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= FALL DRY GOODS
THOUSANDS OF PURCHASER,

THOUS 4NDS OF PURCHASERS.
yTTa have now in store anu shall receive weekly
w supplies during the season.
A larg. sock Of Slks and Fdncy Goods
Plain French Merinos Bloca1e and pain Black
Plsid MerinDs Cashmpra Silks
Plsn and Plaid Mousse Superior Bombaz'nes
iins Alpa Canton Cloths
All shades Coberg Cloths English Grapes ass'd
Fine Printed Mouss-lins Grape and Love Wells.
EDsbrotderi.S and Kid Glooes.
Misses Kid Six Gloves Ladies Silk and Cotton
Merino and Cotton Ho- Hosiery In great vari.
sisry eties
Chiid'n Merino Shirts Silk and Merinn Vests
Superior C2otAs, Cassi~seres and Festis,g,,
Cassinets and Kentucky 2 ps l04 FlannsIs, for
Jeans skirtipg
Su- erior Flannes, OF all superfne Tsb'e Diapers
shades Napkins and Towelling
Piano and Table Covsrs
Also full assortment Of Gentlemen's Merine
and Cotton Shirts and Drawers, Woollsn and Co,
ton Hosiery Kid, Silk, Merino Gloves, suspenders
cravsts, Silk and Linen Pocket handkerchief, slb
and fine ginghsm Umbrellas.
~ All Of which will be eold at fair ow prices
for cash, or to pnnctual eustomers
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLEY,
No. 623,
Seventh et, three doors above Pa. avenue.
oct 4-62w
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uARINET MAKER d UNDERTAKER

CABINET MAKER d UNDERTAKEK
stAE undersigned would respectfully inform hi,
i friends scquaintancss, and the public gsasrall,
that he still continues to execute all orders in hi,
line OF bustness In the best manner and at the short
esE notice.
REPAIRING nestly and promptly executed
- - FUNERALS attended to a
'"sss3a the shortest notice, and in tho besi
manner Bodies Preserved ir the Mast perfect man
rer, euen in the soarmest peothey
NaAnkful for past fayors, he would respectfully
solicit and will endeavor to merit continuance o.
tils same. ANTHONY BUCHLY
Ps. ave-, 8. side, between 9th and 10th sts.
Res!dence: Mr.. Martins, No. 800, street, tuird
house east OF 7tb street. mar lily
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TURKEY VIcT0RI0us.

V0U viii hnd at the same OLD STAND, Pennsyi.
i vAnia avenue near 18th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or withou,
frames; Portrait, Picture and Miniture Frames OF
the latest styles; Brsckets, Tables, Room Mouldne
Cormses, ac, dos or by leaving your order you car
have any thing done IN my nps =
- "a ssesS ea1, pSss sssss e. Pl.es:
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UNDERTAKEN.

WOULD respectfully return my THANKS to the
citizens Of Washington and its vicinity for thoi1
past patronage, and say that owing to tho frequent
calls in the Undertaking branch Of my business,
hsye been induced to discontinue the manufacture
Of Furniture, and turn my attention fully to ti..
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to has.
every thing that Is requisite to my business, and
am therefore fully prepared to meet any order sfsl
8 few noments notice, and assure those who may
give me call that win spare pains to carry on,
their orders to their entire satlsfaction.
JAMES +. HARVEY,
No. 40, 7th st., between G and q.
N. B.-Oalls attended to at all hours Of the night
mar
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SILVER AND BRASS PLATING

No AZ Eighth Street, betocsn st and Iu. ar-,,,..
TJNHK unts, signed is prepared to do SILVER and
l. BRAss PL TING in ell their varieties
Numbers for Stores and Dwellings,. Door plat.s
Bell Pulls, Railing Knobs, Letters and ernsmsnts
for military and OF Ter ASS Citations furnished ~,
Bal itnore prices, md Of his own workmanship.
All kinds OF Conoh Work in the line done In tn.
best and cheapest mAnnsr 'A'
Z xnoss who xans diver, hrass platins, Ia, dons,
~ Win ,-A1 AisaA M PleHs.
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TO INVENTORS.

ttHE omce Of ''rhe Inventors' Protection National
4 Union" is ON tn street, opposite the East por
aco OF the Patent Office, and is ready to attend
70 the business Of its members, namely In making
examinations and soliciting patents, 10.
Inventors are invited TO call and get oopy of the
Constitution and Bylaws, and where any informs
ton viii be given respecting the Union. ri.
All letters on business must be directed to this Of
A model shOp II in connection with the Office,
Hnere models can be made to order at the shortest
ooooe. 7. g.. CLAYTON,
ap 10-Iy President r. p. Il n.
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

