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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL-R w Latham, d Cuth-
lug, NY; w seaton, MacCurrie, Eng; Ing
.Sorn, q sinlierrsc; " smith, a II soan
VIM Elliott, Alien, A ID Thomas, w Ham
mond, McHerring and fam, II Anderson 4
fam, Pa; Gwin aud lady, Goodman. F. )
Smedes, Ala; w Smith, King, Ga; w Bur
chard, Hon; Motion and fam, Slaughter and
lady, + Lewis, J Barcom and lady, n Tyler
lady, Miss Tyler, Miss Benton, w Pandevanter,
Mary Pandevanter, Va; r Allen and lady, Miss
H Frost and lady, w r Davis aud son, Mass; F
w Moore, r II Key, C w Trueheart, H M Trm
heart, 8 A Anderson, Tex; Mrs Greed and fam,
A Sample, D; T Middleton, sc; Ives, B Doug
lass, l. Foster, CT E NJ Crovatt and lady, o; w
King La.
BROWNS HOTEL.-T A Boteler, Pa; B
Brockerbro1gh, Va; ID Littleheld Nj; q Po.-
ter, Pa; 6 H Dunlap, Ala; T 3 Broug hton, w 4
Baum, Ky; d Stiger, NY; J d Stevenson, Mo; F
Renshaw, USN; Todd w Redwood, Ala;
Miss Garfield, o; J Balderston NJ burnett
and fam, b r Jones, Miss Jones, Md; Wallace.
Va; g Hollingsworth, Tex; } Godon, NC; r S
Courtney, Md Hlnesr Ga; F0S Morrisett, Ala;
l. w Serrell, r. r Carlisle and w. Mrs walthali
and Il, Miss Carlisle, Miss Serrell, Master Ger.
isle, n Y; f Hale and ly, Mrs G n Hugh and
child, NJ; Howard and ly, Benwody and
ly, Miss Howard, J Howard, Miss Shsckle-
ford, Ga; DR. Wightman and ladies, Ala; r cuble,
Tenn; H f Fan, La.
KIRKwOOD HOUsE-M C Jones, Va; X
Kllfmeller, Ala; Dr. Angel and ly, Sc; c Brady,
RI; 9 ID Sergeant, N.Y. Woodward, Va; w Ir.
via, Pa; sargeanl, Mass; Dr. 3 Davidson,
King, Mass; McClin,ock, Ala; P II Lsnedon.
NC; Or Priylean and ". sc; DR. Savage and fam,
Miss; Capt Benham, USE; Tuekerinan and w.
Mass; T owens and ian, Pa. -.
WASHINGTON HoUsE-w Pemee ton, 7
Henry, Va; Paine, NY; Bingham, Mass H
Pa; A stevens, A Watt, Miss; B Ames, sc; r
Byvoaters, Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19
THE EVENING STAR.
Arrival Of the Pepy Exprs.s

Sr. JoskpEs, Sept 1.-THE Pony Express nss
arrived, bringing San Francisco advices OF The ON
The Douglas and Bell Conventions met al
Sacramento on the same dsy - 80
Efforts were making for the selection ola fusion
ticket by two deIegats from each pasty'
The EueIish and French fleets remained at the
mouth Of the Peibo, and the troops were encamp-
ed on shore, expecting to re-emo bark ON the 10th
The rsku forts were to be captured before over.
tnres for peace were TO be made.
The Omaha City and Denver City mail has also
arrived with dates 10 the 1.h.
The Sioux Indisns attacked Pawnee Indiar
village on the itth. Lieut. Berry, with a small
force Of cavalry had reached the scene Of acti on
and Captain Suloy, with a large detachment Of
troops, was expected. When-<he informant left
the light was progressing The sioux were tw,
hundred and fifty strong ..r9 4s s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

ICThe stories Of the drought in Kansas are
greatly modified, and In some cases positi velv
denied kansas shrieking" is about ''pfaid out y
The abolition emissaries who went out there and
created all the troubles have fed long on aboi-
ton aid that they have, apparently, become p O.
femional mendicants
III BY the carelessness ofthe contractor having
in charge the removal Of some rocks In Eighty :
into the air and descended with crushing force on
"a, head Of q woman named Mary Brown, killing
n-r almost instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19
Attempts 70 Prevent Frank Blair from
Speaking. t..-

