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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
TIME BRlIiSB .uo NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS

TT1HE BkIiISH ,uo NORTH AMERICAN
/ RoyAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Cnet CABIN Ps-"as. '''''''.''''"''''''''''"Sl1
Second CABIN s tssi' Boston to i;sroG
Cniei Csbts Pass ............s.".'...''.''Slio
III. .S,. from Sap 6.'o a'' al at Has
PERSIA, c.P, J9dkms :1NApA C c% L M,,
ASIA. Capt. f. q. Lott NIAGARA Capt .ders'a
s.. at-y clear Whit sh, a, a..t-nrao green o.
esrbosro bow red on por bow.
ASIA Lott. Irsyr. Nv York wrsas.dsy' g
AFRICA t'.. Lrsv,. Sr~Yo,s .N~inr.day
EpkorA Itch Ls.ys. S. yc, w .a%..y mi,
ASIA L,t......-- Lpsyr. NwYors. w.dae"sy Juy p
x ARIA es,,. SewYoii "Wednesday Aug
b-rtbs s-curo autil f-,d foI
40 ,xl~rincsd Surgeon Oh board
80. Of ;. arp. n F o.. 90 ' soS % SS
= bills q aans sisird therefor aud The value ,hereo
''' expressed F'' 'ls oUss sssi,i tSP sS~an. r.
NIOriIE-in hlsufo the Ssoouscss n Tina Line
@ s CORN .s1 a 20 :s e' .sS "a, s.d lgsss
LuNpos' GLASGOW, DUBLlN. BELFAST AID most Of
sh pIncTsl twn. in RELASp 10y ss,fy, '.is
sTFAssHiV coNFAEys ,pleadis clyde bulk Iron sersw
ssasuhips A.. tat.r'-c 70 ssh as follows
CITY OF WASHINGTON. .sATURDAY' June ls'
esSo ~ sSrSs6Si NY "a
a. " oecc.. ao.4 tom Pier No ~ North River.
Cabin sroll Sr~ aad PhilAdephia.
Thfd ol.. tvn ,uy the Ab,ve-asnet pisoea
Re-. available Tor nuntat q
bsyT-, falls hsutuls, Bremen AMI
vt.u and al ,sr-s q The Couinentr without delay
SorIcs pfod- ~ith essry i-4uin. u
b~.s- ~. ioe.- extinction Ere snd he strctst Asrpne
h srfnrcsd ~i.h ro<Are 20 thr ase u tshts
ger, ireland lime avoid h- rfsh aud srost de-
Sn oo u !1ou'. he s'e~o@rs pss- T. Cch
air--
Tor fregu- as yas-g, sYY- oncs Of s5o Company
J00s g. DALI, 40. 10 broadway, Nes-foTs, Agent
10 i.v.,ss,ol % Nm. tNhAN. Tosei Rniiainss
ETEAni E0 IRELAND DIRECT, !ur S,b.-ite
- IAvrrxxl AID Phlzd-ipais st-s,nshis c<
s,l.niia powerful asaInsaps tuteLded 70 ALL
Ernm Be tast ana Cora -,
CITY or MANCHESTER, 10. and Sd Of JEns
From New ORA . Cora sio IiV. ,p-sl-- -.
k1rE
u.ein frSra New logst ~ CoIE $40 Liy-gSo. ..eIS
s-y.erase frun New q Cora slf LverPoo!.... 40
tardTs ar Unlimited sls,os Z tns aes croses provf1ors
xfl Cd ~il De s-rvrc BY thr IlEieezy strwsris
p.s-apser. by Inc AVID D. 1.s and soss aet~lNee
s-llps H.6sI end p JNos 10 s-assers 's1 arcs
oprt
TORN MCKEE. ~. - .ioSo-s -, seafa&
c " d SEYMOUR c.. Cora, -
SRA In fhsaep-sa ans NsvfoTs a. IN Company orness
- WAuu, e. yhilssshi. an Ne - eroad~s; No.f@a
- JOHN @. DALE. Ass1t
rN ,vaAS Agent, NJ. So ana 50 ro~v' sGidnss, 1.-Two
y.,.s-. .shns. sin .sp-as IN future 'dv-susruens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

