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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-06

uho pe oerldltetntn N%fectienen, ipClhe aus einem unOrSenl
ll3eh Ma9en coer aus Der Gcben entlprineen.
gUle ltnpero0uithtett, SaUre I'M. Maeen, Gplid, SerN>
bremen. @ppetttIpI9feit, Geneltlitfeit, 8eritopfune, 6luteuSt
nno 1Iullt4c p4nlorr9oieen. Sn allen ntrp6ltn mo rbeuma
ttl@eh Sollen tat &c bel u%ni6hEt9en Maltn ~mpRltb6tis ae4pisfi
uiC Heultanot9e 5tilung berppr9ebr0dt.
.A0lelSe III cine rein gc9etabjlilte Mifhune, mad lirena
minCnlhaftlihcn @rlInoGaSen une nah QnweI{iiuo bcs Sc
rabmtsn bglanbii6en 9rOftiorS &orbdpc, bcreitet. gBr0en
lslhee 9roFen Grfo!grr IN Den reifCn eIrpp6iiden Staafcn
mar ielnt Glafubrua9 in ben Ser. Staten mebr fir Dieieni.
gen eeitinlnlt, welne aus uulernl Satcrlonoe in oielcm QonbC
ler'treHt ltno. 0a bafeIGe untsr ibnen 9rp6en 9eifal ne
lilloen, 10 biete Id, eS Hcm ameritanhhtn 9utlifum an, inSem
Ih pelB, pap letne ii Der Sbat wunotrbaren meeiciuiihcn 81.
senl6ottsn itt SefanntlAaft perihaHen merSen.
SeloneerS wtro ee FUR Solfe e%npfDblen, Seren Gpnfitutto
burn on b~eltanot9cn Gebrauh Spp GiaI0ren ODER anbsre
%a.el@pelfunQet III %lncronIn9 aeratben fnO. 9m 9Qee.
hleIheh 6N9tlblIdlih pIrtl1m, floc! 80 lemen 0elQScu 9SCa
lun Slee oe9 Nebens, iEotm t5 III jeoe Aerpe e~inbrinat UNI
tic 3erNh:3t, 0el lmtenotn Self 0ufrittet unS in ecr ST
heue Selunppett uro Storte i'll haS gauge Spitem 6rinet.
BRruUn0;
0te3roBe Ser6reitun9 bicfto Gu8gGeitneten Wrpmas bol
rerl19pene NohabmuugcR berrorgcrufcn, mtSbalb bas @I
bh!rm I'M AnfaHit cOytdtt9 leia mrB. 9ouni IT es n5tbio,
o!aB Spf Soerpape'S 6ouonoiiaes Bitter, bepOr SIR eS fault
r:&!t9 probtrt. Cine 8Ourtae miro Cub I6er,eu3sn. Sex
u Dfftf Ut, pte ale NohabmunGtn.
~ Seffautt @l,OO per S0ittl poer & QOtteIs fur S.
bel Den etljj9en Gtseut5Jmern
SeHjami n 0a9c ir. H.. 6 o.
Sobrltanten pn NrtifCn FUR &pUi6ettr u. Gbemifer
9iISburo, Qa.
Jh u 1Epno miro bIeite 8iiiT5 Ycrfauft in Den gpn.
ilrtta Ger 9o. Dove unb Comp, &icranOer DupeI. 81
gtitefl0n, y. JoblltOu II. Srp., Orutbe uHO Hyperion 3
SimF, 2Sdtul9 une 9raue, @barIee W~iipipaaah uur 6 :
yte9i rae ielsE Ttaetsn Der Der. GtasteH II cstfts @,t-
"'@ ~ s"o &'~pTT ~ eaesn. 23.s
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-06
French Millinery!
Mapame g

