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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25

WoMAN.-The following extract from a
speech delivered in the California Senate.
by Mr.. Soule, is touchingly beautiful. The
subject was bill authorizing woman to act
as sole traders. There are married men out
OF California, as we'll as in it, who may look
IN the glass and see themselves:
"When reflect upon the conduct of many
married men in California-their faithless-
ness to every VOW which they made at the
altar-how completely they fail in the per-
Torrance of their duties-how virtuous and
industrious, faithful and patient women are
imposed upon by worthless brutes of hus-
bands, as great tyrants at home, as drunk
ards and debauchees abroad, my respect
for the sex prompts me to do all within my
power, to protect her right and secure her
happiness.
81 love woman, I have loved her all nv
life, and dying hope to be faithful to the
same high and inspiring sentiment. For
amid all the varied scenes, temptations,
struggles and hopes of existence, one star,
brighter than all others, has lighted aud
guided nae onward; if 1 ever had any high
and noble ambition, the exciting energy has
been in the approving smile coming from
the eye of woman. And judge her influ-
ence is thus upon others. Gentle in her
affections, yet mighty through her influence
her medium rule is as powerful as the
ballot-box, and she only needs the protection
of law against those who have no law in
their habits and propensities. She has lull.
ed me from my boyhood with the soft and
winning influence of her virtues and beauty.
6 ! remember my first love; my baby af-
fections at four years of age. l have been
in love nearl y every month Successive the
dark and rayless days and years which sue
ceeded the desolate hearth and made the
heart to desolate. And never, sir, while l
remember my mother, long since in the
gravel remember the night when she
died-never while recolect my sisters and
the abuses which might have been theirs
never while l hold in memory ore other
and her memory is all that is left me-shall
refuse to give nay voice and my in
fuence, and my vote, for any measure ne
cessary to protect aud cherish the weaker
and better portion of creation against the
oppression, neglect, or abuse of my own
sex. [ hope the bill may pass
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25

ES "hftehursts Gallery.-Where the
best Daguerreotypes in this city, in the world al
made is On Pennsylvania avenue near four and a.
half street.
He has splendid assortment of gilt frames, Lock-
cts and fancy just received call and see them
ian %
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FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &C.

NOV On hand and for sale at Stationers' Hall. ad
N joining the Irving Hotel, an extensive assert
ment of Perfumery, Farna Cologne, Sans Toilet and
other Soaps. Balm of Columbis, Tooth Powders
Brushes and all other articles pertaining 10 the Toilet
Alsn, the water Proof French Polith" for Boots
and Shoes
All of which will sell at least thirty per cent
cheaper than ther be purchased elsewhere
Music four cents per page. Call at
ian 20-4t STATIONERY HALL
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25
CARUSpS SALnCN

"a There will be Sojree DanSante at Caru>is Sa-
loon on Thursday night, the 9th instant, com
ing at o'clock. Tickets Of admission 81 to be pro-
cured at the door. jan 25-5t
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So Handsome Room

VIZ II dHusOme hOOmS.-TWo neat and
convenient rooms, one parlor and ore bedroom, can
be obtained reasonable terms, if application is
made Immediately, at the house known as " Buffers
HOTEL street. near 13th south side.
Jan 25-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25

A visit to the beautiful Hall of the new
wing of the Patent Office, will fully satisfy
the uninitiated Of the arrangements that are
fast being completed, for the s'First Exhi-
bition of the Metropolitan Institute,' so
recently organized in this city. The men,
bership is already rising six hundred,
which is a conclusive evidence of its popu-
larity. The list of depositors is increasing
daily including large number from Bos-
ton, New York, Philadelphia aad Baltimore,
we predict as the result of the Institutes
iirsS effort an exampled triumph.
A HINT TO THE LADIEs.-It is not your
dress, ladies, your expensive shawl, or golden
fingers that attract men of sense-they look
beyond dress. 1t lis your character they study.
Ii you are trifing and loose in your CONVEX
sation, no matter if you are as beautiful as
an angel, you have no attractions for them.
II IS tie loneliness of your nature that wins
and continues to retain the affections of the
heart. Young ladies sadly miss it when
they labor to improve their outward looks,
while they bestow no care upon their minds.
Fools may be won by gewgaws and fashion
able, snowy dresses, but the wise and sub
stantial are never caught by such traps
Let modesty be your dress. Use pleasant
and agreeable language, and though you
l.4a. rot be courted by the fop, the good and
the truly great will love to linger in your
steps.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25

