Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1855, Page 4

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iloom, — the names os fora to hear lave been carved for many a year On the tomb. “My grandmama has said— Poor lady she is dead Lo . That be kal & Reman nose, And his cheek was like a rose in the suow. “But now his nose is thin, And it rest upon his chin Like a staff; And a ercok is in his back, And a melanehuly crack In his laugh. “1 know it isa sin For me to sit and grin . At him bere ; But his old three-comered kat, And his breeches, and all that, Are so queer! “And if | should live to be ‘The iast leaf upon the tree In the Let them « Where I cling.” Oo ForseaRANCe.—A dispute arose in a coffve-house between Sir Walter Raleigh and a young man, on some trivial point, and the latter, losing his temper, imper- tinently spat in the face of veteran. Sir Walter,instead of running him through the body, as many would have done, and as he himself would most assuredly have done some years.before, or challenging him to mortal combat, coolly too out his handkerchief, wiped his face, and said, “Young man, if I could as easily wipe from my conscience the stain of killing you, as [ can this spittle from my face, ‘ou should not live another minute.” The oung man had his qualitiee, and he imediately begged Sir Walter's pardon. (> Foppery is never cured ; it is the bad stamina of the mind, which, like those of the body, are never rectified ; once a coxcomb, and always a coxcomb. iEvery hour is worth at least a good thought, a good wish, a good endeavor. i> We should always set God before us, and ourselves before Him. LL TS MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN Me Le For New York..Hlavre.. ew York..Havre.. OG The Ca: a steainers leave New York on 2 5 of 26th ef ench month. Days. A:QUYVALS Af PRINCIPAL HOTELS, Ratioma! jictet—sx pd. witnas. R Martin, NY S P Walker, Tenn © Hi Carr, Md 3 Tate, do” J Streng, La 433 Walker, jr, do Miss Palmer, Va W Hi Hildreth and lady, JM Smith, do Ta = Col L. Boyle, Md W F Getty, Va D F Clarke, Ga J Bockweil, NY Lah arnt Pa _ Dougiass, N EP Goula, DC W G Ringgold, do W Stoneback, jr, Pa W D Shipman, ct Mr Mitchell, Ma J R Jones, fa P Biakeske, jr, do LM Wilson, Min E Bazley, do PM Smatt, DC 5 D Morrison, Cal 4B Floyd, jr, Va J Jobnaon, Va G Thomas, jr, do J White, DC C L Mauhews, Ala J Willams R G Morris, do W Anderson, 5C A Harbert, Va J M Clough, do W W Herbert, do ‘T McCaus.and, do WA Bliason Herowms’ i atei—t. vr. & vw. axes, Gen Waibach and fries d, rh Karrick, la USA Eatou, Pa JL Larkins, Ya A A Marshall, Cal P A Bowman, do W J Lancuster and lady, A Hiant & lady, NY Ma 3 © J Haut, do W C Thompson & lady, lowa 8 3! Scott & lady, Tenn 8 D DicEnery, Pa A E Carter, DU do W Johuson, Sd Miss Wells, Ma DA Pavis, do W Hollister, NC J A Hines, do J Barry, NY W Harvey, do M H Lasko, Pa T ryant, NC EJ Anmzirong, Va A B stith, do J Carlen, do J Pierce, Va AL Boya & lady, NY PJ Pate, Pa Miss Boyd, do I de Zamora, Cuba Mr Peebles A Meonie, Rk White, Va J G Saunders, Va cA McEvoy 0 JL Browne, ind J 8 Ssund« C T 3 Watkins, co B O'Kain, NY Willers’ fo. a. a. & 3.0. WiRAARD B & Gilliland, Tenn W Hf Miller, De JL Rernirez, lady & sis- of ‘s poy Sloe - ‘ Capt Heath, do 5 6 Romagoza & son, do ier € D Simons & lady, Pa RS Coteril, Nicaragua Miss C Simons, do Y 5 L Garneu, NY 4 JG Whitney & lady, Va Capt 1 A Adams, USN J C Whitney, do P F Chatard, 1, Mo Miss M Whi ne7, do 4 W Geary, Pa JG Otto, England Col J Hawiitou and lady, B M Ouo, do NY J E Mason & !ady, Mass BT DuVai & lady, Ark Miss Cvok, do Mrs M Fictd, d J Horeman, Va N © Orrick, do ‘Tenn G W Gerrisb, Mass C Smith, Va © Hf Holding, do TT Mervey, do J W Hanse, do J. W Conover, NY UL Grove, Va Dr Hook, do M P Morton, do HW Lueas, Tex PW Cou, do . Mi. mwood Mouse—s. 2.34. mxwecn W R Smith, O a hescaeae and lady, © Higgias, Tene : rT D sir nt, UC Miss A Hoffman, Md G G Clover, NY HR Rowie, do A Mackey, do W 8 Thompson, do 1! H Brannan, Pa Dr Hogges, do W KR Page, Va HD King > son, Pa > ide Zamcra, Havana = T P Chiswar, Va GW That, Aia J W Mohier, Md GW Herry, Va - ee Willards’ Hotel—Old Point Comfort, Va. & 2 Borum, Norfolk Miss Palmer, Petersburg © Paul, do Miss Branch, do T G Baylor, do Jno RK Branch, do R Prylor, do T f Branch, Maj B MeCuilocksTex Miss Renagh, Lyacht urg Juo 8 Dancy and verv’t, Maj RS Garnett, USA NC T C Hanes, Richmond Juno Coyce, SC Chas E Wakers, Norfolk H C Jairett, Balt T Laves, do TP Pleacents, do E © Robinson, do D McCarty, wife & child, B P Harri-oa & lady, Pe- Wash tersburg J T Stevens, do Miss 5 £ Harrison, do Wm fi Pace Norfelk Misa J i Mrs 3 Pace, do Mrs A Dennis, Mre k, Bate R Harrison, do @ B George, NU J Galt & daughter, 8C _. GLENWOOD CEMETERY, (OVER THE SAVING’S BANK.) CEMETERY is laid out on the plan of the ated on the distant one and a qnarter This Goma v have secured a ghater from Con- gress, their ground for ever to burial Purposes makine making a fee tite to the purchaser, and Prohibiting ail encroachments from legisiation. or which is of vast importance to these who wish their dead to repose where they have Placed thera, for it has become a custom in all other citi valoable for ether ng aap to sell it, and throw the dead prow iveaus- ly into one large pit, and legal measures cannot pre- when the burial Vent it, as nv titles are given to the ground. N B—ffice open from 10 to '2 o’clock 4 where Paimphtets, contaming the Charter, By. anda Map of the Grounds and ail other informa, toa, can be obimined. All orders leon with Mr. James F. Harvey, No. 410 Seventh sircet, of any sere earregenagne will be prompuy attended to, y Je cp reeeeeee Ti Csows SHORT NI8 GOLD PENS of the finest workmanship and finish, and very dif- ferent in their action from any Other, sutting many writers who have hitherto not been able to make use of any metallic pen whatever. Also, ley’s Gold Pens, inciuding all the best Varieties made by that house, fur sale, wholsale or retail, at the manufacturer's lowest patcos in every case. FRANCK TAYLOR je 23— A OARD.—LOOK HERE! A= ye lovers of the good things of this life. and we will teli vou where you may obtain atleast some of them. Thankiu! for past favors, Fwould respectfully ask a continuance of the sante dur nz this Spring and Summer. 1 am prepared to furnis! all who will give me a call with the sweet and c ing Beverages in my line at shori notice. Sucly a: Tce Creams, Water Ices, of all flavors, Schariotte Reuse, Blancmange, &c. ’ Cakes of all kinds. Also, foreign and domestic Fruits and Confectionery, gen erally kept in well regutated establishments of the Particular attention will be paid to furnishing Wedding or Bride’s Cakes. Also, Parties, Balls Ex » Pie Nics, &c., &c., and upon reason uble terms. Cali at the old stand, Massachusetts avenue, be- tween 9th and 10th streets, Northern Liberties. N. B—Beet quatity [CE CREAM eld at gl io per gallon. may 7—eosin JOHN W. RIGHTSTINE. PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING, &c._ Washington, June SESLED PROPOSALS will be rece: at this office until Thursday, the 26th d%y of Jwy, 185° *t 12 o’clocx m., for the supply of the follawing ar licies, at such time and in such quanti r he required during the ensuing fiscal year ; to be de livered at the Marine Clothing Store, 57 Vy New York, free of expense te the Un vin: 5,000 yards sky-blue kersey; to be simitar to that used by the L 1,200 knapsacks; to have three ¢ preperly varnished, sirapp - the letters “0. SM” painted on the k 1,000 blue clith fatigue caps, leather tops, patent- leather visors, and the letters “U, 3.M in ae front , With brass scales, eagie, &e., 1.000 pompons 1,000 patent leather stocks 2,500 pairs army bregans 1,000 gray blankets, with the let black woven in the cent: ‘The right to increase or diminish the quantity 0 the articles named, as the exigencies of the service may require, 1s reserved. All artuc!es wil! be submitted to a rigid inspection 4nd must conform to the samples to be seen at the offie of the Assistant Quartermaster Marines, 57 Walker street, New York, or at the office of Qu