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GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
VI ,I,,,vvyPMtfo yPMfo FoRrEs.

(Senlar partner IN the ate hrm OF


KNABK, GAEHLE Co.,
Continues the manu- ufacture and sale OF grand and
sanare PIANO FORTES, under the name
of William Knabe 4 Co.. al the old stand, yESzs6
Nos l. s. and North Eutaw street op UtkN
aosite the Entaw House, Baltimore,
They have EisO just opened new Sales Room AZ
No 4n Baltimore street, between Charles and I,lght
streets, on the premises partly occupied by M
Henry McCafery a. n music store, where they " "A
keep constantly on hand large assortment oT paIa
aud highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes.
also, Meiodaons, from the best makers, from TO
octave, some with double y-bOaTds, double reeds
and stops to suit small churches.
Beng extensively engaged IN the manufacture
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
igold meda al the Fairs of the Mary and Institute
Two successive years-Ootcber, 1885, and lS56-In op
position tn fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tnore. We were al $50 awarded the hrst premlumat
tAe Industrial Exhibition held m Richmond, NIr-
gina, lass and la6. They have also been awarded
the highest premum (slver medalD at the Metro
potan Mechanics Fair FOR 1887.
In addition TO this arc IN possession Of testimo
niais from the most distingu he'd professors sDd
amateurs in the country, which can be seen NJ our
Warerooms speaking for themselves and Others OF
the high appreciation IN which our instruments are
every where held.
All instruments are guaranteed for FIVE years. and
q privilege of exchange 10 granted within the rat
months from the day of sale If the Instruments do not
rive entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find II 20 their advantage
10 give rs call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar ie-ly wM, KNABk CO,
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Pianos, &c.

CARD.-A CHANCE RARELY MET
n WITH By THOSE WHO WlSu-e~-
A PIANO FORTE.-l have now IN stortA - 49,
the following great bargains: tsS "
Two EupeTb PIsnns, four round corners. rosewood
cases, seven Octayes. used only few months. Z
will sell them at Sl25 less than their price seven
months slIcs
A beautiful seven octave Rosewood PIano, iron
frame, round corners, for S2n0.
The above Pianos sold for no lault, bat he
lonsed To families who nave removed 10 the west.
and left them with us 10 lie told. They are reslly
and truly great bargains. We are prepared IN give
written guarantee with them, and will, ~ any IA
ture day, exchange, If parties are not satisfied:
Also, line second hand Piano of HHlet Davis
make, for S20, used but eighteen months, and cost
SS25.
Also, two second hand Chickering's for Sl75 each,
at the Great Piano Warerooms Of
JOHN +. ELLIS,
po,, hat OH and 10Th streofs
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE.

GEoRGEToWN COLLEGE. =
,is Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
aa IS i'm B: 4. MAGUIRE. Pres.
GEoRGtTrsoWyNI, cII.AsSlcALAN AND MATH-
Inc duties ol thls institution will he resumed
k ,.a,wtf Pa. BOWEN. Principal.
MRS. BELL's SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
Corner or L asd leth streets.
he me next session ot THIS Institution viii commence
Competent and eioient Professors will. as hereto
fore; beer he ensaged m eyery department;
FtmAhE EN, ENGiISH ,Tf 1 sNI,cEEE cEEREENcH COL
No. is2 Istrsst; Gadsey's RSc, redr corner Penn.
hIkAA CoRsoN, Prlncp pal, in charge of English and
Mn. C. RoLLiN CORsoy, Teacher of French,
Spanish, and Gerinan, Drawing aud Painting.
MIL. MATmLpE EanrE RoLLIN, Assistant Teach
The Duties Of this Institute will be resumed on
s1 Haay em4acas ns ssn a II R % The Of
add French Education.
m see ise Enssh % t is under the i'm
ls gwen to the Mathematics, English Grammar,
ni9caton and the critical reading oicassica authors
,r EL9cUTION i taught both as science and an art
ne rTncpdd, spd ayins dsyoted number OF years TO
ply sica echansm. enab ed to impart definite and
lfItedlsfIe INSTRUCTION upon the SUBJECT.
Inc advantages afforded for acquiring practical
knowledge of the French language not surpass ed
by those of any other Institution In the country
VI me. C2rs9n and her sister, Mile. ROllin, are
Parlsians by birth, and their Instructions sed general
intercourse with the pupils carried Exclusive
iy through the medium of French. There also
connected with the Institution large number of
young ladies who speak the language with iuency.
For Terms, References. &c., see circulars. which
can be obtained at the Book and Music Stores. and
of the Principal.
class OF little girls will be formed who will re-
celve careful instruction in English Reading and
Spelling. and the elements of French.
Terms, per session OF ) months SIS.
without French. 10.
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THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
OPENING OF FALL + WINTER GOODS
The undersigned would call the attention of citi-
2enS, and strangers visiting the Metropolis, a.
to their extensive assortment OF Goods for ~
gentlemen s wear, viz: "A
SIMERES OF the finest grades and textures: .IA
superb Velyet VESTlNGS; Cashmere do; Silk,
Plain, and Fancy do.
Also n ner GTlicie of BASKET CASHMERE.
for Pants, very eastic and pleasant the wearer,
with Cashmere NestIng Of the same make to mat CHI:
tIemen's FURNISHING GOODS. such as Silk
and Woollen Undergarnents, fine Shirts, Stocks,
HaMikercIlefs, Suspenders, CravatS, Scarfs, and
Gloves, Of every descriptions with every article
cessary To a complete outfit, which Will be gold
cheap for cash. -. ~. y
HINTON K TEEL,
Merchant Tail0rs, No. 4t6 Pa. av.,
SO l3- eo4w between IA and 9Th SITS.
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ORPHAN's COURT. September 10, 1857.

