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Steam WyGiMg and Securing
ESTABLISHMENT.
MRS ~ w SMITH

M KS. r. W. SMITH,
No. "a, N. Fifth street, between Market and Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.
fGltcE Goods of every description dyed to any
l. celor. Ladies' Wearing Apparel of every dos
eruption. dyed in the most fashionable and porma-
nent colors and finished in superior style Mer-
INC" Cashmere and Grape Shawls Table and Piano
Covers. Carpets Rugs etc Secured Po2gee anil
silk Dresses Rc-Dyed all Colors and warranted
equal to new.
N. b -Gonilcmen's Clothes Cleaned or Owed
on reasonable terms.
The Passenger Railway Cars pass the door.
March 9 iS6l.-ly
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Public Guard Regiment, U. s. A,

baltimore CITY, Md, August 30.
Ed 1861. By authority on me conferred
all persons between the ages of Is anJ Al
viii be accepted in the Public Quad h ,gi
ment to do duty along the lines Of the hllI
roads and property Of the General Govctr.:.
mcnt. Same pay, provisions, clothing ana
equipments, extra pay and bounty land, will
be gwen. Companies. in the city and coun-
ties, composed of not less than 60 will be
accepted, for three years or during the war,
az once under their company officers. This
is goou opportunity for the unemployed to
support themselves and families. Aunlica-
ton must be made direct, stating nnmber
and list Of Company, to
VIM. LOUIS SCHLEY,
Colonel Commanding p. G.. r..
Sept Z, 1861. No. 90 North Gree ST.
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pllODES SUPER-PHoSPIIATE Its unifor m
4 ity secured by forfeit Of 81 900 if any sample
is found below the standard
The State Chemists Report says: SIEVE raj
Phosphatcs used in Maryland have fallen off.
whilst the quality of Rhodes has been main
tanned" For sale by
Sept ii, 1861 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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CARDS.
Samuel Marshall,
DENTIST

DENTIST,
MO. 10j WEST SEVENTH STREET between
~ Shipley and Orange, WtnMl NGTuN. Dol.
;. NJ having enjoyel practice in this city
aumbcr of years, with pleasure refers to the prom
neat citizens Senordlly. Sept |, ISjO-ly
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GIN AS A IsEMEapGAE. AGENT

u0USEKEEPES, ATTENTION We have lust
L received large lot of the most superior
GkOCERiE Is ever offered in this market to which
we invite particular attention. Also a lot of
MEN ) and BOYS CAPS. latest styles manufac
turcd to order ROSSELL & HINES
March %
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TO FARMERS.

bSLOWS Of all kinds Repaired in the best
Il manner, at the Foundry, by experienced
worlimcn in Iron and Wood.
JOS. p. CANTWELL.
Mar ., 1861
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PROVISION STORE.


TE7HE subscriber having opened Store
4 for the sale of
Family Provisions,
in the building recently occupied by Jacob
L. Collins on
MAIN STREET, IN ELKTON,
is now prepared to furnish at the lowest
rates
Family Flour; Extra White Wheat Flour;
Extra Red Wheat Flour; and also the best
Coarse Flour Corn Meal. White and Vel
low; Ground Oats and Corn; White Ship
Brown Ship; Brown Stuff: Corn Bran
White and Yellow Corn.
The very best sugar cured Hams in the
market; Shoulders; Sides I; Dried Beef;
Corned Beef; Bologna Sausage; Green Sau-
sage; Beef Tongues also No. l., Mackercl,
n" 2 do, No. 3do; tic best No. Herring.
caught this Spring Mackercl and Herring
by the barrel.
05TMeat cut to suit purchasers.
VEGETABLES to be kept in the season.
~POULTRY and GAME in season.
All Goods delivered in town and three
miles out. No extra charge for delivering.
WIN. PENN MORGAN.
April 10, lS6l.--tt.
New Cracker Bakery in EEktcn
MORRIS CUMMINGS takes this method
Iva of informing the public that he is now
prepared and is daily Baking Fresh Crackers
of all kinds, at his Bakery, in the Hollow. to
which he calls the attention Of the trade in
general.
Also, constantly on hand CAKES of all
kinds. Particular attention paid to baking
cakes for parties, nc.
COnGectiGnerfes.
/ have just received from Philadel phia a
choice lot Of Come ctioneries, which will be
sold cheap for cash, Wholesale and retail
Thankful for past tavors, l respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same.
NORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elliton, June 49, 1853
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Delaware Home for the Insane.

