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BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers
NJ

NEhG DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
" HoCSE NEAR 'FRANKLIN Row" Al AUCTION,
VI " WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August lOth,
A. ga cocE, on the premises, shall sell very
desl able and well hui TIA ee-story and attic Brick
Dwelling House and lot, situated on north st eet
hno'tn sldel between 18th aud 18th streets west
Inc House Is well ouI and handsomely finished.
WIN gas Throughout, pump of excellent water in
the yard and Is In every respect a very desirable
home foT q snail family. The property may be ex-
an.Led 10y 81 pilcatioa on tue Premises.
Terms: One-fuurth cash the residue in 6, u. IL
ami "A moLths with interest, secured by a deed of
trust on the p emlses.
ausd J. c. McGUIRE6 CO. Aucts
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New YORK Marksta.

! NV YoRK, Aug. s.-Flour 5alOc. lower; State
81 6{a4 20; Ohio 81 90a5 80; Southern IS l5aSS-3O
Wheat 3a5c lower; Southern rid 81 25al IS; white
81 As. Corn heavy and nominal. Fork quiet; mrss
sI4 .6oais4 IS. Lard STEADY. Whisky duh
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A FIREmEN's meeting takes place at the Frank
lin engine house this evening, commencing at ~
o'clock, to make arrangements for firemen, pro-
cession, to act as escort to the American Engine
Company Of Philadelphia, which is to visit this
city on the 18th of September next ....
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I NJ. SINGER cos an
SEWING MACHINES

washington Q6ee-No. SIS Penn syirania Arenxe
For families ta'ons and sIi man Tp nm,
poses they uneq ualled; more durable capable o.
doing greater variety of work, and of earnins
me new Family Maehines at 9So and Gas are at
tracing unusual attention. = ? = - .0#9 - 7
we invite all to call at our new Once, and
examine them and their work. The great economy
In using such q machine will at once become al.
parent. Explanations given To ALL Circulars ilus.
traung gil Of Singers Sewing Macnines with specl
mems OF their work, furnished 10 all, ssnt to any
good assortment Of Thread, Needles, Twist
sng 1.neI machine findings kept on hand, and sold
,,,, IItLEt I. M. SINGER & CO.
2 WIN VI GLOVER. Agent. = - = ma . -iy
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ausd j. c. Mcguire & CO, Aucts.


VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
CORNER OF THIRTEENTH STREET VAST Am
NORTH II sTREET-On TUESDAY ATE r.
NOUN, August 9Th. at 611 clock, on thu premises
wa siia sci that valuable property sIuattd al the
corner OF street west and tn III street,
being parts OF .l.Dts Nos Il and q in square 81
fronting IS feet on north street. AID running back
235s ieet on Thirteenth, with the buildings, consist
occupied by st. gOseph's Orphan Asylum.
rms poPerty Is beautiin ~ located IN one Of the
most desirable sections of the city for private res
idence, and the sale should command attention.
lite Indls p1table aud sale without reserve.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue in six.
terest, secured by dead of trust the premises.
au | j. Z. Moo IllRE a CO. Anrf'rs
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nuaRctal.

NEW YORK, Ang. s.-Steeks opened dull, and
eIosed weak Chicago ami Rock Island 81 NJ Ill.,
nois Central shares Ga; do. bonds 81; Michigan
southern 20x; New York Central T2S; Pa. Coal
Co. -; Reading "a; cantons rs; Va. IS ~; No.
SIS S2A.
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Shockius Murder

CLEVELAND. August Elisha r.. Sterling a
well known citizen, was found this morning on
the Iavemcnt with his skull fractured IN.
probability is that he was murdered, and there is
a high state Of excitement here In conseq uencs
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WI fen facias issnad from tha ClarI q ~


MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two writs Of
xI herl faclas issued from the Clerk office of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and t. me directed, 1 will
expose TO pubic SALE for cash, in front of the Court
House door OF said county, on Tt ESDAY, the 18th
cay OF August next 1853, at II O'Clock No.. the fnl-
lowing described property, to wit: AL defend
ANTS rignt ute, claim and interest IN and to that
part of oriSina cot No in Square 3d. fronting Is
feet on II street north, and bounded as follows:
commencing at point Is feet inch from the south
east corner OF said kqeare, and running thence
north on line with 18th street 90 feet, thence ST
on line with said street . feet thence sonth on
Inc with said nth street % feet TO SAID street
and thence east said street 25 the place
OF beginning, containing 2 $50 square feet, more or
less, IN the city of Washington ID. together with
all and singular the improvement thereon. seiz-d
and LEVIED upon as the property of Sam'l NJ. Knight
and Will be sold to satisfy JudIcials Nos lbs aud
S48, to October tarm, 1853. in favor Of VIM Dove,
use OF Thomas Brown, use of Geo. Poe, Jr., u.s. Of
ii. Stewart and tbs other of Thos p. and Archa-
ma c. Staiey. by their next friend Asbury I loyd
use OF Geo. Poe. yr., use of n. c Stewart w. Sami
nj. Knight, w. w. Campbell and John II. Tucker.
w. SELDEN. Msrshal
~ 2u for the District Of Cnlumhia
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GOAL NEWS.

~T.E DAILY STAR will be punctually sent
L -. address Of our citizens during their absence
oftbe summer retreats, by the earliest mail
o., t5s paper isput to press. Thus they can keep
n.,,..lyes thoroughly posted with all that tran
- IN washington, and at the same time in
..o tbemselve. Of all the current events Of the
Terms, - cents per week.
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THE ExcUAsIoN Of the Musical Union" of
this city, to Piney Point starts this (Monday) eve
ming, at O'Clock, from Rileys wharf, per steamer
Columbia. Now is the time to have one of the
most pleasant recreation trips Of the season
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TO MufdeH I@dHe, Netr York.
RAYNOLDS. UEVOE & PRATT,
IL u SIN a. lion Ma. VI.

LUMBER AND MOULDINGS.
S,ARPENTERS AND BUILDkKS are respect
fully informed that | have made arrangements Il
keep on land supply of M0ULDINGSo Of the DIFF.
ferent sizes, OF the best guilty of work anC
material. Also, general assortment OF LUMBER
for sale at the lowest ices at the yard corner 18th
street and the canal. =" WIN, MCLEAN
Nv
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EARM FOR SALE-ln pursuance of the power
O'Donnogh hue, deceased, we offer at private sal
that valuable and beautiful FAR NJ, "Happy Home ~
containing one hundred and twenty eight acres.
three roods, and ght perches situated between and
binding on the Washington branch of h and O. r
X. and the baltimore and Washington Turnpike, I
mile from Betsvlle Post Office and 4mIles from the
Agricultural College. The location unsurpass ed
for health the society excellent; and churches of
nearly ali denominations within a short Istance:
conyaLlent 20 excellent schools; ard n grist nail
within / mile. The nels hborhood is Tapi ly ian
proving. This is one of the most beautifully stu
ated places on the line of the Raj Toady bstw a-n
Baltimore and Washington possessing the ivan
tage of MAJ ket in either city.
Washington be- reached by railroad in thirty
minutes. baltimore IN about an hour.
The land 40 an high state % cult vation no a. ms
or expense having been spared In improving and
Iertillzlng by use OF the most permanent manures.
There ~ an abundant supply of watsr-a never fail
Ing stream running throng h each field. . ---L
The improvements consist of q CO mfortahle brick
dwelhng, with TOOLS, in excelle nj repair; barn
stable, ice house; well OF water in the barn yard
an orchard Of the choicest fruit-epples, peaches,
pear plumbs, &c.
Al the necessary Farming Utensils snd fine stock
will be sold with the place or separately. =
The Terms viii be liberal and made 20 SUIT pur :
chasers. ID U = - - u :. = I
further Information may be obtained from DR.. r.
O'DonBoghue, on the place. W no Will take pleasure
IN sho wing &c 10 persons wishing 10 purchase,
from the Executors IN Georgetown. II. q. ID
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LIy,Nvxr

