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SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN. :

Spring GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Having just received very handsome assortment
MEREs, and VESTING. / am fully Pc
pared 10 serve gentlemen romptly and faith MA
fully with every style of garment FUR MI
NISHING GOODS in variety. A
READY MADE CLOTHING of the best quail
ity always on hand to meet immedla wants"
A. III. YOUNG,
Merchant Tailor, Browns Hotel,
m252w Pa, avecpe,
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iHE FRoPRIEToRs OF The BALTIMORE SUN
are requested to take notice of the plan their
respondent Mercury adopts to obtain intelli-
genee Tor them la his letter, published in this
morning sun, will he found - table showing
the cost Of transporting the a. = mail - &c
which u copied rsyLGitHI from the Star Of YES
terday, without credit Were such instances
uncommon, We would not say word; but they
are too frequently pTactised by this CORES pond
tnt and W. insist on his giving credit here
after for what, ia the way Of news, we obtain,
with no small labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-03

On MONDAY NIGHT, be it remembered, Daw'
son takes his benefit at the Theatre.
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. 5! SEEDSm SEEDSm

- + + ID 50 EDSm SEEDS.!
SOME OF THE ADVANTAGES OF BUYING SEEDS FROM
JOHN SAUL.
L. because ne is neither an agent has agents, hut
MS seeds are grown expressly to his order
he can, there fore, warrant them.
z. because his Seeds are fresh, genuine unadulter
ated; the growth of 1857.
). because by purchasing direct from HIM you save
all intermediate profits.
4. Because they are cheap.
D. Because he is practical Horticulturalist, well
acquainted with the Seed trade, and there
lore knows by experience what seeds 10 rec
Ommend.
SEED STORE Sa6 18th ST.,
feT- 81 w. l2t corner III, Washington. ID.
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Washington. March 9Th. 1859.

HINTON & TEL,
II MERCHANT TATLORS
500 Pa. av.. between "a and 9Th SITS
Have just received and opened their assortment
81 Spring and Summer Goods comprising a n.
eholce selection Of CLOTHS, CASSI->
MERE :, and NESTINGS, which they are Hh
prepared To make up IN the latest style and Mr.
pest manner. LIZ
Also sels CT stock Of GENTLEMEN'S FUR.
SlSHiNG GOODS. IA 81 cow
FASHIONABLE PERFUMERIES, from thu
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lcE-The schooner Eastern Belle is at Har
vey's wharf unloading cargo of splendid ice
consigned to J. G. < ii. A. Willard.
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NJ b. BRADY respectfully announces that he
lVl has established
AGALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
in Washington, at No. $50 Pa. avenue (Oy er Sweeny
Rttenhouse, FAINT & Co.'s Banking HOuseD Eeis
prepared TO execute commissions for the Imperial
Photograph, hitherto mqds only at his we'll -known
establishment in New York.
A variety of unique and rare Photog raphic spscl
mems are included In his collection together 9th
portraits of many of the most citizens
of the United States.
Mr.. BRADY brings to his Was ington GalIarv the
results of fourteen years experience in Eurons
and America and the choicest products of hrs Ar
during that period. He feels confident III AT the re-
sources at his command and the artistic quality of
his works Will commend his Gallery to the
Oh the " dsninRtOn pubic. ian 8S-aotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-03

NEW AND DESIRABLE FURNISHED
HOUSE FOR RENT.-The subscriber has
f9T rent new and Tery desirable three story RICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Building, hand
somely furnished, and containing all the modern
improvements.
rhis property is lightfully situated fora summer
residence and TO good tenant the rent will be mod
crate. Apply to JAS. C.. MEG UIRE, AuctOneer
and Commission Merchant. mis-
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RYE AND BARLEY MALT,
IL for sale at the
CITY MALT HOUSE, corner Of Wsst Fslls sv-
snue Srd RlOcs ct. re ltmore. Md. s-Is
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NOTlCE.-The copxrtnership heretofore existing
under the hrm of ThoG pson, Hamilton a Co, "A
inns Gay dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having accounts on our books requested 10 come
forward and close them either by cash or notes FL
ther one are authorized to receipt for any account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-03

