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A GnfiNSA GPnEfisNlKHBtE II EEaassMM EEasM IL GTLPPEEPER,

"A COUNTY,, Va, For SA LE.-The Editor Of
the Evening Star authorized to sell, on very oc
eommodating terms and at a low price, one Of
the most desirable farms in the County of Culkep-
er IL contains about 500 acres, of which 30 are
woodland, and the residue arabic land IN fne con-
dtlon for cultivation. This tract is situated about
three miles from Culpeper Court House. 1t has upon
1t small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
lngs. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set IN grass. To gentleman seeking country res
dence this farm offers attractions not surpassed If
equaned, IN Piedmont Virginia. building site upon
the larm commands a fne mountain pros pect, and
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
Inc SOL is OF excellent original quality, and pecu-
present IN good state of Improvement. The owner
Will sell 1t r less than Its value If early ppcation
communicate with w. ID. WALLACE, Esq, Ed
nOr OF the StAr. ap 9-laWtf
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
w STEAMBOATS,.
Greenbrier White Sulphur, Sweet, Warm,
Hot, Capon, FauquIer White Sui.
phur and Warren Springs.

The Alexandra and Washington Steamboats, will
hereafter run regularly, leaving the
wharf foot Of 7h street, Washington, EaSshN
and King street, Alexandria, at thexAzczEE1.1s
following hours:
Leave Alexandria at4, 8. 10. l2Az, 2<.I6k.
Leave Washington at Ga 9, liz. l, 8, 81. ~.
WhAley's OmnbuseS, connecting with the boats
leave the Capitol, and the corner Of 18th and 18th
streets and Pennsylvania avenue.
The a. m. Boat connects with the ORANGE and
* IN aEzz..uzr uzrAALExANDRIA a RAIL-
A1A BRIER WHITE SUL-
PHUR: SWEET, WARM. Hot, CAPON,
REN SPRINGS. lie IL N
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Traveller Directory.

TEE VIRGINIA sPRINGs.-r.sssarers fOr
sssG,i .ss1 nis.. ss,I'Sss 4 ~ j: ;sSiss J.
the Alexandria and Waxkinxton R.ilra.d ,th :,
xe9 donana IN AN svenus vii De called for and con
break can be obtained. Tins I,ns cerr,s.t 81
~ y; +; . MAI M for the o. q A. r. r Pssssnrers vSil
that 10 met with on the boat. II ia tie most 49,
dltlous, and IN many Instances, the most econo,nI
ca route. Coaches connect with every tram from
N: N: B.-Coaohes farnishsd for Excursion. and Pic
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MAGNOLIA HAMS.-Choice Magno,ia and
lvl other brands Of A No. HAMS. The quality
KING BURCHELL,
saH Corner Ysrmoqtsvs, and 18th sts,
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Educational.
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
IL ~ SfrsSf b>fsnee. 10tk %

EMERSON INSTITUTE,
~ II street. betWeen l2tA aad 1sth streets,
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
% The SIKH Annual Session Of this Institute com
pupils limited. and the school is stricty select.
Inc Prnclps claims the privilege of characterzIng
dents Wishing =, e prepare for College will have the
Terms per quarter for the English branches,
sea ~ " " csHs. HGas;s b: YOUNG. Principal.
GEoRGEToWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL,
The duties Of this institution will be resuinsd on
Pupils from washington oonveyed to and from
M. J. NARROWER,
ao % IOoIl Prlnoipal.
METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE TNsTI-
49, ,, FOR yogSSdFfE'A yogSd LADIES.
sts.. recently occupied BY the Misses RooSer.
The duties of the Institute will be resumed the
hrst Monday In September.
T.H HtyRNNER, Natural Science. o''
Mrs. I. H. HAvkNNER. pTeoeptress.
KeyiJ: NEWMAN HAuk. A. NJ, Languages and
Rev T.; F. MoRsAN, ID. D., Lecturer on Moral
Miss 81; VIRGINIA HARksEss. Preparatory De-
Mss Mss TAcEy DANIEL Musie-Pisno.
MISS ALICE ADAMS. Drawing.
Mrs. +. J. MYERS, Painting.
TERMS,
Preparatory apartment r. m IS to 80 Der ouar,e,
Gol egiate Departn ant. English from Si0 to Sl2 So
rTench; German, Latin, Greek, extra
For CIRCULARS. containing full information, ad-
au A-Sw Mr.. MRS. T. II. HAVENNER.
FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COL
LEGIATE INSTITUTE,
No. 1s2 street, Gadsby's Roto, Washington, ID. C..
The duties of this Institute will be resumed ON
Monday. the 9Th Of September
Circulars, stating terms, course Of study, &c.
can be Obtained at the Book and Music Stores
HIRAM EORSON, Principal
NINE Z: kOLLlN CORSON, Woe Principal,
rENTRAL ACADEMY,
" Corner Of E aad IOth St.,
The ex srcises OF this tion will be resumed
Apply to " ''''1
au 25 I'm g. MERCHANT. PrincipaI.
WESTERN ACADENY
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MRS. GEN. wHEELER'S SEMINARY
Il YOUNG LADIES,

