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Judge HUBBELL, of Wisconsin, who was re-
Gently impeached for malfeasance in office, has
been honorably and unanimously acquitted.
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The Hon. TRUMAN SMITH, of Connecticut is
at present on visit to Lake Superior, as the
general agent of the Northwest Mining COMPANY.
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ILLUSTRATED RECORD OF THE New YoRK Elk
HIBIrloN-Messrs. G. P. Putnam & Co. are
about to publish in weekly numbers 's7he Illus
trated Weekly Record Of the .Ne,c York Exhibition
Of Industry Of I'LL Nations, edited by Professor B.
Silliman, jr., and C. R. Goodrich, esq.,, aided by
other writers" the whole work to consist of
twenty-six numbers of large quarto size. The
first "a double number) has reached 1t is
beautifully printed, and contains number of
very handsome engraved views of objects of art,
as now exhibited, and commences with views and
architectural plans Of the Crystal Palace at New
| York. ~g&
| G. P. PUTNAM & Co., New York
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THE BANQUET.

Accoroing TO announcement, the Grand Banquet
gwen by the Commissioners of the Crystal Palace
IN honor OF the Foreign Commissioners and the
PRESIDENT OF the United States took place on Fri
day evening In the grand dining saloon of the Me-
troPolitan Hotel, in Broadway, New York.
There were some three hundred and f;ftv ouests
at table, praca 81 tfsst 80 ,,s.
The ceremonies were commenced with an an
propriate prayer from Rev. DR.. Spring; after
which, full an hour and half were devot ed To The
discussion of the feast sat f,
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The PRESIDENT and the officers Of his Cabinet
who accompanied him TO New York returned
10 this city on Saturday evening.
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DAMS
Frederick White sulphur sprju-s

IfllS long Established watering place having pas
Il sed into the hands {" Inc >ub>brinsrs. ihcy b,gia
announce 30 the piIhc thai they are now preparrd
for the reception and entertainment of visitcIs IA
extended paIrrNric "t the remedial Virtues OF Io.r
waters they deem unnecessary p0pular opin;.r g. 4,
IN" bach eighty years. haSn approved Them
These i'riEgS are beautifully situated ~ ir.irr
ick county, Va. FIVE mites from Mini, i.e aud
one mile aud half from Stephenson :. -; =. -
on tie Winchester and llarPsEs Ferry ..,;ir,.,. ud
are therefore of easy ~ cess frum Mi, l.' 49,
Ni-ite.> leaving Baltimore. Wa~iiingtun. Sc IL n,
morning train arrive in due time to d,iir.
Facilities for The accommodation e.; .'t,.i 90.
more ample than ever before, larg, nrsy ha.l
haViH" been recently erected.
For IN following diseases thcs. st-r, go. .,-rr
TO be- highly cficacious: BySprp>Ia. tx, n.--,.
crupiivc affections Sc. and a. diur,ti- and livT
alive they arc unsurpassed.
Il. VI. s. G.. n. JGGnsE.
iy 2tlstSrp PlorrIornr..
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CANFsELD, BROTHER g. &c.

u ID u
CoRSER OF Cu.RrF- STREET B,.TfNor, u,
RE- daily adding Ia h,ir rch aud elcrau, SO, o.,
"A GOODS, and invite citizens and strangers ~
eau ana examine their aSsortin''it, consisting part
nf English GOLD LEVERS at the hest maker
with Hunting. Magic, and open CASTE: fine SwI-.
Levers and LePinrs, and silver warchc, oi every "a
rcty and style.
Mch Diamond, Pearls, ard other Precious stones
set in the most approved STYLES.
Rich silver Tea and Coffee sets. Pitchers. GollctS
Cups, Walters, Baskets, Spoons, Fir, Desert. Cake,
and Ice Cream Eniye>.
Fine plated Tea ard Coffee SETS piared Rask.,s
Casters, Egg Stands, EperIneS. Vegetable. IN he
plated and alfalfa. -t-o albat,a Fork, and ~ncoa,
together with great variety of Fancy Goods .I,,.
As rch Vases. Gard baskets. Perfume BoiIl,- Fam.
PortmOnnar*, JcvfIry Case. Ca.tris and MI
Boxes Also, ladies and gentlemem'S Writing Diets
and Dressing Casrs.
t- Clocks, BronE">. Parton and Dresden Ganl.
IN every variety. All of which can b.. rad on the
most reasonable terms
Nh-h tNNFIELD. BROTHER x CO
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aug S-c01v
DR.. CASADAVANT,
SURGEON DENTIST.

