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VOL. XII.

trived to always to seem to have plenty. and
kept the true condition of his affairs carefully
concealed. His theory was, that while the
public believe man wealthy, he can enjoy all
the advantages of being so but If it is known
that his liabilities exceed his assets he will
soon become poor, indeed,
Mr. ID. established himself in business in r.
in 1879, and by pretences to wealth and prom t
fulhllInent of engagements soon gained aston
ishing facilities of credit. NoOne ever dreamt d
Of ms being harrassed by pecuniary troubles
As his commercial acquaintance extended his
business increased and augmented profits were
acquired; yet he knew not prosperity, for the
balance against bin would ever and anon loom
up before his disquieted vision, causing him to
realize his constant liability to be crushed be-
meath its portentOus weight. The superstruc-
ture OF his fortune was grand and symmetrical
and commanded the admiration of all exec, {
him who knew its slender foundation; hut he
could not delight in it, on account of his fear,
for he we'll knew if he failed to meet a single
important engagement, the entire fabric must
be so violently shaken as to bring il toppling
crashing fni crumbling down to earth, bury
ing him beneath its ruins, and spreading DIS
may throughout his circle of friends. Yet his
desire to appear wealthy overpowercd all re-
solves to econOmize, and the grow tn of his bu.i-
ness was accompanied by cOrrespondinzly en-
largcd disbursements. His life was, in short.
but "A prolonged struggle between prid. and
necessity.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Miscellaneous.
" TREASURY DErARTMEST,l

May 10, tf5o.
NntcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals.
will bo received at this Department until the liih
day of June cxmo, for the issue of any portion,
or the whole, OF four millions OF dollars in Treasury
Notes IN ex change for gcs coin OF the United States
the Treasurer Of the Mint Philadelphia, the
Treasurer of the Branch Mint at New or cans, or
the Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New York,
Charleston, or st. LOUIS, within ten days from The
acceptance of such proposals, under the authority
of the act Of Congress entitled n act TO authorize
the issue of Treasury Notes." approved 23d De
ecmbcr, 1857.
The Treasury Notes will be issued upon the re-
csIpt here OF certificates of deposite with those
0,cers tn the credit Of the Treasurer oG the United
States. They viii he msde payable to the order q
such bidder or bidders as shaii agree To make such
at the lowest rate of interest not exceed
log SIX per centu per annum. and VII carry such
rate from The dte of the cate os Oh deposite
The p"oPGsals r'ust state the rate of inteteEt
without condition and without reference TO other
blfs and contal? other fractional ra thar ous-
fourth. ore half threefourths of one per centurrl
One per cortum of The amount propos cd TO be ex-
changed must he deposited with one e the treas ury
Off ccrs above ehume ed whose certificate of such
deposit must accompany each proposal as security
for It's IN hment. IF the proposal is not accepted,
INN sdlate directions Will be given TO return such
depositc. Should he proposals. he variant from the
prCvsloas of The &C: of Congress ur cf this roic,
they Wi not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must he sealed,
aud iascribed or the outside, proposals for Treas
Notes" They will he opened Mt this department
at u 4" coc,, in, on SAID lith day of June
HOWELL COBB,
rtf Is SdWfi4lunc. Secretary of the s'rfH
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Dentistry, 60.
CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS,
" Wen AN TMFR6yEMENT IN

~ AN NIMPROVEMENT IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
DIR. II. q. HILLS respectfully informs the public
fuil sets OF TEETH at reasonable rates h|
on thIs improved plan. The great advan- ~-]ALO
tags TINS process has all others Its perfect
adaPtstIon. The method of itself rnsures a most
perfect mt. The metal - eGtirely FREQ from ali me
oan have sny effect upon II. testimonials from the
mos; prominent citizens OF Baltimore, confirming
vino are sufferiug with ii-adapted plates viii
please give me call, and Fill 1 ke great pleasure
the work. All inquiries should be Hade at my Of
Ece as sm the only authorized gent for this pro
cess.
Office, No. $50 Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, next house above Gautier's.
n Is
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JAS, A. POWER,