VTNhE subscribers would respectfully inform their
i numerous friends and the public generally that
in addition to our Wood and Coal ard near the
Ph6nix pianing Mill, Georgetown, We have, for the
better accommodation OF that portion of our Gus
toners who reside in Washington, opened yard at
the corner OF Twenty first aid streets.
At either Of the above places those In want Of fuel
will at ali times find good supply Of ell kinds of
WOOD and OoAt. ut the lowest market prices
ALI orders left at either OF ths above sces win
be attended to with pronpcness and dispatch.
27-dlm 70, ThAVERS i SLOWER
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS

Aa,ne ace,sue, b>t,ueen ~ and 6h sss
M ANUPACrURER of Steam Engines Boilers
~ Water Tanks, shaftins, Pulleys, Hangers and
Mh Work generally.
Will furnish Saw Mills all kinds Of CASTINGS.
Wrought and Cast Iron Pipes and everything in the
Irnn line generally.
Two small ENGLNES on hand and for SALE For
Information address G. u. MOVES, Washington Iron
Works, Washington g. iy Ik-H
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4 UTHOR OF THE GREAT BOOK JUST BE-
~ IN PUBLISHED, SPEAKS Of HAMPToNS
TINCrURE.
GREAT CURB OF RnEUaAr1sM CONTRACTED
'".n UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
p truln ara- =e% BAIs1noRs, Md, June L. 1854
NJ Xockbr'dge, Vthe Fdsssta'n Hotel Light strees,
Baltimore
Dear sir Being ON the point of leaving ths city,
| avail myself of q few idle moments to thank you
kindly for the medicine you sent me, sn Thich has
restored me to the use OF my limbs. beg you to
send me four bottles more, to cary on nv VOYAGE
Since had the fortune to use Dr.. pton's Vege
table Tiuctufe my confidence Is so strong that, in
gratitude the proprietors Of said medicine, boz
you to pres mt my respects to them. and induce
them to make 1t more publicly known as q sure
Rhsumatic cure. Having called on me on the 10th
sseisss in all my II ,bs, you can appreciate nearly
ss wsli as myself the prompt relief received from
DR.. Hampton's Tiucture, and am positive had il
not been for your strong and forcible recommends
tons should still have been in he'd.
1t la really pity his Specific should not be ap-
proved BY medical men, and like all patent drugs it
should aufer ths imputation the public generally
give to sucn pr psrations my,elf, who was al
ways opposed to patented specific took this medi-
cine with reluctance, and without confidence in it.
aud it was only through your disnterssted, friendly
Recommendations and my crit ss situation that in
daced me TO try this really beneficial Vegetable
Tncture.
You may inform Mesers. Mortimer Mowbray
that they are at liberty to mako use Of my name in
the support OF the good effects of DIR. HamptOns 8
Vegetable Tincture, ss It has cured me- in i've weeks
Of . chronic InysamBatory Rhcnmatssn, contracted
under tropical cimdtes and OF years periodical
durdtton. have on y usej three bottles and find
that even the defovmed parts Of my hands are fast
teturning o their torm-r nstursi appearance
have been under tie treatment Of several ply.
sicisns In London and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
Thompsonian and Homeopathic remedies aner hay
ing been torment-d with galvanic bs teries coIi
and aromatic baths, and hundreds of internal and
external medicines, all to no effect, I am, SO tar
cured by this Hampton's Vege able Tincture only
my gratitude, and believe me your we'll wisher
fE .s...s l....- THOMAS CANOR.
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UNDERTAKING & CABINEr1M,KI,

UNDERTAKING & CABINEr N ,KINu.
Nhk advertiser returns sincsrs thank to bis
friends sna the public in ,z..,.~=.ess~n
general Z tn il past patronage, TsSz2N$
and informs them th t. with in
creased facilities, he is prepared =
to attend to all Orders In his line business with
promPtness and dispatch. He gives his personal at
er ton to Undertaking, and thoae requiring his
servises will always ma him car-fol and oblctng.
O~lls attended to sc all hours, day and night
In tho cabinet making line he trus to he able to
give sadsfacton ss heretofore His establishment
Is on Pc avenue, Nos. l86 and l88, betw cen l7th
and 18th sts, Fret Ward, Washington. .r
JOSEPH 9AWLER,
oct Sim Cabinet Maker and Undertaken
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TAKE NOTICE
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

