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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-26

We would announce to the public that we
will prosecute the Clothing business at the
same stand, in first class style, The stock
now on hand will be closed out regardless OF
cost, to make room for an Immense stock OF
Spring Goods, which is now being m2nutac-
tured in our principal house in Baltimore, ex-
pressly for u.s. Call early in order to be in
time for good selection.
ia l2-im JACOB HEIGHT, EROS. & co.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-26
ENCOURAGE HOME INDURTRY
And Young Beginners.

AIIU UNNS bCS IMWUFss
IA les at home. In order to commence the
encouragement, cali down and examine our
large assortment OF Tin Ware of our own man
ufacture, which we are selling low, as we do
not intend TO keep any more goods than we
can possibly help, of any manufacture than our
own. We promise to keep better assortment
than we have ever kept, SO that our CUSTOM
ers can furnish themselves with any article
they may wish in cur line, such as Roofing,
Guttsring, Spouting, repair of Roofs, Pumps,
&c. Pipes made OF Tin, Copper, American,
English, Russia and Galvanized Iron, Zinc,
&c, and in fact anything in the House Fur
nishlng line. Give us a call.
a w SMALL & co,
No 5, Water street,
ia 10 One door from Market SQUARE,
r A DEtMVH'S Early Garden Peas, war
L. ranted the very best, iest received for sale
by
ia % KING & Toy - q.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-26


\ LOT of choice quality just received i0r
N sale wholesale and retail.
JAZZ "a. {. c. A. SANTOS.
XKTH HAVE JUST RECEIVED, NEW
wv Kerosene Lamps, Black and Green Teas
of extra quality, Cinnamon, Mace and Nutmeg5
Pearl Sage, Bakers Bitters Garden Seeds, Snaps
Beans and Peas,
All the above wholesale and geta1I.
iaI7 M A, & g. A. SANTOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

