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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

THE DEAD SEA.-Though in breadth not exceed
ing ten miles the Dead Sea seem, boundless to the
eye when looking from north to south, and the
M Of the waves as they break on its flint
strewn shore, together with the lines of drift wood
and fragments of fhitmen on the beach, give to its
waters a resemblance to the ocean. Curious to cx-
perence the sensations of swimming in so strange
sea, put to the accounts Of the extreme buoyancy
felt in it, and was quickly convinced that there
was no exnggeration in what | heard. found the
water almost tcpid, and so strong that the chief
difficulty was to keep sufficiently submerged the
feet starting up in the air at every vigorous stroke
When floating, hulfthe body rose above the surface.
a}d with pillow one might have slept upon the
water. After some time the strangeness of the
sensation in some measure disappeared and on ap-
preaching the shore carelcssly dropcd my feet to
walk out, when 10! as if bladder had been attach
ed to each heel, they flew upwards the struggle to
recover myself sent my head down. the vlely bitter
and hriny water from which had hitherto guarded
my head, now rushed into MY mouth, eyes ears
and nose, and for one horrible moment the only
doubt had was whether was to be drowned OF
, poisoned Coming to the surface however swam
to land making farther attempt to walk in deer
: water which am inclined to believe is almost i'm
, possible Eastern Travel.
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Parents may expect from their ehildrn the
same degree OF doubtful behavior, as they Ihem'
selves paid 10 their own parents.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

They have had ice quarter of an inch
thick in the Pewee Valley. Kentucky. Large
"nanti,iss % of ln.e corn have ben injured, and
The destruction Of ga, len V gelables has been
quite ,Xtvn-! -!NJ.
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Miscellaneous.

september, %, 1855 the following articles NJ the
piloes thereto amxed, There insert the list accor-
dng 70 the class or classes proposed for delivers
Die In the city Of Boston, New York Philsdel-
phia, Baltimore, PittsourR, Cincinnati, -. Louis,
Detroit OF Chicago as the case may be j on or be-
fore the n.st day Of April next, or at such time or
Times during the year 1857 as may be ordered by
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs; and for
WEI VIII also furnish, at the same prices. such
additional quantities Of the same kinds and quail
ties Of goods, ard st the lowest market prices,
such other articles Of the same class but Of dif
ferent description, as may be required for the
service Of the Indian Department during the year
1857, deliverable as above stated. And IL this
porposal be accepted for, there insert the number
OF the class or classes proposed for, ] for we ]
viz, within ten days thereafter, execute a con
tract accordingly, and give security sstisfac tory
TO the Commissioner OF Indian Affais, for the
ialthfuI performance OF the samen
Zach proposal must also be accompanied by a
guarantee, In the following form, to be signed by
two or more responsible persons, whose sufic'en-
cy must be certified by q United States Judge or
distrit attorney:
awe hereby guaranty that the above bidder,
for bidders, IL contract shall be awarded 20
him, for them, j according TO his Tor theirI fore
going bid or proposal will execute a crontrsct and
scribed In the advertisement for proposals for In
dian goods, dated September %, 1o56 and we
agree 10 paw any and all damages or losses whic b
the United States on the Indians may suffer by
reason OF failure so TO do on the part Of the said
bidder" for bidders.
No proposal will be considered that does not
strictly conform TO the terms and directions Of
requested to examine the samples before making
their proposals. -.-.
GEO w. MANYPENNY,
Sc eadS&3tawtOct3i Commissions.
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NEW FALL GOODS

