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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-23

FILL IMPORTATION
- NTH R0BIRIS. ImPor'crs Of Hardware, Cutlery,
h, French, German and Hardware Gallery &c con
so dozen sCauln' ".s. 'Arshsrsand Virginia" Axe,
500 knos Closet, s.sek, Pad; hest, CUPID Lock.
1900 sRoirsr.'" "W6seaaois':,' "wsis Sa;ssr."
$500 la' sla,5: RS9a hnlf Round. NIL Pit Gross Cut
&C. &C. s Hasis as sh6 SsS. a nai FORK.
500 200 Gr,. w Ssyfs s. 4S5 s''eF'
800 p ubIs and SINGLE Barrel shot Gun. aai Ride,
l;5 Aou.ehoiss ni other Anvils
~ s p,'S i Boz Cater s. he'' and Flower Vices
1870 DO Trace, Stage, Fnh, Los Breast, Back and Los
100 dozen Halter Chain.
20 bsss 'Griilns" Horse shoe Nall,
Hand, lemon, webb Mn Pit, cro.. Cut and Circular Saws
R,a'p na'Inei.' A1ssF' Ghts:' PaEss Knives; AtIe
H H y mas B[is T sIpP Hc Rem and GiLth webb
Choir Boiling Cloth together Nth article usually kept
Ties goods being purchased cash in Sheffield birmingham
&C. We are prepared 70 onr the Merchants Virginia, North
never before offered in this market SMITH RoRERTs,
S1 on JOHNSTON cosc : AXEs-Just received -
superior e AE, tdrr7'd which are Offering at e
and Farss in want will and it to their intere, to
''e Us eau and examine our ',es before Pgreh.,inF
SEQ Sign q the Crescent saw No. u Main street
NEw AM ELESNNT-The subscribers have Just received
~ Tie most elegant assortment II
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND yESTTNGS,
W hy have ever bad the pleasure q oEernE the pubrcon-
and viii 5e made - order on tens And in ~ 1".t
rr1.ri styles mos respectfully solicit friends
Ts a,ys also large sal general a.,oen,o Gentlemen.
They c to receive, 10 few day, large aud beautiful
READYMADE CLOTHING.
whn roy teug Manufactured by one q the best
HENDERSON 1 BURCH No > Main e.
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rUNHE UNDERSIGNED will the ship ChAndsry
u Grocery Bunefs his account stand
HAsKiHs LIBBY, Rockets.
Thankful for fayors, solicit continuation our old
customers and the public general pledging myself
general satisfaction. ~
mn
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variety sanct Tweed Kcrsey French English aai
American and CAupown Cashmere Pants Satin
faced Black and Fancy raid Valencia satins serge
Cut Nevcts, Wool Ntycs Nc together with
Fancy shirts Collars HcE-
Org, Hamilton shirts: also Negroes
KEEN, CHlLES BALDWIN,
- IL Main
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FALL IMPORTATION

CHlNA, EARTHENWARE, AND FANCY ARTICLES
H>ht SUBSCRIBER oGcEs - Country and other. IN
want his complete assortment OF EdrfAetrdrs CIIs1 Ia
re thery dad FdEcy ATriclc, Of hi. Irsti
iu ne stock OF FdtH Pressed Gzd Cn Glass ysrc
w. 1e Ac The assoTimcpt comprises In part
DihhsT setsGt, Decorated Gold Hand and White Treneh
China $500 $1,000
Do do White, Granite and Blue Print Foxips au. Pm
pie, DAmAseene, Plum, and Lilac
Tea Services, In sets Of 81 - Sc CO.
inpree from ts to tiO0per
water fl'ehers covered and uncovered
Basins and ESers; Toilet Sets; Rich Vase.
Common and Decorated Mugs
Common EarthenuAre, suitable for essRtry trade
Plated Goodt-reA Dessert And Table spoons
Art N. ferii s."s Mustard Spoons, Napkin Rings
Table Catleiy-lyoTy Handle Table sets, 81 piec
oo pO do Knives and Forks In dozens
Britannia wAre-ca,ier from the uo"t eommSS 10 M, H.,
manufactured, Spoons and Ladies' and sAiet,
flud Lamps
Looking Gasseg-spendd Gilt Ornamental Frames PreneI
Plate various sizes, suitable for Mantel or Pier
10 90 Mahogany frames, in ireat variety, and
Glass WAre-Plain Pressed, and Cut Pitch
salyers Bowls, Preserve Dishes, DeeAntsrs, Lem
Grades, kgg Glasses, Goblets, Campaigns, Safety
fiuid Lamps, Water Bottles. Butter eyrup
and Molasses Cans, Salt Celeriss, Caster Bottles,
Preserve Jars Fish Globes
LAmps-The Improved Solar which
the sole proprietor, ParlOr, Hall, Store Factory
Hand LaGps, in great variety
chAndalers OF 2S ~ s. &c. Burners furnished reAsoH.
HE terms
Waters aud Tea Trays Lanterns Table Mats Dish Govern
Toy Tea, and Dinner Sets
Stone Ware at factory prices.
The subse her oGera Of the on
and IN satisfied that call from Country Merchants peson
contemplating House Keeping viii convince them ndf
in the State Small PROFITS and quick Sales motto.
Call at III West Main street.
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READY MADE CIOTHING

