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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

Inc WseSfy Star for the week ending to-
morrow, - on our counter; and, as usual,
abounds with all the current news of the day
price, three cents per copy, with wrappers for
the convenience of mailing:
Table of Contents:
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GossIP.-The Sea-
sons Crops; Naval Intelligence for the week;
Treasury Appointments; A Correction; Treasury
Department News; Returned; Recognised; Alb
sent; The Public Schools; Spectator Correspond
ence; The Key to it; The Weeks Navsl Intelli-
ssnce; Matrimonial; Survey Of HarboTs; The
Douglas Negotiations: The Very Last Two horse
Act Political Capture of the Slave brig Echo;
Secretary Floyd; Brazil Squadron; Swamp ard
Overlooked Lands; At His Post; Contradiction,
RepubIIcahsm in New York: More About the
brig Echo with her cargo of slaves; Rather Sc
we're; The Hudson River, its Scenery; The Brig
Dolphin; Army News for the week; California
Snrvevs; The Overland Pacific Mail; Politics of
New York; Returning Sense; The Indian War
on the Pacific side Tie Secretary of War at For
tTess Monroe; denomination; The Indian Expe-
dition: the Tfans-A tlantc Mail; ATtssian Wells;
ing the Wind; The Northwestern Indians; Re-
duction Of Forces; Court Martial Ordered; The
Water Witch.
Local NKws.-Tbe Homicide at warrenton
Springs; The Contest for Municipal Legislative
Distinction; A Good Beginning; Sudden Death;
Ninth District Police; u. o. F. Statistics; Ca
tcrpiilaTs, One of the Females; Provided For;
Extension and improvement of a church build
ing; Bold Burglars; Accident; Offended Official
Dignity; The Excursion Of Withers' Band; A
Ghost; Further Hearing; Budget of the Council;
Trustees of Public Schools; Officers Meeting;
Pbe New Railroad; Cable Rejoicings; Weather
Statistics; The u. >. Penitentiary.
GKNERAL NEws.-The Cable Jubilee in New
York; Congress ,onal Elections; Indian InteIli-
grnce; A Fight between Tennesseans and North
Carolinians; Oregon; Liberan Nationality; From
Sonora; Yellow Fever Ocean Telegraph; Deep
Sea SonndiDgs; Red River Trade; Fat Men in
Line; Difference in Time; Singular Disappear
ance of Bridegroom; The Secretary and the
Sailors; Catholic Priest Beaten; From Cali
fornia, Oregon, &c.
FoREIsN NEws.-By the Steamers Borussla
and North Star, and the Atlantic Teleg "a ph from
Europe and the East.
PERSONAL NEws.-Al about everybody for
the week past.
COMMERCIAL NEws.-The Stars regular and
reliable reports Of the Foreign and Domestic
Markets
MIscELLANY. Sui Lovengo Gods Adventures in
New York; Matrimonial Stratagem or How Two
Households became one; Gambling on the Mis-
sissippi; The Charter Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company; Double Residence, &c.
POErRY.-The lEronaut at Night; Scatter the
Gems Of the Beautiful; An Astonishing AcrostI-
cal ALTERATION.
The Weekly Star may be had of the period.
ical dealers, as we'll as at the counter of the
Star Office, and is the cheapest news weekly il
America. Subscription, sl.25 per annum.
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PERSONAL.

.... Hon. Jas. Craig, Mo, is at Browns
- Madame lie Vert is now stopping In New
York.
80. Commander A w. Pennock, U. :. N, Is
al Kirkwood's.
Lord Napier will return to Washington
Saturday morning.
-. NJ. Tassard, spanish Minister at Washing.
ton, is In New York.
-. Judge Brockenborough declines the use Of
his Dame in connection with the Governorship or
Virginia.
General Winfield Scott, with a portion of
his stan, arrived al Old Point Comfort on the
18th uit. The General was expected to remain
there a week
-. report that Gov. Wise was about to pur
chase land IN farewell County, near the line of
lhe Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, with "A
view TO settling there, is, said 10 be, without
foundation - - ~ u'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

