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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-03

AN ENIGMA, CAPIrALLY PUT.--Will the Star,
that shines in uron US, with its friendly ray,
at every evening hour, making the home-circle
more cheerful and bright by its welcome beams,
give the accompanying enigma place, if its
columns are not otherwise filled; and oblige.
very respectfully, SALLY SuNFLowER.
August 80.
Ny first little adjective youth find,
lhat you, perhaps, can quickly call to mind;
My second would hardly dare to tell,
because In Washington Ills known sowell;
Without my third, as you right soon shall see,
1t would be hard to ask friend to tea
so guess away, that you may ken,
r or I'm com posed Of letters ten:
My B, ., 4 the French would call bizarre
And telling that thins is not cutie fair;
My2, 0, 10 tie Troubadours could tell,
For they, in wears long gone, did love it well:
My 3, S, z although very small.
without its help we could not write at all:
My6, s, 8, 10 we do not like to think we are.
Zen tho three score and ten may not be far:
N.Y. l, 10 belongs to every one in childhood's
years, 80
And causes many smiles, and often tears:
ana now, OF course, my whole right well YOU
IT'S sung by rich and POOR, by high and low.
SALLY SUNFLoWER
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....W. II. Fry, Esq, well known citizen,
died in Philadelphia, on the 3lst of August,
in the 10th year of his age. Mr. Fry was one
OF the pioneers Of the Philadelphia press, hay.
ing founded the National Gazette.
1.-THE Hon. Townsend Harris, the newly
appointed consul to Japan, will leave New
York in the Atlantic on the 10Th inst. He win
stop at Siam on the route for the purpose Of
transacting some Government business
1.-THE Mayor of Richmond, Va, has Sc,
apart Thursday next as day of humiliation
and prayer, in acknowledgment of the good
ness of God, in granting "to the inhabitants
of the city season of unexampled health and
general prosperity"
....Henry W. Hoffman, ESQ.,, of Allegheny
county, has been nominated by convention
OF Know Notbings, as a candidate to represent
the fifth district of Maryland.
1.-THE Massachusetts Anti Maine Law Con.
vention, at Worcester, on Thursday, nomina-
ted for Governor, E, ID. Beach, dem OF
Springfield for Lieut.. Governor, Moses Dayen.
port, (Whig) Of Newburyport; VIM. Denton,
tin, of West Roxbury, for State Treasurer;
Wendell I. Davis, of Greenfield, for Auditor,
and George S. Hillard, of Boston, for Attorney
General. An address end resolutions against
all incorporate reforms, were adopted.
....A large party of lumbermen in various
parts of Maine, are making arrangements to
emigrate to Kansas this fall.
1.-The Texas Nueces Valley and Corpus
Christi Advertiser dominates Col. Kinney for
the Presidency, on the supposition, the New
York Herald supposes, that he is to revolution
ize all Of Central America between this and
June next and then to come forward on the
question of annexation
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sYrRIr OF THE MOANING PRESS.

The IatelIigeneer, discoursing upon what it
eharaeterises as g The Raven Cry" says:
"Many :of the Noythern newspapers that
come to US contain carefully selected and we'll
displayed quotations from the speeches and
writings of over-sanguine politicians tn TIE
South, declaIatory of the fact that the Fede-
raj Union may, shall, or viii be destroyed ut
HI carly day, or, indeed, at the very first OPP
ortune moment. By singular coincidence
many Southern newspapers present to our no.
tice in like manner the declarations, potential
and Indicative, of certain politicians of the
NORTH to the same effect. We trust that the
millions of our countrymen whom the sombre
predictions of these same prophets could not
In times past affect will not now yield their
faith through their fears, to the wall OF the
biru Of evil omen.
There has never been time since the birth
of our government in which more general pres
perity existed than at present, nor time
in which the political and diplomatic affairs
of the nation were more manifestly susceptible
of re aceful and mutually advantageous ar
ranyement. That there is contention between
the North and the South, is very true. But
when was there not contention between the
North and the South? That each party men
aces the other with angry th-eatenings, is true.
But when has either party entirely refrained
from such menaces? That there are proscrip-
tive issues before the National Legislature, in
relation to the organization of Territories and
the reception of States and Territories into the
Union, is also true. r. But when have such is.
sues Eot been in prospect"
The Union is delighted with the resolutions
drawn up by its senior editor, Judge A. o. P
Nicholson, and adopted at a Democratic meet
ing in Columbia, Tenn. They are, doubtless,
excellent things in their way; but, between
the public and ourself, we confess to a grow
ing want of respect for party platforms adopted
at any political meeting We have hardly
ever known an occasion wherein they could
be violated to the temporary advantage of any
one, In which they have not been thrown aside
rs good-enOugb Morgans'' only for the cir
cumstances In which they were so solemnly
sworn to- The Union also notices tie fac,
that the recent New York Know Nothing State
convention repEdiated the already celebrated
twelfth section Of Z" the Philade lphia plat
form" and that the ex-Revs. C. Edward:
Lester and c. c. Burr-par mobile tratri =
were the bright particular stars of the enter.
tainmeEt
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MADAME RS ARRIVAL.