N9. 90 Iatn-S traBe, erbistt loe6en Elm neues
N0ortimcrt prn Sitsi, Sano unt 8lumen, fer.
ner cine srrBe 9~luswabl RON &upfpusen unp
Ore6sGape, Den Oamsn b~eIcnpers Al smpfeblen,
peid,e bic Springs brluhen. Ollie bieIe gSaaren
%Nsrtauft gu aaBerproentli6 biuiseu prciIen
Nabame Spu,
go. 50 MainIfr.
SteieS @rf3Gft 1T Samstass unO Spnntass
9el@tc0en.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-06

y 0 II 1t ttu Der ,freten anne.
rttant6 en- & Ii d) enqemetnpe.
l. @rilten3 Der STRIDE.
Die Stride fpas iobalO birielbe cine 9n,abl
Dcn 90 Wit9Iieoern satlt, ale betcbrnb bctradtet
2. Humen Der &ir6e.
Die Stride fol- pesen ibrer ulua66dnatofett
pom 9ntite unb Siih6fen ben Namen ,frete IN.
ob06n8ise amerttanii6e tat6oliiAe 6trde fiibrsu.
3. 3pef Der &irde.
Der 3wsd bteier Stride lit:
L. Aue Wenlhen Dbne unteri6ieb tbrer Gun,
FELTON, ais SriOer 3u betrabten, bas Sano per
Slebe urtsr tbnen INNER mehr gu tefeItilen unp
10 alle DEM einiisen 3ielc t9rer 8eittmmuna ents
9e9en III fl9ren, Oereu @runbprtu1ip 1T: @Iaf-
lib gu nerNen uno 9liidli6 Sn MAIDEN.
2. aat freilinni9en &atbplifen, prlbe burh
oao bieraratl6c Nuftreten Der fat6olilden gis
l6bfe UNI Drteitsr, iorpte bur8 peren uucprIlt-
tnttoneue gebren gum Nustritt aus DER rom. IA.
tbo'tlAen Stride aus @riiuoen Der Gernuuft oes
n6tbi9t paren, gu eiuer peeree unter einem Sir.
ttn 5n psreini9en.
4. @pnlfitutiOn.
Die naRere Contribution fol- burh Elm Son her
0emetnpG ern1bttCs Committee ndIer ausoeor.
beitet .:Gb Der 0smeinre our n6bereu 8erotbuuo
Ooraele9t perOeu. .
Weiters Nahridten ii6er cine alaen1eine as.
3ubaltenpe Srriammluug iiber Srt unc 2eit Der.
lelbert, iol in btelem pere6rlihsu 8latte npd uGs
Der beitimmt nerpen. Grin
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-06
@cftbdffS=2 gm;eieeu

Gem 9~ee6rteu Vublitum ~er(auben mir uns
btermit he er9ebenitc 9lnSctae su MAIDEN, pa6 wtt
%unItren Gin-Store nab uuisrcm reueu nne oe.
~rGumi9en SauIc 9fp. 1SS 8rpapfrasc ,wiId,sn
Der 5. unp 6. perIegt baben.
8ur pas unS bieber 9eiGentte 3utrauen tefene
o%anFeno, erlnuben mir ms, ou8 fernc5 I'm oas.
ielbe su bitten.
sBtr fibren teifGnbis Gin rrihbaIti9cs Qoaer
aaer Sortcn Sefrn, Str6moaren unp oter an.
peren in infer 0sI6dft l6taacnpc 9trtifel, bic
mir, IA mir nur fir Soor %tnufcn, 3u ben tiaie
item 9reilcn perfaufsn t6nncu.
0as Oefcm Der Sdulcr, iopic Jfeparaturcu
lepsr Art werpsn iAnea, gut mn tiuisf tcIcrst.
3pl5bauer u. Sru.
ca Gin Sna6r, Der pas Ginner-@ je1d1Gft al
erlcrnen wtinidt rtrp 9eiuGt pm ocm Sbiacn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-06
0eUr9e Summers
Yr6mium
@0Mee Z @fGGensA

