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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-24
Q. n. CHAIkLEY,
DEALER IN
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, OIL.
TANNERS TOOLS, &c,

FRENCH CALF SKINS.
18th Street, between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND, VA,
now in receipt of large and excellent stock OF
goods appertaning to his business which he in
vites the attention of all in want, they will be sold
VERY Low FOR CASH, or to punctual customers.
o. II. CHALKLEY.
Richmond. Mar. Is lS54.-IY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-24

VA NJ
w AT LOW PRICE Five miles from Staun-
TOM south of the R. R.--3OO Acres-lS0 cleared
and productive, and well set in grass-within "a
miles of good female school--near to Churches
new BRICK DWELLING HOUSE neatly furnished
all necessary outhouses new. Terms very easy
great bargain is offered in this tract, which is very
desirable many accounts. Apply to
GUY & WADDELL,
Real Estate Agents, Stanton, Va
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POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale is postponed
to Saturday the 4th of february nect
JAM 10, 1850. H. NJ. BELL, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

He CALIFORNIA BOUNDARY COMMISSION
United States and Californis Boundary Commits.
sion win shortly lesve for the scene of in duties
Lieut. Aowry, the Commissioner on the Part of
the United States, hss received bis Instruction
from The Secretary Of the Interior, which cop.em
plate, with the concurrence of the Governor Of
California the establishment Of the initial po,nt
Of the boundary at the south intersection of IN.
S5th parallel, latitude north, with the Colorado
rivsf, and reconnaissance Of the line toward the
north, this winter. In the spring OF 1861 the
Initial point at the north, In the w abash reoion
will be established, ana the line surveyed a far
a practicable. With view to economy, Secre.
tary Thompson has limited the number Of em.
pioyees to be engaged here to those absolpte,v
necessary for the scientific work and charge of the
instrumehts on the way out the remainder of n.
corps 70 De engaged in California. The Comu,s-
sion, az organized here, consists of sy,vextsr
Mowry, q. $. Commissioner; Lieut.. ]. G. tve,
=. o A. astronomer and surveyor; RMbr
Brown, assistant do do; }. NJ Mcleod. carr
Ter Jacob F. kantz, quartermaste. and corr.
Safy; o. Besson, artist ~ y = I"'sN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

New Orleans Picayune make, a. t.i,o.is,
gesaea There Is one n ception WHICH gm suS
be given him, or invita' ION ertended ubirh h.
M "a -. l a. and which would enable
Win krtte, orS seasantly. and send him home
,.d.. cht.in Union Of rs than he cculd other
vsss ~ ne cadets at w est Point m pit in
1870. -ypend day with them All old
should be kept out Of the way. and the
yorng gentlemen allowed to have every thing
after their own fashion. The cadets might 90
through with all their regular drin and exercses,
have an early dinner, give ball at night, and
have good time Of 1t generally The Prince
would there find bis peers in politeness and good
breeding, his equals ply sically and INTEL sctuslly
and, among young men of his own age, would
undoub tedly enjoy himself. Not in the wide
world is there better military institution than
that At West Point, one that has turned out moe
soldiers or gentlemen; and Ii would be a matte
0 general qualification Gould the Prince of w ales
pas day there among the cadets 900 :
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THK-FLoYp GUS.-A correspondent of the New
York Times writes from Old Point Comfort IVA !
that on Tuesday last the great sFloyd gun 4 was
nfsd for the frst time; sThs first shelf wrighing
yardss at am angle Of five degrees-and. striking
fhe sand, bounced seven hundred and ffYv Yards
further The charge Of powder was twenty
pounds. The second shell, weighing 3ss poinds
The water, at an angle offoTty. degrees and ifh
charge OF twenty i've pounds Of powder. The
powder with which this gym IN flred 10 In grains
o. ABOUT one inch cube The report is not 90 loud
but the whistliBg Of the shell through the air Is
terrific. The shell thrown upon the water was
Io1ystwo seconds In the air before striking EPbe
flcyd' gun Is pronounced "a success ana there
seems 70 no doubt u VIII reach range Of ak or
eignt miles; IL weighs as, 09slb-, and cost III lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

