Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1855, Page 4

———S” EVENING STAR. liyy; [POR THE STAR. THE LOVED ONE OVER THE SEA. eary of waiting—of waiting , "Vor loving tones spoken to me ; And my spirit is piaing—still pining For love lit eyes o’er the blue sea. ‘There are music strains on the air thrilling, And hauntingly sweet though they be— Far sweeter to me is the trilling, Of a loved abscat voice O’er the sea. I am weary of listening—of listening For bounding steps coming te me ; And tears— I tears, will be falling, While they tarry eo long o’er the sea, There are sot, gentle steps lingering near me, Steps light as the morning to me ; But L list for the sound that can cheer me— A firm, springing step o’er the sea. Tam weary of weeping — of weeping OPer hopes withered by ma dened: Of a fate that has cruelly banished A war, loving heurt o’er the sea. Then hoW can my brow be unshaded ? ‘The world is all sadness to me; Por a brave, tried, and true beart is drooping Par over the blue, sunny sea! Bat I am not weary of praying— Of praying, beloved one, for thee ; For i know thou «rt with ime in thought, love, 1 know thou art weeping with me. And ic I ne’er gaze on that form, love, Nor hail thee from over the sea; °Tili death stilis this true heart’s last throb, lev, Ite prayer shali be offered for thee. Jessie. Wasnixeton, D G 1856. — Josep Heme. — This distinguished man, the tidings of whose death were brought to us by the steamer Pacific, was born at Montrose, Scotland, in the year 1777. Ie was educated to the pro- fession of a surgeon, and in about the year 1798 entered into the service of the East India Company. By dint of un- wearing application, he uired a tho- rough knowledge of the Indian dialects, and amassed a fortune. In 1808 he re- turned to England, se _ ere tour of Europe and Egypt. In e was elected to Patient; and he has held a seat every year since. He was remarkable for his energy and persever- ance, and has always been noted as a reformer of abuses, an enemy of monop- oly, and a friend to the extension of polit- ical franchises. In financial ability” he was surpassed by few. At his death he numbered 738 years. {> Bulwer leads a bachelor’s life in Paris, and many singular stories are told of his eccentricities. He is at the age of fifty, the same dandy he was when he wrote ‘‘ Pelham,” and really makes up exceedingly well. His fortune is very large, and he performs many acts of ua- ostentatious charity. He is a fatalist, and believes firmly in certain periods being hazardous to his destiny. One day, full of gloomy foreboding, he was seated at his solitary breakfast table, when the new housekeeper, who hap pened to bear a striking resemblance to his wife, entered,— Sr,” said she, “I shall do every thing to give you satisfac- tion.” «* Will you, madam ?” cried the Baronet, and ringing the bell, he ordered the valet to pay the housekeeper a year’s wages, and her passage to the most dis tant place she would consent to go. The lady happened to have a daughter mar- ried to a New Zealand Chief, at Loorako, Bay Islands, and hither she was dis- patched at Balwer’s expense. ZA bill for the protection of hotel-keep- is before the Pennsylvania Legislature. It provides that guests at hotels shall deliver their money, goods, bles, into the actua. elry, and other valua stolen. It further declares that persons be. coming gues’s at hciels, without means to pay their bills, aceruing from any time not longer than a week, and not giving rotize of any sack inability, aro vegrants, and as such shal be subject to conviction before an aidermac or justice of the peace, for any period not longer than thirty days, and authorizes the proprie tor to detvin such delinquent until the proper officer be obtained. The bill also gives to ho tel keeper: a lien upea the baggage of gucats ed debt