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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

Mr. Fouke's schoo No. i5, iu the Sixteenth " ard
gave their semi annual reception Yesterday evening at
% O'Clock q. 10. The exercises were Witnessed oy
crowd Of intere.tei yisitoIs
at ? o'clock p. m. Mr.. J.J. Anderson' Seventh
Ward School No 81 gave ,ts second semi annual re-
ceptien. The exercises were very interesting AMI
ird Gated decided Improvement in the bsaer classes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
MARINE AFFAIRS.

the YACHT RACE AT FIRE ISLAND.
correspondent at Fire Island has sent us the fol-
loving note Of this race, which took place from FIRE
Island July 5. The time occupied in sailing over the
courYe Of twenty miles, was as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP--Invented by
Gro s,uSDERsA A 1e6Ths the genuine article has
producing the kecnss possible edge b
Can be obtained subscribers and sole lnaGucturer
B. gAuSpgRs store No. Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

An administrator for not accounting, was cent 70
Eldndge-strees jail, and remained there twelve days
He then accounted and was released. But three Gases
recently argued, remain Undecided BY the Surrogate
and decisions in these casos will be rendered dunng
the coming week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
The wisdom aud ya'or Of Virginia
Wrou ght tito immortal bronze
By the Genius Of New York.

The principal entrance was ornarnented by gayly
decorated arch wres.bed with garlsnds and keys.oned
by a transparency, on one side OF whl,h were the
escutche9ns Of New York and Virginia, the " Excel,
sior" and "Sic Semper Tyrannis under the word
UNION, and on the reverse this sentence,
New-York and Virginia, United
BY tie assoois;ions OF the past and
the bonds II enduring affection.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

PURDy's NATIONAL THEATER.-A great enter
tument to be given a, this popular Thsser ton, f9r the
Benefit II Mr. f. :. CHAsFRAU. Mr. l.. EDDY, MI Mcks1n
Buchanan Mr. r. Johnson Master Alfred Stewart aud all the
cCmpauy sppeaIDg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

THE Losc bIASD RALROAD.-Ths receipts for
pssser gers a. the Atlantic street office OF this C,m
pary on the ID Of July amounted TO 81 jOo A' much
more was received by the conductors en- the train
This is the srges. amount ever received for passen-
aers On THIS road
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

DRowSkD, JUaPIsG AFTER Ferry Bo,T.-Coro-
Perry held Inquest yesterday the body Of John
oMas native OF Ireland 2s years Of who was drowned
Wednesday evening at the eny dock foot Of Barclay street
The deceased appears while attempting 10 Jump om the
bridge boat after the ter had started missed hs aim and
fell into dock Efforts made 10 him, but they
proved unsvsug and he drowned The CoroneTs Jury
rendered a verdict Of Accidental death"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Advertisement.
.nxf. Grtrpsp-

AnBsoTyPss aud DAcvERsEorYPss
Nos $50 80 Broadway New Yo<k and No. S- Pennsyl.
vsnis sv., Warrington, d. C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

FATAL RESULT OF ISJURIEs.-Coroner Perry held
an inquest at the house No. l35 West Thirty fifth
street on the body of Ann Gully an Irish womsD, -
years Of age who died from the effects of ures GA
the night of the 5th inst, the deceased badly TO-
jured by accident or otherwise Her friends believing
that che had been bea.er questioned her on the sub
ec and she replied that her puriss were the result
of fall. She bad been grossly intoxicated, and her
statement in relation to falling probably correct.
The Jury returned a verdict corresponding with the
toregoing facts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

BUsIsEss rs The SURROGATE CoURr-The follow
lug is summary Of the business transacted in the
Surropatss Cowt befoye Mr. Edward c. West, Suro-
al nnrtL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

I.coMNoDISG The SIDEwALss.-A shopkeeper.
nsnsd Horsu who keeps ft stssi IN uton rrsr aSd
a. oo.r,t,ors fol limits the csSsks
brourh fore Justice voor5es Jees.ay for VOCATION q ths
od,natcss AID CONVICTION Ers3 IS the 1 p@na4fy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

p.sst,c CorS7rRryrr Mosrr.-On Wednesday
night, two fellows, giving their NAMES % 'ona' a.'a'
AleI Thomas, and Henry Williams were arrested IA
broadway charged with attempting 70 pa'' counter
felt money. Tie prisoners were locAs1 Up 'or tae
,eht. and ye..e,dsy moru:fg taken before Justice
Ksuv xben John McCs Of No. sli Biea!wsy,
,,,;sed tbs. TIE accused came into his pacs, and pur
ci.rr cirs,s ard two g,s,e, Of coda wI.er, caarsd
IL asynst. therefor coui,e 's'' y Oh On tas NE
eb..;c. al T,sa,r, Bsak ,f PatsuS1..s. n. K. Nc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

