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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-04
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondsnes Of The Star.


GEoRsErowN, August 4, 1853.
As the canal boat Flying Cloud was returnino
to our city from the Great Falls Yesterday even,
ing, whittier she had been with pleasure n, ,,v
Of persons from your city, and when near m.
Magazine, the steersman, Young man hv the
name Of George Ludike, was Knocked overbo,rd
by some portions Of the steering apparatp. and
was drowned The boat came ON 70 town and
landed her passengers, after which a party Of
gentlemen took her and returned In the .oot ana
iseoseIeo Tue body and brought IL to his resi-
oencs on Market street. He was Young man M
ss ~ ssaay and industrious habits, and univer-
sdily respected where known
Di ID Magruder and p Duffy were re elected
~ ,ne trustees OF the Poor, on Saturday last
inc former as attending physician, and the latter
O. O. superintendent at the poor and work house
~, tne ensuing year. As we have frequently of
iaie been asked, more particular by strangers.
VINO the Trustees Of the poor are Il NAV be proper
LOT US to say that the Board consists of Messrs
Hurdle III anu n w
Boats from Cumberland and other points upon
the canal continue steadily arriving n considera-
0ie nu mnnsr. laden den with coal, flour, &c.
an unusually hravy cloud passed over our CITY
last night, pouring down upon us several real
drenching showers of rain For more than an
houI peal after peal Of thunder succeeded each
o S IN quick succession, like the shocks of
heavy artillery, which caused the yery earth and
houses TO tremble, and the heavens above most
oI tue tlme seemed to be one vast sheet of lurjd
name. Indeed, some Of the psals of thunder and
nasnes OF lightning were truly startling
however perfect the failure of the cfops NAV
nave been IN other sections of the country, there
IS one at least which has not failed with us we
nave nave never seen more promising crop of this.
ties than Is now maturing in many sections of
the town. There are also several other species
Oh noxlous weeds that promise an abundant Weld
FROM an advertisement in another column il
viii De seen that the pic mic Of the choir Of the
NJ r Church to the Great Falls, which was to
, nave come on Yesterday, was, in consequence of
the very Indictment state of the weather most
Poned until Tomorrow, Thursday.
Inc only arrival since our report Of Yesterday
Is the packet S: G. King, Andrews, from PhiIa,
delphia, to Hyde & Davidson
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NEW STOCK OF PLAIN AND FANCY STA
~ TlON FIR juKt received at Shepherd's-
Fancy and plain Note and Letter Papers ard Enve-
lOees. Of latest styles,
faber's Polygrade and other Pencils,
Gold Pens, Steel Pens,
MAYNARD e Noyes' Black, Blue and Red Inks,
Envelopes. assorted. plain and fancy
blank Books, Memorandum, &C.,
School Books,
ChIldren's Toy Books. Of every VARIETY
Also, Prayer Books, Psalms TO-
Don't forget the place TO get your money hack
Building. ~ o''oe
iySI d" N
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New York Markets

NRwfoRK, Aug 4-Flour has advanced: sale,
OF 500 bbls; State 81 IS; Ohio "a ssss 25
Southern S5a5 25
Wheat is quiet, and generally unch,noed. s.l..
Of - 600 bushels So s
Corn is BUOY ant; sales Of 20 600 bushels. mired
65a9lc; white &c. yellow 81 O5-
Pork " n rm: mess SI7 a5al7 so. nrima Sta so.
l65. Lard Is steady WV
Whisky is firm at 25s26c
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Yellow Fever a, New o,,..n.

INV oRLEANs, Aug. 3.-The total numhe, .,
$500 IN .nls city during the past week, ending
s evening last, was l93; Of which 20 were
OF yellow fever Of whom FIVE were Am,r,c,n..
the remaining 100 Of other diseases, 81 OF whom,
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A DAINI~TRATOR'S SALE.-In pursuance of
an order from the Orphsns' Court for the county
OF Washington, District of Columbia. bearing date
July 3lst ultmO, will offer for SALE to the hjghest
oldder at auction at my stables Beall street be-
Tween High and Congress SITS. Georgetown. on
MORNING, August 18th instant at
u O'Clock, the following articles. VIZ: One Horse
AND wagon. one saddle and Bride. an one Silver
Wseh the same being the property of the estate
WIN. G. HAZEL, Administrator
au 4-W3wS on estate of Sam. Cromwell dec,
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Death Of a Telesraph on.-.

