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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, S2,25O,O0Ol
Daily RrVenue S7,5OO.OO.

Al " Il L IN Z u VI B. eZf-0VfVUUA
Daily R-Vsnuc S7,5OO.OO.
INVESTED IL IlIE CNIrkD STATES, Ofkk f,oo,Noi
Al Directors Fsrsrauy Responsible pr ihs Eagdgsniss o.
3 ~ Company.
WHTE respectfully attention 90 me security of The Liverpool
w aad 11 Insurance Company. rs policy holders In l
large cash capital investments, stated above.
T a--e capital and OF the Company enable % take
ns 5uveneut parties requiring large amounts ofinsurancr
1I0n o. the ordinary node or nslrance ms NgiP,oy -
Az PREHICNS Property Is, thencei'rth, PERAANhNILl
INSURED Policy be cancelled a. time, and he pre-
rnum VIII be returned less per cent
Ths Company yin by loaI Of Rsns by Ere on
nes and liberal principle.
IIn- che Po, Company an claius paid pre-
se1tston OF sasac0ry proof of loss without 1basn or dec
fy 6- iatsrssf. and not amer preicnta
N7p n proot WORrHAM 4 WYATT, Agents.
nA8l a. Main street under q Charles Hotel
A RTISTS, NAT RIAS, such = Oil cOiOrs In
N Agher cake coors sable nrh ant camel hair pcCc
Inia Ink Drawing paper Bristol board lead an coored pencils
rr.vs1s pens Mathematical iusuents books Art praung
.tus a. n great variety Tor sale a. wholesale and retail
ArtI.,' t5r. of W.T. sATTLER a co.
Main a. a few Ex-hanr- Rank
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DLOUGHS,
CULTIvAToRs,
Ofsvsry description, for Sslsby WIN PALMER, son %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-20

IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE SHIRT EMPORIUM.
GentlemenS Furnishing Goods
WE have now on doz shirts, al prees qualities
w and styles which closing out at reduced prices
These shirts the famous Improved French
Yoke, and warranted 20 a..
Our as,snt Of Ties Craya can't be beat In the city Of
Richmond
We would attention large stock Of Under shirts and
DraErs which null and contains full lines In sE Gauze
dernoes Linen, and Cotton
facilities for maklng shirts 20 order al
shortest possible notice. and perfect ~ warranted
Also on hand dne stock Of Ready Made Clothing
STURTEyANT MAGWIRE,
jel5 TO. 80 Main Street, Cor IAN 50
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NUMBER 224.
NEW AND RICH JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE
q MIXERS g

ooaSxR HaIs PEsaL s-HsErs RICHMOND, vIRsrnA.
JAs just received 10 addition to hl already large and u
III extensive ss>cTtments, beautiful collection Of all "a
the latest sud most eegaat styles OF Iehea JeVey, s2
Silver end Plated Ware
Watches manufactured by The following celebrated msker-
Jules Jurgnson Adss sans David Taylor Henry Rey
monds Lemon Alfred Layaleii and other celebrated mAkers
nIAH0sDsA very large and eh assortment Of Diamonds
and other precious stones
DamOnds, Pearls, Opal, carbuncle Garnet. Coral Cameo.
Onyx. In FULL HiL sETrs.
o-Speeaeles-B ariIan Pehseope Pebbles In gold,
silver and steel frames Clocks Gallery ann JeSely Of de-
scrpton.
TIE public respectfully Invited examine the sboye before
purchsslng. A MYERS,
mz2s Cor. Main and Pearl SIS.
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r AIDES, DRESS GOODS!
Ia LADIES' DRESS GOODS
AT COST
AT Cosriii
The month Of June being at hand and finding stock Of
Ladies' Dress Goods
10 be considerably larger than desirable and derous Of ynf
friends snd the aiyanss entire new stoef
OF Dress Goods sessn, bsfes supplying themselves
cheapy have determined 10 sell rom our De
Goods Of ever, description nom Rch sk Ordinary Lawns
dung the month Of June al cosi and Goods
preference TO keeping them gesiy below In
viii makes
GRyAr CLEARING OUT SALE
VIII be added arrival OF Rev York Monday
800 pea nest de.g1 PRINTED LAWNS and ORGANDIEo
Just what every body wants
Also, $50 nee ,tIis Ladies' WraRIinzs, eonsiIBg Of
Black sur hsnhss, Lace Coaks Lace PALMS. hurnous
shas and which, Of the season VIII be
sold al nearly half the prices they sold for nay month ago.
A call from all In want is respectfully requested.
J. AILLHIsFR BRO,
je5 ls2 Broad Street
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WHAT THE PRESS HAS SAID IN RELATION TO
THE DRAGON.

