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Supreme Ceurt.

Tie saprems roHri EdF i5is DisjsioH 81 The
state. cssHsnsoa lts sss4i0a Ga yesterday,
,gouaar saa Siji likely dssiinae through
cat 0eisber. gsagss seE lSEts, osErrurss,
ass y sis - are psesldiag, sFrAfeaay in good
health. The ba.iasss II iAs Sra Circuit j.
"a sspd airh bat iess isstsrs Prsssai, aud
bat poft,on ~ tbs, few fsaay for busissss,
stkisg tiRs 10 prsbsrv ;htiF hFiesf
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Rrs.krnriars ~ sIar.Aslasr.

The eGsrtion - 20 NksthsF htseAeaf'ags
a q siaSrbeldsr o. not, Il .fuls decided "a
,he faIlasihK Istses We saeS<ii . 10 the
consideration Of those isasasls ~hS are soad
sf makias bia = IFast freed 10 las SostA
thsn M bea. = b. aRas largely II this ksad
snesiss oEvseF, LsxySgrsS. KY
August %. ir6e
NEssaS NILIAsa CO,
jacksonville, Florida
tisatls,asH II have hssH requested 10 al
susf yosE saSaiFlss 10 Fsiasios te HoR. }, {.
Bre.kests5s-s srssssAiP II STATES.
Niii ssAts test. tas he sAst IAFss years, Be
has listed 20 ProPsFsy, sltksf Fsstes-l -
teal estate, for ta1stiaH@-as appears ffoG ssr
lAx heeks ar BspekssFiass sad Bis IasailE
rssias here. sui sosFa - the fssssas netsi'
h this eity. kssrss{
IR Se3ss seerta
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pl.sa..Ioa :. Wallsr,. sehoal Home.

Ne ave Authorized and requested 10 slate,
Ihsl theFv viii be political dlse assios a. wall
srs hoei Aottsr sisrsa zsiIes west 81 Knoxville
o. Saturday isth iast, between Jaas w. tAas-
sNa3 { 4 q NFtSes, 'hs rFoP"siiios 20 dis
sas, .sr isaac. Of she dsy ssniRs fsoa Nae
iIsisksii aa4 CsI Ssezier, ths lAsiSf Of Sheaa
msA, speech ,asFe sesastins back, Aad
saasaBsoa bis Si.tlHsssas - mssi an5 ssa-
tlsmaa Of ths Ball pArsE That thsFs viii
hs lsFgs fTesd Psssaas, thsfs is 20 aeass
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Mass Nrellpr mnmtnt.

trH WHIr4Ns hsF ETanifA shs uas sf she
asssslai Forest 80 9c,ba, S., n,l, ~ tic
srrr iiru ~ eur sJsaa fsr nd ,Fs-afak, aaa
&c tts slfsh~' sec II 'se j'slsgastaas eoE'HE
is wagons. ~hsrv lbyy IAN elsssp Hur. and b.
rsavza.rss a. asIe- cor tiias vsIi tasriss
ttzaa stta afr-v,-s,3. fsps af tsa5re-. ready
&C. thrsr Bands C-.ae -. y aeon sssa'y
Aaasg..a. ,IA.lserar. IFsiszef JsserscR Sc
tie4 tsrtr Blsaaf. Rusas. aal NHagas mrH
-.-af,.. 81, rf 90 etsyf eaaetss rossssx - "a
sga. eel dy..,.lsg 60 gsp,E q a', saa Sc ~iH
have reef sa,sP,as gfsasa Fss47 Ns wa,
hea BE- a.essssfs 10 psssFu,s iHF ssssllaE zH8
th-gvirrr ss=y prepared Co. several 4als
sarb
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Anaih.r Thrse.carnsrea Figh..

The EsisuSihg itst % SPpolatosss,s 10 b
ptiss,tira IS Rains rrfres, l. G il.fSEr. and
" u rulE, the representation Of Reh.
Reees enridge. saI l.uagiass Wines uFecA
H,csis Utess, the iaK Of wst somos, snI he
yona a doubt she people oil sil hs est &"
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A rArescsrasrsa Fight.

