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SPALDING'E
SPALDING'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
R0HEMARY AND CASTOR OH.

Is wARRANTED,
LIST. To beautify the hair. I'd. To curl the hair
elegantly. Sd. To remove dandrufe Hectualiy. 4th.
TO restore hair to bald heads 5th TO force the
beard END M to eth Ts hair
the assdsehs loth r. T f
RI E a6 . TO- o eReI
site s.s Ss PsR Rfstp9 Mn Mssror Richmond
and Barnes It. PARK. New York apa@ds% =
UPTUR ECURED FOR FIVE DOLLARS
1I-DR; sHERMAN'S great radical Care Truss
can NOV Ss b nag ior only hss dSi . Essy med
will cheerfuily refer to any Of tho very numerous
Truss. Persons owning yaluab slaves thus sfiict.
ed, SHOULD procure one. they being durable. and
the 70 es s we % ssnd ns
For the Truss, or infsrmatio9 coneernsng Il ad-
0is'' No. II Main street ct Rie hnnSIv Va.
Persons not knowing Us, can send thor money TO
any merchant or friend in this city.
BIkhR s'. .as r eia PIG Z! s.iS
DrusEists. mye-ly
4 VIRGINIA REMEDY.-MRS. DAVIS
a COUGH EhIxIR, one Of the best known RENE 2
Richmond ana g, vicinity cor Tie pest aisssa
S:sss:: .sss ii: H. 4
r.: ps. dss:s; Es
sss ,sSss - Ssd tie wiooPss
same happy p, results have 6ssn produced. frersrd
my jsdsnsns NO issaiiJ ought 70 b without il ' :
P,.ss. e sss ]. p Church, South. on the cs'oia.
fcI :sls dI; 4, = p.x.; Fiber I, wias.on
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
II ON 7TH, BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL srs
The exercises of this SCHOOL will be resumed on
MONDAY, September 18th. The course of in
struction Is thorough, embracing every branch
taught in schools of the highest grade.
AIDED BY experienced and competent assistants.
shan endeavor to merit continuance of the lib
For particulars, apply to
j. H. BiNFORD, corner 18th
au S-dtlstS and Franklin sfs
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81. 5osrSNsI I ESE5Sa5E1r AcADE1r'

- kfcHNONh ". ..
cosdsessd 81 re Sfstess ~ eAcsqss9s fnaT
n, Eh,dH !pp1sissfB M Besssrs-1Sr 6o.rd .aitioq
and vs. d bsd ana bsddi.s s'so re- s ssiS ssmi
n.snan.- re- ssssg Z = also cKaffs Of
ps ~ scholars, sesordnx TO the br.nensss W.
For Music, French and EMbroseey; . rm -
EXTRA charge for tuition end nse OF ~ - ~ n
Iatters addressed to the prcceress, ~ ~ ~ ~ -
Rev. bishop McGfLL, viii meet WIN p10H'ps ~
teution. ..:.- ,n..;vnd a., ronSl;-
ton Of conforming the genefe .. sRe
school. -------------.--------
TTAMPTON ACAD = MY.
fnuN cAPy. 4. NJ, Principal. Ancient Ian
JUN ~. o.. .na Mathematics.
TT EsMsffNSG Fl" IAMES, Ja., A. NJ, (Univer.ity Of
Virsinia.J Ancient LangusEea' spanish ana
pvri!tfnl4I anM =. CUTsHAw, ". NJ. Id Maizena,
t,cs Tactics, and English.
rnWARD HARDlK, Graduate Wcimar College,
Germany, instructor OF MUsIc, FRENCH ana
NJ. 4. CLEVELAND, Femsle Department.
TIE exercises of this school begin on the nrst
N1NDkY in October, and continue ten menths-
IL. rd liig hts extraD and tuition in Ancient Lam
images. Mathematics, &c. &2@ per session. Me-
Je1n Iangnas es, each, go, and Music, SO, extra
Enr catalogue. or further information, address the
principal, Hampton, Va. au 4-d5m
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NEW LINE..THE SEA
LsseacEl BOARD TOWING AND TRANS
>en>N EXCURSION TICKETS ROR
sk&& S S6,.xn YT4ahIKS.-9NHhYf az THE