rI,HAr OLD SERPENT the DEVIL and SATAN and Mr. STA.
il oYs effort to Identity him. and the bruns ofhs head In the
Immediate future
From the Richmond whiz, Aug 10, 1850.
"EsToEr DnAGoS Mr. H.rsraye White, Of this city
Serpent Devil and shrse head must be bruised the
coming Contest among the EseonS me suthSr MI o. b
much The study prophecies he object Of the pub
&C. Satthe Apocalypse the History Of the Church written By
God himself" hersby to awaken interest in the subject
which may lead TO preparation for the events that are rapidly
From the Rsllsious Herald, Aus. 1cih 1860
Modern commentaries the prophecies Of the Apocalypse,
constitute ve'y extensive arent religious literature but
our reading In that depsrmentso limited that We are unable 70
@ lin Views which strike Us as both ingenious and novel
Those who feel In the attempt TO tnd the recent po
cal 81 f.YoTsS nS1Rs S M in hs y S houd not
overlook present work. he ping complete DE survey o
tIes which embsrra:s enquiry and provoke dissent
Prom the Central Presbyterian Aug 18th
than sy o,br poon OF the Bible Not ony csgynen
men in large numbers and In successive ages have 70
,15s m hs Ss T NoS Of Heh part Of he c v, above TIE
last Of these which have see, and me author o. va en- en-
expedition Of the Apoeayp'e" but simply history The pa
Gus history for which has drawn largely upon The London
Chronicle ard other English peiodeAs II much richer In thh
respect than mcSt works OF me kino ana ihe Eehrh
and by alton Of event. and by the notices
DssV gotten up and viii probably be demand
engaged In looking al passing e'sns a.
those which are 10 oolne-
Prom the Phlsdelphla Presbyterian.
Tb. little work dsss sned {, Illustrate the impicable war
Church. and docs not pretend 70 any new the
~ Inierpreaton intelligent and In respect may he
saken in lis views and yet safely sit down With hf
booI hand to ste 70 the conversanonal views OF
reasonable and well informed friend
For sale by all Booksellers. Price Slo se0-lm
DOUQUET D'OHLEANs OR XXX BOURBON--
I'D Most fragrant perfumein use
TURY OIL
Warranted to cure burnl and sores Of every kind.
FXT PAREIRA BRAyA and BUCHU-
speedy remedy for all dseaes OF the Kidneys and baddr
DOVES RHEUMATIC LINIMENT-
A sure remedy TO- Bheumatism. (Waranied)
WATER OP PEARLS
Most beautiful preparation for the Hair.
EARLY BiAD-
The most certain yerm.foge bsf;re the public
APPETiZER-
| The best Tonic known.
The above for sale wholesale and retail BY
DOVE CO, Wholesale DrusRss
| No IS Main street Richmond
| / Stokes RIyEe,
| Gui5-sm
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DRY G. 90 ID s
FALL 1850
K KENT, PAINE 81 CO..
IMPORTERS, JOBBERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
Nog. I63 AND I65 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND,
CHTCKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply OF these splendid nstru-
N nents have been received =. fl(53H5ff<3
In addition to beautiful BoE de NOI, the Or
cuar Action and the Grand have now the bon- ~ ~
dor A abeautiful instrument Of an upright forui =,
The Chickering's have received ss rIi prise medals al over
nowned competitors and rst Institutions and s OF
America and Europe They have ana soo more
Pianos than any factory In the world. .-..
Prom Chickering's have emanated the pest ana must
ent a brought the Piano TO Us present per
lection; and by great capital they have invested N
they can sell fully any per cent eheapefhAn
Any other factory None OF their instruments leave we
without having fully inspected by the best artists ~ T.,
A. ths factory has than one agency IN ey N
Richmond these Instruments only be sold ~ he
The factory all PiSnos We ssh ofaefs P'o"FV ~
tended 10. 49,, -. a.A - =, u.hH..
ton 4 Brothers, No. 169 Main street = ,,,s, st., -.
mA12 NALa - OaHoo-t eo.e 49,
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adVtrlle1ent 70 De confldcied monn or
peai The Manuscript previously agreed uPon be-
tween the pa-tisa
Al advrsrment not marked on copy Speclhed
Der Insertions v be eolnued until ordered and payment
snarte1 accordingly.
- avoid any Misunderstanding
me Advertiser proper state distinctly,
lha, their privileges Only extends their immediate business Real
Estt Legal Advertisements hy then be
additional charge, and no variation.
~ and General Agents Adve tscmen not % Be
Inserted the year but 90 be charged a. TIE usual rates suc
10 snch discounts al shah BE- agreed upon-
~ Bookseller and yearly advertisers generally, engaging one
squares uh The privilege ui change, shall not hr
yearly average any week insert han thu Asunt
a.l ipon the standing under he contract and an
dlg sach amount 90 be charged az The usual rates
Advertisements Inserted in thc SemWecy Whg at IS cents
per square Of lines less for the frsl ln, and so cent?
Pc su.-. f,r continuance or n weekly, esnta
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STJ0TTET WARE,--A and beautiful stock OF fancy
ToIRT WAaE Just opened, which cannot fall to please the
most fashdlous, a. to price and quality ,,,v,.y no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-20

