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Nebraska Legislature

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-The Legislature of Nebraska
assembled on the 10th ult. The Governors mes
sage was received and both Houses organized on
the 18th by the choice OF officers. 1t Is suppos-
ed the Legislature is favorable to the admustra-
ton, and the course of the Governor will proba
bly, be sustained.
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VIII Won Read the Truth Q

1 Medicine must hlve merit aud srrai merit, 10 -tnni
L the trst nfpuhllc opinion M OF cau
sRl'an>e worthless ar'lo 10 keep up good
ut,iieite. IT IL sr ~ so.
COOL mrdf=ae viii live, he popular. md TX
It'd IL >nIr year utter YEAR IN suite ol opposition.
ihe prni !" read Is lind out It's virtues, and the nf
tbtnt passc- t,on1 n3uth 4" mouth with rnpidy
Than newspaper. sprrad il, living witness tcsti
Ing -ae medicine ta. ale for him i of far
1aofe service tim any news Vat,rf adseri-ng.
l. pro"i Of thal Ne say ahave. rclrt ,nu to
UAMPTON'S NEGErBLE 1lNGrURE, aud II. cr
teeis Its praise Is in the mouths o. multuudes Tie
be-t men in eanotN give theif i,sttmoi, In it.
wonderful curc.. ANON them iumc Hon. II
Giay. Hon. Rish VI lohn-on Wee President Of the
Gaied Smtrs with hundred. of other. Cnpt Tbnnhs
Gtnut--hl lrher the cclcpuled pty,rriun Of thc
Enprror nt Ftanre-na. cured hy it of II disease al
wen yea : -tanns otlcr the al all lhc Doctors al
Eutol,. and Amere had lilrd rnrc.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.iaotter CIREb ~ HANPTON'S TIN Z fURE.
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich the Poor. every ,ohere, bear the same
Testimony.
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BOOK BINDING.

ALL KINDS OF BOOKS REBOUND
~ EN>fArERS, Mu,ic. Gleason - Pictorial, Nuyer.
IVY Hnrrc,'s, aud G,nhnm's Magazines. aud esely
Other kind Of rttiodea bound in tie plarcsI To the
Gorsi st,ln
~ All lot number. nf books md new rnrci. up
piled Ia those whn leave book. Ia be bound
WILLIAM ! Fpl.kES
Book BlNprW B1,SK BOOK MNNufAcruREH; sign
a IL Booh, Main 81. lynchbmg. Va.
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A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
piaint! The Herdict has gone forh AHadmil
that champions Tincture" has no Superior

March 2Sh 1858. I
Mesyrs Mortimer d. Moacb,oy :-Gentlemcn-I hive
been s ted for the last eight years with hhcun ntsm,
Dyspepsu and Liver Complaint, suffering all the while
with pains in the shoulders, hip back and side, shit
ing from side the other, pnlpitnon Of the heart,
los, of appetite cold night. excessive costly"
Iess and g1cn debility and weakness. | tried munY
remraics which lone good, but Inthri grew
worse. Last fall | was advised Try "lIn'r pton'a
Vegetable rinctme - and amhapp, say it In cured
ae. arn now free from all puin, and il the enjoyment
81 perfect hcnlhaud take gr' pleasure in rrcomner d.
ing the T.ncturc To all afflicted us have been.
Yours JAMES NJ NOEL
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Bridre Burnt.

The bridge over the Etowah rver,on the Geor-
gia State railroad, was destroyed by fire a few
days since.
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MICkERAllAM,S
Fall Trade, September. 1854.

