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NEWSPAPERS,
THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.

w. ID. WALLACE AND WIN. ii HOPE.
uAFlNG purchased the Washington city - EVEN
ING STAR will assume It's future publication
from the present date. While il shall he spirited,
racy, and thoroughly informed upon all subjects of
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To all fran>ac'ing any description of business IN the
District oil Columbia and its vicinity, aS well aS TO
those al 4 distance interested In krbiriig precisely
what may be going on i'm Washington, or what MAY
he contemplated by any branch or in any department
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andria, will continue To he served with the daily AT
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Washington, July ), 1853.
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To Builders. Carpenters, and ecntractsrs.

ANlNH tafcn great ,ai''s ~ l"N in d tiitd and
senefa' asairA'ctit If BUILDING; HARIh
" ARG. ain now prepared to offer to those want.
iiir such goods such inducements Is am convinced
Will suit. | am determined not to be undcrSold b,
any house in Washington All my goods come iii
rect from the nanntac'hrcs. which cunRcs r,c 10
offer thcm Al New Sirk aE, Philadelphia prices;
aid making ihe bnildng material my principal t,adc
think can come little under others i'll this line
of business.
ennmeratc in part Nor. Villa, Nor. Hotel, Eal,
Nor, Sliding Door, Locks and Latchcs, NIoT. Nigh,
LatchcS, Plated Furniture, IIorisenial Uprs'it Ru
rel, Cottage, Hotel, Western; And Novelty, Rim
Locks aud catches, Rim iiatthcs, al binds: Willie
Porcelain Knobs Win rcrcctain ktSr Or fiatc Fur
nitpre: Darn Mini, Grey Mini, Variegated Mini
and n. kinds dt Rose and Fancy color Knobs iu
Front Ut PafOr Knobs, with the patent Silver glass
hhubs, an article that needs only to be brushed oi
to clean 1t. and always showing fine plate the old
plated knobs, when they cleaned. leaves II dirt,
spot OH the door. Also, Sash Fa>ten.S, all the dit
tcrent patterns; Window Blind FasrCnir;ss, inside
shutter taStcning>. Cnpl"ani catches, Hooks and
Eyes, Loose and Fast Joint Butts. Hinges. Pa,!i,
mcnt Hinges, Plant 4 Partners patent Shuttle,
Hinges; Bolts OF all kinds, Nails. Screws. Hat ana,
Coat Hooks, Pnllcys. Sash Weights, Sash Curl :.ii
many other things tho nncr',uS ~ n,ehiirn. which
will be sold low, T.. WHEELER,
Sign of the Gun and Paddock
~ "-imeo Opposite Browns IIntr.
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y0RDAE'6
Frcdcf!s1 Write sui phav Springs.

FTNIIIS Ion. P>af'-hcf NdrcTng rz,frr hasInE pas
i sed into the hands ~ re s,hShrtrrs. -.sT s--,"
announce To the public that fs-P sre nov srcytG-s
for the reception and entertainments - v>fcrs S~
extended panrsyrir al the remedial iHtAsS " ffess
waters they deem unnecessary. popular ofss'oi, dat
Ing hack eighty years, having approved iirn!,
These springs are beautifully situated m ff'~~T
lex ctrintt, Va. fitc miles from Winchester, sIsl
one mile and half it'Gn fcphcn>"n'> D"pn, T.. a.,
on the Winchester and H;frfpr'S Ferry Railroad. and
arc frref1fe ot easy access fr',a North and Las.
Visitors feHng Baltimore, Washington, Sc, ~ the
morning tfki'' -rfTvp i'm due time ~ d;s~.
Facilities for f,c accommodation m rsr>t> Az
more ample than eIT- 1iorr, large new bs,sdyI-
having been recently ere,ftS.
For the following iiseascs fir.se ~aicr- are fmri
be highly riicacIous: nl~prp>l" Ever diseases,
rruplivc affections. Sc; ard difetse ans a.ter
attic boy are unsurpassed
X. VI. s G.. y. JORDAN,
y S-tlstSep propTI'tTs.
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TOTHE PLEASURE SEEKING PUBLIC.
PINEY POINT PAVILION.

