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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
Cheaper man NVer.

REAT DISTRESS and heavy In the East; Railroad
VI Stock BANK stock, al. goods forced tl Market
and spli prices to the Importer and Manu-
Just from the tsteTt cities and
purchased goods AZ nst ruinous prices, amt Offer
rBl the public generally goods
oTlsr. Goats, pants aud Vests the
fashionable way and ready loser than tey
been offered In this market You viii hne
clothes for the have heretofore pSid for
Come and nnY fnc2Gl a. " ADAMs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
a New Light

a new Light
'INHH D.inrncId Llgt produced from Improved SYLYiC
i OH, has equal. ami alter P-Tsou'l and -niis
factory trial, lit" 90 the public aSNFE, Guar
ami hest portable light In Il safe berau-e t
Gr frouI t nsv properties. II i eli because the
cost ~ hpurs less than Nnf nt Il istHs best c~ca
h. sual'rtigup viii burn brilliant with steady Aamr
rs.ts wf'ipit re Ing nrtrn nd give sufficient
ordinary sized ron, and having purchas-' he
.i-ttp -,1nIature aud sell, confidently
public favor.
PHT siiu Wholesale and Retail House PurnIshIur
stnTsnT J. K DUSiIAM c.
ian 10 NJ. IT'S, Main St. Nheelin ., Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
j. S FORBS,

=, IEEL >nI6ts.-Ntrs saYSs-Ss w4ieh Fp-as skirts,
y eoIarrd and white, bath Ladies INSECT
eesvrd y t-psil HARSH TAYLOR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
FARE as NV y nv NV OTHER RoUI

he particular anu ask for Tickets via. the c. W
short Line Haii Road
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

FOR THROUGH u = amt Information, -nInire
=, tr Al Oao rierG ounce, In The Sprsg HJuse, IN Water
street, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

This route passes lhrai-h \. LrXnsion' Lane1ter c,
Wilmington and MaTTOH-tlr tlSie@'
ana most beautiful pirt of Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
New System.

ctvh ts equivalent. also chang long avs
short aud IN clio Ing stock 81 h.
Cffts and viii sell
less u 1rutrr ricr- Should dSgHt Whist
sAv. Hng1t NJ Wash. iiail sou will be al
once satisfied sc INST hat saV.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

L'c4 throCiI purchased the TIrnuI
nc tn line; also At the uaiOu Ticket once, opposite
he l-ver. whr-lins, Va
>tpyrin' endHHt's tiice, c 4 q Y x, JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland, MAy s, 1883 mvi1 ~ =.
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GEORGETOWN.
Cerrsspsndsnes Of The Stsr.
6xoparrovN Dec % 1883

