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osmbOose Iron. Na-ss, chain iron. No. 40, insQt


copper. - -
GOsP0Rr, VIRGINIA.
No. 1, white oak plank stock Lar. No 4 vhits
oak plank .,, No. s. white oak promscuous timber.
NO. = wlis Gag keel piecss No. S, yeilsw pine
No Z, yellow pine mast timber. No Q, white pi e.
No. 10, ash; cypress, elm. No. IL, black walnut,
cherry. mahogany No. II, locust No. Is white
ash oars, hickory bars No. Is, black spruce No.
10, ignumvite No. Is, bar iron and steel No. 10.
iron 81 likes and nails No. 81 lead pipe, zisc TN.
No. q, hardware No. %, pig iron No. Is. paints,
oils, DC. No "a fax canvas. No q, cotton csnvs,.
No. 20, fax and cotton twne. No. II, glass No.
rs, leather No 20, hose. No 30. brushes. No
81. bunting, dry g,ods. No. b. pitch, rosin, tar.
No. 81, oil. tallow sosp. No. "a, ship chsnilery.
No. 81, stationery. No. SO, nrevood. No. 81,
oskum.
- PENsAOOLA. FLORIDA.
Glass No. l, white oak plank stock logS No. 2,
white oak plank. Ne. 10, wbits ash oars hickory
bars. No II, composition and copper nails No.
is, bar iron, steel. No. 10, iron spikes and nails
no. u, hsriware. No. 2S, paints, oils &c. No. s.,
stationery. m.y 2t-lsw4w
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Il A man named Fairfield has boan in.
prisOned in Newburyport, Mass for courling
q lady while he had a lawful wife 1t appears,
Gays the Nevburyport Herald, that the fellow
has wife in town, but for the last tel, months.
under the name Of VIM. Bowers, he has been
counting young girl, with his family during
the time living only two streets distant from
her, and the two females often attending the
same church. No one suspected him till two
boys were heard 10 dispute whether his name
was Bowers or Fairfeld-one asserting that il
was Bowers, and he was counting such girl,
and the other that il was Fairfield, and that
he lived with his wife at such q number on the
Bame street. which induced the mother of the
girl to call one evening where his family were
said to be living, and where she actually found
him with his wife
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.