This Institution will be conducted on the same
general principles as The Living lone, and man
aged by kindand experienced nurses. The build
ing has been arranged for the safety and comfort
OF its inmates. while it is free from most of the
prison-lke bolts and bars that have such an
unpleasant appearance in other institutions.
The Proprietor will take the general supcrn-
tondence Of both the Living Home and the Home
for the Insane, and by combining judicious sys-
TEN Of light labor, will be enabled to make the
charges considerably less than any other institu-
tiOn in DIR country.
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Price, 25 Gents per Bottle,
FOR TYRE cuRF or
PuLADaLrHI,, Oct. /. 1850.

- Laboratory and Depot 90l Arch ST., philadelphia
Sold by DIR. II. IL. MITCHELL Elkton, and } AMES
ii'SoH. Port Deposit. Md, and Druggists generally
March 2, lSo1-ly.
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COLLECTING.
II HE undersigned having been elected to
Il the Office of CONSTABLE in the Second
Election District Of Cecil county, Nd, offers
MS services to the Public in that capacity
Prompt attention will be given to the
COh-E4ECTEOX OF CLAIMS,
and all other business entrusted to him.
N. ALEXANDER COLMARY.
Post Office, Chesapeake City.
Dec II, 1858 If.
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REMOVAL.

MT. II. MU5GROYE has removed hi
~ )ice to the new Brick Building,~-
opposite Col. Groomc's. He is pre-. cLlfIrS
p,rci to perform all operations in DENTAL
SURGERY, in the best manner. Artificial
rceth inserted, from one to "a full set.
CHARGES MODERATE.
P.S. Persons from distance. by in
forming him by mail or otherwise. may have
set times reserved, and thereby prevent the
liability of disappointment. Lmarl2-f
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HWbe from Ihrge to Tarcice DoiiarSpe Week,
including Medical attendance or not as may be
agreed upon.
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w. J. JONES W. P. EWING
JON ES &c EWING.
ATT0EsEs3 Al EAsy,
EukTON, MD.
living associated ourselves for the practico OF
flour profession viii attend carefully und
promptly to all business placed in our hands We
WI practice IN the Courts Of Cecil. Kent aud Ear-
ford, and the Court Of Appeals. Office on NOETi,
STREET, opposite the Jail. GDce 3. If
JAS. T. EEcGELLOJEEg,
Attorney at Lar, AMI Solicitor in Chanccru
NFFlCE removed to the Brick Building.
O"n North Street, nearly opposite the
office Of the Register of Wills.
June O. 1860 GIN.
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GOOD NEWS FOR TIE POOR.-OILSs
~ %r DEENHEN il selling all kinds Of Gon,ls. chem
Tor ash ana he wants all persons to know it, by calling
at the Old Stand when he will convince yon that Won
can make an investment that will You II per cent
by purchasing your goods of him. Nnr9l
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DIR, j. "A. BROWN,
PROPRIETOR, WILMINGTON.

T.. Harlan, u. D.,
VIM. ". Thomas, VI. D., Home0nlathic
A. NcErnlrUk, NJ D.,
j. SuHlS, NJ. D..
j. Il. Simms, VI. H.. E''ccuc'
j. d. Craig. NJ. D., Hylropatl.ic.
Feb 49, lS6l-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-31