Would respectfully announce TO his
HSS.a.S friends and the public Of Washington,
~IlIE that he il permanently located on Penn
sylyana avenue. between the National
Hotel and 4 - streets. two doors from Campbell.
Building, where lie still continues to perform all Op-
craiIonS III the Dental Art, and trusts to his rcpula
ton and skill for a continuance o. patronage.
He has made arrangements with one of the best
WoTkmcn IT, assist HIM i'll the manufacture of AETI-
ri IA. TEETH. single. or III blocks with gums,
which are superior and more solid than any in use
III this city. They are inserted by the atmospheric
pressure, mounted the finest gold plates. OF IN
comparable lIghtncsS, and not easily distinguished
pose OF mlSt:caton, inparting to the freshness
and intelligence OF youth, and are without the
least unea>incss For his great Improvement ne has
press.
With an experience of seven years he will give
perfect satisfaction and all his operations will be
warranted. aug 5-colm
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NE TROPOL;TAN HARDWARE STORE

Pennsylvania nrcHrc. tctcccn 9th aud 10Th st1cefS
NEXT DOOR TO GsuT * BRorHEEs' JEwELGY STORE.
WASHINGTON, ID. &.
TOODS AS LOW, wholesale or retail as i'll any
~ city i'll the Union.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Particular attention gwen To this department in
procuring and kecIlnG constantly on hand great
variety of the latest and most approved stvlr ui
Goods required by Carpenters and Builders.
COACIlAiAKERS hED SADpLERs5 HARD
WARE.
The only complete assortment in the District. con
sIsting OF everything required III the business.
CABiNET-MAkERS AND UPHOLSTERY
GOODS.
Looking Glass Plates, Hair Cloth. Cur!cd Hair
Moss. Gimp. and Gilnr TackS, Webbing. Springs
Casters. Walnut, Mahogany, and Roa. Wood
Moulding, sc.
SPORTING GOODS.
Guns. Rifles. Pistols Ammunition of I'll kinds
Bowie Knives, Guu FEing$, Fishing Tackle. SC.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Very superior Table Cutlery. kilrIcm Utensils
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, German Silver and
Britannia; Ditto.
FOR VARIETY STORES.
Bird Cages, Bet Balls. Marbles, India Rubbc,
Goods, Percussion Caps Fishing Lines, PenkniveS
TackS. Pistols, &c., very low at wholesale.
~ l4-eo3n II. LINnSLEY.
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Fnuqaicr White sulphur -yr,rv.
Fifty mics trsst II District Of Columbia.

fytg MUGS ts-t " Di>fTtd OF Columbia.
THIS establishment is now open ior tn- roccr,;,.
Il OF viSi'crs. The healing qualities OF The w..
arc well established, and by many arc rcr7rd,'l -
inferior tn none in the state. The hrIld,7ss =,
upon large scale, t5Stci1liy arranged, with sr,r,,
porticocs ball ROOMS and rarlDrS. Cktril>iv na,a
walks. and covered wav- shaded hy beautiful ls.e
a fEst-ratc banl of music has been secured. and
most ample supply nf the very best wines hgp,,
and storcs which the country could afford. wIrlmi
regard to price. Efficient, polite, sccomm,"!srr,
agents will cndrayor ro make the time Oi The GUS,
as agreeable possible
Terms of board Is follows: $50 forthe ~c7 on cpt
ing LIST October: for three months, So: toy tvo
months, $50; for nBc month, 50; Tor two weeks
SIS; one week, 80; per day, Sl.75; mea., and
lodging. each 20 cents. Children under i..,.,,
years, and servants, half prize. No cha--r Il,
children under two years. Horses, n cent? T. ? "a,
or $40 per month The very h"St wines ana li.,.rs
having been obtained, corsage of - a no,nr aud n
proportion for larger quantities, VIII be yiar-rd -,
all that shall I've brought 10 the place h others hJ
payable weekly.
The Alexandria and Orange Railroad Is now c,.-
plcted TO Waueninn. and the cars lcaN, a., rf..,
at eight O'Clock every morning pNccnt Stihdt, s.g
get to Warrenfon IA about fwo-and-a hal. i.sl,
where first rate Lin" of stage will TAX. Ire l,'
gers Immediately ;athc Springs Six and \ lam mir
over Nc .idamiz"d road: returning, ala, car, ,a,s
NarreninD N ] > O'Clock. and paSSrng,r. r,t o.,
Alexandria and Washington I'm time lnr The a., nm,
train tn Baltimore. Another tram 81 cas- leaves
Alexandria NJ o. M and gets 20 Braciuu IA slr,t,
wo-and ahalf hours, whrn first rate line 81 siam
coaches VIII takc the passengers about au. mil. a.
tho Springs. over good summer road Pare nv
either route from Alexandria Ia the SpIiYus - IN
Travellers who come by GnrdonsyIllc VIII bn,.
equally good coaches To Cu'pcper Couu hon-,
which place they leave AT a. m. ~ the ca-s and 81
10 Bsalctnn la 80 minutes, where the coaches 4, "A
take them Immediately to 'hr Spsiuc.. ihu> nsk.r-
two daily lines from Bealrinn, ard one from Ma,
rcntnn 10 the Spring.. Persons mag bT, a, the
Springs. dine and spend about four IN Az, ar,rr
md IN tbp l,x-. ,t,
Passenger by the evening train from E!c,rnpd %
To the Spring b. noon the ncNi dav ~ IN, Cor
donsviFle route they sleep ~ CupcpItr Conn house
and gel t. tho Springs ahoII nine neat ino.nrng.
good line ri coarhc> will from the Springs Ncy
Market three times week. roqucri!nl al t,sur-',
Cross Roads with the Winchester line.
THOMAS q. FLINT,
| ly32m SupcIin',-n dcnt.
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PLACES OF RESORT,
PINEY POINT PAVILION

