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fisfDAY MORNING, DECEMBER rs, 1859.
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STEAMBOATS,.
w HITE RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY, lglh inst. at . P n.
REGULAR WHITE RfS Err PACKET
~ n-For Pocahonas, Ba,esviie, Jacksonport, AI.
sAht gusn Des Arc and all intermediate landings
zsSaaS1l9s White River-The splendid and swift running
regular passenger packet steamer Iafan. Samuel Taylor
m,stor will positively eays as above ile latan VIII tnke
Db and i'll also ae freight for Napoleon and al nt.rn
date landings the Mississippi river far the Mouth
of White river, i5c per 0lb For freight passage apply
on board. $3.50. i
dl2 Advertising Agent.
HSThe Iaan will pay bills except accompanied by
hnnk nrn frnmG nnt TAYLOR Ill S. ER.nn. clerk.
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Receipts of Produce.

DEER CREEK-Per steamer Grand Duke-224
bales cotton Ward Hunt &co--la5 G Connolly AGO
--l92 Watt &co--s5 do S 0 Nelson &oo-54 do
w Jackson &co-59 do Brander & Hubbard-49 do
w Cox &co--49 Giifen, Smedes &co--49 Harding,
Abbay 4 Morehead-45 Frellsen, Stevenson eco
As j G q b s Kicks &co--42 BARLEY, johnson Geo
40 ] Person &co---3l Fellowes &co-26 ] Will
ams &co-2l Rotchford, Brown &co-20 Payne 4
Harison--.ls r w Estlin &co-ls Battle, Noble &
co-17 Cutrer, Harrison Sco-15 Buekner, Stanton
\ Newman--l4 Il Nalle &co--l4 Hy Sheppard jr-
II Pitcher & Goodrich--ll Wright l. Allen-l3 do
Hughes, Hyllested &co--l0 Lane, Salter &co-9 do
Walker, Hutchinson &co-s Gillis, Ferguson &co-
Warren, Gilmore &co-s Laughman \ Fulkerson
= Logan, Soniat g. Claiborne do Campbell &
strong--6 Farley, Jurey &co-6 A Rugely-5 do
Hilliard Summers &co-2 Friedlander Gerson-
l Farley, Jurey &co--and sundries to orderTotal
1929 bales cotton.
CAROLINA LANDING steamer yicksburg
--25l bales cotton Pitcher & Geodrich-l05 r MI
gent &co-l5l Byrne, Vance &co--l50 r w Estlin
&co-l40 flilard, Summers &co-l42 Rotchford,
Brown &co-l23 Perkins &co--l05 West, Renshaw
& Cammack-79 Bradley, Wilson eco 50 Jno L
| Lee-59 Henderson 4 Peale--5s do j Rugely--56
| j Watt &co--54 Thornhill &co-37 w Cox &co-36
Allison. Pattison &co-30 Hughes, Hyllested &co -
| 80 Buckner, Stanton & Newman--29 do j G & B S
Kicks &eo--25 Fellowes &co-- "a Logan, Soniat x
| Claiborne-23 w jackson &eo--20 Knox Il Higgins
lis Brander q Hubbard II Frellsen, Stevenson
&co--l3 S o Nelson &co--s Cleveland Bros &co-
/ 1 Warren, Gilmore &co--6 Slaughter, Smith \ Nc
! Rae--6 Martin, Cobb Seo--4 Coleman, Britton
4 Withers-4 do Carroll, Hoy &co--3A sacks cotton
I seed Loo Post u Mel-To.al 1851 bales cotton.
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Memoranda.

AS-The purser of steamship Florida makes the
following report
In port at St Marks-Brg Gen Bailey and schr
Argent, both loading.
In port at Spanish Hole-Ship Kossuth FIN New
York, Brig Wapoo, I'm Thomaston, and survey
ing schooners
In port at Apalachicola- Brit ship Portland, FIN
Liverpool; Am ship Ocean Star, I'm Havana Am
ship Sebasticook, I'm Boston Am ship w Libby,
I'm Liverpool; Am ship Finland, FIN New York; BIZ
ship Brothers Pride, I'm Liverpool; bark Equity,
I'm Liverpool; bark Oregon I'm Providence schr
VIM Mason, FIN New York; schr Danl Boon, from
Fall River; and schr Susan & Ann I'm Boston.
Off the bar at Apalachicola passed the steamer
Mariana, from New Orleans, bound in.
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Leaves ON !, rss 4, ~ +, ~ pc.,iYs

