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CAMrREN LAMP ExpLosIoN.-About quar-
ter past eight O'Clock last evening, as Mrs.
Lawrence, residing at No. SO James street,
was trying to gil a lamp with burning fluid
while the wick was still burning, the fire COM
municated to the fluid in the can, causing an
instantaneous explosion, aud setting fire to the
room. Mr.. L. was lying on the floor at the
time, having been recently disabled with a
sore knee. He imme diately seized his child,
about three months old, and ran to the door,
calling his wife to follow, but as she did not dc
SO he returned and found that she was lying
on the floor, burnti very severely about the
neck, face and arms. She was taken imme-
diately to the hospital, where the do,tors gave
it as their opinion that she could not possibly
rseover. 1ne f.e was soon eAtipguishc witt
tliAing damage, though the sheet of flame
which burst from the window Great an alarm
and brought many f., smen 10 the spot Mr.
and Mrs. Il. were but emily ri.ed, and
were much est, ,me1 by al who knew them
and this double misfortune to them is mucl
regretted.-N. Y. San.
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MoRMoSs.-From an Emigration Report
published by the Mormon Organ at Liverpool,
it appears that during 1854, 3,626 emigrants,
converts 10 Mormonism, left that port for
America
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For CALIFORNIA The two California steam
CTS, which left New York on Monday, took out
about fourteen hundred passengers.
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so pieces Merrimac Calico, fail styles, warranted
perfectly fast colors
50 pieces good style English Prints, 12X cents
4 case Dunbar, Dickson Co.'s celebrated shirt
ing Linen, warranted pure fax, certainly the
best Linens We have seen for a long time.
Also, on hand
'Richardson'sn and ssGray'sn Shirting Linen,
from axe TO 81 per yard
Our stock Of Selisia table Damask, linen Sheet
ings, Napkins, pillow Linen, and Towellings
Is very fun at this time.
Housekeepers will find Il TO their interest TO bay
their Linen Goods from us we keep the lar
gest stock 70 be found in the District, and are
willing to sell at a small advance on whole
sale prices
SO pieces all wool, white Flannels, from . to IS
cents
100 pieces Mosquito Netting
A full stock Of all kinds Of Fine White Goods
constantly on hand
MOURNING GOODS; a complete stock Of the
best class always on hand at low prices
superior black Silks, from 81 to b per ydj
New supply Of Ladies Buck Gauntlets
SUMNER GOODS
OF all kinds viii be sold very cheap for cash, a.
We wish 10 make room for our fall supplies and
VIII offer great bargains
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
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- To- morrow is TO be observed at Peters
burg, Va, as day of fasting, prayer and hu-
initiation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-22

HNew counterfeit two dollar notes on
the Farmers Bank of Wilmington, Del, are
in circulation.
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Temporary Clerks Appointed in the Pen.
sion 0fics.-We hear that this morning the
following gentlemen were appointed tempo
rary Isl 200 per annum) clerks in the Pension
Bureau, subject to the usual preliminary ex-
animation, of course:
Imri Woods, Mass. Walter Hartman, N.
H.. Henry Major, Philadelphia Alex. l..
Bohrer, Iowa; G. S. Wbittles BY; ]. H. Wool.
ford, Nd. S. G. Jameson, S. c.; j. C. Nor
rison, Ala. G. Birnie, Miss. j. A Kayser,
transferred from Census Office; Franklin Wi
mer, transferred ,om Indian Office.
The Murder Of Helen Jewett.-It seems
that since the death of Richard P. Robinson,
recently at Louisville, Mr.. H. Wilson, Of
New York, appears in the papers of that city,
and says that at the time of the trial he could
have given testimony that would have con-
victei R. beyond question; disproving the Glib
on which the murderer escaped unwhipped of
Justice. Though occupying respectable po-
sition in society, Wilson has almost made him
self q confederate of Robinson, in his black
and bloody deed, by concealing his knowledge
of the case thus: for nineteen years.
I" The Proof Of the Pudding is in Chewing
the Bag ."-The point of this old adage is hap
PLY illustrated in the fact that the Know
Nothing papers have redoubled their ISLANDERS
and abuse of the Catholic clergy, now that
FIVE Know Nothing clergymen Of Norfolk
and Portsmouth have run away from the pes
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

