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HAVANA PLAN.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of MARYLAND,
u,ar l,1nsn


Low eat iiogula Prize $500 Lowest Approximation $40.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S5 Quarters ~ 50.
Address all ordrrstu 4. H. HUBBARD a. Co,
Agents for Managers
fob II toblab baltimore, Md.
suO sn1ppER~ or TOBACCO WEST.
y VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.-Ihe undersigned, Forws ard
Merchants and Agents Of the fennsy Rarosd
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS ToBACCD
10 ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH NEST
and from their acquaintance with the trade Wing
years the oousoes of large par Of tho Tobacco go.
woa through Baltimore they atior themselves that they
give satisfaction To shippers.
Freight ae low HH by any other line.
tonanmonts from the Woa solicited and pnctually
attended 10. MAdRAW & kO0NS,
80 North street, baltimore.
Refer 10 Jacob Head Co., brandt jr Baltimore; r. L.
Dudley, " \ Smith Mcdaniel. Hurt 4 rroson, Miller 4
tienslnw, iynchburei Cronshaw &Co., Riofn,ohd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

u House recently occupied hv Mrs. Ann q LanNtod over
the store Of Mrsrs Simpson Brother For apply -
Mr.. Juo u Holt jas l. CLAY Df AEt
1. II Mrs X u llNNt
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N,rI.VEU s:OUI.ETs.+We have shi. day rc-
- reIyed hy Adaup Goa ENpeas, droc fou' Tho mann
a ow tiabiets handsome paitcnA We
Ind In store when the aobles to hand largo ns"ft
moni silver Mugs we'll very hno supply of silver
Bptur knVos a., ,,..-
w should be very much pleased 10 ae any OF ho ucma
above, thankful ofsmhn thNnr JUST
now nw uR having bpsn oil Tor some wcuhs
Iaet by the "Bluckad hllNEhihohN ,'iti
Rep copy. p'o'"-
uEWEu.WV IN sETTs.=-cbe Ladies', u, 'ni-
81 lnp Al Our Store can atock Of Pearl Cameo
Roman Mosaic Nhiio aud eooied iaya oo'd
snnu nnd Mourning JcweY offered Ia ihH market bo
sldos mpny other articles of Jswefy entirely ne" ..
doe lpia J. WILLIAMS SON.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
AnnIyATE .som0oL E0nIMnEoIIE

BDRgyAIE sCNOOl. ron gMREClIEA.--
The drsros call of
nnd Guardians having children Of slow mental or physical
tolopemenL thn fact, that he has opened Bailrn
mlns the city Of New York, henlthfl aud
beautiful loeatun Private Family School where such ch
tf received ad taught Tho he al
than eight In with the
nud Penny state Institutions for Idiots as shown him
much bo done In bringing thdae chIren
normal condition In many Instances, he has had them
return home uthr u Un common school with
cnfage the duuA of life with earlier the
training commences he better For
WllfrH JAMES u. RICHARDS,
aug 26dly No 5ji broadway, or lIarlcm New Yoik.
d atONSDf1E = ADAMS, Tobncco Comm is-
~ SION MERCHANTS, No ~ FRONT str, et New York
~ Liberal adynncos consignment. = q
Mr. INNS g. ADAMS wOad be pleased TO hear from his
friends nj tla house. JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
upl 23diY KOB"r NJ. ADAMS.
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APOTHECARIES, &C,