RJ Joe ShillingtOn receives all til e
new books and newspapers as fast as publ shed. He
il agent for Harpers and all the other Magazines and
oar readers will alwaj find large and good assert.
ment of blank books and stationery at his book store
Odeon Building, corner of 4a street and Penn av
Jazz q
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NATIONAL THEATRE

Mr.. Z. A. MARSHALL............So SOLE LESSEE.
Sixth appearance Of the distinguished Actress
and Authorizes, Mrs. M0WATT.
THIS EVENING, JANUARY %,
viii be presented the beautiful Play, in three act
dramatized from Sir Walter SCOTS popular DO
called
THE BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR.
LUCY ASHT0N............. MRS. MOWATT.
Pas La Bayedere, BY. MISS ANNIE WALTZ
The performance to conclude with the petit Como
in one act. called
THE WINDMILL.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25
Another Fact!

On Saturday last we had the happiness to
be the first to announce GA Fact as to the
elegance of the perfume of Mr.. Parker.
Since the publication of that veritable ar
ticle, we have heard of gentleman who was
seated in one of the elegant parlors of ore
of the numerous we'll. conducted hotels i'm
Washington, moving his handsome foot to
and fro, reading unobserved the pleasing
columns of the Evening Star.
A bevy of fair ladies passed near him,
whispering their admiration.
"Where do you think he got them?" said
81 wonaer where he did ?" said another.
"What beautiful boots Did you ever see
anything SO perfectly elegant ?" added y
third.
The gentleman, overhearing the CONVEX
sation, and recognizing the ladies, polite,y
rose, and bowling to them he observed:
GAS heard you inquiring with regard to
my handsome boots, ladies, have the pleas
ure to inform you that obtained them at
1Hills's in Browns HOTEL
"Ah! indeed ?" they added, eve are
much obliged to you, sir, for the informa-
ton. We shall Immediately persuade our
husbands to get theirs at the same place."
Of course they did. And that is the reason
Mr. Mills is so overrun with business that
his shop is crowded nearly all the time.
A fact
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q SDSBl'S HOTEL.

GSDSBl S HOTEL.
Col Harris & Is Md Z otterback jr and
MIR Dawson DO lady WasA
S W Mcknight Pa Mr. Ellison Ny
W IL Butler do a Smith DO
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TEMPERANCE MovEMENT-We learn from
tie Albany IN. Y. papers that committee
Of ladies from the Temperance Mass Con-
vention, sitting in that city, were admitted
upon the floor, and granted the privilege of
personally presenting an Address, which
was read in firm tone by the Chairman of
the Committee, Miss Emily Clark.
The Address thus formally presented was
the petition of twenty-eight thousand of the
women of the Empire State, praying the
passage of law to stay the food of intern
perance, by stopping at once and forever
the traffic in rum.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25
DIED.

This morning, VICTORIA HILL, aged ID years.
Ca Her funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon, at O'clock from the res ence of her mother
on Fifth between G and streets.
81 Mizpah Enc mpment 4. o. j. r..
A regular meeting of this Camp will be held on Wed
nesday evening January Goth. full attendance of
members is requested as business of importance will
be brought before the camp.
By order of the encenpment,
jan 25-3t r. LEWIS, Recorder.
News copy It.
A- Washington Light Infantry
special meeting of the company will be held on to
night at " o'clock. By order:
jan "a b. F. BEERS, Secretary
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BROWNS HOTEL.

c Waller Md J w Rockafelt Va
5 + Dyott DO c Bruce & lady Do
L Taylor S c Misses Roy do
I Andrews N j w Hamilton Nd
Col ID ID Mitchell Mo Capt Harmon do
MIR Morton L Brawner do
L G Bacon Boston A Maddux Va
P Force n Y Col Hall do
c NJ Smith Va DIR Harris & son Nj
J W England n I s b Sturges 0
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25

Roots Wonderful Daguerreotypes.
Go to Roots! No matter whether
1t be clear cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth he traces
Multitudes of lovely faces!
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near Seventh
street. ian II
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MUSIC DEPOT
Pennsylvania Auenue, south side, 4 doors acest
Of 10Th street.
NIIHERE at all times be seen and obtained
w mu steal instruments Of every description. AL
choice collections of Sacred music. Gems from the
Operas, and all the popular music of the day.
Just received, splendid assortment of Violin and
Guitar strings, for sale by
jan 25-6t GEO. HILBUS.
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ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR.

