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the course of his remarks the part enacted by
his State In the Revolutionary War.
Mr.. Hunter having next obtained the floor,
after brief executive session they adjourned.
In the House, the bill to create two adj
ditional land districts in Minnesota was con-
sidered in Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, and was fnally-laid aside
to be reported back to the House with IA
vorable Recommendation.
The bill for the admission of Oregon as a
State was then taken up, and, after discussion
upon it, the committee rose.
A large number Of territorial bills were next
reported from standing committees, and were
severally committed, ere the House adjourned
Proceedings Of To-Day.
In the Senate, to-day, a communication
from Judge Gilchrist, of the Court of Claims,
was laid before them by Senator Brodhesd,
explaining that the necessities of the public
business required that the Solicitor Of the said
court shall have assistance; said letter was
ordered to be printed.
disposed of ere Mr. Clayton called up his bill
to quiet the troubles in Kansas, which was re-
ferred to the Territories Committee.
When the hour arrived for taking up the
special order, the Kansas State Government
bill question, Mr.. Hunter, who was entitled
to the floor, addressed the Senate at length in
reply to the assaults and Misrepresentation
Of Senator Sumner directed lin his late speech)
against Virginia.
In the House, the first business done was
the reporting Of large number of Territorial
bills from the standing committees, which
were all committed to the Committee of the
Whole on the state Of the Union.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, moved resolution
closing the general debate on the Army APP
preparation bill in two hours after it shall
again be taken up in Committee Of the Whole;
adopted.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the state Of the Union, (Mr. Letter
again in the chair,) wherein the bill for the
prospective admission of Oregon az State
into the Union was again taken up, and was
being considered on a proposed amendment
when our report closed.
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500 REWARD.

RANAWAY FROM TRE SUBSCRIBER,
h residing near Upper MaIboro, Pc. y
county, Md on the 9th instant negro wo-
man HARRIET, who calls herself Harriet no
Stoddard: She is between IS az d 40 years -
OLD, about feet inches high, has q fun suit OF
hair and a fine set Of teeth
Also, on the same day negro boy CARTER, q
son Of the above woman He IS about IS wears Of
age, bright mulatio, ve:y polite when spohen
70, ana OF pleasing address They have relations
living in Washington city, where iley are SUP.
posed to have gone
VIII give the above reward OF one hundred
dollars Tor their apprehension, mat er where Ia
Ken, or NIFTY dolla for either Of them. provided
they are brought lone or secured in js Il 30 that
get them again. VIM. ZBEALL
lie lQ-tf
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SEMI.ANNUAL NOTICE.

HUTCHINSON MUNRO WOULD TAKE
L this method Of returning thanks to their Gus
toners for the liberal patronage with which they
favored them during the past season, and hope,
by fair dealing and by keeping constant supply
OF all the new and desirable goods I'm their line,
to meri' continuance Of past favors. ID :
we would also say to those OF them having IN
settled accounts on our books that we will have
them made on by the 27th instant, and would be
glad 10 have them call and settle the same, either
by cash or notes at hort dates Those not set
settlement. HUTCHINSON a MIINRn
te2i-tf
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DEMOCRACY OF THE DISTRICT.
M RALLY - The Jackson Democratic
Association having accepted an invitation from
the Georgetown Democratic Association to par
tic pate in the Grand Ratification Meeting TO be
held In Georgetown On TUESDAY EVENING
next, the Oath inst, the members Of the frat
named body, and the friends Of Buchanan and
Breckenridge generally, are requested to meet on
that evening at * O'Clock, at Democratic Head
tween 9th and 10th streets, for the purpose of
marching in procession, with music, banners and
transparencies, to join our Georgetown friends In
their patriotic demonstration.
The members Of the First Ward Association
are requested to assemble on the evening above
designated at their usual place Of meeting and to
fall In on the line Of march. The Second, Third,
and Fourth Ward Democracy will meet at Demo-
cratic Headquarters; and the Fifth, Sixth, and
Seventh Ward Associations will assemble I'm their
respective Wards at 6k O'Clock, proceeding In
separate bodies to Democratic Headquarters, to
join In the general procession. BY order OF
j,2l-3t THE COMMITTEE.
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To POLITICAL OLUBs.-Political clubs will
find the arrangements of the Star ofice for
printing their circulars, addresses, arguments,
pamphlets, &C., as complete as those Of any
other printing Office in the United States.
They may rely upon having such work done
at the Star Office In q satisfactory manner as
to style and price, and in the shortest possible
time. Be sure to give us call before making
arrangements elsewhere.
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$500 REWARD.

