Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1859, Page 1

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VS AND GOSSIP. ast agree {onverasD LE.] Tre Sorte Paciric Te ADE. —One who closely Notes the history of (he proceedings of Congress can hardly fafl to couprehend that the almost ex- elusive attention of a large proportion of the mem- bers to partizam polities and the duty of keep'ng themselves Individually right side wp with eare to the estimation of the dear people, preclude soiicient attention te the general industrial inter- ests of the country, to the exteut of well nigh en- trely ignoring their importance. The history of the legislation upon the subject of steam on the ocean as an American means of availing Amer- jeaw enterprise of our various advantages, con- cerning which we have frequently communed with the Star*s readers, will be remembered as a ylsring example of the disposition of Congress to shirk the duty of devoting its time and talents to the canse of the material public tuterests. Congress Las thus clearly sacrificed the Ameri_ can-Europeam carrying trade, and it bas entirely ignored the Importance of using our California- arquisition advantages to secure the South Pacific carrying trade, that might easily have been made of almost as much value to the maritime interest of the United States, as our European carrying trade was before Congress threw it away, as We bave repeatedly explained. Thus, the acquisition of California, so far as oceanic commerce ts con- cerned, bas merely secured to the commercial in- terests of the Atlantic coast the inereased com- inerce incident to the increased importance of California and Oregon and Washington Territory, growing out of the existence of our navigation laws passed long before nine tenths of the present generation.of members of Congress saw the light as public men. Our Atlantic side commerce with the South Pacific has hardly increased sensibly, as an effect of the growth of American interests in California, while we do no more of the general carrying trade of the South Pacific than if Cali- fornia was'English, rather than American. But we will let the New Orleans Picayune explain bow the glorious opportunity bas been thrown away, as follows: Tue Sours Paciric Taapr.— It is authoritative- ly stated that the Pacific Steam Navigation Con - pany (English) have on the steckstwo new steam- ships, destined for the trade in the South Pacific ‘These, with those already in active.service, will make ten steamers in all, varying from SU to 1,500 tons burthen, on this line. Eros of them, too, are screw agsce fira:ly built with the — improvements. every way adapted to ned pe lar service in which they are snaaged, | here ‘ane yet we, Americans, who boast so the rightfal eéminence of American commetre, on this side Atlantic at least, have not a single steamer in those waters. These may be humiliating facts and yet they are true and teach usa true lessen Bor bile we have been talking, and that too y, of our just political sapremacy in Spanish aia and mixing ourselves up with all the evanese ent ques tons those countries know too well how to raise, gland bas been acting. and that, too, 4. ously. —. and fcc Almost be. fore we it, tup im the Sous Seas, so as effectually ~ _ polize it, an tr mensely lucrative trade, which Is daily growlny richer and more important And yet, itis but an oft repeated lxon We iin . people, to bave 9 sper ial fae- deceiving ourselves in such mettere It is vot want of amabition, nor want of errr se, nor vet exe’ he —< of Joduenent, bet rather teens nativnal Pr sudices aye yeu will ae as Ped tually h hes » the judgment firay A few years ayo, for !+.’ nce, we bad uf- feel to us the supremacy e. the Atianth We stirted oot magnificently, Low magnificently and bow foolishly, the splend d palices, which. after te years of idlewess, Lave Just been seid for orth their orty mat cost, tell too pe We thought the serid was to be cauy with wd only ‘earned too tate that it was fat teneclow of te subjet. A modest line, yambitious ef duiag plainly, but atlompted. und yet keep pace with of the day, now controls the trade trove of the Athuntic the Stine We see to-day at the south of 3; OW waters as lt were where we now ola. by virtue ofa hereditary doctrine, rj ful wpreaney | While we have been chasing a shad- ow Pngland Las seized upon the substance. Grant that we have Deen successful, and bave actually vindicated our political supremacy in Centeal and South America--which, by the way, with such » groyie amecuts but litthe—Enagland has prac- a\y and permanently established herself therein. ‘Tem great steamers in the South Pacific, another great line, const amaceos vathern Continent, in the Garth bean Se, snd a good share of the Mexican aud Weet india trade, Nee are the fruits of her hey, While we bave been chasing up the phan @f political power in those countries, and to what purpose’ a high time there was a change in our policy, S respect, both asa dnp pe We have reeentiy special taledons Chore ewe always have re; tives thereto—beat what do they do, or what pn they instructed to do, but to follow up some polit- teal idea, comeri ved ai Washington, and w. ich, f practicable, would be te us of no real value whatewer, What, now, we really want, is repre- svtatives Whe gre preetienily acquetuted with toe actual resources of the Southern continent and MasILOWET- 3 -3Iones Gen. Harrisoncommanded. He returned to tradé” after this skirmish. Sbortly afterwards, on his to Philadelphia to Pareunse goods, he stopped Tn Wastington, where he met obnson and ple distinguished men, who procured for him in April of sta a commissiou, ene from the State of py maven asa reward for bis meritorious services. He soon afterwards teperpenr to pri- vate life, but at the time. of we Black egimentot | was to take comma: a regiment, men, whieh ‘he did, owes here ved commission of Colonel. Ln 1856, he came to Washington, and ina short while obtained a ition in the General Land O@ice, which be id to the time of his decease. The's; er com- By attention to religious duti Foundry Feat —The Rev. Samuel V. Leech preached at 11 a. m., from Romans, 3,26. In an- swering the questions which have arisen as to the necessity bf the ‘sacrificial offering of Jesus Christ 8s anatonement for the sin Say ape vie ze Preacher proceeded earnes(ly to set ie hes 9: cocountered by the it Lawgiver iu betng merciful without settin, theclaims of Divine justice. Unconditional pardon of coe fender would lave been to lower the majesty of the law and ‘debase the lawgiver. In of checking the progress of sin, it would have given a loose reiu to the passions of the race, and endan- gered the very foundations of moral order. The speaker further argued that there was nothing in such mercy to have yeformed the nature of the sinner. While in many cases it might be desi- rable that the offender should not suffer the pen- alty, how were the claims of Divine peoties to be met? The speaker then very lucidly ey how all the claims of the law were Jatistled by God’s plan for the salvation of a ruined race. Christ's atonement not only satisfied its strictest reyuirements, but magnified the law. The atone- ment of Christ was the substance of the law, ac- complisbing what the law could not do. In the evening, Rev. Dr. Nadal discoursed from Matthew. 5, oe fn mop! eta smal as form. ie, antunal or tiitelleetunl, had its manif. On, NO exe tion was found to the ruleia religious life. an animated strain the her set forth the wee cessity of a bigh Christian ex; and profes- sion aa the method of exhibiting the life of God in the sou Tenth street Baptist Church —In the afternoon po . Rev. Mr. Hill, preached a sermon to the aecasion of leaving the church to caiawith the Thro tent apie co) « gation. The text was selected n the 1 of Jobn, 2, 18: “it is the inst e- coke Aiscoursed on ae veh. ~ u the Bistory of ptiat ee its first establishment tp Sones by Roger Williams wu, Then the histery of the ——_ city, making ' : a consecutive n tecurriag to past events, the er evinces Much feeling, and with regard ut fo eating, Ne zaid that he must say, be he) ee not with us, carry us not up Nev , we felt assured that God rail fr grant thera bis presence, and that Lis spirit ve them ree. The fact that such 8 ser- ould be