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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-04

BLACK DAY IN POUGHKKRPsIE-The dar-
kies of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. celebrated on Mon
day, the anniversary of Emanci patton in the Brit
ish West Indies. Darkeydom have been .'saving
up,' for several weeks, but on that day went it
with rush, disgruntled the olfactores of the
PoughkeePsie people, and surprised their eyes
by appearing In line as follows:
The marshals, including colored gentleman on
the cream-colored horse,
The band working hard
The Temperance Society, looking dusty
Five drummers (whte) preceding the POUCH
keepsie Abolition Society iblack)
Fourteen citizens generally
Several little boys.
Having scented the town, the procession was
brought up at stand, where, after d breaking
down, Fred Douglas, and other genuine and
mixed negroes, made speeches. The crowd is
thus summed up by the New York Herald.
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NEW sToRE.-NEw sToREG

NEW STORE-NEw sT0REg
The subscriber would inform his friends. and the
public. that ne has opened st No. so ~ ~.
TN street opposite National Inteul,
gsncsr once, store for the ale OF
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, &e. His stock
OF me hrst quality. GIVE him Tn u
aul est GIDEON w. LARNER.
HoME-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
We have Just completed an extens we assortment
OF Lcaies en ~ Misses Bows. louths 2GnD
best material; al our own manufacture, ofy
the most fashionable styles, warranted to- -
give satisfaction.
Hper.ons in want OF goods in our line will rive us
trsl they will hnc the great dIferei ce as regards
durability and neatness the quanttfy OF WORTH
less Boots and shoes that ere now sold this CITY
We have determined from this date to sell FOR
not lttle lower, than any establishment in ihIs
city. Give ca |.
AL MINUS VI "''s r. b. GRIFFIN SON,
4-6t No So Pa. avenue.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SEE FIRST PAGE.

SEE FIRST PAeEI
FOR kENT-That very desir able STORE and
L DWELL Nc, No.S61, south side of Pa. ave
tieuars. apply at No. ST. 9Th street, corner Of Mass
avenue. an :. d.
RAKE;H0YsE FOR RENT, AND FIX
- - I TN FOR SALE. Apply immedately at
'nls once. su2 st.
ELEGANT PURNITURE AND HOUSE
II FOR RENT; or Furniture for sale Located
north oI the Avenue but N very central part OF the
rooms, beautifully situated and suitable for Srst
class dwelling or boarding house, and boarders now
er with the house, viii bs vented very low or The
onos 10 .Ss pP be made
fqHRa ,l RsEENTm,Two new three story BRICK
but In the best style, modern hnIsh, ant timely 10
49, rs ass5: sf MIS- 81
WIN STE. aug ST
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m.very
pleasant summer legation. Terms moderate.
Or 70 MRS. DAVIS. 27s nh st. '~ AG " S S,tf
FOR RENTaA desirable modern built three
ha,;,s story BKICk HOUSE, with basement. back
and si,sa, @ suafsa On the corner OF 10th
marble mantes. water and bathroom. Also, the I'd
to oHS "a stSI apBy
tween l2th and 18Th SITS. jy 90 eoSw
nRUG STORE FOR sALE.-An opportunity
~ seldom to be met with IS here offered Satlsfac
gIst." Cl y Post Office. iy IA. 2Svtws
STORE FOR RENT-The store on OHIO ave-
- nue. between 18th and 18th SITS IL is particular
!, suited for the grocery and feed business Appi,
20 c,J;@ ". nj. CALI, northwest corner Tiff
ena = -ls:: No. 24I. je 26-leotf
A SPECIAL NOTICE -"VaIley View Farm "
"a late the residence OF John H. King, decd is
onered ior sale or rent. 10 persons li.iag In this
section deemed unnecessary to describe II, but
,or me Information OF persons distance, il may
Hues OF washing ton Oily Offers such inducements
elthei 10 q purchaser or tenant. The improvements
are large and commodIous Dwelling, containing IL
rooms; Gardeners House, containing rooms a
la &c Barn, and ample StablIDs; Wagon sheds, Car
rage House, Ice House, Green House, Spring
House, Tool House, Carpenters Shop. Root Ell
lars, Corn House. Smoke House, Servants q uar-
everv convenience that can be desired pom farm
Several Springs OF III water are upon the place,
and particularly one from which vale IL forced to
the dwelling, st.bles, a.. By q ydTauhc RAM The
farm contals about 50 acres, all under fencing and
high state of cultivation, and beaUti laid Cd
in walEs and drives, shaded BY fruit trees This
place. for the last fifteen years. been carried en-
very succes sfully As ma-ket garden, 4 here is
large quantity of Hot-bed SasR, Forcing Frames
& c.. on the place that can he successfully ased in
the raising Of vegetables. The Fruit Trees Of ar
kinds, Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries a c. oar he
numbered BY thousands. ~ y"
IL Is Presumed that any one desiring sucb q place
will examine 1t personally. Every information viii
be gwen upon application at the place or TO w.
n 'IESEhT kiNG' MOSS High street, Geo-ss'nwn,
=. Y. iy S-tf
RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
- ZEAL EhS r rent, lor ten ears. q vacant
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4" Advertisements shslld be sent In By
II s'clsck O. m. stherwiss they nay net
appear until the next day.
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A NORTHERN PACIFIC RoUrE-It is said
that the Administration is considering the ex-
pediency of dispatching regiment of troops
to open a northern route to the Pacific. By
opening this route, which was surveyed by
Governor Stevens, immigration to the North.
west would pass through our own possessions
instead of those of Great Britain; and new
States would grow up in those rich mineral
and agricultural regions now but wilder.
ness.
TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation Is about z o,clook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-04

