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Dps CATALOGUE OF
LAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
! ard Dealers ut Proprietofs' lowest
.sency, No. Isl CHARITIES ST.,
aHibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hu.chingis Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Gouley'dVegetable, CoiemAn's,
IiooAand's German, orygennted.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Watsr, Meen Fun,
Jones,s Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMH- rfi
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jones'e Chemical, ~ r = Ia ''.-
RadwayB' Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet aud Family,
Shaving Creams and Compoundso
all descriptions. ~
PILLS.
IWright,s Indian Vegetable,
Mofatt,s Life, Hrandreth'e,
hior.ison's, Les's New London,
PARIS, sappingtop's, Champions,
Graeienberg, snype's Shnntive,
IJsyne's kSus, Winof's Camombsr
Hibbard's Anti-bilious, Peters,
lspencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper's, Covel's Rheumatic,
Anderpop's, Allebneis' Health,
Wistar's Gentle Purgatiye,
Ailebasis' Ague, Hooper'a, 4
Chickner'B sugar-costed,
Herrick's Sugar-coatedt -.
lGilbert'B Ambitious, BecxMttn's,
lLeidy's Blood, Ingoldsby'h Pile,
Scotfs Vegetable. Esgon's,
IRsdway'a Regulators,
iRose's Railroad, Leidy'a Female,
4 Loaden'sIndisn Ssnntive,
Louder's Agne, Holloway's,
Halsted's Anti pyspeptic,
Gordon's, McLane'e Liver,
HAIR DYES,
Phslon's Magic, Bachelors, b.
Gilman'a instantaneous, %
Billiards., Jules Hsusi's,
, Jayne's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morse'B Invigorating Cordial
Thprn'H Extract,
Tatrant's Aperieht,
Tarrant's Elixir Of Rhnbarb,
,CaIler's epanish Mixture,
:, - Daitaf
Mother. -.
,ioo,nso,c, Drors,
Lyons Magnetic Powders.
Mrs. Kiddsr's Cordial,
rhompson's Eye Water
Watta'B Nervous Anita
Billings Astringent,
/, Hyatt3s Life Balasm,
McMuun'sE Elixir Of Opium,
lRadway's Ready Relief,
/. Railways Reaolyent,
Tarant's Indelible Ink,
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces,
DR.. Fitch's Shoulder Braces,
DR.. Fitch'sInhaling Tnbes,
DIR. Roses Preparations,
Winer's AIeanum Extract,
tTeneur'r Specific,
Marshnll's Catholieon,
DR., Ftteh's Preparations,
Morae's Compound Syrup Of Yellow
Dock,
Perry Dsvis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound,
hIortimors's Cordial Ritters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Crossman's Specific,
Dir. Wards Specific,
Upham's Pile Eleetuary,
Steers 0podelioe,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Turlington's Balsam,
DR.. Cullen's Preparations,
Batemnn's Dropa,
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
lSeidlits and Soda Powders,
Epping's Fluid Extract Buchu,
Lueins Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats, etc.
Leidy's Erasiye Soap,
Kirby's Cholera Drops, re-
Balls Cholera Syrup,
iSpobn'a Headache Remedy.
Connell's Mixture,
| Or. anarchists Uterine Catholicon,
Cowan's Lithontriptic,
Louden's Preparations,
Houghton's Pepsin.
sCHEIDAM SCHNAPPs.
and all dealers in any of the articles
ill find Ii to their advantage by call
!, where will be found the NEST ex-
ATENT MEDICINES in the United
lease sddress
}lHT' a, 10. .,
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"A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr, Goop,s COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF CoPAIvA-Ths great remedy extern
s,vey used IN New York and other cities positive
onorrhea elect the Directions Spanish and English
Sold at No. ISL CHARITIES SSREET ieI4 an
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y UNDERSIGNED An ! duly appointed Agv.

- oiiheoldesthbliahed house
AhboUIN MARETT Il CO., for
tts GALE ofthe Superior BRAN
DIES, oSoLE IMPORTER . +
taseslehratei P oULTN EY5
BRANDY, ia now prepared 10
receive ordersfor either, 10 BE-
lllppsd direetto any portinthe
= CozHae. STl''' ~ =, !
mssamp.sa santssss.s the
efits
tanalYLA Ifeaa VIE.
