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Insurance Companies.


HOME MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY
Northeast corner Natthcz and Camp streets
Fiji r shasy, ,yiea President
MERCHANTS Eis53 Ant MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY No
5ba rSa2 esa.:jsF RgsstSsat
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No
los fG@nBl street
John W flineks seoratary.
| CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, corner
Thonns 4 Adams .,...,,......,.",...P President
G j. hlnnson Secretary
LOUISIANA MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY, Southeast
2 Briggs:. President.
f. r jnnSer .secqeaFy
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, corner Camp and
Common streets e1
Jsmss R r. bs%sgre
CITIZENS, MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No. Ca
ro nels E street; 49,
A. schreiber, seefetary
DELAWARE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Phila-
IEsGR4E6E o6MfGSY Of Tic Valley i.si Of Virginia
Also
UNITED ST ATEs LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and Trust
Il Deane, General Agent.
snce Company corner of Common Garondeet streets
4 Laqls9r, i. Eodewad, Il Bsrne. Directors.
ER% yqfE IIFE y
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner of Canal and St.
4. chapela. President
HoFE COMPANY corner Of Ezchsnss Place
and Canal street.
sI Plafs sin; yies resident
STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, % ST.
Charles
F EsGids , gS5,tall Fas.dsGs
LOUISIANA STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
50 Camp street.
Ed. Ganucheau-. President
A. ficoet Secretary
Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Office No. us Camp street, opposite Lafayette
Square,
T. = Iaesds1t'
r. s. Williams. ........4.. -. General Superintendent
NEW ORLRANs oPELoUsAs and GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Office corner of St. Peter Old Leyee streets
Opposite jackson Square.
YIN & heRes. FFesaent
Cotton Presses.
Corner of Tehoupitoulas and Robin streets.
Corner of Tehoupitoulas aud Henderson Streets
St Mary's street. between Perdido and Poydras.
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Richard streets.
BRAMAH,
MERCHANTS. u
New Levee and Lousa streets.
4 ,,r.,.,, Corner Levee and RofHgnac streets.
Corner Annunciation and Richard streets.
SHIPPERS 'De eiO's'
UNION, i''' ll'n4ei''n A''a Ne" 'sss '''ss'''
Corner New Levee and Rofignac Streets
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Condition of the Bank of the Ohio Valley November
9TH 1885,
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NEW ORLEANS sAzonEz AND rlcksnuna PACKET LIKE


India Bagging-per bale % Rice, Sugar and Dry
India Bagglng-Tots Of 10 Bbls.-half bbls 49,. 25
bales and ever. j so Furniture, Boxes and
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EEw ORLEANS TO ST. LOUIS.

T IEVNt ttFE5t 10 IFttT DFFtEfn8.
sugar--per hdd. ......s / 80 Molasses-per barrel
Mess-pef bsle....+..... IS
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Froaa Jane LIST to November ase. 1seo,
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XANu.LIAHfs d TUCKER,
MAt COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
hlpsEpH S. WILLIAMS, NEW oRIHAEs
&GEoRGE VI. TUCKER. mylfl y
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BRAzos SANTIAGO.

#fMs TfA15 Il Z Mn I !, IT aNR ~ ~,
se.'ss Indanoa The superior iron steamship Arizo-
ma. smith, conmader wsn above carrying the u.
mails For freight passage having elegant accommodations
LOT cabin and seerage passengers apply board,
M /. g. HARRIS, Manager 81 Camp st.
morning. ~
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22
NO. 1O3.
1allp 9atlonaI Aemutrat.
p r OS p Z Q TUs
OF THE WEEKLY
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.

