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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF
TIE AGE,
WOODS gsAER EsEsTcRATIyE.

WOODS gzAER sESFcsaA'a'5Vsi
TNHIs astonishing and unsqualed PREPARATION turns
hair back to It's original cclor after having be-
gray and rcinsta'es II mall It's "rIglnak 'ea;
lustre soitness and beauty; removes at once, dan-
dru from the scalp, ard all unpleasant itching as
we'll as all crtaneoDs cIuptions such as Scald Head
&c. ,nd hence crates perfectly healthy state OF the
Scalp by aching smulant and pic.to the organs
ncceS>aTr 80 supply coorng matter 10 The hair and
completely res,o e4 them to theft origir Yigor and
strength and ,hus prevents all tendency 10 become
gray Ital-oprcvents tn" har from oeconlng unh"ai-
thy and nliing of and brings it ont where is gone
by resnsc;taiinc the organs necrssarYto 70 SnPT nut
ment health and coioring matter "a: anu hence acts d
I.erect Hair ln,gOFator AID Tonic
Til: preparation contains no alcoholic stna!ant 30
essential oil non one unhealthy drug does not cUor
the hair but acts upon the spcreofs ard secrruy2
organs SO ;s to s:npy t former With the necessary
colorns matter md npon lhe latter 50 completely res
tore their. Impaired lost functions
For sale by I. L. .ZEMP, Agent
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SAPONIFIER.
OR

CONDENSED POTASH
FINHIS Is article warranted 10 make Soap
i without Lime and with little trouble. One pound
OF this will make 10 lbs of Soft, or 9 lbs oI Hard
Soap 1t is more economical than ordinary Potash as
the same quantity Of this will make five times as
much Soap Wherever used the Saponifer has inva.
rinbly given satisfaction. Full directions accompany
each package. For sale by +. L. ZEAP
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To House KeepHrs!!

I HAVE now in Store, gooc variety oil House
kcrpn. articles. Among them low.prced
Knife Cleaners. Coffee Filters, Soup Digrsters, Egg
Whips, Tack Hammers. Carpet Washers Table Mats,
Brooms Ice Cream Freezers Dish Covers, Preserve
Cans Coffee Roaslera, Graers Basting Spoons, Skim.
mcrs Strancrs Bread Toasers Scrub Brushes, Feath.
er Busters Slop Tubs and Pals, Watering Pots, Mop
Handles CulIendcrs. Oyster Stewers and Boilers Grid
Irons Milk Pals and Pans. Sauce Pans Preserve ket-
ties, Syabub Churns, Dinner Bells Walters Patent
aud Country Chnrns, Wash Roards Wood Speous,
Patty Pans Steak Bcaters. Lanterns Cake Pans Sugar
Scoops Vegetable Scers, Lemon Squeczers Curd
Moulds, MolaSses ilrgF. Egg Cups, Salad Spoons and
Forks, Clothes Pins, Gravy Siitcrs, Cake and Beef
Steak Turner's, Soap Ladies', Towel Stands White
Wash Brushes Hedge Shears. Garden Trowols, aud
host of other articles. both useful and Ornamental
Call and see ,hc:h ut the 81 Old Corner"
April u, E. w. GONNEf.
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Paints, Oils, Varni.l,cs a.

puRE White Lead. Snow White Zinc, Linseed Oil.
Tnrpenlipe, Colors Of every description, Copal
ana Coach Sarnish All warranted Of tile best qual-
ty. and for cash will be sold us low as can be mr.
chased IN Charleston F.. L. ZENP
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

M OFFER for sale. all that Plantation on the
~ North side OF Swift Creek in Kershaw District,
adjoining lands Of Messrs Burwe and Hamilton Boy.
KIN. containing abont 2l00acres; about $50 or 400
acres under cultivation. and in coed order
There are on the place e good Dwelling House,
Tin Hons" and Screw. and Negro Houses sufficient
tor the accommodation "i sixty or seventy Negroes;
all i'll healthy location.
7ernss One Tr,;rlh Cash the balance in three ooua
annual instruments with interest from the day Of sale
u he scared by Bonc; ard Mortgage witk good Per
sonni SecTrtv
The P.aoIalon may be treated tor NJ private
sale
JAMES CANTEY, Exors OF
jNO. CANrEY, John Cailtey Sr.
EOv rs tc
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Choice Clothing.

