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SPELLING WORDS Mons THIN 0NE WaY.-sevA
'erai years B go, .*wheh the country was new,
Hon. Nyrum, ,Rey ynetdssef Wyoming county, en-
loved quite D reputation as q successful petit
fogger He wasn't very we'll posted up either IN
I book larnin - or the learning Of the law. but
relied principally upon his own native taet and
shreydness--his stock OF which has. not failed
him to tLis@day. His great success created
quite an active demand for his services. On
Que occasion he was piHed against . 'fsnart
appearing !" Well-dressed limb Of the Law FROM n
neiighbstiDg village, who ntade considerable
sport Of paper Weioh Rey peids had sal snitsed
to the court, remarking, among Other. things,
fhat all law papers We're required TO be writ en-
in the English language, and that the one under
consideration, from its bad spelling and pen.
! manstip, ought, in fairness, stnerefore, su bs
texclnded y. = Gsn'fmen of the jury a. Rsy-
tnol Is, wien he summed up'' and every word
EweiShed a pound g the learned counsel on the
otber side finds fault with my rifin' and speilia
Ias tho gh the merits of the case dete teodea on .
Esich msteefsl I'm agins Juggling an any s'ea
oulside affairs, but will say that" iaatt t.saa
1 De a grrat fooi ,eho cant speA a tsDka 't.ots
than one asag 70 TIE jury sympataiEsd whh
4 Judge r., and rendered'a DECISION IN iavor o'
shls Client. [Clean IN Y9Jsusnat. 80
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The Kuickerhocker says tilss in the ueighhcr-
hood OF Albany the potatoes are 50 Large tAaI
the dealers paint them green and sell them TOT
watermelonss 81
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t-k hIAGES FROM CLINTON lSHa5 k3a aSsSEx
cry on x. SE oaEass PLAN ssS1ss sss ss
Ihsre /, NOW y ~ G ~
vsfaf he rSesxsr Fan qs FRIDAY
Tass1ay Tsaru az Va aaS
ossnss ssas 8 j. Aas 5 ~ nine evening tam isF
sass TBs aesI and
ng ssooa saars % aa Y s country sori
piss ii at hs oss ~ of Letters Papers
s,sa : ias he Orleans Raifroaa
Saa m 5s % the Ralsoad Monday
II FaIs a E 70 shs tetse Pafsrs
he Pfye nelsrs from New osss
ana sill hns that
vs. asa 0 ss' route from Giintoa 70 Orleans. IS -
- - : - - : II. e, HEsLER Amte Civ.
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h. - Police Jail, Second District. 'sasss 4
NEEAs brought TO thelCi.y Police Jail, the negro
Wv boy ALEGK 5sfeet az inches higb. has
on The forehead is about 40 years ld Says he bslenes
to Mr Jeas Jacques Hsy1e Planter living in te Parish
St John Baptiste Tnsownst is requested to cell and
claipu said boy according tnlaw =. etl@ v ~
- slg-- E. PLANlHARD Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, Sspt III 1856 -i -taf seI2 15t II
HAS surrendsred himself to the City Police Jail.
III the 5th iHst.. the negro boy SAM, is - inches.
hgb has cut The lett side of bis nose Says he be-
lopss to ts estate qf Rvas, late planter of
The agents owners requested to call said
slave according 10 law. .ss,+. ,= S.ztlz
e.. PLasCHARpi Keeper City Police Jail.
New 0rleaps, Sept.10 lslss = -. s5 ~ .Setl l5t
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|. RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