Tor RENT OR LEASE FOR 4 TERM Of
j GEARS-That very handsome AID eilgIby sat
uftsd HOUSE on Penn ylvanie avenue. rctwecn
l7ih and 18th strcets lately occupied hy Mr.. Diver
no,s rs hotel. The main house welt adapted for
either private residence public hops Sc, having
number of large rooms and many c"nvC, iences ~
Tackled to 1t; and the additional house wnici lately
served Tie purpose of bar, Ith three four rooms
up stars, readily he conveTtet into an Of
hce below with sleep ng rooms IN the upper story.
The establishment Is a very desi fab.e one for
foreign minister the house lately occupied Is bar
room, c. DC easily lac inverted IN 20 Al ufl,
or Offices below, with sleeping rooms a0ove iur the
secretaries and attaches Of ihe legatGn,
For terms, &c, apply 10 n. LA WSON, at Wind
er's Building ina 2s-S.dt21w
DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAI.
IL DEA ERS For rent, Tor fen years. a vacant
LOT upon near Dth street, ~ by Ia feet. nearly
opposite the new PreshvterIau Church. Fer terms
apply 10 DIR. CHAS. III. CRAGlN, Georgetown.
ap ~ Stawtf
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E - SHIKTS.
ITTTSG SHIRTS AND No GIuRITI.
EUGENE DUPUY,

EUGENE DUPUY,
IL SoLE AoENr FOR PrEssE & TRIMS
PERFUMERY and COMPOUNBS
The Agency for the United States of MesSrs,
PIcsse y Lubn Perfumery Factors in Iordol,
having been trans erred from the late firm Of Inger
d Co, SO Broadway, tn my own firm, Mr.. Geo. l..
lnger being now IN connection with my establish
mcnt,) beg to inform Merchants, Fancy Goods
Dealers and the Trade generally, that | shall keep
ON hand and IN bond a Constant supply oi FIesse &
Iub,n's articles: spoh as the FrangIpanni Perfume,
and ITS compounds, the Pestachio Nut preparations
" ali their varieties; to which may he added, from
market, combining excellence with novelty. Mrr-
chauts may rely upon their orde being hlied with
proInptness anu care, a@d ON aE favorable terms AZ
heretofore. r.. DUPUY,
COG Broadway, New York.
u The real FTangi pann Perfume is manufac-
tEIcd only by Messrs. PIesse & LubIn, OF London,
and they take this opportunity to caution purchaF
against limitations, of " hlch there many; none,
however approach, in any degree, the exquisite fra
grarce made by 4. & L..
FkANGIPANNI BOUQUET.
FRANGIPANNI OIL for tho Hair. exquisIteIy
scented.
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for
years, and lmparta delightful fragrance TO articles
they aye placed near.
FRANGIPANNI INCENSE. Take hot c,n
der between the tongs. put piece of Incense upon
II. aud The apart ment wilt hc dell gh; fully peIumed.
FKhNGIPANNI POMADE. Thls is an IiaI
IAN uDguent for the hair Its superatIve fragrance
has gwen ia world wide reputation.
FRANGlPANNI SAICHET.
Sold ever, where. ms WA F,Sm
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WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA
w CHIMES,

"HEELEK d WILSON'S SEWING MA
w CHIMES.
These admirable and truly unequalled Family
Sewing Machines are on exhibition and for sale at
the store of Z. j.. STEER, No 4t3 Seventh st.
Ladies who desire to have a perJe CT maching, one
which makes back stitch both Sidst of the cloth
which caHno: be ravelied out, hoh performs co ua-
material be thick or thin. COARSE hne and hose
operation IL very rapid, uuIsasss ard easy can Ger
talnly be accommodated by calling on the agent at
his store, a above.
No lady, should 20 to the expense of purchasing a
Sewing Machine until sne has first made herse {
acquainted with merits of the Wheeler & Wilson
Machine. This done, her choice is 70 logger Ques-
ton.
Pamphlets illustrating the manner in whloh the
various sewing machines form their stitches, and
how the stitches appear the cloth. both above and
below, together with their -ctvs raveng prop
critics, are furnished on application, & :atIs.
Full and complete instructions gwen, without
charge, at the home OF the purchaser i IN the city,
y 2taM3W
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HATS OF THE SEASON,

HATS OF THE SEASON.
have the pieaEure to introduce the HANDSOM-
q EST HAT OUT; also, a fresh case of<~
lAFRENCH SOFT HATS of my own i'm ~
portatIOn. Getting them from first hands
can oHer them much lower than usu.iy sold Ia this
city. \ peep ut them will guarantee sales.
IL SIsn of the white Bear" corner Of 9Th
street and Pa. avenue.
ap q -eOtf HOPKINS
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nOMESTIC LIQUORS.
EDWARD DOLAN.
T. MERCHANT T4ILOR,S

