davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

SENATOR DAVIS oS OUR SEA STRENGTH w.
have before alluded, says the Washingiol
States, to the speech of the distinguished Sen
ator from Mississippi, to which we dissented
only on one point Of going half way to meet
the trap held ont by the Paris Conference in
proposing to cut off our right hand of Sc.
strength. Europe is in mortal dread Of onr
privateer navy, and invites US TO surrender it
ont and out. Senator Davis took up the ques.
ton with his usual rim in his celebrated Maine
speech He alluded to the recent attempt by
some Of the Governments Of Europe to cngralt
upon national law prohibition against priya-
tccrng He said whenever other Govern
mrnrs were willing to declare that private prop
orfy should be exempt from the rigors Of war,
Oh sen is it is on land our Government might
meet them more than half way but to prop
osition which would leave private property the
prey Of national vessels, and thus give the whole
privatccring 10 those Governments which main
:ained large naval establishment in time of
peace, he would nnhesitatingly answer no. Onr
merchant marine constituted the militia Of The
Sea--how effective It had been in our last strng-
Gle with maratimc power, he need not say
to sons Of those who had figured so conspcu
ouSly in that species OF warfare. The policy
of our Government was peace We could not
consent to bear the useless expense of naval
establishment larger than was necessary for its
proper use in time Of peace. We have al
ways relied, and must hereafter rely, upon the
merchant marine to man whatever additional
vessels we should require, and upon the bold
and hardy Yankee sailor, when he could no
longer get freight for his craft, to receive
proper armament, and go forth like knight
crrant Of the sea in quest of adventure against
the enemies Of his counry's flag.
To lnv this power at the feet Of the enemy
would be reasonable folly, of which this
people will never be guilty.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

FISK > METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
NE HAVE PROCURED THE SPECIAL AND
w exclusive rahi o -alc for
FlSK'S PATENT METALLIC cOFFINS.
for the Parish Of East Feciala. and have reduced
the prices down TO those Of wooden collins
Wooden collins made 10 order, ald every attention
given on Funeral occasions.
An excellent llEARSE always ready.
Any infringement oi our rights IN the sale Of the
Above eases will subject the violatorto damages.
jan 1858 BUTLER X KOCH.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

A true picture of despair is pig reaching
through a hole in the fence to get cabbage
that is only few inches beyond his reach,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

Pubc opinion in England regards the present
cable as total failure, and projects for uniting
the two continents by better connection are
presented in the London papers Mr. Rowatl
offers to lay rope covered electric wire across
the Atlantic the cost of the cable and laying
it successfully not to exceed 9ls2OOO, OIL
f2OO, 900 loss that the wire cable cost. A rope
coverci toa : believed TO have advantages
over b ~IHs 5ablr, but one after Mr.. Row,
ats IN Is considered inferior to many 9th
crs sn@g ,red. The whole subject seems foI
the future to be thrown back again into the
realms Of theory and speculation, and it is like
ly that there will have to be repeated expert
menis before telegraphing across the ocean il
practically accomplished for business purposes
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

D=g" knowledge may give weight, but ac-
complishments only give lustrc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-M f Price, Va: /, :
Hall, do; Miss Smith, do; l. Briant, La u C.
Fsurner, do; n Bondonsyne, do; C i Bondon
syne, do; c Smith do; E III Harris and family. O;
smith and family, do; Miss Brennan, yo: Mr., 1
Martin. do; Schultz, Md; A " SEXTON and la
dy, NJ; Osburne, Pa: Phillips. Nh; A NJ
kouk, do; II Tucker, do; Hon G M BRYAN and
lady, Tex; Hon jenkins and lady, va. p G
Bunangton and daughter do; Park, do: A w
!ae sson, do; Mrs Bowlin, do; w Smith. NY;
Mcintyrei sc; w T. Laferty, NJ; s Kinnady
Va wv :" y" rye
NATIONAL HOTEL.-John Beeler and fam
La; VIM Nfemeyer, Pa; Rymul, o; G T Custi.
w Hubbard, Mass; c II Carter l. w uIjaui. a
Winchester, Md; Beach, Rozer ID Nc
auyhiin, Pa; Cropley, Del; c s rittworth
and lady, NJ; Hon g ! Hawkins, Fla; = N.Ian
" Mrharey and fam, Min; Thos Fossett,
de Lagnell, Va; vi Jennings, DC, NJ SniIf,
van, Md; , Bacon, Mass; w n Campbell NY.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-E Richardson. n
1elseF, Jos Hess, PA; John Anderson John
Wheian, w Munder, nd; A % Johnson Mis-
Fisher j Corey and ly, Boston
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-Gw C bb and
lady, Va; w Wynne, Tex; e u Hammond
Nfi Mrs Moliton, Va; C Adams, M: A r
nartlee, So; CAMPBELL and lady, Team: IT n
Patterson, Ala: c Myers and lady. Pa. i Fos,e-
Mo; ID Wilson. DC; Mrs s A Wilson. do; Nil,
Anderson, Va - IVA 'h
NORWOOD HOUsE.-H FORSYTH. Ala: +
A Thompson, Tex; w Williamson W
Bryarly, Me; II Horne, Pa; III Mcclure. do. r
Mcclure, do; jerks and lady. Va: Hon "a
w BATES, Dell w Sharpe, do; ID NJ Bates, do, ]
01HLow, Nd; Z Metcafe, do; X Haskins
SNS Df Duianey, 40; Sudbury, Me; r o Crop,s'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

III The State debt of Connecticut i. about
ID Rufus Fl. Pa ,e has been elscted secreta-
~ OF the State OF North Carolina.
IL A banquet was given to Mr. D'Arcy Nc
zee al Kingston, Canada, last week.
20 Hon. Jonathan Knight, an px-membsr of
Congress, died in Washington county, Pa, on
Monday last.
ID. The net receipts realized from Mr.. Ever.
eus Mount Vernon Matinee. at Ni5Io'., n Y
on the l2th Inst, were about 81 $50
W Gen. William CuIlom, Of Tennessee, is
House of r representatives.
III The State Prison Of New Jersey Is full To
overcoming, there being at present nearly 80
confined within its walls
1.-TWO boys fell in a-well at NorwaIk Ohio
Few daTs since, and Were .mothered 10 death
with foul air before they could be rescued.
IL Texas paper mentions having received
letter from friend. accompanied with the
scalp OF Camanche Indian.
u vagrant woman gave birth to three
snlIo,en Ia police station house, d. Cincinnati,
Tuesday night.
with 3is,OOO pounds Of copper from Lake Super
Tor mines.
III The dry dock at the Charles,own Mass
navy yard Is being enlarged SO as to accommo-
Dale vessels OF the largest size.
W-The salary Of the Supreme Judpe of Yer.
mont has been raised, nv vote of the I,agisIa
turs, TO two Thousand dollars a year
III Charles Coleman, formerly nron,is,o,
Of the Troy House, New York, and recentiy Of
the Anglo American, at Hamilton, Canada, 4.
dead. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
DR. sTEPhEN BAILY,
O7FICE 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Three doors from Ilth strssf

DIR. BAlLY bess leave to inform the public that
he can DO seen at sll hours, at his office, -
experience of fifteen years. practices, with IIO
the large number of patients, and great variety of
enable him to surmount any difficulty, scientific or
otherwise. ating TO the Teeth. His own expert
the profession. and especially Drs. Harris and and
Il. Parmly, has led him. long since, to discard all
Enaines alta PeIcha. India Rubber s and Clements
for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth and
rebe Substance that he worn IN ,ns Sns
was mot 'ncinslveiy shown bJ the last American
AtGongn he fatters himself from his long r.si-
deuce ard practice in Washington he is favorabiy
known to his numerous friends and patrons, he 6ess
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector Of the Church of Epiphony,
ofthis city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem tor you personally, and my conf
dence IN you as superior dentist. The operations
hope that you may, receive the patronage from my
friends and the pubic that your skill so well de-
'' Wellington, Aug 81 is Ssr' FRENCH
From one Of the Oldest firms in Baltimo,s-
Mss,rs. Boggs, Cotman 4 Co
Having employed Dr. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
DENTIST, OF WASHINGTON city, to execute for me an
to my entire satisfaction and in view fthe fact that
one OF the most DISTINGUISHED members of the Dem
to perform the same work satlsfaoiory j. gives me
great pleasure To press my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGe.
Extract from note reeesvsd from the Idts Hon
John M. Cicyton
u. =. Senate, Aug .19. 1856.
Tho teeth you made for me work admirably; no
JOHN N. CLIHiToN.
To those seeking relief from the maadies of the
teeth, can cheertuy recommend DIR. 3. Baily as a
superior dentist. lie made a set of porcelain teeth
for one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
rvsef, and the work h2s al stood well for more
Than tenyears. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Aprlll9, 1885. Va. Conf. II. 4 Church South,
We, the undersigned, having had OCCASION to avail
ourselves OF the professional sk! OF DIR. 8. Bally
surgeon Dentist Of this city. or having been oogn-
zaIt OF his operations our ta or friends, tai
pleasure In expressing our admiration of his
skill, AZ well cs the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which nc performs the most delicate and difficult
operations Ia Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage Of
the public, OF which We consider him erlinently
worthy.
THOMAS U. WALTER, Architect u. 8. Capitor.
THOMAS MILLER, II. D., of Washington, %. C.,
d. =. RoHRER. NJ. ID. of s. GEORGETOWN, ID, C,
". 3. LINCOLN, NJ D., of WashingtoI, d. G,
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. c.
GEoReE WALTON, TX Governor of Florida,
WALrER LESCx. Ex Mayor of Washington
HENRY BALDWIN, u. = Patent Office,
feb 20-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsEN Ess, 90.

The prevalence Of the above complaints at tn,.
season generally has the effect of bringing ont host
OF profsssedly new specifics. and while some a re
6oou, many are useless, and others sven dangerous
The vssst course to pursue is 10 consult your fam
ny ply slclan, or otherwise use only such remede.
as long public experience has proved 10 be safs and
smcscious. OfthIs character is TYLER,S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Onrrnsi
tsoon became popular remedy, and has cnntinn eS
20 enjoy growing reputation for the a,t tvent1
acts ike charm; and in Chrome Cases Bror
w hoopns ough. Group, Asthma. Inf "a. 4 a.
have us Int. val los@AS VINO
Pr,cs Is s.nts and 20 cent. per bottle.
sou oiS ny :ssl,n Palmer. Chas Stott. dc Wash
rsaparis; where II may be had also for oonveniencs.
"a 10. nser lorm Price ls,< and Is cent? boT ~
Drogs' a. au el.ga@t. pleasant and iioaoious Pui
HIonio ozenEe they are unsur pas sed. no II. SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

Now TO MAKE GIRL IRREsIsrIBLY HAND
sohs' LIN Cincinnati, the other day, q woman
named Madame Bertha Van Griefechiun was
etested Tor false pretence. The complainant
was q domestic, named Barbara Hammond. 1t
ssgpearsd that Madame advertised for sale, at
~, recipe which if faithfully followed mp.
would Z" make the homeliest the handsOmest."
The recipe runs as follows:
Take half a gill Ofhyens's blood, the yolk
Of two ostrich eggs, an ounce of gold dust. and
pearl as big as your thumb nail, dissolved in
vinegar Mix into paste and spread upon the
face every night before going to sleep. The
effect will be astonishing
Barbara, not satisfied with the charms with
which Nature had adorned her, called Cd
Madame, gave her two dollars, and receiy I the
recipe She next set about 70 seek the several
Ingredients; but being unable to procure either
VI s"e enumerated articles, except the vinegar,
she unwillingly came to the conclusion Ibst
madame was not what she ought to be, and
caused ner arrest. Madame is now in Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
FURNITURE REPAIRED

AND VANISHED.
Sofas. Chairs, DO, re- covered, and packing Fur
niture attended to by JAMES WILLIAMS, No
5l2.7th street, I'd floor.
urnlture Polish for cleaning and restoring to
their original ustre oil articles of Vanished and
Polished Furniture, Pianos, O., for sale by Il mtg
Bro Odd Fellows Hall, or BY the subscriber, J.
WILLIAMS. SO 18th street.
FOR RENT.-The third story of the bui ding
No. 5l2. 18th street, "a by 60 feet. sc 1884 Wifi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
Ieiliainea.
u RIVE L L & d IN NJ A RK q r
WITH IMMKNsE
HOME AND RUROPElN DEMAND.

il restores the natural color permanently aher the
thus makes j. gov on bald heads removes all dan:
druH. itching and heat from the scalp, auiets and
ache, aud may be lied upon cure all diseases of
the sos and hair lt will stop and keep it from ll
and n used BY the young two or three times week,
it Will never fall become gray; then, reader read
hefoliowins and judge for yourselves;
hessrs o. }. woOp 4 c0.-eenilsn.s; H.virs heard .
hair uE qaiie gray. made up mind y
prsyudces witch in comnon with sres, many
ego u.ibg your article. to test Cor myself
The result has been very Tia. am very glad
did and In Justice to veil IS for the encourage
ment Of others Who be was but who having
willing give ycur Iesor alive Trial ti he. hs-. thsr
pro .sd the best being ocular Demonstration write
direct them to me Sr urthr pooG Who am in ana ut Of
the n T. wiIs Railing Ess r.tment every day.
pearsnte way being gosssr aud thick and much
/ am your. respectfully HKs.r yuErxs
C-rner Of Columbia and Carroll St., Brooslyn-
LIusesror Ala, FEB. L. 1883.
Pnor woop-pesr Sir: Your Hair Restcr.u bss doae
slightly diminishing for several years. caused suppose
.m slight burn wh.. va. quite 40 infant, BY, bee,
have Cue Lead OF hair growing after having used AL
remeiy sIsrt and adv,s- all who IRE .fc,.d
that way to uss your remedy fsO can rrbhh thi. yos
think proper. rsrrsse, W. nIDDLKrex.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Q. lss..
PnoF. WooD-pcsr Sir: Your Hair Rest0rstyeis prov
itself highly beneficial to The nt and also Ihe back
part 81 my cad alno lostits cotering-~E in Ct
have used but half pint bottles R tVrEtive sud
the toy head ia well studded WITH prom ti7g
Of yong hair lad the f also receiving eus6
have ed Other preparations what
think from personal dstiou,
induce many 9th, try Yours. respectfully,
D. &. TBonAs, ID. D.. No. <es Vine street
The Restorative Is put In bottles of three sizes,
VIZ: large. medium ard small; the small holds n
pint anu retaIs for 81 per bottie tie diam holHs
= 1st ~ lrr han
quart, 40 Ter cent more In proportion, and retails
for SIS a bottle.
OF. WOOD & CO.. Propreto-s. So Broadway
New oTk, tin the greet y. Y Wire Railing Is
tabsbment, and ia Market street, II. Louis. Mo.
,Ari sold BY all good druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. NO II 3.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
no 21-eo6t
GREAT ATTRACTIONF THE LAD DIES

No. 4h7th st., bstvsen aad H street,.
GOTTHELF BEHRENp, Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in FANCY ARTICLES, WOOL
EN- GOODS. HOSIERY, TOYS, etc., ETC., have
just received an entire new stock, the finest ever
brought to Washington.
They offer store keepers and country merchants
great inducements.
Ladies purchasing for fairs should be sure to CALL
no g. cot JAM
NOTICE.-We. the undersigned notify all per-
l cons not to purchase the Church on AZ street,
on the island. which has been offered for sale by
Rev. =. A. b. Mester, our late pastor. We have
claims against aid premises. and have taken steps
to secu' e the same BY en- INJUNCTION.
WIN v, HEhL. GEO, BAMEK;
no q eOSf~ ard othpra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
A QrEsTIoN.-why do the public from al

"A u ESEJON.-
N parts Of the
c;tygO to WOOD
LEY'S GALE
Rf for Portraits!
Because they can
there obtain 4 per-
fec. likeness for Is
cents and upwa, DIS,
and no charge un-
less the sitter is
perfectly satisfied
X. q. W cooley
wishes to return
thanks TO his nu-
IN erUus patrons for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
R0ILERS FOR THE UNITED STATES
THE U. 3. NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BURBAu OF CONsIkucTIoy, EQUIPNsNr, AsD}
Am L

