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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

Tie Iststitgencsr is satisfied of the cor
reetDess of its original impressions concerning
the evils to flow from the enactment of the
Nebraska bill, saying:
"We have more than once referred to the
little value set upon her Nebraska movement
as sectional gain by the rejecting people OF
he South, who must, however under q painful
necessity take sides with their own section.
Truly does the Charleston Mercury say that
''the spectacle presented by the North and
South is veil calculated tn arrest the attention
OF thoughtful minds" Truly does it say,
toe, Of The people of the SJuth in regard to
the Nebra ka hill, that "the mass l ok upon
1t as thing of so little practical good that it
is certainly not worth the labor of an active
struggle to maintain it, The Mercury, by
no means inconsiderate in the utterau ce Of its
opinions, notwithstanding an ardor natur al to
its position, evidently feels that the South, in
accepting the .boon" rendered by frsgmen,
Of the North. has gained nothing but a crop of
troubles, and that the peace of the whole
CnUn has been most needlessly imperilled.
II was Ills apprehension which induced the
National IntelIigencer to raise a warning
voice aga INST the repeal"
The Union is devoted to-day for the most
part to Mr.. Benton, discussing the extravagan
eies and inconsistencies Of his position on the
Mexican Treaty appropriation bill. In one
of his articles upon the subject, the editor
states his case most forcibly and conclusively.
thus-yiz:
The treatymaking power is established
and defined by the constitution Of the United
Stafes. II has never been irjuriously exer-
oised. L cannot be go exercised with the two
thirds sanction Of the Senate, and he y s.i-
Dental agreement, and the right Of the House,
on- rTtrG0J9.nory occasions, to withhold It's
sapci 4. Col. Benton's views can only be
carried out by amendment Of the eonstitu-
zion; for if he can object to voting this appro-
pIiuli1a 70 fulfil treaty, fairly made, with q
foreign power, on the ground that the peoples
Teprcsen' atives have lot been originally con.
suired so may he object 10 paying the PrcSi-
den salary, and the salaries VI the justices of
the Supreme Court, which have all been pro-
yidrd for by corsri utional guarantees, and
about which the House is not consulted. Why
q ,es be not take ground against appropriating
money to carry into effect treaties with the
Indians. provided for by the Senate and the
Executive for, If he is right, the House is 10;
consulted about these, Indeed. Col Ranton's
speech was so much Of a failure. and so utter.
ly az war with binseIf, and with all his his.
toric7l autec1dents. that we were amazed that
even be could not see the defeat which he pro.
vOked IL be Is right now, every body has
b2en wros Z heretofore, including himself, and
sUcd re:<U..s as Jefferson. Hamilton, Madison
and Monroe
Tie Sentinsi discusses "The Modes Of Ac
guiring Cuba 80 abolition vs. White Labor,
and "A Standing Abolition Army"
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ATH should ts universally kao.y.-for it's strictly
Tue-that indigestion is the parent Of q large pro
portion of the fatal diseases Dysentery disrrh,ss
cholera morbus liver complaint, and mapy otheI
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
cataoSne CT deaths, are generated by indigest ion
Aoe. ihrns CT that dyspaptics think of it ali who
suffer from dsordsred stomachs, and if you ere vii
ing 70 De guided by advice, founaed upon exrsri
snes, rssor! at ones ldon delay day. to Hooard's
which, es an Alternative, curative, and inyac1su.
stands alone sne unapproached. We have tried m.
tters: and knew that that they are excellent 70,
medicine every where. e. ~
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A REMEDY FOR "EAcH D1sEAsE,