fur a period of not longer for acer thaa one weck ees MOVE « California steamers leave New York on ous and Q0tn ef each moni. ———_—__—_—_—_—— RRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS Wiliards’ Motel—a.a & 5. ¢. wittanp. Hi Ball, N¥ JK Weisyer and fady, Miss A Stsiare, do do Mr Gifbert and daugters, Mrs D: ter, do do iss Jones, do Mc McLemont, Can L Banks and ly, NY Mr Ciaptane, do Jadge Wanest, Mass Hon O M Hyde, Mich HL Sarrington, Ma W _H Gocdnow, do Phetps, NY C B Hayden, Va B Sanggs, Va Mrs Marden, do W D Roberts, jr, do National Hotel p. witrarp Biartin, Miss T Hayward. Pa JJ Dickinson, Ya Dr Ben Blackford, Pa 3G Blackford, V2 Miss Dickinson, do Peyton, DC Miss Lewis, do Hf Thomas, do Miss Shrevesburg, do Judge Crain, Md G Weaver, do G Forbe:, do AW Masten, do EL Mason, Va RK Contee, Md W E Webster, do RT Harris E Higgins, Md JG Bond, NY JP Bulou, Wis TF Bennet, M1 J P Sanderson, Pa Browne’ Hote!—r - & ». prows. W W Bowie, did B Wells, NY W L Powers, NY ‘ Gorsuch, do J Elaridge Willis, Pa H Cretswell, RR marth, do onzue, Di” Preene. Ga 7 W € Smith, orsey, Vit J t Fs an Wiliams, Vi. Dr HJ Macon, NC iL Witsen, do JL Ludwick and lady, C3 Leigh, NY La i Mr Porter and ly, Mass Ki:kwood House—.. 8. & a. KIRKWoop. SR Hull, La W F Richmond, Va GM Kemmick, NY 5 tHe 4 $M Kemmick, Ny KS Holden. NY JT Kobius, do t RM Wiis, Mass L Dob>ins, Va —— United States Hote 2. W Hammond, Obi ks wah agi mind, Ohio Patterson, N G C Kinney, in sc ot we and ike CU kitis, Va | 1 Pat Hi Hi Harris and lady, NYG WT mguay, © W Hi Collinge, Tex K Matthews. “Australia J Edmanson, ‘Tena 4M Jonnston, Pa J Cacolus, 0 WM Owen, Ala © Krumer,do RK Withiamson, Ga W E Smith, Me W_R Rapp, Ala S Williamson, Austraila BW ‘Tope, Miss G W Todd, Va A Jobostor and ly, 0 K Martin, NJ Mansion House, «texinudrta, Va. . NEWTON, PROPRIETOR. JG Home, Va ih Wel ¥ LLY 3 JH Payne’ Va x pag ny = W 4 Pizhugh, jr, do hi © Heilen, Me : seine Ur R83 Lomax, Va ' MP Placide, [nd - eae —_ DEB. RORDE’E GORATING CORDIAL A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE. ALTHO RESTORED AND LIFE LENGTHRNED, by DR. MOQsB's INVIGORATING EBLIZiG OR CORDIAL—At fret the ited to Pro*. MORSS'8 INVIGOR: ELIXIR OR CORDIAL were ceamedfsbalcus. The public often deoaived, ry end subline traths an Nuc facts, undeniable ihe bighsst class aad over all doubts. PROPOSALS FOR STAMPS. Post Crrioag CEraRrMays, ROP OFALS will be received at the until ‘hs 80th dey ¢f March next, ing sts~ ps for the uze of the pot ofees im the Uni- ted Stet+s fer four yoers from he Ist day of April next, when ordered oy t*e department, of the fil- lowicg dererigtions, viz: ‘The name of the cflice a eut from a cotkd b eck o in puch mann ni STMAM’S LINE OF XRNIBUS#&S will leave Alexandria at 4, 9% am, 1'4 and 3% leave Washingion at 6, 11, and 12 m., 3 and 7 pm. eats can be secured at the Office, Fairfax st., and Newton’s Mansion House ; in Hall's Segar Store an‘ Kirkwood House. ye runs regularly winter and summer fer modation of the Public. ers called lor and taxen to theirresidences State in circular form “ned eteei, an} made letters aud ficures , with a thumb sd fi ures in place.— e mocsi*g the same, to ove now manufactored and- tarned malogzavy handle, of the same nedtotho:tamp. The deo as to contaia bat 6 atiected by Witnesses oi w the first trip up and last trip down, ail other regular trips 95 cents. LATHAM & COOK. t» he securely f CROMWELLS BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE NEW YORK & BOSTON, ILL dispateh a Steamer daily from Baltimore and New York, aud twice a week from Boston to Baltimore ard Baltimore w Bosion. unequalled facilities to the busi jrict of Columbia. The Agents ve freight and give a through maton at the lowest rates of zit and no commissions charged. for freight promptly emooth, from 1 to 31, ed metal, and of the 2” asd “free” jar frains, or defi Lops with ts words “ energy which is ns of all the natural ap) meatal attributes. fined to either sex or *he ailizg wife, the listless, overwora Sept bas 7 pression, the indiritue. ollity, cv from the weakness of all Sud immediate s use of this incompar: have a predispositi pele, a2 weil as the iicsher beneficial eects are pct con ‘The feeble girl, ernsveted youth, the 963, the victim of nervous de hess men of the at either point will re bill of lading to W: ‘or foreign mails usel by the New ; the above stamps to he mad: of harlened ‘The proporals must also contain separete hide for hy the following the circu'ar stems, with the m ge Pi-ee, Raltimeore. H.B CROMWELL, Vorner Washington and Albany ats., N. Y. JNO. W. SCHANK, FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH. BALTIMOKE AND OHIO KALEROAD. SUPROVED ARKAN GEMENSS FOR TRAVEU! OF SCHEDUDE!! even these docpsi line as it doss, by so , the Baltimore and portions of the West (aa? North this rout» greatly ineresaed ra in that direction. ber 47, 1854, the sis, hyeteria, palp ns! afiectious, muscular & pricking sensation in t each direction eavicg Camden Stetion lock a8 heretofi + J be deemed for the 35 TRAIN, leaving atop m, p.30., as heretofers, cud ruunieg i beurs, teachin g t Wash: eelmens of the var'e> “mesa etterman, Farm- te only, for wood ‘th these trains make MORSE'S INVIAC will replace weakness with stren (2a, mexpacity wit? sficiency, irregularity w Cinsipnati, Louisv' cinuati for dinner next Train they arr ye there »-icg kept bat one night op Nerhwet via Clevelacd end can m keadirect onnec- Jevelaod ead Pitta the Ohio is navi ard Welleville, ys lu fature, el! th Dr. Hcrsc'2inw Canadas, ard $/ect saving Camden Station «Ul COMMODATION TRALN, di-te vlscae, will e’art at stody of the proprietor or bis proper sgent, and on leaving their rooms are to deposit ‘heir keys at the oflize, to hold the proprietor liable for mohey or clothing © & Obie Railrosd arose mead 3 ALEXANDRA RAILB JAD, dri« datly for Gortor= tations at 7 o'clock, From a serious tim i had beeome very much wep tenced to use © Hampton's ed, in contormity to “nt under whi a Very extra charge or pense, aud enbject to th and measurem is Ovutral rail Tile, and Staunten gepes HOWARD LIFE pay Pa sais satisfactory evid ad v Supplying Paper. ’ Superintendent of the Public Pri jan %—eatd TO LOVERS OF BUTTER. » Connecting with the Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat- with the stages ily, conpacting with the cteges W.D. BROOKETT, Agent FOR MOUNT VEPNON. [gp On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, Fare round tr ; from Alex- 2k y by A. JARDIN, I seryman, lei street, comer of M— » monthly Moss , 46 feet in will leave their resi- ments on the boar. f SAM'L GEDNBY, Osnt MEW WORK & LIVMRPOUL s UNITED STATES MATL STEAMERS. iS COMPRISING THiS LINE ARB Appies, Cherrica, HY OF THe MARTERED by € ang ¥ COLUMBla, rt. Fers to the property bs lapt. Oovistee and cheaper means apes st 1 Gane Gratton contract, expres: - care has been Thase ships have besn for Government service; aken oo their construciioa, a3 in the Engines to jasare strength and epsed, and ther arcommoda- tione ‘or passengere ere unequatied for elegance - EXERY, Treasurer. M Ulysses Warde John Van Riswiek umbia Place, corner Louisiana avenue Exclusive ure of extra size state rooms. oe From Liverpool to New York £30 and £20. An «Xperieuced eurgeon attached to each ship, 4 is rendered ex- ts ali those impurities and as a consequence, » Ue tovth must always re- berth Can 'e s-cored until peid for, tooight or passage apply to KDW AKD K. COLLINS & CO. reet, Ne» York, , uf ORNAMENTAL TREES FOR SALD. lings, free growth, and are not stunted. from 12 9 15 feet in the ¢ Horse Chestavt from 4 we Sycamore of rich foliage ; OD the above trees there is a larg: Prices accordit.g