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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,

CoRNRR or BEvEnTH And MAIu STs
TSHE subscriber takes pleasurein ann0uns
i eng u tho public that his FLAMING and SAW
MILL q now In complete order.
Having recently incurred .n expense oieevessl hun.
fpf Planning. Saving end Toneueing and Growing III
kinds Of 8oasds and Plank. he d row enabled 70 ex
an frum thoee n vsut rsspestfully scAieited.
Dc Sta WtLLsAH tUheAu.
DRAFTS GALLERY, l45 Main street,
RIehmoaA vheye Rostrsifs aro tahen
& At ALL PRICES,
aesordirs 70 qpaty Anl q addition - ths to eeeh
esstonsf y Gaysn das I'LL by uhisA they are u.
IL 1 1so,ee0 Gift Enasrprissl /
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GREAT FALLING OFF IN oUR SHIPMENTS OF
BRKApsrUFFs TO EUROPE Hunts Commercial
Chronicle aud Review gives the following com.
parison of the amount of bresdstufs exported from
New Yori to foreign ports between January and
April IA, this year and last:
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Jso. Il. BosHrn. seorss sry.

NOTIcE.-The Annual Meeting Of The
Stockhoidsrs Of the RJCHMOND. HAEbERICKS
BUR0 and POTOMAC RAlLRQAD COMPANY,
will be held st the onlcs Of the Company &c nlsh
o'clock II. G. w. MACnUx00 H.
an 3O-1m sseAse : TS ThE@TssFt8 sFllsf
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REMovAL.-The Office of the RicHnosp
Story Of the Building corn.r Of Main and 1Ith sta
q Entrance ON nth stree g. ta1iskH @ ggslsg3fq
Applications for FIRE, AARINE or LIE INsU.
RANGES, will be promptly attended 10. AT7F
Without bossting of their ability "a comply With
their obligations they akt plessuTa In refsrns to
all who have had business With the Once fbr-tks
atisfactory manner In which II has besn tra.astod.
.A,si-.F.ss JAMES G. CRANE, Prsadsat.E
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EXPEDITION TO THE FEEJsE IsLANDs.-1hs q shr.
Tickisr, of l2s TONS has been fitted ont IN Bot ton
Tor trading voysss to the Eeejss Isiands She car
ries six suns snd s well provided with pisnls rffss
10. Capt. Hubbard, her commander, b relstian Of
Lord Lyndkurst In England and had to give bon In
10000 before leaving Boston that the Iishlsr wss
.ot ,ntspdsl for the sIave trade.
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CUMMER CLOTHING AND GEN

subscriber has just rsceived his second supply Of
Summer Goods. making his stock now complete, em,
hrsens an the late styles Of Cloths Csssineres and
Vestires Alss-Black, Blue. Brown and Dshiia
Oress and Prcck Coats; Black and Fancy Cashmere
Costs all styles; Silk, Linen, Grass, Alpaca snapg
sud Slack Cashmere, Linen and Msrseiiies Pants;
Vests Of every style and gasiity; Shirtg Dnwen;
Collars; Stocks; Cravats; 1iesi Gloves SnspenderT
friends and the public generally 70 call ssd s1auins
mva Ne. 12a. corner Main and 18th sts.
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nFERg CORDIAL RITTER4 or

RGG60. CO6O1As4 y xI6 - - O8
ID MOKNINo IE0uIAz0H-An inn1oenk ~
sssssis{ sssil.ssssase - 49, sssfs -.
geses loes u appstite, 1oUnom e. Ufein 6H1Qepaa.
sna ~ s9s>1ioos e ~ nemaeh ~ beWek ezislne
:. .a..,.s ....,s '-'.''' I = sss!: 81.
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SLIGHT CAusE.-on Sunday last the storehouss
OF Mottet & Husehes, In Charleston, 8. c., was
accidentally fired by a young man treading on
luciAer match. All the shipping moved from the
wharves during the fire, which lasted long enough
10 destroy two stories of the house.
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JoBn LAnAHAN. Raahw
0fExstsr street =. = Church, Baltimore,
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
RALEIcH, N. O., Hsbs Q, IL

