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A TEEroTAL SCREED.-A day or two since,
when dropping In upon teetotal friend of
ours, rather early in the morning. we remarked
that his eyes looked dull and heavy. and that
his general appearances was that of a man who
had been INDUCING in q tremendous spree. a
regular run all-night affair. On the table by
his bedside was bottle, partially filled with
Congress water.
Knowing him to be very strict temperance
advocate, and man whose horror of the ardent
was only equalled by his dislike of bibulous
people We naturally inquired of him what had
occurred, whether be had been i'll over night
mo, ne replied, with profound sigh, mot
sick that is, not very sick.'
We caught a Whit of his breath, it was exces-
sIvely vigorous and strong, similar in odor to
the atmosphere Of q lager-beer brewery.
You see" he continued. languidly, Won
see-fact is, have suffered horribly for. iu ST
before you came in, / awoke from q horrible
dream-a terrible dream"
What was it ?" we inquired hastily and
earnestly.
81 dreamed that had voluntarily. and
without the slightest compulsion-indeed with
out any thing further tn an an inyitation-taken
q stun horn Of brandy and water, and Won NAV
oeneye me or not, the more drank out of that
glass, the more there was in It, Oh, INV head
and only think, the dream was so natural
ana 80 IKE reality, that it has even left the
'msH OF the brandy in my 6reath,''
Inat temperance dream took us down and
evap2sased or, in the language of the great
eve slid,
We did''
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Tur BxkyER.-At q recent meeting of the
Caaadian Institute, the interesting fact was
stated. that this animal, once 20 highly priced
and so much hunted for its fur, even to the
extinction of its species throughout the greater
mart of il. original domain, has again made its
appearance in many places in Canada, and is
rapidly increasing. In the north part of Peters
borough they have become very numerous.
Quite number are to be found within three
hours ride of Toronto, and they are frequently
found in the Nottawasaga river and in the
neighborhood of Angus. One gentleman stated
that in Yespra thousands Of acres Of land are
flooded every Spring, when numerous trees cut
by the animals are to be found. tits quite pro-
bable that they will become still more numer-
GUS since the fur of the beaver is now replaced
by other skins, and hunting of that animal is
no longer a remumerative occupation the val
ne of the skins per pound having deprecated
more than one-half.
The history of the beaver is an interesting
one. From 1785 to 1900, hundreds Of skins were
annually exported from this continent; but
from the latter date the animal gradually dis
appeared until il was met with only in the least
accessible waters Of the Northwest That the
species would become entirely extinct at no
distant day, has been the general belief. Hence
their temperance in Canada is q matter of
considerable interest.
According to a paper read by Prof Wilson,
Of Canada, the beaver was at one time indi-
genous to the British Islands, and also in Scot.
land and Norway. Traces of beaver villages
have been found as far South as Louisiana.
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Nv ENING STAR.


The Rich Country Gal and che Wicked City
Chap. - ~ y5-kA s.
The following, which appears IN q Buffalo
paper, completely sscombs DOWN. and lays ont
"villikins and his Dinahn We commend u to
all ''lovyers" Of the sentimental. Il Is painfully,
harrowingly pathetic: -.t -z
EAsr HAMBuRe, Sep.2, 1853.
mistur eddltur the following sad verses ves ~
Tor anuthsf nevspaper But as the owner OF tnS
paper cazzin Of the unfortunit female @
beo De don't want to insurt III you prlnnt u ~
vii hear from me again tbs rise IL hteraiy irus'
ITS all Of Ricn country Gal tsst know
abe plays the AccordIDg the Meioun also ,ow,
With cheeks red a. roses snd Teeth white a. sho"'
she looks ike an angel as MiliIken she goes
ri tu raj Ii In raj Ia Ia
Thar va. a Young fsller from the city ne cum
he tr,ed m en,ice her TO Ieve her swete hum.
he rave her 8 IIockit he rave her ring
M Hack Niger Meilodys tried lor u sing
- ri tn raj Ii In raj Ii Ia.
On one Sunday Evening her father says he
I want you to leave of this yOurn's compsnJ
of them counter Jumpers l p,ay YOU beware
you will Find them desatetui VOW declare
n tn raj Il In raj II Ia.
Then the Damssl she orr cd & the damsel shs wept
She took 20 redins Novels when sac out 10 have
She leit her Melojun and According also
4 little while she crazy did 60
n II raj Ii Ia raj II Ia
NV all - nrettx Maiden. fhat a lesson would lrrn
hevars Of tnese Dand,s and their Company spurn
If you would not git ravIn CRAZY a!s1
when they coma 10 hu xlbug Just tell them TO 90
RI tn raj II Ia raj II Ia
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, &c.

