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Cotton-Mills in tho South.

Cotton Mil saies ring ~ np in ,rci M
ot the South. This W -nid ~ II whole, ne Ign
Of the times. Lot our brethren of TINT portion Of
the Union become Interested M manufactures, and
they will speedily abandon all cpr"~ti"u tn Pro-
tcctive Tariff Why. indeed should mt coarse
cotton goods be mnuu iuctured will, p'ont and nd.
vantage, ns well in tho South rs in the Nnrh?-
Tho rnw material is rni~cd there aud labor IL suf-
fcienrly abundant. This condition Of affairs Ia
now fully recognized. and hence il is. TINT now
factories are spring,ng into cxistonce. md with
every prospect OF success. The New Orleans Bull
letin proposes the establishment of cotton facto-
ry in or near tint city, II would. acrard ny, to
the editor. give steady. certnin. AID rrnunern-
tive employment to hundreds "i tho ilnntng popu.
m,ion, aud firm II nurlcus arnund which great in
tcrests would speedily trow up.
The savannah Republican, referring Ia tho ex-
iscnre of n thriving cotton factory in Georgia.
snys that I'll people in that Snte might as well
drive their hogs TO- Cincinnati, hive them there
slaughtered. and then lring back the pork as to
send cotton to the North to he manufactured into
cloth. and then returned for Southern and con.
sumption Our colcmporary first quoted, follow
ing out the subject SAYS;
Tho common cry is that we have not tho labor
To manufacture cotton. We answer that tho state
mrnt is mt true in point of fact. VIZ have tho
labor. There is not large town IN tho South
that has not hHc hanis enough To carry on n re-
spccahc ia tory. Hero in New Orleans we hayo
enough If them for hall dnzcn factories. Blu,
suppose We hud not. Make the effort aud the Ia
bor would come. There ~ not the least doubt of
it. Let it be known that hanl' were wanted ut
good prices Tor factory work. aul /, will not 10
long before they would he here. As well might n
farmer. in commencing to clear nwny tho woods to
en- n farm. say that he conll not begin because
hc had no grass or hnd To feed tho mules and oxen
Clear nwny the brush and tho grass aud fodder
will nppcar.
Tho uloyr il in the true spirit In this conuec-
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FRENCH PRErESsIpNs ~ CENTRAL AMERtcA.-
Our III ndurn- CORES e>ppnl"nt, says the New York
Herald. makes known fact of some interest, in
connection with other French mpscncnis in Cen
trail Americu. viz: thnt III" French government
has mn 10 the fine Bay Of F,nsccn it, naval station
the Pacfc; that one vessel had already arrived,
and that twouthers were expected daily. Besides
being the Pacific terminus Of the proposed Hon
duras railway, this hny commands tn" three
States of Nicaragua, Honduras md Snn Salvador,
all of which touch upon it. fleet stationed here
can be reached from Europe in half the time it
would require to transmit orders t. Valparaiso;
and this movement will compel the U. States and
Great Britain to make corresponding change.
1t is not generally known that the French have
lately had II very careful survey made Of the whole
Pacific coast OF Central America, hy Captain De
Lapcn of the friga,e La Brillante, the report Of
which has just been published by the Department
# Marine. 1t says of the Bay of Fonseca This
vast and magnificent bay, studded with islands,
which stretches into the land between the vol
anoes of Coscguna and Conchagua' has no rival
n the entire coast of tho Pacific, whether re-
ards its extent, its beauty, or its naval and COM
lercial position" 1t would be little remark
BILE if the attempt made by the English to seize
bis bay, in lS49, should be renewed by the French
1859. The present movement, whatever its
,lterior Significance has no doubt been taken in
lew Of the report of Capt. De Laplin.
"Go AHEAD.'-In n recent lecture Of General
Shields, on Mexico, delivered before the Catholic
Institute of Baltimore, tho speaker paid a just
tribute to the "go aheaditiveness' Of the American
soldiers. "From Palo Alto" said he, (which was
the first battle. to the city of Mcxco. we were vic
torious no matter under what circumstances, tho
Americans were always victorious. can't account
for it. The enemy not towards, for we used
10 say that they stood killing better than any
people we ever saw | canno: account for it, un-
less it was that the Americans never counted the
odds, but went at it and took it for granted that
they would be victorious any how. The Romans
have said, and they were great fighters. that men
who think they can do thing generally do it,
Audacity does wonders, and French audacity
fought all Europe. and came near conquering 1t
too but the audsaitv of the American beats them
alI-his motto under all circumstances is Go
ahead" 1t is fully effective as both the lsoman
and the French sudacity, and 10 short and sweet"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06