ASSAULT PUNIsHED.-This morning two COL
o:ed men-Pierce Stephens and VIM. Marshall-
got into a fight, when the former seized an axe.
and with it inflicted an ugly wound on the head
Of the latter. He was taken before Justice DOM
and being a slave (Of Hon A. III. stephens the
law required him to be whipped, which was
executed by Officer Parham,
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oie 100 frequently pTdctIsed by this cores pond
ent- and We insist on his giving credit here
after for whit, in the way Of news we obtain
with no small labor.
JOHN BROUCHAN's Complimentary Benefit
comes of tonight, ard II is most positively his
last dPpeaTanCe-two sufficient reasons why eve
~ man. woman, and child, in the community
should be present IL another il wanted IL is
forthcoming ia the fact. that double banquet is
provided on the same evening. in the Represent
aGlOn Of Columbus aud ''PG-ca- hon-tas
e. let all 90 aud see the last of this .sfeI-
low Of infinite Jest" who has kept us ia Sucb
good Lunor through the past fortnight
CENTRE NARKET There was 4 very numerous
attendance Of dealers from the county and city in
the market this morning, and the stands were all
Oecuped
La the f.h market, sh1l were selling at 5Oa.5r.
per pair; large rock Sla-3 small rock pc per
BUNCH herring 25c per bunch.
In the hay market the supply was meagre, and
prices ranging from 75c- To ~ Per cwt
The strict enforcement Of the market re0uIa
lions secured good order throughout the day
Mr.. }. '. HUNTINGION's LECTURE-This
gentleman has been invited by large number OF
Senators, Representatives, and several distin-
gnished citizens of Washington, to deliver here
u lecture on the Currency, which will come off AZ
Philharmonic Hall on Monday evening Mr.
Huntington il the author OF Lady Alice, - and
l.eSt
Will be fee. See advertisement
THE FAIR TO lie opened at Odd Fellows Hall
Easter Monday, under the direction of Father
Siliger, for the benefit of a new Catholic church
Ca Capitol Hill, bids fair 10 have 4 large measure
Of success. Valuable and beautiful contribu-
lions have been received from various converts
and other sources In the United States, from even
a. great a distance California; and the display
upon the tables will undoubtedly be rars and in
teresting.
REAL Estate Yesterday the following de-
scribed property was sold by A. Green, auction
Ger: Pat Of Lot in square i.7, for co cents per
foot, to Patrick COOney. Part of lot 10, with q
small brick tenement, In same square, to IT, Brig
ling, fsc 81 $50.
The CsiFORMs.-The polio officers have re-
ceiyed orders TO obtain their uniforms from the
manufacturers. and they expect TO pu, on their
''nKins" to- morrow. The officers ex press much
satisfaction at the appearance Of the uniform.
MESSING ER APPoINIED.-John Holaban has
been appointed to be a messenger In the Wash
!ngton City Post Oaice, in place Of - Robin
son Ioi the First Ward) resigned.
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PHILADELPHIA

L. AGER b f 3 EPoT
No. Ssl Pa. av., between ~ ana 9Th sts.,
tlne Eeg $3.50; one dozen quart bottles, SIS
IL We send the Beer free of cost 10 any part O;
the city. e. r. w. GERECKEa
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Oriental NAIL POLISH, giving a beautiful
~ sustre TO the finger nails, 81 CHESS Hair
STOVE. lS'h straet Pa "a
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-A BRICK Dwell
l. LING, containing IS rooms The Furniture
viii De sold 18th the house, If desired Beautifully
situated on Missouri avenue, No. "a between Al
and 9th Streets near the National and Browns HO
tells. Inquire on the premises. IN slim"
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs

Fox BIOS fON.-The No Packet Schooner II.
arrived, and Will have quick lspatch for the ~.
e9oys port: For lresbt or passage, apply to=G2
HAN ILEl BRO., l0l Georgetown, ID. c.
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Mr. SPEAKER ORR has made arrangements for
opening the daily sessions with prayer until the
the 18th Of May. There are forty-one different
names upon the list
The President Of the Senate and Speak er of the
House have designated the following cIergym.n
10 conduct Divine service in the Representatives
hall on the Slbbaths mentioned below.
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FOR RENT AND SALE

