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,.... Hon. Wilson Shannon, Of Olio, /. n
this city, and stopping at ths United States
Hotel; alEo, ) ~. Hamilton, president. and
Mes-Ts- L. J. Mckaig, w. Ii. McKaig, Henry
Darg,rhtid, and w Constable, directors Of
the Cumberland Mining Company, all of
whom are at the National; Mr. Thomas III
Ford, OF Ohio, who is at Browns; joseph w.
FabeIs, of Central America, Fletcher Web
sier aud lady. OF Mass X. b. Msads. Of Va
and Capt z. 81. Morris, U. S. a, who are al
Willard'G
zee. Letters resolved at Men York by the
steamer ST Louis mention that Horace G ree,sy
had heen arrested and detained in prison two
days az Paris On thu complaint Of n Eculptor,
who sen. work Of art 10 the New York Crys.
tai Palace. The Tribunal dismissed the com
PLANT.
go. Hon. Pierre sOuls has left W arlington,
for, IL is said, New York.
.... Rev. Beverly Waugh, Bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, is low recover.
ing from an exceedingly severe attack Of
chIlls and levers, FOLLOWED by srysipelas of a
very painful character. During the worst
stages Of the Bishops illness, his recovery was
considered doubtful.
80. Governor Clark, Of New York, has par
don.d a man named Higgins from the peni.
tenuafy o. Rochester, on condition THAT he
snail wholly abstain from using intoxicating
hquors' except IN Gaze Of sickness, when pre-
serioed Dy regular practising physician -
-. The venerable DR. Jos. Addison Wad.
dill son OF the Blind Preacher" who's.
sloquence was immOrtalizsd by Writ In the
- Bri'ish spy" die at S.aunton, Va, a few
days ago.
80. James W. sheahan, Esq, formerly Of
this city, and now the able editor of the Chi
cage l1 Ti@es, has, after q brief bushes.
VISIT to Washington, returned to the field Of hi
newspaper labors.
&c. Mrs Henrietta Robinson, known in the
newspapers as tbs Yelled Murderess," vas
on the 18th instant lin Troy, New York, sea.
fenced to be hanged.
80. Gen Thomas 2. Bowie is announced in
the Rockville md Journal = - aiepen-
oent CANDIDATE tor Cong - -. -. t.siric.
represented in tne late Congress BY A. Il. Sci.
lsrs.
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NOTICE.

nUR customers are most respectfully notifed
" that their accounts will be presented 10 the NJ
on the 18th instant To all those who will have the
Kindness to call ard settle their respective accounts
on or before the LIST July, we shall be exceedingly
obliged. 81.
We have number Of accounts rendered on the
Isl January remaining unpaid, and would say 10
those indebted that, unless we receive the money for
them by the LIST July, shall be compelled TO place
such bills in the hands Of an officer for collection
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY q co.
lie ol-lOt
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

STRAYED from the subscriber. FOUR COWS,
- one large red Cow, with whit. 49,
spot on the forehead, small white {Jr5jt
streak on the back, and white about X
the bag, large horns, set wide apart; -~
and small ear marks.
One large red and white Buffalo, believed to have
q small piece out of one of her ears.
One shon-legged brindle Cow, with noms wide
set and ear MARKS. Had iope around nst neck.
Ode small Brindls. moi in good condition; horns
setting forward toward the face. The root of her
tail unusually thiex, white feet and belly, and has
car marks.
The abeve reward will be paid for their delivery
at my house, or in proportion for any one or more O
them. CHARLES DYSON,
Corner north and Second streets.
n a. -
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sPIRTT OF TEE n.,sz iIEa pRExs

