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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

might like to do some shopping, and she,
with no apparent surprise, but With heart
felt pleasure, acceded to the proposal
The following Sabbath the village gossps
had ample food for their hungry eyes, ito
be digested at the next sewing society,"
in the appearance of Mrs. Thornton at
church clad in plain, but rich costume, an
entire new outfit, which they could not
deny made her look ten years younger
This was the beginning of the reform,
and it was the dawning of a brighter day
for the husband and wife of our story
True, habits of such long standing are
not conquered in week, or month and
very often was Mrs. Thornton tempted to
yield to their long tolerated sway, but she
fought valiantly against their influence,
and in time vanquished them. An air of
taste and elegance, before unknown, now
peryaded their dwelling, and year after
year the links of affection which united
them as family, grew brighter and pur-
err, even radiating the holy spirit of a
Christian home.
But it was not until many years had
passed away, and our little Nellie, now a
lovely maiden, was about to resign her
place as pet in her fathers household, and
assume new dignity in another's home,
that her mother impaired to her the story
of her own early errors, and earnestly
warned her to beware of that insidieus foe
to domestic happiness-disregard Of title
things, and kissing her daughter with
maternal pride and fondness, she thanked
her for those simple, childlike words,
which changed the whole current of her
destiny-'Dont Pa like to see yeu look
pretty"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

tons of her sullen master rs promising
mitigation rather than an aggrayation OF
the hardship of her lot.
And vet even the Indian women are
idle half their time, from sheer whtft OF
anything to do. They will fetch water
for their White neighbors, or do any
thing else whereby . piece of bread may
be honestly earned and they would d"
ten times more than they do if they could
find work and be reasonably sure OF even
meagre reward for it.
I urge, therefore, that, in future efforts
to improve the condition of the indians,
the woman be specially regarded and ap-.
pealed to. A conscientious, humane,
capable Christian trader, with a w'io
thoroughly skilled in household manu'ac
lures and handicraft, each speaking the
language of the tribe with whom they
take up their residence, can do more good
than dozen average missionaries. Let
them keep and sell whatever articles arc
adapted to the Indians needs and meahs'
and let them constitute and maintain an
| Industrial School in which the Indian
women and children shall be freely taught
how to make neatly and expeditiously not
only moccassins but straw hats, bonne's'
and lin time) hundred other articles
combining taste with utility. Let a farm
and Garden be started so soon as may be-
and vegetables, grain, fruits, given there mere
from in exchange for Indian labor therein
| at all times when such labor can be madc
ov;lable OF course, the Seho d, though
primarily industrial, should impart Intel
lectual and Religious instruction also'
wisely adapted in character and season 10
the needs of the pupils, and to their per
ception of those needs. Such an enter
prise. combining Trade with Philanthropy
would gradually mold a generation after
It's own spirit-would teach them to val
ne the blessings of civilization before I'm,
posing on them its seeming burdens, anu
would. in the course of twenty years, ST.
lcntlv transform a indolent savage trloo
into n civilized Christian community
There NAV be shorter modes of etfectlns
this transformation, but think none s''reF'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03
A CORRESPONDENT of the Boston Co,

A CORRESPONDENT of the Boston Cou-
rier relates the following anecdote of Mr..
Webster:
''1'he petty and impotent scurility of
which Mr.. Summers Grafton has been
made the occasion in one newspaper, re-
minds me of letter which Mr.. Webster
wrote after continued provoeation. to the
editor of newspaper, which referred to
his private affairs, and especially to his
not paying his debts. He said
substantially-sIt is true that / have pot
paid my debts punctually, and that | owe
money. One cause of this is, that I have
not pressed those who owe me for pay
ment. As an instance of this, enclose
your fathers note, made to me thirty
years ago. for money leut him to educate
his boys.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

