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the 10th Instant otherwise they will he regarded as
refusing to rscive their proportion Of his assets
sep 15-3ts JNO L. SMITH, Trustee.
HAVING MADE up my mind to leave the
Ill CITY, I would inform the public that will sell
at private sale ali my Tools sppertsining to Black
smthing In general, together with assortment OF
Iron, &c.
Persons wishing such purchase will do well to
call SION and see for themselves 10th st.. Island,
Washington. r. L. B0GG ESS.
son jh-StE
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

k CAME 10 the farm of the late Timothy
H8ES 0Neal-, the lin- OF the Chesapeake and
3&nfaOhio Canal shout miles west OF George
towa, estray COW. about four years old, red and
white in colnr. with small horns
This COW has seen on the premises about two
months.
TIE owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges aud take Der away.
I'll B. eWHENgY,
sep 12-eost Executor Timothy 0'Neale.
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n The STARR Omce IL located ..
ID Street, second deer west from l9th.
near the junction Of l9ah Street ana
Fennsyivania Avenue, nearly sppe-
site 70 the &" Kirkwsod Hsuse.,, late
Irving Hstel,,, .-
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ELoTHING FOR GENTLEMEN.-NEW FALL
~ G0ODS-We have just received very select
assortment Of fire Cloths, Cassimeres and yesiings
of new styles which will make TO order Of short
NJ tice, in the at superior manner, much cheaper
than the usual city prices.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Next door to The Irtn Hall,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
son 12--2t
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CILK, ALPACA, and Cotton Unbrllas.
- aud Canes in every variety just received at
BIRGEg,
sen IS wiilsrd's Hotsl
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KENTUCKY


SOL From Louisville by Madison Ind, Carollton, Ky,
Hamilton, KY, Rising Sun, Ind, Aurora, Peters
burg KY, Lawrenceburg, Ind, and Eliiah's
Creek, KY, to Cincinnati, Ohio, I42 miles and
back daily, emitting Client, Patriot, Hamilton.
and Elijah Creek every other day.
Leave Louisville daily at ii m;
Arrive at Cincinnati next day by 4am;
Leave Cincinnati daily at pm;
Arrive at Louisville next day by a M
500 From Louisville by Williamson, Cloves Depot, La
Grange, Smithfeld, Eminence Midview, Pleasure
vlle Choppers Depot Christiansburg, Consoa-
ton, Frankfort, Midway, and Payne's Depot to
Lexington, "a miles and back, six times a week.
= Leave Louisville daily, except Sunday, at am;
= Arrive at Lexington by liz am;
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday, at4am;
Arrive at Louisville by 9 am.
Bids for daily trips are invited fes
1903 From Louisville, by Fern Creek, Hays Spring. Mt
Washington, High Grove, Bardstown, Poplar
Neck, New Haven, Oak Hill, Magnolia, Green
River Clear Point and Bear Wallow, to Glasgow.
l0o miles and baca, daily to Bardstowa, and every
other day the residue
le~~~ Iss..~iss~ a-ssy s-E4zaaae
arrive at Bardstown by lOa am;
Leave Bardstown every other day at ii m;
Arrive at Glasgow by 10 p m;
Leave Glasgow every other day at l0i am;
Arrive at Bardstown by 81 pm;
Leave Bardsown daily at 10 pm;
Arrive at louisville next day by 6 am.
1904 From LOUISVILLE by Lacona, Salna, West Point,
Red Hill, Elizabethtown, Nolan, Leesvile, Mum
louisville, Woodsonville, Woodland, Prewett's
Knob, Three Forks, and Dripping Springs, to
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Leave Somerset Saturdays at Ga m;
Arrive at Liberty by 6pm;
Leave Liberty Fridays at e am;
Arrive at Somerset by m.
1921 From Somerset, by Dabney and Woodstock, 10
Crab Orchard, % miles and back, once week
Leave Somerset Fridays at 8 m;
Arrive at Crab Orchard by Jpn;
Leave Crab Orchard Saturdays at Sam;
Arrive at Somerset by pm.
1892 From Somerset, by Smiths Ferry and Cragsfe
ry, to Rockhold's 40 miles and back, onces week
Leave Somerset Mondays at am;
Arrive at Rockhold's by SPIN;
Leave Rockhold's Tuesdays at Sam;
Arrive at Somerset by 8 pm.
