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, 1860-01-07

AccIDES7.-We learn that on Thursday Mr..
William d. Anderson, in lie employ Of the
Chicago L Rocs Island r. r. Co., while driving
through South Wells street, was thrown out Of
his buggy by his horse taking fright, breaking
two Of Ills ribs and otherwise severely bruising
, 1860-01-07

SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MAcu,SEs.-Also
Machines Tor Tailoring and Leather Sewing, at
Gf Lake street, See advertisement. delU-lm
, 1860-01-07

Toilet Articles.
=.
1ah:s.t scon open, in evD-
ntc.iou With nr general pa
tent medicine buslnes. a
stock Of tluc toilet articles,
fa2cT goods, and Ierfumc1y,
1t LII Lake s:rest, ccmplIs-
Ing ) large assortment, aste1-
lows: Lusln'a E1tnctt. CO.
leencs. Pomades for the Ha!E,
Ivory Combs, BrE..io, shell.
dressing and Tuck Combs; !;
haiT, hat, teeth, nail. clothes
and h:sh Brushes; Port Non
naleA Wallets rocket Books,
Money Belts, Port Fol;cs.
Satehe!st Dressing Ca.es,
Travelling BlEs for l.dles; ;
Card Case, ,Soavenin, Needle
Cases, Perfume Do1cx, Ivory
Tablets Coral Bead, Seek.
laces, Bracelets, Hair Tins,
fancy Head D1e,se., Hand
Mirrors, Cosmetics, Toilet
Waters j; Theatre and Liquid
Rouge, Meen Fun, Infant
Powder. Ens1th and French
fancy peztuntd soa1s. Most
Of The aboye articles IRE Of
! myoxnl importation. and will
be cGsrtd At very low Er;eeaL
lsenember the place.
! JQuN .. PARK,
/ (Sac. to Bo1iea, Smith &Co-,}
IA. TEL Lake street.
, 1860-01-07

- Coal Oils ut SIS cents = gallon. kcro.
sene and other Oils in proportion, at the Lamp
aud Oil Emporium, las Clark St. ja6-ow
, 1860-01-07

THr ooEll -TEAx.-Gcorge A. johnson Of
Blue Island identifies the team used by Odell
md Pine, now in custody, as his property stolen
from him few nights since. Acharge ofhorse
stealing is thus piled On their other trausgres-
sious.
, 1860-01-07

~ R1nge Of the thermometer for the week,
as taken by E. l.. O. 'aara, Apothecary and Phar-
naceutist, No. 80 West Randolph, corner Canal
street. Chicago:
, 1860-01-07

This d nse chanss for GILT Enterprise Men. t,,1i
ja6-st Il. ). COOKE CO.. Ill 1as. s,+s,
, 1860-01-07

Nor ANGELICA youth named George Angel.
npon whom, however, close examination failed
to develop any traces Of wings, or indeed any
trait imputed to those Of his name, was in yes.
terday's Police Court, charged with poverty,
shilttessness and propensity to haunt saloons
md low places. lie is suspected Of thievish
practices. and to keep him out Of harms way ,
ono mouth.
, 1860-01-07
TIL e CITY

- Remember thc " Hnymakers" at Metro.
politan Hull on Tuesday evening.
, 1860-01-07
NUMBER 1852.
atnuSFt1tf1tt8.


NcV1CKER'S THEATRE.
~ Asasoa street., between stale md pea4en,..
SATURDAY EVENING. Jan :, $50.
GREATEST HIT OF THE SEASON,
THE HIDDEN Hl1D.
GREATEST DRAMA OF HE DAY.
1HG HIDDEN HAND.
THE LEDGEH'S GREAT STORY,
TIE ulDDEY HAND.
APPLAUSE FROM BEGINNING TO END.
THE HIDDEN HAiD.
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER,
THE HIDDEN ulyD.
Go and See
The HIDDEN HAND.
Doors orea At :; Curtain rises ut * o'clock pse-
el.tiy.
II Box o@ce open FINN 10 o'clock L. T. TIL o'clock
T.. WHEN he .ecurt three dass in 1iyaaee
rNcEs oF FAnMszlas.-Parquette and Dress Circle Ne
seeoad trc.e, A1wes P1lrase Eo1.s u; Upper S.
T. G. SHERMAN. TREASURER.
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SrArE TEMPERANCE CoSvsS71oS.-The First
Anniversary Of the Illinois State Temperance
Union vii! be held at bloomington on Wclncs-
day, the first day Of February. All friends Of
Temperance arc earnestly invited to be present.
Addresses nlay be expected FROM the following
gentlemen: Bishop Simpson, Of Evanston;
Rcr. DR.. Deechcr, of Galcsburg; President
Reed. Of shurtleF College; Judge Robbins, q
Springfield; Rev. DR.. Skinner, Of Joliet; Prof.
S. c. Bartlett and DR.. IS. Davis, Of Chicago.
Il large Convention is expected. :.
, 1860-01-07

