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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-02
SOIREE DANZANTE.

AT YOUNG'S ASSEMBLY ROOM. u.
MONS j. C6CHEU TAKES! PLEASURE
lvl to announce to the ladies and gentlemen Of
Washington, that his first Soiree will take place
on FRIDAY EVENING, November I'd. ~
Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting gentle
man and ladies. --. ...F. ). 80 !. ~ a.ss.,
Ladies having received their invitations last
season, the honor Of their company Is again de-
sired. s.r f.-s- 40
Mons. C.'s class for young Misses and Masters
is now open at the above named room, and he So
icits the Patronage Ct his former patrons and the
public In general. H.s
Days Of Tuition: Every Saturday al OK a. m.
&C 30-4t* -. F-7.s .rI -
A COST.-BEING DESTROYS OF RE.
"A ducing our stock Of CUTLERY and general
house furnishing HARDWARE in order to de
vote more attention to another branch OF the trade,
We shall offer great inducements to purchasers OF
the above goods for cash. -. Fl - - g
Also on hand-5O dozen Mineral Door knobs,
at 81 Is per dozen. $3.50, -
IS dozen Mortice Locks. complete, at 50. 50 per
dozen. 49,. ELVANS 4 THOMPSQN. 10
JIG Pa. avenue, bet 9th and nth sts. )
&C 22-2W "a !,
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NOTICE-FOR SALE-THE ADVERT
ser wishes to sell his Stock and Fixtures, on
the corner Of Maryland avenue and 4 street. He
has good and choice stock Of Groceries, and the
store Is doing good business. The proprietor
wishing TO leave the city is the cause of his want
Ing TO sell out. Terms will be made known by
application as above. oc I9-eo2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-02

" AafgR'S MAGAZINE FOR NOyEM.
II Ter for sale at SHILLINGTON'S Boohstorr
CLamoers's Journal for November
Grahams Magazine fof November
London illustrated News and Punch, by the L.
stea ner.
Frank Leslie's Portfolio Of Fancy Needlevp,t
A 6lance at the Reorganization Of the NAVY. sy
a late Lieutenant. ~
All the New Books, Magazines. and ForeI0n
wards, and for sale IT
SHILLlNGTON,S Bookstore,
&C 3i-5t conner y street and Pa avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
See a,st page for eelsm. Of Aret,.. s.

BY WALL, BARNARD q CO., Auct,.
FURNITURE, BEBS, CARPETS, NII.
II linery Goods, Carts, Drays, &e., =, An !.
'tion.-On SATURDAY morning, Novembt, "a
we viii sell, IN front Of our Auction Rooms. ,
large variety Of Furniture and other Goods 9
Mahogany and plain Bureaus lss.i
Mahogany marble top and other Tables
Feather Beds and Carpets s"s4 P.
Mahogany Sofas and Divans '-ss ~
Two second hand Carts and two Drays and
Harness, in good order D1e-srf 4
Will also be added, about % boxes Of Rib
bcns, Gimps, silk Fringes, silk and other Buttons
with many other articles, being the remaining
stock OF a lady declining the millinery business
-o,- WALL, BARNARD& co.
nov S--lt Auctioueers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-02

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. -, 4
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
tion.-On SATURDAY, the Sd instant shsrl
SELL In front Of my store, at the corner OF 2h and
ID streets, at 10 O'Clock m '
A large and general assortment OF Household and
Kitchen furniture
A good lot Of Groceries --.
90 small boxes Tobacco
10 bbls. Eastern Herrings
With many ether articles which we deem unns.
cessary 10 mention.
Terms cash.
nov I'D A appEN A.,
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ELEGANT CARPETINss.-AN ADD.


