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How to Get On.

One way to get on is TO put up your mod
esty and sell it to the lowest bidder If no
one will buy it, give it away, send it as
gift to some asylum-do anything with it
but keep it When you find yourself totally
free from this useless taint, catch news
paper editor. Don't pepfer or salt him, or
chop him up fine, but bate him-handle him
tenderly; speak gently to him, as gently as
any sucking dove. When you have charmed
him to your magic bidding, lose no occasion
to give him an opportunity of putting you
in his paper. Go to Algiers or Gretna once
fortnight, say, so that when you return,
and Of course call to see how his health is,
he may be delighted to welcome you back.
If you see dog run over in the street, or
two children fighting, pick up the first, or
separate the latter, and be sure to let the
editor know it-incidently-i the course of
conversation-you understand.
But an unfailing recipe for doing the editor
and getting yourself in his paper, is to make
aspeech somewhere-anywhere no mat
ter what sutject-whether yeu are wanted
or not. Don't depend ON the reporters
take down ahe speech yourself, aud be GER
tain that half an hour does not eIapse, be-
fore your friend, the editor, has the MS.
There are other ways Of raising the wind,
such as attacking yourself in your friends
newspaper under one name, answering the
attack next day under your own name, and
then coming out the third day with card
signed by number of respectable citizens,
testifyiug to your great talents, good char
acter, msfortunes, &C., &c. But We advise
you, above all things, if you wish "to get
on" to catch an editor, &c. There's no
thing like it. He'll very often shove you
on, merely, as lady of eur acquaintance
married-to get rid of her husband.
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A CHEAP AND GOOD FAMILY PAPER.