Horace Greeley, writing from Denver
City, thus speaks of the people who in
habit that region.
The first circumstance that strikes q
stranger traversing this wild country is
the vagrant instincts and habits of the
great majority of its citizens-perhaps [
should say, the American people general
ly, as exhibited here. Among any tea
whom you successfully meet, there will be
natives of New-England, WORK,
Pennsylvania, Virginia or Georgia, Ohio
or Indiana, Kentucky or Missouri, France,
Germany, and perhaps Ireland. But
worse than this: you cannot enter circle
of dozen persons of whom at least three
will not have spent some years in Califor-
MIA, two or three have made claims and
built cabins in Kansas or Nebraska, and
at least one spent year in Texas. Bos-
ton, New Y ork, Philadelphia, NewOr-
leans, St. Louis, Cincinnati, have all con-
tributed their quota toward peopling the
new Gold Region. The next man you
meet driving an OK team, and white as
miller with dust, is probably an ex-banker
or doctor, broken merchant or manufac-
turer from the old States. who has scrap
ed together the candle-ends charitably or
contemptuously allowed him by his cred
itors on settlement, and risked them on q
last desperate cast of the dice by coming
hther. Executors, ex-printers, ex-clerks,
ex-steamboat men, are here in abundance
all on the keen hunt for the gold which
only few will secure. One of the sta
tons at which we slept on our way up
the rough tent with cheering hope (sinee
blasted) of log house in the near future
was kept by an ex lawyer of Cincinna-
ii and his wife, an ex-actress from our N.
York Bowery-she being cook. Omni-
bus drivers from Broadway repeatedly
handled the ribbons; ex-Border Ruffians
from civilized Kansas-some of them OF
unblessed memory-were encountered on
our way, at intervals none too long. All
these blended with veteran Mountain men
Indians of all grades from the tamest tc
the widest, Half-Breeds, French trappers
and voyage,trs (who have generally two
or three Indian wives apiece and an oc
casional nigger, compose medley sucl
as hardly another region can parallel
Honolulu, or some other part of the Soutl
Sea Islands could probably match it mos
nearly.
The. old Mountaineers form caste by
themselves, and they prize the distinction
Some of them arc Frenchmen, or Franco
Americans, who have been trapping ant
trading in and around these mountains
for quarter of century, have wives ant
children here. and here expect to live ant
die. Some of these have accumulated
property and cash to the amount of 5000
: 600, which amount will not easily be re
duced, as they are frugal in everything
(liquor sometimes exceptedD spend but
pittance on the clothing of their families
trust little, keep small stocks Of goods, au'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

THERE is many sermon that has al
together too much ornamentation for
good. If I recollect right, there is never
an urchin that is to be whipped, who
would not prefer tina. the leaves should be
left on the stick. But those who have
experience know that if you want to make
the child Jingle you must strip off the
leaves.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

BLoBBs was not drunk the other eve
ming, when / e was called on to give the
regular toast to Woman--at least he said
he was not, but here is his toast;
30. woman. in our hours of ease,
Uncertain, coy, and hard to please:
But-seen too oft, familiar with her face.
We first endure-then pity-then embrace.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

ONCE more, it is character which con-
stitutts what may be called man; il is
character which directs revolution, infiu-
ences assemblies, and governs the crowd.
Intellect esprit is nothing in COMPARE
son.-Madome Roland.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

''MoLLY," said Joe Kelley's ghost to
his wife, 'Pm in purgatory at present"
saws he. "And what sort of q place is
it r. "Faix, it is sort of II half way
house between heaven and YOU, and |
stand it very aisy after having YOU"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

Ir takes four things to make thor
ouch gentleman. You must be n gentle
man in your tastes, a gentleman in your
principles, gentleman in your person
and gentleman in your manners.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

II young lady throws herself away,
understand she has married for love; if
she is comfortably settled" understand
that she married a wealthy old man
whom she hates.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

A NEGRO boy was driving q mule,
when the animal suddenly stopped and
refused to bulge. wont go, hey he
said. ''Feel grand, do you? | suppose
you forgot your father was a jackass."
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03
PLEASURES or PIETy.

What have we to do but to cat anu
drink. like horses and like swinei but I"
sport and play like children or apes '".
TO bicker and scuffie about tr'fies ana
impertinences, ike idiots? what, but scrai'e
and scramble for useless pelf; to hunt al
ter emntv shows and shadows OF honor, or
the vain fancies and dreams Of men e
what but to wallow or bask IN sofa''
pleasures, the which soon degenerate INTO
remorse and bitterness! to which sort OF
employment were man c'nhned' VIM
n pitiful thing would he be, and how III
considerable were his life, were man
designed only, like fly, to buzz about
here for time, sucking in the ar anu
licking the dew, then soon to vanish INTO
nothing, or to be transformed into worms
how sorry and despicable thing were
he and such without religion we shouic
be. BUTT supplieth us with business OF
a most worthy nature, and lofty import
ance; it setteth up upon doing things
great and noble as can be; it engageth us
TO free our minds from oil foni concerts,
and cleanse our hearts from all corrupt
affections; TO curb our british appetites,
TO tame our wild passions, to correct our
peryerse inclinations, to conform the dis
nosifions of our souls, and the actions of
our life to the eternal laws of righteous
| ness and goodness; it putteth us upon the
imitation of God, and aiming at the ie-
semblance of His perfeetions; upon OBJ
tanning friendship, and maintaining
correspondence with the High and Holy
One: upon fitting our minds for CONVEX
sation and society with tie wisest and
purest spirits above upon the acquisition OF
Joy and glory everlasting. 1t employe,ii
us id the diyinest actions ofpromotng tlr-
tue of performing benefcence, Of serving
the public, and doing good unto all' the
being exercised in which thing doth IN
deed render man highly considerable
and Ills life exeellently salaable:-Dr:
Bdrrow. ss7a60 t3aH .z8s
Wit IN WIsE.--A wine-warrned il.
diyidual, reeled into u temperance gro
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

