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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.
HEALrHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREAT

HEALTHY GUMS, AND SWEET BREATH.
IL All who arc dcsirOus OF obtaining thes e bepe-
MS, s.Iou!d Use ZERMAN'S CELEBRATED
IoOTH-WASH. This delicious article combines
50 many merItoriols qualities, that il has now be-
come standard fayerite with the citizens Of New
fotk, PmiadelPhis and Baltimore. Dentists pre-
sc1oe Ia their practice most successfully, and
Ilo e'ery source the most attering laudations are
awarded II.
lhnamrd and bleeding gums are Immediately ben
rhuru by us use; it, action upon them is mild,
spo'hihg ana effective. IL cleaases the teeth 40
thoIonshly, that they made 10 rival pear in
whl'rnes a., and diHuses through the mouth such
delightful freshness that the breath is rendered
qusiteiy sweet IL disinfe .ts all those imnnr;trs
winch tend 70 produce decay, and a. a cousr6npnce
when these are removed, the teeth must aIxavs 70
main sound. io
Ii Is used and recommended by all the em,,or,
Dentists IN New York, Philadelphia Baltimors ana
other cities where II has be N introduced. All
should give il a trial. "
Prepared only BY FRANCIS GERMAN. Dr,,,,,,
and Chemist, Ninth and Caiharinr streets. Ph,Ia'
delPhia, and sold BY all Druggists everywhare, al o5
CENTS per bottle. w. h. GILMAN,
Jan Ism Agent fOr Washington Civ
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EVENING STAR.
From the Cleveland (Oaio) Herald.
ANSWER TO A WANT.

WANTED-A youg man wishes to obtain
w board In q respectable private family
where his moral department and example
would be considered an equivalent. Refer.
ences required Address B., drawer SO P. o.
DEAR Nh. EDITOR: I find the above
modest advertisement in this mornings
Leader, and as it meets my most urgent
want, save one, "a husband, permit me
to respond to the young mans WANT
through your columns.
l am a widow, I" fat, fair" and not
"forty," sole guardian Of two daughters,
unsophisticated beings, born and nur.
tured in the "piney woods" of Maine.
My family is respectable" none Of its
members having been sent to State prison
or Congress and private" none of my
family having held office, though a dis
tant one did run for assessor. Nv grand
parents sought this country at an early
age, actuated, like Mr.. Partington, by q
desire 10 worship God and cheat the
Indians after the dictates of their own
consciences and the customs of the
times."
My daughters are artless beings. as
yet uncontaminated by Western reckless
and dissipation, and to them the compan.
ionship of a young man of " moral de.
pertinent and example," would certainly
be equivalent" to what he might "hoist
in in the way Of board.
Most happy shall l be to welcome this
yonng man to the comforts of home" Z"
on condition that, always preserving his
"mOral department and example," he
shall attend my innocents to lectures,
fairs, and prayer meetings, crack the but
ternuts, and hold the silk for winding,
teach Matilda Jane graceful vet ssmoral
department" and aid Hennah nemans in
mastering Love Not" Should occa.
sion require, he will be expected to wipe
the china white with gold bands, and
polish the door knobs.
In addition to ordinary board, he may
expect sausages for breakfast on SUNDAY
morning, and fried potatoes on Wednes-
days. Truly yours and his,
MARIE ASfoINETrE CARLTON,
Widow, - Herkimer st.
P.S. This Young man will not lie tol.
Grated III " taking the spoons"
NJ. 4. C.
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How TO BEGIN BUsINEss.-One of the
wealthlest merchants Of New York city
tells US how he commenced business:
entered store and asked if a clerk
was not wanted. NO." in a rough tone,
was the answer, all being too busy to
bother with me-when | reflected that if
they did not want clerk, they might
want laborer: but was dressed too
fine for that. went to my lodgings, put
on rough garb, and the next day went
into the same store and demanded If they
did not want a porter, and again, "No,
sir, was the rcSponse--when | exclaim-
ed, in despair almost, "A laborer? Sir, 1
Will work at any wages. Wages is not
my object [ must have employment, end
| want to be useful in business" These
last words attracted their attention; and
in the end L was hired as a laborer in the
basement and subcellar at very low
pay, scarcely enough to keep body and
soul together. In the basement and SUBJ
cellar 1 soon attracted the attention OF
the counting-house and chief clerk.
saved enough for my employers in little
things wasted to pay my wages ten times
over, and they soon found it cut. / did
not let any body about commit pety lar
cenieS, without remonStrance and threats
of exposure, and real exposure if remon-
STRANGE would not do.
If wanted at 3 a. m, I never growl-
ed, but told every body to 60 home, s'and
will see every thing right" l loaded
OF at day-break packages for the morn
ing boats, or carried them myself. In
short. | soon became indispensable to my
employers, and rose, and rose, until /
became head Of the house, with money
enough, as you see, to give me any lu1u-
ry or aAy position a mercantile man
may desire for himself and children in
ehis great city.
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''DINNA GANG THE SAME WAY.'-The
Rev. DIR. Witherspoon, formerly Presi.
dent of Princeton College, was once on
board packet ship, where, among other
passengers, was a profeSsed Atheist. The
unhappy man was very fond of troubling
every one with his peculiar belief, and
broaching the subject as often as he could
get any body to listen to him. He did
not believe in God and future state
not he By and by, there came on a
terrible storm, and the prospect was that
all would be drowned. There was much
CONSERVATION on board, but no one was
so much frightened as the professed Athe-
ist. In this extremity he sought out the
clergyman, and found him in the cabin,
calm and collected, and in the midst of
danger, and thus addressed him: 40,
DIR. Witherspoon! DR.. Witherspoon
we're all going; we have but q short
time to stay. o, how the vessel rocks
We're all going; don't you think we
are :" The Doctor turned to him with
a solemn look, and replied in broad
Scotch; "Nae doubt, nae doubt, mon;
we're q ganging; but you and dinna
gang the same way" Tho poor man
was speechless and the Doctor, who
had not said much before, then took the
opportunity Of setting before him tn.
guilt and follow of his conduct.
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TO INVENTORS.