MAYORS OFFICE, Washington, June is, 1856.
"A REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED DOL
lars, In addition TO one Of an equal amount Of
fered by the Marshal Of the nited states, will be
paid oY the Corporation Of Washington to the
rerson or persons who shall spprehend and bring
before any justice Of the peace in and for the
county Of Washington, JOHN ESSEX, WHO.
while In custody, charged with the murder OF
Owen Quig .ey, In this city, on the 3D. instant, es-
capped from the once Of the magistrate during the
preliminary examination.
Descriptions.
The above-nsmed John Essex is about - years
old, about six feet high, light hair, smooth face
soft voice, fne looking, q fresh scar on the lefl
hand; had on when he left light cslored summer
clothes, and light colored SLOUGH cap, and is
stonecutter by trade.
ie ls-1w w. B. MAGRUDER. Maycr.
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CONGRESSIONAL pRocxRp1Hes

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went
to press, the special order, the Kansas State
Government bill from tho Territories Com.
mittee, was taken up, and Mr.. Evans deliver.
cd speech in defence of South Carolina from
tho structures of Mr.. Sumner; vindicating in
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Excursion to Harper's Perry

EXCURSION TO aarper's Ferry.
Round Trip Ticket % SO, Meals iueludsd.
THE FOURTH OF JULY BEING THE
Il regular trip day ~ the fneAA>y1I-k
Canal Packet aR6O, Capt Ter
n the proprietoEs have CO nrented at the solcI
taf,on Of a number Of persons, TO make an EX-
CURSl0N on that dav TO the above ramed point
Excellent Cou Ion music has been engaged for
The occasion; also lne Hall in tie United States
Hotel at the Ferry for a cotillon party Those
who may not wish to indulge In the festivit,e, of
the dance will have provided for them at the hotel
beds free Of charge.
IN opportunity will be afforded all who NAV
desire to do 30 to visit the United states Armores
and other works
The Boat will leave the wharf Of W. II al G.
Ritter at O'Clock a. m precisely je2is.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
BONNET RIBBONS, WORTH IS cts from
ID 1sx to 20 cents
Cause Trimmings, worth 1Sxc, from 10 to 2kc
French Worked Colors, from Csc to IS
Ladies' black Twisted Mitts, ftom soc to S2 so
Ladies ard Children's Bonnets, less than cost
Just received, fifty Riding and Pic Mic Flats,
from 75c to 81 IS.
Remember the place
re. STEVENS,.
No IS Pa. avenue, opposite the Market.
ie A-eo3t (Organ)
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R~BUCRANAN q BRkCKINRID6E

RBUCRANAN & BRkCKINRID6E -
~ Grand Ratification Meeting Of the De-
mocracy Of the District Of Columbia. under the
auspices Of the Georgetown Democratic AssOcia-
ton, to ratify the nomination for President and
Vice President, JAMES BUCHANAN AND
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE
A Grand Mass Meeting Of the Democracy Of the
District and the Surrounding counties Of Virginia
TUESDAY EVENING next, the oath instant, at
O'Clock
The various Democratic Associations OF Wash
ington and Alexandria, are requested TO attend
with Banners and Transparencies.
Distinguished gentlemen from everystate In the
Union are invited and will address the meeting
Nv order COMMITTEES OF Arrangements:
le2i-3t ROB'T GUILD, President
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kTHE REV. ROLLIN H. NEALE.
M D, Of Boston, will deliver an Grafton be.
fore the Alumni Association OF the Columbia
College THIS Tuesday, EVENING, at eil ht
O'Clock, at the 10th street Baptist Church The
Alumni are requested to meet at the vestIy of the
Church at TX O'Clock p. m.
The Commencement for the graduation NJ tho
Senior Class Of the Columbian College will be
held on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, in the
f street Baptist Church, Washington city, at II
O'Clock a m. Thepublic are respectfully invited
TO attend. ~
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REMEDY FOR WARM WEATHER.

VUST RECEIVED AT THE UNION But
- ting Depot, large supply Of that unsur- 4
passed tonic for invslids, GINGER WINE. II
Also xxx Pale and Burton.s Ales ard Por
ter OF very superior quality, together with a.
large assortment Of syrups OF almost every kind :
all OF which, together with our premium Mine
raj Waters win be furnished 20 customers 4. any
part Of Washington or GEORGETOWN
All orders left at the Depot In Georgetown, OF
with the drivers Of our Wagons, will meet with
prompt attention. Army & SHINN.
ie e-6
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COOKING COAL.

