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Loan ELLEsMrRE--As ,nqaivses constantly mace
IN regard TO this distinguished visiie to our Exhibition q
the Industry Of all Nations, extract The following
from letter from friend dated London, April 30 1898
ttqa. qr[N1r York Cosrtr
(" Lord EIesmere Is the younger brother Of the Dun
OF Sutherland and made earl on taking the nam
Of Exerton. aod succeeded TO the chief property OF n
Duke OF Bridge a,er, OF canal and internal mpto,emsn
cseb,,tv lie il known AZ man OF highly enlR btened
mind, mun6cept pa IRON OF art, and m csnamem
10 the peerage. doubt not, your corporate h'efab'
and other institutions. viii give Lord Ellssmefe an o
portuny Of expressing his wise, cordial. and fneoop
irrational sentiments
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ny j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday AZ
ternoon, June IA s'clock. premises shall sell Io
In $780, fronting s6 feet F between
back 80 feet A.. inches alley
portion buildings
late FIRE.
Onethd the residue six and twelve months
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
June lid e.H# Auctionecr.
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A Geographic despatch from ST. Peersbursh May ~,
states that Russia has demanded from the Snah OF Per-
sa either the immediate repayment OF the loan Of so ooo
00O the cesson OF the territory OF AseIabad, on the
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nr 0nEEN s. SCOTT, Ane.lore.r..

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS NEAR ~ STREET, ON TIE
III Island socionon Tuesday the 2s instant we shall cell
O'Clock, handsome building lots
subdivision No $685. each having front on south ID
and ID 20 feet Also, lois Nos 8, ~ and @ In
subdivision 5 fronting Virginia avenue between
~ and ID streets. ss. .e@ a#..9...H
Terms third cash balance in twelve, And eighteen
n,es for the deferred payments
bearing day Of SALE deed gwen and deed OF trust
taken. r.H.=.#.#.. GREEN b sNoII,
June i'd Auctioneen.
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SEIZURE o. COUNTERFEIT BANK NoTD.-Wm. Crcgar
was arrested in Philadelphia last Friday the charge OF
passing counterfeit money. From discoveries then
made, the United States deputy msrshals were led 10
suspect that large qsany of counterfeit money was
secrefed at The prisoners residence in Montgomery
~ They accordingly made search, and beneath LOT OF
corn husks, in Of the prisoners barn. they
ound nearly $4,000 in bank notes. aud copper plate
Tor altering Bank Of North America notes OF Indiana
the Bank OF North America of Connecticut there being
such bank in each State Among The found were
about $1,000 in the City Trust and Banking Company Of
The State Of New York, Of the denomination OF slos,
65os, and 8i0os The Bulletin says the Sos and S5os
appear TO be good notes altered BY means OF acids and
hlled up for larger amounts. The &foos excel in the
perfection OF the engraving and in quality OF paper but
have been signed The balance OF the notes are
S3s the Trenton Banking Company. signed trimmed,
and ready for and sos on the Harrisburg Bank
ISSUE also signed and ready for circulation The ensrsv
inas are admirably executed OF ihese Two latter de-
nomination of notes there are about So 900.
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There was no home news of interest There had been
severe fluctuations The Bourse-a rapid depre ssion
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BY >. G. MCGUIRE. A.ot,oneer.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR
sucon.On Monday anarnoon fhs
2ot O'Clock the shall reI lot No y In
inches lfh street. between the
back los feet ol Inches 10 10
alley Improvement consisting OF brick
house.
rsdu. In six twelve and eighteen
months, satisfactorily secured bearing interest,
'' tHHE M JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
June sd s.#ast .Hanlg Aucdonecr
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NOTICE PROFESSORS Monday, tho Iith Of July
IN Of Mississippi
principal Professor chemistry agriculture and geology and
embracing French Spanish
German. Liberal salaries will he given
Owfcrd-a healthy and
,ae coup-,ns moral md religious population. session
win commence on second Thursday in september
~ -H-1dFlfN JAMES NJ. HOWRy,
May 1s-in,dAcp Secretary Of tho Board.
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Letters from ST. Petersburgh reach 10 25h May, bu,
they contain political news and the rate Of exchange
WAS unasred. The Neptune steamship. from ST. Peters,
bursh TO London, had been lost in the Baltic. The
saved aEt 81 ~
The opinion in military circles on the continent with
respect 10 Rnssas intentions OF is that the Emperor
would not 10 risk his fleet against the com hined
squadrons OF England and France, although he might
against either Of the fleets singy And by land is al
ready too late to undertake invasion, for about the
end OF May forage fails completely the Dannbian prin
clpali,ies, and on The banks Of the Pruih f 6.
Meanwhile the following letter in the Daily News IL
to the point.
"Mr. EDITOR; Ipresume the Emperor Nicholas has
not failed to ask himself the following question: and to
receive satisfactory reply: 'One month after the fret
broedside in the Bosphous what will be the state Of
Hungary, Italy, and Poland
Yours, TAKE CARE,
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WILLAnOs HOTEL, New rorh, Ne sas Broadway
and 9C 2h sres now open or the Of ih
aud u, superior prnpriso
any ohir friends, also All tcss Of travelling public Win
may fhvorbi cali M HttI
- - : ED. wILLARD
Nrw Yoax, May --2mn p
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THE Corner not Ia he O"sdene hi. day frcss
i suction NJ I3-E-
embroidered collars, 6k CENTS t Hlta4
$50 pairs lace undcrsleeves, 81, worth ~ 50 eM
rs chmixrtscs, ~ 50, worth ~ tt
t3o dozen linen cambria handkerchief
Thc above goods worthy the they ana
Just half the usuaI price, = = = 'lT'~
VERY, TEHBs, VERY,
may "-aimu lint Corner VI 1th and Penn Nv
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To Nessrs. Mortimer d lW0ybyor:


To .NeSSrS H0rtimer dc lI0wbrGF:
DEAR sIEs: In justice to Dr. Ha1nptons Vegetable
Tincture. wish TO GforIn you tnat taken sick
on the 81 day Of January last with affection of
the stomach. bowels. ana kidneys. | was attended
by four eminent ply Sicians for more than two
n0nths-all little effect. had NE know
ledge ofhe great virtue in Hamptons Tincture from
one bottle which my wife had taken two years
since.
L came tn the conclusion that would take no
mOremedicine from my physicians, but try the
Tncture; and 1 am happy to inform you had not
taken it twU days before i fet its powerful in
fuence upon my stomach. have continued using
the Tinctureafti able to leave my room, sllC
can eat any common diet without much -incuuye-
nence pressure my stomach.
The afflicted their friends daily visiting me-
to learn II the great virtue there is in ts Tincure
of Hamlton
expect to send you several certificates in few days
one especially from young lady who has been con-
fined to her room twelve months, with disease of
he head, affecting the brain
Respectfully yours, .+. +. ". HALL.
On the permancy of the cure hear him Still
another lett'r from the above
BARRELLvILLE, ALLEGASY COUNTY. (aIi1
October lo 1902. .. J.
NeSSrS, -HOrt{n,sr tE H01VJ5uy:
DEsR SIt.s: I am happy to INF; rm you that this
day finds IL the enjoyment OF good health by
tie nse of your Hanptou's fiucure and the blessing
If God. l am enabled to pursue my daily
afflicted should know the great curativ powers of the
Iincture.
I am with respect, yours, E. W. HALL.
TIE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made by
Hamptons Vegetable 1incture on most respect
able citizens--Inen well known and tred---we chal-
enge the world to show thing record in meti
cine to equal it. Many hnad'Tds ch0 hare c It's heat
ing p0oerS bear the &St6ntony. H...
BALTIMORE, July 6, 1852.
MeSSrs. Jfortimer f MoWdrdy: Gents Last Sep
tember attacked with erySipelas, from which
dreadful ulcer formed my right leg. Getting bet
ter OF this. last November took deep cold, Which
led tn what my physician told me bilious
p!eurisy, WI fch left with constant deep seat
ed, and painful cough having no rest day OF night
and constantly throwing up from my lungs thick
matter. l became muci eInaiated, growing weaker
every day. and keeping bed the greater part OF the
time. Nv friends thought ] had the consumption
and at times was also OF the opinion It tins
stage Of my disease, after having tried many and
rious remedies without success. friend advised me
to try DR.. HAMPT0NiS ' NEGETABLE yINCURE,
and procured me Il bottle. which pronounce the
greatest medicine | ever took. Before | had taken
half the contents of bottle / felt much i'm.
proved and now. having taken but t,oo bottles, my
cough and pains h0ce entirety feft me, and am
bled to attend to business. | can truly say that.
the health | now enjoy by the OF this most in
valuable medicine. Yours. WESLEY ROCK.
Schroeder, near Saratoga street.
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H. l. WASHINGTON c. 49, 1883 ~
EGUSEEEEPERS' GOODS.