~ tisnal supply just received and on sale
IS bales elegant Velvet and Tspesty Carpetines.
all in entirely new and superb designs and
colofs
Also, 50 bales new style three ply do.
lOc bales Double Ingram, very rich and heavy
100 bales low priced, from IS cents to IS cents
Also, 10 bales wool, Dutch Cross barred I'm
bright and plain contrast colors
10 tales in hemp, same style, from IS TO SIX cts
Also, % bales Cd, 10-i, - and 1914 Druegets
bales Drugget Crumb Cloths, in border and CEN
tres, (metzllion centres) in sizes from 10 bv
IL 4 10 l6 by ga, ell In rich and elegant de.
signs and coloTs
Also, } bales superb Administer Mocuet Mosaic
and Velvet Centre and Hearth Rugs superb
beyond drscriI ton and unusually cheap
Also, . bales OF superior Edinburgh riband bound
all wool Blankets, very fne and cheap.
!ogetheI WIKI mauy other new styles OF rich
and desirable + furniture Dry Goods no; necessary
20 mention, which. with our previous stock make
The assortments under our roof the most complete
ever offered for sale in this city TO which house
keepers and those intending TO urnish their apart
ments are respectfully invited
oc ls-eo3w CLAGETT, DODSON &CO.
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
MRS. NJ PIERCE,
ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN PENN
IL avenue and + street, will open hand s<....-
some assortment OF all and Winter Hats ~
Also, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEA1H-
EMS, EMBROIDERIES, &c TO all Of Va
which the attention Of the Ladies is invited.
&C 3l-d*
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NOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING
u attached, on High street, adjoining Stephens
Wagon Yard, Georgetown, and Is considered
first rate business stand. Any ore wishing to rent
will please call on Mr. REASIN STEPHENS
Georgetown, or to PRESLY w. DORSEY, cor.
ner 7th and streets, Washington. oct 23-d2w
EOR RENT-THE RESIDENCE NOW &C.
Il cupied by MIR. Chubb on 14th street west
side, second door from street The Carpets
and Mating would be sold to the tenant on mod
crate terms. Apply TO CHUBB BROTHERS.
oct lS-U Intel 4tifl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-02

LNOR RENT OR LEASE-THE COAfMO-
Il dious "Concert Room' at Forrest HaIl
Georgetown. Length Of room IS feet, width Is
feet, height Of ceiling % feet. Accommodations
complete. Apply to u. FORREST, Georgetown
Oc l7-Sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-02

DOOM FOR RENT-A pleasant r DOM In the
III third story, with or without furniture Apply
to GEO. WILLNER'S Paper hanging Store, AGA
Ninth street. sep 20-H
TOTS FOR SA E.-TWO OR THREE
IL good Building Lots In rapidly improving
Ielgkborhood for sale on is~ years credit.
Apply 10 J. d. DRURY.
ty21-f
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MRS. CHOATS

WILL OPEN HER FAIL AND WINTER
w MILLINERY, on SATURDAY next, 81.
October 10th. She Is ready to attend pune
tu' lly to all orders fhe Ladies NAV favor her 49,
with. Corner OF Louisiana avenue and 9Th street
oct 15-n UntelO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-02

MISS LANPHIER q MRS. DITTY
le-W WILL OPEN WINTER MILL
RS$4NERY on Wednesday, TIE 3lst in Il
TJE slant at 3li Pa avenue, betw. shy3
80 and 10Th sts., up stairs. "
&C 2r-6r<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-02

ErOR REET-SINGLE ROOMS, OR AN
Il entire story, consisting Of three commodious
rooms, can be obtained at No. 3ll south side Pa.
Avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS. oct l3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-02

SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-Green, auctioncer,
yesterday sold to Mr. Henry Bradley, for fifteen
thousand dollars, the building formerly occu-
pied as q banking house by Selden, Withers
4 Company. 1t is situat.d on Seventh, near
ID street, four stories in height, twenty ght
feet front. running back eighty feet, on a lot
one hundred feet deep. .'-
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Mr. EDIroR: The learned lecturers, Misses
,Niyeson and Smith, who have been in our midst
o short time, are about to leave US. They
have drawn around them a small number of
ladies, whose thirst for scientific requirements
led them to surmount the barrier that custom
and prejudice had set up against female
soeakers and physicians. Doubtless, there
exists In the minds Of many a belief that
these ladies may be tinctured with the popu-
lar g isms" Of the day, and thus seek to dis
,sminate opinions sntagonistic to our feelings
and institutions Nothing is more foreign to
their nature. or more strenuously condemned
In their lectures. Another difficulty may have
arisen 70 prevent more general attendance
The idea Of improperly What sickly senti-
nsntaIity and morbid judgment must pervade
ths being who thus views . subject connected
18th voman's vital interests. To learn hoe
md srky We breathe the fragrant air that
henedcent Providence has thrown around US
"a acquire a knowledge Of those laws which
~ rishtly observed, viii render US healthy,
h.nnv- ard yirtuOus-to be, in fact, lovely
~ SsefuI vomen--is all these ladies design
10 zach. II encouraged, they propose giving
snother course of lectures in our city
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Blank Books, STATIONERY, ST..

plank BOOKS constantly on hand and made
- 10 order from any pattern
STATIONERY Of al tinds for Merchants and others
LAW BLANKS and Law STATIONERY ofeyery descrip-
:ior.
PRINTING Of LAW CASES and Special Agreements sI'
ecuted With dispatch
ALL TIE SEW BOOKS AID PUBLICATIONS received
- ssued
n $. PAR&HURsT, Agent. No al Broadway.
+ n V Z L o P L S.
~ The largest stoct,
Toe beet assortment, and
The lovest prices.
Ever offered 10 IRIS rs-tes
Ihe sseioeis respectfully invite attention Of the trade
70 theE NEW STOCK Of STAPLE and FANCY ENvEL
DYES EN- erseins over thousand They nov
nannnerarpg layer susnrtss than before and oy
reason OF recent large the beet paper mills n
The eo1rfy Are eesblee efe c.s Of soods lne Il
lover prices than hitherto.
Psrrea ~ stertor rvitec 20 tsey rev styles CT ELIZA
eFJEAS sLe A-EAHF1A ENVELOPES
CEAe II. LYON BIO,
Ne E HeeAEos-
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Third Edition Now Ready.
THE WIG ALMANAC for 1855 contains,
in addition TO the usual calendar pages and Astronomical
TIE oovERSMENr OF THE UNITED srArEs-Er-
SENATE o. THE UNITED STATES. Members of, and
HOUSE IE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Member, Of politically
xSXfVIS CONGRESS. Member. Of . far a. chosen poati
s.ly ei.s = fs r,,Dopr
Historical Critical steteb OF the War between Russia
rs s1e Ks Know oef s rSTi q 10 Jan l. 1850
TIE Rise Prosr,. aud probable Destiny OF the mysterious
P:e.l rIy S S,VS 's G %'. Mrs h9os S'hn
Table onIrsrg the Names Square Mules Population,
Cstls and Chef Executive each Of the Govern.
nenis Of North ard sosth America and the West India
SLAVERY LEGISLATION IN THE UNITED STATES
The Fugitive Slave Law Of l7g3The Assonn Compromise
bruhs Act Of last the Yeas ard Nays is
fuiy cs,.ifedspeerh Of william n Seward on the BIZ
IT'D sPse fu 81 ic lands, GRADUATION ACT SC,
TREATY OF RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA &c.
TkEATY WITH MEXICO (Gsdsden Treaty.
E EkThTy WIN slsa lArAs &C.
As.et. OF the Report. Of the Secretary Of Treasury Sec
ret.ry OF Navy. Posimsster General, a.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fact sor FARMERS, Sc
THE UNITED STATES NAVY
Lat Of the Vessels Of Wsr OF The s Navy, With Rse,
Guns when and where built By whom commanded whe.e
ELECTION Returns PROM EVERY STATE IN THE
UNION which hss he'd election during the care
fully complied AID compared VITA former elections Ell
GOVERNMENTS s OF fHs SEVERAL STATES FOR 1885
Table eonsnint list Of the ststss CsPt.s Governor
tire Ct Meeting Of Legislatures, time Of hoIdns E!se-
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENTS IN ,ss9, lsss, end
1874. and POPULATION OF EACH STATE.
,ei sIs cbs sa ne. 81 pcs. paid vii Be .D.s to IS
copies Postage The whis Almanac when pre- paid one
Order. respectfully solicited.
GREELEY MeELRArH:
TIL Rnf1 irs NaU- Y0rk
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CAD ENVY OF NJ u

