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Tae Natiovan Gvarp Q é duane will make an exeur- Piney Point, on Thursday, the second of August, in the steamer Maint Caren, Corporation Cases.—Julia Gant, profani- a4 es and oes Ann i ie ern peat ol ‘ismissed; Jno. Carberry, disorderly house case dismissed; Julia Adams, disorderly, seouz rity for peace Tho Fight Between Pillow and Donelson. A correspondent of the Nashville Union thus describes the recent rencontre between these two gentlemen at a political meeting in Colum- bia, Tennessee. After commenting on the pre- vious speeches of the day, he says : Major Donelson then got up. and wheezed STAR. INTELLIGENCE. aS LOCAL WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RatLRoaD.— We learn that Judge Tyler has dissolved the Injunction, several days since ted. to re- strain pany from exte their road through the lands of Major Tochman, as re- Presented by the last named gentleman. The work of graduation has been completed, with the exception of two small Points of the route. Before the close of this week a mile’s Jength of rails will have been laid down. Cross-ties, iron, timber, ete., are all delivered and distributed along the road. The work, aceordi to ¢ i i) wil ek, ng pur information, he course of two months— | and biowed through. Ile is a flat, dul! k the distance from Alexandria to the Baltimore | er, aad matte no ch iia . a po * and Ohio railroad station being seven miles. ckaea, m Costacior.. Just beloss he closed, he came down on the Nashville Con- vention with the sweeping siatement that he had at the time denounced the members of that body “as traitors.’ ‘The engines are now in process of construction in Richmond, Virginia” ¢ ; <a * General Pillow bein Care May.—A fine opportunity is afforded | in the crowd, mptl lied, Bee to our citizens fur a pots epeke pleasant trip to } you /e, sir!” aa po cin BEG e For a moment Major Donelson was disconcerted, but rallied, and replied, ‘You are an impertinent fool.’ Gcnorai Pillow rushed towards the stand, but was ar- rested by the crowd. Great that popular watering place—the fare being only four dollars to and trom Cape May. Leav- jog Washington on Saturday afternoon, the party will return on Monday morning at 9 * ; : r excit it = o'clock, having all day Sunday to enjoy the | vailed. © Major Donelson Rkel fr a sok ‘tractions there presented, including. ofcourse. | which was anded to him, and he presently the sporting with ‘old ocean’< tony locks.”” The conveyance is both by railroad and steam- boat. They who have never had a fail view © the Atlantic can now be gratified. An escape un the metropolis, even ter so short a period me, at this season, is the general desire; here isa means to indulze in the flight. oubt not that hundreds will bid farewell bricks and mortar, and Avenue dust, day, in order to breathe purer air and to luxuriate in the refreshing waters. came down from the stand in the direction of General Pillow; but there were many persons between them, and voices shouting “ Lot Gen. Pillow get te him.’ 4 This Lyra) gape, Major Donelson azain took the stand. At this point there were deaf ening cheers for Gen. Pillow; and this con- tinued for some time, so that Major Donelson was unable to proceed, and Genera! Pillow re- quested the crowd to hear him throu, lence being restored, the Major proceeded. said he did not mean to charge all the inem- bersuf the convention with being traitors, but in this exception he did nut embrace Gen. Pil- low Gen. Pillow then dennunced him fiercely as @ liar,and a trattor tothe Demacracy and to the country ; and razhe hur was arrested. W j ed, General Pi!tow wa “l for aad mounted the stand. He said he did not get upi a but to apologize to the crowd for interrupting the discussion. It was the first time he bal er ¢ such a thing in his life, } 5 Tre Recarra.