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ENANTWELL:S JUSTICE-THE NORTH CARO-
" LIMA MAGISTRATE. This is improvement upon
and designed to take the place Of Swams Justice Price
s. 5o-posage Sc cents For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
August 90, 1856. 81
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NEW COPPER EsTABLIsHMENT.

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN RALEIGH.
IL would respectfully inform my friends, and the pub
lie generally, that continue to manufacture all kinds Of
Copper Brass, and Sheet Iron Work. Turpentne Stills
Pumps, &C., &C., &c. f"t ''
All Kinds of repairing done promptly. faithfully, and
the most reasonable terms. -. 5,... ,r,. =
Old Copper bought at the very highest price.
H. J. HESSELBACH.
March 81, 1857. S7-sw3m
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DENTAL NOTICE.
DERRY BASON WOULD RESPECTFULLY MAKE
IL known that they no longer associated.
April IA, 1857. --- 40-swlm.
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FATHER FOR SPRING TRADE, WHOLE
- SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have in store large most
excellent Stock @ Leather and Findings, for the Spring
Trade which we will sell low any other establishment
South Of New York and for less than they be had
All of our purchases having been from the Impor
ters and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Iannsy places it in power to sell Goods above stat
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose by giving stock
an examination, and believe shall be able please
both as to price and quality Below enumerate OF
the leading articles viz:
20 dozen of Crawrds Calf Skins Ghis maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1S51.) .n-...
40 dozen French Skins best quality, -.,
40 &c American Calf Skins . ...
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
50 Band Leather, ,...... r
Lasts BOotTrees Shoe Boot Makers Tools of every
kind Tanners and Curriers' Tools
Aiso Sewed Brogans of manufacture warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles too
Saddlery f a. 4 r IT FORD
n B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store.
Petersburg, May 5, 1852 IT,
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QUENT. BUSBEE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH, n. c.
Will promptly attend to any business ntrsted to him
in the United States and State CourtS and with the Ex
ecutve other departments of the State Government
July l, 1856 66-tf
SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, NC,
Will attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses
sionS of Wake, Johnston, Cumberland and Harnett.
Smthfeld. Feb 20. 1856 2S-tf
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH y. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Johnston Chatham and New Hanover He is to be found
at the Office formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will H.
HAYWOOD, Jr.
Raleigh January 8, 1854. 16-w&sw6m.
WILLIS l.. GREEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Memphis, Tenn.
(OtHce, east side Muin Street, 40. 16S.)
WILL PRACTICE IN THE SEVERAL COURTS
w of Shelby, Tipton and Fayette. All business
trusted to his care will receive prompt attention.
- Special attention given to collection of claims.
February "a, 1857. 27-swly.
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nRESS GOODS.-RLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
~ Berage and Muslin Robes Tamartne Lawns, Nus
Inns, Ginghams, &C., just received at
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KEMP p. BATTLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH n. C.
Will attend the Courts of W IKE and Franklin and the
Terms Of the Supreme and sral Courts.
July l. 1856. 66-n.
.Y Register copy.
BARRON C. WATSON CASTOR MEAREs.
WATSON & MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a Burling Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce.
Dec. IL, 1856 7-swtf.
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NJORTH-CAROLINA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, BY
II Prof EmmOns being the Report of the Geological
Survey of the Midland Counties. Price 50. Postage when
sent by mail q cents. For sale by
March 81 1857. 26-
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Valuable Land for Sale IN Carteret County,
NOrth-CarOlina, near Beaufort.
TWILL BE SOLD AT AUGUST COURT NEXT, IN
w the town Of Beaufort, valuable tract of land ly
ing in Carteret county, ten miles from Beaufort on the New
lima City by water The land has it good house with
rooms and all necessary outhousesall nearly new
There three of old land under fence and about
three hundred and twenty acres. Prof Emmons Report
shows that land like this the most valuable Oany
kind for f-r - -: ..." ...s' Sd d 5.'i # rs
Persons wishing purchase address Charles
ton s. c. and those who wish to the land do by
calling Mr.. David Dickerson who lives it, and will
show It to them.
