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r. Z. ZINN,
CoNEccltoHcr and RrNiLerer.

CORNER or NilS &SD MADISON STREETS,
WhrCiing, W..
wll hA tecn Oul lilo IbIYc, lilo subscriber has re-.
N Ll1yCd hi, CstaI N,lcut ~ l9 "ilJldse cOrsr,m
wiero Ito Will 10 en'ei TO tee all us oil customers and
as lGany rev OlcS uS yCall Ills STUCK Is much en-
l4rged, aid Ills ROOMS Neatly reIilel candles, Fruits
SUs, fc a. Wholesale al Tie very lowest prlces, Par
ties all IlIleS supplied VIII CIkcS Hlh NUTS al SHIRT
est nnrt ils Ice UrcIRi SlUIH Is the most renanl In
lilo city anu 10 attention wall le spared to pleSsc hls
Gpll y, zlSN.
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nJone Captain Anthony Wals6ha been pr.
rested New Orleans, olarged with violation Of
lie neutrality Ia&s, eOlslng men t1t tile eli
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: SAP Rtsutr or IEsrlSo,-on The 81 ipstoD,, at
Memphis, Tennessee, young man, ina spirit Of
leSily, said 10 Ms. Green Watnley, respectable
ladyln delicate health, that her husband had
.o,beep seriously iojated by day running over
him. The announcement gave her such shock
q that she Immediately fs,pled, and in short time
q was d eotnse.
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sara o. Bnss,-A petition for lie repeal Of
thesehieace against Nj, Smith o'tItIeahu has ateady
been signed, II is said BY seyetal me,bets Of The
lIiltsh HOUSE Of Peers and by neatly $50 mentets
ofthe House Of Commons, and many Of The mag
hates Of political life,
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wa4ass Asp llt.Lra At Nkw osts.Ss,--
The no, weather begins to be oppressive at New
Orleans, and many Of lie inhabitants ate pFepat'
ins 10 leave their business and The city for lie sum.
met The plcayune urges The necessity Of inn
mediaiely adopting quarantine regulations At
present the city appears to enjoy good health
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arit III hp;oted that ,ihe friends of MI Fill.
mo,ein New York ate actively engaged In further.
sbE jbs pfSltsl iot scouting hin a uonlAaton for
= fe'elsSlI6a to The Presidential ohalt
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8 Et1'The census olItle Stale Of New YotSls 10
sltelassng est MONTH The arrangements Will It
81 expected tehdetIt6e census more complete
and tsfQt9lss t6sasdylhtt las heretofore been
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nA..nlrTiol.eE

County Ticket,
JoaS o C4StsEtt, joins ESotE, and !. ", silTcptLt,
will he supported at The emitting election for the House Of
Delegates They are loo VEL known 10 reed ttrher no
lice, and we commend lhemAs tht ticket for
mys 3ai Quo COUNTY,
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<, rfThs Cincinnati Gazette Of Saturday ssya--
n1,Gs committee ftom the City Council Of Colum.
6ps yesterday made contact with Mt. Lalta for
saStesn Fife Engine, 10 10 half lie capacity Of
Ssthose now In use iu,his city, ltIstob e done IN
months, and 10 cost 5000.
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Steamboat Disasters on the W os-
tern Waters,
AND
STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.

