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I w. PLANT, UNDERT4KFR, No. ais nth
y street, between and II, keeps
constantly on hand every article rs- tsszz,ux
CURED IN hts line-a fine HEARSE,
PATENT CORPSE PRESERVERS, &c. 30.
HIS oharsos are moderate, and his attention
on Gall any hour of the day night. Hacks fur
nlshed for funerals at the lowest possible rates.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
Il WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world is
HARTSHORNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF

This article is prepared by a chemist aud is pro-
nounced by medical mon, aEd those who have used
H. TO I've the best PREPARATION for Coughs, Colds, Ca
tdrrh, Br0HohtttS, Honrsesess, Sore IHroaf from
Cod, and preventive OF that lion Of Diseases Cos
Persons VIII sing should use II. IL is pleasant To
the TASTE soitrns clears and stTeng the voice
vents taking cold. ~
IL Bottles IS and 81 cents and sI Sold by ali
drla. % ~ ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DUPONT's

IS gu N H p 8 n D. 35
w. ALBERT KING, GKoRsErowN, 2, Ci, ior
years past the Sole AZ snt in the Dstrlct OF Noip
bla for Messrs. Dupont Co., Wilminston, 20 Gil
aware, keeps constantly on hand arse stocn od sI
the different grades OF POWDER manufacturer W
them, embracing. IN part, .axsE,n k.~.
G easst8E an. saf a Masf do s. Govern
s0ortinE R +. FFF, nsk ~ and s j. Ess.
Ducking foWuel' ia y 4 ~ I SI - .p s.oss
n;.pond Grain do. in Id. canistsrs
Eagle Rifle DO DO ,n1asd H. cam ,0 . sSss
F, EFF, d. u and lS canister.
Virginia Rife In Id. canistsrs
il Safety Fuse of superior quality, in barrels
All Of the above will he sold at manufacturers
prices and delivered free of charge to any part OF
the District.
The character of Dupont's Powder has been so
well aud favoraby known for a half century, that
we deem 1t unnecessary TO say anything in its
praise.
NJ We take pleasure at all times in showing
samples and styles Of packages to sportsmen and
others.
III Ofioe No. IS High street, Immediately sd
Oining the Canal. seS-tf
- READ, READ, REA ID 'The Pillar OF Fire, II
Z or Israel in Bondage" description of the -
wonderful in tho life of the son of Pharoh's
dau ghteT, with picturesque sketches OF the he
hrews under thar skmasters, by author OF Prince
IN of the House of David. Just received at
IL SHEPHERDS. cor. 18th and sts. ap8
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P6WDER. Aio' . oni fe lNS1w

T. TO THE AFFLICTED!
HIS Great Purifier of the Blood, the INDIAN
NEGETABLE DECOCTION, prepared by Mrs.
Nj. COX, OF baltimore, IL one OF the most vauRble
medicines now known to tho faculty, and its popu-
iarlty Is increasing daily. For the cure of DJspep
sa, Fry sIpelas rheumatism, and a diseases Of the
stomach, Blood and skin il il found to be a most
etlcaeIous remedy. also diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys; and there hundreds of our citizens
who can testify to the good results which have fol-
lowed from its use. We take pleasure in referring
10 IL as possessing great advantages aud cApais of
bestowlng Incalculable benefit upon suffering hui
manlty. IL is for sae at Mrs. COX'S Residence
l5s East BALTIMORE street, Baltimore, and at the
princi pal Drug Stores.
Agents in Washing ton-Chas. Stott, corner Pa
avenue and 7th street, Browns Hotel SquareE +.
b. Winter, corner street aud Vermont avenue;
and the Druggists generally. Also by X. = T. Cis-
sci, Georgetown.
The best reference car Ls given in or ont Of the
city,: and numerous certificates seen by calling ON
the pr0pTietoress. mar XIV
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WASHINGTON CITY,

