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lhNE OF TIE BEST Pt'EGAlINE AND lIN tk ME-
~ pICINls nov before 'L' ,nn.ic namely d.. S"".
io'd'- In, is"r"i"r' or i'rr "a", .an ma . ", n
mcdI, me known Il - MOI Only n 'aih@rr' o" Lfr
remedy. acting n'st on III" iir'r /" "r as mIn @ ma.
ter then stomach and t"wcs OF! that mat
thus accomplishing 'wo purpose ,ir'tua'!. ".ln"n
- C,nhar,i II sire e'hrns = stS',m at the
saiue tim. purgc- when taken daily in mod
- doscs viii strengthen aud bnii np win "h"S""
DR.. sn,, ,for.i'. sn,ixorn,or Is compounded en-
- iircly articles oi m' dia"c namely, 3nms
some strength Of lhe,e gains may BE- formed
tniu AZ m n,h strength hundted doses ot Calem"l
without of i- -i"l"ter'o"s "h''s n, A.,
~ Though possessing mc, 'nai powers 'h"s" iums
- but h,tlc known to h' Tc'shs and nrv"' used
their prescriptions Until used IN the farm ot III" i"ris'
= ya,or whn unprcc ced'ntcd s''"c'H As to
induce proprietor otor as family medicine Tried
~ Lrr Con, paiuts IN ,hr'r worst i"r"s
smasus sii q" heing caused II, a deran ed L"o "'m
- ed when u ~ Liver itrd to action.
JRunsIisc caused by in, r"prr action II tho LT
- y and AZ r oof tat the relieves ,iS dis
ensc let any ,r.utlci viii Juuilc. take III" ln,g"
rato reg uarty week and 'l"r skin VIII begin l" as
- sumo its original cnl"i , ,-
Io.si vrmc-- permanently cured by the in'ig'
orator. Take IN small doses "n ro'rinr ana IT. ASSISTS
nature in her operations hy gradually diminishing hr
dose howc- lct in healthy and active state and
~ sncL iIrm.,nrhr /. very relieved by taking
double The inrRpr0tr, ~hnh c"fces all a'idii!
and OF the stomach
=, For al os er loaded stomach has equal oS rcir.'r
- all or uneasy t"e"s after ga nk h'ari.y or
family ljttne generally, ali WIN use II speak III inc
- highest terirs
Dr. IN Affords I",igo,"ior came 10 US rer"m.
mondei for i..''r Complaints. and Al, diseases
Diseased Liver The testimonials o $" ma
% ~ phy.iclas In its iavr induced uS In Try H. hhd
wcoI wi tha uf greatest b'
Dl spep, snr II made complete thr"
before he bottle taken and now We IAN cat
apythi trouble whir heof" nothing but
Va food
- Now v.ha, t" /" all our r'aders Is L'rcr
Comp a'a' or by1P'a "u'' .'n 10 no. A' l" Try '"''
- the gr eat.At remedy ~ the wnrid --Ndn Fd't
We take intnlir pleasure in recommending ihs n'di
cine a, "A rrry, we for Fever RHd 4 x0r. tbiil fe-
~ RS nd ali fcSer> ot "A Billions type. H"P'r
ith certainty tnsAnG, are wiling t" tthtiy '
its uhcIrnl virtues
: The re J. as never iuel in fam'y remedy
hct With suc, uHh"und"d sucrcsS 80 the cure
dis nciirn rliloT A. Dr AAnfOrd'H uh-
Tor; alone I-ea>'s oi children TINT
Tor I act tS nfttIi' uIldy AMI gently
thr system 80 thoroughly that we
hnb u -rrvi'o 10 al M advising them wh' u
they mrlcinr tutty thsf remedy lh~Ir are cases
hnN ? mn LEI n"'r where great h"heh has
diseases =" H." Liver, stomach hhd How
" all other remedies t, ii l'ht II has
nir usrfn In fanny iha VIII not b" with
out it, .Idrtsonriis, Ala Rq"'biicnH
Ftk MOI TIE
SANFORD d CO, Proyr ot"rS, 80 broadway, New rk
ang !. tim
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Tho Greatest River of tho Old World.