LoLCNBUs, IA August 4.-Daniel w Pin.
assistant operator In the washinVIon and n r.
H,ompany once here, died to-day at noon OF hill
illness Of ten days ei'e' an
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 4-Flour is dull; Howard
steet IS nominal at - Sass IS for old and IS for
new; new City Mills IS. W.
w heat is dull, with an average decline of Sc
rcd 81 2OaSl IS, white 81 2SasI 40 Corn ia duIi.
white and yellow 92a9ic
Whisky Is quiet at 26a27c
Provisions are firm and unchanged
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The STAR.
koNAGENTAssocIhrsD pp,.s
arrest n E~s--

RIVAL NO neEa, Aug s-charI.s Howard and T..
missioner s,iiIw s,day brought before q. Com.
uon Tor counteTfeitinR the eain.ueo ior examine
s.a Deputy aarshas Angelo, "a soe United
nso oesh on the tack Of the prison.r. q, hynders
possession s p snd ITs1'sa Howard bad in n.
are wen made and bore perfect impres.io,,s~ winch
omceIs searched an apartment which hsa ,..ss
occupied by the prisoners, In a tenement ho'.a
l ,re upper part Of the Eighth avenue, and found
9, age quantity OF dies Of all kinds, bogus coin
1870 s stages Of manufacture, base metal. A.
glat,s ,n Dark lantern and an assortment OF bur.
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hentucky EIectisu

LoulsvILLK, Aug -, a.. TO-. -. q, -
american Judge Of the Conf =, PloPe. sss
A5e,ie, and the American CI.rf 400 r.
by small county ofdcs5s probably all elected
oept, Rousseau was dsngeronsI ~ sneraliy quiet
pse saot while in fght with DR. SisnS,, oy
me dlmculty arose party from an "a
and partly from political feeling ." 0'o grudge
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The Bleunt-Riyiere Aff.,,

SAVANNAH, Aug. 3.-The steamship Al.h.,.
arrived here to-day with Col Blount. his wife
ana daughter. IL is runored that Mr.. Rlonnt
refuses 10 20 any further until the Zouaye arrives
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The YeIlow Esx.r

rn n,,nDkLpHIA. August 4.-George shetrline.
6o,o,,"h n onse oricer, died yesterday az RoI.
StS.oug u, OF the yellow fever. He Contracted III,
disease on board the Elizabeth J., from Havoc
Two other custom house officers are sict or an.
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Missouri FL ctiou.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.-The ST Ioui. n,rsrs y,
Yesterday announce the defeat Of r p Blair. In
ana the election Of Barrett (Dem for Congtess
by about 600 majority
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Fins ncial.

NV YORK, August stocks are dull and
lower; Chicago and Rock island 76K; nlinois
Central shares "a; do. bonds 80 \; New York Cen
rai eih; Reading 49k; Missouri 6's s5k
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DIED.,

On Tuesday afternoon, 81 instant. ALICE, only
chHd OF Vernon and Florence 4 olson.
her funeral will take place to- morrow Thursday
morning 5th InstaI at 10 O'Clock. from her fathers
residence, sO4 18th 81.
On the 9Th instant, ELIZABETH ELLEN, the
younkest dOughter OF j. Ii. and the ate Elizabeth
O9nwsy, aged years and months.
lhs ianeIal Will Ike place from the residence OF
NJ ah,, WIS. Robert Tate. on 18th street, east
80, Setseen y and ID sts., on u morrow (fhurs-
uayJsI.eInoon. At O'Clock. The friends and ao-
f.aH'0heos oi tns family are invited to attend.
untelligsnc
On the Sd instant, at Oakvood ns., AI.x.,d,.
nter paleaui and Lingering iliness, WILLIAM
HEN of aMmER son Of the late G. G Gram
mer ESQ., Oh this CITY, In the 18th year of his age
On the 18th ult., 8. JEwETr, SON of : w and
l.. A. Barton, 10 the 18th year of his age "'
Boston papers oopyJ
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mAkhtED,

