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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

A NDREW TATE,
"A BAYFIELD,, WISCONSIN.
ATTOkREYAT-LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC,
ARD REAL ESTATE AGENT
Refers to Hon. III. NJ Rice, L. :. Senate, Wash
lngton; Hon. James McClOud, ayfeld. Wisconsin:
Sweeny, RittenhOuse. FAINT & Co, Washington:
Da,nbert Tree, Esq, Washington, ID. C.
Attention given to locating Land Warrants
and to the payment of Taxes for non residents.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER TY FOR
y BENT iH WASHINGTON CITY FOR

w TNJN FOX A
TERM OF YEARS.-The undersigned will leass
to satisfactory tenant for FIVE years fro m the 18th
OF september next, the PREMISES on 1he south
vest corner Of Penn. avenue and lth sire et which
Tor nearly hve years past has been well known As
the largest and most successful bOard ng house in
the Federal Metropolis. Its position on onn ave
dents house, and its immediate proxInL " to the
washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, one
or both of which Is open nearly every mig hit in the
year, renders this property by long odds the most
e.lgible IN Washington city for a hotel kept on the
be arranged to scconmodate one hundred persons
dining, and restaurant apartments can he ar
ranged to accommodate even a far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances public and
private be on ilth street. within 50 feet eff Penn
avenue, and nearer tn the Theatre and Phi hs rmOnc
Hall than others that he established. For in
formation concerning terms, 4 c., apply to w, ID,
WALLACH, Star Office, Washington city.
2j IF
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
S1ospwoon MAHOGANY, TaISS W,Ak,NuTh
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber, having completed his assortment
ofFurnlture, would respectfully e1ESEI
Invite tny s,a ths sbs Stasns nas;c Of f. WsfhiGsJ
examine his stock for them
selves. consisting Of
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward
robes,
Fine Mahogsny, Walnut, and Cherry Jenny Lind
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etegeres, Ladies' Cab
inets and w Whatnots,
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs
Fine solid oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Der Sets, oo,''i
Bureaus and Sideboards ~ ~
ton, IVY 'f
Fine Marble-top Centre, Sofa, and other Tables
Shlna, Glass and CrOckeTy Ware, Looking
Ny purpose Is TO sell as Cheap as any other person
In washington, and on favorable terms and i
natter myself that no person wishing to purchase
will be disappointed ifthey give me a call.
o.. 4. GREEN,
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
ITGTIrIIS 4 DE " 4 A


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
deed of THst from Joseph j. s t5tGs 70 the s"b
August eig teen hundred and fifty eight Ie58 and
recorded u Liber J. A. =, No ISL fqos 47, Az and
in the District Of ,Columbia, the foiiowine named
PToPerty lying and being in the city Of Washington.
Lots numbered four and FIVE, a and ST. in Square
number ID four hundred and sixty -hve 49, togeth
Portable Dwelling houses.
TINS above property fronts on south f, between
Terms cash S Ino to be paid down when the prop
erty Is Knocked off not the property will be then
~hSe h% G %eSs nS be
paid In i've days after sale the trustee the
first purchase by giving three days ad yertlsenent
OF '"nf Join the city
aP 8-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
tue Of decree of the Circnt Court Of the DstTict
Of Columbia the subscriber, a. trustee under said
AETERNooN, APRIL S6th h'i eommencnf Ua fSpA at ~
O'Clock, on the premises, the following described
estate of the iate Commodore Cassin, VIZ '"0
East part of Lot No. D, in Bea's addition to
Slip, having front of Is feet. and depth Of isn
feet gsther with the improvements, sting of
Lot No; l62, and north part OF Lot No. I6I, in
BealPs addition TO Georgetown. having a front of
49h ieet, by depth of 100 feet, with the improve
ments, consisting of a twO-story Brick Dwelling
house.
Lot No 95. in BealPs addition to Georgetown.
having a front of 60 feet BeaIl street. betwee
Washington and Congress streets, running back i2o
feet, together with the improvements consisting of
anearly new large four-story Brick Dwelling house
with large brick hack building and brick stable at
tached The improvements of the most sub
stantial character, with water and gas pipes
yard. ~
Also, Lots 96 and 81, adjoining the above having
each front of 20 feet by depth of 40 feet These
each.
The sale will commence in front of the rst named
property.
Terms One fourth cash the residue in three
equal instalmcnts at Is, and "a months the defor
red payments to bear interest from the day of sale
| and the payment thereof to be secured BY bonds,
with surety, and lien the premises sold
AL conveyances at the expense of the purchaser
| JOS. II. CASSIN, Trustee
| sp1-eod JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auct
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ap 13-eO3w6ds

