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New Freight Arrangement
BETW ZEN WORCESTER & NY.
Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
TtsI-W time Is Hours.
Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York Low, and with f.
qualDespatch, as by amy O,herLise.
ME Boata of an limo

- vr9 TIE Boats of this Line eom :
49, will elvo Providence. E ES - r
SsS5sh from Fox Point, on NJ n
- --'--~--' DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS & FRIDAYS
and New York on T tuesdays, THURSDAYS, &
SATURDAYS, until further notice.
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates.
This Line connects by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line OF Propeers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the Semi-weekly Inland Line Balt
more, al all times. When this Inland route is open,
Goods will be taken at Providence for Philadelphia at
cents per foot and for Baltimore at cents per foot.
UGlal time between Providence and Philadelphia, 40
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight win be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if directed
at current rates.
= For further information apply to w. H. JOURDAN,
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co.;
Isaac Ode, Pier No. 10 N r. or w. P. Williams, "a
Broadway New York, or to
b. BUFFUM, Agent, foot ofsouth Main st.,
sept27. 1852. dawtf Providence.
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A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.

The unparalleled effects of this great restorative
plants incident to females mark annals of med
lcine thousands Of smuants invented thou
SANDS OF lnVgoan concoeted all purporing specified
IN the various diseases and arrangements
CONFORMATION Of woman renders liable The
tooe peen UNIFORM These n0srums have indeed
nomentay vvacy the system transient and de-
uslye vgor the musce but this flash relief has been sue
ceeded by depression and proston greater before and
me END has too often been utterly pdayze the recuperaivo
destroy the unhnnDN natient. Rrt in - r
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BAR IRON and STEEL.
- . -
EEsON.

-44AAS AAeV4s OAAA ~ l. 444A46s
BEsON.
o. TONS assorted Swedish Iron, fiat and square.
,[C 10" best Norway Bar Iron.
l51 tons assorted best Iefned Iron, round fiat, and
square
30 shafting Iron, from II 10 6 inches round
20 " small round, and square iron, from I-l6 to
s-l6 ofaninch.
tons u. horse-nsil rods.
10 g horse and OK shoe iron
10 " best Norway rods, and shapes assorted.
20 " hoop and band Iron, from to inches wide
% " Best Giendon lion.
Z" Lowmore Iron, assorted.
Oval, and halfround Iroas.
Sheet Iron.
STEEL.
tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedi>h.)
best cast Steel, (Sanderson, Bro. s. Coz
!" " round machinery Steel.
English spring do.
German 10.
Blisteied ID do.
Fisher 81 NoTris' Cast Steel Face An.
wills and Vices.
Best English Anvils and Vices.
Hose Rasps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS, AXLE-TREES and
BOXES, ELLIPTIC SPRIN GS, BLACK
SMITHS BELLOWS, BLACKSMITH'S SEA
COAL.
OHIO AND NOVA SCOTIA
GRIN SION as.
HORSE NAILS, made from the best u B.
Iron, warranted.
NIB P. & l. are also Agents for ADIRONDAC
American Cast steel.
" The above will be sold on the most favorable
terms by the subscribers at the old srand, Washington
Square PRATT 81 INMAN.
Worcester. February 8. 1853. deodawtf
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twenty valuable House Lots, the beanifnl nat in
the western part Of The city three The co, ner of
Aus IN and oxford streets. Also several Others lit
tie north'westery, more elevated ground and two
on Fruit stieet, Also number Belmont st eet and
north, and one on Wellington, rear Main ST.. Also
Two story Dwelling House on Yelling on. near Main ST
L- .- LARKIN SMITH, 236 Mnin xtreet
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Also, number of Farms, with nom 20 10 eco Acre
Of Land, each.
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~ Sheet Zinc. W. X T~- :
.S( CAsks, 70 o56 Inch, for sale by.
" jes dowi" FOSTER g. 90. ~
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ROSES Providence & Worcester Xpress

