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Vhc Cedar Sprinss' Institute,
Mount Prairie High school.

ttI w an" hi ~ -. '''''i' -
w Assistant
Tho session Of this school, will commence the first Mon
day October The scholastic year will be divided into two seq
soni Of five months each.
TERMS-of Tuition per Session:
Grammar and Arithmetic, 81 30
Grammar and Arithmetic continued Elementary Algebra,
Composition, Natural Philosophy Chemistry and History II 90
Algebra continued Geometry, Trigoncmery, Surveying,
Descriptive and Analytical Geometry, IiiTerental and
elements of Latin Greek and Spanish languages 10
Students will echargc from the time Of entering until the
close of the session. unless in of proracted Illness
Tuition payable at the expiration of each term
This school located in Dallas county, seven miles north Of the
Dallas, residences Of Ben Merrill and NJ f.
~ Board be had in the neigborood on reasona
cidentnl expenses. lilly.
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mckenzie Institute.
Mound Prairie Institute,

VAGIEsU E'raFERe institute,
"a Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texas,
181-2 miles ". E. of Palestine, on the 1ylerand
| Shreveport Road.
THE Fourteenth Session this Institution opened the LIST
MAioN 2y 9 AgG8psy RR att thu H.
The buildings ample and commodious Dormories on the
plan eersontwo pupils only in room The two
Departments entirely distinct and in separate buildings
Scholastic Year of sessions of five months each The
4delphia Debating Cub has fine LIBRARY, presented to
bcray the friends of the Institution Students recei
charged only from the day entrance to the
close of the
BAH damage done Dormitores furniture charged
occupants pomories furnished with everything nc
cessary comfortable and pleasant and in style
superior anything in this State
Charges for Board Tuition Room Rent. Fuel and flashing,
for the Scholastic Year OF tpo sessions OF months
| IL not maid at close, 40
End Class, IL paid at close, ITO
II not paid at close. 12l
Lnrusl or Mathematical close,
If not paid at close, 1872
Music on Violin Guitar or Piano. (oach0
Contingent fee, l
Ten per cent discount allowed for advance pay ments
Positively deduction under circumstances, except for
protractcl sickness
Sept. II, 1S5S-12ly.
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~ ID. stone.
II, j, McEGeN

Teafherford Parker County. 7tEas.
practice in the Courts of The Siyteenth District anil in
w Erah and pao Pinto in the Nineteenth. Weatherlord,
Nov. 10, Is5s-2l ".
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pRoFEssIoNAL CARDS.

IOnN ". nEnnY.-..Auonsrv Asn Cors.rt-
~ On AZ law, Ayp uryfHAL LAKb AGESf.
buchanan, J0iusDH, County Ifras
WIN practise iu ihs rnlus ~ is insna, uaias Tauaut
firktf Jact Young, ih Pinto Eaih ino and nm ami in
ihe snrf,mn Count ~ s fiaio' Particular atenon given b
investigator ri Land iillei. March, 1sap.-ap.M
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Her. "A. a. johnson.
EDr. Self. Peak. Dr..
E2. &. dsUV.

.4TTORNE Y-AT-L4W,
LANCASTER, DALLAS co., TEXAS.
LII business entrusted to him will receive prompt and faithful
n attention.
Feb, TO- 1S50.-33:1y.
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DIR. =. WILSON.
Located . miles North Of Plano. and miles

south Of Mckinney,
w Id embrace s opportunity Of returning hs grateful
ceTe during Ttt year and hopes that his success 10 the
traules he rr Of Winter and other ieFets, OWING
bs long experience sod observation ia their treatment
an serr-l him md -rfess q tie Tagnsgs o.
~ rtr Iie zsrsrails ftF.sas via h l7TeTaa r. hee
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Kaufman Female school.