ED-Excursion Tickets will BE- issued, b.
the uEders,gne for the steamers JAMESTOWN
fer SIS the round trip, and no charge for Mcsis.
These Tickets will he good by either Of the steam
duction DO made from the price il they NOT used
for the round trip.
The Tickets viii be good to return BY either IT
lowing those seeking business pleasure or both,
LUDIAM & WATSON,
Office opposite steamer WhArvea
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!, I: e; SALTER ,,so EENSSSIh!sM AND

~ l.. c. SALTER,S ENGLISH AND
~. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON CLAY ST., Be
TWEEN Isr AND 1D.-The seyenth session Of
Der 18th. and close July 18th, 1850.
The Principal has associated with himself Mr..
steal attainments. and of twelve years' sxperispce
IN tssc ~ ~ this association he hopes 70 com.
liberal sspport of the public. For further psrtieu
iaTs' see circular. which may b bad b. e4dEss4ng
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OgiNINE.-.FFsnch asa American QlININE
iof sale ny A, BODEkER,
Apothecsfy, No. u Main 4.
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~ GOLD HUNTING WATCHES
"a Just received per steamer, very flnA lot OF
EN3 Ladies' GOLD HUNTING WATCHES,
49, which will be sold at very low prices, and
Also, very fine geld HUNTING WATCHES for
gentlemen, which guaranteed very superior time
keepers. G. GENNET, Bagle Square.
q BARTHOLOMEW FOR EVER.
"a Believe me, If all those Elastic steel Springs
H5 Which value 80 highly to- day. e.f
1G1 Sho1ld be snapped by tonight, and become
worthless things
Like flowers that in budding, decay,
Thou would'st still be esteemed, a. this mo-
ment thou art,
Quito marvel OF taste and Of skill
And around thy rarc frame work, the rrids OF
h my heart,
Should exultngy twtne itself still.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Watch and
Clock Maker, opposite the American
Hotel. Main ST., Richmond. Va.
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John Randolph Tucker, DR.. D. H. Tucker, Rich
mond, Val st. Geo Tucker ashland w. w.: Hon
James nj. Mason, Winchester. Va. Rev. T. v.
Moore p: D. kehWond Va. Right R Rs.a BbIshnoD
Han. Henry A. Wise Richmond, Va; Judge H. H.
Marshall, Charlotte g. H., Va. Rev. R. Ora
ham. Winchester, Va; Rev. Peyt2n HARRISON
L. Cabei, University of Va; DR.: R. H: Cabell, Mr..
r. r. Daniel, Richmond, Va; Gen. A.: A. Chap
man, Mr.. Allen r. Caperton, Mr. Oliver Blerne, Mr..
John Echols, Union, Va.
XVI HENRY L. BROOKE,
J. J+1.+n Richnoud. Va.
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- LUST STEPPED OUT.',-ED-
~ WARD KERSEY takes this method Of IN
q a forming his old customers that he stepped
kout" OF his old stand, IA few doors below
he st. Charles, Nov. ath, 1858; and ms the same