T,EI ofaoe of "The Inventors Protection National
1 Union" Is on 7th street, opposite the East Per.
tco Of the Patent Ofcc and Ia now ready to attend
to tie business of its members, namely: In making
examinations and soliciting patents, &c.
Inventors are invited to call and get CODY Of tn
Constitution and By-isws, and where any intorms
don will be given respecting the Union.
All Letters business est ee directed to this of
Gee, where attention will be given Immediately.
A model shop is In connection with the odice
where models cku be made to order at the shortest
uotioe. T. g. CLAYTON,
ap lG-1y Praaideutf. P. N. q.
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ENEOM fsARIS.-Oeuvres completes de Vol
l. tare, IS vols, octave, in fne binding, SIS
De Thof; Histoire Universelle, II volumes, quarto,
bound, 80
Regnard oeuvres completes. vols, oct avo, bound,
SO 30
Oeuvres de D'ilembert, 5 vols, octave, bound So
COndilac; oeuvres COM letes, lG vols, octave fine
calf, $50
BibliOtheque Historque, l3 VOLS octave, halfbound
$3.50
Duual Oeuvres completes, vols, octave, half
bound, 81 SO
Memories Gu Due de Rovgo, vols, octave, half
bound, So 80
Oglnski; Memories Snr la POlogne, vols, octave,
half calf 81
BoHssuet; Historic des Variations des Fclsrs Prot
estant, vols, octave, half morocco S4
Lavater; PhyslonOmie, 10 vols, full calf, numerous
illustrations, S23
Annaies du Parchment Francois, 8 folio, vols, hall
calf, Sl4
Reimpress0n de PAncien Monteur 1850 to 1894, %
vols, folio, in fine binding, SOS
And many others at the same range of prices, i'm
ported direct from Paris, by
feb 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EXTRAORDINARY ENDURANCE.-O. II.
Lay communicates to the Portland State
of Maine the particulars Of q case of ex-
traordinary endurance, which we con-
dense. On the 3lst ult., Nathaniel Copp.
young man residing near the Glen
House, White Mountains, commenced
hunting deer, and was out four success
sive days. On the fifth day be left again
for deer killed the day previously about
eight miles from home. He dragged the
deer tweighing 23O pounds home through
the snow, and at o'clock, p. m, start
ed for another one discovered near the
place where the former was killed. which
he followed until be lost the track, about
dark. He then found that he had lost
own way.
With the thermometer ranging from
30 to 35 degrees below zero, to remain
quiet was certain death, and accordingly
ne commenced walking. He soon heard
deer, and pursuing him by moonlight.
overlook him, leaped upon his back and
cut his throat. He then dressed him,
and taking out the heart placed it in his
pocket for trophy. He continued walk
ing twenty-one hours, and the next day
at about l0 a. m, he came cut at or
near Wild River, in Gilead, Me-, having
walked on snow-shoes the unparalleled
distance of forty miles, without rest, q
part of the time through an intricate
growth Of underbrush.
His friends becoming alarmed at his
prolonged absence, started in pursuit of
him. Four men followed the tracks in
the snow, and after being out twenty-six
hours, be was found. The deer which
young Copp had killed and dressed, was
also found. Copp seems not to have
realized the great danger he had passed
through, and although his medical ad-
visers say that be cannot entirely re-
cover the use of his limbs for from three
TO six months, talks with perfect COOL
ness of taking part in hunts which he
had planned for the next week.
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THE LATE MR.. MEADE'S PICTURES.
NNO BE RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES


l. AT 925 EACH.
"St. Thomas Of Viii 'nueva, giving Aims 10 tile
Poor" copy of Munllo, by one of his pupils and
touched by that great Rfl!,tFaij To ha equal 10 the
original, cost $1,000.
PRIZE 2.
The aGOra,i0n of the Wise Men OF the East"
genuine Murillo; cost $1,000.
PRIZE 2.
Head of our Saviour" by Correggio; cost 81 900.
"lIead OF the Blessed Virgin" by CarregsiO; cost
81 900.
Mr.. s. A. MATLACK is authorized to receive
subscriptions in this city, of whom tickets may 0e
obtained, or of Messrs. TAYLOR s. MAURY.
be deposited in Bank until the drawing takes place,
which will be duly announced.
From the NGtiond! Infelligencer
Articles similar to the annexed we have observed
in several distant papers, contained in their Wash
inSton correspondence. We glad to see that 4
member Of the family is willing TO dispose of part
of the rare collection Of the late Richard w. Meade
who, during his long residence i'm Span had oppOr
tIUiltles, which his opuencP enabled him 10 indulge
Tor selecting many of the finest paintings in Spain
that treasure house OF pictorial riches. The dis
turbed state of the country at the f,mp moreover
made il favorable for obtaining msny gems of art
which would Otherwise never have been puTcua: a.
bic.
From he Boston Chronicle.
tHFF udE2EE OF ARr.-Spveral chef l'uFrres
OF Nurio, CurIeEgIo, and other mast-rs which were
brought from Spain during revolutionary times ~
the l2te z. W Meade, have elected the admiration
of connoSSruTs during the past week in the Rotundo
Of the Capirol. They 20 be disposed of for The
benefit of Gaur hter of Mr. Meade residing i'm ScN
York, after an OPP ortunity has been eivpn to the
public for an examination. feb G. II
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faced, two perfect to be botched BY the
hr, pl;10 of ba rbo..e~, ~

faced, two perfect to be botched bv IN.
burgling of bsrberism.
The entertainment closed with "The
Bearded Quadrille, q dance made for the
occasion. -..-.
How opinions change or tbesubject Of
the beard In Ciceros time, to shave
or trim the beard was sign Of dandy.
ism. In describing the followers of Gait.
line, the orator hits off the exquisites of
the day who had joined him as beardless,
or with boards well trimmed. Among
our Gothic ancestors on the shores of the
Baltic, q young man could not have the
privilege of being shaved until he could
show the head Of an enemy, killed by
his own prowess.
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CHEAPE"T BooR EVER
PCRnISHEL, and con;sinihk
nesrly d ub:e the quantity OF
res ling matter in thst OF the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLIC ATOMS.
II 'rests or The PlIYSICLO
GY OE MARRIAGE, ard til.
eecret |. firrit'e. and disorda II
CT Joath tnd maturity, IS
'u'tinB iron excsesrs, which
destroy the PHI 5ical ard men
inl nNNnrs r-ith nhrar~rnfinr-n
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Yours, respectfully,
UNION ACADEMY.

