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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22
WIsrAa's BALsAx or Wun cux,,v

n The foliowing letter from Rev. HEsKy Woop, of
SIncora N. r., Editor the Congreg ational Jour
CONCORD, N. H., March q
MEssRs. SETH w. FowLR & Co.-Gsntisme n :
my Lungs confined me to my bed for several weeks.
s sne wnen recovered, was so much oppressed by
oimcuity In breathing, that was often unable To
sleep or rest upon . bed BY night. The SUFFERING
Was snueme end Judging from the ineficacy of the
Temedles used. supposed the disease incurable.
Being 9ersuaded TO try bottle of Wisfa,s Baisags
roynd tb ssrtss WITHOUT confidence in its efficacy.
fore one bottle was used up. Synpathy with nv
fellow sufferers induces me 10 make this pubilc
similarly afflicted. ~ "''o'' W oshefs
With respect, yours truly, HRsnY woop.
none genuine unless signed BurTs on the
PREPARED by 9. w. Fowle { Co.. Boston, and for
sala BY y. u. Gilman, 3. G, Ford, jr s. III Wa;ts
@. Stott, John Schwarzs, Marin & Palmer. VIZ
Ington; and by dealers everywhere. oo i1rvrn
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HnIInWAY,s pIIra

Nervous DeSiiity, fe.-As q sedative and ,nvisor-
success in every part Of the civilized globe. Thes
are n1sIeetsd by climate a. their opera ions the
reguae the pulse aod the action OF the heart brace
and strengthen the relaxed nerves. give tone and
energy TO the general ystem, and by re- establish
the elements Of melancholy, depressed spirfs blnes
SsPors, &c. Sold BY all Druggists at go $40. and
81 per DOx. no 1Q-lvw
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b. HALL
WITH

ISRAEL DRMING,
Whslesale and Retail Dealers in tine FAMILY
gROGEklES. TEAS, WINES Aud choice Ii
Good sugar cents per pound Cal at No. s34 9TH
street, between and Louisiana av. 90 e-tf
GIBBS, WIG, BRAID AND CURL MANU-
" FACTORY, DAP Penn. avenue, near tho cor !:
ner ofThirteenth street-A very complete assort-
msnt Of BraIds Curla. Frlzettes. Bsndesus, &o.,
NOTICE. Hair Work repaired or taken in exchange.
Oe m
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{. NATIONAL RIgLEs.-We understand that this
spIteo corps Will this afternoon appear on parade
leaving the armory about O'clock Before 70.
torhlng at right they will be drawn up In line ON
pennsylvania avenue, probably near Four and "a.
half street, for the purpose Of having large and
excellent Photograph likeness Of the corps aiken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

=, DuRIse TIE sgMMEs that has inst passed away,
thous sDds Of sufferers from dy ssntery and diarrhGs
have been felisysd by the USE of HosfstsTs Btsrs,
pernanent place IN the public estimation. Bill
l,ous dlafrhGs Il one Of those diseases which baf
admin ter to aot upon the bowels never seems to
reach the source Of the evil The dilicaty is tn get
remedy that will reach all the Digestive organs,
And give them simultaneously rush of yIgor to rid
them elves of this disease. This problem is solved
BY the Bitters, which never fail to co ouer the
most stubborn cases 1t 10 o.ly far to say that,
during the season just closed, this medicine has
achieved more cures than any other ever presented
70 the public And during the fall. when that terrible
scourRe, the Fever and Ague, is so prevalent the
Bitters will gain fresh fame
rod BY druggists and dealers generally every
whore. - oo 1a-eost
MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has Soofkias Syrxp for Childrea Teeth
,as, which greatly facilitates the process ofteethng
oy soitsains the gums. reducing .ll infamwetion-
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it viii give rest
% yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
Perfectly safe In all cases. SEQ advertisement In
announcer column. oc lily
To THE ArHLIcTRp!-Re sure to read the adver-
hsement of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column.
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BOARDING.