Nllt einem 9ddhen BON bieier &6en, fam man
/ gtlno 9sbrannten @ahee e%riparcn, unO GdfFse
ron Oieier GIen5 9emattt, beb6tt ppufommen BEN
ret''en @affesseI6mad Bel, iptrp a6er Icnl in al.
len &betlen an9ene6mer unO ~iAmaf6after, erbGlt
cine ldOners 6drbc, ais Dcn blos oebrnuntem
eaTfe uno 1T b~eltimmt 9~tlinber fir Sercrmann,
nno wtro oolltommen liar, Ohne cap lpnIt etpa5
not9wenpiS IT, psnlelben tlar gu MAIDEN.
81 Daoen bel u. SGfrFer n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-06

9tcuts 8 utcuYrrtiIger
1T Gin iheres unb uufcblbares Wiittel 9cecu @r-
]EGItuua, 6utrn unp SejIsrfsit.
Serferti9t etn3i9 rurb
6. 8. @ieut,
Gle Der Wtain II. II. ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-06
sim;ci9em.

~. &fnD,
Np' l6l Srpnnitr, SpiIhrn Der 6trn uub 7ten.
N9ent fur .5eiptftf's G6ampaaner,
enpftsblt Ncm peuti6en publtfum lcin friI6 an.
9etpmmenes Eager ppn @igorrcn, @etnen, @bam.
Pa9nsr, Scttnhcn, 9ctrannte Nanpeln, iiber,uf
ertsn Galmu5 &C., nGmlib
100000 reutlhe Gi9orrcn, aac Sranps,
10000 GOn6aS 5apana,
10000 5enrp Clay 6apana,
$4,000 8rabucps 6aoana,
15,OOG 9rir,cjpe, CARA,
90 8Cren Jtbsinwcine,
20 &6rte 9eiptiid'Iaen @Gampaoncr, fiji
pelden ib A9cnt bin SUn s bis ii IN.
lars per &orb,
80 DuBenb 9ebtudcn,
gu 9to' 9ebranntc &anOcIn unO iitrr;ud.
erten Galmue,
wel@e Nrtitel i& Su ttGi9em prcis rferire.
NH SR , M,k
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-06

Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Store,
'S' 40. ede Sro1o= II. 8. StraBe. 9p. 17G.
Q. 81. 81 oenbaum
ttau0i lIH oae ssebtte 9ublifln aufmerfiam III na1,n. sos
II lelfe Sprtags28aaren t~apfarseu, bic in einsr aroFsn SlHS..
@ehi Der nGttslten @rttfei bereben, uu6 gu unacaein 5iNiorn
YFs'ef. mf!pe ttlne &onrarreni iulofen, serFauft peroen.
SH pspe %Otl0nocr5 fplSeabe Irtitcl 6erYor:
Setetniet9e, IN ilbUari uno allen YfpseFarben.
9tueliR OeIotn, 9anS uno buibwuQcne,
9tertto5. 9aui unb bdi5wpQt
Nehtt irl1Noiitt Geinp0no'
Ne@teo njIosrlonoildtS 8ud urb GoIiimsrtS
S9ap.5, SIarEeEe, lop!e cine 1ruFc Nu5poFI pW1 .Eop
igepta9 @poo@ II. m3utuen Ii. ballmpelsreu StrIg,p
yin 6ela@ pIfles SaSsre wtrc ~erge5cuft c6stcn Won
., w. 3pIcn6aum5
aaes jur rrHeu Martte,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

The JOHN Brown CoMMITTEE-The Senate
COMMITTEE heard the testimony of Augustus w at
ties. on Monday, and Hyatt, Of n. Y, was
reported as refusing to appear, which Is case of
contempt Mr. Wattless testimony showed the
activity OF Brown in running of eleven slaves
rom Missouri, as he said, without firing a gun
or swapping cap,'' Said Wattles
He was then told that another COMPANY went
20 another place and brought away four, and in
doing so, had killed one man to save their own
lives Brown replied that he regretted it exceed
,ngly; but he continued, Il have considered the
matter well-you will have no more inroads from
missouri; the poor people OF Kansas have suffered
enough; nv heart blreds for them; noy sac n "a
% my duty TO drdtc TIE scene Of the excitssut TO
soole otasr Pa't OF me country; you may never see
me again Farewell-God bless you, And be
departed - A
TN. last aiusion, no doubt, had reference to his
intended rad upon Virginia.
Wattles being sick, Brown called to see him,
when w expressed regret that he had been into
missouri and taken slaves and especially con-
demned the killing of Cruise Brown replied
mat hs was stopping at house on the Little Usage
Ben Rice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