1898 From Crab Orchard, by Lancaster, to Bryans'ur
81 miles and back, three times week to LancaS
ter, six times a week the residue. 10
Leave Crab Orchard Tuesdays thursdays, ano oar
urdays at am;
Arrive at Lancaster by m;
Leave Lancaster daily, except Sunday at6ami
Arrive at Bryansville by Sam;
Leave Bryantsvle daily, except Sunday, al 1 P NJ
Arrive at Lancaster by pm; g.
Leave Lancaster Mondays Wednesdays, and FRI
Arrive at Crab Orchard by 6 p M
1904 From Lancaster by Paint Lick and kIrksyle, 10
Richmond % miles and back, twice week
Leave Lancaster Tuesdays and Fridays at ga m
Arrive at Richmond by pm;
leave Richmond Wednesdays and Saturdays 9
am;
Arrive at Lancasterby p m. am
s295 From Stanford by Waynesburg, Adamss Mhe'
Somerset, Clio, Mill Springs, Steubenvlle, Monu
oelio Newberry, and Alpha, to Albany, "a miles
and back, three times a week TO Somerset anu
twice week the residue.
Leave Stanford Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at sam;
Arrive at Somerset by pm;
Leave Somerset Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saiur-
days at sam;
Arrive at Stanford by pm;
Leave Somerset Tuesdays and Thursdays at a I'd
Arrive at Albany by pm;
Leave Albany Wednesdays and Fridays at Sam;
Arrive at Somerset by p m -.
Proposals will be considered for tri-weekiy sef'"
to Monticello, and twice a week the residue
slo6 From Danve by Stanford, Walnut Flat Grab Dr.
chard, and MI. Vernon, 10 London Sc miles and
back, three times q week.
Leave Danvle Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
at5am;
Arrive at London by JPN;
Leave London Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
at Sam;
Arrive at Danvlle by p m.
1927 From Danvile by Mitchesburg and HaysviIle to
Lebanon, 25 miles and back, three times a week
Leave Danvile Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS
at CAM
Arrive at Lebanon by IL m.
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Leave Catlettsburg Monday at Sam;
Arrive at Piketon "Wednesday by lOam;
Leave Piketon Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Catlettsburg Friday by pm;
Leave Catesburg Thursday at Z m;
Arrive at Louisa by pm;
Leave Louisa Friday at Z m;
Arrive at Catlettsburg by pm
1868 From Louisa Court House, by Grape Vine, Johns
Creek, Tug, Big Creek, Forks of Sandy, and
Warfeld, to Louisville, 50 miles and back once a
week.
Leave Louisa Court House Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Louisville next day by ii a m;
Leave Louisville every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Louisa Court House next day by 6pm.
1864 From West Liberty, by Little Sandy and Blaine
to Louisa Court House, IS miles and back, once
week.
Leave West Liberty every Wednesday att a m;
Arrive at Louisa Court House next day by 10 M
Leave Louisa Court House every Thursday at M
arrive Arr! at West Liberty next day by pm.
Bids to end at Little Sandy are invited.
$3.50 From West Liberty, by Bloomington and Licking
Station, to Paintsville, SO miles and back, once a
Leave West Liberty Mondays at sam;
Arrive at Pantsvile by s pm;
Leave Paintsvile Tuesdays at Jam;
Arrive at West Liberty by 8 m.
1856 From Halle Green by Frozen Creek Jackson, and
Lost Creek, to Perry Court House, 81 miles and
back once week.
Leave Halle Green Wednesdays at Gam.
Arrive at Perry Court House days by p m;
Leave Perry Court House Fridays at 6 am;
Arrive at Halle Green next days by IN.
1867 From Halle Green, by Esels Steam Furnace, to
Irvine, SO miles and back, week.
Leave Halle Green Wednesdays at am;
Arrive at Irvine next days by III m;
Leave Irvine Thursdays at pm;
Arrive at Halle Green next days by pm.
