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Tin ii0ofng.
Extra Family Flour.

IA BAgRELs ExrA Fana.iy EioaF u,.aafaetas-
~ sd fro.a choice NnsIs Haess, u arF.vs 20 :
s-ls.d for sale by
Isl. MIzELI., HOOPER : co
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White Beans.
Fine Horumony.

!, BUSHELS ses Hommeay !, lust received snd
~ BENZ. y. SHIELDS %.
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Pu b1is hing House.
NEW BOOKS.
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cANoNBURYaousE,b by G W NJ .Rsyooids pric,5o
ADA ARUNDEL. so
OLIVIA or th Maid fHonor &. ss ss so
CHARLEY FOA,S Ethiopian Son G Book Is
GEORGE HElS1Y'S Joke Book No. 2. Is
THE PATRIOT CRUISER by Sylyanu sfsohh r. as
THE MANIACssSECRET % "a '''s ''' %
SeREree fpostag e an receipt o fprice
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No l26 N@szaustrees New York
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ON yIScHER OWEN 4 CO. General aaxeruzi,~
House .Appleten Building SIS broadway
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lotteries.
NOV FL SEExE NAE.
POLICY PLAN LOTTERY!!
Exlra elias. ,. nra,y.Oct. b.

hy tnis scheme PsrcL lsers can seicc; theiT o~E
NeuSess .Aad pay any alscaatGSs- tickst they nay
lrslTe
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MEDIOINEs.
PURIFY TaE BLOOD.

w. PURIFY The BLOOD.
w ITH Corrupt. disordered or vitatsd blood, You
must be sick all over. IL may burst out In plmp es
or sores, or in active disease or n NAV mere
keep You II siless, depressed and good for nothing
But you cannot have good heath While yo1r blood
il impure. AYER's sARSAPAkILLA purses
out these impurities and stimulates the organs of
Ire into vigorous acton restoring the health and
expe ling disease. Hence IL rapidly cures VARSITY
Sf complaints which are caused By imPurty Of the
Ulcers, Sores, Eruptlons, PIN Pies Biothee Blles
g ,Anthony's Ere, Rose or Efysipeias, letter or
Cancerous Tumors, Sore Eyes, Female DISEASES.
snoh as Retention, Irregularity Suppression,
Whites Sterility, syphilis or yenerear diseases,
LLiysT Complaint and Heart Diseases. Try AY,
ER'S SARSAPARILLA,a and see for yourself the
surprising activity with which it cleanses the blood
and cures the disorders.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORALi is so uniyer-
saty known TO surpass every other rem @dy for the
cure OF Coughs, Colds, InfiueDsa, Hoarseness
Cup; Bronchltis, Incipient Consumption and for
the relief Of Consumptive Patients Ia advanced
stages OF the dis ase thst IL Is useless here to
them. =
AYERS CATHARTIc. PILLs-for Costive-
ness, pysPePsia, lndisestion. Dysestery, Foul
S 3 JauIdlce. Headache, Heartburn, Piles,
Rheumatism, propsy, Worms, and In snort for ali
the purposes OF Purgatlve medicine.
Prepared by j. AVER a. CO., Lowell Mass .
and sold by ali Druggists everywhere. lie n -eolm
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THE EVENING STAR.

