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Ofyee WAsBtxSSoM ASrxLucr,
Ws@hags0a, Msych y, l6sS
pRoPosALs gssSuAuos @s~sar,
dass, ,lnRais, snd
Pro"ss received the ssh ~ mAy win opened
that day,
animation an aad ,os The Zusa day ~ A prfi ae4t.
Proposals. be particular cuivs
bvids~s, Ac Ac, dscnb~d In tho aud
Portions Of The under
present appropriation bat all sos unfinished wovk will
~ subject 70 iuute The
sssve the night prescribe The
OF progress under each each
wt,ri wosks ssni he stepped
Ia cas- of The entire stoppaxe c for
funds the reserved viii psld udsmrnt
'a engineer the work has bea properly A
paymens will Lo specie upon United slater
e monthly OF
and viii be di,ioa ~
sDai cs paid ,hsir tl wages msnthIy, specie
All bids houl1 b" sealed and endorsed "proposa
The Washington AqsadncL" ##
The United The
should they BE- dssrd
nents MAJ considered moot conducive the Of r
work.
ffsponsbe peYsans iAr hey
take that The bidder bsddrrs will HE bid
obligation, within
securitts r the completion work nndcskeu
be accompanied by Tie certificate ~ United
Judge United states district
The individual
pseI Of War, thai the able make good their
guarantee.
Bids win be opened presence Of bidders any
cboose 10 be present
n. L. NElGs,
Capt OF Engineers, in charge
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IouN VI sNtDIg fasues old estsbshsd
wine Jacob No ~ wsaat sssss fosr ooSrs
below Fossih Win - sapprA VIM whes
and liquors the tusms
SSnRR, Ia ns~ss knsegn wS.ss
street. psepassd receive eresss
spciat importation vaxsons nases :. -.
and upwards; Ana 49, sonce
.sn ssasr ,r patronage Of hs ssds ssa
fosGler ~,
free Of freight. sune s-sV
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q fhn Iniu Nuild ~

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE The block ofbuiId
ngs /" tho unon Buildinsr" and occupied
h e Union ssss.haaeas rney are sassed On
1911 and dnscty FeOn
syvana by 59 feet deep. The
properly susceptible and Ia
rank hs stands hs
yearly increasing vAne The time Of the
September which day possesdoH
ms had HfN
large l5tb op
Wax Once M south Of G sucet.)
Ao house i7,h door s
building the OF nsd f7th ssssts.
should The property sod aaie the
18th OF May, will be sold public ancuoa Terhs
VIII he made favorable 10 tho purchaser
Apply CHI. ~. WlNDkA,
Corner Of I7lh and @ streets.
Mar 20 aAwti5 May
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-- ~ ---
AN petition Page of Washnsson cy
Coa.bja praying ar tie exunsioa Of pascsi grated
Of Jnly 1884, Posbss
cifcsss m Or seven ys.m on " sxp.sc"n Of said
II u petiiiSa Patent
MonAsy, day July IL oelock, psr
s.us shOw II haze
why said petition ought NOT TO b. grsrtsd
required
Ocs specially wsistsg sw.ay
before the o all Aisd
be sd
rules Of olcc. which viii app
cslinn.
aenoay b. Jup- lsss;
dcpoatons, and other relied
Aied IL ts 0ce before the u
msnt. n any, within days shsrsahes.
Ordered si~, this bs pwbdskei the
sescer asd Evsaias Sas Washsses y c. Dssty AxOs,
Maryland Argus Fhitadspha Pennsylvania
Aasricaa, New YORK. wssk css
weeks ~ of Jsiy Asv of
H.T. HHDGKar,
Acing CsmmisstOpef Of Patents.
o. papen psease copy and ssud eir
fascni Once, c0ntaisasg tins n01ce
April l7--Isw3w
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MARKET GARDEN AND DAIRY FARm fox sale,
M Fairfax Vgaia. eight
nrs fn Washugion BY the Geosseown turnpike and hssH
Asxardia u 500 ssd ~ esvsn
tsseou heavily woodsd, mech
building. The remainder well
~, having been highly Improved by me Aad othsr fsrn
Address CATEsBY Ar Y. IoNEs,
Mar 2s-eodn Washington.
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HofYman,s Ro.endare Cement.

