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UNDERTAKEN.

y q. WALL Undertaken In all il
eastE-EEv branches Funerals atteried 10 g
the shortest notice, in the best manner ana on tn
most reasonable terms.
Seventh, between and L streets.
Reeiieuce on s, between Z snd Z, north fiis. 70
fv e---es,Sm
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DLlNf mlLE1-This cslsbr ated Tourists
IL nss look OF Travels In Iceland, Is Just receive,
at ~. .-7..-. 1AYLOR q AAUkYS
~" Bookstore, peaE eth st
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4 FEW SHARES Union Building Assceis.
IN ton eto.k, only ten months rinc4 IL started
Tor sails by --tf r.. X LUNDY, = =
aug a. g--t t- Bridge st., GeosestoWn.F
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON, d, @.

WASHINGTON, D. O.
FTHE thirty fourth year OF Columbian College viii
i begin on the last Wednesday of September next
and end on the last Wednesday 10 June. studsnts
have the choice of pursuing the usual classical stud
les for the degree of Bachelor ct Arts scenti6,
course for the degree Of Bachelor of Philosophy.
The necessary c'llege expenses Of boarding stu
dent ara about TWO hundred dollars per aunum
For further information address s'1he Iresiient
OF Columbian College, Washington, b. G."
jy 2l-eolOt a
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IL MRS. GEN. WHEELER'S

nj MRS. GEN. WHEELER'S q
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
.. LADIES'
Corner Prospect and Iaystts SITS Gsorgstowa.
tHIs Institution viii be rsopened on FRIDAY,
Eeptenber LIST. 80
The patronage Of the public generally is respect
fG!y solicited. Mrs Wheeler will be assisted by
faithful and competent teachSra-
Course OF instruction, terms, &c may be obteined
by applying 10 the iPrincipa1. it, iy 29-eC6w
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TIC HOOD Keeps CONSISTENTLY en- han pood
IL. assortment of fine Watches rich and fashion
able Jewe'ry, pure Slverwsre, and which he off,rs
f'r sale at the lowest New York city pricesd and no
mistake. Everything warranted IS represented at
uDe OF sale Fine Watches AMI Jswe.ry, carefully
repaired Sign Of the Large spread Eaaie. PepnsyI.
yania s7sRue, between ~ and stb strSAta.
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II -. HOOD has just returned from New
American WATCHES. 30
AlSo, some very superior European WATCHES, in
zine gold cases. and good supply of entirely new
styles OF JEW ELRY, snd very rich patterns, which
be Will sell rs usual, ut from 20 to rs per cent. be
low the old established prices IN this city. Please
call at The. Sign Of the Large spread Eagle nennsyl
ssnia avenue, between AZ and 9th streets.
lie 16-tt -
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 10. 1861.

TN consequence Of various applications frol, differ
/ emit I.r.a o. the United Satea, desiring an eAten
zion Of time 70 ens:ie Eanuss-turers Of machinery
to prepare plans and proposals TO be supmt.eI in
accordance with the terns u The advertisement OF
this depsr lmsnt Of July 1, 1853, the time sps lied
in that advt rtiseent the reception Of proposals
&c. is extended until the LIST Of September next.
jy 20-nI8 J. DUBBlH.
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M Fu WLENs, WELLS T. CO.,
rtSSE PhrAnologists and Publishers, 231 Arch et,
'Se below Seventh, Philadelphia. All works on
= I Phraaology, Water Cure. Magnetism, and
ny Photography for sale at New York prices
examinations day and evening.
Cabinet free to visitors. may Ism
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THY-TRY-TIy

1tANN0N'S VEGETABLE or B54oGD.E UBIRvfNa
" BIrTESs. Gr- ASK Tor the bot e with toe
Portrait o. tie Ingestc- and Proprietc-, epd t4ks
hone othsr, f--- 2M. NJ. car NON,
..t-- q WashiD Eton, C.G.
70 ~ncfn al orders should b. addr essed for Agane<
Z n feb zb--S..'T
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mo. 6l5,
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL.-I

