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NEW MUSIC.

lust received this morning
- Lament Of the Blind Orphan Girl; Annie Lowe ;
Ida May; Thou art gone from my gaze; The Old
church yard; Der the blue Wave: Flow on thou
shining river: Home again; Do they miss me at
home; Yes, we hiss thee; Aunt Harriet Beecha
stowe. Moment dream Polka; Napoleon Polka;
Paris Polka; Affection Schottischr; Home do; Elm
pire Polka; Bunker Hill Quckstep; Gohanite do ::
Atlantic SchottiSchc; i'll addition to ar.e assnrt-
ment of the newest and most select publications.
We receive music only IA week. and then from
the publishers in Boston, New York, and Baltimore
Any piece not to BE- found in our assortment will bc
produced tie following Tuesday morning.
JOHN +. ELLIS,
iyl9 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th & 10Th sts
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
WHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE, whol

WHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE, wholesale deal.
w ers i'm PAPER of all descriptions. No I4UAN-
oNER STREET, corner of German street BALI
more, Md, now offers in lots SHIT purchasers p
large and desirable stock of PAPER, BLEACHING
POWDERS, BINDERS LEATHER, SC, Sc, al
manufacturers prices.
Among our stock may be found the following d.
scriptons OF Paper:
Printing. Writing, Colored, Envelop, Tissue. Plate
Bank Note, Hanging. Copying, Blottine, Music SILK
Fiterins, Marble, Hatiers', Cloth, Samplinc Hard
ware, Tip, Manila, Sand, Wrapping Sheaihing /.
Match Box, Shoe, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet, Log Pa
per, Sc. &c.
B0ARDS-Binders', Trunk, Bonnet, Straw, Card
and Press Boards. ~'
Bleaching Powders, Alum Cards, Gard Sheets,
Printing and Writing INK, Russia skins, &c.
10 PAPEk of any size made TO order al slnou no
"ce' V7-u
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DATES OF SAILING.

FOf TrtigfI or paSsagf apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS s. Co.
No. 10 Wall street, n. u.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 Co,
Liverpool.
~. G. ROBERTS & CO..
ID Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE & CO,
DC Rue Metre Dame dies VICTORIES, Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Ofthese ships will MOI be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion specie, iewcry precious
stones, ar metals, unless bills of lading are signed
therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed.
jy6
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GEORGETOWN SAND YARD.-The subscriber
" keeps constantly on hand large supply of
WHITE and GRAY SAND, and Gravel, suitable for
building and other purposes, which he will sell on
reasonable terms, and deliver to customers in Wash
lngton and Georgetown. Orders left at the Wood &
Coal yard OF Orne 4 Barron, on Green street, near
the lanai, Will be promptly attended TO.
iy 30-6wS&T r. r. Raglan
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EMERSON INSTITUTE.
Select, Classical, & Mathematical School for
Rows

CHAS. B. YOUNG, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
THIS Institute, situated near the corner of III and
18th Streets and formerly known rs " OOdbury S
Academy. will open on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER. Parents who wish to give their thor
ough classical and mathematical training
spcctfully advised that the terms comparatively
high since the number of pupils is limited. A high
grade of scholarship is aimed at by the Principal
He wishes TO turn out yearly few scholars, who,
while they will reflect credit him, will be- an hon
or to themselves and those who send them. He
would therefore give them individual attention The
schooI-rOOm has been handsomely fitted up with
Boston desks, neat mating, sc.
Terms per quarter, for the full course, SIS; for
the English branches, $40. Payment in advance.
For further particulars apply by note) to the Prin-
cipal, to the following
REFERENCES.
VIM. II. Allen Ii. D., Rev. F. S. Evans.
Pres Girard College. Rev. J. ii. Brown,
Prot. Baird, Smithsonian Rev. Il. Il. WvsOng,
Institute. J. &. Hardness, esq,
Rev. II. Scer, ". =. Morgan, esq,
Rev. II. l.. DaShiel, r. Purseli, esq.
Rev. j. G. Butler, Il. w. McKnew. esq.
Rev. e. A. Davis, " 2l-eotf
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Fer Piney Point, Old Point, and Norfolk.

