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WE PARTICULARLY INVITE ATTEN.
w ton to large stock Of n2;ts Geois, eoosiss.
ing of
JACONETT MUSLlNS AND CAMBRICS
PLAID AND STRIPED MUSt1NS
NAINSOOK AND NULL MUSlINS
BISHOP LAWNS AND D1N1rYS
Also. beaehed and unbeached Shecsinss and Shrtisss
from cents and upwards
ALSO,
100 Pieces Of Servants HOMESPUNs and oIyGuANs.
good styles and fat eO!ors.
March Is, 1859. ST
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-16

LACE GOODS.
a RICH STOCK OF FRENCH WORK SETS COL.
"A lars Lace Sets. vslcuee EdgugA Bsnda Jsekoaes
and Swiss Edgings, DC.
VIII. / R. s TUCKER.
March Is, 1859. eft
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-13

How THE FRENCH Troops ARE FORWARDED
A letter from Turin says: The French troops
generally commence their march ut 3 in the
morning; they jog on for SIX hours without
stopping, and then halt takes place, during
which the men breakfast, they always contriye
to have soup, which is meat and drink to the
French soldier. If meat is to be had, so much
the better; if not, a few vegetables are put in
to color the water; quantities Of bread are
slowed into the kettle, with, if possible piece
Of butter. The men appear to like it. From
9 until they eat and rest; at 2 the bugle.
sound for parade, after which the march is re-
sumed, to continue until sunset, when the
troops bivOuac for the night. Up to this time.
every evening, there have been terrific rain
storms, which much render bivouackiny very
uncomfortable, even with the shelter of a tentc-
GbrI. The French army is, however, pretty
healthy, for the commissariat carts manage to
arrive ut some time or other in the evening.
and the men have a good substantial meal
The PiedmOntese commissariat, on the con-
trary, is far from being so perfect, and the mt en-
have often to move on without having receiy ed
their rations, and the consequence is that there
is great deal Of grumbling and dissatisfac-
tion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-13

A GOoD THING IN THE STORY LIxE.-Some
years ago, a Cincinnati paper received and
printed the first chapter Of what appeared to
be most thrilling romance, in expectation of
being provided with the concluding portions as
might be needed. The chapter was very in
genlously written, and concluded by leaving
the principal character suspended by the pan
falcons from the limb of tree over a pcrpen-
dicular precipice. 1t attracted the attention
Of the press, and inquiries began to be made
concerning the continuation Of the fate of it's
hero. Day after day the victimized publishers
looked for the remaining chapters, but in vain.
They never came to hand. Finding that they
had been sold, and wishing to put stop to the
jokes their contemporaries were cracking at
their expense, they briefly concluded the story
thus
Chapter yII.-ConoiusiOn.-A hanging
to the trescherous tree for four weeks, his pan
falcons gave way, and Charles Melville rolled
headlong over the yawning precipice.
81 He fell a distance of five miles, and came
down with the small of his back across a stalk q
and rider fence, which 50 Jared him that he
was compelled to travel in Italy for his health,
where he is at present residing. He is engaged
in the butchering business and is the father Of a
large family of children" y" :
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ITO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

NJ LOOh To YOUR INTERESTJH
By Purchasing your Wood of
III A. PAINTER, at the r ed sign. at the nsw
Centre Market. ~' "rros''o
IL You will not only he sure of full measure.
but you wall get your Wood Sawed in 3, 5. or I
= " ff1ty cents per cord cheaper than it is sold
from sny other place In this city.
DT His Wood 10 of the Best Quality(
, Best Quality} &"
IL He has the biggest Carts and Boxss,i IN
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
kIndIns kkinddIIns WWood,} III
IL All delivered Free of Charged
Free of Charge,{ g"
HI Notice. III the above does not show how
to get IL RICH "A it shows where TO get your
- III Moneys Worth
Now please call at the above once IT = and try
I'LL You Will get a quarter of cord of the best
Spruce Pine Sawed in pieces Ir and Split I'll
for 81; pieces for 81 I'm; pieces 8 2G or The
best Oak 2 pieces Sl.Nh; pieces SI-5O; pieces
Sl.62h or the best Hickory, pieces 81; pieces
Sl75; pieces g. All other parts of cord at same
rates.
Orders left at 9. w. X. Handy's, opposite Will
lards Hotel at VIM Ballantyn 458 7th street:
or at Pages wharf at the foot 18th ST. promptly at
tended 70. Othce removed to the north side Of the
bridge corner of 7th and Canal streets The money
70 accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
jsh A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
=, RENT i& WASHINGTON. CITY FOR
WOOD AND COAL.

