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18th. SESSION


Rev. NJ. G. MrcuELpAcnKR's School
Stm stsbrtsn rsutitsn publifum Si.p, ,,r
1n,siat, bag mtins S4ufe fur 0nabtu n,s
9tasntn. ain srlten Mcutds i'm Ssvtember wi,.
Ger srSinst rsrrsn pirb. W"
9n m,insr StuI. psrprn biz ,u,,;;t.
osutld'e, fran3Siilds une btbrliitr Sppaa,n
u't'rrtdfet, 'bsnic esitn, Sdrsitsn, @trar..
ep'.. @ti6t6ts. Ratnrittre, 0atura,lhi%t,
s':dnsn mar auf gerlanaen and pud,
tdltunS. Wis @sbalieu babe i'd ,w,i o,;S,,
ssertr, he in iepsr 6inii6t ibr,n Jadtpn AZ.
wa@ltn ltar. @t,tne S&ul,tmmsr liuo inn sS,.
it'rtnt Der Synascss an IL, nate MariboIa,
Dtsisniasn GItsrn. Die mir ibre .Siuper o,.
0trtraatn ~ipollcn, linp criu6t, mir balp bic NI-
if'ss ~ nidd,sn, ca i'd nur cine fleiu. 9lu,a6
ntusr SHulrr anntbmeu fann.
VI. 81 ~ / 6.f6a6er.
sdt rerg /. unp Observation-Disclosures.
OaS ptrainti&t wunptrbars
Nafh-5tuto,
elm aueSrStihnrtes DiittsI, nm 9Da1he ~
rsint9sn uab in sutem :3alfanps an srbaltsu.
nssririHt alt abnlihsn perattistn YrGs,ratisntn
ane wiro lu 80 Cts. per Wauons ptrfauf..
Strtault ttnyis bti 6. q. Nispt
edt Der Main u. II. Str.
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4. M. 2immemamn,

ubrma6tr uno 0olparksiter,
8rpnpfrabs, ,wiihen Der 5. unp 6.
Tietnrn 6rfunern ano otni sttbrtsn putlifum
Die Nnseise. oaB i'd an cbiatm Yfabt tinen tb.
ren- ino SewelerpsStcrs erSInst babe. wcislbl.
th cine aroBe 9tuswatl Der ssi6madpcaRtn In
eiees WclGGft sinihlasenre 9lriifsl iutrt. h,r,n
Cute sarlntir uno ~eitltlbtn iu auserorstntli&
biutaen Yreiitn o~ertduft.
9teparaturtn itper @rt p.rosn i6ntl uRb fill.
fiait t%eiprpt.
Sceben srbaltsn 800 Ssrea Orams.n, $50
8cren Gitrcntn, frii&s YFaunsn, 1. 2 unp 6
Yfuno Soreu &oinsn uno 6eisen, lcrpie aud
rilhen eimburser Salt uhe Sarbines.
SiaiS la esrteufen an @isCtrptrtiuf,r Sci
%. ". Mstrs,
232 Brracfr., Spil6en Der
3ttn uno 4tsn Straft.
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WirtbI1afrs Gr6fauna

Dsr uHstr,sl@nsss trlanbt ith einem astbrttn
yup,'.um oit @nitigt gu maiden, oae tr ipilhsn
OCT o. ano q. SfraBe tlnen 9assrkitr- Salon ,r.
aHas. PAT. eSiptrp pas Ssirebsn prGsl6tn ltiu,
pels har0is eslten Wttranfe Su baltsn nnp purd
auImsl.lams uno trennbli&t S%epiennna bitisni.
s.l, waWf ION b%t.Idbrn, ben turpn NuftntbaIt
i,tbai IN iuadben.
atAmoue, 20. Suti 1860. z
Jobn 5trbis, @at.
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Sd0er=@~ piupaanie!

