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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-20
JEwELRY STORE.

watch. Clock. and JcwcIry Repnrinr.
. NUE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS IEWELRY
store on the east side OF Broad st. opposite his old
q, md where he may he found at all seasonahc hours
DIV 70 do WORK in hsne Of husiness short notice
n~Ueolso keeps Watches. Clocks Spectaclcs level
ry Gold Pens nd Pencil Cases for SALE Of good quali
and ~ the most reasonable prices. l. 7. BRYAN.
Uillsdalc, Oct. 18th. 1857.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-20

a TOWNSHIP AFLoAT-What, with
crew, passengers, hands and stewards, DC. =,
the Great Eastern will bring to our shores
on her lir.t trip two thousand and tweuty
seven persons. The Boston Transcript
says: Preparations have been made for
1000 frst.class passengers, and no second
class will be taken. The price of passage
will be about 800, and the Accommodations
in tho spacions state room are excellent,
many Of the largo number of persons who
will be returning to the United States du-
ring tho ensuing month will avail them.
selves ofthis opportunity, should the trial
trip prove successful. The crew and off
GERS will number about 500. There will
be $50 scamen, lsO fireman, l30 stewards,
| 8 engineers, 20 officers, surgeons, and a
chaplain. Ten thousands tuns Of coal will
be carried, and such mechanical appliances
Of the ship, that this immense quantity can
be put on board in two days.
An offer TO charter the ship for voy-
age to tho United States has just been
made by Mr.. Lever, Of the Galway line.
IL this is accepted at the next meeting OF
tho Directors, the arrangement as to the
sailing Of the vessel may be changed; but
sometime during the month Of September
VIC may expect to see the Great Eastern
in American waters, in about six days af.
ter her sailing from England.
EE- In these days Of folly. frivolty and
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-20
IMPROPER Coxpucr OF BANK OrrIcERs

IMPROPER CoSpUcr OF BANK OFFICERS.
"A few days since, says an exchange, a
bank in Middlclown, CT, tcfssed to TO-.
deem SIS bill, because one end Of it,
containg the Presidents signature and The
date. was torn off. The bank offered the
holder So SO for the bill, which he very
properly refused, and commenced suit a.
gainst the bank for the face Of the note,
but before the trial came on the bank con-
cuded TO redeem the note and pay tho
costs, amounting to some SO.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-20

CFLEBRATED CATARRH SNUFF.
rUNIIS was revealed 10 after much study and exer
/ tion as 1eng the greatest remedy for tho Catarrh
and PoIypFs discovered its effect is agreeable aud
remedy To he taken at any time when The head or
throat feel lisagreeaqlc.
WiIlhe sent n any pact ofthe United states on the
recipt of one dollar md Of the postege stamps,
Direct all letters TO Dr. BURLINGTON. AdJian. Mich,
~" DRIP will he id Adrian on the lst dnv Of May,
emain month. marlboN
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-20

New York BRANDY.-A liquor dealer
in Boston purchased barrel Of New York
brandy few weeks ago, and stored it IN
the left. A few days ago he Inspected the
same, and found that the brandy had eat
on away completely the wood work OF the
barrel, and nothing but the hoops aud
bung. hole was left.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-20

All religion lies in this: "nearness Of
God" All irreligiou, whatever its shape,
name, or form, lies in this departure from
God"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-20
SHELF HARDWARE.

CUEIF HARDWARE. If all sorts Tin Ware. some
- Wood-ware. and great MANY other Wares. too nu-
merous to mention constantly on hand NJ low hrurcs
Also, Sheet Lead Lead Pipe, &c, &c. Il. HAMMOND.
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS.

