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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Death of Mr.. Marcy.

.ALBASy, July 6-Mr Marcy's death occurred
AZ the san Souci Hotel al Balston Spa, on Sstur-
day He complained Of pain in the side shortly
aitet breakfast, and walked TO Doctor Moore's,
Out NOT tndlng him, he returned 20 his room a
the motel The doctor came in a few minutes to
see MIN, ana on going 20 his room found Mr.
nacy DEAD, lying on his couch with an open
book ON his breast. He had inst written letter
TO the Hon. John NJ Bolts, OF Virginia
treat preparations are making here for the IN.
neral. The remains will leave for Albany To-
morrow in special train, and will he received
Dy the Burgess Corps and escorted 10 the capitol
MS funeral viii take place on Wednesday from
tue church, where the service will he conducted
oy Rev Drs. Sprague, Hague and Welch
All business viii be suspended. The Common
Council, societies and various notabilities of the
city and vicinity will attend. An invitation has
been sent 10 prominent individual in all the other
cities Of the state. A committee of the Rur,ycss
Corps have the matter I'm hand and there will no
doubt be splendid funeral pageant
The committee Of arrangements this morning
received the following dispatch:
"WAsHTNGToN. July g.
]. Sanderpool. Chairman, Ache Presi
dent and every member OF the cabinet would de-
rive ] mourhfnl satisfaction in attending the
funeral Obseqaies Of their old and valued fTisnd
and companion, and nothing but a pressure oi
important business prevents their Performing the
sad duty Jas BrcHaN.N
Replies 10 invitations TO attend The funeral were
also received from eX- President Fillmore and "a
novernor Seymour, regrettng their inability To
attend Governor kiny, Hons Hamilton Fish
and Washington Hunt have signified their inien-
ton TO be present. Major Gen1 Wool have az
copied the offer To act as grand marshal on the
occasion The hre department held a meeting to-
night and resolved TO turn out in a body
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GEORGETOVN AFFAIRS.
Correspondence Of Tae Star.
GEoReETowN, July n

"koReETowN, July :, 1857.
Quite distressing accident occurred a few
days since at the mill dam of Messrs Berry &
White, which resulted in the death of 4 very
worthy and industrious old gentleman, c,ptaiy,
Ritchey, resident of the First Ward. Washing.
ton. While he was engaged holding the drilf
for another individual who was preparing 10 blast
rock the sledge hammer which was being psaa
in driving the drill few off the handle aud struck
the Captain in the lower part Of the abdomen
causing such serious Internal injuries as TO cans
his death about IL O'Clock Yesterday
AT the time Of closing this letter hundreds of
the citizens OF our own city, Of Washington ana
the surrounding country are winding their way
towards the Georgetown College to witness the
exhibition. The young gentlemen participants
this exhibition will surpass IN point OF interest
any which has preceded il at this institution.
The examination Of the senior department Of
the male department of the Georgetown Schooi
came of Yesterday. in the presence Of several Of
the Board of Guardians and invited guests W.
understand that he exercises generally Were quite.
satisfactory 10 the examining committee OF ,l,a
Guardians, and those in attendance
piece of vicious cruelty occurred a few DAYS
since al the dtstillerv Of Berry q CO. which re-
suited In the very serions of worthy German la
borer about the establishment by the name of
Henry Wagner. Mr.. Wagner il appears had
Charge of the liquor room, where persons are NOT
al liberty TO enter without permission-a black
fellow came in and attempted 10 enter: Mr. NJ
forbid him, and npon the neyro's endeayorino 20
enter by force Mr.. w. took hold OF him when
the negro seized him and threw him with such
violence against portion OF the machinery as TO
break several Of his ribs Mr.. w has been con-
fined 10 his bed ever since. The negro IL slave
and received the just reward of his villany.
Arrived, packet schooner =. q King, Andrews
Philadelphia. To HYDE & Davidson; with mdze:
steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, 20 Hyde
X Davidson.
The packet schooner searsville sails to- dav for
Boston. with full cargo of corn, &c she belong,
To the MessTS. Huntleys' line. y
At Morgan Rhineheart's wharves arrived
schooner Alvarado, Moore, Baltimore puano 10
Morgan Rhinehean; brig Mary Cobb, 300 tons
granite for Treasury Extension. This is the long.
low, black, rakish- looking craft that the heayy
hammering on board OF caused so much alarm 70
some of the denizens about the mouth of the Po-
tomac last spring.
Al Silsbee Ridgley's wharf schooner Mary
Berry MoLun. SPEcrIroR
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By !. G. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer,
MEG Nj PARIS Al 1nE l.DINfHn

