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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-29

EPISCOPAL 1kHEvERHNcx ar RicHMoSp.-A
correspondent Of the C Churchman inveighs yehe-
mently against the careless way In which the re
ligious services have been conducted during the
Episeopaf Convention at Richmond A huge
demijohn stood under the communion table dn-
ring the whole Of the opening service, IN full
view Of the congregation, while the aims were
collected IN an old kossutii hat. Aftef the COM
manion at the coasseratien q Bishop 0dshhei-
mer, the Elements left after all the communicants
r,ts raa were rea'e Win ifreyefence The
..Immediately after the blessing, strange trans
actions took place, some Whispering between two
bishops rightin front Of the altar, then gsther-
eral greetings followed, clergy and lafty entered
the chancel and exchanged saiutations. Honor
was done 10 men, but great dishonor TO Sod.
There upon the altar was left a large Quantity of
the con:ecrated elements which had not been
'revereatiy' consumed by the Bishops and other
commandments az the Rubric directs. We looked
on remblfnglv for the fssue. Soon the sexton
came, and having gathered up at least three hun.
dred pieces Of eonsecrated bread and placed them
In q napkin, he then put them into basket TO be
carried out Of church to his house. probably to
be given to dogs or beggars, at least to be de-
voted to common and unhallowed uses. The con-
secrated wfnewas poured back into hedemijohn
and the chaliies ~ they are worthy Of the nane)
Never did we behold such shocking irreverenee.
and such absolute disregard Of the directions of
the church, and this with reference TO the Blessed
Sacrament OF the Altar. Surely they do not dis
cern the Lords body-surely they do not believe
the doctrines Of the church upon the subject, nor
regard her solemn injunctions, or they would not
do thus. Little do they think how earnestmind-
ed Chufchnnenure pained when they behold such
irreverence To their Lord, and we have no doubt
out that the great body Of the clergy and laity
VIII be perfectly -kofrifed to hear that these
things were done al described', ~
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TO ARC HTTEc rs.
q OFFICE Boasp or coxxfssioSrns
80 =. NEw CESrnr MARKrr,

Sep sember, lass. entitled act proyidins for Tie
q ssx = On the
ysions OF ssid act. hereby, invite plans Tor sev
cetsd plat Of which may be seen in the Suryesors
efhce. The front bailding, faciag the avenues. 10
ss two stories % hei.ht and not sss thar About
twenty butcher; stsll. The upper story % contain
. large and commodeas chanlbsrs suitkhIs Ser 4
Mayors Court, when the same shall be esta
Tss @bos o b
spacious aud convenient stairvays and means OF
sS%%SElcs,is os.. II sp% s1a With ss
Ninth. and B streets. may Be one story in heiest'
with srrangements fot 6sh. vegetable, and other
entrance into the cnolosure on the south side for
sIi FOR Tie same on Seventh and Ninth strssts
sionsi ability may sussest In csrryiHr out ts sSoye
ssseral deseriptfes with regard 10 proper vsntils
&s vii Ss duly and ~ sSsss
is desired that the building shan be in the mod
employed In such edces and and thas il 1S ss. bs Vaf,
try ofthe prominent iositon It s 70 occupy perfect
the cs Bps Z aas q so:s s.a on s, ss
s sississ IL i
ssssa % wssss g.; and 70 two hn
Plans for the seid msrtet. hs. .e. RECOMMENDED h~
hsvias due regard to the frmnsas ana soiidstS sS
g q mSst e Ss s % tss The
mssie1srs, City Hail; and fof fhsF Which shsii Be
e psd os e ssss hssd e..
The ADOPTION of plan, 70 employ any arcHitect Il
@eA prefer kisciHss0n sf The
lngyi iUHNf. COTS, ! 4 com.r..
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The GREAT EAsrKRH-The Great Eastern cor.
respondent Of the New York Times, who the
editor says is an American engineer on board OF
that vessel during her late trial tip, has arrived
at the conclusion in regard to her, that, while the
expectauons Of the public, undaly wrought mp by
incompetent authotities, disaPpointed those Of
the projectors are abundantly verified. Thus while
the vessel cannot be advantageously employed for
mere transatlantic service, Ii Is perfectly adapt
designed; Ncannof attaina speed Of thirty miles
an hour, but it can accomplish a rate Of fifteen
miles II cannot make TIP nom Liverpool to
New York In i've days buttt can accomplish Il In
ten. IL does not wholly obviate the discomforts Of
sea-voyage; IL does not 60 through the waves
instead Of over them; but IL does pitch and roll 50
sightly a. 20 cause little serious distress to the
passenger. Other points Of interest are DEVELOPED
by the trial. The security Of the vessel 10 i'm per-
feet the bulkheads are neither nor water
tight; tmpsstant valves are not as they should be,
seems only be available at the cost Of grave peril
The machinery II very Ear from having that COM
pleteness and that proportion people have been led
TO anticipate. The boilers are inadequate 70 fur.
nish the power reqaired by the engines There Is
want of harmony In the working Of the screw
and side-wheel engfnex; and the donkey engines
are by no means AZ sssvfcsAble a. certain American
inveations OF the same kind. The mae chineryf for
raising and handling the anchoss Is likewise Of
ind tefent value On the other hand. the vesse In
under perfect coatsol Of the helm, with no greater
amount Of force than p required by frst-rste hi
gate. The constmption Of coal Is moderate; and
machinery. The opinionform by the writer ID
thus upon the whole not tunfavorabfe to fts clains
Indeed, he does not hesitate to pronounce tia
success ~ .fE tassEfl
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fRAvEng DnDCfORYE
1saypEEEis 1As0aypIsEEE I9 os0urAHa'
= = 7 Y