THIS ydranc W the Lawvsncs Cement
Compsny and as the slasd appreciation 81 ~ mast
architects ns~a IN Aepsstscn
% the under aIsa Far sale nj IN
NJ w WOODWARD, Secretary,
Ia Front ssees. View York.
Mar a5-dsnf
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fNo. bs2.l

NOTICE Of the establishments 81 abe olalcc Of sar-
IN gcnarst Of public iaads Tor The Territory Usnl
IN authority costaiRed
81 1855 entitled Establish
grant
of said Territory be located Crest sa City
other wisc ordered.
Given under hand q the city Of Wsshng,on, twenty
fourth day Of March, aAn0 Domsni 1885,
JOHN WILSON,
st Commissioner OF the Qcnerai Once.
Mar x9--2aw6w Hat. 4 xtsr.1
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TvHE ONLY ONE AUTsiORizEDi 1.-The aes Of DR. BOY
r<s az xary sssi,ss os o,rs s4sesy
xuhn~t III cSofss
froas
psnod " Hf sersaoay u bs~or A. Ssvars
0f bAad~s.
ssssna fso ssas~s
aec,joes oy sypHistr the ksh
Of ks.s cspaya esbsh ~ from lncioss wh only
~ v,rss v,,ssns THE Rh Boyvesr
ON sp~ie whxhef
M resisted the Of hs ioars
nf
t~u~s axee,. fs Osbs BloaA,a ESQ., "
wha4saic odsrx tsuiiot
Hew Orleans Fsusly, Ban HssHe<sa.
dsasrx thou1h The
~. ufacsrs.s o. obtsia~d s,s.s
A New fsvk wbo viii give every ssArauon
" ansed.
n b !. prepared Am~r,~a me wS. In
unsfsa dwcs, Hob
March i4~dfys
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COn 1ENT-rne and cepmoaioa house recently
pied by the BaHan minister, faaIea the sreat Circle
pennsy syivania
FOR ferrn apply Riggs Co.. Mr. JAS Eveiet
wlaacr's building, No. ef 7ha and streets.
An A-eo
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The VI psnoa Will - 49, ~ ssoss.
psynsns N ~ sstsenbasa - naAs \ s1v.ss&
~ssi ssAsessrs Hesy b. ssssss. po.ss
wAScA ~iM - psAt III ~ ~
tsassaassxaoe
Tss COUNTRY PArxs pssalshsa wsskiv 6sss
snss es CoAssess, weekly daring ne ssc~s>.
nsh~crpusas ~ yoas wta ss received
s~ns proptrzcaeA "a shs stSvc
CT o@ThAsTEas ssrsn By
sesdrs ~ 7vn DAILY s~hschsss, So
: espy svssL-
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PROPOSED DATES or sAu.ING--iss5.

s,ppns a. Snuhampoa both going ana reurnlns they ohf
proceeding London and ave advantages
otler route, for the economy Of time and money
Passage from New Pork to Southampton and Bremen.
cabn saloon, 3c cabin, saloon 0
second do, 900.
Al letters and newspapers mn.' through The post Office
No bills orlsdiBg will be signed day Of sailing
An experienced Il attached 10 each ship
Fer fIsighnr rassase, apply
c. III. SAND, II South William si, N. r.
q. A HElNEkEN Il Co.. Brumen
CEOSKEY s Go Southampton
WILLIAM l5ELINs Hayts.
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Mt ur CLAsmS-Usah vosress, Isw RoeA
u vssa, Maryland wist
seer1 hin ssshss ~ Rockville No aorh wl b.
pro- nsea4eA ".
March 3A--dtlstluIy
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-sorosrp pArxs ov SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS
No. 30 Wall street. ". v.
GROWN, SItPLEY q CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD K CO.,
u Austin Frisrs, London.
q. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
rho snip accountable for gold avsr,
specie lswery precious metals uness bills Of
da sned n.ror and the value thereof therein.
ap p25-du
yUit SALE eomnodoas
m street, eas, sds the corner Of ID street House
and pxpered painted
and immeSs-
stsiy Aiirss 90, Solicitors ,ee, Tfe.ss, department
I5--S'f
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John O. Sargent a Charles Albert,

