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THE EVENING STAR.

NARROW EscAPE FROM LYNCH LAVA worth
less Young negro named John PARKWAY, living al
Westminster Md, narrowly escaped lyneh law
last week IL appears from the sentinel tnat a
daughter Of the Rev. r. Gal.audet, one OF lac
most excellent and amiable young ladies' IN tne
country took stroll alone tn Sunset Hill, where
she was skstchipg 5 me views Of the picturesque
scenery around 1t, when she was suddenly ap-
preached BY PARKWAY. Alone and unprotected,
she suddenly became almost frantic with fear,
UbeD she entrslted him TO leave her. to which
the Young vagabond Threatened to knock her
head of IL she attempted TO escape or scream.
she had no money, but gave him a nne ring
when inst at that opportune moment Charles
stullsr who out cunning, hove In sight
when the reprobate left her and went to Stuller
with the utmost composure and Exhibited tie ring
which. he said, tie Young lady gave him. Hastily
returning home, Miss G.. discovered to the fam ly
what had occurred; the neigh bors soon got wind
off, formed an impromptu committee Of vigil
lance. arrested the young scoundrel, and would
have lynched him on sight had not wiser counsels
prevailed. He was finally committed for trial.
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widow. named Hatfield,

KILLED RoBBER.-A widow, named Hatfield,
residing In = lonely house few miles from
Bloomfield, Indiana, was awaked q few weeks
ago by persons irving to open her doors and raise
her windows, and plainly heard them converting
with one another. Selling a gun, she fired from
the window. and there was en- instant scamper-
ing, and all was still. The next morning the
body of deaf and dumb man, resident near by,
was found short distance from the housc, with
a bullet lodged in his body.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PEoo1 ~ 4HE Sslfk5 fg gfA fFsEEgslDHsr

Far ri. Saks of VaixaSks L,nrds Al, Ri. La.
a" ~ SJr - % $3.50 80 ''So $3.50
Pf.hs it OF .ts. a nTcaHshN resi
gen. "a aae v.rs tnoxn the nnhss 90 nef 9{ &C.
heia 81 m !, ~ IN me Isr-
nssSss3 ~ ~ MI. '"o p'iious n0's'nai'er oesis
neeeo' " WIZ
me sn az om ~ refr scofr, coMmsnoins
On Monoey, .ne "a GAY q pecemoer next for the
n tna,.o ,ons n ,snas Iou ~
the following townships and parts Of ts vnsbips in
the late reserve abovs- mentioned for the New
60, 80. 49,.
Oosa rs osss ~ ana saiL o. ns ss1n prs:sspd9
shsp' Joh'~s 'e'fh'a said 'essrre.
The tracts or parcels in the psrts of townships
rhs tracts or psroeis in the mart of TOWNSHIP, "a
in townships a and IS, and in the part Of 81. OF
Tks tracts or parcel, In the ,art of tovn.b;, q
in townships 81 and Is, and IN the part of % ~
The tracts or parcsls in the par, of TOWNSHIP, o.
in townships 81 and Is, and ia the peft of AZ. Of
Thh, trscts or parcels In the mart of towo.h,n %
in townships a and g. and In the part 81 *. IF
Ihe tract. or parcels in the part Of TOWNSHIP, g
in townships "a and Is, and In the part II *. az
The tf.et, or p.ro,l. In the part of township a.
rs ne tract. or 0,ro,, =, m. nav, ., ,o.s, .,
Ianssia "a anu o. auu In the part OF II, OF
The tact. or parcels in the part of township
In tornsni'. "a and o. snd In tho part of Is, Of
At ube I and Of,cs AZ Eo,r Sco-, oonu.;
on MONDAY the nth aav ~ .csnh.
a. noSaI - sub &c sg ~ At, Ior me
indsvidaaI inSso ,costoUs sa nHu ooTsned py
the folio Wing toWnsSiS s and pats Of soWnsins
ths ,,ss reserve aforementioned for New York
SoEh Of hs base line and east Of the sixth primo nal
ntr,aian, and tls iOvs sI,ps an paris ajto,ss.
| ships Cd!Iing ,cstai,s sad ysstTps
| Tha
IN townsnin, % am" o. ~, Ga 10 vi aownsnlP
The tract. or parcsls in the mar, If tovn.h, %
in tnwnsI'n. "a "a o. up PAL Vi <Ss
| INIT - a"o @'' "io III tic pat Oh ~ OIL
"TSe tr,cts mr. ,a-oa,. i, ,h. ,, 81 ,orr,.h,, O,
In - 20 Al s,o PEI oi townshlP %;
| rsrse Ia - N"u 80 ohs III TIC part VI o. Vi
| ria ire m, NJ, ,-.aIs i, -. 49,. - .t; q,
| in tnwbshns p, and % tde Patt oi .ovh.hee 81
| range Ia - ""u ~'' Hnd Ia inc part Vi 90 oi
rib tracts O, uaroe,s in tn, mart of townsh;, o.
| in tovnshias "a And 81 "a p ~ nS5p -,
,an@si9 - anu o. sna In tue part oil TO- OF
IN tnvnsb'ns % ia ss lh' pA,t Oh s,Wnshap q;
ranss I"iP' % eAu o. 0Iu III TIC part vi %, Oh
4
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MEDICINES.

