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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL-TJ Dorsey A L Rivss
and ly, Va; Greinan and son, Ga; NJ Smith,
Ind; w Holland, Va; E Peals and son, La; ]
Hubrau, H Campbell and daughrer, M Cocharin,
Va q Borkridge, Tex; Chapman, Ia; DR. Hill,
Va; Collinson, Miss; A Moulton, La; HUI.
burt and fam, Robertson and ly,SC; Mcclure
and ly, cal; DR. 8 Lawton and fam, w Bostick
and lY, MiN McIver, sc; C Mann and ly Tate,
Teun; 8 Locmis, Ill; Dunlap, sc; JGilkeson,
Va; NJ Anderson, Mlp; w A Gaurdin, sc; w
J Heard, Miss; g lie Sur, 3 r Glover, B Mesh,
Va.
NATIONAL HOTEL-C Lathrop, Ga; r
Rankin, T Rankin,N NC; Schall, Pa; Erich
ard, H Past, La; r Clark, NY; DIR Middleton
and lady, Mn G Middleton, Miss NJ CORY, Md;
Edwards, Pa; Jacobs and lady, Mo- DIR g
Crunmp, Z Johnson, VII; F Green, Nd; w
Hayward, DC; Gault, Va; B p Brandon, A M
HuniQuer, NY; Rowland, w l. Suddans Pa;
Hon A H stuart, Va; r DonnaId, g Becker
stith and lady, Stone, J w Cfonkhite, L. Hub
bell, N.Y. Pollard, Scott, Ala; stu,
Tenn.
KlRkwOOD HOUSE.-R w Hallett Ala; w
Dslano, La; ID Woodson, Va; e Cartridge, Me;
Dobbins, w P5irce, Pa; Seeley, NY;
A Gordon and fam, Mas; DR. Ten Brock, USA;
Msrryman, Dickey, II c Msckall, w H
Allen, I'D; ID Payne, Va.
WASHINGTON HOUSE-Mr Wells and ly,
Miss; Vermaa and ladies, Ill; Homer, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

Paris FASHIONS Paris Fashions for September
In "LeFollet' announce that robes for full dress
are trimmed with narrow founees or ruches aud
guipure, and admit only Of lace shawls or white
silk scarfs covered with lace, being worn with
them Palstots with sleeves are still worn, even
In jaconeu or muslins. When made In light
materials, they are accompanied by deep pointed
collar, trimmed with founce, which is repeated
round the mantle. Tight sleeves are not much in
request, except for out-of-doors dress. Almost all
dresses are made low and worn with fchus
Bonnets are still worn very forward on the top
The curtains narrower and not much orna-
mented The bonnets are made in Grape, trimmed
with silk, straw, or tulle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26
THE UNION WILL. STAND. NOMATTER
WHO'S PREsIDENT!

.o.5lnaS sn .n .nsIi ismain In ashlngton and
SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Gid,
ing IN al 1T branches. Old Glazing promptly al
teRded o.. Painting and Ornamenting Cottas
Furniture in the best style. also, cal attention
70 the Painting OF Roofs and Brick Walls
All Of the ebove will do as cheap as the chea D.
est, Therefore solicit the patronage of my friends
and fellow citizens Of the District. Punctuahty
strictly observed, and work done in the best ma n
You vii Plssse mind your stops and stop at M.
y: RAkkEk'S Painting Establishment, No. So !
s3@ Louisiana sv., north side, between 9Th
P: 9; signs put up free Of charge, a. usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

An OWNER AND DIN Nor Know Ira curious
discovery has Just been made Of valuable real
tate belong to the city Of New York, Of which the
authorities were totally Ignorant. Some time last
year a person appeared before Mr.. Halves, the
Com ptroller and stated that he knew of large
amount Of property really belonging to the city,
but which had been In the undisturbsd occupzn-
cy Of private parties for years-and he proposed
for 4 certain consideration, viz: per centage on
the value Of the property recovered, TO disclose
the location Of the property and the names Of the
pseudo owners Mr.. Halves declined to enter
Into the arrangement, but opened negotiations
with the party giving the hint, and meanwhile
communicated the matter to the Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund, who set the Comptroller to
preparing maps and lists Of all property owned by
the city, and making nvestig In the course
Of which IL was discovered that very large num-
Der Of lots, in possession Of the city for many
years. have never been recorded at all; the orgi-
nal deeds however, being In possession Of the
Comptroller; and In other cases, property 10 the
value Of ffty thousand dollars was d discovered,
which was In the possession of other parties.
Negotiations are still pending with the party Civ
Ing the irst clue and IL 10 expected they will lead
70 more astonishing disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

