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CORRECTIONS.
A LETTER FROM Mr.. GoGGlN.

LrSENnURe O. H., Oct l, 1889.
10 tie Editor of' ne Whig:
Our Committee have just received the cncloscd letter
from Mr. Goggin and thinking il well worthy of puhcs
ton, they desire the to send Il to you 80.
And our little matters up here have rot already
cuped too large share OF public attention please sup
ply few omissions and amend two Inaccuracies
IN the otherwise excellent report of the dinner. Col
VIM. H. Hatchet President instead OF myself, and
Dr. X j. H. Hachctt Secretary instead OF Dr. Henry
May, who, as well as myself Viee-President Col
Epcs of NcoWay. did not respond to Mr. Rdgway is
stated in the report but the following remarks from
DIR. X. J. II. Hatchctt:
Mr.. President: The gentleman who has lust address
ed said something OF the numbers who had deserted
cauSc, and gone the to share in the
spells. Ii Is melancholy truth that many have gone
aud continue TO until hardly know whom
But, though it be difficult always detect the coun-
terict yet know full well the ring of the true metal
and am happy 10 that there Is present with
to-day who all endorse be sieadlast aud uu.
watering, who with in the very beginning the
hghL who CALAMITY led in that FIRST fight and who will
be With to the last. Aluson has been made to the
fact that the Wings had been dead but had been
Instructed That second death awaits that
glorious party, / have abiding confidence. But,
sir should that occur should some messenger
bring the mournfl tidngs that the Wings near
" all departed that all gone until there was but Que
good Wing left in all the land should know Mr. Presi.
dent, who that Wing was, and Yea would know sir aud
all these gentlemen would know, that would be Co..
T1iris H. bps, q NoSfc,rhg."
Asking pardon foe the intrusion,
remain.
Most truly yours
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
N@ANs
W. E. STocKDELL.

cnain.
Most II,

70 Ns,srs. 10. W Brag, lsi o,kers Css,,,ifi.,, t,
t'crtlcmca-Nothing could have excused INV absence
from the dinner the 18th inst complimentary Mr..
HdgWay, given hy the Wings Of Lunenburc and 10
which kadly invited. but the peculiar cirCuui-
s;accS snct which placed hy the severe aud dan-
SerOgs lines Of dear child Cf NV immediate fam
y and sad bereavement in that Of nv brother have
not occn able % ind time - rCpy til uoN 10 your let
ter Of Invitation.
sloalf have been a,ush cradsei, could have at.
ea3ci NoGr SociAl cathcriac 70 have united with YOU
VEL merits the APPRECIATION Of Wings throughout the
safe, ard, 10 tact al parts of the Union. When
Others have ttcrri b. their support OF the cause NJ
ha.SSay shovel no signs % wavtrnc and believe TO
1o;e@ to- the cheering sS, from al quarters, that
'Jhc Opposition ready 90 buckle on their arnor for
* sreaI Presidential battle in l>tO. Heretofore men
o7~d - The >ocaied pclocraic party have been in
-f-ct lsgSS aud ukcv arm. from the belief that
every sa0Tt - Te Ihc Safe and the Union from the
c1tro, .! that party would be bat vain and useless
H1SNSy Taught, through bis poWertG appeals in his
ssss STIMULATED Journal that success not only de-
S--he, b., = fact AttainAbe. Ii Others acting
Spa Re :sih vh,a "a him, and which he sought
-eo->,y 80 j-sI-7e Others ~th the sPiri; Of had
aret up themselves ia ~olii column and ehecrci the
sSvs-.1- by tnyi- eXa-v,c, Virginia would have
-c-y -qC- rs ;c,i> The Opposition however have
soae 7ov 20 times past hey can and N 90 better in
tines % come
Tl,7kiaE yop. gentlemen FOR your complimentary
BOZ; %: 1y,-Ca. offer you TIL, sentiment a. not, per
lAs- 700 Atc Tor yoG- Individual UOgicc-aS deem
% s-5 -sztSt Importance that there should De har-
o-y and co--ert among a the conservative elements
@: TIE Opposition, North and South il expect to be
zt % aeAt the common enemy il the Presidential
election
L; :he-e ~ 70 ambition for sS-e, among asp.-
-Az;s To- any ofce vhcrc Al oi the same faith
aoze even fer -ir.1r- over friend To give pleasure
--ls ~Wa-Es Americans asi o'tsrs.~
l ana yes, irgly yosrs, wN l. GoGGIN.
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Totae Rev Dr. Tying.

