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Livery Stable.

The subscribers hav-
h~yT XCT IN ing disposed of their
rE|X3$t4ESN old stock of Horses
Harnesses and Carri-
ages and purchased new, are now prepar.
ed to accommodate their old customers and
the public generally in MS good style as any
other stable in this or any other place.
s6tf Wa A PARKERS SON
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DR. S Fuller. of Hartford,

in which the anti-scrofuous remedies had been APP
piled without success. The disease fully arrested
by il,
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Kid Gloves.

KID GLOVES, a large assortment Of colors
N and sizes, for sale at so 1.2 cents, by
g. III. DENISON
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DR.. Webb. of Madison. Ct.,

,tifcs TO the value of the Rock Rose as eyinced in
cure of numerous cases Of the Scrofula especially
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Carpets.

A GOOD assortment of Carpets, Floor
n Oil Cloths, by 5. & D. SMITH.
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Dr.. Ijaac Parish Of Chiladelphia.
DR.. J. H Thompson, of the same Place,

Remarks that il has been successfully used in bad
cases of Scr0tuious Diseases
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(Signed)

The Pills should be used conjointly with theOntment
in most of the followin cases -
Bad Legs Corns (soft) Phcunatism
Bad Breasts Cancers Scads
Burns Contracted and Sore Nipples
Bunions stilf joints Sore-throats
Bites Of Moschc- Elephantiasis Skin-diseases
toes and Sand Fistulas Scuryy
Flies Gout Sore-hcads
Coco-bay Glandular Swell Tumors
Chego-foot ings Ulcers
Chblains Lumbago Wounds
Chapped hands Piles Yaws
Sold at the establishment Of Professor HOLLOWAY.
IA strand. (near Temple Bar. London). and by all
respectable druggists and dealers nMedicnes through
out the British Empire and of those of the United
states In pots at Sc. SIC. and 81 50c each whole
sale by the principal drug houses in the Union. and
by Messrs. A B 4 u SANDS. New York SriLLMAN Il
POTTER. Agents for Westerly. II. l.,
REDDlNG, CO, Boston, General Agents
j. BALClI son, Proyid, nee. Agents for r. T.
fD- There is a considerable saving by taking tn
larger sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance of patients 1.
very disorder are affixed to each pot 12geowly
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Statement of Rev. E. R. Warren,
To the american Public.

Pastor ofde I'd Baptist Church, New London, CT }
tire 10 Myers Extract Of Rock Rose
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Regular Mail Line,

Stonington March 8, 1852. /,
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Sold by J / Moss. & Co.. Westerly VI Manning
Mystic Bridge; l. Allen. New London. and by al
Druggists everywhere. I3-tl3
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VIM. Franklin & Co., New Haven, CT

Manufactured by
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-08

By the arrival yesterday OF the steamship Louisiana
tsays the Louisiana Courier oi September IRON Gal
Weston. have leesived files OF papers from that
city to The 9Th u.
The papers say that ,lsesra remains healthy though
there had been I'VE six deaths from yellow fever,
piobatly Of persons from New Orleans. .aH
The returns OF the Editions come in very slowly. Up
wards of thirty countes remain 10 bs head from and Of
The others many are only partially returned AZ tas az
heard from, Pease has upwards OF 600 votes Ochii
tree about 600 Wood $500; Evans about $500 Cham.
bers. 500, and Danceyi 900,
For lieutenant governor. Dickson has a6ost 1000 ;
Robertson, 5000; Henry 1880 /; and Kirby, 3 ,oOg
For Congress in the western district Bell has little
over 900; Scuny 900; Carulhers aud Lewis about
1000 each; and Blake 1000.
The appropriation for river improvements is doubtless
defeated
The accounts from e heiiof sill represent the pros.
poets for the cotton tfop 10 uausuaIly hne Picking 10
in good progress in many places TIE sugar cane; we
are told hardly equals that OF last year at This period in
the season
The health OF the interior counties is generally good
The Tribune harms that the hands necessary Tor The
clearing GU, OF the Colorado Raft have arrived at In
dianoa.
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Jupicfsb pscls,oN.

