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ltliGre!!uneu,ls.
ILEkI'ON ACADEMY

| TJ7iIE Trustees would announce that tie
4 Fall Session OF this Institution con!-
ncnccd on the 18th ult., under the super
vision ofJ. q. \. Jones. a. NJ, assisted H.
Mrs. J q. a. Jones, both expert.
Teacher. In order to place the best edit,
tiona advantages within the reach oi All,
they have considerably reduced the rates of
tuition. They would therefore hope that the
public will give increased patronage to i!ic
School, that it may he enabled to susttI'!
itself and be made First Cinss Institution -
LcWniaE. The branches will be Sue IS alo
taught in all onr higher schools and e"l."trS,
and pupils may obtain q thorough In 'ist,
or Classical Education without going ~ ;.
h ONE.
RATES OF TUITION
lst Class--Spcllng, Reading, Writ :;
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic "
Grammar, per term, $50.
2nd Including Grammar, Grus
ply, Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Mrnsurat. ~,
Algebra, Geometry, Nat. Philosophy. l!ts-
tory ard Botany, per term, :, 81. tsE>.
3rd CaSs-Trigonome Surveying. y.
iitcal Economy, Science of GovcrnmcI
Rhetoric, History of Literature, Mythology,
Logic, Geology, Mctcorology. Mental ard
Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology. E,.-
lcnces Of Christianity and the Latin Is'-
gunge, per term, $3.50.
any OF the above named branches wiz.
the Greek, French or German LNsuap- and
Literature, per term, &rssC&
EXTRAS:
81 on Piano or Melodoao, ps;
term, $500
rercl Drawings or Nonochromatics 500
Painting in Water Colors, S.00
Oh C"lors, $50
Embroidery and Needle Work. 2.C>
An extra charge OF 50 cents for each Of ti,,,
two Winter terms to dciray expenses OF
fuel &c, will be made on each pupil.
ElHvcn weeks constitute ono term.
No deduction for less than weeks lsss
time. GEO. r. HOWARD, President.
"a. ELLIS, Secretary.
September 6, l6JG--tf
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"A boy, at recent examination in an
English school, was asked who discovered
America. Il wish may die" says British
editor, '.if he didn't answer. Yankee Doodlc!''
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" What is more beautiful and poetical
tlan the child's idea of ice--"Water gone to
sleep"
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Clowns, Mcasrs. Brewer 4 Aymar, with several
able assistants
~ In the forenoon splendid outside Procession
of elephants with the magnificent band Char;o' E,
DRAWS BY A TEAM OF SIX Will parade through
the principal streets FREE EXEIRIrloy.-Terriic
Ascension on SINCE wire. from the ground to the
top of the Pavilion, $50 feet by Nine Leontine,
Immediately before the the opening of tho doors
for the af crnoon performance ADMISSION %
CENTS-NO HALE PRICE. Doors open ut and
p, NJ. Performance to commence half an hour
Afterwards Millugon Tuesday Sept. 29th
Chestcrtown Wednelay goth
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CARDS.
ChiilS & Fever.

DiSCHALL'S FEVER AND AGUE MIXTURE
L is an effectual preventive and Cure for Chjls
and Fever, Dumb Aguc, Intermittent Pever, and
Bilious Attacks. 1t is also Il valuable and SAFE
tonic and Alternative unlsr many other circums an
ccs totally free from admiXture with any mineral
distance. cont lining neither
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apr Is ~