| l., H., snu'"'"r,, r".,;yoI Lv ~, Ins, En,,l;sh
mail 'c ,,," nr,,;sb ,rs,,v ,;,h ch;na (which
| nn,,,r. q, h.yo hoo, s;noJ ~, thu o,,h of .Junc)
,'n - ,hn ,,,s .',n,.JnJ Ly ,ho Ch;nc.c s,,tcI
,'I,n ,l'. c.n na,,,,o,;,,,, IF ,hn Yonn',..lan,,
Tl;~ ,;vnr ~ mn, nn7y nn. If thc m,st hill,
c,,,nr.. IN ,Ln gengr,uhv nc t,hinn--t is also +,
r;,', "a t.o,,ro T., ,h,, E,., history nnl nrcsc,,
.n.,,I r'nI;,n IF ,hn, ,n,,ntrv II is IN, lonycst
,;,nr ,,r,h. olJ Viii vL;le IN ,ho Nav WmlJ
,h.r, 'rn n,Iy ,,n ,hn, ,nlc nrcrcdcnc, IF II
,h. Amen and RI. W,..;..;,n; md those only
i, ,I'"s;,I 49,, IN n L;.,,,;ral "r crnnon,;c.
n';n, nT Wow rnr Will, rho Ynpy.,sc k;any
nnws l,te ,h,m ,hronrh , valley IF y,st cx,cnt nn5
C.r,,l,,y !, con hmst wLnt thcv cannot nm i'm
m,e,,,r ,,o,ln,;on ON IT,. lnnka mi. river i. com
,,,.J =, a,. q .o,rco ,f . soD m,lcs and il servcs
- n, eminent do ,r.a n,, nnl, G,r nnyiyut;on but
Gar ,,h,t IN ,L,, Climate il .ill moro ,mnortnnt Gnr
r,,.,,;,,, .l.,, TLc ,,, osrc,,I. ;,s rhann,l for
loo miIns and far half that d;stan,c n. h;rh nm ns
NuL; :, ,,ns c,nIIy III, E,,L.,, in ,h.,r f,r,n.r
NIX rI,;n, na,;,ahIo far .h;n..nribe l;no =
rhc yas, ,,,an vntcrrJ hy mi. river cx,ru1inr
na., and ,,a., ,lnn, no,riv ,bc .,mc l,t;tudrs in
which lics Ecvut + with thc MD ny rrirntou re
marl,,L, ,er,,,r. Iike ihe ynllsv or ,bc Uanycs
!. !. an,,aliv sn;,.d tn tho nrnJnci,n of r;cc md
Loat 'aI ,o. ,,. .,,.s fr,,,, ,hn ,,r;n,;,ol GnoJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04
lpnu1LUANT Ann CUEAP I.IGuT.-C.

. FuRNITURE! .FuRNIrURE!:
Grateful for past fAvor~ ths subs, rbss would
return his thAnks to his friends and the pub
lilo senesaly, and Inform thsm that he
has hand tand constantly adding thereo) large
sortmeni Of Elegant Furntnr~ BY skfu
Of tho best material hnshsd In the moan
sralc manner His Stock embraces every article usutffy
ten up In the most extensive manufactures n
lie socitsa call from those wishing chase feeling
surcd that he and will satisfaction In regard both
price and quality oi work.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses alw avs hand.
EDWARD J. FOLKEs.
Wareroons and Mandatory, doors below Iberty wars
house iaut dkctsN
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rHPRESS SHINtsLEs.-s0hv ,press Shingles
W 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON, LANFORD & CO.. Canal
mar a6- Lsngh0rne's
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say- IN WANT OF MONEY. -eas

yUNur time settling having come We most respectfully
request thosr indebtrd Ia I" rome forward ana sei"
their hos claims against Us VIII paS
t,l wh 10 nh have all pa'u
10 si> munihs 1T January ana
LIST july as " do siinilN n sN months husin'Ss
Thos. u wiI plea" attend '"thT
request exceedingly cnirn Tor ns /" SEE them
Come one nd a and srl,l, aud much obige
y .D,s } MAT liilAS \ co
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ARD.-A lot Of nice Leaf Lard, fer sslr ~
Ia wholesale and retail by SHEARER 90.
je22.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

r YNClIBURi, August f1TH,SJs.-l
IL Just opened,
100 Prs French KID Slippers with heels a 81 so worth 20
loo % ".e'A '"''f' ''"'''' at At % % IS
Call soon for bar gains JOHN ABAAIIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

