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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.


GRAFTON of Illinois politics, saying
awe have never questioned the mott yes OF the
gentlemen connected with the 9th OF June con
vention; and. on the other hand. we have heFs'
IN any way sanctioned the regularity anh ~ ~,
ing force Of the April Doug las c"nVth'oh- We
have. no faith whatever in the persons connected
with the April convention. Al tue uile that
convention was held, Its menipctS were III open
rebellion auainSt the DemOCT attic party of the
Union LIS said the regular Safe Central Com
mittse called the April convention, and that IT
Is therefore, perfectly regular. We answer, that
the univeTSdItV OF 4 detection does not make the
proceedings Of the TecuSantS less factiouS or
more binding. II the majority in single state
desert the standards of the Democracy, that does
not sanction the conduct OF the Tenr2 ades all
right and proper. We admit that the State Cen
tai Committee of Illinois took bold ground
against the party organizations in and out Of
Congress; but in DOING 50, they ceased to have
authority as a Democratic committee, and be-
came the representatives of special faction
The Union further considers the gold fever
in Washington Territory, and fears that un-
less some arrangement can be made at an early
date, serious difficulties will occur between the
American miners and the forces Of the Hud-
son ; Bay Company.
The iHtsH'SC"ccT, after giving the cold
shoulder to English ''reformers" generally.
specially excerpts to their proposition to substi-
tute secret ballot for the present rita r0cs
method OF voting. 1t gives a sketch of the
Parliamentary debate upon the subject, quotes
the Richmond Nag for rtra roce, and gives
Its own opinion, rs follows
The secret ballot so far from being in itself
a desirable reform would rather seem to be the
index OF political system suffering from Il too
plrthorIc habit. numbered with a weight of fran
cGi>eS too heavy 10 beaT and too numerous Ia bc
trJoF.d They certainly paw but poor compli-
hieht I" the theory nf the secret ballot who base
MS merits on the alleged fact that il protects the
freeman lii the independent exercise of the rio lat
OF suffrage for this argument proceeds on the
assumption that the FREE man Is thereby ena BLEED
successfully To play game of discrimination by
talking one way and voting another s"
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of TIE Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July is, 1883.
Inc Gazette Of this morning furnishes the fol-
lowing account OF the new Mount Vernon road,
which, as matter OF considerable interest 10 the
resident and transient population of Washington,
we transfer entire:
|" An entirely new road is now Being construct
ed from this city tn and beyond Mount Vernon,
which, when Completed-aS IL is lik,Iy 10 lie
within a year-wil he one of the most desirable
roads for ride or drive In the country II begins
n the depot of the q angs AID Alexander kali
, rad. ana crossing the Hunting creek brdgx-
which will he raised three feet, and reconstruct
ed at a cost of - HD-wil he continued the
east side Of the old road, about mile oaly Of
which is To br used ~ part Of the new one
:" The whole cost Of the road will he s30.0n,
OF which the enterprising ontIactors, J. J. Il
| 1uttle Co. of Philadelphia, take 4 moiety,
with gua'ant of o per cent thereon out Of he
INST nett earnings OF the road The residue Of
the STOCK has been mostly taken by the land own
efs along the route, all OF whom veTv generously
| ueVoteu The necessary land, and WILL At their
own cost construct all necessary fences The
! Messrs. johnson take - 100 worth OF stock-the
bridge, Of which they Were owners, being rated
| as Part thereof, at Sl.iUO though IL cost their
ldtnef So.OO1, and was buit fifty wears $50, at :,
cost OF SlSWO The road, after leaving the
bridge, viii form nearly Il straight line TO Gum
| Spring, about two miles north from Mount Yer
non passing, for some two miles, through the
| Washington estate, and terminating. for the
PRESENT, al AccOtink, four miles south Of Mount
Vernon, and ten miles from Alexandria.
The larger portion of the road will not exceed
| an inclination Of 10; the greatest inclin. ton
| not exceeding - 40, though the charter allows
y Ii will be finely shaded for nearly the entire
distance through a rolling country, and afford a
commanding view OF the Potomac, and must
come an attractive resort, especially since a.
Interruption of such travel 10y the IRON horse on
the Washington road. lateral read, two miles
long, Will he made 10 Mount Vernon, to which
place omnibuses will run daily, connecting with
the " aHhin2ton steamers at Alexandria, besides
anording persons an opportunity to visit The tomb
o. Washington by such conveyances. and at such
times as may best suit their convenience
The road VIII probably he open for travel To
Mount Vernon before the close OF the year: and
when five miles shall have been completed q d
VIII lie charged aud u is confidently expect, d
tn road will be an excellent investment for the
stockholders. J A. Washington, Esq il pres
ident of the company
Arrived, yesterday, schr. Embark, Donahoe
PhIlad elphia. To = Sninn. r
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" From Shillington, Odeon Building. cor
ner our and-a-half street and Pennsylvania av-
thue, Chambers Journal for July, Ballou's Dol
Tar Mon'bly, and Graham's illustrated Magazine
Tor Augu>t-all excellent numbers
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" Al an opening of bids at the Treasures
ONCE IN Raleigh. y c a few DAYS since. 50 600
OF North Carolina Coupon Bonds were bid for
and awarded at premium of one-third Of one
De! cent
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GRAND STEAMBOAT EXCURSION
Ridgely Encampment, No. 5, /. o. o. Z