~ Blondin fdlnlled his advertised promise of
walking blindfold on his rope on Friday after
noon, at Jones' Woods. near New York He did
20, at first, In his usual fashion, divefsfying the
performance by standing upon bis head, turning
somersets, suspending himself by one arm, head
downward, and the like, occupying just fifteen
minutes In the transit from pole to pole After
ten minutes rest, he started on his return, his
eyes bandaged, and his head and body covered
with q sack, which reached to his knees, holes
being cut for his arms. He accomplished this in
ten minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

IL The claims Of the United States against
Peru are still unsettled. President Castillo, who
by the way, has quite recovered from his wound
refusing to settle the question submit to Its
settlement by any othef than a third friendly
power.
Ut The Duke Of Newcastle has written letter
TO EI-President Fillmore that the Priuce Of w aes
viii be unable 70 visit Buffalo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26
THE EVENING STAR.

.THH UNrvrnsALrsr NATIONAL CONTENTION
This BODY, which closed Its session at Boston Last
week, resolved to hold Its next meeting In New
York = In regard to TUFTS College, In Massachu-
sets, II 10 stated that by the will of Col Wade,
recently confirmed, the college will receive some
$40, 600 A house valued at $1,000 had also come
into their possession by gin OF . person recenuy
deceased, a new professorshiP had been sstab-
lished, and q boarding house bad been complsted.
Number Of students 50. The Lombard University
had p students In college, IS In scientific depart
ment and 244 in the preparatory department. The
other ons of the denomination were repre-
sented az being I'm favorable condition. Pre-
y,oss 70 the adjournment, q report proposing to
change the whole church organization Of the
Uniyers.lists was referred to the next convention
A committee was appointed to prepare and pub
lish a new hymn book, If they deem 1t expedient,
and another committee was authorized to COOP
crate with the trustees Of the theological college
at Canton, ". Y, In raising SIS, 900 to endow
another professorship The proposition to incor-
porate the General Convention was referred to tie
trustees Of the publishing house. From the Stats
tics OF the Cniversalist denomination, IL appears
there are In the United States General Couven-
ton; Historical Society; General r eform Asso-
ciationi a Convention for the Southern States; p
State Conventions, with Is State organizations
for various purposes, 81 Associations with asso-
Citations for various purposes; ,276 churches, OF
societies; 500 meeting houses, 10 seminaries, IL
periodicals., and 6o2 preachers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26
THE PRFv1srTvE AND RsxxpY
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS yxvBRs.