In BED WITH RATriEsN AKE.-About hve
weeks ago, SAYS the Peoria Union, two children Of
Mr.. Jacob Schell. the ono aged nine aud the other
four YEARS. becoming very weary from the exces-
sive heat, lay down On the bed, shortly after din
ner, and were fast asleep Some time after
Mrs. Schel went to the bed to replace some Of the
covering which had become misplaced, when the
horrid sight met ber eyer--the head of huge ret.
tlesnake projecting from between the children and
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its body in close pr ximity to theirs. Mrs Schell
was, oi course. much il,rhtencd but the prnvdcn
tial ar ival 1T twu men, who, with much presence
Of mind, quietly removed the chlllleu rum either
side Of the he'd ut thr snne Tim without alarm
ing the snake und nhcdy sn,e'l t',"ir lives. His
"snakeship' was then u 'eremipi u-l> -paoh-
cd. II proved H. be very IA - wnh six
rattlcs in its tail. How Ia -. t.,= eos - myste
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06

JOHNSON, YOUNGER Il OTkS, 13 Penrl
- Street bciwecn Main and Cary RIcHMoAp, va have
hand and offer sale
1000 bags Rio, Iaguyra and Java Cof,c;
- bag Mocha do
800 sides good AMI dams gcd sole Leather;
800 boxes Adam,niin Candies;
100 boxes Brown Soap.
LIS boxes Fancy do
1900 kegs Old ID ,mincn Nails
100 barrels \. o. Molassrs
IL oRsheads Cuba MoaSses;
81 do N o. Sugar;
100 barrels extra {. Sugar;
$50 do low grades Sugar;
~ do graduated Sugar;
SO do ground Sugar;
IS patent loaf Sugar;
50 barrels crushed Sugar;
80 kegs Soda
100 boxes Fren, b Window Glass 81.
l0U kits No l Marksr,l
50 ba' rels No Herrtngs;
100 bushels Clover. Timothy and other Grass Seeds.
Besides full GROCERIES we'll large
and well selected stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
llQi OS. We also Agents tie best brands
If MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, all Of which will sell
lw march - dts u Rep cory.
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Names OF GroS-Shop3 IN New YORK.
The New York Correspondent or the Boston
Hsi-"N "Nor'vcstcr'- li,erts the readers of his
last communication with n list "i III" fancy names
Of our houses Of "rcrcshmcui." lie says;
"Lmr.ely suggestive are many # the titles AS
sumrl liz the Gothanite grnErcrics and rcstnn-
rants All signs tal M-St fail in u dry time
The huuecring and ,'ir-iing seeker for physical
fodrr cxult- to unngnin,t The Eureka lunch,
aud though ia" Lunch ia pg faced ly word all
Greek t. him, he act ut once upon the Il have
fund ~ principle Dr .h,lully appropriate.
too doc one deem such names ns Oyster Bed.
"Oystcr Eay." Live and Let Live" "'rnrrapin
Imnch. "lIcn and Chicken" Oyster House.
"Shad AMI t,rlron." IL " n!cctionac'y d. lhey
appeal To- the Ias iy? They seldom fail I,
Of compassion. our streets tir irli u mods, and
winks, and gentle hn's-qnart'y w"rd"d, some
of thcm--hnt MI easily translated into "Nhat'll
you take /, ,lrinkr From The Afk' and The
Phoenix" +, The Temple, anal thence down +"
the more molcrn "Exrc!sur, all ages hctc meet
together to tempt the 'ntemp"ra'"' Hard nara
indeed i, the contest lnr freedom and the struggle
for Independence" All countries, ouc would
think keen ofiiccs hcrc for their thirsty subjects
away from homc. The Leeds Arms, Fam
OShantcr House," 'I,nIli-h Ale House, "lIar-
monte Hall ""IIote WndscA, ""Sarnccn's llend,
"Olymra, He'd White aud Blue, "Repullr,'
Lone star" "llelvctia HAIL. columbian
Shades, "'rhc Empire" "rl,e Krcmn," "Clty Of
San Francistp.' "Nolks Carton, New World,'
in al,lition to many a H,ic and Res'd"rafion
with unpronouncruble name, each has its Nolarles
aud its victims. Instances. too, occur whore great
mems memories are h"nored 10y preservation in
srriis, AMI llttlo me "a nain"s remembered hy the
nid Of a similar process N"ch arc me HhakoS-
pcnre." "rlc Clinton Lunch" The Washington
Shndcs." "rhr Santa Cleu+.' and, pr ron'ra.
,.Widow Forests" "I;iclr4 star "putch John
of nrooLlvt." ",Jnlunys Place. Oscar Shang-
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- HlNla HrO4 ~ - ~ ~ ssse. txAA4 SAf
- Spsin9 supply OF 9ROCERiES, tloUOkos B1ArtG
DRY GOODS 80, od stand on Bsdee eissss vesrs
rally inlas 9d,s klkEiEa A02M+- :
D = ~ NOZ. PAgNTEO. 1CCkErSs SsssseSsse01f
~ BY f-1lJdtal Mhx 1A9A1E-A.
ID DOLLED lRON, assorted .isess - saseez q
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81 CHARLES W. BUTTON
EhMS