MADAME r. respectfully informs the public
VI in general, thst she will give information in
all the Affairs relating to Life, Health Wealth,
Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law suits, Difficult.
ties In Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and
Death, and In respect to all other subjects. Sbeis
also able to tell the Ages of persons by reading
numbers. All those who wish to consult Madame
X. will please call soon, as she win remain in the
city but short time. She can be consulted at all
hours Of the day and evening. Her name is on
the door-No 1857, 18th street, three oors from Pa
avenue and H street. Gentlemen SO cents and La
dies IS. Sep2-5tM
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
VIE subscriber has received a large supply of
school Books and School Requisites. such as
are used In all the Schools and Academies in the
Tewl!, and the surrounding country Also. a So.
ries OF Writing copies for the use of Schools to he
used In connection with plain copy books, would
can the attention Of parents and teachers wbeTs
they can be accommodated al the lowest prices n
Miss THOMAS,S
Book and 4 ancy Store,
High St, near First, opp. old stand, Geot,n
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MISS MOhLEf, 3O4 Pennsylvania avenue,
w up stairs, respectfully informs the La :,
dies that her MILLINERY is removed to-
the parlors over the store she recently occu- ~
pied, where she will be happy to see them, and
where she can show them as good an assortment
OF Millinery as can be expected at this season OF
the year, which will be sold at reduced prices.
She has fine Straw and Lawn Hats OF superio,
quality. When the fall season arrives she intends
10 show them an unusually handsome assortment
OF Fall Millinery, ana hopes for a continuance O,
the liberal patronage hitherto received from them
In consequence of this removal Miss NJ has a
quantity OF Glass Cases and Sash which are use
way. -
Next door to Ells's Music Store.
sep 3-eOtf
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STOVES: STOVES !-GRATES! CRATES

STOVES! STOVES !-GRATES! CRATES
WE are now receiving and offer for sale an ex
w tensive assortment OF COOKING
STOVES, among which to be found AsI
the Blue Ridge, William Penn, Triumph ~
Complete, Atlantic, Bay State, Banner, Ma %
ryiand, Kitchen Companion, and others.
Also, complies assortment Of Parlor, Dining
room, chfmber, hall, store, office and church
Stoves, for either Wood or coal.
=, Also, fine assortment Of Mantle Crates, New
York patterns.
All who are in want Of Stoves Of CRATES will find
it to their advantage to give us a cali before pur
chasing. We shall take pleasure in showing our
stock and giving our prices to any who may call
on us, whether they purchase o. not
JOHNSON, GUY & CO.,
Pa. avenue, betw. 10th and 1Itb SITS.
sep 32w fOrpan)
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HATS-FALL FASHIONS.

EVANS, 246 Pennsylvania avenue, near Thir-
~ teenth street, to-day introduces his Fall q
style Of HATS and CAPS, which, for beauty Ia
and durability, cannot be surpassed. -
He has likewise made arrangements with thu
celebrated Genin, OF New York. 20 have constant
ly on hand large assortment Of his Hats, which
will be offered to the public, for, best quality
50 SO; second quality $3.50. He is confident tbs
gentlemen will save az least dollar I'm the pric
Of hat BY calling at his establishment
1T
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MARYLAND INSTITUTE EXHIBITION