The prevalence Of the above complaints at tins
season generally has the effect of bringing out host
Of prOfessedly new specifics. and while some are
good. MANY are useless, and others even dangerous
The visest course TO pursue 10 to consut fam
lly physician, or 0thervlse use only such remedies
as long public perepce has proved to be safe and
efhoscious. Ofthis character IT, TYLER'S COM
FOUND SYRUP or GUM ARABIC. Original
II soon became popular remedy and has continu ed
to enjov agrowinE reputation Tor the hast twenty
acts like charm: and in Chrome Cases Bronchii,s
w hoopinG ough. Group, Asthma Inf uenxa. a "a.
have usedIt. a1f -'.'f y -'' Nv
Price Is GENTS and 50 GENTS per bottle. o.. -.
Sold BIZ Marin 4 Palmer, Cbas Stott. &e. wa.h-
ington Gisrel. g georgetown; Peei& Steveps. Al
sxhndrs where It mas be had also for oonvenience,
q Los bGer lorm. Prize iSk and IS cent? boz
Dross, az an el.gaat. pleasant and eficaciors Put
haonio oxenKe they are unsurpassed. no n Sm
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies' and Gentlemen lose one Of their
greatest natural Attractions-a fne head of hair-it
becomes q matter of serious Importance, and tn .
question is what shall We do to stop the hair from
ia II s1 fMPs5 5H AhH feS
applications viii stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dandraf, keep the scalp clean and whIte,
and impart freshness and viEor to the hair; and
although you may havc been bald twenty years, the
continued use of it two months will insure you
luxurlant head Of hair. Cs and Seta bottle, and if
rot sat.hed, after the second application, return it
Ask for Dr.. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sod dl in RMiShmo1da b W. PETERsSnN DIE
and in Washington city BY Y. d. GILMAN, Drug.
gisf, BroEns Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and D.,
avenue. all ly
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEIS

NATIONAL HOTEL John Caldw.lI q n.
Leater, n y; N Taylor, Mis-, Steele, Mis-
Stockton, m; w C Price, Mo; II Berry NJ.
Townshend, do; Good win. Mass: Hon +
seward and fam, Ga; Hon o PeytJn XIV. Hon
ebT Ed it91 E.,o va; n " Thomas, do; Dan
Sonni Harrison. Md; 8 C REID, IL. Ia: i NJ
zane, n Lee, York; d G Barnit.. Pa. r
S I%oc1e, OsAi Or Fowler and family, Ala: Mi.
Keen and dans, hai MIS-: Ives, Mass; w v Nc
nananway; Ind; Jonathan Dickinson. N yo,a
R Minnesota; Colonel Polk Md.
Ala. q ofFrsss .h, Va; Cooley, Pa; F Fictlin,
y nsn, N; Hyde, G Cotton ] Cav.
Nc W." Spain and family, nj; w w neeloct
@ BkOWNs' HOTEL Lambdop. Havana
L Myers, No: y D. q MURPHY. Va NJ Duv Val, Md;
IInvH Bell; XIV; Kimbelly. Tenn: " a
nkLoyd, Mass; j II skinner, Va: + Row,',, a
man. DO S MY. and w. family, Pa: NJ l. NJ Held
= Lindsey, Ind; Dorsey. do: n Sshs,,, 90 40
e meden, Va; Hyatt, do; Nj H.rrtsnn ",
DR. 4 Po,,ss, and m lady, Nd; Miss c Price do
- a nn Msie and lady, NY: w NJ ray, do;
"; Beuton, NY: w AZ pa, son, La
ss1asS dan va; NJ. Read, do; Mis- Pa r
~, NJ; G Beebe, nv S%%ery, sc; w c Lana
NY; Holiday, do + LvnsS a. re-; Dodd,
Neba; c Dennis, Nd "eh' DO; Tyler,
"ILLAhpS HOTEL Fa,L.
Norton, NY; w Reed, Ne: 80, y y;
A. Anderson e Fowler, Fl Faller' H. ri v
son, Crocker, w Breese M.r ndiick.
Isdy, Verlis, Hon r. w Dici,n.on I~e e and
%old, NY; w White, Chas Haigbt' vi r. Del
66AInss, U; DR. w Ferguson, USA: p 1 smrs
~ s,own, Md; Thackara and lady' NYpDsk,
s1nn Bsoc koank, Eng; NJ Brimmer. r. Sb.u, o'
Me-, geo Loyal, II, Va; w Page. Md: N r.
Eoeeari, Pa John p VERGE, Pa: j p com ~ mc
II Usher, Del; L White, Ny; H.wE,n.,
e;.n Sn Angel, Miss N @ Curtis AZ.
P.nIS,nn Jackson, } Chetwood nj Cor,
OF: J and,,MA TEs HoTEL-R l. woonw.-a
~ ~ oneii, do; r EIhinto, D.. mmu,cnu,
9oafn, W; Pe'due and lsdv M, Us
TX; Psrnett. Va; r Milie, ~, Gale,
No; Carroll. do; r L Gravett w. No, VI Bliss,
you 90; A Whitehursf, Ny; H.1.SCa Car
w Miner, do; N MADDOX, do; n Reower
~ II wills. Md; w Cullrn, Va: Enns.ll
r.. ~ middleton, Nd; r Marshall. ] y Ione a.
O'NeaI and Is sd do; w H'Lymsn, Nj; G G
So mooD HOUSE q Harris No. d
Tn e,, n,a, ~ P.ihand, Ia; W w crsn. a
Nv. w %ag o, Va w Almond, Mo: N ~ ~
~, A.. . moran, Psi w Watson Nv nc1oe
'e'' 10; % L Thomas, Pa; 3 Leach. c,i row.
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U Two men In Cincinnati have made a match
70 eat mush and milk for SO "and the cbamnion.
ship" The one who bursts first loses '"'
III Inc nittenton MILL, in Taunton, Mass
Will commence operations sbout the lar ~ I.n
ana VIII furnish employment for about 800 hand,
IL An 1ronaut has constructed an inm,ns.
balloon at Ogdensburg, and is preparing to make
= kaano ascension The capacity Of the aerial
monster admits o load of Is or 20 nerson~
orass band Is to 60 up and serenade the stars.
IHk DIVORCE STATE n-The MiS,issi,D, Il.
glsiature has passed law granting divorce 70 an
pS,,I es VINO have lived separate three wears A
OF the business " o"ou' going OUT
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w FALL ARRlNGEMEHT
w ASHINGTON AND EXAM ID 81 A.
a Boat Every Honr from Each Place.

The WASHINGTON and Alexandra Steamboats, will
hereafter rue rcEuSr, from the foot L.
Of 7th street, Washington, and kinG Sc
street, Alexandria every hour
eaca place, from ~ a. N. to IN p. N a. follow;
From Washing ton-Steame. gro. PAGb-at
60, 3, and II a. IN. 4, 5, s, and "a p. m.
IRON WashIngtOn-SteauerI THOMAS COLL
From Ale1sndrIa-Steamer GtO. PAGE-et
81. 9, 10 q. M, II m ~. Z aud p. m.
+ rom Aiexandns-Steam'r 1HpMAs GULL
YeR-at 6x, 9. u a. m, .. 5, and .. m, except
Tuesday and FRIDAY mornings, when ihe Collyer
heretofore, snd omit her trips betve. washington
and Alexandria from Ga m. TO p. IN. only.
The So. 6x g. and "a .. m boats from hiexan-
dria ith THE trans of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North and West.
The ca o. m and Ia .. N. bosts from WASHINGTON
CONNECT with the trains or the % ange and Alexsn
dria Railroad for the South and Southwest se q
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Through trial of many y.ar.. and through even
nation of civilized men, AYER'S CHERRY PFC
TORAL has been found to afford more relief and to
cure more cases OF pulmonary disease than any
remedy known to mankind Cases Of apparently set
tied consumption have been cured by it, and thous-
ands of sufferers no were deemed beyond the reach
OF human aid have been restored to their friends and
usefulness. to sound health and the enjoy mepts of
lungs and throat. Here q cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eye, and
the pale, thin features of him who was lately usty
and strong. whisper to ali but him CONSUMPTION.
his vitais and shows it's fatal symptoms more and
more over all bis frame. He is taking the CHER
RY PICTORIAL now; II has stopped his cough,
made his breathing easy; his sleep 10 sound at night
dart which pierced his side broken. Scarcely any
neighbOrhOod can be found which has not some lIy.
ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectoral an i'm
here. Nay, 1t acoomplishes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which m
cures are the seed which would have ripened into \
dreadful harvest OF incurable diseases. Influenza,
Ing Cough and all irritatOns Of the throat and lunrs
are easily cured By the KERRY PECTORATif
taken in season. Every family should have il hy
them, and they will ind IL an invaluable protecton
parent sheep from many flock and the darling lamb
Authenticated evidence of these facts, With direo.
lions for the treat rent Of each complaint, may Be
publish three millions and scatter them broadcast
over the earth. In order that the sick everyvheTe
may have before them the information it contains
lrussi.t: and dealers IN medicine generally have
remedies, prepared by DR. J. z. AVER, Practical
and so Adn al toal csssTMsf kS0ysl Ms:;
COOK. Alexandra, and bY all dealers everyvhsre.
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Z" We slid,
We did,