by Every IRAN.
II55#ET{fEFsH1 PACKAI Els Forwarded, Notes, Drafts
s2s5Ss2 and Bills collected and paid, and all Or
ders attended to, with despatch
Packages and small cases forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fall River, Mansfield, Ateboro'
TAUNTON, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Bris.
toll, Warren Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston War
wick, Wick6ed, Peacelale, and Wakefield R. l. and
Stonngton, Conn.
OFFIcE.-American House, Worcester.
Worcester, March 6, 1852. mars dtT
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VWE most palatabe and pleasant of all tho Bitter
4 TONES; calming irritation and allaying nervous
eAciablty Let any person al cted with Loss of APP
petite, Fainness Pain in the Breast or PapitatOn Of
the Heart, try these Bit ers, and they will be sensihy
relieved in five minutes . 1t touch the part
affected" and invgorates the system mnediaiely.-
The most reliable certificates of cases found the Cir
cuar at n o II enont Pemple, Boston.
d. FULLER 81 co General gents
Price Zoe and 81 per bottle. Dealers supplied on
REASONABLE terms. A bottle open on the counter for
trial Caldwell d Hill, Agents at Worcester.
myl4 diff
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Desk Mandatory.

II p. WRIGHT & CO., Manufacturers of Pulpt,.
11e Counting Room and u flee Desks; Library. Office
and Dining Room Tables; Druggists Drawers and Book,
Csseso every size and quality ,Iespecuully inform the
Citizens 81 worcester ana ycindy, that they are now
PREPARED 70 iurnlsn the above named ARTICLES short
notice, and IN the best style Aud we viii ,sarrant
Dur weik 70 20 equal TO AIRY the country. Rear Of
vsnes block, corner of Main aud Pleasant Streets
"iu.0vstet' Mass. L. y WRIGHT
JAnlo uu tsaa NJ sMIIEY
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Bush's Smilax Sarsanarilla.
Superior Elm.

HhNE PulveriEcd lor sale IN quantities 10 slit nv
HDSu CO., botanic Druggists,
- "" "a Front street
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To Old CountrYmen.
Leioester and worcester ExpTegs.

leicester and Worcester Express.
THE subscribers willrun daily Express for the con-
L veVance Of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise and every
other Xpress Freight between the above nHmed 4paces
and after this date, leaving Leicester at O'Clock
A. NJ, and Worcester at O'clock, r. NJ.
All orders entrusted 10 us, or left at the Post Office.
OF at Horace Wales Store Leicester, (where states
may be found) will be promptly and faithfully attended
Office in Worcester, at A II, Eewton's 2O7 Main
street JOEL SHELLEY g. CO.
Leicester, March /. 1853. mar2 davt
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.