I ORBERRY, BLACK HEATH, LOCUST
IL Mountain, and other superior GOALS, ex-
pressly FOR cooking. As particular attention is
paid to the selection Of Goals for this purpose,
those who NAV favor rs with their orderscsn rely
On getting q superior article. Satisfaction given
or no sale. 240 lbs. 20 the ton
Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD Of the best
quality always on hand.
J. Il w. NJ. GAIT,
N w corner 18th ard streets, No 547
:, III Coal kept under cover, delivered free from
slate and dirt. lie ls-tr
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PLEASURE EXCURSION
OF THE
Young Catholics Friend Society,

THE SOCIETY WILL SPEND THE DAY
- u M az the White v lite House Pavilion sSS
invite the patronage Of their fellow-citIen. eea-
erallv, as the proceeds are for the beneA of a
large number Of INDECENT children now dependent
on us FOR education and clothing
An abundant dinner wi Il be served up by Cole,
and the very best music will be in attendance
Steamers will leave the Washington wharf at
sk O'Clock In the forenoon AID 1T 2 I'm the after
noon, stopping at the NAVY Yard both trips. The
nIst return trip will be at O'Clock.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS, children half. price ;
TO be had at Ellis's fancy store, Penn. avenue /;
Harbaugh's, 9TH street; Walch's Navy yard D.
b. Clarke's, Island, and Of the following
COMMITTEE:
Geo Savage, CJQueen, NasI,
CLARKE, Neal Kelley, WI Fitzpatrick
w Gallant, Geo Allen, n Eichorn.
lem Cauan, Jones, ) Grips.
Nj Renahan, PJ McHenry,
r. S.-Omaibuses will run in connection with
the boats from the Northern Liberties Market.
nouse, starting from that point one half hour be.
iore the time above stated for the departure Of the
Oodts. lie 2i-eo3t
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rBUCHANAN B.-A SPECIAL
~ meeting Of the Buchanan Democratic
Club Of the District Of Columbia will be held at
the hall over Farnham's Bookstore, corner Penn.
sylvania avenue and 11th street, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th instant, at 8 O'Clock p. m Per-
sons no desire to become members are invited
to be present.
BY order Of the President:
je 90 3t* c. INGLE, Rec Sec.
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ALLY! DEMOCRATS OF THE
~ SEVENTH WARD.-The Democrats
Of the Seventh Ward will meet st6k O'Clock, on
TUESDAY EVENING, June cath, around the
pole, at the corner Of Maryland avenue and 7th
street, to attend the Grand Ratification Meeting
at Georgetown. BY order JAMES ESPEY,
President Of the Democratic Association of the
Seventh Ward. ie 23-9t*
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ARATHE MEMBERS OF LOGAN TRIBE
TNo. g, Improved Order Of Red Men, take
$W\ great pleasure in announcing to their
friends and the public generally that their First
Excursion will take place on "WEDNESDAY,
July 10, 1856, to the White House Pavilion
Particulars in future advertisement
COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
je 23-3t* (Organ)
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FRALLY, PIONEERS, RALLY!-
M There will be a meeting Of the First
Ward Pioneer Association on THIS TUESDAY,
EVENING, at ~ O'Clock, for the transaction OF
business, and to join In the procession to attend
All friends Of Buck and Breck In the Ward are
invited to attecd By order:
lt& VIM ID. SERRIN. Sec.
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HTHE MEMBERS OF THE GOOD
~ VIII Club take great pleasure In an
nouncing to their numerous friends and patrons
that their Second Annual Excursion will take
place MONDAY, July 21st, TO the White House
Pavilion Particulars In future advertisement
lie l9-eo3t By order Of THE COMMITTEE
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SPECIAL NOTlCE.-ALL PERSONS
- having accounts with Inc are respectfully in
formed that they are now ready, and will be
delivs red in the course Of this week. Prompt
payment Of the same Is much needed and most
earnestly requested. CHAS. II. LANE,
je 4-1w No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue.
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4 <MAsONIC.-A SPECIAL COMMUNI-
cation Of the Grand Lodge Of the District
eof Columbia will be held at Masonic Il all,
corner and 9th SITS on TUESDAY next, Gath
ebrating the Anniversary Of st John, the Baptist,
according to the arrangements made BY the Com.
mittee appointed for that purpose.
Matters in connection with the recent recogni-
ton Of the Independent Grand Lodge OF Canada
win be brought before the Grand Lodge for con.
sideration.
Ofacers snd members Of the Grand Lodge win
appear in their appropriate regalia.
All Masons in regular standing are psternally
invited to be present.
BY order Of the M. w. Grand Master
GEO. G. WHITING,
je21.3t UnionA INTEL Grand Secretary
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IF The LOSER OF A HORSE will call
L At No AS Seventh street. between G and B.
VIII pc delivered by proving property and pay.
Ing expense jes3-Sts
NOrICE.-I WOULD RESPECTFULLY
" notify my customers that their respective &C.
counts will be presented or before the lat July,
ana ASH, as particular favor that they call and
settle the ssme.
All accounts contracted previous to LIST January
last: will be placed In legal hands unless closed
oefore the 18th OF the coming month.
l.. CLARK, Paper hanger, &C,
le&5-Stt Ae Pa av. bet. 18th and 18th SITS
FARMERS AND OTHERS.
lust RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
y Seed POTATOES for planting.
300 bushels Jersey Mercers
100 do large do
For sale low, at the City Market, Old Demo.
jee3-ats (Intel) ' agent
E'ANS! FANSH FANSn.-Iam closing on,
the above Goods cheap. Now is the time.
Hot days and nights. Fans are indispensable.
r. rr ss a from cents to IS; ,o A TATE,
NOTICE.-OUR CUSTOMERS ARE IN
formed that their accounts are made OF and
ready for delivery. Those who objec; to hayinS
them rendered will please call for them.
le&-t NJ. w GAIT & BRO.
FLOOR MATING.
/ HAVE REMAINING ON HAND aRoUr
Il 500 yards OF FLOOR MATING OF a very
superior Quality, which will close out al priDls
COSY iof cash l.. r. CLARk.
Paper hanger and Upholsterer, No 2is Penna.
avenue, b.tween 18th and 18th rreets
je 23-3t&
~ OIL II. ALL PERSONS HAVISG
open accounts On our books are res pect !ullv
INFO med that we shall at orce make an ;ndIs-
crminate oisu button Of q same 10 their sespee-
i've owners Those persons who prefer not 10
nave the bills seat 20 them will Ind p efo rezdy
made on ana for deliver al our desk Settle
ments according TO terms Of sale are spectful-
iy asked without delay.
Je23-dtJulyl CLAGETT, DODSON Z CO.
lust RECEIVED, LONDON ART JOUR-
NAL and other 30, KS, Periodicals and Pa
pers. FERGUSON.
je20 next to Lammo Is, 4s6 7th 81.
TOHNST0N,S PHILOSOPHICAL Charts
complete with Key, ,aid TO be the bert design
ever gotten up for schools and seminaries.
FERGUSON,
je2O next to Lammond's, ss6 eth St
GREENWOOD SEMINARY.
SITUATED ON THE SEVENTH STREET
" Plank Road, three miles from Washington,
pupils.
je7-lm* Mrs WIN. KEsLRY, Principal.
E>OR SALE-A PERFECTLY NEW AND
4 substantially built STORE wA-o@6,
CON. Can be seen at the Coach Fac &32
tory OF Mr.. John Nj Young. Enquirs or
ELVANs THOMPSON,
33S Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
re lS1w (Orpanl
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ARRIVAL m Nvw CaS

