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The interest on the above debt Is psya-
bic on the LIST days Of Jan. and July;
on this amt IS, 721, 705, and LIST days
y April and October on this amt S.
III, 800. 7' ,.1.' -
The interest on the above debt is 1921
998 80. ~ ~ i. .-i5 i.,s.-. I
The State has endorsed Bonds Of VIII
mington and Weldon Railroad Com
pany for 1900, 900; Il I,
TIE prospective debt Of the State on &C;
count Of Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Railroad and Western Ex-
tension of N. G. Railroad, may be stat
ed at 81, 200, 900, making the actual
and prospective debt about $ls, sss,
BOB y Z. - $50. - !. : az. - s.. .
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RALE1eH, June 16, 1860.
DEAR SIR: The undersigned, committee to make
suitable arrangements for celebrating the 4th Of Ju
" prox., will Be much obliged and the community
highly grati6ed, if you will consent to deliver on
the evening of that day. Grafton on the times and
events associated with the Mecklenburg Declaration
of Independence .s..s
Very respectfully, your obedt serv'ts -
. 5s 8 sksSzSsSsSki lsos, Com.
1. s. PERRY,
80 Mr.. W. H. LAUGHTER. $3.50
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acro is
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Tho Celebration of American indie pendenee.

RALEIGH, 18th June, 1860.
DEAR SIR The undersigned, a committee for
making arrangements in regard to the celebration Of
the ensuing anniversary Of onr National Indepen-
dence most respectfully request you to deliver your
great and popular Mount Vernon Grafton on that
occasion. Your kind compliance with the above re-
quest will emnenty conduce to the zest Of our Gel
ebration and greatly oblige,
Very truly your obedient servants,
? -. -. Z, L. s. PERRY. -.
P. F. PESCUD, - Com.
JNO. R. HARRISON,) -H
Il. W. MILLER, Esq. ATTN. -.....,l
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j RALsrGH, June 16, 1860
GENIExEN: If I can contribute, in the least de-
gree to the celebration Of the fourth of July by
complying with your request to repeat my Mount
Vernon address on that occasion, it will afford me
pleasure to do -presumng that what is intended
to honor the character Of Washington would be
hardly regarded as inappropriate [
With sentiments Of high respect I am yours &C.,
e. II. W. MILLER.
Messrs. PEscuD, PERRY and HARRISON, Com.
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE sElIINsARx.

=. GLEN ANNA FEMALE sEMINARxss
! s,s. ~, lTHosAsy,llx. DAv.nsdk Co... N. O., No
UlHE FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE 18th
rooms s3s per session If II weeks Tution
mental branches correspondngiy low. D ys assf
q, For catalogues address = = j. W. TH0AAAy Rfest
3 June H. 1850. tf.-,sS';4- 81 .4t-rNSt
n spirt.of the Age and n. c. Christian Adyocats
copy weeks, ~ ai & - ~ - ~.
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nrNocRAT1c REPuBIIcAH TICKET!
FOR GOVERNOR s4ss
HON. JNO. w ELLIS,
.. OF ROWAN.
FOR THE SENATE 80 'jt ~
GEORGE w. THOMPSON.
r. FOR THE CONNONS: sEs,sif
IN, G. HAYWOOD. HENRY hORDECAI,
WILLIAM r.. COX.
FOR SHERIFF: ~ '
wILLIAM H. HIGH.
ELECTORS stsa
rop PRESIDENT AND v1CkPREsIDRNT.

For the State &C IAIye: f.
ALFRED M. SCALES on RocKINeRAx.- Z
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, os,;WAxE. :
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19
McLesn's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

