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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
From Tie New York Day Book.
TIKI American Tract Society. !

Last Near the Abolitionists made a
vigorous assault upon 5thiiss. Society ,for
Tia purpose d Turning is publications
into Abolition documents, ALL sorts
of charges were brought against II,
and % Strong was the pressure thata
committee was appointed to examine
It's publications, and report at the an
nual meeting this year. In relation.
to publishing upon the subject ofsla-=
very the committee recommend the
adoption Of the following resolutions
as marking out the line Of discfiminr5
alton between what the american
Tract Society, according +. its consti.
tuition, may and may not publish,
Resoleea, i. That the American
Tract Society was established for 4
definite purpose, namely, s'to diffuse
d knowledge Of our, Lord Jesus Christ
as the redeemer of sinners, and To
promote the interests Of vital godli-
ness and sound morality, BY the cir.
1culakion Of religious tracts. calculated
to receive theapprobatlon ofah evan
gelieal Christians"
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fore, with p,ropriitety, allow itselfto be
made a special organ of any ONE syss-
tenn pf religious or moral reform,
such as temperance peace, anti-po-
perry, anfitslavery, &c, while within
its proper sphere its influence should
sustain the cause of truth and right
eoussness in all their departments.
J. That Id endeayoring to accom-
pTish its high aud holy mission the
society should deal, eYen-handedly,
andlbear impartial testimony against
all forms Of fundamental doctrinal
error and practical immortality pre-
vailiRg III any and every part Of oul
country.
4. That in the Judgment Of youl
committee the political aspects 81
slavery lie entirely without the prop.
er sphere of this society, and cannot
be discussed in, its.publications; but
that those moral duties which grow
ont of the existence of slayery,as vel
as those moral evils and vices whicI
are condemned in Scripture and s.
much deplored BY evangelical Chris
tiians, undoubtedly dofaIl within I'll
province bf this society, and can an
ought 10 be discussed ii a fraterna
and Christian spirit. J.
5. That whatever considerations j
the past may have seemed to recon
mend to- the Publishing Commute
the course pursued in its revision j
certain works, yet in the future pull
LEGATION of books and tracts no altel
nation Of omission Of the sentiment
Of any author should be made. bl
works not adapted to- the design ofth
Society ii their original form, 81 ;
irregular impartial abfidgment Shout
be wholly omitted.
All the business relations oftheS S,
ciety are represented as Aim aperfeetl
satisfactory condition. For the pa
year tie receipts IN donation, incln'
.$22,114 9S in legacies, were 1888
SS5 9S: for sales, including period
Gals, SAGE, sos IA; total, SAG, $50 3
Expenditures for issning books an
periodicals! $21e,613 OF; for colpo,
tage. 119, $40 81; RENTED to foreig
and pagan lands, SIS, 0o9; total 4:
pended, Sis, 929 81.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
! TO Keep Tea.Ke tiles Clean.

Water Of every Kind except rain
water, will speedily cover tile inside
Of tea kettle with unpleasant crust;
this may be- easily guarded against,
BIZ placing %aclean oyster shell in the
ten k8ttle, which will always KEEP
It inE good order, BY attracting
the PARTICLES ofearth or stone.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
GosHoRN HOUSE.
charleston, Kanawha.

n4vIDEGosHoRNi informs his friends
Hi and theeublic generally that he. bas
rebuilt al his ola stand, nearly opposite
the Court House, and is prepared 20 ae!
commodats all who may favor him With
cali, in 4 way that will please the m6st
fastidious. His Bar is supplied with THE
finest Champagne, Glaret and Madeira
WINES; Apple and PeachSBRANDIEs
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES
and 6ne CIGARS. dc.
April %, 1885. n3tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Notice..

