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SECOND DESPATCH.

Flour-W Western Canal. 81 to -
shillngs, Baltimore brands 81 to b. White
wheat 10 shiIlings and Cd Red, 9 shillings and
I'd.
Corn, ~ to 30 shillings.
Virginia skies bonds 92d to Oh Half fves 30
To %.
Sebnstopol is invested by the Allies south and
east. The bombardment hus commenced. Men
schkoh is keeping the field north of the city n
waiting reinforoemens. Menschkon sunk six
vessels when near the entrance of the harbor.
Prussia has agreed to act with Austria.
Private dispatches say the Allies have nude
two breaches in the Walls. The Allied fleets
comparatively useless. The Marine forces nre
joining the land.
NEW York, Oct 25.-'Ihe cholera has broken
out again, superinduced by eating oysters. The
death of three prominent citizens is announced in
the afternoon papers.
Flour-Sonthcrn has advanced % to 81 cts
BALTIMORE, oct. 25.-lIoward street, $3.50;
CITY Mills, 1925. Wheat is advancing. Corn is
firm.
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W NV - GU nay - "'!''et'p'f, 1871
~ ar 'EE,' "' ''"'a'a !" 'i't&&r-<1
'Nr "' 'tc oaf'Ppel Noup'E Coutt' shall, -
may '', ir' oto''f' o'i proceed 10 sen at P"oit
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~ "' = 'r'"'' p''P''N 'neie'h oo"NcE'"' ah'h
"'''a II Tue ,o'o"ne
nT,'S >"'' 'afle's
. TwaGy
Piano Forte
doz Srrng Sent Chairs
Mahogany Sdeboard
Mahogany Carl Tables
set DINING inal1s
n na""s"1 Ty " ''d'''e
. N,bnr,n, NIn,hl ro, p,,oo.,
Candle Smnd4
> Doubling Spring Seat Lounge.
% Hair Mat res.es
so Sh"ck Mattresses
d'z' rarl"r sinlng-S'"t Chairs
= a .'""" , nrhS ''ah .........
p, m' i' ~ ,e mos, per OF sets OF inc
m,ret There viii h. ya., Of o,ber 8,
at ill.,, SANE time and nlaceyaluorct 70 hon.e.
keepers, but too numerous to 50 scify in thi. notice
:: :: :; ;' g. 81
.r, .s 20 '''S Ms MA ihhNf' ust'e.
"'P COPY po.,.,o...
To ab,,, s,, ',i rz, ,e N,o,
ber On ,.lih la, ~ ~ I,Ii,i,, ,ha Fi,',.
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REMOVAL.

y2Thc subscriber, having removed to his new Store,
~ doors nhnvr s old stand mud three doors south
IL Main and Nafaet Streets Is prepared to offer in
dntemonts To psr+h putrhn-1 u kinds oi ID. ugs,
Medicines, putis Oils, Dyes, Window Glass, Putty,
Peri ,mery fancy Articles &c. &.
This Store i. ln2 feet deep which will enable him to
keep much nrget stock than usual. Partcun, atten
ton will be paid all orders Pre-rript filed
NIL hour. and from .xpcc1cc al more rhnn 30 years.
he nattrr. himself that he III he able furnish only
surh medicines pure ,ud gciuirc. All tho
Pharmaceutical Preparations made they appear in
tn, Medical Journals.
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story will used Music Saloon, wherc
be Inns aud will keep supply of those truly eel
ebrntrd Worlds Fair (London) Premium Pianos All
kind. OF Music aud Musical Instruments furnished
order. rrvne entrance to tbs Saloon il the alley
Nlsitera III plon-e ing the Ioor bel.
K. LYMAN, Bank Square.
sep lodt c2tavGn
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Roanoke College,
IFACIJI.TY

Rev. David T. Bulc, A. NJ, President and Profess
.or of Moral and Intel lectual Science, &c,
y. Cnrsnnc Wells, A. NJ, Prot Mathematics and
Natural Science,
lIen g. Won iIoxar, Prot. Ancient and Modern Lam
gnnges.
'. +. Bolton, Tutor.
TVNHIS Institution. located nj Salem. Va, will
nrncc Its session October dth. Expenses for
the session Of months, including Tuition Bond,
Rooucnt. Fuel. Lights and Incidental expenses, H.
To, particulars address the Pr, sldent
mug lg.dscdmos Rep copy
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First Exhibition in Lynchburg

