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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

uNVg.u DRUGS, MEDICINES. aC.-pi

u subscriber is receiving iatKe additional sappht
Drugs Medicines Oils Paints NRfhishos Patent Mrdien.i
a. which renders his stock large and complete cm
eng ovefA article usually found In pug Ntare
Particular altuHfan given the selection 81 the pufst
beat goods and every article warranted represented
Prescriptions Physicians aud tRnies CHmpnI
times and all the Fbafinao utaa preparation
made rs they appear IN the Journal
lnly alu john II sEAY. Druerisr
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y Aht NOT 81, No 2I BoLLINGBRook ST pt -,
- nave eatapIshed myself for the Transaction Of
eHh Virginia ami North Carolina Merchants yisit
"'.N' I'm Examination OF my large and varied assrfn,T
n az !"Izi' Is ICING such enable me To sell n, ,
'"'Si RATES Rad Roads Marhinists Blatksui. a,1 ,r
.' generally "ilItnd it 10 their interest t., examine
b'IoIt purchasing elsewhere -. '''"
'I''' Thankfully received and promptly attended to
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"a SION MERCHANT. On the Dock Richmond. Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to last season.
have made arrangements to ncrca thu line OF Boats
from house. that boat will leave every other day,
~uud4ys excepted BY this arrana shall be able
goods through days than heretofore, and
nearly they by the 5 X Il, and at much less
cast
Ayc'arge forwarding Tobacco is cts per Box and
20 cts Ir HID which includes DrayaEe and Wharfage when
there necessity for drayaEe The draYaut and wharfage
from tlr Basin cts per Box and H. per HID The
i.e %, charged by tie james River kan-wha @. tor
passing 10 ny house are Sets Per aorut ct tor Boxes
n4te- Me- thh Heein" tts. 81 Iteration am
VaHs ug ny customers to rr1p JAv heue and charge only
inf H'0 ir s"rNe7 hoping ttcreH TO command larger
business
Wy personal attention vii be given a sales # produce and
purchase ut goods ON Commission. \ $. LEE.
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-. ~, ,t4,t,.5.t- NfIke@INIA q Ten NHIaaE,I
~ ksaF Raj. ROAD NOTICE TO SHIP
PiRN OF PKODI CE- an and att
i1e s day Of october lso Btcnn and Nausou vii NOT In,
-ce,edtp transportation. or transported nn s road mn
t-ss packed in casks. Heeshcsds crates or boxes "
by order OF the Board CHI
Hpp
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NEWx nooKs "A, nonsE,..->.,.r too ,r,.


~ friends will find stock CLOTHING larger and be-
ter adapted for their retail sales than before W.
promise 10 sell as cheap house In Richmond Peters
burg, and better styles Of Clothing
Oct tsI GLASS & RAINr
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IDEoss~IoNs ON CONslGNuE,y

HHds TTInt NhUlIdtrs,
10 - Sides,
30 Bbls Lard.
70
80 Kegs prime "
2Ol Ganvassed Hams
All ON consis nIrnt, and for sale low ratas
sep l5lts - n q SUNS
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-. ~. ..ss....s.- VIRGINIA ~ TENNESSEE
SE14 81 Raj. ROAD -On Thursday. he
l9thot june the Passenger Tram VIII
commence running 30 SAT- W uIks Branch Junction
gum u Isl Z II Gill. ten Suu'i.
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K g. NapU'~, hohs FALL 1875, IAciu.,,.-
- " Ill " i"eeae, ny SIfN ENSON & WEDDEII ,,t,
- l'N H store superb Stock, embracing Frrn,h Cn,
hlil''" ana American Fabrics all Of which ha ii
go care ana attention by one OF the firm at the YER,
ann. ' ,"s Stock for the wants Of the North Carolina
ta",'a9 aud responsible buyers ar. i,yi,ad w. u. ~
,I 80 a''"'''o ana Judge tor themselves of tie ,iy.s
s.'3+ No - y 20 Sycamore Strset
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{ ,mosmoNn a r,rm,N. n.n.er. in Con-.