CADEMY OF MUS c.
a Al on o syhtiiF1a susss;eRirIfos sIsaI
DOr1ettf' Grad oPenI.. = TP. 'PS,
i fsisfft R gTs PIrni Contra"
sIGsoR cEsARE sADIALI;
srGy0R LoaINL
L.ope Oh. KRIS. ssoo'in. FsSit, vs.,s
is1 ss5 C'5 yosHs s:1:. Of lie
s. r.: sao5 co Sfsta
Aifob.o (KDs Of the Se.Ms 9si,n
Dss G;,Ps5 ss s9 p.a. Monks PAGE: S: A.
tesesnis Lsdi.. Of the Court, Spanish Maiden. &e v
The be 1;fnl Scenery painted By sgnor AILE-
Musical Director and Conductor. aARETsk
Doors open o'clock pei foEmsbces commence ss oeoL
The Box Offoe viii open Academy Of aeHe tor
rat.srpoo .Ee securing sea-. ssy io1 ~ IA S
REFLECTION AND REGULATION OF PRICES OF
P.rou. Psrquet Circle and Circle ...OsE DoLLAs
s.eSno TwEsIgPrvE CEsrs
sscursS Choice Seats, 10 be secured in TIE cay
pli1s.. ss1s. holding from ou twelve Prsos' t.c
sGh1f Il sRsses s o. EIvE
rERss OF SUBSCRIPTIONS. 40
FGl ~ viii ;:. to s ssS opt oasE l
Dspsce and returning FOR the company, through l''h "
siro, BRis0Li I'll, e.Isbr..d Tenar win nsie bis de-
but 'n MonDA s.4 HXhiYYff y HsEi. Mrs
Grand OIatoiio, ,os,,,,,
SIASA pR Sfiaf From sio;Es NJ EeYPTi
Selection Of The Prophet, Meyerbeer, etc etc
A CAD Envy Of L u
d" oI TIRsT LRRyGjILIR SACRED CoScERT
SATURDAY EVENING, MTch ,S'5.
On which o''f Rs.S S s Il ssiH Tss
NeyerbeeIsLE PROPHETE,
The PRAYER FROM NOSE,
WHOLE STRENGTH OF Of Y rae ITALIAN orERs
COMPANY.
The GRAND ORCHESTRA,
and
GRAND CHORUS.
MaIsSes
PRICES ADMISSION:
Boxes P.rquet and Dress Circle & Family Circle. &c
Gallery 25c seats may secured ~i.bonrextra charge
Yor particulars small Bills and future Adyetsemsnn
DARNUW's AMERICAN MUSEUM
DIMMENsE SUCCESS Of The intensely interesting Drama,
here CI os 9 71si e SSn S
TOM,s CABIN with all the original music scenery &e
AFTERNOON at 8. the new piece, iCHA0OD's CONE
the SPANISH OUsAOOuRS &c. Adnit1anee - eeosi
children uDder ten, ~ cents
BUCKLE US SERENADERS, $50 Broadway
ID MONDAY EVENING. Feb &c, and all this week an
Original i''ee 'n''''' TWO POMPgYs,
Writ. ,xpre,,ly Buckeys serensders Concert 81 u
o'clock Ti;Ie,. Is cents Reserved seats, 80 eents
UEO. CHRISIY a. WOODS MINSTRELS-
III No 472 Brosd~sy-oPEN EVERY EVENING.
Tickets. IS cents.
EOR CONCERTS, LECTURES, FAIRS,
IL PUBLIC and COMMITTEE MEETINGS, se-CHl-
NFsF ROOMS No iSg Broadway, between the Mstropoli
ROOMS TO odss from IS 70 $500 persons with OF
without seats &c Liberal would be made with
resioas society for the large room on N sqHdsy'
Apply to oLLL. ouLsIn.ena-n.
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ENGLISH, French and American LETTER,
II toIE ard FOOLsCaP PAPERS; also - s'sortroes of
fOHfECLl0s ~ NAGAGsoss No. A.sor done.
GOLD PENS-An entirely new article, war
~ rartec cur own n.nsfseiure. AZ
MAGAGNOsS No ks.or dous-.
NJ OURNING NOTE and LETTER PAPERS
UI ars LNNELOPEs in greaf yssety STYLES, a.
hAGAGSOSs. No A.toT Aoa.e-
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Che Gurf, N6.

