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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-31

JOHN LETCHER - The Richmond Enqui.
rer is making fierce war on the proposition to
make this gentleman the next Democratic can
didate for Governor of Virginia. Its work
after that fashion is being done through the
pens Of correspondents who assail him and his
pretensions with great bitterness The cause
OF its hostility and that of the coterie it repro
sents, is the failure of Mr. Letcher to approve
the nomination of Mr.. Wise; which he opposed
ere it was cOnsummated. lie came into the
| support of Mr.. Wise with great reluctance.
In this matter the enquirer is understood to
be simply rejecting the views and feelings Of
Mr. Wise, who, We think, will surely fail in
rallying any considerable portion of the ap-
preaching Virginia State Democratic Conven-
ton to concentrate on any other gentleman,
though many very prominent politicians being
ambitious Of being made the candidate the
numerous personal adhercnts of each of them
will not be 10th to take hand in the Governors
anti Letcher game.
We have seen nothing as yet to shake our
belief that John Letcher is the favori,c with
perhaps nine tenths Of the mass of the party
in the State, however much noise some of the
professed politicians may make against him.
The OREGON ELECTION 1T is said that Gen.
Joseph Lane has received information from
Oregon Territory to the effect that the Legisla-
ture just elected stands on joint ballot thirty
nine Democrats and eleven opposition. An
election for United States Senators, in view of
the Territory coming in a. State next winter,
was to be held as soon as the Legislature met,
on the 9Th of July. The prominent candidates
were General Lane and Judges Williams and
Smith There was no doubt entertained of
Lanes success. The Democrats are said to
have carried all the Offices in the Territory.
The MEXICAN CLAIM CAsE.--The Washing.
ton correspondent IF the New York Herald
says that Nigel, who was expelled from Mexico
for resisting officers in collecting the loan, re-
grets the step he took, and has solicited pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-31

i be an EXCURSION 10 TRE-x
GREAT FALLS On MONDAY ...@Gl.e3
Augusta. The Packet FLYING CLoUDs<xN<<<-
will leave Congress street Wharf, GeoTg etown. al
Z O'Clock. "a. Refres h merits and rinner will To
provided hoard Of tire boat at c.ty prices. Good
ootliion music ~ engaged.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and l,dy.
COWUIf'ss.
G.. H. Rodier, VIM. Lssky,
J. McQullsu, Capt Watt.
fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-31
~ OF THE
Washington Yagers.

Il Y
announce to their friends that they r.
will give n grand eNcursIcn 10 the SeA4E
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION on
MONDAY. ADJUST Cd.
The steamer GEcRGE PAGE will leave Seventh
street wharf at O'Clock, and Alexandra M ~ m .
and az oc'ock, Nsvy ard lis, and 4 iexandria 1T
2. m.
Commifres or Arrangements.
Lieut. VI Ku pc. Sergeant q Shultz,
Sergt John Wall, John kiilIau,
JoLR Osuger, 4. Grieeser. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-31

McDUNNEL'S PURE CATAWBa GIN
lVl GER WINES. lust received and for saie in
this city on,y by F. M. JARBOE. corner of Pa. av-
enue and 2'th st. iy 20 2ts
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REnAlslss!slEs g g; t s;E S::; w..Al...s.

LII Urc.efedto be inserted IN the EvRNIss srsR, 1
S1y .;1s having the largest oireulstion
az PERSONS applying for LISTERS IN the follovin
us'' WIN please say they are ApyERTIsKD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-25
a. HENsH,w, Sec'y.