rOh MEMPHIS r. NEW ORLEANS
ana S.e s5a..ss 6.sa: s1S s.s.ssss Sss:
Dnrcr ROUTE AVID cosrixrous RxuwsyCo
R,slme.s, pa.rsii.. rsis'os. Is.sss.-. y s-.,s..
kccsssss...: cssssa..,a Dai''. H..i'r;sis: Msssi.
sTs.S y::.,is.: S;s;s 3 SSs;s:ss,: xssasssz :.ss'is
S,.ss S g. s the sss sssys 2.
ESs,sS6 sorp,. q s1h street and Psss
csvs.1d Ssst1 dfSS1TsT12S S.ssS ON os sS.llslsss.
Cevsland, is completed, saving fert, mites IN sas
ffs na sasS III s aSs. e sss.s
slave territory Easrsnt.eias pssfect sssssy iasths
S$:ss Sss Day. D am, and Ten Hse.. %
sss .SSsssS thence s E. e Ne. 70 orss.s sy
g Mss o. ss can s1 issys me- the Nsasss saa
sssS SssSFstSs Is t ksSsd = s1s !S3e,ss & 80 pro
ssS "a snS Great SoftSsm ksrSsS., l Hss
Ss~ Boar A,ra.ss,rs., y,em Ms,nsas. sg-sl:-
nov sost lssNyins MsmPais% % sys1 dsy, ssnes,.
points. Mondays. w wednesdss and Ffidsys ~ ans
S5.sssT ia ss 0sss., r p,sssss spS
sts, connecting them By r.ii. Only Twelve Hours
70 MY 9t,ssns. sesss a. .says y esys promktIy on
ths eeiy LINE shat has Daily Line Of stssnsss ON
the MississiRpi river. :. tn....l,. -.
ssss.y. Is :. M
nectons, with the privilege Of laying over st any
fs:::asss: i.s;ias @ q 3. ? y T..i. sssassssA
comfortable nieht's rest, IS the are provided
with 6rst- class Sleeping Seats. 80
,V Be ss5s end zsk for fieh<fs ~ia orsSss asd
s Pssssaiers fof and the south or soe,h
west are te.pectfuily Uniformed that by Pgrchssing
they avoid tSe Annoyance Of chsnss rom bss 20
care az the ineonvsnient hour Of midnight, 80 By
/ Ps.:snsers from New York WIN meet an Aren't
Of the Orange and Alexs ndrs Rsroad &C the Depot
a. Warrington. from whom they Will reeeive polite
| liz The sesmer GEORGE PAGE leaves. the
loot Of Seventh street. ateA . m. and - -
81 .. m for Alexsndris- where pas
sengers take the carr for the south9szs>~>1.As-
aud SoDthyest. Passengers for Ckcripffssufffs,
Sta..ton, Ftenf Royal, Mocdsfoek, Einehsstsr, <r
viii take Rost leaving Washington at6< am.
omnibuses leave the Once. OF sixth street
and PennCIyanis aven9s, q . m and p. M.
the south will be careful 20 take the oranssisnd
JAMES A.sHyANs.1
oc 2n-u Ticket Agent. Ws@hingtan.