IL Capt. A. ID. Miller. Of the steamer BaT
City, has been in bad repute since his refusal 10
90 to toe aid Of the Ben Lewis when her boiler
exploded at Cairo short time since In passing
up and down the Ohio river. his boat has been
stoned, and, on the 10th, z number Of skippers
and steamboat men assembled at the rooms Of the
Marine Association, in Pittsburgh, and. after
taking testimony, passed resolutions condemning
his conduct in the strongest terms.
iAr \ consultation between a Baltimore dele
CATION and the agent of the Great Eastern has re-
suited In the understanding that she will visit
Annapolis The Philadelphia Inquirer also re-
ports that 1.-The agent, moreover, was authorized
TO say to the Board Of Trade and the Councils that
II proper inducements were offered, il posi-
Die the ship might become permanent Packet
between Norfolk and SOutEam ptOn or Bremen "
IL The Mayor Of Philadel phia declines sign
ing an ordinace allowing steam passenger cars to
run In that city. The Ledger says ''as the car in
question has been thoroughly tested To the
facility with which il can be managed. and alb
seGce Of no Sc, il appears improbable that any
danger would result from the trial " The builde-
hoped TO supersede the use Of horses on city rail-
tracks.
IL Mr. Lewis and his wife living near
Chimney Rock, Pa, were found dead on Sltur-
day. From marks upon toe throat Of the wife
tue SuPPosit on IS, he Il ST ChCked her TO death
and then cutting his throat and arm with razo,
putting an end to his own life The &C; IS su, .
posed TO have been iustiEated by jealousy. Tn.
parties Were In coed circumstances They had
no children.
tees the fact that jOurneYman printer Il very
steady, upright, and deserving old man. has r.,
cehuy become the pOSsessOr of 500. 900, by the
decease Of an uncle IA Australia He had been
employed In the shop where be was working at
the time he received the news Of his accession 70
wealth for more than forty years intermission
PEACI.cAL.-The people of Oak Hill Jersey
county Illinois, celebrated the Fourth by turning
out IN Tie morning, armed with axes hoes
spades, &c The exerCi sCs were opened with
prayer, the Declaration ofIndependence was read
and short Grafton delivered. The remainder of
III. day was spent in tcOrkiHg on the road.
METHODIST ~ FRANcE-The Mrthodists in
france count al present 1872 chapels or places uG
worship; 20 ministers coIp0rtaurs n Ioc,i
preachers ,il6 members, G5 on trial; 2U3 teach
eTsi 1,sel pupils in the Sunday schools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25
hRRTVhLs At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL . Ford, NJ; V Wright,
= Ray, Catching. Miss; > ,-S 4.vur.-; ~
Il hay ward, tlai Christis, " S-yn.our = }:
T. Mates; Pedro yaltIe SenCrs, Ha'-: = Morse
Macs Mrs " kIos, o; J Il fans. Nd; ] Chr
y Wheeler Mo; brady, IA; HID .as. De-; NJ r.
Is{ o., Ia; - Lead5ett.r, Ala; y Isynell. VI :;
Good Gin, NCi w RO iusOu aad adv, + Oh
Inson, Mi-s Robinson, 20, : he'd, McI,ul v q q
SPAR, sc; Steagel!, Fla; G w Blake n Ssmp
sou, Plummsr, w w PlumIner q W pIies
~. Il w Lyon and fam. Nj; ] Dawson Ohio: NJ
1Tlest, 81; ID wilkins ana fam. Airs X 81 Nc
gwen, Tenn; l. Pans barn. ID h.sti, Mass: J NJ
hobins"n ny; ~ Hall End .ady, Miss Ha 81
" MoDUf, NY. ''' ''''
BRO y Ms HQTEL.-W II anham. Ga: G
BIoVn, Miss; a Morgan, Macs: J u Stephenson,
4 ems Mis- stephens, Va; r T. Raven, NY; r h
White, SO; w GOOdman Miss; Lath, Ct; j e
PIaSk u, ny; COutes a:.d ". Nlr- K.-t!zIs e r.
~ s,or, BOggs, Va; Wilson, Nd; j "A Nuse
end son, -, Z Hug hes ana fam, Niss Branr~,-'
rex - 0rbln, Miss COrbIn, Miss Il ay ] C;ray
Gaj hcucrd, Aia. y Whitfield, Mjss; 4 Ga-rGit
: Utz, Va; Hon Ready and lam, Ten n: n Her
derson, Miss Chase, Mrs; A - Hatch and "
emlth and fam, NO; MTs NJ Brush. NY: w Long
cope and ian, bid hrs Capt a n Knowles Mo
,hIRh " GOD HDUSE-B r FIcklin, Mo: "a n,
re, nam, L "a; Hunt, NY; Schmidt pa: Car,
: nainps, ny; VI Friedman, Pa; N 4 FIz1asai
: Dal, Cas- u Baker, Pa; : NGvT, Srz~1S.
RaVids9ni Va Z Caldwell. Pa; n Dean -. ~
no K, Dr. Cutting, NY. - "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

TEE ELEPHANT " COLUMBUs some months
since We mentioned that hearing was had ia tie
Supreme Court upon a suit brought against the
town Of Adams by the administrator Of the estate
Of James Raymond. to recover S25. 900, the alleged
value Of the elephant .. Columbus, I" which re-
Ceived injuries from which lie died by the break.
Ing of bridge at South Adams The question
submitted to the court was. whether the plaintiff q
could recover, even If the facts were as alleged
The defendants claimed that they were not liable.
and that there was no obligation upon them to
maintain roads and bridges safe and convenient
Cor the driving OF elephants tlem for exElbi-
zion, but that If the plaintiff choose to use their
roads and bridges FOR that purpose, he did il at
his own risk. The court have decided for the
Hlaintif-BOSfOH Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.

