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WEDNESDAY, DEC. !, ls5s.

COEyESrIoN OF CoLoRED PEoPLE-A
Convention q cOlOred people Of this State
has been 10 session (OS some tine at Gin
cinnali. The adoption Of an Ant Sla-
very constitution and sPeech-makiug were
aiOut the only gs done. -..r
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yNho Has Not Heard Of Ber.
HAYES Holland Bitters. ?

j Simple in its composition, pleasant tc
the taste. apd truly wonderful in Its etfsCI
itspopulsFlty cannot be wondered at
Toiuyalids just recovering strength il i
invaluable; exercising that soothing iufu
euce over the nervous system, and imps
ring the health and tone 70 the stcnYeh
sOlOuged-by the conyalsscent. ."--Da'l!
Enterprise.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

The delicate and hazardous operation Of
transferring portion Of blood from one
living subject to another, and which has
been only on two previous occasions prac.
tced on this side Of the Atlantic, was per.
formed a short time ago, with complete
success, at New Orleans. The patient wac
sister Of Dr.. Benedict o. that city. Her
syslem was 50 completely prostrRted that
It was decided. upon a consultation OF en-.
iuent practitioners unless this remedy was
resoItsd 10. death would inevitably eusus
10 few bours. An immediate improves
menl yas the effect Of the operation, and
the lady at the last accounts was still doing
well. The blood was taken from young
man 70 years Of age. r =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

Little P2grim.-IfyOu want first rate
paper for your children to read, send ff'y
cents to Leaudsr q LippiucOIt, 1872 South
Third.St,, Philadelphia. Grace Greenwood
is the editress and she makes a good pa
per for the dear little foks.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

AN IMPosINO PRocRssIoE.-Ths Gen.
tenuial celebration at Pittsburgh on last
Thursday was grand affair. The Trades
we're nearly all represented, and the pro-
cession, ia said to have been an hour and
a half passing given point.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

RErURE or SENATOR SUNEEE.-Tbe
Washington National Era says that Mr.,
Sumner will return to the United States
the latter part Of this month, and resume
bis post in the Senate at the opening oI
lbs session Of Congress.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

\ To KEEP MEAT FRozEN.-After the
meat is well frozen, tie it in papers and
pack il in a -four barrel with clean straw,
pushing the straw down tightly with thin
iah. Then put the barrel 10 o box, five
or six inches larger that the barrel every
way, and fill the space with dry saw-dus'
Meat put up in this way will keep till
Apri, r--.--r.trrs,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

A gentleman IN the habit of entertain.
ing very often . circle Of friends. obsery.
lug that one Of them was in the habit Of
eating something before grace was asked
and determining to cure him upon a rep.
etitiou Of this offense, lie said; For what
Q ara about TO ltceiVe. and for what Jas
rsyIor hss allea y rscsised.th Lord blak,
US truly lhanIfpl.' The III ct may b i'm
"gintd. ''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01
nIorsa,s Root PiIls,

Females who value health should new
CT be without these Pills, Il hn been al.
milted " number Of physicians Ih&
females cannot too highly value them.-
They have given health and spiIis 70
hundreds Of females who without them
would have been ia their graves. They
purify Che blood, remove distractions. aud
give The skin beautiful. Gear, healthy.
and interesting appearance. A box bf
th,se Pills is great medical companion
at certain periods. FROM one to three
should be taken every day until relief il
obtained, A few doses occasionally, when
we'll, will keep tie system 10 a healthy
condition.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

WAsHTSGroE, Nov, 27.-There is no
truth in the report circulated throughout
the South, that Secretary Cobb has accept.
ed the position as Minister to France.
The Cabinet WAS in extraordinary see.
sion to-day on the matters to be presented
to Congress on its opening session.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

0'ghe st. Louis cOrnet band has ordered
made dn Boston full set of silver ihstfu
meuts, el 10 number, even the snare drum
to be of pure silver, The set will cost
about "a. 600. and gold cOrnet ordered
in addition fol the leader will cost $500
mOre,s Eya - "a q.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

Vte Yss,s,d'y 10 company With q gentleman
We went to the Psper Mil to take view
III o. ives OF the z eat curiosity there
to bc Sen. On mrivihg We paid pit
tanee to tie gate keeper, which isrequired
Of all visitors and We we're then ushered
into the i0eids Of the enclosure of the
. , fh1II.i lrhe Ecees vas one Of lie. Curl
-s y ,o.;ty calls ueeole there and Va thouObl nm
-.e3 liiis occasion che had got together rather q
"a, ,Ady mixed crowd -4Ish, Dutch. Fieucb
, i11 ! q. ,0ulg, aha especially ihsalds with
~ eyeF, while ever and amen tie wool
-zc vasaar asdsUs IN thFOnes. i,li4iOg .,llat u
clas- 0; Urer woull lie 6 od 4ATittAith
''spb." The water 10 many is,aid 10 b,
very pI.ssspI bO. 10 Us il had I'll the eff
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

Dr. ]. L. Comstock, author Of Com.
stcck's Philosophy, died at Hartford,lCt.,
few Gays ago. He was 10 years old.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01
Egypt Forever.

