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HOUS EkPING ARTICLES.
h, The Sn6Ecrber desires to call public attention to
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
which Is now repdsred complete in every depart
ment, consisting, In part. Of
CABINET FURNITURE
A very extensive collection, embracing almost every
PaSr seg gsnS to furnish n the
most extensive to the cheapest kinds.
FRENCH CHINA.
Gold band. plain. white, and richly decorated DIN
ner, Dessert and Tea sets,
A large assortment of Vases,
Dinner and Tea Ware, in detached pieces,
Psnms sh sos w c.15 aGd sGgt notices.
with large variety of Fancy Articles appropriate
to decorate the etagere, parior table ana toilet.
Dinner. Tea and Toilet Sets.
Also IN detached pieces, large stock of the latest
GLASSWARE.
nAmerloan F French, and Bohemian, such as
Glarets, Hooks. SheIrIes. Madeiras. Burgundies.
Liquors, Tumolers, Finger Bowls CelerIrs salts,
w ater bottles loaf Bowls, Dishes, Pitchers, Il o.
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets OF half dozen or hfty one and fly three
Also. Ivory handled Knives only,
Carvers and Forks, Steels, DC.
BLUCK-TIN GOODS.
such as Chafng Dishes, from 10 to q inches,
Con Sc ana Tea urns' coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Coffee
PLATED GOODS.
Such as Conee aud Tea Urns, Tea Sets,
Spoons and Forks. CastOrs, Covered Dishes
Pitchers, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Walters, &c.
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such as Walters, Tea TRAYS, and IN sets
Plate Warmers, Slop Jars, Foot Tubs, Water
Cans, &c
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar Lamps, GiTandoles, Wood Ware,
+ enders and Irons, Brushes. ShOvels and Tones
G6ai Hods, step l.adders, Door Mats, attain Goods
w afte Irons, Willow WaIe, Britannia Ware,
Bronzed Iron foods, Cooking Requisites of every
description,
Together with a large assortment of Articles of
Utility and Ornament not deemed necessary to
part cularizs.
HOusekeepeIs will find it decidedly to their in
terest 10 examine my stock and prices. They will
selections but pledge my self to sell as oheap as
the same description of Goods can be purchased IN
any of the Eastern cities.
Goods delivered to any part of the city or George
town free of charge.
Having recently imported direct from Europe an
extensive assortment of French and Iron stone
China, ! am prepared to offer strong Inducements to
the trade. C.. w. BOTELER
Oc cost Iron Hall
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HELL On THE OCEAS.-The Northern Eng
land) Wing complains bitterly of the Shipment
oil some insane paupers from Boston to Liver
pool This complaint is founded on the letter
from a passenger who unwittingly took passage
on the same ship. The letter saws:
As they entered the ship, their shastIy Wis.,
ages, staring eyes, and unmeaning looks ,unmis
takedly indicated that the intellect was gone.
lhere were about sixteen of them 1t will nat
urslly be asked if some Yankee ASYLUM has
dIsgorged its unhappy inmates. This under
stand was literally the fact. These poor crea-
tlres, who, perhaps long since emigrated to
the blessed country of the stars and stripes,
and la spent the vigor and strength of their
days In enricbing the bloated Republic, have
been at length sent home to remain a tax upon
this country or an insupportable burden on
tneir unhappy relatives, although they con-
tracted their frightful malady on American
soil. The passengers suffered much uneasiness
aud annoyance during the whole voyage, as
these maniacs had no person to look after them,
put were allowed to range through the ship
both day and night, rummaging through the
berths of passengers, as 1 suppose, in quest of
food, and screaming and yelling in a most hid
eous manner. OF course, having no person to
take charge Of them, their persons were foul
and filthy, and their actions disgusting in the
extreme. 1t is crying shame that these mad
men and mad women were suffered to wander
~ ouVns tne ot1er passengers. III the
United States Is TO return its lunatics to this
country, it should charter vessel specially for
that purpose, and not mix them UNPROTECTED
among sane people. 1t was a woful sight to see
these miserable wretches, conveyed from the
ship in cart up the streets of Liverpool. MY
history OF them ends here. During the passage
acts too odious even to contemplate were COM
mitted among themselves and some of the sea.
men. Surely some inquiry ought to be made
into the strange affair; tor can positively say
more horrible and more disgracefuI occur
MED all knowledge of their being lunatics.
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A BEAUTiF UL COTTAGE. with Barn, Sta
"A Bile, Carriage, Corn, Cow, and Poultry Homes
and 85 acres of Land nigh state Of cutivatIOr
VIII an ORCHARD of every variety of choice Fruits,
lot Ste-I ne above property ls within So mi of
Washington city, and within IS minutes cTIye of
hve churches. If desired will be sold at the same
tine all the growing crops, horses, cows hogs oar
r!aRes, wagons. and fa ming implements, tog ether
with the entire furniture from paror to kitchen. in
ciuSiVe; POSSESSION given immediately. Address
A. IL. c.. Box $40. Alexandra, Va sc I6-tf
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HE LOST KRoSAUr.-Since the commence
ment OF the search for Mr.. Thurston, the miss-
ing sronaut, in the swamps Of Michigan and
Canada w EST, the bodies of two men have been
discovered, but neither was Identified ss tbs,
OF Mr.. Thurston. One Of these was found near
Monroe, Mich, and the other in the river. at
Illoury, East, in Canada. A correspon lent of
the Chicago Free Press, rejecting on his sad
fate, had been induced to compute the time
be would be in falling to the earth; his mean
velocity, as well as the mOmen ntum with which
he would strike the earth. His elevation was
thought to be three miles when he was last
seeui and assuming this TO be the distance he
fell, 1t would only require thirty y-One- and A.
half seconds for him TO reach the earth a mean
velocity Of 495 feet per second. Assuming his
weight 70 be $50 lbs, he would strike the earth
with a mOusntun equal 70 l6O, 500 pounds. or
ll,fle more than 80 tons-a power SUFFICIENT
10 scsttsr his body, bone, and muscle, into at
oms 80 minute IS scarcely 10 be psrcsptible, il
MOTTO bury, him deep into the earth.
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WHEELwRIGHT. NUDGE & CO..
p" WHOLESALE
y p L n Z Il

