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Eeh Tux vR9lNN sspNoa-
- Through By Canal Packets
sa stage To the Red Sweet anil
oI
ssn oy canal Lynehbarg and Tennessee Railroad,
To thu s,s to the Red Sweet and s-cst % co.
ksh%sna daily ~ Boats for iynehsais and
~ r. A. lsandAys excsptedl and arry, An LYNCH.
esf No a. A. and buchanan ~ the second d.y md
~ .ne whit. sulphur the third day at 9 r. NJ 80 -"N
-, ~ Iss hoefs tere oals e,.iie sktoin1
Lynehbur.
nsse nAiroad, leasin. daily A. NJ
~ n. A. irom thence by stage s. Il,,.
irving atsf NJ Leave A. NJ q .Y,ix. ~.
ssestor sweet springs, " miies) ana fro
mond, ,riA 0riy sfd0sso - e~S'""m hieh-
gV Shortest distance INV oth.r ...,.
above 10 lis miles. - - N'N' ''a'e "An The
Passenger. for the Natural Bridge Lexington Rcclbrdy, an,
h Alum warm and Hot Springs, Daily lin, m
Stages AZ Gumcrs MIL miles BriI,. f,.s
hence TO Lexington L. and
miles Leave Richmond z. NJ,
n',d.e second day attr. NJ and lexington at r. NJ.
Returning leave the White sulphur the sv,.
"e sweet ate NJ and arrive at the Mountain
fM Leave next at daylight arrive At pon.aek. :.
80. ~, and IN Lynehburs by y. NJ a..
ooeoek connecting With the and southern Car. sns
with the Norfolk Steamboats,. 'o' -'s
ps'.snsss for camseI.ni H. rarmviiie.
Y H. s Richmond Monday, Wednesday aud friday 10
connect with the l..y,
aIEIna and $50.
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Nh UNDERSIGNED -i continue the Ship ChandIery and
- Grtcty Business his old .s,d
HAskiNs LIBBY, Rockets. - ~ VIZ S1 ''
Thankful for solicit the -, -
! general satisfaction. 'N''" W '' "s's
s.N
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Two COZ NTpy ,trIt,JIN>r- vgtV gy,,,,

y ~ FOR the FALL OF Is51-s. MERCHANT :
NfsIbtE No liz Main receiving their
sto-k Of FEibr NiDE CLOThfNG and Furnishing Good.
sbraoirg every quality aud variety. These Clothing has
manufactured ~ themsy. u the
trade they have offered fp sale Merchants need
house 10 the
Ca and examine yourselves No. 1i2 Main sweet.
SCI :. MERCHANT \ WEtsIGFR,
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q 'oLi.tGE TEXT soOa-.-wis,n',, Q1aIns, siarpeys
u and i1'1er's Anatomy
K,r< and p'ss' DanM.3n'' aai c''rensr's rbyslooEy
Gih..u's Psnc4si and Miller. surgery.
TYWu-t' -.IirnsI's. and sto-khsrt's - sris'ry.
P@rsr4's anI rgi.pn's Hat.ris NrIi-a.
Msizs, l- 1uekers, Eepeaas, Koreans, Randolph and
Dsur's NidEilery.
WAtsu'., 4ngis0n Wu1ds lnd Hs, PractIce.
Dswss Nsigs Comfy. Eheris End Wet. on Children
WDfi sul Blrlss Dispsns ttDfy.
D1rgIs|H's. pHI Hooper, lul r4lmsr's
hu's, Q4lu's and HoaIrrs Plat.
All Medical H0fss be- 10 ~ IN
pra:sd catalogue ~ the largest Medical WORKS
In Richmond Is ready fJr distribution
oriE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

M W. lpE ART as Prsetised by whTEhURsr
win All the improvements Of the day,
worldwide reputation, gained not by assertions pre-
mitho9, proof OF such assertions, but,
s'udy
which have rapidly succeeded each other
nehas gained the highest distinction Artist bearing
when competing with the Artists OF this aud
Mr '" has also gained shat highest honors the
conhdenee and patronage Of the public
OF patrons who daily hrong his GALLERY which
ho' ohy gems OF ART but
~ ''N''
seteo>eohe likenesses taken In the
Every NSrety Of Cases Frames ON
and at the most satisfactory prices.
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2
- cr - t--tl ~ r'snufacioriys Fall 81
CHINA, GLASS. AND EARTiENW ARE, LOOKING
GLASSES. FA>CN GOODS. SToNE WARE. Av.
Composing large Assortment ally selected.
r S,Ar ari retail trade o. Nirs.ia, North CArua
Irz1->>-~ AL 20 o. goods line
No - Matn
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ArEw IKNAKImN AniI-nMKNT Va a,nro