M ANDERSON would respectfully invite the
attention Of his friends and customers to his
fine assortment Of READY.MADE. CLOTHING.
which has been gotter up in the most beautiful style
lor city trade. Also Shirts. Collars, Stocks, Fancy
Ties, Cause Merno Undershirts &C. 5,s1 -. ! =
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Lace Satts! Lace Sets

A SPLENDID variety of real Ealercienes. Maltese
n and other styles of Lawns Also. immilations
Of every kind at extremely low prices to be found u;
April Tt c. MATllESON
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Yeast POWierS.
rgHiiE hest in the market aud warranted not to fail
l For sale hv +. H. ZkSiP.
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ssa.m of IL 1000 Flowers.

TNDIA RUBBER BETTING 2 to 7 inches wide
4 three aud orr ply. Lace Leather for sewing the
sane. w. d. McDOWALL.
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+. L. SHERWOOD,
Conductor OF ". NJ. Il. r.
Sumter S. c., Jan. l3. lS53.
s9- For full particulars gel Circular at the
Feb "a. POST OFFICE.
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GROCERY STORE

& BOSWELL, have ope1ei 2, a
la1 corner of Broad and Rutledes street. 4, &
Store recently occupied by Major K. ). NoH.t I.
choice assortment Of FRESH HEAVY AM FaNc:h cf:h
to which they invite the attention.
purchasers in part as follows 80 g.
Heavy Groceries.
NO. and P. R. SUeARS HI
Crushed, i'ulyerized ana Staart,s Loaf d. y
Rio. Java, and Cuba Coffee -.
New Orleans and Cuba Iolssses.
Salt: Leaf Lard. &
Bacon Sides, Canvass Hams. & Z
North Carolina Flour &
Goshen and English Dairy Cheese. E
Soap, Starch, Cleansing Soap + -.
Sperm and Adamantine Candles. ..ss (
Nos. l., 2 and 8 Maekerel. =. ay..pg .4 ,
Fancy Groceries. !:
Quarter Boxes RAISING.
Half and whole do .sss, ~
Almonds, Figs and Assorted Candies 49,.
Ginger and Chow. Chow Preserves. !. {
Sardinesand Preserved Salmon. = -.
- Cove Oysters, Preserved Lobsters
S Lemon Syrup.
Walnut and Tomato. eatslip. ~ ~
Capers. Olives; Pickles, ~
Pepper Sauce ~
Preserved Pine Apple ~ !, x :, ss, S. Ia
A's'ii'AJ ioacAes' 'uo.rSieFries. = - -
TobaSco and Cigars.
Gold Leaf and Rio Hondo cigars. n J,
Palmetto, Fl KfsaYa and La Palma 5 s =.
Fine Cat Chewing Tobacco. 8 /.
Petn& Ayers super do. -. y
Superfnc C',ewins Tobacco. = r., s
Conlpon do. do. s, s -
Wis'es iisld LIQUORS:
:. Rectified Whisky. -
Old Rge Hammond do. a,s~,fgJS.
Old Bourbon do. ~
New England Run. = -. -. y =. - q
London Dock brandy. so
0tard, Dupuy &:Co.sd
Goddards Brandy
St Julien Medoc Claret ~. -:
Old Medeira 49, ~
Old Port Vine. y:z,r
Old Malaga do. .% . -
Heidsick Wine - g
Byass' London Porter.
Byass' London Ale. -
White Wine Vinegar.
General Assortment of FRUITS
With variety Of other articles too numerous .,
mention, which will b. sold exceedingly ow r"
cash. by ME3ONRY R6SwEIi
April A e
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FALL GOODS, 1867.