The following is the official vote in two
counties Of that portion Of lllinos known
as Egypt" Republicans appear 10 be Al'
most as scarce in these two Counties rs they
are in Ples.ant and BartIoW: 4,.
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g When the government was formed
there we're twelve slave States and one free
State. What is the result now7 We have
euteen free States. and but fifteen slave
holding. The free States have "encroach'
ed" sixteen, and the slave States three!
An exchange, in trying to repsl the
charge of aggression made against slave
owners, presents the SboVs StaIement.-
Its unfairuess is easily seen. The policy
Of the government at first was anti slavery
aud this policy reduced the thirteen o'igi'
naI slave States 10 six, and made The
North western Territory free. 1t will be
seen, then, that in place Of gaming three.
slavery has gained nine nsW States, and
the four TO be carved out Of lexas will
make thirteen nsIpeIy, Kentucky. Tennes.
see, Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana, Mis-
souri,, Arkansas, Florida aud TexaS.--
Stark County Republican.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

Rev. Mr.. EATON. Of the Presbyterian
church will preach Temperance sermon
next Sunday evening. .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

SLIGHTLY MIsrANEN The PERSONAL
friends in Illinois Of Mr.. Buchanan assured
him by le tier aud otherwise, only a
day or two before the election in that
State, that lis friends would have at
least fifty thousand votes. and that iu no
contingency would he have less than eight
supporters in lhs House and three in
the Senate. The old gentleman is said
to have been in high glee over this 10 for
nation. His surprise may be imagined,
when the telegraph informed him that no
one had been elected to either branch Of
the Illinois Legislature that was favorable
to himself, and his whole force, amounted
to about $500, less than be bad been led
70 believe his friends having only receiv'
ed about 5000 throughout the whole
State.
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II. CARVER, lat, p. NJ

Ask for Hooaand's Ge.man Bittem.--
It is told By druggists and storeSeepers
10 Every town in tho United States,
West Indies ann South America, at 75c.
per bottle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

E.H, Hsaru, Esq, Of the Van Vert
Constitution, has sold out his interest,in
that press to E. Dewey, ESQ. and has en-
tered on the practice Of lay. 'asa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

NLw YoRK. Nov. 27.--General Black
and bis wife were instantly killed on the
Hudson River Railroad. near Tsrytown,
on Thursday evening. They were return
ing from a prayer meeting, and were walk
ing on the track when the train cane along
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01
PETER WINTERS ESTATE.

PE1EB WIVTERS hS1 IE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TaE
IN undersigned has been appointed Admin.
istrator of said Peter Winters Estate. Al
persons indebted must pay Immediately, apd
those holding claims must present them With.
in one year. CHRISTIAN WINTERS,
Dec. LIST, $685. Administrator.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

A knitting machine, that will knit =
perfect pair oi stockings in less than five
minutes, bas been invented by a New
Yorker. r.-
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cT1POLA FOUNDRY.

And is amply prepared 70 furnish to order all
kinds of Ploughs, Plough POints stoves, and
Castings Of alldescriptions, at the shortest nc.
tice. and at reasonable prices.
4 A good aud extensive stock of Plopghs,
Points toves, Castings &C., constantly kept on
hand and for asle at lOwpFicss. for gash.
Aug ! T7H II adotE heGUlhE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01
Ohio State and Union Law GOlIese

iNHIS Institution has been removed to CleVs.
l land, Ohio. Degrees are legally confer
red, and Students upon Graduating may be
admitted to practice. For Circulars address
at Cleveland, u. A. KING,
Jan. Z, lS5s.-ly. Secretary:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

lzDocuments have come to light. proving
beyou,h doabt that Gen. Lee. the accom-
plishsd aid>de camp of Gen. Washington,
bad plans all laid for selling hia country TO
the British. q e'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