THE eight annual exhibition of the 90 MARYLAND
Il Institute for the Promotion Of the Mechanic
Arts" will be opened in Baltimore, MARYLAND on
Tuesday, I'd of October next. Goods will be re-
ceived tor es ambition and competition at nny time
prior to September 2sth, and for exhibition merely
as late as first Of October.
The cooperation of the manufacturers mecban-
les, artists and the community generally, is re-
sPectfully invoked in the immediate PREPARATION
OF articles for display.
Arrangements have been made by the Institute
with the vaTious railroad and other Transportation
companies for the free conveyance over their lines
to and from Baltimore Of contributions to the ex.
hibition.
AL articles deposited must be of American man.
ufacture; the only exception to this rule being in
favor OF rare specimens in the department Of the
fine arts, owned by parties not holding them as
merchandise on sale
Circulars imbodying the regulations and ar
rangements, and blank applications for space
with all other Information, may be had at any time
upon applying to the actuary Of the Institute ohm
3 Selby, Esq.
Committee. Vansant, Thomas Swami. w
Abrahams, Thomas J. Glare, George H. Rodgers
z; ID. Beptly, w. p. Smith, T. j. LovegTove,
Thomas Trimble.
experimentation F. Meredith.
sep 3-eojt
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MISS S. HOGAN's ENGLISH e FRENCH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

THIS Institution will be re opened the 18th Of
Il September.
quested.
Parents are invited TO visit the Class-rooms
Day Sehoo! for LATHE Boys.-For further in
formation reference may lie made to Miss Hogan's
Circular. sep3-eo3tA
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NJ o o II E'S vILIO

81. Md-y's county, Nd.
'yNiIS favorite place Of resort will be kept open
L for The reception Of visiter, until the LIST Of DC.
tober. The bathing and fishing are excellent.
Terms moderate, as usual.
All the river steamers land and receive passen-
gers at this place. Wv /. MOORE.
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GUNS AND CUNNING APPARATUS.

WE this day open
w lease single and double barrel English Fow-
ling Pieces,
Colts and Aliens Revolving Pistols
Eley's chemically prepared Gun Wadding,
Cartridges for Colts Pistols,
Dog Collars; many beautiful patterns.
A great variety of Powder tasks & Shot Pouches
Our stock of Sportmen's Goods-now more com.
plete than II huS ever been-is receiving almost
daily additions. We would respectfully ask an
examination of our goods, confident that we can
suit every variety Of taste and offer them at prices
as low as they are sold i'm the Northern cities
f.. TUCKER & CO.,
353 Penna avenue, nearly OPP. Browns
sen 3-eo2t CIntall I ~
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MOU TAIN HOUs Sc,

'ENHE undersigned having been solicited by
Il MANY southern friends to extend the present
season, have determined to keep the Mountain
House open for their accommodation until the
10th day of October.
The three tournaments for the season will take
place on the 18th Of August, the l2th and 18th Of
September.
The fare win be reduced IS per month and ~
per week, after the LIST Of September.
au a. BLAKEMORE Il INGRAM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-03

New BooK.-We are indebted to Joe Shil.
lington for copy of Capt. Marryatt's novel
Of the Sea King, a tale of the the Sea-
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EDWIN GREEN,
4 T his New Cabinet Warerooms, No. $50 Penn
"A sylvania avenue, between 18th and Es2
18th SITS. has now on hand a large stock-E1
OF all qualities Of CABINET FURNI--A
TURE, CHAIRS anu MATTRESSESlNL
which he will sell at the lowest rates.
Now on hand, good assortment Of Mahogany.
suitable for handrail and other building purposes
Orders for new work, Jobbing and Repairing,
and Vanishing or Upholstering well and prompt
ly done.
A heavy Wagon, on springs, suitable for haul
ing lumber or furniture, in good order, FOR sale.
sep 3I3t
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nLD THEOLOGY.-The undersigned has
" laid aside from his stock, to be sent TO auc-
ton at the proper season, a large collection Of
Books, oid editions In some cases, In others du-
plicate copies Of the best editions ertant. which
In me meantime may be bought at Auction prices
al his store.
Many valuable works on Divinity are TO be found
gerry, General Science; moves and miscellaneous
Literature; also few French Books
au u FRANCK TAYLOR.
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'vh THE HAIR.-Barry's Tricopherous,
the genuine article. Also, Swedish Hair Gre,
ator, Lyons kathairon, French and American
re sena &C. LAMMOND'S, 9TH st.
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NEW CLOTHS, CASSIMERES g. VEST.
INGS.
VIE undersigned begs leave respectfully to in
Il form the public that. he is now recefvino an
excellent stock of Fall and Winter Cloths. Cassi.
meres ana vestings, and viii make to order, Coats
Pants and Vests in the neatest and most fashion
a as1s style Having determined to confne him
invites his friends and the public desiring sny ar
.cde IN MS line for cash. to give an early can hen
respect WIN PETERSEN
otn street, between Pa avenue and ID ST.
sep 9eo1m
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DATENT OFFICE BUSINESS promptly,
Il carefully ard permanently transacted by
THOMAS GEORGE CLINTON, formerly As.
sistant Examiner u. 8. p. o., and latterly from q
Professional tour in Europe at i44 Seventh street
Washington, ID. c. SEPT ste
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NOTICE.

