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~ WASHINGToy. July II 1864

~ WASHINGTON. July IL, 1850.
PROPOSALS will be reosIved at this Oficr until
noon OF Fuesday, the 2st of August next for Furn-
lshIng and Putting up the Iron Ceilings of two
Extension
The proposals must state the price for each cell
ing complete, IN place, painted with three good
All of the Iron work of the Ceilings of eyery
description, including the fastenIngs Of the ceilings
TO the walls aud to the roof frames must be inc1-
ded In the price bid
The proposals must be endorsed, Proposals
for Iron Ceiling and must be accom- panied by a
guarantee, signed BY one or more Responsible per
sons, addressed to the undersigned.
They Will be opened AZ the time mentioned above,
attend.
The drawings of the ceilings can been seen at this
Oflce. w. b. FRANKLIN,
Captain Typographical Engineers,
In charge of Capitol Extension.
Eaoh proposal should be accompanied by the
Form Of Guarantee
The nnderslgned, and z ID, of -, IN the
state Of, and In the State Of, here
BY guaranty that In case the foregoing bid Of
for iron ceilings as above described, be accepted
ne or they viii ten days after the receipt oi
the contract at the place named execute the contract
Tor the celiIngs, with good and sufficient ties
and, In case the said shall fail to enter into
contract as aforesaid, we guaranty TO make good
the difference between the offer Of the said =
and that which NAV be accepted.
Date 1859. Signatures Of guarartors, A B.
Witness, Eff
hereby certify that the aboye named are
known to me as able to make good their guarantee
To be signed by the United States district jud ge
United states district attorney, collector or some
persons known to the War Department.
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NJ SALT WATER BATHIrsa.

MI SALT WATER BATHIN0.
lIARSHALL'S PAVILION. (Moore's Land
ing ing wi, be open for the RECEPTION Of ylsl thaA
resort for those seeking health and pleas EsEl
nre, is unexcelled by any place Of the kind the
Potomac river 1t ls situated about one hundred
miles from Washington Immediately on the
Potomso, and IN full view Of the Chesapeake Bay .
and famous for fine Oysters, Soft Crabs, Sheephead
and other Fish, and easily accessible b. the steam
poats plying between Washington, Baltimore and
Norfolk. The npdersIgned has mace additional
improvements In his Bath Houses aud many other
improvements TO the comfort and enjoyment Of ms
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Sp!en-
DAD Angling and entT OF Fishing and Sailing Boats
Tree OF charge. He has spared no expense il pro
vldng good Cotlon Band OF in laying in his stock
Of choice Wines, LiquOrs,Segars, &c,and for those
who WISH 10 avoid extreme fashion and 20 seek q
retired place where they can make themselves al
home, there Is not more pleasant ace the Uni
TED states. The proprietor pledges himself that
nothing shall be left undOne on his part - render
them so. Terms for board: l-50 per day, for less
than week; for longer time, SI.25 per iay: S90
per month";. Persons wishing 70 address the pro
Prletor viii direct TO Leonardtovn, st. MARI
county, Md.
je Bpm r. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor.
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jy ;ss-eo2w WIN. H. BREREToN.
DEPARTMENT.,

II D1A nm
August lst, 1860.
PROPOSALS will be received 81 the Treasury De-
use of the Departm mt, $50 cords of Oak and 100
cords Of Hickory Wood-all of the best quality, 20
be delivered at the Treasury Building. corded and
measured IN the yard by sworn measurer ~ the
expense Of the CONTRACTOR and of 40 tons OF Cum
Anthracite Coal, all Of the best quality TO be de
livered At the building. The Gun berand oal TO be
~ lump-hand picked. The white ash T. be small
furnace or large egg sire; the red ssh 90 be small
egg size, and to be weighed by q sworn weighsr.
au l-eodtl5th
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTER NOON.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,J
AT The STAR BUILDINGS,
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 1lth ST.,
w. I'D. WALLACH.


Papers served in packages By carriers at - Q
year, or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers
the price is $3.50 year, ~ adranes; 81 for six
months; 81 for three months; and for less than
three months At the rate Of II cents week Single
copies, ONE C ENI; in wrappers, TWO CENTS.
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until the next day.
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IMAM EBBFD
a SLATE MANTELS,
Direct from the MdHHfactnrsys.

