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ANECDoTE OF ISAAC MILNER.-At' Cam
bridge, as well as at other colleges, the
sizar students were, in consideration Of
certain pecuniary privileges, expected to
perform various Offices Of meniai ahar-
acter, such as rigging the chapel bell.
serving up the first dish to the college
fellows in the dining hall, etc. These
services have now for some years been
dispensed with at all the colleges. In the
youth of Isaac Miner, however, (aftsr-
wards Dean Of Queens College, Gam
hridgel nc had, as poor scholar telling
on to eniaence by painful self-denial. 70
perform the Office of a sizar. 1t is recor-
ded Of him, that in waiting at dinner up
on the heads of the college, the young
student let fall tureen full Of soup. -
the no small disappointment, doubtless.
Of he appetized guests. A smart rebuks
was administered to him for his careless
ness. when am in power / will abol-
sh this nuisance. gentlemen" was the ~
ply. A hearty laugh was the result, -
Il likely did it seem that the raw, I'M.
couth, blunderiDg Yorkshire lad should
ever rise 10 be vice chancellor Of his uni-
versity. Yet, in few years be did st.
tain that eminence, as well as tho honor
Of IncomparQb'les attached to his degree.
He had the satisfaction Of fulfilling his
boyiSh declaration, and relieved tho sizar
students from the uncalled-for burdea
which he in his own youth had borns.
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OFFICIAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August 26 1854.
Notice LIZ hereby given TO ths holdern Of rae fol.
io"ingdescribed stocks Of the United States that
this department. Is prepared to purchase, at any
time between the date hereof and the Goth day Of
November next rortions of thos. clocks, amounting
In the aggregate to $3.50, 900, In the manner snd
On the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
+ In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference wil be given In The
der of time In which said stocks may he offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who to receive the amount Their o.
must be Transmitted to this department upon the
receipt whereof, price will bs pal -, compounded
of the following particulars: L...
L. She par value, or amount specified In each Ger.
ifcate.
premiums the stock Of the loan authorized
By the act of July, lS46, red'emable Novemhsr II,
1856. Of 3 per cen :; the stock IF ths loan eu
hoFized by tn" act Of 1912 rsde- mable 3Tst Drcem
Ter 1862, Of ii per cent; on ths stock of the loan
authorized by the acts of 1s47 and s4s, and r.iee
able, thr former the 3lst Dece liber, 1867, and
the latter en- the cot June, 1s6S Of I6 Der cent
aud on the atock OF the loan authorize by the act
of 1850, aud relesmable he 3lst December, 1854
(commoni' called the Texan indemnty,) six per
cant -.
Interest the par Of each certificate from the
lst of July. 1854, to s tie ef seipt and set
nent at the Treasury, with the allowance (for toe
money to reach the owoer) Of one days interest Iu
addition.
Payruen: fDr ss'd stocks viii be made IN dra OF
tie Treasursr Of tie United StdeS The ASSISTANT
treasurer at Bofton, New York, or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct.
But certificate will be entitled to the benefit Of
this nose which shall not be actually received at
the TresAury on before The ssd 2eth day CT No.
YEmter next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
avg 2S- tG0S0y SecratSry of Treasury
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-. sgsEDY FOE Each DISEASE"

T me r,o,Iss; OF 1sly Of InJ psti1uts, / have
n .ouseuIei 20 put Up s Class OF my most sf5
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Hr the words OF lhr grea. italian physician Spa
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. j. s. hose, N. D., Phil.
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This mixture is one Of tbs most important nedi
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Dr. s. RosEs PAIN CURkR will cure st:n Neck,
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frsm Cot3, Ohoiic, Cholera MCrbus, &C. 1t cures
Spraius, Chilblains Cramps or Pains in the Ssom
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Dr. j. s. Rosk's EXTRACT CT BuCHU ,s one Of the
best re-Iiss ever used for diseases OF the Kidneys
Bls3lsr, 70. Price 50c-
De. g aoss's NssvoU. ATo IzFIaosArINa Coz
DIAL, f9T RsSrt Disease g VsrVsus Affections, FjEt
rtea.. Heart Burn, Rest!essasss, SumhnekF, Nsr
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Do cents . bottie.
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Ds S. Rc5z's SASsAPAsILLA COMPOUND, or :!
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TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL,

