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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

IL That valuable and popular family Journal
the WkEKLY STAR, full as usual of Metropolitan
news and gossip. and choice literary reading, Is
now on our counter ready for delivery to the pub
lie Embraced In It's entertaining contents are the
following articles: 81
A Word TO The Wise-a poem; A Mysterious
Lodger-being an amusing sketch by "Blun-
derbns;n Anecdo;e OF Stephen Girard; A
Knowledge Of Figures; ReAections-poetic;
Nation of Pigmes In Africa; Passion for Orna-
ments; Plantation Life in the South-a picture
of comfort; A Negro Ceremony; Human
Verses; Garltaldi's Second Marriage; Terrible
Tragedy man attempts to raw SD his daug h.
ter-attempted murder and suicide; The State
of Syria; MethOdism and Slavery;
The Lady Elgin Disster-more bodies found
Genteel Poverty; Can we Improve the Size
and Vigor Of our Horses; Proportions Of the
Human , Figure; Gen Lane and the German;
Scenes In syria; Sudden Restoration to Life; Par
ceiling of Land In France; Severe Sentence;
A Councilman Shot by Ballet Girl;
Horrible Tragedy in New Sork-a widow tabbed
and shot by jealous lover; A Horrid Murder
In Philadelphia; Prof. Wise's Balloon Col
laPses; The Jaffa Outrage; The Brazilian Sys-
tenn Of Government; Attempt to Blow up
Man-ofwar
The Movements Of the Prince Of Wales; A Lynch
ing Case In Kentucky; The Lady Elgin I'm
seaworthy; The Prince Sees Blondin; The
Fate of Walker; Fearful Denonsira ration of
Lynch housekeeping to hang an acquitted
prisoner;
Operations Of the Patent Office; The Bell and Ev-
erett Meeting the 2Oth inst The Liability
Of the Corporation for Damages to Private
Property from Mob Vioence-opinion of the
Corporation Attorney; Speech Of Hon. VIM
L. Yancey on the 21st inst;
The Bell and Everett Demonstration at Rock
vile; Oficial Visit TO the Marine Barracks
and Navy-Yard; An Affair Of Honor Amicably
Adjusted; Meeting Of the Jackson Democratic
Association; The City Of Washington and its
Future; The New York Avenue Church.; -
Two very interesting Letters from &C. : n -
'under the knapsack" In Virginia; Meeting
of the Cir md Lodge. l. d. q. F, in Nash
vile, visit to Mrs. Polk, the Hermitage, &c
&c-,-cOrrespondence of "Ryl," Of the stu;
Department News; Editorials; Washington News
and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &c, &c;
Late news. foreign and domestic, by mail and
telegraph;
And a great variety Of choice literary articles,
both prose and poetry, too numerous 10 men
ton.
This is just the paper above all others for per-
sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance. Price only
three cent? per copy, or 81 IS per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
A Popular Puzzle.


NY first Is what we all should be.
From every wrong and error free,
Our best for mankind doing -
w nat al foresee, some future time
In some oiest land-some sunny cline, -
For those the right pursuing.
My sseosd we should like 70 do.
w hatever object We pursue,
Beneath the eve Of heaven.
The thing ,of all, we hate to miss, t
In chasing any future bliss
Hope whispers may be given.
My second we would fain succeed
In doing TO my first, at need =
The first not ours without 1t:
And II we finger, tits became
We miss the scope Of natures laws,
Or fail to set about it.
My sohole displays human name ~
Not all unknown to pleasant fame
That will be known the better =
When pleasure-seekers through the land
ne iaws OF neaithbhau understand,
Once freed from errors fetter.
What we should ALWAYS be, IN Coon.
And WIN is what We ALWAYS would .. a.
F IL hope would let us track her:
And GOODWIN is my whole-a man -.-r.- .
w no makes-what none beside him c.n fa
The PATENT PRKssRp ToBAcco. ID -s-
The purest, best, man ever chewed.
In company or solitude
The fresh, the bright, the healthy.
Give me the PATKNr-take the rest
OooDwIN's-that makes the rich mans ,est
And wants worst hours seem wealthy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
Spirit of the Morning Prem

The CossfifHfiOn has long article On the right
Of secession, under the head Of ''Threats will
never bring Peace" abiding to the articles Of the
National IsteIiig,ncsr the late letter Of the on
Amos Kendall, and the Norfolk speech Of Judge
Douglas.
The IHfe'EgeHee, recurs again to ''the solemn
declarations made In the years 1851 and 81 by
patriots Of all parties against the renewed agita-
ton OF the slavery questian In any form"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
PERSONAL.