DEN @l,tslispsrn sar Na6ri&t. ea6 j,s,s
Dpnnsr,tas, &btnps . ubr, r~tsslmaeist Sr,r.
eisr-llttanSsn in Der .Military 6aa" iattixstH.
\ Stptn !tbttR Denn,rfans i'm @iVnai
fnptt pie mpuatiihe '@,rian,mians In esiaIs
ess StrrR S&ap fatt.
5dStmtetT. ORD. Stra.
$500 9ss. Smau Srsaits Bacon, 10 Sisress ia
ptrteS
Gaurab atntudp pans, Hnb S 6itrxs Do &amS, nsbt
siei,n onber,n AtIiftln trhtelttn isthtn
lSm. 9Saaat Sibxe
10000 sbs. 5pbb's 5os RcanO 8amils ga.
con, ~ baben bel 9Sm. Walaet S5bne.
Dnrd ptrI5nIihe Ginfiuis i'm sisr6sn Sin
i'd in ZEN StanC ssitst, mtinen strbrtsu stun.
BEN Gin YcriaSlid.S fassr Der Soften GiSarttn is'
Der &rt unc Qualitat gu ausnabmswsilt tigi.
gen Yretisn ~pfesiren ia fSnnsn. @tsihiaas sm-
pfebls i'd msin weblahcrtirtsi Eager pom 8aud-,
&au- unp S@nupf 1abat, pfeifeu aler Art Hnp
irniti9e @rtifsI, Dis in sinem Sisarren.@ slhdit
sepGbnlih ssfubt weretn. lin eins %..srflliat
Anliht ieines 2aasrs bhtst 3. S%sfsnislp,
go. l24 Q8rpae1ra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-28

VIZ t0H OVHu UsVt OuPFFaI vVH VAUO,UUU pfiESt
nno I'M Sabre 1882 sarS Die @eiessebuns
BON Sirginisn tinselest rurcs.
1srii&trpnssn psrbsn eart sisit slts G~smrssni, err
tbsiit inter ben s~angishsn Bsoinsunssn sss,n 8tnsr~ Hns
ssdii,risdosu an &istntbum auu Art. als: SsHits, 9lsu-
bel. YaisT une Waartu anu Nrt, irwsbl In Der Staet,
ais and i'm Esnpt, uAo psTeen Die Seirshsnesn ausIseiRn-
ger rrpxpi s%sltitsf. sE.S 1bt.tEF
ar 6ur bic gsl;ss nne Die sufRasms Der ~ ysrftdtrr-
ben Utstnltauet wirb ui&is ttrtSHet.
SfFo Ne. Isl @lainfr., NiHm,ns, Ia. eiSe ffhy
nntsrbait Der StspatS SfFa. ~
N. 8. GsEarhir. VriFs.
HeiHtan III utS Sr.. Styt- - ~ rel.
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Irnblinsss nnp CONNER. s9aaren fur 1860.
pate, @Isen unb Strpb. Us
ale tnter;sidnettn BADEN Jest y~rrritbis unb iYa sSerfaut
rtiae Iusipahl pcn Sur, Ga0iniere, 5renb> III , aues
dsan Self pats. McIes;tn DrtB pats Der fsinieu tlualitai
ane ~ Ieetm Yrsiie ietS rrrrs:is unb wsrStn euds fplhe aui
Sslttluns ensefsTtist. I'M tinen 8elud bitten srscbenif
80. I. Moore II. Upmp.
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Salat6l. o,erlts. S.irts, 8akstsGHsn,, Gtser-
.aet nstft eiltr T,nst anttrer Artifd. Ssrfamsrissn, 9u.
Sin's ernact. grr,pn sninefpr Sssp. Sabnshrasn Can b O..
Ieone, Il. &c. ium Sttauf tti 3. g.. 6if6tr, asi.
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SAt0e Sthcenf,
%tanaIastnrsE ssn ital;saii&sn uns am,ris.si.
9ta'mss' WsHsmsnssn, 9sihenaein.n i,r,,
"s' aHs aasr IN fisiss g.i&sft .imi&Iessnp.rs
Arbtittn.
Via'nitf. inii&sn per 5tsn nne 6t,n.
N.tns arsnset xxs psrssltxs Nns t:,uu,liSa ,;..,,,
~. I.sae ssrtshtteH arttiisn, auf rae Vsftr,sc,,1s,
!: : us.,sailNtM xuh srsrtfsnif&sn gisYHsr suss,tns,,
y, ssssnihttn ,r nshnitn sne ,in,r pri,,rra m uri,,~,,-
mn, sss We eNesrn.r" ssrsrtiss Hthtuunssr s,sS,n' b. -
~ s'E, ZAP 20 nitint ssebrsn RanStn -,b,r 4, sS,
:; ~ .cI.lsl eseisntn fam, ale irpsxs elm anhser he Srifsr,
~ t.N1n Siaei. e,aMi ~erlttsnt SatrA Ni3os..s.HM
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United States


