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1A CARD.-Tbe Washington Trade and
So Benevolent Society Of Journeymen Tail
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring Establishments
every way worthy Of their Patronage. They
alone pay the bill Of prices established by the
above named Society, viz:
Fl. +. Loudon Il Co. Eow'd Godey,
+. j. steer, Jas. Il. McInto h,
VIM Tucker, Thos BOVINE,
Duvall l. Bro, Matlock & Griffith,
Jos. r. Thompson, VIM. Fl. Stanford
Edw'd Nj. Drew, Thos Gray
p. S.-Strangers designing to work In this city
through the season will take ice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
10 work for. JAS. LACKEY, Rec. Sec
WAsHINGTOS, ID. c., Oct. 9Th, 1855.
Oc S-er3m
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STOLEN JEWELRY!

"A short Chains, and bunch Of Charms, consist.
ing Of a Cross, a Shell, Heart, docket agate
topped Key Daeuerreotype Locket, double, with
a likeness Of a gentleman in one side,) and ! (
Ring-attached to the Chain was a Pin, twisted
vine.
oat,r,s name and number not remeuheres hr,
can be furnished. For any information left with
Mr. PLFAsANTS, corner Of and 18th streets,
a suitable reward will be raid oct l6-st~
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FIRST OPENING OF PARIS MILLINERY

Mrs. BEHRENDs, JUST RETURNED
WI from New York win have Der h.st -
opening OF Splendid WINTER BON -
NETS, &c, on Tuesday, October sd, 49,
her Store, No 373 Pennsylvania avenue 49,
between 4 and 9th streets, opposite the National
Hotel. A grand display will await visiters.
oc 00-3ts
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SOIREE.

7 EVILS CARUsI ANNOUNCES THAT HIS
IL first Soiree will be given on Friday night, Oct
26th, commencing at O'Clock: His pupils and
former attendants. are resp ctfully invited to at
tend without further invitation.
His School for Dancing, Waiting, &c, is now
open at his Saloon, corner Of 18th and streets,
where application may be made and pupils en-
tered cts2-5t
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REGISTERS OFFICE, October IS, 1855.
- TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
~ CERN.-Notice is hereby given that IT,
censes issued to Tav-rns, Retailers Of spirituous
and fermented Liquors, Wines, CordiaIs, &c,
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Caps
Boots and Shoes, Medicines, Perfumery, Watches
and Jewelry, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Commits.
sion Merchants; also, 10 keepers of Hackney Car
riaSes Id OmniDuses, Billiard Tables, Ten Pin
Al eys, and Confectionery, and for hawking and
peddling, will expire on Monday, the 5th day of
November next, and that said licenses must be re-
newed at this ctice. within ten DAYS after that
time SAMUEL E. DOUGLASS, Register.
oc 10-dtNoy5
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The United States VS.. Charles W. Cutter
and his sureties.-The Treasury Department
have advices of the trial of this action, for a
defalcation of some $4,000, against the navy
agent at Portsmouth, N. H., under Folks ad-
ninistration. The Government recovered a
verdict for the amount shown to be due on the
trial. The case had been before the court for
some five or six years. The trial took place
at Exeter n. Ii.
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ITO HIRE-A COLORED BOY, IA YEARS
l. old, (slave Has been living in a genteel
family. He is a smart, active Boy, accustomed to
housework. For terms appy to JOHN WA
TIERS, r. street, between 10Th ard 18th, General
agent and collector oc 2t-eo3i
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(Slgned
Proposals should be enveloped, sealed, and sd-
dressed 90 second Assistant Postmaster General -
and superscribed - Proposals River Mails
JAMES CAMPBELL,
oct 22-Iawiw Postmaster General.
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The Curren. Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartment.-on Saturday, goth of October,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
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STRAY ED TO TIE PREMISES OF THE
~ subscriber on the 18th instant, a large 81
dark red HORNED cow. The own NEsTE2s
er is hereby requested to call at the cor ~.
ner of Sixth and East Capitol streets prove proT-
erty, pay charges and take her away
oc 22-3'* JOHN OWENS
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HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES, PORTE
Monna'es, Purses, Mohair and Jet Bracelets,
Combs, Scissors, Sewing Birds, Ladies' Watch
Stands. &c, for sale cheap at
cc 2O-3 LAMMOND,S 9TH ST.
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SOMETHING NEW.

