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" FESTIVAL for the Ben- a. Of
~ rthiiy Chusch, GeOr&xto~ m
-. C'-Ihe La Ii e OF Trinity Chur b, Georee,own
o1opo no.dipg Festival in FOREST hall, for III
aeu' Il OF iheir church, Commencing on MuNDaI
lie l2th instant, AID TO continue throughout u
wreE. -
The Euterptans have kindly yolarte,
ffri' services 10 aesist -vocaly and nstrum.ntnl
"a tn me TT THIS Nv MING
The public ger erally are inv tied patronixe then
De utitu. wi b. dispceed Of
k-'r.sf MEL 81 he bet quality and At uc israt,
Pric' :. c'n be procured every evening.
i. Il-i% o
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BoENETs, FIBB1Ns, AND FLOWERS

BoENETs, FIBB1 Es, AND FLOWERS.
vJoSIERY aGd sLuyES OF ,ysr, description and
Il prioe
farasols. Muslin Co lars
Cambria tlouncinya and Fdrinss
Emhd Muslin Ui Ger sndkerchirSs
Embd Lawn ard linen rom Hdkfs
Plain ar q f. q wash md silk Nets
Tail -ton Nuslius and tik silk Ia,es
All If the an v" goods. together with many 9th.
ers, vii b. fold at very 10 pric in ord. to re-
duce STOCK. WA X. RILhY
Cor street, aud opp. Centre Market.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17
ICE CREAM DEPOT.

~ Oh Raj read d pot, Pennsylvania avenue,
between u snd 81 str Eta Penn=y lvsnia aud |
y De gre ICE CREAM recey.d Ly express
SeVery orning. THIS. Creams sre too vel
nosn comment up IA the fayor am quality,
the lnsS price OF 81 So Ter gallon
would Iesrectfully in 'orm the ladies end zlntleE
uen thai IN prepared 70 furnish to rider at tbs
-hortest not C. Sny quanri of Ice Cream for par
es pc nic'. and private 'aniss who may desire
tn re ale themselves ana fIienu. with this iecio n.
ram.
so, for the c>nveui-nce If th~se laiies and gem
remen Iisi ing The CapiIoI hsv. lifted Up saloon
she o. and all an be fun ishe with rlste Of
'c. Cream or a cool glass Of be pureet s0DA Va
TER Most resl ectfuliy.
j. D. LtF0yT4INE.
Orders strictly at ended TO- and ia no case 10 dis
,pp'inimenr for order
&c orIers left nv Il Cream Stsnd next to
the Watch House, Msrsb Market, promptly attended
u i lg-lws
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LIST or LErTRRa
Remoinias in the P.a oEae, Washington CIV D..

-veSe -, iovf'
fOrdeTedfo he oScertiscd in the " EVENING STAR
agreeable % he folio,ing section Of the Post Office
Lr~-a beins the newspaper harins the largest circ
iatisa Of any daiiy paPsv Pnstshedin Hassington:
. SEC. 5. .fnd be it further enacted That the list o.
letters remaining uacafied for in any POST offic. 10
NY city, town, ar village, where newspapers shall
D. printed, siiall, hereafter be published only
~ tne newspaper which, being Issued weekly, or
H.eher SHAH here the largest circulation within rh.
o. the delivery If sad Office, TO be decided b,
'"r POSTMASTER at such oficel
applying letters 10 the following list. VIII
e'e~S 10y they ga 4pyesrtsyn
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

fsASrfse HIM Marshal Riley and the aid
"Ho seaonr--ied him from Boston TO Rich
4 9th TIE fugitive Burns, were enter
by the citizens of Richmond with 8
Puoiic q inner, On wedne sday L,st
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

iRf 2RCEsTER IEE.--Tiom all accounts
lie ofcesfer re vas .he most DESTRUCTIVE col >
Assfaaon which ever visited that Par, of Mas,
taShuSSt.s. The Boston Transcript says tina,
he location OF the Ere was in the valley be
tween M'ia AMI Summer streets just north Of
the Bo=tan and Worcester railroad, ard sx-
tending north and east. This valley vas
perfect hive of industry, being filed with ma
chine shops, in which from 1000 to 1900 of tn,
hardy and esterprising mechanics Of Worce.te,
were employed 81.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

IiaGs REWARD The ,,su,.,.o .,r,r. T..
~ ave offered a reward Of IS oB6
'of tne afrs.t and conviction Of the incendiar,
5ho get IRE 70 the s'ers Of W T. jennings 4
Co, il Broadway, in April last -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17
NEEDLE THREADERS, to ay,., n.