fNllR undersigned hayo nov In eourse Of fLtaration,
i lew StcAnIlp,,t Directory, which win DO isStcd ~
Iletoh't rextI lh9 book VIII contain eyer Two bundled
hGable n1ller. II will Do OF Of lilo most Interesting
hooks ever pnhlIshe, aud Will DO ok That viii 9e ~
oIesll15 to 81 cllHot Of Ie9c Thy SlslnbOat lllTee
Steamboats, llOW htutIn Tie Western and Southern wa
tcls. tbs length model, seed, power aud Tonnage OF
Gatl boat tvotC aud Is WHOM! built tho Mans o. tLe
las aud Officers, her aE, 80. &c. Tic llllectoIy Will
contain History OF Steamboats, a SteimhOaiIn3 on Tho
western waters, sEec tIe Invention Of sieami also
lAne Of tho builder, commander and owner.
Tho lllyC Directory will rOhaiU lA AID description
OF all tho SicanlEat hlSasters Tint lave ACQUIRED on ic
western AID sputle wuIers, beautifully illustrated with
lii Of all ilIAo WHO have ltrlsrd BY lHir burning,
sinhlIi and exploding, OH the WeSteTn and Southern wa
ies slIce 1871, Tic Directory VIII contain AuPSof tho
Ohio Mississippi, MisSUuIl, lals, lk9mas, White,
Red 0niclia, faLOb, ah her Rivers Will tho Towns
and Cities laid down, With correct tslahcesi also, many
other River and tohic clll Items Of Interest t0tlc req
rIc a Large. hook ~! Contain the cards OF Tho vail
0t5 u, y. Mall Beats, with tic roio ey ale III, %cN1
The directory will also contain complete list Of oil The
responsible SlcanbOl cemed ulcCsi ilNlr places Of res
nrnIs, hnl all Tie important U. $. Supreme 0url Steam
boat Decisions W. TO that ddtei lilo Rates nd important
IUnncltla Privileges, Hills Of lauing, Important le-
rlAOns Of The YaUuS U - Courts IN TegIid 10 RrcGlS
,hhiGSt.
The Directory will he Illustrated in tic best style and
nrlWlrd In liz best manner lite RU0r has for six years
been gathering tOScer all tie llctS AMI llens IN regard 10
Ito numerous stesmVlL Disasters Un tho Western AID
Southern waters, and now Intends publishing them IN
book Torn Tho price Of the work w 10 Pt al tie low
sum Of Ono llosr Rlvt thousand copies win 10 issued
far tic hOalncns all Others DESTROYS or subscribing viii
lavc 10 1850 al Ote, as mono VIII te plcd unless or
6Y cS yo will receive e Cons y' Of I Sbove work.
Tito work will 10 Issued III October Agents at New Or.
ellS Memphis 81. Louis l0nSvlllci PitlShuTG WlCtl'
lug and Cllclnnll, will WAIt HpuN tho Steamboat cont.
uaHUAlA mil nsFltfiafa lila llulg
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state liz D nj D M
AMERICAN TICKET

JAats pAvEt, d mon /, q and lolS NRlpl
are candidates tot tue ti6s nom Ohio s9sB
81 Tbey ATE sool ma AM llps, Saay sppPoftsl
bythe ~ =.
myit AMERICAN 9 F ~ -.
Rps. ISrtLLtosSoEe i-tttse. announce that Mr, Bp-
w1sb Sosros IL apdldiso t Tie ofhte Of 1asiles o.
Tue Peace vacated BY ihs atst6 81 ayld richards l'
loeAononl hs NAlion4l Bcsa, midway between Wheel
s and Tntdslbh6t one which WIN tRsbls him 70 DIS
charge lie iacS otths otts With great aelliy,aS h
wIil In other respettstolhe 9gsatlIonof The
imstt pEoPLR.
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S,.0essio Tho senla, whose lSdie, wasAy
Turns blektO lis color lilo llair that wAS gray

u'Ptoeaor WOODS laJt Restorative, advertised in
oarpertor the sdsc Of several weeks, lst primo Stl-
te, Rottle removal NJ dsI and lTnPar'Ins soI'Iess
and beauty to Tho hair itls We Think uneqaacd aud
l0se WHO have tlea tiOmpshly testify That II will moi
only ei,c the hair 10 grow, but, when gray, restore TO
lis original color, GtSe ltatal,-kte 6s..i Oct, 10,
mylo r,u,LoaAS 4 Co, Agents,
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frThe examination Of Postmaster Kendall, on
ihs charge u pb4Eaciias money fcni letters pass
Aug though lie posoflSe, was In progress al the
= lStest dates The stolen money ives attempted 10
be negotiated through letters signed .Matshai Han.
son and HE prosecution alleges that no such pet.
son exists, and that Tho letets were written by
keDdsll SeSetal witnesses swoFe 10 lie belief
sSths,lhs Handwriting was that Of Kendall.
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IJNOSII rs Of bIl kIIS DlsterSl Scrubs clamps SOe
IS brushes, window and wall brushes
Alsd-a enc l0l Of fsSllsf ppIsts and vi brushes
Ecpi constantly on htRIl " ~. a. 80,
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENT.
ALEXANDRIA, June Q, 1S5

