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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATlOSAL HOTEL;1,I. Haslum, Md; : Nc
do; w henderson, Ky; 6 NesDitt, N =; j NJ Alien,
and family :: Melay. da ke iSn Nd f1Si2T
Roberts and lady, Mass; Mist Baden, do: DIR OxIe
Snd lady. Mdi w Hopkins. Va; J Hodges, do; l.
Partridge. Md; T Evans, F.ns; HeMiiIsr.u = ~
Ma Ma FSLiss r. laramie; '. Lee. n Y; Turner,
hrgh. do; Hogroa, Pa: J Shear, do: w K Titus
and family Ark; Rev s, Watkins ADD lady, Va: q
N.Y. w II smith, do; j Is spear. Pa; j Rosiins;
and lady, Tenn; Miss G Butter. Mass; Miss Z
Sole, Md; Miss Nj T. Cole. do: 7 Cole do: {; Il
u u6 dG; JohIsop apd lady Miss: Meyer, NY:
AMI daughter. Va; f. Stills, NY; = Ayers, Md;
Gilmer, do. '0''' 'U'
.WII.LARDS HOTEL.-H Hammel and lady.
MT MriloEy, do; n l. Wilson, o; A Scheil.
ML Bacon, Mex; DR. MARTINEZ. do; : " Solomon
NJ; w Reel. Pa; X II GreenOugh, Mass; Major
harkln smith, USA; SWilli4ms, sc: Capt DOrnin
I'm f In, Rt and edy, Mass: Allston, SC; =
Or Holeom be And lady. "a; Miss j. Stephens, NY:
4 arr; DO; Miss Ward, do; + RitteriInn and la
" DO; DE- r. NIX; Ps; PAUL and lady, Mas; q
graw. Md. 'i"'"' OnA' n NJ Ma
KlRKWOOD HOUSED Sprigg. Md: J Ward
H. "; =, SSnpnoliy do; Carlisle Mass; ii JOne
family, Ala u Allison. Miss: w A RInssnm "a:
q Harris, Md; w Nj HungcTfrd do. Miss W.se o.
do; sL Keller and lady. Va; Miss A or. DO: n n
Wilmer, Md; c Wilmer. do: w X Mastgrs Va
UNITED STATES HOTEI.-N Pogt,r Va.
~ belgef. "a; w j BrOwnsoH. Md; o. X Martin
MISS y; l.eiPsesar All Ia4iy, Md; Mrs " smith Va:
Mass. '"' DiA""'
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE SPRING FEvE r..
SUITABLE EXAMPLES.

IL SUITABLE EXAMPLES.
This is the time of Spring Fever, that ensrvating
That willis human nature down, like the tender leaf
In the SUNSHINE Of Summer, and takes all the sap
This is the tims Of Spring Fever. In beautiful
Stands fair srrayed and gorgeous, as Dinah was
And filing the amorous air with sweet ani delicate
While in the beautiful blossoms the honey bees
And sinE Of the fabulous flowers on the mountain
Like dreams of forgotten Winter the cherry trees
Rise up with their snow-wbite wreaths of tender
On the pavcments now the maple has dIoPpeI us
And t5s sISer Or SrdIs2 willows have leaves. and the
Droop Win tbeir emerald tresses down to the emer
aid green swaTd, Al ,., ,-ao. and o,,a,
tha fronts of the houses
The eIsmboring creepers, the honey suckles and
Tbi. - the time Of Spring Fever. In the air is deli
And the sal q rare enchanter, and the birds but
And soraehox you feel as if you would like to lie
down few moments.
In school the wretehed boys that sit at the open
Suffer unsPsskabls torture in thinking ofwoodland
And dOzs, and neglect their books, and heed not the
While the nrchlns that haunt the streets and occu
With Playin. their beautiful games of hop-sootch
and marbles Tor Keepers,
LuTk IN the shady places, and languidly scute and
quarrel.
Back in the gloomy recesses Of fancy stores, and Of
Palaces lounges the clOrk and the buyers as
whilO tile bookkeepsrs' tireless pen skates swim
over the ledger.
From the open grocery doors there comes forth a
49,. tropical LAGRANGE
Of spices, mixe,l with the smell Of mackerels and
coffee, and sugar,
SO that the sense of the Passerby is enchant NJ and
He sees inc happy grocer swinging the logs of con
LOling upon his counter, and coming the morning
At the doors and on the porticos of the principal
hotels
The travelling public sits at ease, and sazes upon
- the ladies,
Passing TO and fro In their dreamlly rippng Spring
silks.
Nobody hurries now, and even hackmen and dra,-
men are law.
us are !oathing,
And the scissors a burden wors. than the grass-
hOPpers to the Egyptians.
And ever we languish and droop, and wish We hal
not eaten dinner,
And ever bewail our lot, and envy the children Of
fortune. "
And think of the dear old days when we won't
hshIng for mhsh,
In just such weather as this; catching plenty of
clubs and blind salmon, -
And SITTING suddenly down treacherous rocks
tlatweIe slipp'ry,
And coming home very wet, and proIi siou sly hun
TO supper. ~
- Fever RACES, re
While we the hours, and battle the tynogranhical
devil.
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FOA'S EXCELSIOR CRACKERS-s Trash
iotOf FOx's celebrated I.ansIng bnTgb & aCk
Ihs .seelyed to-day. We supply dealers in his
CITY ~ The same rate they can bs got frnn NV
York city. MINI; 4 nj y ~ i,tnh new
msH corner Of Vermont avenue and 18th g,
HAVING PURCHASED THE S,rAID oo,uo-
fssbh . ana NJ streets. ! am now receiving 80
w5,h supply OF the best MEDICINES, &c7
~ ss I freseIl ptions carefully prepared, ns
large supply Of Perfumery, &c, copstan,I,
~ on J. X. CASSIN
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