Mrs. BLUST's READINGS Tonight. as per
an advertisement in another column of the
Star, Mrs. Ellen Key Blunt gives readings of
the British and American poets at the Smith
sonian Institution. The bare announcement
OF the fact should be sufficient to insure her a
large and highly refined audience of those (of
the District of COlumbia) among whom she was
reared-so many of whom know her To have
inherited large share of the remark BILE
genius and poetic fire of her father, the late
Frank Key, the author of The Star Spanpled
Banner" The District never gave birth to q
more Intelligent and accomplished lady than
Mrs Blunt, nor has any other been more uni.
versally respected and beloved among US.
Here, her task is a peculiarly arduous one.
Nevertheless, from what our Northern cotem.
poraries Of the press say of her eminent sue
cess in that region in the path of literature she
has chosen, we feel assured that her entertain.
ment this evening will be as triumphant as her
late reading in Brooklyn, of which a critical
New York journal says:
Mrs. BLUNT's READINGS This LADY, gave
her second public reading on Thursday even
Ing last, in the Chapel Of the BROOKLYN POLY
technic Institute. 1t was eminently PLEASING
performance. Her reading Is that Of a refined and
accomplished woHan-oeiicate In appreciation,
clear la Interpretation, and exquistely tasteful in
manner. With none of the adventitious advan-
tag-s arising from professional experience and
familiarity with the popular tastes she arrested
Tue attention Of her auditors at once and held IL
W.ho9t wavering TO the close. We are not sure
r ~, that she did not owe the principal part
oo 1I success to the absence Of everything like
-, snal uickery or contrivance-to that per-
,o.da rs nn s and simplicity Of manner which
~ fou forget the artist In the woman Mrs
h,oh so.ta ae aavAntages Of personal beauty and
ts'I eu.uIei you feel at once that Won are
10 The presence Of a true lady. pure and GOOD
Her voice Is one Of those magnetic voice. xbose
n, s"eethes. makes itself heard and felt
throughout large assembly notwi,h.tanai
the want Of volume Of which we are occ.ssnn,k.
sensible, and which with Mrs a. ,.nssy
no, me want OF power but OF practice Mrs. Blunt
and Is endeavoring, by these readings, to secnys
support Tor herself and family. The object she
,hs ~ view must win general sympathy, while
vsrssl sdmirstisa. 'h'-
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ANONYMOUSLY BEArEN.-Just as the Star
goes to press, we have dispatch from relia-
BILE friend at st. Louis;announcing the election
of Barrett, the Democratic nominee for Con-
gress in that district Of Missouri, by majority
of some 600 at least, over Frank Blair, jr. A
fit commentary, indeed, upon the late effort of
the pair Of Blairs to make capital for him by
maligning and disappearing Col. Benton 8
death bed-to say nothing of the commentary
it embraces upon the folly Of those who have
been regarding st. Louis as having been sue
cessfully abolitionized.
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Commissioner Of Patents.
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MTEW AND IMPORTANT DIsCOy-
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EMAR-None are genuine unless the engravings Of the
seas Of the Eooe de Pharmace de Paris and the Imperial
College Of VIENNA are fixed upon each wrapper, and
around each case.
College Of Vienna, and Royal College ofsurgeons London
who may be personally consulted at his residence No 16
Prince street. (ew blocks west Of Broadway New York
from IL O'Clock In the morning, till p and from O'Clock
ill S in the evening, Sundays excepled)
TRIESEMAR No. lis the remedy OF general and local
debility loss Of vrile power premature decay aud all the
distressing consequences arising from early abuse &c all
physical impedments vanish like magic before its nau
ence thus rendering It's invaluable TO those entering
the marriage state.
TREE EMAR No. 2--Entrely eradicates all traces Of
those disorders which copava and cubehs have so long
thought anted0te for TO the ruin OF the health Of
avsst portion OF the population.
TR1EsEMAR No 3--Is the great European remedy for
that Of disorders which, unfortunately the English
physician treats with mercury to the inevitable distruc
ton Of the patients constitutions and which all the 5arsaa
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TRIEsEMAR Nos, /, and 3, are prepared in the form
Of lozenge devoid Of taste SMELL aud can be carried
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NOTICES.