r,. bEOkGETOWN, ID. T..
The duties of this Institution viii be resumed on
the hrst NJ onday IN September. with renewed exer-
tons on the part the PrIc pal for the cultivation
OF the hearts and minds of the pupils committed to
fully solicited. au H. eOtSe1I5th
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sci I'M To- -l....r' - ''
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sAbE.-T6e
kaoxn rs The B.SesT % at p,yate sale The
Canal, near the Alexspdra ueduet, together with
to the path SsnS fm .h. Ss1s
The Bakery has a front of "a feet on the Canal
and controls 50 inches of water for driving its ma
Tins property for Bakery or Coal Yard is no,
Also. q w ood and Coal Yard now In the occupancy
oil Hurry OIme and Mr.. Barron. This property
the west side of Grssn street. and is as easy Of c
cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing
The above property will be offered on liberal terms
Gps oS Pa4MAs ~ BRRRRMN S West street
conner Of l4th street. ashinston. b. C. et s5 y
TOR sALE-A Market and DAIRY FARM of
! atont SO acres, with all the necessary buildings,
ae, IN hne ooncition. is situated in Alexandra
and from the Georgetown aqueduct. It will be
soy s,a low anu on accommodating terms Apply by
BURCH, Washington City. au24-tf
EQH REHT-The large room over Richard !.
f9TTTTsSTy SGsqplsd By Gideon's Bndery. Inquire OF
KICHAhD KYON. au I2lm
FOoss, iKEMiIITW0 En;iI;W ROOMS N the thrd stoEy
s.se sHs H1.2SiGai the City .a ss
PROVED CITY PROPER TY.-A Farm of ffiy
acres, miles from Washington A2d the same dis
town, adjoining the lands OF Mr.. ' homas Clark,
NJ, y. Yulee, ESQ.,, and Of the lands of the late L.
b: Hardin. Esq. The Farm is divided into fields
with water in each field a fine orchard, ard house
containing rooms, with a good cellar and back
kitchen, stable and all necessary out-buildlngs nm
good order, now in the ocou pauoy of E. Yulee ESQ
who VII show the property and give information
respecting the sale. Information can also be had
from w. ID. w allaoh, Esq, Edi'Or of the Star
Possession given on the LIST of January. 1853.
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w WESTERN ACADEMY,

SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
twenty four pupils only in the department of
Municipalities. Sixteen pupils OILY in the depart
SILAS l.. LOOMS. A. NJ, Teacher of Mathe-
A. GEORGE WILKINSON, A. b., Teacher of
LANGUAGES. ,a
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Musical instruction.
SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Prof. DE CENIEL is still in Washirs,sn and
he Is prepared TO receive a limited number oltL$
special pupils, advanced in music to whom he S3X
Will give thorough and complete acadenI al
course OF instruction the Harp. Pianoforte Gui-
tar, Singing, and Organ. Will also give a regular
Art Of Teaching Music, to qualify for the profess
sion.
Terms made known on application at the Wash
lngtOn House, Penn. avenue.
N:B.-Prof DK CGSEIL will open his new Musi
cal RepOsI,ory In few days, on the corner Of lth
street ana fenn avenue. se8-lmr
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< IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENSTHEN and assist them, ey tee 20
hss arrived from Europe with has - -
own, as well as the manufacture OF Sooo msny
others of the latest improved SPECTA ACLhS anc
EYEGLASSES; among which are the
PERISCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
n1iiRI FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISH ED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted TO lmproveany EYE Infected
with weakness. oatanct or tending to 1t; also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS
Persons " no compelled TO use glasses, or those
now usi1x them, will be suited at first sight. Those
"of fLE-POLIsHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received ehe highest recommendation At the
Worlds Fair, ct Paris, through their producing
IN any other improvements.
Also, all sty les of OPERA, SPY, and MA6NI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
are Tor sale af his store corner of street eno
Pennsylvania avenue, or Eighth street No. Ssl. ber
tween street and Pa. svenue. 8.f
NT Do sof 1ttsfdks tke eorasy Of STA sfSsSt.
Prices very Reasonable, the same ss st his estab-
liskment In Eurppe. = 81. n9-H
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FALL ARRANGEMENTS.

FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW
FROM k3SHfNGfJtIS HHffftI JtISsfofsSssk fSsk ksuTaSaa1 Ta1E WEST
1st. MAIL TRAIM y ltsi4sst .ts1t. al IS and 7su
tsupdey excepted allowing passengers e S time iR for
breakfast at the Relay House, Washington juno
E%PkEss c6NNEcTIoN hSS leaves s Wa.b3t.ns bb3Tds
at $50 p m, reaching Cincinnati AZ p. m next day,
svlle Cairo and the Southwest. and for ST. to@i..
Kansas, DO. Time, from Was hington TO Cincinnati,
Sd. rfSCiNNsihtTiI. Ii DHYToS, JAY + pS fNDIANApo-
NOR NNS IA TTAAWHK9s WfsTER ST; L9grs pGEalChG0 Es AND
Except Saturday and Sunday, at4 IS p NJ connect,
ins at washington Junction or Baltimore. leaving
TO view the Grand Mountain soenery oftbe Road
IN take the sS5 and 7+5 a. or AS p. m.
trains from Washington.
western Virginia Road take the 50 D. m Train. For
Marietta and Clnclnnatl Railroad take the same.
.s, rhIS1fh r1Skets and Bsssste Cheers 70 al su.I
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
,n1 f ana ohlo Railroad VIII leave Washing
For ali points between Washington Junction and
For ali Stations between Piedmont ard Wheeling
take the IS p. m. Tram To connect with the Fred
erick Train take the 80 p. m. Train.
WASHINGTON 4 BAL LTIMoRE TRAINS.
Leave washington flr Baltimore al SIS and las
a. m and s 50 and IS p. m. On Sunday at so p. m.
only.
Leave Batlrore at 4 80 and ssO g. m. and $50 and
81 p. m. On Sunday at so a IN. only.
The 7.45 and AS trains only Will stop ct way sta
tlons and for Annapolis connections.
M Ihe IS IN m. % and $50 p M are the chief connect
p IN. trains for the east.
!, f35 Gf further mioTgston inquire At the Baltimore
aul6 II. II. PARSONS. Agent.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
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17-n
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGpLLR LINE
rCIinHtonf CntirbnkkyyRI, bnIkyR, ISh nSSi Tshss, zen
VIA PANAM A RAIL DAD.