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. I7.-Whilst Messu Blair and
GIevemgere addressing Republican gathering
ut Id bal last Thursday night, some outsiders
made repeated attempts to interrupt the proceed
logs by throwing stones and eggs at the speakers
and hurrahing for Douglas. Bell and Brec siL-
ridge. A circular, signed Vigilance COMMITTEE,
had been circulated few days previously, inyi-
ting the citizens of Marion and Kalls counties TO
prevent the holding Of the meeting Mr.. Blair
spoke for over an hour and a quarter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19
Mr.. Douglas at Clifton springs.

CLIFTON SPRiNGs, n. Y, Sept. 17,-Mr. Doug
las and bis wife visited bis mother on Saturday,
at this place, remaining until the hour fixed for
the public meeting, which was very large, In
GLIDING delegations from all the surrounding
towns, mum erin g from fifteen 20 twenty thousand
persons. Mr.. Douglas commenced his speech by
expressing his pleasure that he was called to re-
lieve the anxiety Of the Republicans by inform
ing them that he had found his mother, who, God
bless her, was In fine health, and Ia no way an
moved by the comments OF the partisan press. Mr.
Douglas spoke nearly two hours and was well re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19
IMPORTANT TO HOUsEkEEPERs.
-. z. r. DURKEE L co.'s
SA1sMOT sPIOEa-

Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
pat sround from fresh spices. selaetsd and cleaned
to cost ne, i sIe 1s sSrRGse without rsisrsnSs
.a5 a., sitn P.ssf 70 prevent injury BY keepilx
Spices are aImolt Invarisbly short w va nssa
tnem, IN POINT Of strength and Yiehusss az favoS.
BEYOND, A O. COEPAxia6N,
ne single trial wall sbunsAatfI prove
.,,isn.ws En- gpusxKEA %.
tkNHE UNION WILL, STAND. NOMATTFR
L WHO'S PRESIDENT! : $50
Consequently shall remain In Warrington And
SS9Innoe 70 RgTsue my occupation If HOUSE,
h inS ]. snd :, ORNAMENTAL 6AINTlNG. cid,
tended TO-, Painting and Qr,smsntins Co9tsSs
to the Painting Of Roofs and Brick Wslls.
All OF the above will do as cheap g The cheap
est therefore solioit the patronage Of my ff1snSs
AND fellow citizens Of the District. Punet.ei,s.
ner. SSs-
You will please mind your stoss and AN, -. =.
PARsKER's Painting Esi.bli sAnest, Re 81
and 1th sts. Fses oth
r Z: 8 8 signs put sa C. Of charge 4. u.,.l
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P"ite VI VIZ:
North Of the base Ian. AID pest Of the t4 principal
meridian.
section z; sections 9, 49,, %. %, 80 50 and 8, Of
"sssnP 70 Sss:ds IF
sections tnd 2; the Irasti2ps of sections and
q ~ ssrs P sss s%
ton -; sections and Isl the FRACTIONS Of SECTIONS
aa q shs SGSt as stssa
q and 2; the N and the Sw x OF section iC 51:
sssss bl .sS: and
q he sioSaa s If b ss Rs. isys
.is ssIs e! r.. . and y the q seq
scons Of sections and i99wnsais I the
Sioux Half breed Rsservation; seStions Is 20 and ma.
tsi Of :sSson e. outside e
ssstiSns and s. tie asas' Z; and the of tn.
4, q, a., a6 @, 50. 81. and 81. OF toSns6p ~ d
Tie sSas i Ssssd IL spa 2
ion - :SStp1s s and ST. ths faction. section
Section 3, and the y Dissection 4. Of TOWNSHIP,
and outside Of the SIOUX sss Of SECTIONS
sssHs sns 81 tss sloaS
Reservstloni sections U.s. ~ Is, and %; the i of
:ss'ssH 81 :sI's lie pax: va
the Sioux HI breed es4rvstIon. OF r:nas ,s OF
The Is ofthe SW y OF section 80, the Z a. or the
NE the y Of the NV u and the s j! 81 n zen, enc
ton ~ OF townsbip lo6; sections 2 g. g. 2. n 70 II
Ind shs s N sS S sss :ss q The
svej the y Of sscti5n section q 10 70 ltelu u
ssction ?; sections 10, II, and l2 the n " nf oi
Is sections H. 10, 90 o. q, 6 b. So. as nd se ~
tovnshlP 1922 the paIts OF township Ito, oatsS: ~
tho rhs 2s Is Sf <; M STS g. 81
section 81, Of township LOG; sections 2. m
IA, 10, 81, a. and a; the N ~ the y ~ ~ ~,
and the Of the SW V Of sect On 81. me ssSix,
2, and So the Of the N i. and The Icsa9 ths
NV q sedtlon g. Of tqvnship 1881 sset6ns ft fo
49, inci3,ysi the Of see.lonfi ascrons u. "a.
ths psrt: od !ovn.hp o outside y tSs sio loS
The =, the N u Of the Sc u. And th.Nn r
the sW q section ., Of tovnship IN: ssosio p Si
Z, ~, IL, v, 49, %, q. "a, Is A, go ~ y,
OF section 81 OF township To-; sect,on. u t ,n
,1ci9gnvsI the Ct section 49, ssetion Il; the 81
81 and 81, Of tovnship io towssh,n M e. is6 a. g.
Y ana the N Of the wv Of m. .ss,,ox Of the Sc
snip ig7; ssctions q g. g. To- 10 IA is co S % tn.n-
%, 60 50. and 81 Of townih los: seciio,s 9, S'
inclusive; sections 8 and 81 the N Y OF ssct 10 Il
sections % g, And 81; Of township i0a; tcWnshin
Seotohs IA s.s 10. and II. OF tovn .p5e H. H.,
tons ,6.s 10, II. II. Is, % "a a. - Fl iv.; &C.
81, Of town hip los; seotions and 3: ira II ala
section s; sections 9, and TO- to * ;rn,Tvv.
sections Is, ~, and q, 10 o. Inclusive: tbs
section q; sscti "a. 81 g. and g. Of $500 on
iOe; sections ?, SO 10, 70 Il, ~, 90 n "a % ~
o. ~ " u, sne d. Of township Ito, Of range 10.
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Q70 T.PoTENTINI, one
Hax;S. roEESltS2sNl H5tItrs, - xV 40, !.