Isabel has been disappointed in her hired help,
and my mother is away from home, so I am
helping her clean house"
81 did net know-I thought you had no
tsste"-stamRered Amy, uncOnsciOusly speak
ing out her thoughts.
"You supposed that was nothing more
than an ornamental piece of furniture. Ask
Isabel about that" said Dick, half piqued,
half smiling. " But can be of any use to you
now?"
II had a note from my cousin, for Mrs. May
field, said Amy, still speaking scarcely above
her breath.
"She has gone down to the farther orchard, ;"
said Dick. 1T is some distance, and not a
very straight path. If you will wait until
remove little of this lime, / shall be happy
to escort you down there
Half an hour ago Amy would have haughti-
~ informed him it was quite unnecessary for
her to trouble him-nOw she stood and waited
1t was long walk, under tho overspreading
shadow of noble apple trees, bending with their
weight OF crimson and russet fruit, and though
meadows ankle deep in purple and bloom, and
nodding plumes of golden red, yet, for all that
Amy was quite surprised when Mrs. Mayfeld
came In sight, carrying little basket of rose
checked peaches from pet tree beyond.
We believe it is one of woman's special and
inc0ntrovertable privileges to change her mind
therefore nobody was much astonished when
three months subsequently, there was rumor
of the engagement Of Mr.. Mayfeld and Miss
Brownleigh Still, however, Dick always de-
clared that 1T was an insoluble mystery to him
that when serenades and schottisches poetry
and perfumes had all failed to win an entrance
to the maiden's heart, a whitewash brush
should have been the unromantic weapon
which at last brought down the barricades.
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1. 5000 resms writing paper Ie b, 2s fnohe.. 70
a., weigh twenty Il ee pounds per ' rssm. 70
& A''o reems Trlt.5g paper, ls by IS inches, to
5. 500 rea xrti4E paper. IS bS IS SoRSs. to
80, welsh twenty ak pounds per ream.
= iOo Ehing Paper, is by = inches, 10 veIg
s. $50 resns writing PsPer Is bJ IS Inches, 70 weth
, ,oo twenty two pounds per ream
o. soV reams Stlng paps., Il BY 8 inches, TO vesh
Twelve puunGs per ream.
All the papers desIEnatei IN cIasse, e. Sand,
must eonialn 40 perfect sheets 90 the Tean. and
ohtStds' qulIes. They are % he made { 4 the hest
materials, free from adulteration, finished IN tbs
best manner, cut 20 true edge, and securely and
70 be white or blue, aId fiat. aud Of such weisSt.
as may se REG nlred by tils ofce. Those in Glasses
weIghts tPe fled IN the schedu.s
The right In reserved Of OTderIug greater or les.
all the classes, 20 be furnished al such tIT,es AND
Ia such Quantities as the public service may re
qulre
zach class will he cons dered separately, and \.
subject 10 a separate contract; bot bidders NAV
Orer LOT one or more OF the classes IN the same
No PToPcssis will be considered unlos, sooom
fanieI o' the guarantee q az the bidder or bidders.
IL hls or telT prUPOsa slai be ecceptsd, will enter
into aH Oh iss,IoH, with good and sufficient suTetes
20 inrnlsh the Articles proposed. Blank forms for
VIII be taken IatO confederation uuiess uOstan,I
ally agreeing herewith.
ukeIt2 ot cue place a. may te desiEnsted in
Washlngtoa CitN, except that ~ olsss T. when
fCrs,j IN good order, tree Cf a.. ard ever, extxa
charge OF. e1Tenss 1nd Guhjeot TO he inspecrior
Gent, cLd be IN ali respects satisfactory.
BIDDERS are rcQnirct 60 furnish, with their pro-
gf the kinds Cf the psGer bld Tor. and upon hioh
ther of9Posals mNy De- based, except in clssses
ris Idly to conform 20 their ssmp'~s
Propose vii e addT.Gsed 20 "JoHN ID. DE-
tREEs: ~ snPerlntendenJ of tie Pubic Pa ting,
plying Paper" m I-IawstW
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PER f6R THE E FPTUBBEEiiSsHPIsS PUBEiS PkfsTTiENESP TEE Pa
offIcK cKSUPKRINTENDKNT PUBLIC PRIxTr,o .
WARRINGTON, May l. 1861