~ tRFI III lnlth ing ntFu!cs
sni n, Warm, an Bats fuper;or drilled s,ea
sSa-ps AID between Neel,s Rodkips: sail needle. .
knitting Tins; hiilne Needles; Nut Crscksrs,-
Crotchrt, hsuiile. Hrtras, Harness, Netting an.
Dar ri az NJ edles. Tspe Measures: HPir Tooth ,ng
1 To RrUshes; Dressing Coubs Tuck and fee eo;h
do: Gii' Nett rwi".; s. " Ing and Pegyng Aslsjut
received and for IL low by
Z. X. LUNDY,
jeI6-tf Bride etr.st (Iecr,e,o,n
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

He DiDN'T SHoor Soon ESoUGH.-A tele
81 'nhlc dispatch from Ut;ca n Y, says:
The jury in the case of Summers. the
Satehman, indicted for shooting IA man n:med
Rooney, last December, reuder ed Il yertic.
to day of acquittal, and censured The accused
tor Lot shooting sooner than he did,
The friends and relatives Of the deceased
ought to feel particularly grateful to Sun mers
for having been go I" slow on the trigger
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

a HARD ENEMY To FlGHr.-An Austria
8 !'urpa4 estimates The number Of deaths in H.,
iiuss. n army, from typhoid fever, since thei,
Entrance into Dobrudscha, at the enormou.
number of I9, 900.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

HE Sow OF a PRoPHEr.-Joeeph Smith
Jr, son OF the Prophet is a sub -contracto
on the Warsaw and Rockford railroad, hayip.
section south Of Nauvoo, upon which he j,
now working. TO what base uses NAV ~,
come az last
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

WHERE Is FATHER MATTHEW The Gin
eihn2i SeLet,e states that the culture IF IN.
Er~Pe is rapidly extending through the ipte.
rior q ohi', ami thus foundation il beipe
laid for heavy and most important trade i,
patiye wine
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

GRIPS IN PRINCE GEoE ,E's CoUSTY-The
Upper Marlboro (Md9 Planters Advocate of
The li!h, says
The late rains have been rather heavy for
The tobacco crols in this regioL-though with
good seasoDs, there is fair chance vet for a
Moderate yield. We hear complaints of the
wheat crop, and although it looks well, it is
very poorly developed in the head.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

. A FIRsr BAfE PurPI-Dr4w cod, Of Phi,a.
dsl0aia, says that ne has cured one In every
ciShs aasss Of s0nsunp,iOa by the Rss ct cod
Liver Ca.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17
j. ID, LtF0vTAISF.

III y. HOOD has Just retur0ed fom Nv
Ia York with good tssortment OF thoee hne
Am. rican WATCHES.
Al sine very superior Europ an WATCHER, In
hn- god cases and god supply of Entirely new
t'hs OF EWELRf. sni very Iicb pltt'rn which
n ii sel as nsu ., Ut from 70 u IS Pr oept To-
nw tie cd rStsb i~ht d pric in 'his o'y. Pl'ase
call at the sign the Large Spresd Eas'. fe1nsyi-
varis svenle, between "a srd 9TH streets.
4.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

SEEKING NEBRASKA ISFoRaar1oy The St
Nary's Iowa Gazette contains the FOLLOWING
Paragr'ph We have upon our table fifty
three letters from persons in New York. Penn
sylvania. Virginia, Tennessee, Ohio Kentuck,
and Missouri, who make inquiry coneernin.
Nebraska
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

WHAT 1T CosT.-A British Parliamentary
return shows that from the year 1876 to 1862.
both inclusive, there wasexpendedi in criminal
PROSECUTIONS in England alone the sum Of one
million two hundred and one Thousand Al,
hundred and forty-one pounds sterling.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

. We have before us the July purot., a,
Godey's Ladies Book, for which Va .,., 4,
ds5ted 70 The considerate poli,eness of n.
ShIllingtsn II is most capital nsnbe,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

