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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-20

IHE DEAD ALIvE-A few days ago re-
spectacle man in the employment Of one of the
largest mercantile houses in Quebec, took pas
sage IN scnConer for Bale st. Paul, on a visit
70 his relations. lie carried with him a good
STOCK OF wearing apparel, and check for the
amount OF hls wages, considerable sum. On
the voyage he fell sick, and apparently d ed
or what is more probable, became insen.
s.oie, from some narcotic administered to him.
The captain Of the schooner having taken posses.
sion OF his clothing and money, sent two of III.
crew ashore 10 bury the dead passenger. Tbev
dug the gravf, threw him in and had begun
to cover up the body, when the dead man, con.
trary to all law in such cases made and provided,
suddenly sat bolt upright and inquired, Have
we arrived atlastf; The amateur extons took
to their heels and fed, leaving their task but
half accomplished The corpse vindica ated
Its vitality by cries which brought the assis-
tance Of gentleman fishing In the neighbor-
hood, aud the half-buried victim was released
from the grave, well cared for, and as soon rs
IL was mt to travel, forwarded home In the
mean time the false sea captain proceeded on
nus yoyagt; arriving ut st. Paul, he tol the
aea,n oi his passenger and his burial and gave
70 ms friends portion of his worst clothes,
retalnipg has bestand the check for his wages.
hen asked whether he had no checks or money,
ne denied 1t. Proceeding thence TO Quebec he
changed the checks, invested the money in
hour, and returned with flying colors. little
dreaming that the buried man was following In
pursuit.-HOnfreaI Adrertiser. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-20

IHE DEATH oP MADAM IDA PPEIFFER, il is
SAID, was occasioned by the toll and priyation
OF 4 heightened tour in Madagascar. whence
she returned to her native city a few months
previous TO her decease. This extraordinary
woman was born in 1897, was married in 1920
70 Dr. Fieiner, Cf Limberg. For many years
she led purely domestic life devoted 10 her
husband and her two sons. After the des IN of
tne former, and the settlement in lifs of the
latter, she resolved to crafty her ruling ras
sion. taat Of sight seeing; aud entirely mat
tended and alone, she set out 10 the HOLY Land
The proceeds OF the sale OF her book. The
Travels Of Vienna Lady 10 the Holy LAM
gave her the meaHs Of uud ertaking her sec
Ond trip, and this time she chose Scandinavia
as tie scene OF her explorations. Having seen
"a portion OF the east and the north of Europe
and her publications having proved profitable
she determined 10 make a more extended iour-
ney, and accordingly left Vienna in 1916 for
hlo Janeiro, travelled through the Brazils,
went round Cape Horn to Chilli, examined
that country infinitely, visited Otaheite, went
thence to China, calling at Jaran en- route.
and having made extended tours in Central
Asia, India, and the islands Of tho Indian Ar
chipelago, she returned to Austria, after two
years absence. After a rest of three wars in
vienna, occupied IN writing and publishing ac-
count o. nsr D American, Japanese, China and
Indian adyentureS-one Of the most interest
ing books extant-she set out ayain. having Sc
lected Africa as the object Of her researches
From the Cape of Good Hope, where she landed
IN the TALL OF 1881, she penetrated the Hottep-
TT country, and dwelt there for montbs amony
the saEases; thence she returned TO the Cans
and set sail Tor singapore, and visited Borpeo.
dwelt for time among the ferocious Dyak.
explored Java and Sumstra, and soionrned
with the eanibals, from whose yoracity She onlv
escaped, as she said, in consequence of her
leanness and ugiiness. In 1855 she set ont
iron Batavia for San Francisco, went TO "a the
digyings, thence to Oregon, where she lived
with the Indians, thence to Acapulco and the
silver mines Of San jose thence to Luna. and
having visited Quito and Guayaquil she came
10 Panama and crossed the Isthnus 10 Aspin-
wall, where she took steamer to New Orleans.
sae then made an extended tour in the United
States, which terminated at New York in No.
vsnoer, 1854. The narrative of thi. journey was
Published 10 London and Is well worth perusaII :
Her thirst for adventure, however, was moi vet
Gaked- AbOuta year ago she set out for M ad-
agascar, but was unable TO proceed far on her
journey, having been expelled by order of the
exclusive sovereign Of that island, and was
thus prevented from gratifying her curiosity,
Thence by way Of the Mauritius, she returned
home, suffering from the sfects Of yiolent
fevsr eanght In Madagascar, which ultim stel v
caused her death
Thoss who knew Madame Pfeinsr well de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-20
A LESSON FOR sUICIDAI IovFps.

