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u There are said To- be two thousand stran-
gers In Indiana and Illinois, waiting to become
temporary citizens, in order to obtain divorces
from embarrassing husbands or wives What
real blessing TO mothers,'' as well as discon-
tented papas, is the legislation Of those two
States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-10

W ihere are al present between twenty five
anu thifty American artists in Rome, including
painters and sculptors. Few Of them perIna-
hent residents. The majority have come to pass
one winter and see something OF the old masters,
when they will scatter TO different parts of the
continent, or return to the United States
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TdE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE VIII
run as follows; AVE Will
Leave A,seAandI,s at T. o. 10. II o'cl'k eslh(N
and ,o,a1 n.nston st6 ., IL O'Clock a. m, l., s. s.
The THOMAS CoIIyEp w6.ro,,h..
WI run az opposite hours. bare IS G, MIS-
haiey's Omnibuses, connecfin. with the Pa.
dnd Coiy Will leave the Capitol and oorner az ,S,S
street and Penn. avenue the same time fhe has,aa
leave AlexandT a. ~ o ooa's
Jss-u RICHARD WALLACE. Pre-.
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" 4 large importer, in Park Place, New
YORK, who was compelled to cut down salaries
throughout the establishment during the late
financial crisis, finding prosperity again ::perched
on bis banner" has restored salaries to their for
mer amount, together with arrearages and inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-10

IL The Court of Common Pleas for New
York City have decided that newspaper which
solicits voluntary correspondence, with the PROM
ise that it shall be paid for if used, is bound to
paw for IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-10

IL Three young women, pupils in the female
college at Holly Springs, Miss, eloped, few
evenings since, with three young men, and were
married in Tennessee before the faculty could
overhaul them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-10

THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON .-Metzerot; send
us handsome medallion line engraving of the
present appearance of the Tomb of the Father
of his Country" 1t is exceedingly well gotten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-10

IL Accounts of the last Derby day say that in
the last race one beautiful BAY made false start,
and the youthful rider not being able TO stop
him, he ran over the course all alone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-10

u Twenty-Five unmarried ba!l-plavers OF
New Britain, Ct, challenge equal number OF
the married ball players of the place to meet them
at game of wicket, on Saturday, June l2th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-10

IL The Fillmore carriage and harness, pre-
sented TO him by his political friends was sold in
New York on Saturday, d; auction, for the sum
Of 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-10

u The Leviathan was opened for exhibition
on the Gath ult. The vessel is now said to be in
full trim
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ID The Cincinnatians have commenced Il
crusade against the swill milk
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IlntellIgencer and Union-3i.l
EXHIBIT!oN OF INDIA RUBRER FAB


~ RIGS AT THE PATENT OFFICE.
Members OF Congress, and the pubic generally,
are resp ctfuy invited to call and examine the In
dIa Rubber tabncs and articles now on exh bitiOn
IN the Model Hall of the Patent Office.
uhtll the great invention of the process of vulcan
ization, which this country has the honor To have
made, and whlc1 took place IN 1853, the profitable
M 'nuficturs of Ind a Rubber fabrics mad not been
ATTAINED: From the invent on of that important
process required period of ten for Its sue
cess'u development IN the arts and actures
Since thar period VIZ l850ltD the presen time it's
progress mas been surprising and examped, until
IL has now becoine great and important branch OF
national industry emp Toying mllIcns of capital ard
thousands of operatives. and many ships and sailors
Tor the transportation of the raw material And yet
IL may he truly SAID tha' II Is but IN its infancy
few are aware of the eXteat of the Icatons of
Vulcanlzed India Rubber; and intelligent person
can view the great variety of the fabrics and manu-
features INTO which IL is made, except with sur
Prise and admiration, and without feeling that the
genius. artistic skill, and enterprise, which have
originated and made successful this great branch of
natonaI Induatry. a'e honorable TO our country,
SlmIaT exhibitions have been made in London
and Pans. which have Att racted the attention not
only OF the scientific, but of the pubic generally.
10
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HIN AZ <ALr.S.-Wo respectfully Announce IN ,,ur
l. friends and the public that we have ar LAST su nv
ceeded IN having iarge quantity of LES OF var
GUS Kinds Orewed expressly TO our order, which we
city that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can b,va
viz Kenneth, Burton xxx Pale, India Psle' Pb,i
aae phia ana \ \; We Also have a fina article ~
attended to. ANY SnIk SHl De
did Union Bottl nc Depot. 81 Green st.sit,
6eOrgetOwn. I'D. G.
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BOARDING.

