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II e A r TIL e WITH ESS!
RIGHTEOUS VERDICT,

RHEUMATISM, COUGH, PAIN In SIDE, &c.
KToNDERFUL cure after six years suffering Of
w one OF the most highly respectable citizens OF
Maryland. .r
many cures made by HamptOn's Vegetable Tine
tu6e.
K,spALL's Grove, Montgomery Co, Md,(
December 2, 1854 !
Mesrs. Mortimer 4 Mou1ra,:
Genuemen-Ir 1874 had what my doctors called
a violent and combined attack Of Chronic Rheuma-
tism and Gout, from which | was cOnfned 10 my
bed for three months. ] had the very best pb,si
cians, who uied other various remedies, none Of
which gave me any permanent relief. Not having
ease from pain day or night, became much rmaci
sicd my whole system mass Of disease, literally
speaking, from the crown Of my he'd 70 the sole OF
my feet. had 10 hobhle about-rnost of the time
confined 20 the house at times 30 helpless that
had to be assisted TO my bed. ] was also afflicted
with dreadful cough, great shofiRess OF breath,
sore throat palpitation of The heart, and pain in my
trely fsiIe gave up all hopes OF being restored
20 health again. ! continued thus TO suffer on from
1914 10 1850, period OF six years. At this time my
daughter saw nj her grandmother'ss pamphlets, with
numerous cenihca cates Of cures made by DR.. Hamp-
ton's Vegetable Tincture.
knew come OF those who certified 10 cures per
formed on themselves and friends. was resolved
to give il a Trial. 1 informed my doctor OF il. He
objected but my sufferings were - great hat pro-
cured one bottle, and, before had taken the whole
oft, felt much relief, which encouraged me 10
persevere. Amer taking the second bottle was
better than for the past six years, my appetite re
tumed-cough, pain in the side, shortness of b.ea,l
&C., nearly all gone. continued using this won
dcrful medicine until had taken seven bottles, ac-
cording to the directions; and | am happy to say
aampton's TlBcture and that alone restored me to
perfect health, which has continued up 10 this time
"A period Of three years. am in the 65th year OF
my age weighed yesterday 2}6 lbs. ssd never
feit better In my life. One OF my neighbnrs vas al
50 affected, like myself, with Rheumatism, sc. He
has also been restosed by the Tncture. heard OF
other cases; but | am satisfied this Tiucture, il
tined, will speak for itself My only object i'm de
scrbing tn you my sueri1gs and The way Obtained
relief, fs ~ inuce the afflicted try this Tiacture
winch has, under the blessings Of God done 50 much
for me. -.#.... #
Yours, respectfully,
iaffr HENRY GATHER.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures oi
Cou9h, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dy.-
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As a
female medicine or for decats children we believe
Il un. quaile.;.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOwBRAY, l4O Bafi
more street, Baltimore, and 3O4 Broadway, N. York
CuAs SroTr & Co, J. b. MooRE, p d. CLARKE
CLARKE BowLISs, w. ELLIOT, and H McPHKR
SON, Washington also, by Z. s. p. CT SKI, George
town; and c. G. BsRkY, Alexandria, and BY Drug
sisis everywhere, .fs. h4r- jan o-u
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A r N Y
M "a R,;3,~ s,r..f ,

No. 81 Bridge street, Georsetorn,
rs prepared to furnish BALLS, DINNERS, So.rEEs
Il WEDDINGS, &c, with everything IN the CoE.ec
ioary line, in any part Of the District. ut the shNt
est nOlicc, and on the most reasonable terms.
ian lg-U
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WA. NJ. MBRR1CK,
n { OF ney At l. q w,
Private Medical Treaties
or THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,

m.B.LA Cho1x, N. d,
ALRANR, " Y.
$50 fas.s and 100 fine Plain and CoIorsi Litho
graphs and Plates
81 Price only 2S Cents. "a
16sept trse Of postage 10 all paris Of the Unon-,
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OFFICIAL
Treasury DrrARrnsxr, Jan. 3, ,ls5

