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SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.

THE Anniversary of tie Surd-y School Union Of
this city viii be held on MONDAY, the 18Th
instant in the Grounds on the west FROM or tn,
capitol. A PROCESSION will be formed. as indicated
b. the subjoin.d no,ice IF the Cni.f Marshal
Address es will be delivered by the Rev. Byrou
Sunderland aud tn Rev X. l.. Dasbi.I.
The exercises ill commence on the arrival of tn.
procession p; ohahly at i0k clock a %.
Clergymen and al pers ms connec ed with Sunda,
Scf coils invited to join the recession aud the
public generally to be present at the place appointed
f0r the exercises g.. o: :; WIGHT.
WASHINGTON, May II, 1sji.
PROGRAMME
let. The line will be formed in lafayette Square
IT o'clock n.
"a The schools viii he formed as allotted, to Wit:
No l. 18th str ct Baptist. > Foundry Chapel 3
VI. 4 Church South, Union Chapel. 5, street
Baptist. 8. lst Presbyterian. 4, kyland ChsreI-
s, Wesley Chapel 9, Lu:hersp. 10, Ebenezer Cha
psi. II. 9th Presby terisn. ~ Trinity. IL, Cor
.uch Chapel. IL ith Presbyterian. Is, Chris
Church ID, English Hill.
Should aay other schools wish TO join the prcces
zion places will be ASST ed them at tie time o
forming.
8. The officers and teachers will take tteir place
on the right Of their respective schools
1: The Flag of our Country will mark the centre
Of the line.
S. The speakers ministers of the gospal, and rep
resentatves Of the Press will have positions assignee
then, on the right.
The procession will move in files at 81 O'Clock
p;eisey The ass;s ant narshsls will be careful tt
preserve order while the procession is in motion anc
aiso turing the Exercises al the Capitol.
Z. The procession will enter the west gate Of tn.
Iapitoi Grounds. and arriving at the place dcs;s
na,d. the President of the United States, Speakers
CerA msn, and tther invited guests will be conduct
ell to seats on the platform by aids des grated to dis
charge that duty.
s. Tie following gentlemen have been appointed
aids to the Chief Marshal: W. p. Young T. A. Tuck
1T, Charles Calvert, F. l. Moore J wis, A.
Richard q, T. Wheeler, II. q. Fitzhugh
9. The following tie assistant marshal al
pointed by the several schools: ". j. Rhees, W. j
Palmer. 10th street Baptist Robert Bates and o.
Ward, Foundry. II. +. Zimm.rmann and CT a LEI
Pascoe. NJ. 4. Church South. Philip Hsupt,,an snd
John ,. Hines, Union. W. n. Ia ], Geo. C.lyert
street Baptist. j. II. Moore and u. O. Campbe;.
LIST Pres. Jas. Espey and VIM. Murtan, Eyland-
EdSard Thomas aud j. e. Evans, Wesiey. A. II
adenour and ia Il u Kulp, Lutheran. d. Meath
aran and Jro Fl. Peske. Ebenezer. Thompson
and - Noble, 9th Pres. - Tenant and -
trinity. g. ". Garrett and n. ]. Hall, cor uch n
Larner and Alexander Shepi erd, An Pres g.
feitch and NJ II. Haven, English Bil.
I. j. MAGRUpER.
may lt-3t Chie- MARSHAL.
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lust RECEIVED and for sale
y q titSes Burrows sugar cured Hams, very 90.
superior
do Thee Lewis DO Co
leo Beef Tongues
COO pounds Smoked Beef.
WM. LINTON,
Successor 3, Linton & TweeCy
may rs corner eth and u IT..
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lNOR SALE SEGAR AND TOBACCO ESrA -
l. ISuhENT, located in one OF the best rart
OF the city, and doing very good Eholesale and r.
tail business. The only reason fer selling is that
the bushes don't agree With the heath of the o o
prlefor TBS is a rare chance to an enterprisine
man, as IL will be disposed of on accommodation
terms Address &c c." at this Office.
NAV 1S-St4
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Pest Office, washington Chy, d.,
Nay ID, 1854.
rOrdcredfo be adrsrtised in Ae " EVENING STAR"
agreeable to The oioaring sention Of the Post oee
Lnp-ii being ie newspaper barring tAc largest etreu-
loion of ony daily paper published s's Washington:
SEC S. Had be IL further enacted, That the list oil
letters Remaining uncaed for in any post office IN
any CITY, town OF village, where newspapers shall
he printed, shall, hereafter, be published once only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
oftener, shall hare the largest circulation within tne
range of the delivery of said Office be decided by
the postmaster at such office.
applying letters IN the following list VIII
flaxa
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KITTO,s GREAT WORK

DR. KITTO's GREAT WORK, com.
- plete.-DAily Bible illustrations, being original
Re idings for year sui ects from sacrei hstoip
Biography, Geography, ALtiquitieS, and Theology,
especially de fgped for the Family Circle, by j. Kit.
to, ID D.. vols, limo, price So
Any volume solo separately.
GRAY BALLANIYNE,
may l3-0 7h ,treet,
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MRS. CECILIA YOUNG

Returns her thanks 70 the citizens of Washington
for their very fattring reception and in
forus h IN thai 81 has defe rrt her de-
psrtu-e Tor the Sou ami viii have
the honor Of app aripg before
them on
MONDAY EVENING, May I5tL,
At @ q Us , d l o N.
Messrs. FoERrSCH, III HEST. and WAGNER
have kindly rendered their ASSISTANCE.
PR03RAMuE-FAxIL
l. Flute Solo, from Der FruS hut, WICKER
Sigpor LuCHESl.
2. Come par me Caye.ina, from Somu aulouls,
c.-,oro .,. sO, Mrs, C. YOUNG
. N O''' '' WAGNER.
Whistle and 1 II CONS to yor, my lad,
Mrs. c. YOUNG.
s. Gratias Agimus Tibi, (by rcquest) Guhihini
Mrs. c. YOU'VE.
With Flute 0bli-ato by Sisnor LUCHESI
s. Duo for Violin and Piano,
Messrs. WAGNER ANp FoERrscH.
7. Farewell, but when ever you welcome the hour.
Aoors-
Mrs C. YOUNG.
S Now with grief no longer bending, Finale foom
Cinderella Rossini
Mrs. c. YOUNG.
Doors open a the concert 10 commence at 8
O'Clock.
Tickets 80 ceuts--to De had al the Music Stores
and Hotels, al d st the door the eEeaiDg 1f the
concert.
The Plane used upon thi occasion Is from the fao-
tory Of Chickering son. Boston and 10 med ~ X.
Davis may l3-at
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SN X Il w ARD.-Strased or stolen on Mon.
sDC day the Stb instant, large rea buffalo Cow,
with a white spo' in her rehead. and SOME on he,
TANKS The above reward viii he paid on delivery.
A. r. FOWLER,
9TH street, bet. Nd. av. and ST. Island.
NAV 13-3t%
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PROCEEDINGS OF TO D.sY.

AtSF%EDlRIS Cf ~
HoUsE.-After the reading of the journal, in
which two corrections were made
Mr.. Washburn moved a call Of the House.
Mr. Matteson moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Campbell moved that when the House
adIeurn, they ad journ to meet on Tuesday next;
on which he demanded the yeas and NAYS,
which being ordered; it was not agreed to
yeas 50, nays l18.
before the result was announced, Mr. Hunt
rising to apersonal explanation, Wherein hav.
ing read the Unions announcement of the
terms on which he took part in the proceed
ings leading to an adjournment last night, he
declared the statement to be wrong in all i'm
portant particulars
Mr.. Richardson here stated that Mr. Hunt
did not say any thing until he (Mr. Richard
SOM had positively moved the adjournment
Mr.. ID: ,complimenting Mr.. r. for the prompt
manner in which he had thus come forward
to set the facts right, read the Globes report
OF the proceedings in question, declaring them
to be cor ect In the main, as concerning him
and then moved to adjou until Monday, to
allow the minority sufficient time to agree to
terms to which they would consent as a settle
ment
The question was then put on the motion to
adjourn. by tellers, but so great was the con-
fusion that the tellers could not agree as to
the result, and therefore could not report, be.
fore the Star went TO press.
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FINE WATCHES.

I HAVE just received arc her lot of There very
i fine Watrh0s, which i will sell from Is to 25
per cent love- .hen the Quslity are eold for
elsewhere. Sign of tn. large spread Eagle, Psnua.
avenue, between II and 9th sts.
H. o. HOOD
NIB have alsD on hand some VERY superior
American Watches, in heavy fine god RuDrng Cs-
seS II. O. HOOD.
NAV l2-6
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GLENrs TRUE iRBFNA WATER.

his Delightful pei fume (prepared by a chemical
process from the hot house plan, Lemon lrifo-
ha Is confidently recommended 20 the laoies in par
Icuar, on account of its ne re hing aud eIighIfu
odor. 1t contains all the fragrance of the plant il
zen IN concentrated form, ard viii be found very
o'e1ni ir removing the lsnguor ooc r.iooed by
crowded rooms. &c. Asn . DELICIOUS perfume for
the tandkert hef, aud i'll be found NJ ach chesper
than the extracts and yet equally e 3D. and lsas
m chsnz. fof the Eau de Cologne
Also, Glenn's Citronella, Rcse Geran'um, and
NusA 20 oSne Waters, all of unsurps-se' quality,
with choice supply of Perfum-ry boih native and
foreign. Just Received an ! for sale by
J. 7. MOORE, Druggist,
"'nV il-,f Pa. ave. opp Seven Build,pps
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~ BONE RIFLE CORPS.-pIC
I3 MIC AT THE WHITE HOUSE. First Of the
Sea son. TuUfS0AY, My 9Th, 1s54-The Boom
hIflamen respectfully rnouuce the above to their
military friends AID the citizens generally Of tie
District.
Particulars in q future advertisement
NAV 13-St*
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goa nD-with or without Rooms, permanent
= or transient, can be had at Mrs. SMITHS, on
street, near 18th, I'D 26-2ys
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UMsn AND CANES

In I'M 0HkLLAS AND CANES
Browns Hotel, has received
~ select and large variety of storm and sun
Umbrellas, Of the newest styles and best
qualities.
Also, large and varied assortment of domestic
and foreign Walking Canes, IF new designs and ct
moderate and uniform prices at
SvEVENS'S
Sale Room, under Browns Hotel
may ll-St
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Il III US E MENTS.
vARIETE,

III MISS KIMBERLY.
THE ACTRESS or Pkpul
Song, Miss Dow.
To conclude with the farce OF
LITrLR JOCKEY.
Prices of admission: Orchestra chairs IS Ct: rsr
Quette 50 cents; rStunds seat, - cts. No charss
for reserved seats
Seats can be secuted airy day from 10 o'clk a. N
to y. N.
Doors open at 7. perform sncA rrnrr---r - y Z
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JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM HAVANA

JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM HAVANA.
On 600 SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS
cOsOOOwhich for fragrance and quality can.
Lot l.. equa'let. They combine all the different
brands, to suit the palate of eve y gentle..sn.
have always on hand the choicest kind of CHEW.
Ing ToBACtO. of every variety, which invariably
On trial has given universal sati. faction,
Aso elegant smoking TOBACCO, in its present
state. =
respectfully solicit Q call from Members OF Con-
gress and others in want Of the genuine article.
G. 4. MCELFRESH,
ze4.- Sign eff the Small Indian
may II-1n under the National Hotel
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WASHINGTON HALL RESTAURANT.

FIRST IN THE MARkFT'
Nv = have just recsired 4 fine lot Of large GREEN
v! TURTLES which we shall offer 70 our friends
tnu customers 10 morrow at IL o'clock Families
VII be served as heretofore with s.cskS, Soup &C.
~ ,beir residences. Hard and Soft Gratis in afuud-
ance and All otter deicaces the season constant
avenue, 20 IN sice. W. 4. BENrER
may l1-3t rIptal
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~ PIONE z II CT q 8.-You are reour a.
l1 ed tn attend an aiJournei meeting Of the
Club next SATURDAY EVENING. the 18th inst
at Temperance Hal to tra2 act business of special
importance 10 the members.
By orier of the Pre-, i'd Mt nav I2-2.*
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MI ESSRS. EDlTORS:-Please snuoUn-e the ee
IN1 Enlistment Of JAMES L. LOWERS as the
m.st convenient place for procuring SEGARS Of be
Sest d choicest branc s such 40 Loudres Trsbues
oonsueto, q nsiante, Americans, Albion, FOrtsns,
hohondo, hermanos, Victoria, &C., DC.
Also, the hest chewing Tebacco, Prime God Lepf
dold Twist. rirginius, Congress, Consuelo spS all
s'e dihercat Fine Cuts and Smoking Tobacco, with
large assortment of Pipes AID every article iu his
line Of business.
Apply To Store No. Columbia Place corner u
NUlslaoa avenue aud nth strnpE. may L. 3ta
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DOY s. WBEELBARROW Hobby
ID Horses, and Air Balls. Alse, Bird Cages Egg
Bags, School Satchels, &c. For sale very cheap at
may 1927 LANNON'S, 7th sc.
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DOINGS IN CONGRESS.

In THE House, yesterday, after we went to
press, the system of opposition to the transac-
ton of business which had been 50 long es-
sayed was continued In the course of the
proceed ngs, at 6, p. m, Mr. Cumming, on the
part Of the maj,rity, offered to accord the mi
nority week longer in which to continue the
general debate on the Nebraska bill, if they
desired it, provided the latter would consent to
the ,postponement of the special order for a
week.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio objected, and the
struggle recommended. and lasted until mid
night, when, in the midst Of great confusion,
Messrs. llunt and Cullom, on the part of the
minority, offered, if the House would then ad-
Jourh until noon to-day. motion TO that end
being pending, they would come to salts
factory arrangement as to the continuance OF
the debate on the Nebraska bill.
So the House adjourned.
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pOARD1NG.-S1RS. Z. 7. DUYALI, opposite
ID Browns Hotel, over Hoover & Sons Shoe Store.
has two large and handsomely furnished Rooms
suitable for families or single gentlemen. She can
also accommodate six or eight gentlemen with boari
without lodging may l2-eo2w
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ga HEWARD-Will be paid for the recovery
pc Of gold WATCH CHAIN, which was lost
On the llth instant, some where between the seutf
ern mail boat Wharf and the city Post Office Ii
had attached to it large Key, with yellow set The
above reward will he paid to any one who will leave
the chain at the Office of the Star. RAY 12-Sts
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7 g. r. SALDMOH'S IMPROVEMENT IN
-. BRl1 kAAkIAG. Patented April 25 .s54-
3s is ne bed OF making brick tas various we'll
known facilities and advantages of the or ipary
mauIsl process sre combined it'll those of the ma
chi-e or press system, while many Disadvantages pc
Gu Jar 10 the action generally If the latter are avoid
ed: the bricks are MAZE rapi ly and dried and pre-
cared fer the biln upon the bed on which they are
moulded With bu. little dlav ard without the labor
u removal ct to defact nent to which they
are Subject in the ordinary wsy.
In the foregoing DISCRETION OF INV irnr rovemept
reference cny has been made the plain or ortins,
ry build ng brick, but it obvious that by suits-
bic construction and ar cement OF the platea and
mould box IL is equally capsule Of manufacturing
lie, hollow c1rn;c or any OF the vtl sr well known
forms Of brick
Patent rights for sale. address.
j C. II. SALoYON,
Bladensturg Prince George 90 Md.
n. B.-Two hundred well pressed bricks can Be
made In one minute, Uthout the labor of removal
NAV 12-lm
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.EN FO WLERs, WELLS e. CO.,
aST1l ihrsroloaists and Publ ishers, 23l Arch st.
~ J6ti"w Seventh, thiladeiphia. All works on
porenology, Water Cure, Magnetism, and
- - photography for sale at New Yors prices
phrenologi al exsmin ations dsy and evening
Lee 2m
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Speaker-knowing that the objection Of q
single member will be sufficient, under the
rule to prevent either and all of them from
being heard. dozen Of the other side then
spring to their feet and sing out " object. ~
Inc ums- killers, nothing daunted, one and
all OF them, it may be, essay to argue against
the Speakers decision at the same momen.
Fifty Of the other side cry out " order" The
Speaker raps the half dozen to order; yet thew
continue efforts to be heard contrary to the rules
Then some member Of the majority springs to
L1ifeet and demanding order in stentorian
'ones, slams book or his fist upon his desk
with crash, and evinces an evident detern.i-
nation to have personal difficulty with the
one Of the half dozen gehtleD,en insisting on
setting the rules at defiance, unless he at once
obeys the order of the Speaker to be quiet.
The symptom of personal difficulty in the
Hail restores perfect quiet, as though by magic.
The party whose point of order has been over.
ruled appeals and the yeas and nays are called
ami ordered on the appeal Some member
Of the minority asks to be excused from voting
ON the appeal, and some one acting with him,
demands the yeas and nays on excusing him.
which are ordered. Another of his comma
trios next moves that when the House ad.
journs, they will adjourn to meet on Monday
next. Some one of the same side demands
and obtains an order for the yeas and nays Oh
that motion Another member on the same
side then moves to adjourn, on which last mo.
ton the yeas and nays are demanded and
called, and though the nays are largely in the
ascendant, quorum fail to vote. A call of
the House is next demanded, upon which the
yeas and nays are ordered, and motions to ex-
cuse members from voting, with calls for yeas
and nays upon them are renewed nd ;,6
nitum
Such are the parliamentary" expedients far
defeating legislation, which were practisod i,
the House hall, from Thursday at noon, to mid.
night last night without q moment q in,srm;s.
sion. f.--
The Commanding General in the Hall Last
Evening.-Mr Sumner was again conspicuous
iy active, last evening, in the House Hall
drilling eounselliDg, AMI directing To such
an extent did he carry out his purpose Of fix.
Ing things to his liking there, as that men,
Der (Mr Olds) was compelled to ''cal to order. =
most vehsmsntly, on his account
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The Current Operations Of the rraasu,v
Experimentation yesterday, the 12.h of May,
there wers Of Treasury Warrants entered o.
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HOME MANUFACTURE
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EVANSVILLE CLOTHING STORE.
DELlEVING that the interests ofthe Great est, and
ID Of the people OF Evansville and vicinity In parcu-
lar would be much promoted by establishing Clothing
Factory in this city, and being aware that Clothing
be manufactured in superior manner and at less cost
in the West than in the East, have established
Clothing Store in this city, where will manufacture
and sell, WHOLESALE RETAIL, Clothing Of the best
quality all OF VIII CHI will made under super
vision at the lowest New York prices of tie latest
and Of the best material.
We purchase Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables MS 10 compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry a Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentemen's Furnishing establishment, In which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock Of Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings are oil
the and best quality; and Of the hrm
is Practical Workman and takes charge OF the Meas
uring and Cutting, enabled TO WARRENI
good fit in all cases. o no sale. 1T.
We also keep hand every variety Of LaIo,s ;n,
mngs and Agents for SCOTS Report oil rasn'oh
Particular attention paid to Gentlemen furnishing
their material.
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe comW9Ic'a
Affairs of the Establishment. snd DAVID 80 49,; a,
the manufacturing. Grateful to their ~ s
for past favors and now solicit ,ha. iras,e
favors for the enterprise, they pieuse d ~ ,h.
me rt all the confidence that may DC Ieto S,
S'ore on VAIN S''oo'' RALEIGH & O'NElL.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
ARIVRAL OF THE
H P A G 1 F 1 G
AT NEW YORK.

New YORK, May /.
The Pacific arrived this morning.
The sales of cotton for four days amount.
ed to 10000 bales. New Orleans fair 81
New Orleans middling 81; upland fair &;
upland middling ST; Sales to spectators
5000 and to exporters 1000 bales.
New ORLEANS, April %.
Arrived-St. Louis, ]. p. Tweed, Glendale,
Empress, Josiah Lawrence, and E 'stport.
Going out to-night-St. Nicholas and J. p.
Tweed.
Additional News by the Pacific.
New YORK, May /, p. N.
The Pacific brings dates to the 10Th.
Liverpool, April l9h..-The news is still
altogether indefinite.
Sir Charles Napier's fleet of 81 sail left
anchorage at Kieogo and put to sea eastward,
it was supposed to attack the Russian squad.
ron.
The Tribune frigate had rejoined Napier's
feet from Admired Plumridge's division, hav-
ing captured the first prize Of war, viz: five
ships laden with lead and sulphur, from Lu-
bee to Russian port in the gulf oil Finland.
Navigation was fast opening.
The Russians have dismantlet the island
fortresses, burned and removed their ship
ping. and retired with their guns, &C., to the
main land.
Admiral Pescherrs has sailed with the
French squadron to join Sir Charles Napier
in the Black sea.
All the fleets at Varna from April lst to
the 9th, sailed direct for Sebastopol. Since
then there has been no account received
from them, except rumor that they had
blockaded or were preparing to attack Odes-
"a from the Danube.
The substance Of the news is that no
great operation had taken place, but san
culinary sk;rmishes occur daily.
Mustopha Pascha has his main force, So.
900, at Kanasses, and likewise holds Tcher-
riawoila and KuriEiska, north Of the Trojan
wall.
The Russians have maintained themselves
in Dobruischa.
Omer Pascha would not hazard an attack
until he had the allies in the rear.
About 10000 allies had reached Gallopoi.
There is great absence OF authentic in
formation for some days.