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d L. "A = = 10,
To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Ga.
public, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10th, 1858,
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Helnlbold,s Extract Buchu

is prepared directly according to the Rules
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
with the greatest accuracy ard Chemical knovL
edge and care devoted in its combination. S.,
Professor Devices Valuable Works on the Prac
tce of Physic, and most Of the late Standard
Works of Med;c;na
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FLEMING BROS

Sco'il & Mead, No III, Charter, Stree
New Orleans, General Wholesale A gents for
the Southern States, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
Sold by TtiOS. II. MAGIIL, Lancaster
April 80, 1856. lily.
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or all disease, the great first cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws.
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Science and Fame.

Science and Fame.
100000 Bottles Have Been Sold.
aud not single instance Of failure has been
reported!
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman
Of the City Of Philadelphia, II. +. HELNBOLD.
Chemist, who being duly sworn does say, that
his preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury
or injurious Drug, but are purely Vegetable.
II. T. HELMBOLD.
Sole Manufacturer.
swora and subscribed before me this 2ed
day Of November, 1854.
WM. p. HIBBARD, Alderman.
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Pricei$l per Bottle, or Six for s5. De-
hvered to any Address.
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Ger.
ahcates from Professors Of Medical Colleges
Clergymen aud Others.
Prepared and sold by
II. T. HELMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
No. 62 South Tenth ST.. below Chestnut.
Assembly Building, Phila.
20 For sale by HAssELfisE a CUReros
and TnoNAs X. MAoiLL, Lancaster, @. H., y. g.
aud OF all Druggis. and Dealers throughout the
United States. Canadas aud British Provinces.
Beware Of Countexfeits.
Ask for HELMBOLD'S--Take
no other.
CURE GUARANTEED.
Ssae ~ 1857 is--J
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Wholesale PRICES CURRENT.

The WhuIcs.Ie rriccs Current wiil also
be found to bc full, complete and rcli.U.c.
OF the latest operations. up to the moL,nt
of going to press.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27

IxyINANT'S PATENT FxCxLsTOR SPRING BILLIARD
w cnsh,on, psAenssd Augusi 10 1888 the and osiy
bkn speed and sosuraey pe~feoon.
pnNrd tables msde 70 order In Dssi and elegant syls.
Mandatory IA Ssla swses, EsN ierk,
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aPORT1Eo

vrrAEyxp-A sMAfx. BIAOK AND TAN rERRIES
w so~ RON 70 nipe DO ends vesgi< dim built and
whne Spots Address. stating hwe~ price w. v o., D~hd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A cARD-MR CHARLES NAFHY. or BROOKLYN, IN
a consds ration OF the GOOD treatment gonucmanly
feeling msnestsd by Cap Nathan andersen Jr Of no
number excursion 70 the shnS banhs Thursdsy.
August Is 1858 presented him (Oapt Anderson), with tine
gold pencil ~ token OF regard
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~ travelling the New York and Harlem Railroad
qussed 10 attend meeting 70 be held Ut the Harlem Railroad
depot OF wenty sIh street Fourth avenue
Friday neg. the 9th instant O'Clock NJ TO take INTO
taken In view Of the efforts making prove he Of
sesm below Forty second street. believing that efforts
successful viii eventually terminate Or billion Of
steam below yorkvllle and Harlem.
San, n Lyon, Leonard Kirby, j. p Swain.
Charles butler, Alex Masterton, henry Buren.
Ainoti Mitchell Claiborne Ferris. VIM, Watson.
william Popham, w. III. Robinson, Adrian James,
William w. Fox, Henry WiletA, Josiah 8. MITCHELL
Thomas II Fale, Henry B. Cowes,
NEW YORK August ~. 1853.
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NOTrCR-NRs TLEURy, %s BROoNE srRrFr.
N gives true information on all events Of he By sa
OF the anes questions business marriage So
spt friends Ae BY magnetism, Che speahs French sns,
Nah and German.
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FREACH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

DONNIE D,rvTANr-oN DRNANDR UNE JrUyE
Is Frsncss prepdre son d'un eDfsnt 81 Sccc,per
De couture ssarc~er 50 Vesey 81 up ssAhs de 10 0
heurts.
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STELLHENCE OFrICRs.

