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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Preaching a Practical Sermon.

A number of years ago, Parson B
preached in town in the interior of his
State A sound theologian was Parson
B, as published volume of his SER
mons evinces; but, like many clergymen
of the past generation, he was too much
given to preaching "doctrinal sermons"
to the exclusion of practical" themes
at least, so thought one of his parishon-
ers, Mr.. c..
- "Mr. B." said he, one day, to the
clergyman, "we know all about the doc
trines by this time. Why don't you
sometimes preach us real practical dis
course!"
"Oh, very well. Ifyou wish it, I will
do so. Next Sunday | will preach
practical sermon"
Sunday morning came; and an usually
large audience, attracted by the report of
the promised novelty, were in attendance.
The preliminary services were performed,
and the parson announced his text. AZ
ter opening his subject" he said he
should make a practical application to
his hearers. He then commenced at the
head of the aisle, calling each member of
the congregation by name, and pointing
out his special faults. One was a little
inclined to indulge in creature comforts:
another was terrible man at bargain,
and so on.
While in mid volley, the door of the
church opened, and DIR. s entered.
There" went on the parson, there
is Doctor s, coming in in the middle
of the service, just as usual, and disturb
ing the whole congregation. He does it
just to make people believe that he has so
large practice that he can't get time to
come to church in season, but it isn't so
he hasn't been called to visit a patient
on Sunday morning for three months"
Thus went on the worthy clergyman.
AT last he came to Mr.. c., who had
requested practical sermon.
And now" said he, "therc's Mr..
C, he's a meichant-and what does
he do! Why, he stays at home on Sum
day afternoons, and writes business let
tiers. # he gets lot of goods up from
New York on Saturday MI ht, he goes to
his store and marks them on Sunday, so
as TO have them all ready for sale on
Monday morning. That's how he keeps
the Sabbath: and he isn't satisfied with
doctrinal sermons; he wants practical
Ones"
AT the conclusion Of the service, the
parson walked up to Mr.. C, and
asked him how he liked the practical
Sermon"
Mr.. B" was the reply, preach
just what you please after this. I1lnever
attempt to direct you again"
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Fauauicr White Sulphur spr,.x.

ETt'y mile ,re.f II DiSrIe Of Colonpsi...
rINIiiS establishment: Is now open ioI i,I, r,r.,as
Il of VisiieTs. Thr healing QUALITIES al tl, "A :,
are we'll established, and by MANY regarded -
infer I0r Ia none in tn state. The hu,tln-. a.,
upon large scale tasteiulIy arranged wIlh plr.,.
porticoes, bail rooms and pariors tNt"n>l,r ri,l
walks. and covered ways shaded by brauiIiul iI,,..
A first rate band of music has been secured. and
most ample supply OF The very best wines Iluu,r,
and stores which the country could afford wiiin,
regard 10 price. Efncieni, polite acconlmad, i,n
agents Will endeavor To make the time OF rl,,. s,'
agreeable as possible.
Terms oi board a. follows: $50 Enrtl,. se,.on 49,,
ing lst October; Tor three nul.tiis 80: Ia, a.,
months, 500; for one month, >;A5: iur IVA NJ
SIS; one week. $40; per GaN, l.sI; nr,,l. =,
lodgings, each % cents. Eh.t!.'n "n.i'r lw.!,r
years, and servants, half p;ic". No char. a.,
children under TWO wears. liorscS. 10 cr,t> M, i
$40 per month. The very best Niir..> ana l,,
having been obtained corsasr al II "A bottle ma =
proportion for larger quantities, will be cIIarp.J
all that shall be brought TO t'c placesy her- I'm
payable weekly.
The Alexandria and Orange Railroad j. NOW, 90,
plctcd Ia Narrenton. and III" carr lc;,v, Ar,,,r
AT eight O'Clock every morning Except Su.dav a.,
get To NarrentOn an about tgo and :; halt -
where first rate line OF .taa.. viii TAX In, ,g
GER Immediately 10 Tie SpriaeS, TX and laif,,i
over McAdamiZcd ra.l.i: returning, Ihr car IN,
Warrrnton at = o'clnok. and passenger. p,I =,
Alexandria aud Washington ia time Tor the ,.x,,i
tram to Baltimore. Another tram OF cars Lg,,,-
Alexandria al p. M, aa - H. 10 B,S,i,iuu m .i,t
two and half hours. when a first rae line of .ia
coaches Will take the passengers abou, fine nit. Ia
the Springs, over eood summer ua,i. Far n,
either route from Ale Nandria the Spring "A
Travellers who come 10y GonionsN1r uil have
equally good coacies In CUlpePer Court !.au 4.
which place they leave II m. IA The ears and as
10 Bealefon IN 80 minutes, where the rna,-iic- vii
take them immediately tO the Spring thus ut,sug
two daily lines from Braeton, and one from \, AZ.
r"nton 10 In" Springs. Persons NAV breakfast Al The
Springs. dine and spcad about -four ia Alexandra
and return Ia the Springs by SUNSET al the SAM la
PASSENGERS by the evening train tIam Richhnmd a,i
10 the Springs by noon the next day. liv the Co,
donSriIle routc they sleep at CGipci,r Cnlri hnusa
and get 10 the Si'rinss about ninc ncsi morning A
good line OF coaches Viii from the Spring, 10 Nr,,
Market three times a week. conncctiar al Gam.
Cross Roads with the Winchester iiII.
THOMAS %. FLINT,
y92m s'u,r.rinieni,n,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT TO EousEKEEPERs

NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE, WHOLE
IN SALE AND RETAUI.-The Subscriber has
leased for a term OF years the well KNOWN Grocery
Stand nj the corner of 9TH and streets, formerly
cupicd by Mr. john H. Johnson; and having ren0d-
rled and fitted it up handsomely, Is prepared 10 oifer
an extensive and well selected stock of choice Fam
lily Groceries, embracing every article OF ieces5hE
and luxury, which he Is determined to sell, eit!ier
wholesale retail, upon good terms as any house
in The city. In his stock will always be found -
WEIGHS premium Family and other choice brands
Of Family and Extra Flour; Shay sup sugar cured
Hams; best country and Baltimore cured Bacon;
Brown, Loaf, Crushed. Puiverised, GTanhiai;d. and
Brazil Sugars; Rio, Java, l.agnyra anu otirr COT
fees; Roasted and Ground Coffee, Superior T. X. <
N. q. MOlasses; superior Table SvrupS; superior
strained Honey, in small cans.
TEAS-BIack and Green Teas, Of every grade.
Especial attention paid to the selection of Tets.
We can warrant them very superior.
CHEESE.-Best English Dairy, old Enigisl Pine
Apple, sup. Sage, and other choice brands ot n. E.
and Goshen. Water, Soda, Sugar, Wine, and other
Crackers.
FISH, &c.-Shad. Mackcrcl. in barrels, half do,
and kits Herring, in barrels. half do; Smoked and
Scotch Herrings; Smoked Beef very superior; Rect
and Buffalo Tongues; Scltzer's snp Bologna san
sage.
CANDI Es-sp~r,r, Alamauti,rc, and other Can
dies: superior Lard. III pals, for family >c; SUPERB
oLIard. iu barrels. by the polin'i, or Otherwise.
SINDRIES.-Pickles Preserves, Grand: ii Fruits,
Olives, s;afdines, Pepper Sauces. French Mustard,
Prepared Horse Ratii%h. Catsu,%. Salad Oil,
Starch, Spices EHci,l and American Mustard Gao
cOlate. Bfoma, Farina, Gro Spsrs, Saeratus. Soda,
Yeast Powders, fancy au. plain Soaps. Nc, Sc.
CHOICE RRANDiES, WINES &c! ca>k ~np,
London Dock Dark Brandy, wa.ran:c,! pure, or no
sale. Pale Champagne. and other brands sup. Bi,.s
dy. Old Rye Whisky, 1873; Champagne. Madeira,
Lisbon, Old Port, Sicily, A..ca!o, and Other super
ior Wines COrdias, Blackberry, Raspberry, and
Ginger Braniies: Superior London Brown StGut,
&C.; White Brandy, White Wine, and Cider Vine
gar.
TOBACCO. SNUFF AND SEGARS--Wtoul
enrmeratinc brands, will OILY say that the lovers of
the weed always fad lite choicest varieties.
WOODEN WARE, BROOMS, &C.-BnrkctS,
Pals. Tubs Sleeves, Sugar and Flour boxes, 5mit"r
Prints, Rolling Pins, 3rooinS, ScruhbHg, sweeping,
W. Wash. busting. ami Shoe Brushes.
FRUITS. NUTS, SC.-AlmoIdS, Raisns. Figs
Dried Currants rruneS, CI;ron, FilbcrtS, English
Walnuts. Dates, SC.
A further enumeration Is deemed unnecessary. rs
| intend to BE- supplied with every article usually
found in Il first class Family Grocery
Respectfully ask an examination o: my stock, md
pledge myself that nothing shall be wantn. 10 give
entire satisfaction 10 ali who MAY favor me with then
patronage.
b6s-Gool- sent promptly, and free Of charge, to
any part OF the city. f.. p. MILLER,
iulv 23-eOlm Cor. 9Th and f St.
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CULTURE OF THE GRAPE IN TIE WEST
The culture of the grape in the West,
especially near the shores of the Ohio
river, has lately become of considera-
bic Importance. The Cincinnati Gazette
saws:
Mr.. Longworih will this year have ON
hand and for sale about 2OO, 1000 bottles
Sparkling Catawba Messrs. Lonworth
x Zimmerman, some 10000 bottles Dry
Catawba, exclusively ola quantity of wine,
sufficient for 100000: NIeSsrs. Bogen,
Corneaus 4 and Son, Werk and Others,
from 50 to 100000 bottles Sparkling
Catawba.
The adjacent country of Cincinnati has
about | 800 acres of land in cultivation
and bearing vines other places in the
State of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky,
about 500: Missouri and Illinois, 200 ::
together, 1900 gallons Of wine, amount
ing, therefore, in the aggregate to 44O, 900
gallons annually, which sells readily at
81 per gallon.
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LAW NOTICE