To THE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS.-Madsm
ID SO well known as the most successful ex-
Piaiaer OF the Past, Present and Future eve: in
washington. continues to be consulted weekly Nv
hundreds anxious to know of things at hid,
Gen from them Her consultation fee, TO both gen
her house, on the south side of Massachusetts Az
between nth and 18th sts.-the only house there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

IL VIM. H. Welsh, Esq Chairman of the
Democratic State Executive Committee Of Penn
syIyania, has issued an address in which he urges
the democracy and all conservative men to be-
come a unit In support Of Henry ID Foster. the
nominee of the Reading Convention for Gov
arnor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
Personal

Browns.
:, - Col. Ruggle, U. =. A, and Capt. II. r.
HON, u ,. N. are at the National.
49, The report that Madame Gazzaniga has
false. " w w
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By WALL a BARNARD .,,,,o,...
FUTURE DAYS.
By THos. BOWLING; G.or,,tovr

By THos. BOWLING Georgetown.
On SfM dRSffsEe A aar ht Is. e, So
strset.. sell the FsrSisure and aa1 Ese,
Of !. gentleman declining Housekeeping, oonsistIns
nMshoe.ny sldebosrd, Tables, Chairs,
Mirrors, cIoct, FestS S y Bed ss vac e. ...
ssdsstesds, Bs.e.u, Mattresses, Bedding, 40.
Ts1Ss 81 sais Al s sSS: "A StS and
over s2s credit Of % and 60 days, fof Approved
'na sTsa notes. Oear TA ip.srsst
By A GREEN, Auotloneer. :
INTERESTING SALE AT PUBLIC AUc.
g S.I Prss..
iC,SI.s, CONTAINING about ssres each. sst1stsd
nth street rosd ia s u S on &c s
HoSssehod fsrntnrs and even description Of Farm
Nine Horse. and on. Cot.
O1e pair OF Working steers, t'f'
ksS So ,Ss, s ssaa q Seal Ss5'
booat tsirty hogs anG shoats, lot Of sheep, 4
iishs csftisss, nes b bSsfs Harness. = aa..
a. Ne S Bsns.o koses; BiAnksts, &c, &e-
ase E.ss. p. and R SsSss e ssss.s
Brides, SIeish Bells, 80 40. ...
Com and Cob crashsfs 5000 a. SeS'
IhrssshlnE Mschins And Hogse Power,
And many other useful articles too numerous uR
wneat kye ana Dat straw, Corn aud Corn Foodsr
The "a ms Will be sold II one o'cock vithopt
Iesrrve. Nc. u, conialnlng about 300 acres, tItle
pefIeot and Tree from all encuinbrance has an Ella
gent modern house, replete with all conyerfepces
oi hfst cass city residence, such as baths Nster
Closets range and pump il kitchen, furnace. fpe
CD cellar, hot and cold water IN bed rooms con
sSIvaory, and In fact every thing REQ uIste for an
elegant country residence. The house with its
turooundtnEs, cost about $1,000 N "
srm no. has shout 20o acres tifhly i'm srove1
leno, good farm hoese, now corn crib and rrnnary
soSo barn and stabling for Il horses. BuiIcInss
vaiped according TO INSURANCE. survey a. About
~, 90 the whole under good fencing; plenty III cx-
oelent water In every direction. Also, Sufficient
WOOL land and line meadows. The farms viii ne
ton. W
Terms of sale; One third cash; balance 10 ann,
sne pu.ehaser, secured by deed Of trust on the
property All the personal property viii be sold on
oIt dr OF months for eli sums over So and up 20
20; q, over that sum credit ofe months will be-
slven ior notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing ia
terest from the day Of sac; oil sums under 40
cash. The Whole property. real and personal, viii
% soa without reterve on the first Tuescay IN
October, and the sale will be continued daily nut
Tue vhole or the property 10 disposed Of The prop
orv can De viewed and every desirable imforma-
lion given by calling on the owner WILLIAM A
EATCHELOR.a about miles beyond the farms OF
MI. Ceget and +. =. Blair, on the Seventh street
roso: Address, II BY letter, Cottage Post O6oe,
se<-eo&dps A. GREEN Avct
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AUCTION SALES.
\ BY A. GREEN, Auotloneer.