M RS. S. PARKER is just opening
Au Malrsbout teathe.s, for the hair, tipped Vi
gold and silver.
Ostrich feathers, for the hair tipped with 70
and silver.
Gold and silver Tule
A large as ortment of rich Paris Ribbons
Pearl, Ivory, Red Bone and Sandal Wood Fer
Mitts, Gloves, Flowers, Bracelet, Dress Com,
&C., PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Pa. ay;
jan 20-3t News copyl under National Hot
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THIS EVENING. JANUARY

Pas La Bayedere, By. MISS ANNIE WALTZ
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,2-1w Louisiana ave naar 9Th st
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Mr.. L. A. MARSHALL...,. SOLE LESSEE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-29
NEW Y0RK ADvERrIsEnEyrs.I

NhE LAk0lsr sILk RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN
az s,w f0kk.rhos a. sTEAkNs. importer Jobb,r
slLhs, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, cash prr..
Time graLted by adding interest Is2 New x.,t
has noS In storr and daily odring at M.
@~est prices complete Of Goods line
eng a. e various styles and designs, Black and
aney sks MaTeelnes florrnees, sbsw
oons isnsia and satin Ribbons Dress Trimmings Kind.
yIshs anu knysh Caps Grape Issss sk cfaysts
nes e9,es OF all knd sik Lace Ms, Bareges Iees Whit.
Goods, Hosiery, L. q. Handkerchief, 1c
The undersgnsd ir.ites Mecia
and west or here In the city, him cali cram
Inc his stock befoie purchasing.
80 THOs. q. sTEARNs, tc2 Broadway
aefs-V bstSeen Llh-rty street aud Maiden "
VIII NV lokk AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED
- STATES MAIL STK1 HkRS-Th- shin. e,u,t.o- t;f,I>
nx ,ns Lane are as follows ATLANTIC, Captain Wet S
fAShiC Captain Nys; BALTIC, Captain Coms,cE NV
ADhIC Captain Grafon ARCTIC, ue--These shin,
oeen out by contract, especially for
very carr has been taken In their eonsuconas their
nes-to etsure strength speed-and
for Passengers unequalrd ana eomIo,,
fe from New York Liverpool fi2
IN second do, $40 Exclusive
fTom Liverpool to New York, $50 md Gro
An experienced surgeon attached to each .Lip.
No berth secured until paid
"A A u
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IMroRTEn CNtrtrING--r,II. Isha-prrlRsnN
HT ns ,ryIn sL,HT sEcSrEp .s,srgLyrH

