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GEORGETOWN.
Corrssyondsnes Of Tie Star. -

~. ----dEoRsRfowN, June "a, 1858.
The teachers OF our publc schools are all yer,
ousilv engaged preparing for their approaching
examinations. The time appointed for them b,
the Board Of Guardians Is as follows:
Junior department, female school, taught by
MISS GOOD, july. Junior department, male
school, taught by Miss nm Jewell, July g. Sc.
nior department under Mr.. w. H. Craig, July o
senior department, female school, under Mrs
Farquer, July ~. The annual exhibition of the
junior department Of the male school will come
on at Forest Hall, July IA. The subject Of pub
nc schools has, for some time past, been regarded
with more favor, and q more general interest has
been awakened among our citizens generally
preaching examinations are looked forward to
with more than ordinary interest.
The following very encouraging item of canal
news we hnd In the Hagerstown Herald of Free
dom and Torchlight Of the BID instant: "The
breach at Dam No 4, is about to be closed, now
that the stage of the wafer will permit of opera
tons. Over one hundred hands, chiefly boat.
men, (whose all Is dependent upon the canal }
are employed night and day. On Tuesday morn
ing the first crib was put in two others are 10
be put In, which will be done early next week,
and thus close up the breach In the course of ten
days, should the weather continue favorable
Both dams will be completed this summer Y
building them Of the most lid and endurable
masonry The prospect Of procuring the neces-
sary funds from the coal companies amount al
most to certainty. Tn. company owes no
contractors at these dams. Loaded boats can
now pass at the tunnel'
The colored females Of Trinity (Catholic)
church ProLo se having quite an enticing time
this evening at O'Clock. We advise those of
their friends who may wish to 6. kill two bird /,
with one stone,' spend an hour pleasantly and
prohtably, and at the same time contribute to
wards the promotion of laudable object, to
patroniZe them.
MT A. Jackson Jones having resigned as first
lieutenant OF The Georgetown City Guards, Mr.
}. Mason Goszler has been elected to Ill the va.
cancy: Mr.. Ii. Davis, second lieutenant, ana
Mr.. VIM Blackford, orderly sa:g eant.
Our city this morning Is unusually quiet and
dull. The only place where the merry hum aud
CHATTER OF business life look and sounds really en-
couraginS, Is the Pioneer Cotton Factory. which
is now In full blast under the careful superin-
tendence of Mr.. William Appleby
Arrivals-SchOOEer VIM d. Cargill, Hawkins,
New York, hay to BeaIl d Shoemaker; Ada
Woolford, and w. b. Morgan, Williams from
Port Deposit, lumber to F.. w heatlev; Ionic Glo-
Yer, same place, lumLer to Jos. Libbey & Son;
and quite fleet Of bay and river craft with
wood, &c. . SPkCrAroR
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DIED,


