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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01
PERSONAL.
Monsieur Felix Belly IS at the Klrkwood

House.
. Gen Levero Castillo is in New York, as
the agent Of Santa Anna.
IN Is reported that Queen Victoria is to be-
come a mother and grandmother in the same
week. 8 .
go. Capt, Elias GUY, who has been connected
with The Norfolk (Va police for nearly 40 years,
was re-elected plain at the late election.
k:...Parcdi has been singing in Puerto Principe
with the earade- S;etti opera troupe. Five ofthe
troupe had died with the yellow foyer.
49,. The steamer Arabia brings intelligence OF
the death Of ArY Scheffer, one of the mssi distn-
guished painters Of the modern romantic school
of art.
go. Hon. Albert II. Nelson. formerly Chief
Justice of the Superior Court Of Massachusetts,
died at the Mclean Insane Asylum, at Boston,
on the 9th nit. s-.... e.V'
Hon. John Cocbrane has accepted an APP
on transferring the remains Of the late President
Monroe TO the authorities in Virginia.
80. Tha Empire City brought the following
| notorieties NJ. Felix Belly, Thomas Francis
Meagher, Senior Paez, Of Venezuela, and Col.
Frank Anderson, of Gen. Walkers staff. ~ z
-. The Paris correspondent of the illustrated
London News announces a discovery of new
tenor, one NJ Lebat, with an upper note more in
his voice than Signor Tamberlik.
80. Col. Horace r. Walworth, CT Arkansas
formerly resident of Cleveland, Ohio, recently
made donation Of one thousand dollars in the
Cleveland Orphan Asylum.
-. Mr.. John f. Kendall, the general superin.
tendant of the southern tel-s raph line, writes
letter explaining the fact that the mistaken
nouncement of the death of Major Henry C,
Wayne. 4. 8 A, did not grow ont of an erroI
committed by any agent Of the telegraph com.
pany, but was the mistake Of the agent of the
associated press in this city, to whom the correct
dispatch announcing the death of Major Wayne
of Savannah, was handed.
go. A letter from gentleman in Richmond tc
a friend in Alexandria, says that the Rev. ]
Amber Weed, clergyman of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia
| made 4 profession of faith and abjuration in the
form prescribed by the Council of Trent, and Wa.
received into the Catholic church by Bishop
McGill in the Cathedral at Richmond on Tues.
day morning last. Mr.. A. had previously in.
formed his diocesan. Bishop Meade, Of his iEten
tiOn to take that step.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01
SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PhESS
The Union publishes a circ ular from N Sar-
gent, dated Washington, June %, and urging
upon the friends of Mr.. Crittenden prompt
action in relation to the canvass of 1860. ms
letter, the Union says, shows that the I"'~''
RenceT was mistaken when, some days sih0e' ~
announced its assurance that there was no
truth in the rumor that circulars had been
issued from w ashington urging MIR. Crittenden
as a candidate for the next Presidency.
Mr.. Sargent has had trouble enough in his
efforts at " reorganization" He constructed
one plan on the 1lth of June, but before the
24th, was compelled to change, ask leave to
withdraw the paper, and commence de n0vo.
The Union sympathizes with him in his
troubles and assures him of its conviction that
ne is too early planting The political earth is
moist and cold, and all the seed now emboweled
will surely be lost.
The Union, further, having congratulated
the New York Tribune, Posi-, and Albion on
their patriotism and sagacity in discovering
that their own government was wrong when
even the British Ministry now admit they
were right, proceeds to inform the New York
Herald that it wholly misapprehends the &C.
tual position Of the Derby cabinet in this mat
ter. They have given up entirely, says the
Union, and without any reserve, the claim Of
visitation; the whole controversy having been
already completely closed by the receipt of the
Earl of Malmesbury's dispatch to Lord Napier
of the 1lth ult. at the Department of State.
The Union, in examining the proposed new
dogma of the opposition in relation to the ad-
mission Of new States takes occasion TO make
known its own views upon the subject And,
in another article, considers municipal affairs
The fntslfigencer has no editorial to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01
BOARDING.