The fefloeiss lisi q sPFoihtIusass Wi
she's that he fspsvssnsstisss 81 IssesAssrt,sEs,
psasias ssd ntii, are 10 meet n ssasFsai
combat, IN tie Third Congressional pissti'L
Crowds silt ie eel We hear thsmi
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- u" = ~ " II - -
50 soc aaly ss-aas - rtsto:EBg peace. cyuG
atars. auI prosperity 60 oat eiftrayis5 faRa-
ir7 Caus up free, kUap4 ADaros, Merge,
E,a.ua. Acct. sloaaI sni other eeau,ics --
meet rass 5-e,hgra az -svtiz sssf. sai lsi 81
,lg~ son real .sraual sw.ii- sffs5 ibr fash.
s.g Of lsgF! Shoe 60 the kerid that ~bas
lior.1las sBd iiss,-Ef stissr ere go ,hs stuiaP
s4af.sg 20, ore, e fStssts,3l ss, ths f-sI pro-
pie sIs oct % ssar,a iar "a ssstz saf ~ ssses.
aHd hat ur laf, iasnJ bias in she Fesssn 81
guIN BILL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15

yFsTfp - fstnEsgAL FtbEs
FGHEs &, HOsEs - AGENT F0R
81 Ff-s Hrgrsszg 90 tsi lfstss taEtaidsaa tffs
a ga.-isg fss4 sAFF ~ hras fszisnsys grssts
asi, So isaz8fsa 4 ftass sstss fsasi sstss
sas b. .lassl isrz saa thay $50 ssaba - sas -
Es.ata.s-4 Cilsssa 50 t@13a
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PUBLIC APPEARING.

- sz.s-rfr r.-A tsrss t-as s{ss-slet t=sstrnt
Uls~s-s o.. a. zHS EsEs.tt e. as. O. Ars-rss7
..-srr. Sc fHf.-. 4sszrzsfFsss .tlr f4 saf.
~ss g. sals. r. - ssuatsl ssisssss - f-4. t
Aasrsaa fEa ta4.=ssssf tlasFs 4-=l sieaa4
sesst- RI A. .'s. -ia A4farls-. --fFg 4.
Elas ~ trst--
- -,g.-rs a E-asa - 2=ssrsIat
EssSt,ae 7z-aa.- 1r Es Frzi-F.
rF5r Ass#ra SO ~ffarIsv 80
Aag i-s-ss=-t .asifl-I -. E.-saAz- rs5.s ~H .
SAY s5a .. r-r-.tz -ssasas - I-szs- ss -,r f
a. 4sF4s g i.aat, T. HrlA
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15

COMPLETE AssOHTHEHT oF Nj
a s.. rH.4 HtSs Fisfiix. saa f.shees fais
= iH- - - - ~ A. fsssst easaar Gag ,si
frss.i-45s-fzl ssrs=-. insyiA
sEAP0LiTAa HAEHIRa MACHINE
ffsEGEz ~ 5ksCT 90 Washtns Markslaas
e-aav ssTe ~ 49, - isfs = -
"A - g. r=tf 80 49, a. sAgss- o. = NJ Arr
-.F i--r iva Y HNSFsfffHE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15

C4ar-Hssrlse We are rcga~sss3 a. 80
HeuHs- tia, Jhy Caap- Meeting a. Bfiis Camp
t,fcaud. u.ll commerce o1 Ersis.- sab Sep
tenlhsr
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N.s, Nr.,irr a, Sd selwstsr

T., g,,rs. I'd, asla aHa aysEsvf ~lu held
t.rz.uS sas, Hrst.us Is ss tetpater. 90 SAT-
g1fs,. zsE ,sst aaa fso4 Ar SStsoz.
~ > TVS r,g Aal Rsrsf
q bu.ssoS ~asl rs pseseuJ t. address the
p-at.r The Es,lras,i ~'ii lsT'as @aa 'siuf"
psss-sgsT, - aal' pre- o1at eas, o'1as
s.i ana h.sr sass su.ak,ts ~ks ssr veil
7ass-4 HFsB eff 'os i--se- ~ dsy. The
asals saBnUy NsfEh .Ia Nysib, Il tzrniSg
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PnnL1e aKFAKIKa

