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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02
EDUCATIONAL.

THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL,
On sth sfresf, bs.scses asd L.
5th. Circulars may be obtained at Bsokstores on
on application to the Principal ct the Institution
The limited number Of scholars fthirty D the ample
private play grounds and the qualification, render
% - 3 %S'' a''ll-0's .saas lRsIee9fLARDs. III rriu
M MRS. McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
sMlRs: MeCORMIck desires TO inform her
the duties Of her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
tember next
The course Of study pursued will comprise sll the
ton. -
In addition 70 her day SCHOLARS she s de&irous of
recei wing into her family few pupils as boardsrs
aged from 10 TO Il years, who will be under her I'M
mediate care snd oversight. =
Her Arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been inorea
and otherwlse improved. Those ip Washingtpp
desiring particular information with reference 10
f ser school may apply to w. D. Wallaoh, Editor Of
For terms and further particulars apply ut her
resdence-No. IS Cameron street, Alsisndria, Va
~ H-u
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The Univssnliss seem greatly rejoiced at
,Mn- Stoves "A1inister's Wooiiy. % The Star ID
the West Of tbs week says Il ID "a sterling book
~ Ehich Mn Stowe develops, II not the doctrine
of gniversalism, q le.st The weakneas Of the op-
posite ssntiment,n and II has made arrangements
10 furntsh tts rsaders with copies 1t the regular
pri E, &c The only uniyerss1tm The book Goa
tIoss Of wanan ovsr ! dad sos. Who aecosdins
- the popnlaR fheolnGy, which abe - fepsesentei
- 9uetieaing, WIS protrbly daulned, Mn Stowe
gae into the smcush ~ the bereaved mother,
tbriiIing pcofegt agafns3 the doctsine Of eternal
'eod unmfttgated dsmnstIon and the scene =
drawn 70 The most powerful In the b,ok.-CSsei.
saf5 CeBDssveiaI q % - 4 g. q =, :,
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:. .a.aa M1aCxLLA11Ous : e s,,,'sI +. s.Isis j
u .s.sa = Ms. S.WlNsEOw,sso so'7I 70 ~ y
- sts.ssi: o q ssssssiss sac q Sosksrs. % He4
u SOi0THIN sG.S.Y .KUP..,. -.
81 = Fer ChilArea Tee6hIu,-- III sFry ~

Ell hEef Gn3k0Ro9 xeo1AknRx sdf sEE7 bss
yAish grssdy f.sasss - psses q tssi.e - ysssa-
~ ns ss.s, sssssass s1 ieae,rasis- va aiiv Ara
- SURE 70 16Uklrs zHE BOWELS
Dspsse rpoe " .shess, a gissseas ysarsslsss ssd
sk1LfkRA md HKlLTH 70 YOUR INEAHTS
3. os s.a 90 -. .sls sss
E:s;,!s.. sssss MKs. X rsgissD.,s " Sssi
ysefl GyRE, sh.s a..ly IA
n:s:. s..a ss ss t.s. SOOTHING i.ss.ass sis
.: ss.,Is.y; sn.l: SYRUP, s:hsss:i viii I:
hEhsst eonaeadasiea of is eiexl edsets and medical
virtues. We speak In this mstsr" :" WHAT WE DO KNOW
sftsr tea yssrs expsriesss, AND YLEDcR KKSuTx-
GLAZE In almost every where infant s
ing from and exhauon relief win be found Ia fteep
or txenty mnutss stsr the syrup 10 sdministsred
moet ExrEsxscED and sxiLSui NUisEs in New Eng.
land, has been nsed with SUCCESS in
- THO USANDS OF CASES.
only relieves the child from PAIN but vtgors,es De
stomach and bowels acidy and gives tone ard
energy 10 the whole system. viii almost Instantly reiev
GRIPISe IN THE BOWLS AND WIND CoLIc.
and eveseoms eeavulsi which, IL not speedily
AND suaIsrnrM FOR 1snsis sa. =! : the Sa. snsa
IN all eases Of prs- CHILDREN lENTEa and DIIR,
Han .li.s. rrn sssnr rEETHING from .a.,A:s
iermE from any Of the foregong conplantsDo LIT
saad between your suffering child and the viii Be
nedeiss, timely used Full direetisGs using wiz sc
cgkIs PERKINS New fo1i. i on Is. oas.iS. ~rapps;
Ps.y. sis Il Nh ssTHSssSc p ne .SrS
Price only IS Cent? per Bottle. oc il-dkvyv
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THE EUROPEAN HOUSE.
SsELLINe OFF AT COST 10 REMOVE.
wfssaS = M sew :s.s A''r