vi second Kaufman Female School will
the Monday January at the following rates
Of tuition, per Session of five months, to wit:
FIRST CLAss-orthography Reading, Writing, Primary
Geography 90
Nat Philosophy, fotanp, Algebra oommenced Ic 1900
Mental Philosophy. Evidences Of Christianity, &C. Is 90
Latin and Freych Languages each extra, 90
Music on the Piano and Guitar, each, 20 90
Use of the Instrument 800
Incidental fee, 90
Ornament ID branches usual charges.
Students charg from time Of entrance until the close OF the
only Of proacted sickness
MRS NJ. T0MPKINS, Principal.
Reference character and experience InStUcreSs
Rev A. ALLEN Prin Smhvlle stitute Smithyie Miss.
Prof JoHS c. STEPHENSON, La Grange Ala.
HonlJos. II. TmNBLE, Frankfort, Ala.
WV. BURFoRD Esq, Bright Star. Texss
Rev s. W VIEWER, Hooker, Hunt CO., Texas
ELDER JAMES A. BUTLFR, Sterling Ark.
Kaufman. Texas, Jan. 1Sj9-j0:tE
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John d. Mccoy

, ~ lpNNEl AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
lhe lo Judicial District aud In m, supreme cart M MI ss,
the 10Th District. ~ " '''N' :" "'' ''""Hsss alolh'h
Omer hast side fne ralhlr snnnre. nnlln. re,..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-08
RIETY.

n has as much head as a good many au-
rai good deal more point
.Ilssrd7s spen take joke the more easily,
r. thew - not at the trouble of :. getting
-esh their hair
3; : the difference between crockery
r,pi 1 cabinet maker? One sells tea-setts
b other settees-
nthusiast - detests the very name of an
| 5Od that he refuses to partake of kidney
| Isn certain, wife. that am right. and that
| r. wrong; I'll bet my ears on it,"
sised. husband, you shouldn't carry betting
zbrsnls lslgtks-''
rung Irishman, who had married when
5l9 years Of age. complaining of the difficulty
tiri bis early marriage had subjected him,
! J. would :. never marry so young again, If
! Z % be as old as Methusalim.
4 hilv life Of a - black fellow" has been
Bfs in few words He gets large melon,
in two, and scoops out the inside' one
y puts on MS head, he sits on the other
! nd eats the middle
i |zscnn nobIeman had been rcproaching his
th ingratitude. II owe you nothing"
beunflial Young man so far from having
J NJ. ycu always stood in my way; for if
IL never been born L should at this moment
sssxt heir To nv rich grandfather"
|. related that DIR. P, of Boston, was
lrzed by friend TO visit the theater and
sxx play The friend proposed taking
ua- the orchestra. Oh, no, said the
|r. Il have a slight cold and doubt the pro-
l. of sitting near those wind Instruments"
II vhiskers thick upon my face, 1 went my
4 ss: she told me she could never wed a
kasi chap like me- | shaved them clean
! ziled again, and thought my troubles DER:
arbed outright. and said [ was more bare
Inn before
In sir William Hamilton announced to the
Iri.h Academy his discovery of the CEN
jzn-the star around which our orb of day
! : planetary attendants revolve-a waggish
Sk- exclaimed :. What our suns sun
hat must be grand sun ~
sssrIExAS in Springfield has invented an
rstas. upon which he has the caveat, which
eysd as a certain remedy for snoring. 1t
3 upon the mouth a gutta perctn tube
3. % the tympanum of the ear w Whenever
srsr snores. he himself receives the frst
Fsnn.
yary Department has Just discovered one
: nodes, in which liquor is smuggied on
EfU $ ships of-war. Bread is IN tde INTO
= ship Ioayes, inside of each of which Is
a, holding about pint of liquor. Ihls'
r, i only one of the many devices ny
Jack manages to obtain the forbidden oev-
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raSS.s 10Th OF JULY. 1850. on TIE
- rs,s- ~, sr1n-nf. granted 20 &C. HAkkis, -,
lsut1 1r1sr a.1 Pals. P1n and Fa0Gu-s on Al the
= - - "a the Districts q Kohsla- HamAkuA, niio,
49, Persons gathering the above-D:med ar
~ d - Sc viii not be molested, bof sney nave no
aznature Ibis "a day II Ane.ss, Use:
H.. . L KA2EHANkHA.
-. .sny given tfa& / have trans1eued ~ myn{ns
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ST. c. NELcHERs. GUST HEiSEhs'
MELCHERS g. CO.,