No. 6l5.l
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL.-In
IN pursuance of The order of the President of the
United States, bearing dste the 3o;h ultimo issued
OF the recommendation and at the request of the
Senators and nearly all the Representatives in Con-
gress from the State OF Missouri, the lands in the
following named townships situated In the State of
MISSOURI, on the route Of the " Iron Maintain and
Mississippi racer Railroad" have been Withdrawn
from ss'e or entry, except for valid pre- enphon
Claims, until further orders, to wit:
In the district Of lands subject to sale IT ST.
LOUIS: z
Norh Of Tie tGss lise and ,osst Of TIE N principal
sasri3id,..
Townships IS. 30, of rangel
North fthe base line and iclst Of 0e fin pr1ncpaf
meri5idn.
Townships So 80, 40, Al, OF ranges 4,
Townships IS, 80, 10. Al, ~, of range
s, anie
Townships 80, As, "A, As, Off Pc
Township SO, of range 8.
In the district Of lands sub,es >sle at JACKSON.
North Of Tie base line and east stE ftt principal
nssrlaidn
Townships 80, 81, g. 80, 81, IS, sc, 81, Of ransl
Townships 80, 81 81, 80. "a, IS, 80, 81 49, So Of
Townships q, IS, o. 80, 81, 30, %, 81 So, Sc 81,
OF range 3
Townships &C. q, 49, o. 50, 81, 80, s., "a, a5 90,
Townships 9s, o. a. %, %, &c. 81, 81 %, "a. IS,
Sc. 81, of ranges 8, g
Townships "a Is &c, %, 2S %, 50, 81, 81, IS, Of
ranger
Townships a. Is, g. q, Is, %, of ranges s, and
10.
Townships D. g. "a, 25, &c, q, %, of ranges LIS
IL, Is and Ii
townships 81, %, %, "a, Is, as q, g. OF range
lis
Townships %, "a, o5, &c. %. %, Of sese 10
Townships %, %, "a, %, &c, q, IS, ofrsnge IL
a Townships o. rs, 20, 81, Of range is
North of the base line and ,cest Of The nm priretpds
meridian.
Townships SO, 81, OF range
The above list includes ceraia townships hereto
fore Withdrawn for other railroads, and some not
vet offered for sale, but which have all been insert
ed, as they are with;u the reservation
Given under M kani. at the General Land 00osL
at the city of arlington, this Sth day OF June D.
1854.
By order of the PRESIDENT
JOHN WILSON,
lie 10-lawl3w Commits Toner.
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zKRnAPs CELEBRATED TOOTH WASH

TNHIs delicious article combines SO many Insriori
Il Gus qualities that 1t has nov become I. stand
ard favorite with the citizens Of New YORK, Phils
dsiphia and Baltimore. Dentists prescribe it in then
prsotice most successfully, and from every sours,
tia most catering laadations are awaIyeri it
Innamed and bleeding goms are immediately ben
gifted by its rsc, its action upon them is very mild
soothing, and effective 1t cIeansss the teeth 81
thoroughly that they are made 20 rival psr' in II.
wilderness, and dinuses through the mouth such g
delightful freshness that the breath is rendered ey
auisitsly sweet It dissft-cs all thoss irapuritie.
which tend to produce decay. and, consaS hence
Ehsu these are removed the tssth must always r.
nisiu soupd.
Prepared Gully by FRANCIS ZERMAn, Druggist, Phil
adelphia, and sold BY W. II. GILMAN, Washington
and by all Orusgists, ct only % cents o bottle
NAV 6-3m
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

OGlce U. 3. Penitenttary,
Washington, July Is, 1854
SEPARATE PROPOSALS for Wood ard c. al will
- be received at this Office until II O'Clock m, Au-
gust Is, 1854. --
100 cords Of half seasoned God oak wool, Of medi
um size, and free from limbs or lop wod d.
20 cords Of good seasoned pine wood
10 tons OF red ash anthracite crate ,al.
The wood to be delivered on tire Penitentisr
wharf and the coal in the prison yard.
THOMAS THORNLEY,, " arisn.
iy 17-2aW1m
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'TNf5RSXTI6N F6R TRHTELERs,%
I'd FOR PINKY POINT,
/! OLD POINT, q NORFOLK.