~ and Furnishing 10 Main street Elei
mHai 49,. 20 faII $40. b Ifs5H..
1as4HE 5Hf-rt4a - the Sfark ~ Gsa traduced BY TIE
H II p.rhfI uula hs well te nsticc fbe tact 1T orr
7f# t.rpzz irafs with al se,tts u the ) ate. during
fh t= We #aNr t.aH tsted in RiulHuud Am asaH atfu
take 81
-5sumtt which 10 make ourselves known expecting. ct
r"H>f that ali examination all parties vii judy Tor f1cu
-s H 60 our particular merits hrnE city satisfied hat
Dos fsf ueis notions and Judgment mHst bt consulted
ARE ua. rcccS he our Fall Sur. ami as#ae purchasers
fffe5y thing ju the WY # Gents Wearing ATPald vii
rgrltsV attention a li a,riod tae VIII a an tin' be
found re su thai ea, usours Int' Viii Ia supplied
Having eNnrF faculty fer 'ur pfnp' fT=rgu1 ct uHr hHs
ucsswr Eope make ot fact apparent - on, customers and
-,rHHe sat thy laor HHHHs the a-t "" have nj
ted up rHft &Tr-sI9 Tor Gefs Furnishing Gapls where
,u-tHnpr- md every thHg pertaining o. THAT Department.
Ia The tuathg DeFafiuctt gaaIalee the Stock
lt rrt.t nHat1 Of durability. lit aud styles because
thing .lzeFr and 8yc hesitation ia saving
god, vii hn found equal - The besf order WORK ia the
county Watching the Y1fiaHs changes Fashion Iafrs
assured ot finding o la,si aud uirkp re,
SUBJECT inspection and approval call is solicfeaby
GBDSHONG 4 TGPMA&.
-r9 its No 10 Main St. RI lmuuG. Na.
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u MpHE. 81. flTllgBtEG - Ny Stock IF - yea
tlthug and Gems Furnishing Goods embraces ~ uy Made
iensv" and superior variety HAT have ever had Tho ''t "N
al exhibiting u the clelstf HE tockade iitslre
country Ny Stock Of Cloths Cassneres and 'aidhg
been selected with fare from important have
styles i patterns. aud VIII be made order in ma ma attest
htf upon short nttef aud sui or No, man
sos IN want ct hH, Parry and Wedding Suiis nf Per
la ana 9es tus1 shall not be disappointed upon mate
Of my STOCK Mr. JOHN WHITE Gutter and N,a'aa ION
tnst"m Department. THOS " En,,S' + d the
sep Nf.Is l., sycamore ST
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~ ~ NHstA 7 T a ; P Mass Licorice
20 " &c Il Co
100 Hall Cases NJ T "
100 ACC
All oil consignment and for sale low b,
.,.,.,.. IHOS BRANCH Il SONS
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Monies Percussion Cups Gunpo. der Patent
shut Balls Powder tlaks Pouches aud Bells, Bird Bags
Nipples and Wreuches, Washing Rods and Tickers, Dog
Chain. and Collars Gun Makers Materials &c DC e RE-
NoLNERS and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices,
iu the trade : SUTHERLAND,
" I2 Main opposite Eagle Square Richmond, Va
DIPLOMA
OF THE FIRST CLASS WAS AWARDED BY THE VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE FOR TIE fOMO1IpN
OF THF MECHANIC ARrs TO
SAM Ell SWITZERLAND. OF RICHMOND NlRGA
For caseuf GUNS, PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited a
The Exhibition Of Articles Of American auutucture, he'd
ILt Ct, of Richmond the 10th day OF Nov, le5l.
JANIS W IEwELLEN, J. A. BELNIS.
Secretary President
mi Z y
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. az
Once of the =. =. Railroad 80.
IETtt-HHHg NsFt - -
~ - - X y 49, - :. .i VI -

IA i ,1rtabyf lHe Ma al lAs.sHH SCI
l.ra ali leave I..tc5saHzE ta3sf Suudays oxccicn
.#.=k af#.tt HaIA,s d n aid
- slf-h aHfs at I a. 4 NJ
.-zsa s4usdaar. - eIass= \ # Arivr Brfkr
ls4. 1 Iaaet.ulI NJ. aad az tsssss..Ha - T. II
Il ALLSlr
~u.rHHfrud,ut
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N-Ew CONCERS.-Wm r. Anderson hn.

