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Commisssonsr Of the General Land omos.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-emp tiou
70 any Of the lands within the townships and parts
tablish the same to the satisfaction Of the register
and receiver Of the proper land Office, ano make
fhis notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the pub! 10 sale Of the lands en-
will be forfeited. @ - = '''
JOS 8. WILSON,
Commissioners Of the General Land Once
Nots.-Under the regulations of the Department,
as heretofore and now exlstinE. no payment can be
made for advertising prOclamat ons except to such
publishers - are SPECIALLY authorized TO publish by
tho Commissions Of the General Land Once.
Oc IS lawlSw.T
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rro SsAs%.fs %%IIRlH .%F .1..i S,S
"s%SH aI%SiAIsdzsE i1hSYs1l
,xpRbI PoyEE PODS

LMREkii1ff1 GIN S 22Rs,
Por Diseases Of the Kidneys, b adder and Uupsrv
OIgAns, And especially for Female Obstrnctiops
. NJ 70 ears' and are warranted to give ats,
CHARLES wIpDIFIELp CO.
fropnstorss 70 William g., New fork.
ts1lyJ Aren't Wssh,n.tanN IA n
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OLD RICH. MEEbh9W AND PURE
MONON4AHELA RYE WuTCKFv

Copsoisntionaly distilled BY Mr.. James Burnside,
o. AHegany County, PennA, IN the old-fashioned
honest way, from the choicest and most carefully
selected Rye, and in NO case ever offered for sals
unul adapted 70 wholesome use By age IL is q
once the most pslatabe, as It il emphsfically one
q me paLest neyerages "A the reach of the public.
10 the inyelld - veil ~ TO those in health, n
commands itsef for its unrivaIIed aaslites 8 8
stlmnlaat Of the safsst surest, and most
desori Upton, and many Of the most distinxuished
Physisisns are using II in their prsetos with the
CLERY 4 STQCKDALE, Proprietors
al 326 Walnut street. Philadelphis,
~ WIN. c. CONOVER,
Agent for the PROPRIETOR, 296 70. av..
% 9<-6m ssas. 0pHosfte WILLARD Hotel.
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CEMETERY NOTICE,
"a HE sn6.eriber offers for sale his stock of MAR
and aARBhLsk MARTEGss' =. s IsdaS1s
p1eeo ior cash or approved notes An early call is
soieited. WIN. RUEHERFORD
Marble Works, $50 L st north
W. ~ otn between 18th and 18th
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R The U. g, MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Llpa
Tickets can Be obtained at the South Western
Omoo, corner Of StHth street and Pennsy wanna Az
LyHohburI, Bn.ta, Knoxville, Atlanta,
nCc6sassssanooSs.. AHnfsvllIe, Grand yuHcdQn,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
ID THO UGH TICKETS TO THE VI.
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS
U1Omnibuses and Bagraxe WAGONS lssve thu
once at . N. and ,. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent.
M 6-u Corner Sixth IT. And Pa Az
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ma Str Corner sixth 81. and Pa sv
TIE I sT a5 H,fha 6As Guy WIN resum. her
I Ess!fs5 i: :s.,{ WI TsEssSyyf
Friday. At osoloof 3. m...nd Al. HaGdExANDRI.
p half pssts O'Clock, for CGRRfOMHN and the
1 u. lssSs eJkRHffSNiS2 I sy be,
and SATURDAY, 81 ) o'slooE I n
NArHL Bobs HGi Ar eASE, ,Pr0'ri,:es
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w w o o Dr. w = ! = :,
STOVE aad KrNDLINe wo6D, q IS. I y y
possible prioe. -
a. - - is +. ]. l. w. N. GAIT.
2sS Pa. sv., bstvssn nth and l2t6 sts.,
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T0MYsiC TEACHERs-A large lot of new
made in person from I'll tie greet pu6iis ling Souss
IN Boston end NsI York, sssolally sssortsd
for al instrumsats nov open ior inspsotion.
"a - - 81 .sfH 81 - JOHN II, EI,l.f9,4
Chiokenngs Piano Store.
oeO SVV Pa av.s bsl eth and 10th sta
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Whols Tickets, S2O-iia.vos, Si6Douart.r. a.
ppiii kes eashed st sig ht At per cent. disoount
crts oa al s?ivent banks taken at par.
becomes known ~A' '"sf
Al orders Tor sohsmcs tickets 10 be addresss a
DON RODRI6UEZ,
0c 2-tr Cars of CITY Post. CharIe ston n
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BAGGAGE cuzOKzD rrnouau 70 FEW oaI.Aus

THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
500 MILES SHORTEN spd - HOURS LESS
than any other LiRe-the Lyrchburs Extension
oeing now oompletod, as also the MisyissipDi
QUICKEST AMI Mb msrlpg Hfssesvr pourr
FOX SOUTHERN TRAVELERE!
IL - provided with First-olass Sleeping Cars!
TO New Orleans. Houra
TIME HHs sasSsasss;; &:
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+ --- (No. 652.l --------
RY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED

In pursuance Of law, 1, JAxEs BUcHANAs, Prsu-
dent Of the United states Of America, do hereby
declare and make known that pubic saies viii Re
held ut the undermeutioned Land Of6oes In the
STATE OF CALIFORNIA ct the periods Hereinafter
deBignsssd, to wit: - - - -
az the Land Once At maRYsvrLLx. .commenolng
on Monday, tbs Sd day of June next for the iis po
"a. Of hc lands eretofors unofersd situated
In the wing townships and parts of townshIps
viz: n. Ri -. n s.- ,-. =
North Of tie base Iiss asd east Of tie Mos.f Disslo
-. nseytdiGs
Tovnshlps and 9; the NV u of aeotien 2: the
u ead the sW & Of section 8; sections 4, S. and
s, Of 70 wnship 50; the wv of section 7; the Sc 4
l aI.s,r. Of t s, 81, Of IsngsL
The N n Of the NE y, the So V of Mex, the
NE . Of the sE y, and the w y ofssction I; SEQ
ton! ., and 8; the SE u of the NE 4, the AZ i
and w 0fssetlon 9; the " u Of the NW K. the
W., w @ ef : .; ent the BE \ Of the sW cfsse
81 q q. The SW sSd shs sW SfsW d SEQ
sections 2 10 So inclusive; the SW i Of the NE
e.; ths NV =, and the u Of section 81, of town
Sections to ls inclusive, oftownship 10, of range
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Dn. y0MmUUn,

asssen sfne asysl College sfssressss l.sc..
sss 81 As NEST snasnt Colleges tss Unssss ossss
hsoesa fsrs, rhiiadspAa sssvhsrs - e.
.sns NE meet nisesseinG ssrss hat ewes
greet nsrvsssnsss, being alarmed ~ ssdass
ssssmns VIII fsqssat slssahs, susas.t s..s-
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w o o
O O A l.
Delivered to eli parts Of the oity. at the lovsst
possible rates.
T. ]. & w. N. GAIT,
ma 17-H - north side.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
i RIA N K HUGUE EFT.
TO THE MIIIJONi

fHf s-a trsl encouragement Witch h,ve me.
With IN nv new business, induces the return cl
many thanks to this generous pubhr n, ,hsIr
patronage. sud solicitation frr thew ~ .p.lr
n"tce announcement. TO day 10 the saaiticr.l
supplies TO my already large snd fresh stock NJ
s'l s""as belrnsine ~ ry lire ~ business. .ra
IN doing 80 feel fullsssursnee ihat ifihev will
csN sna see me, they will he satisfied that ry e.r
meet eh'ft' 10 give sntlte satisfaction, and viii
await The pleasure ~ showing my stock snd ss,v
Ing 'oV "be msD s'irs 's,s q sstLr
FRANK HUqUET.
nov29 CORNER ~ Third .ra I,.-rst s,,ss,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

BuTT,D IL II

~ " " ~ W "
hrasl lssvs respectfully TO interm his tIarss.
and the citizens ~ BATON Rouge and its vicinity
renrrsIly that he is prepared tst shcr, no,,rpl 10
eser-te any crisrs IN connection with the e,sr.
ton of. -r repairs ~ puidings with which h. ma
he entrusted. He will aisa furnish 20 Uont,seto,s.
Builders. plsntefssnd ethers, Sash (resd y p,ir,sd
snd alssed n desired, vrNirtAN SHUTTER
With stationary ~ pivot SLATE. Inside Rolling
blinds. Psnnel Doors, Sc. of. .sv required si,s. a,
80 low rates as they can he obtained slsav here In
the South. snd cf the hest STYLE Of workmanship.
lie has also established In connection with III
above. JoBBiNG DEPARTMENT. wherein
ORDERS viii he executed promptly. CIsTRrNH of
any required capacity made 10 order.
He would slso respectfully suggest 10 those who
NAV contemplate building. that he is p,sps,ed ,n
get NJ Designs and Plans Of Rural Cottages .nd
c'hef Residences, With detailed speelHcations
blls ofqusntitles Of materials, estimates Of Cost,
etc., on reasonable terms. Orders for sny Of
the shove named workmanship. or services, left
In esre ~ Mess..
pAN'L HiCEy, West Baton Rouge.
JORDAN HOLT. Rnsedale. La.
ALFRED DupLANTIER, Msnchsc. n. n. Rouge.
". SALE, spflnsasls, La,
~ through the Post oaics, will meet with with
prompt attention.
e shop ON North Boulevard street. opposi,a
he State lIouse, Baton Rougp. La
August 9th, 1852.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
House Furnishing Goods.