As the grand campaign Of the Democracy
against the Republican Party, with the prize Of
the Presidency in view, is at hand, and as the
contest will be long, strong and bitter one. and
as the NATIONAL DEMocRAr will sustain the Dem.
ocratic Flag by whomsoever borne, so that be be
the Legitimate nominee Of the Party, we deem It a
htti1g time, to call upon the friends Of the Demo.
cratic cause throughout the country to come to
our support. The larger the circulation Of our
Weekly in the interior. the more shall we be able
to do for the benefit of the Party, and we hope to
see the friends OF Popular Sovereignty, Conserva-
tism aud the Union rally around US. They caube
assured that we shall never abandon their cause
nor betTay their confidence nor prove a lasVard
in the advocacy Of their principles.
The WEEKLT DEMocRAr contains in everv ;ssuo
TWENTY-EIGHTc columns Of reading matter
due portion Of which is devoted to political dis.
cussion, and the rest to news, foreign and dOmes.
tic, and to literary topics In short we shall en-.
deavor, as heretofore, to make the WEEKLY DEM-
ocRAT not only staunch and reliable Political
Journal. but paper which shall be welcome 70
the families and homes of our fellow citizens.
Our terms, in advance, will be found below -
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22
Marysville Shooting Gallery.

THE undersigned having re-established and
/ completely redtted the wen known SHOOTING
GALLERY, near the corner of d and Third streets, Is
ready to receive the public.
All h ) arrangements perfect, and every thing
will be conducleu In the most approved style. t Is
conceded to be of the best fitted up Galleries In
the state expense having been spared to make 1t
pleasant place Of resort.
IT III e II a II
a taehed to the Gallery s superby arranged and the
LIQUORS Of the choicest kinds.
The undersigned is under obligations for the past
patronage VI his friends, and hopes still to deserve
their good will and friendship.
jt5-my J.E. BRoPHY
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
BY A. S. RANDALL Il co.
A. 8. RANDALL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
G. L. CRACKBoN, W. BoULwARr ]. o. HEATLRY
]. r. RIDGE
Publishers and Prorrictors
0Sscs corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:
PEI WEEK. FIFTY CENTS.

For one year ,(per MALL. ....... s12 90
+" six months % o.. ..... o.. ........ o.
" three - &C ..... :. ......... no
ADVERTISING. One square Of twelvelipes anu
more than six lines first insertion 80. each subsequent
insertion 81 So When advertisement, inserted at
Intel walls each insertion will be charged the first
For half square of six lines more than three, first
nse,tion g. each subsequent 81. For three lines
or less first insertion 81 so. Monthly advertisements
of ore square of 12lines, $40. When changed the
end d each month, extra charge will be made
NJ Lalf a square of lines, more than three
ines. per month, ~. For three lines per month s.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22
IMSOIVent Notice.

STArE Of California, county of Yuba, ss-District
- Conrt, Tenth Judicial District Warren p Miller
VS.. His Creditors. Pursuant to order Of the Hon.
NJ Bliss, Judge Of the said District Court notice Is
hereby given to all the creditors Of The said lnsovent
8. NJ. Bliss IN open Court at Chambers at the court
room Of SAID Court, in the city Of Marysyie on the
twenty first day OF July, A. D., 1862 at ~ O'CLOCK a.
NJ Of that day then and thOre 10 show cause, II any
they can why the prayer Of said lnsovent should not
be granted and an assignment Of his estate be made,
and he be dischae ed from DIS deDts anu labues 10
aed and in the mean time, all proceedings against
said Insolvent be stayed
In witness whereof, / have hercunto set my
seal hand and affixed the seal OF said District
...,'. Court, this 2Oth day Of june, A. D., 1850.
WM. 4. ONEALE,
Clerk Disl Court, Yuba county, California,
je21 SOD By ". D. DoBBlss, Deputy CleTh.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

Per Year, (by maiD Five Dollars.
Six Months. $500 Three Months SO 90
Five copies to one address, 50 90 each per wear.
Five copies TO one address, 81 90 " six months.
Terms for the present Fall Campaign, six months
single copies, Observation-Disclosures .$2 so
Five copies to one address s.......l0 10 90
Ten copies to one address s.............l5 90
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22
Artesian Wells.
c. p. NTH,
A RTESTAN WE'LL CONTR A CTOR

