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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-30
A. D. CREIGHTON. IN .IE1.xnx,
A. ID. CREIGHTON & co.,
Verandah Livery Stables,
NOTICE..
'rS, Tobacco and liquors,

IONS co. respectfully inform Their patrons, and the
pu m general. that they have Just received a very
se ana vel sorted stock Of fine and choice imported
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Election on Thursday, August I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-08
SPARKLING SUGAR.
For preparing most delicious GUNNER Bev-
erage, possessing the properties Of, and
eaual TO tha hsaf Soda Eater

equA 70 Ln6 D9sC SOFA water.
~ GAUTIER hes the pleasure OF announcing 10
W Ms numerous patrons and the public that, al
ter many experiments, and a. considerable expense,
ne mas succeeded in producing an article which he
styles Sparkling Sugar for the inst ntaneous prepa
ration OF Soda Water, equal in all respects 10 that
d licinus beverage now daily sold by him. manufac-
tured by Swans AtmOsI heiic Soda Fountain Appa-
Iatus, a mode highly commended by The Mecical
Faculty in the Northern and Western cities, and
which is fast Superceding all other. The sparkling
sugar not only innocent in ITSELF but in many in
stances eminently beneficial TO dyspeptics snd eth
eEs similarly afflicted, II being combination, IN
concentrated FORM Of articles in daily use IN every
family. With this preparation SODA Water can be
made home in the parlOT at Tie dinner table.
simultaneously, without the least inconvenience.
To travellers and persons residing in the country
the Sparkling Sugar will be invaluable, rs The
means Of producing nj an incOnsiderablc expense
a mott pheasant, as well As bcahhful summer heveI-
age. No one undertaking journey, either by land
sea, Should be wi!hoU; IT, it is put uI In port
able form, and rot affected b. the viciSsitude of eli
mate. Hotel and steamship prOprietors will find the
Sparkling sugar preferable TO- and cheaper than the
Mineral water now sold in bottles Ii is put IN i'm
hall pound glass jars, and favored with lemon, gig.
ger, sarsa PaTs, vanilla, &C., to suit the fancy
taste of the purchaser.
Z. GAUTlER will not resort 10 the usual method
of putting his discovery. Itrequires no such advcn-
hlious aid. II carries with il its own Recommended
,iOn, and has only 10 be known To be properly ap-
preciated. Families having once given il a trial will
never be without the Sparkling Sugar.
At preSCU. II IL for sale only II hs establishment,
No. 253 Pa. avenue, where the citizens of Wash
IngtOn and Georgetown and visitors TO the SetrGp-
Oils generally, invited 20 call ami Judge tor
themselves by giving II a trial. may l-eC6t
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or marriage, its duties AID disguAiincations ana
their remedies; with Autographs, illustrating the
anatomy and physiology, and diseases OF the repro.
iuctve organs Of both sexes their structure uses
and functions. popular and comprehe nsiye tr~.-
tse on the duties and casus'iN dngle and mar.
ned lfe-happy and fruitful ,es mode of 81.
curing observation-disclosures AID ,nfegtile oncs-their
obviation and reu.ovai-;nportznt hirts 70 tho.s
lections to 1t; none, bsvevcr. should take this Inn,
portant sep without frst con5uluns Its psses-
commentaries the diseases and medical treatment
OF females fror Infancy to old are each case grsph
scally illustrated by beautiful autographs pistee-
neryoeg debility, its causes end cure hy preoess
1t once so simIle safe and eectulL that failure IA
Eposdble-rules for daily manaGemert-an esssy
On SporustorT hes with practical observations on
safer and more successful mode Of trestment-pre-
stationary hints OK tie evils resulting from snpri.
cal Practice-sn essay On ell diseases srisips ffom
pdiscretion, with plain and simple rules by hish
oil persons can cure themselves without, Ilsrcury-
remedies for those self inflicted miscrios and ais,o.
pointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent In the
young IL L. truthful adviser TO tbs married and
those contemplating marriage. It's perusa "a psr.
dcularly recommended TO persons entertaining ~.
Tet coubts OF their physical condition and Who an.
'onscious Of having hsxsrded the health, hsx .uees
.nd privileges to which every human 6siss d on :.
htled to.
Price rs cents par copy, or ave copi.s TT On. soe
~. Menee nee OF postage co any Pass OF tns UNI.
N. B.-Thcno vso prefer nay sonsalt Dr. Ia cnc,x
upon any ofte dissasec upon whish his book trssts
elmer personally or BY mail Medicine sent TO any
part Of tie Uaiep according 10 directions, s.i.ly
packed ana csr.fnlly secured frcm all obesrystion.
Address DR.. II. b. La CRoII, No IL Maiden Isps
" Post Ciacs Box e7e, Albany. n. Y.
81 Office open daily from "A to D n, ana a
Sunday from until Pm.
SC Office Rem owed from Ia re pn,v
81 Eaidsn Lane, Albany. NJ.
dec7
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CURE EITS-nEAuL