(THE BEST IlStMENT IN THE WORLDLY
The only safe and for Caneers, Piles To-
uors sxelings and Bronehie Cor., Paralysis, Nsu-
ralgs Weakness Of the Muscles Chronic nnammstory
Rheumatism Stiffness Of the Joints, Coaacted Muscles
Lgsment,, Earache Tcothache Bruises sprans Frssh
Cuts, Wounds Ulcers Fever scr,s Cabed Breast, Sore
Nipples, Bus Sealds, Sore Throat, sny
pain, dIfsreuce how long the disease
have eristed, MCLEANB CELEBRATED LINIMENT 10
a certain remedy
Thousands of human beings have been sar,d . Of ds
erepitude and misery the Of this nvaluable reedy
McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will rensve pain almost and will clean,
purify and heal foulest
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MeLEANS & LEBRATED LINIMEST is the only sa 70
and resbl. remedy for the Of Spawn, ngbcn.,
Windgans, Spnts Unnatural Lumps. Nodes Svellngs.
Il never failed Big Head, Pollevi, FisulA Old
Running Sores, or Sweeny, m properly applied For
Sprains Bruses Scratchss Cracked 1ee Chafes Saddle
Collar Calls, Cuts, Sores, wOuads il inalble
remedy Apply directed and is every
instance.
Then trifs longer with the many worthless Linimens
offered 70 you Obtain supply Of DR. McLEANS CELE-
BRATED LINIRENT. IL viii you.
>. H. MCLEAN, Sole Prcprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sts- St. Lows, Me.
CHARLES STOTT, 3'5 Pa aT., sole agent in Wsshthg
ton; r. s. 7. ClssEL, Gecrgstown. seHD&wly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

A PRISrISG 0FFIcE.-We imagine there are
very few who know, when they read the daily
newspapers, through what difficulties 1t has
passed bofore reaching them The country
farmer, when the work Of the day is over; the
city gentleman or lady, when they rise In the
morning and call for the paper, we dare say,
never think that the paper which they hold In
their hands was once raw cotton; that IL after
wards formed protection for some person from
the summers sun and winters chilling blast:
or, again, that il was ''old rags" at one time;
or that before the paper Is printed the compos-
itors have to handle about 40 small pieces of
metal for each line, about !, 900 pieces for each
column, or about 214 900 Of those pieces ofmetal
for the whole paper. That to present readable
sheet the brain Of many writer's is taxed. or thst
the aid Of electricity and steam are brought into
requisition. That the compostors 20 on to work
about seven o'clock in the morning, hardly
ever leaving the Office before IL o'clock at
night, and not unfrequently not before L
o'clock; that the pager is then taken charge
Of by the pressnan, who with one of Hoe 8
jarge cylinder presses, propelled By steam,
spd capable Of striking of three thousand i'm.
pressiops per hour, prepares il for the mailing
clerk and carriers. Surely, no one connected
With printing Office. from the editor 10 the
devil has very pleasant situation. =
Petersb1eEg Bulletin.
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WE WISH EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT
w DRY GOODS can be bought cheap at
BROWN & WHITES,
No. 14OtNoRTH 81


Georgetown, ID G.
And To convince yourselves of the fact, oall aud
see those
Black Silks, Printed and Plain Delaines, Poll De
Chevres, Merino Plaids, Fronoh MerInos, Valen-
cias, Black Bombazines, A paccss, 90, 40.
Coaks; Fyrian: Electro and other Shawls; Blan-
kets; Mems and Boys Wear, a good assortHsot;
Mems and Boys Msriro shirts and Drawers; Ia
dies and Misses' Merino Vests; Bajau's Kid
Ilemstitched. and Embroidered Linen Cambria
Handkerchief; Embroideriss, very cheap, a.d no
humbug; Hosiery and Gloves; White Goods; Van
and Servants Wear in abundance /; and many other
things, which we will tell you of when you CAL at
will sell as cheap as the cheapest, ''Or any other
man,"
Come early, and don't forget the place Sc q 2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

