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UNITED STATES NAIL.
Posf OPYIcl DEPAKTnIs7,

..- Posf OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
July 18th, 1854. 4
DROPOSALS Tor conveying the mails Of the Uni
Il ted States fro m the 10th OF October, 1854, o
the 30th Of June, 1865, on the following route, IL
the State Of TENNESSEE, will be received at the Cor
tract Office of the Post Once Department in the or
OF Washington, until o'clock . m. OF Thursds!
September l4th 1854, to BE- decided bV the next ds
No. S6S9-From Chattanooga by Kelley's Perr
Oats Landing, Jasper, Battle oreel
Keepers, and Pelham. 10 Hllstoro,
miles and back, once q week.
Leave Chsttsnoo Monday attain
Arrive st Hillsboro next day by 6pm
Leave Hill bolo' "Wednesday at an
Arrive at Chattanooga next day by 6pn
For form Of proposal, guarantee, and certificate
and also Instructions embracing conditions to be in
corporated In the contract 10 the extent the depart
oent may deem proper, see the advertisement h.
wiling proposals for mail service for the coz
mens ing July l, 1854, End ending June &c. 1855, in
the States Of Kentucky, Tennessee, &c, dated Janis
airy Q, 1854.
Each proposal should be marked Proposal 70;
route No., Tennessee" and addressed SECOND
Assistant Postmaster General"
JAMES CAMPBELL,
jy 3D. Postmaster General
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A SINGULAR CAsE.-The will case of
Or. Manning, late of Ipswich, Mass. who
left the bulk of bis property, $40, 900, to
found high school in that town, will
afford contest of rare interest. His
son, an only child. to whom he bequeathed
Sl,OOO annually, on, condition he does not
marry certain relative, and 5000 if he
does, has engaged Rufus Choate and Otis
r: Lord, to break the will, ON the ground
of his fathers INSANITY.
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FOR TIE STAR.
AN ENIGMA.

Messrs. EDITORS: In your paper of
yesterday / noticed an enigma, which |
solved IN few minutes. The answer is
Daily Evening Star" If you can find
room, please publish the following:
l am composed Of IL letters:
My II, 9, II, 3, Is, is an animal.
My 2, Is, 18, is an insect. ..
My 3, Is, 5, 8, A, is trade.
My Is, 9, S, 3, l6, always goes with
a carriage.
My l, 5, 7, is worn on the head.
MY III, 5, 10, IA, 8, 16, flies very fast.
My 5, 6, 2, 7, IA, 16, is one Of the
West India islands.
My whole is one of the public build
ings in Washington. -
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1854.
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JNO. ELDER g. co
BOOKSELLERS No. 8, OOLUMBL4 PLA

4 UTH0RIZED Agents for the Modern Standard
n and Minor Drama, Gleason's Pictorial, Flag OF
our Union, Uncle Sam and all the "Know Nothing"
Papers. He also keeps for sale at Wholesale and re-
tall all the popular Magazines, Weekly Newspapers
Daily and Weekly Heralds, Tribune, Times, Sta
tionery, &C., and ell the popular cheap literature Of
tine day.
j. L. &c having daily communication with N
York, rare Books. back numbers of Periodicals. cas
DO promptly supplied.
The trade and citizens generally are respectfully
invited to call at No 3, Coumbs Place. at corner o.
Louisiana saenue and It'll street
JNO. ELDER co.
jy 14-lms
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Don't BELIEVE Ir.-A social party at
Madison, the other evening, were inter
rupted during q game of &c euchre'' by
the entrance Of the clergyman. The at
ter did not seem, however, to notice the
embarrassment of the party, but looked
over the shoulder of one of them who
held the "possibles," and advised him.
IN whisper, to .'take it up and play it
alone. "-Mllua,lkie Neus.
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r0 10 FOB PINKY POINT,
OLD, POINT, 4 NORFOLK.

- sNA The Steamer osoEoLA leaves
likza = Washington every Saturday morning
leaves Norfnlk every Sunday at ?. m; stopping 81
Old Point Piney Point, and all the usual landiie s
on the Potomac for passengers. ga
The Oseeols viii continue to run to Norfolk until
the LIST Of September. ., .l--.,- "a.
Passage and Fare to Norfolk and Old Point, s. co.
jy 2O-tf JAS. MITCUELJ, apt
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SUMNER CLOTHING