Boston and Worcester Railroad.
-. -. -
81 MINER ARRANGEMENT Commencing Mon
PASSENGER TRAINS FoR B0sToN, as follows
Leave Worcester about A. at Z, d IOl5 ~; (3.05
EXP 40, Ma Il.O5 Ex) pm
Milford a, 7.o5. 1918 l5 q q 4" Els 9.1S Pr
q F Ftam'n Cen, 7.l0, il.e9 :. s55, 44o
Newton, 80, 1921, s2s+ (Y. Tr), o., il4os,
SW Tr)' a M 2,12+, $40, 4.4o, 5.25 CIV Tr],' 6I5,
brooAne, g., "a, s. $50, 10 am; 100, 2, 54,7,
F" Newton Upper Falls, so ana $40 am lilo, a5
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For Worcester at 7sO (and E&.>a.n, 80, 4.3e Ex)
:. M q e. 800 ES) Pr.
" Milford at 7.3O am 1916 5
/" FIamn Cen, 7sO, Sou 3 50, 5&sa
{ Newton, 80, w gr.]8 05, d A. NJ. IL 80, 28o,
(W. IT, 3i5 5.i5 6.l5, rs and q l5 p. m.
Bro9kline &. 10, 755, $50, x y m, /, 2S5, $3.50,
:" Charles River Branch, 40 am l2; 81 81 pm.
*W. Newton Station.
G. TwIcnELL. sup4
Boston, May ?, 1873 dawn
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
ID 70 sIis -
Passenger Trains win run as follows.
Leave Arrive at GTotoG Arrive at
Worcester at Junction at Nashua and IowslIat
SO am. so5am, $50 am. $50 am.
u.l5 m IL 80 pm. liz PM lIOpm
4.l5p.m 535 pm. 630 nm & On n m
Leave Arrive at Groton Arnveat
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcestsx
7.30 am Is am. 8.05 am. =, i5no
ll.35 am lI.30 am. 1890 pm. I5ann
5 30 pm. AS PIN. SEQ pm. 720 nm
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADs
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with trains
of Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal Nortborn
Passumpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads. An Trains
from NqShu diraef IN .f,thJ M.
the above pamtd Roads.
Each Train TO and from Groton Junction. (except the
Evening Train from Nashua,) connects with upward
and downward Trains of The Fehburg Railroad and
Stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell
At Worcester $50 a. m. tram connects with S,eam
boat train from N York via Norwich. u.l5a M con-
meets With Boston and Worcester. Proyidence and Wor
cestet, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Ra,rosI
trans: 4l5 M connects with trains from all aboy,
named roads, including the Express Train from New
YORK and Albany Train arriving at g. Ia A. M connecn
with the m. trans OF all the above roads incndn,
Express Train TO New ORR and Albany That arrivin,
at p m with D. m. trains of above roads That nj
nvmg at 72O M with the New y ork Steamboat Trai
via Norwich. '"''
FiTCHBURG AND WORCESTER r. r. TRAINS
running in connection with Wore EST er and Nashua t,a
Leave fltchburg at ?, m. II. 40 and 90 n m
Leave worcester at $50 and III am ana 4. IS M
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each wav bet,yep
Worcester, Groton Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitb
burg. "
~ For connections with the other road at wores-
ter, Groon Jusction, and NashRa, see Snow and VII
ders Pathfinder and Railway uide
~ Through Tickets axe issued at Worcester for fr.
lington Montpelier, Wells River and White River Jbc.
tUn at the fare by each Of the different ,ontsi
Nashua and Fichburg but change Of cars IS Ihde
on the Nashua route. w
Worcester. June 6, 1858 ieio daEi
Providence and Worcester Ranrod.
Ia - ..3si.E Egs
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MoHdaU, Man On 1884 ,br,,,h A.
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Potash.
IN CASKS, Ist sort, Potash, in Store and for sale
~ by g. s. q A. ]. HOWE,
my9 DIFF Worcester Bank Block
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Meats Foot Oil.
Sumao and Quercitron Bark.

~ BBis. No. Meats Foot Oil, in Store, and for
" sale by G. 5 d A. j. HOWE,
my9 al Worcester Bank Block
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Leonard's EXPRESS.

rs1 To and from Boston and intermediate
4 - go places by every. train.
Bills collected and paid and all orders attended TO
with dispatch diff les
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RAILROADS.
Western Railroad Special Notice,
CHANGE OF TLMP

- --'- SPOO1o1 NVI1O0'
"a 20 $500: .:.;;
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Special Notice to Foreigners.
Y'KOMPSON d CO., Express forwarders having
IL made arrangements for drawing Cheeks directly
the Belfast Banking Company, Belfast Ireland or any
81 its branches, ready draw Checks on the
above Company, from e 10 10000.
The advantage of sending friends abroad Bank
Check, instead Of Drafts individuals, clearly
obvious.
Bills of Exchange, Checks, and Passage Certificates,
Tor passages from Liverpool New York, or Boston,
furnished at this office. s. V. X. uICKCOX, Agent,
les diff Waldo Block. Main street, Worcester.
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-, me 7.2O A. NJ train rom Providence, conneo,
Worcester with the Express Trains lrom Hos,o C,s
New York, and Albany, which leave Worcester ao' s5
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=
r TONS Sicily sumac, Pure Tons Quercitro
u Bark, in Store, and for sale by
G. IS a. A J. HOWE,
ap's du Wor Bank Block.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMrNr

ia G ss5 - ..is Essss.s..l
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FFoVidence and Worcester Rnnroa.