ISrshMIrrsNr AND BILIOUS yxvsss.
CURES Issu.aD In a DAY, aie.
NATURES GRAND RssroRAnvE.
INPEcrINE. INPscrINs.
LNPHCTIEE, INP1cTIHB.
INP1cTINB, INPBcrINB.
The terrible malsdy Known a. tAs FHvRR AND
AGUE has smittaa hundreds Of tAoasaads Of Ser
sons throughout the world ssssy year, end has
never nll nov bssa met ~ sasssssfsl nsdioa
Treatment tAat has not preasosd ssvss
MEDICINAL BIsRAsBe
which aasst ths isuss, the spleen, the liver, The
hsert, or othss parts % the hsmAa ossseiso. The
INPEcTfNE 10 the natural aps.senist Of eli 10
vefs, aad vAsa Il comes In sontast With the skis,
10 absorbed By ths insaricr organs. which resist
essily niasma and ~ tsndsnAiss tovSsds thoss
malsdiss which prostrsts the uind aad bcds With
fsvss.
Fever and Age result from nunsreas o0ases.
No place 10 exempt from the causes vhish promote
the sxisteuss Of the tissass That bsiag osos sssk
% In the systsn. induces dssssssior Of sprss, las
fu(n ~LE
train Of dsasrsssbls SENSATIONS. dspuvsas tbs pa
uent OF oil spSssy, md reducing him % hss % .
condition Of
EXTREME HELPLKssNEss-
Why viii say ees suass The herszs ef . dsbn
itsans Intermittent Psvss. when By tbs nee Of the
INVALUABLE INPBcTiNR.
PERSIAN YHvRR cHARM.
the eminent medical and magical ssslisss Of vhisA
ars instantly absorbed.
ALL TRACES OF DisRAsB NAY BR ANNf-
HLATBp IN A PEW HouRs.
sRLF-cARR 10 BETTER THAN PRYMc.
NATURE 10 wnRR THAN Art.
EVERY DISEASE Hasa DIVINE RKhEoy.
TIE WISE APPLY WHILE TEE FooLIsa
DREAM.
BETTER PREVENT THAN srRIvk TO
DELAYS ARE DANsKROUa
THE INPECTINE.
PERSIAN FEvlR cHARM,
Has cured thousands Of both sexes of the most
dreadful Fsvsrs. Rcd and reflect
WONDERFUL EXPECTS.
Lsmnsl Bonssll, Of Pittsbsrs. for two yssrs sss-
less to himself md ssoisty-s martyr 10 Chins and
Fsvsr-oursd in lees thAa tAfss vsska. aa1 IN
proved In eight hours. f-...-- ...l
Man X. BsIk~a,, ss.dusty, Ohio. aftse almost
losing her reason - veil stssasth By Istsr-
mittsnt Psvsr. viii chils, rsssssd 10 hsaln N
ttsaty hours.
J. 4. Ysltoa. Of Bslgrsds, Maine, brought ftoa
deaths door. having suffered for fosr years, mAds
vel IN Ave vssks, md Improved N two hoars-
Adolyhs Mmsro, Of France, rslisvsl 70 oss
holT. While Hsvsihns In shs ssrs q he Port
Wayne nd Chicago Aasiroad. He vs sspsrsas
" dying With CAilla
Ellen Z. Bsassa. Of Lsskport. New Yosk. res
eusd sSss ssvss ysers' ssfsinS. A pssfset care.
Thousand Of sshss sasss prsvssssd I'D sarsd
svsry mosth. and not . single complaint OF shs
slksisnsy q tie .a
IHPECTIHR.
PERSIAN PRvRR oHARH. %
TRY n. PROVE n. KNOW n. -
And uAals known it voad9fsl powers end vir-
tass, hat thoss Who safer, or Who are tksatsnsd
With ssGsuns. may b Led 70 sss Q sinsla, in
naxioss preparation. tsrniahsd By the ksld Of
Nasurs for ... r....- ~. Il .....'
sei MANS BLESSING
r- O. l.-lfefg s.s q. .. 81. 80.
~ .F.p ..t "A. ....F
ID6FHCTIDG II
10 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND MKDs-
CINE pKALRRs in AMERICA.
PRIOE ONE DOLLAR.
esse b. nail 10 s.y part Of he uaitsd ssASss.
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nR. J. BOvEE DOD's
~ IMPERIAL WINE BTT-THRs
,mgRb{y;, PHo HINe Rs29g,

DIR. J. BOVEE DODY
IMPERLAL GIN BIfTfRs.
For Diseases fthe Kidneys, Bladder And Unnsr,
never fail to eure and are warranted 10 tive sSsSs
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD r. en-
Propristors, - William st., New York,
je1-1yL Aren't WSsb,r.tHann "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