There is fine place it for brick yard the clay being
excellent for the purpose. -
The purchaser it is wished purchase stock and ali
with the land There is good range for cattle. Posses.
- 7s19r ..--I, -I',Isr9 - s...s.ss z. FARROW.s
Charleston, s. c., 9th Feb, 1857. as-swtf ~
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EORM BOOK.-THE NORTH-CAROLINA FORM
Il Book containing all the most useful Forms which
in business transactions between and man, well
in official stations together with the Constitution of
North Carolina, and of the United States the act fixing the
fees of Clerks, Shers &c Calculated for the Of the
Citizens of North-Carulina and made conormabe to law.
81. For sale by h. d. TURNER.
H. d. T. will send the above work by mail postage free,
upon the receipt Of 81.
Raleigh, April H. 1857. 40-sw.
4 MANUAL FOR PRACTICAL SURVEY
"A ORS, containing methods necessary for Actual Field
Operations By E. W. Beans. For sale by
H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, March II, 1857 So
EOR SALE.-A NEGRO WOMAN AND HER TWO
II children an infant and boy eight years of
ugelkey slaves. To be sold together For terms apply
at this office
January %, 1857. 18-
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wv e ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN n. BUNTING as candidate for the office
of Superior Court Clerk of Wake County subject to the
ton of Convention of the Democratic Party which
be Ied for the purpose of nominating candidate for that
post. 5O-tt
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M ANTILLES 4 lIANTLES IA GREAT ,VAR4E
a.. T,..fa77 y -, H. !. EVANS.
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SHIPPERS OF SPRING GOODS.
Take Notice!
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
FORWARDING
RAILROAD AND STEAMER ROUTES,
THE NORTHERN CITIES.
t8y' No Destruction of any Nature achate0er. 81
FREIGHTS FROM
BOSTON NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES NORTH,
MAIL SPEED!
AND THE USUAL RATES.
For further information, inquire of the undersigned at
No. So Fayetteville street. .--.' ....rl.
WIN. WHITE, Jr, Agent.
Raleigh, February "a, 1857. N-swtf
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PERSONAL.

go. Edwin Robinson, Esq, President of the
Southern Line to Aqua Creek and Richmond, is
at Browns.
80. George Peabody. the London banker, is at
Boston. where he will remain till August, when
he returns to England.
go. The notorious Parker H. French is about
to start Republican paper in San Francisco,
called the California Register.
-. We are pleased to see our old friend Major
Watrous, Of Minnesota, in town. The Major
looks hale and vigorous, aye seeming to sit ght-
ly upon his brow.
.... Ex- President Pierce has accepted an inv
tatiOn to- unite with the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Company of Boston, in their ahniver-
sary celebration on Monday next.
80. Nj. Stoeckl, Russian Minister and Col w
II. Swift, the railroad engineer, of Boston, with
their wives, who are sisters. will spend the sum
mer at Newport So says an exchange.
80. Capt. Charles IL. Davis, the United States
naval officer who nterfered for the release of
Walker, was, until a few months since, at the
head of the Government Nautical Almanac office
ut Cambridge, Mass. He is we'll known from his
connection with the Coast Survey, and from his
various contributions to scientific subjects.
80. DR.. Guillmette, late of the Harrison and
Pyne opera Troupe, in explaining the ground
OF his late demand upon Harrison and Miss Pvne
for professional services says that the latter has
been suffering from diInnution Of general volume
of the voice, and total loss of three notes of its
upper register, consequent upon highly scrof-
ulous condition of the body. 1t was an affection
OF long standing, which had been variously and
unsuccessfully treated, both in Europe and this
country. Mr.. Harrison has also a chronic diic Ill
y, OF nine years duration, and consisted in par
tlal paralysis of the nerves of sensibilty of the
vail OF the palate and portion of the pharynx
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The virginia Election.

