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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

FOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE on
H. between BOT and 2lst streets, with good back
yard and alley. permanent good tenant can have
the same for $3.50 per year. Apply to ROBERT
EAK III, near the premises, or at JOHNSON &
StTIONS. Be
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EARM FOR SALE.-A FARM of 40 acres with
u crop IN ground, situated about 10 miles from
Washington, near the 18th ST. Plank r DAD about 30
acres of which Is cleared and under cultivation
Terms OF sale One-half cash balance i'm wears
II not sold at private sale before Wednesday, the
9th of this month (July will be sold at public sale
on the premises. on that day.
For further information enquire of A. F. HINES
on the premises. or of G. NJ. HINES Druggist 100
rem. avenue, Washington, ID. &. jv 9-aOtl9th
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL-
w lowing Goods which we are prepared 10 sell AZ
a small advance of cost for cash:
A very large variety Of Turner Bros. celebrated
Turner'S Ginger Wine, an excellent remedy for
Blackberry Brandy certain cure for Diarrhea and
DysenteTy
Ciaret; Madeira, Sherry; and Sweet Malaga Wines,
. all OF superior quality
Raspberry, Strawberry, Ginger, and Cherry Bran
Dies, al OF hne havors, prepared from the pure
- Juice OF the fruit
Rose, Cinnamon, ANUS, and PEPPERMINT COrdiais
Curacoa, Abslnthe, Essence of peppermsut
Extract of Sarsaparlla, Stoush BItters
Forest Wine Bltters.
We have also on hand. 3 supply Of DIR. Whepler-s
Celebrated Sherry Wine BItters, a splendid article,
In addition TO the shove, We have n al times a
large supply OF the following named stock OF Mac
Liquors, being the only Liquors OF the KIDD In tha
District, and which cannot fi in giving sAtisfscti@a
20 al who them: Philadelphia V. Bn-fon ~pi
xxx Pale Ale, Philadelphia Brown Stout, NX Por
ter, and fine article of Lager Beer
AS usual, supply Of Mineral Water. Cider &c,
on hand, Army a SHINN,
Jes So Green street. GEORGETOWN.
NEW MUSIC AT ELLIs's PIANO Ann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

EOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE contain
L ing IL rooms comfortably furnished, in delight
fu and airy LOCATION fronting of the public
ervations, and commanding an extensive view Of the
city, the river and Georgetown. Ii has gas through
out water and bat room. To careful tenant the
rent will be moderate. Inquire at 4N4 street sec
ond door from Eth street. j2 9f-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE ON
' EASY TERMS:1The eligibly situated New
three-story BRICK HOUSE, with BACK BUILD
ING, the corner Of 10th street and Virginia Ave
nue., and immediately south of the Smithsonian In
of the first class. Ofthe quiet and healihfuness of
the neIs hborhood 1t Is unnecessary to say word.
III the above property ls not sold OH before the
ath inst it Will be rented to careful and punctual
tenant.
For further particulars inquire of WILLIAM
WARDER, corner of 18th and G. SITS.
liz 6-cOSt lntellIgencer.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-
"A DENCE FOR SALE.-l offer for sale my HOUSE
and LOT in the upper part ofthe village Of Bladens-
burg, situated opposite the residence OfC. G. HYATT
Esq The lot contains an acre and half of land aC
mirably suited to gardening purposes The improve
ments consist of and convenient dwelling
built of the best materia and in the very best man
ner; 1t has IN II i've good size rooms above he base
ment and ktchen and two other rooms in the Ia Sc
menf, which Is made of stone two feet thick and
perfectly dry Also, large office, with two rooms /;
stable carriage house: wood house, and other ne
cessary out houses. There is a never falling pump
Of pure water within few feet of the kitchen door
This property presents rare advantages 10 one de-
string quiet country home, or Ia physician wish
ing n country location. Ii Is convenient TO a good
school and churches of different dcnominai ions. A
few minutes walk Will take you To the celebrated
spa spring, whose me0clnal properties too well
known to need mentioning here.
The above property Will be- at private sale until
The @ oi the present month: If not sold by that time
II Will, on hat d1y, he Oei ed public sale on the
preimses. Terms made known the day of
sale. For further particulars address the subscrI-
Der at Badensburg. Immediate possession given.
jy 8-eotd BENJAMIN BERRr, VI. ID.
NOR RENT.-One three story BRICK HOUSE,
L situated on L street, between FL and 81. con
tanning Six rooms. For terms apply To J. ROVER,
on LIST street, between and h. jy 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

EOR RENT:-;A two-story BRICK Dwell
L LING. with back building and s.fne yard at
tached situated on street, between 18th and I4th
streets. + he house could be made one of the best
steps of Wizards and adjoining Flints Hotel Pos
session given the list of July. Apply to FRANCIS
MILLER, Family Grocer, corner of F and 18th SIS.
lie l8-tf InteD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10
EOR OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.