!
sH.yiHr lss:ss 81 z saa pss..igsi sso.srson
betEsen 9Th and ioth stress, g Pioncforfs Ware
r0ons yhsrs shsll rsmovs IN 9 fsw weeks, sitsr
Imyrounfs bea9tifyips, &e-; and In order % 70 In
zen this s.y ny lrssent Nkw AND KLRGANT
ecler. sn1 yssisEf q fss Pal Silvsr. ssd nisid
fonsRS4s1ss, <Cafd Gssss. eovenirs, Orsesing
SsASslfs! PiRiss nssas Rs:syss ssa
sssss ssss1s ~ d.%ss
AkS3 Cssss D1liscsss 6sss of "a flsSs G .SSss'
Sslsss; asd q Sos Soss Scifs q ss. = sxsg
oermaa, qnd AqsrieaA roys fSr ohildeen. n lScf
~ stoek is the lafgsst eSsf sfsfen Ia this city.
~ ~ - ePy teiesrxH 49af ~ 81
10 es.s;SI;ss c,ss:.sE sc .Il 3 I 8 .Ts
- ny Yosk tSStss tnsSs' = : erf,,rr Z .u M !
@ q 80 z.-e.e con I5th Il! al f5inz17f ~ .
EEIoNe AQAIN.-Fhe ssbs criISr. 60 ~1s1r7s
sessSeS}tSn - aeex ises ~ 1t kis old stand,
:!:I S.; - 81. 80 8 ~ 8
Nb1a' sssV~ IA - ssssiA
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our oRlSlNNAE; Nl e sgIy sNgByEs W eWyEAR OU'

0Uk OklGlNAL NEyEN WEAR OUT
FAMILY SHIRTINGS. EJT NO.. =
Just receiyed. with most Of al other best brands
OF superior and Sheeting Cottons, very ns
Ard medium real Shirtlng Linens; fine and medium
Price Bed Blankets; Table 'Camasks, Toweling,
snd Napkins, al grades; 100 White Linen Table
Cloths, ranging IN prices from lilo to S25n They
are very DECIDED bargains, and we invite the special
attsnslon OF hoqsekeepers TO our large and we'll as
their wants. ~ NFE - =,
DOnr Motto. go uick sales and small profits. p
j. w. COLLEY co,
oc 9-zw 523 7th street. above Pa. ave.
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.EQk aRENIcTAs. sAree :toEy bast DWELL
s1SeIs. The house 10 IN perfect repair, With gas
eH Me-, Ensulrs, Opposite Of Mn 4: sEF-
EQE sENTTA nev. thrse-etsry byisE HOUSE.
sTkxEE corner m Nss NV sy.sS. 70 "a 81 !tls.t .1
HQUHSYEs OR RENT-A sars. s.erv BR!cK,
=
For $1,000 ier sale . valsabls EARN
srmn. aa coSSSsn oosssy, yIrsinia, on most hber
ssd one oss s!s sIrrorsd ssS' ssSS'fs = .s ts
va$ea ?csn 0f the county. Conyepient % tie qaasl
.1e ss.asr'.A - 81 sEN5.P. sHMITH, H!aIT aH!,,,
Een kErTaA valuable On ocERY STORE
near the CANAL It is well fitted up With shelvins,
counter, bins TO-, and il the most desirable stand
n the clty for resident country and river trade
west. siI go - - An is. ~
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situate1
a In Alexsndria county, about ~ miles from
Ge9rget9w9, Yt the lntersection Of the Georgetovr
EtR and sssss M 70
AT PRIVATE sALE-SeyeraI good and we'll
a arranged three .sory FRAME AOusEs, with
rooms each; good yards back and side siieys The
above property 10 located the north side Of Mas
sachusetts avenue, between 4th and 5th sts. Per
asnss Son DC o. 20 end resi-
erty. Also, several smaller Houses on the sa1e
sesNIe nu ~. h&d
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WoQDLWOoDn.-Hickory. Oak, and Pine
w WoOD furnished q io9 rates, either pre-
- ~ 80. w. NJ. GAIT.
rropnstors o. t9e ~, Tity steam Fire Wood Mills,
Ofice-N. w. oor. 18th snd sts, No. SAT-.
Orders left st either pace viii receive prompt
8ttontlOn.- aalf-t is
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WOOD AID C0AL
Nsw. .ES9f v 4 8 5 S1sA4bshss 1A ) q 6sL YAs "a. Il D

