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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-05

Cash to Loan in Sums to Suit
DY LLOYD 4 Co, Claim, Pension, and Bounty
land Agents. 18th street, opposite the Treas ury.
Washington. %. G.
Cash advanced on Claims, &c, 80
Claims befor. Congress tie United States that
have been abandoned ~ ctler saents as toI,ttLss
have been successfully prosecuted ~ US. Letters
addressed as above, ioSt paid, will Ice promptly at
ended to. dec q
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-05
GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOYS AND CONFECTIONERY.

Il WISH to inform iny friends and the public gene
Il rally that have large stock of Herman and
French Toys and fancy Boxes. Also. general as
sortment of Confectionery and fruits, Raisins Al
monds. Filberts Prunes, English walnuts Figs, Pc
can Nuts. and Pea Nuts, J uT - 1Ehfr rUs
Gum Chocolate, Strawberry, Rosebud Pine APP.
PIE, Orange. Apple, Raspberry, Bottle Jenny Lind,
VefniIla, Pear, and N. ctar Drops, Pearce Balls.
Also, constantly on hand all kinds of Candy and
Cakes, at wholesale aud retail. 4 a'El1 'IE
Parties served at the shortest notice by
= -j-7-iiz -+A-- URfAH HEETER,
4 High St. near Bridge St, Georgetown.
dec IL
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CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAYS.

fFNIIOSE wishing presents for the holidays will d.
J. well to ell st BIRGF'S. and examin. his stor
where will be found as good assortment of Robes
Canes. Gloves, handkerchief. ard Pprfumery, of
ten offered at such times the ciszens Of this city
dec 22-f
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-05

EN G l. L II Juvenile Books for
IL Christmas-A Laughter Book for Little
Folks: Picture Pleasure Book; Funny Leaves for the
Younger Branches; The Favorite Picture Book
Grimm is House hold Stories Parley's Pr sents for
1854; and a large assortment of other Juvenile
Rocks in attractive bindings with Illu, trstions,
For sale Mt
TAYLOR 4 MAUHY's
dec 22-tf bookstore. near 9th street.
IIANpSOliE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS -Some-
i thing S.tLtaafiGL-Ca,l at II. LINDSLEY'S.
Peuiisylvaria avenue between 9th and 10th streets
next door TO Gait Il Brothers., and purchase a fine
ut Of knives of very superior quality, together With
asct OF fine Albata Plated Forks and Spoons. Such
pre- scnts are appropriate and lasting.
dec2i-2sw2w $500
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l LDEN's CREAM CoEEEE.

~ frrparrd from pure Java Coffee, from Which
cup OF Clarified Coee, s~er,sned and creamei can
lie nh'te In one saAs NY dissolving 10 In hot water
Tor s.le Icy SHEkELL 4 BAILEY
Successors to j b. kibb-y x Co.
dec -J--t No 3. OPP. Centre Market
Int Cuion < Srhtinsll .t--
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JOHN HITZ,
GENERAL MINING AGENT,
Address Box 1913. WASHINGTON. d. c.

N CARROLL MASON,
Attorney and
-- WASHINGTON, d. e. >. fH
WILL attend to all business connected with his
w profession, and also to the prosecution OF
claims against the General Government.
Ofice in the east wing Of the City Hail.
dec 9-1m ---r .----...~ lt..s .-.7..... 4.-fs
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PHEN1x PLaNING saw MILL,

CASH. BLIND, DOOR AND MOULDING MANU-
- FACT0RY.-The subscriber having just com:
plesed the above establishment, and furnished it
Throughout: with machinery of the very best and
most improved style. il now prepared to manufac-
ture in the ueateat and best manner, and upon the
most reasonable terms. all descriptions Of Sash,
Blinds Doors and Mouldings, and to dress Flooring
Misunderstanding, sc. ALI the apove articles always
on hand, for sale. JOSEPH L. SEMMES,
nov 1a-d3m 80 Georgetown, D. G.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-05

j. HALL NJ GOfi Il. Dentist, (fcr
FSEslE5.S tie last five Years assistant in the
NlllIp office of Messrs. parmeie 4 Malstcr
offers bis professional services to the cit
liens OF Washington and vicinity.
Office west side Of tn rear street Ofscc hours
from n N. to p. IN. nov dit
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-05

