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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18
ANOTHER INSTANCE OF CsED02

To d. Z. NoRrHrIp, NJ, D., Gen. Agi. 6. t.
CHRIsTrr, New York
Dear Sir,-Being a physic in tie vicinity II
one of your Agents, have been much s;rstifet "a
the examination OF YOUR Galvanic IuIa:iSes. All
highly pleased with their pracucsl results. ! have
observed that they constructed tie scIea
tic principle for the gentle, seti, J!eacw and oe.
.inrai dev elcpment OF the Gaiya urreI thcfct'
filling disideratum. long sought for but here.0tHs
unknown. l checriully recommend them tor iAf
alienation and cure OF those distressing ai!meo'
called NrssoUs COMPLAINTS, for which t.ey aTs "
happily and ingcniously Designed
Worry truly yours. DAVID RICE, NJ y.
Leyerett, Mass, February 10, lSSo
aS- No trouble or Inconvenience attends the uss
of DR. CHEiSTIE'S G.iLT.INIC CURiTIjES
and they may DC worn by the most feeble and del-
cate with perfect case and safety. la many cases
the sensation attending their is highly pinr's1
and Agreeable They are accompanied by iul! sHd
plain directions Tor Pamphlets with fgI par,
GculaTs may be obtained gratis OF the snIAoI'se'
Agen
Prices:
The Gslyanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, Ono Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. BswsIe Of Connis,fssi. aud HorfhIess HaisatierA
.. C. M0REHEAD, NJ. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR TIE UNITED STATEN
l32 BaossiWaY, New Nork'
AGENT in Lewisburg-C. ". SCHAFFlF
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HARRISBURG BOOK BIMDERY.


d Cantins, and UiclOk d Birrea,
DOOK BINDERS, Stationers, and Blank
I'D Book Manufactures, HARRIsHrRG. Pa.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they carrying the above bus
iness. at the OLD STAND occupied by lckok barrett
They fater themselves that by careful bus
ness, they will merit and receive a continuance of the
patronage 40 literally enjoyed by the old firms.
Particular attention will he paid TO the Ruling and
Binding Of every description of BLANK BOOKS Banks
County Offices Merchants, and Private ndi, iduals and
every variety Of full and hafbound Blank books Music
Newspapers &c. bound in any style required.
In addition to the have will at all times
keep general assortment of STATIONERY consisting OF
Letter, Cap Drawing. Transfer, Copying and Blotting
paper; Waters, Aruold's Writing Fluid Lead Pencils
Black Ink, Blue Ink, Sealing Wax. Copying Ink, States
and Pencils, Letter Stamps India Rubber WATERS Red
Tape, Blank Boards, Folders. Ernsers. &c.
~ Paper ruled to pattern, and all work warrrn ted
and done very chcaply. F.L.HUTTER co.
May 81, ls5o.-ly.
UBooks and Pamphlets to be bound may be
left with Editor Of the Lewisburs Chronicle
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4 say, printer-do you take Manhattan
money!
NO
What's the reason-aiu't it good?'
Yes
why don't you take it then
'Can't get it
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$4,000 PER S O N 9
Entirely and Permanently Cured.

includin. all ages classes and conditions. sraong
" hon were a large number of Ladies' who iecu~
Lariy subject to Nervous Complaints. have beea
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18
Lightning Rods.

4 FTER many years close investigation and
IL numerous experiments, the Pateniee taxes
PLEASURE in informing the public that he has
arrived at the true principle OF protecting families
dwellings, and property from the destructive in.u-
ence of LIGHTNING The eaianiles
that every City, Town, Village and Country falls
victim to annually, thro' the gross negligence Of
its inhabitants, is beyond calculation. especially
when the remedy is 30 easy to obtan--thls Is
found in
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18
GhrIstle's GaIvanle and Magnetic curatIve.,

have beer quietly working their way among re
most intelligent and respectable classes .nI ,-o
constantly achieving cures alarming tram o,
diseases which have for ages baied ali the All Of
rredicne and all the resources of Science. Ths.,
diseases ara called
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