—Mr. William L. Je Projector of the regatta, which is advertised to © place on the Sth of August, has received the flowing letter. containing propositions of interest to the sportingcommunity, but which, itappears, from what we have heard, are not euffctently explicit to warrant an immediate venture of surplas change : Wasareton, July 24, 1855. Mr. Jones—Sir) Having mueh experience in beat-matehes, and heieg conversant with the qualities of five or six boat= which have es, the denouneed as a traitor, nnd if he had not re ered for the regatta, I am willing to back | sented it, he wou!d have of him- 23y judzwent in the following mar I will | Se!f as @ man and ns 2 prtriet. He war a « +100 that I can namo the firsi boat in the contest: secondiy, I will wager $200 that J can denominate end best ; and thirdly, I will bet $500 that 1 can name her the third { winning whole of the bets must he nornene I w come in contact with one whe will ve wagers are at liberty to communicate my namie. é Yours, &e., Poater This note is interpreted by ++ that -- the first boat it member of the Nashville convention. well known that the Tennessee delezat which he was x member, disapproved ef ! action of the wajority of the convention, and Withdrew from it” The charge made by Major Donelson was general, aod embraced all the members of the convention. The charge of Major Donelson was, that at the tume the con- vention was sitting, he (Donelson) denoune the members of the convention #s traitors. aid to Major Done or tasinunte that yo hem as traitors. or if yo is false! : aN cS cemmm He-aged man was as an infant, on a After great took the = Anrspance —Cor ted to the him; nor ¢ t of his mouth sthave been much It wa. certain he ws ns, ha r= eu! a * ro: since the 1 sites of gua: ary last, slate that depo- been discovered in the prevalent the in pt on Rocks, ahiva, in the Mu the island svine what nd was unnec conveyed to ace hear the marg y of {rock near the end of the is Natavidal; on The government of Cartha ted the exportation of nd of St. Andres. —Phi/a vantry retreat n branch. gena ha from the Carorcror4.—A lady, from Mississippi. re- t American. cently stopped at one of our hotel-. while on a tour of the country. She was taken with a severe headache. to which she is subject; but instead of applying her usual remedy in suc? cases, she by mistake applied chloroform, a bottle of which happened to be in her sea- session. It was not long before the ehocts of that preparation became apparent, and it was Ef Another slave rescue occurred in Phila- delphia on Monday morning. A slave boy, 18 years old belonging to a Cuban gentleman. Just arrived from Cardenas, was ceized and carried off bya party of free negroes on the wharf, while going w a Lotel to his master in only by promptly summoning a physician that | company with the eaptain of the vessei on ehe was relieved from ali danger. The lady | which he arrived. T e negroes told the slave has sufficiently reco d to resume her jour- | that he was free, but ashe did not understand ney. Warned by th ‘ake, persons should be careful in applying the _ r remedial agents, leaving nothing te cha oT curelese- hess _ Evectios, I. 0. 0. F. —At the annual meet- goof the Grand Encampment of the Dist umbia. held last ht, the following Inen were elected officers for the Charles Calvert, Grand Patri- 1 High Priest: r Warden; A. H. Junior Warden; Wm Cooper, JH. Bartlett, Grand Treasurer; 1, Grand Sentinel; Richard avd Marshe!. Thomas Rich was ted Grand Representative to the Grand wige of the United States, (which will meet is Baltimore on the last Monday English they forcibly carried him away Youne Bonaparte tx tue Crivea.—Mrs Le Vert. of Mobile, writing from Puris, thus speaks of voung Bonaparte. late of this city ‘Tell M. that his frien: has greatly distinguixhe self done great honor to his West Point training He ix the aid of one of the Generals, and 1s the medium _of communication between the two lau- in the French and English. as he speaks t guages equally well. He is alway; midst of the hattle. and ha- hel two shet under him, but as yet has es wound U7 Don't Belteve ft elf any interested one : ° r in September bext) for the term of two years tells you that physic, iodines, guiacum, bleeding. ; —_— and a hundred otherinjudicious means will relieve SA elgen rlay afternoon, four | para like my “ Evectaic O11," don’t you believe _ rear Pe Phe Saget pry it. The simple proof is daily made evident in rate toward the | ‘is city, by the undoing of the previous bad man- agement of the most severe ca: rd of in this country or any other, by the use of my Electric 3 Oil, from 39 South Eighth street, three doors be- exis" cae t ies low Chestnut, Philadelphia should never he lett standing in the str N. B.—An experienced physician in attendance ) Bests Caution —See my written signature. Wasrrvetos ySAL Monexwest.