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TO THK LEGAL AND m EDICAL PROYEssIONs
THROUGHOUT THE UNION.
TRIAL OF JOHN HENDRICK SON. JR..

E0R THE MURDER or HIS WIFE MARIA, BY
Il Poisoning with Tincture Of Ac0nite. Tried at
Albany, Now York, In june and July, 1853.
Tho subscriber will, on or about tho 10th Of July
instant, publish In pamphlet form full account Of the
testimony, Arguments Of counsel charge TO the jury,
and sentence OF prisonern the above deeply interest
Ing trial The peculiar poison used by Hendrckson
for the accomplishment Of his purpose has rendered
the medical and chemical investigations made In the
deeply Interesting and important TO the medieoi
aud chswica| pgsssons and the questions in medical
Jurisprudence, raised upon tho trial render full 70
port Of the proceedings Of great value not only to
those professions but also TO tho LEGAL profssso In
consideration Of these facts, shall publish tho book
In style suitable 10 medical and legal libraries The
work will contain between $50 and 200 pages.
THE HENDRICKsoN TRIAL.
The report Of this important trial now being pub.
lshed In pamphlet form by David M. Barnes, Of the
Express, and Winfield 8. Hevsnor Of the District At
pnbf,shed, and the only one phfeh yscswss oar sane
ran md approval
AsDREw ] CoLvts, Diarief ATTORNEY,
u. 3. CHATrIRLD attorney General
WHEATON, HApLEY, Council for ths Prisoner.
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bO copies 900
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BARNES i HHvENuR,
July IL District Attorneys Once, Albany, N. Y.
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sor Bartlett addressed the meeting and suita-
BILE resolutions were adopted.
The Free Democracy Of Coldwater, Michi-
gan, recently held meeting and adopted a
Constitution. E. Billiard presided; C. H..
Thompson, Secretary. They recommend an
extensive circulation of the Faes for the People.
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0J- The steamship GOLDEN AGE, having been
unsvoidably detained in consequence of the failure
at the foundry to finish the machinery in the time
agreed upon, will be positively despatched on the
18th day Of August. See advertisement.
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LAND wARRANTs BOUeRr AND SOLD.
A IL wsrsns cold by ~ ere GUARANTEED In svsry
~ particular without limit - 70 time. Osdsps {fsu
the West ere solicited and allied q hsst Ntss Psneas
sanding ~ Warrants by nail win receive prompt r.
turns ~ the highssi mstst price.
HARRIS CoWLEs 4 Co,
Nos y aud II Kilhy =,
Nay l1-l2t Rosloa, MOI
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MINING ENCY,

Nsv York, no Broad,coy Rooms Nos and 8.
THIS Agoncy Is established Tor the purchsss and
= sale, on commission, Of unimprovsd Mines and
Mining Stock 10 Companies organlzed and At work
Also for furnishing ell kinds Of achinsry and Minse
Tools ~ ordered also, tbs Chsmics Analyss Of Ores
and other sabstancss ~ forwarded from any part Of
tho country t.t
printed circular. giving full sxplAnstioas viii be
sent N sasSss 70 any postpaid letter saclosing
l. < HARBOUR 4 90,
July II. No ITO Brosdvsv. New YORK.
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NOTICE. res
NANIRL n 0OODLDR, Attorney and Counsellor
- q Law, ctsSs his ~rvices 10 the Public n an
Agent for PsnsiOa, Boanty Land and other Claims
upon he FEDERAL 6ovsrnmsnt. Juiy7.
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pARD

sAAc ROBERTS, Dealer In Real ESTATE. OAse. ns>
uaiOa Baildinss kestown, rsnas ssA No ~
Walnut street, Phlladslphia. Feb x-ly
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EERN LEAVES FROM FANNYs PORT. FOLIO
With eght WaaratiOns by Fred NJ. Coffin. 0nc
volume 400 pages, limo. Price, $I25
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DIR. CAsADAvANT,
SURGEON DENTIST

MOULD respectfully announce 10 his friends ana
w the public of Washington that ne is perma
nently located on Pennsylvania avenue, between Ma
uonal Hotel and4 streets two doors from nheIIs
Building, where he still continues perform an on
eratIons IN the Dental Ar, and TO his reputa
ton and skill for continuance Of patronage
he has made arrangements with one of the hest
workmen to assist him in the manufacture of ARTI'
FlClAL TEETH, single, or in blocks with pums
which are superior and more solid than apy in usf
In TINS city They are inserted by the atmosphere
pressure mounted ON the finest gold plates are of in
comparable lightness, and not easily distinguished
from the natural-they sufficient for every nur
pose OF mastication mparting 10 age the freshness
and intelligence OF YOUTH and are worn without tht
least uneasness. For his great Improvement he has
received many testimonials from his patients and the
press
With an experience of seven years he will give
perfect satisfaction and all his operations will be
Whrahied. aug 5-eolm
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Mad Dog.-A dog supposed to be mad was