OF PINE QUALITIES.-Citizeps and strangers
~ wishing TO purchase Summer Clothing of fin.
qualities will find our p, esent assortment to be as
large and varied as in the beg inning of the sesson
~hich we are now Offering greatly reduced in pri
ces in order to of our entire stock befors the
Fail trade.
Clothing made to order.
We have on hand large and fine assortment OF
Summer material in the piece, which We will make
to order much cheaper than the usual .,ty prices
WALL STEPHEGE.
Next door to the Iron Hal,
Pc avenue, between 9th and 10th ste.
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SNIDER'S WINES
A n, ID I'LL AnE % IL

TOHN v. SNYDER, Dealer In Wines, at the
% former old established Vine Store of JACOB
SNYDER, Jr, No. 76 Walnut street. four doors be-
low Fourth street. whore consumers win be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the most accommo-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the I'm,
portation of FOREIGN WINES, Once No. 70 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation of Wines
&C. from various houses in Europe, in quantities of
siagle do zen and upwards; and also socits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNIDER, the patronage Of
his friends and former customers.
IS All Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
ivered by Express free Of freight je Sly
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
SEA BATHING.
COLUMBIA HOUSE. -
CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY.

- This new and popular establishment il now
Ezopen for the reception Of visitors.
The proprietor, thankful for the patronage he has
50 largely received, begs to assure his friends and
the public that the H0T1L In eTery department
will be kept IN style superior to any previous sea
son. Gas has been introduced into 200 rooms -
Easslers celebrated orchestra has been engaged ex
clusively for this house, and many other arrange
msnts have been made tending to the increased
Application for rooms may be made by address.
ing the proprietor at Cape Island, to the subscr
Der. L. HARDWOOD,
--t- No. II South Sd street, PHILADELPHIA
n. B-Extensiye stshling on the premises. -'s
iA ll-9m -. ~
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LII M r r. r

TUE subscribers having established themselves In
i the Lumber business. at the old stand of VIM
Bird, corner of 9Th and streets, ara prepared ia
furnish ell articles in the trade On favorable terms
They solicit share of public patronage
ia lh-saff GEa W GARRETT no
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FOR BALTIMORE.

- The Steamer CSCEOLA will re-
sumo her regular trips to Balti-
more on TUESDAY MORNING, the 18th instant Of
O'Clock. r- H..- DO
Returning, lsayes baltimore every THURSDAY
at 4 O'Clock p. m---Stopping ut Leensrdtown, Nd,
st. Msry's River, Md, Kinsale and Cone River, and
the usual landings ON the Potomac.
jy7-3ms JAS. MITCHELL, Captain.
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No DOUBT HE wOULD.-The editar If
the Albany Transcript says that the New
York Day Book is entirelyset up by tiris.
and adds that he should like very 4uch
"t0 set Up WITH them"
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AL hIGaT.-"Boy," said a visitor at
tne mouse OF friend to his little son,
''step over the way and see how al Hr,
Bro,on IS" The boy did the Grand and
on his return reported that Mrs Rt,wn
did not know how old she was.
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U A fellow was doubling whether or
not he should volunteer to fight the Next
cans. One of the flags waving before his
eyes, bearing the inscription "Victory
or Death, somewhat troubled and dis
couraged him. Victory is q very good
thing" said he, "but why put it victory
OF death I just put it victory or cripple,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Once U. g. Penitentiary,

Omce u. g. Penitcntfary,
Washington. July is, 1854.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS for Wood and Csal viii
~ Dc received at this office until IL O'Clock m, Ap
gust Is, 1874. III -g...-4
LOO cords Of half seasoned good oak wood, Of mei-
um size, and free from limbs or lop Boed.
20 cords Of good seasoned pine wood
ee tons o. red ash anthracite CRATE coal.
Thu wood to be deliver on the Peuitsntsao
NhoEf and the coal in tbs prison yard.
THOMAS THORNLEY,, Warden.
iy 5-2awlm
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,

dEOh3 EIOWN, u. u.
m ss.. A. w% n. o & Sisrh' PRINCIPALS.
'HE duties of this Seminary win be resumed on
i FRIDAY, Sept mber 1sr. 80
The course Of studies actually pursued in this In.
sdtution embraces higher and more thorough
range than that pursued IN any other Female Sem
mary in the Union. - r...' e
The location of the Seminary Is remarkable for its
salubrity. The buildings large, the rooms cape.
cious, and the grounds for recreation very am.
pie. ----
Terms for boarding pupils, $500 per session of 10
months, payable the LIST OF september and LIST OF
February. This charge includes boarding, tuition
in English and Mathematics, room rsnt, fuel lights
and WASHING. Music, French, Spanish, DC. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from S. to $40 per quarter, according
to the classes which they enter.
Reference is msde to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. T. de Ia Roche, W. G. Rdgely, Esq, W Hunter
Esq, W. s. H. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, Esq,
Robert P. Dodg,, Esq, and DR.. o. NJ. Linthicum,
Georgetown, D. G.; and to Jos. II. Bradley, Esq,
Aaron G; Dayton, Ksq, and Mr.. Ntzhugh ooyle,
Washington, D. O.
jy1 4-n Intel Union)
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UNDERTAKEN