sFIETT 0T TIE AvzSFIEe PRESS
The Union laughs over Tho oharlatanism of
Nothing platform, argues that the majority
wing of the Philadelphia Know Nothing Con.
vention are merely aiming 10 play into the
hands Of the Aboliionists, and caatiqne the
Democratic party in Alabams against III,
Vaccinations of To Kn0. Nothing Lodges.
The IHtesItgssesr eschews editorial TODAY
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The RUsH OF TRAVEL For EUROPE The
ounard steamer Africa, which sailed from
boston, yesterday, for Europe, had 225 pas
ssnsefs, the largest number ever taken a any
steamer al that pert. Some we're refused a
passage, aud others, rather than wait, took
passage in ths seoond cabin.
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n James Ii. Burton, lat. master armorer
N the National ArmOry, AZ Hsrper's Ferry,
Va, but for some months past resident of
New York, has received from the British Gov
'nmsnttba appointment of Engineer of the
British National Armory, at Ensfeld, near
London Although tina, armory is under the
command Of Captain Dixon Of the Roya. Ar.
nliery, ar Burton will hare tho entire direc.
ton Of the manufacturing operations Of the
establishment So says the Springfield Re-
publican
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1sw York Kuow Nothing Demonstration

-A1o" awning UsuOnsLr alton.
va Monday evening a mass meeting was
held In the Park, with view to endorse the
Philadelphia platform. There were military
music, salutcs, and Qualifications in profusiop.
and speeches delivered from not less than
four stands. The orators were Mr. Bartlett,
OF Kentucky; Mr.. Haughton, Of North Caro-
lima; Andrew jackson Donelson, and Gov.
Brown, of Tennessee; Nj Ford, os Ohm =.
Lewis c. Levin, OF Pennsylvania; M.ssts
Barker, Lyon, and Squises, of New York :;
Messrs Pollock and wilmot, Of MARYLAND,
ard many others There was, it NAV pat,-
rally De inferred from this long array of
names an extensive explosion of gas and psut.
up, disin:srestsd patriotism! Mr. Levin, like
Dis cenfreres, a-kod for " 10 reward"
The New York Commsyc,al Advertiser.
commenting on this demonstration, and al
luding to the Know Nothing assumption as
being exclusively American, says:
This claim is so manifestly unjust ard IN.
iair; SO VIGOROUSLY contrary TO truth. IN at
10 gives TO the party a very unsettled hold
upon the public mind. Americapisra il in
Lact CT 10 party on American soil You might
Sslk CT an American party in England. CT in
france, or anywhere else; but the uonent
yOu appeal to tho American party IN America.
me appeal becomes genera! and lot partisan
There is nothing 70 rally a party upon. Do
tney say, "Ameri:ans must rule America" so
says every American, Wing, or Democrat, and
SO feels every American. There is DO room
1or cisPetston or controversy about il. Il is
3 tro!sm You might as W al raise the cry,
tnls republic shall be q rspublie." NOBODY
disputes 1t We are all Americans. heartily,
Ia life aid 10 the death, and tho only question
ls, Waethsc we shall be American Wigs, or
American Democrats, 0: american anti POpery
and anti naturalization men"
The Commercial Advertiser save about seven
thousand persons wore prsJent aud "sxcept
Al the grand stand, there was nO difficulty In