Nsw. Y EysSSb, 9s!s !,,:!' xAsSS xASS ~. 5 SHSszL yAa
"A AL kinds Of WOOD. coal and CHARCOAL
~ sSces ea hsno ana seid ~ the iovsst mar-
%SSS .:ssss.5 sawfS ad SPLIT and y !. :
ITO HoUsEK ERPERs And 0THEERs.
F. ULooK TO YopR rNrxRxsr- On 3, 9, 2. |:
. - PuRcHAslNe FeuR WOOD ...os
A. PAINTERS CRY STEAM xrNpLyNe "a
- ssea :, STOVE WOOD MILLS, 80 y
: So Foor o. Ssvrssn sflirr. p s.i
yss iii .ss net ;sa, ss ss MoSb s
use. pieces and split ANY siss ds.ired.
Us1 sd, ssssist 81: shss sold from
ss nc and boxes
rAuns,;ve,ea r, IL Split for E,pdlins.
NJ Nov please cali at the The % enAlssN
Cut in pieces and Split - '''' 1'' i''
You get quarter Of cord q Is: .., .0I sl.a'.
Delivered to ali parts n The Cry, '"'' '''''
NJ Promptly attended to.
e ds or be rs'd'
HI Once corner Of 7th and Canal streets, oppo-
nte Centre Market. A. PAYNTER,
oc Is - at Psge's Wharf.
" - o ALI!
Just arrived, and now lying ut my wharf, the
sa
Essgy '5 as s.a Pn: P: SSB sa s:os M
Split Wood Of all lengths r. w; BATES,
% 80 18th st.. near the Canal.
C. o A cL'o cimo A LIZ
Nov afioat and dischargIng-
sohr. ~: STOCKTON, schr. Mary and Caroline,
Schr. William and John. Sohr. The Bee,
Bringing Thorough and complete sstortment OF
Anthrscits GOALS from the Eehish snd Sohuyl-
D.iIy ~ sIpss.sd; ssIsp Of Lytsn Valley; also,
,Hersons about laying In their supplies for the
Winter VIII do we'll to give us . call before pur-
chasing, as We are satisfied our facilities for fur
nishing both Wood and Coal are unsurpassed. Coal
thoroughly screened before delivery. Fair weight
AMI measure given. Fair prices expected.
Omee.N. w. cor. 18th and G sts No. SAT,
Whan-Foot l7th st below War Depart
D Orders LETT ateithef plsco will receive prompt
attention. a. :, - i : - = seB
WOOD OD!-WOOD.-Hickory, Oak, and Pine
w WOOD furnished at log rates, either pre-
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TOBIAS, QPTIcLAN, -