J.w. sTowELI., SUIT.
Worcestef' June D. ie55. iel0 DAFT
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NOTICE..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Treasury DEPARTMENT. Aug. -, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given to the holders of the 81,
~ per cent. stocks of the loan authorized by ths
act OF pril 18TH 1872. and Tedcemabls 3lst pecem
ber 1862 and altO to the holders of the six Der cent
stocks Of Che loan authorized by the act Of July
1916, redeemahe 18th November. 1885, that this do
partment is prepared to purchase ut any tim. he
tween the date he eof and the first day of psccnb.r
Esxt to the extent Of two millions Of said stock IN
tho manner and On the term hereinafter me ntioned
to wit:
In ease of any contingent competition within tbs
amount stated, preference will be given in order Of
time IN which the said stocks of either kind MAY h,
offered The certificates duly assigned to the United
States must DO transmitted to this department upon
the receipt whereof price will be paid compounded
of thu following particulars:
LIST. The par valve amount specified in each
certificate.
I'd. A premium of 1G psr cent. on the stocks of
1912 re!eemab!e in 1852. premium las
the case may bel of 81 per cent. on the stecks
of 1916 redeemable in 1856
Sd. Interest on the par of the certificates from
the 1st of July, 1853 to the date Of recent
and settlement at the Treasury with thu
allowance for the money to roach the
owner of one days interesl in addition,
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts m
the Treasury Of the United States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadephia, a.
the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
sug zo-St Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, August %, 1S53-10p.M.
The existence of the cholera Mt Cumberland
has produced some alarm and uneasiness here
Our city. however, continus very healthy.
The printers appear to be getting into diff
! Guilty. The proprietors of the Baltimore
American have set their faces against the
the printers association, and are determined
to manage their own affairs hereafter accord
ing to their own Judgment. This is but fol-
lowing an example set them by the rencrabie
editor of the Arg"s long ago.
Within few days past, since the recent
cool weather, quite large number of our cit
liens, who were at the various watering place.
and summer resorts, have returned, and the
streets begin to assume a lively and business
like appearance.
The Museum is to be opened next week.
which will afford its accustomed pleasant
amusernents. [ have heard it remarked bv
several that the new building at the north
west corner of Baltimore and Charlie. streets.
designed for a theatre, has too much the an
! pearance of weakness. The walls are certain
ly not so thick as many others, apparently not
more than nine inches. A structure of this
kind, designed to contain a large crowd of
| persons, should certainly be built with care,
and an eye to strength and safety. 1t will be,
when completed, decidedly neat, and
doubt not, agreeable place of resort
The Kunkel's MINISTRIES still continue to
draw crowded houses at the {" Old Holiday 3"
This excellent band of deservedly popular lnu-
sicians have afforded almost the only regular
public entertainments in Baltimore during the
past summer. When the fall business season
opens cleverly, we hopo to be able to offer
greater attractions in the way of operas the
atrical representations, &c. good theatre,
we'll conducted, is as necessary, almost, to a
great commercial city as a post Office or bank.
When strangers come among Us, they expect
some fun, and some opportunity to while away
their leisure hours agreeably. We are, must
confess, behind the ago in these things
The Apollo Hall, very superb building,
erected not long ago by Mr.. Charles West a
part of which was occupied by the Kendall l.
Dickinson's Ministries, has been closed for
some time. Whether it will oncn again. as n
place of amusement, am unable to say.
Business is steady. Merchants are anxious.
ly waiting the arrival of the next steamer from
Europe. Flsur unsettled; holders asking ST. 25.
Grain firm; sales of white wheat at III l2O
cts; red ITO lib cts. Corn, white, So 81
cts; yellow g cts. Sales of us head beef
cattle to-day at $3.50 S4.25 per 100 lbs. on
the hoof, averaging 1915 gross Stocks dull;
Ohio Railroad shares 60l to Gil, cash and
time-a decline RopER1ck.
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Personal.