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LUTHER MESS

FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, 5=u
~ Corner u BENToEaaa EBPRR0SLNE strssss,
E#- Office No. 106sT. CHARLES STREET,
Two Doors from the ST. Charlie 1benire;
0tths Lsst and qst sBPToySd PseuS 81
STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS, STORE FRONTS, cAPI
TAILS and all kinds of CAST AND WROUGHT IRON WORK for
Building Purposes.
Eb- BUILDERS HARD WARE-A large complete
atCos Prices the OLD STAND 1oe ST. Charles
STREET, mhBIy
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

NJ WRIGHT l. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
sN i. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they supply Dmgs and Dealers owes
Tg ssnera spoeia Isl CHARITIES ST.
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SARDINEs-40 cases whole, halfand quarter
~ boxes lSanis brand for sale bv
Hss /. ,. COCHRAN HALL, 80 srasiat st
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FROM DR. VIM T. PRENTIsS,
mr. BuLn 8arsaphra will that have
ito extent affections Of endng nea
fa Leprs, Prora seaba Syphic diseases
Indication Of ccne In
modification the fuda Of the body with considerable
With local think would prefer 10 other
fazasn SApaln in and phyaician will admit Its
uPoaarninlnE lie sahsnees tha enter into tE compoasn
Respect fully, ysurs. w. r, PRENTISS, MD
LswispoTt Ky. december ,lB1f
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
p HENRY " OGDEN Agent,
decsO ly ofes, rs IS. Charles street.
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sCHELpAM scHNApes.

hFSt Et4tDtAHr bDIIKEAK %
and all dealers in any of the articles
1ill find 1t to their advantage by call
e, where will be found the NEST ex-
sATENT MEDICINES in the United
Please sddress
I9HT IL co.,
DICINE WAREHOUSE, o
o. ISL Char tres st New Orleans, La.
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saOICE VINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAs-
the vintage of 1885 1885, 1905 Co.
md qualities. 'N-1'~1fe' ts''t sattousp'iees
Reserve Psthetinho, sIndisM.
Dau Sordon aud Harmony Eephews Sherry; Port St
Hook Creme Bouly Fieur sery and
aseR of sill qualities, - '' ~ eosAh ans
sosnd Tin Crox Rum Scotch Roanoke
ye Whisky Brand Fruits Fruits Juice Cordss Of
BOXERS Berlin and Goueys Btter
ts Hayot WINES LIQUORS. which will az
ssa "a go Dc iound, for cash city paper.
soVesaksfEsTERand ALE, puts and quarts
Il, T, TAYLOR. Rnv
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-02

LIFE ~ New YoRx-TBE You've WIFB OF
A RIca OLD MAS-Ths New York Sun, Of
Saturday morning last, serves up the following
dish of scandal:
GA gentleman about sixty years Of age.
doing large importing business in South
street, abd residing on one of tue fashionable
avenues in this city, for some months suspected
his wife, very handsome young woman,
scarcely out Of her "teens, with being on more
than friendly terms with the son Of wealthy
neighbor. On Thunlsy morning, he announ,
ced his intention to leave town on business, and
not return until the following morning He
however, did return sooner than was expected
(about eleven O'Clock at night,) and unlocked
the back hall door with his night-key, not
stopping even to ring the BELL and crep'
stcalthiIy to the door Of his room on the second
aud looked through the key hole, when he saw
light, and imagined that he also saw objects
moving in the room lie listened for some mo
msuts, and finally heard Suppressed whisper
ings. One Of the voices be thought was
mans His patience now became entirely ex-
hsusted, and he a tempted to open the door,
but found it securely locked on the inside.