FINUE CELEBRATED HORSE WILD IRISH
MAN that now stands the challenger Of any Horse Mare,
or Gedps in the w0d-one and three nj and repest
lis IN the liable Of his owner the Red Rouse Harlem
slso ELLEN BATEMAI and LITTLE FLEA, the property
Of the proprietor of the Red House, Harlem. ~
" WILLIAM A. BROWN.
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fine ARTS.

nECORATIVE FRISCO PAINTER, of the
~ GEshAN ard iFALfAs SCHOOL y r-sdy % D &C
CE@IE II The most .pcsov.d IN al styes AdreS
at 10 9f sriinsst. Esw-Yort GEORGE FIGHT.
DATtNT OIL PRINTS; Or, FAC-SIMILEs OF
L P.NTNcs ~ on CoLoss -Ttsse povel Nork. Of Ar
pocHcec BY :1.r process sud Printing
ard have the perfect Psnags in ronch
Color arc eec TheF sispfed Tor Copying fEsmus
Two Lcvers from the q Trsncesca d. kiu- The swiss
Girl NECTAR figure Rgoittte Nytsriss of pms. Gi-e
d. ard Goat Victor Halo; Gr AID Dove; Ny Little DOG, 60
4 msrsst tEe IL the Rear; The Sisters
DAVID DAviOSOs. No 10 Nss..ust up st,i-s
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TO IRON MAsTERs.-The Iron Master. a

TO IRON MASTERS-The Iron Masters a
P,uusTs ass ire >ssorog staies xrs igyaed %
nile ~ CONVENTION a. re Rec ns u the 6oAss Of
fr.d-. n Ph'stslphls TUESDAY. March lass, 20
e'sh msssnf-. - Cay - pfvveai reesi-
i,rtt q Zoe Pe1cdss dscsters nrioen, 20 -eh
interest," h,s urotaBatsls c1ne bs ~ laev-
A>ts fs,g VI he pses-a1 se-crut policy u u. Gcnss ov
~ eu.
t, ts ~ tule 81 IN. ircz rs crsgres.
veiopueIt ,nee he Csss1' q sS TIE rOn ssseHs -ho
si =, ,ccn A. conv - a. b g hsr ~crts. style
y i'm sSdress fau decipioa u WoSss tseE e,'.sy.
toad ns,ist whu fsel used I'D ssy o,hetsafest q
CaARLeS " FIsSEE, Secretary,
Ne IN Nogth Wstar e., fsbsSs'oe
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&c Ubcm il Hlar Concern.

