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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

CENTRAL PARK LOTS FOR SALE-A PLOT OF
ground containing about ten lots facing the Central Park
embracing nearly The whole frsn the Eighth avenue be
Eighty FIRST and Eighty streets being the finest
situation on the Eghthavenue Apply LILLIAN GRAFT
i lq Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14
roLLiSs HOTEL,

~ by SrRrCKMAN.
Corner Of Canal and West streets, New York
This commodous hotel has been renovated and refunhci
throughout offers superior inducements persons
doing business down town 10 locate themselves and families
perm the winter, sut@ ~
nom n per The hotel will be conducted
and meals served ri all hours Of the day and
evening. WILLIAM sIHUtkMAN, Proprietor.
HOTEL ST GERMAN BROADWAY, FIFTH AVENUE
III and Twenty streel-This beautiful aud unique
hotel now being repancd repaired and put complete ordr
open the reception " guests Elegantly Furnished
single and suite all having baths attached " rent
nenv reasonable The hotel conducted entirely
the European and parc uar attention paid the
rant which VIII be supplied with ali the delaces Of the
son Meals served IN private parlos The location 81 this
hotel the intersection ofBroadway Fnh avenue and Twenty
seccn street = no eZele ~ ha.Se Y tAs 81 esils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

A HOUSE AND LOT Fer SALE IN BROOKLYN
N In Degraw street No. $50 hetweep Court and Clinton
front with all the moden
complete order from top 10 bottom VIII be sold cheap
Inquire OF T.. IL DAY, at the house, from l2tol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

RROOkLYN.-HOIsEsF FOR sALE-FIyE NEW FIRST
class east side Of Canton midway be-
tween Fulton and Dekalb avenues; also Hainpden
Of above, only few steps from Fulton
oars Apply 10 w H. NICHOLS 10 Nassau street n. w.
T. w. Lowe on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

A J. BLEEcKER WILL SELL ON THURSDAY. OCT
IA. at lO O'Clock at 4sa Broome street near Wooster
street the furniture contained in the above house consisting OF
ageneral assortment of household articles Catalogues at No
Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14
EoR sALE-THE FOLLOWING FIRST CLASS

L,0R sALE-H0UsE NEAR UNION SQUARE BROWN
stone three stories solid walls IS by IS high stoop north
side Of East Eighteenth street No. 81 Fourth
Apply 10 WIN g. WEIM0RE ESQ., Wall Premises
be 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14
L,LEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-BE

L,LEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-BE-
Ia ing upon the premises well known "Gen Mary the
residence of, and rendered famous by, ~ r. Willis
his noted place is beautifully situated about mile from
pom the New York and Erie Railroad and within eight hours
ide of the cities Of New York and Philadelphia The mansion
large and commodous recently constructed with all the
modern improvements with water carried to all parts of the
Upon the premises grape and green houses With the
house there about ten Of land and the mansion
and grounds there Is commanding view OF the surrounding
country and village The Owego creek skirts the premises
the east and the Susquehanna river is In view the south
Few places can be found presenting varied and beautiful
landscape views. This property will be sold At the Court
House in 0wego the Goth day of October next public
sale under order the Toga county by the
Of the estate Of the H. d. Rice Esq deceased In
quirc Of the undersigned the OF the United TX
Esp of OMegu. CHAS A. DEWITT. executor.
DARN FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoRTY FIVE MI
nues from New York, forty choice improvements
also city lots to exchange for Brooklyn houses good er
handise IT preferred
DlNGEE 4 HOSDEN, No. Nassau stree, basement.
LIoR SALE-THE FINE DORCHESTER STONE FRONT
high sooP house No q West Twenty sixth street adjon
ing Trinity chapel nearly finished four stories high with
improvements and built in the best Inquire tbs
premises at O'Clock A. NJ, Of j. Is. CORLIES.
dor SALE-A LOT OF GROUND 25xl0o FEET, STU
brooklyn w d. Part OF the purchase money remain
bond mortgage Title perfect For particulars address H.
ID. d., box i0i Herald office.
L,OR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION on
IL Broadway a refectory and saloon with the lease of
for "A horses, Inquire of JOS. HUss0N, lG William
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14
4 FICTION N0TICE-LARCE AND PFRFMpTORY SALE
&c household f,rnure ftts pi frame mar ami naniei