POLICE CoURr.-JOhn Smith, on Friday,
bought some fish Of Byron Case, and was about
TO pay for them when another individual step
ped up and paid the bill for Smith Case soon
found the bill was bad one, and followed the
two to have it exchanged, when Smith pitch
ed into " him and assaulted and battered" him
for which he was fined IS and costs
Geo. Rose, Mary Williams, and Martin Cara
harty for intO1icatiOn were fined SO and costs
each
Michael Neil, for being most outrageOusly
drunk and noisy, was fined SIS and costs.
Fred BsrhOutz, boy of about twelve, had
assaulted Matilda Kister with a club, but in
consideration ofhis youth and his solemn prom
ise to be good boy, and pay So in the spring,
he was allowed to depart in pieces"
Rosanna Priest, for Orpassing counterfeit money,
was held in $500 bail to the Court of Common
Pleas.
William keenan, was accused by Hester Web
Eter Of stealing shirt from her clothes horse.
Hester's testimony kept the Court room in a
continual roar. it being delivered 10 4 high and
POmPOus style with Demosthenes' injunction
of action, action, action 50 fully carried out
She could swear the shirt all over the world
in low or high, wet or dry" "Did she drinki'
Is Oh, no, sir; oh, no, for. not since while bon
was I, did as much as drink, not l." Hester'I
manner aud style, no mere repetition Of hsl
words can give. William was judged guilty
and sentenced to pay s5 and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-25

FALL OF FURSITURE.-Quite an exciting lit
tie episode inthe usual quiet and good order Of
Superior street startled the passers-by last Sat
urIay evening. The excitement arose from the
unceremonious descent into the street of an IN
limited amount of fdniture from an upper win
dow in Parsons Block. Several versions of
the affair were current, the most reliable Of
which was as follows: It seems that Mr.. jerry
Gilman was engaged, with others, in the pleas
ant little pastime of gambling in what's known
as "Major Barker's place" in the third story Of
the above Block. Some dispute arising, Mr..
Gilman got excited and seizing chair. dashed
it through the window upon the sidewalk below,
taking with it sash, glass and shutters. This
was good sport, but there was good opening"
for further articles, and chairs, tables cushions,
settees, &c, followed in quick succession
This was all done so quickly that no interfer-
ence could be of any avail until large pile Of
" damaged goods " lay upon the side walk
Having thus vented his ire, Mr. Gilman gave
himself upto the police, and was taken to the
watch house. A descent of police could
hardly have SO completely broken up" the
establishment as this descent Of furniture has
done
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-25
Mllslellaneous.
House Furnishing articles.

D E EIV ED TIL S d y
III Euameled Preserving Kettles,
Enameled Sanoe Pans,
Oyster Broilers,
-. Fire Irons and Stand,
SaTdine Openers,
Cake turner's,
CTumb Brushes,
Table Mats,
MincinE Knives
Potato Washers,
Steak Founders,
Knife Baskets, &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-25

NEw BCcKwHEATFLoUR-THE FIRST OF THE
Brown & Andrews Flour,
Feed and Grain Store, cornor of Ontario and
Prospect Sts., has Just received choice lot of
new hulled Buckwheat Flour, which they are
selling in quantities to suit purchasers. 1t is
a very nice article. Give them call and Try
it. div
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-25

CoRREcTIoN-In the Executive Committees
statement of thanks to all who rendered assist
ance to the Historical Society of CuyahOga
County, We should have said Rev. John Stew
art instead of Leonard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-25

Ten lines of tins tsggfs) Type make one square -,
Advertisements Loaded and placed IN column OF opeeiaA
R1staess Notices double the ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising Contracts viii ue un9eIstooa % 1lE
~ II lie Imnedlatc business Of the Aderlser and Al
sfasr advertisements sent by the advertiser Will Be
iarEed extra ,.,. ~, -,s.-,.,-
a. .etgidus Nolices, - per cent discount
RusiuFs Notices EdIural Column VII u- cliiBro
r. r1fr Ht Is -eufs = line each Insertion
Trzaseut Alvertisenruis 20 be El1 .or n He ance
nflc Weekly one square oi ess loI ttS5
rnrfIs % less. same as daily
A. .eTuscmCHts Dady and Weekly " y BE charged %
rer cent. extra
II raees ad Deaths exceeding ten lines > ceHts
N''iso 'e@i" 1N'''si i' = cow. .Es Z CO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-25