NEW BOARDING HoUsF-y,, II.NItE
hoh DaliiuiSIi -. "a kea IL. ..,.t,,, -. =.
street, bstween and O. 81 sset, and "a pr.nared T.,
ac11.hhndste perm neat snd Transient RDAR,'
MnES Eith elegantly FURNISHED APART
WhNIkD-A FIRST class Cook ard a CbauLe,n.d
above. ''' Dusi"ess 49,
kuhRDIN PRIVATE FAMII,Y-AtertIe
-, nan and famIiy can be &C ommOdated WI. i-pr'
ny "uJoihiLs KUHN, I'd hoor. neail, fnm. I'D
~ sss. so. one Room. Sd hoor. prIce g.. ga
80, e. NO ehldTen IN the Lodss. Apply at So %.
N een oth ana Hh. jet g.
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w. ]. o. o. r.
L HE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF
the Order. on 18th of May, having been $500,
considerably Harred by the heavy rams :.
then prevailing. the Grand Lodge ofzlS0SSE
the District OF Columbia tyIeldIrg to @>I>7FFFSS>
general request) have determined upon aREPE-
Triton of the PROCESSION, GRAFTON and
Lev EE, on MONDAY. the 14th instant.
The Ginerent Encampments and Lodges VIII meet
az the CITY Hall AZ O'Clock in the afternoon. here
the line Will be fJrmed and march from thence at
O'Clock precisely over the route agreed upon BY the
Committee.
AT O'Clock IN the evening the Grafton will BIS de-
lLvered at the Smithsonian Institution by ID. G.. Nj.
WIN. II Young, of Mary ana, to which the public
are invited,
The CONCERT AND LEVEE
Will be held IN the Seventh street Hal ali the large
rooms n which will be open. and viii close az 10
o'clock; after which the Sal Don will be taken In
charse by competent corps of Floor Managers,
provided with popular COtillOn Music. and the re-
maZes of the Dance"
TICKETS for the Concert and Levee, ONE DOL
LAR-to be had OF the members Of the Commlttes.
Je 10 st COM. Of ARRANGE NENTS,
lntcllIgencer and CnIou-Si.J
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Rou LANDS MACCASsAR on, uG ,Rb>'
~ half Store, near 18th street, 10 s,m
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WANTED-2 hrst-rats HARNESS HANDS
cows Hail.
ies-tf JAMES 9. TOPHAN.
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NoNINArED.-We have news by telegraph
OF the nomination. by the Administration Dem
ocratic State Convention, at Springfield. H.,
of John Dougherty, for the office of State Trea-
surer, and John Reynolds, for that Of Superin-
tendent Of Public Schools. 1t is said around
us that these gentlemen are among the most
active Democratic opponents of Senator Dou-
glas in Illinois. If So their nomination looks
like the prospective prolongation of the split
in the Democratic party in Illinois growing out
of the Kansas imbroslio, which is sincerely to
be regretted.
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1HE PUELIC PEACE.-Under this head. n
morning contemporary admits that this citv is
by no means Tree Of lawlessncss, and confirm
ing, says:
We have no desire to seek ont the haunts ,r
crime ana In chronicle every little drunken folic
which may there occur as a high misdeme,nor
All outra@es against the public peace should he
punished a. Justice may demand, and the kno,vn
perpetrators of crimes should be exposed lint n
Il not our Intention to seek out the minor evils
which NAV deform our body polite in order IN
PtIane titfn before the world as tru" picture of
metropolitan society,"
Is not this a virtual admission on the part of
the U"iOn that it will not aid in suppressing
outiawry in this city, hereafter, by the publ
cation and denunciation Of such proceedings
and their perpetrators rs we chrOnicled yester-
day! We can but so interpret it for the dec
laration is plain, that it only means in future
70 mention such violations of law as are of that
Migrant character which will attract the notice
0. the whole city without newspaper publicity
Now those incidents are least important f r
newspapers to Chronicle, of all others; and why!
simply because their publicity and enormity
awakens general attention and general condem-
nation before the newspapers have opportunity
to mention and animadvert upon them. There.
fore, in such instances the necessity for news
paper publicity and denunciation exists in a far
less degree. 1t is the smaller outrages-tbe
beating, or robbing, or killing of one man at a
time-that make a city dangerous and give it
an unfavorable potoriety; and it is thes,
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AZ ANTED IMMEDIiTELY-Dr from the 81,
lnstatt-sre small HOUSE, elegantly fur
nlshed, or good set Of Roo WIN the use 81 the
kitchen, and fu accommodations for two gent eu;ef
aud two servants. Must be iocst. a IN . f.
hsatly place.fAddress TO r. r., Box Pa. CIty -
OMce. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-10