TIME undersigned would respectfully give notice TO
the Farmers Of this county. that he Is now engag-
ed in putting into the Jonesvi!e Wooden Factory
large. new double
CUSTOM CAR NC W. ACHuNE
And with Cards the old Machine he feels conf
dent he can not only do his Carding WE'LL but can let
his customers take their rolls home the day they
bring their Wool. win warrant all woik 10 he done
right and satisfactory. will paw personal and constant
attention TO customers. also adding new large
Spinning Machine, Loom, Doubler & Twister
For Stocking Yarn. Custom work. in all its branches,
will be done with fidelity and despatch Fancy
DYING. Warranted Cloths exchanged for Wool az
wholesale prices and sold at all times for Produce and
brr Of all kinds. respectfully sollit patronage
feb15 II. X. GARDNER.
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EE- The plank road from Bay City to
"tbe junction." connecting with vassar,
will be completed in few weeks.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-20
u,IIsD,,E ryCu,NEE,

RY ". y. .HONi i,OPPO>ITE TFlNoENW III IIVV :, n
connected with plank walk. and fi"o omnihns' u"
which guests are invited \ good Livery and Convey
ances to any nprt of the Country on reasonable tern"
Cash paid for Coprse Cram and Provisions. Having
rebuilt and and rnplenShad. present our p0il"i
aud friends with this Card hoping may hctt"r Waot
the reception Of our guests aud increase ourhus-
inessI,v close attention. Returning our thanks Tor
mast patronage we einvte encouragement for the I'm
,u-a. TIiIIslnIe Oct. Is, 81.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-20

ES The Queens Bench, in England
have decided that i'll health is sufficient ex.
cuse for breach Of promise Of marriage.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-20

II has lust receivedrrom New Yorl CITY, all fwhicl
he feels to sell at thel price patern
nv ke I'M O Garment ms may suit the purchaser.
n-e~ Cutting done his own Invented and improved
system and ,arrantedto he inferiorto none butsupe
ricr TO most. y B.-An Apprcntictwanted,
uiiisJoie OCT 13th '57 r ROWE.
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.,,iI,UMAN HOUSE.

y TUBBS. PROPRIETOR, ,JONESVlILE, MICH: THIS
House has Undergone thorouCh rerairs. and is now
ready Cor ofgnestsin FIRST class
Location conye lic It and terms liberal jun'3
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NTON,S EXCU,NGE.
DIR. pURINGTON'S

~ STANTON Il TIFFANY, JACKSON, NICN.-oP-
nosito Mich. Central Railroad Depot. General Stage
n this House.
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Es In these days Of folly, frivolty and
appearances, there's no telling what the
character Of any person is, for both sexes
now wear false bosoms.
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h. =. pNi.NIEi.EE. N "a

DEALERS IL STAPLE AND FANCYnEN GOODS No
tions Millinery, Hats anil Caps Coting. Crorl
sash Paints ard oils, Groccri'S. Heavy and sh''i
Hardware. stoves. &r, %n. N"nlnriulr's "I 500. =
sni shoe. Copper, Sh,c, Iron ard Tin Ware. Read
Ing, llillslalc Co., Mich.
mavlI'J9 II. =. PNhN'.'ft o
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Il Fashionable Draperv and Tailoring.

hNLRoAD STREET. BETWEEN MANNING AND
III West Streets. The subscriber wishes "a return his
sincere thanks thosafriends VIII have favored him
wi their patronage. at the same time time TO call
tn ira'tsnton 10 the new and wcllSelectefstock Of
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-20

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELIOR AT LAW AND So
lritor in chancerv. Prompt attention paid 10 sccn
ring and collecting claims In every part OF the Sda'e
OMcc nvnr MOTIFS nrng Store. ocIlo
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CNANrEEi
and Notary Public. All Legal business promL,,N at
tended to. h'l'W'H'"' NlNl'
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Attorney AT LAW AND SOLICITOR ~ CHAN
cory AGENT for the Charter Oak. Unity. Hampton Y
SprinGpld Fire. md the New Englnnd Life Insurance
Cnmnnnins. Olice in Waldrnns NlOck. hou
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DICIiERSON a. KOt

