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an WAS surviving partner us
a1aosl
cI4s~5 jac%b deceased ~ bs ,,iou , Es S
The object Of dis poceeins to rTlre ara execute udgme
cents thereon six rn:mm per anmnn i"n The
seday at M ra' anu s. 20 sor- ~ ~
aid ilnshes AIn"a m ;i me .,L.f asansi ne Sn tma'
Jacobs. u III NE time; ana a earn =; a iv uy '@9s
, is e' Of i ,s az" b. 'Sas @ law
nI. w. : =. ,a nv ill.,, ,,, ms. a,r
q" . esf st'nn ,ae ,.. ''ss ar~ ,fs,i"" ts'>r
,s r r,sr toar or o. Tie c"nrli"".s Of i,,
s s;r 81 K , %s$ ill.,, ix ~ lee F
f.. I;-sww A"nr. 1rs'e. JHo I" MosGl, CL.,s
e s 81 sn, &c o" G on ~, M January " he
l-5a ..,..,,
w"'" cSFF'' ''''s 'e'sD . "'0r ri.I,r
r. 'g"iG> I!sa ais,r.or wr iiasnrxel d -
examler G,s"a,0 o,ser. widow Of he sA A.
kc e:eae, aiv!u 10 Ter aud Ae.ro Locker
rn ,c r ,i> All, ! H. ii. in.c n ua!Iw, 81.
;e ,.ri,, i.lr:ar, III Z been mad. fled
m S 3D. :" ;S ' ,1 f q S az a." "a NO. 's ct
hat med "rer't, nipe' hen: H. rnonh
ter d.. ics.st and hat tSy i II. e,ac PUBLISHED
wsrs i,r ionr ss. ~ u, Rreio",d Eofpc,..
ne i"n ihrn ~" t""' =" n's county "'' We ~ DAY "
Feb 7-ywiw naN!n nUhTEK, Cox
s;: y a. n., an m H. n Mss h e cs
III, OH ''r isy % o. Fb,'"rY isss
Gy ass,o 81 ''D'''''' F'''"''
L,tte,erry Brown Wlt.i irl,cw. aai VIC
Brown Walker unrr henderson,, William Bfc"E
Nancy Iloo4a, Sy Brown ra;s!ck NcCornch ara A fi
~iie. arnst! btn"' J"-spm s'o%t l,'r ana NE
r .i 49, y y Ven ,c, ,.. rr ,n; :, nY mr.
vi, ",in.y E"n: "n".s zane ar o h,"n'
Inc "bcttni 'S 81" Is !" "htih '' ~ boHu &c.
cr,.-! his widow Wa ir,yG me- ana ~ !ei
nm Ammo uU"E lie I'i''r'
Ia. Int"r-s aui u AZ
r.'r!hg VA !c dclrm! ii "HH! ,,ini ,,rwr paurk
h.eT !. Ei1"n Il.r moan All !a:
49,, ~. r y. ,,,s. ,nf Residents OF tbs
sae ~ ca .ndl we o. III ric Cls.k' OGrc OF
mon! ai:er que rcc-svag pro
the Ltc our, ~ cop, order inserted
tecl 'ns'r a: Of 2rhn,on, week In four
Newspaper phhI.I'd " I'D =. i,ou tnu u tho Comr;!
successive weeks ana ,,y NJ IA. n. !. Iauu Cont,
| 'hi- county Gu he me-. T..,., H. T. EnCUtK, C-is
l. 2" ~
I FEB 'h-c"tN
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ITs ,rd -; e d u.s.
!NsrANTy sT4fS FlN rJnvE SsT r; eHFcKs
DsEA,I y SsAs1'z sTSSits y SsE
S s . c SE %,i
r,,y cures ua cd sacs NAM hundred of the
i.um,ago, Govt, Paralysis,
s'''" - II RI n0rRAr CURES THOUSANDS OF
F's b"ier,nnz Sur st%i.,eh. breath :"t'
soS i rr"ss COUGHS ard Colds aa"grza
Tish'as'' :" the c' Is iS S::ss@fi CURES
Thousand, o. the Pain, few moHe"'s
| Pains u The Muscles, pains in the joints,
Pans around the Heart Tains around the Liver
The Face The Feet the Arms sa S!S"G IND S:cm'
s ssaf1i Tsn: :"s nervous syrhic Pa s:'l's rams
s"''P anu ''''' ACHES OF ALL KINDS
nat Face afs M Ae ssn Psia ASsf 40.