The PRKss AT rHE BALTrNoaE CONVENTION
The correspo nient Of the Philadelphia Press
pleasantly says.
Elsa pleasant thing 20 reflect upon that amid
all these many scenes of strife and contention, Of
sectional tumult and bad feeling, Of conflicting
interests, prejddices, and sentiments, that the
Representatives Of the American press stiff con-
tinues There they sit In the Convention, be-
tween one and two hundred of them, like an oasis
of peace In desert Of strife People should not
think that because editors and journalists write
hard things Of each other, that they must carry
in their breasts special and personal antphates
By no means. more complete happy family"
Barnum never conceived. We see the New \ ork
Tribune and Charleston Mercury chatting over
the current news in the most friendly manner the
Boston Post and the New Orleans True Delta
drowning Douglas and dissensiOu in brandy
punch; the Herald and the Constitution exchang-
Ing cigars; while the Times and the Richmond
Enquirer, walk arm-in-arm down the street rs
though they were better friends than Damon and
Pytaias. A. one corner Of the row Of reporters
seats the Philadelphia correspondents have their
desks. There are five Of them, representing the
News, Inquirer, Bulletin and Press, all Of whom
except the latter, with a single representative AL
though representing different shades Of political
% .S these nh ~ are very elaIi,h
and together make jolly round robin. 1t would
be wen II the members Of the Convention profted
by the example Of the historians of their doings,
and trans lcted their business In harmonous and
gentemanly manner, 81.
IL Dr. Hayess Arctic Expedition will sail
from Boston about the 26th instant. The officers
OF the expedition are: Dr. Isaac J. Hayes, COM
handing Captain; Mccormick, Sailing Master;
and Mr.. Dodge, First Officer. A second officer,
surgeon, carpenter, artist clerk, steward, cook,
and SIX men, complete the complement. DR.
Hayes hopes to reach winter quarters, in Smith
Strait, by the 10th of September
UT"TOmmy," the Japan man, who has walked
up n this country and found himself famous, -
has the accounts gi ven Of him in the newspapers
read and explained, and remarks ''lacOnically'
" tvptH 1ac aratl
exactly who is meant by such an epithet-Tommy
himself, or themselves
IL Mrs. Martin, Of Monroe Green county,
bolt entered through the window breaking
several panes of glass, and killing her Instantly
IL Stephen Cannon, while endeavorng &c
strike boy with stone, in Browne County
NY, hit bis child, boy four years old, causing
its death an hour after.
IL An English traveller recently broke his nee /
n ascending Mont Blanc.
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MEDICINES.

n -
- BALTIMORE
/ LOCk HOSPITAL
Has Rseescsd fAs ~ess Cs-res., SPEEDY, ed s.is
i Efsersoi R<rsfy - rae Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRuDBNCf-
LET NO FALSE DgIfclcY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATBLY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OK NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TEo DAYS.
v.shs... .a. s.ss. ssrsE.r.., ss,,,.-. .f, Nancy,
Se bhdssr in.ssat.rr Dssh.rf,s, imrOssssy' esesEs
..ss .Is.s. fsp..ass j K. "a TS, .sssss
Bee. ;. sss&s.sssS. e q. Isss. sssSsss = I.s.
.ee.s Tsrriels Dssrdss arsinG res Solitary nses y
asr narrgs isP~.ls.. d..sroy sssh BED, ssa Kind
S.s sss s..rs ss..i Is .sisS .s...,
shiimsy rra-s Sssssss, srYosss sss ed. r.-, ~.
:. s S. s:ss. a. .ss
y.fse ssssasy ne h'aAs Tyre, ssn vrA fsi ssss
d.lss'oass, &C, speedily s.T.d.
..sy ssoias IN hi. s.n.r as sssssns and ssessssy ry
oFrlcr n. sorrn IN rpKs,cs syarrY.
u. e.rn.r. Fsi .. ssssr,. sas ss.ss ksas-
ssst bs paid and seoisn asanp
DR yonHsrou,
ns.ssn .fss hsysl c.a.gs sfssrt,sns hs.sss. sesss
.as u. .Ar Psrt yses. ~. "a, b.sn me hes.
knsva; many uss6lsd VITA rsAslns head
...ss. s :Ss.s ssbss s.as. '. ..
s.ss v dsrsnEsnsnt q mind. ~srs cured iusdi.tst.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
fssaG hso sae Oshsrs vhs themselves ky
ssrtAio practice aaslGsd -b.n asn.s AseH f.esssdy
Which Rghuy f.h .h,n I.s.sP, 800 no cared,
render, marriage iEPO.ibl, end dsssr.ys be-. .sS
rho.. and .IsneAsy .f.et. Dr.d.,.d
s. . Sss ne R.ss psa.. !. sss e q. No. ..s
rOy.r PsPitsnea q the H'Ar DysP,psy N.r.ss,
vDsr.ns.nsu Of tho DIS esa.rsi D.sny
Jng.ogs % csassmpsea, &C.
drsSfsd-Loss Of Msmsry Confpsea ofIdsss D.ps.s...
sfspik., Evil FOresdiRgs ofseei,sy
ho'. 81 sOisds, rmidity, 81 n. pr.-
NERVOUS DExiLIYY-Yh.,..Ad.. can no. ,.ds. VIA,
s.mins veal pals. n.r,oss sad tssins s,.,
appearance seout The eyes, esrsh e
DISEASES OF ImPRUDESCE
when th. msrsidsd md .otsy pl.s-r. See.
ss hs, inbib'd De ss'as Of th. painful disease, .-
f..p.sasiy e.s oS! s.s.od S n s.'s ~. ..
e.nsl sS h. .p him rim:
are. i"a sS s TS.s s iss
ever MS fHhns d,ePpontmsn or BY the sffh.t d.s6r
srnbl. disease, As.euoo. E.sf Threat Mes.
snn se ProgrsstnG With fEhsi rapdi'. AT dssth pEss
es-sr.d country from ssos. cosIO. n tr.,.sr
Dr.. JoHNsoErREMpnyF os OCEANIC wEAKHEss
AND IMPorEHCY.
By Ais great and important remedy n. .sess,
spssdy ssr.d and fall 'T rsssr.d Th.s.ssd. 20.
MEET nervous and dsststsd VIE had lest a. hope have
been imrnsdistsly relieved.
All inP.dinsnI Marriage. hysis.l Mental Ds,..n-
yrsneIng snd Ws.hnssH EKhsssusa sfAs Mot fs.rfsl
ENDoIsEmExr or TIE rxbss.
TIE MANY THOUSANDS esrsd sitht, Iasutsns. vta.
hs last ,,,sntssn year. and the important ssTr
rspct.n Of the pApsu add many psrsoss nse.s q
.s,:h ss,. sgP.sr.d .I.H ssd b.f.r. a. P.se s
sliy Gus esn f,srsntss 70 the ssisssd. San sily
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation,