DLANk BOOKS Of every size AMI binding, to
- gether with large stock of Mercantile Sta
iionery at low prices. - ~ = - =. -
For sale at 800 a. TAYLOR A MAURY
dec SS-Hly3 .as .5gTi Bookstore, near OF ct.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-05

At AkNY'S CONFECTIONERY grH
MINCED MEAT, ready for use, in jars of to 6
toners. -.- g.. 20. -f4g.r g..
splendid ard extensive assortment of French
CONNECTIONS and Candies t-A
An assortment of Fancy Goods, Persumery, &C.,
suitable for the coming Holidays. M -a "a
Cakes of all kinds and ali sizes, Tcecreams, Jeles,
Charlotes, &c made to order at short tice Din
ners, Balls, Soirees, &c furnished promptly at
ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY,
dac Prid ctr at1,rr
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TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

THE subscriber, int -nding TO change his bust
ness, offers for sale, at Baltimore prices, al
on accommodating terms, his entire stock Of Luru
Der, equal in quality and quantity TO any IN Ibis
District Hsving purchased almost exclusively for
cash. and Hshing to clio out by the LIST Of jan .ry
l can and will sel as low as the same qcality can
be bought in thi market for cash aud give the pur.
chasers tim fer not.s satistac orIy secured, with
interest. have now hand
100000 feet Albany White Pine
200 600 do susquehapRa do
100, 600 do dressed and undressed Carolina and
Eastern Shore FlOoring
100000 feet White and Yellow Pine Siding
900, 900 Laths
100000 Shingles
$4,000 Pockets. Chestnut and Cedar Posts
large rs ointment Of Eastern Shore, North Caro-.
lina spruce asd Hemlock Jo;st Scantling and
Timber
1ho,ec .eet Heml1ck Rails. for fencing
Tnge.hsr with Il large stock Of Ash, Poplar, Cher.
ry, and u alput
Also, full cargo of sessored Pensacola FLOORING
JUS received, equal in Every respect to any eg n
Drought to This Eiarket, which MAJ BE- ssen at ger
4 McLa1e's Mill
The WHAT AID warehouse known as " B sgden's
wharf, viii be .oc rent on the Let of January neyt
1t has been pui In a'mpiete order has alter front
OF up Yards OF hive hun red feet, and twenty feet
depth OF water at low tide. 1t is beyond question
the mot desirable wharf proper in tbs Distr;ct
All persons Indebted 10 me are redues ed to s.ttle
thsir accounts al once, either by cash or notes Al
short dates. TtikOCORE MOsHER
nov iV-lm~ Blagden's Wharf
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LERKAU Of VAR g AND DECKS,
knnnca hnH u lSSI 4

LURKAU Of VAR AND DECKS,
November II, 1854.
~ EPAlA1B PROPOSALS. sailed, aud endorsed
- "t roposa,s for name the Glass will be received
ut this bureau uutil IL O'clock, noon. en- tn. 18th
day of december next for furnishing thu materials
named below Tor the Navy Yard, New York:
Class No. l.--Stone. --------
800 feet granite water table, per pattern, at the
navy yard, per lineal foot
1000 "a uare feet foundation stone, feet inches
by IL inches, not lets than feet wide, per
sQnsre foot.
40 cubic yafus building stone, per cubic yard,
Clsss No. Iron Pipe, dc.
7eoteet casti on pipe, 6inches diameter, n inch
thick, lef foot
1850 c.sI.i.on pipe, inches diameter, x inch
300 feet cast iron pipe, inches diameter, u inch
thick, In lengths Of feet each, with spigot ana
fauc.t Joints p foot
800 feet, more or less, wrOught.irOn railing. per
plan in Civil Engineers Once, navy.yard New
york, PSF iinsai foot
The above mat, r ais to be delivered At the ward
Aforesaid, free Of expense to the United STATE.
and 70 tn. satisfaction Of he commsndant thersof
One fyurth part to be delivered within sixty Ida,s
twofourths in inety three for rths in ops hundrs1
and twenty days, and the whole within six mis-
T.. date Of COS tf The bids to be accom- ni.d
With the guarantee required BY Law. "N,
The lowest bidder only i'll DO notified of thu a.
esptancs of his bid through he post ONCE and con
tracts will be forwarded 10 the nav AGENT Al No.
YORK for execution within fifteen days from da,e OF
sail II. I ces. JUS sMTTR
nov lS-lAWAV
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief TN Five Minutes.