1EO HALR HnLS. or WOODS NO. FAM
II slO ftY ROE EGWNGs,
5bsa Of Woods No FanIy Cut Nerrngs
O. Do % Woods No. Pam 'y Gross uerrlngs
10d1 q siut0n'B PURGE Cil-r Vinegar
1850 queen City Falliy Hans
80 pals Of Georgia and Firkin Flml Lard
I0ehess o. fresh Green and BAc1 Teas something very
fne Indeed,
% bba os 5eror New Family and Extra FLOUR, warrant
avcrs,l. by ROBERT A. \ DABNEY,
Grocer Whoifal'e and Retail,
ma Corner of broad and IN streea
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

TERMS
'afy Paper IS Per Ennu senWeeky, eS; Weeky, IS A.
In advance RemitAnccs nay be made AZ s risk or ne
olshsrs In where evidence taken The deposit Of
erin The Po1t once containing money.
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L EXP COOL !The celebrated IN nexeeed "Cll ALLENGE
N REFRIGERATOR with side ventlator Water Coolers, var
us sizes and paers; Ice Pitchers all sizes and patterns Mas
@ patent minute Ice Cream Freczers, and variety OF
other knds Tor sale at reduced prices ,.,,.,
We can particular the justly celebrated CHAl
LFNGE REFRIGERArOR considering the best article even o
erred for sa place and therefore recommend With eonh
sn Another sappy Just received fv only Of which are On
nEed Of the above requested TO eA ana
G. A BARGAMIN, ia,
,,eo 2iT Main 81, Rchmond, Va
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10. FALL TRADE. II
SHAFER. HALSEY a CO.,


WHOLESALE And RETAIL
ClOthierS and Manufacturers,
10 MAIN STREET.,
Richmond. Va.
Hg Subscribers htvng manufactured for the Vrr mia ana
Moth Carona for The past ten years, bring expert
and kn1wge gulrantee that the CLOTHING oherea
ul' In every iespeot give satisfaction
Possessing every facility for carrying en- our hun,s success
fully We an examination Of stock knowing that can
oHer inducements desire gcol goods f prices
SHAFER HALSEY CO, A 5 sHAFhR CO,
Richmond, Va, Petersburg, Va,
BURROUGHS, sHArER co,
Ivnchhurg VI.
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L iS6SSi Brunusr', New City MI'' Family yIo Flour
,50o "a y,ri,u, brands Extra and supernne Floar
wv v,-s.i. ~ ROBINSON a ROBERTS,
,,yss Cor Gary and lsh streets
ITTOOD ANO WILLOW WARE.-we keep eoA-
~ 'NN'S 0N MiNNIs CO,
"a Corner second and Main.
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A mrRICAN GUANO.-1o0t tons saryis Islands or Amer
ican Gaano warranted genuine fer sale oE 70 close.
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SEEhF BHUIA AERAGE.
TIVE undersigned have this day formed copanersp under
the style Of AILSPAUGH READ, purpose Of con.
duetng SHIP BROKERAGE business and respectfully sc
lie patronage Of their friends and the paSle.
A. hlLLSPAUGH
JAMES @. READ
Gary and 1stA streets, near the Dock.
Richmond January 1r. 1880. Ieas-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

