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FARM 1esaa SAL-s-IHrandng change residence,
Fresh nasies country Maryland
hHpdsn Of land thee hundred and f of which
Of Improvement tad down and under
the pinug and there m ~ beautiful growth OF wood
II well enclosed and sbdvidsd ample supply
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
PERSONAL,

80. The Hon. Mr.. Hendricks, Commission
err of the General Land Office, returned to
Washington last evening, and this ming re-
sumed the discharge Of his official duties.
zee. Hon. Mr.. W estbrook, a member of the
last United States House of Representatives,
from New York, is in Washington, and stops
at the Ebbitt's House.
80. During the week past, 6, 555 foreign i'm
migrants arrived at New York, on board YES
sells from British and German ports, bringing
with them in cash money to the amount Of
S245075, or an average Of thirty eight dollars
for every man, woman and child The real
amount of cash means is thought to be much
larger, as it is said to be a we'll ascertained
fact that the German immigrants do not re-
port all they bring with them.
.... The reported fatal duel near Savannah
turns out to have been exaggerated. Neither
party, 1T is said, was seriously injured.
.... Gen. Cas- has purchased the premium
pair Of horses exhibited at the State Fair of
Michigan, for thousand dollars.
80. The case of Alderman Herrick, tried
for bribery, was brought to conclusion on
Thursday evening, in New York The jury,
after three hours deliberation, failed to agree
upon verdict, and we're discharged by the
Court 1t is reported that they stood eight
for acquittal and four for conviction.
80. The Hon. C. W. Whipple, Justice of
the Supreme Court of Michigan, died in De-
troit on the Gath instant.
.... The Hon. C. c. Washburn, the Repre-
sentative in Congress from the Mineral Point
District Wisconsin, is now lying dangerously
i'll of congestion of the liver, at Galena.
80. There is young lady in Nashau, N.
H., who makes nothing of walking sixteen
miles before breakfast OF course she is ruddy,
attractive and hearty.
80. Rachel does not appear to make q very
profound impression in Boston-after all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-27

THE EXHIBITION National Agricultu-
raj Exhibition at Boston, on Thursday, was
successful beyond all expectation, the number
present being estimated at from 10000 to
100000 persons. The receipts were over $50
600. A great many could not get in on ac-
count Of the inability Of the ticket takers to
collect their tickets. The show commenced
with grand cavslcGde Of truckmen, between
six and seven hundred, making magnificent
appearance.
Then came an exhibition Of the various
classes of horses among them the blood hor-
ses Logan, Fashion and Matchless-and also
an exhibition of splendid blood stock. In the
afternoon there was trOt in which eight hor-
ses took part, for purses of $500 and 500,
Genesee, a New York horse, won the first
prize, and Kate Miller the second Genesee
won the first two and fourth heats Time:
2:3S, 2:39t and 2421. When the last heat
came off, Vim. Woodruff, of New York, driver
of Young America, broke his rein, and the
horse dashed against the rail and into the
crowd, throwing his driver and smashing the
gig, but he was finally captured without &C.
riOus harm to any one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-27

BEAUMoNT's TYPE DISTRIBUTING MACHINE.
On Thursday We witnessed the operation OF
this machine, and after pretty thorough ex-
animation of its workings, are convinced of
its practical utility in large printing establish
ments. Each machine will distribute but one
size Of type; but the inventor says that they may
be so constructed as to be easily adapted to the
different sizes Of small type. If worked by
hand, one man or boy can distribute $4,000
ems per hour, and with scarcely possibility
Of an error of a single type; whereas by the
usual process of hand distribution, 5000 ems
are about the average. The machine can be
worked by steam, and one man can then at
tend to three Of them, making the total distri-
of Com.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-27