—The jy 2—3t PRO SOR C. DEGRATH. + Ta ation intend cen- rapenslits tabu io the Washington Monu ig” Professor Detirath's « Electric Ou —_ anl it is proposed that a re ecceniation is the most astonishing remedy to act on th - caster gers sy haters He Ning | Sorbents that was ever discovered. It reduc a Pee 8 page woot Tohvaicias reptied sweJings in an incredible short time, allays ul back Tent your master that I am rich | 2+ relaxes the joints, and svothes the nervous ecouch—that hone: will not permit mo to suc- | S¥8tem. thas stood the various tests of the med- cor the enemies of Greece ica! feculty; and here in Washington is used by ee aa ‘a several Doctors. Some very rapid cures have bee: “ bron ae aes cs . “é Said a foal made. Enquire at the Drug stores, or at the Na- . ba map rset “~* | tional Hotel. jy 242 rs {> Special Notice '!:—!adies and Ge ¢ men of Washington, Geore elicit ' are hereby informed that Pror. Cuas tubjected to the ¢ of Philadelphia, wil! he in attend bimself to any difficul: and painful cases izabeth Cal- | and he desires all who wish particularly to see : before Jus- | him in reference to the action of his celebrated i ae dgail hreats, &e Electric Oil,” to drop a line to him at the Na- were made by the neighhers, and 2 fe. the evidence I . t, the justice held tional Hotel, and he wilf ¢ t arty to secunty peace Cemrsss Covrt—The tial of four ur five a5 Be wire Saba fe ' ™ ind J fer creating a riot on | benefit to su ag humanity, without any expense on ast, at Forrest Hal!. ¢ | to the party for advice. oe e — . ne ena Liew ; SPECIAL AGENT, National Hotel Pogress at the criminal court wi anes: Washington, July 23, 1555—it Sscrtt Morr. O'Connor wae arrntet, | E27, NQah Walker & Co. Marble Hati ; 4 : ee a : 21 pe uuder Browns Hotel Fe- display of Sp e w ady for inspect cok ‘ ’ ng an assortment of Coats, =? b. est designs in To u xeellence with economy in ticles of dress an opportunity for se- wen. is offered from one of the largest and most ve stock of goods ¢ offered inthis ct reduced scale of prices, eur ¢ ach 1 ip7- A Phenomena in Medicine.—pronchi- Congh. Dyspepsia, Liver Compia ke. For all diseases of the Female S: nds pre-eminent. A Clerzyman just infor y s has cured him of Bronchitis of a desperste | caaracter—particulars hereatte;: HAMPTON’S VEGETABLE TINCTURE = mild action on the stomach, licure Dyspep Couzh and Lung A 5 aud Breast Gout, ala rr i Piles. Worms and Nervous Debtlitie with ail diseases arising from impure blood, and is the greatest female medicine ever known. This invaluable medicine ls workiay wonders upon the bumen frame Sold Ly MOR TIMEK & MOW BRAY, 140 Bal- more street, Baltiusore; 304 Broad way, New York; rh « along the str ets jes that are nly believe t this portion jo their duty, Htker the police do pet vis or clse they fear to d ‘the offenders belong to some of our CHAS, STOTT & Ci « nore WEE. so famses” Tiges the law make FA WRENN Meh Lgegret, gheie meee Sees AE eae perely orate Crab 38 AY, Aleganariel 074 by gale teks Letter from Hon. ot Vir * ym Hon. John ™ Ricumonn, July 9, 1855. ~_ Messrs. Wm. 8. Beets & Co : Gents—Consider- ations ake the afflicted alone me to send you voluntary testiznonial to the great value of “Carter’s Spanish Mi ‘ure,’’ for that ing disposed or. it necessary ae into ge, Particulars of the case, I can say u the aston: Tesults that have been pro- duced by the use of that medicine on a member of my own family, and under my own observation and ‘superintendenca, after the skill of the best physicians had been exhausted and all the usual remedies had failed. fully justify me in recom- mending its use to all who may be suffering from that dreadful malady. Ids not mean to say that it Is adapted to ali constitutions. or that it will afford the same relief inallecases; for, of course, L can kaow neo! about that—but of what I have seen of the eil: Twould not hesitate to use it, in any and 'y vase of Scrofula, with persons for whom I felt an interest, or over whom I could exercise influence or contro}, Respectfully, yours, . Jno. M. Botts IT Premiums at the Fairs—W biteh . still in the ascendant —The juries of each of the late fairs at Raltimore. Richmond. and New York awarded their hightest premiums to J. LW. for their superiority of Photographs, Stereoscopes and Daguereotypes exhibited. Mr. W_also received two medals at the World's Fair, Loudon, and a premium at Crystal Palace, New York. = Also, the first awards of the Maryland Institute for three years past. Whiteburst’s Gallery in this city is en Pa. ave- mye; her weeee Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets fe i> Z. D. Gilman, Drusgist, has removed to 528 Seventh street, on} the Patriotic and is now prepared to fill all orders for Med Paints, Oil and Glass on aecommodat ictattention will be paid to physi Te Ptions at all hours of the day 4 he atbell is on the right of the sture door. aplt jl Aver’s Cathartic is.