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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-24
INo. ID. TROTTER.

Tf0RFEF At I Aw, Austin. Tunica county, Miss,
"a viu Ettend 70 Tue psyusrt o. taxes redenpton Of
land ehsr fo- cite OF 500 for tsr=s sud vii promptly
ete1d e tie nation Of lane titles IN the counties
sf funies ooai una Bolivar and ysshiastoa-
1are-davem
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-24

JOnN HAkLUm.
A EOREBY AT law, Gns General Collector for
II West Teznessee ones On JEFFERSON street. Pest
OE1ce Buiidirg
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GolS aa6 sfiyerh.t-- "a. e,....z

ss.,,s 2. par Bank Of oon.ik to44
1,s. S~nA.''s..s. par 81 Of the Union "a Z
So - .......... par Bueks Bank...lA 10 ~
n =, par nerehHnts' Bkih toaE
rs,, Haorsins htoS cs IrAdsrs' Bauk tofK
an =, -. 70 as ~ Ohatt.nooga.I sto2 \
pS--s--.s M ~ ~ eis ferIn<fs' Bank, Kauxvi
oift--,-s -, 20 az \ tO2H discount
rora R.rr - = aaS 61nk OF Hidde fenness
n - -. -, - - dis IN tO9k discount
lTsth, n - lo2A dis CITY Bank, Nashville \
r.-S - p--.-- 1to 81 dis ! discount
~ - - to y dis Georgia (oid B'ts) y 70
So1fh = stAts-Is 70 ~ Exchange Bk Grifnn, no e
- .zroliun 4 ! n AZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-24
DR.. ORVTLLE R. EARLY

tlsate OF Aississipplf
HAVING loested psru1oently IN Memphis, oders hts
professional tizsrs and persons IN
the slr-ozzding cou1y. Special attention viii given
q ooststicn cases and al diseases Of and eh-
Grez-
Residence tbs corner Of Herasndo street and
Browns Avenus- 0nass, &c Madison street ny2 IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-24

q KNOX WALLER. L. M'coSEIco
FETALKER q E'COSHIOo, Lawyers. Memphis, Ten.
w nesses. O1cs. No. q south side Court Square
apis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-24

TIOREET At Law, Memphis Tenn OGoa on
% Msin street IN 9ree1Isw's Building betgeen Union
snd Gassso streets nov1-tIy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-24

G. n rERSEH-IEo- c. FARRISsT5E---o. TERoER.
Terser. Harrington s. Yerger,
ATr0REBTs Al Law. EsNFffIs TENN.
spIs-ea
WW. n. kRICK.
nREETISs, Ro,iFar CJuaty MISSISSIPPI General Lsnc
II AGENT t5r Arkansas ard NississiPpi
EEFEA-NcEs.--es0s. h s. ROete, Memphis: Brooke
sn-oes, Ficksbarg- sp2i-cen
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For attending Diseases Of the
EY f. AND LUNG .

III " % ELUNN EfIEs1
0FFEkS his prosessisnai services 70 the citizens Of
" Memphis. 01oc, equLh side Of Court Square Res
ffenoe a. A. o. HarfiF' fauI1-sm
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reAkc u. sTEELE..E- T ssoHskH..wn. D. STEELE,
eosington Tenn Hsnphis, Tenn Memphis. Tenn.
STEELE, MORGAN & STEELE,
F4oRNEYs AND C0UEsELoRs AT Law, Men,
a bIg Tenn VII prsctics IN the Courts Of west Ten
-s~sse once On Nam st. walkers Bock. No g. 27d
goor Special attention paid 70 ths collection Of Claims.
: octf-iy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-24

nR J. Il. sLEDGE A. returnsd from seE 1orE
" G.ter an absence fntas months, and has eneetet
noms nEtonndlEg N that city he has taken aI
ape No. ~ Nolros street. between Mair and SeeOne
rssts All viii the prsrtics Of Medicine, Ehert
be has for sale h osorstsd CO npounds. calls a.
tsadsd 10 DAY aight As be intends locating DcEs
ne1fly n T his and froE the great success ne has
hadt the tres uent % the various diseases he thinks
Il shoal6 have lsrsl pstr0neg- frou the cltizens
EanDhis 1an9-dfy
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.,--- DR. TH0S. TATE.
0FFERs his services 70 The cstssns of henphls and
~ vicinity oiace OF corner sf seooad aEd washing
tSn strsets nar2l-lg
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18
DxSSOAVVaON