1EOn SACKS MARSHALL. SALT, di
eDUvy rect importation, In James River and W Ill
be up in a few days For sale low by A. 3 LEE
ms "a I. Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

MACHINES from nrw patterns are proving themselves
yietoripus "A. wi he ( ON the il"wng;
WIIIlTEMoRE a JOSIlN.
This 10 certify thai have ot WH1TTkM9Ht jos
lISs TIIPESHING MACHINES and can recommend tlrcm
10 the machines and also
them that want al Mschin have tc"n IN
III. business several yeats and they ta exceed
any mae Inr that had since have been In the rcsh
ng business s"MIf ID PA1lEhSoN
Bid, 1859 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

II floating ball or knucke washing machine-lIoin
mschine has received the highest premiuns
Virginia and Fairs and all other Fairs where
has In this machine clothes ashet clean
e cheaper quicker and with less and than BY
it simple la its operation that child
work itand 1t In not ali liaie Of
order ho sh time aud labor In this tedious
and trying uhough absolutely donestic operation
will please call and examine for tbs mseyes For sale by
septs dim q. w. TROTT, Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

AyOTlCE.-As - meeting Sf the % GA I'd OF Ds-
rrcturs Virginia and ennes--c Railroad Company
office o the &, mpany in III. city "fIynchburg
the l7h Of January s7 the following resolutions
adopted -
notion Ror.d That from and after the frstd day ofFeb
the Virginia aud Tennessee kairoRd Company i'll
pay Tor running this road unless
be clearly such stck Killed In eonsequc
negligence of the mployeel Of this
Company.
Rsopd That all claims against this Company foi loss Of
damage goods produce 81 lie presented within thirty
days articles have been delivered
A Copy from the rnlnu'a
apl23t. WM II HUGHES srcy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

UDURE TANNER'a OlG.-W~ have n lot Of
II very superior Tanners OH which warrant ~
pure We will sell by tho gallon or barrel
n.u,4.,s J. H. THOMPSON q CO, Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

B this at and weakness of the or
arr. .,,,y cur, d. and fi viRor restored Thousands
most nervous deiated, ho had lost all hopehave
en- m uedfately relieved. All mpedmcnts To Marriage,
p ", al or Mental Disqualification Nervous lrritabity,
r. mt R and Wcakness exhaustion of the most fearful
L =, sne.IIlI cured Dy Doctor Junston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

r. Ther. are many ignorant and worthless Quncks
Iy Using tirmsevesa Physicians and copying DR. JOHN
80. semeuts Shoe Mend,rs Boot BSks Lamp Trim
&c. Parp and Contmptibie Imita,or whose lives instead
a q tl Noble Science Medicine have been spent in the
nnst niu Cspacty styling themselves Regularly Edn
ana Iu.caHs imposing upon the perenced and
.g trtng with running the health of all unfortunate
their that DR. Johnston deems necessary
say O. oeraly to anted with his reputation
Il IN. diplomas always hang in his office
Ii,S RENEDIE and treatment entirely unknown to
a ,her, prepared life spent in the great hospitals
N iu" aud ;, first this country and more extensive
,rutc than other physician in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

IN a T. I. o W.-2 eco pSanAs Tall0w - eoa.
IL sgnment-which will sell low 70 closs.
sept1zts AMnROSE b kUCk1E
Il RANTED TO CONTAIN NO ARSENIC.-A snpplyo
this Justly popular remedy for the diseases OF hos re-
ceived and for sale by W. A. STROTHER GD.
rSys Rem copy f7t2
EOR THE Z. % X s.-A small lea ~ yesy
d beautfui Lhosraphs for Grecisn Paintings lnsersess4
Come soon and get the drst choice. -. .....s.A
sept15ts n o NOLy-.
M fNFln UUaHBga WnEAJ WANT.
lUOsVUO ED-Ns will pay the lisAsss .ash.s
price for ali white wheat brouGAt 70 u o
ke Persons having sale would Do we'll % - -
fore selling. Bags furnished upon the usssi sssmA
ausaN CANT saT1o . "
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sKY-LIoHT PICTURES