T. T. "tt cR1ePLGs, LEAP FOR JOYS.
The Crippled Bed Ridden instantly reIieveby the H. r.
Every have Cases where The CrppsI and Sd JoGed ohbs
, sE Away % rejoicing in rs eHieey r.
We guarantee that in ninety hundred Rad
way issaiy Relief do all that here down
Of diseased action and Instantly alIuys irritation
RR R. is sod " e ;f% s' 9 sssF s aud per bottle
Each battle 10 be genuine must hear the fac me signature Of
Fur -ee wholesale aud retail by PURCELL. LaDD Co and
ADIE y GRAY, Richmond ". A SANTOS Il SON. Norfolk ;
DR.. c. BRIGGS, Charluticsvlc and by Druggists the
| State sencTally. Aug. Extraordinarily
LAND FOR SALE.
sell hundred
| 4 nd and situated williamsburg
and sIn.,ar distance Aliens Wharf River For
further particulars sppy the subscriber at Williamsburg
| Feb i-cw3m JOHN NJ GAIT. ". ..
| LOT FOR SALE.
sell (oelnG slare) the
he cid Gig iacrn. at the NOrhTes, Of
Main ai gh Cry RichGrr aud opposite the Union
Hotel For further particulars p 10 the subscribe wilkins
hurI. JOHN ~ GAIT, NJ. ID.
Feb i-cw3m
| JAMES BROW y. Jr.,
/ RICHMOND, VA, (LaTs SECOND AUDITOR
nrrEES public, STOCK BROKER lie
W will. purchase aEd sell State
Stocks and Boads Raul Road ana other Companies Cities
and CouGc and ohcr description OF
Stocks Feb l-cwlm.
DEST PERUVIAN GUAHO.-I am now -6reTarei 10 re
- cciyc orders from customers for tho beet Peruvian
prices Those who supply for Srne crops
I'm. a5-e5w HUcH W. FRY
rSeO FARMEkS.-lcD bushels superior quality
producing good land 30 bushels for Lay your
seed Of good quality If want good CROP For salc
JSO. wOMBLE - co.
Feb 5--dwScwiw No 100. Main s,rce:
TO THE PUBLIC.
vgSHE patent night o: the CUFF BRACE PLOW ~
Il has been awarded by arbitration com
mttee, and now inform friends and TIE public
that they
lin with Nj p H. Sarke will pleased furnish any
one with articles in our line. WATT.
Jan 26-clm
SEED OATS.-We 4N bags Of The Iars. scotch
y Potatoe Oar, suitable for seeding
Feb IL HASKIHs & LIBBY. :.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TwrNTy SECOND FEBRUARY.

FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Ss' ioo~
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4 fniMft

i'um Watson. administrator RcLr,t Hughes. deceased
WAS surviving partner the late firm Of Hug Arnsad
P.inlih.
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nom om, carried victims I" Al urtntly ,an Con
:,or OF The Snhrlci evidence t.at iii,
u nav b. that Pulmonary Complaints II, all their forms
ma y ,r reurvciby Cherry FectOrn1
S,arr il! Permit pubs hrr proportion Of The
cures ciCd but the Agent below napcd VIII furnish
Circular wrc"n are rl! particular a ini uabc proof OF
th.s" ttc!s
,asr,rs: read and judge for yourseive-
FoR INFLUENZA AND WHOOPISG Cough
NASHVILLE. Tenn. JuEo 90 1851.
ST repeatedly nsd your Cherry Pec!oral Tor Wno"rng
ca 4, ln,lcza. and have hest pr1nOmnrHg
com, trcdy Four my children have al;ete! wii
ne.. the Pccturil has siway~ afforded
almost n; erf JAMES GLOVER.
We at: the ,r,',h of tte above statement;
McGINTr. Editor vi the Nashville Wing.