ALEXANDRIA, June Q, 1855.
Arlington, lately on trial for the murder Of
Higgins, was severely injured q day or two
since by The falling Of a wall upon him. DR..
II. II. Lewis has smputsted one Of his legs,
aad this morning We learn that he lies in q
very critical condi ion.
The county court concluded q very interest.
ing and important term on Thursday.
The arrangements for tho new steamer Alice
O. Price are announced in the Gazette of this
morning. Our community have just reason to
thank the enierprising gentlemen at the head
Of the company for this most valuable auxilia-
ry TO our city trade.
This morning fine dwelling and valuable
negro slave were offered at public auction in
the market square.
At the June term of the Circuit Court for
the county VI Fairfax, last week, X. ID. Dickey
was convicted of the murder Of II. O. ST. Clair
and sentenced 70 eighteen years imprison-
ment in the penitentiarY. The case Of Grims-
lev, charged with the murder Of Shepherd,
was postponed until ns1t term.
Our City Collectors give notice that all who
pay their city taxes previous to the hrst Of
July, will be entitled TO q deduction Of iour
DC, cent AM.
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By GREEH g. SCOTT. Austione.rs.

1NWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS q. Auc-
K ton On THURSDAY, the 7th June next, nc
O'Clock D m. we shall sell on the premises Lot
No 2, in Square No. SIS, fronting g feet on Of,
between An and 5h, running back s. feet TO % n.
alley.
fronting 27k feet Fourth street, running back Toe
feet. between and X streets.
The above described property is about two and
half sqrares from the Northern Liberties Markst
House.
Terms: One quarter cash balance In 9, -, and
Is month. tor notes bearing interest
Deed given and deed Of trust taken 20 secure de-
feIred payments. Title perfect.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
may 30-eo&ds Auctionsers-
Ar The above sale 10 postponed In
consequence Of he rain unLil MONDAY, the llth
instant, at the same hour.
GREEN D. SCOTT,
je Sd kuctioneers
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EoursrnrAs STATUE or wAsnssros.-Tbs
Amss Manufacturing Company, in Chicopee,
Washington, to stand in Union square, New
Ysrk II was modelled by r. K Brown, OF
Leydsn, Massachusetts,, and as work Of art
is spoken Of in the highest terms Of praise
The Springfield Republican says: "Piece
After piece has boon sent of, every one of
which was perfect, and on the morning of our
visit to the establishment, Washington him.
self, leeless and ha dless, and sitting on q
saddle that was horseless, was finding his dig.
nifed way out of the sand F"
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NHOICE COLLECTION OF RARE AND VAL
I ; liable Oil Paintings at Pubic Aucuon.-On
TUESDAY afternoon, June 18th, al ~ O'Clock, At
the saloon over Farnham's Bookstore, corner Pa.
avenue and llth street, shall sell q collection OF
rare and valuable Cd Paintings, selected with great
care by u. N. BarlOw, ESQ.,, from various gale ies
on the COnuncdt. Amongst them will be found
sp cimens of DOmencbino, VelssQueZ, Sir Godfrey
Kneer, A. Van Willies, John Wilson Gsinsboro',
Murila, Vernet, Poussin, Slayer, jr., and others.
The saloon will be open and the Pictures on free
exhibition dSily until the sale.
Catalogues may be obtained az the saloon or at
tse auction rooms
Terms: 800 and under cash; over tina. sum Q
credit Of sixty and ninety days, for notes satsfsctot
ly efruorssd, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ie6-d AuctOneer.
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JOHN n. ELvAEs. WILLIAM THOMPSON
EEvANS d THrMPsOs,
DEALERS IN
HARDW ARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &c.
No 326 PsnusyIvanta avenue.
betoeer Ninth and Tenth streets, Washingto D. C.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Plated
Tea, Table and Desert Spoons
Carvers and Forks, Sleels, Knives NTH and with
out Forks
Brass, Britannia, Block Tin and Plate Candlesck.;
Shovel and TOngs, Waffle Irons, Sd Irons
Maslin and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grdirols,
Ovens, &c.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rural Cottage. Close, Cupboard, Chest, Till, Pad
and Trunk Locks
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws. Cut and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Brad's Shutter screws and Stubbs, Door Sprirg:,
Handr Ill Screws, Donr Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door SheaveE and Rail, &C.
CABI>ET MAKERS GOODS.
Hair Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, GimPs, Soia an
Chair Springs
Venitian Blind Hooks, Rack PulIeys, Roller Ends,
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c
CARPENTERS GOODS.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves. CHS
els and Gouses, Plane Irons
Augers, Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham
fners, Hatchets, Deves
Bevils Squares, Guages, Axes, sc.
BLACKSMITH AND COACH MAKERS GOODS
Black aud Bright Springs, AIles, FellOes, Srokes,
Hubs, Bows. Shafts, Poles
Sleigh Runners, Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump
Joints, Stump Collars, Top PropS
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Innings, Lining
Silks, Damask, Scanning Cords
Tufts Tassels, Buttons, Tacks, FrinCes Laces, and
Plain and EnamaiIed Canvass
Russia Duck, Enamelled Leather Dash lie .ther,
&c ELVANS s. THOMPSON,
IL l-6n 326 Pa ayenue
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By j. =. MCGUIRE. Aucttonssr.
2 RUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE AND Ell

