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W row occurred In jury r,om at pitts
burg, on Friday. They stood eleven against ons
on knotty case, when the one becoming inso.
lent, ana giving the lie to an old man. he was
put through In coed style. Three broken chairs
Is Iouno In the ju-y room, and there were
o'ner evidences Of general muss
Ihk Law OF DIvoRck.-The Supreme Court
% vermont has decided that adultery c ,mmitted
an insane person, Is not a So ticlent cause for
Svorce. Here's another hook for evil minds to
Eus NAT upon, and, hereafter. when any one
we nave no doubt but that Insanity will he of
ieleo Is "Plea in abatement"
, W According to statements at the Crane
Hrowers' Convention, at New Haven on TpeSd.T
me manufacture of wine is carried on to = con-
soeraoie extent In Connecticut so 600 gallons Of
naive wine Were made In that State last ve,r
ana IL Is thought that the quantity will he in,
erased TO lO0, 900 gallons the present wear MAJ,
OF the samples offered were approved.
, VI Mr.. Fox has declared, in EnyIard that
the Society Of Friends il fast decrpaslpg h. 20
eesslon and by DEATHS that the secession of males
etceeoed those Of females and that the deaths of
Tue latter pseponderate that the operation of the
former canse occasions larger proportion OF f-
miles In the society than of males and that he
tbsn ana the ratio Of the fecundity are less
wan In tne general population.
W The eminent musical inventor. SAY of the
sdL- nofn, mas long been a sufferer from cancpr.
ana tue leading physicians V-lresu and r icord
durable A practitioner lately arrived from jnai,
mo n tne Dutch settlements in the spice Islands
VI. Nnes, pas broug ht home plant what he calls
erI'ee"esrssss. Ii has been applied now for fouT
montns, and seems to have coiupIetely arrested
tne phagedenic process
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HCTEL-G w Grain. Md. r. M
"a aoylsa Welch, A Smith, dc; w o 6oode
Mass Reed, Java; G N EcLert, Pa: r @ chi
6fetn, Del; and w Stoddart, Ohio; It Perry
N va non Cragin, NY; w III Winder, Pa: w
H.s ss arr i ana aaus liter, Wright, Y; Ma
Windsor, Yk; B Brooke, Md; J w lem
mbers, NJ; 6 p Burnbam and lady'
S MISS Bgrnham, do; DR. p F Thomas, Md;
Moore, Ill; Baker, J II iymond, va: r
a Doooins, jr, Md T w Markham, Conn; n b
Inn n, hsnsas Parr, Va; Douglass and
Maso1 sIip IL re- Mason, Mrs Mason, aud F
~ is Young, ) and H Smith, Vac S Con.
tee, Md c Hubbard, CT; III Scranton. VS.,
eL; RSetSs' L Autenruth, Cal; D Wilson,
Al Tarr, Mass; Wagner. Pa: w G Iews;, n snS
son, Cal; Stevens, N Y; WIN Lamb and fam.
Va; M McCook. ."N 'ai my
:, Browns HOTEL j III Connley, Md: n
Garnett and lady, do; j [. Sat er' O.. n a.rr; Wv
DO w Gilmore, Tenn; ID Able. Mo. " = $50
iry Mo; II Brown, Tenn; a Hagmond. Va:
do MaeSrsig, Tex; h stoddard, o; } u stoddard
MAS ; Day, do; w w Armstrong, o; j Jobn,
soi and LADY, XIV; Miss NJ Brown, do; = iris
Nd; v Eyi VA r5 saIksd.e; do; II HOIms
X X Bearden. Ga; Hanseck, Ala: w W a. 49,
ne., Pa e Cook and lady, Ny; F Beebe' do.
n,a, BalawId, do; Price, Md; F. c Hibben,
Dodge, do; w K z Douglas. Va. IA S No, . w
do; Shipley. Tenn; f. F FaIcomat d.. ~ =,
Gses ana iady, do; w Powell Mo: DIR II
1raham, Va; Had ng, Pa; w Clan. Nv
WIZARDS HOTEL &C Pancoast. N V. q
Rogers, AmmIdonn Hon IT Davis NJ "a
hdnton, MS Eastman, Mass; E Frederick. IIIrs.
"a McCune, Herrick and lady, r Kenzett'
SuYdam, r. Seymour, J A Mora w ~
Hatch, Woodruff, Knickerbocker. d I, s.v.
mou,; a Nichols, w Bull, w ID Marlay
Mrs Benedict, NY; 8 c Haydor Cal. n,
Robinson, A; C J Austin, Pa; O3iyIer
iowa. A liar, Scotland; ID p S-iIar EngI;c I,
Up oloos, USA; ID ID Lord and lady NJ: !
