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The cable was paid out of the Niagara at an
angle Of from IL degrees to l9 degrees. and
this in water from 800 to !, ,975 fathoms deem.
The machinery on board this ship for paving
out the cable has worked in the most perfect
manner.
The cable has all the time run off the coil
beautifully, and the system adopted for sending
and receiving electrical signs between the N i.
agara and Agamemnon, proved highly satisfac-
tory.
Captain Dayman, Of the Gorgon has care
fully examined the logs of the Cunard steamers
ior eleven voyages made in June across the
North Atlantic, and the result shows that there
is one day of gales in every seven days in this
month. He also examined the logs for twenty
three voyages made by the same steamers in the
month of July, and they show one day of gales
in every twenty five days.
He afterwards examined the logs for eighteen
voyages by the same steamers made in August
and they show one day of gales in every nine
days.
These examinations show that July is by far
the most favOra Die month for laying the cable
between Ireland and Newfoundland
Captain Hudson and his officers, Mr.. Everett
and Mr.. WOOdhouse, the electricians, and every
one, believe, on board this ship, have done all
IN, their power to realize the success of this un
dertaking, and the reason why we have not been
successful in this attempt can by no means be
attributed to their fault
Wednesday, June 30-On our way to Queens
town lost sight of the Gorgon at a. M; blow
ing fresh heavy head sea.
thursday, July CLOUDY weather; rxoder-
ate sea.
Friday, July 2-Pleasant weather
Saturday, July 3-Pleasant weather
Sunday, July 4-Pleasant weather; saw land
near Cape Clear at 7p. IN.
Monday, July 5-Niagara and Gorgon ar
rived at Queenstown at o'clock this morning,
but as the Agamemnon or Valorous have not
been heard of since the evening the signals
ceased June 29) it is impossible to say what
accident has happened
Shall write you as soon as the Agamemnon
arrives and know the cause of the accident.
remain, gentlemen, truly, your friend,
CYRUS w Field
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Places of Resort during Summer.

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
This well known Mountain esort, situate in
Cumberland county. Pa five miles north = -, 4
easl of Carlisle, will be open for visitors on VENAS
the Goth of June. The waters of these Ei M 4
Springs are highly Impreg mated with mInefais and
are superior for DIN king and bathing. Accommods
SSS5; from Baltimore to Carlis e, IS TO- Visitors
leaving Philadelphia ard Baltimore In the morning
tram arrive at the SPRINGS at s .. m.
For further informant on address the proprietors
OWEN Il CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs. Pa.
Rsfsrenees.-IOhnC c. Da Costa. Ess., Tho.. C.
Percival, Esq. PhIladephia; Alex. irkiand ESQ,
VIM. kenshaw, Esq, baltimore Jacob Gideon,
ESQ klchard Waacf, Esq, Washing ton.
je so 2md
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IA COUNTY. VA FOR "a E-Tbe rd,tor nt

A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of
the Evening Star authorized to soil, on very 90
oommodatlng terms and at a low price, one of
the most deslrabs farms III the County Of Culpep-
er. IL contains about 800 acres, of which 2O are
woodland, and the residue arabic land IN fine con-
dtlOn Tor cultivation. This tract situated about
three miles from. Culpeper Court House. IL has upon
1t a small dwelling mouse and Ordinary farm build
Ines. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set In grass. TO gentleman seeking country res
ldenGe this farm Offers attractIOns not surpassed if
eQualled, IN Piedmont Virginia. A building site upon
the farm commands hne mountain pros pect, and
view OF the surrounding country for many miles
The SOL Is OF excellent original quality, and pecu
lary adapted tn the production Of heat and Is at
present IN good state of Improvement The owner
WIN sell IL 1Or less than It's value early appIcatlon
is made. Persons wishing to purchase wifi please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Esa., Ed
ltor of the Star. an o IauF
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je l4-tf

