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- WASHINGTON iNFIRMARy

~ Persons requiring Hospital attendance
are Invited ,as usual, TO the Washington Infrmarv
which institution is under the professional charos
OF the faculty Of the National Medical Coilege
and Is provided with a resident physician seveIal
medical assistants, and competent nurses The
following resolutions Of the Board Of Directors
are published to correct any misa apprehension
may exist In regard to the usages Of the Institution
In relation to patients:
fssoIced, Thatwe invite the medical prosss.,on
generally 10 place in the Infrmary any patient or
patients tt at they think may be benefited bv hos
pltal advantages, and treat them an their n,ivate
patients, subject Of course to the of the
house Va 'Ao
hssolusd, That during the term of service of
tne attenolng Physician and surgeon, his services
are given gratuitously to whatever patients NAV
enter the co anmon wards Of The Infrmarv; but Il
is ex ected that persons placing themselves under
ais care as private patients should remunerate him
as in attendance elsewhere
nesotced, That any physician or surgeon at
e&cneo 70 tle lnnfmary who may be rtquired by
patent In the insti ution to render his profes.
sional services, who at the time Is not In attend.
ance upon the inmates Of the institution for such
period az IL allotted to him In the division Of the
Z I'm OF service with his colleagues, shall have
noertv TO charge him as under the conditions at.
tending the ordinary relation between patient and
Rssolrsd, That It would be an act Of gross In.
justice 10 the profession to receive into the Innrm-
airy ana attend gratuiously any patient whose cir.
cumstances would enable him to render compen-
saon Tor medical services to ysicians out Of the
Institution. THOMAS MILLER, ND
1y l5.3 Curator Washington Infrmary.
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PERSONAL

80. Ole Bull is at Chicago, and also E. L.
davenport was playing an engagement there.
-. Miss e. Richings and her father played
At Cleveland during the past week. On
Ihursday, Miss Richings enacted the cbarac.
Ter OF Maria, in the Daughter of the Regi-
ment !"
80. funch has pictorial representation
OF Life at an American Hotel In the pic.
ture guest is represented as holding a reyoi.
yer to the head of his opposite neighbor, with
the imperious demand, "Pass the mustard ~
-. Miss Maggie Mitchell appeared last
Wednesday at Columbus, as Juiiana, in the
Honey Moon" and she is engaged to play
AHar engagement at the new theatre Of Messrs
nancnett q Dufheld, at GAINESVILLE.
....Gen Sam Houston reached Washington
yesterday afternoon from hi, recent visit to
MS nome In Texas He looks. notwithstapd
Ing DIS late illness, in as fine health "a bo
ever enjoyed. lie is at his old ouar.ersW
Willards. 4u"i
....A little bad luck is beneficial ro,r s
then. IL Patrick Henry bad not failed :, anu ,ha
grocery business, 1t is not at ali probable IN NJ
ne would ever nave been heard Of as an ora
tor. he might have become celebrated, hut
il would not have been from his eloouepce
but the great wealth he acquired BY specu,
lation In bar soap and axe handles Roger
Sherman became a signer Of the Declaration
OF Independence for no other reason tn an that
he could not make living at shoemaking.
-. A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger, writing from London under date OF
June 10Th, says: The Times made a com
Picte sonersault on the subject, and conscious
OF having been Ill informed on American State
matters SENDS special correspondent by the
Baltic TO America, whose business IL shall he
to watch our Government, study our people.
and get possession Of all important fllibuster
mpSemenus IN advance OF their being Matched.
IL Mr.. Lewis Fillmore Of London, a gen,Iarna no.
Of considerable literary reputation, and one Of
the recent translators Of Goethe and Pans, ;,
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Wing State convention of Virginia will
assemble at Richmond on to- morrow, 18th inst
The Logan Gazette, one of the oldest Wing
papers in Ohio, calls on its stem thousand Whie
readers" to vote for "Buck and Breck"
A Southern mstron, says the Richmond Ex.
aminer. is preparing a series of elementary
books, for the use of Southern schools, devoid
Of sectional and fanatical sentiment.
Amos A. Lawrence, being personal friend
OF MIliard Fillmore, declines to run as one of
the Fremont electors in Massachusetts, He
STANDS, however, upon the Republican plat
form.
The State election of Iowa is to be held on
the first Monday of August. Members of Con
gress and the Legislature, a Secretary of
State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General.
and county officers, are to be chosen.
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NorIoE.-Those charged with the manage
ment of clubs, societies, and all other associa-
items are notified that in order to insure the
insertion of advertisements or notices Of any
description in the Star, payment must be made
fer them when offered, or an arrangement for
the payment for the same provided for. There
are now on file in our counting room many
advertisements, not inserted, because our
terms have not been complied with. This rule
must be imperative.
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To PoLIrIcAL CLUBs.-Political clubs will
find the arrangements of the Star office for
printing their circulars, addresses, arguments,
pamphlets, &C., as complete as those of any
other printing .Ofiee in the Usited States
They msy rely upon having such work done
At the Star flee in satisfactory manner as
10 style and price, ard in the shortest possible
time. Be sure to give Us . call before making
arrangements elsewhere.
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Proceedings of To-day.