uOHN ii SMOOr, No. I19 SOUTH SIDE
y OF Bridge street, Georgetown, ID g., has re.
ceiyed his First instalment Of FALL GOODS
suited to the early demand, VIZ:
80 pieces r all style Muslin de Laines, rs eta.
100 do English Prints, at l2K cts
do Black Silks, best makes
aoo DO shifting Cottons, com prising OF sli thu
most approved makes
oo pieces BIO and Bid Sheetlng Cotton
~ do Irish Linens, good and cheap
10 dozen Danask Napkins, from q "a N a M
Table Cloths, and Table Uamasks
Birds Eve, Huckaback, and Board To,ve,bna
Allendale and Marseiles Spreads
English Fur'd Chintzes from 12H 10 lsx c,s.
Bright Colors tall wOol) Muslin de Laines
BLACK Aiapacas and Muslin de LANES
5O pieces White, Red, and Yellow FIanne,s
Cassimeres, Black French Does kins and Sa
Tweeds, Checked and Plain Jeans
Checked Muslins, Cambrics, and Nainsooh.
White and colOred Canton FlanneIs
Hem stitched, Emb ID and Plain Linen Camhr,r
Handkerchiefs
cents heavy Ribbed and Plain half Hose
Ladies' and childrens Cotton lose OF ali kind.
tents Merino and Cotton Shirts
Ladies hlerino and Silk Vests &c 40
10 which large additions will be made soor
rom the large Auction and IMPORTING Honses ~
Phlladelphia aud New York Customers are In.
vited to call early. "'e ia
DC i-u JOHN H. SMOOT
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GRANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
&&
Great Southern Mail LinsI
~ w ICE DAILY
SUNDAY NIGHTS EICEPTED)
Between washington CITY and the Sonth ,

VIA: ALEXANDRIA,
eORDONSVILLE. RICH M M DAM
VILE GREENSBOROUGH,N C.
AND DAILY TO THE
vi RG N A SPRING
Leave Washington summing O'Clock, A NJ.
Leave Washington at ..........7 PM
Leave Alexandria at.........7 An
leave hieAthoIla at......,......S nj &.
Travellers will find the Morning Line In con-
nection with the Virginia Central Railroad, the
Cheapest, most Pleasant and Expeditions X uote TO
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
Greenbrier White Sulphur and Fauquier White
sulphur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs,
WeiI,s Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, DC.
OMNlBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS
Will DE- at the Washington Railroad Depot to con.
vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, kyss OF
CAa,gs, to STEAMER GEORGE H.
PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, dig erESSss
sHce OF slI miles, allowing ample time Tor NJ asis
Fare from Washington to Richmond .........s5 so
Fare I" " DanyiIle n ND
Fare &c T 6reenshorouv6 a. I'M
Tickets procured on the boat
Expedition and Comfort are secured BY thi,
Route, as ills LINgoP FIRST CLASS RAILROAD
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO DANVILEE
THROUGH PASSENGERS ana BAGGAGE
arriedwithoutcost tothe Depot OF the Petershur,
Railroad. JAMES A. EVANS,
sc Agent, Alexandria, va
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By RAILROAD DIRECT TO THK YVES,
~ g. q sE

