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WM. 0RHE.


DCRE SlLVERSS ARE.-M " GAIT
l. BRO. have on hand ma -nifiraut asSort rrrt
of pure II verwar" Of their own manufacture CON
s'sfng Of Tea Sets. GohletS. CrTs. SO r.. E"r.S,
Ladies. Napkin Rings. ButerknvicS SUGAR sroun>.
Gravy ladieS- Pie Knives. Sugar Ture>. &c.
The above are OF the lafc>; yi'S and warranted
pure silver. VI. ". GAIT & BRO
Sign of The Golden Eagle. la. ay.rr:".
dec D ~ let OH 4 lnti. -
lust RECEIVED
~ l25 kess prime Giad;s ECTTER, anG fnr .as
by MURRAY & SENIiES.
dec 1-ea3t
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LADIES Fur MANUFACTURE

Ia f,'r1escJ"H.
~ amour would respc' fully say To his custom
h'e's 10 were temporarily disappointed in the lat
Ter end Il th- past week. IN not hayr- general
variety OF LADIES ttHS ioi selection viii IN was
III consequence Il tn" previous rapid sales would in
form them that i" Ia rcplenished with fresh a.
S"rtureFfo :"tb q! y; own anI Northern make iEp
freiicst :rcs tiai has Icep exhibited for sale this
:ra>0i. such Stone Marion, Fitch. Rock Marial.
ti'rElan fi;c. siberian Squirrel. lrrtpn Lynx. Tat
i'oaS aud f'oines with c'ttS la match. Ladies "a
a" w'l! to c arly ara ;he TrTy Rod. rate prc s
Ley are rGIn- n. Oh style furs altcr. in fashion
with great i.cat!!eSS ;:t,l DISPATCH
". r. SEYMOUR,
tur fi"'U =rtlTer, ill!gc St Il doors east of
Gee = / High -. George own, ID c.
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J. H. Il McCUTCUEN,
Attorney and CouNsei Ior-as-I, Law

Office "n IN .t,n-. oi'J'oS,tc o!f E.ii,,-,' Iiof
WASHINGTON. n {.
DRACT1SES in the several courts TOR u p Eistrlr,
i ofCclumhia attends o. Cnnv..y ni:, ing AMI T. D.
iections. snd rrosccuirs Claims on tie Government
81 the T. s. for Pensions. Land ard ell lair,s ans
ins under the Laws OF TIE United States.
nov rs--ilmE
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MOI ICE The printing business heretofore
~ con iuc.ed by .ioHN L. TOWERS AID recently ly
LSML TOWERS will hereafter be co, uc,-i under the
firm Of JoHN L. aud LEMUEi TOWERS, they having
formed partnership for that purpose.
JNO. T. TOWERS.
LEN. TOWERS
Warrington, Decf mher 9Th, ls53
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Attention. .ation.I Guard.

fsttsa.: DD, = a ti0nMl ts.inrC. In
q r. rcl'seIurrce OF tie ''firSr CONTRARY Prfa
y & anu Subsequent Target firing OF hi. CON =
II IL ny fenI Fixed upon to -mnrrov Ghur,f:tv TIE.
>th Instant the members wlli appear in Ii ,.rps.
On tiat occasion, the SEC Of assembly hc. their
Armrry. Island tn. AMI H." time s O'Clock = ~,
PInctuai Attendance Is requested.
l'y order Of Captain TIL.
II. f. Tl!RIANDT
t'' 1t Ord. rig Sergeant
". IL: MO" Literary i. i,a;!.s.
S so;oty " Ill rod lis r..,,!r ~. tin, t In
n"rauc. l:aii, un THURSDAY EtENItG re 81,
II sfa'; It -. O'Clock. tu'~irn -: ,!i'cusSia.l-
Ought the rirn IS of i;eputcau vrnc,Ii,s to e.
iraFor to sechrc their realization III EuroIc by i;r;-
Gitiiion'
Tie public are respectfully invited.
IL T.. Woodbury..
dec Ill" Secretary.
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lcAhDfNE .-SiX ur = ght gentlemen can be
accO!alodated with excellent bcprI at t:S Ter
week.
Also for rent two furnished rooms, with or with.
out toari. Apply TO MRS HOWARD,
@:h street, between q and IL streets
nearly opio lie the Presbyterian c. urch
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1.-THE " STAR" OFFICE Is LOCATED OK