Merchants and Ship ChaLers, Honolulu, Oahu,
Stone store corner Kaahumanu and Merchant SIS.
Money advanced on for Whaers bills on the
L. s and Europe. lo' u
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Ship Chandler Dealer Merchandise and Commission
Merchant Honolulu Oahu l., keeps constantly on haha
an extensive description OF goods re-
quired By whaeships and others
Shipping with all kinds Of groceries, provisions &C.,
at the shortest the lowest market prices
NJ Money whaers' bills at the lowest rates
~ o' lO5-f
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numerical Advertiser.
, csrden Wedding Song.
~ aEv. william c. RICHARDS

azv. WILLIAM c. RICHARDS
-, and guarded by our God,
,a~-ms have together trOd-
s,;.h. With smiles. now wet with tears
a.. sh-querea path for fifty years,
.,.f. tssir golden wedding day.
s'-,ou.. Oh bells. your sweetest lay.
"a vo,.- dear friends, give loving cheers
go their march OF ifty years.
rsx Of Is saw blushing bride
'.,i,ryrs groom stand side by side;
r.s,i not known LIES hopes or fears
:, bar 40 as afty years
-..;-s.tes we're woven into one,
-.sur frs. threads Of life were spun;
A., rseh and rare the wen appears,
va GOLDEN Earps Of fifty years
-.s-s,. frost upon their honored heads,
NJ .i!very rine that Nature spreads;
n, rom their hearts the tide careers,
r..ssckei, unchiIled, by fifty years.
nj. : their zoiien wedding day.
x,x :. u hush our song, and pray
~, He whose love their 10, endears,
yrs,se grace has filed their ffty years
u,v -rsis them still. and still oriain
z.a cup q bliss, or chastening pain,-
Nay sosths their zriefs and wipe their tears,
rs-sa-h many more than fffy years.
Az Eh-u Earth's pilgrimage Is done
All Lies last gal IS hraveIy won,
Ike them to dwell in those bright spheres,
Ehsre moments zrox TO ffty years
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The PACIFIC
rRCIAL ADvERTIsER.
.rv "Wednesday snd saesFaa,

~r,s 10 foreign countries siii be - per annum.
.-,sran postage and the expense Of forward
|>s ~ - a. r1shlicstion- AL papers fnr American
~ ID III have Americas postage stamps them,
,pn ptS-, anv American postage being collected on
s-.ss ssS Pis e .ss san si,i .as1 II their
ssrtei s,rJ rssslge of 81 % at The Hawaiian Post
~ pr Us. thr Ii he above charge Of 81
n b1iint- .pvEKrlsENENrs WILL BE CHARGED.
as At first inserton) per line 10 cts.
D -~.;esf sa's. ..f--auent do - :. .-.- cts
N ', sxrss.Ing 5 Ines-) per annum- SIS 90.
zrfs'S - additional Hne.) .. ------5o cts
Obi. always in advance II
~ sx5---nx 10 lines space) first insertion-s1 90
x5s -, s,ise,l,I-nf insertion- so cts.
h--rs.rs viii b charged AZ the following rates.
<<,rET D.hi- AZ the eud OF each quarter.
szn.. y cslu-nn per quarter Sl2 90
tsss-f tsS.f column, per column ----------Seo 90
II sh.un PER quarter -------------------<S5 50
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GEORGE own


