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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
aNOUART EgeDFTs.ES,
FoR puRlFYING TnL BLOOD. AND Fer
THE CURE OF

THE LURE OF
Scrofu'a, Mercural Disc ses, Rhcunai!s
Cu,aneons Erupllens, stubborn ''"".s,m
Ll.er Com plant. Dyspepsia,
Bronchitis, Sat Rhcum, Co.-
sumption, Fever Sores,
Female Compla'.ls,
Erysrpe'as, Lnss oi ari"i'e,
P.mple,, Bles, General DcIlhty,
&c.
This preparation has now borne the tfst
Of over IA years experience, since lis hTs'
ntroducl ~ to pubic favor, DUNG VIII ch
lime numerous lmltat ons have sprung into
existence. foundinl their claims 10 the con
fdence of the community on the culaiiv-
powers contained in Sarsaparlia Root, In
great reputation and e>ten ed use oi which
has been mainly attributable 10 The many
wonderful cures cllectei by The use "i III
preparation. While >arsaptrlla h""t ioims
an impo' tan pari of us COMPUTATION, II Is,
graf power and II is IN the psc.l!hr com
blua,ioa and scientific manner oi It's PiepaFa
,ion, that lis rcmarkable success IN lhe cure
of disease dcpend. Other preparations IN
tate il II the s,y OF pu'ung nr, ara IN
be tring The name uI one ui lis ingredients,
and here ends theI rcernhaLce to 1t
Fnuse needing remedy a. purlher IKE
this, are. requested to nole "hetr tbs dliicr
ance ex sis, and in niaklng cholcr "t "hal
they wli use, nt 10 taGe any olhef hu'
that ono entitled To their cnnGdence, from
the list of cures i, has ell cled on lNlrg
witnesses. whose testimonials and resi-
dences have been published, and who are
sui bearing dai y testimony to lis worth.
latt god Ti,Dl n
Physician in Maryland.
CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Oct 5Ih, 1850.
MEssRs. SANDS,
GentIem n.--My litle daughter was
afflicted for 4 long time with Suie Head ana
Eyes. an ny using your Sarsaparlla, Vas
perfectly cured. other medicines ana sars-
apar Has having ia!lcd to relieve her. lla'-
ing used Il and tested Ils efficacy, now
confidently recouneni il 10 preference I"
any other, as il seems 10 possess properties
not contained in any other pref ainii"n :;
and | fad that purchasers after IN have
used It, invariably want the same article
again, whenever they require me icins
for which this is recommended.
Respectful y yours,
J. FLINT, NJ. D.
A. Is. g. D. SANDS, Druggists and
Chemists. 100 Futon ST., c"ner oi VII
ar~ New York. Sold So by Druggists
generally throughout the United states an"
CaaaIas. Price 81 per hote; ia bottles
for IS.
For sale by r r. HAZARD & co,
Apo,hecarrs Hall, Newporl; }. BAhCll
! e. son Providence. II bn.
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DYSpEPSlh-SOuR STOMACH CrREB

,,tNis-t.t.t. i,:Ut. ,.,... .
4 priscnIl. Nanu J. :. UugLis. riitl.
Il. q. roNr, iast ,i''rN I. ter. at
Ick- B,iggf SI,totr, Nwlngior ,h.l,--I
:. Ta,lur, tmgft,I-. Aha, Lld.s lac
Work IN. :. pamr & Co., Wc,tul, Yutg,
" irt io,d--J. Anthony. lail ttu-J l..
! ,n'hon,, WeSNu-ard ~ huuilts ard
D,ugg,fis g,nt'aily.
I Al order. nust I've addr,,,a In Nuls,. Il
c., 5Oi Rrsadvay, Nrv Yell
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T,yiyER-SCnE CURED

