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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-26

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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

QuAnTgRMAsrEK's OrvIcs MARINE Coeps,l
WAsHINoToS, Sept. II. 1857.
al O'Clock; p. M, on Thursday. the 22d October,
la57, for supplying the Marine Corps th the fol ow
ing ar,oes during the fiscal year ending 3oth June,
soto 200 uniform caps, complete.
i I@S e, 70 s' c"o n n, nI Pompoons
eOto q" pfIyates uniform coats, complete. OF
c essy sas t e,GtaI indigo d'e-to be
0to lOo seIEeants uniform coats, (same as
Ito 100 musicians coats scarlet cloth cochineal
dye-tO be chemically tested.
lotto 200 pairs non commissioned officers epau-
so to 800 pairs brass centre straps.
~ to 50 red worsted sashes.
100 to 1900 pairs linen ovsralls.
100 To 1900 linen shirts.
2'S e, to 500 sS Tn I;n SrEEs1ps, Nos Stou.
SD to 800 knapsacks.
2,59 70 $500 pairs woolen socks.
S"to u" marine fatigue caps the cloth to be navy
.oo. . blue indIgo dy and chemically tested.
80 to 800 tatigus froeks.
500 10 900 pairs woollen overalls blue kersey
800 to 900 woollen Jackets. do
$40 Z, TO 900 300 S watch or great coats do.
- to % musicians jackets. scarlet cloth, coohi-
neal dye-to DO chomlcaly tested.
samples Of the above articles may be on on phi
cation at thIs ofce or at the Office of the assistant
marine corps, lSs Spruce street. Phil
II is to be understood that the ccepted bidder is
to take all material used for featuring Goa is
contract at the contract prices thereof = :
Bids will he received for the Whole or in parts for
eaItcles required, and it must be ex picty under
$1,000 that critical pectiOn will be gwen all arti-
Ger as 10 III and quality, and that articles
Nhch 90 not come UP To the sample will bs reject ed
ann thrown upon the hands Of the contractor /
Inc quarteIInaster reserves To hlmse the ght To
inofease or diminish the quantity named above az
tne exigencles or interests Of the service may de-
Proposals TO be addressed 20 the "Orarterm,ster
of the Mhrlne Cops" Washington, u, e, and en-.
Sc l8-eot22JOc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-22

BoSEs-There is a bone-bOiling establish
ment opposite Yonkers, on the Hudson river,
which pays for bones in this city alone an aver
age of Sl00 day. The fore leg and hoof are
usually bought by manufacturers Of glue, and
when they are done with, they are sold to tho
bone dealers at two cents q pound The hoofs
of horned cattle are dispose of at the rate of
$40 ton, and are afterwards made into horn
buttons and Prussian-blue. Horse hoofs and
sheep hOofs and horns are sold for SIS ton.
On the arrival of the bones at the factory, the
thigh and jaw bones are sawed so as TO admit
OF the removal Of the marrow They are then
thrown into vast caldron and boiled until all
the marrow and fatty substances attached to
them are thoroughly extracted. The fat is
then skinned of and placed in coolers and
tho bones are deposited in heaps for assortment.
The thigh bones are placed in one heap for the
turner's; the jaws and other bones suitable for
buttons are placed in q second pile; the bones
suitable for " bone-biack" come No 3, and the
remainder arc ground up for phosphates and
manures.
BOne-black" for sugar refiners is worth from
two and a half to three and a half cents 9 pound
There arc eleven large sugar refners in this
city. Stuart's alone pays about $40, 900 a year
for " bone black. "-Scisntifc american.
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ELEG CANT ARPETIN Gs.

