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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-07-04

Were sold in Great Britain al ne besides
upwards Of 100,0O0 dosen exported 10 oil
parts Of the habitsbls slsbe.
rae sssrstsss Or IA sesssA Yssss
Is to prevent ~ we'll ~ cure, BY ssustins
tho root " the complaint, and thereby ~.
moving the hidden cause " disease, By gent.
~ Stimulating and restoring the dropping
energies Of the system, and assisting nsture
in her task Of vital and funaiionsry rsfor.
nation. To every osc suffering from Bil.
ious and Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, 1sdi
gestion Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Debil.
ity, Sick Headache, Cosiivsnsss, Impurities
OF the blood, and oil elections Of The Stom.
ach. Liver and Bowels, Il IL in~valuabls; and
a. . preventative Of Chills asd rsvsss,
whether bilious, rcmistent, intssnitsss,
typhoid, or any other forn, Il II peculiarly
applicable, being . perfect ressserssor Of
tho whole funcsioNs 81 the hunan system.
Comparatively few doss Of shis palaiabls
stomaahic makcs tho sugsrer feel slsssis
and vigorous. removes nll impsdinsols,
c~lsansss all impurities, Strengthens esasssI-
" tho whole human functions, snd hss
nescr been known to fell In . single instance
where Il has been tried.
Ss.s.SGss .sN;D CnsG0aDyr
Can use this strengthening Cordial for
weakness or stomach diseases Of asy hind.
IL the mother, whils nursing, shsse Bisssss
ARE Indispensable, ast nors pastiswlesi.
when tho mothers aesvisknsss y isaas.
auais 10 ths demands u sks child.
- yAsss 0Hs ovsA - sss1seo
Themselves fsem . life N dsssk@sess N
one n scbriety, these nitises vitl ness IL.
fecsaslly d,ssipass The mebid appetite Tor
strong dripks, asd rssesss ~ iko lsaseioss
Of The mind and body 70 . sosnd healthy
condition, and will Get like = ehasn 10 ssn-
ovasinx The system, and drive awayths 0iek
Headache, Haussous ssonaeA. as1 I'll he
usus. attendants Of dehssrhssy.
This only tsus and s~ejsvssslise Cordial,
thellighlasd nittsrs, o. Scotch Ieais, b cold
snd prepared from The original recipe, By
q. MANSg1Eu.O = C.,
phasmseeulissl saA Manufacturing Cbsa.
isss ssd Dssrgisss.
ssS ssl SIS s0sss mvsse. 1saoAes Ssss.
The only ssshorissd Proprietor 10 sAs
bhttsi sssssss "
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-07-04

Hi0nLANp f1TFkns
On soorcM 1owte
NJ wssI,s h,avts Nv III kEaasss 40
sisassff fies srd nAsas .r1 Affafe,s
NssIih Ia NJ skh, Ws,st ss6 Tive
'ro tse e~sutstse,
Afs sof1s u MI that q h~sss.a,, A.
mel sh1wh ihe hHaff aai spnIeffal A.
~ fFssefs n ihis astonishing femsl.,l
~ 4, fhs hfhlaei hirsfs. % sslslgusi
e lsh silmathle. shieh has pfassi a.slf
y ffsfy Instance, " " ne anif fshus o.
fns "a tman NJ heallh u ths sias IN Al
alstel NJ ffsfy nation and N sFeff slIms
was 4 sspyefsl Nv W. usafse HaIlanysL
" peF " A., Professor n Mltaff N,
eefY in lhe faf fmsl fniesfsig n Iis
tmfgh. seoilshi When climatic dl.ss.s.
sefe eating on In iheasa ~. The Isll.h
anil ffeteh soldiers N The ffimsa, daflsg
the Hisa,an Faf sf ueofee Iial lansa va
appointed ~ her Maloaf, Qassh viaist,a
as chief n tho msileal I fmm lsslaasf., ~
lns aaigaie, In q srienliae manner. the 81.
ifaofdInsfy lonestlly and remarkable good
health ~klah has ai~sya characterized ,ke
nhabisanss N The Scottish Highland. AMI
thu esuses which lead W sueh ieplofabls
results 10 The aame Individuals when e,
posed 10 q change Of climate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

bill knife; his head somewhat hung down, but
paying close attention. Here was a chance
for the Major to clear himself of the charge
Of swindling. So, in tones of injured but
easily vindioate innocence, he called upon
Father s. to remove the aspersion which
had been cast upon his character. "Here,
Feller-citizens, is Father Schoolin,' as honest
and upright and truthful a man as ever God
made; ask him if I ever cheated him. Stand
up, Father Schoolin', and tell these voters if
swindled You out of twenty dollars" 81
out the imperturbable Father S. still pecking
at the log, and squirting out about half pint
Of tobacco juice at the end of the sentence, by
way of emphasis. "Hush up, Father School
in" said the Major; show dare you interrupt
me when am discussing the great constitu-
tional questions of my country" The scene
which followed may be imagined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

