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UNITED STATES NAIL.

Po6f OFFICE DKPARfHINf,
Aug. 18th, 1854. I
DROPOeALS for carrying the mails of the Unitet
Il States from the nrst day OF January, 1854, te
the Both day Of june. 1885, on the following routes
on the Mississippi Will be received at the Contract
Once Of the Post Office Department. in the city Of
Washington, until O'Clock g. m, ofthe 9th Novem
Der, 1854 Ito be decided by 18th Of the same month :
KENTUCKY.
Ho. u02cFrom Cairo, III, by Memphis, Tenn,
Napoleon, Ark, Vicksburg, Miss, Matches
and Baton Rouge, La, to New Orleans
1,o75 miles and back, daily, in safe and
suitable steambc ats.
Leave Cairo daily ct m
Arrive at New Orleans in 8 days, by 5pm
Leave New Orleans daily at m
Arrive at Cairo in six days by 5pm
No. 6l02c-From Cairo, I'LL, by Columbus, Ky. Hic-
mans, New Madrid, Mo, Asbport, Tenn.
Hickmsn's Bend, Ark, Fulton, Tenn,
Ososola, Ark, Pecan Point, Randolph
Tenn, and Oldham, Ark, to Memphis
Tenn, twenty-four miles and back, three
times week, in safe and suitable Steam
boats.
Leave Cairo every Monday, "Wednesday and Phi
day at IL m
Arrive at Memphis in 81 hours, by1 m mex,
Leave Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at IL pm
arrive at Cairo in 81 hours, by . m mex,
MISSISSIPPI
NO. 1SlA-E1S% Vicksburg, BY Young's Point, La,
MiliiAen's Bend, Pecan Grove, Tallula
MISS, Lake Providence, La, Prinosto.
MISS slid Lake, Ark, Point Worthing
ton, MISS, S-eenville, Columbia, Ark
Gains Landing, and Victoria. Miss n
Napoleon, Ark, % mil.s and 5.cr I'm -
times week, in safe I'D suitable steam
Leave Yicksburg every Monday, Wednesday
and Thursday at an
Arrive at Napoleon every Friday, eaturda, and
Sunday by pm
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday
and Monday at ] O m
Arrive at Vicksburg every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday by pm
ILLINOIS
No. 13ST-Frem Rock Island, Ill, BY Hampton
Fort Byron, Oordovs, Albany, Fulton, So
vannah, LIE Claire, Iowa, Osmanche, Ly
ons, Tabula, and Bellevue, to Galena, Ill
one hundred miles and back, three
times a week, In safe and suitable steam
boats.
Bidders will propose . schedule
For form Of Proposals, guarantee, and certificate
also instructions and requirements, (embracing CON
dtions to he incorporated In the contracts to such
extent as the department msy deem preper,) see ad
vertisement inviting proposals for mail service or
tho Miseissippi river, dated June Z, 1854.
JAMES CAM BELL, Postmaster Gsny.
aug Sl-eolm
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TO c0ETRAcroRs AND BUILDKRs.