rTNUIS agreeable bathing place. and QUE, 90.
Il for those IN search Of health . 81 ra,iop.i -
ure, having been leased vs. the und..r,i-,,,J -
view 10 the purchase of II succrS>fll IN -
to accommodate the public, was opCn,, tt,r a., Is
son on "Wednesday. 18th tUac. ss
Many and varied IMPROVEMENTS have ,ae, ,..
" made calculated fo pTcmoie TIL com,ar, A. l'-
tiers, and nothing shall X omitted ~ thu Pro,,.
and his family which can afford th-'i,-l,f AZ,
"a his quests Parents md their Children Wi,
find all the comforts Of home ia arpie nm. /,
whilst the devotce Of flshinc may cone a>,,,r4
every necessary arrangement for his aCcumun,,,
in the way Cf fishing boats aud iauhl- wi,b 80,
persons to wa.t on him whilst enjoyed an h., i...
waiting sport, has been fi,ly nhdc. Ia sa ,..,
seine will hc daily dravn for the a-cri..r.,l,,,,sr
the place and the at,useipeit vi Visitor ,bir,,
rate hand Of music viii be tn re-i.!,pr L. a..
night. for tine amusement and RECREATION ~, II,
who may call u into service '"''
Visitors from Washln~-on, Georgetown and a,
anGria, can reach the Point on Monday. ~
day, and Saturday of each week hy r.caD. ~ =,
steamers POwhatan, Osccola. and Column,
can rc:Tn on Tuesday, Thursday. FRIDAY. ana Nv
lav of each week hy the SAM i..la.S VA
The terms of hoard ~ She Poin' w:i No - -.
single day, Il ~ per DAY for ihFrS DAYS af ~
a week $40 per wrca. ard $50 J,cr mon.a ,,H
dren and servants half prize, ~
WILLIAM w. DIX.
Formerly Proprietor Of the Fnuat3ir
IN T-2m Inn. IiSEt steel RaI,,-,,--
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Law School of Cumterl and University,
AT LEBANON, TENNESSEE