The following persons are authorized to con-
tract for the publication Of advertisements in
the Star. ra
Philadelphia-V. B PALMER, N. w. corner
Of Third ard Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PErTIseILLk Co., Nassau
Street
BostoL-V. B. PALNRR, Scollay's Building.
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> For particulars see bills in principal hotels.
AtGEoRGETowN ON TUESDAY, August
18th, and ALEXANDRIA on WEDNESDAY
August 29th. al ls-dtSep
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
ID ANYWAY from the estate Of the late Daniel
h Clarke, near Upper Marlboro, Prince Georges
county, Md, on Sunday, the 18Th August, negro
boy ANDREW. He Is about Is years OF age;
dark mulatto; about feet high; has wide mouth
with good webb and is polite when spoken 90
lie had on when he left cloth cap, short blue
coat, and blue striped summer pants. have res-
son to suppose he viii first make his way 20 Wash
ington
I will give twenty Eve dollars reward Tor him
IL taken In Prince Georges county; hffy II In the
District, or one hundred IL north OF Washington
In either case TO be delivered TO me or secured In
Jail, so that get him again
ODEN BOWIE,
Upper Marlboro, Prince Georges county.
au 2I-6t MARYLAND.
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Business.-As the Fall season of trade is
very soon to open, We take the liberty Of say
ing to our many readers who live on fixed sti-
ponds, that they can do nothing worse for
themselves and their families than to run in
debt. 1t has appeared to us that more or less
very worthy persons, and some very unworthy
ones around US, strive, not to economize, but to
try to what extent they can stretch and strain
their credit. We cannot, for the life Of US,
understand what person, with a regular and
fixed income, who may not himself be in trade,
can want with credit except under some extra
ordinary combination of circumstances. Per-
sons so situated who obtain credit, are living
in advance of their means, and are, therefore,
doing actually nothing in the way of accumu-
luting property, one Of the chief ends of life
with all classes in this country, as American
society is constituted.
Within the last ten years those among us
who have fixed stipends have become much
more thrifty, as general matter, than before;
fewer, much fewer in proportions to numbers,
being in the practice Of subjecting themselves
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The Republican Party in Washington.-

The Republican Party in Washington
Some wag is surely quizzing the New York
Herald in sending over the wires such teIe-
graphic dispatches as the following in that
journal Of the day before yesterday:
WASHINGTON, August Blowing to slim
attendance at the meeting Of the Republican
Association, last night, the officers were not
elected. The names of its members have not
yet be en- made public"
We remarked, a day or two since, that the
sanctum of the editor Of the Era-pre-
suming that room to be 10 by IL feet-will
hold the whole Republican party Of Wash
ingtOn," including the followers of Mr.. Sew,
ard, placed in Office here by General Taylor,
who, having subsequently been removed by
the Fillmore and Pierce Administrations, still
reside in this city. In truth, no such party
has AZ existence here, unless We take into the
account our free colored population, some OF
whom. in all probability, sympathise, poIiti-
caily, more or less, with the new party. How.
ever, We call attention to this dispatch, be
cause it serves to illustrate, forcibly, to our
fellow citizens, (who all know the humbuggery
Of the idea that any such party has respect
able strength here,) the stuff of which tele.
graphic accounts Of political affairs are so of.
ten made up. 1t equals the calculations, by
telegraph, in lS48, that Van Buren, would
carry Maryland, and possibly Virginia, based
on the blowing of one DR.. Snodgrass; the
strength of that distinguished individuals
patty in tho former State proving, when the
voting came on, about bakers dozen, and
in the latter State, perhaps half as many,
Wee la bogatsile'
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COACH ESTABLISHyfENT

THO THE SICK AND INFIRM.-ADELINE
Il BOWMAN offers her services as Nurse, and
submits the following commentators from some
OF our most eminent physicians. Her attentions
viii be unremitting and charges moderate. Res
idence NO. a32 / street south, near the Navy Yard
The following certificates from three medical
gentlemen Were given her, the original of which
Is in her possession:
The bearer Of this, Adeline Bowman, is well
Known to me. She has had much practice and
experience in taking care Of the sick She is hon.
est, sober and industrious. Any one in want Of a
Nurse or attendant would find her kind and atten-
tive A. w. MILLER, NJ ID.
Having confidence in the opinion Of DR.. A. w.
Miller / do not hesitate TO endorse the above
s. A. II. McKIM
believe in the above. G. M. DOVE.
au 2-3t*
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COAL AND WOOD.