j.. ALVEY anaTymandra ] his wife,
IL John Nugen and Sarah M.tbls wife, Al
!. Smith and Aceneth his wife,2B. F. Mintei
and Isabella his wife, VIM. 6. Garrison and
Lucinda v. his wife, F. G. Mooney, Aurelus
Mooney, Sydney Mooney, VIM. Mooney, Susan
Mooney and Mary Mooney, heirs at law ol
Joshua S. Mooney, deed, please fake notice
that on Monday the 25th day of May next al
the clerks office Of Fayette County Court,
between the hours 10 and 4 o'clock shall
proceed to take the dispositions of Nm. Q,
Hopkins and others, to be read as evidence Jr
a ehancery cause now depending and unde-
termined, in the Circuit Court Of said COUNT
tn which we are plaintiffs and you are defen-
dants at which time and place yollzean at,
ktendfif you see proper. Yours, j,
Xxi y. b. JONES,
lAFayette G.. H. Va, 5P. A. JONES.
April, 28th, 1851.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
yTIRGINLA:--At Rules held in the clerks
Y Office Of Wyoming ciEeuit court, on the
list Monday in March, 1851,
Y Sally Stewart, comp't, ~

Lewis Stewart, detf
Il The object of this Suits 10 obtain q divorce
from the bondslof matrnmo1 y. ardit appear,
ling from satisfactory q idehce tlrat The said
defendaDt1s not a resident Of the Common
YEA, hot Virginia, on rnotion. of the com
plaf1ant, by her counsel, il is ordered that
7tthe said defendant do appear here within one
month after the due publication hereof, and
do whrtis necessary. to project has interests
in the premises; and that aeopy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished insthe Commonwealth, for four weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, andposted at the front door q
Wyoming Court House, on the frstdstg Of the
next county court. Atopy teSte,
WIN. N. HENDERSON, D. G,
May 10, 1857, n4wa.
W.<WALKER, Sol. "
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
ppfttp.
Forthe Kanawla Valley star.
The Land Of the Sages.

I8 ZHMfs 80 RN ASEH3H = SFt&@5@Fk
Fist and foremost q The mighty host
From the majestic Potomac sprung
In every cline fail f,eeaom's boast,
IN every land his fame Is sung,
Had valiant chief from WcsiiioreIand.
The great, the mobile Washington.
See the eloquent fpremsnI Of Tie bpnd,
HE patriot Monroe, the wise Mad son.
Hanover gives oratHr, statesman'salt
I'VE find the model patriot there,
VINO moved the Revolutionary balls
And GAINED the weeping mothers tear
yea. Henry, yRgiliafs lonored SON: J
me bulwark Of freedom stood
With clarion voice. the battle WonT
TA.e nation sloye The natioh's good.
See wythcl n the p,laniAtary Of 81 TING
AMasaol; a Pe.ndleton, q Randolph, seo'
lied The way4hrough life sublime, !
Anda I . brighter day 70 freedom duf
Nov to the mhhniaaain red land go
There see a MARSHALL, jurlst, sage,
Without d rival or aEfoe,
HIsmemory alorns The historic page;
Sed 10 Older il the immortal aamgfe hill
The Albemarle youth Of Ming fame,
statesman i, Jefferson, gfe's aight at will!
I'M classic lore, III
non Shook With civil strife,
Brt sshen TIL mankii.d' the patriot Clay
eaatosf- VII
III orphan 10Y in manly life
BIa eli The storm md gave repose /.
Nirsiqfa oh Virginia! our native lfome-
Lovely. hallowed Eden, to memory dear
is ateq 1 ST. ties from thee may n' 81 roam
Or sTing 5theEparental mothers tear.
.Allwite Father Of Lille and Light
LetIoutr daily o%risions renew
Presetse our country free from blight,
TIN Earth shallffade as morning dew.
Thea our civil covenant Shall ever be, J
Reppsinr as the rainbow on the bosomlsky
Whenpeace shall reign from SEE to sea,
And allfwill know that God IS nigh.
-4a4 i. S., or NIRGISIA.
CaErrfR Is. II, Va, May, 1881
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
WILLIAM SMITH
saddle ana Harness Maker,

BrFFALo, VA.
rrrnr4Yh ;,Iform his friends and the
pnhs;n@eneralIy that lie stin CON
tinues to manufacture every usSeLip.'
ofwork in his line in the Peses n 1hnel'
and 1t as low prices as can ps
in Western Virginia.
Thankful for the patronage Aeresgl1fs
bestowed on him, he respectfully asks .
continuance of the same.
June II, 1856, y2nl0tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
TOBACCO FACTORY.
:. ". B. THoMP SON'
HURRICANE D 4

ESTILL continues to ma~nufactare nd
I'D BACCO and CIGARS. He w0uH
especially invite the attention Of Net
chants to His Tobacco, plcdging I'd sefl
a stheivery lowest prices.
june 4, 1856, n9ygtf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
'NTRAYED.