APPLY IMNED ATELG.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w.sEn." .fAs Bssf snetsr.s Afssu.os .ftAs Udssys
S.e Rlsdssr IH''isn'Sy Dlseh.FI. lmSsssosy s'1.ss
;snsu ofIdsss PsPitso1 sfth' ssrt mildly, Trsmshu,
Eos. sam Asssuoa, Of n. Lsngs, sonseh Bs.ss-
IhOs. T'rrisl. DIords- .rsinI feu Solitary ssbtu q
d Marriage imPsssSs, and ds'.rsy Ssts B.cy sEd Mad
Young NEE
h,i dreadful and hsbH -hieh snussly sweeps
an snsT'y Ers,, hosinl' .. ssnf sen o. %. m.' sl
,ntnesd 'snn ssnstss IN the thsndsrs sf.s9ssnss.
d,Rss.
sAhhIEp rE1orI, o. Y.shE mss sssts.Flsusf har
rhE., esnt sv.r'. Pe,,ss v'ssn''' sEf@His essiv,
Ne Who place, himssfsnasr ths Of d. nay r.nrs-
.ssy sonsd. hs h.nsE ssndsmsn and ssSfds6y rely
OFFICE Ne sOUrE rkrDEkICErKrrf.
=. s.aa .'di gong ire. e..n.I, .'r.'i s e''n t,..
.ssi be paid Sse ss0tIn ssaup
DE- yoEErrOp,
ths h.yal Cssg' oissrgssn' Ssoes. fSsesats
irs oos CT bs meet smin'nS CoI" an he United ssts
PitslI London ParIs Pbsdspbs and sssb.r. Sss az
fsctsd Eams Of ne Essu'hE that
.h,s .',.F lr..: s'ng EARNED .sdd.s
hnss viz dsrsaEsnsnt % mind, eHrsi disslv
TAKE PARTICULAR NJ1GCT.
I.,aL S.n snd Sthsrl sbo hs', injured Ih.ms.'. ~
s.rsh EfesAes tnesiE.a "a uh'a Aliens hae h.sss0uy
!,srntd from sr sePsnioa' or AZ seh0oi n. stseD
Is9dII msrfsT. inPo. ~. End d,srs,s eco niSs ssl
SEQ aooEid Apply imu'sdiatsy
fhoss I'd md mslarchsly sfse Pr.dsssd
~ cary hssiiI Of youth 'Hi W.ssH.s' % hs Bach sst
PoN PapitEucn Of ne Hear Dytptpty NsrToUs rrk-
~ msnt OF The Fsncaeuss 0snsra Dsbity,
symgyeII q CousuHupueu, a..
niESTALLY.-T!. f'srfsi .f.sa.u n. mind nssl 10
.osd-Lost Of Memory Couusnn oldsat nsprsssss
GSprtt ET ForbodiuEs, Aversion ofsocisy ssfOsrssL
Los .; SOsd' TU-is,, etc. are ssI' Of NE evils Prs-
HERFOUE DHBlLIYY.-yhssssHest q lsdf. vAst
The esuts a hsr declining health ssnl .gsr
sonnE Ssaf pale nervous and s,Aeatsd ba.InG
sbovt cess s.mposns
DISEASES or IMPRUDESCE.
Wien The usgVidsd md imprudsnt rory pssssrs fsda
be hsA tb hs rstuE 81 tina painful cassss sss
happen ins1 Of shns drsse Of
ds,srt hin from applying thoss ~hs em sdVestsn snd
hands Of nnd dssgIug pTssudsrs vho,
blch ants-ncar him trtinH
nent Aiisr noun or a ong 40 rs smallest tsa eau b Cd
tAnsd, and IA despair him ruined health sirA
hs gaUg by ths Of that deadly
poison. MsrcEry hasten M symroms th
tsrrbs dHsEts tuch Affections ~ he Rsar Thrs. Nsss
stin &c TrogrssEirE ita frghfu rapidly. all death psa
period 10 ht crsEdfU tGudlng
dBesFsrsd rom Shosf bosrus
DE- JOREsOEs REMEDY FOR OCEANIC wEAIhEss
AND IMF0TENCY
~ thia Ersst sno important saknssa 81
spssdily cared ard fr TiEor shs
Hnd dsbili-sttd kad all k.ps fsss
been INNS diats ~ rslisrsd.
ia ImP.d.msns Marriage Physical o. Mental D,ssah.
Trembling sod Nsatusss EEhntsasn fssrfs
kind GPsssdly cured.
ENDORSEMENT or TEE PHrn
TIE MANY THOUSANDS cared stshs IHsu.susa vithls
ca operations Psrformst ~ DR. Johnssa.
tPorss OF The paPsrs aud ethsr psrsoHs,
,id,s his s'sudnE Esusnsns sBa Tssp.n
siiy, 10 ssaclsnt fssTtntss he aE.stsc. DIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

a DUEL IN BERLIN.-A letter from Berlin, In
ths Paris Constitutional, has the following; THE
general subject of conversation here is a due
which took place on the goth, between the young
Count Henc kel de Donnersmark and the brother OF
a young lady 10 whom be had been engaged The
Count received ball in the body, and now lies
dangerously III at Afx-la-Chapelle The cause o.
the meeting is said to be marriage broken OF
between the lady whom the Count had known Z
Paris, and who had even accompanied him into
Silesta short time before the dav fixed for the
union the Count received a letter containing dis
closures which induced him 10 give up the con
nectiOn The parents Of the lady sent for her
brother from America This latter ia said to have
treated a medical man who was on the ground
with great brutality, because hs uttered excla-
nation Of grief and pity when he saw the Count
fall. W hen the latter was struck, his pistol fall
ing from his hand, went of, and was near wound
ing one Of his seconds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25
THE EVENING STAR.