SKY-LIGHT PICTURES
'fon
20 CENTS.
I'm ACCOUNT "i the great demand for CHEAP PfcruRFs
~ the susch.r have reduced the price OF h. elegant
SKY LIGHT AMBkOTYPES aud MELAINOTSPLS to III
and 81 IA Gents, Including handsome CASE
fine Of bc,utit Fancy Cas- s. Breast. Pins
Lockets. &c, always On hand Now Ia the tIne Come
come all
l-1y- Operating hours from 7 A NJ till7P.M
n. y. TANNER a co Main St,
iy 1918 : doors from Brihgcst
VXynEAT DKI IuI.S.-Wr have new hand
w Bickfoid Hnfmans and other celebrated W HEAT
DRILLS For sale by WHIrTEMOkE JOSH
aug l4.s
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wzoLpsXip a "; &; &A;HD L; KsrAtI Z: HOdhkIpceu Odhkpceu g
rowm,ssuoNH HT1 MERCHANTS. az

LYNCHBURG, VA
TuAyE constantly hard large and well selected stock
Of GROCERIES, 10 which they invite the attention OF
trading this feeling confident that any one
who will give them call Will be pleased win Qushy ana
price of Goods.
A large stock Of LIQUORS constantly ON haod- -
Particular attention paid to CoSSHiSMENTB.
r.Ss Our house Is the MURRELL STRAT.
Tons and nearly opposite NOWLIN ALExANDERT
Give q call. JOHN w. HOLT, ~
10 o6ts JAMES r. HOLT,
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Member q, tho Royal College of SURGEONS London Graduate
r, nm. of me most emrnt Colleges of the United StateA,
,ta p,.s,er mart of been spent in the first
II mag a. Io,aou Pbfade'rhia and elsewhere, has
I'd srn,e of the astonishing cures that were ever
iauv n ubod with in the head and ears when
i.op kr. lrug alarmed at sudden sounds,
wit hiu-hnR attended sometimes
-. ,, A. ,,ngn,rs AZ of mind cured Immediately
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rP' Sold by A. S. ENGLEDovE, dealer in Fancy Goods,
Bonnets &c. tynchburg,va mar 30ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09
PERSONAL.

"a: T. de Irisarri, of New York, is at the
National.
Joseph l.. White, of New York, is a,
Browns Hotel
MADAME de Wilhorst, child and servants,
arrived in the Arapo
Miss Lander, the gifted artist, intends to
SAIL tof ltaiY the present month
....The Chevaler Wikoff was 10 leave Soutb
18th uit. ''"'' ''' INC
-. X h; Brown has lately completed a bust
a bust Of Gen. Scott :" '''o"ei
- George w Curtis, says the Boston Trans.
cnPt Is engaged In writing an histor icaI account
OF the Hudson river.
- Hon. Jefferson Davis Is now I'm Ro.ton
mis- Visit In Maine has proved beneficial 10 hts
health He is TO address the citizens Of Bo.ton
IN aheulI Halb on the nth inst
MY. John Vandenhoff Is shortly to reapp
on, On IN. boards Of the Theaire Royal, Liyerpool
90 years ago NC Ni"ue MS oeout
III resident Van Buren, arrived in Ox,ys
u.s. az the close oftheterribie storm M FrId.v
emu eitel visiting the State Fair wen, 20 - ~,
banks Of The Owasco i' nome on the
lissier and Mile de Ia Paniegs hs,s ssIsnai re-
ns1fd IN the First Arrondixsement -, pp ao
me Vofumfnous titles Of the Duke a gprs h-sS
even names with which the bride elcct w. t
'"'eo oy her bapiismal sponsors -
,,'nIrne Boston Courier is Authorized 10 .,,,.
thai Is instructed by his legal counsel
60 ~. me eontract In writing vbie ~ -
!tfsd 10 n the Resolutions of ~. n.s"u w. re-
1e IS entitled TO tue charge OF the nS1.,
~no,-.s which he now IA. ~ ,L..sSSy
:, ~. VIII ee produced at the t,,si =, - We
a~aiting from the Trustees. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