New ANTr-SLAvERY OReANIzArIoN-A Re-
publican meeting In Chicago, on Tuesday night,
atory Of the Tribune, denunciatory of Kellogg,
and against any compromise concession. The
meeting was addressed by Ichabod Codding,
among others The temper Of this patriot may be
inferred from the following:
Mr.. Codding said he had been made ac-
quainted (or as nearly acquainted as he could be
without actually Joining ~ with the existence of
slavery than anything yet known to political
movements In the United States-which organiza-
tion was intended to be put iato active working
order Just as soon as the Republican party should
recede from Its principles This organization dif.
fered from Garrisoniansm only In the fact that its
ends were PRACTICAL The speaker did not refer
to 1t as approving Of 1t, but sim ply to point out
one OF the results morally certain to follow from
an abandonment, by SO much as a hairs breadth
Of the Chicago PLATFORM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02
An Unlucky Appeal

A correspondent writes to the Knick kerbocker
Magazine, from Boyle county, describing the
following as a veritable fact
will set down, as we'll as can, an incident
which occurred in Garrard county, in this
State (Kentueky,) some twenty years since !:
Msjor Daniel and Father Schooling had, sever
A years previous to the time Of which speak,
been candidates for the Legislature, dover
house, Gsrrard then being entitled to two rep
rssentatives. By arrangement, Major d. and
Father s. were TO help each other. During
The canvass ii became necessary to secure the
friendship of an old fellow who had several
oDns, and all voters Now this could only be
done by lending the aforesaid "free and inde-
Dondent citizen the loan Of .sdouble saw
tpek"-in vulgar parlance, twenty dollars.
Well Major ID. lent him the money, and Father
81, went his security. ALI was done in due
6r1n. The election passed of; Major d. was
dated, and Father s. was not. When the
hote fell due, the voter was unable to "liqui-
date" Father s. refused 10 settle. Major ID.
.vsrranted, and brought him up to the rack.
MAJOR D. being in the slime Of safe prece-
dsnts, !" in the course of q few years was again
seandidate- time for the Senate. He was
nseused by bis opponents Of having swindled
Iather Schooling out Of twenty dollars. The
orgument was, that IL the voter was unable to
~, the loss at least should be equally divided.
On one occasion, when the Major was address
i3g large number of voters, Father S. was
ling on dead lss, psaking it with . hawk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02
Amusing Games.

A few evenings since we saw the following
games played at party, in which old and
young joined. They created much merriment
particularly the latter. In the first, called
Find the Ring" ring was slipped on to a
small cord long enough to extend around the
circle of players. Each person took hold of
this cord, the ends of which were tied together
so that the ring could not drop. The players
stood near enough together to pass the ring
from the hands of one to another. One of the
party stood in the middle of the circle, and all
together commenced moving their hands back
and forth, as though passing the ring. The
one In the middle endeavored, by watching
closely, to detect which hand contained the
ring. This was not always easy, as the players
all tried to conceal it by passing it slyly from
one to another, and also to attract the atten-
tion of the ''fnder," by pretending to pass it
when 1T was not in their hands. The person in
whose hand the ring was found, was obliged to
take his place in the middle; if the "inder"
selected the wrong party as possessor, he must
try again, and perhaps submit to some penalty.
The second game, called "The Voyage to
India" was calculated to try persons power
of keeping a sober face, as every one detected
laughing must be counted out until the next
game. All took their seats in a circle. One
commenced the play by saying to his right
hand nelghbOr, "My brother has returned from
India" His neighbor asked, "What did he
bring you ~ "a fan" was the reply; then
the first speaker waved his hand as though
using fan, while his neighbor held the same
conversation with the one on his right hand.
and then commenced waving his hand. This
was repeated all around the circle, until each
one sat tanning himself with one hand, When
1t had passed around, the leader said to his
neighbor, "My brother brought me two fans"
and at the same time commenced tanning him
self with both hands; and this was passed
around the circle from one to the other until
all were industriousy using both hands. "My
brother brought me a boot" said the first
speaker, swinging his foot back and forth,
which went the rounds, then two boots were
swung; thus all the hands and feet of the party
were in motion. By this time the scene was
so ludicrous that most Of the company had
joined in hearty laugh, and were Obliged to
leave the ring; but some five or six vet re-
mained. "My brother brought me a hat"
said the leader, shaking his head, hands, and
feet, and all followed the example, "He
brought me a cushion ~ then, hands, feet,
head, and body, were all set in motion and
the gravest Of the company could hold in no
longer, and so the play ended with shout If
this had failed, the leader intended next to
mention whistle; if any could keep from
laughing after that, we think further trial
would have been useless.-Amsriean Agri-
cHitUrISt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