ID W. o0O =" M VIZ Merchant Tailor, Ps
i avenue, under the United ststes Ho- 4.
Eel would respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally that he has Just re- M
ceived new Fall and Wioter goods in or. at WI
variety, such Iloths Cassimeree and vestinr- O,
the latest importation, and is prepared to have them
made up at the shortest notice. In the most fashion
able manner. and at low rates of prices. -.0 -.
Having made arrangement to 90 into the Ready
made Clothing business extensively this season. b,
feels confident that he cen Offer t. these wishing t,
purchase stock of Clothing, not inferior to any il
ihis city, and not made up at the North, as Is usu
ally tho case With work sold here; but cut in hit
own establishment, and made by our own needy cit.
izens in this dull low rates of prices he is
enabled therefor. to compete with northern work in
point Of prices; and 10 quality and etyle he vii
leave for those who favor him with call to Judge
He can sell whole suits, Coat, Pants, and Vest a,
the following low RATES:
Good suit for business purposes, out Of cloth or cas-
sinere, for the small sum of..................&l5
Dress and frock Goats, from.... ....... $40 to $50
Overcoats Of different styles........... l2 to 25
Black and fancy Pantaloons. $50 to 10
SILK and velvet vests. 90 to 10
This stock of Clothing Is of a superior quality.
and has been made up since he received the tall and
winter fashions. 1.....
He keeps constantly on hand large assortment
of faucy arti"les-such Gloves, Cravats, Collars
Umbrellas, &c - =
Sole Agent for the sale Of Scott's Report of Fash
IONS IN TINS cley. sep 15-tf
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FIRR GLIDING. GALvAN!ZING. AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING,

ON ALI KINDS OF INITIAL.
u LABARRE would respectfully inf ,rm the pub
and 10th streets, in the above business and is now
ready to receive orders in any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING
on all kinds Of ornaments for churches, chalices,
ewels, and regslia for Free Masons, Odd Fellows,
and other societies, military ornaments, &c Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chains, Goblets, Lockets, Tea and Table Spoons,
Dessert and Butter Knives.
ELEOTRO HLVER-pLATING
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, Waters,
Candesticks, end Gsssets.
Also silver plating for Plumbers, Gas Pitters &c.
AL ornaments for military, Free Mssons, Odd Eel.
lows and other Societies and Clubs made to order
on tho shortest notice.
FRANCIS LABARRE,
Corner O and 10th SITS west, nesr Pa. ave.
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REV. vHRNoN EsKR1DaE, U. 8. N.

PORTSMOUTH, Va Aug. ls, 1881.
Mr.. J. u. Boush-rsar sir: While am, in gene
rsl, opposed to patent medicines candor compels me
to state that have great confidence in the virtues
Of Hsmptons Vegetable Tinctur-. For several
months past have used 1t IN my family and in
dyspepsia loss OF appetite dissiness and general de-
bilty, with entire success. So far as my experience
extsnfs, therefore, take pleasure in recommend.
ing It to the afflicted ss safe and efficient remedy.
lam, respectfully, yours, -~ -
Hov
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VERNON ESKRID9I,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
s p HOME TESTIMONY,

OUR1 OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS
- WASHINGTON, May II, 1853
Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray Gsntlemen-Hsv
ing been afflicted with Liver Complaint of ten YEAR
standing, hereby, for the b neHt of the afflicted
take great pleasure In announcing that after using
few bottles Of your Tincturs, found it had 90
complained perfect cure 1 have used different
medicines ifom time to time, bnt have never been
able TO socount for any apparent good, and 1t IL
blessing to stricken humanity that that medicine il
found when possesses the wonderous power of pro-
longing human life. The many curesit has wrought
u . suMeisnt guarantee Of the beneficial results
which may be experienced from its use Yours,
rsspsc7uiy, j. CURTAIN HAY.
Gal! and get pamphlets gratis. and see cures Of
Cotth, lTo1scastss. Rheumdt sn, NexrGlgto Dyspep-
ia, Nsvoksssess Gssd Gen eral Weakness AS female
medicine Or for delicate children We believe it un.
eausled. -
rsold by MORTIMER MowBRAY, 14o B.lti.
more street, Baltimore, and 304 broadway, New
York; CHAS. ST0Tr 4 CO., WINER, J. B. MOORE.
D. B. CLARKE, CLABKE 4 BOWLING, W ELI.
on, Gad 3 MCPHERSON, Washington; also, by B.
s. 7. CIs1zL, Georgetown; and G. c. BERRY,
Als1sndria, and by Druggists everywhere.
auR 9l-n
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POE POOR AND LABORING MEN.

