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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

lgUNT's IMPIovkD PATkST WHEAT DRILI.-1he pertor.
nanSs This Dr The las, Ss season wa, entirely
fsso%asSdlaS q. nis.
s sn not 1. Ss s Of 1sS and @ PS Of 5
s. ,1ys; 10 avoid di''PpdlH'%sPI ~ q, SStpwIS,
Ia ARpwARE cUTLtRY AND GUNS, ron THE FALL
Py amy nys the o SenS@ q oGSn
large and well selected stock Of lIHr.ae just from the
Knivss and FORKS Of almost every kind
Table and Pen Knives Of Rogers wosenholn and other
Rarorso every kind, some n handsome cases
Scissors s,n. ss ., al G:a size: nan and kinds
Copper and Iron Coal seu,les and SENDER Shovel,
Hollow Ware q all description.
T.n'd, Chased, and Porcelain Sauce Pans
Es ,! Log ss Ss H, sss F eSss Chains
Burden s sssT s:s hR% Tr sP al. Hay
Ham p,5ns S'f Isa,n and A@'G q, all tGds
II $. s s.& G sSi. p''sas'
Tiansi soiStrnE Nnyior. Steel '''
sSFls and 6%sGs Da'Is Gas' q ,te9
Bench and Moulding Planes
Rt,: c,, mi, Rand and RI rIla, ca.dle'ct'
steel and Reed saies with almost every other article
oes offered in 'V oBIRGsos OATES R,royy
THNnus.ts. ABDOMIN.L SUPPORTERS, Nc.-Marshea
Ia. oha.s' and other approved Tru,s, single and dou
p,,,s' T1... III M, nn, ''' nv
Ryassa for ptoi.osn. Vocal p,inai add W.
a. IN a 20 "eahness
| nnaa2 saw" ' AD o. W yIns.s,
- ''''" s''ee'.
g AbT-Pine Salt, prime brands, ahoat, for sale by
| - MOO DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
| ANEW RICE for sale by
| ~ moo DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
lALD RYE bbls ,upeyior auatv inst received
y for saIeby " '''' '''
moo DAyESpoRT ALLYN A Oh
'''''''-' : W.
gown ,hssimthb i'hnisLh large assortment, and Of
| no2 HENDERSON 4 BURCH.
almost every quality and price, and or sale
| - cheapU lnoI2I HENDERSON BUROH.
wv HITTEMORE CANDLES 100 whitftmore's Talow
w Candles, equal any the country, sale by
nozl EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co.
MO. MACKHREL Picked Salmon Smoked saimon aooteb
~ Hefrng Imitation EnEsh Cheese Buekwhat FLOUR re.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

UINoR NEW YORk VIA NnRFOIK-U.s s. MAIL
u liNE-Ira,cs Eichmond every TusdAy and FRI I'm
day Afternoons nj & oIclock-Br TIE ELEGANT SSfsTS
SIDE WHEEL OCEASS7Ed MSHITiSJA MESTO WIZ
AND ROANOKE, Commanders Lewis Parish Edward
from New YORK. they leave Saturday
Tuesday afternoon o'elSeE
Passage to from New York, including
Room Nceomuoda lions, only .............. 40
SteeraEe passage only
Freight received in Richmond every Monday Thursday
New York.
Persons from distance desiring passage by
addressing by mail
Passengers taking ship, charged the
by the River boats.
Ladies be nv
Of the Ships.
This line has connection with apy other
n WI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03
I TALL iMPoRTATIoN OF CARPEr1NGs.