~.xnkh The Stesnsr o EOL A lsavss
s5SE<$S Wsshiug ton every Saturday morning
leaves NorAsk svefy Sosdsy II 4 p. IA; stopping at
Ola Point ;Riaey Point and ell the usual landings
on the Potomac for passecses. t-aTg EUT ~
The 0scaols viii coninus 70 Epn 10 Norfolk until
the Isl ~ septenter. s,..1,
Passage ana Fare to Norfolk sud o,a Point, IS 90,
51jy U-tf -.21at1u YJAS MITCHELL, Cspt
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IHOLERA MORDUg,
" DIAKKH3A, DYsENrERY,

CRAAP COLO,
With all diseases Of the STOMACH and BOW ELS
% prevalent dulng the Summer relieved and cured
by HAAPrOs's vH6ETABLk TINCTURE. In
fAct IL viii be FUND that those using this article
have IN almost NKhPffoS from This dissases
Every hrAly should have Bottle at hand for
suDDan ATTACK. .. .st
Dslic.ts children, al Individuals, and Travellers
Tor hoaitas should -trS this great Rsstoratiye-its
praise Is spoken by thoueands. ....
As a Female Medicine HAMPToNs TIECTURE
cannot be exceeded As identifying agent it il far
superior TO any Of the cosssecs Of the day. produc
ing beautiful, clear skin, and giving to the cheeks
the color OF the rose impArng every muscle that
life and elasticity which gives To eli Who enjoy
hsal<h, sach grace and besuty.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract ron James Harris, I'd Letter, Alex.
andria, Va:
Afssr speaking Of aondsrfnl cures on himself, he
says: r..- tflsl. '.--r
'.Mrs. h has been suffering with Liver omp,aint
and vnh inability, constantly complaining from
WEAKNESS through her whole system She now en-
Joys besx health than for thirty years entire
y RESTORED by tbs uss OF HAMPTON's VEGETABLE
TING rBRkA
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SHIRTS-SHIRTS.
NEW style Of Fancy sun msr Shirts OF the ncst
IN beautiful patterns, with French double
bands and Studs
Also. new styles of white ss1broide red Bosocs en-
tirely pew. s.
Shirts made to order and warranted 70 Ct or nc
sale.
SHIRTS Of all qualities.
WALL 4 STEVENs,
Pa. avenue, betw. 9th AMI 10th e!s.
Also, doors below the Nation Il notel.
jy 3-n
r YON'3 KATHAIRCE ~ the dozen, at
IL 81 %, or by the bottle. Chinese floating SOAP
for bathing Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Summer
Crsvats, Stocks Linen Collars, Hosiery, Gloves, and
Mitts, &e
Straw B0nsts, cheap. Silk and Grape do, at Ia.
usual low prices. WIN. P SHEDDS
Fancy Goods snd Millinery, llth street
lie 20-d
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NJ EW MUSIC received this week-I3a Polka, IN.
~ gomar Polka, Pattie Polka, Fantasia on Jor
laws Hard Road to Travel; The Elves, consisting of
variations '"Thou art Gone from my Gaze" Grand
russian March variations; Golden Ring WaltzeF;
This Darkies Heart is Sal Few Days, and in addi
ton to variety OF standard and popular Music
violin, guitsr, aute, accOrdeon, and other kid OF
Music EooSs. John =. FILLS
may ~ Penn sv.- hAiw4an nth ami ihth sstS
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
NJ Old y7HAw HAT,