Mad Dog.-A dog supposed to be mad was
killed on Saturday afternoon, in Pennsylvania
avenue near Seventh street The dead ami
NAL was removed this morning, we are told,
after remaining in that public place the whole
of Sunday. Where were the police?
Watch Retmrns.-The following cases ap-
pear on the docket at the Central Guard
house, tried this morning :-Virginia Evans
and Ellen Hall, free colored, disorderly con-
duct; paid fine and costs. John Robertson
and Sarah johnson, free colored, disorderly
conduct; workhouse 80 days. Jeremiah Shea
han, selling liquor without license; paid fine
and cost
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IFE INSURANCE., % the only sure prop
IL the dying husband may leave to support the wife
of his bosom and their tender offspring The I'M
dersigned as the duly appointed agent of ''The How
ard Life Insurance Company of New York" is pre-
pared to grant Life Assurances and TO grant pur-
chase or dispose of annuities upon the mutual and
joint stock principle or otherwise The Howard has
guaranteed capital of one hundred and ten thousand
dollars All persons feeling interest in the object
proposed will he furnished with a book gratis detail
ing in brief the mode of effecting insurance. All
invited to examine the advantages proposed, wheth-
er desiring to insure or not
III. G. SPALDING. Agent,
Office on d street, one door east of 10th ST.
aug 6-eOlm
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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
Ii q m this dau

National Hotel.-J Archer and lady, Ohio; ] II
SAWYER, Bait; Tuner, 5 II Gould, w NJ Hart,
Y; J Pope, II Wells, Miss Caldwell, Miss
Mccormick, ID WherspOon. IT, A Wallace, o
Thompson, w II Ellison lady and daughter, w A
Morrison c; l. Richter, Savannah; NJ Moose,
Mrs Moose Miss Moose, Mrs Read Miss w arden
Keller, ID G; q Wellington, Va; Il Butler King, T
Butler King. jr, Ga l. ID Crenshaw, Va; II Sian
burg Ohio; Duvall, G Baker, N Y; DIR George
and lady, La; w Il Rriscoe, w Spiigg Hall, Md ii
Eaton and lady Ny; C LOOMS, Conn; w
Crane, jr, Y; NJ McGarey, Va; w w LENNON
Ia; Il Anderson, Va; w Wren. Miss = Good
love, J simms, Bait; Mr. shippin, w II Brecdlove.
Y; John Bryant Phia; Mr. John Smith, Bait c
de GocOuria, Cuba; X NJ COyle, Miss; Miss f o
Rountree, H. Johnson Anderson, Phila; w
Wilson, Wis; J Meerye, w Juisenburg r
Bayly and lady children and servants. Va; II X
Harris lady and daughter, Miss Harris, w II Mad
dox, Md; G. Gardner Boston; Fl Field Vale
Whittier. La A Ammons, Miss d A Blackshed la;
G Taylor Id; A Shaw. Montreal; Col ] Jamison
Va; w Settings, VIM Black, Md; A b Brown
Wetherell, N Y; J T Craddock, Pa; J A Stevens
ii Bull, J Griffin Miss.
Bro.cn,s Hotei.J w Ra!lentyne, Va; stimmel,
O.; A Nj Hunter, NJ Hunter, Miss; MiSsJ w Hunter.
Ky; Miss Hunter, Mo; A Mitchell, NJ: Col SUM
ner. U A; EE Mclean, Col Poffee and lady, Miss;
w II Howard, c Dewey, C; Wk Van Bokke-
len, U S A; J ID Abbott and family, Cal; A Griffith
and lady, Ga Col S w Brow, Mrs NJ Johnson,
DR. ] f Courier and lady, S c; r Lindsay wife
children and nurse, Miss A Lindsay, Miss S Lind
say, c; Hupp, L l. Brown, Va; EJones, Ind;
woods, w Barry, Tenn; r Marbury, Md;
A Hill and tady, Mo; J BeIingeey, Ky; Hill
Imply, Ala E Clayton, C; NJ Haynes, l. Nc
Cracker lady and son, Miss A Wright, Miss; d
Morgan and lady, Miss Forrest, N C; G Tookes,
Turpen, Moore, Ca S Bennett, o ; H Wells
and children, S Johnson, Md Stone and lady,
Pa; Lake and son, Y ; P Phillips and lady, s NJ
Jones, j; II Martin, o; Mr. Duval Fla; b Cor
don, H Davidson and lady, N C; NJ ] White, Miss;
Z Anderson, Va; Samuel Wren, Miss DIR A F
Alexander, Ala; ID G N Ward, N C.; w Wilson,
Palmer, Georgetown; Mr. MOrmo, Washington
w Erving, Mo; BroOkman, Bait; w II King
Va; A Forman, Md; w Stevenson, G Hud-
son, La; Wagir, G Jones, Va Miss Robertson
Pa; Morton, Tenn; l. V Shelton, la DIR A ]
Cook, w Ames, Ohio; Evell, Va; Craft, N
Y; H. p, Bee, Texas; Miss Bee, Miss Stevens, c;
w w Bowie, Md Mrs Schouenburg, Va.
United States Hotei.-T Hunter and son. Md:
J Wathers and lady, Ga; James Jonston Bait; H
Gross, Ohio; Mrs Fremont, Mo; NJ Donohoo and
daughter, J G McAully, Ala; Mrs Corral and two
children, st Louis; Mr. Pool and son, Mr. Pool. E
Edison, Pa; Brian, Richmond; o Grisham and
lady, Miss; Brocehus, Ala; Mrs Annes, Va.
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Gardiner Commission-Mexico-Texas