approaching the stage il any direction, and
'hat between he crowd gathered Z. re priv
ciPai stand and the City Hall steps there was
plenty OF room 10 walk about without tho
slightest lnc5uTe aienee. This however. is an
1nln 2OitaDt master, comparatively A more
IeHaoie indication CT the political strength
displayed is the fact, that Gpcr neither cf the
stages was TO be s,sn 4 single New Yorker of
nign publIc standing Or Of recognized political
influence We incliu3 10 think that the
strang'r7 present 40 cd his fact, and felt il,
clShsarteniGg influence"
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10 a steam fre-engine, built in Cinoin-
nati for Now Orleans, was tried in the frat
named city on the 10Th inst and threw a
stream Of water 262 feet through a II inch
nozzle. During the trial the hose burst. and
such was the force of the water escaping that
byztander had his leg broken.
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THE Know Mornings OF BALTIroar held
r'iicadOn meeting last night. a: Monument
Square. Among other resolution, adopted
was The following: "RssOfved, That mono cut
Americans shall rule America" Our Iihsrtis.
are, therefore, safe,
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NOTICE.-We shall as usual issue all unpaid
~ bills from our books MP 10 Saturday, the Zd
uitimo. We respectfully request that all 10 whom
they being Will promptly settle them on or oefofe
the LIST Of July.
All who desire TO have their bills before beng
sent out will find them ready al our desk
je lS-dtiyl CLAGETT, DOD6oN d GU
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mo Observation-Disclosures wish
i ing to purchase superior liable or Pocket cur n.
Ia9anncd Tea Trays or Toilet Sets, an excellent
Clock, Feather Buster, Hat Stand, Enamsled Ket.
ne. saucepan, Gravy suainer, Tea Bell, or any OF
The hundred and little etceteras needed by every
housekeeper, are invited 10 call on
G. FRANCIS,
ielS 40 Seventh ~.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERSHIP.
THE undersigned have this day entered into CO.
l. partnership under the name of MILLS BRA
SHEARS, for The purpose Of carrying on the Boot
and Shoe trade i'm ell its branches. We will manu-
facture TO order every style Of BOOTS and SHOES
for ladies, gentlemen and children.
All measured work warranted to please.
d c. MILLS,
T. N. BRASHEARS,
Gall at our store, M. 255 south side Pa avenue
one door eist OF Jackson d Bros Grocery, between
oth ana Ith SITS (Aews) te2l-6t
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r,TEE UNDERSIGNED GROCERY MER-
G~Ees chants, in order 20 give time for recreation
TO the clerks IN their employ, during the warmth of
the-Summer months, hereby agree 10 close their re-
speciive stores ct eight O'Clock p. m, (Saturday
evenings eIcepted,) from this date until the first
day of September next.
GEO. D. THOS PARKER l. CO,
SAMUEL BACON s. CO.,
MURRAY & SEMMES,
HAMILTON & LEACH,
B. r. MORSELL,
BARBOUR l. SEMMES,
E. f. wHiTE CO,
ED. HALL,
SHEkELL BROTHERS,
BERRY T. BOWIE,
MIDDLETON BEALL,
JESSE B WILSON.
Washington, June IL, lS55-aw
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MICHAEL NOURSE,
No, 46l 1KiTteenth street ,pest,
Agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Comm,
nm NJ Ha-t&nxd Ha~-