Il :" AMI JULIAN.
IA MERCHANT TAILOR,S
SIGN OF THS Col EN FLsEcE,
Corner of l4th street and Penn. avenue, opposite
Willards Hotel,
(Formeriy ot BOStOTI
Afer supplying his numerous Customers with Cos
TIMES Tor the Fancy Ball is NOV prepared 1" as
offer an nducement Of his srIendId assort ~
ment of SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, M
selected by himself expressly for the custOm kH
traLe, on the lowest cash prices, and war -~-
rants perfect tit BY his own practical knowledge
and having of the best cutters from Hos on nd
the best workmen. ne hopes to give general satIs-
faction 10 those who will please to favor him with
their patronage.
Constantly on hand fresh supply of Gcntemens'
Furnishing Goods. tStntesD an 10
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- DR. STEPHEN BAILY, r
Cfrrcs No. 1913 PESHsTLv1 MIA AvIEUE, M{ky5x
TIM aecfs from llfk S.r1ff. Slll1

2SFh Accfs yfcIs lNS SrtSt.
Dr.. BAIIY bcss leave to inform the public that hs
He feels assured that an sT perience Of fteen yonrs
pracnce With the large number OF PATIENTS and great
fully, will enable him TO eurmount any dhicu!ty;
SCIENTIFIC or 0taerwlss, reiatins 10 the Teeth. His
oninsnt IN TIE profession and esrec:nily Drs Harrs
Sad aud K. PaTnly, has led him, ioug since, TO dis
ali EnansIs, Gutts Psrchs india Rubber, and Isc Ce
ns nnentS t .or @ the Scns.Tnctcn OF Contingons GEm
is the onl, relabo substance thst be worn in the
mouth, as was most conciusiveiJ shown by the lssl
Although he a.tters Ei,nssf from his long resi-
ss0Ss Sso%n % S!ISos n he !. sosss,
leeys tc refer them 10 the following
TESTIMONIALS:
Ercm tae late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany
DR.. STEPHEN B.1Ly: Dear fsi sir-I d..iretoez,rss.
mn ssteon for on perronai,y, ard my confidence iI
or me have BEEN sa,ssctoSpy hops tsr yS1
may IecsIye the pa5olase from my friends sAd ths
Washington. Arr. -, Isst: INV J.@. .fFiRSIkok.
FrSm one Of the oldest hrrrs IN Baltimore, Msssrs.
H.vn, Mo, HSsfS sS%ss slsDsSs ss, Co.
nst, OF Wnshinston city, to execute for me bD I'm
portant and ditonlt pecs of work wi,ioh he did to
one Of the most dIstIEs shej mentors oi ihe Dsnta
Coiege Of baltimore, failed, after repeated trials,
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
Nigh ESTIMATION OF his professional skill.
baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. HARMANN DOGeS.
Hxsrsct from note recc ed frcr the late On. Jss,
ID. CLAYTON.
c.S. SENATE, Aur. -. Issx.
Tse tests nsce for work admirably; nosb.
iAE could be better. Yer, gratefully,
JOAN M. CLAYTON.
Ss those that seek rsliof from the maadios Of ths
teeth, con chec. frJ recommend Dr. Z. Baiiy IS
superior Dentist, he made set of porcelain! tostk
for one of Hy aInv, and rluEsc1 several teeth for
mIscf, end Tie work has al stoo well for more thss
ten ycE-s. ROBERT 4. NIXON,
Of the We. Conf of tho M. +. Church South.
ADul 10. 1asS.
We, the undeTsrncd, having hrd cooaficn to svsi
euIEsiyes Of the Professional skill Of DIR. ). Baily.
SrTseon Dentist Of tbs oi;s, having been ccgaix
Art OF his operations fanilIs5 pt friends take
pioesure in expressing admiration cf ks ert,sIc
skill, well as OF the uniformly salts sfsciory manner
in which he performs the most delicate ant dficnl:
operations IN Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
commend nun To the confidence anu pct-oDage OF the
esblc. of WHICH we consider hIn eTlnently worthy.
THOMAS Y. WALrKR, AchItect u. ;. CaFita.
THOMAS MILLER, VI. DAof Washington, ID. &,
u. ). BoHRKR, VI. II. Of Georgetown, ID. g.
\. 8. LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. g.
Jos. ii. RRkDLsT, of Washington, ID, &.
eEoEeK WALTON, Ex Governor of FLORIDA.
WALLER LENox, Ell Mayor of WashInstonJ
HySRy BALDWIN, u. :. Patent oG.ce,
q. c. WISHT, PrinoIpsl Ri.,enhnurc academy,
febsnu
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HOPKINS.
5. p; FRANKLIN