IA of household furniture carpets gilt frame pier and nanel
mirrors. &c-M. DOUGHTY. auctioneer with sell this day
Irsday at ft5 O'Clock at sslesroom 70 Nassau street,
large and well selected stock Of household furniture viz rose
mahc parlor suits In hacoh and bro
cac marble tables extension tables marble top
Bullets dining chairs lounges Brussels carpets gill frame
and mante mirrors bookcases mahogany rosewood ani
black walnut dressing bureaus washsiands 70 match ward
robes The attention of housekespers and dealers is
ted every lot will be peremptory sold to the highest
bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14
Tor sALE-TnE FOUR STORY brown STONE BASE

TI'0R SALE-TIE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE BASE.
meut and cellar house No $40 West Twenty second street
between Ninth and Tenth house 52x59 lot Dx59
Croton speaking tubes and bells throughout house
well built and in fine order location unsurpassed for health
Seven lines stages within three minutes walk
house handsomely finished from to bottom set wash tubs
excellent yard in 'front.' house the north
side the street. water closets and bath the house
Price - $50 cash down 81 $50 balance TO
nearly FIVE Inquire the premises Possession i'm
mediaely.
NOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
front house No East Thirty second street cannot
be surpassed for convenience and durability Also house Isl
Henry street in fine order. Apply to d. ROBINS No .
East Thirty second street, on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14


AT1l CHAMBERS STREET, THE WELL KNOWN AM
n old established ISAAtsS advances money any amour
diamonds watches jewelry aud every description
luabe property the bought the highest prices
Prompt and confidential N. B.No business transacted
Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C,

A BEAUTIFUL BAY MARE. SEVEN YEARS OLD
IA warranted sound aud kind beautiful stopper, will
be exchanged for watches Havana segars Address T. NJ
=, Herald office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

THOMAS vEITCH, AUCTIONEER-oFFICEl 10 SPRUCE
i streetosheIin's sale Of large quantity of books OF
Thursday Oct a. 1853 10 A. NJ at 10 Spruce street.
sstug large assortment English plays theatrical
&c., DC. JAMES j. GUMBLEfoN, Deputy Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

AT ACKNOWLEDGMENT ADVANCED on DIAMONDS
"A watches cwely plate dry goods merchandise and
sonal property of description bought sold 10
SEPH A. JACKSON nuconeer and broker Ill Grand
three doors west of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

WM Writers, AUCTf0NEEK, Will SELL THIS
w day Thursday AT two O'Clock, at i5i Canal street.
mortgage sale sofas rocking and other chairs
side aud other tables French plate pier and mante mirrors
bookcase tapestry three other carpets hall ocoths
mahogany and other bcdsests hair mattresses feather beds
bedding blankets spreads dressing bureaus washstands
toilet SETS dining and kitchen furniture, &c also cook
Ing stove &c Sale positive Suitable for families and others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

rTHOS vEITCH, AUCTIoNEER-oFFICE 10 SPRUCE
street-Sleris sale OF clothing cloths cassmeres
ngs &C. this day Thursday October H. 1855 at 10 A. NJ
the saesroo No 10 Spruce street. consisting OF large
TRY ready made clothing coats pants vests &C. dc ais
cloths, sineres yesings trimmings, &c, &c. &c.
JAS. q. WILLET, Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

10 a. CHIFFON, AUCTIUNEER.
ID. Peremptory desirable ground
located Eighty fourth. Eighty ah Eighty sixth. Eighty
yenih and Eighty eighth streets between Broadway and
Twelfth being the John Rowland track
COLE chiffon will sell auction Thursday H.
1855 IL O'Clock the Merchants Exchange the following
valuable lots of ground
Eighty fourth streets lots north side between Broadway
and Eleventh avenue.
Eighty -hith street, lots south side.
street, side Of Eleventh
Eighty seventh street, lots south SIDE 20 of Eleventh
Eighty eighth streets lots south side 100 west OF Eleventh
Eleventh avenue lots northeast OF e and
Eighty seventh each lot is q by 1922 feet and 100 feet
deep, and 100 feet ! inches.
JermsD per bond and mortgage for three at
per cent interest Maps can he had OF the auconeer 3 Mas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