5enkins. Iowa; 9 johnson, A III SEWER AN !.
Scott, T II Brown, Nd; r p Ksrrisoo E,a.
SGaPt l. Easton, UsA; John Nugent, Cal; C n
hihhWOOD BOUSE-B r Feclin. Ala. =
N Du1ington, Va; Bowmin Mss, A NJ 81 .
osn, 90; Col LOOMS, USA; E Riddle Mas. ~
Skinnef, d Hon w 6 Whitley, Del: Or w r. a.
p p1 hy Lewiu, Md; T r Drinkard. do: q
wv fpones' rsi Gerkis. do; d f Davis; va; W
iy, Va; Thornton, do; N sieem5n Nv, Am y e
,H,ryanton, Mass; E w TriLeIi, o; i tI,,d. n
UNITED STATES HOTEL-R w s,,
ma; MI Overall, Dl; l. ID WaddIr. Va: ! n
90; > M Mount, do; wins,on. do. w
Did; Holmes, do; II Shroyer Va Srnoh
III, 90; w Check, Dl; o Davis, Nc. F
Ho n no; w Mitchell, do; A P,icc do
r. niIer, va; O Pollard, NY; w Dickerson
WASHINGTON house, C CrovvIsv ID
rn and family, Va; d w Chambsr, q y
pai a arlington. Kelly, WIN Pl,her
Bowiey, r Van Allen, DIR @ A Rate. IG'PswS
VIA ana lady, Miss Baldwin, N Y; C;eoroe w
Enshnell, VI; Capt and w stevens Ne n r.
Hanna, o. "e' III Il
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Us.1Taafi 4GskfSAffSSlIHft,II,
WITH rMmrNsn
NOME AND EUROPEAN DEMLND.

The reason Why, is that By Nsture's own prccs.s
s., ssco sss sStnrs e0lor ?ermnent ser the
thas makes II ETov on bald heads, removes al dan
afsl, icnint and heat from the scalp. suieis and
tones up TIRE nerves. and thus CURES ali head
ache, aud may be rrIed upon cure al diseases OF
the .es,p snd halr 4 VIII atop ADD keep . from all
and u used BY the young two three tunes a " eek.
VII never fail OF become srsy; then reader, read
the following and Judge fot yourselves:
nessr.. o. J. woop q oo.-eendsm.S: ssviss L.srs |.
hair be quite gray, made lay ssids ts
Ir-.d.s, ws,es Ia eomson viii sr..i S.Dy Per.cs..
.sa eonnsSc ss.ns yosT srse e % ,s., Is Scr ny.-t
d'd Iustcs ,cr snoosr.s.-
meHt q others Who may be bat who having
willing your tA.r
.sa I've best l,inE ocular denoBstrstSn
direct Ershsr ood -bo am 10 sna cat q
The n r wir. Railing k.t blshm,n, .,.ry day.
pesrsaos .rery beng slcssier and theks
Corner Of ooIurb's and Carroll sts- BroOklyn.
L,.sssIos Ala. Fss. Il, Isss
rnor. woop-rssr ST.; Your Hair Rsstcr.t ia. cone
sIirEly dimin:Shint for .ersrsi y.s-, e.s..s $500,
h.n sEht burn whom ~as Qut. an isr.nI vs beee
h.,. the cad Of hair growing .tsr having al
S.S. rs@sy no% sls No I .r sn: v. ~. % . u,
Nat way % use your rensdy Toe can r-hl.h hi.
PaTLsDsLrHis. SEPT o. lsSf
fHoy. WooD-Desr Sir: Your HAIR ResorativeA pro,trs
ttref highly enencisl Tie o.
part Il my ssd almost boot 10. oovsrinE-s. n.LD.
have used hut half pn' b. ycur ana
nov tue top OF head - well studded with prom
crop Of ynung fsr and the o. nj alec terefI
ave " ed other preparations without
thiuk frt my persons enumeration c.s
Induce many others to try Yours, respectfully
ID. r. TsosNs. 4. D. No. ses vins street
The Restorative n put IN bottles of three sifrs,
VIZ: large, medium nd small; he small holds u q
pint AID retalls for 81 rer bottle; tie medium hods
az hst y PEI cent. more On proportion than the
small, rctsils for % per hottie: the large holds
quart 60 per cent. iaore IN proportion, and retas
for IS bottle.