Two TIE rtAphThc subscribers
aud Winter S;n of Ready Made Clothing,
themselves for the Virginia aud North Carolina which
they ak the attention ~ Merchants:
Grey MiV'd Satinet Cats French Beaver over Goats
Clcuted do III English do DO do
English and American Tweed IWled Castor 10
Beaver Cashmere Krpcks Fine Petersham do
C'ouded and Wavd do Medium and low AIDE do
Heavy English NNG DO Blue and DrAb Blanket
French do English 10
German Beaver hiNd Pattidgc
English do 50 Devonshire Kcrsey
French do do German Beaver
ISiHet Castor DO k-qutnauN
Brown BIZ Business DO Fancy Negro head
English FLAP do English Double
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20 bozd cOHte1IftHgd rSiff9 Richmond
ted Cos Chemical Liquid solder for Welding China Glass
Marble, Agate Porcelain, and house all kinds.
cies Joined with this Cement and er
minutes after being joined s.sa
most delicate subject This invaluable
possession Of house keeper, by s tenay
ress the action % hot vater and acids This article
iorsd solely establishment for this State persons
rslyupon getting the genuine article
X r. DUyAL BRO. pniggists,
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WIN l. HAULE Agent Pearl street, one door from MAN.
Toler A Cooks once.
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INI..OLI TioN or Co-pARTNpRsuI

III
II heretofore existing the suborbers 10 his day
solved oy mutual consent All having
thrm for payment and all those Indebted
forward and settle their respective early possible
with either o. US. r. u. HAsKINs,
sept ], 1881 LUTHER LIBBY
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VNAII. AND WINTER DRESS GOODs-we invite the at
II tentioa q purchasers the following
French Nrrinoes all eolors
English
PLAID and Striped M0uslus and Cashmeres
Rich do
Plain and small FiR'd De LANES for children
Plain Black and Back Fgd
Plaid and Rich Fic'e Cord silks
Ladies Cloths flr CI1aks, al roors
Muslin and Cambria Chcmirettes and sleeve.
Cambria, Lace and Muslin Collars
Clotl Cpaks, Ions and square Wool shauls
Alarg stock Of Pointed Ycysis Gallons gimps and BrAis
All Of which will sell at the lowest prices.
or1g WARRFN A pFRRTSa
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PURCELL, LADD A CO

EUOOtAtaI, OSBOhN 60, Carriage Man s.-SG "
ufacturers Dealers, No. ans Main street CSHES<
4 able variety Of fine Car IvfT1
lagos and Buyy'cs Of description, Of uurSes<-
manuiactur, which will sell favorable pOT-
son Of embraced ~ following Which
during the and specially iny.tc friends
nd 4 public 10 give a cali:
yrencl Coaches Standing Top Rarouches
OirEry seat RockAwAys Slide seat Top Bgggigs
Blk Seat ChRriottees Pour do Wagons
DO i" EJcksways Top and no Top Dos do
yive ESckAways Il" " Boot DO
-Four Jenny Lind do Top and no Top BUgges
Two seat Rockaways Sulkios
Falling Top Barouehes CArTyans
Also hand Carriages and every description
uhlS
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1,OII.t1.r TlNr noOks--wI.oD',. oa,In,,. 3