CONDIMENTS, Il.
isece % g. the q ss,sHtssn g sh fsa1s
la5Ps HSsei, inst oPsned IN connection vG -Ais
sa e s: .ss xhsis he VII D lhl e
: l.o. g Ordsrs 10y pin.Nss. ssspsrs. Balls. -
f1vSte ferPoas which Viii b served up IN his IN
tmltSbe style. With the sams promytnSss cd d.
Dsteh which be hAs kitbsrts shown. cas-
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Joy FOB THE SICK AND sUFFERINs.
LET ALL WHO IRE GFFI icTED
READ!
...," APPLY THE REMFDY

kEJOICA IN HEALTH
Efiena, do you suffer! Are you the victim of an =
ofthose numerous ailments which arise from i'm,
purity OF the 0iood What are they, do Won asF
s2uroe0f LIE and health and il is the rst e.emeni
Of our being 70 respond to ANY cause which s6scts
"a. system, as the puse infalIby attssts The ever
prevailing kenralgis. the Irritating Erys De a. the
suDue SerYtuA tae agoDiziug Rheumausm Nsr-
sous DeoiIl,y, Dyspepsis, Liver Com plant with its
LorpoT and detection. and the numbefess iIIs fbs
Eesh Is heir to- derive their hdeous origin from ~
piooai Deal kindly thea And gently with the Eooa.
Use the vltaizinG resources of nature for its All
ana snner Us to commend TO your sonfdsncs Al
use that truly vsinsbls med osmelt known a.
IsDJay p h kS; II e2T 5SScocr,o,
VITA regard 70 this Almost infallible specific
PoRglhr sshtlnent has spoken in decided {eSmnr1
tAlned by constant ayovals Of curative effects "a
IN. ppiest results from its use are stsr M or
remsdies and the best meqioal skill have failed
Lei us say, In coAoiasion, that certiEcafes
cures are not saas ht from the iliterate And an
heIai, ogt tsey ara volunteered from the mos{ "a
sfeosss sources ard Justify the hIs hest terms in
Nhion IL Is possible to commend 90 vnlua re 4
specihc 20 publ approval. We may add Also thsf
me curative properties of the medicine are es aed
only by Its restorative effects, the sJst4m recover
inE rom disease With renewed constitutional vi
;roi ssie ~ al respectable Druggists in this
Oily, and BY the proprietor, mrs. M cox
ooWre AND her seal on the cork - :"
rrloe u per bottle, six bottles for as
q Who..sa.s AgeSi. n, z. T; ClSSEI., Dugrist.
GeorGetovn, d CO Wholesale Agent Tor the bsS'
uio' s1a WI supply the trade 1t my prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19
THE PREvESTIyE AND REMEDY
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS ,v~rss.
CURES INSURED IN A DAY.
NATURES GrAND RESTORATIVE.

