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yEA TIE DE TERRAINs DE vALEUR DAMS LIE DEUx-
iems Disrc compe de la vile de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
tnxdxa dn Garaa fInInHu

VEh TIE DE TERRA1NB DE VALEUR DAMS lie DEUX-
eme Darict compte de Ia willie de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
par oIdre du Conse Comlnun.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Encanteur de la ville-Bureau. 10 Bank Place.
TEUDI, FL de Juliet, midi, dams lie r0tun-
da de PHote SChaes, conormite resolution No
1878 dn conse commun 6jule 1859 la prop
ete ci-dessous decre vendue, savor- W.
UN TERRAIN, situe dams et borne par les Canal,
Franklin de Ia Douane e Treme Deuxieme District de
VILE 26s pieds de face Ia du Canal ia
pieds de profondeur.
TERRAIN slime dams lie m eme let ct District.
pieds Franklin 10 30 peds de
proondeuI Ls ont les plans du voyer de VILE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tiers nptant ct Ia balance ct
credit pour bets garants
propriee vendue aussi porant intet taux do
e neret de cent de pale
men de l'echeance jnsqn& Placement.
Aces de pardevant G. T. Foer nossire de Ia Vile
aux fras des aequereurs. jy8
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AUCTION SALES.
osCILLATING STEAM ENGINES AT AUCTION.
BY TOURNE f. THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRNE, Auctioneer.

TUESDAY, GOTH inst, Mt III o'clock A. M,
L at No. ~ st. Charles street, will b sold
Two oseistips Stan ENGINES Of one and four horse
transmission pipes ETC.; all extra work. stM6
Two large SHOW Windows and sundries.
iy7 II l6232a26
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abored to find, and have found, On antidots.
Ayers Ague Cure,

which nues this poison e The blood and su.
ates tho liver expe from the body should - Il
does this affecting disorder with certainty Ard II
does rather does what Of service those sub
ect to this infection If taken in expes from IN
system ~ 4 E abseIbed and Thus keeps those Who
to the disease. Consequently It only cures PROTECTS
FROM the variety Of affections which ~ this
malignant influence such Remitten Fever Chill feycv
Dumb Ms.fsd Asue PsIiOdisa Headache Billion.
Tnothache Earache, GAtarrh, Asthma Palptasious
Painful Affections of the Spleen, Hyserc Collie Paralyss
when arising from this cause VIII b found 70
of these derang ements, the disease
This accomplshes by stimulating the excretsres to expe
the virus from the system and these degrees become
habed to do this office Of their accord sssss
what We term accimation" Time may accomplish the
tempt while this "Ague Curen does i once, With
safety We have great believe this o. we'll
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the masmatc Infection than any other which has
been discovered and Il has still another
to the public, which is that it is cheap well good
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HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, Z
New Orleans, April %, 1859.
@-Speclal Orders-The Washington A rtil-
lery hereby ordered attend guar Drills
of the company. every THU RsDAY EVENING at half
past a O'Clock. By order Of
H. M. IsAAcsoF, First Serg't. a29
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New ORLEANS CANAL AND BAsK1sG COMPANY, Z
New Orleans April IL. 1853.
A8The business of this in silt ufion Will be
henceorth transacted Banking Hou e. corner Of
Camp and Gravier streets
all If Fl. KERNIOE Cashier
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BY ]. B. WALTON.
~ b. WALTON.