Nfw JEwgLnT e-rNniI-nMKNT, No 7qHr2.
~ H'.' '''- "1i .'oos 'eios Ei",h".r' bIygs,- IN
rgsenty apd y M...rs wsilsorih Turner O. sste'
public Their stock very s'.ntVr, ari consists ~ every yarr.
~ article connected vim the trads, and among them
Iheyiryi'- rar'.eu1r ,u.-,i,a IN The following:
Lg.n. sod Nase c,'s ws,,lr.
1'd ~ Vet sni Guard Chsirs
God sfaIr ~ 1N style. grI Firur.s
s''. = hns Jess. hes Brsa', Pins Tar Rnrs rinrsr
hr. Gu ins, fiimhe Pencil Gases snd speci,rs silver
~ wl having been Purchased ~ ca,h vii enable rorIs.
h'y sfr % pared g. nfks - M sr ~ t~yair WArs and
,yy os, .',re n msf n =, hor, notice On n ne hrm
E I'ss q 1wsm'n' vii pay particular attention 70 the
'rl sign ~ the Illuminated Ciprs.
4 toiI.Tns -HNksPE NHE-rbs work. n shas.p.,,e
u ne Iseon n Payne Cier eon,snlng ne,,y irsniy
.nd matusCfp corrections, uh History ~ the Stage
~ Payne Cor, FsA IT, ghieh .T. added G''..r,i ,d
o' S'' and ,he t,dnz u former editions vols large 10
49," g.. ams .ork - one i,,gs impsrai vou"e, Library
'ft JAMIE wOoDHOUsk EaEe srlare.
rNNnE BEsr HAIR DYEs'-Phsions Magic Dye
ne Iiieobaphe, Hnusstrs and Haurrers Hair Dyes
Any n them will Instantly color red and grey Hair N auU
' D'"n OF black without lry 70 the . stn go ~
oeas ''"''''' I'"D 81 q m %.Iiss si,.;.,.
HN0E CLIPPED gACE ASD nANDs-Ttq Callopoin Heat
- ~ BALM, Cod Cream Amaudine
Honey soap,Ao Tor sale ~ PURCELL LADD CO.
"'" Druggists ~ Main &C.
n AWE AND NttInNE OiL~.-2eo gallons Lamp and Ma
oc@ Drugg.s "a Main *.
EAIIIHEEs 10 bar. r'nns'..e g.s..ss. 20 .a,by
o'1 y " sKiSKER, Cary street
IL oIgEE-A few KEGS Mountain Butter, fgr safe BY
1900 y ". SKtNKER, Cary street
nooraA 'apgy q the size; 'gI,ssls tgr t
oslG ' ' s the cieS. si a." ss &C.,
- osls DAvkSPoRr, ALLEN 90.
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DEMONS BLOOD SYRUP Of Iodine HydrIodate poss.
- citrate o lT'n aud - anish
the stomach and bowels, and cleansing
the principle that all diseases originate direct
an tIcrfet state ofth blood. Approved by the eu
~. For sale by X. kDUyAL BRO
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NA ".-rs.e NnCMNIR. stIihDAN stHN.PPs-A su.
w perlatvs Tonic Diurre Anti. spepc and Inyrora
ng Cordal-This Medicinal Beverage Manufactured by m,
rIopet" at Schi'da In Holland and is
pure " every Injurious property aud Ingredient
Ps,ibe quality Another supply Of the
for sale by Il. Il. DUAL A BROTIiTR
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a ,nnwiN,, ionN't U.Onc Hundred packages, the t,st
~ mace. Of the Wine SAP, Nectar Ross Ac
aned the finest Tobacco market Two hundred aud
good quality Chewing Tobacco small Addes for
the trade, prices We Tobacco FACTORY
BENNETT A IFiEs. prugr,,ts
sFR kr,nt H..
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IUOOkhIi, O>IURs g. 80, Carriage Man zss--s -
II II ufActurers and Dealers, No. ais Main street
ner selected fashionable variety o. hns Car tS>6T
lagos and Blgg'cs Of description, % uurS<-A<-
mannheim, which will sell Favorable
Of embraced Ia tie following list shici trsgn
during the aud specifically iLgite friends
nd me public TO give a call:
French Coaches Standing Top Bar0urhes
Dckey . Rockaways slide Top hIggies
Six Seat Chauottces Your do wagons
DO RockAways Top and DO Top Dog a.
Five seat RJckaways A." u" " Boot DO
-Four Jenny Lind do Top and no Top Buggies
Two seat Rockaways Sukies
FALLING Top Barouches Carryslls
Also, several second hand Carriage and every description Of
mil
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ee ~ nnMvNn AMI ht-TON LINK OF
& % '' al: iss'i;;'
Schooner SUSAN, Captain 9. q. Rogers
hhSIONEh a. Z.
}. II. Rogers,
suAhON, J.. H. Nickerson
:. MkkCn TAYLOR " Cyrus Me kerxon.
JCLlErrE, Obed baker In
These vessels OF the for mi.
ana have superior accommodations o pass
They commanded by aims veil
Tot the trade aud Who will
~ De towed M and down the river by
relied On to sail promptly a. advertised. ~
Merchants going North, ordering
!, to their n;ere., ship by th only regular line
freight VIII sisays lie taken and
every EFFORT will be made BY the
respectfully ask and hope full
OF patronage.
The will Richmond at Rockets, I'm n.,o, =,
ho~es wharf, DAVID CuRRiE, Richmond, 4
ALLEN WEIGH, boston, SAxrnt.
N, Sal .str. L
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GALLERY, ~ Main street.