OcMtfbe MppfbeEe.
Shr ben mir con mtinsn bitltstn &anlSltutsn 70 reid.
LID S.l6tntisn 3ulyru6 sniIi& pens:ne, smpitbIs i@ mid
aud %f.rnertin psr,ri ~ssusisteE MDblEsdtn. inptm is 10
sasn sne @,eiedusnieH, stsH srbisit: pEanHisn, Gr6fsu,
tttnt uRb srcbe ettElts, Saga, @rsSmtsl, y ftrarhbt, SHs
flEtsesHt Ser.sn 3nesIn, ssuti@t 9iHsrisA, gintr s. snitT-
6.li6tns 3immi, sanj,n unb s~.,isjsusn, nsbt sasa axesru
Wsrpurien, SGpdmHs, par fhnitrisr, StT,n d. x, aelds
Nrttts ID ~ cen mSsIi6R b~iuisifs1 Yrsiisn stftaS ~tnapftllt.
$. e. 6iidtr, asi.
200 Sorts GanbIss. 5saOw. SpsYm uHs ApamsHsint
$50 9SYsS Soap, 9ia6, STsrR nab gtnsu.
50 9or.e 9tr Bart Dpl2su Geseft,
Gsires Rice,
400 Jrepis unb 8u6tItS. s
200 Uros Afcrtth YipsS,
200 0rpB 9iatHee
0 10000 GiaarrenL ssrf&ithsHe Nrants, ,S,ssn ,rtaIt,u
nno mp Ssrtauf bel 2Dm. DalIaee u. SsbL
20 8crTtls Saltim1rs pid@es, losbtn trbaltn unb 10
saSeH bel Dm. ID aIlats u. SsSE,
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8cfountn,ehstnam.
Dry-G Goods s. Fancy. Stors
am Heueu Marite.
W." 5stuth UtuIlttr
@de Der WrpaN- uus 6.,, Gtr,6,

ede Der Srede- nae 6tsn Strass.
9. 81. EsItnbaum .mpFsblt Isinsn
5rtunorn uno esm publifum fem gut afurtirtss
wager BON 6rabiatrs. sBaarsn, bic ,u ben tiais.
item prsifsn atsssebtn wsretn.
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Ssrableeun9 Der YrelIt pon Ncblfn.
Die preiis ron Get; iinp 81; auf rsitts TaSrihi NJ,
fellt:
Srft Quntp Gofs &5.5s Per 9sas.
Seft Sail Gsft LIS :,
Sarc Gpt, ttips 9rrtsn ass !. :.
Gisi,n Prsti.a jufsiss mug Col, ais cas- kinisIe J,us
rnrss% sisitrial bisir Stafrn ~ansti,btn rresa.
StSiusunssn SaarlabIuns helm 9,tsasn ssu atiisf,
rnns.
ri, RrbItn~9Gtes btfHp,n nd Gis eu 10. StrsE, m
SaitS. une Sft Der o. lnb Spvflr. irelid spm Canal.
1921 Sus & 5SsY,s 49,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

