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PENNSYLVANIA CoAT TsADn.-The returns
from the anthracite coal regions of Psunsyl.
vania show another week Of hcavy shipments
last week, the quantity brought down being
1890 tons msstsy SuE the season S.2oo, 400
tons.
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SUMMER CLOTHING

or FINE QUAIL. IES.-Csiizsps and strsr gers
" wishing 20 purc haze Summer Cloth ing Of lin.
qualities viii End our p esent rortmsnt to Be a.
large and varied In tie beg nning Of the ssseon
rhich we are now Offering greatly rsduosd In pri.
ces In order TO run on entire stock before tn
Pal trade.
Clofhirg made 10 order.
We have on hand large and fns assortment OF
Summer material In the piece, which - will make
to orter much cheaper Than the usual atty prices.
WALL STEPHENS,
Next 6oor to the Irsn Hall,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 1otn ste
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n The Star can be procured at IN early
hour every afternoon, In Baltimore, ~ the
news stand corner Of Charles and Baltimore
skreetg -'
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UHs large circulation of tie STAR
paakss 1t the most desirable aduerttssDg NE
ss.um in the District. 1t has more readers
- the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
usd Alexandria, than a. rbs other Wash
fygton dailies combined. ' L. E.
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NJ THOSE IN WANT or REspY-hADs .CIoIHNe
shout before purchasing e'rewhsr-. call ut 'ae
Walker Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
where they viii fni materials Of all kinds, coIos,
and apalities made up in tire most approved styles
and at rices which canno. fail b induce them TO
purchase They hare Just received an addition a
large supply Of those besutiful and veil made Dnck
Drilling Coats which have no cosnparison IN tsis
market Their stock Is well kept up, cepsistiry OF
everything belonging to q gentler aus wsrdroos,
together with boys' srd serysnts clothing
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STRAY H0RsE.-strayed away from the ssbsrri-
~ bHr On Wednesday, su'y %, bar MARX thir.
teen years old, az about l6 bands high, with two
white feet. n,ersl reward will b. given IL the
mare is brought 70 B. Y. MoxIey's segac Store cor
nsr Bridge and Washington sts, Georgetown.
aug h-ts
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and stsrtlng fact that quite . large class Of thu
America people are bald and that too 1T an early
age and 1t becomes those afflicted to pause and eI
anime the causes Of Badness and them the remedy
I" Em<rsoDS AmeTicdn HatS Rea0sutre' stands un
rtvalled fcf that purpose. It IL an Indian prepare
ton prepared purely on the scientific principles OF
the Red Man, end whe ever seen bald beaded In
dianl such thin z has never been known.
See circulars, TO b had Of Druggisfs, giving par
dculars. etr17I = --F'=f r-
Price 81, In large bottles. -,
Bold in Washington and GeeEestown D. @, by all
the principal Druggists, and BY Druggists generally
thrnrlghout the United States and Canadsa
2 b. GILMAN, Wholesale and General Agent
"ss 1Aoe q. i. FISHER 1 90. Projectors.
,'-sooa. No. u supss,os essst CisvslanA.
my l8-SW ~ - =
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A1-SprINDD PIcTuaeS-IRcsaoi our readers who
desire 70 pass through splendid Gallery CT pssutes
should not fail 70 pay vist to P:aanfe Rooms on
the Avenne. Hehsson exhibition toere some ehoice
specimens of the new slt Of Dasnrrsf,TtTs 81 On,
which for beauty and excellence are incorupsrsbe.
There b Q portrait executed In tbis last styfe q
PRECEDENT Fierce, that reflects great credit On TIE
artist, every hrsamsut thereof giving ifoiike ex
preston. Mr.. Plumbe ia reckoned among the hf q
daguerrean artist Of our time. mar w.
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MONkY 10 LoAN.-Any person having good
V1 Plane, for which be or she has 10 immedisn
use q present. oan obtain loan of $50 upon H. q
fecurtty from the sdvertiser, who will take eooi
care oft Address ct. X - ct this oiies, ss ~
where ths ins(rumspt csa Do seen.
n ~
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Ac UsE EAkProS's VserrABlK TINcrURE.-HaSe
you pyspepefs, liver Con pasint. Nervous Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys, shy Loss Of Power aud is
arrangement Of the systerni We but point you tc
the thousands who have used the aRxsr LsvisoRs-
f0R
In proof Of what We say above, We refer you 10
Harnnton,a etahle Tincture,n end is effects
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MURPHY'S NEW DEPOT HOUSE.
- ~ THIS we'll kept house and REs-=H
~lAtrAURANT, opposite Camden Sta, "a
ton, northeast corpsr of CsmdepE
and Liberty streets, Baltimore, Nd, is
Q convenient Hotel, where travellers to and from
Washington, &c., viii nnd agreeable acsommsda.
tonS aug S-3m
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PIC MIC ExcURs1oH
st. Peters Sunday School,
TO THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.

