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Personal.

---. Hon. Thos NJ. Tate Of Va. is at the M
tiOnal. ''@
800 Hon jefferson Davis has returned to Wash.
ington In much improved health
- Col II. Geo. Cooke. u. 8. A; Col John
=, Hooke and Geo w. Grice, Esq, Of Va, are at
Amenities of New York journalism-the
editor Of the Times calls anotbs, eJitor :. . dil.s
pated old Zouave
.,.h,s nenerai Tom Thumb finds fitting wife,
al new variety Of ." dwarf pair in. y Posi-.
,,,,,,,1 ne New York Saturday Press saws Barney
lower, and thinner than he used to be.
The many IA :nds Of Mrs Secretary Thomp-
son will be glad 10 hear that abe has rst,,,ned -
THIS city In excellent health and spirits. afse,
shorf visit TO her home In Mississippi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

COURT Manhattan. Wool, commanding
the department Of the East, has directed court
martial to assemble at Fort Moultrie, South Caro-
lima, on the 30th day of October next for the trial
of First Lieutenant o, III. Tillinghast Of the First
Regiment Of Artillery. The following is the
detail for the court :-Brevet Col. J. L. Gardner.
First Artillery; Brevet Major ]. A. Haskin, First
Artillery; Brevet Major 3. s. Anderson, Second
Artillery; Capt. E. o. C. Ord, Third Artillery;
Capt A. A. Gibson, Second Artillery; Capt. }. H.
Carlisle, Second Artillery; Lieutenant Grier Tall
madge, Fourth Artillery; Lieut., A. ]. s. Molnard,
Second Artillery; Lieut.. H. C. Ransom, Mounted
Riiemen; Lieut. Theodore Talbot, First Artil-
lery, Judge Advocate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

wAsHIsoros, Sept. % As II Is regarded Al n
thing 81 great Importance by the Government that
the California mails shall be duly Forwarded. a
superior othcer OF tee Post Office Department will
aoebless besent 70 New York TO givethem direc-
Won vn We dav Of iling Of the Cslfosnia steamers
u the regular contsactos or his sssiuuees do not
give sntsfactory proof Of ability 10 execute the
eonusct IN respect to the service from New Or
leans question arises M - the propriety Of Civ
Ing him % them The mails from New York
failure AZ forwarding the mails q the fermer city
on the 5th Of October will Be great Injury to
bust men there desiring to send letters TO Cal
liornia, or to take passage Themselves by the
steamer.
The disagreement between Mr.. Cass and Baror
Stoeckl Is not rs serious was at first pretended
IL grew mainly out of alleged attempts on the par
| Of local authorities 10 the Northern Paciac I,
restrain ArpericsnAraders and whalefs within tn,
limits imposed by Nicholas I. previous to the an
nexation Of California. The present Governmen
/ Of Russia will offer no impediments, it is conf
IDENTIFY trusted, to free trade on the part Of Ameri
can vessels with the growing population on IN
| banks Of the Amoor river. = - 80. .t.4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

OPPosrTIOS TO DsrsLAs-warren Aiken. the
Democratic candidate for Governor OF Georgia.
has written letter In reply to inquiries, declaring
that he Will not vote for Douglas even IL be re-
"eives the Charleston nomination, because he con-
sidrrs bis doctrine Of squattsr sovereignty worse
Than the Wiimot Prnviso. He also says that in
his opini'u AIS the duty Of Congress to legislate
Tor the pr ection Of slavery in the Territories,
whenever II may be necessary; and be adopts this
as part Of creed, and pied ges his in
ndence 10 maintain this doctrine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

