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I AsTARrLiss RuxoR-Sfsra,rs Marble Pal.
aee 10 oseon1s Lager Bier Saloom -Norwester.
Ipe generally well Informed New York CORES.
pondent Of ths Boston Post, writes to that ionr.
nal follows: r.s.. =. = , - : - 'o1'
Lager Bier is king at last. Cotton 10 depossd
ana the Ebony Idol must finally give place to the
= ieu.onic beverage! And why, say you! There
,nat Llndennulier, the Bowerv lager seller, has
leased Stewards marble palace Oh Broadway for
,Wenty yesr,, and proposes to turn II into vast
ssnPpiants the retailing Of dry goods. Women
nusbdnds hereafter will run up their own bills at
the great shop, and mems wives must do their
uanc further up town. StewaTt's establishment
,treet In broadway, and as soon as the big shop
Keepers arrangements are completed for removal,
l.indenmulier is 70 have possession Of the marine
palace Now isn't this rumor worth venti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

A MODEL CALIFORNIA SENATOR Senator
Latham Of California, intends to return to Wash
lngton In novel way He has had constructed a
carriage at San Francisco, for the special conyep-
lenee OF himself and lady II IL Of the general
exterior appearance Of heavy Concord wagon,
sss on springs and through-braced Two seats
with spring backs and cushions, are placed within
lG oQt, oY an ingenious arrangement they both
can De 90 disposed out of the way that a uattres,
occupies the whole body Of the wagon. whereon
the rider may sleep az comfortble as in his own
house with only gentle earthquake shock rolling
below Behind the drivers seat. which can be
entirely shut of by curtain from interior when
Desirable, is series Of drawers above the straps
Tor the shooting irons. As for the apparent con-
venlence OF the carriage, invalid mig ht cross
tne Continent on 1t without settling foot on
the ground for any purpose Awnings are out
rugged on both sides, and care has been taken To
seeqrea good ventilation at all times tent
ntfsd 10 be aised on jointed poles, will afford
temporary tabernacle when II 10 deemed desirable
70 "sretch," and for day TO be free from the
monotony Of the carriage. The tent Is packed
away under The drivers seat when not needed
The company will consist Of six-the Senator and
his lady, two servants conductor and a driver,
The route determined on Is by the ButterReld
route to FL Paso, thence by the San Diego and
san Antonio, and thence TO New Orleans The
overland companies furnish teams, and the party
WIZ Take their own time probably from eight to
txeive weeks, TO accomplish the trip.-San Fran
efseo Herald. =. y y. :. =
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T OOK TO YOUR INTEREST, PURCHAS
Il ERS OF CABINET FUE Nj iIiRE -

We have now in store and daily re- -
oSivlng the largest, hand soonest, and the
cheapest lot OF Cabinet Furniture ever
offered to the citizens Of Washingtou,
GeoIEst0wn and Alexandria, whiob wezAeSlsS
cordial invite all who desire hing 10 call AID
examine for themselves. Our stock embr aoes ever
conoelvable srticle necessary 70 furniaf parIor,
hal, dining room, chamber, and kitchen. Our ex
We seiy name few Of the leading a1tides, suSf
Roseyo0a. Walnut and Mahogany Psrlor Suiis,
gphoistered In q so perior manner in Brccatare'
81 tlash, Lasting and Hait Cloth, -
Gilt nane M antel, Pier and other 6 Gasses,
6ih Base Tables, Gilt Bfaokets and Marble Slabs,
6othto and otheI handsOme Reception Chairs, In
E,.ssTs S,USstslIs; Plush Rush and Ssne ssgts
DO. ,Pallor Desks and Whstuots, :.
k0sewood, Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus.
Washstands, Bedstsads snd WaTdroSes' yerv
handsome and CHEAP,
Sski S,s na Maple and rsintsd, WITH Or Without Mar
Marble TOP Astsseks, in ost and wasiut; ~
sscrstsIiss, Soeissssss ssS; Shaving stands,
Marble teR Center Tablea.a !ssscT 5Ii iR 3suiI q
Hair and Nhuct Mattresses.
Eeathet Bosteys and PilloWs, oe5gsl 30
b,anketa. Comforts. Quiifs, Towels, 90. =
In addition TO oar took o. FufniturS our 6rst
IGOR rr1SoreoSEans large and we'll ssleelsds sSSQef sf
~ sgs 80 TsSIa ana eSs9sksr Plated EoodS lSpsS
tin GoodE, BASKETS, Brushes, Gc, altoeether form,
Ing eomgiete variety Of every thirg neoessarJ %
furnish house IN sl i!s rfments ~ 80 f,fsl
:. ..1.nl Iron Hal, No. ais Penn. sysnue, 81
sel7-MA fhua % befween 9th and 10th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

