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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01
CLEVELAND
w DOL w ar e n O III S g.

VA Ii ucS lCuNe W td1I Ntiul uuGUllbH
w to The Cleveland Wool Depot Al Bank st where
prepared receive grade, and sci wool IA
volabe terms. We fiatter ourselves that we have
tahli. he'd this business in such section, ami such
basis will insure and give entire satisf con
to snurs and we would most respectfully solicit
your paro age, and shan en1eavor to merit cuntnu.
ance Of the salne. Cleveland must, think, he re-
garded the most favorable point in the est fer con-
ducting erprise of this kind, being situated
is, i'll the vicinity of large wno'growng district, and
having great aci les Cf communication, which render
il easily accessible to buyer and seller We believe that
it gen orally conceded by thse best acquainted with
the woo Of Ohio, that none desirable for the
consumer and certainly system be elter calcu.
lated to introduce those woods the favorable notice
the manufacturer than grading them here md having
them pass directly into his hands The manufacturer
will then become better acquainted with the condition
aDd stvle OF WOOL and thus be better enabled
preciate its superior quality,
This system will obviae, in great measure, the
cessity OF manufacturers employing agents to canvass
the country which Willie sal ing Of more than ugh
to pay all commissions and expenses incurred here the
balance of which might accrue to ihe grower aud the
wool cost the manufacturer no mere than by the usa!
method of obtaining his supply. He here select the
particular grade style he DESIRES without
and trouble of buyinl and selling such he does not
wish TO work, as is the in purchasing mixed lots
PROBABLY 10 per cent Of The woods of this vicinity
will ass aS Delaine Wools AMI " i'll uaily command
higher price than any .ther woods of the quality
the benefit of which should accrne to the grower. We
makng arrangements to keep duplicate samples of
the wool consigned to us, in the principal
kets, thus giving consgnors the advantage Of the
ket East and West.
We have m extensive acquaintance with manufictu-
rers, and have ecentl, visited conversed with na
of the larger all Of whom fully in The
opinion that the plan have adopted is the best msdi-
m for the wool to pass from the pr 'ducer to the
sumer They invariably EXPRESS n desire 10 have the
grower amply compensated, and think that by the est b
fishing of DepotS, and dispensing with the services uf
SPECTATORS uniform prices will result and both
the wool grower an manufacturer be benefit ed. We
propose to gade the neeces only No. /, q and s.
No, 5 being cUarsest Delaine Wool NAV be taken
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01
Mercantile College.
Ga CLEVELAND.
E.G. FOLSOM, PRINCIPAL.
InCorp Grated May 9, 1851.

FACULTY.
Folsom, r, Principal, Teacher of Practical and
Ornamental Penmanship.
E Guodnough, Superin tendent, Prof of the Theory
and Practice OF Bonk keenng. and Lecturer on Mer
camille Customs, General Laws of Trade, Accounts.
Gray and iolster, Assistants in Book keeping Depart
: ment.
Geo Wiley Thos Hay. and Palmer of the Ceve
land Bar, Lecturers on McrCant lie Law
Rev. II Nevin and j c Vaughan, Esq, Lecturer on
Political Economy.
R Huniston Lecturer the History OF Commerce
and the Art of Computation.
TERMS:
For the Mercan lie Course time unlimited, $40 90
The same course for Ladies', 25 OO
Twenty lessons in practical Penmanship, simply 500
For full course in FIouri shing, &C.
The Principal Of this institutions guided by the wants
and experiences of the mercantile community has re
Gently secured of the ablest IN the state a.
Instructors and Lecturers IN the various departments
the College.
The Professor of the Science of Accounts. has haf
an experience of eight or ten years in Commercial AT
fairs alternating his tie, partly Tencher, in the Mer
cints Colleges of Cincinnati Pittsburgh and CLEVELAND
partly actual book Keeper in he best bIsne
house in the country These qualifications so de
srable, yet seldom teund in mercantile scboo
will enable this college npait thorough know
edge of the real minntla IF Practical and Theoretca
Book Keeping than can be had probably in any sim la
institution III the United States
For further particulars see Circulars just issued
the regular catalogues send for tn EN- by mail.
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Cleveland AdvertI.ement
CRo0KERY AND GLASS WARE.