CTRAyEp-From Redwood Farmn ON Er,s.v
~ evening. { e 9Th Instant a ,args black N..,
fouuc land Dog with tTesst fore feet end tn Of nj.
toll hite, and ch-in collar He vas last seen !,
the company Of three male equestrian. on the mad
bstws' oil Thorlfs and ce 'rgetosn Auy infor
matirn given at this Office viii Re thsnkfullr ~
ceived hy the owner, and if required, suit.be re-
wsrd will b. given 10 Ie2,.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

low MECH TREY CossCNE.-Sotne lea can
BE formed OF the coal trade Of Peunsylyani,
when We state that tae city of New York alon.
receives two million tons Of ant raci,e Goa
annually. .- go.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17
FLOOR MATING

HAVE yet remaining on hand a large lot O,
l. FLOOR NA77ING, somt Of which 4 Of ysu
superior quality, which VIII sell very low 70 clnss
IL out. d. p CLARK,
Crhos:e-er AID PsperhsngeY,
y. side Pa. sv, betw 18th and 18Th sts
je l0-3tE
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

" The Connecticut Legislature has passed
the proh bitory liquor law by an overwhelm
ing vote.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

10 Ihe Saratoga Sentinel says the numbe,
OF arrivals there amount to eight hundred o..
thousand day.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

FATAL AFFRAY.-An ARRAY occurred at New
Orleans on the inst between s.. q. LadG
and B. schlessinger, resulting in the dea b q,
tle later
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

- Why is a bullock very obedient ami
NAL! Because he will lie down il you ax
him
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17
LII WOOL BLK French Ber.s,s,

"A v'Ty ch AZ
BLACK 81 k all WIDTHS !
Ra k and White Lawns
Ba BombaE mes end Alracas
Fine black FreDrh Moussslines
Hack B1gl Grape, all widths.
The bow. goo DIS la be sold al very low prices IN
order q reduce our stock
wv. p RILEY, =
Cor Sth street and 0: p Centre Market
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wrN1fs m uoNaRRss

ssSA fE-fes,srdsy, the following hu,;ps,.
was trf insacred: ''''N'''
Bill for he relief of Hiram Moon. and =,
h"ec' IL; not passet - ~ 81
s,oe :" resolution for the relief Of AKA,
''" fnrd; not passed. s"'
r. A.t f.r the re ief Of the heirs of Cane; :,
1fpa CHAM erlain; passed.
=. Vhe new new gold coinage bill, with ann.
amendments, was passed-yeas 90 navsIa
ae senate after ws' ds, took up the D. iyat.
!" Tor the relief of The cfai,nan OF The ~;
Sate armed big General Armstrong, bnt n p
| day. A-'A '"s neo 70 Mon
~ 1nE HoUsE, yesterday, after We wen, ,o
press, Mr. olds concluded his speech in favo,
he substitute for the b:li to alter the r.ts
posi- age cha rpes To" = Of
Mr. % Efheridge moved to lay it o. :.
aFes d! noes not counted. the table
DIR Haven moved TO str;L
tu'e its first ur sec ior e from the suhsti.
ting The franking NJ - Che portion regula
. - noes "a and ,L ,:,sisge agreed sSaye
COINED. - fej.cted-ayes 81, noes no,
Nc =
h. "asbburr 9, of Me-. moved to Law III.
all On the table; agreel to--yeas o. nays 81
! LIE uouse then eli into COMMITTEES On IN,
private calender; ard after s~ne time snen,
adj ,urnCd ~ NV --Aouse
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

~ More persons fall out con:erring tn.
right road to heaven than ever get to the END
OF their journey.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

e The fellow who tried to get up concer
with the tand Of hat, is the same genius VIII,
few weeks since played upon the affection
Of an up town lady.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

LIBERAL1rY.-An elderly gentleman, resid
'ns in Chata uque county, N. Y, has given
9l0,Ooo to endow chair at Allegheny college
headviile, Pennsylvania
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

TAXING IT CoMFoRTABLY-S.R CHARLES
NAPiER-Ihe editor of the Boston Aduertiser
publishes copious extracts from a long and
highly Interesting letter, written at EIsimore
on bond the Yankee clipper ship "Flyiag
Chiiders," desert bling the incidents Of the vow
age of that ship from Cronstadt, in passing the
British fleet, and the visit Of the captain and
Of the writer to the Admirars ship. The visit
to Sir Charles Napier as thus described:
. In about an hour the litle steamer came
alongside asalu. and said the Afmira! wished
Z" See the Captain on board. I asked for ner.
mission to accompany him which was readil,
granted We went on board the steamer. t.
XII Inc pilot with Us, and leaving the shi . j;
ne Il st ttlcer scare, ard were 20 ia on bo ,rd
ot tue naihu,O Duke of Wellington: wbe,,
We cane alongside, i. looked as if i, we q
s'id days J'urneyio her uIrer deck, but We
ho'tened ii ny entering through port ON tn.
tul'o DECK, from there We were conducted t.
Sir Charles cabin, which was on be- second
deck; he received US very kindly, shook hands
III ne hoped he was not OBTAINING US, bu
vas very anxious to obtain Information alb tut
the HusslaDs while the Captain as answering
his questions, roamed about his cabin S. CHI.
seeing-and really the old fellow is DO ,S rs
comfortable there as he would be at home
plenty OF room, easy chairs and very nic
verandah Of iron running ouud his stern win.
do"s lie said the blockade went on the ~ b.
out that Vesse.s we're allowed until the 18th 10
come OUT, therefore that We were all ri ybt, but
had just saved ourselves; after he had pumpeS
us dry he asked if We should not like % sec the
ship, we OF course siid yes, ami he sen. the
Flag Lieutenant around with u.s.
Who wouldn't be the Admiral of the Baltic
teet! Plenty of room-easy chaits-a ice
verandah-and, no doubt, the best of eating
aud drinking; for Bull won't fight On an EN- PITY
stomach Our old and lamented friend, Gen
Gaines, must have Teen mistaken about the
= horrors Of war
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17
PRoCEEDINGs OF roDsn

PROCEEDINGS OF TODAY
HoUsE.-To-day, after reading Of the ion,
nal
!ir. Fuller reported back from the Commit
zee On c. mmerce, the Senate bill, au,horizin,
The Issuing Of registers for certain vessels Z,
The necessary transit companies; read thiro
time and passed.
The bill for the relief of Henry Lewis. O,
Clinton uhty, Indiana, was read the thirc
time and passed
The bill to increase the salaries of certain
officer ct all the Uaited States territories wa,
next taken up. and after some time spent i,
its amendment the said bill was duly passed
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

nc cno'e a mas assumed an epidemic
'''h III L''cnneid' Conn. Beware Of unrip,
fruit and sta.e vegetables
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

~ Judge Barculo, Of the New York Su-
pielne Court, is lying ill of chronic dia, rhea
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

CHOLERA IN Ne" YoRK.-In answer to ir.
quiiss of the City ILspe ctor as to the pr ogress
If the cholera, that func,iona,y states tina,
the returns for this wet k will show large in
;rcase, if the reports come in for the next rec
lays as they have thus far
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17
THE WELLS CHILDREN.

WAsHIN TON June IL 1854
DEAR SIR: The undersigned berg desir u of TX
Dressing their ful apprscia ion If tee psca' mr.
its OF Your Interesting pup s, The Wells Chlg3rs,
Ills 'ity, Of asking il they would accep of compi-
nen'ary .estimon of Appreciation Ia The Sc ape OF
subscription Concert on sath an evening a, ms,
basr tuit heir converience
Your speedy reply is Iesp' c'fnlly reqre-t i.
Yours, &C, tlLBU, q algZ.
WtBI.ACu ROPE
JOHN Z. ELLIS
MRS. G. ANDGRs0N sc.
TcJ. II. HEWITT. Esq.
WasEIvGvos, Juue 10th, 1854.
GE~TIIMEN: The W. lis /, hi dreu grateful /, = ON
KIND cons Tati"n. have inst uc'ed me 10 say, il
q ir behalf that they will Accep at YOUR g-p.rou
'ner OF complimentary Conc-rt. md have fixed N
Tuesday ersains 70 e. tire 2uth slant as a CIV
lent time, l aviog the entire a.Ianseueut of lii,
fair 20 yours. Ives
Yours, very respectf liz.
JuHN g. HEWITT.
To Messrs Hill us & H.rz. 80.
0rThe ccaoert will take place at Csrusi's sloor
trp cg amnl., &C., see MoBd yspspe-
je I7-lt
P0>I,IyiLY SIZZLING OFF ATCO.T!
CO dhhNCr this Day to run of NV stock Of Dr.
floods ard she's 1T prime cost. Wh, rem an
y tn :Otn of July. vii, then be offered at auction
P'rsoIs wishing extra bargains will do veil 10
CAL.
I have a good assortment OF Dress G. DDS, Shawls
vi" tl-e, Bonnets Rit bons, Parasols, &c.
Also, good stock Of StiOEs of ali k,nds
The Sore viii liz for reut on the LIST of August.
I 3. BROWN,
Cor. TIL and SIS, Northern liberties.
j. lift
ENTLE MEMS U II n II n q
" &OODS, We desirable fer II weather, EN-
> sc;ng st OF tie articles uilly fourd IN well
o'tertd stall hment a lar ana Varied assert
,Ld retail. ut lanes
Gent emeb's Furni hing Store,
je r-fm Pa avenue, near y street
NIEBOLD'S JAPAN Golou ms do: Nse-
> hrjaoe'- do; hosmi fer 90; waits do; Jsnan
ihtoi ct Dts riptien pr jar ciguy ia on His.
imp red bS FsANcK TAYLOR.
j-T-.T
9 UNI saER HATS, Of white and drab beaver.
- white, drab anu black Felt N'~''1;
Also, large slpsly OF STRAW HATS NJ .,l RI,
oFs ior men, noys, and child ZEN. aud IN ordsr r.,
eeuu'e nv large sock l th.lI f. ON this dsy OF
th. m at reduce rie.s. LANES
Hat Cap. and Gents Furnishing
80 tore, Psnpa. avenue, near ~ street
NEW BOOK, at
~ sHitLINGTON's Bookstore.
me 1esuit's Daughter, by Ned bSntlins
fea- ale aaefissp, by T. .. Arthur
NO Lanbe t. by X yno DE-
k.igu.ld yle by b iss In dos
Haim nsd-l-, by C-roiiu- honss
1loeoh 6ile., or the stru gglss or Lac
u July = - - ''' 'A0 u"
And esything In the Magazine Book busineas
jon SHILLING runs bookstore.
Ger. Pa. ~. AID u ct, odecn Building.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

j. G. CooPEE. 1Os Nassau street, in the
basementO New York, can furnish persons
who desire the Sier with copies early every
morning af er It's isue. :
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

PRETTY Coon ANSWER "A su bsc1iber write.
70 the editor Of Western paper: Il don,
want your little paper any longer" To which
The editor replies, 81 would mt make it an,
longer If you did; its present length sui s me
very we'll
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

rg Those wishing the Star in the city OF
!; Pb ilsdeiph;a can be supplied by Wv. 6FLEu
, MING. No. 70 south Third street. or at the stand
1. near the Ledger office. ..-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

Nor IN "JoE MILLER AN honest Dutcb.
man, on being asked how often he shaved. r..
piled, ''Dree dimes aweek, effery tay pu,
SoOntsy-ten I shaft effsry tay."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

SET AsIDE.-The verdict by New York
Court, recently against John NJ Daniel. for.
merly editor Of the Richmond IVA Examiner
Tor S. 600, for an alledged libel, it is stated
has been Set aside.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

4 CaHu.-. single g-n'lrm-n II " SSH ton
"A having large hops. not f,r from Pa ayenue
o'taihing t." room, elirby turri-h,d IS d-sirou,
I forming I LUZ IF gent cmen, n.t u .xraed ~
'esn The house Is ia-ve. haViux 20 splsLdit nsr
Tor dining. reading and So n,:ing rooms Tbesr.
~ ent Is tn each genlemsn will nv sr,rt,i,
an INT every mon b in sdvance Inforustion siy
n bs, &c. MCGUIRE,
je l6-ct s,c.,o,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17
JOB PRINTING

All kinds of Job Printing neatly exc
euted at this office, at low rates. H..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

~ Mon gemeIy Guards, at,en-
q q tion.-A npeci Il lice log Of be com,ar, i,
B eaiies ~ on hoNoAY EVENING, The lot
Ever! member is ex' eeted to be pres Mt as busi
ness OF Importance will be brought beto.e the Com
PAW. ~
By order Of CAPTAIN Key:
TEOS. EcENIRY,
~ lo-Zt~ Orderly Serge ant
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

- Joe shillington has l,id OF our table 3,
account Of The Boston Slave Riot and Trial
ct Anthony Burns, - the fugitive. in ipamphle,
formi " i Year after Marriage moral tale
rom tse profile pen Of I. S. Arthur; and tn.
Pic;o =! Broiher Jona' ilan" for July
ieSi ia's ls the most magnificent humber Of
The PietoIisf Jonathan yet published. ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

WHAT NEAT?-A convention of farmers is
o be held in July, at Warrenton. Va on the
'ufJ ct Of the joint worm. The exchange from
which we clip the foregoing calls it "a Joint
Worm Con yention;
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

ELEcrrD.-Dr. j. Lawrence Smith has been
unanimously elected Professor Of Chemistry in
the University Of Louisville, KY, vice P. of.
Silliman, resigned.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17
SPIRIT OF The MORNING PRESS.

The E9tetttgenceT contains q biOg -aphic A,
sketch OF the late James Montgomery, tie
poet, prepared probably by the editor himself
.aan whom, perhaps, no other man in eitbe,
hemisphere il better fitted for the particular
task; for 1t viii be recollected Montgomery
Ered many years in the family of the late
vcGerabiy father of Mr.. Gales. II is long. in
decd. riDce NO have seen richer literary treat
than the article TO which we refer above
The LRtsihgsmcer, speaking of the recent
mcn.ciral in this city, says:
Tho Union, in controverting q statement:
in Philadelphia Journal that the result
Of RE &c 'ent Mayors election in this city was
a JeId.Gt OF the people of Washin ynn
against the Ncbraka bill, requests our tczti-
m0ry IS 10 the fact We are bound both In
ceator and poii'eness to comply with the
N"'"Hs request, although ws took no part il
the canvass and spoke with very few per sons
% tue subject. but, as far as oar knowledge
ex ends, We can 7eTy confidently say hat tn,
SeSTaska question did Uot enter into The con
sSst, ard we rresurae was not even thought az
Nor was the election decided by old party IL
. sues, Tor while the friends OF the A0.1iu;stra
iIon generally supported the uasucces- full eaD.
Pa;e, he Ie:eised The support also Of large
lumber of Wings
Tho UAto.s reads foreign citizens of the
CGi:ea s airs 'ectgre against their Eabit O.
cianish oI:auiz atoms, which, it is well known,
has been III, cause Of the existence of mach
o. The prejudice resulting in know nolhingism
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GREEN TURTLE SnEp

IANiLlh.' can be suprieI with genuine TTR
Tx soCP, by thr quart OF gallon on l.sytnt
th"ir orders % isutiprs saloon, where arr,ncs
ents are mode for a regular supply of fresh Grren
tuIue C. GAUrIsR,
Pa. avenue, b,tweeu Eth and IAN sts
je lest u.s.
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Y The Jersey City Telegraph says that of
toe whole number Of Watchmsn appointed by
the Common Council for the ensuing year,
there is not an Irishmsn (Roman catholic)
among them So
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CAUGHT w. Thomson, charged with hiring
horse and buggy at Frederick Md, and not
returning them, has been arrested at Bedford
D.,
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u VIM. D. Gallagher, Esq, has Withdrawn
from the Louisville tKy.) Courier,
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r ~ Al Tor The bens fl o.
- CnapeS, nh es from,
A. S,O"s uohs . M e. ycO,, 10.
AS macy fsons pIs,e.td byI the w.atI :.
teoni attending he Uop, ert On The 1.sta,t IN
rest Val vi be repeated Oh LuE,uAY tie :4Irn :,
liant, at The Iotta e "
ADMISSION gIalis
Gat oien at ~ o'c ooS
toid mea ". IL be provided
n d the ser her =, Cv6 unfayorable Il vii, tat,
PLACE the next Iar day VA. '"'
Iart Is Wishing to chart r omnibus es can se.ur,
~ oS sp"lcaion to Mr.. FanderwerKeo.