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. J, ,le55.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the TO,
lowing described stocks of the United States, thai
this department Is prepared to purchase at any time
between the date hereof and the Isl March next.
portions Of those stocks, amounting in the aezre-
gate to sl 800 900, 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 VINO are TO receive the amount thereof
mus, be transmitted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof; price will be paid compounded Of
the following particulars:
l. The par value or amount specified Id each
certificate. -. -tc
2. A premium on the stuck of the loan authorize ed
by the act Of July, 1916, redeemabIe HeRembes II,
1856 of2,1 per cent; on the stock of the Ioau an
thorized by the act 1882, rcdeemabIe 3lst Decem-
bG, 1882 of 10 per csat; on the stock Of the loans
authorized by the acts of ls47 and ls4e, and redeem
able, the former on the 5ist December, 1867, and
the latter on Both June, I6s, Of is per cent; and
on the stock Of the loan authorized by the act of
$780, and redeemabie on The 3lst December, 1854,
(commonIy called the Texan indemnity six per
cent
8. Interest tic par of each certificate from the
LIST Of January, 1885, to the date of receipt and set
tlement al the Treasury, with the allowance ior
the money to reach the owncr ef one days interest
i'm Tddition.
Payn. ent Tor said stocks will be made in d, ats of
the Treasurer of the United States, on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury OF bef,re the said LIST day of March
next.
JAMES GUTHRIE.
jan 4-dtMarl Secretary of Treasury.
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B A L J. g, q c.
UNPRECED sNTED ATTRACTION.
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
0F TIE
ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB.

THE members of the Club respectful ly announce
L to their friends and the public generally lhat
their Second Grand Ball Of the season viii dke
place at the Washington Assembly Rooms, MON:
DAY, Feb. 18th. -a
All necessary arrangements have been made so af
TO insure to all who may honor them with In. il
presence an evening of exqui .ite pleasure.
Apart from the novelty of this bail (Which will be
the first Fancy Dress Bal given in Washington fOl
many years. they would inform their friends and the
public that the proceeds Of the bali will be devoted
to their new Library which is already progressing
finely T
Celebrated CotiIlon Music has been engaged for
the occasion. 3D..
Refreshments will be furnished by an experienced
caterer.
.&3- There will be no masks allowed in the ball
room
Tickets Sl-admiting a gentleman and LADIES', 10
be had Of the Managers and at the doof on the eve
ming Of the ball. ...
Managers on part offhe Citissus.
Hon Stanton, Tenn Walter Lenox. Esq
Hon Il stanton, KY Richd WaITacb, Esq
Hon 4 B Florence, Pa Col Barrett
Capt Tyler DR. Plake
B B French, Esq Jas Brown, Esq
Managers on part Of The Club.
20 Richard Evans, G w krammer,
u 3 Litchneld, Harry Dudley,
J jmithley, GF Adau,s,
Guest, Vim Dalton,
JOS Walling, WIN Williams,
l. Anderson, Daniel Driscol.
feb 3,7.A &l7
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DENTISTRY.


DE. MUESON rsspsctfully calls public attention
10 his nes, patsnt, and GREATLY o,r-xsA
fYPROvTD ne.nod Of setting Artifcia. g
Teeth, With Ccrtinuous Gum--ths very ~OXIyU
PsRfEJrfON OF TIE ART. This style
CT Teeth hs6 the follow advantages over all others
Wis: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
FORT, aud BEAUTY, ris;ng vita Hstsr. IN these
resrs:,s God so,ne others eIeeil>g. Public inspec
ton respectfully solicited. Piosse call and sss
srecira.ns.
CAUTION No other Deutist In the District ct
Cola aba b "a = tight 20 IaAse this style Of Tech.
n. S-r-eta sInstitunonsl'y healthy, Piuggcd
and warranted for life.
orse- .ni houss It No 2gS V street, near the cor.
az Of p:au.siysa,s avenue and l4th street.
nov t5--tf ---
fI,RANs-ALLBj IASY BANK AND ssi.DES
withsrs q Oo.'s Notes purchased ct the hisaest
rst-s- t-- q.
Uncsrrert Money, Lspd Warrants sod Vi-sduis
Scrip bought ami sold
Drafss on al the principal c,ies sold TO suit pur
ebassrs
Psrpns a. dis.anc. sen uog ns Trans Aileghsny
mates or Land Warrants, may rely upon rsceiFin4
the h.-t rrtss, an rcuittAnses msds b, drsft OF
~ ~ II lSI Ton O. F.Sr, Banker,
decp-ssn -r.. No t32 Fenns avenue.
Young LADIES' CLASSICAL IRSfIIUcI,
No. o Indiana areuae.
THE second term Of the present scholastic yeaf
has just commenced few more boar ing
ard day pupiis can be acecnmodaied.
eseaw. Principal.
..HH #tt
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A CARD.-LOOK HERE!

