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nj b. BRADY respectfully annour ces that ne
ma tai ilshe

A GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
IN Washington, at No. 3o2 Pa. avenue. Lov Sweeny
RIttenhouse, FAINT 4 Co.'S Banking House, He is
prepared 10 execute commissions for the Imperial
Photograph, hitherto msda only at his well known
establishment in New York.
A variety of unique and rare Photographic specI-
mems are included IN his col lection, together with
PORTRAITS OF many of the most dstng citizens
of the United States.
Mr.. BRADY brings to his Washington Gallery the
results Of fourteen years experience in Europe
and America. and the choicest products of has art
during hat period. He feels confident that the re
sources at has command and the artistic quality of
his works will commend his Gallery to the
of the Washington public. jsn d eotf
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Excitement i'm Stocks at New York.

NEW ioRK, Feb 23.-There was a great excite
ment in stocks here since the adjournment Of The
second board. the market closing stiff at the fol
lowing advanced rates:-New York Central 90 |,
Re aiding 81 a; Enc 81 u; Michigan Southern 81 y
Hudson River 30k; Harlem Is and Panama lU6
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EURN TURE-F NiTURE.

X RNI TT X E-F RNIT U X f..
We have Just received a large a 'ditIon to our
stock of Cabinet and other Furni'ure, whicbn
has been gotten up taste full and elegant siyleW
tn our order, the workmanship of which we X
warrant of the best quality. III
PARLOR SUITES COMPLETE.
vi Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany; upholstered
In various colOrs and material. Sofa. Cent g, and
Pier and Mantle Glasses, In gilt, with Marble S abs
and Brackets
CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE.
Sod oak, handsomely ornawented in Gold.
solid Walnut and Mahogany, osrved; Black, Enam-
elIed IN gold and flowers, with other painted sets
DINING ROOM.
Oan, Walpuf. Mshogany, and Cherry Extension
DINING rabies, from eight 70 twenty feet,
Oak. Walnut and Mahogany sideboards, with Mar
bic tops,
Shelves. &o, ornamented with Looking Glass
Backs.
FEATHER BEDS, BOOSTERS AND Pill
Curled Hair, Husk, and Husk and Cotton Mat
tresses.
OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS: AND sALAMAN-
Stearne's and Marvin's vii er. patent saIama nder
hre;proof Safes, secured by the celebrated :" La
Also, in great variety, Bedsteads Bureaus w ard
robes, Washstands, i.lghtstaDds. Sofas, Tete-a.
tetes, Easy. and Rocking c airs, In hal cloth.
Two thousand cane seat Chairs All of which will
be sold low for cash or approved paper.
Nos. $50. 5l8, ard 81
lie u eO6w Seventh street,
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d I'D
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

February 12, 1850.
NOIICE is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
will be received at this office until the fifteenth DAY
Of March proxmO for the issue Ofany portion, or
the whole, OF hve millions of dollars in treasury
notes In exchange for gold coin of the United States
deposited with the treasurer of the United States,
the treasurer of the Mint at Phiade pha the treas
urer of tho branch mint at New Orleans. or the as
sstant treasurers at Boston, New York, Charles
ton, or st LOUIS, within ten days from the acce pt
ance OF such proposals., under the authority of the
act of Congress entitled IAN act to authorize the
issue of treasury notes." approved the Esd Decem-
Der, 1857.
The treasury notes will be issued upon the receipt
here of certificates ofdeposite with those officers to
the credit of the treasurer of the United States.
They will be msde payable to the order of such bid
der or bidders shall agree to make such chs nge
at the lowest rate of interest," not exceeding Elk per
ccntum per annum, and will carry suoh rate from the
date of the certificate of such deposite.
The proposals must state the rate Oflnterest with
out condition and without reference to other bids,
and contain other fractional rates than fourth
one half or three fourths of one per oentum. Five
per centum of the amount proposed to be exchanged
must be deposited with one of the treasury officers
above enumerated, whose certificate Of such deposit
must accompany each proposal, as security for it's
fulhlment. If the proposal is not accepted. lDme
date directions will be given to return such depos
lite. Should the proposals be variant from the pro-
VISIONS of the act OF Congress OF this notice. they
will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed and
Inscribed on the outside "Proposals for Treasury
Notes." They will be opened at this department at
IL o clock m, on the said fifteenth day of March.
HOWELL COBB,
fel2 Secretary of Treasury.
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MARRIED,