In the Senate, to-day, after disposing of
Executive communications which were laying
on the Presidents table, they took up the bill
appropriating $4,000 for the construction of
a military road from Minnesota to the South
Pass of the Rocky Mountains, which was dis
cussed by Messrs Brodhead and Butler
against it, and Mr.. Weller for it, ere the Star
went to press.
In the House, after the journal was read,
the question required on the pending appeal
from the Speaker decision of the day before,
that the resolution from the select committee
on the Brooks and Sumner fracas censuripp
Messrs Keitt and Edmundson was not divisi-
bic under the rule, and after much converse
tional debate on the point of order involved
in the appeal, the question was put on the ap-
peal. and the decision of the Chair was sus.
tained-yeas 1872, nays %.
The question was then put on the said res
olution-censuring Messrs Keitt and Sumner /;
and, from the tenor of the voting upon it ere
we went to press it was evident that il would
not pass on that vote.
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500 r. z WAR ID.

SI00 REWARD.
DAN AWAY FROM The SUBSCRIBER.
~ on Sunday, the 18th Of July, NEGRO -
MAN JOE, who calls himself Joe Bond. GS
Joe Is about feet inches high, Of dark
mnlatto color, with white grey eyes, verv XII
s.outly built, with a downcast look Had On
when he left, blue cotton shirt and pantal oops
He usually wears, when dressed a blue cloth coat
with velvet collar
L will give the above reward IL taken out of the
State Of Mary land, OF $50 IL taken in the state
and secured 80 that get him again There Is no
doubt that Joe will endesvors to get to a free
State. Dr. PHILIP EbELEN
Jy l5-eo3t* Piscataway, Nd.
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NOTICE!

UNDERSTANDING THAT A SALE OF
~ stock purporting to be Of, and representing In.
terest and rights in and 10 a certain tract Of land
known as the Old Placer or Sold Dr. gins about
"a mi es south from Santa Fe In New M exico, Ia
10 take place this day at or about O'Clock D. 10
In the city Of Washington (pace not knovn,) !
hereby forewarn all persons, that the right and
title TO said property is I'm me and my associates
and therefore forbid the sale.
JOEL L ARKRIM,
jy 15-lt# Ell Paso, Texas.
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MANfILLAS!E S-MANTlLLAS!
FOR THE LARGEST

MANfILLAS!Ba %MANTlLLAS!
FOR THE LARGEST
AND CHEAPEST
Assortment Of
LACE AND SILK MANTlLLAS
Call at the
MANTILLA EMPORIUM OF
MAXWELL q BRO.
32S Pa avenue
N. B "A few more Of these new and beauti-
full styles) EMBROIDERED MARSEILLES
BASQUES just received. jy15-eo3,
COAL!-COAL!
NOW DISCHARGING-
~ cargo Of White Ash Egg Coal for Radia-
tors
cargo Of do broken do furnace
Persons laying in their winter stock will be
supplied with the best article at slig ht advance
upon prime cost.
$40 pounds to the ton, from which there is no
deviation in order seemingly to reduce the price
per ton. II wv NJ GALT,
N. w. corner 18th and c sts., No. si7
III Coal kept under cover
u Wood Of the best quality always on hand
jy 1861
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CHlCKERING 4 SONS PIANOS.
VINHE SUBSCRIBER HAS LATELY RE-
l. cefved four more Pianos, again A. e--eH
ling up his usual large assortment HisTTn
stock always embraces every variety and STYLE.
upeIb parlor graud magnificent Louis XIV, and
central Pianos, from the unrivaled factory of
Chickering d Sons, Boston
Also, an excellent assortment Of Pianos from
other factories Of high repute
The subscribers great facilities and his perfec
knowledge Of the Piano, gained By twenty i've
years experience in the business, will insure TO
the best instrument at the lowest prices
second hand Pianos taken in art payment
jyl5-3t RICHARD DAVIS
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LADIES, n REMEMBER!
THIS lS THE LAST OPPORTUNITY you
Il will have Of procuring those cheap sets Of
Swiss Cambria and double cloth AZ less than cost
X. G. STEVENS,
jy 15-1w No. Is Pa avenue
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CHEAP GROCERIES.-GOOD BROWN
~ Sugar cents; best 10 cents; good Rio Cof-
fee 12K; best Imperial and 6unpowder Tea rs
cents; Black Tea SO ;spure Cider Vinegar; Green
Ginger together with q geper assortment of
goods at the lowest prices for cash.
-. JOS. w. DAVIS,
at* Corner 9th and L streets.
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SIZZLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
A LOT OF SWISS AND CAMBRIC COL
"A lars, Sleeves, and Bands. Also, English
Thread and other fine Laces =.
Our friends are requested to bear In mind that
our stock Is larger than de- irable at this season
and the above goods must and will be sold very
low. Gail and try US.
X. c. STEVENS,
= No Is Pa avenue.
N. B-We have just received hfty pieces of
Black Brussels Laces, from half inch to eight
inches In width, very cheap. RES.
y15-1w
WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE
w attention Of Ladies' and Gentlemen n thew
have In their possession old Gold, Silver. Ola.
monds, Jewels, &c to dispose Of win and IL to
their benefit by calling at our store or leaving no.
tice, stating ma ne and location The highest
cash prices will be paid for II
M. HOFFA & CO.,
jy A-at* 3n Pa. av bet 9th and 7th . tide.
MACkEREL! MACKEREL!
IVA ~ ~ seis new No. ,, Large .srr
~ bbls do ,, do
Is bbls do medium
10 bbls do do
Now landing per schooner sylvanus Allen and
for sale by HARTLEY BRO,
)y H-& e. ..- .-. Georgetown.
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NOTICE.-WE WOULD INFORM OUR
~ customers and the public genera ly that we
have just received a lot Of Rsw goods consisting
Of large assortment OF all kinds Of HOUSE,
FURNISHING ARTICLES, CHILDREN'S
CABS, BATHING TUBS, &c. Please give US
call next door to c. WOODWARD old stand No
3l6 Penn. avenue, between 10tD and IL streets
jy15 Ct c WOODWARD & SON
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EAUZE MERlNO SHIRTS-FOR GEN
~ tlemen, with long and short sleeve, Of all
sizes, ranging In price ON IS cents up. A fuil
assortment will be found at LANES
Gents Furnish ing Store,
jy15 424 Pa avenue
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To HOUSEKEEPERS,

" WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the citizens Of Washington that we are
prepared to receive ell their second hand Stoves
for stoase, repair new line and clean them all In
good order for fall use, and put them up when
called for, at a moderate cost send them In soon
next door to G. Woodlands old and, No 3le
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and 18th street.
jy 15-6t G. WOODWARD SON.
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coo REV A X d. WILL PAY TUE
pcO above reward to any one who will deliver
into my hands q BAY HORSE with white hinc
legs about tho footlocks, and small white star
on his forehead long switch tail he IL a low
heavy built horse In good order. He strayed from
the owner on Frid ~ evening, the 9th Of June
last, at S O'Clock DENNIS LOONEY,
g street, bet. N. J. avenue and North
1t* .T Capitol street.
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0NA fully informs their friends that the Boat
for the Fals leaves Ritter's WHAT at O'Clock on
MONDAY, the 2ist Inst Omnibu<es leave
Northern Liberty Martet ard Corner Of 10 street
and Penn svenue at6k O'Clock Tickets limited,
and obfsined from members Of the club only.
= JAMES JIRDINSTON,
jy Is 3tt President Potomac Club.
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QONNET BOX LOST.-TAKEN BY MIS-
- take from the steamer Mount Vernon, or the
Northern Depot, on the 2sth Of June a large sized
black bonnet box, tied with a rope, and marked
L. Garrgue, care Of DR. Thomas Wilimyton,
D. c :" carved on a paper lied to the handle
Any information ID at may lead to its recovery will
be properly rewarded by applying to M BOWEN
u. >. Hotel jy l5-3t&
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III Thasius, or the Martyr, one Of those
bloody and thrilling incidents In history that sell
dom occur, will be performed by several youths,
who have already during the year shown their
proficiency in this hind Of performance
The characters In this piece are Diocletien,
Thasius, Galerius, Fabius, Statilius, and Luca.
cius, and Six Guards.
This win be the last play Of this season BY these
youths
Admittauce IS cents. jy14
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FCASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
~ Persons declining housekeeping or hav-
ing surplus Of Household effects will ind IL to
their advantage to give q call before Opposing
OF the same. We ere prepared TO buy their en-
ties, y and thus save them the trouble and expense
incident to public auction New Furniture ex
changed for good second hand articles. BONTZ
d COOMBS, Extensive Furniture Dealers, No
800 Seventh street. near l. jy 12-1m
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The Herbert Case.-The jury in this case
are said to have stood, when discharged, seven
for an acquittal to Eve for q conviction for
granddaughter. The Judge has set down the
case for a re-hearing tomorrow. Inthe mean
while, the public interest in it increases. In
view of the strenuous effort Of the defence to
discredit the testimony for the prosecution in
the late trial, &C., We presume that in the
new one more rigid Characterization of the
witnesses for the defence will take place.
See our local columns for an account of the
discharge of the jury this morning.
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GREAT REDUCTION THE PRICEoF


WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, IN ORDER
w to accommodate the Ladies and 10 ssh A.
out our entire stock OF Summer Goods, Bon
uss, Flowers, Ribbons, &c, come 20 Offer ~
70 sel patent Bonnets worth $l2 al S. Bonnets
worth % to 81 SO. Also, Travelling and Straw
Bonnets, &c. Call before purchasing elsewhere,
TO save your money
CAROLINE PRIBRAMs DAUGHTERS,
Pa avenue, bet. 10th and llth SITS
jy N.2w*
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TIME PRISON OF WELTEvR EDEN,
Il and the East Indian Archipelago, by Capt
Gibson, volume Of 4e5 pages, and many engra-
wings, one dollar
jy15 .s.t.. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GUNNER AND sAUzE UNDER GAR
- ments Ter gentlemea.-Wein invite sttention
OF % nuemen In want Of Sislk, Lisle Thread,
Menno, or Cotton Under Garments for the pres
@nt season, TO our superior stock. We are deter
mined to sell them from this Cay forth a; reduced
prices, AZ we wish TO prepare FOR the fall trade.
Give us a call and buy cheap
0EO b. WHITE CO., Gents Furnishing
Store, - Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS. jy u
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IL New and Complete
Typographical Map Of C%hittenden
County

r actual measurement by instrumental Sur
D vcys through the County by and under the
direction oil. F. Walling(Statc Engineers Of Mass
The undersigned having purchased the recent
surveys, are preparing to publish a New and Com
pete Topoyra phical Map of Chittcuden County
surveys made by an experienced Cirli Engineer.
All the Public Roads locations Of Dwellings, Places
OF Worship, Post Offices, School Houses, Country
Stores, Hotels, Mills, Shops &c. &c. arc to be
marked.
The ames o fproperty holders generally, are also
to be inserted upon their places in the style Of the
Maps Of Chemung Co. n. Y. New London County
Conn, Wayne and Ashtabuli Cos. Ohio by the
same publishers. The villages will be engraved
upon a large scale upon the margin Of the map, also
a business Directory for each. 4 table Of distances
showing the number of miles from one Post Office
to any other in the County. An highly ornamentcd
border will surround the Map. Itis all to be En-
gravcd by the best artists in this Country, hand
somely Culorcd and Mounted and delivered to oul
Customers at Fiue Dollars per Copy, which on &C
count of its limited Sale and immense expense il
considered very rea sonable. The Maps arc sold by
order, exclusively by the Publishers, and no copy
will be left for sale after the work is delivered
We therefore, confidently express the hearty co
~opoation Of the Citizens Of this County.
VIM. +. BAKER x Co. Publishers.
Post Office address, Worcester, Mass.
February, !, 1855. w32wtt
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WISNER'S
PATENT WASH-TUR.

sNlE subscriber would respectfully announce to
4 the Inhabitants of thcoounties of Washington,
Chittond,n, Lamuilie and cfranklin, that he ha-
procured the agency for the manufacture and sail
Of the above article in those counties, and earnestly
solicits a candid Investigation OF it, merits It's
now in general use in many OF the Eastern and
Middle -%tttcs, AMI is now only to be tried by the
people of Vermont, for them to acknowledge its
great superiority over anything ever yet invented
for washing. The fact that it Is but n simple mod
ihcation Of the old-iashionei wash-boaid, and nota
machine, together with its weli-known quality Of
giving universal satisfaction wherever it has bend
tested, j. to me suihcicnt evidence thnt ! VIII hnd
favor VITA every ho.sekrcrGr' provided thcy WI.
give ~ a ialr triali Tor win TINS Ino' not "n'y Will
the art be easily and rapllIy washed away 81 all
prcjdditts are completely washed away at the anne
tlre' l would especially cali youFAttcNtloh Is tho
following ~tct';
ne n'M'.'t rAr,"cT' rHh'i;h,H az nI,'i-'sr' :
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IlARRlSON'S.
Columbian Tonic Stimulant

WILL cure all Diseases caused by prostration Of
digestive power. Its action is immediate as a
stimulant, to rouse the vital cnL. gy to its healthy
force as n tonic, to sustain and pcrpctuato that
force till healthy socretiOns are restored and natu-
raj power returns. 1t will remove all mild forms
of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dyscntcry, Bilious
Collie Fever, and Fever and Agus and in conncc-
ton with llarrison's Columbian Vegetable Emctic
will cure the most severe cases Of these and
other acute diseases in the shortest possible time.
Tho Dyspeptic finds immediate relief, and pcrma-
ncnt cure, in its use. For all Bronchial and Pull
monary affections, it has great restorative efficacy.
The achohol and opium incbriltcs will find it a
perfect substitute for both those di.cas c-cn gcndcring
and misunderstanding articles. 1t is an exclusive
ly vegetable composition and o pure tonic and
stimulant, without the slightest discasing proper
ty in its composition or action on the .ystcm. The
friends OF Temperance then will find il an agent Of
great potency in their cause, and that the Initiated
cravings Of a diseased appetite under its use will
give place to healthy action and natural desires.
1t is delicious to the taste, AMI grateful to the sem
sibilitics Of the stomach. 1t may be taken IN its
present form, - rich syrup, or in water, making a
delightful cycragc. As "a daily beverage, its de.
liciousncss is Iucqualed by any fcrmcntcd or alec.
holic preparation. 1t prevents as we'll as cure.
disease. Its SO 5 applicable in all seasons, to all
disease, and conditions Of life, and from OK.
tremo Of infancy to extreme Of age. Price 81
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IIARRISON'S
Columbian Vegetable Emetic

viii withdraw and expcl all diseased matter, solid,
fluid or gaseous, from all parts Of tho system.
Besides its cmetic properties, 1T is cxpcctorant, al
tcratiyc and a%nodyne. 1t acts in each of its modes
according To- nature, relieves the laboring organism
Of diseased matter, and permits a FREQ action Of its
natural functions to restore strength. II is the
only safe and certain medicine in all severe forms Of
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Collie, Dysentcry,
Plurisy and every other acute disease. 1t has great
remedial power in all chronic diseases, assisted by
the lnvigorlting and sustaining power of llarrison's
Columbian Tonic Stimulaut, cures arc certain.
Principles Of treatment and directions for use ac-
company crch medicine. Price 80 cents.
fE' Wholesale Agent for New England, GEO.
W. BRIGGS. Stationcr and wholesale and retail
dealer in lllrrispn's Columbian Inks and American
Pcrfumcry, BIS Washington Street, opposite the
Adams House, Boston.
| Anrn.t llfh- 1sth- MlNcnr.
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in great variety. SllAWLS, Of every grade and
variety. HOSIERY M GLOVES, a very large
stock ~ every quality, color and size. Also, con-
staatiy On hant n choice stock of
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More than Ten thousand Pieces now on hand, and
all new pieces of Music received as soon as publish
ed. Glee Books and Church Music Books Of every
description.
Mn. RUST will sell all articles as low as those Of
the same quality can be obtained in any city. md a
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Gratei Il for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare no effort to keep a complete
assortment of all articles usually kept in a Musi
Store, and by constant personal attention to his bu
siness, hopes to sec in his New and Commdiou 4
store, ALL Of his Old, and many new customer.
Burlington, July Is, 1853. w3wtf