Bv BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
YNRGSTEES' SALE OF PROPERTY IN
NOON, h May. at O'Clock, in front of the prem
lses by virtue of deed Of trust, duly recorded G.
wo Will sell, Lot numbered two hundred and ei ht
(2s,l in Beatty & Hawkins addition to Georgetown
situated at the corner of 9th and Market st front
ing AZ feet on street, and running back g.
inches to High street.
Terms: Cash.
]. NJ. RILEY,l T-r.,aos
j. A. RILEY, { iiu''oes'
BARNARD Il BUCKLEY,
ap2-2awdds kuctiopaaIs
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/ OTIS FOR SALE.-On the Canal, No s. In so
$50, SO by lOo No: in So, forms an with
No s. and fronts so fcet ISL street. ado nns the
Foundry No. s, IN So. 70 near corner of Ohio sv
and 18th ST. about IS feet front on Olo ay snua and
fronts also on ST., on louisiana av. and the Canal
close to tho Mar ket; No. s. in So &c., feet on the
Canal and about same on Louisiana av, (part of
Fuggitts Lumber Yard > Also east half No s. same
So, q feet on the Canal and about same on Tousi-
ana av Apply to Il. L.. ROGERS, 5, Ca Troll Hall,
Baltimore. I1ar I-2aw2m
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mar Is-eotf AIey.n,d,SS. dhSe'

EQR SALE OR RENT-A three story BRICK
DIV El.LlNG-HOUSE, containing Is rooms
with 10 feet halls and attic rooms an excellant
ceIar large yard, and brick carriage house, sitn
ated on n street north, near 25th stre,t west The
house has lately undergone thorough repair, and
.sa Is now teaGy Tor occupancy. The rent Is SSD a
HOUSE, neIt door to the premises.
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NEW PATENT .
- WEDDING PLOw
r. Ihe subscriber having recently obtained patent
LOT new improvement in Plows for wedding corn.
to1acco, and other crops, is ready to dispose OF
rights and licenses upon reasonable terms. This
implement is experiment. IL has been fully tested
and approved by some of the most substantial
armers and planters Of Maryand The certificates
OF Its success will tell for il than any descrp
ton or encomium OF my own, The Plow and cer
uhcates may be seen At Barthoow's Seed Store, on
Ith street. Persons wishing tn purchase NAV in
quire Of me, or, DIR. Chas. g. Page Patent ATTORNEY
474 9TH st. THOS. A. ROBERTSON, -
r ap 9-lm 341 nj street, Washington citv
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Tickets $40, halves SO, quarters IS
Address FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO.,
WILMINGTON, DEL,