&. e. lSs Ss y: aha. :s
1m m r w'ta The terms deed o. trust 20 US
Der ls, snd rscerdsd h LiSsi ' ]. A. N9 io
psse r. &c, Of the land records OF Wsshins'
. i.st IN n sibssf fr ono -:
seu ss eosrsr of said square, running tLe,,oe
feet to the P.ce 9fessfnniDE. tcrethsT With nth the
hoy win one stors S.Ss building .0-''0r' frame
Terms: Ons- fourth cash the baiarcs in 6. - and
s the ,s sSSs 81 g,
are not oomped with within Eve tay an the dss
TX and is ss. t. .s1 ,s
Ing QUE weeks not c.. : :
:. :, S SsS: & & R EaSMrsSs3 rr.......
on q stavSds A. GREE Auot.
Rr EhE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
sn ~ In the nth instant. a. IL o'clock
81 s '''' Oh 'h' rr0't'.. GREEN Ana,
q tsSvs sH NH i
ssh Inst ~ SANE o1ss no ~ and place. -
by WALL 4 BARNARD, AuctiopeeT..
MSRNIs st s.S.smS.s : s q
COps VsnsS o. sale Sls i eosS. rooms
It WALL & BARNARD. Auo.s.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES AND CAR
HIiLLs..By virtue Of deed Of trust nom
on TU the "a Of os S a q ooIocsa
n. set up for ssIs, before A. 6rs.n's Xssnon
Rooms a come, Of Seventh and Streets
o.. Terms: One third in cash, aui the residue in
Tue pureh Aser's notes, satisfactorily endorsed A
80 and SO days. with interest The Trustee reserves
sk a5a oa resss upon one days notice q the
terms OF sale are not cSmp,ied With on the day Of
se@d A. HAsRE ENN'1ssss.
By BARNAR SI. = BTckEEY, Auotionesr..
positive SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
NEsDsY AFrskNotGS. 81 q ootoesT, h At = b III
part Of Lot Co. fronting q feet on the north side
ster street, And running back 50 feet, between
!eaae,son ana Washinston streets. Title perfect.
Terms: One third cash; the residce in g, u and
u months, beating interest, secured BY . deed Of
seq d nARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Aues..
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer :
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRSrrurr
II II AUcTIoN.-aln TN RSDAY, the eth DAY Of
No. $40 sixth street, next to the corner OF II IT..
g 10 o'clock M, IN excellent sssortmsut of Fur
Mshossny and Wa nut Sofas. Chairs and Rockers,
. Do Dresa and other Bureaus,
Marble top and other Tables and Stands, .i-
Three Painted Cottage Chamber Sets, one Marble
Bsdsteads, wsrdrobes, washstands and Cane
F ,s,.a Beds, Bedding and Mattress, p. 80.
3 ueseis and other Carpets, l
Cooking and other Stoves,
With good lot OF Kit shea r eq uisites.
Terms: ~ snnls @ and usder SIS cash; over
~, and 81 days, for approved endorsed
ss2a A GREEN, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE The Navy Department
has received intelligence from Commander c. X
Stribling, In command Of the East India squad
ron, dated Shanghae, July 9, 1860 The country
around Shanghai is reported to have been at that
date In the hands Of rebels with every reason to
suppose that the place would be taken as soon as
they could do so without fear Of encounterng the
French and English forces stationed there for the
protection Of the settlement. Mr.. Ward our
Minister to that country, had embarked on the
flagship Hartford for protection, which was to
proceed with him to the Gulf Of Petchili
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Ma cHAs. HEpS SAHP, Mos, ,..,.,,fsll, r.,

leay. % TsiprE thanks % his friends And the public
during his tiase IN business. He now has on hand a
large soitGleGt OF GIhson,s XXX Whisky. Also,
At tbe shoftsSt notice and large stock of Cigars
AID or rories. At No. 81 Louislans av., bssveen
81 aLl IctA cts, 90 q ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

TRANSFER OF MAIL SERVICE present
mail service from st. Joseph to Denver City Is to
be discontinued, and the mails sent round by way
Of Council Bluffs. Iowa
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w 90 d! uo INV aoa.s4 -
w Wv o iosp4s
srovE and KINDLINe wo0D. sftSsisstts
possibls pnoe- -
sPa ss- sstv''a i''A end a Isst s.,s.dds's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

The CENSUS BURKAU.-Thus far about fifty
appointments have been made I'm this bureau
Among others appointed to clerical positions yes
terday was Mr.. William Delano, for a long
while resident Of this city, but more recently
connected with the press of New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

