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deoqo ly osce.7s ST. charles street.
Third Annual Report of the United
STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office Third and Chestnut streets philadelphia
To stmsnt Of the Airs Of the UNITED STATES LIFE NsU-
RANCE ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIlADEL-
PHIA, JANUARY /, 1854
Baa ee 1852, Premiums Interest and Policies
1913 sos 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount paid for Losses 6,37s 80
of remiums returned lee IS
A~sani psid for Office Rent, Salaries Stationery,
Commissions, Postage, Advertising, Stsie .=
Taxes xamintr'f Printing etc.... i34sa ells9 %
ASSETS LIABLE FOR LOSSES.
United States Five and Six eea Loans, Bonds Bends
Value OF all the Annual Premiums
cevable by the Company, at cent. hserest aud
Carlisle Rate Of Mortality. 7ss,s39 40
well secured bearing cent 1895 %
Value OF Furniture at Hsnc Office and Branches 39i
Amaun due from Agents I,Ts5 %
Present Aceftained Value Of Re
Annual sad Quarterly Pemms Payments Sass 81
Premiums ID November December on Policies in
ciused in valuation. 1875 so
Total. $50 50
The an,oant insured by January 1ss4
including the Bonus Of 20per declared for the
year, is s2as8sO1, the preeesn pscertsined Of
which, al per ceat interest, And Carlisle rate of
taitys
ASasng surplus having YEARS. business cnt
TO admit per declared upon
aams Of all Policies entitled thereto policy holders have the
value money will be paid To a their option.
The Directors the United States Life Annuity Tunt
en tho Affairs the Company for the past
year. will b. found satisfactory,
The g. sayngs divided them during the three
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4 sAoICE WINES AND LIQUoRs.-BnA

Of the vintage 1909 1905
end auaiiiess - - 1880 ' 1
MsssrseS Pnthatnho
III s1aaoa ana itnon NePhews Sherry Od Port SAN
aaa r'scf fene do bonEy Flenr Sery Hisick
y cheapHgpe White wne
ai 81 Cru. Rum Scotch lrish Old Roanoke
All wnsky brandy utsnnd Fruits codisis
Berlin BisteYn
WINES and LIQUORS. which wS ssi or a. rsasnI
. khl1 ttfna found, for cash paper 'A
SUD eeaks PORTER ans Al. pnts aa.teu quartz.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-03

A SECRET FOR THE LADIES-HOW TO
~ PRESERVE BEAUTY nee Chalk Lily White orany
If would have the brought your cear
healthy ard
system bottle of CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE, and
according to directions 1t quite
reyng elastic and and the whole system
and nvigoated like Spring hopeless
M the valuable certificates ernag 1t the greatest
purifier tho blood known perfectly harmless and the
powerfully effcacious
eB- For sale in Orleans, Wholesale Retail, by
j. WRIGHT co,
iopIk f,t,.
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a. UEDRIES-- = :
~ 80 barrels CASTOR OIL;
$50 boxes FIRE CRACKERS;
900 boxes CLOTHES PiESt
500 boxes (6lb eAch) IMPERIAL TEA;
1870 frkinB GOSHEN BUTTER;
frkins WESTERN BUTTER. In store, sud fors bp
mh2 Al GRIEFF a. 40 Old Lava.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.

GAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
HENRY v. OGDEN Agent,
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~ GOSHEN BuTTER-5O frkins per Creueent 1ty;
MALT-i00 barrels; - -
STAR EANpLES-fn0nb boxes;
STRAW PAPER-sGQ0 raams;
GIDER-l00 barrels Newark;
ALE-iU0 do Albany;
PINEAPPLE CEfEESE-isD boxes;
SCfiiEDAM SCHNAPS-tOU boseB;
WESTERN BUTTHR-600 kegs;
WESTERN CfEESE-75O boxes.
IN store and for sale by A. D. GRIEFF co,
40 and 30 OH Lay, i,
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EaTcALPIN, r. M. g. CO., Wholesale Grocer.
lyH Wines Liquors,
aais direct Row. Newt)reanp
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WI RS CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, 49,
LYk gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR S II
hr residences No. SO Constance street, also No
tIeva street. nv TeImsfb month twelve les
~ LECTURES atss Constance street week cratic
reint
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4 SoAL-215 tons Screened Cumberland Coal
49, superior landing ship PsrA!us lrb BALI
A ss;;s ~ ssfnhi aps4s te I.P. WHi1kBY CO.,
Anss 81 Camp Bteo.,
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FROM DIX, VIM, PRENJlESs
Mn, your SsrsapAIa will that have
Ito Of long standing
pes Lepn PrsE eabios Sypbo CsoheIa and all dseaaer
where consist Ia thorough
modification tho body with considerable
junction with think would prssr TO other
pRrasp OF SsrsapaFan physan will admit its value
uponlsarrinirg the into its omposn
Respectfully, ypurn W. T. PRERTIBs, MD,
tewisport, December 4, 1857.
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kJu To pVK W.T. :.
sg- BRANCH OF LACEY Il PfLLIPs,s GENERATED IA N
NESS MANUFACTURE PhiadephA Offering the finest aud
fashionable HARNESS. SADDLES AND 1t reduced
sU- REPAIRING RTnIt"TIT hTTEHDEDTO. ies7 lydW
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SUNDRIES-
~ 800 barrels Fietthef'a Extra WHISKY
200 barrels Raw WHISKY, high proof
800 boxes Star CANDLES, Weidemer Proctor and Gambei
brand
80 barrels Winter Strained LARD OIL:
so tierees Sugar HAMS Davis IT. md Trowbrig.
and Beattg's brand -
100 barrels New Red BEANS;
30 barrels FlstChFFs Celebrated
mh14 JOSEPH LANDS 4 Co "a TchoupitomsE Al
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,AN A. DE FRANCE, (late of New Orleans J
ATTORNEY Law, Providence, La. will practice
Courts of the PsheS of CARROLL MADISON, TENsAs
shade
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"CLEAN1sG OUT THE STABLES ''-sIayor
Conrad, of Philadelphia, appears determined
to make the people Of that meridian sober and
virtucus in spite Of themselves. Having pretty
efectually closed the Sunday grogge.ies, be il
now dill &c ing bis attention towards the dance.
houses of the Quaker City. In the Philadel-
phia papers Of Monday morning, we find the
following rich report:
'On Saturday, about fifty police officers sur.
rounded a notorious dance house on the cor
ner Of Fifth and Callowhill streets kept By 4
man named George w. Coleman, and succeed
ed in capturing the whole establishment, with
the exception Of one young man who leaped
from the third story window as the officers
we're ascending the stairs. He went Though
an awning, which, breaking the force Of his
fail, lie was enabled to run off without having
received the slightest injury. The prisoners
caputed were fifty five in all, and comprised
men Of all ages aud classes, and two mir ors
Among them was q merchant from Boston, on
the verge OF sixty, several country merchants
in town Oh business, and numerous married
men. There were also several married women
among the females, their liege 10 DIS living out
# towG, aud one had left her husband at home
minding the children Whine she was away on
the pre,ence pf going to the Saturday evening
market. The prisoners wore taken to the
Marshals Station House, in Adelphi street,
where they had a hearing before Alderman
Ogle. George W. Coleman, the proprietor.
was held i'll 81 900 bail for q further hearing
before the Mayor. Several of the prisoners
gave wrong names in order to prevent the
publicity that would probably be given. One
wa detected by the Alderman himself, who
recognized him as foru or apprentice. The
prisoners were each held in 5000 for . hearing
before the Mayor this morning"
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ESPTTA'S
GRAND MOONLIGHT
+ Excursion and Concert


THE Leader ard Members of "Esuuts's Band" r.
spocttuify announce to their frienis and IN.
public OF Washington, Georg VII. and Alex and, IN
Eat thy have sde srran yen ems for p GRkNfI
tACtHS,0N AND ArHCAL SOLPEE, to TAI G
p ace on AONDk / af;e neon, August II.t
hey h,ea eharersi the popular steamer GEO
MAsHiSdt0N, and secured excellent caterers H.
he supper, Ice Cream, Cake, and the Feffe. Inner
line
The l'ater baI obtained from the celebrated g. m
p'se-. q raft Wheeler, of Nev Yo:k, q new solo. ~
are'sly Tor The o. cas- on which he nill rform ~.
the Sax dorm. Passing Mount Vernon the Bapd
vii play Washingfon's Grave, ard daring The mi
give several be utiul airs as will be tated in the
urc2ramme.
The Boat Ill leave Washi. eton ut g Navy Yf1d
at %, ard Alexan irs ct * o'clocs.
Tickets $l-sduitting g-utleman spd laii.e: to
he Ia st TIE Wha'ves AID any member Of he bard.
or from the FLOWING
Commutes Of 2irraagemcats:
Fspusa, SODrieE.
g hnperty, Y Esputa,
Z Ta,sfavull. j Jsyas
IT Evans has vouEteered his services On The
occasion.
supper g Go ats. Refreshments ct city pri es.
auC l5--dt
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COTTAGE HOME SCHOOL,
FUR UI NG LAUIES
BY MRS. Z. AND tISS n. A. cox.