The Steamer MARYLAND will, on the 9Th Of
July, commence running regularly TO 49,
the above places. leaving washington e, fahA==s<
Ltlryenth- 81. wharf every WED
turning, wall leave Norfolk every MONDAY and
tuesday ar 4 O'Clock D. ni.
She will touch. gong and returning nj OF ID
POINT. PlNEN POINT, BIACKISTONE'S
ISLAND, and the usual landings on the Potomac
Passage including meals, la Old Point and Nor
folk, FIVE DOLLARS.
je SD-tf VIM MITCHELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

DOOMS FOR RENT.-MISS MORLEY,
IL having taken the house recently occupied by
Mrs. Anderson,tw o doors from the KirkwOod House.
prepared TO rent PARLORS and LODGING
ROOMS, together or separately furnished or unfur
nlshed, and, If desired will also furnish Board or
Break fast. and Tea to such wish dine at hotels
OF GautIer's. The rooms large and airy, and
very pleasant for summer residences. Apply at 276
Penn. avenue. ie 22-m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

MOTTO PARLOR and BED
at the northeast corner of + and nth sts jy 9-Stf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

REAL EsrArE-Yesterday, Jas. C. Mcclure,
AuctiOneer, sold small frame house, situated
OH Eighth street, between NJ and y, to Mr.. p.
NJ. Dubant, for 81 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

EOR RENT-A desirable RESIDENCE on the
Il Heights of Georgetown. ENQUIRE of L., F.
SHEkELL at the Town House, or Isl High street
jy ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

/ ACE AND SILK MANTILLAS
- REAL. EMB, ID SWISS, (for Basques,
LACE SIIAWLS and SKIRTS, d c., at
+. A. McGEE'S. PA Pa. av.,
~ 8-eo2w between 18th and 18th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

HOSIERY, GLOVES, LACE MITTS.
H PALM LEAF FANS, &C., &C..
now offered for sale at reduced prices at
r. A. McGEE'S. "a PA. av..
Iv cow between Igth and 18th ste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

IN SECOND HAND PIANOS, RANGINGIN
~ price from Sl8 to Sl25. just received eEuSes,
from Baltimore. They very good. 80
Also, Is beautiful new PIANOS iii store' "
recently received from Boston.
Highest price given for old Pianos in exchange for
new,
tween 9Th and 10th. JOHN. +. ELLIS,
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

FQR, SAtE1A valuable three story BRICK
tween and ID streets. The house has recently un-
dergone thorough repairs, and together with the a-
Joining Back Building. contains twelve fine sized
rooms with all the necessary improvements The
location Is alike, central and healthy. For further
particulars enquire at No. 49, 18th street.
jy l0-polm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

ATTENTION is called TO the advertisement
the opening of the new Metropolitan Conce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

A SPECIAL NOTICE.-To those of our Gus
IA toners having unsettled accounts with us, they
are al made off and will he rendered. If there are
any who do not wish their bills sent in, they will
please call for them at our desk during the present
week and we must insist ar early settlement as
IT is uniform custom TO close all accounts 70 LIST
July. COLLEY IL SEARS,
je25 steo 52S eth ST. 8 doors north Pa avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

DC BlISHED THIS DAY COMPLETE
L LITTLE DORRlT, complete, by Charles
Dickens, price 81 cents. for sale az
SllllLlNGTON'S Book Store
Jel7 Odeon Building. corner ~ 81. and PA ay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

no X SA E.-A LOT fronting on New York
avenue z feet by ll3 in depth to alley, is for
sale. II is between 4th and ST. streets Price S4OO
dollars, part ASH Apply on l4th street. I'd south
OF rem. avenue. jy 8-3t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10
ICONNUNICATEb.