business is conducted there by another party, would
tate that since that time and at present. he may be
ound at No. Is MAINSTREEr,A few doors atsye
he ST. Charles. the opposite side OF the street,
where he 10 prepared TO farnish a. usual, Engisb,
SWISS and American WATCHES, CLOCKS, lew
ELRY, &c. je B--ts
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go, TURPIN. n0kE1 bnun-
.,............. ,....y rP.. q. hE.S r,.l
s. il9E ia,s {. f''sszz szz;.
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on THE LIVES OF
a WHITE PERSONS
1NffhS e A9fefoiSsd Z I ffi ASSURANCE 40
ss CIETY OF LONDON.
tAcTuAA CAeifAL,. - ,k0D0o1l
ilns in4nranss Company No. III Main street. Rick-
pr. jNo. 3. D. CULLEN. Medical Hx.m;..r-.
04cs u the Office Of DFs. ihsnn and CnlIsp. sOuth
s9e Of Frankln street. between 9Th and It'll streets
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DnlMAkY SCHOOL. Mrs. Q. r. MAYO will
reopen her SCHOOL,, IN the Sunday School
len: fo9nsctsd With the eyssmprY Church. on
M2NDAY. September eosh, le6o.
IkkAs-SN Per session Of IiHe months.
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T1LIGIBLE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La.
T. DIES, IN THE GREEN SPRINGS NEIGH
BoR HOOD, LOUisA:.,The subscriber, having Sc,
rs Teacher for her children, for another year,
has determined to enlarge the School heretofore
conducted by that lady at Syivanla, IN .ne
county of Louisa. She will be able TO accoinmo-
date four or FIVE young lady boarders N addIiion
to the pupils already under the charge oil Miss lin
berlake. The situation is IN the Green rpIinggs
neig hborhood, remarkable for beauty ana heaItn,
and easily accessible by the Virgins Central HAL
road. The utmost attention will be paid 70 the
discipline and comfort of the Young ladies that may
be entrusted to hsr care, whilst they viii ENJOY the
advantages of being placed under the eye OF
teacher highly gifted most competent and con-
scientious, and oflarge experience.
The following the terms oil the Schooi:
For Board and Tuition In the English
branches, French, and Instrumental Mu- 40
For Latin, French, Spanish and Italian,
The session will commence on the LIST day ol Sep
TENDER next and will end on the 30th day OF june,
1850. The subscriber viii send her carriage to IRE
villains Depot Gordonsville, OF Lyndsey's Turn
out, on the Central Railroad. distance OF SIX or
seven miles, to suit the convenience Of young Ia
dies arriving Address. NJ. C. MORRIS,
Treyilian's Depot, Louisa Co.
IA. The charges above include eyerythins-no
ert1as to be added. 2-d1m
AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL. Broad STREET,
lNl BETwEFS 10TH AND lITH.-Th0 18th Session
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= -iCNTLDREN,S SHOES.-A