A RTESIAN WE'LL CONTRACTION,
N Is stu prosecuting his business successfully and
giving satisfaction 10 all parties concerned. Ho Is
very thankful for past favors and wishes contiau-
ance OfpubHc patronage.
All orders en usted 10 him will be executed at short
notice Hgving complete apparatus for boring any
size through al kinds Of e9rth, to any required depth,
he 1atte himself that he is able TO perform any job
in his line Of business, to Me utmost satisfaction IN III
parties.
Terms moderate and ali work guaranteed. Orders
respectfully solicited vt l05 d STREET, near the P.
O., or at residence, l34 California Alley near the
Foundry.
am permitted to refer 10 the follow ing named gen.
temen, for whom have performed work
2. Montgomery, Yuba City.
G.. NJ Hanson,
Water Company, Marysyile.
je2 8m C.P. SMITH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20

A COOP PLACE TO LIVE IN-The county Of Isle
of Wight Virginia, is ofthe healthiest regions
in the world. The last census-taker reports that
only two persons were sick in the county when
the censns was taken, and that during the present
year only one death has occurred in the town Of
Smitbfeld, the county seat, having over one
thousand Inhabitants.
HELP FOR THE PoPK's PRIVATE PURsE-The
Metropolitan Record says that the Roman Catho-
lies Of the single Diocese Of New York have for
warded to His Holiness Plus TX the sun Of $50 900,
offerings to ''his sacred person. unconnected with
military operations for or against ellis Supreme
rights" = =.
III Counsel for Mr.. Burch, in his divorce case
at Chicago, have applied for a Continuance, on
the plea that prostitutes in the disguise of nuns
have visited him to concoct charges of seduction
against him, at the instigation Of professona
Detectives, who are employed by the other side.
ID The I" Medical and Surgical Reporter of
Philadelphia states editorially that chloroform 10
very rapidly going out of use, In consequence of
the great danger attending its administration, Its
place being supplied by ether.
u 1t Is reported that somewhat juvenil,
dandy said to q fair partner at bail:-"Min.
don't you think my moustaches are becoming 20
To which Miss replied :-'well, SIR. they may
% coming, but they haven't vet arrived"
IL A peasant woman was sent with an infant
recently to the Paris Founding Hospital, four
francs and half being given her TO pay her fare
She murdered the child and pocketed the money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20

~HKApAcHR u the favorite sign b. which
nature makes known any deviation Whatever ON
Che natural state Of the brain. and viewed In this
light IT may be locked on a. safeguard intended
20 give potice Of dieeese which might otherwise
ssospe attention. iil too late to be fvmedied; and
Its indcations should never BE- reelected. Head
sones may be classified under two names. viz |:
Symptematic and ldiopa,h:c. Symptomato Head
sshe 10 exoeedinEly common And is the precursor
Apopexy, Gout, Rheumatism and al f~bIile
diseases. In Its nervous form IL 10 sympathetic di
ease Of the stomach constituting SICK headache, Of
hepatic dis0ss constltutipg billions hsadaeh<, OF
worms patton and other ST the ow-
els as we'll renal and uterine affections. Diseases
ofthe heart very freq uently attended with Head
echss; .Ansmis AID pleth0r. are also sfectiens
Headashe Is aiso very common, being usually dis
times coming on suddenly in q .tste of apparently
sound health and prostrating at once the mental
ana Physical energies, and In other instances 1t
comes on slowly. heralde BY depression Of spirits
or aoeIbuy Of temper. In most instances the pain
Is IN front Of the head over one OF both eyes, and
BOmen lies provoking vomiting, under this GLASS
may Also be named NsuyaIgia.
For the treatment of either lass of Headaohe the
Cephalo Pills have been found . sure and safe
remedy, relieving the most acute pains in few
minutes, and BY Its subtle power Graduating tho
disease Of which hsadaohe Is the unsrring index.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DROPOsALS FOR FURNISHING THE PA
L PER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
OFFIcK SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC PRINrIyel
Washington. October tan