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MKnonrxL TO rfsE I.xfR EriscorAL Coxykx.
rtoS AT RfcHxoxp.-Rsreysnd Sus-l stand be-
fore you . pesiured womss. Let not this confes.
his lsProus brother a have shssdy quite enosgb
70 bear. Ny cooseisSees like an fmplacable Re-
hssosm, L ssontinusily cha.tisisg pe with whips
fss yssn ago, ssl, ~ hspe asd JSy,i asod be.
fore tie hypseesl alias- . the Sight e God md
Is 'sss s 81 s sz :e:sE ssTss 8 ss,. :s s.s ,s s
ss's g I'll s r 6 & sss: :s:!as g, .s5
o6sy, s,lf 1s.ih = . psFs.. II husband hss
Rssy:d slS.s,f ui.siZ .szosthy g Hy sGsolies.'
% ssy The iss = - entirely HHss isssr.a so .
him: whom hszsNvefa isAby, love sad sbs4sh
~ sSjsss nov is s ~ u. u; ss5ssts paa.. ssa.r
s.s.a: '.s. W. -: &c ::: =: ;.ass. 49, s
s isiss tsss M s ssiss s :: :. !: :Cs g
d1S beg you ~ ]. 81 s.vis. g s.oi.asi..s.S 4
y .imscy y ;n.s AdS - :ise .slg = hs .. :h.I -
.hslisy es theI littls word ssy,n,, ps sose Sjch
BE- ys.s 4 s.srsst ys.,, = sslss.d = ~ usss.
~ III iss sss 2s''s - Ssss? . =, ~ Gan
Oct6ber isth, isSs. VIZ W. T'ts
s,sJtr mn siiiss z 4ls 'Wss,sstoe ~ Piae
sss ~ his posses.ien PLAZA. geDd rsx sss hpn.
81 Il q old sfsIe s5Sls - e'd , he sngs,yes
,s, -: y we PleSsd up BY ere efshe -
The Hagh q pare god, ana e Sop1c1si 8 hive
bsloresd - ths fSssss e f6snsfaI W ssEis ton.
!. NJ The asssnnt q nlt .snanuf.cture6 q ssr..
suse, nex yosk, 2 ssyen IaiIjlons ,sf IssfsIs
veasiy Ihe snnnst ssyenus 70 he msrSs &c.
tnrefs hthFee milions - dsllars. q 4 - "a Sn~
cent pr basbsi = chasgsa ~ iAs ssais On III an
1estefsd y ths vnissd snsss e sixssea SuiiiIcns
10 Msz5 5(pfskek d qusztessd IN Havssn,. thS
,s!i opera eqhp si1 arepPPy - q ysss slssiss
sIiI :: . sp.ss :ss a a sss's '''S Ni.Riiiips 2 !
M x1eh1rh D. Fay, rho xas sfabbsd y
Boston, the other day, yDf. Aver, has sosiorrss
csye.a nd1n h. 1jafil. - - ~ s1le - VAN
ssssG ssss = ~ a. a r. s1ss1 : Z 'ssssss y
ID-.A man named Richard Cusking was
crushed 70 death by The tain u Camden on Friday
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GARNET WARE, 90.
: ,Thss 3 My. HEE ELEk ks: sss g sad orsnrns Of