Tnr SosREE OF MKs. Bos1w1ck AND HER
Prr1ls.-The elements were unkindly last night
to an occasion looked. forward to with much
pleasure BY 1nnny Of our citi1ens Despite how
ever the rain, and the slippery and dangerous
walking, an audience ~cty respectable in num-
'bcrs, nnd the very best and most nppreciptiye
OF our concert goers,passed charming eycniug
ut METROPOLITAN Hall, thinks to the excellent
entertainment set forth by Mrs. Emma G. Bost.
wick and her young Indy pupils, assisted by
.wcll.knovn amateurs. We have no intention
;of part'culazizng, but naayIsay Of the soircc Il.
| a whole, that passage money has been expended
on vocalists from the East, and from abroad
who hare charmed our audiences less than the
homo talent Of last evening. The whole wi,
infinitely creditab!e to Mrs. Bostwick and to he,
fair pupils.
, 1860-01-07

A LONG THAur TuEorGH THE W1LpEESEss-
Capt. jack Wilson, OF steamer Lady E1sin, ar
rived III this city last evening, and is stopping
ut tile Richmond House. Capt. Wilson left Cop
per Harbor, where the Lady Elgin is frozen in,
aud walked the whole distance to Warsaw,
Wis, about $40 miles, occupying Il days in ac.
complishiug tic Journey,
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Co=3@artl1RrSt)lp Notifies.

nlSSOLU,T1ON.-The Co-Part-
ner 3p AeretofnEe e1lsus let =een the undefzar,.
uader the fr Of o. klesa Co. Is this day dIaoYeti
~ mu ual coasen tter Of the partners 4ush 7rxtti
sous the p.Hs Of the Ernl In iiquia,lcu
C!.taso Jan. 81. ls69. D. kEIEGH,
ta4 hs6e-1m F., D TAYLOR
, 1860-01-07

1 ~ HA1AAS ~ eAkA4A0 ~
axo pkAIIRs II LCABI1--The subscribers, now
earring The Lumber business IN Memphis Tcnn a1e
anIovs to form such connection with lngte- In the
uae trade chicago VI enable them kerp an IS
scEtn Of Pine Lumber Constantly hatd there during
the ,h K1e heretofore the whole southern .ouatry
hote1nk The ssspp has Eeicd for it, tuply q that
some Is miles away- Chicago t. not u an one thr1
The and lumber can b shipped tts xho war "
Mississippi County .hould nut farC oae Of .he n.ln out
Ic,s for lie Lumber trade Of Chicako Information
to market prices here and ts41.pesta
ton, etc., t.c, vi. br ctee,f ,ly Furnished. Ad5sess
ROBERT QUIN = co,
t.rba.a.lw ?. o. Box a53, Memphis, Tct1.
, 1860-01-07
Ncn) advertisements.

- e II. 5c8IFEt'. A3a7iIa3 Ase8s. Is Uearo,rp..t
il horted to rtGei-s -de<f>er.g - !j 4,tE ali Il.
a-"''a ;1Pe'se q Lac -'o'ea Htl. Jt1'hSs4y
, 1860-01-07

Done cAsE.-Thc only completed police case
yesterday was decision by Justice Mill,ten' On
n lab as corpus IN rem dory. The canine wns a
liver colored pointer claimed Under the fugitive
act hyt 4r. Thomson, Of Thonlsen L .Alstop; hut
holden by saloon keeper. Property wns
proven and tile pointers points pointediy
pointed ont, whereupon the plaintiff made bis
point and got his pointer, aud per contra Tie
saloon-keerer missing his point was disappoint-
ed and lost tue pointcr,for which he said:hc paid
ten dollars. That is just tue price Of lis lesson
mot Il. buy canincs from strangers.
, 1860-01-07