IL The Fort Bridger correspondent of the
ST Louis Republican says the Sixth Infantry and
a company of sappers and Miners, under Lieut.
Duane, arrived there on the Attn of August. The
departure Of the Sixth Infantry for w ALA Wa ALA.
Oregon, was delayed in consequence of insult
cient supplies of clothing and provisions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

! III The briggs j. w. Lawyer, from Boston,
and Havana, for New York, have arrived at
Charleston with the ofacers down with the yell
low fever. e,iz -saE f-as--f HssFny ? Hf
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l = -
N - A vessel Arrived at salem last week With
III 600 cunners-s species Of fsh-all alive, md
spiashing In the bold Of the ship. iss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

III The factory Of B. Page, at Wayne, Ash
tabula county, Ohio, has been destroyed by fire.
The loss will exceed S2O, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

NOTICE MANY accounts due the Star Once by
persons In Maryland have been placed in the
hands Of Mr.. w. c. Lipscomb, for collection,
who is authorized to collect and receipt for those
Of lis bills he may presen; to nur debtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03
OIO GREAT ECONOMY IN Ok
EIrEI.


m sE 9s c,tsDGS G hs
sa Of tRs s b the %
nr s,o own smoke and ssT .hch IN ordinary Cook
strccted that the cold air is introduced under the
Gastbm o. the ash PIT: passes up between double
crate, lGnItins with the smoke and gas passing IN
flames under the bake oven. The Stove IN shape
also tank aitaGhsd behInd v sIcs
constantly ,uppiies DO Ing w.ter. These Stoves
Co. Troy Nom. a4. os SesTs Gdd
names cast on the Stoves There is a spurious ar.
the d!a on the TOP ho Of Se oosaS
you'd say to my friends and tn. public be and
sole agent for the District Of COLUMBIA. ' WIG
am also receiving few of my cele brated Risrng
best doube-oven in the market. being much better
rooster and baker than the old Morning Star. or any
n' anu CIV G" wO pGID NTalsISss hfe'
Metropolitan Stove and u rate Factory,
.eS-3t Pa. ave., bet. 10th and nth SITS.
81 AJAX. sHN rISs d. 80
bs for Dapose co., Of HsSa 81 Go Den
" ksrss
BY them, emHracIns, in part
Cannon and MasEes do.iT's Govsl nno 'oi0' Kegs
s Ssst;.: T:fS ssS g:
do. do. In 4 and p ID. canisteTs
Riainond Iran do. ID. canlsters
EaKIe hlne do. in 81 and I214 III kegs
, DO do. in and q lib. oanIsteTs
I, EF, FFF, do. ms and q Id. o. pisters
~ DO. do. In e Id. TASKS and capIsters
Nm9na hlne do. In Id canlsters
and packages. "
All OF the above will be sold at manufacturers
the District. " '' WI
The character of Dupont's Powder has been SO
well and lavOraby known for a half century, that
We deem 1t unnecessary to say anything in its
IC- We take pleasure at oil times IN allowing
others. ~
NJ OMoe No. IS High street. immediately al
JOINING the Canal Bridge. sesu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

Posi-. OFFICE AProlsTHAxrs .--R. Ednund-
son, Of North Casclins, has been sppSintSdI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

EXPECTED BAck.-Attorncy General Black
is expected to return to the city from his visit
to Somerset county, Pa, to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

barometer Al the Smithsonian, at 2 a. m. fcor.
rected Tor temperature, } % s42; AT noon, 90 76s
thermometer, at a. m, 73e;; at noon $50 Max.
imum Yesterday, 81; minimum last night, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

A CARD.
III LITTLE, PRoFEssoR OF Music, having
resumed the duties Of his profession will de- ~
vote himself entirely to the instruciio on of pu tH
PITS In Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Terms TO be Paid in Adranes.
PIANO, Guitar, Singing, VIoin, Flute, O., each per
quarter of "a lessons. q rs Or
Organ, and thorough Bass In connection, per
quarter 49, ' Is 90
Vocal Glasses.
Glasses OF pupils, each Per quarter. 10 90
LidSses VI ~ Pupils, each per quarter.---.. 100
Ciasses OF ~ pupils, each per quarter ..... S no
1T Residence At DIR. Hunts, $40 Penn. avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets. Sc 8 eolms
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The ATLANTIC TsLEeRApH-It !, e.t;m