0soasxrowH, Oct %, isss.
n1Hnes upon the canal, since our last report,
s,.s 's sI: ss. n a. s. .;,sd e1
60 sc n; VII assr s.d gram; with lime
49, N sd SyiEa6le order; and, ualss. sons
r. Is antsiPsasd ne ssnsisdss q The besssx
0.ing 70 ses rev.a,,hs norsAw... e.l.s, and
snS ai.suNy IN oosaie!eg vessels 10 freight the
<hs Of Sss Ray: doer t RSS We. .es i S.se
been unusually small, amounting TO only ISL tous
T,n 10siSws; sssoSses Pickup Pickup. lss and
ark, II c. 9 Caryt.ris, S2i tons 70 wsreham,
Ms0 Charm, Starr, i26 tons 10 Philsdelphia.
The F.yette and Aigh-stseet Improvements ere
.rs IN shss ss,s na, and
these two important thoeoughfares leading into
city will be thoeo0gh doae befsee the arrival
VI the approaching winter.
prime buckwhest cakes and rich fsesh butter, wfIl
do well 70 call ON eur friend Tenney. In wefd,
II you wish anything In the way q prime fresh
groceries, on the most favorable terms his store
sire winter supply Of dry goods % cheap, Il not
cheaper than they can be bad ANYWHERE else In
the market, VIII do well 10 call on utman, at his
emporium No, III Bridge street. - -
Preparations for their grand ball on Monday night
The offerings Of beef caifls 1t Droverss Hest yes-
tcsoay, amounted 70 S0O head, $50 Of which were
pufchased by District butchers At 81 50se3 ak on
the heof, averaging % U6, or equal TO esao7 q
NET, $40 Of the remainder were driven on 10 the
Baltimoes market; and $50 wess len over unsold
100 head Of sheep were offered, quality generally
inferior; prices ranged from 81 50 70 % Der had
TSe sD;snSd a e, ,sas Z. s.si I 50 w
| Seaver, Capt. Ira NickerSon, Of Hartley Broth
| er.s Boston line, hes arrived In Alexandria, and
| will be up 10 morrow morning.
The Flour market Is nfm, but has manifested
no very great amouat u activity the Last day o,
two. Since the opening Of navfgation upon the
canal, the stock has slightly decreased. Good
/ Standard superhne brands command e5 IS, and
extras higher az In quality. There Ia but littls
w heat arrivng our millers have h resort % the
Alexasdria and Baltmofe markets fIr most o.
their supplies. Good red and white would com
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ALEXANDRIA.


=. I.sl ALHxANDRIA, Va, Oct %, 1sse
d The committee appointd by the last meeting Of
the Agricultural Society TO procure life members
10 the Society have succeeded In obtaining eighty
odd names. These members were obtzined upoa
the condition that one hundred life members
should De obtained in this city prior to the 4th Of
the coming month. :
Tonight the Alexandria favorite, Miw Charlotte
Thompson, takss her farewell benefit at the
To night. hguratively speaking, 10 The Last night
OF the Relief boys fair. Those articles not
OF are to be sold at auction ON Monday niqht and
on Tuesday night the fair Of the Methodlst Epis.
copal Church opens at the same hall.
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Ths Cssssissssss contains a sAdiuoasl bstch
Il the Harpsrs Ferry papers, nom which u asguss
hat osrrit Smith u fully implicated with ssold
Dssvn-n II also indossss he laAs addsss of the
Nov York Democracy 10 thsis fsllsw-citissns Of
o. esaAs and county, and hops hat The people
q New Yesk Win Do their duty to-ths Usioa II
ths coming sests election. 3eoss
Ths isssAsssnev urges upsa ths public mira
ths lsssoas taught by he meboerscy ssd ls~1s0-
ness which Il seems are becoming the order o. tne
day Asouxhoat the Length and brsadth a tbs
land, snd which II stzibssss In great measurs
- ths cArssic astago.isms Of party q the mejecs
ct slavsry.
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y MADE, a FASaIONA BE, AND ACHEAf
SUIT OF CLOTHING call on BAR BRO,
UNION HALL CLOTHINa sroRR