Ias Ch'n1ui Gold Digging. have mot proved ,. ,,,,,.
b, , , ',.ed careful coIuon establishes tI,t
~" ""'" lhe graves, aud 81 these only tbre, t,,,s
y, p-'' So'g lhis AZ $3.50 per pound. vould spo,,,,
1870 ibis j. The result Of the labor Of 6fea% I"g
curing tbo month Of July, or Of lorty.i,
81 ~. ~ "orN, or an average return per Jay IN
Zen person OF 81 o. There are now. prob,iv I'm
-. ioitlguers Boo ChiHqui aud l. NAV lie Iii
~ .Ae'' united findings for the month Of Augns "a NJ,
and (. s,aS no The bubble not ysry large one
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
ERnM WASmINGrnN

WASHINGTON, Oct "A dispatch from New Orleans
mentions the seizure of the tow boat Panther her officers
and crew Arrangements have been made to arrest the
tln6usiers who went on her from that city.
Near S5oOOcun in the Treasury subject to draft
Tue Secretary o. the Treasury TO change
the opinion heretofore expressed the receipts of
the present fiscal year
Wells, Fargo Co.. have obtained from the Govern
ment OF Sonora concession for a stage line TO connect
Luxson, Arizona, with Hermasllo Sonora
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
ERnM WAsnINGTnN-

WAsutyGroS, oct G.-f7te last night on Official de-
patch received from View OIolns stating that the
steamer Ph.lidsipbia bad been seized by ihc United
States Marshal An answer was Immediately transmit
ted directing the detention Of the captain aud Grew, in
view Of Judicial procecdiogs and 20 hold toe vessel
which, II BE- shall DC found She employed u fbbus-
feriuy expedition. will be- subject to- forfeiture.
The drspatci further states that tho artillery company
from Baton Rouge The way 90 the point where 10
wa said the hbusters have colgrccatcd ready % be
uscf by The marshal occasion MAY require in tho ef-
fort 30 arrest them. Never has cfrrcsincss been
exhibited With Tesan 20 any similar expedition, than in
rotation 10 th one for tho usrfon Of which The most
vigorous measures lave been adopted no fsr the oi,
forts of the federal officers have been successful aud u Is
reliably asserted that their proceedings altogether
satisfactory 70 che government
w. Bloudn, The great rope walker, has purchased a
house. completely furnished ut Niagara Falls for four
thousand dollars cash-Wheh amount Is portion Of the
proh Of bis feats across the chasm Of the Niagara dur
J ing tue summer,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
The New Convert.

The convert from politics to religion the Enquirer
just apprchended, has already given melancholy
evidence of the weakness Of the hesh IL stuck TO Its
piety through,onc whole day, surrcndernS its columns
entirely Thursday the proceedings ofthc Episcopal
Convention including eloquent and impressive sermon
from a venerable Bishop of the Church. But-with
tear in both eyes say ton yesterday morning 1t re
apsed into it, old sinful ways and devoted nearly ioar
columns to secular matters while only two and half
were appropriated the proceedings of the Episcopal
Convention Thus in the briei space of twenty -four
hours has the rvor Of ncghbor born religious
zeal cooled down. aud il stands before the world poor
melancholy pitiable back-sler Now, who, but wc,ever
dreamed of sudden and sad change from the heights
OF religious rapture the hIh and miro Of political un-
righteousness? That feel cut to the very quick in
contemplating the fallen condition OF neighhor, aer
the noble and pous resolution announced Thursday
morning. shall no; pretend to deny. Aud see too
what terrible disappointment and grief its bAeksding
carry all its readers For, at the moment Of its
conversion. it expressed most pious and bSVoming
hope in the following humble but touching language
I'VE hope said ihe temporary change from n'i,ies
to religion may be Of great bcEcSi 10 readers
Every body in the State and especially ourselves echoed
back the expression OF that hops, With the
dsH,y
But our recently converted and stll more rcCcniiy
bAek-sddeu neighbOr is precisely where i, has been
for many weary months past Instead OF preaching
rcSion,aud trying to produce sO's ooavicOu among
it, rcaders. IT, yesterdays issue contained and
halt column article in proof o; the Sublime worldly pro-
position thai The hopes Of hS ncmocra,c party, ard
90 l-eg lea;y a. the Union. cvatrc-0oj in the 81
vznccucut OF the Chr>tsn ryison, aa3 the ccavc-oa
81 >oal>-bui IN HENEy A WIS., OF Virginia
OK eve, are too sg o. weeping and car heart b,cCS
~ F-sy, % oOa's-7',;e l0aser o. peshSo-'> >.i-
Ne invoke s. tia the F-syes - a. iAe Cau-ohc>-
-. - he s>,z-,1 ~ - ss-z7aasoa, 81 r. vo,.l
as ~ xszsasS> 81 sEe -.
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INDIAN MASSACPFS

