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ber
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STANDARD PERIODICALS FOR 1870.

Republished by the Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,
140 Fulton Street, New York.
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A LADY, reared and educated in Virginia, and
n qualified to teach the English branches and
French, one who has had experience, desires a
situation as TEACHER. viii be satisfied with
small salary. She refers to Rev. Geo. I. Wilmer,
williamsburg, Va. Rev. George W. Dame, Dan
VILE Va, and to D. Lee Powell, Richmond, Va.
Address Major L. SCRUGGS,
mar 2-4t Pittsylvania g. b., Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

The edition Of Mother Goc>e's Melodies pub
'->aed by Porter x Coates In fac smile of a set
o. original wateT-color draw ings understood N
lave been male by Miss Chase as a birthday
-iit To the Chief Justice. promises to be quite
- popular with the children OF a larger
sr01th" as with the little folks whose peculiar
iroIerty the treasures OF that juvenile store
r"uSe are supposed to be. The illustrations are
characterized by quaint daintiness of concer;-
ton and delicacy OF treatment rather than De.
'lied humor or positive strength. and bear tes-
mony 10 The artistic talent claimed for VI is
Lase by her friends, although some of them
rrr rnarrcd by defects in drawing aud col,ring
Elch cannot escape observation, but which can
tasiy b. overcome by a closer study of nature
"a future. As the book l. manifestly intended
more for a center table version than for the
rough usage OF the nursery, the publishers have
8 ~ u IN guise highly creditable all around
and We doubt not IL will be quite in deman 4
CGIirg the approaching holiday season. Philp
q SO.Omons have il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08
THE HOLIDAY TRADE.

Many people are getting in the way OF making
their purchases OF holiday goods before the
rush commences, both tor convenience and in
order to be able to satisfy taste and judgment
IN making selections; and in order to accom-
modatc this class of purchasers, some shrewd
dealers in Christmas gifts now prepare their
shelves and make their announcements some
what in advance OF the regular holiday season.
Advertiser. of this class are already presenting
attractive cards in our advertising columns,
and others will doubtless follow their sensible
example, in order to catch this early trade.
We propose TO give advertisements of this kind
= conspicuous position, and to call due attention
to them otherwise, and therefore dealers will
ind it greatly to their advantage to be repre-
scented in this holiday directory.
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CONGRESSIO
Ccuelusien Yesterday Proceedings

HOUSF.-After our report closed the bill TO
revise, consolidate and amend the statIts re-
Isting TO the Poet Office Department being I'M
der consideration by the House In Com nittee OF
Mr. Brooks IN. W moved to strike ont, in the
section in relation TO lotteries, gift concert and
other schemes devised to defraud and deceive
the pablo for the purpose CT obtaining money
under false pretences that portion authorizing
pOstmasters to seize the correspondence and
dispose of the same under Instructions of the
Postmaster General. He said in times of great
exeitement-pOlitical, social or fnancial-it
gave to the pootmasters throughout the country
power inconsistent with our free institutions.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. Brooks moved to further amend the sec
ton by imposing penalty of $50 tor carrying
IN the mail or depositng in the nail any such
matter. Adopted.
Mr.. Hill (N.J.) moved to amend By making
the postage on ordinary letters two cents per
half ounce, instead of three cents. He believed
the time for cheap postage had arrived. The
amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Hill asked that the recOmm end atoms of
the Postmaster General in relation to a cheap
postal card be adopted. He exhibited q speci-
men Of the card used in Switzerland. and offer
ed An amendment providing for their introduc-
ton.
Mr.. Fsrnsworth said that the subject was
under consideration in the committee. and
would probably be reported as soon as bill
could be matured.
The amendment was rejected.
On reaching the thirteenth chapter, respect
ing the fTankling privilege and free mail mat
ters-
Mr.. Farnsworth offered a substitute for the
entire chapter, and asked that Ii might be print
ed so that the members could have il on their
desks " hen the bill was again taken up. SO
ordered.
Mr.. Sargent (Cal) offered resolution, which
was adopted, calling on the Superintendent of
Public Printing for the names of private per-
sons who, under the provisions of the fourth
section OF the act of Juue Il. 1854, had had work
done ut the Government office the character and
amount of work done, the prices paid for the
same. how much had been paid, and how much
remains due for such work.
The H0uae then ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

The street-paying question agitates other
communities a well As ours, and New York CITY
il in such pother over it that Mayor Hall vetoes
a batch OF paving bills, and urges that the
legislature should take the matter in hand and
provide general plan of paving the city at the
general expense. Pavements, he argues, are
used for the benefit of the city at large, and
some are most used by citizens who live tar re-
moved from them.
This il true of Washington in a greater
degree, perhaps, than OF New York. PennsyI-
yania avenue, for instance, il q great general
thorcughfare, and ia made Of vast width to
accommodate the general public, but the most
Oi the expense OF paving It falls upon the limited
number of property holders upon the street
4 his seems unfair; and in fact the only fair way
in any city is probably TO either pave streets at
the general expense a. proposed by Mayor Hall,
CT 10 divide the expense between the city and
tie property holders, as Is done in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