NEW tONCERS.-W n. Anderson has
~ THIS day associated with hun JOHN . ADAMS aud
THOMAS ANDERSON fDr the purpoar Of tranaaetiug
GENGkAI GROCERY. COMMISSION AND FORWARD
Ihb III slNtss. under fo ura and styls 81 ANDERSON
ADAMS a co Al the Old stand a ". I Anderson ltu#
m.ri, - kruwica)
Ihey always kcrp hnud well selected stock
e'urf Guano ground aud lump Fasi. Livingston PlouE
and Castings
Particular attention the sar eBnsgmnenis aud
made Produce in hand
WILLIAM + ANDERSON
JOltN q ADAMS.
r. -
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2Ns&easz VIA --I blt NEW hbRk fI'bh ~ NJ IL
81 III Passengers i'ayuE Iynrihurg by South
Nfi" Ran Road an Tuesday at O'Clock conne,t the
aHffH I'll lily ioni. with Tho steamship JAMENIO y. aid
If'rd drort Ia Nrw N"lG, touching only Norfolk Far
! H1opsh rckcsapply 10 LEE < JOHNSON.
Agents for \ y y Va ste .l4-l. 3. e..
4 $ The steamer Roanoke Will coutHnr ty
-Hralfs l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

~ aud tuGcr sugar. al grades aud price. Imperial Cum
Powder md Haek Irguer 80 and Maekeei- beautiful
lot ~ pHsa leet which vii take fH-izin -h,HH tof fam
lie. Orleans taha Nutssts utifuR aud Pm ppm
Gi,,sp sperm Adauautn. FaHaR Coloftd and Ialop
dis Arpln, nerucfaalY -'aIgd Peaches SUGAR o Pop
andy. brHoms. homemade. Toilet
Ani ltu SOAP Lagura. Rio aud JHYa Cote
have iis0 aided t., atock bohutiful lot II DRY
GOODS surh summer Cashmere Plaid Gnghams. Prints
Plid aud supra Domestic Bleaehed and uhbcaehed Cot
to- which ia Ael!! lots Tor Cash
may IT. J II SOLOMON
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A n,.M..snm.Nr." r.smsAnsE-.

~ take iho liberty ct calling the attention et Lady
supply Nrtk Ornaments. old
Chains at different patterns with Gold CROSSES attached Also
u uursuck at cold bracelets p huns aud bands.
very Geh and he Autul together with something very
and pretty ia way at Box and Glass Bracelets IMMATURE
lN"uosos W have received at ct hair hrads Tor
bracelet clasps well bracelet clasps themselves which
make up very short notice. Also something very
desirable ia tho shape 81 N,lvotor Ribbon Pins and good
Nesur early call as abNr RrtceE tasteful,
aud uui,ss are much mistaken viii ge of speedily,
,
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e those beautiful and have this
uetr Nne hnu 1t has been my pleasure
public haSp hand CAMEO worth from Twelve
600 tarty five pelars call them feel
h,i HAT NuH will hc pleased. JOS. $ THURMAN.
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4 akNG AND PLgnRENs.-Ne r,
SP'EsiHiy call the attention the Public -, ,rr
nus Baker, Philadelphia '''! =" 1@'"'
W are prepared to do Plumbing Work If III li,1. ,,b
B % Us Srs lot C"Id or shower Baths Iron or oor,r
- ~ Hhs " ash basns Iron or Wetqevnra tyo - ii,,
h5 Nnks Iron or Lead Boilers Iron,r Conpcr Va f all
Kinds OF Hunting " urk ~ N"Pl'i' we o' ''
'' ''s' ASK attention to CaIvanized Iron PM
: 'I.''t Wnich Is much USED Wator pm PR. in
,.a "l1 wish {" have Gas Water Introduced ~.
''' 10 'l'F advantage TO ealI the sul sc,il,rr
prarft.,f q - r,,.ou ,, JAS CLELANp
Mala 81 IEneaJurg, va 49, ''''''9 "'tl'...>''
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AI',sss

NV YORK rAthETS --IAls NV lulnr a.sLI. =
composed - she following Us. alHti sails
1u Nv fHrs every lhrae days AL Hn.d In ths cts
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4 n ",' V %3. 81 II @% S, $s"a
r f Wanias good harRaius ia Watches, JoNcy and Plated
JElll WILLIAMS.
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JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.

