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TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

'i'HE subscriber would respectfully inform tn.
l. public that he keeps constantly on hand anj
ior sale at the owest price,, large assortment OF
sr;icles nee sary for bulldog purposes which b.
hopes will prove for their interest to call and ez
anime before purchasing elsx here.
Among the most im9ortaIt sre-
I4NHdfN MARBLE AND IRON LzNTELS
which fer cheaPness, beauty and durability
are unsurpassed
PARLOR IND CHAMBER ENANELLED
CRATES the lntrst Rev York styles
DCNHAA q cos HOT AIR FCRN.aCES, for
heating priv-t and public builcings, churcbe.
To-, the very best and the m ,st ecoso mics;
Furpae now In use
PONDS LAPROyEO LOUBLE GVEN COOK
me RANGES
CAST IRON WINDOW LLNTRLS AND S,LLs
ufON COLUMNS, &C.
LINGUISTIC FLING, fur Hall, Neetibule, and
/ Church floors
IRON Ratings, of cast end wrol sht iron. AND
VIE. These are Manufactured in New York
and for their bsauty and VARIETY of nsttsrp
and finish are ua.Qualled
The above will be put up II desired, and every Of
tort viii be made TO give purchasers satisfaction.
Apply ut the
Ornamental Iros Ware House
Pa avenue, between I'd snd Ak sr.ests
S"Oeou X. HAsKISE
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UHTTRD STATES NAIL.
Po& OFFICE DgPARRcEE7,

Po& OFFICE DgPABy1zE7,
Asg 18Th, 1854.
ERopOSAl.s for carrying the mails ct the Unired
ssstes from the fret day OF Jsnusry, 1864, &c
tie Seth day OF june. 1885, on the following rout'
the Hississipp viii be received at the Coutrsc,
Ofhcs Of The Post Odice Department, in the city %
Washington, until Q O'Clock N, ofthe 9th Noven.
bar, 1854 to be decided by 1ith Of the ssms month
KENTUCKY.
No. aIo2-From Ceirc, In, by Memphis. Tenn.
Napoleon, AK. VitksburR, Miss, Natchea
end BATON Rauge La to Rev Orleans
1916 mikes Hnd taeh, daily, In safe ami
suitable etamb ats.
Lave Cairo daily at pm
Arrive at fes Orlesns ID days hy6pm
lssys New o. leans daily a. 8 pm
arrive ut Cairo in SIX tsys y SPIN
No. clU2c-from Cairo, III, BY Columbus, Ky. HE
mans, New dsdTid, No Ashport, rsnn
Hiskman's Bsnd. Ark, Fulton, Tenn =.
0scsols, Ark, Pecan Point, Randolph
Tenn, ana hbau. Ark, 70 MenIh..
Tenn, twenty -four miles and tack, Re
times week, IN SAFE and sui able 9 cam
beats
Leave Cairo every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
dny at IL m
Arrive at Memphis in 81 hours, by7p m mex
Les.s Memphis every Trs-dsy, Thursday ape
Ssturiey at II IN
Arrive at Cairo In 81 hours, BY Q N ns1
days.
MISSISSIPPI,
No. 73ll-Fr N VicksburS, bv Youne's Point. La
Mill ems Bend, Pecan Grove, qallula
Mics. Lake Providence, La Prinoeto.
Miss. Grand Lske, Ark, Point Worthipg
ton, Miss, Greepvile, Columbia, Ark
Gains landing, snd Victoria, Miss Il
Napoleon, Ark, 80 raile q nj back, tire.
times 8 week. in safe and suitsble stes m
boa :.
Leave vi kstu'g rvery Monday, wsdne DAY,
and ThurFdsy at am
Arrive at Nspolcon every Friday, fsturdsy .nc
Sunday by 6pm
Leave NAPOLEON every Saturday, Wednesday,
snd Monday at m
Arrive at vi, ksburg every tuesday, 1hursdsy
AMI saturtay hy6pm
ILLIN0IG
No. 12s27-frem Rock Is srd, IT, by Hampton
Fort Byr,n, Core Albany, Fulton, 81.
vsnnat, l., Claire, Iowa, Cam snche L.
cns, 1abUla, ana Bellevue, to 6alena III
ono hundred miles AID back thr..
times a week, in safe and suitable ste Al
boats.
Bidders will propose . schedule
For form OF prop sails, guarautee, and certificate
also instructions and requirements (smb-seiug cor
cions to he incorporated In tie contracts to such
extent a. the d. partment msy deem reper,) zee ri
teris-an-nt inviting proposals for mail service OF
the mississippi river, dated June Z, 1854
JAMES CAM BELL, Postmaster G.nr
luY S1-ap1m
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AMERICAN q FOREIGN AGENCY