At LEBANON, TENNESSEE
FACULTY, Hon. ABR aITANrARI THEIRS. Isle
l. one NJ the circuit Jude.s oJ TrItrcrsr.
Hon. NATHAN GREEN, late on Oi the Judge 81
the supreme court ni rcnHcSSn,.
Hon. BRoMFIHLU l.. RIDLEY. one The Can
ccorS OF the state.
Judges CARUTHERs aud GREEN devote thcIr
whole time exclusively 10 tl.c >chooi.
PtGI Of ID5rratiou.-l. naiiv ,NamtnatIufS 81
each class the h,nk>. ~ sg,riai ,.upr~c 81
lectures, hut cNpanaiIuu 0f the G.lliy ~onS IA The
progress Of the examinations
>. Weekly moot courts Ui common law and ,rlitv
IN which students commence suit GA = ,fa, ...,l 81
facts given by thc Professor. AMI t.ui. :ism
through all the processes kHnwn IN ;.r;ul practice.
The cases framed 10 rrgu ,'f.,,li "a ,re-
pare deeds, hills rrCoTtl~ a#d all >'I~ g. ,,tiltHs
20 Be read "a evidence the trial. s-.,,in oi the
cases arr taken 10y apnc n ;iie moot t,l'l,
which Is held monthly the cla>. sad ~ lnilc II
the end ~ every session. The Stud,t, act A. rirk.
,hcris. Juror. circuit Judges, aud ri!auclinr> IHd
m DINER Official capacIt.cs connected ~ i'IT >i.~.
Scssions.-The tir>t session cnnlntrc'- tine ili:d
Monday IN september, and ends ili'ri THURSDAY a.
February. The second c0IuIfprc'S liz. ~urrrrii'C
Monday IN February, and ends SECOND Thursday IN
July.
Expense per Sc>s0H.-ruiIion T.. 80. in alvarez:
contingent fee 81; boarding ahoHI 50. student.
furnish their own book. which can be had IN the
Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required to complete The c;.ur-s. IN
less the students enter an advanced r'aSS. No PIE
vlous study required for admission There alr IuuI
regular classes. students NAV enter N any time
during the collegiate Year.
There Is a moot legislature connected ,.iih IA.
school.
The number OF students Inc last collegiate year
ROBERT L. CARITHEES.
Jy S-5m President Fparl T! iI~tr,s.
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NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL

Frost pubiic sale md pirate entry Of taHdS
iving rrtthin fifteen mtiss Of the route Of
the proposed railroad from Brandon, IN
Mississippi. to Montgomery, tR Alabama
TN consequence of urgent representations Oh behalf
/ of the interests of the proposed railroad from
Brandon to Montgomery, the President Of the United
States has directed thst for the present. land until
the pleasure of Congress be ascertained IN re-
gard to n grant of public land in and OF constructing
said railroad. the public lands lying WITHIN .W,eH'
miles, (or therea bouts, may BEL on either
side of an air line between Brandon and Montgome-
ry the districts of land subject TO sale at JACKSON
and AUGUSTA, in Mis- ssippi. and at DEAoPoiIs and
CAHABA. in Alabama, be withheld from pu0ie safe or
private entry, las the may REQUIRE until iur-
Their notice and special instructions to that HurpoTt
have been accordingto given to the land officers OF
the districts aforesaid.
tn. limits intended in the above order (showp by
diagrams furnished to the land officers include per-
tions of public lands advertised to be offered at Au
gSta the 26th proximo, and at DcIRHD1iis on the
18th proximo, by tire Presidents proclamation OF
2d Nav last: and also include portions of the lands
in the same districts directed to be restored to pirate
trry by the notice from this Office, suloined to that
proclamation, lying within the aforementioned
townships. viz:
North Of Tie t1Se line and East Of the Chocta,o ncri
2Giua
In the AUGUsTa district, in Mississippi: TOWNSHIPS
three, four, five, six aud seven, of RANGES twelve
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, SIXTEEN seventeen, and
eighteen.
North If The base line and West If TIE 81. Srpicti,
meridian
In the DRM0PoIIs district. in Alabama: TOWNSHIP
thirteen fourteen, fifteen sixteen, ana seventeen,
RANGES two, three, and four. and fractional TOWN
SHIPS thirteen and fourteen Of RANGE FIVE the unsod
lands within which townships to be withheld
from public SALE private entry (as the case may
bel until further notice.
Valid pre-emption claims within the limits afore
said may however, be established and paid for as
heretofore.
Nv order of the President
Given under my hard, 1T the General Land Office
city of Washington, this Nineteenth day Of August.
1853. JOHN WILSON.
aug 2D-tl3w Commissioner.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
FOB HARPER,sFERRy

The splendid Steam Packet CON-
Es.Sh-sa GRESS, Captain VoLSry PusssLI
ES-IlEr1S1= having been thoroughly repaired and
Put in complete order, will recommencr hrr .,ruIar
trips between HAMPERS FERRY and GEORGE
TOWN, on Monday, August 6ih, leaving Rircr's
wharf. Market street Bridge, west of jl'e Market
House. every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, nj
O'Clock. a. M. arriving IT IIarrc-'s Ferry in time
fer the cars epjpg west. Returning, leave Iiarper's
Ferry every tuesday, Thursday, aad Saturday, at
6 O'Clock. a. M, arrvin. in Georgetown TIE same
evening.
Way passengers will We landed al any point on the
Canal al reasonable rates.
Parties of pleasure can obtain passage al half
price.
All packages Intended for I'll" Congress ~ be left
at w III. R;ter's warehouse, where al Information
concerning the boat may be obtained.
Through passage -.
GknRGFTouS. Aug 3. 1853. an 6-enlm+
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LAW NOTICE.

