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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

NTPPOsTD TO HIVE BIN UKOWNED.-Uh Ius5-
d. evening lsst MI John Chatter started for Albany board
the Hero When the boat arrived a. her De tason
Mr. Chsdr missing and his apprehensve that he
fell overheard aud drowned lie about years OF age
feet 10 inches in hight light hair and sandy wker. H' dfe's
dark plaid penis and "ascost mixed heavy over
coat blue shirt with studs and silk necke On the
second nar II his hand he large sSnst ring also
GOLD ring the little finger lie had silver watch with
heavy gold chain and uasoLc seals attached tie carried
leather wallet which contained his money and passage cset for
iiopkly received by Mis- Chae No 02 Cedar street this
city.
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Rraoy.L.

NsLssrrss BUyLss
Paw Rsso'sn tou hsdst lsc Ne az srssdss, ~asss
TO- PISS ,pe a.
Psoos s.sys s AID s~sl hoa.s Al.a ss,vr, CSss
Lcss. u eves, descriptive
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Advertisement
Genflaman's furnishing Goods al Ret

UNpFscAHNEsT,' of Spring and Sumner wear
kTcE TiEs, = ,KFs. CLOVIS kc
:AEsTs made o. order f.Ctn
ID. L. SiLLECE Cox
No. 80 Bro sdssJ cor. Llbedy -
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BELLS BELLS A full assortment Of Ny
sIfLIs CFLLsSATgD CsIsCH and other BELLs tn- nv
F.ss.sxs Co. AsspA
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PrRDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-CoobS Ledger
story OF Ro.snd and Hubert; the Hillside Tragedy 70
- oodnced \, ibis f.vore Thsatef TO sGHI M r. bLsN
cssRD $50 appear, the Drama Of Tie PostmAH aud ais
po.." 81
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F,1AT RAILROAD AcCIDEST.--An inqnest was held
on SUNDAY by Coroner Hills upon the body Of Mrs CahHoe
Leno widow lady who was instantly killed ca Friday evena7
,ahed TO New Haven railroad train In Fourth near
Fifty fourth The deceased q yesrs % age AMI resi-
ed II Of Twenty ith street sud Seventh avenue
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SuyrNry.EICHTH STREET OPENING.