NOVEL CHARGH.-This morning, stout young
man went TO the office OF Justice Dom and asked
for warrant against his wife. lie charged her
with thrashing him, and driving him out of the
house. The Justice gave him lecture on the
subject, but would not give him warrant. He
then applied to Justice Goddard, with better
young man had evidently been drinking, and was
not really in a condition to make the oath Ii is
not usual to hear complaints of this kind from
strong, able-bodied nen-the complaints gener-
ally come from the weaker sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

MRS: BURR'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
lfA DlES.-No. SOL III street, between 18TH and lith
streets west, will re-open on MON DAY, SepteIn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

TWO BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.-By
l. virtue OF a deed of trust, executed hy Eenry FL
drcd 10 me, rs trustee, dated the 7t February 1851.
and recorded IN the County Court of Alexandra. !
will sell, al public auction, TO the highest bidder for
cash, on VI q y ID A \, the 2)th July, 1857, TWO
BILLIARD TABLES, with all their fixtures COM
plete. The sale to take lace in front of the Mar
shall House, IN the city of Alexandra. where the
tables can be seen 10y any person desiring to pur-
chase. Is. IL. BERRY, Trustee
iy q-Sfco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

A RARE ANCE FOR BARGAINS IN
"A BONNETS.-Ne have lust received n 81
large lot of elegant BONNErS too late fnrtys-A,
the season. which we will positively sell for hall *
Their value. Nj. WILLIAM
10 SI-2w Cpntra M.rlat $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

The WEATHER CLERK has "dred up" and
given the meteorological crank another turn. We
hope he doesn't mean to give us such series OF
hot days a. he has Of rainy ones.
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AUCTION SALES.

EOR SAhE.-7A Dung HORSE not over s..
L years old and IN good condition.
Also SPRING WAGON, and a new c.
SET OF EAR Mss. Enquire at g. A. HESb
ayenue, between ID aud 81 streets. <@@=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

WATCH RKTuRNs.-The cells at the central
guard house were occupied last night by dodgers.
No cases for trial on the docket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

NOTlCE-NOrICE.-Ih have few of those cheap
| TOILET SETS on hand which lw!shVrHN
to close out. and will sell at cost Also Hk/
COB. ETS and other GLASS WARE that ~
must be sold preparatory to a change in my w
business All that want TO buy cheap please call al
No. Ss between 9Th and 10th streets, Penn avenue,
len l7-Sm JOHN McDEVITT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

THE LARGEST STOCK OF PIANOS ME
i lodeons, Music, Musical Instruments and Mn
steal Merchandise IN general in Washington CRY is
al , JOHN r. ELIIS'S,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED, direct from Pans,
1 cases of Velvet and Gold and White and Gold
PAPER HANGINGS, of the latest and richest de-
signs.
Those persons IN want of Paper hanslngs would
do well to call and examine stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, las am confident that can please
them both IN quality and In price.
Paper put up IN the best manner, and in all cases
guaranteed. JOHN AEESAN DER.
No. 24O Pa. ave-, between 18th and 18th SITS.
IL Qtalro ,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

HARD CASE Last night, a Colored Individual
named Bill Galloway, went to the guard house
and made statement 10 the Captain and Justice
smith OF the wrongs inflicted upon him by a
white man, whose name he did not know Bill,
10 seems. went TO his home last evening AFTER his
daily TOLL and there found the individual referred
To in close conversation with his (Bill's) wife.
Bill requested him TO leave forthwith: but the
intruder did not feel inclined and wal ked into
Bill with stick. and heat him severely, chasing
hlm oIi oil ms own house Unfortunately, Bill
aid not know the white man and so 3iII's com
plant could only be heard and believed
The CELEBRATION Of the Fourth of July an
pears To have been marked and spirited throupb
out the country. Washington, Baltimore. and
Philadelphia alone, of the larger cities seem 10
have fIltered In it's observance. Patriotism aside
policy would seem 10 dictate the propriety of
making such munich pal provision for the celebra-
tiOn of the day mig hit serve 10 bring STRANGERS
10 the city instead of sending our own citizens
away.
Another year, we trust. the City Councils will
take the matter seasonably in hand
The RIvER.-At the Long Bridge nothing il
doing Mr.. Church las determined not TO take
up the western draw before next "wednesday. so
the travel across the bridge will not be nterrnpt
ed before that day. Mr. c expects TO comnIete
the repairs on the draw in three days after com
msncing, SO Tar n TO allow travel 10 be resumed
The schooner Ambition arrived this morning
from HayTe-ds- Grare with lumber 10 suppIv thai
borrowed by MI Church from the United States
government In the repairs on the bridge.
The NATIONAL MONUMENT has a run Of III
luck IL is stated in the Philadelphia papers that
the box containing contributions for the Wash
fngtOn Monument was stolen from Independencs
Hall few days ago. The Monument remains
unfinished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

