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since tho most active ns,nlrr. Of the know nothing
party VIII IL NOT be better for 10 permit the STORE
said 30 enjoy has ''asm &grihas and his free and
easy 'sega,ty predictions than TO impose upon him
the and responsible duties Of the chief mags
tracy OF our city, DO perceive that his principal
elsn for this position rs based upon his good lesh
the has other claim which should be the very last
and very least Of all recommendations But pass 10
the second
Mr. Purdy, old and respected citizen, next claims
our notice He rs large property holder, and there
fore ra feel deep interest city argue his friends.
And does he expect this exalted position because hs has
been successful mechanic. the architect of his
independent fortunes Then il IL not he but his gold
that Id 60 be mayor and have become the wor
shippers OF idols, indeed. Now while fully appre-
cate the true dignity OF all honest labor being ourse
a working man, and while rsjoices more to
the Iaborer well rewarded and SUCCESSFUL than oursei
do not recognise the omnipotence OF gold
willing to a placed at the head Of municipal
affairs simply bccase he has the d ,eyM Of doors and
cents To recommend him The fact that 1.-THE peoples
candidate has been successful in monetary matters is
the very reason why he has right to expect this
honor. II he las been for Lifetime devoted the
business Of accumulation he may be excellent inxr
ccr, but docs follow from this that he would make
good accomplished and efficient mayor Then
told that he IL the peopies earssdte. " He may be
SO, but we know that there stronger Fillmore
man ia Washington during the late presidential
paign than he who is 1.-THE peoples candidate
To who is advanced in life the care TOLL and per
plexity of the mayoralty i'll suited and should not
our people hesitate to place such in this posi-
ton
Come TO the third and last of the candidates
Col Bcrret, gentleman who is most generally known
appreciated, and respected He has long resided In
Washington, and has become closely identified with its
interests and prosperity He has in many places
OF high trust and responsibility and in all Of these
proved himself to be of Judgment irnaes 5ieraos
and ABILITY He IL in the very prime of life 6tpe energ4sc
and parsretrg He il party man. reiia6le honest and
patriotic While he is not rch he has never been prod
igal He has never shrunk from any emergency nor
does he fear the threats and revings those who
9hs thy s4,y hiss like The goose cmnc like ne serpent arq
He seeks not suages under any false pretences or
by placing himself in any doubtful position before u.s.
he stands out boldly the Independents champion Of law
and order and the firm friend of civil and religious lib
erty Such one is Colonel Berret who il destined,
believe, to be the next mayor of Washington
We have thus briefly and faithfully endeavored to por
tray the several candidates for the mayoralty. For
which of the number reader, viii you vote
CIvTs.
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N0TI6E sssisd prop~sis r-cvSs
~ this Of Jans
of portion mhss 81 assl.rs 1rsAsary
Notes gold Uussd Sasss tspssd
% Treasurer Of Tn. United States ~ Treasurer " ~ a 81 rA
sphas tho Treasurer BrAach 0v,esas No
Treasarcrs Bo-sen n ISsm
within ten days from this psopssk asdsr -
ty q sae cf Of Congress aushors ths
Treasury Notes approved 13d D-csmbsr 1851. f.f
The Treasury Notes upan
dsposis with
the United states They VIII be made the
bidder bdrrs
or interest exceeding
such fr"m thu 81
proposals conAsoa
without reference other
than fourth half hrecfourhs
entam Of The proposed b. sxch.nssa Ays
ed with Of the officers above
Of ch fepos accompany proposal
fa!amens the proposal accepted xsesssns
viii be such dspos shexM the proposals
RANT from the Of the Ccns~s
viii considered.
Az proposals under this notice W. sid acrhed
outside Proposals for Treasury They spsasd
this Departments At 10 O'Clock, lsA day
HOWELL CuW
May 6-2awiikJmc Secretary n fh~ rsasary.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

democratic convention of the eighth congressional
uict OF Indiana to nominate candidate for Congress-
Ta be held at Lebanon Boone county on the 10th dav
\ junc next
The republican State central committee of Ohio have
ied state convention, to meet in Columbus ON the
t'h OF July next at 10 o'clock m. Nominations will
Zen be made for the following officers One supreme
W.T. Judge, attorney general, member of the board of
'uhc works, and comptroller.
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100000

