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Those marked I: D.. Independent Democrats o.,
those elected as Union mem 5. r. those elected as
Southern or State Rights men.
President David r. Atchison
Secretary Asbury Dickins.
1sym eupires. Term srpires
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI.
Ben Fitzpatrick 1855 Stephen Adams, (U.) 1857
@. G. Clay 1859 A. q. Brown 1869
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI
R. w. Johnson* 1855 David r. Atchison 1855
VIM. X. Sebastian 1859 Henry 8. Gey7. 1869
CONNECTICUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Truman Smith 1855 Moses Norris, jr 1855
Isaac Toucey ~ 1857 Jared w. Williams 1859
s8 CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK
William M. Gwin 1856 Wns. H. Sesoayd 1856
John b. Weller 1857 Hamilton Fish 1857
DELAWARE. NEW JERSEY.
James A. Bayard 1857 j. X. Thompson 1857
John. M. Clayton 1859 William Wright 1859
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
Jackson Morton 1855 George Il. Badger 1855
Stephen r. Mallory 1857 Vacancy 1859
GEORGIA. OHIO.
W. c. Daa0son 1855 S. p. Chase e. d. 1855
Robert Ioom6s (U) 1859 Benjamin 4. Wade 1857
INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA.
John Petit 1855 James Cooper 1855
Jesse d. Bright 1857 Richd Brodhead, jr 1857
ILLINOIS. RHODE ISLAND
James Shields 1855 Charles I. James 1857
Stephen A. Douglas 1859 Philip Alien 1859
IOWA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Augustus O. Dodge 1855 A. p. Butler Is. r. 1855
George w. Jones 1859 Josiah ]. Evans 1859
KENTUCKY TENNESSEE.
Arcttbald DiIon- 1855 James G.. Jones 1857
John b. Thompson 1859. John Bell 1859
LOUISIANA. TEXAS.
John Slidell - 1855 Thomas J. Rusk : 1857
j. p. Benjamin - 1859 Sam. Houston 1859
MAINE. VERMONT.
Hannibal Hamlin 1857 Vacancy 1855
VIM p Fessendcn 1859 Solomon Foot 1857
Chs. sumner 4. D. 1857 j. NJ Mason Is. R) 1857
EdaUard Everett 1859 K. M. T. Hunter 9 1859
Maryland. WISCONSIN.
James A. Pearce 1855 Isaac p. Walker 1855
Thomas G. Pratt 1857 Henry Dodge 1857
MICHIGAN.
Lewis Cass - 1857
Chas. Il. Stuart 1859
By Governors appointment. The Legislature
OF Alabama will have two United States Senators to
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DEsPOTIsM IN AMERICA.

BY RICHARD HILDRETH, ESQ,
Author of History of the United States" The
White Stave,o &c, &c.
TyHIS is new edition, very much enlarged, and
i brought down to the present time, Of work
published ten years SINCE 1t is most timely publi-
cation, showing, as it does, in manner not to be
gainsayed, the regular systematic, and constant on
croachmcnts of
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LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE ssD CONGRESS.


The Senate consists of two Senators from each
State. There thirty-one States, represented by
sixty two Senators.
Wings, in Hafie; Old Line Democrats, in Roman.
Those marked I: D., Independent Democrats; o.,
those elected Union men; 5. r., those elected as
Southern or State Rights men.
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By Governors appointment. The Legislature
OF Alabama will have two United States Senators tt
elect during the coming session
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These are the terms for both old and now
ubscribcrs, forwarding their own subscriptions.
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.

