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Concert and Pic Mic for the
US Rene Mt OF sQueen's Chapel."-A
Dinner and Concert will be given ct "Belle Air"
the residence OF Cot. j Brooks, about nile from
the Washington Cemetery, "a half hours Tide only
from the city, the 4h of July next for the bene
fit Of Queens Chapel. The grounds will be thrown
open to visitors at 8 O'Clock a. m.
The ladies in charge of he CT apsl mske this ap-
peal to generous public, and trust, that as nc ex
pense viii be spared to max everything pleasant
and agr. Die thrergh every department, thsy will
meet with success. the mo crate Of 80 cents
only will be charged for sdmittance.
Omnibusses wit. run 10 end fro during the y 10
late hour at night cay 10 or II O'Clock.
Omnibasses will leave regularly the corner Of eth
st. and Pa. avenue
je o. eot4thJuly* UnteD
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49, An Address will be delivered before
Ii 8 the Alumni Association of Columbian Col
lege, by the Rev. T. ]. sHEPHERD, ofPhilsdelphia;
at the E ST. Baptist Church, on WEDNESDAY next
the 18th instant, at o'clock p. m.
The public are re specially invited 20 attend
The Alumni are requested to meet in the bsse
ment room Of the Church, at o'clock p. m, on the
18th inst. j. W. II. LUVEJ0Y,
je 2-3t* Rec. Sec.
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GRAND PLEASURE RESORT.

,seaEs w sssipN sS soEesTowN q
ALEX ANbkIA The owners Of the GEO. WASH-
lNGT0N and THOMAS COLLIER have lsAsed
me White House Pavilion, and the HOUSE 10 nov
opened for visitors ..f. ....-.-.
The place ID we'll suited for Pic Mics and Balls
Inc Pavilion Ii lso feet long by 80 fIet wide The
sreat aovantage In parties going thsre, they have
nne shady groves; and . spleudid houss 20 Keep
mem iree rom expos ne by storm.. The houss has
the nxeores put up 90 that the house can be used
for Rails at night.
81 No steamboats, are allowed 10 land partS~s 1T
the White House except by consent Of the directors
Of the above boats
The walks around the house are being planked
and grsveled.
81 Large preparations are made for Excursions
10 the hie House on the 4th Of July. The dining
room and three sites are for rent on that day
Persons can GO and select Cther places for their
amuscm snt except those selected by the Company
for that day.
No spirituous liquors to be sold u the White
House or on the best on the 4th Of July.
je la-eoot JOB C0RSoN, Captain.
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~ A Meeting OF tho new Militia
| & ~ Company will be held ut Cops Saloon,
every TUESDA Y and FRIDAY EVENINGS
Ali the members are particularly requested to at
tend. JN0. CNEILL, secy.
IL 26-lta
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I'M sfnsoscops.--1hh beautiful instrument
and wonderful as beautifni-has been seized upon
BY the Daguerrsotypists, simpifed, and put before
1ne public for general adoption On viewing tne
appncehon OF 1t to Daguerreoype pictures 1t haru
20 restrain ones warmest enthusiasm, 50 astonish-
snrough the siereoecope is no longer picture; 1t
mas I'll the iineaments, aud peealiartiss, aid pres
ence Of the living subject, only Isss In sisc. The
to be believed. Tia snly place tint We knoU Of i'm
the city where stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can b.
procured Is wm.Eussf's on Penn.yiv.sia avenue
The world !. indebted 70 Professor wHkAnfou for
We only read Of In the fabulous miracles Of Frisr
Bacon. -s.r,.' -, = '@t -
The beautiful Dayusrrectypes described sSove.
sre daily sold at WurEnURsrs GALLEY, Pennsylvr.
mia avenue near AZ street
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VA R IETE.
IRON HALL.
MDE. JULIE De MARGUERlTTeS


lights, will give two grand
MUSICAL END 0rERATIC SOIREES
On MONDAY Il WEDNESDAY ETFNTNGS
MONDAY EVENING, June &c,
l. Overture Pisnoior.e
e "0mbra Adorata," from Romeo and Juliet
MDE. DE MARGUERITTES.
8. "Then You'll Remember Me-" Mr.. GRANVILLE
L. Duett-Roseiui
NDk. DE NJ ARGUERITTES and Mr. GRANVILLE
5. Fare thee we'll my lovely one,
MDE. DE MARGUERITTES
o German Song, Mr. GRANVILLE.