Charles Oakfords Magnificent Goods !
SUCli rs Soil and Stiff Fell Hats. Plush und Cloth
- Caps mud approved styles in addition to the
Oaltford Hat, beautiful first quality Moleskin
You Cons will pIcnsc cn aud select from this lot,
which will be on hnnd all this week. for sae only lay
HOBaON Il ARMISTEAD.
oct 20ts hetwecn tnbc House & X. X, Watkins.
ri OIlCE.-1u HE CREDITORS OF MACE
L a. WINaTDN.--The business at Nnce T. Winston
being nearly closed, the creditor. oi the concern,
If there hc any. cnrncstly requested notify the
sub-cribcr of their claims whether due hereafter,
To become due.
JOS. +. WINSTON,
lG-cfw per Mace H. Winston.
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ny ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
THE HIDROMAGEN, OR WATERPROOF,
ANTI CONSERVATIVE CORK SOLES.
Manufactured by
IIarcOurt, Bradley a Co..

IL Market street. Manchester
Principal Uareh0uSe, l02 Hood Street, Cheap
side, London England; american Establish
ments, - Inn Street & l02 Nassau Street,
Nem York, L. s.
rI'iiE ydomaren n valuable discovery for protecting the
damp cold, aud Therefore preventative
diseases, without iocoring whatever The lIydroma
gen in the form inside the boot or shoe it
gentlemen viii lee found agreeable, aud healthy
to the coest rnniest weather. the loot cannot 10
II the HydroInagcns inserted Ladies the
ghcst od boots Shoes tho most Indictment weather with
mpunty, while Consumption, prevalent the
ho thwartcd by their general adoption They
spire very unhealthy hepc not dangerous
pedestrians weather like ndn rublers. While the
latter the cnt tohpen extremely largo the Hydronagcn
being thin slice Of cork prepared uuary placed inac
increase the aio otho boot the foot Ia
nntidy To Children they extremely valuable they
in cNcrrsn with r"mir aud healthy effects Their
penso slight need mention: besides, tho, who
par them will lind their yearly docora bills much dimn
ishel thereby
A the ydromnRen h becoming known, a sale is
ercppnr almost incredible extent Last yoar London,
Mnnehrstc birmingham IyrrTool Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin
Paris Antwerp nmhurgh, and berlin sales reached 2,
ibo pairs Cork sules This year number will surpass
Ak the Faculty their opinion of their value preventative
Coughs, Colds bronchitis Asthma Consumption
Nuns siao, pr pair, ~ cents
l.ndcH do do 30 do
Boya Misses
NorlCEtrom tho retail prices we mahen very liberal allow
make proht tbcir while they article that
r kept In sor, elias ct Ruis For terms
apply uARCouRr, BRADLEY a. co,
sop 13-dnc;m m Ann Street, New York
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ComnIsstosER's OFFICE, !

Amherst Gu. IIOus', Ottohrr 5th, 1871. !
The parties intereste in the above foregoing order
will take notice hat have appointed the lst day Of
December. 1854 comm the accu ints mentioned
in the fore going orderon which day 10 o'clock in the
morning they req tested attrud my office with
their youche and es # court papers pre-
pared for examination and settlement,
oct 26-w4w JOHN ELLIS. Conn.,.
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,Ious II. NORTH,

Ious Fl. NORTH, Defendant.
This rau,e this day to he hcaicd upon the
bill answer aud exhibits, and argued by council:
on considera,ian the Cuur, without passing upn the
motion solve deciding of the questions invov
ed in the csase DOH adju ge orIe ard dec,ee that
one IT The 4nners OF this court do take the fol-
ling u.c mis- lat An account of The debts due from
the ,nre>t &C. Juns o. North to the dtfendan dis.u
eui.hing between surh contracted prior the
voluntary dee II the plaintiff and those subsequently,
cnntra"t-d ID. AuHCcount OF the defendants admin
i-,ruti ~ uf James o. North estate. tar he
have progressed teien prio, the injunction in thi.
aus: Sd. An account of die pioperv wrestei from
the hands Of the l,nr by the plaintiff. niuncti in
.,hi4 caus showing whn received possession thereof
it, va ne what disposition has baen made of the sunc
and vine i he he Il uccounf able therefor, MI which
accounts the said catnmi .Son.r Nil examine and
,-and make report tketcof TO the with any
tnatrrs perialy state deem pertinent by himself
requred hy the parties 10 BE so stated
C py-fese.
LEONARD DANIEL ir. Crh.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Brick Machine

