davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

R6rWe made visit up on Second street
Yesterday evening, commencing at the Phil
lips Building, and passed on around to Jeaer-
son street. and fetching up at the Saddle
and Harness establishment of Crew IL War
ford. We commenced at Paynes, and after
taking a good look at the whaling lot of good
and pretty books, &c, we were conducted
through the sewing machine rooms, where we
saw the machines at work. and examined the
quality done. One Of the greatest curiosities
Of the place was the knitting machine--a new
thing, which viii make II stocking in short
order; will make the stockings for family, no
matter how large, and any child can soon be
learned TO work it.
We looked into the Drug Store of Doc Stew
art, and saw by his pleasant phiz that he was
doing well; he and his clerks were too busy
to talk
We next called in at the Store of John, Van
Doren d Co., Phillips Building corner OF Main
and Second and took survey Of the stacks Of
nice dry goods domestics, carpets, cloaks, &c,
&c, from the basement to the upper rooms
every nook-ah, those pretty fall and winter
cloaks was filed, and the ladies had already
found it out, for they were there keeping trade
| lively
At Barlow 4 Heckler's, S, every thing was lively
| ana SLlfflnB, anu OnticA OobAhSh eeDOA@'
we're thronged. We called in at Finke Leg
lers clothing institution, and at OBrien s.
the former were as busy as tailors and the lat
Ter as nailers-busy, busy, busy trade active
Then we looked in at Darst 4 Herchelrode's s
and at uumps, at Perrine, Lytle& Shaws and
at Ayers Clingman's. We found them all
lively, and we concluded Second street from
Main to jefferson was fully alive, and thai
the public was fully aware Of it.
From Second We turned down Jefferson
making short call on those clever tonsorla
professors, Kunz 4 Heinz, we edged into thu
establishment Of Crew 4 WaFford, where w
saw the prettiest set of coach or carriage har
ness in this country. 1t far surpassed any
thing we ever saw at State Fairs or Mechanics
Ins, tutes. The maker Of this set has manu-
facalred harness for fairs In several States
and in England, and his work has taken tn
first premium every where. He is oonhden
that this is the best set he ever made. III
harness and other work have been entered a
the Fair and we hope our readers will be par
ticular to examine them. The harness ar
, euriosities Of perfection, aud every stitch
the thousands in them was put Ia by hant
, Keep look ont for Crew & Warfords case
Saddlery and Harness Mt Manufacturers Hal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

NOR sALE-7wo acres of land, with store house
II and dwelling house on II, situated IN West Souot',
sclIe county Ohio, 90 miles west Of Dayton, on me
Daytfn and Western Railroad. The storehouse " OF
ergF 40 by 90 feet two stories high situated innedl-
ately on the railroad The dwelling is near the store
a frame eottage containing Ave rooms and p0reh !
viii sell s,id property very low and easy payments
Enquire on the premises, or OF ,,,, ~.
jan2l y. W. Sohils, i'2t-,
4 AND WARRANTS bought and sold !o,,v,
~ apl ~
NOR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT, on Main 81,
II ~ squares from the Court House, and known as
the Teinperance House, The house is well calculated
for hotel or boarding house. Lot 49a 'front.' l4' iee'
'eS9 wa so i''' HENRY KIssINGER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
gLnst.

HARVEST HOME PIC NIC-REWARp.- =
pocket t4se Of Surgical Instruments was lost ut
finder win he erny rewardedby leaving it at this Of
tne Au23w6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
"Over the Rhine

SMITH STREET, near Brown;
JONES STREET, between Brown and Jefiereoni
GREEN STREET Jefitrson and Tecumseh.
JtCKSON sT, Fifh and Van Bureu,
WAYNE STREET, South OF Fifhi
BAINBRIDGE ST, North Of "
CLINTON STREET, near Third,
SECOND STREET Esst Of Webster
These are many Of them very choice pieces Of property
and All are ofeTed low. have besides those above
enumerated large amount OF very cheap property In
the snhurbs for sale ami trade.
CHAs. +. CLARKE. Real Estate Agent.
ie2s Clrgg's Bmlding, Third VI,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
9ailg empire.