At WHOLESALE
No. 43 Bank street. ClepeLGnd, Ohio.
WE would respectfully call the attention Of
wv the merchants Of RichlAnd, Huron and
Crawford Counties, to our large stock Of
CROCkERY g. GLASS WARE,
which we offer exclusively at wholesale. Any
orders we may be favored with will receive
prompt attention. Merchants and Dealers will
please give US a call when they come to Cleye-
land-we viii nuke It to their advantage.
J .F0GG & CO., Importers Of Queensware.
aprlSf
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01

Eclipse pudding and Nebraska sauce
were lately introduced into some of the
eastern city hotels.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01
HUMOROUS.


. A PAhPABLE PARODY.
Ii. the lat golden dollar,
Len shining alone;
An its brilliAnt e0mpatioss
Are squAndered aad gone.
No esin q it.niatAge r
Reaects back lie hue
20 They westin mint juleps,
And this win 20 tel
III not keep thee, thou lone one,
Too long in suspensci
Thy brethren were melted,
And melt thou to peaesl
'f A ask for no quarter,
I'll spend, aud not spare,
Til my old tattered pocket
Lie centless and bare,
90 soon may foil
When friendships decays
And fir m begg'ry s last dollar,
The dimes drop awayl
wheu the Maine law has passed,
And the groggeries sink:
What use would be dollars,
With nothing to drink!
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01


A Very SLIGHT DEMONSTRATION
one of our gay young brokers was
recently fu, nished with new wrinkle, is
told by his friends on the street, as thus !:
Fellow came, riding a fair enough look
ing horse, to the front Of the office, at
which Joseph does the needful trimming
for his fellow cilizens, and helloed
Say, understand you want 10 buy q
hoss here, at this shop :!
Banker leaned against the side of the
door, half opened his eyes, shut 'em again,
gazed sleepily al the bipedal and then al
the qaadrupedal animal; and a. last
'How much =
"A hundred and fifty dollars was the
reply.
.Can't give i, my friend. You're a
good fellow, don't doubt, but can't give
that price. Some judge of horse fssh'
myself!
sWell, say what you wiH give,' exclaim-
ed the horse merchant, Il want TO SELL
Tell what = drawled Joe, very sleepi'
ly, tell wha,--Pll give you t'centy fiut
dollars for that horse
He's wulh more said the jockey, toss
ing his leg over the saddle and sliding
down to the ground, but nerer aCds The
man to let hundred and twenty JfDc dol
lars split me in boss trade lies yourn
The Banker took the horse and has him
yet, having utterly fniIed in dozen oI
Instances to g've him ascay. His last trl-
al was 10 beslow him ON Prof. Snow, We.
,erinarian' to be used as a living illus,ra
tion of all the diseases 10 which the horse
is subject in this climate. But the trof'
steadily objects, on the ground hat sever
al of the be ast's ailments may possibly be
con,a gious. Mont. Aa.) Mail.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01

PRIVATE DISEASES DIR
Brown, No. 4l Diamond Alley.
devoteS his whole attention to
an office practice His business
is 1oosIly confined to Private
>VenereA' Diseases, and such
painful affections, brought on
Wy imprudence, youthful indul-
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01
sandusky Advertisements
Hardware nj WIN eIesaie a Retail.
M. ". MOSS.

Coraer ef Wsfsr-st.. AID CoisaIus-ss. Ssndssiy.
1,HE subscriber has just received his spring
Il and summer supply Of goods, and invites
the attention Of country merchants, Railroad
companies and contractors on public works. to
to his extensive stoekpf American nnS
Foreign Hardware, pledging himself a'
all times 10 furnish everything as low as any
establishment west Of Buffalo. His stock con.
sists in part as follows:
Nails, Spikes, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Axes
Chains, Crow-bars, Shovels, Saws, Joiners
Tools, COOpers' Tools, Spike Mauls, Chisels
Hand Axes, Augers, Hammers, Files, Braces
and Bits, Door Trimmings, Mattocks, picl
Axes, Drills, Cutlery, Butts, Screws, Wrenches
&C., all Of which will be sold low for cash ol
approved credit. Aprill-f
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01
RHYME AND REASON.