LII ye lovers OF the good things OF this life, and
N we wlll->ali you whe-c you may obtain at least
some of them. Thankful for past favors, 1 would
respectfully ask 4 continuance of the same dur ng
this Spring and Summer. | am prepared to furnish
all who will give call with the sweet and cool
ing Beverages in my line at short notice. Such az
Ice Creams, Water Ices, OF all flavorS, Scharotte
Reuse, Bancmange, sc. Cakes OF all kinds. Also
foreign and domestic FIuits and Confectionery gen
orally kept in well regulated establishments OF the
kind.
Particular attention will be paid to furnishing
Wedding or Brides Cakes. Also, Parties. Balls
Excursions, Pic Mics, &C., &C., and upon reason
able terms.
Cal: at the old stand, Massachusetts, avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets, Northern Liberties.
N. Beet quality ICE CREAM Geld at 81 sc
per gallon.
NAV 7-eo.}m John w RIGUTSTINE
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS
GBoRakTows, MAY q, Is,

GEoRaErows, May a, 1855.
We have been requested, By Several Of our
citizens, to give publicity to the following: In
almost every court in the United States the
rules adopted for their government arc pub.
lished by the courts, for the information of all
parties who may b. in any way interested, ex.
cept the Circuit Court OF the District Of Co.
lunbia The want of this Information, we
learn, has sometimes given persons consider.
able trouble, and subjected them to loss, in
appeal and other cases The reasons for with
noioing them, We suppose, are best known 20
the court Itself, and may possibly be valid
ones out IL really does eeem to US that mas
much as all courts are Instituted for the mr.
pose OF protecting the public in their rights.
Iaey should DO made acquainted with the rules
oy which they must DE governed when seeking
Ter justice at their hands This information
We nave been informed by legal gentlemen
ana others, is much needed, and is apxiousIv
desired by thousands of the people Of the Dis.
trlct- 1t Is supposed that 10, 900 copies Of
these rules, 10 pamphlet form. GOULD easily be
disposed Ct to advantage
he hourishing Sabbath school of Wes,
Georgetown station (MethoiisO made an ey.
cH'sion THIS morning, on board the fine steamer
oeoISS age, 10 Z OFT w sshington At 8 O'clock
the scholars and teachers, headed by the Rev
Hf. Epeak5 their pastor, and D. S Gordon.
superintendent of the school, marched in pro.
csssiou to the boat accompanied by ProspeTj's
oand' and bearing a very beautiful banner,
which had been prepared and presented To
them by Mr. Joseph Hinkley, painter. After
reaching the Fort. the ban ner will be formsIIv
prs sented to the school by the Rev. b F
Brooke, upoL the part of the donor. and re-
csived oy M:ss Susan Frey upon the part of
NE school. The banner Is certainly very
pretty, and reflects credit upon tho mapufac.
tuter. The ground Of the front il white silk
deFlce an open Bible. with the motto, SEARCH
tne scriptures Reverse blue silk With
paise Of school, date of organization. DC. A
handsome boquet will also be presented 10
Miss Frey by the schoOI, through Mr.. III O.
Divine, as token Of gratitude for his faithful
services IN the school They are to De accom-
Of your city. 60 A0'i
TIE Sabbath school of Trinity Catholic,
church gave pic mic yesterday afternoon in
the beautiful grove attached to the College
grounds. large number of invited onesfa
were In attendance, all of whom seemed dis
posed 70 lay aside sge, and enter nth a good
Vii andres into all the little innocent apuse.
nents OF the children A full supply of EhoIs.
solae refreshments had been prepared for the
occasion, which was freely rartaken of by ali
IN attendance. The company was very large
ard did not separate until alter o'clock
lie flour and grain market remains firm ar
our quotations Of yesterday.
SPECTATOR
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Fore Indian Troubles.