lust received, several Pianos from the celebrated
y factory OF SteinwaJ & Sons, New York; one in
Louis XIV style These Panos are in every re-
spect the best now made in the United States they
received ut the late Metropolitan Mechanics Fair
the FIRST premium "a silver meda) fUT each of their
Pianos exhibited. Every person ad nreG the volume
of tone, as well as the workmanship of their nstru
mcnts. These, in addition 10 my other stock of
P.anos, FERNS the best and largest collection south
of Mason's and Dixon's line.
The public respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime before they purchase elsewhere, they will
find moderate prices and reasonable terms
PIANOS to rent always on hand, and second
hand Pianos taken in part payment for new ones al
my Piano Wareroom, No 49S Eleventh st above
Pa. avenue. FIR. g. RElCHENBACH.
NAV l4-eOlms
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-
On li2rriege, its duties and disqualiecstions, and
ths;r remedies; with Autographs, Illustrating the
shstoriy and physoioSJ and diseases Of the Tspro.
iUotvs organs OF both ssses, their structure, uses
snd functions. A popular and compreher i've trea
sss on the duties and casua)-sss single and yosr
eisd ESs--happy and fruitful alliances, mode of g.
curng ther-inf.lcitous I'D ,nfeltfe ones-thsir
obyisdor and acknowledgement hints TO thoAe
contemplating rsstt.lcry, that Will overcome oh
iections 10 IL none. hswever. should take this ira
portsn. s.ep without frst consulting its pages
snnentariss On the .issssss and medical treatzasnt
Of fsaslee frcrs infancy TO old age, each case graph
ically illustrated By beautiful lthoSrsphic plates
nervous debility, its causss aad cure, " process
at once so sinpe -afs and cf7sctua that islurs Is
La2ossihlo--E1lss for daily msnagen;ort-an sa1s7
IN epOrIaatorrh1s With practicSl observations On
ssft-, and aors successful mode Of treetment-pre
stationary hints tbs evils resulting from sppiri
cal pTacttcs-Gn essay on al diseases sfiBiDg from
sndiSc-et.on, with plain and simple rules by witch
all perscns cen cure themselves without mercury
remedies for those self inflicted niser;es sod disao
poinSsi hopes 30 unbortunstoly prevalent ia the
young II Is . truthful adviser to the married ead
thoss contemplating marriage. It's perusil is par
sculefiy recommended 10 pS:Jons entertaining 90
ret doubts OF their Jscal eSItisn, and who are
,onscioss Of having Esxardsd sno l=.,tA hsppinezs
and privileges to zEish every hur-an bsiIs Is en-.
itlsd to.
Price rs ssn.o Per copy, or Ere copies or ozs sci.
or. Mailed rfes OF postage to any part Of ths Uat
ed 6tstes.
N. B.--Thoss Who prefer mag consult Or. Il Caou
upon any tins diseases upon ShSh bis book treats
either personally or by nail. Medoins sen. &c sry
Part Ct the uHlon according to dirsctions, Sss,lJ
Address Or. u. b. "a ORo1X, No 81 Maiden Ian,
OF Post Ofsce Box $40, Albany. n. Y.
- Once cpsn dsily from 3 : N 20 IA, sad Cd
Sunday from Until p m.
. n Naidsa LaEs, Albany. NY.
dso7
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GOLD Felix's AT HONE The New Haven
Register makes mention Of an old lady resid
ing in the town Of Middle Haddam, Conn.
who some three or four weeks since, celebrated
the 1eeth anniversary of her bi til day, by a
larke party Of her relatives and friends This
old lady is the aunt Of some of the most 70
sPectable and wealthy merchants Of New
York, and retains her faculties to a remarka-
BILE degree She has brother living with
her, who is "a years old also . sister in the
same town 81 years of age, whose husband,
still living, is SO years old. OF fourteen chill
dren by thess parents, thirteen are still living.
the youngest being IS years old. The united
ages of all these persons is bat little less than
1000 years.
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EV ENING STAR.
GIVE NE OLD MUSIC.

Give me old music let me hear
The songs OF days gone by
Nor stay thy voice In kindly fear,
II % tiny notes falling tear ..-
Should make a mute reply;
To songs that luiled me on the breast.
To sleep away the noon, r.-
Sing oI-sing on love them best.
There's witehery in the notes Ipsyes.ed
With each familiar tune.
Give me old wine! its choicest store,
Drawn from the shady bin:
Our vinyards shall produce no more
ssueh rare strong juice they gave of yorc
AS sparkling lies within; - -
Tnls Was my graRdsire's chief delight,
When the days chase was DER.
fnl nigh I'll high! treasures delight,
snail sparkle on our board to- night,
Though we should drink 10 more
Give me old friesdsi the tried, the true,
Who launched their baIks with me,
And all my Joys and sorrows knew,
As chances gale the pilgrim blew
Across the troubled sea
Their memories are the same OF mine
Our loves through life shall last:
Bring enc, bring all, your smiles to shine
Upon our good old songs and wine,
Like sunbeams from the past.
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POPULAR IGsoRAScE.-Ths Morris Jersey
man learns that on Saturday evening last at
the Rocksway Basin of the Morris Canal, q
boy named Henry Herring, aged about Is
years, while performing some duty on a boat,
fell over into the canal. An alarm was i'm
mediately given, boar hook procured, and
the boy taken oct. He had been in the water
about five minutes, and it was stated hat his
eyes were open, and thathe had every appear
snce Of coming to life; but his rescusrs tied a
rope around his neck, and threw him beck in.
TO the canal, where he remained until corning
they alleging as reason for so doing that
they thought the law required him to remain
In the water until an inquest could be held
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NJ. WILLIAM, . .
LADIES' DRESS AND TRIMMING STORE

