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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Sixth DISTRICT CouRr PAULINE LUCIANI. WIFE OF
of etc, VS.. HER HUSBAND,
New Orleans No. 6693. 49,. ..y,

H ~ s,IIiaaI CERTIFY, That to on the 18th
in aulipe Lucani VS. Her Husband in the words
This case submitted per written consent the
peadnes evidence fled and the Court considering that
tion of property between the plaintiff Pauline LUCIA wife Of
Robert Fenner the defendant Robert Fenner her husband
described in list xed to her petition viz
One dozen Silver Dining Forks dozen Silver Breakfast
spoons one dozen Silver Knives. two Silver Baskets Silver
Walters Silver Ladies' and Silver Set for table, and
that defendant pay the costs -
lSignedi r. X. HOWELL, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set hand and
affixed the seal of the said Court at the city Of New Orleans
this 2 Of December In the Of Lord one thou
eight hundred fifty and in the eighty
d 'ae independence u ING '"'' JSo. P SMITH Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
slxrrxE couR DE DISTRICT PAULINE LUcIANI: femme
souv.I de- Orleans y de- e'' ny " ss 81 MARI
TE CERTIFIE que lie Is decembre 1858, ju-
etc enregistre cette cour, RS rahae de
SAVIOR
Ce.te aae soumse Ia suvans commencement ecrit
sontenne en- pare iaccusatop de Ia demanderesse-
II est ordonne ct adnee gull ait une separation De 6iens
entire Ia Pauline ucan femme de- Robert Fen
deresse la eu propreare de argentee
nommee SIR la se anexee 81 netition sayoir
Une dpuzine fourchees dargeDt diner douZRtne
de fonrchees dargent eeuner dem douLane Gull
une do zane de dargen panes dargent pa
de table, ct que lie defendeur acquitte les rAis.
lsisne . R K HOWELL Jnge
En- FIJI de quot a oppose signature lie de Ia die
dams la vile de la Orleans ce 81 ceecmbre dc
de des Eta,s
d22 LIT JNO. P. SMITH, '1rehier.
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! nEDs, FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.

J. s. sIMoNDs. GEO. D. H1rE.
q SIMONDS & HITE,
~ Corner of Customhouse and I4eyee Streets, ~
~COpper, Tin aud sheet IN
Iron Workers,
Brass Founders and Fnsher Manufacturers of
Trains Clarifying and Evaporsng Pans Ferers Juice
Chmneys and Breechng Steamboat Plantation Black
smhing. Also General Dealers in
STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
We assert without fear Of contradiction that we can sell
Goods work in line cheap any
in the South.
Planters Merchants and Seamboatmen will their ad
vantage give call before purchasing contracting else
where. iy16 Iy
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Powell, Ina O;PaIion r gs. ISsfs.IIc. ~. M.-y
80 9, Tn~;s y fs4;ys,, s. X AI 80
80, 8 ser, Rcnd WIN 1920 80 ss;5.,s;M
49,. n 5 = Ts.cs ~ ~ ,suns
Coat .jno y XIII, NJ 8 Nc1ahou. & Il Tsiies +
Blair 1no Pa - ~ Z 4 Wada5 Baton
throp. "A Miller, Thos 3 Breess, BenI z Jo6neon.P
r RarroI. N u. Nv i Marlin, Pm GelSrsift. q.
j < Durham, 8 b Cimban, Boston ~ AcFariand,
W Gibbs, VIM r Gaxtley, B DAyis, YaS City ~
~ aea1e a. f povs s.isSevs se
%. r. Ehglish, JAS II Conner, 2 Smith, lAdy and
. children, Smith and child, Nm C slack, 4 Ste
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JEp,H WATERMAN, oHAs. n. WATERMAN.
~- j. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
IMPORTERS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hardware,
CUTLERY,
FLOWS,
IRON,
NAILS,
CARPENTERS,
SMITHS, AND ." -.
.~.- AGRICULTURAL TOOLS,
FISH AND SHRIMP SEINEs, ..r.a
TACKLE, NETS, etc., etc.
Ha-Agents for YOsT PLow AND sCRAPER-(Sign of
the Anvi,) No. IA MAGAZINE STREET corner of Common
street, New Orleans oily
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THE AGE, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET-rHE GEN
ets Partially which established the popnl ,rty II
The Age' placs Of rest encouraged the
thorough fitting which has beauned HI sirtngroou
pleasant and the bar il supplied With III choicest liquors
the best Of the celebrated saseac kept
dl3 # TOM OyNETI.
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- PKIESTLEY u REIN, SO AND 81 CAMP
STREET, Importers and Dealers in HARDWARE,
~ CUTLERY, IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE,

