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New ORLEANS. Friday, April 10.
.AsMsrsoSa GuN.-A London letter to the

he carried foFREaaE&a GHs-a London letter 70 the
t +hat II has already been shown to be thoroughly
Efficient at distance Of between five and six miles
and that larger specimens are now being manniac.
tured which are expected to possess much more ore
s moueR every further expenditure such directions
Another invention by an official in our dock-yards,
for shell which expodes at the slightest contaes,
and il constructed to throw liquid fire over the rig
ring of vessels at extraordinary distances is attract
ing also great attention. seems as II in the case
Of war with France, the channel would be no pal
to operations, and that we shall come to conotloI
4 at pleasure.
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The Young fancy that their follies are mssaken y
The III, far Happiness and the old fancy tnak tnes
gravity is mistaken BY the young for Wasoom-An3
both are wrong. ~ BIZ ~
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KIT RE DGE II FOLsu u
~ Gate Bon Kittredge Co.,) Importers Of Gun,
aud Sporting Apparatus in all Its sranohes
Wholesale and retail dealersin American RiGas
Pistols and Firearms of every variety, IS &.
VChsrles street, near st Charles Hotel, Nes
se Orleans, and l3& Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio
DOL 6rn
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A Fight VIA 4 shark,

About the latter end of Queen Apue,a wars fant i
John Beams, commander Of the York Merchant, a.
rived at Barbados from England. Havius di1eni-
barked the last part OF his loading which Wa coas
the sailors who had been employed il tiat rfy WOrf
ventured into the sea to wash themselves Thar heV
large shark making toward them, and aaye fhenn III
notice Of their danger, upon Which, they sT.m Isck
and reached the boat all hut one him Tie noneter
overlook almost within reach 81 the cars ma eruuine
him by the small Of the back, his asvcurng js1asoon
Sni a Is
m Laord ,hara ~ rr,.s k ~
WIN .ne deceased nag oeen long disanenshsd Dy
neg nn;on ana y sIS ~ s,,. ~
the severed trunk q his friend i vss sith sho1ar
n,s an uneS SIg scene .nG sna.k ~
IF hs s rsVt ~ M
a ~ h; ~ II. 49, - II ~ I s..s. NV ~
nIs r ~ y y
Fired at the sight and vowing that he would make
I o nnae. AZ ~
large sharp pointed knife. The shsrk rs sclonsr
saw him but &c made furiously toWSrd hisn5 hofk
equally eager the one for his prey the otAer - -
yenge The moment the shark opened hA capactoues
Jaws a,s hS ,s oel1ssoua.y oiVng ano
fms successfully EMPLOYS ia kniiS IL ~ risSt
giving him repeated stans "a ne belly The en!asea
matched in lis own eiement. endsavors s. daSS;sse
himself, sometimes plunging to the bottom, then ma
VIII Win pam, rearing nls nnGoutn iorm tnQw siaIned
waves. Inc crews 9. va suftonnolng yees ~ sne
unequal combat, uncertain from Which q the cen,
patants the stream OF blood Issued ~ at length Ne
shore and WITH b hs ~
with an assurance Of victory, pushes Ills foe With e.
doubled ardor and by the help Of ebbing tide Ding
ging him on shore rips up hls bowels and n1les ard
Dules .he severed caicass y ~ lriend y one
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Zehendre 7 r S
Zoe B NJ
Initials.