Pa. creme, JsttcesB IN and S.h streets.
N WILLIAM would respectfully announce 10
Ifis the Ladies of Washington, that he has Just
received from The Northern cities complete stock
of GOODS, among which may be found
New style French Dress Trimmings
Fine French Flowers and Ribands
large lot Of Bonnets in silk, Grape, and straw, Of
the latest patterns
And an excellent assortment of handsome EmbrGi
derics Of all kinds
Dresses made in the latest Paris fashions at rea-
sOnable ates.
Pinking and Fiuting. and Kid Gloves cleaned.
Ladies Mantas, ready made, and made 10 order.
NAV 3l-eOlm
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Crphan's Court, May a., 1855.
DIsTRlLF OF COLUMBIA.

"AsHIN6TON JOUNTH-TO WIT:
In TIE case Of Teresa A. SafeII, administering of
Thomas w Safen, deceased The administrator
aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Orphan
Court of w ashingtOn County, in the District OF Co
iumDi1, appointed Tuesday, the l2lh day of June
next, for the hnal settlement and distribution of the
estate Of said deceased of the hand so far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money. when and where all The creditors of SAID
deceased are notified to attend, (at me Orphans
Court of Washington City) with their claims prop
efiy voaehed, or they may otherwise by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit of sais estate: Provided
cop. OF this order be published once a week for
three weeks in the " Daily Evening Stai - previous
70 said l2th day Of June next
Tsste: ED. N. ROACH, Reg. Wills.
True eopy-Teste: Ed. N. Roach, Reg. Wills.
May -, lS55-m d h3t
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A NovBL WAY TO COLLECT DEER CLARA
EDgle, a German woman, charged with steal.
ing $500 in gold from Charles Hsmsell, No.
80 Lspenard street., Now York, was united in
the bonds Of wedlock u the complainant, at
his request, by Juftics Connolly, on Friday.
He animated TO the Judge that il she would
consent to become lis, for better or for worse,
he would withdraw the complaint. Sns read-
lily asssnted to the proposal, and tbs pair left
hs police court apparently highly delighted
with the turn events bad taken
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.I We learn from the Jordon iOnondaSa)
Transcript, that contracts have been made by
grain dealers in that village, to deliver be-
tween the 10th Of June and 10th Of July at
Chicago, free on board, 81, 900 bushels of corn
&C 30 cents; 10 600 bushels at ~ cents, and
1000 between the 10th Of July and 10th Of
August at IS cents
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MILITARY HALL.

THE undersigned would respe fully inform his
friends that he has taken the establishment for
meily known as the " Arlington House," which he
Intends opening on Saturday mex, May 18TH as a
Restaurant of the first orde- nd feels assured that
he willha LIQUORS and CIGARS OF the choicest
brands, OYSTERS, GAME and FISH, in season,
and every other article in his line to shit all who
should tayor him with call. z. A COOK
may l6-eolm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-04

OEEAPEST BOOK EVER
PUBLISHED, and containing
nearly d'uble the qusntity o.
reAding matter in that of the
FIFTY CENTe OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
IL treats on the PHYSI0LD-
az OF MARRIAGE, end the
secret :shrmidersnd d;sordsI
CT youth aai maturity, re-
sulting from cxcesses, which
destroy the physical and men.
foI-1-.-, -.s.h A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-04

HOUSES FOR TIE WEsF-Hundreds of frame
houses are now being made in our city, and
shipped west to Illinois, Iowa and Kansas.
There houses consist of two rooms each, and
are made, sent out and put up for SI5O each.
CsnesHHatt Columbian, MGy rs.
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FLA1 PAPER.-The Louisville Courier of
May 70 comes to rs printed on paper made Of
undressed fax. The paper l.. thinner than
mat made from bass wood shsyings, not 90
brittle ard has more the appearance Of ordi-
nary cotton rag paper. It is good color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-04

GERMAN SILVER The German silver used
in the construction of knives, forks, spoons,
&c consists of two parts Of copper, one of
nickel, and one of zinc Care must be taken
In using culinary and table articles made of
German silver that they be brought into con.
tact with no corrosive liquids, as il addition
TO the poisonous effects OF the essential metals,
proportion Of arsenic still, remaining in the
nickel
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