NATURES GPAND RESTORATIVE. 4
: :
ISPEcTINE, INPEcrINE.
INPEcTINR, INPEcTfNE.
INPEcTIEB, ISPEcTINE.
The terrible maIsdy known a tSs FEVER AND
A6UE has smittsn hundreds Of thor sands of per-
sons throughout the world every year, ord -
never III now been met by successful medical
treatment that has not produced severe
MEDICINAL DISEASES,
which afsct the Lungs, the spleen. the liver, the
heart, or othsr parn of the huaaa organism. The
INPECrlNB 10 the natara sssagoaist Of ell f.
vess, and when 10 comes IN oontAst viii ne skin,
10 absorbsd By the interior organs. which resist
easily nissma and al tendencies towards those
naiadiss which prostxats the mind ssd body viii
fsvss.
Fever and Agpe result from asmssous oAssss.
the sxistenos Of Tie disssss. That being ouos sal
cd In the ssstsn, induces dssressiou Of sprts, las
situds. laDguor. pains, chius. fever. and q long
train Of disAsrsssbls sensations. dspuvtns the ps-
hsnt OF ell sesrUy. end reducing hin her 10 .
eoodftiou Of r
EXTREME HRLPLESeNRSA
why viii any one suffer The horrors Of deAiI-
itsanS Intermittent Fever. when BY The ne Of ths
INVALUABLE INPEcriNE,
PERSIAN FEWER CHARM.
the eminent medical and magical sua,iass Of which
ere iAstaary absorbed.
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE NAY BE ANN
i HILATRD IN A FEW HOURS.
sELF-cARR ID BETTER THAN PHYsIc.
NATURE 10 WISER TaANARr.
EVERY DISEASE Has A DIVINE REMEpY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
BETTER PREVENT THAN srRIvk TO
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has CURED thounads Of both sexes Of the mos,
dreadful Fsvsrs. Rssd and rsfset
WONDERFUL EFFECTS. 4
Lsmusl Bonsall. Of Pittsburg. for two years uss-
less to himself and society-a martyr 70 ChIls and
Fsvsr-oursd in lsss than three vsskA. md I'M
proved in eight hours
Mary X. Bslknsp, essdusky, Ohio. shsf almost
losing her reason a. well 30 strength b. Inter
mittsnt Pevsr, With Chilli, restored 10 health IN
twenty hours. ---
J. r. Triton. Of Belgrade. Asins, brousxt foa
deaths door, having suffered for fosr yeAra nads
veil In Ave weeks, and improved IN two kesrs.
Adolphs Nonhro, Of Frases, rssis~sd N one
hour. while travelling In the are of the Fort
Wayne and Chicago ksilroa6. He VS. apparent.
ly dying with chills-
Ellen 4. B0sos. Of Look port, Nsv Yorh. res
eusd afssr ssssa years SUFFERING. psrfscs cure.
TAessand Of other cases prsvsatsd sad cured
svsrv month, and noe q single complaint Of the
smcisncy Of ths
/, IHPECTIHR.
= PERSIAN ERvHR CHARM. +
O. TRY RI, PROVE ~, Kyow n.
And make Known ~ vssAsrf.; Soss,s and viz.
tues. that those Who <ossr. or vhs ere th,sstsnsd
with suffering, cay ss led 70 use . simple, an
noxioss prspaSAnon. fnrpishsd By the fssd OF I
I. MANS BLESSING.
a. E
INGPHOTIN06
10 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND NELL
-, cINR DRALsRs IN AMERICA.
PRIOE ONE DOLLAR,
sssf b. mail b aay pat Of he Cnitss staiss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19
nR. J. BovEE DoD'S
~ IMPERIAL WINE RTTrPRS
CHARLEs wIDDIFIELD & CO.
fropnstorsl Is William street, New York.
.. J. SCH WARZE, Agent,
Washington, %, Q,
DIR; J. BOvEE DODs

IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
For Diseases Of the. Kidneys, Bladder and Uunarv
saction. W ti's Aos-
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD On.
fropristors, 70 William st., New York.
J. SCHWARZR.
yetfyt Agent, washington. ID. g,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-03

When Myat. first introduced the rhubaro
into Coveu, Garden Market, London, kc
found it necessary to give away the ieai
stalks for an entire season before he could in
duce his customers to purchase it. Now,
the same gardener has more than a hundred
acres in rhubarb, the produce Of which Is
now sold 10 that single market. In this coun-
try the rhubarb has gradually found its way
into our markets, until the amount now raised
in the vicinity of New York is truly enor-
NOUS. Almos, every market gardener has a
half-acre or more devoted to the growth OF
this crop. From less than three quarters Of
An acre We sold last year. before cherry time.
nearly five hundred dollars worth OF rhu-
barb; and if the market would have re-
ceived it after cherry time. the produce
would have dcubled that sum. Cherries and
other fruits, however. take the place of rhu-
barb, and therefore it can only be sold al
high prices early in the season; later 1t may
be used for the maoufscture of rhubarb wine
Tne kinds now preferred are Mya,t's Lin
naus, the best for wine making; CAhoon's
Seeding and the Victoria Market Gar
deners prefer raising. also. the Early To
/ bolsk, which. although inferior in quality, il
50 much earlier IS to bring . high price il
market.
| In fertilixing rhubarb, il should be re
membered that it is . rare feeder. and call
for large amount Of pabulum. We hav
found the largest results when nitrogenou
manures have have been ussd.IW Workinl
Farmer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-03
The Smoking, Chew ing and SNUFF.
ing Business.

In the Pennsylvania we find the follow
ing interesting tobacco statistics:
Two of the refined pastimes Of our citizens
form an important branch of our industrial
pursuits. One gentleman of our acquaint-
ance. a distinguished member Of the press.
informed the other day, that, in addition
to his other arduous duties. he smoked no
less than twenty cigars per diem. at cost Of
five cents each. The manufacture of cigars
is quite business institution in our city.
and it is estimated that that there are at least
900 cigar manufacturers in Philadelphia,
80 of whom give employment. to from 10 to
60 hands; the others ranging from to 5 and
T. The whole number OF employees, Journey
men and girls engaged in making cigars. is
estimated at fully 4,0oO-averaging to each
hand 1,500 cig gars as minimum amount per
week, the product would be 6 900, 900, or
312 900. 900 cigars per year. fast hand
can make 500 cigars per day. the average Ia.
Dor expended per 900 being about So sc
making the weekly production amount to
81 900 and the yearly cost of labor, 81 ,o92,
600. The average cost OF 1000 cigars is
ss; that of $4,000, 900 is S2.496,uOO. A
profit of 90 per cent added makes the annu-
al production amount in round numbers to
about S3,00O,o00. Some of the cigars made
here amount to S16 per 1000. Two thirds
Of the leaf used is American growth; the 9th
er is from Cuba
I Ia the manufacture Of snuffs there are four
mills. that employ SO hands. and have a cap
ital invested Of $4,000. Smoking tobacco
is cut in the snuf mills, and also by mills
devoted exclusively to that purpse. The
product averages 5000 pounds per day.
worth 10 cents per pound, or $3.50. 800
The cigar snuff and tobacco trade is estima
ted a. s6,OO0,0oO per annum-which, not
to count the immense sums invested in
the imported weed, is all spit and sneezed
away, or ends in smoke, without a single
remunerative good accruing from its con
sumption.