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Wines, Teas and Groceries ut a Great sacrifice.
We will offer THIS DAY at No SOC 0rsnds, large lot d
choice WINES and sRANDiES At less than half their
original which Of the choicest brand. i'm
ported TEAS de c hsyors English bfeAkfst
3 uehcrs New Crop ooong sct Teas tc STORE to LEI
aud MIXTURES for SALE.
To Publishers and Others.-HOLkAN q GRAY,
o. CsDre and WhteG having established sTEh-
EOTYPE FOUNDRY the >stion Of those Who require
sspstch IN get their works before the pubic % al
Of py amount notice Twelve superior powerprese.
enable prewoYk fst cheap and as good
other essbsbmert In the world Cards, BIZ HEADS,
Chcnsrs and al binds II Plain and Ornamental Pnnng exc
be odAted with Composition or Presswork ON
soyaDts feous terms
Letters Catalogues. Circulars, Advertisements,
drI admitted by the best judges that there sad defect
IN these departments Of popular literature. :,
.pry ,oon 10 WILLOWS u. s. SCHOOL AGENCY, No 195
Bosdp here their manuscp will be revised and corrected
at mod@a'e expense.
The Merchants, and Clerks Library Association,
No. 50 Wiiamsi., between Pine and Cederss-Nenoers
and others wishing become members are informed I'd Al inc
LihsD and Reading Room are NOW OPEN, and fufnhnod
with vsriety If Books Msszoe and papers Office hours,
ga ~ 10 ?. B. RTCHARD BURLEW, President
JOINS C. WILTON, Recording Sec.
A frigbffuI Mortality among Children is disclosed
by the weekly record Of deaths The Summer Complaint and
the Wboopng Cough 5eemste juveniles and adult popus
ton Yet these diseases yield 70 mcCLlNrOCKS DIAR-
RHEA CORDIAL and the wHOOPING COUGH REMEDY
with a. much certainty night follows day Sold BY CUSH
MAN Co., No. 2s5 Broadway.
The only efectuai Exterminat0r without danger or
stencb.-HENRY CO5rARS efeetuai RAT, COCK,
hOAC6. kc.. FXTERMINATOR. Wholesale and Veal
Ne 90 South S-st Phi sdepha Agent for Philadelphia Penn
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Mem Publications.
4" BOOK WHICH STANDS ALONE
n The New Novel upon Fashionable Rsrion,
WHICH: TIL RIGHT OR THE LEFT?
Pages 30. LIMO. Frioe II 2.

The leading journals and clergyman Il the Union unsn
NOUS in the opinion tbs, this THE BOOK OF TIE NINE
TENTH CENTURY Il IL boldly aud powerfully writteni
the subject rev. original and hand ed with skill aud dsn
tery be eomprehendedonly examination Of
its psse Cersymen Of ell denominations are recommending
from their pits; the press everywhere style it the most
original Of time while in leading cries 1t Is the
only book talked Of Dealers safely recommend it 70 their
eu,to original and vigorously written book be-
fore or since Uncle Tom Those who have read il, unAn
nouy spontaneously affirm that it win have wider and
LONGER sale than any WORK Published in twenty years
GARRETT & Co., Pabishers No. IS Ann-st.
fors Nv al booiseliers.
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JEW BOOKS of the WE f X -
Rn- sale BY RIINCE 4 BROrHER.

No l3 Sasss1s a.
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS. BY Lady
HovsDd. 2 vols, limo. cloth ~
MAUD. AND OTHER POEMS. By Alfred Tennyson-
I vol, lSmo., cloth. 81 cents
THE JEALOUS WIFE. By Mise Psrdoe. svo.. paper. Soc
CONFESSIONS OF A PRETTY WOMAN. 80 cents.
MY BONDAGE By Frederick Douglass. vol, l2no
cloth 81 %.
ELLIE; or The HUMAN COMEDY. By J. Asten Cook,
author Of Virginia Comedians. New edition. 81 %
ALONE. Ply Marion II Irsnd fresh supply 81 S
JAMES GORDON BENEFITS LIFE ANB TINES
wi. limo. cloth 81 g.
LEARNING TO TALK. By jacob Abbott 50 cents
BUNCE BROTHERS, Boob sellers add Polishers,
No. ID Nssssu-st-
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TUR Ngw-YORK TRIBUNE
Religions NotiGs.