Clerk of the Robert Waterman. =. Box Letter B
No. 254. Editor Planter and Mechanic. Agent
;. Cashier of Exchange Bank. Box 49,. To In
spector of Insane Hospital. To publisher of Or
leans Directory. B A Box No. 4.
8. r. MARKS, Postmaster.
NEw ORLEANS Friday April L.
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1SA<Ahh S"1 AAAAe
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Dickinson Elizabeth mrs
Dickerson Lou mrs
Dimond Mary mrs
Dolan Ann miss
Esgan Margt mrs
Ealer A B mrs
Elliott Ella miss
Edgarton G mrs
Fasay Dora miss
Faulkner Harriet
Flanagan Ellen miss
Eeatherston Kate miss
Ferguson F NJ mrs
Ferry Mary F mrs
Fleming Elizabeth mrs
Fitzpatrick tlenor
Gallagher Ann
Gallagher Mary mrs
Garrett l. G mrs
Gayle Matte miss
Graham Sarah A mrs
Graham Margaret mrs
German Bridget
German r miss
Getty ] W mrs
Glenns l. a miss
Greig Liddia miss
Greedy Laurinda B miss
Green Mary mrs
Hammond Victoria mrs
Hamilton Jennie miss
Hamilton Harriet miss
Hanley s A mrs
Haggood NJ S mrs
Hayes NJ o mrs
Hart Catherine NJ miss
Hartman Mary L mrs
Harris Rosalie miss
Hzrnsley Nancy mrs
Harrington Virginia mrs
Harrison Mary E miss
Harrison Ann mrs
Henson Virginia mrs
Hennings Ophelia ? mrs
Heron Martha Ann mrs
Heving P I mrs
Henry H mrs
Jackson A W miss
Jandon Harriet miss
Jerang e mrs
Jones D A mrs
Jones Elizabeth mrs
Kane Alice miss
Kanary Kate miss
Knapp Elizabeth miss
Kearny miss
Keirwan John mrs
Kelly l. D mrs
Kelly Eliza E mrs
Keeling Maria A
Kennedy Hattie miss
Kennedy Harriet P miss
Laden Bridget mrs
Larkinson G A miss
Lawrence Mary U mrs
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Leakey mrs
Leconmpt Kate miss
Lennard n mrs
Levison A mrs
Mackison James mrs
MaCarty Louise miss
Marmion Catherine mrs
Marris Mary L miss
Martin Margaret mrs
Martin l. W mrs 2
Marshall Justia mrs
Massa Louisa mrs
Mattingly NJ A miss
Mathews Eliza G
Maxwell NJ mrs
Molony Catherine miss
Milliken G mrs
Miles Charlotte miss
Miller Mary B mrs
Miller Clara NJ miss
Miller Mary A mrs
Mitchell E 2 miss
Mitchell Ellen miss
Mitchell Mary Ann miss
Mitchell Lucy F mrs
Mitchell Hannah mrs
Mitchell Ann e mrs
Metcalf Letitia miss
Mone5ln,rs.
Monaghan Catherine
Montague Jane mrs
Nicholas Mary j miss
Nichols yir F miss
Norton Jane mrs
Nolan H mrs
O'Brien miss
O'Connell DIV mrs
Oglesby Eliza miss
Ogden Eu miss
Page s g mrs
Pajor Emanuel mrs
Palmer NJ G miss
Palmer Balla mrs
Parr NJ mrs
Pass C mrs
Pray S H mrs
Pegram N miss
, Peterson P NJ mrs
! Perry mrs
3 Preusch B miss
= Quin Mary mrs
d Quirk Carrie E mrs
Ranks Cor miss
: Redmond Mary A mis-:
= Reynolds E B miss
:, Richard M mrs
u Richards A G mrs
SC Richardson Sophia mis-
n RICKETTS, Harriet miss
Ritherband R J
Rallers Ellen Mrs
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Salter mrs
Sanders ] miss
Saulspaugh NJ + mrs
.- Sass Cecilia miss
5. Sharky NJ mrs
,aa Sparhauk . miss
'eo stakhonse Catherine
Slaughter Sarah miss
Sergeant R r mrs
!. Stevens Josephine ml
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HARDWARE

NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
@ IRON WORKS.-The undersg ned beg leave to inform
NE pnSie and builder. generally, that they
Work 1t their foundry Magnolia
qce IN Davidson Row Carondelet Yerandah
Railing, Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Crcula
Stairs, Iron Bridges Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast Iron
cn1s ventiatos and Sash Wei2hts ali orders Of
Castings Column Store and HouEe Fronts
with despatch.
BENNETT LURGEs, David son's Row.
-f,asn at traa
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"a Shs; 81 A q Co.. 1sgHsIaha