WE HAVE RECEIVED A VERY
w COMPLETE STOCK of the following articles,
which onr Customers will find well worthy an exani..
nation before purchasing elsewhere. =
Mems and Boys Clothing,
In great variety ard well marie.
Black and Colored Cloth, Bio'lys make Black anu
Fancy Cassimcres from the lowest prices up to the
finest French Textures.
Tweeds and Cassimcres suitable for boys; Dress
Shirts Meruo Vests: Drawers, Socks. Ties; Gloves
Uver-Coats, Waterproof Suits, Travelling Shawls,
DC, &c. &C., &C.,
Sept. 30, m. il. hhSNEpi-s-e
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For Sale.

TIME subscriber offers fer sale at low price end on
| accommodating terms his House and Lots on Lyt-
Teton Street, occupied by Rev. Mr.. Mdhdeuhall.
Also, that rormy and convenient House in North
Kirkwood occupied by Mr.. Charles Shiver: formerly
known as the Levy House"
Ami, l4-,L WM. NJ. SHANNON
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Soaps.

GINUENE Brown Windsor Soap, Sand Soap (per.
~ hm.d, Omnibus Soap. Military Shaving Scan.
Rose soap, Almond and Honev Soap, chrystaIibss
Wash Balls, Fariegated Soap Erasive Soap, for Re.
moving grease spots from silk or woolen For sale
~ i. L. ZBMP.
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ALsroS. S. C. March Is. Is;

:, Dr. DENNIS,-Dear Su Il rejore in saying TO
yon, that your Sar-aparilla Compound has proved 10
II: n edlcne Of inca!culahe benefit, only to my
self and family. Lu to all others who have given it a
trial In Lous affections. it has by Ear exceeded my
highest expecialions-l find that it gives tone aud
vgor to tie whole system. BY brotherin-law, Mr..
c. T. Kitchens has labored under general torpdily
and arrangement OF The liver for the last three years:
and bv the use Of tlrec bottles Of your Compound
alsanaril!a or Alternative. he has boen completely
relieved OF ali unpleasant pain-l feelings or synp-
toms resulting from tie inert condition Vi his Liver,
and is now in vigorous health
Please send me three dozen bottles Of your Sarsapa
rilla Componnd--T lh've not single bottle lett
Yours Respectfully, d. GORDAN.
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BLAcKvIaLE. s. c.. Narcn 3. 1851

BLACKTILLE. ). G., Natch q. 1851.
DR. DENNIS-Bear SU:-Please send ne one
dozen more of your Sarsrparila Compound ~ vile
has been tr'ing il and finds roc benefit from isnse
than from any other ncdicnoshe lT.s tried PiySi
clans are recommending it here: this will clse iar3
increase III its sae-.
Yours Respectfully, j. MhETZE I.
Price. esi1H D3iEac nrr Eff:tic.
REFEREECESW. 1iimo:r SimrDS, h L.. d., Char.
lesion, 5. g.. Gen. James Jones, Commissioner OF
New State Iiousr Col:m5!a, S c. j. Caldwell Z,
prc>idcn, S {. Il. i.
For sale in Camden by +. L. ZhMP.
Mavi2 sS II.
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OR DISEASES OF TIE LIVER. AND TO P
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Watches JeWelrY. &c.

80 THE SUBSCRIBER has received and open,
E"jA ed an elegant stock of WATCHES JEWEL.
80 RY. and SILVER WARE. consisting of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, BROOCHES. Col;
lar Bottoms S!.irr Studs aud Watch Keys, Gold and
Silver Pencil Gases and Pens. Fancy Gold and Mo-
.aic Brooches Ear Rings and Sleeve Buttons, Gold
and Jet Bracelets and Finger Rings.
....AlsO:...
CLOCKS and MUSIC BOXES, of various styles
and at prices TO suit all
SF5- Clocks Watches and Jewelry repaired in
workmanliHe MANNER and at the time promised.
Sept. l6. C. BOFENSCHEN
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;nAgRIAck MAKING
Saddle and Harness

mAND9A3!g = . 13 z
TIME subscriber gives notice that he VIII work low
for ca n and Gor such customers as pay promptly,
and Tor The o,ly is he willing 10 work on credit.
: AN thos WHO have patronizcd me Literally, Will
happy t J serve again promising that nothing out
tas best work shall be done +. j. OAhS.
January l3-l
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,NIERoNEY & BOSWELL, have operesi Z,
l'1 corner of Broad and Rutledes strset.: h
Store recently occupied by Major K. 3. 1foSat
choice assortment Of FRESH HEAVY AM RI NJ
GROCERIES,, to which they invite the attent;ons
nurchasera :: in uart as ffilnws--tll y 4
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Picture Frames.