DOOMS AND BOARD.-Board, with a fine
h Front Room, or other Rooms, may be had at
No 43s Twelfth St., between 6 and H-a most de-
slrable oca ity. oc sO-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

PEoT. BELMONT, by mistake was announced In
our issue OF Saturday to open on Monday We
should have said that Tuesday (to-morrow, nj oht
will be the occasion of his ds5ut before the All
ingtoa PUBLIC. The Profe ssor 10 engaged, we
understand, IN transforming the Odd Fellows
Hall into Palace Of Wonders and will no doubt
astonish and perplex some Of our skeptics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

III The Rev. Mr.. Blunt, nj meeting held I'm
London recently, said ,-ssNot long ago, woman
had taken him In with piteous story that her
IL was true, for he was night wstchman,"
IL The New York Herald paid 6. 600 for In
exclusive dispatches during the Princes tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

EDITOR OF THE SrARt-Can you inform me n
there are any police stationed In the First Ward
u 30, so "hefe are they on Sunday, Yesterday
about 70 O'Clock disgraceful scene occurred IN
street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
and last night about half past III the whole neigh.
oorhood were aroused by the cries of ssmurdef. -
watch, ;" "help," &c. Nstwithsta aiding all this
there were no police to be found.
October %. A suuscv,.p,
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NorIcx.-Dissrict Of columbis Advertisements
70 be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE srAa Once.
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Fire I'm PhfladeIpbt
Alexandria e1ark.e.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O-schofeld,s vvooI,-,,
yarn factory on Willow street. wss burnt lsst nigSt
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A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR BARGAINS |.
"A IN ALL KINDS OF
ID E 9 G D o ID s.
From the Ffnest Articles docm TO ths Loosst Priced
Goods.
CLAGETT & MAYS large and splendid stock
Of DRY GOODS must be closed out before the Ist
January next.
Those who wish bargains should come early and
bring all the Cash they can spare The stock will
positively be so d without regard to cost.
FoR REsr.-The fine and very commodious
STUREROOMS we OCCUPY will be for rent ana
PosSessiop given ON the lat January next For
terms apPly to CLAGETT & NAY,
&C lf6t 324 Pa av.. betw, 9 IN and 10Th sts
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To THADpEus HYATT, ESQ.

ALEXANDRIA MArrERs.-The Orange and Alex.
andria Railroad Will Issue round trip tickets to
persons wishing to attend the State Agricultural
FAIR at Richmond, commencing this week.
The annual meeting of the ockholders of the
Alexandria and Loudoun Railroad will be h.
| In Alexandria on the 3lst inst The stockholders
OF the Orange and Alexandra Railroad will meet
on the LIST OF November, and those of the Manassas
zap Railroad will NEE. on the 18th All these
meetings are expected to be largely attended and
as consequence many strangers will visit Alex.
andria during their sessions.
The repairs on the Long Bridge were completed
on Saturday evening, and the whole structure is
now said to be more substantial than 1t has been
Tor some years past The trains on the Alexandria
ana Washington Railroad have resumed their
regular trips, and in connection with Latham,s
line OF omniDuses are running hourly. starting
from the corner Of Seventh street and Louis ana
avenue.
Robert E Scott, Esq is to address meeting
OF the U MON party at Liberty Hall, Alexandra.
| tonight. As Mr.. ) is considered hbig gun,, i'm
The Bell and Everett ranks here, large crowd Is
expected to be present tonight
rom, The blind negro boy pianist, Is giving a
series OF his interesting and astonishing enter
tainments at sar. pta Hall, Alexandria We have
heard Thalberg, Strakosch, Jaell, and other emf
nent pianiss who have performed in this country,
Dut In our humble judgment this blind idfotic
untaugh t plantation negro boy has a way Of no
on music equal IL not superior to any Of these great
arhss Mr.. Oliver, the owner of the boy informs
az that rom will soon appear before a w ashinp-
ton audience, at which tune we can safely promise
the citizens Of the District rich and rare musical
treat-such one as Is only met with once Ia life
time
We are happy to state that Hugh Latham, ESQ
OF Alexandria, who has been suffering recently
from severe indispositton, has so far recovered
as TO be able to walk out
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HonxorArHIc Rrxrnrr,

