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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-29
STEAMBOATS,.
II OUxSV.XLZE, Ev:AsNrS U>KLLR.
LAND MEMPHIS REGULAR WEEKLY

II OUISV.XLLE, Ey:A.NrS U.KLLR.
LAND MEMPHIS REGULAR WEEKLY
PACKET.
~sne The Low Pressure Steamer SOUTH
k>&urSrAzk- ERNER, q. w. TRuLErr, CON-
81 mander; J. B. ARCHER, Clerk.
leaves Louisville every Wednesday at p. leaves
Memphis every Saturday at p NJ; leaves Evansville
for Louisville every Monday ats r.; leaves Evans
Vile for Memphis every Thursday at IL A.. H
na-way Business solicited and attended TO ct
same rates as charged by Packets.
jan21-tf p. G. 0RILEY CO. Agents. >
NT:&.N-ST.ILLE .A.ND PGOUGRX
IL TRI-WEEkLY MAIL LINE
@ au s'frss svs Ay' Rosd ':;.' W E.
Inesday and friday 1t AZ
Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thuysday and Sat.
urday, at A. N. Connecting ct Evansville with
E. & c. II. K. for all points North and East, and
with packets for Louisville, Wabash and Green
Rivers At Paducah with packets for Saint Louis,
New Orleans and the daily mail boats for Cairo,
Nashville and Tennessee River.
Business promptly attended TO, and charges for
freight and passage same as charged by the packet
J. II. Done. ilye-6md&w
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NJ thp.-Ihe hrn 81 CULEf II UNEKELL,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent The buri-
will hereafter b. carried by A. Collett, who
will settle all business connected with the late firm
CULLErT & OTERELL.
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George ~. Mcbride will be an indepau-
dent candidate fpr Sheriff at tho ensuing octoboy
election.
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Wholesale Tobacco Agency.

No. 81 Main street, Louisville, Nv.
We receiving stock of Virginia
and Kentucky Tobacco, which We offer low to the
trade.
L 4 I,S Tor AGln
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-29

pr. AO0peY's Female Cordial scfH cure
all Female Complaints, such as Excessive suppress
ed, or Painful Menstruation, Fluor Albus or Whites,
Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Dzzi-
ness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all dis
eases caused by Colds, Checked Precipitation, Ex-
cesses, Over Excitement, etc, of the Sexual Or
gans. DIR. Hooper's Female Cordial is universally
acknowledged by the ladies the best remedy
invented es-Pricc 81 per bottle, six bottles
for So.
DIX. EAsrERLy, of Third and Chestnut
streets, ST. Louis, Mo-, Sole Proprietor, and to
whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold by Hallock & Stoddard, w Bicrbower, Liech
and Calslctt, Keller & White in Evansville, and by
druggists generally my3l-lyins
DIR. Easserfy's Fersr and .iSMs Killer,
will cure Agus and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb
Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Frvers and all
the various forms of Fevcrs inciien. To Bilious eli
mates. II there is a man, woman or child suffer
ing with Ague and Fever, they are advised to pro-
cure DR.. Easterly's Fever and Aguc Killer IL in
positive cure-speedy and permanent. Try it,
Price SI per bottle, or six bottles for So.
pr. EASrERLy, corner Of Third and Chestnut
dcrs must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by
! Hallock & stoddard, W. Bierbower, Liech & Cals-
lett, Keller & White, Agents for Evansville, and by
! druggists generally. my5l-1yins
HU.N.E .iPPLESL.l Lot OF JUNE
- Apples, Just received, and for eale at Saml
l Vickery's old stand A D. REYNOLDS co.
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~ or RE.NT-.{ I.ERr C0.N-y.E.N-
II SIENT DWELLING HOUSE on Oak st
between First and second now in the occupation of
Mr.. Korsternian. Apply 10
j. WESLEY HUGHES,
july2 W KESTERMAN.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

N a. O,RXLEY, n Co.., OLD rs
TABLISHEp WBARFBOAT, Evansville,
Indiana Storage, Forwarding, and Commission
Merchants, general Railroad, Steamboat, and Ex-
press Agents, Special Agents for the
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AU.,DRx Es-a5O EGGS COFFEE;