H-aIk - The steamer OSCEOlA having
zEexs1r1szaas been thoroughly repaired, commence
ed running regularly 30 the above places the 9th
instant leaving Washington every "Wednesday ami
saturday at 9o'ciock, a returning. leave Nor
folk every Monday and Thursday. ut O'Clock, o..
,ii She touches regularly Piney Point, Old
Point. Cone River and the intermediate landings on
the Potomac. for signals or 10 land. and arrives at
Norfolk in time for the James River boats, and for
the Southern cars.
Psssage and fare 10 Norfolk So 90
g 50 Old Point 4 90
50 "a Pmey Point 900
JAMES MITCHELL,
jy I-df Captain.
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Washington Branch RaiIroad.
@ @ GO kk,

FINHhINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
4 Leave daily, except Sunday, al and a. M,
81 and J p. IN.
TN Sunday al n. NJ. and ) y. IN.
The Tram at p. H. Is Express. and stops only at
Annapolis Junction and Relay the others al all way
stations.
Trains at a. m. and 81 p. m, connect with An
napolis.
Trans at D a. m. and p. m, connect West.
Trains at and a. m. and ) D. M. connect East
Fare from Washington To Baltimore 81 -
do do do and return | 30
DO do Annapolis p
DO do do and return 50
The round trip tickets must in all cases he pro-
cured at the office, and are good for the day upon
which they are issued. r. II. PARSONS
jy loft Agent
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The New York and Liverpool United
States Mail steamers
ns COMPRISING this line are :

aEH These ships havin. been built by con
- tract expressly for Government service,
every care has been taken in their consifIction as
also in their engines. To insure strength and speed
and their accommodations for passengers unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool ia
first cabin. Sl20; in second cabin, S10. Exclusive
use of extra size state rooms, $500 From Liverpool
to New York, $50 and f20.
An experienceHsurgeon attaclsd to each ship
No bcrths can be secured until paid .or.
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CE D2K TAR.

THE most successful remedy now in
L Use for the cure of
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
DYSPEPSIA, PILES, KINGS EVIL,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER, &C.,
Prepared and refined by
Mrs. II. Il. Norris, No. Bah, BnIt. ST.,
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FRESH NORFOLK oYsTKRs
House Furnishin. Goods.

House Furnishin. Goods.
OUCH As American and English Knives and Forks
~ (Which took the premium at the late Fair,) fine
Plated Dining and Dish Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, (premium,) Abatta Tea and Table : poons,
Carvers and Forks, Steels, Butter Knives, Sc;
Brass and Plated Candesticks, Family Grindstones,
Tea Trays, Hand Walters, Tea and Dinner Bells,
Coffee Mills. ShOvels and Tongs, Irons. Flat Irons
Tenders Curtain Bands and Pins busting Brushes,
Sweeping Brushes, Sleeves, Pots, Ovens and Lids.
Tea Kettles, &s, &c, such as are to be found in a
well regulated Hardware, Store, at
+. WHEELER'S.
~ 9-lme0 Opposite Browns Hotel
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GRAND ATTRACTION.
lGsSoeER!Es .SS0cERiEsl
FRESH AND CHEAP,

(SerenH street, Letpeen f and f Streets klGnd.)
THE SUBSCRIBERS having commenced the Gro
i Gerry bu>in, * al the above place. in the house
formerly occupied by Mr. Reed, take this method OF
informing the citizens of the Island. and the public
generally, that they have on hand. and will continue
to keep every variety of GROCERIES, China. Earth
Ell, Stone, and Hardware all of which they are de
termned to sell at unusually low prices.
They respectfully solicit share of public patron
age Call and examine stock.
y 21-ilm CRJMP & YOUNGER
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NEW YORK, BREMEN,
aEkfE AND SOUTHAMPTON UNITED
GkxExRHE STATES MAIL CITE

The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
TON, Captain E. Nj. Fitch; HERMANN, Captain
f. Higgins.
These steamers stop at Southampton both going
and returning
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FRANCIS III. DAvIDGE
(foRMERLY OF BALTIMORE.