II VIE partnership heretofore existing under the style
Il and firm OF CLIFTON x ABBOTT, was dissolved on
the 9th inst by mutual consent to take effect the
2nd of February, ls5s. The business viii be contnu-
ed by CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT Il CO., OF Philadelphia
All persons indebted To the late firm previous the
2d of February, ls5s, will please cal immediately
the old stand No. 10 Cedar street settle with
6Eo. b. Amor, who IS fully collect and
receipt for the same.
In retiring from the arm OF CaIPppS AERorrT I take
great pleasure IN recommending the patronage of
my friends, AessTs. CLIFroS ALBRIGHT Co, gentle
men worthy OF confidence and solicit for them a
tinuance OF past favors.
Aprl3-tf GEO. B. ABBOTT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18
Metropolitan Eating House.
RiddIeberger's Eating House.

u - aZg 80
GAM RIDDIEBERGER takes occasion TO announce to
- the public that, the Summer over, he has
given up the enoym Of rura felicity and
ed 10 town His House is again opened and he hopes
10 again the smiling faces Of his old friends and
customers, and to become acquainted with lots of
His tables shall always be Literally supplied
with the best our market affords, and lttle more"
Sept. i, 1857
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18
dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between Will.
Il l. BOYD, Jr., and JOS W DABHs. is tins day dis
solved by mutual consent and WILL l. BoYp, jr alone
is authorized to settle the accounts of Boyd X Co.
JOS. W nABBS,
Feb. 20, 1883. WILL l.. BOYD, jr.
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CHINESE SUGAR.

yEJE are manufacturing and have for sale 10, 10,
w and rs gallon Kettles for boiling Chinese su-
gar Cane. DoRiilS,
apr6-2m No College ces
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18

q A. NJ. Lightning Express through 10 Columbus, and
" Cleveland without change Of cars. 80 p. NJ. Eve
ming Express through Bellar andPittsburg withou
change OF cars.
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uaTInoAD SPIKRs.

RAILROAD SPIKES.
Ff,HE uaaerssnsd = The authorised agency for the
ssala q Potter Reife s3eft's Railroad spzkess
said 10 Be the bcst aud cheapest spikes N
sapely constantly - had saa lpF saas 81
n D. pgCKEY,
sF4le-tf coiisxs street.. AsA1slls.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18
Needles, Fish Hooks, &C., &c.
Post Oniee.

NssHNIGx, March 20, is3s.
fnoN and affair The isf q Aps, The fost ozlcs ~in
II ba uiezed SaathsEs ~ bali past A. NJ, Ane
ciase Al A. n Opee again Al q N. aud close AZ
T. n. "a ali ether dag The ufirs VIII BE opened A
hallast ., o'ssek A NJ, and close a. + o'eiarks 7.
" > r. ANDERSON, Fszt Master.
uAfsI-n
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In retiring from the business of BoYD h Co. heart
lily recommend my late partner 10 the public, wor
thy in every respect of their confidence, and ear
nestly solicit for him a continuation of the liberal pa
tronagc heretofore bestowed.
marl2-u JOS w. DABBS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18