O&<1s SO1f1 OCX'O 0CA n OH CT
FINHE increasing demand for this meet please nj,
i SAFE and effcs-ious remedy for all pulmonary
dist ases, has enabled the proprietor reduce the
price so as to place il within the reach of al cAssee
lts Superiority over most similar Preparations is at
tested by many eminent by sic;sns Who have Teen
eye witnesses Of Its efficacy when the usual rene
dies have failed; also by thou.snd cf orr most
fpecsoie citizens no kave used it in their families
both as preventive and with pever failing suc-
CESS the last twenty years, during which period
WITH very little aid from advertising, &c, it has
gradually spresd reputs. ion over the whcls Union.
In cases OF recent C5ds Coughs, Boarserea, DC, 10
q es immediate relief, ard gen rally cures in q day
or Two, without Interfering with diet or buness,
rendering the system more susceptible OF Coles, in
chcoric cases, asthma, Whoop no Cough. Group,
Bro'act,tis, Affections Of the Lungs, ana Consump-
"a n 1t is always very ne6cisl and SELDOM fails,
Wien commenced in time 60 perfect 9 cure.
Price - ard so cents a bottle.
Sold wholesa q by Patterson Marin, Stott Co,
ki1ge'y Go. Alexandria by Peel 4 Stevens. In
Georgetown by Mr.. Cissel.
~ TYLE6'SGCk ARABIC C6NDY DROPS
q similar composition to the above, but 10 pilder
and mere portable form. they act bke q charm on
. trcubleso ONE Cough, and clear the throat and
voice; they contain no injurious drug are particp-
larry reconmendsd for children. freQuepters Of pub
lie ASSEM- olf-S public speakers, singers, &o
Pr,e ~ and IS ents Der box. .--'.
For sale AZ most Drug and candy storea-
cot lift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24
FL GTOUs ITEMS

The London Times has opened its
columns for al onslaught upon the litur-
g'cal servIceS Of the church of England.
The endless variety of hymn books shares
IN the otjurgaiionS Of the writer's. The
church o! England has TO uniform psal-
mody every clergyman chooses for him
Self and his people. This system is re-
garteG as genuine nuisance.
- Constantinople has been occupied as
admission station lOr y years. There are
now y missionaries, . female missiona-
Ties, 4 native preachers, and 6 assistants,
Ii stated preaching places 2 Summaries,
free school and = Evangelical churches.
with up" ards of 100 members, and two
q the pastors are Te.fiyes There are
three TO four hundred Protestants in the
Guy.
The missionary society of the En-
eliSh established church has an annual
income Of f120, 900; its mission agents
how include above 200 Europeans, exclu-
slve II their wives, spread over its sta
tlunS, north, south, east and west, all
over he heather world; its native born
ea-echlstS amount TO 1000: its commu-
nlc4nts number near l6 1000, its wor-
snlpers 100000, and its scholars near
50,UU0.
The old missionary society of the
SandwiCh Islands has been disbanded
and 5 pace supplied by what is called
the Hawaiian Evangelical Association.
DITi7g the last year the number of addi-
tiOnS 10 all the churches has been l7O1 :
the number o. church members deceased
- 2+U6: Exclusions and excommuni-
cauoHs ZIG; uresent number of church
members y GIG. The whole amount of
contributions was S25 ,053, of which S.
81 we're paid for the support of pastors,
Sll $50 for church erection, &c., and
S4.94G for foreign missions, &c.
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OHNn sUrxnryr-rps,;- or p,,rr1n PsN,1ra.