1868 From Piketon, by Robnsons Creek, Democracy,
Whtesburg, Pounds, Virginia, Big Glades, and
Guest Station, to Osborne's Ford, 10 miles and
back, once week. s
Leave Piketon Saturdays at IL m;
Arrive at Osborne's Ford Tuesdays by 4Pm;
Leave osborne's Ford Wednesdays at q m
e269 From Pkeon, by Lonvlle to Logan Court House.
Va, SO miles and back, once a week.
Leave Piketon Mondays at am;
Arrive at Logan Court House next days by ii m
Leave Logan Court House Tuesdays at pm;
Arrive at Piketon next days by pm
s270 From Pketon, by Mouth of Card to Richlands Viz
gnia, 81 miles and back, once week
Leave Pikeon Mondays at lam;
Arrive at Richards next days by 5pm;
Leave Richards Wednesdays at a m; @
Arrive at Piketon next days by m. /
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Bowling Green, llS miles and back, every other

Bowling Green, 1l6 miles and back, every other
Leave Louisville every other day at ssm;
Arrive at Bowling Green next day by am;
Leave Bowling Green every other day at Tam;
Arrive at Louisville mex. day by s a m.
82OS From Louisville, by ST. Matthew's Middetown,
Long Run, Simpsonvile, Shelbyville, Clay Viii
ase, Hardinsvile, and Bridgeport, to Frankfort,
So miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Louisville Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
DAYS at m;
Arrive at Frankfort by lam;
Leave Frankfort Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fri
Arrive at Louisville by pm.
Bids for six trips week will be considered :.
s206 From Louisville by Jeersonown, Fshersvie, Will
sonsville, Taylorsvile, and Bloomfield, to Chaplin,
so miles and back, three times week.
Leave Louisville Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
days at am;
Leave Chaplin Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
at 6 am sa#
Arrive at Louisville by 6 p m. gsgT
8207 From Mount Washington to Shepherdsvle III miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Mount Washington Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at IL m;
Arrive at Shephersvlle by 2 p M
Leave Shepherdsvile Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 81 pm; gE
Arrive at Mount Washington by ST m.
62OS From Shelbyvle by Emnence and New Castle, to
Drennons "a miles and back, six times week.
Leave Shebyvlle every day, except Sunday at 5 p
Arrive at Eminence by SPIN;
Leave Eminence every day, except Sunday, at 10 a
~ m;
Arrive at Drennon's by pm;
Leave Drennon's every day, except Sunday, at p
m;
IS Arrive at Emnence by pm;
+ Leave Emnence every day, except Sunday, at 10 a
m;
Arrive at Shebyvlle by m.
Bids to carry only on part beyond Eminence in
vted.
saOs From shebyve by sou,hve and Jesses Store, to
Mount Eden, % miles and back, once week.
Leave shebyville Wednesdays at pm;
Arrive at Mount Eden by pm;
Leave Mount Eden Wednesdays at S a m;
Arrive at Shebyvlle by ii a m.
$40 From Hardinsvie, by Southvie and Harrisonvie
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Leave Brownsville every Tuesday and Thursday at
Sam;
Arrive a. Laredo every Friday and Monday by |
Leave Laredo every Tuesday and Thursday at 6
Arrive at Brownsville every Friday and Monday by
1887 From Alton, BY Mud Spring, to Birdvie, 30 miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Alton every Thursday at 5 m;
Arrive at Birdvlle day by pm;
Leave Brdvile every Friday at am;
Arrive at Alton same day by I'm.
1888 From Alton to Gainesville 10 miles and back once
aweek.
Leave Alton every Tuesday at sam;
Arrive at Gainesville by pm;
Leave Gainesville every Monday at a M
Arrive at Alton same day by m.
1888 From Bastrop by Cedar Creek Lockhart, and Pra
RE Lea to Seguin, 63 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Bastrop every Tuesday at IN;
Arrive at Segun next day by 6pm;
Leave Segun every Thursday at am
Arrive at Bastrop next day by pm.
1890 From Taos, by Waxahatchie Cedar Hill, and john
sons Station, to Birdvile, IS miles and back,
week.
Leave Taos every Wednesday at 7 am;
Arrive at Birdvile every Friday by 5pm
Leave Birlvile every Saturday att m;
Arrive at Taos every Monday by m.
1891 From Cameron to Bolton, IS miles and back once
week.