(FbKMERIY OF BALTIMORt.1
Attorney and COunse llOr.at-Lav,
t)R0POSES To attend TO COnveyancing and other
Il office business, together with the prosecution
of claims against the Government, for which an ex-
pericnce OF eleven years in various branches of the
public service has qualified him in peculiar de-
gree.
His attention will be prompt and his charges mod
crate.
+. ii. d. may always be found during business
hours at the Office of his w ALTER DORSEY DAv-
IDGE, ESD, Attorney and Counsellor at Law on
Louisiana avenue: the City Hall. and opposite
to Filth street. aug 4-eOly
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STOCK ORDERS executed on Commission, by
~ PETER A. X iI,LER,
jy l5-lm 18th street, opp Treasury.
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LOVET'S WAHPENE.
q r. SYLVESTER, corner of 9th and II
-. streets, sole Agent for this District, has
just received two gross of the above article.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Mans Misfortunes /:
OR, THE MODERN FINE J..

OR, THE MODERN FINE LADY.
False FORMS falar trrti, false Eair, false faces,
Alas po,'r ,,an now nard thy case is;
Instead of woman, heavenly woman's charms
To clasp, cork gun-wVOl-vanis i'm thy arm.
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gioi but itneyer formally said tina, tia,
declaration placed Ia the condition 10 refuse the e1ecu
ton OF the treaty Nay. ceased to nsist pom M.
eAtraditoa Of political offenders from tho ths I
hns government limited that y was not unwilling re.
nonnce as II had the acknowledged right the conyeno
q iose u ~ appes ZION 20 political dsinquenss per
seeopod least Implicitly, and sanctioned by the exc
cution given 10 the Treaty "a"
Lastly M de Buo establishes three categoras a, -,
gees IN Pedmon-the first composed of active nsuusn
using the setioj the second, composed OF those VIZ
calmly wai 10 see whether the atemps Of the aoo aud
10 favorable result or no. The imperial government A.
reiue this new and strange sort OF joint not
Admitting for moment the hypothesis the three es
pay direct revoatonss whom Austria s,rSes 90 10,
can M. de Buol impute their conduct a crime Z MOI
these men, prudent and calm many now str,nes1s
Austria. and have acquired another country. o."
The seqneaton and conhscation in question has baa
recently qualified by Austria as Of peeana oeen
provisional But first of all, this way of looking AT II
In direct opposition with the letter and spirit of be a.
cree Of seauesation and OF the subsequent e ae'
enacment which, far from exenuating the effects hars
aggravated them. What shall we say, moreover OF
Of precauton which depnves Of the Of en-
seDce whole category Of persons not accused but aus,
pected, OF provisional act OF which The term underlined
the victims OF which without their culpablliy being
be delivered except by proving their innocence
And how can they prove their innocence When the Of
aud the In It's support not pot
This of looking the question may be
polite but IL is surely serious We shalt therefore con-
tine ourselves repeat that if IL results from judicial
inquiry Austria that any Piedmontesc Citizen old or new
shall have been guilty of public private to The
prejudice OF power him be Judged BY the tribunals
according 10 the seventies Of the laws shall intel
vene in his favor.
What wc'cannot tolerate without tansh to our honor
without negecting our most sacred duties is permit the
political authority OF Austria, on simple suspicion, to VIC.
late the besteslabished and rights by
eguestratng the property Of many families who ha
ceased to be emgran and the members of which havs
become according to the laws OF both countries Sandman
subjects.
sit is serous attack (ua grave atfsnfd against which
appeal The better informed Ia Ia eonnes
iisur ,nfome) Of the cabinet Of Vienna. on which
,Ea fha mad nfiie nj fhA Lii
friends +"
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g United States Review

