davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
To ALI Whom it May

EtONCERS--Alt pernns liable under an act OF the
u tagisif trrc Of 1858. entitied " An Act prnyi-
yorees and nesihs," Al proved April 2oh, isis, are
hsfeb, no,ihed to record such sarrHgs, hrb. di-
voioe, ~ death at the County R.cordrr's once. IN
nrcordsncs with such law, or h will be- enforced
against tueh psVlies ~ ncRlecfinR az refusing. l
JNo. y. KIMMEL, County Recorder.
OroviIie, July u, ir5s. n
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Sheriff Sale.

kf VIRTUE OF AN FXErTrIpN ISSUED
a. out n the District Court Of the Fifteenth in
s. i'isirirt IN and for the County of tuiie. md
-. - ~ altfurnia. tn me directed ani delivered.
Ian' ehding NE tO make the sum Of three hundred
,Fs' h'a-irg interest Of tie rate of tree ner
s.., tfr moth ", n the day or lune A. u 50
49,, tef Frd N" su'n of thirt, three SOL N dollars
a. of sth ard all arcr'inr costs on snid an.
yIsni,h w e. ALIEN s Plaintiff ant F.. T. DEN-
80 !. neen"ant. 7 have levird pDon and " ~
~ Public sal to the hie' est bill ter for c'sh.
80 'ouri IIouse d or in The town az broviln.
t'y and State aforesaid. On Mondav the 27d day
gust A u. 1875. nj . - O'clock VI NJ said .
-. ne right. tt'e ard interest OF the nbnve name
~ "sni In md tn all that certain piece or parc
ho stnni'd in The town OF ororiiIP. connty ni
-. Anf state NJ California and laid down IN the
- W ~ plan of sad town of ofoville now On h'e in
: pn~es'Eer's ON Of Rutie county - loi No.
a,s No. !. being at the south We, cor nj
q, enc N'ar sire II. an r.. nting 60 feet on Nv
IN er' AID 80 feet on pri street. tog-thdr with
80. shsn'a' the 'enAments. hereFtanents ard ap-
ssr.lrse-s thereunto belonging or in any wise sp-
~ -. %. Plum Sheriff Butte County
-'ea oroville Augu.' 81 A. p isss.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Notice.

Ii sn RFs ~ TIE UNION MINING COW
rary m vhcn the assessr.ents 'or Nav June
~ 1Hiv 1858. remaining nn'sit will he sold al
:, .hN'h R"r Tor said ksSA>sIn"nts m IN" 2b'h dav
NaFrst 1859 ~ nne o'clock r. v - nav said as
TN. ~ o.rr,p.Tt g.. = n Co
fa'rh-d rar Iulv - Ist5
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MONUMENT FESTIVAL.