ToBIA4sss, 2pT1cizM, :
sbsys place, where may always Be found, sS<S
cIEs aH on S.sine az I % asd q :uit 81 Sight.
Al 70 my capabilities, and the satisfaction have
:hs s sss ssS z
ard slsYvhsrs th.t have Of The mOst eminent gen,
s1e esos e S
red a. Ey,ds 20 those Who wish TO be veil suited
tSsr variant mise Or sss other Glasses 70 g si .Sit
y9s iSL sPsse 81 sia year.. e you win read IL sn
nSs poss s0Ss asSn os
yolr eyes do not undergo change, then viii war
+; 4 s:' s.s !:
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Ar f''r' Aif HESi;iYl Z i;ills e. SWgfsSsa Wis.,
v,ssssenmspdsd % M qso Z. .Eifut Ia
q
eopprehsnd them by, insPection, and some slisht
sSss = sas Is .'a' A. !iStu Il
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s IssS'ss shss hssS snosn osss
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1n isSln fSSiz sssxsfss az 81 i'ESssih sSohs
~, MsssS s y12 III ssss.n sSoS Liksns:. %
Ssass sa' :. nae''.'. 'A.'ss' -
You've eENfLEMENs' DRESS HATS
A7ofeer s1Dlly Of those mnch admired aadrY
''i s:iSi s:aisJs: !: and ca c1sss slsss
! o 2.a lint &ssssss.j s sss' near ~ = 2
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nAYxIKRg DnDC1o1Y. l.s,..
Il TKfORTANrl NOTICE 10 SOUTHERN

ns0n.ss sn Asxaudris ard Msmphss . ch.slss-i
Dnscr RourH Axp coxr1xpous RAILWAY csx-..
= ~ f:ssssa., bss;ss..s bs;:.. H..s.s HL..s.ss.sa E.sss.
2 cSs,:::ss.: Sls:s 1,l.:s:: xs.ss.~s -:
$ -. - AsnsAis e.d ,fss ovisess - - -
.s, sS 81 q =: :s ssSys
x.s;s &C., ee.ps. e Ih srsss and Fsss
1E! &C., esysk.ad dfEEDSsTI2S EssssT ON og gir5ME
#: :s A: s:s;. s. : aus,
slsys tsrnsory. 5narsntesins psusef ssfsfy In ths
f3sso Nss 3 isseif IA. Hour,
Pesssngefs 70 New 0rlesss can eousinus ON the
ssIso New ossss 2
TO yieksburg By stsamer, and thence via Railrosi
Nf~ ss1 @ sssf as sd
eeed By the AissisHsRi Central end New Orleans.
,Ner Boar Arra.sem~, yrom Msvpass se~a.-l
4s sot and sY: fs
days and s..ardsss bs the regular tIefsburr pssf
to ossS sos. s1.y. s.Te r1onIsg on
q. oa Il ss.a nsss1s ss 6sIs q This e
Tsso1sa q. fS.lss asi. Lr1vI yA.srysres .. /. IN.
nsraon.. with tSs pSyisss q ississ Over a. any
pnnt named on the cOupOn- -..-.r
to Richmond without Change of Cars. and Ssv. :
S9S s,sass 2: the cars are provided
,U BE Ssrs asd Ask for 7ieksts csa 0rasss dsd
Lle1aadrfa krilroad - - - -
Passengers for Richmond and the south or South
west are respectfully informed that BY Pprchasing
their Tickets WA Orange and Alexandna route,
they avoid the annoyance Of q change from boar %
oars et the inconvepient hour Of midnight, a. By
the river route. - : =
Pss.enser. from New York viii meet an Agent
OF the Orange and Aexsodris abroad at the Depot
at Washington, from whom they will receive polite
III The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves The
loot OF Seventh street, st 6k q m. and R-
81 m foE AleIaodns, where pa. j. G<sse51zczE
and Southyest. Passengers for Charioffssrti1e,
Staxston, Ffonf Royal, Wocdsfoek, Wiaehsstsr, fe,
viii take Roat leaving Washington &C 6k q. N.
0mnibuses leave the Office, corner OF Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, st 9 q. and D. m.
:, III On arriving at Washington, passengers for
the south will be careful 20 take the Orange ana
Alexandria Railroad Omnlbuz.s .IlHI : Tta
I......s - JAMES A EVANS.
oc 9-u Ticket Agent, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

