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A., NOTICE.
all Persons having accounts on tho books If the
subscriber are respectfully informed that they ar
ne saTnest, requests all to settle Up before the rFi
Of July either III, 9Th cash o. short n.trs. "['
800. between nth ard nth streets
)e< o Estates Sign ofGIlt Saw.
H. ICE. ICEm ICEm
Il oh Ihe hetteT accommodation # persons resid-
ing in the Northern Liberties, Is ton have
takcn a room on 9TH street. near the Market House.
VII ere pure BOSTON ICE can Re RAD at all hours
tic Jay aOSD WALTER En- & G@65bfafsSsr Corner
le XIV Green ami pumbartnn SITS. Ge"rge'n.
IT :: rr, smTEAs"
Y Is an undenahle fact that tie lovers Of rood
liz sam Saye?o pr cent By purchasing at "a
Superior Green and Black Tea at 81 cent, 1 "
E,tra Fine well selected, at rs cents per pound.
Best ImP,ted CASUALLY ,Old at 81 3 At cents per
I'osIa reduction to the trade and large eon.um
Jc . iw sou Pa. av., crpO. the National.
PRICK AND PLASTERING
We call the special attention at brick 1..nns and
piastereI To our varied stock ga TROWEI.S -, made
sach as Wsliy Rosa Reed. Upton. Bee ieH'% aSs
owr,f eng assured we can suit sny one. both in
cfs"ie arts GRiFFiTH2 e sHfELD s me
Ie-< 35S ia avenue, opposite Browns.
national CLOTHING STORE-We ar.
/ now of ring splendid assortment of SUN-
MEX CLurHlNG, of the latest patterns and
Fine French DrapietI Frocks and Sacks
Fine English do, do dn
Fine White Linen Goats,
Fine do. Duck do
Fine do. do. Pants
Fine BnT DO. do, something new, all styles
Furnishing Goods Of eve-y description
we call attention 10 our New York Pattern Shirt
1t THE chITt-the best fitting Shit IN rms sIi~
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about 7 o'clock:
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0%SONS OF MALTA.-Meet TO NIGHT at
" the EncamPment, In Temperance Hall. ut 8
O'Clock. It'll SEC
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TRUNKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Nsde
20 order at the Southern Trunk Faciorv, 4ss
TN street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall. je IN
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1TATrENrION. UNION GUARDS.-Yuu
~ are hereby notified to meet at youT ArmoTy,
IN full uniform, for parade to Arlington by w5y a
Seorgetown, on THURSDAY MORNING., june
SSi. ats O'Clock. The company will hereafter meet
for drill on Tuesday evening, in place or Monday
evening. until fuTt er nOtic..
Wv ord r of Captain CLARKE.
je2l It THOS DI-FFS a. =
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-, e.. g Er.t
ssHeiyed bills OF iadIng Tor ~ L.tns II NORTH
lem ICE. Persons Nj ShIug Go purchase from
20 ~ TONS can te supplied al low rate ori Il h-
Nsssels on making immediate application at my
once, No. % south street
~; b.-lce constantly on hand. and wagons %
READINESS 70 deliver 10 any rsrt ofthe CIT.
leS-I CHAS n CHIRCH.
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TORrEDOES ANDNO.I GOLDCHOP FIRE
CRACKERS, 1T whole. ale, at
~ .,3t INMNOND,S ,,,.
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RoUR-HANDED CHESS has some attractions as
an amusing variation of the noble game of chess
1t is played by four persons who sit as at whist
and, a. in whist, those who are opposite are
partners. The board il marked like a common
board. but is the shape of the Greek cross
Each player has a set Of men and moves are a.
In the common game, but each player has to
guard himself from two adversaries, and at the
same time strengthen his partner. The move
readily seen that there is good deal of COM
plexity in this game-so much indeed that it
sometimes amounts to confusion. To construct
the board for playing this game. an ordinary
board may be taken as the centre square, and
on each side should be put half board, j. Q. a
board that Is 5 squares one way and squares
the other way.
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ARRIYALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-Col : J X Handy and
Lady. Cal: O NJ WOlcOtt and ly. Y: r Brunk,
Ky; b Rutherford, Pa; Smith and lady Ohio;
Buckner, Va: j J Hall. Granville and lady,
Dir Jenkins. Z + Ellicott. III Cook. w Addison
q Henderson and lady. Y Cotton. Md: w stokes
r. II Head. Pa; Colquitt. Ga; J Duncan. A
Brunis, Cal: Hon Tucker, Va; Mrs l. Brooke.