nRVsHEs Of all kiuds. Feather paststs. CoHss
- Mills, Kselets, buckets. sieves, Dust Pans
Qua Dominion Coffee Pot (at reduced proes) aud
the Old french Coffee Greoque-@all sizes smooth
Irons. Preservs Kettles, EnsDsled and Brass kjt
chen Saw Knives, Spoons, SC.
msy2i FRANK HUgUET.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
rEuFlfNII1ly
NJ A q HIN EttY.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. A.,

The Planters " Patent" Steam Card
w..d Gutter.
THis INVENTION for simplicity, a-, shiiitV snd
equal.
HORSE SCRAPTRR.
Cotton eins. tGulletts pstsntl-s 90 saw will
eln bales per day. First premium awarded Of
the Mississippi and Louisiana State Fairs.
'lseiilaNng Engines, too simple 10 need lies
cfrtl"n, Portable Uirrusr Saw Mills made In Tho
best manner. with Head Blocks setting either ens
end ~ both ends ~ once
tire-Proof safes. si,ss 10 accommodate Plan.
ters. jewelers.. and Counting Rooms.
Steam Engines, Stationary and Portable, suit .
BILE for Driving, Gins, arit Mills, IA Y Miu, ete.
Iron Uation Ties, tKnowls PATENT superseedinR q
ali others of the kind tunwn
Any ofthe machines esn he seen ~ practical
operation at the southerp Enterprise Machine
Works DELAOkOIX. DHoyGhty 400.
mara Baton Rouge Ia.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
GItNsI GUNsii G,tNs,,,

Nov IN eT0RE, n complete assortment Of
~ Lengths, R0fes, FORWARD srd Bark Ariirn
tesks-ofth the celebrated and teFfrbis "eiiespis
shot pmns, /" also the unerusilpd gfeeueer GINS
sud h"Es Huns Those ~ want ofs ~ ., Gur
a'e requested W call and pssriine nv stuck be
fore purchasing elsewhere, ss Inducements viii
bs offered that csnnot he resisted
ncv2S FRANK HugtEr.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
CART a WAGON HARNESS.

A fuLL sssottmsnt ~ Collars, Hsmes, Mind
IA hridles, Cart prseehing, Cart Saddles. " sgon
Harness, Trace Cbsins, eto., which we ofTer al
moderate prices.
isnle IANuUIFR a LANOriE
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
sEGARsf sEGAnsil

DIR s'psrr' ushs wha, received large sssrtl.
ment ~ the most fsvufi,e bfsnas-fr, sale
v HEUDH 4 CO.'S
jnnesk Drug Store
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
STAPLE Gppps.

SUCH "a Brown and Hleaehed Cotton
" sheeting, Damssk Table Linen. Tow IL
and everything in this line at reduced
priees 3. NJ ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
SEWING MACHINES.

IUsr hEUHlVED the Rcovei . unodali NEW
~ PATTERN MAuHINE. This Machine bss
been enlarged expressly (or Planters use
ee Rooms next 70 Mrs. Hueston's Fancy
store-Third street.
tebls = NJ TRACY Apapt.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

A COMPBEr y Esssortmsnto of Dress Trim
n mings Of all oolors and kinds,-just
opened. w. u. PIIILJIPk.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