Corner OF f6Yrtsent6 Sc. and Ne0 FORK apenue.
A FEW more pupils osn be received to make up
"a the limited number. Application must be
msds soon The discipline, instruction and means
vi astrsuon are such to insure satisfactory Pre-.
obedient.
Circulars st the Bookstores. L..
dec sQ-3m u. EIoH Anna pr,~.,,.,
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UA genius out West was invited to
take q game OF poker, but he refused say
ing: "No, thankee, l played poker all
one summer, and bad to wear nankeen
pants all the next winter. / have had
no taste for that amusement SINCE"
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nu6OHh AoH, SOOun, FhlN IN SIDE, &C.
NyONDERFUL cure after six years suffering Of
w one OF the most highly respectable citizens of
Maryland.
Prejudice and skepticism can't stand before the
many cures made ny hampton's Vegetable Tine
ture.
K.xDALL's GROVE, Montgomery Co, Md,(
December 9, 1854. (
Messrs. Mortimer r Mov5ray:
Genuemen-In 1874 had what ny doctors called
violent and combined attack Of Chronic Rheuma-
tsm and GOut, from which | was confined 10 nv
bed for three months. l had the very best physi
cians, who tried other various remedies, none OF
which gave me any permanent relief. Not having
ease from pain day or night, became much emaci
aiet my whole system mass Of disease, literally
speaking, from the crown Of my head to the sole OF
my feet. had TO hobble abOut-most Of the time
confined to the house, at times so helpless that
had 10 be assisted to my bed. l was also afflicted
sore throat, papitauon OF The heart and pain in my
side so bad could not lay on it. My appetite en-
urey failed me. gave up all hopes Of being restored
70 health again. continued thus To suffer on from
1874 70 1850, period Of six years. At this time my
daughter saw al her grandmother 8 pamphlet, with
numerous certificates of cures made by Dr. Hamp-
tons Vegetable Tncture.
| knew some of those who certified TO cures per
formed on themselves and friends. l was resolved
10 give il a trial. j informed my doctor Of il. He
objected; but my sufferings were 50 greatlhat pro
of it, felt much relief, which encouraged me 10
persevere. After taking the second bottle | was
better than for the past six years, my appetite
tuned-coash pain in the side, shortness of breath
SC, nearly all gone. l continued using this won
derfu medicine until had taken seven bottles,
coriing TO the directions; and am happy TO say
Hampton's T1ncture, and that alone restored me 10
perfect health, which has continued up this time
"A period Of three years. | am in the 65th year of
my age weighed yesterday 23S lbs. and never
felt better in my life. One of my neghbors was al
so affected, like myself, with Rheumatism, sc. Ile
has also been restored by the Tincture. heard Of
other cases; bun | am satisfied this Tincture, II
tried, will speak for itself. My only object in de-
scribing tn you my sufferings and the way obtained
relief is TO induce the afflicted Try this Tincure
which has, under the blessings Of God done much
for me.
Yours, respectfully,
HENRY GATHER.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures of
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys-
pepsia, Nervousness aud General Weakness. AS q
female medicine for delicate children we believe
il unequalled.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, I4O Bal,i-
more stfeet, Baltimore, and :o4 Broadway, N. York
CHAs. STorr Co., }. b. MOORE, 10. b. CLARKE,
CLARKE s. BowLIss, w. ELLIOT, and ii MCPHER-
SON, Washington also, by X. g. F. CT Sci, Seorge
town; and c. Z. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gists everywhere. jan 5-u
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4 BOOK OF GaKaT VALUE 4 INTEREST.

itfCLDPEDiA or MISSIONS, By Rev. Harvey
X Aewc"Iah. vol, large octave, double columns,
1oi pages ricc go Embracing comprehensive
view OI the Missionary operations liz the World
with G" graphical descriptions, condition of The IN
nJeizcG, C., together with The religious move
Enani~ nf the age, under an alphabetical arrange
Inrh, illustrated with ihriy-twO Missionary Maps.
" TEE Cyciopcdia Of Missions, by Rev. Harvey
NeTconh, regaid rs a wO of great permanent
vaiIe. 1t contains within moderate comp s<, aud
III 4 Convenient form, larce amount of Just the
KIND of information, historical, statistical, snd Illus
tratiVe on the subject OF Missions which every Min
ister and every christian layman needs 10 possess
and which could be gained only by abOrious re
search in books and documents, many OF which are
not easily accessible. GEO. w. WoOD,
Sec. A. B. T.. z. Ai."
Agents for the District:
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
feb IA 49S Seventh St.
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT,