lpAu.M Of Thousand Ei""er~..O.e s',"..
Bam OF Thousand Flowers Just 10 hand aud Tor sas al
Manufacturers prices by JOHN IL sly,
l,,>E PORTE MONAIEs-A large stock OF
II superior Porte Mouacs embracing forty or atty different
siyes aud patterns some very fine f"t sals by .,,
a,HEs,s ssWATOsiA wATER.-A ."ppiy Of
u Saratoga Water direct from the springs 1ns to haaa an"
for sale by joaN II, Stnlsj., sEAjt
EI0RsEMsNsU NsUOPE.-Nn Drn, mn, sin.h-
men aud owners of Horses, should have some OF ,n,
excellent Remedy hand for the cure Of Rhenma'sn
ia9e o.l.I srABltR5 4 JONES
sp,uE WINES AND LIQIORs.-Oid Port.
Madeira and sherry Wines, bought expressly fer mad,
Also French Brnudy London Porter aud Wots
A,%aI sep IT., 9'''''' ''"''' join il srAY prusslat
n,KE>H DNusis, MEDICINES, Ac-rhc
subseboris is now receiving large additional supplies OF
which end, his stock large and complete emor"
.nF ever, article usually found in Drug store -,
Particular attention given 10 the selection Of the pnrcst anu
best goods, and every article warranted rs represented
Prescriptions Ply sclans and families carefully compound
ed Al all lnes and all the now pharmaceutical preparations
july Its JOHN II. sEay Druggist.
INoH uANIEACTUHEW>.-s superior sweet
n on h, the Dozen ard Gallon Ase branding boards
For sale by J. II STAY, Druggist
nSlNE SALAD OII..-A suppl, Of pure 'r"--
lnu los JolN II SEAN, prrggist
RaEsr G,NroWDEW TEA AND BEST niAt'>
> l IA tof SAFE ny 81 Abltfsh 1't'''''
tanadSts
ShKaED Gt>s.EW.-A small suppl, Of very
y y nice dried Canton Ginger, for sale by
ian lots JOHN II. SEAN pruEgist
tEsRtE TURN OH ron OLD SORES or
LIVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OK nEAsr
NAiaN III 10 cur, AND No DANGER fhoh EXPOSURE ]"
cuLn. hice 10 cents per bottlc.
Enrsd according 10 ic Of Congress IN ha Crhs once 81 me
b'o Coart he Eastern iisr'ct Of togo.a, by DOFh
y GO. Richmond. la - 80 cents sic
READ THE FOlI.DW1NGf
Come 10 pamphlet aud rcad our certificates
oi performed by the Iuri Oh certificates OF truth oI
respectable and respected citizens, and my othot
here 10 whom refer aud cannot doubt its value NJ
ltcine tor one OF 1t Ia worth pound of
ufhe known Try 1t and you will be satisfied OF what
1trf frEf OIt.--Road the following, and come TO on
spte sni we viii tell you of many others Who have beei
.iled.
RICnMoAn. Nov. H. ledI
htss' !0ro C0tcntlcm used portion of bottle
Tnr OH. which You Nory kindly presented with,
ani take pleasure saying that found ef.etual In
eruption OF the skim turwhuh had been raetisod
several years by physcans without receiving the
least benefit a-, recommended it To friend o mine, who
months had been annoyed by similar eruption OF
the skin and he informed short that from tho
., oil one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, 4, NJ. LIfrWlCH
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.......-.sr,. Eunn,r,nr. rumN.ruKr..

.sxs.ss-zFssSr, FI1HNsTs FURNITURE :! I!
uHai ayors, the subscriber would
II JsssI. return his his friends and the pub
lie pcneallY, and inform them that he
Inns now on hand fnnd constantly adding ihoroo) large
,fmcut Elegant Furniture manufactured ny Tktfu work
,s, ont If tine yry best material aud finished in the de-
manner Ills Stock embraces every article usually got
ten M Ina the most extensive mauutaetorloG
II solicit. call those wishing 10 purchase, 1clng as
ired that he aud viii satisfaction in regard To both
price and quality u work
Hair aud Shuck Mattresses always on hand
EDWARD J FOLKES,
IvarrnoIu and Manu- factory doors below i.boy Ware
-, 9.d&its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