7. "Les Yeux doux de ma Brunette"
MDE. DIX MARiUE9ITTES.
The principal morceaux from La Somnambula
sung in costume, by MDE. De MAKGUER-
1TfES aud Mr.. GRANVILLE
Mr.. Foertsch will preside at the Piano.
Prices-50 cents-Orchestra Stalls 75-Gsllery %
cents.
Doors open at 7x-commenca at So o'clock.
je 26-1t
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e Our citizens and others about visiting
the watering places, will be furnished with
the Star, by leaving their address at the
Ersnirg Star counting room.
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~ Joe shiilington receives all the Nss
Roofs and NewsrApsRs rs fast as published. He
Is agent fer Harper's and all the other Magazines,
and our readers viii always and large ana good a.
eoYtment ofRlank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon building, corner Of ~ street and Penn
yiv1nia avenue. aug ~
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ERUI rs, &C. G-
I 20 boxes LEMONS,
so drums FIGS,
SO boxes (halves and quarters, kAfSfys,
1000 pounds bordeaux Soft-sheu ALMONDS,
1000 do Sicily do de
500 do FILBERTS,
500 do PECAN NUTS,
Is boxes fresh .UJUBE PASTE,
rs do assorted GUN DROPS,
25 do Shelled ALNoNDs.
Is do Assorted CANDLES,
500 pounds CURRANTs,
500 ! do RsIsINs, in kess,
$50 do PRUNES, In kegs
For sale BY s. a. HOWELL,
corner Of High and Wa.er streets,
je Est Georgetown.
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49,. SUBSCRIBERS fepsstauy tend,
IA their sincere thanks 10 their eustor<is Ter ths
tS:;u, I'd announce H.. e;Ei:s:s e:sessr uooS
dered on or before the LIST Of inv SSls wv p fsE
mept. Mlapnp.He prompt settle
teN-dllst EXT.
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No. NOTICE.-A meeting Of the Pioneer
U3 Club of Washington will be held at Temper
ance Hall, en- e, between 9th and 10th streets, en-
SATURDAY next, the oath instant, at o'clock ..
N to make preparations for celebrating the All Of
July. je 23-a*
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Do You HEAR They who battle in salt
water, it is said, never have the cholera.
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"seek and ye shall md,

"Seek and We shall hnd."
=" Il. HURDLE would take PLEASURE t. en-
W. neunce to all bis late friends and custom
ers. that be has taken u stand on High street, b.
tween First aud Second, where be will keep c,n
stsntlv on hand q fresh supply OF seaaonabie DRIP
and FANCY Goods which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms Call and see for yourrelves
Don't forget the place-new store, High street b.
tween First and Second, Georgetown. je Z3-3t
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DRESE n is AT LAMNONDS, It'll st., can
Il be found at reasonable prices. large and beau
,ful collection of FANCY GOODS IND TOYS
auitahIA for nresentS il 26-3t
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H
IL 300 bbls Potomac Herring
lOO do do family slad
80 boxes new HERRING
1000 lbs new GOLDFISH
1000 do Picked do
For sale by 8. II. HOWELL,
Cor. High and Water SITS, Georgetown.
je 23-3t
SPECIAL NOTICE.-In accordance With
~ our uniform custom Of closing all accounts to
the lst Of July, We give friends and customers
due notice that their bills ready; aud will 10
delivered in lew days, when earnestly hope
they will be at ended to with promptness.
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLET,
7th street, three doors above Pa. avenue.
je 23-lot
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z Our well-informed Georgetown CORES
pendent, Spectator" is affected with bone
felon, which will account for the non-appear-
ance of his communications.
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pH REWARD-strsyed OF stolen from pear the
epO residence of the subscriber, . gray H. RISE,
abaut years old, with light tail and mane-a car
the off fore knee, which Is very dark to the hos is
will give the above reward on delivery at INV resi-
dence, corner of N and Doth street west.
je 26-3ts JOS. II. QUINTER.