'tNp those ia want of snch articles, would
nust respectfully cl their attention the supply
I'afs Mech chains. tus.rs Watches uA
aaa numerous to aud sale chcal,
toI tioh Can AMI examine themat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11
Proposals for Copper.plate Engraving.

OF7IcR RSUPRRINfENDRNr PUBLIC PRINTINs,(
Washington, July IS, 1856 I
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ ceived at this office until the 14th day Of
August next. at II O'Clock IN for engraving up
steel copper, In the highest style Of the sew
eral styles Of the art OF steel or coppor-plate en-
craving. various maps, profles, panoramic views
and views Of scenery required to illustrate the
several reports Of surveys OF railroad route to the
Pacific ocean.
Each proposal must be accompanied by satisfac.
tory evidence Of the ability Of the party bidding
to execute The work, by specimens Of each class
or style OF work bid for executed IA his or their
own Office, ana by statement Of the force which
can be employed by each upon the work -
lti to be distinctly understood that no bios
will be entertained from any parties not directly
engaged in, and practically acquainted with the
syle Of work bid for.
The bid. will state separately the pri e. and but
one price, for each style of engraving (specifying
plate bid for, and the time required for executing
the same.
Contracts will be entered into with and bonds
with security win be required from, the success.
ful bidders Tor their faithful execution Of the work
bid for.
Ali work will be required to be executed "to the
satisfaction Of the Secretary Of Warp
The work can be inspected by persons desirous
of bidding therefor, upon application at this Of
The proposals must be addressed, one to the
oChaifrnan of the Committee on Engraving, -
81 Eouse of Representatives United States" and
| one to A.. q. seaman, Superintendent Public
Printing, Washington, % G., AID be Plainly en-
dened nProPosals tor Steel or CoPPeIi Plate En-
RSavinRn "A. .. sEAAAN,
jy 2.dtllthAug Superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11

PRESENT TRANSLATION OF THE BIBLE.-Tbe
present translation Of the Bible was made at
the command of King James /; the trsnsla-
tors were ffty-fou Of the most learned men OF
that time, VITO were divided into five bodies,
of which each was to labor on a particular
part of the Bible, which was thus divided
Ruth, Samuel, and Kings, to the Deans Of
Westminster and st. Pauis, Doctors Ssrsvia,
Clark, Layfield Leigh, Messrs Stretford, Sus-
sex, Clark, Bedwell. From the Chronicles to
Ecclesiastes, to DIR. Richardson, and Messrs
Sirley, Chadderton, Dillingham;, Harrison,
Andrews, Spalding, Binge. All the Prophets
and Lamentations to DR.. Harding, Reinolds,
Holland, kilby, Messrs. Hereford, Brett, Fare
Glove: All the Epistlss to the Dean Of Ches-
ter, DR.. Hutchinson, Spencer, Messrs. Fenton,
Rabbit, Sanderson, Dakins. The Gospels,
Acts, and Apocalypse, to the Deans of Christ
Church, Winchester, Worcester, Windsor
Drs Perrin, Ravins, Messrs. Sayile, Hsrmer
And the Apocryphs, to Drs. Duport, Brei;h-
waite, Ratcliffe, Messrs Ward, D1wnes, Boyse,
Warde They met at Westminster, Oxford,
and Cambridge, as it was convenient for each
body. The method in which they proceeded
was thus Several translations Of each part
were drawn up by the members Of that oody
to which it was allotted, who then, in joint
consultation, selected three Of the best, or
compiled them out Of the whole number
Thus, in three years three TRANSACTIONS of the
whole were sent to London; then six deputies,
from each place, were appointed 70 extract
one translation out of the three, which was
finished and printed in the year loll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11