te si to $t. Come and see f fall upon war 10 -S3* ( PERU'S AN yded by all the em deiphia, Baltimore ben introduced. ERMAN, Drugeit BROWN, SPLE E.G. RODERTS & ia Kings drove Tos No. 1 Siver Leat } Prepared only by and Oveimist, Niath and Oa) st, aod sold by all Drage, 26 Rus Notre Dame des Victoires, Paria GEO. H. DRAPER, Havrs. ‘The owners of (nee ships for gold, silver, bullion, stones or metals, anlesr therefor, an! the vaiuc thereof there! OE ——————— H. SEMKEN, JE No. 830 Pa. avenue, between Offers for sale n sragnificent DIAMOND JEWE! » Breastpins, Rar nd number, from 25 ets. 4 vukae = will aot = accountable ie, jew ry, Precious Bg are cigned SILVER PLATED WARE. Sets, Castors, Cake and Furi: a white metal, Table, Des il Forks, double and NOMPLETE Cotiee * Baskers, Waiters sert, and Téa Spoons an plated on Alfata, the best cubetiiute for sil ranted and sold by , OTT'S STEEL PENS, nds and sizes, bought in person from warranted genuine. PRANCK TAYLOR. Hie ans ateninnetnnddiotansaanianioneaeoaiins, LOUDON WALTZ. df dedicated to the ouny Iadies Va., "y Prof.Jd A. Y. peeasing comporition, published atthe A HILBUS & HITZ, the makers and mar 6 Veute, between Oth and Mia sts. 2 and streets, prea dm 2 ring’, Seal Rings ‘hafta, Seal Thimbles, Trinkets, A soe warranted as represented and sold OMPOSED and di N YEAR Boo al of Stientific Dis-o 123, Fob and Vest C Allartieles are unusually low, t WAsm-xaTon, N the of #r more, Md. praying for extension ofa pat ent granted to fim on the 29th of May, 1841. for japrovement ia * Mechines for ave Drensin Shir gies.” for seven years from the expi- ration of — ee which takes place on ot ot May io oT So aee, that the eaid petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday, the lt)h day of Mey, pext at 12 o'clock m; and all persons are motificd to ap pear and show cause, if =e have, why said pe tition ought not fo be gran! Persons opposhag the extension are required tc file in the Patent Office their objections, specially set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans mitted in accordance with the rules of the office whieh will be furnished on application The testimony in the case will be closed ou the 4th of May, 1855; depositions and other papers re lied on as testimony, must be filed in the Ciice or or before the morning of that da: pe arguments, i any, within ten days thereatte: Ordered, also, that this noties be published in thr Union, Intelligencer and ¥vening Star, Washington. D. Cz aa ey Baitimore, Mi; Evening 2 rgus, Philadelphia, Pa; Scientific American, New York ; once a week for three successive weeks previous t the 1éth day of May next, the day of hearing. CUARLES MASON, ‘ommirsioner of Paten:: P. 3.—Editors of the papers will plerse copy and s-od their bilis to the Pateat Uflice, with a pa per containing this notice. mar 10—law3 United States Patent OMmce, WaskIXxsTon, March 9, 1355. the petition of Janz: Bratt, of M.tt-avcn ew Vi rk, praying for the extension ct s patent granted te him on the i0th of July, 184', foc improvement ia ‘Key Wrenebes.” for seven yarsfrom the ag pee «f fsid patent, which takes place on the 10th day of J» y, 1855: Itis ordered, that the said petition be heerd at the Patent Uflice en Monday, the 25th ay of June, nest, at 12 o’elock nd all persons are netifiro to appea: and show cause, if auy they said petition ought not to be vrarted. Persons opposing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections, specially et forth in writing, at least twenty days before the da» of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans mitted in accordance with the rules of this Office which will be furnished on epplication. The testimony in the case will be cloeed on the lith June; depositions and other papers relied uy- on as testimony must be filed in the office on or be fore the moraing ot that day; the arguments, > any within ten days thereatter. Urderel also, that this notice be published in the Union, Latelligencer and Kvening Star, Washington D. C., Peansy. » Philadelphia, Scientiéc American, New Y ard the Post, P B, Masa. nce a week for thre? successive wees previous tr the 25th of Jun next, the day of hearing CHARLES MASOY, Commissiocer ot Patents. , P.8.