Farewell, old friend, we part M last, -al.t-Eis
Fruits, foweFSs and summer all are pAst -sr'+E
4 And when The beach-leaves bid adieu, --
1. ny old straw hsth1bst vanish toe.
We've been together many IN hour, a. a
In grassy def and garden bower, 20 -..-
And p3ait and ribbon, seofehed and torn,
PROCLAIM how well fhsu hast been worn, -
We've bad time, gay, bright and long,
p. 10 ia me sug grateful soRe, = i'
And if one bay-leaf falls to ne, E q, . =
IN sock II firm and fast in thee,
b yd - Ny OLD suaw hat.
The IA psins shade and flying strings.
Are worth a thousand close tied fhipps
loe thy easy fitting crown,
Thfuos tightly back; or siouchins down,
eappot brook mQfI4ed ear, III,
WI lark and blackbirds whistle near
And dearly Ire 10 meet and seek
The fresh wind with unguarued cheek
Toe'd IN tree thnu'it hear no harm.
FIune on the sod thou'it hose M charm .-
Like many q real friend ON earth,
Rough usage only proves thy worth.
10 20 -S My Old straw hat. ~ .''.
Ny old straw hat, my conscience tells
Throw hast been hung with FolIy's bells,
Yet Folly rings pleasant chime .r-.-
IL me rogue win but mind his tiIne.r
And not come jingiing on the way +s--'
When sober Ministries out 10 play, - 70
For Off when eyes and hearts are light,
Old Wisdom should keep out OF siglit.
But now the rustic bench is left, ..a
And trees Of every leaf bereft, .-- :.
And merry voices, oil are still, 4 -' -
That welcomed to the well knowah.u
My old straw hat. s...-., =
Farewell, Old friend. thy work is done.
The misty clouds shut out the sun: 20
The grapes are ploek'd, the hons are OF.
The woods are starks ind must dOff'
My old straw ha;-but g bide wee,''
Far skies we've seen, bur we may see
skies fun as fair as those of yore,
And then we'll wander forth once more.
Farewell, till dropping haFebeiis blow,
And violets stud the warm hedge-row-
Farewell, fih daises deck the plain,
Farewell, Jill spring days come again
My old straw hat.
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.MoNEY-MONEY-MONEY, !.

.sn MoNEY-MONEY-MONEY. t..aiae
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Al persons in WANT Of
l. Money can be supplied with I'LL sums
Cash advances on Jewelry, Watches, Furniture,
Groceries, aud Clothing AL business negotiated
strictly confidential. e; - tF
j.. ISAAO HERZBERd, -
Pawn Broker, south side Pa avenue, between AZ
and "a sts., opp. q. s. Hotel -
~ Store closed on Saturday until candle light
40 25-eC6ms 8. .f
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At the urgent solicitation o. =
number Of psrsens. win, on and
: o0S after BOMBAY, July 8, start an
extra oh'nisus from, Washin .tor every morning a.
90 odsc calling at all the Hotels ana AT the RES
zasnces of parsons who may Issve Their order the
night previous at p w. hall 8, near I'd Street O,
~ Lepreux, corner OF az h street aud Penusylvs-
mia avenue. Travellers will thus avoid ths trouble
ard Inconvenience Of changing some three or four
ahr.s at q uniform rate OF charges. Passage IS
cents; trunks Is cents; 20 charge for a yslise or
carpet hAg.t tsI.rJ II g. = ..f q.
Another coach will lesse the depot on the arrival
OF the early train, and arrive at Alexxniris ahead
Of every other lima. .,,, =. -
jy1-1m HUGH LATHAM
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gt0ReerOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

EaeR sALE-A nice young HORSE, four year
e lat spring. works well in 'sadd or in har
n sS-will be sold low. r --} ga = FTst =
Afro, enoj WAGON for sale Apply to $50
sso Mars ct ct, betw. I'd an ID sts., 9eorget,n.
sue 4-3t&
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POSITIVELY SHILLING OFF Ar COST

COMMENCE this day to run OF my stock Of Dry
L Goods and Shoes at prime cost. What remains
by the z0th OF July, will then offered Mt auction
Persons wishing extra bargains will do we'll to
call. I-~-..,.--7;- - :
have good assortment OF Dress Goods Shawls
Nantes, Bonnets, Ribbons, Parasois, 10.
Also, good STOCK Of SHOES Of ell kinds.
The Store will be- for rent on the LIST of August
F.. s..1s T. 8. BROWN,
Cor. ith and SITS, Northern Liberties
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FCR HOUSr VERNON