rTNHE subscribers would respectfully announce
Il TO consumers Of Coal and Wood that they
have recently established themselves in this city
as Dealers IN Coal and Wood
and hopes TO receive a liberal share Of their pa
tronage.
We have now on hand good supply Of Oak
and Pine Wood A large supply Anthracite Cosl
Of various sizes, both Red and White Ash now
sfoat, which will be ready for sale and delivery
this week. Cumberland Coal Of the best quality
for family, smithing, and manufacturing pm-
poses.
Orders filed promptly and satisfaction gusraa-
tied always.
CASTLEMAN & BRO,
Corner Of ID and 9th SITS, on the Canal.
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T OsT, ON SUNDAY MORNING, TIE

T OST, ON SUNDAY MORNING., Terrier
IL Puppy, body black, legs tan color, O. o
and white under the throat; had on chain VI
collar, but no name on IL. A liberal re--AA
ward will be paid for the return Of the dog 20 No
$40 New York avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
au 20-eo3t%
WASHINGTON CORPORATION per
w cent Stock for sale by RIGGS CO.
au 20-Iw
AIRS. A. e.. REDMOND'S NEW GAL
ullery Of Daguerrean Acknowledgements the
services Of experienced artist, is fully prepared
to take pictures equal 10 any in the city, and at
reasonable prices. No. 300 Pa. avenue, northwest
corner 18th St, over Ford & Bros Drug Store.
au6-
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Mrs. BURR WILL RESUME her Classes
ISl for Young Ladies on the 18th September, at
her residence, 36i street. au 22-eo3w
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Nnfice lnlLe Sick.

Til. citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity will be rratihci to
learn that Messrs. \. &. A. : fUTSAn, Druggists,
have been aIpon, Agents for the sale Of Dr. EAsTEn-
IN's Popular Family Medicines lis medicines bet
ter prepared prompt and cectual in subdung the
diseases incident to this climate than others in general
use They are meeting with rapid sale In nearly every
city or town in the West and give general satisfaction ia
those that them. For further Information in regard
to these remedies, the sick and afflicted invited t"
careful perusa Of Dr. E,SrEEiNs advertisements, which
can he seen in columns this day.
Merchants aud druggist, who not already supplied
with them, would do well call upon pr Et-ter In 81
Louis. and obtain stock Of his popular articles, or r"
his agents In Ottawa. August T.
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The Great Medicine TOR Purifying
THE BLOOD,
Dr. En,tcrlY,s Iodinc nnd Nnr,nnn1illu

LIT. LasteTIy y loulhe ana ShrshpnTillH.
This preparation combines in highly con.
centrated state the Iodinc, lor the Iodine OF Pc.
tlsslum,' the Fluid Eriraei Of !Srsarariiid,
tthe Honduras root.) the Isilsw Doek. and SiR.
i,nsia, together with other valuable extracts,
which renders the compound the most eGeoiuai
enrat,rs in Ire uorid tor all diseases arising
irQm al impure state Of the bi9od or habit oithe
system, viz:
Scrotuia, or Mugs ErH, Cancers, Tuuo,s,
Eruphoas Of The SKIN. Eryspsias, Chronic
Sore Eyes, Ring Worm on Tefter, Scaid Head.
old Sores and Ulcers, ferer Sores, Enisrged
Glands, Leprosy, iVhus Seedlings. Scro fuions
or Tubcrcui0ns CoHsumpti0n, Bioich,s Boiis,
Fimpies on tie Fare, and all diseases arising from
the use OF Mercury or Calomel.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparillas arch
rs out the very roois Of tie disease, destroys the
germ by purifying the biood, changing morbid
secretions, and driving out all the impure and
diseased fluid. ol the body thu. removing tie
cause and rendering the cure ecriaia aud per
m1HeAt
Dr. Ea.,rlys Iodine and Sarsaparila will
cure indigestion or dgsp'psia in It's worst form
No one has ever used it for such complaints with
out benefit.
The lodine and Sarsapariiia " III cure Chronic
OF Mfdmmaiory Rheumatism, no matter how
iong standing, or how bad It has cured cases Of
,ansL.., c,,.I ,rM,'I,r
fair trial.
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ulSchafec 'hefeol' produced either by lriegularIty
oraccid"nt. No Frmal. should negej, to take
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y E.W GOODS.