- ENTuWEIy sATnsEAsrOWN. A.
~ lust ns we expected and predicted oNerY gen EA
G. tomnn who purchased oi ma. during the past Al8e
l11h36 y,nr pIxnn Watch. found II 10 bo n support
t,, rrrp sattaelon Our eNporehc" W the
pxon arh warranted In snNhg when "" announced
the fant had become the agents i"' ' t ~ '
wa,,a m ynrhburg they the best watches H"i1
In III state further experience III He saw ' "'"
iusilnua us In repeating that ataiemeni - ,,. :,
f., urrress lha upon tho minds of our friends
and ntch wcnt ing community goneray =" that thcy may
-, ,,r, Ia ro and buy, II they wish 10 invest
tho onoy In watch thai better than any thing oo IN to
way al a watch now sold In the stateet virginia .
ps1ar remember thn the appointed agents Tor tho
aac ~ Tho nixon Watch In this city aud that they are war
ranirl two yCara. eii'N't"' "''N " 49, a.,
Rep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

n tIIOTIEENl-.-TH HU UIHCf-IGhfU tlOst GCrVtVt-
fully the public In general and his friends
that has the old stand of MIR Valentine oppo
Ill. the Liberty Iiuusc. where he found II we
sorted stock Ready Made Clothing and Genemcn's
nisng which he sell as chenp similar house
tins lie also prepared for Cutting out, making
repairing Clothing tho shortest notice. Come onei
ALI Nrxt to my store Room Rent which l. adapted
small business to he carried Oh Ia H.
,lpr h.dtuos GEORGE Bl.AKLY.
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srsEsyING,ANDO HAND, a. bb,-. s,",
ARTS Sugar, % bbls Sinarth ufound Clarified ANA
Crushed sugar,
~ boxes Loaf sugar,
10 Ibis. n. O MulaHses
10 hhds 4. Il do,
la0 bags Rio Coffee,
81 Inguira do,
Primo old Java do,
30 boxos Adamnntne aud sperm Candles
IafHa lot of Clover Orchard and Timothy Seed Call
we are selling cheap - ,.
feb ATS YOUNGER SMITH
N1RW FAMILY GROCERY We bnsc now
~ and intend Ia keep hand good Family Uroco
such Flour Meal Sugars toneea and IcaH Dried ana
Shlt nuporior Hams DurkeoH fea Powders now
and superior article Mustard Pepper salt, Ginger spice
Een aNaroty Of brands, Ghonn Chocolate, NP'h Ada
and Tal0w Candles AlHo beautiful lot OF Ladies'
Nu1 Baskc We Invite country onda to RiVu un aea
bring httr Butter Sc for Mhrh we VIII pay ihe cash
trtdo VALENTINE HENlNt
T.. 3. Always hand good assortment of staple Dry
Gnoda loot y N
6tEED SCOHE.-A. u. KisNBiU offers Ia III"
trade accommodating terms the following catalogue -
ica Seed which he warrants ffes, AMI o primo quality
ORCHARD GRASS SEED
HERDS GRASS SEED
RANDALL or BLUE GRASS SEED,
GREEN SWARp SEED,
RESCUE GRASS SEED
CLOVER SEED
TIMOTHY SEED.
GSlIi GRtHN SEED,
Ii CERNE SEED,
tel 1M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

COMPANY. of Hartford Connecticut, drsirnna of
ing Insurance Nirguia, has appointed j. JOHNSON Esq
of Sal .A the State Persons lynchburg and
clsc here he may desire communicating with the Company
NAV do So through Thomas Jclls Exchange Bank,
Mcssrs i.anrturne q IIoleombe.
This Company has paid up Capital of 32u0uUD. with a
large surplus secured invested under the aud
proyn Of the Comptroller of Public Accounts nnds believed
TO ocr superior Inducements to those contemplating Life In
suraucc % dts
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EpAAgsST n WHITE,
ID VobnccO Commission Merchants,
81

s O. BAPTIST. late of Petofshus. Va.
JSo. +. WHITE, late of the firm of Hes
ter n White lchmuud, Va.
.-l IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

AtIzAPNAN. PIKE - Co. Importers OF
u French English and ,iermau Fancy Goods and dealers
In Combs, Brushes Buttons. Linen and Cotton Thread, sew
silk and small generally Il Murray Street, New
York fuoV X DIV
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IN u
" the Factories OF Aessrs. Ammon
Jacob Bonsack fine mixed black aud brown Jeans
beautiful article for gtntrmens riding pants which will sci
IN accommodating torms a. b. RuCkER
nm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