The following returns from the Virginia cleo
ton have been received by telegraph and letters
since our issue of yesterday:
MARrISsBuRG; May %. In this district F aulk-
ner, Democrat, carries eight out of nine counties
His majority in Berkeley is 267, in Jefferson Il5
in Frederick 527, in Clark 1863, in Morgan ia, in
Hampshire (reported) 300, in Page 955, in War
rem (reported) 800 Mr.. Lucas, distribution dem
ocrat, carries I.oudon by 625. Faulkner's appre-
gate majority 2,O9l-last election 20I The Dem
ocrats have carried Morgan for their State ticket
by 50 majority. In Frederick county, Fauntleroy
and Kaufman, democrats, are elected to the
House of Delegates. In Clarke county Benjamin
Morgan, democrat, is elected TO the Legislature
by IL majority over Bradfeld, distribution demo-
crat.
RICHMOND, May 29.-This city, which at the
last Congressional election gave the American
party $40 majority, and last fall gave Mr. Fill
more 219, has now been carried by the democrats.
Caskie, dem, for Congress, leads Crane, Amer. >,
2e August, dem. for Senator, leads Robinson,
Amer, Us the democratic delegate ticket also
leads from 23U to 2S3 votes. In Madison ward
however, the polls are to be kept open for three
days, but it is not supposed the result will be
materially changed.
son, dem, 63S Neaville, Amer, no House of
Delegates-Y Dung, dem, 632; Murdaugh, Amer
ll9; Tatem, dem 62l Herbert, Amer, 1i2
Tucker, for Attorney General, received 6i9 votes.
In Norfolk there was no opposition to Tucker
for Attorney General and Miilson for Congress
For the Senate Mckinney, Amer, is elected over
Robinson, independent dem. Mallory, for the
House of Delegates, is elected over Bisbie.
PETERSBURG, May 29.-Goode. dem, for Con.
gress 47l; Collier, distribution dem, 40. Fol
Senate-Claiborne, dem, 47i; scattering :s.6. For
the House-Brown, dem, 493; Robertson, wing
iG2.
The returns from the counties generally indi-
cate large majority for the democrats In the
Legislature. All the districts far heard from
elect the democratic members TO Congressman,
as last year.
LYNCHBURG, May 29.-Bocock, dem. for Con.
gress, 3i4; Wicker, Amer. 264; Yancy, dem, fol-
Senate, 3i Shackleford, Amer, 2i3; Deame
Amer, for House, 532; Smith, Amer, 3i3.
RICHMOND, Nav 29.-NIessrs. Smith and Faulk
ner are undoubtedly reelected to Congress.
WHEELING, May 29-The dispatch sent YOU
last night was not correct, having been made uI
at late hour on rumors that proved fabulous
Clemens, dem for Congress, has about 25U ma
| jority in the city, and is no doubt elected.
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PRrsBYrERrES IN. 81 GENERAL AssEMBLY.-
On Thursday, the Rev. Mr.. Black, a delegate
from the General Synod Of the Reformed Presby-
terrain Church Of North america. was present and
addressed the Assembly. He presented, As b;-
sis of correspondence with the General Assem-
bly,, those Resolutions which were rejected by his
synod when offered 10y the General Assembly In
1925. He stated that the Reformed Presbyterian
Church holds no communion with shareholders.
and hopes that the New School PRESBYTERIAN
Church will yet occupy the same ground but 1t
leaves Il with that church to decide. The Gen.
eral Synod has drawn up covenant to present to
the Evangelical Alliance at Berlin, Prussia this
year, and intends to present similar one to all
the Protestant Churches, to endeavor TO sus-
tain the principles Of the Protestant Reformation
forever.
The resolutions were referred to the committee
on church policy.
The church extension committee made report,
which was read and accepted.
sharp discussion on the synodical records of
Mississippi, between Rev. Mr.. McI.ane, of Mis-
sissippi, and Rev. Mr.. Lockwood, Of New York,
occupied the remainder Of the session.
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BOARDING.

MRS. REILLY, No. SIS New Jersey avenue.