Qc UHcE u Ittrr &OUlErV.
LECTION Of ACCOUNTS. SALE Of REAL ESTATE, &c.
Retains will he pror pity made Best Of city re,.<ence sTsn
Apply 70 ". O. b. No >f Bowery. New-fors.
CITY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING. -
~ Upon ,be philosophy Of Aaverthns and tie bes pr.e
5 .Is 's' s e s as.ney Tas
Buildings New-YoIa
EULL ASSIGNMENTS is important, thi,
spdsr let the people Of the country know whsrs ia
.ssor,sn's be hss full .Ssortnsot Of newspsPer
may be found Of al sections q the eo1nty throuth wh
Subscription Agsrcy, Triburs bglcinzs, New YORK
NOTICE.-All persons are forbid harboring or
IN trusting on n, seeoant ny wife. MARY Z. dcH KIN
EEi abe having lei her home snd family without csuse er
provOesoe and bills o. her eon,tssrnE s ,: psa y
iae FEB. u 1885. WA AchlanEI.
STANWIX HALL. No. $40 Broadway, kept
- By h.ssrs DEAN BEAGLE, Immediately op9ont'
our city IL the resort law abiding orderly respectful
citizens who wi Be ready at time 20 testify 10 the quiet
oder and Esetles cS-ved In tbs establishment The
recent bsnd oawsss ruars this hogss hs proved
&c public that sch characters permitted
eqgent IL hence the sterpt to rjae the gsntemsny pro
psoIs ard tie reputation Il their saloco. No I'D the
than hJ politely sssd 20 leave, ard when the
refused q ad OF the Police called eject them.
tbs Salon q n csnttA catiou neatly furnished sBd the
walters Of the best Character IL only aeeessy TO PEI
the pr0priesfs visit their uroanity aad re1feu1s1lg
together lq1cu Of choicest kind and
to satisfy the wishes Of hsr friends sd % tse
fullest extent then other establishment sstr, 'hs
yasEc. -,
worthy Of remark that the Saloon closed 90 the sse
bath and the eiaef only to b served nee 70
spectacle ezena OF the tssefaness o. tse osIv .i1
give this place visit. snd ell viii be ssfsees W "
ssssrste
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fost an6 founb.

T OST. EIGHTEEN THOUSAND and FIVE
IL HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 SPECIE CERTIFICATES,
by the Bank OF Ams TO ths Associated Bsuf IA TIL,
OF $50 each three o. 81 aud Of s.
were THURSDAY Feb IS Clerk OF the Bank Of the
Commonwealth bis way from the Ilesrtn Houss 70 ths
Bank
As these eerf psysbe ony IL Associated Banks
thsg Of value in tia ts dds OF any private individual
or yther corporation.
All per,ons requested - stop who suent
20 pes. OF either Of hess Certhesfes
,uits reward will be paid for their 20 the Bark VI
the Commonwealth GEORGE ELLIS C1sh.ef
NOTICE.-All persons are hereby cautioned
IN against negotiating tho following described Gratis the
same hasr been est CT stolen.
One draft for 40 payable 70 RAY Faauren, Knor'
vile Tenn. -
One drah for . 100 Endorsed BY Horace Maynard
Gre dr.ft for s20 irooised BY c. Wallace AcPdeson.
Ore graft for 500 iscoscd by q. Wallace acPh.non
O,e drsft for & So, iEdopsd BY Lea.
on 0r,f for - .neor..d b. the Rev. Geo W. Butler
RAIL & VANJXEN Of Knoxyilee, Tenn.
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Nem DnbIifdticns.
BY earnest forcibi. writer the practical duties
Hfe well csculsted 10 do good" Boston DAILY Joans