ON Monday, the twenty second day Of October next
tSE sas d .ssd Of The public lands
parts OF townships, VIZ:
North 0 tie base liss asd scsf Of tie .A y,s.sipol
msrsdtaa. =
,s Section. :: 5, and 9; the y and the sWx Of
tsSSssss ,aps2 ifs f Of .Syn.h
I 81 'isSa' snG
s"n %, II ana Y; the and the sW Of
q SIOUX s fffp bIs q dif Ssssr
sRs 'ss ssS 's Si sS q
outside Of the Sioux Hall breed Reservstion; ms Sec
o II. f as III bsr stsi v.
asiGa; 81 .s:an :pt u the Sf e.
sonI b,sssg1s g H. and IL outside h
Of secon a. oussSs N K. and
Hall breed Reservation; sections IS. Is, So, g. and
sset sOnssa., ,Ge' Ct tSs and III.
81 81 :eofon q sections 10 and 70 the Of
&: siSsH i S,ssd
sioas IN R. 81 :sS;iSn
ssSson and 81 sh e.pgs ef section
"a "a sssss: I. az!
~. VI, lSi eno -, OUTSIDE OF the Sioux Hsf-bres3
:sctien II sso ssSsSa E. & 3 and e the
si6ns l89 r: ssd5ts Of 81
The q re SW Sf section So the TX Of the
=; =: = iS &: Si sSs sf b: SRI;
section 81, Of township 1885, sections to 6. inc,u
:ivS me = OF section =; section 9; the NJ of
is sections "a IS, %, e. q, Is, &c. 50, az And 81 ~
township 100; the parts of TOWNSHIP Iie ont.;S %
tn SlSpH Hsif. breed ReseryatiOn, OF range 10,
tho t n s. S " 4. S1s The ;sS,Ion
Il, ls, 90, 2 and & the n x, the ~ ~ !1 y
s ana ne 81 ne sW &of scot on d; sectlons
To- nelu.ys the Of seotion ia cs1s,"ns g
Y, %. 2. y aS. q. 9. g, and 81 Of tow1shic io 49,
fhs HSrt: q toxn.hil Iis outside Of the siouT
the 81 section 8, OF tovnsSi. 1 ISs: the Of
& 3 TO- u, V: 10, %. 2. q, A ., s., and -: tbs
OF section s.: Of township los; sections e t 10
9ofss 81 = q :seiI t. Isl ;sesien
81 end 81 q ns y o
ana the 81 the sW Of sestIon g. o. Of fhs BE
snip le1; sections ISIS. ID, y. Il, 49, 20. q. Ar
~ III ~ and 1sos;os Of sn5 s
sections 50. s. And 81, Of township los; toWpshis
Sections 2, Sc, 10. and u, OF tovnsSis To-. ,.
lions 10, e, H. 10, co. q "a. 8 q, So, s.. ana
- sns s1d IS ne
section 81 sections q, So H. and 81. Of I toxnH9f
g. ss g. "a t. Il .o o. = u.s. e e..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right Of pre-empuon
70 any OF the lands within the townships and parts
tabish the same to the satisfaction OF the resistsr
and receiver Of the proper land Office, and wake
this notsee, and before the day appointed for The
commencement OF the public sale Of the lands en-
bracing the tract claimed: otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. ''''
jos Q. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land OMos
Eofs-Under the regulations of the Department.
es heretofore and now existing. no payment can be
made for advertising proclamat ons except 70 such
publishers as are specially cd 70 ppblsh by
the Commissioper Of the General Land 06oo.
jy Is lAWISv w
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North Of hs base li~s aud ,osst of the ffth
meridian.

,nsr;d.1s W "e ~" Pft@eePo3
rhoNuL a'dn'
seotop W 81 ena fas Of section 8; the Of
The NV j Of the FL = u he bsnSe E2o,,, MN,
ana ths S IN, q the NV Of section 3; sections
w - 2! tne NJ y, and the wy Z of section In, of
toS.,aaIR lis; a iSs. o and Of section 8 lot. $,
81 9on me to- tSs sna the sly Of the SWx Of
,sssicP Is section. sss IT, e, i g. NY
"a e nd ID RI r. e
s,o q = ' ,S s 12 oftownshlp ils ths SW Of
So S. and 8, Of toSnsiiP 10, Of Isn.s Is. A0n' g.
q .scson 81 and II o. . ssosSa shs 3: nav
sSR; 81 .sc snS to o NV and the TIE
ne the Of me NV and TIE : x Of z . enc
ssSaiGn 'eetSn ~ sb IKE sas NV # the
r. e. = n e e. bs ;9S q :. 2,
ship is: the Of section 3 sections = 3. TO- IN
49, 90 q, u, IS, "a, %, %. aud 81, Of township iSo
Of s ,s1Es ~ ss,ou ,,...s,- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26
cvRBs INSURED In A DAY.
NATURES GRAND RssroRArIvE.
INPScTINB.
LNPICTINE, INPRcTINR
INPscrINE, INPBcrIEE.