A FL Fl u q u EFT
LAUREL STREET. BATON ROUGE, Ia,
TUE undersigned begs leave re
4 spectfully to call public atten Gil
ton To the fact t'at he has openedE
IN the new brick building of John -
Huguet, Esq.. on Laurel street, IN the city
ot Reton Rouge, q very extensive stock ~
poors. stIoEs. HATS AND cars.
AZ nv entire attention will he devoted to
THE line Of business, 7 shall keep q com
plete assortment and great variety. GENTS
sllOEs and BOOTS, LADIES SHOES.
SLIPPERS and BOOTEES. slso Roys,
Missess. Children and Infants SHOES
together with all the varieties and sty le. o
HATS AND CAPS.
! am determined TO keep every article in
my liue Of business, az pa te wake the
"LAUIEL STREET STORE" head quar-
ters. for goods in my line. and by unre-
uniting attention to business fair prices
aud disposition tc please the public. com
mand q libereral share of patronage.
i-S Orders from the country and from
West Baton Rouge, will meet immediate
attention. A. ". liUgUEr.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
CUTLEnYI ,NTLEnYII

i HANh nov ir sttna snd n attiva. n rntrrlets
Y assrrtrpert Of Pocket and Table Uutletv - :
The ncst telishle makes, and great many r.w
s'y'es' sr0ng them the celebrated India u rhhef
Table Rnivss usil sud examine then, hst,,s
purchasing slssvhsfe-asi, is siways . pie.spts
" show nv stock. FRANZ HUGttrT.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
NEW CONFECTIONAHY.
THIRD STREET.

HAVING purchased the stock end H,
lures Of the old aud we'll known
stand Of the late y. MpssEtsAH nnve
made and shall continue ~ make addi-
hons thereto. until every article usually
kept ~ such en- establishments will he
found In my shelves. Candies-einbra-
cling al the fine fancy confeetions cakes.
tue wines, pickles. preserves. ssrdines.
seRars. sauces etc, will be found at my
establishments of the very best Bv strict
personal attention. and disposition TO
please the public. I ara determined 10
make the Third street Confectionery
equal 10 the growing wants Of the City
and surpassed by none in the State. Store
open day and night 10 O'Clock.
novlb q. ~. WADDtJL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
7 ROUGE, La. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13 1856
LA RG UIBR bANOUB
AxESi AxEs,,

a ESi A xE ESl
pa DOZEN choppihg Axes Of Crliins. prurs -nd
Nv uthsr good -ishsts bsht, tredirr,. heavy
snh e,trs heavy. slWsys on hands ~ the Hardware
es'shlishtres, ~ LARuulFH hLANUUF,
rrstt rerre, IN fsyptts aud ptn,l,l. ate
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
,,,n. ,UNIQN uOTEL.

L ". ~ NHVTNF TWF"NNFNF Fhe
shove NAMED establishment on Lsvee stree,.
@ ta9t ei tl"''ds, from Mt Tom Bsseiisco, respect
10y lhiof,ns MS friends sud the puhlis renefslly.
That he will hereafter continue he ss,rs prs,ass.
sha solicit share ~ rrbic ps,ron.ge The be.s.
nas undergone thorough repsifs and r.httsd \,
'nase y e1nsl to sny uther Hotel m this eiiv
fieNy HENRY n HOOPER
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
NEW GOODS NEW STYLES
y " q y l. ELS ST REL
JUST RF,TJvEu.

JUST RE.TIvED.
A SPLENDID invoice Of fps slIt t..e y,,,,.
n snd Brrfscus, tvs, eve shd seven Houre.s
o'gsndie Robes; Figured orsan6ie nuslin by ~.
ssr" ~ he PfoPIFR sfoHE
Black 7-rsee. T,v" v-.as wa.
For sbswls, only one piece received 3, The
pE1PLEs STORE.
MARS EILLE aUIGTs.
We have Just received large lot nfthess v,,a.
In all si,es and colors, and yilI be snla ,s,v h.,
io' Vssh = sChs ALtNsRF tIt.
Hpfi' Peoples Store.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
TO syluAR pI,ANTEus.
THE VICTORY CORN MILL

'IWls superior Plantation Mesi snd Feed Mlii.
nov without sny sr'rretitrs frr simplicity
durability, efficiency and ehes pnp.s
sn- Price SOS rssh For sale ~
spfH InaHrA uUAI
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
sEITZERs WATER.