MAGNETIC DoDGE "A few days since, a
couple OF young men at Rock Island, went out
sauIng on the Mississippi, and accidentally lost
ring. The key opened a vault, and the men
we're In tribulation at its loss At last thew
mt upon novel expedient to recoverit TIey
procured a powerful magnet, attached it Ito
string, and threw it into the river where thew
nad lost the key In about ten minutes the
magnet was brought to the surface, with the
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NJ TEETH.
III. LOOMS M d.. the inxentat and nate,
DR. srRRpEEsNN sEAItLS. T b Y
OyrIcK No. Al, THIRTEKNrH STREET,
Four Doors South Of Pennsylrda,a Areaus.

H. THIRTEENTH
Fonr Doors South Of PenasyIraata 4resss.
DR.. BAILY bess leave to inform the public tina.
located as above. He feels assured that an
experience of fifteen years practIse =, with Glib
des that he hs vi ii
enable him to surmount any difhcuity, scientific or
ence confirming the opinion of many men eminent in
the profession, and especially Drs. Harris and and
msrcuria preparations for filing the teeth, also all
Enamels. Gutta Percha, India Rubber and Clements
that mounted God Pnss is the ong
relisbe substance that be worn the mouth, as
vas mott extensively shown b, the last American
Although ne fatters himself from his long resi-
know to his numerous friends and patrons, he Sess
leave to refer them to the following
nom H.. LAT. FT TEST no .<r.,
Of thts city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem tor yon personally, and my conf
executed for me have been highly satisfactory. /
nope int yoa may Teeeys the PATRONAGE from my
'' Wilmington Aug. s s. Is s'' FRENCH.
From one Of the oldest firms IN Bnlfimo,s-
Msssrs. Boggs, Cotman I Co.
Having employed DR.. Stephen BaiIy. Surgeon
important and dfioult piece of work. which he did
TO my entire satisfaction, and in view othe fact that
tai College Of Baltimore iaii ed after trials,
to perform the same work satisfactorily, il gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estimation Of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. Il, 1857. HARMANN BOGGs.
Extract from q note ssessrsd from tAs late Hos
JOHN M. Clayton.
u. 8. Senate, Aug. 1s. 1856.
The teeth You made for me work admirably; no
thing could be better. Very gratefully,
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maIadies of the
teeth, can cheerfully recommend DIR. Z. Baily as
superior dentist. He made q set of porcelain teeth
for one Of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
April Is, is5S. Va. Cont. Nj. Z Church south.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion TO avail
ourselves of the professional skill OF DR.. 8. BaIly,
Surgeon Dentist of this city. having been cogni-
xant OF his operations our fami friends take
Pleasure in expressing admiration of his artistic
skill, as well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs tho most delicate and diff ut
operations in Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage Of
the publlo, OF which We consider HIM eminently
worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTKl, Architect u. 8. Capitol.
b. 8. BoHRKR, nj. ID. of Georgetown, ID. c.
N. 8. LINCOLN, NJ D., of Washington, ID. G.
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, D. G.
GEoReE WALTON, Ex-Governor of Florida.
WALTER LKNOx. Ex Mayor of WASHINGTON.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 9. Patent Once,
feb 2o-n
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IodioinN.
u NRI 1 sf Gs / q A n H 4 Rxsr
; -. d. = WITH xMENeH 81 ia aa-
q ZONE AND EURoPEIN DEMAND.