BILLY MuLLIGAS AGAIs-Michasl Mnhgsn aias
Billy Mulgan, who is to be tried at the Sessions to-
day, for sn assault upon Mr.. Webb, MEMBER oi the
San Francisco Vigilance Committee, at 'hs Aeropou-
tan Hotel, vas arrested again or Wednesday night for
knocking down and beating James +. "srer OF No.
635 Broadway. Warner was talking 70 iemale IN
front of his place, when MuIgap a. IS aneged, ap'
plo.ched him and without csuse or provocs'ion oea'
him in a shameful manner in the face. Muagan was
yesterday taken before Justice Kelly, VINO hea HIN IN
the SUN Of 81 eco to answsr tie chsT2e. John Psre
.f No. Il3 West Thirty fourth street became his
smety
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

Csron told them that TIE br '''' Nners"Poc
they ped him |, silver
Johr husrnsad, Of No. go Broadway. '"'1 nay
he accu'ed offered him similar b.ll in Pa. '0'
stme articles, when be tod them it was bad, AT 'aey
paid tim in change. An officer, who suspected Ia 4H
character, aud who had been following them, nov
stepped up and took tAem 10 custody IRE accused
were .coked Up in default Of 81 COO bal each.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

HoRsE KILLED.-A horse attached 10 milk wagon
v., t1n over ard killed he raros1 at the Bsdiotd on
yeye cay moniDg BY the oconovs Of the 10 O'clock Sa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

BvRGLARy.-The house of Mrs. Fitzpatrick, on
ta- coer Of wionghby HrdSon s.ens sss soa
cu,iy sLtefsd "Wednesday sSsnink sEc - ID sA4 .to
tie bureau 5IaweE aIss wns IL W s'l.s a. ts n'"N
lvuR Ran
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

"The lirss of survey heretofore nsds scrcss tue
'Ilsro Es.sosdo' psss oily lev m.is, 10 .re
noith and south Of tbs re OF ep-Igs, s,1 cer;sr'y
h. 10 is 10 evidence of tie site-os Of ~s:sl A. -
ui;ss CT ,Sess bsrc sas5hlls Uts sor a. 'r~ttJ IL
tbs u.cs 70 CT thsu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

Psntih applies for mancamus to cempol defoad-
snt w5o Al officer of the F Baptist Church Of Wil.n
burgb 10 produces report submitted and certain eyd,rcs taken
la before the ChuTch ia which plaiut peTsnsi
itIcsisd Judge Lott made the following decision:
appears BY the sidavs produced and received the part
tha, The whole Of ths of which
ard drawn after the
acton that of prepared furnished wI,t,
by Get ncant The grouns Of the r application wsios
material fsct sisted uioru alton and belief only
thu, fully ospoyrd. Older OF 10th june requiring ts,vssy
mus BE- Ats
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Ia " .LNYkLLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PIFAs-Srsct,L TSSs-yay -
Bef0re Jats- DALY.
Running LOCOMOTIVE, oN fog ara A. ENCg Rstow
FoRrY-sYCONn sTREFr
TIE NswYcrk sra HNrem 2alr,,d Co The Ns,rs ~c
New-YoIk aud the Hctfup,i al fo'se Caum. so.ef-.
Ulon tie CYL licStion q the plsiotias, Jut,e Day
granted al oTdsr rtcuFng delsndsuts to sho cause
" sd Injunction Should rct be ssued 10 restrsia
item from Interfering With ,he running of loco n,tyss
20 Tsir,y ssooId street by TIE plant ia. Tns com
p,aiui set. fOIth tie gucsps a. isSso bs,wSeg tho
parties. with which the puoic are already familiar.
The order 10 show csuse 3 re.urnabie Friday the
9th 'nst and Ia the tus the defendant, are en-
joined from Interfering With the runnrg Of the c.s 20
Ihity -secC ad street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18
PERSONAL.