~ n Point Pleasant. Onacha City, Trenton, Monroe,
iaPhe Bluff casor's Landing, Columbia, Inror
Trinity and all Intermediate landings
OnacniIa bayou bartholomew and Black riyerTe Superior
passenger packet Homer, Levi Hopkins master will leave
above. For freight or passage apply OF, board
NIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI.
dr. Advertising
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Leaves os SATURDAY. lIih inst. AT 5P. NJ.
REGULAR HURRICANE. CAKO-

So - lima iuif and Shreveport Pheket-for hurricane
MrRsrEaasd Carolina Bluffs, Shreveport GRIND Bayou,
s. Campte, Grand FcoTc Coushatin s. Mau,cs
N11ignneTy Cote Alexandria, Nornans Barbns and AZ
intermediate landings Rcd gjserThe new, elegant light
tartt and very swift running passenger packet steamer
I.ccomfe G. johnson, MASTER will leave as above For
~ s's VI ''s''F 'it'' VIRGINIus. q. DENTZEL,
dlf Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at P NJ.
FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS

Cary Vile Marie Saline, Extra, Alabama nitng
zSrNe 3Hachta City loclomnnd, Mouth of b ltrb0nne
Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluffs Columbia Harrsonhurg Trinity,
and all intermediate landings Ouacl,a and Black rfyrrT
splendid and swift running passenger packet Tigress,
d. Hopkins, master, will positively leave ajSe, and
trade the For freight passnpG
TIRGiGTUS C. DENTHEI,
d. Advertising Agent
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th inst at5P. NJ
REGULAR RED llIEIIR PACKET

~ h-for Jefferson, smilhland BENTON. Tort Vaddo
e9|tS. Landing Mornings Landing Albany,
zssssss Shreveport, Grand Bayou, c9a,ia''s campe
Narmans Barbns Ali the intermediate landings on Red
ryer-lhc entirely new, fast rng light daugh passenger
packet steamer Id. r. Carroll, X Moody, nasteE viii
leave as above For freight apply on soard
dls Advertising Agent
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Leaves every TUESDAY. at5P NJ
REGULAR 0UACHIrA TUES
Ng = day Packe-The elegant, fast running passenger
packet Peerless, Len. Moore, MASTER. will
a@5sleave above for Trenon Monroe, Pine Bluff,
Castor atig csnmla Harrisonbrrg Trinity, NIL bindings
Black river Red River Landing, Byou Sra Port liuaon,
Baton Rouge Paqucfinc Dornldsunve and al intermediate
landings For freight passage, having unsurpassed accom-.
EIRGINIuS G. DENTzEI,
n23 Advertising Agent
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FOR JEFFERSON, SMiTHTAND,
Tg l. Benton. Port Gada", Swanson, Mootins !, ~
1sassaa atnpe Grand Ecore, onden ,,ings A s
swift passenger Era No. l. Isaac Nouns master
~ yIRGINIUs q, DESTHEL,
ara Advertising Agent.
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Exports.
BRAZ0S SANTIAGO VIA INDIANOL A--Per
steamship Arizona 500 bbls -four liz do bread
pkgs groceries 100 do liquors 700 scks corn 705
bales mdse BOG cases do and sundries.
BALTIMORE-Per bark VIM Henry-lsS bales
cotton l07 hhds sugar 666 bbls moasses 1874 bdls
hides 30 pkgs mdse.
MOBILE-Pcr schr Black Squall- 200 bbls whis-
Ky l60 bbs -four 800 scks corn 100 scks bran 80
doz chairs.
APALACHICOIlA--Per schr yictoria-43 bbls
flour do sugar 80 bbls pork l bbls lard II bbls
whisky450 scks corn sc scs oats 10 scks bran IL do
coffeeS bxs candles 6 do mdse 6 do soap IL kegs
nails cks bacou.
MOBILE-Per schr j Vienn-76 seeks bran 100
oats 100 do salt 20 hhds sugar 2s2 bbs molasses
Is LIZ do IA pkgs mdse
BRAZOS SANTIAGO Per schr Kate L Bruce
SO bbls -four 800 scks corn lS5 pcs castings 10 bars
iron 80 bales Is cases 400 pkgs mdse.
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ARKANSAS RIVER.
Leaves with Dispatch
ARKANSAS R1VER-FOR FORT
xfE - Smith, Van Buren,, Ozark, Roseville, Spada, Nor
ristown, Dardanele, LeNsbug, Little Rock, Pine
Bluff, New ascony and all way and plantation
landings The BendsThe elegant and very light drash
running Little Rock jerks Brown
MASTER Louis William Brown, clerk, will leave above For
ABNER LEGRAND GAINES, =.D
Ms Agent, % Common
MOBILE AND NTGO merry.
Leaves on SATu RDAY. 18th inst, at 5:2J p. NJ.
FOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY
CT and Weunpk',, and all intermediate landings on
AaGna liver dectrhe superior lake ss,n ;i
expressly the trade will leave t lake end of the jefferson
Gnrroton RHlroa Shippers and rely
upon this boat going direct through Far freight OF passage
apply 10 ,, ,.-.
10 JOHN Il. HYDE x CO.,
IS Ciravicr street.
p s. The H. H. snow receiving freight the depot lyoi
Circle dis
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Leaves SATURDAY Eer. IL NJ 3 p. NJ.
REGULAR ST. LOUIS AND NEW
81 r. Orleans Passenger Packet-For st. Louis, Cairo
49, Hickman, New Madrid, Memphis aud all incFme-
,sszz1 atc aniingsTh he fast running and sp en-
did packet r. L.. ATeGil n Roberds muster, will
leave rs above. For freight passage apply board.
YIRGINIUS. Z. DESrZEI.
dl3 Advertising AGENT.
OUAGHITA RIVER.
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Leaves on SATURDAY. r7tl inst, Al 5P. "
For SHREVEPORT, GRANT