- CHlLDREN'S SHOES.-A Bea1.
tful assortment, among which are Chi
rers, without heels; Children's Patent Leather
Ankle Ties; Children Patent Leather Ankle Ties,
with heels; Chldren's Patent Leather Oxford
Ties, very handsome; CMidren's Patent Leather
Oxford Ties, with heels; Children's Thin Sole Mo-
rocco Boats; Children's Thick Sole Morocco Boots;
with many other styles, at the sign Of the Big
Boot, No. - Main street. WIN. WALSH.
GD LADIES, FRENCH TRAVELLING
Ext1NTRUNKS:-Wew would call the attention Of
<ak4fLour friends and the public generally, that
we have just received large and varied assort-
ment of Ladies' French TRUNKS and DRESSING
CASES, which are very large and conveniently ar
ranged. having from one to three Tray and Bonnet
Box in them, which renders them very desirable
for ladies' use. Those in want Of such, will please
give a call before making their purchases a. we
are determined to sell them as low as the same de-
scription can be bought for in the city Of Rich
PIITNEY 4 WATTS
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-.
20 SPRING TRADE !!
1859.

GEORGE STARRETT, Governor street, RICH b
mond, Va, Manufacturer and Dealer in SI0v ES,
FURNACES RANGES FA ARhpY ssr 8VlhE md
HEATERS, Bath BOILERS and bath j bS, Iron
SINKS, PUMPS, HYDRAULIC kAMS, Lead AS
Iron PIPE, TIN, SHEET IRON and Coffbn
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For aSthsr particulars, inquire Of ne either Per
M 3-3W ROGER MARTIN,
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Latin and Modern Languages, each. 80. 20
in Water Colors or Oils ........, 20 to $40
Music on Piano. Guitar &c. so to 50
Mrs PELLET will be assisted, as she allcays has
been by teachers of undoubted ability. Her sys-
tenn of struction is the result of twenty years OF
personal aud energetic labor, and she refers with
confidence to the many ladies now adjoining socl-
ETY., who were graduated at her School, not few
of whom have noby and successfully devoted
themselves to the cause of Education.
The House was designed expressly for Ednca-
tonal purposes The School room, sixty feet by
thirty, is carefully arranged, both as regards ven
tation and temperature, and furnished with spe re.
Desks are separate, made of mahogany and so
placed that all the pupils are under the immediate
supervision of the Principal.
For further particulars, address q Apply to
auS-2m MhS. fELLEI.
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No. lis Main street, Richmond, Va.
sExYy BEST HARD SOLE.LEATHER
Ef1HTRUNKS.-We have on hand fresh and
AAhAAfull stock OF the above, embracing all the
different sizes and sly los, together with Valises,
Sulkey TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS. in great
varetyi and II gentlemen and ladies' wish first
lis, Main street, Richmond, Va, where you can
- e''''' " ''' : PUTNEY L WATTS.
n HARVEST HATS.-The attention OF
" farmers is particularly called to eur large stock
Of Harvest Hats, which we are selling at a very
low figure. ELLETT & WEISIGER,
No. 167 Main street.
m JUST kECEIvED-A fresh supply of the
~ Louvre HAT, the most pleasant summer Hat
ont. Also, that beautiful Minnehaha Hat, which
has attracted SO much attention.
Elicit l. WEISIGER,
No 167 Main street.
90 READ, AND NOTE 1T, that we
soB have Just received another fresh and full
supply of Ladies' Heeled CATERS, some of them
as low -priced as Sl50. Call and select pail:
PUTNEY K WATTS,
No. ll3 Main street, Richmond, Va.
- FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
0@S Another case of the above from Miles,
consisting of Calf Dress Boots; Patent Leather
Dress Boots; do do and calf Shoes; do do do. Con-
gross Caters. JOHN c. PAGE, Jr,
50 Main street.
n MILES 4 SONS ROOTS AND SHOES.
Must received, fresh supply Of Miles Sons
dress BOOTS and Oxford TIES.
JNO. c. PAGE. Jr.. % Main street.
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HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,
iy23-3m Richmond, Va.
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
II The Sixth Session will begin October Sd, 1859,
ami end the last of June, 1850
CHARLES II. WINSTON, A. NJ, succeeds REV. b.
MANLY, Jr., as President Under his admnistra
ton some important changes will be madc but the
grand objects for which the Institute was fottlded
and which now for five years 1t has so successfully
carried out, will ever be kept in view.
These are rs follows:
l. To teach ererythiHg that should form part Of
young lady's most liberal education
O. To afford instruction suited to erery stage oil
progress from the first elements to the highest
point in each branch. to which it may be desirable,
or possible, for the pupil to proceed:
g. To teach whatever is taught thorohghfy and
CHARLES H. WINSTON A. NJ. Univ of Va
President and Prof of Moral Science and English
Rev. j, L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. M, UNIV. of va.,)
Mathematics and Languages.