Those are most beautiful STYLES Of Mantels, en-
amelled IN Imitation of such rare marbles as the
Spanish, Egyp p,lan, - !nna, Verde Antique Porphy-
~, ocatelle, and others equally celebrated. The
limitations are so perfect to challenge the closest
scrutiny. la elegance Of fms they stand unriva led
and are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty and fres hness longer than the common mar
bles, while they are sold much cheaper. They have
besn used in this country for the last ten and In
hurope for more than fifty years, and have given
entire satisfaction. ease call and examine at
w. II HARROVERS,
Stove and Tin Store, oppo. Patriotic Bank
jy % 2w doors north Of louisiana avenna
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-A large double BRICK HOUSE.
L containing II rooms and passage. with stahls
ysrd on EfsyeSts st. s nesr q For term. inc DC uirs
teenth ST.. jy8-u
FOR RENT1A thres,story BRICK DwEL
SITS, No 4O4. Apply 20 ). KIRKwooD, tTe l2th
EQR RENT-The three story brown froutD
IL HOUSE, No. 367 New York avenue. between
rooms THIS house is convenient 70 tSs Ps,ent or
ITe,ssasy ste Is l.Ehtea y sss and IN every
49, Susse Ior 6oara,ns noqse ne, hsnt mo aerate;
ho"r north wing OF Patent ofhOe. ly yls-u
TOR RENI-The 6ne FRAME HOUSE known
as French Evans House" ,tustes on n ct
one Of the most desirable private Te.lSsnoss SIN !.
washington This hnnse ~ surrounded By fruit
rious kinds agd 6ne shade trees with 1900 feet OF
ct, between ID and +. jyisu
EOR RENT-Three BRICK HOUsEs-one on
Twelfth street, between c and d; one on the
corner Of Twelfth and II SITS. and one on H. be
tRaAsEKER tas on II street between ll'h and Isss No
FOR RENT-That new and vel arranged three
Il story BRICK HOUSE, No, l-S, on g. street,
pied by Mr.. BOdiscO, Russian Legation. Possss-
son sl gIYen Immesdiately. Inquire Of Mr.. SOUTH
FOR ,RENT-A small STORE, corner Of sth
II and Penn. avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel
suitable for q barber's saloon or cigar store. FO
information insuire at the Hotel mar -
tN0R RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the build
Il ing lmmedlately opposite the west wing Of the
City rs :, recently occupied by CRas. Z. Wallaoh
as ofhoe. Also The front room IN the second
story and the third floor of the same buildlnE For
terms apply 70 RICHARD WALLACE, No. 3
Louisiana avenue. 10 Is II
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF C0N6R esq
- Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly FUR
nlshed, wIll be rented during the session Of Con-
gress, in tho most desirable locality IN this city,
being within one or two squares OF Brovn,s and
National Hotels. Thoze IN pursuit Of such Rooms
vii do well 10 make early application at No. STS
9Th street. between ID street and Pa. sv. oebu
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SUMMER RESORTS.

