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Liberal appropriations of lots have been
made 1T Glenmont for schools.
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TEN LOTS Dc LUMBER FREE
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CHAIN OF TITLE

of any piece of Real Estate in Pierce Co.
furnished shown on short notice from
complete and systematic general abstract made
from the public records.
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32O az aG RI F.a n %ef pr from Green's saI Mil
quantity of good pine timber on the
above tract. The soil is of superior
quality, Terms, one-fourth in hand,
and the remainder in lumber deliver
ed at Green's or Holmans mill the
coming winter. This is rare oppor-
tunity for am enterprising man of small
means to secure home
n. n. POWELL.
River Falls. May Goth, 1858. 49-tf
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TURNING AND SAVING MILL I!

River Falls, June 18th, 1857.
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yFHE Subscriber offers for sale $50 lots in
J. the village of River Falls, among the most
desirable for business or residences in the
village. n. N. POWELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

=. III Papa 10 quite extensively mauufactured
rom n2sf cane at the mills Of Mr.. Nixon, 1t
ts., ts.ssLsss near fhilsdslpais, and the Ledger d
to be quite success - ths paper Il Of good color
strong apd nsxfbls, and n s>id 10 Be superfor 10
that pFcduced from strsv. The pulp contains IS
3, sssse,o ssss of e.Ss sad e Pss ssa q ;.s. TSs
%-soooo pounds annually. ~ =, : "a
u A letter ftom London infimsfes fhzt he
usnaRefs Of the Great EasGerp are plavin a. 4 snb-
re game They are sbcaring'' the sfock. The
- dos 50 until the snail shasehoiders berome -
d1shcnriened - 10 ell out when tbs a1use tf viii
sand q IN the market VIII be - low that fose In
ssS ssout s vbss q .se ssls 70 es q The ship
:. IL some o Fprise having breu exprensed nat
N. hone. e bafisi 10 westminsssr Abbey was
na accorded 70 the bcdy Of BrunneI Is wen g shst
= ?. eoassmpss.ry, stsPhenson. the Dublis Post
% rhi.h ssm was hias oat sf the SSrsnss 81 -,
eeloea stsPhenson, but could net be ooore1 ont
" zoe snail Inheritance Of Mr.. Brunnsl's fsmfl5.
~ The ersndsos o. Tecumseh d nov livinx
es@Plished renslemsn, having sssvsisd ovS :
ia Ss PC q Europe He is I physieian, asd 6
ia ~. y y ss rsss Trade. = be an ezcellsnt enc
ssesss y ~Ss is aiot q medical herbs tbs
~oues ~ usesssadn'shss. who vss ! grst as,sdiciss''
AlF.-;; l S;;s.idss.ble ..eiss.s.s -. ,v,s,s.s /
en- peddis-. lev dsys sfnce. bya Q1nx of'
slsrsssi ~. ,e ne neighborhood beosme Trc1lIy
ne o. f.dess do sof clSss trrxsI go - - s-.s
psocf - vee arrested an1 oxnu1so3, ~ 3
werr s,'.sss - .gzinst them exeepl fka{ sr11e1I
dered q Iesss - v,sesst lissnas- They were q
er Dafisg lhe l.ss NJ 4 - Co. - = =.
sf. sdsa Pssck vssi dicsed tS,c..,t..5s
ss,sk5 Fk5s.las st.sts. On fh< prfifo1 - = e.s5s
slssssss's sss sss s,.ss.s . - 90
pR The Pitnbdrx. pert w. - 49,
20 p<sed lad - h,s<s y Z = rc.s1..,s y
.. -. iHv. ~ hslev ssve ss 3. -. -;
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9 AfowN on BEo0D-Thsrs ere fsw Villages In
~ ccustry, - sny, whers - many dseds Of blood
n.vs nesa paysesated ssst Bssdstown, Kentucky
Within half score Of years - many men have
met violent DEATH Among these we remember
that RobcH Logan WickIif6 shot Pat Gray; that
James rottingd W. killed by George Wilson;
this w.s followed By . tight between Theo. wa
90 and Lud md Monroe Able In which Wflson
wa killed. In les than yesr Lud Able wa
killed By John Wilson, . bF0<her of the deceased.
William Hasdin and John Robinson had q street
disi n few W. dsys. he ~ E On ~ q Ben Rossr
Hardin, who was murdered on TIE Isthmus Of
Psnama IN 1eie-'50, ard gssndson Of Hon. Ben.
Hardin. Ard Last, a. We hare recorded, John
Talbot Was slain BY Thornus Hinds Slaughter in
his own house. Truly this isa fearful and bloody
record --Louisrills Co~rt<r Oa 80 :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