Tune 6etaoeen Washington and Whsekane
bnt III hours
Running Time between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hours
1HRoSsH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE cHIcKs TO n
HAD IN WARRINGTON.
T'HE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
l. ROAD having greatly improved its Western
connections, Eow offers the fullest inducements TO
travellers between WASHINGTON BALTJ.
WEST, and the SOUTHWEST
The connection between the Trains from Wash.
lngton and the Trains bound West from BaIti.
more Is always PROMPTLY made at the w ashington
Junction llately called the Relay House) mites
rom Baltimore. This Is the only change of cars
required between Washington and the Ohio river
Baggage Is checked through to Wheeling at tine
washington Station, and rechecked and trans
1erred there, with the passengers) without CHARGE
for those holding Through Tickets for points be-
yond. The connecting trains leave Washington
f.tay a,o a, m ana M p. m On Sundays at the
AtBENWOOD, 4 miles from Wheeling. dire,
s %W1m Is MADE With the trains Of CENTRAL
the Ohio ,b1anCb 0m T%hnn,ng from Bear on
Newark, TO COLUMBUS. These trains coanect
al Newark Uiththa cars OF The Newark, NansseId
and Sandusky Railroad for Sandusky, Toledo.
DeIfolt, Chicago, ct. Louis, etc
AtCOLBMBGS the c q. Railroad Train, o.,-
Rect with the aast trains OF the Lutte fnu,i R;i
reSa TO Aenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, etc. A,
--.iE1 Nn IiAuc uldinl n already C or aectIos IN
formed viii the trains through Dayton, to Indian
apolis, Eerfe Haute. Lafayette, Chicauo. Koch
Island, st. Louis, Carlo, etc. -'.A
IL passengers holding Through Ticketo IN,
Memph,s, pieksburs, hatcher, Nep Oylean,' etc
Which are also sold at Washington-are trsn.,,
tefred at Cincinnati, to the Mali Steamers on th.
nn': AZ nisksts for Evansville, Carlo, and 81.
~ III For LEvELAND, ard via Cleveland n
Io.eoo, Detioit, Chicago, etc tickets are Sold
when Tue Ohio Is navigabe between Wbee' inc
ana Welisville CfOrty miles) where a connectio55
made. uis nahroao ~
Ifaveiers are requested to notice that while this
~ lne only route afording Through Tickets and
CnecKs In w Washington, Il Is also the shortest
lost speedy, and direct to near.y all the leading
points In the great West. The distance from
ato,,t Ia 20 cincinnati Is but 653 mites being
spUu' lU0 mics shorter than by any other route!
;y r.AARRE, BY THROUGH TICKET, FROM
WASHlNGrON:-ToW Wheeling, 10 SO: CoIum.
pus, Si5 %; Dayton, SIS SO; Cincinnati, $40 90:
1Loulsvllle, by railroad, Sls IS, by steamer from
LIN nea ma gig co. Indiana oils, 81 SO; Ceve-
Chicago, $40 s5and sic 50; st Louis, SOS SO and
eISi memphis, e26; New Orleans S3i, etc.
VFOR FREDERICK AND HARPER,S
FERkY, MARTINSBURG, CUMBERLAND,
BBiEiRKLEYSPRIN6s,B EDFORDSPRIN6S,
PIEDMONT, OAKLAND, and FAIRMONT',
passengers may leave washington at 8 a. m. OF
~ P. m. For the minor way stations between
Washington. ~'''
III For trains to and from Baltimore, Amman.
oils, etc, see special advertisements
III For further Information, Through Tickets.
etc, apply to THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent
VIM. g. WOODsIDE.
Master Of Transpartatio,
eni-" Dc " hailrosd, Baltimore.
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MANTEI,a

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE
wan W slar'1asd from slate Stone, by the
Cas'ieten Slate Company, VT.
THESE MANTEI.s ARE EMMETT I'm,
- Imitation Of the richest and most eInensiys
Eu paiAN, LISBON, WEIRD ANTfOUE
f0krH YRY, rYRENEEs, BROCATEtGA''
80 - r., SfANlSH GALWAY, and other rare
SO perfect that they challenge the closest ,cJninv
ney are SO highly polished that thew reta I'm m
DE Seau,y much longer than marble are not inured
,G ~ nc, ooat gas, or acids, and can be sold
ranging from us TO SI2 fiSce
Achitfcs, builders, and others are invited n
ean ana examine samples at No. SIP Sc ventb
s,s,rs' "aoofs below Odd Fellows Hall, up
a. I,.,v L. nj HANSON,
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN sTFaMERS
NEW AUCTION AND COmnIx.I0N
ATnRK

RONFZ d COOMBS, NO. 500 SEVENTH
susets, between and X streets, return their
grateful thanks TO generous public for the liner
Al patronage extended 10 them since they ave
been engaged In the House Furnishing business
In tue Northern Liberties, and now beg leave to
announce To the public that at the earnest solicit
tation OF many citizens they have been Induced
10 coenect viii their present trade the Auction
and Commission business
Ihey pleoSe themselves to leave no effort I'M
tiled OF spare no trouble to give satisfaction In all
Gases 10 those who may cOnh1e their business TO
them o.. favor them with their patronage
al GOODS consigned 10 them will be sold to the
Dest advantage and prompt returns made
Particular attention will be given TO the sale Of
ISaI ana personal property Of every kind and
nberal cash advances made on the same wheney-
er required. BONTZ Il COONRS
COmmisSion
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Miscellaneous.
Sale of United States Land near Rlchmono,
Virginia, known az Bellonna Arsenal.
ORDNANCE OyYIcK. I
washington, September o, 1885 )

