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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-29

THE GODDESS OF LIBERTY.-Since the late fire
which consumed the shops belonging to the Cap
isol extension, it has been thought proper to have
the various models for the Capitol statuary re-
noveu from the temporary sheds in which they
We're placed, to places of greater safety. Among
those models Is the great Crawford model in plas,
ter OF the Goddess Of Liberty, from which the
statue for surmoInting the dome when otherwise
completed, is to be cast This plaster cast is
twentyfour feet high, and is cast in sections the
aggregate weight Of which amounts to upwards
OF four tons. This model has never been nm
packed from the boxes in which IL was con-
veyed to this country until now. Unfortunate.
~ LOT IL, IL was somewhat broken and other.
wise damaged by exposure to the salt water of the
ocean, In which II was twice shipwrecked and
twice saved but the skill Of the artists attached to
The Capitol II is likely will be sufficient to supply
any part which may be wanting. A pedestal il
being constructed In the hall of the OLD House Of
Representatives on which this model is now be-
my put together for safety, until such time the
Government shall see fit to make AN appropriation
for the bronze statue.
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By j. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
STOCKS AT AUCTION-OR TUESDAY AT
- FERNOON, August Slth, at S O'Clock, at the
AUCTION Rooms, we shall sall, in sums to suit
SS,"d Cooperation Of Wa hinston quarterly six per
cent. stock,
$500 Corporation of Alexandria Registered Stock
5n la"enport, Iowa, ten per cent. Coupon
Bouds.
1900 C1rporatIon of Alexandria Coupon Bonds.
Terms cash, in current funds.
au IS J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuctS
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BY THOMAS BOWLING; Georgetown
RRICkS; IL MBER, &c, At AUCTION On
- TUE>DAG AFTERNOON mkt the IN in
the Prsmses on the west side Of Jefferson st ect,
consisting Of Bricks. Lumber, Doors. win.iun
DAYS, vi
Terms cash.
20 I'd THOS. BOWLING kpct,r
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ByT. BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

BY Il. BOWLING, AuctIoneer.
STOCK. FARMING UTENSILS HAY. PO
- IAIoEs. &c AT ACTION On WEDNESDAT
next, Sist instant. at n O'Clock g.. shall =
BY authority Of the will ofths late Timothy O'Dcn7
oghue. at the farm called Happy Home, within 81 e
consisting Of 49,"
head of Horses, Colts,
Nils Cows, Steers,
Wagons. Carts and Harness
Carriage asd Harness, Buggy, &C.
Hay Press, What Fan, PiOughx
Harrows Patent Hay Rake
Corn Shelter, Cradles, Scythes. Forks, &C.. &C.
Platform Scales, Carpenters Tools,
CChlcksns. Hogs, Wh@elbauows, Lumber, &C.,
Also, stacks Hay. Straw, &C.
Al,o 80 bushels Mercer Potatoes
Variety of Furniture, &c &C.
Terms at sale.
SARAH O'DONOGHUE,)
bb s,Ii: EDD9N0GHuE, Executors
en- 25-ts T. BOWLING. Auct
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MISS N. A. LOCKE Continues the latest style
~ OF Or ESSMAklNGi in AL its branches at No.
ye East Capitol street. Dresses made In the neat-
ct manner 3 low q one dollar. nsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-29

NUISANCE Of an exceedingly vexatious char
acter exists and has existed for long time, in
Seventh street, between New York avenue and l.
streets, In the shape of two cutters leading from
alleys and extending across the foot pavement
from the building line to the street gutter These
cutters are twelve feet in width, paved with stone
and are 80 much lower than the street gutter that
any considerable fall Of rain causes the water from
the street gutter to flow back across the pavement
so as to completely flood ii for a considerable
Portable for passengers who are often Obliged TO
90 out OF their way a considerable distance or
take the alternative Of wading through the ponds
OF water thus formed. Frequently these cutters
Let remains there, an Noticeable nuisance to all
who pass along the street until absorbed by the
rays Of the sun. Could not the City Fathers by
ordnance cause these wretched cutters to be
taken mp and relaid, especiallH as the whole>im-
provement could not involve upwards Of forty>pr
fifty dollars expenditure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-29

HrHE FIFTY FERsoss Profsssed conversion. at
We bfookslle camp meeting. just concluded.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
STREET Road AT AUcTIoy.--On THURSDAY.