TIE DurcH GEEsE-.There goes the old
Dutchmsn who had the dangeroas gesss 90
exclaimed friend in the country. the other
day, calling our attention to . Dutchman Of the
old " school who wss walking slowly along
In the road. We asked for IN explanation.
: "Why, whom the Yankees frst began TO
settle in here. he was joined By sIsbsidsd
one of'em - be was picking mp the quills that
his geese hsd dropped, IN their chatfsripr 2
morning NaddIes. 81 the edges Of an obIops
zpssd st the rosdsids. Presently one Of tie
geese ytretched cut his long ncck At the Yanke e.
who started and ran a. II . mad dog we're st his
heels. i NJ. 80 rs {
.zs- doid him % said the Dufchman. "a nst "a
Pc avraid; dat de geese would,t hurt m any !:
bat de goeee did run after him. dough, clear
over de bill, and nun Of nm would mt rive him
sny rest, whenever be came along the street.
Ipeleivs day had . spite sg'in de YANKEES.
Mein gracious. its curious, dough, dat dc eeese
atuay: went away, and didn't come back any
The sscrst ef nat vas, that the yankes. Who
was % sf sid of the Dutehman's e.es. hsd
thrown sat kernels Of corn, among Which WAS
one with 4 fsh-hook attsched. Once suaIlored. !.
the angry goose vas soon in tow Of the flying
>-o--'>rH II AT 1ff5 f~4 - X
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"A 70 BE SOID cHE1PfD SAVES
The Boot and shos Establishment that was burnt
bsr, have removed the balance OF their
ssso5 to No ESQ 1th street, between L snd u
opportunity, for few days. TO get good articles
at tunPrccedented low prices. They must be sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

CUTLERY! - CUTLERYg
Ansstssl self np Dss. and Tab Knivss and Forks.
Ro- Cocoa DO. do. do. do.
csss ssssi Bstf 81 siesr. .eS eS Brsss Knives. s''
Aiso. Butohers, cooks', ebos sod Palette Knives.
JOHN K. ELvANS 4 co.,
de s-ecSv fStates. Int. { ley. 6ss.j 500 Pa. Az.
HENNINg's STOCK Of BOOTS ANDsHoEs
ave .ST sc%tsfs tof scH;sgs'cE se sxtsn;
Children. Boots and Shoss large lot Of Iatis.,
pr paif . few more left of those ChiIdren,s 3 Bsek
snans hale 1 e p cents; GeHt 6ae calf ssved and
s:f vsSsd ssd kp Bcoss fo% ens e 49, sS Gens sss
Csf and Patent Lesther Caters, Of sl kiids, from
Puschesed before thu commencement Of the regular
AL trade viii bo sod below the usual market ratsa
ksogans snd Servants, Shoes Of every sort st low
fyufss, Aiikinds Of Shoe. aad Boot q !
% ~ S&WM near Maryisnd svsssc. isis5d.
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.DUCATIONAL.