!. ~ TIE editor of tks kouisviIle Jeur.al -
been Ae occasion - blupdsr - smuning = ahy
OF bis ewD wttficisms. The London Booksell6f,
mendnK on 4 list ~ Ar1ssican announcs.nenlu,
~ I'VE observe beak aneoslnced on an Al.
9oss fsegoetea 9bjsct, rvsssieiasa. Ms. EMS
Xsfiasd haze never been the subiect al hisfosv y
This exquislte uncoasciousue1s Il fhs nnfrr3 a
Ss wosk (whieh5 We need scarcely cay, % 1 col
ssers3 s.s, 3 e go thi.Ss fFem TIE pfsgoa Wet
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NEW STORE! NEW sroREaia
70 MY rfpyBEEEps pBEEfa SENSRHEERksy,A SSEEsNTSHRNERs, AND THE

Havlng rehtted and imProved the storeroom for
merly occupied by VIM. r.. Riley, corner of 9Th
street snd the avenue have now the Satisfaction OF
informing themthat have now on hand one Of the
French, ard American DRY GOODS to be found
this side of New York, and to which de, ire 10 call
stosk embraces in part q ssse. : - ~ -.
81 pieces Fancy Striped Plaid,
Bsyadere Silks, at all prices,
10 piece, rioh B,ack Lustre Silks, from e2x cents
q pieces handsome Figured Plaid and Plain Me-
riDos. - :
Rich Bayaders vslenciss, f..fa.. 4. s..v
30 pieces new style Mousselines de Laine from I2h
10 IS cents, = =
Rich French Bayadere Striped and Figured French
Prints,
,oeo yssds English and American Prints. from sk
dozen Ladies', Misses', and Children's Wooden
Shawls, =
i2 dozen best quality Kid Gloves, at 90 cents.
p GEO + ALLEN, -
90 2-eo6k cor. pth at and MAJ ket Space.
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!. 0 A1f eyas1c1oge felIow q Dfusuels 5ohl1e q
hee 1nnee escenGy- 1ssl - ths rueSs - dows
pes1ln{ - 10 .hessl - 3he court, ,ysrd !,
. .ss I - ss ~ ssfnsd siss M ss|f s e.
is II - Va ~ fnq1deZ- s4lssi = - MA -
>soskm!p, 4ttee 8. lnsep f.0iiyy has met wish
I1tfn1Is nce1dsuf hs yu knoeked dowa MA
4 dpl1eel5oh vs stes up 80 t6e eaes1s sssssS-
s!se le9 esses; . ssnssees ssul:. g We shs
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NIGHT SCHOOL,

