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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND Drsrsrer couars ccEssIoN on JOSEPH FoET
Tfy M SST, O 9riss 9 BOSCH
sasYs ~ esssPas
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cause within why lie prayer o ths aid psassr
Z By order Id u he tisn court,
jy2s2ssl Sasts deputy Clerk
sssf n5 pssasF ]
TnNDggHs 4 sdd[ s
y ds fen Joseph Font oseh
present dome tod ceux que csa peut eon-
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Inherent pocsmsn e s e dos
e s ass r. ad I aa
thoTiSed to warrant the Treasurer for such
President Board Of AssIstaa. aIds.asssn.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Isignedl CIIAs. 1T WATERMAN, Mayor. II
sstIceis hereby nt win
city ef New ofIeans VIII Distribute
,s1 II assa
tzls !. Ls'zasal Z s. ao CID ii rsllss. /
GSOMFTTsOIsLER,S OFFICE city of News,
" Orleans July That the CSmptr be,
standing e official Journal
go 1851 the Council will not bill The City
contracted authority order from the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred to-.
Isgnedl 555 i35s T.. L. TT ACY,
President Board of Assistant Al deFmen.
[Sgned is4s$siE So L. III. PLACE, y lR
Approved April g. 1875. 77iEEs7 - 5FssfN3s
5F5s3zs4i{s. ISigned1 JOHN L. LEWIS afayor, il
The attention Il the oees tie city and d lie pube Is
~ I, = THE u Dsf5s
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NA WEaE UNDERSIGNED HAVING A
T large number of of the disease prevalent
" among horses a and mules called Water Farey hew
sreasng rapidly in size) would inform his patrons pub
generally that owing to the contagious of disease
he has established separate hospital for such patients where
by prompt attention and careful treatment he is in almost all
generally the coffin joint in the shane Of small
sores increasing rapidly and developing bone Remember
cure guaranteed II taken in time. DIR. ELLIOTT, 80
jyl Veterinary Surgeon, Dryades ST. opposite Union
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tTTTNT. W. w. yVdJDI1-AETOREEY MD EsJUy-
\ WV SEILQR-AT-IAWa and gnlicitoE Chascazys having
removed from New Orleans and located jackson!
give prompt attention ali bneines entrusted cG
tSs High ooast apd ts
Circnit and Prohats Courts Of iuas
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IA $
iy14 2s ANS sheff de- ID Pareisss1 If
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removed from New Orleans II, located u
~ Ghane o1 hs U Fl @ sasts sga
Grcnit aad Probats Courts # pes
ngs Special asIsRion ooLLEeTIos OF CLAIMS.
oFFfGE-fn Eiiss Buildings corner II psasi
RA AZ Y ATTIs-IsA rgsBA ilaER1z1 Ns
ROLLINS, osce more It his Tie reraaaah
where ia San se At all hours
ais RBER's ALopN i supplied Win
The aTs sSs and g shayns H
feels assured that he can with alasfits dispatch
IL has ioF sasa wen assorted steeE #
sssa at Diamond Hair
T7OHY's CITY ANDsgUTEaIaEsYEs1 .lsIass
fs ~ aSa # 5 az @ s
Mails and having entire charge Il the
aF
assfss sa shsssa 4 &c III
PoxSsf HSn aa
to III r. q hs
and s ~ Ns
Schedules Of rates and signals At
Branch once At Railroad spe
s. fsnasisn T Baggage and Passass' psa fsH Aa 81
TIC bega to notify public that Ms she
ana that TIC b
| relied upon. #4 t 355 S. TOBY, Fropriafor
fe2s " Principal Office 75 eravier street Camp
| DEFRIGEBATORS.- THESUBsGRTBERsHAVE
N just received, and will be constantly supplied
celebrated Louisville These
geraors have given universal satisfaction e a that haT
them there dobt it is the best
sold in this city, Persons wanting purchase will
call and examine the above before ether
| Sc 49, S5szBG C. FLINT d JONES'
my1a-3m as Royal street..
| D0FsTARI4E STEAM ENGIHES-rHE SUB
scber has for sale and receiving PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES
4 Of 10-horse power. Fs8S BSS5H
| e. = 8-horse power, 555 S59Ss
377S &5 6-horse power, s3Es 4fsS 84Ss