WILMINGTON, DkL.
70 ho sussex IS +. x COUNTY gN;I; LOTTERIES.
TICKETS 81, SHARES IN Proportion.
MONDAY: nanGs4.Pj5 :APEj p, g,s Ia2ehGIss. 1sa
Capitals.
prize ds of.---"sSSse prizes of.-----..sl, ,cco
TUESDAX, SDAS.,, Ap,Ts5i Ls, Is5e.GIass
'rsss ss. sss '4.ss: e.. q. .r
wEDsHsDtAS: y ssRts?:: Ag5 I.an w sssa1s!s'' ssoi.
DC, &C., No. &c. S'0
THURSDAY. sSh. AgrlaI q; M ;lsss.CIssa ?. p.
'r'ddS &c. of'si;s ~ i,s,S prizes Sc.l &c. $500
FRIDAY, April 2, Ia5e. Class d.
PTidas &c. Of of'is is$ prize Ss., Of xsl"0 xcs
SATURDAY. RImSS. Ag..iI. 2. M ls5es.,GIIss.a4 p,
''dss d. 0': f;ss 'fi1sa ae, si &c! sl'''
All orders for tickets or certificates of packages
VIII meet with prompt and confidential attention,
anu the printed official drawings sent as soon as
over. - - ~
Address FRANCE. BROADBENTs & CO.,
apl WILMINGTON. DBL.
NEW .PAPERHANGING STORE-The un-
4 Y nersigned has now and constantly keeps on
hand large and very handsome assortment Of
WALILt PAPERS, BORDERS, DECORA-
SWyIINTB9W " u GnS SHADES and FIXTURES,
S1iLr ,GORNlCES and CURTAIN BANDS,
PIIG IKE COR ID and TASSELS,
SHuTTER TIES, &c.
All OF which will be sold at the iovest "a xb
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CAkRlAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made addition. IN nj.
tactory, making 1t now one ofthe largest - D
In the District, where his facilities forStHiE
as asssnpieotqring CARRIAGE 4 LIGHT&Ss6
WAGONS OF all kinds cannot be surpa,sed and
nom ms long experiences in the business, he hoees
h.nd al KINDS OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
All MEafsAiRs neatly done, and al orders prompt
Second hand Carriages taken in sxchsnes for new
SIa-s- .-.r .-g ANDREW J. JOYGE
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-The DWELLING PART of the
story Hause south side of Pernsylvania av.,
east OF Ith street, and over Harvey & Co.'s Hard
Eare Sttore. Apply TO CAMPBELL & COYLE, or
r. W LIZ q BhO. mar l8 If
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
4 IN Aiexandria county, about 2k miles from
getoNn, At the intersection of the GEORGETOWN
ana ltue rails roads, consisting of ln2 acres. In
i4th ana n streets. Washington, ID. G.. ia loft
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-ContsIuIng
" about 25l acres, in Fairfax county, Va, miles
from THIS city, and the distance from Alexan-
urla, Ine farIn Is IN excellent order; has good
and Is well watersd ar tmbered; il is all
under ienoe, and large orchards of the
OF Iruit raspberrles, strawberries, &C., &c. The
terms oil sale viii be made yery easy to suit pur-
ehasers and if desired, the farm will be divided
For particulars apply to CHARLES HASKINS,
AIcnlIect, fenn avenue. mar 28-n
FOR SALE-A variety of b BUILDING LOTS,
L = on terms accommodating. Also, FIRE RISKS
taken upon Dwellings, Stores, Merchandise, and
FTrnIture; Inquire of DAVID MYERLE, No.
2Todds Building. mar lO-soem'
FOR SALE-Two BRICK TENEMENTS in
IN the midst of an agreeable and polished society
and convenient to the best schools and churches A
sum OF money will he taken which will give to tie
purchaser, IN rents, 10 per cent. Terms One-fou tn
cash, ana the balance in 2, AMI years, with Ite-
rest half yearly. Mr.. r. NJ Han son, Agent of Hire
Insurance Company, 18th street, will designate the
property more particularly.
Z. b. ADDISON, Agent.
maj I9-eOt1 Alexandria, Va
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OI
II WASHINGTON.

1trics Week UHfu FNTfher Noftcs.
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run reg
nlarly to Mount Vernon and the
Tomb of WASHINGTON on TUES E4akS
DAY : and FRIDAYS, leaving thcxk61E@ctz
wharf a. the foot of 7th street, at %, a. m and re-
turning IN time for the early afternoon train for Bal
, Coaches leave al the Hotels and the corner q,
trip 81. M. % no ~
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MATRIMONIAL.