III 4. 81
HAS just received at bis new store, corner of 9th
and streets, iiteen cases of French and American
PAPER III ANGl NGS, IN every variety. style, and
price, whioh, added to his former stnoS. makes hs
assortment larger and more cnmrlete than cnn ba
iound lsewhere IN the District Of Columbia. They
viii be sold, az wholesale or retail. AT small adj
vance on cost PRICES. ma 10 eoIy
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NorIcE OF THE tENsi CREATION r. orrsREE
ADDiTl0NAL LAND DISTRICTS IN THE
StArE OE CALIFORNIA AND ESTAB
LIZ iSHMENr OF THE OFFICES THEREFOR.
In pursuance of the act of Congress approved.
march "a 1859, entitled act to additional
Land Districts III tbs State of California and for
oiher purposes" which act authorizes the PresI-
dent to establish additional land DISTRICTS his dis
crction, not exceeding three whIch districts shall
respectively be named aftsr the places at which
the ohces shall hrst be established it is hereby de-
eared and made known that three additional land
districts have been established said State Of CAL
viz: = n
AT the town OF HUMBOLDT, for the "Hsmbo oldt
Disrict, :" 80 y.
At the town OF STOCKTON. for the "StoekfOa Dis
At the town of yIsALIA. for the "VisaEia Dis
tyirt . .rl'-s .'fi..
The Offices for the upper" middle" aad
/" Lower Distnets,' will remain at their present
stes until otherwise ordered. .. - -
giyen unde! my hand at the city Of Washington
this fifteenth dav of MAY. A. ID. 8B.
by order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
ina l7-w6w
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RUYING MY PIANOS FOR CASH, and having
- long experience IN the business. can. vii,
do Sell cheaper than any other establI shU,ent in
the city. Try me. JOHN +. ELLIS.
r.H = sSH. bet Nsen 9th ard 10Th stS
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For Rent and Sale.

LOS RENT-TWO ROOMS In the third s:Cry
4 Of the building ocoupIs: pa an o.ice by c. :.
Waiiach nnd INN sdlataiy oeros,,e the CI;s He'll.
Apply IN RlCHAR ID WkliytrH. apS
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A epEsIRABI.E EARN IN CrLpEPER

A DESIRABLE FARN N CTLPEPFR
"A COUNTY. VA, FOR SSl.E.-Ice Editor OF
the Evening Star rs autroIzs: ."ti, 81 Gefy o1
eommodatlng terms and ~ ':v piIce. ere of
the most desirable farms in t;le 60 pty ni chi ep-
er. u contain about so aces, "f ::iCh q are
Woodland and the residue afah:" ,Pd. 4 iiEr con-
dhlon fcr cultivation This tact IL situate ~ about
three miles frCn upepsr Court House. II ha upon
II small dwelling -house and OK .@iy e. IN hullt-
ings Ali the arabic land not n CJ'j.yaiion well
set IN grass. TOa gentleman EeeaicE q CDuutry res
denco this farm offers atiin ;loHs nn: .urpassed, IT
equaied, IN PIednTnt yirslria I im'id:' sitr upnn
the farm commands a Ene mour & lee Prospect, an;
view of the surrounding country t,.r mary mi'es.
The sol 10 of excellent orIs,Ga Gua.S. and peou-
llaTy adapted tn the production % wf"Ii, anu at
present good state of Imprn. eInai,. i.e s,ar
will sell II fer less thar It's vai"e. Gpclon
made. PeTSOns wishing 10 .csT.e Will riease
communicate with w. ID. WSLLACH. Esq, Ed
itor of the star. ~ 9-Iawif
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SWEET AND HEALTHY BREAD.-Fami.
= lies, 70 insure having the best, should the
w hat Cheer" Hop Yeast Cakes for raising bread,
biscuit, cakes, etc. They made of dry pure hops
and warranted Tree from Saieratus. soda, or other
deleteriOus materals. They much used hy the
best families of the Northern and Eastern States
and are g'inins favor daily, SURPRISING all ether
yeasts now known.
y tria can bs had W Ithont charge. ..
KING x BURCHEIL
MA g. Corner Vermont avenue and 18th street
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