REAL ESTATE IN THE SECOND DISTRICT
at auction for account Of the city Of New Orleans BY order
OF the Common Council.
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New ORLEANS, May I, 1852
sS-To the Stockholders OF the Southe rn
Pacific Railroad CompanyI leave this Memphis
but the Stockholders have horized Mr. H.
s. Fulk "a Common between the
and M to deliver my official receipts may wish
to make the Loan until otherwise by
the Company. G. s. TODD,
my9 If Vice President S. p, R. r, Co
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WINES. WINES
w 40 4 casks Burgundy Port
20A :. Roy4l Company Port.
Il Il .. Chamisso Pure Juice Port.
20I Old In perial Port
30I4 Harmony Nephews' Sherry.
2DA p. y. Martin =.
l0R Duff Gordon =.
As Il :. rette MADEIRA.
10 boxes Como de I.obos Madeira.
s :. Howard. March & Co. Madeira.
I.n" 81 cases Ieslies Bitters.
CO :. Henkell d Co. Stenwen.
40 Sparkling Nosel.
20 Hook.
In store and for sale by s. WOLFE
jy6 Crner of and N. F Leyae sts
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By b. WALTON, o
City Auctisneer-ofice, 10 Bank Place.
FTVHURNDAY. Jul al, at I2 O'Clock NJ, in the
Rounds Of the st. Charles Hotel, in conformity with
, sa vi the Common Council July e
A CERTAIN OF OF GROUND, ai,usted in Tho SQUARE
bounded BY Canal franklin Cusomhoae and IRENE Streets
street. by IA feet In depti.i = -. y
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND Situated In thu same
square and District and measuring IS feet front on Frank m
street. 10 50 feet in depth The whole according to plans
by the City Surveyor. ~ f
H9.TERMs-one.t cash, and the balance a. and
sold and also bearing interest Of per ceut from
date Of the passage and signing Of the ad notes 10
bear int rest he rate Of cent in
from maturity until paid.
Of before c. y. Fortier City Notary st the az
pense Of the purchasers. III
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fk1sA1 1sysA
suffer large Of the globe 10 tee
diseased action In the induced BY tho poisopus
asm Of vegetable decay. This exhaaou q
action Of solar heat SOIL with waery vapoe
from i While the sun is below TIE horizon this nes
the lungs iEto the blood There It irritating posn
the internal and excretng Of the The
liver becomes torpid and fails only rus bat
also the bile fom the blood Both The virus md The BILE
disorder The spleen, the Kidneys and the stomach Jmpa
thze with the liver and become disordered also Finally
instinct Of organism, in attempt
iOas infusion coneenra.ss the whole blood # the ~
leaves the surface and rushes tho tn
gestive violence. This is the CHILL But In this
fails. Then the FEVER follows which the
central and PUSHES the surface 1. in smother st
oryhe Skin In this also and the abandons
the attempt exhausted and waits for the of strength
the hopeless effort another These s
and paroxysms Of FEVER AND AGUE. Such ccnsaitu-
removed. is Pa
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OFFICE fosTCHARTgAIE r. r. TO-, I
New Orleans, June 2 49,
aS-A dividend OF four per cent. on the capt.
tai stock OF this Company has been declared by The Board
Directors payable to the stock holders and aft 10th
inst, II the flee of the Company.
je2 p H. GOODWIN Secy.
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Polar Star r.. A.s.-Chapter No. Al
Regular conversations SATURDAY evening o'clock
at tho Grand Lodge Masonic Hall, St. Charles
OFFICERs-John Fl. Holland NJ. E.. H.. p. William
Holsnd f. Ii, GEORGE Evans, r. s. Frank Bart
A.. o.; ". C. wilson e. M. 81 v..P. j. Christian O. .
M I'd w. Anton ofergeld G. M LIST v; T. D. Van Horn
Treasurer Chas W Clark Secretary Louis Hertz Guard
By order OF the M. e.. H. P.
dis " CHAS W CLARK S.cv
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a.Dudley Lodge No. SO, f.. and A.. NJ
Regular Communicates of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
uRDAY EVENING; At o'clock in their Lodge Room at
Perddo Members of the Graft aternay invited
attend.
orrIcERsWm- B. Stewart ". M; W. T. Purvance, S.
W. "a. COPELAND W.; VIM. Cooper Treasurer S. l. Gull.
let Secretary Edwin Marks, s. d. j. H, Gennson J. D.;
Jos. Chiet. Tyler. as ly
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..eu, JOHN r. MAURER. SHOEMAKER, IN
forms his friends acquaintance and the puhlic
I'M general. that he has removed his BOOT AND SHOE
- STORE from No. 267 Victory street to No. u Front