Messys MoStimer and MessbrGg. ssEstS y
do hereby certify that about twelve lnontAs ago
was taken with severe hsmonhaee Of the Lsnss.
and had four attacks oft. was advised 70 Try Dr..
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. procured ose bot
tie, and after taking which. vas tis6sd that WAS
was entirely wen, and nov enjoy - GOD hselfh
- ever did ID my hfs. esn, end 10, without the
sons afflicted In my way. '-s"-a "a -. -
Yours, = Gso w. WEAKsLEr,
Sold in Richmond by o. 4. s7HECKBR and
In PetsIsburs and elsewhere. Csll and ct fsSph.
lets gratis. -. 4a sD3l-dksts
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THE whole press Of Philadelphia re- out
In fsvsr OF HeorLANp's GERMAM BIfrfns = thsv
are prepared by Dr. g. 4. JaShsen. We an ~ "a
Rspaia, a We believe It spppiiss dsri6sfstsI n
the medical world IoDe needed. The Wrote ho1 IN
itst0Fs and ceunterfstars have vthdrawu q sir
from the danger ef awslleving poasonous ndItupss
IN lieu OF the reel lRitterA"-H<yoid.
Co., and BRnnErf 3 Bsl.sa, Drusaiste.
ap l6-d2w 2 Fs7'7s l-7'sss,sts s5aSss
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JHo. w. WRIsRr q Co. are prepared
to receive all kinds Of Produss ana Nere6an3ire ~
Storage. st their Wsxshoase on the Doek On - rss
sonabis terms - ihsan b taken n the city.
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CHLoRoFoaM STREET Roaasax.-Ons night last
week, Mr.. II. n. Perkins, while walking Perdido
street, New Orleans, was seized by two persons.
had handkerchief saturated with chloroform
clspped to his nose, and became powerless. bus
not insensible. He was robbed Of $40. He knew
the robbers, and had them arrested.
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AMRRIsANs IN CHILI-A correspondent writing
ON Valparaiso to the North American. states that
within very few years, since the close Of the var
with Mexico. from being the most popular foreign
ers In Chill Americans are now under the ban OF
suspicion and meet with but little favor. The VIII
ter says:
They (Americans) are now almost daily ssssilsd In
the gszettes of Valparaiso and CHARGED with wnt OF
integrity. irregion, avarice and Injustice. We are
aceused Of settled purpose 70 annex Chih, sAd all
the republics of South America, and TO displsy Our
flag In triumph from every peak Of the Andes be-
tween the equator and Cape Horn. The overtu res
not long since made By one Of accredited dif o-
matists, for the purchase Of the 0ahpssos lsss da
and the right to navigate the tribstares sf the ~ ma
irisfaeble proof Of tho sIasping disposition Of the
government, which needs only . pretext to aizs
seems to be some grounds for the notion that "
shslf orerrun and conquer these count!isa Sat
will not be by the exercise Of physical stren 9Th
= : nation. but through the infaencs OF moral or
iutsiiectusl power.
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NO1ICE.-ADy person or persons are
AN forbid buying any land LANDS In the States Of
Virginia or Kentucky belonsns to toe estate Of H,r
than Fieia, deceased, from William Stsnley or his
AGENTS. the contract not being eauied out ss per
pewer sf Attorney. made 2ist dsy OF Aprfl, 1884,
81 contract 10 null and void from thi. date.
SAMUEL FIELD, n D..
Attorney for the Heirs.
April 18th, 1855. my@A
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SAn'L CARY, Dealer In Paper Material.
lRAGs, RoPEs, BAecrNG,A &S.1 Doeth F.entHn = ,
doors West of Old Aarkst. bays small 9 : sI -
large lot1. 5as ~ k1BIn
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SHSrxScHD.-HaI, the colored Dunkirk barber
recently arrested Ia New Orleans, for robbery has
been convicted at Maysville, n. r., and sentenced