A Ii FAMILIES wArrrNd GOOD sERvANn IMsk
"A daielv cav Obtain large Insinte and
Hoae for dcnesacs lT lila Of sh sv This es
tprve has abundsnce OF civil, cspAes bep, 70 sun
All. Conducted BY respectable Amerie % sdy.
CEvERAL INTELLIGENT NEE CAN HAVE GooD
- situations b. calling At the Provocative and Detecuve
Agency $40 81. way, which pr0tecss Against ds
wIkCHELf. WILLIS 90.
WlrTyD-tHRsE CIkRKs FOR SHIPPING AyD
w ucset offices two pcosk-epers, fonr CLERKS Tor ny
foode end three fremen tsO
orakenen two pJrers hve for s,esmers t~o exprcs
, nI, 80 Two coscspen Apply 70 LOUIS kAVFnAN'
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w BY ealing at No f0l Canal street any person wish
ing 10 take writing lessons viii end opportunity on rea-
sonabe terms. Also any person vishng correspond with
their friends snd write themselves 40
call All matters being strictly confidential Open roms A. NJ
n6Ph 9l Canal street between Thompson aud Sullivan.
yVAryED-rHE SERVICES or A GENTLEMAN WHO
w competent 70 give instruction In French drawing;
s desrAbls, though no, necessary ba he should qus
aed 70 teach music Also The situation referred IN %
Virginia The required and given
For particulars, address r. r. A., Bellevue Hospital
On WALTER sTRBKT-B. Y. FOSTER. AUTHOR OF
AU Prize sssay he best msshod o. teshins Penmsn.
skipv Double brtry EucdAed and other popular worxr
gives Lessons N Bookkeeping, writing &c, Al his resdsns
No % walls Street whore genfiens qualified for rsr.
purzuils IN sxpetitious and superior manner
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nynE STEAMER OHIO GAIT. Z r. FERGUSON, WILL
make excursion 70 the Cholera Banks Friday, The
9Th of Augus-leaving Amns 65; Spring street
$50; Peck slip 6ts Pier 4 n r., 1lsAM aocd halt fish
ing and refreshments furnahed board. coon
band will accompany the boat All tbose wishing good
Of hsh and hne days sport will be on board Capt
aud CApt Davis who TAINTED with the grounds
viii be board the boat.
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rrug pArVrr CARBON PAINT raox OoAL-rHIs
y.lusbie paina q ueeqKsnsd 70 bss.iy esonomy sna
leasker krd rssah ronesr rnd g<,evsl house peinfns
Cu~par~d "a h-np b.~r< dr--s 9useer, sufvres ~
Irned By paint IN ne wvh "a hs pure ana gssusrs
s>ek aremerssby qect drye' .ivss rcfily :. AZ cosors
MAURICE wUHs 90. Carbs~Asis. Pa.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10
MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY COMMITTEE

In pursuance of public notice, the Dem
ocratic County Committee met at the Court
House, in the Borough of Ebensburc, On
Tuesday, the 9th uls. On motion, H. 4
Boggs, Esq was appointed Secretary. The
following resolutions were then read and
adopted 4:
Resolrcd That the Democracy of Cambria
county now, as heretofore. have full, complete
and abiding confidence IN the ability, patriot
ism and int sgrity of James Buchanan, and
endorse his recommendations in relation to
the admission Of the Territory of Kansas
Rerolred, That we approve the course of
Zion VIM. Bigler. in the Senate of the Uni
ted Stutes.
itesoired, That we point with pride and
pleasure to the Legislative cours of G co y
Smith Esq, In voting tossustan the general
administration, he has clearly represented the
will of his constituents.
ii. A Boggs, Henry Reusch and George
Riddle were appointed Couferees to meet the
Conferecs from Clearfeld and Blair counties
for the purpose of appointing Senatorial del
egate to the next Democratic State Conven-
Non. and transacting any other business that
may bo deemed necessary.
A DURBlN. President.
ii. A. BosGs, Secretary.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10
HON, GEORGE N. SMITH.