termaster Marine Corps, Marine Barracks, Wasti- ington, D.C. Bidders wil the name of two su ease the contract warded them; if un’ this office their sufficiency ast b1 certified to t some Official person To be endorsed “Proposals for Clothing,” &e and addressed “To the Quartermaster Marine Corps Washington City, D.C.” je 25—cor6July THE MUTUAL FIRE LWEURANCE COMPA. BY OF THE : ISTRICT OF COLNMEIA (he RTERED by Congr owners of the District en of insurance ors “UB. Me? in MANAGERS. John Van Piswicis HAIR WORK. RNAMENTS of Hair, such av Brac tiains, Chains, Breastpin=, Barrings, Finge: Rings, made to order, of any desired design, All orders faitifully attended to. Specimens may be seen at my s 5 H. SEMKEN, No. 33@ Pa. av., between Sia and 10th sts. Mar 30 FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN. MALL BUILDING LOTS of 1 For esis, Csliverable at the Cacsi, Washizgton, Grorgety _ 1Sch atreet, opp Treeesry wt [No. 838] Notice of tha establishment of an additional land district in the State of Californ HEREAS under the provivions Congress, approved March 3, 145 “Ax ast to provice tor the survey o: tho p in Cnliornis.” &c., the President of the Uni States is authorized. at such time or times « jadgment the pubtic interest may s0 imp * . ‘ require, State of California into two or three se diztricts, two of which di sed act by publ v4 March, 1858, aforesaid — Now, therefore, be it Kaown, the: und auth rity of the eaid act of Congres: é 1853 the Preenient ef the United -tutes he: that the Binte of California shall be dividsd threa eeparste land districts, the bound. which ar» as to] ows, vis : All that part of the Biste, commencing on the Ps- cifle coast, lying orth of the line between ty ships reven sai eight (7 and 8) north of Mount Di able base line, teence running esst on ssid line |o the meridian, thence south ca the meridian line t the Ine dividing towaships three and four (3 nd 4) uerth of said base live, thence east on anid! - tween towaehipa three and four the ez boundary of the Stete, will form the “Uprer ) 15 ‘rricr,” the laud office for which baz been established at M All that part of the Etate lying eouth of “he stove described limits and north of the tine dividicg town} ships tweuty and twenty-one, south, (or fifth stand- ard south) will form tie “Mipeie Disraiot,” the of- fice for which is at Benicia; aod ail thar part of the State lying sou bh of the fi standard paralle] th “Lowgs Disrnict.” a3 hers e organize |, the offico for which is em ablished at Les Angelo: view of the svid Cirestion of the President of the United states, under the act of Cong:ena afore the teundsries -b-ve mentioved che! in tutor regardet xs the limite of the said land distr cts re- apectively Given undgr cy hand at the c'ty of Washing*on, this ninth doy of April, AB. 1855. By crder of the President: JOHN WILSON, Commissioner Genera! Land Offes. ap 12~—lawl3w ; [No. 698.} Notice of an establishment of an additional Lane Ofce iu the Territory of Oregon. § pursuance of the uct of Congress ay ruary 17, 1855 entitled “An act to cstublich an sddttionsl land dist-ict in the Territory of Oregon,” to be called the Umpque district, embiaeioz nil the land lyiacrouth of the fourth standard parallel, it ishereby deciared aud msde Koown that the ia od o&ce for said district has been located by the Prad- dent of th- United States at the town of Winshevter in ssid Yerr'tory, until otherwise ordered. Given ender my hand, at the city of Washington this 17th day of May, A. D. 1855 JOHN WILSON, -, _Commircioner of General Lend Office. may 18—lawiiw POS: OFFICE DLPARTMENT, Jane 23, 1855. To. authorizing postmasters whose offices are not entitled to be furnisied by the depan- ment with ure post bills to remit money to pay Pio ad py same is hereby Lrg mi is date no money will be re- ceived for that acpose bs te a pai ; CAMP BE! ‘ Je 5—law3w Pomme tate HEATON’S ELEMENTS OF INTERNA. W tional Law, acw edition . 