The members Of RIdseiy Encsm puent. No. s. 4.
%. %. F.. FIRST Ward. Washington. IL
II. G.. whl give sn ENcurson nEfS1tR5N
MONDAY. the t9th INST. - Gish
MONT, - miles down the Potomac.
ne sate Guu commodl'ur steamer II gorge
Psge hss been chartered f"r the occasion, aud wit
leave Georgtiown ri - a. tn touch ~ Morgan n
RhlDehaTl's wharf for She accommodation ut their
FIRST Ward friends; leave 9th street wharf, Wash
Ington. " $50 q. IN: return Ia Washington At "
O'Clock moon l-aye 7th street wharf Tor mont 81
= D IN: lsaVe GFnont ~ Z. M ard land passen'
Eers st 7ta street wharf. Washington, Morcsn a
Rhinehart's wharf FIRST Ward, ana Ge"TEetovn
about Gun set; ieaye 7tb street what Tor % mest
ats p M. aud return 10 Washington as soon az
practicable.
The Boat will touch at Alcxsndria gornE ano'
coming, each trip. -
NIthtrs' hue Band has leen engaged, ard vil
discourse delightful music board the boat, anc NJ
the PavIlIon,s at GlyInont.
ReireshmeEts uf all kinds oan he procured on the
boat and NJ the Pavilion. ~ ciiy prices.
tmalluSes vi 10 In waiting ~ the CORNER OF 1th
ard VI streets, and Pennsylvania avenue and 18TH
street. Ia convey 10 the tort sud " ill
leave the stand hall hour before the boat leaves
the wharf. each trip. nmrihus-s WI alec 10 ~
the what the arrival e the buat each turn
trip, TO convey psssenge to the points OF staituE
Nothing will be left undoau 10 thIs a u.Sde
ENcursIUn-such 4 one rs Viii be agreeable To at
who NAY participate a a..
Tickets ONE DOII.AR- admitting geuilen an
and I'D ,@s-to bs procured from the a .deTs gned.
r. ID. Stuart. Nm. Brown.
Nm. Is Lacy, =. r.. Doug ass.
X. NJ. sutton. Chas. j. Wright.
A. r. Hines. Geo. ]. Johnson.
VIM. =. Graham, Geo. = TsLkland.
J. !. Frey, Juo. " Caldwell.
A. III. GaulsT. Joan W. Dyer.
~
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N0RTH ENn

II n ID q A 4 ST OR r.,
NO. So Srenfh street, bstfcesH e. and N.
q a. McCLINTOCK would announce TO the
IL citizens uf Washington land especially the -
north end. THAI he has opened the above
business IN all It's varous branches. His prices for
HATS and Caps will he made TO suit The fumes
men, as a matter of course, must be .ov. 4 ne
observed. a McCIINToCK'
jy 10 ~ 123 9TH street bsr a. AMI 81
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GILBERT l.. EMERSON,
VI Alto RNEN IAK

o AND JUSTICE OF Tbs PEACE.
onlce on the south side at LOuIsaIa SveHGe near
Sixth street, wnere he will attend from O'clock .
IN untI 0c.Ock m, for the pu pose of transact
lh- business Ia The lines above mentioned. Aer-
Giants ana Other business IN. having claims thew
wish coll ected can 10y leaving them at hIs oil %.
nave them piacsd Ia the hands of trust WORTHY al
efiicent officers, who give their special attention 10
the collection thereof, and pay over all MONIES re-
celVed 10y Them, without any unnecessary delay.
- H.
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THE WEEkIX STAR