NA/ sre nnw ,ccryiug per steamers Baltic and Alps
w mud packet ship Caroline. our Fall Importation
Of FOREIGN DRY GOODS, purchased for Cash, by
Agent, Mr. W Wcddcll, nj gery iop rates We
Mao in receipt of n large nnd commanding stock u
f0MESi &c FABRICS, pu chased IRON first hands
and ut the reeent Large Auction sales III ercnt
sacrifices.
We respectfully solicit Gull from TIN Virginia and
North Carolln. Merchn'f feel couhdcut
offer them goods uw prices he found in
market. STEW ENSON 81 WEDDELL.
y.ct4 Pen .lurp
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by POSTMASTER h. l. Cooper:
GAraN BupGE.
Hnmpshire county Va March 1t. 1854. !
Mr. Il. II. Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable ,our
quest md my desire to benefit the afflicted. here
hH certify the rttut rrie have received from the
of Hamp'oa'S l,ec,able TmctUc
Was taken with ayiolcn poipitation, or rather Gn'-
tering AMI trembling of the heart which continued
erd inv; it seemed itm heart bud almost forgotten
it, oi,e. I'll, familv became alarmed and procured
hatle of this valuable Medicine ind hclole hnd tnkrn
one bottle of this Tmci~re ot Hamp'op's wn-
trely relieved.
This j. the third instance of rclici in NV family
the OF this valuable Medicine. Ts" thre,. ,onr-
agol was laid uf with nlceraon Of my orke from fleet
OF ~hlt is generally called ui> leg had lost n m-e
aud nprcIte aud the sore WA ch tory inches
o., and down. and half around my ankle. rejected
,vrry eiprI heal II until prooared Ilamptons Veg
,tbe Fn"turcone bottle OF Which restored my hcath,
hflrd my ankle mud am lreer from swelling thnn for
tne{1St hi,tV yedrs,
dg1in, one Of my daughters very low from severe
tN,cnte ', and win size began Ia sit up her feet com
menced -wtIinR "ith inrrea.e every dn, anl began
II be very painl.--s,c used botilr of Hampton
Inciu,e; the pains assuueed, swelling sub.
led and hen health leiuruedw. kept her legs bnn
RGel with 81 FPS o wooden until her strength returned
have be- titus particular, that others un Ter simlar
s.reun~ mighl b. induced Ia ayul themselves OF
MS remedy. Yoans with re-pect
Etz.RErH EDw.Rps.
do hereby certify tlmt mn personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards AMI can safely recommend the n
hoNe statement to b" correct
T.. + CooaEK. Postmaster.
Capon B-idgc Hampshire county, Na.
~ Delicate Ladie, and Children viii please give
trin
Spncc nil not p.rma 10 nome hundreds Of o1ers as
Gen. W Goodrioh Curt. Tho-. Canot. Robert Gnut
Jtmes Smyth, cured of rheumatism.
John Pcrvai s. A Griffin, lohn Lux, Rev. V. Fish
rdge, L. S. Navy, and thousands 81 others cured Of
Dyspepsia Scroillu, Cough, Li,ri Comrl Bronch
III, st. Ntu-' Dance, sc. We re.crto our own citizens
Ill Oh them.
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4 | mllbe prepared in few dnys to furnish Tobacco
Mouds mud Boxes Of all kinds, which vi be warrant
ed 10 equal any manufactured in the State. Having
900 600 feet of thoroughly seasoned White Oak
Box Plank hnud manufacturers dep. nd on getting
seasoned boxes from | will also saw o order bills
of Oak timber and will keep hand Fence Plank pail
Lgs. Rails, g..
Thankful Ion past favors hope receive share Of
pulio patronage.
tv'SHor.-In the renr of Warwick. Mil.
ian 26-d2m CURTIS EAMES.
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Roanoke College.

Rev. David 4. Biue, A. NJ, President and Profess
sor of Moral and intellectual Science, &c,
S. Carsono Wells, A. NJ, Pre'. Mathemat nni
Natural Science
Henri e. Won Hoxar, Prof. Ancient aud Mode n Lam
guages.
V. +. Bolton, Tutor.
TUNfIS Institution, located Salem vn will O. M
i mence Its next session October dta Expense, ,tr
The session OF months, inripdinr Tpition. Bomd
Room-rent, Fuel, Lights and lnrlrnud expenses $Il2.
For particulars address the Pr sid,,t
aug lq-dac6mos r. t.y
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Washington Home standing Yeti!

| "H. nil ii pa' ct old AT Il built H.. house ON u
sandy tour am. and wi.sn tn Wins hsw md the
rain descended ir nuu,c tell WHIT contrast docs
Ma Leftwsrh fre.rt H., .eio, ted as tie faa23frn
nj th' Ns-laast.n House,
SMITH $ superior Bar and Eating Saloon,
ard twniand,g liz. n,.i Of chang fIai ba. been
hsius rhnSe .a'i- SMITH ho,s rs dcnrca T., htc
hHt over rea Ia a. al tour, his rien and the
public tia esr9s rlicacv al - season, Ia the Elrl~G
f1FrtUrMfSr IL ~ Las MI the fas "jcIans beverages
tY y '.rtf's laNi-ootttg Cordial It'll abundant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-07

