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A HIGH FIGURE.-Flour is selling i
New York at Sl2 so per barrel.
Ek kSON Al.

-. James Gordon Bennett took passage IN
Saturday last. for Havre. In his case, how
ludierous'y different "a reality from anticipa-
ton ! Instead Of going abroad as Minister o
France, he merely seeks the shores Of the con-
tinent to take sqnint at the cross-eysd at
engagements of the four gre Powers.
80. The grand complimentary benefit to
Mrs Mowatt took place in New York on Sat
urday evening last.
-. 1, is stated in the Troy Wing taai
Mrs Robinson, the murderess, is related 10
Queen Victoria, her father Wood, Of Quebec, ,
being a son of the Duke of York.
-. The Washingt n correspondent Of The
Baltimore Clipper, chang the Hon. Thoma:
3. Florence with having solemnly declared
would not vote for the expenditure of onc
dollar f,r the improvement Of Washington.
We cave received letter from Col. Florence
ON the subject, in which he pronouuces TIT
above charge unqnatifsdty false.
80. Charles Dickens has accepted the ofic'
of President Of the Reading Anthen@uu
vacant by the death Of Judge Talfourd.
go. NJ. Jaques Arago is about going to th,
Brazils, at the invitation Of the Emperor Pc
dro IL.
90. Frederika Bremen has written warn
appeal to the Swedish Parliament in favor 6
the Jews. ..-
90. The prolific Dumas is now writing
new novel in tveire roknmes for the Units
| States Pleasant summer reading.
80. W. r. Goodall is engaged at the n.
| tiona, Theatre, Philadelphia.
go. The New York Mirror announces Il
arrival of the Hon Stephen Al Douglas an
! iudv at the St. Nicholas HOTEL Of that CRY
| This is something new to Us in Was iingsoI
for we were under the impression that tn
Judge was a widower.
| 80. 1t is said that Governor Bigler wi
canvass Psnnsylvania during the approachin
| Gubern atorial contest, and will take strOD
grounds In favor Of the Nebraska bill.
go. Rev. Vim. 7. Hamilton, D. D., Pre-
bytsrian clergyman Of Mobile, has been d.
posed from the ministry and suspended froi
the church, on charges Of q grave character.
| -. The Count de Mortholon, Consul Gen
sral Of France for the United States, wa
! among the passengers by the Asia,
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DOIEGs IN CONGRESS.

SENATE-The Senate met IL m to-day, and
after the reading of the journal, which occu-
pied only few minutes, adjourned until
Thursday next. a
The chamber is now fitted up in its summer
attire, mating being substi uted for carpeting,
and the heavy drapery over tbs President :
Chair has been removed, so that if it is no!
any cooler, at ali events it looks so.
HOUSE To-day, after the reading of the
journal-
The Speaker presented to the House Treas.
ury Department Communication covering &C.
counts of disbursements on behalf of Indian
rribes. &c; refer el to the Committee of the
Whole Ga The state Of the Union
Mr.. Jones, of Tenn moved to 60 into Com.
mit'ee If the Whole on the stats of the Union
,o,give those who desired il an opportunity Il
make speeches on the Pa ,ifc Railroad ques
lion.
Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, rema' ked that NJ
quorum was present, moved 10 adjourn; 10
agreed to, yeas A, nays S4.
Mr. Chandler moved call Of the House
agreed TO
1t being fuunI that there were 1903 alb
sentees-the House adj lurned.
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government. Enough concerning its leading
features was long since known, to make
is ratification a matter of earnest sr.
,itnde with ell who desire tue extension Of Gu,
ontinen,al commerce on sure and remuner.
ting basis. g =
The presumed action of the American Senate
., therefore, matter for general congrstula-
ton.
Extensive Clerical Charges in tire Bureau
Of Pensions. -The act of May 3Oth, ultimo,
having provided for virtual reorganization OF
he clerical force in the Pensions Bureau, on
Saturday last, the Secretary of the Interior
y,reorders foe the following changes there, viz:
Second Glass CLERKS Promoted to IH,u
Class Clerks g. D. Kean, Bernard Htoe,
VIM Burk, Thee. Jenkins, J. D. Toll, VIM.
Jade, James b. Stewart, d. 2. Perkins, VIM.
3 Malcomb, S. c. Boynton, r. D. Clark s.
T. Dodge, L. F. Whitney, John Robb, Ezra
Williams.
Temporary Clerks appointed to Second
Class Cierkships-G T Getty, J. Morrow,
4. c. Lank. c. II. Carr, a. J. Cass, 7. ]. Mil
er, D. c. Lee D. Webster, John Calvert, Geo.
1iun1. J. P. Tustin, T. E. Sands, W II John
'on, J G. W. Kennon, A. S. BoerDstein, H.
Hungerford.
Transferred to Land OHce.-Arthur Coop
IT, c. A. Newton. Edward Brewer, Vim. l.
Boak, Henry 7. Stanton.
Dropped.-James e. Stewart, of Maryland
Lucien Dawson, Byrd Chamberlayne, 7. d.
O,Dell, S. duncan, Ira Morris Alex. McCor-
mick, S. II Steele, J. H. Peabody, J. P. Shil-
Tenn, VIM. H. Hull, Chauncey Adams, A
| Gogswell, - Webster. C. G. Wagner, II
C. Bailey, Thos. Fitnsm: jr., Henry r. Weight.
man, Joshua I. Taylor, and j. R. Dunn.
The Fisheries Treaty Negotiations are be-
ing daily prosecuted in this city, and it is IN,
lerstooi in unusually well informed circles
| that they are very rapidly coming to full
contamination, on basis which will be very
| fair and quite satisfactory to both govern
| mcnts As we believe the matter to stand
our impression is. that in the course of the cur.
| rent week a. finish of it will be made.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On Saturday, the Sd Of June
| hero were of Treasury Warrants entered OF
| he books of tho Department
| For the redemption Ct stoc ks..... 1915 "a
Fer the payment of other Treasury
debts ............,..u..... 59,l67 Is
Cor the Customs. Observation-Disclosures. sos OF
| Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ....... 50 IS
| For the War Department ....... 1854 OF
| For the Navy Department. 1890. 22i,i35 s:
For tho Interior Department. 3.4S6 q
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F1Rsr OF TIE. SEASON.

N00NLIG-T EXCU SION ISL NJ
vi FRIENDSHIP cLT -B respectfully AM oInor
o the ladies' and gentlemen Of Washington and vIc'
any, thst thsir Annual Excursion will take plscs on
hOND4F. Jun. Ia \. 1854. on the safe and ccrn
nodious steamer POWHATaE.
Ihe Ciuo pi-cge thems,ly ihs. nothing shai ~
'it unoons thai will in any wev sd ITO the enjoy.
nsnt OF those Who holo them with their pres-n,r
"a tnis OCCASION, as they cooesder the msnaseme. NJ
II their former rites gnarant.e of the entire
-uccees o. the pre- emit one
The Club will q, state that the ste-p,s- Cslum
li> cannot b engag' for Xcu-siops iris sa.so,
The boat viii stop Il. Fort w.si invtnn 10 a, .pousl
10 allow tie company time to viaw the tortia-, N
c., aud will the oce.d down he Yer
hand of the hes lotilioa Music has bean N
gagged
euprer aud Refreshments viii be served by an ex.
perienced caterer.
Tickets: me DOLLAR, admitting q gentleman
and isdS
The boat will leave Georgetown at o'cock = m
flashing on at 2: Navy Ward ct 3 ami Alexandra
It 4-returning at a seasonab!e hour touching al
he Navy Yard.
Tic. be red at the psual places, at b,
,oat, or OF The Nansg rs.
MANAGERS
,ex. TAFT, G. Duiley,
l. 3. Cia Ike. A. ~. Caldwell,
4 Jo1nson, c r. Bi>hop,
II Graham, ". ?. alker,
evi Jones. John Holt. je 5-6t'
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" We copy the following from the
Baltimore dmerfcan of this morning:

"aa Improper remark attributed to Mr.
Florence, Of Philadel phia, that the defeat OF
Mr. Maury would cause c6 sS1uon OF all Con
gIe-sional appropriations for the city, has
tended greatly To increase the excitement
About one hundred and fifty persons entitlc I
To vote in Washington, will leave Baltimore
IA he cars this morning being mostly friendly
10 Mr. Towers en1eman from " asbing-
ton last evening informs as that an application
lad BEEN made 10 the President 10 hold the
military III readiness to preserve the peace Vi
the city.
The improper remark" attributed TO
Mr.. Florence, has not the slightest foun-
dalton whatever in truth. AS We state
elsewhere, We have received letter from
Col. Florence, in which he gives plain,
fiat, unequivocal, square-toed contradic-
ton to the whole story. No one who is
personally acquainted with the Colonel
would bestow second thought on this
silly fabrication.
The Amenoan's gentleman from
Washington" should keep as cool as the
weather and his Natural Temperament,
vii! permit. The - sovereigns" of Wash
inatcn are talking loud, betting loud,
And laughing loud. about the pending
election ; but We fancy that there will q
10 occasion for the commander-in-chie
OF the land aud nav al forces Of the United
States 40 hold the military in readi'
ness" .'.
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE.

/ DAMANt. CANDLES "14 CTS. a pound. sane
"a pS'ce Of ounmoa mould CaI dits; y ur,esue
u9ar. twenty TOutd for ons d"ilar. Sit cru.h, o
;rys az Sugar for ST. Az be ri-s I've rou, j
or an" doar; Tup-rior CGcr mber Pics:+s. fifty G..
'er hUuara wing ven in; Frssh nice Hour.
Inosel Beet 10 guss at g cents e CT; Coros,l.
u-cin. Bordeaux. I'd other aure Give Oils: BE-.
Cfa, rec omrn-rd b. the Fac i,y, at 20 cents 10:
rarTan ei better ban j. usually sold for IN. doila
pound Pots,h: pur- sa's' 'us; DurE..'. lSr. I'd
posders Tau a-indS, &C. togst with al; the var
tics Of new and fin. Groceris introduce j, III,
North.
Goods delivered free + cost
l. II. Z. KING
Ger street and VI ave. It Jotn'+ square
L. 5-tf
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RIOT AT BRO0KLYN-sTREET PREACH.
ING

!
As was generally anticipated through
out the country, the strong secta,iar
feeling engendered by hat is now known
"street preaching" has finally devel.
oped itself in . manner which all good
citizens must deplore. The original
error was committed in the attempt for
cioiy to suppress the open air preaching
-indamatory as it might have been-of
individuals more distinguished for zeal
than discretion and it is matter of only
recent record that the Catholic clergy of
New York were indefatigable in their
exertions to prevent a collision between
their flocks and those of opposite religious
tenets.
The reports of the Brooklyn riot which
first reached Washington yesterday, by
telegraph, were Of character to arouse
the public mind to fearful state of ex-
element. Happily, subsequent accounts
stripped rumor of its exaggeration and
furnished us with the particulars of
riot, serious it is true in its results, but
not so alarming as had been first sup.
posed.
The I"tclligencer, of this morning, fur
nishes the following telegraphic report of
the affair: .
There occurred at Brooklyn, New York.
yesterday evening, another sectarian riot.
having It's origin IN the street preaching evil
which has for some months past disturbed, to
greater or less extent, the quiet of the Sab
bath IN some of the Eastern cities
On the preceding Sunday, 1t will be remem-
bere1. there was some disorder ut one of these
assemblages in Brooklyn. This induced large
oody OF persons to cross over from New York
Yesterday afternoon, in procession. 10 arreno
similar meeting. The consequence was a ter
ribie riot between the ad COATES of street
preaching and the Catholics whose religious
creed was assailed. In the progress Of the
conflict two persons Ia policeman and boy
were killed and some others seriously hurt
Many arrests were made; and, finally, the
military companies were ordered out to restore
and keep the peace. All was quiet at II
O'Clock"
III Tue same paper we IND the follow
ing editorial remarks on the above re-
port:
The first accounts received here of this
outbreak were frightfully threatening, but
being evidently exaggerated. va avail ed the
authentic account Of the affair which is above
briefly recapitulated
Our own city, thanks to the wisdom of its
municipal laws and the energy of its police, is
exempt from these disgraceful Sabbath disor-
ders.''
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" Joe Shillington, corner of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Al street, has sent t.
I" Frank Leslie's Ladies Gazette Of Paris,
London, and New York Fashions" for
June. 1t is a most capital number, filled
with new fashion plates and interestin.
reading matter. He also places US undsr
obligations for The illustrated Maya
zine of Art" for June. This is beyond
doubt the best pictorial work ever pub
1ishe1
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U The abolition papers of New Yorl,
announce, under all the imposing ARA,
Of full face type, Attempt to assassin
ate Richard II. Dana!' the counsel fol
the fugitive slave Burns. The attenpr
consisted in putting one of Mr.. Dana 5
eyes in mourning. TWAS doubtless done
by some ardent abolitionist with the view
of showing proper sympathy for the w.
handing of his client.
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The VERY LATEST INTELLIGENCE
Under its telegraph head. that 'wcol
carding machine" the New York Euea-
ing Post, furnishes its readers with the
following startling intelligence
"At the last accounts Burns was sufferin 9
from sea sickness
1t will not be long before Sumner, Par
ker, Phillips & Co., will have to "cast UP
their accounts"
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PENNsYLvANIA.-Inth the absence of all
rumors. reports and statements, by mail,
telegraph, or otherwise, we conclude that
Wilmot's grand State convention, which
was to have been held on the LIST inst.
was as soft " fizzle" as the address of
the five New York 50 Hards.'' Pennsyl-
vaHia cannot be seduced from the path Of
patriotic duty. ~
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OPERA IN WAsHINGroN.-We learn
that tie enserprisins Risley has made an
arrangement with the English Opera
troupe now playing in Philadelphia, for
a short operate season at the Pariete.
Madai-e de Marguerittes is the prima
donna of the company.
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MO0RE's IMPROVED TRICoPHEROUs

THE LEIEST DIECOVEEI
s>H1S article is presented to he pubic the b.s
Z ard cheapest usIr Restorative ev.r yet offer.
have witns ssed it's fleets 10 a number OF Cases.
inow in fiyi iuals who hav- acquire a new grow
f h-ir by the u,e Of two snd the bottles itpi
fsctuaily prevent baldn-sF, remore dan ruiz
rf0f DC. aud & toilet articl. it cannot be a,r
IA Ssed-having many advantages ovsr Hair OH.
po;nade'. &C. Sold large hotties at % mis- Ia
hottie, or fo- 81 J q MOORE, Chemist,
5-u Pa avenue opposite Seven Buildings
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UNITED STATS MAILS.
Posr office DEP RTNgNr,

Posr office Dep RTNgNT
ne 3, 1874.
DRO O'ALS for carrying tie Tn Stats afsi'
l. rom Eth July, 81, TO 3lth ua le56, IN
lie to!losiog rou e in The stat. of MGr5land i'll
ec<ised az III. onIracs Office IF ti- ost ufIce lie
osr :meI {. Washin yton, D c, until l. &c Wc!uys
lay 5th OF Ju y. 1854, t, be deci I'D tat day:
10 99ii Prom Baltimore, by eovan, town 70 Tow
p aontosn,I miles ana ia; <, Fix tine 8
week.
Lave Baltitao:e iily, except surr,iav, at g "
Arrive at Towsontosn same day iy "a An
Leeve Towsontown daily, EXCEPT sunday, at az
pm
Arrive a Baltimore same 1av by spm
j~5-laxiw JAHFs cas- pRFIJ
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THE FAUQUIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

NoWa ia the lst Of Post 0fiic a. Wsrrfa'oa
IN Springs, viii lie opened for Si.IteIs on The b
OF Jun. Extensive Improvement haze heen uaF
sin the lat season. 1he entire bcdd DC 81 ~" -
ta5lisf menl has been renewed, snG the fjTIitu~
t ie dinin, and othtr rooms extensively impTo'-3
It work have ben erected: tie light 10 he l4f
al he'd from rosin oil. Numerous other ssp1I"s
have been incur d for the comfort and accomEo-+
ton Of guests These and the iucrea lie ssoi RI
visions of all kinds, Gemsnd some increase IL tle
rates or board, which will be: For the seSsol tnl'
ing LIST October, SS5; for three mon hs Si5i tr'p'
mouths, SOS: for one month. . o; two We n :"
f'r one week 81 ; per day, - / T dinner 40 c..,
Dire 'kfast, supper Ut nj hts lodi inE % cen s.
ored servants and Children under twelve Sesr5 IT,
price. W mite servants thr+--.cuiths OF fen Pill
No charge Tor children Hnd~r tso years OF - -
Horses 80 cents per day, or SO per Eaopit. -.
The railroad Cars /. ave AirXanc RIA u 4 0clt ~
the morning, and 10 two bOuTs arrive at Reside,
where conve, auces will take pssse 1gsrs oy,r -
sum ner road. bctSeen eight snd ne miles l. -
springs The cars sso vii leave AlrAand IL al y
N for Warren on, a. stages will take psssrH.-a
the same evening 20 the springs by a nscsdsIn II
road ~ mile
From the south and the West the cara leave SAB
ten aId kichuond in the morning It o o'c,Ock. sna
NAV get TO the ,prl via GordOnsyille and H,se
tou to dinner, thus aff riding two daily lines 20 AZ
exs 1dria and q daily line to Gordonsyiie, E.cb-
ID, and stanton.
The superintendent Of the estahlisimeB. Las
been placed under The control Of the tubscl ~.
whose OK perience in Lowell, Boston and portsmouth
New Hamp hire, entities him koVe he Will b. sse
10 give general satisfaction lie viii certSnir t7
to do SO. SAAUEl, A CObCRN
je2-eotJunel
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From the Nov York Journal fClmmerce
NEW HOTEL.

INAPTATN HOLDREDGE has JUS opened Y, "
" HOTEL on the Euro .-esn plan, on the corner
= Broad~a sTd Citation Place, New To.k Tn.
orse il we'll arranr e AZ the locat Ga is de iratlc
he rooms sre ali neatly and com,ortabiV and .oue
# them beautiful ARA, gid They are obtain l.
IA -u;ts for faui.s in Le for in ivi ius s. Cart
i'ldredge has had Uianv Sesre ex,.iis0ce q the
.,u-iness il ~ni-n lie h nuecisd p pularity ana
-ur Sou heru grnt'e Avn 20 ticIpa tie per
z The summer months in tue Empire CIT. eth-f
vi OF ithout 'her f1milieI per tusies> ur plea
ure, win find tbs Hotel mot pleasant and com
ortable home j. s. 81
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AUCTION BARGAINS.

tS| have just receisd rom uucIi M p very larcG
" an, general assertm.Dc OF rRI- coon .
1ou. H. It the a." ssie # he stock OF He by Eel l.,
}erby. ronfiiicg of TeIese'. 7isfuef, Lam.
al co prints, back SILKS, color.d Silks Pants n
white Crsp" Sha wls, Vrs,it', Hosiery Gil Yes. Bo
Its. fmhroiderie Al man other desirs b.. geo a.
'hich W II be SOLD at half the original cost o -
'-'ation, W. EGAS s. ION
No shady side OF Pa avenue, rear 1th street.
ip 5-2w
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SPEECHES PPIETEn

Members Of Congress and others can
have their speeches printed in the best
manner at the office of the " Evening
S-ar, at short notice and on reasonable
,ermS.
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D~ 4 New York letter writer says that
the subscriptions for testimonials to the
Captain and crew Of the steamer Wash
ington, amounts to 1856. 1t is nov
resolved to keep the lists open till the
aggregate reaches $4,000.
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THE SPECIE MOVEMENT. The steam
ship Franklin, which sailed from New
York for Havre on Saturday last, took
out Sl,2Gl 400 in specie. This would
make the specie shipments for the week
reach the startling sum of two millions.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-05

T. The Pennsylvania State Conven.
lion Of Universalists will holds it's annual
session in Easton on Wednesday next.
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RAILROAD SUBsCRIPTIoN.-The Mayor
Of Philadelphia has subscribed the S, cond
million Of dollars to the Sunbury and
Erie railroad. -.. -..... -,-..-
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A CARD,

THE attention of the pubic is respectfully called
I to he sale Of superior Cabinet Furniture
Household Eff ct at the residence Of the French
!iLister on u street, between 18th and IS commenc
log Tuesday, the 6th instant. at 10 o'clock m.
he Table SerSises. comprising gilt and lat C
Ware, French China die er, d-ss TT, and flee =
nd elegant Styles and seldom to be procured in tis
cJunt'y.
The Char deliers, Mautel Clocks and 0rnarnents.
'rackets, dc. are of tie most rare and bzsa;ru
Sirds
The liquors will be sold at ~ o'clock precisely,
roDsising Of
80 bottles Cognac BRANDY, % years old
doE-n sillery McusSeaux Champagne
about % gallons superior Table Clsret in gallon
denijohns
~ dog .'AimitsGe' red and white Wines
The House Will not be open until the morning OF
the sale. j. c. McGUlfE
je Sit Auc:i onecr.
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA BOATS
sn-~ FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-
<S.I1xss-.a52s RIAGES AT Low RATES
1he ste. m-rs Gk0 WASHINGTON ard T.iJa
COLLfER will, on and after this date run at sbs
above rateI JOB CohSpN.
SAMUEL GEnSEf,
may cd Csptsns.
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PROBE So lONAL g Il TIL.
X ( HUNTER. has the honor TO potts his patient
-no friend that he will be in w ellington fur
,ultstion in Consumption, frcpchtis, and Asthma,
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. the "a and 81 Jur.
Rooms over the Jswslry Store o. Nc. vnss Pa
avenue between 18th and 18th SITS. may N-if
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-05

NcH.SATED.-The Wings of Orange
County, N. c., have nominated the Hon
William A. Graham for the State Senate.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-05

LOOK Our No less than five mad
dogs were killed in Baltimore on Friday
last
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-05

u Over 1900 persons visited the
New York Crystal palace on Saturday
last.
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~ Concert and festival for
uS ths benefit Of t. Johns ('srolD Chapel in
Montgon. 5ry cornt", Maryland will take place at
''the tottsge' eight miles north Of Washington, on
THURSDAY. the ) h of Iupe.
Mrs. YOUNG, the celebrated vocalist has kindly
psented to attend. a.ta'H
The gates will lea opened at 8 o'clock D. m. tn.
coR"ert to commence at 81 o'clock
Adm'ttaaee 80 eerts-children under Il years O;
age gratis. je3-SNS W*
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UNION INFANTRY BALL,

I'IIE UNION INFaNTRY take pleasure in ~
L rcunci"g TO the citizens Of washln ton IN {
they will give BALL at Carueis ssloou, on WEI
N]sDAt, June It'll.
Tn. proce as are to be APPROX rated to procuring
mail mussets
The military are requ. sted to sppear in uniform.
a superior Cotillon Bind has been engaged foi
the occa>iop.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-'o be had Of the membs g
md at the door on the evening Ct the Bell.
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Is Attention, soldiers Of the Me 4.
loan War-ihere will be Q regular monthly
meeting 1T the AS. ciatf.n If the Officers ann Sol
tiers VI the Mexican War On MONDAY EVENlE 3.
next. tn. 9TH June, at O'Clock, It MIR. Rhhards
Scnool House, corner Of lith street and NV \ TX
Avenue. ..
A iui' sttsndaDce Ii earHestlv requasttd
By trtlrr: WM Ii. aULL,
NAV 3l-5ts zee sec
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TNOUND-A pair Of silver .SPECTACLES which
II the owner can rave bv applying a. this Office,
nd psyin9 for this advertisement je Sit
noONJ AND BOARDING "A lady and gentle
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itr p,ees>rt ROOMS aud BOARDING. ~ MRS
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HS~ Sons OF Tempe Ger present.
lives OF the Grand Division, of The Dlstr let OF 80
'mbia, and he N nmbers of thu Subordinate Di,i.
i ms are requestei 10 meet ut Temperan q Hall o.
fO-MuRROV (fuesdM) EVEN &c, a. 5 o'clock to
,tt.ni the funeral of our late brother, A. v Crcs9
X GRAY CAIPBELL.
Js 5-'t* Grand Scrire