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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

valley Of Charles River; ON the north, the val
ley Of the Mystic, with its villages; and on the
east, Chelsea, East Boston, Lynn, Salem, and
the broad Atlantic closing the horizon. The
general impression from this place is that the
surrounding country is almost a perfect gar
den, every romantic place being occupied by
ths wealth Of Boston-the city itself contain
ing the poor. No poor man can find a foot
hold beyond the city limits the price of land
being entirely beyond the reach even of the
middle classes. Whatever else may be said Of
Boston, from my observation, there is no city
in the United States that can furnish anything
like these suburban palaces and residences.
From this place, via horse railroad, we Wis
tied
Passing the Navy Yard at the lower end of
Charleston on our way. Chelsea is connected
with Charlestown by very long bridge, and
with Boston by a steam ferry that runs every
five minutes BY day, and every ten minutes by
night. This place in growth, has even out
stripped many of our fast growing Western
cities. Ten years since it had but two or three
thousand inhabitants, now it contains from ten
to fifteen thousand. We here had one of the
finest views of Boston and its shipping. There
is nothing more worthy of note in this village
than in others adjoining, except the view be-
fore mentioned, and this is we'll worthy the
attention Of the tourist. This is the place Sc
lected by several artists from which to get
view OF Boston and its surrounding scenery
v. LAUREyrz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

military AND THE IMAGINATION The New
York Times, noticing the announcement that the
Burgesses Corps, Of Albany, N Y, design at
tending Lincoln's Inauguration, deprecates any
such purposes upon the part Of military organiza-
lions tsays:
mo plan could be devised better calculated to
lead to collision and strife. than the gathering of
such companies from different sections of the
country. There is an implied menace in the
announcement of their intention to go, which ID
wholly needless and mischievous II il the duty
OF every Northern man to allay, rather than In.
crease the existing excitement, and we trust that
upon reflection, the Burgesses Corps Of Albany
will See the propriety of doing nothing that shall
augment the hostility which Is likely to greet the
Incoming Administration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

How THE President Is ELECTED The sue.
cessve steps in the election Of electors for Presi.
dent and Vice President of the United States to
be taken after the November election areas fol.
lows .|-
1tt-By the act Of 1892 these electors are to meet
on the first Wednesday in December after, In their
respective States, to cast their votes
2d-These votes, when cast are to be certif ed
by the electors and sealed and sent to the pres
ident Of the Senate.
3d-On the second Wednesday In February
after the sealed certificates of the electors are to
be broken open and the votes counted, and the
result declared In the presence Of Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

A terrible disease has broken out among the
cafue belonging to the trains bound for Pixies
Peak The fattest and best cattle are generally
tnt seized, and after a short sickness they in
variaoiy Ole suddenly. 1t Is supposed that the
cause Is an alEali with which the bodies of the
cattle become impregnated. The season is now
very dry, the Platte river low, and the water,
along its course through the alkali plains, more
than usually impregnated with the poison. The
roads are exceedingly dusty, and moving train
Is constantly enyeloped in its clouds. Cattle in
bale 1t at every breath, and eat 1t with every
moutbfui OF grass they take. They grass is said
TO De thickiy covered with Ii for three miles from
the road. By this means enough alkaIi 10 at
length introduced into the system to produce
death.
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MISCELLANEOUS. .
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOYATER

fs precisely what tts name indrostes for. vhf,s
ana st the same time revivifes, reinstates sSd re-
es sSSs r. g s ss .ss sas:
ever cssos 70 Sss tSs % z. ocy .tn
y e%Snsd as e iss %css mi ,onie
@ sna al ne sane hme 90 perfectly sdapted 20. ss TO
.na hence vii ,eotI. fhs sreefs,t siorsseI. and
zone up me eig ssns, sno thus a4sy 81 ner
ting aud at the same t.ns At Is posed ennrey Of
yegetaoes yet 40 combined TO prcdsce the Isost
been feltt? be siderstuI in .Se msdiosi az vsea.
Lows III attacks OF di.ss.s and 20 pr proeesd sss ny
o ays fhs systsp osen to he attscss
oss Of Appetite, F.iHtn.ss, Nervous IrritsbiIity.
Night sv.sts, sSscr. Sd%insss, Retsntion G Of. =:
well as Pslnful o6structed. too profase, or TOO
healthy tonio co'disI and BIo%od % Renorstsrri IL ::
system is weakened We are S open 10 70 s,.ea a. a..
we are troubled with seadiae and lnsoT tDesos Sf
in 1Ss SsoF. sSs spa besass6 ,Ss .hosdes: fsn
eeedlnsy liable 70 slight cplds, oOr Ehs. and IL
zoe. down 70 psf@s.ure srsve Bat I sSsss ft vii
not Allow us to enumersts the man, Ills 70 whioh
Blu, We WI say in this oTaia SS sSs oos S R.novs
Tor on nave pei lect. Bsie pleasant and cGeotua
Iemesy ior loss OF Appetite. bllIouaness. Flatu-
le1ce weak snd siok Stomach. Lansour. I.lver
css ,s,2 s1d fRsyes or sn, Bos. .tt.ss
N.eslIa:slal Palpidatlon Of the Heart, Depression
ease arising from impure blood, such as sarofaa,
krytlpelas, BronchItis, Cough, dfoulty Of Breath
lng, and all that class OF diseases cal ed female
WEAKNESS, and enumerated above. We VIII alec
say the Traveller exposed 60 epIdemcs, change Of
climate and water will find il pleasant. safe and
sure Temedy. aud no one shond ever travel with
out. he.d-r, try II, for assure you you viii
hud IN IL friend indeed, Is wei friend in need
All persens Of sedertsry habits viii hnd it per-
feet preventive OF, as wei cure for thcee all
ments which they are particularly exposed. Hence
and ladies' Who are not accust med To much ont
door Iciss, Will find II 20 their cd dvautsge 60
keep bottle constantly on hand: spd above all
mothers or those heoomIug such, Will 40 Though
that most ans erous period not only With al th er
eeeusioned strength, but safe and free IRON. the
thousand ailments 80 prevalent among the female
portion OF the vol ID. in short, 10 indeed O mother
cordlsi. Try lt old and young lol ger run the
risk OF delay: t will relieve And prove ltself EN-
phaticsliy o RestorGttcs CORDIAL asd Blood Rescvd
fcr.
o. J. WOOD, .prepristor. 44t Broad Ssy, Ney
sod ey al good Druggists. Price One Dollar pcH
Bottle.
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RERoVAroR.
Sold in this city By C. sToTT, s73 Pa avenue.
an ,O-eoly, aIv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

HEAVY DECLINE IN NEGRoEs Green's
boro' (Ala) } Beacon says that a lot of negroes
some twenty to thirty-were sold at Eutaw on the
18th ultimo, by the Sheriff. The prices broue ht
were at least 40 to so per cent. below the ruling
rates OF last winter fraction of 81 200 and that
for likely Young fellow, was the highest price
that was obtained. very likely young woman,
such as would have commanded 81 500 to 81 COO
last fall brought only fraction over 81 600. The
thing to do with 1t, but apprehension of d
dissolution Of the Union had also something to do
with It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

A CARD Having been informed by several rc-
"A spectacle .tizens that ov ster haw ~ ~
kers, selling from buckets on theSSN fa<l
streets, have represented themselves as SNGk2~
selling for me, and that not few per-
sons have in this way had imposed upon
them impure oysters, and complaint having been
made 70 me to this effect, have to say that have
no haw kers selling for me from buckets and do not
allow the bu to be carried from nv estab-
lishment as do not deal in oysters OF that class
Neither have any bsanoh of my estsbfishment in
families except on orders reoeived at my only
Depot, No. 2S1 @ street, between 10th AMI IL h.
oc q I'm r, M, HARVEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