III subscrb.r, would acknowledge the naitcr,n.
manner ia which they have been Sustained y dit,
corning pblr, Ia undertaking iu supply them With ru
Clothing and Grptieipcus Furnishing Gunl. rcasrl-
Die prices, they would respectfully call the attention 90
their customers and the public ccu,taily their heavy
aud superb stock Of Goods, GcLtlruicu's Fan aud
Winter wear which has been ,,cctc. by Zh ia prr-nn
for their trade. II will be- fruhd consist ~ The most
desirable and elegant, we'll the durable art
clc. got up ia thc best and fashionable styi,, en-
bracug
SurtOut COats. Over Sacks and Taimas,
or every grade, IN quality aud price, French Cloths, In
Dress frork-, aud c""r,d cloth uu3, and -el bf'as
ted Goats, Cashmere Bu-Ip,,s SUIT, Nt-Lugtuu .yir
Beaver Dutsain-, aud all other Kinds of a,k Frrlri
Euriish, aud American tls-ini,rc Pants, Of fancy and
plain Nc', ,tius, black cplorri IN, uf all rtyts
and CissiucTus Of every variety Also, ar 4 stvcA VI
loy's Clothing.
We have nlsc purchased extensive assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS, embracing SinWIs Muiiirr- era
watts, stocks, Wedding Ties, Srarfs, Nn,rlcons. Prince
Ab,rtic- SIX and Linen Handkerchief sin aud Wooen
Wrappers and Drawers, shirt Collar, Hosiery aud
Gloves Of every style and quality, Sc Together with a
large stock oi India Rubber ,otliug. Caprs aud Whips
ALSO, Trunks Carpet bag Hats and Caps Fur
Glove. and Fur Collar.
brN Gu"n, I1oNEs sale.
Remember the old place No. Rtdiicks Block, Est
side Of the Court House
sept. -. TIiOENE A ZININEENNS
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REDWOOnGI.aSS.

1--WE subscribers have an hand and keep for sale
Glass manufactured by the Redwood Glass Go.
The superior polish and ClcsrHr-- Of the Glass
featured by the REDWOOD GLASS MANUfACTuEiNG
co. Gate DtzssG Coz at Redwood New York, will give
1t ia. preference IT, any other made Ia the United States
owing I" The superior quality Of the pure white Rock
sand the ground ~ this Factory, I-iug tn.
Is found In France for making Lpokin; Glass Plates -
glass both whittier and stronger than any other madc la
this country.
builders will readily the advantage Of purchasing
this Glass ~ 1t has n" rau-hpmrnt from the Factory to
Chicago, and j. consequently less broken than any other
Glass sold In this market
The subscriber will also receive orders f." this Glas. tn
be- cut at The factory any size wanted from GN- Ia Si0
September ~. : C. EARL 4 son.
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NEW ENGLAND nAKCRy.

'iit suhscfh'fH would respectfully inform IA. CitLsii-
Of Ottawa aud vicinity, that they have Just opened
Ne" B,kthf III GLOVER COOEs WOODEN lirnrING, On
MADISON STREET, whore they will make To order and
stanty Keep on hand everything In the Baker. line
consisting Of fENCkFES, such Boston, Butter soda
oyster Pie Mic, sc ttKr- Of every description such
rs Mnlasses and sugar Cookies, Washington Cake Queen
do, Fancy do, Pound do, Sponge do, Spice do lni-
den biscuit, Boston Cream Cake. Loaf Cake drop Cak.
New York Drops Ginger Nuts Finger bread SOFT Gin.
ger Bread, Boston Brown Bread, Sc Also all kinds Of
Bread and Iirs.
Orders by letter or otherwise will b. promptly attended
To- Persons leaving their orders. can have article IA
our line delivered anywhere IN the CITY free n charge.
september ~ SANFORD FithiFr.
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Family Groceries !

Tins department oi the business is always kept
complete, aud consists of
brown sugars OF dlIleren, qualities,
Clarified sugar.
l,clcher's best coffee sugar,
l'el,h.rs pure crushed sugar,
Belcher's genuine pulverisrd sugar,
Plantation nolasses, Of best quality only, in
whole aud hail barrels,
Belcher ssue,f house molusscs,
lslchers golden syrup,
Res, Rio coffee.
Java coffee, toll government, markA
1Ilnck and Green Tens.
take extra pans to procure Chnlcc chops Of
tea, and request good Judges to make trial OF
1t. Mustard, rnssin, ginger, starch. pepper, pl.
nen,o, cloves indigo, uutmcgs, adj, salt, fine
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slO Observation-Disclosures,