TLr Rev RICHARD nUNNING, rHs'nF u lUN fr's'
hviur,ai c,.rh Adams ash. Alorrav county S"' oG,
wruc - III: have inst received let"I iuW VI I'N'
~, Dr.,tNc r "a, We 'o ii cure. ot his Fvf You
,.ay dcp.uI oi what D. 'r!rs !nr i' !. tul''tsu ut
pf nu rl"r IN tlp. c.ur. Some So l- surc Hr iat u
~ one a. s l,t c.io of 10 s.yr IN, LIE, B" .ursrulrur1
- q Fever surr. 1u" uirr -g b"r. l"" '."rra 81
sI.Dut 20 lc HHpup,cd, recommended Bk'Hl's N'.N-
I.,. Eryi I'M. r-it, Tr stys I u3S} 1n'r i,rss
rplrte, Of EEASr'H MEDICINE. Pttc.t ,LL hCr e.
a0 l, t,s.r,m,rii i,a. i7 nat hirdttaS and can ui'"
-. f,' YI'h u- b0.sip rf Gud. q he's c''c.ca ~''v'
a. u l.n4 90. .ttgf Z . la y
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Wllb,r's Com ,und OF
PUaHCjD LIVER OIL
.A.TgTe I1MM.
A CgRE roR CossUMrTioH, CuuGns, CONS,
isrHMA, A,iiR0SCHtris, ,GtNERAi bEBiL-
.rYAhDALL scHoFUiors nUMoEa.

ASTHMA, A,liRoNCHtris, NERAi DEBiL-
.rYAh DALL scHoFUiors ivMrEa.
l'iE nroprirtur h,s succeeded Urom directions
i uf lrbl-ssur ~tedr, IN combining IN" ct "nd
..Ias - perfectly hat the taste ~ the Oh whirh
il So nlus.oa,, - persons grnffaly, D. cttr,S
.oy,rcims aud il can lie thluu bS tie mnst ,h..l-
.a'c ia.usles with pleasure. And as regards the
beirGt OF ths a,t Gle nyer hi char od, the toll
l,yil9 rtsr, ~ pr.ic-scr Stone, ~ s"ilcicnt 20
cung,nce IN rip-t sceptlcal. The young lady
wAs - yrtgs Of ag-.
I'll % disease Wa. o!e Of uafniSei phihis'.,
whira had h-en expected to terminate ir ire
epnrss. oia i,'w mpnihs Lulih. cre nlpcr part
lib ia Der longs WIS aiied with 'nhcrc'cs. and N
spn' rhtrs were beginning u often. The case
WIS eyiicptl,a hlola. r." uedlmcnt Of God
Liver Oh Nas al ,,r,t used, tW without marked
improve n.nt. iha Phosphate &C Lime was then
,iui1iscrcd with the Oh, ,n tn, result, ~ in
tha ,ase If IA iay others, was soon aur1rcut. -
Ia. pa,jant wts rlpi.!, getting well"
Tuis preparation docf not ilAc the God LAYER
Ou bee nae rancid which .,kcs n very drsrea-
biz Cor Persons travelling as il keeps rcsh ior It
long time.
BE slrc and get thc genuine, Manufactured oE'y
rs ALEX'R i. WiLBDR, Chcmlht, i56 Court
Street, Bost'-'.
r. uhHhRD = co., Agents Tor Nc"rort
AMI vicinity. jell
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V. y. PALMER, the American Newspap"
gent is tie uu,lpilci ,gem fur the Daily
News and aud ,lcru pijhc Tunes In the citi's o
B,.rpl, New iork .nl Phiadc' his, and is tuIy
en- pwerri to take adv, rtj.curu', and sois' M
lions al the rates as required bs us. His rccoir's
viii be- .nglrd"i as pay lncnts. sis oii,ccl air--
Boston, Sco'hy', Gui.rg, C,uIt street New
YORK, Trrbne hIihmg; ih'in1r, hi', North
west corner Of r.,d aud Chcsurt st'r,!s.
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HUNGARY in 1881, WITH an Experience o
IL the Austrian Police, by Charles Loiing
Brace, with Map and Illustrations, 81 20.
America as ! found it, by the MotI.cr OF May
l.un lie Duncan, \ 90.
Tn,pe, Z ict Gn!ish Town and Human
Liz. IN ..cin, hy VIII au Mounttord, duthoI 81
"ElthanAsy," ''llmllria," Sc; l'r safe by
WELIJhH II. PEEh,
a27 90 'fhamcr Street.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Bic NOT DEFRAUDED!