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T CST-A pair Of gold SPECTACLEs was lost . d
IL Saturday night near the crossing Of l4th street
and Pa. avenue. The finder is requested to leave
them at this Office, and liberal reward will be Civ.
en-. je 26-3ts
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STRAfED from the owner, . small black and
~ white COW. She hes . small bell, the strap IL
buckled and then goes half way round and tied
Any one that will return the same TO the owner vI
be Satisfactorily rews rded
L. J. BROTHERS,
South B street, opp Smithsonian Instituts
je A-ds
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SFRAYED OR STOLEN-From The common of
~ the Eastern section of this city, near the Navy
Yard, on the night of the 10th instant, u dark bag
MARE, three years Old the two hind feet are white
with scratches in the right hind foot long switch
tail 1 will give q reward of $40 to any one that
will bring her back TO me, give INFORMATION so
that can get her again. JAS. WILSON.
lie 26-3t+
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A -; - I'm or before the Goth OF This month
cr. al on our accounts viii be rendered.
N suiting them in their purcSssP s We taks
trouble 70 ene PHI Is presented Those that rIv.p n,
same fsvor collect ssnno, e With the
all viii com. we respectfully reqSsst that
nsoss.tv without placing us at de disssrs.. tIs
\; % Oh sending for the am1 unit
80. So HALL 4 BRorupp
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SILVERWARE
- CANFLELD, BROTHER d CO.,
22o Baltimore street, hsre on hand aud are con.
stantly making new styles Of Silver Coffee snd Tea
Sets; Silver Pitchers; Waters; Castors Goblets
Cup; Spoons Furss Ice Tongs; Crumb scrapers
Pie, Ice cream, and Fish Knives; Salt Csllare But
ter Knives, &c, Of warranted iSerlinn ss1--
is2a-H
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CUMMING! CUMMING
DROPHETIC sTUDIEs-Leetures on the Book
IL of Daniel-T5c.
The Tent and the Altar, or, Sketches from Pstrsr.
chai Life-75e.
Scripture Readings, sabbsth Morning Readings On
the Old Testament-.5c
Apocalyptic Sketches; or, Lectures on the Book Of
Revelations, 2 vols, sc each
Lectures our Lords Miracles .sc
Lectures on the Parsbles-.5c
Voices Of the Day and Night, vols-7sc each
Voices OF the Dead, .5c
Church before the Flood sc
All Of the above works by the Rev John Cum.
ming, ID. d. who Ii new the great pulpit Orator Of
London for sale by
GRAY 4 BALLANTYyE
9Th street, next TO Odd Fellow ball
ie eft (SentineO
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tice to Mr.. Walker. The business community
of New York has no more cautious. sagacious,
and perseVsring guardian Of their interests in
the House, who, without noise, and almost
without apparent effort, seldom fails in Sc
curing the success of measures Of interest to
his constituency when they come up.
& Who Signed the Recently Gotten up Mani
festo l-Great Interest continues to be mani
tested by the politicians Of all parties around
us, to find out which of the anti Nebraska
members endorse the manifesto of Senator
Foot, and Representatives, Mace and Fenton.
Of which it seems Mr.. Campbell OF Ohio wrote
the rough draft This interest arises a."'ost
wholly from the fact that nearly all the Demo-
cratic anti-Ne braska members, and more or
less Of the Wings who voted with them on that
measure, are said to grow very indignant when
charged with participation in the affair. This
is The first occasion in the history of our public
affairs, ~her'in gentlemen occupying the posi-
ton of members Of Congress, either partici-
pated in movement they were afraid or
ashamed to avow. Who can they be?
Inc Anti-Nebraska Address.-Ws learn
mat the Hon. J. r. Chandler drew ND an ad.
afess' instead of the one Published, which was
'e'o''ed by the gentlemen who had the mar.
asemens OF the affair, who preferred tn. ,nor.
spicy, sweeping, abelitionish production of
a'snsed Mr. Campbell, Of Ohio, who, It will
esIs-c'~esrsd, does nothing by halves. OF
course, the produ...'nn Of NJ. Chandler wa,
moasra's in its temper s.obsx.'rs assertions
winch Carried ~: iE ~
f.ea t., 'nsir own refutation on their
n,t,,.rs, : already clear that the effect of the
p"''fHsa address has been to satisfy prudsn.
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"Hurrah! for the 4th OF JuIyI-
US received a large lot Of Ladies aud childrep's
~ white, black and colored silk, thread and cot,
ton MITTs and Arm Mitts. with large lot of men,
a iies, and children's GLOVES which will III Al
very low prices. Call and examine.
W. r. HURDLE
High, bet First and second SITS, aeo'tovn.