Ohm ". DOM 4 BROTHER have just opened
~ and arransed-a handsome assortment of Goods
suitable TOR the season, viz
5i'o@ Parian Marble Goods
.5 Papler Nacbe and French painted do
''' r rench China and Berlin Iron Goods, as Cups
and SaucerS, Mugs, Cardstands, and Match
bcxes Dresden China very handsome, Bas
s ketS AMI " ork Boxes Portable Desks ac
PLATED GOODS.
.., Handsome Castors. Mugs Tea Sets
CARD and Cake Baskets, GOblets, Forks and
Spoons
MuSlarCs, Salts. and Napkin Rings.
"-~ -t -a LAMPS,
Solar. Ether;al. Hall &c
BEONZED' GOODS
fenders. Dogs Shovel and Tongs, spittoons
- CandestckS, tandeiabras, Hatracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame. mahogany, and walnut
Looking Glasses, Bracket fables.
FURNITURE.
Several handsome painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and good :.....
Bureaus, sofas, Extension Tables
Chairs of manv patterns and shapes and mate
BeIstead. Beds, Mattresses and Feathers in
the baG ..-...
China. glass, stone, and crockery Ware in
quantities, large stock, well assorted, anu
cheap
.... e.. JAPAN WARE -.r-
Toilet Sets. CanlestcEs Cake Boxes
Brushes. Woodware, Iron Ware
Clocks Or several varieties and patterns. so
hour and day. our stock is certainly the
most complete of any kept in the District or
perhaps at any other place.
We invite a call from persons in ofartices in
the line of housekeeping. and we fatter ourselves
they be accomIn2dated at our establishment
promptly and at reasonable prices for the quality
at any other place ....
JOHN NJ. DOM & BROTHER.
Pennsylvania avenue, bet 10th and llth sts.
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DR.. MORRIS'S
Anti-Dispeptic Elfxer.

JINiIS medicine has leen in Use for several yesrs
L. and SO great areits curative virtues that many
cases which considered incuraIc have been per
mancntly cured BY the OF one bottle o. the Elk
er.
NAM persons affi cted with uneasy and pain
f feelings after eating in all such cases the u.s. of
the Exer. according direction will give the high
est satisfaction, giving relief Immediately and in
few davs efFpcting permanent cure.
Infants teethiDg often attacked with spells of
vomiting. The Exer occasions # this character
is the mothers best friend few light doses
stores the stomach to its wonted healthy tone
IN short no individual or family should be without
so oinva uahle medicire
Soil BY C, >TOTT CO. cor. of7th street and Penn.
avenue: W ELLIOTT cor of E ard 1Zth street >
PATTI ERS0N 4 NAIRN, cor. 9th and Pennsylvania
avenue feD.-u
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BY WILLIAM o. EATON.