Housg OF REPRESENTATIVES, UNITED SrATEs.l
CLERKS OFFICE, May 10, 1853. (
In pursuance of the seventeenth section OF the act
Congress OF August 30 isi2, entitled AN act lie
CALLING and makln appropriations fof such neoes-
sary objects as have been usually included in the
general appropriation bills without authority of aw
and To TX aud provide for certain incidental ex-
peusos OF the departments aud offices of govern
nient, ana Tor other purposes sealed proposals will
be received at this office until Saturday the elev-
euh day OF June next, at IL O'Clock m, for furnish
l1k the following articles of stationery for the
OF the House of Representatives., wig:
DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES.
GLASS NO. j.
IS resms white cap paper, extra superiine faint
Is reams blue do
~ reans white cap, plain, extra super6ne
81 reams white fiat cap, extra suparGne
aO realms white quarto post, extra superfne,
faint lined r
Is reaIns do gilt etged
2oo re9ms blue qusrto post. extra suPerfne, faint
80 realms white quarto post, extra superfine, un-
80 realms blue do
Is resms quartz post, large size, extra thin.
o,rsa liant lined do do J., ,,,,lsa
So reams white laid Bath post, extra superfne,
sorsa ,a1at lined do do do u,,ulsd
lUJ Teams extra snperEne, white laid note, large
Size, faint lined, gilt edged
- realms oxtra superfine buh laid, large size,
liant lined, gilt edged
80 reams extra suparhus, damask laid, large
size, faint lined. gilt edged
l5)Teanis extra supertne, whIte laid note, large
size, gilt odge, uuTnlcd
- roams extra suPeTtne, white laid motto, IA at
lined, small sized
IS reams do gilt edged
extra thin note papoT' 6, !s, %sf lined
q reams extra thin note ,apor. Ma, faint ,i1ed
25 reams do do do unruled
NJ NJ.
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE.

A TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
"A NEW line Of Telegraph from Washington
NORTH 70 advertised falsely represented connect
ing with New OrleauE, ACg Gsta, Cha leston, Sa-
ytnnah, Montgomery. Mobile, &c.
Now, the only Geographic connection with those
points Is through the lines under the control of the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, 20
which by virtue Of the ownership of Morse's pat
ents: all the the telegraph business Of said places
iasInly belong. This, therefore, is TO give notice
that the same charge will be made on all messages
sent by the new line and delivered To any of
the Magnetic Company In the South for transmits
sion TO the above naned or other places, similarly
situated IS they had been handed to the Magnetic
Company at the place of their OTgnIor the nearest
convenient point thereto. j; kbNDALl,
mar 9-u General Superintendent
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M LYONS
WI AG M TIC POw d F. r 3
will destiny