PrrssuaG, Sept 6-The supreme his morning de
cid ed in favor Of The legality Of municipal cooperation sub
ssripions TO RAILROADS
The question was in relation TO tho injunction against the
Hsnphcld railroad aud Delaware Water Gap railroad.
aud other ea'es argued In jay rhladephia The court
decides In favor OF the subscriptions in all Judges
Black. Woodward, and Knox aIm the constuonaliiy OF
municipal subscriptions 10 railroads judges Lswis and
Lowry dissenting.
Each OF the judges delivers opinion, and those Of
Back and Woodward written with great force Of agu-
ment and distinguished ability. There has been profound
excitement prevailing here the subj4ot. Allegheny
and Valley the Connellsve snd Charters roads dee
" Interested. The decision gives genIea Satisfaction.
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THE INDIA RUspga CASE.

PsovlpENcK (t. Id Sept. 6ln the circuit of the
United cr,es this morning, Judge Pitman delivered the
decision OF the cour, upon the motion for Injunction In
the OF Horace H. Day against Isaac Hsrtshone, Da
vid Hayward, nnd Nathaniel Hayward, recently argued
before him al Newport The Injunction granted. UNI
less tie defendants hcud give bonde. with security up
proved by the cdurs account for all profits arising from
the OF Chaileles inveEton, and TO pay the
according TO the order of tho court The injunction is tho
heretofore granted in this court by Judge Wood
bury in the Wsdswonh planning machine - which
decision Judge Pi'man referred.
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I lac Last Grand Excursion OF the season 10 Ptn~v
poimt
~S-n on SATURDAY, the 10Th instant, view OF the
E5A1or close OF the Piney Point,
1@a.k comfortable steamer FowHATAN, Capt. Charlie.
ENncne will make this agreeable
leaving Washng'on n0 oclsck, and Asx andna
touching Acqus creek, where The boat will
The will he aerd by from Frederic
panied ny band Of which be add
the interest Of the excursion through Of tho
afforded for dancing decks
srrvni At the Point about ek O'Clock,
remain unit the following evening
keturnng hc fowbssn win take her departure from
Sunday evening being
,ri~d the Of
Acquis creek may elect return 10 Alc1sn
dns sod Washington ny The mail steamer Msnday.
Fare for the round trip " only Meals
For further information apply
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
septI-N #.#. Agent In Washington.
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HANDSOME HOUSE AND BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON
III th Boundary On Mna..
the 18th Instant shall sell, premises o,eioet ~
good frame bousc, nearly with 1--WE
arranged with porch and
ether necessary cs,hudrss and fus ro"d building
The ssove Described
NJ sh ard Boundary h~sns The
psnpesv will he sosd
Teu~s cash. Sale positive. Tis'e isAispusahls.
se ~ .8ss GREEN 4 SCOTT, -.
s.rs-ecAAA Ascio~sers
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UsTIAELr.-A characteristic story is told OF Judge r. /,
worthy man, and in his younger days able lawyer,
now living in The northern part OF Vermont 1t is said
he ambitious Of political prefeiment. but, If so,
his has not been equal 10 his bopes he never
hgberIhan 10 be wha, is called afower-po, Judge,
as "side judges" sometimes denomnaied, from the
fact that the office is rather matter of ornament than
use New years ago, while this old gentleman Al
tending session OF the legislature, he accosed by
old acquaintance with, Ab, Judge. how dye do, and
what brings you to the capitol r. "Why," sald r.. al
came TO get Office, bat lis of use, and ebau Try
again. For twenty years came here regularly for
office, but they said | was too young and that
have grown grey. trying 10 remove that objection they
tell me am too old. and thsrs difficulty which have
no hope OF OUTLYING; so give up the chance r. The
judge sighed, wiped The dus, OF Montpelier from hs
shoes and never darkened the portals Of The capitol a
terwards lie holds legislatures in great contempt and
give better for bis opinion than their shah
by treatment OF himself
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-08