optos'te the Treasury Lv71aTtnent, HGihin9ton
TNDEk the direction Of AARON HAIoHr PAIxIH
- Counsellor of tie Supreme Court o. the Uni
ted status. ard Consul General of the Republic Q,
Ecuador for the United States, established for the
prosecution and recovery Of claims Of Anne ricsn "a
sens on foreign Governments; or the United 81. t.,r
before Congress, the Executive DEPARTMENTS Of tn.
Federal Government and Boards OF Commissioners
sitting In Washington recovery OF debts, kzaciss
and inheritauces in the United States and f,rrir..
countries Investments in United States and ;,ta5
securities; collections generally, remittsnoes ana
other money business. Having efficient and relia.
BILE correspondents in the several States and Terri
tories Of the Union, in Mexico, Central and South
America the chief ciuss Of Europe, IN Australs In
dia, and China, the unAepenAdis prepared to dive
his prompt and nithfaf Attention to ali bushes
thst may be cOnfdad TO his sgsen0.
fsb 1S-Wly AARON f. PALMER
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FRESH ARTICLES.

"phIAL Prunes Ia ssnsI glaze Kegs; eItn quail
l. lily Lew kleue Figs in small boxes bunch RAJ
ms, very fns; Cox's English Shred Gelstine-s-
trenco Imperial Gelatines In ,hreo and IA ,hsss
ssstpes are perhaps superior to any srticle Of ths
nnd ever introduced in this city; Fr-nch and Eng
ah directions furnished; h.rusirioal,y 1870 p-nit-
efe Extract OF Tomato. sapiines, Fresh Olive Oil
n Esskh and bottles. Zap ssgo Cheese knxlish dairy
o., 'eliies OF Al kusds, 6aadles Firth Roes, beS
,enonn Mustard, Put up In metal, very saperior-
iaa- Coooa and Chocolate, Miliaris do one csk Du.
fsnL Mss'iory brand. vintage ls4S Brandy, ind one
o. Grape Juice Port These are unsurp.4ss.o for mo-
-.c,nsi sha other Pripoess, and wSrTsut~i pure-
ARMENIA, haso, lapiocs. sweet Cider Hack Tee st %
gerie pr pound, warranted 10 p,saee-uurv Whit
pes''e soap, mntgcmsry county and ether Hama
se. &c Goods delivered.
M p. KING,
corner d Vermont svA and lsth s,rs<A
ep@s-Wu g. yohut s9VasN
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SUMMER CLOTHING

HF FINE QGALITIES.-Ct-iz. ns and etrspgers
" Wishing tn parchss Summer Clothing OF an
qu It's, viii hnd our p.essnt assortment to be as
tarse and vsrirs in the beg ming of tie eesson,
hish now Offering greatly reduced in pri
in order to run of our entire stock leore tls
kSi rraie
tlothiog made 70 order.
We h~vs on hand large aud fne assortment Of
summer material in the piece. which We will make
to or Ter much cheaper than the usual city prices
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Next cor to the Iron Hall,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
auo 6-kf
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A NEW AND CORRECT CITY DIRECTORY.