ny Of Hartford, Conn.
CHOULD not every man depending for support
- on his daily employment secure for the famil;.
10 case OF his death, by nsuring his fs to certain
amount, say 81 900, by paying from six TO twelve
dollars per aunum-or, should not the wife, if he
omits IL, secure for herself by her saving and ap,
prop alton for that purpose from SO cents to nj Der
month. (Oreanl ie 2I-I.viow
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GLEN WOOD CEMETERY,
Once no. 292 Penn. ave, corner 10th street,

(OVbR THE SAVINGS BANk.)
s'lIS CEMETERY is laid out on the plan OF the
4 celebrated Greenwood, of New York, and stu
ated on the high ground distant one and q qnsrttf
miles north Of the CspI:oi-North Capitol sueei
leading directly TO the gateway.
This Company have secured q charter from Con.
gress, appropratng their ground for ever TO burial
purposes, making a fee title 10 the purchaser, ana
prohibiting all encroschments from Legislation on
Otherwise which is of vast imPoranceto those VINO
wish their dead 10 repsse where they have placed
them, for il has become a custom IN all other cites,
when the burial ground becomes valuable for e'nef
purposes, 10 sell il, and throw the dead promseeus
y into LARGE pit, and legal measures eanne1 pre-
vent il, as no titles are given 10 the ground.
N B-Pamphiefs with a map, the chanef, ahu
bylaws, and al other information can be obtained
at he Office. Also, all orders Tor lnterments iei' ..
anv other undertaken viii be promptly attended TO-
sS- Office open from 10 TO u O'Clock q. m.
90 l2-Iv
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR,