FINHiS agreeable bathing place, aud quiet rptrr,t
Il nor thuse IN search Of health aud rational nI,a.
urc, having been leased by the undersigned with .
view the purchase of IL, n successful ~ ms cfTr,
to accommodate the public, WAS opened for the ,ra
son on Wednesday, 18th June.
Many and varied Improvements have been recrm
IL made calculated ia promote the comfort at US,
ter, and nothing shall br omitted BY HI rrnpri,i,-
and ms family which afford the ca>i satisfaction
10 his guests. Parents and their children viii Inn.
fad all The comforts uf home IN ample prn,i>Ior
whilst the r.rvolrc nj fishing may assured tina,
every necessary arrangement tor has accommodation,
IN the way of fishing hnaiS and idchi. with Iqnist
fs,srns 10 wait on him whilst engaged IN I'm cant;
waiting si-rt, has been fully made In adduron.
seine will w. daily drawn for the accommodation ID
the place and the ->rmcni at v>Iicr>. whilst ntI
rate Esnd ot music VII b. IH readiness, day AMI
night for the amuscur nj AND recreation of Tins,
Whr My call IL into service
NIsfttfs from Washington. GCI-ciGNn, aud AI,,,
anfrIa, can reach The Point on NrnaaS, Wean.>
day ana Saturday of each week Ivy mean> at IN.
steamers Powlstau. Usccsa. and COLUMBIA, an,
can .sttrrn OH Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and sun
day of cat ~seck rs the same frr,ts.
The terms Of erafd at the Point will he 3 iots
single day. 81 30 pr day for three days andessihan
a week, $40 per werk. Fpd go pr month Chi
arcn and servants hall price.
WH.LIsM w. DIX,
r'~nery Proprietor ofIse Fountain
iy 1-2m Inn. Light street, Daliunure
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UA correspondent from Baltimore
says: 1T may be of some interest to
your readers to know who are considered
among our most Opulent citizens. | will
give few of them, beginning with Geo.
Brown, of the banking house of Brown &
Brothers, who may be put down at
S2,5O0,000; Jacob Albert, 50, 900 900 ::
John Hopkins, 81 100000; Moses Shep-
pard, S 100000: Gen. Columbus O'Don-
nell. Sl,0O0,000 John s. Cuttings,
5000, 600; Hugh Gelston, $500, 900. These
are among the most wealthy. We have
very many who may be put down at from
100000 to S5O0,OOO. There are, perhaps,
more really Independent men in Baiti-
more than any other city in the Union of
It's population. 1t is peculiar, and per-
haps a somewhat unfortunate character
lstic of Baltimoreans, that they retire
from business after acquiring a compe-
tency. This is enervating to the spirit
of enterprise"
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Fausuicr White Sulphur Springs.

FIN miles rrc,t If Di'ffia Of Colombia.
tiSt,fs kssrhss is now open sT reception
L ofyisIteis Tttc hratfnv Gs-aats ~ ilIr wa-r
are well established. S..s ~ reinv IRE r"f7.r,'d as
inferior TO none IN the Sia.N. The hrAia,a-x az.
upon large scale. ta>efully auah.ef rssh sgEriut,
rorticoes. hall and parirr<. rtie'~s'vr raves
walks, and covered ways shaded by hcautfu Eees>
first rate band oi music has been secured. spi
~ u 1,nple supply nf the very hr>t wines, Itqu-.
and avs hhT:h thu country could afford, wIiInIn
reward ia 10 gAS,Trnr. mdtr acrou,tun,ali,,
agents will endcatN ~ ttec w. tr,-c 81 TIC guests
as agreeable possible.
Terms of board az follows: : ~ fh D. Ne>sss-p md
ing Isl October; for three months. s5a's ~ tr,
months $50; for month. SO; for two eeske.
sis; one week, so; per day. SID; meals 80,
kdstHr$, rach 20 cents. Children under tw,Iyc
wears. and srr,Hn.s, half price. M charge im
hidden under 1870 scars. Horses, 0crns per DAY,
~ 50 ~ nhnfh. The S"ry best wines ana iiprorS
hailA4 Ron nstalncd. c6r,sec - - a pourIe, and
proportion ~ IssI G'ianfic>. " ~ be charged on
all that shall be biSf'Ssr ~ h pccSJ r"ocrs. Bills
PAYABLE weekly.
The Alexandria and Oranr, h.F,r,,H is nr-r -,ns-
plctcd to Warrcnion, aud The cars .aDe .WcTassrss
at eight O'Clock every morning except SfrrtcT, .sS
~ ~ WarrFnfUn about Two and hsf hours,
wicfr fr>t rate line o stages Will takr the fh<S,C
gers nfIit1ifsiS fo The SpringS, and halt ss,
qfcr a Mcidafffzcd road; returning, the cars r,,Se
Wafrchron at ( u't1p~k. and Passengers oct 10
Nc SHlifra and Washington ~ f'nc for the evening
trait ~ EafffrI1Fc. Another Gsra ri cars lcd,c>
Alexandria AZ H. M ard gets IT, H'-@Ss,r about
two and half in.s. when firsI RITE br,. 81 riarc
coachcs will take the pa>sctscfs aNonf Thc rsss
the Springs, over good suf"fmf road. ftf~ ~
either route from Alexandria Ia lie Ssrmgs, S2.6
Travellers Who come by GordonsI Inc viii hHvc
equally good coaches 10 Cuiprper C~urt k"I",
wffsth pface they leave at IN the and nrt
to BcdifftT, IN 10 minutes, where the coachr. Will
take t1,rfr IRa.- fate tc the Springs. thus making
Two daily lines i,ss Besfcton, and one from War
rc.l6m TO The SptInss. Persons NAY breakfast the
:s.sfts. dine and spe.d ss-Hr f"rr IN Alexandria
and reit* 70 ie Springs 6f ~tat>cf nj The samc day.
Passengers H., M evening tram irrTs Efchp.nd ~
to the Springs by haAT tRc newt das. ~ fIc s:nr
donsvIe route. They >bif,r Cn'prsHr to~rt h'-pse.
and GET Ia the Springs about f'An rrNi nrfrPTc. !
good line of coaches VIII 90 from f-e Springs IT, Sep
Market three times a week. conncC:syss n Came
Gross Roads with the Winchester line.
THOMAS q. FLINT,
iy92m Superintendent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs !.

NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAII.-The Subscriber has
leased for term of wears the well known Grocery
Stand a the corner of 9TH and Streets formerly oc
cupied by Mr. John H. johnson; and having remod-
,ed and fitted il up handsomely is prepared to offer
an extensive and wel-selected stock of choice Fam
ily Groceries. embracing every article of necessity
and luxury, which he is determined to sell. either
wholesale or RETAIL upon as good terms as any house
in the city, In his stock will ALWAYS be found
WeIcf's premium Family and other choice brands
of Family and Extra Flour: Sh,v,S SIM sun., ,,rcJ
Hams; best country and Baltimore cured Bacon:
Brown Loaf, Crushed, Pulvcrised. GranuIated. and
Brazil Sugars; Rio, Java. J.auyra. and other COT
fees; Roasted and Ground Coffee. Sunerior p, r. &
N. o. Molasses; superior Table Syrups; superior
strained Honey i'm small cans
TEAS.-BIack and Green Teas, of every grade
Especial attention maid to the selection of Tens
We can warrant them very superior - q
CHEESE-Best English Dairy. old English, Pine
Apple. sup. Sage, and other choice brands of NJ E.
and Goshen. Water, Soda, Sugar, Wine and other
Crackers
FISH, &c-Shad. Mackerpl i'm barrels half do .
and kits; Herring in barrels half do; Smoked and
Scotch Eerrngs; Smoked Beet, very superior; Beef
and Buffalo Tongues; ScItzer,s sun BoIOpna SIAN
sage.
CANDLES.-Sperm, Adamantine, and other Can
dies; superior Lard, in pails for family ilse SUPERB
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GREAT THROUGH LINE 70 THE WEST
"a g ssssss!s:;ssta fe:z,s szzs

