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WASHINGTON, Ang. 5.-Mr. McLane's private
secretary left here yesterday for Pensacola, from
which port he sails in the steamer Brooklyn for
yeraCruz, He takes back Mr.. McLanes project
for atseaty.A. ~ - - -
Mr.. Buchanan san he is desernined 70 be liberal
viii Mexico, and will instst upon nothing which
cannot he reasonably granted by the Juarez gov
eminent e.
The Interior Depsrtment has requested j. r Oss
browne. ESQ special agent Of the Treasury Depart
meut In California. TO assist the new Supern-
tendent Of Indian Affairs, Mr. McDufie, In his
duties with view to putting the Indian service
in the State upon a healthy footing If possible.
1t 10 said that the Hon. Thos. ]. Henly, late
superintendent. objects to Mr. Brownies interfer-
ence. as 1t was upon Brownies expose of fraud
that Heny was removed. u rr-r - grE... r
Z The Associated Press dispatch says: az
WASHINGTON, August Much speculation is
INDUCED just now as 20 the action of our govern
ment on Mr.. McI-anes recent dispatches, but as
this has been kept profoundly secret, nothing is
known outside the administration except the fact
that instructions are already on the way TO our
Minister by special messenger. -
BY advices just received here 1t appears that
President Juarez declines signing treaty with
out the approval of the Mexican Congress and
one cannot be called until the liberals obtain pos
| session OF the city Of Mexico This, however. is
not the only difficulty. conspiracy was dis
covered at the capital on the 18th ult, the plan OF
which was to assassinate the Governor and take
possession Of the government.
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II There is prospect Of the reoPening of the
carpet factory in Tar;ffvile, Conn, which has re-
manned idle SO many years.
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IDA letter from Florence states that kossnth.
KlaPka and Teleka, who had constituted them
selves in that city as Hungarian Committee, have
separated renoGacing all projects Of political
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-08

IL We lear from our exchanges that many
parts of the country are suffering from severe
drOuth
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URE oFINFLAMMA TORY RHEUMATISM

i "hised to wri you provided your medicine
dad the work You claimed II would. IL has done it,
and now fulfill my promise; My complaint was
in1amT story Rheumatism-the first package did
the work. aud most efectuaiy. too. as not Nestlge
OF The umatismis left, and am as well and hearty
a ever WASH INV If. would recommend TO all
the afflicted to give the MEDICAL Salt fair trial.
GEO. III. DUNCAN. liz Wal ct N. Y.
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ID Prof. Wise, In his account of his last or ri al
voyage from st. Louis, says:

From the barometrical observations I am con-
WINGED that the trade winds with their return
currents, will serve to establish a system of
rrial travel that the world is hardly prepared to
believe in yet The many mishaps and occasional
accidents In balloon experiments must not be re-
ceiyed as unavoidable incidents 10 the busi ness
Balloons, as generally made and equipped. are no
better adapted and fitted to the great end of eral
navigation than are the Chinese junks to success
full ocean crossing :,
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REVOLUTIONARY SoLDIERs.-The death Of one
revolutionary soldier and pensioner for the half
year ending June 80, 1S59-viz: John Hammond,
of Robson county-has been reported by the pen
sion agents In North Carolina.
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ARkANsAs SWAMI LANDs.-A patent no 81
for 129 6g3 % acres in the Batesvie district of Ar
kansas which enure to that State under the act of
September %, 1850, has been transmitted to the
President of the United States by the Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office.
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FLORIDA SURvEYs.-Plats and field notes of the
following surveys in the State Of Florida, east e5
the principal meridian: Townships 80 and "a,
south of range 81 81 and SO, south of range 80 !;
and 80 south Of range 81, have been received at
the General Land Once. wWrT.Erl rg1r
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ID NEW GOODS
RlCES TO SUIT THE lizard TINES"
just rec eIvad. All assert ent OF LEDGER HATS
for Men and Youths which having
bsen purchased low for cath am D
able to sell at very low price 838
Also, . lot of CLOTH SHOES, Z38&
suitable Tor the present season. from Na#
the Il ade sale. for the low price of
SlS. Together with an assortment d $500
OF SHOES and fine CALF SKIN
BOOTS ffol Philadelphia price St~
Ss75. IL Terms-Rt lady pay
B. III. STlNEMETZ,
1886 Pa. av., near 18th street,
au6-6m,r bet. Kirk wooa s and Willard 8 hetels
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WAITS.