otSAsA cUf&6LNI-epssE OF PUBIC Fg1NrIn9,
Wssh,nGton, September 30, 1854.
y pursuance Of tbs "Act 10 prov do for executing
4 the public printing" &C., approved August 2S
$50 sesled proposals. viii be recei I'd st this ofee
the Cnpitoi, until the hrst MoEd.y 18th day. of
Hecemoer next Mt II O'Clock M. for furnishfng he
1a2er that nay he required for the public printing
or TIE yssr comnsncinS on the list day of Decep,
3sr, 1854, and ending on TIRE LIST day of December,
Tie suh;ained list epecife,, as nearly as cen De
q oertairsd, thu quantity, end tee quality and de-
seriPdon, oI each kind IF paper that will be re-
-uir~a Cr.asI
i6'og0 reaasIlro Printing rapsF, uscaleni ered, to
r,o2Ture - by 3S inches and to weigh forty
f-e pounds to ths reaaa of $50 CHESTS.
CLaFs 2.
1860 1osros ans printing paper, calsndered, 10
insecure "a by IS inches, and to weigh fifty
siz pounds to the raa,n Of $50 sheeta.
Clsss3.
SOC rsaTns suporGne ha-i-sised ard calendered
printing paper, to measure "a by 80 inches
s2d to ye'Eo forty-e:sht pounds to the rean,
The fhre of the paper IF eech Of rhe above cIasses
70 be OF linen anG colt n, free from all aGulseratop
with mineral Or oth.c substances, of a fair white
He-r, and put IN IN quiros Of twenty four sheets
each, and in bun as of two resus each each rear1
to contain $50 perfect sheets Uniformity in color
thickness and wright will be required; and no h,.,.
lie vary, z over under FIVE per cent. from the
standard weight will DC received, and the gross
weight will in all cases be required Mixing Of w.
rious thinSnesa as In tie bundle to make I'D To
WEIGHT vii &c considered a violation OF the OF.
tract.
>aaples indicating the cualiy. &c, of thu raptr
required in tie foregoing three classes can be oh
t,lr I'd at the ofe OF the Superintendent. or will be
furnish by mail to persons irteoding to hid.
Contracts wal; be entered into T eupp,yine tie
quanutie; required in the first second, and third
asSe, at srch t'Inss as the public service nay To-
qnire; but he privilege is reserved of ordering
9Tedt@r quantity either class. should a greater
Quantity be required, ct sach times and in such
Quantities as may BIZ deemed necessary.
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CLASS 4.

Al OF the papsra den snated in class to be mad.
of the cest materials, and finished in the beft man.
may be required, aud t. he of - rsplar STANDARD
sizes Of their respective king He II is reserved
OF ordering greater or less ssDtity Of each and
every kind contracted far, at spch inss and in
,uch quantities the public s1rvi G ~ req,liy,
zach c'ass viii be considered ssps1a6ks, and b.
subject to separate sontIeot; bat 06es NAV OF.
FIR for more Of the classes in ~ propo.
si: and The privilege 10 reserved IF Qxrino bid.
der DO may have more sssn enc ea assigned
him TO take all such classes or forfeit his right to
Any clasg
ga PES mot lars thsn s.ir.> of sach kird Of
paper bid fer cad Jsg. ssMSis t :esk kesd must
accompany e,.ch BID and in class 4, bs numbered
u corr spoDd Wi,h Tire nuAbsr OF TIA paper prt-
posed 1or in that schedule, .ad in tbs Est three
cassFs, 20 lie properly dssignat tie sample o.
IL vii not D. considered And all proposals and
samples be transIttsa to this office free of
po'tage or other expense.
Ea@h proposal must be signed BY tss insividual
or hrm ta1Eiug 1t, a-d r. st specify the price per
p5und and the consequent prizes par rsam, land but
prize se esch.4 every KIM of paper contained
the class proposed foi.
Al the paper in the several sisss.s must be Iir.
ereI 1t sUca place places be dsslgsaeeA IN
Washing Ion iy IN good order, tree OF oil and every
re- charge ur expense, ard subject to the in-peo-
son count. weight, and measurement of the Super.
iassnd ut, and be !. az respects satisfactory.
Blank forms for proposals wi b. tura shed at
| this ofire TO persons applying for them; and none
Will De take; into con,ldeTat on unless 81 bstan a
IL agreeing Herewith.
Bonds, it'll approved securitiss. win b. required
and The supplying OF inferior erticlo in any of
Ia CLASSIC failure to supply tae quantity re.
CURED any tirle, VI II De considered ola Iion Of
tle contract
Each BIDDER is required to furnish wi h bis pro
poss,s satisfactory evidence OF his abii u execute
/, aud ay proposal uRaccompanied With such evi.
denoe Kill be reieoted.
The proposals will b. opened in the man or re-
CURED by law ION the FIRST Tuesday after the first
Monday in December next Is BY at 10 o'clock a.m
81 he cfnce of ne Supsri tendent
Proposals win be addressed to the "Superin.
tsn LEM OF TIE Public Printing! Capitol of the United
states. Washing. on" aud endorse proposals TOT
supplying Paper"
A. @. SEAMAN,
Superintendent of the Public Printing.
q .e~i
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PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
WINE.