| 4-horse power
's3s 9 ~ 251s horse power.
engines simple economical and compact For Ching cotton
they are far cheaper tnan mule power n eIoWBER.
| 3 iesO 3ni 9S Magazine street.
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TTNO THE COMMON COUNCIIA-CITYa OF NEW
T. ORLEANS-The petition Of the undersigned respectfully
soweth That the majority required by section 10 New
Charter having signed this petition they honorable
feet wide through the Claiborne street. on the north
side Of the middle ground In said street ard extending
Bernard Avenue to Champs Elysees street.
Names of owners, So Me- - NJ 5Gl 89@ K
Edmond sonat l67 feet 9inehes for Mrs. Logan Geo
Logan r 81 feet inches 6lnes; P Seuzeneau "a feet
large l28 feet Johan Langhaussr a5 feet i inches A
Verbeck 2S feet L. E. Forsta go feet Felix Robin, ia
feet j. segin 25 feet L. sugi So feetTosal 1874 fee9
inches and & lines. Ezf'3 ss7 81. $3.50 s.
ca true copy 5s8 VA CHAS.s CLAIBORNE.
Secretary of the Board Of Aldermen.
May 18th, 1856. f55 ~ my20 laWsw
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A U CONSEIL DE WILLIE DE LA NS}TJ.
Il velie petition DIES soussgnes represene res
pectueusement que Ia majoe pFopreares exigee par
section i9 Dc Il nonvelle ehare gne ID
vouor ordinance resolution eet fae
nreler brqueter curbstones troos
de la Claiborne depnis de Espaae nsqua rue
des Champs Elyse les dts deyant stre cost de
chaque cote de la Claiborne exception de qui
troyen en- face des errans necessaes pour rorFere
relargissement de la dte Claiborne. sslE Z
Nouvee-O Orleans mai Ter 1856. as&4 7s:SsS: @&
Mons des proprfetaires-face Ia rue Claiborne
Edmond sonat deux terrns 359 peds pouces pour Nine
F. Logan Geo w Logan Jr 62 peds pouces lgIes; r.
seuzeneaq q pieas 3 = EaIge rs pieds ohsn A Lang
Nine veuye Maize, 2lT peds Mime Wen g. peds
Aga l2S peds Marsoudet 255 piels Rchard Martini Thos
Martin 63 peds II pouees A. o. Casberae, 81 peds Cadn
Lacose q gieds 2 FoEsta 800 pjsds + Merider
Louis j. Fgeo s pieds Eide Beaufne SO pieds pouces
L. Surgi So peds A. g. Benyenu, Sc piedsotal 40 peds
ponce lignes I. 83r 5s5g5S NJ - ~
19mai 1856 pour copie conforme d 1,orisina
( l..s tETTA5 r. 7f5=s CHARLES CLAIBORNE .45sAg {.
laNPt Sarrau frai if, nnsa;JI nsEt
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ITO THE COMMON COUNCIE-CrTY OF NEW
n ORLEANSThe petition of the undersigned respectfully
showeth That the required section New
charter having signed this
body to ordinance resolution the effect having
the sidewalks leyelled graded and paved With
usual curb stones and wooden cutters Claiborne
sanade to Champs Eysees street said side
on both sides Of Claiborne except front
street F1-fs5ss
Names Of owners front Claiborne street.
Edmond Sonat. lots $3.50 feet inches Logan
Geo " Logan Jr g feet inches lines F. Eeuzeneau,
feet; s. p large, f3 inches JShan LanehauSeT
feet II inches Charles vuilIermet 81 feet Ii inches
Mala, 2ll feet; Mime We. Wien, 64
feet arsoudet 255 feet; Rich Martin Is feet
llinehss A CaberEus 81 feet Casmir g. feet
ia feet IL segin 12s feet Fgero Us feet Elise
BeauE,e 50 feet nches L. Sur 90 "a u. Be1ven S.
feet Total, 2,T20 feet inch lines Rs5
\ "a true 3opy.) sGHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen.
May 18th, 1886. my20 IawsH
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letters 70 France Holland and Belgium be prepaid
q cents by the steamers to Liverpool and soap
ton; the direct steamers Hayre and cents by
British steamers. Letters to Switzerland and Italy should
under the rule to reach earlier their destination.
closed mail consisting Of letters and States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union Denmark
Norway Sweden, Poland, Russia Greece Ionan Islands, etc
Is sent from the Post.oiice In New York semi weekly
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FOR SALE.