Buy no hook us'c., Dr. A. NJ Mauriceau, l29 Liberty ST.,
~ y is the title page, aud the entry in Jerks Once on
the back the title here aud buy only
Of scctahe aud honorable deals send by mall aud ad-
d,.iSto Dr. 4. VI. Maurceiu. .
Fu iii. r,g. wiki contents, together with few page.
retmg of important subjects every married female, VIII
De Zee Of chs to one enclosing letter scamp IN
yrep.i. otter adlrc ucd as herein.
IRON receipt OF Einy Cents, (or One
Dollrr for the Nue Edition extra bindlngo
..pItE WARLsiED WONiH'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" ~ sent (maii.d
IRE 10 any pnrt Of the United states. All
letters IN ust he post-pnid. aud addressed TO
pr A. ". MAURICE RoX I2a3. New
York city. rubiishing Cflice, No. l20 Liberty
street, New York.
Tnr s,,'c ~, BENJ J. TiIIEY N,~ror
AM hy ID. VI. COOK, Providence.
Inne 5 Gm.
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,T,uE Ladics of Newport anl vicinity are res
| pcct'uly informed that We have now or'n'd
oor new and fashionable millinery Goods. And
every effort will br made to please them IN style
quality and price. We have the largest and best
assortment of Ribbons that we ever offered, ana
r,nc entirely new styles. Much attention will be
given in altering and cleaning old Bonticts:
IRA FRENCH.
l32 ThaucsSt.
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Travelling agents Wanted.

Competent persons will tc supplied up
on the most favorable terms. a Few
more only will be engaged. Address
lost paid. Or. A. NJ. Mnuriccau, \. \
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A GOOD CUP OF TEA,

YJOW delicious and refreshing is good cup of Tea.
ii And how many there are who pay so cents, ana
,ven IS cents, pound for common Tea, when they
ran have for the same money or less, nice, ifesnl
md sweet Tea newly opened, with an aroma aha
taste which impar delightful, pleasant glow, ana
an inyiporating influence. All Teas are injured by
being exposed to the air and lose their goodness by
remaining long in the chest after opening. Suon
rot The case with the Teas sold by Reddng & Co.,
at their "China Tea Store" No. los WAsHircros
STREET, Bosros. This store has been IN snccessluI
operation five years, and Tea, Coffee, and Cnooo'ao
only are sold there. Thousands of chests o ga are
received by the Proprietors, and disposed OF annu.
llly and their stock, for variety OF kinds, n no'
sUiaed in the city, Besides, devoting Their soe AZ
lenton 10 the sale Of Tea, gives To the purchaser
an advantage in knowing where he can always GET
6ra.h sweat and choice Qualities, at a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

VERY Low PRICE.
To enable Families in the country to lay in a sup
ply for their own use, the proprletors oner rive
Pounds good sweet SoucHosG for Sl.25 FIVE POUNDS
OR.soE PrKoE for sl.75; Five Pounds Nirarono
for al so; Five Pounds Fine YourG Hrsos iof S2i
Five Pounds Old IIysoS for S2.5O; aad CofFkk,
ground at their own Mills, Ten Pounds best CunA Tor
HI 90; Ten Pounds best Java for SLIGO Ten Pounds
best Mocha tor l.S0, ground ,
nJ- Orders from the country, enclosing the money,
may be sent at our risk and tho package WIN pe
carefully forwarded, strongly packed. Orders BY
Exprcss- men Immediately attended 10.
Address REDDING CO.,
China Tea Store,
1913 w.snINaroS STREET, Bosrs
dll 6m COW.
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

BY becoming in time possessed OF the knowledge the want
Of which has caused tie sickness and poverty Of thousands
In view of such wife or mother excu-
sable il she neglect avail herself of that knowledge "a
respect to herself which would her much sunenng be
The means of happiness and prosperity her husband and
her children that be ssug above all pnce-heay
bodies with he shy minds. That knowledge contaned
liz Ia work. led
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