g - Bayou Cohsiiat,a, Campte, Grand Ecofe, 81 Man,
Gothic, Alexandria Sorinar i'arbin 4, ana
i'll intermediate landings Red ryer-he en-
iciy new, very light dfaueht passenger steamer nlornI
leave rs For freight passage having splehdia ac
neutrality-suspicious. "'''' "" YIRGINIuS c. DRNTzEI.
tl2 Advertising Agent.
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REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
~ For Grand Ecnre Naiehitoches, Tiger Island,
ll Maurice, fsve9ns, Montgomery Dma9d's,
toms, Month Of Cave river, Collie Alexandria,
Norinnns nf and all intermediate landings Red river
The magnificent and ast.runnng passenger packet j. ID.
Perry, Wm. kifBbgl, master, Will leave above For
yIRGlNiuSC G. DENTzEI,
DIS Advertising Agent
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1kece1pts Ut t1fe OHfuHleIut CafHf'
BONFoUCA-7Per schr Alcyon-34O bbs sand
to Weber. ~" @eH'z
BAYOU LACoMBE-Pe schr Perle-- 800 bbls
sand to L Soublet.
BAYOU LACoMBE Per schr Marie sosthne-
300 bbs sand I Soublet
BLACK RIVER Per schr Alciope-2s cords OF
wood to order.
BAY ST LoUIS~-Per sclr Negrier-25 cords Of
wood to order.
TANCHIPAH0 RIVER Per schr hlimi--l5 crds
woodtO order.
n BILOXI--Per schr Mary Caroline 10000 feet
lumber to Simpson Dorr.
BILoXI-Per schr Polea-s00 bbls coal, order.
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Imports.
INDIANOLA and GALVESTON steamship
Chas Morgan-l0 bbls pecans Biscoe & Snms-3l
Sos do E j Hart &co--5 bales cotton Scruggs, Don.
egan &co-4 ~ do Bradley Wilson &co-7 do r G
Cummings &co-45 lid cattle G Wilkins &co--73 do
Inheau y Mehle--2 horses r Mills-2 bbls ink to
R Geddes-Total 81 bales cotton.
APALACHlCOLA and ST MARKS-Per steam
ship Florida 1922 bales cotton Wood & Low-l4l
Rogers, Woodall &co-17 cases tobacco A Mitch
ell-l4 do D Metcalf &co--5 do mdse McKleroy
& Bradford do w Rowland sundries to Wood
& Low--Payne & Kemp Rogers, Woodall Geo.
] A Mitehell-Total 4G3 bales cotton.
ARDRossAN-Per bark Balmoral-5OO ttlns pig
iron to order
B0STON-Per bark Humphrey Purinton- asstd
mdse.
INDIAN0LA and GALVESTON Per steamship
Orizaba--92 bales cotton Tarleton, Whiting & Tui,
lis-2O R G Cummings &co--l7 T Hardie &co-lO
A Rugey-5 A H May &co--2 Cleveland Bros &
co.. b Male &co-l Fellowes &co-l Friedlandei
& Gerson--8 NJ Brady AGO. pkgs mdse Con
molly &co--l do G Honold &eo--73 hid cattle Inbear
h Mehle--Total 80 bales cotton.
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~ y PNcIIei-FoI UamdsM F!eHSNI9F1 HVNE0 NM HE
ado chanGagpole ii9nss %" i.t,n1 v M2o
uowlRua's Raft Alabama Landing, Month OF l5aTthglomtw,
OuHchita City Ioconond Port Union Serlngon Mouth OF
u ArIonue Trenton Monroe Mouth Cheney Pine Bull Cas-
tors Columbia Hnnhle's, iIrrsonhng, Trinity and all mn
us on Black ri,efIhe new elegant aud fast passenger steam
or Paul Zones, Frap Keeling, MASTER will leave MS above
EIiiiiINIuS c. DhNTHhL,
dl6 Advertising Agent
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Items Teiegraphed from Washins,en

