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A CAUTION

Is necessary onlv to those who have not vet used
IL nv superior Black Tea az fifty cents pound,
against thu imposition that f. daily attempted by
some persons Of elastic consC fence TO palm of Tea
representinJ IL to be the same KIND as mine. The
way TO nail the deception 10 the forehead Of the
parties attempting, Is 10y a trial, samples Of
which can be had gTa'uitOuSly The balance Of
the Chop-mark. forty five boxes Of this article Of
the latest importation is in Ey store, and by the
box families can have il reasonably less than al
tail.
One hundred and ten Magnolia hams. The last
10 lie received this season, 10 be- had only at my
store
Green conserve and preserved ginger All the
condiments necessary for Amt Tican, r rench, and
English preserving and pickling. Pure cider vim
egar, glass and stone jars Of all sizes FOR ellies,
preserves and pickles, with variety Of fresh gro
cerieS unsurpassed. T. NJ. p KING.
Corner Of Vermont avenue, and 10 street, north
east OF jackson Statue. sept5.
DTS OF BLARSEY, by shelton Mackenzie,
ID Editor Of the Life OK { uTTian, jT. Price al.
Guy Rivers. a tale Of Georgia, 10y w. Gilmore
Sims, Esq. Price 81 p.
Just Published and FOR sale at
TAN LOR & MAURY'S
sep5 Bookstore near Ninth street.
THiLk CRAYONS FOR use on the Blackboard,
~ sold for the makers az Waltham, 10y the
designed. Box Of Ia CrayOns. % cents.
sep4 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IL Presidents Yerd, heavy embroidered cam
brio handkerchief. ANY one finding the above
will be rewarded by leaving Il al SIS r Fourteenth
street, between ID and r streets, Island.
sep 6-3t&
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L SONS, SUPERIOR PI.
AMOS.

OUNCE his recent advertisement, the subsc Tiber
~ has received from Boston three morer-..--r-sS.
Pianos. This stock comprises an as s1gPG
soItmen, in extent and quality, superior to any in
this city, and equal 10 any in the North, viz Su-
perb PdrloT Grand, an instrument of new con-
struction, acknowledged by the first Piansts TO
be the chef d'0Urre of Chickering; Magnificent
Louis XIV. and Central Planes OF exquisite beau
ty OF finish and unsurpassed sweetness and power
OF tone, from the old and famed factory OF Chick
ering Sons.
Also, 6, 6H and octave Pianos, OF beautiful
stiles and workmanship, and excellent tore, by
Brown q Allen, Boston, experienced and approved
manufacturers. The subscriber always keeps the
first Pianos in the United States; his stock is on
stantly rePlenished; and he will sell them lower
than thev can be purchased In the Factories and
brought here.
Secondhand Pianos taken In part payment
Just received full assortment Of superior Gui-
taTs, Violins, Flutes, &c.
New Music received weekly.
RICH'D DAVIS,
sep St Penn avenue
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS:
FA1RvIEw COTTON WORKS,
NEAR CANAL BASIN, ALEXANDRIA, "a
FITZPATRICK A. RURNs

PRoPRTEToRs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
COTTON YARNS. SAIL TWINE,
CARPET CHAIN. COTTON BATS
WRAPPING TwINE. CORDAGE.
III good assortment Of these articles now on
hand and ready for delivery, 10 which we call the
attention Of merchants and dealers in these goods
which We are selling at Northern prices.
sep st FAB
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KETTLES

DRESERVING KETTLES.-Just received
l. fresh supply Of Clsrkes English Enamelled
Kettles. all sizes. Persons wishing the very best
vted to call at the Housekeepersi FurnIsbiny
Store 490 Seventh street
sepS G. FRANCIS
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THE PLANO FORTE CLASSES
OF
MR.. WV. HENRY PALMER