u In Philsdelphia on Friday evening /. - /, IA,
glrl, seven or eightyears old, carving bsbe niSe
montns Old IN hss arms, attempted to cross Vine
ths car agPtoaching the girl got ri 2 hteped M
cropped The baby In the street and before tbe "a,
gould be stopped one Of tAe swheels canyht ths
sniids arm and crEnhed itlsngfhwise in a dread.
iui mannexi sE,issS liaisa s-s1 ss9ssis8 N
U-i a correspondence Chetween The Pops ana
IA. Arehbishep and clergy OF Oalifornia hrs ts.r
pubhshsd In th:Msnitor nextpaper Of San Frsn.
cisco. 2hs ecciesisstics prossss he asv-
tion and syhPathy with his foliness ia his oressnt
troubles, and the Pope replies ia the usual =, n
her-- A mag gRikceat ehalfee or California m, mr.,
fscture, together with yaluahls gold specimens,
was sent with the address, q = t7NriT >
iV The hsancieriag rogue, who saccessfullv
sppfopriated q million Of doliafs In fIavaua Il
suPpcssd 70 be In Key West, Fiorida, bat In his
great .tmodestY KEGS ID retirement. "A. A.correspon.
dent Of the ficayune ssysf JfsHs may be con.
Sdefed an abstfsctjonist of tbs Hsst watess IN he
sent In pursuitsfe still hsse and hence ID
" seppossd that he 10 still smeng us.,' isssio1s
UcThe sditor Of the Nex Orleans Della says
nS osuy items that would have been Of Interest
Ssn sssaen were spoiled In his pochet a. be
the late inundation.
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III The Emperor Napoleon, In a speech at AL
ges during his late visit there gave his ideas Of
what constitutes civilization. He said " Provi.
dence requires us to extend over this land the
benefits Of civilization. Now what is civiliza-
tion, IL is TO consider happiness az something,
the life Of man as much, and his moral perfection
as the greatest good. Thus, to elevate the Arabs
to the dignity of freemen, to spread among them
Instruction, at the same time respecting their rei-
gion; to ameliorate their condition by raising
from the earth all the treasures which Providence
would leave sterile Such is our mission. and we
shall not fail I'm Ii >, .r-.-. > .. ..r-
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FnoM @ToNMy .n-The following Is an extract
Oh iettef nom" Tommy" recently received by
Lieut. FsPorter, of the Japanese Commission.
You do net know how sorry ] was when l lefs
New York, at thought that could not come bac L
TO see You again; Japanese law forbids IL now
81 am very much obliged TO YOU charge your-
self with me, on board the PHILADELPHIA steam
beat when we arrived from Sandy Hook, and
wherever we went In the United states; L shall
keep the photograph presented by You and look at
IL every morning put IL safe In my.bureau, be-
cause afraid somebody steal It, 100 . f.i--.
." We were exceedingly pleased with our visit.
Ing, ana at this time have great deal talk about
the united States; about rything we saw patent
cficsr. Smithsonian institute, High uniform buiti-
fal buildings, railroad train, manufactures; ba-
looms; fire steam engine; FIRE works; soldiers pro-
sessions mustck; buitiful steamboat theater inu-
scum great ball and everything we saw. They
Will be astonshed when we tell IL all in japan "
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( II In philadelphia. on Sunday afternoon, the
child Of negro woman named Emma Anderson
was nearly eaten up by vermin. The woman
went out and left the child an infant only nine
weeks old, In care Of woman named Davis
who locked the child up In the room occupied
by It's mother. Some time afterwards, hearing
the baby crying piteously, the woman went TO
the room and found that the child had been at
tackled by rats. The animals had eaten away the
nose, part OF one cheek, and destroyed one eye
The poor infant presented shocking appearance
The attending physician has no hopes Of It's re-
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The CIVIL WAR IN CosrA RIGA BY way Of
Panana we learn from Costa Rica that on the 2sth
uitimo the troops Of President Montealeere, 400
strong, under General Maxemo BIanco attacked
the Tort OF ex-Tfesident Morn, at the Aupostura
near Punta Arenas. The force of the latter only
amounted to about $50 or 800 men that he had
armed from among the launch men and other in.
not resist the attlck, and, after twenty minutes
nghting, the attacking party succeeded
,At the same time small party of thirty men
came down In small boats and took Mora and his
stan by surprise at their headq usrters at Punta
Arenas After some resistance the house was
taken; but Mora and two others hid themselves
unoef The hoor OF the sdjoining house. where
they remained q night and day When they
came out they surrendered to Gen Blanco and
without anv trial, even by a court martial, Mora
and Arancabfa were shot IN the most summary
manner on the morning OF the Goth
zen. Canas, who had command OF the fort
ioughs very bravely; he fred the last gun with
bis own hands. After the storming Of the fort
Casm came to town and took refuge In the house
OF the New Granadian Consul, but after the ex. .
citemsrt was over he surrendered to the COM
mandef, who pardoned him and promised to save
nls Hiei put on the night of the 1st order came
from San Jose to shoot him also and conseo ue ntv
be was executed on the morning Of the I'd -
when the trooPs entered Punta Arenas a great
many OF the friends Of Mora were killed In the
streets and many houses robbed. The number Of
Killed on both sides is said TO be about 300. =
Oeneral Jose j. Mora, brother to the ex-Presi-
dent, Don Manuel Canas brother to the General
ana MI. Maunet Arguello, were ordered 10 leave
the country, but their friends had fear that thew
might also be shot, and they succeeded in pett ng
an order from the COMMUNICATIVE TO be
taken board the American n barque Reindeer where
tney until the arrival of the steamer
SSiuaoa'' when they were to embark to 60 to San
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NRsIsIk MARsHALLlNG HER FoRcKs- There
are now w well organized cavalry companies in
virginia There will be grand inspection OF
about 20 Of the number at an encan pu,ent to bs
held la Richmond on the 7th Of November next
The Enquirer says that on no previous occasion
has 20 large force of cavalry assembled for drill
tins Mate and 1t Ia Of grest importance that the
very best Instructors should be on the o,o,na
we are gratifsd to know that Col Hardee, author
OF the system Of tactics now In use In the United
etates Army, and Lieutenant Colonel Of Cavalry.
pas expressed his readiness to attend the sncamp.
ment and impart tnstrueton, IL permiseiou- q.
Obtained from The Secretary Of Waf ;. - - II
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WE WISH EVERY ONE TO KNOW That
w DRY GOODS can be bought cheap at -
/ BROWN& WHITES