4 I the request of many of my patients, j lave
"A consented TO put up class of my most efi
c1rnt prescriptions In the 70 m of FAMILY hFDE-
CLNEH, each one suited to particular di ease and
not, like the ma nufaciurers OF the nostrnms and
ptnaceas o. the day, promulgate to the world that
any ne compound will cure all diseases, aua Who
en the words OF the great Italian physician spsl
anzsnD 'tpat medicines ,chsch they ki.otv tte in.c
6odfsS uhica they kncp icss''
J. g. ROSE, NJ. D., Piila
Fer Colera, Dyseatery. Bo,csl Complaints, DC.
cr. j. 8. ROSES CARMINATIpE BALSAM
1his m;xtare is one OF the most important medi
clnas, and should be kept in all families as "spe
d" for Cholera and Bowel Corlplaiuts il has new
| or failed by eentary yanishes in q few DAYS whet
| THIS sFtice Is used as dire ted rec 25c.
DR., J. s. R. SIS PAIN CUREa will cure Stiff Nc-k
so:e Thr at, Pains in III. face Side, Back or Limbs
rem Co.d, Choic, Cholera Morbus &c. 1t cures
Sprsins, Chilhains, Cramps Pains in tie Stom
ach or RoTels Price lsk, 25, and 10 CTS.
De, j. 3. RcsEs EXTRACT OF BUcRu is one Of ths
best remedies used for dieeases Of The Kidneys
bladder, &c. Price Soc.
DE-. J. s. Hosfs NlRvous AND IHv1eoRAfMo Coz
bIAL, for Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections Flat
| ence, Heart Burn, Restlessnsss, Numbness, Men
r.isis, rsisns the spirits, and giving poaer 30 the
Whole system, 1t is almost miraculous In lis eject
50 cents . bottle
Dr. J. 8. RosE's DYspEpr,c COMPOUND. . surs cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Compia inte, and indgesuon,
when taken In conjunction with bis Alternative or
| Family Pills. Price OF both 75c.
DR. J. s. ROCKS GOLDEN Pills fer Falling Of Il .
Womb, Female Weakness Debility. sra heisxstaon
They have q peculi sffinity for the debtlttated
muscles Of the smaie, and in no instance have they
failed I'm radically curing those distressing com.
paints females are often sui Price 60 cent?
DIR. ]. g. IosE's Anti sILIovs Oh RAILROAD Fu.s.-
These nils are not Warranted to cure In every m j
adv or disease incident to man, but they are sra,d
remedy for bilious state OF ths system and 90 n.
mon levers. When used with DR.. Roses Tonic My.
ture. will cure th7 most stubborn cases of Bilious
Fever or Fever and Agus Price ~ and zoo.
DE-. J. 8. RosE's sAssAPARnLA COMPOUND, FIR al
skin Diseases and for purifying tie Blood i. Is su
per'or to all others. Prioe Soc. and 81
ps J. 8. RosE's ELINs OF OPIux, ffss from all the
oaa e1ec@ Of Opium or Lsuaanum, such O. Head
acne, Constipation, or sick Stomach. Price 2sc-
All whose Constitutions are impaired BY disease OF
weak By nature, should rad Ds. j q. koss's "Medi
cal Adviser, (which contains description Of the Dis
eases Of our climate and the mode Of tIeatasnt II
can bs had without charge Of
2. D. Gilman, Charles stOtt 3 %, ". Il: Gilman,
John W. Marin, Patterson 3 Marin, D. 3. CLARK,
M9Pkefsons Wnlism 7. Evans, Kidvell Law
rance, J. B. Moore, Warrington; ]. Z. Kidvell,
EiniA. js27-
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sss 1sRxoscoPa-This beautiful instrument
hc INV s'.eul AZ osautiful-has been seized upon
sne PUBIC for general adoption On viewing the
sppcanon OF it to Daguerreoype pictures Il ia hand
~. Is .s onss wsrmest enthusiasm, 80 astonish
tnronga the S:ereosceps is no Longer MEN, !,
a .,,s a., No incaments and peculisriies sud pres
sue OF me living subject, only less in size The
~ Up VIII which this is done must be seen
the city Where s.ereosocpic pagusrreotvpes can bs
R,o'9e9 Is \. hiFEEuRsTs, on Penneylvsnia avenue.
nae void Is indebted to Professor WH.ArsrcNl for
.n,S oeautnu invention, which equals, in fact, what
Bacon. ----
me beautiful paguefreotypes deecribed above,
s,e oany sold at WH1TEE uRSrs GALLEY, Pennsylva.
MA avenue pear Az street.
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~ LIVER DIsssSE.- CSrter's Spanish Maturs, 6,
remedy fot Yer disease, and the number Of Tor
miasoie evils connected With disorgsnized state
that organ. is unriSalied.
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources
OF persons living in the city Of fsichmCnd might b.
gwen OF cures effected BY Carriers Spanish Mixture
cure OF Samuel II. Drinker. Esq. OF the firm O
Drinker Z lorris, booksellers, Richmond, Va wh,
was cured by two bottles Of Certcr's SLari ssh Mix
ture after three years suffering from diseased Ii, er
He says Is sction Gu the blood is wonderful bette,
than 81 tie medicine he had eve, taken and cheer
fully recommends il TO ali.
t.sSee advertise m.nt
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COL, EREMnEr