S;DNEY s. BAXTER, late Attorney General of
~ Virginia, has removed 10 Washington 10 prac-
tice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the Tn,
ted States, the courts 81 tie district OF Columbia,
aud attend TO any professional business conlided to
him.
fl3- Office in MorrisOn'S new building. on AZ St..
between p Pennsylvania avenue and c street.
References: Hon. ]. ]. AlIcn Hon. VIM. Daniel,
Hon. Richard, Moncure, Hon. G.B. Sanicis Hon.
George II! Lea, OF the court of appeals of Virginia
to the judges of the circuit of Virginia and
10 tie Senators and members of Congress from Viz
.inia ~ l9-eoly
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JORDAN
Frederick White SuIpECr Sur;u..

flNilS long established watering pace having ga,
Il sed into the hands of the suhyI.ubcr> they I'p Il,
announce to the public that they are how pYepa,,d
for The reception and entertainment of NisiIrs IA
eNtendc! 9lncgyric "f the remedial virtues al tI,rs.
waters they deem unnecessary, popular aininn dat
nag back eighty years. having approved lham.
These Springs are beautiful, situaiea IA Fr-!.T
lex county, Va, five miles from Wmche>trT. az.
one mile and hall from SI-phenSon'S naInt f. -
on the Winchester and harper'S Ferry Railroad aud
are therefore III easy access from North ana ta.I
Nisi;ecs leaving Baltimore. " Washington ~. IA ,l,,
morning train arriv" in ti,ie tin,c ia dine
Facilities for th- accommodation of guests an,
more ample than ever bcibrc, a large new LuilGtnr
having been recently erected.
FU: the following diseases these waters are i,.upd
To he highly effi"aciOus: Dy~pep sia liver disease,
eripivc affections, sc. and as diur,tic and alter
alive they are unsurpassed.
X. NJ. s &. N. JORDAN
iy S-tl.tSep Propr;.tars.
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What Some People Dislike.