Aaoraeys and Epunscilors-as Lar,
lIAyE associated f e @ professional al
IL business, and viii strni % ,hst he nusted
u
of the Uniis IN the District ~ Gounsia
WssHrsarpn, y. q, March ~, 1855.
MxrA5 A5--sD
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- r. nas. E8ssK. H.iEMEN, AND SOUTH
SssS-Sk& AMPfDN UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
A; The si,s sna this lire 10. WhSH!NC
rfs&21-xSI@ TON, Cart u. Clvendyi HERMANN, Capt, Ed
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yuE aEaniyG OF ruE SarsoSst by csa.. Linton.
with introduction aad appeaix ". T..
ilshsd ihs Society or the nnascp pf Spiritual
New York large ncave volume. Price o. 80 Par
TAYLOR a JAU9Hs
ag3 BOOKSTORE, near 9th street.
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FORM or GUAgANTEE-

-----1-
To Capt. NJ q. Meixs u. y. Engineers.
We, the undersigncd, resdsns Of
hereby Jointly and ssyey with The United States and
guaranty IN the neGons bid be
they will! within days after tho
the for the with xuree
perform or furnish The articles cosfsmity
osthe adse1tsemen. undss which And
said shal fail
make good e difference bsween the offer W the said and
me lowest bidder.
tSigned) A. b.
G. ID.
hereby certify that my knowledge eeief The
above named glaraniors good and sufficient.
(Sguedl T..
Mar e-3swtethMay x lawu
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CARRIAGE Saie--A pair OF beautifully
family carriage houes together with mag
u built modern carriage.
The horses c vaiue being and gentle The
and
perfect IA frAt purchased.
The having tsm will them great bargain
Apply to WM. r.. DOVE Coal dealer, Fret Ward.
SovI 9-~dfG
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No. 533l
Notice Of withdrawal OF certain Lands in
wisconsin.

HEREAs, in of joint Of Congress en-
tied GA resolution explanatory Of Auxust third,
eighteen hundred ard fifty approved March 1855, relating
10 the FOX and Wisconsin grant, the effect Of which
large said three sskens
81 the United Sta as by bis order
March uim0 directed that situate In the
WscoHsN each sda o The PsvsSss aai and the Foe
and The lakes ,0ugh which nciudaa th1 lands hese0
fore Withdrawn aud withheld for said gram shall bA Withdrawn
from snle f until further
NdrcK therefore hereby thai said Lands
matter desc,ibcd havs This day been Withdrawn om
accordingly, TO witt
in,he district Of lands subject to sale at MxsAsHA:
NORTH Of The the fourth yriapai asyias
Township ~ the leu bank Of The Wisconsin riye and
Townships II, 10, and u, IT range 10
TouRship "a, Of range H. M 1gas
Townships \, :, iG, II, and y, OF range ia
Townshipsl la, -, IA, and is, Of range H.
Townships IA, IL, and ~, Of range n.
Townships II, ls, ~, and 70, Of range is.
Townships is, rs, III, IL, 49, 20 and a OF range 10.
Townships l5 l0 III ta 49, 10, II, ~. of a.
Townshi-a y 70 u r. ~ ao 81 and sa q range =
Townships 81, ~. 20, and ~, Of range 20.
Townships ~, ~, and "a, Of rrnse a.
In The district of lands subject MINERAL PciSr
NoyA Of the bass line and c As JosvA Yvsipa svisaa
vubee, BravxSss Poisr:
So,sA ~ the bcsc e, and Of the fourth Yneirr men
Townships is and i6, Of range g.
Townships rs aud 10, OF 0.
Townships ID and 10, ct 10.
Townships I5 i6 and IL oi III.
Given under the Gensa Lnud Once The city
Washington this third day vi April A, D.. 1855.
by order OF the President;
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
April a-aawGw Tint and Star
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CHARLES j. N. HWlNN,
-4tserwsy-as- La~,