Barometer at the Smithsonian ut IA m fco,.
'eGted Tor temperature,) 80 09S; at noon, 30 900.
thermometer at a. m, 53'; at noon 62k9
maximum during "a hours ending a. m To-
day, So; minimum 49,
Amount Of rain yesterday, twelve hundredths
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
FFRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Pm

Eqe Of deed Of trust from Joseph CuviIlier dated
folios u, 10, Of the land records of WashInGton
county, ID shall, at the REG uest Of the owner
And holder OF the note therein scared, on TUES
DAY, the 18th day of October next, at O'CLOCK D.
m, on ne premises, sell, at public auction the fof
iovinK Valuable property, or much and inch
parts thereof NAV be necessary. viz: i,ots Sos
rs, L. Is u, Is Is, IL. 10, 81 usss No.
Terms; One third essh; and the residue In 6. IL
snd IL months with interest Deed given aud 4
Geo OF trust taken 70 sscure the deferred payment
terms Of sale are not complied with within dave,
the trustee reserves the right 20 ress 90 purchas
er's cost ana rltk, AFTER weeks public notice.
WM. r. WOODWARD, TTsstes.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFrRRNo0N a No. OREo1
49,. By A. GREEN. AuOhos0sr


x,.,r.pp9ys a, c On So, As.hoEesI
NYsRD Exsr AT AucTIoS.Ion FR1baHAvI
sds lnstsnt sha q. N fort Of The per Ices Al
fsont or Forth ID o. ees 81 feel III inches. spc on
Elssenth street east y Ret Ths sac wi h.
o,hy ~ any ~, v,sh.nE saseasso prOrertr IA
reserve. lite good. Terms cart ~N'
sekd A, GREEN, apct
o. A opEc~- -
- Ds -. uhEhN, Auchoneer.
IL SSs. fr.s EuT r, bnSSf, aspFAR-
xRr " ARE. &C., ar Aucrios.-on skTiJsnsyv
at 20 O'Clock a M ~ NV s'otes
An exoolient Family Borta. Rufry n ma g....
Mahogany sno W slnut sofas. CHAR, 30 $500,
Do. Dreas and othsr Bur ssns Book asssi
Lounges, "o'AosssSsaa
Chair, "A'h''sAa'' sO0 Cane
6Gns. SiSs' "a nio oes Ing r snd Mattrssses.
Stoves, sA1 "'Asr
9,esseis, irgrain aud othsr Narpets a,d O,l,,o,l
emna, Glass and croeksry Ware Of ever desoSts.
With large assortment OF other .,t,c,.. xh,.A
Terms cssh.
s1M : - = A. GREEN, Acct
y =. =. McGUIkE CO. Auotoneera
- - &c ON ,SsiATuRpAYM MORNING, Septembsr ssts.
shall cell fns eEesnst coIorea a ~. slnns e
years Old. perfectly kind and utie a.s vo~Ssy 49,
in Ia OF under the saddle she h the sossr,,
suPs Tor snimsi. A"' "'i Known >s Vsp
Terms cssa. , -. 80
Nv WALL : REV. = s-s -. Aese.
CSfGGi 1pS w sAh .s OF o Sa.SA: STrLE
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR 1861.

QUAar1Rn1ws1.s's oEEIcs, Y, s.M. coRr.,,
SEALED IL Proposals Ei be reesi.ed at this ofhos
for Rstons 70 the untsa osS ,sss
Msnes At the following stations, during the ear
Chsrlestown, Massachusetts .l4r
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
P Ph5Hfisdd,sp kops nsls1s York;
Warrington, Florida; and 80
ter ofre:h Beef three quartsrs of nsu S1af Z,
%sds Fl hs1I.
nonnS &, 81 re so and ct the rate ten
Srssn: sass5 ssht Quart: Of 6s.t Beans s.
srS; IF ssss .ss SS,ss
one t hu e rstions '' "
of the oae &c Of s.Ss On the order
n bulk Or Sy the spse rson shall Of
fhs pes, ~ snS mG:t choice pieces Of The osass; the
to Of best ausg Of kinds n ann shs
AZ subject to inspection .e.srsI
Form of GHara.,se.
fM uaasdf.l.nee & u. n ths State
hereby Iu1Ianty tina. in case the 10 sso.ns 1id Of
os1d 10 Of tSsy viii .. . sSSs1
q the Sans r. a. the post
hS IN case &. with good
shall fail to enter into contract an afoIse,,d -.
guaranty to make good the difference bstwaa ,b
Snes 81 me and that which may be
Witness: i,y4 tle.-.,tas O d. Sus,ssnn,or.
I EP - ''n''''
hereby certify that the above named
are Known 70 mo as men of property, and able Ia
!! Tie tsissd States bi.rio. S.s T.
United states District Attorney or CoIIecfo suse'
No proposal will be considered uniess acanmn.
meg Dy the above guarantee - 91SN"Se
lNevspaPers authorized TO publish tina .hova
Will send the paper containing tbs frst 70
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for at;o..
for 'sei,' and addrsssed TO the UNDETERMINED.
&c.. t..-.-ee. .sqs. w B. SLACK
se@-lawfv Major and Quartermaster.
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Furniture WarerOOlns,

