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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
wEDNEsDAY aoRNINe, sEFr.7, 1859
PLAN ANp ORNAMENrAL YRlNrINe.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain aud Ornamenai Pfinimgg' eyery description
lone at the Printing ksabliahmeut The leader Oce.
latest improved and most rnpd ttertes,
est STYLE short nutice, and at reasonable rates pa-
ocular attention Dsid blank wrk Livery descriptions
anding done especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals
aies Booxs. Rscetving Bouss kc.. 40.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-20
State Agricultural Fair.
SUPERINTENDENT OrrIcr, G.. 4 G.. Il. II. Go.

SrrEHiHrESpENr'S orrmr, G.. 4 G.. r. r. Co.
tuIIMrIA, Oct. ~, 1859.
W lSlIOES t., the State Agricultural Fair to
to be held nt Columbia, commencing on
TUESDAY, Sth NOV EMHER next. will be
passed over this Road for one E,,re. On
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday return tck
CTS Will be gwen good for any day To and in
GLIDING Saturday, 18th NOVEMBER.
Stock and all articles ;nfrnlcd jof I,rhib;f;ou
will b" transported at tie o,cncrx' risk free Of
change. For this purpos" Il special train will
leave Grecnv!llc OH Saturday, 9Th November at
o'clock a. N.
Persons Wishing TO avail themselves of this
privilege are reminded of tho necessity of giving
notice at teas. Ten days beforehand of the 1ran,
uty and character of the stock TO DO ehppcd
Attendants cling with the stock will he cy.
pecied TO pay one fare. Agents along The line
Will be notified of the time of the arrival of the
stock traIa nj their stations. Up freight will he
charged on all articles purchased at tho Fair.
Not more than one bale "I cotton .n each rlan
ter VIII DC taken ON the above conditions
Il. +. RAWORTH
~, :. co., Gen. Supt.
oct IL, 1867 25 I'd
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-20
CARP S!
AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICEsl!
W M. SHEAR

HAS received n very large supply Of CAR
IL PETS among which are,
English Velvet CARPETS, of new and spien.
did styles;
English Brussels CARPETS, of John Cross.
ley IL Sons, a large supply Of new and elegant
patterns;
Superior Three-P7y CARPETS, of new and
beautiful STYLES;
Superior Ingram and Venetian CARPETS,
A supply Of CARPETS, at 25 cents per
yard
>. The above will be sold at lower prices than
ever before offered in this city. Persons wish
ing. the article, are respectfully invited 10 call
aud examine the assortment az I feel assured
they will De convinced that it is better to pur.
chasc their Carpets in Augusta, rather than order
from the Northern cities.
ALSO,
Rich Embroidered Lace and Muslin CUR.
TAtNS. and some at very low prices;
SATIN DAMASKS and DELAINES, for
Window Curtains, with CORDS and TASSELS
TO match;
large supply OF Gold Band and Fancy
WINDOW SHADES;
GILT CORNICES ana CURTAIN BANDS,
a large supply.
The public are respectfully requested to call
and examine the assortment
Augusta, Ca, Sept. q, 1859 "a tt
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
AJbeuiNe District-C Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary OF Abbe.
t.'. vile District.
WHEREAs, Elizabeth Cobb and james II
w Cobb, have applied to me for Letters Of
Administration OIL all and singular the goods and
chattels, rights and credits Of Edmund Cobb
lat. Of the District aforesaid. deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish AL
and singular, the kindred aud creditors of the
said deceased. to be and appear before me at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District
to be hUfden at Abbevile Court House on the
twenty fifth day Of October. inst, to show
cause, il any, why the administration should not
be granted.
Gvep under my hend and seal. this tenth day
Of October. in tho year Of our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and fifty -nine and
in the eighty. fourth year Of American Inde
pendence.
WILLIAM HILL, O. A. u.
Oct. 10, 1859 70 9,
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-20
MOORE s. QUAIFE

lave in store by far the hes, stock of DON ES-
TIC GOODS they have ever offered:
BLEACllED and BROWN SlIRTlNGS,
BLEACllED and BROWN SHEETINGS,
BlEACIiED and BROWN LINEN TABLE
DAMASk. very inrgc stock of KERSEYS and
HiANkETS. good stock Of fino BED BLAN.
kEIS, DOliEiS and NAPKINS, JAMES,
NV Feds, SATINETS and CLOTIIS-a!l
prices; WHITE and STRIPED OSNABURGS.
We know we can I'LL your orders in this way i,
you Will come aud examine. We will take Lleas.
ure in showing any through our stock who want
goods IN this or any other department. Our
stock Of CROcKERY and GLARS-WAEE is
very large. Como and see it if you wan, any
thing in that way.
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DRY GOODS!