k,hEHANT PARlS- MADE CABINET FUR
HoUsE Il9LD EFFECTS. PAIR OF CARRIAGE HoRsEs,
SESbbA9 MIR IiNt iT AT s, y WE'D
the residence of Mr.. de Craner, Secretary of Rus
sIan LEGATION, ON 18TH street, between New York
avenue and II street north, shall self all his Furni-
ture and Effects. which of the most superior
KIND, havng been imported direct from PARIS. We
Suite of solid rosewood carved parlor furniture.
hhlshed IN rich vIole -cOlored velvet plush. com
prising French Sofa, Lounge, two Arm Chairs.
Chairs. ''''
Suite of four French Curtains. 10 match with rich
;, Lace Curtains. Cornice, Gpiit Shades, &c.
a[ o, eiega lTt French Plate Mantel Mirrors
Clock and Candeiabras to match u 'e"'"
Elegant rosewood Centre Table, Etegere, and W.T.
=, ting table style Louis Nv.
Rosewood Fire screens, rosewood Easeis
Gilt Picture Frames. Engravings, &c.
Albums of ketches an RUSSIA and France
Table Ornaments 1'es'ie anu
Suite Of elegant Dining room Furniture, consisting
OF rlcy carved Beaufet Etegeres, oval Extenz
Chars beautiful French wood called T esse
Gage Of Brazilian Birds. French Vases %
Beapt,,iiaIIS decorated French China Dinner and
Rich crystal cut and engraved Glassware
e. frnch G3n ne In maker; Table Cutlery
suite OF walnut ParIor Furniture, finished in green
Walnut seegetsTy and Book case, Writing Tables
Green velvet Easy Chair
Elegant SUITE OF chamber Furniture, consisting of
Slesta Sofa, Easy Chairs, and four side Chairs
finished IN rich figured cashmere. with CuTta ms
and Fires screen to match
Mahogany mirror front and plain Wardrohes
Dressing Cabinets. Washstands, and Commoles
Superior single French Bedsfeads, with fine curled
hair and spring Mattresses
Handsome Toilet Sets, Bedding
Cottage Bedsteads, Wa nut Wardrohes
Bureaus and Washstands
Curled- hair and other Mattresses
Bulsters and Pillows
Brussels, three ply, and Nentian CARPETS
India Mating, Oil Cloth. Rugs
PortloO an6 w Indow Awnings, Bamboo Chairs
Bronze Iron Hat Tree, Hall Furniture
IOgether with general assortment of excellent
Household Effects.
Also, At O'Clock, IN front Of the premises
span oil beautiful Black Carriage Horses s and g
years old, ell Morgan breed, admirably mat ched
sound, kind, and beaut Iful travellers
One four seated Buggy Wagon, with sbafl and
pole. made 10y Lawrence. New York
Double Silver plated Harness
Fur Robes, w oollen and Linen Covers. Whtp Sta
BILE and Gardening Utensils, &c.
me FURNITURE, &c, Is IN excellent condition and
oil The most superior quality. having been selec, Ell mn
farIs with great care and without regard tn COST.
The House will be open for Ins pecton ON Tuesday
the l4th instant, from Ia To 5 o clock.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum n
credit of ca and ~ day for
notes, bearing interest. J. G. MCGTTIRE
" <-C Auctloneer,
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of fierI
lacias on scia lien law issued from the Clerk
once oil the Circuit Court of the District of Colum-
bia Tor the County Of W ashingtun, and TO me "a
rected shall expose To public sale for cash. IN front
oi Inc Court house door of said county, on FIR /
DAY the 18th day OF July, 1857 at IL O'clock, the
following property. to wit:
All defendant right, tlle, claim, and interest IN and
70 the three two story and attic Frame Dwelling
houses and Back Buildings, situated ON Lot No. %,
IN square No. lT IN the City of Washington ID. c..
fronting ~ feet on north street, seized aud eyIed