81 sa, rsss = s'i sis7aas 'ssi, fizv v''--- sf-
a. tv1=lsa.-ai Fa1s;faH ta5 fll1-HF "ei.s 71-'
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JAMES RIVER cRMRHF

gnn BHLS- or THIS VALUABLE CE-
f9tgtl saeaf. a. kasuf ssa - sais Sssy - Fries
kEt.ss y a. FHkRkfh ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15

AfA ae.tlnc q ths trtt 4 E,IAstT CttH.
aa Tuesday eight. e sas tstslsra t. hsia a
MASS MSETlSG SeI al Esa 1ssaersee, In
Ksez,;llc, Tbarsaay. sepsssahst 75tA. ana
sYrrstria;r Caulait,ses = erq Appreciated e. s,i
IN reference ttcrs,o HeEs. Joas > Cav
rrsurs. w. J.. ssoraIS saa has II iIwL
sea otaers sss syYesiei, -, de nar East Tsa-
sss=ee speakers Hr hcFe th sasiv asrssrn-
sfrstten ca thss oveastsu, etI sli.as 10 sil re-
sFrsfs ass ssceglue eYsy ssi4I IN tssl TrnHss-
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Listen Is n. cs,,,.l, =,

sSHfNsEriT
1EFr fH-fts
90. So.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15
sprinz Creek Club.

At q nassunr q tie ffirais II BsLt. sHi
EvsasrT, % Saturday. Au2as' 18th. 1850 IN
thr tors Of spring Greek called for the pu7-
posse 81 forming Bell sHd Everett T.sh, the
foiisu iU.7 aEirrys Eert elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-18