go. 1t is said that James C. Marriott, ESQ,
of Baltimore, has accepted the position of
Secretary of Legation to Peru
80. Judge Campbell, Postmaster General
returned to this city last evening in excellent
health.
80. Thcophilus Fiske is preaching at Utica
New York on "Ghost-craft and Witch-craft. :"
Mr.. Fiske is a gentleman of ability. and is at
home on any subject
80. The Hon. VIM. NJ. Churchwell, Dem.
of Tenn, has been reelected to Congress by
a majority of l467 votes in district which
gave Gen. Scott majority of 1923!
80. Morton McSIichael, Esq, the talented
editor of the Philadelphia North american,
is spoken of in many parts of Pennsylvania
as the next Wing candidatefor Governor.
-. Ex-senator flanagan, of Indiana, has
attached himself to the Temple of Honor-a
temperance association.
80. Mrs. Gaines is again about to appear
before legal tribunal with new and impor-
tant witness in favor of her immense claim.
go. Frederika Bremen has written book
about the United States, in which she paws
particular attention to the slave question.
.... Bayard Taylor has joined the Japan
Expedition, and received the appointment of
Masters mate aboard the Susquehanna
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THE MISSION TO CoysTANrINoPLE was pro.
badly filled this morning, by the appointment
of Maryland gentleman whose name we are
not able to announce with certainty. We
however feel sure that it is not the Hon. r.
NJ McLane, whose friends ate understood to
have presented him for it, though it is thought
here that he has not signifed to the Admins
tration his own desire for the position.
THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY. has been
somewhat indisposed for day or two past,
though not able to attend at the Department
to-day, is much better.
LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United
States Patent Office for the week ending Aug
23d, 1s53-eaeh bearing that date:
Luther Atwood, Of Boston, Mass-For i'm
provement in Processes for Purifying Alcohol.
Jean Baptiste Moinier and Pierre Hippolite
Boutigny, of Paris, France.-For improved
Method of Generating Steam. Patented in
France, Jan. is. 1858
James b. Duff, of New York, n, Y.-For
improvement in Sosp-Cuttins Machines.
Morris ]. Gardner, of York, Pa.-For i'm
provesneht in Oscillating Steam Engines.
Peter Horn. of Hagerstown, Md.-For i'm.
prOvement in Seed Planters
Frederick B. Parker. of Quecnsvillc Ind
For improvement in Hay Rakes
Milton Roberts, of South Levant. Me-Fol
Improvement in the Arrangement of Cutter.
for Turning.
Samuel Nansyckcl, of Little York, n. j.
For improvement in Gate Bars.
Lettie A. Smith, Pincville, Pa.-For i'm
| provement In Butter Workers.
William NJ. Warren. of w atertOwn, Conn
For improvement In Railroad Car Seats.
| Louis A. b. Walbach. deceased, late of TIT
| Army of the United States of America -Fo
| improvement in Boring Cannon
| Z'chariah Allen, of Providence, R. I-Fol
| improvement in CounterpaDes
| Henry Richie, CT Newark, A. j. Assigro
to Samuel c. Thompson, George W. Wester
| field and Henry Richie. of same place.-Fo
| improved Paddock,
Snow Magoun of Newton, Mass, Assiguo
! to Emery n. Moore and Charles H. Crosby, o
| Boston, Nass.-For improved machine fo
! Cutting and Beveling Printers Rules.
| Jonathan Foreman, of Boston. Mass, AID
ministrator Of Edgar W. Foreman, deceased
late of New Rochelle, N. Y, and assignor t,
Henry W. Sears, of New York, n .f.-Fo
Improvement in Diving Bells.
Elisha 5. Snyder, of Charlestown, Na-Fo
| (additionaD improvement in Machines fo
| Separating Straw from Grain Original Let
| tiers Patent dated June Is. IS4S.
| DEsIGN.-Samuel IL Sailor, of PhiIadel
| phia, Pa, Assignor to J. q. Abbott and Archi
lus Lawrence, of same place.-For Design 70
! a Stove.
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NoTICELTheN Nav Den,r;menr Will entertain