YOU NTR1 BUAkD.-MhS. PAYNE, having
~ enlarged her louise and otherwise improved n
Will De ready To receive families, and OF he
On The 10Th p July pToxIno. Her locaiIon Is rlend
ship Post Office, FaIIlax coCnty, Va, ON the Co.
lumhta Turnpike, mics from Washington CITY
and ADJOINING Bauey's roads. Those W no may
Iease To pat, her viii receive every attention
To their oomtorr MD on iovnpept ie 3, NJ
ROARDlNG.-As small and strictly private fam y
~ wound Ike ~ secure BoardoTs sentleman
ARD lsdy, or two single gentemeI 10 W hom they
OueI a furnished suit of Rooms adjoining, and one
or three Rooms, with gas. ON reass .Isable terms,
Parties can enjoy the comforts Of a home No chll-
dren In the house. Apply At So n street, between
i 10 Lfr-Une koom, without board. je l5-lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

IL despatch from Port Jervis, n. Y, states
that Col. Sam Fowler's eldest daughter, Laura,
while bathing in the Nevasink river, near his
residence, in company with her younger sister
and servant GIRL were accidentally drowned on
Monday evening. The bodies were found about
three hours after they went down. The daugh-
ter Of Col. Fowler was about eleven years old,
and the other girl about fourteen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

IL IL We can Judge from the accounts In our
exchange papers, the preparations being made
throughout the country for celebrating the ap-
preaching national anniversary are unusually
extensive. All kinds of athletic performances
are IN the programme, including the ascension of
creased poles, and the pursuit Of Indicated pigs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

w The amount OF rain that has fallen over
large portion OF the United States in six week.
running from the LIST Of May to the 18th Of Iune
mas scarcely parallel. The Pittsbury Journal
Say Toe average of observations will give abont
Nv inches in May, and ) inches to the 18th of
June or 10 Inches in 20 days. These rains do not
appear 10 nave been loral-but extend east and
wes' at least 'oOu miles north and soui half
that distance .4 .. - : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

IL A man named Furringer, living in Ports
mouth township, Pa, about three miles below
Norristown, was killed on Sunday evening by a
blow on the back of his head struck by his bro.
ther, who is now in jail. The cause is supposed
to have been liquor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

G3- The distillerY of George Curry, and three
adjacent buildings, situated below Covington,
KY, were entirely consumed by FIRE on Monday
night. The loss is estimated at S5aD0Q, on which
there is no insurance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

ID The first section of the extension Of the
Magnetic and Union lines of telegr aph eastward
from Boston to Halifax has been completed to
NewburvPort; and the lines are open for
business to that point. The continuation of the
line to Halifax will he pushed forward without
HaIa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

L Please READ.
LA DIES preparing to leave the O ty during the
u,mer will sd 1t greatly to heir vantage To ca
and examine my stock OF FANCY GOODS, which
I am no offering ct prices Greatly Reduced, IOr
cash. 10 enable me. If possible, to bring IN an entire
new fail stock.
| would ennmera'e as follows viz:
yea Black Lace Vells. French Flowers,
French do. do. silk kuches,
RCa Val. Laos Ribbons
Eng'h Brus'is Thread, Straw and Six Bonnets,
Laoss and French DO, Dress Trimmings
BIN six Thread Laces Kid Gloves only 81 ceu's Q,
heal lmrn lOnd do. silk Egyp'n turAt Mitts.
! TX and Thread Ihusi ms, Cotton and silk FTinses
MaHtIllas Netts, Silk and every style
'"hrCad, Lace md swiss Coilars
f-ench and Swss Muslin Ssts, very cheap,
CaubTIc and Sw as Bands do. do
SxIss and Cambria kde Ings do do
Md. Buok bread, and silk Gauntlets,
And ~ variety # lotions usually found in fui
and complete stock, = -e-
STEVENS New Fancy Store,
d36 Pa, avenue. bet eth and 10th Arrests.
p solu --- tStatssl -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

TEA, COFF EE, &c.
100 packages FRESH TEAS,
| 5 bags JAVA and RIO COFFEE,
IS boxes (, esh around DO.
half pipes MARTELL BRANDY, very Cd
2pIpes HOLLAS Tin,
Is barrels old WHISKY,
IL do. PORT VINE,
20 do. SWEET 10.
~ quarter and . casks CO6NAC BRANDY,
500 900 ClGh .
Just received from New York and for az by
Jy l-6teo MURRAY SEMMES,
GUNNER ROARD-Tre subscriber, the pro-
- pristor of ths Union Hotel" at Fair A 4
fax H Va CELEBRATED for years pest as yC!.4A \
one OF the most agreeable summer retr eats lk
for families Sc king cool shade. fine ter bIa ciug
ar, commod Gus accommodations, and every con-
csIvable luxury of the tsble IF we l-kept rur al
no ell has yet nine comfortable rooms unfl ed
which he offers 10 persons in Warrington and else
where DESTROYS OF escaping from the dust heat and
glare of the cities. Two trans run daily to a d
from Alexandra, rendering access to his house ~
convenient.
His terms are moderate and he spores no psins 10
p ase all who favor him with their patronage. He
refers to the folio inG gent eme D., whose fimies OF
members thereof have been quests iii establish
meut, viz: Commander JnO Rodgers, u. - NJ;
Cant. Meigts, u j A ;C.S Vallsch Fsq.;J w.
q LEY Esq and Lieut.. w. ID. Porter, L 81
" L<aw2w' ..... ..s.
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT.
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GEORGETOWN ApvRRTIsEMTs