FROM CALIFORNIA Francisco dates to the
30th of January have been received at New Or
leans.
The telegraph line was completed as far a.
Fresno, $50 miles from San Francisco on the But.
terfeld mail route.
Rich surface diggings had been discovered near
Georgetown.
One hundred thousand signatures had been OBJ
'sined to petition to the Legislature to prevent
Chinese immigration.
honoiuIu dates are to the 18th. The King had
returned to Honolulu, and was received with A
salute.
Elections had been held throughout the king.
dom, but only a small vote was polled
Honolulu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22
Personal.

-. Hon. w w. Phelps, ex-member of Con-
gross rom Minnesota, mas I'd the editors o
OF The Red Wing (Minn. J Sentinel.
$50. Garibaldi's wife, Miss Raymond that was
IS Di Vernon, or Gay Spanker, and knows a
GOOD horse when she sees the animal as well as
she knows good man. STE is patriotic, plump,
ana pretty, and peCuniarily we'll suited The
happy couple passed the lune dc nlisL at Como,
TIE most beautiful place in italy, us Italy IS the
most beaut ful country in the world There is a
dlference of thirty years between them and We
hope ii is all the difference they will ever know.
- Mr. Clark Mills, author Of the Equestrian
statue Of Washington, is not native Of South
%oiolihi dS stated, DuL OF New was IN
Charleston as an apprentice to ID plasterer, for
which trade he was destined for by his relatives
he came to w ashington his way to Italy
where he was to study art, but was here engaged
by private Association to make a bronze Eoues-
trian Statue of Jackson, which stands in Lafay-
cite square. Congress voted him S2O, 900 as q
compliment, on account of his success i'm. that
work and gave him order to maxi an Eoues-
trlan statue Of Washington at Il cost Of S5O coo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

NATURAL CoMPAss.-It Is a well known fact
that in the vast prairies Of Texas little plant is
ALWAYS to be found which, under all circumstances
of climate change of weather. rain frost, or sun
shine. invariably turns its leaves and flowers to
the north. II solitary traveller were making his
way across those trackless wilds, without star to
guide or compass to direct him, he finds an uner-
ring monitor in an humble plant, and he follows
its guidance certain that II will not mislead him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

