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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

a CADEMY or MUSIC
a FRIDAY EVENING. Dec, a.
Promenade oISJssr
sAuMorHp s5 a.
0'''' susasD
CARL BERaMANS
when the spleadl Decorations Of Ne
wiz IN Be 81, Retained s..ssa;,
HAsDN 5 GREAT csRIsTs as sYsrnoSx
will be performed with , . for 10y Instruments
l. Overture to Der Freysohu,s ' ... webe-
s. Krons sli k.nse @alt, lwsltz with BELLS .ambye
Les hcno Qu,driie '''.''''''' i,an
l. Overture William TeD Rossni
s Solo 'I.aca oornet piston .Lesendre
L. Les zouaves ousdrie Masard
> '' oaRIsrSAs sSsrnosy, -, ,,.,. .o,.
Overture era niayolo, ia, ,.ni oc:i. =, AuOer
the Electric Telegraph ropourri, Introducing 80
Mount onieI Vana Ms "a n Misard
Grand Gslop''
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
% -" pa'' y N1' No RESERVED SEATS.
Door, open to con msTss a. , Sons
scharfenbers LUIS Shells at all the principal hotels and at
he Academy of Music.
RURToN,s NEW THEATRE BROADWAY or rr TIE
- Bond sreet-under the management OF j. Moore ana
Arrn GaF5SSM Ass SAns5y yaHAurr.
FIVE DRAMATIC STARS FIVE DRAMATIC STAR
And Holiday riay for the Children.
ORDER OF PERFORMANCES.
On saturday Dec CHRISTMAS DAY,
the doors viii open at Re and the performances will m
GRAND HOLIDAY OVERTURE.
BY the splendid and aneSasea orehs ,s ed6y
entitled By Mrs t HAhs'F Toa sss eaais STOWE
IN when 'nA' %%pe& aSapEIiH HOWARD
and and M &. HOWARD will appear in their original
''''' 'ap ''a GSRIvALLEp CAST .
presented at this hea which has been Witnessed and ap
and thousands Of most respectable citizens and families
incidental s psesoms Of ne s s Of Uncle
the Slave Hun,esTho Fight for freedomDeah of Eva,
70 Conclude with the pathetic story wen known and
p'p'N'' u THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.
MR. Moore 5ossphe Miss the
wood BY the Misses Wallace and lie Brun.
II s: ncs eIssy rs ss S
arsSThe Happy Resolution Marder-
ss %s + A It Do the q
wood-Tbe Ru6ians neartessness Comba, in DeeDce
ous n1ceoThe Babes in The siornWaers
Assassns What two 70 Homes, Arm 4 IN Defence
al snd OF 'A' '''s'
SECOND PERFORMANCE.
CHRISTMAS EVENING.
menee with grand @ Acr
which the eminent Mr. sn1 s 'Iay Sfst ilfs
Will appear '''"s DUKE OF GLosTER,
in shaksperes historical TRAGEDY, rag, 20 Of ,,,.
Or, The BATTLE or BoswoRrn FIELD
supported by that dising uished ar,iste
Miss FANNY MoRANT,
and the great company.
King Henry VIM Ward
buckingham MI Canou
Henry, Karl OF Richmond Delmon Grace
atesby MT noofe
Lord Mayor oil London IT, JORDAN
Queen Elizabeth Miss Fanny Morant
For full small bills.
This splendid tragedy will he produced with
BEAUTIFUL AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY,
MAGNIf1CEN1 AND CORRECT COSTUMES,
| POPULAR MUSICAL SELECTIONS By THE BAND.
To conclude with the laughahle comedy Of
THE STAGE STRUCK TAILOR
theatre Other characters by Mr. j. Moore, Mr and Mrs H.
SECURE YOUR SEATS
| on Friday or Saturday morning
Circles and Parlnet cents