1 WILL. offer for sale privately, until the 25th
L day of November next. my interest in the
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW-1OKk ADNEkl1SEMENIS
~ THE CHEST ii
Sir Ashley Cooper, Bart. NJ. d.,
rHE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, HAS LEFT
VALUABLE LEGACY To THE WORLD IN HIS
Great Preventative Of COnssmptio n
AND
Unfailing Cure for Pulmonary Diseases
WITHOUT THE USE OF MEDICINE.
> INDICATED fuR Cnfsr PROTECTOR,
ali persons Of all nEss and conditions as certain anu sae
coughs cul and other Affections The Lungs which
nom the exposed state Of the chest according to fashion,
PROTECTOR simply chemically prepared fr lined with
In AMI padio which suspended fem the neck the
hes in ,oHsnealle nmanner that once worn 1t 6ecomca
rs 'rslTY COMFORT.
"hc Protector although recently introduced into Ameri
making rapid through the un,'l states the Can
das aud tho West lndc II has for long tim
article In England aud tho continent Of Europe,
shc has in countries To the potiono an article
these enquire Of English resident in
vicinity of his knowledge Of the beneficial effects of wearing
Protector, Mirllo RECOURSE To poCroitlNd Of
nd The cost Of wearing these articles Ia mere tre and
family viii be without them The Hospitals In this country
ao, Hr"do, A a Of %ndon and Manchcsler England were
originally entrusted with the manufacture Of the Protectors by
the Cooper continue manufacture according
his original instructions and thercfc recommend those who
"1s rs s sArn s Ss H%S No PAT
WV RETAIL PRICES
dents size slboeaeh
noys Miae. do 10 do
nARCOURT. BRADLEY Il co.
81 Inn Street & l02 Nassau Street,
NETWORK u. Is.
Principal Warehouse, 1O2 Wood street rhcapsiic London
fdanutnctor,, ~ Market street, Manchester, England
II a 90 erecstehsins neros Tor the sne OF The Pro-
tectur all parts Amern fhssenns Surgeons Druggists
ohior Gu..la Merchants ntles aud MinerE also dcn
encns Furnishing strckc"s are entrusted with tho whole
nile retail distribution of them, and To whom most liberal
uiptr f their enterprise Rnl splendid opportunity
"opens 10 thcm Tor sai' aud pp'htehlo business
For terms, nppl, Ia
HARCOURT, BRADLEY * CO,
b Ann ST., Newly Orl, u. -.
sep 3dscan
" For sale at J. H. THOMPSON & Co.'S new
drug store.
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Books, Books.

n Otto ALL persons having clnms ngninst me
indivi luely. vii please hand he" in previous 10
the e6l inst. tnaxt rhur.oy) that arrangements may
hr made for their seltlemcnt. T.. LOCKWOOD
orI uo6not
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Bombardment Of Sobastopol Commenced.
MARSHALL. 81. ARNAUD DEAD!
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TUST CPENEl)-50 Il. L. very snpr Kid Gloves, at
- rs cts, worth sl.o0 }. ABRAHAMS.
DEL ls-dts W
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LEONARD DANIEL .ir., Clk .

Commfione,'s Office,
Auherst c.. H.. October 9TH 1871
The pa,tic, Interested in the foregoing order will
tas.. ice that have appointed the !64h day OF De-
cemhcr Is ID tn commence The mentioned in
the fnr"go order. whrh day Mt 10 o'lpck in ne
morning, ,hcs tnquc.t t." attend ~ my oi t. with
their arcn,rts, yuchcr. aud copies IT papers,
prepared e., examination and settlement
orr g u4N JOHN T. ELLIS, Can'r.
Carpets Carpets. Carpets
VUSr received NJ HANNAH'S CASH STORE-n
- t,-u pieces oil Two and Three Ply Carpehng,
at very " rires Ii you " mt good Carpet at low
pic. call and cxamin" the atak
.ssst. WM. s. HANNAH.
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Cloths. Furnishing Goods, &c.