Is published by WV. Ii. Hope: at IS South Third
street. Philadelphia, at the low price of ONE DOLLAR
YEAR.
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a6EPoliticians and others who 60 North
to penetrate, as they say, "the fogs Of Cab
met appointments, come back, as general
thing, essentially befegged themselves.
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EST The editor of the Kennebec Journal
in dunning his subscribers says, "he has
little responsibilities thrown upsn him just
now, which he is obliged to meat"
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RESULT OF CHEAT FAREs.-1t is stated
that since the reduction Of fare to Albany
on the Harlem road the receipts for through
business have increased 80 per cent
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fIIE subscriber would call The atten ton OF Printer
/ to the greatly reduced prices of the present list
of.
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MYTH such testimony. no stronger proof can be
w given unless it be trial of this wonderful Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture.
Let the affiictedreau read
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266 From Bradford, by Newbuy and Newport to Clare
mont, "a miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Bradford daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at ClaremoLt the days by 81 D m
Leave Claremont daily except Sundays at a m;
Arrive at Bradford the same days by pm
267 From Wsirs Bridge by Centre Habor, to WoIfbo-
rough, 80 miles and back, six times week.
Leave Weir's Bridge daily except Sunday at 5 p m;
Arrive at Marlborough the same days by Z p m;
Leave Marlborough daily except Sunday at 6 m;
Arrive at Weir's Bridge the same days by 81 a N.
Supplying Centre Harbor between IL m and 2 D m
daily except Sunday.
26S From Portsmouth, to Kittery Me- q miles and hack
six times week
leave portsmouth daily except Sunday at Il m;
arrive at hiitery the same day by liz a m;
Leave kttefy daily except Sunday at 9 IN;
90. arrive at Portsmouth tho same days by 81 M
o' rom Exeter by Brentwood, Poplin and South Ray
n.o,u' TO Raymond, Is miles and back, twice
Leave Exeter Monday and Friday att pm;
arrive a. Raymond the same days by som.
Leave raymond Tuesday and Saturday at - m.
arrive at Exeter the same days by 4p H.
%fo from North Charleston to Unity, miles and back
week. '
Leave North Charleston Saturday at loan.
Arrive at Unity the same day by l2m
Leave Unity the same day BY pm: t1H
Arrive at North Charleston the same day by 3pm
Proposals for additional trip per week will he co
sidered. M
27l From Lower Bartlett, by Jackson and pinkham,
Grant, to Gorham, "a miles and back, once week
Leave Lower Bartlett Friday at 10 a m;
Arrive at Gorham the same day by S pm;
Leave Gorham Saturday at ii a 10 !;
Arrive at Lower Bartlett the same day by 6 pm
272 From Ptsfed, BY Barnsead and Barnstead Cent?.
to Pennington Dock, 20 miles and back, once
week. . 1870 = -
Leave Pittsdeld Friday at sam,
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III
Arrive at Saint Adams the next day by a m;
Leave Saint Adams Wednesday and SATURDAY. at
pm;
Arrive at Montpelier Thursday and Monday by s m.
400 From Middlesex, by Moretown, and Waitsfeld to
Warren, 20 miles, and back, three times week.
Leave Middlesex Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
loans;
Arrive at Warren the same day by 3pm;
Leave Warren, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
loan;
Arrive at Middlesex the same day by 3pm.
Proposals to end the route at Waitsfeld and to supply
Warren from Roxbury, will be considered.
40 From Waterbury, by Stow, and Monisvile to Hyde
Park, % miles and back, six times week.
Leave Waterbury daily except Sunday at 81 pm;
Arrive at Hyde Park the same days by lO4 pm;
Leave Hyde Park daily except Sunday at 8 am;
Arrive at Waterbury the same days by 8 am
chester, West Milton, Milton, East Georgia Georgia.
st. Adams, Swanton, Alburgh, Alburgh spring. and
West Alburgh, to Rouse's Point, N. r.. 53A miles
and back, six times week.
Leave Burlington daily except Sunday ate IN:
Arrive at Rouses Point the sams days by g. 20 m:
Leave Rouses Point daily except Sunday at s. 80 m:
Arrive at Burlington the same days BY n so a m.
4l2 From Burngton by ST. George, Hnesburg and Monk
ton, to Vergennes, % miles and back three times
week. { sE
Leave Burlington Monday, Wednesday. and Friday at
n am; 2sN8dsE saass
Arrive at Vergennes the same days by 3.pm;
Leave Vergennes Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at93am;
Arrive at Burlington the Same days by 81 m.
4l3 From Burlington, by South Hero to Plattsburg, NJ
Y, Is miles and back, six times week during sus-
pension Of navigation on Lake Champlain.
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AauCa8t6r same s
Leave Guildhall Tuesday at 10 M;
Arrive at Canaan same day by .Opm;
Leave Canaan Wednesday at4 am;
Arrive at Guidhall same day by pm.
ADJ From Iasburgb, by Brownngton Centre, and East
Charleston, to Brighton, ~ miles and back, once
week.
Leave Irasburgh Monday at 2pm;
Arrive at Brighton same day by pm;
Leave Brighton Tuesday at 8 a m
Arrive at Irashurgh same day by 2 D ~.
Proposals for more frequent service between East
Charleston and Brighton will be considered.
432 From Lyndon Centre by East Burke Burke Newark
East Charleston, and West Charleston to Derby. SO
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Lyndon Centre Monday and Thursday at M;
Arrive at Derby the same days by pm,
Leave Derby Tuesday and Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at Lyndon Centre the same days by 6 D NJ
Proposals for more frequent service between East
Charleston and Derby, and to extend to Derby Line
will be considered. M
433 From East Burke by Victory CRANKY and Guildha
to Northumberland. On. H.) % miles and back, once
week. I'd $3.50
Leave East Burke Tuesday ats a m;
Arrive at Northumberland N. H. same day by 4pm
Leave Northumberland "Wednesday at sam;
Arrive at East Burke same day by pm.
434 From Danvlle, by Walden, East Hardwich, Hard
witch, Greensborough, and South Crafisbury, to
Craftsbury, % miles and back, six times week.
Leave Danville daily except Sunday at IL m,
Arrive at Craftsbury same day by pm:
Leave Craftsbury daily except Sunday at I'm;
Arrive at DanvilIe same day by p m.
435 From Danvie to North Danvile miles and back,
three times aweek. Il 5ssse
Leave Danville Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
loan; 81 sts@8 Sc Il
Arrive at North Danville the same days by ii am;
Leave North Dansille the same days at 81 pm;
Arrive at Danville the same daysby 81 M.
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Leave Charestown Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at pm;
Arrive at Upper Falls the same days by 4pm.
454 From Woodstock, by Bndgewater, Plymouth, and
Tyson Furnace, to Ludlow, rs miles and back, three
times week;
Leave Woodstock Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
atSam
Arrive at Ludlow the days by p m;
Leave Ludlow Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at Woodstock the days by pm.
455 From Harand Depot, by Hartland, Woodstock, and
Barnard, to Bethel, 80 miles and back, !sx times a
week.
Leave Hartland Depot daily except Sunday at D m !;
Arrive at Bethel the same days by SPIN;
Leave Bethel daily except Sunday at 8 IN;
Arrive at Hartland Depot the same days by D m.
456 From White River Junction, by Hanover. n H.
Norwich, VT, Union Village, Pompanoosuc LYME. NJ
H., North Phetford, VT, East Phetford, Oxford,
N. H., Fairlee, VT, Piermont, N. H., South Brad
ford, VT, Bradford, Haverhill, N. H., Newbury. VT
Wells River, McIndoes Falls, Barnet, and Passum-
sic, to St. Johnsbury, 81 miles and back six times
week.
Leave White River Junction daily except Sunday at
pm;
Arrive at ST. Johnsbury the same days by 4.4o m;
Leave ST. Johnsbury daily except Sunday at $40
Arrive at White River Junction the same days by - M
457 From Chester by Andoyer, Weston, Ii miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Chester Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, on
arrival of the cars. say at m:
Arrive OF Weston the same dsys by 4pm;
Leave Weston the same days at a m;
Arrive at Chester the same days by Ii M
45s From Factory Point by Winhall Peru Lsndsrrove
Londonderry, and Simonsvile, to Chester, 80 miles
and back, three times week. Sis
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WASHINGTON News.