Some people are always ailing. At any
rate, they think they are and say so, screw
ing up their mouths, and whirling out their
grievances, real or imaginary, as if they
were animated with a strong compound
tincture Of the soul Of Job and jeremiah
lamentations; lamentation and complaint
being the continual employment Of their
doleful tongues. --s~.~----------
Old Mrs. Betsey .Beeswax was one of
this stamp. called on Betsey one day.
[ call her famii iarly ''Betsey," because she
contided in NE all her troubles, making me
thoroughly familiar with herself, and all
her Complaints
1t was cold, sloppy, winters day. Mrs
Beeswax was sitting close to the CRATE, in a
large, old fashioned easy chair, almost as
big as a chaise She was Bending forward,
with her shoulders hunched up, and her
head nearly into the fire place.
'Ah dear, is it you?:' said she, as | en-
tered, her ancient face wearing the usual
lachrymose expression of misery
eyes, ma'am," said l, and how do you
do to-day %
Oh, misably, misably. am enjoying
dretful poor health. There is no telling
how much suffer | ache all over, and
don't relish my yittles.'
l suggested that the bad weather might
be the cause of her depression of spirits.
"No, no." she moaned, sit isn't that,
though the weather is bad enough, to be
sure. Maria has gone out without her rub
bers, and she'll be laid up next, I'm certain:
and the children, they bring in the wet, al
over the house, and whenever the door shuts
1t seems to say 'whoopiag cough! wAoopGng
cough! brOsrn creatures rheumatiz'' -
""hat is your principal complaint %
go, everything. The doctor he says he
don't know what he can do for me, and [
know nobody can. I'm fretful, fdgety and
nervous all the time and the children they
make such :. racket Sometimes | think Eve
got the hip complaint, and then feel as if
my lungs was out Of order and then shoot
ing pain in the head, and then my eyes ache
And then I'm so sensitive to the cold! Oh.
if you only knew what it was to be sensitive
to the cold 1t would make your hair stand
on end know, to see the goose.fesh on me
sometimes,"a ..s st .s-.e-.~~a
Iexpressed deep sympathy for her suf-
feripg. and ventured the ori iginal idea that
if she felt cold, she had better try to keep
warm. e7< rr.-..sE
.'Ah, yes, dear: but the young folks will
leave the doors open! And then fuel is so
high, and you don't know what monstrous
draught there is in our chimney. The heat
all goes up the chimney. And then Pve
got such extravagant helps. They are the
s.EEUElJA& ) .
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE PATRIARCH OF THE PLAY.
HOUSE.

Alas, alas-how old I am!
How eld?-oh ask ME not to saw.
But that my soul abhors sham,
I'd get a wig-I am so grey.
My reminscence Of the stage ..t1
Toe plainly will betray my age.
l recollect the elder Kean-
And then was a fine young man.
Miss Inyerarity Pve seen, !. -
Also Miss Shirreff; and I can
Cold is the bosom that forgets-
Distinctly call to mind Miss Belts.
My sides have ached with Liston's fun,
Jack Reeve has often made me split :. ..
And l remember how begun
With him that favorite piece of wit,
OF shouting, in tuneful key,
The simple word "Va-ri ety."
And then the kidneys, rabbits, stouts,
And subsequent cigars and goes,
Of ftwenty-one or theraa bouts!
4h.-still young fellows, suppose,
Rejoice in luxuries like these,
Accompanied by songs and glees.
Now give me what l can digest, ..
The plainest dinner-nightly fill
The cup prescribed to give me rest;
And let me take my morning pill.
Had been bred up to the sea.
An admiral they'd now make me!
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T. 4. TUCKER,
Nj ERCHANT TAILOR,
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,

5 FULLY prepare, in his usual stye. to supply
Il his customers and the public with the rari
articles of W aring apparel appertanpg tc gen
tlenIans warurObc
Members OF Congress and strangers, visiting the
cit are invited to call and examine his goods, con-
sSng of Cloths of various grades, colors. and manu-
Iactures and all sorts Of Cassimeres, Ee tng &C. &c
dec 10
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PORTSMOUTH. VA Aug. IS. Is.