Cz-THE STAR" OFFICE Is LOCATED ON
u STRRET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH.
NEAR THEJUNCTIONO OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH'S CRYING HOTEL"
1.-THE large circulation of the STAR
rmkCs 1t the most desirable adrcrtisiac me-
dunn IN the District. II has more readers
IN the cifies Of Washington, Georgetorrn
and Alexandria, than all The other Wash
inrton d0iiies combipcd.
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Government in connection with the people

al Government in connection with the people
Cf the District of Columbia-the tax payers
surrounding the vast amount of untaXed
property of the United States in their midst
1t Is clear to all that he understands the alb
stract right OF the District of Columbia to the
fos eTln care OF Congress, as well as the fact
that II the public property within its limits
had PAID municipal and county taxes up to
this tiac. it would have cost the Treasury
much move than has been appropriated from
II to he expended within the District, ex-
ccp' Tor purposes strictly those Of the Gen
eral Government itself. We rejoice to per-
ccIFe TINS evidence of kind feeling on the
part OF the Executive towards those by whom
he is surrounded, knowing as we do, that it is
personally heartily recprocated by our fellow
citizens without distinction of party.
Col. BEHToS IN THE HtLt.-The colonel
appears to be ready in his glory. His seat,
which he occupies by courtesy lit is due to the
good manners Of the House to mention) is one
0: the most conspicuous in the Chamber,
atordlh5 capital opportunities to gentleman
disposed to attitudinize. His fine figure and
really handsome countcnance, for he is Il re-
markdbly fine looking man for his agc,) set il
oil To il charm, adding much indeed 10 the ef-
fec Of peep at the House in session. We
cannot 90 justice to the way in which he ap-
pears in his place We can compare it to
nothir" short Of Monsieur Julien, amid his
grand orchestra when, tired of lourshing the
baton, he recl!ncs hack and wears an air of
satisfaction with the sensation which his
genius has created, that is perfectly IndescTi-
bab.c on paper.
NoING IT STRONG For THE CHAPLAINCY.-The
following eloctioneeliDs paper was placed on
the desks Of all the House members yesterday:
TO TIE licm'5Ts Of The House Of Representatives:
GENTLEMEN: For many years past, the Bapiists-
;hoeil one OF tie largest and most respectable de-
nominations Of Christians in the colntry-havc not
been represented III the Chaplaincy OF "tErr branch
u tie National Legislature, while the Pr, bytcrians
Nrt!I5tisI<, and Epi>copalians have il turn been
constantly repre- >tntcd in one or both Of he HnB<cs.
We i".l. therefore, thai When we ask raCta,l1in
~! "'': Denomination this year, wa dc not make an
Ia oti-, ALL 10 present, IN the person of the Few
7. =. TI:SDALC, y. -, Il candidate IN every re
sFcct ".ii.y 81 y"Nr support. IT. +. is native OF
>e" j"l-.y and has >pcrt many portions o! his
rIL-'-:-ii !'- ~ Ncrnou;, New York, Connecticut.
Penn, iranIa and Illinois. He has an extensive &c
uHf,H'a}c' III mos: 81 tho States; and in New Jgr
~"y. NV York, O!io, Missouri and Illinois. ha.
many T"'a:l@'5 ard warm personal friends, al "I
Whsn; would BE- TAD To hear that lie las brcn ap
point : Chaplain iot ;ac present session.
We 10 theso:'Tc respectfully ask your suffrage III
bahaitu II. TGAsD.Lr.
J. c. LEWIS,
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81 4 :
OF his fellow members
WHEEL WITHIN \ WnEnL- Much transyiree
IN tie way of ''hy-rlay'' here rl,ch thou..l
1t rarely meets The eye e tie reading public
effects the dcstinies Of public mcn and .pca.-
ures Mt times even Inuch more than Io tf,t
events appearing Oh the surface Of cre.ts IN
the Federal city. Thus. it uggegreI that lir
Vids WHO Was known as 4 prominent candidate
Tor the SpcakcTship. was without strength slI
hcleht To authorize his nomination t. tie eau
Gus 1ef 1t Is KNOWN that when poiled tie
Democrats III the Ohio delegation stood ei.,l.t
tor, TO two against him: while his friends I;a
claim that be would have been certain of si:.-
tecE f"teS III the caucus. which Eo one else.
from lis section OF tie onion cugld o5t;;l
AEd, further, tina; he would get. as readily AS
any other ehiGan, the Indiana aud Nic!.i rsr
votes, "hlc:4 were given for his col league let
ne promptly Withdrew his LaIne when il be
same certain that nothing but such action Oh
Ills part could prevent the sure aere2; ct any
one from Ohio. la Mr 0r's case too. =.
Trends attribute his defeat in q .s!,f, r.ca.-
uie: !" iae absence O. his own dolcyatign ana.
ING MISSES. plans, from the caucus. i J..
5"i nat Nh AiGtn was detained away from
" washington on that evening, only b, mos
imperative business. In The c,e.,iur. Ir,y.
ever: lac ANA three other south Carolina ,....~..
sent@'lEes testified their Gisfos:t;9a - ,,i..o
ar. vrr III the Chair, voting a.ea;I Z .ar.r.
nominee, We atPrehcAd. on.y By way os show
in5 Their SYMPATHY With him against LIs
VIA u coutac. Il j. wei known tha- most
u! ihoSc voting III lie cauct.s foJ Hlr + vi and
Mr. Or had little choice. indeed i,cfsrc,
them, their nos ! inus bai,,,r G.,.t;..I Co.,. 49,,
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RICHMOND.