VuNIIE subscriber has receive his Fall and Winter
L Goods, consisting of French Cloths and Cassi-
of beat makes; very superior md heavy
French Denver Cloths and Cassimeres; piece beau
ufnl Brown Cloth; ono do. Blsck-yery low-sutable
for | ndc- Clonks.
Vcsings of Plush, Velvet Silk &c, &c.
Trimmings of newest style md best quality
Sh ria. Collars d awers, Under.hits, (somn very
Ia pel undks, Oravats Scarf-. Stocks, Gloves. Ha
Hose. DC, &c.
~ The Tailoring department j. managed by Ambrose
Page who i'll spnre cxortion contit tie satis
fnct,on he has long given. WIN l. PAGE.
PS. WAsrEp-Two Good Journeymen Tall
ors-to whom good nrd the BEST WAGES
will be give, None but good hands need apply.
VIM. J.. PAGE.
oct II. dts (y)
A + a meeting of the President and Directors
"A of the james River and Kanawha Company,
held on the 18th October, 1854, in Richmond, it
was
Resoired, That, all articles intended for exhi-
btion at the Agricultural Fair, to be held in this
city, on the Both inst, be allowed to pass on the
canal free of toll. Extract from the records.
VIM. p. MUNFORD,
oct 2awt2Soct Secretary.
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I circuit court Of Anher,' county, continued and
n held Tor sai county, M the Courthouse thereof,
o. the 29th dny of August, lS54
William Edmund-, Planth,
against
Lindsey Coleman, sheriff OF Amherst .nty, and "a
such adm nr de bonis non of Beninmin Philips dec d,
Watt Smith and Polly hi- vi =, Francis Chen wood.
George Phil ps, Nose Philips, the HEN nj law of vii
liam Woudroof, deed. AMI Ez ,be hi wife, to.wi:
Will m p Woodroof George " oadrooi. Edwin Wood
roof Rhnda Woadronf, William II. Knight und Eliza
hi. wife jesse Woo and Mary his wife. md the hers
ut lnw of Waiter B. Boswell. decd, tn-wit: William
W Gilbert and Mildred his wife, and Betly Boswell.
md the heir. law Of Dabney 7 Philips d cd to-wit:
James F. Thorlion and Frances his vile. james w,
phillps, Russell Norvcl and Mary his wife, Braxtou
Nor, ell aud Mildred his wife, an ! George Philips.
Defendants.
The court doth adjudge order and decee, that this
cause be refe red of the commissioners of this
court to take the following accounts: lo An account
of the rents and profit. of said dover land since the
death of Mary Philips; 2nd An account of the trans
actions of the commits soncrs of sale reporting the
nett baan arising from the sale Of said land reservjnc
sum sufficient 10 pay the OF this suit an dividing
the residue among ho-s entitled; 81. An of
the demand. of the r,inf Elmund aud the defend
ant Nose. Philips AMI Il : IA account uppornring
the of tue fund brun : Benjamin Phi fps, be-
tween the said Edmuus aud Muses. Philips, which
counts the said commissioner vii take state and settle.
and mike rrror thereof Ia the court, With any
specially stated, deemed pertinent b. himself,
quired bv the parties Ia be 50 stated
Cooy- Teste, LEuD DANIEL. JR CIk.
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Plaintiff,

AraCIRCulr COURT ofAMHERST county con-.
"A tinued and held the Courthouse then eof On the
2lst Augu>u,L lsji-
DoRirAA Z. NoRru. Plaintiff,
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ALLIED oAvAlRy ARRIVED Ar TIE cRlMl

Inhabitants Of Odessa pledged 10
burn the city!
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Trustees Sale OfFurnitnre, &c.

