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"a IA u.;oAT BALLOON RON pYyI,
.fEEpFTJs "a 4

e. l. ON aud af:cr TbnraJo, Ian o.. -.
,z.3 81 - Ihe Ste4mloat BAiiOOV viii vii ,n, Iol
for pj 9 ria Steamboat Landing al Io,g P,;,'
T" I,n' Pcnn h 'ogrhns DcaIync5 i's LG1g rEin
Time To io,ye ihe CLy and New aslle and cor
dov Tbmraf ,io ''e above named Landing every ro
%"y lnnrsday and Saturday Mornmp a. t'S'y lueo
serehied BY ce until further noi,rp '''cA
O'Clock rrer, %avcs S ChcsInnl Street Wharf NJ q
ing. - - '''ii'soiy and Friday Morn
march Is. silly. '" D bALL' Capt.
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hsuifdIng Hardware and TOOI
store exclusively.

1he Largest Establishment of the kind in the n s
&A Market MIGRE street above saSoo,h sEo NT p,s ss'
N Manuiae rers Depot for Locks of ali kinds
Knobs" "N'cieu EiaSs
Premium Pore ian Knobs, over 100 notterns
silver Plated nohs, Hinges, &C. with the mos,
Line. NOOuS Ia uuis
s'0ck. Catalogue seI I by Mai if desired. '"'
oi Ar Registers and VenIialors at Factory Prices
" Az Orders pat up under nc immediate s1nervI.
march 22, 81 6m
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d. Professor HOLLOWAY, of London, NAV be set
the a. P"plc beneiacor. He not ohIy patJoaigs
printers but places their paper on file for The
T Mhl ma our papers at his Office 2tf Sir,,s n.a ~
cb,n par, winch s always open 10 ysifers r,ec NJ
Cessay ana The experience have hal Viii ,he Pro-
him ,b, US IN assuring those thal cdli p-on
ooD'n nal aha Cohrlcr Newkaren Au,.-aa 10 ~
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SUPERIOR
W 4 ~ DO DIV Esy,ENEa g.

A bnITT0N nSIl, & GO, No. 40 Nor.h Second stree,
hcl3w Arch Phihdelphia One Of h. o's, 81
lcnslve and best manufacturers in ,5c Iri,cd M t ex-
and ol some OF the most s2lelid 81, les Of r. nd
insi,Im,a H%s which have won The przcs at e Fr ' I
concenon i'f eir superiority Of finish and spendDr Of
ond @ character On hand, aad made 10 order at 5r
y au leeTed II required in superior sfvle md n, '
10 please the public f,,"",T 20 10 ". W. s'ndy
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Wanted.

w ANtED. young man CLERK m Store in
W smyrna; enc who has had experience in Tho
ard l6 years, in tho same store Applv AZ tbis ofe
Smyrna Fob. %, ls52-a 'NN'
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STR fa1S0

splendid New tsiabllshi;Ic3lt i,,s, - , - a. ic'1
I!e sic OF their former sand No 81 Sonih SrronJ :.
hl',idci Fh'a an entire new and beautiful sor ~ g.
a ana SIN Bonnes and Flats, Flowers Nr: ami
anu anu a'iia RAIN and Summer Hats for G,n,lo,i, ,r
ach our Old patrons, merchants and mill. .pnrs ]
NV arc invited 10 examine confidently pr,,,,',,
eii' ~ eN'om III variety. III novelty and ia e,,,i,
,ycrn,oI I,i '"''u' ~ Orders carefully and promptly
'Nernleu ',,u'r =, go THOMAS WHITE j ed
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ID Doctor Edyv Id. Epailcv

4 bfFERS his Professional 'servic,s ~ -
- Smyrna and vicinItv IIi, 49, 70 me citizens Of
sent OF bis Residence. Deia,yas. lss - ior the pro-
house recently occupied H., f, fnrcr near South
be may be found "a piI py John M Sparks) where
engaged. ~ '''nes' when not professionally
4 All orders left drriay NJ.
attended 10. ~ rs MS absence will be promptly
July I3. 1859. mk ~
Fa ~ sta4sfs as.4 Rs e83s.
] IVA FsNa a 49,.
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DRUCSl DRUGS,

'pATETT MEDICINES Of aII ki,a. ..n j. -,
y famed ai the Drug Store OF Il ~ O99'
Smyrna jane ~ isss nl'6si GsaS.ss. shSsSs si,s..
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H. G.. WORTg5 g. C1e

