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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL AND
PsrsOnal Estate for the People.
Ss6NIFICENT ENTERPRISE.-LIBERAL EQUl
TABLE. AND CERTAIN

NdlIkdUkSIo uA0U1kkBOTYPB kNtxRPRIT1
WHITEHURST has decided to Trustees in
u trust for the benefit of the shareholders in the
abC. enterprise, $4,000 worth of real and personal
stale to Be disposed Of among the holders Of share
at the earliest possible date after the sale of all thu
-hares The shares are s. each, which entities tb,
holder &c An equitable share in the within named
magnificent collection Of real and personal property
,lso, to one of Whitehurst's$3 Worlds Fair Premium
Oaguerreotypes Of self or friend at any time wheI
the certificate Is presented at either of bis Gallerie
in baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Norfoi
ynchburg, Wilmington, and Petersburg
Arrangements have also been made to redeem T.
certificates with the following celebrated Artist
J. aurnsy, n. ]. city; D. Collins, Philadelphia
II ige, wheeling, Va: and Vim. 7. Porter, .Cincir
aai, hio
The fact that this property is decided to trustees
trust, resident Of the District of Columbia for tn
benefit Of the shareholders, and every shareholia
receiving bag erreetype worth s. and of the yer,
finest quality and elegantly cased the high charai
ter snd OF those rustees and the great an,
exte nded reputation AMI business of Mr.. Whitehursi
he deems SUN "rt gus nties that every promise
this advertisement WI, 49, promptly and faithful
performed, a. the pictures To be taken will be di
tributed among many galleries, capable of producin
fifteen hundred Daguerreotypes per diem
Not more than fifty thousand shares viii be sol
Persons residing at q distance and wishing ordeI
for Dsguerreotype (Which w,A entitl- hem to
snare In the above enterprise viii piease enclo
the amount, post paid, to Whitehurst's Caller,
Washington, D. C.
HILBUS HITZ, Agents for the sale Of order
IN this city, at their Music Depot south side Psnns
ere. betv. 10th and 11th streets In GEORGETOWN.
at Miss THOMASS Book and Fancy Store, Hisi
street. near First. jySTThAs3n
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tituly Manufactured and Is cheap rs any establish
ment in tn o Union.
DOLLARD's HERBANTUM EXTRACT Oh LUIS
TROUS HAIR TONIC,
prepared from South American herbs and roots, the
most successful article produced for preserving
the hair rom falling out OF changing COLOR restoring
and preserving 1t in healthy and lUxuriant state
Among other reasons why Dollard's haircutting So
loon, maintains its immense popularity is the fact
that hs Tonic Is applied to every head of hair cut at
bis establishment consequently it is k pt in better
preservation than under any other knoxn applies.
offers the greatest guaranty of its efficacy. Sold
wholesale and retail ut bis Old Establishment 1T
Chestnut Street, opposite tho State House, Phila
delphia. 80 ..-.
Z. DoLlAnD has at last discovered the III PLUS u
TEA of hair dye and announces 1t for SALE with per.
feet confidence, in Its SURPRISING everything Of the
kind now in use 1t colors the hair either black or
brown, ss may be desired, and is used without any
injury to the hair or skin, either by stain other
wise can be washed OF in ten minutes after the sp.
plication without detractng from its efficacy. Per.
sons visiting the city invited to give him . call
Letters addressed to 2. DOLLARD, LIT CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, will receive attention.
jan 23-1y.
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sALrIHoRK CORRESPONDENCE.
BALfINoRB. AuRust IL Is