But another name sub.uted for DR.. A. NJ. Maarceau."
and Boston" for " New ork." AID the words
Esrrsrp according Act Of torgess in III. l8i by
JOSEPIl TROW,
In the Clerks )ice Of the district Court sf the southem
District Of New York,
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The contents, the subject matter, and reading are
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT,

Printed poor rownsh, dirty paper, with paper cover
II be kowu also from the miserable aud ilegibc wood
scattered Throughout its rages The copyright edition
contains none.
IL there the trade SO lost TO shame ana common
honesty to be williag Iaes
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IN DEERAUDING THEIR CUsTOMERs

No loss than the leg owner Of the property copyright.
try will he pssecued aud steps will be taken to expose
lAcm 10 tie public. -
rorv viii he each bookseller firm, with the
upon which they will be funiShrd) upon receipt OF
his their business csld of address.
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SALT F:tI r |! m,
Md al irrutc ,srog 3,.-,,ss or IN, n:von a"Ny'
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* 6 E g i q *
.LJBase and Shameful Fraud!
CAUTION TO BOOKSELLERS.
VIOLATION OF COPYRIGHT.
A SPURIOUS EDITION
VYPOG ARRANGEMENT

Fagrsr aud barered has bcer sueptionsly issued viii
the form aud size. exactly the SANE TIrLk PAGE, and
exactly the same
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MARIA GE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.

WHY Is ITs
That we behold many females scarce In tho nendan OF he
broken IN health aud spiss with comleal aloh OF uisssss
AID ailments deprying them Of the power ior The eole
of Lille wheL phy ysica health buoy rey " spils'
AID happy serenity Of nnd arising from acohaoh OF manu-
should be PREDOMINANT 49, ,,....
Many Of he causes Of her suengs at hrt-pehaps years
before pe, during ghood or the first years OF maale
Mere in their origin ght l unnotieed and oi course
IN AFTER YEARS,
When too late 10 be benefited BY knowledge we look
back and mourn, and regret the full consequences oi our
Ignorance.
What would not often give possess IN early e the
knowledge W obtain In after years Ana whh uNss ao
nights Of anguish might not have been spared u me
knowledge was timely possessed. II Is
MELAECHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold the sickness and suffering endured by many wife
for years from simple and eontroabie easily
renedied-or better still,-not incurred, ne,ery
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the information contained in te Volume, with
IA the reach Of al) which would spare TO hessef
YEARS OF MISERY,
And 10 her husband the toll aud anxiety OF mind
necessarily deyoving upon him from sickness OF the vile,
without giving him the opportunity Of acquiring that com
Of which would the happiness oi himself wife, and
children.
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS
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All suffering with pain are invited to call NJ
RADWAY'S Mcdicdl office every day, from s
A. VI. to ) T.. NJ. II is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the must
severe pains IN Eve minutes or less. A regular
phy sican is in attendance. ADV ice gratis
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03
WASHINGTON, d. c., FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1858

member of society, and should receive no
more countenance from respectable people
than they would give to thief.
We are not over given to moralizing,
but we cannot help thinking that the
virtuous part of all communities owe it
to themselves and to a decent ordering of
their Accommodation, to frown upon
all such person. be they high or be they
low. Such man is neither entitled to
the respect nor acquaintance Of any de-
cent person. And if this great moral
evil should be checked, it can be done only
by the discountenance Of good men. Let
the blackguard be Kissed out of decent
society: let him take his place with his
foul-mouthed fellows: let his words be
turned from, not laughed at-and we NAV
then hope for better things. Good citi-
zens have the matter in their own hands.
and on them, in some sort hangs the re-
sponsibility of the evil propagated by the
class of men Of which we speak-Mul-
boyo' Gazette.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

\ PRINCE FLoGGED.-The English pa
pers mention a report to the effect that
two sons Of noblcmen. at school at Eton.
were asked to Windsor Castle to spend
the day with the Prince of Wales. His
Highness having in the course of the days
amusements given himself some airs
which the young Etonians had no relish
for, one of them gave him severe drub-
hlng. The circumstance reaching the
ears Of the Queen, she, having ascertained
on enquiry that her son had given suffi-
cicnt provocatiOn to merit a thrashing,
had the good sense to express her salts
faction at the lesson taught him.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03
COOPER .S THcGEKAT,