RAILROAD IRA YELLING. =
a% assss. 2assessI ass ssssr SFs. sEss "a M -
SUMNER has L ahshseepi RA Sa EsmasrNr
Agss o'oeE Nj arvsr Iaoutes Urslsiar Il ii ooei
a1ss at xrs i osioss p ~ or9'ns F. h and
"A Special Train will isass hssrs eysrs sa.5asv a,,s
oelo aas Efing CIosSng al
EIes.aion 20 sad fetan s day, win
tpyes ,ss sis,nsuass
w Ths Train ..os fc Is.
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IN FEW ORLEANS, JAcK. Ga ~ -,
M pepos on cAloes afsst d Clara
sassEssTa aAN z.vs. As NJ. daily q, skpM Rs,,A..
Lessssossha dSiis Al Rsaenss ssees ,b
sg y y A. a AIS landed at all
sAasThfss cents ns, wsy. chdreu 4nd servants
shseHr TRAIs es The CRY .ooys s
sa ii hss .tsasn ss.s s,ss s solasS s
Wsdoesday and friday Es1 1sls u " ~
so 9 Il asssg. sss.
Lw YORK AND ERIE La q. ..s.;i5s,..sss.,,ass
/ " ..s.s. RAILReAp. &&&9 I$g SAf1s.ass4fsssas
O. sr saas, s 9's I EP.sss % TESa ss .s
trains vii leave hs pe pssas asss a. foia@s
Pgss,hs PSsaafs E1TssEss 1sss sss. Y Rsssrs
a.aiioo y this viii ngsi Il
RooklAsp PASSENGER, tron, tbs foot tessarse
WAY R At ~ H. for HewSarss ana o.ys
'a sff E3PRss y. $40 for po, a.,
= A for sunkk and Buffalo, Intermediate
WAY EXPRESS at 1880 M for Buffalo, and inter
These Erpeas Trains Enita with he Esnira and
gaia FaD RAilread ioI Niagara Falls Duulrs wi
chicago eass ssaas.. fos az pols q
-,
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Z "
NMTAS brought TO the First District Pound, on MY
w AIDES Street, rear Triton Walk: as sesIrays-
One ysibw female Goat white stripe around the body
I, One yellow female Goat, left Eide white. - ;
coiar
oDefsals Goat white body black head and neck right
ear cropped. ~ f 5s..s : :.st+t~ -
one white and redh female Goat, black stripe the
back wiEh repe-o On the horns. s"ss, @st . g.
One bla ek and FINALE Goat with wattlss. M sas
One dal brown and white Cow both cropped with
erpfnple horns, nc brand visible :si7 Ess 49,
Which, If not claimed within ten days, and the ex-.
penses this reen paid will be sold at public auction at
said -poun d. on THgRSDAY,stls I'd day of Octo-
ber, 1855, st 10 O'Clock A. NJ. AUG. 8. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner,
! New Orleans sept2 q, 1855. = ,+'f.5 srSs a.
ha ete conduita an depot des epayes du Premier Dis
trict, rus Dryadee. pres de la Promenade sTritop
eomme cpayeS- 81 - 3t =1i, .-5i,.t ( - 2
Uhe Ohevre jaime, une rae blanche antour du corp.
9n Bauc blane les orefles eoupees oouftes.- -.
Uns Cheyre jaime, le cote gauche blanc s. { -
uns ehevre banctfe, le cou ct Is machore noire,
l,Gr ,tlIs1 1droite ecourtee.. : fSls5 1,tf = (
as Cbsyre blanche ct rougeatre raie nore au dos
ct ane corde au cornes, =
Une Cheyte noire ct grise, ayant aea glsndes. ss-
Une Vaehe noire bruno ct banches lee oreiea ecour
tees, les corhes rsdses sans msrque visible. a..
81 les dts anlinaux sout pas daus dix jours,
et les depenses payees, ills vendps enchere
pubiaae, au dit tdepot, MARDL lie 2 OCi QBREs ls5s,
10 heures A. NJ. s.++ AUG. s, PHELPS NJ ~ ~.
- 49, sg,.4e CoInmissare des Rnes,
Noavelle Orleans, le 81 Sept 1855 i. ss2227 q
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NEW ORLEANS. SLAVE, DEPOT, Nos. ,s..