4 high rent--a hole in your bat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-03
FUTURE Days

ofts Circuit for Prince sS1s 81 dsS5s
Ella Is Brent Ssnt: . nd H.nIy .:;sd
Victoria Brent and othefs, we The wnas W. Mary
Trustees will expose public ssie ON THIF NED
not e. the nsat ar nss s1 4 II Seocl
the la'e residence OF James r. Brent deceSsed on o.
tne premises. that tract parcel Of Land of Vhsh
be aisd t seized and Pos.ssssd called endsSp
three hundred and fifty acres soou'
i ms property Is most PLEASANTLY and advantage g.
SCsiy located being within e quarter ?f mile Of
Ton nellroaf-a place for landing and TeceivIne
passeng freight. &C. within two lies of Beta
vile, ana the same distance from the MARYLAND
mar kably healthy, Astounding in excellent socisty
u eun IaDiy adapted 10 the gro Nth Of w heat Corn
s az aSoacco hasa large apple and peach orchard
tered. "~ 10 va
The improvements consist of q commodions frame
OF which have bsen erected b.t feW yeSrs N n
and are IN the best repair
ne SOIL 10 OF hne textore natura Nv FERTILE pro-
fooa crops and, at an incoasidsr able outlay.
misht De rendered most valusble and productive
us MHhln twenty minutes ride Of WASHINGTON
lily, oy ianroan and, regarding the advantages il
wnrnv IN rssuon 70 location, susc ptibility OF
the consideration Of those DESTROYS to Snrosase
hrst rate farm, and would suit person en- sged In
oHSiness In w q hinston or aliImore cities.
are: Two thousand dollars of the purchase money
to be paId l. cash the day ssls or the ystitoa
!on thereof by the Court and the residue i'm eoual
cured by the bonds notes of the purchaser, with
security to he approved by the undersigned. and
bearing interest from the day Of sale e"'
sy vii &c to sney The
''' , G .e.Mhskt6EiR, Trustees,
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iB --LATEST tits ~ fIIlHll9
se ;..! Day: Later Late, sr.. c.lli...l.-aislIy

seven Days Later from Califer.is- u,.h,.
imPsrtsnt From Washingtsa Terrissry.
Ct. LOUIS, sept. 2.-The California cvrriap6
a.. o. the I2th ut. has arrived Bushes n San
unchanged $50 ~Ss
W: p. wilkins, the District Attorney NJ srst-r
county: snd a candidate for the Legisistu has
dsagbter hs ny ' s NAY, q Yuss county, whesr
Nj Frederick addressed Q meeting m ssrr,.
mento on the VA, and made full ,Ynos. 80 81.
oa,ga,n-snd-saie arrangements At the iast srusso.
The convention at carsou Valley has ,,.u.6 :.
constitution for provisional government ma.
clares that Carson Valley shall be indep~pdent NJ
18th and givo the name Of Nevada 70 ths new
Territory. aaT
Victoria dates 10 the 9th have been received
The Island Of San Juan In the strait Of fuca. he
tween Sancouvre and the mainland. claimed by
the American government a. q part Of wsshing-
TON Territory. bad been occut led bv sixty l. s.
troops by order Of Gen Harvey. Gov. Douglas
tht act, and claimed that the Island belonged 20
Tue British crown He also dispatched some armed
Win soo spp~rs and miners 10 dispute the
Thhe Y. :. vessels Massachusetts. Je6 Drv,s
nainof dge and active, and the British 1880
inoune, SATELLITE and Piumper Wee ,itber an
ehofed on the island or in the immediste yicInity
III, vas nn9fieially stated az Wet ria that the
. hhu world Dc compromised b. Joint occuus
aoG nntii the British and Americaa gov,rpm.ps.
could be advised az the existing ssste 81 .sFsir.
The mining news fron fras q river II encou,
aSIng. Seventy-nve thousand dollars ia eold hsd
reached Victoria within forinis ut
Adyices from Oregon stat that The polo.e ~, L.
alans We're hsrsssing Lieut.. Mullen's wagon road
eAPeuiuon-oeStoylng the mile p, ss, and burn
Ing The grass ON all the camping grounds "
Inc Los Angeles "Nheyard" Of the 18th gives
an account of battle between SO trcops under
M,J Arm isiead aud 4O0 Mohave I dians ON the
ath UT. ih which about 50 Ind ans were killed
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DIED,

