Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20

and take nap without being disturbed BY Gus
toners VINO don't want to buy anything.
L he stores are being shipped to-day, and from
the character OF some Of them, we have a right
to infer that long trip and jolly one is intend
ed The supplies for the culinary department
affords -.
They have with them a surgeon, who. no
doubt, Is to attend to all cases OF indspo, ition
during the voyage. The dispensary attached TO
the medical department Is supplied with medi-
cines selected with great care by an experienced
inspector, though the variety is not extensive
The labels upon the bottles indicate that the
greatest pains VIII be taken to prevent the conta-
giOn Of drought aud dull care-complaints very
prevalent In such comPanies-if proper prevent.
tiSss are not provided.
The destination of the schooner IL Cone river
va, where the company expect to spend the re-
mainder of the month of August. in the enjoy
nent OF all the pleasure to be found in thai de-
lightful region. We hope they will q nd sufficient
Sai!ety ol Pheasant and amusing employment TO
the old song: ~
GAS the moments roll,
Let new joys inspire
Hebe fills the bowl,
Orpheus tunes the Tyre"
The schooner Is expected to sail tomorrow
morning, and we are fully satisfied that the ex
petition will be successful in obtaining such
laid and comfortn as II REQUIRES for the Gentle
men composing it are " Fully-busters. -
THK TRIAL AT ROCKVILLE The appraisement
case between the Great Falls Manufacturing Com
Pany and the U hited States Government, in which
the former brings suit to recover damages from
tnr latter Tor use Of portion of the water Of the
fotomac 10 supply the Government 40 ued uct was
Concluded and went 10 the Jury YESTERDAY
During the course OF the trial, the couIt- bouse
was crowded with spectators who were interested
In the case, many ladies being among the namber
On last Friday morning, the case was opened for
the Government by Mr.. Brewer OF Rockville
VINO VINO occupied nearly two hours. Mr.. Chiffon, of
w washington, followed for the claimants, and
spoke about the same length of time
Then followed the evidence on both sides Can
tam Meigs being the only principal witness on
oehalf OF the Government; but a great deal of
him. "
Major French, Messrs Hurst and Dexter. pr
Summers. and Mr.. Lansdale, were the PRINCIPAL
witnesses for the claimants
When the hearing of the testmonv had hoo,
concluded. Mr.. John $ Pendleton OF Virginia.
spoke three hours for the claimants and was fol
lowed on the other side by T. c. CarriDgton
Esq OF Washington, who spoke during Dor.
tion Of two days, and consuming about eight
hours.
Richard Bowie, of Montgomery county, Md,
ioiiowed for the claimants, occupying six hours
III MS argument to the jury, and next after him
came ex-GOv. Lowe, OF MARYLAND on the same
side, who addressed the jury five ahd half
hours. X. L.. Scott, of FduGIier countv Va
spoke on the same side for a space of seven bours
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Ould Of Georgetown
answered the army Of counsel on the other side,
"A
closing bis argument yesterday morning at II
O'Clock The case was then given to the inry
Up To late hour last nj yht the inry wer. I'm.
able To agree upon a verdict, but il was thouy ht
Ing.
CIVIL SUIT OF rather a novel character was
tried before Justice Giberson Yesterday after.
noon, and occupied three hours, commencing at
O'Clock and ending at :. The parties are L..
OpPenheimeT. Joseph Joseph and NJ Lullay.
trustees OF the First Hebrew Congregation OF
the CITY OF Washington, rsTSUS Jonas Click
L!askey Tor plaintiffs; Wharton for defence The
cialIn Is Tor balance of SI2 in the settlement of
defendants account as Treasurer Of the Conore-
CATION. The general account commenced Sep
temOer 9TH, 1856, and ends September lst lS5S
The amount received by him was ~ 67I &c and
he Is credited with 81 $50 &c, leaving balance
OF 60 VI which one item is For SLOchet Con-
tIlouuoh'" tan annual contribution to pay the
expenses OF killing cattle for the Of the Con-
Sregatlon,) Sl50; the remainder Is 50 cents for a
contribution The $40 which is added is not In
the general account, and is a separate item for
'money which he lost, and for which he is held
responsible" After full and patient inyesti-
cation the Justice rendered JUDI ment Tor de-
ieHdant' plaintiffs to pay costs, $3.50.
LoNGwoRrH's CELEBRATED Caravan. Rp,
DY.-Mr. Daniel b Clark, Druggist, corner Penn
sylvania avenue and Four and half street. has
received INST consi gnment of LOngworth's eel
eolateo brandy, manufactured at Cincinnati, from
me juice OF the Catawaba 1t is prepared under
the careful supervision of MI. Longworlh himself
principally for medicinal purposes and is there
lore as pure as hne brandy can he made other
wise II would not be tt to be used as medicine
It's Is, to say the least in its favor equal to
that OF any other brandy ever sold in this country
al any pTlCe. GA the whole we really never
tasted any superior 10 il In any respect which is
we nave tasted pretty extensively in all quarters
VI the country, Is saying good deal for il.
TRIALS AT THE GUARD HOUSE This morning
the docket was adorned with the names of Mary
Jane and Vetlanda Penny-mother and daughter.
They are very ''bad pennies and are hard for
the city to get rid of They were found by officer
Chlpley In a beastly drunken condition and In
order to get them to the quad house il was ne
cessary TO employ vehicle, but they suddenly re-
ylved in tue guard house aud FOUL bit like dogs
me Justice returned them 10 their old quarters
al Queens Villa, to employ three mont hs Of their
time In cultivating the city farm.
A DIRTY GUTrER.-Editor of the Star: Per.
nit me, through the columns Of your valuable
paper, to call the attention Of the Commissioner
of the Sixth Ward, to the condition of the ontter
on the north side OF vi street. between Tenth and
Eleventh; 1t Is full OF dirty, stagnant water
making everybody sick. CLKASIIsE.,
August 10Th, le5S.
ST. ANDREWS FRsR CHUkCH-The excava
tions for the foundation and cellar OF this church
Were commenced yesterday. 1t is expected that
tne WORK or erection will progress as far as the
laying OF the foundations and a good portion of
the walls, before the close Of the current working
season.
APPoINrMEST.-We learn that John Mills,
Esq Er-Captain Of the Auxiliary Guard, was
Yesterday appointed Justice OF the Peace in and
Tor the County of Washington. IL So we say
good no better man could have been selected
REAL ESTATE Yesterday, A. Green, auc-
uoneer, sold lot No. Is in square 16, to Mr.. Thos
StackPole, fer l2X cts. per square foot.
a. We ARE always pleased TO record decrease in
tbe ainIctlon TO which humanity Is heir. And we
DO SO now, In bearing testimony to the wonder
sOIking powers Of DR.. Hostetter's Celebrated Bit
ssls to' diseases of the head and stomach. AS a
sPecluc IL ls pernaps without rival, and the peO-
pie whom II has benefited, even within a limited
period, are 10 be counted by thousands The BItters
SEES us putatiOn more what has self DONE
fhsh on wns. II gets nyenent friends TO say forIt
or dyspepsia. latulence, Cons patton, etc etc.
" cannot be surpassed In speedIness or eure Trr
Them, and our WORD Tor IT, they will satisfaction
or sale by Druggists and dealers generally
e'e'SNheie' ar II cost