p1ssISHlHBEEE ssi ss fii f:E q
=. 4,h. and SIN Of fOctoSsr, where she invites -
the ladies' % cons and examine for them, ,S6
Fancy ,nnets, straw goods; also, q very large
ynausty Of Embroidenes, Dress TIimninEs, fIaid
bons and Ftaverf; corsets Of ell slsss aod psiees
NoIIS9EiUlM5s 9 Ilf aELaER has ast Isesived IS 600
and as FetsXiIT 4 NsG yesk eTSss s:o Is
Of watch steel springs = = 80 -
Ladies don't forget TO osll. No. - Market spsos.
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,MIsCELLANHoUs.

u lLs.Ls-sfie MRSs w WINSkOW, ssf-z--s-
q Ns,.s end fss,s Phy.os
s 0OTHING 5SYRUP,,s
80 = Fer Children TeetAing, osbdI I
Whss s,..y N t' sSss.: :. s..hi.g .s.n
PAIN anu spasmodic sction, and 10 = it-3 -
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Dspead upoa H. moshers, viii give yesfssIvss ana
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
h.y. Pat up and seld shs Cen ys.f and
ss,.. ss.a IN. !. AND o =, sn.t Hs n,ys
M:sssis:s sssrs MRs. szs Il y, s!leso.ls Sss1s
trei cuaE, wINsLOw.slss.sse lm.is u..s ns
Ssss, sa do ss e f.sv SOOTHING ai.
q: ss:.1;s,' .n.s; SYRUP, ssas sss:s siss I:
highest eennsndaisa Of lite magical efscfs and aedcs
ster yssrs, experssee, AND PLEDGE QUA REpuTi-
rtsr Fos THE FuLFlLMKNT OF WHAT We HERE DE-
pain szharstioa, relief win be found in e
or sSs.sy niaasss .itsr she syrup sdniaigersd
msss ErrEsiHxc rp and sxiLsut Nua.Es T. Nsw sr ne
Ind, sad has bsen used With NkvER-FALIF0 Sn
I81THOUSANDS OF CASES. - a. :
only relieves the child from pain nvrors,ss dc
energy the whole system win almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN TIE BOWLS AND WIND Cole,
sna eysteoms Con vu. n, Which, u not speedily
sspsusHsrarM n FOR ssnsss nr ss =. n.s. os sns1
10 all ea.ss of Dys- CHILDREN fSrERI and DiAs,
sa1a t,.n IN TEETHING DhEs. .h.h.r =.
canss We xOaid sssry who has aeSid .sf
ferag frosanay of the eenplahts-po NOT IT
child snd de relief tbs, viii b.
sUnE-ye, ABsoLurKLY sURR-te follow the uss Of ths
medicine timely used Pull dreetoas for nsing viii
. on snls:. *: n:
fsS sy IN sFSs 3 n .ssls
Price only IS Gents per Bottle oe fl-dkvIv
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ss'se wGsss g wv s ssssi M

Having l1ssd the largo ana beautiful store -roorn
between sth and 10th stresss, as Pioncforts Wsrs
Eoom. yhers slail remove m Z few weeks, altsr
60 snS e e sssfs e e en- =
kf88f ~ ny.lssssst NEW AND kE6xfKT
20! z Il - - !s : -; 8 s.s ss.lIsz, rsss
ss1.i sss.E'ss;l "a 2sf;5sS:s 5S:s:
ss Oisss; sas sss 5sss. sl 6sl 6sss
~ - 49, dssYys:, s.y an.
"a ssSSlas VS. VS. Sc tss9 sssez
nE :sost 3 sis ls.ssss svs1 oFsrsn q 81: stAe
W.. FOR any thing yol want cal early ard Get
WW pAsvs est stA sad SSk sts.
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4 H s i
A 81 LIZ sssR OleB-g g.. y
Risa "a 9.ysesss Plsid. Fisrrsd. snd oeiorsd sins.
e'ss5 iis: ~ ;..ss r :. j ~ yard. +
"a Nlfe - lAPneEaelg ysfisee ef Dfew Goods. MI
Ss Sublis ~ 49, = siSy ,sx ls]es Al.
loskfs ioaskssr s.ss 3 - { =
70; q -, 2csssssa 2 elessel gsst Bpil5isF. kstxein
q {: Sss.,I. e: is:::.;lg { u
So Ssl:'s! ss:s s. szs l''
'A1Fw ,eI{1 XEk. .fLAIED WARE-Ws hfys
.6&,G st eantoafk 8 4AekEIaa 0Itf
- ksss s.sli6. = 1870 81 a s;lsssps d
- - tanftt RS1s5 - - ~ ~ AkEY -
|! l!HxsssysB 81 lEs5j laESs5jos VA s.
oss9ess INA. WILLIAM,
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PAssAeE, fSs iSeIYbSsSSoe NEM sSoHks HNs.,,7 !. !, n