Richard Gould, 4 journeyman harness ma
ker OF this city, Says the Cincinnati Gazette) of
Wednesday, has himself been harnessed by
Copid, and driven to the very gates of desper-
anon His enslaver is q young lady named
Snariotte Matthews, whose mother keeps q
to have made up her mind to some more bril-.
Ilant alliance than that offered by Mr.. Gould.
but rs Richard has very good opinion of his
own merits and qualifications, he Judged that
Cnarlotte coolness was mere couuetry. be-
heving that when it came to the scratch, she
would cave In at moments warning.
lie resolved to meet at once the soul of the
aruuI nymph, and to surprise her into an
aVowal Of her real feelings For this purpose.
be proceeded about twenty minutes mast Ave
o'clock yesterday afterpoon, to the dwelling of
MRS: Matthews and stretched himself out u non
the front door steps, holding in hand an empty
phlal, upon which he had pasted label Of
strychnine.;' -
:" Now, there will be an affecting scene
when my captivating Charlotte comes out"
soliloquised Mr.. Gould, as he closed his ewes
and composed his features to a corpse.like I'm.
mobility. Presently Miss Matthews appeared
al the door with broom in her hand, for the
purpose OF sweeping the steps On seeing the
recumbent Richard, she uttered an exclsma-
tion OF surprise, and then tried to stir him IN
with the broom-stick; but finding that no did
n0' noSe, sne called out, " MOtker, mother '
here's Dick Gould coiled up on our steps, and
don't know what ails him" dead DRINK
l guess, said Mrs. Matthews, as she also came
to the front door. No, declare if he hasn't /
Kicked the bucket in reality" said Charlotte,
spying the bottle, and taking it out of Could =
hand; See, the fool has been taking strycb-
nine Poor soul, sighed the benevolent
oiu laoy, now natural he looks" I" He looks
about as we'll as he did when he was alive"
observed Charlotte "and that's not saving
much Tor bic beauty. He never could hold
candle to Jimmy Hickman, at any time This
Mr. hickman is spruce young clerk who
boards with Mrs Matthews, and who happened
to come home at that very juncture.
when he saw the supposed corpse, James Of
Tered to 90 for the coroner, to hold an ipous,t
over . the poor devil, F" as he called Mr.. CI5uId
W. ell, don't like the notion of having cor.
3ner and jury fellows picking about here, . said
Mrs. Matthews. mo, added Charlotte, siust
arag the nasty creature on to the cellar door of
tne next house, Jimmy, and then wash your
hands aud come in to supper"
Mr.. Hickman took the corpse by the fest 70
10 as ne was directed, when Gould dealt him a
Kick which doubled him up like a lack. knife
The ladies shrieked, and Mr. Gould. starting
up was beginning to upbraid Charlotte for her
hardness of heart, but the arrival of a police
man interrupted his oratory, and he walked
away "a sadder and a wiser man,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-20


COINAGE OF JAPAN.-Lieutenant n ahar.b,v
gives the following interesting particulars in
relation " the coinage OF Japan
uoia IN japan does not represent the value
tnat II docs in other countries-at least NOT
9nul the fourth of July next Sixteen gold
dollars IN the United States are exactly eSual
70 sIkscen SILVER ones-that is, they weigh six
I9en d1lIars worth OF gold, minus the alloy
Here, however, the same amount of ooId Z,
only worth fraction over IS. so. Or in other
"Orus, win as the relative value of gold and
silver Is as to l6, and in japan as l 10 81
ms VIII account for the singularity of the fol.
lowing table, which exhibits the different coins
oi the country, their value, &c.
uoid Coin OF Japan.-''Cobank," or &C. four
nLaoa piece, oval in form; about as thick as
tnree.cent piece, weighs l7s grains troy
pure gold; value 81 80: ditto as compared with
American gold coin about S7Is.
Itzaou' oblong in form; about rs thick as
a ,en-cent piece; weighs AZ grains; ia slightly
anoyed; value 33 cents; ditto, as compared
win AmeIican gold, about Sl.75
4, nan itzabu," oblong in form; passes rs
gI'a com, b1t Is really only silver, plated
with gold; weighs rs grains; value l6t cents
aitto. as compared with American coin, unde-
termined I' 1'N'
Silver Coin Of Japan" Itzabu~-Oval in
iorm; weighs l3S grains; pure silver, value 80
value Ste '0s grains
Copper Coin of -"Teny''-round
with square hole in centre; weighs SO grains !;
value LIS; do as compared with American
copper cent &c. Heavily alloysd with iron.
-Four T'seny piece''-Round, with SQUARE
5Oie IN centre; weighs 70 grains; value l-I2, !;
DO. as compared with American cent, about
equal; alleged
"one hundred 'seny pieces Oval in form;
square mole In centre, weighs 33S grains, said
70 De pure copper; value &c do as compared
Wild American cents, about &c.
- Now, reader, you probably know that In the
United states copper is worth from 30 to 4Oc
per 10. just imagine, therefore, that You or |
mad 1t IN our power to load ship with these
seny,' at about three cents psr lb., what a
speculation we should make The Japanese
have foreseen this, however, as we'll as YOU and
L, and taken care to guard against it.
itstruck me the other day that should like
TO have some of the above coin az specimens |
therefore applied to the Governor OF Nagasaki,
anu got few at their japanese value. Upon
trying to get some more, however, from the
uovernOT OF this place, he required me to weigh
gold against gold and silver against silver. Al
together obtained ten complete sets at a cost
OF nearly sl00 So much for Japanese money.
Alter the 4th Of July next any and every one
VIII be able to get it upon the same terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-20