A NOBLE REcoRp.--It is seldom indeed that
any great disaster reveals such a noble record of
good discipline, bravery and humanity the re-
first discovery of the accident through all its ap-
palling incidents, to the fna rescue, the conduct
Of Capt. Leitch was admirable. Equally pra Sc
worthy was the humanity displayed by Can't
Wilson and his crew of the brig Minnie Schiller
Bnt this record would not be complete without
mention Of the conduct Of Capt. Doane, Of the
schooner Lanaftine, who fell In with the Con.
naught after she was abandoned. He saw her at
ten O'Clock at night bore down for her. and hailed
her. Getting no answer, he crossed her bows
twice, to afford help, IL any were there to need t.
He concluded that the wreck was abandoned; but,
lest he should err on the wrong side he Law by
till daylight The "will" In this case suficiently
shows what the s'deed" would have been 1t IL
with great pleasure that pay our tribute 10 this
noble record Of seamanlike qualities; for we trust
who have been concerned In II, the example will
be widely felt and capitalization Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

urday, the 9th Of this month, the Merchants Bank
Of Baltimore sent by Adams & Co.'S Express a
package Of bank notes, amounting to 90, AS, to
VIM NJ Marshall, Esq, Cashier Of the Hagers-
town Bank. The package reached this town on
Monday, having laid over at Harrisburg on
Sunday, and when opened the sum of % 800
was found missing. The package was In loose
been previously opened, az Of coupe IL must have
been, for In lieu Of the money abstracted number
OF Philadelphia Ledgen, cut In strips Of the sire
OF bank notes, were inserted TO I'LL up the vacuum
BY whom the robbery was pefpetrated Is not
known, but the amount of less was paid to the
hagerstown Bank by Col Bingham, the superin-
tendent Of the Pennsylvania Division Of the Ex-
pres: Company, on Thursday last, thus adding
pany has already given to the public OF its cheer.
fui alacrty In making good alf Losses Of property
entrusted to in care, and its entire ability at ali
umes 70 DO oso--HdgerStotca Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

On. CHHHvKR's CHuRcH.-The London Ameri-
can prints protest, which has been sent TO Eng
Cheever's Church. against the application which
be In making In Great Britain for pecunia
ty aid. The sgners deny that the Church. an
such, 10 In any need Of foreign aid and represent
the appeal az coming ffom a few indiyidusls.
backed by the pastor, and a. intended for their
personal benefit and not at all for the support Of
the Church. They deny that the appeal has any
Legitimate connection with the opinions Of the
Church on the subject Of slavery, and that 1t is
only calculated 10 misrepresent and greatly dam
age the anti slavery cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATION

10 precisely what its name indicates for uhns
invieoIatins and streng thenint 70 the vita povefs
and at the same time revIvikes. Iesnstates and re
nS sSSs ,n E ;y sS sGs ,sI:
foanaeks of disease. u ne tn only prepaFatIon
fully combined as 70 be the most powerful tonic.
and 81 the same time 80 perfectly adapted 70, "a %
ana hence ylli soOtAe the reakesf stomach, and
tone up me digestive organs ano thus slsy a. ner
ting aud at the same time I s oomposed entirely Of
vegetables, yet 30 combined ss TO produce the most
i1fioSs oonss s ueaSSs 1 suSh rSas rensSn A S ION. mn
been fet TO be q deslderatum in the medical world,
follows all attacks Of disease and proceeds aud
aSed lsy ne sy stern pm 20 the Insidious attacks
iOllOwIns: COnlumpuon, Indigestion. DyspepsIs,
Ioss OF iApPette, Faintness, Nervous Irritshi liy
Night sEsais, (sHSor, Gidainess, Rstsntion Of ::
wei as PAINFUL oostructed: too pTotgse,. or too
These al depend pom general debilit.. Tmspurs.
healthy tonic Cordisl and Blood RenovaloTis is as
no mistake a. about Out IT, But this !. nq not 4. m the
system Is weakened are open to hIlIeus at
the edneys Tsuss 10 s, Ss
We are troubled with soalding and ncontIneI ce Of
me Sao Ss Se ARD SSnse o. ne sane pain
ceedlngly liable 70 slight colds, coughs, and II IN
checked. soon emaolstIoo iollo ss. and the patient
NOT allow as 70 ennmerate the meIay Ls 20 which We
e @s vii ..y S s .Sd nS q ise
tor you have psrteot sa'e, pleasant and ef val
remesy Tor loss Of App-tite. BIhousness. Flatu-
lence, weak ana sick stomach. Langour, Ltver
SomP'aInts Chis and Fever, or am B llou- attaok,
Coz tveness, Acldity Ofthe St mach, Neryousness,
Neuralgia, Palpltstlon OF the Heart, Depression
of SPIRITS Sores, Pimples on the Face. or any dis
ease arising from lmpare blood. such as Scrofula,
kryslpeas, Bronchitis, Couk H. diftcu ty of Breath
ing, and all that class OF diseases ca ed female
weak ness. and enumo a ted above. We wlll also
say the traveller exposed q epIdemics, change Of
climate and water, WILL ind il pie asaut safe .nd
sure rewedJ, and no one should ever travel with:
hes0fr. vi
Ind Ia IL friend INDEED as well a. friend Ia need.
fect preventive of, as well as cure for those all
msnts which they are particularly exposed HeEos
ministers, students, attorneys, Iitersfv gentlemen,
and ladies who are not acoust med 10 maoh out
door efclsG, will hnd It TO their advantage 70
keep bottle constantly on hand. aud above all
mothers or tIose becoming such, Will 90 through
that most sngerous period not only with al th
aocus oned strength, but safe and free from the
thousand 81 ments 80 prevalent among the female
portion OF the voI ID In short, 10 indeed mother
cordlsl. Try 10 old and young; 10 ger run the
rlsk Of delay: it will relieve ard prove iteelf en-
phatlealy Resforattee Cordial and Blood kes0ra-
%. J. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broad xsy, New
York, and Ia Market Street, 80. Louis, Mo-. snd
60 d by all good Druggls Price One Dollar per
Bottle.
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIV CORDIAL
BLOOD RERoVAroR.
an 20-HoIy. aiw
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E,AGLE IRON WORKS,
IL CORNER OHIO Av. AND THIRTEENTH ST.
ERICSSON'S CALORIC ENGINES