7 D ". L.
SIX: In 1.-THE first report OF the JOINT COMMITTEE on
Accounts" submitted to the Board Of Aldermen on ihursd.y
evening a od in sDrSes m one.
stynSighh from Third to Fifth avenue and
cf the expense Of opelns sa , J. syn Sem "aus
OF uc obs and The ertrre desire q patriotic ch'en 10 o.
Tie whole put down 1887 Oh aud TINS snoua
| Is directly charged upon the Com nj ncners =, H..
Now II the Committee unfortpnate in the other matters
in their report they are In their saneot OF the acts
the Consscn.rs in opening Seventy eighth street there can
be- but little credence given TO the document
The ts OF the costa charges disbursements and fees
received by tie three Commissioners in that mater appears
by the document Itself but $S92 and challenge the Com
% 10 lad oihr Of opening during the past ten
wear. IN which small received By the Commi'sion'
The other charges in the bill such IS survey u ee I u
r and lett tob Se % had no more
90 with than the Editor Of Tnr TeBrNE Thee Items we're
Al std by one OF the Justices OF me supreme oIut SUI az
responsible for them The .~. openings
during the past ten need overauing and me
reed 10, exsmne beiore he profitable nature OF such Jobs
will BE- apparent in which Commissioners wnere but little
labor performed received ten fifteen and even twenty
lines more thsn the Seventy eighth Commissioners
Ifmy recollection is correct the Seventyeishth street Com
only in session about thirty days al d. aad
sc,t the Joint Committee find another where the
ntruted the Commission was done with more epe
dcr, fer the Commissioners are concerned az H' e
pn.e It oGd Interesting know how thousand dol
lars have been drawn from The city treasury dunng the past zen
years openings that were enced ana Continued
all incurred that could be- and then sud
denly ned and CT all the labor aud expense IN
C,nnot We hear the Committee this subject Again,
in editorisl the report OF the Committee you nat
The ortningc SERENITY eighth street from ne Ihyd 10 FYh
otepus there are di'erTdne'e' amounting 10 $o again"
There ssaS Commissioners get it rat when IN truth
there is tourdsic " hsieyer for such statement
You evidently refer 10 the Lexington dren"t opening men
,rd in The ,port Of the COMMITTEE wherein such deficiency
exits but you charge 10 Seventy eghsh street In your artc
sud tie CommifsoueTs on that openssre hed ot
thai BIZ rder in article unless you see u % ne Po
oouection Tbs publication q tbs commuulcs ION VIII ASSIST IL
correcting lie error you have isl'H into. John H. WHITE
Chairman Seyenty.ciehth street BosEd Commis'oueE''
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OsHOKS SrLERs and QC.CKKSsUsH.
Number Of cases on the calendar, 50.
Catbsribe Bropby pleaded guilty to a malicious mig
chic, br skiing wIndows &c. Penitentisry three montbs
Patrick Butler was convicted Of an assault and bat
teiy on Ann Butler judgment Suspended;
John Blown sla John Clark pleaded guLtyto stesa-
IL iron bard. Peniteutsry two months each
Thomas Clark pleaded guilty to an assault and bst-
tsry On william H. Rnspp. Judgment suspended .
GeOrgiana Canada was convicted 0f keeping dig
orderly house at No 90 Oliver street. Remsni.d
James Chr-to pl er pleaded guilty to stealing al UNI
bIe Ia. PeIrut,ry s,t months
EDWARD Dunleyy pleaded guilty to stealing three
Patrick Dryer pleaded guilty TO stealing tbree
panes Of around slsss Judgment Suspended.
Pstrok Farrell pleaded guilty - stealing white
wssh biuSh. PrLi,@Ltlary three moths
John Jer k pleaded guilty to an assault and battery
Timothy Golden. PeD!,ertATy one month.
Henry McDonsd was convicted Of stealing two Pic
tur,s and frsrnss. P.nitertisiy two monttA
james Mccain pleaded guilty To an assault and bst-
tsTy on Thomas Gross. Judgms ut suspended
James No Cam pleaded guilty TO assault and bat
tery on Pstricx Roeah. PeuiteLtlsry three months
Catherine McClusky Pleaded guilty 10 stealing two
vool'n omforters. P.Di'enti.Iy six moths.
William Reynolds lB was convicted Of an attempt
to .lea nor'y out 81 dIswer City Prison thirty dsjs
William Schoonterg was convicted OF an assaak
Jeremiah Sheehan pleaded guilty TO stealing $i5.
House 81 Refuge. -
John She's was convicted a. an accomplish with
She. han Judgment su,pended.
Dawn Tsscar vac convicted Of steahng quahu3
ALBEIT Won IIienstien was convicted OF stealing Q
chez. Of te. Penenti.ry two MONTH t.,..,., n, a..
Henry Homer, an accomphce OF hieusI'en On 'ss
Alice Walker ard Margaret Knox were seyeraay
convicted Of stealing tsfa The FORMER 'fs' "'H'a' sss
Tenn W %GnS' s1d Ellen McEroy plead guilty to n
I. s,ut and battery Mary Grnes Judgment snspenaee
peI.tjab " bite, charged with Assault and bettov
On msrv Msrvopy snd Hannah NoOpsD, VA Nqui'o@
81
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fAdyertisement.

Inc a.erinz semeri.ed and unequivoca at BARSUs
NTr1 Tie croVed audiences enrspnred with her THE
BTIpT W Az EvESNG eKtoed beyond sl common euOgy
II IA deslbed as beautiful thrilling ouchirs s.d bewitching
Sic iep-s,s 1, ToSiCHr TuE Battle Or BuESa VIsTA
Inls Al rEENoeN.
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v.v variety Of for Grocer snd Tea Dealers and ps
am soashons oOons and YO.Ds hI'sP i rom, < oS.
lie, .onsly low Aso Slb. boxes good F.siLY TIA tor 81
Csl add Examine e No rs Chatham e., between PeAn sd
Ro0zeyelt-,tA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