THIS STAR IN BAIT1MORH.-On Monday
next, persons employed for the purpose,
will commence canyassing Baltimore city
for subscribers to the STAR The Star will
reach Baltimore by the train which leaves
Washington at 81 o'clock, enabling the
carrier toildeliyer tito subscribers the
same afternoon, placing them in posses
sion of the latest and most interesting
Washington news one day in advance of
all other papers. TIE price Of the Star
is only s3.12I a ysor, royabIe to the agent
e. cents ureekly. -
All orders left Of the bookstore of John
Gathers q Brother. corner of Baltimore
and Holiday streets, will be promptly at
tended to. ~, ~ '.f''' i' 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

u The Baltimore Sun in summing up
the result ofthe Democratic primary cleo
tons for delegates to the Maryland Guber-
Material Convention, give Hughes 3, Ligon
81, Mitchell 81, Key 8, Duvall 3; from
whichit will be seen, that Mr.. Mitchell, the
choice of Baltimore, is nowhere. Forty
nine votes nominate, and as Mr.. Hughes
is the second choice of a number Of dele
gates who will vote on the first ballot for
other gentlemen, his chances are good for
the nomination.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

U Rev. A. D. Eddy, of N. j., in the
discussion on slavery in the Presbyterian
Assembly, at Buffalo, defended himself
from. the charge that he had married a
Shareholder. 1t was untrue. She never
had but one slave, and that ,ras the one she
married.. He had no wish to escape from
her bondage. .a ia ..rr.ae -. r.',,
IT A fearful riot occurred near Lau.
renctburg, Indiana, on Sunday last, be-
tween two parties of laborers on the Ohio
and Mississippi railroad, Three persons
were killed and six wounded. - b.'s
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rfn London and its vicinity there

pfn London and its vicinity there
are nine water companies, who exercise
absolute discretion in the quality. price
and quantity of water they sell. The
daily supply is from forty-fye to fifty
million gallons. 1t is estimated that the
London sewerage daily discharged in the
Thames is equal to near ten million cubic
feet-a quantity equivalent to surface
of more than thirty-six acres in extent
and six feet deep.
UMrs. Fanny Kemble (Butler) isread-
ing Shakespeare in England. It is said
she is getting quite fleshy. The Papers
say g her massive and muscular arm is q
wonder of flesh. and blood, sinew and
braWn."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

Uncommon Schools in California, un-
der the present law of the State. may be
either sectarian Or not, as the parents OF
the pupils choose. This change was ef-
fected at the last session of the California
Legislature, when, at the recommendation
of the State superintendent, a bill was
passed repeating those sections CT the
original law which declared that schools
mus, be free, from all sectarian bias, con-
troll or influence, in order to participate
in the benefits Of the school fund, and
that no secfarian book should be used in
them. A special provision is also con-
tanned in this bill admitting the Roman
Catholic parochial schools to the full ben
efits " the school fund, '''.. .
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DR.. CAsADAvANT,
SURGEON DENTIST.

MOULD respectfully announce to his friend. ma
w the public Of Washington. that he Is ncrm.-
nenty located on Pennsylvania avenue, between Ns-
ti6na Hotel and streets, two doors from nh,,
Building. where he still continues 10 perform an on
erations in the Dental Art. and asts 20 his repfs
ton and skill for a continuance OF patronage
He has made arrangements with one ~ the b.,
worknen 20 assist him in the manufacture of ARTI
FIJI IAL TEETH, singe, or in blocks with gpms
which are superior and more solid than any in Use
in this city. They are inserted by the atmospber,c
pressure, mounted the finest gold plates ar, on in
comparable lightnese, and not easily distinguished
from the nanral-they are sufficient for every pur
pose of mascation, impartine to age the frp.hpe..
and intelligence of youth, and worn without the
least uneasiness. For his great improvement he has
received many testimonials from his patients and the
press.
With an experience of seven years he will give
perfect satisfaction, and all his operations Will be
warranted. ans Z aoI,,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

I ? SANDER, at one time, was an offence
punishable by statutary enactment in
Massachusetts. A slanderer, a backbiter,
or q mischief maker, was regarded as a
pest to society, and laws provided for the
exemplary punishment of such offenders,
as will be seen, in part, by the following
extracts from the ancient records of Mas.
sachusetts: " Thomas Petit for suspicion
Of SANDER, idleness and stubbornness, Is
sentenced to be severely whipped, and to
be kept in hold" "Capt. Stone, for
abusing Mr.. Ludlow, IA Justice of Peace, }
and calling him Justoss, is fined hum
dred pounds, and prohibited coming with
in the patent, without the Governors
leave, on pain of DEATH. raf ta
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

TEMPERANCE AND Politics IN New
.lERsEY.-A league has been formed in
New Jersey, the members of which are
pledged to use q all legitimate and honor
able means to effect the legal prohibition
of the liquor traffic; to be satisfied with
nothing short of a complete outlawry of
the traffic : and to vote for no man as
legislator who is not pledged to its sup
preston.
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FOR HARPER,sFERRY