by MRS. c. AND tISS NJ A. cox
KIss -cD Ses 6tcie Jet,resa ltLh AMI ILL., Sfrer.s
WASHINGTON, D. c.
THE Fifth Academic year Of thi. Institution will
i spen on FRIDAY, September LIST The studies
will be ar aDged into four clssses prsing eli the
usual Branches II finished Fnglith education
rices from to $40 Fer quar- acccIdicg c.Rsti-
h'ation. French, Music, Drawing and Painting at
Usual charges.
The location lin the Northern liberties n m~st
healthfni AMI art part Of the ciy) ofers pecu
lar Inducements 10 boarding pnpils, aving the ad
vantsge Of pure r. ard Plentiful SUPPLY Of excel
lent wafer Terms Ter session of ten months { r
boarding and Tuition, inducing Music French.
Drawing, &c, $3.50, payable half 10 advance
rEFFRENOEs:
Rev. s. J. Gilliss. DE-. ". JONES' Gen. r. c. Weirht.
man. A. Y. Cunningham, isq J. F. Halliday ESQ
X. Prentice. ksq-, Washington, d. c.; r. C. Bowie.
t-sq. baltimore: ami 8. NJ. Jsnney, Principal et
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-15

TIE BEGINNING OF MonMOSIsM.-The fol.
lowing, which We copy from tho Albany
Journal, will be read with peculiar interes.
at the present time:
Twenty eight years ago Joe Smith, the
founder of this scot, and Harris his first con-
vert, applied to tho senior editor of the
Journal, then residing in Rochester, to print
his 4" Book Of Mormon, then just Transcribed
trom the " Golden Bible" which Joe had
found Ia the cleft Of q rock, to which he had
been guided by vision.
We attempted to read the first chapter, but
it seemed such unintelligible jargon that it
was thrown aside. Joe was tavern idler in
the village of Palmyra. Harris, who offered
to pay for the printing, was substantial FAR
mer. Disguised with what We considered a
weak invention of IN imposter, and not caring
TO strip Harris of his hard earnings, the profo-
zion was declined
The manuscript was then taken to another
printing Ifice across the street, from whence
in due tune, the original Mormon Bible
made its advent.
.Tall trees from little acoins grow"
But who would have anticipated from such
a bald, shallow, senseless imposition such
world wide consequences To Iemember and
contrast Joe Smith, with his loater-l look pre-
tending to read from miraculous slate stons
placed 10 his hat, with the Mormonism OF the
present day, awaksns thoughts alike painful
and notifying
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Rare Sport for Sharp Shooters!
GRAND MILITARY AND CIV C
PRIZE EXCURSION
HE
Washington / light Infantry.

I'VE "Nsshiugt n Light lr.antry' nc 8, r. spect.
L fully aDnovpes TO the citiz -ns Of Washington
deo, ge own. and Alaxard.ia that ;hey have cnsi.
tered the ste.ne- GEORGE WASHISGTONf,r a
Pr,ie ExculsNn ca TUESDAY, Aug ST q l. 10 Ii.
White T. use faTiian.
The Prizs consist If three ehaste and beautiful
oliver cups, which cs. be seen by calling at MI
k-yaorths.
One prize to bs shot for exclusively Nv the citi.
zens; o e exclusively by the military; one .zcIu-
siss v ty the members of the Washington Light L. .
ianiry,he best shot will, in c. ch case, take tie
prize.
Tickle Submitting gentleman snd ladies
Every parson purchasing q ticket will be enutsd
to a FhCt for prize.
Tickets to be had OF All member OF the CornpanN .
Or at the boat On the day OF the Excursion
Tn. Committee Rave ergaged Prcsperfs Bras,
AMI String Bani for the Cas- on.
The kefrs shment Dep IT emit Is plsced In fbs
hands o. All ~ perienoeu and accommodating cater.
er--reso we'd TO spare nc pains TO make il THEEx
cursion o the season.
Tee boat will make two r.p,, lesviug GEORGETOWN
at DEL OK, Washington at O'Clock, Navy Yard 1T
10 O'clock. Ale1audris at ION O'Clock m. seceo1
trip, will lsave VS. shin gton 1 O'Clock. NAVY Yard
at 2, snd Alexand ia az 81 m. kstuI ming ffo,n
the White Hose, will !eave at and IL o'c,ock M
C0MMlTTEE:
" J Martin, N Dubsrt
20 Warner, MP Fisher,
James Coleman.
I, aug lS-2aWtd -
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GRAND CIVIC & MILITARY ExcURsIog
OF TIE
Montgomery Guards
TOTHE

