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DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
u HUNTER, NJ. D.; NJ. r. C. s.. En-,

II HUNTER. NJ D.; NJ. R. c. s., England.
IL late pupil of the Hospital for Consump-
uon and Diseases of the Chest. Brompton Of
the hoyai lnfirmary for Asthma and Consump-
ton, City Road. and of the Regent Street Dis
pensary for Asthma. CONSUMPTION. and Dis
eases of the Heart. London. England &c. has
returned TO Washington, and taken rooms at
the corner of d! and C streets. one block from
pennsylvania avenue. where he NAV be con-
suited during the ensuing summer in diseases
OF the Throat. Lungs. and Heart, to which
speciality Dr. IL. has for several years devoted
his exclusive attention.
After the 10th inst, Dr. JAMES HUNTER. ir
OF London. will be associated with DIR. X
HUNTER, as Partner. and Dr. WELLESLEY as
Assistant
ohce hours from a. m. to p. m.
june loco IF
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FRENCH SHOES AND PUMPS.
lust RECEIVED. direct from the Importer.
y cases Of French Walking SHOES. a supe-
rior article. Also. . cases Paris PUMPS, for
the Drawing Room. Gentlemen wishing 10
display n handsome foot will please call at
the Fashionable Boot Store of MILLS. 10 whom
was awarded the First Diptoma for Beats az
the Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics In
stitute, held in Washington. February. lS5,;,
JOHN MILLS.
Fashionable Boot Maker Browns Hotel.
June 10 In: Union and Repuhlic. ~
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NEE .JEH ELRT.

M W. GAIT e. BRO. have this dav opcre6
w. magnificent assortment Of new Jewel-
ry. comprising all the more modern STYLES Of
Diamond, Pearl and plain BROOCHES. EAR
RINGS. BRACELETS, L0CKETS. CHAINS
DC. Possessing every facility for getting mp
goods in their lire at the Lowest possible rates.
they offer inducements to purchasers not sur
passed by any establishment in this country.
NJ. W. GAIT & BRO.
Sign of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. ave, between 9th and 10th SITS
iMne LII
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T. N. HARVEY

AW BOOKS for sale cheap at HUNTERS
u next TO [. s. Hotel. Fine copy of Story
Laws Of the United States; Dorsy's Laws C.:
Maryland: Digest Of the Bankrupt Law: Laws
of War; Pension Laws; List of Rejected ard
Suspended Pensions; Laws Of Patents &c
Also. copv Of the trial Of Judge Chase; July
number Of IIarrer's Magazine, Is cents.
iune I0-ot
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CHANCES FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT In
REAL EST ATE.

CA1i1LsCES COIs II OGOO liz fEOt hGNl LIN
REAL EST ATE.
NE have for sale. on tie test of' terms and
w Yrices, the following Property:
All OF Square east OF Square 41j
Eastern part OF Lot ?, in Square III
All Of the west half of Square rs
Lots No. -. Il, 20. in Square 100
Lot No. l, in Square $50
Lot No. 10, in Square coz
Lots No. I, 8. 9. in Square 1SS
Lots No. 8. 9, in Square l6I
Lot No. Il, in Square J36
Lots No. ]. 3 3. 4, 5. 7, 10, II, T. Is, Il,
10, 16. in Square IA
Six fine Lots in Square 63S
Also two Farms, one in Virginia and one
in Maryland
Three Brick and Frame dwellings. situated
in the Northern part of the city
All of which will be disposed of on the best
of terms For particulars apply to
G. T. MASSEY & co.
General Agents, 7th street, between
June 13-eo2w and II streets
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To the Citizens Of the Island
New Periodical & Newspaper Depof

New Periodical & Newspaper DePo'.
NNOW YE. that the subscriber has just
n opened, in connection with hls "enerai
Agency Office for Claims near the corner 81 IN
street and Maryland avenue. PERIODICAL.
NEWSPAPER AND STATIONERY slokE:
where he will be regularly supplied with all
the most popular weekly and monthly paper,
of the day and will keep constantly on hand
supply of Stationery and School Books
je CIV JNo- T. bAhhk.
N.B.-Persons desiring the National IN
,eIy,oc,cer Irv,oz,. or New York Herald. hv
the month or year will be supplied by leav-
ing their name subscription and residence at
r,, ETC j f. Il.
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4 FINE CH4ECE