~ CATION COMPaNYS NEw@YoRK AND GSbWtY
LINE-The splendio GI.tcss. st-au.p ,RGO WBfrs Com
u.DdeI vi depart from Ne sYos pr Galway via JOINS
THURSDAY iuY- Is Pric. Il Passss-: Frst Os- Syo
S-copd S. Third $50 Literal asp table sUpp-d IL rmrd
Cas-. For freight passage and further prtedr apply
b. uud, their g-bci. iTil-d pha
Bsnors The ofs otre Company mir Express routes
and princp office, No 81 Hud.on-st New York
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPGNY,
HoI.l
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Olrap 6renmers, 81.
d AMER of z0TH LINE Gnl CALIFORNIl

Ctr AMER Of 10Th JUNE for CALIFORNIA.
~ LThe Fsvorie Steamship NORTH y.AR (of tn Ns~
LIN New Y,Ek June 1th fnf Aspiuwsl f.p
Fre, will BE- taken a, ~ 81 per ci foot through from
k.vs' rk San Francisco via Panama r. Oad ssrttp
Corr which wall have Panama srii7Sl Of 5th Jolly p's.sD
srIs'rorn E.w-York.
~ mted number Of Passengers will te taken ~ ges3y
dGoe1 prices
Fer passage freight Amply o. ly ~
% B. ALLEN, Agent. No. 5 Bowling green.
Bills # LsdDs Of the form used by this Line will be furnished
An.h a..ra. lLa.fi.t
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amrsr-g Furnishing Sooos
M,1s eiiuneuua.

A TEINSON7s COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
N RrDfS-r- ongssl Only genuine for making
koOT BEER PRINCIPAL dept. 81. go Gr--Dwiche, sbSr
B.rcsy-vL
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vJNHE NEW LINE Tor CALIFORNIA


9Th and 2Otn of each mouth.-GREAr REDUCTION
Of FARE The fsvont. steamship NORTH cRH Ll1Hr,
C. Tuklep.Hgh. will rays frtD Pmr No. Npr,h Rvr,
TUESDAY, Juy 5 ~ ool~k p n, CONNECTING Panama
R.ilrusd, with s.esn-tip CoRTBZ.
F pSssgroT freight spp the only Office Of the line, No
4 Bow hrs
The NORTH STAR will su,c.@d the Norh"sn Light aud
ksv. New Y"k 2th July, connecting with 'he O+slLABA
ID Is. ALI EN-, Ascnt
NJ BAH persons forbid trusting any II
the sb.v- shrs q Owbefs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
LNOR HEW-HAVEN-By ,trsmer, ELM CITY
y from f.obssp 81 50. N AsS TRAVELLER At II n ar
Avns ip tine for he morning trains


LXth kEW-na EN-6y str4mefp Elm CITY
II from P.ob-ssp 81 D. 10 ssS TRAVELLER at II q n ar.
Avns N time for he morning trains.
WEEIlAWKEN FERRY lie NOW RUN
w Mn" DAILY from e. H. 10 from ,2i.s,-s,u1-
acdiout i~rry IoUs. rave b-en -f-c and angle
provided pa,sns-rs sDd are is-.
Ertass. ply -vsry fifteen iuuies his ferry 81 ri,
d.srsb- r-~at tor tt ciz- Of S-~Yart II.
~ p4Issde and fores Wr.ha~ ras-i..e vcni.,
81 the iauclus sbuunns with beautiful wks ssis. On OF
aDdr the fs,-d. sns the riveT the 1T asry road,
Pienc sshnols and children -p.Td hesth aud delight
fu cay at W'obs~s'n. Psfest order 10 maintained ;e
grounds a. the Company
buohF os srs osered r sale by the Ferry Company
prshle terms Apply a. ,hs ofoe Jse Company OF
the W--bsws-L noe
Lon BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE ois new
PORT 40 FALL RIvEk-Th- splndio ,1n s1v=,io
EtSnei METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves s-v-Yor, -vsf,
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY - o'elncs m.
30 'nt ,nPIkk STATE, Cap. BrsvroL o, MONDAY
NFDNsspAV sDa SRIDAYs ( c'ek>t D n rom sl-' NJ
iE.R
He;,sf.eI, ~fn fexsrdee
Ant nn,il the same shsl have been paid sor.
frestt 70 Boston forwarded .broazb with sress dspseh b
y Eyprsss Preisht Train
Nm BORDEN, Agent, So4 ~ AID n "es-e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25