g. EOR SALE OR RENT.-A VERY DE-
Ef srable residence situated Canal Avenue Carroton
AEa ahou: leu minutes walk from the depot twenty min
ntes drive from the city by the Common street road
The bous well built airy and very commodous containing
al, In The convenenees requisite for large family
stocked with variety Of choice pnntstogeer
with large Kitchen Garden Poultry Yards Stables all
cessary out.buIldinEs. II u = 3f s5fi5l ~ =
The terms will be very liberal -sFE.
For further particulars apply to E, ILL.,.
.iyl76 CIV n FEIIOWES a. CO.
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ss4ss TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
SS land IN Eastern Texas known as the Mc9ueen land
Bey PCT on the Wsehes river This land is offered in
trade for in this way cam BY addressing the Undersigned
learn the terms and particulars which will be such will
land and title can be made to Hon. George w smyh Hon q
VIM Eddy and RC. DOOM Esd, any of the citizens of
this county. 5l9H SAMUEL G0ODE, SGaelsl
R7 49, ~ JASPER county, Texas,
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All Of which will be sold at the very lowest market rates
r. ,g5 O.. O. WOODMAN, New Orleans La and
jel2 5md&w O. Q. wooDMAN & CO., vicksburg, Miss
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/ A REWARD-OF TWENTY DOLLARS WILL. BE
paid Tor information of three barrels MOLASSES branded
o s ead soor heads Sugar House Molascs Geo Tn
A NJ and NJ on the 7 inst from the Sugar Levee near
W.hamtnnsefs once. =. p. BAREIILT e. CO.,
LlS9 81 Ennulsn srnet
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s5ig5- slslSnedJ 555 X .5s u. L. 5TR ACY,
w President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl IA 4 y J.. II. PLACE, Y
Approved April % 1875. g s@
- Isignedl JOHN L. LEWIS. sIssor.
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at Mississippi CtyTo BE- sod term,
Barnes and within three minutes walk Of the wharf The
house u commodos and In excellent repair The furniture
can be taken valuation If required For particulars apply
10 EF JAMES HARRISON 4 CO.,
je9H fQE 40 Custonhouse street
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~ Special asIsat ooILEoTIos OF OLAF Ag-
COUNTS NOTES, etc. I35
oFFICETn Eis's Buildings corner II state Md Peasa
Streets, Jackson Miss. aaI5 tfass
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TOBACCO We have not heard of sale as having ake1
place yesterday though considerable one was pending
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