~ lIll ID.LPHIA GEO's
= 49,, BANDAGE INSTITUTE. No. M.
NlAIli street, west side. sixth store hove r
ket-B. {. EvERErr's Premium ptout l;ys!En.
ing Pressure JRrss. Ruplures of IS years tadi-
'ally cured. Also. every variety Of urc:cl An
1aratus skilifully adjusted Shoulder traces. A..
iomi"al supporters, Suspensorv ard lIcmorIhpiI.
al 'anlag's. silk and Cotton FL: site Sf,c,in,,
md Pots &c. Ladies attended to by Mrs Everett.
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arsenic, Copper, MsrcUy or An'imony.
IT Is EXCLUSIVELY VEGETABLE
in its composition The ingredients are Of MED
NATURE. AID C0nMISGLED IL SuCI PROPORTIONS Az
not 40 SHOCK THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. OR PEUDrCr
UNPLEASANT Feelings ~ THE HEAD As TOME
it is at the samo timc very GENTLE, POWERFUL
aud DURABLE. in effect Its stimulating prop rites
arc so slight as to produce No ISJcRY when taken
in health; and it. continued use does not aceus
the system 10 its action. to destroy its useful
ness. rs is the case with most medicines.
EDw'D : MoRRIs, Sole Proprietor nd ainu-
frctmrcr No GIG Arch street, Philadelphia.
TT Agents-R. l.. Thomas AMI David Dcrr.
Moth Est; Drs. II. III. Mitchell and Jos Wallace
Ekton 7. b Hopper Chesapeake City: Jas Ford,
Crci,oI. may 30 llstO
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RUCKWHE.AT FLOUR, just received u
- fresh supply, at tho cheap store of
-. Mar Tuau I'm ESsEr " 70
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T. O II S A l. Z.
4 GOOD family Carriage with two seats;
IA light and comfortable, can be used with
one or both seats as desired. Apply to
Elkton, Aug. 10. B. +. MAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-18

Mr.. EDITOR There is a charm in music which is
capable of sOftenng the hardest heart but when It
heard ia the still hour OF night that charm IS greatly
increased. Nhle strOlllng last evening through the
CITY chance led me TO fall into the company of par
~ of young friends engaged IN the pleasing occupa-
ton OF serenadlng some Of The fair ladies and brave
men" of Washington. On their invitation Joined
the party. and truly shall ever thank kind frtnne
for leading Inc In such direction for such charming
music was greeted with that long ears will pass
er5 the remembrance OF that night shall escape Mr.
withers' celebrated citizens band had been engaged
for the OCCASION and such a gentlenanly courfeonS
talented, a1ld accommodating set of men il has new
er been my good fortune to meet before.
Among the distinguished men of the Metropolis
that shared the hOnors OF the night. was our es-
teemsd fellow citizen, the present President of the
Board OF Aldermen who greeted them in that Kind
and friendly manner for which he is SO well known.
The Band, really, on this occasion, excelled any
thing heard OF the kind and Prof w. truly de-
serves the thanks of the citizens OF Washington in
general. Many thanks due to my kind friends for
the Invita- ion and only hope that their next sere
made may he carried on IN rs geneman,, quiet, and
sgreeable inner.
IL w. VI,
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MADANE MouNr has prepared b. special request.

HhipAnE MouNr has prepared by special request,
Save If the cure Of Cancers, which never was
KNOWN 10 iall Also. Cordial for Dysentery DIsT-
iea' ano summer Complaint, which acts as a per-
IcGt tnirin 'n HTTeSt all oi these Diseases Also
save I"r The FILES, tan extract from flower "A soy
SrT i, IchnS: tive them trial. Like her Con
Snalhpti"h l'eStroyrr, they may I've relied on. She
pneIs no article but what has been tested. To l,p
At Nam Psi street; hetgcen Ilth and 18th Also
am Penn avcnue. u. =. Dyson's Drug Store corner
ren. avenue and 18th street, and j. +. Milburn's
Dug store. Willards' Hotel
,,heIIerences can he made tn Rev. John Rohb, Rev
Manallan. ~ ~ nv -'i''
The Consumption Destroyer also can be found in
altAahdIla. at Mr. Castieman's Store, on King
Streft NY sole agent for that place. In GEORGETOWN
az Mr. T. A. Newman's. on BrIdge street lie n
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
ERTY ON THE ISLAND AT AUCrION.-On WE'D
NESDAl the 18th day of August, 1857, / shall sell
ny auction IN front of the premises, at half past six
o'clock p m, 10y virtue % q deed of trust from Ed
WIN r. True to the subscriber bearing date the 18th
Gay OF July 1855. and recorded IN lber J. A. s., No
County of Washington in the District of Columbia,
the ioilowing named property lying and being ia the
cry OF washington, District aforesaid, to wit:
i've hundred and eighty four, (58l together with the
improvements thereon. This property is at the cor
neI OF I'd street west and street south.
Ierlns cash. All conveyance at cost of purchaser
III the terms are not complied with in five day 4
The property Will be resod at the risk and ex pense
Of the deInGuent by advertising such resale times
In the Star. NJ THOMPSON Trnstae
Nv Ia pndN DIS A GREEN huct,onoar
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY COMBINED.
7 HOTOG RAPRIC ORTRAJTS.
In OIl ColorS, Canvas.
MINIATURE on SIZE or LIFE.
-. WALKERS


PORTHiIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
odeon Hal, corner AZ 81. and Pennsy lvanis avenue.
=. WALKER has fitted up the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay of capital thereby
rendering his estab shnlent one OF tile most com
plete and handsome IA the whole country. file has
large Gallery for free frhIbttfOH of upward OF 2u
line OIl Paintings, 10y of the best ancient and
modern masters, To winch he intends To add fresh
ImpOTtatIOns. :. WALkER has also lifted up com
pete suit of rooms with private robing apartments
for ladies, and purchased the hnest possible mstTu
ments, and engaged hTst class operative artist 20
assist hun In the department for taking all kinds Of
GIERREOTYPE TRAITS, from the
SBtdIIeSt 1niHidtHre 10 sac Of life.
=. WALKER. 10y combining the Photographic Pro-
cess with the art of Painting, of which ne has hsd
% years experience and whose specimens of life
portraits may he seen IN some of the first faml-
lies Of the city, well those exhibited IN ms
Gallery, he will be able by the combination of the
ce led for their fidelity and life like expression Can
vas and boards prepared by himself expressly for
the purpose.
Particular attention paid to the painting of Por-
traits Miniature or llfe-slze from small pictures Of
deceased friends.
Photographs taken from corpses. or sick persons
tlce'
committees and classes taken in any number IN
groups, and any quantity OF copies from the same sold
al reasonable charges.
Likenesses panied on Copper for Tomb Stones.
Valuable OIL Paintings, and Old Family Portraits,
carefully back lined and restored To their original
freshness.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
to call at the GALLERY ShIlIngtORs book store
entrance ga street, two doors from Pennsylvanla
avenue. iy ll-6m
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Later from Kansas.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE -. Louis Demo.
crat has advices from Kansas stating that GOV
Walker has issued proclamation declaring his
intention to put down all opposition 20 territorial
laws by force, and warns the citizens of Lawrence
not TO organize under the Topeka charter He
also censures them for advising other towns 10 do
so.
Rumor says that seven hundred troops were
summoned to march against Lawrence, and that
GoV. W alker designs retaining the army in Kan.
sas and break IN the Utah expedition.
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y l7-ts WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
By A. GREEN. Auctlopee

BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
HA " DSOM BUILDING LOTS ON On
o , STREET WEST, BETwEEN SOUTH vi AND sTs.
IN IN HhSDAf, the sd instant, shall sell IN
some building Lots IN square $40, having front each
c 81 street ofthrty feet. running through the no
at an average depth of I4O feet and fronting on ea
ware var avenue, betweea south andN streets Also,
Lot 20 40, IN Jones' subdivision of square 5.5 hay
ing front of 25 feet Sd street between south ar
anu streets having wide side alley and running
pa 1c IuI leet ten inches to an alley IN the rear
the day of sale. - " ~
deed given and deed of trust taken
All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser.
Nv II-Q A GREEN- IN
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The NAVIGATION or THE OHGo.-Advices from
Wheeling and Parkersburg, dated "Wednesday,
represent that the waters OF the Ohio river have
so far fallen aS 20 render ns Nation for any but
the very smallest clsSs of boats Impossible. River
freights have consequently gone up very high, or
are not taken AT all.
NEW YORK MORALITY.-in New York, during
June, there were six murders, nine gaTotings, siN
burglaricS, four under the denomination OF per
Jury and forgery. eighteen violent assaults nine
teen larceneS, eleven of them cOunterfeitinp and
three understanding total Of seventy-sir
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New PCBLIcATIoN.-F From J. Shillington, we
have The Athelings; or, The Three Gifts = by
Mrs. OiPhant. This work has received our
hearty admiration while in course Of publication
in Blackwood'S Magazine. and we now commend
IT TO our readers a. one Of the most delightful
tales OF the tlay
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
m THE ASSOCIATED PRES
The Railroad Encur>ioui,,..