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
4 Positive and specific Remedy
F2r Diseases Of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS,
GRAVEB, and DROPSICAL SWELLIN6S.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and excites the ABs0RBENTS into healthy 40,
depositlons, and all UNNATURAL. ENLARGE
MENTS are reduced, as well as PAIN and IN
MEN, WOMEN, or CHILDREN.
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DENTySTR v

h DENTISTRY.
DH. Hill LIS, after practical test of two years,
iees that ne can with confidence recon- <rzuxz,s
mend the Cheoplsstio Process for insertings f5ssS
artlhola teoth; II has the advantages OF
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness Pull
upper sets Inserted for ass. Partial in proportion
Omce QUO Td avenue, SET
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- %1 - -AN Ill x ~ III
The Natural and Sure Rsmedy for all Ner-
vOHs Complaints,
From Neuralgia through ali cases where Opium
was ever used TO that of Delirium Fremens and the
common chief oause of Disease
go LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Tolu hnedyne, though containing not q par
hcle of Oplum, produces ali the requirements OF,
and may be used IN sill cases wherever Opium was
used without producing anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient In a perfectly natural 8 ate.
q. The Universal Cough Remedy, freed from al
the common objection of Cough Remedies, which
produce nausea or prostration, may be considered
the common enemy TO all Throat and Lung Com
plants. and used with perfect impunity. Asking
all 10 court from proPrietors or friends the most
severe Investigation OF both Remedies, and reading
OF our pamphlets TO be found with all dealers, and
more particularly to purchase only of those who
can be depended upon, we walt In confidence the
decisions OF Patients and PHYSICIANS.
Prices within reach Of al " o.
GENERAL AGENTS. r.
!. w. HUNNEwELL Il Co., and 8. Commercial
Wharf, Boston,
GEO. HuSNEwELL, AS Water St, New York,
Under the special supervision Of JOHN l.. II UN-
NEW ELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist. Boston,
Mass, whose signature covers the 90 ks of the
cations.
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere, and
all the Druggists in Washington and Georgetown
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nR. ]. BOVEE DOD's
" IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.