On Thursday, the 2+th instant. at 2 O'Clock n m
0f consnmP fon, after a lingering illness, I'll OMAS
W OSO ODBi. IN the SIlh year of his age
HIS lriehds and acauaIntances are Invited 10 At
tehd ms 1un' raj at O'Clock on FRIDAY 18th instant
from his late residence AL X street, between 6, h
and nth streets WI Jun
cnpc.)
in Georset"wn. on Thursday morning, fha oath
instant, oi consuinptIon, Miss MARY ANN, eldest
The friends and acq lainta noes of the family are
lnyit' 81 la attend her funeral TO morrow (FJiday
afternoon, NJ Az O'Clock, from her mothers resi-
dence Oh Jefferson street.
On the morning of the Path instant ut Oh o'cook
Mrs. ELiZABEFH LEE, IN the Slst year of IN r
age. relIct OF Ii. ee. 49, " " :
The Trends OF the family invited to attend he
IuheraI ~ her late Residence, on 9th street, To-
morrow r rIiay) Evening, at oslock.
MARIA METZEROTT, wife of g. r. Meta.
rOtt, aeei 81 years and months
TIE funeral will come of on Friday morning at 70
On the ?3t instant. ELIZABETH BALCH
y0mngsst child 81 Jas II. aud MaTy u. Tu.tin
The friends OF The family invited To ant md the
funerl To marrow T. rIdayD Morning, at 20 eek .
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence Of Tile Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 81, 1858
The young folks seem delig hted this morning
Brighter little faces seldom seen anywhere
than those which aid the sun in making bright
our streets. The children of the Sabbath school
attached to the Second Presbyterian Church are
Siaddened wth the me nlores OF delightful times
on their picnic at the White House Yesterday.
The scholars of the Southern Methodist Sunday
School are falling into line full of life. ready To
proceed to the ThOmis Collyer and embark for
the shady places, the frowning ramparts and Il e
cool spring that ava them be low at Fort w ash
Ington.
A correspondent of the Virginia Sentinel states
That ION the 2ist, while the train Of cars Oh the
Orange and Alexandria railroad was at the br idp
"PPosii" the residence of Mr. Wallach, near Cul-
pepper Court house, the engine driver discovered
inan sittin. on the rail of tue road with his
head hanging down, as if taking nap. All ef-
forts were made to stop he train though ii being
near The end of curve il was impossible 20 do
so In time. When the engine struck the man it
fted HIM eight or ten feet in the air. and he fell
fiat on his back in the ditch apparently lifeIess
Capt. Paul. ran the train back aud took him on
board, and started back to Culpeper Court house
to procure for him medical aid. While on the
way back the man commenced talking, remark
ing That they were carrying him the wrong way.
Tie soon after raised up his head and said he was
not hurt. He then rose to his feet, remarkiny at
the time to the writer Of the article: stranger
you gave me laundering jolt, halo, let me get
off, CAPT p, stopped his train to obIige him
As he alighted on the ground, he jumped up and
cracked his hee '%tOgether. and babe adieu. ii !,
called himself Jack Brown, of CuIpeper.'"
The Manassas Gap Railroad Company have
already forwarded to the Bank OF the Republic,
in New York, tie amount necessary to pay the
July interest accruing upon its bonds.
Markets, Yesterday Flour-no sales. Wheat
sales good white at 1D0c.; fair red S5c Corn
sales white and mixed at &c, &c and SO cents
Rye-saes at 60c. Oats-sales at 36c
Arrived, yesterday-Schr. Alena, Dent, corn
and wheat to Washington Co; schr A. V
Bedell, Rider, New York, to j C.Nevett; schr
Hamilton, Ogden, New York, to s. Shinn; schr
Catharine Martha, Brown, Philadelphia, coal to
1 Nsuett T.,
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ADANsrRous LOCALITY Complaints numer.
Gus and frequent, are lodged at the star of,c.
ABOUT the dangerous condition of Second street
at point only few yards north of Pennsvivan,a
avenue, aud where il is bounded on the west Inv
rue me oid railroad depot, and on the east bv the
I'oer creek Ii Is stated by reliable au,hori,,,
eua' TWO thirds OF the travel to and from the pres
. .' iaIiroad ofce is through this street, and At
the point mentioned, there is for q conxiaer.hIe
ostdnce-say nifty feet-only sufficient width of
space 70 allow single carriage to pass and bal
ne ,; 40. ,na. IL hac hmsn should happen to
pe niue nnheedful while passing this place and
oIlVe TWO feet out Of the direct line no human
power could save himself and hi, carriage and
Ifses rom being precipitated down nearly
pc Penoic llar emb xment Of at least twelve feet
INTO the muddy water of the Tiber creek: and
hothing short Of a special providence could then
save nm from perhaps a broken neck, manned
animals, and smashed up vehicle. 1t will come
10 this at last, and then the Corporation will bs
let In Tor something handsome in the ,xay of
damages; while few dollars iudiciousIv ex
pended jus: now would make a safe and corn.
Gus nuisance. A"'' Po'ii
CurIp.-At TX O'Clock this morning, Mr..
AieAahoe', henderson, Engineer in the Navy.
a"o son OF the late DIR. Thomas Henderson, of
Ie u: Army, was joined In MARRIAGE to Mics
Nate Middleton, daug Inter- of our worthy falio,y
ci,hen, Capt. L. J. MIDI eton.
RUG ceremony was performed at the bfuse Of
me father in the presence of l,rge gath
ering OF the relatives and friends of the n,Tt;ss
AFTER the knot had been tied CONGRATULATIONS
poured IN thick and fast, and the guests made
mrrrv Tor space over a sumptuous repast OF
49,, Connections, and the happy pair were
toasted In sparkling champagne and other CON
genial beverages 1890 '
The bride and groom leave this evening on the
sIeahooat Tor Norfolk, from whence they pro
where the groom is stationed Much low 90 with
them. ~ ~ wiz"
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New York Markets.