X - CHAS. q. GAINES " Co.. IAYURTkKe
y fG9N AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC
V(vHAEDWAEE, CUiDER1, c.. No. rs Magazine
NJ 40 Gsnye. and, and ara Constantly
receiving direct Fl ON the Asaniacso-tes.
Mails, Castings, Axes; Carpenters Tools.
Hoes Spades snd ShoTelB; Corn and Coffee Mills:
OS and Log Chains Cotton and Manila Rope;
xifth snd Trace Chains MIL r.. snd Gros1Cnt Saws
Anvs Vices and Bellows Counter and p, ,tforn Scales
Ntocks and Dies Screw Platsa Andircps ana Fenders
Hampers and ToRgs; 9hoyaIs and Tongs
Grind Stones. all sizes; Cotton ard Wool ca-ds;
EookE and Hinges; Iron ard Brass Screws;
III Wars; so5l RodgeI Is Cutlery .-
Together With Anrge Fancy pods viz: Con-
BYnehes Perfunery Paper and Blank Books etc.,
altered at the lowest prices for cash city so25Iy
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'sN' VI elegant fancy ar.ir!esll
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Nfu Orleans Dailp Grfsttnt
LIST OF LETTERS
Uncalled for and Remaining In the POST
ONCE Mt New Orleans up to -
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL Ii, 1869.
Ladies' List.

Adams Pauline miss
Alfred Sophronia A mrs
Anderson Julia miss
Anderson mrs 4
Applewhite Mary E miss
Archard mrs
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Bailey N A mrs
Banton r G mrs
Bard Mary E miss
Barker Catherine j miss
Barnes Margaret mrs
Barry Eliza miss
Barry Margaret miss
Barrett Mary mrs
Barrett Mary miss
Barnett Elizabeth ] mrs
Barnett ] r miss
Bartlett NJ w mrs
Bartlett Esther mrs
Black mme l39 Poydras
Blanks Mary L mrs
Blake Mary ~
Brashear Margt mrs
Brand Jane l. mrs
Brantley Kate miss
Beaman Julia mrs
Beekman Addie miss
Belcher Susan mrs "a
Bennett Eliza mrs
Berges Abigail W miss
Campbell Irene mrs
Cariick Eliza mrs 2
Carroll Catherine miss
Cartwright Maggie miss
Cartwright Laura miss
Casey Bridget miss
Chandler Eliza miss
Champion NJ O miss
Clark Eliza A mrs
Clark Isabella miss
Clark Mary mrs
Clark Jarah ii V
Clark G mrs
Charles Carrie mrs
Crawford Maria miss
Crawford Kate miss
Cream Thomas mrs
Creigan Eliza W miss
Childs NJ r E miss
Crilley Maria
Christian Comfort mrs
Cockrill Julia A mrs
Cochran Mary J mrs
Cochran Jennette miss
Daley N 0 mrs @
Daniels Emma miss
Davis Cynthia mrs
Davis E A mrs
Davis Rebecca miss
Devany Caroline Anna
DeBaun Jas mrs
Dick Oran miss
Dickinson Elizabeth mi
Dickerson Lou mrs
Dimond Mary mrs w
Dolan Ann miss
Eagan Margt mrs
Ealer A B mrs
Elliott Ella miss
Edgarton G mrs
".
Fasay Dora miss
Faulkner Harriet
Flanagan Ellen miss
Eeatherston Kate miss
EarOuaon EM mrs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL w Gardner and Lady.
Ny; Watts, Call McTalister. Pa; Han Z
Snodgrass, do; DIR w Nupin, Md; w Gibson
do; Davidson, do; w e Cushing, do; G Poag
Va; Brawner, do; 3 Douglas, Mo; SpaldinS
do; b Young. sc; o Stevenson. do; w Me-
Million, do; : Harris. NC; Mrs ID Harris do: J
ID Summers. do; T. Howard, Pa; p Shaw do;
Thomas do; A ID Powers. do; Johnston. Tenn:
6 Williams do Mocha. do; p III Harden. do:
w Elliott, do; G Shepherd, do; 5 Alexander,
do; @ Osbourn, do; W Carr, USA; ID Bob
bins, iIi L w Humes, Tenn; II Madison Mass
WlLLAkDS' HOTEL.-C Cornell and w.
J Mathews and lady, Quintard and lady, X
Giles and ly, II Gilmore, ID and $ Bucklew
n Hadden, Bailey, WTompkins,A winns
w Drayton, NY; l. A Chandler. ] V Conoyer
Mackeby, Middleton, NJ; Rev w f. Schenk'
Fisk, Pa; ID Snow, III w Mcdonald. NJ: l.
Janln, La b Haldernan, Pa; J. Horton, O; A
Bell, Min; Capt Hancock and family lisa: G.
Tyler and lady, Foster, Pierce S B Phinney.
Mass J w Van Boskirck and lady. Henry Wells
ana WE, Bngg and lady, b l. b Baylis, II
Ohio. i -''''''
NATIONAL HOTEL-w Trout NJ;RW
ClapP, True. N Yk; ID Cotton. Cal; Dr C
Love, Dr w Cooper. NC; T. Eldred Ilns; n
Brown, Mimi; w Powell. w ID Kllison linda;
Thompson. Jr, y s Bailey, w King. C. d
MaPes, NY; p Hughes. Dexter Mimi: w II
Travers, Md; w Linn, Mo; w s Hunyerford
WIS Z w Former, G. Freeland, Pa; o Null
likin and fam, whedber, Md;
WASHINGTON HOUSE-Hon r Brodheod
Merriam; VI ID Whitman. l. Dunkle. Il q
Brainerd, Pa; II Gilmore. NJ Somers, J REYNOLDS.
walker, G Cheney, NY: n Townsend VAR
Mix, Ill; w Shepherd, X Thompson. II n
Brown. Ala w ii Moore, Nd; Ross, + Wing,
III Watrous, CT. = - o
UNITED STATES HOTEL-G l. Moore.
Tenn X Roberts and lady, NY; e Coleman. Va;
= M 5fown. do; Jackson, NY; w Hodges Miss;
DO T. Anderson. do; l. y Dennis G; Mrs EseIy'
khkMoOD HOCSE.-C NJ Henry Ark: ID u
heid, W; Thornton, Va; g Badgley. NJ; n W
Barnard; Md J A Breckenbury. Mas; b r En-
bury and lady, Ark T. W Gauldius, III, J Franz
ton, NY.
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THE CELEBRATED
DIR. j. $. ROSES MEDICINES,