n
Locx HOSPITAL,
Has Dsses9sf IA sssa csts.=, Syssoy ssz ss.s
Efsessai Rsseey e. fSs Wcr,d,
FOR ALI. DISEASES OF IAPRgDENCS.
Z LBT NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT.
APPLy lMMED ATELY.
a cVRE wARRANTED, Or NO cHARsE,
IN IRON ONE 10 TWO DAYS
vsals.s sfas sssa. suss,s,ss Asssss.s .sa. uS.s,.
- ss.ss.s ,..s...s.sy o.ss.sI.. l.Ysssy, sssssi
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Yoer6 NEE
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IN sntissy G.,s thsss.sds Of rssns Msa 81
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vshsd sss'ss, ne LIVING yss, ssy eau WA fsn sssa
30: .s .i' .: ~: .: :.::: :: No.
tefssuiuss, Ae. speedily cared.
ssay ssssas essts.As s.S e..s<.sa, ~
spss his skill a. psysisian-
len had sils esas ,ss i...lnsrs .sr... e....
=. :.ss.r Ts, e. |. ss..r,. s... s.s ss.ss Lsusss
p iol.sros.
assss1 sfas asyd csslsgs sfssrgse. Sssss fvssssss
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lnas 81 Lsnsss, Farm rhhsd yAs srs sss II.
new. 20, s::.:s .ia T:sss .. S... ': :ss : ..
s..Ias S..s..s.s via fs.ss.s. e.t.s ..:..s.s ..ss
snss vnA dsras cement Of sind. cured sdsssv
YAkk PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YslAG mss ase ssksr via have In.sxsd sy
ssnala prasnes isasSsa IN When tieoss sAb ssssssf
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psnas.%.st sfs.. Dis.. sastsa., ssssr.l D.sig.
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n: :.,:: e. si,r s:,s, s.: ,.., =.
sppss'ssss aces: he .y. ss.sb
pisEAsEs OF hPRIDEscE
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n. N ss.s n. .s.s. q tss tsi.isl s.s,.: s.s
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a.ss,srsa sssssy from as tss.ssr s.s.ru.
D. JonHsoHTREMrpYr oR ORGANIC wrAKpKss
AHD IMrCrENcY.
~ Ills great and impsrtaat q ths r,s.
=: :r::, : :ss nd A., ,s.
ssss ina sdistsiy ssls,sd.
All imp.dimsu.s Marriage. Physics. o. N.s,.l p.ss.l
s,.asss w:.is.:: :, E1s.:.i.s ~. 90 .ssS
Ind spsssefiy cured
RE MANY fI0gsANDs esr.a ,t.s,. iass.;sr.. vn,,.
a .s sss s.n and q, essrsss iuF.r.ei ssIss
yfI nav. .Pr.I.d .sss .sd ss.s s.s.s. =. ,.ss. s
sisy. iss ssasisnt g,.s.siss . ne ssisiss n &,
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G. w. B0TELER & SONS,
Iron Hall, No. RS Penn avenue,
81 lI-MdThd between eth and 10Th Ats

