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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

MEMPHIS TO Ell PAso-The mail route ia
being stocked. Mr.. Glover is arranging the
division between Fort Chadbourne and III
Passo. There will be thirteen passenger
wagons put upon it. The division north
east OF Chadbourne crosses Red River at
Colbert's ferry, and is under the superinten-
dence of Mr. Bates. The next division ex-
tends from Red River to Memphis. There
are, in all, six divisions, and each under n
special Superintendent. We have noted
three. The fourth is from Ell Paso to Tue
son, Arzonia; fifth, from Tucson TO Fort
Yurrah at the junction of the Gila and Colo
RADIO rivers; and the sixth from Fort Yurrah
TO San Francisco. II is expected TO run the
land mail through from Memphis TO San
Francisco ria FL Paso the 18th September
next TergS State Gnzefte
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

e9S- foolish girl of 90 married one ofthe
Sioux Chiefs recently, at Wnsbingion.-
When she reached his princely wigwam, she
found it mud hovel occupied by two other
.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

s9g- Senator Green, of Missouri, in late
speech, expressed his preference for Douglas
over bis abolition opponents in Illinois.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

icy The following hard hit at the Bank
ers and Brokers of Wall street, New York,
we find in the Washington States:
"Within a week, it is stated, five sharks
have been captured near Fulton ferry, New
York. You may go from the ferry up through
Wall street and the neighbOring by-places,
and encounter more than five hundred Of
".hp same sort"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

w- Two wills have just been recorded
in Philadelphia, which the Ledger copies as
follows: "rhe arst one: 81 will and be-
quea,h all money or effects owned by me
,o-or his heirs The other is still more
brief, and reads thus: 81 will everything TO
my wife absolutely" These wills, though
brief, are just as effective as if whole qures
of paper had been written over"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

t-fs- The majority of Hon. r.. l.. Andor.
son, Lecompton American, In the End district,
Missouri is over Cour thousand. That will
do
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lY- The Mississippi river at Memphis
has declined in all about thirteen feet from
the extreme high water mark, and is falling
at the rate of six inches per day.
The nver is falling steadily all the way
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

6TCounterfeit two dollar and n half gold
pieces are in circulation, at Harrisburg, Penn
sylvania.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

~ The Staunton Spectator says that it
John NJ. Bolts had delivered the speech
lately made by Senator Hammond, in South
Carolina, he would have been denounced by
every Democratic paper in the South.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

A FArLuRE.-M. Victor Considerant, the
French socialist, has just returned from his
colony in Texas, and acknowledges the sys.
TEN Of Fourier, which he has been expert
neniinu there, TO be q complete falure.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

DEATH FROM FLY BITE.-The Paris
Steele says that ga woman, residing in the
Rue Rochechouart, was bitten few weeks
since in the back of the neck by one of those
large flies which feed on the decayed meat at
this season of the year, and died few days
afterwards, suffering severely, and in spite
of the best medical attendance. 1t is sup
posed that the fly must have eaten carrion
Immediately before wOunding the woman,
and that the virus which il introduced into
the wound quickly spread through the sys-
tenn"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

;1S- Thalberg, The pianist. was paid for
his performances, when In this country,
100000 per month, exclusive Of expenses!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

A CouSrsRrsIT.-A $40 counterfeit on
the Bank of Charlotte, N. c., has been shown
the Fayetteville Observer. The signatures
of the President and Cashier II. u. Williams
and w. A. Lucus, are engraved, not written
with pen; and the paper is very soft and
inferior. This one is dated 10Th July, 1858.
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GERMANS IN PHILADELPHIA.--it is stated
that the German citizens in Philadelphia
number about $4,000 sonls, and embrace
many persons of ability, education and moral
worth, and that there are twenty. one Ger.
man places of worship in that city. OF these
five are Lutheran, three Reformed German
three Catholic, one Baptist, one Methodist,
seven Synagogues and one of Free Thinkers,
They have society there organized as far
back as 1886, having now $50 members,
whose object is to assist poor and distressed
German entrants.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

About two weeks after be death Of his
wife was called on TO visiMr Hayden
On my way met DR.. Willins and told him
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

A LUCKY FouSDLISo.-Th Oxford, Miss,
Mercury, tells of an old bachelor in its
neighborhood, worth Sl6O,OOO, who recent
ly found a newborn female babe hanging at
his gate. lie has adopted it, and given II the
namo of"Eureka Gate"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