street. between st Ferdinand and Montegut Third
District where he will teep constantly hand large
ment of ROOTS, ST oEs, BRoGANs, etc. for Men, Women
and Children.
Boots shoes the full satisfaction of the
purchasers, also, neatly repeirt al the lowe tprces.
je25 1878
q C. NJ. RUTHERFORD. COMMISSION
Agent for the Purchase and Sale of slavesOice and
TX Yard. No. 6S Baronne street, New Orleans, La.
~ mis- If
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&ULE AGENCY
~ OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
TENNESSEE.
Sugar Kettles from 81 to ~ inches diameter rs an inch
>: 66 to AZ inches diameter. -. / 90 an inch
- under AZ inches diameter ....... rs an inch
Furnace Mouths SIS $780, and 1885, according TO size and
tern. Crate Bars 4c. per pound r
E. +. LAVILLEBEuVRE
Com nission Merchant,
Nc IJnio
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EXECUTIVE OYYIck. I
BATON Rouge, La, May 10, 1852
H9rAt recent meeting Of the Board OF su.
pevisos Of the State beminary Learning held Ae1an
adopted
Resosvsd That the President Of the Roard In his Official e.
pacy advertise for applications from persons competent
ill
tai Philosophy with Artillery tactics which ,ha
attached salary Of twenty i've hu dred dollars per
$3.50.
The Office Of English Ancient Languages;
TO which ONCE shall DO attached salary Of two thousand dol
lars nnuu-$Ak0.
Instructor OF Engineering Architecture Drawing; 10
which office shall be attached salary Of twenty-five hundred
dolars-S26O.
a. The Office Of Instructor of Chemistry Geology Miner.
oogy and Of Infantry Tactics which Office shall be attached
The office Of Instructor Of the Modern European
70 which office shall DO attached two thops.
and dollars per annum-S200o
From the Five Professors selected Superintendent will be
chosen, who shall thousand dollars Sg-extrs
consideration In virtue thereof
Furnished be provided the Professors free of
charge.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution hereby
given 10 all such persons desire TO themselves
competent to fill the chairs above make app-
Executive Office ut Baton Rouge the 10th dav Of July
next, and after that time Alexandria the Parish OF
pdes until tho LIST day of August 1850 which time and
eace the selections will be made to fill the several Professor
ships, and Superintendent chosen.
The appointments thus will take effect the FIRST
MONDAY OF JANUARY NEXT, Qs60,) which time
the institution will be opened.
ROBERT G wICKLIFFE.
n7- National Inteieen Richmond Enquirer Louisville
Courier Phladephia Enquirer New York Herald Charleston
Mercury Kentucky Yeoman, Boston Post Nah vile Pa
# OF will please and send bill to the Executive Office
Baton Rouge La jeI0 tai
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81
THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREr FORE Elk
listing between the subscribers under the firm of SEA-
MAN PECK CO. in this city and New York. dissolved
by Limitation the goth ult the senior retiring
Either of the surviving members he CIAPP
MITCHELL JACK, authorized to sign in liquidation
J>O. b. SEAMA
CHAS. @. PECK,
PHILIP q. MITCHELL,
JNO. j. GIDIERE,
Surviving Partners
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COMPREHENSIVE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
~ this day formed opartuership, nrd purchased the
stock goods firm of SEAMAN, PECK Il CO..
and will continue the business heretofos their
They will also to the liquidation of the business
Of the late firm in this city,
EMORY CLAPP,
PHILIP q. MITCHELL,
EDWARD w. JACK,
JNO. j. GIDTERE,
or New Orleans.
GEO. A. SEAMAN,
OF New York
New Orleans July l, 1859. yl I'm
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NOTICE. notice.
The Undersigned has disposed Of all his right title and inter
n the business known as "DoRR's SOUTHERN AD
vERTIsING AND COLLECTING AGENCY 10 the nrrn Of
fore. ]. W. DORR.
New Orleans, December H. 1853
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M F.HYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGIN FER
IN has removed his office to ANTE CITY, where he
locating surveying land and will GENE
RAJ LAND AGENT in the parishes Of ST. Helena St. Tam
many, Washington and Livingston.
Price Of Government lands under the graduation laws
centsper aul2 ly
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Fatal Railroad Disaster