iEhMS
n VIRGIN. \ published ally at s6, aud T'~,e&s
..t anpup ani weekly at 81 invar.ati N az
otherw, g. will he Charge N al eis,s y" php'f
m isc.ntlnued al the option o: the Propretos
md Al rr arases shall have been paid
ivUR inherited for 50 cents square of
cs ~ r. f Lp insertion and 81! cts each con,
red amer form weekly, and then ~ cts
t,rgnl or .aci insertion. II the number vi
.st nu ked the MS. It will De published ill or
t.ta3.t tnrdng
II EtkiA AT AYE -
-
y s7 '''''''''''
re l. tt-w' ckly. 10
tsrE
=, tiqert. tended Tor both papers Spe
y annual will be limited to their immediate
.s or the charged al transient rates
- IN new advertisements appear In the daily and tri
- Lily papers. -, :, ,,..,, ;.-a
~, tat. IN
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Great Reduction in Charges on Z: Gods fro ns the
North. vim RichnOud and james River
X Knnnwha CnnuI. lynchbury,
thence by Rnil, ond to the
Ouih.Wcst.
fNIANEFt'I friend, and the public for their lib
cral aironagc, ! would respectfully Inform them. TINT
wng of business consequent
reduction determined to reduce charges
Genorni Merchandise such Dry Goods loots Sh'c Hats
Caps Ae only per pounds which iucluI AL
expenses The Nharycs Iii hmond to the Lanlug
Depot AT I.ynchbnrg
Produce forwarded at very low ratcs
e. For special rates, circular.
ALFRED s LEE,
ForrdrdiHR ant cohmlsEio Ncrchaa,
ian 2;dts Tn the dock Richmond, Va.
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The Archbishop Of Agrsm, in pastoral lettsF
styles the King Of Sardinia, s.cock-spasrov
which dares T. prevent the soaring of the %
gle." and predicts fur him the fate of his father
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nailp S'iroinian.
The Right of Visitation.