The UNIoS.-The Hon. Jefferson Davis.
Senator from Mississippi, made speech on
Boston Steamer on the 4th of July, which
has been extensively copied and commended.
The following extract, in regard to the pres
ervallon of the Union, has been published i'm
nearly every paper We have since taken up:
sand this great country will continue
united. Trifling politicians in the South, or
in the North, or in the West, may continue
to talk otherwise, but it will be of no avail.
They are like the mosquitoes around the OK
they annoy, but they cannot wound, and
never kill. There was common interest
which run through all the diversified occu-
pations and various products of these SOW
erelgn States; there was Il common sentiment
of nationality which beat in every American
bosom; there were common memories sweet
to us all; and though clouds had occasional
ly darkened our political sky, the good sense
and the good feeling Of the people had thus
Tar nverted any catastrophe destructive of
our Constitution and the Union. II was in
fraternity, and an elevation of principle which
rose superior to sectional or individual ag-
grandizement, that the foundations of our
Union were laid; and if we, the present gene
ration, he worthy of our ancestry, we shall
not only protect those foundations from des-
truction, but build higher and wider this
temple of Liberty, and inscribe perpetuity
upon its tablet"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

A PATRIOTIC RsMARK.-A fellow who
pot drunk on election day, said it was owing
10 his efforts to put down "party spirit"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

rR- The Washington Union will die II
Judge Douglas don't-sure. Douglas is the
theme Of its Lending editorials the week past.
Douglas, in fact, runs all through its col
umns-"solid" as well as "leaded." The
editor must breakfast on Douglas, dine on
him.. and eat up what is left of him before
he goes TO bed. Distressing easel
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-20

A SHOWER OF FLIEs.-A recent number
of the st. Louis Democrat says:
On the down trip Of the steamer Editor in
the Illinois, the other night at o'clock, a
shower or stream of the Mormon or Shad fly
poured upon her decks to the depth of six
inches, and it was very difficult matter to
shovel them overheard. They were so nu-
merous as to put out the watchmans light
and envelop everything in midnight darkness
The trees along the shore look as II borne
down BY these shortlived insects. The visi-
tation is said TO prognosticate sekly season.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondents Of The Star.

.- ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. Is, 1853.
No tidngs yet from the escaped prisoners
Trammell and Smith, and although nothing n,
can lead to their apprehension has been sban-
doned, yet the subject has ceased to excite inter
est, having run its course an a pipe-d.vs, won.
der. ~e'' WI"
The Gazette says that Captain Jesse Pearson
caught, In net. one day last week, at Hollis q
Marsn, on the Potomac river, a Shark measure
Ing feet inches in length
Inc opposition in Clarke county to the sub
scrIPuon OF 500 900 to the Alexandria, Loudop
q hampshire Railroad, developed itself the last
court DAY In the form Of a meeting gotten up to
protest against the action Of the Court in assur-
ing bonds In payment Of the subscription But
tne friends OF the road were not idle and the
meeting adjourned.
., The Directory Of the Alexandria, Loudon Il
hampshire Railroad have had much to contend
the indomitable energy Of President Mckenzie
seems superior to everv obstacle, and gives the
company guarantee Of success II would have
acquired under no other management.
The schr Mary, Capt. Staples, from Portland,
bound to Alexandria, with lime went ashore last
Friday on Smiths Island Vessel and cargo
total loss-crew saved.
The markets OFFERINGS large
market active. Sales white 81 25 to 81 as red
81 ~ to 81 DC Corn-Offerings large. market
active. Sales white and mix led 75ca77 yellow
1scaS3 Sales Of a cargo strictly whiteZterms
unknown. Rye-sales nc. Oats-sales at 4Oc
Arrivals-Schr Hamilton Ogden, New York
10 D. Shinn; brig Judge Blaney Bradley SOM
6rero, guano, to Fowler & Co. Sailed-Steamer
Columbia. Harper, Baltimore, by Wheat & Bro.
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BY A, GREEN. Apctic