We have now ready, at the counter of the
Star office, our weekly issue for the present
week. 1t is fruitful with its usual load of in
terestIng Washington Gossip. Its local col
umns presents week 5 history Of the city in
detail; its news columns an epitome of the
world doings since its last issue. Piquant
personal and interesting literary and miscel-
laneOus matter also add to the attractions il
offers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-16

u They have an artesian well in Norfolk
va eighty feet deep, the water from which is
~ degrees-cold a. ice water
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SENATOR BRIGHr.-This distinguished gen
ueman returned to his temporary residence in
this city day or two ago, from his ato visit to
his home in Indiana lilo is in good health,
and seems to be perfectly satisfied with tho
condition of political affairs in the State he rep
rcsents in the Senate of the United Stale,
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Table of Contents.


WASHINGTON News AND Gos>lP-The Erics-
son and the New York Regiment: Notes Of Ira
vel Belly Correction; The Inspectors of the
District Penitsntiary; List of Patents for the
week; The District Volunteers; A Mud Machine.
Summer Travelling; Mr.. w. ". CCrcoran and
bis Assdliants: Important Decision; The Presi-
dents SoJourn at his Summer Quarters: The Sec
IetaTy of the Interior; Paraguaydn Affairs; SEM
Tors here leaving the CITY; Naval: An Acting Sc
Cretary OF the Interior; The New Lights; The
w a>hlh%ton Aqueducti Indian Affairs; Decimal
CdIItncy' An Agreeable and Interesting Letter:
Indians IN Utah; The Supplemental! Police. Fo,t
ATbuc kle; The Rain; \ Pleasure Trip: Governor
i,enVeTi Absent; Water; The late Lieut. John $
MdgTudeT; West Point Academy: No Nous ~
the feleS raph Fleet; The Farmers and Mecban-
lcs' Insurance Co Of Philadel phia: From the
ARMY in Utah; The Appointments of the week:
NJ Naval News Of the week; The Peace Com
IGIsSlOneIs IN tab; Authentic News Concerning
1Oi- Sie p'Oe Defeat; Letter from PrIeyrins:
The Mexican Loan; The Election in Ofeuon;
Lager; hansaS, &c, &c. &c
Local NEws.-The Military Visitors. o,,ba
fotomac; Their Arrival; Names of the Officers
ara fIlVates; Their Parade and Review hy the
HIeslde9i; Trip 10 Mount Vernon: Return Hona.
tl neiI reception In Baltimore, Philade lphia &C.
AlSitatlon COmm"ncem. Criminal COuri
j n Gather; Miss IIdrrOvrr'S Georgetown r.
male SEMINARY; Mount Vernon Canes for Sevsnrb
heSlmsnt; Murder in Prince George; A Meeting
IN the Fourth Ward; Real Estate; Health of the
Clty; Lucky; Trial of Charles Barrett and Henry
hliIaHlS LOT Murder, and concl fusion of the case:
Death at the National Hotel; The New Officers;
Z.
GENERAL NEws.-The Message Of The Navor
OF View Orleans; MaStadOn Found; Exports of
cotton 10 Europe; y Soldiers Tribute; Officers
o. ths Telegraph Company; The Lvnchin2
nds.; sale of Great Public Work; Partisan
Fashions, he Condition of the Thames; From
Utah. &c, &c
fOKE'sN NEws-From Mexico Great Rritafn
FRANCE, Spain, Italy, Russia Austria and India
C"NntECIAL NEws The Foreign and Do
hie>uc Markets accurately reported
MISCELLANY SjSfer's
Interesting story; Peoples Umbrellas rae
hhttcL' remarks Of Edward Everett on Wash.
ln,ton. . Garth Of July Speech; Punishment OF
W ""d III IF, Antiquity Of Ladies Hoops; An
Enis niatlcil Love Case, The Fire DE- partrnent of
POETRY .-Our Gallant 7th Regiment: Funny.
sSH-H', Swrt est, hrdre>t; In Heaven Last Night;
Ships of the [ mon e'
Bes'de the counter Of the Office of the Even
ing Star, the Weekly Star may be had Of tie
Periodical dealers. Price . cents Subscrin-
ton price SI.2j per annum.
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passed midshipmen. This is now the third
summer In the Gulf Of those middies who grad
utted une before last, and they have had a hard
Time Of II. Three summers in the Gulf Is no
light service They have now performed the
time required for sea service to qualify them for
examination, and they want promotion. Their
pay Is mere pittance, and they have lost nearly
all their hair. One of them has commissioned
me To get him wig, lido not speak of this, how
ever and they are ali slightly bald at nineteen.
\ our correspondent feels the strongest sympath v
for these youths, who have for three years lived
o. turtle three times day, and she trusts that
examination they are now entitled to. If they do
not pass they are willing to 60 back TO the gulf
again-the greatest of all Punis hmenls.
The morning is very warm, Mr.. w allach. and
three babies are exercising th~ir lungs ut nv
chamber door. From my window see the stage
going out to the springs-all about which | will
write in my next. Yours,
PFREGRINA
COMMANDER E. Il. BoUTwELL-Our reader:
will remember that court martial was ereent y
in session in this city for the trial of Commando
Boutwell,, |. s. N, on certain charges anC
specifications, involving disObedience of orders
while under Commodore Mervin, in the Pacii,
squadron, which were brought against him b,
the Navy Department. The court conclude,
its session several days ago, but the decision i
just now made public. 1t appears that Com
b. was found guilty on all the charges an,
specifications, and sentenced by the court to b.
dismissed from the service. President Blu
chanan has, however, mitigated this punish
ment, by ordering in its stead the suspension
from the service of Com. B for five wears. O,
furlough pay.
ARMY ORDER.-The following order. date,
July 10th, has been issued by the War De
partment:
Major jeremiah y. Dashicll, pay department
having failed To explain satisfactorily drficien
cy in his accounts of public money, ard hayin,
failed to obey repeated Instructions from tb,
Paymaster General to pay over the balance a..
knpwlcd2ed by him to b. in his hands the Pres
ideat directs that he abe dismissed the servic
OF the United States, in obedience 10 the act O
January 81, 1S23.''
Major Dashiell accordingly ceases to be an of,
Ger of the army from this date
By order Of the Secretary of War:
T.. ID TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdJutant General
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w. V. KRAMMERHTEBE
d. DIETZ.
J. c. hTSCHMAR.
jy I6-tf f. KILLIAN
jy I6-tf
WARD ALDER MAN.
J. " In