the lst OF september, AT o'clock p M, shall SELL
on the premises, small Fam. situated near MI
Llnds 8 place, on 18th street. about two hundred
yards IN the la ne from the road at that point This
place is su table for dairy an early garden
~ Ierms OneIha cash; ba aTce In and y months.
au IS I. : : 80 a. GREEN, Auct.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
~ heTi faclas Issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court ofthe District of Columbia for the
county OF washington and u rue directed, 4 will
expose 20 public SALE for cash. IN front of rhe Court
House door Of said county, on THURSDAY, the
i5th DAY OF september next, 1857, at u O'Clock m ,
the following described property, To wit, viz: All
right title claim. and interest in and 20
the south part of Lot No. Is, in Square No. 62i
fronting OF feet on st street west, between Pierce
street and north Nj street. and running hack the
whole depth OF said lot no feet together with and
singular the improvements thereon. seized ami
levied upon as the property of Ebeneza Rodbird,
ana VIII be sold to satisfy Judicla No. So 20 Octo
tern, rs5e IN favor Of Corneis Wittenaur, sur
w. SELDEN, Marshal
au 25-dts for the District OF Columbia
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
L I'VE STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS
- HAY, &c. AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
M0R SiNG, S,st instant at To O'Clock at the farm
Of Dr. Cockerll on the road passing the .sSediers'
rome, about "a miles from the Centre Market
ing
! pair large size and very superior mules,
! very hne Family and hiding Horse,
2 Draught Horses and Market Wagons,
/ excellent Cow and lot of hogs, - = |.'+
CARTS, Ploughs, Harrows. Cultlvators,
ran, Spades, HOES, and other Implements,
s OF 49tnns good Hay.
With other Personal Elects
aux fStates.l Auct'oneers.
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DIANos FOR RENT CHEAP

pIANOs FOR RENT CHEAP AT
L au 81 ET.TIS'C
DIANOS.-Good second hand PIANOS for 81 lie at
from Is TO 81 O, or for rent fom 81 cent? to az
per month. JOHN F. ELLIS
auH 306 Pa av.. bat. 9th and 10Th SITS
Il HAVE THIS DAY SOLD MY INTEREST
Il IN the Mineral Water Establishment, corner AZ
and N streets, Island existing under the firm of
HtUGsrETTER h KOEHLER, to +. NJ. Cohn. Ali
debts due and aralnst said firm will bs settled by
Hang tattsr & COhn. JOHN KOEHLER
w ashIngtOn. Ang. "a. 1851. an 21-Stt
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kcwOT DARkTEs.-Last nigh, officer King with
Tue assistance Of some friends, arrested Wash
S!einea. col and harcellus West, col, for feht-
~ la Pratters alley The latter sixteen or sew
.Lts-n irArs old, was armed with a razor with
"htch he dened a whole crowd Of his com nam
l'"s w asst was made 70 pay fine ~. his To-
L"f'LcT hearing :
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FIRE AT BROWNS HorEL.-I.ast night, about
Tx O'Clock. fire broke out in room Sc, second
noor, OF Browns Hotel, causing for a short tine
considerable excitement among the boarders, and
apprehension on the part Of the proprietor. The
cause was defective fire place. In which fire
had been kindled at the request of lady lodger.
ahd which was made on the hearth instead of the
crate The hearth being of MARBLE il was sup
posed that the heat penetrated to an iron coupling
Immediately below, which, in its turn. became
heated, and communicated to the joist to which
II was attached Considerable difficulty was ex-
Perienee d at first in ascertainng the precise d.
rectlon the flame Ind taken, and some damage
was done TO the ceiling of the parlors underneath
Dy cutting through them In order tn trace its
course, This was soon done, and the fire dis
covered working its way between the floor and
cetilhg, ana In a few moments il was extinguished
entirely number of dodgers who had taken
the alarm SO seriously as to leave the hotel >re-
turned this morning at an early hour and reAr
gaged their old rooms. and the business Of the
Motel goes on to-day with the usual regularity OF
this well-conducted establishment
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N MUSICAL NOTICE.