No. "a HdHov.T Strtet, eOrHer of Gsrmdn,
BALTIMORE, ND.
Agents for l.. l.. brown & Co.; Thomas Colt:
Csrson Bros 4 Co.; DIckey, Ross q Dickey; Ia
gle Mills Company; Empire Mills; Gibson, Cros by
4 Robbins; x. & A. n. hubbard; Jessud & Latin:
J. p. KING Co owen Hurlbuti Platner a IanL
ter; PatHer 4 SmIth; Parsons Paper Comp
Marlboro Mills; Metropolitan Mills; Sagan
Mills; and various other celebrated makers.
Also. a full assortment OF Book binders Leather.
Cloth. Glue. &c; Printing Papers, News and Book;
Colorei Papers Of ali kinds; Straw Boards; Bind
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
eolOred; Printers Cards and ard Boards, IN every
variety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
A full assortment Of French Folio Post. Packet
and Letter Paper. Marble Paper. Post Office and
Bank Envelope; Wrapping Papers. al kinds
Sheathing, Tack ard Spice Papers: Printing and
Wr ting Ink; Alum, bleaching Powders.
IT. Paper Of every description made 20 order.
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ID The Olympian games, after bespg discon
ttnued for hheen hsudred yras, are ,c-estaD-
lished at Athens, Ia the ancient Stad um by a
decree Of the Queen Regen: Of Greece
Gf- A corresp1 1udent, who hss been reading
ephfgeon's Gems" IL much struck with che
originality Of the idea there expressed, 'IhafNye
shanid all probably like to have free passes 70
tb- pal ace Of H-vrn." He at tue same time sug ,
tnatthe aoidsrs oftho,e passes would pToba.
O.y be dead heads -
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IA3TIcE TaR Tc E6 0S GrE rTEHE EsI 5IsSgL,sHMgN,I OF
In Pursgsnce Of the act of Congress approved
May q, ,sS, entitled AN act TO create land DIS
authorizes the President Of the United States to
estsbilsh M hnd once fJr the district of New Mex
9tios faI the sale and entry OF pubic land ia the
IeIrlt2ry OF Nsy Mexico viii be establishes At
day OF November next.
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washington.
tnis fth day OF September, A, D., '858. 81. 2
o By order Of the President
Aotnr Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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n yIsITERS
BACON & RAVENS UNRIVALLED PAN
- OFORTES. -..