NCNBERLANp, July Ie-The MAYOR and ci,v
cyemt,,i. VI 'hillioothe, Ohio. arrived here this
,oa,r ~. "h me mail train. also some invited
;oin IN. =, hechng They will wait here and
@ ~ - i"nlS and Cincinnati delegations
numbering some 33s persons. who have Ssen A. /,
idyed several hours on the Central oI-i, I, ~tI-.s
The excprsioni n, about one O'clock tonight
row morning >" ''ihe to-nior-
The depot here is handsomely decorated
q, HRAfToN July FL arrived here Al & o'cloo.
lhi> A NJ and found the ChilIicotbe Ohio 49,
tSatl"n already present. awaiting the arrival -,
,helf ~ l.ouls and Cincinnati brothers The.
rom Ch,,hcothe are As follows: Edward A.
nnhhi>' havor: \. Blocker, City Solicitor: A
Pearson. CITY Treasurer. e. / R,ksr City H.
Shal: Conncilmen. VI Aunor. NJ SchiIder los
rdhi"id w ~ Lewis, WIN. y. Gilmore William
Welsh. VIM y. Miller. =. W EIy
They were the recipients Of many cour,esiss
during the day. Guns were fired and fags runo
Ia the breeze. There n delay on the If,Is
Miami and Central Ohio Roads which prevented
those fiCm - Louis. &c reachin.- this roint
them sounded three whistles, they were escorted
INTO the fine hotel here erected, and seated 10 A
dinner OF which none could complain.
There are I'll in all. counting the ChIlicothe
delegation. and we will not reach Cumberland
o'Iore IL o. clock tonight. This will not how
ever interfere with our arrival In Baltimore as
we VIII 20 straight through and arrive nv 10
O'Clock a. IN. saturday The entire party 1eft
"ratton 1t quarter past seven D. m recentIon
viii DE given there by the firing OF cannon dis
playing OF hags. &c, along the entire route
BALTIMORE, July IS.-The Western Ercur.
slonists nave arrived, and the procession is now
moving towards the MARYLAND Institute The
streets presents splendid appearance heing de-
GRATED with flags and devices. triumphai aTches.
u, M eScoIt i sum, owing TO the intense
some four hundred. Mayor swan will ,veIc,rrs
them in a speech at the institute Hall
The Grand Banquet will take place on Monday
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Nv GRELN Aro,;o.o

BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
VEGETABLE STANDS IN THE NEW
MARKET-HoUsE AT AUcTIoN,-On THURS
IA the sd instant, shall sell. commencing at II
IN the city of Washington, erected south of the old
Centre Market. " INV va"
PERSONS from the country and dealers IN produce
Terms cash.
by "Iaer oil the Mayor. A. GREEN,
~ lieu
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Decision i'm the Ni,cb.lIC.s.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE case Of Mitchell. col.
ored, vs.. Lamar, white i'm the United States Cir.
chit Court, has been decided. Judge Mclean ar
gIed (Judge Drummond concurringl that the
plaintiff has never been a slave. nor a descendant
from slave ancestry, and the presumption il that
tied 10 sue i'm the federal court
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BY WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.