ALBANY, Aug "a fatal accident occurred on
the Northern Railroad last night. near Schsgti-
coke, to the down train due he at % O'Clock
when passing the bridge which spans the Tom
hammock, the carswere precipitated into the cree
below-a distance Of IS feet-in eight feet water
over thirteen persons are reported 90 have been
killed, but no names from the South have been re-
ported.
AS far as known the killed are Mrs SCHUYLER,
OF Albany Mrs. Cooley, wife Of the conductor
Albany; Charles Berthelon. brakeman. Albany
Charles Plimpton, mail agent, Vermont David
russell. express messenger, Albany; Patrick
Connolly. brdkesman, Greenbush. Among the
wounded are c :. Cooley, conductor, Albany,
badly Thomas hcCarrick, newsboy, right leg
Troy, passenger, badly injured, supposed inter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-03
Kentucky Election.

ST. LoUIs, Aug. 2.-The Kentuc ky election for
Governor and members OF Congress was held on
Monday.
The returns indicate the election of Magoffi n the
Democratic candidate for Governor, over John :
Bell, Opposition.
Also, small Democratic majority in the Leg Is,
lature ON joint ballot.
The following Congressman have probably been
elect ed:-Burnett, Dem, Peyton, Dem, in sec
ond district: Bristow, Opp; Brown. Dem. i'm
fifth district: Garrard, Dem Mallory Opp. In
seventh district; Sims, Dem; Stevenson, Dem.
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 2 1t Is reported that the
Democrats have gained 400 Ina Jefferson county,
Kentucky.
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'iHIIiIi HEHi|IlaI
THREE DAYS LATER FaoM EUROPE.

i"nIH DAfs LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival 81 The Persia
NEw lo5k, Aug ;3.-The Steamship Perxi.. vi,b
this morning. Ae'e
The PElcr coxrrrx>cr
The Peace Conference between France ana Av.
Gia was expected 10 take place In about q week
The Sandman representative had not hen nnued
sud IL was believed none would be nresent bat
sardinta, if she pleasrs, will acQufesce I'm the
Ausro-trench arrangement. I'm separate article
~ % Tue treaty. IL was supposed that Europeaa
~. .onsress will meet AFTER the terms Of peace
q, II amrmed that Sardinia signed nothing but
tne ar,nlstce, and is consequently in a normal
'~e " ~~ VIII Austria At the present time
s.- IrALY
The discomfort with the t.,r. o< - A.
IILN, continued undated, and Napoleopis Latest
1hdhanons are not Of a Measuring ch,,c,t.r
thu ,s sn Owed strong hostility 70 The rrturn Of
sne Siaha Duke and the Provisional Governmr.f
nas aifecieo popular vote, on the subject
GERMAN.
The German Diet has agreed 20 restor. th. -,
ungent army and the federal fortresses 70 a peac-
footing t""oe
ENGLAND
me Engnsh foreign policy had been debated
IN the House Of Commons. Mr.. D'Israeli opposed
I ,n,eIie5ence IN the Peace Congress Lord.
might with propriety take part in IT. but nothing
Was determined. Lord Elcho az gave notice OF
rosointi"n against any interference by England
tax had been agreed to
France
Napoieon had rcreived the congratulations of
Tue Diplomatic Corps. The Pope's nuncio was
the spokesman for the Ambassador In nenly %
thelr address the Emperor said Ehrope was so up-
lust 10 hlfn AZ the commencement of Sbe War that
ie was baPpy 10 conclude a peace as soon as the
hoaor and Interests Of France were satisfied as a
Trooi OF ms moderation He trusted that the peace
would be enduring.
The Paris bourse was fat and lower
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Liverpool Cotton Market. The sales Of the
week amounted to 1000 bales. including g SpO 20
spectators. and ,2U0 TO exporters All Qualities
closed fully I'd. lower. and at the following ouo-
tations: Fair Orleans I'D /: middiing I'D; Mo-
bile fair niddling7 Lied; Uplands fair = ;
middliDg l5-i6d. stock in port Gas 600, ipcl,,,
ding 620,O1O American Some circulars saw ths,
the market was at one time durin the week y,x
lower, but subsequently rallied and closed firm al
the above decline on last weeks quotations
Observation-Disclosures Spence a. Co repoyt
Flour dull at losal2s6d. Wheat had an inward
tendency. closing with better demand at Isals2d
higher Corn firm, with an advanci ng tendency;
mixed 5si0da6s}d; white 7sa7sad: yellow 6sa6s5d
Provlslons.-Beef heavy and in little INQUIRY
Pork nominal and slightly lower. Lard quiet
GenerM Produce.-Sugax dull: Coffee quiet
htce dull; Tea = aid higher; Rosin firm al 3ssda
Sos "
LoNpoN MAREETs-Breadstufs dull Sugar
hrm; Tea very firm; Coffee dull and easier. but
prices nominal.
Bullion In the Bank has decreased f24OOoO
Money was unchanged. but in good demand
American securities were in average demand but
unchanged and firm. Consols 81 xaeiA.
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New York Mnrket..