On TUESDAYS and PRIpAYa.
Fare round trip 81; from AIex.
s ~ 20 osnts-The THOMAS OOLLYnR leave.
sn,ngton st and Alexandra ct eI< c,elook.
Ceschss lssvc tbs Capitol for tia boss ~ o,sir
Coach fare 10 cents 0~A
Persons w!shing tbs Coaches VII ,ssys tAsr rssx
cence with Geo. & Thus Parker.
Refreshments on the bos. .-.-
%: zs-dtf SAINT aKpNHY. ospt
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a A patent has been granted to a gentle
man OF albany, N. Y, for new composition
for aiding digestion. The main difcuity with
people now adays ia 10 get something 10 digest.
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"a Mott Bedslrs Line. IA

EEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
CITY, IND DISTRICT OF CO[UNBTI
PACKETS
THIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WyFEKJY
i from pier Ia East River, New York and oyteney
necessary, and are composed of the following fint
class vessels:
kew schr a. y. Bedeu, Bedeil, master.
New schr. Mott Bedel A. " TredweII
Schr. Ann d., VIM. Oliver master.
Schr. Toiunt, l.. A. Smith, master
Schr. Commander in CAtef wosidm, master.
Schr. GreesioGy, Wilson, masIef.
These vessels are all fast sallers and The -,..,.
men of experience IN the trade, and the onlv rem
lar line Of Washington City packets. s-
MOTT BEDELL,
Wall street, NY.
8. g. MASTERS SONS.
THOMAS RILEY,
req l-om Washington and d. q,
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q Wasnersonen are said to be the most
Inconsistent women in the world, because they
all look for soss water when it has been rain
Ing hard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-04
FINE WATCHES.

HAVING made a considerable addition to my
I'LL stock Of
GOLD HUNTING PATENT LEVERS, AGS*N&a
and LADIES' WATCHES GfS$S4
cases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
l offer them at greatly reduced prices. The
movements are selected with great care, and every
Waich is vaTTGnted.
Persons IN want Of fine timekeeper are invited
% examine my assortment.
III. SEMKEN,
No. $50 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10th sts.
mar 30
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA EAuRo.


~
THE Care leave Als1anaris daily for aorious
Il VIE snd intesn-dis:s stations at ~ o'clock
q. d, on the srrvsl or tie I,oe: nom y,ssin
giving simple time for breakfast on bo~tI c.
Eecsing at hanassas Junoti.n with train for si-.s
oorg, st WAT-cntcn J1 ction with q train IA, VA.
Tsnton; ad q Sordonsvile With the t.ains on ths
Virginia Csntral Railroad Cor R;chmond. C!,.,aks~S
VILE, ard s.auntoa.
The cars issve cordonevilis daily fr L.e1, ndri,
snd inssrTe2iate stations, at ss.ore IS, O. u., oa
road nom Richmond. Charlottesville. nd St.n..or
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
&&s

CHANGE OF HOURS.
IN and after Monday, the 23d instant. the trains
Leave Washington at and s1< q. m, and md
On Sunday at AZ pm
Leave Baltimore at ~ and 81 m, and and
On Sunday a: AZ am.
ap GCd T. II. PARSONS, Agent
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Private Medical Treaties
RHTsIoLcsIcAL yIEV OR MAERIAaa,

~. =. IA CROIX. n. D.,
ALBANY, ~ T.
Eo Pages snd leo riue Plain snS Co,orsd Lsho,
graphs and Plates.
S3- Price only rs Cents. "a
sSent frae CT postsg. 70 a., parts Of the Upi0n-sa
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ERENCH VISITING CARDS. err, ,his -
rect, by FRhNCK TavT af,r ID
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BANKING HOUSE OF PAIRo q NouRSI.
Opposite Uaxed Stafes Tteaawr.
BONDS, Stocks and other ssesrSsiss purchaseS
ID and sold. - =
lowed ON deposits when left fN = 1so cf tGCa.
IN 2H6m :.
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THR0UGH TTChNs

