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THE WASHINGTON CHILDREN's MISSION

TIME LADIES of the First Unitarian Church,
by OF large number Of children
Washington the object Of which
alleys OF the neghborhoods
possible Of that number who either by the misfortune
guilt negligence OF their from incident to the
Of human society growing swell the ranks Of
q the classes Of American cities
furnished suitable in the Fourth ward
employ teacher daily receiving ciren who coming
akodcs poverty often nn poverty by being
during Christian atmosphere kindness anh
being elementary branches
will great peril and OF them
hoped become very useful men ana women.
ryfrequen found osuppy shoes other essential
the could obtained would be desirable
plain sufficient meal diem during the approaching
Being constantly under upervionexcep at night
much essened; Is certain
that nothing be wasted which gives children the
power Bible aud the constitution feeds and
then though their parents should prove unworthy
following considerations to the benevolent;
Of all good Christians and all good citizens to
young nothing be
republic presence Of awess bands OF youths;
That sufficient public school accommodation for the
need demonstra
still the necessity would exist for
sng Who from the poverty neglect of their
parents, would srckc educational advantage;
only by direct effort the by personal appeal
for that hope to clear
that Christian zeal aud
fully evidenced the
present Of The Five Points in New York
therefore, asking aid from all
disposed help what 10 be good mission
pledge the observance o rigid and
may dollar viii directly the
object funds viii DO absorbed in payment OF
clerks, agents. &c.
Donations will be thankfully received by the treasurer Mrs j. f.
Webb No. 4 Louisiana Nov 27-du
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~ a. cARpMELI.. Real estate and General

IN A. CAIsDWELL, Real Estate and General
LIZ Commission Broker has taken tho office up stairs in No
where he attend to selling and
Union renting and collecting
houses rent lease business aef
tainiyg 0 estate, with unexceptonai legal aid.
of claims description the executive
Congress especially the distant adjacent
subscriptions Advertising his being such
him furnish the forms aud instructions
having such well attending having advertisements
serted any hepapcrs the District Of Columbia else
otherwise to him thus the
of q trip the city, and prompt returns made
Also tho OF loans good security, and all descrp
tons business which properly be cassed under the head of
general commission brokerage
RyTsRns Hon. VIM. A. Harris Formerly OF Mouri) Dr. A. Y
r. Garnet Col Jas q. Brrc Richard WaIach and
the Wopetors OF the generally of Washington
Aess j. g. u Davenport and Hon. Cakie Richmond, Va
Rev. VIM Plomer Aeghany City, Pa Col A. Burnley Frank
fort ky and John o. Sargent ESQ., Dec 1dd
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Law and LsnA Agency, washington.
YDTfNg AZ NILES

DlCHARD NJ. YOUNG, former Commissioner Of
III the Land Once sni sAMuEIN NIt late Of Tho
Virginia scrip and War Of 1919 Bounty land Bureau
m the same depnrtnent coIarnershp, vii
Joint such busuess may bo eon
cI TO ,eir above They viii devote
their attention Chiefly The OF claims before Congress
Supreme United States the Court o cnms ana al
tho executive departments OF the government
No. ts0 Pennsyt tvanis avenue.
1s--eo2In
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WILLIAM TT. DoyE& CO.,

Oh ared, fec doors north Of femsyipania opf'uf,
DEG leave to announce 10 the citizens oi Wash
ington they prepared "a ezFua any efafTu
which they may be favored With In the
PLUMBING, GAS, AND sTfVifunN9
business The respective VIII h anasr the saperso a
skI,nl workmsn North wher pAseal has
familiar With all ihe m'sierA mpfoVemehi 10 n
they spared neither roobe nor esfe 10 procure te very
besto workmen.
We invite attention q uASpu1Elss and other
1Ntures
attention popnesa he execution 81 orders and
fair prices hope for share q Publc patronage
25--tf
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T,HE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIvALLED m MAR