NlR. XM: g. DIETRICH, Pupil of the Con-
servatoIre of Prague Bohemia, and late of ~,
citizens of Washington that, having been SgG
Undue to take charge of the organ and e6,,ir
is Prsearcd to give INSTRUCTIONS in THE
PLANO, HARP, GUITAR and ORGAN: Also
in VOCAL MUSIC: Applications to be N AIDE Al
Mr.: METZER0TTS Music store, Pa: avenu:.
on application. A CLASS IN SINGING viii b.
started as soon ss a certain number of pupils shsl
maEe kuDsctlOeO tnelr names. au H-a.n
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PREPARING TO MOVE TO THE WEST
BUILDING OF THE
;""CE NTRAL STORES"
Robes, Plain and Printed Bareges, Fancy Dress
M n.l;;, Lawns, buesls, Plain and Figured swiss
goods at prices much below their actus cash value.
we are also closing out Linen Sheetinss. Irss Tin
ems, Damask Tab Linens, Damask Table Nap
kins. Towels and Toveling, with various cther DE-
seIlphon of goods, at very low prices rather than
move them TO our new store.
..' -.a-t'-sg' 80. VIM X. RILEY,
corner sth street and opposite
au IS-2w .-ra.a-..r-... 49, Centre MARKET
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EQR RENT-The three story end basement
l. BRICK HOUSE at the southeast corner of 9th
and r streets, with Office rooms 9Th street, nesr
the Post Othoe Department For terms apply to
WM X; kll.EI, corner 9Th street, and oppOsi te
Centre Market -... r.. .s.0 Am IL II
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MOORE'S WEST END DRUG STORE,II
IVA Pa areHne, soHth stfe-San ord's Liver InvIl-
orator, Wrig hts Vegetable Pills, and fresh supply
OF pure Medicines inst received as above. an s-2v
WE DEEM 1T USELESS NDUNPROFIT-
w able to the buyer aid seller to give sam pies of
Dry Goods, as q small sample looks so little like
whole piece or dress pattern. We therefore wi /
give no samples of Silk Worsted goods to any
one. For those who are unable to come ard exam
ina goods for themselves, will send whole pieces
or dress patterns to any part of the city for their
w. w BURDETTE,
an = 2w No. 3a1 18th street, between and X.
ELOSING OUT AT COSr FOR CASH ONLY
~ In ordsr to remove tn the store now ot cupied by
VIM. r. Riley, corner of 9Th street and Penns, Iva
MA avenue.
Fancy Paid and Striped Silks,
Berege and Lawn Roles, a. -. o. g.. = ID
Plain and Figuted Bereges. g..
Glhg hams, Lawns, and Prints, 80 ,
large stock Of Mems and Boys' Summer Wea-. ,
together with large stock of every description
OF Dry Goods. .0.- = :
Closing Putin order to save trouble and expense
OF removal. GEO. r. ALLEN, [
an 20 Cleo Pa avenue, south of1nth st
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GoLp AND SILVER rcu
h q. HOOD has just brought on a lot of very
superior COL. ID and SILVER WATCHES p
Some at very low pricas and all are warranted gal
good tine Keepers. 33S Pa. ave. au is tSlX
e. o X e!
~ rs COKEr-COKEm ..
Inc supply now ON hand Of this most economical
iuei excess In quality any heretofore sold in Wash
lpgt9n: being earhonized from superior dry, fresh
tres l,om slate and other silicious Substances
= ts p,Ios nov sssksd lo9y seven cents per bushel
Deisy In procuring at once fall and y inter supply
81 Coke may compel consumers to purchase an in
Company No. street, betwsee e t tSs baa1s
Of 8 O'clock o. m. and p. m. =" .-->,.A
y -. - 1920 j. F. BROWN,
al A-xw- ---zZ- Secretary in Charge.
NJ rent upon easy terms at 1920 :
JOHN r. ELLIS,
au g e. .. between 9th and nth streets
INTELLIGENCE oFFIcE.
Several good SER WANTS wanted families
supplied on the shortest notice. Hotels in town or
@. LEONARD, Proprietor, i
al % 81 4S4 llth st., bet. the Avenue and z ST i
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gbI r. ~.