Try GOODS Statesmen wANTED-In ore
~ OF the oldest and largest houses. Those well
acquai ted ylth the citJ trade; sing 10 men from 10
to Is years of age. None others need apply. Situa
thIoush City Post Once. sus-st
NANTED-A good COLORED WOMAN as
w cook At 36l street. between 9th and 10th.
The best reference required. aus -.
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS PER.
"A MANENT BOARD in a house facing the
south. batween lith and 9th, and P snd streets,
with OF least one good sized, well furnished room.
small family preferred. Address w. NJ, az this
Office Refei ences exchanged. au 5tf
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
~ BY gentleman with q family consisting Of him
SCI. lady, ltte boy And servant for which the suIn
Specialize neis hborhood and furnished gentsely and
comfortably, lighted with gas and water near the
house Address T.. F.. stor Once. AUST
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A 6rst cass
Apply at Browns Hotel, for which liberal wages
Will he pad: iy@d
WANTED.-PeIsons dssiring Employment to
w please call AZ the Insurance Office of MckEN-
SEf LANSDAbE, 500 7th street, and register
their names. Employers will be promptly supplied
Nv Is II J. ID McKENNEH.
WANTED TO RENT-In AIe1andrr., q com
able nelg hborhood, trent to he about S2oa per
num- by po5m,nent and punctual tenant Please
address note to f. T. f., Alexandria Post Office,
Stating terms and location. jy6u
"ANTED-By youth, aged ls, who has up to
w this time been at school, and always ImmedI-
ateiy under the ewes of M PARENTS 81 tUATION in
port. lie is quick, active, obedient snd ambitious
to please. Please address note to Box No. 10,
star Ofhce. y6-d
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CURF OF FITS OF SEVERAL YEARS

IL has been sonnO time since wrote YOU about IN,
sons h, ath-atil cted with fits, you remeub'r. Be
assured we have every cUnh ience in you and your
Medical Salt. We have sufficient eyI lance al IN 3
medicine ID doing him great good. His h. alth s
rapidly Improving, and we are encouraged -specI-
ally from the fact that he has not mad return nf
those dreadful hts since September a. nearly ear
since. WIN. r. HARRIS. Groton, Co n.
FEFERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT
My wife WAS attacked with very high feyers
which would last nine days at a time. ives ind nc
ed TO try Dr. Coggswells Medical Salt. After Civ
ing It a fair trial, IL entirely broke her fevers
w1ulo cheerfully recommend 1t to others similarly
affected. J. ~. DICK,
84i y. Eleventh street, PHILADELPHIA.
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GRAND AFTERNOON AND MOONLIGHT
NJ Pic Mic of the Associated Paper IT,
Hangers. st Arlington Spring. On Eek
TUESDAY. August 10. Tickets
cents, admitting gentleman end lsdie.. Coaches
every hour. The Flysns Cloud wall leave dIeorre
town every hour. aut5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-08

Ihk KOHL OF HosoR are five reyolu-
tionary soldiers on the rolls Of the State Of Geor.
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STILL ANOTHER CASE OF RHE UMATISNI
CURED.
was serious " afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined to my bed. purchased box of DIR. Coggs-
wells Medical Salt, and found a radical cure |
would advise others afflicted with the d sc Sc
to give IL a trial. HUGH ATKINSON
White Bear Hotel. Bucks county. Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-08

KNOW 1T is GOOD FOR RHE UMATISM
Removing it in a few hours. am now trying il
for ScrOfula, and have already receiy ed benefit.
:. LESSIG, r eading, Pa
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PHILHARMONIC HALL
NEXT Door TO THE STAR OFFICE
OppOsffs the EiyI,rood Nome -'

The citizens Of Washington and Georeetovp
and all others who wish to have their PI UMRINti
aud las FITTING executed in the most su bstan-
tial manner and upon the most favorable terms are
most respectfully invited 10 call upon me at INV
store twnere can always be found from O'Clock
In the morning to in the ng and order their
work. which guarantee shall be executed by ey De
rlencad workmeH, without delay and to your e,ti-
Satisfaction lau6I u. SNYDER, Plumber.
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DR.. coGGsWELL's rpn,c.,

u I.
The great remedy for Infammatory Diseases
such as X heumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Fits
slpelas, BIonchitls, Coughs. Colds. and similar
complaints. BY equalizing the circulation it re-
q owes the sol cause Of Inflammation. That inva-
lids would do well tn give il n trial NAV be seen
from the following testimonials.
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EXCURSION

