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MISCELLANEOUS.
- MlSCTII1IIAN EIJUC.
IMPROVED INSTRUMENT
For Surveying an0 Calculating Al cas- -


Eo. Surveying ana Calculating Al cas-"
INNS lnstrum emit is a semi circular plate, with
4 n needle box attached to the diameter, and
the circular edge graduated in degrees; and there
being a movable limb or alidade attached to the
centre of the plate with verniers at both g. the
bearing OF line can be read for any number of
degrees or minutes.
The plate is so divided as to form. with the acale
eY the aldade, traverse table Of lines instead Of
numbers, which gives once the latitude and de-
parture Of any course and distance run.
The table answers the same purpose for ascer-
tanning heights and distances as the required dis
taace is read from the plate without Tie trouble oil
referring to the logarithmic tables.
It gives the horizontal measurement OF the lines
Of survey; and where there is local attraction
the lines can be traced independent OF the needle,
there being two pair of sights, enabling the sur
vevor to form at once the angie required ny tue
The Variation of an old lire is easily calculated
q, Il and for such work az leveling for mill races
or draining land, it answers every purpose o. 'ne
isvel. A.:
There is an attachment for solving oblique tri-
angles. which gives the base and perpendicular OF
the triangle. from which the area can De asce'-
tanned very readily; and it also gives the bearing
md distance of the closing line in cvslon OF lana.
The Instrument can be used with either ehe
dghth or telescope. ,,>rrv o..nn+on
Address, Il. u. Lille! o'"~
Azu- Read the following certificate:
q. s. CoAsT SURVEY OFFICE,
Washington, Jan. 10th, 1897
The Surveying Instrument exhibiting TO me %om uy
COL Lilley is combination OF the surveyor Go'n-
oass with protractor serving as traverse table -
# gives a once the latitude and departure OF any
sourse and distauBe run and has several other
useful and ready applications in ordinary survey
ting. ,.s, ;. ,orts ora rarv oh.
x,ons and 40 far from being complicated, 1t rath"
er serves to illustrate the nature OF the survey
Much labor of calculation ana plotting may &c
saved by its use, and when well made aud correct
~ graduated. it will give reliable results.
A. D. BACHE, Supt. g s. Coast Survey.
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IoRSE sHOEs.-5o kegs Horse Shoes. 1000
III lbs best quality N all Rod just received and for
sale low by GEO. u. PRICE.
Staunton, March 8.
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v MARRIAGE

Married Persons. or young men conten plating
marriage, being aware of physica Weakness. Or
ganic d =bility, Determines, &C.. should immedi-
atelv consult DR.. Huct and be restored to perfect
health.
He who places himself under the care of Dr..
Huet may religiously conf1de in his honor as gen.
tlemen, and confidently rely upon his skill q
VI, oia
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We also take Horses on Livery. In few weeks
the Stabling will be increased to accommodate 400
Horses, capable and attentive Ostlers have been
employ ed-the County custom is solicited Drt-
7ers are invited to stop with US. In connection
With this Stable we shall keep Hacks, 8uggys ard
eng all new, with fine Horses, we may confident
7solicit public patronage.
J. S. BYERS & CO.
N. B. Nicking and Bobbing, done by an expert
stanton, January 20. so-tf-spec Copy.
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Nj f d &c 4 l..
NOTICE.
FIFTEEN YEARS PERTENCE.
DR.. HuET.
DIR. HUET.
(Successor to the late DR.. n. Msy,