ysEf 81 Silsisl:: ::s., $50 ~
SSSD5aTssSEfys En- sSS ssssni '}s5.seIp 1sS
tern r wh.Iv.s. al 6Scioct :, 8 every wEDNEs-
f..ssSssts rom Z NV S%ssssshinrso. and e.ofs-s,wn
caa taks the ooacbes coDnscung with Alexapdrla
stsemboats 9r {airoad, which leave the corner ol
Inltreet ana "a avenue hourly, or they car fesve
s STATE Ieoms can ss snf.ssd On application 70
frsisht vin Be reosivsd up % shs hours of dspaT
'fr insurance yin be effected on al Focds b,
tni.nns 81 the once Of the Company - n per oeni
are On every respect frst-e ass and every effort Wi
6e made 70 render thit Communication with New
. For freight OF passage apply % FoyvLE A.
Cos Agents, Alexandfia- - - : -
-, :. y: y, CROMWELL 4 CO.
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c0Hsne'siaf Q" Mc%rday naeT"'Hs, oefosT f7l iss
III IL 8 9 ES
IRA ns WIN ryn es Eogovsss - l.sal ss4x-
p .:s: t::y: :ss:ss sd Is ss%
pn sseSsy MSnH MnfH n. on. } =
leave BALTlHOkE al SIS and 80 ,. M
On Sunday at 4.2a q. m. only. - -
For ths WEsT sss:ss !. ! ! m. and 2 r7sA
ass. For NORFOLK al trm;p ,soy. -.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHDOl

'o-gl . = EDUCATIONAL. ..4 p go
y HE Subscriber viii open, upon the Sd Obtober,
1859, Night School, sitaated upon sth street. Be,
tween s,ayenne and street north over the store
q ,s Milsssn Barr Here Eili Be taught AZ the
ern Claeeics, Book-KespinF. Drswsnc, Enslneer
ing, AIchitecture. National PHILOSOPHY, aud All or
any Of those brancheS of . Bgsiness Eduoatlon
msnd There VII also Be deiivefed, twios 1eSf,
sshoIt Lecture son Business" in AL its prscti.
For further particular. see prissigs,, :, .
~ Residsnos-No. a4s L street, bst.esn 18Th
enu 10th. ~ 1a--u IA. f....s - .sr.-.s -oc S-Sn
THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL,
80 ,-, On sra street, tefsceen II aad L !
This Insttution win be opened on Monday. sept.
5th; Circulars may BE- obtained at Beokstores or
on On slpllcstioa 70 tas Pnpeipsi q the Insutstiop
private play ,sroupds and the quet locston rsn3er
I 2'' ''''0'' .S1IS. e. iai iRaiies22LikDs. rrnr
M MRS. McCORNICK,s SCHOOL.
lvbRS. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform her
friends and the pubic generally that she viii resums
the Suqes Of her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued win comprise all the
branches requisite tos thorough Enelish eduoa
In addition to her day scho,ars she is ds.irous Of
receiving into her family few pupils .. boarders
aged from 10 TO I: years, who vii be under her I'M,
mediate care and ovsrsisht. 81 - = :
due care Of pupils have been s.deray incfsssed
and othervise improved. Those IN Weshington
desiring particular information with reference 10
her school may spply to w. d. Wsllsch. Editor q
For terms and further particulars apply ss her
residencs-No. 3s Cameron street, Alexsndris, Va.
~ ~ L~.- sifii tt lr.rr .-."s
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Ss1 sosss on a. foso GUY ss.,ns
EsSxY@s ti laSss ~ ssTf fss cTkaiYS5SsPaassS e S
torIIs toy IISEI n,I FONT ON snd kINsAhE AZ A. re
9 ~, aepping a sli oftke reTuIsr isndfS2s soIns G
N rssFI.lsss sssu.u AI.0. rgci5N n.s.slfks : fksE
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AUCTTON y
a. A..Ilia aaE DIR VT q @ Ops, ,igG %
= sd ,s;ys fseesyed. Per steepsy Mount yey-on,
= ssSs.Ss fi EAsy ss
iiIe 8s 1881. IS E
Ptf IDS sefised and ayadsrs hORLiNSs Dc
= ,lae p Pisssss g ,D0 D0NNETEISb boNs, ,BL JACK VEL
kcHIEFs.. sHAWES, CEso54RS, and RAG &
LANssai of yhioh, being bought late in the sea
''a' cen Be 'sld less sAsa regular p;|efssso p;|efssso,. p
Y - ssel and 323 Pa. sv., youth idas sidaes., -
@ 2i-let kIptsl.l sbstv Ssh ANA ~ ~. !
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,iiSSSESsa iSSS afSRks' aESEk,s. .. !.