M1sIcAL S01:EE At TaE E1cnMhSD.-Wc Iearn
that q Musical Soiree, for the benefit Of Sir. lie
Cicrque will tukc place nj the Richmond House
on tue evening ct Friday. the 18th lust, con,-
.rri>ing grand concert, supper and ball. Tie
best talent Of The city hare beeu engaged TO
make the musical feature Of the highest mer7t.
, 1860-01-07

III The. 2tmss waxes very jolly over the
SHERMAN se1L' And yet that concern was
among the sold, and in common With its friends,
then III Convention at Springfield, had a horri-
Bile scare. 1t Was not until II O'Clock +. Il.
That it dared to feel " out Of the woods,'' and
begin to arrange a crow. for its morning issue.
, 1860-01-07
CATALOGUES,
CONSTITUTIONS,
SERNcN:

ADDRESSES.
REPORTS,
And AZ kinds rampt IT Handsomely printed at Pr.s
is WN II Ra<n
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THE LATEST.
Ansther Arrival from Eure,e,

NEw YoRK, August 1s.-The steamer Etna has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 9Th inst.
Russia sends four ships Of the line and two
frigates to Syria. .-.- --
Napoleon had conferred the Grand Gross of the
Legion Of Honor Ab-del- Kader, for his services
at Damascus. The Governor General Of Damas-
Gus and Beirut had been suspended and arrested
The Sandman Government bad negotiated a
loan of 8 l50, 0U 100 livres at S0f. 25c.
Z The British Government had decided on hav-
ing the whole iron plated steam floating batteries
got ready for Immediate service
England declines to join actively In the Syrian
expedition. ...-.r 4. -, 4.
It was rumored thai the Neapolitan ENJOYS to
Turin, seeing the impossibility Of concluding an
alliance between Sardinia and Naples, Were to
leave Turin forthwith. =.
II was rumored I'm Paris that the regiments of
the line Were TO be increased from l02 to ITO.
Ii was denied that Napoleon was to have an in
terview with the King Of Sardinia
Garibaldi had invested Fort Scylelle, In Gala
bria, opposite to Messina. .,s' -
Ii was stated that the Select Committee of the
British Commons had condemned the Whitworth
gun.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday .-Cotton irm-sales to-
day Of 10000 bales.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of TEE Star. "a