—P that ar 8 35 mist of Mass : er chusetts, says they are the best of all Pills, and rtify that Dr ‘Mares yews, viz: Leacen Saaw, Chief Justice of the Supreme Conrt of Mass fuory Wacusres, Governor of Mass WC. Prenartt, Lient. Gov. Mass RETT, Ex-Sec of rand Sena- opert C. WintHRop. Ex-Sypeaker House of Reps. U.S.A s Aspott Lawkencx, Minister Plenipo to Great Sritar + NB. Fitrzparzicx, Catholic Bishop of Boston THAT ARE MEN! es this Pill has cured with as- arisin: 1 Ul rofila or hing we Dood and stime aplaints wh dt reach ; 5 tlia and Liver a 1 compiain ating the system h it would not he sn as Deafness, Partia ervous Srritabilit other kin- om a low state cf the = functions Medicine ever disco ld by Sold by % LINTHICU CO., Fr Hoofland'’s Celebrated G —Weak, nervou $50 would uot hay the Bitters. He e intends to do without it ia his family. “His name will be used if required, but not wishing it pu: Ushed. Price 50 cents per bottie. To be had of CHAS. STOTT & CO. Wash- ington, D.C; CANBY & HATCH, and STH 3.HANCE, Baltimore; and by Druggists ever: where east MARRIED. On the 19th instant, at the residence of 7. W MeKnew, Esq , by the Rev. Gideon IH. Tray, Dr ELISHA J. COOK. of New Windser, Carroll county, Md.. to Miss MINERVA McKNEW, of Howard district. Md (Balt papers please ¢ Onthe 2ith instant, CHARLES WINDSOR ea cf Edward and Jane Donlan, aged 1 year, 6 thomths and tf days F~ Vhi5 funeral s ek. trom his la ud G streets REBECCA C eof Mr. P. Craver scounty, Md., but for the last of Washington A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE f: nished with a large pleasant front cha together with board in 2 private family. L: twos juares north of Pa. avenue, and eqnai dis tance east of the ‘Treasury Building. Address Box 271 City Post Office.” Reference viven and required Jy A—lw | ee CHANCE —A NEW RRICK HOT" for sale or 1 situated on the « rt sachusetts avenue and 10th stiret. ¢ rooms wit lar, and a pump of jro the yerd he house is bnilt the wery Manher terms will be um GEO. T 1 y,on L and Tenth, No. a ose) ee _ ee . BATES,ON THES. W corner of Penus lvania avenue and 9th stivet, is prepared to accommodate yentlemen with rooms, with or without board. Every eifert will be made to render those comfortable who may fave with tieir patronage. apo SE 373) IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. ( One Doliar’s worth of Goedls ivr 75 ¢ A* we contemplate enlargi 4% proving our store, w ‘his date and continue S73 mist wear, and in fact GOODS at ve also on hand ac d Gentlemen's S hk. G. iy PHUR SPRINGS, ymoming trains fo, y Winchesterst. ; from dey earl e cts of water v K. M. JORDAN & YT, PLASTER, MAIR, &e. . constantly on hand a splendid article of Cement, Plaster, Hair, &c., ali of which we are selling very cheap. I AWTON P. HOOVER, 1 square south of the etown. (intel Orga: wR & KAHLERT, 20, DECORATIVE, and ‘ ry description of ORNAMENTAL PAINTING Orders left with Baldwi t , corner Penu. avenue promptly attended to *ENTLEMEN’S t Ww! a large and fine ass Gauze, Merino and Cotton Ur ane White and Snion) id Nenning, Arebi- nd tith street, will be “jy tims pext dovr to lrou Hall. a ews} ICE--1Ch-1CF! ARLES WERNER, on Pa avenue, o po ite Brewns’ Hotel, we keep, throughout the SEP fae Pees) Pat, (bbb pe oo WANTS. NFORMATION WANTED of Elizabeth By GREEN & SCOTT, avctionsers ; arter, widow of William Carter, who served | [JOUSE AND LOT ON ISLAND at on ivart ‘of United States ship Levant, on Const Ho cnction-On FRIDAY the Oth inetant “vac OUR EAA, | next g mr mate maa st. a § juare ANTED_—A SMALL GENTEEL HOUSE, | feet on south stret, bergen 7 and. 6s sete, (yet Re EL HOUSE, | west, running back 100 feet with the im: between 7th and isth streets —a cottage howes ore? ee a eee eee 12 ferred. Address. paid, “X Y,’" stating terms | Terms: : yea en Location, through the City Post Offce™ soonting iy uObee MIRE Aeteess treme the Sy af soles _ sei nd deed of trust taken. Wo XTER_TWo HOUSE CARPENTERS A deed given and e OSE EN & SCOTT, who folly understand thetr business. En- | jy 295~eo&ds ——- quire at this office. fice. jy 25—1t W ANTED—A PARTNER TO E By JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneers. 