—Editorsof the above papers will please eop) and send their bills to the Patent Office, with a ps per containing this notice mar 10—ia’ ABYERTISEWENTS, AT PHILADELPHia. ORR V. ERIN NM, Dealer ta atthe 2} «former old eeteblished Wine More of JAL0B SNID Jr., No. 78 Wailvvt street, our Lore be low Fo street, Where consumers will be supplied with W7N ES and LIQUORS ov the mort acomme dadns terms JACO@ BRIDE, Jr, tfor he Im ports ica of FORKIGN WINES, Cfice No. 76 Wak st etreet, Philad-iphin, where be hpi pat reseive: coera for the epecia! lirportation of Wires, 2>., from variocs houses iv Europe, in quantities ot asingic dosen sod vpward ; ond aie ‘ke for his soa, JOHN VAUGHAN SNIDER, the patronage of his friends an ner customers. #4*% All Winer ordered for Washington wil! b- de ivered by Exprese free <f freight. jet—iy DOCTOM FOURSELEF, THE POCKET ASSOCULAPIUS: OB, SYREY ONS 118 OWN PHYSIOLAuw. System im every bape end form. To whirh feadleds Treats on the Diesases of Females, befog of the PS ext iprertacw to msi pestle, or those comtem 2 Ry a ON Let ne jatar be agtamed to prevent @ copy co! MBBOULAY ITE to bie chia ave. ist no bine Of Woman ep 4r ry oe Obligerions of married life «'tt out readi ig tue POOKY ASCLLAPIOS. Let po ove nisd Coogh, Pain im che «2s, fealimga, and the w bore trae 4, cad given up by their phy- cian, be an: without atin: the FSOTLAPIUS a = Shore etcut to ba married any imped mest, teed this troty wre ‘a! book, #3 it bse been the mrans 0} vering teas sods of unforiaoate creatures froin (he very jaws +. death. Any person 61 ¢ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Bhan) ‘4 a letter, will receive one of this work by mail, or Sve copiss will iv seat for One Doi lar. ‘Adgreas, (post palit) Da. WM. YOUNG, eee oso. Iba Bprnce atrect, Philedalphin ap 8—ly GALTIECAE AUERTISERERTS, MOBARD fF. SFFTS. OFeRea D. 8! a. (CL DB. SEW & CO, Manufactarers aDi i Be Tratets in ALOQUOL, CAMPIRNS, EMU S TIAL OWL, &c. No. 24 8. OALVELT STREST, op oozite Weter ctreet, BALTIMOEN, Sd. mer Zi—ly (No. 531.} Notice of the umporary continuance of the sand Office at Vincennes, Indiana. N compliance with the act of Congres approve. I Peb uary 13, 1°55, which provides “that the of fices of register and receiver shall be continued at Viacennes, ladiana, until after a final report shall have been made by the communi mers, pursuant to the act of Congress approved July twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and fifty f entitled “An act vo asceriain and adjust tie Ut certain lands the State of indiana,” not hereby the order (No. 528) dated January 25, en under my han‘, at the city of Wa:hington, this 17th day of February, 1855. JOHN WILSON, ioner General Land Office. feb 19—law8w EV. JOUN LANAH | EXETER SIVRFRET ‘, PASTOR OF THE , M_E. CHURCH.—A strong desire to beretic tae afflicted indaees am thus to cer if, Ww I € any other medicine tO present soch a mass Of te: ony from gentlemen and ladies of high standing of our own we.d-known citizens. who te: f cures of COUGH, BRON CHITIS, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, &c Banrimone, January 24th, 1855, Messrs. Mortimer § Mowbray: I take pleasure ‘A ing to you that i have uset your “f¥ampton’s ta very great profit my general health ner Ehealth most salutary.