ALL e p st a Co. sessss
use, in boxes. at IS and cents EACH o' IxII .Cy
in oasss. oonteinins. - ,yials, from 81 to q
Zach, With book @ fsll directions. Fog sale s.
4. D. Gilman, 500 Pa. avenue, wboiesale and
retail sgsnt; w. A. Fitzgerald, SIS north street;
siso By X B. Winter. corner Of Massachusetts ave,
Hasd, for Internal and sxtsrnAa iaiammAflons d
III Kinds. Sold a. aboys.YA krKa4 ma ely
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GREAT REDUCTION PRICES
Carpetlng, Oil Cloth, Curtain Material
AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF
FUR NITURE DRY GOODS

In view fthe late event which dissolved the late
hrm OF Clagett Dodson, the business of which
nuw devoyes on the urvigi partner, il la been
detsLmined TO run off the entire stock Of the FL at
cost for the cash
Having just rep enished the stock with a large
and fresh supply on the most favo ahe terms posi-
Bile, Is confidently relieved that house keepers and
others in want Of Carpetlngs In all their varieties
and drawins rooms can be supplied.
CURTAIN MATERIALS Ia splendid variety and
q distinguished styles and qualities, with all
oI!kc%oTHsp kS ip borders and without,
In sword, ali such Dry GOODS as are required
for the comfort and of keepers and dodgers
will be sold at the wholesale price for the cash.
But one price will be asked; more and no Iess.
provide themselves with their measur 8. either in
diagrams or otherwise, which Will save much time
There may no found in the stock
Do do DO at q, do Sl75.
Do Tassss, "a E as a. g
Ingram It Is cents, worth IS cents ~ anu
10 at do do 81 do
PoPseN I'm sS Of CI.asst fst bs5s Of
90 s-eoSt No. Market Space.
10O BALES COTTON LAPS,
lUU For SALE az Factory Prices
50 pal, ins Bed Blankets, all sizes,
200 pair Blue. Brown, Grey and White Blankets
80 pieces i 81 Pulled Cloths ofthe beet kind,
500 90 90 Piaad LiInSsey, al. Slaths, c..
BE- .os It 9ss very osss pe ~ sos hes
'' fro" II WIS., sI'fe' ~ :. PI6 ff1si
No. SO Central Stores,
Between 7th and 18th streets,
Oc 10 lot Opposite Center Market.
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III Though TIE STAR Ii printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, tn edition
IL 50 large 10 require II to bx put TO press at IN
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent 10 before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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CENTRAL GuARD-HoUsE CASES -Sunday
drew Wilson, lcol'd,) drunk aud disorderly; fine
and costs, 81 Is. Geo. Cole aud John Ooeshsr
(c"Pd,) do; workhouse 81 days each Joe Penny,
DO and assault; workhouse 90 days Robert Mil
Ter, vagrancy; fine and costs, 81 Is After the
trial OF the cases. and the departure az all the
prisoners except Joe Penny, and while but single
guard was present, he having laid down on a
settee TO take a nap, Justice Dom partly averted
bis zee from the prisoners dock, and commenced
reading paper. Penny took heavy DOB bottle.
and aiming deliberately at the Squire's head
threw It with all his might Fortunately 1t passed
under the Squires chin, struck his breast In a
glancng direction and caug bit in the bosom of his
vest The Squire Immediately seized stick. and
iraping Into the dock. gave Joe a sound thrashing
The noise awoke the sleeping guard who yolun-
TERED few heavy pelts In the Squires behalf,
ana tDen secured Joe. He was sent to the work
house, where he will remain in irons until the
CNrnfnal Court 49,
Monday-Joe Wright, an sold soger,n WA
drunk and tried to break into the house of Ger
man woman with an improper intent He was
sent down for 81 days. Thos Bouldin and Thos.
sopldin, Jr for vagrancy were given a like
direction for 90 days.
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1NrEREsrISs CoRRRsPoNpENcE-T follow.