XUST received 10 of gilt and Rosewood Monld
D ings, which will be made up at the lowest Renu
neralive prices.
April IA. W., TARVER.
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EAT ATG'ssSCTs0G

EAT TATTssACTs0S
AT TIE sou THERHJ
GROCERY.
'yNflE undersigned would inform l'iS customers a'
i the public in general. that lac i> in rrceIr; {"
large and cptireiy new stock
DHY.GODDS.
Consisting of Mus'ins, CaIicots, Ticking fiaInei'
ard Domeslics OF all grades, from The lowest 10 til
highest Figures. Together with large and ware.
Stock Of
GROCERIES,.
Such as Coffee, Sugar Rice, Mackercl, &C., &c. aI'
mauy articles too numerous 10 mention, ali vi whici
he VIII dispose OF al prices
As Low ;ss The hoNcss.
In returning his thanks to hIS friends and patron
he would solicit continuance of that patronage here
ore 50 liberally extended Ia him
Remember nat my multo is quick Sales and shor
profits.
April IA. W. CLl BURN
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NOTICE,

DERS0Ns having claims against the late J. Med
L Cook are requested to render a statement Of
them. within the time prescribed by Law, and those
indehted 70 par to 7 nVELAP, Exr.
June 23 'ti"
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The Time IS How at Hand.
NOlUE NOTICE!!

N pected 10 call f,yGtwM and make some satisf,c.
cory settlement He would also inform his friends
and customers that he caTmot offer them twelve
months credit rs an inducemcnt TO get their
strade.
He will he glad to sell all those who have and do
now pay him promptly OH short time. with III" cx.
.eep,iop of BACON, LARD. BUTTER. CHEESE.
SUGAR, ;G0FFEE. MOLASSE$ FLOUR, CORN and
SALT, which must be G. 4 . y or approved Bank
able paper.
To those who have not paid him promptly he can
not and will not open an account.
FOR THE CASH he WILL GIVE salts
faction TO any who may favor him with a call
Jan Sit RODT LATTA
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EXecutrix Notice.

4 IL persons having demands against the Estate
~ Of John A. Bowen, deceased will present them
duly attested and those indebted will make immediate
pa, ment To MARY A. BOWEN. Execulrix
MAY &C. 81 If.
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Fran;h Brandy,
! NOR Medicinal purposes. For sal" at
L Nick AIMS DRUG STORE.
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NOTICE.

A FEW Boxes No. l. Porto Rico Smoking Tobac
L 4 CO. TO be had ut the store of
Aug 25-tf JAMES McEWEN.
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CGt.DI, Yarns.
School Shoes.

1 - BALES Cotton Yarn, assortct numb berS and foi
sj sale br WM. ANDERSON
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NOTIG-

4 LII persons having demands against the late
IN Moreau Nandm, decd. requested to present
them dnly alrcs;ed And those indebted will make
immciiae payment to
April Aft. W. CLYbCRN- Admir-.
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NEGRO Cloths.

Singers Sewing Machines
DEING Agent for the above superior Machines, one
Of which can be seen in operation at my house,
will receive orders cash in all cases. at New York
prices with the addition Of expenses.
Nav 2l-tc W. D. McDOWALL
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A FULL assortment juet received for Girls and
"A Boys. Also Ladies French Kid Slippers Ties
and Buskns, for sale by W. ANDERSON.
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Tables and Chairs.
Collecting Agent.

7 R LEGRAND, will give promp. attention 70
80 the objection Of dues, in KERsHAw, and ad.
j"ining Districts
Any per-n having business in tits lins will please
leave word al tie Ofice OF the CANDEx JOURNAL
Dec. !. EiS If
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Hardware.