BALTIMORE, August Is, 1854.
The Patriot of this city has greatly i'm
proved of late. For some time past the tai
snted Burwell has thrown vigor and life into
its editorial columns, which has made il re-
freshing to look at. In addition to Mr.. Bur.
wells able pen, that of ''Gas Light Foster
late Of the New York Day Book, has been en-
ployed. Foster may be seen in the "Bubbles
Of Baltimore" which are already beginning
TO attract attention. Foster writes we'll, but
Is fun of kinks which if Strengthened out will
render him valuable accession to the Patri.
o;'s editorial corps. This journal is now con-
Quoted win more ability than ever before.
The Directors Of The Farmers Bank have SO.
lee ed n. Hammond, Esq lately Of the Balti-
more bar, a. their Cashier. Mr.. H. will make
t nst excellent officer
holiday Street Theatre was crowded from
Parquette to gale, y last evening, notwithstand.
ing be hot weather, to witness the debut Of
the new Company The first piece performed
was be School Tor Scandal" which was
cieye pe.fermed Inc company a. this house
isr Hur rvinees no extraordinary talent;
u ~ numbers are fair actors. To make
-es- the tnsnsger viii be compelled to re.
- be s.ar .ystem without . sparing hand
ur old friend, beaie II Of the argus, is
ageE" from Cape May looking a. least
~ scungsr thar when he left home
IN b H., Gew strength which
- - 'lID usbt the mysterious politi-
r-- - Beg mar recently sp ung mp
a. D ONE power-a foe
L.. e. ". 10 ice that he has
ne CON es, apparently
~ =. 4 Cd pitches into Dr JuhnC
r. i, IilunIe county. like q e. ousand
rick His article on tho Doctor CON-
cs thus:
Dr JChI c Orrick, 50 often emocra.ic
! '"dspendeHt candidate for Office in Balri-
re .0unIy has been consulting lawyers and
nd 20. - tc his legal eligibility for he office
Mayor of our city"
The regular Washington eorre pondsnt of
he Clipper appears hurt at the communities
ZION from this city, over the signature of -
A >" abusing John W. Forney, Clerk of the
House Of Representatives. When men like
Mr. Gobright, who is esteemed by all who
know hin for his virtue and intelligence, speak
well Of q man, il il unnecessary to give any
Importance u tho abuse Of such vindictive ir-
responsible creatures as u. A" is known to
BE- The Clipper came near getting in trouble
lately about the productions Of one of its
ssGtsXs ashington correspOndents-its edi-
tors should be careful that they are no. COM
PEELED TO back out again.
II - said that neither VIM. Geo. Baker or
r. Clinton Wright will serve, if nominated BY
the Democrats, for Mayor. 1t is. however,
thought that ono Of them will be chosen BY
the Democratic convention, and such argu-
nsnts will be presented after the nomination
a. will induce the one selected to accept the
nomination SIsNA.
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fNo. $751;

NOTICE for restoring to private
IN entry portion Of the lands recsntly withdrawn
from sale for proposed railroads in the lower PENN
sula Of MICHIGAN.
Whereas, At the urgent solicitation Of one Of the
senators and part Of the delegation in Congress
from the State of Michigan, tn. Pr -sidspt OF the
United States, by his order bearing Sste the 2st of
June instant, has directed that q portion Of the
lands heretofore withdrawn from sale or entry sx
cspt for valid preemptson claims along the rout es
OF certain proposed railroads in the States OF Michj
gaa and Wisconsin, (as ret forth In the public no
Hce OF withdrawal No. SCI, Issued from this o1oe on
the 10th May last) to wit: the portion dtuafed In
the lover peninsula Of Michigan osassde OF the linn
its OF about sic miles each side of said roads, shall
after proper notice, be restored to market again
NOTICE Is therefore hereby given that the lands
above referred to- Of which particular hstsand maps
showing the townships and parts OF Townships, en-
brscing the same have this day bean sat to the
proper land Offices for public information, via again
be subject 10 private sale and entry on and after
Monday, the 7th day Of August next precisely on
the same terms and conditions ss though tho same
had not been withdrawn from market ll'
Given under my hand at the General Land Once,
at the city Of Washington, this 2d day Of june, A.
D. 1854. 3E &c 20 - .. -. -
By order of the President: 80 ~. ..y
-. ~ nv JOHN WILSON,
1e 2a-lswtl7Aug- Commiss3onsf
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pAllADttpAlA ADVERTISEMENTS
30 SEA BATHING. $500 , T.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,