Ing correspondence has taken place, on subject
which we have already alluded TO at some length
s WASHINGTON, October Is, 1850
sir The pistol referred to In theenclosed letter
has been sent you by express. u affords me pleas
ure to have 1t In my power TO render You this ser.
that did express the wish, repeatedly and pub.
icly, that your property should be restored to lis
rightful owner. NY wish, IL seems, has been re.
spected, and l am glad Of 10, though ignorant OF
please oblige me by an acknowledgment directed
10 me at Boston, Mas, No 3winfer street
- = TaADDrus HrArr.
r. a AsHrAsuIA cousrY, 70. } Aug. 10. 1850.
Dear Sir: Herewith Transmit TO YOU the pistol
which came into my possession during the contest
to you because have heard that you have pressed
wish to get possession Of IL. believe that this
pistol Is one Of considerable value, and that
cause Of freedom rather than return t to il. former
Virginia possessor. (Col. Washington;) but my
regard for your noble stand In defense of human
liberty prompts me to send IL to you, with full
As my name will not be necessary In this m after,
beg leave to withhold Il, and subscribe myself
yours, truly, FRIEND OF LIBERTY.
THiDDEU' HYATT, Esq No 46 Morton st., Ny
JEFFERSON COUNTY, IVA } Oct. 10, 1850.
Sir: 1t affords me pleasure to acknowledge the
receipt Of the pistol and also the accompanying
letters
Be assured I shall never be unmindful of the
courtesy you have done me, and should any SINH
lar occasion be presented to me, IL shall not be
permitted to pass without a full reciprocity on
my part The pistol of itself 10 Of no intrinsic
value, as compared with the improved arms of
the present day; but ii bears a mystic value az
having been presented by Lafayette to Gen
Washington at an early period OF our Revolution
and used by the General during that conflict
Feeling myself to be only the custodial possessor
Of this relic, Its history being NATIONAL can only
transmit 1t to posterity with the Injunction with
which Gen. Washington handed down to his
nephews the five swords, viz: "That they should
not be unsheathed for the purpose of shedding
blood, save ia selfdefense or in defense of their
country, and then the possessors shall fall but not
relinquish them"
would to God that the interest Of our common
country was more harmonious than the perturbed
condition Of sectional and political strife finds IL:
that we were acting N a band of brothers for our
general advancement, and not as fraternal foes
who cast lasting stigma our sires w no foug hit
side by side In congenial harmony for the purpose
Of transmitting to their descendants Constitution
Tor the protection OF which they might rally az
walton.
still trust that the reflection of sensible men of
our country will present to them the ineffable
disgrace which must ever attend and abide with
the vandal hand which first causes a tear to be
made In the parchment on which is written our
present glorious Constitution
am, sir, very respectfully, yours,
To Tu.nnyrs ux.rr r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

y DRY GOODS-DRY GOODS!
We have now in store very large and well as
sorted stock 81 Dfy Goods, Of every kind and quail
Goods to call and examine our stock before mskint
thsir purchases elsewhere. Every article will be
sold at the lowest marker price.
VIM. R.RILEY 4 BRO.
No. 36 Central stores,
Between 9TH and 9Th streets,
oc SeOlm Opposite Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

II CEMErRRy NOTICE.
= he Subscriber offers for sale his stock of MAR
E BIZ MONUMENTS, ,TQMBS, CRAVE
prices for cash or approved notes. An early call is
solicited. VIM. RU HEREFORD,
Marble Works, 352 T. Ct north.
IL nd
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N o T I C e
REMOVAL.