~, UNION HALL CLOTHING STORE.
stock Vt Msns, Youths,, and BoyJ CLOTH -
ING: Our intention !: 20 cell ., the smallest
spcs "a sI ss coi .tso BOT the date
s. ale. = the a.sahty We are sellins HiiI -
most splendid stock Of Boys CotHne, Boys, G.e fl
et:, Boys Psuts Roys, Costs ell ofour Own man
the best inaksrisl and Workmanship We Also Ssss
s =, a.sortmsnt Of the best Iennemrp's and Boys
W hlts snd raney Shirts, Undershilt., Drawers,
solicited BY 80 - ="
90 . colin - asa 81 BAR 4 RR0
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FuRfHEs DEvxLorAxsfs.Lfhec onssituton
Of his morning pshlishes another batch Of docu.
ments found among the papers Of the Harper,u
Ferry conspisatoss. II appsass that ne 50 Hen.
rie," o. Commissioning, Pa, 20 often sllu6ed to,
was the J. T. kagi who wss killed 1t Hatpts,s
Ferry, who vas one Of Browns principal snbal-
terms Ia he planning sad execpton e kis snser-
prise. sss,s - sssls'F q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-29

IL The correspondent Of the Herald ttztes thai
the Mexican Minister has received, ulomciany,
but fsem an yneeubted authority, informatioa hal
treaty had been signed inDPsris, ON ne R7th d
septembsr. BY Dan Alsxaadfe Mon, Envoy a her
Catholic. Majesty at Pris, aad Don Juan N. AL
monte, the ssPrsssntatiys = Miralnop. a copy Of
this Communication from Paris, coatsiaiaa the
conditions OF the treaty, was LEFT BY request Of
Sea Cas- g the sese Dspsstwsst y be rsfesred
. the President. Il ~ Z IT. >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-29

that the Court copld insist that should remain IN
such an unWeAceUe positien z.
NJ. Hsfding-W have bcen delayed ffom tine
70 tme oy similar applications In the expectation
Of the arrival Of counsel until we now have zach
"a point Of time when we are ready to submit
the case to the Jury upon the evidence and law.
WREN another application arises for confirm.
ance. The very witnen that they now consider
material, Mr.. Daingsf1eld came here summeaed
by ourselves. hut dseming that we had tesetuonv
enongh, We did sst sxasnine him. 81
The Coun-The tdga Of waiting for couuoel =
study our code through could not be admitte6
AZ g the cher ground, ! not know whether tn
process has osen sxscseed OF not, ~ no reonm ~
Mr. Bosts-I have endeavored to do ms dutv n
this matter, but cannot zee how, consstently
with my own feelings, can remain any lon8U u
| In this case, when the accused, whom have been
laoosing to defend, declares, In open court, that
be has no confidence In his counsel. / make this
| suggestion that now retire from this case: and
the more esPecislly since there is now here gen,
tlemsn, Rom Boston, who has come On To- voluu-
ter his services Tor the prisoner. suggest to the
Court 70 allow him this night for pseparsiioo
| My notes, my Office, and my services shall be n
| his command. win sit up with him all nigh
In relation to this case. / cannot do more: ma
In the meantime, the Sheriff can be directed q
have the other witnesses here tomorrow morning
The Court would not compel the gentleman z
remain on the case, and accordingly granted III
request to postpone, and at six O'Clock adjourned
till Tomorrow morning. 80 - -
There is great excitement, and the town guard
has been Increased The conduct OF Brown d
regarded a. tick TO gain time -
| Hon. A. p. Willard, Governor Of indiana and
esothes-in-law Of Cook, accompanied by }. f
ToaSe:. snd Is AND
and spent the morning with Capt. Cook. !
RKouIsrr1oN ron HAxLxr.
The Deputy Sheriff Of Jefferson county, Va.
passed through Washington last night on his wa,
70 Harrissoarg, with requisition from Gov. Wis
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CONSOLIDATED LOrTERlES OF DEL.
" AWARE.
FRANCE, RkoADBENTs CO.. MAxAs,,s