stan Chars
Balcony Chairs. cents
| Children under " half puce
Upper . cent
" CHARITY GREEN.
To be had at all the book stores and of
| JOHN W. NORTON publishing agent az nroome st.,
door west OF broadway.
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nANIEI = HUuUH. AUrlIONkER.
IL Highly important auction uofice
hatugau furniture ornaments carpets nilcirfs
contained Ia tho private residence - Tenth
sween Brusd~ay anu Fifin avenue, this day Faasy)
cash will he required " All purchasers % insure
prompt nj oi The gaets The following 0uy par.
insng rpams-Csrved walt bullet extension table carved
pedestal Nchoas dining sni chairs spien
did mirrors bronze Azores andtu. clock tapestry
pets together Wh china belonging
house. breakfast dos; cui glass
% every conceivable esp s ~ TEA service aye geoes
ruby bces cake haske,e salts butter knives
ivory cutlery ~ ocsias large variety % unique
table oruAfneuts. aieo the klirhra uieusis
Pariortrycd rosewood suit "a crimson and maroon satin
rod rosewood ccue and table, reception AM rcrnmbent
chairs solid rosewood corner md ~sn c,egere eietan
French pte pier glass 10 gold iraine ys rsr-oa hnri
With satnwpoa. nRrhe and nlaN tAhls, velvet
pets and rurs hfonze rss axtn- ss tights heavy ema1i
dered window drspery, fars1n shtdrs several very
large ami spsnld irosea and other very figures and
asAfuetes real hrye also eight ~ pnn'urs ~ emineat
artists in rich gd an-s. matched paintings b.
g. Coates hne variety ~ elegant nreaen china vases
paran figures and maniel dccorhaors tNo rich mantei
glasses A.
crimson aId g1i bfo tel canirs ANc ~ gass Naa IA
lures hs elegauty carved secretary
caee lsce eurtAirs anf rhadcA me ernTtshg& e COOK
nnd vases rosewood chairs, nlaif with s1tnNog aueu
A.. Asn. tf NUNS 4 Fischers splendid rosewood
carved octave pianos nearly new perfect
der AMI Iuy NrIrted stool aud music cne,s &C.
besides bc VI other articles, WHICH - be apprc etei mus
be sect.
wood bedseaa with rich lace canopy splendid hair
tcases 40 ca lbs holsters and pillows blankets
bedding rosewood bureaus and commodes, china toilet
Boud0r1 carpets carved gcentre tables
single suits OF enamelled furniture shades AMI curtains
Third soryflssan carved mahogany bedseads bureaus
waahstanas wardrobes, sofas chairs dvans Mattresses
blankets carpets &c sale commences at los ~ precisely
Descriptive catalogues can be had at the ONCE Of The
unncet No. 221 broadway.
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tt1 BRoADwAY-cAMPBEI.L MTNsTRELs
1ii Noun, Vernon Fund Association eht. MONDAY.
Dee n. Come come ALL good cause-the purchaA
Ing he home o our immortal WASHINGTON.
Tickets be obtained the following stores
Messrs. Hall A soma Mr.. Horace Waters, Measrs Firth
Pond Co.'S and MIR II Dodwrrths Doors NJ AZ ss 10
~. Box Office open from A. Nj iii 4. n %
~ sNTFFTN Proprietor
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A n. MERwIN, AUCTioNEER.
IA. BY BANGS, MERWIN CO-TRADE SALE.
No IL PARK Row.