" rne reception Of Mr.. Douglas by his
nenos AZ baianofe, on "Wednesday, was cordial
and enthusiastic He was met at the railroad
depot by a COMMITTEES Of one hundred citizen, ,ns
large asssmelage Of people, who greeted him
with cheering and other demonstrations of an
provai. In the evening be was serenaded at the
Gilmore House, and addressed one OF the larges,
gatherings Of the people that the present canvass
mas brought into Monument Square This speech
ID described by the American as bold, earnest ana
afgumentative, and was responded to throughout
With repeated outbursts Of applause portion
Of 1t was devoted to the speech of Mr.. Breckin.
ridge, delivered at Lexington, KY, On wednes.
day last : e. r..r ...rl :. .f-t1E = =
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il,ouR TREATY WITH CHINA.--It appears from
our treaty Of amity and commerce with China.
which has just been officially pssanulgs.ed, thai
me United States will exert their good Offices. IN
case any other nation should act uniustly or on
Pressively against that empire, to bring about a
satisfactory arrangement Of the question, thus
showing their friendly feelings A similar pro
vision, VIII be remembered, Is contained in
the treaty with japan uf -r.-- 80 [
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

ID The coming Agricultural and Hortcultu-
raj Exhibition Of the American Institute at New
York, on the oath Of this month, 10 expected to be
one Of the finest ever held In the United States.
One prominent firm Of horticulturists has already
engaged space for the display Of Eve hundred va
fietiss Of fruit, and others In the same business
promise TO make this department one Of the best
dlled and most attractive In the exhibition -
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= BusrSrss OF mn GxxsaAI LxKp opptc,.-TSel
General Land Once within the last three month,
has transmitted for delivery to the local Land
omces In various states and Territories of the
Unned States ana to private individuals ss C77
patents for lands sold, lands awarded in xatisf,c-
ton Of bounty-land claims, and for private md
claims resting % foeeigntitles conferred IN co.,
gress and the Courts This portion Of ths hn.L
ness, both'ss regsr1b The issuing of patans and |
the decison Of and cases, is progressing WIN en-.
traofdinars taPidity under the direction Of to
eficisns Commissioner Of that office. sss
NAVAL ORDxRs.-A- z~NA
Bloodgood - ---sistant Surgeon Deiavanl
n" been detached from the Naval
--spital, Chelsea and ordered to the Mohawk,
Eome Squadron.
Capt. George F. PEARSON has been ordered 10
relieve Capt. John Pope, in command Of the Navy
Yard, Portsmouth, N. H., on the 1st Of October.
Chaplain Henry Wood has been ordered to the
Navy Yard, at Portsmouth, N. H.
ExrENsioS OF HowE's PATKNr.-We under
stand that the Commissioner Of Patents, after a
very thorough examination in the case Of Elias
Howe, jr., applying for an extension OF his sew
ing-machine patent, has rendered decision
granting said extension. We are unable 10 state
the grounds upon which this decision Ii based,
inasmuch as the reasons therefor have not been
arranged In form to be accessible by us. I
-. ..--.-. :
The SLoOP-oF-WAR SEMlNoLK---The new U :.
8. steam sloop-of-was Seminole, built at Peusa-
cola, and which left Norfolk, the 10th Of July,
for Brazil, was spoken by the bark John Benson,
| of New York, on the 21st, in Latitude IS deg 16
min. north, and longitude IS deg 2s min. west
Her rate of speed thus FAR has been estimated to
| have averaged 200 miles a day.
| RETURN OF ASSISTANT POSTMASTER KING
| Hon Horatio King, First Assistant Postmaster
| General who has been sojourning for a brief pc
| Rod at Alum Springs, Rockbridge county, Va /,
has returned and resumed the duties of his official
| position '.t' .' So
| .a RKyrsUE CUTTER SERvIcK.-Our fellow-citir
Gems will be graft fed to learn that w lillian G.
Roche, son Of the late Robert J. Roche, has been
| appointed third lieutenant in the Revenue SER
| vice. .lt.s
NAVAL STORRKREPER APPoINTKD.--Edward
| Sparks has been appointed Naval Storekeeper for
the Naval Academy, Annapolis, to succeed Philip
6 Schwarer. Dos . ...,.5
DEATH OF AN OLD GUNNKR.-Gunner Samuel G.
City died at his residence, at Portsmouth, Va on
the 5th instant. He was the senior gunner in the
Navy, having entered 1t in 1892. szslq 30"
THE WRArHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer.
! lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation Is
about O'Clock. -ts. pm .,-.- t-
SrprrMnr. q 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