G o. WALL, Undertaken in all 1t.
branches Funerals attended to a.
the shsrtest notice. in the best manner, and OH tn
most reasonable terms.
Seventh, between d and z streets.
Residence on 6, between E and h, north side.
lY 6-eo3m
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 10. 1854.

consequence Of various applications from differ
ent parts OF the United states, desiring an sxten.
non ftfme to enable manufacturers of machinery
70 prepare plans and proposals. to be submitted In
accofdAnce Win the terms Of the advertisement OF
this department, Of July l, 1862 the time specified
that for the reception of proposals.
&c. Is extended until the LIST of September next.
jy 20-dd J, @ DORRIN
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" A young blood in Suckerdom,
wishing to get chance to tell one of the
fair ones what he thought of her, doomed
his best looks, and addressed her in th is
wise: Miss, can l have the exquisite
pleasure of rolling the wheel of converse.
ten around the axletree of your under
standing few minutes this evening ?n
The lady tainted.
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L TELEGRAPH VIEW OF RICHMOND. Va
drawn from Nature and en- Stone, BY William
Macleod, Esqa Tor sale BY
Hb- TRANCK TAYLOR.
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamer,

SUPERTOR PIANO FORTE FOR SALE We have
~ at private sale very superior 7-ociave PIANO,
which VIII be sold great bargain, and upon res, or
able terms. ID B. CAMPBELL co,
8. side Pa. avenue, near 10th street.
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TO MECHANICS AND BUSINESS
MEN.
FIRST PREMIUM PUMP

4 SAFE and money making business s guaranteed
"A to all persons purchasing State, County, and
Township rights for the AMERICAN LIFTING
PUMP (Polley's patent Elastic Adjustable Bucket,)
acknowledged by scientific men who have witnessed
its operation to be the best and most valuable pump
for general purposes, In the Union. Persons pur
chasing rights will have no competition, and secure
handsome profits. .--.
Considerable territory Is already sold and the de-
mand Is rapidly increasing.
Rights can be purchased low and models, &c., bs
seen by applying to II. VIVIAN & CO., Sole Manu-
facturers, 100 North Front Street, Philadelphia.
N. B.-Local and travelling Agents wanted LIB.
eral commission given. may 25-3m
ROGER BROWN & co.,
HHOLE&ALE DEALERS q LXPORTKRS or
WINES AND LIQUORS.
No. SAG HIGH STREET, "
between Eighth and NINTH north si1s,l
PHILADELPHIA,P PA.
soam BROWN. foo 28-1yJ WILLIAM WALLACE
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TBY-TRY-TRY

GANN0N'S VEGETABLE or BLOODI URIFYIN9
" BIfTERS. ~ Ask for the bots % with the
Portrait of the Inventor and Proprieto, and take
mons other, -.5- WIN. NJ. CAN NON,
-; gFl Wsship yton, DC.
To whom sill oriers should be addressed or Agencies
he fab 2h->ot+
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EASTERN OCCUPATION.-The London
Punch says 1.-THE Anglo French forces
In the East are called an army of occu-
patton but whatever their occupation
may be, they seem to be doing very little.
Indeed, it may be questioned whether
MIR. Joseph Miller would not be justified
IN describing the English troops as doing
nothing, and the French as helping them. .
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PROPOSALS ron STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT or TIE TNrTRioR.
Wsshinfton, July O. 165S