Providence, az. ID Sept 1.-The extensive csoekey
esta bshment Of Messrs Whitaker sons in this place
was totally destroyed by fire last nish,-ioss 300 Ia
sured Tor $is 0oo
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NEw foKA, Sept. THE steamer Asia, duo with
three days later advices io Europe sigh; OF the
highlands, up TO this hout-2 O'Clock, p. m.
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Me TEKMhiN n JUKDAN W Virginia, 20 MISS MAKf KUACfI,
Of Mississippi.
DJ-Young Mems Christian Association. Fow-
building street, below General
The library and reading rooms day 5unday
ccued) religious
newspapers und country
regularly received. Citizens
viii be cordially welcomed
BY order Of the Association.
Mar f-eOdU
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UNITED srArss snIr cYAsF.

Busfos Sept, This vessel arrived 81. John, New
Brunswck on The "a instant She was suiuicd by the
British ship of.war Netey
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. Anr......r..

IMPROVED AND UNiMrROvED PROPERTY AT AUG.
tonpn FRIDAY, The 9th Instant shall
from, Of The premises good three
combining good aud rooms.
e lot on which stands being fo's Nos 10
No 4 having Trout on The east sids Of 7ih
and streets north, -four running
alley lt6
sched This Handsomely
most ndy improving Of the city being
Of = Northern Market. -f.It
Terms Oncsurih cash the balance a. 49,
c purchaser give deferred psymen bearing
ees, from The day Of sale deed and deed n
Title ipdi-russhle. GREEN h SCOTT.
Sept Sd Auctiore~rs.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Eighth annual visit of
KUNKELS