NOTICE.-The Nav Department will entertain
propositions, accompanied by desicns aud draw
ings until the 25Ih instant, for furnishing new EN-
GiNES. MACHINERY, and BOILERS complete
for the United States steam propeller trgate San
Jacinto.' now lying al the Philadelphia navy ward.
1t Is desirable that the propositions Should specify
the time within which the work will be completed
Payments viii be made follows: One half on a
successful trial trip, satisfactory 10 the Department
and the balance after years successful running
to be judged of by competent engineers to b. select.
by the Secretary of tie Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Aug. Il, 1853. aug lid
The above notice is extended and mod fed as fol.
lows
The proportions. accompanied 10y designs and
drawings, will he entertained until the 10th dsy Of
September preximo, for furnishing new engines and
machinery complete, and for repairing the present
boilers instead of building new ones.
Payments will be made as follows: One half on a
successful tra, trip, satisfactory to the Depa
and the balance after at least six nrnhs succesful
running, to be judged of by competent engineers. to
be selected by the Secretary OF the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, August %, 1853
aug 23-dtSl0
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War! WarM WARN!

Our Army on the Rio Grdnde RUSSO
and TurkeyM- Austria, Mericc, andthe
rest of malkindm
1 RESPECTFULLY hasten TO inform INV cu,:otn
ers and tie public generally that am ready o.
supply them with GROCERIES of every description
ncg, fresh. and good for Family use. I wculJ call
your attention To my BLACKBERRY WINE which
Is recommended As a wholesome and ayrecnhi- hsy
erage for the fall campaign. Persons troubled with
Diarrhca viii find this wine pa,atabl. and MIA m
bic remedy.
Please give a call. AZ the corner of 10Th street
and New York avenue, south eide.
aug l3-lm JOSEPH r. FENHU'E
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NEW DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

n r. w IJoVu SOODSs
~ The Subscribers have this day opened a large
and well selected stock Of Domestic DRY GOODS.
They consist as follows:
20 pieces 1914 and 1914 fine Linen Shectngs, very
cheap
% pieces lo-i and l2-4 Cotton do
III do do Pllluw-casc Linens
~ do do do cotton. round twist
10 do fine bleached and brown linen Table Dam
asks, all widths, qualities, and prices
Scotch, Russia Hue kaback Towellings
Snow drop and Damlsk Table Napkins
And. DoylieS'and Crash
Hamilton'S bleached and brown Canton F1anncls
> rounds hest Irish Linens, all pure linen
> cases best Shifting Cottons, at low prices
40 pieces New York Mills, improved
Do do fine brown ShirtngS and Sheetincs
- do fine Manchester Ginghams
80. do new styles fall CaIicoes
10 do fine White Cambrics, from II to 81 cts
% do do JaconetS do do
30 do fine striped and plain MusIins, II TO 25 cts
20 do fine white and red FanaclS
Bed Ticking, striped and plaid CoItons
40 flne plain and cmbl oidcred Grape Shawls which
will be sold very great bargains
- lace and embroidered Nantes. at half price
large stock of Silks, Lawns Bercgcs, and all
other kinds of Summer Goods. will be sold much be-
low their original cost. We earnestly soil; it a call
from all persons who may wish TO purchase As we
are determined TO sell at low prices, and unihug
aug 23-3t MAGRUDEE & CALVERT.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-23

THE EDINBURG.-We have the Edin-
burg Quarterly for July, leonard Scott
& Co.'S cheap reprint,) which has been
laid on our table by Taylor & Maury.-
We need hardly say that in no other way
can so muchstandard reading be obtained
in this country for so little money, as by
subscribing for the reprints of the lead
ing English periodicals coming from Scott
& Co.'S presses.