NOR A TAILOR TO COMMENCE BUSI-
L NFSS.-iGc Stock and Fixtures of tho
Tailoring Establishment next door to the en-
trance Of the National Hotel. with the good
will OF the saule. is fer sale The stock j. not
large, and presents an opportunity for con-
mencing business Gnder advantages rarely no.
with. Anny TO CIlAS. IL. LANE. or DUTALL
q BhOIEER. jc lI-@t
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NANTED-An industrious. intelligent and
w active LAD. to attend in a Periodical
aud Book store. 1t is indispensable that be
should be of good character, ard willing to
feel an interest in. and perform promptly any
of the duties connected with the business
Apply at BAKERS Agency Office,
near corner eth ST. and Maryland ave
lie l5-tf
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ICE CREkN THAT Is CREAM.

THE undersigned has been appointed agent
i for the sale Of the premium ICE CREA "
and will furnish families at 81 80 per gallon
Parties and Pie Mics taking twekre gallons or
over, can have it at 81 % per gallon. II"
Cream will be delivered at any hour daily,
free of charge, Gna no maaake
All persons. parties. or schools. wishing to
purchase CREAM for the 18th of July. plea.
send in their orders soon and there will he no
disappointment. Can furnish any quantity
by having sufficient notice.
June lift T. NJ HARVEY
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e. AR ER'.S

CARRIERS
VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRACTOR Is AS
' TONISHING THE WORLD,,, GET A
BOTTLE WITHOUT DELAY. AND TRY IT.
For sale by Druggists and Groccrs in gen.
eral in Washington and Georgetown, D. c..
and Alexandria. Va June I3-3t co
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received SUP
i ply of SETTER. in quarts and pints.
Also, Iounger's East India PALE ALE and
Hibbcrt's BROWN STOUT, in pints
And a LOT of La Fermeza CIGARS.
JOHN H. BUTHMANN,
Penn. av., south side, bet. & and 9th SITS.
June l3-3t
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ZINC! ZINCW ZINCM

LINZ! II lNC ;. LIN u.
TUE Undersigned having lately received a
i fresh supply of ZINC. are prepared to
execute all orders with that beautiful and du-
rablc article. in a near and superior manner.
Also, for those who prefer, they still continue
the use Of the best WHITE LEAD, OIL. and
EARNISHES.
Persons about having painting done, will
find it to their advantage to call at the Old es-
adjustment. corner of 18th and E streets.
June 15-tf D. FINCH & SON.
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NEW DRUG AND AP0THEcARY STORE

TIME undersigned respectfully inform thc
citizens of Washington that they have
opened new Drug and Apothecary Store or
the corner Of Maryland avenue and eth street,
Island. for the purpose Of conducting the aboT
business in all its varieties. and where phye''
clans may rely on having their prescriptioT'
compounded with accuracy. neatness, and d.
patch. A general assortment of Fancy Ar''
ces and Perfumery constantly on hand
fE Night bell At the door
10 c-22x- BOSWELL c.
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WANTED.-By Young Man who has been
w for long time engaged in business. a
situation as Book-keeper or Collector for both}
in a mercantile or other establishment; or 10
undertake. writing or copying of any descrip.
ton. References as to character can be given
if required
Address 'W T. r., . through the Post Cfice
iurp 12-3t%
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ODD FELLO VS. HALL.
ETURN oF.THE HARMONIOUS,

RETURN THE HARMONIOUS.
w ladies and gentlemen of Washington
that they will have the honor of giving two
Grand Ethiopian and Ballad Entertainments
at the above-named Hall on WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY EVENINGS, the 18th and
10th.
MIR J. T. PARSONS. the great American
Ballad Singer. will appear each evening in
some of his best pieces.
80 Admission 25 cents; doors open at {.
70 commence at o'clock
lie l5-2t TIIOS. SIMON. Agent
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FIRST WARD PRoPEBTY FOB SALE.