ohNSON, GUY & co would call the atten-
= ton Of the District to their new and improved
rarior Companion, for heating parlors and cham
and economy. superior to anything Of the kind
ever offered in this city
Also, to their Blue Ridge Cooking Stove for
utility and economy, exual to the best ever offered
In any market.
We would also call public attention 10 our ex-
tensive assortment Of HARDWARE. and Rn,id
Ing Materials, to which We are constantly adding
Pa. avenue, between 10th and If, ste
ep3-2w (Oroanl ~ AA'a Bus
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, a small

STRAYED OR STOLEN, small Pointer
~ Dog, Of dark liver color, about az
year old, and answers to the name of 1$S
Dick Ten dollars will be paid on his -
being left at HAMLIN'S, corner Pa. avenue and
iotn stEeet. sep SITS
pUBLIC SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE Sc.
MlNARIES.-Allt the School Books i'm gen.
eral use throughout the District of Columbia. to.
gether with an assortment of School Stationery. a,
very low prices, on sale at ''"'
TAYLOR & MAURY,S.
sep3 Booksellers, near 9th street
F0R COLLEGES, SUMMARIES, &c.
L we nave Just finished lot Of beautiful Sil.
suitable Tor persons entering Colleges or Semina,
Also, the same articles of Albata.
M. w. GAIT BRO,
sep3-3t A 1'''A io'n $50
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MISS III. MCCORMICK AND SISTER will
Iv1 resume the duties of their School on the Sd
Of September, at their place Of residence. No IS
AZ street, between Pennsylvania and Missouri
avenues. au 3l-eo3t%
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ADJUSTMENTS.
foR THE BENEFIT OF THE SUFFER-.
exS nj NnrfalL aud Parfsu,auth

A PIC MIC will be given at the spark" on next
IA MONDAY, September Sd, TO commence at I
O'Clock, TO aid In relieving the suferings OF the
afflicted at the above named places.
The moderate charge Of 50 cents viii be made,
and Il is to be hoped that the citizens Of Washing
ton viii generously respond to the call, and aid In
relieving the suferings Of our distressed neigh
bcrs. =.
Prof tergman's band win be in attendance.
au 3I-3t
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ADnES ELASTIC MORE ANTIQUE
II Belts, beautiful assortment of blaci ana ~,
ored just received at Mrs WpI HSn ana COL
sep3-3t Sso ia avenue
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7 CST.-Last night, between Martins Franklin
~ House, corner Eighth and streets, and the
City Post Ofice, POCKET BOOK, containing
Ero orders on Vincent Taylor (of the arm Of Boycs
d TAYLOR, OF Georgetown, ID. } one for $3.50 -,
and the other for $3.50 IS, in favor Of Fitzhugh
Coyle. They are Of use TO no one but tie owner,
payment on them having been stopped. The
finder will be reasonably rewarded by leaving
them al Fitzhugh Coyle store, Seventh street,
between Louisiana avenue and ID streets.
sep l-3t* j. p. BARTHOLow.
ENOR SALE-A}o Sash Doors, Gases, and
Il Drawers, suitable for a saddler or shoemaker.
Also, wanted, two stout boys, 10 learn the GID
Ing business. Apply TO
FRANCIS LAMB,
sep 1-3t 81 Pa. avenu.
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Y famsy &C. Il ELLlss' s1 ssngg1 .Sd s Per.
su2.-
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,asodred o.
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PLEASANT RESORT.
SPRI ING q AR ID r Ms,