NOVEL WAY TO CURE HUSBAND OF
NIGHr WALKISG.-We have heard of numer-
Gus expedients resOrted to by wives whose hus-
bands were in the habit Of being out late at
night, TO bring the gentlemen home at proper
time, but none that for originality or effect
surpasses that adopted by lady of this city
1t appears that n husband has been in the
habit of spending his evenings away from
home, never coming in until II or IL o'clock
and frequently staying out until daylight.
The patient wife used every endeavOr to con-
vince him OF the error Of his ways, but tears and
expostulatiOns were of no avail
Finally she hit upon plan which brought
the gentleman to his senses, and as soon rs his
legs would carry him there. to his home After
%aiuhg lor MIN lli near morning, she filled
the fireplace full of light pine shavings and
applied match to them The chimney being
full Of SCOT, took FIRE, and the flames burst
forth The alarm was given at once clothes
hastily put on, FIRE bells rang, engines brought
out, and for q few moments it was thought that
a general cOnhagratiOn was sbOut to take place
The erring husband was one of the first to
arrive at the house, and without stopping to
unlock the door, burst it in, ready to do valor-
Gus deeds in rescung wife and children from
the devouring element. Judge of his surprise,
on rushing into the room, to find the children
comfortably slowed away in bed, while his
wife was busily engaged in piling on the COM
bustlble material. Finding out the true state
OF affairs, he stOrmed and swOre but all to no
purpose, his wife coolly informing him that if
his nocturnal wanderings were persisted in.
she would get up something that would fright
en- him more than this small display of fire.
WORKS. IL Is SAID the gentleman is entirely
cured, and although it has been some time
since the experiment was tried, every evening
finds him at home at an early hour.-LafaUstte
Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN ScHooLxArEs.-
The Oxford (Me.) Democrat gives the follow
ing account Of an ARRAY between two school
mates =" Ridlon, one night after school, tore
up seat aud ripped off some boards from the
oeiling Of the school Wadsworth who
with one other boy, was present, desired him
not to destroy the house, and on reaching home
told his adopted father of tho injury to the
building. The father warned Ridlon to dis
continue such practices. The next day, after
they had eaten their dinners at noon, Ridlon
approached WadsWorth, saying, Now, 1 have
got you, and kicked hum several times. Wads-
worth, after the first kick, begged him to de-
sist, saying, You have broken my side in. ,
wadsworth Immediately went home, in much
distress, and died q week from the day he was
injured A Coroner's inquest was held. The
physicians made a report upon the appearance
of the corpse and the Immediate cause Of death,
but did not decide whether this was produced
by the injuries inflicted. The verdict of the
Jury was in accordance with the report Of the
post mortem. The verdict was not satisfac-
tory. and Ridion was arrested on the charge of
murder. and, after a lengthy examination,
committed for trial. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

SAD CASE.-A woman, called Eliza Welch
was arrested for vagrancy in Chicago, on Mon
day, of whom the Chicago Journal says:
1--WE know from indubitable sources that this
woman is an Orn niece to Daniel O'Connell
the great Irish Orator and Reformer, her
mother, Mary O'Connell, being his sister Her
parents occupy Castle Kearny, in Ireland, and
are known through the length and breadth of
Ireland as family Of Opulence, and widely es-
teemed for their many acts of kindness Par
ties who are knowing to her history inform US
that some i've or six years ago, Ellen ran away
from Ireland in company with dashing young
1rIshman whom her parents had for Ridden her
to marry, and came to PHILADELPHIA, where
she was married. She lived with her husband
about year, at the expiration of which time
he died She then came to Chicago and mar
RED again, but again was doomed to misfor-
tune. Her husband, who had the reputation
OF being an excellent man; was drowned in the
river by falling from schooner Ellen main
tanned herself by sewing for time, but finally
tell In with disreputable characters, who feeced
her out of her clothing and an allowance of $50
which she received every three months from
her father, through the priest She took to
drinking and by gradual descents soon fell to
a low depth. Thus this woman, descended
from an illustrious line of ancestors, has gone
down through the various stages of life until
she has reached the bottom and now in this
city Of Chicago, thousands of miles away from
her native home, this representative of noble
family, connected intimately with the most
illustrious genius Of Ireland, is a common
street vagrant."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22
DROPOSAhSF FOR PRINTING THE BLANKS
FOR THE POST OFFICES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING .
WAsHINGTON, February II. lego. {