AS our German fellow citizens are aware. a mum
ber of our fellow countTsmen an New York some
time ago united IN the laudShe purpose of erecting
MOnu'nt mt IN honor of that worthy man and ster
lung patriot, the mefted iIeners S'euben. TO those
who are not familiar with the services rendered ~
that noble hearted stranger dudng the Revolution
aLy Msr It needs Only to extract few inos from
him the of his resignation of the command Of
the Army, and which reads a. follows:
:" Although have taken frequent opportunities,
IN public and private. Of ackEow ed ing yOLr great
zeal, attention and abilities III performing the duties
moment of my public ufe tn sEniv the strongest
terms, my entire appreciation of y"mr conduct, and
to express sense of the obligation the public
under 70 you for your faithful and msrItOnOus ser
vices"
In order to cooperate with the Central Commit
tee OF New York, we. the German citizens Of
Washington. have come To the conclusion To csle-
bTata Steubsn Festival of our oV II. sad If
sendIr gifts Ia our brethren IN New York, aud 10
deliver the proceeds from Inc saIre To The New York
Committee IA due time. We had hardly started our
object INTO puhiIo notice. when we were happy 10
perceive that IT was evsr where received with
of doubt but that GA the day ofrhe Festival, MON
DAY, the Nth instant, the inhabitants of the DIS
which ever occurred IN this latitude. We are con
hdeE' that not only all of German brethren will
paiticlpafe. bur ifat numbers of our American lei
low citizens WILL likewise he ready tn show lea.ty
"a the creed ard inheritance of their fathers. and Of
mat pc tanh "l strangers VINO assisted them IN
their desperate ANA protIacted struggle for Liberty
and independence.
Abingdon CustIs's) Spring has been selected as
The spot where The Festival Will Ice held, ami full
programme of the procession. ceremonies, amuss-
ments. aud performances of tho day, will be pub
Ished IN tbs morning and evening papers from to-
morrow until next Montay, the 18th instant
1lcSet can he had at all the principal American
and German hotels and restaurants.
by order of
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
and the Committee on Printing and Invitations.
H. All civil and military organizations desIrous
OF joining the procession will report ~ the HeaR-
quarters OF the Central Committee, at J. Gerhard's,
Mary and avenue.
jy p If Unon please copy.D
1 MANUAL OF APPLIED MECHANICS
n By WIN. J. vi. RHnkne, l.. l.. d., G.. r., &C.,
with numerous diagrams; price - ~. For sale by
TAYLOR Il MAURN,
y "a Bookseller, near 9TH 81.
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IL The corner stone of the new Masonic
Temple, to be erected in Cincinnati at the cor
ner of Third and Walnut streets, was laid on
Thursday with appropriate ceremonies The
fraternity turned out on the occasion in imposing
numbers. Hon. Beilamy StOrer was the orator
Harmony Lodge, No. =, under whose auspices
the temple will be erected, was instituted in the
year 1871, and is the oldest lodge in Cincinnati
The ground was bee ueathed to them by William
Mcmillan. The temple will cost $50, 600 and
will be completed during the next wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24

IL Dates from Santa Fe to the LIST of July
have reached Independence, Mo. The surveying
party on the Canadian river report splendi ID
country, and every way suitable for the con,truc-
ton OF railway. The mail party were not mo-
Tested by the Indians. Some Of the spring trains
had arrived at Santa Fe. The grass on the route
was never better.
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FROM KANsAs.-The Kansas Herald states that
Mr.. Calhoun has issued certificates of election to
all those elected under the LecOmpton constitu-
ton. The free State members from Laavenyorth
county receive certificates and this gives that
party majority in both branches of the Legis-
latuTe The returns Of the State officers will be
made to the Legislature, with whom the whole
subject rests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24

IL The bill for organizing the Northwest
Of British America, under Governor and Coun.
Gil, has just been introduced in the British Par
Lament, by Sir Bulwer LYtton. The designa-
ton New Caledonia" hitherto borne by these
territories. will continue, and they are TO com
prise all the country bounded to the South by the
frontier Of the United states to the East by the
watershed between the streams that fow into
the Pacific Ocean, and those which flow into the
Atlantic and lev oceans; to the North by the 55tb
parallel Of North latitude, aud to the West by the
Pacific Ocean, including Queen CharIotte,s
Island and all other islands adj Jac-nt EXCEPT Van
cOuver's Island. The latter, however 49, he
included at any time hereafter, a requesNseing
presented by its existing local Legislature.
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IL The Baltimore American, says we learn
that Messrs. J. B Brinkley, VIM }. Bryson, B
Deford, and J. Irwin Smith, Directors on the
part of the city in the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, on yesterday rendered to Mayor
Swan designations of their commission as Di-
rectors. IL is understood that this step war taken
alter general meeting OF the city directors, and
a failure among themselves to agree upon united
line of policy. The resignation of several others
Is spoken OF as probable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24

IL Michigan is the first to inaugurate an Ao-
ricultural College AS yet it has only accommo-
datiOns for one hundred students At the com.
mencement Of the present term there were but
twenty-eight vacancies, while ninety-three appli-
cants appeared and were examined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24