IL Lawyer Scnnott Is TO appear before the Leg
Itlauve COMMITTEES, at Richmond, in behalf OF
stevens, with view of obtaining pardon. Mr.
Sennou goes upon the invitation Of Gov Letcher
With the promise that the subject shall receive
his careful attention. The Judge and the Prose-
cutting Attorney who tried the case will unite n
the application for mercy.
HoAxBp.-A Troy IN W paper saws the little
girl whom Henry Ward Beecher paraded I'm the
pulpit of his church at BROOKLYN and drew upon
his credulous auditors for plentiful share of tears
and dollars, Is no more black than Agnes Robert
son. the Scotch Octoroon; that she was a white
girl, sent North Oh speculation; that Beecher
and his audience were hoaxed
O-A petition asking Congress to take mea-
euIts 10 Withdraw copper coin from circulation
Is circulating in Boston. Undoubtedly there is
an excess Of that coin, and in MANY kinds of bust
ness there Is loss experienced on it,
II Mr.. Fl. l. Godfrey, Of the ALBANY Morning
ZINES, having had $50 appropriated to him by
the Board Of supervisors, for services as reporter
mas donated the sum to Miss Knapp's Ragged
School in that city.
WELL SUPPLIKD.-The Leavenworth fK5psas,
herald says there are in that city one hundred
and fourteen climbs Of the law :" counting pstti-
rogers, attorneys, and judges the latte, OF whom
are the most numerous
HI The Siamese Twins are still livinr in Sur,
county, C, At late revival the wife of Chang
was baptized Chang and Eng seemed to be much
concerned for themselves. and requested an inter
EST IN the prayers Of the minister
" San Antonio CTexas) Herald mentions
gentleman who took charge of flock of sheen
IN 1856, valued at 81 900, and who by diligence
and coed fortune, has made that stock worth
III Ralph Waldo Emerson took an extra train
on which he was the sole passenger, from Lafav-
eue 10 Chicago the other evening, in time to lee
ture In the latter city.
" fireman was killed and the engineer
badly wounded by the collision of two ffeioht
rams on the New York Central railroad at Sa.
vanah station last week.
1T
SCOT Oar, Maine, was Monday convicted of
Forging deposition by which he obtained a
divorce from his wife
IL The police of Pittsburg, Pa on Saturday
eock-fght.
=. " ne shoemckers Of Massachusetts propose
70 Seeordte to-day by making their strikt for
hlgner wages general over the State.
- " a law has just passed making per cent
tnts,s., INTEREST In Minnesota, and forbidng any
interest on special contracts above II per cent
=, " Inc Partisan theatres paid sIs7 900 to au-
'nofs iof dramatic copyright during the wear 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22
DROWNED WITHOUT SINKISG.-A singular

DROWNED WITHOUT SINKING.-A singular
death occurred at Cairo on Wednesday, which is
without 4 parallel. gentleman who was cabin
passenger on the steamer Platte Valley fell over
board. The life boat was immediately sent after
him. and he was picked up after floating some
distance, but was found toIbe dead He NAV DOS
sibly have been stric ken with appopexy, causing
him TO fall overheard, but the prevailing opinion
is that he drowned without sinking or at least
without sinking very far, as he went under one or
two times, but only for a few conds,-LouisriHs
Courier, 18Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

FINE TIME.-Mr. Charles o. White, passenger
agent of the great Southwestern Railroad line
hands us copy of the New Orleans Delta of the
18th, brought through by passenger upon the
line, who left New Orleans at : 80 a m February
18th, and arrived In Washington at 80 D. IN. on
the 21st February
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

ID The entertainment given by the Virginia
Legislature to the Hon. C. G. Meminger, the
South Carolina Commissioner, at the Exchange
Hotel Richmond. cost 1893 %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

II Broadway, In New York, like Pennsylva-
MIA avenue lately was here, is in bad way, and
is TO be swept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

MES MARTHA HAINtS aUTT OF NOR
III FOLK, VA-Leisure Moments Of Marth,
names Butt: price SIS hound Jset mil 4, hel
and for sale st PHiLP sOLiM.,N,s
fel6 Metropolitan Bookstore. 332 Pa sy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22
WANTS.
LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On the morning of the alst, on X street,
wa, lost by poor woman to whom il does NOT he.
Inng and who is unable to replace it. The finder
5th st Get. batwee 4 and X SITS IT,
i OSf-On last evening, a POCKET BOOK con
IL tanning valuable papers together with q sum of
money. ! he finder will he rewarded by leaving il
II w LEY q CO.'S Drug Store, Pa avenue. be-
10 = sd street fa9I 81
Il CST-On Thur day evening. February 18th. a
IL CROSS. composed of ten or twelve large
pearls, tipped with gold. The finder will he sn, "a
u rewarded by bringing it to 446 II street, corner
Oh hta IA 2-St
/ OST-A FANCY ICE CREAM MOLD in
IL shape of an elephant ANY one returning IN To
This ofilce will be Literally rewarded. fel7 If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22
Spirit Of the NIerninx Press.