POSTMASTER AT COLUMBUS. --Ex Gov
etnor Sam Medary, Of Columbus, has ac'
ceptsd the Ieuder Of the appointment as
Governor Of Kansas, and viii assume the
duties Of that Office forthwith. Medary
it will be recollectel, took the place Of
Miller in the Post Office at Columbus last
winter, when Miller was removed for bis
Anti Lecomptonism, and sympathy with
s. S. Cox. Coz. however, finally vered
around aud became a LccOnptouits, and
90 with bis friend Miller, and as a reward
for bis penilence, we presume, has been
restored to his place in the Post office
sgsin. There is nothing like being de
voted to an Administration, particularly
when it has plenty OF paying offices to dis
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

g Eg The Ladies Home Magazine for
December has been received. Il is an ex'
ceIIeut No. each department being filled
with new and useful matter. Our tins,
we think. is well spent ~litd perusipg this
,mops4ly,, as There Is slva,s aLiZh moral
tone given 70 each article, Now is the
time to subscribe for the coming yeSr--
Itlpsomiaas to be much better IN sAch de,
partmentin abs Atqe. than ID has in tbs
ysst. Among ito many attractions ~ill'b,
found Miss Townsend's new novel, ''Wai
and See" which will commence With tht
January lumber. Terms only 50 per year
o. two copies for .ss. 10 clubs OffOur s5
or one copy and lhs Free Pres. 'iu sd
vance, 81, Us. Address 7, :. Arthur q
! 20. Philadelphia, Pa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

The mails from Europe b'iug intelli.
Cence of the springing up of an alleged
Secret Society, in ireland, for sediiOu. and
revolutionary purposes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

:, ABs0LEM KARIN, !rs.5
nEALER in every variety OF Cane seal and
ID Wiusor chairs, repairing done on short no
tioe Room on Main st., CATrOIhon, Ohio.
1uly7,. HSl ,asusaI IogosmsE
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Seven Republicans

Only two votes Wsrsgiyen iu johnson
county for Fremont. in 1856. One Of
the men who cast them len the State last
year, ,Issving solitary and alone, behind hIm
one Republican, wlo resides at = pace
called Cedar B uff. His name Is H. -.
Rdenhowsr; he is q farmer in summer
and 3 schoolmaster in winter. Finding
himself the sole Republican 10 the whole
county, be Get about bringing some Of bis
Egyptian neighbon out of the darkness of
ShAmocracy into the light Of Republican
ism. 1t was a tough ,b to illuminate the
minds Of people whose very light wSI
darkness; but the arguments, documents
and facts which he employed for their con-
version were not Wholly wasted, for at the
recent State election there we're seven vote,
in johnson county for the Republican
ticket. He has about twenty more under
conviction, and has strong faith that
they will be brought into the knowledge
Of Republican truth before 1860, and ma.
ny more with them. We name this to
show how much influence one plOin, ear
hest man can exercise. A little more o.
the same sort Of labor in the Central and
Southern counties will remove all doubt
about how Illinois will cast her electoral
vote in ls6O.- Chicago Tribune.
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.IsAAC tLMAY.

INSURANCE AGENT, SIGN PAINTER,
and Professor of plain and ornaments Pen.
msnship and card writing. Office North Wea
corner Of the Court House, oasrOlton ohjO.
qoIsK 81 ,is5S-ly. ,sgosG grgs1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

A western editor having Published a
long editorial on hogs, rival paper in the
same village upbraids him for obIruding
bis family matters upon the public.
That was hoggish.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

Alta resent pugiislie exhibition IN Pos
.on. Heensn, ths Benecia Boy, was called
out, aud in bis speech 10 the ruffians stated
that in six months be should be open 10
fgbt any man iu the world for auy lruOunt
of money. ....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-01

WThere are IN Ohio ,sostownships;
l,4eo voting places; 1879 NOsaues Pub
lie; and S.6o5 Justices Oftbs Peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