FROM PIXIES PEAk.-The Denver City CORE.
spondent of the ST. Louis Republican gives a
statement Of the receipts and shipments Of gold,
in various forms, by prominent business firms in
Denver and Auroria, which aggregate az follows:
Receipts, $4,000; shipments, s45 900 The valu-
alton Of the gold is at the rate Of sl7 per ounce
which 10 much below its real value The amount
Of gold brought to the States by private individ-
uals is included in the statement A Mr.. Gregory
left Denver on the 14th, for Georgia, with abou,
s25, OOO
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERs-Ths
~ P9tomae Steamboat Company,
~ ~ s tSsir .t 10 tne sem, xeskly TIPS
iolk oher the public Of Washington and vic,ni,y an
1pPo,.eniY % ss9ySSlng TIP on the besutif Po-
daily during the hot weather.
TO psrtes OF three or more excursion tickets viii
De issued AZ one dol 81 each for 6lymont win
pvlege OF remaining there all nag ne aud Ietnrnlns
hext osJs Also fer Aqua Creek, attwo do lars 81
\; Ihe angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
other small f sh being abundant; also sne sbo,;n
game being plentiful '0' N''e '""Od1s
places. 10 mo" a. shose
Beats leave foot OF 9Th street at e1f a. m. and 6x
m- heturnIng, IN p. m. and 31i n. m.
FOR further Information inQui AZ the Coror.
once, No: 372 Pennsylyania avenue. next d.nry q,
Dfo~hs Hoael. GEO. f.. MATTlNGLY,
jess ''''''' S'oHahooa' Company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

IL brother and nephew of Moses Y Beach,
formerly Of the New York sun are located in the
far southwestern part of Kansas, OH the Arkansas
river and the Santa Pc road, and are making for
tunes in curing buffalo hams and trading with the
overland emigrants. Sometimes the herds of buff
falO are i've miles in extent The Messrs. Beach
concluded to stop there when, with several other
New York gentlemen, they visited the country for
a buffalo hunt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

Ez-pskIDsST Mssa-T presence % ex-
pssssas@t saess o: Costa RIGA, In New fo's con
tnues tB spcitc lively interest there, ts"e.h Win
nssis st, beeeming true dignity Of s1rscsss he
evidently r~ehews any line Of cordnet hkeiy
make him 0 lion in thu eyes o! the wondering
wSrtd This general impression among those In
,hss e.ni,al familiar With Csnsal American Affairs
IA that 20 soen as ais ns'oI, educated by him Il
late years toe really superior In most respects 70
their race awake 10 ieali ration Of the fact that
he was illegally .aa Siolently expelled from the
cssea Ricsa q ,vsrnment by mere handful Of
iaes nr~sen, And unprincipled adventures as ut
s.siv destitute Of the attributes Of safe rulers as
either Il Ne factions which have by turns proved
on be casssanee VI othss Central American States
uris' the Tre,ence Of governing them, they will
'rraii him--Mora. Our own impression 10 that
the quietness with which he permitted himself to
b" extird grew out Of his impression that he can
insate himself rs President of Costa Rica at will
Under his government Costa Rica rose rapidly
rs nation, rs wrll q a Government. Law and
order werc observed In her limits and her citizens
were collectively and individually much more
prosperous and secure In the enjoyment Of their
rights than those Of Mexico and Nicaragua; while
the financial condition Of the State, strange as
u may seen, was as good quite as that Of our own
Government. II was not q revolution. but coup
| d,,af that elected Mora from the Presidency, il
will be remembered. so there is just ground fol
| the i'm preston prevailing In New York that al
his countryInen realize the violent changt
which the usurpiRg clique have wrought, they
will turn them neck and heels out of their presen
places recalling the author and creator OF their
| much better condition than that enjoyed by thei
| brethren Of Mexico and other eighboring Re
| publics-such as they are. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

OFFICERS OF NARRAsANsErr.--Thefo following
is list OF the officers of the steam sloop-of war
Narragansett preparing at the Navy Yard, Boston,
for the Pacific Commander, T. A Hunt Lieu
tenants. George II Preble, q. M. Ransom, J.. D.
Blake; Master, A. Armstrong; Passed Assistant
Surgeon, William Lowber; Purser c. Emery;
First Assistant Engineer, Edwin Fithian; Second
Assistant Angineers, Geo, J. Barry, 'Sam1F Saw
age; Third Assistant Engineers, N. III. W. Fitch b,
VIM. III Badlam, David Smith, Acting Gunner,
Andrew w ilson; Carpenter, Jas H. Owens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