Furniture WarerOOms.
- WALL, 4 BARNARD Ga
~ are nov reoeiyIng, on consignment, IL II
1at their Warerooms, corner of CHI
.--I,--- and Ninth streets, Tin the rear of their
%sat gKSITgRE, CAR fErs .a snd HOUSE s,tHs
KEEPING GOODS generally, whIch they invite
ne attention Of persons falnishinE g examine be-
Partor Suits, in Hrocstsle. Reps and Hair Cloth,
Manncsssny and Walnut Sofas, Tste-a-tetes, and
MaAo5sny ana Walnut Ms-bls-top ami other
Ma,b'e-top Oak painted Cottage Gets q. 6 =
s a,rt, And ND, Mahogany Marble top PLAIN and
Gaze a,s sad Weed scat Rocker. Dining, OAaos and
HH: .Sns 6ilt And Mahogany Looking ssses
"A essnSy and Walnut Cottage and other Bed
Cabinet ans'' Eass.es, Whatnots and Desks
cicshs Ply Ingram and other Carpets; Oil !
Marble, sop. !, W%slns.. Mahogany .nd.o.hsr Wash
= Hsi5. ShseL, and shuek and Cotton Msssr..,e.
With great variety of other Eoods nst hSre 49,
honed, which VIII be sold ysFy low. '''A
lpF L e Au. tons rs outh side al kven.,.
se4teolm etrEef "a sv. and 9th street.
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FALL DRY GOODS.

w Il Are now receiving a beautiful assortment of
Fancy and staple Goods of the latest styies EN-.
orhaoins gu TIE !atest mportations ; such as
,fopnIs, Velour Ottomans in variety, french
Mousseiines, Figured and Plain SATIN finished g.
Inos, Cloesing Cloths, Arab Cioaks in great vsri-
iooes, from So to l2 cents, Fall and W inter SsaWis
IA great veIlsty Moussellnes and Plaid from IL to
telles; Hoped Skirts, Hosiery Gloves. Gaun,Ists.
shaw Bordering, Family Blank cts, BIsa" he'd and
Brown Sheetlngs, Toweltngs, Table Linens, &c.
on the most acoommodatlpr terms - -
SCI TAYLOR a. HJJTCHISnN
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pRnPnsALs FOR MATERIAL FOR THE
IL Az AZ, lRm az OF THE SOUTH WING
BUREAu OF CONsrRUcIIoN. Sent - Iasa

