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the Chief Clerk Of the Sixth Auditors office,
Is auditor pro tenn. Of that bureau.


The News from the Crimea.-The Asia
brings London dates to the 2lst of July and
from the Crimea, by telegraph, to the 10th OF
July The news by the Washington embraces
little additional The advices make it evil
dent that since the repulse of the attack OF
the Allies on the Malakoff and Redan on tho
18th of June, nothing whatever has been at
tempted by them. This state Of mac
tivity on their part for more than a month";
and until they are brought into the most fatal
more ineHiciency for effective and successful
operation against the Russians than before.
The news also tells of the " repulse" Of the
Russians in many night assaults; which, in
turn, indicates that the beseiged are in a con-
dition to keep the allies constantly harassed
for want of sleep. Troops hard pressed in be-
sieged place, are never inaftcondition tOmake
night sorties, which are most effective means,
indeed, of worrying out the strength of be-
seigers. When the English press talk about
the 90 repulse" of the Russians in such affairs,
it simply means that the Russians-having
gained their object of forcing the Allies to put
their troops in battle array-taking them from
their necessary sleep to that end-and having
killed from d score to FIVE hundred men
or spiked more or less of the besiegers' guns,
retire within their own defences, for the most
part, unscathed. Every delay of grand re-
suits is Instantaneous to the allies, as will
be found ere the winter sets in
Important to Property Holders in Wash.
ingtou.-We understand that recently q case
was submitted officially to the Attorney Gen
eral requiring; on his part a full investigation
of the question of the validity of conveyances
of government lots in the city of Washington
by the Commissioner of Public Buildings, con-
corning which doubt has been expressed here
tOfore, and TINT he has come to the conclusion
that the power to convey IS vested in the Com
missioner.
Appointed. President has appointed
Murray Mcconnell, of Illinois, TO be Fifth
Auditor of the Treasury, in the place of Jo-
siah Minot, appointed Commissioner of Pen
sions.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Depsrtnent.-On yesterday, the ID Of August,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the Treasury Department. S416 70
For the redemption of Stock. ITO 81
For the Interior Department. 8.S.3 81
For the Customs. 1851 oil
War Warrants received and en-
tered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2l,673 80
War repay warrants received and
entered: .:................. 1858 80
Covered in from miscellaneous
=, sources. ...................... LAS 90
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TENNESSEE AND NORTH CAROLINA ELEc-
TIoNs.-The elections in each of these States
took place yesterday, but up to the hour Of
going to press, two clock, the telegraph brin rs
us no returns. The wires, We presume, are
not in working order, This We regret; for in
telligence concerning the contest is anticipated
with much interest by our citizens at large.
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D' There is woman at the bottom Of
every mischief" said Joe.
Yes" replied Charley, " when used to
get into mischief my mother was at the bottom
of me-"
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yThe counsel for Passmore Williamson,
charged with abducting Col. Wheeler's slaves
at Philadelphia, on Wednesday applied to the
Supreme Court for writ of habeas corpus,
with the view Of bringing Williamson before
that tribunal, but the writ was refused
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RArrLEsNAKEs seem to abound in southern
oregon. Three men recently went to the
mountains where dens of these snakes were
known TO exist in large numbers. and in 4
short time killed seven hundred of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-03

PorAroEs.-From the present Indication all
over the country and Canada, potatoes will 90
begging for buyers at rs cents a bushel.
They were sold in this city, yesterday, at 62t
cents bushel, from wagons. A decline from
Monday
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yTIn Norwich, It is stated that at Rose (
Co. > stone cutters shop, while taking off the
surface ofa slab of Connecticut River brown
stone, Ire toad was found, which, ON being
released from his long imprisonment, hoped
Of Unconcernedly.
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LIME! LIME! LIME!