NAsHISGroS. June 29.-Although the United
States declined being party 10 the Paris Confer
ence, have good reason for believing that they
will soon be admitted to the enjoyment of all the
benefits arising therefron-at least during the pre-
sent war in Europe The only point of objection
on our part to the Paris Conference was the priva
teering question, which at present Is practically
unimportant. correspondence has been going
on tor some weeks which will be likely to tsrmi,
nate In placing US on the same platform precisely
with England and France as regards neutral
rights, viz: Neutral flags protect enemy's goods
neutral goods protected In enemy's vessels; and no
blockade except IN the presence of an adequate
force All goods contraband of war, of course
excepted. II is believed thatthe next steamer will
bring news of this arrangement being perfected
senior Mata to-day answered the call Of this Gov
eminent Tor Information concerning the inland
mails in Mexico. preparatory to nevotiatipp Dos.
tai treaty with that Republic -
WASHINGTON, June 30-The receipts at the
Treasury Department for the week ending on Mon
day last amounted to 81, s79, Geo of which about
one million and quarter was from customs The
drafts paid amount to S3,475OOo, principally on
account OF treasury notes. The balance in the
treasury is 50 $50 GO.
From thirty to thirty-hve passports continue To
ne issued daily from the State Department About
three-foGrths Of them are to naturalized citizens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01
OUR WEEKLY.

This popular family paper is now ready for
delivery to the public. Embraced in its con-
tents may DO found the following interesting
articles ~
Great Pilgrimage to the Metsorie Stone trhich did
not fall in OStcsgo County, ". Y;
The ChErch FaiT-an Interesting sketch; The ClsT-
gyman and the Widow; Fashions for juno; In
eidenfS Of the War; Russian Opinion of the Bat
tie Of Magenta; The Heroes Of Magenta; Rorc
GGribdIdi Crossed the TieiHO; Scan. Mag q; Pa
Tisidn Gossip, &c; OF
Public School Examinations; Criminal Court pro-
esedings; Operations Of the Patent Office, &c;
Department Ne,cS; Editorials; Washington Ne,cs
and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &C., &c;
Late Nsps, foreign and domestic, by mail ana
telegraph;
Interesting Personal IemS;
And great uaristy of choice literary articles both
prose and poetry, too numerous TO mention.
This is just the paper, above all others, for
citizens and strangers sojourning in the Ma
tional Metropolis to send to their friends at a
distance. Price only Scents per copy, or 81. 25
per annum. Postage prepaid by stamps when
SO arranged.
The Cheapest Paper IN America!.
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GRAND CELEBRATION OF ST. MATHEW
" 3. $50 SUNDAY SCHOOL!
AT ANALOSTAN ISLAND, July 4, 1852
The Teachers Of s.; Mathews q Sunday Sch