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING! .
WASHINGTON, February II, 1860. {
In obedience to the requirements of the fl tn sec
ton Of the act of Congress entitled An act max
ing fs 70 tR dsay the dsfsePces the
department for the fiscal year ending the SOsh of
sad en- Port dt % the The sss hs
nth Of June 1850 approved S;If F. IFeb6uary ls
t SaS 81 "1e De @ eosys5 at oid 9 Ta
for Ps.s m ts ned for hs
''the per eentu deduetio from the prize, ed
70 Be paid ty y,ar 1G5 re rTsn',ns Of ths Execrtire
Dspa,tmsntsn a. Whioh they propose TO PRINT the
The contractor will he required to execute
Blanks, and to deliver them at such points and to-
such persons as the Superintendent of the Public
General hall desig mate, to be specified in the con-
tract, and whose receipt thereof will be necessary
s1actoT viii also be required to enclose in ne esch eD
package Of Blanks 2 circular receipt from the
contents of said package to be returned to the Ue
partment;and all such packages or bundles Of Blanks
stout q. sS o r fs
ptinly directed to the Agent or POSTMASTER 70
BddsTs wi he fsanrsS ed te te fmTr,b
evidence of their ability and skill to do the work;
ard, to insure S SpnfoImity in the BIDS blank forms
office, and bid will be entertained unless made in
exaot conformity herewith;
Will be to the contractor from time to time
may be required, upon mis- requistion, either
of the cities of Boston, New York, Phi adelpha
Baltimore. OF Washing tor, free of cost for trans
po tation, If required to be used elsewhere the
additional cost and risk of transportation must be
bore By the contractor for printing the Blanks
Proposals will be addressed to JOHN HEART,
Superintendent of the Public Printing, Washing
ton, and endorsed Proposals for Printing Blanks"
TO be published three times a week until the
2nth day of March in the Constitution, Evening
star, AID States and Union, Washington; Repuhiie
can, Baltimore; Pennsy lyanian aud Argus hila-
Feb Is Stawt Mar ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

E% Partisan letter writer thus describes
Louis Napoleon on one of the spacious avenues
of their imperial city:
''Driving pair of splendid bays, attached
to box-wagon with he reins in his own hands,
and handling them as though he were accus-
toned to it, without any outrders, eaueries, or
guards, the Emperor Napoleon came along the
Avenue. He was dressed with black over
coat, and hat which was Of a fashion of its
own. The points of his mustache look particu-
larry shape, and his imperial as though it had
just come from the BARRIERS. 1t required a
steady hand and quick eye to guide those
dashing horses through the immense throng of
vehicles of every description which filled the
Avenue, particularly as the driver, while keep
ing one eye upon the steeds, was obliged with
the other to acknowledge the salutationss which
he received on every side, and he kept up a
continual bowling. L consider myself tolera-
BILE good democrat, but took my hat entirely
from my head as he passed. great man is
he; he has been successful, and, cant as pseudo
philosophers may about it, success is The true
measure of great men, after all. The Emperor
gives, at yet, no signs of age, (he will be So on
the goth of April next,) but he looks as fresh
and young I think, as when saw him Eve
years ago, before he had the whole weight of
Europe on his shoulders, and the Pope down
on him" 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