X0AS Vo&S k1HNO A<a0VAsANN 3A1INs
9 MALL BUILDING LOIS OF lO feet OF more, In
- various parts of TIE City, and Georgetown, 4
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD 4 co. =.
-1 BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal or WharvsA Ia
Washington, Georgetown, Or Alexandria DE. : 2
LLOYD 4 GO.
RHEfS IIOYp k>G0. :
,.-hA 90 's''s, ~. sss6' t1sS6s..
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HEAD QUARTERS
UNUkk 1 A n CTS, il.
COFFIN WAREROOM, DC

CO. WILLIAM PLANT CO UN-
- OERTAREk -res,denc 4le sew
enth street, be tween g and II streets. In xIIaent
Procured In any ground or oemeter Cofius CAPS
shreuds, Carriages, hesrre, and every article 10
intsrmsnts of the best quality furnished at short
notice, On the most r.s-onshie t-rm., and at all
hours Of the night Having the exclusive right o.
Crunp Patent Corpse Preserver, We gusrsn e to
keep the dead for any 'enoth of p,e. ncIl-tf
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RENITTANCES 70 IRELAND. E5.
DERsONS desiring to send money to Ireland, can
I obtain checks for FL OK more, on the Belfast
asnking Company, payable In all the principal
asns. Apply to cHUBB BROTHERS,
Bankers. opposite tn. Treasury Buildlne.
81 la-~ct|
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GAS RIXTURH.

{ 'aH subscribers tske pleasure In announcing to
L. the puolic that their stock Of GAS FIXTURES
oompring some Of the best and latest patterns has
Seea received, and that they prepared to sell
81 the lowest rates. Persons in want If Gas Fixtures
wiil please call and examine -they will NO doubt
6nd tt to their interest l. -.
Dwellings sad public buildings fitted with gss.tu.
oing at tie usual rates -
JW. THOMPSON & pROTHER
dec ie-6 Pa. av, bet 10th and 1lth, g. side
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CAPTAIN OANOT.

4 UTHOR OF THE GREAT BOOK JUST BE-
"A IN PUBLISHED, SPEAKS Of HAMPT0N'S
TINCTURE.
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM CONTRACTED
'""H UNDER TROPICAL OLIMATES,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-04
RIGHTS OF NEUTRALS.

The following resolutions were introduced
into the Honse of Representatives. in Congress
on Monday hast. by Dir. Walbridge. Of New
York. They were laid ever under the rule:
"Resolred by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentative That the United States, as maritime
power, having neutral rights TO maintain, deem
it proper. ii view of the existing war in Europe,
to declare and make known, that every Aneri-
can vessel engaged in the lawful pursuits Of
commerce is held BY this Government to be pro-
tccied by the flag that covers her, and which
shall be the eviienre of her nationality; that we
attach TO all such vessels 4 character of s0rer-
eighty, considering them part of our territory,
invioIabIe and clothed with corresponding i'm
munity: that our rights, as Thus declared. rest
upon n" Precarous or temporary basis, nor up.
on the concessions of any power. but upon thu
public law, as insisted upon from the early his
tory OF the Republic; and that any attempt to
enforce IN absolute ri ght of impressmcnt, search,
detention, or visitation in regard to such Ameri-
can ships. will be regarded as an act of hostility
to the United States and n just cause of war.
Be Il further resolred, That az the existing
conflicts in Europe may lead to the change Of
political sovereignty in some Of the European
Powers, and the destruction of political sovcr-
eighty in others, we deem it proper for Congress-,
to make known 10 them That we affirm the doc
trire that we should consider any attempt on
their part to extend their system Of government
to any portion of this hemisphere, rs dangerous
to our peace and safety. and from the geographic
cal and commercial position Of The Island of
Cuba to this government, We will never consent
that her sovereignty be transferred except to tho
United States, TO which she seems naturally 10
belong"
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Ward Fond TO Trablo.v

