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Published this Day:
II o L S L II o l. ID w o u
NOVFMRER-

Puhitbed this Day:
lou II OIL ID W o r d S -
NOVEMBER
CONTENTS XXI.
Wife's Story, Sc Chapters
Flsgs-Tteir Language IS signals.
The Csvens College, or how to Carve
TIE Inyslid's Mother.
The Rowing EDglisbma1, fom Bucharest to Krsioya
Ole Sc.nsinavan Heroes.
Fret UIder Fre-A Soldiers experience In the Mexican
War
Last Words with Philip Stables.
Sydney Smith.
Two stilliDgs per Horse Power.
The SaIdinaps
Music IN Poor Neighborhood'.
Chip Coal Mitns the Ohio
Weird " s9Om
ye,y Tight Little Island.
Turkih Poems on the War
Rotta
Two Dinner failures
The buckler SquiIes
The Ursnus.
Wbhes. -.
Chip-W hat shall Railway Clerk have for Dioner'
SupeTns ural Zoology.
War and Washing
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~ FAT ER's HOU Z

MY At ii f Rs II o U T.
WI Or The HEAVEN THE BIBLE.
By the Rev. JAMES NJ. MAcDOsALD, d. ID.
One voi., limo, 81 Is
places the reseer in clear aud striking
the pons with which furnished 10 tue
BDe It's eOquenes will fs'cinsts while it' state nents Con-
vince" Hartford Conrao.
very CON pete iudous and eloq statement Of the
,cpTual disclosures respecting Heaven, 10 which sdmre
particularly The sesepce Of speculation ana dreans' 90 of1en
entering into the discussion OF the subject"
New York EVANGELIST.
eutbor eyinees clear and vigorous mind and plnt
of sincere psty Devout CHRISTIANS cannot fail to be ed fed
with the teruss OF such work" lPhla Presbyterian
rs Heaven the presence { God aud OF Angels; lit
er.l literal judgment These are forth IN
sovins termsD New York independent
II Is an admir- able treatise upon Of the momentous
themes that can eusross attention" [Spnsfe Republican
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..T'owER's GRAMMAR OF COMPOSITION;

Book tbs. III speak for Itself whenever tesrhsT has he
true interest ct bis pupiis at hoarI
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sCRTBNER's NEW BOOKS:
LIFE OF SARGENT 8 PRkNTiSS-E6ited BY his Brother.
AMERICA PoIiTIcAL SOCIAL AND RELiGloUs-By
the Rev schsg, d. d. vol. limo 81 .
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100 Fpsrtypsa vol, limo 81 80.
IN GLIsH WOMAN IN RUssIA-By Lsdy ten years
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and In hope Of clue by example 10 the
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exciting been sacric-d and the attempt has been
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pointing
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ANOTHER NEW TAILS.
A WIFE'S STO RY.
IN SEVEN CHAPTERS COMPLETE. - 49,
nd Words, EDWARDS
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Fair of the American Institute ut the Crystal
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each pupil Gentlemen selected Judges requested TO be
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F o U R H O, E D T o n

ALICE L F. e.
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No 81 John st. New forf
>. a. hAkLEY, Importer and Manufacturer Of Russian,
sn nay and American Furs hiss every description Of the
h1siEs' WrsS
he tser himself lers experiences and reputation
fsecne rcpe but srees be vii be ruRc!eIt
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fair at the Crystal palaee.

4 MBROTYPES.-The public who want this
"A and beautiful ayle impsrishsse pi:tuIe es
CRYSTAL Palace Exhibcn call at No SIS Broadway for
thew are ads only Gallery Other artists advertise Am
broiyres but deeepon they dare not se.
their picture TO make permanent stamp The paen
This should convince the public that ell others are i'm
hsiions VIM A. TOMLINSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-27
DIED.