Z, EsslAND AND CHINA-The New YorksTim
says: "Of the intelligence supplied by the Eu-
ropas mails, the most interesting 10 the cores
pondence between the British Foreign office, and
the Hon. Mr. Bruce, the envoy to China. The
publication has not had the effect upon the public
mind, which In authorizing IL, the Government
seems to have anticipated. There is ample evil
dence thatthe temper Of the instructions forwarded
TO Mr.: Bruce had been departed from; and that
the mission had been 30 prosecuted as to excite
reasonable jealousy and disust on the part Of the
Chinese authorities. Thus, the fact that his OBJ
ject In visiting Peking not to tx his diploma
tie residence there, but that ratifcafions having
been exchanged, he was to return southwark, was
apparently withheld from the Imperial Cernmis-
sioners, a fact. there Is much reason to believe,
that would have removed all obstacles to his pro,
gress His hasfsr-bas Treatment Of the Nanda-
rims was also anything but friendly or concilia-
tory; az his correspondence was 20 imperative IN
IL tone "a to authorizea belief In the minds Of
people 50 ceremonous - the Chinese, that his de-
signs In urging his panage 10 Peking were of a
questi enable sort In fact there 10 little room to
doubt that Mr. Bruce was intent upon distins uish-
ing his mission by some such exploit as that baf.
fed by the Chinese resistance at the mouth Of the
Tien-tsin River; not having before his eyes the
possible disastrous event Of the attempt II ID
noteworthy that Mr.. Bruce Uniformly aliudes with
respect to the American Envoy, Mr.. Ward, and
antici pates successful result to his better vise
policy.n = ~ q = 2 & & - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25
pREPARE FOR WINTER. -
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves!
Crates! Crates! Crates!
Parlsr CemPanisns! Parlsr Companions !!
FURNACES: FURNACES,


sIBI.EY GUY most respectfully invite the at
- tention Of their customers and the pub- Il,
- he generally TO their large and mag ~
DkN innocent stock OF the above-unsur 6pXv
te sssnss ss amy thtt1s Ss5sd Y th,
the es3olishment il sol. cited, in order that psr
=: The name, Cox, w HITEMAN q Co, Philsdel-
cooR 1oss s
2. NoRTH, CHAsx NoRrH's celebrated Cas-
BURNING ''SEA SHELL is another Of the best a nd
handsonest Stoves sold. 80
s. The "SIEwARD SIovE" with Reservoir and
Tin w armer, famous throughout America as the
most mos peIpiect stove ever made, can Also be had at
In fact we have the exclusive ss ency ofthe Stoves
Our assortment Of PERFECT COMPLETE, FEsroR
CohPLErE, ROYAL Cooks, BALI MORE CoNPLKTK,
&e a&c; 90 ,is iarge and carefully selected.
our "GAs- BURNING PARLOR HKATER,o % declared BY
As evidence of the fact, We have already this
season put up upwards Of thirty and this s the first
their exceiIng merits. -.. -..s..yr r..
|. On the shortest notice we are
also prepared to furnish and
erect HAywARp's or kIsTER-
BOOKS FURNACES. The single
menhon OF these cannot but
secure your patronage ...
Our assortment of PARLoR ard CHAMBER SrovEs
seldom is sueh a variety offered to the Washissfos
public, combining, as they do, all the advantaEes
such as fHel sdctHg, &o.
SIBLEY q GUY would further inform the pu bic
have largely incre ased their HousEFpRsI.HTnNsss nss
and BUILDING MATERIAL department. They have
also secured the agency ola PATENT FOLDING IRON
ye, ana most convenient ar
- SSS PA. AVENUE, BKTwEEN sTH AND loIH
STREETS &c 9-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25