II CEMErSRY NOTICE.
~ Il snb.criber offers sor sale his stock of MAR
sT6N ) and MhKBLk mAST + y a. d rsduS.s
priees Tor cash or approved notes An early call ia
solicited. WIN. RU FHEaFOKD
Marble Works, $50 T. Sc north
oc ~ 3'n between 18th and 18th,
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WATCHRB PAIRING ANDSILVER WARE
w MsNUEACT0RS

have one OF the best establI hynenta, and fur
nished with q complete set Of tools for repair n
ing every description Of hne Watches, and fA1
particular attention give to the same, by 49,
tIorough competent wor imam And a work gu1r1n-
tied Al o, every doscrip ION Of Standard SILVER
WARE T.. p am and orBsmer tai ma nufactu ed u nJer
my own supervision, which my customers will find
Tar superior In quality and finish to northern ware
sold by dealers IN general and reer scented their
own manufacture. III. y HOOD,
se6 33s Pa avenue. near Sth Of.
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The above PURE WHISKY, COPPER DISTILLED
FROM MATTED GRAIN, being superior and Uniform
IN quality. and highly Improved BY age is preferred
bs consumer. to al other Whistles, and partition :
larry recommended by the best physicians and
ohemists As possessing all the requirements Of q
TIVE Tonic Jncisor1tor and Remedial Ixesf
The Schuy xiii Water at Philade phis, used in
the dis Illation Of ths w Risky, 10 proved by auay
SIS to be the foftest and puTest water i'm the United
Sta ties and 10 this may. in q great degree be At
tributed the excellence Of this w hisky,
For salsby Freeman SIMPSON
Phenix DistIllsry,
On the SchuyllllI river, Phi adelphis
Omcef-96 Wall street, New York lO9 South
Front street, Pnladelphis-
And can be had in Wsshinrton Of samuel Bacon
nsr D.; Kennedy. Push. 5ds West ri st Sur-
~ se%Rm .rSc,n aot p o. sy Wilson, gag
Purdy, 4O3 Pa. sv.; VIM. Bryan, AZ Market Sp:
Moofs CisseIl q Co, 3sI West 7th st; 6. F. Gu
nsr ES1.ra H ssds tce NJ COZ
+. White Co, 90 La. av.; John H. Semmes &
Co 523 West Ninth st. oo IS Inn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PioNEER sIEAMMARgLEAN AND Brown

The sSbscribn bsgs leave 10 inform the eitizsrs
OF W eshington, 2 georgetown and Alexandra that
aaxlllasy OF steam power for saving and manufao
tnIlnS nisIpie sna B,ovn stone Work in thetr va
stand fens, TIE, Monument,. Toms and Had
Ssones, Sa Winnoy Linteis, SHE. sters and
IN BLOCK from Arst hand az the 10 vest rates
ns feels confident OF being able to furnish MsrbsS
Phllsoelphis, or Baltimore. The trade sucplied
With ltaiian Marble in block or abs q the sssns
dating terms. Also, on hand, . lsrg. supply Of
bumioe Stone, Water Of Ayr Hore and Polis6ins
prise' II viii be an aos aislticn 20 the CITY.
ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
ftoSer Sfs1m Marble Gad Brosea Sfoa< Worbs.
Pa. av., cor. ThIrteonth st,
~ 1l-5m Washington, ID. G..
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TIE UNIS %h VIII 81 s IS, Slp 70 AArrEK

Conseousntly shall remain IN Washipgtop And
SIGN and ORNAMENTST PafNTING' GiH
ing in al ITS bran.hss. Old Glazing promptly "a
tended TO. Painting and Ornamenting Coftaee
Furniture in the best style also, cal atientioo
70 ne - ffs SIN OF kosfs and BIiot Wells.
est; therefore solicit the patronage of nv frfessS
and fellow citizens OF the District. PInetp airty
ner.
You vii Please mind your stops and sto, II N.
PAkkEk'S Painting Establish mont, No. IS :
and It'll sts. w.
P. 9; Signs put up free ef charge, Is usual.
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this fourteenth day of August, Ammo Domlni one
..a... JAMES, BUCHANAN.
- Jos. 3. WrIso. - = Z

- Jos. 3. wusos, - =
Commissioner of the General Land Oftoe.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person emitted to the night OF pre- emption
of toy nships above mentioned, ~ required to es
sud receiver of the proper land ofce and make psy
ment therefor ss soon .: Practicable after see.ns
commencement Of the public sales Of the anas en-
Will be forfeited, los q WiIS1lN
Commi saionsr of the General Land once.
NorK-Under the regulations Of the department,
a. heretofore and now exi stng, pay msnt can he
made for advertising proolAmations except to such
publishers a. are SPECIALLY sssAsrixsd to epbsh By
the COMMISSIONER ofthe General Land Once.
au 90 M,wlSw
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
- l99 1rH SrRIHf,