hn tins city, on the LIST instant, at p o'el,ck
'ThN COSNELl.Y, IN the 4nth year of his age.
Inc trends OF the family invited 10 attend his
funer' from his late residences on 7tn st.. between
ana II streets, ON Sunday, the 4th Instant at 3
O'Clock. May he rest in peace.
On tho LIST ins'ant, SARAH CATHARINE.
sSed Yeas: lnfant child Of Edward and Jane
The friends and acquaintance are resoectfnlIy
lnvited TO attend the funeral on To-mnrrow iSur |,
gay AneIn0on, At O'Clock from the resldsncs Of
her grand father. Mr.. Michael Nash, on T. st,est
sooth, between 8th and 9Th streets east.
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SALE OF GROCERIES,. LIQUORS. WHITE
TUE k1bSR, yTMss o VIII As: Ar AUe!ios-on
ScoeE We vii sell 81 our auction roo ss oe,s ss1
VI street and Pa. avenue, acoou ne or vhos, IL
MAJ concern, stock offresh Family GroceriSs A
Dafrsis CrIshed, Poydeeed, GFanslatsd, Loaf.
chs nsenaTed, YeIioy, and Brown sugars 80
SCnsss o, imperial, fsung Hysou, and Black Tsas
CASTLE, Brovn, and Fancy Soaps. = = - ,
Ros pure asyses on. c.ses Bay Rum, Ss5 ID
5oxes Starch, Wash Boards, Buckets Tubs,
no1os rSppsr, Sermlcelh, boxes Cheese, - -s.t.
3 fasn ~ ~ trnp' boxes Extract, Coffee,
g g osses C'aret and Hook Wines, ~ grs5- d. +
q, s,sal % - oinolent ofens. -Is .ra-t
10 barrels Sin and Brandy, -
~ 9ctaves Brandy. barrels Herrirgs ,,e -, ,.r.
VIII n will he sold "e 'oeo'S ii"e' ." VI
Lsr , SSl and under, cash over that amount. a
Sorsed ~"a ." aays' Tor notes satisfactorily ei-
seS.r.n. :. WAfLA RApNApn A....
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BY A. GREEN, Aus,,op.,r

"A. "NLc4Ss huotionecr
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FrRNI1uRx
AriANo FORTE, d G. AT AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY
the 9Th instant. shall sell, at 10 o'clock a m a,
the residence OF Mrs. Beck at the corner of nth at
and "a avenue, over the music store No 3o1 3
General variety OfFurnture, viz: = -
strumeBt, .--" "
Mahogany Sofas. Chairs, and Rockers.
MahOTany SidsbOard, Dressing and other Bu.
reaus,
Mahogany Marble top Centre and Pier Tables.
Mahogany Dining, Gard, and SIDE Tables. .
B.dsteads, WeIdrObes: Wash Closets and Stands
Eeathsr Beds, Hair and Shuek Mattresses,
Hedding, Carpsts, Window Curta' ms and Shades.
Chandeliers aud Gas Burners, o'''No''
Cane and other Chairs,
Cooking, Radiator, aud other Stoves,
China. Glass and Crockory Ware,
With large lot of Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles, which we deem uuneoes
sary enumerate.
a credit off and4 months for notes satisiaetoril,
endorsed, b. airing interest.
se5d A. GREEN, Auct.
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New York MaYkets.

NV YoRK. Sept. 3-Flour has declined sal0c :
State 81 40ai 35 Ohio q 95a5 IS; Southern rs a..
Is. Wheat has declined 1I2c southern white
81 3Oal 50. Corn Is buoyant and scarce; MIXED 27c
Pork Is dull and nominal; mess SIS; prime sle 50
Lard is firm at l0Aal1c. Whisky IL duh at 26c
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EARM FOR SALE.-Twelve miles from w ash
tanning ING acres. in good state of cntvson; with
me orchard of from 4 to hundred fruit trees,
good water; good dwelling with rooms and nec-
essary out buildings, Two churches and one school
house within one mile, Country road on the front
the pike Of mile from the Farm. For
iasiher parcalars, apply to the snbscriber on the
cars from Washington to Bet.yilc.
FOE RENT-Two very desirable RESI-
streets, and floating Franklin Square These
houses have ell the modern improvements, with
besn thoroughly rspairsi. They have aIso good
water at the door, snd s-es convenient distance
e. sTEwsRT. ssSs s: or. ~ ,a
800. "a = sarssG s~bHEi
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BALTIMORE, September 3.-Flour closed heavy;
Howard street is held at IS lax Wheat closed
dull; sales Of 0uO bushels white 10 De- lower and
prices are unsettled. Corn closed dull; white 7sa
sue; yellow s3ssic. Provisions are unc banged
Whisky closed duh, at y Nc. for Ohio
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New Jersev Polttics.