TCN DLR Of' The bORLD
'EIHE Great Wonder Of the Wo.ld hss a. length
j BEEN discovered. You cannot make one hal,
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nsth procured the truth CT the great secret after
Eluih udy, toll sui expense, how to MAKE tn.
hair cttrl ana wave Ia the cst graceful manner for
ife, The proprietor has travelled through varc u,
psrta OF Europa for upwards Of niue ysars in search
i the celebrated chemist and physiologdt VI
ia4ues, and has at length fouui him in Italy and
purchased OF him the receipt for tn, sum OF 5000
All persons havi0g the most unnouth and Goa, s.-
hosing hsir have II traosfjrmsi ilte the most
beautiful and curing appearance that could be de-
sired The composition Of which the article is con
posed will not cost more than so cents, and but one
application il needed TO the hair ii to wave
IN the most uniform and perfect manner for life
AMI thus improve the looks and appearance one
hundr-d Par csnt We now offer this wonderful
discovery to the world for the sum Of 81 90.
Direct all letters to BYRON II. k0bB, farming
ton. Trumbail CO., Ohio, snd the receipt will BE- i'm
mediatsly forwarded to the person.
All letters must be post paid to secure attention
sep Ism
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EVENING STAR.
THE FIRST MAN KILLED -

A young English sailor, on the verge
of the Black Sea, gives an account of a
skirmlsh In which he was engaged with
party of Russians, one of whom he
shot: .-..
I'VE dispersed. few hundred yards
distance from the beach. to keep tine
coast clear while the boats crews made
prizes of the guns. The enemy had the
advantage of the wood, and also of know
ing the country well. A troop of them
showed in advance, and we were ordered
to fire. took steady aim, and fred on
my man at about sixty yards. He fell
hike stone. At the same time broad
SIDE from the -- went in among the
trees, and the enemy disappeared, We
could scarce tell how. | felt as thougi
[ must 90 up to him, to see whether he
was dead or alive. He lay quite still,
and was more afraid OF him living SO
than when he stood facing me few min
utes before. 1t is strange feeling to
come over you all at once that you have
killed man. He had unbuttoned bis
jacket, and was pressing his hand over
| the front of his chest, where the wound
was. He breathed hard, and the blood
poured from the wound, and also from
his mouth, every breath he took. Hi
face was as white as death. and his ewes
looked SO big and bright as he turned and
stared at me; Shall never forget it. He
was fine young fellow, not more thar
tive and twenty. | went down on my
knees beside him, and my breast felt as
fuii as though my heart would burst. He
had real English face, and did not look
like an enemy. What / felt [ never can
tell; bet if my life would have saved
his, believe should have given it.
lald his head on my knee, and be grasped
hold of my hand, and tried to speak, but
his voice vas gone. I could not tell 4
word he said, and every time be tried to
speak the blood poured out so knew il
would be over. I am not ashamed Il
say that | was worse than be; for he
never shed tear, and | couldn't help IT,.
lis eyes were closing, when a gun was
fired from the -, to order us aboard.
and that aroused him. He pointed to
the beach, where the boat was Just push
| ing Oil with the guns which We had
! taken, and where our mariners werc
| waiting TO man the second boat, ano
| then he pointed to the wood, where the
enemy was concealed. Poor fellow! he
little thought how | had shot him down
| L was wondering how [ could leave hIuj
10 dig, and no ore near him. when h
had Something like CONFUSION ior n
moment, and then his face rolled over
and with sigh he was gone. | Iust the
Almighty has received his soul. | laid
his head gently down on the grass. and
left him. 1t seemed SO strange when
looked at him for the last time. some
how thought of everything I had heard
about the Turks and Russians. and the
rest OF them; but all tkat seemed 50 ia,
OF, and the dead Man SO ear :"
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- One OF the thousand bachelors who