ORPHANS COURT, September 10, 1857.
TO Ut.-ln the case Of ANN WOLLARD,
aalIninstratrix Of JOANNA LANE, deccased,
tlon of the Orphans Court Of Washington COUNTY,
Aforesaid appointed Tuesday, the 18th Of Oct me e.
for the final settlement and distribution of the perso
nal estate of said in hand SO far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money when and where all the creditors and heirs of
said deceased are notified to attend the Orphan
Court of Washington Connty,D with their claims
properly vOuched, or they may otherwise by law lie
excluded from all benefit of said deceased's estate
provided copy Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks In the "E,yenlng Starr pre-
vlOus to the sad 1871 day of October next
Tests Ed. N. ROACH, Reg. Wills.
Sc 2I-law5w' ED. N. ROACH, Reg. Wills.
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ALL KINDS AND SIZES OF coal.
N Now on hand, snf to arrive
RED ASH, WHITE ASH, and GRAY ASH
ANTHRA RACiTE COAL.
Cumberland Lump, Run OF Mine, and fine.
Charcoal, IN any quantity, from one bushei to one
Thousand.
Together with a we'll selected stock ofWOOD.
III = 1920 lbs. of c'ra tn the ton IN all cases.
For sale on the most accommodating terms and at
the lowest market prices, ty f.. l.. MOORE.
No. 4Sl sth street. west side,
Sc II eOCt between ID and r..
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WIN. MCLEAN. GEO. A. MUNRO
d. MCLEAN & MUNRO.
l. LANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD
Corner lSih and b ssS., nsar ths Canal,
have constantly on hand q genera assortment of
and 81 Dressed Flooring A, 4, and "a Dressed
White Pine. Dressed SePPing and Weather Board
ing, Rough Lumber, l-athes, &C.. which we now
otfer for sale at low prices. Sc I2-eoim
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ICE.
DUMPS-PUMPS-PUMPS.

FN FURNACES.
II f. attention of the community generally. and of
house builders PARTICULARLY is invited To the EEY-
STONE HEATER, lately patented by ]. ID. Greon
of Philadelphia.
All persons interested are solicited to call at our
store and satisfy themselves of the superiority Of
this Heater over all others IN use. So successfully
have the principles of combustion been applied IN
construction, that although It presents a radItiEg
sur"ce of on. hundred ard Fjfy square feet, IT re-
qures thirty per cent. less coal than any furnace
heretofore manufactured.
Every lmprevement that an experience OF thirty
years IN the furnace business could suggest, has
been applied IN the production of the Key stone
Heater, and its prOprietors feel assured that for ell
cheney and economy of use. II is unsurpassed.
SIBLEY & GUY,
No. so Pa. av, bet. 10th and II sts.,
Exclusive Agency for the sale Of the
au I-F& Som Keyston Heater
(InteI ,MS W2m; Union, Ia Th2mJ
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T'HE INVINClBLE COOK.-The citizens OF
I Washington and envirOns hereby notified
that have just eeceiveda fresh supply ofthese
versal< admired and unsurpassed Invincible Cook
Stoves, tubular ovens for coal wood, which. for
economy In consumption of fuel and beauty ofopera
ton, are, without exception, the very best Cooking
stoves ever manufactured.
Five hundred references will testify to the above.
JAS. SKIRVING, Woshing,
Stove, Grate, Range, and Hot air Furnace Manu-
factory, Southeast corner Penn. ave. and Ilth st.
sc i9-eO2w ~
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nR. WILLARD, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI.
- cAGo, would respectfully inform the cit
Izens OF the District and vicinity, that hay 49,
ing located himself IN Washington, he is 14o
prepared to perform al operations in his profes
sion, In the most approved style.
Office, No. 80, Penn. avenue, adjoining Gsutier's
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w ID. EICHLER,
w. No. 5n7 SEVENTR STREET
between ID and streets. west side PRAC- ~
TICAI. MATCHMAKER, keep. constantly f3tl
on hand me assortment OF WATCHES and( OK
JEWEIRY. u la-Sm
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u MIR. w. HENRY PALMER
1lESPECTFUlI.Y intimates to his pupils,
friends, and the public generally that the
P1AN FORTE CLASSES