Ivl Capitol Hi, has several PLEASANT ROOMS
which she would he pleased 10 Rent TO permanent
transient f'oarders. TABLE BOARDERs can g
accommodated. NAV 3N-eo3i'
ROARD.-Two gentlemen can obtain comforta-
- bic ROOM with BOARD. in a private family,
at No. 4r7 18Th street between and n. NAV S-Sl
nNE LARGE AIRY ROOM ard enc good sized
~ single ROOM, furnished or unfurnlshed for
rent. The house has large yard, ma king The situa
ton desirable for family with children. BOARD
furnished u desired. Apply 10 No. $50 10Th street.
between ID and r.. NAV Set.
MRS. BATES. AT HER BOARDING
!Nl HOUSE, on the southeast corner Of Penn.
Avenue and 9Th street. has made arrangements 60
accommodate large number of strangers with Meals
at any time throughout the day, and Lodgings.
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III The Chatham &c. W. Freeman says that
rom March is to April 20, thirty fugitive slaves
t eached that place by the underground railroad,
poW TIE southern part Of the Upited States.
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i COLUMBIA AND ALEXANDRIA.-D
An. TRAHEA NJ Of MARY land, NEURO ELEC
TROPATHIC PHYSICIANS

ITO THE PEOPLE OF THE DISTRICT OF
i COLUMBIA AND ALEXANDRIA,
A. NJ. TRAHEAM of Mary land, NEURO Ell EC.
TROPATHIC PHTSICIAN-
Who has completed his studies in the old and ne w
school Colleges of Medicine, and rho has had wen
ty years of successful practice, has taken rooms for
consultation and treatment of all ons standing dis
eases OF Whatever nature they NAV be, No. 5sI Sey-
enth street Mary land avenue, WASHINGTON. Honrs
day from till O'clock and from eight till eleven
az night lie Is the only physician i'm the world that
understands the philosophy and cure of Cancer or
any OF those mai gDsnt ulcers letters that the hu-
man Race are afflicted with. He has cured Spinal
Diseases OF 20 years standing, Rheumatism OF ten
years standing Nervous affections II years, Deaf
ness and blindness OF long standing, Lung and
Throat Diseases of the worst form without clipping
the Uvuls or cutting out the Tonsels. '''e
He treats all Female Complaints and all Chronic
Diseases, Dropsy, Liver Diseases, Dyspepsia A '
DC, with such success that, often, his patients ara
astonshed well as himself, at the result of ms
new mode of assisting nature in healing the Nj .s
of mind and body. Call and him an both n fa !. ii
health may be preserved thereby. "'N
His examinations OF diseases are free of charv.
visit to has Consulting Rooms, the refore. will
His assistant. DR.. M. Hubbard, will visit f.u;,;.,
at their residences in all acute forms of disease anr
.He-e III .Ho DlstrIc.. may 3o-St'
I APES AND CHILDRENS MERINOyEST.
IL we nave on hand, genera. assortment of IA.
niSs anu Shildrens MerIno and Gauze- merino Vest
Ia low and high necks. long and short sleeves.
-.. w. EGAN 4 son,
~ IS Pa. av., south side, bet. 9Th and nh SITS
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A NNUAL EXCURSION
"A OF THE
Young Catholics Friend Society.


The steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will les-n
Alexandra for the WHITE HOUSE
at and 10 o'clock a. m: and ~ ?. m, q a
and the White House for Alexandra ef1esfzsy@
at and o1z 2. on MONDAY next. he LIST of June
Persons IN Washington md Georgetown puTchas
Ing tickets will take the Thomas Collyer for Alex
andrIa, arrangements having been made p.ss ther
on that host by exhibiting their tickets The excur
SION to1t will convey those who remain until %
O'Clock to WASHINGTON.
Tickets for gentleman and lady 81: for a lady ~
CENTS; for servant child % cents. For sale ~
William Bowling, Alexandra; j, r. Fills Piano
Store, Washington; and J l.. Kidwe, Georg clown
ELcutire COMMITTEE
George w. Brent, Richard l.. Csrne. Jr.
John Il. Hill. NAV 9 q
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EOR SALE-About % COZ mercha ntable BRICKS
l. on easy terms.