IIrDsos RIyFE R,ILRo,D.-A new timetable goes
ints operation to-day. Express trains leave at g. N.
and P m. through psssenger trains at II g. N. and
10 p. IN. This last train viii be great sccOmmota-
tion TO people living n Westchester County who de-
sre TO attend TO business or amusemen,s during the
eyeLirg
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FATAL FALL oS SHIPBOARD.-CorOnerG Gamble held
inquest Saturday upon the body of boy named Daniel
Mccarthy who Eel. from the main d Of the ship Constellation
Isius fhe deck foot CT Msden lane aud Instantly killed
b. CEASED resided Of No II Allen street and empoye 10
sLop Mr. Maxwell. sameker The Jury rendered verdict
of :. Accidental deah.'
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fAiveri.smsnt

Nos 5s5 aud So Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel Pho.
JoE ,PHs HALLOTYPE DAGVcRKEoTYPEs aud AAsRoTYpEs,
ia .y-Iy styo
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COURT CALEsDAR-Tms Oar.

UsIrrD STATES DIsrRIcI CorRI.-Nos.s. IL, 81.
50 g. Is, Y, 70, H. rs - 49, .
SCPPENg COURT, GESERAL LENNON. II, ~,
% 81 s. a. IS &c, a. 81 g. 80 70 n.
SupRysL CoURT, CIRcUIT.-Part I.--A1 the uads-
~ the day calendar for Friday hayf Pat IL
Eo. a. al as9 49, isS t5 67. So 81, ST. 81 AZ.
S.5 81. sal SIS SIS So, f7-
srp,RioR CouKr-Nos. 594. 5lf, 55I, 557, SO, Cos,
go Csc Go 6f S4 fss1 $40 AZ m SIS So So 80 s
or 81 s,2 67S "a e5 go s11 e7s e5s $50 es GO 80 So
SO &C. 6Ss ga G9i go sS se4 6s 49, e9s s9s ~.
nj 7o1 l7,2 rs 7os. NJ I'll, 7ls 7ifi.
CoURr OF Cossoy PLRAs-PA2r j. - Nos. -,
ia Ils. iiss 1891. Ils 1874 1875, us III ls .eli tS
ilfs 1875 Par i-Nos SCI. 1911 icS i3s leN. ife t.ts.
lsl4 isi'. i.s,. i2la Ia. isso. w. 80
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Darn FROM BrRss.-Coroner Corpery held an in.

ousst on Saturday upon the body Ct Ana GcMahony child
years Of sge So ced fro the effects Of fns Tc'ed ese
rel 40 By her clothes cscbrg fro from stove a. ths
residerce Of her pGen. No 81 Mott 'trsr VERDICT Atc
dent death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

The Chieaso National Ur'cs relates singular
tory abon; widowed lsdy in Brooklyn and former
oie'k u awel-Anovn cry goods Louise in New YORK
The "tow was H. sni nch. and tak:rg fsrcy to ths
ycurs msn. invited I'm to her Lcuse, end asked HIM
to mary Aer. liz prcposs. was g: first decdned.
- tie yov5g Caa was s,schetto yo-ns
Etmsn in tAs mi.lasfy eepsitress OF the same
StIre. al CT nei..Ad ~ pc nsei; WIS ei' ~
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REAL Esr,TF.-The following sales were made on
Saturday at the Merchants Exchange by A. j.
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Mr. John Leslie S.iDgerard wishes, through our Co
umIs, second time to deny that he il tie President
sHy secret po,ca! Society or Club in the Fiiteent
WaId.
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Bench.
DECISIONS.
Alexander Duncan, &C.. agt. Smith Lawrence Sc.
The order sppseled b. reversed and the a
appeal TO- and opposing motion for judgment usA
abide event Of the action
Augustus Z. Woodruff agt. John Hurson.-This wM
sppea from compelling the detensso, give extrs.
bail for retaining OF personal property 1ns
od. modified aud plaintiff appealed from the
Modification The Court affirmed the order modifying the BAL
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Tie nativity table gives 293 natives of the United
States, 80 of ireland, IS of Germany, Of England,
of Scotland and each Of Italy, British America and
West Indies and unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