ID RlS. M. ~ Main A., Richmond has for sne the
nllnwine excellent work.;
Sci,rt British Eioqaeaee embracing tho beat speeches
rne of the eminent Orators of Great Britain Tor
the nsftwo Centuries. By Chauncoy a Goodrich, ID,
d, Professor in Yale Colege.-$350.
CLambe's Information for The People, popular En-
rlopeda, with more than 800 Engrnvings %
De BORIS Industrial Resources Of The Sonh and West
Dr. Lardners Popular Lectures Science and Art.
vols.
The Progress Of America from he Discoreryby Co
ipmbns 10 the ear 1914 By John Macgregor vols,
London.
TIE Works Of Jonathan Steia, d d, Dern Of 81, Pat
,i,ks Dablin containing all his writings, including some
never before published, in 2 vols. BY Roscoe vols
The lPorksof Laurence Ste,ne, Complete London
edition volume,
Prescots Ferdinand, Mcrico and conquest of Per'.
vols.
Dickens Works. uniform edition in three vols, 3 vo.
BaHeroGs Uatfed States vols octave.
Mrs. ONES Complete Words in 3 vols. octave.
LIE Of r. A., the Duke of Wellington, vols. = vo.
The Napoleon Dynasty, or the History of the Bona
parte FAM An entirely new work, by the Berkeley
with % authentic portraits. au Its
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Office at the Depot Ofthe Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
1853 Southern Enterprize. 1888
- KE u - 81 AE
PARISEN & KINGS


VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA d. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
VIyO and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
l. Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Seaboard and Roa
noke, Weldon Wilmington, CASTOR Raleigh Peters
burg g. Weldon, Petersburg Richmond Richmond and
Fredercksburg South Side, and Va. Tenn. Railroads.
and connecting with Stage and Wager Lines from the
different points on the Railroads to almost every point
throughout the above Sates-hroul in charge OF spe
cia Messengers Mere ants avang themselves OF TINS
line for the transportation of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition and econo
my of
Merchants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods Fl ON Baltimore and PhdeIphn, TO the care
If Parisen j. Kings E1press at Norfolk Petersburg or
Richmond, may depend upon having all charges PAID
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay and
free of all Irnyrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern Office,
No. 49, Broadooy, NJ y.
w. B. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boiiingbrooh and 2ndS SIS.
Petersbug, Va.
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TENTRAL HOTEL, Lexington, va.
~ The subscriber would inform his old friends and
the public generally that he has completed and furnish.
ed the new addition his house,and is now prepared to
aceommodate travellers and others in good style
any bou,e in the valley This house is in the central
part of the town and convenient to all kinds of business
His table and bur are always supplied with the very best
the markets afford, and his stables are under the
supernendence of of the best osters in the state
By long experience in the business and his well known
disposition to please he hopes share bsrn portion
of the patronage of the travelling public.
ia oo-3m WILLIAM McCAUL.
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Es-5la=c JAMrsrowN & ROANOKE sgsiaUsv|c
Commanders. l.. PARISH and Il. CAyrNDY.
ID ETURNING from New.Yurk they leave every Sat
~ urday and Tue,dgy afternoon nj ocloek
Passage To or from NewYork, including meals aud fine
nccomodations only. ly.---.....-..$lO 90
Steera e passage, only w
Freghts received in Richmond every Monday aud
Thursday fo N. York
Persons distance desiring To secure passage cnn
do so by addressing usby mail
Passengers taking these ships Norfolk will be charg
ed the ms by the river Boots.
Ladies travelling alone, will lie shown every alton
lon by the officers of the ship.
This line has no connection Whatever with my other
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond
July - dts
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Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one the eminent Colleges of lhe
United States, and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris Phiade
pha and else where, has effected of the most as
onishing cures that were ever known Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed sudden sounds, and
oashfuness, with frequent blushng, attended, some
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured immedi
afaIv
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Grocery, Com IN missiOn d Forwarding
KUSlN ESS

IN all il. branches Having made extensive arrange
ments for SHIPPING g. FORWARDING Goods and
Produce to and from this place, he will be found ready
a all times to accommodate those who may favor him
with their patronage. His will at all times be
found supplied with every article suitable to the wants
of his customers.
Persons forwarding by this line viii end it much to
their as he will all times insure the great
est dispatch having Line Of Bateauz from his point
running up the river nsoa direct line of Freight Boots
between Buchanan, Lynchburg and Richmond, all OF
which ara under The superntendance OF experienced
and trust. worthy managers, thereby rendering it the
fest and most expeditions line cenerag at this p
rg~The subscriber win also purchase all kinds of
Produce brought this marke; giving at all times
the best market price either in cash or Barter.
W. A WHITE,
auo 23-ts Buchanan, Va.
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0bc Dailp t)ireiuian.


The Homes Of the Departed.
If yoA bright which gem the night
Be each blissful dwelling sphere,
Where kindred spirits re-unite.
Whom death has asunder here
How sweet IL were at once to die.
And leave this blightcd orb afar,
Mix soul with soul to clcave the sky.
And away from star TO star. @
But, oh how dark, how drear, how lone.
Would the brightest world Of bli s.
II. wandering through each radiant zono,
We failed to find the love Of this
If there no more the ties should twine.
Which deaths cold hand alone sever
All then these atars in mockery shine,
More hateful they shine forever
II cannot be-oach hope and fear
That lights The eye and clouds the brow,
Proolams there !. happier sphere
Than this bleak world that holds
There Is voice which sorrow h,ars,
Whom heaviest weighs liie's Calling chain;
'ris lienven TINT whispers, Il Dry thy tenrs;
Tho pure in henrt shnll meet again "
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Those vessels of the first cass built in tho city ol
Baltimore expressly for this ltade and have superior
,ommodntions for passengers They are commanded
by experienced Captains well qualified for the trade
nnd who ill spare exertion To accommodate They
will be owed mp and down the rivers by steam and may
be relied ON to snil promptly ns ndverthed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Now
York will 6nd il To their interest to chip by This line,
freight will always be taken as low ns by nny other
line of Packets, and every effort viii be mndc by tho
agents in Richmond aHd NewYork to give satisfaction
Freight II cents per whole, and IL cents per boxes
Tobacco being about 50 per cent less ho charged by
the Stenmers Insurance can be effected in The Rich
mond Fire Associuton by this line at 3-8 per cent
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed IN obtain
ing u foil shnre Of patronage
Goods shipped by this line to Ncw.York will bo for
warded free nf commission New Orleans Mobile.
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern or North
ern port Tho vessels will lis in Richmond Mt hocketts
in New York at Beth No. Coffee House Slip foot Of
Wa Street. DAVID CURHIE Richmond, } y
G. II. P1ERSON, N. Y
No 6l South Street. 2
q
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DAILY VIRGlNlAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
rDRNS.