Mr.. j. Z. Boush-Dear Sir: White am in general
opposed to Iatent Netticlnes, cantor cOmpeS me to
state that / have great confidence in the virtues
of Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. For several
months past have used it in my family ana in Dy
Spepsia, loss OF appetite, dizziuess, and geperal-Ge
bility with entire success. So far my experience
extends therefore. take pleasure in recomnl end-
lug il the afflicted SAFE and efficient remedy
VERNON ESK KR!IiIt
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sirie, u spare no expense in masking their
r.. '--i"nt Is Pertrct possible, they have re
-' S't up complete set uf the justly celebrated
ICtF Letter. from Diamond 10 English. to
II 'hey particularly invite attention.
'''in9 lately made numerous additions to their
= u FaHey Types. Borders. 0rnfm nts. &c. their
i'ht l. now unriyaled III the United Ststtes:
IeiF improved methods of casting and of pre-
- meta" enable them to furnish orders In Il
he t" insure satifaction
.!'ihI Presses Cases. stands. ChaSes, Galleys.
e. .- INK and every article used in printing of
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-. H> Pamphlets. Music, Labels &c. &C. stereo-
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~ D. Specimen Books will he sent to Printers who
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No. Sansom street.
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- E. z. LAsKEY,
Attorney and COunselker-at-Law

DRACTICES in the Courts of the District. ard
prosccutcs claims of every description before the
several Executive Departments and before Congress
E1S- Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth street
dec go -. .-..s. e.. -.. ..
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and ague. Mary saws she ~, a,nt s.t .rvtb;no
without its dstress;nc nor. I.ur,,s o,,uo..
sure she's poino n bara tbe .o-os,,lo ,d
then the two children are con,nla;ninr of tba
chillblains all the time AZ for mo 7 foeJ
mostly upon medicine. and what is worse
the more | take the more it don't seem to do
me any good. But / don't comolqia Inever
say word to ANYBODY. for | hate peonIe
that complain all the time. But if ever there
ever was An afflicted family This iS one. and
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HANDSOME ROO s.-Two neat 6

1 L venieEt rooms, parlor and one bedroom. can
be obtained on reasonable terms if appl;raIion is
made Immediately at he house known as = Buffers
Hotel" street, 18th, south side.
i'm
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GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY :.

1kT lTH such testimony, no stronger proof be
" gwen, unless it he trial of this wonderful Hamp-
toms Vegetable Wncture.
Let the afflicted read! readi
BAAEELLviLLE, ALLEGANT COUNTY, (Nd.,)
Nav L ISlI
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E. C. CARRINGT0N.
ttOrney and nseIler-at.Lav.

DRACTICES in all the Courts of the District and
i attends to the prosecution OF Claims before Con-
gress an the Executive Departments
EU- Office, east wing OF the City Hall. ~...-
f,h
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TIE AILING WOMAN,

-4aad her mournfI account Of Ter aiIing family.
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TERMS OF suBsCRIPTfoN:

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Subscribers served by the carriers at six
.a,.t. 4 week, payable weekly. TO mail sub
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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alaaeiphia Type and Stereotype Foundry
a5 >rh.r-itcr would cell The attention OF Printer
q the groatIy reduced prices of the present list
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DAILY
EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON

(EXCEPT ,SUNDAY) -, -...-.r
IN 9Th street, south Of Penn. avenue,
81 JOSEPH B. TATE. 80 .,.,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-19

TIE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made by
Hamptons Vegetable 1incture our most respect
able citizens--Ien well known and tried--we cha-
enge the world to show anything record in nleIi-
cine to equal it. Many And'edS tol0 hare JtH It's heat
ing p0toerS bettf the same teSt6B,m,Y. a..
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-02-10
4 B9resVed Parent.

Achmet Jayer Pasha (of Egypt was
said to be very fond of his children-for a
Pasha-and was apt to take the death Of
any of them much to heart. One sickly
season violent epidemic broke out in the
royal nursery, and carried of some eighty
nine Of the Pasha's offspring. An English
missionary, who chanced to be in Alex
andria at the time, called to condole with
his Majesty, hoping that he might turn
his bereavement to the advantage of his
soul, and make good christian of him.
But the old Heather at once tabooed re-
ligions topics, and having ordered pipe
for his visitor, inveterately smoked on in
silence. The missionary felt rather awk-
ward. He could espy no opening for a
conversation, nor did he know how to get
out Of the royal presence. At last, max
ing desperate effort, he remarked that
bis Majesty must be left nearly, it not
quite, childIess, by the death Of the eigh-
ty-nine. Yes replied the Pasha, I am
now, nearly childness-I haze tut o7,e
hundred and Se0enty-tbree children Gg't,
but, Allah be praised