The name Of the governor Bushford, who was
elected by the blackrepublicans in 1856 Barstow,
who was denounced very corrupt but who certainly
was honest and pure in comparison with his
|le paid in bonds. Every member of the assembly
ve four who voted for the BILL is stated in the report
10 have received consideration Such wholesale bride
F and corruption disclosed before in American
politics, and ii is very disgraceful to Wisconsin
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INTERESTING TO LAprEs-when IN the course

of naan events iaas and scusrsn~W
natural attractions hns head " arit ef
roas Importance and the question What sha hs
nstang on vsp
this beg Try n HArriss Hear Pomossr ana
few applications VIII stt tho hair aAnw brsatng
daurun the scaip white part huk
tho har shoagh 700 may bsia ~
twenty consnuwd q 0s<ke Muase
auxnrans hrsa n hsir CAT and bns saa - m99A
application The puaA
AK Or larss Hair Promoter and Ssav0vav M
mond by W, PxfzH1gH, newrgtn,
Corner Msinr and f7th Max sn6 Wun srsaa
Wellington ny aHMAN AYuxt Fsnnsyivsufs ~
nue. Th and ~ b. CLARK and psap
May 2l--3m ~
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United states Patent once,

ON the petition of Erastus Il. Cole, of Somers-
" VILE Massachusetts, for tho extension Of patent
granted the f4th September 1S4+ Improvement
for from
the Of said which takes place the 4 day Of
September, 1S5S-
the said petition be heard the Patent Office
10Th IL O'Clock and all
show IL they have why said petition
onght to be granted.
the extension Ole the Patent
objections specially forth writing twenty
all testimony fled by party
OF the Office which will be furnished appc
Z.
IN will be closed the ID
deposIons other relied testimony,
be morning that the
ncn any, within thereafter.
Ordered notice be published the Unon Wash
md Massachusetts a
publications least sixty before
he al August, the day Of hearing. JOS HOLT,
Commissioner OF Patents.
the viii please and send their
bills 70 ONCE paper containing this notice.
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BLACK-REP UBLICAN OFFICL4LS IN WIS-
CONSIN

The most astounding Developments have recently been
ms in regard to the corruption and profgacy of the
State officials in Wisconsin. In 1856
I'LL put through the Legislature OF that State appor
ionng the lands granted by the United States to Wis
onsin among its several railroads The Milwaukee and
lacrosse railroad put In for lions share Of the grant,
and sucreeled in obtaining it, The in which
the thing accomplished by the road is thus disclosed
report made to hepresent legislature by invest
atng committee The following amounts were paid TO
|ha.tb ofic ala
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LN0R RENT--A fine aud commodious Dwelling
L. Hoasc, desirable ocaton within short
This house supp~d With all tho modern
arn aud hrre brick heuse aud sssh
be rented for the permanently
unnrnsa~ viii be Immediately
aaJournment Congress address
T., Bsx No $40,
May 2i-eoitstJme Post Ones, Washington, D. c.
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AOTICE.--ln accordance with the extended char
In ter of the Femcns Insurance Company Washington
Georgetown general meeting Of the stockholders will
Office Of the Fdny ths 2st
of 10 O'Clock, and O'clock
directors 10 serve until the irst Monday in January 1850
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The FRENCH NAyY-It is estimated that the French
navy will, by next year. possess $50 fst-sang
steamers comprising all classes of vessels besides
large number of side wheel steamers and sailing vessels
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THE CANDIDATES FOR THE MAYoRAIrY.