Are now being used from Malne 10 the Great salt
Lake, ani the universal verdict Of all who use
them either sc nedtotns or as q beceTase IL thai
they are unsurpassed IN the world. ur. DOds used
them successfully in hls practice for IS years before
We purchased of him the cole light 90 msnufsoture
and present them for sale 20 the public. For the
cure OF recipient Consumption, Indigestion, Dys-
Pepse, Piles, Nervous DIaeeses. Female Com
plants, and all cases req M tOno they are be
yond doubt most invaluable remedy. Aside from
their medlc;zni properties they are a pure, whole
some ana delightful Beverage. producing all the
pleasant exhilefating effects Of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results. let all friends Of
humanity and AL advocates Of temperance assist
rs in SUBSTITUTING these valuable Vegetable Bittsrs
for the Mineral POiSeHs and ddN8feyafed Liquors
with which the country il flooded, and thereby ef-
teotus ly aid In ban shIng Disease and Drunkenness
from the land.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD 4 CO.
Proprietors, Is William street, New York.
J. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RUCHU.

HGLmboLDS hAIhhcT HuCHU,
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dassitss1on,
haf5 easSfs .ifs t 81 As dssns
indIsposltion to E1eTtion, Loss of Power,
L Mo Of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Horror of Disease, wsksfuiness,
Dlmness Of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Hot Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body.
Dyn''' Ph AZ SSfb1 the Face
These SYMPHONIC, if allowed to go on, which this
SoTEEeAY. FfGTf9E: s sGG fGH FITS
TO bS0SE WEIcH THE PATIENI MAY E3PIRE:
b, bSse ean az fst thsbf f5g not followed
" INSANITY hND 5csoiNssstMPTIoN."
Many are B sysT NS Ct tse o. ths sSrns
THERECoRDs OF THE Is san E a As
And the Melancholy DEATHS BY CossNmrtIon
TIE IS Sse 3 si EiF'sSI2R
Requires the aid OF medicine dt ine To strengthen
Which f 1SsT'f S6G III
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST skKPrIcAL.
OLD dR ESe yfAttEEf
IN 4 S9sESTVEMPk "a rTs6N MaAREkI4GE To
FEMALES, the extract Buchu is uneaualled By
any other remedy, as in Chi .rosis or Reception
tomary, Evacuatons, liberated Or Scirr hous state
OF the Uterus, i.eucorrhGa or Whites. SterilliIy,
ana Tor g. comp lalnts incident TO the x whether
arising from lndiscretlon, Habits of Dissipation.
Decline OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY sa6ULD RE WITHOUT 1T
m.die,m NO ~. 0,: BS!snm MsTbfy snP!sasant
HEIMBo tfs" E& Sff dCSffEI BUcRU J'a'S'
SECRET f DffssEAsEs
In al their Stages. Al little expense;
Little or no changein Diet; No inconvenienoo;
II causes q frequent desire ana gives strength to
UIinate, thereby, Removing Ubstruotions,
TIE GLASS of Diseases and eIpeins al Poisoaoas
Da 4ao d5s iSSIb % GP Gs,T'7 UsaNDs
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUAcks,
time, have found thy were decsiyed and that the
.PoISoN" has, BY the nse OF POWERFUL AS
out p PE sfEif!sa I I2!s Sn MARRIAGE
Use HEtMBoLD's Extract BucHU for all saec-
toms and 0I'1 nRiS e tR1 ORGANS
"h''A'r 01'i MRLE OR FEMALE.
FRO" so@ s' HoSG ffs 70 matter of
HELHBissfT RH EHf Fif PiHSfHfo'
s HH' r sfiIs$ 5fsf Rs
From to % gears sfard,as,
SClENCE AND FAME.
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six for SIS co.
Delivered TO any Address, securely packed from
observation.
DEscEIBs SYMPTOMS IN ALL CoMMyHIcATIoNs
Cures Guaranteed. Advice Gratis I!
AFFIDAVIT.
PersonalIy appeared before me, an Alderman of
the city of Phi adePhis II. T HELMBoLp who heing
duly sworn, doth say. his preparations co tain no
but are purely or 2hfE
soon and subscribed before me, this Esd day of
WIN. p. HIBBERD, Alderman.
80 Ninth street, above Race, Phila,
Address letters for information in confidence to
II. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot, o. South Tenth st bet Chestnut Phila
BEWARE 0F GOUNTERFEITS
Who endeaNo or TO dispose OF THHIR OWN and
''oTHER" ARIIcLEs on THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
BY --rr.-....-..
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
Extract Buchu,
. Sarsaparilla,
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by :. b. WAITE, 52s Seventh street. and q.
=. FoRD, ia, corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EYERYWHERE,
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut OFT the Advertisement and send Tor IL.
ANDAVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE,
sp4 eolv fF.-----. :
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SswtaSDaas :s.s SsASS Co.: oord..
Ruohus HosRitsls. lnsrumeats or Rnss5sh.s
write for nv Dnvnte Circular on
- sPEkMhT0RRHK Its CURE.
dsnoe. your friend, q former sufferer, msrsly M
soriblnx Boz 17s, chAriessovn, Msss.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT 7HRBE
TBIEaEMAR. n. n. n a.