ST. LOUIS, May 24.-Ths Santa Fe mail ar
rived a. Independence On Monday. The psry
report that Col. st. Vrain, with three cempa-
nics, while in pursuit OF the Utah Indians fell
il "ith party of the Apsohes, in the RslOn
Mountains. His command killed six men and
took prisoners Elk women of that tribe.
Troops have been dispatched u the junction
Of the Rcd river to intercept and prevent the
meeting Of tho Indians at that point
Col Miller is now il the White mountains
after tand Of the Mesealero tribe.
Major Dusenbury died st Santa Fe in April.
The mai! party met with bat few Indians on
the route. The grass was poor and water was
s:ares upon the plains. A great drought e.
is;ei south Of Independence.
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.

lust received, several Planes from the celebrated
y factory of Steinway 3 Sons, New York; one in
Louis XIV style ThGse Z amos are IN every re-
spcct the best made in the Urited States they
received az the late Metropolitan Mechanics Fair
the first premium "a silver meda) for each of their
Pianos exhibited. Every person admired the volume
of t1ne well a. the workmanship of their instru
mcnts. THESE, in addition 10 my other stock Of
Pianos, forms the best and largest collection south
OF maSon's End DiKOn's lire.
The public are respectfully invited to call aHt ox-
anime before they purchase elsewhere, they viii
find moderate prices and reasonable terms
PIANOS 10 rent always on hand, ard second
na"d Pianos taken III part payment for new ones al
my iianO WGrcroom, so. A0S Eleventh st above
Pa. avenue. FR. e.. RElCHENBACN.
NAV M
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SEWING BY MACHINE.

MISS REG uOLD, at Miss Filings, 18th
WI sreet, between Pa. avenue and L street, No.
247, is prepared 10 execute with desp atch, and in
the ncatest manner, all kinds Of PLAIN sewing Tor
families, hotel Keepers AID the trade generally VIZ:
LadIeS Skirt, BODIES, &c, Genuemeh's Shiris.
BOsOms, Wristbands, Collars, Drawers, Pocket
Banikerchiefs. Furniture Linens, viz: Table
Cloths, Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases, Towels,
Napkins and Curtains.
also, Tailor end Man;ua makers work of all
kinds.
Miss X would inform the public that she has Sc
cursd tie services OF Miss ROONEY, from BaIii-
more, who has been working on the machine fer lo
months, ard understands her business thoroughly.
Al WORK warranted tn stand equal TO any otter
and done Oh the most reasonable terms.
NAV I7-ao9ut
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~ GnEEE q sCt.TT, Auctione.r.