2 vi O SMALL FRAME HOUSTS and lots PS peeves provision business. ae on the Ieland at public sale without ree = 3 ——- = serve.—On FRIDAY afternoon, July 27th, at 6% Wa A TEACHER WELL QUAL- ifed to act as an assistant ina Select Classi- cal and Mathematical Say © P.A. BOWEN, iy ate \ ANTED—A YOUNG MAN ABOUT 16 years of ageas Salesman in a Grocery Store One acqvain with the business and who can bring geod recommendation, address “CI throngh the Post Office, immediately jy M—3t* ree FANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to do the sized family cooking, w i and irening of a mi le be given. Apply at No. 71 Motitgomery street, o'clock, on the ives, f shall sell pari of lot No. 4, in square No. 552, situated near the corner of South D and Virst street, west, fronting 40 feet on D street, improved by two small frame Houses each fronting 20 fect wih an elley between; there is also a 12 feet alley in the rear Sale without reserve ‘Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 months with interest, secured by deed cf trusi on the premises JAMES C. McGUIRE, jy 5—d3t Auctioneer By C.M. BOTELER, Auctieneer OSITIVE SALEOF A VALUABLE lotat Auction.—On THURS A} afternoon, Au- st 2d, at 65§ o'clock, I shall sell on the x competent good wages will 5 * | Seager ee ge Georgetown SL eee | the west parc of lot No. in — sodootens 7ANTED.-BY ELVANS & THOMPSON, | [ns 1? fect 6 inches on North H street, betwoen W 6 Penn Cash (or notes atshort | 7 nd Eleventh street cast, depth 9 feet, con: wz 2582 square feet. Terr Ove-helf cach, belance ons credit of 6 and 12 months for notes Suing interest secured by dced on the property = C.MBOTELEP, Jy —e-hds Auctioncer_ rendered in fall to Ju- wan) e iy ss ANTED—A SMALL, R ECTABLE, coavenieat House, ine good neighborhood, either in Ge own er Washington. The ten- aland probably permanent, and a October. iy.4st instant. By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers. i WE HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Fureiture at Avctien.—On MONDAY, eott ged woman 2s services required im- at this ollice. th instant, weshall scll, at the residence of Butler, Esq.. near the Navy Yard, on So2th ne,and near Pennsyivania avenue, h streets east, at lt o'clock a + assortment of Furniture, viz nz seat Divans, Lounges, &e Walnat Parler Chairs and Rockers de Sofa, side, and cemtre Pa- bles Do do Bureausand Redsteads Wealaut and other Washstands and Wardrobes | Chamber Sets, cane and wood seat Chsirs ! Wainut extension Table and = thealthy Wet ra baby? m: tv to Dr. J. FL MAY, € street. fr: bor7 ws p.m. jy 2 YY S/h ED IMMEDIATELY —Aa YOUNG old W D—-A WOMAN PRE- | ferred) to do the work of iy. In- are of JAMES OWNE be th ana tith streets east , hall and other Lamps s, Glass and Crockery ware OW th Ls ¢ Tab! nda Chairs | Cooking end other Stoves 14 od assortinent of Kitchen Requisites Under 5 cash; over $25 a credit of for notes satisfa y en- erest GREEN & SCOTT, FOR SALE AND RENT. | ST—A THREE-STORY on] 4 . ner ____ Auctioneers. “peas hoop apnea eet at tt ity EB) By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers. S fately bec put in complets order, | FRAME JOUSE AND LOT at Aucti eitl be found | FG UPR IDAY. the sth sastents we shatl sell, si bapa Maoist 6 premises, at 6 o'clock m., Lot nt of the re No. $ ing on New Hamp- , near the corner of 2ist streets, betw: | north Mand N streets. The lot is large, metes bounds of which will be shown on the day cf Also, the improvements, which are, a good. une Dwelling Houso, stable, milk- house, and a pump of excellent water on the prem- ines. Terms: One-third cash ; balance in 6, 12 and 15 irchaser to give notes for the de- bearing interest from the day of RTABLE C rf, On 1th street, chon Ist rd FOR SALE —TWOo OR THRE Building Lots in a rapid! yorhood for sale cu fen years? A deed given and a deed of trust taken. to gu If the purchaser should fai! to comply with the te a five days from d f sale, the property cost of the first pur- by adver mes previous to such vesale in the N iy 4-4 _ - By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. NE Or THE BEST GROCERY Stands lic Sale.