He listened again, but all wss silent. De-
termined on knowing tho worst, he took Fl Old
his pocket revolver, and demanded admis-
sion to the room. His demand not being com
piled with as soon as he thought it should be,
he burst open the door, and on doing 90 dis
covered something white leaning on one of the
windows of the bed room. He ran to the win.
dow, looked out, saw, and discharged one bar.
rel of the revolver ut what be took to be his
neighbor's son, as be was scaling the fence of
his yard, without any other article than his
linen on. On looking about the room, the in.
jured husband espied snugly piled up on a
chair at the foot of the bed a pair of pants, in
one of the pockets of which was porte mon
nais containing SOB %; a vest, coat, and
cravat, and on the floor pair of patent leather
boots, and pair Of socks, and on the bureau
hat and fine gold watch, which, he says, the
owner can have by calling for and proving
property. The wife, during these discoveries,
said nothing, but wept mist bitterly. Efforts
a'e being made by the friends of the parties
to settle the affair. without bringing their
names before the public"
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Class 4.

III OF the papers d-signsted In cl.se 10 be made
nj the e materials, and finished In the b. 1T man
DER. free from STATION, white b,re color 60
may b. required, ard t. be of the regular etspds d
siE-s of tteit respective hin 6 The ri hit reserved
OF ordering o great or less quantity If "a and
every kind cfntr acted far. at such times and IN
'urh quantities as the pub t. ssrvi may =, quiz.
Each C as will be coosidersd separa elv and lie
-u'J ct 10 separate contract hut bidders m.yc.
fer for one % more CT the clses in the sam rrnpe
sai; apd the privilege Ia re ~rv-d r 9ui ing bi
Ter Mo nay have more than one ella ga gn.d
him TO take al such classes forfeit hi, right to
any cla's.
.aLpies (not lefs than oue quira> Of eacN Kind o.;
"aper id far o''d bW ono srrp'f for ,och I'd mu
Accompany each b /; and In class 4, be nnmb-red
70 correspond vi b the nus bsr of tire pap<r pro
pssed tor In that SCI edule, aad In the fr.t thrs,
isssrs, to b, properly designated on ,hs sample II
{ will rot b. cousid-rvd AID all proposals and
a~Iks NUT b. irsnsmittts to this Office re o.
p lila or ether expense.
Pa prop sai NUT be signed bv the in 'jvidua
or firm u"ki'g 1t, nd 4 ust Fl f. IN" price Re,
p'uod and tn consequent pric- Ter Eeam, (and tut
ons pri 70 rach OF every kiuu Of paper cort io-d
IN the ca = p.oIosei fo!.
All the per in tn seve- al c!assss must he Nv
ere at such place plAcs NAV be des'gr aei IN
Washin. ton lily, in good order free Of all and ever,
sx ra charge or cxpsns, o d je to tn q PFC
lion, count weight, and meaSu enc n OF the Sup
intend. MT, and be q respects satisfactory.
Blank forms fer proposals. vi ] be firm sh. a.
this oiiee 70 persons applying them; and non.
will Be taken into oSnsldt rat on unls substan la.
y agreeing herewith.
Bonds, With approved fesuritss, viii b. rsqrirs
and the supplying Of an inferior arti.Ie In any O
tho class Q, or failure to supply the quaint ty 70
CURED 1t any time, win be considered OLAF n OF
the contract
Each bidder Il required to furnish vi h bis BRO
pss.ls satisfactory e'iiencs Of hts shiH to cute
II, ard any proposal ursec.mpanied With such evi-
deIes will be reject d.
The proposals vii, b. opened In the mann er -
qured BY Law ION the nrst Tuesday after the frst
monday IN Dsfmhsr next fs-h, ct o 'o,k.m
at the ONCE of''s Sur- ,.-LIeat
Proposals Will be .ddres;ed 10 TIE Sups ri,
tsndsnt Of TIE rub PIintias, Capitol Of n Uat.
states, Wellington, Abd IN lrrssi proposals for
supplying Paper"
A q SEAMAN,
euperint. ni.nt OF the Public Prihtiss.
,ct 2-eotDecl
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Proposals for Furnishing Paper FOL
the Public Printin9.

OFFICE eUPERISTENpesf OF PUBLIC PRINTING, }
Washington, Septemb Der 80, 1854.