IL Boston was visited with a very severe
storm Thursday afternoon 7 he lightning struck
In several places, doing but little damage how
ever. In Cambridge ii struck in seven different
places. In Old Cambridge IL entered the house
of Mrs. Mullins, killing her instantly aud seri.
ously iBjuring Elizabeth Beckett. The latter
will recover. The lightning also badly damaged
the house of Mr.. Hurnewell, and severely burnt
one Of its inmates, Miss Donas. A man named
John kinney, in harness shop in Cambridge
port, was b; hy burnt by the lightning. The
schooner Amos Hooper, Of Ellsworth, Maine
had her mainsail split and her gait topsafl burnt
besides receiving other damage A number of
buildings were also damaged at Someryille
Chelsea and other neigLboring towns; but we
hear Of no further fatalities. -Four buildings 4,
RoxburY were struck and considerably damaged
in one of which a Mrs. Conner was seriously in.
Jursd
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~ Di Livlngstone had arrived, at the latest
news, at the Cape Of Coed Hope.
III The ship Great Republic has been char.
tered to 20 out to San Francisco, with coal. at
Sl2 per ton. 0o1'' -
IL One thousand bbls -four are contracted
Tor In Cincinnati, to be delivered In September.
at % per bbl., by parties In Indiana.
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iD-A duel was fought near Vicksburg, Miss,
on Thursday, between MIR. Nc Ardie, editor of
the True Southerner, and Mr.. Partridge. editor
of the Wing. The weapons were pistols, at ten
PAGES. Partridge was wounded in the ankle at
the irst FIRE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24

III Cincinnati is now the largest horse mar
ket in the United States, and during one week
lately SAC, 600 worth of horses Were sold >, m.
various stables.
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PERSONAL.

go. Rev. Chas. Mason. ID ID Rector of Grace
Church, in Boston, is soon to sail for Europe
49,: Chevdlier J. &. HuIsemann, the Austrian
Minister, is spending the summer at Nahant.
-. Hon. ] Il. ID. Fuller, Second Auditor of
the Treasury Department, and family, reached
this city last evening.
80. Hon. Joseph r. Chandler United states
Minister to Naples, left Philadelphia on Thurs
day for New York, en- route for his post of duty.
Mr. Dllman, who is now in London has
engaged Miss Picolomia for the zpproachiuy
opera season. and is in treaty with MIR. Guglini,
the distinguished tenor.
-. James Barbour, of Cnlpeper county, Va,
declines allowing the Of his name in con
nection with the governorship, thinking that the
West is entitled to furnish the next
-. Rev sMr Weston declines the EpScopate
%; Texas, on the ground of the misapprehenNion
under which he was elected as TO his being a
his actual antecedents in their bearings upon
Southern principles and Institutions.
go. The Virginia Sentinel mentions the sud
den deceaSe. on the 2Ist instant of Gen WIN F.
Gordon, at his residence in Albemarle county,
Va GeIeral Gordon AZ one time represented the
Albamarle district in Congress, and was the
of!Glnal mover or the sub treasury bill in the
House of Representatives.
Tie Paris CORES pondent of the London
FINES saws: MarcoIita the representative
Of ;he Costa kican and NicaragUan States in Paris
AID London, has presented his credentials 10 the
French Government, and vii! be received by the
Emperor on his return from Plombieres NJ
MdrcolI'a leaves for London Tomorrow, to present
his credentials there -
-. The Courier des Flats Unis says that
Nine AiOn"uX- Rivere, the person married
Last year by Riviere, has also been in New York
lor tw" or three days. Having withdrawn to Il
convent IN Philadelphia, she has left it tempo
rdr NV 10 Vlndlcdte her position, on which the
assert ION of Rivere mi" Int create some doubt
The papers she has prod uced, and the honorable
testimonials That sustain her, place her identity
and the validity of her marriage beyond all s,is-
plclon. She is fine looking and intelligent
woman but shows traces of the suftrriuos throuob
which she has passed"
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~ WORTHY OF NOTICE. now take
- pleasure IN announcing To the people of the
Nav1 Yard that have jrst received n fine supply
OF Imported and Domestic DIS Goods. Hosiery, &c,
which offer to sell at less prices than thew be
obtained In any store an the city. To secure and
retain custom. strict attention wall hereafter lie pa
To keeping up the assortment. All Goods will be
warranted as to their quality. Please call and ex
anime before purchase Hs elsewhere.
ISAAC BARR, Proprietor.
At Mr.. RapettI's Old Stand, street, between nh
and 9Th streets. ~ u A.
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once