OkD JUGS VI genuine Seltser Water, direc
,<.JVhpm Reltsars springs. Getmany. just 20
| ceived hy Gje22l I'D C wv. pOG 81
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
DERWINGERsi nERRINGEnsii

NJ Uw IN srORE aud 60 arrive. Clllssple's De ,.
" rinRers and the celebrated berringsrf
nova FRANK HugUET.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
nlt. cnWAWO DEIONy

ESpECTFUbIy tenders his rrcles-
II sionsl services 10 the people of Baton
Rouge and surrounding neighbcrhocd, in
the practice uf Medicine. ohstetricp. ,Sc.
Office next door 60 the residence Of I.
A. Walker. Bsq. sprillo .emd.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
Nrusauito Netttnp

NorruN, linen and Rehipet Muspui,o Netting
~ lus, received and for sale AZ
april =. NJ ARHER's
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
pIsTOIst pryTot,s,,

A COMPLETE assor,rnent Of Pistol. ana re.
y.ivefs, eersis'ing ~ Cnlts OI1 and New
graved Revnlvefs also W titney's Revolvs,s. Al
len's sell Oreklng Pistols. Navy Revolvsss. s.a
'hs smith Wesson Seven shocter. .II a. tbs
loves, prices, st
rnv4a rpANp tfrotr,r.s
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

A MOTHER large lot Of these goods have Just
IA been received al the Clothing Emporium
very handsome Boys and Mems Cloth Caps, for
30 and 10 cents.
oct2i W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
WINES Z WINESii


En BOXES best Table Wine-Claret an
~ white, OF the best brands, In store an
for sale by NJ. PRENDERGAT.
july2l
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
BACON.

TUST received, five casks clear bacon
- sides, for sale low, by
may1 s. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

Child's TaImns and Boys Suits.
rTHHE hsndsomest assortment Of Child's Mar.
J. seilles Talmas and Boys Suits 10 be found
can now be had At my store, the suits for little
boys are very handsome.
spr24 W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

DLAylNg CARDS-A large supply of samuel
L llsrts Playing Csrds, all qualities and prices,
for sale low 20 the trade by
Juyi X. u. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
At COST
POST AUGERS.

4 INDISPENSABLE Labor saving Machine 70,
"A Planters. 10 bore and inch holes. tnr sal,
at LARgu1ER a LANoUEH.
juneE, Cor. Lafayette q Floriaa sts.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
TO THE LADIES.
IIATSf HATSff

CELEoT MEDICINES, A One assortment jus,
- ncsived by ED. d VIM. BOgEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
UAnEt.T:s Ann LAWNS.

SeAh ye'y hsuisnme EnRiish narsge aud col.
~ ored Lawns, have been received AZ the
msrl0 rIfILA. CASH STORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17

EVERY SUMNER the demand Cor Hostetter's Cele
brated stomach BItters increase. ltls found TO be
the only certain preservation Of bodily strength
during period when the stInOs phere is calculated
10 induce q feeling Of lassitude and Indigestion.
way to its potent influence. lnnumerable persons
who are now alive and well, must thank the dis
coveref OF this preparation that they have not been
is recommended by the best physicians in the
land. This Is the best evidence Of its real value,
word in favor of advertised preparations. They
have been compelled to Acknowledge the claims Of
druggists. IN e-eoH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17
To CoNsrNpT1vrs

LHfTs 8 Cod LtrtT OtI Jelly.
This great specific for CONSUMPTION Is fast super
oedlog an Others IN Hs curative effects upon those
sinieted with tuserouiar diseases. Prepared upon
robbed OF the nauseous taste Of the pain article. II
- ,sceiVea INTO the stomach IN It's leilihed form,
and lgested. passing into the small Intestnes drop
ey drop, supplying the wastes of the body BY its
nutrlclous properties, and thus assisting aud sus
talDIng nature IN overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine,
dnd recommended By the faculty everywhere, this
preparation is confidently offered IS remedy for
Consumption and ail ScrofulOus affections.
Sold BY Charles Stott. Washington, and BY all re-
spectacle druggists. Price O. per bottle
PENFoLD, PAKkER q MOWER,
No. 10 Beekman street, New York,
mar l6-Sm Wholesale Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17
ne Hundred and Fifty Families H.aseIes..

NV YoEE, July 16.-SOme thirty or forty
alley and Washington street, were burnt to-day
at noon. They were mostly occupied by cart
men, whose horses were a, work az the me, and
thus escaped. One hundred and nfty families
mated at 500 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17
Pennsrlrania Politics.

HARRsBuEs, July I6 A call has been issued
BY Mr.. Haldeman, OF the National Democratic
Committee, protesting against the action Of the
Democratic State Committee, and calling mass
ana delegate Convention TO meet at Harrisburg,
july DC, to form a straight Douglas electoral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17
Loo AL NEW s.

