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0TAT A MEETING OF THE GENERAL
l3 COMMITTEES of Arrang ements for the late Pie
Mic given by the Catholic Beneficial Total Absti.
nence Association of the District Of Columbia, held
Esq, the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resot-ed. That the thanks of the Association be
cordially rendered to Messrs BKvKRIDGE Il CAR
TER, Propre'ors of Arlington Springs, for their
maintaining order. promoting comfort, excluding
iron the reach OF OntsiderS) sprItuOus Ii uors and
heaithful recreation the most ample facilities for
the AssociatOn and Its friends on the occasion of
our late annual Pic mic. By order:
JOHN ID. CLARKE, Chairman.
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BOARD OF FOREIGN MIssIoss.-On the third
day Of the session OF the American Board OF
Commissioners Of Foreign Missions, at Detroit,
the committees on the various missions reported
and addresses were made by several returned
missionaries, including DIR. Peter Parker, of Chi
ma The officers Of last year were reelected, and
the next annual meeting was appointed to b.
held In Philadelphia in October, 1889. - e.,
On the fourth day, the business of the conven-
ton having been finished, farewell meeting
was held. Several prayers were offered Rev
w. NJ. Thomson, ID. d., whs will soon return
to Syria, and Rev. Mr.. Grant, Of South Africa
made affecting addresses. DR.. Anderson, on be.
half OF the Board thanked the citizens Of Detroit
for their hosPitalities, ard took leave of them
DIR. DufHeld responded, thanking the Board for
meeting there. The hymn, "Blest be the tie that
binds" was sung by the audience. De-. Bacon
pronounced an affecting benediction, and the
Board adjourned till next year. ~.
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NoTIcE-Many accounts due the Star ONCE by
persons in Maryland have been placed in the
hands Of NJ. w C. . Ltpscome, for collection,
WHOM sathortzet to collect and receipt for CLOSE
of its bflis he may presehtto our debtors. .''--s
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4ASoTHKR STEAMER FOB THE TRANSIT RorrK.
The amboat Catharine Maria, Captain Paine,
belonging to the American Atlantic and Pacific
ship Canal Company, for the new line between
New York and San Francisco, via Nicaragua, left
New York on the afternoon of the 9th instant, for
San Juan del Norte. She is Intended for service
on the San Juan river and Lake n icaragua TAis
is the second boat sent by the company for the
isthnus. the Gas.- 4Fssr.i- having Left for San
Juan on Monday LAST The third boat, the Lar.
IN Frances, win leave to-day. The Hermann
In fof the Pacific two weeks since, to be fol,
lowed soon by the Washington, formerly Of the
Bremen line The whole route is expected to be
In operation about the middle of October next
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SPIRIT Of The MORNING. PRESS
The Union notes a formal population o
the New York Known othingste the Black Re
puhlicans N Syracuse, saving ------.-- -

the New York Known 0things to the Black Re
puhlicana Al Syracuse, saying. ---------~.
'Itis the end of the Dark Lantern movement
IN the State Of New-York. knew Nottingham
which Two three years ago held up its head in
all the majesty and pride Of pOYerIhat poinfed
ana cFhers as rs APOSTLES and pafriots@that
quickly overwhelmed Mxssac has etts N ewYerk
Maryland and Tennessee, now comes in TO q III :.
Ter al the tall Of an heoition kite constructed by
Horace Greeley and ,Thurlow Weed. How are
The mighty fallen ~. = = .,.s.-- il. -, Z.
The Union also treats of the qualification"
doctrines Of Judge Douglas and further quotes
n follows from the Hon. Reverdy johnson go
"Hisletter to the Baltimore committee, OF the
9th Of March "opens in the following strain:
"swAsHIxe TOW, March 6, 1858. .
sc MexsIs- B. I'll. ichaTdson, b c. FRESHMAN,
and j. Graves, Committee Of Invitation
sGENrLkMEN: NV engagements in this city
will depkiye NE Of The gIsltcation Of attending
the meeting on the sfh fnstanty 40 vk4e hyo6
have been so good as to invite me- ishould Ike
much to witness the hearty good will with whic b
orr patriotic citizens tciH approve the policy of
the President IN recommending tss ddnTissioS Of
Kansas IHto tAs Usioa, rrith her Lseompton con-
Sfifsff0s '... -
"'The time has come when this disturbing
subject should be put at rest, and in Its present
condition sec no safer or more sGscfKaI node
Of accomplishing 1T 1" --t - -r. .s..say.