IL The Loudoun September Court win meet
in Leesburg on next Monday The following
justices compose the Court. VIM. NJ Berkeley
Mahlon Thomas, John George and John Aldridge,
Esqs., Gen. Asa Rogers, presiding Justice. Tav-
enner viii have his examining trial upon The
charge Of passing counterfeit money. Capt. b
Teebs for the State, and John Janney, Esq for
the prisoner q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

II The Press Of New Orleans is now thus
politically divided: The Bulletin, Bee, Crescent,
Mirror, (weeklv) and Signal, (cannpaign) are FOR
Bell and Everett. The Delta Courier, and Senti.
mel (camPaign) are for Breckinridge. The True
Delta Is Tor Douglas. The Picayane Is as usual
neutral and independent la the German Ian
gnage, also, there is Breckinridge, a Douglas,
and neutral journal - - 4. -
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u The steamer Great Eastern had quick
passage from New York to Milford Haven She
len the BAR at Sandy Hook at "a on the evening,
OF the 10Th She arrived at Halifax at 30 p m !,
on Saturday, the 18th, about IS hours time she
remained at Halifax IGN hours, leaving that port
Al o'clock on Sunday, resching Milford Haven
at OK O'Clock m on the 10Th. making the pas.
sage in days and 81 hours
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PeYsoual.

g. 80 Com. Levy and family are at pae Nation,l
II q lion. y hubbard Ala, and Capt 9. Jones
Sir George Simpson, Governor ~. a., - T..
sons Bay Company died at Lachine oa' ~. va
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spirit .f the rIarninS Pre,. Z

The Constitutions criticises, length, the tpeech
Of the Hon Alex. II. stephens, at Augusta, Ga.
The IsteHigsnesr publishes and reviews Mr..
Seward s late speech at Detroit, Mich. 80
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UA line Of steamers Is 70 Be run between
Boston and New Orleans. Two ships, Of over
twenty-five hundred tons burden each, are now
being built for this pioneer line, and one Of them
win be ready for her first voyage in January next.
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SURVEY or PuBtIc L.rp. m ~ .s... d.
Commissioner, Of fhe General I..ng GA. -
issued Instructions for the in,ssa,.,s -. - 20.
the Delaware and Sac and Fox Indian rssery.s =
Kansas. 90 10 yisX
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NJ The corner stone Of a new Catholic Chap
Ii Is to be- laid at Old Point, Va, tomorrow (sun
day. 'lN % cs
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u Tie value OF. the tobacco crop IN Masss-
chusetts this year. IL Is said will not fall ,hol of
The psincipsa part Of IL In sold i'm Ser
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ID Senator Douglas left Baltirilore yesterday
morning for the interior Of Pennsylvania.
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NEW cAsSET n RSoMs, -. "a "A. 81 J.,
tsc s uef y soo sss ss ssl sT,ns

The subscyibers deeire 90 return thanks 90 their
g them the past bpsineps year. aud would respect
tnny represent thar their Increased tfperience
pets, 40, than fhey have kikherto- offered. Their
P IISTf sog hasd s,ts ya,st} q EAR
20 the lovest priced Ingrsi',sp - -
: CURTAIN DAMAsK-sBROQATEL and
ysTs sss ~ 3. II fisf sSt eo,ILeLorHsf0m
- csnts 20 81 - per square yard sMens then az
-Wik ihs s.psf vsriet, OF MOSAIC RUGS
Ma ~ SHAPES c0KNscEs TARBk sad
ISysrs ere issPseially invited % vi.is their shoy
Rooms, they VII End their stock thensveef 500
hsshef and their reoss the iarrea, the most pess
sntiy afvangs1 end - most ssafornbs n IL
sssNoa NE ssile@sx. fEkxY AGO. :
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A ELLINGTON GRAND PRIZE PIC Nfc.I y
LOOK OUT FOR NEXT TUESDAY,
. -- r.-t-.. THK 18th. " I --
THE GRANDEST EyENToF THE SEASON!
SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS /.
--1.1 70 PLRAspRE ANp PROFIT, o.