FRANCE. BROADaENTs CO. having OBJ
taaned nom the Legslsture Of Delaware, at ts late
sessicns Loseery Contract, 70 oontinus In OPEN
pom fog Period Of twenty years, and having eiven
D0nat % ths Ststs Tor o.s Fi!ioa Of dollars, 70
fbfHsTTlEEb Eo TErilEEIafssp PEI Sc
sne Oenent OF improvements and other
RHsRoses, and the SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY
VI ~ DELLAW VAN f"T the same objectr.
9fevn daily ~ is minutes before D. m. and the
sussex County Lottery daily st is minutes before
All drawings under the superintendesce of Lot
tery Commissionsrs appointed BY the State Of Del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-29

The Fir.. and co.l,on P s4ty q s9 ~
Social Club Wi take p:ae, at Oh. Assembl, -
Eooms on WEDNESDAY EVENING, ~
Nov. 81, 1853. The membeFs pledge sslvee (!A
teat nothing shaIl be lsh undons to make tAistA1A
the occasion.
Tick:ss FIFTY CENTS. admitting . ss.slsnsn
No hats or caps allowed to Be worn in the room.
CsnNiffes Of AvGassneass. -. ),
Z, Draper, Thos Kelly, T. l.. Burch. b
w IN. F1omWlUG. John Lee.
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HE cH1 APEsT WINTER CLOTHING!
4 THE SESF WINTER CLOTHING
ri {; oan only BE- found Ct
= !. WIESENFELD 4 CO.'S
0DE0N HALL CLOTHING ROOMS

WIESENFELD 4 CO.'S
0DE0N HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
sslsadid ovERco4Tssy +: e. Dollar. :.
Elegant DRESS s6ir stfs sysi.T E.ss. co.'s
s...iiIsl suslsRsas, sWttksfSESSis
wsi ssds 0yEEkcoArs, q
8. 4. q wlEs sSHs sEis',xE ooSShsecoA7ss
BGsis sRsss s 81 fHssss .ss s nsss Arc,
DRESS 5aE S$!s sSISs 81 s!,,s.;
c Co ( a AZ ~ wJEss slSS 4 co. =
| 'or'I J; SS :':,.,
cs,.,,, ,kss K Z! y COS e''
. ga : Better a.ss q Rsss. .. g
AZ wIEsENrELDH s COZ. S%s'a'' :" s =
yy ;l:sslis sS Urn RGs i, x....
:. ..- S ;9ll JIM; 3 3. g co.
oT .s.s.t o .ss.l1 2 !I. srs, P.Ese EATs
:. fsskissSl: g. ed g. $780, -,
20 = = lin 49, ~ ~ -. nesf = :
Re Rees e 81 q! g z, Rgg
seribsrs, q ssaSIl as?sSs @ eoss 81 fmpofsstS
ess fss svssss ay : ssy 9s
(T9EItEMxHg RAs.l, AID WINfHlTiN-
rs b.sssrs. csssos Ham: s SSS ~ nss.s
81 { Sc ;sa;s;sI 3ll 81 &
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Our oR EaMiAttY g Shift SWgEAk OUT