In his late letter to Senator Douglas however
Mr.. Johnson expresses himself thus, speaking OF
the action Of the President on the Kansas ques-
tion: - .-
THAT the President acted consc ientiously, and
As he believed, for the best, have no doubt but
very many OF his tFuest and fastest friends enter
tanned different opinion. These thought that
the proper course was to subIait the matter to
Congress without executive endorsement or dis
appreciation, to be disposed Of as that body might
deem best confess that this was my own opin-
ioa.n 49,. -. -.-
In one letter he thinks all patriotic citizens
will approve Of the action Of the President re-
commanding admission under the. Lecom pton
constitution In another he asserts that he him.
self, and many Of the Presidents trpest and fast
est friends, thought that he ought to have made
recommendation at all
The BateAigsncsr looks forward to the re-
suits which it believes will follow /" the open
ing of China - s'7---- -
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men had committed the RECENT depredations In
this vicinity. They also stkted to Lieut. Powell,
In council, the causes which produced them, and
he has no doubt made the proper authorities nc.
.lGst Ne prin<Pal defs Of Cam ho1le
9oms 3n to ort fbuck as sod as sibl
md l)ng - stNDn ho1 with heuf1nd do
{ - IS f pro- F. 81 r. 'n 8 = 5 given
-, 1X,IAom,7.M -. r. u,
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~CASH PAIDFOR FURNITURE
!l3 HOusekeepers breaking up are respectfully
informed that we are ut all times prepared to bus
their entire stock Of household effects I'm large
- BONTZ COOMBS,
au 6-2m No. $50 18th ST., bet. and X.
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LRAvISwoRrH CITY, K.T.,Sept. I


NsnSss, on whose statements all can rely i'm
plieitly:
LkAvfSwohrH CRY, X. r., Sept. T.
Editor of the Star: Our Leavenworth il al.
mos Yothyyisitin8. No less than 500 houses
have been built this year, md they are hammef
ing away better than ever. The palaces are not
-vet vesy-saRptuoas,- -bat--yet- they au-up-
ground, and keep people busy and In good spirits.
liz money matters eaa -fara- . 1fule easier, we
: Anticipate large immigration next spring, aud
thea property may come 70 the rg ht price. The;
sales now are few and comparatively at reduced
price. *. *#*
THE STRANGERS. The Washington season
il already opening-there are more strangers
at our hotels to-day, We take it, than at any
previous time since the end Of the last session
Of Congress. This is, Of course, indicative Of
. speedy opening of the next busy. season in
the Federal Metropolis. .: -
4 q. =
Characteristics Charles SteedmaA
has been ordered as Lighthouse inspector of
the Fourth Lighthouse district, vice Com
mandef E. M. Yard detached
The WEArH.R.-The following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line 10 the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about O'Clock:
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GEOGRAPHICALLY BALTIMORE CONNECTION
uS ERY, Si1th street, bettoees g and II. having
retted his Store and Saloon, pre- pared at the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms, to fur
nish Wedding Parties, Balls and other Entertain
ments with all kinds of Co 'fectiOne'y. Ice Cream
Water Ices. & 20. He also keeps constantly fresh
supply of the best Cakes and Candies, sold lower
than elsewhere.
p. $50 accommodate ladies' and gentlemen of
the Northern Liberties aud those dis osed to give
me call: have attached TO my establishment an
Oyster cooked up ia ever style by an expenenoed
hand: Families supplied. A call il sufficient.
2-eO2m
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III The hremen Of Worcester, Mass, bad their
second annual muster on Thu day, when the
banks and many of the stores were CLOSED, and the
day was passed as general holiday. Fifty-two
FIRE companies competed for the prizes offered by
the department and citizens. The playing wns
perpendicular The d. $; pixie, siOO. was taken
by the Edninnd Hopkins, OF Woadvitle; 15O #
Tne second prize, SOD by Rescue, Of 6 rafton;
162 feet The third by Pacific, of Chicopee 16l
feet. The fourth by Blackstone, of Farnums-
vulsi,1 sl feet, The ffth by Quinsigamond, , of
shsswsensy; lSO-feet- The sixth by Niagara, OF
Lynn; 15s feet. - - -fs 80 90. -. .-la15
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IL The ffemen's State parade took place at
Cleveland, Ohio, on Wednesday Ffnyseven
companies took part in the display, trial OF en-
gines, &c. Sc e.-s ....-.-- - ; -.s s-.