Hardware.
NY STOCK is now complete in every line for
II Planters Carpenters Cabinet Makers CocperS
Smiths and Carriage Makers with lrll stock Of Cut
cry, Fine Guns &c. W.aD. McDoW ALL
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Erarsgipssnr, or Eternal Perfume.
4 NEW and elegant article for the ilandkercliiei
\ lust received at MCKAIN'S DRUG STORE.
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INRESII SoF-shc!l Almonds Rasins, Cnrrsi::s. Cit.
L ron. lsinglaSs and Cheese. jnSl opcued AT the
Odd Corner" by /. ". BONNEY.
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Clothing.
Candies.

A FINE LOT CANDIES, jnst received and for
n >!.r exc ciii.s!y Iow by
Get l3.-u JOS NJ. GAYLE
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C. A. MCDONALD,
n

: C. A. WEDVNAAD,
Merchant Tailor, Gamdcn,s. G.
HAS JUST RECEIVED from New-York, and
III will keep constantly Oh hand select stock o
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VESTlNGS, togeth
or with a FULL ASSORTMENT Of TA1LORS
TRIMMINGS. lie assures his customers that his
Work will be executed in the best style I'D at short
est notice
fB- A reasonable deduction viii be made in all
cases where the CASH is PAID Sept. l5-tf
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ALIEN ANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star.
IriIN lS

Correspondence Of The Star.
ALKxANDRa, Va, July p, lsSs.
The pleasant moon lit evenings of this week
will not all pass without sncrding an opportunity
to enjoy the fullest pleasure the mellow radiance
can give On TO morrow evening, the steamer
Thomas Collyer, that has, nnder the management
of Capt Baker, won the reputation Of being the
- crack boat on the river. will MAKE an excur-
sion down the Potomac, with the Choir Of tie
Methodist Protestant Church and = large number
of our citizens. The character 81 the committee
In charge assures that II only needs favorable
weather to make the trip one OF the peaSanieSt uf
the sea<on.
No tidings from the fugitiveS Trammell and
Smith have been received. RumorS that they are
rearrestsd are frequently current, with no better
foundation than the wish that is father To the
thought The jailor has been indefatigable in
his efforts to discover their whereabouts. and
offers two hundred dollxTS reward for their ar =
prehension. Public feeling * muci excited. ard
a speedy and rigid investigation Is demanded
The Alexandria, Isou,loun and Hampshire Rail-
road Company hold general meeting AT their
office in this city this morning, commencing NJ
II O'Clock. Tue attendance upon the meetings
or this company l. not, vet very large, and lie
assembling does not bring - macy stranger TO
he city as the other railroads whose prime pal
offices are located here
Mar kPts business light. but grain maj ket
active. Wheat-sales OF red at IIOa l3c 4. white
l25c COrn-whiie ard MIXED. e2asJc. Flour
no sales. RYE and OatS-uone Offering
Arrived-I eSterdav. schrS. Abigail Jennings,
Crosby, Boston, 10 FowIe Il Co; Sea Witch, Ey-
bert, New York, to & Nevett To day. brig
Catherine Rogers, Brett. W inser, plaster TO J. e
Nevett; schrs Ellen Goldshcrough, Buntin. Bal
timOre, lumber TO Manassas Gap RR. Co Ocean,
AKRON, Richmond, coal to Alexandria Gas Co A.;
lngomaT. Case, Boston. TO master. r.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A WOMAN to do general house
w work IN a small fSmIly. American or German
P eierred. Apply 20 c. WHITE, Office of the
Washington iron Works. Island. Is l2-Sts
WANTED-A COLORED WOMAN Of steady
w and temper te habits 10 do the work of aknafl
family and to make herself generally useful Fin
cure At No. 4sl Massachusetts, avenue, bstwsen an
and 5th sts. iy y 2ls
" WANTS, 10y = gentleman residing on a farm
near WashIneton City. Those having servants 10
dispose OF wnOm they do sh 10 cell To a trader
on app wing at the Star Office, may meet with a pUr
chaser. iy2lIF
HOUSE WANTED 40 RENT-In the peIrh-
b"rnoOd of the Capitol and east Of it-not on tie
Hll-contauEng mus or ten rooms. for fzmli .
Possession To be given 10y the LIST Of Ocobar 90 Sc
address fcrant.' this office, without desy. eta
ting terms and location. ~ n m
~ hNTED-A small HOUSE, or a part of a
W house, with Kitchen, IN the central part of the
CITY. PItne not to exceed $50. Address Box E6a,
Pos OG6ce. ie -
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PERSONAL,