On the 2lst instant, by Rev. Robert r. g. Hough,
M. CHARLES J. NEG Err to Miss CAROLINE
h. GElGER, bota of this city.
philadelphia, Pa, and 6alena, ILL.,, papers please
copy.D =
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NAruRALIzAIIoN during the present term of
the Circuit Court twenty-eight foreigners have
received naturalization papers. Most of these
were Irish This number IL much smaller than
has been the case during any previous term for
many years.
Orh POLITE friend, Charles McNamee, has
issued 90 marriage licenses since the month Of
February cams in. IL is Astonishing how .barp
frost and sleeping cold Of nights quicken dis
position In young folks to get married
SALE OF Sroexs.-Yrst-Gday, ]. C. MCGUIRE,
auctiope~r, sold Davenport Qowa 10 per cent.
bonds at soX.
Washington City per cents. (semi-annual)
sold at par. $50. 4.'
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ST 00O A YEAR !

Ol .OOO $1,000 A YEAR.
a. 600 YEAR. Profitable and honorable employ
30 YEAR. meDt for all times. Persons in
jar FAX. town or country, In search of en-
$1,000 lEAk. plOyment Is a source of INCOME,
100 YEAR. or to fill up their leisure hours,
900 GEAR. may hear of such by enclosing
siooN 4 YEAR. Prof JAMES r. HORNE,
eO YEAH. Box No. ASH, New York Post
1000 EAR. Ohce. The employ ment In fitted
= s1 EAR. to either sex station in life i'm
= 90 YEAR. material. IL is nartIcle of daily
slG0 YEAR. consumption. and he manu-
Sl,0o a YEAR. featured ia the agents dw elllng !;
81 900 YEAR. secure BY COPY right sale as
3l.0S YEAR. permanent rs -four An agent il
Sl,0 nEAR. wanted in every town in the
8 .OO0 A YEAR. Union. ian Is Imf
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II tpk FANILY Use, direct from Gin
HAMS. which We recommend a.
s VIZ ''p''' KING q BURCHELL,
fe4 Conner vsInoat svsape end l6th Ut.
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Rio Plata.

NEw YORK, Feb 2i.-Advices from the River
Plate. via England, report civil war. Revelon
had defeated the Monte Videan troops, and
rounded the town. English, F.tnch, Brazilian
and American marines had landed January 5th,
which is the latest date.
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+ AIDES, PLEASE READ.

T AIDES, PLEASE READ.
fresh made, call at STINEMETZ'S, 23s Pa. ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets, who has re-
ceved instructions from New York, to sell the fine
assortment now hand, on commission at less dis
count than heretofore offered.
Among them will he found the handsomet sets
French Sables. half and quarter Capes ever brought
to this olty, for $40 and Sl2.
ViotorInes IS.
Also, Capes and Cloaks, OF superior quality, very
cheap.
Particular attention is invited to two very large
Mink Sable Capes, worth over 800, each for SIS
and SsS.
Mink Sable Cape, medium size, $50 and SIS,
nj INK Sable VictoTines ia and SIS.
AlsO, several sets real Hudson Bay Sable.
Together with Siberian Squirrel, Fitch Marten,
French Mink, 90 in all their variety.
I'm irmlne Opera Cloaks, very handsome; Muhs
Every article warranted, and if proven as not rep
resented, the money will be refunded.
b. H. STINEMETZ,
2S6 Pa. ave., bet, 18th and 18th sts.,
janH next door to Madame Delarue.
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WATCH REIURNs.-Hugb Smith. Ireland, dis
orderly and assault and battery Jail for court
Lawrence Mcdonald, Ireland, do. do. George
Mccoy. Md, do; do. Twenty-Five dodgers
on-reSidents.
East Lock-up-Jesse Soper, Md. drunk and
disOrderly; costs, 81 So. Thos Fitzgerald, Ire
land, do; fine and costs, SIS S.
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RRA!LHWAITE,s RETROsPECT FOR