oF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies the result of thirty We Yea
al extensive and successful practice, and are the
that flesh is heir To.
DIR. j. $. ROSES COIrGH SYRUP, OR Ey-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds
ii9arsen"ss. BRONCHITIS, and all Lung diseases
DIR. J. :. ROSES ALTERNATIVES SyRTp
or Blood Purifier, for the of Scrofula Old Erup-
h3ns, Chronic Diseases. Ulcers. Swelled Neck, ard
Price 81. wv
DIR. J. 5. ROSES DlSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
plant. Price 81 cents.
DIR j. ;. ROSES PAIN CrEER. II i. not a
cure all but il alone has stood the test of Is wears
curing Rhonmatsm, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic,
Pains In the Stomach and Bow els, Sprains Rrui sees
Pains in the Limbs Joints. Back and spine, or ann
pain ,nteInally or externally. Price, u, IS and 81
II You wish Ia get cured Of any Of thu above com
Plaints. got DIR. ]. =. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
lines, which YOU will know when genuine hy
having HIS written signature the cork of each
bottle; Sold 10y druggists generally.
y. b. Beware al those poor noStrums pnrporting
To he the best an the world. ia aaJx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26

II Three italian Sovereigns are now physical
ly indisposed. The Pope has been suffering from
the effects of cold caught in of his daily walks
and at first neglected. He is not, however, in any
danger. The Grand Duke of Tuscany is laid up
from the-effects of accident received at recent
military review, where his horse got FESTIVE and
bruised the royal rider against gun carriage. He
is in no danger. Then there is the King of Naples
fast recovering from his recent attack, and, al
though well enough to see after state affairs, still
under the hands Of the royal leeches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26
CuRE-ALI,
N TIE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILITOR.
AND REMEDi FOR MYSTICISM, WEAK
PREPARED RI sEHENIIST
n BOTTLES II. 25 and ~ cents and one dollar.

