card load Of glory in riding
through the town, and hurraring for
sour side.n
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH Is.

SAN FRANCISCO AGENcY.--Ne arc pleased
to state that we have secured the services Of
MIR. L. 2. FISHER. as agent for tho Nerada
Journal at San Francisco. lie is authorized
TO receive advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper, and to receipt for al monies
All business that may be entrusted 10 him on
behalf Of the Journal, will receive immediate
attention. MIR. Fisher is our only authorized
agent in San Francisco. He may be found at
the Merchants Exchange.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

SENTENCE or DAArH. On Saturasy
last Hon, A. G. Monson pronoune 4
sen.ence against George Stewart, Bar
ney Akerman, and Jack Thompson,
found guilty as accessory to the murder
Of John Carroll, alias Boetjack. The
executions are to take place on the Goth
of April. 1t will be RENE mbsred thess
men were found guilty on the evidsnss
Of Dunhan, who was the immediate
murderer. Dunham was set at libs ~,
and left Immediately.