SEE FIRST PAGE
EOR BOSTON.-Ih e regular pac<et schooner
L Marietta Burr, Cape. la Mixers n, has - =
arTI sed snd wIli have quick Chs patch for the<<A
above pert: For freight apply 10 HART La
LEY & NRO. " I-lO-
EiRE WORKS FOR THE FO RITA OF
Il JULY-Fire- works of all kinds, large and
small, Chinese Fire Crackers, Torredoes Roman
Candles, 1r ana les; wholesale and retxI So Fan
cy Goods, b large assortment at reduced nr,ces al
MISS THOMAS.
Rock and Fancy Store
y l-S' No. IS High ST.. LIST. G eorg etown
New HERRING AND AIEWIVEs.
500 barrels No. new Pickles Herring.
loo do. do. Dry Sailed do
30 do. do. Alewiyes, ST Jobns
81 do. do. Split Herring,
ID Do; DO. Cut Herring.
now landing per schooner Marietta Burr and bri n
Mary H., and for tale by
HARTLEY BRO,
" l-lw 90 & l0l WHter sirest. GtoTr.tovn
NOTICE.
hLiCENSES.-Al persons whose licenses from III
Corporation . Georgetown pre- O the SOth INST
are hereb' notified promptly 10 the same 9TH
erTlse they may subject themselves to fire.
jane y, 1851. w. LAIRD, Clerk.
}. % 3,awtJdivl0'h
A Very DESIRABLEH USE in Gengstown
IA Tor sa g or excnange for a vsCan' lot Ia Wash
lngton. lUqulre az No. 81 Heb street, GeOrgetown
or POLLARD WEBB, SD I'd story 18th st WASH
ihgtor. je S'w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01
A CARD.

aE Undersigned Uu nos, resp . cur" IA H.,
has -, "a 80 r.., Gr de lver, ga Nv dHs - ahd DC
sonii .enI.y expects that lhel Va "a, a Ely
said promptly. . " Va ,,Ssnirs Nslk 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

APPoISrMENrs.-The following Apprentices
have just been commissioned by the President
To be RPcetrrrS Of P7tiIic NoDfys-Chris-
TOPPER Graham, at Henderson, Mimi; Joseph
Hopkins, al Marysviie, California
To he Registers Of Limit Offices.
M. Hawkins, at Grenada, Mississippi; VIM.
Moss, at Washington, Arkansas.
To be S"rreyor General Of New Merico.-
William Pelham, of that Territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

1-ThE ANNUALCOMMENC
GOnz1ga College will take place - Odd + ell
lp~s' ball, on nth street, TUESDAY next. 9th of
july. The parents OF the students the patrons Of
the lnsiituIIon and he pubic hereby Invited.
CHAS. ri. STONES STREET.,
ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

The MAILs.-To-day commences the terms
of the new contractors for carrying the United
States mails in a majority of the States Of the
Union. These contracts embrace several of
the most extensive and Important mail routes
in the Union. On the strength of the adage
that "a new broom sweeps Clean we may now
expect the prompt conveyance of the mails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

REruRNED.-Moses Kelly, Esq, Chief Clerk
in the Interior Department, returned to the
city yesterday, after trip of some two weeks
duration to New Hampshire. In his absence
the Chief Clerks duties were ably discharged
by Mr. Lester
The Washington union., 1858-03-10
DLACK SILKS AT LESS THAN VALUE 80

DLACK SILKS AT LESS THAN VALUE.-3O
pieces choice black silks IS, 871. and 81 yard
cheapest goods offered for nouncci dresses
full line the finer grades Taf.a silks
northern and eastern correspondents send supplies
daily
One price only marked plain figures therefore purchaser
overcmrged
We opening accounts
credit business IL much larger than
rule for the future will he present bills monthly pay
All old bills must be paid before
Ills determined make
possible the pleasant relations
have existed between customers long
series Of past
FERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, building,
Fob 25--10d6 opposite re Mai
The Washington union., 1858-03-10
ny J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