KDUCATIONAL.
WAsHiNeToN q3ttEeiArE INsTI-
~ Ne i, ses sy:s.' ,;i;s ;s:;s 2 e a. oy Esg
Prof NEH BROWN. Twenty ysaFs soissetsd
yIth the leading schools cpd colleges Of the oount,
hs G snssiui{ sssr.3iss {ss sa4'd py.sys1,si Of
nR. II. PERAeEAU. PROFESSION OF MrI-
ST. Aloyuus-. Msd. p. teachef OF the italiap& 4
style OF sirging. orders nay Be len for The ~
present % Metserot1s muoio store, whore HE los
dmoniafa oan he soan- N 0-Sms
NJ. HESJ JMssscfs2,RsicE's SCHOOL
~ g. o1fl,Ss 49,. q %niofn % ~
the Sssis: q S.s School On TIE isa aondss Il sep
tembor next ~ est
TSs course Of study ps.sssd yin so1Prss ell the
6ranehs rssulsits tos thorough EnsIisk sdaos-
In addition 10 her day SCHOLARS she s desiross Of
reoeiyng into her hmily few pupils a. board era,
ased rom 10 70 ]! yesrs, yho WI b under her m
Her srrengemelts for the accommodated and
due Of pupils have been oons1derally inoroased
md etherwlse improved. 1hoes ~ Waskinston
desiring PARTICULAR Information with refefoocs 20
her sehool nag apply 10 w. D. WsilasA. Editor o.
sss s,. sss s. s:s c.:Js. ::: ss Z
- =. !.
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a; pELLwIs's,
Seventh street. Navy Yard.
NAPLES wALNUTs and ALMONDS, ..
pURE NEWARK CIDER, .t IT,, , ,,,,,,.
VARIOUS KINDS OF BRANDY. WINE,
CORDIAL and WHISKY atbr,,w,c,s
pRIME BUTTER and oHEEsE eon:.snsly on
n WEST 4 SONS ErHERLAL Oils.
a:siv Seventh nj a ssrsss. Ds.kSM1Sls; ksvJ Yard
IN SILK GOODS Ds,s,,cu
Double Skirt six Rob.s. Two soupe.d sat
Robes. Bay adore ana Chsns silks, Plaid and Plain
kt'ss s,: !. u width. and qualities.
@ vi % s::osa :soss c 81 ss
above euaties, all marked down At the lowest mar
we have but one pnes, and that win be fOusd
No wM ss t.ss,s B. EIaEy s;d;s. tw..s wFsosTTH|EE TI|S
dc Sim bet 7th and 9Th sts. opps. Centre Market.
ELEGANT BED 3 ANKETs.--Just opened
II With full tocE Of hns Table Damssks. Towel
sSs and nesn Fssnss in set O ssoeF 81 s
6rs eIsss staple goods adapted 70 the wants OF ali
which We are nov selling q the loyest market
sss III ~ :..ss SoSbasR sbd1s X. .ssDs. c9
o5 KEGS FISHERS MINcE MEAT,
S S.s.css e's r'e'ivsd BHRSoHs snd ffS ,ts sEmMrs
ST l. Sof!s f1a:
.ss sssSss sxSSa2EIEs LIVES 4. and BUYS
= Desorlpnye lamphleta may be obtained at the
&. fiaa s.ssss N D a.s M ks At:ssf t:ssf
n .v,,c &c. sAUTIER.s SAIGON.
hat u sss s.Sou 90 ne my ,As ::.
SiSSER cs SUPPER PARTIES
ere ensnrpessed. hA1dsome, Parlor Tin addition
si.i IS sssS
s.d ssviJ painted and papsrsd in Ssndscns sssis,
I.1.emests 20 D;n:er and ss,,s.. psysis,
E 81 s S ..ss s
q: Y. .h'RS y: b s
sssr.sy co9a :aEss.. len aadOas to render
g Any IsIt q iks city 81 the slo's:: sSass with
any ezra oAf5osa asa peDs;, q GAM;IiEE: y.
- sTovEsm
I have on hapd 4, large assortmsnt of Cooling
Scn shions win guarantee VII give sansfao-
BIseE OAK. victory, Mauc Shield, I,on w.teh,
sssis fs.ss aPSa PSsrs:ssr ss.,sS and fs'ios caofs
Also, Pe!iof and Dar. room Stoves ofevsry desorip
Ia % g: q : ss: !: s. e
aes s. s's s3;:! E: Is: s:ie $, sls Mt
w HOU0EKGEPgRei Ee991r
W xCea esl xgu Weiters, Table 0astsss, CoGes
Fo,fr. 20. vr9es, ~ Seefsis knISss -
. sssss ,|,;!: ,Es;6:S, fssf
49, S Ssst si.s:., ies: ~ ssS Ssss Ss.s tsdss Sds
Zen3olo asoeles ueod N hcuootoepipg, a. uuGh
- 49, foIp1of~ lxlooo, ooceuoq w6 hay an1 ooiI
g 49, Iry S2S, elposiss bsoyn's. snd e1T.
e, Iais!ls!! .issIss & lssIyp lsaIEssp !.
A.. YELLOW PINE LVMBER,
a|lli q i;;li|I'|li j I { IS! :S!!sl
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A MRS. wINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physicisu
pressnss TO the attention Of mothers, her
so D THING SYRUP.