> TAitNT ih DRO- ELECTRIC NOLTAiC CIIAISs
% 10 De worn under the garments wonder
m dseoxory In medicine and electricity the present
Isy reiieNe without pain shock Aeut
yous palms. such as head oothAehe Rheumatic mains
action ON the body diseases Of such A. so, m
" ras nervous eoElaints. liver diseases etc. dsapprar
success ia all those dreadful diseases children called
'"nN1sons as also in
he boSeI They pr,cipitai metals solutions
NateT uehect the magnetic needle; in
he phtnoinena Of powerful voaic pile The inrum.nts mr.
,rc eject. weigh about two up 10
always ready for
Ast man hisie time guarding himself aud tr
against that number Of diseases complaints In which mill
streaming electricity is perfectly safe certain ana
batteries from alO tO t22 ~ ~ " ~ ~
incredible as the above any person can easily
convince himself beforehand the depot Il their truth me
OF the invention has been Acknowledged In america
by the Academy Of Medicine York and the csn.
applied with great success Ia the medical colleges the cty
Bellevue aud Wards Island Hospitals Brooklyn CITY ospaI
ETC. IN Europe by the Roy Colleges oPhys..n and
IN London by the academies Rationale Medicine at Paris y
Faculty at Vienna by the Faculty at Berlin
and other scientific The highest order
principal hospitals Ia Europe. N
Ihe PoprsoIs are in possession testimonials to the sam.
eneS IRON All the above institutions
ven as OF r most eminent and dstingu members Of hr
them. ~ > fN ~ -'i"'
Pull and illustrated descriptions one for personal use and
o seenthe men, with Of testimonials number Of
eases cured IN New York and Europe may obtained Ts
he IheS T be forwarded, free of postage any part
VA answer 10 prepaid Inquiries, containing
cents postage stamps. J. sTEisEKT, sole Agr~t
No. SOS broadway, cor. Prince street New !, oIk
TOT sale by PURCELL, LADD CO. Agents Richmond
s' % Je2I-du
a tHOt0l.tIE tO,OA AND BROMA-w BGKEk A co :
~ AMERICAN and VANILLA PREMIUM CIIOCoI IrEs co
COA and bROMAto which first premiums Lren awarded y
principal Grocrrs IN the United States their
Hussey Murray, New York; Grant Twrl pbIadelphia
ah9mAs " Brundige BALTIMORE Kennel Duiry Cincinnati
sp5-dlyif Don.besIrp 90 @,.',S,',,, n = ~,
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a DAMS a cos New York, Virginia and North ArplInA
steamship nrd states NIniI
oAc aud jnmr-towu from Nctr iOyE
bErg &C. Dc Having elected with the a. =
mail line OF steamers from New York Norfolk
special Etprs privileges that route prepared
20 receive and forward and from New York.
cfd rdkss "
Our Express will leave wednrsday and
day splendid Steamers
Goods will be received York
half past O'Clock, 4. ~, on the day Of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering
qucstcd to order Adams EN
Our inland Express will leaving
Richmond daily, la charge Of rsscnrcTs goods
marked via the inland b. tie steam.
or Express. ADAMS co.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
= W. PEfrENGILi. a 90, No. I22 Na--au Stree, N.,
'orh aud 10 state Street Bo-ion have made such ,,,y,
meni' With The best widely circulated J,u,p, a.
United States and Canada they enabled tn make
'ns Of time and eSPeSsc TO the Advertisers Who DO bup...
"oush Them They select The best papers and Advertise
Pcuou'D athc very lowest prices and always tssp N, p,.
OF he customers In view. Merchants are invited 10 e, an
'"'n 'nd ''iiiy themselves that these thinEsareso
'e9-J-lPl
SMnGE or PIE nEAT TTEHs-ssu.,rc MIL. NJ
eung neat For mncc pies this arce istbe se,t NJ,
sged ~ The knives can be taken and CLEANED bsrrbv
del ~ 10 a, ,,,,.........
NHOtRNING GOODs-
lVt lupiu and other makes Bisek Homtstioe
Hact Alpaca and Canton Cloth
Baek Mousseline and Mcrnces
hassoIa aud ramesc. articles
hnghsh CraI -. or Tru minr and Nets
love and Grape Wells
Iansta, SUI and Alexander Kid Gloves
Mfo dfalu, Gro Dc Rhine, aud Italian sIItt
Ihioel, long, and Square Shavs
:" Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
SIR Manulas
Csll At " Main street.
des CHRISTIAN LATHRoP
TENNnLtNG BLANKETS.-A Yariety Of rr.vciIns hl.n
, some ycy superior; Mgrina snd Push auHRsr. no,
ssn bt skin undresbed Ei, Berlin and Other ,,s.
Mosed Oevs or gentlemen Boys Cashmere and lined Rr
del cupfsvt.U . . .ru.o,
HEANN CIOrHING.-A scs a assormsnt os He.Vv
- uo'hing, suitable hr servants, for saeby
.ddH KEST, FAISE KESr.
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COMB AND FiNCY GOODs,IyigEHorsg.