upon As the property of John - James, and will be
sold to satisfy Judicials No. 2l3 to March term 1887;
Francis Wheatley rs. John =. lanes.
J. ID. HOOVER
je2I-d Marshal for the Dist of Col.
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MADAME MOUNT has prepared by special request
a Salve Tor the cure OF Cancers, which never WAS
known to fail. Also. Cordial for by sentery, Diar-
rhea, and Sumner Complaint which acts as a per-
lect charm 10 arrest all Of these diseases. Also,
Salve for the Piles, ian extract from flower ia SOW
ereign remedy. Give them trial. Like her Con
sumption Destroyer, they may he relied on. She
oilers no article but what has been tested. TO be
had at No. $50 q street, between lth and 18th. Also
at Nairn Pamer's Drug Store, corner 9th street
and Penn. avenue.
The Consumption Destroyer also can be found'in
Alexandra, at MIR. Castleman's Store, on King
street, my sole agent for that place. In Georgetown
M MI. III. A. Newman's, on BrMge street. " n
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STOCQUELER'S BRITISH SOLDIER. an
- anecdotal History of the British Army, VOL,
London. 1857 Sis.
Billiards in Theory and Practice, 10y Capt. Crawey,
vol. London, 1857 with engravings Si.25.
One Hundred Old Glees, Rounds and Catches with
music words, and Planoforte accompanlments,
VOL, London, 1857; Soc.
Hardwcke's Peerage for 1857, | vol; SIC,
Hardwlcke's I}aronetage for 1857, vol: SIC.
Hardwcke's House of Commons for 1857. vol; SIC.
CyclOp2dla of Universal History, vol; London,
1857.
CyclopRdia of the Physical Sciences, by ]. p. Mich
oil, astronomer, VOL. London, 1857.
Universal Dictionary of the English, French Ital-
ian. and German Languages, vol; London,
1857. (jy2) FRANCK TAYLOR
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kOOhS FROM LONDON.-HowItt's Homes
ana haunts OF the English Poets, illustrated; 80.
humphrey Cllnker, 10y Smollett. illustrated: sc.
Peregnne Pickle, by Smoett, illustrated; 81.
History OF Amelia, by Fielding, illustrated; 75c.
Schinderiannes, the Robber Of the Rhine, by
Leltch Richie; SIC. -
Guy Fawkes, 10y Ainsworth; sac,
The Colleglans, 10y Gerald grimm; SIC.
N,.-'hanger Abbey and Persuasion, by Miss Aus
ten; SIC.
lne I'ithe Proctor, by William Carleton: sc
The Emlgrants. by William Carleton: sac. 49,.
The Munster Festival, by Gerald Griffin; $40.
The Rivals, by Gerald Grifhn; sac.
Peterborough, the Mlser, by William Carleton. SSc,
JeS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July Flour is buoyant; sales Of
500 bbls; State So .40a SO CO; Ohio So 5Oas7 So;
Southern s. 2tiaS1 S.
Wheat Is buoyant; sales of :. 900 bushels; 80
bushels; mixed S3Sc
Pork is unsettled; mess Sa0 50aS2O 65 Beef -
quiet and unchanged. Lard il steady at l3aIIxc
Whisky is heavy; Ohio Bike.
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FITS AND FEVER ANDAGUE.-1O Those 1ch o lore
h,rr Fstor BfingS.-I have a remedy (purely veg
siable lfor Feverand Ague Fits and Failing Sickness,
which has never been known Ia fail Ii as pleasant
aud as cheap,as is efcacious. Any person who will
send me the Names and directions To the re sdences,
OF ten individuals sick of Consumption, or any dis,
ease OF the Chest or Lungs or suffering from bro
ken down and shattered Cons tutOn, will as
for making and admin stering this wonderful Medi-
cine Address. DIR. TRACY DELoRME, New York
Post Office lie e. Inn
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Seizure of n SLAYER