6,oLi.t.E TINT boORs.-wilsons, oaains, sharpey's,
Y ! Honer's Anatomy.
Kirk Page;, Danglisons Carpenters Ply soogy
Gbs MS PIncost and MllcT's surgery.
Townes', SllimAn's, aud stoe.harts Chemistry.
Percira's and Duuglisou's MaisTia Medica.
Mess, Lee 1ucker Nepeaus, Moreau's, RAndolphs,
Dtwe's Midvifery.
watson DIngiisons Woods and Bell Practice
DeEe's, Meig's, Condy, EbeTle West n Children.
Wood and Bache's Dispeus ltoTy.
Dungiisou =, "copper" H11pers and Palmer's Dictionary.
Mills, Qgain's and HomrTs Plates.
All Medical Books ~ value be had ti21 Main
printed catalogue ~ the largest
In Richmond is ready for distribuiion.
nrIQ p
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FAIL MpOnTAIINN ~ CNEPETINDs

FALL MpOETNION OF CARPETINGS
NHtii~TiNN a LNTHHOp would invite attention Co., their
- r.tguaIy, asurHtr n frah Carpets E1Fs Matt. &c.
Imported f..g' from Nr celebrated mandatory ~ M..rr..
tr1Hsley su 1na. r1Ils directly or
Deg aud cannot h grpll u btly C Design braury 81
.'lnrs hy any goods sold boz CD. United 9tatss.
ALSO
duE o. nur n.t n''ty. and hn ho praptrstst urs
ht complete 0f Carpets RuFu Matte FIar Ca
hoctng Mating Floor Oh Goethe Stair Linens able aud " no
Covers, and general asaftsut ~ H1ua Furnishing
NlHOt1EN CIHNN NOS NhNDED.- ~ means Of a Clsr,i.
- cal Liquid Cement f usHdlDg Gass China Stone Marble
Aahaster and Ornamental Ware q every description ar
Cues Joined Eth TILE valuable competition Become perfectly
hrm ah ready o cn 1ys minutes IL v leave
any color on TIE esrcst Our NJ ~ Norton" hagny
bought e receipt r The Hts ~ Virginia can aH.rd h. ss
90 The most reasonable terms by The atFe quantity
aag5 No. 100 Back s,sars. richmond.
SsPEItAL NOTtE-Nrw York nnd Virginia q ssr--y,
- = = tosperie Goii Silver stones Metals kLr
~ Vauac articles uf any Kind, VII, not D. f1s-ksZ
90 90 board VI 'horuf r tmIHHy .hirl Wiz tho Inersrt
on tr if except ly special e ar,uts 0
p1s.rs H h ships a e Company Do rsstH rabl- f1r such
Joe therein stated ITBTAN A wATspg "
a"t'-u Aveuts
NEW tsrAHLisuHtNr W. .rHI.,.. ,Ia.s,.ss &C.
- The suls,h,rl haEs.I 20 Die sf, .ud. aud t. rlc
- e very brr. tlprrt Do fas f..stsi ta h0pes st
ucr VII r0utlIru lI. N H EfI. ~ HIr,rfy 6pudaa de
oi stand = usskns hiy Ftrrc may found almost ever,
tfire n hr Slip ChauhrE arI Grocery rt intends g.
tccr constantly taGd lsF. sia rf Rp on ai ffss He
go f" n o uAsKrNs
Inh nHOs. fri.as Cals Hols--s- sar,y crop Tor sale
bOOb lsrfl bACOs HAsKfKyfLL
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