CAUfloN.-So many frauds and imposi- <oons
mons OF various kinds have been ately <RX82k
serletnted on travellers bound TO toCALI-
FORNlA, that the subscriber, the only ant horn ed
ma, in the city of New York, feels u his duty 10
caution ali persons seeking passage to California,
that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must he careful To
find the true once Of the Steamships Of the IT, s.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, as other ofios
In New York ID authorized to engage passage
TIE Companies have only one ofhce In New Yort.
which Ia st III Vest street. corner Of Warren street
Danys Wharf.
IL Observe my sirn over the door.
.u LW. kAYMokp, Assst.
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MIR. w. II. PALMER
lNFORMS 9 MS pupils, friends, and the public gen
orally that his
PIANO FORTE CLASSES
will commence on
MONDAY, September IS, 1858.
being his last season in Washington,
The Class Rooms are situated on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue between 10th and llth Streets over the new
store of SIbley a. Guy.
Pupils desirous of Mr. Palmer's services are re-
quested to apply at Mr.. Metzerott's Music Store,
week.
Schools and families are soIolted to make their
arm emsnts with Mr. Palmer early as possible 4
Terms, In all csses, IN adrIace. Sc 6-lw
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THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON RUDI-
l MENrAKY SERIES.-Mechan os and Me
chanIsm, with upwards of 800 illustrations by Robt
SenT Burn Price 60 cents.
Ornamental Drawing ard Architectu Design,
with go Illustrations by Burn: price g. cents.
Tbs London Illustrated Drawing Book with 500
illustrative drawings and diagrams; by kOb't Scott
Burn price g. cents.
7. e Steam Engina: its history and mechanism !;
with engraved III ustra tions of the stationery, loco
motive, and marine steam engine; by Burn price 6!
ceIts.
A few copies of each lust imported from London
by TAYLOR l. MAURY, Book sellers,
seq 81 S4 Pa. avenue, near 9Th ST.
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EOA kENT-The large room over Richard J.
Ryon's Grocery Store, corner OF 9th and ID SITS :.
formerly occupied BY Gideon's Bindsry. Inquire OF
RICHARD j RYON. an t2.im
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CENTRAL ACADEMY,
" Corner Of E aad l0th St.,
The srcses of this nstitu ton will be resumed
the lst day of September. The number is limited
Apply to "
au 25 I'm g. MERCHANT, Pripcipal
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ITO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, AN
i TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

'VVCAhfENTEkS AND BUtLDERS, AND
TOALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
We would most respectfully call your attention
to the following advertisement: - -.
Just arrived by the following nsmed vessels, to
vii: Schooner Fairfax, of New York; the schoon-
ers King Dove and Francis f.. of Philadelphia;
schooner Allen, of Boston; and by railroad
$40 DOORS, of all ordinary sizes,
500 WINDOWS of SASHEs and BLINDS, of or
dlnaIy sizes,
4o,o ,ooe feet OF M0ULDINGs, of various sizes and
patterns.
All Of the above nsmed work warrented to
be kiln-drled. and free from sap or knots, and
which, Tor workmanship p, we defy a"y establishment {
Ia the country "a surpass. AS motto 10 ''sIlal
grohts and quick sales, shall sell them at low
hgure, TO make room for more. - -. :.
All odd slzes Of Sash, nooIs or Blinds fu rpls he'd
~ snort notice. and at as low rates by any esab
ment IN this vicinity. Inside Shutters We can fur
sh OF any style st from 10 to Is per cent less Than
city. - 80 "
We respectfully invite those interested in the
aoove stStement to investigate the same to satisfy
doing.
Ahbera discount made to the trade. -
Centre Market, RI =
nu S0-lm w uANJI TON n CO
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lust PUBLISH ED-Atlantic Telegraph Polka,
fa'a" For sale e.. 4 .hs g. fiff NfEffSGRSirr. 2'GIs g.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RAVEN
AZ M .ns g. MUSIC e'ore" w. G. METZEROTr.
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IL cents in boards, One sult by Mrs. Tro lope.
One Fault 10 considered By many to be the best
work Of this popular author" 60. s..
Just received and for sale at
sea st (Tntei. 4 Union SEA Pa. svepne.
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BRITISH OUTRAGES,