DIssoLUIIoESoF CoPAE ETNERsHIP-Te.
andsrsIasd. under tSs arS q isssi.p Tsosas' .as
p here2y dlssolye4 by mgtual cousslk All ne bus-
= sssof s R Y sisS g &. s.s sh
ihs Sd :ss WI 8 sSs Ss tss sSs
dss snS uss sSs Il sss rm the
= 's.l' - .'el H4SHsl IN = Ff1k5RSst1EY,
Baisinors. March y Iisss. ~ = = s' 80. -
=. seQNTINUATIoN or BusNEss
ysl Be sees b5 The pfeceedips nctics that have
{: :as' i:ssss g
Sc 1 sS6!s y ssss: y s,| JSs..Y ss.I.' &!
CITY. ssd lSr sssssss sRpss sssrs ts fcusst t4fh vii
iss7srIy. Tks, sssnsss Sii5 : sssdSs ssSsr -
e :. aE2 saa ara ''.'' =. 'aaENsy :. ranNAsAco.
H. 4s..sCARRIA6R< Nao',''''37
- ~ sa6ecnber hoy1ng 1eds aAdt<iors % Ihis
'ss!ss !: S:ss : 5 81 Ss:a;a e. s
s g sss 8 8 sss rsS: 4 &c S sas
81 kiiss efcssdssss ssd IAsks wssuss y s.,t on
.RErAIKsa.say doas. .ad . s g. Z. -. =.
I: 80 ~ ssSss 8 sc.4s.s:s,,sss ,s,s,sssssIs..
-. -. Lgeoss 'sa1ss>' ~ ~ ~ SEcs
CssS!z SIHgEsa lS: :';I 3 6,
ee4 8dons N6v H6l1c{ {seeke- - -'- -. - =
- - ss "a sHs ss:sss:::
WfsD,ss ,s:ss ss ssss q sl Y: ss:s ss
Wk lsvslw. s1o p ssssss<
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-, -, - hUUS AND 1UA Is.
0HcL0THS in all widths, Of the best qu2lIties.
vIsitors win find our Show Rooms the largest,
the most convenient, aad the most comfortsbIe in
1--we are daily recsiying somethrus new, and
our rooms will be kept we'll filed through ths
Uspr Rooms Perry BEildins,"
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xKw srATe os4ns Pac1yiiclX - - 49, ..l
49, = sss, sssbsssly e sPsisguPp1ths Psciks
fady q dser "a ss b sss 80 fs4ifsr - ~ -
: orn. vast majority of thosss who - sro.
6eRneakion ll-zshiehi ialnat = 1sss Gs,.f -.
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RALfiMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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Msdieine-HEvEa
a sIH q I = IN.
rEcT A cURE
Meter dsd re know
subtraction BY any
the contrary, all ars
OPERATIONS, and
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I"H"DVHEN
HAS III FAILED, IN
IsTANcB TO Sf-
vhen timely used.
an instsnes of dis
one Who used II. On
delighted with ita
lapeal in ferma Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-08-13

VN WuTFI Avs ESTAIE
The Probate Court vt District at turduun 10 all per
estate 90 william W ulttlIWt latr
OF lt,tpAtc iu said district 'c,'hsed
William Harvey executor u tho Last WIZ and Testament
ct the nd r,rH-cd rrIc-cuts iuli crur lhI his pcl.
t. Boo titnr r-uuul estate ot said deceased S
uut -urirut BOO value 60 rnl llr uru, dur nom shlI o.
Standardization. HIu tuhi q sale
o. rnll that
f. and said r.utHr has made Application O. eiil Court
tf autnuft rrl the whole ~ thr teal estate
of iIu decreased excepting ht usht OF The W'ip" Go home
sIrsI H.l usu CT 90 tIrrr &c. aiIf.
,i application VIII Doc heard unl decided nF SSH court
JuAuhuuG1t rald dlHtfltlt
mo goth ty ri AuuIrt. ls11
Ygu are rrefr hfrrLf notified D. appear before sald
....t .f lt Luf aud llayr aud ElNr lt a
with ,Huauuus 90 paN s'ld drla and thHfE"- 81 hHli-
tfstIlu rIO fius frf stti snti t'ut i
, ftrr, DO uu u4uI f,isrr said estate from cole
~ uf, tsll. yr Jr, }uu pee cause. Co thr granting OF
dated s Jahu.uury glcssIi ihis fth DAY Of August.
= AsAI THUNtn judy ofrratatc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-08-13
st, Johnsbury Sunday School Excur.
sion---A Card.