pEVENTEEN mead. Of caltleH which. have
~ heen THE I~angeSa1 summer. They may
have been driven orstrayed of with 4 ther cay.
tie They are supposed tobe orlthe bead O.
Eighteen Min Creek or on the Poct rIyer.--
r ~ ! IRE twu and three year old. MI mark is
. cror III Inc. right ear and a hole ing the left
AN some Of them are not id MY maFk, being
cat lei (which were bougupts naIkS hos Iepienll-
Rbered.
4 liberal reward will be paid By person
! Il iii tFr;hr fhem 10 my farm dr. keep them
7 III can ri them, Any information Of
fhere whereabouts will be tina nix fuii yIeEeiyed
snefe THOS@FIFE,
Hufalo, Ptanam Cos,Va,, Febs 3 Ap65.t
~ n5tQff 81 HHF2
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
AnriIla w od,
w F. & I. Il. GosHoRN
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Dry Goo ds Groceries s.
I~READY-MADE

Glassware, Queensware. Hardware and;
Mechanics Tools. .
FRONT STREET, CHARLESTON, VIZ.
ITAyTNG3 removed our Hardware anHG TO-
j. IL Gerry Store into The room iornierN occu.
pied b. Messrs. Brooks, Bingham &/Co., and
adjoining our Dry GoodsSt6re,l weIbeg leave
to say that the business. firms ofX4w J%GQSE
horn and I.s& w. Goshorn, wiLK@ herea fteTbe
coRIGcted ninder the FtSle and finn afWLIF.
& 5.sli. G0shorn, OF the old stand on wa j..
Goalnl n, Where they are now recetfing and
opening direct from the cities 7oE%ew York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, dig largest and
most durable stocked Fail and " inter Goods
ever brought4toGt this nlaFket; amongst which
viii be found every v5aety Of lhafes8 aud gea-
tlemnen's fine tdresS goods, ladies' cloaks and
ltaimaS, boots and Stoes,h and caps. silk
and straw boB4ets, {of the latest STYLE china,
glass and Qneenswate, Of the}ateStd description,
&paper angIngs, window shades, parlor and
R~alll4mpS, of yarloussizes, books and station
EarX and saadlery. Also. a large. and we'll
fSeieeted stock7of cheap and fashionable ready,
made clothing, ia large rertien Of which, vie
had az to order,1 which c6nsists df 5eNery
deseI Gptioa. Of GOALS, pants, vests, drawers,
hickory checked anB.white linen boSdtm shirts,
shirt collars and woolennndeTshirts and draw.
ers, all Oh which Wall be sold at u lnudsiiaitv
low ptices FOR cash, OF on a creditto Puaotial
customers. # N.l~f LIME Al.
The ladie are particularly invited TO call
and examine our stock 6f dress and fancy goods
Kcloth floaks, %talnlas, &c.9 which have eileen Sd
leeted with great care, expressly for this mar
ket, from the best houses IN New York and
Phila feIphia, we 5elieve cannot bel surpas-
sed, Fequalled, in beauty, style and cheap
ness. by any house. in the place.
PlsaSe. call and examine toqr stock before
purchasing else where, as we fiatter ourselves
we win be enabled TO otier You such bargains
as to make ii greatly 70 your triterestEto buy
from us. p. d,
All orders promptly attended to.
Yours, with respect, i
H. fI@ w. +. GOSHDRN,
In J. III. GOSHORS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
VALUABLE KANAMHA BOTTOM
FARM FOR SALE,
AT Haarvey's Western Va, Land Agency
Office. HE

lGITUATED about four milds from
- BUFFALO, containing about 800
acres; aboutone hundred acres ot which
are we'll improved, with q comfortable
i4ewed log house. "a bargain Gamble had.
4h LSO.-Ahother valuable tfacfofland
Va for saly, lying and being pm Big
HURRICANE Creek Putnam county. CON
laiinihg 855 dcres, which will pc ssld low
for cash, horses Or cattle, or On time by
purchaser gising bond. bearing Interest
from date. ROT HARVEY,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Bargains