~. LoUis Oct "A despatch from Independence
SAYS that the mail party which len the Igtb for So, ~
were attacked by party of Indians beyond the Pawnee
ford and that tue conductor and another alan were kin
ed Pears are entertained for the safety of the incom
ing Santa Re mail, due Tuesday
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ARREST OF THE EuIpI,srppc

NEw ORLEANS Oct. THE Filibusters were arrcstef
at o'clock, by the farsha Of the District acconpanrt
10y the artillery from Baton Rouge. The men surrender
ed quietly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

aud his Administration have been notOriousy guilty
Let, then, every Opposition member from the South
march boldly up the discharge of his duty regardless
Of personal consequences
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

hLIiEoHt Oct Flour quiet and unchanged whest hrm
And Moderately active white ranging lS0CCisi
Corn-upwad tendency; yellow y395 Whr sC1s Provision.
steady Prime PORK sii 80 I. 20 WHISKY gTxCng9
80 hDsk os I-Flour firm and unchanged Wheat dull
ig 80 shite Ia Corn buoy mixed
no o., Prime go c. Lard firm At Helix Whistv b.tI ~
sc stocks active and higher virglus % Tea-ssrs spirit
e. ptrs unchanged Malaga frui'sAes fpr-d bunch Raj
,1 " LAYERS e ioftz G. boxes Museate e. iOct
-. i-h'ns iNt3ln Evening Cotton heavy. upIands mid
dlns flour southern, e. 2OC,54O Wheat red iYO1sI2
ahHr i,f 10 Corn tending upward; gsH6t9c PORK
rTmr, flu GO 1915. Others unchanged
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN LOUISIANA
NEw OKLEASs Oct. Intelligence has been received
in this city that the Lynch law men are still op.ra II
the southwestern parishes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

Col Wildman. of Ncvs'rai Abbey. died on the 9th
ulL, suddenly. The deceased the intimate friend OF
the late Lord Byron and purchased The ancestral estate
NcWSicad Abbey. where Lord Byron spent much OF his
time during the period that he minor for goo
Il appears from the OF MeSsrs Phillips Samp.
Co. that they have expended SIS 600 in establish.
ing the Atlantic Monthly, and that the maximum profits
Of that periodical in any wear have been $4,000.
The New Haven Register relates that actor al one
Of the theatres called four times in evening
not long Sgo-twice by sheriff, once by tailor and
once by an irresistible desire TO take drink.
Hon. Edward Everett has accepted invitation de.
liver address the Georgia Fair be held in
Atlantis from the 2+th 10 the 2Sth Of October.
Anhony Burns fugitive slave noiorety having been
called 20 the astorte of coorei Baptist church ia In.
danapos i threatened with the 'back law" of Indiana
it he accepts the call.
This Rev. Or. Dodge, OF Berryvile Clarke county Va
has accepted call from the Baptist Church OF Lynch.
burg
Rev VIM. ID. Thomas. OF Warrcnion. has declined the
call recently made him by the Charlottesville Baptist
Church.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