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER a, 1860
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
I9tants.
Flax Seed Wanted.

on nnn BUSHELS FLAX SEED WANTED
ZU,uuU We will pay
al OF
Per hiahel for understandable seed.
y23tlawml : II. HERMAN &SON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

HORRIBLE MrRDsR-At Cincinnati, on We'd
nesday, an lrishman named Patrick McHugh,
approached his wife whilst she was at friend !:
house, placed his arm around her neck and cut
her throat with razor. The stroke was given
with so much power as to cut away even part OF
the vertebrae. The woman died almost instantly
McHugh had recently been liberated from the
Penitentiary, where he had served sentence fol
deadly assault upon his wife.
IL The House of Representatives of Louisians
on the I'd instant tabled, by vote of nearly three
10 one, proposition to remove the seat of govern
nent Of that State from Baton Rouge to New
Orleans.
ID Essex county, Mass has contribute 81 SO,
Tor the Mount Vernon Funds, besides amounts re
eetved through Hon. Edward Everett for his ora.
ton.
IL Mr.. Samuel Prescott, Of Forge village died
on Tuesday, making the third death from vacci-
nation In Westford, CT. There are several bad
cases now.
W A NJ Ball, Esq =, at present Master A rmore,
at Harper's Ferry, has received the appointm en-,
OF Mast Armorer Of the Virginia State Armory
IL Seven hundred and nineteen 10 the full
number proposed for the Philadelphia Police bill
now before the Legislature.
10 Howard county md. court meets on Mon.
day next Talbert charged with the murder OF
Goldsborough, is then to be tried
u To Delaware Republican has the name O,
Edward Bates at its head for President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
PR9P66SRsA Akt F Sa PFE,N FF TIE s
UNITED STATES.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PusLIc PRINrINof
WasHTNgTOS. Eabruary II lQ,,0 z

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PusLIc PRINTING!
WAsHINSToS, February Ia, 1850.
ton Of the act Of Consre-s emitted An act - MAJ
Ing appropriations to defray the dehcercies in the
department for the 6scaI year ending the sStS Of
5aR s. 1873 and pt FIR The support Of the Pes
Sth Of JUNE 1850" sppro1ed Fesruses Is p.soe tho
sh.ttp Proposal: will be received until TH,,-
doyi me Snth day Of Mnrot, 1850; at u o'clock
the Post ofces in the Cuited states for four years
![ ts tn IN. LIT day Ct April. 1882 olddsrs will STATE
An; Which they PToSos. 20 f pnss he
The contractor will b. required to exscuts
fTomPty al reqnis:ti tons made ypon him for
Banks. and TO deliver them at such points and To
f9Sn persons a. the SupeIlLtendrnt the Puhlp
General hail design 10 be specissd in the ooe
tract. and whose receipt thereof will be necessary
tractor vii also be required 70 enclose in each
package OF Blanks a circular receipt from the
osrtents Of said pa tsss T. b. torbed TO the .se
pertn nd all such packages bundles Of Blsnks
vita wTsppers secusey I'D Win tn nse sSS
plsinIy directed 10 The Assrt Postmsst.r 70
Bidders wi h@ required % furnish sal factory
evld noe .I their ability and ski: do the WORK.
Of propose viii b"furnshed app c1tIon AZ this
once. san nn .; val he entertained unless made m
TIE paper on Shich thess banks are 10 be printed
VII DC 20 the contractor from time 70 time
cost for transPo tauon. in wsshinston CT, or New
cost q. trsnsp, ration does Dot exc 4 that from
NeT ioik 10 washington City. IL requIr. d Co he
portat15 must be bore by the contractor for PRINT
Propose wi oe addressed to yoHs Bx
superIItendent ofthe Public Printing wassins
topt and eDdor cd Proposals for Pm tnr Rls
To he published three times a week untii the
Tth day Of March 10 the Constitution, Evep;ns
star q d States and Union, Washington. snahiS
Gan, Baln more; Pennsy lyanan aud Ar1us bils
oephia; Day Book. New York, and Poet Ro,ton
Feb 10 Stavt Mar n S DoSeoh'l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