CEALKD PROPOSALS for furnishing the ststios
y cry Of this department for one yesr, ending tie
18th August 1855, viii he received until o'clock
p m on the 18th cay Of August next
Those unaccompsnied by satisfactory testimonial.
Of ability to fulfll the contract will not be cons
ered. .
Az the aTtices must be Of The uery best guay, san
ples Of which must accompany the bids and The
pies, and pay for the ZANE at prices stated 10 the o.
Ser, OF return them, at its option.
Each proposal must be signed by the firm or ind
vidual making IL, and must specify a priee-snl bu,
one prioe-for each and every article contained IN
the schedule. Should articles be required net tns-
meratd they are to be furnished At the lowest mar
ket prioes, according TO quality.
best quality, and delivered without deisy when o.
dered to the satisfaction Of the head OF the ofhs
for which they are required
The deparme reserves TO itself the right OF or.
dering greater or less quantity Of ssch and sv.ry
article contracted for, the public sersice may
quire. r.....
person persons contracting; and in case o. fail.
ure 20 supply the articles required the contractog
and his surrties sh. be Liable for the forfeiture spe
cited in such bond q IiQuidated damages.
The suhjoined list specifies, As nearly a. nov car
be done, the amount, quality, and description o.
articles that will he wanted.
10 reAms 70 10 post, satin or plain tnish. flint
lined, and trimmed, TO weigh not Les
than IL lbs. per ream
% do foolscsp, bsnd-msde, faintiinsd, and
trimmed, to weigh not lees than L
10 do foolscsp, machine, faint Nued and
trimmed, to weigh not not less tina,
IL lbs. per ream
10 do foolscap, blue laid, hand made. fsinS
lined, garden pattern, commonly
known as despatch consulsr "a
Fer, to weigh not less than le lbs. Pc
ream
I50 do qu,rts post, h.nd made, plain faln.
lined three Sides per ream
125 do quarto post, machine, plain, fAint lined
three rides, per resm
do Quarto post, hand made, plain, faint
lined, four sides, per ream
do Quarto post, French, faint lined three
Sides per reau
* do DO note PAPER gis per ,san' Large sire
10 do do gilt DO small sise
do do plain do do
la0 do envelope paper yeil'" or buzz
80 do snvsicPs paper, fat cap. white
- 10 do large brown envelope do
20 do blotting paper, royal do
Is dozen patent blotting paper 81.
Is do DO double sIs- 30 'H'e'
SO do do elephant do
so do tracing paper, largest size French do
5000 binders boards. 81 by ION inches PEI 100
40 dozen cards Perrys best metallic pens, per dos
cards
$50 do OF su other manufActurs in uss
20 gross metallic pens, Der gros
10 quilts, No 80 per N
10 do do do desk pencils, with
Len rosewood hsndIee per dosen
20 gross Of leads for appointed pencils assorted
Is dozen Consess beat black lead pencils, grsdp
loo do Monroe,s or otbar ms nufartr,~, cr.snx
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Il Ine Songs Of scotland, with the music and pi-
ano accomplishments, vol
Inc Book Of celebrated Poems, With engrsvings
containing forty. Of the most popular
poems In the English Language, unabridged,
cLoRdon, 1854 ..-.-
Ruskin's Lectures on Architecture and Painting,
vol, 1854
Webster's Royal Red Book, or Court and Fashion
able Register for 1854 -a.-
bosworth's Angio-Saxon and English Dictionary, 1
vol
Shortredss Logszithms; Eutton's Mathematical
Tables; Hutton's Mathematics, by Ruther
ford Dunn on Coal Mines; Mutter on Ceal
IL The Law NJ sI;ses and Minerals. Janon oS the
Precious metsl and many others, Just i'm
ported by -- fkANCh TAYLOR.
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GARD.
To tie Ladies Of Washington, GsorgetosSa
Alaan.a 3,.a.o lie

HENRY WEIRMAN'S Ladies' Misses, and Chi
4 Il dren's French Shoes are sold by the under
igned, on 18th street, just above Corcoran & Riggs
Banking House, in bis new building, with the high
marble steps, where he will receive Ladies' orders
and keep constantly on hand every variety of La
dies', Misses and Chdren's French Cater WALKING
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters, Slippers &c
made to order by II. Weirman, of PhIadelp hia, oI
the best French Cater materials and In the lates;
Partisan styles. These Caters are entirely different
from wiat are generally known assslopsbop shoes;'
being all custom work, Of superior Workmanship
and wallanted TO give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort, and economy
will consult their interest by giving me call, and
examine for themselves. G. WEIRMAN
18th ST., just above CoTcoran & Rigg's
aug iS-lyeo Banking House,
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FOE POOR AND LABORING MEN.
CMALL BUILDING L0Ta Of 10 feet or more In
y various parts OF the City, and Georgetown, at
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD & co.
BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves in
washington Georgetown, or Alexandra
For sale, a large and handsome o4RRIAGE and
HARNkSS LLOYD 90,
18th street. OPP. Treasury Department.
TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, sc.
fax, and the Ann Pickerell, from New York and
Philadelphia, viz:
40 half chests Green and Black Tea
6s bags JAVA, Jamaica, Marscaibo, Rio, and
As boxes Ground Coffee n
AZ DO AdaDantine and patent sperm Candles
% do Colgate Co.'S Fancy and Bar Soaps
II do Hseker's Farina and Com. Starch
italian Maecaroni, Vernicelli, Bordeaux and Olive
Oil
Fresh Prunss, sardines, Walnuts, Pecan Nuts and
Layer Raisins, Ground Nuts, Almonds. DC.
20 boxes large bowl Pipes, on consignment.
ALSO In STORE
bales new Ht pa, growth of 1859
20 bids. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars,
part very prime
4boxes White Havana, and 20 bags of Brazil
IS bbls Crushed, Powdered, Grsnulstsd, Clari-
fed sugar
SO do Syrup, New Orleans and F. q. Molssses
bright and heavy
AZ do fine old Whiskey, comprising ZsigIer.
Funk, Harris Ruthrauff's highly es.
teemed brands
10000 Havana Cigars ..-s5.
zoe 900 German Cigars
Together with a large and complete assortment Of
GR0GERIES
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his
customers, the eitisens Of Washington and the I'd
joining co0ties, fer thair liberal PATRONAGE eItenJ
90 70 him FOR the last two year, and hops with his
large Increased facilities and strict personal a. ten
ton 70 business to merit continuance Of the same
WIN. NJ CRIPpS,
La. avenue, between 9th and TIN sts
au1 8-eo6t -
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE wRErcHED FAMILY
By MRS. LYDIA JANE PTERsoN