TIE Present QUEEN OF GREEcE-The
queen is a woman OF thirty-fve, who will
not grow old for : long time; her enrIoHpolR,
will preserve her. She is Of a powerful and
vigorous constitution, backed by an iron
health. Her beauty, famous fifteen years ago.
may still be perceived, although delicacy has
given way TO strength. Her face is full aud
smiling, but somewhat stiff and prim; her look
is gracious, hat not aflble; IL would seem a.
though she smiled Professionally, and that
anger was not far of. Her complexion is
slightly heightened In color, with few imper-
ceptible red lines which will never grow pale.
Nature has provided her with a remarkable
appetite, aud she takes four meals every day,
not to speak of sundry intermediate collstioas.
One part of the day 10 devoted 10 gaining
strength, and the otAer to expending il In
the morning the queen COOS out into her gar
den, either on foot or In little carriage, which
she drives herself She talks 20 her gardeners,
she has trees cut down, branches pruned, earth
levelled +; she takes almost as much pleasure
in making others move as in moving herself,
and she never has 60 good an appetite as when
the gardeners are hungry. After the mid -dav
repast and the following siesta, the queen goes
out riding, and gets over few leagues at n
gallop to take the air In the summer she
gets up at three in the morning to 20 and bathe
In the sea at Phalerum; she swims, without
getting tired, for an hour together In the
evening she walks, after supper, in her gar
den. In the ball season she never misses a
waltz or aquadrille, and she never seems tired
or satisfied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11

MAIL RoBBERY.-On yesterday afternoon,
General Mcguire, special agent of the Post
Office Department, accompanied by U: S.
Deputy Marshall, Joseph d. Steele, arrived
in this city, and arrested a youth named
James Adkins, recently employed in the Ex
press Office, for stealing letter containing S6 1
from the Murfreesboro' Post Office several
weeks since. He was imprisoned in the city
jail, and will be off for Murfreesboro' this
morning This youth who is not more THAI
l6 years of age, applied at this office few
weeks ago, and upon producing the proper
recommendations obtained work. - Peters
burg Erpress ..-
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, MAY %, 1856.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the
stock issned pursuant to the act Of Congress of
2sd July, 1siS, that such stock Is redeemable by
It's terms, and VIII be paid at the Treasury on the
surrender Of the certificates thereof, on the 18th
Of November next, when interes. thereon will
cease
This department win continue to purchase such
stock prior to said day Of redemption, and will
pay therefor the following premium, in addition
to the interest accrued to the day Of purchase,
with one days interest for the money to reach
the vendor:
On such stock received at the Treasury between
the lst day Of June and the 3ist day Of July, In
elusive, ons-hsh Of enc per cent. on the amounts
specified In the certificates;
On ssch stock received between the lst and 81 st
days Of August, ons-fsurth Of one per cent;
And en- such stock received after the 3lst day of
August, the interest accrued thereon, and one
days additional interest only, will be paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under
this notice must be duly assigned to the United
States by the party entitled to receive the pur-
chase money and when sent prior to the LIST July
the current half years interest mu I also be as.
signed by the present stockholder, otherwise such
interest Will be payable as heretofore.
And notice Is further given to holders Of other
stocks Of the United States that this department
will purchase the same between the 1st day OF
June snd the LIST day Of December next unless
the sum Of 500 900 shall be previously oh aimed
and will pay for the same, In addition to the in
terest accrued from the day Of the last dividend
ofinterest, and one days additional interest for
the money to reach the vendor, the following rates
Of premium:
On stock Of the loan Of lsia, premium Of 10
pr cent;
On stock Of the loans Of ls47 and Is4s premium
Of is per cent;
And on stock issued under the act Of 9th Sep.
tember, 1880, commonly called Texan indemnity
stock, premium Of per cent.
Certificates transmitted under this potice should
be duly assigned to the United States by the par.
ty entitled to receive the money and II sent pre-
vious to the 1st July, the current half-years in
tere' must also be assigned by the present stock
holder otherwise the interest for the half year
that day will be payable to him as heretofore
Paymest for all the foregoing stocks will be
made by drafts the assistant treasures at Bos-
ton, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties
entitled to receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
m te-du2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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A VILLAGE OF WoMEN.-The following ac