lMPoRTANT iNfL0ENcE mas been brought
TO bear pom the Administration, who have decided
20 despatch the U =. line Of battle ship Pennsylva-
ms 10 the Gulf Of Mexico. IL is said that Commo-
dore Stewart 10 tS assume command. and the pr
ing cd wreck whisky, haye been alresdy oraered
from JONAS LEyGs nsy WINE ana s spdH -
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EOk RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the third story
H. Of the building occupied an office by c. 8.
Wallach, and Immediately opposite the City Hall.
Applv tn RICHARD WAIIACH, aps
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CARD.
"A. F; LITTLE, PROFESSOR OF Music, having
resumed the duties of his profession, will de- w.
vote himself entirely to the instruct on of pu- &kf
pills In Vocal and Instrumental Music. A1
Terms 10 be Paid in Adpanes.
Piano. Guitar, Singing, VIo in, Flute, O., each per
quarter OF "a lessons. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIS o.
Organ and thorough Bass IN connection, per
Vocal ldSScS.
Glasses Of pupils, each per quarter 100000. 10 90
Classes of 10 pupils, each per quarter...... TO,
asses of ~ pupils. eacn per quarer... %
IL Residence at DIR. Hunts, so Penn. avenue,
between 9ta and 10th streets. Sc S-eolms
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We are now receiving our Pail stock Of FURNI-
TURE and U Y Sc F U RMS HINGn
house in Washington, We would invite all ~
Quick Sales and Small Profits"
Old Furniture taken in exchange for new.
JOHN BONTZ sRO..
an 20-lV odd r eows' Hall. 9TH st.
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ACCOMMODATION STAGES BETWEEN
n BROOKEViLLE AND WASHINGTON,
Leaving DOrses's Hotel every Monday, Nfdnes-
day and riday, Tor BroOkevIlle, al frf1N
o'clock aud leaving BrooksvIiiei ev- l-5S-9
ery Tuesdsy, Thursday and SATURDAY. N ~
at O'clock Further information can be obtained
by spslVing at DOrseys Hotel, corner I'm and sta.
wa.a'ns'%S4r .ns WESTON p. TURNER. Proprietor.
, 1858-12-31

to be carried, and all other particulars in refer.
ence to the route and service, and also after care.
iu examination Of the laws and instructions at.
tached to the advertisement
Dated) (Signed)
Guarantee
The undersigned, residing at -, State
Tor Territory Of -, undertake that, if the
foregoing bid for carrying the mail on route No.
- be accepted by the Postmaster General,
the bidder shall, prior to the LIST day Of July,
1859, enter into the required obligation, or con.
tract, to perform the service proposed, with good
and sufficient sureties.
This sc do, understanding distinctly the obi.
cations and liabilities assumed BY guarantors
under the 27th section Of the act Of Congress Of
July 2, 1886.
Dated.) Signed by two guarantors.)
Certificate
The undersigned, postmaster Of -, State
Tor Territory Of, certifles, under his oath
Of Office, that he is acquainted with the above
guarantors, and knows them to be men Of pro-
perty, and able to make good the guarantee.
Oated) (Signcd.)
0. The bid should be sealed; superscribed
"M Mail Proposals, Territory Of -" address.
ed "Second Assistant Postmaster General, I"
Contract Office, and sent by mail, not by or to
an agent and postmasters will not enclose pro.
posals Tor letters Of any kind in their quarterly
returns.
10. The contracts are to be executed and re-
turned to the Department by or before the lst of
July, 1859, but the service must be com renced
on that date, whether the contracts be executed
or not
-. - .ra A. v. BROWN,
Postmaster General
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, --..,..
October l5, 1858.
, 1858-12-31

The Ofenleot Dlsoovely Of tho Agos
oRsAT BLEasIso 10 MANKIND iSnoesns NJ SorSrT.
. DnL CzlphayS SPRoPuTLAoEIcUs. q elI dbnfte.lns
aerni) sure preventive aasIust 0onnIFi 0s andgphl
hhd@ases, and an unsurpassed TSmedy for Al vpuseI,
pOrOfalOs, gAnPFenoua dHd cancenus ulcers. i,d ds
charges from vgaa uterus and ufcthra, and ~ cntane-
aFuptnsAn daeassA Fur sale Ut DE- I. cslptAy6
one, sAelamen'a street. nearly spppsie paclns Nall
Steamship Co.'S oiace, San FIanriAco. A. lnocuation
preventive AGsin tmAll Ipx. % h Dr. L. J. CnbkdyS
PSnphylaeteum puwntivs against yphiliio snd gon-
orIboil diseaeA Hamles IN iiS,lf. q pos,ea,s he
poser Of chemically deEiEoJing The yphltc virus, and
thereby ng hnu-andsof yaunk dtbauchees omhsi1g
iais ted BY the q loafhsme Of an dIseawl LRt 10
youna uho appreciates health b without Dr. Cp.
kAy'sP ophyac'cum. ltisinwEy convenient packages.
and Sl Ound convenient tonss being used q soap.
That dass can be evsnied BY thsuse Of proper agents.
~ well On established fac q that can b eaisd aer
~ establishments The principle, which b nov univors
sally Focogn I'D, was received even bere the dAyad
Jsnnr the dlsoHsrsr Of vaccination 10 1895, AID he
multiplied hens ever since have received e they d.
sesd, the attention of the medical faculty. Il Was IN
pursuit Of ih. branch Of The medical science that Dr. l.
J.tapkAy lOEiunsisy made the discovery Of hls Pro-
phylActicum. which, tF The prevention Of syphIllc,
ronoTk@h. canceruua and onanaous dlSordea, alands
unrivullsd BY any sasni inl ,hs PhaFupcotoiA IAe
elect Of this agsnt asr COTTON, Is Immediate. andt
moves the possibility q contraction q dlssasa. u
huwsvsF the disease has been onifaetod, y d useful b
bsnin1lbg lhs pOs1nous bscreonl SAeh By AhsoEptoa
produce the haIsid onn<qusoces Known q secondary
syphls Ithas been administered ~ thf ctbf d shy
thousand rasss and b has yet 70 and The @ IN which
Il hal hilsd 70 suhssvs Tie parpols W. which Wns
administered. Price, s. Pun dhectous are attached
% eaoh pashheO 10 CASES where he Psoph yaeieun b
- : 49,
, 1858-12-31
DScelIaNg.