I. ts" Georgetown, ID G.
And to convince yourselves of the fsot, oall aud
see those i'| - = /
Black SILKS, Printed and Plain Belaines, Poll De
ChevTas, Merino Plaids, French Meuuos, Valen-
ciss, Black Bombazines Alpaccas, 30, Ao. -
Cloaksi Tyrlan. Electro and other Snaws; Blan-
ketsi Mems and Boys Wear, a good assortment;
Mems and Roys' NJ erino Shirts aud Drawers; La
4lss, and Misses' Merino Vests; Bajnu's Kid
Gloves; Hoped Skirts; Gorsets; Plain, Bordered
Hemstitched,. and EmbIoidered Linen Cambria
bhsndksrehieis; Embroideries, VERY ohsap, asd no
kee Notions full line; Lns ", Ospsburg Calieos,
an sna Servants Wear N ABUNDANCE and many other
the Brown & White Post Store. ALI Of which we
VIII sel as cheap as the cheapest, 'or any other
Come early, and don't forget the place. sss aw
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MEDICINES.
A n ER,s AGUE oiCURE.
n q. Z. For fAs &pssdp C.zff az

Ar 4 RS AG u EoiCuRH. ---f
n - =. for tAs SPssdy Csrs " :, =,
Intsrmittspt Fever, or Fever ard Axps, Rsmit,-,.
Fever, DAMP Asue. Period al aesdscass 81
Tor the wh0le Class of Diseases 0riginasans M.
pii.ry Dcrangeuent, Caused BY the Mnsr1s N
MIasmatic Countries. -.s fol pr u = =
No one remedy I, louder called for by the u.,~. :,
care for Fever AID Ag1e- SGch ve are nov eoshIed
TO Offer, with perfect certainty that ft viii eradi-
cate the disease. and With Assurance, founded on
proof, that NO harm esn arise from aus use sny
Thst which protects from OF prevents this an
order must be 0i imm snse service In the mmuni-
ties whore II prevails. Prerrxfios il better than
must run viole attacks Of this haI efuI d.s en-
per. This "CUsE, e1pes the masmIo poison Of
EEvRR AND kGUB from the system and prey~uIs
the deve oPmeL OF disease, II taken on the first
approach oi It's premonitory symptoms it il not
ouly the beat remedy ever yet discovered fur this
GLASS OF compisiLts, hut a.So the cheapest. The
lars. qusntty we s,ppiy for dollar brings with
where FRvER AND prevail is, ever, body shou ID
have IL and use n freely both for cure a pFeven
ton A Ttatsuperiorlty of tins remedy over ssy
cure Of Intsrmittents that il 90 otsns no Gu nine
or mineral, cons equenty 70 produces no qafnisp,
or other Injurious efsots whstsvsr ppon the
as if they had nsVsr had the disease.
Fever ana hEce Is Tot a,one the oonseQ uence ~.
the mlasniaun palS r. gTest variety of isOrders
aTl from its irritation, among which ore Neural
Toothache, Ia ache, Cst.rrh. Asthma Palpita,
ton, Painful HsotOn OF the splesu, n Hyxterios.
Paln in the Bowels, Co 10, parsly and Derspss-
ting In this oaHs Pvt on the intermittent ~ Pc or
heoome periodIoa. This "CURk" expels The poison
I'm I'm the blood and consequently, cures them ell
Prepared BY DIR. J. C. AVER q CO Lowell.
and SOLD by Gil Druggists, everywhere. oo 10 colin
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THE WRALTH OF MrssIssIPPI The Vicksbure
/ Whig says II has been estimated that the taxable
wealth of Mississippi In land and negroes for the
wear 1860, will amount to the handsome sum OF
$685., ,0OO 0O0 The estimate for the county of War.
rem is put down at S1g 500 OC0 Kinds is put down
as the richest county-being 800 600 600 Iowndes
S25, 600 GOO Madison, S23, 600 600, Marshail'
S22 ,0oO,0 900. De Soto, S2O, ,OO0, ,OO0, etc, etc.
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ID DR.. g. Holland. agent Of the .Hondurs
Ns.' sNn.eroceanic Railway Company, has arrived In
snat THIS company has recently Teen reorpanized
ana Mr. Richard Cobden,l The eminent British
s9,ssman; nfo become its chairrpan in the place
Penn esl conditon Of Earope wl admit Of II this
son psnyn % be launched. The Essneh EN- peror
aiso aid to take lively interest in The enter.
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piANO.-0ne ven moe s,< octsvs P,sna for
the kusieH Hsse, ec,s one g. W it3Is H:sd f'T &lz
Agent p Sf Steinvsy 4 sop's and Rsvsn, bacon {
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MsLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.

(THE BEST LINIMENT IN THE woRLpl
The only safe and certain for Cancers Ptl,. u
mors sselings and Brenehis Coitrs, Paralysis
rlsa, Wesknsa Of the Muscles Chrone Ind atory
lhsumatisn, SGnsss of the Jen Ceatraeted u.cs. or
Lgamehs, Esraehe ToohacLe Bruises prain. Ere al
Cuts, Wounds, Uleers, Fever Sores Cked Brea, Scr,
Nipples, Burns, seslds Sore Throat any or
pain, no difference how long diseass ny
have existed, mcLEANS CELEBRATED LINIMENT Is
a certain remedy. '-. . ~ -
Thousands Of human beings have been saved life Of d,
crspituds aud misery BY the Of remedy
MeLEAN'S FOLCAHIC OIL LINIMENT
VAL rsIess pain almost ousy, viii clean
purify ano neal The fouest sores In incredible
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
MeLEASS CELEBRATED LINIMENT i, III, oaIy ,af,
and reliable remedy for eur. of SPAWN, nrboa.
Windgafs sPlius. Unnstura Lumps, Node, OF welngs
never sisd 20 cure Big Head, Pollevh. Pistpls, did
Running Sores, or sueeny, n properly sppiisds' For
sPrsns, Bruises Scratshss CRACKED Heels Chsts addIe
or Cellar Gsils Cua, Sores, wounds. nf.ble
ismsay Apply il as dirsctsd and every
Then trifs longer With - many WORTHLESS. Lniru.nt,
BRATED LINlMENT. hwif cure you. =.
s ...-,., a-..- }: II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine Sta, ST Louis, Mo-
CHARLES ST0TT, S5 Pa sv., sole agent in Wishing
ton; r. Q. 4. CISS Ell, Gsosgstovn. ssA-D&Wiye
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au S-tf
EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Il ALEIANDRTA