I ZIMMERMAN nuirois
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Tie parties !.crcs.ci og-co.r order, roIiri
that have ID lay reH Lake a. leAt
Camc CpuIt fIru-. VI TIE
winch ;n.e and place te parties apesarI
I sii +: irGIirci q present, JNO. X. WILSON,
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.tICt!SIi;yE

'ou' ~ 81! "oi h!h raE made profits The
tes'erse It s ~ number
s. ,mg ia purchase vii cali aul examine for .he
's: % Terms wi BE- VERY liberal, ARMY i, On n.
promises the subscriber
-, . ,-x - -, 49,, -, ----I-c-
, = :" paKifIh ;" s'i's"-
ar L ;, ,r,.rr ms ,,,t b, a,, b. ., ,,,,., o,
ca,, wo Inv. caan:Gi The recipe by which Butl sa.sIpa
na pcrl:!. has en:IcI H. bur ell approve IT, and
s;,oosy diy tie preparation
vi Sar-apar, ar has ever bern plarci luic Al
though t!ee al" maos i,cl' vino ice reurt nee 70 having
"srs arc he's who atiy VIII he SUPPORT ia iay" "i frny
cmmrniy AZ ~ eg, rmc. read he l'nwinc from old and re-
scah!" ay~icias. 81 ~ .,.a!,1s III the community which
NC! "'' lo.,syII,! Iuv 18Th 1919
I,,yr ae ne II, 81 at.icies n, re John Hn's Ex
Ir o" a ta's =" Hesitation ~ sas Mx InI nav
~ 80 -, H. So, 80 ..,n',, NJ 10 NV epds as
'T. i"eii" '.N 40 ~" 'a ' f "a ,r I T| III
rrt,t"r It~S" ia he va,,s g-r,aIteu, 70 Me- curry
Of Srlni a"c"I,ir vi %oi.s iops IN cares Of The
oaurs whri., u oualt , N sprc,,,I any Cilrr ,m.v
i !. 4 M:cUEACnIG NJ. H.,
ll'aGr'r N,mbe q III Medical 'c;eiy Philadelphia
sau.l:.E. sa?> about ,utl' S,rsaTarli:
yr yop: ur-rAv be. tor rua,t or Of yeas ss.cSs al
ir:s4 .cGr>! IL aJs; ohe-vy pam liver.
IA rrIard b. different esons. all iie - advantage
uu,t' CHANGED t" meet VIII s"nr eh'e q" "'rh
Therefore TAX pleasure cujs :uGr SarapGii!a
ne afi:ss1 community AZ y%s. ,our,
sI 1tj ~,s SaV vs. d iin itn:i Srsso,ra
~" s.ra ;,s:re John butts Sara
;"a i IN ,e ',' III o. Syphilis scr"
am al ,euus and ga" iulir disease. -, :,
YenE ms! l.ryMt., WV, s, ,,r,i " ,p
EHEUNAYISu ceHED!
, VIII a. 49,. ~, - Miami, remedy:
iSi"Nro;sS ny Ma; T., isis,
,!t,ti nn rlrs'arsr wa at mes
T. ~ ,"re i ,n -" cir, ,rlsi wn-intuct
r Your ,ea,aon Sara pan ~htc l. entirely Gu e ne
., m - T. rygr Nd hyc brrn lsu several
months and have no doubt an ,ecGnnrli
il as ,ls > medicine Rheumatism. lsAM BElatE>
.ouDous, Ky alq 18th $50.
S s, " YOU s mos AID ." ne The hGao'
s'' =" request '''' :" make =" We '''" :" 4'' '''
lam graduate Ta lvAna Medical UNIVERSITY: have pra'
II 70 "NI".ne {, cold weather have hsen l0asp"ed VII.
Acuts Rheumatism "bou; AK nottns a's L>Is ~ ~
-hlIl
and arcone 9t:ard e",s Of you. medicine from rom E"St
agent, Mr Geors" Brown aenh Two weeks ago. a"' u'''
Il j. MI opinion your preparation Of Saspanlais dciG"J,
superior any oilc paIaun nnw III n aud VII i"r eiea!
p'e4sura RECOMMENDING the anf M as ' 'm remedial agent
and viii advise Ah" rht si;ihn" To ar u IN
u.,r r. , y Maa mas .r,r N: far u any .uedr
-'''' = LOUISVILLE My @c'l, 1879
We nsIr ra nII '% AID W. yr n" hrsr, il sos
calculated :" ri""'e nch o. ana isS' nuch sa.e'is n.