DIXA Eizsbeth y j. % FHday mornos Ae ~ Of esole
usptan Kate SCHUYLER Dix ipiant daughter Of J. A. SD
FuI.rsl Saturday 2tb a, 50eos Cars eaN oo' Oh O
ispdt ,I set at $3.50 and O'Clock, snd return al L
FARIY-In this city, uS6eny. Thursday. A1g IL os-l
FaIly rs'iye Of tie Parish Of Street; County "e"Ae'
Ireland aged 50 gears -
FALCONER-In his city on "edre'day moIhlns aus
Ms zine, wife Of William falconeF II 'heo S4'
he -,
BANDon Thurdsy Aus 49, d: the residence Of h,he
in Morri,sna Westchecr County, George Hand IT, IN ZEE
Tbe pds are invited 20 attend the funeral Sunday the
2,, az o'clocL, without fuIth.T invitation
BOpGsoN-rn sbnrrh, Thursday mortiDs Ang iS
a,r O'Clock after short Illness Car line Hare os'sn'e'
Of John and Martha bodgson aged 10 Doni ana % days
u,MEs-p u ilsmsburgh on Wednesday Aug H. Mrs Jane
Jan, wife Of George Jams in the 6'd yer Of her sse
JoNFs-In this city Charles }. Jo,es, aged q years
KFLLOGG-At YonkeI', fndsy Aug 49, Dwight Kellogg
late Of Am ATbor Mich. aged % years
Fnpe,a o SUNDAY next O'Clock from the residence OF
John = k-llosg, IN foukers
KAVANAGg-Io this city, Tbursday Aug. H. francis
Kavsnssh, in the 5tth year Of his age.
KEATINo-In this city Wednesday Avg H. 9t.r looe
ara bss John Heating son Of william aud Marsafel
KettiI e. native of County Tpperary, Ireland
LOWE-On THURSDAY, Aug 49, in tbi. city, jane Lowe "a
iiVe Of poIdee ssotlsnd ss.d D. yss,' ch and bs,
friends generally ipvid to attend her funeral from No :.
Grand The remains will be taken to Greenwood th'
afternoon al O'Clock.
McCULLA6 a-On Thursday morning Aus -, at the resi-
Of her mother, No lo seeond street Hansoush' o.
The fecs Of the family are IePeny lnTs 20 cbaS
fnssi s, ss'u o, W q 0i bSr.u % 0"
McBRlpE-lp his city, Oh "Wednesday, Aug. H. Catherine
Nj Bride, wife Of John Mcbride.
MINFk-In his city "Wednesday Aug H. Charles d. on,
son 4 " lliarn p ard Maria L. Miner sged years
RFILY-In th. city, Thursdsy aernoon Aug 49, Bridget
u beloved wife OF bernard Reilly, aged - years
sEGUINE-At Ton psnsviie Staten Island on hlfsday aug
AZ WIism Henry oply child of Henry and Catherine segIe
aed Year, months and 10 days
WOOD-At Middle'own Orange County, ~ T., on THURSDAY
Az ~ The Rev Daniel Wood Pastor Of the PresbysriAI
Church at the pace IN the 59ih year OF his age
WUFFIFR-At his 4edeuce No 100 Eas, Eleventh street,
Ama al l4Tk
aged u S.ars and months native OF County Wemesth
Ireland.
YETMAN-In this city, Thursday Aus 8 Of cboes nfsn
tm George Van Alien. the beloved and oulS child Of William
H. ana Sarah A Yecn,l aged years and months
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u.rLs,.-Pspoy,sd by Tei,grayi.

BUFFALO. Alg. 1916 D. m--tLouR In fair demand ADO
40 ss.s of LEO bbls IS 81 fnf stumpy Nisoodn5
= ,, .xtrs ard Illinois from Spring. ~ 81 ~ s74
To- ~ IA ludisns snd Unib; $3.50 ~ Tor dohss
auet: ~ mte Niut- hTmer; ssr- II 4 coo
bu,h Rcd asa ot' buso White inSisn. a.
ny ~tvs S. opeu~i ou heavy bsi closed as
tn fsr,s sies 81 II 90 hsh No irnNs No'
och era NHIssY miusl 40 = LAKE lNPoRrs;
~ Nj. Fl 25ep bush Wheat geo bush Barley Ss>sb
IxPoSTs ~ bb.. Flour, p 90 bu,h Whea', l-NV o1sn
CON. l., q 90, 49,.
NV ORLEANS Avg la-CorroN; sse. today oi ~ bS-s
UFe Miidhi the sales II toe se-k 40 UP 49, os',
bales sst.ust o,co' "r we
~.k .st YEAR zoe ,xp he ~'es foot up IT," %.
S,mi, rorts 6so eco havs; strs, - ;" oaes s'@Ak mn
}c ~ ar CoFFFE hun ~ lllc tor pim"i ~" sNrs 10y i'n
week SUN SO ond tue inprs 4oS STOCK sO'oeas,
gsn Z
soSwrco .ux l9-s D. m.-FLoUR iui aud uuchiufei.
uu,r m int a.maud s..s $40 bush Nlwspkee Club 9.
tsylcHTs ou-ou Fl . What 81 and Com o. ID
Nv Yer. LAKE lMPOkTs-H,.i( bush Coro. CANAL En-
Pos1s-93 tush Nn.s sHIPPED TO MosTSEAL 400 bbs.