I 60 914tlI1IlzAIs9 oIAVEF UEFUIj NOS. Wys
Aranoe nnd lbT Common slrpeSIsyse
ton BAL saps io5 eah or city Particular atts
and r 70 hs SAFE OF Negroes
Iau a; My sasaya have on hand Alehaas Fsd
Having aafga heape able to aseemmosst
~ i ioI heas VINO gnaYantsss
WheI rsqured Titles undoabted. Aud viii pay he
e'' assa4 of seaad hegroes ~ ~ THOMAS FOSTER.
Eieifa Co; NJ Greenwood Co.'S 4iissns
y Donsd Col Camning Sis waIt Ca W dS ~ sVN"
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RAILROAD AND CRY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.

g In with ts above thors IL Ex REss for III
Baggage VI ths o. New ssans
t giving Erpesn
ge baggage delivered dircstod with Prompne
MA y STARR S. JoyEs. oHics % Camp sreat.
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SAjUuDWAhUS CABINET FUR /gzSsssssSEl
wv NlTURE WARERGnAis 70. lfs Magazine 6s4SSf-s
and II Julia variety
made 10 order good manner
Furniiurs repaired Holela Ships Ssaris Ida
Boarding huas supplied with F1fne beading IL shorteat
notfa. ls'issst ,5e.3ts tse,ls17Ns'se = =,
H. Having the largo hrckhousa on Julia s,,ee near
leaving the citY,
Fuuiaas esI!aso hire and moving with ears
jyalY N W, WOODWARD. +
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VOLUME VIII.
THE RIVER AND THE LAKE.

,USOR MEMPHIS, Helena, .Napo- : N-y :
leon, Grsenvlie coumbs LAte P,oIdsnsa kE4fseSsaS
Vehseurr and a' tho bon dr : Ths nsw gsni ahd
will lsagc above freight c npPiyes hAd o.
se'SrSe - Ff" 8rU W, SHAW co "a Pofdrsp street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-10

The west half OF section four IA j in township
eighteen u.s. of range twenty three (I3) east.
The north half of section two rel in township
twenty [20, i Of range twenty-three [231 east.
The east half Of section fifteen rs, In township
twenty-five r., Of range twenty four f24l east.
The north half of section seventeen fill in
township twenty t20,] Of range twenty Ave [2sl
east. = =.
The south half of section six 81 in township
twenty two re, j OF range twenty five [25l east
The west half Of section four raj In township
twenty one FELL Of range twenty SIX [26] east
The south half Of section twenty-five r., i in
township eighteen ISL OF range twenty seven
The north half Of section thirty. three [33, in
township twenty-one ri j Of range twenty-seven
The south half Of section twelve [i2,l in town.
shiptwenty-two [22,] Of range twenty seven [27l
The west half Of section seventeen [17l In town.
ship eleven I'LL Of range twenty eight [2sl east
The south half Of section thirty one [3l i in
township eighteen ISL Of range twenty eight
[2sJ east.
The west half Of section four raj in township
twenty-five (22, Of range twenty-eight (2S1 east
The east half Of section nineteen RS, j In town.
ship eleven I'LL Of range twenty. nine 1891 east
and the sopth half Of section thirty three 1881 in
township seventeen I'LL Of range twenty nine
1901 east.
These sales will commence at the hour Of II
O'Clock m, Of eachsday above designated, and
under this notice are offered.
CHARLES L. MIX,
Acting Commi ssioneT.
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SOMETHING TO OLD AND YOUNG.
PROFESSOR WOODS
n AIR z Els TO RATIVB.