III The Courts Of Massac chusetts have decided
that lager beerwili intoxieater - = ''''N
= III Steamboat navigation on Lshs oa.,,o
has closed for the season
%. The stables OF W II Monlsst West Mo-.
Loss sl2,0Q "S"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-20

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-The
" subscriber Offers at private sale the property
krov 81 the Bakery situate the south side Of the
Cana, near the Ae1andria Aqusduot, together with
the wharf. which is about 2l0 feet deep from Canal
erty. - T'~r
The Bakory he's a front of s4 feet on the Canal
and controls 80 inches of water for driving its ma
THIS property for a Bakery or Goal Yard 10 not
surpassed By any in the District.
Also. Wood and Coal Ysrd now in the ooou panoy
Of HuIty Qrme and Mr.. Barron. This PROPERTY
has front OF l feet on the Cansl and Ie2 feet on
the west side OF Green street, and is as easy of 40
cess for consumers from georgetown or Washins-
ton any yard IN the District.
The above property will bo offered on tsra terms
Apply to THOMAS Brown, Il5 West street.
Georgetown; or to .. T. BROWN, Pa. sv., next to
corner OF l4th street. w ashington, ID. c. au 2I-tf
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~ wHEELwRlGHT. NUDGE Il CO.,
w wHOLRsALK

w WHOLESALE
PA r. ID e A l. Z X
"e' IL ho"oIe. GrssI, eornsr 0 Gsrn7as.
AGENTS for L. l.. Brown Co.; .Thomas Colt;
Cars9n Bros Co.; DIckey, Ross 4 Dickey: Ia
4 Robbins; X. L A. n. Hubbard; 1essnd & f.sffis:
J. r. lns Co owen Hurlbut; Platner & Por,
Ter; Patner & Smith; Parsons PAPER Conpapv.
Marlboro, Mills; Metropolitan Mills; Sagamofe
Mils; and various other celebrated makers.
Also, a full assortment of Book binders Leather
Cloth, Glue. &C.; Printing Papers, News and hook
Colored Papers of all kinds; straw Boards; Bind,
coored; Printers Cards and ,,aTd Boards, in every
variety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware anS
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
full assortment of French folio Post, Packet
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper, Post Once and
Bank Envelope; Wrapping Papers, all klnds /,
Sheathing. Tack and Spice Papers; Printing and
Writing Ink; Alum, Bleaching Powders,
IL Paper of every description madc 70 order,
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scribe her as feminine in her manners and CON-
versation, and her appearance as the very oppo-
site of that which those who only read of her
adventures by flood and field would imagine.
Madame Pfeiffer was 81 years Of age at the date
Of her death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-20
HEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.

SAMUEL KIRBY, MaxEfaetHrsr Of Superior
aad fasAiona5k Fsrni.rrs. rssgsctfaly an -
Georgetown, Alexandria, and environs, that -
s,s Ss,S re !: now vsl stocked ssh
NET WARE In Rosewood. Walnut, Oak. and
other desirable voods, suoh Parlor Dining room,
Library, Once. and Chamber Sets, all mannf
in the most workmanlike manner, and warranted as
stated. Prices very low, Eyneras Snssrtaken
with promptness. SAMUEL KIRBY,
Warehouse-west side of sth street..
90 N-eou near Pc avelus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-20