II The Odd Fellows procession in Baltimore,
yesterday, ihonday,) Is represented as having
been quite imposing, especially in numbers The
Grafton was to have been delivered by James B
Nicholson, Esq, of Philadelphia but that gen.
tienan was compelled to return home At the
latest hour, John w. Dwinelle. Esq =, of Rocbes-
ter New York, and William H. Young Esq, of
Baltimore, were prevailed upon to address the as
sem6lage, and their addresses were received with
universal satisfaction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

NEW CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, VEST
?. J, STEER. M NSsa S1; r.no. ass -,
street, has Just received his Fall and Winter =.
supply Of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and
ug 70 order, IN style of elegance nnsurpass-
90 by any establishment in the District, and -.
1t moderate prices. ..--se :. = ..
he has also q choice assortment of BUSINESS
COATS, which he vill sell at very fair pricss
NlSHiNG GOODS such As Shirts, Drawers, Sus-
pend rs, Handker ;hiefs, Neck Ties, &c., to which
he invites partIcu lar atts, ton.
N: b "A deduction Of FIVE per cent will be made
Tor the cash on all amounts OF $40 and up wards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

IL 1t Is a singular fact that though the De-
mOcracy Ct Maine fought their recent election
squarely and openly on the Douglas platform, the
result shows heavy loss Last year, the Denloc-
racy was beaten 8 Goo, and now Douglass is
$1,000 behind. In the counties marshaled by the
Douglas leaders, the Democracy suffer very heavy
losses while in two where the party stood up for
LecomPton and Buchanan, they fully hold their
last years vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

HI Chiffon, the distinguished chemist Of
New York city, Is seriously in Of a remittent
fever. brought on, 1t is supposed, by excessive
mental application. The trial of Rev. Jacob g
Harden, at Belvidere, New Jersey, for the murder
of his wife by poison, will consequently be post
poned until next term Of the court, as Dr. Chiffon
Is an indispensable witness for the prosecution q
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CTTYs
ssptsm Der ~, isss.


The Cossfi,stisa quotes al iength the spirit II
the national press IN fsver Of Judge Black review
Of lodge Douglass magazine article.
The EsGsLsgsassy publishes LETTER from sx. Pres
isleni Tyler making esfrection In its recent s~rie.
Of articles 90 tho s,sriioss question In Afser &C.
lsllnR 10 ais otieisl conduct TIE ssfslisssses,
thIHss that the distiHction fnsdc Ia witasnt diff
ference, bot gives the ex-frpsiaeei Che benefit Of
he correction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

NAVAL ORDER.-The Secretary of the Navy has
issued general order authorizing commandants
Of Yards who have commanded Squadrons to wear
the dag authorized by General Orders of May Is,
isss, at the stations under their command. The
Senior Flag Officer of the Navy will wear his flag
az the main
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

Str HENRY HOLLAND, OF ENeLAxD.--we un-
derstand that this gentleman, who 10 at present
the guest Of the President Of the United States
was entertained to-day at the Soldiers Home in
company with the Cabinet b.-. @ go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

LIGHr-hoUsE MISUNDERSTANDING nce has
been received at the Lighthouse Board that sew
eral hundred feet Of the pier on which the beacon
stands, at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, were destroyed
by the late gale on the Northern lakes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

EC-In New York, on saturday evening, an in.
FAINT was found on the STEPS of the 18th street
Catholic church. Pinned to It's dress was pa
pr an which was Wi item "John Carpenter born
sept :, $50" u was taken to the Almshouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

AGGREGArE LAND SURvEYs.-It Is ascertained
that the entire amount Of public land surveys al
returned to the United States General Land Once
during the year ending with September ~, 1859
10 81 SIS miles, or IA, 6sO, SAG Ga acres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