10 Is years h prison. S. -. - -. +s 9
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RAINS AND CaoPs.-Within the past week. says
the Vile, s. c., Mosstsissey of the 10th In
ant, rains seem to have visited every part of the
country. The papers In this State, and In Georgia
and North Carolina, all speak Of good rains. The
consequence of this blessing win be felt trust,
Immediately In restoring confidence Ia the supply
of provisions.
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kANsAs-The voters of the third district OF
Kansas, have presented Mr.. Thomas stinson with
silver pitcher for his fidelity to the South In the
late election On the vessel d engraved negro
cultivating sugar cane.
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-. 5. :. !nADss--Ths C,aeian.H G...ee. -
!. 80 nishly favorable analys.sof Prss -, q
= coal IRON The mines of shswisiirsss c.. J.
e .. nsaawha cOsaty, vlrsiaia. The G..st,s -.
Ioe Winilreds Company canms.eea r.,.s..
90 80 ~ - January, and thus far hsve broasht Ss
dVUCO bushels, and contsmplate seotiss for~..s
n3ou. ae much moro ere the navisa1ion c,csss
wnlcn may be considered . fair hesinnin~. Ths
anangemenie for next season viii sdmif of ti,elr
E:eing daily fully 0000 bushes; and g ths Isnaa
river and ksnawha Navieation Companv haye q
lsst wakened up the necessity Of The lons called for
improvements iu the KanaWha river, and the 81
losding CONTIGUOUS outlet for the imuenas mine-
~ resources Of that REGION increased facilities OF
uensA VIII, ishoped, induce ssill more extend.
ec Of the large tract Of coal properly
Wncn TIE Winifrede Company possessn."
Tue Gazette also predicts that This cod must be.
come the favostse fuel In that market; Z fact
when must render these mines of immense value,
g Ctnctnnati Il destined to become vsry large
cny, and the seat of extensive manufactures.-
eaern Virginia, whom her resources are devel-
oped VIII become one of the richest sections Of
Nc uaitod States. The sooner the CentrAl Rail.
wsy completed, the better viii Il bs for Esskern
vireinia. The trade which Western vireinia now
conirioutes 10 Cineinnsti, viii thsn be converted
= nichmond and Alexandria, Fredericksburg.
Nosto1 ouo ketofDoufR. a kssss - - 4,ssgs-s-
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FORT PIERRE.-The Westport (Mo News of the
81 nst aludes to the report of the destruction Of
Fort Pierre by FIRE, communicated by the Indians
aud the capture Fort Laramie by the Sioux Indian
The St Louis Republican says
"with three com mpanies Of United States troops at
Fort Laramie. was ont q the power OF the Sioux
burning OF Fo.t Pierre has foundation Whatever"
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DHsr1ucTEoN OF TxLxoxAPH WnEs.-The peo-
pie Of Alsbarna have notyss given up the idea that
telegraph wires cause drouth. They have torn
down and carried of the wire between Ruasslvills
ana Franklin Spring, and in Laudsrdale county
The papers are actually obliged to adduee argue
enfa to show the people that the wires do not prss
vent the rain from falling. ~. =.
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NAPIT AL $50 900. &C COMMERCIAL
OsAvINGs B ANK.-Once ct ths store OF
Quaries l. Brooke, ON 14th street
Denostorsin this institution win reeeiye nix Per
can't. on ali sums remaining on depodte dx months
or Ionaer snd Eve per cent, for shorter hme.
WN. @. PAINE, President.
RRneus Praas iy6-b
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- sss esss
sAN Ss tss5as tse .I& ss4a 4sf grsss
g issSsa san ssa Eas a sxssG s4A AZ -
- l - ~
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BAKERs PREMiUx Bar TERs6on-