HOl 81 WANTED-ro rent or lease, Erna
HOUSE, neatly flushed. aud IA a 2 e4sAn'
nelsfi,oThu"i. Apply ~ Room No ~. Pos Gnice
Department, or address Georgian" through City
Pot Office. A. a-St''
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II AWSON HOUSE, 466 l3rh Street y,fnr.sn 2
4 street dgd the ArssEs.-There Is a few "a, -
Rooms not yet taken a: the above house yhchN Cd
he let To hrst class permanent BoaTda,s. Terms
liberal. large number of Table BOaTders can ssa
be accommodated. Those M want of good IOs1d
wnl'PPly soon.
Jeo-lw A. X. HAEF.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsRM'Ts

tnR SALE-A beaut fully located BUIIDIN
LOI' on the northwest er Of Frederick
north of the late residence of T., w Psiro Eso
ton, ID. C., l.. NJ. MERTON 's
;,o Box 81, Post Oli.ce,
ye I"-e wv lietrR. f..Wn ID 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-10

k>OR REM That very desirable BRICK
L DIV ELiiNG HOUSE, No. lJ7 18TH Sircri
between r and +. al present occupsed hy Capt a.
b. cunningham Of the l.. =. Navy, and foTIner,
oecupied hy Col. b Z. Lsrned. For teTms hppN O..
ShARI.ES b. KING, Artist, 4S6 Iath street or
Room No 81, WInder's Building. ieasW'
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WANTED-To inform the public that have
w Removed my Res Estate. Fire ard Life In
surance Office TO No. 520 I'd stor, 9TH street and
opposite the Ufice of the National Int igencer
le S-u POLLARD WE'RE
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I UBlN'S EXTRACTS. all odOrs, at GIBBS'S
\ Hair store. near 18th street, and at his ~aea
Rooms, under Willards' Hotel. lie s6m
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WANTED-All subscribers TO Sponsors HIsfo-
w ~ OF the United states 20 call az No. 4s9 ~
street, between ID and streets, Room I. up STARE
and see complete copies IN a sty les of bindn from
$40 So per volume.
ma 2l-lm JAMES CARTER
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WANTED.-A BOY, aged Is years. desires a
w place as an apprentice al any mechanical bus
ness where he can earn & useful trade a secure
good nome. He Is trsctab.e and ntelllseu', anu
wal endeavor TO serve a kind employ er faithfully.
Any person In want of such a an ap srehtlce Val
please address Box No. S Star Oifce. and me
favor Will be promptly attended TO. ma Il
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IN BAR REES POTOMAC FAMILY SHaD
~ ior sale either Wholesale or by the \ -.
SAS
. JAMES F. CROSS
Je 1851 No. l2S Water ST., Georgetown D. G.
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TaE "EArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
Tho time Of observation is about7 O CLOCK q. IN
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

SIohE FOX KENT AND DRY GOODS For
~ SAIL lend ny Ia retire from bus mess NJ
sell my stock OF DRY GOODS, consisting OF fls
usual variety 10 be fCund "A retail store \ W.
tlso rent my store where have earned on business
Tor the last eight years. Terms easy, and rpsdr
known ou APPLICATION at Is2 street south, be w,eu
7th aud II h streets east, Navy Nard.
je lO "a. JOStpH RApEJTI
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LEWIS BILLIARD SALOON, No. 4sn Penn.
avenue, between "a and 9Th streets, II
now IN complete order, having recently S%RNA
adopted the latest improved Cushions. 1915
During the summer the ice of a1@@I
game will be Is cents. or two consecutive games for
Is cents. lie Slim
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WANTED-A WOMAN TO do the COOKING ar
street, betw cen 18th and 18th "a
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/ AK PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE.

A discount of SIX Per &c (. Will be allowed on the
Tax oil l"s II paId PRIOR To the list July a n
persons IA arrears for previous would do
well To call aud settle, to themselves expense
and modification.
je 4-lmN e.. T.. SHEEEII CoIlao,..
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WANTS.

WANTED-A respectable American q l.,
w from 10 To- " years Of age, To iaks care Oi .
Oh ID - months ole. A goJd home and liberal vag.s
wall be gwen. Apply NJ the Star Office from 10
O'Clock IN fls afternODn. IL
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GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. Houghton's