The Teachers of st. Mathews Sunday School beg
leave To inform their friends that their
Annua Celebration will take place sA4AzEN
a. the ahove-pamed beautiful sum D
NOR resort. on MONDAY, July Attn, on which occa-
sion the Declaration of Independence will be read
by NICHOLAS CALLAN, Esq. and an Grafton deiiv-
cred by DANIEL. MAJOR, Esq. Every Arrangement
has been made. both 10y the Teachers and Proprie-
season. A strong police Force has been engaged To
preserve strict order and decorum ON the z round
WiaheTs' celebrated Cornet ald String Band will
be in attendance under the leadership Of Professor
WitheIs. Dinner aud Refreshments will be fur.
nishet by the proPrietors eat city prices. Ample
arrangements have been Inade to convey persons 10
and from the isand; large aud safe boats will start
every half hour from the stone house wharf at the
foot Of street, Washington, and from the wharf
at the foot ofHgh street. Georgetown. commen cins
at IA o'clock a. IN. A line OF ORHIbuScs will run
during the day from the Northern Liberties Market
along New York avenue to the wharf at the foot al
u street Persons who prefer Tot going by the
boats reach the Island by the bridge across the
Aqueduct in a few moments walk from the Omni-
bus stand in q georgetown.
Tickets, including Boat fare, can DO had from any
Of the Teaches, and the following gentlemen in
Georgetown: Ino. McQuilian, William Psttst, j.
A. Has tiugs. Cornelius Ofutt. Jno. Nj. Stake
Tickle Is, Gentlemen 81 cts, Ladies IS, Children To-
N. B.-PosltIveis no spurious liquors viii ba al
lowed Oh the grounds. No persons permitted 10
il 25-t COMMITTEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01

A CORRECrIoN.-1n our article of yesterday.
upon Postage Stamps, we said, "All post
masters selling them being allowed a commits
sion on such sales, il is of their interest
to- encourage" DC. This we find to be mis-
take, which, if not corrected, may n1isTead the
public, and induce postmasters to render crro-
neous accoants to the Department. Postmaster
are net rHfJfird 10 commissions for sfqg.gs.
bat they are By law entitled to the same rate,
OF &C mmisSions o7s ell maH MATTER sent jfoa,
their Offices, upon which the postage has been,
prepaid by using postage stamps and stamped
envelopes, that they woald be if the postage
had been prepaid in money. Hence the i'm
portanc.' to them of rendering correct accounts
of all stamps cancelled by them, = failure ;,
state the fill amount would exclude the.
from the allowance of commissions thereon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01
PERSONAL

- Hon. Il. Polk, Of Mo-, and Commodore
lnman, u. 8. N, are at the National.
-. II is reported that Dom Piatt. of Ohio. IS 20
take the editorial charge Of the National Era
- Mr. A. ID. Banks. formerly the editor Of the
South-S!de Democrat, is to conduct the Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
-. Senator benjamin, Of La. will sail for Iiv-
erpool, In the Persia, next "wednesday. He will
remain until the meeting Of Congress ~
-. George Jordan, the actor, has been engaged
at the Metropolitan Theatre, New York for the
coming season. - - WV
VIM E. Burton, the comedian, was one.
rated upon last week for the removal of dancer.
Gus tumor on the knee Joint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01

II A correspondent of the Baltimore Ameri-
can, writing from Chestertown, Md, says; /" We
are in the midst of an abundant harvest. Since
the recollection Of that veritable individual, the
Oldest inhabtant,' the wheat crop in this county
never presented so fine an appearance. Oats are
also fine, with every prospect for an abundant
yield. Corn is small for the season. but presents
healthy appearance. The peach crop has been
extensively injured by late frosts, but the fruit
seems large and finely developed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01

DISASTER TO THE STEAMSHIP ARGo. - The
steamship Argo, Capt. Halpin, Of the Galway line,
which left New York on the 23d uIt went ashore
during dense fog, between Trepassey Bay and
Cape Race, Newfoundland, on the 2sth. Her pas
sengers, over two hundred in number. were all
safely landed, and two steam tugs had been dis
patched to her assistance from 81. Johns Her
position is a critical one; but, she has eleven
compartments, with the aid sent from St John S
II Is hoped she will be got oil. A southerly gale
however, would he fatal toiaer. She is insured a,
LIoyd' s for fI5,OO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01

d.. u In Philadelphia, Lieutenant ellis is en-
gagged daily in shipping able-bodied seamen for
the United states frigate Congress, at the rendez
sous. The number of applicants shows that Uncle
Sam has plenty o. sons willing to serve him in
that capacity. Che Of the seamen shipped
said that he entered the service in 1885, and
that his first voyage was arGt:1S the Horn. He had
been ashore two weeks, and was ;sfed of it, never
felt contented unless at sea, and waTssA 10 he Of
a soon possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01

special meeting of the Chamber of Com.
meree. in New York, was held on Thursday, to
,sceivs she, 'al report Of the committee on quar-
antine THE re-. 'or' takes strong ground ag ainst
the whole quarantn, men IL Is assumed,
had its origin in ignol. me- ana iear- The com
mittee likewise endorse the esoiutions OF the Ma
tional Sanitary Convention, tn" yellow fever is
not personally contagious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01