Has received !. large supply o, rA1. al
1Io;..., Ill :WiNrkR n, Dry GOODS. oompli.ins - O.:
Ladies' Dress
J., !, AND
STAPLE ARTICLES;
among Which are,
Il, Rifh; French I Printed DELAlNEs <.n w.en
and DELAINE ROBES:
Small Figured French DELAINEs. ian v..n
of orautiful styles for children:
Lad'es' Rich Dress and Foulard silks .f
the latest. Paris styles;
Sup supssicr !n[ @ rIa;n Black SILKS; and I.di..;
Black Silk ROBES;
Superior Plain Black and Color.d lf.,.A
MEhiNoS and DELAINE;.
SUPER; Superior a. French PRINTS Of new ..i
An.,sssy sssy fRlx7x !i;Fs assortment q 1ssIS ..i
, French M EmSroids,ad lac: J: and m Muslin COZ.
LARS and UNDERSLEEXES;
Ladies Embroidered end Hem. stitch. I'd Linen
camhric IIANDkERcHIBFs; 49,
1Ss!S sw:'s >. and !a}fenet Eba1Nas and iNsERf::
VacnGienhss and Thread Lace EDcisGs
g. Il n!asE =! b}asss's ficEs and SILK tR1Nasit,s:;
Ladies' l.: s!k Velvet cLoAKs, Of ne. and :l::
Ladies Black and color.d Cloth cciocAKks: i
Lsdies Superior Brooch. and Stella ShAWW1Xi
ESGTPPes'or "elsh' Patent and sa1ony FLXNj
u; F.osy a, cAss1MEREs and }EANvs, 10. }::.,..
r,H:;:y H:syy HUcKABAcks and md bbiAatknRs, 70.
Superior IA Linen sHfiEErlNtiss and ri,or
ssEss;ss ;s 81 and and io4 fSblIs. and p.p,...
., P:g::*. =: NAPKINS .sd, D.m..1 rAp1,
CLoiilS Of extra sf. spH DUALITY:
Ladies and Missos' MERINO VESTS, Of ,h,'
4 oonpIeA s.;;assrtm.nt Of Ladies, Misses.
Chidrstn;s. Gentlemcn's and Youth'a Ho.s
l., I'srdi:s r aud Misses Steel Spring SKIRTS, Il
Marseillrs QUILTS, of ..,r. .i.. and ou.s,,..
and s"nea very low prices:
enag ~, iarge sssortment Of Goats and Brsekss
nfcoI- COTTON, Of tho Nus. most u,ea ,,;tk,
Sewing Machines. s''" VIZ"
No a complete complete assortment Of Ladies' MoUnN!
1~ss. superior Crib and Whitney Bed BLAsK..
HAs' s"me Of extra size and quality.
Also, will receive in q few dayx
a large supply Of EEGRoNBLANKrT%ys.'
Wneh VIII he cold at Very low pri6ssr T With q
grest e W, ssr'ety Of other Fancy sp STAPLE AR,
LILIES. ~ suitable for tas pftea4t sesson. and i$
sa o. which the at.sh'aa " the pablls h ~
Augusta. Ga, sep,. n. lssa ~ ~,
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A SPACIOUS AMPHiTHEATRE