4 RE now nearly completed, bat few vacan-
n cies vet remain 20 De filed, for which early
application IL desired, as the number being limi
ted no additional pupils viii be afterwards adj
mitted, Mr. Palmer having determined 20 take no
more than he can fully attend 10. Due notice will
be given 10 each pupil Of the first meeting for In
struction and as an incentive to improvement he
proposes al the expiration Of the first half yer 70
have a general examination OF his Glasses, 70
which the parents and friends Of each puTl win
b. invited, and prizes will be awarded 10 those
who may have obtained the greatest proficiency.
Application TO be made TO him in person, at his
residence, 2S3 F street.
Terms, IS per quarter Of twenty lessons.
SEND
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the Post Ones, Washington, ID C.,
S,ptsnabeT 6, 1855.

HtWldlNfHs On INf OSF UVft0f sV''' - y
September 6, 1855.
fordered to be advertised in the " Evening
Star.n agreeable TO the following section OF the
Post Oface Lsw-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation OF any daily paper puo-
lished in Washington:
SEC s. And be IL further enacted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncaled for in any posi-
office in any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter be pub
tished once only In the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hare the largest
circulation within the range Of the delivery OF
said Office, to be decided by the postmaster at
such Office.
s6Persons applying the following list VIII
please they al
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FOR BOSTON-REGCLA PACKET


THE BRIG ANDOVER is now loading, and
IL will have quick dispatch for the above q.
port. go
For Freight apply to
Hartley BROTHER, Agts,
sep Sit w alter street, Georgetown.
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John MILLER, Confsctioner, will close his
- store on Monday, the ~ instant, in order to
repair and renew the premises; where his store
will be re-opened October LIST, with fresh pre-
served FRUIT and every variety Of superior con-
particularly the best Ice Cream
and Fruit Cake, &c. sepS-I
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Firemens' Concert.

AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
TROPOLITAN HOOK AND LADDER
COMPANY. rendered 20 them by their Firemen
friends. will take place at the a6ove-namsd Hall,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. ldh.
The object OF the Entertainment Is 10 assist The
Company in the erection Of their Hook and Lad.
der House.
For this occasion most
STARTLING ARRAY OF TALENT
COMBINATION OF ATTRACTION
Is offered.
The following eminent talent has kindly volun-
teered their services:
THE LAssELL INSTRUMENTAL CON-
Mr.. Il. c. GRENNUP
THE WASHINGTON GLEE CLCBt
among whom are:
Mr.. c. GRIFFIN.
Mr.. CLARK.
Mr. sANDERSoN,
Mr. MCFARLAND
Mr. KICK, the master guitarist, will per.
form a splendid solo on his instrument.
The old favori.es-THE HARMONIOUS
viii appear in choice collection Of new and beau.
tiful Choruses, Qua tets, Ballads, &c.; among
which will be a Grand Firemen's Chorus written
expressly for the occasion 10y Mr.. J w Pumphry.
Professor J.. a. Isrdela will preside At the plano.
MAGNIFICENT AMERICAN FLAG win
be presented 10 the Fire Company selling the
largest number Of tickets-every Company Is ex-
pected To enter
Admission IS cents.
Doors open al 7-performance commence AZ 9.
Tickets 10 be had at the principal hotels and
mnSic stores, and the members Of the different
Fire Companies. THOS. STONE,
sep 4-TuThSM&Tu Manager.
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y fnmery, &C, at ELLIS's, Go Penn avenue,
near 10th 81. su2l-
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Land Sales.--future were, according to in
formation received at the General Land Office,
343 bounty land warrants, located in Du-
buque, Iowa, in July, 1876, as follows, viz:
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~THE PIC MIC FOR THE BENEFIT