Correspondence of TEE Star.
. go esoRssrowN, August 20, 1859.
The fine ball on Congfess street for Covenant
Lodge L o: o F. is now approaching compile
tion. ana adds very much to the appearance Of the
locality In which Il is situated. The front, which
we described some months since, is now covered
with brown mastick, and the interior is nearly
finished Mr.. Samuel Bootes, Jr was the archf-
penters; Joseph Collins, bricklayer; J. Kyler,
plssterer; and Goddard 4 Cooley, paintes.
. The lnhrmary at the Academy Of Visitation
has been raised two stories this vacation, and
workmen are now engaged In repainting the ex
terror and interior Of the various buildings be-
longing 10 the Institution. Mr.. J. DYER Is the
carpenter; Mr.. A. Barbour, bricklayer; and Mr..
John Fowler, painter.
house, at intersection Of Market and high streets,
Is rapidly Progressing, under the direction Of the
Messrs. Semmes, contractors, and one can now
form some idea Of is shape and site. The design
Portable and the location excellently chosen. Mi.
John T. Hafkness, of your city, Ii the architect
In addition to these Improvements, there have
been finished this season fine brick residence on
story brick house on Dumbarton street. for Mr. b.
Hutchins, bricklayer. Mr.. E. Shoemaker, car
Penter, 10 building for himself neat and SUBJ
stantiai house on First street; Mr.. Wingate, car
designed. brick dwelling for himself; and MI
shinn, is having erected on Beal stree. fine brick
residence Many Improvements and additions to
n a.s, awellings have been made, the most
made to Judge Dunlop's fine house on Gay street.
and the erection Of additional stories on the resi-
depces Of Mrs. Pickren and Mr.. Henry King.
The beautiful and well known place on the
Heights, belonging to the estate Of Col Carter,
deceased, has been engaged for a residence by
Count Mercier, the French Minister. The dwell
ing 10 now being thoroughly renovated for bis
accommodation, and large stable and carriage
house is being built Mr.. j. Dyer is the con.
tractor .-.-. ~. &C.,. .r.
Senator Bright has built commodious stable
and carriage-house on his fine property, in the
same locality. Mr. Barrett was the contractor
We purpose TO notice some Of the improve
ments mentioned here at greater length, shortly;
and to supply omissions In this hastily written
letter. ...,..r-
About 1870 beef cattle were offered at Drover's
Rest on Friday last. All were sold to spectators
and butchers at 81 75a$3 so per 100 lbs. gross.
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STs JosEHH, Aug. Is Denver City advices 20
August n, state that the qsartz mills are beoeu-
ing successful in saving the gold, and that many
OF them are yielding from SIS % sl00 per day in
the Gregory diggins -
The consolidated ditch IL turning it water
through the spring roads and gulches, overflow
ing the sluces, filling mp the pits, and doing thou
sands OF dollars worth Of damage 30 the mines and
quartz mills The Black Hawk Min alone has
suffered 20 the amount Of over As 600 and . mit
has been brought against the Consolidated Ditch
Company in the Miners Court % recover the
damages.
The FIRST United States mail TO this region ar
rived last night, causing much rejoicing Gen.
eral Dissatisfaction had previously existed AZ its
being withheld after the commencement Of the
contract time. General belief existed that the
Central Overland Mail and Pixies Peak Erprrss
Company, which received twenty-five CENTS on
each letter 10 and from the States, had I'm come
way prevented its arrival
Business CONTINUES dull In all the towns.
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IT Is sRLDoM that we notice anything in the med
lcal line. nor would We now, unless we could be
convinced that We are not doing our duty as jour
Dallst, In recommending to the public Dr.. J. Hos
fatal and terrible of all diseases-Fever add Ague
From our own experiences of this valuable specific.
we can safely say, that for diseases of the above
nature, 1t stands without rival. Its timely assist
ance has saved many fellow being from prema-
ture grave. Every day we hear Of its cenauerlng
the worst cases of Fever and Ague. TO those who
are IN the least afflicted with any of the complaints
nothing can be more benef cial than these Bitters
we cheerfully recommend them 70 the thousands
pain, as certain cure for their ills, Try them and
be convinced Of their many excellent qualities
where. An 20 coat
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DAILY LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
y COACHES TO UPPER MAR LBoRO', =

The undersigned are now running Daily, except
Sunday u -Four horse Coaches be- <Gyaa[x-i
tween washington and Upper Mari 3$
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner Of Seventh
street and Pa. att O'Clock o. m. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at II O'Clock q M, and arrive in
Washington at Soclock, in time to connect with
the $40 p. m. { ain for Baltimore. --7oT- d ! "
Tne Coaches are new and commodlous, the teams
hrst,c In the hands of careful and accommOdat-
ing drivers. = ~ r 10 gef y
= Fare to Upper Marlboro. :. :. ;. . 80 cents.
To Long Oh Fields. -.-.,.,,,-.,, Is -
~ 4
Freight and packages in proportion. ks9
au Is IF OSBORN CO, Proprietors
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Another Arrival from Europe.

FARTHER PoISr, Aug. 20.-The Montreal Com
pany's steamship North American passed here this
morning, having left Liverpool ON the 9th inst.
Her news 10 meagre and unimportant The
English House of Commons had voted subsidy
to the Galway line, thereby confirming their mall
contract and securing Its permanency.
f.. s. rf..rfr COMMERCIAL. -
LIVERPOOL, Aug. s.-The sales Of cotton for
the week foot up so 600 bales Inferior qualities
have advanced I'd and middling qualities I'd.
on the week The estimated sales of to-day are
10 900 bales; the market closing firm at Cd. for
ORLEANS middling .s -l4oa -. .s
- Breadstuffs steady. tsst -f 70 .1oe t
Provisions very dull. smas -
.Consols closed at e3a93k, the decline being
due to the announcement Of f3 90 goo loan 10
India. -H r 10 ...
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Staunten Convention.