New ORLEANS, August 1.-The steam
ship Texas has arrived from Vera Cruz,
whence she sailed on the Sth. Among
her passengers are Capt. Mordecai and
the other members of the new Gardiner
Commission.
The dates from the city of Mexico are
to the Dist. The Government has pub
lishea decree imposing fine and impris-
onment to unlicensed foreigners.
From Galveston we have nothing def
mite concerning the Texas elections. Mira
beau B. Lamar is reported to be dead.
Deaths in New Orleans on Tuesday 100,
Of which l64 were of fever; on Wednes-
day 900, and 1875 of fever.
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The Yellow Fever at New Orleans

New ORLEANS, August 1.-THE rava-
ges of the fever show no abatement in the
virnlence of the epidemic. The deaths on
Sunday were l65, on Monday 1913, on
Tuesday l64, and on Wednesday 1875,
showing total of III for the four days.
NEW ORLEANS, La, August l3.-The
mortality has been little on the decline
for the last three days, ranging from two
hundred and five to two hundred and
twenty-five, as the total number of deaths
per day.
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Outrageous Attempt to Destroy Life.

WHEELING, August ia man named
Martin Mulrey, lately in the employ
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, was arrested at Cameron, near
Wheeling, this morning, upon the awful
charge of designedly throwing the pas
senger train of cars off the track. by I'M
lacking and misplacing switch on
Thursday last near that place.
The prisoner was taken to Mounds
Vile, on the Ohio river, and safely lodged
in jail to await his trial.
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ATTENTIDS Ar

'I'hE undersigned most respectfully calls the AZ
tenii"n OF the Citizens OF Eashing1on and OH
ers visiting the City, 10 The a, he has recently
ufacturng Soda Water.
These soda Water Founts have decided adyap
tage over those which now used pcneraIIv as
they are NOT made 81 copper, but of a composition
that L. as pure as glass; consequently the water
not become nmprrcnatcd from the metal
1here are IN Use now in New York over tire.
hundred. ''
me pubic are respectfully solicic ri 10 call and
test the quality OF this delicious beverage Al
GEO. NORBECK'S. Conf~ctioner
Penn. avenue, between 9th & 10Th SIS.
aug d-oiW next 10 Iron Hau
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CAMERON'S GENERAL AGENCY

find Insurance Office ID floor, Iodds Building, Penn
Sgirania arenue, Washington. d. c.
SLAIMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging
the General Agency which may be entrusted TO
Cameron's care will receive prompt and satisfactory
attention.
MrC has quite variety of Fine EngravingS. Books,
Periodicals, Pamphlets, &C., Sc, at the General
Agency, and is prepared TO fill orders OIL short no
tice and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are TO be had as
early as issued, at the General Agency. Subscri-
bers supplied by carriers. aug lily
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Georgetown Dyeing Establishmen,
Bridge street. south side. near the Bridge