W APRIL IL, 1859.
Mr.. u. j. NEALE-DEAR SIR: have examined
the w Risky winch you sont me for ANALYSIS with
the view of detecting IN 1t any OF those Substances
which are often present In such liquors impuri
ties or authorizations.
find 1t to he free from any considerable amount
OF fusel oil, from any acrId narcotic drug, and
from any metallic contamination.
1t Is rather strong liquor, containing little over
~ per cent of alcohol. The solid residue left after
evaporation amounts to about five grains in a pint
and consists great part of those substances which
are eXl ractad 10y alcohol from wood, showing that
IL has been kept for some time In the cask and that
no attempt has been made to give it false smooth
ness OF havor, by means Of sugar or gum.
Respectfully yours, B.T. CRAIG, NJ. ID.
SHA III, KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
large stock of the above named Whisky, and re-
sPectluy request those in want of pure article to
give me call. b. J. NEALE,
ap l5-3taw5w No. 81 Louisiana avenue
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INOBiAS, OPTICIiN
az pKSS AVN pur Az ~, c-,S-,

TOBIAS, DPTItIAN,
40 PESN AvkNGs, BET. ~ AND 9Th Sr.;
most respectfully inform my friends ard tho
public generally, that have renewed to the.-s--
s snt al Hs s require may s wyt Gs g
Giles, or having GLASSES fixed t. suit all Sights
As to my capa abilities, and the satisfaction | have
generally gwen, will entirely leave to the public to
discriminate from the many testimonials in this CITY
tomen tho United States; and Particularly desire
my advertisement in the National Intel gencer l., lie
read as guide to those who wish to DO well suited
do not suit at hrst sg Int some pretend to do nei
ther DO warrant nine GHy other Glasses to suit
advertisement of another person. which is all stuff
Tins Is certainly new pha Sc u odclvOr to improv
insult an enlightened public, to endeavoT to make
tns,n De.ieXe such n2nsenso can only add, that if
H2s Will VII at II times nd EsahishgGns
and EYE GLASSES, with real brazilian Pebbles
and an b bne Glasses Ono wopderigl Xeaezueaq G5ys
sGGFEs, 22PPEERH; EEEPiSS: MATfFihfMH44 -
variety Of other useful Optics. | annex few of the
many TESTIMONIALS.
From his EaeelieHcy, ne GopsrnOr Of Virs,nia.
have tried pair Of speotaclss obtained fro from
sight, and corresponding, with his DESCRIPTION Of
HENRY A. WFis%'''
From the late Hon. Jnds. Bntlsr
wssreo9mmended to MIR. JnO. Tobias As iskiiiful
8oTs and Fl h 4, e5ei s. Of Pecus
comprehend them by inspection, and soIne slight
measurement, and he has made me pair of Specta-
oles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER,
From hs Hon. seerstary o.. State Of Virginia.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
49, - RICHMOND, Dec. 81. 1885,
DS1r SIR: Gov. Wise having shown mo the Spec
tacles you sent him; and discovering that the focus
was precisely suitable to my vision, indy offered
to enclose them to you, TO have new Glasses Substi
tut"d. have since received them, and am gratifed
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles Won have
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
ofyour bill. Very respectfully, &c
GEO. w. MUNFORD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. c.
From Prof. Baehs.
WAsHINGTON, Feb. IA. 1859.
have used q pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction.
They are CLEAR Of excellent figure, and well nted
A. ID. BACHE.
n III Please observe that my Establishment is on
Penn. avenue, between "a and 9th streets
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
Where You will obtain good Likeness equal to
fe l8-2aw DID, cow
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GROVER & BAKERS
NJ CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
It's no longer questioned that these Machines are
the hest in the market for family sewing. SpoO's as
purcha sed Il ON the stores used upon them with
out rewIndng, making seam Of unequalled
strength and beauty. They simple In cnnstruc-
ton. easily managed, not liable to get out of order
and noIseless in their operations
IL , Office III WASH ngtsn-lron Hall, 81 > Penn
avenue. ap5-tmr
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WHITE GRAVEL
W. ROOFING, GARDEN wALKs,&c.
JUST recelysd cargo OF the above. Also, Build
ing Sand, Wood and Coal, cheso for cash. AZ INV
Wharf: next TO 18th street bridge: Call .nd leave
your orders. R.W. BATES,
Dealer in Wood Coal and sand
mar Is lStataa.l COR. lstb and G. SITS near Canal
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lFl sary. Descriptive Circulars, with tastimoHI
may be obtained from any Druggist who las this
valuable medicine for sale.
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nR. GOGGSWELL'S ANTIPHLOGISTIC
IL SALT. Price, 81; Chronic package, s2-5o ID
c. TAYLOR L. Co, General A gents, 80 Dock st.,
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NIsCKLLANEOUs.
MlrIcl