A new YORK Writer THINKS that cotton may to twenty
cents per pound His remarks made in following words
The supply of money generally increases NJ January when
the investments for the spring business The
Of cotton hand is $40 10 bales 10000 more
than last This stock !eques $50 900 0l0 it, and
gives much employment for money, The movement
for the amount requires money which South the
Of $1,000 COO Tie southern banks hold great deal of
exchange and those OF New Orleans have Sl2OO U in
specie iu addition The small business in merchandise the
year in face Of the large crop and fair prices it. will all
probability keep the exchanges favor Of the South more tbs
usual The gold going South will BIZ shape
Of sterling bills, which will prevent the gold going hence
Europe The metallic currency the South increases pdty
and sooner or later be oductye Of speculative
that quarter which now the
difficulties Of the Northwest which is readuy embarrassed
notwithstanding its large crops Of grain The crop
now of course he estimated early in the SEASON.
receipts SO far are double hUe Of the last aud previous years for
the period aud sells full prices. The exports
l22O bales, 4OQ1 last year equal
Yaue OF S250O0 in exchange bu the exports Of bread
uts much less hence the snpp of bills is nearly
balanced The position Of the crop such that with the
estimated crop 35QpQO0 bales its price will decline
w q the preen yae realize 2}1O0a0V0 while the sugar
rice and tobacco crops promise equally we'll 1t
impossible however that with the crop stated price
rise to 20 which would give 1905 ONO0O for
The abundance Of food aud money general prosper
ity to Europe, promises such a result
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gfbitbo Of tgt EIarssgy.

Tuesday morning, November 9, 1858.
COTTON. There was quite active demand yesterday
and the sales reached fully 1880 about the ran re
our previous fgures which are repeated
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
tnieTor, 'a5965i Atddii M
Good 9EayY9m5y'' I9i59@ 4 Miadltng EatF,.....-Gg-
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock band lst September l858,..,.. bales 8D443
Arrived yesierday & 23-3 gO7
4ll.8so
Exported since 90 539
Stock haad cleared 25GS9
TOBACCO heard Of Ahds sold &C. 22 On private
terms, and OIL Saturday Il hhds at
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Sock on hand LIST September 1858 ..,.... hhds 28ol4
Arrived siuee, 2rl53
Arrived yesterday 2,l42
@I55
Exported yestardag..... ................ 100 83ll
SUGAR. Market firm and demand active, with sales Of
lGOOto 1900 hhds Fair to Fully Fair 5ysG6c p To-
MOLAssES,, We noticed an active demand and some
1900 bh's Prime aud Choice sold 26326ac
25G253a, and small lot Of Ferms ting 2ic 4 gallon.
FLOURThe sles embraced some $500 bills OF which io5
st. Louis supene and 1850 Fancy So $50 Indiana Extra
So 2 1850 Country do 50 62 1910 Extra and CHOICE Extra
in lois al =, and 400 Unbranded At s3GS3 80 p Dbl
GRAIN. The sales Corn included 1925 sacks in lets at
6se7Oc u bushe for Mixed AMI Whe...OF Oats $500
sacks sold, including 794 at $50 Ordinary ID 68a
and ESQ and 3i5 Choice New 7lc 2 bushel.ef 200
sacks sold from 75c 33l the agee S. q0J in
lots at s71S and 49, at 9cc R TO- lbs
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing 81 80 q Dbl
and Bacon steady prices There enquiry for Lrd
but at rates elowthe views Of holders.
COFFEE. Sales Of 100 bags Of which So 10Ic, 66
Il, $50 atll35, and 50 Mt NE p h.
LIME, cargoes of Rockand embracing $500 bbls
sold 1t 8je u Dbl.
WHIsKY....W heard of no transactions
FREIGHTs.. We notice Ship for Liverpool at "a
for Cotton avre the consignment given
away lc for Genoa 6c, for Trieste lie and
Europe another for the North Sea pyae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
SBipriyg Intelligence,