comprising s extensive and splendid stock o.
Dry Goods exhibited 10 virginia.
We a complete stock %
READY MADE CLOTHING,
murh usual and entirely e.! n, I0r3
AIEHrefHs thF best both
ans workmanship
respectfully solicit call from merchant. visiting this
have only goods r NJ s0i
came goods sold ia IuV 5.iyLf i1 "a cyIufrU.
.uH KENT. PAINE 4 Kl,T
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ENLNNNsGAN. STOI,F- - co. oder Cor sale.
E 2up this PRsLI y % sugar.
~ Kegs L'af, Crushed and PoEitTrJ Sugars
2uNhfIs Coffee &c.
Coz ODD ~ boo C0dc. 900 IaruIrs do. l50J.ya So
lu1hhi- Clla and Sugar House MY.asses
tnfhnN
l;gu kegs Nails and Spites, assorted
5lu buN'- Isii.E, Sperm and A'snauttne Candles
100 boxes su-T, ltifdrzsl Painted Burtsts
Gu A-AWs Paper ~ rht-t Teas assorted
l5ptas H-rrngs, ~ tJs Pure cider vinegar
tlu SIDES Sol. Leather
Pmento GngrI Ppprr haasss. Bel Cord Lesi1g Lines.
baEirE aL srr ting POWDER Candle WICK shoe
starch Pearl
Steel Cast steel bum Salt Psrs Blue Fytracts Ior.
woof l'ar fuaier Cl,ss- super soda Glass lumber.
l.
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HAHIG-. MHDItINF-. FAINT, OiI.s. Sc.-Thg sui scr
~ brr receiving and vi continue receive,
ADDITIONAL supple u carefully sgtsd Drugs Vi icnJs P4nts,
us Nsrui-hrr Painter C.rH, WId.E Gll a together
Win American.
AMI Ensih Chemical Medicine %. stuff prrfararv Fan
~ arirlc 40 nf goods having ea,.I.d particular
I,-,h.e o. ih, putty oI gle atd every article, that f.
confident ihyctrs Country Merchants and FAINTER
o. rr interest o cali ari canine stock au1 p.,a which
VII compare iavOrlt' with ole red In this market
Physrtn Pre- rrf"rs carefully prepared and u.r orfrrH
ithfuIs tsI under immediate. packed
and 'orwa5iei With me utr1..' err. ard is.T1trh.
y JOHNSTON BROTHER,
"hfletfiD and FrtHu Drurrists.
l'f Man Richmond. q
y o. IS. f.t, fro .r5- -sr,rs ru prr ~ ana
price, a. Chewing TnHr.1. uHrfartIrei o.. .ar
'ai'. which We con commend ifteinE really rup rigr
80 :. BRO
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n UNTs IMPROVED PATENT WIIEAT DRILL.-Ihe peTfor,
OF this Drill the season, entirely sAact
and spoken Of in Of high eomnendaon by those who
used it, therefore feel warranted Ia recommending nfe
hitherto simple construction
rable and liable Of order and the price o. II less
other Drills Those who be
coming respectfully forward their
early, 90 avoid disappointment. a. BALDWIN,
Au6l No. las Main
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~ Hrcrv atJI Vain Sfrre-Opened during past
ny TOOK ~ Fa and Winter Dry Goods ~ M Northern
markets upon he best terms consisting n the latest designs
best fabTs ~ ladies dre goods boys wear housoEsep
nv FOODS, shawl Hofy, 0loves, Handterchsf, Bonnet
necs Rbbons nanns nsns &C. al which vii be Tow
SlLAs l.. JOHNSON
IA fun Servants goods and BLANKETS. and
Brown Domestic.
KHAtNTa-Whte Lead, Lewis and Atlantic white Fng
hsh Patent Dryer Paris Green, ~ brilliant color
Ehvt' large asortmcnt0f all sres Of Paint brushes and
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performed which might have accomnan;ed
the coronation of the most powerful and
popular of living princesses. Pedro,
meanwhile, looked on in stern endowment
of the honors paid to the remains Of his
beloved wife.
The body of Inez was conveyed. inn
mediately after this ceremony, to the
royal burial-place at Alcobaga. and there
magniticently re-interred. Pedro closed
the scene by firmly establishing the leeit-
imacy of the children of Inez. and by
profuSely rewarding all who had served
her, or had any claims upon her gratitude.
mus closes the extraordinary history
of lnez de Castro. 1t is but fair n tho
memory of Pedro to state that when he
had avenged the murder of his consort.
and done all in his power to clear her
memory from stain, he became to Portu-
gal just and popular ruler. To the
last, he administered the laws with Sc
verify. but at the same time with undo
waiting impartiality. These qualities per
haps rendered him ruler more fit for such
times than one Of milder and more mer-
ciful sentiments. He showed, also. that
sovereign austerely Just could he habit
ually generous, and even munifcent. Tn
to the hour of his death. Pedro retained
his affection for the memory of Inez de
Castro unchanged and untaTnishcd, and
1t was his frequent custom to retire TO
her tomb, and there indulge in meditation
upon her virtues and her fate.
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THE DEAD.