Baltimore ami Otio .Raitr5Gd. fr6"a Edftf-
more TO IVhceitHr, amt connecting Rttt
n9th ne large, aem, amt spisNdid Steamers
of the Union Line on the ONO, @Hd tic
stagcs to ZancsriUe. Nc.
INNS ENFEpIrIDiis LINE being now thorough
i " c6nfTieicd " 'hr ,Hse finishing uf the Great
Board free fIinne and tffc ftid .r"e IN excellent
GIfs fl,e faes attention q tt2ycfcfs ' %'" ,,',
y aitettet r is FherlF ad?antagSs and low lafss
Gus and attractive chaii:;::f '"f r.i,.,,.,-.
The Express Mail Tram leaves hsI.i;;Nofc das,y Al
p. H., and runs directly through to Whe !t-; t5so
miles, in Is or 10 hours including all stoppagr>, al
irving there nj or D. III, next day passengers
leaving Baltimore at Il. may lay for lodg
ing in Cumberland (I19 miles and proceed thence
td W hee,i.,g in tlW morning.
TO connect With tic<e trains, the cars leave
Vash'rfUn al & d. M, Avn, p. daily, meeting
the cal, flfiH fsr'rcst II ihfc washington Juno,
ton, (beiter known us ti'e s@sas RGuse:) miles
from Baltimore.
At Wheeling. the seven unrivaIlcd stcTicfs n 'be
Union Line. which have Just been compicteh f1r
this route, form daily connection with the cars
and convey passengers down the Ohi" 10 Cincinnati
and Louisville. where the stages for Nashville. Sc,
6f ths ~. in'p's and New Orleans packets may be
taken rs those gong further
Passengers fer Columbus Tor who prefer the land
rQtftc ii Cincitf and ffher PARTS ri Ohio, md the
West may also proceed direct from Wheeling IN the
OhiR Stasc EGmtftny's excellent coaches oScf the
best Itrt n lie NTfi9rdl Eo5;d GAINESVILLE SC,
and thence b.. rilifddd
Passengers for WcIsvilIe and Cleveland by steam
boat and railroad Will also find this most fSfteable
route. there being regular and speedy contraction
al Wheeling ~ and from those places.
EEs- Baggage checked through from Washington
To Wheeling, and 40 charge of transfer of paSscn
gers or baggage.
Fare Il, tIirf~'rl, ticket (Hith the right to lie
anywhere on The roGicJ f:;:" Washington to Wheel
iHT 80 %: Ia Cincinnati Sli; Ia Ifr.iSville Sl2
Tickets to be had of Mr.. PARSONS. Agent. =, the
Railroad Station, Washington: and Of The other
agents of the Company. WM. PARKER.
SItr,f d..nf
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LAW NOTICE.

SlDNEY s. BANTER, late Attorney General of
~ Virginia, has removed to Washington To prac-
tce law
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ten states. the courts of the District of Columbia
and attend to any professional business comiided 10
him.
70 Office in Morrison's new building, OH A.. ST.,
between Pennsylvania avenue ard { street,
References: Hon. ]. J. Alien. Hon. VIM Daniel
Hon. Richard Moncurc, lion. C. u. San,lcI<. Hon
George H. Lea oi the court of appeals of Virginia
To tie Judges of The circuit courts OF Virginia. and
10 the Senators and members OF Congress from Viz
siiia. is l9-coly
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IMPORTANT & VALUABLE INVENTION

glands AND CITMMfNtiS'S BRICK VI nm
~ P.dcm Rights for s.iLc.--Mlt'Il iIJ. MOI RSh y
CO. OF this city, have been appointed thu "N'lH~l''
agent, for the Tinted Stale, tor the sale ui risii
the above machine. ID has been thoroughly = -"
and pronounced hy Practical h:Irknak'r> tiI""-"
ori the country la be- the best marhlrr "r ili' Wv
pose that has YET been prnurrd. u = i'''->"N
worked by the application at amy n"lINr pow
steam, water of horse Wuh Two light "r-rr W.
clay l. tempered and al the iir Il, brick ~
moulded IN FIVE seconds m tie yrT, h"-t i''in"'''
thus eNcclling IN rapidy cooperation ANY Other ili4
chin" for that purpose now known.
The issue of the American patent l. rnly d'ld''h
until the mach,ne can "" projected abroad. h'dh
while, VI. N. & Co. prepared 10 negotiate i"r W.
sale of any amount OF territory, and 10 gNr .''''
title to the same.
Apply by letter, (po~r paid) al their ofiirr '"
mcnt. y6
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
FORHARPER,sFEKRY.

The splendid Steam Packet CON
EsSIA@N GRESS. Captain NoLNEy PURsELL,
I-<Is11E
 having been thoroughly repaired and
put IN complete order, will recammCncc her regular
trips between HARPER'S FERRY and GEORGE
TOWN. on Monday, August Sth, leaving Rttcr'S
wharf, Market street Bridge, west OF the Market
House, every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday. at
O'Clock, H. M. arriving at Harper's Ferry ia time
tor the cars going west. Returning, leave Harper;s
Ferry every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday, AT
O'Clock, a. ~, arriving in Georgetown the same
evening
Way ittS>etserS viii nc landed Il any f-,u, on the
Canal. III Reasonable rites
Parties Of lhenstirc can obtain passage at half
price.
All packages intended for tic Congress 10 be left
Il, w. H. Ritter warehouse. whefc nv information
c6pterring the boat may be obtained.
Through passage So
GetiRGr fl%N Aug ;, 1853 an & colin.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH kAtbaeAD.
@@ ~