u UANOTHER ARRIVALLn
H.. w. BATES has just received another cargo
OF that superior RED and WHITE ASH Coal
which ne will dispose of cheap for CASH.
OAK. and PINE WOOD
Please oa,l before purchasing elsewhere.
X. w. BATES, corner I4th and q sts
N:B.-WoOd Cut and Split any size and length.
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HOUST0N,S
IL UNITED STATES HOTEL,
CAPE MAY.
late Of A. 4
Barnum's City Hotel, VEA1
respectfully
announces
. to the public
above House
is now open
reception

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
N CuMBERLASp COUNTY, Pa.
This favorlte and fashionable Watering Place
Pleasantly located near the base IF the 4
"a, Will be open for visitors the 10Th of lEI&
June The waters OF these Springs are hiEhrv inn
ing are not surpassed by any Sulphur Springs the
country The buildings are we'll yenti tied and are
10 OF the grandest kind. and the accommodations
lor the recreation, health, and comfort of visitors
hne music, billiards, bowling saloon, and other
Sames, and ~ the amqsements usually found at
leaving Philadelphia or Baltimore in the morning
tram arrive at the Spring at o'clock p. m. Daily
" OWEN, CLENDENfN INA & CO,
Carlisle Spring, Pa.
% kt5s,e~SS,s:-gShn t G. De Costa, Esq, William A.
phla; Alex. Kirkland, Esq.,, R.. 8. Hollins. Bati-
WW2rei W Jaeo6 GIDEON, Esqp Richard Wallach: Esq
Masnlngt0n, ID. L. je l5-1m
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WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WARREN COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Inle PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT

WARREME. M.syFK WEITH GHrsTI sULPHuR WHnd SPRINGS.
This PLEASANT .MOUNTAfN RETREAT
Will be open on the 18th of May, 1859. Ai
advantagss for 9btainins the best Provis GJ
Ions and deilcacies of the season from the Was6.
lngton and Alex andria markets, such as Crsbs
ng1 unqgrt1es, Fish; &C., besides supplies of Mutton,
WIG Honey, &C., from the markets of the V.IIs,
and Mountains adjacent to the Springs. ''
Passengers from Baltimore, Washington Ricb
mond, and the lower country, will leave Aexandria
II the morning, and reach BucktOn Station by the
Manas. as Gap Railroad at u O'Clock the same day
Comfortable COACHES will be in readiness to con:
vey vl,Itors to the Springs from Buckton distance
one mile. From Staunton and Winchester a daily
line OF Coaches connects with the Manassas Gar
Railroad. S"P
TERMS.
WsvoA ->~~- %
~ a. ----- 90
S.l ----- .-.-- .---- W
Children and Servants half the above rates.
To families, or parties engaging Board for several
persons, q reasonable deduction will be made
Mrs. X. .PRITCHARTTw will have the principal
management and control, aided by com petent male
asslstants In every department.
ma 2o-2m
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How TO AVOID THE DANGER OF LIGHrSINs.
DuIing thunder storms, persons in houses shoud
sit or lie In some place as far distant as possible
from the chimney, and the most exposed part
Of the Waiis-tne middle Of the room, If Il Is
large, is the safest locality. Sailors on the sea
should keep rs far from the masts as poss; HE
and farmers in the fields should never seek
shelter under trees. Horizontal strokes Of
lightning sometimes take place, and several
persons have been struck while sitting at an
open window during thunder storms Every
window of q room in which persons are sitting,
In such cases, should be closed; fash Of the
huid, which would pass through an open win
dow into an apartment, will be conducted down
through the aoor and wall to the earth IL the
window 10 shut.
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THE PACIFIC NAN pIky STEAMSHIP COM