The many thousands cured at tins institution Nl'n,' m
n yc,rs ad be unmert us important Surgical opera es
performed by Johnston witnessed ny iht VI @ @
a, opd many other pei notices"t which nay all'
81 i and asain before public, besides his standing as
gentleman OF character and responsibility If huheith' qua"
antoc % the afflicted. .
Take Notice.
n p. There I1any ignorant aud "or'n'ss ''" '..
Advertising themselves physicians, running the hra " nv
trealv afflicted pr. Johnston deems IT necessary 10
especially Hnaequauted with h regulations mai i
err, loutals or diploma always hang In ms once
r. r AKE NOTICE. All letters must he i"S' aii to'
tain postage stamp II the reply or II" answer WIN " ~
npl lA-dNelN
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LIVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OK bEASi
NAftAN tUtE, ~ DANGER PROM EAfuSuitk 10
CuLn. ilier ID cents per bottle.
Eatrtd according M Of Congress t C}erks oo of The
Btst'ict toar 0r The kasf1i isirie Of jaRst, by DOFh
IL ~. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-15

A HrNEuG.-A story is going the rounds Of
the press Of the feahully disgusting sights wit
messed by the divers who went down to the
decks and hold Of the Russian frigate which
sank in the Baltic Sea during q recent gale
which IL without foundation save in the imagina-
ton OF the writer. It is q fact proved By the
experience Of tho divers in these lakes that
nothing can be seen when n few feet below the
surface Of the water Some fellow, after the
successful attempt of the diver 10 get up the safe
OF the steamer Atlantic, year or two since,
wrote for the Detroit Advertiser a vivid de-
scnptiOn Of what the diver saw in the cabins Of
that Inflated vessel, and the article was copied
far and vide. By chance, not long after, we
came IN contact with the diver who, il was said,
had seen that terribly beautiful chamber Of
death. and he very cOolly told US he saw moth
ing-that his labor Of finding and raising the
safe would have been comparatively light could
he have been able 10 see even the dimmest out
line of an object. In descending all light was
lost 10 him fifteen or twenty feet below the sur
lace, and from that time the darkness of
Egypt prevailed, and he was governed by
feeling L<adsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-15

u The Associated Banks OF the C ty of New
YORK unanimously resolved last night to resume
payments in specie on all their obligations this
day. The determinat on was not generally known
in advance, but the price OF gold being only one
qGa:ter to one half OF one per cent premium the
full restoration OF the specie standard will make
little alteration m the exchange American coin
il brought down to parl The discount on the
country circulation Of this State ahd New Eng
land will be the saIae as before, and private in
formation having been received from Boston that
the Banks in that city are prepared 10 follow the
movement here, all the Banks except those OF
Rhode Island) In New England, and all in the
state Of New York will at once be restored to
York Times, ~. a ..- ....E
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Rev Mr.. kALLOCH's REsIGNArIOS-Th
Baptist Christian Era pu blishes the substance of
theletter OfAr. kallOch resigning the pastoral
charge of fremont Temple, saying that brother
h was never more beloved BY all his people
than be is to-day. but "there is a lack of cor
dIallty somewhere an implied want Of conf
dence. which man of brother X. 5 spirit cannot
brook He has waited until he has shown all
men that he caH preach In the Temple as long as
ne chooses and now he has resigned" In Mr..
ka!lOch's letter he remarks-'' have the salts
faction OF retiring with the consciousness that
~ FAR a know. not one unkind or disagreeable
feeling exists between myself and any member
Of this church. Motives long and patiently
and hope prayerfully, considered, lead me to
this step. 1t would be useless in this commuBi-
cation for me to undertake an explanation of
them TO you; although at proper time I shall
ne happy 10 explain them more fully To any
who may wish to know. - / can
call God TO witness, that / entered upon nv
ministerial career, honestly, and have pursued
my work censcientiously It's results are with
HIN before whom every action must pass in
solemn review, and TO whom we are personally
accountable. To him can appeal for the recti-
tude Of my designs although / may err in the
correctness OF my conclusions. Ny position at
the present time in the ministry, although
eminently happy and prosperous in my own so
eIety. is not, from influences over which | have
no control. easy, independent, or, in the widest
sense. useful and / "a honestly retire from il
a. entered upon it. This conclusion is the
matured delibe-stiOn Of months Of anxious
thought, and is final
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-15
DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
l. PAINTING AND PHoToG PLY CONFINED
PHOTOG RAPHIC ORTRAITS
In Oil Colors, on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIzE OF LIFH.

PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY,
Odeon Hall, corner ~ st. and Pennsyivania avenue.
S. WALKER has fitted up the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay of pita thereby
rendering his establ llshment one of the most oom-
plete and handsome in the whole country He has
large Gallery for free exhib,tfon of upward of 200
modern masters, 70 which he intends to add fresh
lmportatlons. :. WALKER has also fitted up a COM
pete SUIT of rooms, with private roblng aArtments
for ladies', and purchased the finest possible nstru-
ments, and engaged first class operative artist to
ASSIST him In the department for taking all kinds of
PPH0T0GBAPHIC, AMBROTYPE AND DA-
GUERRE0TYPE PORTRAITS, from the
>. WALLER. by comblrlng the Photographic Pro-
oess with the srt OF Painting, of which he has had
Is years experience, and whose specimens of life
size PORTRAITS may be seen of the first fsmi.
hes of the oity, as well those exhibited in his
6allery, he VIII be able, by the combination of the
two, 70 produce portraits that have never been ex-
oelled for their fidelity and like ex Can
vas and boards prepared by himself expressly for
Particular attention paid to the painting of Por-
dsesased 5rtsnds. - - Vi
Photographs taken from corpees, or sick pe,.on.
Rksu at their own residences, on Immediate not,os
Committees and GLASSES taken in any pumhsr IN
and any quantity OF copies from the same sold
on and Sdfpbtf pS fss TR s.E1s:
freshness. w S''e'' '''s"s~'
Ladies and sentlemen are respeotfnv,v .oIio,.d
70 CAL at tho 6alery, Shihnxtou's book store
snunnoe ~ street, Two doors from Pennsylvanis
s'onao' "'t " lem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-15

BUSINESS TROUBLES SPAINANp GERMASY.
The Mad id correspondent Of the London Times
says, the export OF Malaga and Alicant rafsins,
and Of the figs and almonds OF Murcie and Va
leRcia, has failed in Consequence Of the CONNER
cial crisis throughout Europe. spain loses by
this alone SO 600 00O, which were annually is
tlbated throughout the country. The Vienna
correspondent Of the same paper says, ''half the
wool which was sent to the last Pesth fair Ts.
ma ned unsOld, and there was little o demand
Tor manufactured and half ina Hfactnred goods,
twist, yarn, &c. The manufacthrer who for
some time hrld back bis goods because he had
Hot confidence in the persons who wished 10 pur-
rna>r, now sees his magazines overstOckrd with
iblI.s which he cannot sell at any price
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fI'Ht. IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

NJ. LOOMIS, NJ. D., the inventor and patontee Of
LoontS Mineral Plate Teeth" havIng
successfully introduced hIs improvement int}peSSS
various cities; has now permanently estab- SllIp
llshed himself IN Washington.
This Improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chi ief
Y IN making set of hut piece of material, and
that IRdestructlble ullnaral. No metal is used IN
their construction snd they therefore free from
ga!Vanlo act4on and metalc taste. There are no
lolnts 10 become hIed with moisture particles of
toGd, hence they are PnTs and slsur. They are
lighter stronger, less clumsy, far durable, and
natural in their appearance. Will give a reward O
One thousand Dollars to any who will produce o
similar work of art 10 equal mine in purity, beauty
durability, artistic excellence any other requisite
quality.
All work responsIbly warranted.
us Penna. avenue, between nth and 18th streets
n l3lV
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Dancing.
nA NCIN AGA ENVY.