BY WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers
EuRNITURE AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY
Ar TERNOON. 2rh INST. IT o'clock we viii
SELL at NO 1Ol on 9TH street, between q and n ION
Chairs, Tables. BedSteads
Bureaus, WanrObes, Garrett Stoves
Stands, Rockers, Glasses &c
Terms cash.
jy l7-ts WALT. & BARNARD. Auctioneers
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rOAL!-COALm-C
~ Now unloading two ca rgoes of COAL egg size
WHITE AND RED ASH
Constantly on hand, and will be receiving during
the season.. Stove, Egg, and Furnace size, bot
White and X ed Ash, which will be sold at the lowest
possible rates.
Also a well selected stock of HICKORY, OAK
and PINE WOOD, ut lowest rates. Persons in
want of fuel will do well to give us a call immedi-
ately, we determined to sell at the very lowest
prices that fuel can be obtained In the district.
All orders left at either of yards corner of and
X sts. and Vermont avenue, Washington, and cor
ner of Water and Green streets Georgetown, will
meet with prompt attention.
DICKSON COR DON i CO.,
Jy 6-eOtt tStatesD GEORGETOWN.
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By \. GREEN, Auctioneer.


INRI STEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTI ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTION On
FRIDAY. the 2lst day of August, 1857, 4 shall
sell; IN front of the premises at O'Clock p M, at
public auction, hy virtue of deed of trust from
w IltIam :. Fort to the subscriber, bearing date the
10th day of August. 1885, and recorded IN LIber J. A.
No. lO4, follos lis 10 III, n the land records
Columbia, the following named property living and
being In the cty vi Washington, District aforesaid,
to wit:
Lot numbered sixteen tl6} IN square numbered five
hundred and eighty four together with he improve
nents thereon. This property fronts 81 feet : IN
cheS on Virginia avenue between LIST and ID streets
west, running hack Ia an average depth of about n
feet.
Terms: One-thIrd cash: the balance IN SIX and
twelve months, the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments bearing interest from the day of
sale.
A deed given and deed of trust taken. All CON
veyance at the cost of the purchaser.
Should the terms not he complied with IN five day
the property will I've resOld at the risk and cost ofthe
FIRST purchaser, 10y advertising such resale times in
the Star. Nj. THOMPSON. Trustee,
~ H. law&dS a. GREEN, Auct.
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By JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
IL ERTI on SEVENTH STREET AT PUBLIC Auc-
TloN.-On MONDAY AFTER NOON. july 9th,
at clock, on the premises, shall sell, with the
consent OF All parties interested, parts of Lots Nos
land B. in Square No. 454, fronting q feet on 9TH
street near u street, running back lc2 feet to an
aIley running ont to q street, with the improve
Dwelling house, containing nine rooms, with two
good cellars and kitchen.
rms property is situated i'm a good business part
OF the city. nearly opposite the Patent Office and
ABOUT equldIstant between the two markets.
erins; One-iourth cash; the residue In 6, II, 10.
trust on the premises.
yy l&eO-&ds JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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streets west, will reopen on MONDAY, Septem-
Der 2lsi. " iy 8-Iaw.low'
CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
u NEAR CULPErER CnrRr House., Va.
The second session of this school will commence
University of Virginia, adopting The mode of IN
structIon pursued in that institution. will have
LansHaSes while graduate Of the V H. Institute .
who has lrtd considerable experience IN teaching
philosophy Chemistry, and lower English branches
The course of studies will he as follows:
PREPARATORY Class.
Spelling. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Gensra-
ply, Grammar, History, Algebra, Latin Grammar,
GTeCk Grammar.
THIRD Class.
tory. Latin, Greek, French.
SECOND Class.
Mathematics, National Philosophy. CHEMISTRY
History, Latin, Greek, rench, Spanish.
FIRST CLASS.
Mathematics, National and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry ;,Geology, English Literature, Eng lsh
Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic, Infantry and Artillery
Tactics Geography, History, Latin, Greek, French
Every Student on entering will be subject To a
careful examination, and will then he assigned to
no one will he allowed 10 pass t6a higher class I'M
less he can give evidence ola thorough knowledge
of Inc subject contained in the preceding.
The discipline will be neces ;ary rigid but the
comfort ana cHnyenlences Of each member of the
military exercise, but will he taken that they do
not interfere with the Academic duties.
Board, Tuition. Washing, Fuel, Lights, for ten
months, SI3'. Payments semi annually i'm advance
For recommendations and further particulars, see
circulars.
1CHARLES f. I.IGHTFOOT, WILL,
Superintendent and Instructor In Mathematics
49, and Natural Sciences.
j.; w; GILLESPIE. gGyeIsiIy Of Va.
We have the privilege Of referring to the following:
Faculty of Virginia Military Institute.
Gen. William Fl. Richardson, Richmond Civ
Prof. Maupn, University of Virginia.
Prof. Hanson, do
Prof. Gilders eeve, do
Prof. Schell de We're, do
Prof McGuffy, do
Prof LucIan Minor, William and Mary COLLEGE,
Rev. John Beradus, Charlottesville.
Mr.. John Hart, A. NJ, do
John Hunter, Esq, Louisa county.
Col. John Woofork, Orange county.
Rev. WIN. n. Pendleton,, do
James Barbour, Esq, Culpeper.
Col. WIN. b. Taaferro Gloucester
W:D; WaIIaeh Esq, Washington City.
Gen: Geo: Cooke, do
A. Bell, Esq.,. do
Maj. Henry Hill, U. S. A., New York,
X. 3. Eoss, Esq, Rappk. county ....
Capt. James Stark, do
The Citizens of Culpeper. iy l5-eotf
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MARRIED.,