HOLIDAY ArD sTANDARD BooKs-A great variety z
elegantly illustrated books including ANIMALS tor 1883 IN re
bindings and ine collection OF the bGst standard brar
works t0ws morocco and calf and and assortment
beautiful also bibles and prayer books In extra bc
fngs, Ae.
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Ill l72 new Canal street.
Unpa s.Isled success OF the great soprano singer,
MISS EVA BRENT.
acknowledges the greatest singer in the country and the
PICCOIOM1Nf
Come and Judge for yourselves and hear
A FIRST GLASS ENTERTAINMENT
prices to salt the times and people.
TWO PERFORMANCES
Christmas day commencing ut O'Clock with the entire
strength of the company including the great singer,
Miss II. BRENT.
AMiss FANNY COLE ard Miss JOHNSON, the elegant
seuses Mr. H. WATKINS Irish comedian; Mr.. e. Fox, negro
ADMISSION TEN CENTS.
Incind A rnfres hmen firk
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DoDERT GoLDBECK's GRAND CONCERT,
III Third and Last

COOPER INSTITUTE. Lower Hall.
Eighth street, between Third aud Fourth avenues
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec q. 1883, aa 3 o'clock.
Mlss Hattie Andem Miss KAle Comstock, Charles 9ur1ettA
Ed Noienhauer william Masan, a. W. Morgan Mr. Schreiner
Miss Andem, Miss Comstock and Cha,ies uiImeue will sing
trio npoga, "oga, Marnaro," barcarole by Pscini
William Mason and Robert Godbeck will psy Llsxs Pre-
ludes' for two pianos
Ed Moenhauer will play Paganinis witches Dance"
Robert Godbeck will play appropriations the Marssa-
laise Grand pianos from Messrs Heinway Sons.
Full programmes and tickets 50 cents each a all the pn0
nal MUSIC stoyes hotels and book stores
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IrLEGANT FANCY GOODS.
~ y. AT. ~ StfifNCK
Will sell ON Thursday and Friday Dec 2 and q,
At III O'Clock each day,
AZ their sslesroom, No - Nassau street,
One 81 the richest asEurucutsot
FANCY GOODS
Ever offered a this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-24

EDWARD sCHESCK, AUCTToyEER.-BY ~ &r u
II SCHENCK.-Ihis day, Friday, Dec. ~ Rt Ill occcs,
ut their saesroom 80 Nassau street superb fancy goods
ssng In part elegant marble bronze, Ormou and cFuA
clocks superb bronze hgures and groups mgnccnt aan
s0d staueea richly decorated treuch china dinner
and French china vases receivers and bohemian
glassware IN great variety superb silver plated tea and coee
SETS walters 81 All sizes cake baskets music boxes
aud large assortment Of other rich goods making one Of the
finest sales II the season.
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EDWARD SC1ENCK, AuCTfoNFrR SALE or yAbr.
IL able lanis n the state OF visonsn.-E. ~ ~
SCHFNCK will sell 81 auction their S,sroo Is Nassau
street hisday Friday Dec ~ inst ut o'clock between three
thousand valuable lands situated ,hpps
wa Dorr counties Wisconsin These lands are
All we'll rhered and the tito directly from
Of Wisconsin This state Ia fsvnrie
with persons settling West and the attention that
parcuarly called ths sale. The lands all in parcels
forty each For further parisulars apply the
tLoncerp
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A UCTION NOTICE.. BoGART AUCTIONEER BY s.
"A BoGART store No. North William street state Of
New York. Court city and county OF New York
Roswell Skee Daniel H. Van Vakenburg, j. G. q. Reynolds
against William NICK and Thomas Radclh. Under and
by virtue the entitled action di
rected will expose for sale at No North William street In
the city of New York the 9th day of December 1885,
l0b O'Clock M, the following articles. that is to sayT
packages refined satpetre Sicily qnorice whiting sal soda
tapioca, chalk, Rochelle eals, castle soap, &c.
N~p-' JAMES ii WIILET. Sheriff.
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VNM. WRITER'S, Attf1DNEFH WIIs SF.II THIS DAY,
w O'Clock at a5a Canal street. fine assortment Of
nure; paror suits mirrors centre abies sofa befsteads
rocking damask second hand
mahogany cssed piano. suitable for learnng chan
teer burners &c three ply and other
hall mahogany and walnut bed
and other large feather beds sheets,
banket spreads towels table linen, marble top plain aud
dressing bureaus washsands toilet eeuches wardrobe,
chairs dining breakfast and tables tea AMI din
kitchen furniture glass aud silver &C. the
" hole positive sale, rain or shine.
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" CHARITY GREEN.
To be had at all the book stores and of
JOHN W. NORTON, publishing agent, ~ Broome St.
door OF broadway.
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TIENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIoN EER-SALESROOM, NO.
III q Nassau street-HENRY II. LEEDS CO. will sell at
auction Friday December "a 01 O'Clock at the sales
ROOM No q Nassau street illustrated and elegant gilt books
among them the London Art Journal with
splendid engavngs cuts; Holland and Belgium En-
encyclopedia Useful Arts drawing books views OF va
Gems of Art Gems of Beauty, National Gallery
Hogarh, Peoples Gallery Of Pictures, Syria and the Holy
Land Pen and Pencil Sketches Scripture Scenes Joness
Wales and many other splendid illustrated works Can be
sale
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TIENRY Bs HERTs. JR, ADMINISTRATORS h
MOSS will sell Friday, Dec "a mt l0a O'Clock, at the
salesroom, No Oh Pine street

large assortment wines liquors fine groceries, choice
Havana segars &c, comprising prime imported brandes
rum gin coias champagne Of various brands also prime
lot OF black and green teas sugar Spices rans figs
prunea sweet oil sardines Also At II O'Clock splendid lot
Of imported Havana segas lots to suit the ade and pri
vate purchasers.
The above must be sold without
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PERSONAL.