IL ket with Immense Home and European Demand
The
natural eoo permanently after The hair becomes supplies tho
dandruG Itching and The scalp ques up the
nerves and thus cures all ncrvoas headache and be e
failing on aakes soft glossy healthy and beautiful and
by the two three times week, Will fan
gray then reader read tho following yourselves
NKw YoRK Jan. s. 1865
Masses o. j. woop Co Gentlemen Having good deal
made my lay aside the preuices which
mon with great many persons had against all Of
" pr mvsa S snort '"s ago commenced using s0A article %
The result has been 50 very satisfactory that am Va
and in justice wen the
be as was, but who having prejudice
tal till they further proof proof bcns ocular de-
se sn @ s SS @ q sr % w oS ,y & ~ 0m any
q tho n \ Wire Railing establishments every day
every way, being gossier thicker more healthy
HENRY JENKINS
Corner Columbia and Carroll sts., Brooklyn
IlvlSosros Ala, Feb IA 1858
much rood
this part OF the country Ny hair has been slightly diminishing
for several caused from slight burn whcnI
weeks nd ind that lhave Zine head o now growing having
used all other remedies known to no effect think @ most vaua
bic remedy exant advise AL who afflicted that
You can publish ans If you think proper Yours, SC.
rlnrAprrrmA, Sept. o. 1857.
rESg woonDssr @ 81 You, Hair Resrs,ve s Y proving 'ssr
Oa, @ covering IN fac, bald have used hut
studded promising yow hair s
rs,@ @ ., "t hsve tried Other preparations wrha.,
can induce many others oryit Yours,
No. t6l Vine street
The Reoratyes up in bo,es Of three sizes VIZ large
lar po bottle The medium holds at least twenty per oen IN
proportion than the small reels for two dollars bottle
o wooD CO. Proprietors aI2 Broadway New York In The
great New York Wire Railing abiisment end 1li Market
Ana BY all good Druggists Fancy pcaers
s
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r,NE EDITIONS on JINGLIsH AND AMERL


can Iiuorian roesry nans and cic Ieitro writers,
which Ia fnany rss approaches completeness nne
editions Of many stsnda fruch authors hoely bound m
Paris lamil, nbcs, lsfh ie VI sad American editions Pocket
JNbrs and PRAYER EA nofcco, and velvet Albums
French Kssh pFasng lsss and large cvscuon O the
bea,,fuiy Iu.rxcd day many Iem OF permanent
vanc are ~ extremely o~ prces, most
Is imported tafofc ~ hhsaG
fNA>,h iAtL"h
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

LSROM WASHINGTON etRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL of THE WEST, sDuTHWtSr. AND NoKiHWt-r--bAldl'
MORE AND tsi3iO RAILROAD WINTER ttitAN6kNtiSfs
daily, eNoel Sunday fom wash
ll.sion for The Nest, a. follows
ng closely at Washington Cumberland and Piedmont
aa I1e Chicago Connection leaves
washington reaching oncinna al 30 next day,
and Iouss Cairo and the
southwest ~ Louis, Kansa, &c.
10 sceey Of the Ia daylight take
74s $40, train from Washington and lie
@ ger al Cumberland or Pe,imsnt-
For
Marietta Cincinnati Railroad take
sam y
Through checks all quarters
other possible facility will be found this
Baltimore Ohio Rail-
will la&v~ Washington follows
all Washington Jnnaon aud Piedmont take The
Ia5, TRAIN.
all Wheeling, take the $40
To with the Frederick the 40
sran
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST:
Washington $40 and 7s5 and 40
a 35, p m. On SUNDAY at 3.lo only
Baltimore 80 and $50, and 80 and $50
Sunday at 49, a. only.
80 only VIII way for
naI'ois connections.
the hlelconnectng
West, the Y 49, and $40 trains for the East
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket oiice, Of riios II. PARSONS, Agent Washington
W. r. SMITH,
oct3 Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
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NTEW YORK HERALp. DAILY TIMES, rRl

IN buno, News, Th.lsicil.his Pres
crived on evening OF day ~ paolirati
delivered nj the residences a -uh~rFih
New York Icdg,s, Mercury Nrrsi'
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lished.
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.THE BANKS OF NEW YORK, THEIR DEALERS.

the Clearing House. and Panic Of 1857, Chart
by y Gibbons, with thirty Illustrations by Herck Price
~ as For sale at FRANKLIN PHILIPS Bookstore
Tee $50 Penn. avenue, bet. 9th 10th sts
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~ xsrsvr wIr AVI eryIrrrI FROM WASH

