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LIGHT SUPPEE.-One Of the great secrets Of
health Is a light supper, and il is q great self
denial when one is hungry and tired at the
close OF the day, to eat little or nothing. Let
such one take leisurely a single cup Of tea
and piece Of cold breadvith butter, and he
will leave the table a, fully pleased with him
self and all the world as if he had eaten
hearty meal, and be tenfOld better for il next
morning. Take any two nlen under similar cir
eumstanee-strong, hard working men, Of 25
yesrs-let one take his bread and butter. with
q cup Of tea, and the other n hearty meal of
meat, bread, potatoes, and the ordinary et ret
sras rs the last meal Of the day, and venture
% afirm that the tea-drinker will outIive the
other by thirty years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

THE Fur TRADE or THE wEsr-Since the
breaking up OF the American Fur Company the
far trade OF Wisconsin and Northern Minnesota
has been conducted entirely by private indiyid-
uals, and quietly and ostentaiiousy has II been
carried that but few persons have the re emotest
idea Of its extent. Prominent among the persons
engaged in this business, the Superior Chronicle
notices Alex. Paul. Esq. Of that place, who for
number Of years has been engaged extensively in
the business. He last year had five different
hunting parties out they started from Superior
in August OF last year and returned about the
middle OF June, having been absent from civil-
zaliun soHe ten months. The provision aud
goods composing th- outfits Of these parties were
conveyed to the several posts in canoes, and by
pack and the furs were returned by the same
means, a very slow and tedious process. The
value of the fns last year In this manner
by MFR. Paul was about ei7 900; less than one
fourth Of which were sold IN New YORK, and the
remainder shipped to England. Va
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Georgetown Advertisements.
A L RGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL
"A GOODS, - =
AZ eery Lou Prices to Cash -Cxstomers.

