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FpiroRI,L; Conversations betwcea :
Our suece..-Plsns for the sAns President and al
u The Order Of Publie coz. Failure -oat..on.
Nar.hip Contre safiouAl OF Bsnk St9css-rhe Asa-
a By or s 9 on, t cane .r SSs
Presbyter.r.- ADVANTAGE. Oar french corr-'Poresat
Of the Cougresatioual Ogtrierly Reyicw-p Biit.
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society-Nhat ii has done way Indian.
Rsrort. Of coipSreur. in OF the Uoi,ei state.
ths south IsnorAnoe Of Letter from Chile.
Wht,, ard Bi.eks- Pro. Az Slaves Property
r,ct Of heir Frlshfcn- Co,iMVNicArIoNs:
nent wss'era Reserve COLLEGE
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a-sr-N orthsln Industry The rine to DIE.
Know Nothirs.s - ls The OfphanA
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V,nrv " ara Heecher The Cricket
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Ter southern slave.prives MORA ChAraeter ard the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-18

WELL SAID.-The Albany KnickrBocks,
talks perhaps more to the point in brief para
graphs than any other Journal we know o:
Witness the following, viz:
The Register wishes to know what " conser
yative men intend TO do at the next election .
We will inform it-strangle Hindooism arc
kill power that is fast converting the repub-
lie into a slaughter-house. Conservatiy,
men" made up their minds as to what they
would do, the day after accounts of the out.
RACES at Louisville were received In thi.
city HindoOism has lost FIVE hundred worship
pers during the last week. Conservative men
may dislike the Pope, but they object to burn
ing unOfending women and children.
There is no national party but the American
party. 1t alone seeks to promote the cordia
relations among the States, reverences the
Constitution and the Union, and resists assaults
upon our liberties and prosperity by foreigr
and domestic foes.-State Register.
The cordial relation which Hindooism
is trying to establish may be seen at Louisville,
where the acts Of an unknown man in a brew
cry Is made the excuse for twenty-one murder
and a cOnfiagration in which six women and
children were reduced to cinders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-18
PERSONAL.

....Judge Douglas, and Colonel Wheeler.
United States Minister to Nicaragua, have ar
rived In New York. The latter leaves for
Nicaragua on Monday next.
-. The New York papers devote a large
space to the reports of cases arising from ;n.
temperance. Among the incidents, il is re.
lated that man named David I,yncb two
DAYS ago, came home slightly intoxicated. and
on trining provocation, it is alleged, dashed
IN the SKULL Of his wife with a loaded whin
Lynch was taken to the Tombs, and his wife
70 the hospital, where she will probably die in
worry short time. .ao.5 : -
-. Solomon Childs, a respectable farmer Of
Waithsm, Mass, was gored on the 18th inst.
oy a bull de was attempting to chain the
animal in his barn.
80. At a late term of the county court in
Perry county, Indiana, there were tweptv-t two
applications for divorce, seventeen of which
were granted One lady set forth in her petit.
uoh mat her lord always slept with his back
toward her. She obtained bill.
80. Dr. Charles Treichel, deputy collector
Of the port of Philadelphia, died at his ,es;.
denee in that city, on Thursday morning afts,
painful illness. DR.. T. was widely Rnowr
and respected. He had held the post Of denuty
collector for thirty years.
.... The Rev. Mr.. Theobald Mattbsv h.,
remained in London since his return from Ma
deira, for the purpose of obtaining medicaI
advice His friends win be glad to hear tina,
bus health is improved.
KEY VIM Y. Rocker, formerly recto,
OF Christ Church at Winchester, Va, is nov
emeisung as minister of Fitzroy Episcopa
Chapel in London.
''..heV. Mr.. Beaumont, of Tuskogee, Ala
n been accepted by the Baptist Board O.
missions as Missionary to Central America
....Col. John Rowan, Minister to Sardinia
under the administration of Mr. Polk, died OF
eeived . few days previous at Bardstovn. XIV
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OFFICIAL.

franklin Pierce, President of the DATED States
of America, TO all chonl tt may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that Don RAMON F. VALDEs has been ap-
pointed consul-general Of the Republic of Me1i-
co, for the United States Of America, l do hereby
recognize him as such, and declare him free &c
exercise and enjoy such functions, powers and
privileges as are allowed to the consuls general OF
the most favored nations in the United States
In testimony whereof have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal OF the United
States TO be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washing
ton, the lith day Of August A ID. 1855. and
IL. 81 OF the Independence of the United States
OF America the eightieth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY. Secrefary Of State
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

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THE UNION ACADEMY.