I-A most remarkable operation, and entire
recovery afterwards s that Of the patient at Phil
adelphia who recently underwent amputation Of
the hip Joint nv Prof Pancoast, In presence Of
the surgical delegation comprising part Of the
Japanese Embassy. The operation was only the
third successful one ever performed in this cOun-
Try, while the entire number ever performed are
vefy few. The patient was put under the inhu-
ence Of ether after being placed upon the disco
ting table and its effect has been very intelligiby
desert ed by him since recovery The patient
says that the effect Of the ether produced entire
and dreamless sleep, and that the period in which
be lay upon the table after the ether took effect,
was perfect blank. His recovery in view Of
the danger Of the operation, was rather hoped for
than expected The limb was removed, in order
To remove with il malignant tumor, and the
patient preferred death to a continuance Of suffer
ing The Japanesesurgeon shook his head when
the operation was performed. and evidently had
not the least expectation that recovery could
ensue- There Were others who shared that In
credulity for by not few intelligent physicians
the operation is regarded as impracticable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

NJ CAPOE SPRINGS.
LEW and improved route via the Manassas Gap
Rail Road and the StTas- fSY-
only ID miles of staging Overs&aS = WV
a comfortable snd safe road. Leave Alerandris
In the ORANGE and AlexapdrIs Trsln at IT'S Il. M,
tike the Ma essas oars al the junction, arrive at
CaPOn hy o'clock p.
Faro from Alexandra 10 CspOn....... $500
From w ashlnstOH 10 Cap9I.. 5 90
For information eLq uire at the Rail Road Office
corner of Sixth 81. and Pa. av., Washington and
81 the Ticket Once on Union st Alexandria, Va.
iy u 2t2fhA Ug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25
DENTISTRY.

H. DENTAL NOTICE
Tx. LOOMlS Has closed his office for the sea-
son, ana will be absent, As usual during the sum
ner months vii! resume practice about the LIST of
oetODsI; OF which further notice will be given.
ID. DENTISTRY.
Dh, HILLS, Alter practical test Of two yoars
ieeis thst ne can with confidence recon- <rzx<xaa
mend the Cheoplestio Process for inser an ss$
srnncisl teeth IL has the advantages OF
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheapnsss Fall
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial in pTonortion
Omoe 500 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

II Re, FIRE.
POTOMAC EATER
ri r an SUI engaged in the PLUMBING and GA
mOnlc Hall. The advantage of Raying a plsntIfu
sappiy OF water was readily observed at the FIRE o;
burned out but for the bountiful supply upor nv
premises and thtt Of my neIg hbors
Al orders for the IntT oduotion of Water and r.
Will be promptly attended TO. Terms as reasons
D. as any plumber in the city.
NS G. SNYDER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25
oCEANSTEAMERS SAILING DAYS
From rHE UEIrrn Sn.nra
JO-1 ~, and u 4supsr Linen s5eetjIr,

In-f ia, and u super Linen Sbeetirr.
~ 4, lO-4 II 4, snd y Cotton Sheetinfs.
hloaaia on SOns'. Dunbar n DIcklnsor And
49, barkIe,s super Fronting ard Starting IiI.ps
Io@elIngs 10 vansty, abie ii ers ard SsoLirs'
iCO piecss superior makes Bieached COItons.
20 pisces Lawns ~ l2,f cents
p pieces w bite and Cpiored flames
hadleS and Misses White Cotton Hose
Whi,s Goods In variety.
Xamoric ans Swiss I'd ings and IuseTtiDgg
HOnlrony GulPUre and French WORKED C.,Iitrs
Gun mbreEas, PaIass Is and sun Shades
Super Silk and Frsnoh Lace Nantes
HOOped 81 !rts. Silk MIts 30 nc raoeivad "a
j. IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