NV YORK, Junei "a -Flous heavy sales Of
l2,JO' bbs State Is cents 10 xer) at "a sOa33 IS:
OHIO 81 % ~ 65 Southern 81 45sS4 rs
w heat Is lowSr; sales of 30, 600 bushels; wes-
EN- red 81 G2al O3 white lilo, Southern white
125c.
Corn is Armer; sales Is, 600 bushels; mixed at
7la7ic; yellow al -, white 75a97c
Pork is dull prime SI3 p; mess nominslly at
Sli.yn. Lard is dull at 1O3<aIlc
W Risky dull at - 4 a23c
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Trustees Georg etown Building. AssociatIC
ia g. 2awIm WALL d. BARNARD, An,


By T.. >. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
FTRUSTEE'S SALE.-By authority of a dead OF
trast dated the 18th of March. 10 .. recorded IA
Liber J. A. 8. No. lis, folio l9, ON Rachel Waugh,
VIM A. Waugh, Ann NJ. wsugh, John Ross ana
wife, and Geo. w. Cooley and w.fs ID the subscri-
Der, will sell at auotio to he highest bidder the
l9I day OF JuIy next, between the hours Of and
o'cock the afternoon, in front of the premis AL
the interest OF the parties above named Ofand
parcel OF ground IN GEORGETOWN. ID T., which be-
gins the south line of Bridge street at the west
corner Of the brick building lately owned BY John
Mountz. and running thence with Bridge street west
u feet thence south 30 feet TO feet alley runElng
from Jefferson street thence east "a teet 70 "a sh
Mountzs property, and thence north 90 feet TO the
beginning, with the dwelling house and othe1 ini a.
proysme"ts e. ereon, as now In the occupe''oA vi
sud Rachel Waugh. -. - =. ~
Terms: SIS cash. and the residue az ., ~, M 10
months, tie purchaser to give his pous, WI 49,
ty bearing int, resi- from the day OF saie SUI deed
Of trust on the premises leeds at tue pa rchssers
cost III the terms of sale be not comped wan wita-
an a., fsam fbe day of sale, the property wal ee
resod after i've days notice N the afional lntel-
ccSsssr' ~ NV SAM'L CROPLkY. Trustee.
ie I1-xsv EDW.s. WRIGHT, Auct,
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IN VIRTUE OF Twotal WITS oF FIERI

IN VIRTUE OF TwOta WITS OF FIERI
Il fao;as. issued from the Clerks Office the CIR
cut Court ofthe District of Columbia for the county
of Washing ton. sud To me directed. shall Ypose
Il public sale, for CASH. front of the Court House
door OF sid County, on TUESDAY, the goth dsy
OF July, 1853, at IL O'clock ma, the following de-
scrlbed prope' ~. to wit: u defendants Tlght.
title. clam and interest in and TO all those pieces Of
ground and premises situated and lying in the CITY
of w ~ hngtoB, ID. C., aud known As subdivision NJ
and y of Lot No. &. Square No 574 of sand city |,
as said subdl visions have been lad out for the Bal
tImore and Quo Railroad Company, and a plst
thereof duly recorded the said lots NJ and having
front of 80 feet is inches Indiana avenue and &
street, and averaging - feet 3 inches st street
west, and containing 4.SI9 square feet, Icing the
northeast corner Of said square. seized and levied
up the property Of James Crutchett, q, Il will
he told =" satisfy JudIcSas Nos. ~ and Il To March
Term. 1857, IN favor Of Hamilton Cav. use Of j.
ID. IL. DE Bow. J. ID. HOOVER,
js 2l-td 4. =. Marshal District Columbia.
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WILDFLowER by the author or"The Hous,

"ll,DELO LOWER (; by the author or"The House
" al tiInors,' "One and Twenty" 40, &c.
Price ~ crGts; octave paper covers
for every one her liked. and every one her
The following are n few opInIons or the Issdius
English papers and reviews:
book W Ich, W hen taken IN hand, will not BIC
ended l'."-LordOR Aths.1um
written with much depth of feeling ."-London
"A delightful story, distinguish ned for the elegance
Of ITS SITS lie and the IA hos and sentiment with which
II aDounds Is entItled to take high pace the
literature of fiction. ~ o@don Post =. =
THE moral tone Of w Ildnower' Is elevated, and
many OF the PASSAGES are of striking besut.. We
don Press.
"Great power II deIneation is tho principal char
te' istIc of WI dhnwer"-L oHdon Spsctafor,
"A novel that will not. he easIly sur pa <sed -
London ObserreT.
For sale by TAYLOR Il MAURY.
je - $. S34 Pa ayenur.
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Baitln,ers mnrkst.