A VILLAGE OF W WOMEN.-The following &C
count appears in the Augsburg Gazette
The village of Madana, which is about six
ty English miles from Rutschued, in WAL
lachia, offers at the present moment a curiou:
ethnographical singularity, having been in
habited by women only for the last thirty
years. At one period, this female population
was two hundred. The ladies did not live like
warriors, like the Amazons of old but avoid
ed all intercourse with men, and drove away
from their territories all who appeared with
matrimonial intentions The anti-social settle
ment is now supposed to be on the decline :; al
least no more recruits are made from the dis
appointed or the love-crossed, and the mem
bers Of the population are rapidly decreasing
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TlON.

TINE EIGHTH ANNUAL SESSION OF the
Il Classical and Mathematicai Academy under
the direction and government Of the unders gned
will commence on Monday, September 1st
Number OF pupils limited to Is.
-Four boys, between the ages Of 10 and Is, can
be received as boerders.
Terms: Sac0 per ten months, for board, tuition,
washing, &c. Academy Room No. l61 West st /,
Georgetown, ID. C. T. w. SIMPSON,
an 6-lw pTincipal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11

Making a small provision for your
men is hardly justi6sble, and of all things the
most prejudicial to themselves. They think
what they have much larger than 1t really Is,
and make no exertion The young sn9I'o ~
never hear apy language but this: q f.u
have your own way to make, and it depends
upon your own exsrtions whether you s'arve
or not, .... ..--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11

T Sometime during last week an Ordin ny
office chair came down Niagara River and
lodged few feet above the brink OF the FAILS,
east of Luna Island. It stands facing the
Falls, as if TO invite the visitor to Il seat.
The legs are probably fast in the rock IL Is
supposed to have come from the III fated
Northern Indiana,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11

To PIcxkL wALsUrs Take the walnut'
before they begin to shell, put them INTO talt
and water for a fortnight, changing Il two or
tbree times. Then drain of the water and set
them over the fire, with as much vinegar as
will cover them, with an ounce Of blacs pep
ner, n little ginger, few bay leaves, a little
,r.ce three cents worth Of mustard seed, and
a Glove Of garlick. Let them boil in this pic
kIe a quarter Of an hour. 1t is as we'll to put
the mustard and gariick into the pickle when
cold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11

LNOR RENT, WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM
Il POWER.-The large, airy, convenient, and
well finished Hall next door to the Star Build
ings 1t is so by so feet in the clear, with high
ceiling, and Is capitally lighted. Also, the store
Immediately under the west half Of said hall 25
by 80 feet fronting directly on Pennsylvania
avenue in the heart Of the business portion there
Of, (no other such desirable business stands are
now being offered 20 the public They will be
rented separately or together. For terms apply
to GEORGE HILL, Papermaker, Bridge street,
a few doors west Of the omnibus stand, George
town, or at the Star Office counter
B.-Ifrenters desire to carry on any business
requiring steam power, they can be accommo-
dated with shafting attached TO the new and pow
erful engine Of the Star Newspaper and Job
Printing Ofhce, manufactured by the Messrs
Ellis, and arranged so as to furnish ample power,
II ifrequired, to renters Of the premises advertised
above. je 20-u
IL The lease on the above property will be
sold.
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Photogr aphic, Ambrotype, and Daguerrean
Gallery. .-. IT,.
as NOW OPEN AT NO. 3S2 PENNSYLVA-
/ MIA avenue, near Seventh street, where Photo
prapts, colored or plain Ambrotypes tinted and
colored, new style; and Daguerreotypts, are
taken In the highest perfection OF the art
The public a. respec fully invited to visit our
Gallery whether desiring pictures or not.
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