Sof LgatA SErS, Connecting with tAs ssayA, "A
days ~AS III
For Lnrsy sEd 2su Nsries oonnsatsns With Tia
UIdAJ.
ESf Wnehasssr daily, connssdng WITH fhs xta-ss
fer Middisburg daily, connecting nth ths s.>s.a
Per order: W RRnnxr 49,
NOV 7-dH A$s3S
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AND WARRANTS WANTED, 10
IL which the highest prices win be paid by
.-. CHUBB BROTHERS.,
may 3l-n Intel) opp. the Treasury.
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HAIR WORK.

HAIR WORK.
nkNAMENTS of Hair, such as Bracelets, Chat
~ Grams, Chains, Breasipins, Earrings, Finger
hungs, maze 70 order, Of any desired design.
AL orders faithfully attended, 20.
specimens may be seen al my store
H. SEMKRN,
No. S3O Pa. av., between 9th and 10Th So.
Mar 30 .. .. = -
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NEW POLKA.

THE CHEVY CHASE POLKA, composed for
Il and dedicated T. Miss Sally ID. Bradley, by ].
D. Saunders, ESQ.,, of this city. whose compositions
have always met with such great public favor
The merits OF the piece are such as will introduce
il among all lovers OF music.
Pice . cents.
Just Published and for sale by
HILBUS HITZ
The Presidents Mounted Guard Quickstep COM
posed by the accomplished Pianist, MIR. Robert Hell
hr, will appear i'm a few days. may II
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FISCHER'S BAND FULLY ORGAN-

FISCHERS BAND FULLY ORGAN
lied.
HAVING now completed all my arrangements
IL for first rate BRASS aud COTILLON
BAND, am again at the service Of the public 10
attend Excursion Parties, Exhibits ns Parades Pic
Mics, Balls, and Serenades. All those in favor Of a
Citizens band are respectfully invited to encourage
our enterprise, here in Washington City.
FISCHER, Leader.
p s.-Ths Band, under ny direction, is regularly
uniformed, and from practice over twenty years
can give satisfaction TO every one.
Residence, Pa. avenue, north side, bet. 9th and
10Th streets first door west of Iron Hall.
Orders left with Messrs Hilbus & Hi,z p,InctyslIy
attended To. NAV l4-Ima
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ME4oLRae0f TIE COUNTESS OF sIEs-
~ fRANCK TAYLORI
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FOR THE ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA

AND MANASSAS GAP RAILROADS..
FT'HE Subscribers Coaches w N c.Il for Passengers
wshr TO connect with the above IT.
kahroads- Ny Coaches connect with
the steamers HOS CoLLYER or GEoRoE WAsHIso-
90 Meals furnished on the boats.
Persons Wisling the Coaches 10 call for them can
leave their name and residence with Mr.. John r
TIilman, near ins CaPltel gate; Mr.. Butts drue
or at Geo. q ThOs. Parker Co = store
Coaches can be had for Pleasure Trims
NAV 2S-2m WILLIAM WuaIpv
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FORM OF OFFER.