Nor roSrEp.-Thc London Illustrated Times Is cvi.
denily up" the actors sly in American politics
Think OF such bundle vi a. Is found in the fol-
lowing extract from it, budget of American news under
date Of September l5th:
The Presidential nominations form the chief topic OF
conversation IN America There three candidates in
thc aeld-Nirc, Douglas and Bolts. At the last az
counts Bolts a little ahead"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

fEESoNAL-We regrct 10 learn that Professor BLEED
Soc 10 whom the Presidency of State University
recently rendered has finally decided decline the APP
poiuiment. lie passed through this place yesterday
his rcturn to the University Nirgnia.S' Louis Re
pA5.icda, l4yh iasf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

Sgnor Verdi the celebrated musical composer was
Que OF the reputation from Parma who proceeded Tu
rim TO ask Victor Emmanuel accept the annexation of
Parma 10 iedmont When the carriages of the deputies
we're proceeding TO the ROYAL palace the population of
Turin singled out that OF Sgnor Verdi FOR especial
uee, and cries OF Pira rcrh heard along the line
OF procession IL will be rcccec,ed that il under
this cry OF Yea Verdi that the people OF Italy before
the war expressed their wish have Victor Emmanuel
as their hng. the letters Of the word Verdi composing
the initial lctters OF "Nctor Emmanucle dItalia."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
TIE MISSISSIpr1 +
MARINE NEW

IhE MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 7.-Scattcrng returns from The
election in Mississippi show Democratic gains
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SALE or A RAII.RnAn

LkN,NufoS, nj. Oct 5.-fhe Covington and Lexing-
ton railroad sold at auction 90 day for ~ "a oo
Inc n'd VAS made by w. H. Getigc. OF Covington, KY
Tor what Known as the Bowler Company The sale was
made TO snty aJadgment obtained by the scvond mort
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

The Attorney General, Judge Black, who certainly
ought TO understand and observe the law has
has reply To Mr.. Douglas very extensively through the
mails marking IL "ofcia business so either the At
torney General u guilty Of swindling the Treasury or
the circulation OF newspaper reply to magazine arti.
Administration.
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RICHMOND AND YORG RIVER RAILROAD.
TEMPORARY ARRANGEMENT.
e - ,SsS - -:

- .sesssSs -s-ssSs-7-ss,s-S[
OPENING oF The ROAD To TIE WHITE HOUSE
y Paenrgrs Freight stopping at any and an oin, on ~
ns going and returning, ~n follows. street
turning. white House $50 NJ On the same ,y.
Ferry I'll De established 10 House Of
received q. the Office a. Rgektts The loser Gas works,
Mondays, WrdEesisys and Fridays aal V be
P-4 = nc hleSe'is "i
travelling alone. 7kk-t agent or Conductor
pas. stating expressly thai iey have permission
I FoR SEw NoRH-rhr YORKTOWN. Capt ,7,fl.saN
PErEish, viii leave here O'clock NJ MONAY f6f n
sEy,s sesaT5 at our SsS Or on Boa, T god .Ss
New i9rk statrroo included g. Si-eragc pas,
euson tickets for e Touad s iueains meals GOOD
~ any oi he steamers until lst Noymr Erert
less slnieieuey he received prior y that aour 80
CosIee are reqrrs'e % send Tor their goods today Freight
oe5-2t LUDLAM WATSON.
SALEoF VALUABLE GOLD MINING LAND.
DBy Nrtae % decree Of the Great Court Of
ssph THOMPSON, Charles L webb others rendered on The si
- September. i2. the undersigned Special Comuls8n-r
the 1h!rd Monday l= in November public ancti6n
s Eh-'t bidder TRACT OF LAND. lying upper part ~
Tract contains about hundred aees being ts Land
putrhas % Thomas HODGES and known the Tract
gold section % the sae and has been valued pu
pose, and ha. buildings suitable mining operations
Au;houy Fvng and Vim. J. Hunter shannon Hin Post ONCE
Hyhs near ne aud WI sho. Il 70 disposed
and Uill furaEi any Information desired about IL.
TIvs o. sAiECah, Of purchase money a.
shah De sufficient n = sale
and rlua lrsamen from sale interest from
Hate and secured BY tond With security aud
lie iile retained until further order Of The Court additional
curly. CHASTAIS WHITE
W. u. LEAkE,
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fAtAt DUH N rnE RocEr MouSrA,NS-The Rocky
Mountain Gold Reporter contains the particulars of M
duel ioaght on the LIST of September the Colorado
tso mnes from Denver city, between Geo W. Harrison
OF virginia and Col T. Warren. of Indiana resulting In
tbs death of the latter The difficulty grew out of the
sieenon OF Harrison over Warren Justice of the
Peace. They fought with rcvolvcrs, fifteen PAGES
hSron hrs received the ball Of his antagonist through
his hai, and Warren received two balls one striking bis
collar bone and the other passing through his breast
killing him Instantly Thomas Mason aud William Kcan
OF -hent1cky, acted seconds for Harrison, Henry
Brown and Moses Fox of Nebraska Territory for Col
Warren, Who was the challenger. This Is the first duel
ever fought IN the Rocky Mountains Mr.. Harrison has
many friends residing near Baltimore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

