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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-24
Another Comet?

NOT expected soon, and have obtained n,v .so
OF thoe Kerosene Oil Lamps, the Tm5l Of which
shorter than the Comets produce briili MT Mid mn
which pleases al who the Lamp Can and We shall n
Nov. 10, 1865. IS
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l. n. MsswIs, Aucepnss.
DY BANGS, hERWN n Co. Trshe-Sah

TUESDAY EVENING. Nov q. at 81 O'Clock
ILLUSTRATED ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS
AND FLY0ANT IMPORTED ENGRAV'kos-Ts- Dooks
coctoD i1eig .ibs copies Of Hossta
40 with tn srpps-es rlf-.; fird-ns Roy Ush-ry me
foo -li~ry OF Po-,. J.fer,ous Works. 10 voia sv
rsu, u az wofk. choice eK-E.vs ssi lstrs.et sd
Standard IN Esh aAd Ane Poets Soy-hs', Essay
~. Tr,,eler snc sc,~Shc Auho sc Sc Psnfale. CAs
os,e. 20 BE- he'd 4. the .scru N.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Soy "a At = o'cioct
A RAkE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE0LoGlAsS AND
sCuOLARs-Th- c"uplsse aud valuable colo oa Of
The orica Lis.rsture of-r in the city for may y-.n
ineT1o,. the Of C.lyln Vols DO ta'sh1s vo.
r. Lu.h~r . yvls. il r. Ncandsr, vols sTo Oshsassa
vols. Two Thohuct II vols. sva &C. Mh ,ae.- ~,i also
- ~ fine selection Of Historic u sad As-lah-oos Lter,
49, readirr cgpy Of L. Mu,ee fr,le.,. S,roeon.-
vol. nters f-o; tncycop~ts Br'snniea u vols raj hn"
81. MORAN: Art, Psdo R usu printers ey Seaj.H'n sfsah
r. r-t- 'sr Catalogues o. hsf 81 TIE 'rc"n -
uoSD.Y AFTERNOON Nov. y, ~ o'ctocs, sod hrc 'oi'
io-.;.. r.x. rouu.rcipg rarh DAY 81 = o'clock y M
crptT 6pPoRTT' SIrY FOR THE TRADE AND boDk.
Rf>TyRs GYNER aLLY.-Tte rrzulsr fsl Sale OF NV
FSGLI su and AMERlcAS BOOKS VII ee commence; a.
above s.sec The Csts~.ue ccmp'ising over W.
co-.ly printed octave page. co~ rc.cy 40 naAJ
.ppcst:op II irrn6rs vey large ard saGaoe
tor ID. London Publishers coEsrred expressly tf ,lo
I, s,o Compress extensive con-ixameLis rom Ar u
.r.S, az The be, pub Of the co-nify IL J..
b, br,rf adysiiis. us nj; rceq ate ia o. "a
ysriey cos,ireu value q 'he books 70 D. 500 g gus
ubo. re-.r-e IL lot. pGrcha.@r CT cs'A ~
sriue il and viii be attend the Ae y01 ~
r,rrhase Any eooks riihrr for horA'r' or sh-'
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At EyERDELLs-WEDDIN CARDS -
"A Thee celebrated CARDS splenddly engraved ony
b. hai on Broadway Of Daane Orders solicited ey
mail and spec rneus sent.
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TO STOCK in BANK Of II

to STOCK in BANK Of ~
y STATE Of MiSsOURL-The undersigned Comm.sissa
.rpo-d BY the Bank the State II s.our ST. Loas b
hy no,ics hat Booi Of subscrpon Tor the bssce q -
CaJsi stock OF said Bsns via; One daadr.a =
Seyeu,yfvs Thousand Dollars will h opened the SAM
OF COMMERCE In New.York. on FRIDAY, Nov IS sai -
open until Dec l. uness the whee saoaat snaa m
been toner taken
stocL subs rlbed for and Paid In full VIII bs eotitisa
diydens Dividend day Dividends viii Be psYslh
n Bank Of Commerce IN New York
JOHN A. STEVENS, }
HENRY y. VAIL, >Commaleosa
EDWIN ID. M0R0AS.)
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GgoVc, A. LEsyfIT, Auctione-r.
-. n WITT 4 ~. IT