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE-Bes,
" quality wood burnt Lime at EIGHTY cent,
per barrel.
am now selling the bestquality Of wood burnt
Lime In Washington at eighty cents Der barrel a,
the kilns and eighty-fve cents delivered in any
part OF tne city This Ii twenty-H Ave per cent less
LAYTON p. HOOVER,
Potomac Lime Kilns, one sou.re south Of the
Lower Bridge, Georgetown. jy I6-soSw
(Union, Organ, Intel
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%FlRST GRAND BALL OF THE
~ SeaSon.-The members Of the Terpsj-
ehore Club most respectfully announce to their
friends and patrons that they will give their sec
ond Grand Annual Ball at Odd Fellows, Hall
Der 81, 1855.
Particulars in future advertisement
au 3-3tH
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ICE CREAM DEPOT.

1HE undersigned respectfully informs the cit-
l. zens that he has opened Depot at No. s65
street, between 18th and 14th streets, for the
sale Of ICE CREAM from the Mansion Farm.
and soliciis a share of patronage
He will deliver the Cream in any part Of the
city at 80 per gallon ANY one wishing to be
served Is requested to leave their orders at the
above Depot before O'Clock D. m
au 3-NS CHARLES III. WRIGHT
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SOMETHING TO OLD AND YOUNG.
PROFESSOR WOODS
AIR RE TruR


'I>HiS preparation, although less than two wears
Il before the public; owing to its wonderful ef-
fects upon the human hair and scalp, has already
obtained celebrity and sale perfectly an
Paraileled. IL has without the ordinary appliances
used Tor such purposes, won its way and been
heartily welcomed to most Of the cities and town,
in the nited States, the Canadas, and the West
India Islands. Nor is this result surprising when
1t is remembered that its popularity Is based upop
US merits, solely as established by actual tests
That this preparation will actually Restore pray
Hair to its Natural Color, produce lu1uriant
growth upon the heads Of the bald, prevent the
hair from falling of, and when used as a tonic ar
tcle, produce continual fow Of the natural euid
and thus render the hair soft, glossy and wayy
a es diseases o. the scalp and exPel dandru
the certihcates OF distinguished gentlemen and
ladies in every part Of the country who have tried
II, and therefore speak what they know, most fuI-
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tns har can De made TO attain and retain its nau-
raj color TO almost any ace Allotted TO bumsni,v
oy removing the cause Of disease from the scalp
no matter how long standing-the concurrent Tee.
tlmonials OF the press and the certificates of nu-
merous respectable individuals Of both sexes, 70
The use CT this curative, as we'll as Of the recon-
mendanons Of editors and certificates before aIlu
ded to, can be had Of all agents.
BRookFIELD, Mass, Jan. IL, 1875
PROP. WooD-Dear Sir-Having made triQ of
your Hair Restorative, II gives pleasure to~ssv
that its effect has b en- excellent In removing in,
Examination, dandruf, and constant tendency 10
itching, with which i have been troubled ffona
childhood, and has also restored my hair, which
was becoming gray, to its original color. have
used no other article, with anything like the same
pleasure and profit. Yours, truly
K. BRAGG,
Pastor Of Orthodox Church Brook6ela
CARLYLE, H., June pa 1859
have used Prof. D. J. Woods Hair X es,or,.
tive, and have admired its wonderful eaecf Nv
hair was becoming, as | thought premsturely
gray; but by the use Of his "Restor,ttve,, n 49,
resumed its original color, and have NO aouh
permanently SO. SIDNEY BREESE
Ex-senator United Statex
PROP. WOOD Dear Sir--Ny hair Commence
railing on some three or four wears since and con
unned 10 do so until became quite bald 1 tried
all The popular remedies Of the day, but TO no ,f
iect, al last was induced TO use your celebrated
halr Restorative, and am very happy 70 saw Il !,
DONG wonders. ] have now a fine yrox,h OF
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all similarly afflicted "
A. e WILLIAMSON,
l3 second stree.
Address o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietors 5,s
broadway, New York, and 1fi Market stree, q.
Louis, No fS'' ~
C. sToTT 4 CO wholesale and retail Agent.
r WDYorr 4 SONS, General wbolsu,.
Agent, Philadelphia, Pa. suI~Iv
OST, ON THURGDAv Mnn WVW. .,
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GRAND CIVIC & MILITARY EXCURSION
German Yagers,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
On MONDAY Auunsf Il 1sas