- sHRIDON. HNIIHIs u NIIIINNIs
call ssoTi%eat q c"Ss cay, s@ ,oTs Fan.
n[a,es; Buttons. IhIAd bindings Prrmery Monnaics
Possessing nnequied advantage, from our connection. With
Buyer Al @s1y OF
NV FANCY GOODS.-one Of our 6rn ha. been in
mode.a6 style. and English Goods some Of heS 3
BE, RIse Fl,.@ 3, @ls.; subs; PLAID spun DO
Velvet and Cloth Coats and Tnimas
ladies' worstsd Uuderslesvss
slk and wor.ied Hose
Cashmere shawls aud scaTfs
MsIeenine., all coiors
t,os,s,II,as lace and M9'n : ID. Curtain,
Plaid aud Brocade Ribbons
FOR GENTLEMEs.
Plain, Plaid and striped Blscp DO
Black and Fancy slk vtsunrs
Msfi6o and Cashmere DO DO
Cotton, Merino and sim y Hose
Black and Fancy SIX Scarfs
Plush Lined SIX aIdS.. g'' ''''
Buck and Doe skin, do &C. Ac.
dell PARKER, BAYLY NrMMo.
l. ic GoSTis1'' been Withdrawn from he Soa', 5
The BELyDERT Capt clifford continue, on the route leaving
% place every Tutsdry afternoon baltimore returnng
she leaves baltimore for Richmond every ss,grdsy asnocn
= IlplAM WATSON.
n HANItSTOWN-M Merchants and others ordering
f5wS sooaT @ iIoa New ho1t by ihe steamship y'Ms S
kishmond every saturday afternoon oclack
unn she leaves This place for NcW York Norfolk every
The RoANokE s not on the atpreseni. notice will
Snaae Of f'" "'' trips are F'nm F0' further '"''~'o"
noso LvDrAM 4 WATSON.
~ PORTSHOrTB ND NORfDIR' tn" Hy,ssSIle.c
regularly uha Al iaesiay Thursdsy
and Saturday morning. at ,ara sv ol.ck prsti.sy and
oeok and iouh at an TIE regular Laung On the River going
no29 RO uAsKINs
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- Tocks ron s,LE-sao. 900 Coupon Bond. Of the .or
sna and Tennessee Railroad Company payable
$4,000 Coupon orth- Virginia Central RaiIcoa.
oompany 70 years % rum interest payable hall yearly To
oOo (nd be i,,uei mortgage the Sr
$1,000 RicSnd ;r@s c soc aSa 81 ya. 10
s., payable semi annrty sinking fund Sc, apart for th
Persons having stocks dispose oder then
thsS viii sell on their account chanT mod
wishing money would remark that We gene
rally have hand OF the best securities
jagS-u MAuGY a MORTON once under City Hotel.
TP2aTANT kPGiS az , sNP tIEi9IN9 NEWsmrARhSkX 4
RATES AND IScaESsED ExpnS nS
.Sn %;a.! e. better ;%,,sS By
% 70 sssE ssI2rs ,s pssS ,9at PARsEN KINGS
aass of s always on hand for the aeson
dga-,hsir Etpes, leaving New York generally Gey, red
nyT,h oToI,n. in &c hou's aud
rARlsEN KINd's facilities for eous tou
sv IS is ssS De ssa Gy y H
sh,Ps Pc of - haa.s.g, .s L,sl".fion aad Lo"Sl-ty;
PRfss No. BaTSlsy street New Yo12 fA"'SAS KING IN
Rest E No s
AGENrs-v GroneT, NoIrof, Vs wp%ses F.nmye WI
Va. MI Bailey I.CSrs, va VIM L. Mssc, Rieh@ond
caapS Sas Ss1 n ias s%Sf sa Wilmington
ss a1' re- S 'sns C. RID t. as: 10
%s'r ,aH C. - James L. DUKE N'F'''' ~ c. O. A'H Little
packages Norfolk Peiershurg RichmC
and the INTERIOR intended for shipment
orJamesoSn' will hereafter be
KING, No Barclay NcS York,
ftsd gcHts TO forward Express packages
'n,gi 1sgis-m VIRGINIA. NORTH 'AHoLlSA TENNESSEE
FUNHE LIVERPOOL aud PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO in.
u tend sailing their avorite Steamships a. follows:
CITY or GLASGOW, l,GO0 uns Capt. william wyis.
oiIl OF MANCHESTER, 2l2a Capt Robert
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 2eoO tuns, New shipl
CITY OF BALTIMORE 2 500 tuns, Nov Building
- - - From Philadelphia
CITY OF GLASGOW Saturday Dec. TO- 1859
oiIf of MAHCHESTER Saturday, Jan. :, ls5i
crry np ar ,acn,r '
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday, 1883
CITY W aLAsGo" 80. wednesday, Jan. !, l.Si
From PHILADELPHIA. From Lire-poo,
Falcon after staterooms $40 Saloon 2inS
:" mdship g ui,iship /!
forward forxaui Is a.
Including Stewards fees.
Third C1ass Passengers
limited number third passengers from Phi
lAdelphia and Liverpool, and found In proYisons
Prom Philadepha t23 From Liverpool $40
Certificates will be parties Who are
An experienced surgeon will be carried eachs shi
Freight So shillinFs per ton
Small drafts drawn at sight on England aud Ireland.
Tor reigGt or passage, apply to SAMUEL SMITH
- -- 90 Walnut -. Phladelphia.
UlG-ly RICHARDSON BROTHERS co. IIvrrpooi.
lNNfHE-~ NOTICE-yIRGISA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
IL ROAD-PARIsEN KING take pleasure
lag merchants others city have
with th" Virginia Railroad
for the oHsir DreO6 running EMPRESS per the
mail trains their line from Lynchburg, Virginia, by
will commence operations the 10th o June.
Due notice will be given Of the
The public will Iesse bear mind although
olHsfre rght TO Express this line
dct~tidtiOH ana
fos: WA L. MAULE, Ageri,
ie9 Pearl ct.
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PROPOSED D1 TEs or s1ILIgG