NNHK subscriber would respectfully inform tne
\ public that he keeps constantly on hand tna
IoI s,lr et the lowest prices, large assortment OF
srucles Messy for building purposes, which De
hopes VIII prove IL. their interest to call and ex
anime before purchasing else~here.
Among the most important are
PENRAYN MARBLE AND IRON MLNTELS,
which for cheapness, beauty and durability,
are unsurpassed
PARLOR LIND CHAMBER ENAkELLED
CRATES the latest New York styles
DUNHA4 d cos HOT AIR FURNdCKS for
heating private and public buildings, churches
10, the very best and the most economical
Furnace now In use
PONDS IMPROVED DOUBLE OVEN COOK
UNE RANGES
CAST IRON WINDOW LNTELS AND SLLLS
IRON COLUMNS, dc.
ENCAUSTIC FILING, for Hall, Sestibule, and
Church floors
IRON RAILNGS, of cast and wrought iron, and
wire. These are Manufactured in New York,
and for their beauty and variety Of pattern
and hnish are unequslled.
The above viii be put up II desired, and every ef
tort will be made to give purchasers satisfaction.
Apply at the
Ornamental Iron Ware House,
Pa avenue, between Sd and u streets
jy 9o-eotf 4. HAsKINs.
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talsy manufactured and q sneap e. any establssa
llsat Ia the UIicn.
GoLLARps gtiGBANTuM EXTRACT OF LVs
TaoUs LAIR TONIC,
prepared from South American herbs and roots, the
roft Bccssssn article ever produced fbr preserving
tn hair from falling out or changing color, rcs.oring
and preserving i. In healthy and luxuriant state
AmCug oths- reasons why Dollard's hair-cutHag So
ioen, maintains its immense popularity is the fact
that his Tonic is apphd to every head Of hair out at
his establishment, consequently it if kept in better
preservation than under any other known applica-
ton. It being thus practically tested by thousands,
offers the greatest guaranty Of its efhcacy. Sold
Wholesale sad retail at his Old Establishment lit
Chestnut strsst, opposite tho State Houss, Phila-
deiptia.
i. DoILAsn has at last discovered the u. PLUS uI-
ga Of hair dye and announces it for selc with per.
feet confidence in its SURPRISING everything Of the
kind now In use. 1t oolcrs the hair either black or
brown, IS lily be desired, and Is used without eny
iury to thu hair ekin, sthsr by stain or other
1.s. can be washed OF in ten minutes after tho al.
phcation, without dstractng from its efHoeey Per.
Eous visiting tho city invited to give him Q call.
L tiers add se.ed to r. DOLLARD, 1T CHESTNUT
STREAT, PHILADELPHIA, viii receive attention.
jan 2s-17.
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By Royal Letters Patent.
THE HYDR0M EN-,
W1TERPROoE ANTECoNSUAP7TE
CORK soLEzSs

MANUFACTURED BIZ
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
II MARKET ST., MANCHESTER.
Principal Wdrehousc, 102 Wood street, Cheopside
London, England Ame7tcdn Establishments, SO
.dnn street, and l0e Nassau street, Ne,o Fork Uni
ted States.
The Bydromsgen Is valuable dlscoTsrv for pro
tectng the fest from damp or cold, and therefore
preventive OF many Lung Diseases, without any
doctoTtag chateue. The Hydromagen is in the form
OF q sole, and worn inside tina boot or shoe. lis
nsedicated character IL powerful ontdote to dig
ease.
For Gentlemen It will be found agreeable, warm,
and healthy, to wear in the coolest rainieet of
weather, as the foos cannot become wet If the Hy-
dromagen Is inserted. Ladies' Nay wear the light
est soled boots or shoes in the worst weather with
impunity; while Consumption, 50 prevalent among
ths young Of our country, may be thwarted by their
general adoption. They entirely supercede over
ehoes as the latter cause tho feet to pstspire in
very unhealthy manner, and, besides, are not dan.
gerous wear to pedestrians in icy weather, like In
da rubbers. While the latter cause the feet to ap-
pear extremely large, the Hydromagen, being mere
thin sioe Of cork prepared peculiarly placed inside
doe not increase the size Of the boot cause the
foot to appear tltidy. To Children they are ex.
tremeiy valuable. as they may engage in exercise
with comfort and healthy effects Their expense IL
30 slight IS TO scarce need mention besides, those
whe patroniae, them will find their yearly DOCTORS
6eUs mach diminished thereby.
rs the Hydromsgen is becoming more known, its
sale is increasing to an almost incredible extent
Last year i'll London, Manchester, Birmingham,
Liverpool, Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Paris Antwerp,
Hsmburgh, and Berlin. sales reached l,732, 450
pairs Of Cork Solos, This year tbs number viii far
surpasc that.
AK the Faculty their opinion Of their value as
pre-, sntive for CoUaHs, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA
aad CONSUMPTION.
Mems Size, per pair, IS cents
Ladies' do do 80 do
Boys' L Misses do IS do
N0TIGE-Srom the Retail prices we make very
liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers, so
that any storekeepsr may make fiHe profit On the
sale, Whils they article that may be kept in
any store. among gny class Of goods.
4 For terms apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
80 Ann street, New York.
sep 8-3mdAw
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DE- AUTHohITY of ID Act of