How seldom do We think Of the dead
Although we sit around the same hearth
where they once sat, and read from the
same volume they SO loved to rerusc. vet
we do not think of thom.-Oh, how The
heart throbs with wild and uncontrolla.
ble emotion, as we stand beside lie diving
friond We doarl y love We wildly strive,
but all in vain, to prolong the precious
life: We follow in deepest anguish down
the dark flowing river; the spirit of TIE
loved one passes onward alone-and we
are left to linger on the shore of time
We think, as we behold the inanimate
form consigned to the cold grave, and
hear the damp earth over it. that we will
never forget the life scenes Of the depart-
ed-that their memory will always re-
main fresh in our hearts, and almost
wonder that the busy multitude can move
'on so briskly among us. But the sun
shines bright as ever on the new made
grave. Nature looks as gay and smiling,
and the birds sing as merrily as before.
Again we mingle with the busy, iost-
ling throng. Weeks and months roll on
we visit the graves less frequently
and gradually cease to think of the lost
ones, save when some voice or incident of
by-gone days recalls them to our memo
ry. The feelings of bitter anguish and
bereavement are soon worn off by the ac-
cumulating cares and pleasures Of life.
Thus we, In turn, must ere long pass
away, and be forgotten. Such is human
life
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The Most WOnd { rful NJ edicine
EtrF dtSco"ered Jor the certain Of Agus ami FSrer
I,it'rmiHsnt and Bilious Fsrers.
Ubef l. CO.'S Vegetable NreSific,

VNIIE proprietors of this valuable Me iicine have
i never laaie any Efforts TO introduce it .elorp
the public yet Il has found grrt favor far aud near
Certificates without Eumbcr have been furnished of
IT. virtues. without aGy solicitation, aud many cures
performed when all other medicines have taiIed 4 |
nt a. GSsd az trial 1t has stood the test for sew
sra years and we say, without fear that 10 better
preparation for the cure of Asue and Fever can be
produced. As an evidence publish certificate
Of II gentleman well known:
Il take great pleasure in recommending the Spc-
cihc prepared 10y Ober McConkey, for the cure of
Ague and Fever az the hest article for the accom-
fsli>hment Of that object have met with. In
my family it has succeeded bevond my most san
guire expectations, ani therefore, l consider it a
privilege rs we'll rs duty to recommend it's to
all who may be suffering the influence of that
distressing aniietion. (Signed)
ID. EVANS REEsE.
Minister of the Methodist Protestant Church.
F-r sale by the proprietnrs, OBER 4 Co, Balti-
more:
BY DANIEL r. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potomac
Hail. corner OF Maryland avenue and llth street,
Island
Ey CLARKE BOWLING, 7th street, between
south and streets, Island:
And by JAMES H. STONE corner of 9Th and L
streets, Northern Liberties, Washington, DC.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
san l6-5m-
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MRS. F.. CONVERSE 4 MISS NJ. MI!.LER'S
Select School for Young Ladies',

Homihon TerTace, No. DAB, E,tq,c street Baltimore.
THESE ladies' who hive had so much experience
l. ia teaching, both i'm the Eastern and Middle
States, will open Select Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEP PIEMBER. The success which has invari-
ably attended their past efforts, gives them assurance
that parents who HAY en'rist the education of then
children 10 their care, will find the dulles and
spoisibies Of this important and sacred trust faith
fully and ably discharged.
The English Department will be under the exclu-
sIve direction of the Principals OF the School; and
well qu,hed Teachers Will he employed to yive in
struction in the Ancient and Modern Languages
Music, Drawing, &c.
For terms, Sc, apply 10 principals. Circulars
can be obtained At Cushings 4 Bai!ey's, Baltimore
street. Opposite Hanover. aug 2j-2in
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
'!'iiE nde1signei respectfully announces tc The
i public of Aiexandra IL. that the mot -xtr.ortli-
nary end astonishing Exhibition Of ;he BIEL ORA
MA OF of Pictures Of the New Testament will ;kr
riare at LIBERTY HALL. on TUESDAY, the 2ath in
sinni at ~ O'Clock. Doors open nat1
Tie Bib i0.a 'a from the Nativity the Srpn ion
ofOuT Lord ard saviour Jrsns CErist. with ti.uGe~
In full hGia size. vi ia accompanied ly az appru.
PIRATE lecture. following only tie GnSp,l withort
touching upon different dec rincs Of churches Only
sacred music from the celebrated com2Gs, rs Ill
harninili-" with the scenery rs it comes in view.
Exhibitions every evening precisely ut 10 We l.
nesthys and Saturday attorntous ior schools at 3 i,
sclo-k
Price Of admission p cents Children half ,.rce
i.ih"f ARRANGEMENTS WITH schools. tXtra Exhi-
tIioEs for select parties, with their own rToint-
lecturer. if deElnn,led
OF ly--Gtd#- GFRTiNk ktIJ:urnS
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WHALEY's oMNIB0ssEs.