IT, There wsz terrible storm ON Lake Mchi-
gan on the 2lst ins,@-' Along the shore great
damage was done trees, crops and dwellings.
Milwaukee p 80 says some any families there
were Frnderss bnusslrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

IVA vrrdict fos s2.ooo ha. lately been taken
hE dcfs'rt against ta- rdi tor Of the Binghampton
DG'lr Pepublican, for n libel published in lisa,
uP'n Elisha u smith. Democratic candidate for
'O1gress n the Broome district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

u ras ~ i.sals Chief Of Police, Daniel
Rawlings has been arrested by Dspaiy MaDasi
Paws Oh = waSfshi rharging bio with Eit-ap-
Ilieatiop u he nabiir fsssds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27
NEW FALL GOODS - .,.
IN rurpn IvsEE29R GENTLEMEN.

49, j. THIRD Tvs TALMENT
JusT RECEIVED, Per EXPRESS
AND STEAxER MOUNT VERNON.
Another beautiful addition. which completes nv
stock. In all departments W tn the latest and most
fashionable styles of GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, adapted to the present and approaching
DRESS SHIRTS, UNDER sHIR rs and DRAW
ERS of all grades, 4 =, T-I1 80 -
SCARFs, STOCKS, TIES, in rich and be,ut fol
variety, 90. - .-.--0.- -
SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, in great
MY facilities for doing business are of the most
for cash and credit, and no store rent TO paw enable
me to sell at the lowest prices for ca sh.
Fonte attention and fair dealing NAV be relied on
In ali cases, at LANES
Gsntlemens Fashionable Furnis hng store,
seTeo5t Qntel, Il States.l near az street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

IL We hear that Rsrry, The hoFse-soner. has
EIvAl in ysaHg lady Of wssiraSsser county.
New York vito has seesauy bezn exercising her
wonderful powers on yieiopb korses with grea,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

NEW cARPET ROOMS
~ sa I,., R.o.;v.d .ss
SrC0Nn SUpppror
p,cu our ior
VELVET. 3D..
cuo,cp p.rrr,,s -, :. cARPETINss.
70 - INGRAINs AND THREE-PLy.
all ~ INor 1s cI 1Tf Pn TrK USUAL WASH
l. r. PERRY CO.,
opper Rooms Perry Bxfldins."
xrI.sIINSToS ,S S.,.,' ra ~. anu "a :.
r. MRS. ELIZA w. SMITH. q
! - " 4"ss'" f'"' 'e"''"''S
-....-.- BOARD OF INsrRrrr,ox.
Hail. Mass Snma,s, ,ats rm n5 a 81 Mystic
|-c..:;.. Chaplain Nora Science and Latin
shea Female Seminar, n. *, PSssespt :, so OF
PSispsnphr s s9d rSsI., Ma'hemaoc'' Natural
DIR. JOHN 6. r. HoLsToS' tProf, ssor Of sur,erx.
permests and in.t,ssa leo.urss with =.
Natural Phiio sophy. and nsiomy. ~'"'''
.na i Ph EsnSasse' English Grammar DOtat0n
frof d. a. ass Proiss'pT Of Modern Lam
snd Italian. ' ''.s spAA'' l'
Languages al the University Of Leipsio, Germ.n
Madsme i.RnTixr Rr .Icgsq. ,s,om p.r;., M,,ra
SopuI1 CasNrp sfro1n ~ s no "i n, ~ ni9
w ffr1m sam na.,S.r, Ts.tyyn
ofCoaverxaiion an ErsnnI ,sepms h' II c S
ish LanguaseS. ''"o''' anu Sp0n-
Mrs y ~ SS1TI ftaugbt NV norrb,, n. -
others Win assistsnts *; p. ;ss,.'ri ~, snu
Water Color Orientsi pas,nhnm:: 1,ecssn m
o. other stSIos paintnS ~, Er,,it vi In enu
J. CO. ns Eop ousT Rprs @orthS ps .a ~ -
struction. . Pencil And ina m S;ns Vi oon
Miss JufIaS. g. NJ IPnnsT n a. p;.h, 10
mani Ffnrsnca ~ IRn , VI Gig. iichv no
Music. .''"0'' anu ''s' Dupre-' fais'' VOCAL
Prof DE Corvry, Harm and Sinsirs
Mr. WV IL raIMFR piano fs.s.s. "a S,,.o.
Miss C.pnI1 ,c...... r AZ -
| ii u. lotodubto Vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.