DE- AUTHORITY Of an Act of the
ID Legislature Of Virginia, passed February 9th,
1854, entitled "An act to incorporate company to
construct, on the plan Of James 8. French, rail.
rosd between Alesandris and Washington city,
and In conformity with the provisions thereof no.
Tee Is hereby given by the undersigned Commits
i.eoners that books for receiving subscriptions to
the capital stock Of said Aloxsniria and E sshing-
ton LsiJrcad Company Will Be opened on the 18th
day ofSsptsmber next, and continue open for ten
days, inclusive, from 10 Q. Il. 70 p m, et TIE s5
loving places:
In Alexandris, at Newton's Hotel; In the city of
Washington, at the Mayors of1ce; and in George
town at the Mayors ol1oe.
JAMES 8. FRENCH,
JOHN W. INJURY,
A. ]. MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS boyle.
GEO. FR-1sct,
EDGAE s. SDEN,
aug sTutSep12 Z. ". L.TgaM.
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=, .01s3VxAN . 1V1sG1ON dUENCX,
oPpoSN me Treasury Department, Wdihin2ton
| NDER the direction Of AARON HAIoHf PALnxa
~ counsellor Of the Supreme Court Of the Uni
Ted states, and Consul General of the Republic O,
Ecuador, for the United States established for the
prosecution and recovery Of claims of American c
sens on foreigu Governments; or the United Statee
Federal Government and Boards Of Commissioner
sitting in Washington; recovery of debts lseacies
and inheritances in the United States and FOREIGN
countries; investments in United Ssstes and STATE
collections generally, reIaittanoes and
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 citeS Of Europe, in Australia, In
his prompt and Aith}ol Intention to ali busiSs.s
that may be conhded to his g ency.
fob 1t-W1y AARON H. PALMER.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE for September
- Is magnificent number, filled with superior
Engravings, and for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
The Great Illustrated MAgaziae Of Art for Septsm-
ber Ii one Of the best that has ever been L.
sned.---------- - =
Lsalies Ladies Gazette for September contains al
the nsw tall fRshione
Rnickerhockef Magazine for September
Godey's tsdyl Book, Grahan's Magazine and Put.
1ams Magazine for September, received and
eHHLMqTOHB BOOKSTORE.
Coz. Ps- ~. end ~ q, odson Buil6hs.
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PAPER 4ANGINGS, CORNICEs, LC0fS, &c.
XXTE would IN ast respectfully infcsIl the citizsLs
W Of Washington, tat we have row 10 store .
large and beautiful asccrCesat of CORNICES
hIESs, ORNAMENTS, &C., 4 prices to suit all
paf5ons. All kinds Of Window and Bed DkAPERY
mails sd put up e the shortes: notice. and In the
BEST unAnner. Carpets made and PIT down and
warranted to fit. All kinda Of PAPER HANGING,
DECORATING snd UPHOLSTERY work ATTENDED
10 promptly. We Esep continuity en- hand an
elegant assortment Of Paper Hang.ngs, and in fact
every thing In our Egs Of business We guszantes
81 isfsction t. OUT customers. Paper arag h e,.
perielced n.-is. Perscs eso requested 20 call ava
examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere, as
6ss-1 It trou blc to exhibit our goods even to
those who merely wish to look through curiosity.
joe. T. Y. PLhET L CO.,
No Washington Place, It'll street Fear Il.
Hp tim
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TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL.

WO0OAh OF THE ".
TNHE Great Wonder of the World has at lenoth
i been discovered. You cannot make one hair
white or black, but Mr. BYRON d. ROBB has At
length procured the truth Of the great secret after
much study, toll. and expense, how to make the
hair curl and wave in the most graceful manner for
nss The proprietor hes travelled through yaric M
para OF Europe, for upwards Of nine years in search
OF the celebrated chemist and physioloRist M.
!sques, and has at length found him In Italy, and
Pprcnassd OF Ism the receipt for the sum Of 5000.
Ai persons naNng the most uncouth and coarse
LOOKING nalr can nave It transformed into the most
BEAUTIFUL and curling .ppearsnce that could b. de-.
nred The composition q which the srticle "a eor.
posed WI not cost more than 70 cents and but one
Application is needed to the hair 10 an ~ it IA
IN the most uniform and perfect hammer for iiss'
and thus improve the looks and appe.rsncs M
hundred Per cent We now oflsr this VondsrfnI
discovery to the world for the cum Of al 90.
Direct al letters to BYRON II. ROBB, Fsrm,n,.
ION, TrumbuH 90, Ohio, and the receipt vfn BE- i'm
mediately forwarded to the person.
Au letters must Be post paid to secure attention.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY.n