NEW and seco nd hand PIANOS, of my own and
~ several other factorso are always to <r...3nuz
be had At my Piano Wsreroom, on Elsv fYTRH
smith st., between Pa. avenue and II ct.
cid Pianos taken In exchange.
Tuning also attended to.
r. @. RETCHENBACH.
p. s:-A few very low priced secondhand Pianos
rom SIS for sale. dec I-am
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OFFICIAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 3, 1855.
Notice In hereby given to the holders Of the fol
lowing described stocks Of the United States, tha,
this department is prepared to purchase at any time
between the date hereof and the LIST March next,
portions Of those stocks, amounting in the agsre-
gate to 81 300 0OO in the manner and on the terms
hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case OF any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be given in the order
of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificate, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are TO receive the amount thereof
must be transmitted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof; price will be paid compounded Of
the following particulars:
i. The par value or amount specified in each
certificate.
2. A premium on the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act Of July, 1876, redeemable November IL,
1876 of 2k per cent; on the stock Of the loan au
thorized by the act # ls42 redeemable 3lst Decem
bW, 1862 Of 10 per cent; the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts of ls47 and lsis and redeem
able, the former on the slst December, 1867, and
the latter on Goth June, 1863, of l6 per cent? and
on the stock of the loan authorized by the act OF
1850, and redeemable on the 3lst December, 1864,
commonly called the Texan indemnify six per
cent
8. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
lst of January 1855, the date Of receipt and set
Element at the Treasury, with the allowance tor
the money TO reach the owneT) Of one days interest
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts OF
the Treasurer of the United Ststes the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as
tie parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit Of
this notice which shall Rot he actually received AT
the Treasury on or befEe the said lst day of March
next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
jan 4-dtMarl Secretary of Treasury.
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DENTISTRY

ID Il n II s L e 7.
nR. aUNSON respectfully cal public attention
~ to his new, patent, and GREATLY xxr
IMPROVED method OF setting Artificial
Feeth, With Continuous 3um-ths very Nx0UY
ptRFECrION OFT K ART. This s.yIs
u Teeth has the follow advantages over all others
Sii: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINEss, COM
FONT, aEd BEAUTY, vieing with Nature In these
respects s1d come others excellisg. Public inspso
aon ID respectfully solicited. Please call and See
spscimens.
CAUrlON.-No other Dentist In the District of
1olu abba hiss right 70 make this style Of Teeth.
n rseta constitutionaly hsslthy, plugged
and war arranted for life.
omce and house st No. 20S street, near the cor.
nef Of Pen,yivaois avenue and 18th street.
poy l1-6
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WATCHES! WATCHES.

IF YOU wish a warranted - cNp3s-
il umekesper, at q reasonable SM<@
price, you invited 10 call 3SkS3SkGA
and examine my selected stock
Of nne English and Geneva Watches for ladies and
rents. H. SEMKEN,
No. 330 Pa. av., between 9Th and 10th sts.
ian lS-eOIMar4
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r Mott B9delPs Limo. G

NEH' YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
CITY, .AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PACKETS.
THIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
i from pier Ia East River, New York. and oftener
if necessary and are composed Of the following first
class vessels:
New schr. n T. Beieu, Bedell, master.
. New Schr. Mott BedeH, A. v. Tredwell.
Schr. finn d., VIM. Oliver, master.
Sch. Toiant, l.. A. Smith, master.
Schr. Commander in CH,ef, Wogllm, master.
Schr. Greenudy, Wilson, master.
These vessels are all fast saers, and the masters
men Of experience IN the trade, and the only regu
lar line OF Washington City packets.
MOTT BEDELL,
Wall street, N. Y.
s. 2. MASTERS s. SONS,
Alexandria, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
feb l-6m Washington and u. G.
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IVY WALTZ.

COMPOSED and dedicated to Miss NJ. J. Tabler,
~ by Prof A. F. Little, Just published and for sale
at HILBuS HITZ'S Music Depot.
Price l2k cents, teb6