MR. Thompson wb3 years has presehet In va
,os hurch.s n will preach To- ORhOW MORN-
ING and EVp MING the MON Methodist Church, lohat
h,sweeb 9TH and 9Th
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WI sOcn De Prbllhed
rTN II L + X T. VI A NJ
II lers il any one Representative Mar 10 whom the nober
qualities Of Humanity largely developed than In an
other, IL
Of Ascs-s ready spend time exhaust srenz D,
and .k lie unpaid for the good Of others Trends
ard foes alike ghe deeds Of noble prompting pr
ruei hv afford the splendid material for she
bookmsksr Tor The hfst time emboeied bean
Characteristic Of the her0l
L III L. l. II j. NJ A n.
book destined intense interest," and meet greater
o. than The Lar pligtter" any similar publication
One large limo. volume beautifully Illustrated Pnce e.
Mailed post fee, receipt OF price. -
ROSS, JONES Il TOUSEY, Publishers,
No. l03 Ssssad e.
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FETRIDGE Co., Washinston-st., Boston.

TYRE BEAUTIFUL SUMMER BOOK
i Thus discouI good Judge Of
UNTRY MARGINS
SUMMER RAMBLES.
the night gathered glad 20 nd myself sitting under
good lamp which furnished with ample light for reading
bad been 700 busy ooz INFO book had Ia
hand aud which desired read. have Country
Msrsps By L. ". dsasfeld, author Of Up Country LET
fers with nos aud BY Mr. Hammond Of the
Albany Register. Ibis The FIRST OF MI MaDn-d books 70
hitch he has put bis AL have been populas and th
will be 90 for reaches the heart OF The reader Il has free
sud Of touching you 10 the most sensitive place.
quiet pierc Of shining 10 the secret reces'es OF
feeling and men lie books In the introduction of the
booL there passage which be- IL frankly confessed, brought
tears into my eyes, n. Journal OF Commerce
l2po. Price 81
J. c. DERBY Pub ishe-.
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NEw-YoKK.
Invite the attention Of Merchants generally 20 tne extensive
stock Of eh SIX Fancy Goods adapted 70 the Fab a"e
sbAsns the newest and desirable styles imported this
Particular attention requested to their unsurpassed
variety Of dress bnes ordered expressly for their very se
City and interior trade. IL believed that no sih Importing
aud Jobens House IN the country oder superior induce
zssD& Nov IN fh assortment Of silks. Mernos Mus
ha De LsiDes, Ribbons, shsws Lsees Embroidery, "hhe
Goods Dress Trimmings, and every ether description OF s
kHadise Usually kept in slk house.
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IN RUROP FAN CT & a
She5 on The departure n escb Nal Gamer io s s
II Al e5 per Annum, postage Included Sinse Sope'' Oh
k.atk
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Excursion OF the Mechanics shirt sewers -sSso-
rfrtianTts AfsocGion composed OF ths employees and
ptfons Of Mr JOIN TRIPLER, No. S9s GrandsI, vent
On an excursion m Tuesday, 20 She export, Conn.
The was entirely and novel AFFAIR got mp by
Mr entirely be expense, and evnees spirit OF hDer@y
heretofore Known
meetre q the passengers and committee held on board
,f the ste sr % Bridge
resolutions uuaui uoUsy adopted:
He,ored That be friends Of fOHN a. tx FLNR, have
rcoeved another evidence u hs generosity and noble
Of heart ~ providing or W In saeh hoea manner ths
spleftd excursion.
keoed ThAi Vt congratulate him the snccess o, the
Nfehauics shit ard him Of earnest
vi bee for hi nual property long life and good health
Re.osed That hia aud genemanlV deangs VITO
f nun eoDs feisous his employ aud his hosts Of patrons
meet hearty cemDerdson; and would express the
hore n A. Other business may lean that the best way to
awe god to workers and good goods to
pe'ion,.
eessi our thanks due Captain Sanks for his
able and .entemAny conduct sod for his uncesns cdos 10
renctr he excursou safe End sgfeeGhlc.
Eessst 1hsi re thgks o. this company be tsndeied g
Captain hSrt Of he NH Ward Police aud 20 Thos steers "
Churchill santa Mi and fsncis Carpenter, Of the 18th Ward
Police. ter their vigilance @ this occasion.
Ad. bRI .GS. ! s,-,r,,,,aa
j.. T. SASNAY.
d. p. STEELE. o..
CHAs wHrLOCK, NeS'uN'"'
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BRILLIANT NUMBER: The SUNDAY
n CuURlER Of TOMORROW will coutsin the coutinas-
toe Of sstsorbng and powerfully written romance OF
THE SrOlEN CHILD.
An Adlitinnal Chapter u the
CONFESSIONS or A SATANIC MRIEA
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.
NIB AND Mas BROWNS YACHTING EXPERIENCE
PRCSPK CTS OF TIE FALL IRADk.
AMALINEfS ACTING AT WALLACh'S.
T L BROOKLYN FERRIES.
THF IOND Don LITTER
TIE ARRIVAL or john B. COUGH, TIE TEMPER
ANCE ORATOR
Cruss and Casustes; al Sorts Of Anecdoles News Para
srsxbs; Editorials &c. f-r sale everywhere.
JAS. l. SMITH & Co. PuhlisherslSo IS Spruc-st
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NEW NOVELS BY MISS PARDOE!
~ Just Published;
THE CONFESSIONS OF A PRETTY WOMAN,