SVpcs ehVSo, w.
I0THE LADIES or WASHINGTON CITY.
having beon engaged ia mann lsoturing LEd,es'
- Misses, and Chidren's shoes for ~
10y thlt past - yeaTs, we ought tosBSS
know nv thls tIne what will suit them IN that line,
and can safely say that do: which you oan prove
BY giving our work trial. Voc find tat all tunes
the articles ~ the principal shoe stores in wssh-
lggton clty-the Shoes go veii-knoWn as 4. w.
hcCurdy sons PhlladelphIs make. ap N-Iy
TRUNKS! TRUNKS" TRUNKs@
The uader.isued has row md constantly keeps
Rvoon hal a large and yer. supe- -
65tE lor q. sortment Of Sole, Leather ks8A
IEsH Hp yR y5sFs I'D WSei, Box X TRTNSJksss TJiNJss
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATCHkLS; hne
SADDLES, Ia hRNESS, WHIPS, 40.
am prepared 20 compete with the hest manu-
fact1rers IN proof OF which, read the following Re-
port OF the COmmte ee st the Far of the Metropolis
tan Va eohanics' Institu for 1857:
Topham Norfet deposited Sole-lesther
Trunk thats for soltdify GnS eNaliIV Of E7ats,ia,
yKNkIs THosAs, Saddler.
II. :. kinney, Currler.
B.-Trunks Covered and every description OF
Repairing executed with neatness and d spatoh.
JAS =. TOPHAM,
III ate ToFBAM NoRFIET,l
No. f9 7th g. eet, oppo. ODD Fellows Hall,
mtly Washington, ID. G.
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HEATHER ON THE USE OF MATHE
matIcal instruments, 81 cents.
Swlndoll on w ell-diggIng and Boring, 81 cents.
Law on Constructing and repairing Roads, 81
cents. -
pobSon on Masonry and Stone Cutting, rs ceuts.
Bu nell on Lines, Clements, MOrtars, Concretes
ast,cs, and Plaster, 81 cents.
Alien on Cottage Building, 81 cents.
Pynes' Perspective, Is cents.
Dempsey on the Damage of Districts, Lands
Towns, Buildings, 81 cents.
Virgins on Embankins Lands from the Sea, IS
cents.
Laws Logarithms and Mathematical Tables, Is
GEMS.
GlyDn on the Power Of Water. Flour ills, Tur-
bines. Hydrostatc Eng ines, Centrifugal and Rotary
Pumps. 10 cents.
De.Gpsey an Iron BIidges. 81 cents.
. ialeurss art OF Photog raphy, ~ cents.
q. GIbbon on The Law OF Contracts for Works and
Services, 81 cents.
Just imported from London nv .s-- -.
ma II FRANCK TAYLOR,
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| lITELL'S LIVING AGE, enlarged serIes
! made up chiefly of The best articles from the
ErglIsh qua'teres, morthes and newspapers;
published every week, M numbers of ~ CLOSELY
printed octave pages, for l2e each or So year
~.
ma - FRANCK TAVIpR
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NEW LIVERY, SALE, AND HIRING