/, BJ- At about O'Clock In the manning OF 10th
September, duel was fought, at place about
I've, miles from San Andrens, Cal, between Dr
Preston Goodwin and Col Wm. Jeff. tiatewood
weapons used, rifles; distance, 40 yards At the
nru nre ID. Goodwin fell mortally wounded, and
died about two hours afterwards. 5ssl7s -.
iC The New Haven Journal unders ands that
the boundary Commissioners appoin nted by the
ssates Of New York and Connecticut have sd-
youfnea without being able to agree upon the
psoPer method Of settling the line, and without
agreeing upon any future meeting =
III coppsr-tocd shoes Tor children are the
latest novelty In the way Of improvement 70 the
~ long asthe shoes Of the ordinary make. This
must be good news 70 poor housekeepers with
III A negro Sickles was hung in w Wsshin stou
County, n. O., on the 9Th inst, In presence az
some Sou spsctators- The culpfit subjected thai
his wife was becoming too intimate With Whit
man. and ina d. q frenzy procured pistol and
sho< him dead. n = tisEsssssf - -
NJ According 10 the Sacramento Standard.
Mr. Bfoderick just before receiving Judge Terry's
challen2s stated that he pected 70 be called on
by Terry, Desves And fssxia, aud would kill them
all before he 1eftfor Waslsintoa. -z.- =
= ~ A New Yosk paper ststes that sunday il
Tie basine.s day vita the piokpockets mere.
One pious lady had her pocket picked Of e20 q
she entered church door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25
" Capt. Bm Cooke, & /. r.fre.en.sd to be

III Capt. BIN Cooke, is rerresented to be q
most notorious and blood-thirsty individual, pos
seging large amount Of brute courage; be is
reckless Of his conduct and hestates not to shoot
an adversary. some time ago he got into al n
Guilty In the neighborhood Of Harper's Ferry with
one Of the railroad employees. The man was very
close to Cook, and when the latter drew bis re-
volver, seized IL and turned the mnzzIe from It's
aim; Cook discharged II, however, and fhe Charge
passed through the clothing Of the right side Of
him whom he sought 10 kill. Before be had time
10 hre the weapon again he was felled 70 the
ground by well directed blow with slung shot,
from the effect Of which he laid insensible Tor
more than two hours. That, however, did not
deter him from further acts Of outrage. His ma.
tivity Is not known. He is said TO bea man OF
him as q dssigning and dangerous man. Cook
married several years ago In the ncighborhood of
Harpers Ferry. - 80 80 !, qs;yg =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25

ID Until recently II has been renera,.v .,n.
posed thsttte only once Of dining FORKS va to
convey aftcies Of food from the PLATE - the mouth
Duf another use has beea found for them A yo,,ny
gentleman, after dining one Of the fashi
h>Anp the other DAY, deliberately insss,ed ~.
lronys ofLi dinnef fork I'm his tangled moustacbe
and IN the most artistic manner proceeded 10
ssraighten out that hirsuts sppendags.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25

,,is IND OF Az ADyExruRous LIyE. Major Robt
SIhs' formerly of Wsshington city, was found
dead In bed at New orieans on the 5sh inst. He
Mes esg.ged with Lopez In Cuba, and received
ape he was pardoned by GEN. coacha. when
Maker was In such straight IN Nicaragna he
ssssmPsed to reach him with Col Lock- dgs's
he was struck In the forehead bv a Mse.t. IN
Which made the circuit Of his head and came ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25

s III Mr.. Burton, the comedian, has princely
place st Glen Cove, New York. A letter writer
says: "His garden is worth going miles 70 see.
most costly descriptions here luxuriate, blossom
and bloom the finest green velvet is not more
son than its Rrass plants, and the nicely boxed
borders OF his beds show the exquisite taste
Of ib owner. Apple, pear, peach, nectarins and
plum trees are here In number, and he has, at a
cost Of some Sl5 900, erected iot-house that looks
more like the Crystal Ps.ace than anything that !
have seen. His grape vines are really wondesful,
and the grapes are superb, and as big as the eggs
Of a Pigeonp = = \ 1.s.p 4 &. ftasf.t7pE. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25
CsONsOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL
" AWARE.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MANAGERS,
q . WILMINerON, DELAWARE ,