VIII E HOUSE PAVILTON.
TNHS MON rG0SBRY QUARTS take DIE In
i announcing to th.ir fri nis, civ and mi .ry,
tnst they viii give heir secood E nnuai E,cursi,u
to the WHITE HOUSE, on THURSDAY, the lIh
instant
The Bnat leaves Georgstorn Ia the mornir & az 8
oc,o K, N=sl iDSton at 81, AID The May Yard at
soclock. NeturniGa Q: O'Clock. and a. sin ltsy-
i,g Washington al 3 p. u. Boats isariIg the White
H. use at = Ind Il p. %.
Stag will be III attsl daLce en- The arrival Of thu
boats st Washington
Prof. eri's Cornet Band will &c sred for tn o.
CAST n.
Ref ehments a. citg prices.
I;eEets sl-to be had at The respective whsrvs
"a tne ofn TX and Il afternoon "f the dsy OF the
Hxcnr. .on-snd at pre- cot of tie committee AMI
ihe Officers snd In mb.rs generally.
Committee Of Arrangement.
CAPT Ke-, Lieut. Fssnsy.
tusg MCorH, Priv.ta NcNirhols
IN ste Kelley, lst Frirste Hayes
aug lit
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-15

HE SfsssoscoPl-Thts beEutful instrument,-
and wonderful baaufiful-has ,sssn ser.d mr.
ny the nasusrrcotypists, simplihed aud pot before
toe public ter general adoption. On viewing th.
application OF 1t to bsguerreoype pictures 1t Is hard
o restrain ones wa-Iaest eDthusiasm, so astoniss.
ng 10 tie result produced The object OF vision srn
through the stereoscepe is no longer . picture; il
mas ali the lineaments, and pecuiisrites and pree
'nce OF the living subject, only less in size. The
completeness with which this is done must be eeen
20 be believed THE emily place that We know of in
the city where Stsreoscspic Dasnerreotypes can Re
procured is " HIfEHURsT's, on Pennsylvania avenue
Tbs world is indebted t. Professor WHEAIsrosg for
this beautiful invention, which equals, In fact hst
~e only read of in the fabulous miracles of Fria,
Bacoa. .-rE.
The beautiful Dagusrreotypes described sbov.
ere daily sold at WHITEHURsrs Galley, Panrsylv.
niA avepU e Near ~ srrast =,
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ES> AdUE IND FEVER of three Years standing
CukED.--Nlr. john Lsngdon. now living at tea.er
Dam. Hanover comfy, Va, near Eicbmotd, a.
Asue eEd Fever Tor three years. mos. OF tue time b
lad chilis t~ice day, and rarely lsss ttap once
.te was psTchet with fevers soon So the chill Ist,
him; and afte" tsy ng pbyficisps, guinipr most OF
the TONES advertised, and everything Recommended
10 him WAS about TO give up in de spsir. hen Gar
,fr's spa9ish Mixture va. spoken Of, teil OF two
o:tles, but before he had Used In re th4n sing
one, he vas perfectly cured and has not hst chill
OF fever iGce.
Mr.. Ii nsdon is ony one out Q thou. ands who
ia been benefited by this great tonic, aitetatr.
and biz oil purifier.
S>sSee advertisement
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