=. 81 nov engaged in another Exploring Expedition
IN exploring BALD HEADS, and has At lsnsth
Drought before the Public Compound, which e
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and ~ prsyent Hair
nom falling, which thousands who have used viii
t.s:i'y. Bee Circulars, to be had OF the AGENTS
giving particulars frice $l.Oo in large Bottles.
sott by an druggists in Washington and Georp.s
tSwn, y. .. q; D. GILMAN, General Agent for
"aah,neton and surrounding country.
G. L. FISHER & CO. Propristors
No. II Superior Street, Clsyslsna. n
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AMUSEME N rs.
pic Mo TO ARLINGTON.

the solicitation OF mani Of hrs friends and -
a ,ov citizens the subscrihtr VIII give nc Ne
- Ia al We .not ON WEDN rs DAY, June 2sth-
TIE best accommodation v III be furni nee 'or BON
ssxss who NAV wish 70 participate.
The boat viii le,ve l4,h street bridge az O'CLOCK
q. IN
known and compel Mt caterer. ..
Tne hr,t ootiiiou Music Is ENGAGED for the use on
all those Who may wish to eogase IN mary dsnc.
Lsdi g AMI eeotlrrnen ssn nov hs,s On
nity of are udiug dsy p.e-ssn'iy tns pfosIes
ni.,sing hnsslt IL at every thing shall Is done 70
render this TaE pic mic Of The season.
Tn. SLOWING navet Gentlemen have coasersed
10 sct ss MANAGERS on the OCCASION
In NJ Judce. Jno Dudley,
kvi Jones, henry So,
q W Rnb;n:oa. Albert KIRBY.
Jno Ceaancey, Jcsisn simfton.
90 ga JOSIAH SIMPSON.
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s'CEcle Ned had no hair on the top of bis head,
IL the place where the hair ought to prnx

"CEcle Ned had no hair on the top of bis head,
IL the place where the hair ought to grow.
But be lived previous to the discovery of Lyons ce
brated hathairon, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to any period oi
life Only those who will not try it, ara troubled
with haldness, dandruf, or harsh and unpleasant,
hair.
Frots re Home Joursscl, ~. p
mo article ever acquired SO rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as LYos's KA1HAIs9N. II
those who have used it land who has not) the rea
son is obvious, as its invigoratns and kesutiyin,
effects, and agreeable Perfume, stamp 1t an ndspen
sable article CT the toilet"
Sod at the cid price Of 25 cents, in large bottles
BY ali dealers, everywhere.
D.S. BARNES, Proprietor 1911 Broadway, my.
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BEAUIIFCL ESGRAvIyG.-We have re-
ceiyed from the publisher, Mr.. John Ford, q
beautiful engraving, mounted in map style, Of
the life Of the father Of his country, ehrcr j.
logically arranged on the Obelisk portion of it
Tie whole work is a proud evidence Of the
sIats of the ar:s in this country. A copy of i,
should be purchased and assigned a conspi-
cuous placo in every public room in W ashing
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norNGs IN CON6REss