Hon. HENRY A. VISIT is asserted
on the avenue that the visit of the Hon.
Thos. H. Bayly in Washington was un-
dertaken at the Presidents request, in
order to tender him desirable mission,
SO that he may thus make an opportunity
for the return of Mr.. Henry A. Wise to
the House of Representatives, where his,
VS., labors will be of great value to the
Administration. We give this story for
whatit is worth, frankly stating at the
same time that we have no confidence in
it. 1t is probable that Mr.. Bayly may
have heen invited hither with the view to
obtaining his services upon momentous
party questions, it being well known that
while his sympathies were strongly with
Messrs, Howell Cobb and Lynn Boyd, he
was on such terms with the Southern
Rights organization in the party, as
would permit consultation with them
upon frank terms. "a, ~ ...,,. ...a.
Mr.. Wise is agenteman of un-
surpassed Evolutionary powers, his career
fails to embrace evidence of that enlarged
and mature parliamentary discretion 50
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The President at Philadelphia Yesterday

The President and his Suite were en-
Enthusiastically received at Elkton and at
Wilmington. The Philadelphia commit
tee reached Wilmington about noon. 1t
was headed by the Hon. George NJ. Dali
las, who welcomed the President in a
brief address, to which the President
made an appropriate reply, in which he
referred to the event of the Revolution on
both sides of the Delaware river.
The party reached Philadelphia about
four o'clock and found the shipping
covered with flags and the air resounding
with salutes.
The Committee and their Guests having
landed at the Navy Yard, they were re-
ceived with due honors by Commodore
Reed after which military and civic
procession escorted the President, who
was on horseback, through the principal
streets of the city, amidst the enthusiastic
cheering of the populace.
The formal reception took place at
independence Hall, where Mayor Gilpin
delivered the address of welcome, to
which the President eloquently replied,
after which he was conducted to the
Merchants Hotel, where magnificent
banquet was spread. The company did
not adjourn till late hour.
We learn by telegraph, that the Presi-
dent met the citizens of Philadelphia at
9 o'clock this morning in independence
Square. The morning was pleasant and
there was an immense turnout of the
people. Much enthusiasm was mani.
tested. Gen. Pierce leaves Philadelphia
for New York in the two O'Clock train.
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To Builders, Carpenters, and Contractors.

HAVING taken great pans To Law in a good nj
Il l. general assortment of BUILDING Hal r.
WARE, | am now prepared 10 offer to those "; Mt
ing such goods such Inducements as | am convir I'd
will suit. ain determined not TO be undersold ty
am house IN Washington. All my goods come III
rect from the manufac:cne>. which enables nn. 10
offer them III New York and Philadelphia nrl, =;
and making the building material my principal Ia Or
| think can como little under others III this me
of business.
| enumerate in part Nor Villa, Nor. Hotel, N.
Nor, Sliding Door, Locks and Latches Nor y, ,n
Latches, Plated Furniture. Horizontal. Upright i-
rel, Cottage Hotel. Western, and Novelty i'm
Locks and l.aiches. RIM Latches all kinds W ma
Porcelain Knobs with Porcelain Rose or Plate ny
niture; Dark Mini, Grey Mini. Variegated Mini
and all kinds OF Rose and Fancy color Knob its
Front or Parior Knobs with the patent Silver ass
Knobs, an article that needs only to be brushed q
10 clean II, and always showing fine plate tr nii
plated knobs, when they are cleaned, leaves a nv
spot on the door. Also, Sash Fasfenngs, AL Tie III
terent patterns; Window Blind Fastening H. da
Shutter fastenings, Cupboard Catches, Hooks nd
Eyes, Loose and Fast JOINT Butts, Hinges, Pa IA
ment Hinges, Plant & Partners patent Shutc,
Hinges; Bolts Of all kinds, Nails, Screws, Ilal nd
Coat Hooks, Pulleys, Sash Weights, Sash Cord. nd
many other things too numerous N mention, wi Oh
will be sold low. F.. WHEELER,
Sign OF the Gun and Paddock.
~ 9-lmeo tppo~Irr Browns Hole.
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List Of Arrivsla.at the principal Hotels up to
IL q. "a. this day.