A clergyman dislikes to see his dea-
CONS yawn, as heapproaches his tenthly-
close their eyes at the development of the
eleventh head begin to nod, at the round
ing off OF the twelfth-and 10 hear them
snore in chorus, ere he gets within gum
shot of his lastly.
a physician d:sllkes to meet healthy
rugged, 'never-say-dic" looking sort Of
man, who evidently throws phvsic to
the dogs" and would be right clad to
toss the doctors after it.
An editor dislikes to be bored with a
lengthy and miserably written commune
cation. OH a subject about which his
readers know bit little, and care less,
signed "A constant reader" a subscri-
Der from the beginning" or something of
that sort.
y dry goods dealer dislikes the lady,
who invariably asks for ga pattern to take
home and see if the color is fast"
A stage driver dislikes the .'elderly
lady" who always travels with three band
boxes and twice that number of bundles.
n cab man dislikes the railroad pas
senger, with carpet bag, who invaria-
bly, looks the other way when he cries
Cab, sir? cab, SIR"
\ hungry debtor, en- route for dinner,
dislikcs, when he turns a sharp corner,
to meet hard creditor, face to face, par
ticularly if lie insists upon stopping and
exclalming, in tone loud enough to be
heard half a dozen rods, "When are YOU
going to settle that account? g.
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Important and Valuable Invention.

ShNDS AND CUMMINGS BRICK MACHINE.
- - fdent Rtshts for sclc-NICHAEI. NOIRSE \
~, m us CITY, have been appointed the exclusive
The above machine. IL has been thoroughly tested
ana pronounced by practical hrckmakers thTou.h
out The country 10 br the best machine for The pur
pose mat has yet been produced. Ii is successfully
worked by the application of any motive power,
steam, water of horse. With two light horses thc
clay Is tempered and NJ the time six bricks a,
moulded in five seconds in the very best manner
mus excelllns m rapity Of operation any other ma
chime for that purpose now known.
The issue oi the American patent is only DELAYED
until the machine can be- protected abroad Mean
while, NJ NJ & Co. are prepared 10 negotiate for the
title To the same.
Apply by letter, (post paid,) al their Office cor
ner OF 9Th and streets, near the Post Office Depart
"eNt' y6
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HYLEESTER'S
silver Swan Soda EGuIif In,

Conner Of SizH 0rd II streets.
MAY HOW be seen III fitI play from g IA. IN. To II
WI p. M, ald rs the Ladies come up in crowds
enchanting. ooh how delightfully."- cool and refresh
ing!' lis pure, bright, and sparkling waters
Elected rom their brighter eyes Ike sunlight from
diamond. No flaming advertisement, with striking
captions in stirring capitals have hcraldei forth
gTanGiloqu'nt phrase this modest establishment, hut
the public may rest assured that here only III this
city can he found the genuine carbonated patent at
mos phrrc Soda Fountain improved lv which alone
pure SODA WATER can b.: obtained fresh at every
iraught. K. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Pharmacrni>t
may % eo}m Corner 9th and II street,.
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FRANCIS III. DAvIDGE.

(FURMERJY OF fALTINORE,)
Attorney and nsellOr.ut.Law.
DROfOSES 10 attend TO Convryancng and ether
office business, together with the prosecution
o! claims against the Government for which an
pcrirnce OF eleven years in various branches of the
public service has qualified Linn i'll peculiar de
gree.
His attention will DC prompt AID lis charges ilnd
crate
+. ii. ID. may always b. found during !I; mess
hours at The office Of his son, WALTER DORSEY DAy-
lnGE, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor Il: LAW. on
lCuiSia:; avenue, tie City Hall, ard OpVo- it,
10 Fifth street. aug t-cn!y
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NEW MUSIC.

lust received this morning
- Lament Of the Blind Orphan Girl; Annie Lowe
Ida May; Thou art gone from nay gaze; The Old
church yard; Ger the blue Wave; Flow tn thou
sli ming river; Home again; DO they miss me II
home; Yes, we miss thee; Aunt Harriet Deecha
Stowe. Moment dream Polka; Napoleon Polka;
Paris Polka: Affection Schottische; Home do En-
p're Polka; Bunker Hill Cackstcp; GOlhanic l'o
Atlantic Sciio!iische; addition TO 4 large assert
nent OF the newest and most select publications.
We receive mu-c only once a week, and ,hrn from
tie publishers i'll Bostun, New York, and Baltimore.
Any piece not Ia be found in our assortment will he
produced The following Tuesday morning.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
jy ~ Pa. avenue bet. 9TH & ltiIl SIS.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.