TAMPA BAY-Schr Eliza Fisk-1n ballast
MOBILE-Schr Enie-Nava store TO order.
BONFOUCA-Schr Mathilda--35, 600 bricks to order.
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...a4artitlILat sMotitls..

volume Animal Report ready procured n
MY N NJ. nj 4 4. b. BIZ oMFIEI.D #g
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800 n ~. W. S111E1HItISU u IERUAY NJ ~ u
Ship Time Homer, for Marselles jenkins yyNtar,s
Brit Ship Warbler Oldham. for Liverpool II uiiyer Gc
schr Visitor Blackney for Tampa VIZ annei;a and Cedar
sschr Vcihol.,a ,fveYs ~ A r,,aa,t, Post 4 Mel
Sciir Alexander, Clausen, for Milton Fa = ' AZ 90
Schr Ella Roberson for CUNTS Ig IA
''i '%' ' ''' ioi fehsicoa Pooley Nicol &co
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Y AMES L. LAWSON, Admir-
Trenton, June 10. iyl 2md&W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-30
Preessdings OF To-Day.

In tho Senate, today, they took up tho
pepdins bill of Mr.. Crittenden, for the paci-
sf6cation of Kansas, and Mr. Houston deliv-
cred a speech in explanation of his own polit
ical course, &c.
In the House, TO- day, Mr.. Campbell, Ct
Ohio, by leave, reported from the Ways ard
Meaps Committee another army appropria-
tiop bill, with the following proviso, viz
PrOvided, That no part Of the military Of
the United States, for the support of which
appropriations are made by this act shall be
employed in aid Of the enforcement Of any en-
actment of the body claiming to be the Terri
torial Legislature Of Kansas.
Eli read twice.
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, moving to put it on
Its passage. demanded the previous question
on its third reading.
Mr.. Cobb of Ga appealed to him to with
draw that demand, in order that he might test
the sense of the House on the proviso by moving
to strike it out
Mr.. Davis of Md, also asked withdrawal
of the demand for the previous question, to
enable him to submit an amendatory PROPOSE.
ton.
But Mr.. Campbell declining, Mr.. Stephen s
nays "a.
30 the clerk went on to call the House, and
l9o members answered TO their names
Mr.. stephens, Of Georgia, moved to dispense
with the farther proceedings under the call,
and demanded the yeas and nays on that mo-
ton
The names Of the absentees wore then called,
and explanation Of, and excuses on their be-
half were given, and all Of them were excused
except Mr. A K Marshall, of Kentucky. who
was said to be in the city up to ii O'clock to-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-30
PERSONAL.

-. Col Mcfarland and family, of South
Carolina, and b Bowdish, ESQ, of Vt
are at Wizards Hotel.
-. Mar. Merriam, the sage of BROOKLYN
Heights, states that this has been the coolest
August known in sixty eight consecutive wear;
with tie exception of 1916 and 1917.
49, Thalberg, the eminent German pianist
report says, will positively visit this country
the oming wintor. Ho will be accompanied
Dy mo horn Virtuoso Vivier, and a cantatric,
"n'Se name mas not yet transpired
80, Mr.. D. w. Wallach, jr., was badlv
wounded during the performance NJ tho Buf
ialo theaitre on Monday night He fell upor
h" o Ira, i:"ro, ana the sword being rough and
hacked, it sawed through the muscIc isav;no
ragged wound. waving
-. LettersfrOn Stockholm state tho, Jo,,u
Lind Goldschmidt having amnJv nrov;JoJ g.
her lam y intecGs 10 settle Mt Dresden. and r.
aD.ttlh from Staging in public unless for ex
iu,i'e Gharitahie purpOses-or unless her hus
o"hi' VINO his tie ambition to COMPOSE mr.
opera should succeed in his effort
-. fark benjamin, is to take the editoria a
conduct Of FGauk Leslie's illustrated News.
paper, and CT the New York Journal: tho
~, MS puohshed weekly, and the second month
ouL re1iers will remember his brilliant
lecture delivered upon Fashion ,, ~ ths
Smithsonian Institute. WV
P.m.ia oy inc seventh annual report of tn,
Tarr;sSu mea, NC. College of Pennsylvania, a,
piis Tor the past year has been th;rtv.f po -
whom nineteen were from Pennsyiyania s;sh "
from New ork. two from South CaroIin}a 81,
from Ohio, one from Virginia, one from No III
Carolina, and one each from New J.rsou
Maine and Vermont. OF these, four received
tho coveted dipioma-Misses Elisabeth Col.
lins and Debtie A. Huges, Of this State Mis-,
ana the entiro thirty FIVE will probably gradu
ate Mt the termination of another course O
lectures
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STOVES, CRATES, RANGES, &c.