JOHN 1. GAINES,
P. B. FERGUSON,
T. J. GOODE,
SAMUEL TROY, JR-,
WILLIAM II. MANN,
JOHN BOOKER,
JOHN WATSON,
GRANVILLE FOSTER,
JOHN MALYIN.
Staie Central Committee
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-25
FOGG FNSWORTH 4 CO.
ITNev,T Nos ia gs5 4 % ~uuarior-gt

FOGG ENSwORTH & CO.
ocl tCNew Nos-l "a IS y 20 Superior-st-
THE OLD DOMIN ON TEA POT.
Il Just received supDly OF the .'Od Dominion Tea
Pot. This a article requiring only oNE-ifALF the
Tea generally used and beverage OtaIned uurh ups
the ordinary infusion of Tea the Coffee mad n
the Oid Dominion Coffee P J. superior 20 Coffee made
the boiler and l. particularly adapted 70 Black
Tea
Also. a sup1,y Of the "OLD DOMINION" COFFEE PoT
and OF the French Biggin. or hand, AZ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-25

Delegates will present themselves on arrival
to this Committee, who will do all in their pow
er to give them places to stay, while in the city,
free Of charge.
Cincinnati. Sept 3O,h, 1858.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-25
Aqritulturdl.
5tours, Mr.

stoves, FnameIed GInfes, and House Fur
nishiug Goods
VIZ MARVIN, AZ Public Square,
w u4-Iy posite the old Court House, hayia= been
Fl an AIDE the most desirable selsetio1 q 6oes AZ
ne la ras 1rtes lus received the aEses fae.k q
C3,sFHE Fr.ar Dining Room Hali and store SAON -
AMI n iU>- u RNtSHING GOODS IN The Inafket; he
r-r n sreeEIs and ssegs cuuStan lT hsld ihe
u-vrsr >tvIe oi En- AAiELED CRATES, % most eeauu
m 6uls -lese with other and approved siy-s OF
STo IS fnm the celebrated Cieyel ana na1uit C
rorT 1lst ttes such assortment that he c1n sur
~. vents % ali CflsSas nf He Manufactures
"a sse1s spp led with TIN, COPPER AND SHEET
IRON VA &, m1ds n the neaies and most desirable
sner HI ch-f I'm nCIng suit he guarsn ees perfect
Siac ion his customers and he res Of mankind N
ONE ONEl-COME ALLli
A,s ~ c1uyo-el of III ruth OF the above ard Nl
s. yo a hssale and retai II pTces 10 suit the times,
AN W L. MARVIN,
n, = Scu,sle Public Square, uearly opposite the old
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Invariably in Advance.

r-Psrs1ns forwarding orders for subscription witho
4 cash, nasd not expect TO receive any attention
TERMS OF ADVERTISING,
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TlHE TESTTMONY OF THE ROCK

n
1-To Lime Burners, MasOas. Builders Captains, and
81 others who may wish f0r the fines quality pure, gray.
Lime Stone
An experisuce oftwenivI years IN this blslnes war
Dledging myself to sell Lime Si0ne 0f the best
quality cheaper quarter Of dazr per cord than they
be Obtained elsewhere. and block stone q any dlnen
sons rugeh cut Inafey II addition put the
stone abaard vessels the 305tOns daily have
good haTf with u feet wer and buoy TO haul o by
Wharf half mile above Tor Wesil Of the Marble Head
Light House.
June > 'ss-iun6;dsm 705 ALEX CLEMoNS
@ A. OWERS-Merchan Tailor,
Ne IS Bank ST. under the Wedde keeps constantly on
hand chOr sock OF Cloths Cashmere and Nestlngs,
which he Will make up IN the most approved style.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-25

