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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
SEWING MACHINES.

NJ SINGER CO, have opened an once, Al a. Public
Il square Nashville, for the sale d her eelebrAted sew
ing Machines Those who with puehae sewing AaehiHes
which they depend gpon may do ~ the above place
Itis generally admitted b. al Who have used sewing Me-
chimes Singers superior % All others thef can %
used a Ahfcs, such Mazln, Lincn Coth Coton -
Leather b srsy changing she Needle .nd fhTea Ahsy
chiaas faster dafasle ard simple th-a
offers They warranted - % Hhst taey are
"a snrsrs Naehiae an established tzc4 Cad 40 ssh
il o.sratiaa - ~, Pnhic square, SasAyils !. 80
BEING praescal Mschiaist prepared q a ~ ~
chimes y singers that nay % sectsH9 ses -. 49,
apr7. =. 49,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
ICEI ICEu

FINHE sub fcbers prepared furnish citizens
i Nashville, with Ice, ofthe best qCalty At his Office
Cherry opposite the Post Office This Ice
Paradise Hin, and equal any brought fro the
Lakes. mayl5-tf ". T. GARRErT q co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.

WE authorized to sell the following lands liberia
w terms: so Browns Creek, ~ miles from
the corporation Of Nashville adjacent to the lands of Yves
H. Humphreys, Gov A v Brown, George Allen and Felil
r. Rains The late residence Of Mrs Ursula Rains. Sol
excellent; faing Springs; good Orchard;
story Brick Dwelling, with or rooms, and many out
houses We will sell the entire tract divide to suit pur
chs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
Royal Havana Lottery.

THE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Lottery, conducted by the spanish Government AZ
der the supervision Of the Captain General OF Cuba, VIII
take place az Havana.
Tuesday, July 7th, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
INFKOVED CITY PROPERTY FOR

A VALUABLE House and Lot Church ST., 60,
"A fronting 81 feet said street, running back
$50, # or 81 feet, and l65 Deep With front OF IS Ivy
Spruce street. Thf is valuable piece of prop a
ert and located in the finest neghborhoOd in the city,
and will be sold on liberal terms. Enquire of
&. K. GLASCOCK. Agent,
iunel2. No. 81 Cherry st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07

TUsr received, per stsansr D. A. Given, eaaslEn-
u aent 81 doa Cas- TFrsh Peaches. WArisutzs ross
luaeIs. skA cAEfER hskAT ~ 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
ALSO,

1A0 ACRES on both 7, Of the Nashville chstts
station LaVergne, 65 choice timber, 81
cleared; lies leve good SOIL good water; good story
Frame Dweling, with rooms, stables, kitchen, smoke
house, and all other necessary cabins.
dwelling about $40 yards from the depot station,
40 yards North Of the railroad Occupied present
by Mr.. Brown.
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june16-6m,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07

A TWO STORY BRICK containing or rooms. The
"A lot fronting 99 feet running back 1O7 feet
alley. This is very desirable property, and situated
short distance from the residence Of Mr.. Blbo. We will
give bargain in this property.
beautiful lot Crawford street, running back to
McLemOre $50 feet
Allof the above property is located in thriving portions
of the City, DESTROYS OF max ing purchases at
a bargain, will call Il. K. GLASCOCR, Agent,
No
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
HIGHLY IMPORTANT To
RECTIFIERs, LIQUOR MERCHANTS AND
WHOLESALE GR0CERS.
DIR. FEUCHTWANGER

FIavorings TO Produce at q Moments Notice every
desired Liquor.
The undersigned has lately great improvements in
this branch Of The Favorngs put pack
ages Of s. TO- 40 Gallons and require but the addition
OF Pure spirit 4th proof and Liquors. such
Cognac either dark pale, Holland and English Gin, Ja-
maica CroN Rum, MenongahelA Bourbon Irish and
Scotch whisky, Apnie, Peach, Cherry and Rasberry
It requires but addition Of good spirit, 90
gallons to eachgaIon Of the respective Flavoring.
The best Cognac OIL green, yellow and whites warranted
genuine low other Importer charges Tor the re-
Essences Of every Liquor Extract of Cognac, n of
which produces 200 gallons Of CognEc.
Raw Whisky by Dr. Fs age aud BODY preparation be
made smooth and with but tT n ng expense.
The prices of Favorngs extremely moderate, and di
''''''-' - DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER.
Chemist and Importer Of Drugs ESSHtidk OILS and Ne
taLs, Ddguerre0typs and photographic Chemicals
NO. I43 Maiden Lainc, New York
April 2l-6m 1awd v.
GARBAGE SEED.
JUST received lot Of fresh Drumhead and Flat Dutch
lune3'. b. :. WELLER-
COOK WAN TED-For the balance OF the present
year. Apply AZ this office iLneSO-u
Splendid Family Carriage.
WE have on consignment a and splendid Family
0"'''Ass' WIG" W VIII sci NOEL CO..
Juneso. Corner Spring and College sts
Champagne and Sweet Crab Cider
RO bbls Of the above ia store;
jim bills Peacan NIt;
20 bbls Soft shell Almonds;
10 bbs English wAlnuts, ali freshi
10 bbs Frberts;
10 bbls Crsam Nuts;
/ doE New York Ale Pumps;
10 boxes LEMONS:
100 SoS,s D, Cheese. in good order;
rsaisby G. ROBERTSON.
july /, 1891. broAs"ay.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