TNHE teachere most respectfully announce T.,
citizens of Washington that they have Oh srter 4
the ts,e and popular steamer GEORGE KASfy-
LNGTON. for Pic Mic Excurrion on TRURsDa
next, the 10th instant.
The Boat will leave Parker's Wharf at 81 o'cloc,
a. m Navy Yard at 9, touching ct Alsxandris.
The teachers have made every arrangement tina:
can tend to the convenience, comfort, and pe.sur,
of the company.
The Refres hment department will be attended !,
q gentleman'y and ski lful caterer.
Eeputa's Bahd have been engaged for the ocea
Should the day be unfavorsble the Pic Nc vii
be postponed until further notice.
Tickets &l-sdmittiIg q Gentleman and laiies-
to be hal OF the teachers the Boat on the dsy
Of the pic MIC. go.
TEACHERS
phelan, Henry Mclaughlin,
Jno Dobbyn, D Callaghan.
ThoS Goldsmith auo T-at
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~ Tho Starr ORce Ii located On
ID Street, second door west frs1 12sb,
near the junction Of 12ah Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, nearly oPPe-
site 20 the Kirkweod House," late
"Irving Hotel.o .lI-i
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Nh Attention., YagersI-Tne mon .hIy
meeting OF the Company Is postponed until
GI Int THURSDAY EVENING, August 10th, wher
W u full attendance Ii expected. -''-
aug g. G. A. SCHwARZMAN.
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~ FIRST WARD.-COMMON COUNCIL
MyUs Editors: Please announce CHAS A. DA-
Wis as q candidate for . sest in the Bosrd Common
Council from the First Weird, to fill the vacancy &C
cssioned by the death of o. g. Paine.
sr1k-ta
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Arrival of the Atlantic.
IMPORTANT FROM STAIN.

FOURDAYS LATER FROM EUROP.
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JUNAS CHICKERING'S Funsrsl March, INCLUDING
- eHgY correct Ethographic likeness Of him con
R0ee9 nd dedicated 10 his friends and rela lives ny
~. 4. babeock, Just received at the Music D-pA
a. HILDUs Hlrz.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-07

Collectors Ohice, August /, 1854.
NOTICE TO TAX.P ERS.-pE
IN DUCTI0N FOR PROMPT PhYMENT-Notics
is hereby given that the Taxes for the year 1854 an
now due. and payable ut this once; and that de
due ION Of eight per cent is Aalowed bv Law for the
current year if paid on or before the Slst inst.
Z. j. ROCHE,
aug 2-eotd Collector.
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81 The regular monthly meettn q
Of the association of the officers and sol ier Of Il
Mexican War;" will be held THIS (Eondsy) EVEN =
fNa August 5sh at o'clock, ut tee Post Once R..
t,urant, corner It'll and 4 streets.
.'s VIM. q. HULL,
aug7-lt Bee Sec.
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- A meeting Will be held THIS
Monday EVENING, at s O'Clock, in the Sundsy
school Room Ct the NJ X. Church, Georgetown, sor
the purpose Of taking etsps towards tha organiss
t.on Of a Young Mems Chfistisn Association.
The attendance Of al interested Is earnestly re-
nuested aug7 lie
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-07