preached altracted a large audt- pom aod four molsters were present from other eburches. Aftor the exercises Were over the choir sang with m.sch spirit the anthem “ How beau- tiful ts Zier.” All the con, ition went to the Thirteenth Street © aurch the evening, where Dr. Cole prear ved an interesting sermon expressive of the seat with which that cong: — wel- © aned its sister church to a lasting un The Assembly's (Presbyterian) Chores. — Rev Andrew 6. Corothers, pastor, (assisted in the ser- vice pe Mr. Moore,) text, Isaiah 53 chapter aud Sth verse, “And with bis stripes we are heated "' ‘Phe scriptures do not siways explain minutely, but simply state facts. Hence, they say, ‘They that be whale need not 2 2 era but they that are sick * on ag 4 personalt the penalty of human laws; in the gospel, * ay substitution. With his stripes we are heated. Sach » remedy is not earth-born, but from Yeaven The state of man is most wretched Christ alone cau meet the case, To inflict stripes ie ie Segreting 6 8 an, TF rape ge bat when we look at iyntty aud get of the service, we cannot « copgetee the humiliation Yet we are aa: ategement of CU urist is offered as the di pana- cea farsin. How wonderful is the love of God! How strange and cruel the conduct of those whe refuse the remedy! Jesus Leary amp to the sinner by hia bleed. and fis asa voice, and this =r better things than the blood of Abel, a@ healing and pardon of the sinner Toe iengua, every heart should be, just as | am, w thent one ; but that thy bloed was fo: me, and that thon biddest me come to thee—0 , amb of God, I come! Seventh street Presvyteriam Church, (Rew. A. F. B eer, pastor }—Nesterday was communion at this choreli; the Rev. Dr Hanmer, who bas been preaching for several days; preac ched In the morning on the Atonement; sad at night on the weif- destruction of the slaner. Ia theafternoon , the pastor of the ehurch preach- ed a sermon to children ‘These services, always interesting. were rendered unusually 80 on this on. casion, by the presence of the Orphans of the Prot- estant Asylum of the city ‘The Union ae meetings, which were beld im this church last week, was condueted with murb interest and pte although the attendance was effected by the continued Snelemency of the weather, Boenczer (M. E.) Church.—VYesterday was R noticeable oocasion at this church. Accord) . The p soge paves eactang, wat hale &6 the dawn hd > . were present. or a. 1 apes ner oursed from chapter, ‘and ist verses. At this envi o* a united with the church as protbatt n the evening, the house was crowde? ¢ oe means of developing tern, and who have tye | foot and galleries, before the tue of ~ fia; ad aay Be val poten: to make thems known te foe peopte And om the part of the people we H tous talk about itidal supremacy, aud the se questions willed thereto, and more weil di- “d Action In thuse rich fields of commerce & will practically give us rqal supremacy on tue Ameticae continent. DEPERRE D LOCAL ARTICLES. Reitesovs.— Sunday etn @ beatiful day, the congregations Were unusually large at most of the churches bourte Presbyterian Church —in the morning, the Kev Dr Joo © Smith (pastor) hed from Loe 25th verse of the with chapter of St. Luke, «0 fouls, and slow of heart to believe all that the topbets bave spoken" The speaker held that .sorance of the Lp aw was a most frititful source of Sorrow and disaster in things of this life, avd in thelr spiritua! aud eternal interests iu the afternven, as anounced, Dr. Smith delty- cred an Hinpreamive diseyutte. occasioned by the decetst of Col Edward Brooks, an esteemed member of that church. The church was §lled, aid ny others present we noticed Secretary ud lady, seated in the pastor's pew, aid also "e body of the veterans of ish The text was Lhe latter part of the iet verse, 10th yler of the Acts of the A ~ ‘There was a © man tn Cesarea. called Cometias, a cen the land, eatied the Italian bard Af vst unfriendly to their Spiritual cumlork, newer could be so situated as! gf ee could pote useful, remarked that it oe te le the o@@wmen Opiuion that the ara sow were the tery teat ie whieh pity ee é. rime on where It could. with any cur £, be arate timed The profession tacit .