SelnnDs, frAneks &, Wfuarof Nov
6tnIvorsns So0es 80 49,
SsSnton. Benj,, Hysfps, - PennCivSna
Stevsus, fhoddfIk . BET 2, CeD.toi nh
SSsvSas, fsees L, lrtypte, 50 - "a.
sssvsft, VIM IS Lopi.isps sv,
Stout, Lsnsirs, u Pted ssstes Hot a.. n, p.,v
Happen, Mason W., National aetel .,au
fhesSer. Thomas c., X watts, - %. ~
T6 6o%ii ss cydnor B., ws.hin.tos Hos.
fre3R. Charles r, Wizards II otei
u uaHp.sc ar! jSkn w H., as 9Th st
Vallapdlsham, Glen. L.. 81 %
Vance, Zebulon B., Mrs. HaIrison's, 81 -.
Van Wick Charles H., National Hctn
Vorree. John p, Wizards Hotel
Wade, Edward, SIS st
WaIdron, Henry, Washington Hoose
Walton, l.. p, $50 st
Wsshburn, c. c., Clarendon House, 9Th OF 70 ~
Washburne, Ellihu g., cas- 6Ih %
Washburn, IT,, Israel, Private, Franklin Nov, SS
Webster, Edwin Mrs. HaIufon's, 81 IaN
Wells, Allied, Mira Tilley's, - Missouri sv
Whiteley, w m q, Sl2 nth st
Wilson, James, Washington hopse
Window, VIM, Ays9pe Houss
WinsloW, Warren, 26S ~
Wood, John, 500 llth Of
Woodruff, John, Wllerds Hotel
Woodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

Will ARDS HOTEL.-C Don hue, NY: p
Sa 81 Cas-. sMsH No. Is; uIs N Ny h s9
III sfy RAJ dy Su H sssh.s HS
Z Cp:ti1 PA w hoTasn go Doesey, X. J
NJ; Hchen Nd: h sto% ~ GrssPsu am
MIss stowalI, do; Nh DIR Fowkei !; do, X kiciai E
fsxs sHa ISn Bs Ess s,d
81 S.s Sstsi ss R!sss.
%; as salad; a DO; ssy and aly e.
Supp 90; Nos: do af" S"... Do sfFy; a9
% sE D sa sSd 8
Dc De DoSsa.. ISA; f. UPston anu adv, Mass; K "
F.ri: w pS Mas DC sSShEsces ooS: p.
lady, Nd; Rev DR. Ksrf5ot, do. w. 0'oAe anu
sr MArioNNA NJ HOTELS HIATT, USN; 5 C
mSSui E., M Nue., Mi,; Os.pi5s Md
:. R"S, sGn and lady. Mis-. Rot Jason. Miss Math
cf h ss a. So s's'a. s., DR.
SsIhsa s is.. ID y. Nd
': I E,.s Eef S. d imam " ss$;i
B,ide. Ais;. w sDo.ten, Md; Brombsrs. N.Y. -" M
a mss MP cP:.a a, h M.ss rs1a' Va
williams, W. -s' Y "'S'''' M MI
sK0WN's HorEL-G r,ys.., NJ; GM,or-.
! iaton: Nc: q JGh1istlso p G!sss s Sc Gen n
VIZ !, Tern. Hsrzh. 70 AID lady, Ga; c nsny,
sray, Gray: Miss 6ra,. Miss : Jones. Mss
nhn Ne; w Hlnss anG ady. Pa; Mansfield,
- Nrsrt -; T V Rob rs. Dr w - Robins 4 CIR :,
= Isn 81 NV IA '6sr aud lsfy. Md; w Lvop, +
Pa. G. Cr,,Ii ( Hathaway, Wiz, II Soale.inser,
o. WASHINGTON w. !! ct HOMsE,-J Lomb a, La;FA
Dsnl 4 n ,hoacl sse S Cole, Dewey, c Free
SShn 81, Pa. 9 Petite, Mich; JohosoS ~
kkkWOOD SOUSE.-J Ruxt n. NV. ssn,u
200. va WILKINSON In1; ! Mem III.
I'm M BIZ nnS.am, CT; sham -
ssS so arm ss sronf' Me; W Mana, Jr, Pa DR. BOYLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

mKmBKRs OF fHE UxvIsA o0NohEss
SENATOR'S.