First Class, (including Hats) per lOo .......sl Is
Second Glass. .... %
ID
Special Rates for Furniture sc 80 Q an
(NOMPEIITION between Steamers and ProneIlers
~ plying between New York and Charleston ana
savannah has caused reduction in Steamers frerhts
on through Goods As their charges NAV auctuate
we give above the rates from Charleston or Saannsh
70 Nashville At the same time guarantee the cost
shall not exceed at any time prior 10 LIST of June the
rates as heretofore advertised Through Rates nom
New York and Philadelphia 10 Nashville in connecticut
with charleston and Savannah Steamship Lines viz:
First Class, per 100. a. on
Second Class q ........ -
Sass. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
C,., ~ -. ...., ..-... ....-.......... 3 SO
tohslgn Goods 10 Agent Central Railroad Savannah
and To Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston
overoharges and damages Except damages occur
ing AT sea VIII be promptly settled as heretofore
, f"r iurther Information Cards giving classihca
,oh Nc, apply 10 me at the y. C. Railroad nepot or
by mail 90 CUAs ~ sN-nt,f,Sol- VI
lrp---u General Aoant
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dissolution.

l. subscribers under the style of MACKENZIE X VIII
dissolved by mutual consent on the 9th ult.
}. WILSON has purchased the entire interest %
ALEX. MACKENZIE in said firm, and will continue the
business under his own name. Tie is charged with
the payment of all he debts of the firm, and is alone
authorized to the name OF the firm liquidation.
ALEX. MACKENZIE.
MARRIOTT J. W. WILSON.
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at Cost for Cash

INTE have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w Nalces which viii close out at Cost for Cash
Persons wanting any Of the above have now an op-
Portunity to purchase at low down prices Call at No
p, Public Square.
mar9-u SNYDER & FRIZZEIL.
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Notice.

INNN0toI -NOtsNt.
A II. p>rseaz having claims against the Estate OF
~ FRED. JaSfE dee "a. hnreoy a0tiacd pre-
seat shen properly provea, and within the time pre
scFibod ~ la sad thaza ewing said Estate aFs re
9 uested % make immediate payment.
FErER uilIlOD, - s.
rHay&-dim A. A. HAfcHkR, '-A'Ss''sH-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18
Notice of Dissolution.

rTNHE partnership existing between B. LANIER &
l. GEO. MIZEIL under the style of 3. LANIER &
Co., is this day dissolved. B. Ianier having purchas-
cd Geo Azells entire interest in the late firm, alone
authorized to settle up the same. B. LANIER.
Mar. rs, 1858 GEO. AIZEIL.
&C. Referring to the above notice, ! take great
pleasure in recommending TO my friends my late
socate in business, Mr.. B. Ianier, n gentleman
every way worthy of their continued patronage.
March %, 1855 GEO MIZEIL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18
Motifs Patent Agricultural Furnaces.

YTNHIS article was constructed in consequence of a
suggestion from the American Institute, that a
needed by farmers for boiling and steaming food, and
for many mechanical and domestic purposes II took
the premium the U. 5. Agricultural Far at Louis
Vile lust received. WM. STEWART,
No. IA Market Street.
Also Coal Cooking Ranges and small Cooking stoves
for COAL w ,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

iHE BIBLE IN SCHoOLs.-A Boston paper
suggests that the controversy in regard TO The
use oi the Bible in schools will lead, as il did
In Ireland, to the adoption of Scripture read.
er; unoHJecuonable to all parties. 1t adds the
following: '"'
In the lecture given on Thursday at the
CneiSea City Hall by Mr.. George Sumner. bo
described the difficulties created by this ores-
ton IN Ireland, and their final settlement, on
tee acceptance by all parties of the volume of
6crlPiural extracts prepared by Dr. Arnold, of
Rugby.
'Mr. Sumner, on this occasion, alluded to the
lnierences unfavOrable to the national schools
winch had been drawn from the fact that Arch
oisnop Whately is no longer one of their man
ayers, and stated that he was permitted TO read
words OF the Archbishop full of hope.
For twenty years, said Archbishop Whate-
~, large extracts from the New Testament
have been read in our national schools far
more diligently than that book is read in most
PROTESTANT places OfeducatiOn. The consequence
Is that the Irish people, between the aces If
twenty and thirty, are better acquainted with
inc New Testament than the majority of the
English are. Let us hope that the recently-es-
tabllshed Queens College will remove ali dis
tinc;on in superior education, and place both
classes on an equality-elevatiDg each, but
raising most that which is now the lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