II AIDES PATENT GOLD BELT BUCKLE.
La We have Just received q new article OF Gold
Bslt Buckle the hand soonest, aud wihal, the
most convenient article Of the kind invented.
M. w. GAIT & BRO Jewelers,
32l Pennsylvania Avenue,
oct 2O-3t bet 9th and 10Th streets.
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u. 3. COURT OF CLAIMS.

L. 3. COURT OF CLAIMS.
A TTORNIFS AND CLAIMANTS HAVING
IA business with the above Court, who may re-
quire the assistance OF a COPYIST, will ind the
subscriber prepared at all times to execute their
orders promptly and to their entire satisfaction.
Visiting and Wedding Cards written In the
most beautiful style, rs per cent less than usual.
WIN. A. RICHARDSON,
oct 22-1tk Kirkwood House.
ENISH, FISH.-5O bbls. No. med. Mackersl
Il so half bbl5. No. 2Nackerel
so or bclS do do
casks Hske. now land per schr. Martha ard
for sale By HARTLEY d BROTHER,
octs2 10l Water street, Georgetown.
NOR BOSTON.-The schooner MARTHA,
l. Capt. Baxter, has arrived, and will Ia
have quick despatch for the above port For SA
freight, apply TO
HARTLEY & BROTHER, Agents,
oct22 l0l water street, Georgetown.
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MRS. EADER AND SISTER,
FASHIONABLE MILLINERS AND DRESS
MAKERS,
win open on G street between 18th and 18th,
No. sd, on Saturday, the 10th instant.
.

FANCY ARTICLES, JEWELRY, &c.
nPENED THIS DAY SOME RICH STYLES
" Jewelry. Also, a great assortment Of Fancy
Articles, such as Sewing Birds, livery Portemon-
naies, Wax Beads, Coral Necklaces, Cologne,
Hair OIL, Soaps, Brushes, &C. Also, great stock
Of gold and silver Watches, which will be sold
cheap. ... ROBINSON,
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OST OR STOLEN.-On yesterday morning,
IL between and Ii o'clock, In the Gen. EzxA
tire Market, or between 9TH and 10th SITS q %
a GREEN L X f, containing aboutk1 -
500 in paper and gold. Any persons leaving the
same at Murray & Semmes's, Pa. avenue, near
4 \ st eet, will receive $40 as reward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-12

The TEA-TABLE.-Thet ea-table is in
most families delightful relaxation it
is prepared with no trouble and little
expense, and the only time, perhaps, a
father can spare TO have his family once
a day collected about him, where be may
see the different disposition of his children
and draw knowledge Of the general
management OF his family. 1t is great
pity that the tea-table, as q magnet for
social reunions, is now, in our cities, so
nearly obsolete. In Paris it has been
partially introduced within the last few
years, but the pleasantest society there is
In the evening, where they give nothing
at all, where the ladies all work, and the
gentlemen, if they do no. play, walk
about and converse with them. An even
ing spent thus, in agreeable conversation,
with well informed and pleasant people,
is delightful relaxation to men engaged
in sngroSsiDg pursuits through the day.
If American ladies would add to this
French fashion Of evening reunions, the
comfort of a cup of tea and few
cakes, without the fuss and Formally
attending fashionable evening parties
the pleasures Of social intercourse with
our friends would be immeasurably
enhanced, and the e1travagant expenses,
now incurred, entirely be avoided.
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GENERAL JAMES WOLFE.-Considera.
bic interest has recently been manifested
in England in regard to the history and
character of the gallant British general
whose name will forever be associated
with the siege OF Quebec. The man
who, it is said, preserved North Ameri.
ca to the Anglo Saxon race, is still al.
lowed page Of history, and, considering
the many biographies which have of late
years appeared, 1t is somewhat remarka-
bic that so distinguished a man should
have SO long escaped unnoticed. A late
writer in an English journal contends
THAT the name of Wolfe is identified
with great undertaking, alike worthy
of the country who planned it and Of
those who conquered" 1t is also said
that Mr. Bancroft and others in this
country have borne eloquent testimony
to the high estimation he is held in by
the people of America.--BostOn Tran.
script.
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Lave Mssrsy,,Is Wednesday. rriasy, aud sau.