T., of--, State Of -, hereby
agree 10 furnish ard del vef at he resp. cvs navy
yards sill he acfi les named IN the classes her-unto
sxed agreeably to the provisions ofthe schedules
there or aud IN cunfo mitv with the adv rtisemsut
o. the Bureau CT Cons cuction. &C., Of 18th Nay,
1855
Should Ey oser b, accepted, I request to be al
dressed at ,aGc the con;racs forwarded
TO tie navy agent ct ,oVto
for signature and certificate.
ID
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THE NEW YORK 4 LIYERPOOI.
S UNITED STATES <fHek
NAIL STEAMERS.
tHE SHIPS COMPRISING rRIs LIEU ARE
Il THE
ATLANTIC, ospt West
PACIFIC, Capt. Eye,
BALTIC. Capt Oenstoch,
ADRATIC, Capt. 6ra,sou
These chips have been built by contract. exnrsse-
~ for Government service; every care has beea
taken In their construction, Is in the Rnyine< a
insars strength and epsed, and their socorn 49,
tions Tor passengers are uneQuAllsd for sIecanos
and comfort.
Price Of pssease from New York 10 Liverpool IN
4l0
70
k1cinnve use o. extra size state roems..... 30
from Liverpool b New York go and E20.
An experienced surgeon attached 20 ssah sAip.
70 persn Gan Ce secured until paid for.
Aor Freight or psAags apply to
L1wARD K COLLINS & CO.,
IS Wall street New York
BROWN, sHIPLkY 90,
Es. ROBERTS . 90, ''P'-
.1r Is King's Ares Yard, London.
JOHN AUHROE 90,
Is Rue Notre Dame dss victoires, faiiS.
GEO Ii. DRAPER, HsYpe.
Ths owners Of thee ships VIII rot Be sccountsblS
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, isveiry, precious
stores or metals, unless bills CT lscing are sgns1
therefor, and the value thereof therein oppressed.
nov ls-dlv
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NOTICE.
THE WHITE HOULE PAvIL-
.St@z1Esssaesio ion, &c has been rented for the
seasnn, and il eady Tor the reception of visitors
Large d small parties can be accommodated
with Meals, sc.
For particulars apply 10 WILLIAM COKE, on
F, between 2lst and LID Streets
No Excursion parties except those already en-
gag I, furnish their own caterer ercent having
extra for the use of the house.
By order of the 80 MANAGERS
b may 2t-MW&Flm
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEA dI0A r

THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAdbOAP
COMPANIES STEAMER ALICE @. PRICE.
CAPT. SAMUEL BAKER,
IT" Will commence her regular
trips on TUESDAY MORNING,
ine Duh Instant touching at the different Landings
on the river.
Leace Washington at and Alexandra at o'clk
on TUESDAY and Friday mornings. Returning, wi J
leave Cone River az O'Clock, on Wednesday and
Saturday mornings, until further notice.
NAV Odd
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- LIVER WARE, PLATED WARE
- AND FINE FANCY GCOgS-Silyer
C"iee and Tea Sets, Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs,
Gnhlets, Cups, Spoons and Forks Also a great
variety Of magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suita bic
Tor presents.
Plated Coffee Sets, Casters, Baskets, Spoons and
Forks, on best Albata
The articles are warranted as represented, and
viii be sold at small advance.
III. SEMKEN,
$50 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10Th streets
mar 9-tf
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DR.. THEOD. HANSMAN

Keeps ais off 'e hours from eight To ten O'Clock a.
No. sos SereDth ST., opp. Old Fel,ops Hall.
NAV 23-lm<
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W LARD HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Va.
fHHlS SPLENDID SEA-SHORE HOUSE is
NOW OPEN.
Board Per day.. ..........................s2 90
Board By the week, per day......... so
Board by the month, per day....-.... IS
Baths free for the guests
may 10-lm e. G.. WILLARD g. BRO
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KITTERY, MAINE

No. l, white oak plaaI stock Iouq. No. 2. white
oak promiscurus timber. No. S, ellcw pine plsrs
stock logs. no. !, yell)w pin, mps. limb r. 10 o.
white pine. NO. 10, ash AID cypress. No IL, b ack
walnut aud ehssry. No. IL, locust and CO. ar No
l3, white ash oar aud hickory bars. No ~. white
oak slaves and heading. Nc. t. lisuumvit4 No.
IL, competition and COPPER nails. No IS, bar iron
and steel No. ~, iron spikes and nails. NO 20,
le&d pipe, sine, tin NJ. Il, hardware. No. %,
paints, oil. No. "a. fax canvas. no 25 cotton can
vas. No %, fax and cotton twine. No n, glass
No. %, lea her. No 20 hose. No. so, brushes
No 81 bunting. dry goods. 80 pitch rosin tar
no 30, OIL, soap, taIlJw. No. 81, ship chsndlzry
No IS, stationery. No. SIS, frewood. No. 81,