,Akrana Prizs Pic Mic will be given on TUES
DAY NEXT, at Arlington Spring, &c.,
e HST Esi SlI, 90 cso = 400 PRES 3
The gifts insisting Of Gold Aud Silver ~ ate hes
silver Tea Set of g pieces worth SO, BrsceIsts.
chased of Mr. n. % Mood, Jeuelsr. between 9Th
and 10th sta, and can be in his wiadov =.
Every piece there exhibited. together With iloa
other gins will be aTly distributed at 81 O'Clock
on NIB ne day OF the PIC Me. -, !, ,,7.4 "
Cared. There will also be a
L'SPLENDiD DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS!
Superior to any private enterpris ever gotten up
The P,aPrlesorS guarantee good order and a
OmnIbases viii WI leave 7tb Il and D. ., 49,
hour during the day. The packet Flying Cloud viii
run between Georgetown and the Springs and the
hourly. f..,5. . - : -. = :. = =" -.
Tickets, for temen, 50 cents; ladies, Is cents
NO charge Ior chlldren. b foaa se<eoSt
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. By a. GREEN. Auotioneer.s ]

BKrwKKs IRA AND sra srs wIsr AT Arr1ros.
On 1HUkSDAf, che 18th inst, shaH srlL m
No: 2, ia square No. Al, with The improvemsnts
which consist OF two story brick house with bach
lot frnnts Oh north street q feet runnn- back 10
70 shout midway tae square, beivsen 7th and 9th
The above mentioned property N ellsibly situsted
and PRESENTS many inducements 90 per- ons vls hing
20 make . good Investment - -
Terms: One fourth cash; bsla- oe in I, and
years. for notes bearing irte.ett rom dsy of sale
deed given and Q heed Of trust taken. Tit< m
'oispetabie. AL eonrsysRelas st the cost Of the
ef-d 1' A. GREEN. Auet.
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" The Following despatch h.s zfri ssl ~ she

Pony Express = s -, :, 80 ~ ~ '-e
SAY FiAsesco, Aug. y, is6s.-yvs will cary
fhis Snfe BY adeeisise majority. The democracy
are ranying around our banner from San DIEGO
10 Lissyou The contest VIII be warm, but there
psrfy In confined 10 the leaders. and sea,csIy,
touches the masses Y
yay truly, yours WV Al svrx
Hon J j. srFtfss, Chairman, &c. 'fiSYs
! "a. aaAVEEI4 49, ~
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meeting To nominate Judge Tapsv far p,s.idsn,
and Judge Nelson foe Vice President called
somstime since, assembled at LsonardtoWn a, nd :.
on tne Isl n.. lnsam The g. Asry's Beacon says
. OF the county: George w Morgan Fac o,e'
stded win pr. Thomas store n Me- bt p.t
were made By b. g. Harris, q. c. aosJ Ifee a re
Vernon Dorsey, after which ssoinfions ew ~
adopted requesting Breekinrldge sad Lam aSd
Douglas and Johnson 10 withdraw from tbs 80
test, end nomin Mating Chief Justice Tanev -,
Nd, and Judge Nelson, Of N. Y, as the de1ao.
d crseic candidates Tor President aud Vice Pr |.
dent A committee Of correspondents, tocafry
ont the object in view, was appointed, to repprt
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LIST OF CANDIDArEs for admission Into the |
Naval Academy, to be examined in September. |
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Txu.rRfkA sE SsE IN kgsg is siA rr.,