OCT "a wIw-S 20, - n % hov
T Rem. coDV vdy
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BY TELEGRAPH.

arrival ofthe Washington and Niagara.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-07
r AT 6;

JUST PUBLI5HEp-A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINEt
FEW words on the rational treatment, withoui
n Medicine, of Spermatorrhsa, Local Weak
ness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lasstude, Weak
Incapacity for Stvdy and Labor, Dulness of Appre.
henson, Loss of Memory Aversion to Society, Love
Of Solitude, Timidty, SelfDistrust, Dizziness, Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, AT
fecion of the Eyes, Pimplss on the Face Sexual and
other Infrmities in Man.
Ffon, the French cf DR.. B. DELANEY.
The important fact that thsse alarming complaints
may easily be removed without medicine, is. in this
small tract clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, adopted by
the Author, fully explained, by means of which eve
~ one is enabled to himself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost avoiding thereby, all the ad
vertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, In Q
sealed envelope, by remittng post pai two postage
stamps to DR.. u. DELANEY, or Box 100, broadway
Post Office, N. Y. feb Sim
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
= THE BURSTING OF TIE BUD.

- epnng ~ scoming-Spung Is coming
WIN ner sunshine and her shower:
d Heaven ~ riHging with fhe singing . e
vi The birds in brake and bower;
3>A Buos are 6lliH1, leaves are sweliing, -e
p: Flowers on Geld, and broom on tree;
oer the earth, and air, and ocean, -
Nature holds her jubilee. -
SoIt then stealing comes a feeling
, O'ertny bosom tendel ly;-o --I--7 ..s+ .
sweet ponder as wander,
H For my musings are Of thee.Ti s1uUOo q
j. Spring is coming -Sprirg H. coming.
With her mornings fresh and light; =
With her noon of cbequered glory, 'f2e-f
sky of Altr and clouds Of white. .... 1.
Calm and gray night fails, when the light fan.
2 From the star he span glsd SKY, ? -sf
Nhiir The spendor, pale and tender,
f VI TIE yosng moon CLEANS on high. ~
sun, al hornr at noon, and even,
- :, sPfing Is full of joy for me, lG }5 I'''
For ponder, as ] wander, q, .- .....
And my musings are Of tsee.
- Still on thec my thoughts are dwelling.
w Nhatsoe 'er thy name may be-; --r
Beautiful beyond words telling,
Is thy presence unto me. = .,-..s
mornings breaking finds thee waking
wandering in the breeze's night; o;lf
Noontide's glory manties o'er thee,
In show of sunny light;
Daylight diving, leaves Thee lying g..
= In the siIvery twilight raw: -U
Stars look brightly on thee nightly
Till the coming of the tay.
Everywhere and every minute g.
Fed n al thee, lovely one
In the lark and in The linnet
L can hear thy joyou. tone. .-.f
Bud and blooming, mark the coming
VI thy feet DER vale and hill
And thy presence, with life essence
Makes the forests heart 10 fill.
Low before thee, I adore thee,
Il, Love creative, thee sing; ......-
Now meet thee, and greet thee
By the holy name of Spring . -
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lR. HOL rvs cONPouND PEACH SYRUP

Wis COMPOUND now established IN universal ia
l. yor by its acknowledged merit, for the cure o.
coughs, colds Group, hopping cough, and every dis
Every family should supply themselves with
supply of DR.. Hollis PEACH SYRUP, to be used ss
preventive medicine. -
Sold in Washington by O. Stott, D. B. Clarke, Y
Or. Butt, Gardn4r. and by the Druggists generally
n Baltimere. Georgetown. Alexandria. and Rich
uond. Sod in Georgetown by r s. T. Cisssel.
Lombard street, tsaltimors Burnat Beers Seer IN No Iss
Main street, Richmond, Va; r. W. Dyott Sons,
Ne. 13z, North Second street, Philadelphia; H.nry
Peel Co., coraer of King and Fairfax SITS Alsxnn;
ina; and by Druggists every ywhere.
Price per dozen s., Price per bottle Is cents
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SCARPA'S
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL,

LNOR the of Deafness, Pains, and discharge OF
l. matter from the Ears Also, all those disa-
greeable noses liking the buzzng of insects falling
of wate7, whz1in, of steam, &c, which are symptom
of approaching deafness, and also generally attend
ant with the disease Many persons who have been
deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years, and were
obliged to year trum ets, have, after using
three bottles, thrown aside their trumpets, being
made perfectly well Physicians and Surgeons high
ly recommend its use.
This medicine has cured more persons, and is now
used more extensively Than any other medicines
combined, for the cure OF Diseases of the Ear! The
certificate numerous, and Of the highest author
ity.
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VAN DEUsEE's IMPROVED WAHPENE.