0kOk0kfoWN. Ice u tooo
We have heard Of several Instances recen,lv Of
ladies unattended by gentlemen being insulted
by unprincipled bipeds while riding in the
Union line omnibuses. The Ant case we heard
Of wss that Of q married lady; and IL all her sex
would actWith the same mounf of fortitude and
hersism, The unprineipled cswardly creatures
'wao eonmh these Offences would yery soon be
very properly pulled the strap OF the coach and
complained to the driver, who promptly elected
the puppy. The next case we heard OF was
The last and most outrag eous case happened
few days ago. Two Young ladies Of high stand
ing, residing In orr city, bad occasion to 20 over
to Washington. and, on their return, got into
coach near the Capitol, and, on their way up the
avenue, they were so repeatedly epd grossly In
suited by couple of dirty scoundrels that they
were compelled, when opposite Willards' otel,
10 leave the stage and come home on foot.
We admOnish the parties who committed this
last ouence that they are marked. and that they
may vet learn that neither their hne trappIngs
nor position can shield them from the punish
ment their corduct merits. We now advise every
female TO whom these villains may Offer the
insult In the future stop the Goa i'm.
mediateiy and complain TO the driver, and we
will guarantee that the party Offering il meets
with a prompt and speedy ejeciment IL not
further punishment, at the hands Of the driver
The Potomac Light Infantry, Capt. J. McHen-
from Prof Lawrence to attend th. concert at
Pompesn Hall in body and In fuil uniform on
Thursday night. % .-f
Thenist cargo Of coal from the nj id land Mines
reached our city Yesterday, consigned to Mr.
Ray. Ii was brought down on boaCd the boat
Luman. Capt. III Kennelle.
hyou want the weed (tobacco) in any shape OF
form whatever, for either chewing, snurfng or
smoking, go to Wallace on High street His
stock cannot be beat by any other In the District
either In quantity or superiority Of quality. For
rich dress goods, embroideriss. sh avis, IN a word
anything in the way Of staple or fancy DRY goods
at cost, go to John III SmOOt's Bridge street eu.-
porium. For handsome gift and other useful
books, go TO Miss Mary Thomas, High street.
Foo toys, carpets, &c, go to w r Hurdle. For
apples. go to Clabaugh; and for the pure apple
Juice (c der } the only kind suitable for mince
pies, 20 to Army Sbinn.
The canal boat of w. III Edes, Esq was rob.
bed on day night while lying at a liver
wharf, Of some nine or ten barrels OF -four No
clue has as yet been had 10 the thief or thieves
The general pression is that IL was taken by
some river thieves.
Pork continues to come in quite freely, and Is
selling readily from boats and wagons at 60 50;
from stores SO 75aS7.
There is nothing Of moment doing in the -four
market, and no change in prices. Wheat dull;
good red 81 1saSI 20, white 81 2oasI 25-saIes
yesterday Of 900 bushels white at 81 q No
corn offering. Considerable sales Of roll butter
from wagons ut s22aSz3. g
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IL The U. 5. steamer Arctic, from this city,
has arrived at Pensacola, having on board the
following officers Of the Paraguay expedition,
who have been detailed for the chartered stea mer
Mefacomet: Commander, William II Macomb :;
L!eutenants, s. II. Moore, r Fairfax, and Gree n
leaf CilleY. The Metacomet had also arrived
from New Orleans, and would be ready for sea
In two weeks. As soon as the Arctic would have
discharged Ter passengers and some naval re-
quisites for the Yard, she would return to the
federal capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

ANOTHER BRIeHAM.-The Monmouth m. }
Democrat, says that a man, calling himself Brig
ham Young, Jr has established himself in Ocean
county, and called his place "New Utah, or
Little Salt Lake" He has also induced three
silly women to join him, as starting point in
his stock Of wives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

RxMovAL OF THE NEW YoRK QUARANTINE.
Gov. King, was In New York city, Yesterday, and
gave a very decided opinion In favor OF the re-
moval Of the Quarantine from Staten Island. He
stated that United States engineer has surveyed
Orchard shosl, (ahout three miles south Of The
Nsnows, yand win report next week upon theex.
pesse Of buildins an islsnd there and placing
hospitable buildings upon 1t. The report, itts
said, will be hvorable, end II 20, the Governor
ard comptrolsr, who are authorizeA by law 70
do %, will provide the ways and means to COM
mence the work at once. The Legislature placed
si5o,oOo for this purpose, $1,000 of which has
been expended and wasted on the west side CT
Staten Island, leaving 500 OCo FOR the purpose OF
removing the Quarantine. .-, -s~,-t.-r-
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DIGSirIED-The Syracuse Journal, wishing
to tell the editor Of the Albany Knic kerboc ker
that he lies, avoids that vugaritv Gy the severer
method OF Scriptural reference, and assures the
Albany man that che is perfectly well aware
that he Is guilty Of the sin for which Ananias
was struck down by an Indignant Deity" TO-
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NV T. DOVE & CO

Nv T. DOVE & CO
Sih Sc. a Jet doors north Of Pa. er
Deg rave 10 announce 10 tee a. yeas of MAST
lngton that they nov prepared 70 eIecuts A.,
1Sefs Hnioh they may be fIvorNd with an ne
stSrMS iEG, 6As or STEAM FITTING nj
siNESS- The respective branches will he unc.r
Ie supertslpn Of skllifal warkmeu from the nar;h,
waefe practical rpeTIence has made them faniI aT
win al Inc modern improvements. IN fact, tLeT
nave spared neIthertroublo nor pense 20 procure
We invite particular attention TO our stock 81
CHANDELIERS aid otter GaE Fixtures.
Strlct attention, prompiness IN the execution az
ORDERS ana fair prices induce 20 hope for stare
OF pubiIe pstroaage. de XIV
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ID They have got to arresting boys in Phila-
delphia, for corner lounging. Wouldn't II be a
good idea to Introduce the system into this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