Bridge street south side, near the Bridge.
TT CUDLiPP respectfully informs his friends and
L. the public generally that he intends CARRYING
on the above business at the above place, where all
kinds of Cloths, Cassimeres. Silks. SainS, Velvets.
Merinos, are dyed and finished in the most approx ed
style. Ladies Dresses, Cloaks, and ShawIs cleaned
or dyed, the borders preserved and the inges curled
in the best manner. Moreen Curtains dyed and
watered.
n. B.-Merchants can have their goods dyed and
put up in the best manner. He also, sOlictS call
from his old patrons, who have paironiZed him for
the last twenty years in the city of Washington.
aug Il-eOlm
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l. S. REVENUE CUTTERS.-The steam
tug Achilles has lowed into the harbor
this morning the cutters Caleb Gushing,
Robert McClelland. and j. c. Dobbin,
from Somerset, Mass. The above cutters
have been placed at the Navy Yard, and
complete the fleet Of SIX now being fitted
out by Arthur Leary, Esq, for the Treas
ury Department.-Ne1c York Courier.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOB THE EVENING STAR
Baltimore Markets..

BALTIMORE, August 15.-l2A P. NJ
Flour dull. Howard street, SIS 25. CITY
Mills, SIS 18a. White wheat, 81 90 a
81 13. Red wheat, 81 05 a 81 o.:
$4,000 bushels sold. White corn, 50 60
cts. Yellow corn, IS cts-30,OOO BUSH
els sold. The stock market is dull, with
downward tendency. No change in
other articles. Thermometer 90 in the
shade,
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Relief for New Orleans.

PHILADELPHIA, August 14.-The collec-
tons in this city in aid ofthe sufferers by
the yellow fever at New Orleans, now
amounts to Sl1 400.
New YORK, August l3.-The contribu-
tons for New Orleans have now reached
$4,000. Paul Julien proposes a con-
cert in aid of the fund.
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Now that the sun shines forth again,
And heat oppressive fills each frame,
A plate of Ice Cream at HARvEY's Saloon,
Will make YOU cool and pleasant soon.
NJ The Proprietor in returning thanks for the pa
n tronage hitherto extended TO him, sOlicits con-
tinuance of the same, and desires to inform
X families and Others, that he is prepared at all
hours TO furnish his celebrated ICE CREAM, from a
quart upwards, which will be forwarded to their re
spective residences by his Express Wagon.
{I{- Pic Mics, parties. and retailers supplied as
usual. T. NJ. HARVEY, Agent for
]. RUSSELL, street,
between 9th and 9Th streets, rear of
iy 28-lm Browns Hotel.
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PEREEMERY

Nv l. beg leave TO call the attention Of our frienss
ana me pnbhc to our very select assortment,
OF PERFUMERY. consisting i'm nan Of R,,,,,s -
Crlmbes TricGeherOus PhaIons Hair Inyiporator
Jules Haulcs "Lustral;' Rhnoceros Bears Rose
Antique, Amber and Violet Hair Oil Farina's Ger
nan .oioehe, warranted genuine; Ponatum for the
Hair, IN every shape and style guaranteed m no s,
rate. Also, Lubm's 4 IIariSon,s Extracts for ,he
handkerchief. varying from ~ cents 20 50 cents ner
bot'le' soap, shaving Cream, Brushes Combs. &c
j. +. ELLIS, Penn. avenue
aug between 9th ard 10Th streets
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FISKS PATENT AIR-TIGHT
METALLIC BURIAL, Case

"A RE FOR SALE BY NJ. NJ. WHITE. T1rp
TAkER, south side PENNSYLVANIA avenue -
me corner of Sd street, Washington where Gases Of
all sizes can be obtained and funerals attend.d ~
with economy and dispatch "'u !"
These Cases can be sold as low nc mod ,.,.,
Coftns, and can be furnished ready for use in tbir,v
jy 2l-lm+
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FUNERALS.

TNHE subscriber Is prepared TO arend al the Short
Il est notice, 10 any calls in this line and will
spare no pains to render entire satisfaction to all who
may desire mis- assistance in performing the lasr trh
ute of respect To the dead.
Hearse always in readiness. Mourning Cans ana
ShrOuds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave 10 call the attention nj
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER
which has been already tested the families of sew
era IN this city, 10 whom he can refer as 10
ITS eihcacy IN preserving the body from decomposi-
ton for any length of period.
j. w. PLANT, d street,
aug aeOly bet. 9th and lOth s,ree,e
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A Ii PERSONS Pc IN WANT OF TOILET ARrl.