— id digestive organs soon right T hav friends, formed, nnended it tm ‘ar as t have been in with success. ban Lanaman, Pastor - E. Chacch, Baltimore. OF THE LUNGS, Rareten, N. C., Feb. 8, 1655. Messrs. Mortimer + Mowbray: BLEEDID Ido here y 7 I was taken wih a ’ and tour atiacks of it Hampton’s Veget betle, aud after taking whie! T was much better I at about twelve months age porrhage of the Lun, 1 was ? ig the faurth i vow f enjoy as goud T can, and do. wai end the ‘Tincture out the least he w all persous atiheted in my way. Your, Gro. W. Waaxtes. CURE PITS—REAB! More to the Sick than Gold.—¥rem one of he mo-t respectable Druggists in South ©. Cuaneston, 8. Messrs. Mortime M your Hampton's Ve, ve every day, and every bottle geld recommends th valua le medicine to the afflicted. Several of our planters have tri tin different cases With ishing suceess, and are cetting it by half doz has been found to be the greatest nay neu matic affections, and a wonderful cure has beer performed on a negro bov, suffering from Pits. | wul furnish 5ou with a number of certificates if wish them Lam, gentlemes yours, W. G. Trorr. Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures of Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys pepsia, Nervousness and Ge | Weakness. As a female medicine or fur deix children we believe it unr quaiied. Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 140 Batti- et, Baltimore, and 304 Broadway, N. York c orr & Co., J. B. Moore, D. B. Cranxe. Crarke & Bowtine, W. Etciot, and H McPuer BON, Washingtot ts0, by R. 5S. P. Cr sen, George ary, Alexandria, and by Drug- feb 21—tr TOE ART UNION OF LONDON. PLAN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR. ps list is new open, aad esery subscriber of $5.0 will be ent ted w— I, An impression of late, by J. T. Withnore, A. R. A., from the original picture by J. J. Cha- ton, R. A. “A Water Party.” U. A Volume containing thirty Wood Engravings Mastrating subjects from Lord Byron’s Poem of “ Chilie Havolde.” An: IL. The chaaee of o! hing one 6: izes to be nd at the coneral meetiag ia April, which wiil include— The right to select fur himselé a vatuable work ot art from one of the public exhibitions. Statttes in bronze of her Majesty on Mlorseback, by T. Thor- neycroft. Copies in broaze, from an original Model in relief by R. Jefferson, of “ The Evtry of the Dake of Wellington into Madrid = Stavuttes in poreelaia or Toe Proof Impressions of a large cone by 1. Maguire, after the original picture by W P. Frith, R. A., © The Three Bows,” from Mo- liere’s “ B vargeois Gentithomme.”” Honorary Secretaries for Washington, Messrs. TAYLOR & MAURY, Booksellers. jan 24 PHILADELPRIA LAGER BEFR DEPOT, 381 Pa. avenue, between 1y and 6th syect. ) E have at all times the best Philadelphia La- ger Beer on band, and offer it now for sale for $3 per keg, and in quart botttes for $1 50 per Ml. _ We send the Beer free of costs to all parts of thr city. 4% Many physicians have recommended this Beer as one of the best for weak stomachs mar 5—lm* . & W. GERECKE —————— y pATVCHES AND JWe ay. have en hond a good supyly o* fine WATCHES and JEWELRY which will be sold very cheap to suit the times. Gold Le ver Watetes as tow as $25, warranted to keep good time. Call and see for yourselves at the store of J. ROBINSOY, 349 Pa. ave., oppo. Browns’ Hotel. feb 28—d1m ORGANS FOR SALE. SUPERIOX toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and a fine Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, beth now on exhibition at the Metropolitan Mechanics’ Pair. Ue maine sy the menufagtory of HENRY ERBEN lew 5 For terms, &c., apply to Prof. SCHEEL, on 14th north of F. street, north ol HENRY ERBEN. Wl as Pio eee ee UPREMECOURT OF UN - DST. VS PREME © T THE U ‘ Ki ‘ATER, ‘ eee 4. W. JANIN forin ac partn ker and Janine” for ne ten the Supreme Court of the United States, at Wa-h- throughout ington city, Wheve beth will attend future sess: 4 that court. a y ma) —— a lary ohn lew pSDIAB DOCTOR. { R. G. SPENCER i earvicer to the cittceur of Reb ei) eivce Of Gapcers—tabe them kolfe. 