10 lHE LAbIFs or THE UNITED sTATEs;
II has been my good fortune restore to health many
hous9ads OF my country-womsn.
MY success has excited the malice Of the sRyous aad
toua; but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd estnh isn my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway from the lair sufferers whom
Ikave relieved 50 long l nm held ia vfectonate and
kaukfu remembrance by those who have experienced my
slu oan afford Jespss the efforts of mschisfmakers
NV irisajs nave repeatedly urged me to place med
siuo for producing mcustruBun within the reach OF the
Ladies Of the Uuel States but an ndositon to enter
nsld 60 occupied by quacks with their percous nosrums
and unprucped countereers might palm upon
ne public their worhess limitations, have hitheriO pre-
vented from establishing agencies Or the sale OF my
AMlE DE gEMME," in the United States.
At8s yield 10 the entrearios OF patients and friends
aud oaer TO te suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered someShn, famous throusout th'
old World.
In regard 90 the efficacy OF the "AMIE DE FE "ME,"
Assd only say that it in LIQUID FORM aud is eEaot sucl
asI have used ypraGcen France, oI years and
that IL has failed satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme" aud ion staRd In the re-
tatou Of cause and effect isahks powerful TO originate
aeathy menstrual aow where It never has existed shd u
restore where hrs neen from any cause suppressed
urdFrtn guard Imposition Che wrapper OF dire
hous each bottle OF tho "Ame de Femme" vi bear
written signature Hnd both The bottle aud enclosing ht
vi be sealed with my private seal,
Fuoo, $500 package. N =, rtcoyr
Pans, January, 1871
F0rsGio wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No. - SUPERIOR street Cleveland, who will supply IN
annie 90 Femme" a. tho Proprietor's prices
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MERCHANTS DEsPATcH, Fast Freight Line, are
now receiving at this point an average Of nine Car
loads per day, mostly Louisville and 81. Louis
freight. This old, reliable, Fast Freight Line, is
fast supersedng all others iu the transportation Of
merchandise from New York and Boston TO the
West aud Southwest. Cars are run from Buffalo
10 Cincinnati aud Indianapolis without unloading,
Goods by this line are not detained or allowed
10 lay over at aoy poiat for want Of car loads but
are shipped regularly same day as roeeiUed. Time
in transit from New York to Cleveland 2 - and
days. aud from Boston TO Cleveland days. The
lowest current all rail rates given aud classihoa-
tons same as Railroad freight including four
The freight Is sent In cars hired ezciustpeiy for
this Dispatch, on EmgTGHt Passenger IatHs,
aud their olpa agents attend to the unloading and
forloardag of the same at eDsTy point Of transhtP
ment New York Office l97 Broadwayi Boston
OGoe, So State street, Cleveland office No. 2, In
Johpson's Marine Block, foot Of River and Trout
streets. eug2:24S
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LUMBRR-PRICR RRDuoED.-l would respect
fully call the attention OF those in want Of Lum
Der, that have opened Lumber Yard in connec-
ton with my Planning Mills have large a.
sortment Of Lumber Lath and Shin gles Also
1000 orDry Joist scaniling aud Squared Tim.
er. keep aud manufacture orsale the following
named articles, as good and cheaper than can be
bought at any other establishment in the city -
dressed FlooringiAs Whitewood and Pine, Dress.
cd Siding, Doors, Blinds and SASH Muudngs OF
all kinds, Pumps, Tubing, Pine Shingles shaved
and cut, White Wood Shingles Doors and Window
Frames, Brackets and Cornices, Scroll Saving
All kinds OF work done for customers. Price for
dressing Flooring Pine $3.50, Ash or Oak 81, so.
suriicing Lumber Sl,5O' Call and see Mil and
Yard corner ofEre and Knsman Streets, Cleye
Land, Ohio, G. II. KIDNEY.
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FROM WAsIIINGTON.


