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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-22

WAsHING TON THEA TIRE.
THE ULLMAN AND sTRAKosCH
OPERA COMPANY,
FROM THE Niw YORK AcAprNr OF Music.
Nest Positively, the Last Three FareseH Nights.
,NSIreEGThs s.le for Al tn. remaining sfsrsy.n
nlgnn vii c2mmsnce this morning at w. q. met
Tickets nav iiks9i.e Be had Al he door o. the
evening Of the performances.
THIS (ThursdayD EVENING, at 9 O'Clock.
COLS0N'S Last Night but One.
LA TRAvIATA.
CoLsoN, MAccATERRI, AMopIo, &c.
TO MORROW. tFRIDAYJ
Benefit and Farewell Night Of
Miss ADELINA PATTI.
LA sOMNAMBULA.
Which will be given with magnificent and oom-
Miss PArrI in her great role OF. ..Amina
AMopIo a1.--.--.--.-..--. The Count
On SATURDAY, (close of the Season.,
Benefit and Farewell Night Of
MADAME COLsON.
First appearance Of the Great Bssso,
sirnor MARCEL JUNcA.
FIRST and only night Of verdis new and celebrated
TIE srcIE{sNs G%9EspERs.
With complete and great cast, including =,
CoLsos, sTioKLLi, FEhki, JuNcA.
nDD FELLOWS HALL. ,
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.
Commencing on MONDAY, March %.
The OLD FAvoRITEs ONCE MORE.
THE BAND INFINITELY Better THAN
FRANK CoNvERsE's
Original Campbell Ministries!
ComprisIng the largest and most EN- oient po rton
OF ne lst, Matt Peale's GomIsny, with number
FIFTEEN PICKED MUSICIANS AND PERroRMKRs.
Who, Individually or collectively, az ever,
CHALLENGE THE WORLD,
Will commence q series Of SIX Of their
UNIQUE AND CHAsIE ENTERTAINMENTS,
Az above stated.
AN ENTIRE NEW FEATURE
Will be Introduced by the Company, viz That Of
having everything on tseir programme
ENTIRELY NEW.
NO worn out thoruses, Songs, Overtures, DO,
NO ancient p &c, mems OF vat,
No dllapidsted dances
Everything brilliant; pathetic
And psintive ballads,
Inspiring aud soni stirring Sings,
Sparkling ebulitions Of Wit,
Enchanting Overtures,
Fascinating Dances, dc,
The Programme. to which the public attention 10
WILL SPEAK FOR ITSELF.
Admittauoe-as usual-25 cents
Doors open at = performance In commence attn.
FOR full particulars see Psogramms
tLatc Secretary Of Matt Pee,t
mar z ~ Agent and Buslness Directors
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G100 away from the subaori-
plCUO Der on Tuesday. the Goth instant. -
= TESRo VAN JACK, who calls himself q
Jackson Brown. SAID negro is about feet8 IA
oShs re hs Oh ibs utGs DARK wear, sm. side
he left sit OF drab fuled Cloth: he bss vs,,on.
0, o, clothing not recoected he has small lump
violin in black case with him. I viii give Ns9
fo on MS sRP tS il taken in Prince Georges
reward il taken elsewhere; in either case To he se
cured jail so may get him again.
RICHARD N. DARNALL,
near Biadensburg,
mar 2-St. Prince GaOrga,a nnunfy Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-22

Inc Constitutions discusses what Ii calls the Van
wyekian SANDER In regard to burning slaves in
the South. "
The Insefl,seneer is devoted To Cono,...,o,,,
proceedings and news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-22