NOTICE 20 PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTs
Every perf on entitled to the right OF pre- mption
to any OF the lands within the townships and parts of
townships ABOVE enumeraie Is required tn
The same to the satisfaction of the register and r,
cever OF the proper land office. and make payment
hsrcOre as soon as practicable after seeing thiS
mencement of the public sale of the lands embrac-
ing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will he
forfeited. THOS A. HENDKICKS
Commissioner OF the General Land Office,
iy 2-lawlSW, N''
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IL Leavenworth dates to the 10Th state tina,
General Harvey had been Overtaken by the ex-
press messenger with orders to halt. General ii
Intended meeting the Cheyenne Indians in a
peace council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24

IL The planters residing in Tl!lahatgLie co
Mississippi, are all Of them leaving their pianta
tons, in consequence OF the recent oveffiows Of
the MississipPi river.
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BOARDING..

ROARD.-TvO comfortable Rooms. WIN Boa O.
a. oaG De- Omaned "a \ private tamIiE,. az - lllH
street. t.fveen q and r. ., "A e,
A LADY FROM THE NORTH. Of Gong Il
peTlence as caterer, hSs recently zen ed Or ne
- n street between 9TH and 7th streets Wui,h y.
ln lutHre lie kept Hs hrs: class nanse far leu -
lect b0Hrdcrs. Severh handsomely FURNISHED a.-ft
mcnts, with gHs, are vacant, aud these WishIus q
choice 90 rooms Will de- well 10 ssll eurs. A .a-,
table ~ kept and eyerH facility offered to make n sr
agreeable home. References gwen to that eject. A
~ - 81
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Total .....................SIOn , 0OO,OO0
we thus have two hundred millions as the
gold crop Of 1857, and the actual amount is likely
TO be rather more than the estimated aggregate
Al this rate two thousand millions of gold will
be thrown into the monetary circulation of the
world during the next ten wears.
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hoLD Production FOR lsJ9.-rhe productio
OF gold in Australia for the past year is set down
by the best English authorities at one hundred
millions of dollars. The productions in other
countries are estimated as follows:
Calit"rnla. ...................1Gj ,tO0, 600
Russia ana siberia. 2O.tsU. 900
othef parts OF the wOrld...... I5,WD,UtO
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HIN GUSTAV. ITS landscapes, Palaces. Temp,s,
IL IofHhS, N G.. , volumes 4tO. bound an Iufkes
morocco. extra gait, AMI Beautifully illustrated :.
London; SIS
CHINA, ITS Scenery, Architecture, aud SOCIAL Ua'-
us; Vols ITO a. Z; Turkey morocco. illustrated
London; Ssr.
bogsrths Works, m a series OF ID steel suarav-
infs : vols, tn key morocco lo,.GnU: IS
History of Scot land. ? vols. h-f TuTkes morac-
CO, Beautifully illustrated; London: So.
History of the War with Ruesta. 3 vols. NItb
steel enEaVInE. and maps; ! oudGn: SIS
History and Oescnptpu "t tue woiiu's FsIr lu
la1l ilustra'ed by beautiful stoel eugraVfr.s "a. ,
itO; IoIdOn so.
l.ancash re, as History. Legends aud MFnufsc
lures vols. sto. Turkey morocco. with luusfrs
lions London So
k"tai hailery Il Ing, avtass, engraved on sisa
10y tie hrst sIt.stS II the JaF I vol. -tp: 81.
France. its Landscapes, AHtIqgItlps. Arcaitec-
lure &c vos. an =; 4to, Turkey mUroc 80; Los
don: So,
Mestm. Ireland, Cumberland, Durham and NORTH
uflherlauc. their axe and Mountain SceUpu 4.
vols Alto: London; SIS.
don; SIS.
Histor5 of Ireland, from the earliest perIud io the
present tine vols, Illustrated Z oLduu: IS.
" FHANtk TAh I-OR
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LOST AND FOUND.