Nightingale Troupe, whose after
~4 seculive entertainments in Baltimore demonstrate
their superiority Aristcs
Since visited Washington talent has been IN
Augmented the brilliant performers America
They will open Wednesday, August 3st and
ing room entertainments before they depart soslhwad.
Admission 25 cents Doors open performance cncng
precisely st 9 O'Clock.
Aug Soft mo- T. FORD, Agent.
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sales To-Day.
ny J. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CTOCKS AT AUCTIONOn Thursday afternoon, September
- nj SIX O'Clock, the auction shall SELL
81 500 Corporation Alexandria per cent stock
10 shares Pa'rioiis Bank of Washington IT
100 shares Bank OF Washington stock. .-
Terms cash, in current funds. -
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Sep6--d sesf ssr ssH aaaeH ....I Auetionser
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UAwruORNEx T~rgIewocd Tsies.-Anather wond
~ Hoot for Girls and Boys illustrated.
Sir mouths in Italy by q. = Iiiilatd
For sale TAYLORs MAURY,s
Sept Bookstore, ne
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BY GREEN d SCOTT, Auctioncers. sss
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH STREET, RE
Third and Fourth aucon-On Tbnrsay
day OF September shall cell in
O'Clock valuable building lot, situated
south between Third and Fourth
1872 having Of
and running back i39 feet eX inches containing
third balance in six months for
bearing interest. Deed given and d-sd taken
I-1H GREEN 4 SCOTT,
sep Ia Aucuoneen.
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VERv DBcsiRABBE wntnproved property near he
Presidents House private saef have for
building stu.ed the and
York in the immediate vicinity
House and overlooking the gardens
which will be sold low.
For &c., apply TO JAS G. MCGUIRE,
dot Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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- District for sale nv
ssrt ~ t.a., s FRANCK TAYLOR.
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sen Bssess of Va ssd Dock, sept 5, 1855.
GEALED PROPOSALS ssv~sssy, sadorssd Pro
~ Al be
received I'M. unul ~ O'Clock Sh day Of oethr
fs furnishing and delivering place pless within
yard Aforesaid be directed tbs commandment
hcrsof tho materials articles herein specified, Wis
CLAss No. D.
Misesuaaeou-Brieks.
600 qualify hard bsrnt bricks, perm
l57 1000 drsi quality nfs-bI1cks do
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TIUsTEE's SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on TENTH
Il sTREETOn FRIDAY afternoon, September rs,
the snl se,i by virtue NJ
dated July u.s. 1884, and duly
No. 80 ios 53 sos ssd 500 ofths
all the right t~ and
following descibcd "a,
10Th point
northeast Of said oi unpnr
feet thence west w feet 10Y inchss thence souh ~
the place ofb.gnnpg, containing feet
together with the consisting
and back bulldog.
Terms easn, TO br paid down sale. .s.f .1-
THO. J, FISHER, Trustee,
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Sept Cd Auctionser
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(HnAE's HOTEL, M. saa broadway, New YORK.
1T willie opened by the und-rrGned NJ the csy
AZ a.'c'ass hotel the 18th int tss ocssIcn
"a 1o sssssans IN The IT. deGhsfR,.
$3.50 ~ "spenss VII M
''r'sae - - say sssss hstel In he ceussy.
-, =. ra4sa II Up. CHASE.
New vovk, espssmhss =, 1ssS
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VALUABLE nUfLDING LOT, FRONTING JUDICIARY
v SQUARE AT AUCTIoN-on Friday anetsoon September o.
O'Clock the premises rasl 81, part lot square
55 fronting inch Fourth
u streets norh, running back ~ feet ~ inches.
This lot Us beautifully situated, fronting tho wing
City ua, presents m. OPPORTUNITY good investmsnt
Terms third rcsidu.
for satisfactorily secured bearing interest," Title iodpua
bic. ~.
JAS {. MCGUIRE,
Sep I'D Aut iioneer.
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I'VE have just received new assortment o goods
w consisting in part OF, viz:
Plaid pik black figured plain silks plaid raw
Plaid and figured French mo1sselines de iaine
Egg black npacas bombasns, French
Mousselises de- laine at lak ccnts-worh IS
French ginshams, English sioghsGs irish linens
Ltaen rhreungx, table damssks, Russia diapers
Grape sbaws plain wooilcn shawis
Cashmere shawis, square and long
Cloths, cashmere, cassinets, vessinss .sges.M
Thrcepy ingram carpets, Venetian carpets
+ a. pets. blankets OF all kinda
Rear niad, the
enabled bargains than be had
Sept s-3taw2wf HALL 4 BROTHER.
lNAsENOvIA for rent, with tho house rarntture
sale rsnt.A large house, beautifully
Of mile north Of Capitol
store 7h opposite Exchange bank
sep,2--eod2w N. NJ. McGREGoR.
lNItANFOnDJ by tho author Of " Ruth.'
" stnyvcsant, a Ffanconia Story by Jacob Abbott
Theory Of Politics. by Richard iidrcth author OF oy
UBited statca'' .s..r.
Anthon's Greek Literature.
iicak Housv, No. le. ...# @.-.
Haydocs's Illustrated Catholic Bible, Nos. 10 and 20.
srpt FRaNCK TAYLOR.
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course :, headers y fee, iacns. hong, by feet sas.ss
81 s eo%,.s - feet ,snsa y ss.i
ss: y =. :s.:::
* s::: 3 headers :s..~
ii :: -: x s: ;s':
feet long ~ r.. ss s~s; -
lsA Zee. tisee. ies: y ZEE r.. ss:s
asB,u 80 Headers.
When si: Z: :. Z:
ls course % hs.as,. Sss ,ss ss i..A :.
30 he.ds on TOP, feet 10 i.eA,s :.
bottom = y ss Meet ssi,. g.,
tn. dressing on me a 81, header i, . Is ss
.a Tn :.s ~ ,:s e sss s:s
one ~. be . end '' ''a 10
ssa ~. bed Cd. Of .,o", 70 sy ..a sv.:y .s
header and for ,s~a.1 s.s he ssss
The truly evenly dressed a usa-
cs s. che s .sa md s - ss. 20. .s' =
ssck encs!hsi t. foo. inward ga < sssh
truly .sd evenly s,.... r.; :;
each o'h and 10 The same line. psas. 81
~, s o. liz inch 70 b Gu ,.ssa !.
siows 10 the gauge wirhin -
ro.rh =. wa. -pi, from the a.s Sn. or S s
.,oo. su, no allowance win be made any /.
The Tho Of headers from IN. ,sh ..a
,rss's w,ds su ,ou.a r. win s.. q inch 70 ne io %
Tue osek end W Dc square 10 the beds, with dsah VI Inch
The botsom
10 be drrs~sd for ~
inches wide Al sst inward fso back
hr
The I7h fsce snA N
within
ssdes be dressed
and tor rs inehe. wide foot irward the enA
quality Of second c..s wo,s, nsansasr ds.crSs1 -
"a Bar 800 s,,.seA.r.. ssrsN
Front and hack -echer. and co"neror ~oss esAy work
$40 .,,ies.r Zee, long, vide. and ~. AasA
the bedsf =
500 eosn.'on atoms. feet iachs. long, feet hsA and 10
Al shove setcbcrs ton koso
beds and epds The swd
bottom beds, and the kack ~
w. as. ~ ~ me stone Named have fair sah
sqnnrs edges but the dram uass he
=. '.h rough - II was split nm quarry -
INC oses ecnev And the bot ~ inches
VIDE m the beds while The rise The ~ isehss
70 A"rs surface dressing, AVID fAs ~ ss<A tide IN vseA
$50 cubic feet pr eshse fnot
ssh r. sf 4A Bh, 10 aveseAevs. tsf Esl
vrs. slas. n'caed bafserns ZACH 10 ~
These 70 s.cbc ere %eIoos ses hsen ~ ncA>s vsSs en-
face 81 mn, with q
inches wide running eisan csss Win
fui sed dees aal hstasrag n~s-swtlnA
krds, with and square rdess 80"
III 1867 ewbic feel ~ sskAe foot.
.faa II Fl s1ei - aA Bxn. nasf v 1ei sssslg
copns .sose 6ses wide q d ~ asAs
isches the hdom Mocks q ftssn u HNs az
more, IL ength ssA fss In AAcknsss. ~
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RIrTENHOUsE ACADEMY,
Corner of Id md India =
VI n r pt~mb
Il IL should be present at
beginning quarter sI2 quarter
Circulars obsecd
principal, . bookstore Of VIM NJ. Morrisap Ca.
AuH2l-d3wf q. q. WIGHT, Principal. +
w anuvnisheA fsshionsbe neSghbohood, end
preferred fret Moor
.paotous dining for
FOR house that viii paid
Apply JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, ~
sep I'll Auconecr and Commissioned Merch chant.
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MARRIED.,