FOR K ENT-A thres-stOry BRICK HOUSE,
u with basement, on I'd st eet, Georgetown, the
late residence OF NJ De Bodisco, cOntaiIg 10 or II
rooms: The house AID lot are large an" III complete
Order having all the necessary tbuIldngs, baths,
&c. Ii is one of the most co,nmOdious III George
town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance.
Apply tn BROOKE Is. WILLIAMS, Georgetown
ap 29tf
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- IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assIst them, hy the pars
0pticIan. ID. WOOLESON, who I.Y5~l.<.s A
has arrived from Europe with his S S-~
own, well the manu- !acture of n rood nt,tlv
others OF the latest improved SPECThCLES and
EIE-G LASSES: among which are the
PERlSCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISnED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted TO improve any EYE anected
with weakness, cataract tending 10 IL also
SH0RT-SIGHrEDNES
Persons who are compelled 10 use y!asses, or those
now using them, will be ruitod At frst sight. Those
wonderful
DOUBLE-pOLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
h.ve received she highest recommendations at the
Worlds Fair. 1T Paris, through their producing y
cearness and esslness OF vision unknown
In any other improvements.
Also. all styles of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNl-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
are for sale st his store, of Eighth street sni
Pennsy lvania avenue, or Eighth street No. s9l he
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
III Do xOt mistake the eorss. Of era s.rssf.
Prices very reasonable, the same q a. hs est.lg-
lishmsnt in Europe. ns-I
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A& sssss. ssS s.ss
BaitimOre and Ohio RniIroad.
> u NJ NJ X ARRAN NGEME ENTS,
wa Greatly Tnlpr0DeA Schedules.
THREE THRoTGH HCoNNEcTiNG TRAINS
FROM f2w SISHiHSRa kN Raf Fox HE HfEgnSa
ls.. THE cINcifSSRTTiS lSi%TS; EXPRESS MAIL
breakfast at the Eelay House Wsah%ston NH Junol no.
ti1,f before p5Ooeedlng West Thls Tram passes
Train for Columbus, Ciacnnatl, aud IH;erme date
points, reaching Cincinnati a. II 81 n. m. next day.
ID: THE GREAT CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS E& PR ESS connection leaves Washlns ten
at p N. next day and connecting direotlr wit TX
press Tram for LopISv!e. CAIRO and the Southwest
and for ST. Louis, Kansas, etc. Time, from Wash
~ hours.
81. CINCINNATI. DAYTON, INDIANAPo-
N0kfhWEsTERN N1k GXFR Ess EssiGia%o iaaSes iezaeps Asp
saturday and Sunday, ), at $50 p. W., connectinz.
more az 10 p. N. On Sunday Night TIE connection
S,Ith this Train ID made by the $50 p. Tram from
To view the Grand Mountain Snsnery of the Road
Ia ayght take the 5l5 sin or o.SI p. III Tram from
For Parkersburg and all Stations on the North
western VIrgniH oad take the 6.51 Tram. For
The w esiern connaci ions from ~ ashIHgion and
Baltimore by ali these Trains the closest. most
direc, sndlample that have yet been offered to tine
traveine pubic, and every Improvement and sdysn-
t6ge that the resources of the Ba fillmore aId Ohio
Railroad and Its assnc;ste nes could suggest, have
been secured under thIs arrangement.
Through Tickets and Bagsag Checks 90 all auAr-
ters aud every other possible facility wi be found
upon this route.
WAY PASSENGERS : for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave W ashIne
ton rs follows: For all points between washington
junction and Piedmont tske the SIS u. m tram. For
ali Stations between Piedmont ana Wheeling take
Ihe $50 IN. Tram. To connect with the Frederick
Tram take the ) 50 p. M. Train.
iD-For Tickets Of all kinds, Baggage Checks
and further information, apply 10
TII0S. II. PARSONS, Agent,
AT the TIc.ct ci.ce. Washington station,
OR, l. T. ENGLAND, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Camden Station.
W.P. SMITH, Master OF Trans portaiion.
J.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
Baltimore, May TO- 1853. mas
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III Do not cry" says Saphir, the German
critic, to lady who was eyidsntIv ,o,aad .
"your teais will make you pale 's'"
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30 80 257
1,lGO AS
Deduct from cable now On board 10 miles, to
and We have l,09O miles, 443 fatboms 10 law
down o54 miles, or equal to ~ per cent. surplus.
For over POO miles before reaching the he ead
OF Trinity Bay, the water is comparatively
shallow, and the loss Of cable should be much
less.
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OBED p. MILLER, WARD COWING,
SECRETARY. PRESIDENT.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Ward COv1ng. lUbsd r. Miller
William A. Bradford, Thomas A. DOyIs
Samuel Is Darling, William B. X yser
Edward Is. Perry, George Cleveland,
George w. Hall, Philip X yder.
r. C.. Gardiner,
This Company 1nsures agRnst Loss Damag g by
Ere, on Store., Merchandise, Dwellings,, Mills,
Manutactorles, Hotels, &c: also, on Marine and
Inland Transportation Cargo Risks at the ordinary
rates of premium.
Losses promptly and eguatabfy adjusted and
pad.
All premiums are made specific when policies are
issued, and are to be prepaid IN money and no fur
ther assessment IL case Of loss to be made the
parties so insured The advantanses of Stock
system, which precludes the possibility of an as
sessInent, are very obvious.
The Board OF Directors have authorized the issues
OF Policies on country risks, detached very low
terms.
-, The Company expect to deserve the confidence of
the public by doing business on favorable terms
Is any other similar institution and by the utmost
fairness and liberality IN all their dealings.
Poi:cles granted and issued to parties efeoting in
surancs at once without delay. BY the gned,
at his oftloe. w. AIBERT KING,
Agent, No. s5 High street,
Je l4-t1 GEORGETOWN, ID. e..
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Travellers DIRECTORY.