We upon the eve of an important municipal ecc-
on and It is the imperative duty OF every good citizen
to weigh well the cains of the respective candintcs
less than to consider their individual fitness for the high
office in the gift of the city Let take cnr~ry
glance at the claims and capacities Of the tsd from
which to have chief magistrate for two years
come. erars-Hsf a.sa.t
Mr. WaIlnch has been for many years u citizen OF
Washington He is "a hsil fellow we'll met, I" and ON
this account, Il no other, h@ many strong friends He
oid-linc whig and held the lucrative Office of
marshal under President Fillmore. He hns been
tractor with the government IL supposed 10 possc~
competency ample enough to enable him to 1.-Two at his
and we believe that this agecs with his oonstu
tonal feelings most admirably He has becn brought
forward for the mavoray by small number of very
Specialize citizens "popnrv candidate, and vet the
majority OF these gentlemen were, a year two
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EXCHANGE B,sK.-Thc governor of Virginia has APP
pointed the following directors the part of the State
for the branch Of the Exchange Bank in this city j.
Louis Kinzer, d. r. Blackjack, and Isaac Buckingham
Mr. Buckingham is the only appointment, and sue
ceeds H. G. Ward, esq, who goes ont under the rule
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nvNorIcx. An adjourned meeting Of the demo-
pch,nr Of Inc bs
hed Friday evening O'clock thr Frsnkn engine honse
A,I attendance requested T. ". CLARK, secretary.
Nay Hit
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EDNA OR AN ANTIQUE TALE BY Emn4

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me sbcr the preface % this WORT Lst csntSu ycu
cx,c~nt be
gysw ths wh~rs
spread large cities 9fsnA r~rptsbfy IA
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without vrsv~ and xp&sxry Wswvns -
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Justrab'sh~d ana for s.leby a
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RAuRoAD CoSvKHr1os convention of the officers OF
railroads in different parts of the country commenced s
session at Browns Hotel last evening
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ODD FELLOw4 HALL.
BIZ Request Of many citizens n Insco Waanss ce1srofed
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE

rTE1S Magmfcent Painting commences witt, Chaos
IL and continues down in Cap
n f
Ermhiiens evening Doors opeusx
pvrcsrely.
nchrts n
yrars ~ scc Is cents rescrvcd 80 cents
kko, cxhfhAcn
ans schools Doors open "a to commences NJ az precisely
Explained BY DR. ribhns
My Hive
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w~~hlassoO, Nag No. lsts
s "ep~f,en' bring ready apca
tnOaua Of ne an 70 be eov~suusa the
aema'asac" Of those shpusssrs Auso~n cssns wAs yer.
injured az hr chnch~ isais August s4s u psr,>.s
claiming enu-a that rnat srs r,,,..x .. a..
additional proof which ncy H<ce-.ry va, rty
"a rom this
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MouNr VsRsoS.-It is stated that the Southern Ma
irons Association viii visit Mount Vernon the 18th
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Mouyr VRsoN. The steamer Thomas Coyer will
make excursion to-day to Mount Vernon giving the
many strangers in the city opportunity visii
that sacred shrine.
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DRAMATIC REAnrsa. Lewis f. Thomas, esq, will read
his tragedy "Cortez, the Conqueror, this evening"
Temperance Hail. rich literary treat awaits those who
may attend.
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T rate of taxation for the present year passed by
the Common Council, win be per cent real and
personal property polltax of 81 each white male
twenty years, and SO negroes, slave free
and sixth of all interest and from stocks
Tax on brokers $500.
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PORTRAIT Gov. FLoYD-Mr. G. H. Branard, the
publisher of the American Portrait Gallery, has added
it fine portrait of the Secretary of War, drawn stone
by Grozelier. It il on sale Mt Franklin Philips.
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WASHINGTON THEATRE
Benefit Madame KELLER,
And positively last night the renowned
KELLER TROUPE,
during
thepast nights sas applause.
appearance OF Keiler's
YOUNG AMERICA BALLET CORPS.
FmDAY ErKSNa, H. 1853,
VIII be performed the spectacle the
NAIAD QUEEN
NEPTUNE AND THE TRIroNs, VENUS WI.
can, DIANA AND ACTION, JEREAIAITs LAMENT
THE RUINS OF JERUSALEM, SHOWER OF GOLD.
After which a Grand advertisements by
KuIERs YOUNG AMERICA BAIIEr coRIs.
To he followed by entirely bnlet eustled
CELESTIAL PAsTMFs.
And concluding with the
tals|a GLORY AMERICA. -. =
s,rurpAr-Bcnent Of Mr. louis KELLER
NoSDsY-Com pinieutary testimonial Mr.. = D EYTTNGE
INCREASE PRICES.
The box-onicc will opened harpast m
T,p.m
Doors quarter past oclock begins M
May II Intel star Ss,atcs.l
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MARINE NEWS.