ftIRSINS RUN As FOLLOWS:
L teatc aaHfi esectt Snmday at and a. M,
By and > p. III.
On Sunday at a. M, ard p. M.
The Train at , p m. is Express, and stops only a
Annapolis Junction and Relay the others at all way
stations. 80 .
'fraits at d. H. ant 81. p H.. connect with An
Trans a, & a. NJ and !; +. b.. geirI,ieci West.
Trains at and d. IN. and j D. M. COMET h4st
Fare from Washington to Baltimore 81 -
Do do do and return 80
Do do Annapolis %
DO do do and return | 20
The round trip tickets must i'm all he pro
cured at the Office, and good for the day upon
itti' Ihev are is>iIcd. r. II. PARSONS,
II IL Il fsefit.
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CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN,
METROPOLITAN HARDWARE sT0Re,

y 81
Pennsylvania GrcRte, betu~rn ~ grd trh s'rrc's,
NEXT DOOR Tn g ,iJ I. BIZ: pa iLH ELK, TORE
'SNtIhu ron. d.. e..
Eo'HFe rs Low, wholesale or retail, as in any
~ Lity i'll the Union.
BUILDING MATERIALS
Particular attention given to this department in
procuring and keeping constantly Oh hand a great
variety of the latest and most approved sisic If
Goods required by Carpenters and BuilHp,s;
CoAcnMAKEEs AM M AbbaEhs HARD
The rriy s''tts'rtt Assortment in the District. con
SiStire ti':' trythng required in the business
CABINET MAKERS AND uPiiof s;iiFihy
49,. Goqps.
Looking Glass Pia"~, .,alr Cloth, Curcd Hair.
Moss, GTHlsr Gid Gimp Tacks, Webbing Springs.
Easf"rs, Walnut, Mahogany, and Rose Wood
Moulding, &c.
SPORTING GOODS
Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Ammunition of I'll kinds,
Bowie Knives, Gun FNiugs, Fishing Tackle, Nc
HOUSE FURNISHING. rDNfs
Very Superior Ta''r s.St'cty !, Kitchen Utensils.
Silver Plates S.5o5is and Forks, German Silver and
R.tt-;i.hi, Ditto. L.
FOR VARIETY sroA
Bird Cages, Bat Balls. Marbles. India Rubber
Goods, Percussion Caps, Fishing Lines. Pcnknivcs,
Iacks, Pistols; Sc, very low at wholesale.
jy l4-co3In H.LlNDSLEY.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,
Select, Classical, & Mathematical school for
Bows,
CHAS, r, YOUNG A. NJ, PIP,

CHhS' H. 1OCNG, A. Nv, PRINCIPAL
THIS institute, Situated the corner of I'll AMI
L 18th streets and formerly known as Woidbury's
Academy, Viii reopen OH the first Monday in Sep
tember. Parents who wish to Civ. their sons thor
onsh classical and mathematical training are re
spectiniiy advised that the terms comparatively
high since the number of pupils is limited. A higi,
grade of scholarship is aimed at by the Principal
He wishes tn iurn ont yearly few scholars. Who
while they will reflect credit hint, viii br an hon
or tn themselves and those Who send them He
would therefore give t,c:n Individual attention. The
school room has been handsomely fitted up with
Boston desks. neat mating, &c.
Terms per quarter, for the full course SD; for
the English branches, So Payment in advance
For further particulars apply (by note to the Prn-
clpal, or to the following
REFERES Noes.
VIM ii. Allen. LII. d., Rev. F. :. Evans,
Pres. Girard College. Rev. J. II. Brown.
Prof. Baird, Smithsonian Rev. T.. Il. Wysonp,
>, Institute J. Z. Hardness, esq,
Rev II. Sheer, T. p. Morgan. esq.
Rev. X l.. Dasmcl, II. Pursel. esq,
Rev. ]. g. Butler, II. w. MckrtW, esq.
Rev. &. A. Davis, " 2l-co,f
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The New HOrk md Liverpool United
States Mail Steamers.