M AsNEr iifSN WIDER
Garden Insects, Cocroachs,, Bsdbrss, FIsas, ARts,
Thoiinportaloo of q rcsGlo al ici- oi This kind is
Inestimabie. Ia warm weather - nature Aus with
ole ever discovered which will terminals them. a
compsny ofb9taniss FROM the horticultural Society
ofParis white amidst the ferns of Asia, Observes
that all insect. lighting upon certain kind Of plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact Was made use of
Quantities of the plant were brought home by Mr..
Z. Lyon, and found positive insect destroyer in
fcay prepared to resist the effect ofageand ciimata
Medals and Letters pstent nave been obtained from
Russia, fronithe Word's Fair and numerous fmed
zeal aud horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from the President oftts United States;
..,u M.sHiNeiToN, Ssr Jan, iso8: :
ure To- inform YOU that the ROYAL Commission nfthe
Worlds Fair, at LONDON. have awarded yoG a Medal
and Certfcate for the scoat valne ofyour Magnetic
MILLARD FiLLMO f., Chairman"
:, The above was accompanied by certificate of
IT is FREE From POISON POISON ,.,
"Mr. F.. I.YoS-Desr Sir: We have ANAL sed and
tested our Magnetic Powders and fad them per
b"l canaan death WEN inhaled bV bugs ants AMI
insects; - ,,,, IMAM,
"PR9s. CHkNIsrkY. NJ Y. HosPIrAL,"
York s al the ins bngs
ants, reaches, moths &c, with Ly ons Powder and
finds IL of Immense value"
Every gardener aud housekeePer must have a di-
rect interest in article of this kind Reference
can he made to the Aston, -. Nicholas, aud Metro
pOlitaG Hotels Ia Judge MRIGs, President of the
American Institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen.
%Ps ss S%: fsd e. Judge Tas Of
says, This discovery Of Prof Lyon Is OF national
Importance The Farmers Club have tested it thor
oughly. Ii will destroy locusts grasshoppers, ants
moths, bugs. and all vermin. Garden plants can be
preserved and houses made pure"
ARA aagr
BARNES & PARK, OF New York. to have it sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
are advertised. Be cautious.
"SEw YORK, November 9Th, 1853.
ain retiring from business have sold all my In
scot Powders and Pills, Letters Patent, and the
secrets pertaining thereto, to Messrs. BARNES &
PARK. This Powder is q discovery made by nv
self and brought from the interior of Asia. and is
unknown tai any other persons. The genuine and
effective article ~ put up IN II cSnnisters. aud will
continue To bear my uame T.. LYON
Rats aud uIIcr cannot he reached hy a Powder and
killed 10y n MAGNETIC prT. Order them through
any merchant.
Ills Lyons Powder ill s insects in trIcs,
But Lyons Pills are mixed f,T rats and mice.
Samp. TASKS - cents; rcguiaf sizes ~ cents and
81. Follow directions. Use frSslg and ihOY0Hgh!y.
BARNES i PARK.
IS and Is Park Row, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

L THIS DAY OPENING; .u. ,,.,s..
RENCH Lace, Chsntiy and heavy S,Ie MspIendd
NJ CHAIR and Cloth Rsglsns ana pa amos i'm donnie
skirts and HSancss French Em6rodsress, BisGs
Silk Mitts, White Goods In sIsa1 atog of sooas
and Sun Umbrellas; ~itha i"'s0 e'ooA VI e
iof Ifa'eiiihs TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
Nav Goods arriving every lew days throughout
1, Wv i2 I'm
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MEpIOIHys.

DE- G9ssssWFtts NEW MEDICAL s SALT
BE Ss$$$$ss&&fEs MN HSHHBISzE sSEF
NEW NEW MM EBH,4k ss44tTE;
S $S$ $ $ $sS5s43E s s s.EE:
E Eos iIx xsIM.Tosx RRIsEasEs 0 OILY
FCR iSrL1HS1Ionr b psAs osSr
EoR iNrLAMMAIoRY DIsEAsEs ONLY
For lNFLANA.ToET DISEASES ONLY
Such as
such as
MI kFEF KNEE TEa aSR E 1NB ftESas
ERYSIpELiS AND SCRDF0LA,
A%P s fff1Sft FfESrroy
DISEASES PECUIIAR TO FEMALFS,
rSFf pisEssFE'
Have YOU tried this Medicine;
Have you Tried this MsdisiGst
70 not ds;sy
Do not delay
Have you read the i'IrcuaT'
HAVE HAVE You You , ,ssd H., the C s,TcSsT
.-4 Read the CiIcuar!
Read the Circular,
Sold by al, prrsel.ts in Washington.
Soli ~ all Druggists In WASHINGTON.
Sold 10y all Druggists in Georgetown.
Sold by all Druggists in GEORGETOWN.
sold by all druggists Everywhere
Sold BY all Dru Sglsts Every whsTo.
Depot IN Washington,
Depot IN WASHINGTON,
Depot in Washington,
J. p. MII.RCRN, & co, Wizards Hotel.
J. =. MlLBURN II CO. vii ards Hotel.
J. p. MILBURN& CO., WIllards' Hotel.
Price 81.
PTica 81.
Price 81.
Chronic Package S25a.
Chronic Package s So.
Chronic Package $3.50.
Try 1t.
Try IL.
Try II.
TRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT,
ID G.. TAYLOR 4 co. General Agents,
ma Il tr 202 Dock street. Philadelphia
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-, ,,,,, JOHN F. BlCKEI.
No. t1O PESS. AygSUF "'