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press, the debate on the reference of the me-
mortal presented by Mr. Rockwell from citi-
zeus of Boston, for the repeal Of the fugitive
slave law, was continued by Messrs. Jones Of
Tenn, Butler. Mason, Brodhead, and Petit
against 1t, and Messrs. Rockwell and Sumner
for it, until a late hour; when, Mr.. Dixon
having obtained the floor. the Senate adj
journed.
In THE House, yesterday, after we went te
paess. Mr. Benton concluded his remarks in
Committee of the Whole on the state Of the
Union against the Mexican treaty appropria
ton bill.
At the end of Mr.. BIS hour, Mr.. Campbell
| raising a point of order, contended that thu
pending motion of Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, TO STRIKE
out the enacting clause of the bill was not il
| order.
And then after long debate on this poin
| of order, it was Withdrawn.
Mr.. Bayly. of Virginia, next replied a
| length to th . speech of Mr.. Benton.
Mr.. Jones, of Pennsylvania, having then ob
tanned the floor, the committee rose; and tn
| House adjourned.
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PROCEEDINGS OF To DAY.


SENArE.-In the Senate to-day, after re-
ceiving and disposing of petitions and reports
from committees, they proceeded to consider
the bill to refund to the State of Maryland
certain moneys expended by her on behalf
| OF the general Govern ment in the war of 1872;
| which was advocated by Messri Pratt aud
| Pearce, and opposed by Mr.. Bayard, before
| the Star went to press.
In THE House, to-day, after the reading Of
the journal, the Speaker laid before them q
Treasury communication transmitting letter
| from certain contractors for the construction
| of light houses on the Pacific coast, asking
for additional compensation for the compile
| ton of their contracts referred to tho Com
mittee on Commerce.
Mr.. Harris, of Miss, asked leave 10 offer a
resolution requesting the Presiden. to furnish
States and others therein being engaged In
organizing and fitting out military expedi
tons for the invasion Of the Island Of Cuba
and any other information on the same subject
Mr.. Cliugman ebjecting, leave was moi
granted.
Mr.. Houston introdu the usual resolution
to close the debate on the Mexican treaty ap
preparation bill at IL m. tomorrow; agreed
to-yeas 81, nays So.
On motion Of Mr.. Mace, the select commit
tee on ocean mail steamer contracts were au
+ tborized to employ clerk for twenty days.
! Mr.. Stanton, of Tennessee, by leave, intro
duccd resolutions Of the Tennessee Legi>latu,,
r relative to the public lands and duties on rail
0 road iron; referred.
Mr.. Faulkner asked leave to move to maxi
r the bill to increase the efficiency Of the Unite
States army special order for an early day
: But many members Directing, leave was nc
8 granted.
On motion by Mr.. Robbins, the rules wer
r then suspended. and the House went into Com
mitteo Of the Whole On the state of the Unior
), (Nr. Disney in the chaif,) and took up tn
Mexican treaty bill.
r MIR. Jones, Of Pennsylvania, addressed tn
committee at length in favor of the bill.
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A%J0e ShikIiMHton receives all the Nrw
;.ooAs ana NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is sssnttsr Harper's and all the other Maeazines
a or .eaasrs WI always find large and good a.
s.a e, Oh sank Books and Stationery at his BOOB.
a9ss, odenn Building, corner of4 street and Penn.
o3SAAcc' ans 10
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DyAkD IN THE COUNTRY 10 any persons
ID wishirg to retir, from ,hs cities for few
months, the undersigned, plain man. living In q
plain style, Is prepare to accommodate half o
dozen persons, or one or two small families, with
comfortable rooms ami boar1 and the privilege Of
enjoying the best water Ia the comfy. Address
j. s Balthrore for auy desir .dinformstiop. Enqui
of Geo. II. Adams, Patent Office, was naioI, or J.
8ontZ, Alexandria. Va. je 21-eo3ts
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e The HOr Day To-day promises to be
one Of the hottest days Of 1854. At noon TO-
day, in Boston the thermometer stood at 30
degrees In New York, 81; in Pbilrdelphia,
90; in Baltimore, go; in Washington So.
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WHERE THE EVENING STAR
CAN BE OBTAINED, OFT OF
WARRINGTON.