Hold your Cattle, Rubber Goods, satcheIs,
- And stop their speed, Y H'dkercheis suspendeTs,
usre's goods enough, And an all fired lot
For all iu need. aalv OF the real Butendors.
Coats OF all kinds, The live Yankee 80
Such endless piles, Can't be outdone
Gan SUIT you all r...a BY all the Jews
IN price and styles. That ever come.
Vast. -, r....- -, 80, ,a# 81.
Vests ona Trousers, The boys are here
such tarnal sight, And attheir post, ...,
And will Ct you all. The very critters - =
Both loose and tight To serve host.
Collars and stocks, So come along
Shirts and Cravats, YOU'LL find US willing,
Everything but To sell the goods
Boots and Hats. And make shilling
Wrappers and Drawers To find ths store, g..
To suit the tines The place we uote,
Gloves and Socks, Come to the sign ,l.t
To get odd Dimes. OF the Big Red Coat,
Mansfield, May 6, 1854-ytf
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Sandusky Advertisements


To Country Dealers and Pedlers
n. w. SLOANE /,
yoBBKR, And oESKRAL DEkLER N
ALL KIN OF STAPLE AND FANCY
ry Goo q .,
Carpet Yankee Motions, &c..
CoLUMBUS-Av., SANDUSKY, o.
HAS such arrangements that he Is receiving
II Goods every week, and keeps constantly
on hand Bro tn and Bleached Muslins,
flannels, Linseys, Tickings, Denins,
Merino stripes, blue and brown Drills,
Bleached and colored Corset Drills,
White Goods, Hosiery, Glover, Combs,
Buttons, Brushes, Hooks and Eyes,
Pins, Needles. Sewing Silks, Twist,
Suspeuders, Cotton & Linen Thread,
Tapes, Linen H'dk'fs, Ginguam do
Turkey red do, whalrbones, cable cord,
Cotton and wool wrappers, drawers, &c
together with q fnll assortment of Pedler's
Goods, by the bale, case or dozen, which will be
sold at Buffalo prices. Country dealers are So
icited to call. June l0-n34f
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01
MASONIC LODGE
j, w. BEEKMAN

]. W. BEEKMAN,
Attorney mt Law & Solicitor in Chancer
WILL attend to all business entrusted to him,
in the counties Of Richland, Huron, Erie, Ash
land, Seneca and Crawford.
OFFICE-Over the Book Store of A. {. Du
boIs & Sons. Plymouth. Oct. IS.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01
AT WHOLESALE.
Stroa0 and Silh Millinery Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Umbrellas,
Parasols,
Satchels,

~ w u oIIGTN U WI
Nos. 95 and 81 Superior-st Cleveland,
Have now a complete stock of spring and
summer goods to which they invite the attention
of the trade. aprlS-3m
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01

TUST RECEIVED-300 Kegs \ ails, and $50
j kegs wrought spikes, for sale at Cleveland
and Pittsburgh prices.
april WV. MOSS, sandusky.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01

CARPENTER TOOLS of Sheffield Manu-
~ facture; the best in market, and for sale
cheap. W. V. MOSS, Sandu,ky.
DLA CKSNITH TOOLS, Anvils, Vices and
ID Bellows, fine assortment for sale cheap.
apIlltf Wv MOSS Sandusky.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01

COLL CHAINS.-An sizes from SIG t @
~ inch for sale cheap. W. V. MOSS.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01

MTHEELBARR0WS-30O Railroad Wheel
w barrows on hand, and for sale. Rail-
road Contractors are invited to call.
aprll-f w. v MOSS.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01

AZ Superior-sL, under the weddel House,
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
ME have just opened very extensive
w stock % Goods, selected with great care espee
sily for this market fm the prnepsl oibinE House,
q the Atlantic eties and pre- AIRED 10 Ell even ~
,ele embra ed IN The departments. on terms III
mllst sstisiaeiury. Our lnree Assortment of
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01