lrlenus, anu lhe puOllo generally that the
PIANO FORTE CLASSES
will resume their duties
On MONDAY, September 9TH, 1857.
Prospectuses and all information may be Obtain ned
upon application to Mr.. Palmer at has residence
2GD FS.Teet, lSth.
Terms as before-FIvK and Ten DOLLARS per
quarter of 2l lessons.
Mr.. Palmer's Class Instruction for the Piano Forte
having been demanded In Baltimore, the days of
meeting IN Washington will he only on Monday
Tuasday, Thursday, and Friday.
The Georgetown Piano Forte Classes Will com
mence as soon as arrangements he made, to
which cad the residents of eOrgetowna are respect
fully requested to communicate with Mr.. Palmer
forthwith.
Arrangements have been made with the largest
publishing cstahlis shneuts In New OTk and PhIia-
d.lphIs for abundant supply of the best and new
est music for the pupils. se3-lw
NOTICE TO THE GEORGETOWN PIANO
CLASSES.
MIR. W. tRNRY PALMER begs 10 scquaint has Pu-
pIs In Georgetown that he has completed arrans g.
ments to give hIs lessons as before. 1T the
GeOrgsfOtpa FtHIdle Seminary,
now conducted 10y Miss NJ. J. Narrower.
All persons desiToUs Of becoming pupils Of Mr..
Palmer requested 10 meet at the Seminary AZ Ia
O'Clock, on Monday, Sept. l4th. SET
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70 Il! CO A L.! CO A LII.
The subscrlbers are now prepared to furnish ther
customers and all who may favor them with their
orders for Coal of any size or kind they may want,
oil as good quality az comes to this market.
Also, good supply ar WOOD, at No. 475 10th
street, between ID and L. streets, and Potomac
Bridge.
Coal z, 30 lbs to the ton.
au u -2aw6w ]. =. HARVEY n co.
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X NIYES, SCISSORS, RAZORs, STRAPS
IN Hosiery, &o.,at
"b MsLAUGHLIN's.
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C 90 l n @ X "A n u ES.
Il HAVE this day received, at the Metropolitan
Stovo, Crate. Hot AR Furnace and Cooking Range
Factory, a few of the SPENCE ELEVATED HOT-ATR
COOKING RAyGEs. They will do all the cooking
washing, ironing, and heat the parlor and cham
hers above, at the same time, with one small coal
IRE so, the best and latest improved PARLoR
FIRE pLACYs, which will heat like The Range.
invite all IN want OF the above to call at my dwell
ling house, No. 443 llth street, between g and II,
where they can see them IN full operation, and ex
anime for themselves. They are certainly the best
Range and r urnace ever offered for sale before III
this or any other market. There were over $50 of
the Ranges put up IN baltimore last Fall and have
gwen perfect satisfaction in every case. can pro
duce references, If called for. am the sole a. ent
for the above IN this clty.
G.. WOODWARD,
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
Pa. av., between 10th and lith sts.,
Nos Sl3 and 312.
". BIN purcha,ing Stoves at the Metropolitan
Stoye and tiIate Factory, you can also purchase
kItchen TO the attic. Sc I7-en6tl y. w.
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Wood and Coal.
rOAL AND WOOD!!,

rOAL AND WOOD!!.
We are now discharg ing so tons of Coal red and
white ash, OF all sizes, which sell at mode
rate rates II ordered TINT deliver from the
vessel; 1t Is a superior article.
Daily arriving. per railroad, an excellent article of
Oak Wood. which we can sell at reduction, If or
dered so that we can deliver from the cars.
full suppl of Hickory, Oak, and Pine.
. A House for Ient III First Ward; also, n Store
Room un Seventh between g and VI streets.
CHAPLIN & BRO.
se2l-4t No, 422 Seventh 81 bet &; and H.
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SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
- LADIES, ENGLISH AND FRENCH,