~ NOTICE.
DEING In very inhrm health and desIrous of set
Ting all claims against the estate of my late hus-
band, tGov. SAINT Spngg,)as we'll as against my .
self, request all persons having claims against
either will forward the same TO the subscriber at
washington, ID. c., at the earliest practicable mo-
ment, aud do hereby revoke sll former agencies
power of attorney by me relative thereto.
$500. VIOLETrA SPRIGG,
Northampton, Prince Georges county, Md.
fe 1T-eotf - 20 'H
Annapolis Republican, Upper Marlboro Advo-
yocate, and Bait. sun please publish cost and send
bills tn this Office yment.l
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THE NEW MEDICAL SALT IL FOR SALE
Il in Washington. Georgetown, and vicinity, and
wherever the Star is resd. by Drug gsts generally
AS IL Is not patent medicine, but the Of
eminent ply no one should fail To try the
New Medical Salt mar I7-tr
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BRONCHITIS. CANKER, RHEUMATISM.
Id and Neuralgia have been CURED by it.-JsfeT-
soHriILs IHd.D Democrat.
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From the late Hon. Jnds. Butler,


WASHINGTON, July II, 1856,
wasreoommendedt TO Mr.. J no. Tobias AS a Ak ful
OculIst. and n. have eyes of BILE peculiari-
y, was grntihcd to find that Mr.. Tobias seemed to
comprehend them by inspection, and some sig Int
measurement, and he has made me a pair of Specta-
cles That SUIT me admirably. A. L. BUTLER,
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TNREMONT HOUSE, -
i CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Tine Proprletors, having added, during the last
year, many new improvements, such as A 4
CarpetinE and Refuinishins, introducing YE:aAY
new Water Closets, Bath Rooms, and ev- IE.H&
cry possible luxury and convenience throughout;
respectfully invite public attention to Its increased
facilities for their accommodation.
The House, beias the largest hStc!dSJ Hotel N the
North,ceSt,
and its locality, corner of Lake and Dearborn sts.,
in the Immediate vicinity of the most fashionable
places of amusonents, and close proximity to the
different Railroad DepOts and Steamboat Landings,
and
In the Centre Of the most desirable BHSaeSs Portions
fthe City,
presents superior Inducements to the traveller, TO
sai-Sin GAGE. BROTHER & DRAKE.
T OF OF SASH AND GLASS, with CASING !;
IL also, lot of DOOR and q quantity of paned
PLANK for sale low. Addres KY. b., Star Office
ap 2l-3t'
THE LAGER DEPOT OF sHULTZ CO.
ID a No 464h 9TH street, near the City Post OF;
all orders Tor kegs or bottles sent to them in person
Imanu featured in Alex is the best now sold
In the nited states, and their terms are extremely
moderate. They have also on hand very fine as
sOrtrnsnt of HUNGARIAN WINES at low prices.
ia IL Qrr
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WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. wo have tried
w IL. IL has complete control over Indamma-
ton.-JaekSoa piIIe Va NeLc Era.
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7 TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURIsN Of the Alb
Il dOminal Aorta. In ten days the pain Was gone.
II, w, EITzsINoNs, PhIl'a.
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Drown SUGARS
ID AND MOLASSES.
~ hhds. y. O. SUGAR, (pait prme)
~ bbls. y. o MOLASSES,
10 hhds Cuba Muscnvado MOLASSES
10 bbls. GOLDEN SYRUP.
Just received and for sale bv
ap l5-eOGt BARBOUR SFMMES.
ID OCULAR STEAM PACKET LINE BE-
IL TWEEN BALTIMORE AND n~~ss
WASHINGTON Leaves Com {. p lhsIS
DIAMOND STATE, on WEDNESDAYS.
COLl MBlA. AICRDAT, at clock D. m.
Leave Riiey's Wharf. Washington:
DIAMOND STATE, on FRIDAYS
O'clock
This Columbia stops at the principal landings on
tho river.
THOS. w. RILEY, Agent.
ap +-Tu& Th,6m Riley's Wharf, 18th street.
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nor YOUNG LADIES -
Il AND CHILDREN.
have, az usual. most beautiful assortment of
PIC NC FLATS. RIDING HATS, and Misses
snd infants CAPS ard HATS, to which respect
fully solicit tho attention Ofall.
At HOPKINS BAZAAR,
ap l4-eo2w Corner Of 9Th Ut. and Pa av.
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l. Penn. avenue, north side, between AZ A. 4
and 9Th streets, having passed. into the yE.fA
be conducted IN sty making it with any siii-
lar establis hmeEt in the Union. i. GuigoH well
House, will superintend tho of the Athensum
in person, which fact will be- he trusts sufficient
qua that the bcs placed before its guests
will be exq uisltey prepared and amirably selected
OYSTERS, GAME, and FISH of all varieties !;
STEAKS, CHOPS &c;ac. aud choicest WINES,
LIQUORS, and SEGARS can at all times be found
at tie ATHENEUM. mar I0-Stawtf
baltimore LIFE INSURANCE. coin
- CoRPORATkD lSSi.-JoHS L.. DONALDSON, Pres. !;
This Company INSuRES LIVES and BUYS
and GRANTS ANNUlTlES, &c.
Descriptive pamphlets may bo obtained ut the
Company's gency for the District of Columbia
office of Levi johnson Co. Bankers 10th street
and Penn. avenue. NV. MAGIL1., A gent.
ID. II. HAGNER, NJ. d., Med. Ex'r an 2-eoIn
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Such language as this is but the constant and nat
urai echo wherever this articls is used.
This Llnlment Is lndl spensable To Planters and
owners of Horses and Mules. Mr.. JOHN DAN
IElS, Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for $3.50 W no
raised from utter uselessness by this liuiTuent
Every family should nave II. BE very particular
and enquire Tor the Mustang Linimsnt, and take no
other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and al the Islands of the Ocean
for 3 cents, 81 cents, and 81 per bottle.
BARNES Il PARK, New York.
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NJ ANBROTYPES.