hOM6 AND kUhOFkAN D6 MA"D'
The reason Why. 10 that by Natures own Iroosss
se
thus makee It Eroy on h.ld heads. removes al dan,
5 sGs cue
ache and my se relied !, HpSn to cSre =. dises.es o.
i ias S sss e so:s sS &
and Z, used By ,he young two OF three ames week
nsyS. sad or os ay s. reader read
a;.s. @ r rosD oS s;,,Sr h.,S
hair be nx quite gray. made up m, 70 lay ..a. N.
ago com mescd using your srae 70 .s, az, Tor
did IN is.tc. .. yos sor the
ment Of others who be gray s Was hnt having
Wiling @ XIV. your Rs.,or i. OH ;bs, hsT, a ter
pro and me bsss pro" being ocular dsmcn.'r.sn rrss
direct them 70 m. fer ar,h.r proof no am in and out Of
NY hair !. now Il. .iarsl color .na much improved IN az.
pe.r.sce every being glo-ser and thetr ana much
cssn:I o. csi.sSi. and CARROLL ss.. s1oosi;.
r- Lrvrsosrox. Ala, reb. "a. isss
so, n S,. NE so s IT,, has ssss
slightly diminishing for several caused suppose,
using yaur s.r RESISTANT. for Fix resis and ass ,s.,
have One cad Of hair growing Asr having us.d all
liable remedy eIi.rt advIs. .mieted
., way :. Use your [sIsd, You can rsSah hi, yoa
PHrIADxLyEIA Sert o. 1857.
rRor woop-pesr Str: Your Hair Re-tor.tvei provisg
itsef highly tensac. The fnt and also IN. beck
part cf read anot its covering-wss
have used bot half pint bottles spd
now the top head 10 well studded with prom sirg
Of hair and the fr alec benefit
have tr ed other preparations without any benefit what
induce many other, TO try ~ Yours, respectfully,
D. r. TsosAs. N. D.. No. tst vine stree.
The Restorative 10 put In bottles of three sizes,
VIZ large, medium and small; the small holds \ q
pint and retais for 81 per bottle; the medium holds
al least ~ per cent. more In proportion than the
small retalls for 81 per bottle; tn. large holds q
for IS hot'le.
o. J. WOUD 4 CO.. Prcprietors, si2 Broadway
New ork, Gin the great N. Y Wire Raiiing Ia
tablis hment, and ia Market street, It LOUIS. No.
=, And sold bJ all good druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. No IL SIN
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the very liberal upport he has met with, and hopes
by strict att entOn to his profession to merit CON
tnuanoe Of Their patronage. - -
X. G. w. wishes to inform the public that be has
made great Improvements at his GALLERY. which Is
we'll warmed and made all snug for the Winter
season. On hand. God assortment OF Cases of the
latest designs. for Christmas presents.
X. C.. wOODLEY,
no 2-dtdecA- Sl2 T. street. near WillardS',
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SUPERIOR PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY
~ for MEDIC nal price 81 per gallon or so ots
per epttie Many gent emen Of Virginia; Maryland
have thoroughly tested It, pronounce it much the
best Whiskey in the market.
EDWARD HALL,
Extensive dealer in all kinds Of LIQUORS and
Family Groceries. No. 90 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite Centre Market. no n eolet
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CHEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.

