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REGULAR PACKE ELS.

'UR MOBILE. Daily Z s Mail =, rgs4@
Loa,-Win hIaastaer'.--Tae satasi.ss,s =
'H IT'D 9S pressure pasEst steans OREGON. C1Ti K f.
tiH5t. FIokIDA, Ca.t v. e. Gib-Tzon CALIFDRNIs,
-t sam .4's, h.rG stl expressly Lake j-
yav0 tstioas) Ore q 7e r-s 4r1.rs I-ayt u
e4Ic-a rosl DAILY arrival 81 the I.ke Tie In
p 4 - stepping g pascAg,gls WeEeslay. gong Tees
~ Freight ic5 f5a.- Pas sH And pa,-,ys r
h CREOLE
fC- I've va Bsg Aiei m +ave the afr,s ,f
tsr- three oesi Leturs 4,tof Al5ia's world e. III
iF i1- msI. ialI r. rrf .au-g /, I.srk pl.rs
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LHaRlNN RIEER.

% U leave Wl.nNEsDAY, Ianual5 is, nt o'cltekr.p.
ESOR LAFAYETTE, TERRE HATE, sy
4 FiSCENNES and ia'ermadiats lan in. The
tpIenIi plssehgsr steamer DUCHESS, McGaio nsaz-s
'sHr Hu leave rs - t' freight
ROGER, MCGUIRE K co Poy 'r,s street. i.jI
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Blessed be poverty it enables Us to inveigh
with vruous indignation upon those which
not indulge in.
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GomAESeABtE RuLE-rhs democrats Of Philadelphia
city and county have adopted set Of rules to
their primary elections June and them
i the following
II any candidate for Office by offers or gifts of meat
drink money any valuable thing is found guilty OF at
tempting directly indirectly, influence the vote OF
any democratic citizen at the election on the second Mon
day conferee his name is to be stricken
from the list of candidates by the conference, and any
votes cast for such candidate will not be counted.
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RlassnI ba nnyprtv IL ena HES n inyaoh
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ot.ICHITa RIHER.
CU.uBERL.q.ND RTVER.

VIII lahye hONbAY, JnHuarl u, at o'clock 50.
4TOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE Nz-e n
= a. al lat rmgdiata landaz, calaa rnd ~ - 4
tetr1he fine, light drought fltt ranning egulr
Nashville % tet IROGT OIs, Cap rsieron viii -
For i"lglt " pEs-ags, apflg ~ board, ar %
WHITE Il BUCHANAN. 81 Fglion 3D.
i4ls ii CTlfLIs % Po5df.. stresf
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Tne ILiNEss o. NrcEpRFstpENr kiNG A letter from
Washington, dated the 9th inst, says
Hon. " Il King has made his will. He was born in
lso6 owns 5000 acres of land in body in Dallas
county, Alabama and upward Of one hundred slaves His
entire estate is worth about Sl500O0 lie Is humhnc
muster He told me years since that he sold
but one slave in bis life and he compelled TO sell him
because he terror TO this neighbOrhood Col King
cannot possibly recover His physician has sounded his
lungs with the stethoscGpe and declared that Of his
lungs is entirely gone and the other partly Col
niece, Mrs. Ellis, is with him h
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I ,LOrHING ESTARLIsHMENT-rAYLnR.

~ HAlilGN co. 66 Canal street. 2sg
@ = iek, Lye always hand both place lAgs stock
'bllNG, SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS of the tt styles
lied arba'h country city sdr rlch hey ole acls
liberal t4rms uov24 itulg
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VOLUME V.
STEAMBOATS,

wdlissve MONDAY, January H. AZ o'clock p.W
g1OR MOBILE, via the River 6sry :.
D. Toe Lake steamer ORLEANS, Captain Il Il
ba"t Wsksr, wiil leave ahov". For freight,
4ly r.. GEiIDEs, Arsn, 10 Bank rlaee idl1
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. 'I--A A@LT-10tO cases TO-
" LIB. WINSTON,
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iIORBILOXI, FORT PHI Z, Bay