The COMING HORDE ."-Undar this heading
the Cincinnati Enquirer speaks of the probability
OF several Of the States following the example of
Arkansas in excluding free negroes, and says:
The result Of this will be that the poor ban
ished wretches will come pouring in upon US by
hundreds and thousands Unfit for a residence in
new countries, and without the industry neces-
sary TO subdue wilderness; shut out by stringent
laws from the other free States of the West, and
kept from those that are further North by the
COidness of the climate, Ohio will be in a fair
way TO be Overrun by this swarm of the destitute
and imProvident, and the question. what is to be
done will be forced upon them By circumstances
Of the most imperative character.
Little as the event in question may appear to
some, II is one that will be sure to beget long
train OF consequences; nor is II unlikely that,
among other effects, IL will disclose the weakest
point in our Union, and exhibit dangers to the
COnfederacy hitherto unseen, and against which
no adequate protection has been devised. Enough
may now be seen to indicate that the end is not
yet, and that there is more than enough OF bitter
ness in store Tor the futuren
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spinnsr, Frarcis E., willards' Hotel
Stanton, Rsnj,, Hyatt's, $50 Pshnsylvania
stevens, Thaddeus, SOS Ut n, Capitol Hill
Stevens, Isaac l., Private, SIS 18th ct
Stevenson, John W., Private, 96S 6 st
Stewart. James A, National Hotel
Stokes, VIM. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Hotel
Stratton, John l.. ~, Willards', Office 2l3 Pa av
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
Tey Tor, NJ, Private. west side 2st st, bet and
Thay er, Eli, Wizards Hotel
Thesker, Thomas c., H, atte, $50 Pa.av
Thomas, James H., 5n | st
T0mpkins. Cydnor B., Washington House
Train, Charles R., Villa ds' II 1tel
Trlmbs, Carey A., WIards' Hotel
Under wood, John w. H., AS 9th st
VallandIg CHAM, Glenn. L., 59 It
Vance, ZebulOn B., Mrs Harrisons, 81 Pa. av
Xsndsyer, VIM, Pryatss1o Massachusetts, av
XsrIee, John Ml,lards' Hotel
Waldfon. Henry, Washington House
Walton, f.. P, 500 & st
Washburn, c. c., Clarendon House, 9th st Pa av
Washburne, Ellihu B., 485 Oh st
WashburD, jr., Israel, Private, Franklin Row, $50
Webster, Edwin IL Mrs. HaIrlson's, 81! Pa. av
Wells, Alfred Mrs. Tiey's, IA Missouri av
Whitley, WIN. g.. 5I2 18th st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm. Avenue House
Wins Ow, Warren, 2 G st
w God, John, 500 llth st
Woodruff, John, Wizards Hotel
WOodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John w., Browns Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

RECOVERY OF Hon. GERRITr SMIrH.-The fol-
lowing is an extract from private letter received
in Boston from PeterbOro' New York:
''fou will be happy to learn that Gerrit Smith
has returned home that his health is fast improv-
Ing; that, though weak he is perfectly sane; talks
freely on all the great which have transpired
sleeps well and has good appetite; and walks
every day, but avoids reading and writing, aud
does not receive company at present, because his
strength is not yet great He is, however, round
the village as usual, mi nisterng to the wants Of
the sick and poor. His temporary alienation of
mind his physicians declare TO have been caused
solely by physical disease, in which acute dys-
Pepsia was most apparent, and his complete res
toIatlon to full vigor of mind and body is con-
s!dered certainty -
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,