EIore tie ST. than GoG.-From one OF the mOeI
respectable Druggists III SGIth Carolina.
CHARLESTON, s. T.. Sept. 81, 1853
AGS--3 n DaTIIER - AOwBRAY The sale 81
yc.E llai.pIOI's Segc: able TnctTre is increasing
every day, and every bottle sold recommends this
gSiaa lie medicine u the afflicted Several OF our
planters have triGh IL III different cases with aston
iLlns success, and are getting It by half dozens. Ii
has been tCuad 10 be the greatest remedy for Theu
matte affections, and a wonderful cure has been
performed on a negro bOy, suffering from Fits.
vii furnish you with number Of certificates if you
wish them.
] am, gentlemen. yours, w. C. TROTT.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures OF
Cough, bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
oapsia, NERVOUSNESS and General Weakness. AS
female medicine or for delicate children We believe
l. dneGualled.
SGld by MORTIMER & mOWBRAY, lilo Bali
more street, Baltimore, and 304 Broadway, n. York
CH.s. STOTT :. Co., J. L. MOORE, ID. 6. CLARKE,
CLARKE Il BOwLISa, w. ELLIOT, and III. NJ PIER
son, Washington; also, by r. 5. f. CT EEL, George
town; and c. g. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
sists everywhere. feb 2l-u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I HAVE now On hand, and constantly finishing n
very large 4 Ir;incnt OF Pleasure andCs7NE
Family CARR AGES, Of the --latest fash E&SS-Se3-
ions, which Will sell low the same quaiI.y of
work can be said in any OF The principal markets
the United SIates.
The subscriber il row dealing exclusively in Car
riages OF his own manufacture, aud ali work <9G h.
hiil viii be warranted, and compare iiyOTably will
any work IN this market. rs always keep a large
assortment, invite pIrchas ~ aud others to tx
anime nv STOCK hef.r, purchasing elsewhere.
Carriages bull. ~ order Old Carriages taken il
cxciIeng', or repaired at iha shortest nJt;cp.
THOMAS YOUNG,
syn Of the G9!!en Here
40 400 Pa. avenue ana * street.
may I-pn3n
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EVENING STAR
iron THE STAR.
The TORE COAT.