OO NJ En- hESOhlS.
CARLISLE The fsvorIte resort for
WHITE SULPHUR nose nose vno srPreclste e
SPRINGS, Mountain Air, InvieoTso
CUMBERLAND co Wssrl. Wsrl pVs1I VensI.ted led Rooms. ana
Psassyivania. Good SOolety and q Good
AccoMMOsarrOss FOR 'FsS; For PARTICULARS send
500 for Circular.
TERMS Low. in L VISscHER,
je low Carlisle Sprinss, Pa.
CAPE ISLAND, NEW yERsEY.77visitors to
tons at WHtfE HALL. Terms only SsyEAy
per week. including the ride TO the beach 4e:sH1
IN the morning. DIR. :. ). MARCG,
ly INV. Proprietor.
CARp-,As an indueement for families to sOjOurn
- AZ the III GEIA" dur ns the months &<AA
tors have rsaSesa The Prioe Of so.rd q 50 8I
per 0a' and sl2 f2 e gs5 p ssss sid f.0P Ansustlst
o,,n. 6, WiLLHRD, PrOPrietor'.
Ola Point, July 10Th. jy z7-Im
SCHMIDT'S SUMNER GARDEN.-On Sixth
- street. between Z and Louisiana av.,
PoSus 09ed 9eds a 81 uTbsDs Of the
Restau,ant { Keepers, who backs up his roPutation
WITH LAGER BIER from the CT, Sr
the choicest vIneys ards Of France with WINES
unexcelled on the hills Of the Rhine; ard with an
true flavor of the Monongakela and Bourbon
Palatable as either of these may be individually,
erection the grounds of his favorte establish
ment of sgaciou: Arsor, whore his guests by day
too ardent rays; and at "the wItching hour of
night" quad his lce-coo Lager without fear OF
dew. Such Inducements will, doubtless. causs
many OF our readers TO drop IN and take note Uf
nothing else, and, most likely, many of those who
In addition te all this, he has engaged the Pros
choicest pieces of music Every Wednesday and
Saturday evening. ~ iU-im
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A MAS. WENSLOw,
I'M Experien ed Nurse and Female Physician
presents 20 the attention of mothers, her
SO0T HING SYRUP.
For ChiIdyen Tsething


Hsa Greatly ae,itisI the PI.e." Of t''thnf y '.f.r
lnf ihs Jsrns, rsdR al! infsmmausn-pill asy ALL
PAIN and sPasmodis aegsn, andi
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
DsPsna sPon it, msthsrs will give to yssr,.vs. and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
Va have and old this year, I'D
CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE Of it, what haV.
never been able TO tei---------IGa Of any oTHKR
nsolelns-NfVkk MRS. HAS 1T FAILED, IN
trcr cuKE, ,wINsLOw,s ,ncd H. iim,II TO v,.s ~
n:,:r DID v. ins. sOOTfk>G az in,tane. Of d.
iausacuon ~ any ons Who rssd IL. On
ms contrary, ahars SYN hJf, delighted with its
ofERATIors, lspssk in term, Of
highest nsndation Of IcaI sfsets and m,dice
uirtuss We spssk in his matter " WHAT WE DO Know
TIoN FoR THr FVLFILMENT OF WHAT HERE Dr.
CLARE In almost instance whsrs infant Ger
Ing from and sIhaustion rssf will be found kfssp
or tvsn1y minutes after the syrsPls sUmnisteTsd.
This valuable preparation prsscrIpten
ERIENckD and sKILFUL in New EnF
and and has BEEN mad with NKvERFAILIrs sUccls X
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net sny rssrss the ehild from pain, but invzsrstss
snsrKy ths whole syssm will sInsst instantly rsli.vs
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
and svs,eoms een,sls.ns which, rot sPssdHy rsmsdsd
.SD.Usas4arm s. FOR WYNN. soRnp
N all easss Of Drs CHILDREN krfRY ana DIAR
.i... snaA IN y. .snL rEErHING Sn5S G .h.h.5 IL
cause. We would say every molhsr has child ,zf
fsring from Of the going eOmpainH-Do
roUs rEEJUDIcfs, NoR THE rREJCDICEs OF kRs,
suhE-yss, AssoLUTELT sURE-Io follow IN, rs Of th
msdicns il timely used. Full dire o. usnE villa
eemPsny each bottle None Esn1ins unless ths fseIimils
CURTIS PERKINS, New 9orh, on ths estsds wraps
soid BY DrHgEists throughout tbs world.
Principal O4es. No. 10 Cedar atr,st,N.Y.
Pres snly IS Csuts per Bs;us % ll-dkvlv
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CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF.
- GREAT BARGAINS

SELLlNG OFF, SELLING OFF!
- GREAT BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS.
We commence TO day selling of our entire stock
~ SPRING AND SUMaER DRESS GOOUS,
Black Lace Shawls, and MaBtIllas, In fact
Fancy Dress at greatly reduced Prices, many st
less than cost Of Importation In order 20 reduce our
Large Stock. .-a4--
In Store full assortment Of first class sta-le
Dom estc Goods, for GENERAL family purp Jses, all
Nv CoLLEY& co.
au46t s23 7th ST., above Pa av.
DERSONs IN SEARCH OF GUITARS.
II Violins. Flutes, Acoords0ns, Fiutinas h a -Tos
ramborines, Bass Instruments and Stru e. 4 ne
FIRST quality, viii lind an immense assortns-Tt Al
Ha w,G. mETzERQrr.
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v. GAS FIXTURES.