One of the Steamships Of this Company. carrying
the United States Mail for ACAPULCO ~<eEnS
CALIFORNIA, and RECON, leaves32eNe
Panama twice each month, on the arr.
va Of the u. :. Mail =. 8. Companyt Steamers,
which leaves New York and New Orleans regularly
on the 9Th and 9Nh of each month, with the msils
and passengers, connecting wa PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and A.
proved BY the Navy Department, and guaranty sysel
The Panama Railroad (<1 miles lons)is now oom-
pleted from ocean 20 ocean, and 10 crossed in or
hours. The baggage Of passengers is checked in
New YORK through % San Francisco, and passen-
ComPany's expense. The money paid in New York
covers al expenses OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco, TO prevent detention in case Of sec
dent 20 that the route entirely rsltabs-no failure
having occurred in eight years.
Psssengers leave Panama the same day they N
rive at Aspinval.
Conductors 90 through BY each Steamer, and take
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates, apply @
RkYNoNb.o .or 70 ARMsTRoNG. HARRIS 4
jy A-u
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A STRANGE sroRr.-The following story is
from the Troy Budget :
We have been for some time cognizant of a
persistent piece of cruelty towards q lady of
the frst respectability in this city, and whom
we hoped ere now to find relieved by the inter
ference of friends. 1t appears that her hus-
band, in fit Of Jealousy, something more than
year ago, procured cage, complete of iron,
into which he compelled his wife to enter, and
although 1t is impossible for her to stand erect
within 1t, she is never permitted to leave it
except at night. The social position of the
parties il such that We are persuaded not to
mention names at present, but shall not fail TO
DO 50 within day or two. unless in the mean
time, we md the lady quietly relieved"
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~ McKNEW & MARLOw'S
STE AM FIRE- WOOD MILLS.
CORNER 7TH SIREKI AND CANAL.

Wood Sawed in pieces for SIC. per cord,
Wood Sawed In pieces for SOC. per cord,
Wood Sawed In pieces for SOC. per cord.
Delivered to any part of the city,
Delivered TO any part of the city,
49, 49, Delivered to any part of the city
Kindling, Cooking, and Stove WOOD manufao-
tured and for sale at greatly reduced prices.
COAL of all kinds Away 8 on hand.
Terms CASH.
IL Full measure and weight may be relied on in
every lnstanoe.
McKNEW NARROW
III Omces-COrner 7th street and Canal and ON
5th street, between H and streets.
III Orders sent to either ofhce will receive per-
sohai attention. je6-tf
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NOOR'S PAVILION
RE0PENED