We have the pleasure of announcing TO tho citizens
Ta,s asbn1stoh Ge4rIstown Alexandria. and eny-
nsh that we have just direct from Europe
ths most extensive variety of superb goods in the
ABOVE iine ever seen IN this part of the county At
tentIon IS particularly INVITED TO the following:
Elegant French Moquet heavy Velvet, in medal ons
9ex!qYists designs and coiors, after the style OF
Elegant English Tourney heavy Velvet. in medal
ders white ground, superby decorated in flowers.
Do IN white ground medallion and border IN rich,
. deep bright ooloIs In contrast. "a
Do. crimson ground, medallion and border iuwhite
a, ground, green and bright flowers in contrast
Also essaas IN Srs sna
dominant on white ground. with others. which
=, must be seen TO be appreciated,
which We purchased at the late auctions so low
that we are now enabled to sell them for the same
goods are warranted in new sty les, and of supe-
=, rlor quality 10 these bargains may be had.
Also, elegant Tapestry Brussels Carpetings in the
same patterns and colors with the above, aud
same manu- factory.
Also. rich Medallion II ugs, Oriental ditto This IL
an entire new article from Smyrna, oompos cd en-
tlre'y Of skins IN various coiors. Thoy are curl
Also, Moquet Rugs in new designs, elegant enour h
to be hung on the walls Of draw ing rooms, Rug
for Tapestry, and Brussels, Three ply, and In
gram Carpetlngs, IN groat variety. Also, Mats
50 bales heavy Three ply Carpeting,, In rioh oolors
80 bales heavy double Ingram ditto, all entirely new
designs, rich coloIs and very chs.p.
tsIe ee fy cS SsI u,Sh superior ar
Extra heavy aud rich Twiled anu Plain Venetian
m ss all saIds,
Druggets IN all widths, from Is of ard wide, for
steps, to ga 1914. la4, and 1874 FOR floors, very
Also. heavy Felt Carpet,ngs, for chambers, dining
rooms hall. &c in elegant Persian coors.
Bile the Carpet business will be found st our rooms
No. Marke! Space. and will DO sold at less Fl cures
Sc las CLAGETT & DODSON.
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d - -, GHUBB BROTHERS.

DxposITs.-D Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
ssid Cities furnished to depositors without charge
lNTERxsr ON DKPosITs.-Interest will be allowed
on Deposits at suci rates as may be agreed upon.
Deposits in Virginia and other Uneurrent Money fe
ceived to be checked for, payable funds or in
speeie, we charging the regular Exchange,
Will be discounted, and Loans made Stocks Bonds,
and Securities, at the market rate. -. =,
hrfsf' OF T. lie of Credi. VIII be
United States, on Deposit of Money or Colaterals,
and interest allowed if Money is deposited and
charged II Collateras, on suoh terms be
upon. H'
TRAvELINe Bills OF ExcHANar.-Tnvelers will
De furnished with drafts IN such sums as may be de-
BILLS AMP LETTERS OF OfEplT ON ENGLAND, IRE
LAND AND EuRoPE.-BI!ls of Exchange and Letters
of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe, furnished
!. BONDS, STocKs, &e:-Bonds, stocks, and Seeuri-
ties pay ing from to ~ Pr cent always for sale or
bought in the different Cities at commits sion Of
pr cent Where stocks are bought upon orders. W
reserve the night to cali for deposit of Or cent on
the cost. Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tes-
graph.
RAILROAD, CRY, AND STATE BoNps-Railroad,
City, ard State Bonds can be placed hands for
nesotaton. either IN this country or Europe. Rat!-
LAND WARRANTs.-Iand Warrants bought al the
market rates All Warrants sold by us are g1aya,s-
tesd In every respect.
Land Warrant quotations reg uary furnished II re-
Warrants will be forwarded to w estern Houses on
orders or sent Tor sale on commission to responsible
REAL ESTATE AND IysuRAScIs.-R Real Estate
bought and sold, and lnsIIances effected.
CoHsR on the United States, before the
Court OF GLAZING or Cong ress, intrusted to u.s. will be
prosecuted by prompt snd able anttornsys;; =.
Jan n Opposite the Treasury.
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n NOVEL MARRIAGE CosTRACT.-The follow
ing marriage contract, says the Albany Argus,
was drawn up and signed by the parties named
In IL, at Skaneateies few DAYS since The instru-
Ment contains singular as well as pernicious SEN
timeuts:
"a This ceTtifes that Mr.. George w. Lewis and
Miss Harriet Wheeler have united az coniugal
matSr that they recognise no legal contract what
ever that they consider II man and woman be
drawn together by proper affinity that they are
truly married. that they live for each other hence
forward and forever. provided the affinity contn D.
ues 70 exist. And II motif that affinity which
the God or nature designed to unite man and wo-
man dimInishes or ceases to exist-they hold
themselves perfectly free and at liberty to sepa-
rate II they choose TO do 50; that they throw aside
the legal contract altogether. knowing IL to be a
curse and MISUNDERSTANDING il to be the means
OF burning out and destroying the very love and
arhnity that should unite all mankind in the con-
Jngal relations And in testimony of which we
subscribe our names
''GEoRsK w. LEWIS
''HARRIkr WHEELEK LEWIS
Slgned In the presence of Mrs. Mary Lewis
Mrs =. 5. Choat, Mr.. II. Lewis, Mr. E. l.. Tyler,
Miss vi. Josephine Choat"
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II What kind Of sweetmeats did they have
in the Ark, -.