q WILMINsroN, DELAWARE.
FRANCE. .BROADRENTS 4 CO. having OBJ
fained from the legislature of Delaware at its late
sess12n, LOTTERY Contract, to continue IN opera
hon iof period OF twenty years, and having given
bonds to the State for iilioa Of dollars TO Sc
9ate ine PromRs payment Of si PRICES sold, are now
DATED LOTTERIES OF DELLA WARE for
the benefit Of imProyements and other
0EDELAWAREf for the same objects. =
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
drawn daily at IS minutes before p. M, and the
Sussex County Lottery daily at Is minutes before
Aildravinxs nnder the supsrintendenoe of Lot
tory Commissioners appointed by the State of Del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25

H An American traveller who recently v,.,s.a
Berne, thus expafiafes upon the peculiar perfumr
which pefvades the air of that city: Ibid anv
thing smell % bad as Swiss cheese, You can i'm,
agine the delights Of q residence at Berne when
Tell you that Berne 10 one great warehouse fsr
swiss eheese-that 10 10 pervaded by the smell of
ehesse-that the fresh air of your morning walks
sno tne sfil atmosphere Of your room. and the
algnined enjoyment Of your dinner are all spoiled
tne eaor Of cheese. Cheese ID the Bernese otiar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25


his:s.ai Tsss.:. fSssis:s Ssi;s.s I.s...ss.s. sse'.
o1si.s.cssa: 7ss.-ia. sIs: Es.ssc@s3. %
s'a" .ssiss-: ..a Sa'issss s:s c,issss Ms-s''4
). Issssg, ,,ss The sss,s ssn
Tsn. sRs q s. sf's' and PsHn''
Sis1s1.ad dfEgSsri2s El.sss. 9sm oS Gr5ss1
snS .svsS %s sag.ns & %ss DIS
ssns tstt,itoSy y.srantseins perfect EsistS N the
FINE 20 New orIesns-Four Days and Ten Hours.
sst p sS 4s.R: snS SOsps. ~ o. me
and Ptsseed th.Sss 70 New Orleans BY s.ssnsS .;
70 ticksblrg by steamer, and thenoe via Rslirosa
k.sd Ct snS hs%as sns s4 s9d
I.ekson, and Great Northern RailIOsds, 70 New
ssss Boat Araaserness from Mspv.ss sesrh.-
now sos. s iesSns MempSs svers eas sobesys
excepted, for New Orleans and al fnfernedIste
frasr New on cans rsqfsts sad Tue sdsSs. fBursS
days and Saturdays by the regular Nlckseurs Bacf
o New s'eS Boat. away. fs e.rs prcn on
srrival Of trains making sure eonnecticas This ia
tse only = ne that has Laly Lane of stsamsis on
Tshcren fSsns. nSsii ir.yr wAsnissros at a. m.
xiS tSs pflIsss q ssiRs over sSs ISS any
to RioS%ond si,host cSsnss' 'of Can, and Ssys .
cgafers.bls nlehs.s ,e.t e the cars are provided
III Be Ssne aad zsEJor 4 iek<fs cia orasss asd
Alexandria Railroad.
Passene ers for Richmond and the South or South
west are respectfully informed that By purchasing
their Tickets wa Orange and Alexandns route,
they avoid the annoy OF change IRON boat 20
cars st the inconvenSent hour Of midnight as by
the river route.
Passengers from New York viii meet sn Agent
Of the Orange and Alexs,dr Rslroad at the Depot
at Washington, from whom they viii receive polite
IL TEe steamer eEoReE PAGE re.ve. the
81 }. N. foI AleIaSdfiss Tsets. Is:. sssAxS
and Southwest Passengers for CAayioffesrillS,
Staxntor; Ftest Roya! Weedsteck, Htsehesisr. &c,
will take Boat leaving Washington at 6h q m.
Omnibnses leave the Ofce. corner OF Sixth street
And tsnns,lvania avenue, % o. m endt p. m.
LIZ On arriving at Washington. passe ngsrs for
the south will be careful 90 take the Orange snd
Alexandria Railroad Omnibus
.. JAMES A. EVANS.
oc T-d Ticket Agent, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25