"A Giles, FANCY GOODS, &c.-wiIl 1nd a well
seiected assortment, such as Lubin's, Meakim's
McClains, and HarrisOns Extracts for the handler
chief; McClain's Oil; Oriental Oil Roses Barry,s
Tricopherous; Lyons kaiharon; Wells Christa
line ok marrow and Pomatum, for the hair; FIoaI
ing soap; Sand, Honey, Military, and Chinese Soap;
shaving ''ream; Chrlstalne Balls; German, French
and American Cologne; Dale's, Swans, and Char
coal Dentifrice; Mouth Cochous Hair. Tooth, and
NAIL shaving, Hat, Clothes, and Infants Brushes
hi a ana paysons lndeihle Ink; Powder Puffs
INDIA Bat Balls; Volatile Pungents Buffalo. Iyory
Horn, and Wood Combs; Playing and visiting Cards
aud many other articles too numerous 10 n,en,ion
by WATJ xPF CI ' t 11r CAST
j. -"7%d"ow Cor. = and l2rh streets
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DANk OF WASHINGTON & BANK OF ME-
ID TROPOLIS Blank Checks on the above Banks
either bHhnd or by the guire or sheet. Also, ten
dozen Blank Books, Memorandum Books. Pass
Books, sc. Cap, Letter, Drawing, Tracing. Tissue,
Wrapping, and other Paper, always on hand at the
cheap Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store of
JNO. F. ELLIS, Penn avenue,
jy9l- bet 9th and 10th Streets
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Philadelphia Markets. &c

PHILADELPHIA, August 18th, IL NJ
Flour, Western and State brands, S5,37s.
White wheat, 81 90 cts; red wheat, 81, 16
cts. Yellow corn, II cts.
The thermometer is 90 in the shade.
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NOTICE THUS-

tHt. subscriber, having engaged in business offers
10 ms friends and the patrons OF Mr. j. T. RadclifT
the former occupant of the store in Odd F,IIoxrs5
HAN, Seventh street, GROCERIES Of the best ouaI
NY, and AT the lowest market price. Call and see
him. ~ 7S'
Just received, Shay's HAMS, Refined LeafLARD
Porto Rico SUGAR and MOLASSES, Stewart
and other SlRUP, Patent Sperm CANDLES, and
Family Flour. 10 RADCI IFE
iy 21-p0lw
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Collectors Once, July 13, 1883.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-DEDUCTION
by given that the Taxes for the year 1853 are now
due, and payable at this, office; and that deduc-
ton often per cent is allowed by law for the cur
rent year, if paid before the 3lst of August en-
suing. R. ROCHE,
jy I4-eOtd Collector.
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DIR. Won MOsCHZIsKER. ocp,i,t

Intends shortly TO visit the Metropolis
Nlie treats exclusively all DISEASES OF
2THE EYE and EAR, and fiatters himself
that he will be able to give patients the
fullest satisfaction.
DIR. Won NJ has just received from Paris the largest
and most beautiful selection of ARTIFICIAL EYES
ever imported to this country In the meantime
address 10 No. "a, Hanover street, Baltimore
aug 2-9t
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Northern Liberties Female Seminary

Northern Liberties Female Seminary.
At the corner Of 10th and L streets, Washington.
A. E. BELL, Principal Preceptress.
VNHE exercises of this seminary will commence on
L the first Monday of September, in new and
cOmmodious building, now nearly completed, where
the airy and ample rooms will enable the Institution
greatly TO enlarge the sphere of its operations and
usefulness, and, in addition to the present number
of boarding scholars, others can be accommodated
with every essential requisite for the Improvement
of mental and moral training. The government of
school and family will be characterized by love;
every care will be used to render study interesting
as well as useful.
Competent and efficient teachers are engaged for
every department.
Printed circulars will be issued in a few days,
which can be obtained at the principal Book Stores
throughout tie city. aug l0-eotSepl
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-A Silver Lepine WATCH, WedneS-
IL day, the 10th instant. 1t has fob with pearl
buckle and gold key; the hack there is a scratch
dent which be easily identified by Its owner.
Mr.. BAKERS Potomac House, Penn. avenue.
aug l2-3t*
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G. S. McELFRESH,
Under the National Hotel.

Importer of the finest brands Of HAVANA CIGARS,
ID ESPECTFULLY invites the citizens of Wash
IL ington to an examination of his stock among
which will be found the following celebrated manu-
factories:
BEN FRANKLIN; EMPIRE CITY;
CONSOLATION; ELLABERINTO;
NEGUERIBAS; TRABUCOES;
Ell EBRO; PRANSADO CONSUELO;
REGALIA LONDRE ABEZA; LA INDIA;
ESLA ebay; LA FIRMEZA.
REGA of the choicest kind, at $3.50 per
thousand.
CHEWING TOBACCO, of the best quality, from
the most celebrated manufactures. jlE1m.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-15

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.-The consti-
tutional provision for abolishing this relic
of the dark ages has passed the Constitu-
tional Convention of Massachusetts.