GNOMMONWE AETH OF MASSACHU
" SErTS-Esaex, Sat- the Court Of Common Pleas
begun and held Salem, within and for the County of
Essex. on the third Monday Of December, A. D. 1857
ASA PINGkEE, of Topsf id in county of Essex,
gentleman plaintiff, against JOHN DILL late of Sa-
lem. in said county, trader, and STAFFORD j. PRATT
late of Worcester, in county of Worcester trader
defendants, in action OF And the plaintiff
says that the said John S Dill and Stafford j. Pratt
made promissory note, copy of which, with the en-
dorsements thereon is annexed to thu writ payable to the
President, Directors and Company of the Naumkeag
Bank or order, and is s9 loIl1ws, viz:
"Salem, Nov. IS 1851. For value received we Joint
ly and severay PROMISE to pay the President Directors
and Company OF the Nanmkesg Bank or order three
hundred dollars on demand, with interest
$500. JOHN s. DILL,
STAFFORD }. PR Mt"
IND5Rs MENTs--"Dec. y, 81 Reed on tle within
one hundred dollars TO- May - 52. Reed on the
within twenty five o. % dollars being balance to Cr of
John S. Dill and thirty Ave 80 100 dollars from as
sgnee Of est"
"Wihou to ]. H. Towne, atty"
And the said bank indorsed the me to the plaintiff
and payment of said duly demanded Of the said
Dill and Pratt, neglected pay the same And the
note and Interest thereon and the said Stafford j. Pratt
owes the plaintiff the amount of said and interest
thereon.
Upon the suggestion of the facts in this suit it appear
ing to the Court that notice is necessary be given
said staff I'D j. Pratt Of said Defendants 1t order
ed that the ion be continued The next term Of this
Court and that notice of the tendency of this suit be
given to the said Pratt defendent by publishing this or
der in the Worcester Spy three weeks succeyey the
last publication to be thirty days least before the
term of this Court t. he held Lawrence within and
fer said County oil Essex, the third Monday of March
next.
Attest. A. HUNTINGTON, Clerk.
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PripLsd and Published by jobs MILTON EARLE,
TseNAs DREW at No. 212 Main Street, Worcester Mass'
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REPAIRING, so.


The subscriber still continues the above business and in.
ves continuance OF avors from his old custom ers and
suggests to the gentlemen generally Of this city and vi
cinity the economy Of having their
w ga RING APPAREL,
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the perfection Of the Art.
Second hand Clothes in many instances taken In ex.
change for work.
LADIES' sHAWLs, m
or every description ceansed and neatly nnished Also
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ctedned aAd FfHIshed Whole.
Work will be done at very short notice II desired or
fec for WORK and orders vt FOSTER FAY'S Fruit and
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MA dtf Exchange street.
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