1 ose Peiva }esumpticn, Dr Dy-pepaiay Plien, Palsy, or ony other ujitent ibe lore bite Preorto aore. 7 cen cm onse, to Bo, 34, HANOVER STREFT, Kaltimora, 1 AN APPEAL T. COMMON SENSE. LET THE S'CK HEAR THE TRUTH. Captain Bensamin.— Wherever known his testi mony will be conclu: But lest those whe do not know the tain should be sceptical, Dr. Law- son & Dro... w ners of the best known and most lughly respectabie citizers of Easton, endorse bie wonderful cure by HAMPTONS VEGBTASLE TINCTURE. agTor, Oct. 4, 184. Messrs. Mortimer § Mowtrey Semen—I feel it my ny t to you and the pub ly te the edlects of Hampton's Vegetable veture. Tf was for more then five years laboring vader a disease of Chronic Rheumatism, and the great part of time { was so helpless that | had » te he bed dressed in my Clothes ok d i, and I continued to ero Hampton’s Tmetare ord thought | would give ia wal. At this time 1 did not & to tive one day after another. { fd ro. Tincture) for the Rheumatiem, tt 1 I was well of that disease. From toe of your ‘Lincture and the help ot God lam W gelling in good ihealih. I wish all the afilicted to try Ha:mpton’s Vegetative ‘Tin e, a8 T have done, with the same eTect wat a Your obeicnt servant, Tsaac Bexzamin, isaac Benjamia, rold ese.able Tmewnre, ane be We are acquainted of Bampton’s wsos & Bro. knowledge of Captain Benjamin we are ihe above statement is true and un- J. A. Jounsen, Cuartes Ropinsen, TIMER & MOWBRAY, 140 Bu Cet, Baltimore; and 304 Broadwev, N. York Cuas. Storr & Co., J. B. Moore, Df. Cranage Bowiine, W. dH. MePaer sho, by R.S. F.C benny, Alexandiia, COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, iiettefin Miwe 1 STROP. Ni ad for this most pleasent, T Sats, and eficacious remedy ter all pulmopa.y ytivtor to Peduce the bin the reach of al) clases. similar preparations fx a* tri vetciane who bave iecn 4; sino by (Leg ead c! our meat re emer who have used it in thelr su ics cure with vever failing eas years, during ebich perio! sid trom aivertisiog, 4c, it be ireputa ion cver the whee Unica, it Culds Coughs, Hoarsences, dc, tt te revicf, and yeu Tally cures iu = day leg with dict or bualp iS puaceptibie . 8 suse, Aina, Whoop ty Cough, Croup, Bromenttit, AGections of the Lange, ona Comsump- tion, itis always very b uefciai and seldom falls, ri abet wd ARABIC CENDY DROFR a tothe above, buti « milder 5 they set like e chara oa oh, hd civar the throst ard Bg. OTe particu 1 tor childron. trequentere of peb 2 speakers. singers, Sc. d 4% cepts per box. aaoet Drug aud Candy Stores. METHING NEW. Oe i(k THP MARKET ON PENNSYLVA NIA AVENUE 4 doors below Ninth treet, isa NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and toys, med this Cay. DYCK ER, cne of the — Nothin: Merchauis 4 to ci¥or to the citizen* of Washiegton end vicinity, his excellent Clothing «t the lowest Norihere prlees, fez cash only. There the POOR HAN a will And jast Clobieg Store ashas long been Kinley ag ten. lis motto is cheap 20: cash, wad cng raice Our. A good sabstan’ial woollen coat he wil ssi fh: $275; aud beevy ieee gry =a for $1.26 and five coats, overcoats, « prcportion. Gcod wool aad cottou unlerbirts, ‘hoeters ao... a ete satg th ate ches pest, sae ae Sa 255 Looking Glasses, 255 F ell cies end quality, F.ench or German plate, Paocy or plain Portrait end Picture Frames, "Also, Gilt Keom Moulding, Mactle et ‘i ne top Biackes Cornie-s made to order. Alse, oll kinds ef old ork regilded dispsteh and on reasonable t rma by = J. WAGNER, 255 Pa. avenue, opp. Kirkwood House. we SOLLDING stone, = sale, deitvera! Osnsl, cr Wharves Washington, Gecrgetown,or Alemanérin. Vth 7 . street, opp. Treasury Depsita-ot — CHARLES HASKINS, Architect. ‘Pa. avenue, betwoven Tenth and Eleventh sfreets,) WASHINGTON, D. C. W ee aoe oe ‘ings. o! bei feb l— ua