This nsw and popular establishment Il now
Aopsn for the reception Of visitors. .,+ .
The proprietor, thankful for the patronage hs he's
30 largely received, begs to assure his friends and
The public that the HOTEL In every department.
wa be Kept in style superior to any previous ~
eon. Gas has been introduced into 200 ROMA
hasslers celebrated orchestra has BEEN engaged ex-
clusivsly for this house, and many other arrange
ments have been made tending to the increased
comfort and enjoyment Of the guests.
Application fbr rooms may be made BY address
ing the proprietor ct Cape Island, to the subscri
Der. -- L. HARDWOOD,
No. II South Sd street, Philadslphia-
N.B-Rxtsnsive stshling on the premises
ia l0-.om
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Messrs. EDITORS : As it has become
quite fashionable to write enigmas for the
Star, j send you one for the benefit OF
the Government clerks, feeling assured
that when it is solved there will be few
found to differ IN opinion with me.
| ann composed Of Is letters:
My 4, IL, !, 6, is the name of a mem.
Der Of the present Congress.
My 2, IL, 5, IA, has been candidate
for the Presidency.
My IL, 6, Is, is an indispensable arti-
Gle 70 housekeepers.
Ny 8, 8, l3, IA, =, are constantly tax.
ing place in this city.
My 9. IL, 10, 6, is good servant but
bad master '
My l, IL, 4, G, Is, IA, 8, 7, is a term
often applied to clerks.
My IL, 3, 7,2, is often applied with
good effect but never relished by the ma.
tent. r."
My whole is the name of one Of III.
most indeiatigable and competent officers
IN the Government employ.
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GEORGETOWN FENALE SEMINARY,
GEORGETOWN, DC.

GEORGETOWN FENALK SEMINARY,
a GEORGETOWN, DC
m m.. a. W% r. 3 &: . Eier.' PRINCIPALS.
y'HR duties Of this Seminary will Be resumed on
/ FRIDAY, Sept mber 1st.
The curse of studies actually pursued In this II
stitutiou embraces q higher and more thorough
range than that pursued in any other Female Sem
mary in the Union
The Il cation Of the seminary is remarkable for It's
sslubrity The buildings are large the rooms capa-
cous, and the grounds for recreation are very am
Pile s-"
Terms Tor boarding pupils, $500 per session Of 10
months, payable on the LIST September and Let OF
February. This charge includes boarding, tuition
in English and Mathematics, room rent, fuel lights
and wasf ing. Music, French, Spanish, 10. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from S. to $40 per quarter, according
to the classes which they enter.
Reference "a made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. F. de la Roch W. G. Riigely, Esq, " Hunter
Esq, W: 8. u Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, Esq,
Robert P. Dodg-, Esq, and DR.. o. NJ. Hnthicun,
aeorgetown, D: G.; and to Jos. H. Bradley, Esq,
Aaron G; Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Fitshugh Coyie,
Washington, D. G.
jylA-u 1ntsl Union)
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean steamer,
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

Z aAVkLERs going 70 or returning from Wash
L iu.tcn, are respectfully informed that excellen
recommendations are provided g. the Washington
Branch Rallroa Depot, in the way of Lunch, Break
st Dinner, or Supper. Also, Confectionariss, Ice
'ream- ard the very best of S'1a Waters PERSON.
ifa@1ng in tbs early trains will ind it quite conve
nieat Il breakfast, or enjoy delicious cup of hoi
FIR Adjoining the ladies' parlor is ladies' ordi
ma fried Up expressly for their accommodation
where sttention will be afforded them. Prices
rxtrem-ly moderate, and sh of public patronag.
"a lett d. MRS. JULIA A TARLTON
jy 2-H
B.-.outh, m travellers on their arrival in tn
'''~-k B.. N train ~ill have ample time to break
at fefhre lea wing for the boat
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SUMMER CLOTHING