)oqlt BLIND, Shqiter and Sash Depot, east side a,
- Broad street, below Wood PhjIaIeIn,a ,is ~ "
may be found, constantly on hand an e,tcbsic oaa'
men. o Doors Sash, Blinds. Shutters and 1foad9cs
warranted equal to any that can be made,
hIi.' nlgo' sash ready glazed. always on hand
ton. - a. y, sSoly1 pnroinpt nticn.
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q. Z. KNffsEa,N &. IN

- 7g1-'eI !oMTssIlY MEECntNrs and dralcr. i,
ray ~ - ~ ~. Feh 1hceso and Provisions pro. g.,
hand 40 ~ ana 30 ) Whaves, Phlladrpla ha7 on
S6a5 S6@riHgs bne Fish While Fish IaJdo, /, liam, %I
,a"SC % m rs; Lard. Beef Pork Cht,sc, Ecas Er,cJ
r''' Drl0' F'"thcs Crlnterrcs Sc. mar 20 > LAX
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=. }. CHRISTIAN

ITI 3! !slM!5scrlcr, soic AGENT for Tho .,Io oc
Ia. made r,i'L rnl% @IAAo in iiIadcifao
,sGil' & ~ Ia more hr upwards Of 5cc S f
c'a "2ano, winch Will he delivered to ,oI VI cru,
I IIb 'G iI Tne1 IN Islands for his spring r' saes 1i o
lowe c'sh prices ~, ~, rbGrCnasers Al the
march %, ~ 3m una ~ n,.lt Norm Water ST.:
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z, Z, :, i aE7AER3SEIeN & RUYE,nmEe@

~ LAND FLASIER, put up III Barrels and
- "a, ana Casis IN lots to suit purchasers. Also t;a
mn l@1'er ser very fine and white Of a superior asa
i - T Darreis warranted 10 contain four brshes: for
XII i n @ los to suit purchasers al The Thfux 81 m or
-'iili, 1901 M OF Brown street, rhiladclphia. ''''i
" ~ o--3In. JAMES NJ PATTO\
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GUANO! CuAHOT

3JO Ions Government Peruvian Guano
;!U0 Tons super phosphate OF Lime
~, 9lo Bbls. Ground Plaster.
ne subscriber offers for sale the above articles oC
1, .'ioI 9'aliy' ana at the very lowest rates.
Consumeh and Dealers Will find It To- their edvantoo
10 call before purchasing, on JOHN l.. PONiEROV
~ South Wharves, 81 door above Chqstrui ST
April 3. 81 3m st.
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RAGS EYANH,g5eA

RElNG extensively engaged III tho manufactures or
- - E'rcr, We will pay to Country merchants and
Io, 'S 5' Tor sale more thon the present mar
N'' l''e'-Oash' JESSL & MOORE,
n,., Paper Manufacturers.
IN iado PhiaNcs. % and 25 North st. first street be
10" Arch, between 9Th and 9Th, Gmar29. '5l.gm
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FOR SALE

<zE1e 5000 PE4cH TREES Of fine growth. --'-.-.
ksss*H 10000 Usage Orange planls. n .saa,- &C.,
r. Apply to JAMES l.. DELAPLAIN
march % "a ., Centroville, Del
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nfuMF OYSTER IER 81 GTHFR TIN CANS
Lnm p., % EVERETT Manufacture Tin Canister az
Tv ana e uescrpllon m superior manner Dy machine
SS oyster cans ahd caster of every size and sn
a1I nu,aple ior any purpose Having extensive aco.
ncs. lew themselves exclusiveyto lhs line of bus
low prices & &C. PEJiN o. S Es " aT,icies at very
So 'tSm NO 1e North Front st. phiIndo
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! LIE S.tt Al EST DISCOVERY O;1 'C7IE
ANi1''-lianiefS, Farmers Families and oihcr. c,r
P4IGhiSc 10 Rent dy eqI al TO DR. Tobias VE%ETI
I;hNIHENIi Tor dyseniery, Cholic croup. cirai,;
incCtn+'lS'n' sore thrOats, tOOlhache sea sicknns
cuS' ourns s"ellIngs bruises, old sores. bcadacho
"I,i. no 'H'es pans IN the limbs chest ha.E SO
II does noi give Feef the money VIII ha Ill
ca ca al li2I Is asked Is iTia ana use II accordn T.,
Tic tTecUns. NV 'luii5 10
To1 Fh2ish rcm?iy. and was used bv William
'c !" " ale ing OF England, and certified 10 bv linn
l5iicI. '''s ''Se iia"
Oyer jooV0CG0 Bottles have been sold !, tbo tr,i
'tG I'aies' Without single failure and many boyc
ha'Id maj ih"y Wouid not be without IT, if il ,yas sin
per Hoc' IA case ol Group ii is as certain as II IS
III cures Cholera. when first taken IN n c.y b,rr.
n,f se"'ery III E'iI an hour; ToOthache in five min
ueS IL is perfectly innocent 10 take inf. rnnII, l
~ recommended by the most eminent plyslcians IN ,bo
United States. fI III INC
mn iRlCE 25 AND 30 CENTS
~ Dk. Tobias conld ill a dozen newSnonors ;,,
ferhhcates and letters relating 10 the womb rCnI n
accomplished by his LInimeni but tonsdcrs
ag II ssicient as any person who does no, oh,a;',
relief need not pay for il. NV 0"'aih
DIR. TOBIAS has put up n HORSE IN,.,D,,,n
t uo'tleS' winch IS warranted cheaper and bo,,ar
llah ahV other for chOc, scrqtchea old sorss Lii
evenings cuts bruises. &c. Prcc SO cents s@''''
DIX TOBIAS OFFICE
q. - 2iO Greenwich street. New York
Jan 20, ls5l--eoW. ~. i''"
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SEGAyVEga YE0cV,;,,o e.V,