Leave Cameron every Friday at I'm;
Arrive at Bolton same day by SPIN;
Leave Bolton every Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at Cameron day by p m.
1892 From Mckinney to Alton, so miles and back, once
week.
Leave Mckinney every Monday at 6 m.
Arrive at Alton same day by 9 pm;
Leave Alton every Tuesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Mckinney same day by IN.
1898 From Mckinney to Sherman, IS miles and back,
a week.
Leave Mckinney every Monday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Sherman same day by 6pm;
Leave Sherman every Tuesday at I'm;
Arrive Mckinney day by m
1894 From Mckinney to Alton, As miles and oack
week.
Leave Mckinney every Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at Alton same day by s m;
Leave Alton every Tuesday at Jam;
Arrive a Mckinney same day by s M
1895 From Mount Pleasant, by Jordans Mills, to Pales
tine lis miles and back, week.
Leave Mount Pleasant every Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at Palestine every Wednesday by 6 p m;
Leave Palestine every Thursday at 6
Arrive Mount Pleasant every Saturday by pm
1896 From Springfield, by Cotton Gin, Fairfield Avant,
Troy, Bethel and Tennessee Colony, to Palestine,
so miles and back, a week.
Leave Springfield every Tuesday at 6 a M
Arrive at Palestine next day by 10 pm;
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from Transyivania northwards, for csneentra.
ton In the Bukowina.
FROM THE SCENE OF WAR.
The French steamer La Refine Hortense il Of
EIsinore. General Baraguay d'Hilliers and
sta6 have arrived at Copenhagen. An Eng.
i'm SQUADRON, consisting of several liners and
transports, is in Kioge bay. Sir Charles Ma
piers feet is off the Aland islands.
The Germanic Diet has accepted, without
conditions, the Austro- Prusstan reaty.x
The Russian army at Bucharest nag received
arrived. on the 18th, from ST. Petersburg, Il
drive the Turks ACROSS the Danube, cost Wha
Il mieht. The Turks are throwing up strene
entrenchments near Giurgevo. Princes Stiree,
and Ghika arc named hospodars OF Waliacni'
and MoldayiA.
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UROSCOPIA.

nRs. BROTHERS GRAY, the celebrated Ger.
H. man aud In@isu Physicians, have establi he'd
permanent medica; Once Ia IN. dey Of BALTIMORE
for tie accommodation OF their ratsnts In Mary
land. The Doctors can be consyis>a &C thsir ONCE
every Monday. Tuesday and Wedr esdag, from ..
m. Until 10 p m.
ofice. 40 Pacs street, between Lexington and ssr.
atega ste.
Also, at their principal Office, at Washington, ID.
c., on south street, on Thursday, Friday and fat
urday, oppoti the Smithsonian Institution, where
they have had large and successful practice for the
last four years. in the treatment Of all chr spic dis
cases. and those diseases producsd by the Ola Sch oil
Mineral Physicians, by the indisciiminaie rse Of
Mercury, Anenic, Anthony, &c. Happily, for suf
erers their practice is mantle tly Injurious that
1t lie now gradually on the wane, and must I'm few
yexrb sink into oblivion. God Ia his Infinite good
ness hes given TO suffer pg practice far eupe.
Nor. and shown thst there l. yet Balm In 6lead
We nster ourselves that kl Who favor us with o
call, We Will, without tsking tingle question, tell
them their Complaints and sySpsous, ard euaran-
tee an easy and speedy cure. A decided advantage
We have ever other medical men, Ii In the manner
We determine tie nature and location OF tie dseas
which il by the urine. We require ct least two
ounces Of the first In the morning
ONCE open daily for the sale OF their Family MsdI.
olhtG aLg 5-eolms
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

PesY OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
- - = August s, 1854.
DROP0SALs for conveying the mails of the Uni
i ted States fre n Lat Noyem bsr 1854 to the 30th
june, 1858, on the following routes in TyyNEssxl
Will be receive at the Coatrsrt Office If this depart
ment until o'clock .. N of Thursday, the 3lst
September nslf 70 re decided BY the following day:
No. 6503-From Knoxville. by Church Grove,
Woolbourne, Bull Run, Haynes, and Head
Of Barren, to Tszewell, 50 miles ard back,
three times Q week, in twohorse stages
Lesve Knoxville Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
Arrive at Tssswsll same days BY Jpn
Leave farewell Monday, wednesday and Friday
at6am
Arrive at Knoxville same dcys by7pm.