NEW YORK, Aug. Flour has advanced Iac
STATE 81 9Oaj.l5 Ohio IS 30aS5 rs; Southern IS 50
aS5.95. Wheat closed with an advancing tendsn-
cy; scarce, and with an advance of babe new red
81 .35al 10. Corn has advanced 2a3c /; mixed 76a
&c yellow S2asic. Pork closed dull; mess SIS;
Whisky closed dull at 2Jkc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-03

SANFoRB's LIVER INvIGoRL roR.-The changes of
diet, weather, and hundreds OF other causes pro :
duce axIty in the system that needs correcting or
and needs stmuator. If all who find themse YES
N TINS situation will Try pr. sanfords lnvgorator
they may be sure OF relief can testify TO its
efficacy in curing Headache, Indigestion, sour
stomach, and other ills so conmnn in q family. Ii
acts as medicine, easier and better than any do
of pills we ever swallowed, and is so mild that the
smallest infant take it.
Sold by all Druggists. auI-2wr
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Laying of the Cornerstone Of the PILGRIM
Mouumeut

FALMOUTH, Mass, August 2.-Tbe orner-stone
OF the national monument 10 the memory Of the
Puritan pilgrims WAS laid to-day, with interesting
civic and Masonic ceremonies Military comma
MES from different parts Of the State were in
attendance, and speeches were made by GOV
Banks, President Warren Grand Master John r
Heard, and others The old town beautifully
and appropriately decorated. The procession was
large, and attracted much attention. Twenty-Five
hundred persons sat down to dinner and speeches,
toasts, and letters enlivened the scene
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Missouri Elecfior.

1T. Louis, August 2.-lncomplete returns from
this county of the election held yesterday ind
the success Of the republican tickle. by a large
majority. The election was for judges Of the Sn-
preme Court. members Of the Legislature, clerks
Of courts and county commissioners.
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For RENT ORsAIiE-rvo HOUsEs, one on
Mass mt in The yard The eths. small 5a
tenant Iaauirs q JNo. b KfBBEY. S Nc. IS
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE sALE-The
GROUND, with the imp ovemeafs theTeos, sitoa-
Ns :ss en Il .ss:s
MSs rSs nsr1s ss us ss
sss, ano mas attached to it brick stable. Any one
fully invited to sxsnins ibis properly For luther
s na1 sae e. Il sssso e g.
J. I. MOSS, Patent Office. = =, su s-aw. :
FOR SALE-A fine new double BRICK HOUSE
saloon psrlor and Kitchen, dining room s and Sitting
Ss nous. "n snd
propery S B. Il Tns said
5Ss'ssii;' :'
s re- h .2ss;. ns.1s q sfss'fp
HALLIDAY, Eco, City Hall. - anI ISL.
FOB RENT oomEoTtable .hEee-.tory BRICK
sGSs west containing eight rooms and furnished
p!y !: JOHN Ii. sEMsEs e 60. ' conner S IN
Market. "''n"'' 'Pp'''' west ef9 Ss 81.
VERY STABLE FOR SALE.-The entire
! = STOCK Of first class Livery Stable, including
now offered for sale as he pTssept owner shes
70 Leave the city The location Of the best in
ne city. and rare ind ucement is presented TO
those c ST,lshnE to purchase Address "LiyeTy Sta
oo, On. vince, ~ 25-u q
FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR a TERM OF
known seNS'nsfI ifPP ses Of properly nsw
GROVE, located o. the plney Bfsnch road, few "
hundred yards north of boundary street. AS pie
sGs sRs ssss of sss s,H
ticnars address the proprietor, CHRIS. c. CAL
Ian. GEORGETOWN, D. G. jy ao-eotf
FOR sALE:-The under gned will sell on terms
u to suits HOUSE AND LOT in Blsdens burg,
ionge to the Methodist Church Of the viiisss and
used as parsonage until purchased by the sabscri-
and Tse on. U c two oSeen
and contains over an acre ofgronnd. Any one wish
H ne s"Sshss. % sHP TO G. .Ss
u % cow ia. NEWMAN.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L. .PROPERTY1A FARM containing l75 acres,
from Rockville, half mile from MiddIebrooke. and
thickly settled End rapidly imp neis
Hor luther Information apply to HENRY III.
FOR very desirable RESIDENCE on
street, between 18th and l4th sts, and fronting
franklin Square. The house has all the modern
improvements, with back building, bath room. gas
&c. Possession given the LIST of August Apply to
II. c: STEWART, corner of 18th and H SITS.
FOR sALE.-I offer for sale a valuable FARM
terms, containing 2621s acres or will exchange il
ated IN one ofths most improved and highly cnti
and railroad. BENZ. p. SMITH,
Q-ff IT, Hal
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Baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE. August Flour closed firm; How
ard street has advanced 12c.; closing at s. 81
Wheat is buoyant but unchanged. Corn closed
firm. Provisions unchanged. Whisky closed
firm al - &c.
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Einancfal.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3-Stocks are dull and low
er. Chicago and Rock Island 81; Illinois Central
bonds 50; la Crosse and Milwaukee \; Michi-
gan Southern ~ u; New York Central 3 1; Read
ing AK; Va. 6's 93; Mo. 6's sly. Sterling ex-
change quiet at IIOa
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Alabama Election