III N = I N U 4 Z 4 y T. Va !
Mr.. T r. GASZYNSXI and DAUGHTER hsys
the honor 20 announce to the Ladies and Cen "a
tlemen of Washington and Georgetown that -
he will re open his Glasses for Dancing inFA
Temperance Hall, r. street, for Misses and Mssters
from O'Clock p. m; for Ladies and Gentlemen,
the 18th of October, at Miss Harrovers Ladies Sem
mary, from o clock p. ~.
For terms and particulars application can be made
al Mr. g.. residence. 4O7 stfeet, between 9Th snd
18th streets. Sc l2-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-15
Vocal and Instrumental Music.

MR.W. HENRY PALM Frs PA ANOFORTE
l'l GLASSES are daily adding new members Per
sons desIrous of avallIng themselves of Mr.. PALM
ER services are requested TO enroll their names as
early as possible.
This Class system is more advantageous for the
advancement of Children, than any other sy stem of
instruction.
Ii is equally advantageous fpr the perfectins Of the
most brilliant performers.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
PTtmary CLASS IS per quarter. Advance Classes
Slc: All applications to be made to Mr.. w. II.
PABMER, at his residence. go street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
III GeoTsetoyn Glasses meet every Monday and
Thursday at IL O'Clock, at Miss Harrovers George
townf Female Seminary. Sc 2.tf
NJ MUSICAL CARD.
1lR. GEORGE NJ. ARTH, leader Of Arth's
Brass and string Band, beg leave announce Nsfs
to has friends of Washington, Georgetown tn4S
and AlexandIia, that he is now prepared toSSx
furnish VI USiC for Balls Private Parties. Parades
sources. &c. From one To any number of vi iolans
TO tie had at the shortest notice.
Orders can be left at the Musical Depo of John
r Ellis or w q. Metzsrott, or at his residence,
corner 6.h and q streets, Navy Yard. 90 2o-Sms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-15

SUPERB PIANOS.-I have now IN store the
- larg est most varied, and most relIable-<-a-
stock of Pianos ever offered in this city r. TsT=pS
consisting Of Full Grand, Psrlor GraBd,' W.
semi Grand. I.nuIs XIV. style. carved and plain
Pianos, from the Justly acknowledged best manfac-
tories In the United states.
The advertisers GctIes for procuring P,spos
always buying for cash, his long ex psrience in the
business, enables him to offer Pianos prices lower
than any other es Adjustment in this CITY.
Second hand instruments taken IN part payuent
Pianos rented for evening. week, nontE or year
PIanos and other instruments sold upon monthly
payments. Pianos packed, tuned, repaired, &c.
~ - JOHN F.ELIIS,
No. SO Pa. ay., between 9th and 10Th sts.,
d7-6t doors from 10Th st, north side.
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Dentistry, &c.

nR. WILLARD, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI
~ CAeo, would respectfully inform the cit
zenS OF the District and vicinity, that hav- No.
ing located himself In WASHINGTON, he is SIIp
now prepared To perform ri operations in his profes
SION, IN the most approved sty.e.
ian 2n ty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-15

ID DIyERNOIs' HOTEL.
Il A. AVENUE, between nth and 18th streets.
whsHINeToN. u. c.
This establishment 10 newly furnished and ar
ranged the nost modern and improv ed principle,
with private apartments. &o. -
iT The Bar is supplied with the choicest OF
Wines and LIQUORS.
Game and other delIoacies IN season.
Hot and Cold Lunch from II O'Clock q. m. nnlh
Il m. n2-tf
DEMENBER McLAUGHLIN'S STORE. No.
~ % Pa. avenue, bet. eth and 9th SITS. MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-15

ID The New Haven Palladium says II Is well
that Tuckerman Is to be tried In Connecticut,
ard not IN New York, otherwise he would un-
qas,to9nsiay pc fond "moraiiy insane" aud
elrarsd