~~aA.-9 1 'TiE subscrlbt rs her Icaro toa'' =
sssi,1 to the public. I6at ,I%f ,i 10 announce
zt.2 tinne at their Old STAND in Cn,ll, S'rnI con
OTHER S'TG%' to fl up all kinds Of NJT NJiInef'
Tnrnrr Maclnrs In having iahcs, Drilling and and
T,I ;T "4 ,rG o o:lef MILL SPINGl FS pIg2arcd to
na ,iS aI g. They Manufacture srcri'y 1iIAl rs
%iEIry f lI Mya%oMns % nace warranted r9I I5rGS5 CoR
@ "o5 " ESQ T e ,hS d1g oaJ i5p bushels per Go9r
% % % e., = They prcpared to iI'fs rs, ne n Go5s
,M' ~ t'SlLS of all hints Pieasr 't,sh ,a ARM
'' ana 'h'y "'l accoanolie on ra.dnal sIa6 mem
Smyria' rlrch %. '5Iiy. -''l'ol / d co.
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BOnncts, Millinery Cnohs e-a

Ga iALpEk has new in Store and - J22iS ~ y y
%s~ tcrs cevlmg ha IRON from Manufacturers and Impor
49, It's handsome assortment of StrnlI Rrnid
Auor;oa Lace acc and Lawn BONNETS Frcnrh onL
Anerlcan Flowers. Ribbons, Silks anJ ana
soriment of Millinery Goods ''""' anu general as
rr, Hiso, new manufacturing Wire and puotror,
fraHes and Crowns Of the latest Frencb a n DGckram
patterns '' rl Fhch ana English
om;nn merchants h and MInos are invited tn call ~,
stVIn onG before purchasing being confident tS,t S
any cher M compare aVurabIy With those Of
WM q. CALVER.
march 90 j4-3m. W. Ne'onu ST. PhladeIphla.
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lid. &feYerlsnra

- ~ gene ally that he sui cori;nrdly iv l'pli' "
ia MARBLE BUSINESS in al lis Tia,,. lii
Ktr ,srnry IS 3 !iS GoNER Of COMMERCE. and NI%P
,,,,, = NJ, oAlAltNA' DELAWARE, whcre
ard n9a2rn :tyes lie vii ass 3f Gth approved
hli- MtAIElS and do all kinds Of wort in co,,,a ~ -
~ ,I'T nv, Nm buildings wiih ncainoss and drsnalc onI
a. =, i4ae" Plces lie would state hat ali work @b
'l',c m r"nt oi beauty, cheaess and excel.
iUfe assures ihe public That he can make IN re,
S .. an 10 extend to him share OF their natrnn
despatch. ~ a'.u5"ieu on Y 10 'iih
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FISH AND PROVTSIONS

a&ff 'ALDWLLL Il GREEN, Wholesale n'al
%l ~ ers' No. 10 Water street, near Arch PI;in a.
VI a. dClphia ''''''' l ma
April ). l5I2tn
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q MEYER, respectfully Informs his c.so,,,.
- Inc public generally, that he has conslaSIIy nu
nahd fianos equal te those for which he r.ce;oi "a
The Prize Medal in London, 1851 ' i'Sei'eu
All orders promptly attended IN anil r,oo, -
taken an lhe selection and packing the same "'e
Chestnut street. Philadelphia. 7'' Oe'V"
march %. '5A-sm
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EkcEsTY e. EIugscFl.