The terrible malady Known - tAa FHvRR AND
AGUE has Gmittaa hundreds Of tAossaads Of Per
sons throughout the world ss~y ysar, md has
never hll nov bssa met ~ sssssssnul nsdioa
Treatment thai has not prodsosd ssvsrs
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NKDIOINR.

| N p E Q T I N e !;
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-01-12
S T.. N i c Il 0 las Hotel

- y. i-S = ~ 40 ~ 1 q AA ~ u y
CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND.
I'1fE subscriber having leased the st. Mich
olas Hotel and purchased the whole cf the
splendid furniture with which it is furnished in
iuxuriant style, respectfully informs the public
tbatitis now open for tho reception of its
friends and patrons, and will continue to be
kept in style equal to first class City Io-
tells. Neither pains nor expense will be spared
to render entire satisfaction; and from many
years experience rs host he fattcrs Ii 'msel
that he can accomplish it.
THE RooMs are large and we'll ventilated
and the hotel itself, besides being convcnien
to, issuficiently distant from the Depot to be
Ireei'o@ the j"cessam ringing Of bells and the
"Ge"sire cori snoIe and gas escaping from To-
eom"tivcs continually standing in the immc-
diatc vicinity of the Passenger Depot.
Polite 'Portcrs always in attendance at the De
pott' receive checks and take charge OF bag
gage.
liberal share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
BO1RDING PER DAY, SI.5O.
E-J- The several Stage Lincsrunning hereto.
fore from the Revere House. to the Bedford
Springs j Johnstown and West Newton and over
the National Road, now start from the St. Mich
olas. Persons wishing to travel over either OF
these roads will have tickets provided for them
without further trouble, by leaving their names
ut tho Office.
Persons wishing to travel over the entire line
in the daytime can do So by taking the Mai
or Accommodation Trains from Baltimore nn d
laying over in Cumberland until the next
morning, and taking the o'clock train. Those
| from the West can take the Mail rrain, lie
over and take the n. M. train for he East.
SAMUEL LUMAN, Proprietor.
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-01-12
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

SSd90p&lsSS S2l IL @ @ @
DIR. WM. L. IIOYT,
OLD ESTABLISHED PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Located in the Arcade, opposite Post Office,
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
M HERE he introduces to the notice Of
w those ahii eted with any form Of Private
Disease, the FRENCH SYSTEM CT CunE. This
class of complaints he has made a speciality for
the last l5 years, and the knowledge he has Of
the NEW METHOD OF TREATMENT now in opera
tion in Paris, and the Hospitals of this coun-
try, warrants him in saying that none of the
forms the disease is wont to assume, is rithom
Sure, Q"'ck and Permanem Temedy. The
remedies employed by the Dr.arc II &C ION any
offensive taste or smell, contain no mercury
and require no change of diet, business or
pleasure. Persons can be cured at home by
stating their case and addressing DR.. WM. Is.
llorT. Male and Fomale, who have Spcrma.
torrhea or Nocturnal Emissions, lose no time,
but consult the DR.. and get his Specific, which
has saved thousands from the grave, and which
is warranted to cure this disease in from to
8 weeks or the money ,cfUndtd. Price $40
DR.. lloYT is also agent for DR.. Dumas Femolc
Monthly Pills No female should be without
them. They car truly be called the "Fcmalcs
Friend"
A desidcrntum has been gained in the prac-
tice of Medicine hitherto unattainable by the
medical faculty. DR.. DUMAS has used these in
his practice in Paris (Which is the largest of
any Physician in that city, for years, and new
er during the 80 years practice, has he been
known to have failure. These Pills have been
approved by the Ecoie dc Nedicine, fully sase-
toned by the NJ. Il. C. S. of London, Edinburgh
and Dublin, as anever- failing remedy for pro-
ducing the Catemcntal or Monthly Flow.-
Though perfectly harmless to the most delicate,
yet ladies are earnestly requested not to mis-
take their condition, (if prcgnaHt,) MS miscar-
ringc would ensue. Price s Il per box. sentby
mail.
DR.. DUMAS FEMALE PROTECTING INSTRUMENT,
patented and protected by Dr. DUMAS, of Paris,
and sanctioned by the College of Physicians
and Surgeons of London.
This Instrument enables those whose he alth
or circumstances do not permit of nm increase
of family, TO regulate or limit their offspring
without injuring the constitution. The Instru-
ment is perfectly safe, mctalic substance en-
tering into its composition it will last n life
time without getting out of order, and cannot
fail. 1t can be carried about the person and
used without interference to the conjugal REIN
tions Of the married state. Those who do not
find it as repro sented can have the amount of,
its cost returned. Sent by mail to any part of
the United States and Canada on the receipt of
SIS. Don't mistake the name or place.
DR.. WIN. L. HOYT,
March 81, 1Sj0--ly. Syracuse, NY.