The following persons are authorized
TO contract for the publication of adver.
tlsements in the Star:
Philadelphia-V. B. PALMER, N. W.
corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S- Nj. PrTr1NaILL & Co..
Nassau street.
Boston ". B. PALMER, Scollay's
Building.
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T AIDES, WORK BAsKETs.-Co
IL Baskets, Travelling Baskets, Key Bassee'
Knife Baskets, Cigar Baskets, Market basse ~
Clothes Baskets, large variety, very 10. a. ~
Housekeepers Furnishing Store, 4y0 Sma
street. q, fkANSio'
N6-
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teal channel, Is sufficient foundation for tn,
issue of the Prssidens's warrant, autboritipg
the issHe OF prOcsodins before the Judicial au
thorities Of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-21

Tbs Current Operations az tbs Treasury
Eepar;nent.-on yesterday, the 10Th Of J"ns
thsrS were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
81 L. L.. - L.
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EXCURSION TO PINEY POINT.

EXCURSION TO PINEY POINT.
sT~A THE MEMBERS OF VIRGINIA
.EfsssfEsee TENT, No $50, Independent Order
Of Rechabtes, would inlom the citizens OF George
town and washington. that thew purpose egvine
GRAND PIC MIC AND COTILLON ExCUR-
SION 10 PINEY POINT, on MONDAY, the 18th
iastalt
The splendid steamer ALICE c. PRrcE has been
chartered, and Fischer's Cotillon Band engaged fer
the occasion.
Tickets admitting Gentleman snd two Ladies
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS, can be pur-
chased The boat on the morning Of the excursion
The Boat will leave IN. Seventh street wharf az
O'Clock, and the Navy Yard n N.
Refreshments Of all kinds can be had on The boat
At city prices. ie 20-A
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WkTOHES,

lust received, a large assortment Of Ladies', and
~ Gentlemen's hne GOLD WATCHES of eyery
size, style and manufacture. .-
The above is by far the best and cbeapsst ever of
tered TO our customers.
N. w. GAIT BRO,
324 Pa. avenue betw. 9th and 10Th sts
70
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STANTELS FOR SALE-AS WEAREABOUT
w 70 move our shop, and wish to dispose of a
portion Of the stock, we have n number of Vain
Italian Mantels, which we offer for sale. They are
finished In the finest possible STYLE and will be- sold
very cheap. They can be seen on ID street, the Sd
house from lEih, and opposite the Kirkwood House.
1t JAMES MAXWELL & SON.
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MAGAZIN CO for July just received
vi Godey's Lady's Book for July
Ladi - National Magazine do
BaIlous Dollar Monthly 90
Holiday Pictorial Picayune
Al the new Books published received Immediate
Is afterwards.
Everything in the Stationery Line At
SBILLlNGTON'S Bookstore,
odcon Building, cor: Pa. avenue and ct
re ZO-G (keMsl.
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Just RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT
u 800 boxes Oranges and Lemons
leo bIshels Ground Nuts
1900 pounds Cream Nuts
800 Pine Apples
For sale by MURRAY & sEMMES.
IL 81 eoSt
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DUE HOTICE Our customers are respect
IL fully notified that their peciive accounts are
made out and ready for delivery. Those who do
not wish 10 have them pres hted will please cali
AMI receive them previous to the 2sth instant n
which timh they will be sent out.
We earnestly request our friends O. be prompt In
responding 10 our call and settle their respective
cash greatly preferred
BURNS g. COCHRAN.
je 20-3t 4Os Pa. avenue.
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Andrew Jackson Donelson. 1t seems that
this person was among the speakers at the re.
cent Know Nothing meeting in the New York
City Park, wherein some four years since, by
the by, man collected crowd of thousands
of persons on a wager of five hundred dollars,
in half an hour; the bet being that without
giving previous notice, by standing for half an
hour with his finger pointing to the great bell
on the City Hall, the largo number Of persons
specified would collect to see what was the
cause Of the wondsrmsnt.
No one converssut with the politics Of Ten.
nessee Is at all surprised at he appearance OF
Mr.. Donelson among the Know Nothings the
Democrats Of that State who, under the teach
ings Of old Jackson learned to knop nauch
having long since consigned him to Coventry.
He did not leave his former party-thQt, left
him.
Ar Donolsop was the cisUs Of Gen. Jack.
son, and NOT his relative, as he asserts in his
sptech Ia the Park in New York. In that as
sertion, Know Eothinsism's want of inzsnu.
ousness-ef tho spirit of t,uth-sticks out
He Is, or w.s, the relative Of Gen. Jackson:
viz IT,! 'U- Il Jackson himre,r-not ore
{. op u -. ol0c4 Of to latter coursing in hi,
veins. jackson made him his private ssers
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PROGRAMME OF
MILE w. DE BOYE'S CONCERT.
Positively to take place on FRIDAY EvEH.
ING, june %, at C4rusi's Saloon