ATTORNEYS At LAWAND sOL'ClToRS IN ciAN'
Gerry Uillsdale. Michigan. viii attend prompt- Ia
all kinds of legal business anywhere in the Sta'e o
Michigan, Northern Indiana and Ohio
CHRISTOPHER J. DICKEESoN, fAEA u N".'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-01-19

ola rslHasis Pisnfaiisn IN TsRs.
hafe.is C.sssfy. bsissgiss 10 ne ,.fafs
Of ". n. Harden. dsrsa.si.
VIRTUE Il . decree cf,he Chance.
ry Court u TAllahaichie County.
Miss. rendered on the "a d,y Of Deem.
Der, ls5s, in the ease Il VI. Mahene-
ioshus, upon Bill sled Tor the sale Of
lsnls for partition, the undersigned. com.
missioner, Gill. on Monday. the IN isv
u January neat. at the door of the
Ceass House. in the toun of Charleston,
in said county, expose 70 sale 10 the
highest bidder. on . credit Of twelve
months from the day ef sale. the fellow.
ing lands. se-vits ns3i. av s92.
AMI = u, 2 esss, essss,n-
ing So sa-iuo acres. lying and being 10
the valley, On the rad leading FROM
Charleston 10 Psssla, ssd sbsul eight
miles from Chariessan. This ssnes has
shsat 30 acre in skish state % esl,sss.
ton, good gin hssse, dwelling hsss., sat
hssses, Ae.. &e.. ssi . sisoseshes On. ~
The most desirable risnist'Sss In sasd
ecsnss.
Read AMI approved sssarisv oil h.
required Of The rsrehssss, psyshls In N
months.
Y. n cRuo,
tsnuisssse<s.
ChssIe,sa. Dee. Is, -. r..t-.
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new livery STABLE
Ranoaa n.aes

e1vflE ss1ersienea have opened q t,v.
syySNsseis 81 The Pssala DEPOT. N
the Mississippi ssi rsaressee Railroad.
sni h1vs 0sssss ssi Rsrsi.s h hire.
We ere prepared 10 sssd pesssss issesiss
n sry rsins desired. ssi travellers rs,nR
b N-mrhis ess ksve sh~Is ks@sss sskss
esse ~ sssil their retain. Der ssshi.
vill b cell ssprliss 9th he hest fsss
The essssvy sessas. ssa Get kasslsss 10.
sssssss~s ed faiskfs.. Oar sesns ssp
rsssssshis. So ss sslseiss sksss n he
ruhlie ~pssssssss.
sv23u SirkLg 4 SIMPSON.
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1xoH
VAkEN MP BY Jshe n. Lawscs. living
sheus dS miles Southeast n Psne-
~. bARk IRON GRAY Ful.N. shss.
feur ,ears oil. With q hare in the face.
about u hsnis high. appraised 10 SpW.
2. r. luNrS. ksss~r P. c.
Pamela. Zee. q. iSss. s,-iv
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fsgo6 lluh - teS
lsslie. - = - asnsEs2
- hss1sos slylss - eesssaSS
IL sAss il AL - leptse
pssPsaod eassD1eo - ~,
0Uosss soDNleoooueioaeoo ~
n skas6b ~ esono1one $780,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06
DIED.

On the 29th Of March, of scarlet fever, WILLIE,
the only son OF Thomas and Sarah Donaldson, az ed
years, months, and days.
Art thou gone. my Willie, dear,
From sin and sorrow free
Those two bright eyes in death are closed,
So often blessed by me.
Happy In the hope of a bissful immortality, after
Prottscted illness, on the 5th instant, at O'Clock
r II. SAN 4. HARRISON, wife Of Robert
N Harrison, and eldest daughter of the late SAM
HsTkness, IN the Soth year of her age.
Her funeral Will take place on Friday, the 9Th
lnstant, at O'Clock, from her late residence No
ga Vermont avenue. Her friends are invited to
attend without further notice
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Connecticut Election

NEW HAVEN, April 5.-Complete returns from
the entire State show that the Republicans have
State ticket, and have a majority oftwenty in both
houses Of the Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06
st. Louis Municipal El.etio,

ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Incomplete returns from
tue various wards, Of the election held to-day in
dictate the reelection Of o. ID. Filley the Repub-
ilcan candidate for mayor by a majority OF O0l
to $40 votes. The vote pOlled was very large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06
The Pennsylvania Fugitive Slave Case.