H4OTkCE Is HEREBA' splE'E.N,
~ that Henry l.. Mitchell has been appointed
administrator Of the estate of Mrs. ELvIEA
MITCHELL, late Of tins city, deceased. Said es-
tate is solvent. HENRY l.. MITCHELL, r.
ic22 Administrator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

With regard to time, It is stated that the aver
age speed on English railways is % per cent.
Easter than that Of American trains The Great
western was the fastest road in the world, and
It's express ran regularly III miles in precisely
two hours, or SIS miles per hour Ia New York
State, In 1855, the average rate Of trains was "a
miles per hour. In Massachusetts, in 1851, the
average rate was o 90 miles per hour and in ,57
the average sunk to 22b miles We have onlv
published few albeit the most important items
from the document before us-yet there is suti
Client to suggest ideas Of railroad reform in MANY
leading particulars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

As iSpiANs--The Indians Ia Texas are
giving good deal Of trouble to travellers in the vi,
eInluy OF Il ra'o We learn that party of four
gentlemen, one of them the nited STATE. ,u,,s,
al camp Hudson, Were attacked by a band or
Camanches, and one Of them nId-d 4. ,hs
lace All their horses wee killed rb.tn.,.
~e'e .csiPing all he whites they could nnd
council Of C1nanches, Cheyennes and ap,ch.,
~AN irid lately, and regular system Of hoStIIi-
us Il ne Oofdrr settlements and trains ayr.ea
u"n- Is- number Of Unit.d states troop, in
$500, @-a Arizona is represented to be quite
inadequate to the present emergency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

BON buENos AYREs We have the prs,o.
A'res Commercial Times of July %. no, AZ I.,s
as previous adVices thence by way Of rn'I."s
The accession of Col. Mitre to the c.h's-.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, had prodnoss o
change Of policy. The Times complain, - -. ~
heavy duties imposed upon the produce OF r.
nos AYres imported in the ports Of the Arcsn-
tine Confederation. The long continued ao,n.
cal depression had, IL was hoped, begun 70
abate 80 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

IVA riot occurred among the philadelphia
nremen on Wednesday night. Samuel Perry. a
ihenioer Of the Franklin Hose, was shot througb
the body, receiving fatal wound Jobn ROB-.
,".o"1 a me m6er Of the Hibernia Company, wa,
o.a'sh over the head with club, his skull frac.
dying condition Vac O'Pi'ai in
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Total annual difference. ..... ST. ,OOO, GOO
so that for the same mileage, there is a differ
ence against the American system of s7I ,OOO, 600
In the total expenses, whilst in the consumption
OF fuel alone there Is in the European system less
than 6S per cent Of the quantity burned in our To-
cOmotives.
Obviously, the basis Of any comparison of Eu-
roPean and American railways must be their rel
alive economical results Here is a tabular state
ment of the receipts and expenses Of certain lines
in Europe and America:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

DISTINGUISHED VIsIrERs.-We understand
that DR.. Roe, Of England, who, it is said, was
engaged in one of the expeditions to the Arctic
regions, in search of Sir John Franklin, and
Hon. Edward Ellis o member of the British
Parliament, are now stopping ut the National
Hotel, in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

SSE!SE e III aEkkHaXA f. r9 B@E
ssEEITfEikS, I'm Amp 20 Of THE HTEFIcE FR9M
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
In accordance with the PROVISIONS of the act of
Congres entitled IAN act authorizing changes in
the location OF land Offices" approved March Sd
1853, Is hereby declared and made known that the
once for the sale of public lands AT FARIBaULr in
the state Of MINNESOTA, viii be removed TO ST.
pEIBRs. and the office for the sale of public lands
AT STILLwATER will he removed 10 CAMBRIpGK in
SAID State. at as early period as practicable.
Further notlce as To the precise time of each re-
the respective districts.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
THIS sd day OF September, A. ID. 1853.
BY order Ofthe President
JOS. 2. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the GENT Land OfTice
Sc "a laV6C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