FART 7.
1. Grand Duo, sous ta D. Merdelssohr
Piano, Mile DE Doys-Violoneello, Prof Ahrene-
2 Variations Brilliant Solo clarionet- Prof. Z.
Wagner
3 FANTASIA Fave he on Thena dc Beethoven
Sslo yiolOucelIo, Prof AhreRd [Servais
Z. Cavaiina Fa'orite DC Agaihs, frcm
Der Fneischuiz Won Webes
Mile z. Schmidt. ViolOn 'eo obigato-Prof
Ahrend
5. Grand Fantasia sur lie SeTenate etle
Minuet de Don Juan Thalbere
Solo plano-Mfle de Boye.
PARTu.
l. Grand Trio in Minor Be- thoven
Piano, Mile de Boye-yIoIonceIlo. Prof Ahrend-
Viotin, Prof Wagner.
?. Aria FavOriie e Oratorio Elijah Mendelseohn
Mile X. Schmidt
3. Capriccio on Tn.me Original servSa.
Violcnc'llo solo-Prof. Ahrrnd
Z. Grand Concerto, Minor pour lie
Piano aycc Quartet aupt MenSelskch.
Pisro, Mile de BOys-Violoncello, Prof Ahrend
LIST Violin, Prof. %asner-2d Violin, Prof. Wehe,
Tenor-Mr. Geo. Arth.
The semi grand Piano used on ihi. occasion. \,
one Of Sieinway Sons pre'1ium instruments.
kincly furnished by r. Reichenbach, ESQ the
A'ent
Tickets Of admission 50 cents; TO he had AZ srl
the principal hotels, music and book stores and Al
the door Of the hall on the evening OF the Concert
Doors open az 7-Concert % commence M sI
O'Clock sAM'L Y. MOVES. Arent
je s0-3t
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DIME ENGRAVINGS.-We have recently re-
u ceived a large lot of fine French, English, and
American Engravings, which we are selling OF at
exceedingly low rates.
JNO. r ELLIS,
je2l 3O6 Pa avenue.
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The Imposture. We take it for granted
that our respected contemporary, the Journal
Of Commerce, and other journals that gener.
ally look to the well-being of society and obe-
diencs to the laws in what they print concern
ing public Affairs, which justi6sd, aided, and
abetted the Kinney expedition, on finding
in Kinney's very last pronunciamsnto an
evoUal Of his purpose Of revolutionixing
Niearsgua-of fllibustaring-as the end and
aim Of his enterprise, must feel rather
stresked. 1t is now high time that they re.
called their denunciations of the Governments
alleged persecution of the gallant Colonel and
bis compatriots in the work of law breaking.
The judges, too, who put him and those oon-
corned under straw bsil-their own recog-
uisances only-declariug their enthusiastic
appreciation of the entire integrity of the pur.
pose of the expedition and their indignation
against the course of the Government upon it -,
if they are endowed with any sslf-respsct,
will comprehend that the public is aware
that 1t is through their want of ballast for
the proper discharge Of the responsibilities.
of their positions, that Kinney d Co. have got
of from the United States, with an avowal of
the purpose of revolutiOnising Nicaragua on
their lips. But IL could hardly be expected
that a judicial oficer, who takes advantage of
the fact that the United States pays his per.
sonal expenses under certain circumstances,
to run up such bills at the rate of $ls per
diem, will execute the law without fear or
favor against "fast" men-a fellow feeling
making folks wondroas kind. However, the
Kinney expeditionista will doubtless be quite
as well attended to by the Government of the
United States in Nicaragua, asat home, If they
dare do there anything likely to compromise
the integrity Of the position Of the United
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LNLAsTIC RIBBON FOR UNDERsLEEvEs,
NJ Elastic cord for Bracelets. superior Needles,
Ladies' Dress Protectors, Scissors, Gift Cups and
Ssucers, Pocket, Checker, and Chess Boards at No
4S4 Seventh 81. HAMMOND.
%
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No. 3, ID. e. No.Ig7 CA.
ts-S,B. U. On. F. c A-THE MEMBERS OF
E~a Washington Circle are hereby notified 10
attend special session Of the Circle at the Hall of
Potomac Circle on FRIDAY EVENING June 22d
at O'Clock, to elect delegates To attend "A Convoca-
ton of the Supreme Circle, be held in the city of
baltim re on MONDAY, the 95th instant
a. w. GRINER, z w. III. &. X.
F. w. ST CLAIR G.. W. 1. 9O-3t.
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a TICKETS TO MILE DE EOYE,s
49, Concert for sale at HILBUS & HITZ's
Music Depot. je2l-
1.-THE WASHINGTON HIGHL ANGERs
49, take this opportunity 10 announce TO the
eItiZ ms Of Washington, both military and civilians
that they will give grand and magnificent Ercur
sion To the White House Pavilion on THURSDAY,
the ID August, 1855
See future advertI. ement.
PS-An members on IL muster rolls will h.
punctual I'm their attendance on MONDAY EVE
MING, the 18th instant, the hail. rs business o.
importance will be brought before them.
BY order CT The Commanding Officer.
GEO. w. FLOOD,
lie 20-3ts See nro fem
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Famine in Texas "A letter from Palestine,
Texas, dated May, 26th ultimo, says:
owe are on the brink of q famine. Last
night went supperless to bed, 90 as to save
about tsaspoonful Of meal for breakfast
Mr.. - Qhe head Of the writer's family
spent nearly all day on Saturday hunting for
meal without success. To day we managed
to borrow q peck from lucky neighbor The
drought has been SO severe that no one b as
raised any vegetables. Meat is scarce. gro.
ceries arc out Of tho question. Half of our
merchants are on the brink of failure There
is no transportation for cotton. Money never
was 80 scarce Our physicians bill for three
months attendance was SI3O. and neither of
us had protracted spell. We have worked
hard enough to be independent of the world.
II our expenses had not exhausted all our
earnings As 1t is, We have something that
really belongs to us-our house, land. s,o,k.
&c. we owe but little low. Peopls here
think We are getting rich. At present would
be content with the common necessariss Of
TO-, DO.
Extradition Of Fusitivss from Justice
The Attorney General in recently decidipo
points involved in case referred to him b1
one Of the Secretaries, has ruled tia foreign
"aa@@t Tarrst, setting forth the offence o.
fugit'v' from the justice of fersisn eountr,
within the terms Of any treaty Of sxtradition
suoh ~sodat, coming through the pronar noli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-21

John Wilson, Esq, Commissioner OF the
General Land ONCE, returned to Washington
last night, from his recent tour to the North
west on public business.