OfFIck PUEBLO PRiNrlra
WAsHINoToN, May l, 1851.
ton Of the 'Joint Eesoluuon IN relstion 10 ~.
ruonc rrlnung,' approved June IS, 1850, se.Ied
Proposals WI be received At thls 10 oe Ipti! Nor
9syi the Isl day Of July, 1851, until n DOL cd m
sas PuOnio printing Tor the ear ending 90 the ist
fhe snbjo' med last specifies as nesrl, a. "a, A..
sbct the snantIty Of each Kind Of paper
lo,o0 reams hne printing paper. unosle lde,e.' to
measure ~ oy 81 inohes, and 10 weigh flT pourd,
70 the ream OF SO sheets.
-. Class 2.
49, Fesms ~ hSe printing psper. calend.r.d. 20
pounds 10 the resm OF 500 sheets.
Ag,eeaby 20 the Provisions of the Joint resolu-
tlon aioresald. samples of the character and anal
ny oI the pAper re9 aired Tor the above Glasses viii
10 % put up IN qulres Of twenty Ave sheets each
ano ln bundles OF two reams each; each ream 90
CONAN 80 perfect sheets. Uniformity In ooloT
thlck' ess,and weight will he REQ uire sDd no hun
aIetexoiusIve of wrappsrsD yarylpR q ar or ndar
hVe Psr cent from the standard we ght will be re-
ceINed, ana the gross veight will in All o.sas Ia
& sSu.ree. f mi1iug OF various Ihicknesses in the
same bundle 10 make up the weight will De oon-
sloered violation of the contract
Class s.
So reams superhne printing paper, hsrd-sir~d
aE9 super calentered, to measure - Nv % iuoAex
and TO weigh htty pounds 60 the Team of so .hsets
- CLAssl
1000 Teams superine map pa per- ed and c~lep
0eIeu, OF SUCH siIss as az be REQ ouirad oorres-
Pohclng IN weiEht with paper measuring Ie by "a
hchss' ano weighing twenty pounds per re am OF sa
5W reans superhne plste paper, (cslendered or
aleEdered. as may bs required le nv q Inche.
auu oi such weight per ream as may be rec uircd.
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FROM AMONG THE SoLDIBRs-A letter from
washington says: L am living luxuriantly, al
present, on the top Of a very respectable fence
and fare sumptuously On three granite biscuit
day, and glass Of water weakened, with
brandy, high private in the Twenty-second
Regiment has promised to let me have one OF
his square pocket handkerchiefs for a sheet
the first rainy night, and L never 20 to bed on
my comfortable window brush without think.
ing how many poor creatures there are in this
world who have to sleep ON hair mattresses
and feather beds all their lives Before the
great rush Of Fire Zouaves and the rest of the
menagerie commenced, 1 boarded exclusively
on front stoop In Pennsylvania avenue, and
used to slumber, regardless of expense, in a
Hell-cOnducted ash box i; but the military mo.
nopolize all such accommodations now, and I
give way for the sake Of my country.
tell you, my boy, we're having high old
times here just now, and if they get any higher
shan't be able to afford to stay The CITY is
''in danger" every other hour, and, as a vete-
ran In the Fire Zouaves remarked, there seems
to be enough danger lying around loose on
Arlington flights to make n very good blood
and-thunder fiction, in Numerous pages. II
the yigilant and well-educated sentinels hap
pen to see niger on the upper side of the
PotOmsc, they sing out, Here they come ~
and the whole blessed army is Swapping cans
in less than minute. Then all the reporters
telegraph to their papers in New York and
Philadelphia that JEFF Davis is within two
minutes walk of the Capital, a few millions of
men" and all the free States send six more
regiments apiece to crowd us little more
shan't stand much more crowding, for nv
fence is full now, and there were six appIica.
tions yesterday to rent an improved knot hole.
My landlord says that If more than three chaps
set up housekeeping on one post, he'll be
obliged to raise the rent.
Those Fire ZouaVes are fellows of awful
suction, tell you. Just for greens, L asked
one Of them, yesterday, what he came here
for' Haho says be, shutting one eye, I've
came here to strike for your affairs and your
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DENTISTRY.
DR. CHAS. R; B0TELER.