Annrvxp.--sctooner Alena, Dent master, Pomonky,
corn TO Washington Co.
Schooner Constitution, Wheeler master, Mattawoman
corn to Washington & CO. ~a
Schooner Eagle, Lacock MASTER Pscataway Creek
wheat to Washington \ Co
Steamer Diamond State, Kirwan master Baltimore 10
Wheat & Bro.
SAILED. Schooner franklin Randolph Hazieton mag
ter, New York, COAL by Il. j. Mehaffey.
Schooner Martha Collins, Collins MASTER New York,
coal by T. j. Mehaffey.
Schooner Joseph Holmes, Holmes master New York,
conl by 7. J. Mehafey
Schooner J. d. Boyd, Mathews master, New York,
coal by T. r. Mehafey
schooner Sarah r. Parker, Rodgers master New York
by Fowie & Co.
Brig Queen Easter, Merriman master, Sc Johns ~
S., by Fowle x Co.
Schooner Alma, McDcrmond muster, ST. Johns, N. s..
by FowIe & Go.
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HonrcuErun,L EXHIBITION. The Washington Horti-
cultural Society will hold its exhibition the second and
third days of june with the understanding that it may
be continued day longer il desirable. Mr. Edmund
Cammacl elected chairman of exhibition com
mittee of twenty-five and committee appoint
ed to engage suitable the central portion of the
city
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GAMmERs ARarsrEp. -Four arrests were made ON Tues
day of persons charged with keeping gambling houses.
The accused entered into bail in the of 81 900 each
for their appearance at the criminal court by c. s. Wal
Iach, esq.,, their attorney
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Tins Fnufxc sHssos closes, by law, on the 18th in
slant, next Tuesday, So that after this week the
whnrves Of Fshown will be entirely deserted by this fish
and those who engaged in that business for
livelihood.
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COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT has been rendered TO Mr.
Eytinge the accomplished stage manager at the Wash
ingon Theatre, by Mr.. Speaker Orr Mayor Magruder,
Hon. George w Jones, j. Knox Walker, esq, Colonel
B. s. Roberts, and very many other gentlemen of high
position 1t will take place Monday evening next
when Miss Avonia Jones will appear in 'Adrenne, the
Actress and Mr.. j. M. Dawson will enact leading
parts The house will doubtless be crowded
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PENS We indebted to Messrs. Blanchard &
Mohun for bountfu supply of steel and albaa pens of
different varieties and all of them excellent They
fair samples the large and superior assortment of
tonery kept the of Eleventh street and Penn
syyania
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May I9-f0idif
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GTEPS TO THE ALTAR; q Mxnuaf Of DsvotOuz
- Besu~d Eachsrist by ". suunmoes - ~ k~ y
cents For sale by 49, - TAYLOR 4 Manly,
Nay 10 254 PcnnsyivsaA avpnaA
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MARKEs--Flour sales superdnc, "a 3S- Wheat
offerings fair, market qaietsalcs white, 81 u l3
offerings good and market active saies white, go
cents yellew IS CENTS Ryesales - 10 eentx. Osts
SO 81 cents. Fish--shad Sill SO SIR per hundred
herring, 50 50 per thousand. supply Of both very
small
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RELAyISG THE TRAcx.--A number of cars were on tn
track yesterday loaded with railroad iron for relaying
portion of the track of the A. r. r. few miles frou
this city.
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Tins YACHT RsDptcA remained NJ anchor yesterday in
the stream, off the wharf Of the Alexandria Steamboat
Company and attracted small share of attention She
it, doubtless the most perfect craft that oated upon
the Potomac, and il managed in true style,
her crew firing sunset gun, &C., &c.
We understand that Mr. Bennett contemplates return
ing to New York to take part in the great regatta which
is to take place there the Sd of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-25
POLITICAL.