TI9yeleIs will study their interests b, examIuin
my TRUNKS, VALlCES &c before pur suYyx
chasing elsewere As use mono but Oh. &kfxH
beat material the market affords and employ 0AA
the best yorknen, can confidently recommend my
work to be superior in Strength aud Dkyabilttv to
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and maxi to order ION
TEATHER, IRON TR3 DE fRfENCR z DRESS RE-
sd WoQR BOX TR GNKSi ASHLAND axd
NEss; s1bDIiES; WHffP s,n &C., n Re. NAM
Trrnks, TO-, Repaired and Covered, in . work
manllke manner, At short notice
franks Delivered in any part OF the CITY. George
. Also AIsoH = for Hoye's celebrated FAMILY
de- 5-Iv JAMES 3. TOPHAM.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES

ROOrS AND SHOEs TO SUIT TIE
- TIMES,
Wear now manufacturing al kinds of ROOTS
ind SHOES, and constantly receiving a~aN
supply OF eastern made work o. every de-
ssnpfisN" made mn, ss1Prs:sy to o5de5' and will
heretofore charged in tins city for much inferior
artlcleA
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
city made work, will always find good assortmen
In store and at the lowest prices. Give us call.
GRIFFIN d BRO,
eH4r S14 Pennsylvania avenue.
1--WE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
y arrived this day, embracing all quail
ties and siIes Of Sole Leather, Ladies' &SH
Dress aud Packing Trunks. Our trunk 0x0
sales room exhibits at this time the greatest variety
Of travelling requisites at moderate prices, 70 be
found thus side Of New York. Also, every desorip-
gen 9f Il, I.ADiES HAT BOXES, VALICES,
DOld Trunks repaired or taken in exohanfo
for new once.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
Trunk Gales Room,
mar N-u S22 Pa. ayenuO,
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mar g-tf
r. X NCIS Hal p Err,
FANNY cpH RttxISs vofffNSnhp xhprn

Corssr Of Meas York aveass ssd Tsssk ssyest.
Respectfully solicits the patropage Of those y
may be IN want Of any article in the above line His
endeavors shal be 70 please, and By strict stten-
share of their patronage. "
His took consists Of every article usually to be
6aAd in hrst-olass Family Grocery and Feed
Store. ' M I'LL
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NEW ORLEANS
IN THH En DA~A
WITH TIE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
&Ha 1a
ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
lxs21 a2zk Ala,.u,.x=-.z y a.Lk

ALL NAIL nOOIE, VIA
Orange and AleG1ndrfa Railroad
TO LYNCHBURe:
Vrrg1nsa snI Harnesses,
Esss Tennessee and Virginia,
Kast Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chastanoegs,
Memphis and Chayleston,
Mtsstsstppi Central,
NeN Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Rail, thence BY First class Packets 70
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery by Rail thence TO Mobiis by First.
GLASS Piokets, Mobile TO New Orleans BY
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNpA1s INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at q m. and p. m
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
loot OF Seventh street at 81 9; m: and ek p and
andrla Trains for the Southwest.
Omce-Pennsylvanis avenue, corner Of Sixth st.
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I'HE STEAMER JAS. GUY VIII resume her
i ESsESS5 is ss.,I WI Issss
FRIDAY, st o'clock .. m, and ALEXANDRIA
st half phstS O'Clock, for CGRRiOMAN and the
intermediate Landings. On her return trips, she
will leave GyRRIOMAN every WEDNESDAY
ana SATURDAY, a s O'CLOCK M ~
NATH,L BOOSH. AG't, AleIaodria. fe0
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Ell DURKEE CO.'S
o11A60T SFIOa0.
Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground from fresh Spices, selected and cleaned
oJ Us expressly for the purpose without rsferonoe
20 cost They are beautifully packed in tnfoil
!Iaed Elth paper = prevent injury BY keeping,
Sploes are almost Invariably short. We waTrart
men, IN RGl2f 81 Ssrsnsth spd Tsohpsss flavor,
ns single trial Will abundan;ly prove.
Manufactured only BY
Z. r. QURKEE CO.,
NH-h.D& VIZ ISL Pearl st.. New Ycrt,
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O.The U. .. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are tAken over this New Line. -
Tickets can ps obtained at the South Western
Oboe, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy lvania av-
snue. TO the following points:
LynchbuTg. Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta,
ChssanooEe. HEItsvllis, Grand Junction,
MACON, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus,
hontEome.yt Noble, Msmphls, and
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III THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA.
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON BRANCH.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
1850, trains will run "a follows:
Leave Washington at 20 and I N q. m.
Leaye washington At S.2o and $50 p. n.
On Sunday ct 8 % .. m.
Leave baltimore at 425 and $40 O. IN.
Leave baltimore a. Sis and 40 D. m,
On Sunday at4 Is a. IN.
Passengers for tho East will take trains At 20
ard 7.4l q. IN and % D. m.
For the West a. 1.41 q. m. and S.a0 p. m.
For Annapolis at 7.4o q m. and $40 D. M
For Norfolk at 7 10 q. m.
On Saturday evening the $40 .. m. tram goes to
Philadelphia only.
je lS-d r II. PARSONS AGENT
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Joy FOB THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
- LET ALL WHO ARE lFfIICTEDI
APPLY THE RRMEDr