'nLo BEAUTIFUL burial place of the dead having
JUST oeea dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
-o1 40 goc 80 h nos omen for the reception Of the
TIE hA CsctGuM has Opacity for Q hundred
Doilees IN which such friends Of the dssd A. nav
s2piF ca pScs 1ne departed antil tsy select sites
Tor t.-9 ga e',
le p.cE 6 ths ineorporators is one Of er-.,,tv N
gsJd 10 lp lots which will not be put up puSscIv
fer Eale (alii4ough they usually bring premium;
making the early selection Of lots the most desir
able.
Until al Office Is established in the city Of Wash.
iDgton, applications viii be punctually attended
to at the present Office in the east wing of the build
ing on entering the Cemetery.
VIM. 8. HUMPHREYS
n. B.-Glsnvood is situated a short distance due
north Of the Capitol. aug 11-8m
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AUCEIOg AID
BUSINESS RESUMED,

LAYING resoLned the AuctioD AID Connie siop
4 r bus--ess, respectfully Offer lay Services to
the many friends OF the House 0, Eisgrd Dyer,
Robert W. Dyer, and Dyer Bro, and to The citi
zsns generally. FROM an experience OF thirteen
ysass, fattsr myself that 1 may Cl.im from my
Of Georgetown, ss kucdCucsr. Els Qualifications
are too wei known to reQuirs comment.
All sales -nade by me VIII % cachoi il daeired.
Hy placc Of business IS the Rooms recently occu.
ried by Messrs. Collins, Bovine, Co., on 18th st i,
LIST dor frcn corner Pa evenue.
GSG. =. DYER.
y. B--Tne Books Of tia old f.rms cen be found at
ny rooIls Any inform z!ion spper.rinins to then
Iiu be cheerIullY giyua. any 2S--dI5o
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

I would respectfully notify my friends and the
Z public geneislly, L; 1t I have removed my Ell
dence end place OF business 70 No No. ca eth street,
five doors north OF lny old Ctazd. and five doors
south ef the corner Of It'll and streets, where i
eon:inus to CRY On the Undertaking business in
ali Its branches.
All porscrs desiring my services are cautioned to
bo particular to apply az the yla.s ard number
above mentioned, 6 "a, informed that Coprinci.
Pied perso1s have aEcun. cd my name ard answered
my cells. JAMES 5. EARVHI,
san 5-1:lW Iinderfs, ar
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EVENING STAR.
ILLUSION.

where the golden corn ID bending,
And the singing reapen pass,
Where the chest woods are sending
Neafy showers on the grass.
The blue liver onward flowing
Mingles with its noisy strife,
The murmur Of the flowers growing,
And tho hum Of insect life.
from that rich plain was going
Towards the enowy mountains high, 49,
Who their cleaning peaks were TaisiRe,
Up against the purple sky.
And the glory Of their shining,
Bathed in clouds of rosy light,
Bet hy weary spirit pining
For home 30 pure and bright.
10 left the plain, and weary,
Painting, yet with hope sustained,
ToiIed through pathways long and dreary
Till the mountain top was gained.
Lo! the height that had taken,
Az % shining from below;
Was q desolate, forsaken
Region of perpetual snow. -e
I am faint, my feet are bleeding, s
All my feeble strength is WON,
In the plain no soul il needing,
am here alone, forlcrn.
LiRhts are aiming, bells are tollins,
In the busy vale below;
Near me nights black clouds are rolling,
Gathering DER waste Of snow.
80 watch the river winding
Through the misty fading plain,
Bitter are tho tear drops binding,
Bitter, useless toll, snd pain.
Bitterest Of all the finding
That my dream was false and vaini
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0KkTCHES OF EMINENT sTATRsMBN Of the
~ time Of George III, by Lord Brougham-neN
editisn, 2 vols
Letters Of Rachel Lady Russell, new edition, one
Railroad Accidents and the means by which they
may be prevented BY the use of the Eectro-hsgnet
q safety Apparatus, BY L Turnbull and W. =. Ase
Owehon The Ra0n - Teeth
Oarp0 ers PfHt01 - q ocmpsrstiye PnInoloC
-aeI4nsOn. YRANCK TAYLOR
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