SlDNES :. BANTER, late Attorney General OF
~ virginia, has removed TO Washington to prac-
tcc law
he viii practice in the Surrcme Court of the Uni
ted states. the courts Of the District @: Columbia
and attend 10 any professional business conidcd TO
him.
t6za@ Ofic" in Morrison new building IN 4 St
between =, nnSy. tan,a atCn,c ami & street.
Hejcrc"ctS: Hon. J. ]. Alien. Hon. Nm. Daniel,
Hon. Eirhcfd MonCure. lion. q. r.. s'anu"lS, Hon.
@eorg" II. Lea, of the court Of appeals Of Virginia
10 the Judges OF the circuit courts al Virginia and
~ Tie Senators and members of Congress from Viz
gIHia. iy ig-cnlv
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs I.

NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE, WHOLE
= SALE AND RETAll..-Thc Subscriber has
leased ior Il term of years the we'll known Grocery
stand at thu OF 18th aud streets formerly oc-
cupcd by Mr.. John II. Johnson; and having rcnod-
'cd and fitted il mp handsomely. is prepared offer
an extensive and WCll-Seiectcd stock OF choice Fam
lily Groceries, embracing every article OF necessity
aud luxury, which lie Is determined to sell. either
wholesale or retail, upon aS good terms any house
i'll The city I'm his stock viii always be found
Wclch'S premium Family and other choice brands
oi Family and Extra Flour; SlIays sugar cured
Hams; best country and Baltimore cured Bacon;
Brown, Loaf, Crushed. fuIvers"d, Graduated. and
Rrazii Sugars; Rio. Ja"a Lacuyra, aud other COT
fees: Roasted and Ground Coffee, superior Z. II. &
\. @. NnasSeS; superior Table SyrupS: superior
strained Honey. i'll small cans.
TEAS.-Back and Green Teas, of every grade.
Especial attention paid 10 the selection Oh Teas
W. can warrant them very superior.
CHEESE.-Bc=t English Dairy, old Er.ISiSl. Pine
Apple, sup. Sa.o and other choice brands of n. f.
and Goshen Water, Soda, Sugar, Wine, and other
Crackers.
FISH. s,r.-sIha,l. NacHrrel. in barrels, half do
ami kit; Herring. III barrels, half do. ; Smoked and
Scotch Iirrr;ng>; Smoked Beef. very superior; Beet
and Buffalo Tongues; Settlers sup Bologna Sau-
sage.
CANDLES.-Spcrm, adamanline and other Can
dies; S'ip"ro: Lard pals, for family use; superb
or Lard, III harretS. hy the POUND, or otherwise.
SCNDRlES.-Pickles.P Preserves. Branded Fruits
Olives, siarfiineS, Pepper Sauces French Mustard,
Prepared Horse Radi<'i, Cat>u;s. sup. Salad OIL
Preserved Ginger, Nacaroni, Icrnrac.lla, Corn
Starch, Spices Engli> Ii ANA American Mustard Cho-
"ola,c, i'roma. Farina, Gro Spices, sarratS. Soda,
Yeast Powders. fancy and plain Soaps, &c, SC
CHOICE BRANDIES. WINES. Sc ca<k sup.
London Dock Dark Brandy, warranted pure. or 10
sale Pale. Champagne aud other branSs sup. Bran
dy. Old Rye Whisky, 1879; Champagne, Madeira,
Lisbon, Old Pom. Sicily Mu>catc and other super
ior Wines; CordialS. Blackberry, Raspberry, and
Ginger Bramdies; superior London Brown Stout.
&C.; White Brandy, White Wine, and Cider Vine
gar.
TOBACCO SNIFF AND SEC pS Without
ennmerating brands, viii oy say that the lovers of
the weed can always ii.d TIC choicest varieties.
WOODEN WARE, BR0DMS. &c.-Ruckets,
Pals, Tubs. Stoves, iugar and Flour boxes, Butter
Prints. Rolling Pins, BroOms. Scruhhiug, Sweeping.
w. Wash. busting, and Sho" Brushes.
FRUITS. NUTS, Sc.-AlmnmdS. Raisins Figs,
nri"d Cnrrants, Pr'lnes, Ciron, Filbcrts, English
Wa!i;tfS, Date. exc.
4 further enumeration il deemed unnecessary. as
! intend TO he supplied with every article usually
found i'll n first class Family Grocery.
respectfully ask an examination o: nv stock and
pledge InvS"l! That nothing shall he Waiitin. rive
entire satisfaction IL all who may favor me with their
patronage.
{Gz-Coods sent promptly, and fire." of charge. to
any pari oi III" city. F.. MILLER
I'!N 2f-eolHn Cor 18th and F. st..
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PROPOSALS will be received until t!,c
aug 20-d3v

