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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-02
ALIEN NDRIA.
Correspondence Of TIE Star.
AIRHANnRIL Va A.,


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. ,, 1858
The Alexandria County Court, Presiding JUS
tice Dixon, opened its August term at the Court
House this morning. No business of interest had
been transacted up to noon to-day, and as the
present is but monthly term, it is not likely
that many matters Of public interest will be acted
upon.
This morning Potomac Lodge No. 3s. l. o. @.
+, gathered a large crowd for an excursion 10
Glymont, in the steamer Puwhatan They have
our best wishes for glorious time
Governor Wise has added S1n to the reward
offered by the jailor of Alexandria county, for
the apprehension of the escaped prisoners Tram
nell and Smith
travelling Italian was robbed in Stafford CONN.,
ty, last week by a man calling himself Wells.
aud the Fredericksburg Herald thinks, from tb,,
description, that Wells aud TrammeI are the
same person.
The Rev. Mr.. Rambo, of the African Mission,
preached at Grace Church, Yesterday morning
and Rev. Bishop Johns last evening The pull
pits of the other churches were occupied by resi-
dent pastors.
Eight marriage licenses We're granted in this
county during the month Of July.
The Hydraulion Fire Company have had one
of their old hose carriages handsomely rebuilt
AT the examination of the students Of the Viz
GINA Military Institute, in the first class NJ d
Hardin, of Alexandria, stood No. ]; l.. w. Reid
OF Alexandria, No. >, as has been already stated.
In the second class, O. c. Henderson. of Alexan-
dria, stands No. %. and in the fourth cIass C. H.
Smith, Of Alexandria, stands No. 10 At the
University of Virginia, VIM. L. Morrell, of Alex-
andria, is announced among the proiicients in
several classes
Among the officers of artillery recently appoint
ed by Gov Wise we notice that Maj. Geo Duff v,
OF this city, has been commissioned First Major
OF the Second Regiment of Virginia Artillery.
Sailed on Saturday-brig Eva, Bennett, Boston,
with coal, and schooner Prowess, Hews, New
York, by L }. Mehaffey; steamer Diamond State
kerwn, Baltimore, by Wheat 4 Bro.
0-da al
Baltimore, to Wheat Il Bro. Sail-d-Ship Ellen
Hood, Kilby, Baltimore, by Fowle Il Co: schr
Fila, Packard, CohasSett Narrow. coal Ivy Fowle
4 Co schr. IIerschell, BTdsall, New York, coal
by Borden Mining Co.
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DIED,

MARTHA ISABELLA, daughter of Isabella and
the ate John Mothershead, aged years, months
and II days.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral morrow, the Sd instant, at O'clock from
tue Tssdencs OF her mother. 9th street, Island,
Notion, without further notice.
On the morning Of the LIST of August, MARY, in
liant Daughter OF Louis 6. and CathGTine Thomas,
aged about 10 months.
On the 18th Of July, THOS. J. MASSIE, former
ly of Virginia. but at present a resident Ofths city
(VirglnIa papers please cOpy.D
On the morning of the LIST instant, FRANCIS
HOPkINSON, of cong estInn of the brain. Youngest
son of rancs HOpkInsOn of PhiIade phla dec az ed
y years. baltimore Sun pIesse copy.)
In Georgetown, July SYST, AMANDA, wife of
Dennis NeI!I, In the forty nuth year of her rge.
Her funeral will tax 10 place ON to morrow Tues
daJ morning, at ga clock, which the friends of
the family are invited to attend.
ALBANY, New fork, d Saratoga papers c1py.)
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BY TELEGBAPH To THE STAR.
rhoNhGENTASSoCLArEp PRESS
foUk DAYS LArER EaoN .U.--
Arriyal NJ a. nofE.