FftEe subscribers have on hand complete c-sort
L aaeat Of BUILDING STONE, taken FROM the
9uasriss nsar de Little s-lIs Bridge On the ..sy
a. 20 hcss3 fouuistio.- Stans. Curb Tagging, %
ping, TO-, which they VIII furnish at the ususj
I.c5.
Ster s.rea, ieoIsetoxn, OF At the Qu.rriss south
OF and nsaT the Lttis Falls Bridge, win meet with
prorrs at nt.on.
sep 7-elu TEEATLgY, SILspY Il %.
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oTZIcz OF CLERK OF 20. OF RPS. U.S.,

CEALED PROPOSALS. ~ii be recsivea At this of
- Ace until u o'clock n, on Monday, September
=, 1854, f,S furnishing one hundred and fifty tons
best quality anthracite COAL enc half red asa, and
ore half white ash. The coal must be rcre, OF egg
size 40 pounds to the ton, and delivered free Of
axtre charge IN tia .sult7 Of tie Capitol
Also, FOR furnishing one hundred and fifty cclIs
Of 5cct quality seasoned hekorJ wood, one hundred
ana twenty-five coris to be saved once, and twenty
Eve cords to 30 sawed twice; tho whole to be meas
rred, sawed, and slowed away in the vaults st It's
Capitol, at tia expense CT the contractor.
Both Good AID ccAl are TO be delivered on or be.
fore tia 18th Gay Of October next and to be subject
to inspection ss to quality, seight, and Ine.szrs ny
perSon to be designated by tia Clerk for that puT
Vtse JOaH ". sORNEy,
CLERK Of I-51se OF Representatives u
H,-ttDStb
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Tc6 POOR AND LaroRINs Mrr

Ic6 POOR AND LdH0RINS NFE.
NMALL BUILDING LoZ5 of 10 feet or more. I,
- Tsrious psrts OF The CITY, and Georgetown, at
IS8 p.iess, elid tsrrss 70 fg;t. LEoY5 4 co.
BUILDING STONT
q Tor sale, deliverable Ct The Can,I or Whsrvsa IN
v asnhseon, GsoFgeto"l.e C. Alexandria.
LLOYD j 90.
Fog ale, Largo end handsome CIRRIIGE ana
AARNAaE IICTn q Cr "A1'
18th street, op.. Treasury Department
~ 8-ly
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PARK HOTEL,
This delightful Suburban Retreat,

o.. 7tk, 7leor boundary street,
g,lS Is NOW CPnN For
k.!M TEE RECEPTION OF
- THE PUBLIC
The Proprietors respectfully inform their friends
that everything served up at their establishment
shall be Of the bast
The Billiard, Bowling, and Shooting Saloons are
IN complete ord1-.
Parties will be served with Breakfast, Dinner, or
Supper at short notice, and in the most approved
style, not surpassed by any house in the District.
For the accommodation of the public, Coaches OF
the Union Line will leave tho corner of 9th street
add Pa avenue every thirty minutes, dsy and eve
ming. commencing az O'clock g.. m, for the PARK
Hotel; stopping at Union Hall, street.
WILSON & HAYWARD,
euy l9-1m
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PIANOS! PIANOSu PIANOs1I1