DIvocR APPLIED F0R.-We see BY a legal no.
tfce m The Sandusky Regisser shse NM. Harlow
Case has just applied for divorce from her hus-
band, on the ground of wiiifui absence and total
neglect Of duty for more than three years. Mrs.
C.-woman like-has, no doubt, hoped for long
years that Harlow Case might return aud be ena-
bed to explain satisfactorily, at least, to a for.
giving wife, his criminal desertion ofhis family,
but as bis letter closes the door to all hope ofhis
return, and, more than that, ali hope Of ever
wishing forgiveness for his terrible crime, she
has asked the Court at last to give her legal re-
lease from her base husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

u We are indebted to the publishers for a
copy OF the valuable Evening Journal (Albany,
n. W. Almanac for 1892
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DRUF. q. r. H. LAURENCE mas The pleasure
to announce, tbat, at the request of a lumoer
oil his frieLds, he viii give
MUSICAL, ENTERTI rNMENT

DSOF. u. r. II. LAURENCE mas The peasu
L To announce. tbat, at the request of q IumDer
oil his frIeLds. he viii give
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
At the PoMPEAS HALL, Union Eotel,
Georgetown, ID. c.,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Dec sd
He will be assisted by Prof. MuseRAvR, the emf
nent VIC inctlIst and also by veral ana urea no
nave kindly offered their services.
The programme Will con list of both Vocal and
Instrumental selections, and will emil race the fol
lowing ~
PRoGRAMME.-PARr Fp.r
i' VARIATIONS de Concert (Gullaume TeD Piano
2 TrcI Ms,m.,d ;on: Herr
). Song-As View now these Scsnes so
H., ShaInlns SONIA :bua) Bellini
=. Duet, viollncello and pisno-Carnivaiof
venice PaR4pirl
S Ballad-ketp one KIrd thoush t for Ne Laurence
s. Instrumental
=. SonE.The Trumpet OF the Heart III
8. The Nightingale (Plsna- Fortel - Strstosch
intermission-ten ~ inutes.
PART SECOND.
|. instrumrnta'.
2 Duett-Hsste Crimson Morning Luoia
De lamm rmoorD. .....-.-.......D onizettl
4. lntrodnc on and Brilliant Variations
Co.. ruano, or'e).- -. .-.-.-..-- Laurence
6. Duett-ViolIncelloa and Pi.no n n Iss
!. Sons.Hurrah for the Mighty Ocean. 4 aaTence
:. he W ltch's Dance. Observation-Disclosures W a lace
9. QuaItette-Swett Evening Hour S. Laurence
~ Tickets 50 cents; to he had at the Cru.
Stores of Hessrs. Kdweli nd Cisse Doors nne6
q, Clock; Concert to commence az quarter 20 9
oIook. de ls ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

R0CKING HORSES. sWHEELBARROWS
H sieds, Drums, Guns, Syords, Q, at
- 0|1 b LAMMON DIS, 9TH strest
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BOARDING.

ROARD1NG.-Af family and two single .enils en-
- can be accommodated with good Road and = M
First street, GeorsstOvn. Se 49,
ROAEDISG-Twol large Furnished ROOMS,
- le, with or without BOA X D. an a pTIynte 4, a.,
NY, al SIS street, near lCth. de N y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23
GREAT STOCK OF
~ FINE FOREIGN DOMESTIC
GROCERIES. FRUITS, WINES,
LIQUORS.