At the National Hotel by tho Rev Mr. Nolan, the
Mr. GERMAN NJ JORDAN Of Virsina to Miss MARY ROACH,
If Mis,;4s
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Lsnsbss asdI ss.Lsr.
30 pieces yellow piAs feet long 10 inches square,
yellow IoHg, 10 inchcs
yellow tssc ~ long by eincnes
long, by inches
yellow II ny inches
yellow timber, ~ feet long by aehos
pieces yellow timber, "a feet long by inches
t5i yellow TIMBER in all measuring 20 531 feet
board mel assure. per II, 900 feet
CLAss No. J. #UH#
Mises and Hard Jinebsr Lumber.
pieces long by inches
$40 feet white inches mick 900
e. EsssH = i
SOC hoard measure, white oak inch ihick 1000
me plank, O00 feet
1870 feet, board measure, pinch ash plank, do
a5..a Class No 4.
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LUXURIOUS KrssIsG DEsCRlBED.-Almost any writer
can describe emotions Of 10Y, anger lear doubt or hope
but there are very few who give anything like an ad-
equae description OF the exquisite heavenly, and thrill.
ing JOY Of wSrm, ahec,ionate kissing We copy below
three of the best attempts that have ever seen The
first is by young lady during her first year Of courshp
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Select Classical and Mathematical al
So