FIRST WARD PRoPEBTY FOR SALE.
"a HOUSE and LOT, on G street. one square
A::::ii west Of the War Department-lot 40 feet
front; very desirable.
FRAME HOUSE, with lot &c by 14O feet, to
a thirty foot alley.
Several BUILDING LOTS. in eligible loca-
TONS at prices ranging from 8 to so cents per
foot.
For terms, &c, apply to
june I5-eod3t J. NJ DORSETT
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20 To Strangers and Citizens
THOMPSON DAGUERREoTYPES are unsurpass-
ed by any. foo boldness of execution and
beauty of artistic finish.
His assiduous efforts to establish first class
Gallery in this city. and his continued en-
deavors to please visiters. and patrons, have
not been unrewarded. An examination of
his Pictures recently made is particularly So
icited. He is prepared to take Pictures OF
every size and style.sat reasonable prices.
Gallery. north side of Pennsylvania avenue.
between d and 9th streets, Lane & Tucker s
building. may 80
10 "A -,"rfccf DaguerrcOtype OF deceased
or absent friends is moro precious relic than
gold or silver but where to obtain one pos
sessing all the attributes of perfection. is the
nomentous question. Those who know the
artist say, without hesitation. 60 to WHITE
HURST whose admirable genius, and extensive
experience. combined with improved facili
ties in the way of instruments, lights, &C..
precludes the possibility of an inferior por-
trait at his elegantly furnished establish
ment, where the Of portraits of hundreds
of dead and living celebrities can be exam
med. Daguerreotypes taken in every style
Stereoscopic. Crayon, and imitation posfcl.-
also, specimens of the beautiful art of Crys-
talotgping. n 20
Roots Wonderful Daguerreotypcs.
Go to RooT's No matter whether
It be clear or cloudy weather.
Still. with equal truth. he traces,
Multitudes of lovely faces,
RooT's Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue near
Seventh street. mar q
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u The columns Of the Star are open
to respectable discussion of all questions
in which our citizens are interested Nuf
ced.
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JUST RECEEEDf

JCO N ECEIF T. u.
L>ROM Europe, via New York one case of
i very Superior French Accordeons with &,
10, II. 81. lot. l2s, and l4s keys Also, g
small lot of Flutinas. Violin, Guitar. Violon-
cello. and Viola strings. Flutes, Flies, BAN
jos. Tamhourines, Niolins. Guitars, &C., &c II,
which will be sold at pleasing rates
GEO. HILBUS'S Music Depot
Penn. avenue. bet. 10th and llth SITS.
iune I-3t
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70 The Mount Vernon Guards of Alex
andria. numbering about thirty muskets,
passed through our city this afternoon on
their way to Baltimore.
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WASHINGTON CITY,:
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE IS, 1858

II The Office of the "Daily Eveniug STAR
is on the south side Of D street, two doors
west Of 18th street
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DWilliam Cotton, OF Baltimore, has
been appointed Mail Route. Agent, be-
tween this city and Philadelphia, in place
OF Capt. Costigan, of Baltimore, who de-
clined.
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pIKD CAGES; for sale bv
- ap JNo " BADEN
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-16

A Bottle Of Sazerac.--Our accommodating
friends, WV. HART g. Co. have a multitude OF
good things and @more q coming" with which
to furnish the pantrys and deck the tables Of
our citizens, supply our planters and country
merchants, and crafty the tastes and appetites
of epicures and good livers generally. Among
their 6ne assortment Of liquors, is brandy Of
tho above brand, q bottle of which was sent
TO cheer our weary hours, knowing, doubtless,
that there are few editors who will not appre.
ciate a good article in this line, for which we
return our thanks. One glass Of it will infuse
poetry into the dullest soul, open the avenues
to the most obdurate heart, and make eyes spar-
kle that never sparkled before.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-16