mes sent to lady with coat to mend
"If,bere's hole in a your coats,
i reed We tcHtit;
A CbiCl amang We tAk'n notes,
An faith he'll Prent IT,"
Fair mail, within whose gentle breast,
Sweet Pity dwells a welcome guest.
With tender heart fc. others woes
When gaping seams their rents disclose,
Aad 7ailid want and poverty
Call fOEih she tear of sympa;hy:
ia whose sOtt bOSuFn's Utmost ceIII
ne mix II human kindness GvgrlIs,
And thrills tie blood through every vein
10 solac- every mortal pain,
And slghs with plying tenderness
ID h' ar The wiring of distress,
I'LL tho bright eye. with tears are blind
80 see the misery OF mankind;
Wide DER the word why need you roam,
Sweet Charity begins at home,
As DER n" scene You wander Iee,
let fall one piry.Eg drop for EIe,
and let your gentle bosom glow
The tale wOui4 melt a heart OF snow.
On woman what though fools may fiOu; thee.
Set what could man do without thee;
The paths of life are rough and jagged,
OUr coats and pants a:e getting ragged;
Anj worse than tbis-alasi EoOY S:nuersI
" no would there be 10 get our dinners.
What pleasure like what Beauty sheds,
Ard who would maze our lonely beds
JiaHg DER the dying couch 10 wee,
W Ith iOv!rg eve that knows no sleep
Pless with SPIT hand the burning brow,
Who seali fnFbe7r 10 love thee now
Fer HES most deep and secret springs
SHa comes wiIii healing on her wings.
BUi we digTcss-ihiS long preamble,
Because The muse delights to rambIe:
SOP by The way IN each gay bower,
Aud trtaiEe the fragrance of tle fl wef;
E'J"y each Sc-'S tii-t gees the eve
Ana :; e M rapture on the sky,
iii IN tie sui such vi>ioHs uOuT
We .ovC, we wonder, and a1cre
Bat TO return n earthly themes,
AGd cave this T.tchIng land Of dreams
We must OIzit this high wrought str ,iu.
Descend u level earth again.
And glory Weld 20 thoughts Of peIf
And talk OF what concerns lusSeIf:
.Er of The iigl:i that Fame has shed
VIII no afford = crust Of breaI:
EEd sweetest thoughts by PEGS sung.
That melt Ike music Oh the tongue
hCu-h they may halt the world insure.
6u; add one iagut 10 his pyTc.
Il - the name ot Charity
Your busy EecGiC loves to ply.
And VOC would pr Te that maxim true,
To dn you would cave cthe-s do;
Wei trns The matter 20 : rGint.
My elbows are quite our OF iciEt
BTiei Li'ne Will fiEish lie r-paIr
Of set dy coat, The WC~Se for wear:
Your skNl and kiItBesS have lis due
Iia; makes cid clothes as good rs new,
And a JOu know I an too p,oui
To wear SUc!i tl:SFrS Ia the crowd,
lfynU will kindly stG? Ilia rent
III hans you 20 y'j.. hE@It's content;
t3iG m1Tc-g;ve yea 2 Tcy: red cent,
TOur haE b. servant, .iT. Gent.
LExASDR'A, Va APtii, 1853. SRA,
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HAMPrON's VEGETABLE TiNCrURg.
EASrON Oct 4 lS54
Msssr, AIornr,c- 3, hLo,cLrn,l.

MsssTs. MOTtincY {; NoUIrGy:
GeRi.emeG-I feel il my duty to yeu and the pub
lie To- certify 10 the effects of tamptons Vegetable
Tincture. | was for more than Ave years IabOrins
under 4 disease of Chronic Rheumatism, and the
great rIr Of that time was so helpless thai had
{" be helped from my bed and Ctssed in my clothes
I became reduced 10 a mare skeleton. All the med
icInes took done me no good, and continued &
grow worse. ! heard Of HamptOn's TIncture end
thought would give IL trial. At this time | did
not expect TO live one day after another. I'D no
take il (the Tmclure) for the rheumatism, bet &C.
a short time was well If tina; disease. From T.,
effects OF your inctuTe and The hep of God ali
now getting IN good health.
wish all the afflicted 10 try Hsmpton's Vcgetat.,
Tinctu.e as have ne, with the same effect .iia!
1t has on YOaE Obedient servant,
IsAAc BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin pot
him some OF Hampi0n's Vegetable TincturC, anu bt
dsve the above statement correct.
DAWSON h Bro.
From our knowledge of Captain Benjamin we are
confident that lie above statement is true and
eIaserskd j. A. JoEssas,
CHARLES X yBISsoN.
Call and get pamphlets gatis, and see cures o.
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuri,ipia, Dys
pe psia, Nervousness and General Weakness. Asa
emale medicine or for delicate chiilea We bcliev
il unequaei
Sold by MORTIMER < MOIVBRAY, 40 Bait
more sueet, Baltimore; and 30i Broadway, N. YOrh
CHAs. Srorr e Co, ]. b. MOORE, ID. q. Clarke
CLARsr BOWLING, w. ELLIOT, and II. McPHER
con, washington; also. by X. i. +. CIssEL, George
town, and Z. 4. BERRY, Alexandria, and by DRUG
gisis ever, whe.s, jan Str
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d NTTSTRY.