will also he i'll readiness, to seat some ihois-
ands, and add to the interest of the Ex,b,.
ton Ih" track for the exercise and d;splv Of
fast trottcrs' has been put in order, and
tho tr",,crs already on hand promise something
exciting.
Visitors will be passed over all the Rail.
roads i'll the State, during the week Of cx.
hitition. for one fare. All articles and animals,
tm'"d'a crprrS~v for exhibition, will he PASSED
(at the owners risky over .ll the Railroads in
South Carolina without charge. except the South
Carolina Railroad. and Chcraw and Darlington
Roads. who will demand onr-haIf freI,,h,
Visitors should take the precaution TO procure
Return Tickets when they pay their fare. to
avoid embarrassment AMI delay. Exhibitors
will please give the Railroad Officers timely no.
tice Of such animals and articles IL they NAV
wish transported, 4. well as the time and point
Of delivery.
a.. p. CALHOUN,
II. UAKLEE,
d. w. RAY.
J. f. MARSHALL,
J. 4. METTS.
". r. ROBERTSON,
II. J. GAGE.
Lxecntirc CUmniNee.
Oci"ocr 1859 % 4L
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-20
Sale Of Land---By the Court CT
Ordin ry.

Real Estate of William MoDll, decd.
by order of the Court Of Ordinary, vii, sell
- by public auction, on Sale Day in Noqem.
Der next, the Real Estate Of William McDill.
decd, situated in Abbevie District, on waters Of
Long Cane, adjoining lands of II. A. Jones, Jas.
Edwards. and John Douglass and comtnin,ng
twenty acres more or less.
TeIms-l2 months credit. Bond and good
security. and mortgage Of the premises. il
deemed necessary. Costs to be paid in cash.
JOSEPH T.. MOORE, n.
Oct. IL, 1889 25 ida
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-20
TALL and WINTER,
1889.
MOORE B. QUAIFE

VA OULD again call the attention of the
w people to tho largest and best selected
stock OF DRY GOODS ever offered before in
our town. und we do not hesitate to saw that we
can sell you anything in our line cheap as you
can buy it in any market for the cash. and lit.
tie cheaper thnn you can get them in The up.
country. We ask you 10 examine for yourselves.
and see if what We say is not true, and if it is,
come and got your supplies for the winter We
will he happy to show you through, and promise
to please in style, quality, quantity and price
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-20
LAND FOR SALE:

APSuVD GVu oH6Gs
TNHE subscriber offers for sale all his Lands,
Il coptaihing
Z99 Acres.
on accommodating terms. These lands will be
sold seperately or all together to suit purchasers
my Home Tract, containing
50 8R6 Aores,
more or less. is as Healthy place as there is in
the District; good Spring and Well Of water,
an excellent Dwelling aud Store House, Gin
in;es. ''''u'
My object is to 90 West for Tho nu,oo,s .,
turning .r'y attention to ths Farming interes,
! will take in exchange Negroes, good Field
Hands, at a fair valuation.
Some Of my Lands lie from Two 10 Fon,
miles from Hodges Depot, aud my Home Trnct
about half mile from good Mill known n.
Douglas Mill. 10
For further particulars address tho ,subsc,;bs, i,
at Hodges Depot, s. C.
7. J. ROBERTS
rress copy.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-20
y O V T. M B T. r, 1875 9.

TNllE Executive Committee OF the State
Il Agricultural Society of South Carolina,
beg leave to call the attention of the citizens
of South Carolina, and the Suutherr. States to
their approaching Annual Festival. Tho Pre-.
MUM List is very comprehensive one and
Premiums will he awarded cn every arti-
Gle of merit coming within the range Of the
AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL, and
MECHANICAL Departments, we'll as the
FINE ARTS, LADIES' FANCY WORK,
and DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
In addition to the large and admirably mr.
raltgei Halls for the accommodation of Ex-
hihitors, the Committee has made other very
important improvements which will add much
to the comfort and endowment Of visitors.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-20
Land Sales---By the Court o:
Ordinary:

VHNHE Real Estate Of Robert Smith, decd, will
~ be sold by Public Auction (for par,ition)
at Abbevile G. H., on Sale Day in November
next, comprising one hundred and thirty nine
acres more or less situated in Abbcvile District,
on Mulberry Creek, adjoihing lands Of John
Roderick. VIM. SLrawhorn aud others.
Tcrms.:-l2 months credit, purchasers giving
bond and good security, and u mortgage of the
premises, if deemed necessary, to the Ordinary ::
and the costs 10 be paid in cash
JOSEPH T. MOORE, 8. A.. D.
Oct. 4, 1859 2I ida
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-20
MOORE g. OUAIFE

Have row in store n :ery large stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, Hats and Caps. We have
the Seamless Clothing that we will warrant not
|" rip. IL you want anything in this way come
and see be!crc you buy elsewhere, as we promise
to save You money i'll this department. and to
sell lou good goods.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-20
Savannah Valley Railroad.