II What kind OF sweetmeats did they have
In the Ark. s..t. -
Preserved Pairs!
IL The Dayton, Ohio, Journal of Tue.day
reports no less than five burglsTies attempted or
eonsunated in that city, on Saturday and Sunday
night last.
III "A Mr.. N was about completing the sale
OF horse which be was very anxious 10 dispose
Inquired
''GrandPa, which boss you goin' to sell. dat
one you build fire under to make him draw p,
The bargain was at an end
SNORT fIAK.-The Delaware Republican
says that owing to the high price Of cotton. the
low price Of goods and the deranp,sl monetary
condition OF the country, the manufacturers on
the BTahdywIne lave reluct .ntIy concluded to
work half time, and but for TIN. sake OF their
hands, many OF them would cease operations en-
tiTely.
IL On one occasion during the revolution
Ibid Put" had received lot 81 new recruits
and as he had some fighting which he wished to
do before long, and wanted none but Willing
men, be drew up his levies in rank before hi m
" Now, boys said he, 90 don't want to retain
any OF yon who wish TO leave; therefore if any of
you are dissatisfied, and wish to return home
they may signify the same by stepping six PAGES
in front Of the ling But, ~ added the old war
dog, " III shoot the first man that steps ont
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ARRIYALS At THE HOTELS

BROWNS BOTEL-Ls Robbins, NY: Gen
Green, Tex; George Shipley, O; Jno Eyre,
Pa BTentz Marger, do Mr. Busnt, SC; II Coop
Pa B Mills, Md; Martin. do: Nil, Cay
Ioll do; b Diamond, do. p Weaver, Ala W
J Morris. do; DIR g W Holland and LADY. do: Mrs
> branch and son, Fla; Blue and Iy, Ala;
} u French, NY; A ii Martin, Va; Hon Il Kid
Wei, do; ii Douglass ard lady, sc; Miss J
JJoye: do; Bell, Ala; Ms = Jones. Ga: two
MISSES Howard dc; II G Warren. Vi; Warren.
do Edmonds and lady. Va; G Il Clarke and
Lady, Mich; NJ Russell, NJ; w Karrich and
lady. Iowa; l. Scott and LADY, XIV: r. Zi,nmor
Md; W Townsend. do; Townsend, Hiss
WIN GredsuP; NC; Mis-. j. Credsup, do Jas W
Boddie, Miss Bonn, Nd; + Haris, do; G A
Carter. Va; T. ste Coake, do: III Coates Nv.
Samuel Adams, Va; w II Major, NY; r. Bngbe,
Pa; W Becker, Kan; T. l. Shelton, Ga; # VarIgn,
Mass. - nag ~
WILLARDS' HOTEL Hargrove. -. IT
MidOugh, Min; w ii Smith, La; Mrs ) E Shell.
Ton; Va; Chapman, USN; W : Franklin. Pa.
henan; J Iorre, Ga; Davis and lady, ]
hles, ia; MAJ ii J Hunt, T5A; X n TYSON Md;
Chlenschlsger, NY; DR. Sharp, L u: Thos >
Chineie and lady, Md; NJ Moorhouse Ga: j Nj
sylnington, y; Mrs BIount and son. Md; g RI
Y; DR. J NJ FoItz, UsN; Phillip. and isdv y " =,
70 Peabody, 7 FeTnon, Pa; p McLaughIfn
ND w Paddock, L 6 COLLISION, NY; JHWaI,
Ton Ss,,. "a III an sniPPeI, UsN; Young, Pa; J
klRKwooD HOUSE TIL Burn. NV. w
Patterson, Pa; Com Jones' USN: ar. n I
GallaheI and child, Va; H l. Gallahsr. do; T
Steers, do; Verder and friend do. w 9nIItn,,,.
head, Min; w Hollingshead do; @ Sieens,
Mass; III NJ Brown, Cal; Jonos aod LADY, do,
w Fuller, NY; p Il stuart, Va; II Hopkins do,
X Wilkinson, La; Lieut. 3 Haggesty, USN;
Mr Norton and lady, Mass.
WASHINGTON House, Ellery. in, \,
Lockwood aud lady, NYk; 3 Hutchins, M Oar.
win, Va; III Shorey Nh. ID w Low, Pa; r. ii Ar.
mold, CT; A Burns, jr, Tenn; Jas q Evans. n O;
w l. Strobe and ladies, Md; : Avery II r Bron-
soa, Sc Bradburn, X II Phillips, Fla; WIN
j Ross, Bait
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STAPLE FALL GOODS.
John n. SMOOT.