WHAT Is A LEGAL TENDER The foIlowing
are the provisions of the United State, law n,e'
scfioing "a legal tender': ''God coin and silver
dollars for all sums; half dollars and small silver
CONS FOR sums not over IS; and three-cent pieces
Tor sums not over 30 cents" No provision ia
made Tor cents, which may, therefore, be refused
N large amounts
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PERSONAL.

TOuN WAGNER .rS. ANN ELIZABETH
- WAC SER-Ia the CircWt Court Prince
Georgs'S County, sitting as Court Of Eqsity, NO.
2i3-.IHne Terri, 1859.
The order for publication, herctofore fled In this
cause having been duty pnli shed, anthe sad de-
frndaut having billed 20 appear and answer Che b
of Copp3a iat, the preceeings and proof were real
end coisiderel: II IS thcrcmpon, this 18th day II
juno. eighteep hundred and ffty nine. by the Cir
cult Cont Of Prince Grnrge's eounfs, sitiingss a
court of Equity, addged, ordered and decrccd that
the said Bin of Complaint b., and the sane is here
And MS further adjndged. ordered, aud dec recd Ivy
the authority aforesaid. that the marriage hereto
fore had aud solemmizrd by and between the COM
plainaut anil defendant 10, and the same 4 hereby
rasciuhed. vacated. aud anuuilcd absolutely and To
nj mt1Its and purposes W whatsoever. and thai the
complainant. John Wagner. he, and he IS hereby d.
voTcCd vInculo natrlmoRI from the SAID defendant
Aud ii is further a,ljmged. ordered, aud decreed
that tho said q G'ndant be- and she Is herebs re-
strained. treyeatrd, and forever forbidden from
ever entering into the marriage relation with
any other person Whatsoever. :
18th June, la5l. PETER w. GRAIN.
TUE eops-resse
B1-lt' CHAS. j. MIDDLETON, Clerk.
NIX CENTS REWARD.-DECATUR BEN
- NETT, an indentured apprentices to the subsori
Der. has sbsconded, Dor run away; he has been alb
sent about three weeks, and has. been harbored by
psi Ties il the Northern Liberties. Now this is to
3ffS hotif" to PARTIES harburing or trusting said
boy that they will be liable To prosecution accord
ing to law: lily i-5t8J WIN. PEFTiBONE.
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survey OF Observation-Disclosures of tie
completion of the survey of the 100 degree pa r
allcl, between the Red and CANADIAN rivers,
has been received at tho United States Indian
otiice. This parallel is, in part, one of the
boundaries of the State of Texas, and it's sur
vey his been undertaken by the Indian Bu-
reau with view to the laying off of some lands
recently purchased for an Indian reserve.
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isPRoyING NAVIGATION has
been received at the Lighthouse Board to the
effect that the steamer Shubrick is engaged at
the mouth of the Columbian river in buoving
that hithei to difficult and dangerous pass. The
rapid tides and numerous sand banks will here
after form no barrier to n certain and easy nc :
cess to this river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01

gas.
The superiority q
this Invention
Deer all Others
IS acknowledged u,
all who have seen 1T
OperatlOn.
The expense ofirOn-
Ing is less than
One Cat per hour;
the iron is periectl y
cicaa and free from
rust or smoke; tine
Furnace can be used
for Culinary, Drug
giSts' or Bakers pur-
poses.
The ease and quick
ness with which tile
fire is made, aud ex
tinguished when done
with, will be apparent
10 all who viii give
the matter their at
tentiOn.
The public are re-
specially invited TO
examine those in full
operation at the store
Of the subscriber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01

IL Fernando Wood, Jr., Of New York. was
accidentally shot in the hand, Wednesday
"nile Pracncing with duelling pistol belonging
70 MS iaiher. The wound is not considered dan
gerous, though amputation may be necessary