(Suceessor to the late DR.. n. Msyer.l
Broad Street next to the Court House, guaran-
tees to all cases, of delicate nature, In one
half the time required by other physcians and
also, for one halt the price charged BY them. He
has newly discovered remedy which will eradi-
cate the virus in from "a to AZ hours DR.. Huets
medicines are strictly vegetable, and can be taken
without hi dcance 10 business or fear Of detection
written guarantee.
Parti ular attention paid to female complaints.
Consultations strictly confidential.
SECRET DISEASES,
Gonnorrhoea, elects Structures, Seminal Weak
ness. Pain in the Loins, constitutional Debility,
lmposencv, Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Al
fections of the Kidneys. Palptation of the Heart,
Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritabiiity, Diseases of the
Head, Throat, Nose, Or Skin; and al those serious
and melancholy disorders arising from the destruc
tive habits ofyouth, witch destroy body and mind.
Those secret and solitary prct:ces are more fatal
to their victir:es than the song of the Syrens the
mariners OF Ulysses, bighting their most brilliant
impossible.
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VIRGINIA CASSIMERES-A full supply lust
to band TAYLOR 4 H0GE.
s.SxntSn, April 6, 1863.
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specially, who have become the victims of Solita-
ry Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to an untimey grave thousands of
young men of the most exalted talents and bril-
liant intellect, who might otherwise have entran-
ced listening Senates with the thunders of elo-
euence, or walked to ecstacy the living Iyre may
cali with full confidence.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-04

To THE GROVER 4 BAKER S. M. Co.-Gents =
Perhaps you may like to know how the Grover l.
Baker machines are doingin Cuba We have TWEEN
ty-fve of your machines in use, making govern
ment clothing for the army, and plantation sewing
which we have had in use now about eighteen
months, and their performance has far exceeded
our most sanguine expectations. We run the
chimes constantly by steam. at high rate ofspeed
and we find them to require but little repair-n-
deed, they seem not to be worn at all. We have
tried both the Singer and Wheeler Il Wilson ma
chimes but they have been long since laid aside in
the race. One thing sure of-that the Gro
yer Baker machine is the only machine for our
work. JOHN J. SLooUs,
Sup't Of the Mdustra. Cabora, Havana.
HAVANA, Feb. LIST, 1859.
ri take pleasure in saying, that the Grover d
Baker Sewing Machines have more than sustain ed
nay exrectatiop.. After trying and returning 9TH
ers, have three of them in operation in my fer
ent places, and after four years trial have fault
to find ~. II. Hammond, Senator Of South Caro-
lima.
ssMy wife has ha6 one Of Grover d Bakers Fam
lily Sewing Machines for some time, and am sat It's
fled it is of the best labor saving machines that
has been invented. take nue.. pleasure in recon-
mendng it to che public. ~. G.. Harrss, Gocer-
nor of Tennessee.
Machines for sale by John E. KING.
Waynesboro' Va:
n..,h., 1oso
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HERE AGAIN.-AnotheI supply of GOLD
IA LEAF LIGHT PRESSED TOBACCO just
araived in prime order and for sale by
sssustsn, July /, 80 Sr = i: i att tsss1ssn.
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MATTRESS MAKING.

MATTRESS W AkING.
THE undersigned having provit ed themselves
i with one of the best Machines for pre- airing
Shucks for Mattresses, ready to fill all orders
in that line. AS we intend to make them of the
best material we invite those in want OF a GOOD
article to call and examine our work
w. SWlNk & SON
January 20 1s60.--tf
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.
" Under no circumstances will goods be deliver
ed from the depot OF the Va. G. Il. X. at Stanton
without written order from the owner
Stauntbns R-tf. W. 4. BURKE, Az
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EVANS & WATSON.