OF FINE QUALITIES.-Citizen and strangers
" wishing to purchase Summer Clothing of I'm.
qualities viii find our present assortment to be as
large and varied as in the beginning Of the season,
which we are now Offering greatly reduced in p:i
ces in order to run OF our entire stock before 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
10 order much cheaper than the usual city prices.
WALL 4 STEPHENs,
...- Next door to the Iron Hall,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th ste.
aug s-tf =.
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6NIDER'6 WINES
At PHILAD ELPHIA

John v. SNYDER, Dealer in Wines, 1t the
y former old established Vine Store Of JACOB
SNYDER, IT., No. 76 Walnut street, four doors be-
low Fourth street. where consumers viii be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS ON the moet aeoommo-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the I'm.
porntion Of FOREIGN WINES, Ofaos No. 70 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation Of Wines
snaie do ZEN and upwsrs and aIso sects fur hs
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN sNIDER, the patronage of
his friends and former customers.
=" All Wipes ordered for Washington will be do
ivered by Express fres of freight. je sly
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CARD.
To tie Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,
LIZ L..

uENRY WEIEMAN'S Ladies, Misses, and Chi
i dren's French Shoes are sold by the under
igned, on 18th street, just above COrcoran Riggs
Banking House, in his new building, with the high
marble steps, where he will receive Ladies' orders,
dies, Misses and Children's French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters, Slippers, &C
made to order by II. Werman, of Philadelphia, Of
the best French Cater materials, and in the latest
Partisan styles These Caters are entirely different
from what are generally known asssops shop shOes;'
being ali custom work, of superior workmanship,
and warranted TO give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort, and economy,
will consult their interest by giving call, and
examine for themselves. C.. WEIRMAN,
18th st., just above CorcOran Riggs
aug l6-lyeo Banking House.
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IMPORTANT TO MECHANICS AND BUaINES
MEN.
FIRST PREMIUM PUMP.

A SAFE and money making business Is guaranteed
IA 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
t operation, to be the best and most valuable pump
for general purposes, In the Union. Persons pur
chasing rights win have NO competition, and secure
handsome profits.
Considerabls territory Is already sold, and the de-
mand il rapidly increasing.
seen by applying to H. VIVIAN L CO., Sole Manu-
facturers, 109 North Front Street, Philadelphia.
N. B.-LocA and travelling Agents wanted Lib
eral commission given. may 9S-Sm
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DUoRllATTON TOR TRAvEt1AS, d,
STRAIN PACKET tuI1 % a...
HARrxrs ~ x1RRE

VEL Canal Steamer .oongrsa" ha~ing bsn thns,
I oushly repaired, and put in frst rate order, b
Rorsaton Of passengers and Hoht frsicht between
most pleading terms, - -
fhe Boat viii leave the wharf of ". g. Ritter, fbr
Friday mornings, ct o'clock. and Hsrner,s Fsr-y
for Georgetown, ON Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urdays at the same hour, stopping at the different
landings along the line for the reception and land
Passage through either way 81 Shorter distsncss
at the same rates Per mile.
Fare on board the boat equal to that ON .nv hind
Of travel. ,st BERNARD PURsEL. Capt
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CODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for August
" for sale at SHILLINdTON'S Bookstore
Sir Jasper Carew, Knit, his Life and Experience
by Chas. Lever :
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs Ann Stephens
The Mysteries of Convent, by noted Methods
Preacher
New editions of Sol. Smith and Quartsr Races In
Kentucky did, ....a... - go.
All the new books published received immedistely
Afterwards, and for sale at -
l.. sHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. ~. and ~ st., Odeon Building
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fPoR TIE STAR.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.

am composed of % letters:
My 10, IL, 5, Is, %, 4, is . mountain
In South America. -s.-
- My 10, Is, 16, 6, is an island in the
Pacific ocean. - --
My Is, Is, 8, 8, is county in Geor.
gis.
My 5, Is, II, Is, 9, is river in Eu-
rope. ~
My 1, IA, S, IL, 8, is . lake in North
America
My %, 9, 8, IL, l6, 10, is q county in
Louisiana.
My 8, 9, Is, Is, is river in Asia.
Ny ls, 9, 8, IL, 4, Is, is . river in
North Americs. -.
My IL, %, 8, Is, Is, is a range of
mountains in Africa.
And my whole is the name of Justly
Observation-Disclosures of Congress.
-s-. ..- @. @. @.
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MRS. GEN. WHEELER'S