hti, wv ORR, August Ira. -
-. II,Nto mere this morninr go. Nenoer-
WILD advices TO the 2Ist from Liverpool,
c., ne Shlted states friga,e N,,,,-,
cape Clear on the 18TH and ,hs was seen on
I".iehhoh on hinsale on the Sane d i'iRete
Interesting debates had taken My
ment on the Jeddah massacre 80 vi farita-
de Redclife, the late Ambasssdo1 ~ Suauord
sdVncates the adoption Of energetic me,.'
and the demanding full PREPARATION eSu'es,
lhere was no intention OF occupvino M.o.
huter.sung debates on the India bill the lev
en- Ga, Tue Hudson's Bay Company, and the New
M n, oohid Dill, bad taken place
~ h,st interview between the soyereions n,
place on August 5tb ~ ""s W 0ahe
o.. ksh Government had sent q oen.r,l
life and death WIN the powers OF
,ns,.,r.. IN concert with England. 4. TAXING
measures gainst Jeddah souu' IN pAAlng
i, $1,000 az promising reports of tn. vvhs., ,-o-
The Dutch trading company is r,,.,n
VI ''v",VW francs, 10 increase the tr,nsss,,iV ven
the company In the cotton market 'ons OF
Inc screw steamer New York. lately ,y,..l.x
fomndered la deep water proving a to,.I 10, No,
ne Ufeat Eastern Company IL in dIf,cuIti.
pany. ~ -"O'He' CON-
Lee great chess challenge has been accented
by Mr.. Sfaunton ~0efeeo
Queen Victorias visit to Berlin is strictly Of :,
family character Va
Count Turgot, the French ambassador. 4. IN
.e,nin 10 Madrid, stronger than ever in Spite on
the lntrlgues against him f VI
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AUCTION SALE.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON sIyru,
BETWEEN AND q STs., AT AUcrInx n
the 9Th, shall sell, at o. clock D. m. psyt
OF Lot No s, In Square No. 49, front ng on the EST
ade o. 9th street Is feet inches, running back as
Iest "a niche between and q sits. "
Terms cash. Sale positive. Title ndisputsble
aux A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
o oSS,l,S SAIL by virtue of an order
- oil dIstraIn issued by q. w. Ettermehs arainst
me goods and chattels Of John Meter for 6onse
ieht que ana In hrIears, and TO me directed have
,eNed upon The follow ing goods and chattels to wit
nlack horse. have also, in virtue of nve wrIts of
He,, aeias lssued by Gilbert l.. jlberson and Thos
y. w lllams Esqs.. both Justices Of the Peace for
ne Lounty Of Washington. and the District of Co
uhBis, anu To- me directed. ! have levied ON the
sad horse subject to the distrain and also levied in
virtue oil sald executions, upon ! iay horse. /
ho sc. W wagon and sets OF cart harness. snd
To-norse wagon all OF them as the property of sad
ne aGa hereby give notice that shall sell
ne same 10 the highest bidder for cash i'm front Of
~ BanS Si Mashngton, on the 5lh day Of August
az IVA o CLOCK, a. M, excepting the wagon Wi icb
viii DE soid on nh street, near the Boundary Inc
Immediately after the sale of the horses and harness
.uooos. A: r.. T.. KEESE,
.u 100. BaIlIh and Constable.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug 2.-Flour is dull sale. Of
$40 hbls.; State 81 IOasi.I5; Ohio 81 sOas5 o5
Southern 81 9OaS5N5
Wheat is heavy; sales Of 30 900 bush; South
ern white 81 2Oaf 50, red al %; Western red al
Al uSal 10, white'Sl Oeal -
Com is buoyanti sales Of 10000 bush; mixed
60 ka9lc.
IL p Beef steadv: CHI. Rep. sl2 35aI3 IS Lard
is steady at II KaI1X.
VIII sky is GU al % Ha25c
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MARRIED..

On the 3st of July. by the Rev. George W. sam
son, ID. d., JASON r. HOPKINS, Esq. of han
gor, Maine, to Miss PHEBE BISHOP, of this
CITY.
On the 21th ut., by the Rev. Mr.. Holmead. BEN
yAMlN r. PUMPhREI to Miss MARY r.
CLINE formerly OF Baltimore.
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Later from South America.