y AN away from "r. Joshua c Hiygiuss living
III near betsviiie. on the 2dl of JgiY, INV n. gro
10Y, named Alovsius lie is betw cen IL ana Is
ears Old. about five feet high. very black groo
teeth. shows much # the whi,e of them thick i,s
tnd has remarkable clnm-y walk as # he wa
anne; has no particular mark recoiect. u, exert a
cut On the foot lately received By an axe
Also left my house on the Sth Of Angus, p
aoaAN, about I.et high, deiica'ely made has an
emacietef arpesranrs snd coughs good zeal She
IS mo;h'r to tie boy; calls herself Ann Feusich;
abe is v'rv ark- and about IS years Old She said
'ha was going to her Relations in aasf ing on, 10
set IN m 70 buy her he above reward will h.
paid for the boy. end $40 Tor tie woman, # dny e ei
TO me- or put in Jail So 1 msy get them again
JAMES L. BENT
aug 15-St% near R.ltsriIis
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S8-H shoastd BE- universally known-fo1 it's strictly
rue--that indigestion is the parent of large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases. DyseDtery diarrhosa,
cholera norbus Liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated In tie city inspectors weekly
catalogue OF deaths, are generated by indigestion
alons. Think Of the. dyerePt'os. think of it e wbe
suffer from disordersd storachs, and If you are vii
ling to be guided by edvics, founaed upon expert,
ence' resort at once tdont delay day. to Hoofapdt
German Mttars, prepared by DR.. c. NJ. jackson
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invigoraut
stands alone and urapprcached. We have tried the
Ssters; and knew that that they are e1eeileg: TO,
inc diseases specified above For sale BY dealers In
medicine evarvwhore - a....f 4 an
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-15

VJ. s. Il. B. LEVY. booksellers, No
Is High street, Portsmouth, Va are the agents
Tor the Erening Star for that town and the
city OF Norfolk. Persons desiring the paper
Will Do served by the carriers, upon leaving
name and residence with the agents.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-15

RuN's Dcises "A man, named Chapman,
mad with intoxia alton, attempted to ride his
Ga, and when prevented by tie landlord, be
drew a pis oil aud fred He was arrested.
placed in the guard.hou.e, but escaped through
q window. He was. however. re arrested aid
fined seventy Ave dollars Tor his murderous
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TEH TNCEs

TEEI tENCES.
Rer. c. Stonestr.ct frovI s. j; Rev ". J. Ash-
wen!en, DR.. J. J.. Kdwell, Dr.. J. Ritchie, DR..
Sotheron Co. limo ny U Doncghue, Ess, ichard
Petit, Esq Lewis Carberry.
Cirsulafs may be obtained az DR.. Ki1vell's store,
or st MIR. fet,r freeman's. at the Hall. or at MIR.
Dsnoghues, and rom the subscriber ut John II.
Tunnels VIC.
GEORGETOWN. Aug li-3ts fGtorsetoHn Adv
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POTOMAC SASH & BLIND FACTORY

Neaf7y Opposite Capt Pdgs's residenes.
TIE subscriber. having und -rtakeu the Planning
D Mill busiGrss, is ROW resGy to manufacture 10
order, Door, Fab. Iiinas, Frames and noU'aings.
and al! other work apFertsining to the tamF, and
truss that lis pTCmp: attention and moderate
charges will secure him share of the ratror age OF
tbeeubl-e J. W. JCRD0N.
aug 1t-1m%
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MIR. BUSHNELL'S SCHOOL

18th, dstlcseR \ and q streets. Ha,btuotor. p. c.
THE next session viii CONNER ~ on The l., Mon.
Day in SPp euher
Ire '9Fs1 OF destruction EMBRACES Bnc.srt and
M Toosrn ngdeHes, Mathematics, the Elements Of
G, al :ior1i scirnce, together with all The
English 3: auclas 5rei!y taug IN the b.st s,hoo,
Cl.ruars uas Re hal at tie school rom or st he
'VVNeeoirs. rug ll-AftN.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-15

A MARROW ESCAPE On Friday night last,
Just rs train was leaving Chicago, on the
Michigan Central Road, two small boys were
found hidden on the trucks under the psssen.
ger cars, in such positions that they would have
been killed as soon IS the train started.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-15

0Ihe large circulation of the SrAR
a'akesn TIE most desirable ADVERTISING me-
s1A'a IN the District. II has more readers
n 1e e't'es Of Washington, Georssto,rn,
md Alexandria, than e.. .As other Wash
.9ton dulles combined.
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MADAME CLINTON.