L 30:h inst, by the Superintendent for the sup ~
of2G0 cords Of Hickory and 100 cords Of Oak WOOD,
(Or any portion thereof less than - cords,l and
of 200 tons of Cumberland COAL. for the OF the
Treasury Department. The wood TO he OF the best
auality-well scasOned-and delivered, corded and
measured i'll the Treasury yard without expense to
the Department. The Coal to be- also, of the best
qusIity-a lumpcd-to be delivered in the Treasury
enclosure.
TRE,srRy DEPARTMENT, Aug. Is, 1853.
IS-potd
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CARD.
To the Ladies cf Washington, Georgetown,

To the Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,
A'erundfia, &c.
HENRY NEIRMAN'S Ladies'. Misses and Chill
4 drGn's French Shoes are sold by the under
iyncd. on 18th street Just above Corcoran * Rig :
Banking House. in his building, with the high
marble steps, where he will rrce Ladies' orders,
and keep constantly on hand ever variety nf La
dies MiSscs, and Children : French Cater Walking
Shoes White and Black Satin E:trTs, :eiiiafrS. &C.
made To order by II. Weir,nan. If Philadelphia. of
the best French Cater materials, and in the latest
Partisan styles. These Callers entirely different
from bat generally known slops shop shocs:''
being all custOm work, of superior workmanship,
and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies. who value beauty comfort. and economy,
will consult their interest by giving me CALL and
examine for themselves. G.. WEiRMAN,
18th St, just above Cnfcoran s Riggs
aug lS-lyeO Banking House.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REMOC.4L.
The Metropolitan Paper Hanging and
Cpkofstcry Werc.Roo,ns

Hare been Ten,ored 10 h ST., be-. and SIS NORTH
no. D. WASHINGTON PLACE.
HAVING removed nay place of business TO more
Il commodious premises. would respectfully so
iicit call from my former friends and the public
generally feeling confident that they will not he DIS
appointed in the quality OF my goods and prices.
have just returned from the North, with new
and large assortment of this seasons goods, which
will be- found In quality and price, superior TO any
hitherto brought to this city. MY stock OF PAPER
HANGlNGS are from the first manufacturers In the
country. NV UPHOLSTERY WORK Is executed
by workmen in my employ, which, in every instance,
| will warrant to possess the best material anu work
marshp.
Houses and Halls papered, the shortest notice.
by experienced wDIkmen.
Transparent and Buff Holland SHADES, Patent
and Nenan BLINDS, Hair, Moss, Cotton and
Shuck MATTRESSES. CUSHIONS of every des-
ription for sale. Church Pews re cushioned at
moderate charges.
d. cali Is solicited.
JOSEPH T. X. PLANT,
aug l9-lyto 18th street, hct. u and E.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
WHEEL WRIGHT & MI-r.iE w,lnl

Nv hEELWRGHT & NUEIE. wholesale deal
w ers in PAPER of al dissertations. No. I.UAN
ofkR STREET, corner of German street RaIti
more, Nd, now offers in lots ru ~,rt Purchaser,
iafse anu desirable >fork al PAPER. BlEkt 10 ",
row DERS, BINDERS LEATHER. &c. %r n
manufacturers prices.
Among our stock may be found the Flooring dc
scrptionS OF Paper:
, fTintlng, Writing Colorrd, Envel"r. TI->lc Plate
bank Note, Hanging, Copying. Rlorrinc Music Siik
fitering Marble. Halter. Clnth. Sairpiinr Hard
ware, TIP, Manila, SIND, Wrapp'n. ShcaihiEe
Match Box. Shoe, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet. Log Pa
per, &c, Nc.
BOARDS-Bnders', Trunk, Bonnet, Straw, Card
and Press Boards.
Bleaching Powders. Alum Cards, Card Sheets
Printing and Writing INK, Russia Skins SC
90 PAPER OF any size made to order az short no
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