The undersigned have been appointed sole agents
IN this city for the manufacture and sale of aboye
Engines and are prepared to supply all orte rs with
Promp ness and dispatch. These engines have
been satisfactorily introduoed and are now practi-
caly employ ed In bakeries; by bookbinders; for
lockwood cutting; by cabinet makers; for drawing
fan blowers to ventilate buildings; for pumping; for
domestic purposes; elevating grain; glass cutting;
ginning cottoa; grinding quartz; gIinding paints;
heisting; for knitting machines; by manufacturers
of plated ware; of printers material, of silver ware,
Of agricultural implements; of matches; of hooped
skrts for pumping at railroad stations and board
ships; for sewlng mashines: for job printing and
printing daily newspapers; for various plantation
uses; for saving and planning lumber; for picking
hair; for fishing combs; for shoemakers uses; for
sand sitting; turning; toO'ceo cutting and pulver-
iz:ng; IN tanneries and making establishments;
for soda water manufacture; for bone crushing;
mat nashing; towing; grinding cutlery, do. They
arc lnexplosive; economical; easily managed they
require no engineers; use no water; and consume
very little fuel Any son deslrous Of using these
Engines, can by application to the undersigned be
shown large number of Testimonial. from persons
Satisfaction in their operation and use -
frices OF the Engines as established by the Pat
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IL Pope Plus TX has granted particular i'm.
bs1ee TO the Sisters Of Charity throughout the
world, IN consequence Of the two hundredth ami
I verssrv Of the glorious death Of St Vincent de
Paul, their founder. The jubilee win be cslehra-
: ted In all the chapeis connected with hospitals
ppds their charge, snd win last three weeks,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

Ur The water works Of Louisville, KY were
completed on Monday last and the water let on.
. R.Yea don't pas here" Is the counter ssid
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS
LARGE sTOCK!

sPiLaAN HGNfr, es Bfidse street. 4 t between
Wa ashlngton and Congress, are now prepared to
show their well selected stock of DRESS GOODS,
90. Their store the cid stand Of
II. f.. Berry having be- n remodelled and fitted up
II the most thorough manner, they possess facili-
ties unequaled in the District for the prosecution
of a general Dry Goods Business. They respect
fully inslts q oal' from the citizens of George'ewn
ant vIoInity. Oc6-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