NATIONAL HOTEL.-C whipple. Wis. w
Boia EY S RfsT Md MF
J heslsY, nd; F Moiiar. ny, Ms Hanson, T I'll H
Smith q by ys ii:h,Tfb5 .I.5r BOSs NJ Powers
BEGoks Bu2s P SGIGTsS ND mG Mo-
Gstes tG;d' Nd; Hon NJ wilkinson, M in; II Bar
Ne, Hudd Davis u.s. Pa p Mrs H sehsSn
SGmns 61:,n s MS P and sStsT va
gle, A C.rtsy Nd y H sPraspe. Captain How How
Id sd. s'S aay smith SRbks ard PES hs%aR
Es' Q Igy and LAZY Mss; w Ives. Dayton,
t1ermars bTIq; hIs HIib:sr; Nc; WIN SaSery.
son and lady, CT. ' i"O'"P
BROWNS HOTEL.-G Nelson. FL Krebs. Va;
Ha dwIrk, Va; " Cooke, NJ Brown, W FaSninF'
sRth G% Ws; MH MstS and IA;
oo1 TIPS Gn al W KIPfsYS KWiIi@F
NY DrswneS Tsnn RaSn "i Tls; Ia s'n ~
St:T!st, Pa; Hsicsy. NJ; W # H isSi MS
1--WE Nss'IP n Dr. EaEck;on: WITT CAPT
sgTosis !: Bshn6 Jones: + Jones. H LIMP. &
No ,ln'on, Pa; w TssioT, Va. '"' ''''' MO- : NJ
SWMi Dt,ttsiD Sv HnTElEE R9blson, Va; T
20 w BukHan, NY; w Buckhardt. XIV; Hon Y
= Stevenso Tenn; ID Fcwlkes, do; Nj Tsoud
y; Ma smith. Army; EF stokes, SC; M
Sanrch, Nd; w Bridgo, and lady, Mich: TIP
nuEer, No; Mr. Merriken, AID lady, do; Mr. Csr.er
q 9 Trinmlns. Pa; Mrs Shaw and two chidren'
Tai ba. lsy, MI; Il Moore, do; = Wills, ny:
} maxwell, and lady, Pa; g. Pheips NY: Am
sing. Nd; Barbour. vs.; Wsgnsr. USa.
G K Srovss NT;W Atno. NJ; X Ca-feld do:
r Pratt, N.Y. L. Dawson. Pa; Ei8vne and ADJ
nrn a. Hoffman. Cal; J G Spear and Isdy' ID j. II
II Balm Pc; F. Smith, NY. W
,,hInSk WOOD HOUSE.-A Boun Md: RFRuF
H.; u GllIiman, Pa; j NJ Stevenson ir and iaSx
W. u. ~ EIaEiord Shaw. Nd; Mrs HawswTi nj
va; MIS- Z LOslie and chlld, NY. '"''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

II A divorce suit in London, Sir Hugh Row
lev agt his wife, is reported length in the Lon
don papers. Mrs. ROwley, it appears, has very
handsome legs, and, being fond of showing them
travelling on the continent He told her Ito tie
her breec hes down.'-whatever on earth he meant
we are at loss to imagine, though il is clear she
''wore the breeches'-and because she refused
Sir Hugh was brutal. and ii is alleged, corrected
her by corporal punishment Mrs Rowley seems
to have delighted in exhibiting her ankles to por-
tiers, clerks military men, and men of all classes
Unfortunately; they frequently expressed their
admiration, and who wouldn't, for handsome
ankles are proper in a female, and pleasant to
look at
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ALPHABETICAL LIST AND RESIDENCES
OF THE
MEMBERS OF THE XXXvIsh CONGRESS.
SENATORS.

SENATOR'S.
Anthony, II. B., Willards' Hotel
BBsf5 WR "a: I,S g. SssT Han.a and
Bragg, Thomas. Vernon House
BreckinIldge,J !. C., %s st, bet l4th and 18Th
Blown, 4. G., National laiI Hotel fS lS' "' "nu
Cameron, simon, so5 Pa av, opposite Willards'
GisTE, bsais, WASH ns.on House
GIPsmsn, Lhof IL rs Pa az bet ii'h and 18th SITS
Davis, Jefferson, 2sS st, bet nth and 18th
Dixon. James, Ss Corcoran's Row, street
BS SS stephen T., I S Row NAV
Durkee: c., Mr. Psraer's, 49eH Massachusetts sv
FoS @ Sss sh :s s
Fitzpatrick. Benjamin, Browns Hotel
FSss; sPIoPoa NJ W Ga R%fH ossi est
Green, James s. Crqtchetts, All, cor and 9Th SITS
Hale, John r., National Hotel
HHs jan. co e aoSss Place
Harlan, James, Washington House
Hunter, X. NJ: T., 42i street, bet lith and 18th
IvsIson; A. Miss Queens - St, bet sad F.,
Johnson, Andfes, Of Tenn. s. Charles Hotel
Kennsiy. Anthony, 46S 9Th st, between d and
Mallory, :. r., NatlO1al Hotel
Mason, Jas NJ, 424 II st, bet 18th and 18th
Nicholson, A. ID. r., Kirkwood House
PesTce: James A Mrs irvins's, % ~ s,
Polk. T.
Powell, L.. w, as3 st, bet l4th and 18th
Pugh, 6. f., 40 4th st, north of La av
Rice, II IN: Min Row, ST, bet N av and LIST st
Sauls bury, w, Mrs. Irvings, % IA st
Sebastian; VIM; h, Dr.. Dunn's, +6 II st
Seward. WIN. II 252 1t. 18TH and l4th
SlIdell. John, 3l2 II st, bet 18th and l6H st
Sumner, c. Mrs. Cammack's liz r. bet l4th 4 18th
Ten Eyck, j. C., Mr.. Nc Blair, l82 | st and Pa av
Thompson, John r., 459l 18th It, bet F. and
TOom bs. r obt., 2ls r st, bet 18th and 18th
Trumbull, Lyman. 45I 9Th st, bet r. and r
Wade, B. F., Mrs. Hyatts, $50 Pa av, bet 9Th 1th
Wilson Henry Mr. Joys, cor 9th and Pa av
Wigfall. l.. r., Browns Hotel
Wilkinson, NJ. = Mr.. SoIOmon's, 469 9th st
Yulee, David L., 262 | ST, bet nth and 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