-. MIS- southworth, the authoress, is in New
Mr.. b. Ullman, the Director of the Ne,v
ioiA academy OF Music, returned in the Persia
-. Inc English papers report that the tour of
Mr. Charles Dickens has been very successfi y. ~.
MS readings" have been attended by thousands
- Robert Lackey, of this CITY, wa, mar.
ned on the 18th inst, at Jefferson Civ, Mo 70
Yrs. blzabrth Moore, daughter Of Ex Governor
---- Mr.. Rarey, the American horse tanner IL
now exhibiting his power over Cruiser and otbe,
animals Of the ALEXANDRA Circus, in Leice.te,
square, In LOndca.
-. MI Kicker, United States Consul General
a. a. iankfor-on-the- Mayn has been elected !,
reIlow Of the Royal Society Of Northern Anti
quarles at Copenhagen.
- Rt Rev. John McGiIl, ID. d.. Bjsboo of
rii Sh,nond Is at the Soldiers Home, near this
tennrpi OF the hosPitalities Of its Superin.
- The Diploma Of Honorary Membe,.b,n :,
,.,d,S -, geographical Society has been for.
,.aS 70 Alexsnder Dallas Eache. the snnerin-
ehoeht OF the Coast survey " o'Peiih-
Sheridan Knowles
from severe and dangerous iIine. suffering
sdIeseent, having Undergone course ~ ,r.s Ton,
ns,hi.s NJ ~ bis son, Dr. Knowles, ho%@oi
Is now on visit to Malvern ''eh' writer
80. Mr.. J. ii. Merle d Aubiyne who,
recurring In Ireland on {" The State and P,n now
oi Religion on the Continent" was marrI.a IS
F e'e N tHuIch, DuDiln, August 18th, to Mis-
rdnny Hardy, third daug hter Of the Rev
hafdY, Rector Of KiIcullrn .
,,.. 80 De bark Champion, Captain Mayo, ar.
1919 boston on Thursday from Alexandr ria
- nsas on board Nrs. Walter Dickson
a I 9aug ntet MIR. John A Sieinbeck wifi. and
eeiid, and MIS- Mary 4 steinbeck and two
jana e sy,i al Of G.G rotor; Mass. They are from
f.n,i1v y,Is VIII be recollected that this
ianhV were bfutally maltreated nv , n.r,s -,
Arab roooers; one of the sons-in- law Of III Si
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-20

The STATEN ISLAND Waffle examination
oil witnesses In the New York quarantine diff
culties Is still going on at Staten Island before
Judge Metcalf The principal witnesses were
Doctor Walser, the assistant hospital physician.
Dr. X ii. Thompson, the health officer, and Van
Buskercf. Each of the witnesses was subjected
10 severe cross questioning. The whole of Thurs
DAY was occupied by the testimony, which has
an important bearing upon the guilt Of the par
ties implicated, and develops many important
facts concerning the management of quarantine
and the theory Of yellow-fsver infection. The
military at Staten Island suffered much OH Wed
nesday night and Thursday morning from the
heavy easteTiy storm, which was accompanied
with deluge Of rain. They were all drenched
TO the skin, and many of their tents were inun-
dated, but there was no other place Of shelter
The only case Of sickness that has occurred I'm
camp is that of Ex-Alderman William Wilson
private of company q, who, from over-exertion.
W =. seized with ht on Thursday, and removed
10 the city.
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A DOPTION OF THE ONE PRICE SYS.
"A TEN.