PutnaDa's MJgaeine-Meazran War Steam
fr-Commo tore Van1terbilt-Htgh prices
ofProuisions--Heavy Hotel Ro55ery-- Mss
70 Davenport, orc.
New YORK, August 81.
The publishers OF Putnam's Magazine are
out with a card in the morning papers, in
which they deny that there is anything politi-
cal in tho character of their magazine. It
will be hard to convince the public of the
truth Of this denial. .. --
The beautiful clipper screw steamer Santa
Ana, belonging to the Mexican government,
-saiIed from the foot of Gouverneur street, East
river. at two o'clock this afternoon. on . trial
trip to the vicinity Ut Sandy Hook Light Ship
Commodore Vanderbilt has also sold to the
Panama company all his interests in the Cali
fornia route. and the Nicaragua and the Pa.
mama companies conclude an arrangement by
which they raise their respective fares to a
remunerai i've point
All SORTS Of family provisions in our city
markets are rapidly going up to something
like famine prises. Potatoes So per bushel,
and good ones hard to get Mt that. At retail
ordinary -four sells from $40 to 5i2, while the
siApenDy loaves are not much larger than the
ordinary three cent rolls used to be-
James Havana, one Of the bell ringers at the
st. Nicholas Hotel, has been arrested on the
charge of stealing at various times nearly two
thousand dollars from boarders in that estab-
lishment A lady boarder, Mrs. Nolan, was
one Of the sufferers, to the tune of 81 O96, AMI
n diamond pin He has confessed his guilt,
an restored portion Of the stolen property.
Eactel Keller and Sally Dickinson, tinother
ard daughte r, and both martied) are the ames
Of tie two females killed on the Central rail.
The Crystal Palace will be open through to-
morrow evening, when the medals already
awarded To contributors will be delivered. and
some brief address made
Miss Davenport, rs d" Camille" has made
great shit" &C the Broadway The house is
nightly crowded. The play will be repeated
this evening. 4
About forty thousand immigrants arrived at
this port during the past month,
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TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL.
TEIG "a

THE Great w~nde. Of the To-li has AZ rergth
1 been discovered. Fon cannot make tne hair
white or black. but NJ BYRON n. RGB3 hss ~
myth p,ocur' ID the truth Ct the great setret after
much study, toll an, expense, how to make the
lSir ccr and wave In the mcst grac full manner for
life. The proprietor has travelled through vxric u.
parts Of Europe for upwards Of nine IN search
Of the celebrated chemist and Psychologist, NJ.
Jaques, and has at length fcuci him in Italy. and
Unbiased of him the receipt fer the sum OF 900.
All persons having the most un-outh and coarse
looking hair can have tr.usf,rmaa int tbs most
beautiful and curling appearance tbst cnuld Re de-
sired The composition of which III. article Il eon
posed will not cost more thar 50eents, sni but
application is needsd to the hair It to
in tie most uniform and perfect manner for life.
and thus improve the looks and appearance one
huldrpti per cent We now offsr this wonderful
discovery to the world for the rum CT 81 co.
Direct all letters to BYRON II. ROBR, Farming.
ton. Truuball CO., ohio, and the receipt Will be i'm
msdiat-ly forwarded to the pArsen. . -.--.-
All letters must be pest Paid to secure attention
+ Sr,
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So ParsEEvE Your HAR.-It il q melancholy
and startling fact that quite large class Of the
America people are bald, aud that ct an early
age, and it becomes those afflicted to psuee and ex
anime the causes % Badness and then the yemedy
En,eTSon's american Hair Reaorutirep stands I'M.
rlvsiied tor that purpose. It is Indian prepare.
ton prepared purely on the scientific principles OF
ID. t.ed Iaa, sni " no ever eaen bald headed In.
dsnf ouch : thin hss never been known.
See circulars, to be had OF Druggists, giving par
ticulArs
Price 81, in large bottles.
Sold in Washington and Georgetown D. c.. By all
the p-inc pal Drug9 IS and by Druggists generally
Throughout the United States and Csnsdas
D. GILMAN, Wholesale AMI General Aren't.
Washington, b. c.
q. Il. FISEER GO. Proprietors,
No. IL superior Street, Cleveland, O
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Lay 13-3lp


ske'sld be universally k1snsen-for ita STRICT 2
hue-that Indigestion is tie parent Of 8 lsr,a pTo
portion OF tae fatal diseases. Dysantsry sisrrLea,
cholera r.arous, hver coaar!sixt, and many cth.r
lis .sss enumerated il the City inspector'a weekly
c. o1 dootiis ers generated ny indigestion
alone fh'i. OF tha: q sFe;tics think OF it ell " Ls
roder 3fon disoTGcgsd stosnarts IL you are W..
ing to ne saidod by ad9:rs, founded upon expert
en- 90 reeort at once don't delay dsy) to oodrn,s
Herman Bittsis, prepared by DR.. G. II. jackson.
which, ID al sla5fstive. curative ana tn1 ieofant
atan'ts ainhs and unGprr,achsd. Wa have tiled tbs
ba.tsrs; AID Knew that that they are excellent .or
tie disssss specified above. For sale by seaisrs IN
medicine sV'rvghsrs. ans
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THINGS EN- pskkLADE L. PHIA.