GA WS.-lIand Saws; Cross Cut Saws; Pit
- Saws; Mill Saws; luley Saws; Circular
avs, from to 40 inches for sale cheap.
aprll-f W. V. MO S, Sandusky.
M OSS, Sandusky, has 80 dozen axes of va
ISl rious patterns, for sale cheap aprll-f
* D0Z. Ames' Shovsls. and % doz. Row
~ lands for sale at very low prices.
aprll-tf W. V. MOSS.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01

T EATHER BELTLNG.-2,000 feet Betting
IL on hand, from 2 to II inches wide, for sale
at manufacturers prices. w. V. MOSS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-26
PAR X HOTEL.

e. Thia delightful Suburban Hotel, itus.e! on
II Ith street ~esf. ~ miles f ON Pennsy lvsui,
s'enn. has been ken by the ID, pronrl.
-toTs OF Union Eai,who res. fully inform the cit
ems OF hington. the ub,c Il neraly and their
i,ieuds tast hey tnterd liking i, the most a. rec
able of houses in the linz OF hos ness
Boarders viii be taken, and gentlemen and fami
lies pass w hours any day, IN recreA,i n Al
sm"semenf. with he knowledge that they will be
free from interruption, tbs ai il est order will b.
ebforc
swings. arto-s. eummer houre, st ,pds, &c, will
- ptovid d On bsau ifuI grove, and every flor;
will be afforded r amusement.
Th. Billiard Saloon is furnished With Sharo's e'e.
CANT improved t.oles, which not surpassed hy
nv In tire country and the Bowling ana shooting
ons Ire 10 conl letc cId T.
Tee House and Grounds will be o,en for the re-
cptt IN OF the public on the 1st Of August AMI Ia
connection with other sec0mm oda 4 rs of H.. III til
Arrangements have been Made with MIR. Wander
~erfe", of the Union Lire. to run cnaches evrry
thirty minut every day and evening. from c. ruer
# 9Th sreat and Pa. avenue, passing Union Hail, &c
tn. Park Hotel.
Will stu cortir ne Union Hall, G street, next dos,
% the Bank Of Washington.
WILSON & HAYWARD,
" Zz-W Proprjs tors.
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TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA. AN
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS

TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA. AND
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
DERSONS travelling, and al others, shout have
l. bottle Of Dr. j. i ROSES PAIN CURER, and
his CARMfNATIVE DALSAM by them in case Of
su den sickuess.
TO EVENT CHoEERA-rake teaspcoufu,I
OF Pain Curer In wine glass of water every morn.
ing; whenever you have pain, ip terpaliy Or OF ter
nsly. use the Pain Uurer. III bottles laL g, and
so cents.
Dr.. ROSES cARMINATIvE BALsAM, 70. Cho,
era MorbUs. Revsl Complnintr, AMI Dysentery -
This mixture Is Of the most important meaiciaes
and should bs K pt In all iamilies. As q 500 hing
PREPARATION, 1t has no equal in Gases OF I'M N Is
With bowel plants, cholera m rbus r,st!rssses
ry,ng, or geceral pain, it has been proved per ec
ba m. AS specific for bowel plaiats Of sdu,ts
has never fsilrd During the choleIa Of 1881 1884
sndlSs9 it failed in DO !nstarce when ux ID before
t'ath had positively struck the p,tien:. J have
had returns from more than one Ihoussrd p.rons
who used 1t during those memorable peIir - T..
Tying to its wonderful curative powers 60 ren.sa
tottle s,-EoH. M. d. phils
DR. J. ROSE has been q regular Prac i.ior or "
Medicine for thirty ye'rs in fhade phia, Is Grad
uate from tie University Of Peansyivania. in 1920
and an honorary member Of the Ihilatelphla Medi
cal Society.
All or his valuable Medicines Ia remedy for each
dtsease) to be had of B. d. Gilman. Charles stc,t
TO-. W. II g Imam, John W. arm, PATTERSON atd
Nsiru, b. Clark, H. IT, Mcpherson, W. T. Evans.
Atdwell Lawrence, J. d. Moore, Wsshirglo j
u. hidxell, GeorgetoH n; and of dealers In Alez
an1ris. and throughout Virginia.
~ ll-aOJw
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MT. VERNON HOTEL,
CAPE MAY.