ON TUESDAY, THE l4TR or JULY NEXT, will be Of
~ fered for sale the premises that valuable property
High street. known the Corporation School House
Lot fronting loo feet or ess sad street. and
ming back us feet 10 feet alley The property win
sold credit Of one and two years. notes payable in
bank with good security, bearing interest from date and
lien retained Persons desiring information regard the
above property get by calling either Of the
dersigued. W. A GLENN
W. IL. HORN,
J. p. COLEMAN,
Oh
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OARn NJ

T,OLUMBIA BoUEE, CAPE BLAND, CAPE NAY
~ NV dEASEYs-rhis extensive estGblshmen1 viii
be opened for The reeePtoa o. company en- THURSDAY
June ~ inst Since the cose 81 t
put in compiee order Pzntea Throughout Papered and
much nsa Furniture sddcd. corps Of best drilled
Colsred have beea selected frum thls
Baltinore And every attention viii be paid
eoort and pleasure e the guests ApPhszton Roosaa
Cottages Dc mAde ne once q the subscriber.
l. HARWOoD,
No s. Wsfnut street,
Jane Y-sodRm. Philadelphia ssa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07

Of Piece Goods just received, comprising
tensve Cloths of various Of
texture also, and Fancy French, English Amer
lean Cassimeres Vestngs the greatest variety All
adapted Spring trade and made up the
latest style.
" HARVEY " is still at his board.
mil CLIFTON ABBOTT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
ALSO.

% ACRFs the east side Of the Nolensvile Turn
> pike; miles from the Corporation (the Goodwin,
Meniee place. fronting both the HOensvle, and Mil
Greek Valley TurnpEes; lies we soil good; num-
Der of fruit trees; good Spring, large Frame Dwelling
with or rooms, and all necessary clubhouse.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
PIANO FORTES.

HS0A1nE GLASSES
co., co.,
M have nov In store nne stock OF
w Pianos, Meiodeons window Shades,
Artists Materials, 6e. and still mGnufze " ~
turing Inside Blinds and All kinds OF a WoFks-kAys
recently added largely 70 our stock Of
ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS, 40.
In q word intend KEEP Up WITH TEE TIN -,
please customers and NDu9s them 10 patsonss
instead 81 sendiRg abroad. W. Z. FREEMAN,
FEB. Z. No. -, Celsss strest.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
CISTERNS.

INHIs IL the favorable build Clsterns. The
i sREAT cuTEAS BUILDER, HUGH L. beatty, now IN
hi ty and prepared 70 bald Of al siGes. APph
cations ade by note Otherwise, TO H. g. seoyei WI
receive prompt attention. uuheEo-N.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN.

I Whose sands OF life have nearly out, diseov-
while In the East Indies, certain for Con-
sumption. Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds and Gene
4 raj Debility. The remedy discovered by him when
his only child, daughter, given 10 die He had
heard much Of the wonderful restorative and healing
qualities Of preparations made from the East India Hemp,
the thought occurred him that he might make q
remedy for ms lid He studied hard and succeeded in
realizing his wishes. His child cured, and is alive
we'll He has since administered the wonderful Teme-
DIV thousands OF sufferers in all of the world, and
he failed in making them completely healthy
and happy, Wishing to do much good possible, he
will send such Of lis afflicted fellow beings request IL
recipe, with full and explicit directions for making II
up successfully using il. He requires each applicant
lnClOse him shilng-hree cents 10 be re turned as
postage the recipe and the remainder 70 be applied 70
the payment Of this advertisement. Address
DIR. H. JAMES,
No. 10 Grand ST.. jersey City, N J.
NB-Dr. H. James has neither Office agent in
New York, some have pretended and advertised The
eceiptGs from bat No. l9 Grand street,
Jersey City, N. Jeraey.
june10 [may99--d6R8mns.l
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
ALSO,