REMEMBER the excursion of tue Ladies' Catholic
Aid Society, Wednesday, August 10. IT
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ID A p + X H A NGIN IS

I-ty "4lft AT COST
!hs e esys we shall sell al kinds Of
MET GosT FoR CASH If charged it viii be at the
sss Sesst ti .s. Try Eoft Be N
: $50 d street between 9th and 10Th!
III Furniture repaired and vernished. jy 2-m
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT In another column of a Die
mic to b. given to-nonow 1T Humphrey T. Juene
nanns Pavilion, Capitol Hill, -
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VISITING PRINTERs.-A few day since the
Philadelphia papers announced the departure of
some twenty-five or thirty printers of that city on
tour to this Metropolis, when they propose to
extend their excursion to Mount Vernon and Fort
ashington-the object Of their visit being to
visit the di tferent scenes of interest in and LIE
Washlngfon On their route thither they have
been handsomely welcomed and entertained in
Baltimore by their fellow-craftsmen The print
ing to mako arrangements for their entertai nmept
r rom the well known generosity Of the craft here
exhibited on previous occasions of like character
the visitors may feel assured of a hospitable and
cordia reception.
r = The Printers from Philadelphia spoken
OF above, who were expected to arr We here early
TINS morning, had not react he'd the city at one
O'Clock they are now looked for this afternoon
between seven and eight o'clock They will come
by water.
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Tor HARPER'S FERRY-The fast and com
4 m1dous steamer ANTELOPE, IT,
town very TUESDAY THURS zs1es-Ea=saas
DAY, and SATURDAY. AZ 7 O'Clock m. Re-
turning, caves Harper's Ferry every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock a. m.
Fare Sl.0l.
n. b The Antelope makes an extra trip to Shon
herdsDwn and Wiiiiamsport on SATURDAY. MS bts
and Sunday mornings. jv I5-2n,F
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WATCH REruRNs.-Saturday night-Jas Con-
ner, drunk; fine and costs, S3l5. John Reeder
drunk and disorderly; workhouse 80 days VIM
Cochran, do; fine and cost, 80 Is Noble Grason
col, John Lee col George Wise. colored Mary
Martin. col, Easter Wise and Ann Peters ,lnIaw-
ful asSeInblage; fined Sales.--future to pay all
were sent to the workhouse for 81 DAYS eIcep
George Wise, who paid. George w Yates. SiIas
Lewis, George Jones and VIM. E Manuel were
charged with fighting, rioting, and stabbing and
beating John McDeyitt. James Moran and George
Hobbs. w. III. Parkhill. John Nc Dewitt Henry
Miller and Richard Dawson. arrested for the same
rlot dismissed and used as witnesses Edward
Humphrey, VIM. Sullivan and Charles Walter
We're arrested on charge OF being concerned in
hghtin9 roting. stabbing and beating a Young
man named John Clancey. Ernest Bergman
hghtnx and rioting: bail for further hearing
John Lawrence was arrested as an accomnlicc In
the affair with MCDevitt, Moran and Hobbs: com
United for further hearing. Andrew Landom came
in "a lodger Saturday night; toward morning
he jumped from the watch-hOuse window fell on
the pavement. and broke his collar bone He was
sent to the workhouse for treatment in the city
hospital
Sunday.-Michael Hines, drunk and disorderlv;
fine aud costs 80 -. Joseph Haines colored dis
orderly; 81. Is; John III. O'Bryan, drunk and dis
orderly; workhouse 90 days. Five dodgers.
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-AUCrToHJAfH
3yJASC.