W~S Inc splendid steam Packet CON
s. &lA~H GRESS, Captain VoLNEY PuRsELL,
Ek7'ssrz<zss having been thoroughly repaired and
put in complete order, Will her regular
trips between IIARPER'S FERRY and GEORGE-
TOWN, on Monday, August 9Th, leaving Ritter's
wharf, Market street Bridge, west Of the Market
House, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
O'Clock, a. m, arriving at Harper's Ferry i'm time
for the cars going west. Returning, leave Harper's
Ferry every Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday, at
O'Clock, a. m, arriving in Georgetown the same
evening ..'E
Way passengers will be landed at any point on the
Canal, at reasonable rates.
Parties of pleasure can obtain passage al half
price.
All packages intended for the Congress 10 be left
nj w. H. Ritter's warehouse where all information
concerning the boat may be obtained.
Through passage %. u
IEORGEToWN, Aug. >, 1893. iy 6-eOlmt
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! - - lsss.,.ss - -.
WASHINGTON News,

NEW Postal CONVENTION BErwBEN THE
us1rE6 STATES .Asp BREars Under this
Convention, sigaed on the before yester-
day between the Pos mastor General and Mr..
q. schlstaen, sMinst Or, resident ofthe Re-
public q Bremen, TIL following are the rates
Of postage ON etters of the weight Of half an
ounce and under conveyed by the United States
and Bremen line of steamers hereafter to sail
semi monthly between New York and Bremen,
to 90 into effect with the first outgoing steam
er after the 18th. of August current:
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

CoRREcTION.-Thetypesy yesterday made
us say that Caleb Cushing babe fair in
time TO be recognized by the many as the
standard bearer in the cause of sound,
safe, and yet swirl American progress
The reader by leaving out, the monosyla-
bic ct the" written above in italics) will
have the sentence az written and intended
by the editor of the Stdr. Ut :ii.oI'.f-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06
CAMPHINE AND ETHEREAL OH,

A Il WlllTTLESEY'S, on 18th street, wholesale
n and retail, a genuine article. Upon trial, il
iound otherwise, the money will be returned
Also, pure Sperm and Lard Oil, raw and boiled
Linsecd Oil, Neat'sfoot, Ro.in, and Tanners Oil.
Narnishes OF all kinds, Paints, Window Glass,
Lamps, sc.
Oma sgns Of 81. and oyer, ise per Gent. will be
deducted for casli. WHITTLESEY'S
9Th street, nearly opposite the Avenue House.
alIg eu0w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

X ATTY Darlins's Farewell TO bemOt: Come, take
IN sail; TIE old Veteran: DO they miss me al
home; Yes, we miss thee; Sweet Lucy May; Swec,
home, receive ne; De Old churchyard; My heart is
breaking; Linda's gone TO Baltimore; 4 voice FROM
the waves; Aunt Harriet; My old Kentucky home
&C., &c.
Brilliant Pieces.-Make NE no gaudy chaplet: The
Smile; Chant National DIES CEoates; Italy Etuies
by Bcrtini; Variations on Love Net; DO. on Lilly
Dale; Flower Garden Schottische: Gameronian J.
Quadriles; Cradle Polka; Sunrise SchOttiscke
Fly away Polka; Midnight Waltz Vandalia " aItz:
and a general assortment always on hand. The
OPERA CHORUS Book jils, received, at
WINNERS Stationery,
Music, and Fancy Store, Gi!l street, | square
aus North of Peuusyi.ania avenue
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N A r RIEn

On the end instant, by The Rev VIM. Hank. Mr.
THOMAS c. PRICE, to Mis-. Joanna PEARSON,
all of this city.
On the 4lh instant by the Rev. L. I. Gilliss, r. B.
fRONSIDE. NJ. D., of Yreka. California, and MA
RY WIIARTENBY, second daughter Of John Hood,
Esq, OF this city.
Near Charlestown, Cecil county, Md. on the ID
instant, by Rev. A. A. Hodge, JOHN T.. CROW, OF
Baltimore, formerly of Georgetown. and MARY g.
OWENS, of Cecil county. MARYLAND.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06
DEF

On the 5tn instant, MARGARET E. McHENRY.
consort of Philip McHenry, In the Goth year of her
age. May she rest i'm peace.
GO Her funeral will take place to morew, (Sun-
day. afternoon, at AZ O'Clock, from the residence of
her mother, corner OF street, and Delaware ave.
On the 5th instant, in the 62d year Of her age Mrs
MARY GIDEON, wife of Jacob Gideon.
On the 9Th instant, after long and pain al illness
Mrs. MARGARET Y. HARNESS. consort OF Jno.
&. Hardness.
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TALLY.H0 RAZ0Rs-ANorHER SUPPLY!