~ TREASURY DKPARrNKNr.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTIONS, Sept y, Iasa.f
PRoposs Us will be reoeiy d at THE Department
Tor the ds5ysfy Of ,hs following articles. .S Ss
ssps5sd fss ssin
Bidders must state their price for the stone, de
livered, sxpefetal foot AFTER Nc aid
ana separate price for laying, theJ desrs to lay
Five hundred and six., tss Iineal feet of Curb
and aehs hios S' u nS Ssss: than
the TOP edge hammered straight and true, ieehss
es on the other, and have their ends properly joint
sss 81 .an:
thickness and depth and ssme returns down the
circle IN PIECES Of not less than feet length ii
radiu, Of feet outslde Of the sane depth and re-
t down the SIDES as above, ande inches thick
fs5 piece, fbue North river PIsssius, a feet By
no pieces OF blue North river Plsssins feet bys
q pieces Of blue North river Flassins feet By
S piece. Of blue North river Fsssrnr, feet by
Bidders must stato the prices for dressed las of
each Of the above sizes Of the best quality per su
to Be laid sHd b
thick, win the edges jointed square down O.
oles TO be delivered .t the rressury Extsnsipn,
where the, will be used a. may be airecrsd By the
s.mplss Of the quality of b ne Tagging stone and
!. & oss III can be on R
be required to be Of the uslty and style OF drsss
BIDS win net be eonsidsred unless thew Or. m.ds
In aooordsnce with this advertisement, viz At .
e, re n IS, JSI 1' a.d ~ ,Ss
bid be consldered unless IT Is with the
sh 2, Gns os e,s that
guaranty II mis- bad 10 accepted.
b :sss snSes e ss
Ma.1.al for tie Treasury Exfeasios, and win Do
e he q the SssS:S
an' oh0o'" g s M Ozark Actin, $3.50 =, ~. 5
seA-lw in charge Treasury Depsrtmsut
r As1 Sa se sT e! .,d,
the public Eeneraliy that he has just opened An
81 MsSs Ss4 S:s isSss,h
Black bk hA and fs ali l.s.ss Sst HAHd W.
styles Of Hats and Caps ss's : :, ''I-s'i =
msntioned viii do well to call and e.smis soG ms
stock Of goods before purchasing elsewh here, as
R1osts adopted the II Sish Ali spS small
$50, No. ass penns: s s,,s north .id.,
A cADEMY OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
= Pa Iessss a c tsSsss y FSS ssIsH SS.a
5aF s. ANS lHSssS ra asS %
M 2. oSHT!aaSsah xt q ass...
nouncs that he vii ressms his Classes and Private
Lessons ON Wednesdst next, the 18th Of gsPtem
give, IN schools snd private fsInliss Co9rss 81
Lecture upon the rench Literature, from tho Ear
Isss Formation Of the Language 70 the Present
For terms and fa,ths particulars inquire u the
tsndsnes dsiiy ffom SO Il : N and Som 70 , =.
TOR sALE-A kas young GRAY HORSE
FLE%M fNG Ga 4 ,F 70 IS Stable, q sir.ss. N
between Four-and a-half and Six streets. IA
re 3D. o6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

EDITOR STAR why not the Prince Of Vale,
be invited to visit the Naval Cadets, Are th,
Cadets at Annapolis in any way inferior to thos.
at West Point NAVY.
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MARSHAL'S sALE.-ln ylrtns Of q wit Of
ses CiIealt SoyFt q ths pistIiet % coIymb.s foI
cur re ssss N
the lst day Of October nsxt lsis6 u c'cIoek n ~
&c % an = ind e. a s,', e sSe
ington, ID. c., together ". "a ali aaa 'ingslaI the
improvemects thsIeon, seized and levied npgp r.
s ;s 70 ssnsfs jssisiss Ne ., TO January ssrr
10 s.Q. Q. Msr.hsi Cor he DistIist q oolsnSS
.eee-dtsi sol - ~ Z 81 "A n zzzn
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r COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vALuA-
" BILE TRACT OF LAND IN TING COUNTY or ALHx-
n ph5aA. Va o. THnA 4. 4 Al. 4. R..-By virtue
county, In the suit Of Hooe, 6usrdIsn, vs Hsrdin
and cthers, the undersigned viii, on TUESDAY.
I'd Of October, 1862 at y O'Clock in 'front.' Of the
M1yor. once. in the eits OF Aiexsndris, sell a
80 acres OF land IN the county Of Alexandra, OF
vhish Lanrlstnn Hardin; Fac died seised This
property lies about " lies from Alexandfia and s
tton Warrington, and 6soggstovn, on the road
leading from II alls Church" 10 GEORGETOWN. and
on the Als..ndria, LouSosn and HsmSshiSs RAJ.
improvements consist of q rood two-stoFy frame
Dwelling Houss with back building :spring beass.
barn and eli ecsssary out houses The proximity OF
kh.s farm 20 the three msrksts Of Alexandria,
washington and Georsetovp, the character OF the
lspd ana the heslthfaness of the location. mares II
Thste me- Srescribed bytss decree are. ons-tsath
Of the purchase money ia cash; and the residne in
four eq ual instruments at 6. - IS and "a months
from the day 81 sale. the deferred payments 70 be
sscure BY the bends OF the purchaser, bearing In
ts5est from the Day Of ale And retention Of the
efty would be divided into two or more psroels,
and plst thereof viii be exhibited hy the spesf-
ngned. 4 LOUIS KlNZER-
au 50 2taud C"mmiss'ober
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EOR sALE-A kns young GRAY HORSE
j. yo,ks vel in hsrnsss. Apply ~
between Four-a a-half and Six streets. 6A
re O-eo6t
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September %, 1850.