R. A. LEWIS, N. D., Natural, Sciences.
Prof. F. EMION, tof Paris.l French.
O. A. ERIcsS6N, Guitar.
------, Drawing, Painting, &c.
JOHN W. REEVE, Penmanship.
will continue to teach the English Branches in the
Collegiate, and Miss JANE S. STANARD Mrs. ANN
+. MALLORY. and Miss MARY e. LATHRoP, in the
Preparatory Department. Some Assistants will be
appointed hereafter.
The President will hear the Rotations of all the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten-
ton to the Primary pupils
per session of nine months, half payable in ad-
vance, October l, l859Lremandcr, February IA,
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WARRINGTON, July The important State
paper to the position Of the United states upon
the question Of neutral rights has been comPleteo,
and was despatched to our Ministers In Europe
by the Persia on Wednesday. IL VIII cLeH1 -.
most profound impression, and demonstrate .na'
the present administration will mainsA,n .aS nitd
nity character and moral positioa OF Inc 4nleL
States. AS one of the first conmefcisl naaous Vi
the earth, we can no longer permis ne glave CUES
tons which may arise ahecnng So a,,n 49, ~ NC
disposed of without our voice ana lhnueuce oelhg
heard and felt in their ad justment
The nresent manifesto lays down broad princi-
Piles which will govern us in the maintenance Of
our rights ~ neutras and there Is every to
believe that the positions assumed will be
adopted by all the great nations of Europe. The
principal points are Of course with reference to
limitation Of articles which shall be deemed con-
traband Of war. The United States holds that
nothing should be embraced in this list but the
direct and immediate munitions of warfare, such
as powder, muskets, cannon, lead and saltpetre,
ufacturing and commercial transactions, IL de-
clared by the United States not to he contraband
Of war, and any attempt 10 construe II otherwise
will be viewed as an encroachment upon our
commerce. So, also, are breadstuffs not contra
band Of war. The broad doctrine Is also reiter-
ated that a free flag covers the cargo. 80.
Whilst the dispatch makes no allusion to priva-
ciple Of the American doctrine, that under no cir
cumstances will we abandon that right
The views Of the new English Ministry are not
known; but the hesitation Of the last ministry in
with the boldness evinced by our Government in
emphatically declaring that coal Is not In any
| sense contraband Of war.
The PRONUNCIATION of this dispatch will doubt
less be followed by large orders for coal In this
country. and generally will have the effect OF pro-
| noting the interests of American shipping.
Austria maintains that coal is contraband Of war
| whilst France and Russia hold TO contrary doc
| trine. .. e
A number of gentlemen from different parts Of
| the Union making arrangements for an early
4 In
| the best manner Of bringing Gen. Lane, Of Oregon
| prominently before the country a candidate fo
the Presidency .SThc President continues to assur,
bis friends that he will not be a candidate for re
election.
The Associated Press dispatch says:
| WASHINGTON, July s.-Among other measures
| contemplated in our Intercourse with Mexico, is
/ limited reciprocity treaty. This, however, will
not be proposed during the pending negotiation
on other subjects.
Naval Constructor Gfice has been transferred +
Portsmouth. N. III and Henry Hoover takes tn
| place vacated by him at Philadelphia. Hanson
| has been transferred from Portsmouth TO Boston.
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IL A National Convention Of Delegates from
Iron Moulders' Unions in the States of Missouri,
Ohio, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Mary
Land assembled at Philadelphia on Tuesday last,
and continued in session daily until Thursday,
when 1t adjourned sine die. There were about
60 delegates in attendance. The Convention
adopted constitution and bylaws, and passed
resolutions sympathizing with the iron moulders
Of Albany, N. V, now on a strike. This is the
first National Convention ever held of this branch
of mechanics. WIN. c. Rea, of st. Louis, was
ele ted President.
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IL On Monday next, the Germans of New York
city propose TO carry out, scale of considera-
BILE magnitude: agrand funeral ceremony in honor
of the memory of Humboldt. Preparations for
the ceremonial have been in progress for several
weeks. The procession will be formed in the
Bowery, near Canal street, at p. m, and will be
composed Of the numberless military companies,
clubs, secret and benevolent societies, musical
CARNATIONS for which the German population is
noted. Among the symbols to be used on the oc-
casion will be transparent globe three feet in
diameter, covered with black Grape, and various
physical and mathematical instruments
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pERSONAL.