This delig ghtful. healthy, and popular WATER
Landing, situated on the Potomac, be- yEA9
tween Backistone's Island and Pixey l:.fE i
the 18th of June. -
The Proprietor begs leave to state that his Table
tomao.
His Bar will be furnished with choice Wines,
Liquors, Segars, &c.
Excellent Bathing, good Music, good Angling,
and always plenty of Fishing and Sailing Boats to
the enjoymen of his guests.
Steamer Columbia leaves Washington every
einesdar at o'clock a. M, and will land at the
ferms for Board: l.H per day; for q week or
longer: 81 Is per day, or $50 per month.
For fur ther information ADDRESS the Proprietor
Leonardtown, st. Mays county. Md.
leb-lm IL. j. MARSHALL. prnn,r
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A ARRANGEMENTE FOR Isss-Hogrs Of departure
Nns From nV@as M.shi1stonLstssmer S4aLs Gee.
Page-at6 Ga 9, and IL q. m, IN, 5, s. and 81 D. m.
From WashingtOn-Steamer Thomas ColIyer-st
and 10 3, m, u m, 2, 4, and p; m.
Q, 10 q. m, llk q. M, II, &, and 5z pm.
From A exandria-Steamer ThOmss Collyer-at
., 8, ii m, 4, s, and p m, except Tuesday and
Friday mornings, when the yer will run her reg
ular trips TO Mount Vernon, as heretofore, and omit
her trips between Washington and Alexandris from
The Sx d a. m. and 2k p. m. boat, from Alexan-
dria connect with the trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The 81 g. m and N p. m. boats from washinGton
dria Railroad for the South and Southwest. apH
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TOAL! COALM COALM
~ FoR COOKING Stoves AND RANGES
Goa! Prepared Expressly for Each.
Persons ordering COAL will please state the oon-
give entire satisfaction. "
On hand, West End Red Ash, Treyerton Red,
Ash, and Tamaqua White Ash GOALS prepared
expressly for cooking purposes.
Northwest corner 18th and G streets No IA,
les r"'oAS
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nAvKLng DIRECTORY.
- N RAILROAD.

ID RAILROAD.
~ 3
,x rains over this road, golnf through 30 oil points
Wss% NORTH vest and Southvest leave Baltimore
~. - y. IN and <.05 .. IN.
rhs,.. = s y. I'D a. m stops AZ sll Way Stations.
n. so p IN. 10 express and stops only &C prin-
fOIPARKERsBURG, and stations on tA., road
take <o6 p. m. train.
Passengers from Washington, TO connect with
ABOVE, Will leave at s-5o q. m. and an D. m.
WARRINGTON BRANCH
Pom WASHINGTON at go and $50 .. m. sso
From BxLTIMoRE at 40 and 7.ss I. M, ais
and $50 p. IN.
On sunday but one train each way
From WASHINGTON at SD D. m
r ON BALTIMORE at <.2D a. m.
For ANNAPOLIS and Way Stations leave st
$50 q. m and Ss5 p. m.
For NORFOLK At 8 - D. m.
Trains for NEW YORk Ieave st lso and 9 50
q. IN. aud S2o p m daily, except Saturday evening
At IN p. m. which only goes % PM sdelphia
Tickets soils 20 BUSfON either by Norwich and
Worcester o. hy Stoniugton Lines; and % WHITE
MOUNTAINS by Norwich and Worcester.
Round trip tickets can be procured by the evening
trains 10 return y morning tralns. and from Satur-
sa r. n. PkRsoNs, Agent
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