BALTIMORE, June 24.-Flour is dulI-no sales
rep rt-d.
Wheat Is dull ard unc changed: good IN nr,u.
red Sl.;ia'. & r. 20 good white 8 O6asI -.
good TO pine do 81 I5aSI % Corn IA ouirt'
w lite nd yellow 75a77c
Provisions closed dull and unchanged
Whiskey is dull, and closed dropping RI eaaa3-
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RiuaucfaI.

NEW YORK, June ~ stocks are higher gen.
ally. Chicago and Rock Island 3; Cumberland
Coal Co l9h Illinois Central bonds IS; Lacr a
NH. oa Michigan Southern 2lS; New York
Central Soy; Penna. Coal Co. 7lI; Readingtsk;
Mil and Miss Pa; Missouri 6's SIX
Sterling exchange is firm at Ir9 iiuaA
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BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE.-By virtue of n deed Of
trust from Patrick Kinney. dated July 7, lass,
we will offer at auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th DAY
OF July next. AZ clock D. m, the premises the
eastern half of the west half part Of Lot No. G. IN
Square No. lao, IN Washington, with the improve
ments consisting of a two story Frame Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One half the purchase money to
be paid Ia cash. and the residue months with
interest, tn be secured.
Terms Of sale to be complied with in one week
after sale, the property may be resod after one
week. notice. at the risk and cost 81 the first pur
chaser. WALTER = COX.
FERDINAND w. RISQUE,
Trustees Georgetown Building Assoc atom.
je7 9awIm WALL a. BARNARD, AUcls.
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TN VIRTUE OF TWO 90 wRITS OF tIE
i ri faclas. Issued from the Clerks Ufhce OF the
Circuit Court of the District OF Columbia for the
expose to public sale for ~ front of the Court
House door OF said county. on TUESDAY, the 2nh
soiibed property, to wt defendants righ,, title.
claim aud interest in and to Lot No. r. in Square
thereon, in the CITY OF Washington d.. G.. seized
and levied upon the property of rillotsOn Brown
and wl he sold to sstlsfy Judiolals Nos IS and o.
to January term. ls5s, IN favor If lanes r. p: De-
Bow, j. ID. HOOVER,
' je 23.tl SO U, {, Marshal, y. @,
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MARRIED.

BY the Rev. Mason Noble, ut the 9Th street Pres
byterIan Church Washington, ID. G., June 23d. iS5e,
MI JOSIAH r. MckIM to Miss FANNIE NJ
FERREE all of tn city.
On the 22d instant, by the Rev. Father O'Tonlo
Dr. II. w. BRENT. Of Mary land to Miss LAW
~ - '~
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By J.C. MCGUIRE. AnntInneer

BY j. Z. McGUIKE, AuctIOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITUREAND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs.-On TUESDAY NOR
MING, June 29th, at 10 O'clock 10y virtue of deed
IN trust. duly recorded among the land records for
Washington county, shall sell the Furniture and
Effects of the Maryland Hotel. near the nortlI Cap
Itol gate, comprising
Mrhus6 ny HsIr spTirg Sofas,
Marble-tOP Centre Table Card and Work Tables,
OAK ana Marie Cane seat Chairs, Lounge,
Window III tans aud Shades
Three-piy and ingram Carpets, Oilcloth,
Oak Rockers, w znut Centre Table,
Single and doulD Cottage BedsteaGs,
Dressing and plain Bureaus, w ashsiands,
Looking lasses. Toilet Sets,
Comforts. BLANK cts, Sh Gets,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
BOlsters and Pillows, Wardrobe,
Oak Extension Table, Dining Chairs,
CTOckery AMI u lass Ware, Table Cutlery,
TOgeu hsT with q genera assortment of Kitchen Re-
qulsltes,
Terms Thirty dollars and under cash; over that
sum edit OF one, two, three and four mont his for
satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest.
By or,ieI of the trustee.
je2Sd J. G.. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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By wALL& BARNARD, Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE BY virtue Of deed Of
Il trust from Joseph Dobson, dated July II. 1855,
will offer at auction. an THU RSDAN, the 18th
Lot 10, IN Square III, IN Washington. with the I'M
provements-a two story Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One thIrd OF the purchase money
tn be paid cash .nd the residue IN two equal
stalmen ts at and u months with interest, TO he
secured by n deed of trust. Terms Of sale Ia be
complied with IN one week after sale, or the proper
" will be resod at the risk and cost of the hrst
purchaser, after one weeks notice.
" WALTER =. cox,
FERDINAND w. RISQUE,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Building Association.
lie 7-sawIm WALL a. BARNARD, Aucts.