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JANE HALL, THE HONEST GIRL.
=" Thou shalt not steal.''

- Tnou shalt not steal"
Jane Hall was very little girl when her
father died. He was a poer man, but he
was one who loved and feared God, and
loved to read his Bible and to pray to God.
When he was well he used to work hard
and then Jane and her mother had good
food to eat, and clothes to wear; but one
day he went out into the woods to cut
down some trees, and the axe struck his
leg and cut it to the bone. Some men took
him home, but his leg grew more and more
sore, and at last it was cut off
Then he grew more sick every day; and
when he was told that he could not live but
a few days, he called his wife and little
Jane to the side of his bed, and told them
that he must die; And then. who will
take care of you when am gone % said be.
"God will take care of u.s." said James
mother.
Eyes, God will take care of you," said
the poor man, If you love and serve him:
the will of the Lord be done.' Soon after
this, he bade them good bye aud died.
Poor little Jane cried very much when
she saw her dear father laid in the ground
but her mother told her that his soul was
not there. His body was laid in the ground :;
but his soul had gone to be happy with
God, and be would never be poor OF sick,
and never would suffer any more.
"Oh - said little Jane, "I wish we
could 60 there, too, for we shall always be
poor, now father is gone''
''God will take care of u.s." said her mo-
ther, as she took little James hands in hers,
and led her from the grave.
James mother found some work to do but
she had to work very hard to get money to
buy food to eat, and clothes to wear, and
wood to keep them warm-for it was very
cold, and the snow was very deep, and the
wind blew through the poor log house in
which Jane and her mother lived.
At last, one very cold day, when they had
no food to eat, James mother went to take
home some work she had done for a LADY.
The snow was very deep, and Jane took
little spade, and tried to make path from
the door for her mother to getinto the road.
After she had gone, Jane found some chips
and sticks, and tried to make a little fire to
warm her mother when she came home.
When her mother came in, she said,
"Jane dear, am very sick and very cold;
help me to bed''
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HOUSEKEEPERs' GOODS.


oHN NJ. DoNN q BROTHER have just opened
~ and arranged handsome assortment of Goods
suitable for the season, viz:
Parian Marble Goods
Papier Mache and French painted do
French China and Berlin Iron Goods, as Cups
and Saucers, Mugs, Cardstands, and Match
Boxes, Dresden China very ,ndsome, Bas.
kets and Work Boxes, Portable Desks &C.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome Castors, Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Cake Baskets, Goblets, Forks and
Spoons
Mustards Salts and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar. Ether:al. Hall. &c
BRONHED GOODS
Tenders Dogs, Shovel and Tongs, Spittoons
Candlesticks, Candelabras, Hatracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame, mahogany, and walnut
Looking Glasses, Bracket Tables.
FURNITURE.
Several handsome painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and good
Bureaus Sofas, Extension Tables
Chairs of many patterns and shapes and mate
Bedstead, Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
the bag
China, glass, stone, and crockery Ware in
quantities, large stock, well assorted and
cheap.
JAPAN WARE.
Toilet Sets, Candlesticks. Cake Boxes
Brushes, Woodware Iron Ware
Clocks Of several varieties and patterns 80
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
most complete of any kept in the District or
perhaps at any other place
We invite call from persons in want Ofarticles in
the line of housekeeping, and we hatter ourselves
they can be accommodated at our establishment
promptly and at reasonable prices for the quality
at any other place.
JOHN NJ DOM BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 10th and 11th SITS.
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F. A. TUCKER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL.

rs FULLY prepares, in his usual style, to supply
i his customers and the public with the various
articles of wearing apparel appertanng to a gen.
tleman's wardrobe.
Members of Congress and strangers. visiting the
city invited to call and examine his goods con-
sisng Of Cloths of various grades, colors and manu-
tactures and all sorts of Cassimeres, Vestng &c. &c
dec L.
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E. C. CARRINGTON.

Attorney and COuns nse1ler-at.Lav.
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the District and
L attends to the prosecution of Claims before Con-
gress AMI the Executive Departments
Ar Office, east wing of the City Hall.
feb IL
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Thus our verses run:
w ashington Dust.