DERs0NS DESTROYS Of purchasing GOOD and du
= sahle instrument % very Cheap VIII fni IL 10
their advantage 10 give MS call, as we are de-
tsrminsd to sell OF szr preGsn: stock at vastly re-
ducsd prices, to sifs goom for additional supply
which viii shortly arrive, Of both Americ,n NJ
European maaHfacturs. Remember :
HILBUS q HITS
Music Depot.
An additional supply Of small instrumen 8 Just
received, consisting Of Gutars Bsnjos, Aecordions,
Flies, etc, etc. H.
sepB
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PIE GLIDING, GALvANIzlNG, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING,

or ALL KINDS CO IaEAL-
LABAEEE would respectfully inform the pub.
- lie Ina. he has opened Shop at the corner
aud 10th streets, in the abovs business, ad IL now
resdy to receive orders il any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING
On all kinds Of ornaments for churches, c.1al.ces,
jewels. and rssslis for Tree Masons, Ode xellows,
and othe, societies, military ornaments, &c. A.so,
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chains, 6oblets, Lockets, Tea and Table Spoons,
Desert and Butter Knives.
ELHCTR0 SILVER-PLkTENG
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, Waters,
Candlesticks and Cassets.
Also, Silver plating for Plumbers, Gas Fitsars, &C
love, and other Societies and Clubs made to order
on the shortest notice.
FRANCIS LAoA9RE,
Corner @ End 10th SITS. west, near Pa. ave.
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sep T-2aw6w
mo. 62O.1
NOTICE FOR RESTORING LANDS TO MARKET
IN WISCONSIN,


NOTICE FOB RESTOCKING LANDS TO MARKET
IN WISCONSIN.
NOTICE Is hereby given that, at the request of
IN the Hon. Henry Dodge, and for satisfactory
reasons assigned, the lands heretofore withdrawn
nom sale or entry in the WILLOW Rtrey and Mineral
Point districts In the State Of WISCONSIN,, within
about ffteen miles each side Of the supposed
route Of the proposed rolroad from Dubuque via St
Paul, to Fond du Lac, Lake Superior, particularly
described in public notice No. SIC, issued from this
Office on the 10Th July last, which subject to
private entry at'the time Of raid Withdrawal, Tex.
cept such as may have been since pre- empted will
5s.in be subject to entry and location on and after
on the 18th day Of September next, precisely
sams b same ees. ..a conditions as though the
me .ithdraWal Of those town hips embraced In the
Presidenrs proclamation No. $40 for the publc sale
at Willow River, Wisconsin, to commence on Mon.
Gay: the 18th day Of September next, having been
rescinded, they will be offered ~ directed in said
proclamation. - o"lu
Given under my hand at the General Land Off,ea.
at the city Of Washington, this 2lst day Of August.
A. d. 1854.
By order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Au8 ZL-IaWoW Commissioner.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for ssptamber
I'LL Is cents.
Putnsm's Magazine for September. Csc.
Frank Lsslie's Ladies' 0asetts Of Fashion ibr eep-
TENDER, 26c. 4seqs ll-s.- = -
Illustrated Aagsxins Of Art, do, do. ~
New York Journal, do, ls3<c. 49,
Yankee Notions do, 121<o.
All the neW Books, Magazines, and PnperS re-
esivsd q soon - publiahsd b.
= ~ ,szeo gF.I 3. X. LUNDY,
9pl- Deidgs aSssA 0exsstoWn.
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SIIIRTS-SHIRTS.

SE1IRTS-SHIRTS.
NEW style eff Fancy Summer Shirts Of the most
IN beautiful patterns, with French double B 3
bands and Studs
Also, new styles of white embroidered Bosoms, en-
tirely new.
Shirts made to order and warranted to ct or no
sale.
SHIRTS Of all qualities.
WALL / STEVENS,
Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10th sts,
Also, doors below the National Hotel.
jy 3-f
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ITO MEmBEAE OF CON G II Il j..
Il Strangers and Citizens.-We are
now receiving lot Of Goods suitable for the Fall,
consisting Of
Silks Of all kinds
French Mousselines, Merinos
Alpacas, Bombasins, Irish Linens
Table Danask, Dsmask Napkins, Flannels
Cassinsts, Cloths, Cassimeres
Ginghams Of all kinds ..kt
Hosiery Of all kinds ~-r
full assortment of Domestics Of oil kinds
vsriety of Carpets Of various kinds
The remainder Of our summer Goods viii be sold
v1y cheap. Some FIRST rate "a Lawns at 81 cts.,
Beautiful Calico 6N cte., Berege do LANES, l2 cs
worth 70. Bereges very cheap.
aug IA RALL BROTHER.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-12
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Il the sctson sin L4ns Of the tsst quality fer
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IN sny othsr part o. the city 81.
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