ROOMS FOR REN F.--Three Or vate ROOMS
u situated on "a avenue, between 2d and 81 SITS ,
Variety store will be rented with oT withour Rcarf
Apply on the premises. ap 2-St+
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N B.-Frunks Covered and every description Of
Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch.
JAS. :. TOPHAM.
Late TOPHAM & NoRFLETD
No. fS9 7th street. OppO. ODD Fellows Hall,
m 4-lV WASHINGTON ID. G.
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E>ARM FOR SAI.E.-A valuable Farm contain
ing one hundred acres, Cor more If desired ) in
high state Of cultivation, with Dwelling, Barns, Sta
BILE. Fruit Trees and all modern improvements, sit
uated in Prince Georges County, Maryland, and
miles from Washington. For further information
inquire of q EO. w. BRAY, No. 2S2 9Th street, be-
tween MI and n streets north IN II-Imt
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FOX EENT.-rhe FURNISHED ROOMS
and Tor rept after this date. The location GIG Penn
sylyania avenne, next the KirkwOod Housed is one
az the Cania nr 6S LOT ndyIns business
transient or permanent occupants. There are seve-
prices m q-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-11
KenfucI-y FIections.

We publish elsewhere says the Bowling Green
Standard, such election news as we have been able
to collect, up to the hour Of going press Ourre
turns Indicate with reliable certainty that on Mons
day last the Democracy Of Kentucky achieved vic
tory, so decisive, that it has, beyond ali doubt,
sealed the fate Of all the opposition, and established
upon permanent basis The ascendaney of the party
In the State If the gain in Louisville is to measure
that effected in other portions of the State Mr. Re-
vilPs majority will exceed the largest expectations
Of his most saDguine friends It cannot fall below
Ten THOUSAND, and We shall not be surprised if it
reaches fifteen thousand Kentucky in the election
Of Mr. RsyilI endorses the administration, and
proves beyond The possibility Of doubt, that she
was in favor Of the admission Of Kansss with the
Leeompton Constitution, and also that some Of her
representatives did not reflect her sentiments in vot
ing agsinst the admission Of Kansas with the Les
compton Constitution. RevilPs majority in Hsrri.
son county Is 280-all the county officers elected
are Democrats. Revilps majority in Bullitt county
is 74-his msjority in Campbell county 4S8. in ATer-
Ger county, Revilrs majority $40 Nelson county
gives Revil l54 majority; Scott county gives ReyiIl
a majority Of 834 ReviI gets in Larue county LOG
majority. Revilrs majority in Anderson county is
1854; Gslatin county gives ReviIl As majority. Re-
Wills majority in Taylor county is 232
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wiz net our Know Nothing friends walk Ri bt into
the new oOaliOD party after this polite invitation
from Thurion Weed How can you resist such I'm.
psrtuniliss. backed as they sgs by your own organs
IN Ts0uesseeB k>NA~---4 E-<L
Frun re AitaDF 1oarnais Auguss4
'sNo More 5lave States and No More Slave Terri
tory vas tho principle which called the Republican
party into existence, and the enc upon which it must
achieve success To modify il, suppress il or hide
il, even temporarily, can only work harm. To re-
pU5iae it entirely would be permanent ruin. Those
Who cannot stand with ugon the ground Of opPosi-
ton Slavery Extension will never stand faithfully
with us on any. The policy Of troubling to Pro-
Slavery preiudices has been tried often enough IN
this State already. The free soil party, young
Giant in ls4S, sunk into an impotent dwarf when It
discarded its free soil principles in 1919. The Wing
party which gained victory after victory under the
banner Of hostility to slavery extension, fell into
apathy weakness and death, when It began TO chat
fer and compromise. The American party was
strong weak in this State just in proportion as it
took ground for against Stree soil All this exper
ieHce lie too fresh ia the minds Of the people Of the
Stale 10 be disregarded. The Republicans Of New
York have no disposition 20 change their distinctive
pFineIples-while they Welsome all to the standard
on which they inscribed, whatever may be their
differing views points Of policy not involved IN
the great struggle for supremacy between slavery
and free labor.
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The iron pipes to convey water through Washing
ton city were manufactured in Scotland; a1a me
iron interest in the United States is laBguishing-
dying for The want Of little protection. what
mockeFy Of government is ours patronizing
everything fOreign-dOWn to foreign paapers and
oonviots-and iesving everything American 10 take
care Of itself - CiagksviRe Chroaicis