PuRcHAsED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
HOLIDAYS AND WINTER TRADE.
| BARBOUR SEMMES beg 10 saw 70 ,bsi,
el, ana ne PUBLIC OF Washington and adjacsn:
now ts IN STORE one Of the largest and most select
Groceries, Wines, Teas, Liquors, Frm,ts. DC.
ever offered this city, TO hch they invite speciaI
attention. We name, in part
Isl halt chests Imp; G r., Y. H., and Blk Tea.
poAes prime Goshen Cheese
6, kegs prime Goshen Butter, selected
iO.oeo pounds euckwhset
Ddd els taa dkFF ons sp% es4 slsa,
$50 dozen Rrooms, AL kn dis 'utA'
20 DO Covered Buckets
i775 3 DO DO Rad ss.ts > Hoop 81 t Buckets
3 DO DO Ss;s Ms,1ss
Ropes in Dozens and Coils
200 dozen BsbbIIt Yea I Powder
. boxes Go soap do
,b fsam f faTa Specs all kinds ground grain
as fTS . eGsi, .I InasS and Fig Blue
ls5whole, and \ boxes kaisias
10 bales Sen shelled AID Sic, Almonds
P, rsrnIeh'l nslish aLd Am rcan Pickles in gass
,9 IS boxes ,damantne Candles
s &C. &c s ss.F% so,, 90 "anae'
,SS55 DO Fancy Soap. all kind
S kegs Pure Salerstus
InS 10 40 br.ad Soca, saleralus, &c.
g DO Nos large Maetersl
so kits No. Msckerel and Shsd
20 0Oo los Cod and Hake Fish
SsS I ass soSs e AL other SoSd
W. ~ BkRBsS StfeI Z ss ssfMTis!s'
NO.t % a has 4
FomksIHt HOLIDAY o. PREsENTs.-A large s..olt:
sss SiSo cGnf ESs..I a:s SISsss
Neck Ties. Undershirts and Drawers
., AIs0, handsome assortment Dress Goods, con-
SSIik Robes, Black and Colored Silks.
FIIBOd and English Merroos. Altaca..
pe berres Cashmere and De Lain ohes
Together with many other desirable Goods, suit
oo.e iof 40 loay presents, at
a.e-s, NO. 2s Penn. avenue, south side,
9e <<-ot between 9th and 7th streets.
X Riss KRINGLE's HEADQUARTERs i.
oe - .. +s4 Seventh street.
A sEdt.s, HAIR WSRk Rspai5sd, taken ig
MsnnlaOtorI, Pa. sv near ish 81 D'1 daa SIN
- cLock SE WhTRRYYts' AND On
Ga have just received 8 great assort 81
- msnt OF Cheap Il0cks-a rood Clock X3Zf
Tor VI So; also. a great assortment of Gold T.
ana SLver Watches; JewelrI and Fancy Articles:
6Old Chains, Bracelets, lar and FIrger Rnr,.s
handsome set Of Camso or Mosaic far Rins snJ
brsastpin for 81 and every thing else in propor-
ZION. l am selling great bargains at nv stove \
have many goods suitable for Christmas or Wed.
ding gifts. vi "eo
~ Also. Clock and ws'eh mstsr,... Of svs,v
hind' cheap, al j. ROBINSON's,
A. SS rem. avenue, opposite
W q -n- browns Hotel.
- T. i A l. tt CT
a.. NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO, yevslIers
90 n a. 40, doors trest Of Broscas' Hotel
nVte tne attention OF those In search of Presents
~, Tue holidays To their unus uslly laIgs siock Of
Ware. Pa sisss s;a SeTs.n. Watches hns silver
me above have be en- select ed with special visv
10 tue Holiday trade. and will be fund 10 emlrscs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23
GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTS,
OrFoR OTHER GEORsKrowN ADyEk1IsExrxrs
SEE FOURTH PACE.

PAGE.
%LECTURE- The third Leo ure Of the se.
uS Tles Will be delivered in the M etho list Prot
esiant Churoh, 6eorgetosn, ID. C., TN THURS
DAY EVENlNG, the 2Sd instant. commencing at
So'ciook, by T.. fEATEs REESE, ID. ID, 81 Bait
more. Subject: ~Che Laurel OF Eng land and A
ired Tenny son." This lecture has re cerved tie
highest enoomlums from tie press of Baltimore ana
Alexar dra, where it has been delivered TO large au-
dleaces Alter this lecture they will be discsutIn
ued until the LIST Thursday in January, 1873.
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Split or THE MORNING Pr Ess

The Union treats of +" The Monroe Doctrine
and the Opposition Press" and s',The Law and
the Slave Traders.n In the latter article it
deprecates the course of the South in permitting
the importation of wild Africans contrary to
law and morality. ... g. -,
The htsfiigsncsr treats of 90 The Defective
Elective Returns in New York" and is de-
voted TO Congressional proceedings and news.
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NOTICE OF THsk l DisCdNrINUANcE OF