ELVkNS & THOMPSON,
may So-eolw (States) SIG Penn. avenue.

A DVENTURES AND EXPLORATIONS IN
"A Honduras, by William v. Wells. VOL: Maps
and illustrations.
SquIeI's Notes Central America VOL, svo; with
Maps and Illustrations.
Cullen's lsthmus OF Daren Ship Canal, VOL, LoI-
don (; with Maps.
WilIisms' Isthmus Of Tehauntepcc, vol. svo and
Maps.
Gisborne's Darien Journal. l VOL, London with
four Maps.
Bard's Adventures on the Mosquito Shore, VOL;
with sixty engravings.
Typographical Map of the Isthmus of Panama and
DarIen.
BynevOr Terrace, by the author of Heir of dcyfe,
2vos.
Rev. Mr. Bellows Address on Theatres 90.
Bacon's Essays with Bishop Whatley's Notes, vel.
8vO.
Travels in Europe, by Rev. John f. Edwards
The Bible and the People, by Miss Beeoher.
may 80 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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MACHINE SEWING. : -
All kinds Of sewing executed at short notice
MRS. TYSSOWSKPS SEWING ROOMS,
no. AZ Serenth, befacesn q and H streets.
line assortment Of LADIES' ready made LINEN
ana UNDER GARMENTS. IN the latest style,
Kept constantly on hand may H-ims
WALL & STEPHENS.
w hOlosale Dealers and Jobbers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND TESTIN6S,
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SPLRIT OF The MUHIVIIVU PhESS.
The INtsiiigsHcsr, in commenting upon the
ovation to General Walker in New Orleans,
thinks
That one who has deliberately renounced the
high calling and proud name of a ''citizen of the
United states" to become a rowing adventurer
under far other banner than that of the stripes
and the stars, and who has thus eXpatriated HIM
self In cOntravention of our municipal law as
well as in defiance Of the law of all civilized ma
tiOns, should, at the close of a career marked by
the carnage of his deluded followers and the on.
preston OF those to whom he came in the guise
of a champion and d. liverer, be welcomed by the
plaudits OF ''ten thousand" voices in the streets
OF an American city, cannot be regarded as very
happy aGgury for either the intelligence, human
NV oi Pairlotism OF those who participated in
such ill-directed acclamations.
The Union is occupied with news matters and
correspondence
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

II
| FOR SALE.-Two fne BUILDING LOTS. SIT
usted on the corner Of 18th aud south ID stTesis.
Island fronting respectively IS feet and 81 feet .
stfset with depth Of loo fct Terms: one,i.uNL
& THOMPSON, 3s Penn. avenue,
ROOMS. Two gentlemen Wishins TO ToSm ii' 70,
Sether wou.d lind II pleasant summer arrrEg-meu'.
| No $50 r street, near lOth NAV ga
| FOR RENT.-One of the best STANDS for a
| A. hetall Grocery on the Island. Apply 20 GEO.
MAJ IINGLf, street south, Washington.
FOR RENTAL OFFICE, suitable for . frst-
CITY Ms lawyer IN the immediate vicinity OF the
ph hls9, several newly Furnished ROOMS. VITA
nrefran OF withont. No children ln the house. and
Der, without children. Apply NJ 49, ID street. ou'
square from City Hall. Gas and Bath N the House
= tase built DWELLING HOUSE sltusted on
ne c9rner OF I'D street west and street north.
VIII be soIs with the House IL wanted. The ocarIuh
deightfnl either for summer or winter residrrce
Apply to to POLLARD WEBB, Agent. No. 52:d
FOR SALETTwo FRAME HOUSES. situated
alley title fnd dess aseR rT W ss
JOHN DESsr Y = EasoGt to leave the city InsG,!s ~,
streets north, or at the Marble Yard, CsPno "a
k'Ok RENT-A very desirable FIR LAM r.