ME Annual Meeting of the stoekbolao,, or
II the Savannah Valley Railroad viii h.
held at Calhouns Mills on Me Third W.dn.sdou ". q
of November next, at II o'clock A, II.
BY order of
Pre.t. sEokN.:
WM. A. GILrs. Sct'y & Treas.
Sept. 30, 1857 ~ A.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-20
MOORE e. QUAIFE

Have now in store the best stock of LADIES
DRESS GOODS ever shown in our town, in
MERlNOS, D"LANES, CHALLIES. CASSI.
MERES and SILKS. all grades aud good
stock Of BLACK SILKS. Ladies' would do well
to cxaminn before getting their supplies.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-20
MOORE g. OUAlEE

Would invite the Ladies to Examine their stock
of CLOTH, CASHMERE AND VELVET
ClOkS and SllAWl4S, as we have Il very large
stock of these goods in store. We have
go"l assortment of Misses and Ladies' FLATS
aud BONNErS, HOOP SKIRTS in any uuan
tity and at all prices
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H1otisSS;

NotdSS: E72s7S'
A Ii Psr'ons having demands ass;sse ~
n. Estete Of II. W. Clsy, dsc'd.. viii si.sss
rsI'asr Them IN. properly astsssd. ty ths asss al
=, lewis Gown. E.e,v,s,' &c
Sept, 10, 1850 -" % 6s2. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

IL Some months since the New Gork Evening
Post Contained a romantic story. of which Mrs
Cunning ham. of the Burdell Bond street tragedy
was the heroine, and was represented still en-
gagged in the uIOst repreiiensible adventures. Mrs
Cunningham SCI ms now to have adopted a new
mode Of retaliation upon the Post. by fixing her.
self IS the next door neighbor of Mr.. Bryant, the
proprietor and editor. The town residence OF Mr.
Bryant is East Sixteenth street. near Second ave
nue.; in the house adjoining, towards Third ave
nue., Mrs Cunningham has taken up her abode
The four-story brown stone front, with massive
steps and impressive bow windows is Mr.. Bryant's
house; exteriOrally, and the interior arrang ements
it having been built to his own order-are doubt.
less in harmony with his cultivated and exquisite
tastes. plain two-stOry brick house is that oc.
cupied by Mrs. Cunningham Proximity to such
a neighbOr was not altogether relished bv Mir
Bryant, as soon as the fact became known to him
tie has used every decent means ia his power IL
procure her ejectment by the landlord. but with
out success, as Mrs. Cunningham pays her rent
regularly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

DFA German of gentlemanly appearance has
lately been practising an ingenious swindIe on
the henneb-c. He calls oa man ufsc tu7ers Of can
dies, and Processes To have secret for making
searine candles from I'LL w at 4 trfing cost and
Oilers the receipt for tive ty dollars lie calls for
piece of tallow and d kettle and while the melt
ing Is going on, pour uids from two vials aken
from his pocket. lie then fills the moulds; they
stand few minutes to coo. the candles are taken
out. and 10, they are lard aud smooth sieari ne
candles. sure enough. Suspicion is dislrnictl
and LIZ receive twenty dollars for his receipt one
OF the ingredients of which requires to stand six
days after dissolving The purchaser prepares
lis chemicals, and waits the necessary 81 4 DAYS
then tries batch Of caBdles, and finds not only
no appearance Uf stsarin- but that he has spoiled
his tdllow! gentleman who had been swim.
died. sent some Of the candles made by this Jerr
my Didd!er 10 Boston TO be analyzed, and they
were pronounced pure stearine. Ii seems that IA.
carries the article vita Ia IN, and by some hOcus
pOcus arrangement putt L into the kettle instead
Of the tallow. The object of the six days prepara
tiOns may readily he seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

III Elder Orson Pratt is preaching vigorously
In favor Of polygamy, at Salt Lake City. In one
OF his sermons lately delivered there lac undertook
probated and sanctioned it's practice alnonU bis
peoples that mankind have been led astray by the
foollsn traditions Of past generations and the I'M
inspired dogmas of ignorant priests, especially in
married in the garden of Eden, were sealed for
time and for all eternity. and argued that persons
married according to tue order of God would be
exalted to reign as kings and queens over their
prosterity. Concluded by urging upon the
strangers present the necessity OF ny OFF the
bands and shsckles of false tradition and 10 use
the right and liberty. guaranteed To all men, of
thinking for themselves; and when they found
the truth 10 embrace II, regardless Of the preva-
lence Of secariaa and catholic traditions assuring
them that in that way only could they obtain a
knowledge of the Gospel Of Jesus Christ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20
rHE NEGRO CAMP-METrI>G In NEW
JERSEY.
Rfmarks Of the California 1reacher.