sPUGILsN.--There Ii no probability Of a fght
between Heenan and Morrissey, In copseQ uence ol
thtir Inability TO agree ON . basis Of operations
Morrissey agrees to tight Herman FOR ei0bO0 otter
The cont between the latter and Sayersthe etan-
pion and England; but Heenan declines the prop
ostion the ground that the result Of his contes,
with Szyers may be defeat, and perhaps disable
him, and by such a mIshap would lose the forfeit
wi d Morrissey. He 10 willing 70 fight Morrissey
for the sum OF $40, 600 before be goes 70 Englsnd
but the latter positively declines II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25
you CAN FIND THEM

TEA 4 cSEFEE PoTs, SHHPisS il pIsAEs IS,
B0iLEEs: or othsT hsIssIsepins sftioiesS You
Y = DG G'Tog Tog need LBATA EoRKS" and SPOONS,
5IfARktE 5IfARktE iISIy66S iKINSIly66SS P0CKETT, TT, KGNIvES, RA- Z.
BRUSHES, BASKETS, BIRD CAGES. or Z
thousand other USEFUL notions! You can find them
At FhANCIS, 49O 7th st. 90 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25

4SS cox Z McKENNEY 430
FOREIGN AND HbAbtfMs boMEssrrc CIGARS.
We have on hand varied and choice stock OF
and retail, Those Viahins Srst rsse MA|
srtlcle EiIl DO well to call. All orders
III Sevsnth strA~t. nsar g. ai-4 ..s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25
!. ...n...as i...s :. MISCELxAAE0Ua 49, !.
a r2oa z MRS. WlNSLOW, gelsal5 :
= Pusssnts to the attention ef mothsfs, ksr ?
s.S SOOTHIN G. SYRUP, .


Which iasl.tss The q ss.hins. ~ sosa
ing shs guns reducing all infamnstioavi al(ay ALt
PAIN and spssInsdic setoa, and s = - I ~
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS. N
Depend h uothsrs will give rest 20 yourselses
Relief AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
MAY, ~ cosFtDHscE AID rRuTH q i. what have
M.ds@.. sssss MRS. MS * Il Il = sl,siD. 10 . y
Tlcr cunE,lWTNsk0w,sir when dmely msd.
s.ss. ..:!. ID y s.s SOOTHING s:..se. g dc
=. se..I..y, ,si.f: SYRUP, dshsss:d Win i:
hghest eenenA.sisu Of its, geal eaeess and edesi
aflsr ten yesr;' espsrsnce AND PLEDGE ouR RrPdra.
TIoN FOR THE FuLrILMENr OF WHAT WE HERE DE-
CLARE II almost every instance where the infant is su
Ing from pain and exhaustion, relief viii be In te
This valuable preparation the Of one Of he
EkIENcED and sKILFuL NugsEs In Nev Env-
land and has used with NxvEs.FAILING SUCCESS In
THO OUSANDS OF CASES.
ony relieves the child from pain, but the
stomach and bowels scidty gives tone and
energy the whole win almost Instantly relieve
GRrrIse IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
and overcome eonsais IL esdy
AND susHsI .rm FOB spT sts is tss -: %onIp
in all cases Of Drst CHILDREN lrNrERY and DIAs.
.ls.. ,am .. from .n,h:f h. !,
We would say every mother who has child
fsrng from Of the eompl.ins-Do LET
roUn PREJUDIcfs, NOR THE PREJuDIcEs OF OTHERS,
sUarys. AssoLurELY sURE-to follow fhe us. Of thu.
medicine IL timely used Full drecters using will ae
each sos None Esnu'cs unless the fe-simis
CURTIS PERKINS, New York. the outside wrapper.
Prineipsf ofee. No. - Cedar street., NY ~v~-- Il.
Pncs only 70 Cents per Bottle. -s oc n-dkvly
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ACADEMY