BREACH OF PROMISE CASE IN MISSISSIPPI
The hosciuSko (Niss.) Chronicle of the 17lb re-.
cords an interesting breach of promise case
which was decided at the last term of the AT.
tala court-the parties being Miss Amanda
bufniey agt. W j. Sails, and the damage
GAINED Sl0,O0O. The Chronicle says:
The parties being Of the highest respectable
ity, and numerously related in this county. the
amount involved large, legal talent of the irst
order being retained on each side, and the case
being novel one in this portion of the Union.
IL naturally created great deal of interest
and drew a very large concourse of people
among whom were goodly number Ct ladies
the court house being crowded throughout the
triai' which lasted the best part Of two days.
Ihe testimony went to show, that after An
engagement of marriage had existed for over
two years between the parties, Mr. Sails gave
notice In writing to Miss Burnley of his desire
TO be released Of bis engagement, on the score
OF bad health, but that Miss BuroIey had de-
eined to release him, signifyng her willing.
ness 10 wait until the defendant had recovered
from his attack Of chills, and that defandan I
ialiing 10 bring about a compromise in another r
attempt some six months afterwards. had mar.
Iied another young lady This action, there.
lore was brought TO recover damages for breach
OF the promise OF marriage, aud the loss which
plaintlf claimed to have sustained tbereby
The defendants counsel, on The other hand. ad-
mltted the breach of promise but contended
that inasmuch as plaintiff had sustained no
special damage, therefore, she was entitled to
only nominal damages
The case was ably argued for the prosecution
by Messrs. Lawson and Niles, and Messrs. r.
Smith, X. S. Hudson, and j. A. p. Campbell
for the defence, in speeches of ''long and learn
ed sentences, sparkling with gems of rhet toric.
poesy, and wit; indeed, it is gen, ll'y admitted
tnat On no occasion has our court witnessed
such legal contest. The jury retired, and in
TWO nours returned with verdict Of ten dol
lars for the plaintiff. We understand that the
young gentlemen on the jury stood out for a
heavy verdict but that the married gentlemen
overruled them. The case will be carried ~ 10
the high Court ofErrors and Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

" The W, aiher In France Is very eold-beavv
SHOWS .h iH the Eastern and Western portions Of
-. So1.''y' o - 81 LIrI. .s.-EhsE ..
~ ins exports Of cotton from New Orleans
so ana Mcohe TO Engiand, last week, reached q,
go ,a,.l .Iuzsns OF Railway, N. j., have or
Gf.s Concerned in the late incendary nrss IN that
UrDayid smith, Of the wellknown IA Iva, nool
nfm OF w iilner& smith, has just died In I,ondsn.
years. .assa o. I'D , = ltf7'Tr - wv
IL Moses Big Kettle, an iudisn, was tv,ed M
loo sport, NJ ", snd convicted of iiliipg one m
the nembfs Of his tribe In May last and sentenced
70 TIE state Prison for six years. bSsB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

a IALE OF ScANDAL.-A story of scandal is
on the tapis at present 1t appears that last
week Mr. Salskeller came to this city on a
pleasure trip, and also for the purpose of Law
ing In stock Of goods. He brought his wife
with him. She vs. between Is and II years of
age, is a very handsome JeEesg, and, as might
be expected, attracted considerable attention
They arrived in the city in the early part Of
the week, and stopped at the American Hotel.
ON Chestnut street. At the same house board
ed young man named James L Bilger and
his vile. Mrs. s., IL is said became infa atu ted
with b, and during the absence of Mr.. s., il
Is stated, tender notes passed between the par
ues. An slopenent, as the story goes, was
planned and ME. T. and Mrs. S. were to leave
On rriday morning; In the meantipe Mr..
caiskeiier was assiduously employed In ths
most active endeavors to give his wife a mag.
nlseent outfit. Purchases Of the most exte5-
slYe character were made to lend artificial
afornment to the personal charms of the sfair
Jessica He did so to the tune of $500 given
for JsWelry The time for the proposed depar-
turs came, Gn4 Mr Saiskeller went out as
usual To attend to his basine.s. During his
absence, Mr.. Bilger and Mrs. s., it is All asa
LETT very mysteriously. Nobody knew whittier
they had fed. Mrs. d. was ali apxiety about
hes husband, and Mr.. S. was ditto bor
rible susPieioE crossed the mind of the Latter
he proceeded to the Mayors Office, and stated
tne circumstances OF the ease. The detective
oIesrs were set to work Telegraphic dis
patches we're sent in different directions, and
ths ely vas ssarbed. On Monday evening
the fugitive lovers were discovered at a house
In the West End. =" The officers Informed the
couple OF the nature of their visit. Biger was
theh-sa assn lHto custody, and Mrs. s. restored
to her husband, By wEola she was kindly re.
ceiyed. The twain started for Memphis in
the IL O'Clock train. Bilger had hearing
Yesterday morning ssfsfs 5ldsrpan freeman,
ss ths sharss OF abduction. The eyiasnss
The accused was held in 81 0ee bail 10 answer
nc teourt.-Phtkadeiphl Prcss = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04
THE HARP
MUSIC ACCOMPLISHMENT.