DY GEORGE A. LEANTTT ~ Co, irar-
TT EsDiY AFTERNOON and EVENING, Nov. ., com
- v.rabe Library Of STANDARD Law Book. os-toe'
Win .oue sterlng Of Eughsh and Amen a. rust
comprising srvs; variety Of p1i'h sns Amrti 81 so
krsish Law ard Equity 50 volumes Cemnoc Ls~
r.. g. velrs. Illinois Reports II volumes Cwen Ne
NJ. vomus. Dallas. Cisnch, Whestcn's Washiae,ors
Eni,d STAT. Rrr. East. Reports. IS yo.gus. Sc Csa
pLV. ~ hH-N'iAt -.
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E,OR INVESTMENT We oder FOR Sal
MUNSE = CUNFANY,
Eoa % Wal ed a WflliAm-sts. Nev.fN>


Oryics LA Cnosss Asp Mu~ArAst HsiLxoAo Cs,l
Nswfosx. SEPT 10. isN
NOTICE IL hereoy given ~ the holders u u
IN FIRST MORT6A6E LAND GRANT BONDS Il q
La CROSSE AND AiLWAU NEE u T. 20, that tAs 49,
ssd Bonds par BY nvins IN exchange therefor Ne Aak1
fund Bonds q the COMPANY seventy cent? 10 ~ -
In (S mle.l Of rosd and upon al ts deposa ha ~
srs and rolling stock and I'll other real snd psos ~
~" Nm A. GUEST,
ALFRED N0x0N, }Csaunn>A
A C. 0UNNISON)
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h)atthes, 1ewelrp, ST.
ghanfes for Business tften.

Tor SALE-WROUGIIT-IRO PIPE FAC
Il TORY; price = o; COS; new. Ia. season 100 Also,
OOe0 feet 0AS-PPE cheap. l.. LYON No 40 Broadway
VOHN WRIGHT Il Co., No. 81 Park-r0w, will
~ PURCHASE STOCKS Of GOODS or MERCHANDISE,
pay in Cash and Western Real Is ate.
KELLER's PATENT PAPER BAG MA
IN CHINE The Right Of the State OF NewYork for SALE
Patented March :, ssa AHPyto
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furnaces, Ranges, &r.

TvHE ETNA HEATER AND VESUvlUS
RAN3E tayus become the srest attraction Of ths HDs
In the way cooking and warming houses tne Eta s -
ps Alone and vssuyus fos cooking and hcsn< t
prstos srs prepared to respond any calls from city
country. Fer particulars Circular which viii 3 cent
application, to any address In the United srtes Lxpt
enced workman sent to put them up. Warranted 70 =
repre- seuted. Terms uiodrra.e Apply to OF addrra ,
TOMPKIkS & SrRATT0N
eoe Proprieton and Manufacturer
No. Front-a, Bfooklyn, IT.
liberal discount to the Trade.
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OrfIo, AsfKics Gvsso cessasv,l
mo. TO William st COT. dC~dvJ

OrfIct ANfkicss UvaSo Cossuyl
mo. TO Wilism-st cor dcsduJ J
NEw-Yokg. OF H. asa }
TyHE HOLDERS Of the SCRIP STOCK fths
i AMERICAN oUANo Co. hereby nosh<d tan ~
~ nh and lat nsa~nt led and made psyshs
fore Dee ensuing BY the terms Of sue.c'ou aud IL n
:, coronation al ecip Stock which iasa n~as ~
w. ,id I'm ssord.uos vita the ea .! the Beard sraa
viii De forfe ed This forfeiture will be enforced ths
mir aor Of the call or the foarte lrssluelt pryioss
vbch the second aent viii BE received, with tssn
from SEPT 1857 and the third inssmsnt with insrsst ~
Gspt lgl By order Of the Board of Trusted
JAS. :. WYcKOFf, 5ecrsAsy
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Daneins Atao smies.