At GiesborOugh, by the Very Rev. N. ID. younr.
U. r., on the 81 August. Mr.. HUGH b EWING'
i 81 81 Hon ThShSs EtSns, Of OHIO. and Miss
W. Young, ofths District OF Columbia.
Near Blad-nsburg. Prince GeorEe's COUNTY Md.
on August 81 by Rev. WIN Pnkney, ID. ID SAN
UEL II: WILLIAMS, Esq, o: Baltimore, to Miss
CARRIE, daughter Of John T.. Rives, Esq.
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Baltimore uarkets

SAVANNAH, Aug. 3.-The first new bale of cot
ton from Texas was received to. day.
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Frigate CoustelIatiar
NeW Satfon

boston, August 3-Fhe United States frio.,.
Constellation, from Kew West. has arrived
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
II ASDSOME BUILDING LOT ON SIXTH
q BETWEEN AND q SIS, AT AUCrToN-On
FKlDAf, the 9Th. shall sell, at O'Clock m. psrt
TOT No o. In Square No. 478, front ng on the east
sloe ~ 6th street Is ft ct inches Funnins h.ck aS
fest "a inches between p and q SITS ~
Terms cash. Sale positive. Title indisputsble
au2 A GREES
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w. ID. SHEPHERD.
pREMIUM LIGHTNING ROD POINTS

The undersigned begs leave to call attention to
MS superior article of LlGHTSING RODS
which he Is constantly manufacturing at his sstab,
llshment. corner Of and 10th streets. The supe-
rIOr metal OF which his Conductors are composed
over any others now manufactured b, any house in
the country deserves the unlimited PATRONAGE of
those Of the public who have not vet .ried them
In eVerV instance where the subscriber has erected
them they have gwen the utmost satisfaction. He
would take this opportunity to caution the public
as 10 one thing "a party or parties in this city
erecting LlgnthlIg Rod Points which afford mo- Sc
curlty TO the property over which they are placed
as safeguards IN any case and he hereby discss ms
any connection with said party. in this business
his FONTS are the only safe ones used and he
invites any person who has used them and not found
them 10 be what they are represented, to ceme for
wsrd and say so. and he will refund all money re
ceIved from them.
Particular attention paid to Repairing Old Rods
winch have been put up by sponsibe parties and
have failed 10 be OF service.
Specimens of Lightning Rods and Points can be
seen at my agents, N. JENSEN. Matchmaker and
Jewe!er, No. so Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. FRANCIS LARARRE
" ~ I'm Corner of 10Th and e. sts.
FASHIONABLE PERFUMERIES, from the
y pest houses, al GlBBS'S, near the corner of
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4 AIDES SHOES, MISSES SHOES. chill,
IL DREN'S SHOES,
are selling at unusually low prices at The Ladies
S,,xA Shoe Store, No. IL Pa avenue, be
S4zAz4tween 81 and 9th SITS "a
We selling Ladies' Lasting Caters at 81 Is
DO 90 Morocco Boots. -. 1 .
DO do do Busuns ..... | IS
Do do Lasting Slippers -. 1 90
&c, c.; all our own make. Come and see.
~ l7-6m TIMOTHY CLARK
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CIRCUIT COURT OF TdE DISTRICT OF
~ Columbia for the county of Washington.
Catherine A. Smith,
Gray.on Eichelberger and LOWS +. Copper, ;
smith, executors, and said COppersmith and
Maria L., his wife, said EIchelberger and 2.
Amanda, his vile; James w Oscar, Edmund :
H., Charles H., JOhn F.. Isaac A., Ann E., :
and Emma Z: BauEher and John A. Seitz, <
heirs Of Isaac Baugher.
The bill IN the above cause states i'm substance
that ssIh Isaac Baugher, by his will. devised that
his properly In the District of Columbia, (Which
consists of parts of lots No. Is anu l6, in Beatty
and hawkins addition TO Georgetown, and a wharf
on the south side Of Water street, forty-one feet
'front.' anu of that width TO the channel of the river
should remain in the use of Lewis Smith until he
should refund TO the xscutOrs of said Baugber the
original cost OF the same: that w. Smith, one Of
tue GOmplaInants, had refunded such cost for said
L. smith TO said executors of SAID RauRhrI, and
complainant. Clara h. Butler but that re!esse or
recOnvey anoe had been made that said l.. Smith
was dead ana the comp lanant, Catherine A, Smith
Is his dnvIses that the legal title said premi SEES
said BaG and the of the bill is to Obtain
decree for such convey and release subject
the pay ment of the SAID advance of the SAID
cost and because the said defendants do reside
July 1853, ordered that motto of the and
object o the said bill be siven to them by publish
ing copy of this order IN the Evening Star, Wash
InE ton, warning SAID defendants to appear at the
rnl. to DO held for this Court the first onday
OF December next, and answer said bill, otherwise
that the same will be taken for COMES sed against
them the first of such advertisements to be in
serted four months tefore the said day of appear
ance, and To be continued once a week for SIX sue
cessive weeks thereafter.
BY order of JAS. DUNLOP, Oh. J.
True oopy-Test:
JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk. jy . -w6w
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a FINE EXCURSION. -Eastern Lodge, l. o. O
r, proposes an excursion to Giymont to morrow.
glance at Its advertisement will show that
nothing that the skill of the managers could do
70 Insure &" a good time' has been left undone
offered this summer. Take your wife or N Won
are so unIncky az to have none, make prepara-
lions In that direction immedatei by taxing th
sweetest-temPersd and best-looking young iady
among your acquaintances. "Stand not on the
order OF your going, but 90 at once''
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AUCTION sALM
TO-DAY 4 1O-MORROW MORNrwe,