n'hE VIRGINIA sPkINGss-Psssensers foe
n, the Orenge and Alex
and1la Rallrsad, by leavne &af1 r. - - Il
and Louisiana avenue, will be called for and con
veyed TO the Long Bndse station, where a rood
br eakfast can be obtained. This line "a rr,as fba
u. :. Mail tor the %. A. r.. X. Passenrers will
hDd l free from the annoyance of wagons and horses
that Is met with the boat. IL IN the most ex ne
cai route. Coacnes connect with every tram from
Baltimore.
n. B.-Coaches furnished for Excursions and PIo
Mes. jeA-u
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH.
&Ha "a
From ard after TU UEsDAY, 18th Of June, Trln.
Will leave as follows:
SIS a. M. Express Train connects Washington
junction Tor all parts OF the west. and at Baltimore
Is a. IN. Way Train for Annapolis BALTIMORE.
PhladephIa, and New York.
S.5I p. nI. Express TrsIn connects at Washington
Junction with Express tram for all of the
York.
4.lo m. Way Train for Baltimore connects NJ
Annapolis junction for Anna polls, and WASHINGTON
JuGStlon with Express 1raIns West.
80 p. IN. Way Train for Baltimore connects ~
Washington junction with Accommodation Tram
West.
The IT'S a. m. and 81 p m trains are express and
viii stop only at Annapolis and Washington juno
On Saturday the $50 p. m. train goes to Philsdel
phlp onl'.
On Sunday but one train leaves, ~ SNpm.
leA m. HI. PARSONS, Agent.
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For Rent and Sale.