Inn 0REVARTCRY/1o gOinp 10 The Eastern
HI naaTketS fag61r Sptinp aHd Sunnmk Stock
III DIV Goods, are otfer Ia seli foy( { ash, 4our
aDSk!ofiEd1t Gsoas 81 Cost. Our stock Consists
JGdr LADIES, OF 1farinos, CashnereSs Def Lains
Shawfs Cioakx, Talmas, Collars, naSFsldeye
sf6hdns, IIrimggnings, Hosiery, ofHallS kids,
Gloves. shoes sd Boots For sSentiemeR, 04er-
cdars. Vests, P8ntS, Aafino, CoitonAa mi Fan
lntI undershirtsy Drawers, Waterprpof Boots,
hsayyS Shoes Hats. Gaps, Buck Gioyes8 c. sc!
DIVE us 4 calL end YOU will find yourespeeta-
TONS realized. u
H.#w. GOODWIN, $500
fss Z 1857.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

IA BARGAIN eanHbe had in the Tan
IL merry situated Immediately back 81
Buffalo, containing about one acre Of laad
with 4 good bark house, bark mill, aud
we'll of Hater,, ete. The tan house IS
somewhat out. Of repair. Buffalo is obe
Of Tho best points n Western Virginia
for a annery. RO. I. HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
|REMOYAL.

AIRS. RoCKL4formefly Of me Maiden
lNl House, %anawha Salines-has pmoye1
ID eslarge ana conmodiots Brick lHHlsa, oP-
pposite The. old stand, where she isHptesarSd to
.dnefsrtain the srayelingpnblic.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
DIR. GEO. VAN DE IINDE,

Residence : Mannihgsville, Banawhas)
Sill continues ready, NIGiIT and DAY, to al
tend in this and adjoining coainties, to such
as need and wish his professional attendance.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Imp9rtant to S aveholaers
UNION HOTEL,

Il. MONTAGUE, Ptppprist or,
v+yFrELpp, rrTSAM couNrr, WI,
Esery attention paid 10 guess. ID
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

SARAH KING, having lSSft my
IND Red andSbeatd, Waholatt Ttst cause,
I fIertTy2notify II lpefsons notsotruSt 81 trade
wfkhShtrE ontmy account, aSl wilhp9f ply any
daatfs Of her coIftlacting., &
!. April 81, 1851. CALEB n ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

personai communication, or 3communica-
tions Snyolying private intetests, % cents per
square. in advance. AnIou neements o. can
didates for office, each 81, IN iadyanee.
S. Busineas ot other tcorhmu rications to
ensure attention must be addressed 70 hrN'
DIE MURkELL, Kanwsha g. II. va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
AMERICAN HOTEL.

NJ. b. BUDDING, PaofRrEEFoR
x Opposite Steamboat Landing,
!. : K WINFIELD VIRGINIA.
H{Everg attention paid TO guests. ytnll
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
NEILING nItTt

E kaSs vb ! g.. : ug aso M oEs &C.
II lin inform Die pu5tic that asityainfend
leaving this S5te they will sell theH eftlre
siock IF Goods, most OF which we've sayed
fForrn their, esq blIshmtntN which .was lately
destroyed by I'll q atFvery low prices, Callssoon
aS bargains ca De hadY
| Persons ii ind bted/t Is US are |raHHi i 4 tel 10
ebmte foir,wsrd ind ettle innedlaf y IS long
indulgence I aP %S IS s'lfSi sRo:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

by. THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
APrclaimation.
WY HEREAS aLvacancy has occurred II
wv the Senate pf Virginia by the resigaa-
tionEbfAHdte w Parks Esquire Senatof fBm
the District composed Of the counties Of Bosnt
Logan, Kanawha. Futnam and WyornlpgF
do therefore herebyrequire the Sheriffs Iof the
said tountiesto cause elections to be held &C.
|coFdlng to law on the fourth Thursday in NAY
next. in their respective counties, for a Sena
tor ID fill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my. hand as Governor, ah I
under the seal or THE Commonweah !
16f Virginia, thiss24th day Of AlarFf
ADJ 1871 and in the. SIst.yeaB of The Cop.
monwealth.
Blythe Governors.
GEORGE W. MUNFoRD,
Sec5y4of the GoH!th.
Match 1851.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