FRANCE, BROADBENTS L CO., MANAGERS,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
FRANCE, BROADRENTS CO. having oh
tanned from the Legislature of Delaware at It's late
session, Lottery Contract, to cont inue In opera
ton for period of twenty years, and having given
bonds TO the state for million of dollars 10 ss-
cure fhe prompt payment of ali prizes sold, are now
afaMlng at MIlmlngton, Del, the CONSOLE
DATED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE Tor
the benefit Of international improvements and other
enIrIrPosss And the SUSsEXCOUNTYL LOTTERY
OE,DELAWARE for the same objects.
Ths Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware arc
Srawn daily at IS minutes before D. m, and the
IL m. . 49, ''"
All drawings under the superintendent of Lot
terry Commissioners appointed by ths State of Del
aware. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

u The Sssss pssssa as Asbara 10 paying en-
Pens~s The Prlsns al sing Stag shows bslanee
IT $50 So in its iaysf fss tbe mesth Of August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

THE NEW BUILDINGS FOR THE WASH.
ington Female IN s.ituts will he open f,r insssSc
hon On fhnrsday. Enaay end Saturday, S2S 6 n
between 18th and 18th streets, se 2i-ff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

New STYLE OF ENvELoPKs.-The selfruling
envelopes Will not be issued until the Postmaster
Generals return, next week. when further orders
will be given ......-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27
TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON,
- GEORGE TOWN, ALEXANDRIA,
And Thar Resi-

I'O LTH LADIES OF WASHINGTON,
Il - GEORGErOWN,A ALEXANDRIA.
Il And Their Respeetice Vicnitiss g..
4 taks pleasure in informing you that have lust
MetafRed from the North with q veFyNN .
Sargs and complete assortment ol&&K
FANCY GOODS, which for varety ok
ana beauty cannot be eXceed in this city. In adG-
ton 70 large assortment of EMBROiDERTES
and WHITE GOODS of every descrItiOn-and
esprclaly Real Point and Valencia Lace Sets and
collars. OF when my stuck is very complete, rang
ing In prices from 81 to S75-I have hand iars
and carefully select d stock of Mii.LINERS
GOODS, comprising in part ibbons. Silks, Laces,
Flowers, Frames, Taretons, Ruches, with BON,
NETS, HATS, and FLATS of every DESCRIPTION.
Gn Monday, the loth Of Octnbet, q particularly in
est and best selected stock Of Black and ColOred
velvet Silk. La'e, and Straw BOnnets ever offered
selves, i 'oN'
wish TO call the attention of the ladies' residing
IN the northern part of the city to my New Store,
Northern Liberties Market Space. between 7th and
Sth streets, where they can get any goods usually
kept IN a we'll regulated Ladies Fancy MlIlinery.
and Trimming Depot - prc.,soov
sc 21-1w No. 10 Pa av., bet 9Th and 9Th ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

TIVE LONDON sIRTkKRs.-The Bricklayers' As
sociation In New York met hst Thursday, and
adopted measures to assist their fellow-craftsmen
now ON the strike In London. They propose to
raise SIS, coo, and $50 have already been sub
scrib-d, leaving just sl4 $40 TO be raised
IL Colonel J. wooten, few DAYS since. dis
posed Of the Natural Bridge property, to John
Ius,re for the sum Of 900. The Natural Bridge,
ROckbridge county, Va, next to the Falls of Nj
agara Is the greatest natural curiosity In the Uni
ted States ...-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