Flour.
Cxc,Nx,rI Aug l9-FLoUR . ady A. %fe0ds 465 WEE,T
af.rv. gei. 4, RN.ass 7gdSc WHsKY xj,.
PRovIsoNs- improved tone in toe mrke, but prces
ers Is l'u charge
CRicAco. Ana ,s-6 Pm -FLovs firm WRrar steady a.
ad snc Com finn sales t3'. OATS tim. Rae
{ Iu. 7,,'n b Sh Osts sHPNESTs-280 boa tiouri isa
b. " htst. 400 tu,h Corn
PHn AuELPEIA Avs 10 -FLous quiet WHEAr firm; stD
C0o 81. he - 80; Red 20a = q Coax steady
Y.ll.w, Ste MhIskY firm
BALTIMORE Aus 49, ~ Our dull WHEAT firm; sales To-
90 bush Wire = l5a I'll -; Red r l0Q$ IS. Coax
firm Provisions UNCHANGED. WHISKY hsm at nc.
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HORRIBLE AulDESTs.-At Ia.s nour ias' hish',
too bo,s. named John Scnly, six years OF age, and
John Hasey three years Of age while returoiog nome
teu into the area or basement of bdiiflng No. l'2
West Thirietn e,seot, owned snd occupied by Jonn
X Hendricks as mandatory OF CHLORIDE OF Lime,
ard we're 80 severely burned taat their recovery u
eon,idered doubtful. Their cries attracted the aten
,iou of some ctzens snd assistance being s1mn Md
the boys were bS the Police to the Twentieth
Ward Station IIousc where they received pronP'
medical attention. Che Police report that the oc-
eupn /. Of the premses very careless, and thai
the ares IL unprotected by railiogs.
Last nigh, Michael FegaD, an employee oil the I'D
son River Railroad Company, was run over by Tue
O'Clock freight train Peeksk and terribly "JaFeu
In. Of HIS srus vas cut off AMI of bis legs broken
aud bis body fngstfrly lacerated. Pagan was
naced aboard the train and brought to this city, ana
sent TO the New York Hoo ptal. HIS injuries are OF
.os.rou- nature that it is impossible for bin TO re-
oove,, Officers Howe and Smith Of the Twentieth
Precinct took chsfge of the injured man upon the ar
rival of the trsin Il is reported that he was intoIl'
Gated At the time, and attempted 10 jump upon the
ess While they were in motion.
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The imports Of Dry Goods continue inordinately
large, considerably IN excess even of the immense
imports Of 1851, and nearly two hundred per cent in.
crease on the Imports Of the week 10 1855 From
the small amount Of goods waredoused it is evident
thai there is demand for nearly ell the imports but
ho@ they are TO be paid for i another matter.
TIE annexed are said to be the advantages Of a
patent which has been obtained for maene,izing the
driving wheels q locomotives by which light engines
msy be used stead of heavy ones saving much wear
and tear ofrals, &c.
Aia = i Wa reeer made uPca the Fchburs Rod near
Bot via TIE following T-,ul-s.
T. hf ifack AG The wheel, gressed aud the Iot,o
chhin " post power then s.pf9 shoi, hi.
sraetnsti wtel required 10 be % he irch .p ne
anyh shell Win tie attachment; CURED s. ~ .tesn
&c clip ne VI cells. -
II Ca ran il ., rrl-irsi .bout % n. steam Z, inch .