IUNFFNNIUNS \ WUlI.tt'f
Also
TUE JEALOUS WIFE,
A Novel from the sdvsnce sheets
The London Sun says Of this work. .
The Jealous Wife presents mastery sketch OF what PRIDE
and psseioD effect ,...
Es place this tale 10 the highest rank Of deeply n ucve
n ~ Iso,l,sI, rtere.tins fc onsn n hn Bull.
tale great power One Of the most exec len novels
the Sc sson has produced" SUNDAY Iime~
The New.York Tunes says:
"The Jealous Wife. novel by Miss Pardee Is production
II peculiar character. The b-roioe, Dsa9nl msn o
n order 10 marry the Of her choice, who SIX years her
upio and ION lat deyoedy attached 20 her soon
al lady becomes jealous and wi bout cane
The end of wedSed love- separation md the
ues re urn her fathers pdncriy establishment We SUI
pect from The abupness and manner OF the conclusion that
Niss Pa1doe intends wiring sequel in which man and we
shs be reunited Literally based upon idea this romance
Of real written with great arisica SKI aud the interest
never hae4 there il capital moral in this book which We
trust Thar Young married people will apply themselves"
The above works pnbli.het in cheap form, price
FIFTY CENTS EACH,
W. FFrRIDGE Co franklin SQUARE. ~;
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~rW-YORK TRIBUNE.
ruR sRm-wRBKLY TRIBUNE
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

y.ssbea even TUssptr sss Tps =, All as Advertise
~ snnurn. Two copies Tor % I've io' y" -
-. 10 cents line br each insertion-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-12
THE WEI KY STAR.

This paper for the present week contains its
usual variety OF miscellaneous reading and the
latest and most reliable news, not only Of what
oocures in Washington, but In different paris
Of the Union and OF tbs world. The rapidly
increasing number. Of Subscribers, and the en-
confirms Of the press respecting it afford eyi
deuce Ofits popularity everywhere; and justi
fy rs in saying, even at the expense of modes.
ty' that more acceptable weekiy paper could
not be received into families far and noar I.
affords Us extreme sstisf4otion to have our la.
bcrs in newspaper enterprise appreciated; and
this will encourage US to redoubls our sner-
giles to make the Weekly Star still more valu.
able and s.taactivs.
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AUCTION BARGAINS IN DRESS