pLAlNFIELD ACADEMY,
Mar CARLISLE, PA.
The nth session Is months) commences Noven-
Der LIST Every effort 10 made for the comfort and
Improvement OF limited numbef-25 students. En-
tire expense, go per session. To FL . few yscan-
noon.) Circulars at Star Ofice, or address
= seS'-eo1m Principal and Proprietor.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WVVO A0O VOA1.
TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
DLooK TO YOUR INTEREsTn
- PURCHASING YOUR WOOD
A sPAYNTER,s CITY STEAM KINDLING
STOVE WOOD MILLS,
.1'3Jt Foor OF SEVENTH STREET.
10. You will not only be sure of full measure, but
you will get your WOOD cut in 3, 4, or S
pieces and split any size desired,
Flny Cents per cord cheaper than il Is sold from
any other yard in this city.
III His WOOD is Of the best quality.
IL He has the biggest carts and boxes
O The best Heart Spruce Pine Weed
UAn Delivered Fr.e Of Chafee.E
III Now please call at the
You viii get quarter o.. - 'e ""' " -
Cord of the best Spruce Pine
cutin pieces and Split 80
You get quarter Of a cord OF The. go
T. ..;..,B Best o.k Wood cut and split
In y pieces Tor Sl.9i for Sl e. :
All other parts of cord at same rates
Delivered to ell parts Of the CITY, ~
IL Orders by mail - -. - : : -
IL Promptly attended to.
The Money 20 accompany the order, or be ready
when the fuel lie delivered.
III Once corner Of 7th and Canal streets, oppo.
site Centre Market A. PAINTER,
ocb JH l at Pages Wharf.
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THE EuaOpEAN gOITsE,

tP THE EUROPEAN HOUSE. -c'.
HE Undersigned hasInE taken the spaoious
avenue and t,th street, ID rapidly fitting ityEAy
up for Hotel, 70 be kept on the European lk:Rl
plan. He will have admirable recommendation Tor
one hundred lodgers, and will furnsh Table Board
for many more HIS lsrder will be well stocked
in the Federal Metropolis. and his Wines. 4 O., un
surPsssed II is has intention g keep q frst-ela.s
share Of the patronage Of his fellow citirens OF
Washington and the travelling public, on and sfter
about the fsth Of November proximo. =
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EDUCATIONAL.
NIGHT SCHOOL.

T NIGHT SCHOOL.
y He Subscriber will open, upon the Sd Obtober,
tween Pa avenue and street north, over the store
Of Wilson Bari. Here will be taught al the
English branches, Mathematics, Ancient and Mod
efn Classics. Bookkeeping, Drawing, Engineer
ing, Architecture, National Philosophy, and oil or
which the calling in life Of any Individual MAJ de-
mand. There will also be delivered, twioe a week
cal relations.
For further particulars see principal.
IL Residsnoe-No. s4s L street, between 18th
and 10th. oc 3-Sm
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FEMALE TEACHERs

tn FEMALE TEACHERS.
Il WO Young ladies, sisters, experienced teach
ers are desirops Of entering seminary for ladies
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Latin, French,
higher English Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre
For testimonials apply 10 the editor of the Star
or to MT. Weston, editor ofthe Republic.
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NJ MRS. McC0RMICK'S SCHOOL.
lpRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends and the pablo generally that she viii resume
the duties Of her School on the ist Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued viii comprise ali the
branches requisite to q thorough English educa
ton. .-.a -. - -
In addition to her day SCHOLARS she ia de-irous of
IeceIylns into her family few pupils a. boarders,
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrsngemsnts for the accommodation and
due care Of pupils have been considerably increased
and othervise improved. 1hoee in Washington
desiring particular information with reference 20
her school may apply to w. %. Wallsoh, Editor Of
For terms and further particulars apply al her
residenoe-No. 30 Cameron street, Aiexandris, Va