A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of
the Evening star 10 authorized to sell, on vely oo-
oommodatIng terms and at low prioe, one of
the most desirable farms in the County of Culpep-
woodland, and the residue arabic land, m fine con-
dtlon for cultivation. This tract is situated about
tEroe mules from. Culpeper Court House. It has upop
u q small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
nss, All the arabic land not in cultivation is we'll
set In Srass. To gentleman seeking country res
Idence this farm offers attractions not surpassed III
esuaed, In Piedmont Virginia. A building site upon
the farm commands fine mountain prospect and a
view OF the surrounding country for many mlles
The SOL Is OF excellent original quality, and peou-
larry adapted to the production Of wheat and is at
present IN good state of Improvement. The owner
vil sell 1t for less than ts value, early plicaton
10 mado. Persons wishing to purchase Will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, ESQ, Ed
ttor the Star. AZ e-lewtf
RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEALERS S-For rent, for ten years a vacant
LOT upon II, near 10th street, 81 by 129 feet nearly
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
appfy % Dr. ,HAS. h. CRAGlN. GEORGETOWN.
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LADIES FANCY FURS
nave now on haad q most splendid assortment
al OF my own manufacture. comprising a much
larger assortment than can be found at apy Retail
store and which will sell at rema kaby low Prices
FOR CASH, consisting, in part, Of
Real sable Mink Nictornes. Capss, Half Capea
and Sacks; Muffs and Cuffs to match
0ne SCI OF GTebe, avery rich and rare article.
EtnyS dmine ChInchla, and other Sets.
EOR TklM nlNGS for Opsra Cloaks go.
, iJOLD FURS Cleape Sd and Repaired and all
Kinds - raw SKINS dressed and manufactured at
- : HE ONLY MANUFACTURING FUR SroRP,
So2 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and i0h sts
oc % colin G. LEWlSSON, FurTI.r
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GENTLEMEN's GL9THINe MADE TO

VI ORDER.
WALL, STEPHENS, a co. respectfully in
vite the attention of gentlemen TO their present
IsIge and yery Desirable assortment OF hns
in VESTINGS, embracing all grades, colors, and
sty les of fashionable materials adapted to men's
wear, which they will make TO order, in the best
style of workmanship and finish, at prlces much
cheaper than the ususl city rates
Constantly on hand one OF the lsrgett ssortmeuts
Of READY MADE CLOTHING for men and
boys TO be found 10 this cit.
ocs6 50 Pa av.. between sth and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-20
EURNITURE REPAIRED = :

EURNITURE REPAIRED =
AND VARNISHED.
sofas, Chairs, DO, re covered and packing Fnr-
msare I,s attended 70 BY JAMES WILLIAMS, No
Furniture Polish for cleaning and restoring to
tneir original iustrs ALI articles of Vanished and
ronshed lrnlture, Pianos, TO, for sale by Bnntx
WILLIAMS. SO 7th street :" !" ' "''
FOE kENT.-fhe third story of the building
No. 5l2. 7th street, ~ by 60 feet. AZ ls- ~ Wtf
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NT NOTICE.
INRS. HELLER invites the ladies of Waahing-
ton and vicinity to her Grand Opening OF -
WINTER BONNETS. DR. ESS CAPEs. -
and FLOWERS. ON MonJsy, Tuesday. ~
and w ednesda., Nov. I, 2. ard s. Lsdiet
please remember the place and days, as she
has the best assortment of Bunnsts, Dress Capes,
and French Flowers and Ruches.
No. 81 Louisiana avenue. bet veen nh and 9Th sta,
Opposite Centre Market. oc SD-lmr
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FOR RENT.1suits OF or single ROOMS. fur
II nished or unfurnished, very deslrably located,
by the month. week, or less term. Terms mode,
.Te: Apply at SIS Penn. avenpe, nearly opposite
aul7-T&Stf r HOIDEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-20

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
end OF the oIty, within few doors of the SEQ
retsry OF the Interior. Gas ana water, with baths
ticulars inquire at this ONCE. oc I5-tf
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WALL STEPHENS 6 g CO. :. D. -,
BOYS AND Y9QgTHg READY-MADR

70, School azd Dress Wsa,,
Parents and guardians wishing 70 furnish thar
children and wards with School and CoIlege OutftS
ior the coming season, are invited to examine our
present lar &c and extensive variety of
BOYS CLOTHING,
where they can t out their children OF all s,es iu
a few minutes, with every description of RKApT-
WALL STEPHENS q CO.,
au 25-u No. 80 Pa. av.. bet 9th and 10Th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-20

CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA
~ NICARAGUA.
American, Atlantic, and Pacific Ship Canal
Company. Proprietors.
r 4 ID T. ID FA E O..
The splendid steamship WASHINGTON, 1000
tons, Captain HENRY CHURcHILL, haY- 49,
ing been fitted up expressly for the Call SSM
fornia trade by the Nlcarague route, Will
leave Pier No 81, North River, New York, on Sat-
urday. the sth November at p m, ssIry,na pas,
connect at san Juan del Sur wXh the well known
and oommodious steamship HEkMANN, Captain
CIyRNpY for San Eranclsco, California.
These steamships offer unsurpassed accommo-
dat,oos for the comfort and safety OF passengers.
The Isthmus route Is thoroughly epalred and in
good eopdI.iou and the country heslthy.
For passage or freight apply only al the once Of
'ns oeaI JOHN p. YRLvRRTON. Aren't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-20

EoR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE on q A..
. south, between 9Th and 9th streets west, Usl-
and) Lot fronts Is feet 9th street. running back
100 feet TO % foot alley. Terms, SIsO per annum,
PAYABLE monthly. Enquire Of ELVANS q
THOMPSON,S26 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th
sueets oct4