Miss Conrad. Ii Graves and lady. ID Il Early q
VI Miller. Va; : p Cox y Y: Gen w Schroeder
w Livermore. Mass: W Finch. James Bartell.
Mrs Brady, Ek; Il Sewall. ~ Hoffman and
lady. Wallace. DIR III Thomas Md: ] A
Washington. DIR Gibson, Va: l. Merriam and w.
Mass; Lawrence. Pa; ID NJ Dernaret and lady. J
Patterson and lady. Pa p Foley. y Y: Chase.
w Kirkland. Mr. Mckay. Md: c Callaghan. y
y; T. VI Cock. Cal: Johnson, II T. Jones. ID y
Holloway. Pa; Pheme. NY; : McDowel. Del:
Cage. ID Murphy II ] 4 White and lady. Va:
Megary. Pa; Hawkins. ii: T. LLOYD, q A
BOYD. ID Lyon. jr. " Il Jordan. Va: T. W OLSON.
Schroeder. W Weldon. J Cholweil. Steers n
y, Adams: Del; McClelland. A Warner and
Lady, w It Root. Il Bridgestreet, Conn; n =
Reneau. Ten; Titney. Pa; J Wiggin, Mass.
BROWNS HOTELS Webb. Ind; ] : Ba-
fer. Fla; J BrOome and lady, NY; G. Hennick
and lady. Ind; Miss Turans, do: III Morris. NY:
Weed, Md; w Caleb. Ga; J Ford do; c
Pringle. do u g Pendexton. Tenn r Wins
ton. NJ McHays and lady. Ind Miss III l. HAYS, do;
} > Jones. Pa; Mrs 1. Dawson. do; I MAXWELL Va;
r. Potts, do; II G. Ward. Va: J Levy. NY; E A
Sambit and lady. do; W VI Singleton Tex; =
Harrison, do; Shepherd. Mo; W Calm and
lady. NY; L. Oakley and lady. do w A Andrews
ward and lady do; Ii Johnson and lady do: IL
Dorsey and son, Pa; p III Lor.ny. CT: j l. Smith
do; Lambert and lady. Pa; A j Brighton, SC; ]
Wiley. Va: ID Dean. do; X Goadlett SC; NJ |.
6oadlctt. do; c A Webb. do; w A Grills, Va; w
a Aincy. do; w Roberts, La.
W1LLARDS' HOTEL McManus f. VI
Clymer. I.aner. Cunningham and fam v. Pa:
w w Woodwork. w CoOmbes Mrs and Miss
Wilkinson. u p Howard. A Cooke. B Way r.
Flint. Hallett. NY; Rogers. NJ; Fitz Henry
Warren. Iowa; Wadde!l. Mrs J G. Clark John
Arnot and lady. Misses Arnot. :; wilkins. Ny: III
4 Johnston, w kernochan. Miss LuruIan. Md:
J Henry, Del; Miss Hill. Va: w b Ramto Pa
} A w esteryet, e. BOgart. & Casanova,
Zook, raylJr. Mrs Taylor. Mrs w r. Carr c n
Carr. Ny; " Floyd Iowa; W III Sayre. Ohio;
Potts, Lane. Lippincott Pa II Connolly
and SON w III Barnes. John Deanis, CT.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-E Wells CT r.
n Powell Pa. Davis. Me; DIR ID Grove. Md;
II w Thomas. Va; Il Garner. do: w Metcalf Pa:
J Thompson. do; q Calvert. Va; A Low Ny: c
Hawkins, VI; VI kecler, NY; A r withers Va:
Mrs Ricksey. do; J Browne and LADY, NY; CT
Maysheif. Miss; c Cardin, do; II Howard Mass
J Foye, Md.
HARDWOOD HOT sew Blakey. Va; A
Grove. Ny; Miss = WalI. Va: Miss r. Wall do:
q Henry. Del: W Swan. NC: B Withheld
Tex; w Mithnell and lady do: Ii Guthnie Pa;
w Z Templeton. La: Miss I. Templeton. do; f.
= Templeton. do ID Ali. Pa: Il + Wall. Va; A
derish, Utah; Johnston Pa; Kord, Cal.