S'NAPOLEONIC IDEAS"-Ths great polIti-
Translated by Jas: A Dorr. Price 81 cents.
For sale at the wv ashingtnn Bookstore"
mar % s. TAYLOR MAURY, S34 Pa ay.
FOR SALE-0ne HACK and HARNESS, IN
L good order Terms S25 per month. arm q
f.. W "; Al TT; ; a Ne HOsTLER &c
mar p ST. ''
NEI:IE'S FRENCH SHOES-I have inst. re-
~ c'lved an assoI tment of the above 90
Sh"es tstyle Moliere or broad strapI of
fa'ent Leather, suitable for Spring wear.
HARMON Burns,
dOS Pa. av., b. tween AZ and 81 h SITS,
mar zz-WSw Nea- National HotA
THE ATTENTION OF ENGINEERS,
Architects and Builders is called to a valuable
realise on tho st1ength of Materials, with Illus
Price 10 cents. Just publ 81 ed, and for sale AZ
PHILIP & SOLOMUNS'
Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa. av.
Sole Agents for Laurence g Stationery, dc. mAraq
D, c. SNYDER.
Z NJ ER N ID GAS FILTER,
South SIDE Of Penn. tcest Of 1Ih street and
opposite the KirkUood House,
publ, that he is prepared to furnish them a th q
r. lsl1 ,s, conn, tel with the PLUMBING AND
GAS FITTING BUSINESS. such as
Bath Tubs. Water Closets, Urinais Wa shstauds
ShOtCeTs, BldefS. Hydrdnts, Pumps, Rams, Form,
ta,ns R"bber Hose and Gas FIXTURES Of erery de-
scripttOn
He will INTRODUCES Water and Gas upon the most
reasonable terms and guarantee satisfaction.
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PHREN0LOGY,
PHrLHAKMoNIc HAIL. wAsHrssros, &GR&
commencing URNSn
WEDNESDAY EVENING, U(p2
March 2lst. WlE
Doors open att; lectures commence
at O'Clock. "
lecture % cents. \
First-How TO Read Character Scientifically:
Philosophy ard Proofs of phrenoloey the Ten
pc anlents; Ssco;.d-Location, Anslysi and Com
bination Of the Phrenologlca faculties Eormsti IN
of Character Third-Our Social Relations,
Continueloe cf the Race Who should and w ~
Should Not Marry the Right Age, jealousy
Its Cause and Care Beaut. and Fashion Choic.
Of Compsnionsi Courtshp and Marriage. Fourth
Choice Of The Most Appropriate Occupations or
Pursuits Of Life. pointing out the avoceuons 20
which each person s best adapted. FiRh-Inte-
,ectual Culture ano Self Improvement; Memory
How to Become Good Thinkers, Writers, aud
Speakers; the BASIS Of Success in BUSINESS, &c.
Sixtn.On the Perfectlon Of Character, the Right
Gorernment, Training, and Proper Direction OF
Chlldren. with advice TO young men and women
on Self Culture, &c. Private examinations daily,
with charts and full written descriptions of char
acteI. b, PR Of. FOwLER: IN the lecture room.
Phi harmonic Bal, corner Pa. avenue and II;h ST.
mar 20 D3t& wit
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BOARDING,

ROARD.-A gentleman and LADY, or two mr. tb,es
- sinsle gentlemen, can find Rooms and Hoard
oy addressing X. j. B., Poat Office, Washington
wy. mar 2l-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-22

DIANO STOOLS AND COVERS new lot
Z Just oeened at Chiokef ing & Sons Piano Deoot
500 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts
mar II JOHN +, ELLIS
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LOST AND FOUND.

THE BOOKS FROM THE GREAT SALE
v.noa DGetns vii be sold OFF quick. at q small sd-
o oaIpsnt Emory, Pacific Rsiiroad, Giiiss and eli
ot mel, Ss ;, ports ALFRED HUNTER,
moi q Ss Under WillaTde' Hotel.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
New Butchery.

CE1 The undersigned respectfully informs the
G-public that he has purchased the old and
well known Buichery OF +. Smith. and that he
intends to keep his stall well supplied with the
best Object, Mutton, Pork, &c. BY a stIict al
iention TO his business in the above respect, he
hopes to have a share OF public patronage. and
particularly the patronage OF Nj. Smiths old
customers.
2. =. The carts will run as usual down the
Coast and 10 the Park,
dec25-lm BERTRAM BEYRIS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
Report of Committee on Credentials