ENOUGH FOR A1.L.-Just received large sup
II ply Of the popular TALLY-HO RAZoRS, gross
after gross Of which have been retsed by the sub
scrber, rala whom yoH viii always get the gsIisss
article in short time Everybody can shave a a
trfng expense, and with the truth Of the st adaes
s'what il worth doing at all il worth doug well.
Also, supply of Shaving Craas, seap, Brsssss,
Strops Tooth and Hair Bro hes, and fxhcy ARTICLES,
generally, at WlMER'S Stationery, Music, Fan
cy Store, SIKH street, one square from Penngfva-
MIA avepue, ~ ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

IFE INSURAN NEE, 4" the only sure prop
tile dying husband may leave to support the wife
of his bosom and their tender olspring'' The un-
dersisned as the duly appointed agent OF sThe How
ard Life Insurance Company of New York,"is pre-
pared TO grant Life Assurances and To grant or pur
chase or dispose of a'nuites npon the mutual and
joint stock principle or otherwise. The Howard la.
guaranteed capital of hundred and thousand
dollars. All persons feeling interest in the object
proposed will be- furnished with book sratis detail
ing in brief the mode Of cfecting insurance. All are
invited to efanae the advantages proposed, wheth-
eT desiring TO insure not.
i., G. SPALDING, Agent,
Office on d street, one door east of 10th Il.
aug 6-eOlm
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

tIe lWeHtStICe7 uileuy uiScuSSeS the
Smyrna affair; applauding Commander
Ingraham for the promptness with which
he essayed to protect the rights of sup
posed citizen of the United States. hint
ing at the same time that he was inclined
to 60 much too far: while not hesitating
1.-THE 'editor) to condemn in emphatic lam
guage, the conduct of the Austrian au.
thorities in the case, as illegal and arbi-
trary. These few emphatic comments
are accompanied by the republication of
the article upon the same subject origi-
nally appearing in the London Times.
The Intelligenccr further presents a me-
LANCE of proof that the Democratic party
is torn with fueds. S. B. Witherald, of
Baltimore, discusses, in the same paper,
the ideas which should guide Clark Mills
in designing the equestrian statue of
Washington he is to erect Tor the Gov
ernment, of course undertaking to fur
nish him with views on the subject.
The Union quotes an interesting arti-
Gle from the Cincinnati Enquirer upon the
reelection of the honorable and popular
John c: Breckenridge to Congress from
the Ashland District, in which the politi-
cal opponents of that gentleman possess
SO large a majority on all other issues
than such as may be personal to Mr.. B.
We do not know whether this even con-
veys higher compliment to MIR. Brock
inrdge, than to the independence of the
majority of his constituents, quality in
culcated in them in person by Henry
Clay. o
The Republic discusses the question of
an elective judiciary, which it urges with
carnestness, claiming at the same time
that the Wing party are equally entitled
with the Democrats to the honor of initia-
ting and prosecuting this reform. The
same paper in an article upon the recent
elections, attributes the substitution of
Wing members for Democratic, by Ken
lucky, to the alleged free-soilish appoint
ments of the Administration.
We are glad to welcome the Clipper
on our table latter an unaccountab!e abb
sence of three days. That paper to-day
discusses the execution of young Connor
under the text, "AND MAY THB LORD
HAVE MERCY ON YOUR SOUL"
The Sims leader is on the Maryland
currency question, to show that the pro-
hibition Of the circulation of the small
notes of other States only, in Maryland,
works very well. The execution Of young
Conner, and the Smyrna affair fill up the
rest of the Suns editorial space of the
day.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06
DIR. Won MOSCHZIsKER. oeulist.

Intends shortly 10 witt the Metropolis
lie treats exclusively all DISEASES or
<HiHE EYE and EAR, and faitcrs himself
that ne will be able 10 give patients the
fullest satisfaction.
Dr. Won d. has just received from Paris the largest
and mort beautiful selection Of ARTIFICIAL. EYES
ever imported 10 this country. In the meantime,
aug 2-9t
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TT is A GRTAT MrsrAKr

NISlTERS coming TO the city of Washington, say
there Is no amusement, but it is great mistake.
Gentemen, there is FARRAR'S Bowling Saloon on
Missouri avenue, the corner OF 9th street. where
You may amuse yourselves al all times Of the day.
1t is sometimes crowded at night, but you can al
ways get chance in the aftsrGaon, or the evening
II Is fact Yours, respectfully,
~ I'M. FARRAR.
q: N. B.-Wapted to buy the tine Of 4 colOred BOY
who has got to serve for number of years, or until
he is twenty one. - jy 25-eO2w
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