THE Fifth Annual Session OF the Union Acad-
IL envy; and the Sixth Of the Union Female
Academy, viii open on the first Monday I'm Sep
TENDER, and continue IL weeks
Terms Is usual.
Circulars at the Bookstore Of r arnhsm, Esq,
and at the Rugby House, corner I4th and SITS.
These Institutions are organized and con-
Quoted as to secure that mental and moral train
Ing which viii best prepate the pupil for the re2i-
ties Of life.
RICHARDS, Prin ia
Mrs. Il. RICHARDS, Prin. U. F. A.
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rOrdeced 20 be advertised In ne = Fvssssr
Sfoy - .erceabls % The following ssrtiou % NJ
Post once I.aw-it being the Dsvspep~ having
The largest circulation q any daily paP~ pub
lished in Washington:
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list " letters remaining uncalled for In any pod
Office in any city, town, or village, where nevs-
Papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
iished once only I'm the Newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener. shall kavs fAs srfsa
circulation within the range Of the deliveV q
said oelce, TO be decided by the Postmasss IL
such ofieel
srfer.on. applying letters IN ne fsns-iAs INST ON
please thsy q
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HE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
&&Sas 49,

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, August &c,
l. iS55.-The late distractions 10 the uss of The
Road, at kingwood Tunnel, having been re-
moved, FREIGHT of all kinds (as We'll as pas
senger) in both directions, is now forwarded as
promptly upon the schedule time A continue
tion OF this despatch Is ensured by the buildino
OF new road over the hill at Kingwocd, by which
the use Of the tunnel may be avoided, until II IL
completed. JOHN II. DONE,
au lS-St Master q Transportation.
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/. The RICE CRoPs.-The Southern Journal;
represent that the rice crops are unusually
hourishing, and that the indications promise
more than an average yield for this season.
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CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.

DERSONS declining housskeeping, or having
Il surplus OF household effects, will fnd US al
all times prepared to pay them the highest cash
prices for their ENTIRE STOCK, or such articles as
they may wish 10 dispose Of. We will also eX-
change new furniture for old at moderate prices
Furniture neatly repaired and vanished al the
Shortest notice, on reasonable terms
BONTZ q COOMBS,
Furniture Warerooms 7th St, bet I and X.
an l1-2w
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,U The ship Antarctic, Capt. Stcuffer. ar.
rived at New York on Thursday, with $50
ernigrants from Antwerp. The pssssur.n MAJ
among them in cash, $f1, sl7 a.
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For particulars see bills in principal hotels
GEORGETOWN on TUESDAY, August
18th, and ALEXANDRIA on WEDN ESDAY
August 18th. au lS-dtSep
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This Company is distingr shed for the elegance,
novelty, and variety O. its entertainments,
EQUESTRIAN,
GYMNASTIC AND PANTOMIMIC,
Displaying the highest order Of Foreign and
Domestic Talent. Among the principal Artists Of
this Troupe are
Madame VIRGINIA SHERWOOD,
Mons. NICOLO Il PUPILS,
Mr.. GEO BACHELOR,
..f Mr.. DAVIS RICHARDS,
Mr.. G. SHERWOOD,
FRANK PASTOR, &c
CLOWN, JOE PENTLAND.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

lust received by BENTER & DUBANT, at
~ Washington Hall Restaurant, cor
ner Of Pa. avenue and Sixth st, south <u<V1X
side, another choice lot Of real Green x
SEA TURTLE, which will be served
up daily al IL O'Clock, in Steaks, Soup, &C
Families supplied with the soup by the gallon.
au I1-3t
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TOURNAMENT AND FANCY BALL

TOURNAMENT AND FANCY BALL
AT THE
FAUQUIER w. s. SPRINGS.
THE Tournament will take place on THURS
Il DAY, the 18th Of August, and Fancy Ball on
the evening Of the 3lst.
Knights from distance are invited to enter tie
lists with the sons of the Old Dominion.
On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th instant, there will
be Stag Chase; the Venison 1.-TWO saddles) to be
eaten on the day Of the tournament
au lS-lw ALEX. BAKER.
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JOE PENTLAND'S
OF r. q U S.

THIS Superb Troupe will exhibit
4 ON MARKET SQUARE,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY,
August 30 and 81, and Sept 1.
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Doors open at and Z p. m. Performance half
an hour afterwards
Admission 25 cents
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G10 REWARD.-Estrayed from the SUBJ
" III scriber, on Tuesday, the 14th in a.
slant, light gray Horse, nearly white, is 10y
about II years old, Is hands high, well made h.
has the mark Of yoke on his neck, also between
the nOcf and fe1ock from wearing spancils; also,
crest fallen. / will give the above reward 10 any
one who win return him safe to me
THEO. SHEKELLS,
Grocer, 81 Seventh ST, bet and X
1--2t&
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AGENTS FOR THE stan.

The following persons are aathorised 10 con.
tract for the publication Of advertisements in
the Star:
Philadelphia--v. B. PALMER. N. W. eorner
OF Third and Chestnut streets.
New Yors-S. M. PErrIxeILA Co N.a..u
street. wv
oos.eE--V. B. PALnzR, Scollay's Building.