The report OF the COMMITTEE on Creden.
tials was then called for, when Mr.. krum, the
Chairman, rose and submitted the majority
report.
l.. The report recapitulates the resolution
adopted bv the convention at Charleston on
its adjournment. requesting the States which
seeded from that convention, to fill the pla.
ces Of the seceders.
.. II also rccapitulates the resolution
adopted at Baltimore, referring the claims Of
contested seats to the Committee on Creden.
iialSA
3. The committee reports that they re.
ccivcd no contesting claims or credentials Of
any kind from the States Of South Carolina or
Florida.
l.. The States Of Mississippi and Texas
also have no contesIing delegates.
3. From Arkansas there are three seats
contested. The committee report in favor of
giving the new delegates the seats of the Sc.
cedcrS.
e.. They report in favor Of giving Cbadte,
Of Massachusetts,, a seat in the convention, in
place OF Hallett.
Z. Dir. O'Pallon, Of the Eight District Of
Missouri, is also admitted to a seat in the con-
yentiop lie is n Douglas man.
s. The Louisiana contestants are admitted,
and ID. seceders from Charleston ousted.
. Both delegations from Georria are ad-
mitteu, and the vote of the Senate to be cast
half by each.
20. Messrs. Whitley and Blyard are ad-
mitted IRON Delaware.
The report is signed by the chairman, and
was adopted in the committee by a vote Of l6
TO 8.
las report most decidedly favors the nom
ina:ion Of D5uslas.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
Situation Nv Oyerseer Wanted.

4 GENTLEMAN long experienced with the
"A business Us also with machinery. and every
thing pertaining to a Sugar Plantation, is DESTROYS
of getting an Overseer's berth in this parish
The best of references given. Apply 70 this Of
flee Tor further particulars. apl4
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23

Mr.. Krum, the chairman, said the labors oil
the committee had been difficult and arduous'
but that they had performed their duty to the
best of their abilities.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23

4 CONrENTED WIFE.-It is q blessed
thing for a poor nan to have a content
cd, loving wife-one who would not wish
TO live in style over her husbands in
come, just because her next door neigh
Dor does-one who can be happy in the
love of her husband, her home, and its
beautiful duties, without asking the
world for its smiles or its favors.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
Coffee House. Boarding House. Liv-
cry Stable.
MAURICE MARK

INFORMS his friends and the
l. public generally, ihot he has ~MH
opened his new house, on Bank ET4T[~
street, since the iih OF July, where @D~
he is finely situated 10 accoumo-AN
date Boarders and transient visitors, on reasoua-
bic terms. His table shall always be furnished
with the best the marker afforGs.
His COFFEE HOUSE will always be sup
piled with The best OF Liquors, Wine, Lager
Beer, &c.
His STABLE cannot I've surpassed; aud all an-
finals entrusted 10 his care shall meet with the
most diligent attention.
He confidently hopes that bis cd friends will
not forget him. Planters and others from the
co mtry will have heir horses and bugg'es' proper
ly taken care of at all times. and as good a dinner
and vine as the town affords, Tor themselves and
friends. sep}
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
The Minority Report.