JOHN H. SMOOT,
No. ll9 SoUTH SIDE OF BRIDGE STREET,
Georgetown, ID. G.,
has ed and offering at yery low prices In
cash and prompt customers, q large assoit tnent of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS -
purchased IN PhlladeiphIa and New York At the
large recent Auction Sales, and from the Importers
at very low prices, which viii enable him 10 offer 10
their value: In the assortment will be found
Rich Six X obes and Bay adsre Silks
Best make Of Black Silks ..Hra.. ....
Bayadere Valentias and Vaenta Robes
Rich Printed, all wool, Deiaines ard Robes
Satin Faneones. plain eoOrs, all wool, very supe-
rlor goods. double width, at 75c.
Leepius and other makes French Merlnos of all the
most desirable colors, including White and
Plain Delsins, black, white and colored, .. .
a-4 black French MerinOs, for Shawls
Rich Union Plaid MeTinos, at 81 cts,
DO. ali Wool do. 0cts. -
Printed MCuslln Delaines, good styles, at 13X and IS
cents
go pieces, best styles, English Prints at l2's cts.
plaIs colers do, very cheap
Velvet Ribbons and Fringe Trimmings
Stella, Bocha Shawls, in great variety r1t''
Super double Brocha do. = ......
Chenille and Cashmere Scarfs ... .
BajOu's Kid Gloves, all cOors and Nos.
Sack Flannels, all cnoTs
White American, Wel lch. and Saxony do.
Black BOmbasi ines and 4 DelaIncs
.:oloIs ard black COhurg MerinOs
Black Grape Wells and English Grapes
Pest black and brown and white English Prints
Long and square Black Thibet and Bay State
Ladie. and Chdren's plaid wooden shawls, IN all
sty les and prices -
Hosiery OF every description .
ADDE'S Saxony and VI MerinO Vests
w IN fuil supply of housekeeping and domestic
oss JOHN n. SNOOT
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AMERICAN MULTIPLICATION TABLE. The
terms are simply stated, and the problem easily
solved. Give young man Of twenty-two-a
young woman Of eighteen, a log cabin and a
quarter-section of land in the 4" far west.' For
ty years fterwards-boundless possessions and
about two hundred descendant Read the
following statement Of fact: Recently a lady
stopped at the Madison House, Gown ton, Ky y,
with her husband and thirty-two children. She
was about sixty years Of age, but looked young
I'd hearty. If th ;an be beat, we are ready
to chronicle the fact
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PICTURE OF An ILLINOIS BANK In conclu-
sion, will depict for you an Illinois bank A
frame house, a counter, so high that you can
barely lay your wrists on the sharp edges if it,
and 50 narrow that but one man can approach
at a time. The specie scoop hangs high up,
like the laws Of Nero but unlike them, covered
with cobwebs. Your check is concealed in deadly
silence. You hear some fun bling behind green
screen. A package Of shinplasters as thick rs
. bulls horn, and twenty-five cents in silver, is
handed you for your inconsiderable check The
bundle is tightly laced, the notes are inside, 50
that, with the other inconvenience, you can
hardly count them. You open the bundle and
aft out the Tinkhams, Almount-trees, and Wis
cOnsins, and you are peremptorily told, ''No use
in asserting; that is all that you can get" You
say Please, then, return me my check -
Answer Your check is already cancelled -
This is the return made you by the best of them
for gold advanced on grain. Had the grain
gone down. you would have had il, but having
gone up, they return you such shinplasters for
your advances in gold, or stand suit-Coyres-
pondeRt Of ST. LoHis Republican.
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N q T G r - Having been informed that Ger
tain persons are In the habit of collecting and
gathering together the Bottles whoh contain or have
contained our beverages and putting therein arti
Gle made By others than Ourse ives and then dispos
ing of such article on the faith and credit of our name
stamped on said Bottles, all persons are hereby
nOthe that such Bottles arc our own property and
not subject IN sae and that they are delivered to our
customers only to be returned, and that II rm
intention TO prosecute to the utmost extent of the
law, any infringement Of our rs hts on the premises
Army Il SHTNN,
Union Bottlins Depot 81 Green street.
sell Georgetown. ID. G..
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A DARkY's sPEEcH.-In one of the smaller
cities OF Massachusetts,, the cOlored population
held meetings to discuss the propriety Of cele-
brating the anniversary Of West Indian Eman-
cipatiOn, August 1st At one ofthese meetings.
very conservative gentleman was exceedingly
surprised to see some Of the "fair sex" rising and
taking part in the discussion. After two or three
of the sisters had 'freed dar mines" on matters
under debate, he sprung up in greatly excited
state and addressed the audience
''Feller citizens. Ef I'd asposed at de ladees
wood be p'mitted to take part in dis yere dis
cusSiOn-( sensation )-ef I'd node at de la
dees could jine in dis yere debate-(all Dyes
turned On the speaker, )-if I'd bleeved for one
monmunt, teller citizens, AT de female sect wood
dar to raise der voice in dis yere mcetin', I'd
feller citizens
"WOt wot wood you We did, eff you'd node
it?'' shouted two or three Of the strong mind
ed sisters, the whites Of their eyes flashed on
the speaker.
"I-tscrstching his wooD I'd Brung mn tci f.
along qrid met
Here the discounted orator dropped into his
seat, completely exhausted.
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DA black republican, and a good hater o
Hon stphsn A. DCuglas, upon seeing the besuti-
fui worsted picture in the fair by Mrs. Marshall,
Of Belfast-rhe Death OF Do1glas-exciainr-d
is Douglas dead, I'm glad OF IL it."-BaHgor
UHioH. .'''. .
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B During a session of the circuit court at
Lynchburg, an Irishman was indicted for stab
blng another on the canal, and the only witness
was Dennis o O'Brlen, who was required to enter
INTO bonds for his appearance at the next court.
The recognizance was read to him in the usual
form.
You acknowledge yourself indebted to the
Commonwealth Of Virginia in the sum of $500. -
Dennis" don't owe her cint sir.n .
AS soon as the clerk recovered from his
amusement at the answer, he explained the
meaning Of the form, and then read it over
again.
Dennis tell ye don't owe her a clint
Its more money nor l ever saw, nor my father
before me-
At this stage Of the matter brother Of Den
mis- interfered, and said
g Ye must jest say it, Dinnis it's only one Of
the forms of the law"
Dennis. Sc But won't I'm dacent, hon
est man, what pays me debts, and I'll spake
the thruth, and the divil may drink ali my
whisky for month if say owe any body q
cint. Now chate me if you can
Dennis refused TO say il, but he promised to
come to court and tell all he knew about the
murder.
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS,
PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY COMBINED.
P HOTO GRAP HIC RTRAITS,
In Oil COlOrs, on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIzK OF LIFI.
q WAI,KERjS