PHILADELPHIA. April 6.-I.aSt night evidence
was adduced TO show that Daniel Nelister the al
legged might've slave confessed 10 the officers who
conveyed him from Harrisburg 10 this CITY, and
Others that this his first visit here This tes-
umony after a long argument was submitted, and
completely overthrow the most mpo rtant evidence
for the defence. The evidence closed at mid
night, and the counsel occupied six hours In sum-
ming up the case. The commissioner will render
decision this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

NOTIcz.-DIsrRIcr OF CoLuxs,. Anvx,-
hESTs TO BIZ INSERTED IN THE B.IrIxoRx Srx
ARE REcKIvED AT AND FORWARDED yRom THE
STAR OFFICE.
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The Crevasse. in IN. Mi.,,,.,..,.

NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-Large crevasses have
occurred in the levee on the Louisiana side OF tie
river. at Diamond Island, flooding many plants-
lions. There are also serious apprehensions OF
break In the levee above the city, and Eve hundred
men have been put TO work in strengthening the
embankments. The river az Vieksburg 10 now
nine inches higher than during the food OF lsst
wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06
LOCAL NEWS.

IL fHz STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF LRrrxps
REMAINING IN The WASHINGTON CITY Posr OFyrcx
UNDER rHE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIREcrIya
rHEN TO BE PRINTED THE NxwsPAPKR HAVING
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF THE OFFICE. ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION y.
hoRE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY orHxR DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF CoLuMar.
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Cincinnati Election.
Municipal EIectian.

| CINCINNATI. April 5.-The election YESTERDAY
for municipal officers resulted in the success of tie
Opposition ticket by from 600 to 500 msjorisy
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THE LATEST NEWS
By Telegraph to the Evening Star.


os"hties between Denmark md Domin Mica :.
~ foRk. April eth.-The Herald has letters
ho.,;,,ss domingo Of the 18th March, announcing
nn'ao between Dominica and Drnmark n
- ,,s. envoy; who recently arrived in a war ves-
r., P.ofily demanded $3.50 90 ss indemnity
p..- Ss; :, oi TWO Danish vessels by President
PRESIDENT santana offered 20 refer The nst,s, 90
arbitrator but the Danish functioaarv de~iin.S
giving the Domnlcans only tweutv-four hon n 10
ing that refusal would he followed by \ hIarS
ade Of the port. The Dominicsns decided in 60,
Of war, and forthwith commenced naming thri,
batteries There was but one Danish vessel in
port.
Private advices received here confirm the aboy-
intelligence. and add that previous TO the action
OF the Danish envoy. the French commander and
authorities IN port demanded a concession Of ali
,6e gold. silver. copper. and coal mines Of the
dominican Republic. -WaSk. RsporfsTl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06
The Conouext nj Cpb,

NEW YORK, April 6.-The Courier Des Etat.
MS repeats It's assertion that new expedition 10
portion OF the expedition has aires DIV sailed and
that within few DAYS the whole affair will be
made public: The plan as sketched by the Cour-
rler II 20 land al some remote point on the CubaR
coast, where the expedIiionists are TO maintain
themselves until general rising In tie leland
shall Summon them Ia march upon Havana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

BROOKLYN, April 6.-The charter election here
yesterday resulted in the success Of the whole Dem.
ocratic ticket. The majority for Powell as msyoy
amounted to nearly 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06
MARRIED.