GRAND EXCURSION r
The LADIES' CATHOLIC Alb SOCIETY
snd. .ss PsS. iPts, shr ~
tend glvl NJ an + Ken sion 20 the above
named place on WEDNESDAY, Aug. nth, IRSa
The ladies and gentlemen having comp eted their
arrangements pledge themselves 90 do all in thei,
power to make this Excursion one Of pleasure 4.
al who may patronlse them Refreshments auc
supper will be furnished by the PROJECTORS 81 civ
prices. A superior Brass and String Band has beer
engaged. The boat will leave her wharf ~ the foo,
Of It'll street 1t o'cloct. A line OF onnibuses W.
lssve ne io;.o wing ssned RAGS It - o'ciOct
Pa. avenue and 18th street, Pa avenue and 18th ~ ,
Pa avenue and 18th street. and will bs At the via
On the return OF the boat 90 convey persons 20 df
ferent parts of the city, ~ The 6oat wall stop n,
AleXardria going and coming.
Gentlemen's tickets 50 cents; Ladies' and Chi
dren's tickets, IS cents. ans
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ID TIE star PUBLISHES rHx LISTS or LEI Frs
h sMAIN1Ns IN THE WASHINGTON CRY PosT OFFICE
CSDRR THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING
TdxN TO Blk PRINTED IN THE SBwsPkPER HAVING
TIE Largest CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF The OFFICE. frs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 10
MORE THAN D0UsLE THAI OF ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINTED IN The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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MQoRE's WEST END DRUG sTosE ia
lS1 Pa acenxs, sohth Side.--San ord,s i,vsr IN
Orator, Wrights Vegetable Pills and frssh snns1y
OF Pur0uedicines Just received as above, al 2W
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| WAS troubled with Inflsmnatory Rheumatism
for a long tune, and could find nothing to relieve
me. At length was advised by friend to try Dr.
Cosswelrs Medical Salt, which entirely cured me-
would advice all who IN ctsd II give il trial
JACOB HOWSWITSER, Reading, Pa.
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FINALE TEACHERS.
4 wv Dung ladles SISTERS. cX perienccd teach
ers, are desirons Of entering seminary for ladies'
10 instruct IN the following branches:
Vocal and instrumental Music. Latin Freneb
higher English Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre,
oIan Painting. ~
= For testimonials apply to the editor of the Star.
or TO MIR. Weston, editor ofthe Republic
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ZINE READY MADE =.
80 CLOTHING
Black Drsp d. Eta Coats, Pants, and Vest..
H M ALPACA d.; do;

Hack E5eck Alpasss - do do:
White and Brown Duck do, -sf
-f- White Linen Pants, .,... .
rs White Duck do. -. .
% q. Bun do. h.
Travelling Busters, &c. H'..
Having connection with the iay>est mann. etuy-
Ing establishment nor, h. We enioy snoerioT aSysn
&c i.r The very best goods At the low
as. RosslGe Rrices; The sty,es are found 70 excel
exeels anything heretofore offered IN this market,
sna % acknowiedsed by all Who pstroni1e our
r, we Also hays on hand . superior stock of Gents
rnIhsmng 6Qods, and make 70 order Garments Of
vance on the prlces Of our ready made ciothing. ,
-H'. . h' =. M. McCAMEY & CO,
" @stFrAs under National Hotal-
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THE WEATHER 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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Southern Trunk Factory, lsS It'll street.. oDpo
isN-2m JAMES 8. TOPHAM
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- PRODFSSE CTVTRUS
uRAND DAY AkD MOONLIGHT PIC Me
or THE
Perseverance Fire Company, Nos,
AT ELLINGTON SPRING,
On TUESDAY, AUGUsT eTH, Is5s.

The members of the Perseverance, Fire Compary
No. respectfully announce TO their
numerous friends and The public gen EAA-N
orally that their Annual Pic Me vilo1ozxHkb
be given AZ Arlington Spring on TUESDAY. AuE
The members pledge themselves 70 do everything
~ their power TO render this the most agreeable PIC
Mic Of the season, and would refer u the Pic Nc
gwen hy taem Last ear a, q suarantes that ever,
thing vi be done to phase those who may favor
them with their company.
Prof schroeder's Brass aud String Band has been
engaged.
Omni0usss will leave the Northern I,iberte.
and Pa. avenue ~ 81 m, ard every hour durIns
the day until O'Clock The packet boat Fiylns
Cloud VIII leave oeor getown every hour during the
day. WV
Tickets 81 cents, admitting gentleman and a.
dies.
Cor1ynftfee
y:,f Dom, +. o., Wheeisr, ID. V.Ferton,
w. w. Grant, Geo. Fletcher, auSS
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Price 81; Chronic package, S2.s0 Sold by all
Druggists, IN Washinston, Gs1rEetown, and yicin-
lty and wherever the Star is read. Depot in Wash
tnston. T. p: MILIBUEN 4 Co. Willsrds'
Hotel; ID. c. TAYtOR & CO., General Agents,
22 Dock street, PhIiadelphia. sus
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ICE PITCHERS, ICE PITCHERS "
H ICE PITCHERS
The best qua lty PATENT DOU BLE-WAll
ICE PITCHERS, Of the latest STYLES, ior~0
sale At greatly reduc I'd prices ~
Call and you Will be convircei.
H. SEMKEN. -
IVA 23O pa avenue.
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TO CHRISTIANS OF ALL DENOMINATIONS