k'EMaLE BOARDlNG AN ID DAY SCHOOL
ALE1ANDRIA, VA.
Mrs. 8. J.. MCCORMICK, PsiSc.pAf.5
The thirteenth annual session OF this Institution
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th. , n uhe
house rScsntly occupied by Sylvester SCOTT. Eaq :,
The course Of study pursued win comprise all
the branches req Aslte to a thorough English Edn
cation, and MUSIC, r. ench, Latin and DTawins. il
IN addition to day scholars, Mrs Mccormick il
prepared to receive limited number of pupils a.
boardsrs, who, constituting part Of her own fam
lily. will be uider her Immediate care and superyI-
sion. She viii endesvor. as far possible TO sur
round them with the comforts and kindly Influences
of Home. = -
,RJeresess.-Rev. Geo H. Norton, Rev. D.. EIras
Harrison, Rev. F. Sprigg, William n. FoWIs.
ESQ, Edgar Snowden, Esq Edmund Wilmer.
Ese., Henry Marbnry, ESQ Lewis McKenz e,
EEssa;, RSbsrt u. Huntnn, Esq w d Walisch,
Editor Evening Star, enjsmin Waters, Esq ii as.
Entwisle, r., Esq, Col. John w. Minor, Loudoun
.a,n MesSnrs. Biacklock Il Marshall, Messrs. Corse
TERMS.
Boerd with Tuition in all the English Branches,
In advance.
Mnsic and Languages at Profsssors prices. -
IL No extra charges. an 2s-tf
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT,MTs

30 BEST 60 DsH JS
sfhiL2hAN HSNF, % Bliass street.. T. between s
Washington and ConsTess, are now prepared to
DOMESTlcS, DC. Their store the old stand OF
IL. +. Berry having be n remOdellei and fitted up
In the most thorough manner, they possess faolh-
tics unsqualed in the District Tor the proseouti"n
Of general Dry Goods BUSINESS They respect.
AM vicinity. su.--.L - ~.. u A,fL, oc Sim
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HfSRSsf ind s66fs of .se' e sfsssIs q ssISAss 4s
ysss sEssaf RI G.;a .ansi
New York styiss Of DRESS HIS d TSs III isas1. Ssrs
dss sasst !! Hs, sSH h.st rat. Pat PSI and ysy
fsoh cars Il the very B 10 sost prSSs ssas
Iaoss 4 ssysSfIes So isSfs 'is ssss e
best qs1f HffaRss; :; a. sas IS s,5i H
ins IT TIench CaIfskin Caters ffem cato g "a. :,
4 Lesms cash Nc extra charge ia order IL Offset
~ eee2 AHfHuf Y, agent for the Manufa&
sore, s{rnst. seppnd hat STORE FROM the
Hsn baLeh svaa sp 7a1' ffsls>r'S.ss Aslti
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OLD RICH sSEEbbL9W5ANp PURE bsv
-ii M0N0NGAHELA RYE WHTSKEY

Copsesntteasly dishlled By Mr. James Burnside,
nonsst way, iron, the CHOICEST and moet earefelly
seIsetsq NJ, end Ia NO oaae ever offered for sals
once ene most pssisble. ss 1t is efnphaticaiy cnS
tne purest neverasee 10 the reach of the puhiic
10 the lnvei1d as we'll sas % those in hearth Nj
commeEds itsef for its Hnvfyafed susiitics a. 4
samnlsls OF the safest sarsst, esd most ben Coz =
pay sieiens ess usIng In their praetioe vifk t6e
hsppiest Lseqlts. 81 - Hyin i ~ Tsrh'f
cLERY a sIQCKDAssR, sPppriesors zoo
| zolE.E sf - - WM. q. CONOYEbt =
J. aI a., Agent fof tho Prop feiors 2a4 Pa. ay.
- gNpEk6 ~ g The Peoplsp Cloth
tns SsoresNe. 600 SeveneA sts ceposltr Poet Of
eo. -- = = ! - q 2 sL---na- - q Nm
E NEW AELODEONs Nov in stoIs
JDHs r ELLIS
sea a0e, hetvssa sth and luth eta,
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Helmbold's Genuine PREPARATION.

4" HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
A Positive and specifo Remedy NAf SooHu
Eer Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYs,
6RAVEL, srd DRuPSICAL SWELLIkGs
TINS Medicine igcresses the power Of Disesaop,
and exoites the AB>oRBtNf rs into healthy so,,
dsRosihons, and sli UNNATURAL. ENLABGE-
MENTS are reduced, as vel as PAIN and In
= MEN WOMEN. Or CHILDREN
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT prcHu.