ANOTHER Ism DEAD.-A year or two ago,
the people of Wisconsin embraced among
other lsnas anti-hangingism, and forthwith
abolished the penalty of death. Since then,
murders and assaSsinations have increased to
fearful extent in the State, and, what il
strange, some of the populace who held up
their hands in holy horror at the idea of exc
outing criminal according to law, did not
hesitate, in two cases recently, to hang them
in violation of the express statute Of the State,
by resort to Judge Lynch. The deliberate
murder, however, Of Mr.. Adams, the banker,
at Milwaukee, few days ago, is likely to be
the final end of anti-hangism. The papers of
the State are demanding that the ensuing
Legislature shall restore the death penalty, in
defiance of the denunciations of modern re-
formers.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, Oct. q, 1855.

oEOhekToNN, Oct. "a lo90s
We yesterday saw at the machine shop and
foundry of Mr.. William Duvall, model of the
plan invented by Mr.. d. for Mr.. Ray, to be
used at the coal depot of Mr. R. in our city,
for the purpose of unloading coal from canal
boats, and loading vessels; which is agreeable
to our judgment about such matters, perfect
in all its parts, and admirably adapted to the
purposes for which it is intended This plan
of Mr.. ID s is very simple in its construction,
and combines all the elements of strength and
durability, and easily repaired in case at any
time any portion of it should accidentally get
out of order. The plan consists of boats con-
structed with several stuffed movable cylin-
ders passing down through the centre or bot
tom of the boat, these cylinders when the boat
enters the dock to be unloaded, are pushed
down through packed (water-tight) boxes or
valves in the bottom of the dock (which ex-
tends over the wharf,) and the coal passes di-
rectly through the cylinders on the revolving
carriers, and discharged either into the spout
leading to the hole Of the vessel, or upon any
part of the wharf where it may be desired
In case a vessel is to be loaded when there
Is no boat unloading, a number of sliding doors
are placed along the water front of the wharf
upon each of which there is attached q spout,
which is moved by the vessel while loading
just to suit her position. Each of these spouts
are so constructed that the coal, when de-
posted in it, can be weighed or measured
while on its passage to the hold of the vessel,
in any quantity, from fourth of ton or less
upwards. Quite a number of plans have been
submitted to Mr.. Ray, but we learn from COM
potent judges that all Of them fall far short of
Mr.. Duvall's in their practicability or adap-
tation to the purpose. Mr.. Duvall feels very
confident that by his plan he can unload from
twelve to twenty boats per day and load from
four to eight ordinary size vessels. From all
we can learn, there Is very little if any doubt
about the plan of Mr.. d. being adopted. We
may also remark that by this plan a cargo Of
any kind of grain can easily be discharged
from one of the boats, without any danger of
getting wet or sustaining any other kind of
damage. SPECTATOR.
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EXCEEDINGLY INTERESTING TO La.
DIES AND GEHTLEMEN.

LNVANS, 236 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
IA has just received large assortment OF Ladies'
FURS, OF all qualities and varieties, well worthy
the attention OF that class Of purchasers. They
will find articles in that branch of his business
exactly suited TO their wants and tastes. The as
sortment is indeed very beautiful.
q He has, too, made ample provision 90
Il = for gentlemen and youths, and TO dayS
SintrOduced the new stJ les OF N. York -
HATS, both silk end felt, together with CAPS,
o. various qualities and varieties.
He has, too, a large assortment Of Children s
Wear, such CAPS and FANCY HATS, Sc
lec,ed with extreme care.
Having made his purchases Of the manufactur-
for cash. he is enabled TO sell his goods least
twenty per cent cheaper than similar articles have
heretofore been procured, or can now be obtained
in this market. He, however, in view Of those
advantages, demands the money in hand, a re-
quest which, under the circumstances, will not be
deemed unreasonable. &C T-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-27

HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN URBANA-The Ohio
State Journal relates the following
" On Friday week, Judge Williams, of Union
county, at one time Associate Judge of that
county, while in a state of intoxication, seated
himself on the railroad track in the vicinity
of Urbana, and was knocked off the track by
q freight train, and his foot crushed in such q
manner that smputation had to be resorted to
the same night. We learn that Judge Will
liams died, day or two after the accident, in
consequence Of the injuries received ct the
time. 1t is due to the engineer of the train to
say that when he found the person would not
leave the track, he reversed his engine and
jumped of, and endeavored to run ahead of
his machine to save Mr.. Williams, but missed
it by not more than two steps. The Judge
leaves a wife and children to mourn theirloss -
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New MUsIC.-We have received from Mr..
George Hilbus, agent, corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and Eleventh street, La Donnae Mo-
bile, from the opera Ricoletto, arranged fol
the piano, and dedicated to w. &. Metzerotti
Esq, by Carlo Moretti. Both the Italian
words and an English translation are given.
lode to Odd-Fellowship," dedicated to the
patriarch of the Order, Thomas Wildey; the
words by Lewis f. Thomas, and the music by
W. Bergman.
The Congressional Polka" by Joseph
Ascher. The above named pieces are hand
somsIy embeIlished.
The Belle SchOtiseh, u beautiful produc.
ton, by W. Bergman, and dedicated to a
young lady Of this city e..
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r. By an arrival at st. Louis from Fort
Laramie We learn that winter had set in with
unusual severity in the northwestern region.
The court martial at Fort Laramie, tor the
trial of Capt Howe, had been dissolved with
out action, in consequence Of some irregularity.
Col. Sumner, with seven companies of cav
airy, was eu route for Fort Laramie.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived at Indepen-
dedce, Mo with dates to the LIST of October.
GaIlegos has been elected delegate to Con-
gress.
2 A satisfactory treaty had been made with
the Apache Indians.
Col. Brooks and Capt Ewell would leave
soon for the States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-27

a REMARKABLE CASE.-The Auburn IN
y American states that joel Schoonover, a
man ninety eight years of age, was sentenced
in that city recently to two years imprison-
ment in the State Prison for the crime Of arson.
he having been convicted of burning no less
than three barns belonging to near relatives
children, it is said. lie eXults in the commits
sion Of the deed, which consigns him to the
cOnVict's cell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-27

The FIRST TELEGRAPH DIspATCH.-It is
stated that the Connecticut Historical Society
have in their possession, for preservation, the
first line sent over the Magnetic Telegraph in
America. The graphic question, {" What hath
God wrought" was the first connected sem
tence, dictated by Miss Annie &. Ellsworth,
now Mrs. Smith of Indiana, daughter of Hen
ry L. Ellsworth, Esq. 1t was sent from Wash
ington to Baltimore, to Professor Morse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-27

YELLOW FEvEE.-We have nothing ad-
dinonal from Norfolk and Portsmouth con.
cerhing the yellow fever; the papers of those
cities saying but little about it, regarding the
disease as having well-nigh exhausted itself.
occasionally, new case is reported in Nor
10ik' bu: In Portsmouth, they are entirely free
from II. The refugees from both places are
rapidly returning home, notwithstanding thev
are warned against it by the papers of that
region.
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WThe Front Royal Gazette sars: A:

Saturday night train on the Manassas Gar
Railroad was coming up it encountered near
the bridge over the Shenandoah river, q large
rock, which some miscreants had placed there
Fortunately it was thrown off by the cow
catcher, otherwise there can be no doubt blu,
loss Of life would have been the consequence,
for the embankmont is quite high at thai
place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-27

IL Those who require Job Printing of any
description, and Book Binding in any style
whatever, will now find our facilities for the
execution of such work unsurpassed in this
city, and our prices very reasonable. Give
the Star office a call. Counsel before the
Claims Court should cOnfde the printing of
their briefs to US.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