Lave Mssysvine Wednesday, Friday, and soa.
day ct 3pnl
Arrive at t.chison Friday, Sunday, and Tues.
Bids to run once a week VIII be considered
No. 1881 From Whiteheads, by Highland, Iowa
Point, to story's Landing, 10 miles and back,
once sweek
Leave Whi.ehead's Fridsy at Dam
Arrive ut Storys Landing same day by o ? ID
Lave Story's Landing Saturday at Sam
Arrive at Whitehesis same day by o pm.
No, 1928 From Oregon, (Mo.,) by Iowa Point, to
Highland, (Kansas,) IL miles AID back, ones
Leave Oregon Saturday at Gam
Arrive At Highland same day by I2m
Leave Highland Saturday at pm
Ar rive at Oregon same dav by pm.
No. 1899 From Fort lesvenworth to Sac and Fox
Agency, 100 miles aud back, once q week
Leave Fort Leavsnw0Tth Monday at a
Arrive at Sac and Fox Agency Wednesday by
lam
Leave FAC and Fox Agency Thursday at a m
Arrive at Fort Lesvsnwor'h saturday by II N.
70. 1920 From Fort scott to Fort Atkinson, -
mile and back.
Leave Fort Scott
Arrive at Fort Atkinson
Leave Fort Atkinson
Arrive at Fort SOFT
Bidders will state the distance and prepos. a
schedule.
No. 15,4l From Fcrt Scott to Crawford seminary,
-Dil.s and back
Leave Fort Soft
Arrive at Crawf,rd Seminary
Leave Crawl oI d Seminary
Arrive at Fort Scott
Bidders will state The distance and propose 8
schedule
No. 1922 From Westcort 70 For. Scott miles and
tack
Leave Wes'port
Arrive at Fort Scott
Leave Fort Soctt
Arrive at Wes'poTt
Bidders will ftste the distance and propose q
schedule.
Fer forms Ct proposals, guarantee, and certn-
case; also, inFt-uctnps and requirements, lem
braeing conditions TO be inco porated in the COZ
tracts 70 such extent SIS the department. may deem
propar,) Ste advertisement inviting proposals fer
mail servce in the western s3d southwestern States
dated 9th January, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
june 3-lawfw Postmaster General.
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90 marriage, its DUTIES and daluaiGcationa. aud
Their remedies; With Autographs, illustrating the
an2ta,y sud pAyzioogy, md 1i7es2as CT ths repro.
iuetiVe otgsr o. both EsE,G, tHGis structGrs uses
All fCnctions. popular AMI cGn!rl,he nsivs l.ss
iss tne duties ani Gasls,,i-s- single and Liar
EisG Eie-hs;;y an1 i L.t.- y ajr: Yet. auio CT ss
curing tlsriin lsicit51s sy.a B:e<:iIs ouas-the.r
5bTtRtion and rsaDva.--:c .UI C-1E h.ntd 20 those
6ciCns 10 It; mons, Ags5?sT. shoCld taso this in
eOftspt sep without u.6t Consulting itJ pssss-
ecninsr tsrieS TIE diseases AMI leGioG! trsatIas
81 isse5 froE1 nispCy TO Old are, each csss lrapn
ckly illustrated by beautiful photographic PLATES
nsTso&J debility it5 c1IS's cld ecco, by prscess
a once 50 Staple Sste and ecuSl .bst isilura IL
Ispossb.s--rulss Lor daily nsnase.nent-sn essay
On Sr,ormacOsrbGsa With pracI:cG obssrvetiGns on
iSfor, and Lloft auccsJJiui MODS OF r.atment-pre
Stationary hints OK tt5 evils resulting tea suspiri
al prsotioe--aa aagay all disc lies arisins non
rdiscrstiOn, With plain and Simple ruias By which
all PERSONS can curs tIsic without rlcrcury
ttInec.s scr those sell in1ios L.isGtss aad tiasp
pointed hopes SO unfortunately prevalent in the
9Oung. X Il truthful advise. 10 the IT, ..,ed and
4note contemplating Marriage. Itj J1ra3iI Is Oar
Scul.ry rSto1asioliGcd to pois:nB e1aartiictcg g
ne. doaosI u thelr iaysiua, c0aGiisa and 10 are
,onGcotig OF Living hsEsrosd tn health k.no;nact
and privileges 10 which eVofy human boias - en-.
lille! ..
Price 36 eeSs psr cuTy, Or fys oo2tas f,y one dol
Ar. Eahed fIeo Of poI->5s 20 a@-y Part II the Unt
ted s:ciss.
N. 8.--Tbose who prefer r.ay consult DR. IA Csc,x
opoE any Of tie diseases ur0n which ais look tr.ts
sithef terDoneiiy ny nail. MeacIn. ssu. TO suy
2sEt If tho Union s1cordiEg 10 directions, esfsly
2tef'd sn3 cs;sfIIy socursd from al observation.
Address Dr.. b. B. L. CROiX, No. 81 MslSen Lane
OF Post Clos Fox 619, Albany II. X.
aS. Claee crsa delly from . Ii to Q > -, and On
aundsy from uhtil SPIN.
~ Once hsss0ve1 f.or. 10. IS Beaver Ct,
% ~ MSia1E E-r1.s, hiosny, Ny.
lEa
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A OhRD.-LOOK HERE