F5fHIS spariou Hotel, hsvi & . front OF Sce feet
i ami Eicg Of goo feet, with $50 rooms, and &C.
oomnoiations r zoo guests. Is nov complete, ano
olen foS tie reception OF visitors for the eBsuin
sees,n 1t Is Delightfully."- locS ed eo1vanieLt to the
beach snd all attractive places q res,rt, and fur.
uishsd win new and 81. CANT furniture, mat Ing ne
II he most hry, coInmodous spacious coSptortsb.
and desirable places OF resort In tie United ststes
The lining Room OF this Hotel u 70 arranged cha,
psrties Ui il mose Pc sons can bsys fhs-r n.as
81 at separate tables and different hours, with
Out additional charge So
FINE RESTAURANT AL olNFRCTIONARY
ROOMS ara connects with the Hotel, shsre all the
iuyuries aud .islirsc'es can re obt-in d
BECE'S PHiLADELFHIA CORNET BAND
has bseu engaged for the season and finally no
PINS CT expenee Las bean pared % provide evsry
-cefAfsrt convenience, and luxury that czn b. de
sired. 3 = WOOINAS. Prop-f.trr-
iv S-dw
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WE ARE tECEtvlna per soboonsrs
w Hamilton aid Wahhinpton, fr,sn New York

NTE ARE HECE1yIna per soboonsrs
w Hamilton AID Washington, from New Yoik,
tie flowing goods, viz:
LEO half chests fresh Green aud Blk T.as
Ito bags Java Maracaibo and Rio Coffee
% boxes Fresh Ground do
70 de Adamsnuns Candies
10 do CASTLE Soap
20 do Hull 4 seats Fancy de-
500 pounds Sal Soda
80 boxes Pear, Starch
IS dozen Yeast lWdet
l50 do Brpons
60 DO tainted and Cedar Buckets
80 do Ccris ana Lines
2iO gross Matches
so do Blacking
10 bbls. Eastern Herripgs
10 bags Grain Piper
30 boxes Bunch kais.ns
% cases Salad VI,
5000 choice Havana Cigars
ALSO, IN STORE,
100 hhjS P. II. sud N. g sugar1 ., -
IS bbls Crushed, Powdered and Clarified de
20 DO and tierces N. @, Moi4sses
40 do SmtlI Nsckersi
1000 Shorldar /, con
LOGO hoice F miy Hams
so boxes ma ufactared Tobacco
oCO 000 German Cigars
And grneral assortment of Wines and LIQUORS
For sale low by MURRAY 4 SEMMES.
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HOMES FOR ALI.

1HHE UNION LAND ASSOCIATION having sold
L and l"- ated by ballot tho $50 building Lots adj
vertisee d, ring the hat I've months, now p e
srrd to sell tho Remaining $50 los ',rita the priu
Is3c Of selection I"
These Lots are situated directly eppo tie the Navy
Yard, and commsnd fine view Of the City of " ash
'ugtcn and Pstom, &c River, and contains an abunt
sut supply Of excellent water. Sire of LOS "a ct
front by $50 da.p. al fronting On wide str It f.,
the Try low price Of SIS. payable In smtn install
Derts OF g month this price inclr dss the or. d
ng of the street paving the gut er. planting trees
&c. assistance Will also be g yrn to persons desir
inr 20 build
Can aIy cns, under such favorable circumstances
hesitate to p'o,ure for his family homo.
omcc, 7.h street, above open from Sl1 a. m,
Until . m, ard on Monday Until .. m
jy 2l-2ws fs. JOAN Fox 4. rretasv
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YELLING OFE ALL

- ELLING OFF Alt s-cEs tEss--
- FANUY DREAS GOODS AZ COST
We com mence seslias Off the remaioder of our
eascy Brocade, plaid, n 1 striped Silks
S.inted se'eees. 1is-ues, ard Chaify de Isins
Printed Be-ege and Cashmere Sha Ia aud scsrfs
20 SILK hsutiiss aud Fren h Rmbroid.rsse
And many other Fancy q obs, eli OF which will
oe sold at cost or cash. to our prum,t credit Gus
toners. .-. d. S..
just received for Travelling Dreesss-- ---,e ~.
- pieces rs sorted DE Beige, very cheap Ia =,
Al persons IN want Of any of the above articles
ousht to examine sock, as We havv Cd
NOT 10 carry any over for the next ,eastsl. There
tore great bargain, MAJ be had by giving Us an early
call. Max VEIL SXAR- COIl.kY
Ith street, three doors above Penn. avenue.
iv 13-e0ov ri
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The Vermont Bond Ho,ders.