2 Adams’ Equity, new edition, with American note jes FRANCK TAYLOR, oved Fed } Office No. 202 Penn Ave., corner 10th streot, received at this de; t., for furnishing (wrought, fitted, aud delivered in & proper state to into the building) al the mate rial for the wails of the south wing of the extension of the Treasury Department which wii: be either granite or marble, as may here- after be determined. The bidder whose bid i: ac- te to have the privitege of furnishing the mnate- for the outside of the remainder of the buil when may have made the neers: jions for its construction, provided that at time it is deemed for the mterest of the Usited ey tel og it to es The ci ese bi weve J e 4 to reject the proposals hereby. invii should the interest of the United States pane i The stones must all be wrr ughtto the ¢imensions, sizes, models, &e., which may be furnished by this department, by which all measurements will be On the court or rear side of the exterior the wails He equal height in the three upper stories, and crowned wath a comice similar to the rear of the present building, without the architrave and frieze. On the remaincer of the exterior wills. the col- umns and antae, their capil aud bases, the enta- biature and balustrade, Window and door dres- sings, &c., the style of architecture of the present building, 80 far as ornament is @pncerned, will be preserved Uiroughout, with the exception of the door and window openings. which may be varied, ercept those in the east end of the two wings The sizes, shape, and dimensions of te columns, antae, capitals, bases, ang gross section of the enteblature oo Will be ihe same asin the present 6. : i€ of granite, tne shaft of the columrs may be either in one or Lbree pieces of equal lengths. The base and capital of the columas and will each be inone piece. The arciitrase of tae entablature will extend in one length tre to centre of antae or column, and those ov: se latter to be composed of but one bioek, wiih both sides and bot- tom wrought, together with such parts of the tep as tay be required) Those over ie antae, the outer face and the top and bortom edge. The face of the ashler must be perfeetly wrought to the sample, with ali t necessery heads, rebates returns, &c , required. The beds, builds, ends, xe. rough hemmered to the square. All rebates, mouk} ings, ornamentai and bevetied work inust be elern wrought, and agreeably to the direciious given by the superintendent. it marbie is used, the shafts ofthe eolumos may be ia (ourand five pieces; 1 ‘ave in one length trom centre to centre of the columns or antae; bet over the furmermay b miposed of three seperaie dlocks, one laying flatwise, forming the underside and the first momber on each edge; the other two standing on e:'ge; forming the inside and outsice frees of the same. ‘Those over the aniac must be in one block. The measurement of tie materinl and work de- livered, and the payment hereon will made agres- «bly to the following form aad schedule, and all Lids nust be made according! Schedule or rule fortze measurement of materiz!s 10 be delivered, vi Vornice, per foot in fengih, including cost éf stocks, freight, and workman-hip ., Arclutiave over column, includs stock, freight, and workmanship. Architrave over antae. including freight, and workmans Capitals of colui stock, freight Uapitals of a: stock, freig] 3 Of artae bt, and wei Dass of column, each, includ freight, and workmaaship. jumn, in one eight, and w ts of column, in thi cluding cost of stock, sti eeeees ‘Iain s eps, (with 654 to 8 inches,) pe of steck, fr in lengti:, inciud- t, Qud workman- t wide, length not exe: 10 feet, including stocic, freig’ manship, per ficial foot ef seen rater widih than 3 of price por supe iensl 3 inches All the other stores of the Joes not exeeed three times th: ‘ured &s follows : > elock in al: stones w neresxceed 30 cubic feet b al price inches ia ‘Tne work oa th paid for by the -uperk per superficial fot . No 2 hammering on 6 per superficial foot.. No 3 ham i per enupefi per super Yor all beds, b ham mered full 1 Sy e, as ordered, yer o-ea cube of one foot of the stone he proposes to deliver, with five