WAhhANANVNf aug uf
The receipts into the Treasury for the quarter
ending with June, exclusive Of Trnst FUNDS, were
So, 26452. including Sl4,2S0 600 from customs
sac 376 from uublio lands, and 80 ,OO5;3OO from
Treasury notes issued under the act ofCongress Of
December, 1857
The expenditures during the same period were
s26,2l2OOO, including slOOl6 600 in payment OF
Treasury notes, aud 81 $4,000 interest on the
public debt including Treasury uotes
The President has recognized G. Moqne Tre-
vino as Consul from Mexico at the port Of Browns
vile, Texas Also Frederick Kuhne, as Consul
from the Grand Duohy Of Mecklemburg Strelilz
at New York Jose German Rihou. as Vice Con-
sui Of tho New Grauadain confederation, at N. Y,
and Schuyler Livingston, Of New York, as Consul
General Of the Kingdom Of the Hawaiian Islands
for the U s.
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ACCIDENT. Yesterday, between and 9 A. NJ,
Henry Kidd, while feeling merry went into VIM.
Warmers Shilling Eating House, SO Michigan ST.,
and began playing with his six shooter, whereup-
on the proprietor of the house eXpostulated with
him on the improperly of using such weapons so
recl,lessly. Kidd after listening to Warmers ad.
vice, put the revolver in his side pocket. Warner,
fearing harnl endeavored cautiously to extract and
keep the same a while, unknown to Kidd, and in
80 doing discharged the contents of one barrel into
his left hand, making wound, which will probably
occasion the loss of two fingers
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TMPORTANT 10 FEMA1Es.
IN. Cheeaemnn,a PnIa.

ne combination Of ingredients in these Pills Is tho re-
ult Of q long and extensive practice They are mild in
sf operation and certain in correcting AL irregularities
Painful Mensruntions removing all distractions, wheath
sr from cold or Otherwise headache pain IN the side pal
pstsu Of tho heart whites all nervous affections, hyser
les fatigue pain ia the back and limbs, Sc disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement Of in the treatment Of
these iregu aros and distractions which have consigned
80 many thousands Of the young the beautiful and tie be-
loved 10 a PREMATURE GRAVE No female enjoy good
health unless she is regular, AMI whenever an obstruction
takes place tho general health begins to decline.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eGec.ual remedy known fer all COM
uaiuts pecu Jar Fsnal To all classes lny are inyal
uab e. inducing D certainly periodical regularity lhey
are own 10 Thousands who have used them At different
pernd hrnpahnu ho country having the sanction Of the
mos eminent gtvsicidHs in America.
tcit dire lions .! ting Ula and io1e they s0ad MOI
be used with BoItc Price One D1!l9r each boz con
fainiRg 40 Pills ,. ,-.- MI,
sf by 1laI prOHUy by enclosing price to tho Genera
h. b. HUTCHINGS, General Agrut,
No lG5 Chambers a., New York
Sold in cleveland bv WAt. FlSKE and GAYLORD
HAMMOND aprsd&w6m2n
VNW
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION

PETERSBURG, N O., Aug, 9,
In the first Congressional District Of North Car
olina, Smith, Opp has maj over Shaw, Dem.
tor Congress- Of 5s6 votes His election is an OPP
position gain of member,
In the 4th District l.. o, b. BranChs, Dem, ma
jority over Sanders is 679 votes
In the 7th District Barton Craige Is reelected
In the 9Th District John A. Gilmer, Opp, is re
elected by an increased majority
Nothing has been heard from the cd, I'd aud 5tl
DigtriCts.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 9th,
The steamship Habana has arrived up, with the
California mails OF the Goth ult
The money market at San Francisco was light
Flour was selling at 50 per barrel
Adyices from Minititlan to the "a inst state that
Miramon has issued a decree imposing a heavy
tax upon every citizen Of Mexico favOring the
Priests.
No other event of Importance had transpired in
Mexico
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KnNTUCKY ELECTION.

The following Opposition Congressman have
been elected-Brstow in the 30; Adams, In the
9th; Mallory in the 7th, and l., 4. Moore, in the
OH
The Fourth District is doubtful The remaining
five Districts are Democrat c.
Ths Democrats have q majority Of about thirty
on joint ballot in the Legislature.
Democratic State Governor and State Officers
elected by probably 10000 m0i,
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FROM CATRE ISLAND.