III The Island of Singapore seems to be IN
tested with tigers 10 dangerous extent and the
own ITSELF with rats, which abound in every
house. Scarcely week elapses in which human
beings are not carried off The last sase recorded
IS that OF Chinaman, who was cutting grass
close to bis house. tiger spang upon him and
carried him OF to tue Jungle where his BODY was
found soon after, with the neck broken and light
ley eaten Off Tigers were not known at Singa
pore until 1885, seventeen years after the establish
ment OF British community in II.
III The Republican Club at Madison. Ind
has for years taken a copy Of the Richmond
Enquirer, with which to refute Democratic pro-
LESSONS at home by reference to the columns of
that paper. The thing worked very well i'm the
last Presidential election, and now. when tho
club had sent on the money for d new wear the
letter was returned with the Endorsement, The
Richmond Enquirer does not want subscribers in
Indiana -
u The Bangor Wing slys that the new State
valuation Of Maine will run up TO about sI75,-
OCOOUO which is an Increase of IS per cent in ten
years Portland goes from ~ ,OG0 coo To s25 600
600 Bangor from 81, SOO, COO to over 90. OOU, $50
Lewiston from S5SO,OtO to 8. 100000. Cherry.
heid las gone up 20 per cent. Calais is about 90
per cent in advance. Some purely farming towns
have niore than doubled since 1s50.
II Mr.. Page Is now designing a vessel of
war, to be submitted TO the. British Government
of such construction to defy the utmost power
OF existing ordnance and which will be ca pable
OF throwing with accuracy seven hundred explo-
distant
W The celebrated Talking Fish of London
IS dead. An English paper remarks-.'Unlike
human creatures, the fish has contrived in one
sense at least to ia Ike some f. 500 with it out of
this world, that sum having been very recently
offered to lis bereayed proprietor for the posses
sion of its person."
IL An old woman. eighty years of age re-
siding near Auburn. Indiana. beat her husband
who was as old as herself, with an axe and club
VII ne died She was lodged in Jail, and having
procured a common case-knife. cut out her In,
testinrs, but 1t is thought she will recover. What
an extraordinary Old lady.
IL IL is announced that the questions at issue
Det~sen tne Nova Scotia Telegraph Company and
Justed and that the European dispatches from
Halifax will hereafter be forwarded without re-
SORT 10 the employment of a horse express between
that point and Sackyile
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ARRIVALSAT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HQTEI.-C Lowry, q A!Ion,
ooysn Pa: MonS 9n Ki; Il i m.THao Vs.; J
n u BleksI, Ia; DR. + ! smith. ~; o Winahestci
III Hs t.ns and r ds .:n vs
G%s%%,t sac Lsvisas; \ NJ YER s Sssi
Gre, Pa; j NJ McCswicy. Va; 9ien 6 NJ stein NV
sag fs smf e;d Pa Nd rss5 M RoTs and
SSHi h; mi.s % Va MIS- H Miss
sdS s"xs ns a ps b b:h w ead
Yer, w Gord3n, jos Brownel. W ValiantJ
P. TEEe, NJ NJ y Mitchell, LG Mitchell, NG; + Z
Glen, NY; Peirce, Ind. 'iN
J Il Rudd, Ky; F. + Beidleton, va; Howard, NJ:
IL. sa.,tsrthawIte dos Ruroban, do; j Cas-
L?Ss Tood 20, 2: I NSsslG III s9Sfs. ao,
MM W.. j., Mass Williams and lady. do;
Lane, and lady, Dc: :: HcffmNn, AMI laGy, do; & r
! MoETs ,ou; NY:J scsiss, K1, $ n Gn!. Ma: F &
low Evil NJ r.; T 9Ed ca a. stursss, lii Hal
BROWNS HOTEL-E PowaIi sno,aor
Va; W Griffith SD: II smith 4 ivsns H% SoSn
f,Td y =, ans. VI; BaIar ard daughter. T Bal AZ.
Ia'ch Va; JdS SS NJ ct B2 " s1si
Ky; Dsy1rs, ny; f Ayle, wis; j Lockacad adj +
W Giles, ls J 6 ?rdon. r .anshiin. Il r.. IA:
Pee. son. BRYAN Ny: l. CmrrI Mems
DIV, T Evans aid son. Nd. w. ~ o''' NJ
uhtSh Monp noISE.-H Breach, Ky: w D
sa Tshsm S Ca M i2ssl sas Ma Tim I
S 81 L,nps w; W. vsrner and aiy. c.
tn MdJ Hars TsS; IeTT sP iSaD p, TNs!
o W CToney, do. "' me-"
WASHINGTON HOusE.-Chas Barker. Pa. J
Mit,heii. NJ; wl;Iis%F Rnts gor Va; SAMUEL
ALemace ~; l. Gerhard. rs. N "''' :"
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Spinner, Frau els E., wlllards' Hotel

Spinner, Frau els E., Wizards Hotel
StallwOrth, James A, Absent
Stanton, Benj., Hyatt's, $50 Pennsylvania v
Stevens, Thaddeus, SIS st n, Capitol Hill
Stevens. Isaac l., p ivate, sos 18th st
Stevenson, John W., Private, 963 g st
Stewart. James A., National Hotel
stewart, VIM, IS Louisiana av
Stokes, VIM. B., Browns Hotel
Stout. Lansing, United States Hotel
Stratton, John l.. NJ, Willards, cffice 2lS Pa. av
Tappar, Mason W., National Hotel
Taylor, NJ. Private. west side 2st st, bet and II
Thayer, Iii, Wizards Hotel
Theaker, Thoma. c., II, ats, $50 Pa av
Thomas, James H., Sn st
Tompkins. Cydnor b, Washington House
Train, Charles r., Villa DIS Hotel
Trlmble, Carey, A, W,Iards' Hotel
Nallandlgnam, Glenn. L., SO II
Vance, Zeb9lon q. Mrs Ha,,ison's, ST. Pa. av
Van Wyck, Charles H., a.ional Hotel
Wade, Edward, saS st
Waldron, Henry, Washington House
Wsshburn, c. c., Clarendon House, eth st & Pa av
Washburne, Ellihu B., 495 9Th st
Mashbur. j., Israel, private, Franklin Row, $50
Webster. Edwin II Mrs. Hainson's. ST. Pa. av
Wells. Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, IA Missouri av
Whitsley, VIM. g., SIP llth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
Wins low, Warren, q st
W God, John, 500 llth 81
w oOdruh John, Wizards Hotel
WOOdsOn, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-18