Ihe'e Ve'es al o. he nrst class, city
more eNpss Tor this trade, and
ps,snssTs They are commanded by experienced Captains
qualified for the trade and who
m"dAte They will IT, tossed am and
may be relied IN to sail promptly, advertised
Merchants going North, ordering New
nnd To their ship by Lane freight will slways
ne taken As low by other line packets effort
viii be made BY the Agents Richmond York TO give
isfaciOn.
Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this Lime New he forwarded
OF coumson TO New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston or
any other Southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie Riclmond at Rockets in New YORK
Berth No. /, Coffee House slip, Of all street
DAVID CUERIE, Richmond,
o. II. PiEisoN, New York, SAgrnts
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,r1, ~. i, Nr,,l,s 1nTuE-r, nIsIN Z, HIAi.,. NJ,

PToprletoTr, YOTf
Toler a Cooks once.
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signed have determined Olce for the
conducting business 81 the above character believing
called fo " the demands u the times and would be- Of
vice and advantage &" the citizens - Richmond Being
known The community they ocr their sStsnsve Acquaintance
Tor the undertaking and pledge themselves devote unr
/ tug attention 60 the interests ~ their
In addition above collection Claims
The duties u Accountant aud ScgytnrT will
| their lIIDrs.
Communications addressed ARsB 8 Coul promptly
! attended ~. WILLIAM q. ALLEN,
BERSARD 4. CROUCH.
0gcs Corner n broad streets, occupied
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M DtCAL TgNT HODh--GFO. VI WIS., unfer tt. D.
W. change Hotel ne Poet Once, oHcfs 10 .u
vcrahls terms herstsfre Medical Books " TIE best
Natsons ard Woods Practice ~ Physis
Wood q Harhe's United states DspeutatHry
Eifts's, and FACETS and % Pentcfs riys0oy
Tasuf's Chsmistry
prultts', Nulsfs' 'aud 0Uesau's Surgery
Heigs'. Churchie, pcsces ard RssbnfhNrrs Mfrifcrv
Dunfan's. gsrdnsfs, H1byn's and Coopet's Mrdi.si
ehafpsy snd oasio's, and Wilson'S Anatomy
nudd 81 I4rer, Nest Children
EnaIth a Hofner's Aaatnmirat Atlas
TIE sbcvs smaH psrt q The Wots hand IN ihis
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AnILs Am GkNIIlNiLN I'M Anal ~ Lh. .I ,ll.. si