Tue Black Republican mem bers of our
State Legislature have been very active sine c
,he commencement of the present session in
cndeavoring to get up fight on the Kansas
question OF course this is matter with
which they have legitimately nothing to do in
the capacity of legislators, having been e!ec-
ted for the purpose Of taking care Of the local
interests Of Pennsylvania instead of the affairs
Of the nation. The Democratic mcnbers,
With the exception Of d few Douglasites, have
avoided the discussion Of the question, regar-
ding it as uncaled for and unnecessary. On
last Friday, Mr.. Owen introduced into the
House the following resolution
Pesolred, That the committee to whom
have been referred the vari)us resolutions rel
ative to Kansas affairs be anI tho same are
hereby instructed L OF to report upon the same
until the tenth day of March next,
Quito spirited debate ensucd AS the
vote on this resolut!o may b, considered a
test" as to the relative strength Of the friends
and enemies OF the National Administration
in the House, we wepublish it in full
YRAs-Messrs. Armstrong, Arthur, AS
kin. Barr, Brandt Do;.nert, Donehoo, Don
nelly J. H., Donnelly James, Donovan, Dun
lnp, Ebur, En: Evsas, Garrett. Gilliand,
Glatz, Gocfp, Hamel, Hay, IIillcgas, Hip
pie. Hodgson irwin, jenkins, Kincaid, I.au-
mau, Lovett, NClaiu, Muugle, Mclloy. Nil,
Nunemscher, Owen, Powell, Rupp. Sharp,
Smith, (Berks,) Smith, Cambria Smith
SWyoming } Stephens, Stuart, Turner, Wea-
yer, Weller, Wcstbrook; Wharton, Wilcox,
Will, Williams, Wolf Woodring and Years
Isy-53.
NAYs--Messrs Abrams, Babcock Benson,
Bicrer, Bruce, Calhoun, Castner, Chase,
Crawford Dodds. Foster, George, Hayes,
Himred, Houtz. Imbrie, Jackn,an Law enee,
Lloyd, Mcclure. MDonald, Negley, Mich
ols, Pownali, Price, Struthers, Voeghtley,
Warden, Wells. Wiliston, With er and Long
aker, &peaksr-3S.
1t will be perceived that all the Democratic
members, with a few exceptions, voted for the
resolution, and that all the Black Republ-
cans voted against it, 1t will also be seen
,hat our talented and efficient representative,
Hon. George \ Smith voted RIGHT. Mr.
Smith, for his manly and fearless course on
this occasion. will when he returns 20 his
. constituents, receive from them the greeting
Of well done good and faithful servant"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10
A Slight Mistake.
II. A. BosGs, Secretary.


We clip the following paragraph from the
Star" 4 Black Republican paper published
in Brookvile, Jefferson County:
In the Pennsylvania Legislature, the fol
lowing resolution was offered by Hon. H. d.
Foster. few days ago:
Resolved. by the Senate and House, &c. .
That in the words of the Governor of the
Commonwealth, all the qualified electors of
Territory should have an full and fair oppor-
tunity to participate in selecting delegates to
form Constitution. preparatory 10 admission
as State; and, if desired by them, they
should also be allowed an unqualified right to
vote upon such Constitution after it is fra
med -
Now We beg leave TO inform the editors of
the Star" that Hon. II. d. Foster is not
member Of the Legislature and conseq uently
had nothing whatever to do with the above
resolution. We believe he is now at his
homo in Greensburg. attending to the duties
Of his profession. j Heron Foster, of Ale
gheny county, editor of tho Pittsburg obs
patch and ranting abolitionist, was the gen.
tlemun who introduced the above resolution
TO the House of Representatives.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