-"
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY,
Odeon Hall, corner ~ st. and Pennsy lvania avenue.
9. WALKER has fitted up the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay OF pltal thereby
rendering his establishment one of the most COM
plete and handsome In the whole country. He has
large Gallery for free exhibition Of upward of 2o
hne Oil Paintings, by some of the best ancient and
modern masters, to which he intends to add fresh
importations. :. WALKER has also fitted up oom-
plete suit of rooms, with private rObing apartments
for ladies' and purchased the finest possible Instru-
ments, and engaged first class operative artist to
PHOTOGRAPHIC, ,-AMBR0TYPE AND DA-
GUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, from the
smallest ultHtatnre TO size Of life.
3. WALKER. by combining the Photographic Pro-
cess with the art OF Painting, OF which he has had
Is years experience and whose specimens Of life
size PORTRAITS may be seen In some of the FIRST fami
hes OF the city, As well rs those exhibited in his
Gallery, he will be able, by the, combination of the
two, to produce portraits that have never been ex
oeed for their fidelity and life like preston Can
vas and boards prepared by himself expressly for
the purpose. ..
Partieuas' attentIqn paid to the painting of Por-
traits Miniature or ifs-size from small pictures Of
deceased friends.
Photographs taken from eorpses, or sick persons
taken at their own residences, on immediate notice.
Committees and cassee taken in any number IN
groups and any quantity Of from the sold
ct reasonable charges. .. .'
Liksnesses painted on Copper for Tomb Stones
Valuable OIL Paintings, and Old Family Portraits,
carefully back lined and restored to their original
freshness.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
20 call at the Gallery, Shilling tons book store
entrance ~ street. two doors from Pennsylvania
avaBua- WnSm
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Educational.

pLAiNFIELD ACADEMY,
NEAR CARLISLE, Pa
November 2. 0'"i'hehees
The subscriber will be in Washington October 18th
ana VIII oail on those who may leave their address
Elth y Myer, Esq. No. $50 8th street. or address
Circulars At this office. - - ''
f.,., ....-,. R.K. BURNS,
oc lo-n Plainheld, Cumberland County Pa
EVENING CLASSES are now forming Az the
~ Central Academy. CORNER Of T. and 10th st reefs
Inc exercises will commence "Wednesday evening
complete system of Figures is taught in a new.
concise, aud simple method.
-oc9 ;. MERCHANT. PrancapaI.
RROOKEVILLE ACADEMY
.u.. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
The course of study embraces Ancient and Mod
erh Languages Sciences, Mathematics, and nrtlIna-
~ English Branches. Terms for Board and Tuition
SlSn per annum. Catalogues may he obtained AT
Balisntyne's Seventh street, or by addressing the
Principals at BTookevIile Md Wv
E. b. PRETTYMAN, AM
Sc <o-lm ... PTinclpal.
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OF
An EDIToR's SoLrLoQUY.- editor of the
Springfield Republican thus soliioouizes upon
what his fate might have been if be were not
an editor: 80 -
.Hewould hare grown up stalwart and strong,
with horny hands, and face as black as the
ace OF spades. He would have taught school
winters, worked on the farm summers, and
gone out haying for fifteen days in July at a
dollar day, and taken for pay the iron work
and running gear of q wagon. At two and
twenty, or whereabouts. he would have begun
to'pay attentions to girl with father worth
two thousand dollars, and spit curl on her
forehead-a girl who always went to singing
school, and sat in the seats, and sung without
opening her mouths darnatiou pretty girl
any way. After seeing her home from singing
school one or two seasons, and taking her TO the
Fourth of July, and getting about hundred
dollars together, he would have married her
and settled down. Years would pass away,
and this girl with tho sPit-curl woufd have had
eleven children-seven boys and four girls
We should have had hard time bringing them
up, but they would soon be able enough to do
the milking, and help their mother washing
days; and l, getting independent at last, and
feeling little stiff in tho joints should be
elected member Of the Legislature, having
been assessor and school committee for wears
In the evening of my days, with my pipe in
my mouth, thirteen barrels of cider in the cell
lar, and the Springfield Republican in nv
hands, L should sit and look over the Brighton
market, through pair of gold spectaeles, and
wonder what you put such a strange, silly letter
ss this in the paper for
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Il OF Georgetuwn The subscriber, as Trustee Of
iers for sale that spacious and handsome residence
IN Georgetown, at present occupied by Charles w.
Palro, Esq The property comprises anentirs ouare
ot groHnd, beautifully improved with walks, trees,
house. with plants IN great variety. There are also
On the premises, Stables, Carriage house, and other
convenient ont houses. The Dwelling House is
large and rOomy, having, with the wings, front of
ninety rye t95l feet and command, of the finest
Views OF tho Potomac river and country around, It
IS heat ed by furnace, lighted with gas and contains
hath hxures for hot and cold water: large cstern,
Kitchen range; and almost every cOnven ence for q
hrstclass residence. If desired the Furniture will
be sold with the house. Possession can be given
Immediately. For further particulars, terms of SALE
& c., apply to SAM. c. EDES, Trustee =
At Pairo & Nourse's Banking House,
Sc II -d5w2aw4w opposite the Treasury
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SANDS NOVELS.