EVANS & WATSON.
IMPROVED SALAMANDER SAFES,
REMOVED TO
3O4 Chestnut street, above Third,
PHILADELPHIA
Banks, vaults, Bank Locks,
Fire Proof Doors. for Banks and Stores.
Iron Shutters Ii IN Doors, and Iron
Sash, for Fire Proof ou;ldings
Seal and Letter Copying 4presses,
Jewelry Safes sc.
D. W. KENNEDY, Agent, Stanton.
W. Orders respectfully solicited.
June s, ls5s.-tf.
S u NJ NJ L EsDEAN SsHISKEY.
THE subscriber will fill orders in any Quantities
Il for any part Of the United States, for his
CELEBRATED WHa<FAEH.
Ne8> This Liquor is intended for Family and
Medicinal use, and the best Hotels 1t may be
ordered at any age from two to five years. Or
dera BY mail promptly attended d, TO-
Sumroerdean, August Co., Va.
Or NJ. BLAIR co.. Sole Agents
Richmond, Va.
Aug. 20, ls59-1y.
AMERICAN HOTEL
STANTON, VA.
MRS. MARY A. BROWN
yVyHl new and elegant Hotel is now open for the
L reception and &C accommodation of visitors
The Proprietress assures the pHolic thateyery eff
fort will be made to please her guests.
TheStages of HARMAN, Brown d CO., ar
rive aud depart from this H ote., where their only
office is to be found. [Jan. "a, 1857
EOO NEGROES WANTED.-I wish to
CUU purchase 500 likely young Negroes. of
both sexes for the Southern market, for which l
will pay the highest market prices in cash. My
address is Staunton, or Middebrook, Augusta Co.,
Va. >. T.. CARSONs
February 10, 1S60-em.*
TOOK sTGVES.-We are receiving another
~ supply of the ebay light Gas Burner which
we have been selling for IL months past. with en-
tire satisfaction This stove consumes Is per cent
less fuel than stove, of sam. size, i'll use, and
we will warrant ii to be equal, ifnot superior to
anv stove ever brought 20 this market.
Staunton, April 10. WOODS GlLKESON.
TTORSE SHOES.-50 kegs Horse Shoes. 1000
IL lbs best quality N all Rod just received and for
sale low by GEO. =. PRICE.
Staunton, March 8.
VIRGINIA CAssIMERES-A full supply Just
to band TAYLOR 4 H0GE.
gtNNntSn, ApTil 6, 1863.
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GROVER d BAKERS
CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING

IFI ANIF IN liz
NEW STYLES Prices from $50 to $125.
Extra charge OF S. for Hemmers.
This Machine sews from two spools, as purchased
from the store, requiring re-winding of thread.
It hens, fells, gathers and stitches in superior
STYLE finishing each seams by its own operation
without recourse to the hand needle, as srequired
by other machines. 1t will do better and cheaper
sewing than seamstress can, even if she works for
one cent an hour.
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10000 Cases Annually with Immense
Success.

5n5~ Young men, who, by indulging IN &ts@as
Ra5its haye Contracted that soul subduilg a.{ph
prostrating- body destroying wee, one VIXEN 6als
our Lunatic Asylums. aud crowds to TT plstion thu
wards Of our Hospitals, should apply to the DsstsE
without DELAY,
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Livery & Sale Sta bile.

EXTE have leased for a term of years the conmo-
w dious and convenient Stables attached to the
VIRGINIA Hotel in Staunton where we intend to
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Sales Room, under Mechanics Institute, Richmond
Virginia, 9th Street. S. W. CLAPP, Ag't.
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Richmond, March 8, 1860.
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December, le, l85e-6m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-11

ST. JOHN, n b, August 9.-The Prince left PEI
train to Rothsay station, and thence embarked on
steamer Forest Queen FOR Fredericton amid the
booming of cannon, ringing of bells, and the en-.
thusiastic cheers of the people.
On arriving at Fredericton he was received
with similar demonstrations, and escorted by the
civil authorities and others to the government
house. Attended services al the cathedral on
Sunday, which was densely crowded
On Monday be held levee at the government
house, which was largely attended. An address
by the mayor and corporation vas APPROPRIATED
responded to by the Prince.
la the evening the Prince opened the ball. and
remained TIL nearly three O'Clock, dancing seve-
raj times
After five p. m. the Prince embarked for Wind
sor, Ia the steamer StyK. amidst immense cheer
ing, firing Of cannon, &c
PIcTOU, y. ), Aug. 6.-The Prince landed
at HautspoTt at O'Clock this morning; arrived
at Windsor at :, left at ., arrived at Turo at 30
left at 1920 and arrived at Picton at $40 NJ
where he received and answered an address and
embarked Immediately on board the Hero for
CharlotetOwn, 7. T.. l., where he expects to ar
rive at noon to morrow He was received along
the route most enthusiastically, and, while pass
Ing through PictOn, cheered most vociferously
In the evening there was exhibition Of fire
works, bonfres, and Examinations
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ihUhGErUWN.
cerrsSrosds-es o. Tss Sta.
GWnuauwaura A.