MONTGOMERY, Aug. 2.-In the FIRST Congress
sional district. Stalworth (Dem 10 reelected by
5000 majority. CIopton beats Judge over 800
ma ority
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MARAvILLA
mAHAViLLA. MARAVIL
MARAvILLA ~
The most wonderful preparation known
For Destroying Ddniruf;


Reliering Sick Hedi1chs;
Preventing the Hair from Falling ONT;
and Producing Glossy Chris.
Sold by all respectable Drug lists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the ProprietOrs Price 80 cents.
CHARLES ERNEST Il Co, So Maiden Lane, N, Y,
sit will accomplish all that is cairned for IT. and
no one need fear or mourn the loss of hair if they
will use your MaTavilia" = :
je3-Sm J. NJ. BRADsTREET, 2s7 Broadway, N. Y
SAVE YOUR GARDENS
Mr., T.. Lyon, French Chemist, discoy s-ed an
Asiaiic plant, the powdered leaves of which is a
deadly poison To garden W rms, ants, reaches bed
tu s. ticks, eas. and all species of insects while il
is psrfect!y harmless TO mankind cnd domestic an
max, A child can eat il. He has received medals
from Russia, France. England, g GERMANY and nm .
merous medical colleges and societies. Hisa mott
important discovery The idea # being rid of these
pests IN warm weather Is a luxury. We can now
Lyons Powder, sure as fate,
- Will our race e2termiTtete
Arrangements are made through Messrs Barnes
Park, OF New York. to sell il throu. holt the
world. IT'S put up In tin cansters, and bears the
name of r.. Lyon. wv
Magnetic Powder kills all insects in a trice
MagnstIc Pi.ls are nj K. q for rats and mice
SatIplc FlaskS Is cts regular sizes, 81 cts nd al
- ..-...T ~ = BARNES Il PARk, New York.
Also, the Mexieaa MKstans LiAiHaeni.
au Ilm,eow .-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-03

h THE SABBATH SCHOOL of the Sixth PRESBYTERIAN
Church propose to give pic mic excursion to For
Washington on Wednesday, the 18th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-03

The Musical UNION" Of this city, propose tc
give their second annual excursion to Piney Point
on Monday next: per steamer Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-03

THE FIRST grand Picnic of the Free Hearted
Club, will be given at Analostan Retreat, on
Thursday, Aug. 9Th. The stages will leave the
co ner Of Fourth and streets, at : o'clock a m
and L D.