RRAiTHWAITE'S RETROSPECT FOR
Scenes of Clerical Life; a new novel from Back
woods Magazine.
Hide and Seek, by the author of The Dead Sc
crst."
Graham's Magazine for March.
Emerson Peterson's Monthly for March,
Rallou's Dollar Magazine do. do.
All the new books received as fast as published
Also, hne selection of Stationery.
For sale at JOS. SHIELiNGTON,S
Bookstore, Odeon Building, corner AZ ct.
fel5 and Pa av.
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10 IL Wv NoG1CE thdt the eubeCri~
\ Der hath obtained from the Orphans Court IF
washington County, IN the District Of Columbia,
letters OF administration he personal estate of
John Mcdonald, late of Washington couriy, de-
ceased. All persons having claims agslnst the SAID
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof o Def re the '6h day
OF February next; the, may otherwise by law be
excluded from the benefit OF the SAID esfate.
Given under my hand this 18TH day of February.
1853: JAS W. McnONALD.
fe l6-w3wf Administrator.
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DR.. ANrIsELL lectures tonight before the
Washington Art Association.
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II ORD PALMERSTON'S OP1NIUNS. AND
IL Pol cy, vol 8vO.
Smiths Wealth of Nations. ] vol, 8vo.
McCulloch's Literature Of Political Economy,
VOL, 8vo.
Spackm,n's Analysis OF the Occupations of the
People. vol, 8vo.
Mile Political Economy Essays,l vol, svo.
TwIss' View Of the Progress Of Political Econo-
my, VOL, svo. 5000
DE QuInoey's Logic Of Political Economy, ! vo
8vo.
slsmondPs Essays on Political Economy, vol.
8vO.
MoCulloch on Taxation and Funding. vol, svo.
svO. ~
Jacobs on Precious Metals, . vols. svo.
l VOL. 8yo. ~
8yO, " Ivy
Maithus's Definitions in Political Economy,
poter,s PI gress Of the Nation, 8 vols, t2mo. A,
l2rno ~ S- WI"
Just imported from London by L-..
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LAND WARRANTS are less active, and quoted
at the following rates:
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NJ A X B l. T. w D X 3.
VIM. RUTHERFORD,
ARTIETr EP IN nlP PT r

dRTIF FIG ER IN HARBLE,
T. Street, betwe cen 18th and 18TH Streets North,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Invites public attention TO his extensive stock of
beautiful designed aud Elaborately Carved MAN
Tells in a variety of Marbles, together with a
choice assortment of STATUARY, which for de-
adapted for the Garden or Tomb. 4 large assert
merit Of Plain Mantels, Monuments, and Tomb
stones at very low prices.
Monuments of any design executed to order with
punctualIty and di patch.
Esttmates given for Brownstone or Marble work
or North River Flsging, and every other work in
our line.
Pie Sc call and make an ms pection of our stock.
N. B.-Make a note OF the address, Re l7-6m
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Again. very respectfully a. truly you're,
SOLOMON MANN
CAgLyIE.IIrJ lime "a !

CARLYLE, ILL, June e. 1852
have used Prof q. J. w ood's Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effects. NV hair
was becoml ng, as thought, prematurely gray, bat
BY the use of his restorative has resumed its orlg
nal color and, have no doubt, perma nently so.
:. BREESE. eX Senator [. =.
%; y WOOD & CO, proPretors, 5l2 Broadway,
ment) and ia Market ST., 1t. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists.
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Stop THAT RATTLING.