LNcU DdStHeSS, LNsr .otOcN OF u00dS, and
Neto Rules.
In commencing new business, I deem it of great
Importance to my customers, well az to myseIf
that more system should be observed i'm tbe t,sn.'
action of business than heretofore. 1 Therefore A.
nounce for the future that every article in s,or.
viii be marked in PLAIN figures at the yery iove.,
PRICE from which In no instance will any "a "a ~
be allowed to ask more nor take Iess
Most ot my purchases Will be made IT larre Ann
tons for cnh, which will enable me in msny IN.
stances TO of,r desirable DRESS GOODS mueh
below the market prices. ssA
MY OBJ sct 10 20 do . popular business and shall
oner goods extremely low for cash. or on short time
TO pnDctua credit customers ~
Sni. ms ana strangers are cordisy invited at all
prices. NJ ~ N w 'A '"e
it rs my Iltention to keep at ell tunes thoroughly
TTssoIted stock @. tie best clsss OF FOREIGN and
DIM ESfiC GOODS -
Each department viii b under the charge IF one
or Two competent sslssmen. and great care wall be
TAKEN To seep the several de ri led with
such goods as may be called for. -
JOHN b. CLAGETT,
Successor to Clag EFT, Newton, Msy & Co,
se2o ct Corner Penn. Avenue and 9Th street.
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MORE SLAvERs TO BE CAueHr.-From letter
received in Norfolk, the Day Book learns that
the United States steamer Dis patch is ordered by
the Navy Department from her present place Of
rendezvous, Pensacola, to cruise on the north side
of Cuba, for the purpose of pting two more
slavers, daily expected to land their cargoes on
that Island This action was the result Of infor-
nation gathered from some Of the officers con-
nected with the late capture of the brig Putnam
by the Dolphin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-20

ARREST AT MoBILK.-Four young SpaniaTds,
from the Island of Cuba, named vicenti Rama
lie, Jean Granier, Louis Fernandez aud Emanuel
Ramalie, were arrested on Monday last, at Mo-
bile on Information sent by telegraph from New
Orleans, where they are charged with stealing
6UO ounces of Spanish gold, and also with the
murder Of young Cuban by the name of Fran
cisco Blanche
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-20

III The sccident to the train on the Hannibal
and St Joseph Railroad, OH the 18th instant, by
which two laborers were drowned, the engineer
and two hremen badly injured, and two or three
Passengers slightly hurt, was caused by the in
ceEdiarY. The bridge over which the train was
to pass, had been fired, and was so much burned
below that when the locomotive reached it the
entire structure fell, precipitating the whole
train into the river
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POLITICAL.

MON George w. Palmer, the present re prrse,.
iof Rejection to Congress In the Sixternth a.
thet Of New York us
n'p'es returns from the. Third district of
E.n... nehorr certain the election Of SIR French
nsmnc,", Tor Congress, over Mr.. Johns on
!. e. ny 80 TO 50 majority. For Governor
4 a. a. heard from, Morrill, Ia. 81 PA: smitb
1oT5 Morrfils majority will reach about
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MAINLAND AND VIAGINIA.-The Cumberland
Telegraph says that the Commissioners on the
part Of Maryland and Virginia-Col. Thomas
Lee on the part Of the former, and Angus Nc
Donald, Esq. in behalf Of the latter-appointed
TO run and mark the boundary line of the State of
Maryland running due north from the Fairfax
stone to the Pennsylvania line, have appointed
their first meeting at said stone on the 18th inst
The expedition will be accompanied by Lieut.
Meiizel, Of the United States engineer corps, who
has been detailed by the Government as astrono-
mer 10 the commission. Ii is the design of the
commission, at this time, only to fix the true di-
Teeton OF the line by astronomical observation,
and then to proceed to perform the same duty at
the initial point of the southern line running
from the south point to the Atlantic ocean; i'm
mediately after which they will proceed to run
and mark with suitable monuments the western
line first.
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III An election OF members Of the Territorial
Legislature takes place in Kansas on the first
Mondas In next month.
III The Dubuque (Iowa) papers mention
considerable crop OF Chinese sugar cane as ready
for cutting in Clayton county. f5A-ef -
ID The Pennington, N. j., Copper Mines,
which have for several veare been dor mant are
again about to be opened. The carpenters have
already commenced operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-20