PENSION Observation-Disclosures Of en- Expenditures on
account Of pensions for the next fiscal year are
being prepared at the U. s. Pension Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

pEOEs GASZYNSKI will resume his CLASSES
ofo, H. ~ R2AhNSING at Franklin Hall, corner az
Ior Masters and Misses at p. m, Ladies' and ~
TTSSnrsdmen az ~ m on Tuesdays andl
lhuisddys., Application can be made To Prof. t.
o. h,s residence-NO. 331 E street, between lStn
e-u .oeI. 7-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

The EXPLOSION ON THE GREAT E.srrKxAt
the coroner's inquest at Weymouth, on the 18th
inst, one OF the jury said that they hoped every
effort would be made 10 discover the man who
tIrned of the cock or valve which led from the
standPipe in the stokehole. Mr. Scott Russell;
said II would be proved by witnesses that the
cock Of the valve was open on Tuesday, and
when the vessel left the river on "Wednesday.
The inquest was adjourned until Saturday, the
18th inst, to give the jury a chance to examine
MI hel.ennan, the chief engineer IL was init
mated oy Mr. LeVerson, that the company were
IN no degree responsible for the accident. Nearly
%" persons paid their half-crowns to go on
BOARD ana Promensded the deck all day, defying
the squalls Of wind and rain with am enau,sncs
worthy Of better cause. Tue scene of The rplo-
sion a. far as IL could be viewed from m. 49,
Is the great centre Of attraction, and as the mon
''rOes fragments OF iron work have now been 90.
aP from the ssokehole and placed on deck eno,sh
evidence is given Of the fury Of the expIosion -
satisfy the most eager curiosity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

THE NUMEROUS FRIENDS AND Gus
and 9cnist, will be happy to hear of his
snisnda S,o 70 this city and reopened new and
RInpu Opt,cal instrument Estabfi shmenf A nj 90
az ms Known STRENGTHENING Eve Glasses
s nb III, e. On Pa avenue, No 2l4, bstveen
N<COUPON BONDS OF pun M sIIScc
w TON GAS LIGHT COMPANynn AZ !. ss S
And IIa nyssmeLt being sums Of Ave hun
bearing interest at rate of six Der can't a. -, ana
and are for Sale BY RIGGS 4 co. "" enon'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

sPoOh Shu napkin rlng, az marked IN full. Wash
Ing sixty cents per dozen.
b No pnpils received for less time than one farm
and no deductions made for absence or withdrawal
before the close of the term 1t 10 desirable that
pupils should commence with the first or second
term though they will be received during any part
bath. '' '"o SOU
Pupils can board at the Seminary during the ,um
with a teacher at cost - Wv SP''"ss
Single lessons given and Private Classes tar, bt
IN any OF the depa rtments on applIcation To tie
Prnelpal. Post Office, address Box roc, WASH
ington, ID. G.. q q. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

IL In New York, on Saturday, Jno. w Meal.
pine, on trial for swindlng school teacher. Miss
Cora l.. Woodbine, Of all the property she DOS
sess7d, on the plea of providing her with lucra-
tive situation as governess In Cuba, was convicted
OF larceny as second offence" the accused
having, In June, 1852, been convicted Of embez-
element, and sent to the State prison. This yer.
dict renders him liable to sentence of five wears
Incarceration In the State prison, but Judze Rus
sell deferred passing sentence until NJ onday morn
Ing that he might have opportunity of restoring
The school teachers trunk; in which case. not only
would his punishment be modif ed, but II is prob.
able that the District Attorney would not try him
on the two Indictments still pending against him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

:, SPORTSMEN'S GOODS.
Tie subscriber has received d rect from the man.
Double and Single GUNS.
SHOT TOUCHES and BELTS
POWDER FLA Skis great ysrietv
Gaps, POWDER, SHOT, WADS 10 ~
Al Oh which are offered at Northern prices, either
wholesale or RETAIL call is pectfully solicited
3D.. JOS. L. SAVAGE
49, Sign "Gilt saw" Pa avenue.
se2l-6t IIntel.) s bet 10Th And IIfb ~.