o J. wOOD& CO.. Fropriefors. sI2 BroadvA,
New York. TN the crest N. v Wire RAi!Ing Pa
Enlistment anf ne Market street, II. Ions No,
- nd sid by ali soOd druggists and ancy Goods
Dealers. M ~ SIN
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Iiscoll
" TREASURY DxPAlfMHNf,
llAOAvnkoe INA inn


sRALEp PROPOSALS will be reserved 1t this De-
partment until II O'Clock, noon, of Monday the 2lth
of January next, TO- ten millions of stock of the
United States to be issued under the act of 18th
June. 1853. Said stock will be reimbursable in ff
teen ears from the LIST OF January next and bear
interest at FIVE per centum per snnum, payable semi
annually on the frat days Of January and July of
each year.
No bid will be received below par, and none for
any fr.ction of one thou sand collars. No bid will
be considered unless one per centum OF the amount
10 deposited suh set to the orier of the Secretary
OF the Treasury. with depositary Of the United
States, whose certificate Of the same must accom-
psny the bid. In all cases the bids must be uncon-
ditional, and without reference to bids of Others,
and must state the premium offered therein.
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
outside of the envelope, Proposals for Lean OF
1885," and be addressed to the Secretary of the
Treasury. Washington, ID. G. The sums which may
be accepted from any bidder will be required to DO
paid to the depository of the United States nearest
to his residence. or indicated a. most convenient
by him. Should bids he accepted from parties not
residing within the United States, they wi be re-
quired to deposit the principal and premium with
the assistant treasurerss At Boston, New York Phil
ade phia. CT New Orleans.
Certificates OF stock for sums Of one dol
lars EACH payable to the successful bidders or bear
or. with coupons of sem-annual interest from the
LIST of July next. also payable to bearer attached
thereto, will be issued for the amount of the 40
cepted bids upon the certificates of deposit to the
credit Of The Treasurer of the United States with
the deposIta-ies Of the United States. The stock
will IN all cases bear interest from the date of such
deposit The interest from that date to the LIST of
July next will be paid to the successful bidder or
his attorney by the depositary where the deposit
was made.
Successful bidders will be required to deposit the
principal and premium Of their accepted bids on or
before the 18th of March next. The preliminary de-
post Of one per cent. will DO Immediately directed
to be returned to the unsuccessful bidders.
HOWELL COBB.
de I8-lawt24Jsn Secretary of the Treasury.
MINK, MUsKRAT, COON, OTTER. and al
highest market prices.
LEWisSON's FUR STORE,
de 4rolm Sn2 Pa Az. het. OF N ard 10th sts
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EVENING STAR.

IL NJ lie. Piecolomini sings, In the Italian
version Of the Bohemian Girl, La ZingaraD the
song known as "I dreamt that l dweit In Marble
Hall, !" and when encored, she sings IL In Eng
lisb. The latter performance is described as
follows by Boston writer
tEnter Madame Piocolomini, X. E. at q sort of
hop-and-sk STEP (Sensati0n and applause. ~
Courtesies to the audience and looks over her
left shoulder towards stage box I
tfounr man IN small garrote shirt collar, large straw
colored whiskers. snd white Aids, In q high state
81 excitement, cries Brayror"1
lrlc smiles q balo Dnles; Conduc heurishes
~ and Orchestra plays symphonv, after which
,c drempt Eat dwelt in marble halls,
toiance over lett sh builder, and sensation in stage
box
wis vassas and seris at my sard.
ARD OF orr assembled wzin zOse walls,
Zat was 70 0pe ana Re pride;
nao rlehness too great to counte,
Could boast a high anoeztra fame,
tihree nods shTug Of pretty loulders, ana smiles
all round balo0nies
Bnt also drempt, v. oh PIE ase me moss,
Zlt YOU loaf still re GAINS
lExubersntly to Lleriss, oonles ard every body
az you loaf me 1T Jou oaJ me sil | rs <arl.
tAppsuse-laughter-n lrth. Aids spit to pieces
In stage box, and dress circle window smashed
IN By an individual in C lobby, anxious 10 ses
what II was all about
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T'H Is is TO GIVE NOTICE that the subscr,ber
Il ha h obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington County, in the District of Coum,na
letters OF Administration on the personal estate OF
Benjamln Nj Lewis, late OF washIngton oOunty
deceased. All persons having claims agaIus, the
SAID deceased, are hereby warned to EXHIBIT The
same with the SDuchers thereof, to the SUBSCRIBER
on or b. fore the Iltn day of January next tbey
said estate. Vi 'i'o
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January.