<THH These ship having been b,rilt ly con
49,. tract expressly for Government service,
every care a> been taken IN tiI'ir construction.
also III their engines, 10 insure strength ANA fr"d
and their commodatiomS for passengers unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
Price of raS>a." from New York IN Liverpool in
first CABIN. Sl30: IN second cabin. $40. Exclusive
VI extra state ruoui>, 500. From Liverpool
TO Nrw York. ESQ and E-H.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bcrt!is can be secured until paid for.
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OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY.

VI '-'iD-''' Va III "hpiS-Ai' TAS IlI I.
BALTIMORE March l.. 1851
Mr.. r. r. Morris Dca- Madam. I, ,,.nt ,
rrra1 rra.urc in rcc,uu,ucudur "a ,nh,;. t,,nr ,,
valuable medicine Cedar Torl u. I'm ,rcriIcr, rre
ycuia,iye ar cur,t,l.r in m, fir, ,,,n. ~ ,i,,,,
affections. or diseases of the irmrs and also a. a
very valuable tonic. Yours. very rrsnrct.,I,i,
r. ii Wp,cur II n
R,,,,,o,, ul,- ~,
Mrs. II. &. Norri<-Nadam: 1t aiyrs me Measure
to recommend ,n tl,c f,ynr,hIa nn,i.. 80: ,, Iii;
your valuable mrtiicinc, Cedar Tarl m hronrl,ia
affections and diseases of the lunrS.
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A HARD CAsE.-It is an old saving,
that nothing cuts like truth. We recol-
lcct of hearing, or reading, many years
ago, a capital story of a man, who, OH
his return from public meeting, burst
open his door in rage, upset his children,
kicked his dog. hurled his hat behind the
gate, and paced the apartment back and
'orth with the ferocity of a chafcd tiger.
- What is the matter, my DEAR" said
his wondering wife.
Matter" roared the angry husband,
matter enough. Ncighbor B. has pub
lIcly called me liarr'
"Oh. never mind that, my d, ar" re-
piled the good woman, '.hc can't prove it
you know, and nobody will believe him. :"
Prove it, you fool" roared the mad
dened man more furiously than before,
''he did prove it. lie brought witnesses
and proved it on the spot. Else how
should be in such ID of passion g"
The argument was poser.
The MONUMENT To THE PILGRIMS. 1t is
proposed to raise the sum of $4,000 to
defray the expense of the monument in
honor of the Plymouth Pilgrims. 1t will
be placed near the spot of their landing.
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DATES or SAILING.

TUr IICI-III Ut Ii>N'tE' Apply 7"
EDWARD X. COLLINS x co.
No 56 Wall street, n Y.
BROWN, SIlIrLEI co,
Liverpool.
II. q. ROBERTS & CO,
ID kingr Arms Yard, London.
J. MENROE 4 Co.
70 Rue Metre Dame dies VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. III. DRAPER. IIavrc.
Tn" owners nj these ships will not he accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specI", icwalry precious
stones. metals, unless bills of adlms are rigned
therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed.
W6
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Il. W UET.IIF.K :.
Opposite Browns IIotr,


(yEORGETOWN SAND IARD.-Thc subscriber
~ keeps constantly Oh hand Il large ,rpn,y
OF WHITE and GRAY SAND. suitable for
building and other purposes, wiici, he Will I'll ON
reasonable terms, aud deliver to customers IN Wash
ln"ton and ''eorg'fpWn. bnier> left al the Wood &
Coal yard OF briie & Barron. Oh Green Street, near
the Canal Will be promptly attended Ia.
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NUCIi aS Amcrcam and English KuIyc, and Fork
- tWiilch took the premium at the late Fairl fin..
Plated DmIn. and Dish Forks. Table and Tea
spoons, (Prcmi,,m,) ihatta Tea and Table Spoons.
nafF'r' ana Forks. SteclS, Butter Knives. s.:
Brass and Plated CaIullrstickS Family t;rind.tnro
Tea Trays, Hand Waters. Tea and Dinner Bells.
Coffee Mills, Shovel> and Ton->, Irons Fiat irons.
Tenders, Curtain Bands and Pins, Dusing brushes.
sweeping Brushes, Stoves, POS, Ovens and Lids
Iea hctilrS. &c, &c, such Is 10 be found in a
wei! regulated Hardware, Store,
l.. WHEELER'S
jy 9-lInr0 Opno.iic Rrnvn.. II,,,,