As CONSTRUED ny \ LAZY BLOOMSBURY
SouAHr VINO Knows Norul>e WHATEVER Amour
PoiirlcS.--Na lady OF gentleman should think Of
paying visit early III the mJi ming. as tho chan
COS the ladies are not upon scarcely recovered
from the f,t,gncs of the pre-, ious evening, or too
nunervcd to be visible. t\ H. None but trades
men call the first thhg in the mornng) II the
young lady whom you are whiting should have
their bonnets on. your good sense should tell you
not u sop two or three hours, asyou should con-
clude that being dressed they are naturally an
NiouS 10 ~ out 1t ven are accidentally shown
into wrong room. ood manners should teach
yon not to take my nol'c 81 any articles Of wear
inG apparel that may he scattered about tho room
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r YNSURURC AG GRlClflTURA WORNS
Thankful for liberal share of the ublic patronage fo'
years. take Measure in Informing our friends
Fair We better prepared 'han ever u"
furnish roos and have lot of premium Tools an
hand We would call particular atteu,i to our ThreshnG
Machines Corn Shelters Straw Cutters Wheat Fans Cahoon
Cast so, ing Machine Whea Drls, Bckfor Hon
man others Steel and Cast Pows old and Improved
Livingston Po~s and Points. Peaksk Plows and Points All
we ask n Of oos in
our line, WHITTEMORE e. JOSIlN.
march ldta Propreiors
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llA u II DS. pr imr sides nd shoulders; loo
lVO bbls Yellow, g. Yellow Extra G. b. an. y Coffee
Crushed Powd red Granuated and Cut Sugar l'O bb
Hcrrngs 40 bbs bright M. Potomac Gross iicrngs:
40 0bbs. Ale and Der 800 Ibis common Whisky On and
French Brandy 7hO bbs fnc Rye Whisky, odd 100
Inn Wines randics - bbl,. Apple Brandy;
25e Cod Fish 600 bags Java, Moeho asuira aud no
Coffee 300 bbls n q. Moasses 20 hhds. \ q Suga lOD
boxes Talow, Adamantine and Sperm Candies 200 bbs
Truths Rumhighly favored; 1850 doL Buckets Broons
Tnbs Pals Lines Of all sizes, Mca &c; for sale by
JONES \ co,
march l6.dts No 8 Main Str ct, kichuond Va
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9,lEaMAN WANTED.-Wnnsed
"A poy the ensuing year. a good and popular DRY
GOOD SALESMAN, of character None need apply, who
well recommended for industry sobriefy and in
egty Address A B." Post Ohcc, Lynchburg. and
salary reIu red. Idec 2l-d's
nrRE FRENCH BRANDY, for medicinal
use a very superior article Also Juice Port Wine,
enc Madeira Wine. rndon Porter. For sale by
Rep copy lang 90 tsl w. A. sTROTHER &co.
WE viii pay Ihc highest cash price fer w osI
w In large small quantities .
NOWLIN MURRELI,
march . dts Lynchbnrg. Va
n uGHT FOR THE PEOPLE-I kave iuss
u 4 received supply Of PURE KEROSENE or CANNEL
COaLOIL Those who would like TO have brilliant and
cheap light win please call and be supplied Also supply
OF COAL OIL LAMPS For sale hv
narchl7.dts JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist
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DURNETT,S COCNA1NE, iOs ihr Hair, jm,
D received aud for sale ty - -...- -
jan 2J-dts.-Rep copy. w. a. STROIHER W
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oils: Oils = sperm, J.an,P, Lard, Fin
feb 7.dts STABLEn JONES.
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/ CAKD.-JOUN NnnAmAM- rc-pcc,fnii,

III OCKs! CLOCKsH CLOtkA:!:-Th.
subscriber ha received hundred CLOCKS
Of all sorts shapes patterns Itch he wodd invite TIN
attention and community at large Please cal
and ex anime, and yon will find the prices 20 suit
R.n conx fdec a,,sl JAMES DINWIDD1E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-08
kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, August THE following Con-
gressmen are known to have been elected: I'm the
Sd district Mr.. Brsten, opposition; in the 9th Mr.
Adams. opposition, the latter gain; in the 9TH
Mr.. Mallory, opposition, and in the 9th l.. +
Moore. opposition. gain. The 4th district is still
in doubt. In the remaining d We districts, the LIST
ID 5tL, Sth 10th, democrats have been elected.
The Legislature shows on joint ballot about ~
democratic majority.
The democrotic candidates for Governor and
State officers all elected by from 900 10 Il, O
majority
EUIsvILLE, August Z. p. M-Ofhcial returns
from the 9Th Congressional district show tie vote
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the evening of the 7Ih instant, GEORGELLA
HILL, only child Of ID; c. w. and Julia F. Ourand,
aged 10 months and % days. y
Dust, TO It's narrow home beneath;
Soul, To Its rest on high; Hf.'.
They that have seen thy ook on death
No more may fear to die.
On the 7th instant, OF whoopIng cough, SINAH
NJ, youngest dsug liter Of Or. NJ y. and MARTINS A.
Melvin, aged Is months and 10 days.
On the morning Of the 9th instant, at o'cIo ck
- 'HNNlE e., only of Rudolph and Anna
Elchhorn, aged j molths and % days. go
- Alas! how changed that lovely flower
a w hlch hloomed and cheered my heart; .
Far, hseting comfort of an hour = reg
How soon we're ealed to part .aasE74
~ Yer once on my bosom doomed ~
rear.d It In my charms; = -., 4.t
But while l gazed and smiled and loved -1f
itfaded In my arms. 1900 $3.50 !
= Johnnia dear Oh, nv beautiful boy 20 -.
w hen fore d nth thee to pa I, - ID ID 2.
Thou neer Wit feel or know - no SD
BE- The grief that wrinss my heart. 'A s..sv
sa. oft hoped thy smiles would cheer
NV last DEF lining years; JE73 -31IFC 4
Woid calm thy moth Of . heaving sigh. {
49,, M hush hef aaxious fears. 80 -a,a
mis- FUNERAL Will take place from the residApcA (
his pare mtg, corner of 81 and Streets To morrow
Eveninx, At o'clock-to which the friends Of the
ftmi.y are invited To attend without further notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-08