orfch soSH;nn,.onyf TsaIS Ps1,SIISe
In pursuance OF the provi sions oftne "sot to pro
yids for sxscgsins sas pnslio printing &c, ap
the aot entitled IAN act making appropr,afons for
he lssislsnys executive and judicial Of
proved asro I sealed f Diopo.s x Se
eeived at this ofoe. in the Capitol, until the frst
Monday Esd day. of December next, at il o'cloof,
ist day Of Deoember, issi. ''''"' W '"'
Of each kind of paper that viii Be required: ''''
.CLAssI. r-
81
pounds to the feam Of $50 sheets.
CLASS 2.
measure b. inohsa .h SdsPs to EssR 3
pounds to the ream of $50 sheets.
= CLASS
and super ossndsIed. to MEASURE jy $ ipohss
and 70 weigh forty pounds to the ream Of $50
sheets.
2 600 reams fuperhne printing paper, s,xed and
SUPERB aiendered, to measure - by 50 inches, and
TO weigh dfty pounds to the ream OF $50 sheets. :
1oao resms srperine map paper, sized and o.l-
sndered, OF such sizes may be- required, CORES
and Weighing twenty pounds per rs. Ss q
$50 sheets. -A'
200 resms superfne plate paper, (calendered OF
nnealendersd, IS may be eqHred, is b. u inches
and OF such weight per cam as may be required.
with mineral and other substances and OF q far
sSsud II IF Of
each ream to ooptain $50 perfect sheets, Umformi
snd II SN Sahs sd WI
n, :ls sfs vii rsat Al d
considered violation Of the contrast. ''A' IN 10
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. CLASS 2.
rs ss.h T.Ds as 3! q to
weigh tvsns, eight sight pound. per rea% 70
'0' r SsIsh sysD'i Paper b. Is noh's to
100 ~s.b Es,aT aPe is By 2 inches to
weigh tWsnts f~o pI pound. % Der re snEn'' 70
y =" rsams writing paper, IL by is inches, to
All the papers designated in classes and must
contain 40 perfect sheets to the ream and no
sud- qalres; They are to be made OF the best ma
manner. cut TO 2 true edge. laid Nat. and securely
AND sISst.Itl.ly eHvsloped The papers in GLASS
:. required BY this Office hose in Clans sre q
be- Se whlts and Of the sizes and weights specified in
The right is reserved of ordering greater or less
quantity OF each and every kind contracted for In
al the olssses, to be furnished at such times and in
Zach class will be considered seP.ratslv. and Be-
subject to separate contract; but bidders mag
LOT one OF more OF the classes In the same
No proposals VIII be considered unless aocomps-
If his or their proposal shall be accepted. will enter
tiss IN on, with good and sgfhe snt sure
for proposals viii he fnrnshed at this ofo.. and
none VIII be taken into confederation unless sub
All tfe paper IN the aeysrai al ,.ss. NINA, m
In WASHINGTON CITY, in good order, free Of al and
CUNT we ane aea ssss 70 the
superintendent, and be in all respects satlsfac-
Samples Of all the paper reg uired may be soon at
TINS once, but bdders are Iequred TO furnish with
o q Bd for mot %d h.
proposals may be based. The suooessfui bidde, :
VII be required rigidly to conform to their sam
pIopo:sls will be addressed to "JoHs HEART,
PER- quo 'HUO' Proposals i0r So % s1aavs ID
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EAGLE IRON WORKS.
~ CORNER OHIO Av. AND THrRrrrxru Or
ERlCSSON'S CAIORIE ENGINES