GOODS.
WE have just received firm an extensive suc-
w ton sale, in New York, the following desira-
BILE GOODS:
case handsome figured Bereees, at IS cts per yard
cases beautiful style Berege de Lame and Challey
dc Lame, at 25c
l case neat figured Berege de LANES, al l2c
cases good style aud quality Of Ginghams. at l2c
i case - English Chintzes, 1t 20 and 25c
case beautiful style Brlliants, at 25c
cases MeTimack and Allen Prints, at l2c
so pieces very excellent quality Of French Lawns
and Jaconeis, warranted good colors, al 80 and
Is pieces neat figured houselains, suitable for
cases best a Portsmouth Lawns, warranted fast col
rs Dress Patterns rich figured Bereges, at 20 and
100 Dress Pattern: nch figured Bereess, ct 81 and
50 pieces plain Bereses, all coors, at 81 and SIC per
10 pieces plain French Jaconets, in pink, blue,
green, purple, tan, buH, brown, and other
shades, at sc
Is pieces best quality French Ginghams, at Csc.
Ladies are respectfully invited to call and eI-
anime the ebove goods, an they will be found much
cheaper Than any we had earlier in the season.
OUR STOCK
In oil other departments 10 for the season unusually
large and well assorted. and, wishing 10 reduce IL a.
soon possible, will from this date offer any
and all Of our best Goods at very small advance on
the cost.
CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY 4 90.
may S-6t
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SUICIDE AT PoUGHksEPsIE Last week q
mar named Merit Green, who was confined in
Jail al Poughksepsie for assault ard battery,
attempted suicide with peu-inife by cutting
his throat, but did Tot succeed. He was sent
to The hospital At POughkespsis, where he has
hnce co mittsd suicide By cutting his throat
from ear to ear with razor, which by some
means he had secreted about his person, I'M
known to The officers. An inquest was held
upon the body by Coroner Collins The jury
brought in a verdict that the deceased commit
ted suicide In q state Of insanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-12
United States Patent Once,
WAsHINafoN, May 10. 1855.

ON the petition of SAMUEL sLocuH, Of smithn,ld
" B Island, praying for the extension of Q pat
emit granted to him on the seth Of september lSlI,
Tor an improvement in " machines for sticking
pins into paper" for seven years from the sxpi-
ration Of said patent which takes place on the 30h
day Of September, 1866:
Its ordered, that the said petition be heard st
the Patent Once On Monday, the 10th Of septe uber
next, at IL o'clock, m; and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted. =
Persons opposing the extension required TO Gle
In the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth In writing at least twenty days before the day
ofhsaring; all testimony fled by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with the rules Of this Onhce
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case will be closed on the
S0th Aug. dispositions and other papers relied up
as testimony must b filed in the ofics on or b.
fore the morning Of that day; the arguments u
any within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In tbs
Union, Intelligencsr and Evening Star, WashineSon
D. c., Daily Repub lean, Baltimorp; scieuti0c ama
rican, New York: and Post, Boston, Masa. one.
week for three suocesdye weeks prsyious IA ~.
Sotth Of September next. the day Of hearing.
CHAkLEs MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
P.s.-Editorsofthes above papers Win plsase oocx
and send their bills to the Patent Ofoe, With a ~.
pa containing this notice. nay i2-iavsr
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Personal,