OTIS Nos 81, So, 90 and 1OO in Preston Rays sdd
II ton to Nashville, fronting 81 feet Polk street,
ming back 100 feet bargain will be given in these lot
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of directed and delivered
ID Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson county.
Tennessee, a. its May term, 1851 win expose 70 public
the highest bidder for cash. a. the ConrthoUse
vard gate Ia he CITY Of gsshvIe on SATURDAY THE
lsrH DAY or JULY, 1851 al the right. tite claim, in
ssrest and estate c. AeLenore then had
acquired and 20 the following described
tract piece parcel let Of ground Wit part Of Lot
No i{8 in the original plan OF the city Of Nashville
and bounded a follows, to-sit: Beginning on the
corner Gay and Spruce cts In said city, running
thence with the OF spruce Southeriy dre
on 12G feet inches % she corner ct part sAid los
heretofore cold 10 John sAmael staeksr thence right
ANGLES spruce $50 % sone thence
parallel with said spruce street In HoEthsry direction
l26 inches Gay street, thence with line Of
GAY westerly direction feet 70 ne ssxn.
ming being ieved the property Of John o. MeIe-
more satisfy iudgents rendered il hvor 81 JanesE
JogePh Weeds EE'r q Rob't Woods " X EtevensSn
against said AeLemoFe-
JOHN X. EDMONsON sherry
June IL. 1851 BY r. "a. CAMPBELL D. q
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07

SsIHEMT HOSO1IS.-ws have nov = superb lot -
> Bozoms eLirs q them handsorsiy szbFoldsF-
"a. foT sale - aAsi J. Il, hsGiLL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

I HAVE a beautiful House and Lot Crawford
L street, all in good order, which instructed "a
to sell positively. These in want OF home cheap, A
would do well TO call II sold within few
days privately it will be offered public auction.
Z. r. GLASC0CK, Agent,
junel2. No. 81 Cherry ST.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
ALSO,

= OS ACRES, lying the east side Of the Nolensvie
s)O4 Turnpike mi OUT lies WE'LL about 10
timber balance cleared soil of the very best quality
tage building part Of the Ridley Tract owned by n.
COrbitt adjacent to Capt. JOINER, - Whitsett, and
Otha
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
r. S, HOLLINs & CO.,

IIAVE removed their Store-house, No. 1, the
North side of the Public Square, in block Of buildings
the Nashville Inn block, next koOr TO Messrs
Evans where they would be pleased their
TONER'S wait them with good and cheap Stock Of
Shoes, Boots and Hats.
shvile Inn I'm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
Nashville to Beaver Dam Springs,

TTNHE undersigned running a a-[ASSTA
i regular line of FOUR HORSE POST Sfs&&EkjEzlE
COACHES, TO BEAVER DAM SPRINGS, connecting o
Sunday Wednesday and Friday with the Morning Train
OF the Tennessee Alabama Railroad, Thnmp.
sons depot Fare from Nashville Dam Springs
Ave dollars.
iune2S-sm CARTER, THOMAS 4 HoUGH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
FOR SALE.

LOT in South Nashville on College street, beyond the
"A Medical College, fronting 60 feet, being the Lot on
which Rives Carpenter Shop formerly stood. For sale
cheap. Apply to A. V. S. LINDSLEY.
march26 80 College street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-12