On MONDAY, August Is, 1855.
TIME YAGERS respectfully announce to thei
l. friends civic and military, and ~T~~ ,,
the public generally that their next -
Excursion will take place on MONDAY, Angus
18th.
The well known Steamer George Washington
has been chartered For the OCCASION and will make
two trips both ways, leaving the Steamboat wharf
in the morning at O'Clock, sad ] O'Clock p. m
In the evening the boat will leave tie Pavilion al
and 1O O'Clock, touching each trip al Alexandria
going and coming.
Weber:s superior Band has been engaged 70;
the occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admittinc gentle
man and ladies I; TO be had Of the Committee or az
the boat
Refreshments TO be obtained on board of the
boat and at the White House, at city prices.
Ord Sgt Ruppen, Sgt Schmail,
Corp Wahl, JAngerman
Peter Schweizer AN Aft
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HTO FARMERS AND oTHERS.-At
~ Fair which will be held on the Bel
lemonte farm, Broad Creek, Piscataway district,
prlnce georges county, Md, on THURSDAY,
9th Of August, at which, among other things, the
Morgan horse Young Clifford, Cows, Sheep, and
Goats, pair offamify carriage horses three second
hand Carriages, and a variety of farming nipple.
au 1-iW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-03

New PorAroEs, Of excellent quality, are
selling in New York at 90 barrel, which was
the price Of bushel few weeks ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-03

Ey The Midlothian coal fields in virginia
have been on fire for two days.
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au I'D

SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW 70,
~ July, 1855. Contents:
International Law, The Jesuits
Russia, Lamartine
Chief Justice fancy on Csury
Peter the Great. Countess OF Blessington
Homeopathy, Copper in the u. s.
Massachusetts. Criticisms, &C
Subscription, IS per annum
aug FRANcR TAYLOR.
SHIRTS-SHlRTS.- have lust received
~ large and fine assortment Of Gentlemen n be<t
quality white and colored Shirts. which we Will
dispose OF al the lowest New York prices
WALL Il STEPHENS,
32 Pa. avenue, next door TO Iron Hall
IF
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BRILLIANT SAILING MATCH,

BRILLIANT SAILING MATCH.
IINHE lovers Of this beautiful and entertaining
l. sport are hereby informed that the subscriber
contemplates getting up, on the sth Of August, d
O. GRAND REGATTA. -
Two chased Etruscan Silver Goblets will con.
stltute the prizes. The most valuable be award
ed to the most rapid boat in the race The ney,
best to bear of the second premium. The match
Is to be between boats belonging to Washington
Georgetown and Alexandria. Boats having deck
over IS feet are ineligible to entry. The proprie-
tors OF boats must bear in mind that they canno,
enter any boat not Owned in the above places a
this time
Many boat owners are now preparing for tbs
sport to take place on the Sth August and from tbs
apparent interest taken, II promises to be one OF
the most entertaining and recherche affairs ever
before offered to the lovers Of boat chasing in this
city.
The following craft have already entered for the
contest: "
KNOW NOTHING.
WILL WATCH, che light heeled craft that
bore re on the pitcher last season triumphantly)
MARTHA
GEN EkAL JACKSON
large ana beautiful steamer viii be chartered
ior tne occasion, in order to afford all who desire
70 witness this beautiful sail an opportunity to be-
hold all its various incidents
VWaers OF boats, and others, desiring to enter
their craft, or learn the manner and intention OF
the Regatta or terms Of entry, can be gratifed in
any manne- by calling at the City Restaurant, cor
ner Of Pennsylvania svenls AID la.h street.
Fort Washington viii be the distance designed
BY the undersigned and returning to-the point Of
PIss Of entry depend gPSn tas fs.Ss, Of con-
City Restaurant, cor Pa. av and 18th st.
je 20-2awf
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR,