"E, tic urd .reigned, now engaged in NUN Der
w ing 'he city OF Washington. purpose as
soon as the work il comptsteh, publishing new
City Msestry. We have avery facility for 30 dong
rs We are compelled visit every house In the city,
and shS spare no pains expense to make IL most
accurate aud oomplets The necsssity of ruch q
b oh st this time Is daily fsl, and trus. that we
shall receive pu lilo Patronage sufficient to reno.
ne Fate Is We Will sndsavor to give eRtire sati fac
ton.
Please notioe cur circular, Is We will call on the
q issns at N early day to solicit subscriptions to
the work. TEN EYCK L PALMER,
Contractors for numbering the city,
suS al-2w Qntl
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lNo. SCI |

NOTICE OF the establis b ment OF
~ Surveyo Gen al and Of land offces for III.
I.Iritor'es ct NEw hIxIco, WASHINGTON, CEI6oN and
MINSEsor,..
In pursuance Of law, the President Of the Unite !.
It tes tas directed that for the present tie fellow
ihg shsl be the eites OF the offices for the sur,une
and ta'd ,srict created by acts passed at tb. late
session Of Congress, viz:
The Office tor the surveyor general of NUw Myx,.
Co 10 be LOCATED ct SANTA FE and that for th. sur
pryor general OF WAsHINsrcN TER IfokY ut OLYMPIA
Inc ofn"er Tor toe register aud yeceiner for WASH
iSaIoN ikRRIroRf also ut OLYMPIA: thOfe for ORsGoN
isRkiIoRY II OREGON CITY; those fo- the WnOra dis
tr7ct. MINNESOTA TEhRIrORY, at WIsoNA; ana ,hcs.
10Y hed rtH9 dsstr1ct, Also In MINhls IA TEIRRoRY,
at RED WING.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Wellington,
tnis t~t nty-fourth day Of Aus ust, A. d. 1864
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land OfRos.
aug "a 2sv2G
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EoEELs AND MANEEEs cP THE BRIT,
ISL ARMY .

From the London Times, August ~
& writer Of travels, now many years
back, gave to the world a quarto upon
the condition of certain of the Arabian
tribes. Among other places touched
upon in this volume, WAS the town and
people Of Muscat. This portion of his
SUBJECT the author dismissed in q very
brief chapter, containing merely the fol-
lowing pregnant words: CAS- Tor man.
ners. they have none, and their customs
are abominsble.' Now, if a writer in
our own time should wish to convey to
his RAIDERS comprehensive idea of the
tone which pervades The society ofofiacers
IN certain regiments of the British army,
We say 1t with the greatest pain, he could
not do better than adopt the precise
words Of the historian of Muscat,
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CAPITOL GARDEN RESTAURANT.

F0os OF CdPtM Hil, c'r'aer Of ID stree. and
MARYLAND dUeaus
FTNH1S new eetab il hment IL now oren for thu r..
l. ceptica OF visitoIs, who i'll be serv, in rpls:
did garden during the summer season il Desired.
kdities and Beverages will always be Of the first
quality
In connection With the establishment there IL a
spacious and " II r-. ulated aslooR which has been
d-cyrated MOST elegantly with Freeoo paintings,
and 1. now at the dn posI Of the pubic for Balls
Concerts Meetings, sc.
Libra, a,rsn ,sments will be made for the a.
conmf iaton Of privat. pa-'iss.
The patronage Of the pubic ~ respectfully request
Cd. J. GERHAROE.
aug 26-so0vs
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SHIkTS-SH[RTS.