REsIGNAToS.-We learn that VIM. w.
Curran, Esq, who has for some time past,
with much credit, filled the place Of
superintendent of the Union printing
establishment, has resigned his position.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

SIR HENRY BULwER.--The New York
Albion learns, on good private authority,
that Sir Henry Bnlwer is likely tosucceed
Lord Stratford de Radcliffe as British
Ambassador at Constantinople.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

Y A white young lady, named Susan
T. Porch, has died from injuries received
from negro slave who attacked her at
Campbell's, near Petersburg, Va. The
slave has been arrested and lodged in Jail.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06
TWO HOUSES FOR SALE

IA The undersigned il authorized 10 sell two COM
tei Portable FRAME DWELLINGS, on Massachn
ls avenue, between 4ih and 9Th sweets, noTlh, d.
Hiabiy SITUATED One has four convenient roouls,
and basement The other has two large roop,-. AVA
az present occupied as Gracery Store Both of the
nout'.s have stable attached with access ly a ..
ioot aiiey. They will be- sold al a bargain Apply
q. It. MASSEY, Agent,
aug S-N 9Th street
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NOTICE.

NoCNG Ladies wishing 10 leayn 10 eat and Et
DRESSES perfect in six lesso, =. Will have an
opportunity now by calling on MIR. WILLIAM, ia
dies Dress Maker on llth street. few doom above
the Avenue.
Terms: Six lessons for S., in advance, every eve
ming from hve 10 SIX O'Clock, in A-dlN'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

DTPersons desiring the Star in Alex
andra can be accommodated by leaving
their names with j. G. Cooper, at the
Fancy Store of W. B. Richards, No. 8
Exchange Block, King street.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

90 TO STRANGERS AND CIrIzENs.-THompson ;.
Ddgucreofpes are unsurpassed by any, for bOldness
OF execution and beauty of artistic finish.
His as<iduOus efforts establish first class Gal
lery in this city, aud his continued endeavors to
please visiters and patrons, have not been unrcward
ed. An examination of his Pictures recently made
il particularly solicited. He is prepared take Pic
tres of every size and style, at reasonable prices
Gallery, north side of Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween 4 y and 9th Streets Lane Il fuckers Build
ing. NAV 80
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q BY ADRM MY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Mem

Corner of IAN and sfreets-)
'tHHE seventh Annual Session OF this Institution
L will commence on MONDAY, September 4th.
The number of pupils being limited, early appica-
ton for admission TO the Academy is requested The
system OF rewards being reduced 10 uniform rule,
prompt attendance the day al opening j. desirable
for those who with 10 distinguish themselves.
Circulars eau be had al the B0akrtares m Aeade-
my q. r. MORRISON,
aug l-so" Princpaf.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06
FIRST PREMIUM PIaNos

G|H We have this week oprued three 81 he
fiEftI above instruments. from tie c,l.l,raIcJ
establishment of knabe. Cache, * Co. Winch we
guarantee 10 sell at the same price a. the nnuu,aa
turers. saving freight and other e,peti-c- Ai.o pI
AMOS. 0i other make, constantly on hand. Ako
one Of the most beautiful assortment. OF GIITAPa
NloLlNS, FLUTES, and other In~rrmp.u,. ever
offered To the public. call tIly requested
JND. 2. ELLIS
~ Is Penn. ave. bet 9Th and IOth ,,s
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~ FOR RENT.-The eOTTAGEHOIrsp
III ON 9th street east. near street souih. n Is
Akhandsomely located, contains eleven rooms
has large yard attached IN il, and il ver cauys
nIent to market and several churches A line Of
Omnbusses runs within two squares of H. Ron,
moderate. Enquire ofJAMES II. JONES, near the
premises. ans Z a..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

NOR RENT, a desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
J. on street, between 9Th and 10th. Possession
can be had ON the lst Of August, by application Ia
Mr. WIN. oRME, Pennsylvania avenue
In 30--co,N
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

Nf-RoOT's WONDERFUL DAGUERREoIYPEs.
Go TO ROOT's No matter whether
1t be clear cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth, he traces,
Multitudes OF lovely faces.
ROoT's Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue. near Sew
enth street. march al
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06

81 The Rev. ID. y. Junkin will preach
to morrow evening, at eo'cIock, at Potomac Hall.
on the Island.