CIGNOR VITO VIII 4 SONS GRAND CLASSIC
~ sae of Italian marble parlor aud garden slatuary classical
bronzes and aan embracing articles OF
character viii take place Thursday evening March
O'clock Crouc Academy Musc
a 1ith This collection comprises
life bnsts Washington, Clay Webster,
Nicholas
superb original tho Nymph o Arno by Bosi
Grop Charity by Anseimi copied from the original by
ini a4
Also Pcn,cn by Me Nsdcnns by Cos Divine Love- .pd
other classic subjects
siatuary high. sus, Summer Autumn and
marble groups Canova Hebe giving
drink 10 Jove
Fidelity, the Vintage Group Cleopatra Slave
Shspterdess and others
Tho iAmors, Italian Mendcanls Group Cupi
Pastoral Muse, &c
Also, beautifully carved febe, agate
Eruran urrs, four feet high, for psrlcrs
M,tante tazzas, for fruit or cards
Roman agate urns, for lights
Amphoras or Rrdig'io marble
Grecsn cruts Toeres for bouquets, &c
figures shepherd Innocence Troy
Mnna and Brenda, Ccassian Chief, Una Psyche
Pandora, ay-Ihy, he
beautiful OF French China articles
perfume bottles tea services OF designs, punch bowls
attention gentlemen Washington George
collection highly
exhibition the kind offered
beg their friends Washington Georgetown
tina, this sale will b- percmptory
avail themselves Of this opportunity of purchasing such elaborate
Terms SlOo under cash of two and
months for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing
SThc goods win be exhibition the day aud preceding
sale. JAS c. MCGUIRE
Mar Sd Aucioneer.
The Washington union., 1858-03-10
The Book Of the Constitution.

TINllE demand of the people from all parts of the
country for "A edition Of this book bringing
~ ths present time such that longer BIO disregarcd
il sufficiently known throughout the
description Of il unnecessary here suffice that
tho evidence having received the voluntary
both houses Congress Of its having
Supreme standard edition Of tho constitution tbc United
having received the special APPRECIATION
Of tho aud has been pro
a suitable uchio Companion FOR
rrk for the rising generation The schools
who SUPPORT the constitution, the
Washington the pi,pcs imbois have heretofore given
their generous valuable support.
and others who desire TO obtain for supply
who desire the edition will please ad
dress WILLIAM HICKEY, lr.,
Washington City ID. c.
3--du
The Washington union., 1858-03-10
SALE THIS DAY.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer,

LNXTENSiVE sale OF an entire gallery of rare and
valuable engraving and oil paintings and viii
every etcning until disposed oOn "Wednesday o
instant shall sell O'Clock auction
the
selection English steel engsvings offered city
The plates al esh imported from London.
The subjects comprise historical landscape religious. moral
sacred plates.
Also, assortment Of nne English sporting subjects
The pictures Viii b. arranged for exhibition
be ladies are
especially Invited to attend the sale,
Terms cash. A. GREEN.
March Aucicneer.
The Washington union., 1858-03-10
IN Nee~<~
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person upon books
payment OF the subscription he sas@- in adyance.
Iatap sub ebcrs may forward by letter and all
Nii h" nssumei by uar-el,es inis' ion
The COUNTRY rArEE publ srek, during the sessions
't Congress, and scun weekly during
sub ef"n- hr peri loss than year viii be
prolotiouci 10 t,s above rates
rs-roSTuAsrE authorized % a,t "a our agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers
WEEKLY subscribers with SO encosed Will entitled opy
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The Washington union., 1858-03-10
Proposals for Engraving aud Printing.

SuPst,Sn>pskr TuRiIc FHiNnNG
Washington, February 25, 1858
DROPOSAIS will be received at this Office until
Thursday the Il,h day OF March 1855, at II o'clock for
executing The following ab printing IN the
eighth diuOn a "Malrys S,iing Mrectipns" viz
Dor steel twenty medium Of W.
lusrution- pages 10 he engraved each plate.
2 Fpr printing from steel plates thousand copies of nineteen
quafto and two folio pages
printing plates copies r,omy
copies qnarto copies
OF one folio page. -
from copper prn,ng thousand
copies u nine and I've thousand co3cs " hree so and for
Transferring and printing in three coors i've thousand copies
folio
All II this work I've executed In the highest style
insp.uon bidders u
IL Ms day fSr ciosing tho bids
lruf impressions with the original rcQue be
FIR sptroval FREQ expense
before The plates received cr the printing commenced
distinctly thai bid will
party not directly en4sged and practically acquainted WITH the
character e the wnrk bid TOR bonds viii e required from the
ccrf bidders for The faithful execution II their
This ir these plates will be furnished by this
Bank form. for proposals will be furnished persons
ing 70 bill ny application ut this office.
The addressed
"Proposals or Engraving, &c.
BOWMAN,
Superintendent Public Printing
Feb 2s-eotd lln,elSs@rl