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CHOWING the Right Way and Wrong Way,
- the Hish Way ard the Low Way True Wsy AID me
False Wsy the Upward Way and the Downward Way, the
Way Of Honor and the Way Of Dishonor. By Rev @ s.
WEAVER
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Bers marked by the heightened moral teanns sesp
ted to both and to all olssses
Price. 50 cts Published by
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"Itns luxury get hold Of really good beok ms.
tined all who read better, and cal forth noble
and sepeIou. npplses such the little velame 1eiors a.
ences II the fra. chapter Principle end Pleasure 'oad
be burned with sed hot et, Of iron upon me nea
regulate his conduct that there would be danger in bis
fasa.nents truths. which hundreds .,as over %
ton should be in the hands Of men especially but
hs 90 O Them good The author
studied his he, well and he revea. nsny earnest and
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4 as N ere fHPE % MAJ PcTs
CHFAP PUBLICATIONS, BLANK-BooKs and WRIT
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HERALD, and sun Bookseller, New'nsn and cher. m.y
depend having orders promptly attended TO- At LOWEST
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tat ISrsoDucER 6linr AL oRoERs snd N,c,Nctrs t-r
CHEcKHoLDERs cutting ,ssrly every School snd tamdy
C.scSs are rene vsble HLt sssfersbie IS, SO So &c
Every dollar helps snd proeues 500 beint ne
eotAttd per celt. 10 charge 20 Pupils IBAcHESs
NETTING and JoRREsPoSDr'cE DAILY, to Il and to D
rF.1
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Chmfes for Brslnsss Glen.


I'D chesp csh the proprietor foins 20 retire rsn
t-srs.s tt good opportunity Cor egs'nsss psson IS
the kous. Ut 6isy bosfders, aud
very low rrnL Call ca the premises, No q hsaf0nst oeA
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EOE SALE, or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP
L FRTY-s Is t,O 9osh u DRY GOODS LAcES, &c, he
,toek Of 6sslsr declining business. Also Coans Sea" n
p'esci,s,er County. rAIb A CALRDW. 5ss broadway.
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Il loc.ted AZ No le2 Chrsouhe Il eous'unsot hnens,
Boiler OIL Krttle Mis sus four Mixers all nea y new
be sod SAtNgain Fer further infornste 90, apply a.
No ic3 West
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CARRIAGE SPRING and AXLE FACTORY


~ chant whi1g retire from sctve business WI dRso
be whole CT Part OF h. soel 10 sas. tcs rehsse Man
With esral Of from $500 81 SO Lccstion in ~ealthy
uirs Courts ard plesssot village, rot IA dhsnt from
rsircsd Acdr.ts Box No $50 Syrseufs.N
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EUR SALE-A rev snd beautiful SlhAM-
sHtP. Of very Hight drsf q wstsr length on dees 80
feet beam 81 feet depth q fset Ct hyeoak white
osi ,na bscsnSack, thoroughly cfo braeed WIN ron
6ttcS IN the most approved ninnef
Aptly to JOHN GRAHAM No " N-h e
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-1me,,can Institute Farmers, Cuba meeting

will be held a. the po.oIy No 3 Brosdwey a. noon on
F,b,usIy ~ Subject: NEW USEFUL PLANTS, GRAPE
WINS and GARDGENG The season for the Interchange OF
SEEDS las snsed AembeTs will brDs every ruesday some
of their best Seeds and take Oihe Strangers are al
ways especially welcome. Admission free 70 AL
49, IA. MEIGS, Secre,srY.
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EOWLERS and WELLS, No. 3O6 Broadway,
Il New York, prhlsh LIFE iLLusTRATfD. vsehy, "
ysu PhJsrsloresl ard wsaY Cue JSs-Bah o. sess.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RxF0ATKD ron THE
DAILY Am ERICAN ORGAN.


BosroN, March Sl.--The Asia reached her dock
at East Boston to-day, about IL noon, bringing
Halifax and St. Johns papers Of the latest dates
The legislative council Of Nova Scotia, has re
fused to pass the Prohbltory Liquor Law, deferrne
the consideration Of the question until the next
session.
for providing rtions for 500 recruits expected
from the United States. 1t says: "Itis expected
that three thousand recruits can be obtained" A
paper of st. Johns says that official handbils for
enlistment were signed by "Lewis NJ. wilkins
Provincial Secretary of Nova Scotia" and that
proceedings are understood to be connected with
the visit of the Hon. Joseph Howe to the United
States, from whence he has not yet returned.