The undersigned most respectfully announces 10
his former patrons and the publ IN general, that he
again prepared to iruISh and execute all work in
his line of business, at the lowest prices the build
ing adjoining his old establishment destroy ed 10y lire
on the morning of the Sd instant.
By prompt attention, lie hopes to give general
satisfaction. JOHN REESE.
jy 9-lwf next to cor. 9th 81. and Pa ave-
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
For oshsr"For REM and Sale" notices see istr

GR OCE X STORE FOR SALE.-A rare
~ chance TO purchase the stock, fixtures & c., of
aGROCERi STORE, doing good business, SIT
uafed on the north west corner of MARYLAND avenue
and 7th streets west. Every convenience necessary
Tor small family over the store. Persons DESTROYS
OF changing their business will find their advan-
tage To CALL i he reason for selling out that the
proprietor intends going west.
For further particulars please call upon K. II.
n MIGHT, cor. Mary land av., and 18th SITS.
N.B.-Goods selling of Low for CASH.
IL lu-lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

CARRlAG ES-CARRIA GES-CARRIAGES
~ The undersigned has now on hand a ANN .
EeI{ EEpd c assoT TT Of So NJ N RE&
he very respectfully invites the public generally
rIice os moHerate. 49, JNO. p. DENNIS,
ap Z4-eOSm 6th St. bet. La ave. and C. 81.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12
NlRRIsTowS, Feb. 1857.
The Splnish Coins.

The New York Journal Of Commerce,
speaking OF the act BOW befoye Congress
says
"Most persons appear 10 think it is de-
signed TO forbid the circulation of fractional
Mexican or Spanish coin at urything ubore.
the decimal rates next below their res Dc c.
tive denominations. Those coins are aut
now legal currency, ant all persons may
take them or not, at their pleasure. The
quarters and eighths OF dollar were at one
time refused at the post Offices and IL all the
banks; but after the reduction in the weight
OF American silver coin, they were a.ain
received into favor, being, when not too
mut h worn: intrinsically worth more than
coins OF the corresponding nominal value
issued ie Iture of the new law authorizes the
reception of quarters, ,eiehilrs and six,esnthS,
from tie u. s. Mint. The substantial l.vu
shiIlings, one shilling, and sixPenny pieces
at 20, 10 and cents respectively, at tie
post uffice, &C., and forbids their re Issue
They are then to be turned over to the NJ III
fer re-coinage with tie American stamp.
On an average. these pieces are worth more
for bar silver than the rate fixed by the PEN
ding bill. and il it passes into law, they
will be brought up by the bullion dealers for
private netting, when they will yield about
Sl,23 per ounce. The main object of the
friends of this reform is to take from circu-
lation the sshillings' and 'sixpenceS,' which
are the standing medium Tor public robbery
by al! shrewd dealers in making change,
and also TO eradicate the hnbit Of reckoning
in shillIngs and pence, which interfere with
the beautiful working of our decimal SYST m
among the masses Of people. In anticipa-
ton of popular depreciation in the cure nj
value cf the coins in question, the Postua .
ter General has cautioned his subordinates
against receiving them at over ), 10 and 2C
cents respectively, and the Brook lyn Ferry
Company yesterday adopted the same regu
lation. We again repeat, that there is nc
law compelling any one to take them, tu
the holders need not sacrifice largely upor
them, unless they are clipped Or worn very
smooth. 1t will be great blessing to tht
country if they can be driven entirely out o
! circulation"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12
Trouble in Nebraska.