mhLL lMPORTATI0N OF CARPETINGS.
thNflNN & BNriIIOr would Invite attention To tbsi,
~ eRt'hsiYe Wortment 81 English Carpets Hugs Mats Gr
imported direct from the celebrated mandatory nf uessr.
Cr0s'cy sons These goods manufactured directly "a az
derahd cannot be sufplssed In beauty design or
eoors' ~ any goods sold In the United States.
Also
AMERICAN Carpets, NJ every price quality We sbou
dnE 70 our ntk weekly aud shall be prepared AZ Iii tnc n,
Boehngs Matrgs FLOOR OIL Cloths stair Iinens BIZ
CoVers ana general as.oGen ~ House Furnishing Ga
ElHOhIN tIiIAA HuW MtNDEII-By moan ~ !, ,,.I
cal Liquid Cement ar nendug nI,as Cips &c., S,,I
habasior ana Ornamental Ware u eyerydesrption Al ~
ersJoned Sith this valuable competition FUI bs.s ~
arm aud ready Tor use In Eve minutes. vii moi
my Color on the cleATest glass Our Mt - f
bought The receipt Tor the ststo Of Virginia We can s @
u on the most reasonable terms, By large or small
au7T M 100 S5 T.i pUyAL co,
SPktltL NOTtiE-Nrw YORK and yiryini, = -
- - = to-spece, Hold Silver, stones. Metals
=" fa9ablt articles 81 anY kind, will Tecry
81 on nnari q" either 81 the Company's
~ VIC ".' except hy FpcCia agreement viii ~
Pltssrs o ihe shYs gill tho Company ~ 80
~ 'es hns n ladings are gTsned therefor and m.
auI, N ' LUDLAN wATsOH,
-r-V,e 80, o., 80 Agents
~ ~ tsIABLlsHhENr SHIP ChGndisrV 6yyoes,5es -,
-, Tue rnuscrlber thankful 10 many ri, nd ard a,
~ thewey liberal support he received from IN
nuen his N'F sf0IJsItqett Directly -,
W. sAh 9i Htskins Lbhyuhtre may h. found ,l,Io
sI IN we Sup ChAhdley and Grocery line as he jpsns ~
H 90 baud large Rope Of ali sss
o' a,uo, Aha general assortment Of Groceries. ~
..- R o. HAsKISs
100 HnDs. Pdr,- Cu6a Mois.sc. ss,iy crou "a, al.
p"I BAoOs BAsKERYILL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

GN RECENT arrivals fom England the North,
, ceip; from q e manufactures, Fall supply Of
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTIENWARE LOOKING
GLASSES, PA'CY GOODS, sIoNE WARE, a..
Comprising assortment, carefully
the wholesale and retail trade Virginia.
Tennessee All in Of goods line
examine the goods and prices before purchasing
M - Mall
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

dNHtNtiE OF HOUR OF STARTING FOR a ske-f1
~ PoRLSMOUIH AND N0RFOLE.-ne StSraSsSAAAirf
Steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain John Davis, ~ies>1
regularly leave the wharf Rockets Tuesday
and Saturday morning, aItpA ak O'Clock precisrly
return each alternate leaving Norfolk
o'clock and touch all the regular Landings River going
and e;urning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

ioMBS Mo BItUsiiBs.-sheII, Tun, Side, Ling, and
~ Took Combs. y"
BUnalo Tuck, TEist and Dressing Combs.
ZINE iyo,y and Horn Dire ssing Combs
India Rubber ling Combs.
Hair Pins, Hair, Nail, md Tooth Brushes
Old Windsor and Floating soap.
Crochet Needles In boxes and cases.
Crochet and French Working Cotton.
Linen Floss, RirtJ's Pins, IN boxes.
Gold Eye Needles, Work Boyes.
Cologne, Odeurs and sapodia yinaigre de Toilette.
For saleby CHRIBTIAN LATnROP,
del % Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

NJ ENBgRs % TIig LggsIAIURE are solicited to call and
I'VE examine stock Ready Made Clothing NJ No. 1885
'teet Having open second supply Of Winter Clothing
am prepared 70 furnish all N the latest styles
qualities ard every article found ClOihng Trimming
louie Being determined N duce stock by 1s
81 January all good aud well made Clothing
sualy low ss cash will find II greatly 10 their Interest
Civ" me call before purehasing elsewhere.
j. n. GOODMAN
No. I94 Nsin street, opposite RaEe square.
w. have on hand alec good ssppy Of Trunks Abd oarpi
Bags fis5l J. D. a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