IOAn episcopalian minister In England was
recently prosecuted for selling an old lead coffin
which had been discovered while digging a
grave. The bones were decently reburied, and al
IL was proved that he had purposed putting up
tablet In the church, which would cost many
times the amount, the case was honorably dis
missed.
III most singular circumstance occurred
few days ago at Hull, England. child ten
weeks old, had been left In the cradle by the SER
want girl. Some time afterwards the child was
crying, and on going into the room Ii was found
that rabbit had eaten OF two of its fingers on one
hand and finger and thumb on the other.
ID Whales, II appears, have got into Behring's
Straits, after escaping harpooning In Bafin's Bay
In one or two instances, a fsh harpooned in the
Atlantic has been captured soon afterwards I'm the
Pacific; and there can be only short distance be-
tween them, a. the whale cannot remain long
under water.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT 1T is stated that the
Germans In the interior Of Texas are preparing to
leave the State on account Of secession The u,ost
Of them viii 90 10 Central America, Particularly
TO the plateaus Of Nicaragua.
III The Board Of Police Of Baltimore give nm
official denial 70 the stories that have been set
sfoat by the New York papers In relation to Mr.
Lincoln's passage through that city, the absence
OF police protection, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

IL Sunday travel has commenced on all the
Middlesex, Massachusetts,, horse railways. The
Boston Transcript says the accommodation has
long been desired, but was defeated by the illibe-
raj action Of the late city government OF Charles
town. Sunday travel entered largely into the ele-
mens Of the recent munich pal election In that city,
and the present authorities throw no obstacle In
the way Of accommodating the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

III They think In Paris that Nine, the Coun-
tess Of Morny, leads the aristocratic crowds of
lady skaters in point Of grace and skill. She
comes the r Russian very captivatingly. The EN-
press 1t is said, makes poor figure as skater, In
spite Of her handsome costume and her handsome
feet and ankles: She got herself upin an exquisite
costume, and her skates Were miracles Of work
manship, but finding some difficulty in striking
out, she retired soon dsgusted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

SECESSION IN NKw YoRx.-The New York
World says: 1t IL thought that there is large
body Of men In this city who are making prepare
tions to act In concert with the Secessioniss and
that they are under the control Of gentleman OF
dent Of Police has Instituted inq uiries to find ont
where their armories are located, In order no
doubt, to act promptly should It prove true that
small army Is quietly drilling In our midst, in
order 70 seize the FEDERAL property In this locality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02
THE ALLsUFFIcIENT THREE.

Letters Patent of England, and SECURED By tie
Seals of the Eoole de Phsrmscle de Psf1s, and the
Imperial College of Medi3Ine. Vienna.
No IL invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhea.
and al physical disabilities
No. 2 completely eradicstes all traces of those
diseases thai have been hitherto treated BY the nsu
seous and pernloicus use Of oopaivs and cubebs.
No. has entirely supplanted the INJURIOUS nee Of
mercury, thereby tnsur1ng 20 the sufferer speedy
Ie.leI, dlsPeTsing al Impurities, and roofing on
TRIEsEMbR, Nos u and are prepares Ir
and be carried IN the welstooet pocket Sod
In TN cases, and divided into separate doses, a. aA
mlnistered By Velpeau, Lellemand, Roux. Rioord.
&c Price SS each, or four oases for o.. which
saves SS and IN ca csses, whereby there 10 q saw
ing Of 90. To be had, wholesale and retail, Of Dr.
BARROW, of 194 Bleecker street. New Yorf.
immediately on receiving q remittance. Dr. Barrow
will forward the Triesenr to any psrt Of the word
securely packed, and addressed eso6rdins 10 the in
struotians Of the writer.
The Book, Of a. Others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
s" umsn Frailty, or Phyuolosioal hssesTohes."
AZ the symp oms that InysusbS develop them
the victim from shsribs the fulton cf the mstiis
monla state, snd. n not checked in time, defeoer-
ating eH the functions Of manhood. and bringB1s
Sold by DIR. ARROW. 1e1 Bleecker stf e~t, four
doors below MscdouEa, New York. Prioe .
cents Sent Tree every where.
Sold slso by q. G. Ford. Jr., Drug store. Wash
ington. ID. G. de ~ em
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02
CkRRIA6ES.