have we'll assorted stock of Foreign and Domes.
tic Hardware Cutlery American Bar Hoop Sheet
and Boiler Iron which they offering for sale atlow
agents for Hlman Brothers Premium Tennessee Iron
manufactured at the Rolling Works the Cumberland
Therroa test has superior any other made
In the United States.
and of New Jersey Copper Company.
Wenve the attention of the country Dealers planters
chants and the public generally to large and well
took. d29 Motif
n W.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
VI Warehouses; Is prepared to accommodate those
odious buildings specially s, the various articles Of
and the facilities afforded loading and unloading with the
diminished risk In Of fire. ibeng all Fire Proof he
abled to offer advantages not heretofore attained
DELTA WAREHOUSE, Of the river-For Grain and other
Produce of Front and Lafayette streets.
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Warehouse, In the
rear OF Delta 1901.
WABASH WAREHOUSE-For Lard and Bacon, Fulton
street.
Poydras.
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ANDING-FR0M SHIP SOUTH AMERICA, from
II Bordeaux FT7l
sas La Jarrieu
50 casks ClaI et-RooR ordinary.
81 hampers BorlAs-lUO each.
80 bbls. White Wine Vinegar.
For sale by
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ALWAYS on hand
full supply q g. II. Numm Co.'S essbrassd CHAM
PAGNE WINES "A IL - =
ROYAL ROSE,
CABINET, and
VKRZENAY.
Also large assortment Of Cruss els frsres RORDEAUx
WINES, in cases and casks, At various prices.
They offer also fine assortment Or -HERRYS, SPARK
LING BURGUNDY, PORT, and small invoice Of Abbott's
FALE ALE. 20 W
ga liberal discount allowed to the trade. ss
~ WIN. MURE QUENTEIL.
Agents for G. H. Mamm Co.. Rsima, and
vi Cruise fls frerss, Bords.ux,
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ToIssOLuTION OF COpARTNERsAIP.-
- The Am Of Edwards Denied dissolved from this date
Mr. " o. Depze will continue the advertising and reporting
business ior the Daily Crescent. Y EDWAKDS,s
v. G. DENTZEL.
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est boats in the trade. Her officers are hard to beat
Capt. Wade is an experienced officer and agreeable
gentleman and takes great pride in his fine packet.
Her clerk, Mr.. NJ Mccullough, is noted for his de-
meanor towards passengers; he is popular with all
who ever travel with him. The accommodations Of
this fine packet unsurpassed It is only necessary
to mention the time Of her departure to insure
crowded trip This line connects with the different
railroads, and will ticket passengers through to all
of the Northern and Eastern cities. Us
The splendid ne,c Railroad Line Steamer John
Walsh-Of late years, it has been too much the
practice, when passenger boat is about being built
for the owners to indulge in all the ridiculous ginger
bread and gewgaw ornamental elaptrap of gold leaf
and fancy plaster. A new era, however, we are
pleased to notice, is dawnng steamboat architect
ure, alike credtable to mechanical genius and to the
common sense of a business community. The new
and splendid steamer John Walsh, that has just ar
rived from Cincinnati, (where she was built is a
demonstratiye proof of this fact. Here is large,
elegant and beautifully furnished irst-class steam
boat fully equipped, ornamented and finished with
out any of the aforementioned silly expense, and, to
our eyes, abominable display.
As we have stated, she was built at Cincinnati
under the immediate supervision of her captain at
cost of 100000 cash. and she is named after worthy
citizen of St. Louis. Her dimensions we gave in
Fridays edition, but forgot to mention that she has
on board one of Lattas celebrated fire and marine
engines, which supplies the whole boat with water,
and in case of fire will be enabled to play three
streams at once. She is supplied with steam cap
stan, feghthoister, and in fact with every modern
Improvement.
The hull is said to be the best afoat, being from
choice timber. She will carry about 400 tuns, and
was built expressly for the ST. Louis and New Orleans
trade. I-' Al St
We called down to see her yesterday, and we made
up our mind that the Cincinnati workmen had in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-05