fi hammered, giving on four si stahding of the above four qualit the fifth side, his rouge hamimeri ma «standard in judging of the st ek delivered. If of marble, the facs: of th maered in the most pace m ir, 2 ‘ample of the size above named, to be tne bidder; and the suriace seen will Each bidder to furnish a while the sxih show the rough siock ; and this will be used as sy &e, full j——— per superficial ver cent. ardit! ut hammering bevelled work, —— per cent ad- d mal to plain works; but to apply only to the part cutofftrom the square work, ami whic! case 10 be measured in the piain work. For hammering of circular work, — per cent. od fitional to plain work. Ninety per cent. of the amount of the 2 erials deavered, acco said amount to be a fi pment thereof, exeept by consent of the Secretary of the Treasury, will be a forfeiture of the same, Every propos d, cater intoa contract and bond, with proper and eudicient secur- ities, m the sum ot fifiy thousand faithfal performance of the same, iv for the whole work, and of a proportional mount if for a part thereof Any information touching the matter ean obtained by application tothe ‘Treasury Depart ment. Proposals will 2lso be receive! up to the aforesaid for furnishing and delivering at the site, by the ren, the rough stone forthe foundation, cellar, id area walls of said building, and must be of the ry best description for that purpose. ‘They wilt be required in such quantities aud at such times a4 will be most for the convenience of the operntionon the work, and in quality, to the cotire approval ef the superintendent. Uhe cepartracat right to reject the proposals kereby luv. terest of the United States shouid require it. The proposals roust be sevi to ims department, directed to the superintendent, under cover to the Secretary of the Treasur, lorsed “Materizis for the Treasury Building Extension,” and will be opened at one o'clock. p.m, of the last day fixed for receiving the sime, in the presence of the bid- vers, ifany choose to attend. Enquirer, Richmond. Va; Seutinel, Alexandria, Va ; latelligencer and Siar, Washington, D. 2.; 2un sad wepublican, Baltimore, Md.; Peonsy!vanian Philadeiphia; Day Book and Sun, New York; Post. Hoston; Argus, Portland, Me; Pawioi, Concord, N. 5 und Argus, Aiba: week for sixty days. Bi be t of the Treasury. A. H. ROWMAN, Sup’t of Treasury Building Extension. Je 27-2604 oars, for the ing the +; tW) times each to A CARD. RS. K. PHILLIPS, No 401 Sixth Sty pk between G and 4, desires to inform the citi- zeus of Washington and vicinity, that she is now prepared to give instructions on the Pano Forte. She has taught mnsic in some ¢f the priocipal ities of the Union, and ha: testimonials showing that she is fully competent to discharge the duties of her pro- fession to the satisfaction of those who may f:vor her with their patronage. ‘Terms: G10 for 24 lessons at hor residence, or $12 at Lie residence of her pupils, je 12—eo3m* UPXRIOR TABLE AND POCKET Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, &e —A large assort- ment, lower than at any other place in the city. Por articles and low orices always eall #1 the lousekeeper’s Furnishing Store, 480 Seventh st may 30 G. PRANCIS. ‘wnlil the 27th day of August next, at 13 o'clock, i will be plain ashler, with plain window openings of fermed, Ui out the least ing of mouldings of one cw veo I pon the cost of pina work; of two curves, —— per cent. upon piain work, per su perficial f tte _ = £ach arris on same, — cents per lineal foot 7 2 2 / i abs = posneserae Deranraewr, Juno 26,1855. | WE WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAR ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON EV- and then decide whether to suffer on or be made whole. Ye professional man, with ruined health, age ‘of that highly pepular and extensive Se! paper, the Christian Banner, pabiished at 1855. thus ot HAMPTON’S VEG&- * e time ago we merely alluded to Hampton’a Vegetable Tincture, with a promise of more derived froin its use. During our collegiate course, owing to