On the 5th instant, by the Rev. DR.. Sunderland
THOMAS L. HOUSTON, L. s. NAVY, to SUSIE,
youngest daughter of Peter ID. Posey, ESQ. Of Mont
gOmeTy county, Md
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Inc Paraguay Affsir-Peaceable Termina.

ac Nv ORR, April 6.-The Herald has intelli-
~. a. I 1. Nohtevideo 20 the 10th Of February,
w CAV later than the last adyicesD announcinya
peaceful adjustment Of our al fhrultes with P,5a-
quay through the friendly Offices Of President Ur.
iLa ol tne Argentine Republic. The precise
indemnity Is conceded to tho family OF The man
who was killed on the Water Witch. and % a..
MIR. Hopkins ~ "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

DETROIT, April 5.-This city to-day gave ths
Republican candidate for chief justice Of the su-
preme Court majority Of 23o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

ALEXANDRIA April 6.-Flour-No sales; wa
tote Union street superfne al So IS
asl4s ~
Corn-Small sales at SOassc
No sales Of rye or oats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

MORE NEW SPRING SILKS
w AND RICH DRESS GOODS
STYLISH Pf'' Vi 'e
FOulard Silks at 6zIa and Is cents
100 dress patterns rich Bayadere Silks
Rich double skirt Grenadin- and Barsga Robas
few pieces more of Rich Black Bayadere and 10
pieces Rich Lnstre Plain Black Silks
WIN general stock of Dress Goods, suitable for
the prPsant season. "
To al of which We invite the special attention of
purchasers. ]. w. COIIEY A CO
ap +-ZW 523 18th st above Pa av
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

~ CARRIAGES, GIGS &C.
The subscriber has just received direct from Bos-
ton and other factories most complete assortment
OF FANCY and Plain CARRIAGES, GIGS, PER-
AMBULATORS, &c. which will be sold at
prices ranging from 81 to S25, embracing some OF
the best finished articles offered to the citizens
OF Washington, and prices less than ever.
JOS l.. SAVAGE,
Sign of the Gilt Saw,
ap5-St Pa ave- bet lOth and Iith as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

In ALEXANDRIA preparations have been matured
for organizing the fire department. The chief
engineer, IRE wardens, presidents, and represen-
tatiyes Of the several companies assemble at the
ball Of the sun Fire Company this evening to put
the department into operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

COURT OF Enthusiastically Mr.. Gillet con-
cluded his argument in the cases Of James Valen-
tine, assignee of Oliver Wiley, agt the United
States Richard Steenburg agt the United States;
and William Aubury agt. the United States Mr.
Averill closed the argument for the Detitioner and
the case was submitted. Adjourned
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The Hayre Consulate L.
Alexandria Markets.

NV York, April 6.-Gen. George p Morris
declines the cOnsulship at Havre
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New York Personal Liberty Rail
ELECTION i'm Detroit. Mich

ALBANY, April 5.-The personal liberty bill was
defeated in the Legislature to-day, by vote Of S.
TO 81
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- SoRroEArED ls3n.-JoHN l.. DONALDSON, Pres. !;
This Ic Company Sf ffNsuREs LIVES and BUYS
and CIR ANS ANNUITIES, &c. .
Descriptive pamphlets may BIO obtained at the
oice Of I.s-is Johnson Co. BANKERS, ioth street
'3S fsn aassss d. asd EHi sAssSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

E0R SALE-The TROTTING HORSE "Old
- Back." warranted sound an kind
this Isa chance rarely to be met with UeHS
Is belleved 70 be the hand soonest and best family
20 te District, and will be sold for much less
I LOT MN; Can beat three minutes to wagon.
thins horse should be. Apply to WM DOUGH,
ERTY. rr' an 1"eo9wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

Mrs. SIcKLEs.-We learn that Mrs. Sckles re-
turned to this city on the evening efore last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