~ " " II II ~ " y n u
Fer Children TeethiRs,
which greatly facilitates s process ef seshine By soen.
lng The gsm;, reducing all inaannaoa--viH ailsy ALL
SURE 70 REG GULATG THE BOWLS
Depend upoa H. msthsr, vii give rsst 70 ysursslves aaA
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFAkrS
We Pot up sold for tan ysar,
can str, IS coEriDEHcE AND rarrHof IL shstvs have
Esdisi....ss.aiM MRS. nis " S Y2ss ss, n
srcr euaH, ,wINsLOwssl.lS..ssc .S.s .,5. TO "a "a
n:ss, sss .s 81 i.o. SOOTHING ias.ass a
9: ss..I.Iy, ,sn.: SYRUP, dsisissd vita d. 3.
highest eommsndssioa Of is agicai ssrs and msdics
.sss ssa yssrs s.Psrisaes. AND rLEpaE Qua REPuIl-
r1oH Fon THE FuLyiLMEnT oy WHAT VI HKaR . T.
CLARE IN almost isstaBce where
ng from sad s.hsr.oa. relief nil be In 6s On
THIS vss.bie preparation h de prsscrptsa q one of hs
nees BxPkRlEEcED and sKILvUL HUksfs IN Nev En~.
lad. ssd has bsea nssd With HRvRR.yAfLrNc succxss Il
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
act say relieves the child fon palm tie
snsrgy 20 The Whole SYSTEM Il viii amost instantly relieve
GnirIse II THE Bowls AND WIND CoLrc,
.sd svsrsoms es..sl n. which. Z aes speedily
s.p :sd /. :oS S:sss ..1 W.. Fo1 believe ne s.sT,
8 III sssss q Dss- CniLDa I'm lrsr sn va sss D,Is
ss;sss % r.. = .sss.r s rEETnINo S.ss: sss .s:shss :
ssss :. ;sss ss ~: s:
gous raEsUnscrs, noa Int ~ EjuDIcxs OF orHsss.
sea1 between yesr se child asd DE relief thai vim 81
y IA rs ..sss .s's z. q: s:s. -. 4 s
cUS : :. s osssss .s.ss.s
sss. Hs E.s.s z: ss::ss sss
kuee ooly - Cent? poD Dot0a. l1-6Awfv 4
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AN OurRAsEors cAsRs-The Bangor Union
ays tAsf IN Ne Police Geast e that city, ea the
lsplt ppon HIS dauRh Mr., Adeline F. Neal, yoong
lady of q yeass, w,s bound over for trial Il NE
February term of the Supseme Court, for the trial
csived The attentions of q young man who was
obnoxious 70 the parent, and having gone 10 the
dwelling Of neighbos. ~ the father conjectuFed
for the purpose ef meeting her lover, he followed
and g.ve her. according % the testimosy, most
brutal beating..a - - -kfs1. q > liVs r -
PRRcxuzfosARYMYAsy public meeting
at Rockville, Nd, has been held 70 adopt meas
ures to form . rife company. A similar meeting
has been held at Denton, Md (which also resolved
armed, and that they should not be permitted to
hold meekfnRs without the psesence Of some re-
-spectable white persc1, and then not later than
s,eloe 3 g right In pursussce q the resolution:
In possesson Of free colored perBonsin the county
were seized By the authorities. 80 aliI I
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GREAT ExoiTEMENr AT No son ,rv .,