THIS AFTER No0NT To M0R10W

by ;; c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Apotlopesrs.- :
KoS sn ODPiANO FORTE, FURNITURE
On TUESDAY, MORSiNG At anpus lsc sALk1
Dsr OS q. =. tne Tssdence Of Mira H. Al. Pyfsr eo,.
ture and Ea,E streets we shall sell all the Yum
i E4;,cw3 9 Piano Forte, BY wakemyer 4 H.p,st
tur =, crimson bfoeateIls-covsred Parior Fnrns,
MN !. Ssi centre sai sof. Tables. -
Ann and az Ras :. n,s.nasom. walnut whatnot,
Git and H b Sv an ingram CARPETS Oicloth
Handsome enameiled ma bile TOP Co,tsre a.,
MsRbaT wanst carved marble top Chamber Set.
Bureaus, Washstards, Toilet SETS
Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows
Zane and wood seat Chairs Iounps
EXTENSION Dining Table, r efrirerstnr
G 70 Glass and Crockery Ware,
C99klng and other Stoves, Kitchen Irt.,,;,, a..
, ass,ms s s25 and under cash; over that ,Sn
0n,a. and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
gu sd J. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auct.
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North Carolina Election

PETERsBURG, Aug. 6-The majority for Smith.
opposition. in the LIST Congressional district, 10
5s6-an opposition gain.
In the 9Th (Raleigh) district, Mr.. Branch, dem
has a sjority of 679 over Saunders, independent
democrat.
la the 9th district it thought that Mr. Scales,
dem, had been beaten by Mr. Leach, which, II
correct, is an opposition gain.
In the 7th district Mr.. Craige. dem. has been
reelected
In the 5th district Mr.. Gilmer, oppo-, has been
reelected by an increased majority.
Nothing has been received from the I'd, ID, and
sth districts
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By A. GREEN. AnctIoneer

V'RCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
\ ESTArE-By virtue of deed of trust. bssTIn.
d Ss s on the d day Of March, 1885, and recorded
l 9os 81 ct SEQ, the subscriber will sell ar cub
nc iHs sa e, on q THURSDAY, the 25th day of August
oy, az CLOCK p. nl.. IN front of the premsas the
l9nowlng property, to wit: All The piece or parcel
W rea estate situate, lying and being in the CITY of
on is Ton, District of Columbia, and described
number sixty seven, t67I an square urnbeg fn"r
hundred and forty eight, (4iS and situated on 9Th
sIre al distance of fOry-eght (s8l feet north of
ahiteen 49, foot alley. and at line between said 0t
ahI 10Y hu"per sixty SIX 6Sl as laid down on the
SUBDIVISION of said square, thence rur ming west
issuance along said dlvl:inE line lone hundredta nd
hve '5 feet to fifteen s. foot al ey thence ssntb
aong SAD alley stance of sixteen il6 fes thence
east dis lance of one hundred and five fiN5l feet
DeIpg at said eth street west, thence north along
tn lIhe OF SAID street sixteen co feet To the lace
oil beginning together with the improvements there
'iiNio
Terms: One half cash the balance in & And -
tnohths with interest from the day Of sale secured
OS deed OF trust on the said property; and
~ sale not complied with in five days after the sale
the trustee reserves the TO resell upon six ay
houce, at the risk and expense of the defauting
PnrChasSr' All oonvoyancIng at the ex pense of the
EDWARD c. CARRINGTON. Trustee.
an3-eod6ds A. GREEN. Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-08