T0STHE PIC MIC FOX THE BENEFIT
H~S Of the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers
which was to have taken place at The "Park'' on
the Sd instant has been postponed, owing to the
inclemency Of the weather, until MONDAY, the
10th instant, to commence at l O'Clock.
No charge will be made Of visiters to the house
or grounds; but gentlemen entering the Dancing
Saloon will be charged the moderate sum OF fifty
cents
Prof. Bergman's Band is engaged Il is hoped
that the citizens OF Washington will generously
respond to the CALL and aid in relieving the ;uf
fering 81 our distressed neighbors
Mr. Whaiey's omnibus will be on the corner Of
7th street and Pa. avenue during the afternoon and
night, to convey passengers out.
sep Sit CHAS. SHUSSLER
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GSUNITARIAN Gil u RICH THIS
S>s-s Church will be re-opened on Sunday
the 9Th instant, at IL O'Clock a. m. The pastor OF
the Church, Rev. w. ID. CONWAY, will oficiate.
sep Sit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-08

DIANOS EOR SALE OR RENT-New and
Il second hand Pianos from the beste.&n@1ggEE5
manufactures at moderate and conve-y EF:S
Lient terms for sale; second hand Pianos taken
in exchange, and tuning pianos attended to at No
i9S Eleventh street, above Pa. avenue.
F. G. REICHENBACH.
sen 6-6meoSTu6 Thu
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L.. Fa-rinsar-Th letter c this distin-
gGished gentleman, from which re published
quotations yesterday, entirely e I0psEates him
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- corner of Marylan avenue and 9th street,
sland Divine service to- morrow at III O'Clock
. m, by Rev. Mr. FERSUsoN and at D. m by
,ev Mr.. DoRRAEcE. The public are invited to
tend. sen S-It*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-08

CAME TO THE PREMISES of the Subscri-
~ b'r, living at the stone house near F7s-sss
the Little Falls bridge, some time about ESss3NS
the LIST Of June, a large BUFFALO ~
COW, with red neck, head white from eyes,
two pieces out of the right ear, and her legs red
from the knees down She gave little milk at
the time and was accompanied by two other cows.
sep s-3tk JOHN FRISELL.
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such Office.
sSPersons applying Cor letters In the following list VIII
please say they are ADVERTISED.
LADIES LIST.
Ashby, Mrs NargsrstR Johnson Miss Julia
Adams Margaret r keenan,, Mrs BliIat-t1
Anderson. Miss Angs Lane Mrs L
Barry, Mrs Hannah Lesry, Alice
Bisss Mrs Letha Lacey. Mise W
Butler, Ellen Marks Miss Letia
Barney, Mrs Maris Maher, Mary
Baker, MisSAnn hOulder, Sarah Jane
Brooke, Mrs ErrTrA Morris Miss Ada
BOyce Mrs JnO w MofiL Miss Anna
Brown Mrs Rosino McKsrnan, Mrs Mary A
Clark, Mrs II ID Mcnamara. Mrs
Craig Mrs Ester Mcdowell, Mrs
Cummins, Mrs Mary B McDermot Bridget
Coney, Miss Frances Mackentre, Bridget
Coffee NewcOme, Miss Bridget
Norris, Mrs Kitty
Ciomep, Miss Aelance frender, Mrs John
Clinton LeuicA Peterson. Mrs Barbara
Conway Miss Pendergsst Mrs Margaret
Clemens Eliza Pennce, Miss Alice
DoIC Miss Susanna Palmer, Miss Emeline
Dunn, Miss Ellen Queen, Miss
De=Cey. Miss Johanna Robinson, Mis- Mary Jane
Deunison Mrs Mary Randolph, Miss Betty q
Edwards Mrs Rodgers Miss CAthsriHs
Fuller, Mrs Jane Roster, Mrs CAthsrtns
Foster, Mrs Jane X Reynclds Mrs Ana
FInegsn MssF Shennon. Mrs Sarah
FitZhugh N rs Ellen Shields, Mrs Q
French, Mrs Lucreta Sweeney, Sarah
CAN'T Miss Rosslie 2 Shorter Cstharine h
| Green. Mrs Mary AT SewaL Mrs Maria
| Goddard Mrs M stmmel Elizabeth
| GingeIs Frances Seal, Mrs Henry
| Gree.hOw, Mrs Robert 2 Smith Miss Mary
| Gibson, Miss Anne Smith Miss Amelia T"
| GraysoE, Miss MOnrOyla Shea. Mrs
| Byde, MrsMA washington Miss Harriet A
| Heath, Hnnon wadsworth, Mrs Sophia
1 HuddestOu, Mrs Jane Waters, ME- Anna
| Hamilton, Mrs Ann l. Waters, Mrs Thomas
1 HetZel, Miss Maggie Weave, hrs Csthsrins
Hanson, Mrs Sarah d Watson Mrs Louisa
l Hetze, Williamson, Mrs
Herbert Mrs Maria Wellington, Mrs RebeccA
| Hendley, Miss Margaret Webb, Miss Anna
| Juyes, Miss Florence Wall, Mary
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STHE PIC MIC AND TARGET Shoot,
S>~Es ing OF the German Yeagers which was
10 take place on Monday the 10th instant is post
POnec untH further notice. sep ST.
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NOTICE.