BRAZIL AND PARAGUAY Exprpfrrox.-The
following IL . complete list Of tho vessels and
their respsetivs commanding officers which are
to be engaged in this expedition:
Flag Oncer-Wm. Branford Shubrick
Fngate Sabine dag ship)-Captain Henry A.
Adams. u
Friga'e y. Lawrence-Captain Jos b. Hull. &
Si9oP ralmcuth-Com. Ebenezer Farrand S
Sloop Preoie-Com. Thornton A. jenkins.
, Steamer Memphis-Com John B. Msrch,nd
Steamer. Atalanta-Com. Daniel B. Ridpely. :
Brig Dolphin-Com. Charles Steedman' >
Steamer Caledonia--Ct m. Augustus l. Case
Steamer Southern star-Com. Alex NJ. Pen.
mock.
Steamer WesternPort-Com. Thos. T. Hunter.
Steamer Fulton-Lieut John J. Almy
Brig Bainbridge-Lieut. Francis B. Renshaw
Steamer Water Witch-It. Robt. Pegram
Steamer Perry-Lieut. Richard L. Tilghman.
Storeship Supply-Lieut Tobias Stanly
Steamer Harriet Lane-Capt. Faunce - ~
1t is possible that several other vessels will
be added if they can be obtained. -..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

IL The New York Commercial and Exnr...
oiyesteFday afternoon, have no confidence In the
reporter the cable being all right, and demand
European dispatches for publication before be.
lieving it,
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hNiekATIoN.-The number Of enIgrants ar
IlSed al New York for the week ending Sept. I'D
WAS &c, making total, since the FIRST Of the
year, OF o. i05-- The arrivals for corresponding
period in 1857, numbered I39, 9S3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

AMERICAN ESGLIsH RAILROADS -Consid-
cradle discussion has arisen of late years with
gard TO the comparative cost Of English and
American railroads, and according to all the in
formation thus far gathered, the account prepon-
derates sadly agains; the latter. The New York
Evening Post has very able and analytic edto-
rial upon the subject and for equal lengths Of
mileage, gives the subjoined relative cost Of the
railway system Of the two nations:
Annual expense Of American rail-
ways ..:.....::...... $40, OOO, 600
Annual expense Of English railways,
same mileage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so. 600 600
Annual d difference .......... $40 OOO 600
Average annual expense for mainten-
ence OF way Of American lines. n 600 600
Average annual expense of English
lines, same mileage. 12,5O0, 600
Annual difference. $40, SOC, 200
Average annual cost of fuel for Amer
lcdh lines ID, 0OO. 600
Average annual cost of fuel for Eng
lish lines, same mileage. 800 900
annual dlnerence. ........... SO, 500. 900
Total annual expense Of American
railways. SI7I OOO OOO
Total annual expense Of English rail-
"dys....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loo, 600, 600
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Which [says the Unionl would leave so, 67l,-
lions for the Post ONCE Department should be
deducted, as IL comes out of the revenue from
postage, and is appropriated only In the event II
is collected which would reduce the approprfa-
lions to $50 635 579 90; and, in order to make a
fair and Just comparison with the appropriations
Of past wears this should be reduced the further
item Of $500 600, for the expense of collecting
the revenue; for thes6ason that ii has been
changed from permanent appropriation and
law for the Pacific coast authorizing the payment
Of expenses from the revenue as collected to an
annual appropriation including the expenses of
all the collection districts in the United States
which would, according to the figures of the In
teligencer, reduce the appropriations to $50 G35,
57g 90.
The Union, also, notices the proposed over
land route to the Pacific
The InteItgenceT comments upon the letter
of Collector Schell on the New York Custom
House patronage, remarking:
eve regret TO say that our doubts seem to have
been misplaced and the genuineness of this man
1festo Is admitted alike by the journals of the
Opposition and of the Democracy though we are
glad TO aad that but single one among the lat
ter so far as our knowledge extends, has been
willing to defend the doctrine il inculcates-a
doctrine which, in proportion to Its prevalence
may be received as the sad explanation of the
fact assumed by the Government journal when il.
asserts that ''more than half" CT the public pa
tronage, as now dispensed, ''is bestowed upon
unworthy and Enthusiastically mpD''-ssmiserabIe
scdvenge1s who devote four or five hours OF in
doience atlheir desks, instead Of laboring faith
Iully ana diligently in the public servicen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24
BOARDING.
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-On Yesterday. Thursday. Sept. 81, y
IL heavy GOLD WATCH CHAIN. With Seal
att, ched. Ia was wrepcbed IN some way from the
warI will Re paid it's beng left at the counter OF
the Star Ofice seei-u
STRAYED OR STOLEN-0n the night Of the
- 2d instant, one medium sized BAY ~
recoected ls Gear on the back from the NN
saddle. Also, at the sane time. one large BLACK
HON Sc, about wears old. The only mark reool-
lected is scars both hind legs, near the flank. A
fair reward Will be pad for their recovery.
SEES T. ia w. NJ. GAIT, Washinttop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