hAHA
delegates from Texas, Louisiana Alabama,
Mississippi and Georgia.
II also recommends that the delegates from
Florida be invited to seats in the convention.
The minority report was received with
great applause from the floor and galleries.
Mr.. Ginings, of Maryland, another Of the
committee. made a separate and individual
report, differing from both the other-. He
also gave notice of his intention TO move an
amendment to the majority report.
STILL LATER.
Having been favored with an Evening Pic.
ayune of yesterday by the St. Louis steamer
| Choctaw, we are enabled to give the news to
| our patrons in Sc hours from Baltimore!
Fourth Day, ] P. M-Mr. Ludlow, of New
York, asked a few moments indulgence, as
his delegation was nnprepared for the report,
to which they had objections. lie made q
motion for the vote to be taken, which was
negatived.
A quarrel then ensued between Me>srs.
Randall and Montgomery, Of Penn, about the
manner in which tickets Of admission had
been distributed. The lie was giyen-great
excitement and rushing around Of delegates
when the Convention adjourned.
After which Mr.. Montgomery and a son Of
Mr.. Randall had a terrible fist fight on the
street. Blood flowed freely. The difficulty
still unadjusted. Mr.. Montgomery is Il Doug
lasite.
There will be no withdrawal on the part Of
the secessi0niSts until they see how the Con
vention acts upon the majority report. If it
is adopted. the Southern delegates will then
secede and convene in the Maryland Institute
Hall, which they have engaged.
The difficulty between Messrs Hindman
and Hooper, the Arkansas gentlemen, remains
unadiu>ted. The former refused the %latter's
challenge, stating he was not his equal, when
Hooper posted him as a coward.
The New York delegation resolves to sus.
tain the majority report.
The President Of the Richmond Convention
and several Cccedlng delegates are in Rich.
mond, to assemble and adjourn over from day
to day, till the result Of the Baltimore Con
vention is known.
D p. Mir. Stevens, Of Oregon, moved
that the minority report be adopted, and the
majority report laid on the table. The ares
and nays were called, and the motion lost by
a vote Of 100 to liz. This is the test vote OF
the Douglas and anti. Douglas strength in the
Convention.
The Convention then proceeded to vote on
the majority report. resolution by resolution
separately. That admitting the Donaldson
Vile delegates from this State WIS adopted by
a vote of l53 to %.
The whole report will be adopted by nearly
the same vote.
a separate Geographic despatch says that
Douglas and BENZ. Fitzpatrick will certainly
be nsninated by the Baltimore Convention.
The dispatches in the morning and evening
edition Of the Picayune are very voluminous,
but the above may be taken as a fair abstract
embracing everything Of interest.
4 CONTENTED WIFE.-It is q blessed
thing for a poor man to have a content
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
The Very Latest.
National Democratic Convention.
IN SESSION AT BALTIMORE.

We held our paper back from distribution
to-day, that we might give the very latest in
teIisence from Baltimore, knowing and ap-
preciating the anxiety Of our subscribers TO
get tho news from the Convention the result
Of the proceedings of which is to have such
an important bearing upon the future Of our
country and the Democratic party.
Dispatches relative to the proceedings Of n
tate hour Of the Third Day, state that a split
on the fourth or following day is considered
certain, and that Todd. Of Ohio, it was
thought, would succeed Gushing in the Pre-
sidency OF the Convention in Baltimore. Bal.
timore is boiling with excitement. Everybody
thinking the hour critical, and that the fate OF
tho country depends upon the issue.
There was a great meeting at night in front
Of the Gilmore House, at which W. l.. YAM
cey spoke. He said the Douglasite pettifog
gers who called him a Disunionist ''!icd in
their teeth" .
FOURTH DAY.
TnURsDAY.--"Reports Of the Committee on
Credentials'--"The Majority Report admits
the Donaldsonville Delegates and Gusts the
Charleston Seeding Delesates"-"The Floor
Gives Way"-"Quarreling" "Fighting'-
Posting" &c. &c.
Just as the Convention was called to order
in tue morning, the floor gave way. letting a
portion Of the Pennsy lvania and New York
delegations into the orchestra-no one hurt.
The Convention adjourned for an hour and a
haif. When it again met the reports OF the
Committee on Credentials were read.
The majority report admits the Donaldson.
vile delegates and Gusts the others.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
Il WILSON
SEWING
Paul MOrpIIy of Creation.

The following is the published r-por; Of the
Pennsylvania STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY, on awarding the premiums at thr
conclusion OF their Fair, al Pittsburg, on the Isl
OF October last:
The Committee have given a full opportunity
to the exhibitors OF several Sewing Machines, to
snow and explain their several articles. ana alter
a close investigation have concluded. while
Singer Machine Tor heavy work is equal TO any
aud also AN excellent Machine for general u>-,
Grover x Bakers Is more simple in its c~onstrac-
lion. and equal in lis ability TO perform Tor general
purposes; bu: without disparaging The merits OF
either ofihe above, the Committee ieel constrain
ED 10 award a d ploma 10 TIE Wheeler e Wilson
Machine as being The best tor all family purposes
,>isnedl II. b. MOURHEAD,
MOSES r. EATON,
WI. MURDOCH.
JOHN a. SMALL.
T.na
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-18

