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sou TIL CA R0LINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT

IN ute Go"rfof Oreiipary. In the matter %,
.Hrs. Cl'rn .yu2rc,J VIZ
WHEREAS I..hn l.. Lanier, JoLn AIox.
andcr, R"brrt s.. Perry, Henry Cruse ias
VI. MrGInn. Minps a. Fields. William -
GnOhcns and Andrew |. B.nnctt,: bnve nn.
'ih"d me, :ihat ..hey require the will of Mrs
olivia Munre widow. late nf Lancaster III
'ue', deceased. I" be proved in due and snI.
-n'n form of Law. mud Ehereas B,r i,m;n
And"n Culr, Administrator Of the said on.
VIA Moore, with her will annexed. bos 6l.d
his Prti'i"n with n sudIar uray.r and !,
APPEARING that William e Gibben, and wifi,
Elizabeth, james NJ. McGinn and Sarah b;s
w'fc, Susan l.nnicr, John Alexander. Henry
arnsr and D"rcos C.roliac his wife, -
Black, aud Nancy 81 ok lis wife, In. chill
.Nrn # Hugh Moore 4 deceased son tyizl
William Moore, Parks Moore and o,h.r
children Of said Hugh Moore, names nm.
Known. The children Of William Moore n
ht'casrd son, names not known, aIl of
whom are i"gatees under the will, and aiso
MI at whom would be entitled 10 n disi,i.
.nI'e snare Of The Estate, if the deceased
had died int trst"te, rcsias without the limits
at the State. These are thercio,e TO noti-
~, require, cite aud ndnoniSli the sad VIM
y. kiilSeBs md Elizabeth his wife. Ja.nrs
VI GrtSiAh Ynd SarHh his wife, Susan In.
nle', John Alexander. Henry Cruise and
D"re"S CruliDe his wife. - Black and
Sai~y Bt,-sk his &'ifc, the children of IIuyh
N"ofea d"crnsed son, viz William Moore
iMR- Moore and the OTHER children of said
iinSh Moore. nanies not knowB. The chill.
dren "f William Moore deceased son
names rot knaHn- together with Moses
Moore, WilisG I. Eillcr, LaLu l.. I.anicr,
Robert Perry sGd Olivia Jane his wife,
thdrrw Bc"ncR and Charlotte hi, wife.
B"ljamin StnrgiS and Mary his wife, NIinns
\. Fields and Mary la wife and Mary liil.
Ier. Lcgatccs Of the said Olivia Moore,
d,-cascd, and also distributes, if she had
died inlcstate, 10 be, and appear, before me
on Friday the sixteenth day of April 1858
III The Court Of Ordinary, to be holden nj
i.in:astcI Court House, then and there 10
Shcw cause, if any, why the said will should
or should not b. proved and established in
due f"6a Of Law, or for what cause the
sam" should be set aside,or established and
I" make such other and further showing
ana rr""' rs you or either Of you, the said
parties may deem necessary, proper. and
"d,ant"g' Gus for your respective rights
aud inteIe~'s in the premises.
- ! GIVEN under my hand and seal
l." =. of office nj Lancaster Court-honse
- this seventh day of January A. d.
1853.
JAMES II. WITHERSpOON,
Jan. i3, 1858. ASSN. PfslG.5O
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so UTH CAROLINA

SOUTH CAROLINA.
nenry champion In Equity--Lancsster
and wsfe' Mahala, District, So. Ca
vs. { Billto set os;do 3.,,o,
Elizabeth Gawley.
III appearing to my satisfaction that Eliz.
aoe'h Enwley, the defendant, resides with
out The limits of this State. 1t is ordered
on motion of Moore, solicitor for complain.
ants, that the said defendant, Elizabeth Cav.
ley do anawcr, plead, or demur to the Bill
IN above case, on or before the 22d of April
1898. Otherwise Judgement pro confesso
will be ordered against her.
JAMES II. .WITHERSPOON.
C. +. l.. ID.
January 8, 1858. 4S-3m-p. f. S6.
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y III - u ~ y y n, NIcfK
March Is, 1858.
> o L i III & A r o LIMA.
Lancaster District.