SeTreSrosdfSct 81 Tas Sfes
6EoRsKrowN, August II, 1890
The proposed action Of the comm ssioners Of
public works of the State OF MARYLAND In irving
to coerce the board Of directors OF the hesa
and Ohio canal into raising the rates Of toll on
that work eXciies the indignation Of our citizens
as such step will be a serious check 20 our pros
perity. and inhict irreparable injury upon our
commercial Interests. A meeting Of our city
Councils was called In reference 20 the matter on
Thursday evening last, but FOR want Of a quorum
nothing was done. A commission 90 attend the
meeting al Berkely is proposed, and Recorder
Caperton, president Of the Board 81 Ald-rmsn n:
Esau Pickrell, Esq. president Of the Board Of
Common Council. and Jas. a. Magruder, ESQ
eN canal director are spoken Of In that connect on
We hope SPEEDY and tficient action may be taken
by 2 District cities. as 10 Is matter in which
we are all vitality Interested
Mr. Henry Gross. a worthy citizen well known
as lighter Of the Government lamps here died
very suddenly on Thursday morning last from
heart disease. The excitement consequent on
visit to the Great Eastern the day before was tue
immediate cause. no doubt. be was ill on his
return home late al night, and grew rapidly worse
until death released him from his suffrrings
Empty boats have passed up the canal since the
repair OF the break near Harper's Ferrv, and the
loaded coal boats detained at that point are eN-
pected 20 arrive here or before Monday
New wheat is coming in slowly. aud good
white readily brings : 40 per bushel. some
rather infer or has been seld for 81 IS We have
heard Of nc sales OF red
About 500 reef cattle Were off red at Drover's
Rest YESTERDAY, Of which 400 OF upwards were
sold 70 spectators and butchers prices ranging
from 81 IS to - 81 per 100 lbs. gross. Some OF
them were driven on 10 Baltimore
Rev. Mr. Tying viii preach in the market
house tomorrow morning at n O'Clock
Advertisements left az ia Bridge street, or At
the drug store Of our accommodating Young friend
DR. Barnard, viii be promptly attended to.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

IL That valuable and popular family journal
the WEEKLY STAR, full as usual Of Metropolitan
news and gossip, and choice literary reading, Is
now on our counter ready for delivery TO the pub
lie. Embraced In Its entertaining contents are the
following articles:
Gems Of Poetry; TAs Elopsmeat-a rsry interest
ing story; WomaR'S Need Of Lors-a poem By
" P. Wills; fairs IN Syria;
A True NebIeman-a post1; Dr. LiriHgstone'S Err
PloTattCnS; City Of DamaScES-iis great an
t'quty-ths late massacre Of Christians there;
Fho are the DrUSsS; The fpo Sores: DidH'i
kHow tehdf IL MeaHt-G gem Of poetry;
A Home an ths Celestial Empirs-hOuSs of a Cki-
Hsss gentleman; Ocean Telegraph Gable; Military
Emulation; The Fashions; First Babies; DsScTiP-
tioH Of a Panama Beauty; Bloody Array IN
Missouri; An Injurious Fertilizer;
Etiquette and the Prince Of Wales; A Douglas
Procession Prseipitated into the RiUsr; The Amer
lean Setsntife Association; The Maryland Oys-
ter Question: FiIibHstertng PROJECT; Excitement
at LdytOHsrile; A NaEghfy Horse; Negro Meet
ing Dispersed; A Fruit StsaIsr Shot;
Operations Of the Patent Office; Proceedings Of TIE
Criminal and Police Courts; ViHdiedtion Speech
Of L. A. Bdrgie in the Criminal Court, as dc
tdtsd By himself after sentence;
The Grand Bell and Ererett Demonstration on
WedHsSddynight; Ths Chicago ZOHarss in Wash
iHgtoH-their visit to the PreSident'S-thsir dyrll
fhere-the address Of the President and the reply
Of Capt. EHStcorth; MeCTeIIand's Bee Hiue; The
Smithsonian Museum; The Late Meteor;
Sketches Of Summer TrareI-si1 rery interesting
letters from the Editor Hotc on a northern tour;
The ViSit Of the President to the Great Eastern
our rsPOtOrtal correspondence; Our Portsmouth,
and Point Lookout Correspondence, &c;
Department Netosj Editorials Washington Nstcs
and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &C., &c;
late Ne,cs, foreign and domestic, By mail and
telegraph;
Interesting Personal Hsms;
A"d great rdrisy Of choice literary articles both
prose and poetry, too NUMEROUS to mention
This is just the paper above all others for per-
sons sojourning in the National Metropolis TO
send to their friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 25 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged
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DIED.,