SxLLINe CHHAPTR THAN Ever!
All Who want bargains must come Quiokly. Ev-
| erybody says that II. MELA & son are selling
the best and cheapest goods in the city, and thsii
store 10 crowded with customers eager 70 buy
Sie,eee worth Of FALL and WINTER BOOTS
and SHOkS, st retail for New York Wholesale
prices, at MELA & SON's, :
90 II $40 7th st.. doors a6ove States Once.
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II IL 10 announced In PoFtef's Spirit Of the
gum a'i Il Cen s. hsa upon .s I 81 III:
valuable gun at distance Of thirty yards, IL put
75 pellets In circle OF Y inches diameter, pene-
trsting IS sheets Of ordinary brown paper; the
dsschms Of powder 70 each charge The gun IL .
I'VE shooter, and II finished In fine style The
cartridges are manufactured to suit the gun, and
are impervious to the effects sf watef OF dam pness
|. w The total eciiEse Of the sun on The 1sth Of
sciesfthc world. The director Of the Dorpat OBJ
servatory was the Hrst to remark that at the mo-
ment q ooscnrsffon. four Of the Principal planets
par in the vicinity Of the eciipsed sun a. kind
Of rhomhoidal figure, phenomenon Of such ex-
traosdinsry rarity that many centuries win elapse
before its repetition. .sssl
III In the Virginia State senate, on, wednes-
day, among the revolutions introduced was one
placing free negroes the same footiu9 a slaves
IN the eye Of the law, az regards punishment for
crime, and another to req uife merchants In apply
Is manufactured out Of this State, and, IL i'm
ported, 1t what port they entered. f.srsss -
p- Mr. charles r. Dixon, of Church Greek,
Md was arrested In Cambridge last week, on q
copies Of the famous g Compendium Of the Inn.
pending Crisis in the South, - by n n Helper OF
North Carolina Mr.. Dixon was held 70 bail in
$50 for court
Z III The Enelishman who was arrested at AL.
Secretary Of Stste under the Provisional Govern
ment, was on Saturday discharged, there being
no evidence 70 subztzntate the charge. He wsi
forwarded 70 Philadelphia by the British Consul
NJ Bisbop Atkinsoa, of North Caroline, Is siel
at Richmond, Va, wtui varioloid His grand
child bad died'o smallpox, and Mrs. Atkinson
had beea st1aeked, but had recovered.
U The Pfovidence and Stonington. Railroad
Company have decided. IL IL said, 70 lease theiI
road between Stonington and New London fol
Ve8f8- & Il
NJ The BufIslo Republic challenges Dr.. W I'm
ship, the strong man, 70 come 10 that city and tn
his strength with . good deal ef the butter sold
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JOHN LAN0H

4s7 ns ss,sss, sosE sss'ssss ssS s. s.s H. ...s ~
aide, scar fks Pafsss QGes, dX
- PhAcrtGi4ba tibcx xGasWsEGM ass 81 .9Ms!EE ETyEEa = Re,
invites the ettention Of the public to HE 6ns
,tosse sef Y. lw.AeTCaES, eT !, ,IEwELS Amsncsn ssd
~ hin with treat cere. which he Vsrronts to 8 Of
the finest nAity Pastse- lar atteutoa psid - re-
Leve.s :, Ls pine md oShsr Watches ns1d, boinr a
exRerenoed hand ia toe businees he pledees eStifo
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a10RaEr0WI ADVKRTIsKHTA

91O101I0WI sADvxRTIsKHTA
GRANDRLL. OPTLcIAM,. - 8 :
hss 9onstantiy on hand large sssortment Of
efsd, and al ctker SfECTxGTES, ofs0S
ne os<f quality in gold, silver. steel and Germas
lsy glassee Get in them 70 order. no ls-lyI /
Ssy,.o KyEs! FURsr FUkeHsr
and veil manufactured assOrtnsnt Of LadisI Furs.
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pAILADELPHIA pRAUGHT ALE.-Tbe nm
dcIslGned resp pecctfully inform their old custom
efs and friends In general that they have made az
tensive engagements in order to supply them Win
Massey, Collins e Co.'S Superior 0RAUGHx
tion Of beinG the best Ia this markss we are nov
L oon:ssaty on hand ssd i vii bs soS, % in = vSols
or half barrels, It .Batimore prioes, for CASA o.
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our.tsrms will be rigidly adhered 20. Satisfaction
defect be given within 81 hours tfsr tappiur =
-Domeytic ALES, PORTER, and BROWN
STOUT, ifally equal, u not superior, 70. any inn
any part Of Gsorsetowh, WsshipS Tor; q Alexan
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GLARiss AND wHoLEsALE Arson IA man, BY
the name Of Kraft was examined In PhiladeIphia,
on Thnrsday, charged with setting IRE 10 n four
ssory Iall1,ng, an 10 snss c,.y, Inc s building was
examinatIon, IL was ascertAfned that Kfaft was
insured for a much larger amount than his whole
sock W. worth. and that he bad attempted 10 get
which. he said, contained valuable paintings, but
which In reality contained but straw and blocks
He was committed for frial
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