SENATORS.
Anthopy, H. b.. wiilards Hotel 10Th
Esgssd Jane; ~ Psss. cor snd lbs q,
Bisisr, VIM, - iitS =, bowen d snd1
B rssEiinIid It J. {. IS 81 bss ,ssh soS Ksr
BIishs' Jesse g; Isth H E, BET P' ~ A0d
Gs%s1o;n a. simon, IS z. -. opposls: w,IiaTd'
SE :si%i P. NV Ms:siaas sssP House
eGnmsn TSOss sr 3: II Ho e: 'h ma ~
Grittenden, John j. Nstionsl Hotel 49,,
bssl';ts, Js$s: T. HS S..,sa:; % 3 T !;x NAV
b bSqEs. .f HG Al sex
Ees;enaeni w. p, n. chipmsa'.: 81 &C., g q
tltzpetrlok, Benjamin, Browne Hotsl
Foot, solomon, Mrs GhIym4n':. $50 Ca
Green, Jane. s., Crutohett's, al, cor and 9Th 90
ss s,s, ,, W% n ~ Ssid. =. 0 Hoss 18th
H.mls Hannibs W. shi g Hon. .o, p,.s.
s%s4 y: :s4s.; & ri liz 81: md 4 :'
Iverson, A., Miss Queens. ~ 9Th ct. bet + And
Of Fsns i 10Th
kks sa9 S2:.soa VS. s:s din
MALLORY, S. r., Natioual r oteI
N Ss;Ss ss' Nj = sss III hs sss
Pearce. James A, Mrs. Irving's, q ~ u
Powell, L. W., ass G st, bet 18th and 18th
Pugh, g. r., 4sU 4lh st, north Of La. av
Rice, II. ~, Min Row, ct, bet J sv and LIST ct
Salisbury, W., Mrs. Irving's, % ~ g
Sebastian: VIM: h, DIR. DInn's, SIS e
Simmons Jas. r., Willsfds' Hotel
SiidsIi. Johm, Si2 h st, bet 18th and lsX e
Sumner, c. Mrs. Cammack's, liz I, bet tn z 18Th
Thompson, John r., 45e 18th ct, bet and
Toombs. Robt, 24s r st, bet 18th and 18th
IrUmbuil, Ly man. 45i 6th ct. bet h and
Wade, b. r., Mas. Hysu's, $50 Pa av, bet 9Th It'll
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joys, cor 9Th and Pa av
WiefalI. l.. r., Browns Hotel
wilkinson. nj. 9 Mr.. Solomon's, 46a eth Ut
Yulee David L., 262 ut, bet nth and 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
MEDICINES.
III rs NOT TOO MUCH no SAY.
l SINCE ALL,
OIL ID A N ID Y o u N g..
AFFIRM IFS TRUTH.
vIz-THAT SK N92EEES STSv WEooD's HAIR

vr1.-rHAr R REgE6S PEW WOODS HAIR
Win preserve isfa!.ie,y the s,ovth and colon Of
make Il .o and Sesus than any ta OIL ns and
Clersym Professional men, and GeatlemsnS ' and
Read the following and judge: "'''A IL - 'a'0f'
Paor O. wooON6.sr Sir: Some e tim. ' H., No., w.
we're induced to use some Of your Hair Restorative and rs
lid: SOM. Ss. S' r :oS H1 and S sss
been perfectly covered with sores and some called .ead
nhen friend, seeing his suferngs advised use your
We DID 80 with t.s hop: Of
removed the disease entirely, aud new and lururi.nt
boy ns. healthy scalp and crop Of hair Al
a1y nS other 'Ra We can. therefore, and DO hereby recon-
GfoRor W. HIe oissorHAM,
SARAH A. HIeGiNBorHAM
PROP. woop-Dssr Sir: My hair had, for several x..r
been becoming prens,urely gray accompanied BY harsh
in dressing it when nc n.ing your Hair R..ror.
tive about two months was IN that Condition;
turned natural color, and assumed .on.,s and u.tre
grsy TO be preferred to those Produced by the application
indispensable article for everyAadys toilet whether to be
dres. or s.au,Ds tn. hair You hsn .,
refer TO m. all who entertain doubt Of its performing
c,u, Ma: c; srMoND', ia Third stree.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, 1857
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec S, 1857
PRoF. woop-Dsar Sir: BY the advice Of a friend Of
mne who has been using your Hair Restorative,
duced to try had the fever, last My
nearly every hair my cad Came Now my hair
come great deal thicker than Nothing
duty and sympathy that feel
are afflicted as have been. would induce give this
publ: Of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative Is put up bottles of three Sizes
VIE: large, Medium, Snd small the small holds hslf
pint, and reas for dollar per bottle; the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. moro proper
ton than the small, retas for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds a quart 20 per cent. more in
proportion, and retails for S. q bottle.
%. j. WOOD CO., Projectors, Sl2 Broadway,
New York, Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
ishmentl and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia S-eOSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
TOLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,