PoI.tteaf Nom'nations--DsafA of Mrs.
Wheattex-i Mysterious Cass-Auother
Libel Sutt-Grist ami Mario, dre.
PHILADELPHIA, August 81, 1854
The Wing City Conference met yesterday
afternoon, and nominated Peter Parker for
PIothonotary of the District Court; James
R3bb for Clerk of the Quarter Sessions A
series of resolutions which had been prepared
by the Special Committee for that purpose
were not offered.
TIC Whigse of Dauphin county have noni-
mated Jno. c Kunkol for Congress. The Dem
oorEts Of Sohuyikil county have nominated
Joseph ". Cake for Congress
1t is with deep regret that announce the
death of Mrs. Wheatley. tho young and lovely
wife OF DIR. VIM. WLoatley, the manager of
Tho Arch street theatre. She died this morn
ing
On Monday evening, there arrived in the
freight trail. from Baltimore, pine box, di
rected ''Chatles Paine, hilade,phia-this side
up with care" The box it was understood,
Contained dead boty. Word was sent to the
order to the Coroner, at the Green House to
re- Give ard keep the body until further orders;
! and, if he caused i. to be buried, to note we'll
| the spot, thai it might b. given up if any one
| came to claim it. TIE hex was carried in a
furniture car 20 the Green House, where he
| Coroner happened to be at the time He i'm
me6iately ordered it to be opsned. Inside.
there was handsome coffin, which contained
the dead body OF {. man in a very advanced
| stage Of decomposition. The body was well
laid out, but the putretaction did not induce
any further examination. 1t still remains
unburied. The "Mr. Charles Paine" to whom
| i. was addressed, cannot be found.
Mr. Calender of No. SO South Third street,
! has been held for trial, by Alderman Mitchell,
| in the snm Of g 900, On the charge Of circu.
| laring and vsMGing the n. Y. Police Gazette,
| continuing libelIous article under the head
| of - Philadelphia Correspondence" concern.
| ips Stephen I Beale dentist
Grsi and Mario will make their debut in
Philad, lphia about the LIST Of October, at the
| W alnut street Theatre.
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Tue LOUISVILLE TRAGEDY.-The Louisville
papers, of Monday lost, are filed with the
particulars of the terrible tornado which
swept that city on Sunday afternoon last. The
Courier relates the following incident:
We noticed young wife hurryIng with
distracted stops through the crowd, rending the
air with her agonizipg shrisks, seeking her
husband, who She thought was buried in the
ruins. The husband was also seeking his wife
Hearing her cries, he made hi. way to her
side, and With shrilI cry of Joy che ru.hed
INFO lis arms exclsiming thank God you are
safe :" All responded hearty amen, In
iha nksgiving to God that He restored them to
each others arms"
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AS- SYPHILIS, scRoFgL4 AND DIsEAeEp BLOOD For
these terrific dis asss Carters Spanish Mixture" is
the only specific. ,-.--
The proprietors have in their rosseesion over one
hundred rufcates Of the most binary cures
ei.eted by it. ...-.H
We refer you to tie certificate of Richard Adams,
late Hish sheriff OF Richmond, Va; Edwin hurton,
C mmissfDer of the Revenue for Ricl mond; Gen
eth' OF the Mammoth Circus; Dr.. IIeudlsy, tf
Washington City NJ. VIM. A. Matthews, and G. B.
Lack, Esq, of Richmond, Va; MIR. r. Boyden, Fx-
change Hotsl. Va, and host of others. who have
seen cases of the worst description by Carter,
Spanish Mixture They eli GRITTY that it ia The
greatest purifier Of the blood known.
Sea Advertisement
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bS-SPiENHD PIcTUREs.-Tbose OF our readers VITO
dasir- to pAss through spancid Gallery OF Pictursa
aaoud not fail to pay visit to Pl1mb's Rooms on
e'e Avenue. He has on exhibition there some choice
Hscisna ans Of tia art CT Dasaefreosypi,e il. or
mhieh for easutJ and excellence inconparahlr
There IL portrait executed, IN this last style, 4
President Pierce, thst reflects great credit on tie
artist every insamsrt thereof giving lifeliks ex
PRESTON. Mr.. p}urlos is reckoued among the frs
Daguerrean artist o. orr time mar 80
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"aRPER,s MA9AZIHE for septsmb-r
Pn6.ra,s Msss .ipe for septersesr. 2e-
tembsr, Csc
Illustrated Massxius CT Ar, do, 20.
New York Journal, d.. 1850
YANKEE Notions do. l211crG
- - - - e. X. LCNpY,
sepi- Bridge strs~t eeorge'ovn
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"Et STEcxosCoPs beautiful :uatr1r,ent-
and wonderful heautifui--has been Seized uron
by The nsguerreotyrists, sinpliAed and put before
the public for general adoption. On viewing tn.
a2pcafion OF 1t TO naguerreoyps pictures it Is hard
ing is the result produced the object of vision seen
through the S:sreoscOpe is longer q picture: il
has all the liIeaments ard pecalari.ies, and prsa
ensc OF the living subject, only less In Size. ghe
completeness With which this is done must be sep
to be believed. The sniy place that We know of IL
the city whsre stereoscopic DagusrreotyIes can he
procured is " EiTEEUss1s, on Pennsylvanis avenus
The world Is indebted - Professor WHEaTsTonE for
this beautiful invention, which equals, In fact hat
We only rssc of in the fabulous miracles of Fra,
Bacoa.
The beautiful DAg1erreotypas described abov.
are daily sold at WnirEsU2srs GAIIkxT, Pennsylvs.
MIA avenue Near ~ street. -.
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D A writer in the New York Tribune Gays
that great frauds are prac tised in tho sale Of
Virginia Land Warrants, particularly ont of
the State
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~ JOE SnLNGIoN receives all the New Books
and Newspapers as fast published. He Is agent
for Hari er's and all the other Magazines and our
readers will always find . larg. and good assert.
meat Of Blank Books and Statiolery at his Box K.
store, Odson Building corner of street anu Penn.
ylvania avenue. ang 10
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CAPTAIN CANOT,