~ II want Boots Shoes Gasrs Of good quality 70 to
ALEN lilLL co = and " you can't get them there
know whore yon End them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

Doll NOTICE.--The Opposition party %
County I'll The Hsse on the ih MONDAY
IN October for The purpose Of appointing delegates Convs.
ton :" be- held IN Richmond the ih 81 December
"si MANY CfrIZTNs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

HMToS RoAps, Oct. The brig Torrent. fifteen
days from SOmbrcro, has arrived.
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MARRIED,

~ Newiown Frederick county, Va the morning or the "a
last ny Mr NcNulieu. HENRY G. IL
burg and Miss REBECCA MCLEOD n named place
~ Halifax y. C.. Thursday. by NJ nwen.
~. an d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

~ Notice to Country Merchants Visiting
Richmond this RalI.-we would most respee fully can
their attention stock o. BOOTS SHOES which We viii
sell Low for cash punetua on TX month. credit
ALEX NIL co,
SOLO i2I Main -, Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

RSSisNyp.-Rev Dr. SiAs To;teu has resigned his po.
Sitiou Professor of Moral aud Intellectual Philosophy
and Bellies Lettres in William and Mary College. lie has
received a call 10 the West, aud has accepted it.
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lust RECEIvRD AND ron SALE -, Sole,
HOoTs AND SHOES.

fN1lI sgbscrber has the North and
u D. nv receipt n Dr. Fn Stock Roots shoes Hs1l
Trunks wallace. Cafp Bag A. Sc, witch he you'll Htt
most 'si 'uv cali ir attention n purchasers, he's ~
c'uh.rni 1 Do cannot De sl1.fei regarrs price
and quality De particularly Invites Country
80 snk o. cen again give him call before ~
determine or
can Do bought lu arY Df the Northern markets.
HF f iH prepared 'u make i0 order anything r
best De stock n materials s
best quality. or1 r. H. WfffrF IA Min \,
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DAILY ENPRESS.

DAILY EXPRESS,
No Is AK STHFEr PfrFH-lgka, II Der aBDuu, Cir
~ culstlon sfp r.pi.a.
WEEKLY tNrEEss - per Circulation 100 Copies.
A. advertisus tl-Ls n ~ souiIe Virginia
ed.
- Terms liberal A.. CRUTCHFtELD. 4 CO,
-9-.-2t rsypr,or..
LvNDEHS NELODEDy INSTRUCTOR.
fINHE complete Instruction. IN playing the Msis
pn --r-prs Euaeon Mr1p-sn, organ, similar iu
siruuent. Price ~ or,-it
kNRBSH GFBATISE.-Jnst received a lot Of Coxes re-
tn- shred CuYT-rH' shred. and -hest
Kind Of ha' oriuf -N raeis Tor Jellt Eaue Mango sc
OCT iol Broai street Sbevs oh
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE A Select
- assI.t-Irut ~ hue RnnCy Goods
HAIR BRJ SiEs u fine quality
Horn Ivory. Rubber and she'll COMBs
PFUFt SfERT
ZINE CJLOgNEa
POMA1TNs
Hair OILS. Nr a..
Ny stock il th line r. aEays complete veil assorted
oc- w j. WARiNG Hroad r.. above OH.
TINEA-Baos les loE price, Tor saisty
4 oe7 LAGB DAVENPORT
SbHNP.-zp htk Portland syrup. 90 prime order
- hy "ri q. 70. DAvENPOhT
4 IQUORICE.-oe "Ynumar Superior Mass Ilou,r o.
- dr~.t frou Spain. Tor ste BY
oei iAG.H DAVENPORT
(tANDLEs.i7 boxes Jae' sons raIov Candle. d,iiy s
. - P-e'-lr Tor sale hy or' o. Is g. %. ,NEvPORT
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1 >1SSesTion.