BOSTON, ICE.
uST recelved per sehooners n. Gilf Ian. Mary
Banks, New Jersey, Realsh, and G.. ~. Hott,
fsnFteen Hundred Tons be-. quality BOSTON
ICE. 4. j. MIDDLETON,
jy 20-eoSt once corner 18th and y sta
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

A RARE CHANCE Is NOW OFFERED
N any who may be desrous of entering in
profitable buslnt ss, at one of the best stands in
GeOrgetown. | Ofsr my entire stock of DRY
GOODS on reasonable terms In order to make
chanse in my business. W.R HURDLE.
jJ "a I'm Corner of High aid Cav SITS
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JSO JUST RECEIVED,
lOO BBLS. WHISKY, (assOrted,)
lS0 do. HERRING ard ALEWIVES,
Is DO. REFINED SUGARS
10 hhds. PORTO RICO SUGARS,
bbs. (Bayheldl WHITE FI-H,
Is boxes pi lme Eastern CHEESE.
For sale low by JOHN ]. BOGUE,
les GeorRetown D. q
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A GENCY FOR FAIRBANKS SCALES IN
"A GEORGETOWN.
The undersigned have been appointed Agents for
the sale of the above celebrated and wei known
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES, A fui
supply constantly on hand and for sale at lowest
rates.
HAY and COAL SCALES erected in any part
Of the District or adjoining counties.
All Scales are warranted durable, accurate, and
to give satisfaction
BUSEY & BARNARD,
Dealers in Agricultural Implements
je 8-2m Bridge street doors west of High
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n FOR BARPER'S FERRY.
YIN And after July Sd, 1860, the steamer l.. J.
Brengle, Captain w. Il Ritter, Will r.
leave Georgetown EVERY TUES EsES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATUR 3k1E<zkzzaszzA
DAY, att O'Clock a m. and return every alternate
day at O'Clock m. On the Saturday trip from
Georgetown the boat will run through to Shep-
herdstOwn. je q SIN
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put my hand into my pocket-my crayons
were there Then, springing to the wall, [ be.
gan 10 trace the scene of the murder with al.
most supernatural energy. No more uncertain.
=; no more hesitating experiments. knew
before me- A'A
At ten o'clock the jailor appeared in nv
ration. paw " quilt
:, lis it possible?' he cried, standing on the
Go, seek my judges" said purs ling my
WORK with increasing exhultation
MIney are waiting for you in the criminal
hall, J" he replied
81 wish to make some revelation. - con.
tinued, putting the last touch to the myste-
rious personage,
In few minutes the two judges came. They
looked on stupefed. With one hand extended
to the picture, and trembling in every limb, I
called Out:
'.There is the assassin
Won Spreckdad, after a moments sience.
asked his name
=, Il do not know it," I answered; "but he is
there now in the market, in the third stall at
the left, chopping meat
"What do you think of it," said he. turning
toward his colleague
Let them find the man." replied the other,
in grave tone
order The judges remained standing @ o iookine ine
at the picture. 1 sank down upon the straw
with my head between my knees, exhausted
with excitement
Ihe noise of steps beneath the resounding
arches OF the corridor aroused me. The man
entered. Van Spreckdal pointed in silence to
picture. lie looked at it moment turned
pale, then, with roar which chilled us with
terror he struck out his enormous arms, and
w fnff fhn
was fearful contest in the corridor. We
neard the painting respiration of the butcher,
low Impressions, brief words and the sound of
struggling feet. 1t was over The man re-
entered. His head was bowed; his ewes blood
shot; his hands bound behind his back. He
nxeo ms gaze once more upon the picture, ap-
Pealed 10 reflect, then, in a voice, as if speak
ing to himself he said
''Who could have seen meat midnipbt ,,
L was saved
many years has passed since this terrible ad :
venture. L no longer cut profles or paint
Po[traits OF burgOmasters. By dint of labor
and perseverance, with the blessing of God. I
gain an honorable subsistence by such labors as
can alone satisfy the aspirations of true artist.
put the remembrance of the noctural sketch
mas never lett me. Sometimes. in the midst of
my finest efforts, the thought of it returns. and
lay down my palette and dream for hours.
how could crime, committed by man 7
dld not know, In place which had never
seen, be reproduced under my pencil, even to
It's smallest details Was it chance? No,
And, besides, what is chance, after all. but the
enect OF cause of which we are ignorant?
Schiller was right when he said: ..The i'm.
mortal soul does not share the imperfections of
matter; when the body sleeps it unfolds its
radiant wings, and wanders, God knows with
er" Nature is bolder in her realities than
the IMAGINATION OF man in its widest fancies
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M. MRS McCoRMIcK's SCHOOL.