NEW YORK, July a.-Rio dates to July Eth
have been received. The yellow fever was prev
dient IN various parts Of Brazil, and particularly
at Bahia and MaTanham At Rio however ths
disease was decreasing, only one death being re-
Paraguay was about evacuating the territory
between the Parma Uruguay and rivers and neeo.
ilatlons were pending for a surrender Of the mil
itarY posts 10 Buenos Ayres
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ITO HALL NELSON, President Of the Great
Il Fails MdHH6dcfuTtHg Company aHda Others
trh0m THIS notice Of condemnation may concern:
You are hereby Motif ed that George X. Braddock
Justice of the Peace and for the county of Mopt
gOmery. IN the State of Maryland, has this day on
my appllc itlon as the authorized agent Of the I'M
ted States, issued his warrant. directed to the
~ erih of said county. andIng him q summon
ajury of eighteen good and lawful men 70 meet on
your land near the Great Falls of the river
Potomac, ying IN said county, on Monday. the 9th
day of August 1853 at 10 O'clock for the purpose of
vauug and cOndrinnIng portion of said land as of
absolute estate la pnTpetuty In the said United
states, ard asserting ali damages which the owner
owners thereof have sustained. and do, and shall
sustain 10y reason Of the erection and construction
OF dam upon and through sad land for the use If
the Washington Agueduct, when and where you
will please attend. II To you II shall seem meet.
Nj e. MEIGS
Captain of Engineers, Chef Engineer, Washing
ton Aqueduct. Int. Union jy 81 did
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Later from Europe-

IT JOHNS, y. f, August A steamer ,su,-
P".ed 10 be the Persia passed Cage Raee On
Natu. day , and supplied the news boat with isy-
= p.oi Papers the 2ld, inclusive. The package
contained no dispatch from the LiyernooI .gsn,
OF the associated press gent
= La'er advices from india had reached England
Iia,er news from China report the taking OF a
,. uiuese LOT. ana ISe guns. An Intellectual at
thpl lad been made 10 Tout the Chinese near
canton. The English merchants had gone on
boa?d a war vessel
La the capture Of the fort at the month ~ the
felho river the allied loss was very small The
Chinese stood TO their guns faithfully.
Inc combined forces had commenced advanc-
ing up the river. The squadron was in GOOD
health and spirits. $50
Six thousand French troops originally intend
ed Tor Cochin China, are now on their way 10 Pc
chez. wy WIZ
Markets
LIVERPOOL, July 3-Cottou-sales last two
ddYs i2,Vo bales, including = 500 bales for .pec-
olatlon and export. Market duIl-boldr, eff-r
Freely but show no disposition to press sales.
Brradstuhs.-W heat is 1rm for fine qualities
out laid lower for lower descriptions Flour 4,
dnll-common sorts 6a9d lower
Money Mdrket.-Consols 96 aQSx
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.-Flour is dull and ur
changed City Mills $500; Howard street and
Ohio 81 IS.
Wheat is buoyant; red 81 25al 30 TO 50, the
latter for very choice
Corn frmi white sias6c yellow 9Oa91c mixed
SOaS2c.
Whisky is firm at 26a27c
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Marine Disaster nv Fire

AUGUSTA, Aug. 2.-Information has been re-
celved at Savannah that the ship Atzoneke tpro-
badly Otseonihel from Boston, with a cargo of
cotton, took are at Key West on the 29th of July
The shi p aud portion Of the cargo would pro-
badly be saved
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LOST AND FOUND.

SlU nit. FIFTY DOLLARS, ali in Is bills OF
os Of aud md"Pe
street on Bri1Se street Il he above reward will he
pad 4 left at sothoron's Drug ore, opposite Mar
ANS
c. REwARD.-straysd away from the subscri /,
sJC Der on Friday, July the GOth, adark lay ~
HORSE. long tail, thin body. and tall, with IN
scars on the front legs. The above reward ~
Will be paid for tie return of the same to ELIZA
EIH-DORR, corner 7th and ID SITS, Island.
au asa
1 OSr-On Friday, by a lady, somewhere betwe, n
9th and iOi h streets and between Pa. avenue
street north, a BREASFPIN. of oval form with
gold rim. IL especially valued on account of the
daguereotype miniature therein of deceased Iels
CURED. Apply at the Star Office. aug ST.
GVA REWARD.-Stra,e ed or stolen from the
y w subscriber. on the Slst Of July, 1859, 18TH
thfee COW S-one n red w, with back. XAIf~
Lalfher bag lost. One a yellow coiared COW witn
httle max lure Of brldie, broad LOrns. think, turned
hNIr cut of her tail. The other smaIler-sized red
COW, also mixed with brndle, and one horn little
the other cows. The above reward will be given to
any person or persons who will bring them to me- or
ahsl ess TE !f Ct abf% SRhou'
au , 81 57 st. west, bet. I'd and 4th SITS.
EOUND ADRIFT-Nenr the Arsenal. a small
u tANnE. The owner II Trqu est ed To come for
away.
jy 3l-Ht g. COLEMAN.
I,AME TO THE PREMISES OF TIE SUB
" hcrber, near the Ge0rgetown College, ~
a hs nd ome bright sOrIel MARE, about six IN
yelGs old, fourteen hsuds high, man abdN@&A
TAFT. all four ieetnnd face white Ihesowner of said
Mare is requested To come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take her away.
jySI 81 FRANCIS GROSS, Butcher.
\ OSF-Last night. between Pa. avenue and ID
j "a. rect, a GOLD BRACELET, with purple and
one o 0w set. The hinder III be rev trded by leav
ing II at the Drug Store Of Lewis NJ Smt b, ST. Pa
avenue. south side, opposite the NhtInnal
jy 3O-3t LEWIS NJ. SMITH.
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- BI G T. A g E.!
Indicates where you may get LOOKI Nc.
GLASSES, in gilt or mahogany frames; POR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round oval
or Equare. gilt or otherwise; or any other kind Of
work IN his line. The largest lot of LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept constantly on hand, cheap
Tor cash. JOHN WAGNER,
255 Pa. avenue
ap2-1v betveep J2th and I3th az.
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ANOTHER Pic Nc AT ARLING1oN.-Tb shady
groves Of Arlington are to be again awakened
Tomorrow by the merriment of another pleasant
party. The Monumental Club spend to morrow
at the Pavilion, and day under their an spices
will doubtless be a delightful one
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By 4. GREEN .ro,i,,.-
FUTURE DAYS.
By WALL & RARNANn