Both the morning papers are devoted to reaec-
lions on the day we celebrate" and their usual
miscellany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

The LEvEK LAST NIGHT.-The fourth public
reception of the season at the Executive Mansion
last evening, was very numerously attended by
all classes of citizens. In the absence of Marshal
Selden, Deputy Marshal Phillips oficated at the
side Of the President. and DR.. Blake near Miss
Lane, while Capt. Goddard, Chief Of Police, and
his aids, exercised general supervision over the
thronging crowd
Among the persons of distinction present, be-
sides those officially congregated at the metropo-
lis, and consequently frequent kabitue. Of the Lee
wees, we noticed the Hon. MI Reed, late l.. 5.
Minister to China. Mrs. Judge Roosevelt of n .
York, who is now the guest of Miss Lane at the
White House, remained near that lady during the
evening, and received the cordial salutations of
many Of her old friends. Mrs Siideu was also
present, IN company with SenaIOr SIidell
and, as usual, held levee 1t were of her own
large circle Of friends. Mrs. Senator Yulee
was also present and was one Of the most promi-
nent among the ladies for matronly beauty and
Intelligence. Senator Mason brought with him
several OF Virginia's fairest daughters, and the
Hon. Williamson K. w Cobb WAS followed by a.
beVy OF Alabama beauties while the Hon. Thos
Rufhn and the Hon l.. OBJ. Branch, Of North
Carolina, were accompanied by two of the most
beautiful and accomplished ladies present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

TO FAMILIES, HOTELS, BOARDING
HOUSES AND RESTAURANTS.
SsEBOLD l. BROS
TOMATOES AND PEACHES,
OF superior quality, SURPRISING al others in retain
ing their nal flavor.
Our Tomatoes can be obtained IN the following
Markets:
NORTHERN LIsERrIKs. No; 36, Mondays, Wed
Lesda,s FRIDAY s. and SATURDAY. evenings.
C.NTRk MARKET No. 367, Tuesdays, Thursdays
AID SATURDAYS.
IFLOOK FOR THE FLAG. fe 20 St.
NJ SPECIAL NOTICE
lVl. w. GAIT BRO. Open this morning
beautiful ASSORTMENT of all the new styles OF ele-
GAM Jewelry, WI tches Silver Ware, Plated Goods,
Fancy articles, &c
The above will be found to be the largest assert
ment offered 10 their cuf toners this season.
M. w. GAIT d BIO.
Jewellers, 354 Penn avenue,
fe 70 ST 4dOors west of Browns Hotel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

FOX CRACkEhS.
n FRFSB SGpply Of these Josty e-lebrssec
Crackers have beep received. We arc prepare Z
supply dealers with fresh article, CD New J Orf
tsrms. Os& KING 4 BURCHELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22
PERSONAL.

NADhM ID, the most successful FORTUNE
i'l TELLER on this side Of the Atlantic. is nov
In this city, and can DO consulted upon all affairs of
Loye, Marriage, Lost Articles. 30 DO. at No.
fe ii I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

McCARTY'S
Photograph and AmbrOtype
G. a Il Il II H Y,
4is Pennsylvania Avenue,
fs2l ST NEAR AZ STREET.
HARPERss MhG I .zG Ia Dor sMAsGH,A.
Godey's I..dy's Book for March,
Peterson's Ladies' National Masazins for March.
Thackeray's Cornblll MAGAZINE for Jan. o md Feb,
woman, bv the author of Love, tL'Amour.1
Cassers Illustrated Family BIole, only Is cents
All the new Books published and every thin. In
SHiLi.INGTON's Book, tore.
Re N-2t Odeon building, cor. ~ ct and Pa av
The STEAMER las GUY VIII resume her
INGToN every TUESDAY and s1S
FRIDAY, at O'Clock q. m, and ALEXANDRIA
At half past o'clock. for Lower Moohoaoc and the
, W ss1s brs o5staIn trip,
NEsDAY and SATURDAY,, At o,s sSsP WE'D
NATH'L BoUsH, Kst xisasndiis.
Mr. T; g: GAsZYNsKl, Professor and Teach
announces to his uplls and the aides And S1
seehtrmsn 81 WasaiDgt n AID George .owE -
that he viii give the last Quarters instrua- ~
ton; And prepare his pits for the Ma, ,saiI a,
W. IaroG concert al to Commences on Tuesdny
t'brd.ry p For Misses snd Masters q, o'cIocx
every Tuesday and Thursday A Mstin. e ia,
for LADIES' and Gentlemen who vnsh IN $500,
themselves In any of the New Dances nj 10 20 ocE
ia f. i7-ivs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALESMAN
"A In Alexandrla county, about ~ miles from
6eorgetovn, AZ the ntersection OF the Georeotowr
and Little Falls roads. consisting of 100 acree In
CURE on the premises, or Off. EICHAE DS corner
10Th and streets. Washington. ID. G. in loft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

EOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the build-
Il ing immediately opposite the west wing of m.
City Hall. recently occupied by Chas :. w lnnb
an ONCE. Also the front room IN the secon5
story and the third floor of the ssme budIug F"I
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACE, No D
LoClsland avenue - Is If
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rehpt cttully solicit tho attention Of the trade
so.tmeDt. which we prepared to sell at low cash
price, GEO. PEARSON
491 Eighth st 4 doors north from Penn av.
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The PANEsvILLE HoRsE FAIR.-The Horse
Fair, at Painesville, to be held tomorrow,
"wednesday and Thursday will be largely
attended and will be an occasion of much
attraction. Very many Of our Cleveland
men, owners of. fast and superior horses,
will be present, as well as those who, having
no Tying steeds CT their own, look with de-
light upon the performances Of those of 9TH
ers. Much care has been taken to put the
track and grounds in good condition, and
Painesville viii be ready to receive a crowd.
The accommodations at the village are good.
The COwles House, fsvorite with all who
have ever stopped under its hospitable roof,
will, under Booths management, make the
stay Of all pleasant who make that their
abiding place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

REAL ESTATE TKANsFERs.-July IS, IS6O.-
Richard Parsons to John Palmer, sub lot Il
in Tayler & Hoyt's allotment of ten acre lot
No. 10, being SO feet front on Fulton street,
and I29 feet deep. Situate II mile south
east of the Post Office. Consideration 81 900.
Aug. II, 1ssO.-Theodorick n. Stevens to
Dennis McNara, part Of sub lot 2, in Cases
allotment Of ten acre lots I43 to 166, being 50
front on St. Clair St, and I56 feet deep
situate l 4 miles E. Of P. o., near the P. R.
R. car shops. Consideration $3.50
Aug. Is, 1s6O.-Anson and Amy C. Smith
to Mary C. Iddings, sub lot No. 2. in Cor
ham & Aplin's allotment Of ten acre lot 81,
rs feet front on Prospects st. and 493 feet
deep situate II miles eastof the POstofiee.
Consideration $3.50.
Aug. 4, 1s60.-samuel Lindsey TO Aaron
Bloch, part Of sub lot 3, in J. NJ. WOlsey's
allotment Of 2 acre lots, 156bo l67 inclusive,
being 80 feet front on Walnut street and IS
feet deep; situase between Erie and Muiri-
son st. Consideration 500.
Aug. 20, ls6O.--John Blair to Catherine
Kaestle, sub lot Al, in John Blair's allotment
Of ten acre lots 6S and 64, 40 feet front on
the east side of Blair street and 80 I2-lO feet
deep; situate = miles south east Of the Post
/ Office. Consideration $500. fa
| Aug. 10, I860.-PhilO Sc0Yille 10 Thomas
Marshall, sub lot le, in ScOYille's allotment
Of part Of ten acre lots 33, 3S, "a, and s5,
] being 80 front on Garden street, and I6g feet
/ deep; situate IL miles southeast Of the
Post Office. Consideration $3.50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

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