LNO. ~ t~rntft t'' l" '''' SS't ''Ss'
,ooo w
Paid up Capital and Surplus 2l9a,lli w
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
rsiNIS old and responsible Company insurcs
! against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description of property, and offers to Aa'caants
and others desiring Insurance, the security oi an
actual Capital o: ST. 29S, 500, ior ;he whole OF which,
and for any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE, even to the extent oil
their entire fortunes The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and rs 4 large portion OF
these are persons OF great wealth. the most ample
provisions exist Tor meeting every possible cialm
AGAINST the Company.
SUBJECT To THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In appo;ntine an Agent for the United States,
the Company has empowered him "to appear 10
and accept any action or legal proceedings lnStl-
tut.d against or by said Company, in the same
manner as if the Company were L Corporation or
Company established by The Laws Of the United
States, or a,;y OF the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL, PERMANENT FUND uAS BEES PLACED
AT THE DISPOSAL or TIL Agent AT PHILADELPHIA,
TO ENABLE RIM 70 ADJUST AND PROMPTLY rAI ALL
Losses. WITHOUT nEFEEEEcE 10 hoNnoS
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Company has always
been :. liberal one towards Policy Holders. NoJuSt
claim has ever been disputed and prompt pay
mcnt of losses i; Il standing rulc. During the
past year. losses exceeding S52j,oo0 were paid
Losses pa;l aS soon the amount Is aSccrtalned.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income Of the Company is now about ST.
0aa, 400, increasing gradually each year. showing
tina; Il has the confidence Of the different c"ln,nu
mites in which business is done.
RATE or PREMIUM.
The Rate Of Premium vii! he moderate, ana IN
all cases Will be based 1pon TIE c:araccr ~ ihe
owner or occupant. and the merits 81 the risk.
The conditions ot Insurance ARE 'rame, win the
CREATES; liherality.
JAMES 7. CLOSE. Agent.
- Office in Exchange Block, ou King street.
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JAMES c. NEVETT,

Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,
0rru>ITH PIONEER MILLS,
IS NOW receiving his fall supplies Of GUhNOS
l. and FERTILIZERS, A. follow:
No. | PERUVIAN GrASo, direct importation.
CAilroRNIA GtANo, Of recent importation, an
a,yzing S per cent. Ammonia.
RUYlNS1N'S No. ! MANIPULATED GrANo, 4
superior article. warranted equal 10 any in the
market.
IcHAnoE Gra<a, from Sal!an"a Bay, A.ri-
ca anal dying II per cent Ammonia. warranted
genuine.
BAKERS G>LA>p GyA>o, analy2ing $ 20 50 per
cent Bone Phosphate Lime.
DrBrEG'S No. Syr"E PUo>pH\rE or LIVE.
No. COLumEl,S GCASo.
No. | NAEAsSA GLAHo.
4. \. MEXlCAH GtAHp.
PULyEHIZEp BONES.
All Of which are warranted t. bc Of the best
quality, and will be sold in large small quanti-
ties IT The lowest marked rates aug j.
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FOR REET.

"a FOR RENT-A three story DWELLING
...s. -i...s. 10 / 81. on Washington street, between
priucc and Duzc streets lately occupied by Com.
Moore Possession given Immediately. Apply to
Mrs. ANNE II. LLOYD,
au- Elf on Washington st.. corner Of Queen.
TT, FOR RENT.-Thc new brick " :. Z +
HOUSE No. Il King street Apply to
aug 2i-dtf :E3Rl bEGH.
~ F0R Kt+NT.-TAe ihree story STORE.
Sa::i; No. ~, king-strcc;. #ith the three story
WAREHOUSE in the rear. Apply 10
mh 3--tf JAMES 7. SMITH.
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HAY PRESSES.
IEGEESoLL'S IMPROVED PORTABLE IA!
IpEccGs