Aud iar sale by !. II Seny, ID Il. LYMAN II.
Thompson y Co. LtachhurE Va, md by dea rrs in
Medicine c>trywl ole sep5 "
METROPOLITAN JAGNDICE,bls-
fLpepsla Chrome Nervous Debility Disease Il me
Kidney, md oa diseases a'i.rns tfnm Dsor'isled
Liver stomach. such Coustipaiiou Inward Idss,
Fulne>y Blood the Ii,nd. Acidity OF tie nn'h,
NM Heartburn D,sg.st ior Food, Fullucss weight
the Sromtrn, sour Erucloliun4 Sinking u futsllng
the FL OF tine S"mno h. Swimming Of I,' II cd, ia-
rei un3 difficult breathing, tutttring NJ the iEead,
Chpakng Suucatirg Sensations when in Wing pos-
ture. Dima.ss OF Nisiou Dots Webs peore tn" .ish
Fever aud Du Pam in thu lea =, Deficiency "l fnrs
p.ta ion. GLOW OF TIE skin Hud E,as Pam N the
Sidr Back Ghost Limb, Sc, Sudden iuslr. ol ii"f
Burning Ia the Flcsa. Gonslnut Inaeiniae-o at Evil All
gIca depression OF Spilits, he cfacmn'y cutcd ~
DocrER InnFIANDs CFLrsnArED
GERMAN BIT FITS.
rfrPnfed hY DR.. {. NJ jackson, eisrnag Medicine
Stute, M TO Arci. 81, door hoas Sixth FhndB
Their power over the above dis,nseis not cHce!lsd
il cqeaed, by any othrr preparation ia tine United
States, the nurs in mHr} cHs"a inter stltiu
physician. had filled
rmsc Is ttrr, ufc verify the attention of hvnrI.
Po,riag great virtues in the rrtihearipH ut the hysr
nnt Lesser glands, rActslng the SEARCHING pawrr
IN weahHss, and ul,.i = tho digestive utgau tiny
vital ,i,c ccuain and plea -ai1
VIRGlSIA IEsrnoET.-Dr !. NJ, Wilson, Lexington.
Va, tcb Gtlr lS12. sud: 81 entirely out at lha
German Bittcrs. They have become al the rage Nati-
NJ se sells.
The Tenth beg m pnlsl"d II WooA .toch W.
aid, Jan 10Th 1880: "a Great Medcin..-Wr hpyc
nitormly reirniucd from Recommending the publi;
any nf lie various patent medicines of the day unless
thoroughly cnnY inced of tG"ir yalic. Among tao-e
pn-dcr worthy of motto, Is The German Biticls in.
enled by Dr.. iooinnd, and rcpute ly DR.. J ,ksan.
r rh!adelphn. One instance, IN putt, uur. H. which
lie superior virtues ut is nedtriHc ave been t'ste
as faau under observali A. During the le-t
mei. of MIR. hhran Cabin, 0! thi, county.
cry seriously affected with Liver Q, mplan', ard acr
trying IN vain various remedies cpsrchuSrd bot.i"
of tie Bilrers and alter using IT, was - much ir,leV.h
uf mululy Other boz
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HOUSES FOR SALE wish TO sell mi
4 a privately three comfortable and convenient -
Dwelling Houses situated in the vicinity Of Poe Tan
yard. This property Is nearly and in complete
repair and may be bought accommodating terms
ApPlyto 23'dcawu DAVID T. hEES
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MISCEI.i.iAEAIN.
l. ID. ID. CHRIS T..N
k A n KILN n BOTHER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOCers and Commission Merchants

tNtNr pooR "a LinfRrY Wkuraorsr
MAIN STREET.
IN ~ = LaNCgkBsfEsG. VA.
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- AtNpEfS \ lRRA hrc tcave To annnunec Ia ii,cir
'tfirnis and the pahlic generally that they have on
iani ant Tor sui, as,hrnpns the cheapest the follow.
fae nssurtnrut Il Field Seeds =
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BENNETT 4 BEERs. Pror,icror..

n. - Mum \ KIcHlnIn0, N.
And far sale by !. II Seny, b Il Lyman, II.
Thomr9nn < Co., L, ochhulg, VA, md by dea rs in
Medicine, c>,ryv} &c sep5 "
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THE / EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility


Extinct fr,a James Harris E.q : Letter, Acxn0diia,
Fa-hifer speaking of wonderful ares on hintselt he"
.nys: Mrs. II has been suffering with the itysrcom
p1ift and with inability constantly complaining, from
weakness. through her whole stem. She now enjoys
btfer health than 10 tbitv years. being entirely fesoi
I'd by the use ut HamDi0n'S Ieeetobte 7nctnre.'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.--Extrrt from a
LetItl from j G lines Esq, Louton county Va My
Wif,has been for yeas Inflicted with great weel 1es
rain in the bren.t, side and hacb nlrtntion ih"
heat; fcelcncss oil the sssen Is q" oppetit'
complex salos; the sight ot eye almost the
arl5r 20 wenk. pleased sBy HamJ7oa 5
7aapre has restored t"rtr perfect hraIth Her eYeE
NJ, rs good now a. ev,.r they were.
gS7Callnud get pHrnrhlo-
Soil by ]. II. SEAY. Il CO, Lyme L.re; Sewers
Ss.,hr.yiIie:A Thrown Charo,te.,i'ic aud by II
Dluggi,tst hrnughnut lhrS'ate. 'er 2i-dtcIy
DR. s T. GREGORY date of Missouri)
TTAVlNG located in the neghborhool Of Gen. q. &.
| / Clay and Benz. Wilkes, E.q.. mics from t.v
,i.y of Gyncl5urg. miles of New Lnndua, and milo
North oi the Salem Frnpike ofers his professional
yiresto he Citizens of th' neghborbp aud surround
ing country.
With an experience Of years 10 lhe practice Of
ne1-ine--iu - densel, platr mud Sickly portion Of
The Western country Ire hopes l. be lo Ia trout tic
diseases o thi climate successfully. Jun 6 WIS
" Repu' lican pas.e c"pY.
ESsNE EEas.-;innpowdrr, Imperial an Bluck
Il rens, Of the finest quality be bought very cheap
from Is I. SAME J,
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E.N1ss seE3sT-The ,n,se store House, 1T present
4 orruniei hy Hatcher Loswood & Co. and next
dorr below J Poo z Davis X Cos Possession given
Immediately. For Ia apply to John T. Davis
I'm .l-Hif .t,Nt. SARAH L. DAVIS.
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AVDEs s-'rne store house, recently
4 tied by Acree & McClanshAn situated on the Main
-tIer u few door. above tie Merchant.' Bank. Pos.
can be hsd the LIST day of February. Apply
tn Oion &. Clay. jan 22-d2a2w
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MiScELlASEOl
i. mp NJ

hfoR "A. 1t /. m, hacuton Il make
an extensive ,ch-sc o VI ilcnary and Fame, Good
of every description in the Spring will sell the re-
mainder OF my t'eed. at very reduce prices. would
adFl'e every bndy to call and my fancy goods such
a. b'nnet's Ribbons. CloNks Shawls, Hoods and hrf
Bonn"'l- tor children: Hosiery Gloves Lacr. Emb,
erss, OF the hes ehauctcr Head Dress,s Caps cant
he eNeelcd,-nh IL u, In be talking IN I aper.
Core nui - tue preltic~t goods cxteni
dec @5'dSc2law ALFRED =. ENGLEDOyE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

Tan BARNuM BABY Snow The N. T. Her.
aid says In the course of IN article on this
subject:
"Among the single candidates., the prise boy
sttraeted the most intense intsret To this
young gentlemau-Msster Charles Orlando
Scott, Of New York-was awarded the frs,
prise, one hundred dollars Master Scott was
Immediately sifted oa' from the bsssr herd,
and put in q cage, all BY himself on the 90.
cond stoey. Here he sat on his throne under
a canopy, with buxom matrou by his side
"upon his baby brow the round Of sovereign
ty." Winfield SCOTT, entering the city of Mex
leo, Napoleon after AusterIits, General Tay.
lor after Busna Vista, probably felt elated;
but Master Scott certainly eclipsed them In
pride. He L. good looking boy, four years
and . half old, but nothing extraordinary.
There are several fner children in the exhi.
bition, although 1t Is not brilliant, BY any
mea
Next to the eonquering hero above men
toned, We noticed q native American demon
straiion, in the shape Of a young gentleman
ID months old, son Of Mr. Duffy, of this
city. He is wrapped in the ''Star Spangied
Banner and has a spread eagle, embroidered
in silver on his manly chest Master Duffy
Is got up entirely regardless Of expense and
taste. He is, however, as pretty q piece Of
flesh a. any In Messins.'"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