\ al al times Perfect
select in
other We make point deal he
Of celebrity the North, and with
the best Shoes and the fashions
pear Wcalo have the advantage Of an extensive
Of enabling and %
intend, should With NOR.
extensively than heretofore believing he only
the best the Having confidence
appreciate shall pains as
sortment Of goods worthy OF their notice.
| A Main
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Nb,s-oL, 1iUN Or tOrABTNti,sIIIP -The p,,,nr,,htn
- heretofore existing tween the subscribers is t day az
S 10y mutual consent An TsrsOns having claims present.
mem Tor payment and all those IN nj, asr com.
oIrad aud 'ee their early as p"s
s., "'' u. u. HASklNS,
NNP' - ''~"' LUTHER
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II INT PAINE a ktNr IVPOHIERs AND WHILE.
N SALE DEiLERSIN mr. GOOS, l4'A A.rs.i. ,a0al
by the various steamers aud packet Liver.
pool glasgow and Havfe Giving
FOREIGN URY GOODS,
Of which purchased in
Contineuts markets. during past summer by g
partner. sHfrD pr ci, ana prices which isy
b. duplicated Our stock embraces anusual variety
Fancy n bdfsh FRENCH aud German mann.
fsctue, selected particular the
Enla, North Carolina ant Tcnnc'sec.
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- tDDLERS. ac-Tte Subscriber respectfully informs HE
- freuis AMI the puhc generally s he has taken the
tSV door br;US Mr webb Bacon Co. where be
Arse An vaF- selection OF every article sdey Estabsh
Of lie had
Eve experience his bu-ne
be relied In addition
manufacture al Kind. Collar, which viii
I sell a, low be purchased at tie North.
Country Merchants will find greatly their
eIaliu for themselves all Of which will sell low for cash.
/ credit 70 IlEcilA CUSTOMERS
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- WM w. sEABROOR
ENLASNADAN. = .Dht- - 80, oder fgr-a.:
~ go hid. Pr and y ~ sl.4r.
~. ke.s l.af Crlshe- and Posdersl 81 rlrs
5pp tag. Rio Car.s. go L. glira da. IEJaval5
~ ttas CO. q AID sugar House M,a.sts
- ib.N o do
l'sH kegs Nal. ari Spike. assorted
&' boxes 1aiDu, Sperm and AH.maa'.r. C4rIlas
~ tuNH. =. 10 l.za- Painted Ilu,t,f.
GU R-It4. Paper. ~ ri-.' pol. a...r,I
obi. Herring, - Ibis PGr, Cider Vinegar
apI Sides s..e Leather
Pmcnu Ginger Pepper Nu'rogs. Bel Cord. IaIrg Iirss
bH'inE A. s,rtnr PFa,r, Cana. " s shoe Thread Corn
starch. f'aT starch. Waa.F blas. Puty, CrH... Ess-e
steel ,a'i steel Alum sat Pi',, Blue sine Extracts I
a.. No., -
GsiG-. MI.IiifNi.-. FNINT- Oii-. Nr.-Iis .ujslT
81 tfs .'. f.v r','ffHv .HI wI ,.Url f..,.. tsh
nnaaI i ~ carefully ss ta bus. N.f.ar.. Paints
o. Nsnisi .s, ,rtsrs Cnrsi w r.v Glt ai tl.s. sat,
VII" an 4.u.ly large aud var ed stu.a ~ Arf.r Ff.u-i
a"n lny CrsH Medicine, Sturs, Tr'lrey, Pam.
yaic'. ~ H' -r is having been selected a. particular
frlrt nHt 4. if p.iy n 'I 4rt tFty article, t4f
confident D. F..a County v.eD-lts md Tfn-f. Grd b.
Co. trr interest o. colo srI pr which
Wiuu9mpHTr iirnraIF aIII Any offered boo Is lt.t
Physicians Pc. uins carefully pared and ltIs U.Isrs
iiuF i.tl url'r Immediate inspection Goods packed
aud i0f~arded with The utmost ard d-lpiieh.
g.. JOHNSTON = BROTHER.
Nhr.Fal'. aud E.lsU Uleg..ta,
II5 N.iu street. E..'...rf.
y r. We have Thousand -s-frs. H qualities ssI
prices. nsn. t.aIug Tobacco Uhfuiactrcd expressly for
sales. HIgH We can r...l.. rI as beius really suftryr
80 -. Z Hro.
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HsN>-,Gt Iu NoaIUI.h-BY ms ,OM-., 49,