J, John Bolton O'Neali, one Of The law
Judges of this State, aforesaid, hereby or
der aud direct that an Extra Court Of Gen
era Sessions and Common Pleas be holden
al Lancaster Court House in ard for the
District of Lancaster on the fourth Mon.
day in April next, to continue for one week ,
II so much time be necessary. and the Clerk
and Sheriff of said District are hereby or.
dercd and directed to draw Grand Petit and
Plea Jurors and THAI Wrts "f Vrnira issue
To compel thc auea&arec Of the Grand ga.
rors and Petit Jurors 20 to be drawn 10 m.
pear ut the tine and place above specified
10 serve as such, and that the Clerk give
legal notice of the said Court.
JOHN BELTON ONEALL.
Unionville, S. c., March 4. sat
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed Partner.
ship for the practice Of Law in Lancaster
District.
All business entrusted TO them, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
CASTON g. ALLISON.
w. FHuRLow CAsros, Camden, S. C..
u. +. hLLTsoE, Office on Dunlap Street
opposite the c. III. Lancastsryille- \ a.
Septeuber-i7th, 1856. al.tf
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NEW PERFUMERY.

pRAiRiE Flower Cologne. Extract Of
4 Musk, Violet. West End, Iocky Club,
Golden Dew Drops, Upper Ten, .Boauet de
Caroline, ue!iotrope and Patchouly Am.
Der Lavender; Bazin's Jenny Lind Soap,
good as Lnbin's, at haT The price; Fragrant
Shampoo Lotion ; Bay Leaf Lavender, and
xerbena Waters Rainsny's and Lubin's
Toilet Powder; Hair Brushes-a new lot :
Tooth Brushes, Powder Puffs and Boxes.
with variety Of Fancy Articles too hume.
rohs TO men'ion-all fresh and new, and sf
superior lnnlity ALSO
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The 3 900 PRICES or,sl5 Will bc de,rrm.
rinrd by iiw I"st hyurr..i u,r uunLer TIA,
draws the S3O,Qoo prize FL, example; If
the nutnb"r drawing til" 100000 prrIr end,
with \" !. than all the TICKETS " h, r. ,l,.
,,u'nbcr ends in |. will BE- entitled To Sl5.
" the number ends with No =. { en- all the
tickets where the number end. in . will
De entitled I" 10. and =" on I" 0.
Certificates of Packages.
tNF.n Ticket, ARE ,uld at Tia, following
Ia'"s. wn'ch is :he risk:
Ten Wh"lc Tickets, .s35 90
Ten tia Il Tickets, ',.,. II so
Ten Quarter T!skrt-, 8 rs
BRk Notes II s"nnd B:pks tNlYn al,
PM. flpiks .an New a,osF rui,t,tlrd ,or
l'rL,s.
drawings "f large ClN~rs will b. pnb.
h.h"d IN New York and New Orleans Sun
day papers. nnd Charleston ani Savannah
da't'cS. Registered letter, ut our ri,k.
~ AdiSe,s Ord,.rs fr Ticket. or C,,.
S'i'cat's "f Packages ot Tickct- 10
ANDERSON & SON, Managers.
hGeon or Sard.nat.. .Seo,st4
S,Wil Sh-m"s draws every "Wednesday
aad Saturday.
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sou TIL CA r 0LINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT

|, J. y. S,cwmau, Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions for
The District aforesaid, d. hereby give pub
lie notice. there will be an Extr.. Session of
the Court OF Common Pleas and General
Sessions for the District aforesaid, at Ian
caster L. IL, on the fourth ALaaday in
April next, To continue one week IL 50 much
time be necessary, by order of John Bolton
ONra!l. See order below,
J. A. SfEWNAN, Clerk.
March l5, 1858.
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sou I'll CAROLINA