r 81 90 III IT AKD AI.DER MAN
~ WASHINGTON, 18th july, 1853
70 me D'mGcrGffr Voters If III, Fourth WayJ
AT the recent meeting of the DemocratIc voters of
tne F"ur& ward Ia nominate candidate for ,h :.
Board AIDE men, % Eli the vacancy caused Inv M o
re lsna ION of j. II. "nddqTd, Esq. resolution was
adopted requiring majority of The votes cast Ia de-
eide the nomination. "
On the second ballot, although Mr.. Mohun dit not
receive majority of The votes cast the chs Irman
uscfien mat UT. MOhHn was nominated Tins was
done, II - betiered. To prevent the NOMINATION. of
Doctor Duhllnmal, the next highest candidate
BeiIavng that the great and funds al principle
OF the lie NOE attic ty THAI The Hdj0rify xhn rTe
has been violated by that decision and that W inor
Ity candidate has been forced upon the Democracy
of the Fourth Ward, the undersigned and ma nv
Others, are determined not tn submit 20 IL: ana rs
neIher Oh the canddateS thus deieae' are disrOs ed
10 contest TINS nvnIiatlOn, the undersI gued for IL
purpose of Swing those who think with hun an CD
p4unity to express their dissent at the ballot
tners hTnSe as An indie intent candIat for lder
man Of The Fourth Ward, promising the friends of
DR.. Duhsmmel that, RI elected, he VIII carry out
err wishes TO the utmost of his ability
jy l6 ~ l. l. CIJTpR
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dissolution tF"uPAKrNLRsHIP.