~ One or the thousand bachelors who
lave visited Margate lately, expresses IN
uniavorable opinion of the free and easy
style of people at the seaside. Il was
sitting" be says, Ion the point of q break
water Of rough stones, when two ladies
came up with children in their arms.
One Of them ppceeded to undress . boy
OF about two years old or so, with the
intention Of dipping him. Not being
very successful, the lady came across the
stone to me, and actually asked me to
take her youngster and dip him. She
held him cut by the arm to me as 4 6sh-
monger would offer you salmon
hat could do2 took him as direo-
tad, soused him over head and ears, tho
child screaming all the while, and the
mother imploring me not to let him 10.
Most thankful was | to get r,d of Tho
little responsibility, particularly Is be
was not at all nice boy, and some of
the young ladies who had come down =
see the fun might take me for his father.
A polite request from the other lady to
bathe her little girl Of three, / respect
fully, but firmly declined to perfarm-"
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST REC CBIVED.

ID W. BRO W M i u, Merchant Tailor, Pa
avenue, unisr the United States Bo- O.
lei would respectfully inform, his customers
and the public generally that he has just re- M
ceiyed new Iail and Winter goods in grt at LIZ.
variety. sucu Llnths, Csssineres, and vestings
the latest u portstnn, aud is prepared TO have them
made Up at the shortest notice. in the most fashion
able manner, and et low rates IF prices.
Having msde arrangements to 60 into the Ready
reds Clothisg business extensively this season,
'ee:s coniden that he offer t. those wishing
purchase stock OF othing, not iafsror to any in
,hic city, aud not made up at the ortb, as is usu
ally the case with work sold here but cut in his
oS n establishment, and made by our own needy cit
in this dull at low rates of prices he is
ene blsd therefor TO compete with northern work in
point Of prices; and quality and style, he vii
leave for thos, who favor tim with call to Judge
He can sell whole suits, Coat Pants, aud Vest, a;
the following low rates:
Good suit for business purposes out of cloth or css
siners for the small sum of..................sl5 SIS
Dress and frock Coa 8, from SIC to So
Overcoats Of different sty styles.......... IL to 25
Slack and fancy sntaloons ...........S3 30 to 10
Silk and Velvet NeStS..-.,...-.....-..2 z 80 to 10
This stock of Clothing is OF a superior quality
and has bsen made up since he received the la and
winter fashions ...-
lie keeps constantly on hand a large assortment
of fancy arti'es-sIsh Gloves, Cravats, Collars
Umbrellas, &c.
Sole Agent for the sale Of scott's Report of Fash
ions in this city. sep 15-tf
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HooDs ADVICE OK HRALrH.-sTal

HooD's ADVICE OK HRALrH.-sTsks
precious care of your precious health; but
how, as the housewife says. to make it
G-cp. Why, then, don't smoke-day it. OF
pickle ii in everlasting acids, like the Ger
n!anS. Don't bury it in a potato pit, like
ne Irish. Don't preserve it in Spirits.
Ike the barbsrians, Don't salt it down.
Hke the Newfoundlanders. Don't pack
Ii in ice like Captain Back. Don't psIbou
ii Ike gooseberries. Don't pot. and don't
hang it. L rope is . bad Gordon sAni-
tdite." Above ALL don t desponeli it. Let
ROT anxiety lave "thee on the hip" Con-.
>'der your health as your greatest and best
friend. and think as well Of it, in spite Of
l'a foibies, a. you can. For instance.
ntYer dream. though you may have q
clever hack, " Of galloping consumption.
ar indulge in the Meltonian belief that
ia are going the pace. Never fancy
every time you cough you are going 10
pot. Hold up, as the shooter says, over
me roughesIground. Dependency. IN
: ice case, - the overweight, that you
usay kick the beam and the bucket both
at once. In short, as with cases, never
neet trouble half way, but let him bavs
tn- whole walk for his pains. have
e:en known him to give up his visit in
sight of the house. Besides, the best
ience against care is ha. ha.-wherefors
care to have one around you whenever
you can. Let your lungs Srow like
chanticleer," " and as like game cock -
possible. 1t expands the chest, enlarges
the heart, quickens the circulation, and,
like trumpet, makes the spirit dance. /"
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UNDERTEkER.