NlRS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the duties of her School on the lst Monday In Sep
tember next
The course of study pursued will comprise ell the
ton.
In addition 70 her day soholars she 10 dssircys Of
mediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due oere Of pupils have been oonsideray Increased
and otherwIse improved. Those in Whshingtou
her school may apply to w. d. wallaoh, Editor o
For terms and further yartioulars spply n her
residenoe-No. 50 Cameron street, Alexapdria, Va.
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say OF any 9TH ER
HAS 1T FA1LED,IN
STANCE TO RF-
when timely used.
an instance Of dis
ons who used il. On
delighted with its
speak IN terms OF
, Gs. IL lr
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"A Xxx ALE AND XXX 1LEE
Che purese ana most wholesome fse 20 thlt c. q
O. b. obtain@d 90 the WASHINGTON w BkfW-
ERI. Tho Ale % made from malt And hops 90 y
saners. 9 coLiSRAU. fropI letof of he
70 al, wssh'p BrevefI. oornst sDd Sth o."
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO SAN FRANCISCO
In EIGHT DA~a
By THE
central Overland California
AND
PlkE'S PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY.

The First Courier of tho PONY EXPRESS
wa leave the Missouri River on TUESDAY.
April "a, at O'Clock p. m, snd will run regular
weekly thereafter, carrying q letter mail only The
point II departure will be
ST. JOSEPH.
nection With the FAST Tee,rspbio ms..SSe, sSs
from all parts of the United States and Canada in
connection with the point Of departure will be re-
celveo un To- O'Clock p. m, of the Gay Of leaving
ana transmitted over the Pacerville and ST. Joseph
Iefgraphlc wire to San Francis 90, and intermedi
ate Roiuts by the connecting express in FIG RI r
DAfS. The letter mail will be delivered in san
iI rIIspclsco IN TEN DAYS from the departure of
The Express passes throug h Forts Kearny, Lara
Hio,d, Carson City, the Washoe Silver Mines
sun, WashIngtoa Territory, British Columbia,
the PaoIhc Mexican Ports, Russian Possessions
Sanwlnh Islands, China, Japan, and India, will be
Speca Messengers, bearers of letters TO connect
win the express of the 81 April will receive com
munlcatlons for the Courier of that day at No ~
TENTH STREET, Washington city. up to IS o. n. .
on r Ilday, MARCH 81; and in New York AZ the
once OF j -. SIMPSON, Room No. 2, Continertsl
the Slst MARCH :" NE Vi
Full particulars csn be obtained on APPLICATION NJ
the above places and A gents Cf the COMPANY
w. III. RUSSELL, President
Leavenworth City, Kansas, March, 1850.
Office New York;. b. SIMPSON, Vice Pres't
SAMUEL ALLEN, agents. St LouIs
III }. SPAULDING, Agent, Chicago.
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nENTISTRX

n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after . practlca! test Of two years,
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheopastic Process forinserting 6S.<Is1
artificial teeth: 1t has the advantages OF
strength, beauty, Cleanliness, and cheapness. Full
upper sets inserted for SS5. Partial In proportion.
Offoe 800 Pc. avenue, SCI
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EDUCATIONAL.