NEW stEle Of Fancy Summer Shirts Of the mos,
~ oesutiful patterns, with French double h ;
bands and Studs
Also. low styles of white embroidered Bosoms, On
tirely new.
Shirts made to order and warranted to At OF NJ
sals.
GRRTY OF all qualities.
WALL l. STEVENS,
Pa. avenue, hstw. 9th and 10th SEA,
Also. doors below the S.tiOa L tiotel.
In
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY"

'tHIS beautiful burial place IF the dead haviu q
L just he dedi ated with appropriate ceremonies
10" the purpse il nov open for the receptio Of the
remains " dc ssed psr.OLe.
The MhUsnLEUN has capacity for Q huRdred
bodies in which So friends [ ( the dead ~ ma,
'priv can pia the .spart until they select sites
for the graves.
The plan of The inoorporators Is cne OF equality 10
regard to the lots, viii will not he put up publicly
tor sale, talthough they ususly bring premium }
making the early selection Of lots tAe mosr desir
anls-
Until An Office Is established Ia the city OF Wash
ington, sppiic 'tcna vi DO punctIally 1T. nded
to at the pres mt ocs in the east ing thu butte.
ing on entering the Cem.t-ry.
WI. s. HUMPHREYS
B-Glanwooi Ia airuated a short distance due
north of the CSp,:o,. aug lin
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LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS
EMPORIUM.

1NhIs day rsceiyiDg -rg7 PLY IF LEA7HEi
l. HASTINGS f SaOE FINDINGS
40 s'd-s Of sole Leather
IS dozen French Cali skins, of he best makes
LOG dozen Moroc,o ADD Lining AZ ns
100 s'dxs Harness md Birdie Leather
70 dozen superior Patent Calf Skins
Home maize CALF and Kipp skins
Upper and skirtng Leather
BOX Bindsrs Leather OF all descriptions
sclZe's Tools, and hiJ Varnis h, &c
Please to call aud exsIoiGs f,r yourselves al! {
chi b VIII he s9li on the most reasonable and g.
terms. Tt FURn
near the Patent Office, 7tb street
~ ESQ sid1s prime SPANISH SOLE LEaTF.
ER, Q. rs cents per h. aug 2,-zw
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from tie Londo, ChronicIc1

Either her Msjesty's 10th regiment OF
foot is q disgracetul exception to the
general character Of the service-or, if it
Is u fair specimen of the British army,
the social management of British regi-
ment loudly calls for thorough and search
ing reform. Setting, drinkiI &. grcgging-
Loose women introduced into gentlemen's
rooms at midnight-betting, swearing.
cursing, qusrreling. gam bling, scuffiingN
such are the practices which appear to
constitute the daily life of the 10th regi-
ment. Seniors without influence, subal.
terms without example, reprimands ad.
mInisiered in sham, and disci pline resorted
to as st-lhis is the external aspect
OF things. The internal state Of affairs
is simply indescribable. The daily or
mighty Joke is for officers to drag brother
officers out of bed. and then compel them
10 travesty their military duties in a state
OF indecent nudity
The courtesies of society are displayed
by the familiar interchange of the most
lOa:hsome and obscene mcknames-the
amenities of life are shown in tossing
f.: vine to treat trull, and inviting
brother officers 70 the chaste and refined
symposium. For all this the command.
ing officer has blind eye; and not being
blessed with retentive memory, he can
not quite tell whether he ever heard of
such things, officially or Otherwise-or
whetter, If lie heard Of them, he treated
them lightly or severely, or whether he
called the complainant and victim fool
for complaining. And so with the rest
of them. Whether they were ever the
authors or victims of these gentlemanly
jokes-whether they ever complained of
them by word or by writing they really
cannot remember. Short memories and
defective eye-sight and hearing seem 10
be epidemic in the doth. When a dis
credllabie outrage is proved, it is sugyes-
ted that q dozen officers Gun neither see
nor hear row performed in their very
presence.
When o junior officer is dragged at
midnight from his bed into the very room
in which he had been engaged at the card
table and the bottle, the commanding
officer is surmised to be sitting with bis
lack to the door and he is presumed
not to witness the tumultuOus uproar of
drunken youngsters, in whose ey es the
cream of the joke was TO fling their friend
half naked into loom full Of company,
the guests of their colonel. It is, oil
course, fortunate for Colonel Carrot that
his memory is not retentive, or his eye.
sight clear, or his bearing very distinct. |
We take him ~ bis work but w must |
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PARK HOTEL,