PLUMBERS AND GAS-FITTERS,
Hot-Air and Hot-Water Furnace Manufac-
turers,
HAVING removed to c street adjoining the
Il L Bank of Washington, would respectfully
invite all persons wanting work in their line
to give them a call, as they intend to do work
in New York style and for New York prices
ii. d. COOPER is well known to the citizens
of this city as being general builder, and as
being connected with the Hot Water Furnaces
at the Observatory and Winder's Building,
previous to August, 1851, and Mr.. MCGHAN is
practical Plumber from New York.
Call and see US. aD1
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How to do it.

The Albany Dutchman ''lets off" any
quantity of ''good things" weekly, and
among the other sensible advice, says:
''There is nothing to begained by dang
ling for twelvemonth after, sensible
woman, talking unmeaning stuf-words
without wisdom. Tell her your wishes,
like man, and not like a blubbering
school boy. She will never trifle with
your affections; and if there are three
grains Of common sense in your muckle
carcass, she will be your own before a
month has passed. See the history of
Rebecca, in Genesis, oath chapter, 57th
verse: When Abraham's servant had
concluded the preliminary contract with
Mrs. Laban. On the part of her daughter
to become the wife Isaac, the old man
was anxious to get home, to show his
young master the bonny lass he had
brought with him; the mother wished
him to remain few days, to recruit him.
self and his camels. He persisting, it
was finally referred to the daughter
eve will call the damsel and inquire at
her mouth" said her mother. When
Rebecca appeared, her mother asked
"Wilt thou 60 with this man g" Rebecca
replied, 81 will 60" There was noble
girl for YOU. No tear starting from her
black eyes; no whining, nor simpering
make-believe. nor mock modesty; but
what her heart wished her lips uttered.
Like an honest maiden, she replied, "I
will CO." Now, young ladies, go thou
and do likewise. When the man whom
you prefer before all others in the world
says" Will you 60 with me 2" answer,
:" will 60" By the by, ladies, when
you wish to read true, simple and un-
sophisticated love story, just read over
the Oath chapter Of Genesis"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03
MAGUIRE, Fashionable Halter.

NOrtN SiHe Penn. 0r.. t1r0 doors beIOw ) St.
a Would inform his customers and the~
Apublic that he has just opened a verySs
large assortment of Spring and Summer HATS
and CAPS. of the latest styles, to which he
would call their attention among which are,
Superior Moleskin, Silk. Cashmere and Slouch
HATS; Drab. Beaver. Brush. and Pearl HATS;
Panama Leghorn, Canton. Braid. German.
Sonnet Palm Leaf, and other STRAW HATS;
Children's Fancy do: BOYS and Youths,
HATS. Of all styles and qualities. Also. Wool
and other Common HATS. All of which he
will sell at very low prices Those wishing to
purchase anything in his line will do we'll by
calling at MAGUIRE'S,
m 13 Pennsylvania avenue
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

Mr.. MEAGHER:s LECTURE, on the causes
of the failure Of the attempted revolution
in ireland in l84S, was delivered at the
new Music Hall last evening. The beau
tiful building was thronged with an in
telligent, intellectual and respectable au-
dience. whose attention was deeply rivit-
cd to the interesting discourse through
out It's delivery. It would be in vain for
US to give even a synopsis of this most
eloquent production. 1t was the most
rmpassionate and powerful address we
ever listened to: it was the acme of elo-
quence and poetry. If Ireland has many
such advocates as Thomas Francis Mea-
CHER, time will not long prevent the re-
dress Of her wrongs, nor will her position
among the nations Of the world be long
dclayed.-Bost0a Times, LIST.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

LIBERALITY.-A striking illustration of
libcrality was exhibited in the BAPTIST
Missionary Convention, which recently
assembled at Albany. Among the dele
gates present was venerable gentleman
by the name Of Thomas, an old sea can
tam, who had grown wealthy in the
India trade. He first manifested his
generosity by offering the use of his sons
Shlps for any missionary work to China,
California, &c. He then, to meet GER
tain expenditure, set down S10O each for
his eight sons and sons in-law. But, as
if this was not enough, when doubts were
expressed whether the sum of 100000
could be raised for missionary purposes
during the present year, he pledged him.
self TO make up, out Of his own purse,
whatever was deficient.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