BUSINESS AT THE ENORrHwEsr.-TneM Mime
sofa papers are speaking hopefully of the bu.
slneSS prospects In their State for the coming
spring Many of the eastern merchants will
oe gIad TO see the predictions verified, as there
are various items of Indebtedness mon tbe;r
ledgerS, which, in the event of a profitable
season may be reduced or expunged. The as
sertlon Is made that at no time since the spec
ulatlve fever Of 1856 has business been more
prosperous and money as plenty as at the pres
ent: Following these statements comes a com
Parison of affairs with US in the East, belief
IN winch would make desirable a speedy mi
grafton TO that favored State, not only to es-
aPe generai financial prostration here, but
10 reap golden harvest there. When the
Pay-up test is applied to these prosperous
merchants, 1t is to be hoped that their actions
may not belle the boastings of their journals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

RUSSIAN PROGRESS IN CHINA.-Steam navi-
CATION on the Amoor river has been success
fully established this last summer by private
owners. the first vessel launched being the Ad-
miral kozskowitch, built in America, brought
over In pieces, and put together at atNicolajefsk
She is constructed of timber, and of peculiar
oulld, having only one paddle wheel, which is
placed astern. In her first trip she went up
tne river rs far as the confluence of the Shilka,
then returned to Nicolajefsk, where she took in
a cargo TOR Blagovessensk She then again
went up the Amoor as far as the thriving town
OF Michaelo-Semenofsky, near Algoon, where
she remained for the winter. The ecclesasti-
cal missionaries have returned from China
after residence of ten years at Pekin No
former mission has buried so great number of
its members as this one. The survivors give
most interesting account of the state of affairs
IN the Chinese capital, to which shall proba-
biy refer IN future letter. In the meantime
may state that they describe the feeling of
the Chinese as perfectly easy respecting the
revolution going on in some parts of tae Empire,
and that at Pekin the inhabitants are willfuIIy
mlsled and purposely kept in happy ignorance
OF the danger threatening the ManchOo dynas-
W; nor do they seem to care much about it,
appearing to be as complete and thorough
going fatallsts as the followers of the Prophet
In this state of affairs the Chinese Empire they
say, is crumbling to pieces and requires but a
very small impulse from abroad 70 give it the
coup de grace. Perhaps it is reserved for the
approaching Anglo-French expedition to lead
to greater results than any Of US have hitherto
dreamed of.-Ch'na (LOndom) Telegraph,
Jan. %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22
0PENING-OPENING!
Lsfrn


The undersigned has the honor of announcing to
his friends and the citizens of Washing AAA
new and spacious sgtablI shment, THE lE.EE
EUROPEAN HOTEL" corner ofllth and Fenn.
bracing the various departments, have been carried
ont with suoh clrcumspectiOn as to suit every de-
60, &c. The rooms for lodging are com orta be-
united with prompt seryloo. Apartments can be
will be terved either at table dhote or Ia carte
The location Is such as to facilitate official business
cess to the Capitol as well as to the Departments.
The Restsurai ut attached tn the hotel will ALWAYS
may arrive by early trains. The undersigned fiat
ters himself that lbera patronage will reward his
eXertiOns, no pains will be spared in order to
give entire satisfaction to those who may honor
him with theIT custom
fe I6 If Z. ENRICH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22
LOTTERIES.
( tONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL
~ AWARE.

FkANCE, BKOADBENTS CO., MANAsIIs
WILMINGTON. DKLAwARR.
FRANCE, ,BROADBENTS CO. having OBJ
alned from the Legislature of Delaware at it's late
session, Lottery Contract, to continue IN opera
pon lot period OF twenty years, and having given
cure the prompt payment of all prizes Sold are now
naTEEfh fnaaTTEEfh a orE o%rIlERplnStSSn, Def the G0NS0LI-
tne dement, OF international improvements end other
RI nIP0ses, And the SUSS EX COUNTY LOTTERY
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware Are
Srawn daily at Is minutes before p. m, and the
II m.
tery Commissioners pPointed BY the state Of Del
aware " - 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