LII We lovers OF the good things Of this life, aDC
n we will tell you where you may obtain at least
sone of them. Thankful tUI past favOEs, 1 would
respectfully ask a continuance of the same dur ne
this Spring AID Summer l am prepared to furnish
all who will give call with the sweet and cool
ing Beverages in my line a; short notice. Such q;
Ice Creams, Water lees, OF n! flGvars, ScharlOt,e
Reuse, Blancmange, sc. Cakes Of all kinds Also
foreign and domestic Ffait and Confectionery, gen
kind.
Particular attention will be paid to furnishing
Wedding or Brides Cakes. Also, Parties, Balls
Excursions, Pic Mics, Sc, &C., and upon reason
able terms.
Call at The old stand, Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween 9th AID l0th streets, Northern Liberties.
N. B.--Best quality iCE CREAM sold at 81 SO
per gallon.
may 7-eo3m JOHN w. RiGHT5T'INE
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.

lust received, severa! Pianos from the celebrated
y factory of Steinway & Sons, New York; one in
Louis XIV style These Pianos are in every re-
spect the best now made in the United States; they
received at the late Metropolitan Mechanics Fair
the first premium "a silver meda) for each of their
Pianos exhibited. Every person admired the volume
Of tone, as well as the workmanship of their insru
nCnts. These, in addition to my other stock of
Pianos, FERNS the best and largest collection south
of MasOn's and DixOn's line.
The pnbiic are respectfully invited TO call and eI-
anime before they purchase elsewhere, they will
find moderate prices and reasonable terms
PIANOS 10 rent always on hand, and second
hand Pianos taken IN part payment for new Ones at
my Piano Wareroom, Mo. 49s Eleventh st, above
Pa. avenue. FIR. g. REICHENBACH.
may l4-eOlmt
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ealaboOss iron. Nc 90, chain iron. No. 40, insos

eainbooss iron. Nc 90, cilain iron. No. 10, inso!
sopptr.
G0SPoRT. VIRGINIA.
No. J. white oak plank stock legs No 2, white
oak plank. No. q, white oak promiruous timber
NO. =, wfiss OAK seel pieces. No. 5, yellow pine
plank stock timber. No. g. yellow pine beams.
No. Z, yellow pine mast timber. No. O. white piae.
No. 10, ash. cypress, elm. No. III, black walnut,
cherry, mahogany No II, locust. No. Is, white
ash oars, hickory cars No. 10, black spruce No.
1e, lignumvitB No. is, bar iron aud steel No. 10,
iron spikes and nails No. 90, Iesd pipo, ERc, tin
No. q, hardware No. %, pig iron. No %, paints,
oils, &c. No "a. fax caupsq No. 25 cotton canvas.
No. 20, fax and cotton tw.ne. No. q, glass. No.
q, leather. No o. hose. No 30, brushes. No
81, bunting, dry goods. No. 80. pitch, resin, tar
No. 33. oil, tallow, soap. No. "a, ship chsndlery.
No. 35, stationery. No. SO, f-ewood No. 81,
oakum.
PENsACOLA, FLORIDA
Class No. /, white oak plank stock logs No. 2,
white oak plank. Ne. l3, white ash CARA. hickory
bars. No. II, composition AMI copper nails No.
Is, bar iron, steel. No. 10, iron spikes and nails
No. 81, hardware. No. 23, paints, oils. &C. No. So,
stationery. nav 2I-lawsw
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EVENING STAR.
PUSH ON.
BY HENRY J. SARGENT.