On saturday, the llth instant, at 5 o'clock a. M
Mrs ELLENOR NJ. MELVIN. wife OF JOSIAH
Melvin
he funeral will take place tomorrow (Sundav)
afternoon. at o clock. from the Methodist Church
South IN. Y. Herald Q py.D
On the 18th Instant MARGARET C Youngest
daughter of V. K. aud Julia A. JacksO aged 2
years, month and 10 days
The { lend are espectfully invited 10 the funeral
10 morrow Sunday at s'clOck from the residence
of the parents, VI ST., between 9th and It'll.
On the 10th instant, MAGGIE GATES infant
daughter of Lewis +. and Alice Wllbourne aged
10 months.
The friends OF the family are re spectfuy invited
to attend her funeral this tSsturdayl EVENING At <
O'clock from the residence of her parents on Eev
en'h street between and SITS Navy Yard
On the 18th instant, JANE FRANCES only
daughter oil CornelIus J. and Madalene Desmond.
Her fuGera VIII take place on to- mo ROW. (Sun-
day al O'Clock. lends and acquaintances are
invited TO attend.
AZ Mount Holley Springs, near Carlisle, Pa at
nail past II Q, clock p. the 9th lns SIDNEY
TAYLOR SKERRETT. aged three months and Il
days, son OF Joseph =. Skerrett, Lieut. u 3 Navy
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Murder at RedIiouN 81

BURLINGTON, n. J., Aug Geo Aiken was
shot and Instantly killed at Red Lion, near Vim
cento~n, Burlington county, n J yesterday, by
Jonn Conover. 1t is alleged that Aiken had
ravished ConOver's wife, and was forbid TO come
to the house. COnOver in the mean time got out
warrant, and put il in the hands of a constable
Aiken heard of IL, and threatened 70 kill him II
the warrant was not Withdrawn. He went to
Conover's house yesterday, when he was shot in
the neck, and instantly killed. Conover gave
himself up and was placed in Jail last evening al
Mount Holly.
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The Missouri Elect on

ST. Louis, Aug. 9-Returns from six add
uonal counties show that Mr.. Orr, the Union can
dltate FOR Governor, has gained 400 on the ma.
Jorities given in ISIS for MIR Rollins
la thirteen counties the majority for jackson
Irregular dem is increased by } 400 over the ma
Jnrlties of Stewart (dem in lSJS There is some
doubt Of his election The Legislature is demo
cratic. II Louis congressional district elects Blal
for full term, by plurality vote. and Barrett fo
snort term. NOEL, Phelps, Clark. Reid and Nor
ton, ali Douglas democrats and Rollins, opposi
ton, are elected 10 Congress
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Nomination..

Germantown, o, Aug 9.-The Republicans
Of the third district to-day nominated Samuel
Craighead, Of Dayton, for Congress, by acclama-
ton.
BARNEsvILLE, o Aug 9.-The Democrats Of
the seventh district to-day nominated J. X Nor
ris for Congress, by reclamation.
ST. Louis, Aug 9.-S. q. Dale was nominated
for delegate to Congress to-day by the Republicans
Of Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
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Al.ranhrIn ,Inrl.,.