PARK HOTEL,
This deligh,fui Suburban Retreat.
On Tn, near Boundary street,
- Is Now OpSN FOs
.nA THE RECEPTION OF
49, THO PUBLIC.
The Proprie.cfs respectfully inform their friends
that everything served up Ut their est blishment
shall bs f the best.
The Billiard, Bowling, and Shooting Saloons are
In CT mplete order.
Parties will be served with Breakfast, Dinner, CT
Supper at short MOTTO, qua in the most approved
style. not surpassed by any house In the strict.
For the accomnod ton Of the public Coaches OF
hs Union Line will leave the corner OF 6;h stree
aud Pa. avenue every Thirty miputss day aid Eve
uing. commencing at O'clock a.. m for he Park
aotel; htopping al Union Hall, street.
WILSON Il HAYWARD,
Pror'rs Union Hall. @ st, Psrk Hotel, 7ih st.
any lp-lm
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FOE POOR AND LABoRINe MEE.

ShALL BUILDING LOFs Of 10 feet or more.
~ various parts Of t. City, and Georgetown d
low prizes, and teruss to suit LLOYD 4 Co
BUILDING STONE
Po- sale. deliverable at the Canrl or Whxr,es
Washington, George 20 an, or A Iea andrfa
LiO1D Co
Por s-ls, large and handsome CARRIAGE A.,
HARNESS Lloyd A co
18th STREET, OPP Treasury Department.
~ ~ Nv
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LIME! LIME! LIME!.!

iNHk HAMBCRfH LINE KLINE being nov II
complete orirr, the proprietor VII be snsbled
% furnish MS approved customers at all TINES dur
ng the season with Lime of She bsst quality 10.
clustering aud other pnrposee. The lime ma1uhao
-ur.Hi at the9e kiins IL warranted to be equal L.
,uaGty 70 any other manufactured In the United
states. The pics will be, delivered 1T thu kiln, pac
a any othsr part OF the CITY g..
Cement snd Calsine3 Plaster also b had At al
iroes 4. ". DESHAM,
an R-Srr Fnr the proprietor
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TIVE EkW AND POPULAR SONG. II nh NV
4 Poft Guitar" composed and arirnsed for the
Piano Forte ey Pref }. q. Fcertsch, words b. Hen
~ X. stoddsrd. Esq, and dtdicateo to John p NC.
Susde, Esq Of NeS York, can re had at tn. Munc
d pot Of HILBUs A HIT1
aug Ill
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mo elS.i

No SIS.I
NOT1CE extending the time or re-
~ eervation Of lands heretofore withdrawn from
'-ie along the route OF the proposed RAILROAD frou
hstvEroRr, LOUISIANA, 10 NIcKlBUKs, MISSISSIPPI.
Notice is hereby given that the reservation Of the
aids heretofore Withdrawn from market and or.
i-re u be withheld from sale entry Except ser
aid enptions) until the 9TH day Of June, 1854,
n to- ted p-c- mber II, 1853, and lying With
tfeeu miles either side OF the route Of tis pre-
osNd railroad above mentioned, il extsndei 70 tie
run ct Xix months from 9Th Instant
Given under my hand, 1T the city OF wsshinston,
'als tenth day OF June, 1854.
BY order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioners Of General Land 0fscA
" 12-Iavi2u ~
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NOTICE OF WITHpRAWAL.-In