III I'LL attend orginatng of
claims tn Washington, H. e. Any dse,rinx
with him by uaitMave
be- communicated 10 Col James Berrct
in2on, ID. q.
April l5-eodim MAT Tat.i
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The National Hotel

c.y will for the Of guests the 2h
OF kitchen the
the hajns and the alterations in and about the dining
will add greatly and comfort
The table viii be furnished with the beat the markets afford
and labor will spared
render the house,
The subscriber, Therefore, that public will continue
desiring for the winter do
tmc after the ac by calling at the Hotel Board "a day
II. ID. WILLARD
wAsHiscros Crr, November IA, 1854
In--n
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NEWs for she L.dse.---Mrs. a. y YOUNG, fashionable
~ dresHmake would respectfully
generaiIy that abe
English, md American
thu best
make short notice and in the
warranted To her old nsedtess
they testify good work VOL n All
her trial. tie nnest goods the MARKET
her with .aesr viii h1A
yards we'll soot fitting
call, second door from side, No. AL
ii-~eodm
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he xeasary Department consists Of the Offices Sec
y o the Treasury, two comptrolers commissioner OF
we customs y auditors treasurer register solicitor light
hgase board, and survey.
ine following brief indication Of the duties Of these
sa Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
eee'earys 0gee.on. James Guthrie Secrealy of the
assurY Hon II. q. Washington, Assistant Secretary
~ engineer in charge architect and three
employed, and twenty three clerks. The Secre-
& :, he Treasury Is charged with the general supervision
hsea transactions OF the government and the exc
~ ~ o. the laws concerning the aud navigation
s United States. he superintends the Of the
~ y she lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals Of
80 mcd States. and the construction OF certain public
uuhgs Tor custom houses and other purposes.
Ve coartroiier's O9ee.EIsha Wkttlesev esa Comp
ana hfteep clerks. He prescroes the mode Of keep
Ane rendering accounts for the civil diplomatic SER
well as the public lands and revses and cerhcs the
'Aanee' arising thereon.
cna sssena comP'ro9sr's ONce.--John NJ Brodhead esq.,
fpuoie and clerks He prescribes the mode
snS and rendering the Of army navy
departments of the public service and rcviscs aud
'"es 'he balances arising thereon.
V'es n Coisstoner Of the Castohas J. Anaereou
i Commissioner, and eleven clerks lie prescrbes The
keeping and rendering the OF the customs
n and disbursements, and for the baildng and repair
arising thereon w
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In " Notice.



L ". 7. BROWN, FRED. r. P.srANr0N, and j. KNOX WALK
" Err have formed partnership practising law
cou o. Inc ai,sa ses and s court Of cias In Washington
ard of Tennessee. Offices Mem
be at
letters addressed them Will prompt
Apfii is- tfsod tIa,ei. and eoyy.l
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF METROPOLITAN RAILROAD CoMPANY,
GeorretcWu. d, c.. Dec 26, 1856.