The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-Iti is estimated
that the articles on this subject, which have
been published and republisbed in newspapers
in the United States since the arrival of the
Niagara of Trinity Bay, would make, if they
were placed in continuous line Of the width
of Q column, an aggregate length of greater
extent than that Of tho submerged cable. 90 p.
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route agent between Weldon and Wilmington
in that State, rice M. r. Crawford resigned.
George Centre has been appointed mail
transportation agent for railroads in Florida.
- e u . a -
DIsNIssED.-The President has confirmed
The decision Of the Naval Court Martial, re-
Gently convened in Norfolk, in the case of As
sistant Surgeon Burt, who was sentenced to be
dismissed from the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

ERESH ORTOLAN AND REED BIR DIS ar
Il received every afternoon, and a
served up in the best style by JAMES
WORMLEY, No. Sl4 street, be- >YdL
tween 18th and 18th SITS. He also sup k.Sxnn
plies families With them and packs
them IN boxes to send to o distance. an 2I-9vs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

TIE WrArHsR.-The following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about z O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03
LOST AID FOUID.


Nh new AhD-Stns ed AWAY ON ne LIST in.t
SS0ys arse frovn and y hIte spotted mulch -zelA
S.O;Ntt. S1h white tar IN her face, AID X6kPS
sl.Isht horne turned Up. The above re
Sa.a VIZ De Pad Tor her return 10 me On ID ,i
between and II streets: '" 81 "
KIN REWARD -InPoRTsNT P.Psks-Th.
WV above reward will he given for the di cover
Information that will lead 10 the discoVsfs.
81 certain Papers concefl rug the SERVICES, ~ 20;
James lnBes IN In. Revolut 'onary War Ivb,cb n.
rswere ~ one tIms IA the POSSESSION al Gensr.I
WIN Lambert, Mayer of X ichmond. ", a. n,
unknown. " u"' e'sik"'o
.sSSs LAG o.r1.,
Si-OH septems,eT ist. NOTt drawn law
81, lor slxty days, Ivy Vernon Iolsou, IN hvor
~ 40 endorsed BY McL.ughip Wilson, for
$50, pa,abe ut Bank o. W sshInston TEe paw
Us .u' Ys.ns stopped, ala pentons cautioned
~ nv padIng IN the same. The finder vih b-
uea a 6s ,eavinr II at Ne. 2S r rect, between
- .nn lah st-eeta. SEE 81
&S kE%AkD-Straye ed from tse ,sbt eriher. q
800 smtu whlte COW, with red neck and lzEuA
sman req spe chs On her breast sni shal AT
~ shvft horrs. AZ a. out s ef y-srs old
PIT some where IN the hboI nosd OF the Aims
sosse. on the kastern Brs, ch. would ~ her q
neseGn To some oce Down thst wst.
81 49, LANES DAILY, Grocer.
Corner verInoat avenue ARs LIST,
eel-& st betveen 18Th and lSth Sts,
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CAUTlON.-Iam not responsible for apy debt
~ contracted IN NV name, except upop TIA yy,ttcs
order Of my wife or myself. NV "''''s'
GEORUE w. BEALL, sa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

This day opened, the new and beautiful stxIe or
DRESS HATS, az the IA -
zaar. corner OF sixth st'eet and Pennsylvana VI
au 81 sG2W UnpVINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

NOTICE.
D HE subscriber bcgs leave to inform bis friends
and the public that he will pay the particular
attention to the Commission and Forwarding bust
ness; that he has q large stock OF fine Groceries,
Wines and Llauors for sale on commission. whole
sale and retali At No. 80 9TH street. corner OF F,
opposite the Patent Once.
JONAS i. LEVY,
se5-f Commission Merchant,
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PROPOSALS FOR MONUMENTS.
OFFICE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE.
September 2, 1859.
sealed proposals viii be received st this ofoe till
III O'Clock a. m. on Tuesday, the 7th instant. for
erecting In the Congressional Burying ground, in
this city. SIX Monuments tn deceased Sensfors, of
the same materials, sty IL and pattern those here
t'fore erected there. The materials and workman
snip TO be OF the hest quality The INSCRIPTIONS to be
put upon them will be furnished by this Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03
THE WEEKLY STAR.