= DWELLING on West street, Georgetown, b.
tween High and Congress. next door 20 the Rev. lG
Boc1ck,s For further particulars apply 10 HENRY
bthRON, at the Coal and Wood Nard of Barron
and Slower, Green street, Georgetown. may a-lw
FOX d VAN HOOK, REAL Estate AGENT,
Il 4S1z Seventh street, above ID street hsve i,T
sale q bargain that very Desirable and pleasantly
situated two story FRAME HOUSE with Base
ment, south street. between ID aud 81 streets.
Capitol Hall. containing Gas and Water Fixtures.
Bath House, Furnace, &c. Also. a Stable, Carnage
House, sheds for coal and wool, together witt the
large Lot containing about 1880 feet tastefuly aId
out, with Iron Railing in front.
Also, the three story BRICK HOUSE and LOT
corner OF Iennsylvdnla avenue and south street
BON oil these properties included IN the con
a,ea extension OF the Capitol Grounds, and 81"
may 2S-2w
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;. May 30. 1887.
EVENING STAR, IL
gest circulstion OF
ington ]
!, IN the following
Merlin, L d
Motion, Mrs Lydia
Mason, Mrs q y
Murphy. hrs A l.
Myers, Mic Jslia
Orms, Ars Maria
Peck. Miss y y
Price. nrs L q.
Pumphry. Drlcsno
Phillips, Nancy
P-t.ra, Mad A
Roud, Mrs Q
Russel. MIS- Merry
Rowes, hTs Agnes
Scott. h and Nancy
smoot, Mrs r 'chel
Shea. Aiss MARI
smith, Ars 3 r
StoI Mrs A
Schmidt, 4
Scott, hisIiia
Smith, Mlss L
Starr. Mrs e
Sullivan. Jehsns
etua {. Miss J G
shsphs q, Giss G
Scrivner, Miss "
sh-rdlip, n o N
Stevens, Mrs II L
Thompson, Mrs y
Violet, Mrs
W elsb, Mrs G
Wright. Mrs n
W est. Mrs + c
Wright, Miss q
WEIGH, Mrs
ward. Hiss O
Waller, Mrs A A
wbeston, Mrs
walker, Mrs n
wsloker, Miss s
witmore, Mrs %
wsIiDg, Miss . 1rah
Waring. Mis- A n
W hitn.y, Mrs 3
wilson, Are z T
Young, Mrs Anne
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TIE WEAruER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
and will be continued daily when the line is in
working order. The time Of observation is
about o'clock a. In.
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Adams, Miss Z
Addison, Nissf
Bell. Miss = B
Peil. Mis-. Fanny
Bell, Catharins
Burr, Miss d
Blu hell, nrs Geo
Butcher, Mrs r
Boudeaot. MrsE
Browning. Mics q
Btsier, Mics Y
Burscil, Mrs s,rah
B rel. HrsIsabells
Blackston, Mrs n
Berry. Mis-
Bsliss. Miss NJ
Chlids, Mrs 3 v :
CLARKE, Mrs Mary
Cross, Mrs L b
Collins, Miss A
Corbin, Mrs z
Ooursey. Mrs G
Colbourp, Mary W
Cockrell, Miss r
Crawford. Miss 3
Christine, Mrs J B
Chiseldene, Mrs A
CRAFTY. Mis- Mary
Clisndls, Miss T n
Conwell, Miss D
Campbell. Miss
Choidress, Miss I. J
Climbers, MRS ID
Duvsll, Mis-, x
Dsvia, Miss NJ
Davis, Miss J A
Dunlop, Mis- % c
Davis, Miss Ida
Dickerson, Mrs J
Douoi ne. Mrs 4
Evsns, Mrs 3 n
Ed lin, Miss r
Edmopstor,Mrs II
Evans, Mics N A
Bimorc, Miss n A
Ecardt, Mrs Ellen
EiSln. Misc Z A
fieids, Rachel A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-30

.'OR SALE.-Two fine BUILDING LOTS. SIT
uated on the corner Of 18th aud south ID streets,
sand, fronting respectively Is feet and 81 feet on y
II eet, with depth OF loo f. CT. Terms: Oneiour'h
, sh balance IN !, ?. and years. Apply TO EINANS
THOMPSON, 3S Penn. avenue,