nR. MURSON Respectfully calls public attention
IL 10 his new, patent, and GREATLY ~@
IMPROVED method OF setting Artificial g1t8
Teeth, with Continuous Gum the very S1IIIIO
PERFECTION OF THE ART. This style of Teeth
has the following advantages over all Others viz :
GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
FORT, and BEAUTY, vieing with Nature i'm these
respects, and in some Others excelling Public in
specton is respectfully solicited Please call and
see specimens.
OAUTlON.-NO other Dentist in the District of
Columbia has right to make this style of Teeth.
N. B.-Teeth constitutonaliy healthy, plugged
and warranted for life.
Office and house at No 29S street near the
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and I4th street.
6p 24-tf
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= HUHsk. NUH : = Eh-A young, large,
broken u both double and single harness, IN
and TO the saddle, * nov offered for Sa!e.-~A
such horse IS rarely fOunl in the market, and
The owner wishes to sell him only because of the
high pr,ce OF livery. and his having hut for the
Oae. His match can be had also if desired, bat the
owner would prefer Keeping of the pair
Also, set Of silver plated double harness, new.
having hecn used only some dOzCi times. Enquire
IT COWLiSC'S Stable, G St, bet. 18th and l4th.
an
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oasKoE ARD ALEXANDRIA, RAILRoLp.
~ o. a@z7E aE

On and after Tuesday, Nov. z, 1854,
TNHB Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gordors
i vile and intermediate stations at X o'cioeh.
m, on the arrival OF tbs beat from Wsshingt .,
ivir5 ample time for breakfast on board. Ctn-
lsctng az MsnassaS Iunctssn with train for strss-
Jurg, ct Wsrrcnton in ot:cn with o train for War.
r-I,tna, All 81 GordonsyIi- with the trslns the
s:ris Central Railroad for EicEncEa, Charlottes
lille, and Stsunton.
tn. GERS leave Gordoar7.lle daily for Alexandria
I'D intermediate stations, at befors IL, .. me-,
the erriya Of the trains the Virginia Central rail.
rosd ffoz Echncsd, Charlottesville, and Staunton.
T.4RODGH TICK KITE.
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F0r LyNChburg, oonnectng With tie stage at
charlottesville, o. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
itys
fv- Lu-sy and New Hs-set conrecting with tie
ages It Culpepe., on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Eat
:ry;ey.
PoE VIZ hester dE;is, connecting with the stages
ct P:eislcnt
For a:idishSTs d.iir, oorRecting with tbs stisss
=: TIE Piains.
Fer order: ". B. H2OCEETT, Agent.
7-St-
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=. j. FEEyDLETCy,
ID y 4 z 2 In ICE

Office G'ld Opt south eide 2 nert 10 corner I2:h ST.
ICE KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT
THE OFFICE which can Ge had in large or small
quantities.
tG- nee open from III. to 9p. IN.
ia l-eG2..!
DEy. JOHN LahAHAN, PASTOR OE THC
Ia EXETER STREET, u. L. CHURCH.
sSong desire 10 benefit ;Ie afflic;Gi induces him
thus To Certify. We Chal eng any other medicine
to present sacB nass Of testimony from gentlemen
aaf ladie- of high standing of 0Ur own known
cilIzen5. who testify 81 CuIts of COUGH, BRGN
CHlTIS, RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, &c.
BALfIsORz, January eth, 1855.
mcssTS. I0Tti3-eT & Mor6rGy:
tax pleasure ~ sa iig to yCu that have used
JJur "i=nDlOa's TinctUrc' with very great profit
f,oln serious t.IrOat affection, my general health
;.ld become yery much impaired, when I con-
nencel 70 use g Hampton's Tincture'' | found
~ effects upOn ny general health most salutaIy.-
DIV nervous system and digestive organs soon nigh;
ed UP under its use.
| have several times recommended it to my
friends, and ih every case, far as have been in
Termed, they have use il will, success.
Yours ualy,
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JOHN LAsAHAN, Pastor
Oh Exeter ST., VI. L. Church, Baltimore.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
p.IVr.u ~ E,h - lSr-