EDrcATIoN.-The educational statistics Of the
United States show that there are four millions
OF the youth Of this country connected with the
various educational institutions in the differt Mt
states In the Union Their teachers number over
one hundred and fifteen thousand, and the annual
current expenses are estimated to be about
SIiIOpOOG
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LOST AND FOUND.

oSrLon Tuesday last, at % near Mr.. HoI.
BR ACELET, " Ith gold Clasps. The 6pdeI vii IA
SUITABLY rewarded by leaving il at the Once of the
Adams' Exp press Company. ssg a.
II OST=S5 REWApD.-Ont the Sd instant Io.t a
- Dur AlsO cow. mtddlIng size
piece oil the lett ear cut of and smal piece ~
rom under the rig ut ear, aud sprink ed v. m
whlte specks on the left side and breast The sbo,
reward VIII be paid by the owner NJ Iuformatton 81
Office. s" o' Inc stai
sc 20 ST. JOHN AUCusr.ppr,
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Utiom copies an article, from the Rich
mond EngalrsT, in relation to Judge Douglas,
and comments thereon. In another article, it
says:
1--WE oppose the election Of Judge Douglas,
among other reasons, because he is there volun-
tary prosecutor of the national Democra cy upou
the charge of fraud, swindle, and cheat. This
Is why we single out Judge Douglas from the
rest OF the Anti-Lecompton Democrats Of last
winter, Governor Wise included } and visit all
our censure upon the Illinois leader. 1t is be-
cause these Others are net invoking from their
States a verdict Of guilty against the national
Democracy upon charges Of fraud preferred and
prosecuted by themselves. Ii is because the ma
tional Democracy by general consent are not dis
posed to make this past difference of opinion a
cause Of present division and strife"
The Union, also, praises letter of Judge
Breese, and a speech Of Governor Seymour !;
both of which it publishes.
The Iutelligsneer treats of "the Government
expenditures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-20

SoUIHEsS PACIFIC RAILROAD.-The Marshall
Cfexas) Flag Of the Sd instant, has the following
paragraph:
"For the benefit Of persons at distance, we
can state upon the authority of Hon. w. T Scott
that the iron will have been laid upon the part
graded within a week, thereby enabling the cars
TO reach within mile and a half of Marshall ,,
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expenditures.

IL The citizens of Worcester county, Nd,
held large meeting on Tuesday of last week,
and adopted resolutions recommending the
Shareholders Of the Eastern Shore to meet in con-
ventiou at Cambridge on the I'd of November, to
concert measures for the security Of their slave
nrnnertv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-20

IL NOTICE.
LAYING Opened a BOOT AND SHOE
STORE on Pennsy lvania avenue, between-ses.
Sd and AZ streets. would res pectfuly call
the attenton of the public to my large and
var led assortment of Ladies', Sentlemen's,s
and Chidren's BOOTS. SHOES, CATERS &C.
before puroh. sing elsewhere. keep CONSTANTLY on
hand good Assortment of work of my own manu-
fac ure, which, for durability and neatness cannot
he surpassed by any IN the city.
All work ordered from me will be manufactured
at VIM. J. Wbeatley's establishment, on Capitol
Hli. whose long reputation a Boot and Shoe
Maker 10 snfhcient 10 guarantee neat n and dura-
he work. hope, by strict attention to business 10
merit a share of the public patronage
+. NJ. WEALTHY,
sc 2O-3tf moth .ide
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NoIIcE.-Many accounts due the Star office by
persons in Maryland have been placed In the
hands Of Mr.. w. C. Lipscomb, for collection,
WHO'S authorized to collect and receipt for those
Of its bills he may present to our debtors
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- DRAMATIC ASSOCfATION,-I,ad,e
IY and gentlemen Wishing to become me Hbers
# the Edwin Booth Dramatic ASSOCIATION, Will
'lease address f.. Il. ID. A Star Once stating
where interview can be had, ne IL ST.
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rTHE ASSEMBLIES CHURCH. Cor.er
DsEw u; CAROIHERs, tastor.-PrsschinG eveIy
evening this week &C IA o'o.ook. Monday, Rev. +.
d; "Wednesday Rev. b: SundeI and. d D.; Tnns-
day, New. p. u. Gurley ID. y; Friday, Rev. Halsey
morning fOm Ga to O'Clock. ~