Judge Perkins and lady, Of Louisiana, are
at willards'.
The citizens of Helena, Arkansas, compli-
mented Brevet Major w. H. French, U. s. A,
and the Officers under his command with a ball
on the Oath ult., whereat all present had " high
old time" we hear.
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III The mutineer Plumer, on receiving the
news of the commission of his sentence, issued a
card Of thanksexpressing hisgratitude tothe Preai
dent and TO the editors Of public journals and 9th
ers who espoused his cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-09

UMr. Myers, Of the New York Daily News,
was robbed Of his watch the other night while
crossing the park. Served him right. what bust
ness has q neWspapef man with % much properly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-09

1.-THE Baltimore American learns on good
authority that Mat. Ward the killer Of Butler, the
schoolmaster, in Louisville, has recently been re-
ceived into the Catholic Church.
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1,ousEEbttb s sSBEEi hsf.,ef TrENrrr
FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. McGCIRE& co, Auctiop~ers.
STOCK OF "a A T W1np iSARp At P SBdH
July 18th, at Pebic Auction, at O'Clock, on 10th
street eto,ning the canal bridge, ". shs sell the
unexp ired term of Lease, Stock Of Wood, Ono,
Stable, &c and good Horse and Cart, sfordiag q
hne opportunity for any person who desires % en-
bark IN the business, the gard having good of
custom
Terms: One-fourth cash; the rcsidu, in three
months, with interest for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, beaa ing interest.
Usd =. c. Mcguire a. CO., Apct'rs.
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By A. GREEN, Aucti oneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT On Jill
STREET noRIHAT AUcrIoN.-Oa THURSDAY,
the 18th instant shall sell, IN front Of the premi
ses: at O'clock p w, Lot No. 10, in &. ~. Whittier
ger subdivision OF square a. hs sing front II IS
feet 9TH stIect north. and running back lsB feet
between and i, to = IS foot alley.
The loca'itv of this property n desirable. 10 being
cltv.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6, II, and ls
months, For notes bearing interest, secured by q
iv I'D A. GREEN, Auct.
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NAVAL INSTRUMENTATION from the Bra
I'll squadron have been received. On the 10th of
June, the u s. brigs-of-war Dolphin, Perry and
cambridge were in the river Platte, having con-
centrated there for the purpose of protecting per-
sons and properties Of American citizens, should
the hostilties threatened in those ATTITUDES break
out The officers and crews Of the Perry and
cambridge We're anxiously expecting orders to
proceed home. The Swedish steam man-of-war
Erustmerk had arrived at Rio Janerio The Brit
ish fngate Madagascar was also in Rio, but the
rest Of the English ships, the flag ship Cumber
land, the steamers Oberon and Harriet were an
chored at Buenos Ayres, as near the city as the
shallow water would permit them to 90, deter.
mined to cooperate with the Americans in guard
ing neutrals during the anticipated war The
general conditions of the South American States
was unsettled .r.. a.E
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GIVEN n rHr MrxsrR. o. rHr
Oriental Lodge, No. 10, I. O. o. T.,

Al lhLINU1ON SPRING, y" II
~ r~9-. On MONDAY, July nth.
Omnibuses viii run regularly during the day,
leaving the oTthern Liberty Market -
House, the corner of 7th street and &S
itol, for Arlington. ..H.r
TICKETS FIFTY GENES, admitting gentle.
man and ladies. : - : = : : .
The Committee will spare no pains to make the
festival pass cd as deli htfu posssbie. l't
A splendid hand Of muFic will Sc in attendance
Good order will be preserved. a M . d
Committee. ...
John Thaw, w Kettler va
Nj. Hetzei, M Bnei
A. Schllling, 80 iye-a
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GENERAL WAR.-The news from Europe
looks so exceedingly like general war, in which
all the great States will be engaged, England
perhaps, alone excepted, that the public mind Of
America may as well begin to prepare for It,
There is no adequate exploitation of the action Of
the Prussian Government short of intended war;
and the more the French win victories, the more
Prussia seems impelled to side with and to aid
Austria. Some 100000 men on the Rhine, 1OO, COO
French and 100000 Prussians, are hardly likely to
keep the peace In the present state Of excitement
and hence, we say, we may well begin to
expect general war. Whether England will be
able to keep out, remains to be seen, but the
moment North Germany and Russia get into the
war, her neutral relation becomes so difficult that
II will be wonder il she keeps out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-09

W. man named Rosssaa, living af Chipp,
Ne, suPposed 70 have gone owe, Niagara FAILS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-09

DiRDs.-BIRpsa-BT RDs@-
ID WARNECKE has arrived at Chas. Wef-SsR
ner,s 355 Pa 8v., with lot of the finest sing "
ing Birds, which he intends to sell at cost price
70 enable him to retnIn to Germany az soon as pos
customers, ! left lot Of my Birds At NJ. Rnppei's
Tavern. on the market in Georgetown, for sale.
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