We 1do-s CHE s---=s-ioz vhics sAs Alexandra tss-
$500 r--aes o. fSo-s ze-rhbor Of tie E.-az-r 20
ae s5-o -h-1 5--E ~ SITTING o. The EPsooF4- Con
rsaliC=, TIE ~gz-i.s-' lzasrziie PriueisIrs Pc
S'E-sy Q-ss'1r vhi-a have stood A. he had %: -
editorial column ua; .acy should have become A. IA
miiAr household words - readers-be dropped
such things stand ia the way OF the great Lse.Si ehich
the EHgirer, in becoming religious Journal hops
confer upon its readers. When sinner proiesSss 10
be converted from the biz ways and to turn his
thoughts exclusively religious concerns he should
undoubtedly 20 tie whole hog, bristles and all.
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THE GENERAL PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
SCHOOL UNION
CHURCH BOOK SOCIETY.
The Rev. y. n. HARTMAN, Agent,
No. 702 n Il ~ N ", N. ".
RELtENrf ~

HAS RECENTLY PJBLLSHED-
T I'm cnRIsTMAs TREE ismO. 90 10 soi5 90 70
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ENUINE wORCRsTERsHIRRs SAUCE,
~ French Mustard; African
Mustard and full spIcee Condiments &c Y.st
foWders; pure cooking Soda Washing
concentrated Ley and all other r sale
| LAlDLEY A kOBlNSON'S
| Family Drug and Ne icine store
Youth nd Hrau
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for sealing BorrtE, containing Wine or other louI. J
stamped With any design required Al.o - ~
Music PLATES, SOLDER, TYPE AND BRITANNIA METALS
Jys8-iyu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-27

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
RENT ID WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
TERM OF YEARS.-The undersigned will lease
to satisfactory tenant for ve years from the 18th
of September next, the PREMISES on the south
west corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street. which
for nearly FIVE years past has been we'll known as
the largest and most successful boarding house in
nue., about midway between the Capitol and Presi
dents house, and its immediate proximity TO the
Washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, one
OF both of which is open nearly every night in the
year; renders this property BY long odds the most
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
be arranged To accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while its cooking,
dining, and restaurant apartments can he ar
ranged tO accommodate even far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances, PUBLIC and
private, will be iIth street. within ~ feet of Penn
avenue, and nearer to the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that can he established. For in
formation concerning terms, &c, apply TO w. ID.
WALLACH, Star Ofhce. Washington. ma IA IF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-27

FORGOT lis own NANE.-A resident Of Co.
lumbia township, who returns considerable
sum upon the tax duplicate, recently forgot his
own name! lie was looking for n letter, and
called almost daily at the post Office, and in
quired for a certain name. The postmaster
several times informed him that he had letter
with the supcrscriptiOn Of his own name, except
that there was n midfie naRie, spelled in full
The applicant declined TO receive the epistle,
as i; must be for some one else, but said he
didn't know any such man in the town. One
day after a month had paced, he told his wife
there was such letter, and wondered who it
could be for, and why the owner never called
for it After good laugh at her liege, she
convinced him that the name on the letter was
his own, lie had forgotten his middle cogno-
men. but ventured to claim the letter, and
found that it was the very document that he
had been looking for so long .-CiHeiMRati
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