- SURGEON DENTIST.
havlng located himself permanently in Washing
eon, o1ers MS professional services to Cit -
zehs And soIourners, in all the varous&
uIanohes OF his profession, upon the most SuIo
recently improved system of Dentistry,
Dr: b., having studied with one of the most en-
lnsrt and experienced Dentists Of WashIngton,
anu also with the Dental Coll sge of Baitimore
from whom he has received his diploma, feels con '
naent that his operations will prove emIn entity sat-
!sihG ory 70 those who will test his professional
Ohoe No. $50 Ps: avenue, between 9th and 10th
.sos;, over stevens's Lace Store open from a m.
W p III ap l-eO2m
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The AMERICAN DIFFIcuLTY-Undert this title
the Leading picture OF the last number OF Punch
represents President Abe sitting gloomily in n
rocking chair, at the Presidential mansion pok-
Ing the CRATE, ant saying, what nice White
House this would be, II it were not for the
blacksr'
IFA second lieutenant In the Twelfth Mas
sachusetts Regiment, stationed at Fort Warren
In Boston Harbor, was on Monday convicted of
using seditious language against the 6 Government,
deprived OF his uniform, and drummed out of the
regiment.
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hres-espccially your fires" General Scott
says that, if he wanted to make these chaps
break through the army of the foe, he'd have
fire bell rung for some district on the other
side Of the rebels. He says that half million
of the traitors couldn't keep the Fire Zouaves
out of the district five minutes. believe him.,
nv bow
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~ soldier, discharged on account Of Ill
health, returned home to Greenfield, Pa early on
Thursday morning; Rapping at his door, his wife
awoke and enquired who was there As he spoke
she recognized his voice, and hurrying TO the
door she held 1t fast, exclaiming, Will, IL you
have deserted, You can't come in After brief
explanation, she opened the door, and gladly re-
ceived him, though had he not been honorably
discharged she averred she would never have re-
cognized him as her husband
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ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
l. THE NAVY,
NAVY DEPARTMENT
way bEfhhTMkNT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothin e


Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
w May l8, 1861.
SEALED PRoPosALs will be reoeived at trI5 ofhce
until Monday. the nth day of June, 1861 at noon
Tor the supply OF suoh quantt es cfFrsh Peef and
vegetables 4s may be Tequ ed on the Washington
station, during the fiscal year comm snoI nS on the
ist day Of July next, and ending on the seth Jane,
:. The Beef ard Vegetables must be of gocd quail
iJ, and the bsst the mari at affords and each ar
ticle must be offered for by the pouad
Bond with approved security will be reouIrsd in
one neli the estimated amount of the contIaot and
from the amount of each payment to be mtde, as
collateral security for the due performance of the
contract, WHICH will no account be paid untll IL
Is fully complied with. ~ -
Every offer made must be acoompanled las di
reoted in the act of Cons making ppropration
for the naval service for 1876 Y approv-d lata Au
gust, 1885,, by written guaranty signed by one or
more responsible persons to the effect that he or
they underta ke that the bidder or bidders will lf
ms or their bud be accepted, enter into an obiga
ton, within hve days, with good and suffcisnt
fureties, to furnish the articles pro posed.
No proposal will be considered unes SIS accompa-
nIeQ OY eucn GUARANTY. IN 10 law4v
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A Spicy Correspond ence.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
May II, 1861.
PRENTICE Stop my paper. I can't afford to
read abolition journals these tmes-the atmos.
phere of Old Virginia will not at all admit of such
filthy sheets as yours has grown to be.
Yours. &c, GEORGE LAKE
To Editors of Louisville Journal.
LAKE, think it a great pity that young man
should go to a University to graduate a traitor
and blackguard-and so ignorant as to spell
abolition with two Eb'sn CD p
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N II The undersigned bers 70 inform tire
Of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADsiONEs.
&o., at Ba timore and Philadelphia puces. Also a
new style Of Marble Msntels. Table Tops &c..
Kept on hand. Brown stone and Granite vorf
promptly attended 20. WIN. BRADLEY
ma Is eoSm Pc ay. feI Dft spd ieth rts
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sE,JER
~ OF GAS METEES

,,o,-,, MssHIN6ToN, July 10, 1885,
,gOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That, asTec-
soIasiOn eppIoycd Msy IL. 1890 the undersE aed il
now prepared, wheneyer required in yTitins, and
on pre- payment OF the fes of fifty osnts to :sneot
examine, test, prove and ascertain the scouracy OF
reslstTadon OF any as meter IN yse in this CITY -
Every meter. found incorrect, will Oe con iemncd
and another, sealed and rIsTEsd as tue, viii be
set 10 ~ slsoe II proved 70 te s2oursts in its
and egaln rUs I Fositiop for use
OAcs No. go Seventh street.. Cnesr Odd Eel
.CaAkIEs w ". GuNINffINsbhhu. {; III II Nssbhh
" Is-u Inspector and Seeler of 6ns Meters,
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M TEETH.