« * yeried ovat war With spiritus! things: & - penta: te © ther Was ce bien wie eas pale of good lndtumnces a as Were we yee - et.) Whey shonsisk if ier bs astinene i fener bad to be r ae med CF) we, we =e ter AB strred Be tet ts 4 5 ome of pipe a ¥ vbaphe ne & Sas on se} vers Pomromet te the DOT ei or ober vt an — et ete a ate with Pie ood Vn -ag, sant wi the eeewntry. fo ote of lew estate Sede of officers and + “walve the Gospel of i eveels of communi- ty @ivtans tefbes, amd to (oe pewiie workl was, By the * vee Gospel fa the hegse of fa mae them trledly ref-rred to ok tuemtioniag pmetioa- ks Was a Peausyiva- 74 Ip earl osclerk inastoré in Phi id Ser oad ab norton te removed down + se fat ae Mur shores of Kentucky, - (© tended amt engaged wm wade. The .-h ow roy | bern sounded about tints # wanedbe + bvei ness and entered one wanteer coupepies frow Kentucky under - v) wand of Gel at inal © g* 03 ou the hatte of the hemes, tm wit and the pasior hed from Luke 100 dud verses: the bubjer rt—the trarsof Jor _ #¥0e fost souls. An inssielon 00 caprentaen w Pan and thirty came forward for pray sre whom before the meeting closed Peake version. Methodist Protestant Church, Vers ~ Poy Rev, John R. ney preac” sinh = ne ps from ist Peter, 2d chapter # Lord knowetb how rig f the geety vie uf ry stiens, and vo oa” Px Spent eae weaty ment, to a pa tevin ee Py vbap sor Sak Verse. “Cheose you th — S6y Wier yer th serve,” The religious jutero ARF chur ie is ete ene tion of our efty i “a Prited Ud meeti Continue to be F v5! Bie. me Bebe. tec pote C “ee lip Ove conversion : a Bany souls Rev Jc mubery. mi ne Sigthudist Church eh bin Met oan jay prior to ty heme ges! wl eo nt ohap severity a? Cri tn the morn- fr Ble Wye (Ch otst verge af Ube 16th t oe BOP ry ee » Deuteroveas: te Ss 25 a3 Scope yd fe eed this on ve - 7 feo Hie ned lathe leaning ts oursing.” mee Mavieg, ion Mr RB pattor.)— Phe sopend . a. retiglous Ieteeeee man- perry on, the altar last night was crowded aie Fyn. ond Spore Were severs! sare: vod oie jou Was very large, re sea ia, Sho covttlan, ‘wore conslaben’ 3: Ad ob? Eoylish Lathersa Obureh, at night, Rev, » {ome Rabdressed the con ton ge Roe] Pel 4o ee nlerfal works of » manifested in bap Ga Rootinnd lately. Aso jad fs Ve ethane apeaker 4 portion e Pithu:, eontalatng a epee of the glory of the ‘ Babemers kingdom i Mt. Patrick's Catholic Churclt, bigh masswas wag ta §z: by Rev. br. O Poole, at Li o'clock, aud Kew we Hoyle pemeies an Ry oom practical dis eeurne to a es ee te ee om the Tes of = aby feend tn the 7th chapter of sf Tikes re a Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth treet. Rev LW. Bates, » Preacbed in the Morsing from Job, 14th ” Feapaes | Jatter clause of ‘the TU verse ‘sod nia, from Proverbs, Sth chap- pth al Foy verses § After the discourse, t op oe te Protracted meeting were resumed We Chapel —In the mor: Db. irc iat Tinchy ornlng, Rev 2B Bolt At night, after a brief and ater inoue resamed, and terest during the boure of Cnion ese no sic. pry 4 w bee man, pester ons tor al an ey. pwned At night, the "ane pole gl I the Prim, “1 theog bts on my ways’ At the Church of the Ascension, at night service Rev. Dr. Pinkney disconrsed upon tLe subject of the Christian life; the text being, “ Her ways are wat ys of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace.” p hed Preathyng.—The Kev, Mr. Meador quits nuimerous, abd ‘Aber! the services, ee ‘commit beard Christian ie The services in this tet of the people eee be continued as long as fation distributed tracts. __ WOOD AND COAL,” ey eS wf ft Pert ip of rrr Valley; also, Fe aot ee ae pising ptr eee ae and measure given. M ateit! Th bolo We racenve prompt retest Onk, and ce oor Vath wed Ae w wail & CONS” MERE OF FUEL, at reduced srteee. fro bs) ‘ol Bog rf «at the residouce of Dr. MacKee. corn Wood en) "Coal Dealer, east side, near the Canal, WOOR!COAL" ase th st., bet. @ H. Hy anid are jaaly foreivs s iy for the winter, eels qual tof fuel wo pid save money b: Ren EMS | 03 roe ) HOUSEKERPERS AND erase irL90 bd oor. IN: APAY Nie ene fat th ar oe wi 1 not onl Gnd guardians are assured th: Snoes will be wanting to see ough inateuction, and @ ae wards, i> eheape: tei tsetse ood is tam ent & si {> Ho has the biggoat Carts 107 The biggest Pine mm veved T > youre Y 2 aloo Sante outer to jnatruct ) ea Frome, sine cng! vd ar whe ah bed te ei ne nting. Sine ne Pa | ont PN ney fo af the my fe Gronanayi oft iN Bh. | I the above dees not show how it shows '* were ts mt Beese Worth ° bridge corner oFtth is delivered.” the \eaier be ready when A. PAYNTER, at Page’s Wharf cmemieteadinie menue tee, GEORGETOWN SDFERIUER BAP Le cipgs. IN a. fiom hore moat invite the carta the = rs 2 ane face, put - *, she ierey * og * heave ie risa Te, tet ei ger an wee + wn IMiportation, being C shclae By hint fa _ “a aa WATCHES, direotly from the moat ene manufao- ies A epeicty pudaf h oe be WATER PICTURE: fi a ee Pumps, Hy- nd ‘and Basinn, Tuba, Shower Bidets, wae. ail of whion f will weil Introduced upon the shortest country orem tt nex! Ley wonky to nthe PPRENCH we wre [a ae a FIXTURES, | ZING eae’ ie ae See mats U. m. xeatiNe.] eo a elit STO RE. fa ica geeraied mais FRESH GROCERIES, t THAS, bee, ee pe phige cape ey * haan aha Brecst. olan ee ; epee FEMAL E (INSTITUTE. Serna Selh G street, bet 5th. Roe tpn at mare pn ur. in single Soe Rane "o. 7: Risdinoa, Prin’ K’S SCHOOL, tae - ern y sho ett fabanes “ en 'y that a riredt her Sohou! Deol on the i ist Monday in Sop- ‘nex! ~ rome, ee of study pursuod will jae all the AE walang on tharongh Brattch duce addon ra eaten ste te iti | receiv ug into hy eter] boar aced from ines if ze0 Revunder her hee me cate onre “Yer ar ‘airemarts the scsomecinhen | ae care of pupils hak ‘heen ponsudoralie Ine otherwise i mprowed. in Washington Sontes srtiouls Ag informat on with reference te _ schoo] may apply to W. D. Wallach, Editor of tho Star For terms and fyrtner partionlars a) ‘crt 36 araedaecet Ale tnt, ve] E v2 A CADEM Y OR YOUNG LADIES, subscriber “on an Academy lately ocoupred Me. ft street reorcetown aos ev Dr. Booock. ene vf 4 «As the num will be, Hed. and that the classos uay be fn! ly ornen aed Hanae ft, it ie demirabie that oe ion he made to the prmepal. in prion daily voxonpt Saturdays? tif of Woet apd ae omery stree' ine” ABHING a FEMALE INSTITU FE, der the direction Mrs. E. Mra. Surre (\0t0 mompal of ek Myatt a Seminary.) trikes p’ rein giving notice ti adit hl bulldtegennd (ates greweincmtes see Surzeon-Geners! Lawson. requisite for the Faamiauroy N Famarx inetire il soon be fi et poy fi gon 5 corps of expertanaed ° ore w nt 3 She hopes the intorest that tor frien # friends, and ol eduogtion. have been pletsed to mani fot iy her system of sostreetion. wi net lessen by her removal ut bh; end that _ from other F 5 Sipd - ee ¥e ited = = ye eir dey » her. cowie ‘ai stance of satnohusetts, wi > thin portunity, finding the District of Oolumben, ‘of more Sepia! tomperaturo. and more noooasi bie. The Seqinary will be ofa hich o rand parents t forts ced Appl. hes ner 0 of their Sl Aprientions ¥ will bo anewered ad a pop Ther limited pubes a J on ge my a ia] } iain eiroulare SMITH. ¥ ering a 4 ne The duties pasieption we trier ’ ad Os tae et — wot “RROVER.. ® 40 abAwY whe ost “of then sail aapstices ona. 6 i OOMIs._ ’ ; vs UP seein art fa, HOOL FOR sbreeta. ie be rexamed on Mon- . a0 8 eolm 48 SOROOL, H atrect, yeoween Jteh, Wil reopen om Monday, Septem ~ Fina INSTRUCTION. =e oregon Meng. be baving romesiol the professor of the mustea) dei ok Seminary, and having pupils clsewh lewwure hours to devote to priv orty 5 to poe his services there- pliomtion te 5 Pi horeer hte ‘hme at W. G. Motzer- ae robin avenue, Recidenice at D Dr. ‘Hints, No err ave. Saint INSTRUCTION, Sonu * AARP, senshi fae SING “AB Prof. DE CCENI vende iu th ame enables ian pyrene such Yea an to complete the eduoation of even those powkens tag, aeltnan ry ability, in lees ra" one. ly devoted to the study of Music a ferent instruction uf inconipetent toach Jue attention pat ent of the hand aiaialasticity of te Al qnd Praction! ex, rofensert 4a care . Pioaly srg aber of pupi’s rovet ved: Pari on Wishing ty make theif ensageimente wall do well to apply &s soon &e porat bi Pry ae Me B rot O.T. DE COENIEL, Musical