sedentary habits, we becarae quite dyapep- tic, and were very much troubled with vertigo Por more than twelve years after leaving college, we were laboring under these two afflictions In the spring of b our genera! healt: became so delicate tit was with great difficulty we coult attend to ‘we ate immédiately torned acid, our digestive or- gans became wholly deranged ; losing as it seemed wo = all their activity and vitality; we were con- stantly depressed in spirit, our exergy slmoetfor- s0ok us, and nothing but necessity urged us on to action. We had taken strong medicmes, observed grent [sparta in our diet, and ail to no purpose. We ad despaired of ever iecovering our health, when a female frivnd of ours importuned us to get 1 bottle of Hampton’s Vegetable Tincture, assuring us that we wouidl find great relief from its use. We briefiy replied, “we would not sive « doliar for all the Tine ture Hampton ever mare, so tar as Gur own indivi! ual health was concerve’.”” We had no fait nor any other medicine in effecting a cure on In the kingg +33 of her heart, however, without c sulting us about it, she and got one bowl urged us to accept of it, and for her sake, as it Not possibly injure us, to use it according 1 tion. For the highosegard we had for ber and ber act of kindness, we promised t« And with out exageration we can truly sa before had used the contents of one bot new inan We used, cousee 8. We were affaid to give diseases might retary. Bin have becn usifonniy and so far es our labors, toils, bilities, and world!y cares will a have been buoyant, « and as mue! and all is w: je sake of the icted we make this statement, hoping that others may find ihe same relief trom its use that ne be hepi in every tamity. No i wihou HAMPTON'S V TURE.” Lawyers, Dactors, Ba kere. Departments of 5) Ow, Our spiri hat we ple ever b BLE TINC- ha of high Messrs. Mortimer & f take pleasure your © Hamptoo’s Poon dy nervous ed Gp under ij have friends, ar use it Yours truiy, Joun L. Of Exeter st., . BLEEDING OF Race re. LUNGS. . C., Ped. 8, 1855. hottie, i was c: health as ever ¥ matic affections performed oa 2 hs wish them [ asm, pontiemen Cull and get pam! ough, Bronec sommuentariza oo of fomales trou i:ifnncy lestly Mustratedt by bea nervous debil'ty, sefer, and mote sycseastui iodsn cautionary hints on the e7i Houlsaly re00: stot douois of the 30 WhO are sonseious of having bararded the pippinea ond privileges to which every humau beiuy iz on titled to. Prise 2b acnta per copy, or F iar. Matied free of postage w a: sad Binics, WN, BThons ot any cits dieses q; eersonally cr by mi } part of the Urion eosordice pgackel anc carefolly cecured fr: Adiresr Dr. Ef. 4 ORO Ofies da! om! too ‘a daliy ‘voin $4 ic to 2 p m, and on uate fend ld Up an . = Ofies Removed teu: Mo. 8S Beaver w ST maiden Lame, Albaay. N.Y. — deo RESIDENT’S MOUNTED GUARD QUICK STEV.—This excclient piece of Musie of the Patino composer, Mr. Robert Heller, has just been published by the subseribers, The uve page is nest elegantly embellished. HILBUS & HITZ, Pesigecd Publishers, Depot in Star Buildings. TN ERRY’S AND GILLOT?’S 51 EL PENS ip variety, bought in person from the manufactur- erg by the undersigned, in this way secu: iueness, as well as the best tANOK aah, Of ech ae FRANOK TAYLOR, , DOCTOR CELEBRATED MADE. ~_Thus spoke 2 wive and yood man, it mark the change ! tthe afficted hear him, ksburg, Va., in bis editorial ot the (8th of Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Blood ead, Acidity of the Stomeeh, Heartburn, Disgast for food, we in the Stomach, Sour Eructauons, Sink- ing or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swan mung of the Head, Hurried and difficult Breaili: img at the Heart, ¢ Seusadons whea in a [ Vision, Dots of Wy bs be’ Duk Pais m the Head, Deficiency of Perspiranon, * the Skin and Byes, Pam: in the ost, Limbs, &e., Sudden Flushes Biesh, Constant magia ession of Spirits. attention of the res go with a ice! ‘ularly the great relief we have ourseif Posture, Dimaess 04 he Sight, Peve: ond the