" me receipts Of cotton a, Augusta Ga.
nom the Interior towns, are unusually large
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The wKArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock:
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ApiES' ruCn aid al sVrts Of CGalBS a
~ 6lBBS' Hair Store, near 18Th street, And al ~
eolsa Reoa. under Wi1ards' Aossl. y s-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24
NEW MUSICAL REPOSITORY.
PIANO FOR re, HARP, u MUSICAL
HAREROOMS.
Pref. & r. DE CENIEL,


SICAL MERCH ANDlSE
and Sole Agent for Washington and the District of
Columtia Tor stelnway sons Celebrated
GoLD Nj f DIAL PIANO FORTEs.
Prof c. T. DE CENIEL having been ipdue ed 70
enter into the business Of Musical Merchandise an
Washington, Georgciovn. Alexandra. and Their mr.
surrounding distrIcts, that ne is row prepared 10
on the most reasonable terms He has made ~:
very best and choicest selection Of the most elegant
keep the largest and best coeciion cf Music IN the
nestly and respectfully solicIs a share Of Duh 10
patronage Ia addition to which. he has ana offers
HhRPs SUTrs RS and MEIob fI e Ms riA ,moSs
vIich ne introduces INFO thls city
cELEgRAUEib5 l cobb = M ED. PIANOS
Ifana ana square Ga, NJ, .. and IA octave. the,
By scdy IL Preference to many others for be u
o. n nr ,s and briHiasf and
6nas, smeefA, =. Lasiie, and Of the beat Repeating
rowers' &c. Can conscisntously recomlne nd the
superior ssirsrnent at prices that csnnot IA n TO
se s, saG winch csnnSt De SURPASSED BY any
tureLs prIces, adding cost az transportation oni1
Ua pianos taken IN part pa, ment for new o es
skIiu and expe,iegcsd hard. Charges modersie.
Msrp. SuItsr, Violin, AID Banjo Strings, of the
III Any Quantity OF Music purch.- ed M thcxs
wsT.room' VIII be bound al any time in the neate.t
All orders promptly attended to- and Music sent
pJ msl Tree OF postage, by add ressins
.... ny. Il. De CIENIEI.
corner OF lith street an Pa. aveIue
-o1o - Wash ntton, ID. &.
SbiLLINGTON RECEIVES ALLrH MEN
~ bOOhs published, immedi tteiy afterwards
Of Charles O'Mailey. y wv
L author OF dSs e son
/. ~ TIE Diary OF an Old Doctor, py James NAT
!. The Layers story, by the author of "A. "a.
Doctor. % - ote
Tns Arts Of Beauty, or Secrets Of Iad,'s rsskt-
Dy Lola Mo0tez.
Eysry thing in the Book, cheap Pubisa'ca.a ~
SHILlIN6TON'ss
-. Bookstore. Odfoa Ma IilnF,E
teo corner ga street and nn avenue.
Apih3 HAIR Mosg repair Ep. o, rkeu
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AIDES HAIR WokK sEPhtREp,o s rkeu
- In en- change. ~ GIBBS wa. u. AID, aad tSu
mannfaoi"r'. Pa. avrnse i-i.s~n sth snd i'ih sls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