tUnder the United States Hotell
HGShtHgtOa Cir, d. q
80 81 puslness IN The neatest best and most
iIossn.aI manner, aud at the shortest nntIcs
PnIlsdep hIa, we'll known and csIehrasad en- iatS OF
lshed workmanship in the mannfacf1 70 He M
cies pertain 10 his trade VI al aiti-
At the above named store may Ia f,,,,s .. =,
Ssrsy OF a Bk ici f9e + rsasSIshs great
CLQSE TR!SAIs. OF -e e1s7y S:sD;
sMgXkE RSSsSSs SEfLEks TkhYgs, d ts@S
PhSTs; sR1ckEFsA' / / l yEifSfRTs I EEN
Se, AZ with Image ., Stands, PLAIN DROPS,
ISte:t styles CAST IRON PIPEs a 81 ~ Of the
nerou. ~ ss; aud many Slher articles too nu-
RI work warrsntet! to We satisfaction
anime IsfoTa We La-.ec.iniy invited To call and OK
For ms Shi, - gag purchases elsewhere.
Va. ~ i t.e following gentlemen: re- 8ihE'EK re-
Public Rusi.6n,D. C.1Dr. Blake, Commissions, os
tutioq Prof 4 d. Bscbaa enry' Smithsonian insti-
b. FiorsHcai ThoC,,a,l. John Bingham Col. Tboma.
rs, E5s Fredk FTaisyC. FF,er' Esq Richard Nor,
~ NJ Is. duncan, Esq, John Agne., raul H. Goddard,
ir 80 n;sa" James Page, ESQ. ILL., "tSrge NJ.
Esq, and Edw =. Gay, Es%s 49, Morton McNiichaeI,
New gerseJ..Hon. Geo. Skies Eng
Nsw ork.-A. w. Thompson ESQ.
T DEAR READER,
reason thai n H. ,etsoa 'es you nothing, for tie
-, "CATt,H THE EYE"
ana induce son 20 cal At the
476 Pa. avenue near the JTnited Sis,,.s H.,
cIoT III W. 9ns welimade and fashionable cut
T.. LEIPZIGER,
no 476 Pa sv..2 doors east IL tia
-".a "a - United States HrtsI
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by THE PREsI S S$NsS Or THE UNITED