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINiMgNr.
From rich and poor, bond and free-all colors.
need of praise awarded this wonderful artic e.
Sores a. neaied, pains .lsvsd, lives saved valua-
BILE animals made seful, snd untold Ills assua ed
BY this great medicine watch surprising to the
Judgment of man. What family does not require a
standard Llniment? Who ever heard of the same
effects produced by any other article? For Cuts,
Bruises SpraIns, Rhcuma tism, SwellIngs, Strained
HoTses c. Ii has no equal. Be,rdrS Of in1ifations
The gonulne MI stans Linlment Is sill by all ,
spectacle DrpEslsts and Livery men ~ every town,
america, Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean.
Buy at once. -..E-
BARNES PARK, PToprietors. New York.
Also, Lyons Celebrated InSect Potrder.
au 8-lmeOW
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

INTENSIVE SALEOEVAIT
- ING LOTS IN SQUARE No. So on THr Is,
front Of ~ the 18th instant, shai sell in
m, % handsome Building Lots being hd,,,;, y.
in S,xna uSfs u, 49, 90 a. a, IS and IS
The above property fronts on Third and po,x
ali rnnnin streets west and and stree Is south.
81 o s 10 wide alley, with frontage OF
,a,.i one Iourtn cesn U,sau~~
XXWs, TOT notes bearing interest fro day Of sale
Mafarted deeds given and deeds Of trust taten
rdts OF the square and subdivisions will be sbovn
store IAN 5-d,sl so,o ~ ny auction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-08

NASHVILLE, August MIR. Harris, the Demo
cratic cand date for Governor has ma jority of
about 6 go in the State
The Opposition have elected Congressman in
the2d, 3D. 4th 5th, and Sth districts and probably
three members.
The Democrats have elected members from the
6tb 9TH, and 18th districts. The 9th district il
still doubtful
The Legislature is Democratic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-08

ACCIDENT on THE RAILRoAD.-On Saturday
afternoon, as the quarter to four O'Clock train to
Baltimore was passing under the bridge at the
Intersection Of Second and streets, man named
Hutchinson, passenger, incautously thrust his
head out OF an open car window. and it came In
contact with one Of the abutments and received a
violent blow on the forehead. which rendered the
man iDsensible. His wound was supposed TO be
very serious, and much concern is felt by his
Annapolis, Md. and has been engaged in the
oyster and crab business in this city during this
summer
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Baitfmere Maykes.

BALTIMORE, Aug. s.-flour clos ID firm aud
nominal Wheat closed buoyanf; sales Of Il 90 .
bushels; white 81 .s0aSl AZ; red II I5ssi 25 Corn
closed dull; sales Of IS .0p bushels; white and
ellow 7sasoc. Provisions closed dull; mess park
IS IS; bacon sides IS &c. WHISKY closed duh At
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BY A. GREEN, Auctlonee

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT AUG.
TI0N.-on THURSDAY, the 18th Instant, I
shall sell In front OF the premises at pollock D. M
LOIS Nos 2 j. 8 and Z, IN square 50 il being more
handsomely situated on the Island, fronting on "a
south.
Terms One fourth cash; balance in G, - aad Is
moEths for notes bearing interest from day OF sale
= deed given and deed of trust taken. Title IN
dlspntable. tau +-dtsl A. GREEN, Auct
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FUTURE DAYS

BY J. c. Mcguire CO, Anctioneer..
ST0CkS At AUCTION-O TUESDAY
tEhnOON, August 9th at a. O'clock. a. the
Auctlon Rooms. we shall sell N' ~ 'ae
~. 2s Cot poraflon OF Washington Stock ..-
~, ~, Evaporation Of Alexaniria es stared Stool-
IN New York, '''''es' Pasaoe
SOP Bank Of the Old Dominion Stock.
Terms cash In current funds
gu o-u j. q. McfnIIIRE co A,...
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GRAND Day AND MooNLIGHT Picnic To-NoR-
Row.-The Perseverance Fire Company, No. 5,
give grand day and moonlight picnic to-nor-
row, at Arlington Springs. Prof Schroeder s
brass and string band has been engaged for the
occasion, and the members Of the company pied l-e
themselves to do everything in their power to
render this the most agreeable picnic of the sea-
son. The remembrance of their picnic Of last
year, and the known gallantry and liberality OF
this OCCASION