TNHIS preparation, although less than two yean
Il before the public; owing to Its wonderful e.
obtained a celebrity and sale perfectly un
paralleled. 1t has without the ordinary appliance
used Tor such purposes, won its way, and been
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In the United States, the Canadas, and the West
India Islands. Nor Is this result surprising when
Is remembered that Its popularity fs based upon
Its merits, solely as established by actual tests
That this preparation win actually Restore gray
growth upon the heads Of the bald, prevent the
hair from falling OF, and when used as tonic ar
ticle, produce continual dow Of the natural fluid
Of and
the certificates Of distinguished gentlemen and
ladies In every part Of the country who have tried
1t, and therefore speak what they know, most full
the hair can be made to attain and retain its natu-
raj color to almost any aye allotted to humanity,
by removing the cause Of disease from the scalp
no matter how long standing.the concurrent tes-
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the use Of this curative, as well as Of the recon-.
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used other article, with anything like the sane
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j. X. BRAGG,
Pastor OF Orthodox Church. BroOkAeld.
CARLYLE, H., June 81, 1853.
have used Prof. q. J. Woods Hair Restora-
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hair was becoming, as 1 thought, prcmaturely
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Ex-senator United States.
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Address o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietors, 3ls
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g. sTOTT & CO, Wholesale and retail Agent,
Washington.
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CHEAP BUILDING MATERIALs.-A CORES
pendent writes us from Syracuse, n Y, that
Mr.. Richard p. Thomas, of Tompkins county,
Is building in that city tlIree-story dwelling
and store, the walls thirty-fve feet high, and
building thity by six.y-6ye, of a new material
that does not cost over One-third as much as
brick and mortar. The walls are composed of
stone-eutter's spalls or chips, coarse gravel,
sand and lime, mixed into a mortar, at a rate
Of one part of lime to eight parts of other in.
gradients. MOyeable mOlds are set to form
the walls, and the mixture shoyeled in and left
to harden, and then the mold is raised for
another course. Wooden frames are inserted
as the work progresses, for doors and windows;
and it seems that stone caps are not required
since the whole mass hGrdeus into sort of
artificial stone. The walls are finished off with
a sort of piastering, outside and in, or may be
furrowed and lathed, if desired, as we'll as
brick walls When such materials are album.
dant 1t is thought that the plan is worthy of
greater Internationally. Y. Tribune.
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y. yOn NS, N. D.,
No. COG Houston street. N Y
DR.. L. B. wRIGHf's
Vegetable Liquid Cathartie

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GLENW0UD CEMETERY,
Office No. 2s2 Pa. ave., corner 10th strsst,
(ovBR THR SAVINGS BANK.)

THIS CEMETERY is laid out on the plan OF
l. the celebrated Greenwood, Of New York, ana
situated on the high ground distant one and
quarter miles north Of the Capitol-North Capitol
street leading directly TO the gateway.
This Company have secured charter from Con-
yress approprating their ground forever 70 burial
purposes, making fee title 20 the purchases, and
prohibiting all encroachnen;s from Legislation OF
otherwise, which Is of vast importance TO those
who wish their dead TO repose where they have
placed the m, for IL has become a custom in all
other cities when the burial ground becomes yalu-
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measures cannot prevent 1t, as NO titles are given
to the ground.
N. B-ofice open from 10 to u O'Clock q. m 4,
where Pamphlets, containing the Charter, By
Laws, and a map Of the ground and al Other In
formation, can be obtained.
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promptly attended 10. ie S-y
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DEATH BY Violence. -Coroner O'Donnell
was called upon yesterday to hold an inquest
upon the body of boy, fourteen years age,
named William Ii. Powers, residing at No. 70
Willett street, who came to his death from
blow on the head, inflicted with club in the
hands of some rOwdies at present unknown
1t appears, as far as we could ascertain, that
on Tuesday evening, as the deceased was
standing at the corner of Broome and Willett
streets, he was knocked down and brutality
beaten by some rufhans who came out of q
grocery store In the neighborhood. One of the
ASSISTANTS struck him a severe blow on the
head with club, rendering him almost sense
less Deceased crawled home as we'll as he
could, and then went to bad. He began to
grow very weak, when his parents thought
proper TO send for a doctor. Medical aid was
cf no avail, as he gradually became worse,
and at . O'Clock the following yesterday
morning he expired. From the evidence taken
before the Coroner it appeared that the de-
ceased, along with some other boys, was
amusing himself at bonfire in front of
the grocery store of Patrick Campbell, corner
OF WIIlett and Broome streets, when a fight
ensued between these boys and some young
rOEdies from another section of the ward. In
the melee brickbats and other missiles were
thrown against CampbelPs store, somewhat
damaging his premises. lie came out and
demonstrated with the boys upon their con-
duct, and endeavOred to mako them leave the
spot The deceased, it appeared, would not
leave the ground fer some trivial reason when
some one from CampbeIrs place came up and
struck him across the head with club One
OF the witnesses testified that, to the best of
his belief, Campbell was the man who inflict-
cd the fatal blow, while others, who were
brought upon the stand, were of opinion that
1t was not him, but some one who issued from
his store or saloon.
The case was not concluded last evening
Coroner U Donnell being obliged to adjourn
the ease IN consequence Of the nom attend
ance OF some important witness
warrant was issued for the arrest of Camp
bell, who, on being taken into custody, most
strenuously denied having struck the blow.
The police arc now engaged in seeking, if
possible. all the parties who were concerned
IN the commission of this grievous wrong N
Y. Herald.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST
rs 81
Time between Warrington aud Wheeiins
but IL y hours!