b, LAS Enquire q co. "A uctioneers. z
SWAZILAND CHOICE LOT OF IJoIIoRs
o. ERfffDAs Ts sE lrss S1S cielas At AgsTlos
o'clock rst floor Of tse Aesisa as e -
sna 10, =, Tor account OF whom 4 may concsrn,
com ,,isinFWe choioe Lie uors and Havana Cisars
Bout i % y i. and Martin. Rye WHISKY,
Par'iOnl.r 4s Port mi Barsundg, Cabinet s 6ssii.
asd siSfp Co. c and H Hsd:srs
n,s = 20, Mosalle Musostel Champagne Wines, :
Ola easems Port and Amontillado sherry Wine in
About ta Zoo choice Havana Cigars of the mos. ia
The above are 81 choice and genuine goods, and
sne rs worthy the attention of gen tiemen in
rsI%s sas and under cash. fV over that sa@ er.d,
hssr aS? for satisfactorily endorsed notes.
sa Sd &C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, AuotIoneer.
Dsr ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
DAY the ab n. MAkp >. At hvcfIoN.qa TTES s
front of the premises part Of lot No. Is IN suasrs
No. nt IL on get street between and streets,
et tset G sb 2st street and un,ns hack
fssHng OF good two story frame house containing
for psT nancy noS occupied as store, and renting
Terms: One; halfca sh; lance in and 70 months.
iG:abe "' f.n gesd Of trust 'aEsR Tite indis
BY J: c. MCGUIRE CO., Auchoneers.
h3ns AT fs
n iiock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No.
f,ontns % feet on 10Th street west. between and
sIroe.s, Ianntrg hack 100 feet.
squafs to, tinS on f sss Premises Lot Ne
oidSa avenue, and irG feet on 10Th street east.
:, Tepm1s fourth CASH the residue in s. u and
an 49, J. c. MCGUIRE L CO, Auot..
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WE have received from Mctzerott the publisher,
curiosity in musical literature, in the shape of
the Original w God Thrush Song, withoutwords
BY Crochet and O'Neel." This publication sc Ems
10 have followed from the late concert at which
was performed the = Song Of the Wood Thrush -
planted upon paper IL Will be remembered. with
much di tficulty, and after such series Of wi Id
thrush chases by Professors Crouch and Davidson
AcouPe Of droll vignettes figure on the title page
No. D. entitled Studies in the woods represents
a bird-headed gentleman, concealed behind a
spreading beech. listening in rapt attention to a
thrush, who is piping with open throat, but with
wings and tail erect if ready for rapid exod us
in case Of noting any salt-finging DEMONSTRATIONS
Gon behind. No 2, headed The PerforInance,''
depicts somewhat ld-headed thrush perform
Ing upon the harp, while stout, white-vested
thrush is standing, music book in hand. pouring
out those same Wild wood notes 1t is whispered
that the word original, - In the title. is intended
az slap At RossiHi for Incorporating the wood
thrush song in his opera Of William Tell, 1.-THE
Pastorale However. we don't think Ros.ini
meant TO steal IT, Doubtless the e ara wood
thrushes in Switzerland, and Rossini knew it, I
BEAR IN MIND the fair open every evening IN the
lecture room Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Navy Yard the proceeds Of which are to be de
voted to the benefit Of the East Washington Mis-
sion. rst-.r- Z ...E. - .f . ~