The CnpartnerstIp heretofore existing M der the
FIRM ni ldsrSh a vss Is thus day di,sulvea b, uu-
'uSI nseat. All outStai.dIHt accounts fua u q
lrm mutt d. lmInedI teiN attended To- and a lsiii-
ties against the hrm will tie settled nv q. " .
thu od stsn3 NJ the corner of lerrb .tr. and pa
avenue. MIR. III y. No~s ~ authorized 10 rfceinr
for any money due the late q "a
q. w. MARSH,
n. n. NOsS.
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IL l. a. lNDr X ~IGNIB, IN WITH
drawing iron the rb We hun, sIbcstel, hopes az
All al hls "d friends AMI patrons VI i,nu tL A.
patronage with has SucC"sS'r. Mr.. 20. ". Ma.st
who Tom las long sssusfianse feels o.,uh.ia n i
give entire Satisfaction To- al VITO ESve lussnees
Transactions with him.
~ l5-6t In Voss
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EXCURsION TO Gu MONT.

The Sahbsth School Of tho Meth, dist Prote slant
Church, trStrgetown, vii mske an -
ENcgrki"u '" the above place oI EE.nStass=EiN
tt ESBA \. Ire 2Hh inst. SzTzx<z-s9s
The hns steamer " Thomas Go lNCT," Captain =.
Baker, h - been chartered for the Occasion.
The Goat Will leave tie wharf. GcOrget'wn. ~ s
O'Clock a. ga: w sShiEEf"u ~ Ga a. and AleNsE-
drIa ~ lha. IN The boai wiil Gs1 make trap the
afternoon, Leaving sshIugton az So'clolk. Re
turning, the ls'st viii reach GeuIgetown before
dark.
tI""d Music has been engaged for the occ-s,on.
Tiokcts admitting gentleman and too LADIES', 81;
single tickeis - cents.
JOSEPH LIBBY.
" H-bt Chairman Com. Arrangements.
NpTICE.-ST. PETERS SUNDAY SCHOOL
" Excursion Will take place AT GIy IT,
mont on lOih August. rs6dkI
Particulars an future advertise a1r=fss-rss
ment. "A - eorU
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

" -NhlNN lpN. July 1881.
On The petition at CnsTies " son, administrator
al thencZer W Igsnn, deceased. OF ~. LOUIS Mr.
SCUM pray InS "r the extension of patent granted
10 sail Ftehezer W. SuI. The 9th of UttOitr
i84i Tor an improvement Ia ''pToce, of rendering
iard, for seven wears from the eXpira ION of SAID
patent which takes place on the gIa day of Ociu-
Der, l8jS--
Is ordered, that the said petition he heard AZ the
fatent Once on Monday the St nl Sept enlbarEsxt
a. Il "cock- IN: AID all persons nutIfed To ap
pear and show cause. n any they have, why sand pc
tItlon ought not to lac granted.
Persons opposing the extension are reouIrad o.,
HE Ia the Patent Ohce their objections spccaly sci
lrth IN writing, At least twenty day before the aN
oil hsarlng AL testimony hied 10y either party To- he
used at the sad hearing must he aud transmit
TED an accordance with the rules of tue office " CHI
Will be furnished on application.
ne Il stlInOnH IN The viii he closed on the ~
OF Sepiem eT: dispositions aud other papers relied
upon AS testimony must be filed he ofhce on or he
fore The morning of that day the arguments m ,nT
within Il n day thereafter.
or1erei alec, tnat TINS notice be published m the
,n"n Washington, ID. g.; and Republican 81
LOUIS, MIsssun once a week for three successive
weeks-the hIst of sad publications Ia Ice a, Iesst
sixty days before The athin1 September next, the
day of hearing. JOSEPH HpI r ~
Commissioner of Patents,
r.. ;. EDITORS OF the above papers Will please COPY
snd Seud their bilis Ia the Patent Office th ppeI
o''' UNIV lhis htlce. ~ l6-lawSw
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saw ED AND SPLIT