NOR HIRE-A Serssnt NAN He is an excel
II lent gardener, hostler, carriage driver, &C. and
can make himself generals useful. Enquire, for
tsrms, at ccrner 4th st. east snd Virginia avenue.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-07

HAIR BRUSHES and Dressing Cambe r
IL sale ct LAMMOND'S, 9Th s..
aug7-3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-07

T AIDES Patent Leather Beits and
i Elastic Ribbon for sale at ~. ,er
aug st LAMMnND,S. It'll 81
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SELLING OF AT COST,

SELLING OF AT COST.
NVMMER SILKS, Bersess. Lawns
y GinghaDs, Light Calieces
Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons
AND various other styles OF summer goods, n Il
xnich WIN b. closed out At cost, and in some oasa
Lees than cost
Customers viii do We'll 10 give me a call.
si.-- WIN. II. RILEY.
Conner 9Th street. orp. Centee Mako =
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r. ROCK AND JOB PRINTING
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS EXECUTED AT
THIS OFFICE IN THE BEST MANNER.
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COAAtOtSAs " LILO V4eCuoAAV Va NIP1OAudliO uU-
ties. t.
The San Francisco Custon-H Con
gross, in cutting DOWN the appropriations rec
commended by the Treasury Department for
the foundations, site, &C., of the San Fran
cisco custom house, bid fair to generate a
heavy claim for damages against the Govern
lnent, unless the Secretary Of the Treasury
shall find some lawful authority under which
he can expsnd tho money denied by Congress
in this case. ,-..-
Under the last N ational Administration, Con-
gross appropriated $500, 900 fer the construc-
ton Of . custom house at San Francisco, none
of which was to be expended unless q con-
tract could be made to finish the building
complete for that sum. Secretary Corwin,
under that law, made q contract for the build
ing for Tho sum named, without, however, in
GLIDING pay for -. site, for the construction
of tho foundations, sewers, gsteways, drains,
DC On the incoming of the present Admini7
tration, the Government being bound x this
contract, the Secretary of the Treasury had to
proceed to get a site for the building and pre-
pare it for the work. After long delay, the
site selected by his predecessor was accorded
with proper jurisdiction over it, &c,) by the
California legislature, for one hundred thou
sand dollars. As much of it is under water
slightly, it must be filed up, the foundation
built, 10, and . squatter claim, costing some
ten thousand dollars, had to be bought out, as
aeheaper way fgetting rid Of . pother, than by
Governmentlsw-suit before California jury
The whole cost of these appurtenanoes was to
have been about $l63, 600, for which the re-
quisits estimates were furnished, and concern.
lag which full explanations were made; and the
Treasury Department evidently aiming 70
ward off heavy claim for damages onaocount of
delay occasioned by contracting for the super
structure at the total amount Of the original
appropriation, before SECURING the site or
sscertaining whore the money necessary to
pay for the foundations, DO, was to come
from-induced the superstrreture contractors
to make with It q supplemental contract, re-
nouncipg all damages on account of delay, if
they should be ordered to proceed with the
work by the mail leaving the east coast first
after the end of the present session. We pre-
sumo it was taken for granted that Congress
would gladly make the necessary apprOpri-
alton Of 1888, 900, a. tho cheapest way Of mend
ing the original blind bargain. They icon-
grsas) hsys, however, failed to do so; appro-
priating only enough 10 buy of the trouble
some sqOatssr claim to the very spot on which
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DAANOS FOR RENT.-we have 10 s:oIs
1tWo OF dnberts superior Boudaif PI.6t,Cf
which will be rented ON aecommodstins term.
HILbUS D HITZ', Music Depot.
youth lids Pa ave. bat 10th and llth SIS.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-07