vy,sT,srEE{I! a; SkE6ES yet eoeer;
L OF Ian ID esies ..f.ter't IN sat- sis..tea
A the oosPty q Wsshinston. oh tAe Pine, Branch
~ S'Ss, i &c sIoss Known
sSrSsd It'll s.s Sie. ~ 20 ss.
bearing ds.. on about The Isth Ca, % Nay, Yss',
Of ses sso on. Of the land scords Of AID eo.rts
viii proceed % sal a. psbltc aneton 20 the IA hstt
iss os'aoS = a. i DE &soss sf Ron Or
a: Shsrs, corner I'm sns o sssesss W..alrs.oH,
WsssieItoH, iP i5s 6ssrist d Columbia, AID on %
ythln the following mst-s and hound :. TO Wit:
Beginning tor the same O. stope, No a, planted
sor tss Ss. 81 San snd T .,.
mar, and running from thence north sixty :and
si t sea 1s s u
ston., No 5, a the north vest corner spesknssns
fsnnins ncrtP lI.1 and ss es S'
twenty:eis ~ and hat peiehes t. . lake N the
Che east lirs Of sPeakmsn's smsi'er ies where Is
planted stone No. 5; thence RAINING scstk SIXTY
four and one aadredth Of perch 11S ssse IN the
wi OF the Plney enrh road; thsacs with said
e: r.. 81 p :se .s5 sSsea
aud thirty pArchss q and more o. fsss; To-
s,st OF new, ,psssoss. aud vel. bait T. S-s:ory
houses. - 10 " -
Ierms OF sale. Ore third cash; the balance in
ana months. Tor which the purchaser viii be
CURED 20 give his Dotes bearing from the
DAY OF sale, and secured BY deed of trust upcn the
Should the parehAser fail N comply with the
terms Of Esle within FIVE dag after the day Of ~
efty, ut the risk and cost OF the delsutng Dufoha
scr, Upon givlns i've days previous psbiie pp'ice
s e ss " N y
terms Of such ressls" An ccuveyances ~ the cost
,,,-.o.a, r. H.LAsKEnS :. Il; TSSps.ss tee,
TRUST sALE-Ps virtse of . decd Of trust
ted August eth. 1883. and recorded among the and
records OF WsshInston coanfv, Dstrict % Co nm-
ssss ;t,sss % M2INpskY ssSts@S.r mn. fssO At
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!. Z. DEC CIkE 4 CO., Aues
By A. GREEN. Aoctlon.sr. = =

HoUsEHohD EuRNITr RE AT AUCTION.
the residence OF a Gadv deciniuE housek~epinr on
the wet sice ofSeveuth street Ne. "a ket veen
sortmeat Of Fur nitgre, VIZ: --.T
Mahogany Sofa aud Chairs.
Do. Dressing and other bureaus and TahIes
Rosewood Martlesto Center Tshie AID Whatpot
taney, Cane and ether CT airs, wauIobes.
Maple C%ttsse ane other Bedsteads washstands,
Feather Beds, Bolstsrs. Pillows and Bsdeins,r.
Three-ply and other ca pets, Oileloth,
With many other srtc.es which we deem il unpec-
-Ternsi Allssms under SIS. cash over 4 IS.
Srsa,r q 3. npa - esys isr nbtes Enthusiastically en-
The Hosse, which contains 10 sonpesisseiv Ar
nnsed rooms, II also Tor tent; mcguire on tie Dsm-
ss,d ode bus sisi "A GREEN A.,
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R. n. LA sskIay sISrs:.ss.:; ,

TRUST, sALE--Ps 'virtss OF . decd Of trust
ted August 9Th. 1883. and recorded among the and
records Of Wsshinst on coantv, strict o. 90 am
enth street, on MONDAY, September 17;h, 1850 Of
o'ciocf ns OF the following Property7 -
One seine about hand red and ffty fAthoms long
and about twenty feet deep.
And ten coils Of seine Rope. Terms cAsh.
% Sd ibasJ 0FIls ID. l.. sMOOT. Trustee
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GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION
". al ,,orIT re ,Gt9AuNE,


The CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL TOTAL AB-
Di.tses soiaSibie !. ess s shsis E
Anna Annual 4, Excursion on Monday, Sep -
The THoN as CoLLYrR is chartered for the ocea-
sion She will make two ips during ths day. She
VIII leave GeoTgetown at quarter-psst q IA. the
som House at hali-pat1s m and her wharf.-the
OF 1th So Wash1ngton,t at a. IN. She will make q
seeoad Tn from WASH ton IT hall past D. M.
sgomFs each way at Alexandria. - -iit. :
OmpIbuses VIII start from the corner OF 18th st
and the Avenne, 7th g and the Avenue, and from
the conner OF sch and n sts., and from the CAPITOL
gate az and "a clock m omnibuses viii be
w Tiers cefebra'ed b: d will Discourse sweet
music by land and wa er. Dancing iof course viii
have Its yota:Ies, and there are fe hon Withers
Will not tempt that way. In kne, nothing will he
waning 70 rake Vt day Of real pleasure 70 the
members OF the Aseociahcn and the kind friends az
the cause w ho viii accompany them. Il - =
Dnaer a: supper will be furnished in GOOD sts lie
by the propr1etors, Messrs. Jones & Miller.
NO InsoxIcating iquorswiA be sold daring the
day on boah the boat on the grounds Fine srr not
est order will be maintained on the boat snd on
Tickets at o. each will enable d ssentler,an. And
two ladies' to enjoy the excursion Single tickets 50
-ois, Children free. -. - - =
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w.nrERn. d EE1ASSkM HB &.