y LET ALL WHO ARE IFFT ICTFfOS'
APPLY E EEEkP REMEDY
REJOICE IN HEALTH.
fIleno, 90 you suffer- Are you the victim OF tny
OF tnoee numerous ailments which Arise from Inn
purity OF the lioods What are they, do you AK!
source OF life and health and il Is the first element
81 our BENG TO respond 10 eny cause vhich sfects
the y stem, as the pulse infAlbly atteets The ever
prevaing NeuraE the irritating Erysi De a. the
snoue Scroicia; the axOnizlns Rheumatism, Ner-
yoas Debility, DyspePsi: Liver Comp amt with its
nesh heir to- derive her tidoous origin from TIE
blood, Deal kipdiy thes aaa sently With the blood.
VS. the vltaiflng res rrceS OF nature for It's aid
Nc sunsI f. 10 eorasns 2 yo 9ocEdence and
INDIAN VIC ETzs e Ia BiEcocrToN
With regard 10 this almost in.allibls tnse,s,
1obnIsf seatlmens has spoken in clded torus
No ne evidences CT this great efficacy are aus,
tAireo 5y constant ayov.ls Of csrStise e5eets and
th- e8rpiest resutg from ia Use are af'Sr AZ ,ther
remedies ana no beat medical skill haze fniied
Lee MS cay, ~ conclusion, that csrtffcates
eures are nSt soIt nj from the Iterete ard super-
helsi but theY ars volunteered fo,n the most re.
Which IT is possible to commend SO valuable q
seeeiho 70 rub 10 approval. We Ray ADD also that
me curative proper ties Of tbs medicine src esu.ed
ply by lts restorsIye effects, the ssstsm rscover-
city aud BY the proprsta, MKs IA cox
IONS fonulne unless her nains iS bsOyn on the
ootks and her ssSi on the cork
krnie ~ per tSttls, tiI bottles for SIS.
sse1ss.a.n g. mhsicss.e is s.ai T., p,5SasEiat,
an Is tr
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w GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In store, and are dali receiving. Ga
FIXTOR SIS of entirely New Patterns and DesiTns
and superior IN style to anything heretofore
" to call and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line lntrusted 10 orr nara
MYERS 4 Mo6HAN.
mar SIT ST6 Id sfpAAf
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Il 'o0 GSoS CLOTHING
c.n., AT Low Prices,
SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh st.,
90 " In between aad sts,
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CHARLES WIDDIFIELD 4 CO.,
FroYrietors, IS Willism street, NeT York.
j.. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
WAahinRton. 70. TO-
,,,pR; J, RoyEE DoDs'

Ok. j. BOVEE DODY
IMPERIAL GIN BITTFRS,
for Diseases of the kidne.s. Bladder and Urrna-v
Orxans, And especially for Fsmaie Obstrrctions.
never fa to cure, and are warranted to give sstis
CHARLES wIDDIFIELp e. CO.
ProPnetors, ~ William ST, New Yort
Ie1-IyL Agent. Msshir.ton' hc
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Dh JouuspoR,