n nourSs
Running limo between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hours y,
THEoEsH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE CHICKS 70 Be
HAD IN WASHINGTON.
VyHE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD having greatly improved Its Western
Travellers between WASHINGTON, BALTI-
MORE, and ali portions OF the WEST, NORTH
WEST, and the SOUTHWEST.
The connection between the Trains from Wash.
ington and the Trains bound West from Balti-
more is always promptly made at the Washington
Junction (lately called the Relay Housed miles
from h n,s Is the only change OF cars
Baggage Is checked through to Wheeling at the
Washington Station, and rechecked and trans
ferred there with the passengers) without charge,
for those holding Through Tickets for points be-
yond. The connecting Trains leave Washington
latter hour only.
with the trains Of the CENTRAL OHIO RAIL
ROAD, running from Beiaire, on the Ohio near
Wheeling, through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE and
Newark, TO COLUMBUS. These trains connect
at Newark with the cars of the Newark, Mansfield
and Sandusky Railroad for Sandusky, Toledo,
Detroit, Chicago, ST. Louis, etc.
At COLUMBUS the Z. q. Baiiroad trains con-
meet with the fast trains OF the LifIs lanri Rail.
road to xen.a, Cincinnati, Louisvilie, etc Az
XENIh ion Little Miami Railrcad) connection is
formed with the trains through Dayton to Indian
aPoiis, TerIe Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock
III Passengers holding Tarcush Tickets for
Memphis, Viek,barg, Na.cAe=, Esu Orleas,,
etc, which are also sold al Washin gton-are trans,
ferred 1T Cincinnati to the Mail Steamers on the
Ohio Tickets FOR Evansville, Cairo and 9.
| Louis are sold by this route.
III For CLEVELAND, add via Cleveland to
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, etc, tickets sold
when the Ohio Is navigabie between Wheeling
| and Wellsville (forty miles) where connection
with the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Is
| made
Travellers are requested 70 notice that while this
| is the only route atording Through Tickets and
Checks In Washington, II Is also the shortest
most speedy, and direct 10 nearly all the leading
Washington to Cincinnati Is but 653 miles being
about 100 miles shorter than by any other route
| FARE, BY THROUGH TICKET, PROM
| WASHINGTON To Wheeling, 90 ~; Colum-
bus, Si3 IS; Dayton, si5 50; Cincinnati, ZIG ~;
Louisville, by railroad, SIS 65, by steamer from
Cincinnati, Si9 oo Indianapolis, sl7 50; Cleve-
Chicago, $40 IS and sl9 50; 81. Louis, ga 50 sno
/ 425; Memphis, SIS; New Orleans, S3i; etc.
| FOR FREDERICK AND HARPER
| FERRY, MARTlNSBURG, CUMBERLAND,
| BERKLEY SPRINGS, BEDFORD SPRINGS,
PIEDMONT, OAKLAND, and PARAMOUNT
passengers may lsave Washington at 6 a. m OF
Baltimore and Wheeling, take q. N. train from
| Washington.
fDcFOr trains 10 and from Baltimore, AnRpohs
ETC., see special advertisements.
UTfor further information, Through Tickets
6e., apply to THOMAS III. PARSONS, Agent
1 al Washington station.
I.Il JOHN H. DONE,
| e8L.E E Master Of Transportatioa,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore