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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

Wh DEPARTMENT, Washington, June 0 1855.
DhOPOsALs will be received at this partmept
entl ooioek On Saturday, the a0sh Of June
instant ior supplying tie stationery described in
The Stationery must be Of the best quality. Sam
pies nust accompany the his.
,o1d successful bidder will be required to give
nment OIL his contract, and the department win re.
serve the right to order the articles at sueh tjns
arg Ia sucn quantities "a It may DEEM proper, and
" 'foAtS OF 0mihiso the Quantities below stated
Rpers made Qflnen stock.
creams folio post ruled, machine mazda. gsiab
ing IL pounds, per ream
on feams single cap, ruled, machine made vsighl
ing IL pound, per ream
is' feams quartz Iost, ruled, mach Inc made, weigh
ing w pounds per ream
~ reams quarto post, ruled, hand made, veish
ing SH ponds per ream
~ reams more psper;perfeaif 49,
erams copying paper, per ream
% reame DO ting paper. per rean
~ reams Cranes machine made buff enyel.pe
]"VS ~ envelopes GO weighing one pound,) FER 900
ny o d d cards Perry's pens, Per dosen cards
i0o o01en cards her metallic pens, per dozen
1000 quills. No. 80. per 1000
" dozen Contess or Fabers lead pencils, per
dozen
2dozen erasers, livery handles, Per c,sen
dozen ivory wafer stamps, per dozen
dozen COCOA sand boxes, psr dozen
sdosen 4bladed knives, Rodgers 4 Sons
per dozen
3 dos n inkstsud, 2 inch Gu glass, per dozen
10 dozen Cooper 4 Phillips, Princes or o, her
black l. 4, 10 quarts, per dozen
Is dozen French osrmine ink, In ounce Walls, Fer
d7Seu
dosen copying ink, per dozen
go waters, large, for department. seal, per 1000
90 pounds va'ers, common rhe, FER poucd
60 Iscnds sealing wax, eesrlet, ger pound
1opounds India rubber, prepared in pieces, Der
pound
OUNCES pumics, POT ounce
pseks black sand, Der Peek
P" y cossn taste, assorted, per dossn
lug sossn red taps o. sorted slass, psr dSssa
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The CASE OF ARRIsoN, OF INTERNAL Ma
CHINE NoroRIRrY.-On Thursday the District
Court, in session in in Cincinnati, granted .
new trial to William H. Arrison, of intern al
machine notoriety, convicted of murder, on
the ground of misdirection in Judge Flynn's
charge to tho jury. Tho court has remanded
his case to the court of Common Pleas for
new trial. 1t is supposed that an act of the
Legislature transferring the business of a
criminal court to the Court of Common Pleas
is so defective as to be null and void, and that
Arrison cannot therefore DO tried by that
court; and the District Court having adjourned
to September next, tho order cannot be amend
ed. Should the act referred to be void, Arri-
con will probably be discharged on a writ of
habeas corpus, and thus escape punishment.
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CANADIAN RIFLEMEE BOUND FOR The Cal.
hEA-The train from Suspension Bridge
which arrived here at a late hour on Monday
night, brought a company of Canadian yolun.
teer rifernen, armed and equipped, bound for
the Crimea They left yesterday morning, via
Western r railroad, for Boston, whore they will
to day ship on board packet for CONSTANT,
nople The company numbers some sixty mem.
bers-young, athletic, hardy sons of Canada
who state that they will not come back until
they lick the Russians" In view of the some.
what arduous task which they have under
taken, it is probable that they may not return
for SOME time yet. "Wben they lick the
Russians" is somewhat indefinite. ALBANY
Aygus, 6k inst
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TIE SPECTATOR il the name os a nsu ,snd;.
date for public favor, edited and published in
this city by Aug S. Harvey Co Its to bs
is'nei every Saturday mo- ming, at 81 wear
Inc lumber before us is not only large and
handsomely printed, but filled with interest.
ing original and selected msttsr; altogether
eSincins much taste, talent, and tact; three
requisites to success in the publication Of
nerspaper.
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ETHE UNDERSIGNED GROCERY MER-
- chants, in order to give time for recreation
70 me clerks IN their employ, during the warmth ri
,ne summer months, hereby agree TO close their ~
specuve stores at eight O'Clock D. m, (satu-day
day Of September nert
GEO: l. THos PARKER& co.
SAMUEL RACON g. CO.
MURRAY l. SEMMEs.
HAMILTON LEACH.
B. F. MORSELL
BARBOUR & SEMMEs,
z. e. WHITE co,
ED. HALL,
SHEKELL BROTHERS.
BERRY 3 BOWIE,
MIDDLETON & BEsLL,
JESSE B. WILSON.
Washington. June IL, 1855.
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FURNITURE SALE.-THE ARTICLES RE-
Il naming unsold Al the recent sale of Furniture
and Housekeeping Goods AT the store Of J. r. Nc
Gregor, 396 Pennsylvania avenue, between az
and 9th Streets south side, will be sold OF al greatly
reduced prices during the next DAYS as the sub
scriber will positively close up his business within
that time.
Terms: SIS and under. ca.h over that sum
credit of 30 and 60 days. for approved endorsed nct
bearing interest.
Dealers are requested 10 call and examine The
stock. J. r. McGREGOR.
10 An,
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Y In a teleersphic dispateh from BaIt

q In telegrsphic dispatch from Balti
more, published in tho Star on Saturday af
ternoon, brief account was given Of fear
ul rencontre between two women, named, re-
spectively, Eliza Simpson and Margaret Ham
ilton, the keepers of rival establishments
The former drew pistol and discharged its
contents into the face of the latter. whose life
is thus placed in imminent danger. Eliza
Simpson has been released on bail, in the sum
of 81, COO.
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

THE HOTEL at this fsvorits watering place u
L now open fer the reception Of guests. The
greater facilities have been made for landing pas
sepgers.
A small steamer has been chartered to act rs ten
der upon the larger mail boats, and also TO make ad
ditiOBai tnps TO Norfolk and Portsmouth,, including
two trips Sunday to and from those cities thereby
afording an opportunity of pleasant excursion and
enjoy the sea bathing. The boat will make fishing
excursions three DAYS in each week.
Communications should be addie ssed 10
Z. Z. WILLARD & BRO, Propretors.
te 4-2w OF Point Comfort Va
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III TNoAH WALkER b CO., Marble Hall Clothing Enpo-
~ rum, under Browns Hotel respectfully announcs
that their display Of Spring and Summer Clothing now
ready TOT inspection comprising
Vests and Pantsloons Of and richest designs
material, trimming and workmAushp. To gentlemen Nho
study excellence with economy In fashionable
dress an opportunity for selecting from one OF
largest and most attractive stock goods ever offered
this city at . very reduced scale OF prices AMI
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MAGNOLIA HAMS

WE have Just eceived, we oe.Ieve, the only 10,
w ever sent to this city, and are certainly the
neplus ultra" of all hams ever introduced here be.
ing all selected and cured by c. Huffman, of Mary-
land, from the old Homestead receipt, we are surs
that on any table they will afford delightful source
of conversation.
Also, small lot Of tender Smoked Beef. eaccba.
rned ana spced by new receipts, delightful for pic
mics AID EIcursionists with a general a.soytmep,
Of all kinds Of Crackers and Sweetmeats at
KINGS Family Grocery,
corner Vermont avenue and St,
Anew steps northeast Jackson Statue.
te
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IT = BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS-Mr Editor-yop
would he atonisned though true my travel III
virgins short slime since to hear of the and
mendaton that is given To BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs
Sever ladies' and gentlemen said they had the Dypep
s Tor many years but had found anything to
cure oft out Bakers Premium Bers and would say
had cured them entirely Of the headache and
others woud say ~ had not been for these Bers they
would have died with the cholera So we sav succe.s q,
BAKER and his PREMIUM BITTERS. "
Every family should keep few bottles on hand.
Price &C cents per bottle
To be had Of CHARLES STOT1 CO., Washington D. c.
CANDY HATCH, and SETH 8. HANCR Baltimore and by
Druggists everywhere. eoat
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AGENTS FOR THR sr.p

- FUN Ink ETAR.
The following persons are authorized
TO contract for the publication of adver.
tlsements in the Star:
Philadelphia-V. B. PALxxR, N. W.
corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PErr1NaILL & IN
Nassau street.
Boston-V. B. PALMER, scollay's
building.
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PROSPECTUS

fhOSPEOIUS
For Publishing nontkky Musical WORK 80
the city Of Washington.
THE undersigned, al the solicitation Of many Of
i their esteemed customers, propose publishing
monthly Musical Work, entitled
The National Monthly Musical Magssins.
The Magazine will contain from sour to siI PAGES
of Music, selected from the best European and Ns-
tive Composers In addition 10 the Music extra
sheet will be added, containing the latest Musical
News, Musical Notices, &c. The Magazine vii
be printed on the best quality Music paper, and vii
he printed from engraved plates in the neatest man
ner.
The first number Of the Magazine will be ready
about the Let Of July, ls55.
Mr.. 8. v. NoYIs, the Agent for the Work, WI
solicit subscription from the citizens Of the District
OF Columbia, and show q specimen number.
JAMES h. BURNS, No. $50 Bridge street, IL INC
agent for Georgetown.
HILBUS HITZ,
Music Depot, cor. Pa av., l;th and sts,
Star Buildings, Washington, ID. C.
iune
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LEsAL Flaws The Boston Ahss learns
lat The Hon. Rufus Choats and sidney Bart
!stt, EGG, are preparing opinions, which win
snow tnat the liquor Law 81 Massachusetts, fs
lastly detective IN many particulars, and in
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ESLIK's LADIES' GAZETTE OF
IL Paris, London and New York FASHIONS for June
IL received and for sale at
sBILLINGTON's Bookstore.
The Waterman, n companion 10 the popular slc
~ of the Lampliehter
Tales for the Marines, by the author Of Los Gin
Cos
Harpers Massxine for June commences a new
volume
The Missing Bride, by Mrs. Southworth
The Two Guardians by the author Of Heantsesse
All the Magazines for June
All the New Books and every thing in the sts-
ionery line, for sale al ,,~,-,o,,,s
odeon Building, cor. ~ st., and Pa. ar
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III "a ssChET FOR THE LADIES-HOW TO PRESERVE
W. Besnty.-Dont use Chalk, Lily white or sny Of The
eooaed cosmetics to conceal faded saow compile xon
III you would have the brought cheek
cosr healthy and transparent skn, life and vigor U
iosed through the system bottle Of Corters Spanish
mixture ana take 1t according to directions II does not
taste quite as well a. sweetmeats hut n ose.
you do not md your health beauty revivng your
elastic ana vigorous and the whole and
invigorsted IKE Spring morning. then your is hope
less ana All the valuable certificates possess 20 for
nausht liz Ia the greatest purifier blood knovn
cious. "~
s.sSee advertisement.
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MOSAICS! MOSAICS!i
H. = K N KEN.
JewellAr. Nh 220 ps ,-.-

HAS received this day, direct, the largest assert
Il l. ment of magnificent Roman and Florentine
MpSAlC JEWE LRf, which has ever been offered
in this city.
The patterns are of the very latest styles.
The lot, being rather large for the advanced sea
son, Will be sold at extremely low prices.
magnificent sets Of Pins and Ear Rings, from Sc
up to $50. Admirers OF this style of Jewelry are in
vited to examine this assortment Tell
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VIRGINIA PAY AND MUSTER ROLLS OF
Militia entitled to Land Bounty under the act
Of Congress, Sept. %, 1850
Beverley's History of Virginia
Ruf6n's Agricultural Essays
Transactions the Virginia State Agricultural 30
ciety, vol l
Burke on The Virginia Springs
MOOoman on do
Fletcher's Study On Slavery
Fiavel's Works, / vol
Cummings Minor Works, Sd series
Schmitz's Manual Of Ancient History
Hswit's History of Pnestcraft
LIE Cure Manque, or Social and Religious custom,
in France
Woman in the Nineteenth Century, by Ma,,are,
Fuller Ossoii. PRANOK TaVT M
lie lift
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T1 = PREMIUMS AT THE FAIRs-wHITEHURsTps
SUI In the attendance jurIes of of the late
nTs AZ Richmond and New York awarded their
highest premiums TO j. H. W. for their superorty Of Pho
togrspns stereosoopee and Dssnerreotypes exhibited
Mr. W. also received two Medals Worlds Fair Ion
don, and premium at Crystal Palace New York
Also the first awards Of the Maryland Institute for hrse
years past
WhishErs.s Gallery IN this city is Pa avenue bstv
- anu OH stIeeb fab
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~Jol szILILEsros receives all Books an Ksvr
papers fast published He for Hsrper and an
the other Magazines, aud readers always Ara !,
large and of Blank Books
his Odeon Building. ue and a. NJ
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nTA PHENOMENA IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cough
Dyspepsia Liver Com plants, Scrofuls, Ac.-For All
diseases OF hs Female System IL stands pre- eminent
Clergyman Just informs cured him Of Bronchitis
OF q desperate oharscter-particusrs hereafter.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURH-By its mild ac-
ton the stomach liver and kdneys will cure Dyspep.
sia, Cough, Asthma Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains
the Back Side and Breast Consumption scrofus Rheu
matfsm Gout Neuralgia Fistuls Bowel Complants Piles
Worms, and Nervous Debilities-wth diseases
from impure blood and the medicine
known This invaluable medicine 10 working wonders
upon the human frame See advertisement to-day mari
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n II GILMAN, Druggist, has removed to SIS Seventh
street opposite to the Patriotic Bank and Is now pre
pared 70 NIL All orders for Medicines Paints Oils and
on accommodating terms. Strict attention will be paid 20
physicians prescriptions hours OF the day and NTH.
The night bell is on the right Of the store door
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n TLUNss-LUNGs-wsre refer our readers to an sdvsr-
tisenent in another column, for full
corning the HYGEANA Curtis II IL said TO BE- one
OF the most remarkable for all description
OF the lungs discovered
by hundreds who have obtained
best of all Neutrality-suspicious..
CAUTI0E.-Dr. CURTIS'D HHGEAg IA II tbs original ana
only genuine article. may 2S-lm
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IshS.-"eak, nervous, depressed in spirits and a
prey 10 mental we'll physical wills the
victim 10 dyspepsia indeed object of
et absurd Tor him to despair. We not how weak
and irritable he be- the cordial proper
ues OF hoofLAND'S GERMAN BTTTERS prepared by Dr
9ackson Philadelphia, stronger than the many
and II he chooses to try them we viii insure speav
See advertisement. a. o..
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ID. j. BURNS, Crawford street, Ports.
mouth, Va, is the Stars agent for that
place and Norfolk City.
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BRELT
LAND WARRANTS.

TOHN CLARK, Agent for claims, No. 527
~ Twelfth street, will give The highest market
price in gold for Land Warrants ;e I'm
DATEST ICE CREAM rHEEz.
4 Frs. Ice Cream Moulds, Jelly ko7ia7 YcInn
Moulds, Rice Mould., Pudding liOu'ds, Puddin,
Pans, Cake Pans, Patty Pans Cake Cutters. Al ;be
HOusekeepcr's Furnishing Store, 500 7,h street.
ie6 q Francis
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A CARD.

LfORD BROTHER experience pleasure in an
l. nouncing TO their friends, and the public gen
orally, that they have entered into partnership in
the DRUG AND APOTHECARY BUSINESS. ar
the corner of llth street ard Penna. avenue where
ihey intend keeping on sale an assortment of Pure
Drugs and Medicines, together with variety of Per
fumery, Fancy Articles, &C.
The public may rely on being served with that de-
llcious and most wholesome beverage, SODA
WATER, made from pure super carb. OF Soda for
which the establishment has heretofore been 90
celebrated.
@1 Prescriptions carefully dispensed at all hours
of the day and night. jell-3t
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IL Baskets, Travelling Baskets, Key Baskets,
Knife Baskets, Cigar Baskets, Market Haskei..
Cothes Baskets, a large variety, very low. at the
Iiousekeeper's Furnishing Store, $50 Seventh
street. @. FRANCS
je6-
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Il ADVaRrIy1nETs should be banded
''' oy IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
''s aPpesf until the next day.
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SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT.
MILE w. DE BOYE will give Grand
WI Subscription Concert Of Classic Music at Ca
rusi's Saloon, MONDAY EVENING, June 18th, on
which occasion she will be assisted by the most ec
inent talent and the choicest selections Of
BEETHOVEN.
MENDELSSOHN,
C.M. WEBER, &c.
Be performed. Tickets 50 cents.
For particulars see programme, which, together
with subscription lists, can be found at all the prn-
cipa hotels, music and Bookstores.
je ll-3t SAML v. MOVES, Agent
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ESsIRAwBERRY FESTIVAL FOR TBF
Mi = 20. oenens o. So vincent's Orphan Asylum
street ch TUESDAY EVENING pext :
a, 'i.has OF the orphans ere invited to attend.
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The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Saturday, the 9th Of June,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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A Clerical Promotion Merit Jordan has
been promoted to be o second class clerk, 10
the Office of the First Auditor, vice R. Il. Bid.
dick, resigned.
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF
HALL BROTHER

HALL q BROTHER.
DARUCH HALL, surviving partner of Isaac
ID Hall, having, on the 2slh day of February.
1885, assigned to the undersigned all the stock in
trade and debts OF the firm of Hall Brother 20 be
applied to the full satisfaction of certain debts liza
6illtles, and engagements of the said firm of Hall
Brother and the surplus TO pay and distribute rate
ably among such OF the remaining creditors Of said
hrm as shall within six months from said 2sth day
OF February, 1855, execute and deliver 10 said Ba
iuch Hall, full and absolute releases of all indebted
ness to them respectively by said Baruch Hall, sur
vlylng partner "a aforesaid.
Notice is therefore hereby given to such creditors
OF said firm of Hall Brother, or said Baruch Hall.
surviving partner, as may desire TO participate i'm
tbe dement, 81 said assignment to and deliy-
er to said Baruch Hall, full and absolute relras O.
as aforesaid within the period of six moths fiom
said 18th day of february. 1855.
RICHARD WALLACE, Trustee.
je n-eotAugoSth
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READY.MADE SUMNER CLOTHING.

HEAU1-MAUE SUMMER CLUTHINU.
LAYING within the last few days made g-esf
additions 10 our former stock Of Ready made
Clothing, we are now prepared TO offer gentlemen
every lnducement in price and quality 10 visit our
extensive salesrooms before making their selections
Our assortment of White and col red Shirts
Gauze, merino, silk and cotton Un6ershiTts
Linen and Cotton Drawers
Summer stocks, Cravats, Scars, Ties
Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, SC,
Is very large and complete, making our presen'
stock one of the most desirable 70 select from IN IN
ces and quality to be found this side Of Nev YORK
WALL q STEPHENS,
asa Pa ave-, neIt door 10 ron Hail.
ief-n (News)
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q SCOTT GUARDS, ATTENTION.-YOJr
"a n are hereby ordered to appear al vour armorv
W u on WEDNESDAY MORNING. lime ia,h =,
rade uniioIn, LOT pa
he.e Will be meeting Of the COMPANY TO- mo,.
y. uesday) evening at o'clock The rule will
oe stnngenty enforced against ali absenees e;,h.,
from the meeting or parade. 'A'' e''ne'
Jov,p, b. A: JAMESON, Captain.
je ll-2,* sen''
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NIOTICE.-Our customers are respectfully in
IN formed that on and after this date, until Sep
TENDER, we shall close our store every evening al
~ O'Clock. HlLBUS HITZ,
les Mu.ic pepOt.
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RGRACE CHURCH FESTlVAL.-At the
~ request of many friends of Grace Church,
the Ladies' Festival of Strawberries and Cream
will be continued few evenings longer, in the new
Concert Hall, adjoining the Star buildings
te n-T Untel& Union)
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FIRST GRAND
MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION
UNION GUARDS.

THE members OF the above Com
pany most respectfully announce Ia
De IuLens Of Washington, Georgetown, and Alex
andria that they will give an Excursion TO the White
1855
The first boat leaving Georgetown at 8 O'Clock,
Washington at 8; Navy Yard at 81; Alexandria al
10 O'Clock. The second boat will leave the ste am
boat wharf, Washington, at O'Clock, touching al
Alexandria.
Returning, leaves the White House al O'Clock
IN the evening. giving persons an opportunity Of re
turning early; the last boat leaving al IL O'Clock a.
night making ii GRIND Pc Mic and Moonlight En-
ctirsion.
Dinner will be furnished by Wm. Coke.
Tickets ONE BOLLAR-to be had Of any of the
members, or at The boat. lie LA
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The new President SO the Know Nothing
National Council on the sixth ballot for
President Of ''the order" for the ensuing wear.
threw Barker overboard-bOdy and brseohes.
Barker was supported by the South with al g.
most entire unanimity, his 50 votes coming
almost entirely from the slaveholding Nom.
bers Of the convention. DR.. Bartlett, of Ken.
lucky, who was elected in Bankers stead was
the candidate Of Wilson 4 Co that is, OF the
anti-slayery wing of the order. We presume
he joined Kenneth Rayner who aspires to
their nomination for the Vice Presidency next
year, in advocating in the convention reso
luton pledgiDg the Order for the repeal of the
Nebrasks-Kansas bill, and perhaps of the fn-
gitive slave Jaw; as the advocates in the con-
vention for the repeal Of both these bills COM
posed his entire majority force there. A 6ne
entertainment this, for the people of the South
Had Virginia elected Fiournoy It is probable
that "the order" would not so soon have
hoisted abolition colors, and put itself en-.
tirely under tho dctation Of Senator Wilson,
Of Massachusetts. But FlOurnOy's defeat
means, plainly, that "ths order" may not
hope to succeed at the South. So 1t elects at
once to spread its net so Is to play boldly for
popular favor in snti.slaysry regions.
an Honest opiaion.-In our munieipal
election OF $500 the Commissioners applied
to the corpor alton counsel 70. information a.
to who we're and who were not entitled % vot q
in Wa, hipgton. We have procured COPY of
that fuhetionsry's opinion, rendered on tia.
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The Lost Bucys Recovered. iron buoys
and their appendsges On board Of the schooner
Calypso, wrecked near Annapolis, Nd A., last
week, have been recovered aud shipped to
Baltimore by the schooner North cumberland.
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TWO PIANOS that have been in use foy,
K few months for sale upon very cheap and rez.
sonsble terms JOHN r. ELLIS,
900 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and lob cts.
10 9-ff
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OST-ON FRIDAY, A BROWN LEATHER
IL Porfemonnaie, with a steel nm 10 il containing
between SEQ and $50 I'm gold, among them a gold
dollar piece wrapped in white paper. A very liberal
reward vii be given if left at Taylor Maury 8
Bookstore, or Wlards' Hotel. lie I-lt;