MRS. GEN. WHEELEkS
BOARDING AND DAP SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
.s- E LADIES'
- Corner hopeet and fdy.tts sts Geor1stos0~.
THIS Institution will be rsopened on FRIDAY,
] September LIST.
The patronage Of the public generally Is respect
ftlly solicited. Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted by
faithful and competent teaeh-rs.
Course Of instruction, terms, 10 may be obtained
by APPLYING to the Principal " 2eeo6w
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u The Louisville Democrat saws Il
is reported that one of the Hardin county
jury, which acquitted Matt. Ward, was
recently bittsn BY . sknake, land that
the snake died"
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" He who has no enemies is USUALLY
worthy Of no friends. And good, easy,
good-for-nothing kind of body is ss
sontsmpsible, ip our estimation, asa hog
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

~E- l. The Steamers GEORGE WAsHIse
TON or THOMAS C0LLYER can <
chartered for public select parties to visit Hour
Vernon. Fort Washington, White House PAWN
or any other places on the Potomac river
The scenery on the river is very handsome
For particulars apply to the President OF The
pany or the Captains of the Boats.
Schools taken at reduced prices.
JOB C0RSON,
S4MUEI GEDNET
~ 6-2m Oarta
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LU NJ B E r

THE subscribers having esta bIished themselves in
L the Lumber business, at the old stand of VIM
Bird, corner of 9th and streets, are prepared to
furnish all articles in the trade favorable terms
They solicit share Of public patronage.
je lb-Aoo GEO W GARRETT h co.
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The general orders Of January d, and May %
1853 are hereby revoked, and from and after thi
date, the monthly Pay of the petty officers, seamsn
ordinary seamen, Ian ismen, boz &c, in the nav
will be increased as follows:
Yeomsn. in ships Of the line, to.............. 81
DO In frlgates, Al
Do in sloope, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. x
IO In vessels smaller than sleeps, tO........ "a
Armorers in shipsof the line to.............. *
Do In frigateR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
Do in sleeps, to.................... Il
BoatswaiLs, gunners and carpenters, mates and
master alarms, to. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
Ships cook, coxswsins, Quartermasters, captain
OF forecaste, surgeon's stewards, to......... ~
Ships steward, sailmaker's mates, Quartsr-gun-
ners, captains Uftop., captains OF afterguards,
captains Of hold, cooper, painter, araorer's
mate, ships corporal, master OF band, cabin
steward, ward room, steward, cabin COOK and
ward room cook, y
sesmen TO- !.
Musicians Of lst class, ~
ordinary seamen ~
Landsmen and musicians of I'd class to......... II
BOYS, b, anu II
This Increase will not apply to those enlisted fol
| receiving ships and shore stations Those new In
the service, and who have received bounty under
the general order of May %, 1885, will be charged
with such part OF tho bounty as Is proportional &c
the unexpired term Of their enlistment Oh
An ADVANCE OF TWO moutnS pay oniy VIII uS AAssAs
when the rec,u nit shall be received and duly ENTERED
on the books Of some receiving ship. The other e1
isting general regulations With regard to enlist
ments will continue in force. -s
J. c; DosB1N,
4.,- Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, August II, 1854.
THE illustrated Book OF D0mectlc
|. J. Poultry, edited BY Martin Doyle, VOL Lon
don, 1854 5tG.if xtt.!r
sehamyi and circassia, / vel, 1854
The Hobbs and Dobbs, by Crochet Crsyon, VOL
1--WE are all low people there" &C., by the suthor Of
- "a Caleb Stukely, vol
Pilgrims of the Rhine, vol, 1854
Tulkey-Past and Present. BY ~. X Morsn oG
jyla- FKANCh LAILon
HlHE Miniature shakspesre, IN Oh
Ten Nights in Tap Room by arthur
ifs and Works Of Burma. vols -.
Esle6 Writings Of Robt Chambers, VOLS g.
German Literature .st~ - ...-r.F4r ,.-- -
Stories Of the Irish Peasantry a.. .....t, -s.s
French Revolutions, 8 vols :.
Ma onry and Anu-Mssonry, by Creign
Tales of Old Times, translated from the herman
ChambsrS Papers for the People, vols
ChsmbeIa Aiscellano, 10 vols =
The New York euartsFly Rsyisw for July r.
TAYLOR MAURYy g.
jy2. Bookstore, near 9th OF,
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DAANOS Fur RE n Tive have Ia store
i two Of Glbert's superior Bouiair PLHt;OH
winch VIII be rented ON acepmmodstins terms
HILBUS HIT, BIusie Dspot, sia.
kouth side Pa ave. bet. 10th AID }lth ST.,
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS
Il Superior Travelling Trunks
Msdiun and Low priosd do T..
pocEin0 a.