SAMUEL KIRBY, Manxfaefrr.y of Supeyio,
and Fashionable Fxrnirxrs. Iesp eotfu ~ an "A
nounces to the citizens of Washinsron,(u
Georgetown. Alexandria, and environs, that -
his warehouse IL now well stocked with su- III
perb and extensive stock OF elegant CABI-
NET WAKE IN Rosewood. Walnut, Oak, and
other desirable woods, such rs Parlor, Dining room,
Library, Once and Chamber Sets ali manu- sctured
In the most wOrkmanlke manner, and warranted as
stated Prices very low. Funerals und ertake en-
with promPtness SAMUEL KIRBY,
Warehouse-west side of eth street..
oc s-eou near Pa. avenue
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TT KIMMELI, HOUSE.
L h Is Nice and oOmmodious Hotel has Just been
comp.f and will be open for the recsp
lion Of guests on Tuesday, the Esd instant vEAA0
This house will abound with comforts, E.Ml
equal IN every respect to every house In this or am
other city. he bar will be supplied witt the best
Of l.Iquors, At all times have engaged Mr.. +. v.
Campbell TO assist and superintend the house.
The klmmeil House il situated on & street, be
tween ~ and 81 b streets in the immediate vicinity
OF the National Hotel and near the Railroad Depot
A. e. KIMMELt., Prop'r.
nOl9 conn f. v. CAMPBELL. Sup't,
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HAkTSEORNE'S CURE-ALI.,
IL THE GREAT PAIN ANNFHTLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED CHEMIST.

hET hhE ~ NJ a me MOL
BoTTLEs u, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOyERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HhRTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he kept
In all families in case of accidents sudden sick
ness, as It FREQUENT Cares IN less time than il re
CURES to get a physician.
1t cures pain any part Of the system and Ia used
externally and internally.
III AS the frequent changes of the westher pro-
duce q bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbo
and Body also, Stuff Neck-every person should
get a bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sinews, Blood and Bones aud, by Its warming cleo
power, expels all pain from the system.
Set q bottle and try II.
Nm BIIf yoqa hays Cough; nse HARTS;
GHERRY-it m the best Cough Syrup in the
World.
ANTI-BILIOpS PILLS. They act upon the Law
e., stomach and Bowels, carrying of oil Bile and
The shove Rcdloines to be had at all Drug Stores
In Washington city; Kidvell & Ciscel at George-
town: H. Peel Co. Alexandria. 90 ll-tr
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OATES TAYTOR'S
" FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
No. 255 7th street. between nj and N SITS
Also, Stands in Cenfrs Market on It'll street, and
Northern Liberty Mn,ket,
Has constantly on hand, wholesale and retail, and
delivered to any part of the city free of CHARGE the
following,
Meal. Ship Stuff. Bale Hay,
Corn, Brown STUFF, Cut Hay,
And Oats, And shorts, &C., 60, &c.
Banoroft's celebrated Buckwheat in sacks of II
pounds. and Weer's best Family Flour in SACKS.
HI Storekeepers who retail any of the above
Stnfs viii find 1t to their advantaEe to CIV q call
before purchasing elsewhere. de s eC6t
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GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE LADIES,

GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE LADIES,
No. 4l4 It'll st., bettceen G. and II streets,
GOTThELF d BEHkEND, Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in "a NCY ARTICLES. WOOL
EN- GOODS. HOSIERY. TOYS, etc., etc., have
Just received an entire now stock, the finest ever
brought to Washington.
They offer store Keepers and country merchants
great inducements
Ladies' purchasing for fairs should be sure to CALL
no 2S-eOt Janl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoA

One OF the Steamship OF Iais Compspy. carving
me United states Mail for ACAPULU AeSs
SS .I and OREGON leaves 1
rhnama twice each month on q ne arriysl
OF the United States Mail IS. Company', .,e.n.r.
which leave New Orleans and New York resulsriv
on the 9TH and 10Th OF each month with the mails
a y passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspeoted and A.
proved ~ the Navy Department, and guaranty s,esI
Lhe Pansma Railroad - miles lors) is now com
peteo ron oo' an 20 ooesL. and In crosseS in or
hours The baggage OF passenreTs is cLect.,s
New Norf thruug to San rancisco ana nnsssnssr.
Ge marked at Panama by steamer al the com
covers all xpenses Of the trlp. = is
Reserve steamers are kept in port in p,n.u. a.
San Francisco. 90 prevent detention IN case m ncs
GENT, 20 that the route il entirely rsliablsno lnrs
HAVING occurred IN eight years
nxs et Aspinvsll. ~ IVY
Condnetors 60 through b. each steamer and take
tectors. = =. $3.50 ' o'"ei p''-
For through tickets az the lowest rst~, anal, A
ne agency: Ia West street, New York to ]. w,
RAYMOND toARMsTRoNG. HARRis&
SO.' rev Oreans.-or G. l.. BARTDETT, Boz.
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