TOE RENT-.Ths large and convenient Dwell
u. LING NO. $50 u street north, between 9Th and
improvements. and admirably suited for a boapdin9
rate: Apply to WIN. MARTIN or A. Green, Hss-
tloneeI. je "a eOf
DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD Ann coz.
r. DEALERS For rent. tor ten years. a vacant
LOT upon H. near 10th street. 81 by l29 feet nearly
opposite tn the % new Prssbytsrian CHURCH. For terms
app! sS asitsxtf e 1, fHAs H. cRAeiN' Georgetown
For RENT1That very desirable brick DwEL
LING HOUSE, No. 4Ol 18th street. between I
M apps to y R9 + Sa
4s5 18th street. after So'c!ook p. m. je 25- eotf
FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERMOF
l. iEARS-That very handsome and eligiby sat
uated HOUSE on Penn, ylvsnla avenue, between
nth and 18th streets. lately occupied by MIR. Diver
nos, as hotel The main house is we'll ada pied for
either private residence n public house, having
number OF large rooms and many convenences at
served the purpose of bar three or four rooms
up STAIRS, can readily be converted into an of
nee below WIN sleeping rooms "a the upper story.
. Inc establishment Is very desirable one for a
foreign minister the house lately occupied as bar
room O., &c can cas- y be converted into an Offoe
secretaries and attaches of the legation, 'o' '''
For terms, &C., apply to N. LAWS at Wind
er's Building ma 20-Std& 2awtf
A Eak E5kM s.Th hhtdEKtN2RIA dR NH NGH2SgNTY,YA
PROVED PRO I'D {: CITY fTI, PPR0PkRIYAF Farm of fifty
town. aGohns ths lands hnS Of Miles, M f5om
Mr.; +. Yulee. Esq., and OF the lands of thellate l..
B: Hardin. Esq. The Farm is divided into fslds.
with water In each field Il fine orchard and house
Kitchen, stable and all necessary buildings. In
who will show the property and give information
ffSRo 81 tie Sss can also be had
ie is Iswtf .'''' % '"' '' ''i %. WITS IT.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED ATS SHEP
~ HERDS. corner 7th and ID streets.
\ complete assortment OF the publications. of
Carlton and Porter, Sabbath School LIbraries Re
wards. ~ INNS, Tracts, &C.; Wesley Family. Tales
and TakIngs, Lost Chapters, Chief IF Pilgrams The
True w oman; Peter Cartwright. Biblical Diction-
ary, Tounge of Fire. What Must DO to be Saved,
sting OF the Adder, Ivngs gstOE's Travels In Africa
Drake's story of Indians, Six Steps to Honor,
Wild Western Scenes, New Lutte Of Zion, and
Friend" ~ mas
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITEs.
MOEEYnLOANs o. STOCK SECURITIES
CHyBB BROTHERS, BANKERS,
ter f1-u r..
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE
" " IIlIu LOGO

limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, July ID, 1885,
On the petition of Charles Wilson, admin ST rstor
OF EbeneZsr Wilson, deceased, at -. Louis. Mis-
sour praying for the extension of patent grant ed
10 sald EbeDezer Wilson. on the 9th oi Octoie r,
lBii. Tor an Improvement in .'proce of rendering
lard,' for seven wears from the expra ION of sad
patent. which takes place on the 9th Gay of OctU-
Der, 1855
is ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday the 18th of pte her ne xt
at u O'Clock, m; and all persons are notified to ap,
pear and show cause. if they have, why said Pc
tltOn ought not to he granted.
r. Persons opposing the extension are required to
le ln the Patent Once their Obj eciic.S specially set
l3rth IN writing at least twenty days before the day
oi nearing; all testimony filed 10y either party 10 he
used al the SAID hearing must he taken and transmit
tea IN accordance with the rules OF the Oice which
Will be furnished Oh application.
The testimony IN the will he closed on the n
of Septem eI; dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must be filed the Office on or h
fore the morning of that day the arguments If apy
within ten da, thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice he published in the
Union, Washington. ID. c.; and Republican 81
LOUIS, Mlss'uri. once week for three successive
weeks-the first of said publications. 10 he an le, 81
SIXTY days before the 2Oth1Of September next. the
day OF hearing. JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
T.. 5. Editors of the above papers will please COPY
and send their bills to the Patent Office. with q paper
onrLainlny thls nOflne. li-lHWSw
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS

DYSPEPSIA AND FITS
- DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN,
The Great Curer OF Consumption. was for several
years so badly afflicted by by yspepsa that for part
OF the time he was confined 10 his he'd. he was
eventually cured by prescription furnished him by
yonng ciarvoyant girl. This prescription, given
HIM by mere child while in q state OF trance ha 3
cured everybody who has taken it, never having
ialied once. IL Is equally as sure cases oI = its
as OF Dyspepsia. The ingredients may be found in
any drug store. will send this valuable p sscrIp-
ito" TO any person ON the receipt of stamp to
pay postage. Address
DIR. q. PHELPS BROWN,
! No. q Grand street, Jersey City, NJ.
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I ITTEEL'S LIVING AGE for Saturday, July
IL 10th, i85S.-Contents-Poems by Coventry Pat
mere Fictlons OF Bohemia Patristio Theology
french Slave Trade; Eng gIand and Sardinia: French
Arm' VS.; French People; ed Sea and Eu PHI ates
Telegrap Lines; MIR. Rarey's Teaching; The Nor
mon light The Eve of Revolution; Cosmos,
vol 5; Human WaIf egiOus Memoirs; The
Lady on the Mail; Mrs. HoInby's Stamboul; The
Ether; Uniform Weights and Measures.
The Living Age is published every SATURDAY. in
octave form, containing about 80 pages Of reading
matter PIice So per anndm; IL cents a single
number.
Jyl0 FRANCK TAYLOR. Agent
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X o X II II r. 8 ri N q 5.
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.
&HS 5 Eag
BERKELY, BEDFORD. CAPON. JOR-
DAMS, HANNONDALE
Through Tickets from Washington.
Arrangements have now been made. for the first
time, to ticket Passengers from Wash ngton
to the Northern Virginia and Bedford
Springs.
FOR BERKELY SPRINGS, Morgan county,
VAL take the through mail train, leaving Washing
Ton stail.n az 10 a. M. pt Sundays stopping at
Sir John's Run station, ia miIes from Ba timore,
and two miles from the Springs. by q good Itag
road. Fare to Sir Johns Run SIS s.; arrive at SIR
John s by noon, and at Berkley Before D. m. The
the stages for Berkely Sir,Johns Run station at
iOn p. m, Dy which passengers reach the Springs
FOR BEDf ORD SPRINGS, bedford county,
or at 60, p. m, for Cumberland, 2ln miles; aud
thence by stages % miles to Bedford. The stages
leave Cumhersnd every morning at clock. aTrIy-
ing IN time Tor dinner at tine Springs Fare through
FOR yORD.N'S SPRINGS. (28 miles from
Harper's Ferry, aud near the Winchester railroad,
FOR sHANNoNDALE SPRINGS. us miles
Will take the mail tram (at Is a. M To- Harper's
Ferry, and connect with trains on the Winchester
road.
FOR CAPON SPRINGS'take the 5l5a.m.trIn
Ing al Capon for early tea Fare to W uchester s..
Parties leaving Washington at 40 O'Clock on
Satur' ay afternoon. can spend SUNDAY AT Berkey
and be hack IN Washington at II a. Ii. ol Monday.
- - y. III. PARSONS. Agent.
w. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
Jy 10 Nv untei. Umon.d states. Sw.l
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NEW FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
VI A X b L L W o r. 5.
WIN. UTHERFORD,
lRTI ETCER IN MzRRI

wM. RUTHERFORD,
ARTIFICER IN MARBLE,
Street, between 18th and 18th Streets North,
WASHINGTON CRY,
tesltlfu designed aud Eaborstey Carved MAN.
TELS IN u variety of Marbles, together with q
sign and hnish cannot be surpassed, aud are wei
adapted tor the Garden OF Tomb. A large assort-
ment of Plain Msnteis, Monuments, and Tomb
Monamenis OF any design executed to order with
EsiiTnstss given Tor Brcwnstone or Marble work
or North River Flag nE, and evey other work IN
Please call and make an inspection of our stock.
N. B.-Msse note "f the Address. fa l7-sm
A PIANO FOR $40 A MONTH.-slx ver,
"A good second hand Pianos fer sale ley az 80
just think of it-a PIANO for sio rer month cii at
ELLIs's Piano store. jes
VERY GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS for
sale at three and ten dollars per month, at No.
iyl2 JOHN F. ELLIS.
NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
The subscriber bess leave S to say that he hs.
oysned New Store, corner Of 7th ana r
IISS,pRS CIGARS and hns GR0CERIES.
hne Teas, Sugar, Coffee. Flour. soap, 0iyes, hsls
ms, p,ss' ssrd d mes, 81 AnshSs anSifi.s
Af,Ss Famss ssd members Of Congress, particulars
,inyited 20 es, and e1cmine the stock before pur-
,esers sssortS,ent of fne Havana Cigars, m.
ported direct By ths subscriber. at wholesale ana
Canal Boats supplied 90 reasonable terms, ard
produce taken in exchange.
Levy's Old Whisky Of Isse constantly on hspd:
Country orders punctusll extended 70. snd @ Sou.
try Produce, Of al descripti9n rees,seen 9n 9rVH
ment. JONhS Ers, z,h .,raa
Successor 10 Breretou Bro, Nc; Se4' ',n ssres
corner OF r, opposite the Patent olaoe- - !" -
CLOCKS KSACLOCKs.-CLoCCkh 1CsSs. .e
u csiSad a sreat assortment OF SLoShS.
rom 81 to si. os .TS6 TTS6;sISsSSs 81 sSs SGsT:ev''
sss Pa. sv.. opposite Browns Hotel. -
Np-cLocK MATERIALS. such as ors.
DRails, Cords. &c.. for sale.-ths trane SIP
pIisd ch~ss.
N1UsICAL INSTRUMENTS. OF ever, s.nd
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EOk RENT-That very desirable brick Dwell
4 LING HOUSE, No. 4Ol 18th street, between
and h, formerly occupied by Hon. I. l., Gartreli
For terms, apply to WOODBURY. EMERY. No.
4e5 18th street. after s o. clock p. m je 25 eOtf
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Total. ..........l.