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HANDSOME TWO-STORY BRICK HOIrSE
H AND LOT ON NORTH l.. Between 6TH AND 7IE
shall SELL 10 front OF the premises at six o'cIocE
p m, part OF Lot No. IN Square No 449, with the
oil leet and running back l24 feet to a 20 feet aley
between oth and 7th streets west. The Improve
tanning 10 good sized rooms, WI
rhe locality Of the above property offers an In
situated In thriving business section of the rgfy
Terms One half each balance IN 6. u. I8 and "a
Months; the deferred ments bear interest nd
ises. op0H ING Pieih-
au lad A GREEN A..
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DELIGHTFUL TRIP.-Last evening, about
O'Clock, most agreeable party Of ladies and
gentlemen, representing all sections of the CITY OF
Washington, embarked on the =" crack, steamer
Thomas Collyer for pleasure trip down the po.
tomac and sociable moonlight festival nj IN.
White House Pavilion "The moon had not
filled her horn" yet from crescent face d,on,.a
silver rain through the foliage on the iyer banf.
ana gave q mliIIoh sparkies to the food. A pleas
ant southeIiy wind tempered the heat that had
oppressed the day, and gave promise of a cool
hgnt, Wnlle tue soft sweet music of withers,
band seemed akin to the scene
Sets were formed, and dancing commenced al
most as soon as the boat ran into the stream The
heated atmosphere of the city whaTves was soon
exchanged for the pleasant breeze Of the river !;
the brisk trot Of " perpetual motion" were accom-
plished without undue heat The deck of the
steamer has seldom felt the light footballs of a
merrier party than danced upon them until-Hor-
Understanding the dane rs In their graceful mo-
tions, making rent In the music starting the
boy that had gone to sleep over the cream freezsr
drowning the voice Of the floor manager, and inst
In time to render inaudible some of the nretfiest
specimens Of blarney that ever aired tbem.sIyas
on the Potomac, came :-Ladi-w h-e-w-anoe
wh-e-w-ew-ew-ew wh-e-w, whew-tbe steamer
signal that woke the seven sleepers a vast mum.
Der Of frogs, and monster concert Of locusts. at
the White House ~
In short time the steamer was beside the
wharf; and the Pavilion glowing with prenarae
tiO"-iH AItCucn IOf the appetite, In the dress
Ing room for the taste and in the saloon for The
amusement OF the party
soon, stray curls were adjusted-alI the "How
do j iooks"' answered Every well, indeed -
Inc dressing rooms deserted, the dancing saloon
filled, and Withers's Grand March stared tbe
whole company on "gTand promenade, in charge
OF moor manager Stewart, who has reduced m an
aging ballet floor to a science. The dancino
was speedily renewed; Polka and the plain
waltz alternating with Quadrile and Cotiflion.
untiI me supper bell gave signal that was hail.
ed with delight by the crowd Supper was
hugely enjoyed by apPetites that the cool wind
OF tne river had sharpened, as though on purpose
TO do justice to a feast, of which Mr. Columbus
proud. A'''
supper over, the dance went on with vipor ard
was prolonged until I" streaks OF dawn laced the
eastern clouds" Then, after the g Vesuviana''
and virginia reel, the party responded 10 the
steamers whistle, and soon were 81 all aboard ~
Light faded from the pavilion, and the party,
more delighted than tired, after an hours nm
arrived home Just as day dawned Much credit
Is due the committee in charge, for arrangements
that made the pleasure party of last ni2ht the
Pleasantest of the month.
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CHILD KILLED on THE RAILRoAp-The 30
express train for Washington on Monday after
noon, In charge OF Conductor George w Hoover,
when crossing the Washington turnpike at Elk
ridge Landing, ran over and killed a little girl
named Mary Curran, aged six years II appears
the SaoDath school OF st. Alphonsus church. cor
ner Of Park and Saratoga streets had An .Ycur
sion to the Relay House, and the unfortunate
child was among the children that composed the
company When the train came along, the engi-
neer commenced blowing the whistle and bIs,y
II longer than usual, account Of the track
being lined for some distance with the excurSion
lists The deceased, attracted by a beck from a
companion, attempted to cross the track about
ten feet in advance Of the engine She was struck
and Knocked down before the engineer saw nor
position. Her skull was horribly fractured and
her body bruised and broken. She lived until
about O'Clock Yesterday morning when death
released her. We learn the relatives Of the de-
ceased attach no blame whatever to the officers
on the train, az more than usual caution was used
10 prevent the catastrophe. Sun.
THK CABLR.-Testerday,t the Columbia Fire
Company demonstrated their joy at the last VIC
tory OF science in the successful completion Of the
Atlantic Cable, by displaying the American and
British flags together, from their engine house
Az sunset salute was fred from a small piece
OF artillery belonging 10 the Company and their
alarm bell was Tung for some time 'rbis dem
ohsIIaton was so uneX pected that the ring ing Of
tne bell caused an alarm Of fire in the Second
'N, "iOuSut out the r rankin Fire Com
pahY, winch went as far the Capitol and then
returned to their quarters
DRIVING oS THE PAvKMENr-(;bas FIscla,
was arrested by officer Yeatman 70, DRIVING :,
two-horse wagon on the pavement AT Centre
market The case was made out, and the ae
cused wa| fined 81 and costs, by Just &c Donn
After paying the line the accused said he thought
IL hard that he, being a Maryland DemocTat
should be made TO pay bis money out in thai
way, and he would never vote for any party again
as long as he lived.
TRIALS At THE GuARD-HoUsE.-JohnC Calhoun.
drunk; - Is fine and costs. James Nugen,, do. :;
woTkhouse 81 days. John Kelly, do; and fight.
Ing prisoner In the guardhouse. 80 DAYS Thigh
man THPleu, colortd, larceny; dismissed for
want Of evidence -
A. ,sDDiS6 CAKES, very pretty andvery cheap at
81. naIe 2hia Confectionery, corner 18th and r
s'ee'A' Toe Cream $3.50 per gal on. jy 3 I'm.
can sisIiIhose IN want of Pennies, for change,
ter OF the Star Once. ''"N~'''H a. INC 0't ar
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE STAR.
FROMAGENTx sSocT<rCn
The Atlanta r.,.