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A UBERY, new book, by Mrs Marsh
IA The Flag of the Union for next week received
Every thing in the Book, Newspaper, and Station
cry line for sale at
sHILLINGT0N's Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. sv. and ~ ST. Odeon Building.
ie 23-tf
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TO TIE PUBLIc-cOPYINGo OF ell descriptions
l. neatly executed at the thort- ct netica
Also, SPANISH trs nslated Address "D" care OF
DR.. VIM. p. Mcconnell, Surgeon Dentist next door
to stotts Drug Store, cor. Pa ave. and 9TH st.
lie 22-3tt
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Gtouts, Mf.
THE METROPOLITAN.

NEW AND SUPERIOR COOKING RANGE, man
uactured and for sale wholesale and retail by Gibson
RICHARDSON, & CO., S74 Broadway, New York; also
81 and 5S Blackstone street, Boston.
1t embraces all the modern improvements, combining
beauty durability and economy in the use of fuel with
perfect efficiency in operation. The simplicity of its coa-
structiOn, and the consequent facility with which it is
managed particularly commend it to the attention of those
In want of first-class cooking range.
The fire chamber is materially different in form from
that of any other range in present use being construct
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 a lever adjusted in
such that the rechamber can be instantaneous
II empted while the range is closed as to prevent the
escape Of dust ashes into the room.
The is Of extra size with the ues so arranged as
to in the highest possible degree an equal amount
of radiation every side, being elevated and on level
with the top of the rc-chamber; the draft is entirely up
ward and natural The external plates are lined with
composition, which being noconductor OF heat gives II
the advantages Of brick oven.
Under the is a large and capacious Hot Oloseii
where is continually found mild and gentle heat render
ing valuable service for warming dishes OF food l.
Being supplied with powerful watcr-back, the range
NAV be made furnish without extra fire large amount
of hot water all times for bath or other purposes
Provision is also made for the attachment OF hot-ar NIX
lures by which, in addition TO its culinary department. IL
subseryes important purpose for warming dining
paror either above or adjacent to the apart
ment in which it is placed
The Fues are large and equally adapted for burning
Anthracite and Bituminous Coal, Coke or Wood 1t re-
quires no additional fixtures for h of either For those
purchasing for transportation to distance it offers pecu
liar advantages being complete in ITSELF and in respect
dependent on brick-work for any of its fues.
In points of finish Workmanship and general appear
ance, it will not suffer by contrast with any.
In respect to cost it compares most avOraby with theI
Of the Elevated-oven Ranges now in market
mch2l dawly
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Railroads..
PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER r. n

PROVIDENCE s. WORCESTER II. r
r., Cs,g=ss=s=Ezl SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-ok
Gz after Monday July 3, 1854 Pas
senger Trains win leave Providence and Worcester fol
lows
Leave Worcester at 700 and Ills AM and s.45 M
Leave Providence at 100 and Has, A. NJ, and 4,Os
Pm
The 100 a. M train from Providence connects at Wo,-
ceser with the Express trains from Boston for New York
and Albany which leaves Worcester 1925 a. m; with
the accommodation for Springfield and Albany and
all intermediate stations, which leaves Worcester $50
a. with trains Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
for Norwich; with trains of the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad for Lowell, Nashua Manchester, Concord, &c;
with trains OF the Fitchburg, Keeue, Bellows Falls,
The ll45 n. M train from Providence connects at Wor
cesr with the afternoon accommodation trains from Wor
ceser of all the above mentioned Roads, aud with the Elk
press train from Boston and New York. which leaves Wur
cester at 5.15 p. IN.
The p NJ train from Providence connects at Worces-
ter with the accommodation train for Springfield whth
leaves Worcester at 625 p ms with the Steamboat train
for New York via Norwich, which leaves Worcester at
m; with the trains OF the Ftchburg and Worcester Rail
road which leaves Worcester at 7l5 p.
The Ills a. train from Worcester, connects at Wo'
ceser with the morning trains from Norwich, Springheld
Ftchhurg Nashua, and Lowell; at Providence with the
afternoon trains for Boston, Taunton New Bedford, Fall
River, aud with Seamb ats for Fall River and Newport.
The S.45 D. train from Worcester, connects at Wor-
cescr with the Express train which leaves New York at
O'Clock m with the morning accommodation from Alba
ny, and with the mid day accommodation trains from
Norwich, Springfield, Fitchburg, Nashua, and Lowell; at
Providence with the Boston and New York Steamboat train
for New York via stonington'
The 7.2O a. m. and 4.05 p M trains from Providence
and a M and S45 p NJ trains from Worcester, connect
with the trains Of the Norfolk County Railroad at Water
ford; and at Providence with the Steamer Perry and
from Newport, 1 These trains also connect at Melville
with coaches for Satersvle; at Whn's with coaches for
East Douglas and Whitnville; at Farnums it'll coaches
for Grafton Centre, New England Village, and Upton.