NJ MRS. McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
ltkRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends and the public generally that she will
the duties of hsr School on the 1st Monday in Sep
tember next.
The course of study pursued will comp prise all the
ton.
In addition to her day scholars. she is desirous of
rooelTlns into her family few pupils as boarders,
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care of pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference TO
the Star.
For terms and further PARTICULARS apply At her
resldence-No. 80 Cameron street, AleIandria, Va
jV E-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

WANT rHusBASDs.-" Euphemia, nineteen years
Of age, weighs one hundred and thirty-eight
pounds, and Rose, eighteen years Of age. weiR hs
one hundred and forty-three pounds" advertise
In the Damariscotta papers for husbands What
Is the lowest figure per pound TO close out the
lot, A friend OF ours wishes TO know.-Belfast
JosyHaI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22
+ E i! uE1E U E LII

r f;uELE U E LIZ
r have now one of the most extensive stocks of
EGe! In Washington, consisting Of
w w hits Ash Broken Coal, R ed Ash Egs Coal,
w W hite Ash Eg1 Ccal,, Red Ash Stove Coal,
EFIeveIton Frs t a. Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
w oon. sawed and split. In all cases.
All of which will sell at the lowest prices for the
Dash. for 50 or 81 days paper, well secured.
" All accounts now standing will be presented
before the LIST f January, 1850 and it is Earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
X. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, l4th and C sts.,
oo" near Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
"A MRS. WINSLOW,
AN Experienced Nurse and Female Physjoian
presents to the attention Of mothers, her
5 U U T H ING SYRUP.
For Children Teethins.


which greatly facilitates the process Of sshnr sy .ssu
Ing the gums reducing all indammaton-vill aliav All
PAIN and spasmodic action and il
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Dspsna upon IT, mothers, tw give 10 yoursslv. and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have put and sold over ten war, and
CAN SAT- IN coNFIpENcR TRUTH Of it, what ". have
ossh sos 70 say Of any oTHRR
NNhh MRS. HAS 1T FAIL ED, IN
rrcr A ruRE, WINSLOW'S sh,S ,iu.1t TO ni.s b.
ad s 81 know SOOTHING
.ns Contery, s"hs SIhUF, delighted with its
highest eommsndstion OF it, gicaI .A.cts and m.dc
vIrtuss We speak in This matter " WHAT WE DO Know
rIoN FoR THR FULFILMEnT WHAT We HERR r.
CLARE In almost where the infant i.
Ing from pain and exhaustion relief will be found in
Or Twenty rive minute, after III. syrup is administered
THIS valuable preparation the Of
most RxPkRIHNCED and sKILFUL NURSES in New Eng
land, and has bssn used with NEvRR-FALING sUcCIs In
THO USANDS OF CASES.
not only the child from PAIN invlgor.ts the
stomach and bowels corrscts scIdy, gves tone and
energy to the whole system. 1t will almost Instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THK Bowels AND WIND Collie.
and oVsrcoms con'usisns, which, if speedily
ANDsOhhsT REM EOh BDY in the WORLD,
in all case, Of DYs- CHILDREN rN1ERY and piAR'
sri... from m ,,.,hn TEETHING. DRkN whether it
cause We would say every mother who hs. child suf
fsrng from Of the ore going complsnts-Do NOT LET
YOUR fREJUDICEs, NOR THE PREJUDICEs OF OTHERS
stand between yoursut child that will be
suRk-yes ABsoLUTELV sURE-to follow the use Of thi.
medicine, II timey used Full dire using will ac
eompny each hottie None gauns unless the fac .ms
CURTIS PERKINS, New York i. on the Outside vrappsr
Soid by Druggsts throug ghout the world
Principal Ohce, No l3 Cedar Street, N. Y.
Price only rs Csnts Bottle. selI-d&vly