II copsrtnsf.hlp hitherto ss,:.'1s ., he name q
cameron mooney :" sIs ii; aSS$Sss.
BgeEk sggssSHss TsH az sS
Lsdis:' Fslcy HAIR Rms, The sLesss.t i, tn:
::.,ss:s. q LAMMoNps ~ street,
TAYt9R hAND MAuaY's Hair delhr Bibles.
ri, EPP5 ;o, Bible. elegantly bound N srabesqus
-. TAYLOR 4 MAURv.
.e.e, Bookstore-S4 Penn avenue.
.e.Se near 9Th street.
PLAIN TIE = i T4 3 I 5 o,,v -
W hI sf ttRIs' b y I'VE i'f1 e ri
..a! IRA US 6, H risI:, kss s,..,.,
ARae E.a TS SSst. IS, saT
the College, of Wa.hington and Georgetown sup.
''N '''''' y M sR RAN ILlfs' PsihILp.
Bookseller and Stationer,
seq $50 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th sits.
EX,LWEMsIoN HOOP SKIRTS
ExETxsEFESIEG sSi5SSk i SKFs p I; .,.s
s.. EXTENSION skiRTsstSs .
prics. Skirts de;SesiSp spd :. all
w L. -, D.
seq Steo S8 Pennsylvania avenue. .
pICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
q kPbcTgEs G9R sn
Sf !:
.o,m No. 4s6 It'll street, eisst door. above
THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between the undersigned 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
September !a..h,r Nj NOSES sSsS sSNMisrAe,
RM No 81 sAMsTAG vI CONTINUE tn. eusi-
~, be pleased to see the p.,r1ss e g: cid firm
Is s ssS ibs IS Shoulder Bacon,
90 boxes Adsmantine CardIes,
500 lbs new Currants,
LOO lbs. Cream Nuts.
leo bu shells Ground Nuts,
sea cost . anu ~ MURRAY & sEMMEs.
T. EURS! FURsH FURSM
BE NEW FUR STORE manufactures all its
Own FURS, and sells as cheap as any store In New
ID. Old Fur' repaired q e. f iss9 v..,
Sign he soh te s%ssay
~ Ermine, swausdown and other Fur Trim
tn.1k. - Sc "a I'm
DIARY OF AN OLD DOCTOR, b, jaime. A
~ Story. & O.; vol; SIPS
The Lawyers story. or the Orphans Wropgs by
Jas. A. Maitland. VOL: Sl.25.
Davenport Dunn, Man Of our Day. by Charles Le-
rver, vol 81 cents
This day recsIved and for sale at
FRANKLIN PHILIPS
New Bookstore, 352 Pa avenue
SEQ between 9Th and 10th SITS.
A SPECIAL CARD-I beg to inform IN. pubIic
tdat shall still continue the Piano, Music and
muslCai lnstTument business the same as usual at
dtrAn H.
store In lew weeks hope to open at nv old place
Win large hne. new store, where, with increased
aol!Itles and fresh energies hope to merit a coz
tlnuetion of their favors. A
fanoS Tor ''e' rent enoha JSH ri as s H,H.
va Ne 3n6 Pa av.. bet. 9th and 10th sits.
p.,so PAPER HANGINGS.
= ERSOSS Needing interior decorations In the
shape 81 PAPER or WINDOW
SHADES. are respectfully requested to call At a o.
$50 7th street. whtre they will not find the most az
tensiye stock, but desirable selection of modern
oid stock to accumulate but to keep pace with the
times, by keeping small hut choice assortment
issued T' 20
COMMON WINDOW SHADES, Pic TUREC0RHInD
Nh IASSEl.S, &c Every descriptions of WIN
DOW SHADE on hand or made to order
-, To those who have SO literally favored me with
thelr PATRONAGE return my thanks; their future
orders shall be attended 10 with the same skill ard
punctuality as the past.
strangers are informed all work executed in A
meohanloll and satisfactory manne-, or no psy re-
j. MARKRITER,
No. 4s6 Seventh street.
sc 4-eo1m~ doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