IN pursuance Of the "Aet b, prov'd. for executing
i the public printing" &c, approved August e.
lso4 fesled proposals will be iveI 1T this ofc.
in the Capito', until the FIRST Monday 18th day) Of
December next, at - o'clock m. for Furnishing the
paper hat msy re I. quired FIR the public printing
for the year c"mmenc'ng on the LIST day Of ID, c.m.
her. 1854, and ending on the LIST day Of December,
1855.
me sutjoined list snecines, as nearly - can be
ascartained, the quantity. end the quality and de
acrip'inn, Of each kird Of paper that will be 70
quired.
CLASS
'0'V"' resms nne pr,ptmg paper, ueeslendered. b
MEASURE "a by 3S inches and to weigh for v
I'VE pcunss to the ram OF $50 st Gets.
1900 reams fine printing paper. c.lendered, TO
measure "a by ss ipch's, and to weigh fifty
Fix pounds to the ream Of $50 she IT.
CLtss3
300 reams supsrhne hsrdsixed end cslendered
printing paper. to measure % BY 80 iuches
And to weigh fofty'e ght pounds to the resn
The fibre OF the paper Of each IF the above classes
to be OF linen and tt n, fc.e from all adult
with mineral or other tubstan a. of a fair white
De 9, and put up In Quire, q twenty four tbsets
each, and In bun les If two reans each each reau
to contain $50 perez sheets. Uniformity In oo,or
thickness and weight will be n qured: and no hun
die vsryi' over undtr five Ter mt from the
standard weight viii be receiv,d and the ercs
weight will tn all cases he rAQuir-d Mixing Of Va
rious thrknes.es in the sam. blu ndDe 10 make up tn
weisht vi be Considered . VOL atom Of tbs
tract
hanples indicating the nuali y. &c /, Of tee paper
requ red In the foregoing three CLASSES cao be oh
taired at the on Of the psrintenden n. or uill
furnished by mail to person intAndiug to iii
Contracts viii be entered into eupplving the
qu'nitie. required in the Fl s. s,c,nd, ard thiro
ciasse' at aurh m-s ns tie public service mny r.
quire; b. ,he privilege il I-s-rved OF ords,i ing
great quantity on ether class. should &. cate,
quantity bs quiret at fu: IN times and In such
lusLttie as msy he deemed necessary.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DROP II. W. MUNDER takes great pleasure IN
i announcing to his friends and the pubic gen.
or lily, that he has returned to Washington and wi
resume the du les Of his SCHOOL on saturday,
October 7tb, 1885,, at 81 o'clock p. m. for lsdi-e
and on Friday, ct ~ O'Clock, for eendemep BE
hss leased the large and bee utiful han now In the
course Of erection, corner OF Ninth and Streets
which vii be fitted up In handsome ,tyle with
every convenience, expressly for danciag purpose
The location IL everything that he desirable TO
parents, 10th private and central, and In point Of
beauty Will be surpassed BY none In the city. In
consideration thst his Hall will not be completed
untii November Goth, he proposes commencing his
school ct his old stand corner Of Seventh street and
Louisiana avenue.
Having given the most entire satisfaction to his
former patrons, he feels hesitation in again or
ing his fervioee to those who wish to be perfected IN
any department in the above beautiful accomplish
ment. HE style of dancing needs no comment, ss
bis numsrr as pupils in his former class vii tsetsfy
His bew Hall win be opened with large Ball and
Exhibition. All thor who wish TO participate ars
requested TO join imu ediately.
Terms. &c. will be made known upon application
at Mr. John p. Ellis's Mudc Store, Penu, ylvauis
avenue near Tenth rect. sep % colin
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~ As the season sp,rouchss for gentlemen, >,
Fall snd Winter wear We call tho attention of our
readers to tho very large and we'll selected stock
Ready msde Clothing for men and youths wear,
manufActured With taste and elegance, by Moan
WALKEa 4 Co of the we'll known Msrbi. Hall Clio
thing Emporium, Browne Ho.el. Their surtout
over coat Ia cut and finished with a degree of t.st-
that would do credit to the hrst class custom
oouses Their assortu ent of over sacks combine
the lae styles and of goods Of recent importation
Dress and Frock Coats Of superior finish and Of all
fa~hi nabe ooloIs Business suits, Coats, Pants and
Vests OF plain end fgu red Csssimeres. Black doe
skin and Fancy Cashmere Pantaloons. Vests OF
rich velvsts, merinos, pu.hes, plain and figured
81 ks, sstins, cafsimeres, Ia. They have large Sc
srtmsnt of Shirts, Drawers, Un iershirts, Collars,
Tres, Gloves, &c sep %
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ALEXANDRIA coRRRsPONDENcI.