REAL EsrATE.-On Monday, A. Green, auc-
tioneer, sold lot 49, in square 2I5, on Thirteenth.
between NJ and n streets, to John Wagner, for %
cents per foot Parts Of lots and s in suuare
353, with improvements, to c. A. alexander for
sG25 Lot "a, in square 80. with improvements
to w. X. Riley, for $500. Lot Is. in square a6j.
to J. II. Peabody for Is cents per foot
McGuire Il Co sold a lot on Eleventh street
between Pennsylvania avenue and r street, for 81
per foot
Yesterday, A. Green. auctioneer. sold two
story brick house and lot situated on street north
near Fourth street west, to r.. McHenry for 81 2IO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

Farewell to sleep when bed bugs prey,
Or rats and mice (confuund them piay
Prof Lyon found plant IN the interior of Asia.
the Powdered leaves of which is certain death to
garden Insects, ants, reaches, bugs, feaS ticks
maths, &c A small amount of this powder will
preserve garden of plants, and rid n house of ali
these annoying pests. ~ Is free from poison and
harmless tn mankind and domestic animals IL is
more va liable IN preserving crops than guano in
making them grow. Many worthless mtatiens IRE
adverti sed. The only genuine is signed E. LYON
1t can b0 ordered through any merchant.
Powder kills all insects in trice,
But Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Sample Flasks, cents; regular sizes, 81 cents and
ST.. BARNES PARK, New York
Also, the Msricnn MaStaag Liainsnt.
. lmeow
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WATCH RETURNs.-Mary Lynch, disorderly:
s2l5. Phillip Keegan, vagrant; work house 90
DAYS. James Rolan, do; do. 90 DAYS Michael
Quinn, do do. 50 days. John Williams, do:
do: 80 DAYS. Geo. Adams, (col y drunk and dis,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

W. BACON Il RAVEN.
w Cal the attention of the public tn our large
assortment of PI aNO FORTES, from the-r-A
lnahuiactory of Raven, Bacon q Co. Thesf-sTrI
superiority OF these Instruments. in reEardttf
profession in general
Persons in search of reliable Piano are requested
TO give US call before purchasing elsewhere.
Music Depot, CO. ner of It'll st. and Pa. avenue.
ap5 w. G. METZEROTT.
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BR SURE yon are right and inquire for Mrs Gard
nsrs Indian Balsam of I.iverwOrt and HoarhOund
IL you are suffering from Coughs, Colds BroDch
Asthma or IN fact any lung disease 1t can he found
at all Druggists. an6NIw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-06

GRATuITous ADvERTIsING.- Star Office Il
constantly beset with applications to insert ad-
vertis-ments Of various descriptions gratuitously
The Of the Star is In the main attributable
to the management Of its affairs strictly on bust
ness principles. 1t puts bread in the mouths of
hundreds Of laboring people, and its pecuniary
engagements are always promptly complied with;
neither Of which IL could do il failing to exact
payment for every notice to the public that NAV
be offered for insertion in its columns To insert
advertisements in them gFatutously. would in
volve a pecuniary sacrifice that would sooner or
later destroy its efficiency. Hardly day passes
In which the pressure on its columns does not
make il necessary to omit the insertion of more or
less advertisements, involving positive loss
desirable point in conducting II is of course. 10
leave out thus few as possible, as well as To
avoid the cost of setting up advertisements with
ont a remuneration for them. Were it's rule In
this matter dispensed with, our ability to make il
an acceptable newspaper would at once cease
We could no longer SO I'LL its columns to enable
II to command its present universal circulation In
this section Of country.
Our READERS will see by an advertisement In
another column, that Mr.. Carusi, the owner OF
the Washington Theatre, proposes, during the
vacation to rent it by the night, week, month,
Tor theatrical performances operas concerts, lee
lures, panoramas, school exhibitions, &c for all
ofwbich purposes, il must strike every one, both
the central location and interior arrangement OF
this popular establishment are admirably adapted