The only safe and certain for Caneert, Piles, Tu
nror, sv sings and Bronehls Coitre, Paralysis Neu
ralga wssknsss Of the Muscles, Chronic
Rhsamatism sudns. Of the JOINTS Contraei.d Muscles
Ligaments, Earaehs Toothaehs Brus sprans, Fresh
cuts, wounds Clcsn Fever sores C.ksd Breast, Sore
Nipples, Burns s:alds, Sore Throat any infa
pain, difference how -lcIg disease may
have sIis,sd, McLEANS CELEBRATED LINIMKNT q
a certain remedy
Thousanas Of human beings have Be q life Of
crspitude and misery By the Of hs Invaluable remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will relieve pain almost neously, and will clean
purify and heal foulest short time
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
EeLEANS CELEBRATED LINlMENT is the only ssfs
ana reliable remedy for III. Of Spawn, Rngbons
Wndgals, spnts, Unnatural Lumps, Nodes elingt
never failed to Big Head, feIevi fistuls, old
Rnnning Sofss, or Sveeny, IL properly applied. Fer
sprsins Bruises Scratches CRACKED Heels Chafes Saddle
Collar Gala, Cuts, Sores, wounds h nfabIs
remedy. Apply directed certain in every
instance.
Than uins longer with The many WORTHLESS Lnirents
offered 10 you Obtain a supply Of DR. McLEANs CtLE-
BRATED LINlMENT. win cure you-
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
F. Corner Third and Pine sts-, g. Louis, Me-
CHARLES sTOTT, SIS Pa. av, sole agent Ia washin T.
ten; 4. 8. T. ClSsEL, Gsorgstovn. 2f-DAwiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17
DENTISTRY.

n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after practlca. test Of two years
feels that he oan With confidence recon-
mend the Chcoplasti Process for inseTting63
Artificial teeth. Ii has the advantages of
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheapnsks. Ful
glPer sets inserted for esk. Partial In proportion.
OMoe 500 Pa. avenue. SCI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17
SCHOOL AND COLLEGk OUTFITS.

Pouths' and Boys Clothing for School and
Dress Wear.
Parents and guardians wishing to furnish their
childron and wards with School ard College Outfits
lresent laIge and extensive assortment BOYS
CLuTHIN6, where they oan 6t out their children
ton Of Ready made GarMents, OF substantial and
durable suaity, ct very moderate prIoes
an 9-t 322 Penn. avenue.
FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT, POTATOES, AP-
Piles, 30
$50 bbs. new Richmond Family and Extra Flour,
500 lbs. Fresh Ground Buob wheat Meal,
5oo bushels White Mercer Po,atocs, @
3 do. Chestnuts, r-. 10
Received day and for sale low in lots 70 suit by
ID. l.. MORRISON e. CO,
NOS Corner of 1wefth ard r sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17
SASH. BLITERB ITERBkp pjsdsP EdMsP5ERbE XIX Morr n,vo
ESTABLISH MENT,
No. s62 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Center Markef
N. @. COR RNING,
.-.-. --. SUCCESSION TO
H. w. HAMILTON d CO,


take this opportunity of calling the attention of
SSsrPsnteI5 and Bq, dsrs 70 70 the immepss stock of
DO. now In store and daily receiving from the ma "a,
ufactory. IL has beooms well known fact, that
the materials furnished from this establishment
are second 70 nons. Our stock ws warrant manu-
by sxperisnoed vorkmen. We do not hesitate TO
sey that We now have in store the most complete
stock Of the above mentioned articles ever b. fore
Offered In this vicinity, to which We respectfully
invite the attention Of the public.
SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY,
9 Yurchasing your Building Materials at the Old
Eeta ablishment, No. $50 Seventh st eet, where ' on
VII get good srtioie ut fair price.
OUR. DOOR DEPARTMENT 49,
10 Vel stocked with No. I artioie Of all the Va
nous sze., styles, and thiokresses. A small lot of
the attention OF those about buildine-havinx
drawn the hrst Uranium at the Pennsy lvnnia State
Ealr, and Manufactured at the Empire Mills of
Messrs. Potter & Co. - = - - -
OUR SASH AND BLIND DEPARTMENT
10 Also complete with all sizes and styles TO which
yeeail paIticglar attention Glazed Sash constant
oa. nena. Hot Bed Sash, Inside Shutters, q o.,
OUR MOULDING DEPARTMENT
s,s ssG n,. s.o osn ~ tse no. n general
ss"ns Ssve I'll fosas renf: 3 s.lrtsss
Door Frames, and window Frames, Of All kinds
Also on han general a.scrtment oi Glass, Futts
cali Is soiisitsa aSd + ,sss.Ston SM 6stss ,,v.D
N. B.-A liberal discount for cash. bf
n g; CORNING,
ff0sIsiM sns EnRis ss.s Bind
no2-6 fs u al No 500 Seventh street
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II On Friday evening, ssMr wms Darfest.
on south Maiden, Mass. was leaving his store for
nome, ne was fred at by two rufians. The ball
no. nklng elect, they beat him, knocking his
'ee'n ou', and otherwise injuring him severely.
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IF YOU WANT to get good Clothing, Furnish
10 SMITHS, No. l60 Seventh street. 90 50 LIN
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EDUCATIONAL.
A. 8. DxVILLIERS,