No. hl3.1
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL
~ pursuancs Of the order Of the Pres.dept Of the
United States, bearing date the 3cth ultimo iseued
N the reconnsDdhd n and at tn. Request Of the
senators and nsarly all the Represep In Con-
Tess rom tbs 6tats of Missouri the lands IA the
GLOWING named townships situsted In the State Of
nssoURi, on the route OF the " lron Ao11afasN osd
MsrtSssPpi rirer RauroGd,r have been Withdrawn
rom SAFE or entry, except for valid pre- emption
lairns. until further orders, to wit:
In the district Of lands subject to sale at g..
LOUIS:
Worth If I've base lane and soex If dc Ea prseopol
meridian.
Townships IS, 50, OF range
North ofae base lane and scast Of he fh ps,nepci
Townships IS. SO. q a.. Of rsnse.La
Townships ss, 10, ~. II, ~, of range 3
To.nshiPs IS, 80, 20, al, ~, %, ~, S. ofrangas
= AndS
Townships 90, 49, ~, Is, of r.ns.7
Township %, Of range g.
In the district Of lands subject Ia sale at Jscxsox
North Of the base isne and eat If the 6h inespol
mcrIdida.
Townships 20, 81 81, 90, 81, IS, So 81, Of ranesl
range
Townships u, %, %, 50, 81, 81, IS. 81, s., aa.
Toxo.hips "a 2, q, %. 50, 81, 81 IS, 81, IS. o.
>. rSxn.hlps IS, % q, %. ., 30, 81 81 @,a&
%. 81, CT ranges 8. o
Townships "A, Is, %6, q, q, g. 50, 81, "a, S. Of
cange7
Townships "a, 2b, 26, n, Is, q, Of ranges 8, and
10.
Townships % %, "a, Is, 20, q, o, Of ranges II,
u Is and Ia
7ownships q, a. %, q, Is, %, q, %, OF rang.
Is
Townshipe 9S, "a, IS, %, q. %, Of range 10
Townships ~, q, q, 25, 20, q, Is, of rsuse II
Townships "a, rs. 20, q, of range Is
aorh Of nc base lave and soest OF the Eh pvss@pa
FH<% fOn
Townships "a. 5. OF rsngel
The above list includ-s certain townships hereto.
IRE wi hdrawn Tor other railrosds aud soue not
Jst ods.sd for sale, but which have all been iussrt-
], as they vi hin the reservation
Given under my hand. at the General Land ORcsL
1.-THE city Of Washington, this 9Th day Of June d
/ sk4.
By order Of the PRKsDExf
JOHN WILSON,
fe lV-laWlSw Commissioner
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Osf P,bLIsHkD.-The ABdus WLtzes, tn
T. Reception Waits, the nj atilda pslkA the pe,rh
1,es M feihs, Fontsneila Po;.s, Psrlor sohotirb.
Fines, .; the liaaO, Au.ic, Stationery ana Tsoey
"ooos Stoie or JOAN y. ELL,
suS ~ ID. az, bot. 9th and 10Th n.
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TO NJ + n b T. KS OF co n g r. Il 3 &.
/ Strangers cnd CttfzsEs.--We ere
pow r ceiviFe lot of Goods suitable for tho Fell,
consisting of-
SILKS # slI kiuds
French Moussslinss, Msriuos
AlpS.as, BON basins, Irish Linens
Iabs D mask, Damask NAPKINS, Rlanneis
Csssn-ts, Cloth, Cseeime1es
Girghsms o. ali KINDS
HCsiery OF ell kinds
full assortment Of bomnsttrs Of Ill kinds
vsrs,y Of Carpsts ii various kirds
The remainder of our summer GoOis will be sold
veiy cheap Some irst rate a. Lawns at 90 cts..
Beo utful Calico "a cts, Beregs de Lsines 1. cts.
worth Is Bereges very cheap.
sug IA HAIL h RGorHrp
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NEW BOOKS.-pisto % Imn ortal.t of the 8 u
~ translated from tbs Greek By Charles 8. eta
ford
Florence Essrton, or aups. Inc ard Shanows, by Il
suihor OF Cara StAuiev, &c
Sk eteh-s Of W-,tern Msthoaism biographical rs
toric.l AID MIsceilap, oua, Illustrative Of iif.
seer Life. BY Res. Jss B. P.nlsy.
FOR sxla By
GRAY & BALL.NTYyEsa,
Sep 9eyan u sfrsaf
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EVENING STAR.
(poR TEE star
tbs Rose OF BALTIMORE.

tbs BOSE OF BALTIMORE
Respectfully dedicated to Ms, II. g., Of Baltimore,
Oh, Gentlemen and ladies fair.
Hear what I'm going To say;
III sing you verses IN an ar
They call - oh. Dearest Mae"
IT'S ali about one brish: eyed srl
I've met in Baltimore,
But here she lives in this wide world
Garnet tell YOU, sure;'
CLerus.-Ob falTer maid never, never saw
Win eyes - bright,
Like stars At right,
Was the Rose Of bailimorei
A was walking Market street,
IN a!Gvfly April morn,
The sweetest giri there did meet
Since the day that was born!
Her iips were like cherry
just blusbing on the tee;
Her voice rang out so merry
With music wild and free.
I've rcamed DER many a biiiow,
Like a tsmeless ocean chbd;
I've made the rock my pillow
In the Arab dess.. ~ud;
Iye sic pt In the PERKS hover,
On PrrsIa's dreamy shore
But never found flower
Like The hose Of Baluinorei
One night when was dreaming
Tw a dark and stormy night
Her form like moonlight cleaning,
Burst on MY vision bright.
told her nf NV passion deep,
tired 70 tell her more,
Bur then she VANISHED in my sleep
The ko-e Of Baltimore!
often roam thr 3uah Market street,
As have Done If wore;
But nov, alas never meet
The Rose of Baltimore
Ills true that there bright eyes eth beam
With CuPid's magic lore;
bet my heart Is with its Early dream
The Rose Of Baitinoret
On fairer maid I never, never Jaw
With eyes 80 bright.
Like stars at night,
Was the Rose OF Baltimore!
II. CLAY PRspss.
"Since writing The abova, rs will be perceived
from te dedicstou, the aurnor has discovered that
the = Hose of BALTIMORE mas a .locaI habtaton
and Dame.r
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r. L DEKIS0N,

WACO, NJ LEM N co, TKXts,
Will prsctsre the couni les of Milan, Tell Viii
H. msop, hcL. man, Fails, lin stone Freestona
Navarro, and HI, 20 ! the eupr-me Court at Aus
tin. Galveston, and Tyler
Will a!so act as LAID agent, and give special At
TINT Oh 10 invesiss ing And pertoc ing T. nd Titles
In any p irt Of the cfSts. aug I6-W6m
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lust RECkIVED at HOODS Jevrlr,
u fire. a lot Of one Jswslry.
Also, very hns SILVER TEA EETf.<efy
new pattern, which will be sold very low. Us1fana
See for yourselves.
Ps. avenue, between " and Ola stsssss.
aug o-G
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~ rOCK Z FIXrUKES FOR SALE-T etOc
~ and Fixtures OF the ftors on the corner Of It
and streets, now corrupted ss a Dry Gods Store +
,,e ciis.p. Kpreferred, the Fixtures alo, will /.
soli and the store rented. Possession given imne
dia'ely.
There Is no better sta.d for business Oh 7:h ss
and any person wishing 10 rent the will apply
soon T. H. BROWN,
COZ. It'll ADD ST., NOT.hsra Absr ties.
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.00S~.A&&I assk~0
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,
EIYHNTOR OF THE CELEBRATES GOssAMER
VNNTILATINd via AND ELASTIC RAND
TCUPACES
No. III CHESTNUT STREET, os.soass Ae 3a:e
House, PhRadephia.
INSTRUCTIONS tn enable Ladies and Gentlemen
i to measure thetr own hes lie with accuracy;
For Wigs, Inches. TGupees scalps, Inch.
No. /. The round of the No. L Prom forehead to
hs>d back ~ far 6
.. Prem 70 ehead bald.
oyer the hssd 70 Over forehead as
psck. far as required.
6. From ear to ecr q. Over the crowd OF
c,cr the had the head.
4. From ear 20 car
round the fore
bead,