NEW YORK, July THE bark Panchita ar
rived here to-day in charge Of a British officer.
from the River Congo, where she was seized as
SLAYER by the English ship-of-war Sappho
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By ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS A.

HIGHLY VALUABLE U!LDING LOTS AT
H THE CORNER OF NORTH l. STREET AND llrH
STREET WEST. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
July 10th, at SIX o'clock, on the premises shall sell
Cushing's subdivision of original Lots 2 s. and T. i'm
Square No. 34l, follows Four lots having front
OF . ieet each on north l. street at the corner of
nth street west, and running back 1874 feet each TO
l6 feet each to is feet alley, and containing $500
square feet each.
Also, four lots fronting q feet inches on 18th
street west, between l. and NJ streets NORTH and
square feet each.
These are probably the most eligible and beautiful
building locations for sale that desirable part of
the city. The /. street lots front beautiful res
ervation formed by the intersection of Massachu-
setts avenue. and have been improved by handsome
SHADE trees.
plat of the subdivision will lie exhibited at the
sale.
Terms One fourth cash; the residue IN SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months. with interest," secured
by deed Of trust ON the premises.
~ Cd JAS. G. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
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ACCideuts

B"sIoy, July 6.-At Swampcott Henry Scales
and William Draper Were dangerously injured
on the 4th by the bursting of a cannon. and man
was killed in SOmerville from the same cause =
AT the Eastern depot a man named Mining wss
run over by the cars and killed.
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IN SECOND HAND PIANOS, RANGINGIN
~ price from Sl8 To Sis, just received-1--
from Baltimore. They are very good.
Also, Is beautiful new PIANOS in store' . 81
recently received from Boston.
new. "
Remember our number is SIG. near 10th street. he
tween SIN ana ioth' JOHN. F. ELLIS.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, July :. Stocks are higher and
active; Chicago and Rock Island g3S: III Central
railroad rs; Michigan Southern AK; n York
central M; Pa. Coal Co. ", Reading Railroad
=; Va. 6s sly.
Sterling exchange firm
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Latest from Utah

ST. Louis, July 6.-The Deseret Neues Of Nav
9TH announces the return Of Brigham Young TO
salt Lake City, after an absence Of sixteen DAYS
The harvest prospects Of the Territory were
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BALTIMORE. July :

BALTIMORE July 7-Flour Is dropping; How
ard street S7aSe l2k
Wheat IS unchanged red 81 ?0al n Corn IL
quiet; white stIaesc yellow ssaolc
WI lHky is dull; City - Nc; Ohio 3Ic
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lie l0-oawSd


GALE OF BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
CAND IGARS.-On WEDNESDAY, MORNING,
July 9Th. commencing ut IL O'Clock, shall sell, AT
the store of X. ID. rweedy ON Pennsy lvania avSnue
between NInth and Tenth streets, (south side,l his
entire stock Of BTandes, Wines, Liquors, and CT
gars. In which included
Choice brands of Nj article, Henncssy London Dock
and other Brandies
Champagne, Claret, Hook, Port, Sherry, and Ma
deIra w ines
Very superior Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskey
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, and Cigars
Fixtures Of Store, &c.
I he above Liquors will he gold in wood and glass,
and are of superior quality. Terms cash
jy cd JAS. &. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer
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Boy Drowned Will. Ra,biu.

NEWARK, n J., July S A boy named K-ar.
ney, aged about twelve years, belonging 10 East
Newark, was drowned while bathing this even
ing, near the railroad bridge
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Factory Burnt.

TROY, n. V, July 5-The woollen Mills ~
the Troy Woollen Company at Abba, was burnt
Yesterday, involving loss of S5OUOO on which
there Is an insurance TO the amount of $50 OU
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Fatal ARRAY i'm New Bedford

New BEDFORD, Mass, July 5-A man named
David Morton was fatally stabbed here last nipbt
when engaged in an ARRAY with a Mr. Cunning
ham. The latter has been arrested
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Monument 10 Henry CIax

LEXINGTON, Ky, July 5-The corner stone OF
the Clay monument was laid with imposing cere-
monies on the Fourth. The display of the mill
tary and Masons was very imposing. Rev DR.
Breckenridge was the orator OF the occasion.
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Particulars OF the Fire I'm H.vtI. kc.