He Board Of Education o. New York CITY
having instructed the Committee on By-L iws
TO devise a substitute for corporal punishment
As means Of discipline in the schools, the COM
rn!iiee have addressed a circular to the princi-
Tals OF the different schools throughout the CITY.
askiDg information to the nature of and the
effects Of the punishments employed BY them;
tie extent to which IL has been necessary 10
resort TO expulsion; the cases Off any of per-
sonai violence shown by pupils to teachers;
the system of rewards, and the necessity OF
more ample provision for bestowing them: AM,
al>o calling for suggestions in relation to sub
stitute for corporal punishment. This is a
move in the right direction. and the result OF
J'e investigation will be looked for with infer
ct outside OF that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

President Grants message seems to stand the
test Of newspaper criticism pretty well. OF
course the partisan papers praise or blame on
either side, with trowel or broad-axe for tools
and of course with little discrimination, but the
independent press quite generally speak of it as
q credltsble state paper, and one well calcu-
lated to strengthen the Administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

The Savannah Rep HJlicaH, which dslikes the
visits OF Northern radicals, is pleased with the
late visit of Senator Cameron to that city, par
tiCulaTly as Mr.. Cameron has been struck with
The life. energy, and progress of Georgia, and
having UBbOunded means at his command. has
resolved to add $500, 90 TO the banking capital
ct Savannah. The RepaJlle1n thinks that when
the Senator gets 90 900 worth OF eggs in that
haske'. he Will return, pro tdato. to his first
love. and prove a hrst-rste democrat, 20 far as
Georgia Is concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

Our photographic report of the lecture of
John Ii. Surrstt At Rockville, with the descrip-
tive matter accompanying 1t, is copied very
generally by our cotemporaries, but in most
cases without any credit to TIE STAR. The
Baltimore Sun is an honorable exception.
Considering the expense and labor involved
getting this full report, II seems to us this is
hardly the fair thing or the part OF our neigh
HGfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

Harvard University il taking marked step
IN The line OF university reform. The resolution
lately adopted by the Board recommending that
a larger space Of time in the college course be
aIpOrtioned "tO the mastery of the English
language and the power OF writing il and speak
irg II with effect, is a most sensible thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

The New York Sza suggests that the mana
gers of the Carnival here would do well, per
hays, 10 send special invitation to Mr.. CAPITAL
Mover Reavis, Gas the charms of the proposed
festival might produce a deep impression upon
lls mind, and induce him 10 see the error Of his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

THE NEXT MAYOR or wAsHrsGroS.-The
Washington correspondent OF the PHILADELPHIA
Press says il has been suggested that Frederick
Douglass, the cOlored orator AMI writer intends
TO bring his family here and to make Washing
Il n his future home, and that he would make a
good srd:date for the Republicans to run for
Mayor OF this city at the next election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

BALTIMORE BREACH OF PROMISE CAsR-Ip
baamore city court yesterday trial erparte was
hac OF case, wherein Miss Christina Abt was
conpiainant and Isaac ID. Mills defendant, the
scuch being TO recover damage for breach or
counsel failed to appear, and the iury Awarded
By her, $500. S7o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

No visitors will be received by the President
on Cabinet days, Il tuesdays and Fridays,) nor
will they be received Or other DAYS until after
Isa-.1sgk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08
UHAhl1uAL ooNs1lFArIOS'
dow TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PERMA
MINT CUBE

Zone occupations o. life predispose TO Costiye-
ness, especially those which allow but little
else. Persons VIII contract this unfortunate habit
oil body Under such circumstances, might possibly
be relieved 10y changing their sedentaTy employ
Hlents for others Of more active kind; but this
Is BY no means certain. HabitGal constipation is
very ClstiBate disorder All the ordinary so
calfd remedies invariably aggravate it. Nothing
can be nore Injurious than the continued use
o. strong apericnts. They 1T first irritate, and
nnaiiy alnDs paralyZe the bowels, read n
ing them SO turpid that enormous doses OF
mild aperient, combined with a gentle stimulant,
Is the true remedy and a combination in the hap
pest proportion Of these ingredients. is found in
bosteteIs ston ach Bitters. This famous St1m-
ache IayigoTstes the whole ntestin al canal while
quietly remoF ing from Its COnvolu.ons all inpedi-
ments 20 a free usage throu Oh them No pur
gatlve has to3e this double operation No ordinary
stin Ian effects hs desired object Gases
ton at oned hope BY distinguished medic Al
men have been cured in AZ. weeks by the titters To
those V h. have tried all the medicines OF tbs d;s
Pensary in vain say try this irresistible stiau
liant and aperisnt There is no suf lent reason why
cCnstipaIOn should be the consequence of saien:ary
habits HOstettsr, Btters, by supplying the yig0r
which would otherwise be derived from essrcIse
WI IN all casss enable the 70 perform It's az
crstory functions regularly and BEAUTIFULLY.
dec cy.3tAW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