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Jacques vol.
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Valentine. vol.
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Jeanne, vol.
Horace, vol.
Francois LIE Champ, vol.
FeVerIEO. vol.
MaIpTat, vol
Indiana. vol, Leils, ? vol
Iucreziau FlorTHn. vol.
I.ettres Dim NOyEgeuT. vol.
Price ~ cents per volume Iulparted from Paris by
els FRANCK TIA lOR.
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Dancing.
EASHIONABLE DANCING.

PROF. II. w. MUNDER most respectfully an
nounces TO his friends. Former patrons, and oa
puhhc generally, that has School, corner 9rh ~
and street, is now open for instruction in ~
the above beautiful aud necessary accomplish IN
ment, every Tuesday and THURSDAY afternoon from
until o'clock for young Ladies. Misses, and Mas
tiers, and on the same evenings from III until 81
o clock, for Gentlemen.
Prof. NJ. is prepared 70 introduce some OF the fn-
est new Dances that has ever been introduced m
this or any other City in the country.
All those no wish TO prepare for the approaching
gay season, would do well TO JOIN the above ria
n. B.-Lsdies and Gentlemen whs desire to form
private Glasses TO receive instruction sngly,
do 50 on Tuesday. Wednesday, or Thursday morn
Ing from until IL O'clock. oc 5-eotf
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RISING STAR.
l HAVE inst received from Philadelphia few of
the new RlSING STAR, or Doubled oven
Cooking Stoves, decided Improvement on MI
the old Morning Star. Patented 1887. had HisSs3
them got up IN Phlladelpha tins last sum sfs4|
NOR, and they are fully suited To this mar y y
ket. They are heavy and strong cast, of the very
best Pennsy yanla malable iron; the cooking utensils
made extra heavy, and are manufactured by +.
II. Church, Esq. Philadelphia. Please call and see
them.
Also, the largest vaQety of Stoves of all kinds
that can be found in the District Of Counbia Ranges
Furnaces, I.atrobe Fire Places or ParlOr Compsn-
IONS, ParlOr Cumberland Goal Crates, and other
New York latest patterns.
All the above are for sale at -
C. WOODWARD'S
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory, Nos. 3l8
and SD Pa av., between nth and llth streets;
balcony I'M front fnIl of 2tnvaz Ia Rnfiw
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NAN CING A.DEMY

Mr.. T F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor TO announce to the Ladies and Gen "a
temen of Washington and Georgetown that ~
he will re open his Classes for Dancing in ~
Washington on Friday, the 9th of October. az S.ss&
Mr.. Crouch's Hall, corner of IIth ST. and Pa. :,
over FaTnham's Bookstore, for Misses and Masters,
from o'clock p. IN; for Ladies and Gentlemen,
from o clock D. m. GeorgetOwn-on "Wednesday, 7,
the 7th of October, at Miss Harroyers Ladies Sem
mary. from o clock p. m.
For terms and particulars application can be made
at Mr.. G.'s residence 4O7 street, between 9Th and
10Th streets. Sc l2-6m
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DENTISTRY.
- Or. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, h@
Tires doors from l4th Street. ALO