MATCH SArEs.-Were an insurance agent,
remarks writer in an exchange, would make
it an imperative rule, that every house insured
by me should be provided wi metal or ear.
then boxer, in which matches should be kent.
They are often seen lying loosely upon the shell
or in the closet, where q careless servant, an
unthinking child, or ever q mischievous mouse
may produce disastrous results with them. A
little incident has made me very careful in
this matter. One day, when about closing my
room, hastily threw q key into drawer where
were several loose papers and miscellaneous
articles, and closed Il; but just as II was closed
there was glimmer Of light within the drawer
which attracted my attention from its novelty
Opening IL, found that the key had struch
the sud Of Q friction match and fred It,
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The SKETCH CLUB OF CINCINNATI The art
ists comprising this club are in the habit of
holding stated meetings, at which sketches are
shown, made upon subjects given out previous
iy. For instance, the subject is Broke" and
iho ingenuity of the artists is shown in Illus
trating this word. The different ideas sugges-
ted were Of a creditor leaving the door Of a
broken bank-a fast horse who has broken his
gait and everything else connected with him
boy with broken knife-a fat old gentleman
In broken down swing. One Of the most elab-
crate aud affecting sketches was one in which
tne large centre piece represented scene on
nyer One or two trees are tumbled over
ana broken, and there are ugly jagged spIintsrs
ot ice round hole in the frozen sheet in the
Iofeground. Underneath are the words at
Broke. Broke" The rest Of the story is told in some
niue vignettes at the corners. In one the
mother bids her boy be careful; in another the
BOY S skating in the third the father seeks
nn setting pole for the boiy, through the
and IN the fourth the mother s.ards at the
go on which 10 stretched her sons lifeless
isps Another Ngnette, at the top, of weep
''s woman, adds to the pathos.
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Montgomery Blair has become executor
Of the late Colonel Thomas Ii. Benton, and
gave the surety for the proper performance o.
his duty. Since then, he has put up for sale
at auction, the furniture of the house occupied
by the deceased, and inserted an advertisement
to that effect in the usual form, in the Local
papers. card from VIM. Carey Jones, son.
in-law to the late Colonel, follows The advertise
ment, stating that the furniture advertised for
sale by the executor is the personal property
OF persons now in California, Calcutta, and
elsewhere, meaning, suppose, Mrs. Fremont
Mrs. BOileau, wife Of the French Minister te
Calcutta, and the other heirs. He does moi
warn, in direct terms, persons against purchase
but the implication, it seems, is sufficient t.
prevent great many from bidding on the
articles thus exposed for sale.-C0r Charleston
Courier.
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THE WASHINGTON ARrAssoc1.r,

Ns
In the February number of that exceIlep,
Art journal, "The Crayon," we find the fol.
lowing:
The exhibition of the Washington Art Asso.
citation, lately opened, contains about two hun.
dred paintings, being the fullest and best rem.
resentation Of American art this city has vet
been favored with. The National Art Conyen-
ton have held meetings, have eDjoyed the hos.
pitallties OF the city, and have adjourned 10
meet again next January. We hope to pre-
sent our readers in the next number with a
detail of proceedings. Tho best feeling pre-
vailed, and much general good was accom-
Pllshed, especially that of enlightening mem
bers OF Congress upon the art resources of the
country No steps have hitherto been taken
In oenalf OF the cause Of art, SO well cacul ated
10 mako our public familiar with it, and with
artists as class of men that have a place in
the body polite, and their right to be consid.
cred IN all public acts that relate to their pro-
fession.
Since penning the above, we have received
the following from a valued CORES pOndent:
The convention, although not numerously
attended, was very strong in the character of
the delegates, embracing some of our most
prominent names in the various cities of the
Union. Many matters of great interest to ar
tsts were brought forward for discussion and
an amiable and fraternal feeling enyendered.
mHiCn VIII uOuDtless result adVantageOusly to
the Interests Of art throughout the United
states The attention bestowed upon the del
egates by the citizens of Washington was not
the least pleasant part of the convention, the
arts being spoken about as an element of ma
tional greatness and the artists themselves sc-
knowled as worthy of attention. Although the
convention resolved to meet again next year
at the same place, an confident that when
the proper time arrives for coming together in
other cities, much good may result 10 the in
terests OF art by directing public attention to
the subject. The exhibition of American art
by the Washington Art Association is perfectly
agnifcent-decidedly, in my opinion, the
best exhibition of American works which it
has been my privilege to see in this country.
The number Of exhibitors is very large, and
embraces the first names in the art-list of the
country; and what is rather remark able is the
fact that fgure-plctures predominate consid-
erably over lanscape. L trust that the citi-
Zens of Washington, as well as the members of
our National Congress, will appreciate the
collection, and visit it as frequently as posi-
slble. 1t has been declared in that city that
there was no such thing as American art Let
the walls of that exhibition room give the an
swer. L wish that some of our croakers could
also be spectators; we would hear less of in
vestments in European pictures"
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W'tcsllabAsn.
DK. JoHNsreass, reass,r,uoRr