The following persons are authorized to con-
tract for the publication of advertisements in
the Star: .-|t
Philadelphia-V. B. palmer, n W. corner
Of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PErrrNGrLL 4 Co., Nassau
street. ..r-.r
Bostor-y. B. PALnxR, Scollay's Building.
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lust EIvED PER SCHOONER

JUST ECEIvED PER &C HOoNER
- Fairfax, from New York 49,
$50 barrels brown Sugar
50 do powdered, hard and soft crushed
Sugar
200 do Connecticut river Herrinss, bright
and handsome
IS boxes scalded Herrings
IS barrels Msckerel No3
lbs packages fresh Tea
IS boxes ground Coffee
800 sacks fine and G. A Salt
So boxes fresh Salad Oh
30 boxes Cheese
100 boxes dark Soap
lbs dozen brooms
60 dozen Cords and Lines
100 gross Matches
40 dozen Buckets
200 pounds soft shell Almonds
1000 pounds Cream Nuts
lbs buSlels Ground Nuts
3quarter casks Old Msrte,l Bpndy
do Port Wine, pure Juice
a" barrels old Family Whisky
IS boxes Tobacco.
For sale by MURRAY SEMMEs
au F-St& cost
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RSNOTlCE.-The Board of Directors OF
- the washington Building Association
Union Academy, corner New York avenue and
18th street. JP DICKINSOV c.
au 3-lt* - |'
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NT4TCHES.-Our assortment Of Watches
w comprising 81 the more desirable STYLES
and best makers, is by far The largest ever offered
10 our customers.
Pun hasers In want Of accurate time Keepers st
low rates, would do well TO examine our stock
M. w. GAIT BRO.
325 Penn. av between 9Th and 10th streets
au Let
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SUlTABLE FOR PRESENTS LAM.
- MOND'S, th street, can be found largr and
beautiful collection Of Fancy Motions and TOYS.
asd al very low prices snI-Sh
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.,.,,,.. s.ilroad office.

Metropolitan Seii ,.,i ,s9
Sso xnnas, R.no,: Of One Presidsnt
and Directors is now ready fcr on -
s,ocebolders can be supplied by callins ." Sss
Secretary or sending ther Sqo nTr tnrongn In
post office. "eN'
au 3-1aw3w
A RARECHANcE.- sale, a small stock Of
"A seUar, and Tobacco, and store for rent Ii is
one on the best business stand in the CITY, and any
wishing to engage In the business, the stock and
Enquire Of GEORGE G. slEBEL, eth: between
II and streefs au 3-d3ts
q 2 REWARD.-Strayed or stolen nom near
- - the residence of the subscriber, young
p-ay HORSE, name, tail and hind legs nearly
White ANY one returning the horse TO me. or by
leaving information so / can get him VIII Civ
the above reward.
JOSEPH r. QUINTER,
near the corner o. M and 10th streets
au 3-St&
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SPECIAL CARD.-Attention is respectfully
- called 10 the Trustees sale Of two snug Cot
tage Houses, on south ID, between 18th and 18th
Friday afternoon, August ID, at O'Clock.
j. c. MCGUIRE,
au I'D Auctionoey
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%,AT A MEETING OF THE MERRY
~ Bachelors, held on the evening Of July
81, 1855, Jno. N. Chaplain was expelled from the
Club by an unanimous vote, for non payment OF
dues and fines.
By order of the Club:
au ste ~ $780,,
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MARY LYNDON; or, Revelations of Life.
w Visit TO the camp before Sebastopol
New Hope; or, the Rescue. tale Of the treat
Kanawha
The Waterman, by the author Of the Lamplip htsr
Doesticks
Cleye Hall, new work, by Miss Sewell
The Heiress Of Haughton
Trial and Triumph, or frmness In the household,
by T. 5. Arthur
The latest London Papers
All the newest and most popul ar vorks con.t. nf
ly on hand and for sale al
JOE SHILLINGTON,s,
odeon Building, corner ~ 81. and Pa av
1T
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OST, ON THURSDAY NOR Ming. Ju,v
II 18th, Brass Scale, laid on In in. and
10th in on one side, and In and sOth on -.
Capitol, on street north. The finder. byOlO
leaving IL at the Star Once, viii be Suitably re-
warded. % -.-HEs
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Nh WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
n "a The monthly meeting of the Corps win be
lI hi held on MONDAY EVENING next. the
W w 9th instant, al 8 O'Clock, and it Is expected
that every member will be in attendance
By order Of the Captain:
All 3-W B. F. BEERS Ser
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SILVER WARE,