~ STABLE,
Corner oflSh sFett aHd PeTHSslcdn;o dr.nas.
The undersigned hegs leave 20 announce to the
citizens OF Washington, and the public "a
IN general; that lie has just completed ss$A9~
one of the hneSt Stables IN he city where E<f&a
caH, al All times, be obtained rs neat and SE w
snowy turnout rs can he fuaLd any- <-esss<e~>
where. My stock comprises n line assortment of
horses. which, for sly aud action, cannot he sur
passed by any sable n The country, and cho'cc lot
ot new carriages and lIght wagons. HorseE taken
at livery on reasonable terms rs TT any establish
meat IN the city. Give me q call, and ( guarantee
satisfaction.
ma : SrE ALI.lSON NAIIOR IR
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nor SAIE.-The Good Viii n;,H Fixtures
thar well known house stuste ii az TIE corner of
6ih street and Pa. avenus, ard know a re Wash
lDgtOn Hail Restaurant To any pea sun desruus of
entering into the restaurant bI Ii!c 8 Gprnr-
tuniiy Is now offered. Terms end al i"luraua-
ton, together with satisfactory to7 wis,I.e
to sell, Application to the subscriber the prem
Iss.
ma n cow JAS. A. POWER.
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SPECIAL. CARD-A Piano of VIM Knabe &
Co.'s manufacture. cost 1915, fine in--
Isn, ,ns%utliul rosewood case, used aY&3
ioT $40; really great bargain. Also. several new
ramos used only during the winter and cons
Tor sale very low. Pianos for rent from ~ cents to
IS per month.
Remember the right name and number
JOHN +. ELLIS,
ma 10 $40 "a syanue hot Or n and Inth -.
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g A X n A 6 Is 8.

GAR RIA6 Es,
Il III r. Subscriber having made additions To hIs
Factory. max Ing lt now one of the larr est Y72R
IN the District, where his fsoiliues fnTESx<SI
Te enutscinrlng alt knds of CAR-A.c-N---
passed, and from his long experience IN the buFi-
ness, hs hopes To give general sstlsfection.
kinds oi Carriages and IdEht Wagons kept on
hand.
REPAIRS neatly done. and ali orders prompt
Second Ssni Carriages tst en- ia exchange for rev
ones. hNDkEW y. JOYCE,
A ar -
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NEW GROCERY, WINE AND LIQUOR

Ia STEVENS'S
New Fancy Store. Sss Ia. ave-.
ap0 bet. OH and 10th stg
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"a RETIRED PHYSICIAN, sevsnty-hye
"a years of age, whose sands Of life have
{ncarly run cut, discovered, whlo IN the 81 sst Iu-
4 dies, certain cure for Consumption. Asthma,
II bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility.
n The remedy was discovered by him when has on
y ~ chit, daughter. was given up To die. Wish
Ing TO de- rs much good as possible, he will send 10
such OF his aici ed fellow beings as request It,
this reOlpa, with lull and explicit directions for
making II up. and successfully using II. He re ;
qnlres each applicant to Incose hlm shilling, !
three cents 10 he retained postage on the re- ;
cIpe, and the remainder To lie applied TO the pay
msnt of this advertisement.
Address pr. II. JAMES, 70 Grand ST. Jersey .
CITY. n. j. ap - I'm
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I ADiES' RAIDS, pLAlTS, CURy.S, HALF
IL WIGS and PUFFS, at GIBBS'S Hair Sinre
near corner Of 18th st. aud Pa. av. s-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-28

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT SHIP
~ HERDS, corner Tih .nd ID streets
"A complete assortment cf tho publications. of
Carlton and Porter, Sabbath School I.ibrsTles, Re
wards, by ymns, Tracts, & O.; Wesisy Family, Tales
and lie kings, Lost Chapters, Chief of Pilgrams The
True Woman. Peter Cartwright. BIbicsl DIotion-
AIRY, TounEe of Fire, What Must do 70 be Saved,
sung of the oder. LIvIngstOn's Travels in Africa,
Drase's History of Indisns. Six Steps to Honor,
other Music.
Also, Agent for Publications of the "Chds
FRIEND" mas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-28
NEly FANCY STORE.

h.NN oh's'
The subscriber has Renewed from her old stand
on street, opposite the Post Oihoe, Ia n street
east side, No 52.k. just above the corner Of ID st.
and VIII havo constantly hand every variety OF
Fancy ATto es; also, Chenille Silks, Beads, WOrs
teds. SHETLAND Wool superior quality and sssurt-
mcnt. EmbrOldrrlng cf every description yecut.d,
and Drawings Of Patterns of all kinds attcnred to-
lr structIons IL all EmbrciderIng Knitting, Crotch
ct, Tapestry and Nett ing given by
ma l. I'm MRS. LfDNORE RUPERT.
EIyE SEC0ND.HA PIANOS fcr sale very
L. low at the Music Sore of
maH W. q. METZEROTT.
A KNABE & GAEHLE, A CHICKERING,
N and a Halle, Davis Il Co.'s Piano, but little
used, for sale at great bargains. ELLIS,
mali SIG, between s.h and iG:h sts.