ouired Of bystander where he cnuld get
some liquor. A place near by was pointed
out to him, and he inquired il il was good.
The answer WIS that It would probably kill.
A few minutes afterwards the sailor called
to negro who was saving wood near by,
and took him into the shop which had been
pointed out, where be treated him TO drink.
The bar tender asked the sailor If he was
not also going to drink, but received q ne
RatiVe answer, and boh the visitors left.
Very som the sailor again made his appear
ance, called for liquor, and was asked why
ke did not drink when he was in before.
He replied that be had been watching the
'nigger'-that It was just seven minutes
since he drank, and as the liquor had not
killed him In that time, he believed he could
stand it. and would run the risk.
What has brought you here = said a
lone women who was quite Illustrated the
other asorning, by an early call from . bach
elor neighbor who lived opposite, and who
she regarded with peculiar favor. came
% borrow Matches Matches! that's 3
likely story Why don't you make match
yArselfl know what you come for cried
lie exnsrerated old virgin, as she backed the
bachelor into corner, you came here TO
Kiss me almost to death! But you shan't,
without you are the strongest, and the Lord
knows you are!
wilkins Really this is not to be borne.
Who are you, sir . and who was your
father z
Hombred-s who was my fatheri Ny
fither was the first inventor Of 'threshing
machines.' am the FIRST Of his make, and
can be set In operation at very little ex-
pense and at the shortest notice. So look
,out' se oe
Il is said that one Of the editors Of the
Lewisburg Chronicle, soon after commencing
~ learn the printing business, went 70 see
preachers daughter. The next time he at
tended meeting be was considerably aston
ished at hearing the minister announce as
his text Ny daughter is grievously tor
menied with devil
A new dish for epicures was presented
4 . dinner table in Philadelphia, q few
days since. eggs fried in butter with shells
on. The dish was invented by young lady
from ireland, who said she could do any
thing, and dale besides ss.7 +.
There was much truth in the speech Of a
country lad to an idler, who boasted his de-
scent from an ancient family. SO much
The worse fur you, said the peasant; 'as
We plowmen say-the older the seed, the
worse the crop. ueHsses4
ssiali We not make hay while the sun
rhinnr n said = fat cI,an ~ HE rifa tOh
, 1858-12-31

Of the
sngen nOns furnished cnthie IS ou hsrGiHt. vaf
s ~ f.H H-
dt.usaao aocOneae hae ebMse
SHOWER BATHS FREEi
RHnW
whhih
ism 'p pp~~ 3 WOODWARD Pr p,ktsg
, 1858-12-31
FORM OF PROPOSALS.

I,---, Of -, county Of - blate
Tor Territory o., propose 70 convey the
mails Of the United States from the ist Of July,
1859, to June 80, 1862, on route No. -
from - 10 --, agreeably 70 the adver-
tsement Of the Postmaster General, dated 18th
Of October, 1858, and BY the following mode Of
, 1858-12-31

This proposal Is made with fun knowledeo oI
the distance Of Che route. the WRIGHT II ths mai