1853. JOSkPHjNE IEWIS y
ia I2-lawSws Administrative
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IMPORTANT TO GROOERs AND CON
FECTIONER $
SEQkGE PEARSON, Of Baltimore. has lately
oReTnSHe eranes store here WITH fne essortmeni
NOIs, CANDIES, TO, which can be purchased Il
ioCeI Prices than at any other store IN this eity.
GEORGE PEARSON.
S9i Penn. avenue, south sids be. veen az AMI an.
/ ~ streets, and No. North Liberty street Bal
Gmote. -. lie ~ In a
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR MA
RINE CORPS.

QuARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE. ". g. M. CoRrsl
WASHINGTON, January S, 1853. Z
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this one.
until onday. the 7th Of February next at o. cIOoI
of is y. tss n. she ooTng supplies tesss
Glass Mol.
800 uniform caps, complete
2e non Commissioned Ulcers epauletts
go prlvates' oounterstraps
I ,sN rass waist plates
! so brass breast plates
l,5co stocks patent IeatherJ
100 brOgans. pairs
500 knapsacks tgutta perohaD
1909 f-tIgue caps. navy blue cloth, indigo dye
$500 yards navy blue Q. oth, indigo dive
8tO0 yards blue kersey
marine :rsy blankets to weigh pounds each
SO yards scsrlet cloth
2,5N0 red flannel shirts
400 yards scarlet RAJ tinstt
100 yards white rattInett
2.oCs pairs linen over.lis " =
25Oo linen shirts
1000 fatigue frooks
$500 canton flannel drawers
1000 buff bay cnet belts -'' i'0' O.
00 buff waist belts
900 bun cartridge box belts
loo cartridge boxes
l.oc0 peIouss on cap ponohes
loo bayonet scabbards
$50 sword belts
Glass No. g.
BASS drums, complete
ser rye ea nts% ss ords 10
sG4,saos 3 d g.! for men and boys,
TeLor drum heads batter and snare,
Bass drum heads
Drum snA-es, sett
Drum cords. each
All the above mentioned articles must conform in
az respects to the samples in the off CO Of the AS
a.Iahi. 9 qua 223 Spruos street. Phila-
spected and compared with those fsmp es by the
hHslstant u naI termaster such person as nav be
sppSlnted. Snch as nay be unequsl thereto 10 any
tractor will be b und 10 furnish Others of thai ps
CURED slnd or quail within fifteen day 0; or, If that
De not done. they win be purchased his eI penss
raynents VIII be M de on each delivery saouId
or as soon thereof or az an sppropriation shsI Se
made Tor that purpos.. The quantity msv be in
creased or diminished, at the op.ion OF the ua1teI
on MAKING the contracts, the exikencies
OF the service may EN- md
:. fropofais will also be received mn To the .,ma
time for the manufacture Of '
Sergeants' uniform coats
Musicians'
W 0Ollen pants
EaiiEpe woollen jackets
Watch coats ard
Musicians' red jsckets.
orms OF Offers can be procure ed on application to
TINS ctnce. a ID two responsible sureties must he
furnit he'd, whose sufci, nov must be certii ed b,
agent. '' 70 Aa'
No, proposal will be considered that does no,
s,o'S comply with the form issued from thi' Of
.Proposa's viii be endorsed "Proposals for frr-
nlshinS supplies for ths Marine Corps" rnf ad-
'j Is s,su 70 d.. sUTHER LAND.
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i AIDES HAIR WORK Repaired, or taken IN
IL exchanEe, ct 6lBBS'S Wig, Braid and Cur
ManniacfoFy, "a. sv., mar 18th st. d2-6lp
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NorIcE FOR k EEs; ri CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF

Notice IS hereby gwen that the Iard ce At Eba
IN the Sate oil Alabama will. and after the nth day
OF DeceEiber next. be open TO the sals at prIyats
entry and location of all vacant public ands EN-
Draced IN the following townships. which were sub
lect 10 entr' and Position prior withdraw heng
ands which had been WITHDRAWN as probab y Ia nIns
within the prescribed limits of selection of the raj
rar grant 70 Alabama, by act of Congress prov ed
March 8, 1857, but since asosrtsined not to be with
IN said lin Is. viz:
North Of ths base line and east of fhs ST Ste
phe6S meridian
Township 7, Of ranges 3 "a, 25 2s r. g. @ and 81
Townsh 9, Of ranges 2, "a IS, g. n g. d and 80,
Township Q. ofranss "A. ~
Given under mJ hand at the q aperal ard nnoe
at the city OF WashlnEt October IN, 1855
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
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Traveller Difsstery.