ordinary duties of our profession Everything Side, Kack, U of Heat Burning iathe jog of the utmost n its virtues and adap aes tor which it is recommut neut znd well- whe may still de ORTH CAROLINA. Certijivate of Dr. W. Smith, of Pine Hill, Rich- cC. ubject Of Dyspepsia, in it Such was my corditio the physicians aud all who saw Whale in this condite twelve months t aeking ave some Question Speptic, and had been great the use of * Dr, Hoofiand’s G , dud be insisted th called the ext ¢ and } commenced ta ams one of my neighbors came to medicine, (he a dyspep- the Bitters I bad ten, waieh effected mu called on me tor more cf the same ) saying he was fe benefitted by it than an Raint of threo + en: Coach & are of bho, aa tore in a public notice, wy they “cas: rn icted With azy dinesso of tine STILL ANOTHER axy Valuable toy 2: sh Mixture. “I 0 ¥ & Yeisebic Oonéacter oa ths Ve. Mr. JOGN THOMPSON, recdins 3 Bichmond, wes cured Py ‘three bot Spanish Mixture, of Salt theum, wbiea Brarly swenty Sclimond kad 5 servant philis, in the wor . He says be cheerfe. mcuaa it, und consiiecs it s yery iuvalua le med! time ; sarap Dopod at M. WARD, OLOSK & Co, No. Maiden New York. Tw DYOrt a SONS, No. iSu North Second st. BEN? & BLURS, No. 125 Main stresi, Rich mond, for sale by CHARLES STOTT, Washi HNNBY PAEL, Alasancrio; and by Desens a Exice $i per bottle, o¢ six hotties Yor $i = ff EMOikS OF THE COUNTESS OF BLES Sonia = wo VE TAY LUR. TRAPRLERD' (fay - bat 17% hours! ‘Reazing time between Washington and Cincinnati 27 hours !! Tickets and Baggage Checks to be had in Washington !!! THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EAILBUAD HE NG ereatly uaproved is Western connec teas how offers the fullest inducements two Gavelem briween Washington, Baltimore, and all portions of the Wert, the Nortuwest and the South west The connection between whe trains from Wash ington aad the iatas bound west trom Baltimoce is ways proupily made at te \Vashington Junction (actly calied the Relay Hoa) 9 muies fom Balti more. "This is the only chance of cars required be weee Washington and the « checked through 1 Wheetr ‘ion, snd rechecked aud t Passengers) Wethout cir Ugh tickets for pousie Dey conuceting and 46 »p. 10 RAILROAD, run » near Wheeling, vite and Newark, 1 tains connect at Newark ark, Mansfield and Sandre- ?; Toledo, Detroit, Chicago Xenia (on L turmed with ue APOLIS, Ter Tdand, St. Low. 82~ Paseeny phis Vicksburg, are also sold w teu riches, New Ovlears ete., which Lshinglas— are treusterred at Cim- jeamcrs onthe Ohio. Tiekets ey Cairo, and St. Louis are eold by this lisvile (forty Oleveland aod 0 se pomts in tae bmeron to Cia 00 inddes short- FARE i'v THI UGH ri ine, 39 4 HARPER'S *CRRV Y SPRINGS, CUM- “GS, Yedmont, Oak- land, and Pairs passengers muy leave JWash- ington at 6 @ 12 or 4469. m. wtatic between © am train from W. through tickets, Ac. sg” at Washin3. BE. Baltimore oes ASBINGTON ERAN PRs LINE from pier i if nece: ork, and ofRtene clewmg tires sone. 25g with Uh< +, Luotedsys, end Zat J, o2oscdes wh the etager aig dally, oaneviieg with the nage W.B. PLUCARTY, Aree GON St? en] Als ‘osahes leave the « SRE NRW YORK & Livenroen UNITED STATUS MAIL STRAMERS. Th @MPS COMYRISIND THIS LINR ARQ Ti ATLANTIO, Onp?. to PACIFIO, Capt. BALTH iakea in their contiruccicn, as insere strength and spend, und thelr eccommod:,. Gons for pessengers are ucequsiled for @lercncy 2d comfort. ® York to Lamar LINS & @2., O Wall street, Nex York BROWN, SLUPLEY * Gu. Lavernool. 5 eae & OO., Lowa ing’e Aros Sand, b> JOBS hOB & OO, 26 Rus Notes Dero. iee ¥ictetres, Parts, GEO. B DRAPEK, Daves. " Kees de go ships be gr be aswuntabie ‘or gold, sitvor, cn, AP S, precious stones or runtais, enless lis et faainc are sigoed her-tor, anj ae valve therecf therein exprees-l. nov 16—dly ——— —— men INE ENGRAVINGS.—We bave recently re- ceived a Lirge lot of fine Frecch, English, and Ame’ Engrav.ng:, which We are selling oil st exceeding!, low ra.es, JNO, F. ELLIS, geal 06 Pa. avenue,

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