BY HENRY J. SARGENT.
Awake, and listen. Everywhere
From upland, grove anu lawn,
OutbTeathes the universal prayer,
The OrisOn Of morn.
Arse, and don thy working garb,
All nature Is dslir;
Let homes motives be thy barb
And usefulness Thy spur.
stop not 10 list the bOist'rous jeers,
(He would be what thou art)
They should not e'eR offend thine ears,
sui less disturb thy heart.
what, though you have no shining hoard,
inheritance OF stealth y
TO purchase AT the brokers' board,
rush on You're rusting while you stand
Inaciion will not do;
Take LIES small bundle in your hand,
And tudge it, briskly, through.
Push on,
Don't blush because you have patch,
In honest labor won;
There's many small cot rooted with ihatch
TEat's happier than a throne.
Push on! the world is large enough
For you, and me, and all;
You must expect your share of rough,
And row and then fall.
But, up again. act out Y, ur part
Bear willingly your load;
There's nothing Like a cheering heart
To mend a stony road.
Push on,
Jump over al the IFS and butts,
There's Always some kind hand
To lift LIES wagon from the ruts,
Or poke away the sand.
Rememb'r, whea your sky of blue
ID shadowed by a cloud,
The sun will shine as soon for you
As for the monarch proud
Ii - bur written on The moon
That toll alone chi ures;
The king would dance q rgadoOn
With that blithe soul Of yours
Push on! You're Tus;ing while you stand,
InactiOn will nDt do;
Take LIES small bundle in Your hand,
And trudge II, briskly, through.
Push on,
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FORM OF OEPER

=, f., Ststa OF ---.----r h.r. nv
agree 20 furnish ard del Yer at She respective navy
yards al The articles PANIED IN the cih.ss heraunto
annexed, aresably 10 the provisions OF pcheius,
therefor, aud in conformity with the advsriscme
q: the Bureau Of Cons ru:6on. &C, OF 18th Nav,
1855.
Should my offer be accepted, request to be al
dressed st land the contract forwa Cd
20 the navy agent az ,orto
for signature AID certificate.
ID Ia
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

D. On TUESDAYS aud FRIDAE5.
sS{E{s.stlSS Fare Icund trip 81; from Ash.
indria 20 csnts.-The THOMAS cULLYER leaves
Wsshlngton ct 0 and Alexandra, ~ eJS O'Clock.
Cosch1s lserc tts Capitol tor tbs baas ct h eek
Coach fire 10 cents.
Persons wishing the Coaches vii lssys tssr rssi,
asaoe with Geo. TLos. Parker
Esfts:;hrisnts ca the boat
eo+ 12-dH sLAL d1DSsY. Csps.
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cRAEeR AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
AA - sa

UT tHIu uJIN IbeSuAy, NVO. q, Ico4,
TEE Cars leave Alexsndris daily Tor Gordors
L vile and interE-6iste SITS lions 1t ~ o'clock.
.. N, on the arrival CT Tia beat srona Washing son
giving ample tine for breakfast or board Coo.
nseeirg at Eens.sas Junctisu with tain fer ssras-
burg, at Wsrrenton Jur ction with t-sin fo- Var.
renton ard ct Sordcnsyilie With TIA trains en- "a.
virginia Csntral Ra;lrosi or hcbzaoud chsf ioptas
vile, sni St.antcn.
Tbs cars lave Go.aoarriGe cAily l6r slsxsr,isis
E1d fDterr1eiists ststions e. y hefor5 = . "a, ca
ms sr-iv: OF TIE trains O. TIE virginia Central rail-
road from Richmond. Charlottesville. AMI Stxuntca.
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CHEAFE=T EO0E EVER
PUBLISHED snd containing
nsGriJ douc;s the quantity OF
reading matter in tbet Of the
FIFTY GENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS..
II trests On the PHYSTCYO-
eY or MARRIAGE, and the
secret I. 2r:aities and disorder
o. youth snd maturity, 70
cutting nom aSccsssn, which
destroy tine physical . I'd Non
tai cOxyAfs. with of.Ga1>Jafsooa
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HAIR WORK