STANTON, Aug 1S.-The convention &c avs m
bled at nine O'Clock. considerable amount Of
campaign business was transacted, senatorial and
county electors, and State committees, &c, ap-
pointtd.
The following are the electors Of this section OF
the country: Fairfax Senatorial District, Thorn
ton Triplett. County Eieeto,s-Ale1 udria, Mai.
G. Tcchman; Fairfax, Barnett McKeage; Prince
William, Lyttleton Tyler.
On motion Of Charles Irving, a resolution was
adopted that the electoral vote Of the State be cast
for anyone who can defeat Lincoln
The committee appointed TO correspond with
the Charlottesville conference committee, ap.
peared and asked to be discharged, and the re-
quest was unanimously granted. arbe co res
pondeEee between the two conventions shows
that all ove'tures for compromise have been re-
jected.
The convention was then addressed in able and
eloquent speeches by w III. Hartman and Col
Boiling, Of Petersburg.
The speeches were enthusiastically received,
and the Convention adjourned until O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Convention reasseffibted at O'Clock Some
business Of no general interest was trs asacted and
man. Of Re kbridge, in a neat speech, which was
well received. fHr
J B. Stovall. Of Halifax, followed, in an elo-
quent and stirring appeal to the Democracy,
which was loudly applauded. IL. 81.
A motion to adjourn having been carried. Mr..
Hopkins, the president, closed the proceedings
In beautiful speech, at the conclusion of which
be declared the convention adjourned side die.
A large mass meeting was held at mig ht and
eloquent speeches made by G. w Brent, Of AL
exandfia, and Charles Irving, Of Petersburg.
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Later from Europe.

CARE RACE, Aug. 1s.-The steamer Glasgow
arrived here last night. The City Of Baltimore
arrived out on the 18th
Naples quiet Nothing later from Garibaldi
M.RsEItLEs, Aug. 6.-The French troops have
left for Syria
Advices from Naples states that 300 troops. on
the eve OF joining Garibaldi, had been arrested
The Minister Of War had withdrawn the troops
from the Abruzzi, and had ordered the principal
part Of the army to concentrate about Naples.
BELGRADE, Aug. 6.-Serious disturbances &C.
Cured yesterday between the Servian, Turks and
BOSNIAN sailors. The garrison remained quiet.
PALERMO, Aug 4.-Large numbers Of volun-
teers have arrived and been enthusiastically re-
ceived. Garibaldi is hourly expected. The King
Of Naples has sent 600 soldiers to Rezzio, oppo.
site Messina, who. 1t is confidently said, will
join Garibaldi on his landing.
NAPLES, Aug. 3-Al efforts to conclude an ar
mistice with Garibaldi having failed, prepare
ments were being Introduced into the navy aud
army.
TURIN. Aug 3-The Prussian Ambassado or had
assured Count Cavour that the strictest neutrality
would be preserved in italian affairs
Genoa paper says two Neapoltan regiments
In Calabria had cried out " Viva Garibaldi.;'
-. GREAT BRITAIN
The House Of Commons had passed bill for
amalgamating the European and native armies in
Queen Victoria reviewed seventy two thousand
Scottish volunteers, at Edinburg, on the 9TH
Great enthusiasm was manifested
III VIC ilousc VI SOniuOus, on the Old, In reply
to query from Mr.. Berkeley, the Chancellor Of
the Exchequer stated that the contract between
the Government and the Atlantic Telegraph Com
panv had become void, and hereafter the govern
ment would exercise great caution in entering into
further contracts Of similar undertakings
FRANCE
Napoleon was at the Chalons camp II was
denied that he is to have a meeting with the
King Of Sardinia.
The Paris bourse was frmer; rentes 6sf., 25c.
NAPLES.
All was quiet In Naples
The Government was preparing to operate
against the Garibaldians, who had invested Fort
Scyllel, in Calabria, opposite Messina.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor Of Austria and King Of Bavaria
are to have a meeting.
THE LATEST
By Telegraph to Queenstown
LONDON, Aug. 9--The Morning Chronicle saws
IL has reliable Information that the ordnance select
committee Of the Commons have sent a condem-
natory report of the Whitworth gun, In which IL
is stated that they not eligible for her Majesty
service.
The Glasgow has IS cabin and 264 Storage pas
sengers, and a full cargo Of merchandise for New
York
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THE LICENSE CAsIs.-Of the cases ruled for
trial before Justice Donn Of hucksters aud others
running wagons, &c, without a license, twelve
have been decided Three arrested by officer
Gill were dismissed, upon the parties obtaining
the license and paying So cents costs each. Two
arrested by officer King were disposed of In the
same way, and seven Were dismissed. u
A ID. Thour, for occupying Warket stand
without paying the license rate, was arrested by
officer Zeatman; case dismissed. Jane Shields,
Samuel Duncan, and Jane Adams colored, were
the registry law, being non-residents; the two
first were Aned sl0.5s each, and the last was dis
missed. - .- ..... ,
The ORPHAN's PIe-NIc AT ARLINGTON TO-DAY,
up to II m, was not 80 well attended as had been
expected by the lady managers, who had made
preparations for the accommodation of large
company. withers band was on the spot, MAX
ing the dancing attractive a. usual, and those
present entered upon day Of enjoyment without
waiting for the crowd to arrive. 1t is to be hoped
that many persons will attend this afternoon,
Thereby making up Tor the deficit Of numbers ap.
parent In the early part Of the day. The boats
and omnibuses ply punctually according to ad-
vertisement. ..
SALE OF THE "UsIoN HorELn IN ALEXANDRIA.
The "Union Hotel, - on Union street, near the
maryland ferry" Alexandria, has been pur-
chased by Msssrs Blackjack Marshall for "a 200,
from Mr.. Charles Lee, its owner. 1t is the inten-
ZION OF the new owners to have the old building
.te two ne stores ete from
street TO the wharf. ..r -. e,r
I POLICE SUSPENSIONS. Orders having been
given to the city police not to absent themselves
for purposes Of amusement across the Potomac,
seven OF them were suspended on Friday for dis
obedience In this particular. They went over the
previous evening to the prize picnic at Analostan
Island The suspension involves loss Of pay from
the date OF the offence to the Arst Of next month
PURCELL AND OTHERS rs. JOHN iBsoN's HEIRS
The suPersedeas In this case, which was referred
TO In the 'Star" few days ago. has been perfected
by Judge Purcell giving the required bond, with
Gen. John W.. Patterson, Of Fauquire Va, gen.
tleman OF wealth, as his surety. The case, Of
course, belongs to the courts Of Virginia.
TIKI "DoueLAs DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION" Ii
will be seen by an advertisement in another COL
umn, have a meeting at the Kimmell House. this
evening, on which occasion flag is to be pre-
sented by the ladies, &C., &c. 3
THE wAffR REsrs.-The police officers were
busily engaged during the latter part of the past
week In distributing the Water Purveyor's
notices, that unless the rents were Immediately
paid, the water would be shut off
THx GRAND BALL and display OF fireworks Of
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New York Markets.