~ REMOVAL. 80 ~ -
INyITATION.-I hereby notify my customers
and the public in general that have removed to
No 349 Seventh street, three doors from Mass
avenue.I where | shall keep constantly on hand q
large assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
pRY G0QDS, HOSIERY FANCY ARTICLES,
which will be sold at astonishing low prices
ne 29-lmr g. FfSHMAN.
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w UNDER GARMENTS.
Our assortment of Wool, Silk, Merino and Cot
complete, both at wholesale and retail, az
STEVENS'S
Oc l7-6t SalesrOOrn Rrovn's Hotal
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- o v 8! VESm
~ STOW Z 8 -!
\ nave on hand large assortment Of Cooking and
other ,toves, which will sell cheaper than -
int.ntion to close then, i%s out Cali and sss
and then judge for yourselves ~
Oc9 Next door to the Star Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

B0NTZ & GRIFFITH would respectfully In
for their friends and the oit gems of Wsshin ton
that they have opened general Auction, ComiIis-
slon and Furniture Store, No. X69 Seventh street,
ton to all business entrusted To their care. Par.
ticuar attention paid to all sales of furniture and
Heal Estate, both at public aud private sale. A
snare of the public patron earnestly solicited
BONTZ g. GRIFFITH,
Auction and co.nmissi Merchants,
oc l5-eoSt No. 369 18th ST. bet and X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

TO THE AFFLICTED RE sure to read the adve1
Blood Purifier, in another column If
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!: :s;;::: =: E'' :sss,
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LIZ Bow ToN for Nsvpmbsr contain colo,ed
plates Of the latest fxshioas. vszs Cloaks imam
Has ehildrsns dresses morning. evef,ins ana
prosnehaAe dresses party as ball costu = slxo
twe fuli-siz-d patlerns Al fhe supply N limited
enA's ssiihnyseas sunsdisssly saa 90 copy
go - - a11sss. {
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CAyIpIN.-Sometime during the heavy Storm
q fnMy mig ht last about two hundred feet Of the
Eg Hwtr In Ninth street west caved In from a
point nearly opposite the Presbyterian church 10
pofAf opposite the Patent Office Department.
Asthis Street IL much raveled ft 10 desirable thaf
repairs be Instituted there a. soon a. posSible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22
HERMAN ggt.g,, !,

u II o L 3 Il X y X,
No 264 street, near Tedsxry Department,
In gIAtefully acknowledging the liberal patronage
which hsi heretofore been bestowed upon his so Il
20 pleese hs patrons, begs leave 20 Inform the cii
xens OF Washington and Georgetown that he il
now prepared 70 execute with nsstness and dispatch
all orders In his line Of business; suoh the Sew
Ing, Fitting and Laying Down of new Carpets, and
the laying Down Of old Carpets; the Hanging Of
Enrtstns; the Covering ef Lounges, Sofas, &c the
Cushions, &o., = : - - : - J : : f--f-~''
M6. BLAu. yoald also call especial attention 20
his PAtented Carpet Stretohsr, which enables him
% put down carPsss with unprecedented smooth
And raDldltv.arss a - M
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DARAFFINE CANDLES! =
Il PARAFFINE CANDLES!
A beautiful article, equal in appearances to paten,
cost. KING BCRCHELI
90 10 Corner Vermont sv and l5th sfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

~ GUNS-GUNS-GUNS.
HOSE IN Want of GUNS or PISTOLS are
invited to call and examine our stock Tn v will
be sold very low. We have also a good supply OF
Our stock of Hardware, Cutlery, &c is now
complete. CAMPBELL a. SON
90 10 Ct 351 pa avenne
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ARRIVED II Certers wharf foot Of Thirteenth
snd-rh half street schooner Woman, Morris,
neu fnlladeiphia, with 100 tans Of coal for
1QDort, with i35 tuns Of coal for Mr. H. Roch-
&C y A. Parson, shaw, from the same nort Win
- 49, ef coal for Mexsrs. Castieman Bro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