The undersigned for thcmscl'c, and me N'h"oIN
,,,drr thrir chatrr would take this public man
ucr OF expressing their wgtmrst thanks TO homo'
IL Andross. Esq. 81 South Bradford, for the nee
use Of bis beautiful grove, aud has own 'o"il'"u'
,tt,ntiuns 10 us while in H., on our recent cNcur-
sion 10 that place.
Wc.v,uld also acknowledge our obligations 20
the employee ofthc G. Y T. * X IL 90. Tor w,
its prrcious living freight WAS tnkcu' over urI
road 10 the members one and all ot the g.
Jhushury Corutt Band for tlc abundant quantity
aud excellent quality At the music dlscou-ted n'
th,u, on thS way and in the grove, uudto those
r,ntlrny-n ~ our village Who ~ kiudA loaned Ns
ffom thair respective Warehouse ~ many "ii,' 10
Ius,sp,ntiblr 10 the occasion, by all which ihe
comfort and interest % the entire company were
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-08-13

The New York upper circles are talking
nhou, the great wedding soon 10 come off,
between a rich old chap from Cuba uud 90
beautiful but poor American girl The solemn
ceremony Eas been once postponed on ace
count Of the veterans illncs'--somc inilym,tl
of old age probably. Tiffany has already
supplied him with S60OOOo worth Of Jc"clN
for presents dur1ey tile courtshlp' aud tn'
bridal irwelry has been manufactured w
Paris al great cost. A0cr the Wedding and
oncDyccl OF reception succeeding h. instead
of the usual tour, the happy pair will retire To-
huurynuuu IL 10 palo,iel l'"u,tee"'h s''oe'
residence. in which, with loves imuuucucr.
the fair Gnaucce /, already installed, under
the protection of her delighted parents.
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Terrible Railroad Disaster,

On the second instant, fatal disaster, With
the lp,s Of cightliVcs, occurred ON thr Nurih-
orn a., ~ Railroad, near Sclngtrukr,
The train consisted ~ au engine, tender Two
baggage cars, aud tNo passenger ears, ~
the train ucarpd the south side of Che bridge,
the engineer lclt tbr bridge sinking under
him. he instantly threw thr throttle 'nlNc
omen, and with mighty strain lhr machine
puflrd, huulkcd uu instant, and then bounded
rlc,r of the falling mass. The two baggage
cars dashed into the chnsu, and were crush
ed 10 atoms, the tender falling upon the
wreck. the two passenger ears lenpcd In upon
others, the rear end uf the last car resting
upon the ahutment'
The persons killed were &C.,
Mrs. John Cuylcr, Of Albany Mrs, q -,
Cooley, (duughter of Mrs Cuylcrl Albany 3
Charles Bcithcloug, brakeman and baggagc'
mani Albany David =, ltussell Northern
IKprcss Nlrv,rns-t, AlAaHy' Mr, G. fl}ma
ton, Mail Agent Albany Patrick Nnnnr,lN'
Nlucliuist. Grccubush Howard 4, Wright
Albany, of thc firm OF Wright A. Davis, pro.
ducc dealers, Hudson streets Dauuls ttu.i.
taburcr, Albany
About twelve othcrs were injured, some
Of them badly, but are ali likely 90 recover
Coroner Madden OF Troy held AN inquest
on the body of Charles Plymptou, which rr.
sultcd In the following Vcrdcti--lhn the
said Charles Pkmptuu came 10 hs death iroH
Injuries received icy the falling Of "a brldgr
ON the Albany Vermont and Canada hhIl-
roud. over the Iomh1unock Creek, Mmlc en-
gagged ON q regular train at snld railroad a'
mail agents and as said bridge was 100 q rot
ten and unsafe condition, the jury believe
that those having charge of said road should
be highly ccusurrd,