80. tx President Pierce is said to be enpaped
In writing history Of the Mexican war
-; Com Storer and Commander T. T. Hun.
ter' .. N, and Major Marston, u. 8. NJ. C..
are at Wizards. .' .F'F's' - = -.
-, ..:.I.evi I.angdon, for twenty years editor Of
lhe Mobile Advertiser, has retired from that con.
..f ... ...r....
Among the arrivals by the Asia was Mne
Ihaiberg, who Is daughter Of the late SipnoI
-. Hon Nathan Clifford, Judge of the IT, =
supreme Court, made his irst appearance OH the
bench In Boston, on Wednesday,. .
Ex-Governor Walker is stopping a few
days with hts brother in law, at Hoboken. New
Jersey. '-.f--I -
go. Rev. q. w. Sampson, Of this CITY, will
deliver the anniversary address before the PbiIn.
nathean Society OF the Richmond Female Insti
tute, at the approaching commencement
....P. Barnum sailed for Liverpool yester.
day In the Kangaroo, whittier he goes to com.
Piete arrangements for the expectation of I.umiev
opera Troupe, for grand campaign in the fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

Ex-PRRsIDEST MoNRoE's REMAINS. The
steamship Alabama has been chartered by the
National Guard Of New York city, to convey
them to Richmond with the remains of the Iate
PRESIDENT Monroe, on the ID OF July. The Ma
uonai Guard will take with them on the trim
about six hundred rank and file of the Seventh
regiment, aud contemplate returning by way OF
Mount Vernon, Washington, and Baltimore. and
thence to New York by water. The expenses Of
removing the remains Of the Ex-President and
triP OF the party accompanying them are estimated
at SIS, GOO, which the military propose to defray
themselves. ...f -Is..s ~ =
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IscrDESr--An interesting incident In the pro-
ceedings OF the Virginia Episcopal Convention,
iecen.iy IN session at Winchester, was the me-
sen,auon 10 that body Of long lost patent, orig
lhaiIy given to that Church at jamestown hv
sI 4. Andros, Governor Of that colony, in 1894
IL had been found among the old silver In IN.
drawer Of Southern silversmith, and wa. nm.
chased from him and presented to the Copv,,.
lion by gentleman Of Mobile, Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

The Alexandria and Washington Railroad
Company have abolished The 10 and O'Clock
morning up trains on their road, substituting 6
O'Clock train in lieu of them. I'D ..
We hear that a proposition is on foot for grand
demonstration In this city on the 9Th of July
next, in aid OF the Mount Vernon Purchase
Fund. ...
Our Prince George ncighbors, across the river,
are busy in efforts to establish jockey Club.
eighteenth annual session by an exhibition on
the LIST OF July.
Arrived-Yesterday, Schooner Champion, M
Mitchell Port Derosit, lumber, to Smoot d Uh-
Ter: Schr. Dart, Gfinnell. Port Deposit, lumber
to Smoot Uhler. Sailed-Schr. Caroline An
derson, Baker, New York. coal by Fowle Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

IL A private letter from China states tba,
the plenipotentiariss at Shanghai have agreed to
make the following demands upon the Chinese
government LIST. The opening of the coast and
great rivers Of China to foreign commerce. I'd
The access Of foreigners to the interior, under
the restriction Of passports. ID. A reduction Of
duties on cettain articles Of commerce. 4th. Re-.
idsnce Of an embassy at Pekin. 5th Indemni.
ty-but no territory, - ~. t....f -. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

SALE OF STEAMSHIPS. The steamships Wash
ington and Herman, of the Bremen line, with all
their furniture, table ware, mirrors, &c were
sold at auction fh New York on Thursday. 10,
$1,000. These fine steamships were built ten
years since at cost Of half million of dollars
each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

II The creditors ofthe Bay state Mills have
held meeting at Boston and appointed com
hlittee to raise subscriptions, with the view Of
paying Oh the debts in full |; after which the
company propose recognizing and continSe the
manufacture of wooden goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

IL The officials of the Boston Custom House.
on Thursday, presented r.. =. 3. Andres, Esq >,
are DEPUTY Collector, an elegant watch and
enain, valued at sto5, as testimonial of their
regard for him as a man and an ontcer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

DENIAL An article originating with the
BUFFALO Republic, and copied into the eastern
press relative 10 disease similar to the National
Iio'ei disease, al one OF the principal hotels in
Chicago, H., is without foundation, in truth :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