By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers
on On RTRSp rakYoPE FEN x At AUGTIoN.
~ cock, we will sell, in front of the prenIses
that valuable improved Lot beng the south hair II
west side of I'D street, near Pa aycnn. and ,nn
ming back Is feet TO 81 feet alley Tine lot rs i'm
proyed with good two story Frame Dive ling with
PACK building and good stable IN the hack of The
tIast improving neIghborho ID and is wortny IN,
az tenilon of persons wishing to invest IN nroos,sx
time. " ih AZ SHUT
Terms: one,third cash; the residue in 6 and p
>. Title p'riect. A deed given and deed of trust
N.Sd WALL BARNARD. Auo,s.
NAARssAL'S sAtE.-In virtue of two Wrlts Of
w herr fscias issued from the Clerks Office nf the
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
c2Gnty o, Wasihinston, and 70 me directed, shall
Court house door of SAID county. GA TUESDAY,
owing describod pTope[ty az s x@ciIes nm the fol
.ngtons right. title, claim, and interest and 10 ot
10; ~ IN square No sc, in the city of Washington,
u. u, tosetner with all and singular the improve
ments thereon; seized and levied upon as the prop
cry 81 samuel ByIngton, AID will be sold to satisfy
Van ReswIck rs. X ichsrd Waliach and Samuel nv
Wa5 an Ta No ia SgdIcIas to 0ct9bsr term. 1861
w. sEIDEN, Marshal
y Outs Tor the District of Columbia.
NARSHALS SALE-in virtue of a writ q,
L'I herI facias issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington, and 10 me directed /
shall expose 10 public sale, FOR CASH in front The
Court House door OF said county, ON TUESDAY.
the 1th day of August, IS58. at u ocl'k M the fol
lowing described property, TO wit All Defendants
right, Title ella m and interest in and to Lots Nos
- - Us and u, IN Square No. 554 also Lots Nos
~ and ~ IN Square No. So. in the city of Wash
Ington, ID. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upnn
as the property Of Joseph Peck, and wili be .n d
to satisfy ia ,lcIais No 257 to October term, is5s
~ favor on John r. Chinn. use OF VIM. B. Ribey vs.
Joseph Peck. w. SELDES. Marshal
U <l-E Tor the District Of Columbia.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ
h'l OF herr faclas issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for the
County OF Washington, and to me directed shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Courthouse door of,ald county, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day OF August, 1853, at II o'clock M the fol-
rowing descrloed property. to wit: All defendants
right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lot No
In Square No 5S, fronting 3 feet on street NORTH
IN the city of Washington, ID. c.. together with ali
and sing ulaT the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property of Sam'l NJ. KING hit and
Will lie sold TO satisfy Judciais No. los ia IctobaT
term, 1853, IN favor of W. II. Dove, use of Thomas
Brown.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
~ N-dts for the DstrictO of Columbia.
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TRUNKS. TRUNKS" TRUNKsm