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Arpoc1ors VILLMS-On Monday night, 3lst
ultin,o some desperate rascal entered the dwell
ling of Mr. Henry Stowell. in Shutesbury, and
.tssItbily proceeded to a bedroom in which his
daughter Ellen, an excellent young lady Of
some ~ years of age. and another lady. were
sleeping in separate beds, to both of whom he
administered ehloroform. He then made sever
al cuts with some sharp instrument upon the
forehead ofMiss Ellen. extending from the roots
of the hair to the eyebrows, and also upon her
chin. From these wounds the blood flowed
freely, but they were not serious He also made
a cash of some three inches in length upon her
breast. and probably committed other outrages.
On retiring she took the rings from her fingers
and placed them upon the table near her bed;
these were found upon the floor. broken and
useless. Her clothing WAS all taken from the
room in which she slept. and from the room ad
joining. Even her trunk was broken open and
clothing and papers carried away. Her Sum-
mer hat, and Summer clothing of all kinds. as
well "a whatever else that belonged to her. was
carefully selected and carried off. There were
many valuable articles in the same room belong
ing to other members Of the same family. but
nothing whatever disturbed. except such
things as belonged to this interesting young
lady. 1t seems evident. therefore, that revenge
was tho only object of the scOundrel. She came
to her consciousness about daylight the follow
ing morning and found her face and bed cloth
ing covered with blood. and herself suffering
greatly from the violence described. The family
were at once made acquainted with what had
happened, and a diligent search has been in
stituted, but as yet no clue to the perpetrator
of the outrage has been obtained.-Anherst
(MaJs.) Express.
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TIE CELEBRATED
DIR. J. s. ROSES MEDICINES,

., , VI PHILADELPHIA.
Those remedies the result of thirty Fl o ypora
OF extensive and successful practice, and arc tho
ohiy acilape preparations to tho various ills
:, DR. Is. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR EX-
PECTORANr, will radically cure Coughs Colds
Hoarsonoss, Bronchitis, and all Lung Diseases
Price 81 cents and 81.
DIR. 5. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP
or Blood Purifier, for tina of Scrofula Old Erup
u6ns, Chrome: Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck, aud
Prico 81. ~
-, DIR. J. :. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 50 cents
DIX. J. =. ROSES PAIN CTRER Ii
cure ALL but it alone has stood the test of as yr,rs
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic
Pains IN the stomach and Bowels, Spraina Bruises
Pains IN the Limbs, Joints. Back and Spine or any
pain Internally or externally. Price, IL, 25 and 50
lfyOn wish t. get curcd of any of tho above com
plants. got DIR. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDi-
ZINES, which you VIII know when genuine hy
having his written signature tho cork of each
bottle; Sold by druggists generally.
y. B.-Boware of those poor nostrums Dur porting
10 DC Tue oest IN Tue world. ia 24-ly
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'NHE GREAT VITAL. REGENERATOR
TRiESEMARi

Observation-Disclosures by Royal Letters Pat
ent of England, and secured by the Seals of the
Ecole de Pharmacie dc Paris and the Imperial Col
lege of Medicine. Vienna.
No. is Invaluable for rela xation. spermatorr9a,
and ply steal exhaustion, aud IN a tonic.
No completely cra'licates all traces of those dis
eases that have been hitherto treated by the
and perIicious use of copavia and cubebs.
No has entirely snppahtrd the Injurious use of
mercury, thereby insuring tn the sufferer speedy
cf dispensing all the impurities aud roofing out the
venom of disease.
TRIESEMAR, No. |, 2 and 5. are prepared in ths
form of lozenge, devoid of lasts or smell, and can
be carried In the waistcoat pocket. SOLD IN TIN
casEs, AND DIVIDED 1870 SEPARATE DOSES rs admin
&c. Price So each, or four cases in one for So
which saves IS; and ST eases, whereby there 10
q saving of 81. To be had. wholesale and RETAIL of
DIR. BARROW, Isl Prince street, New York. I'm
meiiately on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
VIII forward the Tiesemar to part of the world
securely packed and addressed according to the in,
structlons Of the writer, dec l4-Sm
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE LITTLE HAND.

I.
Thine is a littis hand
tiny little hand
But II ~ clasp
With timit gasp
Mine own, All me, well can nnd9Tstant
The pressure Of that little hand.