Rp yaitory, Pa. ave, on Bei het. }oth and tith ate. UBICAT, NorICR. | DE. Mx. wa, 2% CH, Pupil of the Con- rvatoire of Prague. ak min, and Inte « ew York, roepeectfally announces to th gitiaens of Washington that, baving bee: ndueed to take Cd Ph pe organ aed A one of the leading oh rebes in this repel to give ‘ BANG BA a GUTPAR. and ORGAN: also, He. NY lications to be made at keno rs Nie He tare, Pa, avery circular wil! Boye; stating terms The | ef references xiven L weet iN SINGING will be A certain number uf pupils shal! hacribed their names, an 27 Sw _ CABINET ET WARE, &c. QrQ b STREET. PAPERHANGINGS—New stock, ehesp for r hung by expericnoed workmen, and satia- on ONE EE oN ee ferpaeen msl nT ceanelonared in this siedlyt rs 00. “perme ea, || RANK T SAN sin Heer ore north eonmtanily on get al ode -—— || m is. od ‘alls Fee ee Siaealea ce, a bouss. ‘b sues as to the wow on png aria! grounds ° A by reasonable, —— ‘ Fixe READY-MADE _ mihi = fist Riptaeat Cgete cyormn Vesta, vhite ald Bro Bren oe Conan) S| ie ae s he as hot tow. found veanehs cxgel aoe a im vines tr op ene ho patronize our Be |e ae perio: of Gents’ pe vo coraer G ——— a TAY AY LO} R A HUTC eam Oursiana at,, are larket % fee ai ns oy faa ’. Lec FeRg8 Haste . | Souter, ibe a Ke ts OUleisne Srenue, car’ = ‘orvratirondls whe mise Pa. malt eS or valuable | te y STORE —HOUSE No. 490 north side IT AOUSE No. pe sone aly men Wivo.w ¥ KENDAL am, apiabitts are gheet Seat rance will be effected on al! goody att sei a en SAL Li? er miles from Wash i this line atthe offes um. The acoommoadations for passengers Telc'adeand seer oft — aed dj Mcalthist oan spply to mente & a B.C a H LINE TOCAL avon ar ork eccrine Sua hip, bai hurches haw ote Apply to the subsorther on th pr 508, ne ony Cwente five ag ba} x <r Washington to Beltevi, . LENT —Throo — shed the corner of 6th aed nqureot J. PR ATu oe at vie wl Fier proved city hemes se alte C2 ae, on y etd . eet |B LTIMOKE AND ORIG | 2 and i ly cult. se rl county, © a Se, = Antari recone CAR ar sony, bbe sengere 6 ii! ie such ns toc a, experienced surgeon wil Arranged throe mt two-story or butiding: = gone dedry sof obtaining & do wel} ta on ® eetpbieiitinghes Wrest (ae me - Re et om ot eee a OUNF AIS # by Nor Nortech senael up tote watee trains to return ly 1 Mtn hee on —\* Gan @ile evel * so Pvmees (ot unserti i a reel Son CE.—The Steamer JA ae her route pe the fg, am 7 ‘at Partial in nical” | NT, <n: wee et yet! cot “from the city wun, but, 4, a —— y Gee oon regretted Ane. De — aa We he ees 8, farm, tk a [s eet a. m., 1, 5.an8 5 Soliyer wij! ran her ot with the trains « Rails. wad for the South and Se rete ettaes Signo rot. ak & m., and re- icant a and 7th et.at OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY. ‘This standard brand of Fine Wiieny is offered and balf barrels. tly — W Hiexy, entire! EW AKRANGEMEN E 4 T SOUTH Wr RsT. ORane® any ALEKAN a sonal ook of AR tts TAS Vnisey in New Yo DELPHIA, > elas gh 8 N«a hy eres FROM nn ao CITY, D, Cc. vi Fey [i <i Ota PERS rin Tay Rk Avenne a: 09 Panty! Front IRS TO CALL oe GA 0 the celebrated Manulh er : BEANOS ey Boe FaOMERS And oa A. i AN aie om to oS FIGN aN oiiees White he keeps con: tant on mn fad establishment of the and hi with Cre first pub’ lacking haw coudtry exable him tw preoar Masto that cannot be kept oa GUITARS, BISFARR sxors FLUTES, VIO- Alwnys to be found st vary, aud of the Lest quality. ome and oc, leave ne ofce atlistnneihs 1p great Mi ym tly anes neaged fore many years in the Mu- iving his utmost cure and atten- = ZENER SOOT TAO on GOFF A’ AT Ost Ladies’ English Save 8,000 W “phy oe New, Goops ruat Mcst ag Orr ix a Paw Weeks, qnd hequtiful store won y ote d en's Boots and Shoas. every desori won, ron as pod prices, Having loased the lary yh formerty ooou pn } oth and 1th streeus here LT ehall rome room for B oe y from x is day my present NE CK at prime cont anand at nine Ba Boast. ny 8 Aaer Jork-stande, Wor a cbonest east and Odes f — a colar. and yarns fei be tT COME ag THE ag rin heb Meet BS EE NE : ae cust ea ried oak teger own ee sIggENs s Ry Saat —s STATA Fi: etPacc ress rears $2, Poy aad superior to any in use.—j, M,