lowing distinguished colored gentlemen approve
the call for the Convention
JOHN MERcEE Lanes ALFRED J. ANDERSON,
Ton, Member of helDAvID JENKINS, Esq,
Oberlin Bar, G. }. REYNOLDS,
Prof CHARLES II ID. 5. BKUcE,
LASGsToS, G. ID. WILLIAMS,
X b. LEEcH, b. D., W. P. MoRsAN,
Rev JAMES POISDEx- WILLIAM WALDEN,
TER, william JANIS,
Rev. JAMES N. STEW I. II. PuTLER,
ARD, SAMUEL Fox,
VIZ E. AMBUSH, Rev WALLcE SHELTON.
J. d. HARKIs,
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
PETIR H. CLARK, GEORGE B. WILLIAM
7. J. GooDE, son,
LLOYD I. LEwIs, lSANUEL TROY, Jr
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ATTORNEY AT LAW AND Notary PUa11c
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palelblt ale Mrtsn @etranfs frtfd unb in better SuaGtGt M bobsm,
&. @arrbauIen II Srmn
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P. BECHER s. BROTHER,
Merchant Tailors

Np. 70 Wfainltrabs, unterbalb benz ct, Gbarles Sr!el,
~entpehlsn BEN beutiben gublHum itr reitee Eager bot beutlaen
tranS6fidsn uS snsliiten Sudcn unb Gafimcres, Ganes- Gali.
rnereS rmo luniise Scintcibtr< unb gHsfenhcfe, bic sur sgusfpabt
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gelebi tuscrIt bilie perfaufen III fbnren, lnS Ieben Ge babr circm
Seiue uo s~cnsis.sn @ufrdsea f~reunbItdi entscsen.
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Birt9l6 Fl

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Ssbsr Gpft barf ~frsunbli&sr ub prenptsr .gstienuno i'm s,orous
peri6trt fem. """"s VIZ oV'""s
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Neues 8earbinabaue.
Boarding & Snack-H aus
unb Saaerbier- Sa(pn.

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GagersSierzGa
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Vermischto Anzeigen.

Spebsn erbaltsn eint frifbt Qi,f,ruro 8urnino aI,Is
ptlpss mir .u 20 gts. bic eausne unb 10 Ss' boa Sx,tt s.r'
t ssn,a ns'l, s'nsr srCstn anspabl spn parfamtrien, garasa.
Wortns u. ptaret, aprtbter.
N.,gD.-Gdt Der A.. II. A,rpabfr.
Teners itab marime=2G fefuram3
Der
Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Die elm BOND Giof Capital Don $500, 900 befbt
nnO i'm Sabre 1882 bura bic @slcsscbuns
BON Sirsinien eingelebt murpe.
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tsi gahl1sffn Ssptneun9sn 9s9en 8euer> unb ssafcri6atet. ON
S n n.y.. ausf @rt, ale: 3duisr, Wcubel, SITTER lmb 0oaren
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sas. ;, SMa que gellse une Die @ufnabme Der All pcrIi6ernSen ee-
SIEss Mo; dSl NatrNtr, %0titmcnS, 3D., Gin, S6ur untsrbalb
Us. .. Gpwarbtn, S.euir. S GrS
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
Religious Revival.

The Fredericksburg Recorder Gays -
"a gentleman who has just been on an cx-
tcnsisc occurring tour through the West and
North West, informs us, that throughout all
that section of this Union the most uniyer-
sal and remarkable revival Of religion is in
progress. No sooner has the setting sun
closed tho secular labors Of the day, than
the soft persuasive peals Of the church bells
melt upon the twilight ar Of every city,
town and hamlet Of that section, and the
hills and valleys Of tho mighty West, vocal
with the echoes Of that yespcr chime, which
Acomcth to the weary ene with many griefs
opprest, and spcaketh in its dreamy voice,
Of heavcsa, and hope and rest y arc swelling
the anthem, which the nations Of tho world
must yet sing, in united chorus to the
Lamb of God who takcth away the sins Of
the world" s#@t ~
We have the Same account from the
North. In Boston, New York, Utica,
Hartford, Portsmouth, and many othor pla-
ces, the revival is spreading and many are
being added to the Church.