Nrw YoRK, August ~ Flour is heavy; sales
OF 1000 bbls. Wheat 10 steady; red state o. ~,
winter red western 81 26al -. Corn has drclin-
Ing tendency; sales 81 600 bushels mixed 5es6ic.
Pork 10 dull mess SIS 75ais IS; prime si3a1t.
Lard Is heavy. Whiskyi Is firm st q nc.
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NOTICE TO WAsHINsroNIANs.-Thos Of our
1eilow-citizens leaving for the watering places
ana elsewhere should bear In mind that we do
mol mai The STAR except after payment In adj
vance at the rate Of 37k cents per month.
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BOARDING..

AEO NINTH STREET.-Persons returning to
feJO the city from their summer resorts will find
vacant several desirable rooms having the conve.
niences of gas water, and bathing Clio cts, at 453
9Th ST., one doc south off suitable either for fam
lies or single gentlemen. Table boarders accom-
modated on moderate terms. au l8 At
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST.-Be.ween GEORGETOWN Bridge and the
- CAPITOL vest Sunday. August 18th, the
will be literally rewarded BY leaving il at my
Stable corner 18th and sts JOHN BLIGH. 1T
OST-A KEY, Herring's Patent Powder
IL Proof Safe, No. 1895. which number was
upon the key; the key was made of copper. Asnit-
able reward will be gwen if returned to the sub
scriber, 8. EDW. CLARK, Lumber Dealer, Navy
Yard. r--- .r au 0-St-
EOUND-On Saturday, the 18th inst, a ladies'
Il BREAST PIN, the owner can obtain it by
calling st II. SEMMES g. CO, corner Of 9th ST.,
and Louisiana ave., opposite Centre Market, and
proving property. au2l2
4 OST-On Tuesday, August 7th, a BUNDLE of
IL Evening Star News papers, containing four
copies of each day for the month of une 1883 Tho
fuder will receive liberal reward by returning
them to this Office. u15 If