- ~ ~ III ~ n IL ~ L. N A,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
William a. Moore, In Equity Lancaster
vs, District, Petition for
John Richardson, >pnymont Of Soi'r Fee.
William a. Moore,
vs. In Equly Lancaster
Cyrus 4. Allen and Dist, Petition for nav
wife lane Allen. ment Of Soi'Fs Fee.
TT appearing to my sa,isfaption tha, John
4 RICHARDSON aud also Cyrus A, Allen and
wife Jane Alien, defendants in above stated
petitions reside withogt the limits of the
state. II is ordered on matiop of Williams
solicitor for petitioners, that the said John
Richardson and Cyrus A. Allen and wjfcJane
do answer, plead or demuf 10 the respective
petitions in ABOVE stated case, on Or before
the first day OF June 1858, otherwise judp.
ment pro. eonfesso will be ordered against
each III said petition.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOoN,
Z. E. L. ID.
February ", 1853 I--am-p fte
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Fresh Drags and Medicines

{ NONSlSTlNG OF MOST OF THE
~ new and leading articles Of the Wa.
terra hiedicd." Turkey Rhubarb. Opium
and SqniIls in impalpabLe powder, Iodide
roIast, Iodine, Iron by hydrogen, Valcrian.
D'g''aIis, Blue Mass, CaIomel SC, &C.
Al the popular Patent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cherry Pertoral, Wist.r's salsaal, SeIizer,
An, rirnt 30 g.. ~''
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Notice.

EXEMPTIoN fspn street duty for the
IL current year, can he secured by ihe
payment Of THREE DOLLARS 10 Ike
Clerk on or befo'e the lst of April hesl--
Those persons paying after the lime speci.
fed will be- TAXED DOUBLE.
BY order Of Council.
B.J WiTHERSPooN. Clerk.
March l3ih, 4-st
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Executors Notice

A LII those indebted to the estate of Rob.
"A ert Mcl'~ain, deceased, are requested
to come forward as soon as possible and sci.
lie the same. And all those who. hpye
claims against the estate, are reqnes!ed To
present them for p1ymeut. daily attested.
The estate must positively be settled mn.
JAMES ID. McILWAIN.
Executor.
Dee' y, 1891 A3-U
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Culinary Articles.

hll'spice, Cinnamon, Ginger. Mace. London
Mustard, Nu,megs ana Cloves :; Coy.s
Sparkling Gcatine. Transparent G.Iatinn
Pink and White Soda, Sal Eratus. RInck
and Red Pepper; FIavouring Extracts of
Lemon, Celery, Peach and Pear, Rose and
reach Water &c, l"ay always be found ut
the Drug Store OF
J. F.. DELAY,
One door bclow Masonic Hall.
Camden, Feb. 10, 1858. 52-4m.
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s 0 u L ii G r 0LlN A -.
Lancaster District

Jonathan b. N'nSon, WIN. In Equity,
Vinson, Lancaster. Bill
vs.. for partition or
Griffin Walker, Admin. ) sale Of slaves
Wan. Mackey, Thos. J Martha and
Mackey, and wife Sarah A. Sam. Account
John w. Jernigan and and Relief
wife Mary.
IL appearing TO the satisfaction of the
Commissioned, that VIM. Mackey, Thos. J.
Mackey and wife Sarah A. aIackey. and
John w. Jernigan and wife Mary Jerniran,
defendants in above case reside without the
llriiis Of the state. IL is ordered on mo .
ton OF Dawkins & Wylie, Sol'rs for com.
planants. that the said defendants WIN.
Mackey, Thos. J. Mackey and wife Sarah
A. and John w. Jernigan and wife MARY.
do answer, plead or demur TO The Bill fled
against them in above case, on or before
the 18Th day OF June 1853, otherwise Judo.
ment pro confesso will be ordered against
euch and ali of them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
c. f.. L.. u.
March 10, 1888. 8 3m. pf 50 90
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S o u Il III AROL LIMA