vENIIE subscriber has removed his school to College
l. Hill, where commodious building is being
fitted up for It's reception. As the preparatory de
partmcnt of the Columbian College, it will continue
to preserve the character of strictly select school
designed for laying the foundation OF thorough En-
gllSl, classical and mathematical education. The
next session will commence on the 10Th of Septem-
Der, and close on the last of June.
Terms Si2 3O per quarter, payable in advance.
At small additional charge the students will he
permitted To attend the lectures delivered college
on chemistry, geology, and mineralogy and also TO
receive instruction in French and other modern Ian
guages by the professor in that department.
Pupils may be boarded at the college, under the
special care and superintendent of the principal.
Tie necessary expenses of "A full boarding student
Will be about $40 per academic year, and of a
weekly hoarder will not exceed Sl5O.
GEO. s. BACON, Principal.
Refer to the faculty Of the Columbian College
Colonel j. L.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force VIM.
Gunton, esq; l.. ID. Gale, NJ D., of the Patent Of
flee; Joseph Wilson, Esq, of the Land Office, and
Professor &. e. levitt Of the Smithsonian Institute
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
An Excellent Family and
" 4SHINGTON NEWSP Err


WALLACE * HOPE, Proprietors of the Wash
inCtrn CITY Erenins Star, will issue the first number
Of their WEEKLY STAR on Saturday. the 18th of
September, 1853
TERMs:-Sl25 cents per single copy. To Clubs
FIVE copies for $500; ten copies for $500; twenty
copies, Sl5OO; cash, inrGTiGbly in adrance
The WEEKLY STAR Will be printed on a double
sheet and viii contain more information concerning
what may be going on in Washington than any other
ten newspapers in the country; Also interesting fam
NY and miscellaneous reading, Sc, SC. The pro-
prIctorS aim tn make it journal which shall be abso
lutely necessary TO every one who desires to know
what the Government is doing contemplating. III
all its branches Ii will be rich, racy, and rare.
without forfciting its character newspaper which
will be acceptable in every family circle
The Unprecedented success of their Daily Erenine
Star warrants them in saving that their Weekly will
bc the best most interesting, and cheapest journal of
the kind IN the country.
All orders, postage paid accompanied by the money!
VIII he promptly attended to. Fractions of dollar
can he sent in postage stamps.
Address, WALLACE s. HOPE,
Proprietors of the Star,
Washington city, d. C..
aI5-PostmasterS throughout the country are author
iLed to act "a Agents, for which they VIII receive
twenty per cent single subscriptions.
y-Country editors giving the above three inser-
tons aud calling attention it cGlitorially. will be
entitled to twelve months exchange with the Duly
Erening Star. aug S-tf
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Camphene, ETHEREAL, Pine, Lard and
Lamp OILS.
HOWELL & MORSELL.

successors To %. w HIrTLEsE
L street, bctreen 9Th and 1th streets, Todd's Building
DEG leave Ia return their thanks to their hume
- rous friends and the former customers of Mr. o.
Whiitlescy, for the liberal support extended them
since they commenced business They now take
the opportunity To acGualnt the citizens OF W a>hing
ton and IFS vicinity that they have perfected their
arrangements with some of the largest manu'acto-
ries to ensure supply OF the very best
articles IN their line, which will be sold al tine low
est market prices.
III. \ VI. having thorough practical knowledge
OF the trade. feel assured oi being abs give salts
faction to all who tayGr them with their patronage
Painters Contractors, and Builders will find it great
ly to their interest Ia call store before prca
sing elsewhere, as we keep on hand the largest and
best assorted stock in III" city OF PRINTS. OILS
WINDOW GL.iSS. BRUSHES, L.7MPS. Sc.
Just received. and now af'aat, $4,000 ponds of
Lewis & Wcthcrcll's PURE LEAD which we
offer at further reduced prices. r9-tf