VAN UEU1EN 1MFHUVEU WAHFENE.
s'HE propristors of the above valuable specific for
i the hair, feel warranted In presenting 1t to the
public as OF the most efficient remedies for par
tal bsldness, diseased hair, and safe and sue
cessfm Renoyator Of wasted and docayed locks, for
changing grey hair to its FIRST and natural color,
promoting the growth and beautifyng its texture,
and imparting increased vigor and healthy action
to the bulbs 1t has been found eminently success
full 1t has acquired reputation in the populous
and wealthy city of New York, which viii doubtless
be widely extended over the whole Union. A few
bottles Of cyan Deusen's Improved Wahpsne" faith
fully used, according to the directions givsn will,
beyond all doubt, change the unsightly silver hair
Of the aged as well the young to It's nrst COLOR
give it also rich and glossy appearance, and alto
gether impart a new and beautiful appearance to
the whole head.
For sale by W. II. Gilman, Chas. stctt Co., and
kidwell Laurence, Washington; and J. l.. Kid
well, Georgetown.
DAY d VAN DEUSEN, Proprietors,
dec 19-6m 123 Chambers street, N. Y.
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CDR TYLER COMPOUN NDNA
SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.

THE CELEBRATED BALTIMORE REMEDY
FOR CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
DISEASED LUNGS. AND
consul UMPTION
THIS paatable, safe, and speedy cure was patent
i ell in 1887, and BY its astonishing efficlcy and
the recommendation of thousands Annually cured,
it has gradually spread its reputation near;y
the whole Union. The bottles have lately be en- en-
large1 without ad litional cost and such improve
mentS made in its manufacture the progress Of
medical science has found TO be beneficial.
Sold in Baltimore by ]. BALMER, corner of Balti
more and High streets. and BROWN Bros, Liberty
street; Wxshi ston by PATTERSON & NARN; Alex
andria by H. PEEL; Georgetown by Mr.. CIssEL: Ha
gerstown by Mr. AUaMyBAUiH; Frederick, X. JOHN.
SION; Petersburg, Mr. RoBERTs; Pittsburg I LENING
Bros; Cincinnati, B. H. MEAKINGs; Louisville, BELL
d ROBINSON, auI by respectable Druggists every
where.
The same composition can be had in CANDY form
Ask for Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Drops they act
like charm on q troublesome cough, aud clear the
throat and voice. Price of the above, 12l3, 25, and
so cents.
ian 3l-C
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zorman's Celebrated Tooth wash.

THIS delicious article Gem hines many meritori
i ous qualities that it has now become q stand
ard fsvorite with the citizens Of New York, Phila,
dsphia and Baltimore Dentists prescribe it in their
practice most successfully, and from every source
the most fatterias laudations are awarded it.
Innamsd and bleeding gums are Immediately ben.
etted by its use its action upen them very mild
thoroughly that they made to rival pearl in the
whiteness, and Iiifuses through the mouth such
delightful freshness that the breath is rendered ex
Quisitsly sweet 1t disnfects all those impurities
which tend to produce decay and, a consequence
when these are removed the teeth must always re-
main sound. f.ia q. s... .v -
Prepared only by FRANCIS ZERMAN, Druggist, Phil
sdelphia, and sold by w. II. GILMAN, Washin xton,
and By all druggists at only twenty-five cents bot
tie. feb l-Sm
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-07
REAL ESTATE AGENJY.,
For Shles and PurehAses.

A ROTHWELL, at his office, in Cod Fellows'
IA. Ball, 7th street has for sale Eu:Idr LOTS,
In various locations, many Of them ver eligible end
Desirable Also, several dwelling HOUSES. f3s @
lie VIII also find purchasers for city property, I'm
proved or unimproyed 70 .-5g- -
>, fersons desirous either Of purchaaihx or selling
Houses Or Lots win find It to their AIvsntage to
make application to him. Jan 6-TkTC2ms