5 o U I ii c ROLIN Ma,
Lancaster District
w. Ihuriow Castor, In Equity Lancaster
vs. District, Petition for
Susan Jane Dye. }Solicitor Fee.
IT appearing To the satisfaction Of Com.
l. missioner, that Susan Jane Dye, the do.
fendnnt in above petition. resides without
the limits of this State. IL i, ordsrcd ~
motion OF Williams, Solicitor for Petitionor
.hat The SAID defendant, Susan Jane Dye, do
answer piead or demur to the petition in
ABOVE case on or before the first day of
June 1903, oiherwise an order pro confesso
will be ordered against her.
JAMES H. WIrHERSPOON,
n, G. T.. l.. ID.
REQ. 10, 1903. l-2m-pf s6.
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Young Celim.

whose reputation rs n Stallion has never
been urp'ssed or equoled in this part of
the country. Celim and his c, Its have Ia
Ken .prcmiums every Year since the Agricur.
'"rai society was formed in our Distric.
and II IL well known that the contests for
'p'rEings hay principally been among his
own colts.
Young CeIim may be expected to stand
nt or near Lancaster ..0d Perhaps IN Beaver
nreek, and in the nei shborhoed Of Flat
N"'S, or any place in reach Of the ABOVE
named neighborhood's, provided the reo
pic will give Mr.. Connrli suiiicic.,t .ncour-
ngcmen, Of Patronage wheu he goes round,
wh'ch VIII be rs soon as possible; apy neigh
Oorh"od wishing him to give theG a call.
VIII confer a ! a'Gr by letting him know the
nr't opportunity. Young Ceiim's pedigree
ana The terms upon which he will DC let
out, will be made known as soon as possi-
Die. las n NcII WAN
March II, 1853. 5--tf
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NOtice.--The notes and accounts of J.
IN +. Curcton, Esq, have been placed in
my hands for collection. The Debtors are
aware that unless they pay, have no dis.
cIetion. w. A. MOORE.
Jan. %, 1858. 6l-,f
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Window Glass.

Cf that favoritc Patapsco Brand, in sizes
rom rom x 10 to ls X "a. Also, Physicians
prescription Walls, from half to eight
ounces Just received at the Drug Store
Oh J. f. DELAY,
One door Below Masonic Hall
"''uo"' icb. ~, looS. 52-2m
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NOTICE.

Forewarn any person from trading for
IL note made BY me on the 4th Februa.
~ inst, and payable to Ffrdtick Shehsne,
on the hrst Of November next, for the sum
OF Thiry-one dollars aud fly cents, for
swhich note ] viii pay no part.
BURREl.L r. HANCOCK.
February lisb 1853. -
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50 y L IL CA r 0LIN A
John X. Welsh. Admins.
traitor Of John w. Grego-
~, deceased.
ANCASTER DISTRICT.

John X. Welsh. Adminis.) In Eauitv
traitor Of John w. Grego- Lancaster Dis.
~, deceased. trict Bill, Ia
vs. Marshal assets
tias,e',,ne a. Cureton,Ma. for the paymen;
EhI 0 tfehth. ct nj. cred. , OF Debts and
ttors. John L. Gregory for Injunction.
James A. Gregory, Madrid
Terrell aud wife Jane,
Miriam Gregory widow,
Harrison Gregory g. others.
Il appearing TO the satisfaction of the
Commissioner, that John l.. Gregory. Jas.
A. Gregory, Harrison Gregory, and Madrid
Terrell aud wife Jane Terrell, defendants in
above stated case and Bill, reside without
the limits Of this State. IL is ordered on
motion Of Williams, Sol'r., for complainant,
that the said John /. Gregory, James A.
Gregory, Harrison Gregory, and Madrid
Terrell and Jane Terrell, Ills wife, do m.
swer, plead or demur to the Bill In above
stated case, on or before the lO,hday of
June, 1858, otherwise, Judgment pro-con.
fesso will be ordered against each and all
Of them.
JAMES II. WITHERsPooN,
T.. T.. T.. ID.
Lancaster, March 2, '5s. s-sm-pf sd.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