II The w orcester Bay State says ''some hum
dreds Of people lie bleeding, crushed, dying, in
the market places and under the roof OF the City
Hall at Lawrence Writing in torture, they
need the kind offices of that sex which has been
vouchsafed II s"Othe hours of angsh. Way
a., then. that do not hear Of the presence Of
Lydia Maria Child al tins Of tco,' 1t is true
that she would find no hOrss-thieves there upon
whom TO lavish her maternal iondneSs Nor could
she clasp in cEaste, ssterly embrace the cold
DlCoded murderers of gray haired and defencelcss
tors taken red-handed in the act of melting TO
civil and seryile wa,, among the victims Of this
appalling catastrophe. Perhaps not even a frag-
ment, intellectual. ideal Negro. Can she not for
once forget her partiaitIes and bear with the at
ficted, whose only fault to her is their white
complexion
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ALPHABETICAL LIST AND RESIDENCES
OF THE
SENATOR'S.

An hony, H. B., willards' Hotel
Be- sm s: b p.Ss sGi sn spd M SITS
Bingham, X: s. " ashineton House
Breckinridss.J ]. c. rs G 1t, be. 18th and 18th
Eight Jesse r. as 18th It, bet Pa av and st
SsandIsl, zae6., - Sc, n,, Gs Corner 10th
Chestnut, Jame, Brown Hotel
Cisy & pc e, Brow as HcseP mouse
Gpsmsn InOf 10 IT'S p. az bet l4'h and 18th SITS
C.ittenfen, John J.. National Hotel
Ra:is, JelIeI.on; 2sS St, bet l7th and 18th
booIii;e, JAMES r., Nli Soiton's. 80 - st
Douglas, stephen A., MInnssots Row. Nav
Fitch. Graham N, s7 E i, bet 9th and 10th st
Enzpatrick, Benjamin, Browns Hotel
F Sst Sy 10 F. g. Wiafds hoss 80 st
Grimes 'I Iamss W. 5i7 9 18th st " cor anu OF" S's
GwIn, WIN. NJ. 2si st, corner 18th
Hammond Jas. ii "a cor Pa av 4 Madison Place
sua, H. :i r BrSw a;aHHs Sts1 House
RemphiII, }: Mrs. Williams. u, cor and ~ sits
Iverson. A., Miss Queen 3, Ai C st. bet + aud F
Anshssy It, setwsee ans
King, Preston, Schrivener's, l6 A st, Capitol Hill
M saS, 5osfPRs' F Hstio.sI h Hotel
Mason, Jas. Nj, 424 II st, bat 18th and 18th
Nicholson, A. o. r., Kirkwocd House
pearce, James A Mrs lrving's, 20 IA st
Powell, L. w, 265 st. bet 18th and 18th
Pugh q. r., an 4Ih ST, north of La.
Rice, n M, Min Row, ri, bet \ av and LIST st
salisbury, w, Mrs. Irving Is, 20 IA 81
Sebastian, WE. n, Dr.. Dunn's $50 Fl It
seward, Wa. F., 252 F 1t h t';t1 aad 14th
cin.noDs jar. t., Willsrds' dotel
SlIdell, John, 3l2 H st, bet 18th and I61 1T
Su nner, Z. Mrs. Cam nacks, liz r, bet I4th 18th
Ten Eyck, J. c., Mr.. McBaIr, 1g2 | st and Pa av
thompson. John X, 49, !Stn 81, het r and
TOOmbs. Robt, 2i8 r st, bet 18th an l4th
Trumbull, Lyman, 45l 9Th st. bet r. and F
Wade, B. F. Mrs. Hyatt's, $50 Pa av, bet 9Th d 18th
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joys, cor 9Th and Pa
WiefsI. l.. r.. Browns Hotel
Wilkinson, N. : Mr.. SoiomOn's, 469 9Th st
Yules, David L., 262 st, bet l7th and 18th
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MISCELLANEOUS.
&c GAUTIER,S SALOON. %