BRIGHAM ioUNG.-The Oxford Me- Dem
ocrat says that Brigham Young has relatives
IN Oxford county and once resided there
himself with his father He is described as
having been in his younger days n religious
enthusiast, with a peculiar gift in talking at
religious meetings. He would travel copsid
erable distances to attend these gatherings
making no provision for his family and lcav-
ing the whole care and support of his Children
at such times with his wife. He afterwards
fell in with soYc Mormon elders and cmbra-
ced the faith. and in short time his cnthu-
slasm and ambition placed him at the head of
the ''church" and made him ruler cf the col.
ony a. Salt Lake,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10
EsowtRD ASSOCIATION.
7 II I / I = Z / , Il / !
IMPORTANT I8NOT-NCEE EEAT.


IMPORTANT I8NOTNCEEENT..-
TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
. such as Spcrmatorrhora. Seminal Et'A,.t,.ss,
Impotence, Gunorrhoa. elect. Svfl-tS' lie y '1'
Onanism or Self-Abuse. &c, &c,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. ID view "a
the awful destruction Of human life. lauSeH 'H
Sexual diseases and the deceptious IraetlSe" "
Quacks, have directed their Consulting SNI-''1
as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of Their name :;
to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. 20 al
persons thus afflicted who apply b. letter WIZ
a description f their condition, (a-e. ocsul"'
habits of life, &c and IN eases ot extreme
erty and suffering, to FURNISH MEDltINEN
FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association IS ,enev".'Tt iI.,. -
tuition, established by special on5o" neuf' loi 81.
relief of the sick and distressed. 1il'1'td W..
,'Virulent and Epidemic Di.eaS,s-" Il las n-."
a SURPLUS of meauS which the Directors nave '--
ted to expend in adve. sing the ah"'en en''l'e- ;.
* needless t. add tL.5 he Association conInal"S
the highest Medical s,lil Il TIE age and VIII i-'
nish the most approved modern treatment,
Just Published, 10y the Association, a ielo-'
on SpeI maturrhTa, or Seminal Ntah5'>S' '-S
vice Of OnauizIn Masturbatiun OF Sell i hlst ana
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs. by the t'n-
sulting Surgeon. which will be seat hy mani. >-h
a sealed envelopel FREE OF CHARGE, on '-'
receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage- 49,.
Address DR. GEO. Il. CALHOUN, Cons, W.. VI.
Surgeon. Howard Association. No : Scum ~ ~
Street, Philadelphia. Pa: BY order 81 TIE p.I''-
tors EZRA D. uEARTWELL, net.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. Ser-S9'l'' .
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7 : : Z { : 8 3 9 2 { { ;
- L has become au established f.c, ,I,,.
hr S20dlord's IuvI.orafor will cure Ifrer
Complaint, Jaundice and General D.birry
Many people. personally known to Us. who's,
word cannot be doubted, have given tle;,
certificates to prove His, and. with such ms.
Of evidence wh, can dot.bs
1t is truly the invaliIs friend. and will rf-s
relief when all other remedies fail and IN
some instances that have come unda- sr-or.
seryation II seemed the means oF srs.sbi7r
tie victinI from tie grave. We wish all 81,
readers who need mcdicine would Try one tcs.
tie. for it will surely give relief
For sale here by all Druggists -li--.t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

rea- Our friend, Mr. Henry Foster, for
merly of the Arcade Hotel, Johnstown, has
just taken possession of the Ebepsburg House
in this place, lately kept by Mrs. Litzingcr,
and is now engaged i'll fitting things up
for the accommodation Of strangers and
travcllers' Foster is model landlord and
a clever, whole souled fellow We confidently
recommend him to liberal share Of public
patronage
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

sa- We have received the first number of
new paper published in this place. entitled
the ''Mountalneer p. s. Noon, Esq, tdi-
tor, and d. c. Xahm. Publisher. Phil has
the ability to, aud doubtless will, make the
"Mountaineer' an interesting paper. We
bid him hearty welcome to the editorial fra
ternity
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

