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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22
A c1ii cp1EiiSNlRAABJsE NRA EEASM IN GTLPEpER

DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"a COUNTY, VA, FOR SA LE.-The Editor of
oOmmodating terms and st a low price, one of
the most desirable farms IN the County of Culpep-
or. Ii contains about .Oo acres, of which 20 are
woodland, and the residue arabic land, fine con-
dtion for cultivation. This tract is situated about
three miles from. ulpeper Court House. IL has upon
1t a smpl dwelling house and ordinary farm build
nss. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set IN grass. To gentl eman seeking country res
dence this farm offers attractions not surpassed if
equaed, in Piedmont Virginia. A building site upon
the farm commands a hne mountain pros pect, and a
view Of the surrounding country for many miles.
The soil is OF excellent original quality, and pecu
lary adapted to the production of wheat, and is at
present in q good state of improvement. The owner
will sell 1t for less than its value If early application
il made. Persons wishing TO purchase viii please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Ess.. Ed
itor of the Star. ap 9-lawtf
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DRADY'S GALLERY,
II $50 Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET,
Deer SDesay, RittsakeEss, Fdat Z Co.'s

- - 1S kNuBs TIh
Ocer SUesay, RtttsnhoHss, Fdat Co.'s
Baakiag House,
;; MI BRADY bsxs respectfully to inform the pub
he has yeoeiyed since opening his PHI OTTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washington. he wIt
contrary to hls intention keep Il open during
the summer months.
An efhcient corps of Artists will be constantly IN
in the hest possible manner. :.
6r Prices ranging from sl upwards.
The COLLECTION of Portraits Of distinguished men
at this Gallery (the largest in the world 10 open for
pablo inspectinn svery day tsundays sxosptsdl from
, .. .. TOT IA, le0oo3m
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SOMETHING NEW
AT STINEMETZ'S, 2S6 Penn. Apsnne, BE-
ticsea lt2h and l3th stTe.ts.-Ths
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH HAT En-
entire new style also q large snd
we'll selected assortment Of Felt 49,
Hats for mems, youths and chIl
dren's wear; Beebe's Celebrated - -
VeDtilat ng Hat imported French @N12
Opera Hats, with patent snnpgs.)
with the new styles of Caps; Mis-
ses' F .ats. Children's Fancy Hats, &C.; Taylor's
new style of Silk Hat just out and selling very ra
idly-pTice $3.50. As good Dress HAS for $3.50,
IS, 81 50, 81 can be sold In thu United States.
am now constantly supplied with 6ne CsiI-skln
Boots which will sell for the low price of SS Is
Congress Caters S2.50: which warrant being
equal IN durability and ht to any sold in the United
States. Terms cash.
b. II. STINEMETZ
Z36 Penn avenue near corner of 18th street.
Sc Is GIN bet. krkwoods' and Wilards' Hotels.
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NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that Land War
rant No A,472 for leo acres of land. issue ed under
the act of Congress of ebruaIy H. l847 in the name
o. Julius King, has been lost and that six weeks
after the date hereof cation will be made TO the
Pension Ofhce for du piioate thereof All persons
are cautioned against purchasing the same, as a
caredt has been filed IN the General Land Office
against issuing patent. Il. nj. Bl.OUNT,
Attorney for the owner.
Washington City, Sept. 9, 1859. sc 10 law6w
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au 81. Sc as. oc 4t. AMOS DENHAM.