JOHN Fl. SMOOT,
No. ll9 S. side Bridge ST., Gsorgefofcn, ID. C.,
has received and Offers to customers. an assortment
oil goods adapted to the early ALI demands consist
ing Of the following, viz:
Plain Black Silks. OF the best makes
PLAIN Modes and bright colored Muslin Deisines
Rich Fall styles Muslin Denires. at g cents
Rich EnslIsh and American Prints, IN great variety
fast colorsl
New York, English, Bates Mills, all Wool, and
other heavier makes Shifting CottoBs
Richardson's and Chances celebrated makes OF
l1sh Linens
Black and white Check Cashmercs. for busters
Single and double width Lupins Black Mouslin De-
lanes
White Red. and Yellow Flannels
CasslIneres, Sattinets. and kentucky Jeans
Shifting Prints, striped and dotted
Ladies and Misses Cotton Hose, all kinds
Gents, and Boys half do.
Ladies and Gents Linen Cambria Handk'fs
X lcfi, new style Bonnet Ribbons
w hlte Brlillants, CaInbrcs and Musns
Table Cloths, Damasks and Napkins
Linen and Cotton SheetIngs and Towellngs
Osn1burg Caioos and Pad COitons
Heavy Brown Sheetlngs, Drills, and fine brown
Shlitings
With other seasonahIe Goods, which will be sold
low TO en- sh or prompt customers.
au 29tf III s.
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Miscellaneous.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR
GENTLEMEN. =,

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR
~ GENTLEMEN. 7
ALSO, SOMETHING 70 X THE LADIES'.
Il. j. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 4S8 9TH
street, Washington, Is now ready to exhibit h
his new Fall and Winter Goods.
Gentlemen will please call early and select Ma
choice styles. Wf
work sold at my store. guaranty superior sty la
and ample satisfaction TO the purchaser. F =
Wheeler Il Wilson's inimitable Family Sewing
Machines, would confidently recommend them to-
the LADIES', and to a others engaged in making IN
ladies' and chidren's Clothing. and in Shirt
as beyo all controversy superior to any other 10
competency il guaranteed, in alt cases, to the
operator. ID -. -
LADIES' IN want Of aIealiy good Sewing Machine,
selves. apeawa~
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SENTENCED TO BIB HUSG, The trial of Miss W
A Jones' negro man. for wilfully and deliberate
" klIlng his fellow servant came off last Thurs
day, which was court day. in Appomattox corn.
~, Va The Court found him guilty of murder
In the INST degree, and condemned him to be
hung The prisoners counsel moved an arrest
OF Judgment, Tor the reason that the Court had
neither RICH nor power, according TO the fifth and
sixth articles OF the Constitution, to cause per
son 10 answer capital or otherwise infamous
crime unless frst Presented by grand jury and
then tried by jury. The Court OyerrnIed The
point and named the 22d of October next a. the
day on which the prisoner shall be hanged
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EVENING STAR.
IFor The Evening star.
THE sEA-SHELL.


II. CLAY PREUss.
How Is ID with thee, ola. lOno Sea- Shell.
Why utter this ceaSeess moan
Art yeaTnIng again
For thy homo In the main,
Where the sunsIght hath never shone!
Like the muffisd thrOb of broken heart,
Thy music Is sounding TO me;
Art mourning thy love
In SONS far coral grove
Which blossoms down under the sea-
They say that the voice of thy native waves,
This melancholy difge doth keep;
Which tho far away,
Doth ever betray
Thy birth IN the wild ocean deep.
And IS 1t rot thus with that MYSTICAL voice
Which speaks 20 the children of earth,
AMI of en- unfolds
To God -iusged souls
Some trace Of their Heavenly birth?
All many spirit like thee, lone Shell,
Now mOurns IN Its prison of clsy:
While n c1tcheth faint CLEANS
In soul thrilling dreams
OF the Ocean that's far away
WASHINGTON, ID. C., 1857.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FORALL PARTS OF THE WEST.