EE7IJa I FIEIII7NI y IJl0t
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Addie Snow, Howe for Havre P Whitney &cc
Spanish Ship Herman Gortes, RAMS, for Barcelona,
Pr.,s, Puiol Eco
Creevy & Farwell
Bark j A Hazard, Williams, for Baltimore
schr H f speering, Rogers, for Vera Cruz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
rAEI.msnn 49,

e-atsvzs BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
$z55s5s hand and for sa}efron The manufacturers
~ Messrs.J j. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO Cincinnati,
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick patent Cuah
sso Cloths Balls Gaes and all other trimmings bel
Ing to this like.
lorders asnkfpg received promptly attended TO-
A. VI. MERRIAM
MI ~ ST. Charles Billiard Room, n, 0,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

On motion of Henry Ames, the report was accepted
and ordered to be published with the following resou
ton:
ReSolUe3, That the measures thus far taken by the
present committee are hereby approved, and this
Chamber pledges itself to said committee to sustain
them in future in order to bring this suit to success
fn termination.
The meeting then adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

kSSE- FOR TRIE aTE THE Al VERY FAST
B$5S sailing American slip VIM. Singer, Capt, Fur
5zsay having nearly all her cargo engaged will have
4fiek dispatch. For balance of trright, apply
rs BAXTER, LOWELL q co,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

k5g1S COR NAN2H PASSAGE ONLY THE
EFSE very fast shilng American shit Martha \. Mott,
aSs7t ordou master having al her cargo eHgaged w
haze mmci dsrat h. For passage only having superior
accommodations, apply to capt N On board orto
SsJD&ES 4 CO 81 Gr8vtr 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

Tn%s FOR MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON. Greer,
Wilt, Lake Washington, WorthnEon's Pc nj
Ashton Pitchers Point Lake Providence and
Mlken's send - he superior ght drHUtt and sw ruu
Mig ssruger packet steamer ID. II. Carroll. ". Kim
tl, master, wileave above For freight ge apply
on board. EDWARDS DENTZEL,
~ Advertising Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

NTe A. REGULAR WEEFGLY PACKET
sA43 OF Camden diTeCt-Iie elegant and swift pas
senger paeketstenme Dr.. ID nfFingt on len
hogce master q keAnn clerk viii Cam
dem Chaapisnae Moreai Pigeon Hill Marie saline Aaba-
ma Landing, uacta City Mouth DtAtionne Trento sion
roe Columbia llrissonburg trinity and landings
Ouachita and Black rivers,
EDWARDS 4 DENTZEL.
no Advertising Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
BILLIARD TABLE mAN0EAU
IJ5EFE
ALL STYLES

BFsANT0GNINI, Sos. Il and "A Cont street,
Between GhRrtres and Old Levee,
New Orleans.
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BIO r. DE AU X.

BORDEAUX.
Az FOR BOR DEAuX-TfIE Al FAST NJ
a$EeS ing regular pHcSrs ship HnmbcrG, Capt, Ward,
BAXTER, LOWELL 4 co,
Foe passage, having superior accommodations inquire
board IA Post 81 Third District n3
49, FOR BDF DEG AUN-TIIE FAST $ Ming
Rt$5s> ship Edward Everett, r. GanDy, master,
alvug mpst Of her engaged. viii have qHiCk
dsacl For bulk Of l5) bales cotton, passage auplyro
2 ~ GEO. w IlYNSON & 90, ~ Camp street.
BREMEN.
EaaS- ron BR MAEEN- EaE Al FA3IE ! IL
sSe5R ing Bc men ship Achilles, Capt h0rde hob
Rs5s1Iuw iONdl : or tbe arJ and .Agiu of
{, eng aud E5ng on board w1ll have quick
patch. For tr3lgat Of 3gJ ,al copop- upplv
j. y. WHITNEY 60,
Is IS Carouislei street
For passage having fms accommodations apply 10 cap
tain on board,
sSE FOR BR E1IEN-THE Al SHIP NIagda-
A$fR lene, Capt. Henke, having most Of her cargo
$780, 5HGed aud going Qn boari, will meet with quick dis
OPS BAXTER LOWELL co.
6}SS- FOR BI2 t1aIEN-THE AIFAST SAILING
Rs Bremen ship CRrl, Ludern2, master is loal-
For Telghtnt cotton OF tobacco, apply 10
For passage, sppy the captain on board g. Fourth
District 90
pURrhH-2g1 casks ~ htoIeaa plu!s. lendIlg Belle
Of the Ocean, t0T sale by S WOLFF,
oig corner Of 9rapier a d New Legeo SITS,
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STEAMBOAT EPARTUREs.
OHIO RIYER. - :