ESA \ ANpFAcrCRER Of mbreIlas and Para
NAszs1 soiS' IN every variety, al the oil sonJ
- No Nor'h Fourth street, IhiIadcirhla ''''
,,L;t H., ~ oUs''ntly on Iand large assortment IA
"I'Sn me attention OF Dealers is requested.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE,

VIE Summer Term Of this Institution viii com
R..inel mence on wednesday tho 26th instant wi"
;rstn,i 'e regular Collegiate COurge The plon a,
,, embraces Scientific Department nS
liz nakes 10 young men preparing for
Students wishing To pursue PARTIat co,,.s
Deparlment For Catalogues coniaining SII sIaher
Newark, Del, April I2 Is5ta, W. rrcsldent.
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FOR SALE.

<sEe A extensive selection ofchoire Fruii Tyoes
ss<E a large size. Apple. peach pear cberr,r
- plum nectarine; and strawberry aud Taspberygv,
naples Address. .A''o' 'efy me silver
JAMES s.. PETERS,
march 30. '54-Im D''' |o' fa'
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MEXHl,AN. GHANfA

M subscribers call the attention Of Farmers m,
found !, 70 tins Guano BY chemical ANALYSIS il
1eruVIaa Guane. 1000 bbs landinp Fdr saio ~. t
mar 80. '54.3m ? and San;h n n11iG.N. W.
oA1NE SEAT, PLAIN q FANCY CHAIRS
III a Ru Chairs Rocking Chairs, Came Sol,oas
A DlIilng and Chamber Chairs in all ,Le varieI
res eS 81 colors and fashionable styles at the
W. N. F. WOODS
ro o oa!refooms, No. l29 and l3l North 9Th st,eet
NO. - - 'i-1n Opposite Franklin square. Pb;lo
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taees.sg e'ssr and Daily Globe, with a reques
flat they will publish the same. -.
ths ~ JOHN g. CLARK, President
JAMES BRINDLY, Vice fPres'tJ,
IAaEEs CASBr, Secretary. :''' 'PI .SessA 2
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"AAlo and Super PE,OsDhacf
OF Lime.
New WALL Paper yyarcIo,.-o

CnION LANING. Manufacturers o,d -.
Ell So; ~ ARCH street, second uoo. 'Ilrorl- mort
and anison Glpbla where may be ioun tI,, o.. uoovo
f'hasers frem the country " ty1jIY 2 jIYitI IN,
NH, 10 c al oar store whero they viii be- sn;,o
No %, A,.b BURTON d LANINC.
march 90, 81 3m, "'A'"' rhdAdel Ihia.
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THOMAS ARAiITAGE.
march 22, '5i.7m "s'i''' rAiiassas
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NEWARK ACADEMY.

OLLAW WAltE. -.
Soniner Session will commence Auril 9s,b
m, instant. Instant and continue twentyone weeks ~''''
mens oG u, o instruction and lie general arrange
a. ne Principal and a majority Of The Teocbo,.
the same as have he erefofore eorei, An ~ are
ties Of the school, '''u on W inc active du-
recIting in one o. @ ualined have The privilege of
Glasses. .e S'uuies WIN ihe College
Terms for the Session ta-
Board and Taion, 8 So - l-e.o ~ "a
Lessons on the Piano. '-a-'ls,s' eio eI ~ ~ Pes,
french. Drawing each ~ nv ~
Washing, per doz 9o 9o
n',is Us paya9le-S5 in advance; the remainder be
rIgS, ,e oe pup, Is removed To those coming on The
. for further particulars, address
April 10. 1s543t. WIS '"N' FnneipaL
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WOMAN,
= Ay THY L. LABOR

II 41"IILf NUAP that Will CLEAN (IoTnEs ,r;5L
0"t oo",ng or rubbing. Please give il a trial
Snvrna "a o1 SALE ~ L. WARD.
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philadelphia e1PnGray n,V
eEGGSg tSSOpn