II sc. GATHERS SALOON"
HAVING Made an entire change In the UP
STAIRS Of this establishment on the same mag
nifoent scale as that of the Saloon, my facilities
'o' '0' DINNER OR SUPPER PARTIES
are unsurpassed. A handsome ParlOr Tin addition
the one formerly used for the reception OF g9ests
has been most beautifully fitted up with new furni,
and newly painted and papered in handsome style,
offering
inducements to Dia.er and Supper Parties
superior to any establishment OF the kind, tbeins
capable Of accommodating and comfortably seating
one hundred and twenty five persons.)
The Cuisine will be presided over by the most
accomplished artists, and nothing that skill and N
eeRuIty could suggest left undone to render my
patrons perfectly happy.
IL Families can have dishes prepared and sent
to any part of the CITY at the shortest NOTICE with
out any extra charge. T.. GAUTIER,
No. 252 Pennsylvania avenue,
no q conn between 18th and 18th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-18

FAsHIONALE BAPTIsM.-AtCh icagolast week,
says the MON, an amusing scene took place at
the baptism of young lady. Tue minister re-
quested her 10 assume the dress pecnliar to such
an occasion, but she persisted in declining to take
Oh her hoop skirt. When she came to descend
into the bath the inflated skirt touched the water
and rose up around her ike a balloon. Her head
was lost to the congregation: she was swallowed
up In the swelling skirt; the minister endeavored
to force her down into the bath; but she was kept
above the surface by the fioating properties Of the
crinoline, and was buoyed up successfully that
1t was not until after much difficulty and many
attempts to submerge the lady, that the minister
finally succeeded in baptizing the fair one.
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no q eO2n
TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
i I&PRNN AVENUE, BET. ~ AND 9Th Sfs.

most respectfully inform my friends and the
ssHxs Phss' sass g
As TO my capabilities, and the satisfaction | have
generally given will entirely leave to the public TO
and elsewhere, nat have of the most eminent gem,
temen in the United States; and particularly desire
read as guide to those who wish to be well suited
do not suit at first sight pretend TO do nei-
I 9s 8E If "s o, any sss e SUI.
Advertisement of another person, which is all stuff
bs mot oS
insult an enlightened public, to endeavor to make
rant you my Glasses to last you forever.
kGg I vt III sss"Hsd nd @
and EYE GLASSES, with real brazilian Pebbles
sia Rock
RRREAGNSs EMATShMA
1afst2 Of other ussfu 6Otes annex s few Of Tie
manv TESTIMONIALS.
0 AS Eze's"e' f"t 9gcS q o nirsr ,s
h.ve tried pair of Spectacles obtained from
sight. and corresponding, with his description Of
their FOCUS, recommend him as sklllfnl 0Ptcian.
no~ ia. lat. Hon. .Jsds. Bs.lsr
Il ELECTROMAGNETIC to Mr.. Jno Tobias as a skilltul
Ooqst and as have eyes OF remaI kable PECULIAR
comprehend them by inspection, and some slight
measurement, and he has made me pair of Specta-
cles that suit me admirably. A. P. BUTLER.
Fscns tAs Hon. SECRETARY Of State CT F,rsta.s.
Executive DEPARTMENT, I
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1884,
Dsar Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the spec
taoes sent him, and disc vering that the focus
was precisely suitable TO my vision, kindly offered
TO enclose them to you, tn ha asses substi-
tnted: have since received them, end am grstlfed
give my eyes great -elief. The pebbles you have
nssd are really superb. enclose herein the amount
of your bill. Very respectfully, &c.
GEO. w. MUNFORD.
IoFN TOBIAS. Esq, Washington, ID. G.
Ro.1 Prof. Bcchs.
WASHINGTON, Feb u, 1853.
have used pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction.
They are clear, of excellent guTe and well mounted
A u. BACHE.
- IL Please observe that ny Establishment lie on
rom. Avenue, between ~ and eth streets,
Where you will obtain good Likeness, eSual to
any other Establishment. and Al moderate charges.
IL 0A 90"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-18
THE EVENING STAR.
PATIENCE IN MATRIMONY.