THE BEARDED LADY.-The New Orleans
Plcayune gives the following history of the
Bearded Lady, and details her SUBSEQUENT en-
reer: y"
She Is French woman, it seems and being
laiien In with, some years ago, by a shrewd,
sPsculaung iankee, was urged to make a show
OF herself, which, under his management She
did In London, where she excited a good deal
Oh attention. While there, an enterprising
young frenchman, musician, by the name Of
Clotulia' as the story goes, actually fell in
love win her, and proposing to her, was ac-
SSpsed, and so she became Madame Felicita
With the Yankee as their man Of bpsinecs
they came over to New York, and there opened
ha,l Ior the purpase Of exhibiting the hirsute
monuer. But they were otlong in finding out
tnat barnum had the monopoly Of this sort of
thihg In lothian, and to make any headway
'hey must enroll themselves under his banner
pdInum smuSeum was now placarded with a
eoiossai painting Of the q bearded lady ~ md
new sensation WAS OF course rroducei amopg
tne quid nuncs OF that provorbially excitablo
city. In order to deepen and increase IL, this
Gu'e SPeculator In human credulity and hum.
pug bothOught him of one of the most clever
ana original of all his various lodges lie ac-
tnai had himself arrested and committed to
tne IoOmbs by enc OF bis own EMPLOYEES,
on tne charge OF exhibiting man in womans
apparel.
In process OF time an infant Esau made his
appearance, and not long after this, the Clo-
tuiiias having g played out" with Bsrpum.
were engaged by the great Western exhibitor
vi human phenomena, and commenced their
travels under his auspices, and in the cou rse
OF them, made sundry visits to this city, where
thfy certainly did excite great deal Of very
natural curiosity.
Inc result has been, as we learn, that the
IucKy frenchman and bis orinigerous wife and
soh nave ne'ted ten thousand dollars by their
exhibitions; and now, just rs it was supposcd
they were on the eve of retiring on the hand
some competency, separation has taken place.
ne having taken the infant Esau'' as his
share OF the family, and the Madame remain
ing to exhibit her personal attrac tions ON her
own account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

AN INSTANCE OF REMARKABLE CooLSgss-
The hniekerbOcker Magazine picks up a good
many good things. In the December number
We Ind story which runs thus: judge B. OF
Ne" Haven, IS talented lawyer and great
Wag He has son, Sam, q graceless wight
witty, and like his father, fond of mint iuIers
and other palstable fluids" The father and
son were on visit TO Niagara Falls. Each
was anxious to "take a nip" but Zone for ex-
ample, aud the other in dread Of hurting the
old mans feelings equally unwilling to drink
ln Presence cf tho other Sam y said the
Judge, III take walk-be back shortly >
All right, replied Sam, and after seeing the
Old gentleman safely around the corner, he
walked oat quickly, and ordered a julien at a
Oar room. While IN eoHcOetO the Judge en-
tered and lSam just then being back of a news
paper, and consequently viewing, though Wow
less ordered a julep. The second was COM
pounded, and the Judge was just adjusting his
tube for cooling draught, when Sam stepped
up, and taking up his glass, requested the bar.
tender to take his pay for both juleps from the
bill the old gentleman had handed out to him
The surprise Of the Judge was only euualIed
by his admiration for his son GOODNESS; and he
exclaimed, g Sam Sam you need no iulep
u cool you - Sam allowed that he didn't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

,fy7 The Hartford Times announces the
death OF DIR. j. l.. Comstock, Of that city,
widely known as the author of a number of
elementary and other works on different
branches OF science. The deceased was self
educated man, whose early life was passed as a
surgeon In the United States army. His age
was al years His most noted works were on
chemistry, Natural History. Physical Geo
Sraphy, On AineralOgy, and a History of Gold
and Silver. Of all his works, however, none
have had such wide sale as ''Comstock's S
Natural Philosophy" which has become a
andard school book, and has gone through
very numerous editions. We presume il is a
tact that the sale of this book, in the United
states, has reached nearly a million Of copies
IL has Also met with marked success in Eu-
rope His revenue from this book alone in onc
year amounted to s., 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