BXCUHSION ANU FIC NC OF
EbenezeY Sabbath School.
Il Navy Ynd) will give an Ex- H.
cursion ard Pie Mic on THURS
DAY, 28th June, proceeding down the Potomac
as FAR as Indian Head, touching At Fort Washi G.
ton and the White House going and re urning.
The Pic Mic will be at the fort
The Boat will leave her wharf At ~ O'Clock ..
m Navy Yard ut G; and Alexapdris II 9.
Tickets for adults FIFTY CENTS; Children
half price. Refreshments on board.
The School will be accompanied by the Choir
OF the Church, and q select band Of musicians.
je 24-2t&
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A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
~ Pennsylvanis Buchanan ard Breckin.
ridge Club will be held at the Club Room, south
east corner Of 9th and ID streets, on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, June 2sth, at ~ O'Clock.
GERS Of the Club win be chosen
Al. GLOSsBRENNER, Chairm'n
8. L. SHUGERT, Sec. je2a-2t#
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VOW LOSr.-&5 REWARD.-STEAYE
~ or was stolen on Thursday, June 10, C5..sr,
very large Black and White COW N.Y.
has horns; the throat, belly bag, and YXvuN-
lower pait Of the tail are white; black neck, and
large black and white spots on the sides and more
black surface on one side than the other in the
forehead is white mark, which is wide up by
the hons and tapers to point down the nose
the hind teat on the right side is small er than tie
others. 1 will give the above reward for the re-
turn Of the cow, or one half for information Of
her. GEORGE MATHIOT
Corner Delaware avenue and e street
je 4-3tH Near the Railroad Depot
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lust RECEIVED
~ Scotch Herrings