WANTED 10 RENB, OR BUY.I
- n wish % rent @ bay. near Washinetop-.
ciiy,s small PL ACE.tfrom S to IS acres III iand h
suitable for dairy or market garden. Size az ~
very sall Care will be taken 10 improve the i.nd'
and references given OF rent paid In edysnos ,fis
sired. iAddfassrE So GeorgetoWn. 10. n
". B -Prompt sttention VIII be giysn vhsre ths,
lowest rent. location and distances Of nlsca -
other particulars are stated. Tie ddpsssssss {sIf
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Sc 6-a. n. 20 = - - : - -
NEW Booxsl-w0man in White, by 'wikio
Moods and ws,erss By A. b. Street. ssI9sIs
CiUsisy q, Poiticsi Ts1t Book, sent By man free
Grssly. Psliticsi Text Book. cent free BY mail
. For ssie Il our store, sTe Pa. avenue, Al our
lo 3-slIIIs "a II ssa'iBEN. r. FRENCH
se6-St unt<l Between lith sad izthsts.
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MISUNDERSTANDING NDsILvER WARE
fN.f Las M4NUfACT0Rf. -, -.
nished with complete set Of toos fSr retsar~. n
ing sse.yg deseI ipiion of hns Wssshes, and ~
t,orosgh competent vsfk KHAN apd ~ vog 4 eusrzn-
tied Afso. every descffp ron Of sfan<fard SILVER
my own epPeryisol, WHICH, 10 customers val End
far superior in quality and finish TO northerr ware
: sss A' "' "'ro asa Pc. syenss' ass9stt Il.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By j. C. MoGUIRE = co. Auolonssr,.
VALUABLE BUILDING Lnr on, NORTH
Aucr N-On TUESDAY AFiEkNO0N sep
Tn BET iitnI 81 s1c ocf .on the prauises. ve sks
sell pat OF Lot .. In 81, froItiuf a n,
ol north ~ 81 ct, betvesE 9th and Ioth ru west,
runn'nS hack lSs feet 10 Lfest sey, suhj cot 20
amp tne On The Of twenty osHts per - usTs
Terms One taird o.sh; the residue in ana -
months, WITH isssrest, secured by dssd Of trust on
ses-d &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Anon.
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation 10
about Z O'clock ~ .'.'f4' = 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

RETURN OF ASSISTANT POSTMASTER KING
Hon Horatio King, First Assistant Postmaster
General, who has been sojourning for brief Pc
Rod at Alum Springs, Rockbridge county, Va ,
has returned and resumed the duties of his Official
position -. $50 /
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fEM.uN,JhdIs1 oFLETTERs

CITY, ID. c., Ssptsmfer 8, 1850. ''A
tOrdered to be inserted in IN. p,.v,
oeins tho RewsPapeRhsving the largest oircnl.t;on
Oh any aaily paper published In Washington
IL All PFsons applying for lettexs IN IN. follow.
ing liz viii Means Sthsx - IN t1e ionos-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

~ RKyrsUE CUTTER SERvIcR.-Our fellow-citir
zens will be grati1ed to learn that w lillian G..
Roche, son Of the late Robert J. Roche, has been
appointed third lieutenant in the Revenue ser
vice '.'- ..., ..
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 9

IHAVE On hand several fse PiANOsof 3 ran
Bacon Roseakran'z and other makes 80
w snd on %, se e. snt e. moderate prices
,I hare resumed taaehins Che Piano and Vocal
! SO s-eoSts . - = BENJAMIN d rfss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

EOR sALE-A case Of SURGICAL TNsTRU-
MENfS FOR smpststIons. trspha ing, a., Of
condition, al Messrs. MARIN a PALMER's
Drug Store, corner ofNinth street and Pa. avenue.