Prof. DE CCENIEL has few more hour, to
spare, which he will devote in giving a superior
course OF Musical InstructIOn, rarely to be met
with, on the Harp, Pidn oTorts, GHifdr Sir r,.r
and classical Organ Playing, &c.
N. B-No instruction whatever will be riyeu
where payments are not made IN advance,
ENGAGEMENTS can be made by calling al his New
Musical Repository, corner llth street and Penn
hVehue- oc lift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

DARLOR FURNITURE,
II PAPER-HAN6INes AND tPHoIsrrRy Gonna
The subscr,beIs keep on hand and make 10 order
a.! styles Of CABINET and PARTOR0
FURNITURE, such as Sofas, Arm. Easy apdvH
Rocking Glars, LOUNGES, &c. Also. supe ~
nor assortment of PAPER-HANGINGS,"
Borders and Shades. Paper Hung IN The best u
manner. Carpets Cut, Made, and Put Down ON
short notice. Furniture Repaired and VaTnlsbed
Sleepy Hollow Arm Chairs from sI2 TO S90 eac6
Ensmeled Covered Lounges as low as S.
A Gail IS respectfully solicited from persons fur-
nlshlng their houses, and DO sell furniture
OF oHr o,oH MAKE, as low. If not lower thar the
same style of work mot city make, can be bousht
az in this city.
JOS. T. X. PLANT CO..
Paper Hangers. L Upholsterers, and
Manufacturers of Furniture.
oc Ism $50 ID street between 9th abd lOth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

t'OH FENT-A frst-class RESIDENCE ON q
svs sree.; between lst and I'd. No. !47, continuing
water, gas, furnaces. &c. The house has Sir large
ohamDers, pariors, dining room, kitchen, and d1y
oeiiar. Inquire next door, or of ths undersisded
JOHN b. WARD,
thstra af nj ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

The Company are making ARRANGEMENTS vherebv
Anew SEABORD Line will speedily be CONSTRUCTED
using the PRINTING lNsTRuNENT. which they hops
10 have IN operation BY the lst of February next
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
them. the Company solicit continuance of IL from
the telegr6phIng public. Having IN their emp lov
the most skilfuG operators, they osn prorn,sa
promptItude snd accuracy in the transmission of an
messages entrusted To them. The advantafes Of
THE PRINTING INSTRUMENT
over al Others are vel known TO this community,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

SIORE FOR RENT-The STORE No Ss3
~ rem. avenue, south side, between ~ and 9Th
ss5eets. recently occupied by Miss A. Hook & Sis
te1s az ml.iner store will be rented to good ard
saltaDie tenant on very reasonable terms. No per
son wlshihg TO keep llsuor or segar store need
Apply. Apply to w. II. WHEATLEY No 40
yenersOn street, q anrgatnvn- No 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

ICE HOUSE TO RENT-Looated on r. street
4 south, 6etween I'd and 81, east. In good oondI-
uon; Kent reasonable, and taken, in part, IN ice
Apply on the premises. no 2s-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

Io LET-Two three-story BRICK HOUSES
n containing eight rooms each situated n on st.
yOSEPH FOLLANSBEE,O on IL street, between
6th and 18th streets east '' oo'"oo
Also, STORE on Penn 'ayenue near the ND
Railroad Depot, No. 520 Inquire at the Shos Sto,s
81 oooI sort. 80 eOSts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

WALL, STEPH EMS q CO.,
w No 80 Ptnn. Aes~Ss
BOYS AND YOUTHS, ,READY-MADE
CLOTHIN6,
For School aJld Dress Wed,,
Parents and guardians wishing 10 furnish ,h.;,
chlldren 6nd wards with School and College Uutfts
Tor the coming season, are invited 10 eIamne onr
present large uno extensive variety Of
BOYS CLO1 HING,
Where they can Mt out tier children of Ali s,,ex N
sfew minutes, with every description OF RAN
at very moderate prices. sN'-iS
WALL STEPHENS a. CO.
au 25-u No % Pa Rv. hAt 9th and lOth ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04
Boots, Shoes. 10

Tuous BOOTS AND SHOES.
mined ta rsSyaa .IShIFFIN son having deter
snd : y az ~ ce their iarge stock kofBOOTS-Sr of
ans,,sa SnoES A by the LIST OF January are now
,A Also, large lot Of I.adIes and CbiIdrsr,.v
oe oo oents and Is cents pair which must h.
so,o. THOS. b. GRIFFIN SIN W
Nv ~ No Sll Penn evsn,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04
PED TIoN RATES.

Telegraphs, using the +" Hoase', Print.
ing Telegraph Instruments.
General 0fcs-N NGfiosa al Hotel, erf,ase, On St,fk
street. BraHek 0Hcs-Willard's Hotel.
THE NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
PRlN TING TEIEGRAPH COMPANY HAVING
the only line IN direct communication with the
Northern, Eastern, and Southwestern Cites are
enabled By increased facilities to reduce the rstes
on tnelr line from Washington follows:
For ten Dords. For srsry dddt-