OrpNANcK OyYIcK,
Washington, September D, 1855
NrO satisfactory offer having been received for
IN the above mentioned proPs.y, under me al
proposals In writing are again Invited for the
his office until IL O'Clock, m, on the 9th day Of
should a satisfactory bid be made the bidder
will be Informed Of It, and will be required to
to pay the purchase msney In cash upon the re-
ceipt Of which deed will be made by the Secre-
tary Of War conveying all the little of the United
States In and to the same.
The property to be sold consists of TWENTY seven
and a half acres Of land located on the James
Ilver, some IA miles above Richmond; part OF
the land Is covered with grove Of valuable tim
Der; another part has been under cultivation as
garden, &c and another part Is covered with
tne arsenal buildings, among which are: A brick
and basement; brick barrick. 100 by 30 feet slate
roof, two stories and basement; two brick build
ings FOR otcers quarters, each 40 by % feet, slate
roofs, two stories besides cellars and ganets; two
brick store houses, each 60h by % feet, slate
roofs, two stories and cellars two brick work
shops. each al by 26 feet slate roofs two stores
one armorers and smiths shop, brick, "a by %
feet slate roofs, two stories; brick wall ls feet
high and feet thick, connecting the; e buildings
and enclosing the arsenal square. There is also
on the property a magazine, Of stone, 81 by 20
feet with slate roof, unded 10y an enclosing
stone wall 113 by So feet and ~ feet high and a
brick stable SIX by 20k feet, slate roof, two
stories high.
All Of the foregoing buildings are said to be in
good condition, with the exception Of the armor
ers shop and stable, which req uire repairs. They
were erected In a very substantial manner, and
would yield large quantity Of brick, stone slate
lie i'd and other materials should the purchaserde-
sire to take them down, which materials could
be boated down to Richmond at a small cost
Persons disposed to bid will please apply to Mr..
Macarthur, on the premises, who will give all the
necessary information
Proposalsto be sealed, and endorsed Proposals
for Bellona Arsenal" Hk. CRAIG,
Colonel Of Ordnance
The National Intelligencer and Star, Washing
ton, ID. C., and the Enquirer aud Examiner,
Richmond, Va, will publish the above twice q
Week Till 9Th October. sc 9-2awt9thOct.
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLa AND ms TRANCE.
.aathorizsd Capital aud Surplus 81, 1888, Isl Is.
FARMERS AED MECHANICS INSUR-
AECE CO., OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office northwest corner Pennsylvania Grenue and 17th
street, Washington City, ID. Z.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thos B. Florence, Charles Dingee,
George IL. Armstrong, Thomas Manderfeld,
Charles A Rubicam Edward X UelmboIJ
George HeImbold, F. Carroll Brewster
James E. Neal, Isaac Leech, Jr
THOMAS Il. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD HEEMBOLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
=, Charles Walter, No. 397 street, opposite City
Jno M: Thornton, corner FRS, street and Virginia
avenue, Island.
James Williams, No % Fourand-a half street.
John Rigees, No. sol Thirteenth street. below
pennsylvania avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Capt. J; P. Levy, No. SGT Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite National Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
John Thomson.
The business of this Company will compare IA
vorably with the most successful of similar instiu-
tons In the United States
From the LIST day of August, 1855 in five months
up I, LIST January, 1855, the premiums received
amounted to the large sum OF one hundred and eight
thousand, one hundred and ffly-one dollars. with
only ioryslx hundred and sixty six dollars losses
reported.
With these evidences of success and good man.
asement, the directors feel justified in soliciting
share Of public patronage believing thai The seen
rity offered is ample and that all fair claims will be
adjusted more accordingly equity than legal techni
calities.
me company isprepared TO issue policies against
loss or damage by fire on DWELLINGS, FURNI-
TURE, MILLS, MANUFACTURERS, WARE
HOUSES, all descriptions OF BUILDINGS and
their contents, or all kinds of MERCHANDISE,
transported by VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CA,
NAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and the usual con.
veyances to or fren any portion Of EUROPE and
AN EHlCA, and on the hulls Of STEAM BOATS
navigating the western waters
The rates Of premium will be as low as other
companies, and ia fixing them every Improvement
IN construction and arrangement will be tai en- into
consideration. o
Al losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid,
Oincs north west Corner Pennsylvania avenue and
seventeenth street, Washington city, DC.
Insurance may also be eGected Of ne Home Office
n9Th~ess corner fdIrrta and Second Streets PhiLa1
deiPhid and In other principal cities of In. United
jel4lyt
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
93k UNITED STATES fQkx
M ALL 81 Fam 4 8. SE4S