Bosros, July 25.-Ths Vermont Central
Second Mortgage Bond Holders held meeting
10 day. The Committee previously appointed
reported that the bes: course to pursue WAS to
cooperate with the stockholders in the election
of directors at the coming annual meeting. who
sill sdopt measures to take the control Of the
rosd from the trustees of the FIRST morfg ,ee
bonds. The snount Of the second mortgage
bonds Ia 81 500 600. No interest has been paid
on them since October last
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS:
OUT OF THE BEATEN TRACK.

nj y" = n I" H'Ah1S or n n IN Dl CO In
IN 1celands" by PiIsY MILES, author Of
" L tiers Of .am munipaw ~ his work will give a
r-cord of personal adventures. in tour of sbort
1000 mile. through the Interior Of Icelana, In The
Summer of 1852; describe the extraordinary scene
~ OF the Country, visit to the Geysers, accent to
the summit Of Mt Hetla; ard full. accoun. OF tbs
Discovery of America by the Nor,i,uen in the year
500, with the Geography, productions, manners and
customs OF the people. seardna'isn mythology, &c
&C. TIE po.ts Of Iceland having. By u law of Den
mark. Just beer opened to tho trade Of the world
for the first time within $50 Year,, this work now
Will possess PECULIAR interest. A l.rge and beau
t!ful na? Of Iceland, s1ecutei by naive Ice,sndsr
and brought from there by Mr. Mile. n work equa,
in arti tic nish to cry pub, shed in tl,s coun
try or In Eurcra, can be seeu at Tay'or 4 Maa-y'a
The volume will be ducdacimc of 80: pages, sr d
will be printed and hound In the best msn-er An
Agent hss been emsloycd by the publisher to CAD.
va We hi1gton and Georgeow fr Subscribers
ruhnc,p::on i:at VII also Re left TT Taylor ard
Maury's or orsers for the work received ~ aoy
toosaeisr viii be published early In July. sry
rereonF rrtt;ng dollar to the publisher at New
York, shnll have copy forwarded 20 BIS address by
mali, post paid Tbs usual dts cunt to tn. trade
OIders solicited CuAE. d MORTON,
Publisher II Chs1rhsrs e, New York
il D-tf
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NOTICE.

.. f-. NOTICE.
WE would inform our patrons and the pubic IN
w general that, having made the neoessary sr-
fragments, We are bow prepared TO do all kinds o,
sILvERPLATING; also REPEATING.
FIRE GLIDING and GALVANlZfNG,
restoring. snealing, and polishing silver OF plated
Coffee sets, Pithefs Castors, Be. hets, Spoons and
forks in the best manntr, at short notice, and ut
moderate prices. - s-'s.
81 j. &C. WARRINER 4 SEMKEN,
', ~. Dealers In Jswelry and silverwarr,
= ~ 1S-ttug - 80 fH5fs -Hf Penba avepus.
s)E HHDs. PLAsI ERHRS, HA IR for sale on very
: - = - JONA SHAPRR Z 6ON,
3 e, Louisiana avenue, near cezEes l0th strsst
~ l-4tvs ~ ass7 ~ Lls .c s.e..-. 81 SEQ
IoNASCalCKERINGSF untral March, ineludius
u . very orr ct photographic ikenses Of him, com
posed and dsds ,sts his friends and rea tses, By
". r. bsbsook, aust rsceiyed q the MusiS Dspo'
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-26
BOARDING.

IlOARpiSGs-AIs DuVALL, eenns. avenue.
ID nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has ane ROOMS
and offers ever, desirao,s comfort and aoccmmodsr
don for fssn;lirs or lingis gentlsnen-psrmanent
- Transient. No mole sgrcesbs barring houss
viii he found IN washin rton isjs-Jy