Prayer for the Jdlfy Of tte SptTU.
Dear Brethren The thoughtful reader of our
Lord microscopy prayer must mark with deep IN
terest, the earnestness with which He prays for
oneness among His disciples. No less than four
times. in that prayer, John XVII does our blessed
Lord offer the request leach slightly varying IN
phrascologyl = that they all may be one, showing
how near to His holy heart was this unity among
His followers.
The Apostle st. Paul. guided by the Holy Ghost,
presses upon the Christians ut Rome. xii. 81 Cor
NTH a. 10; xii H. of LIST Epste, GalatIa, (iii 2SJ
Ephesus, Nv. 3. g. Phllipp ii. 2. and Coiosse, ti
II, H,) TINS same unity OF the spirit IN the bond oil
peace.
Assured that all believers in Christ heartily desire
that His pray may be answered, and the Apostle
ions among Christians. which are opposed to the
the pure gospel. may be done away the undersigned
respectfully suggest that one day be annually set
apart for special prayer that God would grant that
his believing children may be made perfect IN
one" and that by the operation oil the Holy Ghost.
all Christians may be joined together in unity of
spirit and the bond of peace that they may be
hos temple acceptable unto Him.
Thus humbly approaching the L hTone OF Grace,
united IN heart, with request so consonant to the
expressed viii of God, may believe. that the
Great Head of the Church, in answering prayer for
increased aHRfy Of the Spfn, viii Himself lead that
Church into such measures for the acoompli shment
OF outward as shall most rebound to His glory.
We beg leave to desis nate the first Monday of Oc-
tober, the day for such special prayer, and invite
our Christian brethren generally to unite in these
solemn supplcatons.
PHILADELPHIA, July, 1889.
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Thus terminated the Convension al Went.
worth The most perfect harmony prevailed,
and there was plainly evident determination
10 build the road, and TO build It promptly
1t is an enterprise in which this city has the
deepest interest, and with regard TO which we
shall have much more to say. The gentlemen
from Richmond were treated with marked
consideration and hospitali,y-.witht true Vtr-
ginia and North Carolina hospftality--and
they will never forget their visit to the "Mea-
dows Of Dan" The completion OF the ROAD
through tho Coal Fields and to High POM,
will, we believe, constitute an era In the ms
tory of Richmond, and will gave new I'M
pulse to that solid and growing prosperity
which is now so apparent to every one.
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!, - UNION PRAYER MEETINGS

. - T Uh III UNITY Of THE SPIRIT.
Atameetlng OF Christians held at the of the
\ Dung Mems Christian Association. on the LIST in
slant the undersigned were appointed to present
the following request to the various churches OF the
etty. In accordance with the Recommendations
therein contained, the United Presbyterian Church
DR.. READS has been selected as the place. and the
following hours on Monday, the ID inst, as the
time Tor holding Union PRAYER Meeting by. the
Christians ef this city From ii o clock, A. NJ to
] p. M, and from TO So p. M. We would most
earnestly urge the Christians of this city TO attend
these meetings. and unite their voices and hearts in
devont supplicatIons for the unity of the spirit IN
the bond of peace
Z. PRICE. IN, s Preshy terrain.
J. B. WATKINS Baptist.
ASA SNYDER. Methodist,
JAMES X. LEE, 20. 50 Presby terrain.
GEO. w. JONES. Episeopallan.
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q 8
CON NJ ~ RtsTAL.
The Markets.