NEW MUSIC received semi weekly, and foT
L warded by mail free Of postage.
fn JOHN r. ELLIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

ia > FIXTURES
w Have IN store, and are daily recev,ng a. . c
FATURbS of entirely New Patterns And 6ssiSnS .
and inlsh superior IN style TO anything beretofSrs
offered IA this market. We invite citi ns ssrer.
y 20 call and examine our stock of Gas and w.,
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the bsS,
selected stock in Washington WIG O0e'
al W ork IN the above line Intrps,a.l IN o,r
VIII De promptly attended to- WI ''
1900 MYERS Il MeGHAN.
MAI ~ 316 sfra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

plANOS...GREAT BARGAINS -One Rosen-
pns six octave Gsele Piano for SEQ. klsop6S
yery good Prince Melodeonfor SSs. ForVfYV!
OF Oe12I W. g. METZEROTr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

IhE SAND HILLS OF IUTLAND. By Hans
.r,a b,isssn Anoe -ton; Ptce IS cents
Charles Robert Leslie, K. A edited y}i,h me lste
ssy es.ay On LesIe as an artist and seiect,ons
xtth nor,,s,, n sfonsehGs, by iom Taylor ESQ. :,
Just pubk shed an for szleat
Metropolitan Bookstore $40 Psnn :.
Dn batweaD osh iOfl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25
nR. }. BOVEE DOD's
~ IMPERTAI HTNE RTrrERs

~ IMPERIAL WINE BTTTERS,
Are now being ~ sec from Name 20 the Great salt
Lake, an the universal verCict Of all who use
en- eli her 90 nlsdtetHs or a.bereTdFe ~ that
thsy are unsurpassed IN the wOTia Dr. DOds used
them successfully IN ma practce for 3 years before
We purchased Of him the cole Night 10 manufacture
and present them for snle 20 the public. For the
Gu OF lnoipsent COnsHHP-IOu. Indigestion, Dye
Pepsla, Plest Nervous Blsea es, FemA e Com
Palts and al cases Fe3ulIlng tonic, they are be-
sond doubt most lnvsr uAble rem edy. Aside from
thelr medlclnal properties they = pure, whole-
some aud delghtfui Beverage, producing at the
pleasant exhilrretng Effects Of IBTar.dy or Wine
without their Injurious results. let all friends OF
homanlty aud al advocates Of temperance sssist
es an s1ostltung these valuable Yegets bic Bltters
LOT the mineral pOtSOHS and ddH8fsTafef LiQNOrs
with which the country lie flooded, aEd thereby ef-
from the land.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.
FFOPrletorsi u Wa lam street. New York.
}. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
Washington, ID. &.
DR. ROVEF DoDs,
IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
Eot Diseases ofthe Kidneys. b adder and Urinary
',Igans, and especially for FenIale Obstruotons,
fiction.
CHARLES WIDpIFIELD a. Cor
froPuetors. - William 81, New YORK;
Aaar Hrrfn m ~
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TWO DAILY TRAINS-SUNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington At a. m. and p m
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot OF seventh street Rt So a and Ga D. m and
connects at a teXand-Il with the Orange and Alex
andTlA Trains for the SOnthvest.
Ofce-PennsylvaEia avenue, corner Of Sixth st.
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a.. sS1rsTssN.
- BALTInORE
LOCK HOSPITAL
HsT Diseovgsd fIs ~los Csrfars, Spssds, asd sslS
E6sefKa! RsFrsdy ~ fAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE-
LET NO FALSE DELTCACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELG.
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DrThe U. 8. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtsined 81 the South Western
Office, oOrneJ Of 81 Ith street and Pennsyvan ay-
eEue, 10 the following points:
Lyrohburg. Bristol, Knoxville, Ataut..
Chattan0oga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

ma z3-tr Corner sixth st. and Pa. sv
1NHE STEAMER JAS. GUY VIII resume her
L trips on TUESDAY, 2lst of re =
Fehrnsry, IS6O. VII l.ave WASH - ~
lNHrC.. every TUESDAY anda.zzdks<7z q
FRIDAY, 81 O'Clock e. NJ, and ALEXANDRIA
Il h.lf- past O'Clock, for CURRIOMAN and the
iEtermedlate, l;andings On her retqTn trips. she
Will leave CGRRlOMAiS every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. a. O'Clock a. m.
- LDCIAN ). PAGE, Proprietor
NATH'L BOUSH. Ag't, AleIandria fe 10
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS.