81
RALTTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Ths recent OK tension and Improvement OF It's lead
ing oonnecting lines st the West required an en-
which highly sdrssass 10 Is. rsaa
fHREE D 3s fnS I aIS9Sp n !TE
MfMsfSiss start.
sunday stops a way stations and arrives At Gum
see9nd.The VAIL TRAIN st,r,. SUNDAY s,
A. NJ, connecfing at Beuwood with CeniTsl ONO
isville, Chicago 81 Louis. 6c, and a; same pisca
with trains for Cleveland Toledo. Detroit. g., by
SIexeIsnd Hoad, and also at Parkersburs with Ma
T I pS RI e ST LOUIS and CINCINNATI
necting at ,Benwood at A. NJ with express Trans
from Bellsire to Cincinrati, t'cifkoMt ekarss OF
hours from Baltimore and :s hours from Washing
ton. II also connects dIIecty IN both directions,
rohds for Chlcothe. Circnnati, etc. These trans
"u. and AZ i9T ScssS and 81
Msssslppl EIprsss for Louisville. Csro and ~.
oas through to 81 Louis IN less than ~ hours fr"Gl
Baltimore. BY this train the al the central
and southern places an the West is much less, vhle
the shortest Of other routes From the Wesi these
~ns al 8s sTs sSuss so;e Nd satisfactory ar
LT Baggage checked through to all points.
c. TMtRo E; IiSKETs sosd At Lowest rates a,
o% ad Bsmo4e af " ma,
vitr ths sniI,e road by ddyiight, by taking morn
tlnlu anu Bin2 over al Cumberland OAK
land, and resumog next morning by WheelIng Ac-
oommodation train, leaving Cumberland at ard
Oakland at 1850. :. 80
FOR WAY PAssENGER
The Cumbeyland Accommodation Tram at A. M,
VIII stop at al stations east OF Cumberland, ind toe
w heellng Accommodation AZ al Stations beyond
Cumberland going West. Eastwarsy, the Mai
Train leaves Wheeling al q. 81 A. NJ. aud Acoomnio-
dalton leayes Cumberland at g, reaching Baltimsrs
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Park eryburg wsy
PASSENGERS will take the Express wssiwardly and
the Mail ssstwardy.
The fRkDERICK TRAIN starts at 4p. A.,
stopping al way stations. Leaves frederick at ai5
A NJ. arTIyIns st Baltimore ~ noon.
The ELl.iCUFy1S MILL TRAIN leaves az 5.s5
A. ", AID SIS L. NJ. Leaves EllIcott's Malls al
A. vi. and i. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at AIS and qI5
A NJ sand SIS J.. NJ. On Sundays at AS A. A.,
and SIS p. NJ. only.
Leave Washington for Baltimore At 6 and $50 A.
II. and aud 40 p. NJ. On Sundays at IA. NJ, and
Tire Grst and fourth trains from Baltimore and the
second and fourth trains from Washing ton, will bs
express mai trains. stopping Only at WASHINGTON
Junction and Annapolis yunclIra. -
The BIS ana Sis Trains iIC'n Baltimore and the
and ~ trains from WashIngt ton connect with the
trains from Anna polls.
For tickets, information, fare. &c, apply 20 J. r.
ENGLAND Agent, at the Ticket ONCE, Camden
station. WIN. =. WOopSiDE,
Jy lS-r Master of TRANSPORTATION. BALTIMORE.
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NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND
~ IIOTOR STORE


The subscriber begs to inform his friends and the
public, that he has opened NEW stone, corner
OF 18TH street and Louisiana avenue, where he in
tends to keep constantly hand large and varied
assortment of Foreign and Domestic WINES, IL
QIoKS, GlGARS, and FINE GR9CERIEs.
Olives, Rsiglns, Figs. Sardines Anchovies, 6tard,
Marrett d Co., Pinet Il Co., and Col. Chabard's
BrandIes in GASES, demuohns, and casks Old ia
maioa Rum, SheIries, Madeira, Port of various de
script!ons st. Julien Clarot, Chateaux Margaux In
eases, Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits, Reynold's
Edinburgh Ale, Annisstte, MarasoAino, Curacao
Absynthe, Champagne, and q large and varied de-
scrlptIOn of Havana Cigars.
Also. Stopghton Bitters, and Fever and Aeus
Bltters, Porter, Ale, and Cider.
Families are particularly invited to call and exam
Inc the stock bafOre purchasing elsewhere Mem.
DeIs OF Congress are also Informed that their orders
will he promptly attended to, and delivered at IN on
residences at the shortest notice. IT
"A general assortment of fine Havana Cigars i'm
ported direct by the subscriber. at wholesale and
tai.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, an<
produce taken in exchange.
LEWIS Old Whiskey, constantly on hand, of 1870.
Country orders punotually attended to, and conn
try produce Of ali descriptions received on consirn
ment. JONAS p. LEVY"
JeS-u ..r No. 64 Twelfth street
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8. WALKERS