Why, the Banner says tho American manufaoiu-
rers doald have sold the material cheaper than II
was bought in Scotland. And yet, the 'iron inter
est in the United States is guishing-dying for
little protection" We fear the editor Of the
Chronicle doesn't read the Banner very sttentively,
or else he doesn't believe it. The fact is however,
the only thing American that is lapguishipg and
dying is the American party. That institution
needs taking care Of for We see it is incapable Of
"taking care Of itself"
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. 0Ting 70 sn unfortunate accident to the tsles
graph wire somewhere in Cape Breton, we have no
addiiional definite Information respecting The land
ing Of the Atlantic telegraph cable. There is no
doubt, however, Of the eomplets success Of tho en-
tsfpFise, ssys the New York Herald. The land
line Of telegraph to which the accident alluded to
above occurred, passes through 0 wilderness, and
the work Of repairing damages is one Of no small
difficulty. The necessary repairs vills 70 are SIS
sured, be completed in lsy OF t1o, aud then We
shall be In receipt Of dispatches from Trinity Bay
that viii, We hope give Us particulars Of the lard
ing Of the cable at both ends Of the line. It s not
expected, however, that messages viii be transmit
ted along the submered wire for perhaps week to
come that length Of time being required adjust the
apparatus and perfect arrangements generally In
the present excited state Of the public mind upon
the subject, aIy delay, however brief Is exceeding
y vsxadous. Our local reports and Geographic
dispatches from Sill parts Of the United States and
the British provinces show to what pitch Of entha-
siasm the public have been wrought by this grea'
event Already II has manifested itself In illuni'
nations, tOrohlight professions, military paradesi
sllutss Of artillery, and other bOisterOus and joyous
demonstrations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-11
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR.. King formerly Of NeT YORK. for tie last ioar
Et-s years Of Louisville, Hentucsys and Who has de-
voted bis attention 70 tie Of private diseases Tor over
dirty ycrs, fatters himself having attended rae ice for
many years. andcure many thousands, lie b. eel q cure
all diseases q private nature, how bad thEg Do
from idudous mgiica treatment, from uegdct Of the
N. Kings Dpensar Is No g Dsaderck street, tcEee
Cherry and The square, sAere he cares a Diseases OF 7uts
nature.
GoSOEHEA cured Eithout naassus sdla or ins-sEgnss
from business
SrRlCRUE % oh recent dSte, eaectily cured in few
days, operation which pair Nhcra sclls
exists health be enjoyed. Perhaps
moro misChef underminCs the constitution rch.
sgFlIs, with al the diseases q the skim growing cut q neg
ice lad treatment be ecuav cured in few days.
SEsINAL WEkKEEs, particular attention having given
this disease al the consequences growing % C, brought
many iy the Destructive hars q irconderate
Xoh1 and excessive indulgence q The passions neglect q
which viii undermine the constitution. rendering the subject UNA
COS business society, and causing premature old age.
Fcma who may iahoriug vita any diculy q Woub
may rest assured Of iiniHediate relief
Persons residing abroad, y writing and stating their win
enclosed drec 10 Dr. A. King, 80. % DesrCk sreet
Nashville. Tennee. Ni have the Necessary sent
their address, with oecessy dirous Strict secrecy Observed
from O'Clock 10 lhe morning untigin e evening
may 23-d&Ely
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Dispatches for Costa Rica and NIcaragua--
Our Government Determined to take jus.
tice i'm its own Hands--NO Nicaraguan
Minister, etc.
WAsBINGTOE Aug. 5.-The Panama mail steamer
which sails to-day, takes dispatches to Gen. Lamar
who is instructed to inform the governments of
Costa Rioa and Nicaragua that the United States
government having waited long and in vain for jus.
tioe from them, will nov take justice in their own
hands and assert their own rights This is as it
should be. There will be no more diplomatic tri-
fling with these States, whose sovereignty is only
entitled to respect to the extent in which they them
selves recognize its duties.T $50
The same course will be, or has been adopted. TO.
wards New Grenada. The knot that has been lied
by diplomacy and intrigue must be sundered BY
round aud chain shot.
Jerez, who was reported 10 have been sent here
as minister, With certain powers in regard to the
YrTizar treaty. has not shown himself here nor
believed that be has any diplomatic mission. Per-
haps he has come q minister to the steam commo-
dOres to higgle for better pay to individuals for tr
vial Manifestations SEa,
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The yaiIer souabbIe.