RALE1SH, n. c., Feb {, 1865.
Ues5Ts Mortimer 6. MGvJrcg:
do here J cG:t!iy thai about t'peVe months ara
was taken with severe heLlOn!iage OF the I.uH5
aud had fOUr attacks of 1 wa advised 10 ~ DI
HamPtOn's Vegetable Tihc;uTe. 1 procured on.
bjsle, and after taking which, was satisfied that
was much better and that, # taking tie fourth
bottle, was entirely well, and EOw enjoy ls saO,
hcalLl as ever did in my life. can, and do. with
out tine least hesitation. recommend the Tinctur,
to all persons afflicted in ny way.
HOuIs, GEO. w. WEAKLkT,
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SUPERIOR MATTINGS.

lust received an! on sale. leo roll. A, 4, and
- extra quality GOwGua, Fniking. IIes yune ard
Chongshin2 MATTISGS, III white, red, checked,
and fancy p7iiCrES and cOlCrS
These goods ara warranted good. Same are eH
ira heavy, aud, with oar former supply, make IN
the best stock nI Ratings liz town. all Of which will
be sold or the most re; ~oHablC terms
I'D 3D-eG9Y GLAGETp. DODSON q co
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GIGANTIC BIRA-in the last sitting of
tie Academy Ct Science at Paris, NJ.
GeOifoy Saint Hilairc presented another
egg of what is called the Gigantic bird
of Madagascar the species of which is
now supposed to DC extinct, but of which
bones and eggs are being constantly
found by tie natives Of that Island.
This egg is considerably larger than
those Of the same bird already existing
IN the .,useum Of the Jarciin dts Plsntas,
and Of which modeis have been sent to all
the principal museums Of natural history
N Earcpe. It's form Is eilipsoid, it's lar
gsst circumference is, IN French measure,
O.u25 metre, ithe metre is about three
feet and half inch, and it it contains
about eleven and half quarts. TIE
largest egg previously known of this bird
ono Of those IN the museum at Paris
contains eigh. and three quarter quarts;
and It IS SIX times bigger than an ostrich
egg, one hundred times bigger than
hen S egg, and fifty thousand times bigger
than the egg of the hummipg bird. Lit
crGry Gazette.
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w q TvOrr
AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE.

SiCk HEAR TRUTH.
CAPTAIN BxSjkHIE.-Whercver known his teslj
mOny will be conclusive. But lest those who do
not know the Captain should be sceptica, Dr. Dax-
son i Bro, with Others Of the best known and mos,
highly respectable citizens OF Eastna, endorse hi,
,rond, rfnl curp nv
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ICE ZOE! ICEi

DETTiBONE'S wagons are now running daily,
L which contains rs good &c L ~ can be produced
in Boston or the Potomac RvRr. Those who com
mence By the 10th of May will be furnished during
the season without advance prIces OrGessIeft at
the office, south west corner of lth and Streets,
will be promptly attended 10 ap a6-eC6i+
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Private Medical Treaties
eS 7HI
PHYSIOLOGICAL VI w or MARRIAGE,
BT
*. u. IA CsSOIX. RI. D.,
4LD4yT, " T.
go Psg.s and 100 pine Plain and Colorsa LIthc
graphs srt i'.st.e.
81 Price only IS Cents. "a
szn>qSnf ma cf nn-fn ,rs IA r..-.n a.

oHsaPEST BOOK KvER
PUBLISHED, and containing
Eeariy d5uble the quantity Of
rea1ing matter In that Of the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
It treats on the PHYsTOLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret L. arInities and disorder
OF youth and maturity, re-
sulting from excesscs. which
destroy the physical and men,
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~"My love-" said Mrs. Fooz,e to
her husband, "obligs me with a $40
note to day to purchase new dress"
Shan Go eny such thing Agnes
you called me a bear yesterday"
lor, love, that vas nothing Irneant
by 1t that you were fond Of hugging."
You little -, have not q $50.
but Lcre are four S1O's.
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i O II III r. T. ADDE'S

TO THE AIDES.
G3eaA Miss 8 j. THOMPSON
Us now prepared to show our large
TN and well selected stock If Millinery 81
which she has just opened, fthe la w
test styles which we selling at the lowest prices
ana we cordially invite the ladies to call early and
have the first selections.
we would also respectfully call their attention to
our large and hand handsome stock of Fancy Goods
Pertumery, Gloves, Hosiery, sIc, which can sell
al unusually low prices.
HUTCHINSON s. MUNRO,
No. 3IO Pennsylvania avenue,
First door west of Walter Harper & Co.'s.
mar 2S-
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NCE MOUNT VERNON.