Inc Atlantic Telegraph.
OK, Aug. 1.-THE folloviny ,,.-.
No. se y, teosy by Mayor Tieman to m. 80
congratulate your lord mir 80, Aufust ~.
inl LAYING Of the Atlantic carl. ne success
Ionaoo OF EpTope and America, and the cities Of
am and the United States, the trlnmnh -, .. oI.
ana energy over space; thus unitine NOR eIs..I
tns PONDS OF peace and commercial prosns-S,,y
mo ,nnCa1elng an era in the worlds history
pregnant with results beyond the conceptions !,
a nuite mind. To God be all praise "
ID. r Tfrn.x
A., Mayor Of New York CITY.
Mayof rleman also sent the following a, match
70 .ne Mayor of Montreal, in answer 10 an InenSrx
com. ~ ~" The grand telegraph celebration would
T sc" c, r C. 1,,,, Rodi.r, Mayor Of Montreal
I'LL 9s. oeen liked. We propose that I-sodon
ali ~ t ne general festivities, that N possIbI,
shall nni,s rs OF both hemispheres OF the globe
snau unite IN the celebration. Yop wi 70
course, receive sessonsble notice WILL %
(Signed) 6r
.,,- Mayor OF New York
ties, and IL must sufhce for anriou, inori,sa-
everywhere inquiries
The city is looking magnificent to uisb, An
nosp pubic buildings and principal hotels, and
many private residences and places OF busines.
are Illuminated. Cannon are booming heiIs
nng ing, and the streets are crowded
"a. electricians at Trinity Bay can give no in
5 TOT concerning the working Of the eahie
Due ume occupied by the transmission Of TIE
RESIDENTS reply depends on the workino condI
uoh OF the cable At the time
TORONTO, Aug 1.-THE following disn,,ch
from the Governors sneral was sent - -. -
cable ONe' toe ocean
cll rae HoNoTabfs, the Secretary Of STATE 9TH,
Co!SHteS, London, England The GoyernorSC c.
eraI presents his humble dsty to the Queen "a
respectfully congrafulates her Majesty on tn
completion OF the telegraphic communicated be-
tween Great Britain and the colonies
(Sgned) ESnxnu
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DIED.

On the 18th instant nssr y.r,.r,o, ". u,y
1ttsIFact o%, dfas liter OF Henry b. and Rosella
he relatives and friends al tbs r
10 attsnd her funeral 10 morrow aiier,oon -,
Navy Yard "o' parents al the
On the 18th instant. FRANCIS AsByRy EN-.
Sic X, youngest son Of James and NAV siurhh "a
Frasisr' aSsd Two mouths sad twelve days,
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON TIE
II ISLAND AT AUcTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
the 2lin slant, shall sell, in front of the PREMISE
atb o. clock p. M. handsome and valuahle BuIIdIrr
LOT, being Lot No. IL, In Square No 64S, having a
nne 'front.' on :, street south of ~ feet I inch, and
running hack l.2 feet inches to 80 foot aIey be-
tween Hal ard Fret streets west, on the IslHrdD
Ire lot VIII be divided into two or three building
lots. n desired. on the dsy of sale
FERNS: One fourth cash the balsnce i'm & 10 and
~ months, Tor notes bearing interest, secured Inv
deed OF trust upon the premises.
lid A. GREEN Auct
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lCOMMUNIcATED.