tinues to be Grsaf blessing - our eommunity-.
In sllsviating the sick from thsir long suefiues At
his season of the year every family shesI1yss II e
preysnsstivs- 6os sale By MssRs. PURCELL,
LADD CO., and Orugsisk every whore.
HANoygR. We. April l2th 1855.
This y 70 ser.ify thst have suaereA fsr5oE
yesn WITH Iaia y ne isn ass. - ne - -
scians with me ct time, bat never vss esreA until
I comwenced the uss Of 1AKER6 RkEnlUM
turned sipcs I eommsnsed the - of thsn; hays
been using them In vsrious dssasesjn my bpniiy for
the last or yeax1 and havs never sees Them
fail In general relief and eAn eou1dently yscom
mend them to be the bss family msdielns s6y n ass
mxa DAVID WOOD.
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NV EsrABLIsHnxNT.-JoHR JonHsoH

lately Of the American ehaytn6 oaleon, hae taksl
the house next door to Or, Powell On 1oth stsess
between Main and Cary. end 6fted ppswith slpsric
secommodstions for his businem, whore ell Who Il
DIRE easy and pieasant shaye VIII And hin - hsre
tofore, ever ready % paesss his esssomenL
His superior atyts Of Hair lCuttine = provsskial
viii sentinus 10 nzanshesuss Tho seshsatsa har 70
stoiattvs and tonis vhish. With othev popular Pre-
partitions and dye4 toeether vitA The .1slishtfs
resort Of I'll Who desire 70 b waitsd upoa n NJ I'M
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DON'T READ THISI-Be j

q GENTS FINE FRENCH CALF
M BOOTS-Gent's colored Kid Congress Gait.
"a erfi Gents Oxford Ties. patti leather; Gents
~s Patent Leather Navy Ties-and ether styles
manufactured to order, of the best materials and
workmanship by
my2 DAVID WALSH I99 Main It,
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CA REMOVAL.-The Subscri y
respectfully informs his frsnds and the
public generally that he has taken the
store No. 1885, corner Of Main and l2h
strests, and well known a. "Allen's Arbour'
where maJ be found Q large assortment Of every ar
tiels in q Ssddery establishment; sll of which he
will sell very low. JOSEPH FL. COLQU!TT,
fe 2D-dd Agent.
o. NOTICE.-My Horse GRIFF ED
R1H M0NDSON has arrived here and II st Fair
fslH and s ready to serve Mares at e25 the
Grid Edmondson will be under the management OF
Mr.. Geo. Walden. The psrtculars and pedigree win
be gwen Ia 6 few days.
sp lots ARCHER CHEATHAM.
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PLENTY OF HORSEE.-The horse mar
ket is getting over stocked, and a de.
cline Of about fifteen per cent on an av.
GRACE has taken place. Fancy trotting
horses always sell high, so do draft and
large carriage horses; but all others arc
falling lower and lower every day. Al
the market stables we arc told there are
more horses for sale than ever were known
before, and the high price of feed causes
much anxiety on the part of owners tc
sell out Many spectators will fail, or
their stock. Better sell even at sacri
flee than keep horses when oats arc &c
q bushel and hay 81 rs hundred.-N
Y. Day Book.
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"a marriage, its duties and dsquslincations and
their remedies; with itboSfsphs, illustrating the
anatomy and physiology, and dresses CT the repre-
tuctvs organs Of both sexes, thsir etructure uses
and functions. popular and comprehe nsiye trSs-
tiSe On the duties and cssuh-;>s ensle snd mar.
lied lifs-hsrpy and tuiJ:l s!l.s.-es, mode cf s.
curing then-interS;toIs s,d inseitIle cne<-their
oovtatcn and Acknowledgements hints 70 thcss
,ontsmpias;ns nsti.ccny, that u.n overoons Oh
ections to X; mons, hewevsr. should take this I'm,
poTtau: sep Without frst consulting its psess-
eoraen:srise OF ia diseases and MEDICAL troetmept
o. ieSaes freq. ssncy to old ase each case grsrh.
c.lly ILLUSTRATED: by tesutifal Nthocrsphic pistee-
sc-yccs debility, Its carses and olr. hy nrooess
st 60 sirasie eefs ard eG.ctual dat fsilurs q
iF poss 5le--ruies for daily msnsssncnt-an esssy
IN spogmsSo-rh0s With practical observations on .
Sae-, AM more successful moe Of t.estrusnt-pre-
.sutozzry biuts OK ts sg:'s resulting frcrs sr,pi.
al PFscsce-en ocssy IN sll oisessse airing from
l1iSe-cilon, Will PLAZA AID kizlfis rcles BIZ which
ell persons can ouEe themselves without -,ec-ry-
remedies To thoso K.f inflicted psriss sd dieso.
pointed heres Eo unfortunately prevalent 10 the
young. IL e truthful adviser 10 the Married and
those contemplating marriage. Its rerrsaI 10 lar.
aoulsTiy r.conEcndcd - parsons entertaining as
set doubts Of their physcs: ccrdtieR and wao ere
coaEc.ous Of hsTiry hsksT6s6 ths health hsppirces
AID priv!;sSes 10 which cTery human bsicg ia er.
titled 10.
Prs. rs CENTS PSF copy, av. ccris for ers dbl.
Nr Malisd ffee CT postage to any part CT the un..
N. B.-Those who prefer may consult DR.. La Char
upon any OF he dlscsses upon which bis hcot tr.sts
either personally CO by mail Medicine sent 70 snv
part o. the unson according to directions, safely
ADDRESS Dr.. n. B. La OROIX, No. 81 nsii.u lana
or Post Of.oc Box 67s, Altsny N
otaee open taily from Q n % D r. ana on
sundsy from 2 until a.
oIoe Removed from No. CO posys- e,
"a hsicsH LsEs, Albany. NY.
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DENTISTRY.