cH@ T. On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
go c-s rculd TIP 81; from Ale1-
.nd-ie IS OaLts The TI,CaAs COLLYER Leaves
Washington; ~ End iIa-sndris at Ok O'Clock.
Ccecis, leave The Capitol for tle boat at eek.
.Sosch FIRE % csuts.
Peroons wishing IL, Cckchss viii leave the.r red
.soce with Geo. a Thoe. Parker
Refreshments on tllo boat.
ct 2s-ttf SLPL GEpNzY, Capt
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ORGANS FOR SALE

O~s|&h4NO TOIS SALE.
"A SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and a
"a nne Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
On exhibition at the Metropolitan Mechani,s, Fair.
insy are from the mi nufactory of HENRY ERBEN
for terms, &c. apply TO Prof. sCHEEI., on Ian
street, north of F. HENRY ERREN.
teh 9-eon
HAMPBELL'S DICTIONARY of MiniaTy Sci
" eneej Cavalry, its History and Tactics by Cap
tain Nolan on the Training of Cavalry Horses, Reg
ap36 FRiNCK TAYLOR,
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FINE WATCHES.
HAVING made a considerable addition 10 nv
IL stock Of
GOLD HUNTING PATENT LEVERS, <AGS$E0
and LADIES' WATCHES NA
OF first quality, heavy lS carat GzS
cases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
L offer them at greatly reduced prices tn.
movements are selected with great care, and eyery
Watch is Dd.Tcntea. IVY
Persons IN want Of fine umekeeper are invited
to examine my assortment.
II. SEMKEN,
No; $50 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th SIS.
mar 30 ''S'
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a. = DALEY, I'D
. e FL TE 8 TT.

Has removed his office one dor west of Eleventh
street, Pennsy ivaaia avenue, Washington, d. c.
sD 95-.CGit
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.
~ various part. Of Il Civ. sad Gsc,e.so~,n A.
lev prices, aud terms 70 su.t. IIoYf, a &c
o DI NC STONE,
SGf ss!s, deliverable at Ii. Canal. or wh.yv,s .,
washington, Georgetown, or Aex,ndria.
LLOYD co.
18th street. OPP. Treasury Depsrtrnsut
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HE RAG BAG, by N. p. WiIIis
j. feufoachs Essence Of Christianity
Cummings Family Prayers, Q vols
sPS PRASCK TAYLOR,
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ME Mott Bode1rs Line. 10

NEW YORK, -9LEX.aNDRL.f, WASHINGTON
CITY, IND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PACKETS.
1,HIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
i from pier Ia East River, New York, and oftener
If necessary, and composed OF Tie following fret
class vessels:
New schr. a. Y Beie,l, BeGeu, master.
New schr. Mott Bedeil, 4. V. TredweIl.
Schr. .snn d., VIM. Oliver, master.
Schr. T'oiGnt, l.. A. Smith, master.
Schr. Commander in Chief, Wog1n, master.
Schr. CTeesr0y, Wilson, master.
These vessels all fast saI.ers end the masters
men OF experience IN The trade, ana the ouly resu
az lire of Washington City packets.
MOTT BE0ELL,
Wall street, N. Y.
8. 8. MASTERS g. SONS,
Alexandria, Va
THOMAS RILEY,
feb l-6m washington and ID. C..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-08

BANKING HOUSE OF PAIRO e EOURar
Opposite United States Tssce.v,.
pONDS, Stocks and other secu,i,ie. r,..h.sos
ID and sold. f'SnaSeo
ian 24-Sm s~Ss " ~eeel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-08

These bit:a5s c:n entirely -cgetdLc they invscrate
and strengthen the system, pr;stFate il, and
can b. used fer infants as well as adults.
For s-!e BIZ respectable dealers everywhere, ana
ny Il. ID. GILMAN, va ShiHcton; J. l.. kIDWELI..
Georgetown; and J. e. PIERFONT, Alexandra.
mar l-lV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-08

MEMOIRs Of THE COUNTESS OF BLES
~ ~! sme'on' ey.h. 4. Madden, N. r. ]. A., two
FRANCK TAYLOR.