By j. =. MCGUIRE Auctt0nssr.
e RUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE AND Ell
: igibly situated Real Estate on the Island By
virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date the 9th az
of tune, le55, and recorded in Lii er A. g., No.
IS, foIos l36 &c. the scribe will sell, az pub
lie sale, On THURSDAY, the l4th day Of June,
1855, at So O'Clock p. m, on the premises. all those
pieces parcels Of ground lying and being situate
in the city of Washington, and known and distin-
gushed as the north half Of Lot No. Il and tho
whole Of Lot 49, in Square S43, the whole fronting
20 feet6 inches on ~ street west, between X and
streets south, and running back 100 feet al
ley with the buildings and improvements, which
consist Of q subs antisl and comfortable cottage
built Frame Dwelling House and necessary out
houses.
The above property Is situated in q rapidly i'm
proving sart Of the city, and offers favorable opp
ponunity persons desirous Of obtaining residence
or investing.
The terms Of sale will be one third cash retidus
In g. IL, and l6 months, for notes bearing interest
from cay Of SALE secured by deed Of trust upon the
propert,.
Ii the terms OF sale are not complied with in ain
days after the sale, the property win be rssold q
the risk and expense Of the purchaser.
All cOnveyancing al cost Of purchaser.
CHAS, @ WALL aCH, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
lsed Auctioneu.
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Natiye Americsn State Couyeutiou.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June THE Native
American State Convention assembled here
to day, and unanimously nominated Kimbsr
Cleaver as their candidate for Canal Commis-
sioner, at the next general election.
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Q
ie 9-e0&Cs huctiOneer,


By GRE n a. SCOTT. Suctio-eers.
VALUABLE BUILG LOT NEAR Tie
Navy Yard Gate At Auctirn On THURSDAY
the l4th June, we shall sell, at O'Clock p m, ia
from 4 the premises, Lot No 4, Square s62
TnhiiDr ~ feet inches south VI street, running
na'k 10 fcet 1 inches 10 % feet alley, between
7th aid Cana! streets cast, iamed:a ely IN front If
the Navy Yard VIII
Terms: One-thiri cash the balance in and -
moths, for notes bearing interest from the day OF
the -IiP.
A deed given and deed ftrust taken.
Ali conveyance at cost OF purchaser.
GREEN SCOTT,
jGS--d Auc,ioneeu
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MARRIAGE IN UrAH-Married on the 20 b
of March, in Great Salt Lake City, Utah Ter
ritory, by the Hon Chief Justice Kinney, Jas.
Drunmond, Esq (Gsntiel Of Iowa. to
Miss Mary Ann Taylor, only daughter Of
Elder John Taylor, one Of the Twelve Apos-
tics of the Church of Latter Day Saints. The
bride was given away by Capt Rufus Ingalls,,
Of the U. S Army.
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DIED