APPOINTMENT BY THE GoyERNoR. - EDwIN
G. WILSON, Esq, of Venango County to be
Adjutant General Of Pennsylvania, in place
of Thomas J Power, Esq resigned
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

CO A daughter Of Mr.. T. Eroihy, Of this
place, aged six years, he'd her leg broken by
fall from oil chair last week. We are pleased
TO learn that tic little sufferer is now doing well.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

RESUMPTION Tile Banks of Philadelphia
are now paying out specie for their notes
The banks of Baltimore Georgetown, WASH
ington City and Pittsburg have also resumed,
So also have the bank of Chester county,
Bank OF Danvillc aud other country Banks,
and a general Resumption may be expected
before the first of April
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

Gg~ The good heart, the teudcr feeling
and the pleasant disposition, make smiles
lose, and sunshine everywhere
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

WHOLESALE PoIsoNISG The most horr;-
bie case ever beard Of has recently come 70
light IN Alabama, Gencsee county, New York
In July. 1856 Henry Hoag . respectable cit
lzen of that town died quite suddenly. Six
weeks thereafter, his little daughter. FIVE or
six years old, died after an illness Of twenty
four hours. Last spring, an infant cLild.
born subsequent to Mr. Hoag's death. died
after short Illness Last fall another child
two years Old, died under still more susriri-
Gus circumstances. a post-nlortcm cxamin-
alton was had, but the chemist to whom the
chlid's stomach was sent neglected TO ana-
iyzo its contents The community. however
had become satisfied that the death Of 50
many members Of 4 family, under such cir
cumstances, required further investigation.
and the bodies of all of them were exLumed
and the stomachs Of the first three. and a
portion OF the duoIenum Of the last secured
and upon analysis arsenic was founi in them
all. Suspicion at once pointed to the wife
and :nother as the person who administered
the poison, and she was arrested aud j
now in jliI at Batavia. awaiting the action Of
the grand jury. Since her husbands death
she has been married again to a man bv tn,
name Of Frisch, who lived with Der hut q
short time-some difficulty having arisen
between them. Some years since three Others
Of her children died quite suddenly, with
symptoms almost precisely -itniIar 10 thc !ast
ones, and it IS Inferred that she poisoned then.
also, from the fact that sh5 confessed that she
hal poisoned the first oac, bus that she did il
accidentally a1t through mistake.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

FIX President Fillmore was married last
evening to Mrs. Mcintosh of -tlbany city.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

- We will endcavo. TO fnd room for the in
terestlng communication Of s. b. MConnick
tsg,, next week.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

Rs" Smith and Jones-melcLsp,.-
rushing roand just ten minutes be,o,. n''s :
O'Clock, raising funds, when going .ra,.,
Bump street, Jones came in in capt,n. ..4a 4|
Smith and knocked him down. Smith W. II
cited, and exclaimed e.
DO that again, and I'll knocl ", :;
the middle Of next week >"
My dear f,l!ow," shouted Jones. ,5o,
and I'll give yeu City dollars; for i'll 80
get through I'll then without breaking :
safe"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-09
A cniSIR,AA c4nEiSSIlKR,AABJtE " EAARM ~ GYLPEpER

A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of
the Evening Star Is authorize ed to sell on very oo-
c0nmodatlng terms and at low price, one of
the most desirable farms i'll the County of Culep-
Woodland, and the residue arabic land. in a ine CON
dfIon for cultivation. This tract is situated about
IL a small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
Ings. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set In grass. TO gentl leman seeking country res
dence this farm offers attractions su pas sed if
equaied, In Piedmont Virginia. building site upon
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
The SOL Is of cellent original quality, aud pecu-
marry adapted to the production of wheat and Is ut
present In q good state of improvem The owner
Will sell 1t for less than its value, early
ls made. Persons wishing to purchase Will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH. Ess.. Ed
itOr of the star. an e-Iswtf
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lDRADY'S GALLERY,