HE SubscrIber will open. upon the Sd October,
s5s, ls5s. NlGHT SCHOOL, at Ne; 3ss ThiItsent6
Englsh branches, Mathenatics, noiepf and M od-
s sPn Ciasnsics; Book Keeping, DTavils, Engineer
any of those branches Of a Business Educat,on
msSh the & ealing % in LIE Of say individual may de-
short Lecture upon Business in eli It's prseti
For further particulars see priseiesl.
IL Residsnce-No. s4s L street, between 18Th
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CAPs FOR YOUTHS AND B0Ys.HSWs BB'fs SS'sU cpen
ms "a Gay large addition to our assortment of
The Patent Seamless Cap, the Seventh Reg
iment Cap and great VARIETY of shapes and STYLES
Our ssyoItnsnt Of D.sss Caps Is large and of the
eash, We oer the best and newest les at the low
est prices &C @ Z STEVENS Salea Room,
0o 29-6t - 80 Rrown,a Hotal ;
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NOTICE.-The Steamer JAMES GUY havlnr
IN resumed her routs on the Poto- H-
PrEsDXYs Ftf EsHDsi S ssr; sss n
and on FRfBA Us feommsncInr on fhe sth or A,r,n
for rPINEYP0INTsnd KlNsALE, q q m, III re- g
., m, stopping st al fthe regular lsndnTs foins
sps retgrnlnE. LUclEN .. PACE, frcysr,s
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II o N M rs.
> The attention Of the ladies is respectfully invite
p the assortment Of fFASHIONABLE F. BON -
NETS kept constantly on hand and made too
orqey at the shortest notice. = -
Drkid Gloves Cleaned. re--s,s s4..s
MRS. CHOATE, 4ss 9Th st.
oc H-eolm between st. and Louis's. av.
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FEMALE TEACHERS.
WO Young ladies, ts sters,) y exp erienced teach
ers are deslrons Of entering seminary for ladies'
70 instruct an the following branches; 20 :
Vooal and Instrumental Music, Latin FRENCH
higher English Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre,
or 70 Mt. Weston, editor ofthe Reppblie.
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n II
X Sssi sss s ;ssss Sss st ssf i';:
The ..Is:psn are poli.. gentlemen. and take
A. G r E E NJ 3 . =
ENGToRIUnG.
" y invite the attention Of ths public 9
- in general, and Of persons furnish-
...artmssns ttns n particular to the s1tsnsiVsaz
FURNITURE els4 s s. sa...
). AND H0UsE-FURNISHING GOODS
:. Il: esissi .ssfs Il fss the . No.
ssySd by sign: you'd is.psstials ~ thss
eEsnos Of my tSs1 70 O. Seis1e
thsy eoald be deceived By - sisn on the wsn. how
u the Ladies' and gentlemen of the Distric. and
surrounding Gun sSS5sry, ay 1 who y,.n @ 70 purchase 9
. sosynos them S.s sy have NO Ss Cause % fssT
polite sadress 8 those Of our nss shDor Sst
Viii tes% sh II q. sss ts:s s
ysss % ss scss .1s saeA'ls yev aS YIN
WE wosisr tist our M vors6y a5 As2 ns;ssSes ,Ao,,a
hare aken glntfzxs W our issrtissnsnt' 'sis1
Isasssas upoa hi: ssss y cssrfs We sns% ne Ss
Sst S,ssfs but d.d .ct know 20 is.dsr ssso
s1vs that nay kss lie wound @ .na ss sood sa,s
.oc ss q. sssx sSsp ls s.ls'aI MceRRsoR I Co
S5O Sal, - D. srRE kF. 514.A QE0l
.sAfExHANslNss-N.v ssoes. sssss % 'l q
sTsl:s ..ss 2 :F,ssiasesd vorkn.a. ana ..,a.-
fffSESiS SRiSSfktSSf ftSSSSifES fS ssss =. !
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- WASHINGTON BRANCH.
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On sspssy = s@ r. eaI; .--.-.s
sys cave BLTiHSk BALTiaSkE q ais sis:ns :ns "a I'm
e .ssnss ssns:s z ~ ne k&sq Al sl.l. train. at
an1 las q. M, and % p NJ a ...r. j = r
For the WEST 81 60 q. m. and $40 pm
For ANNAp0kiS At 7xs a. m, and SID o. m
. oc Is -. - II. r. PARSONS, Aren't
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RoneERs 4 s66Sgt s66SSggtESs, 4sBlss and poo... Cit
tERY. Butcher and Shoe KNIVES,
'CAkYERS and STEELS, can be had OF the sub
scfDers, at small advance or cost of importation
- GRIFFITH & SHIELDS,
oc@ Pa. avenur, opposite Browns.
GENTLEMENs' PAIL AND WINTER UN-
a. a. DEkssHiRfS and Drawers. of Silk
Ribbed Dsewers. CANYON FLANNEL, Nett, cotton-s
nsab ~ NpsS ~ nses and prices, cheap for
90 % Sc lint &StafesI l2l Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02
PASSAGE, iNSSJ}HSiss Z ! EEALs AMI