SILVER WARE.
III SEMhEN, 800 Pa avenue between 9th and
Is 10th streets, offers his large stock of pune
Silver Ware, consisting Of Coffee and Tea Seis,
complete, Sugar Bowls, Cream Goblets Cups
Spoons and Forks, and a magnificent assortment
Of richly chased fancy silver ware suitable for gifts
al reduced prices
Persons in want of any Of the above articles are
invited TO call
Being mostly OF our own manufacture, We war
rant il sterling.
II SilveIwsre Of any design made TO order az
short notice Particular attention is paid In get
ting up Testimonials, Premiums, &c
N
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ONE CENT REWARD.-Ramwsy ON IN,
" ith Of July, my Apprentice Boy, James Mich.
au 2-2ts GEORGE r. ID. soPER.
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The Third and Sixth AUDITOR. Third
Auditor of the Treasury, Robert J. Atkinson,
Esq, has gepe home to Ohio On flying visit,
and the Sixth Auditor, VIM. T. Phillips, Esq,
Of Virginia, has gone to the sea shore, accom-
panying thither daughter in zesy bad health.
These two gentlemen have fairly earned high
standing here by their efficiency in the dis
charge of their Official duties, and their urban
ity and intelligence as gentlemen. Mr.. w. A.
S. Taylor, of the bureau acts as Third Auditor
pro tenn, Mr.. Samuel s. Rind, the Chief Clerk,
being an invalid. Judge Thomas J. johnson,
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CLUB.-The members of
the Club are hereby notified TO attend a
regular monthly meeting TO-MORnCW tFEi-
day) EVENING, Aug Sd.
As business of importance will be brought up
ii Is earnestly hoped that every member viii be
punctuai in has attendance.
By order: Sc. CULyERWELL, Sec
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( n ATTENTION. MONTGOMERY GUARD
~ "a You are hereby notified that special meet
III 's ing OF the Company will De held on SAT.
u W URDAY EVENING, the 9TH instant for
the purpose OF making arrangements for the fu
neral Of deceased member, which will take place
on SUNDAY at O'Clock p. n.
Punctual attendance Is required
BY order Of Capt. Key:
au 3-1 WIN. O'SULLIVAN, Sec
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@EXCURSION.-T Excursion to the
80 White House Of the Brotherhood Of the
1855.
The beat will leave the City Wharf at o'cloc K
p. m, Navy YARD 2k and Alexandria at 81.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR
For particulars see posters au 3-as
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lhls distinguish gentleman, who took Official
leave of the President, yesterday, with the
view of leaving his position as the Minister
Extraordinary of the Brazilian Governmen mt to
the United States to 80 to Europe, has been
selected to represent his majesty the Emperor
Of the Brazils at the Court of Victoria. So his
absence from Washington is to be permanent
n"t temporary, as we thought yesterday The
gentleman who succeeds him here, under an
appointment al Charge d 'Affaires ad interim,
the Chevaiier Aguia- de Andrada, is his MO
reria 's) brothcr-in-law, and IS well known in
Washington society, where his fine manners,
intelligence, and accomplishments, make him
very popular. The new Brazilian Minister to
London has lad quite o lengthy residence in
Washington. in the course Of which he has
made many friends and wel-wishers, indeed
for his country, among the public men Of the
United States, who have come, through inter
course with him more than in any other way,
to appreciate the fac. that Brazil is rapidly be-
coming to Soath America, what our country is
to America of the SOrth. His selection as the
representative Of his Government Mt the Eng
lish Court cannot fail to have excellent infu-
ence fof its interests in that quarter, if We
judge from the effect of hfs SO well known ur-
banity, devotion to the interests committed t.
his charge, and rare diplomatic qualities and
attainments in this quarter. Washington parts
with him with regret
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CARRIAGES AND HORSES ron sAI1