National HottllA X Sanders. n Y; NJ Henry,
Bah; r Gould, do; J Butler Ming, il, ia: W n
Rev H Causkeg. Vas y NJ Graham, La; Mrs {
II Stith, Nai A Nicholson, do; f II Angamon and
family, lras Mrs Ctetien do; l. II Trgg, Richmond;
J Keiiog, fredericksburg; w 4 English do; ]
McCahley, CSN; Mr. Sens, NY; DIG Feley, BALTIC;
Mr. Mccarthy, : {; J Maur Ohio; W Marion, Balti;
J Vincent, Richmond; n Kenhedy, Nd ? Smith. n
Y; Miss Stuart, Vai X VI Heath, wit-, rsisiren and
servant, Washington, y Shtsr ahd lady, Va, Miss
Fannie Woodcock, n, Mrs Schermerhon, do; f h
Miss MIrssssiii, Or Marshall Va T D McNioron, Us
Is; and J speed, NC; Mrs Harrison, Col Jam
tstm lady, Va; ID Panhall, NY; C II Phelps l. lady
L Wood, USN, Col n G Foster lady, Miss FOs-
ter, , Plumb, Ga; bartholomew, NY II SieI,
Mccarthy, Richmond, fraaets BABY, Qurbec; Z P
LaRoche, Phil; Co!lI.is Lee, Hackett, Baltimore
II Plunketh Nss n w Williams, Miss; A Miller
NC; w Bay, l. w McCloskey, e P Daley, NY.
Ga; I w Bell, Va; Laury, do; w ii Tyler, u
A; DIR Tyler, Va; f Tyler. do; III ID Hewett
NO; Hopkins, Fla; ID Woydbeuy; L SA; 1
Mills, 81. Louis; T Mills, do; J Craig lady
lady, Phil; : Lancaster, do; Miss psfiah, do; ID
White, do; G Gilmore, Mo: r Gal, Wash; 4 G Ker
Bait; A o Wilcox, Phils F 6 strabam & lady Nv
w Forsythe, dos Miss Forsythe, do, Miss For>ytl
Der, do; r perrett, La; II Hamilton, Pa; II
johnson, n Y; Mrs Graham, NC; W Carrow s. lad
| La; Miss Pacher, Nashville; A McCandish, Nc; [
w Young, Masters II Lancaster and Roadway
! Anil; II Moore, Va; f 2 Zape, doi : Zane. do
II Y McSherry, Va Haiaes, Pa; Huer, do: Rob
Mckay, Ga; w II Ste'ls, do; John Bedel NH; 5
Stone, NY; Keticnell, Bait; II Young, Md; Owe
| Norfolk, Nd, L w Roberts, and sister, Pa;
Welsh, and children, Phil; { Schenck, Ohio; 7
Silisby, Va; A Pizzni, and children, Va; + Beali.
| A c SLOW, Ohio; Fyffe, USN; FW Dixon, NC
| w Jones, Md; DIR w A Harris, USA; l. Hutch
| ems, do; Mrs Hutchens, do; Miss Hutchens, do; T
| Beeler, do; T ii Woodsen and lady, Miss.
Empire Hotel.-Wm. ID Philips, Minnesota; NJ;
Bryant, Missouri; w ii Higgins, Alexandria; ]
Hanna, Cecil county Md; Com J Heckar, do;
| Greentree, Frederick City, Md; Joseph Mattingl,
| Washington; + 5 Lincoln, Bait; p NcGurk, r. "
& B X X CO..: Allen, Tenni ID Holt, Iowa; ID
| McDenaIn, Cecil CO. Md.
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wA perfect Daguerreotype of deceased

or absent friends is more precious relic than
gold or silver; but where to obtain one pos
sessing all the attributes of perfection, is the
momentous question. Those who know the
artist say, without hesitation, go to WHITE
HURST whose admirable genius, and extensive
experience, combined with improved facili-
ties in the way of instruments, lights &c,
precludes the possibility of an inferior por
trait at his elegantly furnished establish
ment, where the of portraits of hundreds
of dead and living celebrities can be exam
ined. Daguerreotypes taken in every style
Stereoscopic, Crayon, and imitation postel.-
also, specimens of the beautiful art of Crvs-
talotyping. m 90
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The Public Schools Of Washington