The splendid Steam Packet CON-
e,SIh-A GRESS, Captain VOLSEY PuRsELL,
K<11x1Ass having been thoroughly repaired and
nut i'm complete order, will recommence her regular
Trims .,ctween HARPER'S FERRY and GEORGE
TOWN, on Monday, August sth, leaving Ritter's
wharf, Market street Bridge, west OF the Market
Housc, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
O'CLOCK a. M, arriving NJ Harper's Ferry in time
for the cars going west. Returning, leave Harper's
Ferry every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, at
O'Clock, a. m, arriving in Georgetown the same
evening
Way passengers will he landed at any point on the
Canal, at reasonable rates. .-
Parties of pleasure can obtain passage AT hall
price.
All packages intended for the Congress 40 he left
at w. II. Ritter'S warehouse, where all information
concerning the boat may be obtained.
Through passage 50.
GEORGETOWN, Aug. ), 1853. an 6-eOlm*
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INDEPENDENT POLICE.

T0X KEESE, Independent Police Officers ard
~ Collectors. will attend to any business en-
trusted to then-in serving United States and Civil
Warrants; Collecting and Distraining for Rents; ar
resting Fugitives, and Agency business generally.
R.fcTenccs-P Il Femlali. K. WalIack, ". Len
OK, w. w. ScatOn, and &. ;. N.ack, esq.'s, and
To the citizens generally.
c. X. viii attend the Office Of i. X. Morsel. T..
C.. DOIn. ]. II. Goddard, J. l.. Smith, and the Jus
tees Office generally, receive business, and will
attend Ia all business entrusted 20 them with prompt
10 They may be found daily at tie Offices of T.
g. Dom and ]. II. Goddard. Justices of the Peace.
on Louisiana avenue. adjoining tie Bank Of Wash
ington, WHO will receive any business left for them
WILLIAM con.
jy 2l-tf A. T.. L.. REESE.
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Great Through Line to the West.
a4 - - -


Baltimore ami Ohio Raikrond, f5om Boi'i-
siore to Wheeiing, anil connecting thsye
a1M the iar9e, He1c, anil s1,leHdtd Steamers
Of the Union Line on tie OHIO, and THE
stages to ZanesriHe, dc.
TVNIIIS EXPEDITIONS LINE being now thorough
l. iy completed, by the late finishing of tire Great
Board Tree Tunnel and the road being in excellent
order, the earnest attention al traveller Is confident
ly directed 10 It's superior advantages and low frrS
The scenery upon this road j. of the most stupend-
and attractive character.
The Express Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily al
p. NJ and runs directly through to Wheeling, $50
niles Iii Is or 10 hours, including all Ioppascs,
irving there at or p. III, next day passengers
leaving Baltimore at a. III. may Law over for lods-
ing in Cumberland, Q19 milcs,) and proceed thence
to Wheeling in the morning.
To connect with these trains, the cars leave
Washington At a. m. and p. m, daily, meeting
the ears from Baltimore AZ the Washington Juac
lion. (better known a. the Relay Huuse,) miles
from Baltimore.
At Wheeling, the seven unriva.l"d steamers OF the
Union Line, which have Just been completed TOR
this route, form daily connection with the car,
and convey passengers down the Ohio la Cincinnati
aud Louisville, where the stages for Nashville. &c..
or the 81. Louis and New Orleans packets may he
taken by those going further on.
Passengers for Columbus (0r WHO lfefrr the land
route 10 Cucinnat) aitd other paris 81 OHIO and the
West may also proceed direct from Wheeling in the
Ohio Stage Company's excellent c0ache. over the
best part Of the National Road TO GAINESVILLE, Sc
and thence by railroad.
Passengers for Wellsvlle and Cleveland by steam
boat and railroad Will also find this most agreeable
route there Icing regular and speedy nnexion
at Wheeling 10 and from those places.
{g3- Baggage checked through from Washington
To Wheeling. and no charge oi transfer of paSscn
gers or baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right lie over
anywhere on the routr) from WlShn gton 10 Wheel
ing % 10; 10 Cincinnati Sll; 10 Louisville sla
Tickets 10 be had at Mr.. Parsons, Agent, at the
Railroad Station, Washington. and nf the other
agents Of the Company. WIN. PARKER,
ES General Superintendent.
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DATES OF SAILING.