fTORBlLOXI, FORT PHI Z. Bay Yuu--s :,
a 81 LOUIS, PAS CHRISTIAN hEn ME-
~ e5eualag 70 iANeIlhCkG sEEiNcS FAs5-z
p a 7f "a tls vs. 'rd ssEiI suulGg porp.ll
Prsar packet atsser CREOLE, CiHrs W-Ner u.stsf 'a
ftt -- 't iaI.i 'l' t w oHm laj viii g.r tie
OHttua-u th!rlall aE tt- lax.
tE1h NEW ORLEANS. FROM BttVEI.
,iflsT '--'-.lG =. n cas- sI%bAY ENESISe,
NJ ~ '.t..s - p; " @srt THURSDAY EVENING"
~ ts+s tl or from BotoF trfmeda9
lf~n an Servants. u 80. Deck, q 80.
Freight Ra l-oAI A.rjsvg
ys and Saturdays up Ji an W-ursaay. ~ S.
- 10 Letter Bag a leave the ote tiy on
v l-ldHI yck Saturday evening az ogi5.k
.Hb X. CT bES, AEsri, t4 laauE Flare.
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I,T U, r. fAZEfNt, Csare uaslsr ius nearly 80
Der I4Ftr FI Immediate distHt N--7-a-
fels o. W. HyNsoS 50 Camp st.ag.
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EOR GENUA.e-The Al fast sailing =,
J. American aap ITALY, caft. Alb Ryan, loading 49,
Nt5W -a I5eaV @rlt. Fr ~ gtg $40 tales Cotton A-f-
fsal J. r. WHITNEY d co F., 81 Camp street
4 aFF .. % Fl. O .s i.tr.ts d--lf
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
NY MOTHERS HoME-A Song.

All alone In valley half hid among the flowers.
Is a nome recall with thrill of delight,
It's rose-scented walks, and its vine-covered bow
ers,
see ueln again in my fancy to ght.
Ills the home OF my mother. each long vanished
scene,
1hat memory paints with pencil Of truth,
Comes over my soul like beautiful dream
VI the bright happy days of my innocent youth.
The home of my mother. in dreams may stray,
Oer the hills and the valleys dear 10 my heart,
And taste the bright waters that flow in my way
Inc puTest and sweetest that life can impart.
Inc Dras sing rs sweet to my listening ear,
Ihe MOWERS bloom as fragrant and beautiful now,
As when III my childhood have wandered to hear,
or gather the roses to twinc for my brow.
But strain of soft music steals over my Dreams
And the voice of my mother in tenderness comes
O'er my spirit so soft and so sad it would sncm
Like echoes of angels from their bright starry
homes!
Home oil my mother farewell, sorrows toars
Have dimmed the fond eyes that look back to thee
now,
And the FOND rcco'lections Of earlier wears
Only deepen the sadness that dweli> on my brow
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-03
The Blue Fairy Tale of StshI.

One day the Blue Fairy descended to
the earth with the courteous intention OF
distributing to all the young girls of the
different nations the treasures of beauty
which she brought with her.
Her dwarf Amaranth sounded his horn
and instantly young girl of every ma
ton presented herself at the foot of the
Blue Fairy's throne. All these together
made quite crowd, as you will imagine.
This happened long time before the
Revolution of July, 1880.
The good Blue Fairy said to her friends,
81 desire that you may not have cause to
complain of the gifts 1 am about to pre-
sent you. 1t is not in my power to give
each of you the same thing, but if were
to make such uniformity in my favors,
would it not make them less valuable O.
As time is precious to fairies, she said
very little, ended her speech there, and
proceeded to dispensing her gifts. Nobody
appeared annoyed at it.
She gave the young girl, who repre-.
sented all the CASTLES, locks SO black and
long that she could make mantilla O.
them.
To the Italian, she gave eyes as bright
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-03
THE VERY LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
BF THE 31JEpTC1