patrons ana the public generally, the firm
iA1-u aElnpnnR
HILtNSAGAN, siOKIs d 90, oEer for sale:
H 200 hhds T. II and n Sugars
70 Keys Loaf, Crushed and POwdeTed Sugars
2uO bhls Coffee
IUIo 3 Rio Coffee 200 Laguira DO: is6Jaya do
5Otbls N d,
100 kegs Nails and sptes, assorted
80 boxes IallOw, Sperm aud AdAmantinr Candles
100 boxes SOhp; l5h dozen Painted nuckets
gu Heam. Paper, 80 chest Teas, assorted
l50bbls Hcrrings; 20 Ibis Pure Cider yinerar
- 900 sides Sole Leather
Pimenio Ginger; Pepper; Nutmegs Cord Leading Lines
asng ana Sporting Powder; Candle Wick: Shoe Thread Corn
starch Pearl Starch windog GLASS: Putty Civars; uers
steel Cast steel Alum salt Petr Blue Extracts y
&c. - - ~ ''''' '"n,,,, ~ de''
DRiGs, MEDICINES, PANT, Ous, dc.-Ths sa7IcT
- befs are now receiving and will continue receive
supplies Of carefully selected Drugs Medicines pnt
WIN an unusnAly large aud American PTeneb
ana English Chemical Medicines bye stuGs and Psn
le Az Of cur goods having selected uarticuar
o The putty Of each AID article
Onueh Physars Country Merchants Planters will find II
tH interest 90 call and examine stock
VII compare fayorably with market
yaans Prescriptions carefully prepared their orJers
faithfully hed under immediate Inspection Good uncEJ
and forwarded with the utmost nd despatch. '
r. JOHNSTON A BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
e, n Ito Main street. Richmond, Va
~ H. We have In store ten thousand sega ali qualities
Wes also, Chewing Tobacco manufactured expressly Tor sr
se5 '' '"' y A mn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

" Tnnss yyiIle, gy :amel : .............. 90
Ta Isee Vi S r. So{ e. ,t tSy 9.s GO
des Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
NAHnIAG EsI CAItiiIAGEs,-ALYRED ~~ =,
would kSS s"n ai.nUn se s Il. % city and
g1sIs superior a,or,%sn s q city ahS ~
y ' : s guilty Of rs
s;9:s 22s Gs.'' Rsiasss;:
-Four our seat Ro:taways Buggies without Tops variety
Manufactured ofhe best by
ua
Rp pc dsSs her NSh or south nth
GsdiHss Tor sale VIZ" icSa n.y''
gpLEAcnED AND BROWN siiiRTINGs AND sHEETiNds-
';s FoSs
sasSy 10. sos Es S% y y ia
W. Field Co.'S chemcs Liquid Solder for welding China Glass
s' @ a"@ hs 9. S..d f ss ra Al / a
subject .SoGa On IN Ss
Ss s Of sgsy a a. BY I n.S
ur.d solely this State persons may
''ap'' getting the equine e. f bTSiI bno Druggists
se2l Corner above The Banks, Rlchmond.
invited to large and varied stock above named
'' f$ios ss:S dse, Boots. be-, quality
Z nao I : e. ss". 3 4; Y
$,,S ss. SSI t's and Ties
'i:' @ PA sss1:; E every quality
dren Roys and servants Boot. and Shoe,
Il G ! qa1 and :s % are = Ss 1.
viii Be offered good Goods a. %oas,s!e prcss
css. n Si"s sF &c
'sSs Psop. S Tfy ind TO- .r The
'4'' '''' ~ ~ WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
Ja1s Late Smith Marvin.
lvtM coAI i0ykE cOhTsII-We have just received,
S S,,,] F. i%s iSss'y whitney 90 g
S' e. ; n y y;,s y:," 10 10
nolO HENDERSON BURoH.
n Ewls WHITE LgAD, LiNsEED OIL, WINDOW GLASS
%d.1 BENNETT b BEEss
'lNHE oEiEBRATED LUsTRAJ HAIR TONIC, for removing
Dandrun aud promoting the growth Of the a Z. sold OnlJ
%a.1 BENNETT d b pTs%
A LuM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALUM SPRINGS, VA
e s Alum wsr G,s H a% 'SF Ss
no IN . ,GS G s ss1H z, st
qualities TO SsIdrsnS a, ,Sc q ntsin head.
snesFc ssfo.e arrival THOSE want vii cali !, once.
cash delivery Also Eoeibriss Alum pl. 81
per Vial, coniainnE 100 Pills.
n ported cigars Kept eon,sniy p,ess, by
BENNETT \ BEERS, Druggists,
de Agents for the Factories.
,,iNA nALiA-Dnner ses-A large variety o. styles and
U J qualities.
Tea setsS5 a. 20, CO. 81 pieces great variety style,
kinds.
Toilet sc4iage variety entirely styles and shapes
Plain and Pressed GaEg-some very handsome.
alasTubrs, Oobets, Wines Champs ignes Deeanter'
Bowls, Salts. Celery Glasses, &c.
China, GLASS, aud Earthenvare Pitchers, fc.
The above with large assortment o. thing ny line,
will be sold low. For bargains, call on u. 4. WATT,
| noqI No. Is Main street
UHASDsoME PLAID pnE-s COINS, a, No AZ Meln ST.
Aper.on o. handsome Dress Pads, be suited
| n style NJ q prie.s,N ....-.
/ n0i6 HbAb ". gOHNsONa
i yHy,rsisN1 SURGICAL ELECTROMAGNETIC have con.
SANITY assortment the latest styles
nprov Surgical Instruments
celebrated anufao comprising In par fine PCek opeTs
Ting, fIsetinp and psnt. CASES. shh The o. Ply
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13
LADIES, READ THIS !!