HAIR WORK.
nhNAMENTS of Hair, such as Bracelets. Chat.
~ claims, Chains, Breastpins, Earrncs. F;noe,
Kings, made TO order, of any desired design,
All orders faithfully attended to.
specimens may be seen at my store.
~. II. SEMKEN,
Mar 30 " i'u h0th sts.
AND WARHA NTS WANTED for
IL winch the highest prices will be paid by
m,rS >. CHUBB BROTHERS,
may G-u (!nteD opp. the Treasury.
w hN COOLEHs, something new. an
p2S Excellent article. DOUBLE ICE PITCH
Ems ainereht styles and sizcs Britannia Pitcher,
9peh tna covered; ali kinds OF Britannia and BIock
I'm ~ aIe' For sale low, at the HousekeRpcS,s
FURNISHING Store, 400 Seventh 81
ntas ~ q. FRANCIS.
lss NE IF YO1 DARE "a new Waliz- ys,v
:. N suHaete for beginners, composed and dedieated
p % msSs OF Georgesbwn, by Prof. w. Hunter.
vo hihBUs & HfIZ,s Music Depot,
Corner Pa. sv, and lfth u,
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
NJ, WILLIAM.

NJ. WILLIAM,
LADIES' DREgS aid TRIMMING ETOEE,
Pa. GUeEue. bctIcccn 1ia end eh streets.
Nj WILLIAM would respectfully announce TO
W. the Ladies OF Washington, that he has Just
received from the Northern cities complete stock
OF GOODS, among which may be cnG--
New style French Dress Trimmings
Fine French Flowers and Ribanfs
large ot OF Bcnnets, in silk, Grape, snd straw OF
the latest patterns
And an excellent assortment of handsome Embroi
dCrrs CT all kinds
Dresses made In the latest Paris fashions al req
5OHable rates.
Pinklng and Fiuting, and Kid Gloves cleaned.
Ladies Mantillas, ready made, and made 10 order
may 3l-eolm
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Signature }

(Th1 scte5tteS tchich the bidder enclose, must b.
pasted to has offer and sIck of them signed In hip,
Opposite s7ch c7tcte in tie sCS|dGje Ut. prise must
be sat, the amount cdrret Out, the aggregate footed
up for each class, and the Gmo4at hkeiyise tc,iln IN
t005ds)
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Private Medical TTsatias
on TEs
PSYCHOLOGICAL VIsW OF MARRIAGE.

n. y. IA CEOfg, e. D.,
ALBANY. " Z.
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MAIL STEAMERS.
fNEE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINZ AL
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ATLANTIC. Capt. West
PAClEIO, Csyt Eys,
SALTIO, Capt. CeEssock,
ADRIATIc, C. IT Grafton
These dips have been built b. contrast, expreso
y f0r GcvcTnneBt ssrvice; every care hss been
taken Ia ths:r construction, ss in the Engines 70
lnssrs strength and speed, and their acconmocs
tons for Passengers Ere unegu2llcd for elegance
and comfort,
PIJce o. passage frcn New York TO L.v'=poel IN
first ca Sl1
g,oond 70
inclusive use of extra size ga SOC
Errm Liverpool 10 Ne- YORK $50 ard E20.
An .yperiencel sUrgson sttsched 70 each shin.
No berth can be secured until paid FOR.
For freight or pss.az. apply to
REWARD K. COLLINS 4 90,
So Wall street New York
BROWN, EHIPLKY CO.,
Z. G. ROBERTS 90,
10 Kings Arms Yard, Loneoa.
JOHN hUHR0k 4 90,
70 Eue Notre Dame des Victei,es, Paris.
GEO Il. DRAPER, HsvrS.
The owner4 of theee chips viii not be a,oourtsble
for gold, Glyer, bullion, Fpecie jevelry, precious
stones or metals unless bills OF ia6ng are signed
therefor, and tie value thsreof therein expressed
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