U.DAX q TOMORROW MORNINe
by WALL q BARNARD, Auctjoueer,-
I'VE SALE MAHOGANY yENEERs
August ssoeaIoN.1On TUESDAY MORNING..
front OF our at 10 O'Clock we will sell m
may Concern ~ rooms, on account of whom N
t:sI;ns,' Snd Shaded veneers, '""Aotan' Sufieo'
the saIs 80 ets md others will do vail o., ,,,o.s
Tepm. css lot must be sold Tithon, rss a..eno
jySi WALL
" THE ABOVE SALE Is posrn
me 81 the ram, until THUR SDAY MHMpEp
su s-2t WALL BARNARD. Ano,,.
COSSTABLE 'S SALE-By yirtue on a. =
~ OF dlstraiH issued BY G. W. CttermeSi. a oiaef
the goods and chattels of John Meter for bannssss
rent cue and In arrears, and to me directed bSSe
ievled pom he follow ing goods and chattel TO VT
oiack horse have also, in virtue of hye vrIts NJ
her iaelas, issued by Gilbert L. Giberson and ibos
=. liilams Esqs.. both Justices of the Peace n,
the Sounty OF Washlngto ton. and the District of 90
Iumoia, and TO me directed, I have levied on Inc
sau morse: subject 10 the dstTaln. and also eyed in
virtue oi said executions, upon I bay horse i
uouoe set OF wagon and sets of cart harness. and
To-horse wagon. all OF them the property of ss,d
meter. And hereby give notice that 4 Shall sell
me same 10 the highest bidder for cash in font az
~ bah. OF ashlng ton the 5th day of August
;i uIa clock, a. m, excepting the wagon VIII lcb
vii OS 500 on 7ih street, near the boundary lire
iheuiatey alter the sale of the horses and harness
.,o.o. A. r.. l.. KEESE,
e1~oo<t BaIllh and Constable
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BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers
MPR0XEp PROPERTY AT AUCTION