~ pursuance Silaw,l aMEs BUCHANAN. President
SI nd dhe nted states of Americas do hereby declare
aforementioned land Offices in the State of WTssI
sIPPI at the periods hersina esi grated TO wit
Monday, the t,r,Hfy ffth day OF jnIv NIT for the
disposal OF the vacant lands in the old ap1nber,d
which 10 the United states ,rithia so
on zach SIDE of the railroad " from Jackson to the
OF Alabama" subject, required BY law, TO a min
lnnum Of two dollars and fifty cents per acre viz:
Norh and east offhe (hOeair base line and meridian,
Towns hips s, c, and 7, of range 5.
townships and q, Of range6
AT the land ofica at AuGusT,. comua,c,r, IN
disposal Of the vacant ands IN the sy o sf,l d0r me
sections, within the aforementioned townsbips
on sHoh side of the railroad from Jacks"n w. re
lac between the State of Mssssippi and the STATE
imum oftwO dollars and fy cents Der acre e. Vim mn
NIh d'h soH ofths ChOcidlc base ns and ,,,eyiIian
townships aud of range5
II and 70 D. o. and J, OF ranges 8, g. To- H. T.
Township I, Of ranger5
I""hshIPsb and J, al ranges II and ~
Lands Appropriated by law for the uss or soI,,,,u
mtary, Indian, and other puTDoSes ,'oth Ut.
she swamp and overfOwed' lands will he q cInd
The tracts along the line Of the railroad will he
s subJect 20 the right OF way granted by act Of
Sth August, l852 for said railroad and the n, rticn
Lar tracts cut by the route III he sold AZ cont.,n
1e quahttles respectfully shown the Official plots
The offering ofthe above lands will bo commenced
on tho days appointed, and will proceed i'm the or
u2I 10 which they are advertised until the whole
sntu nave been offered aud thu sales thus closed;
Dul no sale snail be kept open longer than two
week. and no private entry Cfany of the lands will
weeks WV 'NP""'''h VI inc Two
tHlven under my hand, at the CITY of XXasbinyton.
TINS twenty second day OF March ammo Domini one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-n O
By the p,o.;J., JAMES BUCHANAN.
'ho,' a. n HENDRICKS.
commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
$500 - 10 PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
70 am person entitled to the r,ght of nre a,or,,,
meratod is ,s us within the t.wnship DIS above enm
sat Sfac,inr iJdalred To establish tj,s sane % III
ar In nj Va we register and receiver ri The 80,
or.ccs Jcs, ana make Payn mt therein me P,"P
ditcr seeing this 0otics III rs soon as
day appointed for the comncn.ence; ang before the
SAFE al the lands embracing the ter ~ thf pubic,
srwise such claim will be forfsi ed cia'ined; 9th
THOS. A. UESDptcuS
Commissioner Of the General 1 ~ NJ;
NoTE.1Unher the regulations of the deoa,,,ns',,
as heretofore aud now existing, no paym,n, a
male Tor advertising proclamSions tx cent n, s
publishers as are Specially ohoTsz Ell 10 bnbs p IN
ap4-wljw '' 'f'oo'
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vTHE CELEBRATED
II DE-. Y S. ROSES MEDICINES.

OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies the result of thirty Eve YEAR,
Of extensive ami successful practice, and are The
only reliable preparations 70 cure the Ill
that flesh is heir 10.
DIR. J. 5. ROSE'S COUGH SYRUP, OR TX
PECTORANf, viii! radically cure Coughs. Gods
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases.
Price 80 cents and 81.
DIR. ]. :. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or Blood PuTI her, Tor the cure of ScrOiula Old Ep
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers Sw eiled Neck. aud
III diseases arising from impure state the blood
Price 81.
DIR. J. g. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plaint Price 81 cents.
DR.. J. 8. ROSES PAIN CURFR. IL not a
cure all but IL sOne hiss stood the test Of s. years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic,
Pa!ns In the stomach and Bowels, Sprans, Bruises,
Pains In the llmbs Joints, Rack. and Spine or any
pain internally externally. Price, ~ -, and 80
cents bottle.
II you wish to get cured Of any of the above com
plants, get DIX. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
ClNES, which you will know when genuine by
having has written signature the cork of each
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
to he the hest ia the world. ja2I-ly
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-AII.,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS

a
BOTTLES II, q and 81 cents and one dollar,
THEGREATE.SF DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSNORNE'SC IRE-Af.L should "a Iap,
in ali tiinIlIcs uf aocdents or Sudden sicE
ness II frequently cures M less tims than Il re-
suIrrs to get Il physician.
IL pSin ia any psrt OF the system aud /. aEts
externally and Int-I Haliy.
IL AS -. freg uent changes of the weather pre-
duce a had Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and BODY; also, StId Neck-every person should
get bottle Ii acts upon the Nerves Muscles
SInsws. Blood REd Bones: and by It's warming cleo
tromaeDe,Ie power. expeis all pain from the stem
Get bottle aud Try x.
N. B.-If 700 have a Cough, use EARTS
HORNE'S PRETORIA. SHRGp OF willie
CHE2RY-lt "a che ber. Cough syrup in the
World.
lyon are Bious, use HARTSTIORNE'S MT
BILIOUS PILLS. They set upon the Liver. Sfo-
mach and Bowels, carrying Oh ali Bile and Foul Sc
cretiong.
The above medicines Ia he had ST ali Drug Store.
Georgetown; Il. PEEL q Co, Ale1andri..
ne lI-tr
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NoTE.IUEder tho regulations Of the department,
as heretofore and now existing, pay ment can be
Inni@ ior advertising procaIaiiOns except l., such
publishers as arr specially authorized TO publish by
the commissioners al the General and Office
an -wtisiS.p
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OCEAN STEAMERS' SAILING DAYS