In 6eorGet"wn, ON the 18th instant. in HE Dun
islrton street Church, hy the Rev. J v tooUI $
jOSEPii kONNSto JOSEPHINE DONALD
son, all of Georgetown
(AeNandTIa papers please copv.b
,on TIE lith instant, 1T the Christian Church. nv
tldsr James ChalIcn, j. AIGUSTI - JOHNSON,
of Staunt"u, Va. "
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DIED,

On the i1ii instant. in the 4th wear Of bIs age
JOilN FRANCIS, son of l.. 4. and Anna NJ lar
oet It ana Grand son Of the late John Walker
dence, No. pa New York avenue on Tomorrow
SUNDAY Evening. at o'clock. The friends and
acqauntanccs OF the family are respectfully invited
r, IN the l1th instant, the Rev. CHARLES C..
bhEN y y assistant pastor OF St.Peters Church,
HIS funeral will take place at that Church on To-
morrow Afternoon, at 8 % clock,
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Erauds on the OHM State rrensnrr

COLUMNS. July l. Two indictments have
bevn found against Gibson. the State Treasurer
one Tor IN embeZzlemen: Of State funds One in
dlctinent has also been found against Boe>lin
with several counts for embezzcmeut
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For EURoPE.-rhe British screw steamer e.
hanon lcft New York on Thursday for Liverpool,
with eighteen passengers and SlOO.OOO in specie.
The Belgian steamer Constitution also left for
Antwerp, with thirty-oRe cabin passengers and
fif IN the steeFage
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New YORK, July 18th Flour i dull. sales OF
1.HH hhls.; state 50 30as6 81; Ohio So 55aS7 g.:
southern - 6OaSs 50
W heat Il firm; sales 7.5,A bushels; new white
SD Corn Il dali; sales ~, JOO bushels: mixed
S. yellow ~,
Pork IL improving; mCs> S23 9la2i 90 Beef il
dull and unchanged. Lard SQuiet a I5c
Whisky * steady; Ohio 33kc
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KANSAS Affairs

NEW YORK, July Is.-The Herald's Washing
ton correspondent says the President has received
dispatch from Gov. Walker which announces
an lnsurrection az Lawrence and that the Govern
er had summoned the l :. troops 10 con -entrall
and had himself started for the point of difscnl
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Latest from IIayli.

Bo>ToN. July IS.-AdviceS from Port-au- Prince
have been received which state that on the 6rSt
OF July sickness I'm that city was on the increase
Business was dull. Coffee and Logvood Were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-18
Rnmorcd Removal OF Bi,hon unrhe..

NEW YORK, July lS.-The Times of this moru-
inG hints that Bishop Hughes t. about 10 be de-
posed and mentions Bishops McCloSky. of Al
hanv' or Connor. of PittSburg, as his probable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-18
Burning Of the Montreal.

MONTREAL. Jnly I7.-The coroner'S Jury In tbe
case of the reoen steamboat disaster have returned
a verdict Of manSl3ug htar against the owner can
tain. piiot and mate Of the steamer Montreal