TMPKUyED PKOPEKIY AT AUCTION
Il On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 5th Augnst
az clock, We will sell, i'm front Of the premises
that valuable improved Lot being the south half OF
Lot Is IN Square No. 81, fronting % feet on the
nlng back rs feet to 80 feet alley. The lot Is I'm
proved with good two story Frame Dive ling with
lot. - " NA vi 'he
ThIs property is in most excellent location. in
at tentlon of persons wishing to invest in nropertS
time. " " liz SHUT
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and -
months with interest. " NUN u
taken. Neeu vi uus'
jy - d WALL Az RARNApn A,o..
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ
lVl OF herl faclas issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the Dstic: Of Coumbia for the
County OF Washington, and to me directed, shall
Courthouse door Of laid county, on THURSDAY
the 18th day OF August, 1885, at ~ o'clock M. the fol-
lowing descrlbe property, to wit: All defendants
right title, cssIIn and interest IN and to Lot No.
IN Square No 49, fronting p feet street north
In the city OF w ashlngton ID. c.. together with all
ana sing uar tho improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property of Saml NJ. Knight and
will be sold to satisfy 1udIcias No. los TO October
term, 1853, in favor of w. II. Dove, use of Thomas
Brown.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
~ ~ dts for the District Of Columbia,
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FOX RENT.-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
L with basement, on I'd st. eet, Georg etown the
late residence Of Nj. De Bodisco conLaing 10 or n
ro9ms; The house ard lot are large and IN complete
order, having all the necessary Out-buIldings baths
&c. ii Is one OF the most cOmmodlOus In George
town. and well arranged for comfort and elegance
Apply to BROOKE b. WILLIAMS, GEORGETOWN
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VERY GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS for
sale at three and ten dollars per month, at No,
% pIsssv'sn s'A and 10th as'ss gt;6bHs F. ELLIS
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BY A. CIR ZEN, Auctioneer.

by a. UREEN, AuotlOneer.
I'HuSFEE'S SALF.-WLl he sold on THURS
Il DAY, 18th August next. at 10 O'Clock a m on
7th street, near the Centre Market to the highest
bidder for cash, one bay horse. rOa gray horse
one wagon, and one double sett of harness. 10 sats,
~ certain debts and notes, secured by a deed of
trust recorded In LIber J. A. s, No I28 folios 2N0
2Ol, S2, OF the land records of Washington county
ID. II. EDMUND CLARK Trustee,
A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
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The FuLToS.-The U. 3. frigate Fulton, Cap
taln Alma, arrived up at the Washington Navy
Yard at ~ O'Clock yesterday afternoon, in tow
OF the steamer Arctic, after nine months cruise
In the Gulf. She broke her connecting rod some
distance below Norfolk, and was Obliged TO nut
In at Norfolk and wait for the Arctic 10 90 down
for her. Her officers and crew are all we'll She
Is to be ovsrhaued and put in perfect rig for her
next cruise, the coast Of Paraguay. The Water
witch and Arctic are also to be overhauled and
repaired, and are to accompany the Fulton on her
next cruise.
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NARSHAL'S sALE-in virtue of a wrt OF
l'l herl faclas, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for
the County OF Washington. and to me directed, 1
shall ex pose to public sale. for CASH in front of the
Court House door Of said county, on TUESDAY,
the nth day OF August lass. at u ock M, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: All defendants
right title, claim, and interest in and to Lots Nos
L. 10 70 and ~ IN Square No. 554, also, Lots Nos.
% anu % IA square NO. 555, IN the city of Wash
lngton, ID. u. together with all and singular
the Improvements thereon, seized and levied u BON
as the property Of Joseph Peck, and will be fo,d
Ia favor OF John F. Chnn. use Of WIN. B. x ibbey VS.
Joseph Peck. w. SELDEN, Marshal
" 2-ts for the Distract of (,oIumhi.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two vrts of
w herr facas issued from the Clerks ONCE of the
circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county OF WASHINGTON, and to me dire cited Il shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
the nth day OF August, 1853, at - O'Clock M the fol-
lowing des orIbed property. to wit: All Samuel By
iastons right, title, claim, and int rest In and 10 ot
no "a In square No. 4s6, in the city of WASHINGTON
~ y, together with all and singular the improve
erty of Samuel BymgtOn, ard will be sold 10 ssfsfy
SaGielais No. .46, TO Oct1ber term. 1853, William
ington and No. I47 JudIciais to October term 1919
WIillam Van Reswiek as. John Van ResvIcE
Richard Wallach and samuel Byngton.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
" Z5-ots for the District of Columbia
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CHEAP.-cHEAPER @-CHEAPEsT