PRoH EUKoPE.-The news by the steamer
Washington, which arrived at New York, on
Wednesday night, from Southampton, is no,
30 late by three days, as that by the Africa.
1t appears, from the files received that affairs
in the Crimea appear to wear a moro encou ,.
aging aspect for the allies, and the appoint.
msnt Of Gen. Pslisser has proved immepseIv
popular with tho Army, and inspired fresh
confidence. Gen CanrObert, il was rumored
had refused the command offered him bv the
Emperor, and insisted on accept only ths
post of General Of Division.
The agricultural prospects in England were
very far from encouraging, and the season
had proved backward both there AID on the
Continent. VII 'He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08
NOTICE.

HAVING purcha, ed a large quantity of DRY
IL GOODS al the first and second auction sales
OF Hall Brothers sleck, can offer the sreatest
bargains ever heard of, consisting in part of viz:
PLAID Silks at So Is. and ST. former price rs cents
81 IS and 81 IS
Brocade Silks At Ga, rs and 81, former price e. sl
so and 81
Figured and ATTN plain Bereges a, Is, ~ and SIC.
former price 81 X 80, and SIX cents
berege dc LANES at 10 10 AID Is cents former pri
ces2 g, 81, and so cents
Raw silk Plaids At 81 cents, former price Al
Best quality French herinos at SIC, former price.
81 IS rSo'
Bombasins at zsc and 81, former price 81 Is and
Black Alpaca at 25, 81 and Soc, former price 50 Is
and 81 W ~
Lawns at 10 and lsK cents, former prices Is and
shawIs, Mantas and Cloaks less than half nice
one set Brussels Carpets al as cents, former price
Centre and side Cord and TasseIs for curtains, hat
~ price
300 yards best quality English oilcloths a, 75c, for
mer pr ce 81 IS
The goods viii be retaled out at the store former
ly occupied BY Hall Brother, 7lh ST., for short
ume. q J. NEALE.
lie Size
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Pc RsONsE.

go. Hon W. 8. Ashe, Of N @, is In this
city, and stopping at the Kirkwood House
Hon. John Kelly, OF N. T., Is at Wiliards
Hotel.
go. Senior A. K. San Martin, editor Of La
Cronica, New York; has issued circular
stating that, in consequence of his i'll health,
he is compelled to discontinue the publication
of that Journal. La Cronica was the organ Of
tho loyal Spsniards resident in this country
and has been edited with considerable ability
....AnsfBgy ofNeal Dow was found yesterday
morning suspended by the neck on the ,ele-
graph wires, opposite the Russell House, Main
street, Charlestown Msssaohusetts The 6g
ure was dressed in blue pants and snuff.colored
coat and In tho right hand was held demi-
john, and on the left arm was displayed q
copy of the Maine Law. The name Of Neal
Dow was printed n large letters on the back.
-. In Princess Anne county, Va, last
week, negro, who had become desperately
enamoured of q A" coal black rose" on an ad
joining farm, was 50 mortified at her refusing
him, that he committed suicide by drowning
himself in the Elizabeth river.
80. 1t is reported that the small pox ID kill
ing of tho Oswego Indians to an alarming ex-
tent. During tho space Of two weeks, near
two hundred died. When taken with the dis
ease they Immediately get into the water,
and there lie until death ends their lives.
....A public meeting ia cal ed in Greencas-
tie, Ind Of people favorable to the nomina-
ton of Scott Harrison for president-son Of
the late Gen. Harrison
....Gov. Herbert, Of Louisiana, says the
Baton Rouge Comet, is to be put in nomina.
ton for Congress from that district
1.-THE Boston Post says that the Mayor of
Portland is called Rswdy Dow.
....A boy, aged Is years, named Slaughter,
living near Princeton. KY, when returning
f:om ploughing, last Wednesday, hung him
self with the plough lines to the limb of
tree, and was found, soon afterwards, dead
.... A Scotchman named William Mcclure,
says the Toronto Patriot, recently deceased,
let the bulk of his property, valued at $500 :
600, to be appropriated expressly for the pur.
pose of the diffusion of useful knowledge and
instruction among the institutions, u Libraries,
clubs, or useful instruction of the working
classes or manual laborers of the United States
Of America.
go. It is related that one Of the ladies Of
fashionable society in Florence, Italy, is an
Italian Marshioness, in whose maria Q con
tract was inserted a clause to the effect that,
if after the birth of child, she should prefer
some one else to her husband, the marriage
vow was not to stand in her way, and it is un-
derstc cd that she has pro6ted by this singular
privilege
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