Washington Dust.
BY c. W. DENISoN.
Ope to me thy street so wide,
Street all fair and straight to ride,
Or walk, if walk must;
But whether on my horse or feet,
Whether my wheels thy pavement greet,
Be thou merciful, o street!
Spare, alas! thy dust, thy dust!
Who can see, through dirty cloud,
That doth man and woman shroud,
Like mountain on bust?
Dust loads every wind that blows,
Dust fills every eye and nose,
Dust stains head, and heels, and toes,
Oh! Washington! ,UiM dust, ,uith dxstf
Whittier are the sprinklers gomez
Fountains! are ye all off-drawn,
You'll come again, trust!
Horrid phantoms flock the air,
spectres gaunt, like grim despair,
Ghosts shout forth from square to square:
" Buried alive in dust, in duStr'
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r. H. LASKEY,
Attorney and Counseller-at-Law

DRACTICES in the Courts of the District, and
L prosecutes claims of every description before the
several Executive Departments and before Congress
Es- Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth street
dec 30
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G.. L. GIBERSON,
Attorney and CounselIer-at

Attorney and COuMseuer.at.LaV
DkACIlCES in all the Courts Of the District and
Il attends to the prosecution of Claims before Con-
gress and the Executive Departments
FJ- Office on Louisiana avenue near Seventh street
ian g.
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PORTSMOUTH. Va Aug. Is, 1851.

PORTSMOUTH, CVa.,) Aug. is, 1851.
Mr.. j. f. Boush-Dear Sir: Viii. l am in general
opposed to Patent Medicines, candor compels me to
state that 1 have great confidence in the virtues
of Hampton's Vegetable Iincture. For several
months past I have used it in my family, and in by
spepsia loss of appetite dizziness, and general de-
biiity with entire success So far rs my experience
extends, therefore, l take pleasure in recommend
ing it to the afflicted as safe and efficient remedy
VERNON ESKRIDGE.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Berlin Sand alias Washington Dust.

N. P. Willis, in late number of his
Home Journal, says:
"While was travelling in Germany,
found an ode to the Sand of Berlin, copied
from some Album that fell in my way at
that place, and it may be pleasant to know
that the capital of Prussia is sister city
in one respect. With Sontag among us,
who has spent half her life in Berlin, we
have evidence enough that sand is, at least,
no injury to the voice and no hindrance to
perpetual youth. Thus ran the verses:
Berlin Sand.
Ope to me thy halls so bright,
Proud and splendid royal town!
Of thy sisters there is none
Shines so fair in beauty's light;
So adorned by artists hand;
But, alas, thy sand, thy sand!
Now receive me, linden trees,
Lofty, lovely promenade!
Where so coolly smiles the shade,
shall breathe at last the breeze.
But, alas through foliage gray
Sandy dust cen finds its way
Now, forever fare thee well,
Sandencompassed, windy place!
Which no true enchantment grace,
But, with coldly borrowed spell,
Round about the broad dry land
Blows in every eye the sa,ad
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firf-llroof 6afes.

rCHF END Of the CONTROVERSY !-Messrs.
Storms Marvin in he Courier and u the ID Inst
readiness accept ny challenge tho gh they couple tne
Nth conditions that Il 20 no acceptance al
an F s;auce the Committee chosen 10 ies the
live Saf hv turnng shall select which have been male not
less Isn fve mon 10 when know that have no
"Herna Patent Frr0of Champion sab that has been N use
in he G a. twslve months
Ny cbsle nbrse Tropositou'- win respeI % ai-
z viii resi- Locks One Thing time Let the hst popo
.itiou b. met and the b coud will he IN order .
r nv challenge proposed have the Pen1ries arrnsei y
nee 70 be fecfed Jointly will be expict
and propose which Will the necessity 81 oahs Is 20 com
the pus and ali concerned th eaen
--v hal axe skeleton the nd themes me
ssf Of Sarrs Marvin Be filed with w der fs,eat snd
Riels urrnveuent- while mine Is 20 be filled with hrnes
Fre Proof Composition presence Of the committee Ourselves
ord sueh othrs invited witness the same fhe -
Patent TO he m shed 10 Committee that inir- neni OF
quihtling car be resorfed 10 by either parry -. O.
m 500 A. on a. He'd to placed in ;he hands OF tue Com
n:tee esed By them pubcly-their por MADE 20 yoo
rsn 70 l.. final bud1g each party The ore u
he 20 te ~ COO zone thousand dosrs) q be paid over 20 ne
Tnvn le Asyuu Together with The payment OF the cost OF
safes the setting the trial the OF te
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Danlin1 Academies.

DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
~ Broadway Craze Church, vii pen o. MON
DAY. 81 for Evening Class and on WEDNESDAY Oct \
Afternoon Glasses In recent visit % the -. schools Of Lon
Paris expressly for the OF consulting vi the eApe
renced teachers c those schools many ne" mes were procured
Messs CeaIiu Aaxowsk Bozot and kenoudy OF rams
Couu UFeye sauton sc London which viii be introduced
time can safely from pc onal
otss who become pupils Of this Academy WI Al
the spacious and . ADJ nef
in Ses-Nork IL u hoped Therefore thai th
Of the which Produced sues
gatns the attention paid 70 the con
the pupils viii ure continuation Of max
faeIng which gratefully edged ey
ALLEN DODWORrH.
DRIVATE CLASSES in DANCIN6.-No. oOO
Broadway Nhos will October Evening isses
and claS not 10 exceed ten under the
three experienced Teachers Full partcuars W be
given by applying no. IA Bowery booktore bCkNION
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Erp @ooos.

LOREIGN sHAWLS.-rhe subscriber invites ~
Of Ladies and al eolno-sa of really fms sasvSe
superb variety js imported fall sds and sssf W.T.
LAinT thai 3 rich, besaffsl and
sorne magnificent sleensus real India csneS Hair fs
Delhi asher Ess<rn pfdaetonA VII - fo~s1
sed ths collection, tog<her ~hh srqn-,ts .>oFtmss<
yrsseh cshneTs BroeAs and csnsse Grape shs~s every -
eeivsbs design.
He wosa especially prseni . psshe noses fsst1s e ~
trade introduced r<dss eouny<se fsbfc
psr. Caue bot nAnufssr fsnr- BY tst exfrse
f.neh the neses loom" the vsk q urea
mates 20 sossly that u fn1isss cosse srk
1af<et the difference.
PuSH< inspectoa r~p& sfsry sslstet -.
gro. sULPis srsasn shs~l snf cssa MS s,seSss
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furs.

IMPORTERS Of SKINS and MANUFACTURERS
i a. EISE FURs-THONPsOy ROEsLER No 70 M.des-
M rxt,s The ssntion Of COUNTRY MERCHANTS and CITY
DE- A IL as 20 their s--Srtmeri Of GOODS n
NUTS CAPES FICrO2iSES,
CCFF TRIMMINGS,
NfTs GLOVES.
ArFFs SLEIGH ROBE3 kc-
s~ex S~.cpoa Eeeh srs warranted u the b>st nstsJ
srs anufaetssea h With express sas9ssss % as
ciasses o. tgsxs sent.>nef
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REGULATING.

OLD WARE REPEATED equal 10 new, at tho
~ lowest possible prices and warranted vel done Goods sent 20
The Plating FACTORY No Grandst 70 once
No. 2 At No IS Johnst- will b. attended 20
CILVER-PLATING and DOOR PLATES-Eyery
~ de-ctp Of Syerpls Door Plates Bell Pals Church Pew
Nunbe obtained wholesale and retail al IL CRANES
No Neu-YoTk
ne attention Of he Trade l. particularly invited
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GniIcrp anb 6aroware.

DLOCK TIN PIPE.-The undersigned are prepared
ID 70 Put in Pipe SIMPLY service pipe 9s9pPy whole
1o,.e WI q CREAMER Co. Plum5-rs,
4fh-sy- Hhst- New Bible Ho1se
CAsT STEEL SHOYELS.-We invite the stten-
~ ION of ares Of superior article OF Cast steel
a. mining and railroad purposes those usnnciuret ~ ths
COLONY Company which made Of the best nt-
and In efus no, superior q nose OF
The patterns such a. are uy approved J
MI ers ard others for sale BY . ~
Manufacturers Nails Agents Old Colony lron Co.
Hrsi Premium Ranges
VOHN T BUDD Manufacturer and Proprietor OF
Lockwood celebrated Cooking n Laundry Ranges Also JfI
Bueds new RanEes which for beauty dsfao snd
Economy cannot s4rpasssd All Ranges WARMED y
from s upward No 66 ROADWAY opposite ~ Thom. Ah1feh
Il NIVES and FORKS, POCkET-KNIVEs, RA-
IN ZORs SCISSORS &c-Blfer' Hssdware Locks Latehes
Butte Screws Cooper EdEe To- tie most approx make y
1r Hoops Rvets ke House and Ship Cafpaer hdSe 100
plane saws &C Compnga FL aud complete ass Uncut OF
HsTdvee CUTLERY Edge Toos &C Can be found The hudwAre
SfOTs Of L = LITTLE a To- No- :, 50" % r u'Du-'N
C1OyESi STOVES!i STOVES - The cheapest
y Stove store city With the largest sounent Call aha
49, p WHITE Jr
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painis, Glass, &l.