have la.ge stock f old style and damaged
Ladies' CATERS, SLIPPERS and 60
Buskin BOOTS. ALSO, Misses, Chidrens
and servants BOOTS and SHOES, comprising as
l5' pairs Ladies' Black Lasting Congress Caters,
ats
80 PAIRS Ladies' Black Lasting and Coored Laced
Caters, at IS cents
$50 pairs Ladies' Black Lasting and Colored Laced
Heeled Caters, at 81 25.
100 pairs Misses and Chidrens Caters, at 50 and
62 cents.
80 pairs Ladies' Bronze. Morocco, Kid, Velvet
Carpet al Lasting Slippers, at 50 cts. per pair
Also, on hand, the largest assortment of Ladies'
and Gentlemens Boots and Shoes in this city, a of
sock. Call early at
SAM'L HOOVER'S
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe. and Trunk Store,
jy 3l-2w Pa. av bet. Q h and 10th sts.. No So
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MAYORS OFFICE
9-tAug5
DEPARTING JEWELRY.

JEWELRY REPAIRED in a superior manner.
ana at about one half the usual cost, by J. A.
WATSON, (assisted by experienced wOrkmen,) 50
ID.
4. N. B.-For the convenience Of persons living in
tlce. iy 10 Iys
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tNOR BOSTON.-ONLY REGULAR LIsR.-The
Packet Schooner Marietta Burr Is -
nowteeelvIng freight Ior the above port, and ~
Will sa 10 a law days For fre lght or passage-&z7
street, Georgetown, ID. G.. iva lw
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TO THE PUBLIC.-I have opeped an ctso. a..
80 Sasnes OF the Peace, No Sc, Pennsy lvanIa sv-
ehue Tor the transactIon of any usness entTustad
10 my care such as drawing deeds, wills tskins
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, collecting notes. drafts and act
InE as q general agent,
here is also connected with nv offcs two Of tha
most expert and vlgIlant detective officers A n
Al en- and John H. Wise, who wall be Al . avs Taady
70 serve the public and guarantee speedy return Of
al business entrusted TO their care.
P.S-The patronage of all officers having hu,i
ness rs ia my line Is respectfully solicited.
Omce hours from q. m. To 10 d. m.
" ID JAM ES WARD. Up
IWO MILLIOSS-A Poem, by William A
buuer, author of IN otnIng TO Wear - 81 cts
Lille ara adventures OF Maj. Roger Sherman Por-
Sl.25. 'U''' iHusueteo'
ii Doc,or Thorne, a novel, by Anthony TrolIope, /
u, ne family Aeuarium, by H. ID. Butler, VOL,
!, Mens1rst,on and Practical Geometry, BY chs., a.
torres 90 cents. vi NV
au2 FRANCE TaU,An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-04

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED direct from the
w celebrated mauufactOry of Fahrlco In psris 80
! Ty OF hrst clsss ACCORDEONS and FLU
IN ho, which We can sell IN quantities 20 dealers
IIake SOD IN tins country Also. VIOlins, Guitars
Danlos, shd other musical merchandise, wholesale
jy3 Corner IIth street ~ q 81 8 ILL.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-04

ITO HALL NELSON. President of the Great
j Fails Manu- factHTiHg COMPANY asd an ofh.,S
tchom htS aottce Of condemnation may concern:
You are hereby notified that George X. Braddock,
Justice Of the Peace and for the county of Mont
gomery, IN the State of Maryland, has this day on
my aPplIc Atom as the authorized agent of the UNI
Sheriff of said county. commanding MIN 10 summon
ajury of eighteen good and lawful men to meet on
your land Mt or near the Great Falls of the river
Potomac, lying IN said county, on Monday the 9Th
day OF August 1855 at 10 O'clock for the purpose Of
vaulng and condemning portion Of said land as of
an absolute estate la perpetuty in the said United
states, and asserting all damages which the owner
or owners thereof have sustained. ard do, snd shall
sustaIn by reason of the elton and construction
Of dam upon and through SAID land, for the of
The Washington Aqueduct, when and where lou
Will please attend. IL TO you 1t shall seem meet:
NJ G. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers, Chef Engineer, Washing
ton aqueduct. lint. Union jv Sl-dtd