Had on board Niagara at ,iartin0
j, - naot- miles. 7U1 faith cable, paid cut since
~ 25I
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EMPLOfMENT.-S5o MONTH"; Resident
~ Agent IL wanted II every town and county in
.he lntad States, to engage in respectable and
certainly realized. For full particulars address Dr.
u. PHEiPS BROWN, NO.2l Grand street Jer-
sey City. NJ J. =. jy7 dS vim
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Travellers Directory.

IraY6lorG Ulr0oCory.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
w STEAMBOATS,.
Greenbrier White Sulphur, Sweet, Warm,
Hot, Capon. Fauquier White sui.
! phur and Warren Springs.
The Alexandra and Washiugto Steamboats, will
hereafter run regularly. leaving the L.
wharf foot Of street, Washington 8 2 ~
ana wing street, Alexandra, at tkenEpr.1zr..ns
following hours:
Leave Alexandra at 4, 3, IN. 12ik, 2tk,46k
Leave Washington att g. lIIS 4. 5, 51,. 7k
NHiey's Omnlbuses, come citing with the boats,
leave the Capitol. and the corner of 7th and 18th
streets and Pennsylvania avenue.
The 6 a. m. Roat connects With the ORANGE and
r. x,as r,s==.,,..,-,,- ALEXANDRA NAIL
- - sEss.fEssszk- ROAD for the GREEN
~ NA"HS BRIER WHITE SUI
PHuR: SWEET, WARM, Hot, CAPON,
REN SPRINGS. jel7 tf
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BRITISH OUTRAGES

II BhIIISH OUTKAGES.
IMPORTANT INFLL ENCE mas been brought
To bear upon the Administration, who have decided
to despatch the y. line of battle ship Pennsy iva
MA to the Gulf Of Mexico. 1t is said that Commo-
dOre Stewart Is 20 assume command. and the pri-
Ing old wreck whisky, have been already ordered
1Ie1n JONAS p. LEVY'S new Wine and Spirit
store. corner oil Ith and r street. ma %
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J,O BRICKLAYERs AND PLAsTERERS

have lust received larg supply ofthe best White
and Grsv SAN ID, which will sell low. Also, N hite
GRAVEL. and LIME; Oak, Pine ard Hickory
WOOD, White and ed Ash COAL, at the low
est maj ket prices. Call al my Wood and Coal De not
corner OF and l4th sts.. near the canal.
lell r ". HATES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-27

IT, G A r X A g e 3,
4 HE Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory making 1t now one of the large est. 2BA =
IN the District, where his facilities for
manufacturing sll kinds of CAR-S23
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the busi-
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
All kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand.
Az REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
IO-u oOrner of 18th and r. sts.
OlANOS:-TwO very good at 8 20 each; one at S75,
one at $50; and several at 300, Sl75, DC. Also
ne largest stock of new Pianos ever offered in this
'ity. JOHN F. ELLIS
SO Pa. sve., bet. 9th and ltth sts.
III Music sent nv mai, post fres. je22
NOTICE.
HE subscriber respectfully iuform ms his friends
aDd the public that he has taken the old stand of
Messrs Brereton Bro, corner of 18th and sts.,
NO. 464 9TH street, where he will keep q general as
sOrtment Of WINE, LIQUORS, and GROCE-
RiES, and FEED and PROVISION.
JONAS +. LEVY,
JeH-f Successor tn Brereton H. BRO.