i HE Subscriber kxyinf madc edcitens 10 hi
tactory lDskinG u now one ofths largest kzsza
70 sSs D,slos' ynsIs h,s Saeilsns
WAGONS OF al kinds cannot bs surpassed, and
pom hls lorG exRerencc in tie BUSINESS, he hsDss
70 siye sseeTAl satisfaction,
A. AZ kinds Of Carriages and IisAs Wagons ksytss
AS kIREPAIKsn ns.sy Ssas, ,,si Ill srSsrs xr.,,s
ssssrs sfss cauisess skle leg IN exchange for ,sv
san ssrssr ~ i<ss aus E -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02
sflh: M hhEfSSMREs .ss ,..:..:.

oiths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at--
tends personally at his ONCE in this city 1@
Many persons can wear these teeth who 0llu
oSnnot Nesr others, and no persOn oan wear others
Persons calling at my once oan be accom- rodatsd
With anI style and price OF Teeth they may desro<
opt 70 those who are particular and vish the purest
art oan produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii Be
more fully warranted, "
Rooms IN this oIV-No 33s Pa. ayeuue, betvses
stn and ioth sts. Also, e07 Arch street, Philsde
pEla. 90 B6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

NORTH ALABAMA.-Our friend General Hick-
man, from Huntsville, Alabama, called on US
yesterday. He says that North Alabama never
viii submit to be dragged out of the Union, and
that the Union sentiment is predomi mating In that
region The General still honors the flag under
which he marched to victory at his country's
call.-kdShrilLs Democrat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

valorous denizsns of the Chapel, Talbot county,
Md, satsned their warlike propensities on Satur-
day night Last by tremendously burning an efigy
Of Governor Hicks. The effect of this terrible de-
nunciation upon his Excellency has not vet been
ascertained Il is hoped, however, that even that
proceeding may fail to induce him to convene the
Legislature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02
DENTISTRY.

DRS. oCkWo0Des FARRELL ARE PRE-
lTE BASE, q new and improved mode S
when made on this plan they are com ~1lb
fortable 10 wear and much cheaper than any other
Also. Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, and al Dentsi
s nspershons OF any KIND that may be desired Of
ner Pa av. and Seventh et- ia 10 Srns
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THE DAILY EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED)
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Csrzsr Of Pennsylransa avenue and l1tA st.,


Papers served in packages By carriers st % .
year, or ~ cents per month. To mail subscribers
the price in $3.50 rear, n ddpases; % for six
three months ~ the rato of II cents week Single
copies, ONE czSr; in wrappers, rwo CENTS.
UADvGerIsExxsrs snould be sent to the ofsoe
betoreia o'olock m. otherwise they MAJ not appear
until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02
CLOTHING, &c.

n MERCHANT TAILORING
ANEW FALL STYLES OF CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERS, AND VESTINGS.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pennsylya-
MA Avenue, have just received q large VARIETY OF
new Fall Goods, TO which they invite the attestiop
OF their friends and customers An Sntf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCH OOI.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Mrs. :. j. MCCORMICK. PRINCIPAL
ne thirteenth annual session of tnls Institut,op
VIII commence on Tuesday, Septembsr 18Th m the
Rnuse Iecently occupied By Sylvester Scott Ess :,
The course Of study pursued will comprise ali
TIE branches requisite 30 q thorough English Eda-
desired. -e, ~
IN addition 70 day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared 20 receive q limited number Of pupil, an
hoa,seIrs who, constltutng part Of her own fam
liy, Will be under her Immediate care and supervI-
son. She will endesvor, az far as possible 20 sur
reu5d them with the comforts and kindly infuences
r, Refnesess.-Rev Geo, III. Morton, Rev. DR., Elias
HaIris2n, hey. u Z. Sprlgg, William II. Fovle,
ESQ, Edgar Snowden, Esq, Edmund r. Witmsr
ESQ" Henry Ms5buIy. EsQ., Lewis MsKenzle
Es49,, EEss4, heoert n. hun9n, ESQ w: ID. Wsllsch
Entwlsle, yr-, ESQ, Col, John w. Minor, Losdoun
Brothers. WI
bostd, win Tuition IN al the English Branches
N advance.
MUSIC and Languages at Professors prices.
III No extra charges. An ss-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02
u kEADY-MApE CLOTHING.