- b. DONALDSON, Dentist, late of tn firm O
H. Hunt b Donaldson, continues to .rs--a..>
manufacture and insert those beautiful Ss$xNsS
porcelain teeth, with or without gums, WNTty
for specimens Of which (made and de-
posted by the late frm) was awarded the firs
premium at the Mechanics Institute Fair, recent,
held in this city
These teeth are carved and shaded to suit cac.
particular case, and their resemblance to the natu
raj organs is perfect to deceive the most prac-
tsed eye.
Particular attention also paid TO filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and all operations warranted.
once southwest corner Seventh and d s;s.-en-
udhce on ID. mar 2iI6n
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u Father" said a boy to his pa.
ternal protector, a venerable Quaker, Il
can lick that chimney-sweep."
That may be all very true, my son;
but if thee does, thee will get thy hands
BACKED in the operation" was the wise
counsel Of the peaceful Friend. A coun.
sci which every sagacious editor sees FIRE.
euent occasion TO follow.
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THE Canal Packet CONGRESS having heeu
l. thoroughly repaired, and put in first rate ID
order, will commence running On MONDAY, <zhk
the th instant, for the transportation of passeng.r s
ana lisnt freight between Georgetown and the above
named point on the most pleasing terms.
The Boat will leave the WHAT of w. H. Ritter for
the Point of Rocks on every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY mornings, at 7 O'Clock, and the
Point of Rocks for GEORGETOWN on TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAYS, at the same hour,
stopping at the different landings along the line for
The reception and landing of passengers and freight,
going and returning.
Passage through either way 80, shorter distances
at the same rates. That is to say, from GEORGETOWN
To Great Falls so cents; Seneca IS cents Edwards
Ferry 4l.25 Manoc.cy Sl.5O.
Meals served regularly on board the Boat at mod
crate rates.
JOHN CROMBAUGH,
Proprietor,
CHARLES MERRELL,
DIP lin Captain.
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HAHPTON's VEGETABLE TINOruRR.

MesTs. Mortimer & Moscbray:
Gcntiemen-I feel il my duty TO ven and the pub
nc 10 certify To the effects of fiamptons Vegetabe
TinctuIe. ! was for more than five wears laborne
under disease OF Chronic Rheumatism and the
great paF of that time was So helpless that had
10 be helped from my bed and dressed in nv clothes
became reduced 10 a msIe skeleton. All the med
icines took done me good, and continued 10
grow worse. / heard of Iamplon's Tmcture am
Thought would give il trial. AZ this time did
not expect to live one day after another. lid no.
take IL (the Tincture) for the Rheumatism bllt m
short time l was well If that disease. Prom t.,t
effects of your 1incture and the help of God am
now getting in good health.
wish all the afflicted to try HamptOn's Vegetable
1fncture, as have dono, with the same effec, thai
it mas on YOur Obedient servant,
Isaac BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac BENJAMIN SOLD
him some OF Hampton's Vegetable Tincture and b.
heve the above statement correct.
DAWSON BRo.
From our knowledge of Captain BENJAMIN we are
confident that the above statement is true and un
exaggerated. J. A. JOHNSON,
CHARLES ROBINSON,
Call and get pamphlets Fatis, and see cures Oh
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neui algia, Dys
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As
female medicine or for delicate children we bcliey.
IL unequallea.
Sold by MORTIMER b M0WBRAY, 40 Bslu
more street, Baltimore; and 304 BROADWAY, N. YaL
0aAs. SroTT b Coz, J. b. MOORE, ID. b. CLARKE
CIAkEE BOWLING, w. ELLIOT, and II. McPHER
soH, washington; also. BY r. 8. r. CrssRL George
Town. and q: 4. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
sis's evsry~ hee. ian sTe
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EN- TISTRY.
TO THE L AIDES.