Il CHRISTIAN. residence No. <26 Ist~@.
Rn sRfGssti C Capitol PIT hiil, tln Dua Sresn'. en-. HFn
they give instruction in Instrumental Music on
post rea, ons bic terms. mrs Christian tasche. the
lin, VIolinoello, Double Bass, -Flute and all the
Brs.s in,truments. Tbelr Profclencles are we'll
known 20 all the professional musicians of Wash
inston and they pledge their earnest epdeavors 60
instruct satisfactorily and thoroughly % an who
may require their services. mar IL l0
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H'0k RENT-The large fine three story BRICK
of MOESE, MHOESE, No 337 nth street, second door noItb
and 9Th streets. '0'' fcsSen ss aSh
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0TQ T. POTENTINI, one
1; hy, sSi FoRSEISS SGSFESTIRSN.E ERS.Ts Pa
PATES, PRESERVES,
CONDIMENTS, &c,,
Begs leave 10 call the attention Of his friends and
the public generally TO his New Store, under VIII
lard's Hotel just opened, N connexion with his
oeive any orders for superior Confectons his own
Importation.
Private PARTIES which will be served MP in his in
lmltable style, with the same promp and dis
satch vh,oh he has hitherto shown OFF
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never bssn able TO
Msdicins-NEvER
4 SIN q LIZ IN
FkCT A c u r Z ,
Never did We know
satisfaction BY any
the Contrary, all are
or ERATI0Ns, and
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WOOD AND COAL.

C00 CORDS OAK AND PINE wOOD
t,-OO For Sale. on the Potomac. For terms
&c: address DC - I. B. r., Box 292, Aiexandria Va.
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH

M TEETH.
Nl. LOOMS, NJ. d., the inventor and patentes
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~
tends personally at his 0ffioa III this city. pS13
Many person can wear these teeth who ~oI&1
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any sty yle and price of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular and wish the pures
ceanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art oan produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted
Rooms In this oitJ-No. 33G Pa. avenue, between
9Th and 10th SITS. Also, S07 Arch street, Philsdci
ghi8. oc i-ly
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ns'st ossn aole TO to------------Tsa OF any OTHER
M'dicns-NEvfR MRS. HAS FirLED,Ir
Frcr A CURE WINSLOW'S xb.n hm.i -
dd ss know SOOTHING an instance Of dis,
SUBTRACTION oy any ons who used il. On
the eohtf"ry,ahhreI SxhCF, delighted with its
orEhATioNs, ana terms OF
virtues. We speak in his matter WHAT WE DO KNOW
after tea years. experience, AND PLEDGE OUR RRPurI
TIoN FOR THE FULFiLMEHT OF WHAT WE HERE DR..
CLARE In almost instance where infant i. suffer
In from pain and exhaustion relief will Re found in
Or twenty minutes after the syrup is administSgsd
THIS valuable preparation the of ths
most RxPERIENCED and sKILFUL NURSES in New Eog.
land, and has been used with NEvERFArLIrG SUCCESS "a
THOUSANDS OF CASES
net only rssvss the child from PAIN IN,
stomach and bowels acidy, and giyes ton. and
energy TO the whole II will almost instantly r.leye
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND collie
and overcome vulsiens, which, il not .dIy
enu In death We rOr believe ii the EST
AND DSUHHsT REM rOh EDY in the WORLD,
in all cases of pYs- CHILDREN ENT and d Jar.
sri... from i'm +, .lsins sTEETHING DREs whether Il
cause We would say TO every mother who has a child
sring from OF the foregoing compain-Do NOT LET
YOUR fREJUDICKs, NOR THE PREJUDICRs OF OTHERS
stand between child and relief will be
sURH-yes, ABs0LUTELY SURE-to follow the use Of th,
medicine timely used. Full dire using will
company each bottle None genuine unes the fa
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is the outside wrappsI
SoId by Drug ggists Ihroug ghcut the world.
Principal Ofice. No. l3 Cedar Street, N, Y,
Price onlv rs Cents psr Bottle. &C Il-dkvly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-31
N Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention of mothers, her
So 0 T HING SYRUP.
For Children Teething

Which greatly facilitates the Precsss Of tshng soften
ing the gums reducing all atisn-vil alisy ALL
PAIN and spasnodc action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
DsP'na upon it, mothers, will give yours.v. end
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have put up aud sold this ears
CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE TRUTH Of what hsys