Il OFORTES. ~.
w. u. MEfZEROTT takes pleasure in calling
the attention Of the public to his stock of--A
flANOFOhTESl from the great manu- k7[1
factory of Raven. Racon & Co.. IN NevuJvNVV
fork. OF which he is the sole agent. Thsse instru
al the principal pianists OF the United States,
squsre Pianos superior to any others manufactu Cd
In their mechanism they are constructed on o differ
ent plan from all others, which affords q greater
facility for expression. In touch and tone they are
unquestionabty the sw eetest and most equal The
celebrated american pianist, M. Gottschak, has
taken two Of these Pianos to West Indies and South
tour. One has also lately been ordered by Madame
Vleuxtsmps to be sent 10 Paris for her private use
Tantei and kept IN tune without charge for two
years. ....t..- -. -
will find it to their advantage BY giving call be-
fore parohasing elsewhere
found ~ the most reasonable prces, on monthly
payments, at our Warerooms, in the Star Buildings.
corner Of Penn. avenue. nth and ID sts, SEQ
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k'OK SALE-A Market and DAIRY FARM of
ABOUT 81 acres, with all the necessary buildings
&C., In hne condition. Ii is situated in Alexandria
county, Va about five miles from the Long Bridge
ana two from the GsorgetOwn aqusduct. II will Be
sold low and on accommodating terms Apply nv
letter, through the Post Office, to JAMES w
BURCH. Washington City. auA-tf
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II GARD.
II ANTILLES q PERSONS BUYING CLOTHS

FAMILIES PERSONS BUYING CLOTHS
AND CASSlMERES BY THE YARD
~ HsyIng necessarily 70 keep large assortment of
tensively and generally IN those goods we ofier
greater to of those goods than
oan be found. w Q will cut very cheap. No charge
for patterns shrinking, having steam apparstus
for that puIpose Ii would be well for those puIchas
the only estabis hment Of the KIND IN this city which
deals extensively in those goods and must offer
greater advantages to buyers. =
f'n2 sia .~,re. WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
: No. 80 Penn. avenue, between
Sc q com 9Th and 10th streets.
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FOR RENT.-Suits of or single ROOMS. fur
L nlshed or unfurnished, very desIIably located,
by the month. week, or less term. Terms mode
rate. ApPly at SIS Penn. avenue, nearly opposite
National Hotel.
aui7-T&Stf F.HOLDEN.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-A very
large front Room, suitable for a small fsmiy Is
now vacant Also, Rooms suite or single for
gentlemen and their wives, can be secured for the
vlnter by early application at 466 18th street. Sew
eral Table Boarders can be accommodated.
se2l-2aWlm
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Educational.
BOARDING, AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
FRERccHNS FRENZY ND NtDHRRiEsti RRiNESstiIsH

thENC AND ENGLISH
Prncipsl-DONALDM Macleod. a IA EsHe,-
.rIsIt sItr Of Glssgow.
Monday In September. and end on the Suta Of Jups
following. - ~
For thorough literary and scientific culture sound
the Ffeneh DepdrfnleHf and Tor sOcnl advantage es
It is unsurpassed.
enjoys the personal supervision Of the PRINCIPAL.
who assisted by three ladies' Of ability, perienos
No school out of Aris possesses pnrer standard
of good frenoh, or better corrective OF bad French,
aoquring that la gesse. It 10 strengthened by the
accession Of Prof ALExANDKE
MUSIC ON THE pIsN0, IBE GUITAR AND
taught by the ladies Of the family, otferrg superior
aoysnts es to DAY scholars as wei as bosrders.
of sst sfm csss % COMPOSED GO Of hrst seniors
scence for which they prepared and viii receiye
atithe emo OF the year diplomas suitable testimo-
For further Information see circulars. oc&sv
tNEIk CARLISLE. Pa
Number limited to Is ,ds to whose Improvement
tbs tune and energies OF the Principal sTe oonGtsny
EntIrs xpsnse $40. Circulars at this ofioe.
- III To MI a few vacancies clll at KIrkvood
House on October 18th. from TO o'olSck ?. m, or
Sc 9-eoSw Principal and PIop'letot.
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
The next Session of this instItutIoa vii com
Tenoe on Wednesday, the twenty ninth CsathD Of
Applicants for admission will be examined on the
Monday and Tuesday before the opening Of the ses
slOn.
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
OF the Columbian College will commence its next
Session wednes day. the eIg hth (sthJ Of septem-
au 70 entNovI J.G. BINNEY. President.
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For Rent and Sale,

FOR SALE OR RENT.-A large four stor,
\ BKtCK s.t !ia aoTSE, on sth street between and
pens gas, speaking trumPets, bath fixtures, and all
%th 1Sam fine stable hs
servants pump of exc ,lent water in front Of the
srS ssnop hOsss OS.5 contains s SIX bed chambers
Kitchen: Per:Gns Pc desrous Of purchasing will please
be paid in hand and credit fram ons fd to a1
yeaIst 81 on the balance The above house stands on
0l 5ne most elevated points in Washington and
iysla. NsLs's Painting EpSTiam. No. 81 Louisana
NO: Soi massachusetts, avenue. between 6th and 7th
''Isss., Tss sbows sSu.h hsn.s sIds; will .d, 70,
the Iss Of November and if not dis posed Of by the
1'se ooseos% q 0ss0Oer' will be ,ss,ts. iSs rent;
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE:-Two
ana two two story Brick Houses with basements =
North Tsa
BRa% iRd kes sni ksss. sasa a.sD AD
2o 7th street near ID. 90 2-lm
EQR RENT:-A three story PRICK DWELL
with 18th Store @ ATTACHED. on street near 4th
sss Inquire Of ri ana Wster On .hs sTem
corner ofl2th and ID streets. se@-u
A HOUsE FOR RENT IN THE BEST BUS
"a INES LuCAkITY IN THE .CTTY.oThe
bsSt;s bbeHss af present occupied t{ Dr. Finley Hunt
avenue between 9Th and 10Th streets Tin one Of the
pesn business quaresln washington J running back
20 street. aDd containing II the par-
ses to DR.. H UNIT. ss24-tf
EOR RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the thlrd stor,
~ OF the building occupied as Office by C. s.
Ep9 20 sfe G2RHpSSsGiai the City B
FOR RENT.-The DWELLING HOUSE. No.
80 street, on the square immediately east of
me front 0i The City Hail. next door to the residence
oi NJ. Carlse, (the proprietor,D to whom applica-
tlon may he made. The house will be rented only
Tor the dwelling house of private family. The
rent viii be 800 per annum. payable at such periods
dc Inay De agreeo on. se2Stf
EOh SALE-On very reasonable terms a valua-
L bio LOT OF GROUND, numbe red 4. in square
466 near the Catholic Church, - the Seventh u ard
,sLana. inquire OF GEO. w. BRAY. cal Estate
nee. ss 81 1m1 VI
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-Tbe
v subscriber offers at private sale the property
known as the Bakery the south side the
canal near the Alexandria A Aqueduct together with
the wharf, which Is shout 2l0 Ieet deep from Canal
10 river; the tow path being inc,uded in tbIs nrnn
ertv. F'OP
The Bakery has a front of 81 feet on the Canal
chInery. ''' ING"
This property for Bakery or Coal Yard Is not
surpassed by any in the District
Also, Wood and Coal Yard now in the occupancv
OF Hurty Orme and MIR. Barron. This propertv
has front OF lO feet on the Canal ard IO2T feat ok
the west side OF Green street and is as easy of
cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing
ton as any yard IN the District.
APfly to THOMAS BROWN, I45 West street.
6eorgetown; ortO =. T. BROWN, Pa ay next TO
corner oil l4th street. ashington, ID. C. au 25-tf
=
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MUSICAL CAR

IL HE Undersigned begs leave TO say that he %
prepared to furnish Music with the best Of band.
brSSs string either for FAIRS. Balls and parles.
Pianist 6Iwdys on hand. p. FISHER,
Sc 2o-lm No. So Pa avenue. Washington CITY.
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a CnIfNMHio VI VI EhhRRHS EhR LE GrhhaFraEtEa rha FaiaESt

the Evening Star Is authorized to sell, on very 90
commodatlng terms and at low price, one of
the most desirable farms in the County of Culpep-
en- IL CONTAINS about 800 acres, of which aO are
woodland, and the residue arabic land. IN fine con-
dition for cultivation This tract situated about
three miles from Culpeper Court House 1t has upon
lngs. All the arable land not id cultivation is well
set IN grass. TO gentleman seeking country res
ldence this farm offers attractions not il
eqnslled in Piedmont yirginia. building cite upon
the farm commands fine mountain spect, and
The soil is of ex xcellent original quality and peou-
larly adapted to the production of wheat and at
will sell it for less than value, early pplioSion
Is made. Persons wishing to purchase win please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Esq. Ed
ltor OF the Star. ap9-1awtf
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Wood and Coal.