~ yIRGryr.N is published daily at &c. and sem-weekly ut
iuo IN alv4e subscription Is taken for shorter
r, nv n7st4s. PAPER is discontinued, except at
tii's le lropretors until all arrearages shall have
zen rSNENTs inserted for 80 cents per square Tor
80 tvyEa form insertion, and 81 cts for utter
lf y, & 1unher insertions Is not marked on the Ms ii
on - nnbishei ordered out, and CHARGED accordingly
T YEARLY RATES are'-For the privilege OF Two squares
ami weekly 40; for square, daily S5 semiweeky
as5 inner form, daily $40 senweey $50 Every yearly
If business he exceed the space stipulated for
tloula tal, 10 ha char,ed hly for the excess
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SC1IOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOKS
- Of the latest md best editions hnnd and
rec wing by MORSE, at Souil-ond Book and Paper
IIuuse--among which moy be found Bullions Omsar
sallust Cicero, Greek nnd Latin Lessons; Greek
Reader, Greek and Lntin Grammars &c,
Andrew and Stoddards Lntn Grammnr,
Aud ew's Cmsar,
Cooper's Virgil
Ainswor he, Pickering Frnud's, Leyertt and Donne
gans Loxicons,
Mnnesons French conrse--French Grammar & Render,
Serons Mosniquo frnncaisc,
French & German Dictionary,
Owens Classical Series,
Davies st Recommendation Arithmetic University do
Geometry, Elementary Algebra, Elementary Geomo.
try, Bourdons Algebra Lcgenders Analytical Ge-
ometry. Shadrs ~ Shadows, Calculus, &c.
Pnfkcr's, Oomstocls, Diapers, Johnsons Olmstcad's
Natural Philosophy 81 Chemistry,
Davies Elementary 2nd, University, Smiths, Pikes,
Crozets, Dodds Rays Ist, end aud ',rd, mud Adams
Arithmetics,
McGaney's LIST, End 3rd, lth and 5ih, Readers,
Swans do do
Dodd's do do
larkcf's do do
Porter. Young Ladies' Rhetorical aud High School
Readers,
Parley's Fr,sts Pinmo Ne God,miths, Tate,s, vii.
lard's and Olnie's Histories,
Comsrock's, Lncolp's. Phelps and Thinbcrs Botany
Webster Qunrto u. and School Dictionaries,
Bullions, Murrny's, Smiths, Wds and Browns Gram
mars,
Mche's lnrge and small, Olne's Primary quarto and
large Smiths do, Biographies
Writing books, Slaes Quills Steel Pens, Ink Paper
nktands und mnny other articles too to
mernte--a Of which will be sold at prices which
not fnil to please. aug 25-ts
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HARDwAKE.-FalI Imporiaiions,