The Weekly Star for the week ending to
morrow, a on our eounter; and, as usual
abounds with all the current news of the day
price, three cents per copy, with wrappers TO
the convenience of mailing:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-21
WINES. LIQUORS. &C.

nEPor ron PURE AND uHADULrnRAraD LII.
2uors Eos 50 william street. between Pine sn1 Iosasr
nd fouh william, and q Stone areeN hind - w1ne3
evAndes Eins accch and rrdon stout Of he oncer
srsnds wood md siass Cor sale In hEs ID nsn An
Tnr FPETSRE LION BR1wEHY, oryIcn ~ Bows
rsw yors-rhe ungsralleled dsnsra ,o v.s ~
bier has induced ertend brewery 20 ne
900 bsrreS or anru Though s quantity TIE srsse
Mat brewery N ~ United So ssS ~ ~
lager bsr She wb~s Of which has been cold - .n h ,par
lava viii dewsrf fo< ucrs nAn We cse pre-
surns neri seas; SD ihewefofe orr ens'o
ers well me Eubls sessrnt 70 s-na es
srEYKHp. Prss,dent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-21

WANrrD-A CLERN FOR A BROKERs orrrcvt
also 'n e1rerenced porter and coschman. Apply a
he Merchants CLERKS Registry oce 7s broadway ius-
nons procured for respectable No cornssons in al
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Valencies
at only l2i cents per yard

at only l2i cents per yard.
ave have no hesitation in saying, and
we say it boldly" there is no better Dcub-
lie Fold Union Merino Plaid in this cUun.
try, than we sell at 80 cents per yard.
Cases of very good dark color prints
at . cents.
Cases Of FIRST rate Fast color Prints,
at 10 cents.
Cases of first rate Fast color Prints,
at Il cents.
We have slippers for breakfast, dinner and
balls,
Shoes to set in, stand in and walk ir,
Caters to dance in, art III, and talk in,
Slippers in which to do nothing at all in,
Boots for Winter, Spring, Sum'r and Fall,
Boots and Shoes you must have, you all
know,
And the place to buy them, ~ ut
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DIR. WALTON'S
AME RICAN PILLS.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
Young america Victorious.

One small box Of Pills cures ninety-ni cases
out Of hundred. No Balsam, Mercury, no
odor on the breath, no fear of detection. Two
small pills dose tasteless and harmless water
Full directions are given, so that the patient eau
cure himself rs certain with the advice of the
most experienced surgeon, and much better than
with the advice of one of little experience in this
class of disease.
Sent By Mail to any part Of the country
by enclosing dollar to DR.. d. q. Walton, no.
ia North Seventh ST., below Race, Philadelphia
liberal discount to the trade. None genuine
without the written signature of d. g. Walton,
Proprietor.
Dr. WIS treatment for Self-Abuse, Weakness,
&c, is entirely different from the usual course
DIR. w. has cured hundreds who have tried 9TH
ers without benefit. The treatment is rs certain to
cure them as the sun is to rise. Enclose a stamp,
and address DIR. w. above, giving n full his
tory of your case, and you will bless the day you
made the effort to secure what is certan-A RAD
ICAL CURE. 150-ly.
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Messengers London Cordial Gin
A PERFECTLY PURE TONIC AND
INYIGORATING CORDIAL.