ia . ,
On Friday. the 9Th instant, after ling aring ILL
AIS, WILLIAM DANT, aged "a year,.
The relatives and friends OF the family are in
vited to attend the funeral from his late residence,
No. 452, street, TO morrow, Sunday at4 O'Clock,
p. m, without further notice
At half prst O'Clock this morning 9th Instant
aft er much suffering, Mrs. Al IBERIA EWEI.L,
eonsort Of F. NJ Ewel, resigned to the will Of her
Heavenly Father.
Tier friends and those Of the family are invited
hereby attend the fun. raj al O'Clock this even
ing, at No 9, south side New York avenue, between
9Th and Oh streets west.
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sBHBAKua Yesterdsy a case
was tried before Justice Goddard that inter.
estsd quite number Of gentlemen who heard
the facts. Thomas Mortimer, q boy fourteen
years OF age, an apprentices, who sometimes
leaves his work and bis home for bis smuse.
msnt, had collar, sometimes called woke,
fastened on his neck IN order to break him of
MS bad habits The boy went to his mother,
WHO obtained the advice Of a lawyer, and car.
ried her son to Justice Goddard, who sent for
Goldsmith to take the collar from the boy nee K.
Inc case will be taken to higher court
whore il will be tried
CENTRE MARKEf.-This morning, beef I2t
to lo4 cents . pound; potatoes, IS cents a
peck; green peas, for like quantity, 37i to
70 cents butter, per poun !, Is to 81 cents !;
eggs, 20 cents dozen; lamb 81 cents TO 81 a
quarter; mutton, 10 to 12t cents a pound.
Prices Of other articles were about the same
as they were on the preceding market day.
TIE GRACE CHURcH FESTIVAL, at the new
Concert Hall, next to the Star buildings, will
be continued this evening Strawberries and
creams, and other dslioacies. have attracted
not few persons thither to participate 10 the
delightful entertainment.
INSULTING FKMALEs M Editor: avail
myself Of the columns of your interesting and
extensively read paper to call attention to the
practice which prevails among certain ana.
mails, wearing the form of man, Of insulting
females, if alone, while walking in open day
light the streets Of our city. Has it not come
to pretty pass, indeed, in this age Of decenoy
and refinement, that thu gentier sec cannot
walk our most public thoroughfares, either on
business r Tor pleasure, even beftrs the god
OF day has sunk to his couch in the west, with
out feeling the dead that during their prom
enade they are likely to be insultingiy ac.
costed BY some one of the many beasts in hu.
man shape that prowl every avenue Of our
city, seeking when they may devour.
M. Editor, the foregoing is written with
the hope that it may reach the eye of the
gsntLsnlan who had the consummate impu
dence, in an insulting manner, to accost lady
while shc was walking, yesterday afternoon,
in the vicinity Of the Presidents Mansion,
and that he may profit by this timely notice of
his dastardlJ conduct. For his sake il is we'll
that ne is not known to the writer, otherwise
he would receive different kind of admoni.
ton, which it is most likely he would not for
get the balance Of his life. A word to the
wise is sufficient
DEFENDER OF THE WEAK
WATCH RETURNs.-Wm. PindalI, colored,
profanity fne and costs. G w. Redmon's
ysgrant; workhouse thirty days. Mary
Brown, c0lored, disorderly security and coste.
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ikRs.-Wesk, nervous, depressed In spirits, and .
prey to nnumerabe mental well physical evils the
victim 10 dyspepsia IL indeed object Of
Yet 10 absurd for him to despair We
low, nervous and irritable he be- cordial proper
ties OF HOOFLASD'S GERMAN BITrERS, prepared by DIR.
g. NJ Jackson philadelphia, stronger than the
headed monster which IA preyng his body and mind
and III be chooses TO try them, will insure speedy
See advertisement ia F-an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09
New York Markets.