fRoFEssQR 0ftRe FRENCH sud GERMAN
NJ bas he banar 81, 81 Elshth street eetSsen and
M.a tHs .s@nsrs sSHEs
e1d @ ls Ss .a.sa s5'nih Th s... m
VIII meet three times week at hslf-past p. m
of es.on. 8. ne rssn
ds vllliers offers the best references as to his
LeaI, aolnty, &C., 60 oc A-lm
THosE PIsldt PEEMALE E EIycATI2N: :. =. -.
ceeiye thorough and systematic eduestion. where
.ner pny s4ca training will receive daily and special
visit ths usSp Female Xoads@y. corner TfsS FouT 70
'''-'n . "'' Mi Mr. { s'h Mrs. RS z. kIoHARps,
gu o-a ------- Principals
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
l. ALEXANDRIA, VA. T7'I =
Mrs. 8. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session Of this Institution
wlil commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
SI1se Nov .eGKsnsy occupied BY Sylvester Scott, Esq,
;, The course Of study pursued will comprise all
cation, and Al usic, FienOh, Latin and Diawins. f i
prepared to receive limited number Of pupils I as
boatders, who; constituting part of her own fam
sion She viii endearor sr as po.siSe ,p sD
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
.Keferenees.-Rev.G Geo. H. Norton. Rev DR.. ELIAS
HHsgrlie9 Ear f5, Key; @ D. F. @sPTigs MIIlla% F9wie,
Esq, Henry Marbury, ESQ, Lewis Mckenzie,
Esq, R9bert n. Huntou, Esq w: ID. Walach,
Editor Evening Star, BENJAMIN Waters, ESQ Jas
Entwisle, Jr., Esq, Col. John w. Minor. Loudoun,
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs. Corse
Board with Tuition in all the English Branches,
IN advance. -
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
III No extra charges. -. an 28-tf
SCHOOL FOR SMALL BOYS,
Miss ANNIE E. PECK, Teacher. -.
Number OF pupils limited to twenty. oo Is eo2m
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WOOD AND GOAL.

KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD ,-t.--
IN Manufactured any length.
and dSfivered to any part of the city
at the shortest notice,
and at the lowest possible rates, by - E
SHERIFF & DA WSON.
IL Office south side Pa. avenue, between Sd and
" sts.; wharf and mill west side Al street and
Canal. no Lin
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AnRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NAriUNhI. HOTEL w Bowen B Bowl
ing, W , MSehs,g, w Worthington and ly J C
Lumsden, MD; r Richards, w NJ waitmaa H
eRsenw w VIZ an. X, Mrs De vensat and
l. iylOr, w isaacs, J. Isaac. ia; Goodnow, e
hHGncock, Ss G 4 McHaiiey,G w Quinte-
w Boyden, J Moore, NY; Z Palmer; CT; H
Scranton, Cal; Geo Chrsty, Tyson Sig Abecco
Kelly, e Haslem, w Cross, Hilton. o Perry.
s RrSsifans. Oh, Min; Gardner, Tsr, Mas;
w Gregory and ly, w Dayton Miss Grepory'
. w GreEory, Benjamin Gregory, NJ; A SAY
BROWNS HOTEL-c Clement. ] Keltwsll.
c Woodward, T Campbell, w sharratts. W NJ
Mclean VI Washeurn and ly, 8 Gardner, v
BOVINE, watros, Stabler, Md; b Burpes. A
Laus, Emmett, w Cole, z c Andsr,on, L H
WALKER, w w Mills. L Jormey and ly, A NJ
Hawpe and fam. K c Smiley, Va; II Lee, Rice.
ss Graoey and Iy, Pa; Z Parker, Morgan, s
Highmsn, NY; Reynold, Mas; Elder, Mo:
Smith, DC.
LAKEWOOD HOUSE.-G A MiIlero Pa: ID
Warren, Nj Hunt, Arenson, NY; 8 Phiison
and fan, Philson, West, Pa; Moodey, o.
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