TIE shades Of ROseville, New Jersey, have
been enivened by negro camp Lneeting. II
IL thus described by a cOrrespO adj mt OF the
Newark AlIertiser:
Sund@y iast visited the can't. The camp
ground, wh:;h IS beautiful piece Of woods, is
between the BlOOmfGii turnpike and Orange
street Through the ground. a carriage path
winds way, On either side of whiC the tents
are pi' he'd.
.. Those in charge of the r'fresbment tents
had arranged their tables with n good deal of
taste A ehleken-pie ON the table Of an old
lady who spOrtec an immenss tuIOan youId
nave found patron but for ;ne G odueuce of
.he shepherd Of tlese black sheep. He in his
aigh.y-cOlored discourse, hiI charmed all our
spare change into the blue srcskeTy that cir
culatsd freely IN all iircetiOus The sleeping
tent were JUST the thing to each full-grOwn
ehilt In As for the speakers stand IN was n
iOthI: model Of a cOw-shed Ventilation
which mad been overlooked by tho builder was
admirably arranged by knock g a. board ont
on one side, through which tie heads of the
speakers, seen at a distance. lsoSed not unlike
4 Tow of cannOn-balls set on a shelf As the
Afternoon service was over. those that held
forth from the stand did not at .eInpt TINT stvle
OF elo1uenee, the effect Of which is a series of
reltglous gymnastics But at The evening ser
vice saw this accomplished by young Strip
ling, VINO was announced by the master Of GER
cH1VhtSt as Tue NdllI0rnlH DtlDC preacher. The
process was short, but very edectuaI Itw
IN something of this style that this clerical
harey introduced the pale LUrse :. hear der
pale hOss a eOmmin ali, He cum for Won. Mr.
HyPocriticah He cum for dat sister what
laughs IN esmp-meetin ah, 1 hear de huffs ON
der ground by her-ah,' This last touch of
eIOquenee was illustrated by few hard raIs
on the board in front Of hiaI and very near the
heads OF those that sat Qn the anxiOus seat II
stlrred up his audience to the highest pitch OF
excitement: they jumped upon the board sasts
yelling and screaming. The scene was terribly
wild The danes Of the camp-fires lit np the
pale faces Of the whites. making them stiIJ
Paler, 8 SeSmeI On the white tents giving than
the appearance of sheeted- ghosts. dane iny
around the orgies Of black imps. could bear
The scene no longer; gliding down the road,
under vista OF elms through which the moon
Sh"t her silver arrows. came to an opening i'm
t"e woods, some distance from the camp Here
Wdiie seated on messy trunk Of a fallen tree,
Dorne on the evening breeze there came the
melody OF pathetic hymn sung by the sweet
voices Of the African women. knew then that
ihe storm had ceased and music had proclaimed
her potent sway"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

IIJ-In New York, Oh Thursday night last, two
men, named Patrick clancy and Patrick Sweeney,
ramblrd about town, while intoxicated and finally
tumbled into cellar at the corner Of Broadway
and Thirteenth street When discovered by the
police, In the morning, Sweeney was stone dead,
and Clancy lay slumlering soundly by the side Of
the corpse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

SUCCESSOR To Horace MANX-On the eth inst
the Rev. Thomas Hills, recently of Waltbam wa
installed as President of Antioch College. Yellow
Springs. Ohio. and deliveIsd an address ON the
occasion. II appeared from his remarks that. I'm
consequence of the cxigrncies of tile College, l,e
had accepted the Orice Of President without wait
ing for formal d discharge from his parish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20
MUSICAL NOTICE.