ID Riding in Central Park IL the great feature
for Saturdays In New York. Sometimes 1900
vehicle. enter that magnificent enclosure In
single day, besides equestrians and foot-walkers
almost without number. BY actual count, the
number Of visitors occasionally reaches full 90 700
day, but Is exceedingly variable, depending not
only on the state of the weather. but upon the day
OF the week The architectural works with which
the Park abounds surpass, in some instances, any
thing to be found elsewhere in the city. At the
grand Terrace, which commands view of the
lake, at the Mall there has already been expended
$50 coo or 800, 600 chiefly in masonry-and the
expenditure yet contemplated at this point will
perhaps double these figures. The bridges erected
over the water, at the intersection Of different
roads, are most Of them exquisite specimens Of
workmanship. One bridge cost as high S26, ,OCO,
and several others very considerable sums. The
iron bridges, though less expensive, generally
cost from SO 600 to sc, 600. Special attention is
now being devoted to the planting Of large trees,
for which the requisite machinery will be EN-
ployed, after the manner adopted i'm France.
IL The town Of Lekroy, Bradford county, Pa,
at the late election, gave Curtin 200, aud Foster
votes. In 1856 Buchanan had one vote, and Fill
more one vote. Understanding that in the rest of
the State the Bell men and the democrats had
united, these two voters "fused" and went for
Foster
Z IL A teacher out West, in advertising his
academy, gives the boys warning beforehand,
that '' the use of tobacco will not be permitted,
and all male students will be required 10 wear sus
penders." -. ,.,-s,.-....- -.
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We are are also prepared to furnish, at short no.
tce, ArchitecturaT Castings, fom any designs that
may be fnrnished as cheap as can be obtained else
where. Also, Steam Engines, portable and statiou
sry; nigh or low pressure, saw and rlst mill hy-
dfcstatic, OF other presses boilers for heating
DuiidIngs, wrought IRON water tank shatlng.
eli kinds.
Sc IS 2awsm WIN. NJ ELLIS & BRO.
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EOR sALE-A smslI FARM ofso .ores, situated

FOR SALE-A small FARM ofSO acres, situated
ing house, corn house, stables, &c; wen-fenoed
and watered; within four miles Of w sshng ton; Is
land. II is peculiarly desirable as q country resi
denoe, being perfectly healthy and most romsntioal
ly situated e1oeIlsnt hshng and hunting. Inquire
Little Falls. de7-Awtf
Tor RENT-rhe FIRST FLOOR Of the build
j ing imRediateJ opposite the west wing of the
City HaI. recently occupied BY Chas. s. Wellacn
as an office. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor of the came building. For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. q
Lorlsiana avenue. Ia Is If
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE EDUCATION.

E FEMALE EDUCATION
4 HOSE Parents who wish their dau z hters to re-
celye thorough and systematic education, where
tner Pny sica aiming Will receive daily and special
st.entlon, under the most approved system of Calls
themes and 0ymnastics are respectfully invited 20
MIR. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
au S-u Principals.
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Mrs. g. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL
Ihe thirteenth annual session of this Institution
Will commence on Tuesday, September 1871 IN the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott Esq,
The course of study pursued will comprise all
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, if
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive q limited number of pupils as
boarders, who, constituting part of her own fam
lily, Will be under her Immediate care and supervt-
sion. She vii endeavor. as far as possible to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
-KefsrencS.-Rev. Geo. III. Norton, Rev. Dr.. ElIss
Harrison, Rev. ID. T. Sprigg, William II Fowle.
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq, Edmund r. Wilmer
Esq, Henry Marbury, Esq, Lewis McKenzi TO-,
Esq, Robert II. Hunton. Esq w. ID Wallach
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters, ESQ. j as
Entwlse, Jr, Esq, Col. John w. Minor, Loudoun,
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs. Corse
Brothers.
=. TERMS.
Board, with Tuition in all the English Branches,
a1n1or the annual lsesslon-payable semi annually
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
= No extra CharEes. AN
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experien ed Nnrse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SO o T HING SYRUP,

