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ON MAHHOOD,

ON MANHOOD,
n ND IT'S FIR AZURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis, Tao 2ufh ThOEsaRd.
lew words on the Rational Treatment, without
Medicine. of Spenn6tOTThsa or Local -I0lGh~x
Weakness; Nocturnal EmssIons, EGiEkA
GenIta and Nervous Debility. Impo --4xW
teucy, and lmpedinsnts TO Marriage sSH~IN
generally, by q. DE isANEN, NJ. -.
The important fact that the many alarming com
plants, org mating IN the Imprudenoe and solitude
of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDI-
CINE rs IN this small tTact clearly demonstrated and
The entirely new and highly successful treatment,
as adopted by the author, full explained, BY means
OF which every one Is enabled to cure HIMsELr
perfectly and at the least possible cost. thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrums OF the day.
Sent to any address; gratis and post free, in q
sealed envelope, by renting post paid two post
age ' = sI 70 Or; b; d. LASiG
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
j HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has taken the old stand OF
Messrs Brereton Il Bro, corner of TIN and sts,
No, 464 7th street, whore he will keep general as
sOrtment of WINE, LIQUORS, and GROCE-
R1ES, and FEED and PROVISION.
JONAS p. LEVY,
il ll-tf Sncnessor To RTereton Rro
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Lind Oftloe.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled To the right OF pre-emptIor
to any OF the lands within the townships and parts
lish the the satisfaction OF the register and
receiver of the proper land oficc, GHd aanks pay
mest Therefor as sooH as practicable after see
fng thfS notice. and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the pubic sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim
viii be forfeited.
Commissioner Of the G eneral Land Once.
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Mrs 5sOUTHWORTH'S NEW BOOK-The
lVl Two Sisters, by the distIngu shed American
thor of The Lost Heiress,n Deserted Wife,
NJ lssInG Bride etc etc. Bound in cloth, gilt.
al p TAYLOR e. MAURY's,.
On 27.St .Intel. Union.J So Pa. avenue.
4 ARiES TUCK and oil sorts Of COMBS &C
La n ssSji 1S:I lssa street. .Dd q his
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nR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
~ DENTIST~s
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, Se
Will perform all operations belonging to his >AlO
profession OF his old established office, as above.
n l9-n
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<nR. III. JAMES, THE RETIRED PHySI-
~ clan, Uncovered, while In the Fast indies,
ia certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, BTon-
chItIs, Coughg, Colds, and General Debility. The
\ remedy was discovered by him when has only
/ enid, daughter, was given 10 to die. His ct lid
. was cured and Is now alive and well. DESTROYS
OF benehtIng his ow-InOrtals he will send, TO 4
those vino wish IT, the recipe containing full di /
on recept OF their names. address.
d. Z. BROWN,
ar 6-3In No. - Grand st.. Jersey City. N. J.
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CHEAP! PALM LEAF FANS CHEAP"
Just received, a fine lot of PALM LEAF FANS,
BY case or dozen. at No. 4s4 7th street, opposite
Patent Office. Nv 9-f
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Medicines.
Err
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

FoR THE hAPiD CUkho OF
COLDS, COUGHS, AND
HOARSENESS.
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PORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION-An.,
fect Portrait Of yourself for Is cents warrspptad
not g iads. 1000 Of these beautiful pictures made
sitter 10 perfectly satisfied. Pictures on m osr G y
o. cents, Thloh can be sent by mail without extra
III M %, Evey variety Of cases Kept on hand sun
hkh not fefolreu' X. q. WOODLEY -
Photographer No. si2 n strest
1ois-o'n near WilIRrdsI
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y OF w. q. METZEROTT, a large assort,non,
Of beautiful new style BANJOS. Call and see
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Very respectfully yours, r. b. DRANE.
r eotor of St Jamesi Pariak

Having been induced by a friend to viait the estab-
shment Of Mr.: Tobias for the purpose of trying his
Elhsses was furnished with a pair slightly colored
cation than any have ever tried. My sight origin
ay very good was injured by writing and residing al
night, frequently TO very late hour: hut with the
aid of these glasses ! can study almost as late as
ever. and that too without the pain have previous
" suffered. JOHN WILSON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

A. AMBROTYPE LIKENESSES
ARE the most perfect and durable of ali The oh..,
STYLE OF pictures now taken, and to get rood ene
you should 70 at once to SANDS GAITEpW
where yon oan get them good and cheap. Hs has
hne assortment OF cases, which he sells low 10 anti
Go carly. ROBT. SANnS
jy9 batween an ." .n ay en-
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DHILP'S HISTORY OF PROGREsa-A
= History Of PIogress 10 Great Britain; BY Robt.
Kemp Philip - illustrated BY William Nevnan'
Parts and 3 Just imported at
7 PHILIPS New Bookstore,
aus $50 Ps.av,, between eth and 10th ste.
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I OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GET AT THE
IL present season, daily, OYSTERS~ -
IN the shell, taken out Of salt water theXN (al)
same day. Restaurants wishing to beN"
supplied by the barrel will please oall on SGU
J. X. b. SCHWARTZ,
Dealer IN Oysters,
Corner OF 18th and + streets, back Of
-Ns-eou Krkwood House.
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THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON is
Il GIBBS'S VEGETABLE BALSAM perform
ing almost mraoles In covering up Bald Heads and
curing all Soalp DIseases. ie q-6m
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II possible. He had forgotten her husband 8
name, having heard it but once in India, and
then only casually in conversation with a man
who had just come out. The old man was rich;
and now that he had found the only living rel
ative he had on earth, he resolved to settle
down with her.
A large house, on a beautiful eminence. the
wealthy owner of which had died, was for sale,
and uncle George bought it; and thither he
fook his sister family. And in after times
there were some great doings in that large
house. The little Crops had q competent
teacher, and they became prodigies of learn
ing Jareb was utterly astonished at the won
drous intellect they displayed.
But the balance was kept up. AS the little
ones became more and more advanced, and
threw of childish things, Jareb and uncle
Seorge PUTT them on, and became children
themselves. One day the two old men were
caught in the act of jumping leap frog over
each others shoulders; and had not Heppy
come out and stopped them, there is no know
ing how many necks might have been broken.
1t was fortunate for them that the good dame
retained all her strong sense, for there were
many seasons when, in the height of their
childish joy, they might have done much mis-
chief, had she not been ever near to watch over
and protect them; and once II have it from
good authority when she caught them wrest-
ling at "sidehug," she took them by the ears,
and led them into the house.
But they had to indulge in rough sports some
times; for as uncle George had suddenly become
thawed out from the ice Of misanthropy and
lonesomeness, and as Jareb had full as sudden.
ly been lifted up from the dark depths of pov-
erty and want, they found themselves moved
by spirit of joy and gratitude that wouldn' I
be cured. So Heppy had to watch them until
some of the children became old enough to rea-
son with them; and then she played with the
girls in the house, and let the boys take care
of the boys out of doors
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For Rent and Sale.

HQ LITTLE three-story BRICK HOUSE
NO. Is Sth street, between and r. Has bath
room and gas. Rent S<25. Inquire on the premises
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SQ0 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SOO
II. SEMKEN, JswELER, has this day opened, in
beautiful display, for inspection, Ten THOUSAND
more or less, valuable, useful and ornamental arti-
cles most appropriate for Christmas and New Years
Presents, emb aolng fine Wa tches, rich Jewelry,
stering Silver Ware, and choice Plated Ware, and
French Fancy Articles. Please cali
IA. SEMKEN,
$50 Pa. av, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
N. B.-Just opened, new invoice of the we'll
known School VA atches for boys, from Ss TO sl25O,
warranted time keepers. de l8-tr
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3S9 NEW sTORE-GRocERIEs. 3S9
Corner Ninth aud streets.
j have Just tai en- the store formerly occupied by
Robert CTande Esq and am now receiving fne
assortment Of choice GROCERIES, such as
Best Family Flour,
Sugars OF all kinds,
Wines. Liquors, teas, Coffee,
Rsisins, Apples, Sweet Cider, &c.
CHRISTMAS GOODS IN ABUNDANCE
III Goods promptly delivered In any part of the
Clty.
Having purchased my stock for cash. can Offer
and am del ermlned to sell, superior Groceries
very lowest price. | respectfully solicit share of
the custom of the citizens of Washington.
JOHN f.. O'BNIEN,
de past No $40 9th street o1rper OF l.
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STATE LOTTERIES.
lH R. FRANCE A. C0 MANAC Z

These Lotteries are drawn by State au thority and
under the su uperntendence of a State Commlss oner
They have been drawing for over forty years. Per-
sons ho wish To purchase tickets, can, with ronh-
dence; buy In the Mary and Lotteries as there has
never bsen question to their legality or fqIrness
of drawing, and no prize sold but what was promptly
paid. f'
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK
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Miscellaneous.
"A HEADQUARTERS

BARGAINShhR INSh RSAWIA RGlAlGEE GGEEAQS QRSpc.,Ns,
Christmas Presents and Toys 5eIow Cost.
AT WI iLIAM GRUrE'S.
No. AIS Pennsylvania avenu near ~ street,
opposite Jackson Hall.
l. peg leave tU ILfJrn my old customers and the
public In general, that nave Just opened a very
laIge assOTtn mt of all kinds of fcys, Games
workplaces, China Goods. Po temonnaIes. and
Holiday presents, which l am determined to sell
Desiring to alter my business I am selling off INV
sn ssntlrs stock OF Fancy Goods and Toys Very re-
OeIoIe purchasing elsewhere. You will save mo
N B: Fine French ConfeotlOnerles, in all it's
sMloues, on hend. d2O-lv
w, NOTICE.
open accounts on our books, without dIscrIminao
ton, that their bills made of and are ready for
delivery: Il ose who prefer not to have their bills
up to the Sd, after this date they will be distributed
as usual.
1t is hoped that our customers will favor us With
general and speedy Liquidation Of the same.
WM, ,BALLANTYNE, 4os 7th street, above
sion n to s his 1sTy afss aftsp
sUPERBLY BOUND BOOKS,
Suitable for Presents during the approaching holi-
dsys, embracing
All the Novelties of the Season,
Finely Illustraie Books,
Theological,
Religious,
Juvenile and
Standard Works.
Alto. large aud unrvalled Election of
BIBLES and Prayer BOOKS
OF every SIZE, style and desorip ION, in ornamental
which are offer ed at the lowest prices.
b. o&stOre 4sa 18th street. deal
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DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
Ia DEALERS For rent, for ten years. q vacant
LOT upon near 20th street, 81 by - feet, netry
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
apply 10 Dr. CHAS II. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
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Boots, Shoes, 90,

GENTS SEWED CALFSKIN BOOTS, of
"a. ~ our own make, Ss75-superior to any ever n
onered before at this price.
]. ROSENTHAL,
No.2 Pa. ave.. (Market space
ue o-1m aRaOud ahoxya OK
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DEAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
III HrALTH.-Madam II MOUNTS Consumption
DestrOyer, acts msglcaly on Coughs, Colds. Asth
ma, Bronchitis, and Consumption. In cases OF
colds one or two bottles will efect cure at COST
Of 30 cents Persons & ON al SEQ ions have ordered
different quantities ~ express. IL 10 purely vege-
table q babe can take Il without injury. Having
been restored to hea IN BY IL herself from deep oon-
sumption. she rec mmeudG II unhesltatlngly 20 all.
Delayt ere dang sruus. Make immedlste application
n YOU WISH 10 be ssv'd. Apply al No. Sss street,
between nth and 18th. or ~ Stott's corner Penn.
avenue and 7ih street. asO, al CulveTs, coFDer 18th
sr-oat ara penn avepue. de o-Sm
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I ADY GAY "a new Paper DolD informs the pub
IL lio she can be had wholesale and retail az
dc y St LAMMONDs, 7th street.
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0ec IL you can Toll me who L am L remem.
Der now of hearing that you had married a
man named Gropp. but 1 couldn't find where
you had moved. l was negligent-yery. But
say, do you know me?"
- 1t amt George Munsonn ~ gasped Hepnv
starting from her chair, and trembling like an
aspen.
- Look at that purse. Didn't You see that
name 2" And as the old man spoke he showed
her name worked in golden thread, but which
she had not detected. But she read it now
George Munson.
Then she looked into the time worn face. and
gradually the features Of one she loved in
years long agone were revealed to her. 1t was
her brother-ber own dear brother George.
Presently Jareb GrOpp saw his wife in the
o!i man arms, and with one bound he reached
tAs middle Of the floor
There" he cried, snow see, Supposin'
1 taken that gold % Ii l had, we'd never
nave known George Munson. / tell ye, there's
always sunbeam sure to fall upon a good ac-
ton. lth come sometime, ye may depend.
George, how . do. Amt glad now that we
dldn touch your gold How could I ever
have looked my delights brother in the face
after IT. How DE do-how de do"
The last half Of this speech had bsan ma5s
with the old mans hand in his grasp: for even
then the thought had not worked ,tself ;nto
Jsreb's honest mind that any pecuniary rood
was to grow out of this. e
But il was indeed Heppy's own brother. and
one Of the chief objects he had in view when he
first set out on his travels, was to find his sister
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1NHE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR.
i TRIE s. TAR.

lNHE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR
TRTE lar,
Observation-Disclosures by Royal Letters Pat
eut OF Eng and. and occurred by the Seals of the
EcolS DE- PhaI macie de Paris and the Emperal COL
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
No. 10 invaluable for relax atiol spermatorrhua.
and phYs cal exhaustion and 10 a tonic.
No. completely eradIoates all traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seOus and pernicI' us use of oopavIe and cubebs.
No. he's entirely surp ianted the Inurions use Of
mercury. thert by lnsurInG to the sufferer speedy
reef dIsperslrg ali the impurities and roofing OUT
Tbs venom of d!se6se
TRIESEMAR, 20. l. {, AVID 5, are prepared in the
form of lOzenge, devoid of taste ell. and can
be carried an the waistooat pocket. foLD IN TIN
CAsRs. AND DIVIDEDlNTO SEPARATE Dos Es as sdmIn-
lstered ny Nalpeau, LAemar. Roup, Rloord, a 4,
&c. PTlce s. each. or four cases in one for IS,
which saves S.; and In Z cases, whereby there 10
saving of 81. To he had, wholesale and retail, of
DIR. BARROW, Isl Prince street, New lort. I'm
mSdRte!y on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow will
forward the Triesemsr to any part of the word, /,
secursy packed. and addressed sccordnt to the in
strnnfiOBs Of the writer. de II SIN
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IMPORTANT TO GROCERS AND CON-
IL PETITIONERS.
GEORGE PEARSON, Of Baltimore, has lately
opened branch Store here, with fne sssortment
OF TEAS, COFFEES, FOREIGN FRUITS,
NUTS, CANDIES, a O., whch can be purchased at
lower prices than at any other store in this oIty.
GEORGE PEARSON,
S1 Penn. avenue, south side. betveen ~ and 9Th
streets, and No. North Liberty street Bal
timOre. oeltlm
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