- !. very tne Buggy, two seats a.
One very superior French Coupee 10y
One Horse Of great value, being young, genfle,
and TASTE
One Bearskin Robe
One fne set silver mounted double Harness,
but little worn.
One fine Buggy Harness.
Applyto Mr.. CAUvIN,
au 2-3H All Thirteenth street
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Appointed. President has appointed
Murray Mcconnell, of Illinois, to be Fifth
Auditor of the Treasury, in the place of Jo-
siah Minot, appointed Commissioner of Pen
sions.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
EIEvEErH ANNUAL vDIr OF
NKEL,s
o. e i A TROup I'd

Who, in addition TO a most suDe .ssful and s..,.
fecfy organized r ..opisn Corps On
COMEDIANS, yOCALISTs, 4 DANCERS,
now include the highly celebrated infant prodieies
THE WELLS CHILDREN, GA
This joint combination renders their peruftures
UNEQCALI.ED IN TALENT,
They win commence on MONDAY EVEN
ING, August 9th
Admission TWENTY FIVE o.,
Doors open si z, conmer-' -cNTs.
ding at 10 O'CLOCK -s,ng at 8, and conelu.
JNo L. FORD, Agent
"a hEWAkD.-Lost on Missouri avenue,
w DetWeen ~ and 9Th Streets Yesterday morn /,
ing, a large Mocking Bird, which doss not sing
AT present. Any one returning The bird 10 the
Washington Hall Restaurant al corner Cth street
and Pa avenue, viii receive the above reward.
au2-9&
STRAYED OR 3 r O L n on "Wednesday
~ night, August LIST, between lOX and m oiciI
roam Horse and four-wheeled Buggy which had
been hitched on X 81, near corner Of Pa avenue
Any Information left at SMITHS Stables. fSth
street, will be suitably rewarded.
Jugs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-07-14

pleasure Of witnessing. With Eve successive
shots from Colts revolver. the gallant Ma.
jor removed his adversarv's FIVE front teeth,
and with the sixth took of. as cIeanly a. with
scalpel, an inch and half from the end Of
his nose. the profuse hemorrhase ensuing,
rendering Mr.. Jobson kors dm combat for the
nonre.
Major (;ahasan attended the honorable
company's ball in the evening. when We no.
tce'i him min.ling in the mazes Of the dance
with Lady Emile .Jobson. etc, etc.
From the Calcutta 'Erening Journal AUG.
9th. 1s54.-'1'he duel between the gallant
Major Gahacan and the Lord Bishop Of Ben
gal. came Oft this morning at daylight, and
resulted in the Bishops receivins an ounce
ball on the pit of the stomach sDn learning
the nature of his cncmy's wound. the Major
wittily remarked that he was much to bc nit
led. adding that he would have uanged the
bishop, but for the fear of making al, angel
O: him prematurlv'
Hundreds OF similar testimonials to the 4
hove may he seen hv applying to Major Il.
y. e.. &. a; his oiii.e.