.r BOTTLES IL. 25 and ~ cents and one dollar
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL.
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CGRE-AI.T. should no Kent
IN all families IN Of accidents or sudden sic(
quIres to get = ply stefan. ~
IL cures pain in part Of the syeten and il N sed
externally and internally. ~
III As the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
duce had Cold rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also. StiH N-ck-every person should
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Sihews, Bloo! and Bones; aud by its warming cleo
tIomasn.tic power, eNPeis all pain from The system.
N, BIZ you have q Congh. use UtRTS-
HoRNES PICTORIAL SYRUP OF Wi ID
CHERRY Is the best Cough Syrup in tie
lyon are BlIous. nse IIARTSIIORN ANTI
BllaoIS PILLS. They act upon the I.iyer. Sto
cr"tions. WI 80
Th: ai,.ve medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
IA WASHINGTON city; KIDWEIL CISSEfT at
Georgetown; u. PEEL Co., Alexandra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26
THE GREAT VITAL REGENER. TOR
TRIESEMARI '>

emf ~ rejected by Royal Letters Pat
Ecoe de Pharmaeie de Paris and the Emperiai Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna
No.. Is Invaluable for relax atian spermatorrra
and physical exhaustion and Is a tonic -
NO. completely eIadicates all traces Of those dis
eases that have been hitherto treated by the
NO. has entirely supPlsntsd the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby iusurng b. the sufferer speedy
venom of disease
. TRlESEAIAR, No. I, 2 and 8. are prepared in the
iorn al a iozengs, devoid Of taste smell and can
De earned in the walstcoat pocket. S0LD IN Thy
GtsEs, tNbntyiptp TSto sEP Ar Dosss as admin-
&c., Price 90 each. or four eases in one for Ss
which saves %; aud ia 81 cases, whereby there 10
saving of 30. To be had, wholesale anil RETAIL of
DR.. RARROw. Isl Prince street, New York. lm-
nedlateiy on receiving a remittance, DIR. Barrov
will forward the Tresemar to part of the world
securely packed and addressed according 70 the in
structions Of the writer. dec ll-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26

IL The Chicago Democrat says there are elev-
en- papers in Illinois ready and willing to support
Senator Lyman Trumbuii, Of that State, as the
Republican candidate for President in 1861
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26

IL Mr.. Peter Sinclair, of Scotland. a second
Father Matthew 10 the Juvenile community, is
now in Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26

IL The sister of Gov Chase. of Ohio. was re-
turning home from church, and in the act of enter
ing the house OF the Governor. when she was
stricken down. The family heard a low moan at
the door. and, on going out, found the lady the
step. She never afterwards spoke, and breathed
her last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26

"FRAILTY. There are at present residing I'm
Cincinnati six sisters, all Of whom proprie-
tresses of brothels, particularly notorious. even
among their depraved and unfortunate class. for
the abandonment and viciousness of their lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26

WQuebec is TO be the Canadian Capital al in
fST'm. The interim is to continue four years. AZ
ter that Ottawa will be the Capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26

DTA disPensation from the Pope, was necessa-
sary to enable the marriage of the Prince Napo-
leon and the Princess Clotide to be celebrated on
sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26

IDA question as to the liability Of lawyers to
their clients has arisen in Boston. Mrs. Shaw re-
Gently obtained, after several trials. the sum of
SOS 600 against railroad company. for the loss Of
her husband. The company had appealed and 1T
appears that they had offered to compromise with
Mrs Shaw for sIo.0O0. which offer her counsel,
Messrs Choate & Durant. did not communicate to
her. Should the railroad company succeed in
their appeal, the question arises whether the law
yers will not be responsible to her for the sum Of
fered, which she would have accepted, and which
they, without consultation with her, rejected pre-
ferring to 90 for trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26
ID T. U VIAN SY u p
Il Or. PROTECTED
SOL UTION OF PRoTO&IDE IRON COM