Jeas ~ hANsLETox, for many year. q paw
Talbot county, Md, on NonSav ~ ne IN
brother OF Hon. Samuel T. Hambleton. Rspre-
sentative from the LIST CongressionaI DISTRICT ~
MARYLAND. eA'1tSs VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

A rEIzE FIGHT took place near Newark.
Tuesday morning. between MeClane and Mn
RAJ, two Philsdelphia pugilists- TWENTY four
rouT de- were fought, and the light was won Ly
MCCiane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

~The republican convention In the first
Pennsylvania district yesterday nominated
Joseph X. Lyndall for the State senate, TO MI
the Vacancy caused BIZ the death OF Senator
Watt. The election takes place the 10Th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

u Is stated that Philadelphia has sixty two
n-'Iiionnahes. Il is a well known fact that the
'naker city puts on good many airs, but isn't
900 Geo rather steep"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

Shakespeare according to Porter-"Als well
that ends Welles."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08
P. DOYLE, 7Ol 1 street, N. W.


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COLUMBIA RAILWAY,
BOOKS AGAIN OPEN.
The Rocks for Subscription t. the
CAPITAL STOCK
OF The
COLUMBIA STREET. RAILWA

VIII be open for tfTse days. viz TUESDAY 9Th.
WEDNESDAY, 9Th, and THURSDAY, sth, OF De
eemter; l.Ie, At the BOAkD OF TRADE Rooms,
No. ei9 Market SPACE
The par yaiue u each share Is SO, on which A
payment Of only S2 30 will be required at tbs time
Of .rbscribing W. H. CLAGETT, President.
vi. NJ. RuHRER, Secretary
P.S-for the convenience of those who are IN
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inst de5- Il
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Thu RSDAi EVENING, December ., at IL o'cIk
All mem bers are fTsternaliy invited to be present
az business OF importance will be presented FOR their
cor liberation. By order:
deg 81 CHURST. Secrstary
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rCLEAB AND HARMLESS AS WATEB.
nc follo We 9 lctters spsak for them.elre,:

The fOIIO wig Ietters SPEAK Tor Themselves
WAsHISGTON, November fth 1870
Mr. Altar NoftanS Dear Sir After a very
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08
NAITANs' CRYsTAL DISCOyERY

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and 18th and q streets; .. Calvert Ford. lIO5 Pa
a a ChristiAni Bros 9TH AID N streets N. W.
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Fl NICHOLAS hoTEL, NEw YoRK Aug 20, 1870.
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the crown OF my head, where am partially bald Il
Precct ITS entire success lncosed find i've d,ilar.
LOT NAN cozeh bottles for some my friends
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PERSONAL.

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WASHING rON, August 9Th, 1870
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NE" BOOKS
THE hoHITIoN5 OF THE UNSEEN. By
Jean Ingeiow 80
THE CLUvEN FOOT. By Orpheus c. Kerr 81 so
THE CROWNED CROSS By NJ Elvswood, 8 so
A CBILP'S DREAM OF STAR By Chss
Dickens, illustrated so
ILLUSTRATIONS TO GGTHE'S FAUST
~ faui honeWfs 90
HOODS POEMS. Illustrated by Dore
OF
THE SONG OF THE sOwER. by sr,-
ant. Volume 90
GEMS OF FRENCH ART........-.............Sl 90
PIC1UREs TBOM ENGLISH LITERA-
II Rk , : 90
BLANCHARD d MOHUN,
dts-tr Corner Pennsylvania sveuus and Ilth st.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS,
C0ACH-MAkERs AND CARRIAGE ~HA
$40 pennsy,va DSAa AVE- near 81 street go
EECEIFfD on ST6EIGF IND SoLD on
CARRIAGES RtPAIRED. IN.
Ho. FOB THE HOLIDAYS!
What 30 nice AMI useful for holiday present as
one Of those superb
KEYSTONE sEwIN3 MACHINES
They work all descr ption of material from lace TO
leather are elegant IN style, run very easy not LA
less labor and greater satisfaction than any machine
ever constructed.
Don fail to call and see them at the azency of ce
AID saiesroom, clo street, opposite the Patent
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