Not l.ir I9ENER EIGurn AND ARc1 S,-rr,,.s
Bi f niAi'Lla ADAMS invites The narf,rr,ro =,
III ST.t.'P' 'P'"l 9i nniiles ard Store tcpcrs. 10 lis
STAPLE DRY Gosh - S'PsA G,A... 9i FANCY and
received from auction and ether sources i ul',
may Ger'nI on getting TIE at-s; and Lcs sylcs. at Ibs
oNcsi lr!' o. - "' '''e
BFocAc and other Sh1wls
Dress Materials, and
..,...-,. Furnishing Goods.
aranged N separate rooms. with strong gt To- rnr,
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i'@ rar p ne'oh'p hotetoore existing Ic1Zccn i.
cIElsriAXi.. .' ,s Gdg[ d,y jao firm of GLiDIXG ne
WM. GLADING.
-. }. CIIRISTIAV
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Y Particular care given to Plain Goods.
Philadelphia March 22 '5I-3m.
"a MILLIAM +. POTTS, lMroRTrn ~,
A%1I' DEALER IN IRON AND STEEL. IGI
MARKET STREET, below l3ih, North side Pin.
Oct. !, '53ly
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-12

A CHANCE FOR YANkEEs.-We have
received pamphlet on the &" Science of
Guessing" which winds up with the fol-
lowing proposition
Five Hundred Dollars Premium" will
be awarded to that student who can guess
the nearest to the precise number of
days. hours and minutes" that will be
employed by any steamer in the Collins
line, making the quickest trip between
Liverpool and New York during the month
OF December, 1854, provided said student
Shall have filled out blank number one,
forming part of this book, by adding
the days, hours and minutes guessed by
him or her, the date of the guess, and sig
nature of the student, and forwarded it
to the office of the author of the registry.
There is also another blank immedi-
ateiy following the last mentioned, which
will be filled by the author in a similar
manner, and, in company with the book,
be resent to the student as an acknowl-
edgment ofhis membership to the guessing
class, which, at the expiration Of said
month of December, will entitle him to
the premium of five hundred dollars. pro-
Vided bis abilities shall have been suff-
GENTLY correct in guessing the time of
said steamer.
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1'HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
i public that he keeps constantly on hand and
for sale at the lowest prices, large assortment of
articles nsce-sary for building purposes which he
hopes it will prove for their interest to Call and ex
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Among the most important SIRE
PENRhYN MARBLE AND IRONXANTELS
which for chsspnsss, beauty and durability
are unsurpassed
PARLOR AND CHAMBER ENANELLE
CRATES the latest New York styles
DUNLAP cos HOT AIR FURNACES for
heating privste and public buildip gs, churches
10, the very best and the moet ecosomicsl
Furnace now In use
PONDS LAPROEED DOUBLE OVEN COOK
LNE RANGE.y
CAST IRON WINDOW LLNTELS AND STILLS,
IRON COLUMNS, dc.
ENCAHSIIC FILING, for Hall, Vsstibule, and
Church floors
IRON RALLNGX, Of cast and wrought iron, and
wire. These are Manufactured In New York,
and for their beauty and variety OF pattern
and finish are uRequallef.
The above Will be put up II desired, and every Of
ioft viii be made to givepurchssers satisfaction.
Apply at the q
Ornamental Iron Ware Hotse, -ep
= Pa avenue, between 3D. and A. streets
""-eou b. HAsKINS.
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tlfuly manufactured sad as stesp 40 any ess.blisn
Iaent in th Union.
DOLLARD's HERBAEIUs EXTRACT Or LUIS
TR0US HAIR TONIC
prepared from South American herbs and roots, the
most successful article produced for preser ring
the hair falling out changing color restoring
and preserving 1t in healthy and lu4uriant state
Among other why Dollards hair-outtine So
ioon maintains its immense popularity is the fast
that his Tonic is applied to every head Of hair cut ut
his establishment consequently it Is kept in better
preservation than under any other known applica-
ton 1t being thus practically tested by thousands
offers the greatest guaranty of its efficacy Sold
Wholesale and retail ut his Old establishment III
Chestnut Street, opposite the State Houes, Phila
dslphis.
&. DolLAsD has at last discovered tins NE rios uL.
IRA of hair dye and announces it for sale with
feet confidence, In Its surprising everything Of the
kind now in 1t coiors the hair eithe. black or
brown, as may be desired, and Is used without any
injury to the hair skin, either by stain or other
Tse can be washed ofY in ten minutes after the an.
oiieatop, without detrscting from its efioscy Par
sons visiting the city invited to give him cali
Letters addressed to r. D0LLARD, Ut CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, will receive attention
ian Ply.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-12

ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELSY.-I The with
drawal OF MIR. Z. P. Christy, one of the
orlglnators of the negro melody entertain
ments, is made the occasion for the pub
hcation of table showing his gradual
progress in making them popular and
lucrative. In 1912, (says the New York
Mirror, he gave SO concerts at an average
profit of 81 q; in 1850, 1.-THE best year, J
3O5 concerts at an average profit of$8' 81:
and in 1853, 312 concerts at an average
prptit of S7o 81. The gross receipts of
Twelve years have been S3l7 ,5S9 81. of
which Sl6O,S3 60 were profits. The
whole number of concerts is stated at
2,792. .-t --
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A LARGE STOCK

A LARGE STOCK ..
"A OF DESIRABLE GOODS
We have now in store q general assortment OF
staple Goods, and in order to reduce our st ck we
Will commence to day selling at less than 70, ner
prices. We name
30 pieces assorted Bleached Shifting Cottons
Is do wide bleached and brown Sheetings s
on do BRrklie and Richardson's Shifting Linen
10 do superior linen Sheetings and Pillcs Cas-
ing.
superfas Damask Table Cloth and Napkins
Towelng and Doyliss in great abundance
III dozen Damask Napkins at 81 tCworth &
10 pieces Gauzs and other fine Flsnne!s --
% do dotted and plaid Muslins, very cheap
~ AL tne above We warrant to prove as repre-
ssnted, and will be sold cheap
. MAXWELL, SEARS & COLLEY,i
7th street, three doors above Pa. Avenue.
jy I0-eo2w
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United States Patent Once,

I0Nthe petitioner DAVID MATTHEW, of Philadelphia
" Pa, praying for the extension Of . psten
granted to him the 3lst day OF December, lsi0
for an improvement in Spark Arresters," for s-v
en- years from the expiration OF said patent which
takes place on the 3lst day Of December eighties
hundred and fifty four: -...-
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard az hs
Patent Office on Monday, the 18th day of Decemb-.
next at II o'clock, and all persons are notified
appear and show cause, il any they have, why sad
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are REQ uirei 20 h
In the Patent their objections specially set forA
In writing, at least twenty days before the day G:
hearing all testimony fled by either party TO be use
ct the said hearing must be taken and Transmits.
IN accordance with the rules Of this ONCE, which viii
be furnished on application.
Inc testimony in the case win be closed on The
otn OK December; dispositions and other papers re.
nsa on ae testimony, must be filed in the Office
OF before the morning Of that day; the arguments
any, within ten days thereafter. -
ordered, also, that this notice be published in tia
Union, Inteliigencer and Evening Star Washington
Y. "; Pennsylvsnian, Philadelphia, Pa; Scientit
AMERICAN, New York; and Post, Boston, Mass
once week for three successive weeks previous e
the 18th OF December next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
-- Commissioner OF Ps.ent
|. P.s-Editors ofths above papers will please copF
end send their bilisto tbs Pnssnt Once, with papx
oontaanlng this notice. - g-.r.s aug b-S3S
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NEW And sEAsO FABLE GOODS

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sons ref1tting their he uses to his new stock OF
PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS. Just received
superior lot Of siver" Papers Of the very istss.
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'ever TO tdr,tsh Velvet papers, large variety st
prices to suit all purses.
Gold papers from 81 cent, per piece to $3.50
"nilver" do do s712 dc do do to Use
Gold and Velvet from so t. q. per piece to 6.ss
silver and Velvet from cts per piece to q. 2;
Glazed papers from % cts IT, SIPS per piece
unglazad, &c. loo. IL c- 15e- 1Sc. and 25c 49,.
YAK ana other limitations ct reduced pricss. AID
kinds of Decorative and Ornamental papers Statues
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Paper hung by experienced hands All work war,
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a. my assortment is of such description az To si
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MFORMATfONrOR TRAVELLERS, &
STEAM PACKET LINE 10
HARPkFs 1 EERRE

fTyHE Canal Steamer "Congress" ha ing been thor.
oughiy repaired, and put in frst rate order, is
now ready to resume her regular trips for the trans
portatjon of passengers and light freight between
Georrstoxn and the above named point, on the
most pleading terms.
The Boat viii leave the wharf Of ". n. Ritter, fol
Harper's Ferry, ON every Monday, Wednesday and
Fridsy mornings, at o'clock, and Harpsris Ferry
for Georgetown, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdars at The same hour. stopping ct the different
landings along the line for the reception and land
Passage through either way 81, Shorter distances
at the same rates per mile r-
Fare on board the boat equal to thst on any hind
Of travel BERNARD PIJRsEL- o. pt. =
iv 29-11m