THE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE.-Dwing to the
storm but little was doing yesterday around the
ruins Of the Palace. A box of jewelry, contain
ing about 81 COO worth of jeweIry, belonging TO
Tiffany Il Co., was found in the morning, and
returned to the owners
The City authorities have taken possession of
the Crystal Palace grounds, from which all per-
sons will be excluded until the towers are pulled
down so as to make it safe to dig in the ruins
Meetings were held yesterday by the exhibitions
at the late Fair, and by the Board of Managers
of the American Institute, at which it was deci-
ded to continue the exhibition provided a suita-
bic building could be procured. The American
Institute have voted reward of 5000 for the
detection Of the incendiarY who set fire to the
Palace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

STATISTICS OF ODD FELLowsHIr-Tbe follow
Ing statistics in relation to the Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows in the United States have been
carefully revised from Official sources and, show
Ing as they do the work of the great fraternity for
the year ending June 30, 1858, will doubtless com
mand attention, especially on the part Of members
of the Order:
Number OF Lodges within the Jurisdiction o<
the order, which includes all the States and Ter
ntores OF the Union, the District of CoIumbi,
Nova Scotia, Canada West, Sandwich Islands
&c 3y39O' number Of limitations, Is $40; number
OF deaths, l,739. number of members I76 ZOO:
NUMBER OF members relieved, y. Isl; widowed
families relieved, 2.765; amount paid for the re-
hef OF members, S29i -992 OIL: amount paid for the
relief OF families 500 Ola 55; amount paid for the
education Of orphans. SII ,2S7 Oe; amount maid for
the burial Of dead, S67 ,36i 20; amount of annual
IecelPts, s223,oo5 %. The sum total of appropria
Mons ior members, widows and orpbans Ia
S4+O.aoS.S2 Statistics of Encampu,ents the
hlgnef branch Of tn: Order: Number Of Encsmn
ments, ooli number Of limitations, 2 7a5: nnmhe,
OF deaths, S2tli number Of members % 3Io- num
Der OF patTlarchs relieved, 9G2: number ~
WIDOWS relieved, 90; amount paid for the relief
ef patriaIchs, 81, III To- amount paid for the re
lief OF widowed families, So III 60; amount naid
for the burial Of the dead SIS 81 "a: amount of
annual receipts, SllU, 1864. Gross amount maid
Tor the relief Of members, (including patriarcbs
widows, orphans, education, and funerals the
muniheent sum Of SAT-, 955 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

SALE OF The COLLINS SrEAMERs-Tae Niear-
aqua Route The Collins steamships Atlantic
and Baltic have been disposed of, it is now cur
Tently said, TO the California and European
Steamship Company, (Yiverton, Randall, Tyson
and Joe White,) TO ply on their Nicaragua route
The price paid for the two vessels was $500, 600
and the terms S20O, go cash and the balance in
time secured by lien upon the steamers
The steamship Atlantic is to be slightly altered
Immediately, to suit the change of route, and
will sail hence for Aspinwall on the 25th inst -
her passengers going by the Panama Railroad, and
connecting at Panama with the steamship Her
mann. The Atlantic will 90 around the Horn
for San Francisco, and, with the Herman, will
constitute the line on the Pacific. The Baltic
will be the only steamer employed on the Allan
tic side for some time. The Washington will not
be used
The nrst trip, via Nicaragua, will be made BY
the Atlantic, leaving San Francisco for San Juan
del sur, to connect with the Baltic on this side
for New York, when the route will be formally
opened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