Smiling Faces.-If Mrs. Stowe, the famous
authoress of the negro novel, and the libeller
Of the South, could have been at Dan Rice's
Circus on the evening that it performed here
last week, and looked upon the smiling faces
within, and from this indication rightly to have
judged which portion Of the audience was the
most contented in mind and the happiest, she
would at once, if impartially inclined, have
pointed to the fat, well-dressed darkies, to the
number Of a couple of hundred or so, whose
loud ayah yah's!" and delighted countenapces,
gave greater proof than all the volumes that
could be written, that their life was far differ
ent from that pictured by this renowned novel.
ist who has made such a stir in the world.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-16

Another Senator to be Eected.-In conse.
quence of the appointment of Mr.. SouLE as
Minister to Spain, another u. s. Senator from
this State will have to be elected by the pre-.
sent Legislature. The most prominent candi-
dates are Gov. p. o. HEBERr, 3. w. DowEs
and JoHK SLIDELL, one Of whom will doubtless
be the fortunate candidate. Of course it is 81.
perfiuous to mention a Wing in connection with
this election unless the Democrats were to get
to 1qgggerhcads, and they are too wide awake,
we fear, for that. The Bee thus refers to the
chance Of Gov. HEBERr:
"Eis position, too, gives him many marked
advantages over all competitors. We think he
has the field at odds; but from what we learn,
there Is SO much caucusing, canvassing and Ca
balling going on at Baton Rouge in reference
to this question Of United States Senator, that
the hindmost to-day may DO the foremost to-
morrow"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-16

Murder in East Mississippi.-We learn from
tho Aberdeen (Miss) Democrat that Newton
Noles, a school teacher, was murdered in Oko-
Iona an the LIST inst, by q young mar named
Gill, one of his students. The Democrat says:
On the day of the murder, it appears Gill
walked into the room during school hours with
his hat on bis head, and when requested to take
it off replied insolen,ly, or in a manner quite
unbecoming a pupil. Noles demanded an ex.
PLANTATION, which brought on the difficulty that
resulted in Gill stabbiDg him, which produced
his death in about three minutes. Gill imme.
diately fed, and is still at large. A reward of
two hundred dollars is offered for his apprehen-
sion. He is youth, we learn, of considerable
property. Noles was quite a young man, and in
INDECENT circumstances. He labored by the
day and procured means sufficient to ACQUIRE
himself an education, and was at the time of
his death educating his brothers and sisters,
who were entirely dependent on him for a SUP.
port, and also an aged mother; they are now by
his untimely decease deprived of the means Of
subsistence which a dutiful son and loved bro-
Their had bestowed on them.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-16

A Singing Mouse.--We have read Of sing.
lng mics, but neves saw or heard one Gill q few
days past. Several nights the past week q
chipping, resembling the warbling Of q Canary
bird, has occurred at different times and places
in our bed room. The sounds were sweet but
annoying from their mystery. After q night
or two had passed Of this unknown serenads,
we recollected that we had read somewhere of
singing mice, and il at once occurred to M that
this might be one, which preved to DO true
On "Wednesday night this phenomena appear
ing louder and more remarkable, we struck q
light, and locking behind the bureau, discover.
cd naoass, whose open mouth and undulating
little throat proved It TO Be The source from
which emsnated the mysterious music. We
very cruelty killed IT, which we regretted. It
did not differ in appearance from other mice.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-16

HEAL HE Sick.-Men of liberal education at
the present day, devote all their talents to Disco
yer the means whereby they may remove those
painful maladies which assail the human frame
There is no nobler art than that of healing the
sick, considering the numberless diseases to which
man is liable, and which may cause him to drag
out a protracted life of distress, or suddenly cut him
OF in the bloom of his existence and usefulness
We would gratefully seize upon every means of
eounteracting their dreadful effects, or causing a
removal of those clogs to happiness. In those
cases where the Liver or the Stomach is the cause
we would highly recommend DR.. Hooaand's Bit
tiers, prepared by DR.. C. NJ. jackson. No medi-
cine at this time stands higher than these Bittsrs,
and to those who are suffering from the horrors
Of Indigestion, we say they are the antidote.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-16