JAMES q. BERRET. p. n.
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TNHE MORE TEACHERS USE 1T THE BET
i TER THEY LIKE 1T.
To every Teacher aud every School Committee we would say
examine TOWERS ELEMENTS OF GRAMMAR, and If
YOU have child cass commencing the study Of Grammar
for once at least try II.
copy OF the work will be by mail postage paid on re-
ceipt of IS cents
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No 60 John-st-, New-York.
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EmIsrani Intelligence ONCE and Labor EXCHANGE range
Remoypd No q Canalst 20 the corner OF Centre
an Canalsts NewYork The Otice Is established by the
Commissioner Of Emigration whese always be found large
sumber of LABORERS and SERVANTS at very low rates OF
xaees and persons have thew orders filed by writing to
me sending the amount necessary to pay
passage the parties required No fees charged 70 EN-
.loyers JAMES p. PAGAN Superintendent
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HOBOKEN BOOKSTORE No. 19l Washing.
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Hotoken for Publishers Announcements of NEW WORKS,
then call for them at YOUR OWN BOOKSTORE as above
The Monthly Magazines and Weekly Literary Papers hand
promptly ssued-n instances advance Of heu
pub catioD in New. York City. WM PATTON
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THEY ARE RECEIVED BY ALL
The NeYork Tribune says: They accurate and usef
The Buffalo Advertiser says To travellers and business sn
they are invaluable"
The Cincinnati Gazette Gays They published IN the bes
STYLE and the accurate and complete we have seen Tie
series consists Of hreeone f each Of the three great Sta
Ohio Indiana and Illinois, The roads are laid correctly and
all the important stations accurately marked As not
Ley hat any roads will be built for years these
Mars vii not soon become obsolete but will remain valuable
for reference for long time. They han lsoey priced on
paper enameed and will become indispensable 20 the office and
The countngroo We have had framed and hung up in
our Office where they be by those interested"
Parties at distance where have Agents viii receive
copy Of each Map securely wrapped up per Mail free Of post
age upon renting 81 30 Address
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Amuserlents.

A CADEMY of MUSlC-lTALIAN OPERA
IN POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
BENEFIT OF SlGNOR BADIALL
First appearance Of MILE Z0E and Mons WlETHoF at tins
Establishment
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June is,
hen will be performed the last time in NewYork Ros
si1 ps chef d'ouvie Of
WILLIAM TELL.
siFnora sTEFFANONE, BERTUCCA MARETZEK, Siguon
B0LCIONI, BADlALI, ROCCO and COLETrl in the Prine
pal rolee. -, -,
Musical Director and Conductor. Max Maretzek
Act SPAS Tyroian By Mile. ZOE and Mons WlETHOF.
Grand Pas Mlitaire by the entire CorTs de Ballet.
Pieces of Admon Psrquee, Parquette Circle and First
Circle $l Secured 81 So Second Circle, 20 cents Amph
tbeater, IS cents.
Doors open ct n ocoek; the Opera to commence at
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METROPOLITAN THEATER-Mr. HACK