I
TT WILL ie observed tha! This press !$eXtreme-
/ ly simple and cheap in its construction while
at the same time it is strong and powerful, it is
also vary compact and convenient, readily NOV
cd from place to place. The time occupied in pres
sing is about one minute, and the amount Of pres
sing given on each end Of The beam, ten tons if
required. We Hrr prepared to gil orders for any
Of the different sizes at short notice. A sample
machine can be seen at our ware rooms.
ADDISON, WALLACE u Co,
aug lS--eo,f No. IS King street.
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CIDER. MILLS.
HICROK's PORTABLE KEY STONE CIDE


hiGhUh > TUnl - Dill MI oaOaE IlucN
MILLS.
H1IilS admirable machine is now ready for the
/ fruit harvest Of 1860. 1t is, t possible, made
better than ever before, and well worthy the attep-
ton Of all farmers wanting machines.
II has Ii" superior il the market, and is the only
machine that vii! properly grind grapes. We
have good supply ot the machines now on hand,
and offer them for sale Ut manufacturers prices.
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
aug lS-eo;t No. 25 King street.
4 LEXANDRlA LIB RARI COMPANY
- Library kept IN the south room, irst-Gtory,
Of the LYCECM HALL, = ". corner o. Prince and
Washington streets. Open every day from to I
o'clock, P. NJ. Annua! subscriptions. 50; six
mo"ths, Sl.54; ;i:ree months, 81. Volume. in
Library, nearly J.l0o.
Presideat-R. l.. CAeSE, JR.
Wee Pre>ident--SlLsANr, InLEH, LR.
--DiHEIT1;S:--
Sylvester S....tr Andrew .jamlrsGn,
James :. Hsilowcil. Edga: Snowdsn, jr,
Benjamin Barton, Elisha }. Miller.
George y. Fowl. Stephen Swain.
John 4. Mlbun, '"an west.
Treasurer Andrew Jamios0u.
my Sly j. SAINT. WIMSATT, Librarian.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS
INCREASED ACNVMMODATION.

INEKEA~ ED AItUM
u 60. THE "DIAMoND STATE" Capt
IL IS Jacob kerwin, vii! leave Alexandria,
on Saturday. at = o'clock. 7. NJ, and returning.
will leave Baltimore on Wednesday, AT / o'clock,
P NJ, OF earlier If loaded. and sll surplus freight
vii! bc taken by the 81. Nicholas.
xTas~ The 'ST. NlCli0LAS.' Captain
amucl GUY, will leave Washington
At o'clock, AMI Alexandria at o'clock, a. NJ,
oa Saturday morning, and returning. will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday at t o'clock, ?. NJ, and
will cull at the following landings TO land and
receive passengers and freight Point Lookout
Fori's. Bro,ms. and Coats Wharye>. Piney
Point, Stones Wharf, Cha?pcl Point, Popo's
Creek. and all the established upper landings on
the MARYLAND Shore. and Waite Point. Matthias
Point, aal BoydS Hole. on the Eirnisia Shore.
i..o WHEAT Il BRO, Agents.
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II e w II r. = y ~ u {. IL - ~
The iayorite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James
Harper mas recently been put in complete order,
having had sidoi to her former accommodations
/ spacious saloon and fourteen comfortable state
rooms. with entire new bedding and other tuTni-
tare AMI will until the I'D September next. leave
Baltimore EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOCN:
s six instead Of four o'ciock-thuS attording pas
s.Egers and shippers two hours more III Baltimore,
and arriving at Point AoUkou. and h!usale 1t
more convenient hours in the morning. Return
iny. the Columbia will leave RjleyS wharf. " ash
ias;on. EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
six, and Alexandria at seven o'clock, calling at
all tho usual stopping places, going and returning,
to land and receive passengers and freight.
Since the COLUMBIA has been enlarged, II
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
sliitions to her usual freight. shippers there
fore having large lots of guano, pig iron, aud 9th
trag ght. have them carried by Speclai agree
mutt, Ola terms mutually advantageous. on apph-
cation /" the following agents.
CHAS. WOkTillNGT0N, Baltimore.
WHEAT ( BROTHER, Alexandria.
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l.Is- CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.-The subscriber will send Tree Of
cbo,yc) to all who desire it, the Recipe and direc
tons for making simple Vegetable Bolm, that
will, in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Blotchcs 7ca, freckles, Sallowness, aud all lmpu-
rites and roughncss Of the Skin leaving the same
as Nature intended it should be-soft, oltay,
smooth, and bcomifui. Those desiring the Recipe.
with full instructions, and advice, Will please cal
or address with return postsge.l
JAS. T. MARSHALL.
Practical CREMIsT.
No. - City Building, n. York.
New York. aug 2--d3mo