THIS ROUTE IS ENTIRELY BY RAIL
aEd Is
400 MILES SHORTER, and "a HOURS LESS
IN TIME.
than any other IiRs-the IynchburE Extension
being now completed. as also the Nj sslssIppi
Contra, mskIng 10 the
QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SO CTHERN TRAVELLERS!
Ii Is provided with First class Sleeping Cars!
To New Orleans .----.-...72 Hours.
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IIN = v ILNVN.
Commissioner 81 the General Land ono

Nofe-U nder the regulations Of the Department,
heretofore ana now eG IEtIuE. payment eau be
made for advertising prociamat ems except % such
publishers are specially authorized 20 publish by
the commissioner Of the Gensrsl Land Once.
- Ia W
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Us ALIEN 275
JACK SON,
l. T Z r r.
PRSSA. AVENUE,
BetwaAn nd 1I,k .,.oo.-

DURE OLD RYE wHIsKy.-On hand ..vs-.
- brand, OF Pure Old Rye VIII. ~, Copper Dis
uied made by the most reliab dIstIl ers In penn
Also, imported Rrsndies, Hennessy, Otard, Dupu;
Coz Jules R9biRs, 80. Also, each nhd AppIs
CroiI lUn, and Wines Of every variety 81 ~
standard brants A choice lot OF Cigars and To-
Nscco YOUNG n REPHART, Agent,
ApH " 2sa Pa Az. hetw 9th and 10Th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

u THROUG TICKETS TO THE Va
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS
ID Omnibusss and Baggage Wagons leave the
Ofhos ct o a, III. and pm.
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By the PTeFideUt:
Jos. :. WILSON.
CommIssIoner o the General Land Once

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled To the uEht II pre-empuUf
10 any II the lands within the townships AM pari
OF tow - hrs above mentioned. Is required o.
tabsh the same 90 toe satisfaction Of the reElste
and receiver Of the proper land ofice. and mai
payulsHf therefor rraCrtcabis affsT SsrtH
thtS Hoftrs. and before the day appointed for thi
commencement Of the D. h.Ic sale ~ the lands EN-
bracIuE the tract aimed: otherwise such olaIu
Will be forfeited.
HOS : wilson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-29

Hcbr saEalk, ahaith, . days fn Tamp4eo, to Golden
s Vi. how " IseEpatTa+-lzd dit, 10.
4lpeH 4annere, I'm the Coast, TO Arnauld 4
81 4nssisne- 90 dist r T.
N ktenmboass.
4 ID Walks Burke, fin ST Louis.
ig0s Martin. tia Jefferson.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-29
CUMBERLAND RIVER.

For Nashville Every SATURDAY.
THE NEW AND FINE REGU.
49, =. lar Passenger Packet Steamers sgns. Woods,
L6J11A4tASW. Boyd. master Jas. johnson, Jesse
Johnson. master Red Rover, ". Strong,
New Orleans for Nashville and all ntarme
diate landings as follows:
at 8 o'clock. p. M.
JaS, johnson. Johnson master, SATURDAY, March 81,
ut 5o'clock, T. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, SATURDAY, April 7, at 8
o'clock, p. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY. April A.
at o'clock, r. NJ.
Jas. Johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
April n, Mt o'clock, p u
Red Rover, Strong, MASTER leaves SATURDAY, April
%. at s o'clock. p. NJ.
JAS. Woods. Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, May g.
o'clock, p. III.
Jas. johnson, johnson, muster, leaves SATURDAY,
May T. at o'clock. r. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY May 49,
al o'clock, r. NJ.
Jas. woods. Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY May &C.
at 5o'cloek p. NJ.
Jas. johnson, johnson, MASTER, leaves SATURDAY.
June 2, at o'clock r. 1t.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, June 9,
at O'clock, p. NJ.
Jas. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY, June 16
ut o'clock r. NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
June q, Mt o'clock, P. NJ
Red Rover Strong master, leaves SATURDAY. 30,
o'clock, p. NJ,
jas. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, July I,
at o'clock, p. NJ.
RPassenger shippers rely these leaving
puncuay according to the above schedule For freight
'79',e7 s1e5s b. DUFFIELD Agent
mig If II Cann street.