4 DODWORTHs BROOKLYN DANCING
a. ACADEMY-The clssses for children on Tuesday and
Friday Afternoons present u that deemed I'D
bic receive for the term on those ssya
On MONDAY Nov Is classes for children will be ed
Mon and Thursdsys having he sdvsntaes
OF stt-ution music, &c, - the oth~u.
II FERRERO's DANCING ACADEMIES,
lie No 50 West tiths... y. T., and No ~ Caaton,st
Brooklyn open Pupils enter time. Gen
tlemcns Evening Clsss MONDAY and RSDAY Saturday
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A. j. BLEEcEEs, Auc,ioneer
POSITIVE and PERENPTORI SALE OF

DOSITINE and PERENPIOh1 oALh vi
i 2s BROOKLYN CITY LOTS, on ID aV "Go~anus
Canslr and ctr. It'll, 9Th std 9th.sts . , . 49, 49,
J. BLFECKEB SON Co. Will sell a. .gctios on
MOsDAY Nov % II IL o'clock the Merchant fKcnsnfe
t- above .lerdd PROPERTY including the valuable sIe Sh
or the Canal and sso Frame Houses The Csns WV pc
,l rr,l Dero, for the lumber brick coal and a. I'm
mel !. Inland trade. The property III be offered In boc
,.a,e or together zvr sPas's Al Opportunity 70 'nve.
.dv.,,,se A, AZ iayeent IL view OF is certain srra
ris In vslue believed 10 be the best IN BROOK
w and spps .aaacy Of business men - We. a. Ie.
ssns spee-a u.Hv)
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linGnriai.


osnsos DaApss. Ascsssus-s
ri SIMEON DRAPER, Once Ne. b Pn..
asrsioe ss.ss - tn AsscAasss -
.yERf DAY. s1os' sad BOeds bought "a .oL = ~
SALE rHIs DAT At n 0csss g. c.s...r.
Al..s, 4. NIool.v. Ass.sos--,-
Rf ALBEIT II. NlCOLAY-O fkce. n.
and BONDS ct the M-rs6sn,S Enrh.nss1 EysRv W. ~
stoet' .D6 Bshd' ssSshi AID 'osd II snvs,e ale ssS
SALE THIS DAY. siss Sc'-es. Sc. o...aso..
THs Nsw.YoK cssr,.I K.r1o,p co.,.-
Tkt.srsrt. OFFICE, Aba y, Nov .. iust
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Con..s
\ all Be sio..e. :. 70. Goes q sss..'. % sAURS1
AsSUi2 ELECTION f5s q sf Siskc rl On
+. r.oS-ses az i. u.ouisa - .ss
orceItter n.r. GILBERT L WILSON rrss.s~s
P.cuie sasK, Nr~.Yo.x NJ, ;,-.-
H'HE BOARD Of DIRECTORS h,vs TiIfe
pa =, s ss: :., =, piyinsSP q fyUa PEA cssf
Bots oil b. clos-d The sra iass 10 tss fTs, reor b.,
he so.rt < sUck. 1sssss
o''ies OF yas s,s,eysE. BsesAsre, a Ssx.Ys.S7
THE Annual Meeting Of the StockhoLlers of,s:.
CoTgsSs vi, q ss.s At ,os.i - TO- Civ q s.,.
en.r OF wlpNEs9Ai toe IL s,y q December s.I r. y.
for the er'rs ye:r Ths p.l, VII bv op-rra I. u -
= IN '-d 'i0''d st ! o''o'e eipIS & go
ENOR INVESTMENT. We offer yOR s.I.
L esq 400 Of The TEN Pa CENT SEM ASSr. a. A.
POH BONDS Of the CITY on DUsroi,E iox. ~
eouds issued pursrsat 70 prvvissous q ts ca.
toe scts Of the Le6slsrnre rnaey H. ca, ~
s,utson Of the Common C>ene q Tie CIV a tSssss
posssbie pfrcsation has e--s Asrs ~ rrr1-r -
md insure the PunctrA payment Of both iu,.r-S .,I
81 Apart fom the s,rict eauf<r-i,y 70 D. ,..sn -
dIows the City Charter. s1t sp-cix. W.. n ~
there priv oentrscs Il tie sesy s,ronss~s
serrd Into By the CITY q D1soS1e .hich vooH 49,
v-rJ simple pruccss 20 sbros the rsynent 81 e. ~
nnediscly lcsytns ~ 7able sr prfvN. z
,i,y u Of drfsa4. Ia ea.r.cls sas b.. -
ave carefully sxa.4.s< \, Vim 49, - 49,
sounced leeA and binding IN 10y s<,ax-, rs -
1onds par fsvorsby vita sss sss. Ir.rs,s - IA
rosd stocks investrsns an1 an ,nt 1879 -
ssfe security. The BOues osssse q Us q ~
snd 80 Of ESQ Each
Pamphlets with particulars - resN1s snaacss a -
Dueue and the abundant meas, Tor prour<y paying Tie ,ss
so9 principal Of the Indebtedness Il cy can 81 ~ 3. -
oh,sttop 70 % By mall othsrvss.
MORSE 4 COMPANY.
Eoa % Wal I'D a William eta NcvfSA
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TURS, FURS, FURS.
IL Ladies az respectfully invited 70 examine our
SUPERB STOCK
THOROUGHLY SEASONED FrRs.
Our s.oeS comprises every desirable article IA
LADIES AND CHILUkENs FCRS ,
We car trobsby show greater variety than any oue n"us
IN he trade Our skis bought when they fued un
lower than at present. the siysn'sse oil whch We
Offer
BeiIg . ,,.,,,-u. crrpvpc
0p can guarantee every article sold .,,, nyu,vrpo
Der contains no OLD ChS nor III
trt 4. rrpete with genuine. well ~asonrd
w. FIRS AT LOW PRICES
,.zrr ,sptIy POL AR gEAR ~ rue WINDOW.
CHARLES STREET Co.,
No. as Broad Tay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

INTEREST and TAXES PAID on SCHOOL,
UNIV ERsITY and SWAMI LANDS IN tie STATE of Wiz.
. us:a a. d abstracts Of r,lr. BY -
JOHN WRIGHT \ Co. NJ. - PsytTsv.
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DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA, for T. =

IL ERPOOL-The Asia, E. @. Lon, CouG.ndsss, %
sssSs.srs Sor fapou- ON WEDNESDAY, tho s,h - n
s.urers ar REQ .e.s.1 70 be on sssEd b. 10 o'cie
A"'ea wiz All Oh vac -" Z CJNARD No. 4 80wLnss'~
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Dainfs, Oils, Glass, ~
Cream 6teamers, &r.

DOSS, FALCONER a. Co.'S LINE fos - -
~ gHANCIScO--R y. L Co.'S ex;rsme cHppsr s@ -
LI0Hr. Capt Levi Ho~ea This vsltoxu csPP~ 49,
very), and viii have pTompt dsps;eh. Bhe "a, me- - =
saecessfa passsses San Frkncsco, and seonecssa =
d Ill dsya She Il thororshy ventilated Nd tnsa,s
lowest rstss. SAppsrs Invited % examine M
chip. EnsaSsuess favorable rstss AZ Be- n;,1s 90
uon 70 ROSS FALCoNEk 10,
Ne % Pln~ss cor,er Of Va ~
Assnss 4 San Yrsncisco, Mssstl y. L ROSS SCtU
E1chaase esa Frsneisoo fos ss,s- COLLECTIONS 49,
ksuia nd Orpeor.
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Real Gstair for Sale.

4 NEW BRICK HOU Sc. corner of River and
N r-rrusou-.ts Newark y. J., -5XSo stories. basement
sd cellar all ;he modern improvements Of lot sb1u.
5xl1sla brck SeIIisfe Hon.e t'AI, wiiA ~ ie-t
in years. This property coInArds View Of ten miles
srand minutes wst FIR Msrhe. Depot Mast Be
-a IN oue weed Price $500 worth thrice the smounf -
sry one TIE: fac house hsldsoey l0a;sd Inquire
The premises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-29
PERSONAL.

zee. Charles Matthews and wife left for Eng
land last week.
80. C. H. Foster. ESQ :, of the Day Book, Nor.
folk, Va, is at The National in this city.
....G Gen. Scott Is reported out Of danger from
his recent fall at West Point.
-. Letters by the last mail from Engla state
is not improving. --
aTonaut, died in the Hospital In Sacramento, on
the 3lst ult., at the advanced age Of ninety two
years.
80. The Hon. Mr. Scott, NJ C. from California
is now in this city. So, also, Is the Hon. Albert
Rust, OF Arkansas, member elect of the next
Congress, who, IL will be remembered was also
a member Of the last Congress.
.... The famous Captain de Riviere, who ap-
pears to have come safely through all his troubles
is announced, next in order, as public lecturer
He is to speak at Hope Chapel, New York, on
Wednesday evening, on Love- a subject In
which he may be supposed to be 'posted"
80. A young lady from Baltimore, whose name
is not given, mas arrived in Charleston, to tender
her services nurse for the yellow fever sick
after the manner Of Mrs. Annie Andrews. She
proposes to 90 20 New Orleans, should her ser.
vices be required.
80. Mayor Fish. of Waterbury, Ct, thought
$50 not remarkably comfortable salary to sup
port a family on, and wanted II raised The
Common Council raised il to 500, but the nj yor
mon Council reduced It to the original $50
whereupon the Mayor resigns, and has called the
people to meet on the 4th Of October, to accep,
his resig nation and elect his successor. IL the
people want $50 Mayor, he thinks they ough,
to have one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-29

The lLL-FArED AusrRIA.-The papers TEEN
with notices Of the loss of the Austria, giving
nothing further Of importance. An account OF
the fire by Mr. Glaubensklee is published, which
comedies with the details published Yesterday
in the statement Of MIR. Brew. The lost passen-
gers seemed TO have come from all sections OF
the country. Baltimore, Washington, and Alex
andIia alike suffer from the disaster. ,-
Among the Baltimoreans supposed to be lost
are Rev John Weinmann, Mrs. ID. Nachman
and daughter, Theodore Gerek, Myer Nachman
and Lewis Wagner.
The Austria was built at Clyde, near Glasgow
and was one Of the four steamships which com
posed the New York and Hamburg line These
vessels Were the Austria, the SaIonia, the Bo.
russia, and the Hammonia. This was her sec.
ond voyage. The Austria was the largest of the
feet.
The value of the vessel was 500 600 for whic
amount she was equa ly insured in Hamburg and
Engla She bad on board about 400 tons OF
valuable freight from Hamburg, amounting pro-
badly to S250,0OO on which there was considera.
bic Insurance in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-29

The SLAYER CASE AT BosToN.-The case OF
the SLAYER Echo was resumed yesterday morning
at Boston. The first witness was Lieut.. Chas.
e. Carpenter, who testified that he examined
the negroes on board OF the Echo, and found
branded upon their backs and arms different
letters half an inch long. Capt Mafitt identi-
fed the muster roll found upon the captain of
the Echo's table, and which contained some
dozen names.
Mr.. Prince, for the defence, stated that he
should not raise the question of jurisdiction be-
fore this court, as the commissioner had bound
the defendant over to the Circuit Court. new
complaint Of misdemeanor, under the fourth
section OF the act Of 1918, was then preferred
against Capt. Townsend, in connection with the
previous charge. An examination was waived |,
and the defendent was ordered to produce recog-
nizancs on this charge in the sum If five thou
sand dollars for his appearance at the Circuit
Court on the 18th Of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-29

ENGLISH RAILROADs.-A meeting Of English
Directors, representing a combined capital of
seven hundred and fifty millions Of dollars, was
held in London on the Goth inst, at which 1t
was resolved thar the rates and fares the sew
eral railways of the kingdom should be so fixed
as to realize the largest amount of net. profits,
due regard being had to the interests Of the pub
lie. the settlement Of all disputes between rail-
road companies by arbitration, instead Of by
law and ruinous competition, and that where
two or more routes exist between any two points
the rates, fares and charges between such points
shall be equal. The railroads of the United
States might receive a useful hint from these
proceedings, and instead Of cutting each others
Threats by a competition which must result in
their mutual ruin, arrange their difficulties ami
cably among themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-29
w FALL ARRANG EMENT.
w ASHINGrON AND ALEX NDRIA
A Boat EUery Hour from Each Place.

The washington and Alexandra steamboats, will
Of I'm street. Washington. and KIM,
street, Alexandria, every hour from
eac1 place, from Il a. m. to ~ D. m a. follows:
From Wsshlnsroa-Steamsr, GEO. PAG "a,
S1; >, AM ,u u z. M. 8, and "a P: m. 80 -,
W EfT9m Ws;hingtonn,.steamer iHDMAS COLL
From Aisxandria-.sisamerG k6. PAGE-st
t s;no q A. m, u m sad pm,... co,,,
rrsk-at y, 9, y Q. m 4, 5, and p. m, sxc.pt
Laesday anu Friday mornings when the Coiiyer
heretofore, and omit her trips bstwe washington
and AEexandria from So. IN to p. IN. only.
dr.a conneot with nhe trans Of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North spd West 49, ,
oousecI with the trsin6 Of che ange and Alsxan-
dria Railroad for the South and SouthwSst. se q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-29

originally in the New York eT'i6nme, which
will be found on the FIRST page of the Star to-
day. 1t is description of a school celebra-
ton among the Cattarauguss Indians, and, we
think, practically demonstrates the falsity Of
some Of the Union's assertions.
- ~ - -. - "a 80
Tho presentation of q gold
chronometer watch and chain to Lieut. r.. B.
Pegram,. U. S. N, BY the employees Of the
Norfolk Navy Yard, took place on the evening
Of the 18th instant, near the flag staff in the
park, and in the presence of about two thous-
and persOns. The address of presentation was
made by Mr.. Thompson, one of the riggers, and
was very feelingiy responded to by 1t. Pegram.
. NAvAL.-The United States frigate James
town, Commander Kennedy, sailed from Ports
mouth, N. H., on Thursday morning. 23d in
slant, for Greytown. Lieut.. Nichols, who has
been at the Portsmouth yard about two years,
sailed in this vessel. Lieut.. Colvocoressis, a
native Greek, takes his place. Freeman e..
Beal, of Portsmouth, went out as purser' s clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-29
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union in noticing the race for empire

on TINS continent, says:
g The fact Is established that the. ultimate do
minion Of all North America and the West In
dies must soon belong TO the Anglo-Saxon race
The only problem remaiBiDg to be solved for
each district is, whether II shall belong to that
portion Of the race which still swears by the
crown Of Great Britain, or to that which Is en-
gagged in extending the free Institutions of the
American Union. Reasoning from the past his
tory of the Anglo-SaIons on this continent, 1t
would be very natural to conclude that the great
acquisitions OF empire yet TO be made upon II
would surely be by that branch of the race which
under our federal constitution has already sue
ceeded in establishing thirty three States two Of
which are planted upon the Pacific ocean"
The Union, further, discusses the Douglas
issue with the Richmond Enquirer.
The L,steiiigeneer notices the disaster to the
Austria as "wail from the sea-" calling on
the people to inquire whether these thronging
casualties do not demand some protective leg
islation on the part of all commercial nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-29

ASH PAIDFOR FURNITURE
lk3 Housekeepers breaking up are respectfully
Informed that we are at all times prepared to buy
small quantities. for cash.
BONTZ l. COOMBS,
an sym No. SO 7th st.. bet and X.
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CIVILIZATION or IsDIANs. 1T will be re-
membered that fsW weeks ago an article ap-
pearsd in the UgiOn, in which it Was stated
that the ideaof eiyilizing the Indians was she or
nonsense !; snd that oil efforts towards that OBJ
jsct had proven utter failures. We would refer
those who believe the doctrines advanced by
ths Union, in that srtiels, 70 letter psblishsd
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I OST! Los 4 ~
so REWARD.

III
L. go REWARD.
Lost. in Washington or Georretowu. on satur-
day. q LINEN WALLET, containing q number of
pronssory notes. rs far recoll eced, as follows
Two notes of A lex. RlundIn, GATED Aux ust 5th,
ats aud mOntha, drawn q favor of Jarrett a Meem
and endorsed by them, for $50 each.
One note of VIM. PAYNE aud wife, dated Autust
8, at months, for SIsp.lI
Three notes Of Lemuel Williams. at 80 dayt for
IS each, drawn IN favor OF and endorsed by WIn.
Wi son.
One note Of G. Umhau, for slco. dated NAV 9th,
az u months drawn m favor of and endorsed by c.
Just, for SiOa.
One note Of Samuel Kelly, dated September nth,
ls56. Tor Ss4 drawn IN favor Of endorsed by w. n
Clamp tie ; and two others Of same date. bearing
same name ard endorsement, over due, for SI64
each.
Sl.sli.6 =
ALSO, an over due note of G. vanderverken, for
S84a.
And ten notes Of G. Emmersou, drawn m favor of
and erdorssd by w. Simms, dating monthly from
November l0h. 1858, at 20 mont hs, for $50 each ;
with number Of other notes not recollected and
papers which are of no value to any one but the
owner.
Al persons are her :hy notified not 30 recsiye any
NJ they not found.
The finder a. receive the above reward nv ieay-
Ing them at WHEATLEY'S Lumber Yard, No,
sc H-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-29

- Tue grand parade Of fremes at Albanv
'SAes pace on The 18th and 18th inst
~ Rt,hoP Johns, the Assistant bishop of Viz
Ella intends visiting Western Virgins this
.'f s. - sv. a. r = ~ '''7-'
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NoTIcE.-Many accounts due the Star office by
persons in Maryland have been placed in the
hands OF Mr.. w. C. Lipscomb, for collection,
whois authorized to collect and receipt for those
Of It's bills he may present to our debtors.
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kINE HAVANA CIGARS!

l have just opentd the largest and most select
stock Of hue HAVANA CIGARS ever ~ ~ !
offered In this city, comprising all thetN ~<
various styles and brands now in use. n ~
Having made the selection personally G.tu great
care, and purchased st very low figures am en-
ab!ed to ofer choice Cigars at moderate prices =
Also, IN store, large assortment of inc CHEW
ING TOBACCO, some of which can eafely REQ
omrnend az being as 6ne as manufactured.
- Always on hand oil the standard brands of FINE
great variety of SMOKING TObACCO.
My assortment Of SNUFFS is also VERY COM
Particniar attention is called to my assortment of
pure MERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR TUBES.
i.stSss In ~ TrIn "a sSsat variety,
class Cigar and Tobacco Estabiishm- mt. =
An examination OF my stock Is respectfully 60
holted GEO. w. COCHRAN. :
Sc S9Iw $50 Pa. ave, bet. ~ and 6th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-29
BOARDING..

ROARD AND LODGING May BEHhDAT
. no <o7 9Th street, corner OF r. Please ave us
Se.. ses7-eo9
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS At
- MISS MhkLbH' Z, 27< PerH. lresss.-Fsm-
ii.s OF sIgle eentlemen wIshins 10 settle for the
soo9 Lerms mooerete. seT-Ts -
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OST-On yesterday. Thursday. Sept. 2sd, q
IL heavy GOLD WATCH CHAIN. with Seal
att ched. IL was vrenched IN some way from the
watch IN the owners vest pocket A suitable re-
ward will re paid its being left the counter of
the Star Ofiee Sc 9S-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-29

Barometer at the Smithsonian. u O. n :, (cor.
reGieo for temperature,l 30 IFS; n noon, 90 O37
. Thermometer, at q. m, 4eo; at noon 6so Max.
imum Yesterday, "a; minimam last night, IS. 10 70