CAPTAIN CANOT, ~---
1 UrH0R OF The GREAT BGOK JUsT BE-
~ IN PUBLsHED. SPEAKS Of HANPreN's
TlNCf URE.
GREAT CURE OF RnEUNArISI CONTRACTED
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
BALTIaeEF, Nd June 4. ISL
X 'soekI'ldSs, cfhc Fountain HOtcl. Light street.
p.ar Sir: Being on the point of leaving the city,
[ avail Inylslf OF fsw iols moments to thank you
EaGls f r TIE dieine you ssnt me, an shi' hss
RESTORE Tse to the uss o. mr. limbs. l beg you to
send NE four bottles n.ore, 10 catry On my voyage
six CO had the fortune t. D.. Ginpton's TerA
liable TiJc:C.e my confidence is 20 strtpS thst ir
gfaii -ud, tie propri..o.s Of said medicine, be-
You &c pes 1t iry Respects to Elem, and in iuce
tstln to make it more publicly known ss q sure
RhsuTr &: &c cu1e. Eavilg called on on the 18th
OF A. I'll lsse AID fee1 c.e pRlstr4tA1 on my ted
,iess iu al ny II abs, y0I Rpprecists nea Is
IS Well AS myself the prompt relief 1 received from
DR. tsnpton's Tine sore, and am positive he'd 1t
not oeea ier your strong and f)rcibe receMmeuia
tons should It'll have b-en IN bed.
Iii really pity this spsc;fc should not be ar-
proved by medical men, spd ike 81! patent drugs it
should suffer the inputstion ths public genera ly
Says opposed to patented speeif; took this ME n
cine with reluctance, aud without confidence IN H.
and it was only through your dsin.eres;ed, freddy
recon- m.ntsti,ns and my crit,,l situation that IL
i:ced me to try this really beneficial vegetaal-
Tincture.
You may inform Mesrrs Mortimer L Mowb-sy
that they arc st Liberty to make use Of my meme in
the support Of the good effects Of Or. Hamp.ou's
Vegetable 1incture, as it hiss cured IN five ives Ks
ofa chronic b.ftlmmat;Ty Rseun,1t:sm, coutrac:e'
under tropical climates ard Of years par oIicQl
duration. / have en- y used thres bottles. and hud
that even the dformed paris Of my hands are fast
stunning o their former natural appesrsnte
have been under tie treatment # seYer.l phy-
sicians In London and Psris, without any apparent
benefit; alfo, while in New York, having tried the
~ ornpscnian and Someps thic remedies after hav-
ing be.n torment-d with gsiVanic ba teries, cold
AMI aromatic baths, aud hundreds Of internal and
external Medicines, all to no effect I'm. so far
rured by this Hanpten's Vsge able Tincture only
therefore, my ear sir, accept Of the assurance If
my gratitude, and believe me your we'll wisber.
Al
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ViRSoN EsKRIDSE,s
Chaplain, United States Navy.
= g. s- HOME. .TESTTMONT.
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT or TEN YEARS

CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT or TEN YEARS
at u --ae- WILMINGTON, Esy IL, 1853 -
Messrs Mortimer 6 Mowhrsy: Gsntlsneu-aav.
ing been afflicted with Liver Complaint OF ten years
standing hereby, fer the b neht Of ths afflicted d,
take great pleasure In Announcing that sfter using
a few bottLas Of your Tincture, 1 found 1t had &C
r. mpished a perfect cure i have used different
meiicines from time to time Bat have never been
able Z, account for any apparent good, and II ID
bl. ssng stricken hurnsriy hat that medi inc ia
found which possasses the worder us power of mo-
longing human life. Thsmsny cures it hs wrcue 1t
is suffic emit guarantee OF the beneficial results
which may be experienced from It's use. Yours,
respectfully, j. CURTAIN HAY
Call ard get pamphlets gratis and see ours Of
Cough, bronchitis rheumatism, Neural1ia, Dysper-
s'a, Aerrousn ess and Ges erul Rs1kncss Asa female
medicine or for delicate children We believe II up.
equalef.
as-scld BY MORTIMER MowBRAY, 40 Balti.
more street, Baltimore. aud 30l broadway. New
York; CHAs: SfOTf 4 co. WIMER, j. B. MOORE,
d. B. CLARKE, CLARKE 4 BOWLING, W. ELII'
OFT, and MCPHERSON, Washington; also, by n.
D. +. ClssEL, Georgetown; and @. C. BERRY,
A.xArdri.. and by Druggists ever, who're.
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WINDOW SHADES,

rf'HiS day received q very extensive and rbos
i stick Of the above goods Of eve variety and
Fr.ce. Purchasers invited 70 give me c,il il
large assortment and saving Cf tlcentyfr~ pr n.
in bu! ing il any consideration, 1 have q lkrge
stock Ct The latest patterns on hapd, bought yssy
cheap, AID VIII be sid at very small prf.s
L T. CLARK,
Upholstere- snd Paper IIar ger North ride
Pa avenue, between IL b and lsth stS-
frC 81 CT (NnHs lul
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d X UGS,
FANCY GOODS AND piEEu&EEY.

FJHUk suhscriiar respectfully Informs his frieu5s
l sni The public that be has ius. received largs
supply of Extracts Of all kinds FOR tie han fsrehe
and all otter things pertaining to the Dreg basi
ness. --
Also. Osgooi's Indian Cholaeoguc, Rowspd's Ton
ic MiHtur., Ksensr's Powders, Fever snd Aaue d.,
ant al, other fever and aSue rem die
q. BDS VEIL.
Corner Maryland NV. md tn ea
N. D.-Superinr Soda Water may be had ut all
times at the above place. sep lin
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ExFoRr O. GsAIS FROM SAN FRANCIsco.-
A. extract from letter from San Francisco,
dated ID iLs;p placed upon tho Baltimore Mer
ohaH'4 Exchange books, says:-
SniP , Z Eishop, which cleared yesterday
fos As" Aork, lake, AOine sou tons barley and
weoEi, ana annthsr vessel loading takes about
10 be an imfnenes trxdo ere long. All kind.
of grain ars extremely low with Us now. and
net sne Kind pays the farmer for raising"
DIsrRzssiSG SUrcIDE.-Nr. Martha Moo,e
wife Of Mr.. VIM. Moore, Of PETERSBURG, com.
1niiied suicide on Tuesday morning Last, by
shooting herself with 9 double barrelei gan,
heavily charged with balls. When she shot
herself, she We, supposed to have been sitting
ia 10 very low kitchen aag bostousd chair.
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Ar Tgos. :, WAN, y, r,,n,x.n, c,orr,.