DtREo{tP6 EfffzfixxsEfYPF orraI
:" - - T.,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
&Aa ss -
BaItinsrs and Okis Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
two THROUsH TRAINS ARE NOW Run
FROM wl Hsh3ttSsiss5SrsP' f s5Iaa FIak WEST
LIST. NJ ALL TRAIN starts at rs q. M, Sunday
exceptedl connecting closely At " ashinGtoa Juno
I'd. THE CiNCiSShTi, ST. LOUIS AND
CHICAGO EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves
Washington at SEQ reaching CINCINNATI NJ $50
I'm next day, and connecting directly with Exp ress
Lrs,n foT L9n,yllle CAIRO and tie Southwest, and
To view the o rand Mountain Scenery ofthe r osd
IN daylight take either the 7.<5 q. m. SEQ ,. m
trans from WASHINGTON.
r4r revyf ,sE and al Stations on TIE North
Marietta and CincInnatI Railroad tax the same,
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 10 oil suar
ters and ever other possible facility will be founs
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of IN,
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad vii leave Washing
ton 40 follows:
For al points between Washington junction sne
Piedmont take the s.4S a. m. tram.
take the 90 ,. m. Tram. TO connect with the Fred
sriok Tram take the SEQ ,. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMoREAND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 10 and 10
g. M, and $40 and IS p. m. On Sunday al $40 ,. m.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and $50 O. n. and $50 and
$50 p. IN. On Sunday at 81 m. only.
The 745 and 4.S5 trains only will stop 1t WAY sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
Ing Trans for the west, and the 6.l0. 7<5 and SN
,. IN. trans for the east.
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
and Ono Railroad Ticket nfhce, WASHINGTON.
r. H. PARSONS, Aren't.
noT Master of Transportation. Baltimore.
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Nor1cE OF THE 1 81 OF
THE "PLATTE" AND 'CHARIToN" DIsTRIcrs TRR
OFFIr rs FOR WHICH ARR PLArTsBuRs AND MI
Ian, Missou RI, AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENTRIES
OF LAND THEREIN.
Not ice is hereby given that. In pursuance of law.
In view OF the fact that the unsod lands IN the
"Piatfs" and "CAarif0a districts" in Missouri,
are reduced below one hundred thou sand acres in
each district, tho Secretary of the Interior has d.
reoted the discOntnuanoe of said districts and that
the lands heretofore subject to sale and entry at
omees at LATTsBuRG ana MILAN be immediately
Withdrawn. and made again subj cot to sale and en-
Try At BooNEyILLB. IN said State, from and oJteY
the 3lst day o March se1t, prior 10 which lime no
application will be Ieceived at the discontS ed of
noes. or entries permitted except in e0nsHnlatias
e1IsffHg pre-enpttoa claims.
All persons entitled TO PATENTS at either of the
omoes ct PLATTeBURs CT MILAN are requested to
call for the same before the Sst day of March
next as as after that date they will bs TRANSMITTED
to bonneville for delivery. Patents are dslirsrsd
free Of chdrge.
Given under my hand at the city of W a.hingtop,
this twenty first day of December, A. ID. 1883.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the q eneral La Once.
de q w6w
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ITNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lars, and WIthont Fail.srs
fer Eight Tssrs.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREaON,
VIA PAHkKA HAHIek1.


CAyrIoN-So many frauds and impo- <a>ns>
stlOns OF various kinds have hoen lafsly &$$x$A
leIpetr.tcd on travellers bound TO CA LII -ssz1k<sA
FORNlA, that the subscriber, the only authori zee
agent for passage BY the q. 8. Mail Line, via Pans
ma In the city OF Nev York, feels 1t hie duty to
that. TO AVOID IMPOSITION they must be careful &C
find the true oEhoe Of the Steamships Of the u. 8
MAJ LIE, VIA fansma haiiIoao, as no ether oncs
n New ofk Is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have Only one offoe in New York
which is at in West street, corner Of Wsrron st.
f,ontlns on the North River, at the head OF the
is{s ". Rh1MS Gfsf .n ss SSSL New York.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
One Of the s,e,u.hioAa N Sft hi. com,,,, -,,,
the United states Mai for ACAPUT.U. &c.,
CALIFORNIA; end OREGON, leaves d$EtM
Panana twice each month. on the arrival ~Haa-zsea
which leave New Orleans and New York regularly
on the 9Th and 18th OF each month with the mails
and PassenEers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and 60
proved hI the Navy Department, and guaranty SPEED
The Panama Railroad q mile. lons) is now com.