The following is the latest news re-
ceived at Liverpool prior to the America s
departure:
RUSSIA.
St. Petersburg letters of the 7ih ult.
are silent on political tffairS.
Poland was reported tranquil. Large
bodies of troops were still concentrating
on the frontiers of M0ldavia.
Prince Gortschakoif had reviewed the
Russian troops at Bucharest, and invited
the Hospodar Stirbey to attend, which the
latter declined.
TURKEY.
The Earl of Carlisle had left Constan-
tinople for Bagdad, his mission being
ended.
An official report had been drawn up
by two French staff officers in the Turk
ish service, giving favorable account of
the materiel and discipline Of the Turkish
forces now in the field. The regulars are
considered reliable in action, and the ir-
regulars effective to embarrass the Rus
slams.
Fears were expressed that Omar Pasha
was extending his lines too far, but the
report sayshe can concentrate GO, 900 men
in twenty-four hours Oh any point of
attack or defence. The report considers
that in the first battle the Turks will have
the advantage.
SPAIN.
The report of the Valencia misin crop
is bad: wet weather had come on at the
moment of gathering, and it would be
deficient.
PORTUGAL.
LIBsON, Sept. 9.-The accounts of the
vine disease continue gloomy.
Mr.. Grederecon Guilherme had accep-
ted the portfolio of Justice.
GREECE.
The Vienna Wnndcrer states that the
Turkish police had discovered the exis-
tence of secret society of wealthy men,
at the head of whom is Prince Mavrocor-
date, who are supplying funds to form a
confederation of Albaniansand BeIgarians
against Turkey. The London Times de-
nies its truth.
The Reading Committee of the Holy
Inquisition had again condemned Uncle
Toms Cabin, as damnable and perni-
ciouS.
SWITZERLAND.
The Swiss official journal of the Sd
publishes the Austrian edict of July last,
forbidding Austrian operatives to visit
Switzerland.
The Federal budget for 1854 shows a
surplus of 10000 francs over the esti-
mated expenditure of thirteen millions.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-03
LAW NOTICE

SIDNEY S. BAXTER, late Attorney General of
- Virginia, has removed to Washington to prac-
fice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted Gtates. the courts of the District of Columbia
and attend to any professional business confided to
him.
{G+ Office in Morrison's new building, on Az ST.
between Ptnnsylva avenue and & street.
References: Hon. ]. J. Alien, Hon. VIM Daniel,
Hon. Richard MOncure, Hon. G. b. Sarnuels, Hon.
George H. Lea, of the court of appeals of Virginia
to the Judges of the circuit OF Virginia. and
to the Senators and members of Congress from Vir-
gina. jy l9-eOly
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-03
MINNESOTA SUPERINTENDENT,

ST. Paul, Sept. l3, 1853. {
SIR: call your attention to the fact
that complaints are made to me that large
quantities of liquor are being introduced
into the Minnesota Valley at Shakopee,
lie Sueur, Traverse des Sioux, and Bab-
cocks Landing.
This traffic in liquor Is most positively
forbidden by the intercourse laws, and
they are continued in force by the trea-
ties of 1881. | want you TO visit by
yourself or some authorized person these
points and destroy all liquor found for
sale, and hunt up every place where you
may be informed liquor is used or sold,
other than at the fort of the United States.
This traffic must and shall be stopped.
The hardy frontier people are insecure in
life and property when liquor is anywhere
in the reach of the Indians. 1t must all
be destroyed before the Indians get up
there on their removal, and before the next
payment Of money and goods.
My information comes from the Rev.
NJ. n. Adams, of Traverse dcs Sioux, and
Joseph r. Brown, of this place.
l am, respectfully, your obedient SER
want, w. A. GORMtN.
Agent MURPHY, st. Peters Agency.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-03
The Most IVond rfuI y. edfcfne
Erer discovered for The certain II 4gue and Ferer
Inkermitrat nllH ttiliOas EstYrx
Obef & Co.'s Vegetable Srecifc,