A Protest. ON TIcK.--One of our Louisville
leading houses sold bill Of goods to an Ipdi.
ana customer on credit. A settlement by note
At ionr months was requested, 10 which the
hoosier dootor willingly assented. "But, sup
poso don't pay this note when it falls dne +,
inquired he. Thcn,' replied our merchant
your note will be protested and your credit
destroyed :" How much will that cos. u
said Indiana. "DOllar and a half tremul.
ously answered our friend. "Then look here
old fellow, just include that amount in the
note, and pay it for mo when you get the note
protested. A leading merchant collapsed
and Was not seen at church for month, though
n very strong Protestant -Loui,rYkks Conr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

THE FRASER RIVER MISEs-TLe-e are now
between four and i've thousand men ON Fraser
river, who intend to remain till spring. There
isa great scarcity Of provisions in the mining re-
gIons, and the miners are almost unsheltered.
IL would seem, therefore, as If there was some
gold TO be had, notwithstanding the following
estimate Of correspondent of q California
paper called the PaciEc MeihOdia:
Perhaps some of my friends would like TO
Know the state Of religious feeling here The
IIHi"wing is the exact state Of chris ianiiy on
fraser river -; the amount of social feel
lngs and happiness - The following ID
What Gaifornians makes by coming TO Fraser,
IN hard cash, 50 OO0, 900 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

- = a French woman ,lides, Spanish woman
gnaes, an american lady trols, an English wo-
9n.ia IaIps with the strong determination of q
tam age because, mp TO that certain uneer-
tahty English girls, at least the unreal ones,
consider 1t their duty to put on with n,bsr M
tributes Of the angcl-such rs living ON air
doung on moonlight, kissing babies in an ao.
graVating way-an angel walk, which is n sort
"t dancing gambol, signiGcstive of tripping over
ol'uus, and oil gushing, REDUNDANT lau Ching
TO bachelor s peace Of mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

FATHER TaEoDosIUs.-The most active man
In the Catholic Church Of Switzerland, II is
said, Is Father Theodosius, . Capuchin monk
After having founded new congregation of
nuns, be has moro recently establisheda q Cath
ono college at SehwytI, without having q cent
ln his pocket The college has now seventeen
professors and two hundred pupils, and AN in
Iteres1ng report on il was given by the founder
T'useIi nun al the late general assembly Vi the
SAtAOlic associations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-The

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-Ths
" subscriber offers at private sale the property
known as the Bakery Situated the side of the
Cana, near the Alexandra uct, together with
the wharf, whloh is about 2l0 feet deep from Canal
to rlver; the tow path being included in thls prop
erGy.
Ihe Bakery hs5 front OF 81 feet on the Canal
and controls 81 inches of water for driving its ma
ch:nsry.
This property for Bakery or Coal Yard Is not
surpassed by any IN the District.
ALEC, @ w ood and Coal Yard now in the Occu nanoy
OF HuTty Qme and Mr. Barron. This PROPERTY
has front Of ~ feet on the Canal and lN2L iset on
the west sje OF GToen street. and as easy of ao-
oess for oOnuumSrs from Georgetown or Washing
ton any ard 10 the District
The above property Will be offered on liberal terms
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, I45 w sst street.
6sOfset0wn or TO =. \. BROWN, Pa. av.. noxt to
corner of 18th street. w ashing ton ID. &. au 2j-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

FOR RENT.-The DWELLING HOUSE No
- - ~ street, on the square immediately east OF
e HSnt oI ne City Hall, next door to ne residence
lion may he mace. The house will be rented only
Ior the dwelling house of private family. The
rent VIII be 7UO per annum payable ~ eli nerinds
as may be agreed on. .a 81 rs tffs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

THE WELLrKNOWN PARIS OPTICIAN
r. and oculIst, Dr. WOi.FSON, is
suitlnG ~ hrst sight with his most won S5k~Ss
defful Venezuelan and Brazilian Crys- S~T
tai Rock Spectacles and Eye Classes
which have received the highest recomme ndation
at the Worlds Far, aud are beyord ubt the best 4
improvements IN regard TO str myth and assis,anoe
To the sight; also for clearing end easiness of the
Vlsion he produces for the weak eye of age short
sghtedness, the eye tending TO cataI act sion
equal to the strongest natural eye ever could. He
warrants those same Glasses 10 suit for years.
The OoulIst can he cons ulted daily free of charge
by hIs customers; and he advises visitors 10 thi
city before gong To HIM. to satisfy themselves first
by inguIrng OF their friends est the thOu
OF lados and gentlemen here ard ei, ewhere who
hay used his Strengthening Spectaces, all of whom
Rock Crystal, made, prepared, AMI only sold by
HIM. - -
All kinds of Optical instruments lm ported direct
from the best manufactures in Europe, which will
be sold at very reasonable prices at his establish
ment, corner POM. avenue aRd Sth street, or No.
~ 8th street, between ID street and PeHn av emu e.
washington, ~. u. ia a-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

Tur sr,,u0l,tAR 0AR r AsEs.
Factory, MAKING il now one Of the larfest
IN the District, where his facilities for - t2H
RlAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cappot he ,ur-
passed, and from his long expsrience in the busi-
ness, ne hopes TO give gene.ai satisfSction
Al Kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept On
T. Al IP REPPAIRs neatly done, and al orders PROMPT
Secondhand Carriages taken in ex xoh.nre for nav
sres. 1NDREW j 10vC II NeS
oIO-u corner OF 18th and stz,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

VEkH PLEASANT FURNISHED CHAM
bEKS, tome large front r"Om,) with Board, OF
No. $50 street. between 9th and 10th streets oppo
slte ~. iatrick Shurch-ons of the most elevated
ana convenient locations IN the oily.
Table Boariers hlso he accommodated
hO tcOtI MRS. Il. @. MEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

FURNISHED DAPARTMENTS.-For R eut, on
the hrst hOor. elevated some five feet FROM the
sidewalk, PAkEDR aud CHA BER connected
handsomely fuTnshed, with the use OF O piazza ON
the south front. LocatlOn very desirable ard pleas
ant, beng near the Presiaents House and Public
,irothus and Departments. TO q single gentle emap
Oy tue year, tho rent will be very moderate Inquu
a. No 46O New York avenue, second door from I5t n
street. NO 4 ootf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

VEGETABLE BAISAM.
y OR FRAGRANT HAIR WASH
For oeautlfylLg and preserving the H X. possess-
ing peculiar streng henlng and refreshing quaties
lt also removes DANDRUFF and DISEASES
OF The SKIN, giving ,fe and vigor TO tie hair
hitherto unattaInable. Manufactured and .oId
wholesale and retail, by ~'
JOHN H. GIBBS, Wizards Hotel, and
No. 20 Pa. avenue, Washington, ID. C..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

FOX RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE ON
-, oSSEORGETnwN HIGHTS.-The subscri-
oef o1ers fOr rent for II months his pronert,
IN Georgetovn, consisting of square No. X. Of the
saie size ana adJoinln that of Senator Bright The
with furniture Of the best quality For terms ~
Apply TO Dr. LOUIS NACkALI., Jr.. oorner OF
montgomery and DumbartOn SITS. g GEORGETOWN
,oo. LOUIS MACKALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-13

kfOR hENT-fh6 FRAME HOUSE on st,
l. south. between 3th and 9th streets west Usl-
and Lot fronts 25 feet Sth street, running back
100 feet TO ~ loot alley Terms, 3lS0 per annuIn,
paInbIe monthly. Enquire Of ELV VANS &
THOMPSON,S2 Sc Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. Oc Ia
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
l. end Of the city, within few doors OF the Sec
rctnry OF the lHteror Gas una water, with baths
and shower baths, and IS rooms. For further par
tlcplsrs inquire at tiIi7 office. oo I5-tF