TRUNKS! TRUNKS" TRUNKS.
Just receive large lot of SOLE LEATHER
STEEL FRAME TRUNRS. Also. aervTN
IRON FRAME BRASS SOUND FO-SalfO
LILO TRU Was, Leather Bags, Carpet and Can
vas TIayolins Bags; all kinds and qusliIles. AL
IN want lease give me call az sell cheap for cash
SAM'L T.. HOOVER. Iron Hal,
Boot, Shoe and Trunk Store. Pa. avenne,
jy 3l-lw between 9th and 18th sts
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SCOTCH ALE, prepared ex :
j pressly for the American market. and PINE
APPLE, HOLLAND, SAP SAGO and CRU
SHEkELL & MILLER.
"a Pa. avenue, adjoining Kirkwood House.
jy 80 81 (Intel& States.) ..t.- .
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DRONZLD IRON FANCY AND PLAIN
ID BEDS fEADS inst received fr0n, ms factory
Also. Fancy and PLAN IRON CKIBS, CHA
DIES, TOWEL RACKS, wASHSThS DS iur
nlshed with cIockery, II AT and CLUAKSTANDS,
SETTLES, Co, for sale low at
c. WOODwARD's
Metropolitan Stove Il Crate Factory, and
House-furnishing establishments, IA. av .
jyA-5t Lbetween 10th and 18th SITS,
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AUCTION SALE.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW M0Rw,uo

0-1O1eaOV LuOhNfN6
Va. By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
n FRsI BILE CORNER LOT IN THE
at o,,nnneant shall sell. In frost Of the premise,
Lot, known ~ that hne and desirable Buildinr
north front of sigtr no. IN square los, having Q
street dnbs back I2s feet az inohes on o. -
Of ground. containing 7.ss is loo 50 usre feel
dsnca o 70. Is directly opposite IN. h.,r,,e.,
that OF the Rps.;S seward, and obIIoneiy nnnae,,.
procure hrsir rate building Io m shons wishing TO
=. 80 10 well to attend the sale az S,rn OF the
Terms: One half cash: the t.I,,
sixty days for notes without interest tn ,niry and
bi7-d A. GREEN. Auctlons.r.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POsTpONrn
mhaa MON Dh the I'd day Of August tame honr
wnen ~ VIII positively take place. "0d''
y I'd A. GREEN. Auot.
BY WALL d BARNARD. Auctioneers.
poSIT!NE SALE MAHOGANY VIEWERS
August s. commencing at 10 DC ooL W. viii ~ II "
iIont ol our auction rooms, on account of whom n
nay concern; an luvnice of Mahogany CurIed
Ofotehed, and Shaded Veneers. "O'
cabinet Makers snd others will do wall IN .,,o,s
sae as every lot must be sold without reserys'
terms cash.
N@ VAIL & BARNARD, Aucts,
BY \. GREEN, Auciionser.
hSuSIEES SALE OF TYPE, CASES.
1rys nt Rni SToSEs; SLuGs, PRoOF Pass. Gal
y ~ FOR r uBLlsHING DAILY AND wEEKLy
TIoyR ENcKfsh ntEEss TYPEIy GOOD CoNDi
shall sell at 10 O'cOck a. M AT the Amer,cs pt'
LIhs oHce, hueI a BlanohaIa's BuIIding the above
mentioned stock OF printing Material BENG ,he sane
u 20 Ior printing the American. "'"e
ivad JOHN IA. McCUTCHEN. Trustee.
- = A. GREEN, Auct.
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For EXTERMINArING Reaches. Bugs, Flies and
the destruction of a kinds of insects, use LYONS
Magnetic Powder. You can purchase the genuine
article &c shIlIlngt On's bookstore, Odeon Birding
corner OF r r-and-a-haf street and Penns, wanna
avenue. An pOSt
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RESISTING An OFFICER Last evening, Ii.ut
McHenry came upon a trio consisting Of Daniel
Long. James Cannon and James Trainer. near
The corner Of and Fifth streets, using prorahe
language. He went 10 arrest them and they ran
In house. the officer after them. There ne ar
rested Long, but the prisoner and the females
TUNED upon him and a SCufir enSued by which
the appearance Of the officers {" good clothes
suffered some. Other officers went to the Lieu
tenants assistance aud the parties were secured
Long was ordered TO pay Sill IS for his profanity
and assault, and IS = for selling liquor without
d u rinse Cannons penalty was ~ IS. Trainer
was taken as witness against Long, and his
case was dismissed
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BOARDING.