NEw yoRK, Oct. Lotion ciosed heasy-,ssaies
unimportant: Gplands nliddnr. IS cents. riouI
has declined 10 cents -saiea OF sVeO naIreisi ctate
s4S5sf 1905; Ohio. IS s0a 1898; southern do.zl@
els Southern white S1.4s; Western white ~ %
siz. Corn closed bua, ant sales Of 70 w bush
PORK closed heavy-~iness. Sla.s0T SIS 90; prime
siotoa $40 g. Sugar closed steady; Muscoyado
Spirits of Turpentine closed steady at 4147a cts.
Ros:n closed heavy at sl-52,a. Rice closed quiet
at 3G4 cents.
Sail, and $1,000 Tenn. 6's at SS1s.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Flour is steady-Howard
Street ard Ohio SIS. Wheat is quist-white, good
to prime, 3 20asI.3s. Corn is hrm-white ~ asa
cents; yellow s4sts5 cents. Provisions UNCHANGED;
Bacon Stockholders demand an advance, 10, &C.
ordered: Mess Pork SIG; Prime Sll25d $ll5o
Whiskey upchanged-city us.
ALEXANDRIA. Oct. 1.--W heat-sales of fair to
good white at Sis; red at S1.I0aS1l5. Corn
sales at IS cents. Rye-sales at Is cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

DAMAGES RECovEREp.--A lady has recov-
cred $3.50 damages from a railroad company
in Ohio, from the act of one of its conductors,
who put her off in the rain because she ten
dered a doubtful bill in payment OF her fare.
One of her children died from the exposure to
the weather.
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HAAUcTIoN, AucTloN.-Ws would call the at
tention of the citizens of Richmond and vicinity 10
FOSTERS FOURTEENTH ANNUALSALE OF
BOOKS. at auction, to lie held AT l6l Main street
next door above Genuet's Jewelry Store. The sale
will commence THIS EVENING, and continue till
all sold This stock is believed to be the largest
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully Invited to
call and examine them during the day, as all are
new and warranted perfect.
Oc 3-3t Z. COOK Auct
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SINGULAR FATALITY.--The Machias (Me)
Union says that Capt. Tobias Moore, the pilot
who was lost off the steamer Virginia between
Richmond, Va, and Philadelphia, belonged to
family to which a strange fatality seems to
attach His father, sister and brother all per-
ished by drowning. He was native of
Colds boro' Me
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

SAILED FOR EURoPE.-The steamship b.
russia sailed from New York Saturday morn
ing, for Southampton and Havre, with
Ss6o0 Co and 1856 passengers, among them Rich
ard Towsey, of Virginia. The steamer New
York. on the same day, sailed for Southamp-
ton and Bremen, with 203 passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

UNITED STATES TREAsURY-The amount
in the u. S. Treasury subject to draft on the
10Th ult, was SIS, ,45a, of which SAFE was at
Richmond Si5,799 at Norfolk; ,lS6 at Nash
yille Tenn and 1907 at Wilmington, n. g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

* - CARD.-We beg to tender our sim
80 and heartfelt thanks to the Kind
trends who so cheeriuy. and so efficiently, work
ed to save our property, from the fire which occur
red on our premises on the morning of the LIST inst
and also to the hremen, who were so promptly
on the spot and who iabored so effectively in stay-
ing the progress OF the fire.
oe3-1t JAMES WOODHOUSE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

K -. NOTiCE.-By a resolution adopted
ts>-S - by the Directory Of the YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION of Richmond. the
contributions Of the members payable on the
LIST day of OCTOBER, IN each year. Members are
requested to pay their dues to the Librarian, at
the Rooms of the Association and receive their
lecture ticket Tor the coming season. oc LIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

CONVECTION Alexander Board has been
convicted in Bedford county, Va, of killing
James Hancock and fined s 500 and sentenced
TO one years Imprisonment in the penitentia-
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BaItimore Cattle Market. Sent. 40

There were 600 cattle offered at the scales yes
terday. falling of from the preceding day of 800
The market showed more fTmness, and the ave-
rage Of the prices obtained is shade better. of
the offerings so were driven TO the country, $50 left
over nnsod. and the remaining 500 sold to butch
ers, at prices ranging from S275 to 4l21a per 100
tbs gross. making an average of $3.50. Sheep
81 $3.50. as 70 quality. Hogs S7a Ss.25 per
100 lbs, as To quality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

BANK FAILURE.-The Alexandria Gazette
states that the Bank of Manassa, located at
Front Royal, Warren county, Va, has failed,
having closed its doors on Friday last. The
notes of the Bank are, however. good, being
secured by a deposit with the Treasur of the
State of an equal amount of State stock, be-
sides the assets of the Bank and the individual
liabilities of the stockholders. Holders of the
notes, therefore, should not submit to any sa-
criGce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

There were l5i deaths in Philadelphia last
week.
The Legislature of Tennessee meets to-day
There were 420 deaths in n. York last week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

Army NEws.-Surgeon S. q. J. DE Camp
Medical Department, has been ordered to re.
lieve Assistant Surgeon s III. Bailey of his du.
ties at the st. Louis arsenal.