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AT
w tention Of our friends and customers,
and the public generally, to our stock Of 61d
STOVES, CRATES, FURNACES, and ~
RANGES. S
We would call particular attention to our BLUE
RIDGE COOK STOVE for wood or coal Also,
the Light street, or Morning Star Cook Stove with
Rooster behind, for wood or coal, made by Hay-
ward, Bartlett & Co OF baltimore; decided
improvement upon the old Morning Star, the cast
ings being third thicker, and the basiGg and
roasting operations far superior We desire to
impress upon purchasers the Importance OF CALL
Ing f"r Baltimore Manufact, re.
We would also call attention to COLLINS d
CO. PARLOR COMPANION, or PATENT
IMPROVED LATROBE, for heating Parlcrs
and Chambers above. Forty references can be
given In this city to substantidte their superiority
over a'l others In use. Also Moore q hot air Fur
nsces and Spencer's Elevated Oven Cooking
Range, together with Cooking, PaIlor. Dining
room, Chamber, Hall, Office, and Church Stoves,
OF all e various styles and patterns. Also, Gas
stoves ana Ovens. Portable Ranges, Summer Ba-
keIs, &c
sheet Iron and Tin Work made to order.
kepals done with despatch. Having expert
ehceo workmen In our shop we assure those favor
InS Us Win call that their work Will be done In
the best manner .-.-.-
Having Our own wagon there will he nothing
Put on stoves to pay fer their delivery.
H. t .- b.. SIBLEY & GUY,
320 ia avenue, bet. 10th and 11th sts
III Please notice our number, $50. .4'
gu N-eo6t (OIgau) .a.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OMNIBUS FOR THE CAR

JIMMIE I'd FO HE Z dkS.
an AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
~ LIST. an OMNIBUS will leave TTNs>%
the Union Line omnibus stand, in
Georgetown, at O'Clock a. IN and A2-
War Department at SIX; arrive at the depot in
time for the 6 o'clock train Of cars.
Also, leave Georgetown stand for each and eve
ry train, hour before the starting Of the cars,
and be in attenda ce upon the arrival Of every In
train.
Fare 10 and frcm the early train 25 cents; all
oilers to OF from, 12k cents; Baggage extra, the
charge according To weight and bulk.
BY the prt sent arrangement of the cars TIE coac
will leave Georgetown at S, IN, ,, and TX o. FIX.
25 cents. All 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-30

II 1t is curious fact, says the Courier de
Lyons, that although the butchers shops at
Geneva are all open, and an immense number
Of flies on the outside walls, not one comes in
side This is caused by the inner walls being
rubbed over with laurel oil. which is an efFec-
tual preventative against the intrusion Of these
troublesome insects. The same oil is also used
with success in preventing the flies from spoil
ing the gilt frames of looking glasses, pic.
lures, &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-30

The VIRGINIA COUNTERFEITs The Wheel
ing Intelligenccr of Thursday says:
eve are advised that the paragraph insert
ed in yesterdays paper in relation to the
counterfeit ives on the Northwestern Bank of
Virginia, payable at the jefferson, lille branch,
is incorrect. In most of the genuine notes, the
word ersonville is engraved. The counter
feits have been long time in circulation, and
In all of them that have been seen here, the
engraving has been found on inspection to be
generally defective. The bank has cancelled
the plate that has been counterfeited, and no
more notes will be issued from itn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-30