"Thsre Is no pleasure great as reading and pORe
50 lasting" III
THE January No, iOrsia64, Of asooRE'S WEsr z
L ERN LADY's BooK = s new ready II has been Y
enlarged from % 70 80 pages pei month, making
beautifu Volume Of 600 each ysaf II e De- 20
voted TO Sacred IisFatnTey History, aBiogsaRhyt n.
Science and ehaFal Milcelany. The lbtsat Fashiskt
and q choice piece Of MEsie, is given esek imoash
and pthe fnr embellishlnents. "a 80 8
ltissh enterprise Of lsnics-i edited bys 5Ai the
typesars sstby ladiss, and 70 tbs ladsFs l0ok lor
patronage.
4 Terms oaly $780, sBseiHea Nos sent III
A Agenfs Eantsd, who viii Eecaise sueh per esntag
as to enable them To mAke from @6 70 s16 per day
I Address a. a hdfs. H. o. MooRk, ClneihnAti D
Exchanges pf the 0rgnH, will 90 the ppblSshsr q
kindness BY noticing the abovs and seAd their pa
Pels % the Badvis BSok In exehaAss. 8J0 9fha aN
. Dec. lG IA e9e0 KY foifs v8s4faes
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13
N EW BooK g. \ \
TEMPERANCE mUs1CEANgd !,

eFII .AVtHtVFIs q tH5 Ifs8ss D. fdI HIT
'We are much pleased with this, book, aHd iyr
heartily endorse the plan recommended in the au.'
thors pTeface.i- Maine Law MessshgsS. 0ili ,3Tf1S
"rhs Is neatliue volume, containing the best -
collection Of Tempefance Songs and 'Music We
have seem n7-SBmmit Beacon. 8iN hna TptHEf0I
50 The Tempsraaee MIsiciaR il the titlsof . little
work received from Apologize q 90. We have 0
no doubt It will hecOme very fpOpular with the, =
singers OfTempetance Songs. and thereby greatly
aid the cause OF humanity. Tile tunes seenltobe ~
excellent, and the songs or The besi. It II sy
desideratum In the present state ofthe tempefanee
cause. zsansssss Organ. FBN essia end saH
= gas b, F4jsi1 APPLICABLE q CO,yf IN
Publishers, Booksellers and Stati0heTs,
4 Oct i4. AZ Main street, CinCinHa III ~
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

tionate wife to a diseased, afflicted and
suffering husband. From uhbounaed
afluence he was suddenly reduced to
sbiect poverty and desttution. The
happy iather q . large family, he
was in moment " q terrible storm
made Childless In the midst 81 the
wide sDread assolation, the bereaved
man cried The Lord gave and the
Lord has taken away, blessed be the
name Ofthe Lord" G
His health Was prostrated, his body
coveted with loathsome and painful
sores and bis sufferings were 50 IN
tense that he scraped himself With q
"potsheadal and sat down in ashes.
To, FENDER his condition stu more
pitiable, his friends stood aloof from
him, and hispdearests earthly compan-
ioalentfeated him to scurse God and
die" With the faith Of christian
and the bravery Of a true hero, here
plies, Thou speakest as one of the
foolish womenl What shall we re-
cei7e good at the hands Of God and
y. = a. l4a-N ea
shall we not receive evil." How won;
derful the contrast between the history.
of the man of cUz and the history Of
him who gives himself up to the temp.
tations Of the Devil, and lives to graf
ify his own Iusts. He was deprived
of his property, bis children and his
health. not for any misconduct, but to
tryhis faith, and illustrate the might
Of the good spirit, and the malignity
of the evil. We have sometimes
thought the poor victim Of intemper-
anee the most like and yet'the most
unlike the Patriarch in his, condition
and conduct. H@Iaaayiis Aat 4
Like Job, the devotee Of the bottle,
no matter how rich, often becomes q
mendicant. The " Sabeans" rob both
of their property, but the one trusts in
the Lord, the other yields to the Wise
of the adversary. Beth lose their chill
dren-the one by the winds Of Heaven,
the other by the storms Of his own
vile passions. The drunkard's chill
dren are exiled and abandoned, and
the refuge Of the grave is denied them,
The one calmly resigns himself to the
will of God, the other coAtemns his
maker and glories in his own shame.
Like the msn of Uz, the poor inebrif
ate is loathsome to himself and friends,
and can well exclaim, " From the
crown of my head to the soles Of my
feet I am full Of wounds and bruises
and purifying sores" But the wife
of the poor drunkard, unlike her Of
old, forsakes not her beloved in his
extremity, but pleads with him to
bless God and live. Had the Devil
seen like devotionin Jobs companion,
his malignity would have been soften
ed. and he would have ceased the trial
ofhis faith. But the liquor seller is not
intimidated by exhibition of conjugaI
fidelity and affection; with an unrelent-
ing zeal hepursues hisvictim, until not
only his body is filled with corruption
but his very soul is polluted. Job
preserved his integrity and received
the protection Of Heaven; the drunk
ard !" curses God and diss.'' The
Devil was foiled, but his eldest born,
the liquor seller, has triUmphedl
II J. n Il. :.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13
lBafurel tha PpliOe Courtrnn