Thine IL little mouth
very little month
But sh I! what blIss
To steal kiss,
sweet as the hOneyed zsPhyrs Of the south,
From that same rosy little mouth.
Thine Is a little heart
little hntteTlng heart
Yet Is ii warm
A nd pure and calm,
And love me with ITS whole untutOred ART,
That palpitatiny lite heart!
Thou art little girl
Only little girl
Yet art thou worth
The wealth of tho earth
Diamond and ruby, sapphire, gold, and pearl
To me- thou blessed little girl!
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yQSEPH RODGERS SONS CeieErxl teal PEN.
Rnrt hN We IN Tortoise Shell, Pearl, Ivory. and
and EP 9 10 Hbe3des. Also, AZORS, SCISSORS
49, fEasEhS just imported direct from Eng and
Snsa. -. ,ale' Wholesale ant retail, at very low
S'''' W son u f. X. LESDY,
(Statast
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,

a COMPOUND REMEDY in which ". h,,. ,,,,., .,
,ne ino.t ehectus ster,'e th.t can b. made il.
extract Of Para Srs tpsrlls combined
OF stil alternative
an enec's .ntidote Tor the ,psrs
ed to cure Il j. believed tbs, such remedy is wanted by
those who suffer from Strnmous and one
his.rgs class Of e feowcitirens How completely
many Of the worst be found com
P' s@s6rrL, and scRorr, ors coNp, ,>rs rn,.n
BL0TGHEs, TuMoRs, SALT RHEUM. sCALD HEAD
pi Isl D DIX NEIRALGIA tic DoLLUI-
EnEnL Kosr DfsPEPsm end INDIGESTION
1esa s class Of complaints arising lMPURITY
This compound will be found CREST promoter of health
men 'Is. Ia ne Spring, to eIPe the foul huno. which
,un Of Ie0a 81 ,n.t season Of the yesr By the timely
oud nluudes cin by the aid Of this remedy spare them
.el's. from the endurance foul erupton. and
through which system III strive to lid itself of
rupon. not assisted 10 do this through
% ,hs body by alternative medicine out the rrti
ted to"i whenever find its impurities bursting through
si IN puppies erGpoUs or sores; ele,n-e when YOU
ma ~ oo'ucted and ggish III the veins cleanse when
ever foui, and your feelings will Won when Even
~hsrs no pueul,r people enjoy better h.,
su 'e for cleansing the blood, Keep blood
aud sili. we but With thi. p,bulu dsord.red
uers ei he no lasting health Sooner later
90 nIong' and Se great machinery Of life dsordered
complaining these ends But the world Ia. en-
asce'ed by preparations Of IT, partly drug alon.
h's not ali the virtue that claimed more be
many preparations pretending be extract. OF
IT. contain but little Of the virtue of Sarspars or thing
During lat. years the public have bv large hot,
d he.. have fraud. uSoa ~. .e for for
they not only contain e any but often 40
appointment hiss followed the of the various extracts Of
S"s'p,rl. ~hich food the market until the name ..If
and che. sl we cali this s.rs,p.riIIs and IN.
tend supPy such remedy shall the n,ne from
the load OF obioquy which upon And ". think v,
have ground for believing virtues hich are rr.,s
.ne run Of the diseases is intended In
o'uef 10 secure then Complete eradication the
remedy Should be judicousy taken according To drec
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HHEELiMMB B9 B,iCH!I for Pam in the Rack;
a s at'S Mob; sn Of
ls;s.ness, with Want OF Attention, Horror Of So
HEI.MBoLD's BTCHI for Distractions.
SEXUAL ORGAN.
Existing IN oither sex from whatever cause origi
49, HOW Lone STANDING. .
by d.SPs the BPasdsI
GTa n. and DdoPsy, and Invariably BY the udi
that any dsss. of sbss ses ,sns
effects tho mind more than any and ali others and
ldnii0wsd to 60 SSnLwheh this medicine invariably
EPlePfic fit.-ln one OF which the patient may ex-
pI Ssa sfy thst thee are not fire.
and Consumption? The record of tho Insane Asy-
lums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption,
10 Lunatlc Asylums the most melancholy exhibit
tlo9 appears. The countenance j. actually soddsn
visits it,. Should sound of the voice occur, it is
rarely % 1ytisp nas,,,, u.,.u n,.,.,-
Low. sullen sounds, his grief begufIed."