CAFRE ISLAND, Aug g.
The steamer Delaware brought down to. day
over five hundred passengers, among whom were
the Cincinnati excursonists The party express
themselves highly delighted with their visit to
Philadelphia, aud speak in the highest terms Of
their reception and treatment They arrived In
fine health and spirits. and will be well provided
for during their stay.
On Monday they will indulge in the luxury Of a
salt water bath. On Monday evening Mayor Bish-
op, President Eggloston, and the party leave for
New York
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nnnnAr nonnlna. Ara. 5, lsao
NnW ADYERTlsnmENrs.

W j. wamer-s5OO Reward
J b. Cobb Co-BIrs Partington's Knitting Work.
inghnm 4 Bragg
Hawks 4 Brother
Pelton rfed-For Dunkirk
Aaron Merchant Announcement.
Dr. Barow-Specal Notice.
Sunday School -Concert--Local Notice.
Hawks \ Bto--PoiodicilE.
Rouse & Ionning,-Wanted
waoted-A Young Man In Commission Business.
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sATURDAY NIGHrs REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Ang o.
The steamship Jura will leave early tomorrow
morning for Liverpool She will take out $3.50,
900 specie.
Michael A. Titus, formerly of the firm Of Him
rod Titus, flour dealers Of this city, died sud
denly this morning on one of the South Feny
boats
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-08

$500 REwARDl-Mr. W. J. WARNER offers tn,
above reward for the arrest and conviction of tn,
murderer of Mr.. ELISHA 4. STERLING. Cleve
land knows Mr.. WARNER well enough to know
that what he says he means.
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OREGON ELEcTInN

Sr LOUIS, Aug q.
Overland dates to the 18th have reached JeiIer-
son City,
Incomplete returns from Oregon of the Congress
siona election indicate the success OF Stout, dem
by IA small minority
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TENNEssER ELECTION.

NASHVILLE Aug g.
In 20 counties there ia an Opposition gain Of
200. The Opposition have gained one Congress.
man, and probably three
MEMPHIS Congress District 10th, Avery,
(Dem.) elected by about 400 mai
9th Dsstrict-AtkeHs (Dem.) reported elected.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Aug 6.
Montevideo advices furnished by an arrival at
this port state the British brig Earl of Derby was
boardedby Buenos Ayraen war steamer and tw
tons Of swords sent by Urquizas son to a COM
mercial house at Rosario taken from her.
The steamship New York sailed to-day for Bre
men with l59 passengers and 800 900 In specie.
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steamer Departures

Fo, DErRorr-steambcat Ocean, Capt. r. q EVANS, at
9 o'clock NJ.
FoR BUFFALo-steamboat City OF Buffalo, Capt. A. d
PERKINS, at 9o'cock p NJ
For TolEDo--sttumboat Forester Capt. J p. WARD,
mt 0 O'Clock A. NJ
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wAsHNGTON NEWS.

WAsHINGToN, August O.
Attorney General Black left to-day for stay of
two weeks at Fayette Springs in Pa,
Lieut. Spottsword has been ordered TO the COM
mand Of the United States Storeship supply.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-08

HORSE THrEF,--On Thursday night last man
who gave his name as Cooley, hired pair Of
brown horSs, with two seated carriage, of W.
X. Adams Co., TO go to Chagrin Falls, since
which time he has not been heard Of
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VERDICT OF the JURY.

ALBANY, Aug i.
The inquest on the bodies of the killed by the
recent railroad disaster has been concluded tue
Jury returning verdict to the effect tfat a. the
Schaghticoke Bridge was known to be unsafe the
Superintendent aud Directors should be held res
nougih'n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-08
FROM TORONTO.

TORONTO, @, W., Aug, @.
Two Touring mills were burned at ThoroId last
night together with the Niagara Hotel, seven
dwelling houses several stables, &c. The total
oss is about 600 The mills wore partially
insured