LMnoLDS hAIAA--T SHU, - !.
Arising from Excesses, Hablts OF m.sIuntsop
Early lndIscretion or Abuse. !. = :.
Atsnfed viii fAs (9L!oviHs SyRstoms.- -
indlspostlon 10 EIsrtlon, Loss OF P~ver.
koss Of Memory, Dlfhcuty Of B-es ~ :.
Weak Nerves, fIsrnhlsS, =,
Horror OF Disease, wsksfni,n.ss' 20
Dimnsss of Vision, Pain In tha b. -
gnIysrss Lassitudeo tbs Muscular system, o~oA'
Hot Aands, Fiushins IN the 49,
Dryuess Of the Skin, EFubtl0rs IN Ia ts~~sss
PALLID CCUNTENhNCE- -
hese symptoms, allowed 10 70 on, whioh this
M1sdlclnS ~ lnvaris niy renacvss, soon follows
iIMPOTENCY, FATUTfY, EPTLFpTIC FITS.
f In ONR OF WHICH THI PATIENT MAY ExpIIH
nv tb1s os1 s thsf thef sss not followed
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION. -'-i
Many are sware 81 the cause oi their sn ferfnr,
Ell TNOlE WILL CONFESS. =
The RECORDS OF THE ZANE AsYI.UMs
m lad tts MtlaHcholy Cedths ty Cossxnaptios
TAk C0iASTlTuTl0E ONCE -AFPEtTED
=, i Z. WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
nesuires the alo OF MEDICINE % siren Ether -.r
Which Hrrx,orD. ESTkkET ~ ktfkStsfTfE EteS ts SrI...
80 akly does,
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t. FEMALE EDUCATION. -
HOSE Parent who wish their daug hters to re-
ceiye thorough and systematic education wipare
thelr PhJslca training viii receive daily aud special
attentlon under the most approved stem of Calls
tnenicS and Gynnastics speetfully invitei to
visit the Union Female Academy corner Es,ur
teenta st. and New York av = =
s MR.. .& MRS. z. RICHARDS,
au O-u Principals.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL FOR SMALL BOYS. $1,000
~ No 211 STsRRT, First WxRp
Miss ANNIE e. Peer, Teaoher. pa

Number of pupiis limited TO trsnty eaGss5 oS & eo,
! A CADEMY OF MODERN LANGUAGES
3, MhsHIsGroN BgiLDINs,l rs Ia0'
DAY AND EvENiNG EIsySEssA AS'sA'
A NJ. De MONTH1RRY. Profsssor of Mo,,a,r
Lang and Il erature, has the honor an
Lessons ON Wednesday next the 18th OF Sentsme
Der, IN the above ACADEMY. He /. prepared also to
give, IN schools and private families, Course Of
Time. = ~ ifN'ehs
For terms and further particulars inquire At the
Academy. whers Prof De Monthurry will be in at
tsndance daily from to II g. m and from to D. IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

with ruche Of .iargsr dimensions than those
on the other founces. The aceinture of the
same msterial rs the dress, with long ends.
and trimmed with the same description OF
ruches, formed kind Of scarf The sleeves
and body were covered With ruches or the
same character as we have already described.
single rose, with light foliage, placed at one
side Of the head Is the most appropriate eoif-
fure which could be found to suit so fairy-like
a dress. e.....sfs Iqrno71 - =
There is tendency TO wear dresses open at
front, they are even now occasionally seen.
They win no longer be worn so closed 1t is
expected that revers will be fashionable En-.
oroidered guimpes in muslin, and q nodera te
size collar, are worn with these dresses Some
are also made In Valenciennes, with insertion.
Cages are much diminished in circumfer-
ence; some fiat at top, increasing downwards,
which imparts very ungraceful appearance
to the figure. Z. - 'iaj - .
As a rule, paletots in silk take the lead, and
burnous predominate in wool. Each has its
advantages on certain occasions and in its
turn is better adapted for particular use.
It's very essential to exercise great care in
adopting flowers as trimming, so as TO avoid
running into theextreme praetised by some of
our miiftners and dressmakers, who eyince q
remark able want of taste by the ineongruous
manner in which they employ the mass they
bring into use. "A portion only Of the quantity
would have pleasing and elegant effect, as
the superiuity OF flowers creates confusion
IN the design, and produces an unsightIy ap-
Pearance by the unartistic arrangement. -.