M MUSICAL NOTICE.
lSiR. WIN: 81. DIETRICH, Pupil ofthe Con-
servat2lre of Prague Bohsmia, and late OF ksfs
Now ork, respectfully announces To the c1tsEN
citi GEMS of Washington hat, having been S$SSx
Undue to take charge of the organ ard chuIr
IN one of the leading churches in this place he
Is Prepared 10 give INSTRUCTIONS IN THE
PIANO, HARP, GUITAR. and ORGAN; also,
ln VOCAL MUSIC. Applications % bo u ads az
Mr.. MEfZEROTT,S Music Store. Ps aveGue,
where crcul ar will be found stating terms and
further particulars. The best Of references given
on application CLASS IN SINGING will ba
stated 10 soon as certain number of purils shall
hhhe hhhaoTlDrd thelr naines. y SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

III Among other tough warns that We're stuffed
into Horace Greeley, ''out West" says the Hart
ford Times, they told him that three barrels of
Salt Lake water would make barrel of salt
" This Is rather strong, says Horace; but whether
hr refers to the salt water the story arc left
Ia infer. The yarn Is not one half so Improbable
as The Munchausen tales of Horace about the WON
urriul Profusisn of geld at Pixies Peak Ilrbrr
hlhbilI says OF him:-W hat a fruitful imayina-
t"h W must have. tie is the greatest liar on the
i"e Oi Tue earth. Why, bless your souls he is the
id.h"r OF all liars. He will go To hell and be the
father Of all liars there Amen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
MESICAL CARD

A MUSICAL CARD.
"A. +. LITTLE, PROFESSOR OF Music. having
returned 10 Wa hIngtun (ait.r the YaratIOnl h.fJ
wishes To inform his friends and patrons. thattEsS
ha has ,esumed the duties of his profession. SzzE
E-lhg the professor Oi the musical department at
A"'wIck Seminary. and having pupils esex here, he
has out n few leisure hours to dovoto 20 prvata
scholars IN this CITY to secure his there
for, early application is requested.
Terms nd circulars tC be- had at w g. Metzer-
OTIS Music store, cor nth street aud Pa. avenue.
Residence st DIR. Hunts, no. $40 Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
d FOR NEW YORK.
ASSAGE, -INCLuDlNG MEALS A

ID FOR NEW YORK.
l. ASSAGE, INCLuDING MEALS AND
STATEROOM, 37.s
cd,nNy Ine New York and NlrslnlS Screw Steamship
ship MOUNT VERNON, Cspt. T. .Ee&AN
=. ~ SnIth wal leave the Company f0<E7n
H. uwyyPot, Mestern w harves, at ~ O'Clock a. m on
EDN eSDAl sept. 9TH, and the Conpany's
Pe-Sengsrs from Washington and Geortetown
can tske the coaohes connecting with Alexapdrla
steaInbUats OF railroad which leaye the corner ~
TN street ana IA; avenue hourly, or they can leave
On the steamer from the Western wharves at IN
O'Clock g. IN. - ~
State rooms can "a enraged on Application IN
Messrs; Morgan n RhinelArt, Western Wharves
ture SfNA
III Insurance will h. eferted on all goods Inv
premium.
Tho accommodations for passengers by this linz
are IN every respect hrst-o ASS and every effort vii
D. made 10 render this communication with New
York an agreeable and heathful one.
-, For ILeisht oC passage apply TO FOWLE &
II. 3. CROMWELL h co.
se2ly 10 West st. corner Albany, New York.
DEGULAR THROUGH LINE TO CALIFoR
IL MA, VIA PANAMA, on the 5th and -s-oseS
~ OF every MOI th, by tho steamsh ps AS+fyfs
ADRIATlC, ATLANTIC aaS BAi. sS<5S<-,.
TIC, formeTly Ha the Liverpool LIRe.D The above
uurlvallsd steamships. owned by the Nsrth ATTAIN
California ~ ads o. 1e OF which wall leave the wharf
loot OF Cana street, on the Sth October, at D. m
and semi monthly thereafter. The rates of passage
ass fIelEbt Will b. as reasonable by any other
lIne They he We aTEe freight capacity. a-d the ar
rangemsnts f'T tle comfort ard health ofthe pas
sengers will he such as TO challenge comparI son.
IN experienced surgeon will be attached to each
ship. au as-lm