V'HE proprietors of this valuable Medicine have
i never made any efforts to introduce it tefore
the public yet it has found great favor FIR and
Certificates without number have been furnished Of
its virtues without any solicitation, and many
performed when all other medicines have failed. Al
that is asked as tri 1T has stood the test for
eral years. and say, without fear. that better
preparation for the cure of Ague and Fever can be
produced. As an evidence publish certificate
of gentleman well known:
II take great pleasure in recommending the Spe-
cifc prepared By Obcr 4 McCOnkev. for the cure of
Ayue and Fever, the best article for the accom-
plishment OF that object have met with. In
my family it has sucseedei beyond my most SAN
guine expectations, and therefore consider it a
privilege n well as = duty to recommend its to
all who may he suffering un Ter the influence of that
distressing affiic.ion. (Signed0
d. EVANS REESE,
Minister of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Fer sale by the proprictors, ODER CO., Bati-
more:
By DANIEL B. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potomac
Iiall, corner of Maryland avenue and 11th street,
Island;
BY CLARKE & BOWLING, 7th street between
south ID and streets. island;
And by JAMES III. STONE, corner of 9TH and L
streets, Northern Liberties. Washington ID. C.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
sep l6-3m-
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WOOD AND COAL.

NIE have now completed arrangements for re-
w ceiving our regular supply of WOOD IND
COIL FOR the season. and ready To deliver Hick
DRY, Oak, and Pine WOOD, Anthracite COIL, of
different sizes and kinds, from the most approved
mnes. Biluminous and Cumberland Coal, and Ly-
ken's Valley free burning COAL sizes for stoves
and CRATES.
Consumers who intend laying up a supply of fuel
for the WINTER will find their advantage TO ell
gage it as soon possible for in all probability the
advance the present prices will soon be much
greater than many anticipate.
All coal from yard will be carefully weighed,
and ,22i0 pounds given to the ton.
w. E. WATERS 4 Co,
sep 9-lml Office corner OF 18th and c Streets
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and burning as an eruption of yesuvius
in the middle of the night.
To the Turkish girl, figure as round
as the moon, and as soft as eider-down.
To the English girl, an aurora borealis
to tint her checks, her lips, and shoulders.
To the German, teeth like her own.
and that which is no more valuable than
fine teeth, but which has its value-a ten
der heart all ready to love.
To the Russian, the dignity Of queen.
Then going into details, she put gayety
on the lips of the Neapolitan-wit in the
brain of the Irish girl-good sense in the
heart OF Flemish girl and when moth
ing remained to be given, she arose to
take her flight.
"And I" said the Parisian 10 her
detaining her by the floating border of
her blue tunic
Il had forgotten you"
9 Entirely forgotten, madam"
You were too near me, and did not
see you. But what can do now! Nv
bag of gifts is empty" The fairy reflect
ed an instant, then calling to her by a
sign all these charming beauties, said:
''fou are good because you are beauti-
ful-it remains for you to repair a great
error of mine; in my dispensation have
forgotten your sister of Paris. Let each
one of You. beg, share a part of the
present ! made her with our Partisan.
You will lose little and beStow much"
Who could refuse a fairy, and above
all, the Blue Fairy! With that gracious
ness which happiness always confcrs.
these girls approached in turn to the for.
gotten Partisan, and threw her as :hey
passed-one, part of her black hair, an
other tint of her rosy complexion: this
one, beam of her joyousness, that, what
she could of her sensibilty, and it so
happened that the Partisan, so poor, so
obscure, so eclipsed by her sisters, found
herself in an instant, by this generous
division, richer and more attractivelv en-
dowed than any of her companions.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER


d. J :. Rosss COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
bUcHU-This is decidedly one of the best remedies
ever used for diseases of the kidneys bladder, &c.
and also for equity affections; always highly recon.
mended BY the late DIR. Phys;c. ami MANY Of the
most inguiShed medical men abroad Price q,
cents
Dr. j. s. RoSE's GOLDEN pIIIS for Falling OF the
womb, Female Weakness, Dability, and Relaxation.
Price 30 cents
Dr. j. :. RosE'. FEMALE SPgrTFIc-A remedy r,r
Faniul Menstruation, Leucorrloea or Whites Frio,
Cnr dollar
For LIVER COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA, &c.
The Liver being the largest GLAND in the humsn
ocy II Is more frequently teranged than any other
ien follows dyspepsia, constipation cold feet and
Io7s OF aPpete-the skin becomes yellow the spirit.
droOp, and there is great aversion to society Re
suiate the liver, and you correct all these evils
lhe sur~st preparations to take are Dr. RosRs CILE
SsAfED RAILROAD OR ANTEBiIoUs Pills They carry
OH Tie hile, and soon give appetite and strength
HIS DYSPEPSIA COMPOUND should be taken where n
Person has been troubk with dyspepsia for . lnnv
hne--Price 20 cents. SUIT fo- colds bilious hebi,s
Jaundice, &c, take Dr.. R0SE'5 ANTI bilious os R.u
Road Pills, 12l2 and - cents per box.
All Of the above preparations, with Dr. Rose.
Mecal Adviser to persons in Sickness and in Health
10 la hsi of T.. d. Gilman, Charles Stott Il Co "
H. Gilman, John W. Sairn, Patterson & Nrirn
W Morrison. William I. Evans. kidw-ll 4 Law
renee, J. B. Moore. Washington: J. l.. Kidwell
eoorgetown; and BY all dealers in Alexandria, Viz
Sinis sep "a
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS,
FINE TEAS,

SSsSS have just received from New York the
h asF following TEAS, of the latest impcrtatons
MS % %.selected by myself with great care, and are
Nsek#sfs warranted of the best quality:
~ chests extra fine Imperial
do do do Gunpowder
do do Young Hyson
chest OF very fine Black Tea
do medium quality
do Imperial Gunpowder. and Young Hyson, in
1 and Il lbs. leaden packs
Together with general assortment of choice fam
lily GROCERIES, selected with prrticuar care in the
Northern Markets, all of which will he sold on terms
that cannot fail to please All goods delivered free
of charge by j. Lit SCCMB,
corner Bridge and Jefferson streets.
Georgetown, Oct 1-3t-
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CAMERON'S GENERAL AGENCY

.dnd INSURANCE Office, d floor, Todd's Buildng Penn
sglrania arenue, Washington. ID. c.
rLAIMS before Congress, Claim. for Bounty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging 10
the General Agency which may be entrusted to
Camerons will receive prompt and satisfactory
attention.
MrC. has quite variety of Fine Engravings Books,
Periodicals, Pamphlets, Sc, Sc, at the General
Agency, and is prepared to fill orders Oh short no
tice and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are to be had as
early issued, at the General Agency Smbscri
bers supplied by carriers. aug lily
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FRANCIS II, DAVIDGE.

FORMERLY OF BALTIMORE,)
Attorney and COuMsellO
DROPOSES to attend to Conveyancug and other
office business, together with the prosecution
of claims against the Government, for which an cx-
perience OF eleven years in various branches of the
public service has qualified him in peculiar de
gree.
His attention will be prompt and his charges mod
crate.
F. III. d. may always be found during business
hours at the office of his son. WALTER DORSEY DAv-
IDGE, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, on
Louisiana avenue, near the City Hall, and opposite
to Filth street. aug 4-culy
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For COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND WuooP
ING COUGH

The R"St C"uGh Syrl;p in the Word
Dr. R0SE CEIsBRATED CoUGH SYRUP gives imncIi-
ale relief 10 to the worst Coush whether Consum y
i've or proceeding from cold. II allays any irri-
sAuon of the Lungs and forttes the system against
future attacks. In battles at 80 cents and Il
Children are also Halle to Group, which dangerous
complaint yields immediately to DIR. j. Rosa NIvEg-
FAILING CRoUP SIECP. Price 25 cents
"hoopinS Cough. another complaint, ALWAYS
~or'e III cold and damp weather. The afflicted find
great relief in the use Of Dr. j. Rosz's WHoopIye
CoHiH SYRUP, which always relieves and prevents
thr ls-aSe from running into other diseases, such
a. inflammation of the Lungs. Dr0psy iu the Chest
and Consumption. Price 80 cents
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-03
Look for NOELL d BOYD, Blind M a
kcrs and UDh oil lstcrers,