.E n ""'" e"'s'" ts ~, l. Vs. SETON
E SIE y; os7.,
81 F"ur,h ,...st. Louisville X
S0 For ale !" Richmond by r'kcELt' IN" S
TN al NCLKY-ln Hanover County
c I'5 China, '' ' aud Macy hs WIFE, Jvhn Ele
a.5,..t
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b ii. decree lc tli the 2I al Jana . D. rs
CtG,tv t"uu Cumberland drrct that '"''i
| ~
made Uy SAN! iiohsJG o~.u rsa"i
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YIN J. ob"r SiIuH, II Looms arh S"nnie hi "tt. C1tt"!
and Edward ;. Bwn admir- SIml lir.a. ts'rlrai
p,,rTlrs
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S'iNGISiA,-af Ru,rs h"icn Cicrt ufrr o
Z County ih. moth rcDrua
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y TIEE..II:-lN al, NCEKY-Iu Hanover County Cou
3 Jaiu.gv. :ljn, 1853: u
Rich ! Gilman aud MACY HI" vile. ard John ENct'.
49, Plaintiff
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T COURT n.r Cumberland conmy, the Il HI DAY 81
| I Janua :, !cai:
Iobsom. Wa, rowc aud '.ni? p Ms We, and MrS,iy !t
son Pisu;rT-:
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Wher. riprarIor- for Ascrcies uuet be- at:dies stt
g-p- For -ac Richmond, by rEKCEll L&pb ~ - pius
80 al. /. senr. Jan. I0d&C@ti
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MjRnTrxhYn.

5ouN A. GERS, 9Th Street, haln Richmond, Va. Dealer
y In EGypIan Italian ant Americas Marble Monuments 1opb
rave Srirs Ma'e pieces OF descrrlc Wall Plates
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L Ib- he hundreds III
wlsJ have recipe by which Butts Sa!sIIa
nla prcplts has rici H. bur eli approve r. and
commend The highest Many physicians express
selrrs songy il n" belief Tint rr'dy the
vi Sareparu ila has beer" larc! before the public Al
though there vino rci Trluc 70 hasirg
their appended Ia recommendation d" particular
nrGy sang e. q" II Ia de highest degree
,itcls VII" ia>i. !!. c II lava" al remedy
which they Emo" capable much good afflicted
cnaiuuuly. A. rra! he ~nwnE from Old AID
Specialize py II -s.,.!,us the community which
icy i've
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SAFE OE iIAND ~ NF,LSUN CDU

An The fist DAY OF March next Upon The premises being or
Z OF cct'd
oi Nelson
cash. 10 the l.nesI bidder the
ar tract al land! cianis the North side VI ie
Glad: road adjoining Mr. CurIelIu- lhoniasan others;
II the same by the hr1 III si Hr-n
. son rc b. deed dated 9Th 1876, and fecur {!
n y!rl IA Office q the Euuaty Cont Of Nelson
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PUBLIC SALE.

rEsEiE uucrsceL intending change his business will offer for
sale Hanover earuan) Court the tract Of land Oh
which liz resides. la halt mics below Hanover CouT ilnn:c
and wiin hall The Central Rail Ro3d. ajnlnH-te lands
nt Tenn IL L. Is. Price. and containing 1913 icfrs"Ih
al buildings decent imyweli wacrst and i'm,
hcr,d good orchard he Witch viii be made known
day sale WI he liberal! Persons wishing residence ~
intelligent wealthy nslshho hood. wnui n well
pi.ini.cs. The Undersigned generally
home, gui viii tax: pleasure sVns all Necessary information
Apply To George H. PraEc, or f. ~ LlAED Hanover Co.