NOTICE TO WAsHISeToNIANs- Those of our
ienow-cin1ens leaving for the watering places
ana elsewhere should bear In mind that we do
not mall The STAR except after payment in ad-
vance at The rate Of 37k cents per month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17
Ceiling OFF

In order TO decrease my ock have detsrmined
TO close out the balance of NV SUMNER CLOTH
ING at cost All IA want OF Summer Clothing are
respectfully invited TO call AZ No. 40 Seventh St,
opposite Post Once, and the great reduction in
Summer Clothing.
WANrED-To have every body know that they can
purchase their Summer Clothing ~ cost 81 No. 400
seventh St, opposite Post Once. jy l2-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17
THE LATEST NEWS
L Ell EG RAPHIC.
shootins LIN, Fails.

ALBANY, July I6.-yIm Crawford, a noted
rowdV, was shot at Little Falls this noon, by
man named Halling, proprietor Of larger beer
saloon. Crawford and his party went 20 Hallings
about two O'Clock and demanded drinhs which
were refused. Crawford commenced disturb
ance, when Halling drew pistol and shot craw-
ford three times. Halling was locked up 10
answer the result Of Crawfordis iniuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17
New Ysrk tIartets

NV YORK. July l7.-Flour is firm; State IS pa
IS .25i Ohio IS 6OaS5 IS; southern ~ 50asS 90.
Wheat has advanced Ic Kentucky white 81 IS.
Corn is declining; mixed 81 ka62c. PrJvsions
are steady. Lard is hrm. Whisky Is Lelvy at
2lc.
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BALTIMORE, July l7.-Flour closed dull; How
ard street and Ohio IS IS. what closed steady;
white 81 .3Oal so; red al 2OaI 26 Corn closed
dull and unchanged; yellow 64a65c.; white ia
75c. Provisions closed firm and unc changed.
Whisky closed quiet and steady at 20kc.
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Destructive Fire r.xa.

NKw ORLEANS, July l7.-Thirty-three build
ings, comprising the best portion Of the town Of
Dallas. Texas, was burnt on the 9TH. Loss not
accurately ascertalned, but estimated At 500 900
% $500 600, with a very small insurance.
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New York B.pk Statement

NEw YORK, July 10 -The weekly statement Of
the New York city banks shows an Increase %
sSs9,OOO In specie. 81 AZ coo In deposits, and
decrease Of Sl2l 900 in loans and s3ss 900 in Cit
culation.
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ARRESTS FOR LARcESY.-On Saturday county
ofncer stafford arrested John w. Fisher on
c9afge OF larceny OF various articles the property
Of George w. Miller. After a search a watch
and revolver were found and identified by Mil
Ter; Fisher was committed for further bearing
George Lomax and Robert Lomby were also ar
rested and similarly committed. VIM. Barring
ton was also arrested, but was dismissed The
cases Were heard before Justice Walter
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MILITARY Visit TO CULPEPER.-The Alexandria
Rifemen have accepted an invitation to visit Cul-
pepper Court House on the 26th inst On that day
the fair ladies of that gallant county are to
beautiful flag to the Culpeper Minute Men. The
Rifemen, II is said. will go up with full ranks,
and the display will probably be very hand
some
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GENITAL 6UARD-HoUsE CAsEs-Fred. Grim,
vagrant boy; workhouse 80 days Josephine Miles
and Francis Robinson, vagrancy; do 90 DAYS
Thomas Fitzgerald, assault and battery on Julia
Burke; security for court. John Hatcher and
John Eliason, arrested by Gill and Bethel for
lighting In Fighting alley Saturday night held
for further hearing.
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SPRUNG LEAK-The steamer Powhatan, willis
on the Potomac yesterday morning, sprung leak
BY the proper use Of pumps and other means, the
b at was kept up, and finally SO cleared of watel
that the leak could be stopped
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WE LEARN that picnic for the benefit Of III,
poor will be given by the Ladies' Bensvolen
Society, at Analostan Island, on the 26th inst. A
pleasant time may be expected.
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PAssENGER LIST OF THE STEAMSHIP MoSrI.
CELLO, arrived yesterday, from New York:-G
NJ. Starbuck and wife, VIM III and Eliza Star.
buck, Mrs Van Benthusen, VIM N. McVeigb.
j., J.. II McVeigh, jr., J ID Makely, Franklin
pinckneY, n. Powell, s. Bacon. J. Stubbs, Mrs
Masters and two children, w. H. Quincy, NJ b
eager, z. Morey.