Pennsylvania are south SIDE, bet. 9th aud 10Th sts
WE wO.lld inform our old customers and the pub
w lie generally, that we are prepared to fill any
orders in our business, with promptness, viz: We
manufacture daily, every kind of Inside Venetian
BLINDS, either Plain or Fancy. We have also,
Painted SH.fDES OF every style, White Linen or
Buff Shades, Fancy Reed Blinds, &c. We enume-
rate Lounges, Easy and other Chairs, Curled Hair
and Shuck Mattresses, OttOmans, Divans, sc.
Carpets and Curtains neatly made and warranted
to fit.
~ B-Old Blinds painted and trimmed in the
best manner. sep I3-eom
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Professor j. Andria IardclIa

@GE2 Would respectfully inform the citizens
SIof Washington that he will be prepared to
resume his instructions on the Piano, &C. the Isl
of September. All orders left at the Musical D. pot
of HilbuS * Htz or at ThOmpsOn's Daguerrean Gal
Iery will meet with prompt attention Prices made
known on application. A liberal deduction made to
Schools, H. 3mpO
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE

Eleventh. street east side, three doors north Penn are
-shn G. BREMER respectfully invites the cti-
~ zens of Washington and its vicinity to an
YN inspection of his stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
49, CUTTERS, Sc, all of his own workman
Ship and manufactured from the very best materials
Also, Boots and Shoes made to order from the finest
French Calf Skins and Patent Leather, Al a price
equally as low charged elsewhere. A call is so
hcited. sep l-eo3m
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LEATHER! LEATHER!
Ard General SilOe Findings Siore

FJ,HOMAS O.. FORD hafers himself that he has
the best selected stock ever offered in this Dis
trict, To his friends and the trade i'm general.
50 dozen French Calf Skins, OF the most approved
Mohair. Lemoinc, Ogrrou, Susser 4 Co.
Superior Patent Calf Skins
Home made Calf and Kipp Skins
Upper and Buff Leather
4O0 sides Spanish Sole and Slaughter Leather
Harness and Bride Leather
Fine Bride and Skirtng Leather
100 dozen Morocco, and Lining Skins
French and English Lastings, Black and Colored
GallOon, Laces and Silk match
All of which he will sell low for cash, or on ap-
proved credits. Il. G. FORD,
sep lin 18th street, near the Patent Office
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COUGH CONSUMPTION &c.

COUGH, CONSUMPTION. &c.
Mr.. Henry Winu had a couzh h for years; great
weakness &c. had, in all or physicians: tried all
their remedies, but cured only by
uAMpTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE
Cal and get pamphlets gratis, with history Of dis
coYery of this wonderful Blood Purifier and see crr-
tfcates of our OWN citizens, of Rheumatism. DySpep-
sIs Scrofuls, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
Nervousness, &c. &c.
EI- Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 40 Bal
tmore street, Bait1nnre aIi .;n4 Broadway, New
YORK; CHAS. SfOTr & CO. WIMER. j. B. MOORE
D. b. CLARKE W ELLIOTT, and H. MCPHERSON,
Washington and by Druggists generally.
sep ~
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NEW GOOD AND NEW STYLES,
At E. Cammack's Clothing Establishment,

NEUIlGE EIUW n.
HNHE aubscriber having just returned from the
Il North with large and elegant assortment of
Cassimeres Cloths, Vestngs &C., of the latest pat
terms, rotifes his old customers and the public gem
orally that he is prepared to fill all orders for
Clothing at the shortest notice.
ALSO, well selected stock of Read y-made Cloth
ing, Handkerchiefs, Crayats Shirts &C., &c. of the
latest styles Call and examine for yourselves.
Two first rate Coat hands wanted
sep 26-1m T.. CAMMACK,