ILtsl.r M
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II, public the highest bidder on cftht OF
sc months tTom the Th :! ~
lie OF Loving snG ~ ile county o. .cs'
IL and al apiurtcfd!ces
s r House. property OF Harden Pc kns dc
Bonds w! will Ia CURED aih lio
Tie sale will take place Oh The
Day February, 1853. III lc street oLtma " penn
BENZ. VI. PERKINS, Executor
Of Tf.rc pcrki deceased
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time, an abiding hope at, at no very distant
day, she might be hefSotf again: but while
you thus do merited honor TO her past and her
fptu-c, are you not wanting in justice to her
present Know you not that there are proud
and mighty spirits in her midst who would
not shrink from any emergency which her
condition at this time might bring forth, and
who generously strive TO retrieve her fortunes,
md to restore her to the proud position which
she once held among the great powers of the
world!
With equal appropriateness and felicity,
have you spoken pf this. our beloved country.
! as the land of tho oppressed and truly it is
so. For you have a living illustration of the
protection which it affords to The prosecuted
ana ho,lielrlcSsi in the poor wanderer, torn
away from his native home, and cast, by the
ruthless hand of tyranny, upon strange and
distant shores. now returning to the country
from which he came IN exile. clothed with the
highest honors as if to evidence what demo-
cratic institutions can work out for the hum
blest merit in this 81 mighty refuge of hunted
Freedom ~ i'' Hf .iE
But am trespassing upon the prophecies
of the occasion. With renewed acknowlcdg-
mehts 20 street, h towards you the hand of un-
affected friendship. Offering 10 that bountiful
Providence. which holds in its charge the des-
TIMES Of men and nations, my most fervent
prayers for the prosperity and greatness of
this Republic and for the welfare and happi
ness of you all. '''
The sentiments expressed 50 forcib'y in
these remarks met with the heartiest responses
from Mr.. Soule's numerous friends assembled.
At the end of his speech, Mr.. Sorie invited
the company to partake of his hospitality,
which was accepted, and n few hours were
thcreupon passed in an agreeable manner
About II o'clock the company .bade kind
FAREWELL and proceeded to the front of the
mansion where the band struck up. at part
ing, the grand martial air, The Marseilles
Hymn A farewell cheer was then given
and the ceremonies closed.
The following were the officers
Committee Of Aryuneements-Colone j
0'Bannon, of Virginia; Col. l.. B. Harris, OF
Mississippi; -- Donelson, Esq of Tennes-
sec; Major - Lindsey, of Alabama; J. Z
Cornant, of Massachusetts.
MISUNDERSTANDING j. T. Wynne. of Missis.
| sippi; Col. - Morse of Tennessee; Capt A
p. Wilwar, of North Carolina
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Col. j. w. FoRS1E.-It having been
reported that Col. Forney, the popular
clerk of the U. S. House of Representa-
tivcs, was about to take charge of the ed
itorial department of the New York Na-
tional Democrat, the editor of that journal
says: -,
I'VE assure our worthy contemporary of
the Sunday Courier that we have not the
slightest idea of rcsigning the editorial
charge of the national DEMocRAT. Col.
Forncy is an old personal friend, whom
we have known long time, and his en-
pcriencc and ability would be an aoqu;si-
ton to any paper in the world; but at
present he has no intention Of leaving
Washington. l...... ...
We have no doubt that some Of the nu-
mcrous aspirants for the clerksl,ips would
like to have Col. F. out of the way; but
we learn that he has determined on being
a candidate for re election ; and it looks
very much as though he will be the choice
of his party for that position.
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How to get tho Star.

Those Of our citizens living at ads
lance from our Office who desire to take
the Staror send us communications, win
find boxes at the following named places
which are opened every day - ha. ,.5sr
At JOHN o. WARMERS silvcrs.mith, Navy
Yard; u - '''i
60 McPHERsoS's Drug Store, Capitol Hill;
=" JOE SHILLISGros's Periodical Dep OF,
Pennsylvania avenue; o..
Nv ADAAs's, Grocery Store, on Seventh
.yGsq street, betweenlH and I, Northern
Liberties; lti I'D ...,y.-. -, r-i
= j. Il. BAkER's Periodical Depot, Island;
SO OxLEY's Grocery Store, LIST Ward; ansl
q" DIR. LrSTHIcUas Drug Store, George
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MORE NEW MUSIC

MY HEART IL BREAKING; De old Crur,It,ard.