X. nj
ROBERTS CO. Is Kings Arms Yard London JOHN MUNRO
vn 70 Hue Ncire Dame des Vietos, Paris; GEo ORA
The ships not be accountable. for gold .x,
puIon specie Jcwcy, precious stones metals hin.
dr3i-ly >f'''S'u
NEW SOHk M,HBI.fcD ItoN wOitKs oue- and ..i,.
pot Manunciory Cor 9th aud i7t ST. ss,a Tar CY
.rAL PALACE New original ecNsire mana
neiHrers ~ Ayteisf Cast Iron Ndnss Table TJ Ci1mns
iadstrs a7oct CIsss, Giteys, fc Dr. also al fnd
Ggs for Bad'Hgs, seh HIndCs Linils SL Door Vas
'mnsh"rs, bh."h'es. DE-, &C. fc
The above Company having completed a new and mos, -S
ensye Foundry and Manuactoy, leave call the attention
MARBZEzIS TR0S aSs to o,I sir ,si,r .Gri
Sheh they are producing enlarged scale the
. s 81 sh,a and their exquisite hnish has
exact limitations Of the varieties Of Marble sh As
hGlPiIAN, slenna Brocair, Nerd Antique Agate Prince Al
pert Jasper, Pyrenese, Light Spar StauaTy a.
have ELECTED the unqualified OF In
some OF the aivantagrs Of ,,n ,ne Pp,te,
o~hstandng man DEGREE HEkT of resisting OH and
hcips which stain aud dciar- Mabi-s,
tbeng about third comparison with aiother Lind.
Of Mantle also Of being packed parts Of
The Marbng department direction Of Mr. pru
ING Who FIRST introduced this JisoerV t the public
and dem"nstraed IL practical uti Metals and
other substances Circulars with plates eShibting yarr
Of patterns, ~il be furnished when desired.
Address orders and communications To
dr20-diy CHARLES Crosby s.crrt,rv
EMpohTEn CNtfLrINt--EiIL, Is53.-PETERsoN
HUMPHREY, 37p B'tl5'"Iy, ,',. Wh si,ei call the at
cent STICK of rich and r CARPETINGs Imported dr
Trade, consisting Of Bon, tarpt- in one sntr pi
msdaIon centrs landscape border Medallion from M
most celebrated actuers are not confined 10 nns
exclusive make. Velvet and Nubus.o IsT.t " rih i
hI every new pattern made the present time Tape.N
aud Brn--els Carpets which varI-t, syI. ,n
surpassed In the unitd States; together with All Che
CATpetng manufactured deem il H. nsy
but ,ay, defy the Who'll Traps ores our "a looms,
better, all Of which will most reasonable terms
oc,-.sm-fpI PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY,
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