NEW AUeIc recsivsd this vesk.--lda Polka, In
IN gomar Polka, Pattie Polka, Fsntssis on Jor.
dams Hard Road to Travel The Hives, CONSISTING of
variations on aThou art Gone from my Gaze" Grand
Russian March variations Golden Ring Waltsez
This Darkies Heart is Sad; Few Days, and in sdii.
ton to variety OF standard and popular Music,
violin, guitar, fute, sooordson, and other hind of
Ausso Hooks JOHN y. ELLIS,
nay 90 Penn n. betxesa 9th and lOth sta.
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MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOB THE PRO.
NOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTS.

INHE SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of this
l. Institute will take place ON the 18th Of Sep
tember next at their spacious Hail. in the city Of
Baltimore.
Mechanics, Manufacturers, Artists, Inventors and
others OF tide country at large respectfully in
afforded to display their taste and skill in the col
lection then to be made, and actively co operate in
contributing to the important objecIs had in view.
Articles for competition and premium, must be
Thursday evening, the 14th Of September, after
aich they will be received for exhibiion only On
Moaday, tine 18th Of September, at o'clock D. m :.
the exhibition will be opened for the reception of
viitors.
Circulars with rules and regulations, and any in
formation in reference to matters of detail will be
promptly given by addressing the Actuary of the
institute, Mr.. John s. Selby.
THOMAS SWAMI,
jy A-e5t Chairman of Exhibition COMMITTEE.
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MONEY-MONEY-MONEY

IMPORTANT NOTICE-An persons in want o
i Money can be supplied with all sums.
Cash advances on Jewelry, Watches, Furniture
Groceries, and Clothing All business negotiated
ISAAC HERZBERG,
Pawn Broker, south side Pa. avenue, between Al
and Sd SITS, opp. q. 8. Hotel.
- Store closed on Saturday until candle light
An 26-Ao6mS
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TRY-TRY-TRY

OiANNON's VEGETABLE or BLOOD-I URIFYINa
~ BlTTERS ~ Ask for the bot 3 with the
Portrait of the Inventor and Proprietc and take
none other. WIN NJ. CAr NON,
Wsship gton, DO.
10 whom all orders shoua be addressed oE Agencies
So f. 9k-->otf
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FOB MOUNT VERNON.

FOB MOUNT VERNON
s-A ON MONDAYS, WEDNF
RDAYS, AND FRIDAYS Pa
for the Round Trip, ONE DOLLAR. frou Alo.r4l
dria, rs cents. .....---
The stesner GEORGE WARRINGTON 1;n-,e.,
Washington at O'Clock, and AIexan3rie a. ~
o. q.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat st 81
for the coach 10 cents.
Persons wishing the coach TO call for tnsn ~
leave their residences with George and Thoms. -
ker %. -..'
~ Refreshments to be had on the ,,oat
may l0-d JOB C0Rs0N, Captain