Cow.nDLY Or1RACE.-Yesterdsy afternoon, Oe-
tween and O'Clock, psrty Of Elk or seven r'~As'
entered the lager bier saloon kept by JOAN wilson, az
No. III Caua street, and commenced matreatloS TIC
occupants Ms. Wson, the wife OF tne eaoon
keeper. demonstrated with them, when one OF the ru
f.rs commenced tskirg Liberties with her. pom re-
sstrg ard enieavorng 10 escape INTO another 'ooin
tie rowjy struck her several times and other fse Nus
usei her. Mr.. Wilson WAS present but was KEPT IN
ave by Unrest. of being killed, &c. Tho party tnen
ded but IL person who matreaied MS wilson lo',
Us Il at il tie melee The place was then ciosed go
the Doors iccksd. Discovering tee ices Of MS 'H'
the rosdy ecieayoled TO recover it By throwing paw
irg stores ssain.t TIE door. large crown c'ieceo
bat 70, pciiceu,n was TO Be seen unti some '.'n'
after tie row Easily can. Alois '-0W'y' ana 10
qr,,l the csase Of the crowd The roTeie'' seeing
IN .ueuso. al g--en-iooiH az ponce nsn'0
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III Rev John Hon preached his farewell SER
mon At Millwood Spbttsyivahia county, Va SIM
dty, prior TO leaving for Baltimore, his new field
OF labor O.. ..-f.I .t.r
U There IL quite an excitement In Troy,
caused by the elopement of a Methodist cIasss
leader, in the Fifth Ward, with q sister OF The
church, Young lady Of the highest resptcta-
bility. sF-. -.- ... .. -.
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SALES sHArE3 81 R3sEiS ri foIErsfa hANfRs IN THE

SALES sHArf aE FtBfiSo 81 Sotrsl1sA.l hANDs IN THE
pubic Sss5fS shs that
aforementioned land office In the State of Louisiana
AT the land office at MONROE. commencing on
disposal OF the public lands heretofote unof cred,
North Of the base line and east Of the prineipa!
meridian.
Sections z, Z, and s. the N + q and the n u ofNW
9f 3: he @ Sf 70; tn the = =; the Of SE 4:
sections 8. TO- IA, lS, co. % "a, .6, g. 80. 81,
81, and s6 oftownship nineteen: sections to 26 in
sisRt :hIR twenty and township twenty one OF range
81, 81 and S. of township nineteen; sections to 80,
Inclusive; and sections s., 81 and &c. of township
tw nty; and townships twenty -one, twenty two,
and twenty three, OF range nine.
Sections 2 is, 8. 10, I2, IS. 20. q, a. o. 2s. 50.
sa S and % & 2. ssctfIs % nf 20 %
twenty; and townships twenty -one, twen'y two,
and twent, three, of range ten.
Townsh, ps twenty, twenty -one, and twenty two,
OF range eleven.
AT the land ofice at MONROE. commenolng on
posal Of the vacant lands in the even numbered
sections. within the underline ntioned townships.
.as
Texas railroad" subject. as required by law, to
minimum Of two dollars and hfty cents per ACRE,
NorA Of the base lins and east of the priseipal
nneridiaa.
Townships IL and l8. of ranges
Townships l6 IL, and Is, of ranges g. TO- II. and II
townships Is, l6, and IL, of ranges Is and IA
Townships Is and 10, of rangel Is.
The Herring OF the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order
IN which they are advertised, until the whole shah
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and
no private entry of any of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Lands appropriated BY law tor the use of schools
the sales.
Glven under my hand at the city of Washington,
this sixteenth day OF Ju Ammo Domini one thou
sand eight hundred and fift eight.
By order OF the President: I'D .-.....
-" THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Ofice.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of redemption
TO any OF the lands within the townships and parts
O townships above enumerated required to estab-
lish the same 10 the of the register and
receiver OF the proper land ofiioe, aad make pay
meSi iherQor as sooa as practicable Gfter see
tss fhtS nofies, and before the day appointed for
the commencement OF the public sale OF the lands
em6racing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioners of the General Land Once.
jy 10 lswlSw = =. - = :. ...L
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ID direct from the
w celebrated nanufactOry of FatrlcO, In Paris, ,sn
invoice Of first class ACCORDEOSS and FLU
TINAS. which can sell IN quantities tn dealers
At the low est rates. They superior to all other
make sold IN this country. Also, VloIns, Guitars,
Banios, and other musical merchandise, wholesale
and retail, at the Music Store of
w. g. METZEROTT
jy9 Corner llth street aud Pa avenue.
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u HNMR RI 4 NQ 90 LLNIY P A