IT, F%MfLT sHiRTiNGs.
just received, with most Of an other best brands
Of sagssor shItipE and sh:etins cottons, vsry Sns
price Bed Blankets; Table pamasks, Toweling,
and NapkIns, al GRADES 100 White Linen Table
are very decided hergsins and 10 invite the special
attention Of hopsskeslers to our large and II a.
Our Motto: "Quiek s.Ies and small profit"
+ u If @t j. W. Cooley 4 co,
Oc q 80 Goa 9th Ssreaf 49, % 80. =
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CAPS FOR YOUTHS AND BS 0Ys,S SSsse, zen
this dsg . large addition TO our assortment Of
Men ., outR,s and boy,s caps -.
The Patent Seamless Cap. tie Seventh Reg
imept CAP. and great variety of shapes and STYLES
Aiso. . luther supply Of the "Zossvs Hst" in
Our ssseItmsnt Of Dress Caps Is large and OF the
newest and BE- shapes. Buying exclusively for
cash we Offer the best and newest styles &C the low
est prices &C STEVENS Sales r. DOM : =
90 29-6t a..Hsr Browne HoteI
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" NEW GOOD 81
Just received and for sale at unprecedented low
Gl WINDOW CORNICES, CURTAIN
SnNDs PINS W!NReW sHA1Es &
etc. l.. F.. CT ARK,
Upholstsrer. No. a1s Pa sv.,
oc 29-StH iStAtea.l hetH 18th And 18Th sfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-29

v FNueHe. Dougianb pdPef, pu611Shed at
Rochester, N. Y, has this week no editorial com.
mens on the insurrection, In fact no editorial Of
any kind. The editor is apparently away from
home-gone to Canada, doubles, 10 ave his
neck.
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hands and fhiled 70 arrive. " - !
~; Bots thought they bad shown, and va,
yheas community, whoa he aid thew wished
Capt. Brown 70 havs . lair tSi,l -. 80
NJ. Hnntes-I do mot ne for the purpose Of bro
s JInicSSng re sfEument or tpterygslg with the
f isi sis s w sS Say ", we! gs.ng e
Capt. Brown or not, - guaranteed by our iaws to
every prisoner; and . Tar al am CONCERNED /
the coust that would in the hsess 70
is!e With IT,. beg leave to say, in refsresce TO
ssas sPpsic.sios. that ssPpo.e the court, even
n somS wsv srn.s VII have . be saed
snas THIS te.umony 10 material testimony. 30 n,
- auy Of tie witnesses lay. been exsu,in H.
ssidsnce relste: 70 the cos,auct Of Capt Brown h,
ueaQng bis pftuonen with leniency respscf ma
oeurtesy AID this additional mater That M s me
not respected BY the citizens, but some 81 his ee
, 49, snes whi!s bsssiag them; y defence taIe
fAets y any form they may dsslfe. Uais. The the
coue. shall De satisAed that this tes6imony
PARTICLE - which have no doubt 70 here that
ceuld Ds 49, material 70 defsnce, submit that
70 be ensted. Seine Of ikess witnerses have len
nese, sn4 might hsye bcen aaksd - semain. a
noa g w1tnena.on eur side have been here and
%ss s ssxs .ssf sSs eSI1E s s e Or 2
Commonwsslth- which has some rights g wen a.
- petorAer-thaf intogmation be eivca e ~
e g g saSwag Ms ne additional tsmopy want
- = seley.ns % de imue. The slmple s1sfeluesf
s 49, DC bot think would b oulaeisnS.
srif weniJ 49, e st.fe Vat Mr.. Bots snA him.
S.xi.. -. 1ones aet In bskslf a he pgisoocr. -
- =. ~ " Tow and declared here fhaf s. ~ j
sirpsd I'm. 1920 ne council who he1 beea .
~ Whole d.szse e 8 have ~. ~ ~ Gene
sn,9 s.te IS: g he sheulA ~ nssef - ~.
sssd 81 3 sis s. 6. ~ & e. s.sc q.
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NEW Foo WmsrLs.-A new for whist,
hsving been recently put up 1t the liahtAous<
ssar Nsw Lsndsn, Cean., comniaisa e. the
Lagss-Aocss BeaFd, eoasisting d Prof Henry and
Senmanaes Tiisos, hes been sent 10 examine n.