wretched and ragged, dirty and poor.
A man sneaks along TO the rum sellers door,
Bloated and livid with red rheulny eyes,
An object that all people shln and despise,
Abiectly trembling, he begs for a dram,
Which the half sobered landlord denies with DAMN
Writing with anguish, he turns TO depart,
With a curse on his lips-and despair on his heart
Wasted and weary, and hungry and poor,
woman creeps up TO a grocery door;
Languid and pad, her eyes dim with tears
Wretched and friendless, the trembier appears,
Now she implofeth with voice sadly sweet,
Trust me TO something, my children can eat,
Mo- Gays the grocer-you never will pay,
And the neart broken woman turns s0bbmg away.
Ragged and famish'd, barefooted and poor,
little boy goes TO rich neighbor's door;
Please ma'am-he blushing and fatering plead,
Lend my poor mother a half loaf of bread.
Lend! cries the woman. Why don't you say give !.
IT'S a pity such poor, worthless wretches should
The children beg bread and the father bees rum.
Ii is not my duty. Away with you home.
Home went the hungry child, weeping and slow.
Wond 'ring why Providence orders things 30,
Tat he with MS little hsart gushing with love,
Who asked daily bread Of his Father above
Must be poor out cast, despised and forlorn.
Hated and tainted and treated with scorn,
He bits his small hand, with desoate aMy
Father In heaven. Oh, let Charley die"
Home comes the Woman with faltering feel,
And nothing 10 give the poor babies to eat:
Round her they cling, with wall of despair
And she IN her darkness, finds place for prayer
Why am thus! Is her agonized cry,
Hhhe women no better, no worthier than /,
equander their gold in luxuriant ease,
GOD! are their children more precious than these
Home comes the man. mad with anger and pain,
Inc IRE of the runl-fever scorching his brain
Home-which to his guilty sprt is hell,
where famine and sorrow in hdeousness dwell
he gared on his tremblers, with tiger like eyes,
Crying forever! God d--n you;" he cries,
Here vef the picture TOO painful to view
On, II Is dreadful-and dreadfully true.
Is there no hope for this home Of DESPAIR,
NO hand 10 bind up the hearts bleeding there,
NO one to lead the lost drunkard to see
saivat,on's pure waters flow penseous and free.
No one TO say to that woman of grief,
God has not forgotten-he sends YOU relief,
NO one TO say To those children-look up, 80 e.. -
AND thank your Creator with gladness and hope?
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DoTsLsAEIox
DID ENEEp APTJGTr IM uaTR

PREMIER ARTIST In HAIR,
INVENTOR OF TIE CELEBRATED GOssAMHR
VENTILATING WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUPACES.
No. 7T5 CHESTNUT STREET oTpcsse the Elate
House, Ph,IGdasftd.
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies and Gentlemen
l. to measure their own hes Is with accuracy:
for Wigs, Inches. Woupses Scalps, Inch.
No. 1. Tho round Of the No. !. From forehead to
head back as far az
e. From 70 sheaa bald.
over the hosd to 2. Over foreh sad as
neck. far as required.
8. From ear to ear 8. Over the crown Of
over tbs head. tas heed
4. gror1 ear to ear
round the fore
head.
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REMITTAHCEs TO IRELAND.
DERs0NS desiring to send money to Ireland. can
obtain checks for fter more, on the Belfast
BANK. Banking Company, Payat in all the priloipsI
Ss BIZ ornos;,s t ~. Tns bAoT p