&c. CooPER, basement OF lo3 Nassau street, New
York.
WV. FLsAIss, IS South Third street, Phfadel-
phia, Pa.
GATHERS Bzo-, corner Of Baltimore and Holli-
day streets, Baltimore, Nd.
WV. TAYLOR Co, corner Of Baltimore and
Charts streets, furnish the Star those wi. d.
me tine paper Immediately after its arrival in BaIt-
more on the evening Of lis issue. Neps Men and
Bays can also purchase the Star TO sell again Of "m'
Taylor 4 Co.
NORMAN LESLIE, Annapolis, Nd
e ). R. BUrLza, Ia Markst street, wilmington,
Delaware
Z. G. STAPLES, 4s High street, Portsmouth, va
c. T. LYLEs, AieXsn:rai5 Va
The above uamed persons receive the Ercnirg
s,r,, daily, BY the fret eonveyances that leave
washington Immediately after it is issued and will
be ready 10 supply all who may wart copies Of the
paper.
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compound Is offered as positive cure liz all casss Of
Dyspepsia. OF derangsmant Of the Digestive organs
Uertihcstes Of extraordinary cures accompany each
dsletsrious substance. For sale BY 2. D. GILMAN
and at Browne Hotel, Washington, and Wholessls
and retail ~ Ds. SMITH, IL snd 20 South I2th It.
Phpadslphis. NAV 80
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Y An unknown correspondent Of the Star
is respectfully Informed, that with. poeti.
caliy and dramatically is no: quite 50 incon.
s;s:en: A. promising young gentlemen, with
Byronic collars, are apt to suppose.
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CUMMING. CUNNING,

DR0PbEIIC ST. DIEs-Leetures On the Book
il OF Danirl-ssc.
The Tent and the altar, or Sketches from Pstrisr-
chel Life-75c.
ScriotuIe Head ngs, ssbbsth Morning Readings On
the Old Testsutnt-5.c
Apecalyptic ske:s bee; or, Lectures the Book of
Rev. lstiOns, 2 vols, 75c each
Lee ures on our Lords Miracles, ITO
Lectures on the Parallels 7Sc
Voices q tbs Day ard Night, vels-7se each
Voices Of the Dead, IS.
Cf urch before The Flood $50
All Of the above works BY The Rev. John Cum
ming, D. D. who IL NV tho grcat pulpit Orator -
London for sale by
GRAY 4 BALLANTYHE,
sth street. next to Odd RellovJ Han.
j. 2&-f (SentiDsO
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TcnyISG GREY FROM FEAR AND REson Sc.
Tie Louisville Journal states, upon the author.
Ky Ut a gentleman who arrived there from
Lexington that the hair of Weigert, found
saii'S OF murder in the frs. degree, which was
formerly black, has turned white since his
ronyictlon
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GRAHAas MAGAzISE-To Mr.. Joe Shil-
nrgtou we are Indebted for the July number
Of Graham'a Magazine We hardly know
vii, TO praise the most, the considerable po-
Likeness Of shillington or the sterling merits OF
this opUlar magazine.
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This is universally conceded to be the
hottest day of the present summer, thus far.
There are more hopes than Indications Of .
shower, al this moment-Shich, If it come not,
VIII leaye Us mere collection Of cooked
citiseLs- T. r. Shat is, fried, roasted, or
troiie3. Mercury a. noon-S5
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-PLEASA "
ID SUMMER RESORT-Fami'ies single per
sjos can be accommodated with good boari aud al Y
ard connie table chambers on moderate terms, at
tie ykesvie Hoe! This house is situated thirty
ops mites from Baltimore, AMI ;weniy-i three from
the Relay Hcuse the Baltimore ana Ohio Rail.
read Fare from Wa hirg on 81 90. Ccmmuni:a-
len with Washington and Baltimore two or thres
tires dsy. Fare fiom Baltimore 81 10 The cars
PISS within few steps Of the dooe. The hons. CON-
msnd' a view OF the rcmrpiic village Of Sykesrie
ant the surrounding country in the VILLAGE there
an Episcopal Church. q ssiiiful physician, post
office and store The proprietor respectfully invites
thdse who with TO engage pleasant aud hea'thy
quarters for the summer. to come out and inspect
The premises Otherwise address
j. THOMPSON,
syks vile Post Office, Carroll county, Nd.
Ia OE
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~ most tesutifnl. choice, and varied aesort
ment OF rrsh Spring and Summer Clothing has jus,
osen opened by Noah Waiser & o., proprietors Of
the celebrated Marble Hsll Clothing Emporium -
our citizens, as veil rs strangers, should, by all
means give them trial, their goods are made u,
IN the very best manrer and most fashionable style
Their stock consists CT full dress and business suits
hns black end oolored Cloth frock and dress Coats
rich Fes:ins., &C., with selection of Furnishes
Goods not surpassed in the city beauty and style
Particular care and attention has been Paid to the
Boys and Youths Department
Iheir prices ara uniformly low, and We cay to one
and ell. call on them before purchasing elsewhere.
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, WooL.-Ths Wheeling (Ya.) Intslligenosr
etstss tha. dealer in that city, on the 2lst
Instant sold 1900 pounds Of Wool, averaging
fall bleed, 1t IS cents.
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So EAJTNANs HEADAoBE REMEDY has never We.
.aea 70 cure tics headache Call for proof Of this
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= Our citizens and others about visiting
the watering places, will be furnished with
the Star, by leaving their address at the
ErsaiRg Star counting room.
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Il Our well-informed Georgetown CORES
pendent, Spectator" is affected with a bone
fe.on, which will account for the non-appcar-
snes of bis communications.
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n1wHo WANTS PEE DAaCzsRso1rrE' Those
Who do, at ould 60 to the Metropolitan gallery,
fiao, Thompeon'sl where they viii obtain hkene Ses
nns hy those taken at any other estsblish'
ment 10 this ci,y. and at a much l wrr pTi' than
l. charged for the same style at othrr Galleries
Also. FIXTURES If tia finest quality made ara II,
ssrted In Ebony Tortoise shsll. jenny Lind frd
por .monuaie , ases. Remember. Nstrooetiton Gu
| seTy' Cormerly Tho ppsou's) je 2S-lw'
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TLOTHING-
FOR MF. VERNON 0S TEE 9Th OF JULY.
IT, THE GEO WASHINGTON
.IS,ealaE;..-,stSLEAFES WASHINGTON FOR