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BOOKKEEPING BY DOUBLE ENTRY-I
n propose giving . course Of instruction IN the
above scienco In the Central Academy, corner Of
10th and b streets, to commence soon as q SUN
cient number In obtained. tor the convenience If
young gentlemen Who are engaged IN business
through the day, the hours Of instruction will bs
from IA to l01a m. Fifteen years experience as
practical book keeper, and some rx perisnce in The
hast two years IN teaching, wall. fatter mvsef
eIab me to give satisfactiOn TO all who may wish
instruction.
N. b. or terms, &c. can he seen from to 3
o'clock at the ofhoe OF the Treasurer Of the Chest
evening at the residence Of ". Schreiner, No f7s
10th street. THOMAS CLEAR,
n
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WASHINGTON NFANTRY.-You are
~ hereby ordered to meet at your Armory on
MONDAY MORNING. at O'CLOCK In full sum
mer uniform. BY order:
=, 1890 JAS. Y. DAVIS, Captain.
1tt
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]. J. KANE, Secretary.

:kS NEW ORLEANS.-At a meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association, held Friday
18th September, the following gentlemen were Sc
aid the several hundred persons in the hospitals at
New Orleans, sick with the yellow fever; and, 1T
this time of great health there it s hoped that the
response to this appeal will be prompt and liberal.
T.y.MAGRUDER,
j. HALL MOORE,
WIN. J. RHEES,
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.
IT,, REMOVAL

i HE WASHINGTON BROOM FACTORY
- REMOVED from q street to No. so Penn ANA
avenue, near 10th street, where We now offer every
quality of BROOMS. OF our own make ada n ed to
the ~ trade equal if not In quaty TO the
stock IN any other market. and the prices as low
baskets, WashbOards. Matches, Scrub and Shoe
Brushes, Clothes Pms, Sugar Boxes 90, 60, At
oharge. We have ample room To show our goods
shall make every effort to please all who may favor
US with call.
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following from q gentleman in Leavenworth,
Nsnsas, on whose statements all can rely i'm
plicitly:
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~SABBATH SCHOOL FESTIVAL.-Tbe
UP Ladies connected with Gorsuch Chapel
Island Hall, commencing MO DAY EVENING,
Septemer 6 and continuing one week. Ice Creams
water Ices, Cakes, Fruits, Melons, q Q combining
al the deicacies Of the season, will be provided for
the occasion fine opportunity Will be thus az
forded for all who desire to while away a pleasant
evening hou the ladies pledge their best efforts
to furnish an agreeable entertainme emit, which shall
be IN every way worthy the liberal patronage OF a
generous public. Doors open at IN O'clock. Admit
tanoe 10 cents; children half price, seS ats
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ERIENDs TO ALL AND FOES 10 NONE.
FIRST GRAND COTILLON
Friendship Club.
The members Of the Friendship Club res specially
announce to their friends and ihe public IN a
general that their First Grand Cotillon will 81
take place at Stott's Hal, sruer Penn ave ~
nne and Goth street. on TUESDAY EVEN -
ING, Sept. 18th. lg5s.
pains nor expense will be spared 10 make this the
CotIlion of the season.
Hays Celebrated CotIoa Band has been ens ed
for the OCCASION.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting gent eman
and ladies-to be had OF any of the members, or o.
the door on the evtn ming Of the CotIllon.
By order or
se 10 az TIE COMMITTEE,
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CHEAP-CHEAPER-C
hasa fE GeseSed snotSs1 FUN stock
o. hnsIsh, German, French. Lain. Greek and other
Call soon. If you want bargains, corner 18th and ID
streets: at Headquarters. LHIPsIc edition of the
TO THESE ENTERING BoARDINe
; sT5Ps Or SILVER FORKS. sP6oNs.
Also. the same articles in AIbata, of the finest
M w. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
ga Pa. avenue. between 81 and 10th sts.,
aeIl-St Washington, ID. G.
TEE rkME z r BEREAVEMENT OF
forthe reception fpupiIs The classes the higher
English pisi ches viii be formed on Monday, Sept.
who 70 nas been for many years successful teacher
MUSE, Frsnen, and German By an experienced
A limited number Of Boarding pupil. can be a.
., ~, R s on street. south side. between
e.n ano @h. sc IL eo4t
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.
/ have this day associated with me in the general
Dry Goods business, MI. WM. NJ. Brown. The
and im OF w. VIZ CONDUCTED spds, the style
stand No SIS Seventh street. three doors north Of
take this occss on to return my thsnbs to those
msn, freEds ard the public generally, for their very
liberal patronage extended me for the east years.
the new hrm j. w. COLLEY.
september Isl, 1853. Sc ll-iw
NEW VOLUME OF HUMBOLDr'S cos
MOS-Just published the 6fth volume of Cos
mos; Sketch of a PHI. sIcal Description OF the
Universe, by Alexander Won n umbodt. Translated
from the @. rman, by q. T.. Cite and VS.. Dallas
"A Nook for a Corner; or Selections in Prose and
Verse from authors the best suited thar mode Of
enjoyment: with comments each, and O seneral
introduction: BIZ Leigh Hunt illustrated with
eighty wood enGraylnEs, from designs by F. w.
Hulme and j. Franklin. Sl.25
EQr ar ~
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First Ward.-Z. NJ. King, John w. Easily, J. Van
Sentvoord; !: /. Edwsrds. Jr.; Riggs Go.
w. NaIrn. Chubb Bros
Third Wade. B. Maury, Joel c. Green. J. /.
Underwood, F. nj. Magruder.
F0urth Ward.-E. b. Tucker. w. T. Smthson,
Jos 4. Bradley, Jr., w. d. shepherd.
Fifth Wa,d.-D. G. Wight, John p Ingle H. III,
McPherson, A. H. MARROW.
q, StIh Ward. DR.. Jos. Walsh. Dr. 9. A. H. Nc
Ssresth Ward.-W. Ballantyne, p. M, Pearson.
H McUlu, Edward III Clarke. sc III st
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observation-disclosures Express; Sargeon U. g.
risats Water witch; Metropolitan
fAyret; L. y p; r L. - ". l..
September IL. WN. JONES. p. u.
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Despatch from Neic Orleans.
NRw ORLEANS, September 9,
TT. AsRUpER. Pres't Young Men's Christiau
Association The epidemic brings heavy labor ard
expense upon our community. We have two hos
pltas, and two or three hundred sick under treat
ment. Can you send " any funds from your CITY /.
ct.;p.R X. q: LATINO.
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declension to give him o seat in his Cabinet
or to invest him with the functions of editor
Of the organ Of his administrator, there was
nothing conceivable that he could do. for
him, to advance his personal and POLITICAL fame
and fortune, that he did not ehserfully essay
at times to his own great hazard, a. on the
occasion Of Forney's late candidacy for the
Senate. There was probably no other man
living than the one who was, iitsrally--asI q
public man--the creation of his own favor.
generosity and affection, for whose advance
ment he would, under the circumstances, have
risked inditiBg the we'll known letter wherein
be made the nomination Of Forney for the Sen.
ate over the host of his distinguished, able, e.
perieneed and patriotic friends who were aspi.
rants for the position, point almost as personal
to himself as his own nomination by the Gin
cinnati Convention. How unworthy Forney
really was of such consideration Ut the hands
Of the architect of his fortunes, is forcibly H..
Illustrated in the mendacity with which he For
ney) assailed him as being q tyrant, . fool, q
faisiner, and as being bent on destroying the
true principles Of the constitution 70 crafty
An insane spirit Of personal and p I(cal ma
fignity. Such is the q,.od srat denoustyan-
@Hm OF his cunningly- concoctsd budget of ex-
eases Tor selling himself to the Republican
party on hnding 1t impossible either TO worm
himself into Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet, or into
the post Of editor Of the Washington Union.
The eternity Of the truth Of the adaes that
"whOm the gods would destroy, they srst MAKE
mad" is most cspitally illustrated in the fact
that while pretending to retail the substance
OF sundry alleged privsts letters FROM Presi.
dent Buchanan, b. svows consciousness Of the
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ChSn NGrnON H0kTlCULTURAL
,kS SUCIErf;IThe Grand September kxhi :
held on WkDN ESDAk and THURSDAY, Sept
18th and 18th, at Mr.. Corcoran's Buildings, on a
good articles the display Will exceed that of any
offered. v"
he doors will be open to the public at O'Clock
p. m on the 18th, and close at p. IN on the 18th,
Admission Is cents.