GENTLEMEN fond Of Shooting are respectfully
" informed that O0PP has opened Pistol 0slIs
~ on Rsnnsylyaris avenue. between Sd and 4IIst.
and near the u s. Hotel, psxt house to the ahr
N:B-The Pistols ars superior, and no chsry.
iof hrt1N ctions. aug 1-2ss
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ayails himself of that impunity 10 rcpeat his inpo
tent reproaches. Mr.. Campbell reproduces az his
own the incendiary thunder Of the Tribune. They
awake no respondent echo. Congress take up the
private calendar without objection, thing utterly
without modern precedent In that body
I'VE note next the effect Of this reformation
upon Atssi
!, 1.-THE ExEcuryE AND HIS PoLlcs. 4
GAN those splendid schemes Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT
have been destroyed by the Reformation They
have fallen in dust and ashes under the breath Of
that pestence with which an indignant people Wis
tied their ungratcful and unworthy servants The
President Of ambrosial locks is convinced Of his
political mortality His mercenary ,menials are
hiding in terror from wrath which can neither be
avoided nor appeased. Let us note the effect Of
the Reformation upon his annual message.
i Is tame, nnnimate, unexccptional 10 the most
timid conservatism. SO far from rcdeeming those
apprehensions Of war and foreign entanglements
which the bulletins Of Soule and Of Sickes led US
70 fear, the message Of President Pierce is rs pa
cc II had been dictated through some spiritual
medium by the soul Of William Penn. The voice
Of the people
"s--Has struck more terror To the soul Of Richard
Than would the substance Of thousand men
All armed in proof s0a9 es i
Here, them are the effects of this great movement
upon the face Of the public waters visible in this
city For here upon the face public officers you
perceive the reflection Of the spirit which governs
our republican desthica, as the mirror Of the ma
gician reflected that which governed the destiny
Of an individual.
!" It may be a theory too fattering to be true
but it seems that the whole power Of public senti
ment is demonstrated In the particular departments
Of administration, to judge by their appearances.
The will Of the people is animated by liberty and
virtue, and those who represent them must respect
and obey itn . ighag N
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IT m. JOHNSON, FsmfIY Grocer. cotntr
- Of Seventh and strces, No $50, is being con
stantIy supplied with fresh Family Groceres q Al
kinds, 70 which be respecthy sociss the patronage
Of his friends. e nov 13Atf
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fE- Our Georgetown Subscribers who do
not receive the paper regularly, will leave their name
or DR. I.inthicam's ab w. III CALHOUN, a
nov Is laili AaeaI. No. SO. Jefferson strNst.
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CRUsHISG OUT Know NorHIsorsw. sw.--According
10 the Washington correspondent Of the Philsdc-
phia Ledger, (Mr. Grund, an "crEanixcd effort u
to be made by leading Senators and members In
Congress, to crush out Know Nothingism, and 10
"excommunicate once for all tiInes,s all who have
dared 10 identify themselves with the order:
"A general interdct is 10 be pronounced against
Intolerance and superstition, wen as against all
secret societies for political purposes. The Demo
cratic party in Congress, assisted by the old Whig
liners, and The administration, win commence the
onslaught Immediately after the holidays. The
matter is 10 be fully discussed IN both houses OF
Congress, and the most distinguished members Of
the old line parties are 70 take hand In h."
Z The probshity is that "lesding Senators" and
a. old hncrs,n aud "the administration" win find
they have but very little power In this effort The
"intcrdict- VIII bc almost as harmless tboes of
the Pope Of Rome. Their onslanght" viii only
be slaughter Of themselves. The people have
made mp their minds to have something new-snd
they win have IT, The revolution Is stih going
onl-lct the aold foeicsn stand from under
~ M sa tgs vla&f Pittsbsrg Herald
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Z WESTERN MABaACHBSEIIyT FINE
INSURANCE CQMFANY.e t
Oapital tl50,o00, pcid ~ and mcrref accoding %
~ k0w of Ne 0ppmo~reokM nfs
N sponsible companies, ON buildings, fsrnitute,
stock. naachincry, and other property. 10 81 Tfb
- =, .Aesssf q. G. BuRNAP, President.
oaies 7ih street opposite Dad Fellows HAN
nov 28--2sw 2w~ n
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The last number OF the Edinburg Review con-
tains large and psins.tAking article. relating, in
part, to the disposition which Is to be made Of the
hordes Of convicts annually let loose upon the ex
piration Of their terms Of punishment, from the
prisons and hulks Of England. The writer con-
siders the topic Of the reformation Of criminals
one not yet receiving the attention due, and re-
grets that apathy and mistaken economy on the
part ofgovernmcnt lead 10 this incalculable wrong
done to society by the emancipation Of thousands
OF rcprobetes, who return 70 their old hsunts and
vices with unabatcd activity and crah. The adj
vantage Of getting rid OF such class Is obvious.
But where send thcug The colonies Of Great
Britain absolutely refuse for the most part, TO be
swampcd, by such inundation, and no wonder.
Thercupon the reviewer, full OF Hbersting his own
State nnd its dependencies from the curse, bits
uponan idea resembling that Of citizen embarrnss-
ed With dead cat which he drops down neigh.
boris well He says send Hcr, 10 Nep York and
say nothing about il pay their passage, set them
ashore, and sec The last OF theml
l--4-------------------A---i'' ''# s. .9 egfss Il
The administration has sent abroad 10 represent
the country in foreign lands, Frcnchmsn In Spain,
an italian in Italy, German Jew 40 the Hague q
Scotchmsn nj Naples and an Irishmsn, we believe,
at Portugal Such arc the REPRESENTATIVES, ~ the
present administration. II cannot be chained that
thcsc met, are by nature, education, or position,
better adapted for these rcspcnsible trusts than
nstivc.born citizens, yet they were preferred In
view Of these things and of the constan court paid
to the foreign vote, cur we wonder that an Aneri-
can feeling is persdng The country - WTining-
ton ". G. Herald k789QQ &F ass Eel
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THE METROPOLITAN.