—On THURS- at6 o'clock, on the uable property situ- ed on the corner of B and 12th streets, near 12th street bridge, formerly kept as a Grocery store by + | Sen: ck & Clark, and late by Wm. H° Clark. } With a sufficient capital to exiend the business In € GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers sents a rare opportunity snake a good investiner ree-story Brick House and Lot, No rertown, Lot 26 feet front by lL be sold low and on a lor Loui a avenue ros REN T—A NE me Hc r ing st< room Toe good tenant the rent will {ng re of J. MW. DRURY, City P jy 13-41f : j | toa wholesale as well as retail business, more par- 7 oO R RI + < ticularly in the flour and bacon trade, no lo- FF base, with batement situated on Proven | cation in the elty offers creater facilities ‘The warehouse is of brick, 28 feet front by 50 ft. deep, two sterics bigh, and built of the best mate- rial in the most substantial manner. There ts al- Hill, Georgetown, commanding a beautiful view | ot the I mac river. Apply to T. O. Donnoghue | near the Catholic Church, or R. H. Trunnel, No. | > i 3 : so attached a lot in the rear 25 by 75 feet. Frederick street, Georgetown, D. C | The premises can be seen at ba time by appli- # — |} catten to es on D, | ircerel (2th and —A LOT ON CAPITOL HILL. | 1th streets - az divided Immediately after, I shall sell a lot fronting 21 aonire of Be Et 9 | tect on south D, between 12th and 13th sts., run- ati aires near Gees ning back St feet to an Is feet paved alley | ‘Terms: One half cash; residue in six, twelve, | eighteen aad twenty-four mon‘hs, satisfactorily RICK | secured, bearing ance: Sy 21-a Au ‘ By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. SHREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS hand K at pab- DAY afternoon, July lock, on the premises. 1 shall sell nd 26, of Davidson's subdivis- Situated at the corner of } 2th street west and K street north, the whole | fronting 7s} feet on K street, by 97 feet 5 inches om _i2th street jy VOR iw RENT A TWO-STORY B ‘ling on H street, near t=th street, N re and c unfurnished. | jy 16—Wasit SE STORY STORE | No. 86 Bridge street. G i ed es Emmert’s Confection- | Y, next door | C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ndsomely furnished Hot Department is offered for rent sible tenant the rent will be moderate 5 ise contains a bath room and gas fixtures, These are probably the most eligible and desir- Sn is 1 the premises, No. 270 H street. | able building lots for sale in that delightful part j m* ) TO SUIT THE TIMES. | ts invited - s an of the city, to the sale cf which especial attention ENTS REDUCE | & =150 a year will be received for the rent of Pitie indisputable these new ana convenient Cottazes at Kendall | The property will besold entire or tn lots, as de- 3reen, With two acres of gron stable, wood | sired 6 shed, and otherconvenieacesatiached.. Pumps of jure Water are near the door, and communication 1s hed with Georgetown by w2yc7 Il and Seventh Terms, One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 roonths, with interest, satisfactorily secured JAS. C. McGUIRE, streets ed Pennsylvania avenue, moniing and af- jy 19-4 _ Auctioneer ternoon at dhe usual fare, for the accommodation | ~ isla ao) nite of clerks in the Deparunents Ry GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers To secure the JALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on the Island at Anction.—On WEDNES- | DAY, the 25th instant, we shall sell. at 6 o’cleck pom.i premises, part of Lot No. 1 ia Sq ng a front ef 5! feeton Virginia 4 back 111 feet to south © street, ‘ uiprovements, which two good brick } and one fraine House. ‘The brick houses contain aod conveniently arranged rooms and eneach. They will be sold separate above described property is handsomely lo- cated on Virginia avenue, between 6th and 7th houses inspected at any time. residences will be sold on lite- WM. STICKNEY, No. 4, Kendall Green B.—Ments paid qua.terly In avvaNcK. 