A MOTHER ARRIVAL.
y COAL-COAL-COAL,
rived and now unloading . tons best REiS Ann
VIII IE ASH COAL. cheap for cash. Cali at ones
ana leave your orders. r. w. BATES
-, Wood and Coal Dealer
oo q 14th street, near Canal.
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Musical Instruction.

MUSICAL ATTRACTION
PRO BONO PUBLICo MUSICALE.
The Art OF Teaching Music: q practical method
for successfully Imparting q THOROUGH MUSICAL
bDUcA TIoN, which gives the sum and substance Of
evcIv thing necessary TO be known To elevate and
establish the CHARAcTER and QUALIFICATIONS Of
BvhRT Music TEACHER: BY Prof. De Ceniel. Call
ard get copy at Messrs BLANCHARD A. Mo
huns store, corner nth street and Pa. avenue.
ne 2S-lm
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STORE FOR RENT-The store on Ohio ave-
- nue. between 18th and 18th SITS. 1t is particular
to T. J. Il w. nj. GAIT, northwest corner Eth
and G. sts.. Nos ie &-Ieotf
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DICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.

PICTuRE CORD AND TAssELs.
handsome assortment of PICTURE CORD
and TASSELS, SHADE CORD, TASSELS and
BRASSES, BUFF HOLLAND, Gold Band and
Common WINDOW SHADES; also, cnooe
lect Ion of PAPERHANGINGS: Just received at
MARKRITER'S,
No. 486 7th street, eight doors above
Sc "a -eOlms Odd FelloWs' Hall,
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E'OR SALE1On very reasonable terms. a valua-
Il Z bo LOT OF GROUND, numbe red A. in square
466, near the Catholic Church, - the Seventh " ard
Island. Inquire of GEO. w. BRAY X cal Estate
nee. ss o. Ino VI
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A HUUoE FOR RENT IN THE BEST BUS
"A INES LUCAEITY IN THE CIrY.-Tbe
House at present occupied by DR.. X. Finley Hunt,
DENTIST - for rent 1t is the north side Of Penn
avenue between 9Th and 10Th streets Tin one of the
pest business squares in Washing tonj Tunning back
20 street and containing rooms sbesides the par
lots; or 1uIther Information apply on the prsmi-
ses 10 HUNT.
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t'OR RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the third story
I OF the building occupied an Office by c. s.
Walaoh, and Immediately opposite the City Hall
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DIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT.-A
Il great variety of new ara second and
PIANOS always on hand, from theyeoto- W1
ries of SteInway IL sons, % New fOff utNtt
B. r echenbach IN PhIlade phIa: and knabe Il Co..
In Baltimore, which will sell or rent on moderate
and easy terms at my Piano WaIoro0m, No <ee llth
street, above Penn avenue
Sc I-4ms FRED'K. G. REICGENBACH.
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EOR RENT.-The DWELLIN6 HOUSE No.
- ~ street, on the square Immediately east of
the front oil he City Hail. next door to the residences
Of j. NJ. Carlisle, (the proprietor y 10 whom anpico
ton may he made. The house will be rented only
Ior tne dwelling house Of private family. The
as may he agreed on. Sc %. .tf
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Tvo
four-story Brick Houses, with back buildings,
ana Two two story Brick Houses, with easements,
brlck Houses on III street north. This properly
ETiII De sold low and on long credit. Apply to-
GEORGE w. BRAY, Real Estate A GENT NO
Sic 7th street near d. - -
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EOR RENT.-A three story BRICK DWELL
/. ING with Store attached, on street. near lstb
street, NO. SS and $40. Gas and water on the prem
lses. Inquire of GEORGE A. w. RANDALL.
corner of 18th and ID streets - 81 % n
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