Capt Thomas Batmsn brought suit last Saturday,
for the Office Of Jailer, to which the people elected
him. He will get his Office if there is any justice
in law. Geo. A. and Isaac Caldwell are his attOr
MES The basis Of the suit is mdEaamus to compel
the County Judge the Sheriff, and the County Clerk
to issue proper certificates Of election in the place
of the abomina5le documents that came forth full
of fraud and nulGiy over the signatures Of Clement
and Matlack The case will come up before Judge
Muir, and will be tried at once louisville Courier
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HUMPHREY MARsHALL's DIsrEICr-One year ago
HUNFHREY MARSHALL was elected 10 Congress in
the Louisville District, Kentucky, by majority Of
about Two thousand. His co operation with G1p.
oINos and sEwARD in their political schemes at the
ia's session. Of Congress- has so disguised his eonst-
uen's mat st the late State election the district has
given about as msDy votes to the Democratic eandi-
dates as 10 the opposition. There is not hundred
votes difference between the parties in the District
The indications are very strong that MARSHAL like
his political edfelOE BLAIR, Of ST. Louis viii bs
run out Of Congress next sumner.
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The IzentucI.r EIectlon.

We publish this morning official election returns
from 10 counties in the Slate. In these Revil gets
A., 500 and Mckee 43, 1872 votes, and Revill loss
in the same counties is 9l6, as compared with the
race of Garrard and Jones in 1857. In the 81 cOuu
ties to hear from the vote for Gsrrard 16, 263,
and or Jones 1856. Should Revih lose nothing in
these counties, ais majority would be ll,7O5. We
apprehend there has been q comparatively small
vote cast in the First District which may occasion
a further loss. Revill's majority will, however,
certainly exceed 10000 and may reach 1900
Lo,fissilIe Courier
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C1n.Eer,s pnIiticnl Text Rool,.

We have received the advance sheets Of this ex-
cellent work, second edition Of which, greatly en-
larged and improved, viii soon be Issued from the
press The work is indispensable to politicians and
exceedingly useful to all those who wish conve-
nient compendium of the political history Of the
country The work may be obtained by addressing
letter to NJ. W. CLUsKEY, ESQ, Postmaster Of
the House Of Representatives, Washington, D. C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-11
Reading Matter on Every Page.
North CnrnIinn EIeefion.


The only intelligence from North Carolina Of the
election on Thursday consists in telegrspbio des
patch to the Petersburg Democrat The democratic
ticket Wss entirely successful in Halifax and North
smptOn counties, and in Raleigh, MoRAE, for Gov
ernOr, received 10 majority, where the opposition
have generally had 800 majority.
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mBMPHIs RACES.
mEWPTIIS COURSE.

The Races over the Memphis Course viii
commence on TT ESDAN October is 1885,
and continue five days
FIRST DAY. TuTnAY, October 10 The AZ lLI[ER STAKE,
for year Ods, $500 entrance $50 forfeit. Mile tr
al the stake; the Club add $500 provided the
run; and clos The fst day OF August l5j5 Secf
ity will be required for the forfeit In the eh0Ve sake.
SAME DAT.-Joctey Club Purse s6o. Ihles nile heats
SECOND DAY. WEDsEDkY, October a0Jookey Club Purse
$500. Nile heats, three I'm i've.
SAME DAYSWeepstake for tE0 year dds Su0 entrance;
$50 Forfeit "Dash Of me; three to an he Stake
three entries. Security viii be required for The forfeit
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, October 2l.-Ihe o. HARPER
STAKE for three year old Two mile htsi $50 entrance;
sloO forfeit; three IN the the Club add $500
provided the run and close t day Of August
l556. Security will be required rIho forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, October .-Jocky Club Pue 500
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, Saturday, October s3.Jockey Club Purse
81 900. Four mile heats
T ''WaIk over the above Course entities the horse % ths
fail amount Of Jockey Club purses.
p All entries, with lorisits must be directed %
VIZ. 7. BOUNDTREE, 1ropFietor,
ie2Q-fIf Oct. 10 Memphis Teuneszse.
Lexington Cy) O6gsrrer and Reporter copy t October ID
a send bill b this Office Tor collection