Dk' IohNsrppS, ,r,NopR
Has di.e0vsrsd %. moe. Certain sgssa, ..s osJ iss
prs.tsks Il, :. S.. OF .,,,s.r, IartSD.Ior.
s-A cuRE wAsR.SrsD wr 1'eII or NO cHIrer IN TWO
w..ls... Of tn. Back s,1,esr.. .s..... o, ss. r,s
srs DeS, p.scAsr.. InPessey ess
oSnf1sion IdsA P.p.uos q th. E.srt Tsn
Throat or sts is.eos. q Il. ss q ss
ssI !. esssSs.. aT,.lss from Solitary
Which render Marriage inpo-sb and destroy soth Besy
lspec.lly Who have become The victim. Of Solitary ves
70 an sntiney grave t6Sas.nss e rOass Men of As
enranoed stsong Senses wif the thnndsr, Of -
?nsncs or walked 10 sest.cy the living Tyre call
fnll coundsncs-
MARRIED PtnsoSs or foHIs Mso tsupistns Marriage
being aware OF Physic4l weakness debility
ties, Ac, speedily cured.
ously connde IN his honor sensisnss sHt essnasnfT
rely upon bic sfil as a hysieisn -
J. hans side going from Baltimore strest doors IRON
the Pan not 70 observe and number Lsssrs
DR. JOHNSTON,
Member Of the Royal COLLEGE q sSrteoe Losaoe sr.a...s
and te greater % whose s hes been spent
eted SOME Of d. mo.t sssonsns cures tsss we've s,s
known; many trOsSl.d With rHsI in the bead and
sounds frequent lasbias stt-hd.d sOas
An WIN f1ER riRrfcrIiR 81 Ss NOTICE rs i
Young Msn s7d others bo injured thenssves BY
practice INDUCED h.ba fresusny
nightly even When ssi.sp ard not cured
renders nsrrisEs Impossible and destoys sad
body. should apply {, nsdistsly.
nslsnoholy effects produoef
BY early habits of youth via: wesknsss a. s bset and
.sy 'hs s2. Rssss..
Debility, Symptoms of Cons sumptisn, &c.
NfNIILIr-TLs fearful much 10 hs
ere.aedLos Of Memory Confusion Of iess peprsssoa a
Spirits Evil Aversion 70 Society self ptrusS
duesd.
NERVOUS DEBILITY thousands can nov juos. vhst % ss
weak. pale nervous and suscissd, HAVING sibEssr sp
is, eSSFSST q s0n'snR's
when the nisguidsd and mprudsut yOtsry % pleasure
dnds he has imtbd the SEEDS Of this peiptu
discovery him applying Who
cation aud respectsbiity soue befi nd him Ne fss
ipo.psbIe curing pecuniary sbstsnos kssy him
tr6ing month Aer month, smallest
sigh overhs Calling d.aprontsn or by.ths use Of tL.s
deadly poison Aerenry hasten the symptons
ofths terrible disease such neon. Of te Bese Threat
PeriCd his dreadful BY sendinf him
that undiseOvered country whose bOarDs
DR. JOBNsroN's REMEDY TOR ORGANIC wIAKNEss
AND IAPoTRNCY.
are speedily eures vIgor restored Thosssnds q ts
mOst .Hd asbsssd who had loss eli hops have
imr edin.ns Marriage Phys Diseusli.
acations Loss Of Procrestve P0yer Nervous Irrs2b %
TemNins snd w.sEness Exhaustion 0f Ghs posi fsrl
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.
TEE MAxr TaoUskNps cured this Ins.tuon within ths
last years ana the important snrrcsl
operations performed by Doctor Johnston tnes-s<
reporters Of the paper. and other notices Of
which have appeared again and again before the public
sidss his standing gentleman Of
slItyi. snfcisni su.rsnt.e % The sfet.s. Jan ,-ly
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DEAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
IL HEALTH-MadamM MOUNTS Consumption
Destroy or, acts msgloa y on Coughs, Colds Asth
ma. Bronchitis. and Consumption. In cases Of
colds one or two bottles will effect cure at a cost
Of 50 cents Persons fIom all sections have ordered
dlnerent quantities By express 1t is purely vege-
been restored to health by it herself from deep con-
SUMPTION she recommends 1t unhesltatInkly to al Z.
Delays are dangerous. Make immediate application
II you wish to be saved. Apply at No. SSS q street
between lith and l2th or at Stott's, corner Penn.
avenue and 1th street, also, at Culves, corner 18th
street and Penn. avenue. de 9-3m
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THE GREAT AEfESE yETAt " EXPERIMENTATION 4 &