George Jefffies 'ClAhsf 4Aggent. \, y
TuE KAxkwHA M1StSG Company
Philip P. Dandridse CHIT AgenRt.
Banks.
BANK or VIRGINIA, az Charleston Kama.
James q. MeFarlarfd P're$tdens5
SaamI Hannah, Ca$hiers I'll
John NJ, Doddridsse Teller.
William Hedriek F7efk4
j.! G.. Mcfarland, -1
John, II. Goshorn5 !
Andrew Parks. 81
james Ruffnef, Daettorstt
wi. Chamberlain, !
j. EG. Newman,
Francis Thompson. Ji
BANK OF KASAwHA, al Kanawha Salines.
Henry jFitzhugh President.
"A, Spencer Nye, Cashier. !
Henry Fitzhugh,
Df. IS. Patrick, i
Isaac. N. Smith,
4 Charles Hill,
N Thomas j. Buster, Directors
NAndrew P. Fry.
Charles G.. Watson, 4
REM. 8. 4Smithers, liz s
Thps. L. Btoun,
EKASXwHA SAVINGS fxsrrrUr1os.
IAlex 81. Quarter, President.
.IohnNM, Doddride FTeas. & Sec'g.-
x
James E : ana ha1a"h oonaH
Nhlia lila AR a Co1.eftsf 9t'9n n
Douglas B.AJLayne, oaP' g 10'8p9@e'
coal tIver Navisaqo
Cleme nt$Smith Chief Enginee
John NJ. naddridgf Iregsafer:
Benjamin S. Mompa on7doH Collector
John D. NanlhoFrn,
| Wm+F. GoshoprnI Dsrecf0rsE
Il. 81 Penniman, n
Francis Thompson u y III.
William D, Pate, of"'
Salt Companies.
R1rrSrp DoSr.I1y.& lCo. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

syTIRGINIA SS--At Rules held IN! the
VI clerks oficekofthe circuit court Of tbe
county Of PIutnam.in the month Of May, 1851
Samuel i Neal, complainant,
II, F$8 VS.. sM Isl :
John Cfawfors. Ezekiel. Iiyideni, John
dividend, Vincent K Breeding I'D George
Ellis In CHANcERT:
ii appearing by affidavit that the defftndants
Ezskiel dividend and Vincent X. Breeding
Ire nan -residen is of the Stale of Virgin]a
and the object Of this suit being to fnioin the
defendants, their agents, attorneys, and all
others concerned, from further proceedings On
aSindgment or ] ames Cartiniti, a justiee OF the
peace Of Putnam county rendered on The 5th
DAY Of December, 1856, in favor of"Ezekiel
dividend, one Of the defendants, and agaThSt
il ecomplainaa nntiIt the farther order ofthe
ccffcuH court for said county,, it is therefore
nrdeIe6thatt the said absent defendants do ap-
near here within one month after3dRe5 publ
cation of CHS order, and1do what IS neeessa-
RI toprotect their interest In4the premises.
TeSte, ROT. HARVEY, or X.
Il May 10, 1857, p3w4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-25

IL According TO the last accounts from tho
Island OF Reunion, the cultivation of vanilla has
acquired such a development that the colonIsts
are afraid that its value will become deprecf,ted
The growers have IL in contemplation 10 ofsr
two prizes one of $1,000 francs, and the otbe- ~
1900 francs, for the new emPloyments of tins
production. 20. - r. Eft. :, =. 80
III, The following joke is told of a negligent
official: a...'' 4 -.'f - - - e''sN
A Nantucket shipmsster wishing IN revenoe
himself against United States Consul. who Wa.
very rarely 10 he found in his office aItboDob on
his sign were the words, ain from Ia 70 ,sa fter
trying TO md the consul several DAYS without
success, TOOK paint brush and altered thr on
elais sign so that Il read, "ten 10 one he Is not
HI The London correspondent of tbe New
OK commercial says that in the produce mar
hets the articles most likely 70 be aected by the
lndia rebellion are indigo and saftpetre. The
saltpetre suitable for gunpowder is manufactured
extensively In the disturbed districts. The sup
the stock on hand here Is comparatively small,
prices are advancing. rs'--.-a
IL j. ID. j. Mysucker, an Allegany landlord
OF ancient days when a bunch Of singles was a
lawful tender for any debt y had hopeful whose
nose I'm winter gave him much trouble One cold
winter morning, the aforesaid bows probo.is he
haxed more than usual-his father sent,ino him
repeatedly TO the door 90 blow a. The lad a.
nally got out u all patience and opened upon the
sire:f HDang IL, Dad, have blowed n. and
blowed. but faint no use--lhe cursed ching won
stay bowed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-25
AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer,

BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNf-
Il TCRE AT AUcTioN.-On MONDAY the 81 ST
instant shall sell, at 10 O'Clock q. u at the resi-
dence oil a gentleman declining housekeeping, No.
SD on t., next to the corner of 10th street. good
assortment of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofa, parlor and rocking Chairs
Do Sideboard, dressing and other Bureaus
Do Hatraok, card and other Tables
Walnut and maple Kedsteads, and Washstands
Lounges, Window Shades, cane and OF her Chairs
China, Glass, CrOckery, ard Stone Ware
Cooking, radiator, and other Stoves
Spy, ingram, and stair Carpet and Rods
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: Under S25 cash over S25, a ctedit OF 90
and 80 days, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear
Ing interest.
au 25-d A.GREEN, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-25

MADAME MOUNT has preparedby special reouest,
Salve for the cure of Cancers, which never was
known to fail. Also. Cordial for Dysentery, Diar-
rhea, and Summer Complaint. which acts as a per-
feet charm to arrest all of those diseases. Also
Salve for the Piles, ian extract from flower Ia
ereIgn remedy. Give them trial. Like her Con-
sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on. She
oilers no article but what has been tested. To be
had at No. $50 street, between 18th and 18th. Also
at NairE Il Palmer's Drug Store, corner 9th street
and Penn. avenue, ID. =. Dyson's Drug Store corner
Of Penn. avenue and 18th street, and j. p. Milburn's
Drug Store. Wizards Hotel. Also at c. Stett's
corner 18th street and Penn avenue.
References can he made to Rev. John Robb, Rev.
MIR. Register, Rev. James Hanson, and Mr.. Mana
han.
The Consumption Destroyer also can be found in
Alexandra, at Mr.. Castsman's Store, on King
street my sole agent for that place. In Georgetown
at Mr.. Il. A. Newman's, on Bndge street. je ~
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BOARDING.

ROARDiNG.-A Gentleman and his wife. or two
- Single Gentlemen, can be accommodated with
nice rooms, with without hoard near the depart
nlents, IN private family without children, and
where there are other boarders. Apply, for adj
dress, at the Star 0ihce. - au "a cost"
ROARD.-A comfortable II DOM, with Board can
- be oDtalned ina private family, ut No. 407 18th
street, between q and n. 'i1 -. an 72-7ts
ROARDl NG.--M Mrs. BATES, at the corner OF
her house entirely renovated and It's acconinoda-
lions greatly increased, rs now prepared to accom-
modhte larger number Of permanent and transient
boarders. Her location is the most centr1A An the
city, and as rearranged and improved, her house is
ton. Bosrders by the month, week, or day, may
rely on receiving every attention. Terms moderate.
Iable boarders also taken. az. .trt..t q. 10 23-tfu
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financial.

NEW YORK, Aug: 25.-There is panic IN the
stock market and prices are lower. CHICAGO and
Rock island 50; Cumberland Coal Comnanv IA.
Illinois Central Railroad IOl; do Bonds q: MIrb,
igan Southern -; New York Central IN; PennsyI-
y wanna, Coal Company 65; Reading Railroad 59k;
Virginia 6's 9OS.
Sterling exchange is firm. .
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New York Markets.

NV YORK, August 25.-Flour ~ depressed.
sales OF $500 bbls; State sc l0a Sc 30 Ohio sc GO
aS6 go; Southern sc 40as6 50
ssWheat is depressed; sales of IC OCO buShels.
white 81 10. red 81 As -.
Corn Is frm;sales Off, 900 bushels; mixed s5e;
yellow 80. -
Provisions equiet; Mess Pork sac CHICAGO
repacked Reef Sl7.75; Lard is unchanged in bbls
l6kc. Whisky has advanced lie; Ohio 2eKc.,
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National Agricultural Fair.

LOUISVILLE, August 2i--The arrangements
for the National Agricultural Fair TO be held here
next week are nearly complete. Contributions
are coming from all sections. The Hon MeSsrs
Pierce and Breckinridge, Lord Napier and Others
have accepted invitations to be present.