( WOULD respectfully return my thanks 70 tht
L citizens of washington and its vicinity for th.il
aa9 patronage, AM say ths; 2Ting to the treq
isis in the Undertaking br-il;n OF my business, J
oage b-en iniucsd 10 ,iiSoons1nus the msnufac,urt
;! surniture, Eni Lucn ny asts1tion fully to tbt
have spared 10 psio5 to have
sVery thing tnat resuiEite to my business, ami
III therefore fully pro2aEs to EJECT any orlsr ate,
Aiew noments notire, aud assurs t1csa ,s,o ia,
5iEe me caii that viii apare pains cary our
.h-ir ORDERS to their entire sat-sts ctcn.
JAMES HARVEY .
No. 4lG, 7th ST., w; Eesn q ana h
n. B.-Ce!!s sstsn2ed TO ct al noErH of ths aight
mar 2-lv
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Gas FIXTURES.

'FHE subscribers take pleasure In announcing to
/ the public that their stock of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising Of the best and latest patterns has
bse received, and that they prepared tc sell
st ths lowest rstes Persons in want II Gas Fixtures
vi! please call and examine -thsy will no doubt
and u b their interest.
Dwellings and public buildings fitted With g.s-tu.
hiag at the usual rates --' ....-. .
}. ". THOMPSON 3 RROTHER.
dec lb--H Pa. sv, bet. 10th and 1Itb, g. side
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A BEAR SToRY.-A ludicrous scene oc.
Cured short time since on one of our
most frequented wharves, of which, per.
haps, you may not have heard 1t seems
some hirsute hunter had captured a huge
grizzly bear up among the mountains
somewhere, and, intent upon realizing"
something out of him, had duly Gagged
him, brought him to the city, and placed
hnn on exhibition in room opening. we
will say, upon Pacific wharf Over the
door he posted in conspicuous. letters the
legend tas Peaix would have ,tl OF
:" Large Bear, the largest ever caught
admission 30 cents An .upsophisti.
Gated, raw boned, long-lesgcd, lank Pike
county man, fresh from the mines, lex
cesslvely verdant, and matter Of fact, and
independent with all, in shutting down
the street, read the sign and thought he q
like to look at the a. critter "a 50 he paid
the admission Fee and, after satisfying
his curiosity, went on his way. The
day after, one of our German fellew citi-
zens opened the very next room to that
where Bruin was ON exhibition and posted
over has door sign on which WINS prin led
In huge capitals Lager Bier" uar Pike
county friend sauntsrsd Iong-lsggedly
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4 GooD SFORY.--A gentleman in Q
neighboring city, in pursuit of gooss for
dinner, was attracted by the sight Of .
plump, extra sized one. ell ~ be7s1
{. Is thai young one z" said ha to, the
rosy checked lass in attendance. sr
Yes, sir, indeed it is"
How much do you want britz asked
the gentleman. -.
"A dollar. sir. y
That is too much, | think, say ssyeuty.
five cents, and here's your money!
Well, sir, as would like to gst you
as q steady customer, take it. )"
The goose was carried home and roast.
ed, but found to be so tough as to be run.
eatahe. n9o'r' 5-1I at .5f1--9l 1i~nS enf
The following day, the gendeuaan &C,
cested the fair poulterer- 20 cd .
Did you not tell me that goose was
young, which | bought of you s"ErH
Yes, sir, did, and it was" .-s,a,
No, it was not. ,..,..... -
Don't you call me a young woman Z
! am only nineteen s-s .r3aI 81
r =. Yes. do. -, 80, grrbiy;bgi s.ps
Well L have heard mother says many
4 time, That 1t was neafl y six week youn-
ger than me. ''I-s1 s-g-il.s.l sd -
.gg;u-a 49,. - - ---s.----ss.-.49 eli =
III oh, dear - exclaimed "a iurohin
"hs was chewing > green apple "4've
swallowed an odd fellow AN odd.
ieilew1e' zee" Yes. he is giving me ttR
grsp."5 sd, esaA aIsioao mont 'a'1'h
sogr1asuas sii sbsa
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