1>KOM the subscriber residing ten miles South Of ".
i tiwa In the town oi Grand Rapids la Sale Coun.
~, In April last, COLTS; two year ODDS aud two
ycarugs, at the two year ods 1orc colt, being
bay large sire star In the forehead, little low In the
wrohers rather large head dark manc, tail and feet
the other light bay stud colt, (vh,n csrayvdO white
feet aud small stripe Of white across upper LIP, hand
SOME had til ,earlngs are follows the one horse
colt, between bay aud brown, one hind foot white to
the pa.ter, the white NJ the eye large, d small white
stripe on the upper liz, few white hlrs IN his fore.
head the other bay llrsc oil, star the forehead
the other bay horse colt, star IN the trehca black
mHae and tail, one white lIDd bot to the plsirr, The
above reward will be given for satisfactory Information
al the Whereabouts at the above described colts by ad.
dressing Mr.. furpmiIx ULnu, ~ ottawa, Ia faNe
County. FREDERICK GLENN
Urand Rapids. oct ,9-.ins MICHAEL. McKNARStS
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Hats and Caps.
NEW
WAGON Il CARRIAGE SHOP.

I'nE subscriber would respectfully announce to the
public that he ha- opened shop IN Il aud COM
m"dl"ns building adjoining hi blacksmith shop on Go.
nnhu- street, where Pee will Manufacture and keep
stAntf Tor sale 'll assortment NJ W,GoNs C'RR,GrS
and BuG"n-, made Of the best material and by expert
rucri mechanics, and hc would invite the attention Of
purchaser. To- hi heavy stock II SEASONED LusBtI
hand Believing that u" manufacture article not
inferior 10 III" host made IN The CIV and with dc,rrmi
nation I" give abstraction to the purchaser he would
hct share "i patronage.
JOB WORK aud REPAIRING done To- order and ut
short notice. lSCut. - I'll H. TANNING.
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Country Residence and Farm for sale,

liiE subscriber viii sell his residence, about miles
below Ottawa, the Illinois river, with from sixty to
one hundred and my acres Of land as purchaser. may
desire,
The place has n commodous House, good harm. Corn
lrbs, Ac' young Orchard, ahru, eighty acres under
the plow aud Is every way very desirable location II
i ut all seasons easily accessible from town hy an excel
lent road aud can readily he divided to make two or
more very pleasant residences.
The Stock and Farming Implements now on said farm
VIII U, sold either with the same or separately.
Also l"r safe ~ acres ot Land across the River, being
al oi Section IL that lies South of the Illinois River.
Apply to the subscriber, On the premises or To- j. e.
Chnnnlim, ESQ, Ottawa. t,cl2gl JOHN T.. McGREGOR.
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MISS MINER

Dt- leay" tu inform the ladies Of ottawa and yicni.
- ~, that sie Ia. Iu-t received stock II MILL.
merry GOODS computing al the latest styles Of bon
nets, tHr', Head Drcs-"- Ribbons, Flowers Piups Ac.
ALSO. Silk-, SaIus, Plush velvet and everything in
the line 0i Millinery. Those who way favor her with
call cannot fail Ia be- suited both u price and quality
She has secured the services Of Mrs Parker and Ms.
Sherwood Who will take fIli charge Of Dr,ss Making
Her brc-. and Cloak Pattern. direct from New York
iadi's W. shall be- happy to show you Goods whether
you purchase or not. September ~.
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MILLINERY,

ME- GREGG has just returned with Fall aud
vi Winter stock Of Millinery, which will be- found Mt
her old ahd Wei known stand corner Of Mau and Co
luuhu- streets. Ottawa
She Ia. also connected With The above business Cloak
aud Dress Making, IN at IT, varieties. Dresses Cl0hks,
and Inut Cap. mad" on short notice. 4 variety 81
Dress and CLOAK Trimming. hand, style also,
Lihios cloth. Millinery attended Ia promptly usual
Thankful io' past iayOrs, shc .ucils continuance Of
. The
\ y The brcs. Making D'parmon, viii lee conduct.
. ed bV MIS- ASIA IutIt- stbteuhcr y.
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CROC7lEIeY wan.

Which We hrye purchased Directly from the ..l
porers and manufacturers Tor cash, and IN large
quantitl's, sel'cled with the utmost care so a.
completely ~ supply the wants Of the city and
country. 1t II our IIleution to keep our stock /
all uu!cs !uli anl complete, and We believe we
can make it an object tor all persons 20 procure
from ~ any aud a., articles On our line. Having
established oufselv"- permanently ~ this branch
oi business, It wl be- our rllur :, to deal with
our friends aud customers, that when once ac-
quainird with a., our goods, ana oar prices, they
wli! be- our Cu-tUmcrs always. Our stock con-
nm MN M u. Ii