THIS medicinal beverage 10 manufactured in
London under the rigorous espionage of the
Excise Police, in accordance with the Excise
laws of Great Britain, (Which punish with
heavy penalties the adulteration of any arti-
Gle designed for food or drink, from the Fl :
nest of barley, impregnated with the choicest
tonics of tho Meteria Nedica. 1t has been
submitted to the severest chemical tests, and
acknowledged to be free from any deleterious
ingredients, and recommended as a perfectly
pure stmulant and beverage by DR.. A. A.
Hayes, State Assayer, of lass, DR.. Chiffon,
the celebrated Chemist, Professor Hale, of
London, Drs. Castle. Turner, Whitney, Beak-
ley, Adams, and Richard, and several hum
dred physicians in every part Of the United
States, who constantly prescribe il in their
practice for kidney and gravel complaints,
dyspepsia, govt, rheumatism, general depres-
sion and debility. Where the water Is bad
or unwholesome-in low or swempy ground,
or fever and ague districts, this article will be
found positive cure and permanent prevent
I've. 1t is put up in quart and pint bottles at
fifty cents and q each, with the words ''R.
+. Messenger Il Co.'s London Cordial Gin
blown in the glass, neatly labelled and envel-
oped. The labels are copyrighted In New
York. II. E. MESSENGER & CO.,
Importers, 6s Fulton ST., New York.
CAUTIoN.-ln purchasing, be sure that it is
absolutely "MEssENehR's," as several New
York and Chicago spirit-mixers are swinding
the public with counterfeit, which they rep
resent as their own importation. Every bot
tie of real London Cordial Gin is imported
by US, and bears the sig nature of Il. K. MIS-
sENGRR & Co.
Sold to the trade by G. III. Beckwith, w.
o. George, Merrill & Havers, and L. Reed,
Chicago, and retailed by all druggists and
grocers. lOl
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ANOTHER NEW BOOK.
Pitezers Lights and Shades.
+ LIGHTS AND SHADES OF MISSION


IL AIRY LIFE; containing Travels, Sketches,
Incidents and Missionary Efforts during nine
years spent in the region Of Lake Superior. BY
Rev. JOIN III. PIrEzEL. Illustrated. Price, 81.
The book is very interesting, and contains in
formation Of Importance to all classes of readers.
The engravings are beautiful Lansing Repub-
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1t is extraordinary narrative Of labors, suffer
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dotes and romantic adventures. Indian life is
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The description of Lake Superior country and
scenery finely written, and peculiarly at
tractivc.-[ Kalamazoo Gazette.
Ifyou would settle, from calmly and truthfully-
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if you wonld discern the power Of the cross-if you
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proud owns of these woodlands-if you would
have your heart affected with convictions Of duty
toward n neglected people, then order Lights
and Shades of Missionary Life" by JOHN II. PITE-
9Th North western Christian Advocate. 15l.-tf
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Cases of good dark color Gfnghams,
at 10 cents
Cases of good dark color Ginghams,
at 123 cents.
Cases Of good English Merinoes very
Cheap, at Il. SMITH 4 Co,
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STOP ONE MINUTE

and look at those beautiful VaIcncies, the
% cent kind, at only one shilling No
use in paving 10 or ia cts. for DeB'iges,
where you can buy the real old-frshioned
Kind for cents.
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DRIVE UP

and hitch, aud take look at the Tbeopca
and best Dcl.aincs ever seen in Paw Paw,
at on Y ten cents,
This house WAS established ] years
ago, and was never known TO "cavc IN
or "play baby" and never will so long IS
We can sell magnificent
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Song Of the Rubbers.

Boys and Girls, Girls and boys;
Just keep quiet, hear the noise
Smiths making in this town,
He does the business right up brown.
Read the papers, night and day,
See what he has got 20 say
Bout his Rubbers, best in town,
Knocks prices right straight down.
Sixty two and half cents pair
Is all they ask for Rsbbers there,
-Four strapt sandals are no more,
You never saw the like before.
And Smiths orders sell off square
For sixty two and a half cents pair,
No "higgle jiggle" at this store
We take no less, We ask no more.
a new lot of Tea just come to hand,
better than ever. Price so cents a pound
4 prime article of
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The best Lewiston, bleachcd cotton,
yard wide, at l24 cts.
The best Rascoc, bieached cotton, yard,
wide. at II cts.
The best Uncas, bleached cotton, yard
wide, at III cts.
The best Laconia, bcacbcd cotton,
7-Sths yard wiue, at cts.
The best heavy cotn Flannel, at II cts.
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The INEBIRATEs DAUGHTER" is re-
sery ed for further consideration.
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pay~ The "NEw YORK EXCELSIOR,
the new gift paper, is rapidly rising to tn
fr.t ranks among our weekly literary
joulnals-many of cur friends are sub
scribing for it and are well pleased, both
with the paper and the accompanying
gift Bag See prospectus in another col
umn. Call and examine specimen copies
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So CORRESPONDENTS The communi-
csti IN from Of" South Haven, has some
int lins;c merit, but on account of its To-
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