Peted from 90 an to OcesE and rs crossed IN or
N hours The bskgase Of PASSENGERS is CHECKED IL
are embarks ed at Panama nv steamer az t5e com.
pany's expense The money paid In New Ycrt
covers all expenses ofthe trip.
San Francisco. to prevent detention IN case q! acci
dent, so that tho route entirely Teldb,-no failure
hsylng occurred in eight years.
passenzers leave Panama the same day they ar
Conductors go through by each steamer, and tx,
charke OF women and children without other pro
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply Al
RAYMOND :-or to ARMSfRONG, RkRRis&
soO New orieans,-or c. L.. BARTLETT: Bos
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, &c.

The providence OF the above oomp aInts st this
season generally has the ed cot of bringing out host
81 professediy rev specihcs. and while some are
gocu many are useless, AID others even DANGEROUS.
Inc Wlseet course 70 pursue 10 to consult yourfe
ny PHYSICIAN, or othcrvlse use only such remedies
eftcrcious. Ufthis character ~ TYLFR'S COM
FOUND SYRUP P6UM ARABIC. Original
the ilvonte prescri ptlon OF an eminent physIoa9
u soon became popular remedy and kes continued
70 enloF growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In cases al common Colds, Coughs, 40, 10
aets Ike charm. and IN Chrome Casee Brnn chItIs.
w hopping ough Group, Asthms. Influenza, &o-,
It's success is unparalleled and most Will testify who
have usedIt.
Price - csi.ts and 50 cents Der bottle.
Sold by Narn Palmer, Cbas Stott, &c. Wash
Irgton ClsSel- Georgetown; Peel& Stevens, Al
eJandrs; where n NAV be had a. co. for convenience,
IN LozfnGeI form. Price tx and Is cents q boz
knnwn as flyers Gum Araklc Coueh Candy
Drops, as an elegast- pleasant and efscacoas Pui-
monte ozenge they are unsurpassed. no H. Sm
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nPTICIAN AND OCULIST.-Dr WOLFSON
~ Sth st., corner of Pa avenue, coniiu-
ues to furnish nil requiring them " it'll sSnaS>
his celebrated Venezuel IAN and Brazil S8SSS0
ian CRYSTAL SPhGTACI.ES and S
EYE GLASSES, which gained the
highest prize at the Worlds Fair MANY thousapds
have trlsd them. No charges.to his customers for
consultations rs an OcuIst The reputa' ion Of h.
Glasses to remedy -sightedness faIirr sght
from the approach of age, or from increasing ca a
ract, TO-, Is universally he'd throu hout Eu-
rope as Well as the United States, His charles are
extremely mOdernta. de Is "a tn er,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

NEW FURNIT URE sTO re,
We ars now rsos,x,,.--
TuRE and UsEfFs t ~ N ifSeR "a nFg1Ni-
s oss. - snd ;siins lover than any othsrW
70 al hrge,s .. .nI, We would invite sll -
"Qulck Sales and Small Pro6tsI n'os'o ~
Old Furniture TAI en- in srehanx. 49,. r...
49, SOnN BONTZ = a1O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

WHEN IN THE COURSE Or HUMAN
w events. LADIES' nd Gentlemen lose enc Of Their
srcstest Eaturci ettTSctcls-a hne heSd of hAir-it
pSoomeea metter Of FERROUS importance, and tbs
sucstion ls hl shall We do to stop the hair from
nins on, and restore Ia vlEor ard beauty In re-
f,I 20 tn,s snery. We beg 70 ssy,try DR.. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPR0VER. A fsy
remove dkndrun, keep the scalp clear and white,
ens lmPsrt heshness and vlroT 10 the hair: a0d
athorgh yos rky have boeI bald twenty vi arr the
continued nee OF u two morthH will insure you q
ln1ur.ent heac 81 lar. Cal aEd fets bottle snt II
ana set tie price ynid.
kss for DT. Harms Hair Promoter and Iuyrovef.
500 IN R,eanond By w. PETERSEN, Drug
and n washington city BY z. ID. GILMAN, Drug
f,st, YroSps' hote! BuilGinE. Pa. avenue, and D.
avenue. All Nv