Tires doors from l4th Street. dO
DR.. BAII.Y bers leave to inform the public that he
can he at hours, at his Office located above.
He feels assured that an experience of team years
variety Of difficult casss that he has treated
fully, will enable him to surmount any difficulty,
own experience confirming the oplniop OF many men
eminent il the u Irofsss,on an and especially DIs Hs,I.
al names Gutts erchs, India Rubber and Csc
Tset6. and and that POTceiian %oanted on Gold Plate,
is the only reliable substance that he worn in the
mouth, as was most oonciuslvey shown by the last
Although he fatters himself from, mis- long resi-
known to his numerous friends and patrons. he beEs
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS,
From the late Rector Of the Church of Epiphany
Dr. STEPHEN B.rI1 19t besi S srI de.ir. to expires.
M @ s% % y
for me have been highly satisfactory hope that you
S f .s and the
Washington. Aug. %, 1856. J.W.FRENcH.
From one of the oldest hIm. ln Baltimore. Messrs
H.vn, employ g. Ss%ss Stephen Bsy Surgeon Den
porisnt and dfisGit pisos Of work which he did to
of the most DISTINGUISHED members of the Dental
College of Baltimore siled. aer repeated trials, to
great pleasure to express my entire Sonhdsncs and
high estimation of his professional skill
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. HARMANN BOGGS.
Extract roms note eceived from the late Hon. John
nj. Clayton. ...
U. 3. SENATE, Aug. le, 1885.
Tho teeth you made for me work admirably moth
Ing could be better Very FHN FfaHaSNIpm,{' m,{'oLAyToN.
To those that seek relief from the masdies OF the
teeth, can cheerfully recommend Dr. s. Baily as
superior Dentist; he made a set of porcelain teeth
for one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work has all stood well for more than
ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Of the Va. Conf of the NJ. E. Church South.
Apnl 49, 1855. .s..
We, the undersigned. having had occasion TO avail
ourselves of the professional skill OF DR.. 8. Baily,
surgeon Dentist OF this city having been oogniz
AMI of his operations our families friends take
skill, we'll a. Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
in which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations in Dental Surgery, and pectfuly
commend HIM to the confidence and patronage ef the
public. Of which we consider him eminently worthy.
THoMAs u. wALIER, Architect ". 2. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, M d., of Washington, ID, G..
: b. =. ROHKKR, Nj. ID. OF Geergetown, ID. c.
". 3. LINCOLN, nj. d., or Washington. ID. C,
Jos. II. Be eADLKy, Of Washington, ID. C.
GEoRGK WALTON, Ex. Governor Of FLORIDA.
WALLHs LESon, L, ET, II 4 Mayor Of WashinGtOn.
ia ,sS Is WisH1' PRINCIPAL Rt''nhOu'e ACADEMY.
A MAGNIFICENT CHURCH ORGAN. u
oc W. q. METZERoTT.
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RATHER AN ExPREssIvE IDEA-Some days
ago, before the Republican nomination for JUS
tice Of the Supreme Courtwas made in this dis
trlct, gentleman from a neighboring county
who was desirous of securing the nomination
was here to look after his interests In com
pany with distinguished - limb of the law. -
from Elmira, he ordered a horse and buggy
from one of our livery stables to visit Horse
Heads on buttOn-holeing mission to the dele
gate from this county. fast horse that could
90 out and back, twelve miles, in an hour
The horse came as ordered, but instead of being
2. 40 nag, he proved to be of the slowest pos
sible description, testing the patience Of his
distinguished drivers to the utmost extent But
they got around finally. and as they moped up
to the livery stable the ostler stood in the door
between whom and our aspirant for Judicial
honors something like the following converse
ton ensued:
Candidate-" Is Mr.. j fitting this horse
for the New York market?'
Ostler-" Not that I am aware of. Why do
you ask the question ?''
Candidate" Because didn't know but he
intended to sell him TO 60 before hearse 1
wish 70 say that he won't answer the purpose
lie never would get the corpse around in time
for the Resurrection. '-EInlira AdUsrtiser.
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OentistrY.&o.

II nnUvnII llftI, X FRI o I1ST TN'T
Most efectually to refute the false report that
DR.. VAN PA1TrS has retired from the
PRACTICE Of DentlstIy," ne has EEnovsD hlssvSYY8
aud Opened n CeRtrGL UFeei
over Potentni's tformeElS Ni!lers) celebrated Con
fectIonery, opposite McGuiLe's suction store, Pa.
Defective and Aching Teeth certainly restored TO
usefulness or skfuliy removed and beautiful Tsetn
Of natural appearance as possible substituted with
the least possible pain delay and at reasonable
rates, . o..
ONE hours from 10 q. m. TO .. IN.
oc lS-tf (Statesl
nR. WILLARD, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI
~ cAso, would respectfully inform TIE cit ~
izeps of the Distinct and viclnity, that hav- 6SSS
ing located hImself In Washington, he is S1LIo
now prepared 10 perform all operations his profess
sion, IN the most approved style.
Office, No. $50, Penn. avenue, adjoining Gantier's
ian ~ iy =
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nU POINTS GUNPOwDER
- am all times supplied with all the various kinds
of DC POINTS SGUNPOWDER, and am prepared
to supply the same in any quantity to parties wanting
on the most favorable terms. -
w. ALBERT KING,
Agent for the District of Columbia,
Ii , re L ... No. s. High street,
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