TETRUSTEL'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ES;are.-By viItde or decree Of thc Orphaus'
Cont Of the District Of CclCmba '"r the county If
WashingJ'n, approved by The Circuit Court Of said
District sitting la Chancery, rasSed in The matter
OF the petition Of Ann NJ Cross, guardian of the in
fan children and htirs-at law of sshington Cross
deceased. I will, Oh THURSDAY, the 10Th day of
May, IeC5, al 81 O'Clock p. ia front of the prem
Uses, proceed 10 sell Lots rumb 81 %, 50 80, 81
and -, in Square numbered l043, situate in The
citV OF Ma hing,on and District aforesaid.
The above described properly is -itCa.ed at the
corner CT Fourteenth street east AID st south.
Terms Of sale: Oac-ihird cash the reidue in two
equal payments at and ~ months, with interest
on deferred payments. The deferred payments TO
he secured ny the notes of the purchaser or pur
chaseTs, satisfactorily CnaOrsla.
Upon the full payh.ent OF the purchase money and
interest, and The ratification OF the sale by The
Court, the trustee will convey TO Purchaser or pur
chasers, - his or their cost and expense, all the
right, title interest and in cnd to said ists
ground, CT which the said Washington Cross died
siezCd. ANN NJ. CROSS, Trustee.
GREEN x SCOTT,
ap - -2ISM4, e9Sl0 aucuOneers.
Lots 81, %, 81, and 81 having been sold, the
sale Of Lois Nos 30 and 30 il postponed until
THURSDAY, the e4h in 'tant, on the premises, AT
O'Clock, when they will he s9d 20 the highest bill
der, on the above terms
ANN NJ. CROSS, Trustee.
GREEN b SCOTT,
may lS-d AucIionaers.
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a SPIRITUALIST IN A BATH-On Monday
night oficer S'ewart, while in the vicinity Of
the Schnylkill, ct Arch street wharf. wa,
alarmed By the cries Of a man struggling in
The water, hallooing " murder" and several
other kinds Of deaths. He procured assist
ance, and after some trouble, the individual
was safely, but drippingIy deposited on dry
land lie gave his name az John Mccullough,
and from his confused story, it appeared that
he had besn a victim of q fery gpecies of
spiritu .lism, and following tho guidance of
false light, he had found himself suddenly
plunged in a chilly bath. He was conyeyo1
to the statiOn house, and placed on the stool
Of reDentance, until he was awakened to due
sense OF sTbluRary things Gaz.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

7 HAVE now on hand, and constantly finishing. 4
i very large assortment Of Pleasure aHdCEEL
Family CARRIAGES, Of tie latest fash kfS81A
ions, which will sell rs low the same qualify OF
work can be sold in any Of the principal markets of
the United States.
The subscriber is now dealing exclusively in Car
ragcs OF his own manufacture, and all work sold by
him will be warranted, and compare favOrably with
any work in this market. As always keep large
assortment, invite purchasers and Others TO eX-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Carriages built to order Old Ca .riagc5 taken i'm
exchange, or repaired at the shortest notice.
THOMAS YOUNG,
Sign Of the Golden Horse,
No 400 Pa. avenue and A street.
NAV I-pO3p
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may 23-d
BY GIL &C . g. SCOTT. auctGcneer.
NEALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRnNrIN

BY GRE &C g. SCOTT. Euct.cneer..
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
on north X. between ls;l and i7ih stS west,
at Auction -O1 MONDAY, the 2s;h Infant, we
shall sell. at O'Clock p m in front OF the pren-
see, Lois Neg. 4 and ;, in Square lSi, irOGting on
the north side of nOr!h X, EcIwe-n 10Th aid Eth
streets, 80 feet isrce inches aad IS feet ten inches
running back avCrage depth Of l4s feet TO thir
ty-fect alley.
The above dcscribed properly is handsomely 10
cateG, icing the sec I'd square month of Lafayette
Square P-Is'rs wishing to make good invest
ni"nt viii DO well to attend the sale.
Title inGsput bic.
Terms ORc-third cash; the residue in 6, II, and
l9 MONTHS fog notes bearing interest from tie day
the sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN s. SCOTT,
may 22-d .uc,;onears
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BY j. MCGUIRE, AustIan..F.