AHANCsSCTuED PROM TRNNCB GRAPH
wi JAMAICA GINGER, SEVILLE 0RAk61,
Ac--This delicious beverage becsues he GDcasest
.svorite wherever II lie introduced. 1t IL elusRy
palstsble more vholseeras, aAt set hs2 the pfise q
ttbsr ioreign wines. Many yAysisisns NE e.
.iu.ively, sad recsE mend it - all troubled With
Flstulency, dyspepsia, Rssili1. cramps, AaHh@a
snd BysenIery. Persons subject to Chiils or living
"a Sistrics where Asue prevails, fnd ts ssos,iols
Use p esssst and acrcirshle preventive. Mixed
with little cold water 1t forms the mcst refreehing
and wholesome cooling irink IN warm westk0 tfnf
:an be taken.
Price 90 cts per bottle, s. per dosen.
J. RALMEh cornsr OF baltimore and High stxeets,
and Brown Bh0TRkRs, Liberty 81. bsiapsorA
sroTT CO., Wellington.
PEbL STEVENS, atrxgndrie.
JESSE LANDS, Fcsis rick.
II. BUZZ, Portsmouth, w.
ROBERTSON a co, PETE 5sbu>g, We.
WV CISS III. GEORGETOWN. ~ 1c-H
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VARIETIES.

5 o .ss sp 'sss'' ol p. s.i RocERifs3
ranted to stand the coldess ~
weather and burn free Price, ono dolla-.
l csss pure Vegetable OH, burns free and devoid
Of smell.
cssk pure Sperm OIL. very limpid, and suitable
for French Lamps end Tapers
Ii boxes Sperm Candles. -
20 boxes hdamsnt do
10 boxes Cream Cheese.
30 chests superior Slack Tea, at Zoe. per 10. tn.
reI utation of this particular kind o. Tea is we'll
supsrfiuous.
Is chests Young Hyson, Gunpowier and Impe-
rial Teas.
rs packets choice ED Government Java Coffee OF
its OIL as and very superior quality there not the
slightest doubt.
20 boxes Scaled Herrings.
Pickles, Preserves, Jsliies Cranbsr les &C., &C.,
az M P. KING,
Corner Vermont avenue and Fife enth street
nov 3-tf
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
~ + ID q

On and after Tuesday, NoU. I, 1854,
n HE Cars leave Alexandrl- daily for Gordope
1 vile and inte-n- dste tations at 4 o'clocs,
q. m. on the arrival OF the boat from Washington.
giving smpl, time for breakfast board u o.
ting at Msnassas Junction with trsis for Stras-
burg. at WaIrenlcn ia ction with a train for War
rsnton, and at Gordonsvlie with the traius IN the
Virginia central Railroad f5r Richmond, Charlottes
willie, and Steunton
The cars leave GordcnsyiI'e daily for Alexsndr;s
and intermediate staticrs, at before II, n, Cd
the arrival of the trains o. the vi ginia Central rail
road from Richmond Charlottesville, and StauntDn
THROUGH TICKETS
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+. q. DAVIDGE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

SOUTH SIDE BRIDGE STREET, NEAR HIGH
GEORGETOWN, D. c.
HAs received and is now Offering At low prices q
IL general and we'll Sc l-cted assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER G. ODDS.
Bought pri7 cipaiiy at the Phiadelphia and New
York Auc6ons- enabling hin to offer extra induce
ments TO cash or prompt short time customers.
In his assortmsn. i'll be found a rich assert.
ment of Plaid Silks
Plain and striped blk do
Mer nos Plsits. De Lsinas
Cloak Cloths, Velvets
And Dress Goods generally.
Also, good assortment of Boys and Gentlemen's
wear
Best Psris Kid Gloves
Blankets, Fiannels
shawls, Sheetiugs shirtings
Table Linen, Napkins, &C. 30.
i CALI is solicited J. II. sMOOT
DOT T-l.a
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

eT-A On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
&s5azsSssF Fare round trip 81; from Alex
andria IS cents -Ih. THOMAS COLLIER leaves
Washington q. and Alexandria at 90 O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for tie boat at 8h oelk
Ccech fire o cents.
Peraons wishing the Coaches viii lesve their resi-
dence with Geo. Thos. Parker.
Refreshments on the boa,
oct 2s-dsf sAN'L GEDNnY, Capt.
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TOILET SOAPS.