Anti Rafting SHAFT Fastener" a sure. IN -
remedy for the ratt!ing of the shaft oips E$tC&
put on at a small ex pense y s- '-.
Call and examine at my Factory. where have
certificates from the leading Coaohmnkers in the
country: ANDREW J. JOYCE,
I AIDES TUCK, and all sorts of COMBS, a
l. GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th st., and at hir
Sales onm undar Wiliarfa' hotAI. a6m
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(>AVIAR, PETITS POIS, CHAMPIGNONS
pOrtatiOn of
PETlTS POIS. in butter and natural.
SARDINES, IN oil.
CHAMPIGNONS, natural.
ANCHOVIES, in kegs, pIckled.
DUTCH HERRING, In kegs. picked,
TRUFFES, natural, IN cans and bottles.
ALSO
CAVIAR, of the best quaIIiy, and extremely rare
in this country.
KING Il BURCHELL,
jan IS corner Vermont avenue and 18th at.
DYE AND BARLEY MALT,
IL for sale at tbs
CITY MALT HOUSE, corner Of West Falls av
enue and BLOCK st. RaItimora Md INV 6-Iv
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SUPREME CorRr.-Tuesddy-E. A. Alger,
Esq, oi MASSACHUSETTS,, and +. Lyle Dickney,
ESQ., OF Illinois, were admitted attorneys ard
counsellors of this Court
NO ~ Daniel Hickod ct al, owners of the
steamboat New York appellants RS lanes
stewart ct al claimants of the brig Croton Thi,
Sanse was argued by Mr.. Phillips for the APPEL
No OF James n Suydam, plaintiff in error,
rs. VIM. II. Williams ct al The ARGUMENT nj
TINS cause was continued by Mr. Ellingwood for
we piantin in error, by Mr. Field for the defend
en-. IN error, and concluded by Mr.. EIlingwood
Tor the plaintiff In error. Adjourned
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FRIEND WooD: IL was a long time after saw on
1T Rllssfeld before got the bottle of Restorative
Tor which You gave me an order upon your agent ia
i.etroit and when got II we concluded to try it on
Mrs Mann's hair. the surest test of its power In
has done all hat yoa assn ed me 10 would do; and
others of my family and friends, having witnessed
ITS effects. using and recommends g ms Sc
to others as entitled TO the consideration you
claim for IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-24

Exchange on Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
virginia money. .-....-...---....ZA OTIS
Silver. Observation-Disclosures. y dis
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g IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Pans
Opticlan, D.. WOOLFSON, who @@
has arrived from Europe with his -
own, well the inanu fsctQIe OF good many
others Of the latest improved SPECTACLES and
EYEGLASSES; among which are the
PERISCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Ete
which are warranted To improve any EYE Affected
with weakness, cataract or tending to il: slso
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS
Persons who compelled to use glasses mr. tboss
now using them, will be suited at FIRST sight Those
DOUBLE-POLIsHEDV ENEZurJJ.N
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest Recommendation NJ thu
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their producinr a
oearness and easlness Of vision hsretofors unknown
Also. ali styles of OPERA spy and MAGNI-
EtNo MASSES, Compasses, and Micros copes
Iur sae az ms store of Eighth street and
tween street and Pa. avenue,
H(Doaof misfoks tRs e0rasr Of stA street..
=, Prices very reasonable, the same at has estab-
lishment in Europe. ns-d
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- QOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
IL Rooms, on I'd floor, on Pa. avenue, between l2th
and 18th streets, over Sam Lewis Jeweiry Store
Will be let low to permanent tenant. Would make
StatOneT. ian 2-tf
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Arrival from Europe.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The steamship Arego
which left Havre on the 10th, arrived here at on
O'Clock this morning. Her advices are no late
than those by the Anglo saxon.
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BALrIMoRE, Feb :4.-FlouT il stss DIV, ~ - 81
for Howard street and Ohio, and 81 3.as4. for
City Mills-the latter on lime.
Wheat Is somewhat hrmer in consequence Of
scant supplies; rods 81 u'asi 10. whhs s.m
5Sc yellow 56a57c.
Cioyerseed is nrmer sales generally at SSs
IS y.
Mess pork SO 20. shoulders &C., sidessxc. Lard
is norninaliv 9ka1Oc,
whisky 10 dull and trine lower; sales at - n
NJ
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The DISTINGUISHED LECTURER, Silliman YES
LII. D., has yielded to the request of his friends
in this city, and he will, we learn deliver his
lecture next Wednesday evening, March Sd, in
the Philharmonic Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-24