METROPOLITAN THEATER-Mr. HACK
A Ell respectfully acknowledges the receipt Of various
complimentary communications and entrestes for his repe
bton before wthdrswa Of his syore and original Aner
characters, RIP VAN WlNKLE and Coz NIMROD
WILDFIRE (ofls5 (which received on their revival
Saturday with extraordinary demonstrations of satisfaction by
sude would intimate that he will have
the honor OF complying with public request on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT
jfh inst that being the only When Il win be co.,
senent 70 reopen the 1heater for such purpose.
Other entertainments win be added and hereafter
Private Boxes Orchestra Chairs Seats 10 Balcony and
Dses Circle may now b. secured ct the Box ofce.
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ACADE ENVY OF NJ u Z -
"A The Committee of Management have the honor to inform
Public that they have set apart THURSDAY l4h INST Tor
the hTst appearance in this country OF
Miss ELIZA HENSLER Of Boston,
who suddenly compelled by family affection 70 abandon
her engagement Prma Donna at La Scala, Milan, and
this country Miss Henser Will appear In Donizesns
admired Opera OF - .
LINDA DE CHAMOUNlN'"
In which obtained signal during the past Winter
at Milan The Committee Of Management grained At this
opportunity aordug encouragement 70 an instance Of Amer
lean Taeu which requires only the warmth Of puee favor 10
rintn into higher excellence.
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Accurate Ornamental and Useful"
n b COOKE & Cos RAILWAY MAPS.-

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Railroad Mrps Of Ohio, Indians and Illinois
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Gpetial Nofifes.

limited STATES Mail Boxes-POST-OFFICE, New
Yoik June ls51he PostmasteIGe having authorized
arse number OF Boxes stationed Throughout
Az civ for the recepOp Of letters 10 be Forwarded IN the mails
Boxs be opened their brought TO this oce four
times that the delivery by carriers Of mail and ey
tte shall least three times day ia every part OF the
c south 5ithNotce hereby gwen 70 persons desiring
on OF their and neigbbors that appca IONS
der for sh, ud be eddrefsedin writing to NfLSON "Ai
BULY on OF before the -Otn Gay O juno
nftan'. o., ~, - e po.os In, ,,r the
fa1mstp pubic s Of the places 81 Winch they are
STATE will be published IN ali the deiy papers 10 no cAse
will b. placed store az when any Oher VV4
Cor the reception Oh be- sent BY the mails or delivered
ihis city. lSAAC '. C"hi-ie, iO--4
DIR. ColIett. upon THE PHYSIOLOGY AND LAWS OF
HIAL1H ilun ated by beautiful new Paintings, hoaels
Nsnkins &C. EACH EVENING, Except saturday. Of tbs
week Il Blocker Building of Beecker and hoonsts
Doors open AIT Lecture Admission only W cents
RrookIyn Young Mems Christian Association
The guls monthly meeting will take place luls ttuesus
EVENING, the Lecture Room Of the Chuch OF the fl
a WATSON Subject AUTHORITY AND REASON
The public generally are invited to attend
New-York Medical College, East 13th-st. ~ The
SUMMER COURSE Of LECTURES viii commence On Iof1S'
DAY Jupe ~ At II o'clock A. NJ. by Prof BARKER :.
Lectures viii be delivered DAILY from ~ TO Il O'CLOCK AM
ON Therspeu;ics by Prof DAVIS.
ON Puerperal Diseases, by Prof BARKER
ON Practical Chemistry, by Prot OOREMUS - o.,
On The Surgical Operations Of the Eye, by Proi CAR
On Diseases Of Children, by Prot. cox
On the Microscope applied 10 the Diagnosis oil Disease oy
Prot T.. II. PARKER. u.vcocv nora
Auscult alton and Percussion, Dy j. hANNVNh DO""
On Medica Jurisprudence by DAVID UHL, NJ. D.
r. OGDEN DOREMUs, NJ. D. Dean Of the Faculty.