BY order Of the Committee on Exhibitions.
se9u JOHN SAUL, Cor. Sec.
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PESIDES the articles enumerated above,
ID (Which comprises but a small portion of
his great variety he has everything else to be
found in an establishment ofthe kind. He keeps
good quality of
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Which he will sell by the gallon or barrel.
Having been engaged in the Drug trade for
eighteen years, he feels confident that his selec-
tion of every article Is of good quality; and any
article sold by him may be returned if it should
MT ,,,-or. 70 ho s,,.h Ia nlsr
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The Catholicon is doing good service here. All the
patient that have tried the medicine have been benefited
but one-and that nothing will help.
Truly yours, WM. LAIRD HAYLErT, ND.
New Philadelphia q.
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NURSING SORE MOUTH.

Is cured as if by miracle; your own temper is
restored to its natural sweetness, and your babe
from short and fretfu1 maps to calm and sweet
slumbers; and the Medical Discovery becomes a
fountain of blessing to your husband and house.
hold. In the more advanced stages of
CANKER
it extends to the stomach, causing
DYSPEPSIA,
which is nothing but canker on the stomach;
then to the intestines and
KIDNEYS,
creating sinking, gone feeling, and an indiffer-
enee even to the cares of your family.
Your stomach is
RAW AND INFLAMED,
your food distresses you, and you can only take
certain kinds, and even ofthat your system does
not get half the nourishment it contains, as the
acrimonious fluid of the canker eats it up; then
your complexion loses lis bloom and becomes
sallow or greenish, and your best day is gone
For want of nourishment your system becomes
loose and fiabby, and the fbres of your body
become relaxed. Then follow train of disea-
ses which the Medical discovery is peculiarly
adapted TO
CURE;
Palpitation of the heart, pain in the side, weak
ness of the spine and small of the back. pain of
the hip joint when you retire, irregularity of
the bowels, and also that most excruciating of
diseases, the
How many thousands OF poor women are suf-
fering from this disease, and pining away mis-
erable life, and their next door neighbor does
not know the cause. wish to impress on your
mind that good old proverb-"An ounce of pre-
vention is better thar pound of cure" In the
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
you have both the preventive and the cure, with
this great and good quality, that it will never,
under any circumstances do you any injury.
No change in diet ever necessary-eat the
best you can get, and enough of it.
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-Adults one table SPOON
full per day-children over ten years dessert
spoonful children from five to eight years, tea
spoonful. As no directions can be applicable to
all constitutions, take sufficient to operate on
the bowels twice day.
Yours, truly,
DONALD KENNEDY,
cI Price 81 per bottle.
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
Millersburg, April 8, lS5s.-33yI.
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Country Produce.

Taken in exchange for work or goods. Mend
ing done promptly at reasonable rates. All,
therefore, who want bargains, will come right
along. C. HAITI.
April Is, I85S-v2n34tf.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILA ADELE

ADELPHIA-
4 Bencpoent Institution, established By special
eo,one't for the relief Of the sick and distressed
afflicted arith Virule'ut and Epidemic diseases.
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
L SPERMATORRHCEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, M
P0TENCE, GoNORRIiEA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, the
Vice of ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE, &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful de-
struction of human l caused by Sexual diseases and
the decetons pacced upon the unfortunate victims of
such diseases by Quacks several ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, CHARITABLE ACT worthy of
class of diseases in all their FORMS give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter. with de-
scrpton of their condition. age occupation habits of
life, &c. and in OF extreme poverty, TO FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE 1t is needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
of the age and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors, a review of the past feel assured
at their abors in this sphere of benevolent effort have
been of great benefit to the afflicted especially to the
young and they have resolved to devote themselves with
renewed ZEAL to this very important but much despised
csuse.
Just published by the Association Report on Sperma
torrhaa, Seminal Weakness the Vice of 0nanisnl,
Masturbation SefAbuse, and other diseases of the
Sexual Organs by the consulting Surgeon, which will be
sent by mail lin sealed letter envelope) FREE OF
CHARGE on receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No. South Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO, FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
April %. lS5S-ly,