NEW loRK, July BY an arrival here, the
report OF the disastrous nre in II Domingo 4.
confirmed. Ii broke ont about midnight ON tb,.
l2th OF June, and destroyed l0O houses and store.
The loss is estimated al 81 ,OO0,VO
The same vessel reports that salt Is abundant st
inagua and Fortunes Islands, at ten cents per
bu>hel r.
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LYON's MAGNETIC POWDER, for the determination
OF bedsuss, C1ekToaches, Moths, Ants, and Mos.
Nice, for sale, wholesale and RETAIL at Shllllngton's
OdeOn Building, corner Of AZ street, and PennsyI
Vanea avenue. n
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Riot in Dptroit.

DETROIT, July Ga row occurred here last
evening. in which deputy sherifis Small and Aus
tin received severe injuries, from the effects of
which MIR. Small died this morning. The latter
is in a precarious condition. Twelve arrests were
made
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Marine Disaster.

ST. JOINS, y. F., July 6.-The ship William
Rogers, of Bath, foundered at sea June 2lst and
eleved of the crew Were lost The remainder
have arrived at this place
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warren REruRNs.-Western Lock up Con
molly, drunk and disorderly fine and costs, 81 "A
Sam'l II Barron, do; dismissed. George Pom
erOy, do; fine and cost, 80 A. Peter G. Carrico
do; do, S3 Andrew Dougherty. do; do
Central Guafd-House-JnO. Kennels, colored
disorderly; fine and costs. S244.
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DIED.,

On the 5th instant, p. A. DESAULES, aged Sc
years.
On the 9Th instant, Mrs. MARY A. JORDON,
wife Of ichard l.. Jordon. .-'E+ f
In Brooklyn, N. J., this morning, Mrs. REBEC-
CA NJ, wife of o. Bradford (of the Associated
fress and recently O this city aged about twenty,
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NOR OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.

The Steamer MARYLAND will, on the 9th of
July, commence running regularly to N-S.S
ths above places, leaving Washington saiitslN
NESDAY and SATURDAY at O'Clock M Re
tn turn will leave Norfolk every MONDAY and
THURSDAY at o'clock p. H.
She will touch, going and returning. at OLD
POINT, PlNEI POINT, BLACkISrONE'S
I'D, and the usual landings on the PotOmac
Passage: Including meals, to Old Point and Nor
folk, FIVE DOLLARS.
je D-tr WM MITCHELL
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European Mails.
'altimore Markets.

NEW YORK, July The European mails by
The steamer Persia, will be closed this evening az
seven n'clock Y
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HNAKE NOTICE.

0O00-REWARD.-S from the Kirkwood
2HVO House, on Thursday July 3D.. 1857, one
Gold Watch set with diamonds. value Sl20; 8 Gold
Matches Patent levers) value Slo0 each 5 Gold
Watches, double cases, value $50 each ; one Fifty
dollar Bank bill, one of the New Orleans Banks;
one Bank bill for 30 Francs. Bank of France. The
above reward will be given for the recovery of the
articles, upon delivesy to the kirkwnOd House.
VISIT
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DEAD.-A large portion of the citizens Of Wash
ington, as we'll as all its colored population, will
griVe TO learn that Andrew Footc, the 90 well
KNOWN hickman, died this morning, having been
,ahen SIC only last night, We hear lie was well
known TO all residents of this citu ~ r !" ~,
most upright, industrious, worthy and intelligent
coioied men IN this community He deserved
ana enjoyed the respect and confidence of thou
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY TOMORROW MORNING

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
DOR SALE AT AUCTION ONE OF THE
l. MOST DESIRABLE PIECES OF PROPERTY IN THE
cITY.-In pursuance of power Of sale contained in
the last will and testament of the late Gotteb c,
Grammer. duly proved and recorded in the Orphans
Court for the county of Washington, d. C.. the sub
scrIber will sell on the premises. on TUESDAY, the
eth instant, at O'Clock p NJ, Lot No. IS square
No. 300. in this city: This very valuable property
situated in Of the most attractive and rapidly
improving parts Of the city. Ii fronts 50 feet on the
west side of Vermont avenue: between II and I
streets north and runs hack ~ feet containing 1850
dwelling, occupied nv Mr.. A. r.. lie Merle.
Terms One-thrd cash; balance in 6, IL, and IS
months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale.
deed given and deed of trust taken. Title indis
putable CHRISTOPHER GRAMMER,
J. r.. GRAMMER,
trustees for heirs of the late Gotteb c. Grammer.
Je S-d A. GREEN, AuciInneeT.