The T20 a. M train from Providence, connects at Woon
socket with the coaches for Milford.
NEWPORT AND SARATOGA.
Passengers leaving Newpor in the morning, may reach
Saratoga the evening.
Passengers leaving Saratoga in the morning. may reach
Newport the evening.
- This is the mos direct route from Newport and Prov
idence to Springfield, Albany Saratoga, Northampton,
Greenfield, kchburg, Keene Bellows Falls Rutland, Bur
ngton, Nashua, Manchester, Concor White River juno
ton, Montpelier, and st. Johnsbury.
ISAAC II. SoUTHWICK, Supt.
Providence, July l, 1858. dawtf
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GREAT EXCITEMEN IN NEW
w YORK.

PIANON IND MELODE4NS FOR CASH!
HORACE WATERS, the great Music and Piano Forte
dealer, 333 BROADWAY, New York preferrng to share
large per cent with his customers rather thar pay
the ShaPers Of Val Street. to raise available
enable him to stem the present tight times offers his
mense assortment of elegant and warranted Pianos and
Meodeons at large discount from Factory prices FOR
CASH His ment comprises Pianos from three of the
largest and most celebrated Boston Manufactures also
those Of several of the best New York Makers including
the beautiful and much admired HORACE WATERS PIANOS
from his Factory and MELoDEoNs of the best Boston,
New Haven, New York, and Buffalo N1akes aordng an
opportunity for selection not to be had elsewhere Each
instrument WARRANTED SECOND HAND PIANOS at great
6Grgains-Prces from $50 to $780, Music and Musical
Instruments of all kinds DeaelS, Teachers and Heads
of Schools supplied the best Music sent by
mail post paid General and Select Catalogues Music,
and Schedule of Factory prices Of Panos e0deons and
musical instruments forwarded to any address, free of
postage. SIS deod3m
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ENEMALE MEDICAL OFFICE, NO. o.

ENEMALE MEDICAL OFFICE, NO. 81
II SUDBURY STREET, B0ST0N.-MRS. CASWELL
MOTT, formerly of the Howard Botanic Inhrmary.-
Mrs Caswel Female PLY stefan in the above establish
aent formerly kept by Mr1. Mott and Mrs Byrnes and
would say her female friends that she has removed to
81 Sudbury street, where she can be consulted all dis
peculiar to her SEX at all hours of the day
ing She has reftted her Office repenished her stock of
medicines secured medical and surgical aid Of very high
character ready be consulted by her patients
and the public. To that class of females who dislike to
consult of the opposite SEX in extreme necessity
she offers heretofore the ncstmable benefit of ed
ucated experienced and discreet Female Medical Adviser
In the treatment Of diseases peculiar to her SEX Mrs
c. has to think herself second any other reg
uar practitioners and she permitted to refer those ladies
who wish to consult her, to other ladies who have found
relief from her skill Rooms provided for those who wish
10 remain during treatment.
b. private Lyng-in Asylum, of the first Glass;
for convenience and security is connected with the estab
lishment and personally superntended by Mrs. G.
W Advice gratis. All letters (port paid) promptly
attended to.
Remember the number, 81 SUDBURY ST.. SCI d1y
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DR.. =, Nj. HARMON.

Office y HtTd Mreet LOloeU, Mass.
A CARD.--DR. HARMON begs leave In this man
IA to inform the public that he has no connection
whatever with any rreguar' advertising physician in
this city neither has he any sympathy with the well
known modus operddi Of those Of certain notority who
make their first object to itch eXh9rbau fee from
their unfortunate Victims without doing them the least
good.
DR. HaEmon's mode of practice does not differ materially
fr that approved Of and adopted by the eminent Hos
PttGi practitioners of Europe and Of COURSE he is not u-
willing that it should meet the scrutiny only of the
public generally, but also OF all scientific medical gen
uemen.
To FEMALES, exclusively. The French Female
Monthly Regulating Pills and Female Restorative can be
obtained by applying either personally by letter. at No
% Iiurd Street. Lowell
ts'rall. March % 1854