ZINC PAINTS-THE NEW-JERSEY ZINC
IL COMPANY nsnurrurnz these PSlz Of speri1r
quality all Of Which wxrxnted PURE
The upero in respect q Lnr over Lead Psas vel
-sbshsd lequs quanry nearly double hs
endure uuek evident that The
4 sot y the lons rzl0 ne-haf
They the prneire deasrs this kr3 ot1e
u.nr.2et-rsrs' rrices szi ~ the Company Ar-as
MANNING sQCIER, Ma q o-y-s- SsrTsrk.
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Hlaebinern, &r.
DFRDANs GOLD QUARTZ MACHINE MANU-.
I'D FACTURING COMPANY,
No Walls;. New-York

III
No swalls,, NewYork,
Are prepared to execute orders with Dispatch os- s.
Tor sALE-A secondhand Wells Patent Me-
dun Pres. good condition new-s :, OF sis ;. 2 5s
inches The pres shgash ofs.a IN 80, sork b, -.n
Inquire BARTLETT Co No q sst,s, Hartford Com
nRNAMENTALIkON WORK, &e.-CROWELL'
~ eebred patent eNOn Rains without yet. An entirely
article un'sed o 'impet, aafsoy s IS sns. ~,
rum les than b gat up On the nvs ne
NewioIs Foundry and Iron ksns SoTPs1w W. s .
ham and BRACELETS columns ysat eoer graf
aHsrs. se fo1ndTy foot Of thst North River ctnss Of. al
ascIT press Specimens ct ths raiDs IN con. %
their No 70 Duane It, fs~ doc" es'' Of Broad
way
CEwING MACHINES TO TAILORs. TAILOR
- FssEs &c ke-The AVERY SEWING MACHINE makes
beyond su,son stitch Of ns Machine
& nLSs WI not SsSsr vi By TIE
b lsn oqs dss bat only soSs 1 ou ~ ~ %
valuable point Of this machine IL .mgle n u eenaesoa 70.
believe beyond question the ss .sgiSs sins ys'
tS invited sSf e. srwfSG sAeHISE Co No 81 Brosd~,y
Pre-. for M.ehne s5 go Tables and 'relis eItrs-pre
s5.ad sIO, u,wy,,x J,l, g. 1855
undsEnea Do hereby certify thai ws have asaasd ne
, ~ sssbiiy nd specially peculiar stitch mad.
Ifs eh Sn .Ed n .PPS.frSn NC. ne ssi I' $50 he
snss Of the .nd satisfied that the .seh Of tbs nan.
ps.rs IN rseomn-sdn. hi. machine friends .ad % r'0
20 kSaPp Ds Mem ad BoyT
20 III soIs Merchant rslor. No Bro.as.y
GOULD Co. Wsoes.is Dealers n Clothing No - "A1o-
ntten-t -, ~ e.. 1.,.,~.~
Dickson PETTUs Merchant Talon No - Bro.ds.,.
CTEAM ENGINES for sALE-Four new horizontal
- Ersns Of and g. Of superior te-irn ana
boilers complete also Gesr Lstnes ans
o.ipr Inquire BURsSs knzse>r ana Contrs1
or. OHee No Ia Broadway corner Of Joan-t ser-ioft
CWEENEYs CELEBRATED HOT-AIR and VEN
- TILATISG FURNACE for Hesfing chsehes Psene bgld
h =. I'd Dws Ho1ses-The kEWfOkk FtksACE 20 nAT
M The rizh rsnzt.tze .af SCI tie .soTe
nrnes Fsrnsee the Ol0-iEz STATE. III Ses-JseI New
Yori (c1cept cozse q Sxara md Er and a. iae Esr7
receive and -Iecute oSts ron eny po
e., III Sc .boye Tertiary NEWYORk FURNACE Co.
No. 5TryoD-r0w, opposite The City BAL Ss~- or
Be Ne<n shannon 4 ktnb2Ps
No ss5 Trekers No II ooafn oth g.
wlHnrsbursh. Z l. and PrOuy Co Boston
SwITT's PATENT COFFEE MILLS-Comprising
- ver and adapted 70 The Of FAMILIES Gro
eex praxs peror Tor making From -
isr eOEs.racion sfs1APeni1g and ponf Of
dUr.hiirv ncinx eguaed D. M
a. Nsrufscrured and sold b. SWIFT LANE Ws<nnrton
Duehss Comfy Y Nils forwarded part Of the roGny
CTEAM and GAS PIPE--JOsEPH MASON, (of the
- late fa Ct wa~orh Hssoa Guild No Broadway.
Pipe Tor Gas and War EslEes CocxA
Frnsx .nt Gz Steam Bob
Boer F-s FseS Pnps Coils sz2 Eyspor..Ors steam s>s
" Csrfe t-f othc- STAN Boiler and
sTper1zss he @ eoses Fr-si vtrsty Of ses.a .ad aos
Ksrss.nE AID Go. ssrz a?fazs .ac refers - examples
a ~ safk = Es.;.J sysry ssrtae- % sss sS7s1T
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Diaper Warebouses.