'HE subscribers retu their taanks 10 their d
L merous friends and CO., rners IN the District
a9d elsewhere tor the ,stronsge hitherto ext ndea
70 Ia. m aud Deg leave u inform them that in addi
ton to their usual stock they ara nov manuEctnr.
log ard wall have constantly on hand all kinds Of
iolet ana Faacy Soaps, to which they invite III. ir
Htfenuon. We warrant our soaps equal t. any
nAasi ana Will SELL on as reasonable terms as the
saiis article can be purchased in sny Of TIE North
ern cities r q DoNNOa1;UE = s,tN
Georgetown Oct 25-3ms
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For Lynchburg, connectiog with the stages a.
Oh .rlottessile, on Mondays, Wednesday, and FRI
days
For Luray and New MARKET connecting with tha
ages at Culpeper, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urdaY
F1r Wincherter daily, connecting with the stsges
at Pied mont
For aiddleburg dolly, connecting with the stages
st the Plains.
Per order: w.B. CROCKETT, Agent.
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q. s. MILITARY Ard NAVAL ARGUS.

s'hk undersigned having become The Soutb-rn
J. Correspondent Of the sbsve payer. edited by
moJor crawley, and being DESTROYS furnish correct
aad authentic in ormation in rsterer all mat
tsfs .pp@rtainng 10 the Miirsry, socits the aid Of
o'EcerS COM osp NJ tbs several Com panies in this
and adjoining cities, in advising him Of any Of their
proceedings for pu bIic stion. D.
G. W. MBARSON.
P.s-A branch ofice has been established ia
this ICY, whe.e subscriptions, Advertisements, and
o'mm unicatians will be received.
vfhce, "a, Pa avenue, bet. lith and l5th sts
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EVENING STAR
MORN,
n Imitation of wight" by Montgomery.
MORN,
WRITTEN By MRS. GRAY.


WRITTEN BIZ MRS. GRAY.
Morn Is the time u wake,
The tVril IL tn uncIOse;
Spring from III" arms of sleep, ard break
The iett.rS Of repose.
Walk nj tie trwy drawn abroad,
And holds sweet fellowship with God.
Morn Is The time tn pray.
How lovely ard how meet,
10 sGnd our earliest thoughts away
Jp 80 tie mrTCv- seat
Amh1SS1inrs for us, To- claim
a blessing III our Masters name.
Morn is the time 10 sing;
How cha m.ng Ills To hear
The mlneIimg voices of nature ring
la b delighted ear.
Ara with tnat swelling anthem raise
4he sJri'S fre>h md-iI-sOng of praise
Morn * the time To SOW
The >"rd~ uf heavenly truth.
" I'll. aalGIy hreeZC> softly blow
l 1Nu iiir >11l Cf youth:
AnJ look u thee. nor look is vain,
ri;- G,i, for sunshine and for rain.
Nor Is ihr time 10 love;
A. 'entrjl~ in the vine,
The ,ouns afirctio IL fondIy rove
tui Eek them 10 twin
Ar0uni 'nvStlf, IN thin embrace,
Ltr'., iCi them find their resting place,
Mon is the time to inc;
l. II IA the skies arc Gear and blue,
Ref II the vs. II. LIGHT divine,
4 morning dew drops do;
Ii early >ia's he rF Nv bright.
Md melt away like Them, in light,
Morn : the tim 20 wepp
DER morning hours mispent;
Ais. how Oft ilnm peaceful sIoep
bu t'iy ma -iv bent.
We ilii the STRAIT and narrow road
And wal. ED icOm cur guardian God,
Morn l. ihe time 10 think.
u hlle thoughts are fresh and free.
Of lie iu>t balanced on the brink
nt vast eterruyt
To rs ouG SOul- 4 they are meet
To stand DciO t the Judgment seat.
Morn l. time 10 die;
Just II tic ..u of day,
- hen stIJS are fading in The sky,
TO IN " : .SC them away;
But lost III light more brilliant far
/ ia ever merged the morning star,
Morn * tie time tn rise
The resurrection morn!
UpPring'Hs from The glorious skies
On new iouEd PinIcos horne
70 meet nv Savr.1.,s smiI. divine
D' sO>h ~ tic rising mine.