RIOT AND ARREsr.-About seven O'Clock la.
evening, three young men, George Mccoy, Law
renee Mcdonald, and Hugh smith, went to the
house OF German named Anerochs, on F, near
~ street, Seventh Ward, and demanded liquor:
upon being ordered to leave, they began to b. Cd
his windows; and on Anerochs remonstratiny
they seized and beat him numerically severely
woundIng him in the head and neck Mrssrs
EVdns and Davis of the auxiliary guard were
sent Tor, and they succeeded in arresting the
wnole party. They were taken to the guard
mouse, ard sent to Jail by Justice Dom We ave
glad to say, they are not citizens of Washington
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Outward Bound

BosIoN, Feb. 24.-The Gun nd steamshi
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool via Hslifs,
with sa5i 600 in specie.
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GROVER BAKERS FAMILY SEWING
NJ MACHINES

1NKUVEK q BAkEK'S FAMILY SEWING
" MACHINES.
Every lady should have one. Get the best in mar
ket; These machines are unquestlonaby the best
III the market. No well-regnIated family can afford
" do w!thQut GROVER & BAKER SEWING
MACHIN r, made expressly for family sewing.
They make new and superior stitch, in which the
threads are so fastened Ieuder Impo, sbe to
rip, even II every third stitch be cut. Ii makes a
more beautiful and durable seam than can be done by
hand. while il sevs silk or cotton from ordinary
spoos with equal facility nv change Of spools.
GROVER 4 BAKER,
Sewing Machine COMPANY; 3ls Pa; ay,, and
fe 10 cost 4g5 BROADWAY, New York.
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BOARDING, AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
ID YOUNG LADIES.
At the corner of 6th and 1, Streets.

MRS. VIM. KESLEY q DAUGHTERS
Circulars, terms, and all 2ecessery information
given on gplication to Mrs. VIM Kesley.
ian
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In IHE CIRCUIT CoURr, the case of Edward
Dyer re- Augustus Cook was decided yester-
day by the jury in favor Of the plaintiff In the
sum Of sl16.67
The case Of VIM. Van Riswick Is, John Van
hlswiek, Richard Waliach and Samuel Bying-
ION was then taken up. in which action was
brought TO recover an account for money alleged
TO be due on an account. This case was pend nr
when the Court adjourned at the usual hour
The case of WIN. Van Riswick rs John Van
Riswick, Richard Wallach and Sam'l Byington
which was begun yesterday, was pending when
this report closed
DEATH or WILLIAM FARRELL.-Last night.
Justice Dom went to the residence of William
Farrell, who was wounded on Monday last near
the Vulcan House In an encounter In which him
self, his brother, man named Williams, and an
unknown person were engaged The condition Of
the wounded man was so critical that the Justice
deemed II expedient TO take his statement, w hch
proved to be his dying declaration for he expired
about eleven O'Clock last night The wound wa !,
inflicted with a bowie knife entering the small
of the back and penetrating to the entrail. will
liams, the Bdltimorean, who Is CHARGED with the
act Of stabbing is In Jail
LAND WARRANTS less zctiv. al .,...s
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ID 65 Kegs GOSHEN BITTER,
J25 boxes do. CHEESE,
% casks do. do.
$500 bis. GOLDFISH.
5000 lbs. HAKEFISH.
100 boxes SCALED HERRINGS,
40 barrels No. 3MACKEREI.,
lOS boxes Pearl STARCH,
IS do. BROWN SOAP.
Is do. CASTLE do.
p do. FANCY do.
Just received from New York. and for sale by
f. l2-6te0 MERRAYA SENMES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-24