~ TRoss IN WANT OF HEsDY-MADR CIorHise
thoui1, b5fore purchasing elsewhere. call at Noeh
walker d Co.'s Marble Hail Clothing Emporium,
~here t9ey VIII ind materials Of all kinds, ociors
and guaities made up in the mos: approved It. les
and ut ric-s 1hirh cannot fail t. induce them te
pu!chsse They have just received an additional
large supply of those beautiful and well made Duck
Drilling Coats. which have comparison In this
marIet Their stock is well kept up, consisting Of
sTerythiug belonging to a grntlerr ans wardrobe
together with boys and servants clothing
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90 UsE BsMProN's VEGETABLE TiscfURE.-Fave
you Dyspepss, llver Core plaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases OF the Kidneys amy Loss of rower and DIS
arrangement OF the systeml We but point you to
the thousands who have used the GsEir IsyIaoR. L.
Toh.
10 proof OF what we say above, we refer you tc
snau1pton's Vegetable Tinoture.- spd Its effects
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GEO r. MASSEY AGENT

HAS from one to fifty thousand dollars to loln
u in sums to suit, at ions o. short dates, on sp
proved paper.
Also, several beautiful FARMS. from 8 TO Isl
scces on the Plank Roed. on credit CT TO ears
GEO r. MASSEY, Agent,
All. R. PAIRS, corner llth and streets, from
Q 20 O'clock. 49,.
Also. two CoLoRED BoFs to hire
any ALT
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REV, VERNON EsKRIpGF. .sN

- tal, PoRrsMouTH, VA, Aug. 49,. Ss1.
Mr. j. z. Boush-, sir: While i ain 10 re ne
raj opposed to patent medicines candor compels LIE
to state that have great fdeEoe in The virtues
of Hsmpton's Vegetable TiRrtur-. For several
months past have used IL TN my nily and ia
dyspepsia, loss Of appetite dizziness and general d..
bity, with entire So far as my ex peripnce
extends, thereto; Q, / take pleasure in recommend
ing i. to the sfflited as safe and efcisnt remedy
am, respectfully, yours, ~ 20.
= VlRNoN EsKRIBSE,t
CksnlatD lTpisad 6take NAVY,
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FOR THE GREAT CAMP MEETING,
-- Near Dumfries, Virginia,
ON SUNDAY, September 81.
l. The Steamer THOMAS C0LLYER
49, win leave her Wharf In Washington
st ~ O'Clock m. and Alexandria at 81.
Pasage rour trip, 10 cents
Refteshnients and Meals viii be served On beard
TIL. boat
The Bar will be clesed on the boat and no spirit
Gus liquors solo. sAMUHL GEDNEY, Capt
rug SOFT
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No. The Hackman who took gentle
lS man, last night, from The Depot 10 9Th near
L. Is requested TO cali at the latter Place tc-dsy or
TO morrow ~" .-.. sep lite
n- The b GARD OF Dire o. Ors OF The
lS Warrington Building Association will hold
thsir regular meeting THIS hVENING, at S cork,
In Union Academy, corner n Y. avenue, and l4tb
street. J, Z. DICKINSON,
sep lit" =. III, Secretary.
NOR sALF.-A eompets ret Of School Desks AMI
l. Benches in Ierteet order, and will be sold low.
Enquire CT --''- Barnard 4 EUcKEy.
iep2-1wf 6eolget,wn. I
BOARDING by the mouth. wees, or day eau
ID IN had Ut MRS MADDOH'S near the Gel
Pot Oti-a, en- the south side OF L. between o'h ana
7th str'ets, three 0oors from corner OF I'm.
sep 1-es3t*
r BERTOLOZZI, from Florence, Italy
IL. late Profef sor at Lenox. Mass, gives lessons
in fren n, spanish, italian, and VOCAL Music Ad
dress X street, Franklin Square, between l3th and
l4th s,rests.0 rf-
references: Mrs. Pea'e, Mr.. Baury, Esq, R,v.
Nj Donelsp, in Washington; Professors Fores,i,
rsens. AMI McMullsn, at New York. :!
sep l-5r
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-01
NJHES-MULES.

~ just arrived, . fresh lot of large siae
TES Kentucky Mules, fom fifteen u sixteen
XII hands hi3h, ard for esle st Mr.. 7. VAN
NnsON'I, Congress str ct. Georgetown, ID. Q
Also fv horses, one pair of grays, suitable 1T
double or single harness.
Arply 70 - ---- SANL HALIER.
SEP l-3tA