ON MONDAYS, WEDNES.
ksesesssDAYS, AND FRIDAYS.--Fars
for ti. Round Trip, ONE Z cellar; from Al-xar
dria, rs cents. 80
The STEAMER GEORGE WARRINGTON win iesy,
Warrington 1t O'Clock, and Alexandria at ~
O. =. ..r-s g. $50 -.-
Ccschee leave the Capitol for tbs boat st sl5 fa-s
for the coach 10 cents .
Persons wishing the cc.sch 10 call for them vii
isaVe their residencSa with George and Thomas Par
ker h &c.
~ Refreshments to bs hsi ca the boat
may lo-tf JOB cORsON, captain.
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.LBgSIETsA
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,
lrVtsNTOR or FIFE CELEBRATssS GOSSAMKis
V@NTTLkTING; WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOuPkCES.
10. Ey'- CHESTNUT STREET, ctF.o:.t: u. .yEt,F-
y5nss, pf.iJadelphiS.
[ NafEU. .iGSS 10 5nAo,e Ladies spd dsn-t;lz-f;
= . mcasa2s TIER own hea i5 With aocrraey:
Fer Y;r+. :nGAea. Tyu2ess Z Sap, Incl.
52o. /. 9ls Eouc1 % t.4e No. /. Pom fo:ch-7i g.
.~. i:esl h&tf IS far az
g. yrcLa 70 cEeae t.'i.
c-cr the besa t. 2. OYER fc-ah Ell IS
ntt.. f-rae rsqUTei
:. Ercu ear 10 e.f g. ogor the crown OF
a7ss tbs had. sts head
4. Freq, EAT 10 esE
foinj the fore.
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean ssssr1e,s

Name Leaves For i,aps.
He'ms.An Bremen. 90. New York. July l9
Cam Boston. July %
City uf Phiia a. Liverpool. .Phiia July E
fabia. Liverpool. New York. July %
The California steamers leave New YORK OH
the 5th and aG.h of each month.
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CxODEY's LADY's BOOK for August,
" for sale at SH1LlJ NSToN'S Bookstore
81. Jasper Carew, Knit, his Life and Experience,
by Chas. Lever
Fashion ard Famine, by Mrs, Ann STEPHENS
The Mysteries Of Convent, by noted Methodist
Preacher =
New editions of Sol Smith and Quarter Races IN
Kentucky ... .-..-. =
All the new books published received Immediately
afterwards, and for sale Ct
SHLLINGToN's Bockstore.
Cor. Pa. sv and ~ st., 0deon Building
jy I0-n . ! -
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uUsc.aND, WEE, YOUNG LADY
III Cured!
LET FACTS SPEAK:
BAREELviLLE, Ailes hany co., Nd