II oSf-A GOLD LOCkET AND CHAIN =.
Arlington Spring, on FRIDAY. the oCcs sIur 1 ~.
Grace Church Pc Nc. The Under NlI br sulf,I-,
rewarded ty ieAN!hg TIE same al hardware stuHe ID
EINANS a THDM pSpN. 50 "a sVauun
MOO Eot Nj 1aEvn ar. tl,rs nturtiUg tss-
~ the CIty Hal, sms D acA and wlIte-.
Dog. The owner VIII Please call az ~ -
street sast. prove property, psy Charges. ~
sid take ham ava, ~
SIRAh I'D sMAA-Aia,ut a lsrfb.st,- $40 a
- Light gray Mll.CH COW WITH ears ~z~,,s
Cropped. a liberal repsu' " % De- ps.d fot a.
heT relurnt 10 No. .ls q street., beiwecu I7tt -
hnd iSfh SIS. "a II -
STRAA I'D AMAZON Monday the fath lr.,
- "A sIHal BnGdie tibM. with white spot -.
an her int-hetd. sud hrTuS ri.Irls met In
liberal reward NIL ~ Pad fnt her return ,. y
ne az NJ" .aS New \ ork avenue, between On -
7in sts. ~" 'N
y p 81 JAMES KELLIGAN.
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REAGrIFUts GOODS AT SACRIFICE.
- Must be sold To meet demands and INA he
room for al immense fail stock. Articles too
merOns 10 mention. Gail and see. Now rs the time
for great bargains at the Fancy and Variety store
PeHnSy lVana avenue. between 18th and 9Th streets,
al McLAU u HllN'S. jy - 81
~ FIRE INSURANCE.
HE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. COM
PANl OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
continues To insure against loss 10y fire on the most
rhe experience Of this Company since IL was or
saniZed has shown the actual cost of insurance To
by the stock Companies. which wall be shown u pom
application al the office.
MdRas.rS.
ULYSSES WARD, JOHN VAN RIswICK,
JOHN DICKSON, MATHEW q. EMERY,
GHARLES NILSSON, J. e. McKELDEN.
ULYSSES WARD, President.
CHARLES " ILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW G.. EMERY. Treasurer.
IL hlce adjoining tnOrthl Bank Of w ashIngtOn.
~ - eOit
A Lit THE MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST re-
"A wed and for sale at ShI.lIGCton's Bookstore.
HarpaT's Magazine for August
Atlantic Monthly do
tIOdey's l.adys EoOk do.
SGTaham's Magazine do.
hnickereuck-T Magazine do.
LADIES' National Magazine do.
Household Words do.
Lord MoD,asue's Page, by @. p. r. James,
MI.IIam The c,Gqqeror, by Lieut.. zen. SIR. VII
The Family Aquarla IN. by Henry b. Butler,
Lectures of Lola MouirZ,
Mary DeTwent, by Mrs Atm :. Stephens.
AIies AtThn, or One Hundred Years Ago, by the
Wild Flower, by the author of'The House OF FL
more.
AL the new books received as fast as ISSUED. and
JOS. SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
.o OdeOn Building, corner AZ street
~ 2i-E and Pa. avenue.
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GROCERIES.