Ura'her-Sale of Propsrty-Funeral-E
-MaTriage.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 2 1854.
This morning clouds hang heavily over us,
and the atmosphere Is cool and damp.
The fine wharf property belonging to tho
Powell estate, will be offered at public rale
this morning. The property ia very desirable
and will probably bring good prices
Yesterday afternoon, tho mortal romans of
our late citizen, Joseph Carson, were borne to
their last resting place, attended by large
number Of our citizens. The funeral oortcee
was escorted by Osceola tribe Of Red Men, 40
companied by Esputa's band. The tribe turn
out in largo numbers, and bore (draped with
the SYMBOLS of sorrow their superb banner.
The burial service of tho occasion was per.
formed by the Rev. Mr. Egsleston, of the
Methodist Episcopal church. after which came
the solemn rites of tho Red Mon.
Scarcely had this sad procession concluded
when the long sorrowful notes of requiem an
nounced the arrival Of another funeral train
from Washington. Slowly winding thr ,ugh
our streets, with craped banners ami mufled
drums, came they to lay the body Of m old
A'exandrian in tho burial place of his fathers
First in the procession came tho Franklin
Fire Company, four deep, with banner and
American aag. and accompanied by Prosperi's
Brass Gand-makiDg ine appearance; next
came the Northern Liberties Fire Company.
four deep, bearing their beautiful banner; aud
next, Usage Tribe, l. o. R. NJ clothed in the
hne regalia Of their order, and headed BY
their superb standard; after which delega.
CATION from Union Lodge, l. o OF. The
oofln was borne upon the beautiful funer al
car OF the franklin company, and the entire
arrangement Of the proce sion was most cred.
liable to those concerned in its supervision.
On tho evening of Friday, about 9 o'clock,
nre was discovered in tho lumber yard OF
Messrs Smoot 4 Uhler. The flames soon
caught the light northeast wind, and whirling
from beneath the piles of lumber, soon spread
to tho adjacent frame warehouse of Hume,
Marshal 4 Ward, in which was slowed zoo
sacks OF salt, setting FIRE to the combustible
materials In . few moments. By this time
our hremen we're ready to combat tho devour
ing element, and foods Of old Cameron began
to quench its ardor. It was not, however
until tho frame building had been consumed
and an acj'iAins stable unroofsd, that the
progress Of the e"rA'gration was stayed The
Loss fAlis heaVi'st upon the enssrprising 6rm
os Hume, Marshal Ward, who are damaged
about 81 ,0OO-eovered by insurance. Three
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EPISCOPAL ACrS OF THE LATE Bishop VAIN.
WRIGHT. The authentic report of the official
acts of the late DR.. Wainwright, during the
twenty-five months Of his episcopate, is as fol-
lows: The entire number of persons confirmed,
4,127; number Of sermons and addresses de
livered, 500; ordinations of deacons, Al; OF
priests, l2-totaI, 40; churches consecrated,
Is; corner stones laid, IL; clergymen insti.
tuted, L.
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dragon regiment, the men Of which were r..
Gently trsnsferred to the first rg,mnt Of
dragons In New Mexico. By the opening Of
the next season for active operations, it Is ex-
pee'ed that the four companies will be sufi.
cisnt'y filed by recruiting as to permit them
to start rom Fort Leavenworth for duty tour
on the plsins.
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hundred dollars will cover the loss Of Messrs
emoot b Uhlsr.z - 81
Three story brick dwelling on Duke street,
owned by Miss 3. c. White. 81 feet by leo,
was bid 10 at public sale on Saturday 1t =, 500;
s J. Mccormick, auctioneer
This mo: ming. one Of our said citizens was
united In the bonds # Hymen to blooming
belle Of our city. at St. Mary's Church Rev
MIR Biloxi officiating. AMI.
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Inc Lesr Snip City OF GLAseow.-Csptain
McLeary,o OF the bark Mary Morris, from Gias
gov a. Nc" York, reports having fallen in
With, On the 18th Of August, the hull If q
large iron vessel, painted bi aek, with . br;rb.
red b'ttom-sppsrently Clyde built vessel :;
had three or four compartments; the wood
work was entirely burned out; sen. some men
sloft to look into her, some Of whom repor.
seeing machinery Supposed to be the wreck
OF the long lost CT Of Glasgow.
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AB-H should be MATERIALLY knotcn-fori ts strictly
hue-that indigestion is the parent Of large pro
portien Of the fatal diseases Dysentery, diarrha,
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated by indigestion
alone Think Of that dyspeptcs think Of 1t all whe
suffer from disordsred stom1chs and II you are viii
ling to Be guided by advice, founoed upon expert
snos. resort at once don't delay day. to Hooands
which, a. An Alternative, curative, and inyieorsnt
stands alone and unspproached. We have tried the
Btters; and knew that that they are EXCELLENT for
the diseases specified above. For sale BY dealers In
medicine everywhere. as
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BURNS & COCHRAN,

SUCCESSORS TO BURNS & BROTHER,
Pa. arenue, ootsoecn ~ and eta SIS.
HAVE now in stere land are 10 daily receipt 81
stocE Of BOOTS and sHOEe, suitable fy
the eeason. fer ladies, gentlemen, mi pes',
boys, and cbildren's wear, Of every grade -
and quality, and OF every variety of style which
have been msde 10 order by the best .tnrers
In New York and Philadelphia, sni Of the finest
msterisl.
Without enumersting, their frien is spd the pub.
lie are invited 10 call and exsmiue their stock, which
VII be found complete in every department. and be
offered 1t mo1erat. prices. s-p 1s-~aat
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A %oUGH SHoD" NOTICE Tho New York
Mirror thus walks into Raymond, tho fusion
candidate fsr Lieutenant Governor in the EN-
pire State
Ills political creed is availability. His
foundation is rotten. False to all par les. he
ls to be trusted by mono, until tune snail have
proven that he has 70, ented Of those errors.
and that he has supsradded to an honor able
private character tho deserved reputation of
an honest, earnest and consistent public man. -
Alas for the esprit du corp, of tho New
York editors
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AGLVER DIsE,ss.-Carter's Spanish MIXTURE rs
rtme ~ for liver disease and the number Of for
mdAbl- evils connected with dieorgauised state Of
tost organ, Il unrivalled.
Hundreds Of certif-at q from the highest sources
Of parsons living in the tity Of Richmond Va might
be given of cures efscted by Carte q spanish Nix
ture. We have only room to r, fer to h ex raordi
nary cure of Samuel NJ Drink r, Esq. of the frm OF
Drinke' and Morris. BOOKSELLER. fichmopd Va
who as cured by two BOTTLES of Ca ter's Spanirh
Mixture. after three years suffering from dise.sed
liver. he says Its acton on the blood Is wonderful
hett.r than all the medicine he had ever taken and
e>eerf lily recon mends it to all.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-02

~ ANOTHER PREMUM-Mr. wMrEHuRsr has
been awarded another premium for his superior De-
microscopes exhibited at the Worlds Fair Ia New
Yo7k. 1t will be remembered that MIR. W. receive,
from the Worlds Fair in Londt two medals for b 6
uUrivated dayuerreoty pes Of President Fillmore and
Cabinet, and Panfiscopss Of Niagara Fal'a besides
premiums at all tie fairs ut which be has exhibited
for many year past. This speaks volumes in f. vor
Of bis ga leries.
Call and have your likeness taken at VIII. tehursts
GALLERY, rear ~ street, Pennsylvania avenue.
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