The undersigned have been appointed sole agents
IN this city for the manufacture and sale the above
Englaes. and are prepared to supply all o,ders with
Promp'ness and dispatch. These engines have
been satisfactorily introduced, and are now praoti-
eally employed In bakeries; by bookbinders; for
oIwood cutting; by cabinet Makers for drawing
ian blowers to venfiate buildings; for rumpng: for
domestic PURPOSES elevnting grain; glass cutting;
grinding sugar cane on plantations in Cuba: for
h9lshns; for knitting machines; by manufacturers
OF PLACED ware; OF printers material of yer ware
q Agricultural implements; of matches; of hOoped
skirts; Tor pumping at and on board
ships; Tor sewing mnshnes: for lob printing and
printing daily newsPapeIs for various ,pantston
hair for poll combs; for shoemaie uses: for
sand sitting; turning; tob,coO outing and pulver-
fzng; In tanneries and wire making shments
ior soda water manufactures for bone cr&shing;
mat MASKING; towing; gri ndlng cutlery &c. They
are lnexposlve; economical; easily manag ed: thew
require no ensineers; use no water; and consume
very little fuei. Any person desrOus of using these
Engines, can by application to the undersianed he
snown large number of testimonials from persons
sansfaotion in their operation and use
rIoes Oh the Engines as established by the Pat
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL.-W NJ Kirk and ly, Md;
L Woodruff, Poland; g Howard and fam Mas;
w Victor, KY; M l. Drake, Pom; J ID Sanborn,
Mass ii II Crate, Nv; Wood, p SHINES, La;
Tilor and fam, Fla; w Scott and ly,C Mount
and ly, Pa Mrs Robb, Mrs Hall, NJ Criss, L. A
Whiteley, w ID Clarke, Il Bowie, Md; Edw b
Kinney, avery and lv, Taylor, II Hubbard
and ly, NY; Ferrall, NC; J E Dooley, Va A
Collins, Mass; w Miller and ly, Miss Miller, Mrs
Watson, Pa.
haw. DC; Williams, 4 Mong, Mass; A Slavery,
Tex; w farrell, Tenn; o Peass and ly, Pa; T
Arnold, Va 5 Early, Md; J A Smithers, Mo; !
Wahnan, b urton, Mex; 6 Latimer, PR; NJ
Hish. Pa; Chapman, o Masange, Alo; A Bar
mon, NY; Watts and ly, w g Cook and fam,
NJ; w l. Huntington and ly, o; p n Abrur and
fam, Emilio Cabiriono, Spain; Mrs Michil and .
daughters, Va.
KIRKwOOD house, III Mann, Pa: w
kereheval, Va; p Ellis, Miss, A Ber2hmans, DC;
q Mason and fam, Tex
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THE EVENING STAR.

AwoMAs THRows HER CHILD PROM RAIL
WAY TRAIN AND JuMPs AFTEs lon Wednes-
day, awoman with an infant got into car oil the
Dedham fMass Branch Railroad, at Dedham,
for ,Roxb9ry, aud when about % miles from Ded-
ham she suddenly threw her child out Of an open
window and sprang after 1t herself, oeloie sne
going at II at time at the rate Of 20 miles an hour
and every one expected that both the child and
its nother had been instantly killed. The con-
snrnri.e Of ali, il was fouad that neither the wo-
man nor child Were seriously injured, though
both were somewhat bruised. They were taken
on board again, and conveyed to Roxbury. 1t In
she il insane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20
Constipation or Csstiveness.

No one Of the "mspy ills flesh il heir TO" il 80
lected a. Costiyeness- Ofen originating in care-
lessnes.. or sedeutary habits; it Is regarded as
slight disorder OF too little consequence to excite
anxiety, while In reality it il the precursor and
companion Of many of the most fatal and dang or
GUS dlseases, and unless early eratcated il vii!
bring the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils Of which Costyeness il the usual at
tenoant ars Headaohe, Colo, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath PDeer and others off n.tu re, while Ion
train htfui diseases suoh snant Fevers
Abcesses, by sentery. Dyspepsia, Nsrrhea, Apo
plsxy, Epnepsy, ,Paraysls, Hysieris, Hypoohor-
drasls, Melancholy and Insanity, FIRST indicate their
presence In the system By tins alarming 81 mptom,
Not unfrequently the diseases named originate in
Const patton, but take on an independent exist
emo uIess the cause il era Gated In an sarly stag
From all these consider stons IL follows that the
Disorder should receive immedIat attention when
ever II OCCURS and no person should NEGLECT to get
q box Of Cephal.o Pills on the hrst appearances OF
the complaint, as their timely use will expel the
dangerous foe to human life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

growing tendency In this ago 20 apprcpriats the
most pressive words ofother nguss es and after
vord Cephallc, which IL from the Greek. sisnifying
Tor the head ~ Is now becoming popularzsd IN
couRection with Mr.. Spalcing's great Headache
remedy; but II will soon be used IN more general
way, and the word Csph.lio will become a.
common a. Eleotrotype and many others whose
distinction as foreign verbs has been worn avay
the mApor born"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20