The May number of this admirable monthly fully sus-
tans its reputation. The leading article the relative
resources OF Great Britain and the United States abounds
in thoughts of striking originality and power This ar
Gle of itself is worth the subscription price Of the Review
We pleased though not surprised al the favorable
impression which this Review has made upon the coun-
try Oar exchanges speak in high terms of ills merits
and its circulation rapidly extending Its character af-
fords a sufficient guarantee of permanent prosperity
There is specious glitter mereirieous ornamen,
about the Review. bu, each number presents the reader
with satisfactory ins,ament of sound thought and use
ful information.
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DEATH or CALAMsE.--The death Of this celebrated
Landscapes painter is announced from Geneva. He had
been i'll Tor long period though he did not permit the
disease from which he suffered entirely suspen the
efforts OF his pencil He one OF the most admirable
landscape painters Of the age Of which further proof
is necessary than his Forest in a Storm" and his
''Ruins of Paes,um,- which acknowledged by all
who have them to be consumma'e masterpieces OF
art Calanme born in Neulehsiel, but early took
up his residence in Geneva where he founded eharac'
terisc school OF psinting.-N. Y. Tribune.
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CHALLENGE AocrPrED.--The owners OF the clipper
ship Sovereign of the Seas" having made challenge
to the world, Mr. W. II Webb, the disting ship
builder. replies that he will bet thousand dollars on
his last ship Young America They are both 10
sail from New York to San francisco loaded and within
thirty days of each other-N Y. Mirror
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The smithsonian institution.

meeting Of the members of this institution, as con-
stued by law, held yesterday at the hall OF the IN.
stuon having been convened by order OF the President
who, with the members of the cabinet. present upon
the occasion The business of the session related TO the
organization and operations of the institution; and we
hope 10 lay full report Of the proceedings before our
readers in our next issue.
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The treaty concluded between Urquiza and the city of
Buenos Ayres not accepted by the insurgents of the
country They refuse to lay down their arms, and de-
clare themselves ready to encounter the combined forces
of Bucnos Ayres and Urquiza. Many OF their leaders
figured in the redoubable army 81 the Banda Oriental.
(Bostcn Pest.
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MAIsr-A democratic State convention for the NOM.
nation OF candidate for governor will be held IN Bangor
on The Both OF June next The committee IN calling v,
suggests the propriey Of determining by The aciiQn OF
the convention the mode Of makisg future renom'ns-
tons OF candidates Tor governor.
The following nominations by the governor were con
hrmed by the council the nth inst: John L. Hodsaon,
whig OF Bangor, police Judge Henry Carter. whg. and
Edward Fox democrat trustees OF reform school Isaac
Reed whg and Jonathan Spear democrat, inspectors OF
State prisons Reuel Williams, democrat. and Richard
Woodruff. wing, trustees OF insane hospital All the
other nominations made the ah were rejected by the
democratic council. or Withdrawn by the whig gov
ernor.
John d. Richards has been appointed deputy collector
at Ellsworth. under Mr. Jones, colletor Of the French
mans Bay district Boston Post
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The archbishop of ST. Domingo having refused TO swear
fealty the new constitution declaring he would leave
the country first. President Santana at rendered
him his walking papers, when the churchman reconsd-
cred the matter and concluded 10 subscribe the oath II
10 said that President Santana had proof of conspra
cy between the clergy and President Baez 10 surrender
the country to France --Boston Post
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MAY IS. 1858.

UymI. HxsKu n LxwIs OF Montgomery, haban. Is
travelling the Of Alabama
sisted by G. " LEWIS JAaKs o. LAWS and 5AauHt d. LEWIS
uThir W. JAMES OF Cincinnati, Ohio, travelling
agent for the Western States assisted by JoHE T. DasT H.
THosAs o. DYER, M L. WsEaAs, IsAAo BARTLETT, O..
CooKx, A. l.. CHILDs, and l.. Il. BRowNELI.
uyM IsRAKL e. JAaEs, NO. lo2 street, Pbsdel
pha, general travelling agent, assisted by Wa WELD
Joas CoLLIss, JAsns DxESa, HAsnrr Jos Bvrros, Gro
r. BUTTON ISAAC M BopsE EDausD w. WILEY, WILLIAM l..
WATEHaAs, and GEoRaE 1. Mc.EoD.
0f-Recepts above will be good
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power will deal with il wisely add firmly in spirit Of
peace and justice and yet with inhexibe determine
ton to retrieve the past far practicable. and up
hold all the rights aud interests oil the country.
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Nomination for Congress.