Paris, osd fks Irrsrial Collsts az Msdsetss,
Vtszsd,
No. 4 10 Invaluable for exhaustion, Spermstor
rhea, and al physical disabilities,
No. Q completely eradloatos al traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernicioue use of copav1s and cubebs.
No. has entirely upplsnted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby ineuTinf 10 the sufferer speedr
relief, disrersins al impurities, and roofing ont tbs
venom of cisease.
form Of loxenge, devoid Of taste and sme,l, spd
osn be carried u The vaIstooat pocket. Sod N 81
tered By Velpear, Lalemsnd, Rou1, RIoord, &C.
Price seach. or four GASES for % which saves O.
10 Be had, wholesale ssl. of br. BAR Row.
194 Bleecker street. four doors belov MoDousl
mittsnce, DIR. Barrow will forward the friesemer
70 any part OF the world. securely packed, and s1-
ols Sc sa q w s1su1oRs Of TIE
inston. ID. G. de s-Sm
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DR.. ]. ROVER nOns,

DR., J. BOvEE DODs'
IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Organs, and especially for Female Obstrncttont
fiction.
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD & CO.,
ProPnetors, IS William ST., New York,
J. SCHWARZE,
je7Iyr Agent washInfton. b. c.
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PLIGHT AT LAST AND OTHER TALES. n,
~ Mrs esskeil sathor Of Mar Barton, Moth
The THss S, aS S Soy; Prize e cent?
az. st Ss H,,ory for ths use cheoi. and Fam
VITA nearly so engrevings vol; price n For al
49,. BLANGHARtk M0HuN. :
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FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
y arrived this day, embracing al quail GvW
ties and sizes OF Sole Leather, Ladies SSS1N
sales room exhibits Of this time the greatest variety
OF travelling requisites at MODERATE prices. 70 De
found this side Of New York. Also, every descr,p-
ton Of LADIES' HAT BOXES, VALICE6,
CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS, de.
GrOld Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
for new ones.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
Trunk Sales Room.
mar Sl-tf 32l pa avsn1a
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ID SON BANIs led.
Corrosive Sublimate no more
rs used: the Bed Bugs 20 dsstroy:
ne whoe world goes 10 Schwerin's store.
Thls Powder now we All employ

lis poisonless 70 mortal man,
bnt kills all Insects as sure a. fata
And no impostor ever can ''
Thls powder truly initiate
pps29t for SCHwERIN's ANNIBIJ.A TfNe
~, m, ~, i4r dessyuotlon of Cookroaehes He'd
den In.eots &c also, Pills for d.etruction al AZ.
s 81 AlosUNe iaf north Second ssssss. PSiisdsi
Fot setsip w Washington. ID c., BIZ DANIEL. n.
CLARKE, corpsr Of Penpsylesnia sVenns "a %
. tong are advertised; be cautious. Remsmbsr 's %
ask for Sehverin's Annihilsflng Powder. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

A VERY NICE oaIcKERING PIANO,
stars OF emela iaEislW.G 6. NETZEkOTE
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ns.ssn .fs hsya C.l.t' sfssII.sos ks.Ses grsess,'
irsrn Of the eminent Ccsrss the punsd eatss
and the rrsAts part life hss spsnt
ptas Of loadsa, Paris, Phi. and sssvhsrs
tsesa sems OF the astsnshaf that
fnevn; many usselsd vita rSns IN ne head and
When sslssP great nervesn.ss being alarmed ssddss
sssnds baskfslns frscusnt hluhinf susndsd
viii cured iru sAl.tslr
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/ oOK OUT FOR PAINT
No; 5I2 SEVENTH STREET.
ro" Doors SS"th Of Off FsllOtos' Hall,