with back building. No 2ss I street aHShh north
Peen put IN shorosgh repaIi Apply to the subsori;
Hotel ' Hssl n ISpeSsHtss B. SHsfIEMaS. e. ESMfiSSna
very Gn sSs sRCR aolnsP vi
giinia avenue and nth street, containing "a rooms.
sSp to of CAS-
SELL, or to J. T. CASSELL, corner of 18th street
ana Maryland avenue. je loft
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-situated
at the Of from
ana s shs ss 1Ssds Sd m In
sh and Hs
FOE RENImThs Isio HOUSE on 18th street, No,
very comfortable and commodiols dwelling, and in
house Hppy tOjoHS t61 &IE%ANDEsn No.
gao Penn. avenue. jeS 2svlm
FOR sAI.E-A DWELLING G-HOUSE, ICE
L HOUSE. and SLAUGHTER HOUSE, on a
ated in q pleasant and convenient locality, and well
suited for the purpose for which they were intended
sHfs Of 6AviD 'G 4 RR.ISSf.s
wa. je l7-eoim~
1E%sSpSHETf fgR H9k
of September next, the PREMISES on the south
vest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street. which
The largest and most pfs Sosrdnt house T.
the Federal Metropolis. Its position on Penn ave
aoe, sD1ut midway between the Capitol and Presi
Washington Theatre and Philharnonic Hall. one
or both Of WHICH Is open nearly every night in the
eligible In Washington city for hotel kept on the
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
comfortably with lodgings; while its cooking,
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar,
on the European plan. The entrances, public and
will be on II tn street. within 50 feet Of Penn
Avenue, and nearer to the T Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that oan be established. For in
Iormauon concerning terms, & o., apply to w. ID,
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~ HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA.
The subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have 4 4
WATERING PLACE, GiM
sthiS lease embracing the Mountain House, WaddIe
buiidlngs,d Co. and will open for the reception OF
visitors on the Dth of June Invslids and Families
can he accommodated earlier If desired.
-, A Daily Mail and Telegraph Office within twenty.
three miles of the place.
IL Circulars or other information can be had
by addressing US as above, or ], n, Buck Esq : of
Howard House, Baltimore, ~' VI
J. C. WADDLE,
..o. J. b. SMITH,
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UNITED STATES 6NNAttt my kkIESGEt;1..x1, kISEt;
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FoR EIsHT YHAls,
FOR CALIFORNIA AND poREGoN.
VIA PANAMA RAILRoA6.

Regular Sailiss Days, stk sal aofk sr sseA sseatA
CATIONS many frauds and impositions Of
ss.sd Sn .I.yslsrs % bound Sssf 70 CAL FOR SS
saA, sSs. sns tc1 ssSscIser the 9pls
Panama, in the city Of New York, feels L hif duty
q canton oil persons seeking passage % Cshforpis,
hnd the true once Of the Steamships Of the o. 8.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad. a. no other once
The Companies have only one once In New York.
Zhlch Is At II II Wet street corner Of Wsrrep st.,
Dany's Wharf.
R .TYsRSsS. NJ sSsi 2; 1s::s ssSs: NJ. y..
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l. PANY, WHITE MOUNTAiNS.

PANY, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
The management of the "FLUME" and "PRO-
FILE" HOUSES announces to Tourists 4
and the Summer Travel that they will be vEAv
prepared for the reception of guests on the is.fH
y OF JUNE. These Hotels have recently been
thoroughly renovated and newly furnished, are To-
Gated IN the midst ofthe most attractive Scenery
OF the Mountains, being in the Immediate yicinity
Of the old MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN" The
Fl9me, Lakes, Cascades, DC, &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and Worces-
ter Ter Line, ~ the sPsndid steamers COMMON
WEALTH and dCONNECTICUT: daily, 5 O'Clock
at the landing Of Southern Trains. For further in,
iotmaton zee small bills ofthe route at the pruci-
pal Hotels and Depots, or address
E. 8. MARTIN, Agent
ye6-2m Pier IS. North River, New York
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SUMNER RETREATS.
N McMAKIN'S
~ E w A T L A ~ T. @ HOT T E