4 HE crest Natural Clsirvo, art ard Wender Of
1 Of tina aZe, respectfully informs the Gems OF
wellington and vicinity that at the rsqusst OF
ersl ladies aud gentlemen, he has retuT ned TO the
city. and taken rooms at Mrs. Robiueop's Penusyl-
sniyrvenue. tetseen lst sni % streets, nesr the
apitnl, where the can te nsalted n the % st,
present and future events of lise love, marriage,
CO urtship death, Law uts, &c. Lsdiss nifty cents:
Gents 81. suG l2-lWs
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25 CENT DA6UERREOTYPES.

'TNHE great New York Picture GALLERY has fail-n
Il INFO he hands of PsCf f'e~art who is tat iug
taose beautiful Eiectodue Hsguerrrct' yes h. he
ue = Fre"ch process. Now Is our time, while thu
reai her IL plasssnt
Gallery in PennOylvania avenue, between T. F. d
It'll st. cv'r 6iman's Drug Store, st the Old stan4
vi Woodbridge suy l5I+s
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NEW SCHOOL.

THE subscriber wculi res3ec fully inform the
L Public that. = tee sp!ie5,a'i@n- az numher Of
respectable c!uzah~ is has cenclu ird 30 establish
School. IN one of The me at Forrest Hall for the
teaching OF the various bfarcte, { an English Edu-
cation. Il
f!N school vii. be div del into three ciasses:
JhA Third or Pr. nery Class will be instructed In
RfadiEg, NriIiGg, Arithmetic, and Spelling.
TIL" stcond Class in Eistery, Geography, Lettsr-
VT ting, and other rrAss c, OPPOSITION.
he First Glass in eteer writing Phat rio use of
Giotes, Bookkeeping in an improved manner
Geography OF the heavens, Astronomy, i philosophy,
&c, &C. :. Ia
TUITION.
In the Third A
From bis long experience and skill Ia srhipe,
the subscriber solrits thsrs Of public patronage
WILLIAM Carroll.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-15

~ Inc Star can be procured at an early
nous every afternoon, in Baltimore. a. the
news stand corne. of Charles and Baltimore
streets.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-15
GRAND MIiIcABY AND CIVIC
EXCURSION AND CONCERT

II Os PIE Rps C OR n e n BAND,
Dfosrkhts COMET BAND most RESPECTFULLY
i announce 10 he itzens OF washipctpnI 9.,r, -
town, and AleIandris that they viii give a gtsnd
EXCURSION sud Concert 10 the white aoufe Psy,k
hon on ths 2Sih August
rsttlcalsrs in future advertisement. .
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sri sts rG.ns fs5t that qpiis lsTgs ciass uf IL.
Amsrce people sre bald, AID mat tcn IT en es-'E
anime thr causes Of peidpssy snd teen he ssR fy
Es,aeyscF's An ef'c-a Hsis es'oraiirs stands un-
rivaIltd tor that purpose. Il - en I'd.ao !reisrs
ton prspaTsd purely tbe sc:sntir ;rideipl's O.
the T. ed Man, and whe ever bald besist lD-
dian, such a th;r & has never been known.
Sec circulars. TO BE- had OF Druggists, giving PAR
ticrlqrs.
Price 81, N large bottles.
Fold In Easi ing.ou and GEORGETOWN d. c., by Ell
the principal rruygt ts, and BY Druggists ReasrSll-
through NJ the United States ard CsEatas
ID. GILMAN. Wholesale and General 4 gsni
Warrington, D. G.
c. E. FISHES & co. Propr.atoss.
No. 81 Superior Street, Clrvr;sns q
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-15

WHo WOULDN'T BE A FATHER.-The Utica
Telegraph, of Thursday evening, contains the
following brief but oninous paragraph
Ha.h a,,ha,,. IT'S girl ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-15

- 10. eHILrHsio ION receives all the New Book
and Newspapers ss fast - pubii. he'd. He Is ssen,
or Hsr, ss's and oil the other Magazines, and our
reader. will always ind = large and g Oh sfsort
ment OF Blank Books and Stationery at bis Pook
store Odeon Building corner Of ~ street nd lenn
eylvania avenue. eng 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-15

LARGEST LETTUCE on RECoRD.-A Caiifor-
measured six feet IN Circumference (,wo fee,
In dlsmeter) and was as closely packed as
drum head cabbage"