BRIDeEr-MIssus wants you TO send her box
Of Cephalio Glue, no, bottle Of Prepared Pills.
but Pm !hnkiDs that's not just it naither; but per
haPs yen De sfthsr knowing what tits Ye see
she's n gh dead and como with the Sick Headache,
and wants some more Of thst Same as reaived her
before.
, Druss,st.-You must nssn spsldins's Cephalic
Pills. ET :.
Bridsa:-Och! sure now and you've sed il, here's
the quarther and CIV me tho Pills and don't be eli
day about il oither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20

"OvER ExcrrKMKNr. and the mental care And
anxiety incident to close attention to bus ness or
ssIdy, are sm9ng the numerous causes Of Nervous
Headaohe. The disOrdersd state of mi nd and bod '
incident to this distressing complaint is q fatal
6;ow 70 81 energy and ambition. Sufferers bJ this
these distressing attacks BY using one of the Ce-
phailo Pills whenever the symptoms appear. 1t
81 n 'ne orein and .oothes the strain,
the stomach which al waXs aooompa pies and AZ
gravstes the disordered condition Of tae brain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20

MANAGEMENT ON THE wINANs PArEM-An
important patent case Is on trial In the United
States Circuit Court, In New York before Judge
Nelson. The parties are Ross winans, ESQ Of
Baltimore, of 'tcigaf Steamship notoriety, vs.
John Danforth and others. Plaintiff claims the
discovery, Some twenty years ago, Of valuable
Improvement in the manufacture Of steam engines
relating TO the use Of waste steam, and sues the
defendants who are manufacturers at Patterson,
New Jersey, for infringement Of his patent Mr..
Winans claims damages to the amount Of $3.50 GOO
The Gaze viii probably occupy several days. IL
ufacturers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20

HuNoRs or THE HorR.-Dsar Post:-Why Is
South Carolina at the present time like hungry
Canary Bird
Because she wants to s'Ses Seed -
Yours, ever. AJAX.
TYou see we print you, Ajax, amiable young
man, but you must try to be sharper another time.
Soar above canary bird, an for instance, ask why
IL South Carolina like suffering little boy in
school, Because she wants to ego out" You
perceive, Ajax, what, perhaps, you may do in
time. Goodbye, Ajax. Write on, write ever! J.
Rattan poSf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20
A Real BLESSING.

Physieian.-Well, MrE- Jones, how is that head
Mrs. Jo,ses-Hone, Doctor, all sons the pill Won
cent CARED mo in just twenty minutes, and / wish
manly. ~
cPhysieias.IIYou can get them at any Drugsists
Ssi Ior CePhaio Pllis, lind they never fail, and
Ms. Jonas Il shall send for q box dlrectly And
saall tell oil my suffering friends, for they are yea
blsSStaf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20

Twenty MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvKp.-Mr.
Spadng has sold two millions of bottles of ma GEL
e6rated Prepared Glue and in estimated that each
BOTTLE saves at least tea dollars worth Of broken
hons Of dollars reclaimed from total loss by thi
vain rble invention. Having made his Glue house
mold word, ne pow proposes to do the world still
his Cephalio Pills, and If thsy are a. rood a. his
in July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20
PIoNEER sTEAANNMARgLEAND SHOWN

The subscriber begs lsave to inform the oitixens
OF W asmngton, . eorget and Alexandris that
euxlIary OF steam power for saving and manufSc
turing Marble apd Brown Stone Work in their va
stand Tops, Tile, Monuments. Tomb and Head
SsiSones, Slsns. Wlndoy Liptss, SilIs, Steps and
matoie In BLOCK from hrst hands at the lowe rates
ee Ieeis confident Of being able 90 furnish Marble
~ ork as low a. NJ can be purchased in New York,
fMtlaneiphla, or Baltimore. The trade supplied
Win dtalan Maple in block OF slabs st the came
aannE terms Also, on hand. . large lpp1ly Of
bumloe stone, Water Of Ayr Hose and Polishing
rutty ~ new York prices. Encourage the enter
prisei 10 VIII be an aequiltion 70 the city.
ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
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Pa av, cor. Thirteenth St,
au H-Sm Washington, D. g.