It appeared to me that all the business at
this season of the multitude Of stations on this
road, is in transporting new and improved agri-
cultural implements and lumber, both Of which
are importations destined to tell well for the fu
ture of the region. There were stacks and piles
Of both, and the cargo of almost every freight
train we meet to-day is composed almost exclu-
sively of them -
In the universal use of improved implements
as we'll as in the improvement Of everybody
stock, they are vastly ahead of our Maryland
and Virginia farmers. 1 do not envy them
their rich SOIL or even their remarkable advan-
tages for chequering their country with excel
lent railroads, at an average cost of but $l2 900
per mile, exclusive Of that of the iron itself
We have our navigable rivers and turnpikes in
all directions; the latter of which these people
cannot have; as q stone as large as an egg is q
thing not to be met in journey of q hundred
miles in some directions. But I do envy the
readiness with which they avail themselves of
substantial improvements in implements of hus-
bandry and in cattle.
The breaking-up implement describe above
accompanies for So, what cost at least $40, ten
years ago. Seed drills save all of them peck
of wheat to the acre in sowing-no mean item
with but hundred acres in wheat, and seed
worth 81. so per bushel; and what is of vastly
more importance, they put the seed go deep in
the ground from one to two inches) as to do
away with at least half the danger from winter
killing always incident to crops sown by hand
Besides, at least One-fourth the bad crops OF
small grain raised from Maine to Georgia. and
from Jersey to Kansas, are attributed by their
owners to somebody bad sowing As all grain
sown by good drill must necessarily be well
sown, Of course no one in thn region now loses
from that cause. My experience teaches thai
a good drill and heavy iron roller, properly
used, may be regarded as an insurance that the
farmer will in ten years add full an average o.
ten per centum per annum to his crops of wheat
rye, oats, &c, over what they (his crops) car
possibly be, without the use of these invaluabl,
implements. Or, in other words, they Of them
selves are sufficient to make the difference il
the prosperity of the farmer who lives on yeal
by year from hand to mouth and, him who an
nually lays by money. WI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-12
EVENING STAR.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
wAsHING TON CITY, ..s
FRIDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT June 10, 1857.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The slsteiiigsncsr publishes translation of
Costa Rican proclamation announcing the
termination of the flibuster war in Nicaragua,
the points of which it sums up as follows. Viz:
President Mora, Of Costa Rica, has issued a
proclamation announcing the close Of the war and
declaring that there are no longer any flibusters
in Nicaragua. He advises, however, that the
people remain armed, SO as to meet the future
with confidence, and invokes their generosity
their good citizenship, and spontaneous contribu.
tions TO pay those braves who have so heroicaliy
earned their pay.'n
The Union urges Congress to give efficient
military protection to the overland mail to Cali
fornia, and publishes . communication to the
same end, which recommends mounted force
for the purpose, to be modelled after the plan of
the French Zouaves
1t strikes rs that the plan urged in Congress,
If We remember correctly, two or three years
ago will prove quite as efficient and far less eI-
pensive. That il, to accord to whoever may
contract for the transportation of the overland
mail the right Of presumption to a considerable
body ofland-say three or four sections-around
each of their stations or starting places, which
must necessarily be located within some thirty
niies vi eaSu O'heI, Ou COnuition tnht tney cause
them to be settled up in a given time set
Element Of a dozen American families every
thirty miles along the route, and the constant
passing and repassing of the immense stream of
emigration and returning parties that will ne
cessarily seek the route for protoc ion-whieh
will be so great that every emigrant party will
constantly be in sight of others in advance Of
and behind twill form the best conceivable
protection from the savages throughout the
whole route. The business of cutting and cur.
Ing prairie hay, rearing beef and raising vege-
tables, and otherwise providing for the necessi
nties of the emigrants and their stock, will fur
nish living for some twenty or thirty able
bodied 'front.' or men at each station. There ar,
men who, though they will not enter the regular
service, viii at any moment shoulder thu
rife and accord more effectual protection thar
the whole infantry of the army cyuld afforj
under similar circumstances One or two com
panies or battaliOns of dragons (regulars) to &C
as patrols passing constantly over the route Of
acting where their presence may be particular
ly needed for the time being, will complete
system Of protection for the route which we be
leve will cost the treasury not 1.-THE of tn,
expense of any other plan conceivable, and a
the same time afford far more security to tn,
contractors and emigration than by any othe
plan we have so far seen explained in print
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-12

IL Night spectacles, to see in the dark, are
suggested by correspondent in the Scientific
American. "They would be very desirable, ,, he
thinks, sin some situations, to see clearly when
quite dark when acting as pilot, for example, on
the river steamboats, The idea is practicable.
That which avails an owl to see in the dark will
enable man to see in the night. Herschel could
see, with the aid of an optical instrument which
he constructed, the dial on a steePle clock mile
distant, when it was so dark that be could see
but few feet with the naked eye,''
IL Andrew Jackson Davis, In his new book,
the Magic Staff" details the amours. and bill
lings and cooings of himself and Mrs. Love,
whom he has recently spiritually married Mrs.
Love wanted spiritual name, as substitute for
Dearest Spirit Sister, something 60 for short
as the saying is. :" Duck or " Birdie'' would
not do, so Andrew got a name from kingdom
come, and called her " Slona' Now we give
an extract ''Oh, beautiful word - said she,
with subdued and fearful look, " will not any
more be troubled by these material things But
what is yours? If you havn't a spiritual name
to give Yourself, will call you my Jackson.
what pathos what eloquence, what mystical force
is derived from these Communications
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-12