L ASsAG E, tNCIIDiNG MEALS AND
The New York and virsias screw Steamship
Sotsf vEsNoS, Hi On sss csps al 'ctsss s%iek @
will leave the compsny's Depot, Wss,sA
tern w harvee, ~ II o'clock q. m every WEDNES-
DAY, and the Compeny's Depot, at Alexandria,
az 5 O'Clock p. N. sane day,
Passengers from Washington and 6eoreetovn
can take the cosehes oo1nectlng with AlexaBdna
rh street and Pa avenue hourly. they can leave
on the steamer from the Western Whsrves a N
O'Clock q. m.
State rooms can Be engaged on sppliestiou 70
Msssrs. Morgan Rhnehart, Western Wharves,
Freight viii be received up to the hosrs Of depaF-
Ir Insurance viii be effected on sn eoods hy
this lne at the once OF the Company % per eent
The aooommodatious for r-ssenrerr by this lins
are IN every respect hrst-o asa and every effort vil
q Tn maze 70 renaeL tnis ,oomrHnleseon vita New
For freight or passage apply 20 FOwLR g
CO., Agents, Alexandna. 49,. --
- II. b. CROMWELL CO.
se 2-ly SO West St, corner Albany, New Work.
NOTICE..The Steamer JAMES GUY havlns
rUarE "A r.,.Kfo <.x. Dat.
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Ls~ 81: Gov wis. fsyine shown o nm me- 81 the ssse
l4cles ION sent hm, and discovering that the foeu
3 ;oS e e. ssSn ns~ nss S
tpted: hsys sines !seeived them. And am grsfihs
that the 6iesses fuily. meet my expectation, en-
hsed ere really superb. spcose herein the amour
0ly0'I olil' Very fssREss65.sW|Iy dE6. w. &hf6NroRp.
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i 81 s.. 80 lotA sfrest. bssseesa % asd =. -,
AL klnds Of WOOD, coal and CHARCOAL
Esge scnssansy On hand and cold at tie Iovsst M
,,@S!I MSSS .s,sss.5 sAwSS and SPLIT. and !. s.s..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-24

1oUNo AMERICA IA bright aud intelligent lad
between twelve and thirteen years Of age, calling
himself Edwin W. Lindsay, and claiming to be the
son Of Mrs Lindsay who, some years since, pub
lished an Odd Fellows paper at Covington, KY,
arrived in this city on the evening of the llth
inst, from Chicago put up at the American House
and at once set about finding means to get TO
Louisville, Ky. where, he said, a married brother
resided Edwin seemed to have that kind Of ready
tact which viii find way to get through life in some
sort Of way, whether legitinately or Otherwise
He would carefully find ont who OF our citizens were
Odd Fellows and from the prestage of father and
mothers reputation would obtain aid from all who
thought his story a true one. esaid that the Odd
Fellows at Rock Island bad paid his fare TO Cleve-
land and from here he thought there would be no
difficult in getting to his brother at Louisville He
could not give a reason why he come so far out Of
his way, and when be was told that now, after he
had come more than five hundred miles, he was no
nearer Louisville than when he started, he was
shrewd enough thereafter TO tell a different tale
We find that Edwin has turned up in New York
and any one wishing 10 identity the lad will know
him by the lack of the index finger of the left hand
The New York Times of Friday last has the fol-
lowing:
"a young lal by the name Of Edwin W Lind
say, from Ohio who arrived in this city on Friday
last is seeking for brother, Samuel D. Lindsay.
Any information Of the last named would be thank
fully receivd by his brother Address Box No. l0l
Times Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-24


READ AND REHENBER.-The following para
phrase on the woes pronounced upon the vine
bibber should be pondered well. Read, mark, note,
and inwardIy digest. Let the practical applica-
ton be made by the reader
''Who hath sadness Who hath woe2 Who shin
meth the streets with gloom of countenauce and
perplexity ofmiHd! Who IOseth the confidence and
patronage of men, and sinketh into poverty and
fOrgetfulness? He THAT ADvERTIsETH NoT-He
that doth not make himself known through the pa
pers He who, by his great negleetin this matter,
depriveth himself of gain, and secureth to himself
loss His business-wisdom is selfshness. His lack
Of Ofknowledge, aye his stngness, sticking out, and
the discerning shun him.
''Who hath gladness? Who hath joy? Who hath
a growing business and full Golfers! Who payeth
his notes promptly? Who gaineth the confidence
and patronage Of men, and riseth surely to aflu
ence! He THAT ABvEETIsETH LIBERALLY-HC
that through the journals of the day maketh him
self and his business known! lie hath chosen patf
to wisdom, and his riches and homer increase HkC
the light of the morning. His shadow growetl
broad. His compiaconcy increasetb. His fame e,l
tendeih His happiness endureth, and he is honor
ed and blessed by all mcn-particularly by pin
ters" So mole it be.