80. Com. Bresse is at present in Washing.
ton.
lion. W. A. Bsrstow, Governor of Wis.
sonsin. and Hon. II. v. Soper, of Ny. ara a.
tic National
....Hsrr Driesbaoh, TIE celebrated sIion.
tansr," has taken q wife, and settled down
near Potosi, III.
1.-THE Know Nothing Convention at Sy.
raeuse has expelled member named Club.
buck On susp:eioH Of furnishing the proceed.
ing TO the press. Il caused much excitement
snoDg the members
THE Court Journal Of London re,ord,
the lsnOrable fact, xith due emphasis, til \.
Gr- Eiserterg had tho great honor of cutting
The oorns Of the Emperor Napoleon III. al
Buckingham Palace,
'...Australian Em;grants are returning
hcEe TO England
.'''Ths New York Post understands that
seventy babies have already entered the lists
Tor prizes q. BaTEum's Baby Show in June
next.
'.'' Hon Z B. Morgan, OF the Csyuga dis.
trica, Benjamin PriDgle, of the Tbi:tisth Con.
grtsslSnal d strict Of New York, and Hon Is.
TseI "ash ourne, Jr., Of the Fifth CopgressIon.
n District Of Maine, oortenplats setting cut
CT European tc1r On The 18th inst
....ManSpersOns sent out by the Aid So
ciety to Kansas, are returning back by every
boa: ous q spirits, out Of money, aud nearly
out at tho elbows, having found Kansas "a
hard road 20 travel"
'...Ihe Montreal Herald (Sf the 9Th inst
learn by special .elegraphic dispatch, tina,
MT CHAMPION, the British Em6asssdo- a,
warrington. arrived 1t Quebec on SATURDAY.
Ego; aid LEFT on Monday morning for Boston
me me coJsct OF his Exceilency's visit to the
Sose.hcr General had not transpirsd, but /,
ives StPposed TO have reference to recruiting
o.aL nIiisn army. He expected to visit
Sueoec again before returning 10 Washington
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AUCTION BARGAINS

TN DRY GoODs.-suiped and plaid Cashmere,
i cost 20 cents, for l2k
striped and plaid De LANES, cost 20 cents, for lsK
Yard wide Lawns, cost M cents, for
Do Ginghams, III do 8
White and coiored Spool Cotton only cent
Bleached Sheeting, three yards wide, IS cents
Beautiful Berege DE LANES. cost 81 cents, fog IL
Fine French Challey only % cents
Do do ii cents, for 8
White and colored Brilliants:only % cents
French Chintz 90 cents
Irish Linens 81 cents
"a Pillow do SIX cents
Beautiful Berege Robes, very cheap
satin Plaids and Grenadines
Also, large assortment Of Domestics
Cume early and secure the greatest bargains eva
offered in this city.
The goods must positively Be closed out sbcus
the nrst day Of July.
THE WASHINGTON STORE,
Late Magrudsr D CalvenD
No. opp. Centre Market, bet 9Th and eth e.
NAV S-lW
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NEW AND OLD PIANOS.

I'VE have now in store the largest assortment Of
w PIANOS ever ofere. in this city, from Hal
Jet, Davis & Co, Bacon d Raven, and Kuabe,
Cache q Co.'s celebrated manufactures. These
Pianos we guarantee, and sell upon very easy terms
Also, new ri no used only few months which
we offer at the low price Of $500 cash q second
hand Piano, by Andre Sten, for SIS.
very fine second hand Chickerine Piano for
sale rent at a bargain.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new.
Always on hand, Stools, Covers, Victims, Guitars,
Flutes, Accordeons, Music. &C &c.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
306 Pennsylvania avenue,
may 10 bet. 9th and 10Th streets.
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EXPLOSION OF LocoxorIvK.-A despatch.
from Cine nnati, dated May IL, SAYS, "a To-
connective attached to a freight train on the
Jefferson railway, exploded near Seymour, In.
diana, this mOrniag, killing the engineer and
fonE otheEs, passengers, Instantly The loco-
motive was blown 10 fragments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-12

q Edward Flsnegan was convicted on
Friday, in the Police Court, at Bangor, Maine,
of three offences against the Liquor Law
selling three glasses-snd was sentenced to
twenty dollars fne and costs on each. with
thirty days inprisonns1t for the 6rst offence,
sixty days for the second, and ninety days
for tho third, making one hundred and eighty
days, ana In case OF non-payment Of the fines
and costs. the imprisonment to be doubled,
making three hundred and sixty days. or a
little short of q year, in tho House Of Correc-
ton. He was committed
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GLOVES, HOSIERY. RIBBONS. &C.