THK STEAM FIRE ENGINES 1t oama out IN
cidentally in the Board of Aldermen vester
day, tina. there is an injunction on fhe steam
hre engine. This is Why it has not bean ont
at the fires When he private history of the
contract Tor and purchase Of this engine gets
out-if it ever doe'-the public will learn nat
SOM tnings are done as well as we'll as othera
Bostom TEL, Wsdnssday. ' - ''A'i''
The Journal says:
Inc steam ire engine rename at the sitv
Naoies, neglected.. and . roosting place 70,
pigeons. The % 900 which Il cost mieht ne
Wen aave been thrown into the sea, 90 fsY m
Any oenent 10 likely to be derived from it In
the present position Of Attain,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

wWe are indebted to Mr.. Paroles, charge
dsffaires of New Grenada, near tho Govern
ment of the United States, for a COPY of bis
resent work entitled, /" The Coast of Muse uitO
and the Boundary Question between New
Grenada and Costa Rico" printed in the
Spanish language. The author says in hi.
preface, &" The general interest manifested by
the press in the questions relating to the
Mosquito Coast, aud the want of information
on the subject, displayed by some of those who
have written upon it, when at the same time
various suggestions have been made to deprive
the States to which they belong of those ter.
fitoriss, show the necessity Of calculating
the affair In a serious and conscientious man
ner, 80 that public opinion may become On.
lightensd and exercise iss bsnsnois, in.
aususs,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

Die MIC BhSKETS-Just orened a VARIETY OF
Pic Mic, Travelling, Card, Office, Work, School
and Toy Baskets
Also. a lot of Fresh Perfumery, from Apollos, St.
Harrison and Jules Hsnel, Philadelphia Combs.
Brushes, Fans, Playing and Visiting Cards. Card
Cases, Porte Monnaies, Jet Goo =, Pocket Cutlery.
Cages, Music, Musical Instruments Stationery &c
joan +, ELLIS,
500 Pa. az, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
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FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, DC.

A I HUTCHINSON & MUNRO'S can be found
~ G eat variety Of Fancy Go ,ds. such as Csbas
Work Boxss, Travelling Cases, Fan, Porte mon
naies, Gard Cases, Writing Desks. Gold P.ns and
Pencils, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razxrs, SHAVING
Gases, Shaving Cream, Combs and Brushes IN great
variety Perfumes, Lubln's, Pivers, Harison's, and
ohsr choice extracts, all warranted g-buine Pc
mades, Lyon's Ka,bairon, Barry's Trcnperous, &C
Also, Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchief, Laces,
Embroideres, Ribbons, French Flowers, Bonnets
and Millinery Goods generally, to which the sttsn
tiou oF the ladies 10 particularly isvited
HUTCHINSON MUNRO,
$40 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th ST.
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FOR THE ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA

AND MANASSAS GAP RAILROADS.
THE Subscribers Coaches VIII call for Passengers
l wishingto connect with the above ~ aIA
Railroads. My Coaches connect viii,
the Steamers THos CoLLyER or GloRsE WAsEIse-
TON, which leave Washington al 6 q IN.
90 Meals furnished on the boats.
Persons wishing the Coaches 10 call for them car
leave their name and residence with Mr.. John u.
Tlllman, near IN. Capitol gate; Mr.. BIus GUY
store, corner Pennsylvania avenue and l2sh street,
or AT Geo. Thos Parker q Co y store.
Coaches can be had for Pleasure Trips
may 2S-2m WILLIAM WHsLEfs
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CUPERIoR TABLE AND PoCKEI
y Cutlery, Rssou, Scissors, Ac.--A large ssS o.
msnt, lower than q any other place In the cry.
rood articles and low prices always cal o.
houseksep~s Purhsfns ssop, $50 ssy wrIs
may % @, PRAkVse
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~ The first steamer that was ever at the
wharf at Lawrence kanzas arrived there OF
| the 18th ultimo, from Cincinnati, Ohio, and
had fifty passengers.