The Parish Prinsing.--By resolution of the
Police Jury last Monday the contract with us
for printing tho proceedings, &C., Of that body
was annulled, and o resolution passed, author
izing a public sale Of the entire printing requir.
ed by the Parish to be made to the lowest bid.
der. Accordingly, it was thus offered next day
at 10 o'clock at the Court House, and after q
variety of bidding, from $500 down to Ss3,
was finally knocked down to the proprietor of
this journal for the low price of--nothing! and
in tsiee the amount of the price of adjudica.
ton, we understand, we have to give bond for
faithful performance, &c. As that would be
rather difficult to do, We can only pledge the
word Of a printer to the Police Jury, that all
work confded to us will be executed with
neatness and despatch, and that most rigidly
and scrupulously will we perform all the con-
ditions Of the new contract that has fallen into
our hands.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-16
DR.. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS

rMr. W. G. Butler, of Millersburg, Centre
Co. Penn, had been afflicted with Liver Com
plant for a number Of years, and was cured by ,he
Pills. A young lady of his acquaintance was also
greatly relieved by them.
Jacob Widner, Postmaster at Covington, o.
says that they sell very fast, and that he does not
consider his stock Of medicine complete without
them.
The wife of Mr.. James Stewart, Of Richmond.
Jefferson Co. Ohio, was cured Of most distressing
pains by their use.
w. H. Ainsworth, Of varysburgh, N. Y, con.
siders these Pills the best medicine of the kind
ever offered. The lot he had on hand sold rapid
ly and gave the highest satisfaction.
James Jones, Of Wilkins township Allegheny
Co. Penn, says his wife used two boxes, which
did her more good than their family physician for
two years.
For sale by sCOvlL L MEAD, Ill Chartres
street, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents for the
Southern States; also sold by A. E. RICHARDS,
Plaquemine. aple
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-16

The Latest Humbug out.-The wild men
Of Borneo" were exhibited in this town one day
this week, but met with moderate success
This is a humbug worthy of the patronage of
Professor Shaw. The incredulity of those of
our citizens who paid their two bits for a sight
of those "wild men of Borneo" suggested to
the enterprising managers that the imposition
was too transparent for franklin, and conse-
quently they made bat a short stay. They are
unquestionably dwarfs Of American or Irish
parentage, halfidiots but with sufficient intelli-
gence to aid in the knavery of their keepers
Though their keepers pretend that they can
utter but a few words, they were overheard in
brisk conversation in their room at the Hotel
Of Judge Howle before they left this place
Such are the shifts resorted to to sraise the
wind"-F,anElin Banner.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-16

uOnT Thursday evening our Catholic Church
was lit up with unusual brilliancy, and the
crowd which congrsgated there at an early hour
was of a character different in appearance from
those which usually attend the house of wor-
ship. The solemn and imposing service of the
marriage ritual was about to be performed
Two young hearts were about to unite their
d~estinies together, and start forth to the battle
Of life. At the hour designated, the pair ap.
preached the alter and stood with confidence
before the minister of God. Fond parents look
ed with q pleasing melancholy upon the separa-
ton taking place in their loved family circle,
and doubtless reflected upon the time-seeming
now indeed 80 short-whsn these two young
beings were helpless infants in their arms
and loving and cherish ed relations, from the
aged grandfather to young cousins ola third
generation, thronged too the alter to give q pass.
ing blessing and the kind word Of encourage.
lnent no they, the young married ones, were
thus starting upon the bright but uncertain
journey before them.
The Bishop Of New Orleans oficiated on the
occasion Of this Interesting ceremony. When
he got through, he gave them his blessing and
departed. The solemn music of the organ pro-
claimed tho accomplishment Of the service, and
the audience Immediately repaired to the Ma.
rionneaus Had, appropriated for the ball which
followed. II was densely crowded, but all ap-
Peared to partake literally Of the enjoyment
that It wss intended to afford, and will remer.
bee with pleasure the occasion ofths marriage
10 which we allude.