New YORK, Juno Cotton 10 frm. Flour
hes declined II cents good Ohio, 50 56a$9. 81;
Southern is heavy at $l1 25s$Il 81 Wheat
is dulI white Michigan 81 56s$2 80. Corn 10
sitter, but not generally higher; mixed 81 o.
sSl 05 Pork has advanced lie per 100 lbs.
Beef l. firm. Lard is dull. Whisky Is heavy
at 35aS5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09
"a SECRET FOR THE LADIEs-How TO PRESERVE

TT PRESERVE
W. Besuty-Don't Chalk, Lily White or any of the
soaled cosmetcs To conceal faded ssow
You would have the brought back cheek
clear healthy and transparent skim life and vgor u
fused through the system get bottle of Corters Spanish
Mixture and take ding directions not
taste quite well sweetmeats but aser few doses
do not ind health beauty revvng your step
elastic and vigorous and the whole
invfgorsed Ike Spring morning. then your hope
less and all the valuable certificates possess 20 for
naught IL is the greatest purifier blood kncs n
perfectly harmless and at the time POWERFULLY eca
cious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09
New York Stock Market

NEW YORK Junee Stocks are dull Money
Is unchanged Sales at the first board OF
Erie Railroad at 4si; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad SIt; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin.
cinnati Railroad. 1875; Cumberland, 3ot:
Reading Railroad 30; New York Contra Bill
road, 93i; Virginia 6's, s9f; Missouri Sc, eat;
Ohio 6's, 10Y; Kentucky 6's, 1885,
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Marine DiSaster

NEW YORK, June 9-The schooner Emily
Ward, from Wilmington, went ashore on Sta
ten Island, last night. II will be necessary 10
discharge her cargo before she can be got OF.
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The Steamers Ksvs in New Orleans.

Nkw ORLEANS, June 6.-The Afriea's news
was reserved here BY the National line ahead
of the Southern line, and published by the
Associated Press. The Picsyuns had . brief
dispatch, but Of little account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

By WALL, BARNARD a. co Auetss
VESSEL At AUCTIOH.-On MONDAY next,
Y lIth instant, at o clock p m, at the steam
boat wharf. lilh street, we shal sell To the hiehes
bijds, the schooner Only Son, with all her ngGng
and fitting complete.
good opportunity il offered 70 those in want a
sucn a vessel Terms al sale.
WALL, BARNARD B. CO.,
ie Ids Auctioneers.
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The Philadslphis Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, june s.-Lsst night E B.
Bartlett, of Kentucky, Was elected on the sixth
ballot President Of the Convention. The VOC
was-for Bartlett, 90; fOs Barker, N. T., s2.
C. D Freeman was elected Vice President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09
By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctionssrs.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL al Auction - On WEDNESDAY, TIE I3lh In
slant, we shall SELL at the residence of lazy de
clininr housekeeping, on The north siie If ST II
nor b, M. 26S between 18th and 18Th streets west
a. 10 clock a. m. good assortment Of Furniture,
viz:
Mali gany Buresue and Sidebcards
Do dining, 81 e and other Tables
Feather Beds
Rair and shuck Mattresses
Bedsteads, WarGrobes and Washstands
China, Glass, Crockery and Stoneware
Canes. at nd Other Chairs
Window SHADE, Lounges
TIL ce-ply, ingram aud other Carpets
Solar, ha !. and ether Lamps
Stoves, Shovel and TGngs
Wit, a good lot q Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
j. Sd Aucuonsers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

IN SHILLINGTONfS.
The Watchman, will be found fitting companion
70 the popular and simple story Of the Lamp
lighter
Harpers' Magazine for June-cOmmelc Ices q nsw
volume
The Missing Bride, by Mrs. southworth
The Two Guardians, by the author of HearseaSe
Blancb Lorwood, q tale of modern life
Virginia, Harper's Story Book for June
Book Of Thoughts, Memories, and Faneiss, by
Mrs jameson
Peeps from Belfry, or the Paris Sketch Book
Leaves from a Fam ly Journal, by the author of AZ.
tic Philosopher In Paris
Joy and Care friendly book for young mothers, by
Mrs. Suthill.
All the new books published received immediate
y afterwards, and every thing :hr stationery line
for sale at SHILLINGTON'S,
Bookstore, Oteon Building,
jel Corner ~ st and Pa. av.