TRIESEMAK-Protected By koyaI letter. PAT
s-f of England, and occurred by the Seals Of the
Ecois &c PhsImacle de Paris and the Emreria Col
lefe Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. 10 invaluable for relaxation, spermAtorTh6a,
and pkg slcal exhaustion, and is q tonic.
No. completely eradlcates all traces OF those
diseases that have been hitherto treated BY the pal
seous and pernlcous use Of copavla and cubebs.
No. s has entirely supp anted the INJURIOUS use 81
merclry, thereby lnsuring TO the sufferer SPEEDY
Telef, dsperslng al the impurities and roofing OUT
the venom of disease.
TRIESEMAR, No. I. 2, and s. are prepared in the
be carried in the yaistcoet pocket. FOLD IN TIN
CASES. AND psvIDKpINTo sEPARhTE DOS e 90 90 MN
isteTed by Valpea2, Lalleman, k0ux. klcord, n O..
&c. PrIoe SIS each. or four cases IN one for ee,
which saves IS; ane an ~ cases, whereby thers 70
Dr. BARROW. ls7 Prince street, New Yort. Inn
msdistey on reoeivinG remittance, Dr.. Barrow viii
securely packed. and addressed according TO the in
structions Of the writer. de Ia Sm
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A AmBROTYPEs.-sMAL PRorIrs AND QUICK

A MBROTYPES
"A RETURNS.
Portraits, framed
2J cents. Any size
Portrait warranted
in best cases or
frames at N. York
prloos. Come all,
and take a sitting
for one Of those
beautiful Pictures,
and obtain the ocu-
lar proofs, at X. G..
w y . ID kE Y'S
Gallery, HAnsyl-
wanna avenue, bet.
18th and l4th streets
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nR. COOGSWE NEW MEDICAL l.
~ SALT exerts, like the vaoolne matter,
traOrdlnRry influence over the veins and arterles
resulting IN gradual dec Inc Of inflammation, as
Indicated BY the pulse, which It's nat
aIal state. as the heat, paln and fever dsappears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-05
ME PEOPLES COFFEE POT.
VA LEN TINES.
Y SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES
QUIZZiCAL XALEsENSTiNIEs,

-. OUWIChL y n n En.IT = ~, ~ - = -,
and ID streets. from Europe, the most beautiful as
scrtment of VALENTIN ES ever offered in this
CITY
IL We invite the admirers of the beautiful to
CAL and examine. TIE trade supplied on liberal
terms. jas9
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nR. C0G6SwELL'S NEW MEDICAL
H SALT does iust v hat 10 claims to do-no more,
no less-eszsiIzes the fluids 10y removing from the
system al erter,a and yenous distractions. De
serip,iUs CiTesQys may be obtained from any drug
fist who has this valuable medicine for sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-05

ID MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
RnF JOHN e; SChEEL; ~ vs o,san In..ons ", ~
either to single pupils or classes IN Vocal or&YX
Instrumental Music-the Organ, Piano. Me S&>
lodeon 60 His terms are reasonable and accom-
ne, and his attentions assiduous He Will
with pleasure refer oil 70 the pest musical
his Of teachnE and the progress made BY his
numerous resident pupils. DE can be seen either
and Penn. avenue, or at his residence, No. 81 Penn.
avenue, near the Circle. Ia H-1m
LIAR. Tooth Mail, and Bandolins Brushes, at
near 18th streAt. 22srn
DOWLANDs MACASSAR OIL st 6lpBs'S
n HAH ot0eo, 70, sv., noA1 lsth st, daSp =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-05

VERY FINE WATCHES.-I have now in store
v 8 lot of very superior GOLD and SILL q
YER WATCHES, and with large addi- "a
tIonal stock this day received, must ba run XII
OF will therefore offer them very oheap, SAAAk
jail H.O. HOOD.
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nR CnG GSWELL'S NEW Nj L
burn q Co, WIllards' Hotel; J. n. Moore, Pam.
ave-, below 18th sts; r. u Gardner, opposite
Pa ave.; ;. ". Waite, 626 7th st.. and r. :. Walsh.
sos 9tk ct. east; IL Georsetovn by &. II. Cissel;
ll0 Bridge st., and g. n. Bernsrd Co, Bridge and
High sts.; In Alexandria bv Peel Stevens, and by
ali Druggists wherever the Star ia read. hs u 10
s0l SsteRt & meo0,ne out dne prsse1S,eS s & ca
MedIcalSait. " B.-For teztimoulSls and diree-
nsn, gee qireelsr DR.. Co6GswELL's NEW
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nR. COG6sWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
~ sALr Get 2 o[suisr Ask any DruEEIst about
about the New Medical salt III SICK, fry n nOt
siok yspat p1Sey the New Medical Salt.
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nR. COGGSwELL'S ANTIPHLOGIST1C
u SALT. Acute pack .sss. 81; Ch,oSlc DO. sa6o:
receipt of price. InyaIds with chronic or loRs
standing Diseases sho9ld svsIs order a ehrosIs
pook ct, Phila. N. B.-AEents wanted in every
CIty, Town, and Niilsge
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NOTICE,

MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
have been adding TO my stock Of cheap and
useful articles. and would name TOILETH
and CHINA SETS, cheaper than they have~
ever been sold IN this oity-sets OF a pieces
for Sft ftTUMBLERS as low ~ - cents per dozen
Please ca and examine at No. SIS Penn. svenue
0eisses De- q ,s@ g'n An0 lO'h JOHN MoDEvITT.
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10 q. e. LAMAR. c. Il. MOTT. y. Z. AuTRy.
I A&AR, MOTT AUTRY,
IL ATTORNE YS-ATLAW.
HoLLI SrsiEss, MISC
peals at yaokso the Federal Court at Pontotoo,
the Courts Of the Seventh yudlmAl District of Mn-
slssippi, and viii sttend to the Collection Of
throlSAeHt North AisslaalDSl. seuu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-05

COAND SEX THE PIANO for 9S.
N 60 and see the Piano for $50.
60 and see the Piano for $50.
60 and see the Piano for SIS,
60 and see the Piano for SIOo,
60 and see the Piano tor s Is.
60 and see the PI4nO for $3.50,
60 and see the Piano for Sl75-at EIIJS'S
feS Pa ave-. bet. 9th and 10th sis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-05

CA X X A q Z D.
L IL Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory making il now one OF the iergest. :. R4A =
in the District, where his facilities for2
manufacturing all kinds of CAR-&SE
RlAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the bust
ness, he hopes to give general satisfSotion.
AL kinds Of Carriages and Light WsxoLs kept On
All REPAIRS neatly done, and ell orders prompt
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for nsv
ones. ANDREW J, JOYCE,
d10-d corner OF 18th and y sts.