The Territorial Legislature of Nebra. ka
is in session, and appears to be strange
scene Of disorder. 1t tsppcars that a m.jor-
,y Of tie Legs lstuFe is tent Oh relnoving
The copito! iron Omaha to some other point,
on account of the interference OF nlobs o.
people from Iowa in the Territorial bu.i-
aCss.
The C,uneil, CT CrpCr House, passed
bill authorizing the removal, but the House
was unaLle TO reach vote on the question
on arcount Of th. facii Us opposition of the
minority and The rotous conduct OF the mob
oil persons .hronging h lobby, mostly from
Council Biufs, Iowa. " hu CT. CT their irieuds
and hiss and grosn their oPpont nts. C,un.
Gil Bluffs and Omaha IRE both iowa Site
owned by the same company of spectators,
who go owa the ferry and ara rndoa ed
with gift o! Government lands. The or
gauizatun of the Territory fas proved such
good thing for hem that they caanct bear
the prospect ot the capital being removed To
soue other punt. Ia such an extent is the
ihal the House of Representatives PETITION
ed the TO, eTnor for Il sufficient military
ieFce 20 protect their persons frcm violence.
II Is thought that the removal Will pass
both Houses by the r'qusite majority II
! iwo-;iirds tyet The Governors veto To
mgke this two-lhirts' majoriiy in the Hors
the ole OF the Speaker was NECESSARY, but,
under tive rules vi tie House, he c, ud puiy
vote ia cass IT I tie. To rescind lie iule
war. therefore, the policy of the majority,
| and il would have been effected bur iUr the
determined opposition of the representatives
of Omaha, which prevent d action. At
ngih one Of tie representatives abused the
Speaker personally, end refused to take his
seat; " wher,up9 the Speaker ordered the
Serge ant at-Arms TO take him into custody
The member, Mr. Hanscomb. dcfed him
TO do so. and significantly put his hand On Il
bowie knife. The Sergeant-at Arms paus.
cd, wherein the Speaker repeated The order.
| Hanscomb dared the majority to lay hands
un him, and lie lobby aPpiauded. The
! Speaker in'imaie3 that, unless this were
stepped it would be necessary to clear the
lobbi's. Tie mob responded, "B; Tier Try
H." and, making a rush, trOke Gown the
railing and forced tie House TO adjourn. /,
/; Vas This event which caused the House I,
petition the Governor for proteclrun II is
u s;rapge state of alfairs.-PhH. AMERICAN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12

@We frequently heer tie question
asked. "Whnt are The Republicans goiHg
,o:do since JAMES EUeHArAE is eiectcd,',
and think i, veil answered in the follow ing
from the Utica (N. y Hcrcid:
We will tell ihem what the Repuh iicar
psriv proposes TO do, end what ty the grare
of God it WILL do. 1t proposes TO advocate,
ss it sd,ocsted Guring the late campaign.
these principles Of right and equity which
bic at she foundation OF our Government -
IL proposes 10 stand up manfully and un.
ainchingfy 10 the vindication Of the sacred
princip.e OF Freedom in the Territories. in
the balls Of Congress, nnG elsewhere. 1t
proposes 20 resist aggression, TO combat
vrnBg, 10 oppose Tyranny. wherever it can
tsise its voice or strike blow. 1t proposes
10 say to Slavery, "thus far and no iar,ber;''
10 wrestle against IFS usurpation, to cripple
its energies, TO prevent the spread of its
blight, and to ssye the soil from its unhoIy
grasp. 1t proposes to exert i.seif With all
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12

| think he evidently did. from the connec-
ton in which he used the word. need only
add that it is business which alone concerns
mvself, and may it suffice to say have suf-
fcien: gallantry to mind my own business,
and expect others to do the same
Now, as we have intended brevity, for in
truth we do not consider the article worthy
Of lengthy reply, we must say, in conclu-
sion, that we think, as all unprejudiced per-
sons think, It was a very ungentlemanly
act And to those who are unacquaiated
with the circumstance (Which is trifiing,
and altogether unworthy of place in a
public paper.) it is plainly indicative that
cur friend. Mr.. "AmicuS," was oLt of busi-
ness; and if it did not show lack Of com
mon sense" i was by no means charter
isiic cf good sense. Ny advice to him is
! woulI lie retain the patronage and the favor
able opinion Others, and prove an orna-
ment 10 society, and bright star in his
profession for him to mind his own busi.
ness And would say to him before wri-
ting upon any other subject, examine it
well ! would refer lin upon this subject
to the 18th chapter and l3 h verse OF Pro-
verbs. And here lei ne make u sug gestion
to all who are concerned in Common
Schools, TO wit: Boards of Education, zeal
| Directors, and al Teachers, when you wan,
a code of laws by which to govern your res
pective schools, call upon Mr.. "Amicus,'
who T. i'll have a supply constantly on hand
Blu, for my part want some more power.
full demonstrations of emulation and Mora
sua-ion ti,an the gentleman presented. We
think when he refers TO wnat "enlightenet
pab lie epiniJn" is, he goes long way iron
lcmr.
Now we have replied to the communica
ton as we think 1t deserved; vet, not a
rigid, perhaps, as we should have been, no
wishing to inIure the feelings of any. An,
we must say had it not been 10 correci tn
gent leman's mistakes, 10 vindicae ou
char acter, and the cause of truth, I'VE shoul
rot have noticed The communication at all
Feeling deep interest in cur school
aud the rising generation, looking forwar
in the future with cheering anticipation, w
, hope the day is not far distant, when tn
Tree of Know ledge shall spread it's radian
branches over the length and breadth
this, now our Tree and happy country.
Yours, truly, r. DIsARr.
Pleasant VALLEY, Ohio.