WE have learned that some Of our Majors" took
executions 10 an observation in our last paper AS
our design was purely playful, we regret that any one
should have taken it in serious mood. As to the
"srrnlng and frctling their hours upon the stage, it
is n Shakesperian expression which has often been
pIosophcalIy applied 10 men in every station, hut
never before Chat know of received with ill-se.
ing We are sorry that jukc should be taken
amiss. Among our Majors We call t" mind one at
least whom We rank among our hest friends, and OF
course We could not design 10 give him oilence-ror
indeed any one else. But so i! is-.an Editors is &c
hard road TO trable believe"
Again, in an article upon the decline of Edgeheld,
we remarked that either Of our two Coach Factories
cunld he carried on with six or seven hands. But
here comes Mr. LEIGHs agent and says "Why we
work eighteen hands in ALL" thg, little, old and
young he might have added.l So We have stumbled
again. Well, gentlemen, il We did miss the figure it
was in advocating project which would, if carried
ont, double all your interests Still, we are held in
eycusable. Folks will not look upon in the right
light. Yes, an Editors is "a hard road TO trable,
believe
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Tho Rlistar and Critic.

THIS medical Journal has reached lis third number
and has bright promise Of prosperity 1t says some
very sensible things, touches upon some very taking
points and is witlal decidedly entertaining.
We observe that the Editor urges Te'Udccination in
neighburhouds threatened with small pux, remarking
that it is better have ls operation performed every
septennial Terud.
The Editor this month (among many other readable
dottingsl thus touches olhe question Of "Panperism
in Georgia:
1t must he heart felt pleasure to every Georgian,
10 know thai We have but Sj4 puuers III our entire
population. This speaks volumes III avur OF The IN
suliun of slavery. We have no charity pour in
Georgia Our garners are full, our negroes at our
paupers well fed and ciulhsI, while our Stale is Tree
of debt To considerable extent, and las more Rail
Roads than any State The South. and with sG Gle
exception they are built jrurn our private capital
Where slavery prevails pauperism can't exist.
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TIore Gold.

TIE cry is still. "more gold'-mnrc gold in the
old rocky hills Of Edsefcld. On Monday last'we we're
shown a mos, papable specimen of The "ycllowsuH
by Mr.. SAMUEL, Of Cheves Creek. He is in high
hopes of finding excellent diggImgs. We wish most
sincerely that he may not he disappointed in his agree
able anlicipatons.-But this is not all.
We are informed that we have oursef similar
prospect down brick yard premises, at the foot
Of town. Some who have tried ii. for as yet We have
phiIosarhicay abs,ained say that il is good egg
the phrase goes. Lord send it may be, for the ar'i-
Gle is needed in this country badly enough. We'll
make arrangements TO cut The porse open at an early
day. II the egg shall be worth twenty thousand the
fourth Of it shall go 10 the New Market Ejgeied and
Aiken Rail Road. II it he worth f(l? thousand We
will give all The Rail Roads liltle. Iii he worth
hundred thousand, they shall have double share.
And If il be worth TWO hundred thousand we'll be =
second Robin Roughhead" Well "marry all the
Widows" take care Of all the poor, and dol thousand
oher things
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Rail Rn,d Prosr5ect,

1T will be seen, by reference to certain proceedings
elsewhere published That the Rail Road spirit is once
more breathing its awakening influences upon lis OF
Edgcfeld. The meeting held on Saturday last was n
calm and qnet one bur very satisfactory 10 all in
teres,ed. Col PIcKENs made an admirable speech,
in which he portrayed the future greatness of direct
route from the Western interior 10 Charleston with
much force. Chancellor WARpLAw also addressed
the meeting briefly but happily. Others being called
on, Mr.. SAMUEL Brooks replied, Z" am for drtion' y
a speech which was received with applause by the
assembly After the adoption of certain resolutions,
the meeting adjourned TO meet again in two weeks.
In the mean time, The Committees on Correspondence
and Subscriptions what can be done towards
the object had in view These Committees, we are
pleased TO state. have already been at work. cor
respondence with several important quarters has been
opened Subscription lists are also passing around
We are not informed how much the figures amount TO
at this time; but on the evening Of the first day some
forty-fve or fifty thousand dollars were subscribed
We have yet great hopes that the sum will reach at
least hundred thousand And should our able lel
low-ciIizens between this place and New Market take
ol! Of the matter with relish, equal 10 the degree
in which their interests will he promoted, We should
think that even two hundred thousand dollars would
not be high estimate for Edgcfeld--t ought not TO
be at any rate.
We nre glad 10 see that the thing has been started
without hnrras and bUmbast. May this be harbn.
ger Of its steady, onward advancement!