. TIE TREAsURY.-TheT reasurer's statement
for the week ending on the 10th, shows tho fol-
lowing results
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union denies the correctness Of either
the conclusions or the figures Of the article in
yesterdays htefigeneer on Government ex-
penditures. 1t shows that the InteiLgeueer
has charged the same articles of expenditure
twice, in several instances, and contends tb ut
the amount of appropriations which the Int4-
hgeuesr stated in August last as ISL 1924, S25,
should be reduced as follows:
Deficiencies for printing. 1911 1s9 So
General deficiency bill. 9, 7Oi 2O9 50
Deficiency for armories. $50 600 90
indian treaties, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50, SOS 90
treaty with the King Of Denmark. g.. .i0s ,73i a.
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NoTIcE.-Many accounts due the Star ofhse by
persons in Maryland have been placed in the
hands Of Mr.. w. C. Lipscomb, for collection,
who Is authorized to collect and receipt for those
Of Its bills he may present to our debtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24
. FOR RENT AND SALE.

SER FIRST PAGR.I
EARM FOR SALEM FAIRFAX COUNTY.
e. vA.-For sale or exchaaee for property in
Washington, FARM OF 80 acres, al Dranes-
Washington, on the Leesburg road. Can be divided
into two farms II necessary. In we'll wooded and
wa cred, In healthy locality, and In line state Of
cultivation. The improvements consist of three
dwellings, two barns, and other necessary build
lngs. For terus, &C., apply to HENRY BlCKS-
LER. Dranesvile. Fairfax county. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

"A INES LOCALITY IN THE CIIY.-The
House at present occupied hy DR.. X, Finley HUT.
Dentist, Is for rent. Ii the north side of Perm
avenue. between 9Th snd 10Th Streets I'm one Of the
best business squares in Washington ming bact
to street. aud containing II rooms besides the par
lors For further Information apply on the prsmi-
ses TO Dr. n UNT. se24-tf
FOR SAI.E-S5o PER MoNrH-The new and
n,, s9hs,antIally built three story b RIG X
DWELLING HOUSE. situated on sth street be-
tween ID and streets, Island. No. - conts iuIng
rooms, dining room, and chen. The lot on which
ming back feet to an " feet aIey and "a A. joined
by an unmproved lot, 1873 feet by 80 feet, which viii
he sold either with or without the improved prop
Lot. $500 $50 cash. and balance in monthly in
sta ments OF $50 each. House and Lot without ad-
notes of So each.
N. B.-fhe house will pay q rent Of s2i per month,
ELVANS q THOMPSON,
Hardware Dealsrs,
Sc 4-lw No 326 Pa ay., BE- T. 9th And IOt ara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

A esterday, We published an
extract from the New York Times embracing
statement from q New Berlin (Prussian)
journal in which it was alleged that FIVE hun
.ieu Austrian priests had memorialized the
ouolshop Of Vienna for certain reforms, We
r rs~ In the discipline or customs of The
Church in that country.
t;,;. aOssquently' On investigating the proba.
old rooroack that has been traveliry N.
rounds Of European new ligb, .na no
journals, Tor some time past. Will, s .
formally and empha,ically contradicted 10 -, ~.
Archbishop Of Vienna himself. As IN. s..
aims to disseminate correct information 80.
corning all things to which it refers, We take
occasion to state this fact.
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The BOUNDARY SURVEY BETWEEN MEx,co
AND rHs OSIrED SrArEs.-The Department
OF the Interior is now engaged in dispatching
the party to make this survey. 1t is expected
that they will reach Indianola, Texas, about
the 10Th Of October, and leave San Antonio
about the first week in November, for the Rio
Grande, near Ell Paso When they arrive at
the latter point they will at once begin opera.
tions on the 32d parallel
This will allow an earlier start at the work
than has heretofore been expected, but in order
to facilitate their operations, and save expense,
the department has determined to reverse the
order Of the survey and commence at the point
where it is contemplated by the law, 1.-THE act
Of June stb, 1852 that the labors Of the expe-
dition shall terminate
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WAITE.

THREE OR -FOUR COAT HANDS Wanted
Il Immediately at A. II. YOUN6'S. Only the
best Worh men need Apply. Sc - 50