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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
MAYOR.
GAUGER-

~I AM again candidate for re-elec-
tion to the oifics Of MAYOR OF this city.
NH is-tde JOSEPH MAYO.
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EY-I Iespectfully announce my self Candidate Tor
the Office of Clerk of HenIico County Court 1T tbs
lection in May next. TEMPLE kLLkTT.
"a da
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FoRr hEFIANcEANp MoHAvg RIVER WAGoN RoAn--
Tho War Department is in receipt of dispatches
from Lieut. Bea,e, the superintendent of this road
bearing date at Colorado river, January %, 1855
lilo announces his arrival at that point under an
escort of Dragons furnished by Gen. Clark, and
WAS assisted 10 crossing the river by Capt. Johu-
son, who placed his steamer at his disposal for
that purpose. Lieut. II. reports that he had made
experiments to test the capability OF the cameis
to withstand cold weather, and that they have
fattened nnser the exposure to snow and in a
valley near the summit Of the Sierra Nevada. lie
was homeward bound and hoped to report IN per-
sen in March.
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COUNTY or HENRICO,
CLERK or COUNTY COURT.

CLERK or COUNTY COURT.
Day- To The VoTERs or HEsBIco CouH-
rT.--I respectfully announce myself q candidate
reelection To the office Of CLERK uK HENRI.
CO COUNTY COURT. at the election i'm May next
NH 2-ts WILLIAM F0LkES.
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MANAGER OF POOR HOUSE.

SUPERINTENDENT IUOh f1OUsE. At the
solicitation Of many friends I have been induced TO
offer yself a candidate for the above office and
will be pleased TO receive the votes of my fellow citi
zens, at the approaching municipal election.
HENRY MYERS,
(The person VIII o attended the sick in Norfolk
when the yellow fever prevailed there)
NH IL
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afaY- 10 rns YorErs or rnn Courrr b
rim nnRrnN

aESrIr1-I am 4 candidate fos The ei'ice 81 CQN.
MISSIONER OF TIE RkYENUk tcr the ur-
per District OF the county, and respectfully sccis
yoHr votes in May newt.
nhl3-4im coRnIs BURTON.
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n.y. To TuE VorERs OF THE Cry o

RIcHaoND.-I mcst respe ctfully offer myself can
ddate flr reelection Of CAPTAIN OF ThENIGHT
POLICE. NH 2l-dtdes A. WILKINSON.
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lie REVISION IxcoMpLExE.-The CITY

Council have not succeeded in revising the Ordi-
nances, and as a consequence, the incoming COun-
Gil will be required TO complete the work of their
predecessors. Besides minor ordinances, those
concerning the Gas and Water Works. will need
perfecting az all early day.
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~To rHx vorsas or HsKarco

f1-To THE fo1Eks of ukNhfOo 0ouk-
fY-I heraby anDoapee mr. q II aeapdldste n -
office of the E0H HMfsSf0NEK or fIuEkkyEkuk.
fr the lower district. at the arproas hing Election
nisassro 10 elect me- promise 10 Ascharas - dn.
fies OF the once hthfully and punctnAlfy. q The
best ef my ability. JOHN ~ kAEd0s
NH
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Excess ofcurrent expenses for 1858, S10,7Sl 70
There are many other interesting facts in the re-
ports ofrhe Committee aud Superin tendent which
we should like to notice, hal We the space To do
go. The reports and accompanying documents
have been ordered TO be printed for distribution,
and wnen this il done. cur readers will have an
opportunity Of perusing them.
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my r. ,. CARTER.
10r To MY FELLow-clTIzrss or rzI

COUNTY OF uxsRico.--I am candidate for the sHk-
RIFfALTY Of the County Of Henrico, and rcspect
fully solicit your ufrages ut the elsalng election In
May next. b. MICH. DAVE.
Kachmond, nth Dec, 1857 NH y--dims
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Ess. Da. Joas b WALrnALL. fIIomwo

p''ils Offers his professional services 10 the ei.i
"a Of Richm0nd and It's vicinity Office az hIa re
Je l--l2ms
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HSPCITy Carers To ruu Vorr

or RICHMOND Grateful 1r your kindness heretofore
respectfully announce myself candidate for re-
election TO the Office OF CITY GAUGER.
NH 22-tdes RICHARD FOX
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ReA.. To THE Vo1ERs or HEsRIoo CouN-

nI- AM q candidate for the CLERK
SHIP of Henrico County Court.
mh 2-lms JNO HAKRIaON
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sny- Cou8Hs. COLDS. HoARsEEEss. SC

The prevalence OF the above complaints AZ this
season Asa has lAe effect Of bringing out y host of
p.1ts.sr .iy neg spec .fcs and while some few may
h. good. many ate usee and some even dang. ous
60 prevent apPiEtmeuf the best course 20 pursue
- consult your family ph siciaD othtrwise use
ysGch remedies ~ long public experience las
rysi, T. d.. safe and eilicacious. OF this class
Tira' C0NP9CSR SYRUP Or GUA ARABIC. Original
j. ta tav0rlt" prescription of eminent physician
il -9Hu became u popular family medicine, and with
oU' advertising. has continued to enjoy a gr0wiaE
reputation tnr tbr last twenty yeGrss In all recent
CASES It acts like cham, anl ~ Chronic Ca.es
Bronchitis, II 1opnZDou h, Group, Asthma. &c, it
u,eI wlrE unparalleled success, most families
y. testify.
Sold by FISHER WINSTON, MEADE 4 BAXvR, A
narEsgR. g.. ~ p crit1 per bottle. and in an rle
gltt and pleasant i.pzHn-e form, i21s 25 cents
Ier box, called TTLEE's 'uuM ARABIC CoUGH CANDY
[ sggS.F te Lg-3m+
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u1Buks{s-
HHa Crrr 0 Ta -.

EA. CRY GAUGRR TO THE VorERs
or skIcHMosp.-FeIlow-Citiz I'll am a candidate
for the Office Of CITY GAUGEk and shall be pleased
to receive your votes in April next.
NH l3-dtits SAMPSON JONES'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

- FEILow-CirixEEs--sI an 3 ean0-l
date for the once ef cokeTAbLk d she 81 pl-
tiet In The Cosusty Of Henrico. spd reeys$EA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

Eg GRAIN the voters
OF the city Of Richmond I respectfully announcs
myself candidate for the above ONCE
mi lk-fdeA EOAVTN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

CITY COLLECTOR.
EHyn AM candidate for re election 10
he Office of CITY COLLECTOR
mh l6-td JULIUS A, HOBSON
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To rHx vorrps or lsr DIsrRIc,

TO THE Nofktb OF IbT UierkIet 0t
HxxRIco CotsTr.--At the solicitation II -meny
BILE. OF ths fss Dissriet, and resIeofiully nstk5e
your sulfsgse Should if be year pleasure = siefS
ave proniss 70 discharge the duties Of ~ o<es y
'ns nh XII lid I d@s ae'''''' JOHN n DoaoErx.
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nA- SHEBIrrALrY or HEsRIco.--I an
candidate for reelection 10 the once Of sHKRIYY
OF Henrico. JN0. A. HUTCHk60N.
A . y aat5s
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pROF. WOODS HAIn Rk110n1n. :.
): I: Y :|::;.|'s1 NV VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

THE INVASION OF MEXICO 1T has alreafy been
mentioned that Col. Lockridge was 10 Texas or.
sanizipe a party OF "emigrants" for Northern
Mexico The expedition is evidently hllibuster
movement, and if is said Gen. Walker Will COM
inana il and that Comonfert, the runaway presi'
dent OF Mexico, who is in New Orleans, is TO iur'
nish the funds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01
say~Ty YouR HAIR !s HARSH.


Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Il yoHT Hair is Gray.
Use Prof " ood's Hair Restorative,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
]. you are Bald,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Il yuu have Nervous Headache,
Usr Prot woods Hair Restorative.
If 200 have Daudrun.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II vsu have fTupt}ans,
Use prof u 0od's Hair Restorative
Il vpu desige Glossy Hair,
l'sc Prof Woods Eair Restorative
II va desire 10 preserve the Color.
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
/! yug desire not 30 ias- the Color,
U7r Prot Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii you want Cheap Article.
Use Prof :, ool's Hair Restorative
II you admire the Beautiful Lock,
Tsr Prot Wood Hair Restorative
If YOU admire the Beautiful kInXlcts,
Use Prof Woods liar Restorative
II Won wish EeaHtiu Cumpit Sun,
Use Prof oad's Hair Restorative.
il you wish Face free from i'IWplc=.
Us Prof hopu Hair Restorative.
II you wish to APPEAR Young,
II you want testimony over ShclniuE,
Read the Circular Of Prof uuds Hair Restorative
fAo pcpot j. At ia Narke, street, St Louie Mis-
srGfi and 3l2 Broadway, New York.
pE-tt is also sold lay every popular Druggist IN
tLis gity aud country. Hth i2~c@cw&ni+
rss9,. A. b. CLARKE, Market Place.
franklin street has constantly on hand variety Of
FtRNIHG INrLEMEATs,
GsKpENlSG IMPLEMENTS.
HVUpIVT lMPLFMENTS,
SHog-MAKTNG IMPLEMENTS,
Fi~HlNG fNPLEMESTS.
Hot sEHpIp UTENSILS,
C0uKIhs UTENSILS,
And many other utensils for sale at moderate
Islrrs NH 2y--l2tT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

D6r To rnE vorERs OF THE CfrY OF
citizens: am candidate for
charter elections. J H'0ARY
NH JI-fdeA 8sf -
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THE MuNInIpAL EIEcrIoNs will

The MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS viii take
place on Wednesday next, when all candidates will
have an opportunity Of measuring their popularity.
he polls will open in the three Wards at the usl.
al hour and if the voters turn out in the morning,
there will be 40 necessity for three days con-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

WOMAN sHor DEAD IN PORTSMOUTH. N. H
In Portsmouth. N, H., few nights ago. tls wife
of Daniel H. Spinney was shot dead viii ater-
ing her house in company with her husband Mr.
Spinuey received buekshot in his arm. Nelson
n Downing has been arrested for the mnraer:
d,aicnI,y having occurred between him and Mr..
spinuey short time previously. Downing was
employed in the Navy Yard. He has wife aud
six children. He was intoxicated at the time, and
probably intended 20 shoot Mr.. spinney The
tragedy caused great excitement IN the town.
Spinney is a lumber dealer in good circumstances
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16 GRAIN MEAsuRER.-To THE vo-
rERs or THE CIrr or RIcHNoxp.-T respectfully su.
nounce my self candidate for the above once.
NH 2S-tdss WILLIAM WATTS.
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Hay Ngw SPRING Goops /.

tUJhlhy ITIN@ILs,
And many other utensils fer sale at mo,irrat,
slrra NH 2y--l2tT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

TO TIE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF HIcH-
NoyD.-I am candidate for reelection 30 ths once
Of CITY GRAIN MEASUkEk. and respectfuliy -
iicit your votes at the ensuing charter eIeeti0n-
NH Z-dtdes JAMES 0lDR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03
ALEXANDRIA.
correspondence of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 3, 1883.
This morning, amidst the heat, most Of our
people are making their preparations for the Gel
ebration of the 9Th of July. There will be no
public celebration, yet business will generally
be suspended; and pic MICS, pleasant excursions,
country trips, and fishing parties will carry of
large portion OF our people to the country
The Alexandria tand Washington Railroad of
1eTS TINS year chance for pic MICS that our ppo-
PIE nave never before possessed At very small
cost parties may stop on any portion of the road
Several excellent places for fishing and many
beautiful sites FOR pic mic parties may be found
near the road; and, we doubt not numbers will
avail themselves ofthe conveniences thus offered
In Capt Job Corson, general superintendent and
conductor BoyntOn, the public will find gentle
men whose energy and accommodating DISPOSE
tlon are sure to make them general favOritps
Last evening. a barrel of brandy in the store of
u F. Suite * Co took fire from q lighted
match and exploded. But little other damage
was done. An alarm of fire was sounded and the
nremen Were quickly upon the ground, but there
was no need for their services.
One of the locomotives on the Orange road
our>t iue Yesterday afternoon while hauling
the down train. The accident detained the train
but short time.
Andrew Jackson Lodge Of Free and Accented
Masons have contributed fifty-iv dollars to the
Mount Vernon fund
Arrived, yPstrTday.-Schr. Timothy Pharo
Ctanmer, Philadelphia, coal to c. Nevett
schr .. G. King, Anderson, Philadel phia to ;
Shinn. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03

REMOVAL OF the REMAINS OF PRRsIpRNr
MoNRoE-The remains OF Ex-Presidpnt Monroe
Were ehhumed at New York yesterday morning,
"a The presence Of Governor Wise, Col. Lee and
Coi Bell, of Va M. Monroe, a nephew Of tho
u'ceased and others. The coffin was in an ex
en- state of preservation, and II was inmedi
'e"loVed To the Church Of the Ascensio, a:
a,L9 'hr day the flags on various public and
cummings IN the city, and on the shipping
,ys,e ESP, " at half mast, and minute guns
tolled, DC. VIZ 'u""o"h' pelis
The procession passed down Rrosd .,.D
O'CLOCK, the sth regiment of N,,ios'., =, - q
d accompany OF the list regiment actin ,,o On"
n,' !. lie pro 'e'Son was about quarter of
spectacle ~ d. ou, II drew large throng Of
nan al "a O'Clock, where the remains Law NY
,n 'hi' afternoon, when the sth regiment ,ar
uaIee Oh them, and leave for Richmond xbers
'AeS VIII arrive early on Monday morning
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING. fhEco'
The Union publishes the debate In the Brit
ish Parliament on the 18th ult. upon the Search
question, as conclusive evidence that the Brit
ish Government have abandoned their preten-
sions to maritime police of which visitation
to verify the nationality of the visited vessel,
was claimed as an outbirth The Union con-
tinues
" We took the ground that we had an absolute
ngnt TO the uniHtsTraPted use of the uHappropri-
ated parts OF the sea for our navigation and the
president sent to the West Indies such an in
crease OF our squadron as under his instructions,
would enable our naval force to exact immunity
Tor our merchant vessels. II was thus that the
issue came TO be practical. rendering ii necessary
thatthe British government, in the face of an i'm
pending collision of hostile fleets, should either
dlsaVow their pretensions, or enforce them at the
cost OF war
The Union says that this disavowal has been
made, and that Lord Napier does not disguise
the conclusion that his government has utterly
abandoned it's pretensions
The Iltelligsncer, also, publishes copious
extracts from the debate alluded to by the
Union, and remarks of it, that with scarcely
an exception, the sentiments are kindly and
their thoughts cOuched in calm and statesman
like language, altogether becoming the dignity
OF their positions and the Importance of the
subject discussed. OF the speech of the Ear
OF Malmesbury, which commands from his Of.
nclal position, especial consideration, it SAYS
his admission of the correctness of the ssinter-
national law as laid down b. the American
Minister for Foreign Affairs" and his sugges-
Tons as to the best method of suppressing the
slave trathe, notwithstanding the practical diff
ncultles IN the way, appear to have been die.
lated by proper desire to maintain friendly
relations with the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03

u A dispatch from Albany, y. Y, states
that The receipts of breadstufs at tidewater for
the fourth week of June, show an increase over
the same period of last year, as follows: Flour.
oi'4i7 bbls wheat 2i5 0iI bushels; corn; "a .o33
bushels. Reducing wheat to flour, the total in
cease in receipts of flour to the present time is
rs ,i3G barrels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03

IL The Railroad Convention for the adjust
ment of the differences between the Erie and
Central railroads resolved that the New York &
Erie road be requested to advance the passenger
rates to the prices previous to the reduction till
the 18th of July.
Mr.. Moran, the President of the Erie Railroad
protested against the resolution, and declared
that the company was not bound by the action of
the Convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03
FOURTH Of JULY EXCURSION
Piney Point, Old Point. Norfolk.

y IL CAHE HENRY.
Inc favorlte Steamer POMH AEAN HAVING mn =
suTplsss1 state-rOom aud berth ac
eoWmtmodeu9ns wi, on SATURDAY 6. ? -Slh,-S
fNENlN6. July 81. ~ O'c ocE -<zDzE3a-
leave the slxth street wharf, washington for tha
abgVe aces touohlnE at P4nPy Point and Odd Penn
dhd arrive AZ NOrlOlk next forenoon: -ayfnE sgsrr
~ cock p m for Old Point and Cape Henry ard
This viii afford the party ample opportp,,,, >,
tI-N me At!sntlc Ocean and Chess peake Bst II,
uYi'sht, 20 ENJOY tie SeS breeze, 20 ii n Lathe
other objects of interest. ~ NA'
Returning, the Steamer will lesve NorE,fk e..
!" shIkten on MONDAY, the 5th July, ~ n O'clock
r. "a, ,oqIShihR ~ O-d ','iut aud Piney Point
Norfolk markets. '''-s '"h hid
az eudrucs. 'i" N'i' Us iu
SIX DOLLARS. WM MITts1iIuun meas
- w q. w HARRISON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03
PERSONAL.

-. George C. Whiting, Esq the Commits
sioner Of Pensions, is expected to arrive In this
city this evening.
80. The President yesterday took up his resi-
dence at the Military Asylum Secretary Floyd
has also moved out TO the Asylum.
-. Prof Francis Bowen, the anti Hungarian
Professor of History in Harvard University, was
passenger for England in the steamer Europa.
49,. The London illustrated News SAYS Chas
MaCkav has returned to the Strand from Anne lea.
Our friend Is warm in his Acknowledgements of
the hearty welcome he received
Thos Ramsay, Esq having retired from
" The New York urchman,' being about to
return to England, his native country, was pre-.
sented, on Thursday last with a silver ink stand
go. Mr.. Bennett Fowler, the man who made
money at pearl fishing last year, made his ap.
pearsnce in Concord, n. H., a few days ago, in
side of ladies skeleton coat, over which hung
loosely calico robe depending from his nee K
and open at the front, for the purpose of securn.
a good circulation. He wore a pair of whit
pants under the skirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03

IL A dispatch from Leavenworth states that
Governor Denver deprecates the removal of the
troops from Fort Scott, and he has visited Lana
ME to concert measures to replace them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03

EFFECTS OF HoT WEATHER.-There were thir-
ty-three deaths from sun stroke in New York on
Monday last, and thirty-seven on Tuesday.
In Philadelphia, there were thirteen on Mon
day and fourteen on Tuesday
In Baltimore, six on Monday, six on Tuesday
and five Oh Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03

IL The propeller North America, engaged in
the lighthouse service, has been DESTROYED by
hfe on Lake Sinclair. No lives lost she was
owned at Cleveland and insured for 500, 600.
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~ ND"PENDENC DAY.
wv IL II 81 4. II Ir do.r-....S 4 'D- -

NV - Nd" ZEN DEMO . DAY
w III L II tR 1t is DESIGNED TO leave the CITY mr. IN
rTmaln quietly at home In crmmemoratIng this onr
Nations hIrthdIy. all will ind it 10 add 10 thar
Joyment 10y prov IdIng themselves vii n some good
Is. KS, Mas"Zlnes. Periodicals, and Newsna6e 3
ana none should ttll Ia call At once AT SaIi LIN
Tons ROCK -TOkE. pdenn RmIldipe, and snn
ply IN ms'ves with tn latest publications., amohy
which may re enum rated "s
Osenla, by Capt Maybe r. ED
Lor NortTrn's PAGE, an historical romapoa h q
+. II. James oAoo' ny W.
Foo, teIlow. % the author of Which the ris ht
Mary Derwent, by Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens.
VIA 10 yer, by the author of the "HOuse of FL .
Harper's Magazine for July,
Atlantic Monthly do
I.eslIe's Family Maya. do
Household Woods do
Knckerb ecker Magaz'e do
BackwOOd's Magazine for June
Together with all the Weekly Iitsr,rv panar0 10
ceived and for sale az '"peiS'ie
Jos. SHILLINGTON's
Bookstore. Odeon Buildins
SSI corner ~ street and Penn aye1rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03

IL Monday next, the 5th instant, having been
set apart by common consent, in this city, to be
observed in honor of the anniversary of American
independence, shall issue no paper on that
day, in order that the army of employees Of the
Star Office may have an opportunity 10 Partici-
pate in the festivities of the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03

Ii.
JULI3, I~5-
New OH N. f..........storming all night
Philadelphia Pa. ....... cloudy warm
baltimore Md ..-.... ....crar very warm
Washington. ID C........c clear wind w
nlchHlono, va ......... clear, tn. 81
rtlE1SDu1P, va .......... clear, thPT 50
NoiloiK, va clear, tn Sc. wind $
Wilmington, n. C.........clear Their s.
Columbia, > c.. clear, warm
ChdrIeston' .. C...........Clear, ia -, wind w
augusta Na ..Clear, warm.
odFdhhdn' Ud ............ cledr, tn So wind SW
ndfoh ia ....-.........-' lear. hot.
COLUMBUS, Ga. clear, warm.
montgomery, Ala .........clear, warm.
Lower Peach Tree, Ala ..clear, wa-m
hoolie, Ala cloudy, Their. 81
gainesville, MISS. clear.
Hew orleans La. .........s h 'werv. tn 20, wind Y
frederick, Md clear hot
cumberland Md..........clear hot.
hetlng. Va. ........ clear, hot.
,Id"ntoh, va. ............ clear, warm.
Lyhcnpufg, va .......... clear, ther. So
Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 a. m fcor-
'tcIeu ior temperature,) 20 6i5; at noon, % SOS
thermometer, at : a. IN. S3.; at noon glJ Max
lhuih yesterday, 03; minimum last night -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03

NAVY DEPARTMENT PRoMOTIONs Mr.. j
l. Winslow, Of North Carolina, has been pro-
NOTED from first class cIerkship to second
class clerkship, in the Naval Bureau Of Con.
struction, vice John Gilman, deceased Vim
A Elliott, Of Maryland, has been appointed to
a first class clerkship in the Naval Bureau Of
Construction.
IHE WEArHER-The following report of the
weather Tor this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03

JUST IN TIME,
FOURTH OF JULY
Just received
IN boxes Prime LEMONS
D boxes FIRE CRACKERS.
$3.50 TOKPtDOES
With general assortment Of
Fine J. AMii,N iiRbCERl
WINES. LlQ UURS, and CIGARS.
or SAFE low ny KENNEDY x PUGH,
II No eth ST., next tn odd Fellows Hail.
GAS SMOOTHING IRONS AND FURNACE.
SHAW'S PATENT
lnulspu'ahIy the most superior cont rIvauc. for
ironing clothes at al times, hut IN hot weather in
dIspensabls to the comfort of The aundress coDsum
Inc only five feet Of per hour, and costing les
smoke rust. INV ii"''
The furnace can he used for culinary PURPOSES. .
also, the ease and quIckn of making ind e1 I'm
gushing the lire, freedom of all noxIous smell or
Vapor, and many advantages they possess Over oII
o her furnaces. will be apparent to all who give In IN
attic ton. e
The flexible tub, is also Shaws 8 patent impprvi-
o9s 10 the gas, and free from the unpleasant odors
Cf other tubes. "
For sale Mt JOS l. SkVAGE,S
Pa. avenue. betweeB 10th AID III sts
y ~ IInteI sign of the Gilt Saw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03
LOST AND FOUND.

1 OSr.-SS REWARD.-On or about the I'd
IL prIl last. on the Avenue, between 18th st Auh
ire Natlonai uoteI, "A gold caasei LOCK vi, a,out
. OF an lEch IN diameter. The finder wall receIva
tue above reward by lea ing IL IA the undersigned
JAMES NORMLEi
" S-St- Sl4 | street.