A NEW AND SUPERIOR COOKING RANGE, man
ufacured and for SALE wholesale and retail by Gibson
RICHARDSON. 4 CO., 57+ Broadway, New York; also,
81 and So Blackstone street, Boston.
It embraces all the modern improvements, combining
beauty, durability and economy in the of fuel with
perfect efficiency in operation The simplicity Of its
structiOn, and the consequent facility with which it is
managed, particularly commend to the attention of those
in want Of a irst-class cooking range.
The fire chamber is materially different in form from
that of any other range in present use being
ed that by spreading the coal large surface and
burning it in thin stratum, the heat is equalzed under
all the boiler openings.
The revolving CRATE supported by lever is adjusted in
such that the rechamber can be instantaneous
IL emptied, while the range is closed prevent the
escape of dust or ashes into the room.
The is Of extra size, with the ues arranged
to secure the highest possible degree an equal amount
of radiation every SIDE being elevated and level
with the top of the rechamber; the draft is entirely up
ward and natural The external plates lined with
composition which being nonconductor of heat gives it
the advantages of a brick oven.
Under the is a large and capacious Hot Closet
where continually found mild and gentle heat render
ing valuable service for warming dishes of food.
Being supplied with powerful water-back, the range
may be made to furnish without extra fire large amount
of hot water at all times for bath or other purposes.
Provision also made for the attachment Of hot-sr tx.
lures by which, in addition to its culinary department. it
subserves an important purpose for warming dining
paror either above adjacent the appart.
ment in which it is placed.
The Flues large and equally adapted for burning
Anthracite and Bitumnous Coal Coke or Wood 1t re.
qures additional fixtures for tn of either For those
purchasing for transportation to distance it offers pecu.
liar advantages being complete in itself and respect
dependent on brick-work for any of its flues.
In points of finish, workmanship and general appear
aace, it will not suffer by contrast with any.
In respect to COST compares most avoraby with either
o. the Elevated-0ven Ranges now III market.
mch2 dawly