CouSrERFEITISe-An extraordinary case of
counterfeiting the bills Of the Turkish Bank has
been brought to light in New York A Mrs Sc
vesti arrived at SYRIA a short time since, on her
way from Liverpool to Constantinople. Upon the
examination Of her trunks by tbs officer of Gus
toms, ii was ascertained they had false bottoms
between which were concealed spurious notes on
the Turkish Bank to an immense value Steps
were then taken to find out where The bills were
printed, and the investigation finally resulted in
tracing their manufacture to New York city.
Ii was found that the job had been innocentIy
done by Mr.. Harrison, job printer, who ,houg hi
he was printing labels for some Eastern goods
Had Mrs. Sevesti passed the Custom House guar
dans in safety there is little doubt that he would
soon have Transmitted her Gaines into solid
gold and lived like princess for the balance Of
her DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

The ATLANTIC CABLK-The New York Times
states that the-workmen employed in cutting up
the cable in the machine shop at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, found break a short time since i'm
the communicating copper wire about three
eighths Of an inch long, through which the saw
passed In the solid gutta percha, showing that
the disconnection mnst have occurred during
the process of manufacture, and therefore lead
ing to the very grea, probability that other SINH
lar LESSONS may have occurred in other parts OF
the cable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

GENERAL WINDHAM's DEFENCE OF
~ Cawnpore, VOL, With map, London, lass; 81.
Bonoaers Campaign asainst the Bengal Sepoys,
VOL. with maps, London, 1853: $225. TT. : =.
=, Rifles and How to Use Them. by Hans Rusk,
Victoria Rlfes. vol London, 1858; 82:6a
Smiths Handy Book on the Law of Bills, Chico ues,
Notes, and y Us, London, 1858 81 oents. :,
BUutams AIT Of ExteDEore Speaking, London,
1858; 81 81. = n p. ~. -. :. =" =
A New Dictionary of Quotations, London, 1859 !;
S2.A. ~
sohlesinger's Santerngs about London, IS cents
Dexter's Mineral Substances, u ed in the arts and
manufactures, .ondon 1853. . % - :. :
Williams on the Comba stion of Coal and Proven
ton OF Smoke, London, 1853; 3ii2. . =
Hints on the Culture of Character, London. ls5 !:
SilS. "- ~ q .I"---'7 = '---'-'' = =
RObbins's Cavalry Catechism, els. "a s.s --,. Co.
Memoirs Of VIdoca. Principal gent Of the French
Oc9 - 2 'Ni7.H rye FRANCK TAYJOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

OUELING-ELIGIBILITY TO oFFIcE.-Attorney
General Wharton, of Mississippi, has decided
that connection with duel, either principal
or second, is no bar to eligibility TO Office in
Mississippi, except upon Indictment and convic-
tion. Decision is made on the case of Judge
Hancock. of the Eighth circuit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

ID NOTICE. -.. r-...
Il ERSONS indebted to me whether in judgmen. .
notes, or open accounts of s. and ears standing
are requested to settle their accounts within one
month from this day, unpaid n 200 - = -
Accounts will then be ex pos ed in NV show window
TO be sold to the Lighes bidder. p = -. - -
Also, having received supply of first class Goods
Tor gentlemen's wear, OF Frenoh and English manu-
facture, will sell cheap only for cssh.
w. PETERSEN,
90 9 cow l61s Pa ay.. bet. Sd and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09
The Intelkigeneer says

IL There is no change whatever In The cleo
trical indications Of the Atlantic cable, says q
dispatch from Trinity Bay on the 9Th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

GOVERNOR OF NEBRASKA-The New York
News says that papers received from Nebras.
ka contain the information that petitions are
in circulation there soliciting the President to
appoint the Hon. Sanford E. Church, the pres
ent Comptroller of New York, Governor of Ne
braska.
The CONTEST IN New YoRK-Our private
advices from New York satisfy us that the
Democracy will undou btedly elect their candi.
date, the Hon. Amasa Parker, in the approach
ing Gubernatorial election. We beg the reader
to note this prophecy of ours az.
RETURN Secretary Thompson has returned
from his brief visit to Philadelphia, and was at
bis post in the Interior Department yesterday.
APPOINTED. - Mr.. Samuel Ward, of New
York, has been appointed secretary to Commits.
sioner Bowlin. fta- ''
TEE WEArHBR.-The following report of N.
weather for this morning is made from the Moro
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institu tion
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