ALEXANDRA, Aug N -Flour-Family IS SOa
= o.; extra IS 75a6 25; super IS I9aS 81 Wheat
white, new, fair 10 good 81 3OaSl 81; red 81 2la
81 81. Corn-white 13a76c.; yellow 7Ua73c; mixed
lOa92c- Rye 66s67c Oats 3Sa4Oc Corn Meal
l3aslc per bushel. Seeds-Timothy 81 SOas3 So:
Clover $ 7Sas6; FlaKseed Al 3Oai IS Provis-
ions-Butter, roll, lSa2Oc Bacon m kalQc Pork
s.a5 50 Lard l3allc WHISKY 2aaac
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Loo AL NEW s

IL THB STAR publishes the Lists of Letters
remaining In the Washington City Post once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
to be printed In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the Office It's
total daily circulation Is more than double that
Of any other Daily printed in the District Of Co.
fumbia
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Ohio Poli,ics-rhe Zouaya.

CINCINNATI, Aug 1O.-The Republican Con
vention met yesterday, and nominated a ful
county ticket Judge Oliver M Spencer wa
nominated for Congress from the first district, anc
Hon. John Gurley from the second district
The Chicago Zouaves drilled last night in
Fixes Opera House. They leave to-day for 50
I.ouiE
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Arrested on a charge of ENHANCEMENT

ToRoNTo, C. w, Aug. 9.-Montague, the Gin.
cinnati emoezziers case is postponed TIL tot
row, to allow time for the arrival of witnesse,
from Cincinnati. 1t is thought the charge Of for.
gerry can be sustained against him, in which case
he will be delivered to the United States authori.
ties, otherwise he will be discharged
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kentnckr EIect,an

LouisvILLE, Aug 9-Returns have been re-
oeived from 50 counties, mostly complete, which
snow a malorlty Tor Gen l.. Coombs, the linton
candidate for Clerk Of the Court ~ Arn.,ls
amounting 20 - .l7u
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Libel &uif

HAGERsrowN, Aug. lO.-In the libel suit of
Hon. Henry w Hoffman agt. Baughman 4 Nor
ris, editors Of the Citizen newspaper at Freder-
lex, verdict was rendered this morning for the
plaintiff for five hundred dollars damages The
costs and expenses Of this suit which are very
heavy, fail on the defendants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-11

IL Though The STAR is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore its edition
" 90 large as TO require it to be put to press at an
carly hour Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-11

NOTICE TO NAsHINGTONIANs.-Th of our
ielo"-citzens leaving for the watering places
ana ELSEWHERE should bear In mind that we do
no' mai The STAR except after payment In ad-
vance AZ the rae OF 37K cents per month.
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ArLausas El.eti.p.

FoKT SMITH. Ark. Ane s.-Rector the inde-
pendent candidate Tor Governor. 10 $50 ahead In
W ashington county. Carol county gives John
son 100 majority In Madison Rector's majority
u 200. Rector and Johnson are both friends a
BreC kiaridge
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. s.-The schooner Star
has arrived with Vera Cruz dates TO the 2sth ult
Mr.. Shipley, Flag ofhcer's Secretary. Is passen.
ger, with dispatches for the Navy and State De-
Partments. Mlramon was at Lagos, unable to en-
cnne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-11

NEW ORLEANS, Aug The plan 'ng mill aud
sash factory, snd several buildings adjoining on
Gravier street; were burned to-day. L0ss $4,000 ;
insured $500.
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Baltimere Marker.

BaLTIHoRE, Aug. u Flour closed quiet: Ohio
IS 62A Wheat closed quiet but stsady; red
81 23al 3d. white = 35al IS. Corn closed frm;
yellow 7Oa73c; white sOas5c Provisions clo..d
steady; mess pork $40 IS WHISKY closed nrmer