BAREELvILLE ALes hany co., Nd
May 4th, 1852 !
To Mesers Mortimer l. Nov bray-Dear sirs- 10
justice to DIR. Hampions Vegetable Tincture, wish
to inform you that was taken SICK the Sd dsy
Of January last, with an affection of the stomach,
bOwelssend kidneys. / w6S attended by four emil.
cent physicians tor more TRAN two menths-aH to
little no effect. L had some knowledge OF the
great virtue in Hamptons Tincture, from one hot
tie which my wife had taken two years .ince
l came to the conclusion that I would take NJ
more medicines trcm my physcians, but Try the
Tncture; aud 1 am happy to inf I'm you tist l ha3
not taken it two days before felt its powerful in
dusDce upon my stomach. hare continued using
the Tncture, and am now able to leave my room,
and can eat any cOELIon aiet without much incon
venience or pressure on my stomach
The afflicted or their friends are daily visitin4
to learn of the treat virtue there is Ia the Tine
ture OF Eampton's.
expect to send you several certificates in Few
days-Ons, especially, from a young lady who -ha
been confined to h er room fo- twelve months witt
a disease of the head, affecting the train.
E.W. HALL
On the pernarency Of the cure hear bin. Still
another letter from the above:
BARRELvILlE, Allegheny CO, Nd,
October -, 1862. I
Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray: Dear Sirs-l am
happy to inform you that this day finds NE in the
epjoymsnt Of good health by the use of YOUR Hamp
toms Tncturs and the blessings of God l an, ena.
bled 10 pursue my daily avocatons as usual, snd
have a great desire that the afflicted should know
the great curative powers OF the Tincture
am, with respect, yours
w HALL
Call and get Pamphlets and zee cures of Coughs
Bronchitis, rheumatism, Liver Complaint, and
Scrofuls. ,...-
~ Sold by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, l4o Bal
hmore street, baltimore, and 304 Broadw way, New
York; ChaS. STOTr 4 CO., WIMEll, j. B. MOORE
D, b. CLARKE. CLARKE 4 BOWLING, ". ELL
OFT, aud II. .McP HERs0k, Washington; also, b,
Z. 3. +. CIsSEL, Georgetown; and G. G. lBERRY
Alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere
E5-f ,.e $500. 80 ..Fs f..
DAMBLES IN ICELAND, by Pitny
HI Mics 49, 81 -
More Worlds than one, by Sir David Brewster
De Bows Review FIR July -.t
The Phiiosol hicsl Works Of David hume, four vols
SV0.
Correspondence Of the Revolution, Letters TO Gen
Washington. edited by Jared spa. ks, 4 vols
Life and Works OF Fisher Amee, vols 8yo
y 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
',aE Miniature Shakespeare, in sin
i volumes = =
Ten Nights in Tsp Room. by T Arthur
l life end Works Of Burns yols ... O.
Selsct Writings Of Robt Chanbera 4 vols .es
German Literature 4f - I- -
Stories Of thu Irish Peasantry a 80 ..
French Revolutions 3 vols 'a1 =. st+ VI s.-.
Ma onry and An i-Masonry, by Creich .r~4
Tales CT Old Times, translated from the German
Chamber Papers for the People, 6 vel, f-eg
Chambers Miscer ano, ~ vols 7'-f-
The New York Quarterly Review for July
lae-a591 .H-. ,Iaf TAYLOR d MAURYS ~A'
IVA Bookstore near 9th O..
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA BOATS.
49, FARE FIVE CFNTS.-CAR-
I SsssfiRIAGES AT LOW RATES.
The Steamers GEO WASHINGTON and TH0a
O0LLYER will, on and after this date, run at thu
above rates -E- JOB eoRsON,
may 2e-d EaO.,' Captsius b.
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early grave Let no young man or WOMAN enter in.
TO the secrst obligations CT marie, life without
residing the POCKET HlsCuLArIUS. Let no On,
suffering from hacknisd Cough, Pain in the side,
of Byspeptc sensations, and given up by their ply
sician. be another moment, without oDsu.ting The
EsCCLAPIUS. Have tia married, or those abe 1t
to be u a-re' any mpsdinent resd this truly use
fr hook as If haa bsen the means Of saving tbaus-
ans 8: unortu.,a.e creatures from Tho very jaws af
daath.
&rAoy psrson ssniir9 Ti'ENTf-TiNG GENTS
Enclosed III letter, viii Isceige one copy Of this
woiA bY as:, 1--WE copies will be sent for Cue Del
tay. e-
Adirs7s fpn9t PAID, bR. ..SM. y0UNa,
No. Ita spruce street, Pid,.de,ph.a.
~ Is--ly ..-...t
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LIME! LIME.! LIMEM!

:: LIME! LfMEW LIMEMI
fllHE HAGBURGH LIME KIENs being now In
L .cenplete order, the proprietor vii be enatied
to furnish his approved customers at ali times du.
ing the season with Lime of the best quality foi
piastering and other purposes. The lime nanrfac
tured at these kilns is wer-aated to De equal Il
quality to any other manufactured IN the Unite;
States the price Will BE- delivered 1t the kim aAc
in any other part Of the city 81.
Cement nd Oaieined Plaster can also be he'd ut a.
times. A. W. DENHAM,
ap Sim For the pzoprietor
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-08

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