lac aoore pi.c, ct a. N.
Roprd I5ip Ticket 81.
Pc sons FIR Mount vernon can sake tbs boat at
CO O'Clock and remfiu st the While House about
oae Ivu..
Round Trip Ticket for Nc. Vernon and the White
House 81 %.
The Directors OF tie Company viii be on the triy o
to sac that al shall be pleased.
Persons taking The bost Ut o'clock, will arrive In
Washington al p LII. JOB C0RSON.
70 D.;
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GRAND PLEASURE RESORT.

-Sn NOTICE. TO THE CITIZENS Oh
dsfs<:sss1 WASHINGTON, GEoRGEToWN
ALsX SDnIA.-ffs ners Of the GEO. WASH
iNGTOS snd THOMAS COLLEEN have LEASED
the White Hosse Pavilion, aud the House ID now
opened for visitors.
The place is well suited for PIC Mics and Balls
The Psvil on lie $50 feet long by 50 fet wide. The
great sdva atsge in Iaries g"ing there, they have
fine shady groves: apd a splendid houss to keep
hem free from expos re by storm. The house has
the fixtures put up so that the house can be used
for halls at night
81 No steamboats, are allowed 70 land parties at
TIE White house except by consent Of the directors
Of the above boats.
The walks around the house sre being planksd
and gravelsd.
As- Large preparations are made for Excursions
to the While House on the 4th Of July. The dining
room and three sites are for rent on thai dsy.
Persons can go and select ether places for their
anus ment except those selected by the Company
for that day.
No spirituous liquors to be sod at the Witt
| House or on the beat On the 4th Of July.
je le-eos. JOB CoHSoN. Captain.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-27

A CARD.-The subscribsrs respectfully tender
IA their nnceIe thanks TO their customers fer the
very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed iron
them, and announce that their socounts will be
dered or before the LIST OF July, and sincerely
hoIe that I'll will come and n.ske prompt rettle.
msnt MAGRUDER CALVERT
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