Their Excuse. - The excuse Of Palmer
Cook 4 Co., for their defalcstion IN ths mater
of paying over the interest on the cainofnia
State debt given to the California public, is
that their agent on this side had notified
than that they need not ship the States's mo-
nav entrusted with them for that purpose, as
tbs;r funds in New York were sufficient to
meet the deman. upon their gents in that
city.
On this side, in this city and in New York,
their agents alleged that the house did no,
receive q dollar from the State, on account OF
| the hunnifuggled interest; Palmer, Cook &
| Co., being no longer the financial agents Of
the State of California.
By the by, the exposure of the fact, beyond
contradiction, that the defalcation is that o.
Palmer, Cook CO., and not Of the State Of
California, is speaking comment upon the
peans Of praise which the New York Tribune
| and Times not long since showered upon FIRE.
mont for his shining efforts to savetho "honor
Of his State" in Wall street, when the point
involved W as only the credit Of the specializing
| and political banking firm of which he is a
member.
Tho Army Bill.-There was a possibility
(scme thought q probability at the time we
went to press this afternoon that the House
would pass the Army appropriation bill before
| night without the proviso. There were four
friends Of such action in the hall who had
not voted on the question previously-we mean
Messrs. Hall Of Iowa, Puryear of North Caro-
| lima, kennett of Missouri, and Keitt Of South
Carolina. By consent, the bill, with the pre-
viso, was passed by the House and sent to the
Senate. The test question was to be taken
on consonting to the Senate expected amend
ment striking out the proviso.
Aslip Of tho Yesterday, ty n slip
of the pen, we classed Messrs Puryear, Hail.
and Foster among the friends instead of the
opponents of the unconstitutional proviso
sought to be forced upon the army appropria-
ton bill by the Republican party in the House
Of course, all familiar with the sentiments of
the members comprehend at a glance the mis-
take. Dir. Foster has not yet returned to
Washington, as we also enormously announced
on information which turns out to be incorrect
MessTs Kennett and Keitt, however, reached
this city yesterday afternoon, and are in their
seats in the hall to-day
Inc C1rrsnt Operations OF the Treasury
DEP artment.-On yesterday, goth of August,
there Were Of Treasury warrants entered On
the books ofthe Department
For the redemption Of s.ocks.... S77,79l 80
For tho Treasury Department 584 OBS 80
For tho Interior DepS :tment..... $4,000 81
For Customs. ......-............ 26. 6S3 %
War warrants received and on
teyea. announcement, 90 900 90
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fHLOUR, SUGAR, HERRINGs, BALKD

L. HAY, &C Flour by draY load or single
barrel; hhds u. sugar, and 10 barrels do at
60 rcr 100; hhds Bright Retailing Molasses at
l9 cents per gallon; tierc6s New Rice and
IS Bales Old Hay; $50 barrels Poto nae No. and
Herrings; 40 bales extra quality Oakum; Vine
gar In teirces and In barrels, very pungent $50
bIrrels Tar, Pitch, ard Rosu; Block, Oars and
uann'a Ropes, with Seine Rope, Corks, &c &c.
For sale by J. N PEARSON,
an 30 3t& GEORGETOWN
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MAS. FRANKLIN,
TEACHER OF VOCAL MUSIC,

T. HC II OF FUCAL WUSIt,
GRATEFUL To TIE LADIES OF WASH
~ ington and its vicinity for their form IA
trOnsge, respectfully informs them that she will
resume her vocation on Monday, tee eth OF sep
TENDER.
Mrs. l. :, having vacant hours for few more
scholars requests tue ladies who are DESTROYS of
being per iected in Ballad Singing. or the more
elaborate style Of the Opera, to favor her with an
early application.
Terms made known At her residence on st ,
No Al between 9Th and 10Th streets, Il tn .
Music Stores OF Mr.. X. Davis 3nd MIR q. Hilbus
au 30-gw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-30

e. Tho September number of " The Pan
Drama Of Life and Literature" now before M
contains, as usual, the cream of English and
American periodical literature. We commend
this pubiicstion most heartily to our readers
The Panorama" is published by LitteI, Son
4 Co Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-30
GONG REssIoNaL PROCEEDINGS

In the Senate, yesterday, at the conclusion
of the speech of Mr.. Bell in favor of Mr.. Crit
tenden's bill for tho pactfcation of Kansas,
they went into executive session, at tho con-
clusisn Of which they adjourned.
No business was transacted in tho House,
yesterday, ahsr the Star went to press.
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GEORaETOwN FEMALE SEMINAR
D. e.,

REV. JN0 W. MAJOR, Principal.
TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS WE'LL
l. known institution will commence on 10th OF
September None bu. the best Instructors will
be employed and the Princinal will spare no
pains fully to sustain the high position this Semi
nary has hitherto enjoyed.
Circulars, containing more complete informa.
ton, references, &c may be obtained b. appli.
cation 30 the Principal, at the Seminary.
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FEAkEN UP.-A STRAY HORSE, GRAY,
Il long name and tail, and thin In flesh. a.
Had on Ills back quilted green sent sad (oN
die Came to the Peniten:iary Grounds The
owner is required to prove property, and take him
away Apply at WEEDEN'S Stables, corner of
ISL street and Md. avenue. au 30-3t*