SATt,iisTi>G To FNR,itttsAw believe inter
estn- 60 the Farmers in Nriuis they
Furniture 10 R"nd better than they
MARKET ahd the above
Farmers Furniture who priced
the North for the purpose buying bu, finding could
chase better ia chmond
Of Therefore, call the Farmers and Planters bring
their produce and take home manufactures.
JONES HARDWOOD
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-12

HOW hard IL il l.. 10 please every one, The uoor
IL old man and his little Son. and an animal,
slch a. There are great fnrnp in Wdshingt on, will
illustrate the present Case show the corrupt un-
feeling, hcarIleSs manner Of this age How many of
The aforesaid Creatures, this CITY, kGre-Whv
Robertson. why don't do something for yours.It
and will ali help you-whv 20 about m inns way,
Rohertsnn do You not know lis impossible for me 10
d" 1T Who Is going to give Insane man work Of
any Kind especially to pat him IN store, where he is
TO have charge OF their PROPERTY, In a fire war ia
break out and ruin him, many would say II served
hn right, why take an Insane man in his st0rro btt
fer have put him III Lunaric Asylum, and let U. 3
pay Ills board and provide for all such men that are at
large in Washington.
Well am poor, ard have a large family IN
support, and cannot let you have money without
any prospect Of paying IT. Then YOU will not loan
me - No can rot do it, for You will not
work. Aud he that will work should not cat
and surely you get something TO do % that y,
could live. Have you got any work you vii! give me
TO do: oh. no, hut you get il somewhere Wen
do you know any one that will give me some work.
oh' no. It's elreugh tor me 10 attend 10 bust
ness. can't be hunting M work for Others. have
too many mouths to FILL VII you would sooner see
me 20, over Tort! hours without anything cat than
10 ioah me sufficient 80 obtain IL: Oh If you want
something 10 eat, you can go around to my house
ana my wife VIII give you something eat; | am
not begrar and have no desire 10 eat in that wav
lof tiat : What my enemies charge Int with DOING
and by Wrestling the Truth. pervertng Justice. and
making the law bend 10 their own will. they thave
hrough-depnved me Of my Liberty. l34 days
and stripped me OF everything, near and dear IN this
life. And lett me poor indeed. Who did IT. TWAS
not the Bandits OF Greece, Rome, or MeNico-wen
who are they: Honorable men; YES they were all
Honorable men: Men of high degree. in the ewes Of
poor Lo"lg men like YOU and me. Ii YOU viii get my
Paper 1.-The Truth and read it through and espe-
clally the Article Headed a defence Of the I-ooent
The .7dreHtures OF Protest cgoiRSt WickedneSs in
nigh pieces, you will understand who did it-and
then Judga you OF that which right, for YOUR
selves know you not, that the partaker IN a wrong is
equally guilty with the Originator: Then If that be
true, How stands the Case with YOU You who
were Laughing al Inc because | went around and de-
hvercd my Paper The Truth - to ma Subscribers
What saws Franklin in regard To work beng well
done: Was Franklin wise: II 20, can IL be wrong
To practice upon hls maNms OF wisdom: Let all INV
friends buy The Truth" and sell n not. IL can be
oStained for few days at X. A. Waters Printing
Office, Oh ID street, near 10Th street Washington,
d. L. JAMES ROBERTSON,
il l2-lt- Editor
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q The newly elected Board of Public
Works for Virginia, has been organized
by the election of Dr. Archibald Graham
as President, and the reelection of the
Secretary of the late Board, VIM. R.
Drinkard, Esq, as Secretary On draw
ing lots for terms of service in the Board
Graham drew the short term of two
years, Armstrong the term of four wears,
and Boyd the six years term.
u The New York Legislature are to
adjourn sine die tomorrow. They have
not yet disposed of the Mather impeach-
ment case. 1t is not proposed to prose-
cute it during the recess, though very
strong case against his management of
his trust as Canal Commissioner has GER
talnly been made out against him.
U The number of deaths in New
York city, in the week ending on Satur-
day last was 53S, being an increase of
1873 over the previous week PAT were
children under one year of age.
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The Preaidsnts Progress North.