l. are the
ATLANTIC ..,,..Capt Eldrjdoe
BALTIC Capt. Comstock
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Capt. Jas. West
These ships having been built by contract ex-
pressly for Government service, every care has
been taken In their construction as also in their
engines, TO Insure strength and speed and their
accommodations for passengers are unequaled for
elegance and comfort
In FIRST cabin, $3.50; In second do, S75. From
Liverpool to New York, 80 and 20 guineas An
experienced surgeon attached to each ship. No
OF this line have improved water-tight bulk
heads and to avoid danger from Ice will not CROSS
the Banks north OF az degrees until after the LIST
Of August.
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SING ER'B
Improved Sewing Machinas

SING ER'B
improved Sewing Machines.
IoThieh was granted the Highest Award Of
.ne Parls Exhibition, tn ereby rsoeivino
ING worlds Verdict Of Superiority.
IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
"a I'M mas simplihed them IN MANY resnarts
- 80 ecapaoleof e1ecutine twice H. s,ponn,
Tn ~A tney did formerly in anu ct-o .t
~ Ie without question the onI,J ~ sn siiio
RaDLs OF sewing every variety n, achIhes Cd
sIns oosoIh or heavy trace foy S.u Peiiec'i
eeWh ny any OF these machines hy a oaess can De
,. ano thread In such a mann SuenSe
closest scrutiny cannot detect fani, 'na' the
Man mactufers planters and famij,a. .,,
mem the only safe Ma chimes to purcba =. VIII IND
8st out Of order. ho' likely TO
We have machines with puages ,,,.,S
binding hats, cap fronts, CATERS &c lot
snk, Thread, Cotton, Needles, I. eon.,,,,..
on hand, at the lowest rates
fersonsdesirous ofinformation rerardtno s.,-
ing Machines Will please address
i. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
los Baltimore street Baltimoys
I've are prepared 10 harpe these ma .
49, p oI oId machines OF any kind Terms Iib-
PERSONS who have been nduced 70 nnnch.s.
sL- 1870, machines under the pretert 81 helm >
'I rn., ~, Hll, ~ and this benefit indeed
L.. ~ WE'D Ar THE MIJSIC NJ
POI; W. Mliler's Grand sousre pI.I
ANUS, the moet magnjdcent It -. 81
ments now manufactured inSru-IT
large stock OF Pianos FOR ,s,, -
reasonable terms ien' on the most
seq w. G.M ErZnRorr
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PROPOSED DATEs OF SAILING.
REV NssS York. &o~. Ifs.r~.

WHelght OF passage apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
So Wall street, New York,
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO. LIVERPOOL
Friars, London.
b. q. WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris.
The owners OF these ships will not be account
cious stones, or metals, unless bills Of adfg are
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. NJ -
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CHEAP FURNITURE.

Va Our large warehouse is fIIed IN i,ss-
" utmost capacity with every de- Il
,scrlpuon OF Perior, Chamber and
hitcnon uIniture, both new and second hand
which we will sell at a small advance o,a. ,l'
Lecturers prices. 1t Is useless for MS to itemizs
somce 10 say we are are prepared TO furnIsb ON,
entire houses al such prices cannot fail To tive
satisfaction TO purchasers cali Is resnac, All,
soilcl'ed BONTZ COOMBs,
Auction and Commission Merchants
Sc O-lm No. $50 Seventh street
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GREAT REDUCTION
IHAvE ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL

aoelpnld manu-
facturer, q frst rate
Sewed or Pegged
Calf-Skin BOOT at
% o.. full as good
a those usually sold
at Is or SO; ard a
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER at
%. so, as good az any
at IS; afrstrate Calf
6aiterat % 50, these
are the best goods
that is Tor everwere)
sold in the District
for the price; for the
proof, come and see
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EVENING STAR.
WHEN THE SULTAN GOES 10 IsPAHAN.