9—eotf *P NG ON DST, is for rent, either ! ‘. oreseuts many inducements to persons ia part, or Star oftes: 1g 10 thake a good tavestapent. as itis in the jadicssgat- Spe Hunn CIEE EnV <c, | Most rapidly impreving part of the Island. [OR RENT-SEVERAT HANDSOME PAR |“ piite fnaispurable lors and Chambers, with Board. ‘Terms- One-third cesh; the balance in & and 12 d Transient Board 273 F street Trae es bearing interest from the day of ap ot given and a deed of trust taken GREEN & SCOTT, Sd Auctioneers. By J TIRE, Anctioneer. . RUSPEE’S SALES OF VALUABLE IM- proved Real estat rust bearing date th : y recorded in Liber J. aS 5 No. 70, and 238, one of the land records unty, in the District of Colom- 1 sell at public sale, in front of the on FRIDAY, the 3d day of August 6 o'clock p. m., a part of Lots Nos 10 . in the city of Washington veing described as follows: 2 of south D street 58 feet om the southwest corner of said g thence €ast with said street hb 10 feet, thence west 25 feet, so 10 feet to the place beginning, 1¢ umprovements said ict is well improved with a neat Cot- House. ms of sale: One-third in cash, and the re- mainder In two equal payments at six and twelve mouths, with interest, to be secured by a deed of trust The terms of the sale to be complied with in five days, and upon default therein the Trustees re 4 esell the premises at the cost and risk of the first pure haser. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. Lment Table, ro k Girandoles lingrain Carpets, Oilcloths Rugs, Drv et, and ua the ln ft d plain Bareaus, Wa sk Mattresses, b ie, Wardrobe 1 | thence: with th : $25 and under cash; over that sum a of Send 4 jnonths for satisfactorily endorsed 8, bearing interest. JAS. C. McGUIRE, WcsT s tegten Coun y+ District of Columbi W. if. WARD, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Novenrbe: J. ¥. DAVIS, 2 ——— : recorded in LiberJ ALS) | JAS. C. MeGUIRE, vand 260, one of the land , _jy 20—eo7t Auctioneer. on_county, in said District, | ~ ———— —————— : = we will se ction rooms of Green & Scott | By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers. in the hington, on THURSDAY, the 1353, at 5 o'clock p.m., Lot'No. | ubdivision ef a part of a trac nby, inthe county of Washin aining tive acres of land, of the subdivision will be + OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI- ture at Auction —On FRIDAY, the 27th instant, we shal! sell, at the house next door to Mr. Purdy, on the north side of Pennsylvania av- enue, between Ist and 2d streets, at 10 o'clock a. m.,a good lot of household Furpiture, viz: Stthogauy Sofas, Chairs and Tables Maple and clerry high and iow post Bedsteads Mahogany Bareaus and Stands, Union Cuairs Feather Beds, ee ee Mattresses Cane-seat Chairs, Washstands and Wardrobes Parlor, passage and chamber Carpets Moreen and other Window Curtains Fine Cooking, Radiator aud Airtight Steves Terms: One-fifth cash. and the remainder in four cqual payments, at one, two, three and four years, with interest, to be secured by a deed of irust All conveyancing at purchaser's cost The above mentioned property is handsomely located in a very elevated position, with a com- about three miles from Washi Crockery Ware rtheast of the Capitol, on the new cut Bla- | With a good lot of Kitehen Requisites Mrs. Pearson’s Mili. Terms. All sums of and under $25 cash: over 25 a credit of 60 and 90 days, for notes satisfacio- iy bitorret bearing he =. > {Trustees | _B 0, HOR ayer REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR. LATER FROM CALIFORNIA ABBIVAL OF THE STAB OF THE WEST. New Yong, July 25.—The steamer Star of the West arrived here thie morning, bringing $955,000 in specie, 363 passengers, and Cali- fornia dates of the Ist. Her news is inter esting. The Democrats have nominated Bigler for Governor, and Purdy for Lieut. Governor. The news from the mines wes encouragiug. Tho village of Camp Angel had beon de- stroyed by fire. The steamer America, with three companies of United States troops oa Lorrd, had beon burnt at Crescentcity. The troops were taken off, and no lives lost. The steamer was valusd at $140,000. Warrants were issue! at San Francisco for the arrest of David D. Page, but he eseaped in the steamer. A naval battle was reported to have Occurred off San Diego between the Russian frigate Wilhelmina and the French corvette Egalite. Tor French commander, tether then strike, jamped into the powder magazine and blew up the ship. with all on board. The Russien frigate hed 65 killed and 15¢ wounded. Tho whole story is doubted. n Adaias bal made a charge of frand st his partners, Wood & Haskel! The Indians on the Klamsth were commit- ting muglers and outrages. They had killed a party ef 18 The specio by the Starof the West is con- signed as follows : Drexel £ Co., $25,000; Me- politan Benk, $150,000. An order bad been ined against Cohen, the receiver of Adams & Co., in consequence of incorrect accounts. Tho reported assets of $175,000 are missing. It is also reported that there wire serious frauds in the accounts of Page & Bacon, ani