M TEETH,
~. ~. LOOMS, NJ: d., the inventor and patentee
o1ths MINERAL PLATE TEETH at
TENDS personally at his office in this city R@
MANY persons can wear these teeth VINO uSGllO
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these. ~
Persons ca ling At my otfice can be accommodated
WIN any style and price of Teeth they may desIre
put 10 those who are particular and wish tie purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
ART can produce the MINERAL PLAT (; will be
more fully warranted. " w
Rooms IN this oIty-No. 3Ss Pa avenue, between
gin and 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, Phiiadei
phio' 90 l5-r
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EEMALE BOARDING ANDDAy SCHO0I.
ALEXANDRIA. va


Mrs. 8. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL,
The thirteenth annual of this Ins nstitutIop
VIII commence on Tuesday, September lsth IN the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Soot:, Esq,
, The course of study pursued will comprise all
.ae branches esulslte to a thorough English Fdu-
cation, and MUSIC, French, Latin and Drcving il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Nj cCorIniek is
prepared 10 receive limited number of pupils as
poaIeers, who, constituting part of her own fam
ly. VIII be under her immedl ate care and supervI-
sion. She viii endeavOr IS far ns possible to sur
roupd them with the comforts end kindly influence,
>, ,Rsfersnes,.-Rev.G Geo. H. Norton, Rev. DR.. Elias
Harrlse9. n Key: ID: f. sPE!sg, ,Willism II; FoUle,
Ess', Henry M1Tbury, Esa., Lewis Mckenzie
Es3., Robert II. Hunton, Esq W. ID. Wallsch
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin w aters Ens las
Entwisle, IT., Fee, Col. John w. Minor' Loadour,
Brothers.
TERMs.
Board, with Tuition IN a. tie English Branches
Ii advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices
IL No extrc charges. an as-tf
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p,
ENRICH. at the corner of Penn. a
avenue and Eleventh street, has been SHx&Y
greatly improved recently and now offers liss51l Il
greater Inducements for tke patronage of citfzens
and strangers than any other public house in the
cty HIS prices being less tha those of an, other
hotci on Penn. avenue, and his accommodation
Tor permanent or transient bosrdeTs unexosptloa-
able. The baT and reBtauTant crreug emeutE of the
European Hotel have ALREADY become verv pnpn
lnr being ali that car be desired by the most f.s
tdious. The proprietor pledges unreInittsd .tten-
tlon and continued liberal penditures to rive sat-
ietactlnn 10 all, and thus renewe his inyitaion 70
all to give the European Hotel a call. dsf f-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-31

RoOTS AND SHOES 30 SUIF ZEE
- TIMES.
Vea now manufacturing all kirds of BOOTS
and SHOES, Gnd Constantly receiving n,r -,
supply OF cas- Tern m:dc work Cf egsry de- I5SxS
soriptlon, made expressly to order and will " -
be cold at e much lower price than has beenS SPSs.
heretofore charged in this city for muoh lnfsTIor
krtic!es.
Persons in want of Boots and Shoes O, es,tern O,
oltJ made work, will always find good assor.m.p
In store and at the lowest PRICES. eIse us cali.
GRIFFIN & BRO,
spk-r S1f Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-31

THE WARREErON SPRINGS, Fsuauie,
Of May. In the meantime q limited num- A0
Der oi visitors wall be received. Terms Of lE:1
SeS Wits perTaOts per nSah e gss. and per
under lH aad over years, half price. Horses g
cents per day. Address ROB'T HUD6IN,
ap ~ I'm Warreuton Sprlnfs- Va