On THURSDAY. the 18th instant
ETfSSsr - y will commence running two lines
EN-eSE. of OMNlBUSSES between Alexan-
dria anu a-hiugton, leaving Alexandria at ~
oe'"eR IN the morning, and 81 In the afternoon
connecting with the trains leaving Washington at &
ociA . III tne morning and in the afternoon. Re
turning, leate Washington on the arrival of the
ira ms from baltimore, in time in the morning to
connect with the Orange and Manassas Can rain
trum Alexandria, at O'clock
Passengers wishing seats in this line will ,s.vs
their nsnies and residences with Dr. Janc. Entwis.
tie, Alexandria, and at the Irving House, Washins
ton corner of 18th street ana PENNSYLVANIA avenue
The morning line Will call for passengers within any
Reasons ble distances ia either city
sep 2S-Gul- WN WUAIFy
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p0PCLAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD BY KiDWELL Il LAURENCE. Peunsyl-
- yania avenue and llth street, Washingtun and
JOHN l.. klDWELI. High street, Geor ryetOwn d.
C.. comprising IN part:
DIR. jaynes Family Medicincs-Dr Roses Family
MedicineS-WistarS Ias.m Of Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry P,cOral-Sands' aud low sands Sarsaparil-
la-A. H. and John Bulls do-Rose and SchwartZes s
dn-Nilhau EliNer Calisaya Bark-Wolfs Aromatic
Scheid.ln Schnapps-Kidsells Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antidote-U Usgoods India Chnlo-
gnsue-RowsI.d : Tonic MIXTURE Hanpton's Veseta-
bic Tincture-Greons Originated Bitters-Hoofands 5
G-rmnn do-Blakt's and Cannon's do-Rushton Is
and Shines Cod Liver oil. together with all the most
approx ed iicines Cf the time.
Agents for the sale OF soy mours Galy anic Abdomi-
nal supporter, SeyAlOurs Ob,tetrca Supporters and
Mr.. Belt. Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
A fresh supply Of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
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Georgetown Female Seminary,

n, z.
'fNHlS Institution Is open and in full operation
l. The course Of study is rery thorough and prc-
tised. The principal superintends all the depart
menS of study. and is assisted bv the best and mo-,
efficient teachers The seminary presents the very
finest advantages 10 rents who wish to place their
daughters under wstcAtul care and attention.
B"arding and tuition iB AL English branches 500
per session Of ten months. French. music draw ing
&c, extra.
Day pupils from - to so per qusrtor Of II weeks.
Circulars and catalogues 10 be had on appli alton
to the principal. WILLIAM j. CLARK,
sep le-cott- Principal
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS,
NEW GOOD AND KEW STYLES,
At s. Cammack's Clothing Establishment,
q nm

YNHE aubscrber having just returned from the
L North with large aud elegant assortment OF
CassiDares. Cloths, Vestngs &C. of the latest pat
terms. rotfes his oil customers aud the public gl,-
orally that he is prepared to fill all orders for
Clothing at the shortest notice.
ALSO, well selec.sd stock Of Resdy-n,a,le Cloth
ing, Handkerchief, Crsvats, Shirts, &c. &C. of the
latest styles. Call and examine for yourselves
Two frat rate Coat hands wanted.
sep 26-1m Z. CAMNACK
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

Be CHEERFUL.-Ifpeople generally know
what an advantage it was to be cheerful,
says the Albany Journal, there would be
fewer sour faces in the world, and evil
IDENTIFY less ill-temper. A man never
gains anything by exhibiting his annoy
ance In his face, much less by bursting
into passion. AS it is neither manly
nor wise to yield, like a child, pettishly
to every cross, so it is alike foolish and
absurd to allow feelings of anger to de-
prive us Of seIf-control.
Happiness is much better distributed
than money. 1t is one of those valuable
productions which money can't buy. One
of these mornings in walking to your
place of business, you see one of the rich
men of the day, who dwells in marble
halls and wears expensive clothing and
gold watch, hurry ing across the street to
his place of business, with his brow puck
cred up like bed quilt, lest he may ac-
cidentally lose the sale Of his wares, or
perhaps fail to see somebody whom be
expected would pay up an old score.
Then you meet the hod-carlier hurrying
to his work, and singing Yankee Doodle,
or whistling Dandy Jim, his head un-
troubled by a thought, and his docket un.
disturbed by dollar. Money will never
bring happiness without clear con-
science but comfortable home, and an
agreeable society, will bring with it all
the happiness that can be found on earth.