colered maA fined FIVE dollars ana
cOstssg ST. MIE H w III 4
Drunk-John Calman, fined two
dollars and costs. EA
Drun5--NapQleonT GlemeT and Will
liam Davis, fined FIVE dollars and costs.
Drwnk--H. Summers and John
Dunn, fined each two dollars and
COSTS RI RTnIGH 81
Drunk and devilisk2 Hugh ToaIan,
Patrick frenzy, sands John Ritter,
noisy and destructive to property,
fined ten dollars each and costs \
Drunk and ld;sordsrly ~ Francis
Hickey, fined FIVE dollars and costs. 4
Worse than drynkt lVorss than 5gil-,
laaous- Gsribaldb fined twenty dole
lars and costs forikeeping aadisoFdeflyt.
house, and, hsrboring bad women
therein, to lure men into the hauhts Of
ruin.ss asara yreifR1 ssslanaa.aaaq
I Drunk and iqparreIsOpes- Samuel
Webb, fined three dollars and costs,
Drunk and disordsrly-Augustus
Ware. fined five dollars and glcosts;
VIM. McClOudp and Joseph Nc cGuire;a
two dollars each and costs; Richard
Ray, three dollars and costs; Bridget
McMuIlen,. three dollars and costs;
Joanna Murphy, two dollars and
costs.
Beastly druak7-D. W. Battum, fined
FIVE dollars and costs; Jacob Molir,
fined one dollar and costs; VIM. Nor.
ris and George Forrest. fined FIVE dol,
lars and d'costs. aiai a.s II. paii ,'snt5 81
Drunk and 5ar5arosts- VIM. Bell
field, colored man, insulting to ladies',
fined FIVE dollars and costs; Michael
McCany, B. Myers, John Furry, and
Thomas Donnelly for being drunk and
noisy in the. streets, using insulting
to passers .byg and abusing
officers, fined five dollars and costs.
This is. a beautiful category Of the
hopsta7s that are being trained up in
the nurture of grogshop keepers
These are American citizens, enjoying
all the blessings Of civil and religious
liberty, and shielded By the glOriOass
laws of free country. What bless
ing it is to live in land where indi-
vidual rights and interests are pro-
tected by law, and this is the boast of
our nation. But some would ask, "do
not the venders Of distilled poison in
fringe upon the rights of others ?"
Oh /! no, certainly not, they do not
force their liquor down the throat Of
the drunkard, andsit Is left entirely to
his choice whether he will drink or not.
tits no body's business how enticing
they make their establishments by ex-
posing to view and offering for sale the
most tempting and soul blasting arti-
'cles. No.body's business if they as
sail men As irresistably as did the
Devil ouraold mother EEe--so THAI
they leave every one in the exercise
Of his free agency. Then let these Ii
quor vendors go on in their business
protected BY the laws Of our country,
let them spread their infectious hellsv
into every corner Of our land, and
breed disease and death in every
household. But alb I letthem beware
for the blood OF their lellowamen will
i ....s.t IL -. L. fo,.a,,osl .GaF. edo io
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

EE The snake may reach the em-
inence as certainly as the eagle, but
he reaches it by crawling !; and he
StilFfemains a snake, 7r'a " '1s g, a's.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