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
" CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA.
This well-knOwn Mountain Resort, situate in
essl of Caris e, will be open for visitors on YEAY
the Tth OF June. The waters of these A..l.lX-
are superior for driL king and bathing. AccOmmOda
lions larse. are from PhIladelpha TO Careisle,
leaving PhIladelphi. and Baltimore In the morning
train arrive at the Springs at D. m.
For further information address the proprietors,
OWEN Il CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs, Pa.
RefereHces.-JohnC C.. Da Costa, Ess., Thos. c,
Percyal, Esq. Philadelphia; Alex. Kirkland. Esq.
VIM. Renshaw, Esq, Baltimore; Jacob Gideon,
ESQ. Richard Wallacb, Esq, Washington.
je so 2md
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
j most urgently request all indebted to me to come
forward and settle by cash note, my late busi-
must be Sc tied up.
Mr.. Rothrock is authorized to receipt for all
accounts due me-
iy 29-24w3w S.P. FRANKLIN.
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je1 1l6n

II" The PUBLlC.-l have opened an ofIice as a
i Justlcs of the Peace, No 36, Pennsy vania av-
enue for the transaction of an, business
To my care such as drawing deeds, Wills tax ing
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, collecting notes, drafts, and act
INK rs general agent.
= here ~ also connected with INV Offic- two of the
most eIpeTt and yIgIlant detective officers, A. X,
Al en- and John II. Wise, who will beSl ways ready
To serve the public and guarantee speedy return of
ali business entrusted to their care.
P.S.-The patronage of all officers having busi-
ness IN my line ~ respectfully solicited
Once hours from q. M. to 10 p. IN.
80 If JAMES wARD,J,P
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DRADY'S GALLERY,
~ So Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET,
OreT SneeHy, RiftenhORSs, Fant Co.'S
BANKING House.
Mr.. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
lie that consequences fthe very liberal patronage
he has Ieoelved since opening his PH OF o.
GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washingt ton, he will
contrary his original intention, keep IT open during
the suumer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will be constantly IN
attendance to ex ecute photographs and Ambrotypes
IN the hest possible manner.
H. Prices ranging from g upwards.
Tine Collection of Portraits Of DISTINGUISHED men
at this Gallery tthe largest the world open for
a. IN. to .. je 81 eoSm
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For Rent and Sale.

I DING HOUSE, No. 55ss fronting south on
The lot extends Through to street, making also an
IAR1 %E " Il APsy 10 R9
TOR REsT-The BRICK DWELLING ,ltu-
above Pa avenue the be Gas See oPs Pssaes
as f0 u5as eaEneI pafsa paf lem
t'OR RENT-A desirable. modern built. three
L story HOUSE, with basement and back build
containing IL rooms. gas throughout. marble man.
tells, water and bat room. Inquire on premises, or
room No; 3, first floor, Post Ofce Department.
~ STORY BRICK DWELLi iNG-H6ujsE
AT PRIvAE sA LIZ The subscriber has for pri
s4ss ss Back Rs
containing con eleven rooms, built in the best manner,
proyements-gas and water, furnace, range, &c
BE- on north street, between 9Th and
Terms easy and immediate possession pc Siyen;
ap h-d Auot'r. and Com. Merchant.
EoR RENT-The large and convenient DwEL.
improvements and admirably suited ior az boarding H
rate: Apply to WIN. MARTIN, or A. Green, AUG
uoneer. je a eotf
TOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
uated HOUSE on Penney ivania avenue, between
nth and 18th streets lately Ocou pied by Mr. oliver
nois, as hotel The main house is " ell adapted for
either private residence or public house. having
number Of large rooms and many oonveniences at
tached to it; and the additional house which lately
up stairs, can very readily bo converted into an Of
nee below with sleeping rooms m the upper story.
The establishment is very desirable one for q
foreign minister; the house lately occupied as bar
room, O., DC can easily be converted into Office
or Offices below, with sleeping rooms above for the
secretaries and attaches of the legation.
For terms, &C., apply to N. LAWSON, at Wind
er's Building ma 2e-3td& 2avtf
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-I
L hereby give notice that Virginia Land Office
Military Warrant No. 49, which ssued on the 9th
day of June, l7ss. to Jonn Higdon, a sailor, who
been lost, msaid, or destroy ed and that the heirs
of the said John Higdon will. in due time, apply to
the Commissioner of the General and Office for
scrip in leu of and in salts faction of said warrant
MARY J. ATWELE,
One of the Heirs Of the said John HIEdOn, decd.
I-IawSm
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH.
&H&zEa@