FORMERLY FAVIER' IS GARDEND
On M Street, befpeeR Secenteeafh 4 Eigkteesfk,
OPENED every day in the week, and on Sun
~ day. No spurious liquors allowed, but Cof-
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &C, will be for sale
Weber's Brass Band will perform every Mon
o'clock. Admittance free au 1e-3m
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An Important Removal and Appointment
We understand that the President removal
some days ago, Major Richard P. Hammond,
Collector Of the Port of San Francisco, and an.
pointed the Hon. Milton S. Latham, a mem
Der Of the last House of Representatives, in
his stead. Mr.. Latham, by-the-by, came
within eight votes Of obtaining the nomination
for Governor by the last California Democratic
State Convention. The cause of this change
has not yet been made known wetake it for
granted that it could not have been political.
as Major ii. was himself an appointee of the
present Administration.
Temporary Clerks Appointed.-Mr. S. G..
Jameson Of C., was appointed on the 1st
of September, and Mr.. John @. Morrison, of
Ala, on the 81 of September, to temporary
tsl,2OO per annum) clerkships in the Pension
bureau.
Appointed.-The President has appointed
b. Squire Cottrell, Esq, United States Com
merclal Agent at San Juan, Nicaragua, vice
Joseph W. Fabens, removed.
Tns current Operations Of the Treasury
Uepartmsnt.-On Saturday, LIST September.
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books OF the Department
For the Treasury Department. a.. S35 ao6 q
For the Interior Department. 1853 90
For the Customs. .......... 20 24l %
War Warrants received and on
tered ......s.....s...,...,... 40 OOO On
On account of the Navy....,..,. 1879 10
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and affection under the control Of d strong
and vigorous will, and that wiIfsubjecled su-
premeiy to sense Of duty. This alone is
true sanity.
The habitual indulgence Of any trsin Of
thought. e., the concentration Of The mind
upon it--invariably produces q certain IN
creased circulation of blood in some portion
Of the brain, if not ii the whole. Sir Ashley
Cooper was once trerannicg the sknII Of q
man who had met with an accident. A let
ter was suddenly brought in from his wife,
and as he read 1t the increased pulsation was
80 perceplbIe that the excitement had 10 be
stopped. Such excitement often renewed.
must and does prodhce habit OF increased
action and flow Of blood in those parts, 10
other words, more or less inflammation Of
the brain, sometimes temporary, sometimes
chrome. Eeithis only go Oh for years, ali,-
tie stronger each time, and, finally, there
must be settled disordered action Of some
portion of that great nervous centrs-the ms
dium through which the mind acts. And
thus, IL length, wherever certain associations
80 ~"Ss " 'uoy instantly cACitc iutU aCttv-
ity that chronic and deranged action TO which
there is tendency 81 stfN
PERSONS VINO On ORDINARY subjects are re-
'hatkaoiy accurate IN tne'f observations, and
souho IN judgment, VIII, on SOME point and
al cef'an limes' manifest strange and stibt-
e''o"eoushess o' p'ecepuon or oil ludg-
,nen', anun,,s, 'a'u''y oi puffose perfectly unao-
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NICARAGUA.

This unfortunate Republic, which is now
brought prominently before the world by the
operations of fi!libustefs, is one of the lar
gest of the Central American States. On
the west il is washed by The Pacific Ocean,
ard partly on the east by the waters of the
Caribbean sea, the Mosquito Territory form.
ing large share Of its eastern boundary
Honduras borders il on the north, and Costa
Rica upon the south. lis area is about 4e,-
900 square miles, and the population is esti-
mated at PAT 900. The females are said 10
greatly exceed The males IN number. Not
more than twenty thousand OF the people ars
whites, the rest being Negroes, Indians, and
mixed races. Most of the po o2ulation live IN
towns, many Of them going several miles
daily 10 labor in the fields. The plantations
are scattered pretty equally over the country,
and are reached by paths so obscure as to
almost escape the notice Of travellers, who
are thus liable to fall into The error of sup.
posing that the country Is almost uninhabit-
ed. The dwellings OF The people are usually
OF canes, thaiched with palm, although the
better classes construct their residences Of
adobes, and BY The help Of fruit and shade
trees planted in the courtyard, render many
OF them exceedingly pleasant A range Of
mountains extends along the west coast of
the Slate at the distance OF q few miles from
sea, but attaining no Greal elevation until
they apptoach The confines OF Costa Rica,
when they reach the height OF Eve 10 eleven
thousand feet. In the central part of the
Sla.a is an immense level tract, known as
the platn af Nicarauuo ramnrIstuo in ifa