R3sbsy + most terrible and has brought thous
ing the ambition Of many noble youths it can be
'a m " ne fN IF LII REMEDY.
q, INC mass OF voluntary testimony in possession of
the Proprietor, vouching it's virtues and curative
70 scisnco and fame Csrtiicatos Of cures from ONE
lnnnth 10 twonty years standing, aud of the most
PSct"n from s aGT
Ph,sicians. and distiuguis shed Clergynan
HELM BOl.DS EXTRACT BTftTII- il prepar-
90 directly according tn tn" rules of Pha macy and
Chsnistry, with the greatest accuracy aud ChcmI-
cal knowledge and care devoted in its combination
S.e Prof. Devices valuable Works on the practice
Of Physc, and most of the late Standard Works of
Medicine. " " VI
HEkMBOID'S BUCHu is safe and pleasar ut in
ta1te ana ,.i"r. but imna,iIa ts in its action.
city of Philsspia, H. r. MELMB6iD, Chc M Hi.
who being duly sworn does say that his .prepara-
Ton contains no Narcotic. Mercury or injurious
Drug, but are purely Vegetable.
ii. +. HEIMBOLD. Solo Manufacturer
sworn anu subscribed before mo, this I'd tlay of
Nnvemb"r, 1851. WM. L. UIBBARp, Alderman
Prlce 81 per bottle, six for S. iyoreL 10 any
address,. Wy
ONE THING CERTAIN
Tx AL COSTS BIT A UOLI.AR-TRY IT,
Ana be convinced of its efficacy. And il il accom-
Ranied by reliable and responsible Certificates from
Professors of Medical Colleges, Clrrsynen and
others. Prepared by IL. +. Hell. MBOID
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
=, l4 south Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Philai'a
, I6 be had OF all Druggist and dealers throu gh0ut
thn Inited states, Canadas, and British Provinces.
suarantIrd.
Sold by e. STOT'r, Druggist corner Pa. ,veuue
aud 7th street, Washington city and all other drug
N III olvt
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON


One of the Steamships of this Company carving
the | nItad states Mail for ACAPULCO, >crSk
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON. lasyes<sfEFN
Pananla twice each month, the arri-sss75fSv-,s
Nal of the L. =. Mai =. {. ComnRny's Stasmars
which leaves New York and New Orleans regularly
on the 9Th and sfh of each month, with the mails
AMI Passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have bsen ins pect~I and sp-
dHf sdf,ty.
The Panama Railroad 90 milo. long rs now COM
Petad from ocean To o. an and is crossed in 3 or
hours, The baggage of passengers l. checked in
New York through to san Francisco, aud passen-
gers are eInlark-d at Panama by II amer At the
ComPany's expense. The money paid in New York
covers all p.nseS Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port an Panama and
San Franclsco To prevent detention IN Of aec-
dent so that the route IS entirely roliaLeno failure
having occurred la eight years
Passengers leave Panama the samo day the, ar
rive al AspInwall.
Conductors go through hy each Steamer and take
charge vi women aud ehildren without other Protoc
tors.
For through tickets al tho lowest rates apply at
the Agency. la West street, New York 10 A. ".
RAIMOND-or To ARMSTRONG. HARRIS &
CO. New Orleans-or Z. L.. BARTLETT, Boston.
Jy 2+-u
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
II I'm IKE GRE4T PAIN ANMIHILATOR,-
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST

FHEFIKED BIZ 4 CHEMIST
BoTTLKs -, 25 and 80 cents and one dollar
THEGREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE, ALL should DO kept
it frequently cures in less time than II re
quires to got ply stefan.
IL cures pain in part of the stein and is used
externally and internally ~
NJ As the trcqnsnt changes of the weather pro-
dticc bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
aud Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person sh"mId
got bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
tromaEnete power oxpes ali pain from the ~ stem.
Get bottle and try it,
H0RSE'S PECToRAi SYfRt'P" s OF w Min
World. 'r " WV
Ifyou are Billions, usa HARTSHORNE'SA ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver Sto-
mach and Bowels carrying of all Bile and Foul So
cretiOns.
The above medicines to be hai at all Drug Stores
IN Washington city; KlDWEi.L i CISSELL at
Georgetown; II. PEEL. Co., Alexandria.