NOTICE TO TRAV EILEES.--NEW ARRANGE
MRNT WITH GREATLY IaPROy ED sCIEDtL FROM WAsf
iNGTON DIRECT PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD daily lines from Washington for the South
Southwest Boats leave their berts foot Of 9Th street at ~
Passengers by the morning boat can obana HE
sail Of az hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing fun view Of Mount Vernon BY The
nsur good and rest OF fonr hours in
comfortable berts aud arrive in Richmond in time TO
with all the Sonth and Southwest
great mail conveyed this route, being "A
raroadlg than by other
making certain connexions to
RICHMOND PErERsBuRG VIRGINIA WELDON AND
g. G.; GA; MONTGOMERY
NEW
3,
al Richmond with the Hanyie Sonthside Virginia.
Tennessee and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danyiic, Bristol Dalton,
Chattanooga. Huntsville Memphis,
iynchburg Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction Montgomery,
. and New Orleans.
Of the route inquire
372 Pennsylvania door
board the boats, foot Of 9th street
GEO 4. MATT1NLY.
August lily Ticket Agent.
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UMMER ARRANGEMENTS The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE win follows.
Alexandria IL O'clock g, 4, and o'clock
p. a. s
Leave Washington at g. g. II O'Clock 49, g. and o'clock
p. M ( .
The THOMAS CoIIYER when route will opposite
hours. Fare Ii
whaeys omnbuses connecting with the Page and Colyer will
and
the bouts leave Alexandria.
u June s--eod-H RICHARD wAII.AC1I President.
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Philadelphia ledger, SC, re-
m singie cYpics for sale, or
W. same evening.
fi~x ~ ouf Union, Glcason's
WAeefley Magazine, Home
- York, aud Boston weekly
erred promptly 10 subscribers.
line received a. soon az pub
a. }. Rlrilop X CO.,
under Wizards iLslel, aud
pn nvchue, near ~ street.
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EOUR-H0RSE POWER ENGINE AND BOILER
rw engine boiler which will be cheap say
Nhae fials establishment Maine
psers-los e ~'''''' aar'spsor.
LSOR RENT, either furnished or unfinished. and
and Third streets occupied ausiaf the @ session q eonsrc BY
Hon Mr. Hammond unrd saAtes serror on south Garoina IN
Nov ee5da M. 4os street.
IyoR RENT.--rhe Front Parlor, and Bed Room at
H. tached tdwei Laurenes'a Drug store. The mos.
partmc,s wiaras Hotel In third story
All furnished. Appy KlDwElL a LAURENCE,
NOV lo-st"wa y near i4'h streat,
A PARLoR AND CHAMBER FOR RENT, - Fur
IA aished with ne Sr suitable for member Of oonsrsss
wie there being family In The house I! very desirable
Apply 20 o., p.1ol 1oaS ,v,s wasNln sss,o.
rINO I.ET--With or Without Furniture Large
and Elegant Ma and Grounds Of 6 and 2 street.
sl yaea'ed BY sr William oase Tho house 9tlas an AZ @edsrn
Appy 10 wm NJ c,imel corner Of and 2lst streets or 10
catAn, street, near Treasury Department
. Nov ll-SunTaes&lhursu fet
TINO LET---The tbree-story brick house. No. 423
Fhh between and Has bathroom and Rent
st25. Inquire on the promises Nov 3o--u
DOARDING-MRs. W. D. TuLEY is prepared to
ID accommodate bonrdes by the week mouth reasonable
terms,
No s7i Penn avenue, opposite National Hotel
Transient and table borders also accommodated
Dec 4--eodlm
~ specially notify those having with them sha their
bills VIII be ready for settlement on the ist pronimo
would say ,ha, mpera,ye that they should be closed without
o before January 6 1852 will be put IN Of col
lection without regard to persons
Dee 29-d6t j. C. MCGUIRE CO.
ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
IL, his Office to his residence in Franklin Row. corner
ly to cases in the United States supr"me Court
(. ~ GORGE w BRADFIELD, Attorney-at-Law, the
NJ s,acsn Building corner OF Tth and streets Washington
u g. viii practice District including
Of Claims and in the adjoining counties in Virginia
nR VAN PATTEN, DENTIST.-0fiice and resi-
dencc removed Willard square opposite
sad Of tho aud near the
10th street
Oct 7-amd*
CEILING OFF SELLING Off!
BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBEIzs
of every description,
Ladies, Misses Yonths Children, at the
LADIES SHOE STORE,
No. 10 Penn. arsnue, bet'csea sh and 9th streets
Ladies' we goods thereby possessing the
uncqnacd advantage Of securing them at frs, cost which course
beauty and utility have acknowledged superiority over all others
~ for winter wear only purchaser
long rubber boots for ladies' and misses All selling on at
0s;sS'ag Noy sol low ,,,cnss g1,s.s 'i"'''"
A VAN CAMP, DENTIST, has returned to the
operating rooms street, between 9th and 7
streets, I doors from Post once OCT l4-du
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
" scholarship in the Columbian College for the whole
any person wishing The scholarship for
tuition which $40 year will sell for $3.50 cash as
Address cATAlINE, j., Washington P. o., DC
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
scholarship the Columbian College, for the whole
will be sold for little more than half price TO
any wishing scholarship for
tuition, which $40 will sell for $3.50 cash as
The original ia worth $3.50 or $3.50.
Address CATAlINE of T. b. j. Washington p o. DC
Dec 9--dtf
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VAN CAMP, DENTIST, has returned to the
~ city aud resumed his practice.
Operating residence 4o7 street. between 9th and m
streets I doors from Post Onice oct la-du
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/ CtIIRTS MADE TO ORDER Stevens Ia prepared
- To make to order evoke neck Shirts Of fine
MANY ~ STEVENS.
| nnc & ln salcsroom, Browns Hotel.
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NEW LUMBER YARD.--The subscriber would
respectfully builders to his superior stock
lumber just his wharf Sixth street and canal con-
sug yellow boards plank os scntng palng,
posts. Also hemIock boards, post, and scanipg
Carriage invited to examine his choice
rely Of ash hickory maple, poplar wood cherry &c
The above stock with great and
will he sold reasonable terms.
HEPBURN MCCLURE,
Dec s1-.3n, and Canal.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoUR- HORSE POWER ENGINE AND BOILER
saefhe Subscribers have horse
wsr engine and boiler which will be sold cheap sls
White Halls estb-hnent - Maine
JAS @ MCGUIRE CO.
Dee ls--alot Auriioneers.
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DOARDING.-MRs. w. D. TuLEY is prepared TO
Id boardcs By the week oth reasonable
terms at
No 37l Penn. avenue, opposite National Hotel
Washington, u. G.
Transient table borders also accommodated
Dec 4--eodlm
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CPECIAL NOTICE.--The subscribers would re-
- specially notify having with them lha their
DO ready on the poximo.
In relation the for the hate OF James Mcue
should be closed without
delay all unsettled bills and due not satao
oy January 49, 1862 w be OF col
lection without regard persons
29--d6t J. c. MCGUIRE n Co.
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~ GORGE w. BRADFIELD Attorney-at-Law, the
M "statcsp Building, Of h and streets Washington,
practice all the the District including the
Claims and in the adjoining in Virginia
Sep 23-3m
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nR. VAN PATTEN, DENTIST and resi-
dencc removed the Willard Hotel opposite the
tho Treasury ad the corner Of avenue and
10th
Y--3nd*
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"a B.S:H rs E51..N1.a R.s31sT.nRR,.si