which grssy hestss the Prsssss Of sshinE, hy sssn
Ing the Csms, all infsmmatisa-vi allay ALL
PAIN and spasmsdie srsn, andis
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend uPsn IL, msshss, will give ysrrs,ss and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YO UR INFANTS
We hsvs pat sp and this year,
car SAT, IN coNTDlscs AND TRUTH Of IL what have
M.disin.@Es1Is MRs. n n, IT X 12rG LII ID, - ~
tnor ouaE, WINsLOW's .h.n dn.I, ...d
N:,:, ald " in.. SOOTHING an ias..ns. Of dI.
n. seaIa.y, al.r SYRUP, delighted With it.
virtues. wsspsak in this - wHAr WE DO Erow,"
AFTER ten years sxpsnsnes, AND PLRD0R oUR RRPcrt-
rtor FoR rHE FULFILMIrT OF WHAT We HBRK
cLARI In amss instance whsrs infant suffer
o. to snty minutes after the syrup administered.
fhis valpabls preparation the prssenpusn Of the
Ri BRIIrcRD and sEiLFuL rURsIs In New EnF-
isAd, sad sssn ussd with NlvIRFAILIEs sUccIs In
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
snly relieves the child from pain invisssss the
snsrgy the vhds will almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWLS AND WIND Collie,
and s,sreos s.nvulsisns, which, act speedily rsmsdsd
asp.uaS.4.nM. nH in s; FOR SpH," % u! sns vonIp @
In ell cssss Of Dvs- CHILDk KN rrr Ear and DIAR
... fem TEEIHLNG from .h:S:s .ny :.h.s
essss We would say every mother Who has child ssf
fsring from any Of the for Fsng eempsntsDo NOT
voUR rRBJUDIcRs, HoR TIKI fRRjUDIcrs OF oTHKRs
suRE-ys, AssoLuTELT sURE-ts follow the pss Of tb
msdeins, " tirsy ussd. Full dirsctocs vshg will
Zach 6o:t. Non. g.nuns unless ,h. f.e smile
Sod BY Drag giss through tbs usrid.
Principal Once, Ne. IL Cedar Street. n Y.
Price snv IS Cents Bette. 90 li-dAvIy
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scHooL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS.

SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS.
Fouths' and Boys Clothing for School and
Dress Wear. q ....
Parents and guardians wishing TO furnish their
children and wards with School and Coll ge Outhts
present large and extensive assortmeut BOYS
CLtyTHINS, where they can ht out their children
of all sizes few moments with every desorip-
ton of Ready made Garments, Of substantial and
durable quality. was ysry pscTSsrEsts erscss co
au 9-n 322 Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19
FOR SALE AND RENT.


FOR RENT.-Two new three-story BRICK
4 HOUSES with back buildings, each house
containing rooms, with gas. pleasantly situated
on 9th street north, between NJ aud streets; rent
moderate. Appi, to Y. LAZSNBY. opposite, or
TO JOHN T. LEHMAN, Ohio avenue, between
Eth aud 18th streets. &C off
EQR RENT-A neatly furnishe HOUSE in the
\ First Ward, on II, betv 18th aud 18th sts ,
No e21, containing double parlor, S or cham
oeIs, dlnlng-roop, Kitchen, and pantry with gas
GOLD or hot water. bathroom, &C., &c. Apply 20
l.. L, LOVING, Fourth Auditors Office. -
EARM FOR SALE "A highly improved Farm,
4 containing lis acres, with two story frame
dwelling and all convenient ont houses; fine orch.
ard, excellent spring, &c, situated on the Little
river turnpike Fairfax county, Va, miles from
Aexandra Terms: S4,Oo0 ono fourth cash; the
nalance IN i, and years. Apply to LOUISA
SOMERS, ON the premises. oc 3w.
EOR SAtE-A new two-story and -ba semeut
l. BRICK HOUSE, containing rooms and eel
lar, situated on ltn st north, between l. and sts,
No. 3Is-vlthIn minutes walk of the Northern
Liberties Market. Terms unusually liberal. Apply
on the premises, qI to MCKINNEY a. LANS-
DALE, corner OF Pa avenue and 18th st.
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