r
- LADIES, ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
No. So9 + street. WdshingtOH. DC
Principal, DONALD MACLEOD, A. NJ. UnVer-
sIty. of Glasgow, formerly Head Master of Ravens
croft College and AShwood School, aud Professor
Of Rhetoric and Bellies Lettres In the Columbia
Institute.
This School will be opened on the second Monday
Of September Hext. for the reception OF a limited
number OF Boarflng Pupils and Day Scholars, who
will be treated, IN all respects members of the
Principals family. The design TO offer to young
ladies' from distance AL hat is included in the nam
OF "Home," and to extend to the bay Scholars the
advantages of Home influence.
The Sessions will begin on the second Monday of
September and hrst Monday of February, in each
year. The vacations viii extend through the months
of July and August.
Circulars containing full information may be OBJ
tanned at the principal bookstores, and viii be for
waTded by mall to any address, on application.
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STOVES! GRATESm RANGEo!!!
The largest stock of Stoves, Crates, Ranges, ans
Hot-AIr Furnaces ever offered IN the Dis
nct of Columbia, and at the lowest market "a,
prices, can be found at the Washington -
Stocs, Tin, and Sheet Iron MdnufactOry, kdV
?. f.. corner Pennsy vania avenue and IthS
street.
Study your interest and call and ex mime at No.
nS7, az lO-eoIm
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THE INVINCIBLE RANGE.

TNHE INVINCIBLE RANGE.
have in store, and receiving weekly, all sizes of
this excelsior Cooking Range THE INVINCIRLE r
TUBULAR OVEN. which for perfection in all it's
parts and duties, stands A No 1 In the Range line.
Hundreds Of our most economical citizens will teS
tify to all of the above.
A $50, The Beebo, Morning Star, Black Diamond,
and Ponds Range.
JAS. SKIRVING, Sole Agent,
:. +. corner of Penn. ave, and llth streets,
sc q eo-2w No. 267,
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. X o y Il X N G.

X r o X N G.
| have Just received a supply at the Mstropolitnn
Store and GTd:. Factory, Penn. avenue, "a
between 10Th and llIh ,tIeets, 3lS and 32, the "A
latest improved I.atrobe ParlOr Companions x-ysV
Also, the latest improved Fine Paror Com-CF
panons, bot the latest improvement out for 1877.
They set back In the parlor fire place like CRATE,
heat the paror, and AS many chambers Us YOU may
have one over the other, with small fire, and
set by Mr.. Ewd. Rowe, who is the best and most
experienced for setting them that can lie found IN
the District.
Sc Il-leol2t G.. WOODWARD.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT.-The three.story BRICK HOUSE
situated ON '5th street, opposite the new exten-
sion OF the Treasury department, and within step
OF Penn. avenue and Willards' Hotel. The house
contains 10 good rooms, besides store room and
vaults For fuel. The location of the hest In
the city for professional gentleman or business
stand Apply on the premises, No. f74.
au I7-tOctIt
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
GEO. w. DORRANCE. formerly one OF the
Principals of the Central Academy, hiss opened a
Select Schools for Boys. on c street, between 9th
aud al, No. S6i.
Number limited to twenty-five.
For terms inquire at the School Room.
sc colin
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SCHOOL. BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, CHEAP PrB-
LEGATIONS, PERIODICALS, aud NENSPA
PERS, at the lowest cash prices. at the NORTH
ERN LIBER TIES CHEAP BOOKSTORE, 81
Seventh street, above the Northern Market.
aug - Inn
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NEW PARIOR HEATER OR IMPROVED
~ FEINOUR STOVE.
This is the best stove for heating two or more
rooms extant, and for beauty and style of "a.
finish cannot be surpassed It 10 cons true ID
ted that the fire pot can be changed from one se7V
holding hall a peck of cna To one holding half SSH
bushei thereby increasing the capacity for heating
to any required degree.
These stoves will be put up by eI Iperienced work
men, and guaranteed tO work well.
Send IN your orders before the cold weather sets
IN, to AVOID confusion and hurry, the demand is
increasing, particularly for tho enlarged fire pot.
for heating halls, parlors, dc.
w. Fl. NARROWER,
Sc l0-eolm 7th ST., opposite Patriotic Rank.
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FOX SAEE.-A FARM OF about 100 acres in
u Montgomery county, Md. ten miles from Wash
lngton, on the Colesyills rosd,. improved with a
Brick Dwelling log ba tn and stable and fine orch
the whole well fenced. A bargain msy be obtalned
If early applied for, would change for cit, prop
erty. III. ". EANSDALE
Agent, No. 564 NJ street,
au 2b-lmr n throHyh the Civ Poet OHea o
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EEORGETOWN CLASSICAL AND MATB.
~ EMATICAts AGA DENY.
O The duties OF this Institution will he resumed
ty 7-2awtf p. A. BOWEN. Principsl
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SOME OF THE SIGNERs OF THE MEMo:
RIAL The new Haven Register says:
Among the signers who rsmonstra:
ted with President Buchanan againgt
the observance of his oath to See that
the laws are faithfully executed are
the names of persons Eho contributed
sit of the twenty-scvcu rifles given at
the famous North Church meeting in
1856, to shoot border rufians.' It was
on that memorable occasion that Rev.
Henry Ward Beecter told the New Ha-
ven Kansas Company that it was q
shame to shoot at a man and not hit
him = These WORTHLESS seem to have
changed their tactics of late. Remem-
boring that those who take the sword
are very apt to die by the sword they
have wisely dropped the border ruff,
ans and taken to praying for the Pres:
ident'-a safer, aud we trust, q moro
fructifying occupation"
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SHRRIFF,s SALE.

Thomas tucker
VS..
Thomas H. Hayes, In Ashland Court OF
admir- ofGeo. L. Ship Court Of Com. Pleas.
ley, deed aud Mary
Enn Shipley, ct: al.
PURSUANT. to the command of an Order
I CT Sale, duly issued from the Court of
Common Pleas of Ashland county, dated the
Goth day of October, A. D. 1857, and to Inc
directed. 1 will sell at ublic auction ct The
door Of the Court House in said county,
On Saturday, the 2sth day Of November, 4. D..
1857, between the hours of ten o'clock A. ii.
and four o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the undivi-
ded half of the following described premises,
t6:wit: Situate N the township of Clearcreek,
county of Ashland and State of Ohio, and
bounded and described as follows: Being the
northwest quarter of Section nine, Township
twenty five, and Range seventeen commencing
at a stone on the east side of said quarter, 80
rods and 6 links from the southeast corner of
ssid quarter; thence south 81 degrees, west Is
rods aud 23links toa large stene; thence north
IA degrees, west four rods and thinks to a
second stone; thence north 90 degrees, ca t II
rods to d stone; thence south 20 degrees, east
IL rods and seven links to a stone on the east
line of said quarter; thence south 3 degrees.
east IA rods to the, place of beginning-con-
tanning one acre, two. roods and ten rods: And
also certain wnter-privileges belonging to the
same. Appraised At $3.50 90.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
October 81. 1857. 5w2lpfS6:00
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The Law Of NeMspapers.

I. Subscribers who do not give express no.
tiee to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscriptions.
II. II subscribers order The dis~continuanee
of their papers, the publisher may continue tn
send them until arrearages are paid.
III IF subacribers refuse TO take or neglect
to take their papers from the office to which
they IRE directed, they are he'd responsible till
they have settled the bill and ordered the pa
per discontinued,
Nv. If subscribersnove to other places with
out informing the publisher, and the papers
are sent to the former direction, they are held
II The Courts have decided that refusing
to AXE a paper from the office is PnINA FAcfE
evidence Of intentional fraud.
VI. The United States Courts have repeat
edlv decided hat a Postmaster who neglects
to perform his duty of giving reasonable no
tice, as required by the Post office Department
Of the neglect of q person to take IRON the OF
hce newspapers addressed 10 him. renders the
Po:tmastar liable to the publisher for the sub
seription price.
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The Failure of the Potato Crop in
England.

The London Star of October 9th says
that the a~ntlcipatfans which had up to
that time prevailed of a plentiful crop
of potatoes in that country had been
suddenly dispe!led. The Star says:
Within the last few weeks, however,
the rot has manifested itself 10 the most
extraordinary manner. Hundreds of
acres will not pay for the digging, as
the potatoes. although looking very we'll
when first taken out of the ground, in
"a hours are unfit for use. Unfortun-
utely this sudden manifestation of the
disease is not confined to any particular
district, but seems very general. This
Is very sad Intelligence for the poor. as
it will practically put this valuable es-
culent hey oupd their reach: Fortu-
usteIy, however, we have had q plentiful
harvest.