BY far the cheapest and most desirable article of
lus That can he used during the heated term: fer all
Know that coal hres once made must be kept ND the
entire DAY thereby CausIEg hest rad through
vnt the honse TO the great annoy ance The inmates.
w Lefeas' win TINS wool enough need only lie ssd
cool during the interval.
W q request all seekers of real comfort and cum
Venience 10 give II Il trial. TO he had only of
+ id w. NJ GAIT
pnce northwest corner l-ih ard streets. one
square south of renn>N lyar IA u, enue .ud al Their
Stenm IRE " God Nj loot of l1fh street IA L.,
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JULY 10, ISIS
New York, N. Y..........cloudy
Philadelphia, Pa. .......cIear. pleasant
naltimoI", Ma ..-.-...... clear, warm
Washington, ID. C.........cledr wind NE
RICHMOND, fd.......-.... clear, tn. IS wind =
rel.rShhIS va ....-...... clear, Their. -.
Notioik, va .clear, IN IS, wind Nh
Wilmington, N. C.........c,e ,r pleasant
Columbia, ;. C............clear, warm
charleston, 3 C....... ...clear, tn -, wind NNE
Sd'dhhdn ia ............. Cledr, tn. =, wind Sc
An"coh, va. ............... clear, warm.
COLUMBUS, ia. clear, pleasant
montgomery, Ala ......... clear, warm
Lower Peach Tree, Ala. clear
Mobile, Ala ............... clear, Their S.
NdIhtsTiiie' MISS. clear, pleasant
;SeW orleans, La.......... clear, tn -, wind I.
Frederick, Md clear pleasant
cumberland, Md.....c clear pleasant
w heeling, Va ........cl clear, pleasant
stanton, clear warm
nEhchhurg, Va...........c clear, Their. II.
biI>toI, Ten. clear, ther. e..
barometer at the Smithsonian, at Z a H. fcor-
ected Tor temperature 80 o.: at noon. 30 OIL
Thermometer, at d. m, -; at noon $50 Max
mum yesterday, -; minimum ist night, o.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.

Die MIC FOR THE ORPHANS, AT MERI.
DIAN HI Lon THURSDAY
I I p l.ss: for 81. JO's'A's oT1hsr xFS !,
Pnrticular, an . fature ,dver,I.,m..-1 a, TS-ST
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IL Advertisements should be sent In by
IL s'clock a. m; otherwise they may not
APPEAR until the next day.
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WANTS.
LOST AND FOUND.

4 oSI-On Thursday morrlrg the 18th instant a
IA BREAD ACCOUNT EOt X. with bills &c
"a %" uSe Y" any one lint the owner. A reward III
S.Nn t'e gwen l"r the reinTc oi the same 10 the
star Ohice, ar 10 The sub: critic.
800. q. n. MEISEI,
~ i"-ob oh 7lh Street, het. hass. ave. and N 81.
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SDn KEN RD.-l.ost. between the Washlur-
go Ton Depot ard the Pbilade phra Depot Bsl
umn'e, a LEATHER WALI.I n fsStr red with
Hleather strap, CONTAINING Cf OHIO and Indians
IiloHel' L. priiepn portion cf which was ono
money, AUS" n Il ee pass "a druver's passD IN the
eeHtra, halIroad. There msht have been sla o.
Si& :" hsEtuckV money in %. huf cauuot "a, wttb
certainty. TO left az this Office IL,
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~bVp gay evening asst. tbs llth IuKfaut, ~
from the service oG y. X &C. Esq. IN cast r e79
etr~et. ~ ashIucton CITY. tn whom lac hgd Ia
been hired and Ftnd \ irsH'ed n
Nj RIO MAN named MOSES WGpDA
aged - wears, complexion dark brown large fat
rose: stout made. AND rs arout fa-t . lnch~r IN
hech', sPs AXIS slow when Questlou6 G. md is petite
has manners.
III give the owe reward frr rs arprehersl or
u tah'n cur oi fhis District. ar = -n If taken and
committed 10 jail So that ct pan praIn
GEO. W. BRISCOE.
m -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-16
The TREASURER STATEMENT for the week
ending the 18TH inst, shows the following r, :

The WEArHER.-Thc following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line 20 the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-16

0-THE CEREMONY OF LAYING TUE
- corner stone of st. Andrews Free Church
VIII take pace IN No DAY, 18th inst, Mt o'ci'k
p. NJ, At the corner of IIth and y streets
The pub &c are invited 10 attend IL I6-u