BURBAu OF CoNsrkucIIoN EouIPxENr .rnS
REPAIR, November 8, Ia58
SEALED PRoPosIr.oss will be received at this
lar hoiers 70, ,hs Ir iLsd Stt LOT I've tuUo
Jecinto. to be delivered Ga the Whnrf' under the
Bro ti11 The Nav. nena,m.n a. one law 'aru
Tbe bo;Ier. re 10 ~. a. S iiiay
b,;i. nete.,nb. e VI 'ho DEE GnS,cofi oioom
al teeptbs ~, is ,nno 800 ~ ,, anu hihe
s,ven ski eaths q I5I and sbslls thIesn,.bth.P
Of an inch 10 the ness.
,.nL ~ h, psr's 30 oe oouoe inverted, and
no: no sSIsw psed !D en- TN DC gov a, 20 90
ton,s or steam ob,np U u'eu AZ TIC oo'
'' Thss ~ oro S.uH, nn Sn, ia
,- f anS sldes Oh sheIs 20 De SIN sned by
The boil: Tswl,l be about twenty one al feet three
SinGhes 'front.' oy abort ten tIo) SIX 6 inches deep
he rrn,b 81 ,h -, esa .naee .SI men, hgh; TO
~ urhisheu WIN the necessary man and hand hole
Pos, hace Hue dho camper uoois: Tugs Tor rate
my IL go Pou.ds per square inch;
to be SCI 3 toe soniTsetsi. he 6spsSimsas beng
wo kmsnsbIp 'o' Gil ooi'0ehisu iioia Oaa
The prIce 70 he per nornd 8 ,i.bed ,s.,,h.ra;rh,
of the tubss Cast iron Will oniv hs N al snr
doors and mouT t,nes man hoe nn @ 40, d
The whole IN he SSon ne ~ ,h. h., ,. =.
be suhect TO the inspsctInn spd ann,or "a u a 10
persons as the Densrtnsnt SEa Gi suoh
ags on, Of 70 reject any part Of the work in any
Drawings of the boilers will be furui.h ed Ito man,
appcn02 70 the Burean q Consttpctions
n.tsd enos VII De made LOT one third their esti-
the remsi ybsn ,h me poo,s are RAJ CON Pleted,
'0 Risd hna Gel sa 60, ,;,u,.
the tm IN DC ar IN stating the price and
tEe tie wltnln winch they propose to complete and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

I.lss shsiisd. King ( BtRcHELIn. 0'''
90 20 corner 18th Ut. and Vermont avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

OoS PENN. AVENUE, OQs
%Os) SourHlAsr CoRNIR OF TRNrH ST. <Csj

FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
The undersigned respectfully announces TO his
friends and the pubio IN general that no hasa"
reoperod and rehtted his well known H1
GROCERY STORE, Nl
formerly occupied by himself, and recently s~
by %. w. Marsh,) and has filled the same with an
entire new stock Of
SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,,
together with every article in the Grocery line, to
WHOM he invites the at ention of resident families
He feels assured from his long acqunint ance With
the business, th3t his arranE me ats such for
constant supply Of Fresh Goods as will enable him
at all times TO meet the demands of those who may
favor him with their patronage. His purchases
were made in the Eastern markets for cas h, and
will be sold as low. if not lower, than by any other
from sill his old customers, and new ones too, and
pledges himself TO use all his Efforts to sell them
good Grooeriss. with fair dealing. BIS stock Of
cannot be exoeiled in this or any other market.
HERMANN n. VOSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

TEETH.

W. LOOMS, N. d., the inventor and patentec
OF the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends per-
sonaily at his office in this city. k@S
Many persons can wear these Teeth v hoSCIO
cannot wear others: and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular and sh the purest
oieanes., strongest, d perfect denture that
art can produce, the Mineral Plate will be moro
fully warranted.
Rooms in this city. SS6 Penn. avenue, between 9Th
and 10th streets also, s7 Arch street, Philadelphia.
T-lH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
THE BEST COuGH SYRUP In rht

THE BEST COUGH SYRUP In rht
l. WORLD.
=, The best COUGH SYRUP IN the world in
HARTSHORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
Ihls article Is prepared by chemist. and is pro-
nounced Dv med Gal men, and those who have used
u, TO Do the best preparation for Coughs, Colds
Cd'drrh, Brosohftis, Hodrseness, Sore Ihronf
rom old, ana preventive of that lion of dis
cas- s, Consumption.
Persons " slng should use it. IL is pleasant to
the tsste softens clears and strengthens the VOICE
vents taking cold. Wv
III Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81. Sold BY ali
GIagEists In Warrington, Georgetown and A cx.n-
uihN- oc lift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
EVENING STAR.
THERE'S JOY FOR You AND ME-.


BIT Lillian. ~
Inc sunlight gilds the mountain,
1ea giovs upon the plain:
Is AL corn undulatIns pas
-rpefore the breeze again:
fns hsdKes are bespread with blooms
mon beautiful 10 see;
inere's HE and love In everything.
And Joy for you and me.
ZONE from thy chsmber-lst W. seek
some quiet sylvan nook.
mere We may untisturbed pursue
,SWees Natures nv site book;
W9ere. holding silent intercourse
With bird, and flower, and tree,
WI f1noy's bsrks may glide adown
The stTeam OF Poesy.
Come forth. and leaning On my arm,
A gentle stroll we'll take
Where fox gloves hang their string of bells
Among tbs forest brake.
Where lIpnet, lark and blackbird ti1cd
The ar with minstrelsy:
There's life and love In everything
And Joy Tor you and me.
ALBANY Arsss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

SUPERIOR PURE OLD RYE wHISKEY
- for medicinal use price q per gallon, or 90 cts.
per bottle: Many gent erneI Of Virginia, Maryland
and the Distric,, Tall regarded good judges.D VINO
have thoroughly tested 1t, pronounce IL much the
b5st WhIskey in the market.
EDWARD HALL,
Extensive dealer in all kinds of LIQUORS snd
Family Groceries, No. 40 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite Centre Market. no ~ eOlot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

4 AIDES TUCK and ali sorts of COM b. q,
IL GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th street, and O. HE
tAso1 ksons under WILLARD HstA. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE,
Only Regular Lane, and Without Failure
for Eight Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND oREsoN,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

CAuTIoN.-So many frauds and impo- No~S
eitons OF various kinds have been iately <6xk4
eeTpetnted on travellers bound 20 CA L. - "
FORNiA, that the subscriber. the on. suthor zed
agent for passage BY the u. Z. MAI Line via PAM
ma In tho city 81 Now York, feels II his duty n
caution ali Persons seeking passage to CalIfornla,
that TO AVOID IsFosIIIoN, they must be careful 70
Ind tEetrue oflcc Of the Steamships Of the 10. g
Mail Line, via Pansms Railroad, as no other 81 ~
IN New York rs authorized 70 engage passage
The Companies Lave only one offlc in New York.
which Id at III W est street, corner of Warren at
fronting on ths North River, at the head Of the
COMPANY q Wharf. ~ 70 ~
N[ Observe ny sisn over the door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
.0Is :. w. Nh MUND. Aren't. New Yorf.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP com.
PANY,

,Ope OF the SteamshI. lHis Company, csrryina
the United STATES Nail for ACAPCIn
CALIFORNIA. and OR EG ON Leaves &$6&H
Panama twice each month, on . he arrival
OF the United States Mail =. Company !, ste.mer,
which leave New Orleans and New Work refpIsrIy
on the 5th and auth of each month with the mans
ROADS. n NAIL
These steamships have been inspecte5 and an
proved by the Navy Departments, and guaranty speed
and safety, ,'
The Panama Railroad q miles lor ID is now com
pleted from 90 an 10 oceaL and is crossed 10 or
n1urs The baggage Of passengers "a ohecked IN
New YORK throagh 70 Sac francisco, and passengers
are embarked 81 Panam. by steamer al :he com-
pany's expense The money paid in New York
covers all FL penses of the trip
heterve steamers are kept in port IN Panama and
ian ranci. GO, to prevent deteniIon Of ACCT
having occurred IN eight years
PASSENGERS leave Panama the same day they ar
n .e At Aspinwall.
Conductors 20 through By esoh steamer. and take
tectors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply a.
the agency In West street. New York, to ', w,
RAYNOND,-ort TO ARMSrRONG, HARRlS 4
CO. CO. New or'ans'-Or c. l. BARrIkTrs Be-