Ti'RjiSTEE'S SALE OF CITY LOTS-On
MONDAY afternoon, May 2Ist, at 5 o'clock,
at the Auction rOuns of James c. Mcguire the snb-
sc.iber, by virtue Of deed of trust dated ApTi 70
1854, ami recorded in Liber J. A. s., No. 76 foio5
1873, &c. one of the land records for Washington
county, the District % Columbia sill sell the fol-
Levine Lots. viz: LOIS Ncs. Il, 90, 81, and %, IN
Square no. So
Terms: OnC-half cash; the residue in ard IL
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust on
the nreI,
Ifihe ieim' of sale arc not compiled with within
hve DAYS the trustee reserves the right 10 resell, at
the risk and expense II the detauli:ng purchaser.
ii. T.. SPALDING. Trustee.
JAS. MCGUIRE.
may 7-eoads Auctioneer.
80 The shov1 sale 20 pestpor 4 Un-
I'll TUESDAY afternoon, the 2Sih instant, AZ The
same hcuE and place
III. G.. SPALDING, Trustee.
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
NAV 23-eoSds Auctionepr
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MA PHENOMENA IN MISUNDERSTANDING, Cough
Dyspepsia Liver Com plants, Scrofuls &c-For ali
diseases of the Female System IL stands pre- eminent
Clergyman just informs il has cured him of Bronchitis
of = desperate chsracter-partculsrs hereafter.
HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TISCrURE-By its mild 40
lion on the stomach, liver and kidneys will Dyspep
ss Cough, Asthma Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains
In TIE Back Side and Breast Consumption Scroua Rheu
mssm, Govt Neuralgia Fistula Bowel Complaints, Piles,
Worms, and Nervous Debiltieswth all diseases arising
from impure blood and the grestest tale medicine
known This invaluable medicine Ia wOrkin; wonders
upon the human frame. See to-day mari
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by GRE EN 81 SCOTT, Auctiore.r..

Ey CIR EN g. SCOTT, Auctiore-rs
'EtWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUG
Z tioI = n THURSDAY, the 24ih instant, a:
@ clock p. shall SELL in front If the premises
p7t Of lot No 2, in Square 49,, with The improve
meBtS. which Az t.To frame Houses one contain
irg three an the Cll.r nine roOms; each house
fronting twelve feet on south G, between 7th and
Sth srsets west, with five feet alley between the
two, making The whole front % feet, running back
Sc felt i:;rhes.
TcTns: Gaze fourth cash; balance in six twelve
eighteen, az twenty four months, en- notes bearing
interest.
4 de. i given and deed OF trust taken.
Ti::e indispUtabie.
GREEN & SCOTT,
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GENTL =, balmy zefhyrs and the cool and inyipor-
aing b.eezes matters of gre a, delight in the SUI
L! mon MS. Pure, sparkling Ice Water is also
great cesideralum, and MIDDLEros's leg is Just
inc very thing fer creating thus papasle luxury His
Depot Is continually thrOnged with the lovers of the
delicious fGid. Middleton serves his Bosros Ice
70 MS numerous patrons Al very cheap rates. His
depot Is on F street, near Twelfth.
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TO ALL THAT VALUE THEIR SIGHT

yay ISHES to call the attention TO all that suffer
" with detective sight, caused by age, sickness
and particularly f glasses injudciOusy selected,
TO his superior SPECTACLES and GLASSES care
fully ground by himself a spherical accuracy,
and brilliant transparency, sued precisely and ben
eci,lly the wearer according 10 the cOncaviiy
convexIy of the eye. Very numerous ere the i'll ef
fects cGuss the precious organ Of sight from the
commencement of using glasses in not being pre-
cisely suited, by the use OF OptometeT; ind the
practice Of many years, cnabls him TO measure the
focal distance Of the eyes, and such glasses that are
absolutely required will be fun nShed with precision
and satisfaction
J. I acknowledges the very liberal encourage
ment already Obtained, nd further snlcIts tfe pa
onage OF those that have not yet availed themselves
of his aid.
Persons that cannot conveniently call, by sending
tie glasses in use and stating how many inches
thew can read this print with their spectacles, can
be supplied with such that will improve their sight
I,numerabIe testimonials 10 be seen; and refer
euces given 20 msny who have derived the greatest
ease and comfort ffOTn hi3 glasses.
Circulars Ia be had gratis, AT his cfiice, No 612
Seventh street, three doors from Odd Fellows Hall,
up siaiTs. ,o
5:--Tte SFsciacles you made Tor me suit very
rcil, and seem u have improved my sight EioIe
iraa any Cjbsi have iaifiy I1ed
LIT. W. TAZEwELI,
tuaulf-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-24

A NEW BUsINEss.-The schooner Triumph
u at called from here on SUNDAY. as We under.
stand. is bound to the shores of Labrador for
obtaining wild birds eggs. The birds congre.
gate there, early in the seas on, in great num-
bers; and profitable business is often made
in collecting eggs and feathers. -Ne,o5,lrvport
Herald