/, RI Naturecannot be surprised in
undress, beauty freaks in everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-30

GALE OF United States land In the
~ town OF Rome, in the State Of New York.--Will
be sold at public auction on the premises, in the
town or village Of Rome, on the 18th day OF Novem
WHICH were purchased by the United States from
Dominick Lynch by deede bearing GATE 1st March,
1914, 18th October, 1915, and 4th July 1876 as lots
numbered A. 5, 6, 13, a. and To- in block g. with the
westerly half parts of lots and H. and the ea5terly
half parts Of lots and 10, IN the block g. to.
gsther with lots t. 5, and g. in block 7; the whole
being known and hitherto used as the site Of the
United States arsenal at Rome.
The lots and halves of lots above mentioned num-
bsred g. j, 3, II, Is, IA, 10, and IL, fronting
northerly altogether two hundred and sixty. four
feet on Dominick street, and running back three
hundred and TWEEN y-three feet, more less, on the
eastern boundary, and four hundred I'D forty-i We
Inland Lock Navigation Compsay's Canal, will he
sold, with the buildings thereon in enc parcel; and
lots 4, and 3, In block 7, fronting snutherly alto
gether one hundred and ninety.oight lee, on said
street and running back two hundred feet, more or
less, with the buildings thereon, another parcel
The sale will Be for cash; aud desds for tbs proper
ty will made by the Secretary OF War under the acts
Of Congress OF Sd cfMarch, 1872 sad 22th of April
1873, conveying to the purchaser and TO his heirs
and assigns forever sill the right tite and interest
of the United States il the same.
There viii be sold, also, ct the same time and
place large quantity Of stores which it is not
deemed advisable TO remove to another Arsenal,
among which are ten iron cznuon, with gun car.
riages and many Of tie implements for their use,
heavy gins and tacklcs horse and hand carts, fire
engine, sleighs, stoves, lsddero quantity Of lum.
Der, bricks, &c, quantity O. fints, en- extensive
assortment OF tools, some Farming utensils articles
of furniture, and large quantity of scrap-lron,
wrought and cs5t,) steal, h-lzs, ao,
H2EBE z. CRAIG,
oct l3-dtd Colonel of Ordnance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-30
DANCING ACADEMY,

nROF H. W. MUNDER takes great pleasure in
/ announcing to his friends and the public gen.
orally, that he has returned to Washington, and will
resume the duties of his SCHOOL on Saturday
and on FRIDAY, at 71~ o'clock, for gentlemen. He
has leased the and a ninth hall and in tbs
Which wiIi he fitted ND ia handsome style, with
every convenience; expressly for dancing purposes
The location is everything that can be desirable to
parents, both private and central, and in point OF
beauty win be surpassed by none in the city. In
confederation that his Hall will not be completed
until November Doth, he proposes commencing his
school at bis old stand corner of Seventh street and
Louisiana Avenue.
Having given the most entire satisfaction to his
forme PATRONS he feels no hesitation in again offer
ing bis services to those who wish to be perfected IN
r,ent His style of dancing needs no comment, as
bis pupils in his former ;th class ;.r ".
Exh;b;tion All those who wish TO parNcipate are
requested to join Immediately
Terms, &C., will be made knewn upon application
ct Mr. John +. EIliss Music Store, Psxnsylvanis
avenue, rear Tenth street. ssP ss-eoim
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WASHINGTON INFIRMARY,

Situated on f. street, north Of the City Hall,
Washington.
THE extensive additions to the buildings of this
i institution are completed and constantly open
for the reception and care of the sick.
Every benefit, comfort, and convenience which can
be obtained in hospitals secured for the inmates
The institution ia visited daily Cor oftener if
sary) by Physician and Surgeon from the Faculty
Of the National Medical College.
Dr.. B. 1. HKLLKN, resident physician, il always in
the building; also several resident students and I'll
necessary attendants.
The patients are nursed by the Sisters of Mercy,
whose benevolent services have been found inya.u
able since their introduction into the institution.
Physicians in the city and also in ths country I'D
neighboring cities having patients who need hospi
tails advantages are invited to send them to the In.
frmary.
The charge for board is from So 70 SO per week,
according to the accommodations required, payable
in advance.
Persons will apply for admission to DR.. HELEN,
resident physician, at the Jnfrmary.
All communications in regard to the institltion
must be to my address.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D.,
Georgetown, D. c.,
Curator of the Washington Infrmary.
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