SOL UTIoN OF PRoT0fIDE IRON COM
% Ra T5
must now be received established
medicine. Its efficacy in curing
Dyspepsia. Affections q the Lirer. Drossy. Neral
e.ds1ed Sfafe Of he Btood Bois, se%rrs, fSe
D.5it.ity, ard az Diseases ,ehieh require TOnie
The Proofs Of it's efficacy are so numerous, well
authenticated; and Of such peculiar s.s.-....
soaaby hesitate to receive e the Prof rsa s. O&
The PERUVIAN sYRUpis3G1}Xk 81
does not profess to be a Cure-all,s xEHE
hut Its range Is extensive, becausetsAgAx
are Intimately related. and and proceed %, Mf
ing from one causs, may be cured
by one remedy. The classes OF diseases for which
Ss Ed thu o! that whSh
skill. The facts are tangible, the witnesscs aces
sble and the safety and efficacy ofte Syrup neon
Of the syrup cannot fail to be Satisfied With ths S
lowing among numerous testimonials i'm the hands
of the Agents. The signatures are those of gentle
men wen known in this community, and of the high
CkRD-The undersigned. hs wing experienced the
beneficial effects of the Peruvian syrup" do not
hesitate to recommend it to the attention of the
public.
From our own experience. as well as from the tss-
tlnony oil others. whose Intelligence and integrity
are altogether unquestonable, we have no doubt 81
IT, efficacy il eases Incp snt D.sases q the
al
Complaint. Dropsy. Neuralgia &C. Indeed its cf-
tects would be incredible, but from the high clsrac-
ter oil those who have witnessed them and have
restorative power.
Rev.JoHS PIERPoSr, THOMAS G. AMorr,
THOMAS A. DExIKR, PETER HARVEY,
5. ii. kENpALI., M. ID. JAMES c. DuNS
SAMUEL MAY.
IL Is well known that the medicinal effect of Pro
toAId" of Iron Is lost by very brief pose to
arr and that to- maintain Solution of ProtoS ide of
Iron. without further oxidation. has been deerne,
impossible In the Peruvian Syrup. this desirahle
polit is attalnei by COMBINATION IN WAY BEFORE
uNkNowN; and this solution may replace ali the
proto carbonatos citrates and tartrates of the Ma
terra Medica. A. A. HAYES NJ ID
Assayer to the State of Massachusetts.
is Boylston street, Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles. 81; medium size bottles, 81.
\; j.: CLARK CO., Projectors. Boston,
For sale ia Washington by u. d. Gilman, Special
Smith: v IIarbaugh, II. II. Mcpherson, Jos. Bury.
T: :; Walsh, Jas. III. Stone. J. :. Iovejoy. Dr. d. g.
Clark, ID. Ridgeley; and in Georgetown BY X. T.
CIssell, and J. L. Kidwell. re 2i-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26

hR. COGGSWELl.'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
II Is sold IN Alexandria by Peel Stevens: and biz
all entorPrising Druggists wherever the "Star" is
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nR. COGGSWELI'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- u. G. TAYLOR x CO., General Agents. eR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-26
EVENING STAR
THE OPENING OF THE PLANO.

THE OPENING OF THE PlANO-
Tied B4 OLIVER wESDELL HOLMES ..r .,
In The little southern psror of the house you may
With sSs erambr.I-roof. snd the gable looking west
hs siSe 70 toward ,ns The sunset with the window on
stood " II r''"' =" dreaming Otto
All, me. how remember the evening whom it
What ssry of eager voices, what a group of checks
When the vondrous box was opened thar had come
AVA. from over sess, and II. Ash os
ivory keys, -~g-
Then the children all grew frstfa IN tn" restesnes"
For the Soy would push his sister and the sister
Till the father asked for quiet in hi. grave pa'''nai
Blu, the mother hushed the tunuIt with the words
Now, Mary, play.
For the dear soul knew that music was very SOW
She hsd ssri%sIed it over and seen its brow
In ths sy s" Of slender harpschords with tapping
Or caInIIins 10 her spinnet with its thin metallic
thrills.
40 Mary. the household minstrel, who always loved
sat down to the new "ClernsnsI," and struck the
slittsring keys; ,,~,,. ,,o;o,, r, o,-c,x svs
AZ, floating from lip and finger, arose the ''vesper
Hymn"
-Catharine, child Of nsighbor. curly and rosy
welded since. and understanding like tan
Hearing a gnsh Of music such a. none before,
Steals from her mothers chamber and peeps At the
open door.
Jus, as the ..Jubilste' in threaded whisper dies,
For she thought twas a singing creature Gagged IN
a box she heard.) ...
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IL is sold by J. p. MiburB Il Co. Wizards Hotel:
and J. B. Moore, Penn. avenue, below lsth street.
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- Is sold by the above, and all other enterprsing
Druggists in Washington. Try it,
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~ restores the balance between the Fluids and
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- is sold by G: J. Musser, and 10th streets; C. p
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r streets; and kImball & Lawrence, Penn. avenue
and l3th street ~
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nR COGGSWELI.'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ is the most wonderful Medical Discovery of the
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