For ireight or passage apply IN
EDWARD X. COLLINS & Co,
No. ID Wall street, n Y.
BROWN, SlilPLEY CO,
Liverpool.
K. G.. ROBERTS & Co.
Is Kings Arms Yard. London.
]. MTNROE s CO.
10 Rue Metre Dame DIES VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. u. DRAPER, Hayre.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
for gold silver, bullion, specie, jewelry. precious
stones, Or metals, unless bills of ladng are signed
therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed.
i've
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CABINET MAKER s. UNDERTAKEN,
HARDWARE STORE

Pcnnsyirnn Grenur, ctuees 9th uli l0th Streets
NEAT DOOR TO GAIT y BROTHERS JEwELRy STORE,
WASHINGTON. ID. &.
fSObDS A. Low, wholesale or retail, as in any
~ city III the Union.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Particular attention given to this department in
procuring and keeping constantly iiind IL great
variety III IN" latest and most approved style OF
Goods required by Carpenters and Builders.
COACIiMAKERS AND SADDLERS HARD
WARE.
The only complete assortment in The District con
sis;ing o: everyti!rsi. required IN the h'I,ness.
CABINET MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERY
GOODS.
Looking Glass Plates, Hair Cloi, C.lrled Hair,
Moss, Gimp, and Gimp TackS, Webbing. Springs.
Casters, Walnut, Mahogany, and Rose Wood
Moulding, &c
SPORTING GOODS.
Guns. Rifles, Pistols, Ammunition OF al kinds,
Bowie Knives, Gun Fixng< Fishing Tackle. sc.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Very superior Table Cutlery. Kitchen Utensils,
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, German Silver ana
Britannia, Ditto.
FOR VARIETY STORES.
Bird Cages, Bat Balls, Marbles, India Rubber
Goods, Percussion Cap<, Fishing Lines. PenSnivcs,
Tack$, Pistols, Sc, very low II wholesale.
iy l4-eo3n ii. IINDSI.EY.
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FRESH NORFOLK OYSTERS
House EUruishiuu Gao,;s

OUCH As american and English Knives and Forks
- (Which took the premium AT the late Fair) fine
Plated Dining and Dish Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, (premum,) Alfalfa Tea and Table spoons
Carvers and Forks, Stecls. Butter Knives. Sc:
Brass and Plated Candlesticks Family Circumstances
Tea Trays, Hand Walters. Tea and Dinner Bells
Coffee Mills, ShovelS and Tongs, irons Flat Irons
Tenders, Curtain Bands end Pins, busting Brushes
sweeping Brushes, Sleeves, Pots, Ovens and Lids
Tea Kettles, &c, &c, such Is are 10 be found in a
well regulated Hardware, Store, at
f.. WiIEELER'S,
iy 9-lmeo Opposite Browns Uot.l
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The New fOrsk and Liverpool United
States Mail Steamers.

.G These ships having beer built by con
,szTsss&ss tract expressly for Government service
every care has hrCu taken l.; their construction. as
also in their engines. to insure strength and speed
and their accommodations Tor pa:seng unequal
ed for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York Ia Liverpool in
first cabin, Si20 in second cabin, $50. Excl.>ive
Use of extra size state ROOMS, $500. from Liverpool
10 New York, f:i9 and 2a0.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bertis can be secured until paid for.
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iy 9-lInco
Opposite Browns IInf.l

GEORGETOWN SAND YARD-The subscriber
~ keeps constantly hand 4 large slilpiy
of WHITE and GRAY SAND, suitable for
building and other purposes, which he viii sell on
reasonable terms, and deliver Ia customers in Wash
mgton and Georgetown. Orders lett at the Wood &
Coal yard OF Orme 4 Barron. on Green street. near
tine Canal, will be promptly attended to.
jy 81 6wS&T RR PAGAN
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-11

vTNRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
l. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6 and a. M,
3Jg and p.
On Sunday nj a. M, and ) p. IN.
The Train at p. IN. is Express, and stops only al
Annapolis junction and RELAY tie Others al MI way
stations.
Trains at a. IN. ard 81 p. IN, connect with An
napoIiS. "a .--.- sJt s.F
Trims nj S a. m. and p. IN, connect West.
Trains At and a. and r. m. colliTcct East.
Fare from Washington TO BALTIMORE ISL -
DO do do and rciuIn | 20
DO do Annapolis -4'- - -
DO do do and r,1ura 80
The round trip tickets must in all cases be- pro
cured AT the Office, and good for the day upon
which they issued. 4. II. PARSONS.
jy lott Agent.