4 woman named Sarah Flood, shot a
man named John Mckenzie, at Savannah,
on Saturday, killing him instantly. He
had given some offence to her son, boy.
4 western editor says of a contempora-
ry, that the only time he ever worked,
was the day he took castor oil for honey.
The cry is one day for ice, and the
next for blankets, overcoats, and umbrel-
las. An extensive variety of weather.
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For the Daily Evening Star.
LINES TO 4 BEAUTIFUL CHILD.
fCATHARINE BERNARDINE. J


respectfully inscribed to FRANCIS McNEI
HANY, esq, and his amiable wife:
BY CHARLES soRAN.
Laughing cherub, fairy flower,
Budding in the human hover;
CONTEST thou from Paradise
To glad thy parents hearts and eyes?
No, thou art thyself, fair sprite,
A sweet Eden in their sight,
Cheering, Frightening life's dark way
With a heavenly, holy ray.
Winning the fond ones who love thee,
To adore the power above thee,
For the blessing he has given
In thee, infant germ of Heaven,
Cast upon their paths wayside
An unconscious guard and guide;
For those little child shall lead,
Whom the sacred words doth heed
Lead them to a counterpart
Of the bliss Of thy pure heart,
With power nought can sever
In this wrestling world forever.
Go into the fight, oh man,
Meet thy compeers in the van
Gifted be as the mi gh lest men.
Eloquent with tongue and pen;
Mix IN the mazes of life's juggle,
In the intellectual struggle
Of the gladiatorial ring,
Where high minds are battling;
Win the prize or conquered be-
Right or wrong encompass thee
Still. this beacon on thy track,
TO true joys will win thee back
Woman, mid thy household cares,
Know. an angel unawares,
Ever by thy side is moving.
Charming thee, beloved and loving,
Child Of beauty! child OF power.
Still be here living flower
And when called to Heaven away,
Be thou there guiding ray!
BALTIMORE, Muy, 1853
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AVEN JE HOUSE.
c. W. ERsqGNGEE & CO,

Late Of Frencb's Hotel, Norfolk, Vo.)
TIlIS HOTEL, finished at great expense
L is furnished throughout in the latest and
best style. The rooms are large and airy,
and every attention will be paid to the COM
fort of their guests. Families wishing board
can be accommodated at reasonable rates.
1gF The charge for day boardecs will be
Four dollars per week.
Al If-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

A MAGNIFICENT DINNER.-On the eve
of the departure for home of Mr.. Ingersoll,
late minister to England, dinner was
given to him and his niece, Miss Wilcocks,
by George Peabody, the well-known bank
er, which must have been one of the most
magnificent private entertainments ever
given. 1t was given at the q Star and
Garter" Richmond, and about $50 per-
sons participated in the dinner, of whom
a large proportion were Americans, in
Guiding Ex-PreSident Van Buren and his
party. At the fete in the evening, some
30 persons beside those at the dinner were
present.
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fEsI'E'Esss sbOyIgE'AN
HIT, CAP, and FUR ESTABLIF H

Penna. ar6nHe, North site, near 18th street,
WASHINGTON CITY.
LNEANS has now on hand one of the best Sc
IL lected assortment of HATS. CAPS, FURS
GLOVES and BONNETS. for Gentlemen. La
dies, Youths, and Children ever offered fol
sale in this city. Also, CANES UMBREL-
LAS, &c.
His stock is all new, and he has determine cd
to reduce his prices. Those row in want OF
any article in his store can economic hv call
ing on EVANS.
mar near 13 h street.
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NEW CIGAR STORE.

WILLIAM o. DREW has just opened his
w new Store, corner of 9Th street and
louisiana avenue. and offers to the public a
good assortment Of CIGARS, TOBACCO, and
SNUFF.
Call and try for yourselves
aD 25-tf
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G.. L. GIBEReON.
VI N U O40A4IOO@F.
Attorney and COunselsrr-af-In

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