ROBERT b. COLEMAN, late Of the frm of
Coleman & Stetson of the AstOr House 4
and more recently of the st. Nicholas vcHAY
Hotel, New York, has, u connection with l..1a
his son, FREDERICK w. COLEMAN, taken the
charge of the shove well known house for q term
ofJears. Many important alterations and improve
ments have been made, rendering it first class in
every respect.
The location of this house is convenient to trav-
elers and citlzens the CITY cars passing constantly
70 all points, and the Baltimore and Ohio and
Washington depots being in CLOSE proximity.
Liberal arrangements will be made with families
or single gentlemen for Board, (either full or par
tall
They will continue the International Hotel. at
Niagara Falls, New Vol TX, In tho same sumptuous
manner that has made 1t popular with the travel.
Ing public during the past season. de % SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

F.srss IL: r. fHS %' ftsS. i.Gf E
fSSSGsTIs15S ever TUESDAY 'spe
pay ate O'clock = ci n3d IN sn1 ~.
intermediate Lsndibgs. On her return nlps. she
will leave CIfRR IOMAN every "WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAf \. a. o'coct a. m.
IUCfAN 4. PAGE, Proprietor.
NATH'L BOCSH. Agt, Alexandria. ta."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

OPERATION OF The SHOEMaKERs' STRIKE on
BUTCHER BOYS 1t is said that the butcher porters
of Newburyport have struck for an advance of
from two To three cents a basketful for carving
home meat and provisions from market Some
Of the market men have agreed to the demand
the price Of boots and shoes had advanced the
Porters would be unable to provide themselves
with those articles unless they received more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA.

Proposals will be received At the Office of the As
sistant Quartermsster at Fort Leavsnworth, X. r.,
next, for the transportation Of military snppRpes
during the years 1860 ard 1861, on the following
i. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
Territory of Kansas, aud from the town Of Kansas,
in the State OF Missouri, to Fort Union, the Ter
be designated in that Territory, and to any point
3 From Fort Union. or suob othe, deno, a.. NAV
be desig mated in the Territory of New Mexion, r.
.ne posts or dePots that are or may be established
FeIs BIZ. sd OF New Mexico
be less on either of the routes than one hundred
Proposals will state the rate per no pounds per
and vii be msde for zach route separately. '"''
their aces Of RESIDENCES and be prepared to entsS
into contao's, and to execute bonds. with good Sc
e cur s1Sh an amount az ma be prescribed by
not to excesd SI5C,s0 each route "a soon IA CON
tracts shall be aw AIDED.
Tor service by the lst day OF May sucoeed"g their
n ssat,0 Of snsp%Tta,on to BE- approved By the
and, as transportation may DO d.ma aded W Am;
time for the whole weight to be transported during
pse.s or .seno.s At or IN the soi nats
o. Fort kssvenv worth and ct Fort Union or other
arPot IN New MeLiSo, ut which they may be oom
FsOS proposal vii Be- accompanied by the name.
81 the su5etIes. who must be vel known to the As
be forfeited must be atsested his entire satsfsc
ton.
Proposals will be endorsed a. follows: "Propo
I9r Irsn.Portatinn and none VII be enter
tons set Srs int n this wne all the spu
me rsh Is reserved OF rejeoting all the bids that
QgAR1ERMAsrKRG ENzRAI's OFFICE,
III Washlnt ton city, Feb, 10. 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

n sWINDLING QUACKS.
OAUTlON !-Quaoks their Books, Cordisls,
Buchu,, Hospitals, Instruments or Rlngs-,shur
them ALL and, Disposed TO profit bv my experience,
write for nv private Circular on :
sPERMATORRHEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, In perfect eonl-
serib.nS Bog 15e, Chsrlsstevp, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
CURE-ALL,
AND BE, RE6EMERY tnR RYSPEPsfA. WExl

PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
BofYLrs -, q snd % cents and one dollar
EaE GEEATEST DISCOVERY In MEDlCAi
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kep.
Ia oil families In case OF accidents sudden siof-
nees IS II reSuepty oares 10 less tune than IL 70
cures to get a physician.
1t cures PAIN In sny part Of the system and il ussS
externally and inter 1alY.
III As ths frequent changes Of the weather pre-
cucs . bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
get . bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Shows, Blood and Bones; and by it, warming cleo
Eomasnetic power, Ksss ell pain from the system.
Get bottle and try it
N. BIZ You have 8 Confh, use HARTs
CHERRY-it Ii the beat Cough Syrlp In the
World.
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto-
aAcn and Bowels, carrying OF oil Bile and Foul g.
e.etiors.
The above medleines 70 be hsd At all DrlG eesrss
n washington c;t{i KIDWEtL CISSRLL q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
OPENING-oPENINS! ,,on.,

nPENING-OPENING!
" EUROPEAN HOTEL.
The undersigned has the honor of announcing to
his friends and the citizens of Washing A. 4
ton and elsew here, that he will open his Yc!HAY
EUROPEAN HOTEL" corner of llth and PENN
Avenue, Saturday next The rangements, en-
bracing the various rartments, have been carried
out with suoh clroumspection as to suit every de-
mand which may be II abe for good eating, drn king
united with prompt service. Apartments be
lad at stated proc per da' or week, whist meals
will be terved either at table dhote a la carte
The location suoh to facilitate official business
matters, being central and commanding ready 40
cess to the Capitol as we'll as to the Departments
The Restaurant attached tn the hotel will always
be In condition tn accommodate passengers who
ters himself that liberal patronage will reward his
exertions, no pains will be spared in order to
give entire satisfaction to those who may honor
him with their custom
fe i6 If p. ENRICH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
'1'O 7HE AFFLICTED!
i MRS, NJ. COXS

lNUlAN .NE6ETABLE DECOCTlON.
This valuable preparation has proved to be one Of
ne Greatest remedies for Eryslpelas, Sorofula,
the Skin, Piles Bilious Ague and Fever, Old Sores
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, Salt Rheum,
and ali diseases arising from tho effects of Mercury,
ever presented TO the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds of
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts Of
the country are in possession Of the proprietor, tes
Trying to Its curative powers.
III 1t ls sold by most Of the Druggists OF Balti-
moro, and at the residence of the propnetor:
MRS. M. COX,
13S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown nthe
bottle and her seal on the cork.
III Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Wholesale Agent. r. 3. L. CIssKL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.. has been appointed WhOlesale
nv prices. de 22-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
D FOR NEW YORK
L AssAGE,s rtNTG II 6G MEALS AND

The New York aud Virginia Screw Stoamshiy
ComPany's new and elegant steamship >eoa>
M0CNTVERNoN. Capt, r. c. Smith, 64G{ks
vii leave the Con ?any's Depot, Wes
Tern w hArves, at ITO clock q. IN every wEDNES-
DAY, and the Compeny's Depot, at AleIandria,
at O'Clock p. m. same day.
Passengers from WASH gton and GEORGETOWN
oan take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the CORNER Of
It'll street and Pa. avenue hourly, they can leave
on the steamer from the Western Wharves 1t II
O'Clock D.. m.
State rooms can no engaged on application 70
Messrs. Morgan 4 khnehsrt, Western Wharvea.
ture.
HI Insurance viii be effected on ell Foods by
premium.
The accommodations for passengers ny this lire
Are In every respect hrsto ass and every effort VII
Pc made 70 render this communication with Nes
York az agreeable aud healtEful one.
For freight or passage apply 90 FOWLE n
CO., Agents, AieysndrI6
II. B. CRoMwELL. q co,
sea1y 50 West st., corner A lbsnv, New Sort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH.

FL - L
Trains viii ryn IS follows:
Leave MASHISST9N ats;E and 1&Sm
Leave RHLTiM0R e 50 = .nds an.
Leave BALTIMORE at s, 10 And 40 ?. m.
Passengers for the EAST VIII take trains ., sW
And 7.45 q. and $40 D. m.
For the WEST az $40 g. m, and SO p. m.
For ASNAPQ ,ie at 7&5 q. n, and SD ,. m
ocis oNA . Il. H. III PARSONS. A.en,