No, S5O4-From Knoxville, by Wilson's, Clinton.
Ross, and Jacksboro', to Tazswelf, IS mi Q /,
and back, three times wes8 in twohols Q.
stages.
Leave Knoxville Monday, Thursday and sstur
day ct 9 an :
Arrive at Tasexen next dass by loan
Leave farewell Tuesday, Friday and eundsy st
Arrive at Knoxville pext days BY epm.
For form Of proposal, guarantee, and certificate
and also notes and Instructions emh-s, inS rnns,,
tons to be incorporated in the coutrScts. 10 he
suited BY the accepted bidder to such extent ss tbs
department may deem expedisut and proper. saa =.
yernsepent inviting proposals for mail service "a,
the tsrm commencing 1st Guy, 1854, and ending on
the SOih June 1855, in the States Of Ten
nessee, &C, datsd 9th Janurry, 1854.
~ eh proposal should be sealed, marked ssproYo
sal for route No. -, Tennessee and sda as ses
second Anistsnt Pnstmastsr General. Wsshiasto,
g. - f'e-.t - LANES CAMPBEI.
US'-As1 Pssnastsr General.
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Tss srlrrcscPa-TLs besrtiftl fnttrurent-
.,s ~~nderfuI a besutful-has been ssis>d upon
b. ~. Ds-uerreotybis:s, simplfed, and put hefoTs
the public for general adoption. On viewing tn.
app,fcst of IL to Dsgcerreoype pictures &c Is hefd
10 restrain cne's vtrrnsst enthusiasm 20 ss'on'sa
throuea tie Gtereoscepe ie NO longer picture; II
has az the d ,sanents, ard pecsliArities and pre-
eroe OK ths lvi,.s subject, oaly less In sss Ins
completeness with which this Is done must oe -
70 &c be,syed. The suiy piece that we Know 0! "
| The city whsrs s.srecsccpic Dsguerreotypes can @
procured Is WHIfEarHsr's on fennsylvania asener.
The world is Indebted to Professor WHEAfsfoSr nor
only read of In the fabulous miracles Of FftsF
| Bacon.
The b-sutfoi pAeessr~otypes described se9ss,
are daily sold at EauRsfs GAILxsY, Penns yiT-'
| ME svenae Gear AZ street e..ts
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rHE ELzCrioss To-DAY.-To-dsy, State cleo
tons will be held in Missouri, Arkausas, and
Iowa. Tomorrow, the telegraph will enable
u to give q portion of the returns from Mis-
souri,. The returns from the remaining tive
States, may not reach us for several days.
The result Of these elections il looked fol
with considerable interest by politicians
Members Of Congress are to be chosen in tbe
three Ststes. In Missouri, q Legislature is te
DO elected, upon whom viii dsvolve the cleo
ton of U. s. Senator, In place of the Hon
David r. Atchison, president Of The Senate
whose term expires on the 4th of March next.
A Legislature is also to be elected in Arkan-
sss, who will have to choose Senator for the
seat which Mr. Johnston now fills by the sp-
pointment Of the Governor. In Iowa likewise
. u. 8. Senator Ia to be chosen to ill the new
term Which commences next March by the
expiration Of the term of the Hon. Augustus
O. Dodge. A Governor Is to be elected In Iowa.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the Evening Star
living In the Northeastern section Of the city,
heretofore served by . youth named Thomas
Wheeler, are requested to pay him no more
money on account of subscription to this pa
per, he being no longer connected with it in
any manner. Thomas Mathews, who will here
after superintend the serving of the psper, Is
the only person authorised to collect subscrip-
tons on the route here referred to. 'F.-.
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~ AGUE AND rEvER Of three years etandi n
CURED.-Mr' John Lengdon, now living at Reavs 81
Dam Hanover county, Va, uesr Richmond, had
Ague ard Fever for three years. most Of the time he
had chijis tH Ice day, snd rarely less than once
ne was psrcbeI with fevers soon as the chill left
nin; ard afe: teyiBg physicians, quinjne, most OF
the TONES tsed, and everything rscomms nj,
to him, was about to give up in despair, when Car
bottles, but before he had used more thsn SINCE
one, he was perfectly cured, and has not had chill
or fever since.