Al Ths Havana mail steamers leave New YORK IN
TIE ~, lHh, l7th, and 9th Of each Dontb And
ChaTlestDn on the 9Th and 10Th eiiu
In1 CaIii1rnIn mai steamers eave New York ON
10 5th and 2lth of each month i'iA on
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vVHE GREAT VITAL. REGENERkTUR
TRlESEMARt

TRIESEM AR-PrOtsctodb by Royal Letters Pat
ent of Eng land, aud secured 10y the Seals Of the
E.cole de Pharnacie do Paris and tho Emperial Col
iege of Medicine, Vienna.
No. is Invaluable for relaxation, spermstorr9a,
and PLY steal exhaustion, and Is n tonic.
No. completely eTadicates all traces Of those dis
eases ta have been hitherto treated by the nauseOus
and pernloIous use of copavIa aud cubets.
No. has entirely suPPlanted the Injurious use of
of, dispensing all tho impurities and roofing ont the
venom Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, No. /, and 8, are prepared in the
form of lozenge, devoid of taste smell, and csr
De carried In the walstcoat pocket. SOLD IN TIN
cksks, AND DIVIDED INTO SEPARATE DOsEs 8 admin
istered by valpeau, Lallenian, Roux, Ricord, & G.,
&c: Price IS each, or four oases in ono for Sc
which saves So; and In ST cases, whereby there is
g saving Of 81: To be had wholesale and retail OF
DIX: BARROW, 1874 Bleecker st., New York. I'm.
medlatey on receiving q remittance. DR.. Barrow
VIII forward the friesemar to any part VI the world
securely packed and addressed according to the In,
struotiOnS Of the vritar N
For sale in this CITY BY FORD 4 BRO, corner of
I'd dV. Anu Tin 81. mn 3ln
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NOTICE.
u MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
nave oeon adding to my stock Of cheap andNN
useful articles, and would name TOIl.ET~0
anu CHINA SETS, cheaper than they have
ever been sold IN this city-ssts of ~ pieces w
iH -; TU MBl .ERS as low 10 cents per d0Een.
Please oali and examine at No. SIS Penn avenue,
dc 2i-6m JOHN MoDEvITT.
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J.Q LAMAR. C. HoTL. j. L. AUrRT.
L. ATT0RNRYS AT Law
Holly Spring, Miss,
Will practice ia the High Cnnrt OF Error. ard Ap
peaiS at Jack son, the Federal CouI' st pontot,,c
the Courts of the Seventh JHiicIs District of Mis-
sppi, aud will attend the Collection of Clam,
thr"nHhGut the North NisrisrIppi. 81 AZ
EROM FIFTEEN TO THIRTY PER CENT
SAVED.
All persons using Steam BoIlers would DO well IN
adopt WOODRuFE'S PATENT ANTI. FRiC-
TON STEAM AND FIRE REtiUI kIo.N.s
regulating both IRE and steam. The ADVANTAGE sra
very great IN saving fuel, preventing exuIosions.
RTereTN,u tne DolIefst and Keeping all things unl
FORM Would refer u tins Star lofice engine TooI
or L.. n. Is. q Soinider, or any of the Numerous
ID. w. HEATH, Agent,
NM INV" waShinkfnn ID e,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTfON CLAIMANTS
ENory person entitled tO the right OF rr-amption
to any oi Tho lands within tho townships ard pa Is
OF townships above enumerated IL req M Ell Ia IS
tahIsh III" same To tho satisfaction of the register
ana receiver oil The proper land office, and make
pYW'h! th'TcfOTs as soon PTdrffrabiS afSr ss,Ug
hiS notice. and before thu day appointed for the
commencement o The Puhilc sale Of tho lands ON
will be forfeited, "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

Il M ~ hACAssAR OH. a. sJRRs
~ s'- ssss iAl e. RSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

n n .oo NEW GOODS
Iii tvHGph 0oD has Just received a lot of FINE
SILfEh Plated WARE conststinS ~ ,r =
a., ice Pitchers, Fruit Baskets, Dpinr RraaSSa
Knives and f1 9asL Dishes Spoons Forks and
ay b., s,h ne % sold remarkably low Ar a. pa al
ADII,O, - mae
II and Paa,. shAIDS, Plsits, Curis, Hair Wiz,
"a 1884, DBS .D-ar oornsr Of isrh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

fNHE WONDER OF WASHINGTON IA
L GIBBS'S VEG ETABLE BALSA perform
InP almost miracles In covering ~ Bald Asads and
suFi Y vi SeAlp Diseeses, a0-Sn
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04


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