-... Rev. DR.. Murray, Of Elizabethtown, N ]
preached his qudrter-century sermon last sunday
-. pieSo SutlI has been officially recognized
Dy me PRESIDENT as Consul of Venezuela al New
York " NV
6 p. r. James has accented the Consul
Generalship Of Odessa, and is about TO lcay,
Richmond
.:.- Field Marshal Charles Prince de Sc hwartz
emoerg died on the 9th of June at the palace o.
DietriChstein.
-. NJ. Rivas, Spanish ambassador in Paris
has rendered his resignation in consequence o.
the change of ministry.
80. Col. III. Dunn, recently appointed Con.
at Macon, Miss.
-. Prof =. r. B. Morse Will san for r,ron,
WIN MS family, on the 9th instant. intending tC
be absent a year. -
=, -. The young King Of Dude has arrived in
r , win The object Of building d tomb TO ia,
late Queen ' ~ 'Ai'
-. William A. Seaver, late Of the Buffalo
Courier, hIs succeeded Thomas RAMSAY IN ,ho
editorshiP of the New York Churchman
-. George Law was in Buffalo on S,,r,d,,
having in view, it was said the re-establisbmso,
OF line OF steamers on the Lakes.
-; II the Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon fails in pet,ino
iun lung loI ms new labeTnacle 1t is probable he
Will leave England for America or AustraJi,
-. Gen. Hornsby, of Central America, no,o-
rlety, and Judge J. NJ Crane, formerly of Rich
mond, are at present stopping in that city
-: MISS English, author Of the History Of
tne Indors," was run over by a butcher, cart
IN London, and died soon after '"'''
, 80. The Cincinnati papers intimate that the
rev. MT Nicholson, of that city, has accented
the call 10 Trinity Church in Washington
-. Professor r. w. BarnwelI (of the Co,r,,
bla, = e, College, has been invited In tbe p
ldency of William and Mary College, Virginia
-. NJ Paturie: ex-deputy and formerlv moo,
OF France, died recently at his chateau of oI'
mois, near Paris at the age of 80 The dec.aNos
was one Of the richest manufacturers In Er.nSs
-. The London Post says 1--WE und.r.,.ad
upon good authority that the friends of a.
buiwer-Lytton, who has recently been pIaced -,
d lunatlc asylum near London, are a6onf 10 :. ta
steps to endeavor to establish her SANITY b~ an
appeal 10 the legal tribunals of the countTy y, "
-. A letter from Rome of 10Th June 70 IN.
I.onaoh rost, says: Yesterday morning n sect
GohsistoTy was held at the Vatican, In which his
uignhess, after haranguIng the assembled o., IL
nais announced an addition to their nnTnhar a.
,he person OF Monsignor Rodfigues patrj,,ch Of
Lisbon. The Pope likewise created anothsr go
olnai, bnt reserved the name of the nreI.,.
pttto Among the ecclesiastical promotiona th.,
followed was that of Dr.. O'Regaa, from tbe sss
d Chicago, Ill to the BishopTic of Dor or no1.
IN PartibMs tnfdsli.m.n W Do'a'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-22

IL The Court Of Appeals of Kentuck Ky has af-
hrmed the decision of Chancellor Logan in the
telegraph case. The history of the case i, briefly
this:-Mr. A. Camp made an offer, by telegraph,
TO party in Cincinnati for lot Of whisky at a
specified sum In the transmission of the dis
patch over the wires a mistake Of a . cent was
made, by increasing the price offered for II by
Camp, and the party at Cincinnati sold it. The
whisky was shipped to Louisville, and Camp
discovered the mistake. He thereupon brouo ht
suit az ainst the telegraph company for the differ
ence. The company, in their answer, plead the
printed terms and conditions which head their
messages, to the effect that the Company do not
bold themselves responsible for the mistakes in
the transmission OF messages unless the same are
repeated, for which one half the original price is
charged. The courts sustained this plea