ate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
WILL practige law in the Courts OF this State,
will attend to the collection OF claims in any part of
hs United States. will buy and sell Tea estate In the
atty of Evansville, IN yanderburgh and adjoining
counties and in the West generally, and will per torn
any other duties pertaining to Attorneys Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for sale
German spoken by member of the firm.
HB-Uilieo on Third street, opposite the Court
House. in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
frTn of Loekhart, Parrctt & DENLY;
a
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V.sx x.N'OTIaB.-N'0TICs as HERE

leetor of the city OF Evansvill, WILL between the
hours OF nine aud twelve o'clock A NJ, and TWO
and nye o'clock P. NJ, ON the 3lst day of Janna-
ry 1859, sell at Public Auction at the Court House
III the Cily CT Evansville, Indiana, the following
lots parts Of lots pieces of real estate and improve
ments in said city, taxed various persons for tho
payment Of taxes for the year 1858 due from the
owners thereof to the City Of Evansville, the
being now Cue and unpaid, and for the costs Of
such sale, and that such sale viii be continued from
day to day at the aforesaid hours and place, until
All the lots mentioned heTon are sold offered for
sale:
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Haa.NES .H. SE-z.H.ELI.N. ySTTIs e
~ pey at Law, Evansville, Indiana.
Office on Third street in tho rear at Ile Cros-
cent City Bank Building. at;tO-Iy
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tisements are CASH.