~ McMAKIN'S
~ w I l. A N TlC HOT L,
CAPE ISLAND, NJ,
is now open for the rece ptIon of visitors. The
location Of the House is unegualled by 4-A
any on the Cape, and il is the determIna- YEAY
tlon OF the propnetors not to b, eXcelied lk.Ha
any particulars which may give pleasure and sat-
lsiaction tn their guests Superior accommodations
oDlging and attentive servants. Board 90 per day,
or Sl2 per week. Children and servants half price
JOSEPH McMAKIN,
BENJAMIN McMAKIN,
PrOprietoTs.
r. S.-Passengers leaving Washington in the
cars at 40 o'clock a. m, will arrive at Cape MAY
a. 80 p. m, same day, via Wilmington and New
Sasle Fare from Washington to New Castle
S5.Ab. jy S-2w
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TNrEREST ALLOWED ON DEPosITEs
HONEY re k0dAMx spc,,,,r,,.
CHUbB BROTHERS, BANKERS,
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The two fast Daily lines from Washington for the
South and Southwest Boats leave their berths foot
of 9Th street, at 81 and 81 .. Passengers by
the morning boat can obtain q fine breakfast on
board, and enjoy pleasant sail Of 81 hours down
the beautiful Potomac, passing IN full view of Mount
Vernon. By the evening boat they insure q good
supper and rest of four hours in comfortable berths
state-rooms, and arrive in Richmond in time 70
connect with al the Trains for the South and South
west.
The Greath Southern Mail 10 oonveyed over this
route, IL being ~ miles snorter. and fn nilos less
ralrosdlng than BY any other route, making certain
FREPERIGKsBgRG. RICHMOND, AND Pc
TERSBuRG, VA WELDON AND WILL
MINGToN, N,GiSHARJESToN, ScSAE
AIS sbqTHER PrHTHTJR T9 oIfNIE fNEy SSRBtEoANS SB AND
Also, connect at Richmond with the Dsnvile,
see Railroads. PoR THE SoUTHwEsT TO
DANVILLE, BRISTOL, DALTON, CHATTA-
NOOGA, HUNTSVILLE. MEM PHIS, A T.
LANTA,LYNCHBURG,K ,KNOXVILLE,NEW
ORLEANS, NASHVILLE, GRAND JUNG
TlON, AND MONTGOMERY.
For through tickets and further information ofthe
route, inc uiTe al the Southern Ticket Ofoe, No. S
Penn. avenue, one door east of Browns Hotel, ,or
board the Boats, foot Of 6th street.
aul6-ly tUnionl Ticket Agent
NEW ARRANG EMENTI
GREAT SOUTH WESTERN ROUTE.
VIA ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
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These steamships have water Il ght compartments.
Carry able surgeons.
Price Of PASSAGE either tray tks sayqs.
list CABIN $50 and SU0 I'd Cabin $50 and S6n
Sd Cabin "a limited ssnlberl SSn.
CERTIFICATES issued for passage from Europe 10
America.
SPECIE delivered in London and Paris.
ID. TORRANCE,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
N. B.-This line of Steamships is NOT hshls TO
interruption in consequences OF the European War.
je lS-tJulylS
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DENTISTRY, &c.

H. DENTAL NOTICE.
Dk. HILLS has removed his Office to the room
.ong occupied by DR.. Ma!ster, (SO6 Penn'Ia-
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts., whereS@
ne Will be pleased to see all who may desire 1p
MS seIvlces For professional ability an kipdl,
permitted to refer TO DIR. Mslster. iaS
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
getown, at the intersection of the GEORGETOWN
and Little Falls roads, consisting of lG2 acres In
l4th and X streets. Washington, d. c.. ia 10-H
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

Gn>Hall's Sarsaparilla, Vel
low Dock and Iodde Of Potass, is prepared from
the finest Red Jamaica Sarsaparlla and English
Iodde of s--admirable as a restorative and
purifier of the blood-it cleanses the system of
all morbid and impure Understanding PIN
pies, boils and eruptions from the skin, cures
rheumatism and pains Of all kinds All who can
afford should use It, as it tends to give sreng th
and prolong life. Sold by Druggists generally,
at $1.0O per bottle.
II. HALL q CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, l43 and l4j Clay street,
San Francisco. 3Sl3in.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

THE CHURCH FESTIVAL AT SHAsrA.-Thc Hrd'd,
referring to the Festival and Ball given in Shasta
on Thursday night, to raise church funds, re-
marks
"The people of Shasta intend to meet together,
exchange civities, and emuse themselves as
they choose. We are not advised of the order of
proceedings, but presume those who are fond of
dancing, will have an excellent opportunity of
j" tripping the light fantastic toe" enlivened by
excellent music and those who have any consci-
entious scruples about the matter, can omit that
interesting exercise-sing psalms, or do any thing
else comfortable to the rules of propriety and
good breeding"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29
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