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THx -AsEArR a Cow Hrrr Saturday niuh,
EDWARD Humphrey, Ernst Bergman, VIM. sulH1
aH, ana charles Walter were arrested Tor being
Ooneefned IA the det in which a Young man NAM
5ohh Ciancey was stabbed and beatei, n sEs L
n Jay morning the case was taken UP for hear
us q. tne guard-house before Justices Dom and
barnaclo, the Chief Of Police acting for the Gov.
S,,nlent, and Mr.. Norris for the defence The
,,S aS IL the sabstanceof the testimony ellie
-, q NJ 4nd>rson, sworn.-Was at the corner of
= iih and n streets, and saw several Young men
s s,,ing down; A young man from among the
CI,moa PPS1 ont and asked who We were. Jno.
SLahcey >. w Carberry. and Michael Armstrong
nS In company with me. Carberry said ssSe-
cond w ard the young man struck Carberry; he
C Ta, anu followed did not see the stabbing.
.Ianeey was tIsseling with the young man who
struck Carberry. Cannot recognize the prisoners
II was about II O'Clock.
d. yno; Cat,erry sworn:-was in company, as An.
derson said, and walking to a shin-dig saw the
young man as stated and heard him ask What
we werei gave him civil answer he said he was
= hnow Nothing; in about five minutes the man
| struck me; I ran, and Anderson followed
MehaeI Armstrong sworn.-Was i'm companv
WIN the above at the corner OF Fifth and II
suee's, saw several persons, and asked who they
Csrber,y S Sne s OF those persons came and struck
lacked Clancy; witness recognized Sullivan and
hum pnrey as being present; Bergman, he tbfpks.
N was tne man who caught hold of Clancy and
ana was Knocked down by one of the naftv. hoard
humphrey ask. g w hat Is that YOU drew on me-,
they all ran; l then took Clancy down to a house
clan. anu PhSSi-
. H. Bergman, sworn.-Savs he w,s with the
tntee Persons named aud another at the corner of
ruin ana N streets a party came nm the street
haiooing; they came to attack MS; heard them ask
iof PRICK: asked them what they wanted with
u; asked who they We're, and the sasd s.Second
w arc, fran kIin;H they all said they were no,r
NothlnSs, ana we also said We WERE though one
bet NV
saw three or four lying on the pavement; parted
two Of them; heard Humphrey say some person
had ''drawed on him." Humphrey prepared for a
h@nt; saw Clancy put his hand behind his back:
Humphrey called him son of a bib and said
there 8 your places" Walter during all thj. time
was very drunk, lying a cellar door; after the
hrst ARRAY he came up and said he knew Clancy
and asked them to hold on and not frbt
Armstrong, recalled Heard Clancy saw IN an
swer to Humphrey that he had drew nothing lint
his list; saw Ii. take Of bis coat i'm the crowd.
they were commngled | could not tell who
struck struck saw the .cabbard Of dagger taken from
Clancys back at the Infrmary; don't know that
he bad dagger. 'n''
Clancy has very ugly wound in the back above
the IONS, passing upward He is doing verv well
this morning. The Justices committed finn
phrey, sullivan, and Walter for a hearing Wed
nesday, at o'clock p. m Bergman was held to
nall Tor further hearing on u charge of riot, i'm
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l MOST MAGNIFICENT FARM