New RE-Harper,s Maoazi,s a.,
July comes to US replete with choice Literature
and funny illustrations. II may be found for sale
al the Book and Periodical Store of !. sbi,lipc.
ton, corner OF Four-and-a-haif street and penn
avenue IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

The Union, also, in examining the position
of the search question in England, and giving
the views Of several leading British presses
thereon, takes occasion to notice tho simulta-
neous decline of anti-slayery in this country
and in England.
The Union, likewise. devotes considerable
space to reply to some portions Of the speech
of Judge Douglas, delivered in the Senate on
Monday.
The IHteIiIgeReer, in mentioning the States
which elect their members of Congress this
year, notes that in Pennsylvania the subject OF
protection to home manufactures will be very
prominent issue, and says
alt may, therefore, be deemed rather a favora-
BILE ausuTy TO find parties maTshaing them
selves upon the principles and policy which d-
Slded them ia former times. The movement in
Philadelphia is very naturally m antagonism to
The free-trade doctrines which Mr.. Boyce'S Sc
Iect committee in the House of Representatives
have recently promulgated with no small degree
OF ability and earnsstuess, and which il was
stated would be hereafter ressed with energy -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18
LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

koaHDiNI IN The COUNTRY The sub
- scrIber living On a healthy locality ri. n, MIL
rom the o,,y OF Washington, on the henandris and
ieesburg turnpike. Is now ready 60 acco,nmod.t,
BOARDtRS. Those WishInr "a sosoi ~ I
"a axsn th mat eesutfg! neiEhborhood will do Il
ty, Va. "''n' eirlaa co.. a
ROARDlNG.-A small and stric,Ix arrival. T.. l.
"a s%uia hhe TO secure az Boardsrs n gentiemap
au OF Two single gentlemen, 10 hom they ear
D. ..ee noons, with gas. rcassa able Terms
dr .Sn ebyoy the oomftrts If home No rhiI
nth aud 9TH streets. - s'ee'' "e'Neen
10 Lkr-one Room, without hoard. ieB Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

| SAMUEL r.. DRURY.
FAMILY GRoGERihs. VINES. LIQUORS.
!. no 81. Fruits AND .huXlRIEs,.'
IN n nov selling at prices to SUIT the times He names
fss' ss-H rs s1sAR
s:;s; s;s:s as s.:s 2s j cents:
fss Gs q SANaEAs:Sd FIN FINE ArpLEsju.s
iiSon woaid saw. from 10 to 20 per cent. IN your
'J jsiss Sc give me S ssia,.. -, : :
BRo%sSSr ssEEsA Esw F cHEHsEr. TEAS r.. RIO
Porto Rss an: and
- bbis. New Orlcan. MOLAssEs.
Is bags Rio and old Government Java COFFEE.
% half chests fresh Green and Blsck TEAS part of
50 .st S:f, ssS rad SS Sd
s%. IN ": S's Shoulder BA
je i7.ss anu ,0l MfIiDi III, & BEAIh.
TEAS: SUGAR, COFFEE. noNEY.-so hslG
BIacp Tsss svs Ggneowdsr ISans snd
- iS sh tSx F R5,sss Rico SUGAR. -, -
ILL., IS: % Ss,%s %$SSFk sisf COFFEE
boxes MACARONI,
2boxes PREsERyED GINGER, ri-s7a
2b"Xes PR SERVED CHOW CHOW
tIerces RICE, = $500 ."..
10 ioot SAM'L BACON co.
THE STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER AL
- WAYS NAMES HER REGU-
LAX TkIPS TO MOUNTVER- EekAwk
mon, starting from her wharf at the 3
and s ss s e. q fssk
enga8ed az transporting excursion parties ON the
Ivef her hours Tor their accommodation are SO ar
ranged As not to interfere with the S he,
trips to Mount Vernon. Va "0'
TINS announcement has been rendered necessary
oon.IaIy. $3.50 je l6-tf |
OhANSES, LEMONS, AND PINE APPLES. |
50 boxes ORANGES. ,.s.--.-. .....-
80 boxes LEMONS, .'EN @tft
$40 PINE APPLES, in prime order, and for
Nc. So Louisiana ave-, bet sih and 7th sis,, |
}eHN opp0. the Bank Of Washinst0n,
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III The Paris Moniteur announces that pho
tographic experiments were made in France dur
ing the eclipse Of the on the 18th ultimo, and
established the fact that the moon has atmos-
phcre Of twenty-five miles i'm height
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

III The number Of emigrants who arrived at
New York during the week ending June 10th,
was $50, making total of - ,s3l since January
LIST, against 75,i3l for the corresponding period
last veal. 49,
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ALEXANDRIA.

Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRA, Va, June Is, 1853.
The city is very quiet, apparently laying itself
out for a summer. snooze. but we hear there is
Iittle, ifsuy, hisution IN the ibasin.ss since
the opening Of the spring trade. g - 8
The entire receipts OF the Alexandria Canal
Company from an sources during this year have
been: q
From tolls. ...$3 176 n
Prom loans dncluding 81 asa j, part OF
the loan Of 81 45O from the city, for re-
pairing the 'Aqueduct and the lock
gates. ..............-.:.....- 1854 D
From interest on 81 600 Corporation of
Alexandria stock, and premium. 60 90
From rents Of coal wharf lots. ........... 700 90
r rom Wharfage on coal. 49,. 1,U90 GO
From tolls at Georgetown Ferry....... 63 81
-.,-z.--.r--------s= 8 ,a,s ~
Balance in hand April 20, 1857. ........ 627 Dc
acquisitions outstanding. ............ los 81
7 81. q ,69i O7
The expenditures during the same time were
follows: .8e ...- .ss.
Loans repaid ........... &5I2 50
Incidental expenses. ............... 1Ui 50
Interest (including 500 on bond for
Sis. 900, guaranteed by State OF Vir- 80
ginia) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I,G6i -
Officers salaries. Observation-Disclosures. 7s9 IL
Repairs and superintendent. ....... Ass IS
Sinking fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5OG 90
...Nf 7,I66 ~
Balance In hand May : 1858. ......... 5A 80
rar-s. .. 1891 o.
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k,kANClS WILMER, 800 - -
NEW PAPEfRrrHbSEGdNG dND GPHOL-

~ IN 81 oaE.
pubic of Wasbpgton AMI ths a .ao ette ntion of the
p pn, and carefully selected stock of VAL. pa
oRxTiVE PAPERS n hS ~ e Ss snS Pa,te,ni DEC
W. T. SH DESa and FiXTUkEse CoRNSss
t nn SSbtS sSt Pictures and Shades: FIRE
IA; Am Also aiso prepared TO make FEATHER REDS
Iut}NGES c Mpss q Cotton MATTRES2ES,
snd ~ secn work az belongs 20 reruas ha,.ts
CT M IN, IIomptnsss and dlspaich. ~
unrsm;tt;u VII Dc thankfully received and. nv
hnnn ATTENTION and prompt exroation IN ise
age. n . hoofai snare OF patron
jiees put On in the bes. manner, and warranted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

EINE ALES.-We respectfully announce 20 our
l. friends anu the pubic that We have ut last suc-
decided IN having large quantity of ALES of vsFi-
ons kinds brewed expressly to our order, which We
will guarantee tn be the finest and the largest vari-
ETY. that was ever offered i'm this market.
All persons wishing nice article Of Ale can have
1t by apply INK To for either ofthe following brands
viz: Kenneth, Burton xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil
adep hia and X 4. We also have a fine article Of
Brown stout and Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, or given to our Drivers will be
attended to. Army 4 SHiNN,
Union BottlinE Depot, 81 Green street,
did 6eOrgetoWn. ID. &.
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Fl AMMAcK BROS RESTAURANT.