(cOMMUNIcATED
IHE MARINE BARRACKS Editor of the Star :
we had this morning a fine dress (uniform)
parade, the band and field music taking part in
IL. III had been some time since we had one, and
there were quite number of visitors In the Gar
rison to witness the performance The follow
Ing was the order Of the parade and review
Lieut. ingiaham, acting Commanding Officer ;
Lieut. Haywood, as Adjutant; Lieut. Savre
captain OF the First Company Sergeant Ruyye
Captain of the Second Company; Sergeant HeIle
man, Captain of the Third COMPANY: and Or
gerry sergeant Phelps, Captain of the Fourth
company; the whole conducted by Sergeant
Major Robinson, who on all occasions ex bibits
the appearance Of the gentleman and soldier
The whole command passed in review in quick
nlne twice around the parade ground and
wheeled from column into line and broke into
companies. Several other evoutions were per
formed, which reflects great credit on their din
Inc commissioned officers that took part in the
review Were evidently well yersed In military
tactics. have also to mention the soldier. Ike
appearance Of STgeant Bowe, Sergeant HeiIr-
man and Orderly Sergeant Phelps. who per-
formed their several parts admirably and toe K
great interest in having the cOmcaniex perform
their evolutions properly, and Lieut. Sayre as
captain OF the First Company, took the Lead
indeed, II would he hard to find body of veteran
troops TO do II better and il Is to be deplored
very much that the corps Is not increased so as
to be able to keep two hundred men all the time
at headquarters, which the present force will not
nus tue nave 10 be sent OIL veTy
ofte9 when they are about to commence ba,aI
liordrll.
At two p. m, detachment Of one sergeant,
(hLey,) TWO corpOralS, two musicians, and twen-
ty-hVe men, under the command Of Lieutenant
Sdyer, will leave for Norfolk the guard Of the
United States sloop Cyane, now ready for the
Pacific These are the same men that Exhibited so
much skill at target practice a few evenings ago
They are also well drilled in the field artillery
ana sea-gun- battery exercises. In a day or two
their places will be taken by twenty five recruits
al the field artillery and sea battery This branch
Is commanded by Lieutenant Green, and is in
charge of Sergeant Walsh, who is denoniinatsd
ordnance sergeant. He is quite experienced in
all the evolutiOns Of this branch have also to
mention the nne appearance ofDrum Major Roach,
who commands the band and field music He ia
noble looking soldier and IS well fitted for the
station he holds h
August Il, 1853.
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ONG RTHY,S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
8 v. PIKE, Sole Proprietor,
l8 ana 20 Sycamore street, Cine iaHati, Ohio

ID ana ~ Sycamore NTeet, Cine IHddtt, ONO.
This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure JUGS of the Catawba Ora Pc
thus aHordlng additional evidence of the progress
of American enter prise and industry, and Of our
ABILITY to produce srrc es at homs, equal to those
made by any other ma ion.
equals bur excels the best Imported Brandt 8 IN
purity and flavor. Ii Is, in fact the best Brandy
known. This statement is fully oOrfoborated bv the
Certihca es Of our most distiGg uished analy tica
Chemists
IL IL is a sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Fla.u
lency, Cramp. Chollc, LanguOr, Loo Spirits, Gene
raj Debility. &c. No family should be without It.
HI Re,aIl price 8 rs per bOttls.
=. ". Pike has appointed DhN'L. Il CLARKE
Drug st and Pea rmaceutIst. corner of Pa. avenue
and 41a street, Sole Agent for the District where
dealers and custom.rs will please forward then
orders. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-18

BALTIMORE, Aug. ls.-Flour is steady; Howard
street and Ohio, s537aS5.5O New Ground botb
brands, IS 50. oO'-
Wheat closed with a declining tendency. In
consequence of large receipts, but quotations un.
90 Corn is dull and lower; white, 75aSOc.; yellow
Provisions firm
Whisky is dull at 26 Xa27Kc