cient to pay them all the full amount TO which
each is entitled, the sum appropriated must be
divided out pro rata among them.
The NAVAL CoURrs OF INQu1RY.-To-day,
Court No. l took up the case of exit. Abner
Reed, dropped by the late Retiring Board,
and examined Commodore McCauley, Capt. ].
G. Long, and Lieut.. VIM. Gibson, all of whom
were called on behalf Of ex.Lieut. R. Messrs.
Phillips and Blount are his counsel, the latter
attending to the case.
In Court No. 2, some documentary evidence
was read on the part of the Government in the
case of Lieut.. Alex. Gibson, when the case for
Government closed. Purser A. E. Watson and
Capt. VIM. J. McCluny then testified on the
part of the applicant. &c.,
The case Of Captain Latimer is still before
Court No. 8, wherein Commanders Steadman
and Delany were examined on the part of the
Government, and Commander Ricthie on Capt
LIS part before we went to press
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRrsIDENr.-B. F.
Cheatham, of Tennessee, Consul at Aspinwall,
to I'LL an existing vacancy.
By tho Secretary of the Treasury.-O. s.
Denton, Superintendent of Life Boat Stations
on coast Of Long Island, vice Skallinger re-
moved
VIM. Gardner, Keeper of the Montague
Lighthouse, Long Island, N. Y.
John H. Chapman, Keeper of the Sands Point
Lighthouse, Long Island, n Y, vice Downing
| removed. ...
Lawrence Lewis, Keeper of the Throgg' g
Neck Lighthouse, Long Island, N. Y, vice Ri
| ley Sherwood removed.
| RESIGNATION OF AN ARMY OFFICER
resignation of First Lieutenant Robert H. Da-
Wis, 9th infantry, has been accepted by the Pre-.
ident, to take effect August l, 1857.
| The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
and will be continued daily when the line is in
working order. The time of observation is
| about O'Clock a. m:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-12

PAYMENT or 1SrERIsr on Bosps OF De.
FAuLriNe RAILROAD CoMPANIEs.-A county
convention to consider the question Of doubling
the county tan to pay the interest bonds issued
to defaulting sailrosd companies vas in session
at Pittsburg, Pa, on Wednesday,, and sdjourned
Till the 23d Inst One hundred and fifteen dele.
represented. Resolutions denouncing the sale CT
the main line canal by Pennsylvania requesting
the Commissioners to apply for an injunction
after the reassembling Of the convention, and ap-
pointing a committee Of investigation to report
on alleged frauds in the issue of county bonds,
were passed almost unanimously. The question
of reputation was not passed upon, but a resolu-
tion favoring the payment Of all the bonds issued
was laid on the table by vote Of 70 against 2s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-12

=, IL The life OF Miss Bronte, author of Jane
Eyre, (Which has just been published \ ia not
only reliable book, but it has caught both
the secret Of her character and the from
which she drew her illustrations Think of the
rlenish weaver In s'Shirley'' and then read this
" A man that Miss Bronte knew who was |, email
manufacture, had engaged in many local specu-
!ations, which had always turned out well, and
hereby rendered him a person Of some wealth
thought him Of insuring his life and he had only
JUS, taken out his policy when he fell i'll Of al,
. Sa disease which was certain to end fatally in
60 10 him his hopeless state. "By lingo -, cried
.h,, ioSnsng up at once into the old energy. al
lucky Sellow:" was ai"ay'a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-12
EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

IN rhis highly improved and well established WA
IERING PLACE, Is now open for the public "a,
reception The trains on the Orange ROAD, from "a!
AleAandrla west, and from Gordonsville ca LII
cpnhect at Warrenton with lines of Stages for
'he springs, distant six miles by graded road.
Iassengers from Baltimore and Washington CITY
nIriSe at the Springs at lC}z O'Clock a. m and from
nicnnlond and the South to dinner.
All inquiries promptly responded TO by letter and
cation. TUOWAS n ID ISEp aakP"-
je l0-lm AIEVAS NJ /, RkEER NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-12

NEW PrBLIcATIoNs.-From Joe Shillington,
Odeon Building, we have I" The Fortunes Of
Glencore,'' by Charles Lever Who that has read
"Charles O'Malley,'' "Harry Lorrequer, "Jack
Hnton,' and other dashing compositions of this
author will fail to get Glencore!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-12

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE-A
IL rare chance Is offered to small family contem-
plating housekeeping, by gentleman declining the
same. The furniture 10 plain and useful only
amounting in the aggregate to about s2O. Terms
ALSO, FOR RENT-The House, which is eigi-
bly, situated, containing six rooms should sale he
effected. Apply at No. S43 9Th street, near l., be-
tween and 5 p. m. lie 6-Iws