lust RECElVKD-
- Scotch Herrings
Fresh Peaches and pricots
Prune Cordial
Levy's celebrated Bitters
Vermacelli and M,ccarcni
Sweet Oil
Fresh Teas, for sale by
a. JONAS p. LEVY,
s7a Pa. avenue, Wine, Liquor and segar etore'
te lott
GAS HEATERS.-ANOr SUPPL
" Of those Gas Heaters so convenIert for nc
nursery, or for cooking 4 meal for a sGan family
Also, GAS STOVES, for cooking and hafihsi
complete. G. FRANCIS,
tle2l sti-..t.. ... 490 seveEth 81.
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SATTENTION, MASSACHUSETTS [,
~ The members Of the Bay State Buck and
Breck Club, and others from that State who are
DESTROYS Of uniting with them, are requested to
meet at the usual place 403 Thirteenth street, be-
tween 6 and H, THIS (fuesday) EVENING at
~ o'clock A cordial invitation is extended to
those from the Old Bay state
full attendance Of members Is desired as bus.
mess Of Importance will be brought forward for
their consideration
te24-lt j. T. CONANT Sec,v
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R ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS OF
81 FIFTH WARD-You a1e reouested
to meet In front Of Caspariss Hotel THIS (Tues-
day. EVENING, at 6H O'Clock, to proceed, with
the sixth Ward Association, to the Rooms Of the
ocras Of all the Wards expected TO Join in pro-
cession to the Ratification Meeting in George.
town. II
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NOTlCE.-A LII PERSONS INDEBTED
to the undersigned are hereby Informed that
their respective accounts will be made of by ID e
18th instant, and he confidently expects that they
VIII eau and settle the same by the LIST OF July
either by cash or with notes at short dates
VIM. r. RILEY,
Corner Of 9Th street and opposite Centre
A-6t Market
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ACCOUNTS READY.-wE WOULD RE.
n specially announce tina. the accounts Of our
numerous customers are now being drawn eff,
and win be presented by the Both instant, when
we earnestly hope that all persons so indebted
will take pleasure in making prompt settlement
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
lie 24-6t 322 Pa av bet 9th and 10th ats
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LADIES' TAKE NOTICE..
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO IN
l. form his patrons and the public generally Of
his intention to close out his Spring stock Of
FANCY AND TRIMMING GOODS, at very re
duced prices
There is no humbug in this notice, the goods
(s0me Of which are mentioned in another sdver-
dsemenD can be seen at
No. is Pa. avenue, opposite Centre Market.
je A-eo3t (Organ)
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III Advertisements should be handed In by
IL o'clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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HAhPEk'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY;
III 25 cents
Harper's Story Book, No. % (Ramble Among
the Alps j 25 cents
Godey's Lady's Book for July; Is cents.
Sparrow Grass Papers; OIL.
Graham's Magazine for July; 25 cents.
New York Journal for JULY; 1Sx cents
New York Ledger fer June 18th and all the
back number for sale by f. X LUDY,
je24 No. 12s Bridgeatreet, Georgetown.
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CTRAYED FROM MY RKsIDENCE, on
- the 10th Of June, Mulatto Boy, named
HOWARD P. LEE He is very bright, and is
no doubt passing for white he Is about 10 wears
was on long boat, on bis way to Alexandria.
Amy information as to his whereabouts viii be
thankfully received by LEWIS PATTEN. base
ment Of the Kirkwood House lie "a At
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7 OSf.-ON SATURDAY EVENING, ON
IL H street, between 9Th and 11th SITS, a Lady's
Embroidered China Grass Handkerchief The
finder will receive the thanks Of the owner by
leaving Ii at 401 Seventh street. 1t*
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OAR IRON!
- COACH FINDINGS!
Building and Cabinet HARDWARE...
Just received full assortment OF Goods snita
bic for Blacksmiths, Coach Makers, Carpenters
and others, at low prices, and OF good qualities
at the store Of ELVANS Il THOMPSON,
326 Pa. ave p, bet 9th and 10Th SITS
jeH-1w (Organ Il InteD
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The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Dspartment.-OD yesterday, the 2Sd Of June,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
tho hook of thu Dsnartmnpt-
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suspendsd.-We hear that the nor. appear
ance OF the Washington Sentinel this morning
is owing to the suspension of its publication
Though differing as widely as possible from
our friend, its late conductor, on many IN alters.
we wish him all the happiness and success in
life that any man can have. In many re-
spects he is glorious fellow, and deserves to
enjoy the ardent affection of his large number
of personal friends.