Oc ll-tr
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NorR:-Cnder the regulations of tho department,
as 9erotoioro and now existing, payment can b
hhaue Tor advertising prt-canatons except To such
publ as are eiaIy aH.korized to publish by
the Conillsnloner vi the General Land OfhcS.
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lust RECEIVED from E,,,o.. =, So No.
STs sic 81 V, Of Eir;sE large order Of
comprising the latest pubIicstionsc ana HAP
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TRAvKLRRs DIRHCroIY

MOUNT vERRSo y, A y THE TOMB or
THREE TIMES sfWSFFEtINI rSTIiL .rrrpru
fOCRTH OF MARCH
The steamer THOMAS COLLIER will, until
sitsr the +th Of March, run regularly r.
Z, to Won't Vernon snd the Tomb &c g. 2 ~
" asmngton gu ESDANS A278@o~ks
lily ksDAlS and FRIDAYS. Leaving thu wharf.
~ the loot ol 7th stre-t, AZ o. r. m.. and return
more N"" Ut beid-
Coaches leave al the hotels and the corner o( p.
svsnue and 7th street at a m WIZ VI y"
Round trip 81. rta.o
WASHlNGrON AND ALENANDRIa
w ON THE ROUTE AGAIN
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE viii on Ed.
above places. eSNA
eXandrla, at the following hours:
So, 9, l9s. m, l. M, "a, iand m
Leave Washington az
Ga, =. II q. VA, I. 3. 5, aud ~ .. m
Passengers by the boat avoid n taiiou. or,,,A..
ride OF two miles. the IHconvetiruc, Of hs',,s -
tained al the draws, "a well the dangers Of fbs
Long Bridge. W '"s
Fare from Pa. avenue 20 Alexandra Isi, cents
Do. do fo,t of-tb ~ tat. 49,
ia N-u '
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T OOK FOR THE "GOLD EAGLE.~
Just received, a magnificent lot Of ENGLISH
ENGRAVINGS, framed or not; also, all kinds of
PICTURE and LOOKING GLASS FRAMES, at
.- WAGNER'S,
de- Aft 2a5 Pa. ave-, opposite Kirkwoods'.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSiTES.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS, d
Jan 4-u Opposite the Treasury.
I'VE MONDER OF WASHINGTON Is
ing almo.t miracles in Covering up Bald Heads and
curing al scalp Diseases. 22-6Ia
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Alphabetical Business Directory.


Containing Cdrds Of frsf-eIdss Eyfatitshnenfs IN
all departments Of bssiasss ~ the eHy. %
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THOS. 4. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ofths General L.and.Ofhcs.

NorE-Cnder tine regulations of the dapa tment
as heretofore aud now existing. no payment can be-
MAD" ior advertising proclsnstions except to such
publishers A. are iry authorized to publish by
the commissioner ofthe General Land Oiiice.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18
l. WORLD.
Ihe best COUGH SYRUP in tho world ia
hAkTSHORNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF
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w. ALBERT KING, GEoRGETowN d. C. for
years past the Solo Asont in the District of Column
bla Tor Messrs. Dupont i Co., Wilmington, Del
aware, keeps constantly on hand large stock az An
the different grades Of POWDER manufactured by
them, embracing. i'm part ~
Blasting and Mining Powder. in :, and 50 h. kegs
cannon and Musket do, ~. s. Cover T.
q, mont proof IN p and 81 ID. kegs
Duckiny Powder, in 6Is l2Js and o. in Iesss
~. DO. DO In and "a lib. cam sters
plhnioni tIraih DO IN lh. cam sters
faSIe hihe 90 In Ga and l21. Id. kegs
r, ~, 10 ,,,, 90. IN ! and * Id. canih tors
/, fr, fFF, do. IN ;, and n lib. ca nister.
-, DO. ma DO. In q H. TASKS and ca mis- tsrs
III Safety Fuse of superior quality, in barrel.
All of the above will be sold at manufacturers
prices, and delivered free Of charge to any part of
the District. ~ f "
Tho character OF Dupont's Powder has bsen so
we'll and iayOrably known for a half century thai
We deem II unnecessary to say any thing in its
praise. "
ID. We take pleasure at all times in showing
samples aud styles OF packages to sportsmen and
others -. ~
NJ Office No. IS High street, Immediately adj
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