CENTLEMEN'S
VI READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Our present assortment of 6ENTLEMEN'S
READY MADE CLOTHING offers to citizens
and strangers wishing an immediate out n supe-
rlor Inducements, embracing, at this time, All
STYLES and qualities of Dress and Business Gar
ment. and Oycrcoats in ali varieties. Fine ShiTts
and Under-clothing Of all kinds. Kid and other
SStoyes 81 best q9aity, ScaTfs, Ties, Crsvats,
Stocks, HosIery. DO, 60. All of which we are
Offering 81 cur usua low prices.
ID Clothing made 20 order in the most superior
manner. WALL, STEPHENS a Co.
ri no lo-u S22 Pa. avenue.
GQTo THE STORE,
~ NO. 400 seventh a., 70 get yoar CLOTH
CAPS. N0 0oops' hA r. sM sPd
w MERCHANT TAILORING.
w Il, Invite our customers, and oitizsns general
iy, TO an inspection of our present new, at A.
Taotiys; and elegant essortmsnt of~A
VESrlNGS, OvERCOATINGS, &c. W
whioh We will make 10 order in superior -Ae-
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
90 IS 322 Pa. av., hetv 9Th and loth ats.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHlNGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Street, BstUsea STA oad l0fk StSssfs.
ckRRfNSEs suos nDsnsa sa LEAF nssmos5 ,ey Q,
Wagons, Payk PAsatons, Fasssly Cav &K
rsasss, csd BEsstes, which we viii sell st-&eSxS
Q verv small profit.
Being practical mechanics i'm different branches
Of the business, we fattsr ourselves that We know
the sty ies and suaiIty of work that viii give rats
faction, combining lishtness, comfort and durabIi
~.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended to
the shorteEt notice aud most reasonable cherges
WALTER, KARMANN q B0PP,
Coeohmskers, sucocescrs to VIM. r. Hook.
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EDUCATIONAL.

T. FEMALE EDUCATION,
- HOSE Parents who wish their dauG htsrs % rs-
oeye thorongh and systematic education, where
tner Phy sica training will receive daily and specis
ennon, g2der the Igost approved sY stem Of Gale
tnenics an9 Oy mnastcs, are respectfully invited %
teenth st. and New York av.
a. Mr.. q MRS. z. RICHARDS,
-eo 0-u Principals
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UNION
INAUG URATION BALL.
MARCH 4, 1861.
MANAGERS.

MANAUEKS.
Hon yeremiah 8 Back, Secretary of STATE.
Hon J A Dix, Secretary ofthe Treasury.
hon L Nj stanton, Attorney General,
Hon HoratIo King, Postmaster General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

The several Committees of Reception, &C., will
Tentlemen desiring invitations for LADIES, will
PHILIP & Soomon's, or Stevens Flu rnishing Stous
sn5scrlptions received at these places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

The Marshal-in-chief and his Aids will be desJg-
mated by orangecolored scarfs with white rosettes
and blue sadde-cloths with gilt trimmings
The Marshals will be designated by blue scarfs
and white rosettes,. and white saddle-clotbs
trimmed with blue. They will carry baton two
feet long, Of blue color with ends gilt about two
inches deep
The Assistant Marshals, representing States and
Territories. will be designated by pink scarfs
with wLite rosettes, and white saddle-covers
trimmed with pink. They will carry white batons
two feet long, with pink ends two inches deep
The Assistant Marshals will wear white scarfs
with pink rosettes, white saddle-covers trimmed
with pink. They win carry batons Of pink color,
two feet long, with white ends two inches deep
The Marsbals, Assistant Marshals, and Aids win
meet at the City Hall on the morning of the 4th of
March precisely at nine O'Clock, fully equipped
where they will have appropriate duties assigned
The Manhal-in-chief particularly desires that
the Marshals, Assistant Marshals, and Aids will
wear common black hats, black frock coats. black
pantaloons over boots, and white or light-yellow
buckskin gauntlet gloves.
=. b. B. FRENCH, MasshaI-in-eaieT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 70, 1851.
NorE.-It 10 suggested that Stevens & Co. (un-
Der browns Hotel) will furnish scarfs and batons
apply. fea7-d
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10 70 sHEPHERD's. corner ,th and d ste.
- '0r 0sfssans' u is-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

Yonths' and Boys Ciothing for School and
Dress Wear.
Parents and guardians wishing 10 furp,sh than,
children and wards with School and College ON Sts
Tor the coming season, are invited 10 examine our
present laLGe and extensive assortment BOYR,
CI0THIN6, where they can &C out their children
Of all sizes In few moments with evefy descrio-
durable quality, at very moderate prices.
WALL, sTEPaENS & CO.,
~ O-u Sy3 Penn. Avenue.