BIT 7. B. ALDRrcH.
Wkss tLs SxIfGn SAaA-Zdman
Goes 10 fhs city IsPahdn,
Even before he gets so Tar
As the last Of the thirty palace gates,
The pet OF the harem, Rose-in Bloom,
Orders feast In his favorite room;
Ices and sherbets, sugared dates,
Syrian apples, Othmanee ounces,
Lines, and citrons, and apricots,
And wines that are known TO the Eastern princes
And Nubian slaves, with smoking pots
OF sPiced meats and costliest fish,
And all that the daintiest palate could wish,
Pass in and out o the golden doors
And scattered over the jewslled foors
Are anemonies, myrtles and violets,
And musical fountain throws Its jets
VI an hundred colors into the air
The dusk Sultana looscns her hair,
And stains with the henna- plant the ups
OF her pearly nails, and moisten her lips
With carmine waters.
Waving her hand,
The dancing girls OF Semarcand
Float in like rnists from Fairy land
And then 10 the low, voluptuouS swoons
OF music rise and fall the moons
OF their full brewn bosoms Orient blood
Runs in their veins, flames in their eyes;
And there. In this eastern paradise,
Filled with the fumes Of sandal wood,
And Khoten musk, and aloes and myrIh,
Sits Rose In Bloom on silk divan,
sippiEg the wines Of Alspahan;
And her Arab lover sits with herr
THAT'S tchsH the Sultan Shah Zdzuan
Cos TO the city Ispahan.
Now. when l see an extra light
Flaming, tickering on the night
From my neighbours window opposite,
i know as well as know to pray
i know as well as tongue can say,
That fAs iHsocsht Snltds Shah Zdman
Has gone to the city ISpahant
For leading this sort OF orient life,
L rather think, is my neighbours wife,
(Knieksrbocksr.
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ca1BB BROTHERS RATVRRS

BUY AND SELL
AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE:
On ALL tfokNISH DRAFTS
On all n.,t COLLECT DRAFTS
DIV ed States and Europe;
Ell FOR Il OK uPwARns.
RoNnu syoSSUI AND SELL "AADsi
,oOAs,a OTHER sBCvKIyrrs.
NEaofLAfE TIME PAPkg.
paying NV and ever, fsr sa,..
LAND ABRAMS
We are at all times Purchasing ana
Saie, LAND WARRANTS OF all denom,na,,on 80,
Land Warrants located In Iowa, Wisconst -
minnesota. CHUBB BROTHERS..
JAM bankers, opposite the Treasu,v
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The HAT.
IMPORTED HATS DIRECT FROM PARIS

IMPORTED HATS DIRECT FROM PARIS
3 CASES OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
a styles OF SOFT and KNOCK ABOUTHATS
ordered last May, just received. Having gone 20
great trouble and expense TO get the above goods
direct from Pars, / can now cffer and shall at m
tres have, the latest and most approved STYLES
OF French Hats, at the Bazaar, corner Of Sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
sc 25-eo2w HOPKINS
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NANJHAc1JRHD BY
Do A L. NE EDY.
Ne 120 Wdyyss street, Roxbr,s

= PRICE, ONR DOLLAR
n wholesale Agents.-New York CITY, G.. v
E,aLalCkNER, 81 Barclay street; C. III. RIMS
w broadway; A. b. d. SANDS, 100 FnIto;
erect erect. Philadelphia, Il. w. DYOTT SONS
11aurmore, BROWN BROTHER, CANRYS
On Alexandria, PEEL & STEVENS
IA A. Retail by all respectable Druggists in IN.
nned States and British Province. ana az. 'hs
rae p''gxists Of this CITY. az, sSe o.
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Tor yourself. Terms positively cash. No extra
profit charged 10 Offset bad debts. Call at tho
NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street
near Pennsylvania avenue.
MA II ANTHONY, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08

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ChuBB BRO7HERs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08

fore purchasing elsewhere, at 5. p. HOOVER'S
Iron Hall Boot and Shoe Establishment Penn
avenue, bet 9th and 10th streets
large assortment Of Sole Leather Trunks,
also Leather and Wood Frame. Lads Hat Cases,
new styles. seI3