On the Goth instant, at q q clock I. m, I'm Bald-
more, MATILDA a, consort of 81 G.. Grammar
Esq, of this city. Her remains have been coz
weed here for inerment.
On the morning OF the nth instant, in the 2itl
year Of her age, Mrs. MARGARET REBECCA
wife of WIn. Ii Gorbutt, and daughter of the late
joan and Margare, Keith.
~ Her friends and those of the family are re-
specially invited To attend the funeral from thu
residence of her aunt, Mrs. Shield, 10Th ST above
New York avenue, ct . O'Clock, on Saturday al
ternoon.
On the 18th inst, GEORGE WASHINGTON
youngest sou of Alfred and Lucy A. Burdine, aged
year and % days.
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TIE KANSAS LEGIsLArURE.-The proceed
ings of the Kansas Legislature hare been re
ceivCd, but the majority were quite local and
without general interest.
Mr. Marshall's bill on the qualification OF
voters was read a second time and referred u
the committee on elections.
Mr.. Anderson introduced bill providing
that TO person be permitted to take seat in
the Legislature without taking oath to sup
port the fugitive slave law, and that all per
sons convicted of propagating or in any way
circulating contrary sentiments or opinions.
be ineligible to any Office of honor, trust, or
profit in the Territory. The bill was read for
the first time.
Mr.. Wilkinson gave notice that he would
bring i'll i bill for establishing the permanent
location of the capital Of Kansas sixty-threc
miles from Shawnee.
IL was unanimously voted that the Sergeant
alarms furnish the House with n copy of the
laws of Congress of 1850, and the laws OF Ma
slchusetts of 1855. -. ...-. .-.a
The evening session was prefaced by a
rough and-tumble fight between Mr.. Miller,
editor of the WestpOrt News and Mr.. Brady
public printer to the Territory. Both are pro
slavery men.
Mr.. WOOdson, Secretary Of the Territory is
reported to have said that he would assume
the reins Of Government in case Gov Reeder
refused to recognize the Legislature. "
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Washington, ID G

Rev. J. G BINSET, d. D., President and Profess
scr of intellectual and Moral Philosophy.
WILLIAM RUGGLEs, LID Professor OF Mechan
ical PL ilOsophy and Astronomy.
Rev. 4. j. HUHTINGToN. An, Professor of the
Greek and Latin Languages
CHARLES c. JEwETT, 4 NJ, Professor Of Rhet-
ORIG aud Bellies Lettres.
LEWIS II. STEINER, AM, Nd, Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
T.. T.. FRIsTOE, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics.
WILLIAM T.. JILLsoN, A M, Professor Of Modern
R. C Fax. A b., Tutor in the Greek and Latin
J. 6. Nash. A M, Teacher of the Preparatory De-
C3rtment.
rE11E next session begins on the last Wednesday
Il - September, and continues nine months,
~ Il the last Wednesday in June. Candidates
for admission may ~ "TafniHcd on Monday and
Tuesday preceding the opening Of the session
TIE regular College Course requires four years for
me degree Of A. y. Those Wi ming to do NAV
omit the ancient languages aId pursue a scientific
course three years for the degree Of B p. An ad-
vanced course is also provided for the degree of
VI. Students may pursue any particular branches
where they can do 90 probably and will take suf-
Hcent studies fully to occupy their time, and re-
ceive 4 certificate Of actual attainment.
\ Preparatory Department is established under
the general supervision of the Faculty, with an
able and perenced teacher, and special attention
viii be given 10 fitting pupils to enter College.
with full and able Faculty, students are with
confidence invited to the usual benefits OF our best
institutions with those ADVANTAGES peculiar to the
seat Of the General Government.
Circulars, with all needed information, may be
received BY applying personally or by letter to the
President. jy 7-2aN3G
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IEHtNe MY Electric On Is perfec, charm in
IFS action upon the absorbents, which 1t eycites
take up and carry out Of the system all swstiings,
anu aliays all pains, You may physic till you are
poor as snake, and still the swellings remain.
All local arrangements require specific applica-
ton My Electric OH is that very beautiful rem
cay, good FOR little children, as wen old people,
and 1t Pisases everybody. Come and see what a
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walnut street. Price so cents and 81. See my
written name, Professor De Grath, South Eighth
street, Philadelphia, on all the bottles.
Messrs. Stott & Co. alone have retailed about
S2oo worth in few days-and some Of the most
wonderful cures have been made here in Wash
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