John II. SMOOT, south side OF Bridge ST., near
81 High, Georgetown, has just received from New
York an 'ditonal supply Of
Taffata Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves
Short and long black twisted Silk Mitts
Open worked and plain Cotton Hosiery, every va
hety
Misses' and Boys white, mixed and fancy Cotton
Hosiery
Gents do do
Worked Swiss Collars and Rufdes
Lace and French worked trimmed Cellars
Real Maltese and Imitation Laces.
With many other desirable Goods, TO which the
attention of cash or prompt customers is invited.
may l2- J. H. SMOOT.
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s?IPIr oE TIE MOANING Pgzss

The Intsl-tgeneer denies Gin argument with
The Uni0n) that il has admitted into is col.
unrs gross PERSONAL abuse Of the President
and members Ct his cabinet, or that it ever
expressed coincidence with thu Union in that
journals views CT A" the right Of Search and
On other questions arising between the United
States and Spain of late.
The Union recounts the sins committed By
by northern Know-Nothirg Ism to show that il
Is sboli'ionis IL in disguise, and essays to dis
feos the Hoe Meredith P Gentry, the Know.
Nothing candidate for Governor of Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-12
SOMETHING NEW UNDER TIE SUN.
CHARLES WERNER.

Pennsylvania aOe,ue, opposite Brovns' Hotel.
HAS fitted up the commodious hall over his Res
Ill taurant q first class LAGER BEER SA-
LOON, having procured a supply Of every luxury
and comforts found in first class establishments OF
the kind in the Northern cities.
His RHINE WINES and French White Wines,
as well as his Carets, Sesars, Lager Beer, German,
Italian, and Swedish CHEESES, and indeed # ev-
cry other appropriate luxury in such an establish.
ment, il unsurpassed in this country.
He solicits call from his friends and the public.
NAV l2-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-12
TO THE LADIES.

lust received from New York q superior lot Of
81 rich Dress Silks, Cashmere and Lace shawls,
Mantillas, Embroideries, Laces, Collars, &c.
Ladies can also be supplied with French Corsets,
Jackets, Supporters, sc.
We have just received the fourth invoice Of those
fine Leghorn Bonnets which sold 90 rapidly and
gave such satisfaction.
We cordially invite the Ladies to give us q call,
great inducements will be offered 10 purchaser
HUTCHINSON D MUNRO,
Dealers In Fancy Goods and Millinery,
No. 210 Pa. avenue,
LIST door west Of Messrs. Harper q Co.
NAV l0-A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-12
FLOUR! FLOUR

IN BBLS. EXTRA SUPER FLOUR, for bakers
wv use, approved b: ands
40 bb!s. extra do do, selected fer family uss
30 quarter sacks Family and Superfine, warranted
~ lbs. to the sack.
The attention Of bakers and consumers is invited
to the above, receiving to day on consignment,
which will be sold at satIsf Glory prices and war
raRted to please. VIM. e. HARPER,
Dealer in Flour, Wines, Teas, and Groceries,
Pa. avenue, between AZ and 9th streets.
may l2-eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-12

The hAYoRALrY oF LOUISVILLE IN CoURr
The Louisville Journal sta;es that the suit
instituted against John Bsrbes. by James L.
Sped, for tie oace Of Mayor, was decided N
Tuesday in favor of the plaintiff The case
goes up to the Court Of Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-12
TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
AND VICINITY.

HEN AmEIsTA PKTbHAM q SISTER, - ~
~ 1lNo. 255 Pennsylvania avenue, be- IN
HOtween 10th and llih streets, return ~
their regards for the kind patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon their efforts, and take the liberty of
forming their many friends that they intend open
ing their Spring, Summer and Fancy BONNE1S,
which consist of $50 pieces, besides a rich aseort-
mcnt of STRAW BONNETS, &c. They are able
10 serve all sizes who are in want Of fashionable
and cheap Bonnet.
Gail and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
may l2-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-12

II IL the Supreme Court of New York, on
Thursday, an application was MAIDS fer an or
der 70 authorize the sals of the John Street
Methodist Church property. After a state
Inent Of Ihe facts On behalf Of the petitioners,
Judge Roosevelt granted the application. 1t
was proposed by majority OF the trustees Of
the church to remove up town. The minority
otiscted, and hence the resort 10 court.
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