paper WAREHOUSES;.
EUGENE ELY, Paper Warehouse, No ~ isltol.
m Drv Good. and Hardware Dealers fsofs Archhses
&c Sc Paper n rolls OF desired cknees ana ""Ne
Manila coored white Also Cotton ani Linen twincs
DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J.T L. DERkiChsUs y
60 No tC5 Fulton FOR sale the lowest terus nS
PAper. Eurlish French and American
all sizes weights and qualhues
Book paper all zes cghts ard qualities
c00rs ans white, 81 tho oest dnahJ
Paper whitc aud coorcd, different widths
Hatters PAPER thin. aud Of the beet quality.
Cloth Paper J6xio and poxis. .
English Hardware Paper large assortment just n"ed
sheathinE Paper Of the best quality ,
Wrapping Paper. Straw Rag and Manila
Tea Papsr ofdiaereut sizes
Tar Roofing Paper. suitable Cor roofs In role
DIAPER at WHOLESALE.-CYRUS w. FIELD
Co. No II Cli8st New York, Offer 20 srss and issss
cot buyers ION liberal Of the most EXTENSIVE ana s>
BIZ stocks Paper before exhibited the United s.1
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Professional Notices.

PROFESSIONAL AoIllf6.
EOHNIssIOAERS OF DEEDS, to take ackno~
~ Judgments for other states Will pless end m their nsne -.
Subscriber Be Inserted ths LsvysU ~
Gs Il important them al Ia beors the dfH ~
order have them Inherited In thar PfP9
places GRO n. BELL No lS N.s..s-.t Sew-fert-
nR. POWELL. Oculst, Agrist, &c, receives % :
patient. to o'clock daily ks Office No >1 hfS
vsy procured bis rres1. 90 ne kys snS ss y
senx Artificial Eyes Inserted vosf 10
,isis pain ezsetly Ike the nstA eye and r~
bic Il In color aid eIprssson
nR W. BEACH has returned from Europe and
~ resumed hz practice ,hls city 0hss No % Rra< sas
MAY b. cor 8rsd rom 2foa A. ~
NJ LEyETT, DENTIST, No 6Zo Brosi'say.-
WI Dr. LEyE1T-s kEhly popular work the tssA nth sH
illustrated embracing Eve ysAU Of Pre-
expe be obta2eA sppesroa &c hS once -
above. Ofscs hours only from 10 IN O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
Gouses iI)dHieo.

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1,.iig A11fcts Bcz 20 ~ - 49, r., r. - ,o,..
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-oIsE WANTED-With modern improV eine1.s
n efr.ts t1usDt vito will leave The house IN ~
- 20. ~ ,ben pos on Of Rest $50 % 90. TO-
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sssts Address Box g. fo-s-ohre
vxrANTED-A hrst class Dwelling central, ~ gool
w peshborAood also. several 5000 Tooa@ ~ N nlssn1 CO..
p.s-,x above Park several also s1A. !.
80 IA ~ neU the city address s. W. Box No 10 - 'N
Se,iSns rrenai.es and Cor week from ID NJ.