LANCASTER DIsrRIcr.
John Williams, Petition to Subject Il
w., fund to the paymen, Of
/ appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
1 Commissioner, that the defendan, James
Atssr resides without the limits Of this
State. IT is ordered on motion Of Moore.
solicitor for petitorer, that the said def.n.
dan; James Miller DO answer, plead or de-.
mur to the petition in above ease, on or be-
fore the first day of June 1853, otherwise
an ordcrPro eoptesso VII be osdored against
him.
JAMES III. WITHEfSPOON.
Com'r Eq. l.. ID.
Feb. 18th 1853, 2-3m Pisa
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5 0 u Il H G. ROLJNA

~ " u L I'll y "A II U L. L n A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In Equty, Lancaster District. Bill for
%yu"ction and to set up tie wiU of
female eonsort. Reliefund sotorG
Alex. F. Nisbe,, Ada tsinistrator, Will nm
nrXed of Mary Small, vs. =. Il. Hammond
Cnah Small, Jn0. 5. Small, Ex'rs John B.
Small, tdcc'd) Moses Kirkland and wife
Esther GirklaEd, William Jobn Van Buren
Tye, ct. al.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
commissioner, that Moses Kirkland and
wife Esther Kirkland, and William John
Van Buren, Tyc defendants in above stated
case and Bill reside without the limits Of
th's State. 1t il ordered on motion OF
Moore, SoFr., for complainant, that the
SAID defendants. Moses Kirkland and Esther
kirkland his wife, William John Van Bu.
ren iye, do answer, plead or demur to the
blil IN above case, on or before the frst dny
OF June, 1888, otherwise, Judgment pro.
c"niesSo vii! be ordered against each of
them.
JAMES III. WITHERSpOON.
&. f.. l. ID.
Feb II. 1858. 2-3m-p GOO.
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NOTICE..

ME THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
Ah employed WIN. Connell, to keep
mis- thvronrh bred Horse
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SCHEME.
Approximation Prizes.
Halves2 90. Quarter l25

1856 Prr"., amounting to........II5l2o
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Mere than one Prize to every o Tickets,
ONE TICKET CAN DRAW q pRlZrs
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Only 10000 Numbers-3,2s6 Prizes 4,
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STRAYED
MONEY FOR THE MILLION i

$4,000 Dollars for five Dollars
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Registered Money Letters at our Risk,
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'os THE HAVANA PLAs
OF SINGLE L NJ NJ BERS.
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AGco" or Sard.na!., sS;eo,st1
SRsll Shrm"s draws every Wednesday
atsd Saturday.
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PERSONAL.