FHSSss EDEG LOUIS v AFIAt f. THE FINE
64siJsS Terula passenger packet H, H. Fla lFrhJIE
Capt tawcett viii leave az above for L1uisyf5
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BALTIM o R E

SETR FOR BALTIWORE-REGUL LINZ
RtSS, The enc asI sailing packet schooner Republic
Snow, master having nearly All her cargo engaged,
vii have Dispatch EJr balance Of freight, eppls 10
No GEO W HTNS0N i Co. ~ Camp street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14
WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies' And Gentlemen lose one Of their
greatest natural attraotons-a fine head of hair-it
becomes . matter of serious Importance, and tn {
question 10 hat shall We do to stop the hair from
alns on, and restore Its vigor and beauty In re-
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPR0VER. A few
applications will stop the hair falling breaking,
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
and imPart freshness and visOr to the hair; and
continued uso of il two months will insure you
nxuTlant head OF hair. Call and geta bottle, and il
and get tho price paid.
Ask for Or. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
gist, corner Main and l2th and Main and WAL sts :,
and IN Washington city By Il. ID: GILMAN, Drug.
B. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
avenue. spl 1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL-T, n and 7 y,,.
noId. MD tss rs, .d "a; Hon Fuller, Rey'
Pc; Love, NC; e Mupon. La: A n NJ. 81,
Denney, Va, A Page and fam, VT: nm
d sni ~; l. Harwood, Cape Island; p Harwocd |.
Hd6ir,1 nsr, Md; Mrs CLARK, VI; Gen Tria.,
Eiddie, Del; Howe; Mass; A MI Mel Jnnsv N
CCl, " Mafkley, Jer; w ID Bell, Pa; c N
No. nIng' bswdish and lady, VT; c Massey,
me- ; u Robbins, Yk; ! Ford, NJ: O We,
ana an lady, Ny 6 II Martin, Pa; f ID Meeks.
Lsmin, NY; Hon NJ Taylor and famv - ~
,, mlseI, III; Cntton, Or billiard, Ga: o G
I'M pnnc,, ~" I1sS ! " Bond, Pa; w Cox. N Y:
Mass. ~ ~ ~ " Worster,
MMccLLARDS' HOTEL Checonot Rhs,,,..
F.rris VIM NJ NJ Foster, L Webster, T n
Mr. Sc John, NY; II OppenheIms, o.. t ! pson,
hoIos' NO; mo Mullain, USA; + = a.. ney-
Msc,v ki,sO Od and ~ NY Houston, TeIa. "
KY w A Rust. Mass; Rob f,.u ~ ana lady,
ford, Mass; A Larkins and LADY, V. BRAD
ana lady. NJ; Grover. u 3 A; n p H.nh
La; 5 Peasants, Pa ana ",
kIRkWOOD HOUSE,-JR N,x,sr. W.. a.,
= Massey, Md; J w Edmonds and family Nv
w Schley, Md; NJ Sitkim, Va: {; " cory.,, "a "a, ,
~ M MA D,n and lady. do; Hon w n Dimmick, P;
do: c s White. do; A Gross de- uMSeena'
VI Nj ID Coffnan, Va; w Wsli..n s
hnhIer NY; c w Schon, Tenn; {; RI'oct uo a.
Nv Newton and son, Mass; Nateansa
ai SmS0 Nv HoTEL.-J N Lenb., sc. W.
Clement ~, rr'Shngh, Va X Bswks; Ny; c r
Do, g.i rfnce, do; 9 Merrill. do: IA Tnaan
do: q Psit.psnr va; w w HAYS. Nd: Kidden
lady, do; Dsui snS NJ Emily Ga; NJ Pier.on and
god; NY; Z NJ barrow, do; w M. "a; 0s-
GNITED STATES HOTEI-R co,,o. -
Nd; We Bow VIZ; M H 9uaItes, DO; osss MS
de, va; Roberts, Md; G X A,,cb.,' Wsd-
" u; VI snowden. Md; r L wife. DO
80 h1NGTON HOUsE.-Mrx r rbo,nn,
I.~lk,as y " p,1Ion, nv; Thos Hutchinson > va
r Michel, Ohio; Re- Ran r mo- sinmOnds, Iii;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14
COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, 40