|
Il 1S53-P. 7. MOORE 4 o., Importers and
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Hardware, SO Maine
street RIG HMOND, Va, are in receipt per steamship
and Packets from Liverpool, of full and complete
sortment of Birmingham and Sheffield Hardware, aud
from the manufacturers in this country they have recev
ed full supply of American Hardware, consisting in
part Of
Rodgers and Wostenhom's fine Pen Pocket Knives,
Pen and Pocket Knives of various mikes and styles,
Buck, Bore, Ebony, aud Ivory Handle Knives foks,
Ivory Handle Knives aud Forks. in 81 So pieces
W ade and Butchers superior Razors and shears
Single and Double Barrel Guns very SUPERIOR
Pistols, Rifles Rifle barrels and Mountings,
Trace, Halter, Log, w ell and Fifth Chains,
Collins" "Simmons." and Virginia Axes,
'Ames" and Rowlands" Spades and shovels
Mill, Pitt Cross Cui and Circular Saws,
Anvils, Vices aud Smiths Bellows,
Sedge and Hand Hammers Stocks and Dies
Blister, Shear, nnd Cast Steel,
Castings Horse Shoes and Horse Nails.
Horse Collars, Blind Bridlcs and Hammers
Bride Filings. Worsted Reins and Grths,
Locks and Hinges of every DESCRIPTION,
Planes Chsels Augers and Files, all kinds,
Platform and Counter Scales Pat. Balances,
English, American, md q D. Per. Caps,
And all other Goods usually found in Hardware Stores
As their goods selected with and nj enton
md purchased the favorable terms. they feel
sured they offer strong inducements to merchants
visiting this city, and respectfully invite them
mina' ion ." their stocks. they determined 10 sell
Is low any regular house in this or any the of Northern
titles. mug 30 d8 c2w1
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VTNEA.-2, 500 Packages Green Il Black Tea, from
l. fair the finest imported, landing from
Ship Hurricane, w. Is Palmer, and other vessels, IL
store in Richmond and New York. for sale low ms II
Gun bs had in the country. Dealers invited to ex
anime stock.
EDMUND, DAVENPORT & co.
jane 16ts-
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E.INE of Richmond "a, q,

Y AND NEW YORK PACKETS.-This new -aSss&s
home line is composed Of the following vessels ond
.ns from Newly ork every threo days. All owned In
the city of Richmond, viz:
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TO STRANGERS.
TUE LARGEST SILK, KIBRON

I'HE LARGEST SILK, kIBBON
L AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK
Thomas G. Stea1ns importer and Jobber Of Sths, Mt
merry and Fancy Goods lat Cash prices-Tme grant
ed by adding interest, 162 Broad~ay, NJ T., Has now
IN store and is daily receivinga offering the lowest
prices complete of goods in his lihe com
sng all the various styles and designs, consisting o'
Black and Fancy Silks Marcelines, Forences Shawls
trimmings. Bonnet Ribbons, Tefeta and Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds. Embroderies, French
and English Grapes Grape Lsses Silk Cravats Glove'
:" M all kinds, Silk Lace Mitts, Bareges. Laces. White
"oods, Hosiery, L Hdkfs.
y he undersigned would invite Merchants from the
NORTH South East md Wet when in the CITY, to favor
iim with call; and examine his stock before pur
chasing.
THOMAS G STEARNS.
1G2 Broadway, Between Liberty st.
dec 2Sdac1v and Maiden Lane,
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NOTlCE.-The subscriber begs to inform the
" citizens of Buchanan and the public generaliyiha
he bns taken the large and commodou, lumber house
ON the Basin, (formery occupied by VIM. I. Hardy,
Esd where he intends to conduct n Wholesale and
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EVENING STAR.
For the " Daily Evening Star.'l
TO An ABSENT ONE.

~ ROBERT o. LINCOLN. ESQ.,, OF WASHINGTON.
How often, in my lonlsy hours,
Ny heart roves back to home and thee,
And thou return'ss 1t, filed with flowers,
And gemmed With dews Of memory
Our pleasant walks, Our quiet hooks,
BY sunny mount and shady dell,
Ths cottage, with its niche of books,
Ol Mary but We loved them well.
Nhsn morn, and noon, and evening come.
Al With my pen sit alone,
Thsre wakes within my soul the hum
OF music: it's thy spirit-tone!
Forever Be that music nigh,
Attuned by some angelic hand,
Above the earth, beyond the sky,
The music Of the better land.
WARRINGTON, January, 1858.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-04

BoYs-Uhen they are boys, are rude
enough. How many ridiculous otions they
have, and what singular desires, which in
after life change and shape themselves into
characteristics Who remembers when he
would have sold his birthright for rocking
horse, and his new suit Of clothes for q
monkey? Who forgets the sweet faced
girl, older than himself, against whose
golden hair he leaned and wept his griefs
away? Who recollects when the thought
Of being q circus-rider appeared greater
than to be President; and how jealousy
he watched the little fellows that wore
spangled jackets, and turned sommersets,
and prayed to become like them? If
memory preserve not these caprices, or
something like them, the boy is lost in the
man. Happy visions, they come but once
and 60 quickly, leaving us even to sigh for
Il return Of what can never be again.