AUTOPHAGY; THE ART OF EATING ONE'S-sELF
AT late meeting OF the French Academy of Med
lclne, very singular paper was read Au-
tophagy. Spontaneous and Artificial. NJ Ansel-
m1er, the author of the paper, bases his theory on
the fact that the body, when deprived of its Ordi-
nary nutrment, consumes itself until, as its sub
stance wastes away its temperature falls and death
ensues. He has proved by experiments that the
most economical method for this self-consumption
is to keep up the ordinary processes of nutrition
two animals in a similar condition. one of which
De starved. and the other fed upon its own blood
alone, the latter lived several days longer than the
former
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

PERIODICAL COMEIs.-The celebrated as'rono-
mer, Encke, in a recent account Of the comet
which bears his name, designates the following
eight comets as permanent members of our sys-
tenl their times Of revolution round the sun being
now definitely established. Halley's in 10 wears;
Tutties In 10 years; Faye's in 4 years; Biela's
In "a years; DArrest in Ga years; Brorsen's in
81 Years; Wlnnec lis in years, and Enckes in 3 i
years All Of these comets, except Halleys and
Tuttle's viii re-appear again within the next six
YearS.-HOStOn TrnrSIsr Inn
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TIRE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TREESEAIAR, 4. =. r. 2,

Protected By Royal Letters Patent Of Easldnd, and
secred by the Seals Of the EcoL. he PhdTnIacif de
Paris, and the Imperial COiiege Of Medicine,
Pisand.
No. is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermator-
rhea, and all ply steal disabilities.
No. , completely ersd Gates all traces Of those
diseases that have been htheI treated by the nau
seous and pernicious use of copayia and oubebs.
No. 3 has entirely surplanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insrring To the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing all impurities, snd roofing ont the
venom of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. 1 = and ARE ed in the
form of a lozenge, devoid of taste and smell, and
be carried in the wastcOat pocket. Sold IN tin
cases, and divided into sepcr ate Doses as admins
tered BY ValPeau, Lallemand, Roux, KIcord, to.
Price IS each, four cases for 81 which saves as;
and in SH cases, whereby there is saving of S9.
To be had, wholesale and retail, of Or. BARROW,
1874 Bleecker street, four doors below McDougai
street. New York. Immediately on receiving a re
mittance, DIR: Barrow will forward the Triesenar
to any part of the world, securely packed, and ad-
dressed according to the instructions of the writer.
Sold also BY 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr, Wash
ingtOn, ID. G.. de 6-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20
THE EVENING STAR.
THE LITTLE GRAVE.

Mother, YOU told me when the bell TOLD solemnly
and slow,
As W. >awshe mourners weeping, and old Robins
fUneTaigO,
That The chuTchy ard, then so drea-y, lowerless
and cold,
Was tho last home of the weary, the rest-plaee of
the old
- did far for a long. long time to pass the
tombstone by,
For knew was not very old, and thought could
not die.
But, mother. meath the dark yews whore we saw
his funeral pass,
] saw, on such little mount, La f hdd IN in the
grass;
And could not get 1t out of mind, and when my
prayers | said,
thought of the cold, cod churshyard, and that lit
tie narrow bed
And then knew that such As Death sometimes
takes away.
And If I were not good. too might in the church.
yard stay
And. pray. God will rot ne 60 IN the cold, cold
grass to lie,
Because love you, love GU so, tLat do not want
tod!e. Lily LsdrsS.