H. w. HAMILTON has onsnad p,tn,r
SHOPand PAiNfSrOREo on the New yorE nisn
Shere can always be found PAINTS, offIS''
n s,.'' BRUSHES, &C., &C., st wholesale and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

IL The U. s. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Office, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania av
enue, n the following points:
LynohbuTg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
'O Montsome Ssn'S Mobile. Memphis, o snd
NEW ORLEANS.
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CARRIAGES.
L HE Subscriber having made additions to hi
fsotory, making 1t now one Of the lsreestA 80
In the District, where his fscilities for =
manufacturing CARRIAGE q LIGHTsE
WAGONS Of oil kinds cannot be surpassed, an,
nom hIs long experience in the business he hoDe,
TO give general satisfaction
An Kinds OF csrrisEes and Light Wagons kept .,
All REPAIRS neatly done, and ell orders ,renys
ly attended 70,
Second hand Carriages tskcp in exchange for nsy
snes. ANDREW J. J(lHCE
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Sold by =. b. WAITE, 52s Seventh street and q.
=. Ford, ia, corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EYERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HEtMBOLDs. TAKE NO DTHER.
ANDAVOID IMPOSlTI0NA AND EXPOSURE,
ap4 eolv fF'-----
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS

THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
.,-s and is
400 MILES SHORTER, and "a HOURS LESS
IN TIME
than any other Line-the Lynohburg Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi
Central making il the
QUICK EST AND MOST PLEASANT 70 UTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS!
Ii is provided with First class Sleeping Cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

MRS. SCH0OLCRAFT's NEW NOVEL;
IN The Black Gauntlet, q Tale of Plantation
Llis In SOUTH Carolina. By Mrs. Henry r. school.
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-11-20

A BRAVE BoY.-The following incident, which
recently occurred in the family of Episcopal
clergyman in Iowa. may be interesting to our
readers:
Edward, boy about fifteen, was left at home
during the visit of his father and mother to their
friends in the vicinity Of New York, and every
night slept alone in the house. which was situated
in a piece Of woods mile or two from Fort Des
Moines. Though the situation was isolated, il was
looked upon safe; no one supposing that any
body would be wicked enough to attack boy, or
foolish enough to look in a country parsons house
for plunder
But one night last week, Ned, who slept in
room the second foor at the head of the stairs,
was awakened by noise in the rooms below.
Listening a moment and all being quiet, he went
to sleep again, supposing that some Of the dogs
might have disturbed him. After awhile he was
again awakened, and listening he heard a soft step
on the carpeted stairs approaching his room He
sprang up, seized his shot gun, which he always
kept loaded, an6 springing TO the head Of the
dark, but noise the stairway told him that
some one was not standing but moving, and he
aimed the gun down the stairs and fred. Almost
Immediately he heard the noise of something fall.
ing over in the parlor, and running to the window
running away through the woods. He
then struck light and went down stairs. The
door which opened at the foot of the stairs was
perforated with the shot, and in the parlor was
everything of any value in the house tied in
bundles ready for removal All the Clothes silver,
linen. cutlery and everything movable, had been
packed up in parcels.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-11-20
A FEW MORE YEARS.

A shadow falls in the sunny yard,
On the grass where the children play,
And fairy fabrics their fingers raise,
But no "Castles in Air" leave they
A few more years, and these radiant hours,
Like dreams, will have passed away.
A cloud obscures, for moment, the sun,
And darkens their golden hair,
A breeze uplifts their feathery curls
From eyes which have known no care;
A few more years, and shades of thought
VIII have left an impress there.
And whilst with flowers they people the realms,
They rear on the velvet grass,
A sigh escapes my heart as I gaze
And whisper Alas Alas
A few more years of dissolving scenes
O'er the magic lamp will pass.
And chldhoods smile will be mellow'd then,
In the calm of maturer years,
And oft the light in those eyes of blue
Be darkened, by sorrows tears,
A few more years, and that yielding trust
Be lost in maze of fears.
That trusting love which is now all ours,
We may yet unto others resign
But, oh if the oak extends its arms,
Where the ivy may climb and twine,
Their after years may yet be blest,
May be bright, indeed, as mine.