OFFICE OF MlrsoroIITAN RAILROAD CoMpANT,l
Georgetown, D. O., Dec. 20, 1856. J
CEALED PROPOSALS for the grading, masonry,
y and bridging Of forty and haif $50
miles Of this road will be received at the office Of
the company until three O'CLOCK p. M. On the 10Th
day OF February next.
The maps profles, plans, and specifca ions win
be ready for Inspection and afer the 5th day Of
The Metropolitan Railroad is designed to extend
from the cities Of Washington and Georgetown to
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by an easy and d.
rect route connecting with the latter road east of
the "Point OF Rocks" on the Potomac river, and
making saving Of distance on tn. first ninety
miles OF the present travelled route from the Capt.
Ia to the Western and Northwestern States of for.
ty-6ve miles.
Proceeding from the point ofintersection with the
baitlmore and Ohio Railroad the rout. extends to
the City Of Frederick and, passing through the rich
st agricultural districts of Maryland terminates in
the City OF Hagerstown, where it connects with
lines OF railroads, now in operation extending to
darrisburg the pennsylvania Central Railroad, &c.
The portion Of the road for which proposals are
nov invited extends from the westerly line Of the
District of Columbia (sA mi es from Georgetown)
to the city of Frederick.
Proposals will b. received for the work in sections
# one mile each, for the slltire distance of ASK
miles.
rae work is generally of a medium character for
his part of the country. With come heavy cutting
in earth and rock) ard bridging and every fasiiy
sxiss for prosecuting 1t vigorously and with eccno
ny at all -asons OF he year. The country is ele
Sated and rolling, well watered, and remarkably
healthy.
The time conditioned for the completion Of the
Jntrscfs will be from enc to two years.
Any further information desired by persons pro-
Posing for tie work will bs furnished ct the Office
ray be had b. addressing the President of the
company by letter prior to The day of letting.
BY order Ct the Bo,rd OF Directors
FRANCIS DODGE, President
EDMUND FRENCH, Chief Engineer.
dec % ~2aEtYeb5
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RAILWAYS IN RUssIA.-The carriage
allotted for my special use was about ten
feet square it was furnished with two
sofas and chairs, . small card-table, and
two side-tablss. On the sofas could
have reclined at full 1ength-a convent
ence very desirable, and generally de-
MED US on English railways. The sofas
and chairs had air cushions, and were
very comfortable. looked into several
first and second-class carriages, and they
all appeared nicely fitted up, althoug h
not like the one assigned to me: the
second-class carriages had seats ALL
cushions superior to those OF the first
class ON English railways, and afforded
plenty Of room to each individual, al
lowing of his sitting without cramping
his knees upon those of the person OPP
posite to him. We left Moscow ct II
O'Clock precisely; Mr.. Sharpman, my
servant, and myself, occupying this lit
tie room to ourselves our luggage was
slowed away in another carriage. y
/ WAS pleased to perceive that there was
no unnecessary hurry in the railway
movements, such as those which annoy
the English traveller; plenty of time was
allowed at every station to the passsn-
pers to take their meals, and in each
there was al that could be required in
the way of refreshments. The time al
lowed for the train to pass from one sta
ton to another, is carefully fixed for the
driver, who dare not arrive q minute
sooner or later so that in some cases
we had to go very slow in order not to
arrive before the time. This, however,
is not unpleasant, as people on the con-
tinent do not give way to that nervous
hurry which fdgets US and shortens our
lives. Who in England has time to look
around hima Rich and poor seem to be
urged along by an impetus which pre-
vents them from thinking of anything
but their next appointment and as
soon IS that is kept, their hearts fly to
the ne1t.-Rogers English Prisoners in
Russia.
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B UIL NC STG NE
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief In Five Minutes,

TPLERS COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SYRUP.
's'HE increasing demand for this most pleasant,
/ cafe, and efscscious remedy for all pulmonary
!ssasef, hiss enabled the proprietor to reduce the
rice 80 as to place Ii within the reach Of a classes.
Its superiority over most similar preparations Is at
-ested by many eminent Physicians Who have teen
We witnesses Of its efficacy when the usual rene
lies have failed; also by Thousand Of orr most
pectabie citizens who Aave used it in their families
both preventive and with never failing sue.
,ess for tie last twenty years. during which period
Tith very little aid from advertising, &C., IL has
Ersduslly spread reputation over the whole Union.
Il cases Of recent Colds Coughs, Hca-seness, de- IL
lies ir1Ileiists relief and gems rally in lay
ar two, without interferng with diet or business
'asde!ing the system more susceptible Of Colds, in
cEroric cases. Asthma, Whoo7'ng Cough. Group,
Roachitis, kl:Ctions of The Lusos, and Consu-np-
tiom 1t is always very bnefcial. and seldom fiis,
when commenced in time TO perfect cure.
Price "a az 20 cents bottle.
Sold wlioiees = by Patterson Marin, Stott o.,
2dgeiy CO. Alexandra by Peel Stevens In
Georgetown by Err. C;asel.
So TYLER'S GUM ARABfC GfNDY Drops
similar composition to the above, but In milder
ana more portable form; they act like a charm
troublesome Cough, and clear the throat and
Toice; they contain no curious drug. particu
lsrly reconen9sd for children. frequenters Of pub
lie assemblies, public speakers, singers, dc.
Price l2l@ and IS cents per box.
For sale at most Drug and Csndy Stores.
oct 1.-tf
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EVENING STAR.
WILLY AND I.