BosroN, Feb. % Chief Justice Nelson, ofthe
Superior Court here, was removed TO the funatic
asylum to-day. He has been I'll for some time
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The Steamship Adriatic.
Unfortunate Afflictiou Of

NEW YORK, Feb % The reported sale of tb
steamer Adratic, of the Collins line 10 The Ru,
sian government, Is declared false
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DEBIT AND CREDIT, Translated from the g

DEBIT AND CREDIT, translated from the G. r
II man.
Outram q Havelock's Persian Campaign. by Cap
tain g.. III. Suut.
Hide and Seek, new novel, by the author Of the
The Millionaire. by Dudley Costello.
Robert Burns and Walter Scott, two lives by Rev
James White.
The Young Ragmnffins. new toy book.
Chambers Journal for November and December.
Backwood's Magazine for January.
Received and for sale at
JOS. SHILLINGTON.S Bookstore
fc3 OdaOn RuIlding ~ Pa
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VALENTINES are going out of fashion Not
more than half as many were sold in this city
this SEASON on previous wears This falling
Oft has resulted from the disgrace brought on
these at one period acceptable missives, by the
issuing Of thousands of gross oaricatures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-24

EURNiSHED APARTMENTS.-A Isrre third
rst"8 rRONT ROOM, suitable for a Parlor,
xLh aBED-ROOM COMMUNICATING. and Breai
Iast supplied n desired, by applying at Bapchards
ma p. arnnahrs bookstore. corner Of lta street
e.lu Q. aN.- - 80 fe "a ST.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTs.

DOTATOES-Just arrived, 900 bushels Nova
y Scotia WHITE MERGERS. per schooner
Massasolt, and for sale in lots 70 suit purchasers
PETER BERRY,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

NEw YoRE, June l9.
The Leader Of to-day says the Grand Jury has
found bill Of indictment against Judge Russell
for ineiting to riot in the affair Of Geo. Wilkes
with the Academy Of Music.
The Washington correspondence Of the Evening
Post states that Capt. Turpin Of n. Y, was unan-
imously confirmed as Minister TO Nenezuela-
Tie Tribune eorrespondenee says dispatches
from England were laid before the Cabinet yes-
terday. They do not in any substantial form cor
respond to the expectations Of the Administration
or the opinions authorized by Lord Napier While
they disclaim authorizing any offensive acts on the
part Of the cruisers in the Gull aud are prepared 10
make reparations to that extent, they insist upon
the purpose Of suppressing the slave trade by de-
termined and effective means disposition 10 ex
ereisc the right Of visit in the most acceptable
manner Is avOwed, and TO that end Lord Malmsbury
expresses his willingness and desire to receive any
suggestions from the American Government. The
unexpected nature of these dispatches have made
much impression In the Cabinet
Private but Authentic adyiees accompanying
Gen Johnston's dispatches from Utah, state that
the submission OF the MormOns is sullen and unsat-
isfaclory, and. notwithstanding all their PROBES
siors, they still hold actual military possession Of
all the Dasses
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

DRowNED-A German named Frederick Klink,
about % years Of age, was yesterday morning
drowned in Sehen's Pond. near the Cemetery on
the West Side. KliBk and companion named
William CogsEeIl went TO the Pond at about five
O'elsck tor the purpose Of bathing. Neither Of
them could swim Kink plunged into the water,
probably suppOsing it to be shallow and being
much deeper than he anticipated. was unable to
sustain himself on its surface aad snuk. Before
aid could reach him he was beyond resuscitation,
though every effort was made to restore life. Klink
wasemployed by VIM. B. Gilbert OF the California
Hotel, corner Of Pearl and Wiley streets and was
an upright and trustworthy young man. He is the
las. of three persous connected with Mr.. Gilbert's
household who have met death by accident within
month over year. The CcrOner's jury returned
a verdict in accordance with the above facts