49, WITHIN HALF MULE OF THE TOWN
PnR "sA.tITESB 'kOUGH, AUGUSTA COUNTY.
o aha situated as described above, co1tainirs q %
ssnes ol Land which is very productive. and Is
sap ca adapted to the raj stag OF hay and mar
farm In Waynesboro There are 200 acres Of NOM re
,an Lana connected with the farm heavil ytmbereo
WI Gu Is not only valuable for the timber and woon
Win which 1t abonnds, but for grazing purneses ~
rom SIX 10 olsht cords of wood can be delivered per
a. very alive prices. There is a sp ING
on the farm, which, to a man OF enternrisa ,ri, S ~
tseii De fortune, covering about an acre of land
anu supplies a grist and saw mill with an aim nd.
auoe OF water through the year. and any kind Of
acninery could be connected to the mills with liz
a d,o eapense The improvements ali in good or.
family. The health of the place and the ex"aitaS,
sWJIsty y OF ihs neighborhood render this farm in.
valuable as u su inner retret ~ "
The Farm will be shown BY Mr. King who liyss
upon it, and terms, which ara liberal. made know
pS no LYME, Land gent
fe lq-l0t 0''ii'0A nall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

A"MogrARA" CASE IN SARDINIA.-At Genoa, on
the 2oth of December, before the first session OF
the Provisional Tribunal, girl named Cateriua
Lsvezxira was brought, charged with having clan.
destiney administered baptism to child, Leone
Levi, an Israelite. Un6er the royal patent of De-
cember 9, 1897, the public prosecutor claimed the
conviction aud punishment by Ane, aud the tribu
nal. after considerable delberatiou awarded all
which the prosecutor clamed-a fine of hfty cudi.
or imprisonent for the term CT six months, or uns
I'll the fne and costs were paid. There is to be az
appea al taken in the case bu, there is little doubt
but that the present decision will be sustained
The Israelitcs of Genoa, and, ia fact, throughout
Sardiuia, are naturally very much elated at the
resnlt of the trial
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DEATH OF A MAN WEIGHING 67S POUNDS Asher
A. SkilIingS. man of immense weight, died at his
residence, 844 Broadway, yesterday, from disease
Of the liver. Mr.. Skillings resided at the above
number for the last fourteen years. where he has
been engaged in the business of selling oysters
and fish He has been very corpulent for the iss t
seven years. but fatterly his obesity increased to
such an extent that It vas with difficulty he could
walk. Two years ago he weighed 400 pounds
Since that time he continued TO increase ia size,
uutil at length his weight reached the almost in.
credible figure of 6iS pounds. This was hie weiE bit
when he died. Deceased was thirty"uine years of
age, and was a native of Portland, Me- and was
all unmarried man. lie was jolly, good humor.
ed specimen Of humanity, aud was we'll known
among that class Of New Workers fond OF visiting
oyster cellars in search Of delicious biyalves.-N.
T. EeFQid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23
saS- THE aREAr VIRGINIA REMEDY,
AND No HUMBUa-
ehTERS, 60 SiNfALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR

eEIEks iNFALL1BLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
kHtEA, AND ALL SECRkT DIsEasES
AniS sfoat american Remedy, containing no Msr
Surlai or Baisanic properties, excels everything
.etoofe oiIered the public, in its curative resto
antys , aud renoyatlng powers; and the medical
mofia are astonshed when told that the above re-
boY TiL cure the above diseases and COMPOUNDED
nat me proprietor. WHO has known of the reinsdy
'or twenty ODD years. has known of case of twenty
yHais standing 10 be restored to perfect health and
al pther cases OF shorter duration TO be restored
"ishout single exception and therefore challenges
any 'ase " Hon0Trh0ea "a hich the remedy will not
pruuence on the part OF the patient and TO any one
purShaslng half a dozen bottles, and usin z accord
ingly, an his or her case he guarantees q perfect
sure and In case of failure, will furnish additional
hhed!clne, tree of charge, to complete the cure
MS agents; and cure will De effected with
'o' ihcohVenience to the patient. Sold by
dkuBBo APPERsUN, Druggists
ae,o-s. Agents for the city Of RiohmCnd,
n ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

SERIOUS sCHARaE.-Lewi,. slave /, Jno
u Quarles, was arraigued befor the Mayor. yestsr-
day, to answer the charge of stealing $40 In mo.
ney, aud gold watch, from John McKeoun, last
saturday night. Owing 20 the absence OF witness
es, the examination was djourned until Friiay
ana the pi isoner remanded for safe keeping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

TIE GUANo TRADE OF PERU.-The government of
| Peru sold from the Chincha Islands during the
yelr 1858, gusno to the amount of 265, 709. This
sold st the ports in Europe aud America, where it
was delivered, for abont fifteen million dollars /;
aud deducting 900 for the freight, this leaves
Sl2, ,000, 900 received by the Peruvian government
and their agents from the sales. The freight the
last year has averaged abont Sll ton. 1t is now
80. or les. At one time the freight was as high
as $50 ton. OF the 2o6,709 tons Sod 81 ,253 tons
we're shipped to the United States.
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0NObDo APPEksUN, UruRgists,
de l0-6ms ~, '"o 'i'! NJ ~ a,ST ons p. Sha.


S<1 IHE USE oF DR. HosTETTEs IS
na. az biITERs for Dyspepsia FlatueDce. Heayi
m oi tne otomacf, or any other ize affec tions is
, ,ot Vua 10 none in America or abroad 10 be able
W sette c0hhiently that The Buffers" are certain
tt'etor 5 ou'cc OF unaloyed pleasure 1t removes
i NJ lnoi oo matter from the stomach purifies the
oiooo, I'M parts Renewed vitality TO the nervous sys
slvln IL mat tone aud ener ~ so in ppnss bic
,ur 1 tne restoration of health The numerous ac-
Lse"ieugments OF its superior excellence and q.
tstits, 1a7e assured the propriesors that
xunot put prove great cure to the affi iCted and
'uipart vitality to the Thorough system
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