KID GLOVES
We have inst received our Fan importation OF
KID GLOVES, for ladies and gentlemeu in vh,ts
black, and all the desirab 9 shades In colors.
This Glove we have sold for several seasons aud
can safely recommend them TO our frierds sni ,hs
public generally as the very best article Of
ever sold In this market Please cal and exara,se
% ialo. No, sss ssy:auGsS0 I. sSoys co.
RATCHELOR's INIMITARI.E H1Ia 0YE.
~ a16 q. Arst-o as Totlsk Articles, for salo e
SIb6S'S Wiz Brad. aad Carl 0anrfSotoTy, ol0
w. vsAys,rH toA0 20 -
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP-W the
Y undersignsd have this day entered into coparr
nershlp 20 transact the General auction, Commits
SOP and Furniture Business, under the name aud
HENRY BONTZ,
C, THEO, GRIFFITH
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WANTS.

WANTED1,A wOMAN(w hits or colored) TO
W eo s,s ana wash. Inquire a. this Office. ...
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sHoPLIFrIss. On Fridsy night about O'Clock,
While the storm was raging, the grocery Of Mr.
Hubbard, corner Of Ninth and 81 streets north.
Wa entered, and the counter drawer with its
Pri-tor was sitting In q back room and the store
door, opening with an alarm bell, was closed
The thief by putting his arm through the window
seized the bell and held IL TIL he opened The door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

JOSEPH REPETi Informs the public that he
has LeoPened on street, between 7th and 9th SITS.
FANCY and MILLINERY and DRY GOODS
sold cheaper than any other store in Washington
city. No. 4s2 Navy Yard, street, between 7th
and 9th SITS. oo 10 ST.
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AccIDENT-A distressing and almost fatal acci
dent occurred 1t the residence Of Mr.. II. X Ran
dali, First Ward, on Saturday night last His
oschman fell rom the attic window to the gar.
den, distance Of forty feet breaking his arm and
several ribs. DR.. Hagner was called In, but the
innamation was too great TO allow him 70 set the
ann at that time. The patient was doing as well
90 could be expected under the circumstances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

II foo WISH G "a SE CLOTHING
AT Low PRICES,
SMITHS, No. AGO Seventh st.,
&C l9 I'm betwaen r. and r IT'S.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25
MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY,
MALE AND CENAl.E.

'l>llr seventh semiannual session Of this In.
/ stItniion will commence the first Monday
in February. and continue twenty week The
Principal feels encouraged by the increased pat
ronage which he j. receiving, and will not relax
his efforts to give entire satisfaction TO patron
by thorough scholastic training Of their
drcn. Mrs Paiillo will continue in chnrs ol
the primary department. Her former SIZE. II
-ulcien, guarantee Tor the future.
R,rrs Of TrtrIos-lrimary clas-. - , Sec
ond Class $50 Third tlas - ; Incidental ~
pru.c- 81
Pupils may enter nj any time, and will only
De- charged from The time Of entrance None
need wait for the commencement Of a new ses-
sion
Board can be procured at the Academy for
Ten Dollars per month in advance.
T. J. FAIIl.i.O. PErt irAL.
Jan II, SEQ Ne. l1if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

ia u 0ksut ~ 1lNb&IAVN
Remorsi 10 tie DsTfa,mewr building.
'INHE srs'rsigpesl having formed e. lssenef-
/ ship ard !:,,ei up connections soom -
the popplen~ycr building. north side u -
Public Square, ora
SHAVING SALOON,
s-s prepared TO serve ,hc-~ oh" may ratrcoeD
them Hair Colorirr, Cutting. shamponina
&c execuird in \ manner 10 give sAthhrtson
They will keep on hand supply Of
FINE PfRrUMARy. BAY RUN. ~.
They also keep on hand a superior article Of
CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
Their customers Will bear this IN mind. 1sa1
a, very small profit.
FRED MECHANICS.
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