We grew together in wind and rain;
We shared the pleasure and share ed the pain;
would have died for him, and he,
thought would have done the same for me-
Willy andI!
Summer and winter found US together.
Through snow, and storm, and shiny weather;
Together we hid In The scented hay,
Or Plucked the blooms Of osir English May
-t. eC Willy and /!
called him husband-he called me wife:
We builded the dream Of q perfect life
He was to conquer some noble state,
And was to love him through every fate
Willy and l!
Oh. he was 50 fair with his golden hair;
AND his breath was as sweet as our homestead ali
Ny cheeks were red, 20 the neighbour said
A thousand pities we were not we'd
Willy andI!
Now stand alone in the wind and rain,
With none of the pleasure and all the pain,
/ am a beggar, and Willy Is dead;
And the blood of another il on his head
Poor Willy and I.
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WELLS
c0MPoUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
B1HCH. DROP
Or, Cancer Root.
CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR OAN-
GER, ULOERATm SORE THROAT,
WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHI.
tbs, DROPSY, AND ALL
DMxA&ES ARISING IRON TIN NPUR7 p
OF TEE BL000.
town, D. o.
The estimate that Is now accorded this prepare
1on by the medical profession and by other com.
peeent to judge Of its merits, may be seen In the
TACT that 1t has bssn prescribed by many of our
most eminent Physicians in this country, and has
attracted the attention Of celebrated profession of
the Edinburg College, Scotland, by whom it has
been successfully used in career Of an aggravated
character
The proprietor has been forced to make more az.
tensve arrangements to meet the rapidly increasing
demand for BEECH DROP.
VNCINNEs, INDIANA, Oct 8, 1854.
through the agency of Col Smith Miller, our repre-
sentstion In Congress. had purchssed of YOU for
the use Of my &thsr n S,otlsnd one dozen Bottles
of Beech Drop or Cancer Prepsrstion. I have let.
tar from my brother, stating that the physician de.
Gres you to forward aAotIsr dosen bottles He.
thinks under its use the disease Is arrested may
add that my father has tried every physician of dis
ticcion in Scotland and Englmd, including Profes
sors OF Btiaburg and Colleges, without relief The
diaeaae was of three years standing, began in the
right cheek. which Is partially consumed He was
a sufferer with constant pain, which has entirely
left him.
This case VIII give your preparation popularity
in Btitsin which no other medicine has. Direct to
William Dick, Esq, Collydesn, by Leslie Scotland,
in care OF Messrs. PenSoed, Clay & Co, Druggists,
N. York, who will forward it.
JAMES DICK.
Mr.. Flint is man Of great influence in his county,
and will with pleasure communicate with any one
IN reference to his case.
CALLAwAY COUNTY, MISSOURI,
July 18th, 1854. !
Dssr Sir-With great pleasure inform that your
preparation of Beech Drop has accomplished for me
what thought beyond the reach Of human agency.
For the last twelve years lave been afflicted with
Scrofula of Oanoarous form. So extensive was the
ulcers and 80 horrible nv appearance that my case
became notorious with all the Faculty in this and
the adjoining countie6-in fact had obtained the
best medical aid in our State, without any abate-
ment Of the disease. Through friend procured
half dozen bottles Of your Beech Drop, after using
it. perfect the cure that hundreds visited me-
My desire is to benefit my fellow man with that
purpose beg sn afflicted with Scrofula in any form
to use 1t.
Enclosed you will find an order from some friends
for the preparation. Very truly,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines In
Washington, Alexandria, and Baltimore.
oct l4-d3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-05
REDUCING STOCK.

I N order to reduce cur large and well assorted
l. stock of Fancy Dress Goods, We shall commerce
to dsy selling Of at greatly reduced prices for cash,
or to our most prompt customer
In our assortment will be found q large lot of
Fancy Brocade, Plaid and Stripe Silks, and wool
French printed Mousselnes, which will be cold at
prime cost, as We have concluded not to keep any
moro In Our stock.
JUST OPENED.
beautiful assortment of French Embroidered
Pocket Handkerchief, Collars Sleeves
10 sets fine Sleeves and Collars to match
With many other new and desirable Goods for the
present season, and at fair low prices.
~ all articles sold at our establishment are
warranted TO prove IS representa-.
COLBY & SEARS,
No. 523 Seventh ct, 2 docrs above Avenue
dec 22-eolW HOUSE.