FASHIONABLE PERFUMEklEs, from me
18th street and Pa. ave, 10 On
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ASKED so OFTEN IF HAD
iH turned police officer feel In duty bound To IT,
form my friends and customers that Samuel Handy,
police oftlcer, is NOT Samuel w. X. Handy, grocer,
who NAV st be found At his old stand, % Pa. ave-
nue.. opposite Wizards Hotel. dispensing fine Fam
lily OrocerIes, liquors. Cigars c., cheap for cash.
or 10 prompt monthly customers.
IL Goods delivered To all parts Ofthe city, free
OF charGe: :. w. n. HANDY,
~ 2S-jt" % Pa, avenue,
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The l. ). SQUADRON On THE COAST OF BRA
I'll. We are indebted to a suLscriber-an
officer in this squadron-fOr the following in
teresting letter, which has just reached US:

FIG SHIP ST. IAwRENcL
CrF MoNTEvIDEo, 18th May, ISIS :
To ". ID Wniidch, Esq,
Edit0T Of The Star:
DEAR SIR The store ship Supply will probs-
bly sail In the morning for the United States
touching short time at Rio de JaneiTo 10 dennxit
tue remainder of the public stores avail nv
self OF such opportunity to request that you will
have inserted in your paper the annexed list Of
officers, showing the changes that have recently
taken place by transfers, &c, in the d tf.rent
vessels of the squadron on this coast in order
that their friends in the United states NAV he
made acquainted herewith
Fiag Officer, French Forrest, X. A command
ing IN chief, &c George Lee Brent, OF VIRGINIA
secretary; W III ii Dana flag officer and MASTER
Captain, Joseph B Hull, commanding ST. Law
renee; Lieutenant, =. L. Murphy. executive
ohcer; l.ieutenants, Parker, Blake and Buckner;
Master, J. & Walker; Fleet Surgeon, Samuel
Darlington; PuTser, Charles w Abbot Major
yobh " Reynolds. commanding marine officer;
Chaplain, Mortimer Talbot; Passed Assistant
Surgeon, George Peck; Assistant surgeon p /
Cali; Lieutenant Of Marines A w Stark. N,y
tiers A. j Mccartney. T.. T. Potter: Mid.binmen
Pythian. Evans, Wallace and Shryock: Roaf
swain, smith, Gunner, Curtis; Carpenter Leigh
Sawyer Purser's Clerk, John Mason
The following changes and transfers have been
made recently, viz:
Samuel Forrest, purser, transferred to the store
ship supply, sick; Purser w. Abbot trans
fcTed to the st. Lawrence; Lieut. s. R FGankIin
appointed acting purser of the Falmouth; Lieut.
; SkerTett, Tstrdnsfered to the Falmouth:
Master E f.. Potter, transferred to the brig Perry
Mater j. Mccartney. transferred 10 the store
ship supply, under sentence OF court martial:
hn Mason transferred to Falmouth, and -
More { anS1ered to the 81. Lawrence
IL is gratifying to Inc to state that good health
prevails In the squadron, and from recent infor-
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4 mar p. CHEAPm
Just received, hne lot OF PALM LEAF FANS
ny case or dozen. at No. &s4 9TH street. opposite
y ,'hce. III
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Fob RENT And SALE
SER YIRsT PAGEl

EOR ShLt-A new BRICk HOI 81 c.,r.,,r,-
u ing iuuT rooms aud basement, situated ga, rt.
corner 81 street north aud ath street sa.f CENT,
hiii. FOR terms apply on the pTeu.i-Cs g':ef..,
O'Clock . m. !, I0 -,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Clty. IL. u july "a lA1s.
tOrderedto be inserted in the EVENING STAR. 10
being the having the largest circulation Of
any daIly paper published IN Washington !
III Persons ap lying for letters m the lOltowUE
list, Will please sly they ADVERTISED.
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WANTS.

NJ ANTEf-A COOK. ~ ~. IL. 1 s.r... a.
w twesu -. D. sud sIsf street,. -
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ErOR RENT-The BRICK DWELLING sifu-
. ated On the east side of llth street, one dar
above Pa avenue, lover the Gas pdIae.l Poss-s-
SION given on the let Of July. For further partition
lars apply to q. \. W. RANDALL, corner Of pa
and ID SITS. - a n
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The WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about clock: