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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

GTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLAS-
~ COW, DUBLIN, BELFAST and LONDONDERRY, and
al the principal Cities OF ENGLAS aud IRELAND via LV
ERPOOL without delay greatly reduced r4;s carrying ths
United States msi.--1he LIVERPOOL. NEW-YORk aud
PHlLADELPIA STEAMSHIP CJMPASY'S splendid Clyde
suit iron sbp Intended 10 ss ss iolows
FROM SEw-YoRk.
? The fastest steamship in the world having made the
passage Newly Liverpool IN 10 days The CITY Of
BALTIMORE N sal on THURSDAY, OCT. q, II O'clock
noon, from Pier No ~ North River.
Passengers VIII find h the SPEEDY and SAFE roa;e 10 tee
Continent. BeTths should be secured at once.
Calm from New York and Phls5elph sfs
class from New ork ofte sed places
Re tarr tickets avssele for .iX
Passengers srded Havrc, Pans, Hamburg Bremen
Ani~ err and all psT;s OF the Continent without cesy.
prsits Oh Liverpool from Al upward.
EoIior-Tbee Steamer. provided with every requisite
70 immediate extinction Of ire and the
o.pbn. is enforced with regard to the rse Of hghis.
for heizbt passage amply .tne once OF me Comrsny
John a. DALE, No. Is Broadway, kewYork. Agent
L. Livrrpoo. 70 WV. lNNAN. Tower Builiinss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH aud WEST, va JERSEY
CiTY-Mal and Express lines eave NewYork at ard II
q and and fare IS Through Tickets sold for Gin
cnna, and the West and for Baltimore WashnFon Norfolk
through baggage checked Washington IN aad
Sp n trains J. W WOODRUFF, Assistant Sup-riutendeu
baggage will be received for any train unss delivered and
ke6h minutes In
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
fesal.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County York, notice l. hereby given u all
persons having claims against BENJAMIN s. X. RICHARD
SON late CT Of NewYok deceased 20 present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber at bis place ot
business No 20 Grandstreet in the City of Brooklyn Eastern
District beor, the ninth day Of April nextDated Ne"
York the eighth day Of October, 1883.
HENRY c. RICHARDSON, Executor.
% IaytnS OLIVE w. RICHARDSON, ESecutriX.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the Of New York, notice il hereby given 20 all
persons having claims against JAESW SCOTT late Of the
City Of NewloTk Clerk deceased present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at the Office Of Edward A.
Frazer No J3 Broour in the City Of New York, be-
fore the twenty.eyenth dy Of January uextDated New
York the sd day of July, 1883. HENRY w. SCOTT,
iva lawoinS Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

sfirt oF NEw-YoRR, BANK DEPARTMENT March 19, 1857
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the Statute
IN i such case made and provided that all the ClRCULAT
mo NOTES issued To FL e CANAL BANK OF LOCKPORF
Assocson Lockport, Niagara County must be pre-
rnted a. the Office Superintendent Of the Bank Depart
pspt Of the State of New York for payment within TWO
TEARS from hereof the funds Deposited for the
leptop of the Circulating Notes issued the said Bank will
i riyep up. JAMES NJ. COOK Superintendent.
The Bank Of Albany at Albany will redeem the Notes in
k.hsN of The Superinte ndent. mh2l law2yS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE.-
- Cheap EIcslson ioI siI Csn.s-Bo.,s Rave STATEN
ISLAND EVERY HOUR from s. 10 o u.
L<ave WHITEHALL from 2 a. 10 .. for Qaaysn.ins
5tapletor aad var6erhlts LAndins
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
TnGnnai.

ATIoNL BANK Of GSsTA sss a. RlGA .lS As Central
IN Auoefcs. ,n his Bank will coufcr with Mr. G. c.
s1,Pa EaEs Ne SIS BrOadwsy APge59n Building Iss Chatter
o. oo.t LIBERAL charters granted by
% foI banking purPe' T. embraces The oe' provision. o.
81 o s.i nav zee certified copy Of the Charter and learn
oaicuars be put into immediate correspondence with
- by application above An agency will be esab-
Se,rSlp this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL

CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
~ FAST, DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY, without delay for
$50 Tickets either of the above places good for x
rncnths by any steamer Of the hne, 500
FROM NEw-YoRK.
EDINBURGH, Cumming. SATURDAY Oct. 80. AZ ~ noon
GLASGOW Thonpson.... WED'SDAY Nov. p, at u noos
Rates Passage: Cabin s75; third class found with cooked
provisions e30. For freight passage apply 70
ROBERT CRAIG No IL Broadway.
EyvHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF
j STEAMSHIPS, between EEW-YORK, sOUTHAAr-
TON HAVRE and BREMEN, win sail 81 follows, carrying
sss United States Aails;
Hsvre and
From New-York for South-I Bremen 70. Southampton
Aripton Hsvre and Bremen. Southampton or New York
AsiEL..... Sat; Ost 81 Saturday. Nov27 Wed, Dec l.
VANDERBILT Nov. q Saturday Dec. % Wed, Dec y.
xhese stesnshps have water compartments Anc csrJ
sile slrgesns
Price passage per v.nderbiFst cabin fco and sl2o
cabin, s6 and per krslFiy. cabin, $50; secont
1skn, SO, third cabin. 80.
Certificates issued for passsfe f-om EUROPE
eseo.e delivered IN London and Pans.
D. TORRANCE Assnt No. Rowing Green, Il. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
OFFicF AMERICAN GUANo COMPANY, }
lNo IS williams. cor Of Cedar

NOTICE AN ELECTION for TRUSTEES
IN dhe HYDENILLE MARBLE COMPANY will be held
a he a1 inst al O'Clock p M the office OF said Company
N room No. r. the Bank Of Commerce Building Of
Nssss sDd Cedar sts., in the City Of New York
r. PHILLIPS, Secretaryl
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,PERSONAL.

-. Victor Hugo has been seriously nj lint Is
now gaining strength. - e. -
. ~. Hon. James Landy, of Philadelphia, is a,
:. -. Hon 8 A. Walker and lady, OF Alsb ama.
are at Browns. 49, '''"'
-. Hon. Wade Hampton and lady, OF soutb
Carolina, are at the National. Z. ..'-'r
-. Hon. J.. l.. NJ Curry, OF Alabana. has
been quite Ill since the adjournment of Cobyress
-. A daughter Of the late Professor w ebster
was married on the Gath ult, TO DR.. Thomas r
Lathrop, Of Taunton, Mass. :. -
- Baron Gr0s is 70 be made A Senator M
France In rewardrfor the diplomatic services he
has rendered In China. - J = -
go. DIR. A. Gould, Of Boston, who bas been
visiting the hospitals and public Institutions OF
Europe Tor some months past, has returned home
-. Walter Hopkins, ESQ one of The editors
OF the Louisiana Courier, died at Ne~v 0rieahs
on Saturday last. He was native of Enpiand.
80. The venerable Mrs. Tazewen wifs q,
Hon Littleton Waller Tazeweli' died M he,
residence In Norfolk, Va, on Wednesday AFTER.
noon. ~ - e.. - - - - ''oe'"y A''e'
80. Lord and Lady Nsr,ier are exnec,e,, :,
Cozzens's Hotel, West Point. TO-DAY irSs
younger members OF his family have heea there
-; Among the passengers In the Boruss,a,
which sailed for Europe a, few siays since. ii
Mons De Bosch spencer, Belgian MiniSter to
s. 80, The salary Of John B. Cough. Of ths Emo.
lish Temperance Lssgae, In si0,0Oo Der. an i urnS
He 10 now lscturing With even greater success
tasn eves psFofs't 4 Z aoI az l,'stt =
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GEORGETOWN.
- of Tia Star.

S"rOP0~oeetS ~ lHe ctdy.
a 6xoRsxTowS, sept II, 1883. ,
I'll guardisnshj@ Of he new or upper rood
fad{ to In e F.1h bridge having been
yeh4 fly settifd fhe cfeuit Court Of the DID
fict Re think thz poll - Dictates the propriely
nd IMPORTANCE OF oar corporation and the Lety
cou1 faking spme stsp6 At as early a day .s pcs-
sine FOR puttiig the same in thorough repair b.
fore the arrival of the approaching winter. The
keeping In good repair Of this thoroughfare Is Of
the utmost importance to the garden farmers add.
from Virginia who generally reach our town by
this route, and a small portion of our citizehs
located near its eastern fgminus. y :,
never was rendered by any court than the one
above referred to- The construction Of this road
in the hrst place, In the manner u was done. has
always been considered by many Of our most ju-
dicious citizens as an unfair provision Of an sp-
preparation ~ Congress, for other md decidediy
more important purposes = A nd notWft Tristan Ing
the imrnense sbeneftit hes beeats the taads sit-
fated along Its line, the heavy burden Of ksepin4
Ia repair has, from the time Of i,s copstructon,
fallen entirely upon our Corporation treasury
We therefore really think that the tax, payers OF
or ely generally are under MANY obiigatione to
cided stand taken by him IN rs ard to the n. ssl
ter end for his interchangeable Efforts 10 have ore
half the burden Of keeping this road In re pair
saddied upon the proper parties. Mr. O,'s Labor,
the large mass Of the people Of Georgetown
The recent heavy rain was succeeded Yesterday
by very heavy northwest blow, which has tend.
ed greatly to dry up the mud and rendertb at
mosphere this morning decidedly more cool md
autumn like. The rains reported above must
have been very heavy west Of us, as the Potomac
opposite our city, this marnipg. is rather pnusu-
ally muddy for the season.. As yet, we have re-
ceived no news from the upper portions Of the
canal, where deficiency OF water has for some
time existed but think IL more than likely, from
the indications I'm the siver this point that the
rains have furni shed supply amply sufticient to
enable loaded boats to pass down without OBJ
struction until the repairs upon the steam pump
near Cumberland shall be completed -
The demand FOR vessels to frefs ht coal from
our city TO northern and eastern ports has atated
but very little, IL any Almost any member in
reason, OF suitable burden, could doubtless very
easily obtain cargoes at remunerative ffeiRhts.
= The hoW market is frm this morning but not
ACTIVE at Is 50 for standard supeFfne, and extras
higher. as in quality, 4
Arivals-Tbe Potomac steam company,s tug
oroughtup yesterday and this morning the foi.
lowing vessels: Schrs Commodore Gomez GIL
more, Port Deposit, lumber to r. whsatly, Ju-
lius, Toily, and Ann Pickreu, Loverinston,
Philadelphia, 70 Hyde l. Davidson; vaudervoort,
WICK, to McCobb; X. F. stockton Craumer,
n ", flag stone to Gibson Of your city. s.
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ALEX ANDRIA.,
Cosrespendsmos Of TIE Star.

SWTeSPSAe>oUcS ~ lHG nt0fs -..s..
80 .. col. "a ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. Il, 1883.
The wind-storm Of yesterday played havoc in
our streets clouds of dust flied the air hats sud
denly took leave of absence, and were only re-
covered after long chase; fences were blown down,
and more than one fine tree fell topping to the
earth -
- The George Page encountered the storm while
conveying abe through passengers by the Oran2
Alexandria Railroad to Washington On the
way she was run into by a small schooner but no
Injury resulted. The Page had some difficulty
In getting 10 her wharf, hut tue energy of Capt
Price soon made all right. and no delay reese ted
The schooner Orcutt, lying off Jones' Point,
dragged her anchor and was carried nearly over
TO the flats, on the MARYLAND side 81. &c.
As IL Is probable that many of our citizens VIII
desire to attend the laying Of the corner stone Of
the new Catholic Church, at Fairfax Station, on
Sunday the Orange q Alexandria Railroad Com
pany has agreed to furnish all such with round
trip tickets, going and returning the same day,
for the sum Of one dollar each. Had there been
time for a more extended notice, there would no
doubt, have been crowd In attendance - .
Virginia stock was sold at auction 10 this city
yesterday for % cents, and Alexandria Corpora
ton stock at Sd cents. .-.... ..... 49, = .
A dancing master would find a good field for
operations in Alexandria.
Markets to- day.-Flour-no sales are reported
w heat-OHerngs fair, markets active; white at
13Oal35c, red r97a127c. Corn-oferlngs light,
markets active; white Dc, yellow SSaS6c Rye
77c. Oafs--no sales reported .s-s. o.. F.
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MOUNT ST. MARY's CoLLEGE.-The semi-cen-
tenniaI anniversary Of the founding of this ins,i
tuition will take place on the 9th of October next
There will be aTequiem mass Tor the founders,
Bishops Dubois and Brute, with an appropriate
sermon by the Rev. A. l. Hitzeibereer, s. j
James MeSherry, Esq, is to be the orator Of the
Gay. A poem In Latin by the Very Rev. Doctor
fise, and one In English by George H. Miles,
Esq VIII form part Of the literary enteriaIn-
ment- large gathering Of old "Mountaineersu
ana alumni OF the college Is anticipated at the
College, near -Emmstsbury, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-17

HI The Boston Traveller saws il has tins r.,
been found impraeticable to lay submarine -.
bic, thai will remain for any length of tine. be-
tween thu main land and Martha,s VInev,rd
line has been twice laid from FaImcath across
the sound, to the Vineyard, a distance of about
-FOUR miles but IL has soon been broken by the
winding Of the seaweed around ii, and the force
OF the current, Baaehes OF the seaweed aeon.
muiaffng, In short time to the size of a bav.
cock, would get tangled around It, till the force
OF the stream or tide, in the Sound, would bfeak
sse cable The line used Is similar to the Allan.
tic cable -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-17

fRoA SALT LAKE.-Leavenworth sdvices 10
September l3ths state that the Salt Lake mail ar
rived at st. Joseph on the 10th instant. twenty
days out. =
The Mormons continued tn arrive in the civ
from the South. Brigham Young keeps himself
concealed, and lives in constant danger Of the
vengeance Of his own people, who are greatly In
csnsed al his numerous frauds. 60. K
The reports from the South Platte gold mines
confirm the previous statements. Many were
gathering from threeto i've dollars per day with
out proper implements -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-17
Spirit OF;THE MORNING PRESS
The Union discusses the !" Government *

pendltures, and says 49, .--cel |
ave shall Law before our readers IN The course
Of few days full exhibition 81 All the facts of
Government expenditures; from which " will be
seen that these expenditures are, for the greater
part, fixed by general laws; the Administration
having no power TO augment or materially dimln-
ish their amount" . - - ...'-- -. ?
The KRteiiigeneey gives q concise history Of
the Constitution of the United States, and ad-
vises the celebration of its birth day, as fol-
lows: f-rg . ...
wv hat more atting than that some day should
be selected tn stand in our national calendar as
of the confederated blessings
ana giories which cluster around this consumrna-
non on our civil existence, and by which our In
orpendenf position among the Powers of the
earth was at once ascertained and secured! In
nueneed by these general considerations, we
have cheeffnlly Joined In the suggestion OF such
patriotic citizens as have recommended that the
18th day of September, las The day on which the
ratification of the Constitution by sufficient
number Of states was officially pFoclaimed in the
Congress Of the United States then asse nfbied in
l7sS or the 18th OF September (as the day of its
adoption and final signature by the Convention
Of delegates who framed it, should be set apart
az Nafional Jubilee n roug houtthe country. and
thus be made 70 Stand In the same relation 10 the
Constitutional Union which perpetnates as is
held BY the Fourth Of July to the magnanimous
Declaration which inaug urated the Independ-
ence Of these United States.n r-fse = - -
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

"hohiH"lON VIEWS AHD "o'0
Tuy N.,,or.1 Mrp,c.L CoLLrex.-fhe
rtv-seven,b annual .sss;op of.this ICollS6e
which Is connected Nil ne Co,spb;a Coli
commenced or the ISL OctI e mart ~
new session will open Ter ths Dos stavorf lie
auspices, and the num of std bnts IA att1 IA.
ance will, no dSabt, u $ery lS4xs .AEverfh AZ.
rangement has been made TO render the con rsa
of instruction thorough, and sucb a, will sacu,.
to the student. in the lim;ted n.,;oa .nnr.uv
allotted to attendance On medical ,..,,,,.. ~.
fullest advantages. tits designed 10 make the
course eninently practical. and hest ad.nt.d
to educate those who attend 70 nrenars them.
selves for futp,e n,ofas ion al sdafs.s. IN.
amplest illustrations viii Ia .unloved in An.
several densrtmants and ,hoaa fsc,,-frn,,
vhiob -oen.;n. rr..,;..l .nh;,o.orhv h., A.
dpcsa M; nc;nlas viii be ;ncplcatsd ~;th s.n..
cial care gho f.cultv of the Co,,.,, :, a.
follows. l-1a''hi =
2 .Thos. Miller, Professor Of Anatomv. VIM p
Johnston, of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Children; Joshua Riley, of M.tsria Msdic..
anu nys'ene, uratton Tyler, OF
No., -, 80 ~ ous,ne anu Oinica.
Microscoa;s ~ oosy, nnu
K;,.~s.a..s g o.. nna'omy H.
e. "a s,-. ns1I'psyana our,
80. - W.. - S" =, ~n Diroi.
u.-,., 60 onni'a euIseiJ ~ho
- An, - ""0 nA.
...-",1 1900 We osiie'e' eA'eps III. noi'
......: D'en 0oiiheceeu WIZ INC
n TT Ano~n our o'ufsns.
o..nn;.s 80 " " M 'ns onail formerly
in ,h;s -. ~ h -. "sc =.
:. - -, '. ga. .na' no ioo0'fou DE
odnoo,;o, :. u., o',1 u MS ineuma',
- 10 Du,sn' III huroPe' anu 'na'
ior Ru"oof VI yesls
posi- IN INC Pfacece oi meolclno anu surgery In
Ohio, where he has acquired great eminence in
his profession esnacialIv as a sr-,son T., -.
oition 70 hls distinguished medical and surgi-
cal attachments. Professor TT we Iearn L.
O. r;na c,o,s;.., ..h.,.. >. e.,:,-..,
AZ th. 81. 'Tno - iAmn'sr WIZ ~. many
writer of ,nncb ob;I;tr al ,,..;. u -!u
"'A''J anu nofi'. He WIZ
20 very Valuable scquisitlon
.ne aeaity OK the College, as well as to 50
ciety In this city generally -.. goa
Roo.n,criN,--. -
81 a.. Me-. ,':'., A W.
Ion;. On $3.50. ' pu0n0u .. ".
sale of Fora snsIi;aa ,.ss,v..;a5 e ~
destins t,an.. 80 81 as.ss -. 81 1lan.
ob,,;orsIv 60 -,,n,.;-.N TI a"oo'
cbo-,es -, an - -. 49,
~. 80 ,ou u'n0ion' ''Ni'e.
.nd '.o ~ t0.amp anu
sii;on 80 90 ,hs,amr.u 80 T.. INC oPpv,
ax;d;+r ana al :, e. .; 49, .as" up WV.
Lno,.;n, 49, ".'nou'
,;oI,, ., ,-,',t, rs r',,1," 'on.n {" pa
,rt;.,a j., ,ha n... VII eAo.Ip. nom .n1
s....l 80, -. naS on 90
5aI;.s, :, ..ss. 10 .o"!.S,es, WIZ apParehuy
:. sr'.I 'p,ouuone h ~ tesos .nus
$500 oO worth nf nronepty - o. any ENC. s
the government, and tue equivalent exac,ed FOR
~ was $50; OeOI The sale was not only ciandes-
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fdcfnc, LOT MeusteIrdnedn, z!oo; homes zS !;
and East India, 0s. This result, the Herald
says, is measurably due to the unusual care taken
to protect the officers and men by the enforcement
Of wholesome sanitary regulations, such as their
prevention from being on shore, on the coast, at
mig ht, .the asceat Of any Of the Aficsn rvefsex
cept upon imperative public service; the anchor
Ing 6f vessels at q distance from shore, beyond
the influence of the malaria aoated of by the land
breeze; the exemption Of men from boat duty,
wooAihg, watering, &c by the employment Of
native Afrirans Of the X roc tribes, &c.m,.A1. :
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I OST! LOSTgLOSrI,.
$40 RERARD.

. gu M WARD.
day. q LINEN MAIsLET contain sr :. mn n i,-sr Of
proInSsory notes. lar recoll eoted "A 1oIl,vs
Two notes ~ Alex. Blundin, date ed August sib
ato ana months, drawn an favor OF Garrett Neau,
and endorsed ~ them, for Q so each. :, "
One note OF VIM, Payne and wlle. dated Au,ust
&. AZ months, for Sls3.ll ~'
Three notes OF Cemusr williams at snds,S. ror
Nt9 each, draw an favor of and endorsed by " m.
One note Of G. Umhau. for sl60, dai Ell Ma, a7,.-
A. y. months drawn IN favor OF and endorsed 10y e.
llps note Of Samuel Kelly, dated sept~aher I;,t =.
1870 Tor S64. drawn IN iavor of endorsed ty w. "A
Clampite ana two Others OF same date, b-aTsar
each. .s....h.-. : T =. -. - 49,
. Alo: IN over due note Of III. N. I.aasaale. for
$50. |--.E - =. :. =. 20 - -e' W.
And ten notes Of e. Emmerson. drawn s Ssve-or.
and endorsed by j. w. Slmms, dallae monthly FROM
November ION. 185e, NJ y mon. hS for 20 each:
Vitha numeer'of other notes net recoliecs ed. and
papers which are OF no value 10 any lone but the
AZ persons ere her.by motif ed not 10 reoeiye ary
ot the above papers dsPicxtes VII Be called for
n they are not fvubd. :. =. - -
The hndeI - ll receive the afD We reward by leav
ms them afr WhEATLEY'S Lumber ard. No.
u: s9stn ssde w atss street, Geofyetown, ID. L.
u. -. b -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-17

The American State Convention of Massachu-
Tuesday. About two hundred DELEGATE. were
In attendsnee, aad Ex-Governor Gardiner wa.
chosen prsstdent. After the delivery OF a nnm
Der Of speeches the Hon. Amos A. Lawrence wa.
nominated for Governor by acciamation The
other State officers nominated were as folipws
Fos Liest. Governor, Increase Sumner, of Great
harrington. Secretary Of State, n. L. Allen, of
Boston. State Treasurer A q Underwood NJ
tdIttofd Auditor, e r Ransom, Of Roxbury
ta''ney SenersiI A. a Richmond, Of Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-17

The TREAsuRY.-TheT Treasurer statement
for tho week ending on the 18th, shows The fol-
lowing results -.----- -. - l.. ! 80 =
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"a NoTIcE-Many accounts due the star once by
persons in Maryland have been placed in the
bands ofMf. w. c. Lipscomb, for collection,
who Is authorized to collect and receipt for those
Of SIS bills be may presentto our debtoss.,,-eS
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LOST AND POUND.


OST-On Thursday, the 10Th inst.ut between I.
4 and SITS. norta. white CAMEO BREAST
PIN, with Locket attached. fhe hnnsr Will receive
the thanks Of the owner By leaving IL at this Office
- - -
Il OST-0n Wednesday morpiss last t,y a moor
Il woman. q leather WALLET containing sis an
gold, wrapped IN an envelope directed TO her, ana
about ri m SILVER; At was all she had. The unfbr-
tulate loser appeals TO The sympathy Of the hrder
and oilers liberal reward for the return Of the loss
to her. az No SIS 18th street. Sc is 81.
e. kEWARD--Lost. on sunday Iasf. BIjF
W. Fhf,o COW. brown &C Tor. without ~xry,nS.
spots, msrkea on the rls ut cats, and AZ
ID tue lett ear no e as bag as finger, The
soeye reward Will be pad for the delivery ofte COW
st 20; o.z street, between 6th and 7th Its. 10
lne owner can GET the COW hack. -. &c 81
&1S REWARD-Rsn away from the subsc,I-
" IL Der, WOMAN. SERVANT, Ann n
or Nancy koss. She IS slim, and sbout g
1eet inches hlgh; OF yellow complex ION is -{y>S
ABOUT IS years OF age. and walks little lame <S
Sns vas bnmery ovred by Mrs. Gen- u.l- AZ
Ter. from whom she ran away and ak months
secTeted IN this city. Any person returnITx her 10
the residence Of Clsfk Nills or securing her viii
receive the abDve reward. - 7 :,
e. kEWAkn:-Inst, during the -lIst week, a
Va black SETTER DOG. manned ms =
one eye, He had, when iost,s collar viii. -
the name OF b. OWNS thereon. The~0
above reward will be padfor his delivery az No 81
n9rth street. between Let and N streets. Capitol
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ARRIvKD.-We learn that uermann IIirseh
Esq, bearer Of dispatches from the United
States at Berlin. Prussia, arrived here this
morning, and is stopping at the National Ho-
tel. E 49,. o..
THE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is abont o'clock:
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! A .LLKINDsOF MUSICAL INsrRBMENT
~ carefully repaired ~ Ei.Lis's "a No and Nh
M GsIC NEATLY. BOUND . kltIs's r..na
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~ DRAMATIC Iailss
US and gentlemen wishing to becofne menber.
please address f. Il. d a Star Once stating
where an interview can be had. az - 1be II Ss"-
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT APPOINTMENTS
John Robb has been appointed Chief Clerk Of
Pension OSice, vice Samuel Cole. resigned on
account Of ill health. 80 49, g.. ID
T. j. Miller has been promoted to . third
class clerkship in the same Office and Lucien
Peyton has also been promoted to permanent
third class clerkship in that Office .-...l