TRENTON, N: J. Sept 2.-The nominatfon Of
the Hon. Peter j Clark, OF Hunterdon, for Gov
erhor, a gentleman Of high character, by the
American Convention Of Camden, Yesterday ere
aed considerable Of sensation In politica crclts
here
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nEMPSEY & O'TOOLE
~ WILL oPRN THEIR
NEW ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
ESTA BLISHMENT,
1t On MONDAY, September 5th
FOR NEW YORK.

p. FOR NEW YORK.
ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AND
STATEROOM, $3.50.
The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
::aiP MOUNT VERNON. CAPT +. esAR
Rect W SSH Wh.,vs. q 4 O'clock a. on
Depot. at Alex ndria, at o clock D. m. same day
Passengers from Washington and Georret,iwn
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandria
.tsambosts Or ,ailrOad. which leave the corner Of
Th street and Pa avenue hourly, or they can leave
Q? the steamer from the Western Wharves at II
State rooms can be engaged on application to
Messrs; Morgan 4 Rhinehart, Western Wharves.
Freight will be received up to the hours Of depar-
{ ire
III Insurance will be effe ted on all goods by
pr ,mium. -
The accommodations for passengers by this line
Are IN every respect frat class and every effort yl
% male 20 render this communication with New
York an agreeable and healthful one. i
Cd Lsisht or passage apply to FOWLE d
49,. 81, B. CROMWELJ. & co,
~ 20 w asst at, corner albany, New York.
wv YIN HS itr bSf. fa. sv, nj y q, I Y IN
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NOTICE. DrsrnIcr OF CoLunsIA Apvr,r.,.
MsNTs TO BE INsKRrKD IN THE BALfIaoax Srx
AsE RECEIVED At AND FORWARDED IRON TN
STAR OrFIcR.
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NRw YORK, Sept 3. Stocks are dull and
lower. Chicago and Rock Island d; Illinois Cen
iral shares 66k; Michigan Southern 26S; New
York Central 76k; Pa. Coal Co s3x; Reading
IN Mo. 6s sax; Sterling exchange dull az
81 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-03

81 .OOOItAA !. BeEHA 2. I, 90 AND vALUA-
less, Stock, Implements, and Crops. in Montgomery
county, Md about miles from Washington city,
$1,000 il applied for Immediately. There are 20 q
pores In corn, Is lin cloyer, and about in oats For
further Information address note to g. J., City
cheapest farm in the county. Improved city prog
erty taken IN part payment ats fair valuation.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of Dempsey L O'Toole,
card engrayers, &c. These Young gentlemen are
hung up their new establishment in fine STYLE
cannot fail to have hosts of customers.
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New Orlean. Weekly C.,,s, R...,,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3.-Cotton is easier and
unchangt d; new ii ALA SALES of the weeI -
bales The receipts since "Wednesday noon 10 'oOO
bales, against S 500 bales The stock at New Or
leans IS 3D. 500 bales against 81 $50 Exchange ON
New York 1a1 discount, 4 premium
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Boiler Explosion and Loss Of Life.
NEW YORK, September 3-The boiler of John
Roach,s Iron boundary exploded Yesterday sft-r-
noon killing James Shaw and scaldinp Ave Others
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Warren RETURNS Arthur O,I.eayv drunk and
dsorderly; fined 81 Is James Hays. Cbas Jobn
son and Geo Smith, colored, out after hours; fned
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IHk PICNIC OF the National Guard, at Columbia
Springs, on Monday next, is expected to be a
grand AFFAIR. Wfthers' band will be on hand.
and the company cordially invite all their numer
GUS friends to join them, promising them day Of
pleasure without alloy -
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u The STAR PUBLISHES fHI Irsrs or Lxfrns
nsNAlNIss IN THE WAsHINsroN CRY Posr OyPIcI
SDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW prnrcrrNs
raEH TO BIZ PRINTED IN TIE NRwsPAPRl HAyrSs
TE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE pKLIvKrY
or THE OFFICE. Irs TOTAL DAILY cIRcuLA rroN m
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT 90 ANT orHRR nAuv
PtINTED INrHE DIsrRIcf or CoLunMA. - :