Mr.. Lcngdon Is on'y one out Of thousands who
and bic cd purifier
sss4es advertisement. -.-.r- 'fas
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@A CARD.-since the proprietor recent Labors
tory enlarg ments he is able to fulfill his sumercut
riders for LYONS KArHARoN without delay. This
peerless an immensely popular article for invigor
sting and bsautifrinS the Hair, is sold by every
druggist throughout Moth and South Ameri a
Europe and the islsnds of the ocean No article Of
any kind ever obtained so extensive . sal in al
parts Of the world.
Let those now use
Who never used before;
... And these who always used
Now use the more.
The pIice Is still rs cents, In large bolt Is.
DIS. BARNES. Proprietor. lsl Brosdvsy NY
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s.GLENWOOD CEMETERY

THIS beautiful burial place Of the dead haslrg
l. just been deGi -ated with appropriate CEREMONIES
for the purpose nov open for the reception Ct the
remains OF dece%sed pertors go.
me mAUsOLEuM has capacity for Q husdred
co1fees IN which euch friends CT the dea1 a. may
fr the graves.
The plan Of the incorpors.ors Is one Of equality In
regard TO the Tote, ich VIII not be put up public
for sale, but cea Be TAX. Irlv:sly ~ persons may
desire them.
Applications TO he made at the Cemetery 0eics, 81
the satrsnce Of tine grounis. ore mile and g half
roth Of the Capitol. WM. q. HUMPHREYS.
.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVING ascertained that an ssarEaoriaod per-
IL son has tesn visiting the property holders
and housekeepers On Missouri Avenue end y st :,
land probably other portions Of TIE city, for the
purpose Of establishing the sun6ers for the houses
on said sreets and SELLING plates therefor this /, TO
give notice that Nessrs Ten Il, OK Palmer are the
contractors with this Corporation for e-tAblish ng
the mum bers for the dwelling HOUSE, shopa stores
and all rlsces Of busDcss fronting on the s.r-ete
the city Of Washington" snd pacing plates CT
numbers thereon, and that no number will te r.
oguirsd for any house sxcep. those established by
them in pursuan or law. deem this notice peoes
sary to protect the property holder from in position
and unnecessary expense
JOHN T. TOWERS, Mayer.
aug 6jet nutell
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DARING ROBBERY-$IOO REWARD

DAhlNG hOBBERl-$l00 REWARD.
rI'AIs morning, about 2 O'Clock, the residence Of
j. he undersigned vas burg;arious entered and
the wing articles stolen then from, y,z: gold
detached lsver Wat h, with engraved 'andscaps
back, spd male and female figures; ached To the
watch was geld vest chain eaoh link of ch r.
rssents a yre; Plain gold hoop brac lets, with one
OF which was connected gold Medallion, nlaid it'll
hair; two gold Bresstpins Qsd, 81 repres- ling
three iesved clover, tie other (genile nsu' harp.
set with white and red stones two chiIdren's gold
loops; two sets silver teaspoons, one set marked
Men," the other "M Y Men" and Ia money,
Ss7 So being four t~euty, ten, one I've and enc
two end q alt collar gold pieces, beside ope gold
dollar, and some fmal silver change contained in
small round porte monneie.
The undersigned will give the before mentioned
reward o: 500 fer the recovery OF the above, and
the detection and oonvition Of the thief or thieves
$50 for the restoration Of the proper the arrest
snd conviction OF The robter or robbers; CT a pro.
foruonste amount for any ether Of the Al tic.es
stolen r. HcNERHANY.
aug st Sth street, rear Patent Ofhce.
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THAT'S rHH WAY 70 TALK.-Ths Common
Council at St Louis have passed resolution
that no member shall occupy more than three
minutes at time in making speech.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-07

~ A few days since a gentleman adver.
tised, in this paper, the loss of O gold locket
and chain with pencil attached, with the mi
ials 7. N. W. On one side, and E. ID. ". on
the other. The advertiser can hear Of the
whereabouts Of the lost property by applying
at this office. ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-07

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