NK DO they MIS- me nj home; We. mI., tlIrt
sweet Lucy May; Home oimy youth: S';c,I i"li',
receive me; Ida May; I,ihdI'> gone L. E.lisrup.
Nv old Kentucky home: Aunt Harriet Rc"c!li SLOW,
\ voice from the wAIc>- dueti Fam E!0WH bf
Tor Baltimore; oh BOYS cary me long; iiJl,. ,pp
ular ducts Tor pianO;l Saratoga SCloII,clp; Ban
her Hall Our h~t,P; ksniaiIa Waltz: Norfolk r.
male Institute polka NilaEo,a March; Rainbow
cchotIi>chc; Golden pIppin Polka; Fly anay Polka,
Variations Un Lilly Da'S Lone moi; Would 4 wee
boy again. SC, &c. SC
Rerin'> Instructor inT the PAM; Garra.si'; GIN.
tar INSTRUCTION, st. for saic ~ Winners s,ia;,,n
cry Music ard Fancy Siorc. 9TH str,ci. l .Guan
nom iehis.Nahi" aNenGr. p@,
RRlCkLAb BES.-W anicd inI.stia,clg nn IA
- tension o' United states Ca;it"i. Wa-llH.I"u.
h,ty Buck'av"rS. To good n"tm'u steady .In
ploimrnt VIII hc given. Wages d"p.udin- u'sAl
skill and atteu,icn--,,ic avcra-r l,;ilse - ~
" q. MftGS.
Captain oi Fucunr'4..
In charge OF ENtcn: ion q. :. Ca,iiul
iy l6-,tf
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ALEXANDRIA, ,July .,

ALEXANDRIA, July %, 1858.
MEssRS. EDlToRS Know ing your paper to
have large circulation in this ancient mt now
newly born city, and therefore a good deal of
inhucncc, and proper medium through
which 10 correct grievances, would, there
fore, ask the authorities of this city why it is
that person can stand at either end of King
street, the Broadway of the city. or any where
along it, and see all kinds of coaches, WAGONS.
carts, and d-ays, turning to the right and left
rcstilcntiaI disease, which at first thought
was the case; but after making inquiry of
some farmers coming in with loads, found il
WAS tie wrctched and deplorabIe condition of
the street that kA,t them from it. 1 was
also informed that one ont Of six that PASS
over it with load or Light carriage, is broken
OF damaged. a rougher and more ho!cy street
never existed for a main street of n city. in
this or any other country. l would rather
stones. World il not be well TO take a SIauas-
sas Gap railroad toll on it. and raise some
funds and remedy it Immediately II not
how long arc VIC to endure it, Not lon.er
than the corporation election day, hoyc. 1t
we can then find men who are willing tu
pledge themselves TO improve the streets, let
Us have them, with rush
CITIZEN, Nut ~ k,Sc STREET
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ALL PERSONS IN WANT nF rnm.Er ,r,r

4 LII PERSONS IN WANT eF Tolt.ET ,E1I
"A cLES, FANCY GOODS, &c.-urIl iind n ur'l
selected assortment. such I.uhn<. Nrakim'
McClan ;, aud liarTI>ons Extracts iuJ IN. haudtes
chief; Mctlain> oil; Oriental oI Rose ilarN +,
TricopheTou>; Lyons kailairun: Helis' Clrl.ia-
Inc OK marrow aud Poniafun, ior Vie har; Float
mg Soap sand Honey Military. ard CHIMES. soap;
Shaving Cream; thri~iaInc Balls: Gptman. rrrn.h
and Amerlcan Cologne; Daic's. SWAMI aud Char
coal DeniIlrrcr, Mouth Co,ho,I-: Hair Tarh aud
Nail. ShavIHg. Hat. Clothes. and lnianr'> Rru>le,
kiddcr's and PaySon's indrlihc Ink Pow der Puff,
India Bat Rails; Volatile Pun.cnt> Buffalo. Ivory.