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sad TIE Da q yhsss life sps. IN ss
Pnss 81 Lsnses Farm, yAis s,s a.
fsetss ss1s 81 TIE osst ass1skinf
hesvs eAsy trsssisd viii raging hsss ..d ears
vase asleep great nervessnsss beng alarmed a tsdtss
sssnds, esshslssss via rsesspt sskux sssdsS cone
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THIS ROUTE is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
500 MILES sHoEEEE, spa "a HOURS LESS
than any other iiRe--the Lynchburg Extension
being now completed, as Also the Mississippi
QUICK N snfTi af5 EsFlpf T re Rourr
FOR SO U7HE,RN TRAVELLERS!
1t Is provided with Fret class Sleeping Cars!
TIME - Ns%ag:sis..-1- -1-::ss g:
HOntSofEoIy 90.
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JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket AGENT,
. 23-tr Corner Sixth at. and Pa. ev
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05

NFOmnibuees and Basgage Wagons leave the
once at O. N. and p. m.
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OFFICE OF o1 IN y ! Sr2s, AND sEALER

HOWE'siMPROvEDW WEIGHING SCALES
most simple durable, and reliable scales ever but II
use, FIrsto.sss premiums have bsen awarded then
q the Upted states far and Virginia Al iculturG
Institute Fair, Pennsylyania; New York State Fair;
Vermont State FAIR, &C., 30. In every case where
Eo! "a at sS Louisiana avenue, Depot Of Siller's
dc lS-tv e q pATTI9ON a can't
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nR. ]. BOyEE DOD's
y TMPERIAL KINR RIrrrRS

Are nov being used from Name 20 the 6reat san
LAKE, AM The universal verdict of al who nee
tsem either - ~ eaieszs or IS txreTAst Is thst
they are uEsxr1Hsed in tie world d. Dods used
them successfully IN his practice for IS Wears before
We lurohaset Of him II. scle risht 90 msnrIsoture
aad lrsfeat lsm for sale 20 the public For tho
care OF lnciple1t Consumption, fndit astlon Ilye-
lsn1a. Ptes, Nervous Disssfes, Female Com
plants. And oil oases re,uIlg toxic, tKsJ are oe
YONG ooutt . most fnvllua bic remedy, Asids from
tnelr medloinA properties they are q pure. whole
ZONE sod aslighrui Beverage, IrotncinS al tbs
peasant exhlleratng effects Of Brspdy or Wine
without their injurious results, Let ali friends Oh
humanity and al advocates Of temperance sssist
for tho sesssysl yotsoas AID adsSfs,afsT ft.S..,
yish which the ountsy IL focdso and thersry ef
tec.neily sio In bsnishing Disease and Drunksnoss
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bn1 hAhf rhOStANDe cared stthis insgststs. vni.s
last jean and ths ussrsss ssrss
" skenasos peffsfnsc ~ Dr. Jshnssa, sssa ty ss
ufsren NE pspsu and many s,nsr psrssnt nstitss a.
have appeared again and again ss.rs pssiIs
sdss hiastanenG Gsrts hsrsttsg a. r,,rs. a.
siiisy, ssassnt EssSsatss ne s0isisd sn ~,
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NoTE.[Under the regulations Of the department,
made for advertising procamations except 10 such
publishers a are speeIalIy authorized 10 pu bsh by
au 28-lavlSw
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tefssUitiss, As. speedily esrsA-
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upsa his sktu Payasikn-
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-30

Poor RELIAKcE.-General Dodge, Of
Iowa. is reported as having remarked as
follows, at a late Douglas meeting in
Philadelphia:
Il know that Henry Clay relied upon
him Douglas more than upon any 9th
er man, entrusted to him the drawing Of
the Compromise bills, and called upon
him, when his voice became so feeble that
he could no longer fill the Senate, to take
his place and fight the battle for the ad-
mission of California, Utah and New
Mexico"
If Henry Clay did such thing. land
who believes it y how worthily was the
trust repoSed Clay was scarcely dead,
before Douglas set about planning the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise. one
of the greatest works Of Henry Clay's
life, and which he held almost as sacred
as the Constitution itself. 1t was a
scheme which Douglas well knew he dare
not breach while Clay lived. Yet it is
claimed that Clay was his protector"
and political director" and Wings are
arked to vote for Douglas upon the
strength of it