John Carey, OF wyandot, has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans Of the Ninth
district Of Ohio.
Lewis ID. Campbell has been Tenominated for
Congress by the Republicans of the Third Con-
gressIonal district Of Ohio.
The Democratic countyc Convention Of Dauphiu,
Pa, have adopted resolutions endorsing the Ma
uonaI ana state administrations, and approving
The Republicans Of Indiana have repominated
ali their present Members Of Congress-Messrs
Collar, Petit, kilgore, Case and wilson-aad
are also supporting Mr.. John g. Davis
Ia the rrst Congressional district Of Penn
sylvsBia split has occurred in the Democratic
nominating convention. Mr.. Florence has been
r~nominated for Congress by his friends, but the
anti Lecompion portion Of the convention have
nomiDst-d Or. A Nebinger In the second dis
trict Gen Il, Martin has been nominated. In
me tnlId district James Landy, and In the fourth
district Henry NJ. Phillips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-25

ABEAUIIFuL GIRL BUrcHERED-Ay young and
beautiful girl came to her death at Boston on
Monday, the 10th inst. at the hands Of Dr. J .
Brown. IL appears that Brown called upon an
undertaken and requested him to bury the body
Of one of his servants named Emily A. Thomp-
son, who had just died Of cholera morbus. He
said her age was thirty seven years. The bod
was inferred, but suspicious Of foul play were at
once aroused. The district attorney was con-
suited, and in accordance with his advice the
body was on Friday last exhumed. The post
moTtem examination disclosed the facts that she
did not die of cholera morbu as had been rep
resented, but Of inflammation Of the womb, caused
oy violence indicted upon that organ with some
instrument Ii was also apparent that she was
NOT more tnan twenty years Of age. She was OF
GOOD form, tall and slim, and appeared to have
been unused TO labor. When the body was tis
inferred gold ring was found on one nno or and
an EARRING In one ear. She had lig bit brown hai r
ana blue or hazrl eyes, and Is said to have b. A
a very beautiful and intelligent girl There ar.
various rumors sioat in reg ard 10 the affair one
Of which Is to the enectthat she was seducrd and
sent TO that city by her seducer, a near relative
for the purpose Of having the abortion procured
upon her. rhe case is as yet enwrapt in mystery
bat enough has already been elected TO ihdicat,
that q most horrible crime has been committed
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The HARVEST IN EuKoPE.-The Echo Agri-
cole says the wheat harvest In France is nearly
ended. Generally speaking, it will not be of
such good quality as that of 1857, and will weg h
on an average four to five kilogrammes less per
hectolitIe. The harvest Of 1853 will, conse-
quently, be less than the preceding; but II must
not be forgotten that that Of 1857 was above the
average.
Prom Sweden ii is reported that the accounts
from the Governors of provinces say the crops
show very middling prospect. The export of
cotton from the North Of Europe will, therefore,
be very limited this year. Prices are moving ND
In all the markets in Sweden.
The crops in the grand duchy Of Finland are
all fAvorably spoken Of, and an imperial uase has
eItanded the time during which corn may be i'm
ported, free Of duty, in that country.
The latest accounts from Odessa say that some
damage has been done by rain to the crops in Po-
land and Bessarabia
In Spain the harvest Of CASTLE Is much better
than had been hoped for.
The favorable prospects Of abundant vintage
which existed, few weeks back, In Sicily, have
been completely destroyed by tremendous sirocco
winds.
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IL The French government has accorded to
the Atlantic Telegraph Company the exclusive
right to erect land cables across the Islands of
Aiguelen, lying between Newfoundland and No.
va Scotia. The company propose to run a cable
from Placentia Bay to 81. Pierre, and thence to
sydney, which will bring the French Islands
into telegraphic communication with France,
and save keeping In repair some four or five hun
dred miles Of land line In Newfoundland and
Cape Breton, through almost uninhabited re-
gions of country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-25
ID The Mayor of New York City received
the following dispatch from the Lord Mayor of
London, over the Atlantic Cable Yesterday:

"LosDoN. August ., 1858.
1.-The Lord Mayor Of London most cordially
reciProcates the congratulations Of the Mayor Of
New York upon the success Of so important an
undertaking as the completion Of tue Atlantic
Telegraph Cable. IL In indeed one of the most
glorious triumPhs of the age, and reflects the
highest credit upon the energy, skill and perse-
veIance OF all parties entrusted with di ficult
duty; and the Lord Mayor sincerely hopes that
ny the blessing Of Almighty God il may be the
means Of cementing the kind feelings W hich now
exist between the two countries.
ar. w. GARDEN,
"Lord Mayor Of London.
HHon. ID. F. TIEnANN Mayof of New York ,,