Nos S4 AID 20 Pa ar,s6,
80 uEdsr Kttiara.f Iy.tSI
Having made all the nrcefsa srran,s,..,,. a.,
furnishing gentlemen with meals Nc a. Ia"'S ~
th.y,r prepsrcd to faTnlsh any number with WAC
up 10 " clock a. Shit Our bou.e -
aecaessD es tn 5sat the market v sord and allie
" psrt :-Grecn Turtle. TerrpIps. rov .,unr
sofs Sue SsfeH.ssad' hs.6ut Rock &c. Hard sSd
Our eating bar cannot no eans "a - -, -
etS. Ia reference To our .tcck Of Wtnes ga ~
qnars cal " az be I, Gent '' o"" 1t
Dur ealing bar vii be opened ON Sus,la,, from @
n. an. 10 90 y. ln. io'h
ST. ,. fsm,l,es 10 wsnt of 6 reeu Turtle Son, ar
St"sks WI Please send their orders "a n. VI
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THEATRE DE kEGNARD;I volume I2no. :;
i S12,.
Machines de Rochefoucauld; 1 volume, I2mo.;
Sl.25. '
Theatre dc p. & +. Corneilie; 2 vols; I2mo !;
S25n. -'' ~
Bossuet-Oraisons Funcbres; Yoi.; 12rno.; al 25
L.e Sage-GH Bias vol: l2mO.; 81 Is.
Rotron-Chefs d'CEuvre Tragiques; | vol; limo ::
SI.25.
Rousseau-La NouveIe Heloise ! VOL; Iamo. !;
Si.25.
tEuvres dc Rabeais; I vol I2nO; 81 g.
I.etlres de Madame Sevlgne; vol. limo 81 Is
Montesquere-Esprit de LOIS l vol. ISrno !;
81 p.
Han at Virginia VOL; 12mO.; illustrated; 81 25
Les Envl de Paris; l vol. ;I2mo Illustrated
with 40 vlgueltes and maps; S. *.
Representatives. Completes; 4 VOL; lSmo !;
81 $50.
ie7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
/ FATHER Bellies SKIRT REEDS FAN
ECf HAIR PINS, BRUSHES and COMBS,
ia I7-St IaMMOND,S ,,L
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rREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
~ COAI.-We now purchase our Coal for cash
direct Tom the mines hence sell IL at greatly
reduced Pllces. Persons want would do We'll 10
seq al what low prCes we are now selling GOA l.,
Our Coal is from the hest mines in Pennsy Iyanis.
aud We warrant It equal If not superior to any ever
brought to this market. Vessel now unjoadinr
Creator reduction in price when taken from vessel
Coal well screened, and :, $40 lbs. to the ton.
ferIns cash. WIZ DER a. STEWART,
le " 81 Office corner " and Isf sta
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= l. q r A l. 60 N e r X +
TIE FLOWER QUEEN;

TIE FLOWER QUEEN;
Or, THE CoEoNATIoN or ffIE hosE.
This beautiful Cantata, musIc Ivy GeerSe y. Root
and words ty Miss Frauc-s Jane Crosby, N graduate
OF the New ork Institution for the Blind, Will tie
given, for the FIRST time IN Washington, w the
PupIis of fLe First aud Second District Puh 90
Scbools TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
INGS, the 18th aud 18th instant, at The Assembly
Rooms, Louisiana avenue. near the coIner 9TH
street, ur der the direction of Nc. j. VI Danes.
interesting musical e,tert,lnmcut ever gwen IN
Washington. About one hundred girls viii sing ia
chorus. all uf which will represent howers. Tie
h4ll will be decorated tn suIt the OCCASION.
Tickets - cents; can he bad 81 Val. HcrlaUgh.
los. H. Diuies. the Pupils Of the FIrst And So cHd
District ScboOls and NJ he door of the hall an he
evenings of the Conc 'Tts. - l2-sltd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-The Navy De-
plrtment have advices from Capt. Hudson, in
command Of TIE U. S. steam frigate Niagara,
dated Plymouth Sound, England, June Sd, inst,
Capt. III. writes that the feet to attempt a Sec
ond time to lay the cable, (the Niagara, and the
English war steamers Agamemnon, Valorous
and Gorgon,) put to sea ON the 9th May, and
proceeded to latitude AZ deg IL min. n e, longi-
tude 9 deg. ~ min. w., where they commenced
experimenting in $3.50 fathoms water. por-
ton Of the wire was paid out and laid on the
bottom, and the electricity was duly passed
through the whole coil, about 5000 miles in
length. Mr.. Everets machinery for lowering
and heaving the cable wire, running it out,
&c, gave satisfaction. The Niagara was to
take on board 40 miles of new wire, and on the
10th instant, the squadron was to have left tn
begin the final work from the centre Of the
great plateau. All were we'll on the Niagara
at the date Of Capt. Hudson's dispatch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

NAvAL.-Tho Navy Department has news
from the steamers Fulton and Water Witch, at
Cuba, and from the Colorado at st. Domingo.
The captain of the Colorado represents Prcsi-
dent Baez's situation as very critical, and
affairs there as in state of great disorganiza-
ton -...-