BOARDING AT BLADENSBURG.-TwO or
~ ihree moro families will lie accommodated with
hundreJ vars OF the Spa Spring a. Blsdensburg If
cpplcation Is made immediately. The facilities for
getting 10 aud iIom Washington daily, are every
thing that could be desired by those having business
there Apply To w. =. PRIME, BladeLsburg.
Nv g-at
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WEDDING CANES very pretty and very cheap NJ
the Phiiadelphla Confectionery, corner 18th and r
streets. lee Cream 8 81 per gallon. jy SLIM
PENNIEs.-Those IN want of Pennies for change
can always obtain them application at the com
ter of the Star Once. N
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THE BES ROMAN MAPLE STRINGS.
wholesale and retail, at the Music Store Of
ia& '" G. METZEROTT.
~ DREN'S SHOES,
are selling Mt unusually low Prices at Tie Ladies
S. Shoe StOrs, No. Is Pa avenue he
s4e-A>Atween 3; h and 9th SITS - -
Weare selling Ladies Lasting Caters at 81 y
DO Go Morocco Boots ..... [ 25
DO do do BuskIus -. | IS
Do do Lasting Slippers. | 90
&c, c.: all our own make. Come and see
Nv lI-hm TIMOTHY CLARK.
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INV LNsr RESORT -GuSS Gerssnheimer was
arrested by Otdcer Williamson on Saturday, for
stealing three pairs OF boots from Mr.. Kuhns,
which he "sPou'ed' for a sum Of money Ii
appears that Guss War arrested some days before
on a woTkbouss case, from which ne was par
TALLY ffe~d- He still labored uHdeT the opinion
that II a certain sum was not raised by him a
- chaGesiS CafCaSr' would lie issued and he
would " obliged TO work II out at the farm
6usS knew of no other way "a raise the nredfuI.
and ~ appropriated Mr.. kuhn's boots JuStjr.
D0nn decided that the act being a violation of
law, the money was not 4 " legal tender, and
Gpss was sent 10 Jail for Court
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs

GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts.
SEE FIRST PAGE
E'lSH, FISH!-We have just received, direct
L from Halifax, S0r bills No | new brig hit Picked
HARTLEY h BRO,
y 3l-lw 20 and lrl Water ST., GeOrsetown.
LNOR BOSTON.-OSLY REGULAR LsNE.-The
l. Packet Schooner Marietta Burr Is-[S
nowlrecrIvIng freight Tor the above port, and NJ
apply to HARTLEY 4 BRO, 50 and PSIT Ioi Water
street, 6eoIgetowu, ID. Z. jy3' Ivy
MAYORS OFFICE.
NI GEoRG ETowN, ID. c., July q, 1859.
Pursuant 10 All ordinance requiring the Coinmis-
sionerS to advertise for PROPOSAL aud to EN- pillow the
lowest competent bidder resident of the town."
proposals are hereby invited until noon on Thurs
day, the 5th day OF August next for grading gravel
ing. Curbng and gutterlug Valley street, in said
Georgetown. K. K. CRAWFORD. Mayor.
]. L.. slMMs. 49,,
DEPARTING JEwELRY.
JEwELRY REPAIRED in superior manner.
and at about one half the usual cost, by J. A.
WATSON, tasslsted by experienced wOrkmen,) 50
Bridge street, below the Post Office, Georgetown,
ID.
the country, JeweIry Repaired IN one hours no
toe. Nv l3-Imi
SUMMER DRINKS.
Blaci berry Brandy, Ginger Wine,
Raspberry do, CuracOa,
Ginger co, Abslnthe,
Cherry do, COIdIals,
Soda Water SyTups, Malt Liquors.
Stroughton's and other Bitters.
The cheapest, best and largest assortment of Por-
ter. Ale, Brown Stout and Lager Beer ever offered
The above, as well as our unrivalled Mineral
Water and Cider. constantly hand and for sale BY
Army Il SHINN,
81 Green street, corner of Olive,
N-u GEORGETOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-02

STock SGLE.-SatuIday, J. &. MCGUIRE: aue-
,ioHee5, sold lot of stock of the Bank of the
Metropolis for lOI cents also, a lot Of Corpora
lion Of W ashin2ton stock for lQl cents.