warrants were issued for Mr. Pege on the day the steamer sailed The Fremont case will be takeu up in the Supreme Court on a bill of exceptions Alarming dificultics bad occurred in tho I s valley, end the volunteer compazies had been ordered out. The United States steamer Massachusetts left Sen Francisco on the 21st on a cruise J.P. Stiles, associate justice, and J. L. Hay- ward, marshal of Utah, with Orson Hyde, had arrived at Placerville. Col. Steptoe and troops remained in Carson Valley to recruit An immense Know Nothing mecting had been held at Sacramento, at which Dr. Mc- Meens, State treasurer, presided. Speeches were made by Henry 8. Foote, Edward C Marshall. Bailie Peyton, and other distin- geished men The Le; thr 2,200. Mining and agricultural prospects were good . A Free Soil convention atOlympie had nom- inated Joseph Cushman for Congress. The Democratic State Convention of Cali- fornia had adopted the Democratic platform of 1852, with an additional resolution denounc- ing the Know Nothings. Dates from the Sandwich Islands are to the 224 of June. The sloop-of-war Decatur was lying at Honolulu. The English ship Mon arch, of 80 guns, had left Petropaulowski. The wine bill had passed both branches of the Legisiature. THE MARKETS. Sax Fraxcisco—The markets are dull. ature of Oregon is Democratic Lane's majority for Congress is Harall flour, $12.40; clear pork, $24; extra clear bacon, 15c; lard, 1640; awano coal, $20. End of the Walker Expedition. New Yora, July 25.—The Star of the West brings advices that the fillibu+tering expedi- tion under Walker had been defeated at Rivas, with the loss of 20 men. All the native re- cruits deserted. Walker sought refuge in flight, and, being hotly pursued, threw off his coat, containing important letters and docu- ments. He passed through San Juan on the night of the Ist of July, with the remainder of his force, and, seizing a schooner at the wharf, seilod for parts unknown. Sailing of the Pac'fc. New York, July 25th. —The steamer Pacific sailed for Liverpool to-day, with 175 passen- gere and $00,000 in specie. D. Pearsall goes out in the Peoific as bearer of despatches to Turkey. From the British Provinces. Bostox, July 25.—The St. John’s papers state that the Rear Admiral Fanshawe bad ad- vertised for tenders to convey 500 troops from Halifax to England. The crops throughout Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are abundant. Cherleston Markets Cmarirsron, = 23.—Cotton is at a stand still—sales to-day of only 5 bales at 900. Baltimore Markets. Bartiwone, July 25.—Wheat opened this morning ut $1.80a¢1.85 fur white, and $1.70a $1.75 for red ; receipts 18,000 bushels. White corn 310223105, yellow 982. No sales of flour: Howard street is offered at S029 25, and City Mille at $8.75. Rye and oats un- shanged. New York Merkets. New Yorx, July 25.—Flour is heary at 250. decline. Sales of 4,750 bbls. State at $8a 8.50. sales of 500 bbls Southern st $9.25. Wheat is lower. Western white at $1.30 Corn firm—sales of 40,000 bushels at ir. oe end pork unchenged, Whisky steady et ilc. Steck Market. New Yorg, July 25.—Stock are dall. Sales of Erie Railroad 514; Cumberland, 273; Keadiug 89; New York Central Railroad 1013. ky GREKN & SCOTT, Auctioneers BLUIC SALA OF CARGU OF ANTHRA- ite eg settee Will cell, at Pub-- on account of whom it may concern, on THURSDAY, the 2th day of July inetont, até o’clock p. m., on bowrd the Schooner Devothea Haynes, aying at Riley’s Wharf, a of An thracite Coal, containing 90 tons, in order ‘Terms cash, JNO.W. GEORGE, Master GREEN & SCOTT, jyu—a Auctioneers. eee al “<RSONS WITH DEFECTIVE VISION are invited to examine my extensive stock of ll kinds of SPECTACLES and EYE GLASS- E Glasses of any kind, such as Cataract, Para- bola, Periscopic. ale Concave, Double Con- vex, and Colored Glasses, put in at short notice, with great care, and persons in want of glasses may be sure to get those vg hoy the _ iL Circulars “Defective Vision’ 2 H. SEM! 8, 250 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts. ale So re ye H°: FOR THE washer nyesecp dee weg who template a, sea-side, Taoeetainn oi the country, sould Bet egies call at 308 Pa vi cone their stock of bair, tooth, nail, bathing and Brushes. Dress- ly tae ‘omatum, tracts for the Handke 2 Soap, Tolle Besse and Powder, traveling, pic nic, work, Baskets. +c, at the 0, Music, Variety Struc of

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