. The progressing examinations of our
public schools exhibit gratifying results
Of their last years course of instruction,
and afford strong inducements, indeed,
for the improvement of the school system
among US IN every possible way. Wash
ington should not even be behind Boston
in the advantages furnished for the COM
plete education of youth, of both sexes,
IN her public schools: Boston being be-
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READ. REFLECT, AND COME.

LII We citizens of the Island who have am 70
IA spect for your pockets and for the comtorf T
the inner man, come Is far We can. (withoui in
jury your healthy TO the newGROCERY STO iE,
eth street. where you Will fird fresh lot Of
vassed Hams. which can't be heat. Family 81 Aii
ders, No. Potomac Herring and Shad, Fresh nj
don Butter fresh Lard, Cheese. Crackers a. alt
kinds, Flour IN barrels, bags, and loose, Corn " n,
Olive Oil, Pickles, &c. Coverings No. | Loaf Su
gar, lie, worth II &c; Crushed Pulverlzed, md
Brown Sugars Teas, CoffeeS, and many other th III
too numerous 10 mention.
Come and try us and we Will sell as cheap as tie
cheapest LARMOUR, x BRO,
7th It, between ID and E streets,
Opposite Clark Bowling's Drug Sto,.
iy 9-lw
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NOTICE OF Co-pARrNERsHIP.

I HAVE this day associated with me in co-part
4 nership Mr.. JOHN HITZ. The business will
hereafter be conducted by the firm OF HlLBCS
HiTZ, Music Depot, Washington. where NAV be
had in every variety MUSIC. MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS, and MUSICAL. MERCHANDISE. Per
sons indebted to the old establishment will confer
favor by settling their accounts at an early day
practicable
SF- Musical instruments Tuned and Repaired.
q GEO. HILBUS,
JOHN HITZ, JR..
)ql Penn. ave-, 4 doors west 10th ST., south side
iy 1914 .,lt
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PORCELAIN GOODS,

L HAVE on hand full supply of PORCEL ,Ni
l. GOODS, from the celebrated factory Of Il.
lidge CO., -uch plum white, gilt edge, Cre
vine, and fancy Door and Finger Plates, NJ, -
Plates, MouthpeceS, Door Knockers, Fancy L.
cutcheon, Door Knobs, Shutter and Drawer KIDS
of all the different fancy patterns; Porcelain "a
Letters, several sizes, article superior far 10 lhl
gilt sign letters, both i'm appearance and duralilI..
am prepared 10 fiji up door plates at short moi 60
of any patterns persons may select. which arc lur
neatGr than any article yet introduced.
f. WHEELER,
jv 9-lmeo pppO-Itp Browns IIai,
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C Subscribers who are not served
regularly will please bear with us for a
few DAYS longer. We are recognizing
our corps of carriers and will soon have
things so Systematically arranged that
there viii ue but few omissions.
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w To Strangers and Citizcu..

Y To StraHgcrs and CifiZcn..
THOMPSON DAGUERREOTYPES are unsurpass-
ed by any, for boldness of execution and
beauty of artistic finish.
His assiduous efforts to establish first class
Gallery in this city, and his continued en-
deavors to please visiters, and patrons, have
not been unrewarded. An examination of
his Pictures recently made is particularly So
licited. He is prepared to take Pictures of
every size and style. at reasonable prices
Gallery, north side of Pennsylvania avenue.
between ~ and 9th streets, Lane & Tucker S
building. may 80
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-13

QUEER SEGARs.-A young lady, who
had just finished reading late novel,
which spoke of Spanish bellies as using
cigarettes, called at tobacconist's store
recently, and inquired. "uave you any
female cigars 2"
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U Persons in the city of Baltimore
desiring single copies of the Star can pro-
cure them at the Book and Periodical
Depot of William & H. Taylor, Sun Iron
Building, Baltimore street. ~
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AT a Meeting Of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti-
tute. held at their rooms on 7th street, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed:
ResoiUed, That the rooms of the Institute
be opened daily through the week Sundays
excepted) from to 10 o'clock p. m, and that
the public generally be invited to visit the
same. CHARLES CALVERT,
June l6-tf Rec. Sec