A youth and maid. one wintry night,
Were sitting in tho corner;
His name, we're told, was Joshua White.
And hers was Patience Warner.
Not much the pretty maid said,
Beside the young man sitting
Her checks were flushed IN rosy red,
Her eyes bent on her knitting.
Nor could no guess what thoughts OF him
Wore to her bosom tiockIng,
As her fingers, swirl and slim,
Flew round and round the stocking.
While. a fo7 Joshua. ba sinful youth,
HIS words grew fAw aud fewer;
Though al the while. 10 TIL the Truth.
HIS chair edge nearer 70 her.
Meanwhile lrrr ball of yarn gave ont,
She knit so fast and straiy;
\ nd h" must give his aid, no doubt,
To get another really.
lie held the skcIn; of course the thread
Go: II lZlad, sna7lei aad twisted;
Have patti re. ~ cried the aTtIeSS maid,
To him who her assisted.
Cool cha-ce was this for ongue-tied churl
To shorten ali Pa!avcr;
'Hav" Patience J" cried ha, III arrest girl.
AMI ma | really have hos :"
Tn decd was done no more q. at III sht,
Clicked needles in the corner,
And she i Mrs. Joshua Whit
Who one was Patience Warner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-18

IHUMAS ]. LAPSI .E7
Baltimore, March Il, lac. "AS'
CONTINUATION OF BUsINEss

purchased the entire interest of nv foSmer nsv
Inomas Lapsey. respectfully solicit oonfin.
re- n ~ tlc patronage 81 orr former friends and
Sn. ,-a,, Foreman and principal Engineer in the
n,, ., hes-rs: Norris & Gregg, of New Yort
",m,ar ns 20 maHsge the Mechanical Department. Al
re h,ry. ne business will be conducted under
"%o HENRY r. THOMAS L co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-18
HAS CoME!-HAs CoMEM-HAs GOMEZ
III THE GOOD TIME HAS COME!
SINGERS No . SEWING MACHINE
Cos sotr be had for One Hundred DolIa,s!
fo~ nocgo

CoS Hor be h1d Jor One Hundred Dollassi
No. for Ninety Dollars,
FOR manufacturing puT poses the only relIable and
nnexcelied Sewing Machine lii the wOrld.-L M.
S,rgsr Co.'S GdEstts.
Family Sewing Machines from Fifty 20 Seventy
I'VE Dollars. We have tried them in our own fam
iles and Ind them superior 20 any in use.-L M
Singer Co.'S Gazette.
We invite all to call at our WASHINGTON Once.
No. SIS Penna. avenue, under National Hotel, and
examine them and their work. The great economy
In using suoh machine will al once become ap
parent. Explanations given 10 all. Circulars, illus
Tahng al of Singers Sewing Machines, with speoa
mems OF their work, furnished 10 all or sent 70 any
address.
good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist,
Ut New York prices. WIN
I; SINGER & CO., ass Broadway, NY
w NJ 6LoNE FIX. Agent. sc lS Or
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T. A l. SUFFICIENT THREE
IRIESEMAR, I, y. 4 4

ffoteeted By Royal Let:ers Patent of ENGLAND and
SscaTed By The Seals of the FroIe d. PE0~DGr;<G =.
Hc-tS, and the Imperial College CT M.dic,n.,
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion. Snerm.to,-
th%a' End a. physical DISABILITIES.
NO. c9nPl' tely erad Gates all traces of those
seiseh mat nave been hitherto treated by the nan
seous ana reTnlcious use OF q? paws and Gu bebs
TO- s has entirely Stipulated the iujurious nse nj
mercury, thereby insurins to the snffereI $500 "a
relief dispensing ailimpu'itIes ard roofing out the
.TRlESEMAR,N Nos, y aud are prepared IN the
InrIT OF lozenge, devoid of taste and smell. and
cases and divided into separate doses as admins
I PT,es q saIRean' aemand. Roux, RECORD, &C.
AND In SI cases, whereby there is a saving of 20 20
I 10 De had wnoesaie aud retail, Of DIR. BAR ROW,
street. New York. Immediately on receiving se
mittanoe, Dr; Barrow will forward the Triesemsr
dressed according to the instructions of the Wri;er
ington, ID. G.. ~ a. c s ssh-