s. WALKERS
odeon Hall st. and GMhan aysnns
WALKER has fitted up the above sp.cious
apartments at very great outlay of capital thereby
rendering his establishment one of the most COM
plete and hsndsome In the whole country. He he
large Gallery for free exhibition of upward of On
hne OIL Paintings, by some of the hest ancient d
modern masters, to which he intends to add fresh
lmportatlons. :. WALKER has also fitted up Il CON
For and s81 posss inherit
66HH22KKRRffH 5ARBR f s X 50; 81
analyst miniature to size Of life.
5. WaLkER. by comhinlng the Photographic Pro-
% years experience. and whose specirnens of Ifs
size PORTRAITS may be seen III some Of the first farm
Gallery he WIN be able. by the eoHbintion Of Of tbs ~
two, to produce portraits that have been ex
ceed i9r their hdety and life like ex pre- seon Can
vas and boards prepared by himself EXPRESSLY for
the purpose.
traits Miniature or life size, from small pictures OF
Photographs taken from oorpse.. or sick persons
taken at their own residences. on Immediate notice
Committees and classes taken in any number In
groups and any quantity of copies from the sold
v.",ls 81 ssnsa on &C. GSPB Fs TGmb Stone
freshness. ' 0's"o'
Lsdis, and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
TO call at the Gallery, over Shilling book store
entrance ~ street, two doors from Psnnsy wanna
.rAnuN. " ~ SIN
SPLENDID PICTORIAL. PUBLICATIONS..
- iiol!iay Edition Of Bryant's Poems by WIN
Cullen Bryant. Collected and arranged by the au-
thor. Illustrated with II designs. engraved in tho
highest style of art, from designs by Brket Foster
maTrlsol w Ier. W llliam Harvey, J. TennIel, r.
PIckersgl, aud other emil ent artists, and n por-
tfnIt oi the author from a drawing 10y Lawrence. |
50: do. antique morocco, So
This elegant edition ~ every way worthy of tho
lame OF the author. Ii has been gotten up reyarl
less OF expense, and, is pictorial publication, 81
us iino has never been celled t has bee u N.
upon cream co"red paper, and the whole execution
OF the book such rs will commend Itself to tile
adinirers OF " AAmoncs's greatest poet"
Gertrude of Wyoming, or the f-bns, lvania Cot
tage; 10y Thomas Campbell. Beautifully illustrate cd
with 81 designs, by Bifket Foster and others ia the
style OF Gray's tlegy. Cloth antique. bevelled and
morocco antique; Cloth gilt Sis; morocco So
The Farmers Boy by Robert Bloomfield Illus
traced IN fhe sly Of Grays Elegy. Clotn, gilt, So
The pairynan's Daughter. Illustrated in the
style ofGray's Eegy. One volume, extra cloth gilt
81 81; extra morocco, al. e''
Just received, and for sale at
TAYLOR MAURY'S Bookstore,
sc 1871 near 9th street.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. sc, Wall street.
BROWN, snIPlEY 4 CO., Liverpool.
sTEPHEN kENNARD CO., q, Austin
3; q. WAINWRIGHT q CO., Psris.
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable
stones or metals, unless bills OF ladrz are signed
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-22
L'ALL STYLE FOR 1857.

Now ready at STINEMETZ'S. 2s Psnnrylvsnia
avenue, near tho corner of ThiT-
tesntb. the most popular Fall styles ekzyz33
OF Dress. or MOeskIn HATS, to "a 3G
which he invites particular attention. H$H
Having established the cash sys- ~ ~
tein- and hnung u IN work well. he ~ 6S;d
will continue To make n discount of &sEA
ieh per cent. upon the actual market VSHIf6y
price. making the hat sold for So (aEd
not unfrequenty for S5l for the low price Of ssh:
slight variation IN quality for IS, and for S23s a
superior quality for the money.
A good Assortment OF Fit HATS, CA pa, q o.
always on hand, ID. III. SriNEMETZ,
aug I-n 2& Penn. ave. Henr 18th StIest