Inc prevalence Of the above conn plants at th,s
season generally has the eeot of bringing ont hosi
VI 2toIessedly new specifics. and while some arr
kUod. many are useless, and others even dangeroua
no 1lseet course TO pursue in to consult your fam
ny physolan, or otherwise use only such remed,e,
smmS1oious Ofthis character is TYLFR,S COM
FOUND SYRUP or GUM ARABIC i,yi,,n.i
nsoon became popular remedy, and has cnptinue "a
20 ss en,oF agowng reao'ntion Tor the lsst twenty
ACTS like charm. snd in Chrome Cases RroncSi,s
~, w noopInr, ough. Group, Asthma. Ipfuerss, o.
u .eocess - unpara'leed, and most viii testify Who
prce 2scents and 80 cents per bottle, s
SOU oy NaI,n Palmer, Chas. Stott, 30, wash
insaoh Slssel. Georgetown; Peel& Stevens. AL
exanera where IL NAV be had slso for convsuience.
- Losfnger form. Price l2k and Is cents boz
hnnoMn as flyers Gum Arabic Couch Candy
Drops, as an elegant. pleasant and eiicacious Put
monioi ozenEe they are unsurpassed. no SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

LEE CONFESSIONAL IN ESGLASD The Bisb.
op OF London, in his address to the Diocese com.
mented at length on the practice of private
confession recently introduced by some Of the
Eugllsh clergy. The Bishop is of opinion that
the authority claimed by certain among his
priests to pronounce an absolution of sin Is an
assumption unwarranted by the standards OF
the English communion, and be warn. HI. c,s,av
against resorting to it, He holds Also. tbs,
while the English symbols recognise, to a Ger.
tam extent, The light Of the priest to hear the
concessions OF Penitent sinners, especially in
tne hour OF death or other extreme cases, there
IL no warrant for the systematic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14
EVENING STAR.

. "Blsssrd,p CALIFORNIA;. relates the follow
In An spisfis IN which he sndeevors to provs-and
es-that Al body can write poetry
A Kiss and Its Consequences.
: Said I, my pretty miss.
Let me have httle kiss
And reyeled In the bliss,
Rich and NELLY;
"Just help yo1rset to more"
SAID she tripping per the door,
And backing toward the door
OF the cellar.
never saw the trap
Til fell through ksysIap.
And you shoald have seen ne drap
Through the hole;
Full twenty feet fell
How struck cannot tell
But sent NJ such yell,
On my soul,
That the girl thought was dying,
Aud at once set up crying
For the old man, who was trying,
Not far of,
To mend o brok ca pump.
BE turned. and vita jump
Cleared sled, and tumbed plump
in q trough!
But what hss this to do
With the story, which il true
As the gospel, old or new.
With hop,
ne came up, inquired the matter,
w hence the screaming and tbs olAtter!"
he had half mind to rap Ter
Qf her head. She meekly pointed
Down the steps. where 1, disjointed.
Lay with srssss and mud snointed'
"Blizzsrd" up those stairs Was earned;
Quite month there Blizzard tarried-
IRtwo months Was 5lfxzard married
Nothing more.