III %. HOOD, at No. SIS Pa. av., batween 9th
snd 10Th sts' IS now selling all kinds of FIN
9E'N Fsish vary cheap. plI
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TKNOw 1T Is GOOD for Rheumati SIN, remov-
i ing II in q few hours. 4 sm trying It Tor
Scrof0la and have already received benefit.
:. IsssIs, Reading.
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From ms E1ceIIeacy, the Governor of Virstnia
RICHMOND, Oct. 3. 1884.
i have tried pair of Speotacles obtained from
Mr.; fobias and Ind them of great assistance to my
their focus, recommend him skillful Optican.
HENRY A. WISE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19
England and France.

These old enemies are once more looking
upon each other with distrustful, and even
angry chances. II will be most unfortunate
thing for the peace of the world If their
scarcely suppressed jealousy res ults in IN open
rupture. England is not military nation,
but 40 nation equals her in accommodating The
sinews of war. She is not passioaately fond
of glory, and has a strong appreciation Of the
practical and substantial. But in national
and individual pluck and pride, she yields to
no other people on the face of the earth. Slow
of en- rance 20 a quarrel when once in, she
holds on with the tenacity and perseverance
of bulldog Louis NAPOLEON pulled her
off the Russian Bear, just when she had well
warmed up to her work, and she has never
forgiven him for il to this day. Ii she should
now become in volved in a ntest with France,
there is no telling when or how it Will end
LOUIS NAPOLEON will not find it one of those
quarter races which he delights and excels in,
but, four mile heats, with a s iced which prides
itself on its bottom, and will run as long as
IL has a leg to stand on.
The naval power ofGreat Britain was never
more puissant than at this moment. She has
the largest steam and sail navy in the world,
and the best sailors, except those of our own
marine. Whatever be the state OF her coast
defeuces, her wooden walls still remain her all
sufficient and impregnable bulworks. Louis
NAPOLEON has the finest army on the face
of the earth, but they cannot march across the
British channel. He has not the ships that can
take them there. or come even within gunshot
of the fast-anchored isle He cannot dispute
with her the empire of the seas, except by an
alliance, which is not probable, with great
maritime people like the United States. But
the war would be war of giants, and posi-
bly, involve the whole of Europe. Notwith-
standing the wonderful efficiency of the
French Army and the national hatred of per-
fidions Albion, Louis NAPOLEON, a man of
sober second thoughts, will mediate deeply be-
fore he strikes a blow at England. This con-
slant disturbance of the peace of the world
may result in combination against him as
formidable as that which expelled the first
NAPOLEON, far greater military genius
than the inheritor of his name. from the
throne of France If he found his resources
unequal 10 the war he undertook against Aus
tria, and deemed it prudent to make peace be-
fore his work in Italy was half finished what
will become of him if he array all Europe in
arms against France!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19
DIED,