E MISS s j. THOMPSON
5 is now prepared TO show our large i
2k and well selected stock If Millinery
~S~ which she has just opened, of the Ia W.
test styles which selling at ihe lowest pricef,
and we cordially invite the ladies call early and
have the first selections.
We would also respectfully call their attention ~
our large and hand handsome stock OF Fancy Goods
Pertumery, Gloves, Hosiery, Sc, which we can sell
at unusually low prices.
HUTCHINSON s. MUNRO,
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
First door west OF Walter Harper & Co.'s.
mar Dc
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PAINT AND OIL STORE.
NJ. II PARKER,
ROUSE, SIGN ORNAMENTAL PAINTER

I OUISlANh avenue, between Sixth and Sev
IL cnth streets, No. 90. Residence No. $40 q
street, between Sixth ana Seventh has added N
MS present business the sale of PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS and PUTTY, in small or large Quantities
The attention OF hOuseGeepers is particularly
called TO the convenience of this arrangement as
they can at all times procure HEARTH and other
MIXED PAINTS, OF ell cOIors, made ready for Use
by PRACTICAL PAINTER.
Orders promptly attended to and respectfully so
licIted. CHEAP FOR CASH. IDay2-lu
DEY. JOHN LANAHiN, PASTOR OF THE
H EXETER STREET, u. Z. CHURCH.-A
ssrons desire 70 benefit the afflicted induces him
thus TO certify. We chai enge any other medicine
10 present such mass of testimony from genilene,.
and ladies of high standing Of or own weI-kn n
citizens. who testify III cures of COUGH, BRON
CdlTIS, RHEUMATISM DYSPEPSIA SC
BALTIMORE. January 24th, 1855.
1essrs. Mortimer y MorbTGy:
take pleasure in saying to you that have used
yjur "Hampton's Tincture" with very great croft
from serious throat affection, ny general heal;l,
lid become very much impaired, when { COZ,
.nance1 70 use G. Hamptons Tncture.' I found
= effects upon my general health most salutary-
Wy nervous system and digestive organs coon right.
ed up under its use.
| have several times recommended it 10 nv
ifi-nds, and 4! every case, as far have been in
formed, they have use j; with success.
Yours truly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-16
FINE WATCHES.

HAVING made a considerable addition TO my
III stock of
and LADIES' witches NNA
or first quality, heavy IL carat =
cases.
AlEo, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
/ Offer them 1T greatly reduced prices. The
mOvpments are selected with great care, and every
Watch Is ,oarT1ptcd.
Persons IN want of q fine timekeeper are invited
20 examine my assortment.
H. SEMkEN,
No. $50 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th SIS.
mar 30
AIDTICE.-I received this day new assert
IN ment OF SLEEVE BUTTONS and STUDS, OF
the latest styles. Also, variety Of other new
Goods as Vest Chains, ChateiaIns, Bracelets, Pins
Earrings, Rings, etc.
Great inducements offered 10 purchasers.
ii. SEMKEN,
No. 33O Pc. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th St.
o. NeU Points put to Gold Pens at short notice
Diamonds remounted, and Jewelry made to order.
mar 29-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-16
FOR MOUNT VERNON.

a. On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS:
Fare round trip 81; from Alex
.cdt,s IS cents The TBOMAs O0ILTBR leaves
sTEsshingscs Z: 9 ana Aiexs rd-is 1t elz O'Clock.
Cache. leave the CsPitol for tie boat at az ocla
Coach fare 20 cents.
Tsrsons wishing tie Cc.eS.s VII lesye th.I. res
Ssrc- Nith Geo. 4 Tics. Parks..
Refreshments Oh tae boat
oct 23-ds SAUL aEDSyT. Cap.