will leave as follows:
Sis a. m. Express Train conhects WashiprtOn
Junction for all parts of the west. and al Baltimore
Tor IN lace phla and New York.
= - q. m. Way Tram for Annapolis Baltimcre
Phlladel pha, and New York.
SSn ?. m. Express Tram connects at WASHINGTON
Junction with Express tram for all parts Of the west
and at Baltimore tor Norfolk, phia and New
York.
Al" IN Way Train for Baltimore connects at
Annapolis junction for Annapolis, and WASHINGTON
Junctlon with Express Trans West.
6S ?. M. Way Tram for Baltimore connects at
Washing ton junction with Accommodation Tram
West.
Tnr us a. m. and 81 .. m trains are express and
will step only al Annapolis and Washington juno
tlOus.
ON Saturday the $50 p. m train toes to Phlladel-
phip onl'.
ON Sunday but one train leaves, ai 30p.m
Je Ii IT. n. PARSpNS. Agont.
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Travellers Directory.

\ the Orange ami AieI -
sRe1li '5s n.Ss. Ss,,IGsH a IL 3 1S. ssS'5 !;
nc snc n,eAanlta as snd Washington Railroad 7th st.
@ oIu LSouIsiana avenue; will be called for and cor
hreskiast can he obtsIned. This line ca res tbs
". = Mall ior the %. d A. X. X. Passenrers Viii
bnd t free from the annoy ance of WAGONS ~ brsa.
l.at rs met with on the boat. Ii Is the most ex ne
dltlous, and, IN many instances, the most econo,n,
csl route. Coaches connect with every tram from
Baltimore. i'O'''
n. B.-COaches furnished for Excursions and P,o
Mics. ieN tf
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pREMIUM LIGHTNING ROD POINTS.

The undersIgned begs leave to call attention to
ms superior article Of LIGHTNING RODS,
ishment. corner of G and 10Th streets. The supe-
TIor metal Of which his Conductors are composed ,
over any others now manufacture ed bv any house in
the country deserves the unlimited PATRONAGE Of
those of the pubic who have not vet ,ried them.
In every instance where the subscriber has erected
them they have given the utmost satisfaction. He
would take this opportunity to caution the public
as to one thing A party parties in this city
curity to the property over which they are placed
as safeguards IN case, and he hereby dlsclaims
any connection with said party. in this business.
HIS Points are the only safe ones used and he
invites person who has used them and not found
them to be what they represented, to csme for
ward and say SO, and he will refund all money re
ceved from them.
Particular attention paid to Repairing Old Rods
which have been put by irresponsible parties, and
have failed to be of service.
Specimens of Lightning Rods and Points can lie
seen a. my agents, ~. gENskN. Watshmak ker and
Jeweler, No. 32 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets. FRANCIS LABARRE,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-12
BRITISH OUTRAGES,

BRITISH OUTRAGES.
IMPORTANT INFLUENCE has been brought
to bear upon the Administration, who have dsolded
To- the u. \. line of battle ship Pennsy Iva
MIA 10 the Gulf of Mexico. IL is said that COmmo-
dOre Stewart Is I'd assume command. and the pr!
vate stores of cabin d ward room, messes inaiud-
old wreck whisky, have been already ordered
from JONAS y. LEVY'S new Wine and Spirit
Store. corner of 7th and street. ma %
WILLIAM. THE CONQUERER; n historical
w romance by Gen. Sir Chas. Napier; edited by
Lieut.. Gen. Sir William Napier; 1 VOL, London,
1853; 81 IS.
Summer Time in the Country, by Robert Arls
WImott; VOL, with beautiful wood engravings
London. 1853; S3
au7 FRANCK TAYLOR.