Our Northern exchanges, received to-
day, are filled with accounts of the great
preparations being made to receive the
President everywhere on his route. His
reception in Baltimore was astounding.
Nothing of the sort was ever before seen
there. There was nothing of party in it.:
Wings pressing forward as eagerly as
Democrats to participate in the ceremo-
MES and exciting scenes. 1t is already
certain that the tour is to be such tri-
umphal progress as this country never
before witnessed, vieing, we fear, some
what in its MISUNDERSTANDING demonstra-
tons, with the tours of the new French
Emperor. Though President Pierce de-
serves the confidence and kind regard of
his fellow citizens, one and all, we do
hope that the people will not fail to bear
in mind that, after all, he is but man,
and was, only yesterday as it were, as
unpretendmg as either of the thousands
on thousands of business men who are to
shout in his train in Philadelphia and
New York. There can be no question,
we are indeed happy to be able to write,
that the leading effect of all this unexpect-
ed display of popular enthusiasm, on his
account, will be to nerve his mind to the
work of making fearless and indepen-
dent administration, regulated not by the
hopes, fears and wishes of a coterie of
politicians by trade, but by his own sense
of his duty to his trust. He will surely
perceive that he at least can afford to act
thus periodically.
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PAINTING. PAINTING, PAINTING :.

A LII persons wishing 10 get painting done
n cheap and warranted a good job. now Is the
time. II. w. HAMILTON. one OF the firm Of Ham,
Itun Kinds, Paint Store. isloud Hail. Is NOW pre-
pared 10 do all kinds of HOT Sc. SIGN. and ORNA-
MENTAL PAINTING, GLAZEING and PAPER
HANGING, done in the ncateSt style. will furnish
builders with ready glazed sash cheap they can
be bought elsewhere.
N. b. Nothing hut the best materials used on my
work, and feel confident that ! can do work
cheaper than any Painter ia the District Try me
and see for yourselves
All orders promptly attended 10 by leaving notice
at our store, Island Hall, Of 9th street and
Virginia avenue
Two good Jnuneymen Painters wanted. None
hut the best wnrkmen need apply. iy9-f
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READ. REFLECT. AND COME.

A LII We citizens OF the Island who have any re
L spect for your pockets and for the comfort Of
the INNER man, come a. far as ye can. (wlhOui in
Iurs 10 your healthy TO the new GROCERY STORE,
on 9Th street, where you will find fresh lot of Can
vasscd Hams, which can't be beat. Family Shout
ders, No. Potomac Herring aud Sbad, Fresh Lou
don Butter, fresh Lard Cheese, Crackers of all
kinds, Flour in barrels bag. and loose, Corn Meal
olive OH, Pickles, &c. coverings No. ] Loaf Su-
ear, llc., worth - &c; Crushed Pulverized, and
Brown Sugars, Teas, Cnfiees, and many other things
too numerous TO MERTON.
Come and try lis and will sell cheap a. the
cheapest. LARMOER, & BRO
7tl ST, between ID and streets.
Opposite Clark Bowlings Drug Store.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press

The accomplished edit nr ofthe Republic
this morning briefly discusses the Mesilla
Valley and fisheries questions, and COM
ments at some length upon the North
American Reviews criticism on Spark s
Correspondence of the Revolution" from
which he furnishes very interesting ex-
tract descriptive of the characteristics of
the men on the American side in our
revolutionary times.
The InteLigenoer to-day publishes
page of valuable statistics relative to
French and English revenues and ex-
penditurcs, and on Tobacco in France, -
with its usual quantity of capitally cho-
sen miscellaneous matter.
The Union's leader treats of the position
of the New York Democracy towards the
Administration. The drift of the article
is to show that the Barnburners of the
New York Legislature have walked straight
up to the work of voting that they ac-
knowledge the full force of their obliga-
ton to stand by all the resolutions of the
last Baltimore Democratic platform, and
intend to do that thing.
The Union also sounds the alarm over
the state of things political in Georgia,
arguing the while to show that all is safe
there; Messrs. Howell Cobb, Chappell,
Hillyer and the rest of the Union party
Democratic leaders having deserted the
Jenkins party" as the Union denom-
mates the opposition there, and returned
bag and baggage into the Democratic
camp.
The Clipper contains much news. and a
| continuation of the Roman Catholic con-
troversy to which its columns have SO
long been opened.
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