SIP ae uhfrs without uagust,m- With aagre.a and M
sane kIrG Of rel. s3 ~. steam. ~ $50
IL TIE power % the 10 draw loaded car was r-v.a
10 e N p'oporfon to rs ner~ased adhesion the taes h
o. ssy an unmssnerzrd engine DRAWING bat tv xs ear,
W. S9ea H'ssGe'iEsd, draw seventy sOsesd esrs.)
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stcoxn BOARD
FRIDAY. August lq-P. n


The Stock Board was the scene of unusual activity
to-day, and the market exhibited more strength and
sp1t than {, many weeks past The shorts became
alarmed and bought freely and the Improvement was
aided by somewhat increased demand for BUYERS
options from outside Spectators. Tue increased
Increment felt Throughout almost the entire list
ard the rise not resisted with any energy by the
bears indeed, in the state Of feeling eIstisg in the
Board ths morning it was beyond the influence of
the few psiti.s si left who disposed to continue
moderately short OF stocks 1t is possible that the
turn in the tendency Of the stock market, which has
been predicted by the bus for two months past, may
lave 81 length arrived; but our Inquiries among the
commission houses lead Us 10 the conviction that the
present movement is Lot based the great sustain
ing power of general speculation, but ia simply one
Of the usual spasms of the Street market by which
the bear interest is punished, II the operators fpr
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BROOKL wv ITEMS

bAKiEArIoS ON THE CHARGE or HIGHWAY
ResRlRf.-Two men, named Daniel Grogsn and Ed
ward Tracy were brought before Justice Cornwoll
yesterday, far examination the charge Of highway
robbery. The complaining witness is boy named
Jsmes EHigot, who testified that be had been en-
ploysd Tor about year past rear Norwich, Conn., liz
,nndiug cattle. He came 10 Brooklyn on Wednesday
week last in scarab Of employment, Arriving in the
evening he wandered about the streets until about IL
O'Clock. He was then in Atlantic street. when he met
the prisoners, and ssked them where he coQli lind
lodging place. They questioned him. aud be informed
them where be came FROM and all about himself They
representing Themselves ofcers, conducted hin 20
loseiy part Of Bergen street. under pretense Of t. Z
hin to the Station House. Ellgot had . carpet
which 2 tled about hue shoulders.
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sTCARs hove he- sr'iy. chishy "rrsinirE ME-
a.. y ..,y. s.usrd Most R.husrs have ell
p. d.,.s..sd pr-cu.. We quote CIs. ID Or ard '
Cl-...A 81 VIE G fee ;r,fe. a, 9i d6ic WI frl
-, 7f0R So. Of 40 hsg. Pruapbuco a; ;. aisy
4, ms g4ttcs u ghh l..,uf't c 50 bon. hsvsn
8, 80 Ia s. d. o. pi'li, Trims ! ~ hhds CaosG!
,FFDS- C.ria II s.sd 3, 90 limited reqa.'. 10 B'2r
IN r., .. th.. II 30 BAGS and 80 pockets .hP O.
f'>-C.S,r snd Timothy SEEDS du a. brmer st-s-
bu.b ofs6 70 - -, =
rpi-,o ". without trul chln9e s's 81 Ds %
Bsr,s 81 O s,fsr. 4 lass. cash snd . m mis-
TAlON-Il- inquiry !, fair; the supply moderaiei sale
Hoe 70 ,;ii Ia o.c cssh ,.o,.,
7, CIo-Th,re 10 very little doing; sale. Of IS bales
vans ~ sea he dlta a. Sa &c - oAe Cuoa
70 DO fsL'U,gs ou private ts'rs
TFAN-r nt; doiug pending ne a0cion'ae @hnosoe'.
f1r W.GussOss u'r
"A ~ 20 10 god mn West d. 6nc cash
pHi.kY-rbe market s'eddy; the demand isiri 'aesof
$50 bbls a. - r. Ia store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
The correspondent: of The Prosidenee E'eni'g

The correspondent OF The Pr0vi9eaes E7en'as
Press says:
"Tnere has been unch hard lee Ing caused ~
the Gsneooly letter. Like almost ell stories 10 this
,,ln Of outs there are two sides To tbs one. Gan
cody is q BrahnD, usn Of dark compile xon, ani Is
stuoy Tor the ministry with Mr.. Blsh, VINO Is
Uni.arian minis.er il Medfeld, M4ss4cnuse.,s
town Gapgooy wanted some diDBer, AID neither tue
landlord nor the cie,k cared TO have ~hat they sup
posed the servant s down al the teoie @l'n 'us
master If Gergooy friend had but ssl1 to The and
lord 'Sir TIN. nan j. Dot my servant, bu' Brshnin
being educated for the ministry and mas ever snd
ev.ryHh.Ie been received INTO good society tpsie
IND have been no trouble There vas mlsnater.
ttardrg apd the landlord is entitled to bis share OF
credi, for ~hat he d when he knew the whole cs-e
The Neaport correspond dent of the same J0urna.
adds:
"Gsngooly. who bas been made uuch Of at Sar-
stoca recently in the course OF cay or twc Ia 20 be
in Newpo,t lie il attached TO the Unitarian faith,
New sabbath he will preach for the Rev. Mr.. Brooks,
in the M,ll-street Church.