In Norfolk yesterday, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, Wiz
LIAM H., infant son of William II. and Eliza i.
Price. OF New York, then on their way home.
The friends of the parents, in this city. and ot
their relatives are invited TO attend the funeral
To morrow Sunday at O'Clock T. M, at the Sd
Presby terrain Church. Church Hill.
AT Pantops the residence of his father in Abe
marie county, on Saturday. 9Th inst, Mr.. Nj Es
ANDERSON, eldest son OF Mefewether l. and
Eliza NJ l.. Anderson, in the 2lst year of his age.
His last illness was brief, hut violent. lasting only
one week--durng which his sui1erinss were treat
His perfect camness in the near approach oil death
was very STRIKING. He looked forward to IL with
RESIGNATION and at last with hope and alter WORD
of exhortation to those around him, and laddins
each enc last farewell, he calmly ieil asleep. Be-
reaved parents. and devoted sisters and brothers
ana friends, mourn his loss; but, they mourn not
as those without hope, for they trust that he fei
asleep IN Jesus, and is at rest. ~ A.
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Flanagan.

EMIGRATION TO THE WEST.--The Tusca-
Ioosa (AIa) Observer Of the 9TH, says: "Onr
streets have been literally crowded, during the
past ten days, with emigrants 10 LouiSIala.
Arkansas and Texas. Not only are the young
in search of fortune. but even the old are
leaving their old familiar homes for new scenes
of labor
The Memphis Avalanche OF the 18th INST,
says: ,-.;o
Among other passen gers on board the Maria
Denning. which passed up yesterday, Were 350
Germans q, route for the rich lands OF the
northwest where they viii find homes Ihey
were clad in the same Vestments in which they
left FatherlaI d-wooden sabots and all-and
excited the establishment of various little mig
gers and the Sunday loungers about The leVee
NsalphiS 4rGiaRche, 1871 INST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19
4 Pafrinf:cChnroP.

The charge of Judge WILSON, of the U. S
District Court for the Northern District OF
Ohio, delivered to the Grand Jury on the 10th
inst, is published in the Cleveland Plan Deaf
o.. The charge defines the crime OF treason,
and was published at the request Of the Grand
Jury. 1t contains some wholesome lessons
for the abolitionists OF that hot-bed OF fanau-
cism and sedition After directing the Grand
Jury to Investigate whether, US is supposed,
certain citizens of Northern Ohio have been
implicated in a conspiracy to oserturn the go
yerpment of the United States, Judge WILSON
remarks: /" The man who deliberately joins
and co.operates with conspirators for the
overthrow OF the u. States government and
who lends his aid TO accomplish this nefarious
design by robbery and the wanton bIoodshed
of innocent persons, is a criminal of the most
dangerous character TO the community and IL
is but an aggrayation of his crime, when such
q man claims u act under the convictions of
conscience and the inspiration of a holy reli-
gion. The pure fountain of truth above
from which flows the injunction of peace on
earth and good will to men, is bias phemed by
such pretensions." Judge WILSON is the
Judge before whom the Oberlin trials were
conducted. and who, during the progress of
shem receiyed threatening letters, like tboso
new addressed TO Gov. WISE But the ,.r,,
an9 dcGs, though very nuinerou us In that rao,,s,
haxa never been remarkable far ,,i,is ~, =
Aasnsui few CT Cleveland, have nerve enorgn
- make mp for their want of numbers -,
Aepp ihe whole pack of madmen ~ bay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

A YouEG LADY SENT WEST BY ADAMS
ENPRESs.-A beautiful and accomplished
young lady passed through this city last week,
n ronte for St Louis where she was being sent
by express. She was from Paris, and being
unable 10 speak our ''barbarous lingo" her
friends had adopted this method Of sending
her TO her destination; she was regularly en-
tered upon the s'way bill, and freight paid all
the way through-Noffojk Day Book