-: correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
mentions that Governor Wise, OF Virginia, is
somewhat indisposed.
80. The family of the late General w orth are
spending the summer at the Berkshire House.
Great Darlington, Mass.
Madame Alboni has returned for the sea-
son to her MsJesty's Theatre, London, where she
appeared as Rosini in " ii Barbieren
-. Mr.. Justice Coleridge, who has for so
many years >at a. one of the Judges of the Court
OF Queens Bench, is, IL is said, about to retire
-. Conmo. Stringham, Captains Lowndes
Sands, Glynn, Mercer, Mafston, and Bailey. and
Commander J. s. Tucker U. S. N, are at vii.
lads.
80. Captain EnOch Boone, the first white man
born in Kentucky, still lives there on his farm on
the Ohio river. He is nephew Of Dan'l Boone,
the pioneer.
80. MIR. Oliver Ditson, on retiring from the
presidency Of the Musical Board of Trade was
presented with a set of beautiful diamond studs
by the members OF the board
80. 1t Is told of Charles Lamb, that one after
noon, having taken seat in d crowded omnibus
stout gentleman looked in and politely asked :
" All full inside 20 Z" don't know how IL ma
DE with the other passengers" answered Lamb.
but that last piece of oyster pie did the business
for me -
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THE Baltimore American saws that one of
with heavy destruction of property, took place
in that region of country on Saturday afternoon,
laying waste large number Of public and pri-
waite establishments located upon the Dor ders of
the stream, near the suburbs of the city, sweep
ing off outhouses, fences, live stock, and inun-
dating several whole squares of that central por-
ton of the city lying Immediately west of Jones
Fails. II will be difficult to estimate the loss
sustained by this most unwelcome visitation, es-
pecially many persons have met with inju-
ries, and the field of operation being extern
sive as almost to defy the most thorough vista
ton and inquiry-but we will not be far from
the mark in putting down the entire damage at
from Si5, 600 to S50eJ0.
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GEORGETOWN.
of The STAY.


GEoRsETowN, June H. 1883.
The weather has been unusually gloomy for the
season, and attended with heavy showers Of rain
ever since Friday last Quite heavy freshet
occurred in Rock Creek on Saturday night The
wbarves on the mall near the planning mill and
sash factory OF the Messrs SHINES, were all over
flowed. No damage was done, however, except
washing into the dock some five or ten tons OF
coal belonging to the Messrs. SimE,s.
The water in the Potomac at this point yeStcr-
day and this morning, has been quite high. with
strong current setting down. Some fears are
entertained that IL the present rain shall continue
much longer we shall be visited by heavy
freshet
A rumor is in circulation In our city this morn
ing that breach occurred on the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Canal, on the nine mile level, situated he
tween Seneca and Goose Greek, on Saturday
night
The weather with us this morning is cool as
to cause sudden disappearance Of everything in
the way OF summer rigging, and render oyeTcoats
| and fires very essential 10 bodily comfort
large number Of persons were gathered
about the site of the Aqueduct Bridge, over Roc
Creek, at an early hour this morning Consid-
cradle excitement appeared to exist among them,
and fears of a collision between the laborers who
had heretofore refused TO work for the wages and
had been discharged, and the laborers who have
been engaged TO take their place. The colored
hands seem to be determined to contend for the
right to labor wherever and for whomever may
mink proper to employ them, and the others
swear vengeance against themif they shall per-
sist in carrying out their intentions Soon after
| they began collecting about the premises a heavy
shower of rain commenced falling, which caused
| them to disperse The clearing up of the wea-
| ther VIII, we suppose, be the signal for a dis
graceful nefee unless our city authorities shall
| adopt some decisive measures for nippinu IL in
| The bnd. We understand that the hands hereto
Tore employed, and who had refused TO work for
the wages, Were paid of on Friday and notif' d
| that they were not wanted any longer, and Ie-
| quested 10 leave the premises
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ALIEN ANDRIA.
deHce Of Tie Star.

Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June II, 1858.
On Saturday night, while the mail steamer
Powhatan' upon her Aqua Creek trip, ran over
on Sandy Point, small vessel loaded with corn,
ana we learn Que Of the hands on board was kill
ed and the vessel sunk
On Saturday, Jas. SCANNED and Jas smith
charged with stealing goods from the warehouse
oil The agents Of the steamer Columbia; and on
Friday, Richard Murray, charged with stealing
giiinet, We're committed 20 Jail for trial at the
Circuit Court.
e. :, Miner, Of this place, has been appointed
Consul at Amapola, in Honduras
We hear of no change in the markets; business
continues usual
Walthal, coal TO gas house. Sailed Schr :. q
King, Andrews, for Bath, nv : Shinn: steamer
Diamond State, kerwin, Baltimore, by Wheat &
RfothPr