EQR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
= rROpdEMRI11cA M al "A ", conta ming 100 acres,
cultivation. and having o. 'chard of go trees of
cbooe fruit, comprising apples, peaches; apricots.
grapes, currants, straw berries, &o-the same hsv-
ing good dwelling containing nine rooms, with
cellar, will be sold on reasonable terms.
changed for city property. There Is good barn
and stabling on the premises, good water at the
door, ana numerous never failing springs. About
~ 6cres are IN wood of oak, hickory, and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be purchased il
desired. For further particulars inquire of JAS. 3.
SCAGGS 18th street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, Esq,
18th street. between and ID streets.
iy
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Musical instruction.
SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Prof. DE CENIEL is still in Washington, and
wishes TO intimate to the musical public that ~
he Is prepared 10 receive a limited number ofkrE$
SPECIAL pupils, advanced IN music. to vhom he eS1
Will give a thorough and complete academIF al
course OF instruction the Harp. Pianoforie, Gui-
tar, Singing, and Organ. Will also give a regular
course OF instruction tcOnfdentIalIyD in the true
sion.
Terms made known on application at the Wash
lngton House, Penn. avenue.
N.B.-PrOf. DE CGNEIL will open his new Muei-
cal Repository In a few days, on the corner Of lIth
street and Penn. avenue. see-lm-
CARD.
n r. LITTLE, Professor OF Music, having
resumed the duties of mis- profession, will de- ~
vote himself entirely to the instruction of pu &k$
pills In Vocal and Instrumental Music. 1
Terms to BE- Paid in Adrdnes.
fIano. GultaI, Singing, Violin, Flute, c each per
.qudrtef OF "a lessons. SIS 90
Organ. and thorough Bass IN connection, per
Vocal Glasses.
Glasses OF pupils, each per quarter .... 10 90
Classes OF 10 pupils, each per quarter. TO-
u asses OF ~ puplis. each per quarter. ...... 90
IL Residence at DR.. Hunts, $40 Penn. avenue
between 9tn and 10th streets. Sc 3-eoIms
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Boots, Shoes, 90.

000CS, bn00S, GO.
AIDES sHoEs.-LADIEs SHOES n-Ths
.Iort period hsx. sSse ss met s,s dSrnt tsee
PIE pes me to ofer ladies' Shoes, eJ nv ews vsaks az
LADIES', Sss. EDgi.h Lasting G.itsr. ...---sIs
RSsESiaar. @ Ps iaaialIr. SS SsSt.eP 3 Pc sa,ts .s..,
Market Space. I'd door above an street.
sfii G.iters. ssTsntsS 81 ss'0' OF Gents: Gsf
I AIDES sHoEs, MISSES, SHOES. Chill
.sps Saca a. Sis Gs PA PSSs. sSssu: :. M Ladies
zAtwesn sth and oh ats -
wes5' selling L.aes ksaaoo kk.s,,os Cater. sna
Be g 10, SS siS:i1. siBS:ss':.... &
" is-Sm S ~ o own "A1 i TrSSTaT NOT ~ CLARK. ca
TQTAE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
Hs',IF F been sns.sed eng N msngtse.gTlnr Ls2le.'
.nS .n9. ?, .st Tune What y. :Gt them Il.t Inc
s1ss. so +. i m0s aS st :. tunes:
McCurdy Sons Phlladelpha make. apaIs
TRUNKS! TRUNKsa TRUNKsM
The undersigned has now and constantly tee,
H11o o, hand saaostmsss = ls5ss az sns s ysry sRsA
Iron Emme and Wood Boz ,TRUNKs
TEkyET TTEEkyEET TTAPEsTsT ksGs ,nS s9d sAEGyhAs
SADDLES. HARNESS, WHIPS, 40.
1 am prepared 20 compete with the best manu-
feoturers, proof of which, read the following Re-
port of tie Committee at the Of the Metropol-
tan Mechanics Institute for 1857:
Topham d Norfet deposited SoIe-Ieathsr
Trunk thai for asd ssaIiiy % 1saisrisI.
yHNKIy THOMAS, Saddler,
b. 3. klNsKy, Curner.
N. B.-Trunks Covered and every description o,
Repairing ex ecuted with neatness and dispat
JAS. =. TOPHAM,
Late ToPHAM a NoRFLFT,l
No. <se 7th street, oppo. Odd Fellovs' Hall,
m<-ly Washington. ID. Q.
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

am now supplied with new and beautiful Goods
embracing the newest and richs-t styles in a.
the market for iall and winter wear. Every
effort wall be made to give entire satisfaction M
TO customers. Ny furnishing stock will be M
tound more than usually full. READY
MADE CLOTHING of the best quality always OF
hand to supply immediate wants. ~
A. II. YOUNG,
Sc Is 2w Penn ayenue
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Il SHIRTS. .
IfrING SHIRTS. AND NO HUMBUG.
shirt to of the best quality OF material as ever
one oan testify " ho has tired them, call at the cor
ner of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue. No fit
no sale.
ap 9-an HOPKTNS,S BAZAAR.
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NEW GROCERY WINE AND LIoUo

g IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STREN6THEN and assist them, by the Paris
has arrived from Europe with ms X N
other: Ss Of T 4. sses e ahs tGoS
EYE-GLASSES; among which are the
PEERRIISSSS0PiGo ERISS oC9NCAyE d ana C9S11ElX, The Il e
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
with weakness, cataract or tendinf 70 IL aito
eHORT-SIGHTE
Persons who are oompelle ed to use fasses or those
now using them, viii be suited at frst sight, Those
DOUBLE-POLISHEDv VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have reoeIyed the highest recommendations st the
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their producing a
cearness and easness OF vision heretofore unknown
In any other improvements.
Also, all styles of OPERA, Spy, and MA6NI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
are for sale al hs store oorner Of Eighth and
Pennsylvanl8 avenue, Eighth street No. l9l, be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
III Do sof nstsfaks fAs eorssr of sra street.
Prices very reasonable, the same &C his estab-
lishment in Europe. p9-n
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UI MARBLE MANTELS.
large assortment of super ior and hlgh ghly finished
MAkBLE MANfELS. OF various eolers and pat
terns' Tor sale at reasonabe Prices;
corner 18th ut. and Ohio av. south Of Pa, ay-,
sc lew near Given Co.'s Coal Yard.
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fGsRRENEEEMS MH6M hHR AND

Two CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, AND
Il TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
to the following advertisement;
Just arrived by the following nsmed vessels, to
sch9oneT Allen, of Boston; and by railroad
SU DOORS. of al ordinary siZes,
$40 WlNDOMs OF SAShEs and BLINDS, OF or
.O.OOa ieet Of MbULDIN6s, of various SIZES and
Ali Of the above named work warTented to
be klln-drled, and free from sap knots, and
which, for workmanship, we defy any estsb,ishmont
profits and quick sales, shall sell them at low
hgure, 20 mako room pr more.
al oeo , shes ol Ss.n, pOofs,c pnhas iurh.sheo
ment IN this vicinity. Inside shutters we can fur
nsh Of any style, at from 70 to IS cent less than
the customary rates Of charges for the same IN this
We respectfully invite those interested in the
shove statement TO investigate he same to satisfy
doing.
Call at the old stand-No. $50 7th street, opposite
~ sim Hw. HAMILTON a CO.
NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
STORE.
opened New Store, corner OF mn and = streets.
where he intends 70 keep an assortment Of VINES,
kns ussr cOSs: fPO Ouf hss so.S oSs. Rs
ns, Figs, Sardines, Anchovles, &o., al Of the most
sPes0vesd sf. brand. aS 8 and % snslI,iecs; NJ
IL inylted to cal and examine the stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A general assortment Of fine Havana Cigars, m.
ported direct by the subscriber, at Wholesale and
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
Levy's Old Whisky Of 1890 constantly on hand.
Country orders pqnctusliy attended 20. and Coun-
ment. JONAS p. LEVY,
Successor to Brereton Bro: Nc. 464, 7th stree
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA, COUNTY,VA.
"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M
PROVED CITY PROPER rY.-A Farm of fifty
acres, miles from Washington and the same dis
tance from Alexandria, and miles from George
Mr.: +. Yulee. ESQ., and Of the lands Of the late T..
b. Hardin, Esq. The Farm ID divided into felds,
with water IN each field a fine orchard. and house
containing rooms, with good cellar and hack
Kitchen stable and all necessary out buildings, m
good order, now In the occu panoy of T.. Yplee Esq
who will show the property aud give information
ting the sale. Information can also be had
from w. ID. Wallaoh, Esq, Edi'or of the star.
Possession given on the lst of January. 1859.
Jel8-lawu ID. WELLS.
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w STERN ACAD ENVY.

Those designing to beco me members of this Ipsti
tuition Tor the coming year requested be pres
a. IN. ~ - =
au 26-eOlm 8. l.. LOOMS, A. NJ, PnnT,
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For 1ent,and Sale.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The
v subscriber offers at private sale the properly
knOwn as the sltuate5 the south side of the
Canal, near the Alexandra Aqueduct together with
the wharf. which ~ abOut 2O feet deep from Canal
TO river; the tow path being included in this prop
erty. p'P
The Bakery has q front of 64 feet on the Canal
and controls 50 inches of water for driving its ma
chInery. " '''"
This property for Bakery or Coal Yard Is not
surpassed by any in the district,
Also. q w ood and Coal Yard now i'm the occu nancy
OF Hurty Orme and Mr.. Barron. This property
has front OF I'D feet the Canal and IN21s feet on
tue west side oil Gre sn street, and as easy of ac-
cess Tor consumers from Georgetown or Washing
ton as any yard IN the District
The Shove property will be offered on liberal terms
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, las West street
Georgetown; or to !. L. BROWN, Pa av next 10
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ENOR SALE-A Market and Dairy FARM of
about 81 acres, with all the necessary buildings
&e. IN hne condition. IL is situated in Alexandra
county, Va. about five miles from the Long i,rdge
and two from the q cor stown aqueducf Ii will be
sold low and ON accommodating terms. Apply BY
letter, through the Post Office, to JAMES w.
BHRCH. Washington CITY an 2I-tf
EOR RENT-TWO ROOMS In the third story
Il OF the building occupied as office by C. (.
Wallach and Immediately opposite the City Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-05

uuE CHEAPEST AND BFsr MAGAZINE.
- LADIES
AMERICAN
MAG WINE,
uncorp0rasd with Grahan's Monthly -
hts new mapayine viii combine al the most popular tafY
ssres ~ mo hest periodicals. while regars pictorial EN-
heiahmer Il vii far any other periodical now pun.
sbed single copy Is cents One copy, one year - TWO
copies Que year S. .u.,. :. : A. ..ao, u =
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
. vToGR APfI LETTERS - VOLUME OF SELEeT ANn
"a valuable autograph letters, and autograph bilsh
staasneu literary &c tphe disposed 81 Aaaess Nu'o
.rs,h r Il frowsn book seller, 099 broadway.
ruer PrntIsIIFD-RoRERT DALE OWENS NOR NJ
u rh,saaqy" with notcs ~ The pnoisher ,npraghs ~
X, Z $3.50, IN hr question IL population, yNs Palnes age
IA Rsasnn ~ re- y6lsaircs fhio@ pheal 'cuonsry ~
abridged Do soc 20 T5c. sold by o. VALE NO eOhAof'
n NJ
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AsTaU,OGY.

Sftse AtwrRA VIRGINIA.. THE CELEBRA TED MEpl.
nj 81 elarvovant We consulted days and evening",
Z, t,trs susinr A Elizabeth street, abnve Froone W
prowns strsnpata syrup. htpr apple, ana ms pes' 'u
safea, remedies ettant constantly On hand
,row fe yovR CHANCE TO SEE THE NATuRAss
n and All seeing elairyuyant-the only one W W. s,
etses She warrants every disease w. 49, a,ors
town persulafy rheanasr both chronic a,n mn ~ ~
~ 49, III n az afrtr1 on IN tronble will do wei " CAL ~
,his brhy gifted lsdy Madame CLIFTON Vmcs 20 'fs
stfsrt' two doors ON Greene
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
A RTrrrCIAI, TEETH.-BEArTfruL AND srBSIAN,
tl,i acts on pure silver, only s. with gum So g0i AM
plana with continuous gum, -, single tesh " ~
ana extracted without The least pain " cens ~ nts ~
TIfrR dentist, corner Tenth street and Sixih avenue
4 NEW INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL TEETH VIII.
N trctal plate, clasps extracting the roots an
quarters lighter than others Tan only e hta ~. bfs
eIGrSMOND GREEN1EAF, 3a Bleeeker street Ihe ues'
Of references given
NV INVENTION TO PRESERVE AND RESTORE
n decaved teeth Win DR. SfGESMOND white h'lnf with
~ metal or mercury The sensitive or broken i~eh an
be allied ana without pain and warranted IAN pe nad
only ia 1874 Bleesker street
f,uEAP pENTIsTRy.-DR. ". GILES LvIHER DIM
" list combines ~ bis practice thorough hh5wlaats ~
surgical and me- auical df Win J9lt cs e,r
during Hficen years extensive practice and hss al ~
fruishnu stneror artificial work III ftt" lwer son
,idering ~ excellence than 10 procured u new
who cndeayor 81 enforce patronage w uulerN, "
more experienced In the prof ssun. Old esabsh9u oe'
COS Broadway.
nrNrisTPy -Trrru EXTRACTED IN TEN sE,'oNDs
without the slightest pain, by my new ann n ~ 80
cess rot freezing This admirable system praoeup w o
oHns' nR III ~ nrRKfN ss3 Canal street, near wooster.
a, > osr.y coin PARTIAL SETS; sis GOLD WHOLE
MI sr,a a. silver. ansnE teeth with Eod ~ NleeAn
r,roype teeth. heauiul unrivallea f1m W'eititi's
aa,arsed pr MANgON-argest most rerle. Gill; mLo.a
o,ies A. Work satisfactory or no pay Anerieh beut'
r,s "a wea, TWENTY SECOND street and ~ sxih aygnn
ner III second street ALSO branch ohces w Wasa
| ing.ou street, Jersey Ony.
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and Az 0ter whDltsAl" N.u7s " htt M
- n retail all dep0G ana b"oNt''Ns ""'kt W"
tinted states and Canadas. . =, IA. ra.t- ~,
- 80 year As three copies, u four copies -, i've
.s slo and III additional copies over I've 20 he same eo
satseripuons he paid IN advance, AMI sent 70 Tie
rde and All dealers who have not yet cent ~ their
,r az reaueeef 10 without delay - from rrtseni
indications there viii have 10 be asccond edon pfinou 'e
hrs'n-mpe'' oAKsNTTH 4 co.
Puhishers
i2and liA William street.
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MILLINERY GOODS RETAILED
Wholesale PRICES
EXQUISITE FLOWERS FEATHERS AND PLUMEs
VEI.vETS
In all rare and beautiful shades of color
Rich PARIS FLOWERS HEADDRESsEs and BOUQUETS,
Just i'm ported,
WILL. BE EXHIBITED ON MONDAY,
December 9th and
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
CHEAP FOR THE HOL1DAySi
RIBBONS ON OUR TABLES At HALF PRlCEl ,
The balance imported and extensive stock OF
PARIS and OTHER B0NNETS
VIII be offered for the balance of the season
Al LESS THAN MANUFACTURE
CHARLES STREET co,
No. ATS Broadway
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SITUATIONS WATERSHEDS.

yIvANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. WHO HAS BEEN
w years in large mercantile house situation as
understands double entry, AID give
Address r. f. A., Jersey City Post
office.
uvANTFD-A SITUATION WITH AN OLD FSTA-
w hished dentist by a who has bad twelve years ex
perienee and uly qualified 70 take charge Of
any branch profession, reference Ad
dress Dentist of Alex, Van Yalen Il Vandam ST. N "
fer week.
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HELP xyANTED-FEMALEs.

An EXPERIENCED sALEswoNAN WANTED ONE
- thoroughly acquainted with aces snd anhro!eries may
apply Bailey harrington Leslie, 6Li Broadway
HouSFKFEPFR wANTED--A GENTLEMAN WISHES
HI good bousekeeper % take charge Of his house u this
lady refinement will hear oi good situation by adj
dressing James King box ~ Herald oalce.
ysvANTEn-A WOMAN, TO 30 THE GENERAL
w Homework Of small family In the country. One vii
for moderate wages may address Country, box
ia herald Office.
yIvANTED-AT NO. l0t NINTH ST. A FIRST RATE
w seastress ald competent 70 take ~ one
eh Cal between The hours f l2aud clock Monday, 6n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-12
weeds Patent sewing macAik ..

weeds Patent sewing MacAike.
Tbs editor Of the Cleveland TO- PlAindsaler
says Sowing Mashines are subject Of the great
ct interest In this vicinity, - they affect the L.
Dor Of every family in the land. With view Of
purchasing and examining every kind, 70 And the
bsst, W spent several ays while In New York, in
ninutsst imposition Of al kinds now In market,
asd orr conclusions were In favor Of Weeds Pat
emit, = the most reliable Machine 70 be put In the
hands II sv9y one throughout the State. We
purehAssd one 81 Thorn, and have used II for sono
time, and our opinion 10 more than confirmed, for
it does every kind Of sewing on cloth or leather,
does IL work strong, nice osnd rapidly, and has
Asvsr hosn out Of order since Il come into our fan
ily, and Il u sosinpls - seemingly imposdhls "a
get ont Of order Or require repairs more than any
ordinary person ean perform. Il u NICELY orna-
nsntsl, md snakes N ornament TO The furniture
e he parior It very strong and little liable "a
sas 80. lee operation can easily b learned With
~ pslnAs1 1lEa6it1as ior : guide, and when any
iAnily - 1eognsa ~ -, " an surs they will
not live wiAhsst Il. II usss two threads, thai
nAkiAg ~ WORK strosgsr than II done By hAad
with oas thread, bssidss nAkisg betA aiAss of III
work Just aiiks. Those Who need E>Wiae M.
chine Will DO we'll 10 examine this.
WHITNEY LYON, Propulsion,
345 EroAdwAy, New York.
Sold by
=. A. DUKE, Agent for KeoAuk, IS Maia-st.
oct9d&wlm
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Isss - i pKEY'S
AL EXCHANGE.

2ssA ~ NAA ANGAhAA.
RSe on1e, ~ ~ Atwatsr's W
$780, llelAlns, - -
win 49, ~ yGae4ty = ~ - 1870
II Dase Chanes-Le1 = :, =. lei, -.
~ = Iultsa - nishtA sts., ~ osAss sss-assa
On. baaanas ~ 4, 4 and I years.
$50 rala Tor LEE COUNTY 0RDERs.-
! vi. -
= &C DAiA Tor CITY VARIANTS Or CITY
~ 49,. = Piank RoaA, miles from Kso.
~. xisA y ~ c,snsso. III snass ea''iva''0n
- ]. ~--s~. - DWELLINGS, Tor sale o.
eaey teems.
/. nr,.her 81 dive uing houses, Offices ant
y slesplng ROOMS Tor rent.
0Eeas DargaIns can = asa N eaV proper
". improved and unimprovcd.
Mensv LsansA on oollat ,rai security.
sept 33-dlm
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g n ID r n u X n ALL = o d
or CANADA.

g Nd n n 4 u ALL = o ID
or CANADA.
~ADELI0HTFUL : ROMANTIC R0UTE~0
FROM fnn WEST 10
Boston, Nssc York, and the Eastern States
P,a fAe MicA,san Cenfrsl, Great Weau~,
OsdeastsygA + Ysrmoaf Central, ssd
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
visiting some Of the grsndest and most won
dsrful scenery In the world, including Toroafs,
Stagsva Fais, Svspeasie~ Bridge, TAosssnd Isis~As
Rapids az the 81. LAWrsmce, Quebec, Montreal, Waite
Mosnfasss, the Tubular Bridge, (~eariy fwo ssies in
lengthy, Lake cAampisis, Tsils Of Mo~s~sresei,
Hsdson River, efe., etc.
On and after May 1, 1853, Baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EN- IG RANTS.
Passages may be secured ut the olhce Of the Com
pany in Chicago by sAiLlso ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glaxg6w, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montrose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supsrintends the removal Of
smigrants and baggage At Quebec free Of charge.
Fare fron $40 TO SIS to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
L. VIA T. n n,
OF 2a 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LoNGi
IL under contract to this Company for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago TO the principal towns In Europe win
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the Leviathan, or Tor the ii
o.S. s. Co.'S ships, can be obtained at the Once
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad. No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. wARRACK,
Agent OF Grand Truak X. X. Co., Of Canada.