ii.
- S12 Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7TU STREET.
OrST S"esny, R,t.nho"s.. Faat + Co.'s
BGHLiag House.
MIR. BRADY bsgs respectfully to inform the pnh-
nc that ia cnnseanence of the very liberal patronage
he has received since opening has PH OTTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY at WaShIn. ton he will
contrary - his nal intentI"n keep Opea during
the summer mouths,
An efficient corps OF Artists will be constantly IN
attendance TO execute PhotOgra phs and pes
IN the hest possible manner.
III Prices ranging from 81 upwards
The Collection of Portraits of distinguished men
at this Gallsry he largest IN the world is open for
public olhspectlonevery dyt Sun lay ex cepted) from
a. m. TOT pm lie so eo hn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-09

SEA BATHING.
SHESAPEAkE HALL, HAMPTON VA
- THIS Summer Retreat, only two miles from Old
Point, VIII bs rs-opened on the 10th ofA 4
June, when the ProprIetors will be happy VEA0
to see any OF their friends who may wish lc.H
10 enjoy Salt Water Bathing and the I.uxune oi
the Seaboard: The Hall has been much iInnroved
and beanthed, and ample preparations made for the
oomfort and pleasure OF all who may visit this de-
lIghtful resort. Boats. Fishing Tackle, Pleasure
Carriages &C. always in readiness to contribute 10
the enjoy yment Of the guests.
X. g. BANKS Il SONS
. II Persons leaving Baltimore or Washington i'm
the steamer Louisiana and North Caro- ns arr We al
the Hall next morning to break fast either by Om-
nlbus 10 Hampton or steamer Coffee. lie I5-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-09
THE PEOPLES OLD ACCOMMODATES
GREAT FALLS, SENECA,
EDWARDS FERRY and LEESRITRG

The Packets M. C.: MICS and ARGo, Captains
S&r-77.TT7t Warwick and Howard ..- -
nue To ply daily be 49,. =. :,
-twcer GeOre etown and Sk-k4ns
the above points, for the accommodation of the
travelling community, aud light freIgnts Each of
tnese poats are safe, connodiOus and ni-y-fur-
piled with female and other servsnts for the Sc
IZe them. ''' p"'''H
Each of these bosts are constantly under the
personal supervision of w. II. Ritter, who guaran-
uss 10 every passenger all proper attention, and to
all goods entrusted to his trans portation care and
dIspatch. '' ~ ~
Pleasure Excursions 10 the Great Falls and other
points, accommodated on reasonable terms
FOR further particu lars apply to w. II. and H. g.
RiIIER, Groosrs, immediately west Of the Mar.
ket, 'GeorgetOwn. 10 9I I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-09
CODA WATER AND HOOK,

WAShINGTON INSURANCE. COMPANY
capital S1Uh,tG1, with indtctdndI liability OF
d!a asfoekhofdsys-insures all classes of property
e,D DTTsctinrsCWm si r. Bayy Francis Mohun, Hud
son ~ or, SAM: Bacon. Jos. Bryau, NJ, w. q ait
Benj Beal., Jas. r. Haltiay and Wm' Orms. Uf
nee corner Pa. avenue and 10Th street
c..,.,,, JAS. e. MeG UiRE, Pres,
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In conformity with that part of the act "making
appropriations for the support of the Army for the
year ending the 3hh June, 1859" approved June II.
SoS winch aP,roprlstss fur the purchase OF Brsech
loading Carblnes of the best model, to be selected
and and approved by a Board Of Ordnance Officers" a
Corps will meet at West Point, New York on the
the law. -
All persons desirous OF competing for the best
model BTeech loading CarbIles invited To do So
and eacil competItor rs required TO submit Car
b'ne, with the proper ammunition for the ssme a. OF
less tSn 100 JundsD To the boad later than three
days alter the commencement of It's session, to
paIn Its mode OF eraIon, and To leave Al IN IN,
Board Tor examination and trial.
III. X. CRAIG,
Colonel of Ordnance.
ORDSA ASCR OFFICE,
Washington, June ls, 1884. je D dtJuIy u