VoU will And ct the same OLD STAND, Penns II
Z vEaia avenue near 18th street opposite III,
irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES With or 1ittou,
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Miniature Frames o
the latest styles: Brackets, Tables, Room Moulding
Cernises he, dc; or by lesvins your order you can
"a Any ti4thg aShs IA Gty AXE 4 r... -
dee ON reasonable terms. Don't forget ths place i
i ish 2o-ly IL bzeg9Hs ~ JOHN WAGNER.
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4 UIdUh Of 1HE 0hEAE bDOk JUST He
~ tN3 PUBLISHED, SPEAKS of HAMPToN's
TINCIURE.
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM CONTRACTED
UNEER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
8ALTTdnKE, Md June 4, 1854
4r. soekbridge, Of the Fhintain Hotsl Liyht street.
Dssr Sir: Being on the point of leaving the city.
avail myself Of isw idla moments to thank you
KINDLY for the medicine you ssnt me, and rhich has
restored ne TO the use OF my limbs. I beg you to
send me four bottles more, TO carry my voyage.
GiGce had the fortune to use DIR. Hampton's Vege
table Tincture my confidence is STRONG that, 10
gratitude the proprietors of said medi inc, be-
you TO present. my respects to them, and induce
thsm to make it more publicly known as a sure
Rheumatic cure. Having called on ne ON the 10th
of April last, and seen me Frustrated my bed
uselsrs in all my Ii IBIS, yon sppreciste nea iy
we'll as myself the prompt relief received f,nal
Or. Hampton's Tncture, and I am positive had il
not bseD for your strong and forcible recommends
tioHs should still have been IN bed.
1t is really pity this spsc'fc should not be ap-
proved By medical mep. and h ali patent drugs
should suffer the imputaCion the puhic geners "
give to suco preparations / Dy elf, who was al
ways opposed to patented specific; took this medi-
cine with reluctance and without confidence in il,
and it was only through your disntelested, friendly
recommendations, and my crit al situation that in-
laced me to try this really beneficial Vegetabls
fincture.
You may inform Messrs. Mortimer h Mowbray
haI they at lib-rry tn u1ske Of my name In
'h- supssrt Of the good effects of DR.. Hamptop's
Vegetable TIncture, 1t has cured ia hvs weeks
of chronic E.fammGtpry rheumatism, contractei
under tropical climates AID OF years periodical
duration. i have ony used thres bottles and fnd
that the deformsd parts Of my hands are fast
| esurn:ns o their fermr 4tura. appearance
| have been under tne treatment Of several ply
sicians In London and Paris, without any apparent
benefit also, while in New York, having tried the
Thompsonian and Homeopathic remedies after bav.
ing been tormented with galEanic bs teries, OIL!
AMI aromatic baths, aud huad of internal and
extsrnsl me3icinss, ali to no effect am, 50 far
cured by this Hanpton's Vege able Tiucture only
Therefore, rny sir, accept &C The assurance u
my gratitude, and believe rls your veIl wisner
THOMAS CANcf
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Chaplain, United States Navy
HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
EGRE OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS
WASHINGTON, May II. 1853
MessEa Mortimer MoThTay: Gsntlemsn-Hav-
ing been sfiiotsd with Liver Complaint cf ten Fsars
1sandi7g, hGsehy, for tie neht of the afflicted,
tass Gress pleasure in announcing that aftr using
q i5E bottles of your Tincture, l found it had sc
comYilshed perfect cure l have Used different
medicines from tine ~ t;ne. bit have never been
able 70 account tCr sny apparent good, and u Is q
blessing TO stricken humanity ha that Enedi ms s
soGl1 EhioI pCs-esses the wonder, Us power O: pro
ugtnS human life The many cures it has wrnu,;st
IS sufficient guarantee OF the beneficial result,
which nay e experienced froEn its usf- Yours
respectfully, j. CURTAIN HAY
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,

Aa,ne aoenue, bet,oesn ~ and 9Th SIS
NANURACrURER of Steam Engines Boilers
lfl Water Tanks, shafting, Pullsys, Hangers and
Mill Work generally.
VIII furnish Saw Mills, ell kinds of Oastings
Wrouzht and CAST Iron Pipes, and everything In the
Iron line generally.
Two small ENGINES on hand and for sale For
Information address g. g. MOVES, wsstinCton Iron
Works, Washington. d e. ~ lSLf