Horn. and Wood Combs; PiayInr aud Visiting ,ard,,
aud many other articles too numerous To- mention
AZ, OF which VIII be suld NJ reduced prices tr "a j.
by WALLACE Elliot
~ h-2aw3w Cor and 10Th ~llr,7s
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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, JUL Is, 1853
Impro3o Dients-Aic.rtmd,iu EloH,rUr MIL
l,JamiesoA's Nsir Fonndyy--CnyftR- Stop
-(fns Lehts-YoWng Catholics Fiiead
Socnefy Pic-nfc-Fafsc 1tarn,-Rioting.
The principal buildings of public interest,
which have been in progress for some time
past. now be- i'm to approach completion The
gigantic mill of thu Alexandria Florrinc
Company. on the strand is rapidly developing
its huge bulk. The new foundry of orr enter.
prising young towLsman, Thomas S Jamie
son, Will soon be in its wake; whilst tic work
men commence during the present week to
ioof the extensive casting shop jsst erected
for the proprie'ors of the Virginia Car WORKS
Numerous other buildings, large and small.
| are going up in various portions of the city,
and the close Of the briiding season will ex-
hibit an increase in the number of Buildings
much beyond any former year of our history.
The committee on light are preparing to in
troduce gaslights into the southern POI ton of
the first ward. This is but an 1T of simple
justice to the industrious, tax-paying popua-
ton in the Vicinity Better late than never =
The pleasure LOVING portion OF our cpmmu-
nifty are busily preparing For the picnic of
the Young Catholics Friend Society, which
will take place on the 2Sth inst. The pal y
VIII proceed in the steamer George Washing
| ton to the White House Pavilion. and as the
ent:Tlrising comrittee promise every facility
for dancing, swinging, fishing, boating, &C.
1t is not TO be doubted that the trip WI be
ono Of the most plcasan: Of the season
a false alarm. OF fire, occasioncd BY the burn
ing Of some sha, .ngs near the intcrs@ :tion of
| Pitt and Pri lccSS streets, drew out our fire
companies. not long since, and an sorry to
add that some of cur high spirited fremen
came near L row Capt. Ncalc and his cohort
were promptly OF The spot, and by strenuous
cxertions succeeded in preserving the peace.
| Keep cool. gentlemen. EGO.
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UaThe Eusning, Star having double
the circulation of any other daily p ar er
published N washington; isconseqae atly
by far the best advertis ing medim in
the District. Business me should 4 ,sar
this fact in mind ~. '..,''. , .''..'
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o. To STRANGERS AND C.TizESs.-T hn Dy9a,'
Dnsucr, oo't,pc> unsurpassed Tx amy, fnr lr!,E,s
of execution and beauty 0l artistic finish.
His assidaa.s efforts to establish lsi .as. tal
lery in this city, and his continued cndoayor> ro
please visiIers and patrons, have not t*n unrruard
ed. An examination Of his Pictures r,renil, made
Is particularly solicited. He l. prepared tn take r,r
lures OF cvcre size and st,le nj rcasonair p'iec,
Gallery, north side Of Pcnn>, lvania avenue 10
tween ~ and 9Th streets, Lane Iu,kcr's Rmld
ing. NAV N
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New, PUBLICATIONs.-We are indebted
to the editor for the August number Of
DeBowis capital Review, and to Mr.. Hugh
Cameron of the Periodical Depot, Todd's
buildings. Pennsylvania avenue, for Put
man Il Co.'S On. T. LIST and I'd number
off, the Industry Of all Nations
tive of the most beautiful and wonderful
things now on exhibition in the New York
Crystal Palace. 49,. Sd
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T. Persons in Alexandria wishing. to
subscribe to the Star will be regul arly
served by leaving their names with Geo.
H. Green, the carrier, on Wolfe street,
between Fairfax and Royal sire cts, or at
John L. Smiths shoe store, Fairfa street,
between King and Prince streets.
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, aiier lou; and psatfaciud Ill
ness, which she bore with cbTisiian rc,,rnaI,or
Miss MARY L. TANNER, aged 20 years.
Her friends and relations are respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral, from the residence cr yocnh
Higgins, on Pennsylvania avenue. near I3h .rcri,
Tomorrow "wednesday NJ 4o'csock y. M