For this week, is, as usual, highly entertain
ing, being filled with the latest intelligence of
both foreign and domestic character, and
with short stories, anecdotes, and whatever
else is calculated to delight and instruct the
general reader. Terms, 81 .25 year, or three
ccrts a single number.
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PART II
/. Grand Concerto in minor, Plano avec
Quartet accept. OPP. -. Carl ". Won Weber
Piano, NJ lie de Boye; VioliI cello, Prof All
rend; LIST violin, Prof r Wagner; I'd VIC
lin, Prof. Weber; Tenor, Prof G. Aria
Basso. MIR. J. Wagner
2. Infants Prayer ....................V. NoveIIo
Solo soprano, Mrs Van P,rrv
3. (a) La Serensde Of Sc: ubert. arranged
ol .-.....--....-.---.--..-. l.iSfZ
(bD La Melancholie. hy Prume 1900. Pmme
Solo NiOlincello, Prof Ahr-nd
4. Duo Concertante sur lie motifs de VIM.
Tell Osborne and De Beriot
Piano, Nj lie oe Boye; viOlincello, Prof Ahrend
The Piano on this occasion is from the celebra-
ted Chlckering Mandatory, and kindly loaned
by MIR. X. Davis.
Tickets 50 cents-to be had at the principal Mu
sic and Book Stores and Hotels. Reserved Seats
I'm cents extra; may lie secured at hr. Davis's
Music Store, where plan of the n all can be seen.
Ushers will be In attendance at the door Of the
Hall.
UJDoors open AZ a quarter before :, and per
formance commence at quarter 10 O'Clock.
O-No postponement o. account Of the wealth
er. &C 1851
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Posi- once, Washington, ID
October 81. 1875

Remaining in the Posi- once, Washington, u. C.,
October 81, 1855
TOrdered to be advertised in the " EreniRg
STAR agreeable TO the following section Of the
Post Office Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation OF any daily paper pub
lished in Washington
SEC. S. And be IL further enacted, That the
list of letters remaining uncalled for In any post
office in any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter be pub
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hare I'll. ldrgeu
circulation within the range of the delivery Of
said Office, to be decided by the postmaster at
such office
e1Persons applying letters In the following list viii
please say they ADVERTISED.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.-FANCY NO.

GREAT ATTRACTIONS FANCY NO.
VI tions.-Win be opened to-day a very~-Nss
beautiful assortment Of G7$Sav
Fancy Head Dresses N
Rachel Talmas and Hoods
Embroidered Dress Caps
Fancy do
Mourning do
French Flowers and Feathers
Plush and velvet Dress Trimmings
MORE Antique and Moss do.
Evening Ornaments for the Hair
And the finest lot Of Embroidcries to be found
In the market and at the most reasonable prices TO
which we invite the Ladies generally and our
customers particularly. Some who have been
waiting win now find them open. All we want
is the ladies 10 call, feel confident the most
fastidious will he pleased, at A. TATE'S,
34 Pa. avenue, between 10th and 18th SITS.
or 27-eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-27

NEW PURLICArIoNs-"Th The Curse Of the
'h,ase, and the Happiness of Being Rich, ~
by Ii. Conscience, translated from the Elem.
iSn' ana " Pictorial Bible Stories for the
SOung-oOth from the press of j. Murphy &
Co. Baltimore and handsomely bound and
liiustrated-are the names of two volumes
wnl ', nave been laid on our table by Colonel
Shillington.
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SANTA ANNA AT ST.. THOMAs-Dates from
st. Thomas to the 9th instant have been re-
ceived. Santa Anna and his daughter, with
a numerous suite, were there, and had recently
been visited by the Governor, the American
Consul, and all other dignisaries on the island
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CYThe State central committee of the or-
ponents of eprohibitory liquor law, appoint
cd by the n. Y. State convention of the 18th
of June, have issued an address calling upon
all their friends and the liquor dealers asso
citation throughout the State to vote for the
whole Democratic Soft She'll ticket.
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MISS ELIZA LOGAN.-Strange incidents some
times occur in the life of an actor or actress
One evening last week, while Miss Logan wa.
performing in the " Hunchback," at the Al.
bany theatre, and just as she said, "Clifford
why don't you speak to me ?" one of the spec.
tators replied, in an audible voice, "Do, Cliff
ford; would if she'd talk to me in that way. D