NorIcE OF rHsN Bi SCI ov
The platte" AND CHARLTON" DIsTRIcTs. THE
OFF, Is FOR WHICH ARE AT PLATTsBURG AVN Nj
Ian MISSOURI, AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENJRJEs
OF LAND rhEREIN.
Not ZOE Is hereby given that. IN pursuance of law
~ view OF the fact that the unsold lands IN tbe
rate" and "Cha,iton districts" in Missouri
ore sGuced below one hundred tn u 81 nd acres IN
each 9istrict the Secretary of the Interior mas d.
teciea me oscoptlnuance OF said districts and that
ne heretofore subject to sale and entry at he
omces AT LAT SURG ana MILAN he immad afsly
WI harswn, and made again subject to sale and en-
Try a. BONNEVILLE. IN said State, from AMI n re.
the 3lst day ~ Mdrch merit, prior 10 which iius nn
appiJstio Will be eceved al the discontnned Of
hoes, or entries permitted, except in eonsTmattar
eTisting pre-smPtt0s claims
All persons entitled to Pa TENTS at eithey or the
othces at LATTsBURG or MILAN are I'd 70
call for the same on or before The Sst day of Mare6
next, as az Alter thar Gate thsy will be transmit ed
to bonneville for deivery. Patents are deiirsrsd
free Of charse.
Given under my hand At the ofy Of w ashinstor,
~-.i THOS. A. HENDR iCRS
de % w6w =. - 'Se'
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e. u U NJ A M KET
ri, rs ST. rssesved another lot of Prime VERMONT
would Also call the attention ofthe citizen. If
m.s TO our large stock Of subs "a. al Cbri.t
ma MAI.LARO 4 DUVAI
m min, r,1,, Y, MARKET Will DO open on Christina
Dc - solJaal
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THE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
Il oP.THE
Montgomery Guards,
I'm TUESnAN FVENrNC g., a. a

The Montgomery Guards beg leave 70 spuorra,
to their friends Of Washing ton and Gtoree- a
town that they wal give their Seventh nnual "a
Ball on the Evening Of the eth OF January, IN
lsS. 1t the ASSEMBLY Moons. Louuians
avenue
The Committee OF Arrangements pledge them
selves that they viii spare Pairs 10 make tb, a.
agreeable 10 al ho may patronse them as any thew
have heretofors given.
Espnta's Band is engaged for the occasion
Refreshments and Supper will be furnished BY en-
experienced ar q SECULAR czterer.
No hats will be worn m tine Ia Il room ex,sot
those worn by the military.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. admitting q gentleman
and ladies.
Committee Of Arrongensnts.
Capt. Key, Lieut. Al oElhane
Lieut. l.angron, Lieut. Keleher,
sast Moore. Private Cauthlin,
de 18th Quart Mast. M.hsr
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ECONOMY OF MONEY MONEY, TINE, AND La
afhs yrNA FIRE NM kiNi,,ING !, ,o,., .o,
tanning klralink for SIXTY fres. wocd or GOAL, for
sale AT the Factory OF
Eyl -TDs z BALDWIN BROTHERS,
corner lstald d streets.
shee % cents per oox. dc 20-lg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

HO FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
Can a. MhS. JONES, SO f. street, and purchase
4 = 80 I; COLLAR and SLEEVES.
- - ~ ~ On EsS. or somethinS to the amount a.
wood sy's perfect ikenesses. as q present. C,,ns
ea,S. as the Gallery IL crowded nearly ali day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

nR.COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ FOR tNFLAMMATORY DISEASES Only
NeU Med1eaI Salt Netc MEDICAL Sab,
Ir Is NOT A CURE ALL.
FOX INFL AMMATORY DISEASES ONLY
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WANTS.

WANTS.
WANTED.Bya respectable young Won ar.
w SITUATION as Nuue ard Seams,ress or
Cnamo.rmald. Ad6ress Box No. q ssu Once IL
WANTED-Clo'h Rags. Soft WOODEN R..,
Cotton kars; $50, Brass. Cope, Pewter,
aho irof Tor WHICH tie highest each pncss VIII be
paid. AZ No. s. Lee
CHARLES E. SAVAGE,
Ge.-Im Baltimore, Nd.
~ An iLE-Bya young Lady. q - TUATfON
w 10 do Chsabsrvork and Sewing. Good ref
Sence 5iVen Inquire n NO $50 9th street, between
V anu n. de 2-S'
WANTED-A WOMAN 10 do the WORK OF
w smAI lam ly. A slave preferred. Must come
Weu recommended. Inquire At this ofhcs.
WANTED--Nesr The city, a COLONEL wO-
An, tflave from the country preferred One
Sn VIZ .noerstands PAIN cooking. washing. ironlLs.
snS senertI houss work, snd Is good servant, can
nno EMPLOY em By the wear and LIBERAL vases Adj
dress y. Box 266 Post Once. de IT-Ivs
WANnED-by young Man, q SITUATION
" as DO keeper or Clerk with some hOuse
who REQUIRE the whole time and atren: iOn and car
appreciate The services of energetic aud coupe-
ny. Ssntle men wIshIns an interview viii d ca Sc
aoaless bookrteeper." care Of Major n. Percy
WhNTS.-Ihe proprietor VI the Inte!lrepos
n omee enu House Agency. Sll G strest, orrsr
nes respirinz competent Servants Of good charsn-
LeI: w Mted, now, several good Cooks, Chamber
"aos, WATERS, Drivers, and Farm HAnds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

r. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
SHINA VASES, Cups and Saucers, Coloyns
bottles, Gad Cases, Cases of Scissors Silver Emit
Knives, Ihimsles, Jewel Boxes, Party Fans Shell
Combs, Hair brushes, Thermometers, HACK gan
mon Boxes, Chess Men, Dorninoes, Baskets, ~ ork
: ands. Writing Desks. &c. The great place for
go Seventh street. above Odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

THE NATIONAL GUARD WILL GIVE A
Il GRAND SORFE a
At ISLAND HALL. on WEDNESDAY EVE -
NM, Dec. %. 1853. ~
Particulars In a future advertisement. q
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0@t ESTivA L-Ths Sabbath School of the
~ Assembly's Church will hold a = stivai his
De -er Der 2st. at O'Clock. and TO continue eyery
esenlng during the week, n their Rooms At The
Church, corner Of Massach useits avenue and 5tS
street north. Abundance 10 cents. Children under
Id years Of ages cents. The public are invited
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
JOSIAH MILLER,

SEETNG that we nre about to have legal
- authority established in Kanzss an.
nounces that he will attend TO all business.
pertaining to the profession Of the law.
Settling here in August, 1854, and being.
editor Of the "Kahzls Free State" which
was destroyed in Lawrcnce, May 2lst,
1856, ho is we'll posted as to the best
places for investing money on speculation,
and as to the truo condition Of maay coHs
tested claim cases, and will faithfully at-
tend 10 any business Of that kind. VA.
N. b, That his Off 0 fJodgc Of Probate
docs not prevent him practising mall other
courts Of KanEas, and also gives him nu-
thority to administer oaths, take deposi.
tions, acknowledgment Of deeds, and other
instru ments ofwriting. satN sfi,
~ A number Of l6O-acre warrants, low
for cash or on Time. N'eNH
Office ~ Massachusetts street. opposite
Expross office, Lawrence, X. 4. l2lf
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
LAWRENCE, FoREvERi

DOUBTLESS MINNE0LA possesses
~ numerous advantages for the location
Of the Capital Of Kanzas; but whether you
believe il or not, my store in Laurence cost
more than I'll the buildings in Minneola
put togethef tits
SIXTY FEET LONGl
Twenty-Five feet wide, and three stories
high. The walls are built Of solid stone,
and the front is ofbrick. 1t cost CHEAP"
Of money, and in order to pay for it, l shall
be obliged to sell a." rigAt smart chance" Of
Goods. Therefore, good people of
PRAIRIE CIT
And neighborhood, when you visit Law
renee, just drop. in and deposit with my
clerk a few of your "
SHINING GOLD DoLLARSI
And shall be excessively obliged to you.
My stock consists Of euerything a man
,oantS to cat together with great variety
of notions in the
GROCERY LINE,
Not usually kept in Kanzas stores
Also
I have opened a RESTAURANT, where
.,F WARM MEALS
eau be obtained at all hours Of the day, for
the moderate sum of 25 GENTS. Also
HOT OYSTERSl
At all hours of the day and evening, for
25 CENTS A PLATE.
~ No charge for showing the premises
to all honest people.
CHAS. STEARNS,
l4ly 25 Mass st.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
l. A w 0 n r 1 q u. .
JOHN M. COE,

Attorney at Law and Notary Public
WILL be always found in his Office fol
w business, and may be consulted in
my department of his profession !. but will
devote himself especially to the following
special branches
!, To tho preparation Of every kind ol
Conveyance or instrument affecting real
estate; aud to the determination, by suit o.
otherwise, Of contested titles TO Town Lots,
of land in LaNrerce or elsewhere. w
2. To disputed Claims IN the Land
Offices, and in the General Office ut
Washington.
3. TO the preparation of all papers and
proceedings in the collection Of Claims,
and the settlement Of estates, and the
bringing Of suits in the Probate Court for
Douglas aud other counties. l26