Colonel p. Phillips has been nominated by a demo.
cratic convention candidate for Congress in the Mo
bile, Alabama, district
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Some time since, in commenting on the relations be-
tween Austria and Piedmont, allusion made TO the
protest OF the Sandman government against the seques
traon Of the property Of IFS subjects 10 Lombady The
paper is of such interest and importance that we lay
before our readers:
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Late u. s. Surveyor Treaty Guadalupe HdaIgo.
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HAxN1oUMr PROPERTY
FOR MALE

ihe proprietor being engaged 10 business n
another Cnnn;f. Oilers tor sale. reasonable ie
terms. hissvsiuable property Haymnun nt.s I ne
property Will be sold in one more Iofs, 10
SUIT puraAel1 = follows:
: Lot No. 1. f2o Net front on Hay street, or
Mnrganton roadsand running back 325 feets has
NEW DWELLING HOUSE 43 by 324 FEET. 4
rooms 90 iirsts7oor, and ON second. with kitcs-
En- e'1fs sn2ks as 1e haass a4
trees and shrubs A first rate Well Of water
equal TO any on Haymount.
Lot No. Tin rear of No. ~ is 275 feet wide
by 400 feet deep 80 feet street the west
side of No. will be sold with this lot. There
is on this Lot good Dwelling House Cat present
occupied by Mr. J. S. Dummy 30 by IS feet, 5
rooms FIST floor and above, with kitchen,
smoke house, wash house, ba;h-house. sc; d
first rate W ell of water with chain pump: va
riety of well-selected and choice fruit trees: i
harbors of Scuppernong. and stands OF Isabella.
Cata"ba and Malaga Grapes; with Variety Of
ornamental trees, shrubs, &c.
Lot No 3 Tin rear of No. 2)-a street, name
not recolected. runs through this Lot--cAntains
a small house 20 by I6 feet, brick chimney, aud
ia 2o1 wide by 200 feet deep, I" which may be
added, if desirable. 81 acres good meadoyv-and, },
recently purchased from Hon X Strange.
For further particulars apply to
A. NJ. CAMPBELL.
Fayetteville. Aug. 81, 1853 57-3t
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STARTLING FEAT

\ Paris correspondent of the New York
Tunes gives the following account Of the
latest amusement devised Cor The wonder.
loving Parisians:
The ieat of jumping from balloon, the
jumper sustained by an India rubber rope.
was duly pert"rmed on Thursday. 1t was
the most stupendous exhibition Of daring
and address that the Parisians have vet
been permitted to witness From one side
OF the car Of the baIo"n hang the India
rubber cord. descending $50 feet, aud
then returning and bein. fastened to the
other side "f the car. 1t thus formed
strong Loop. The mhele'e was Il esscd as
Mercury; his body. from the neck to the
small of bis back. was enc clnsed in frame
work which enabled him to endure the
suspension without wrenchins or hisloca-
t'"n. The rope was passed through an
eyeiet in the middle Of the back. placed so
that he was held in perfect equilibrium
ben the balloon bad reached an altitude
double that Of the supposed elasticity Of
the cord. the vo'''seur appeared on the
edge of the car, look Cd over. shut hi. ewes.
and dove off into space. The eyeIet Slip
ped along the rope, SD that the first $50
feet were positive fall through the air,
without resistance or break. The rest of
the way was an elon.ation Of the rope. 1t
stfetched Hour times ITS length, making in
all decent of 600 feet, accomplished in
Nv" seconds. Alter having attained its
lowest point, the rope contracted once.
perhaps 200 feet. and then descended
again. There was 10 further rebound,
and no oscillation; The voltiseur lay cra-
died i" mid air. and pr"pabIy spent the
leisure he was now permitted to enjoy in
recovering bis breath and contemplating
the p'".prct. The sero"aut above now
commence ed at the win,Ilas. and gradually
wound his dangling friend up again. In
four minutes he climbed over the side Of
The car. having made the fastest time that
any human being has ever achieved. ex-
cent such as have been shot from cannon
as Baron Nunchausen said he was,
think. 600 feet in two seconds. is at the
rate Of three miles and half a minute.
We are waiting now to kcuw what will be
done next.