TUNHE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OF dAsFkiC
4 JUICE, prepared from Rennci, after the directions
Of Baron .iehie, the great Physiological Chemist, by
]. HOUGHrON, NJ, ID, Philadelphia, Pa.
This is NATURES OWN REMEDY for an UNI
healthy stomach. No art of man can equal its cura-
tive powers contains no Alcohol, Bitters, Acids or
Nauseous Drugs. II is extremely agreeable to the
taste, and may be taken by the most feeble patients
who cannot eat water cracker without acute distress.
Beware Of Drugged limitations. Pepsn is not drug,
Call on the Agent and get Descriptive Circular,
gratis, giving large amount OF Scientific Egidence,
from Liebigs Animal Chemistry; Dr. Combe's Physi'
ology of Digestion; DIR, Pereira on Food and Diet ;
Dr. John w. Draper, Of New York University; Prof.
Dunglisons Physiology; Prof Silliman, Of Yale Col
lege: Dr. Carpenters Physiology; &C.. together with
reports Of Cures from all parts Of the United States.
e. Pepsin in Powder sent BY mail postpaid, on re.
ceipt of One Dollar
sold wholesale and retail by Druggists generally, and
Iby d. HEARFT,
Hillsborough, N. G.
4 lime 10. g2-l2m
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A FIIsF.R4TE aDRsE POWER AND
- TuIg EsEflsf. MACHINE FOB sAbE.
ApFly i SAM.b 10. BREEIE, Or
ALEX. DICKSON.
III. q. g9
~ TIE PLHlLC.

TFy4g seasstihs i takes tt meIE41 ~ informing BIZ
u eastlmets snI ias glai.s ssdaisiy taBt bis Mails
are IL lfs rate ori5f st nasn figi y BE Dot LlB1'
aal saa Is.gsted. asslat laite PER Baffs running,
atIea4nl.e ls1d 1t Flour iu ) fg1 H9uts. Tie
Nts aiB silhin ab88i ihee aiits q tht ksii k05di
W4els ct. -Four caa n but af3 sapped I'd any asI+
MI 5sslgtl rhpse IRON ! distaues coming early 10
ti8 evening, csn hat5 thsu Flour maae tg ne nctl
ntatiet. 80 titthey ssa take iothe all Road aHa
teasaf4I cia sct ifIf afs ts tsle home. Ill tie 3mt
tfips Bsfieis kegt Constantly ~ h6bd,
Ne ts,. a8sg es.sa sfi n Ini3 ~ WHEAT by
I'm sa.fiaef. Il tae Mia. IL Al Pear B. iiuans ID
Hflsa1af5ugh.
If. 5OU 5ushtis II Whest wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
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OF NEW YORK.
CAPsTAE. $500. goo.

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One bundled ialafa viii hr paid ID asy pbysician
aho can prove hat the Medicine rter injured "a.
isnt and The testimony u ihqusins etn 81 produced
to prove that doe great good Cases II from one
week 70 thirteen years standing have been effected.
The mss u Voluntary Testimony 10 possession " the
Proprietor vouching IL virtues md curative powers Il
immfnae, embracing names we'll knUNn u science inI
iamr.
100000 Bottles have leen sold md noi = single Ia.
stanes d . failure he been ftponedi
Personally appeared htfife me- M Aiierman n the
CiiY Of Phiisieithi. II. y. lIELMBgID, Chemist.
aho heins duly sworn does siy ihal ht preparation
contains % Narcotic. MufrUu W Injurious Drug. but
Ire purely Vegetable. Hit. HELNBOLD,
Sole Manufacturer
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N9stmbst, 1854. v. HUBBARD. Atlefman.
Prize - PR BOiis, or Sir for SIS, Delivered
10 my .1dirtss,
Accompanied ~ tliahle asd responsible Certificates
from Professors II Medical College,, CIetaymrn and
oilers PfepaWd ani sod ~ n. r.. HBEMBULD,
Pgstiie1i6ad iHgiyfi5af Cbt6st Assembly lIhiiinas.
40. 50 South 10th 81, below Chestnut PHILADELPHIA
yfT0he hndof vi Druggists and Dealers through.
0ut tie United saiea rsnsdas snd British Provinces.
Baegrt ef cgrnisyfin An INK H,tntoifs- Tets
M 0ttt. ratts CHWa1fisf
rof .als ~
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HOLT, MURRAY 4 CO., Graham.
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sJt some timr poi lase been engaged II 4 busi.
: ness Known Oniy q myself aud comparatively lew
ltlzfs shB.a base instructed igr slg8 eaeh Which
bts aveF3gCl ne 50 me ne Of from $1,000 % $4,000
lef aHgu8l--aH1 baFiae made arrangements to 90 70
CD E8slC.n CONTINENT nsat fail. am willing u give
I'D Instructions ID Tie n N NY person ii The Unred
states who aiiI remit ns lie sum 81 Two D1LLans.
On iudaeed from ts suecers have been fisofed With.
and lie macy happy acknowledgements b1ye received
from hssr whom we instructed IN the at. aud sho
ata nov clearing ou = 70 SIS pr DAY. to give every
peena thance % come iHiJp II lhs valuable
means il making sHsli i9Hane. There i % Hra.
bid about lhc business herein ALLUDED TIT References
~ tae bet caS On u given regards il ehsfactef
aBJ can llsO fcef % persons ID Chicago aud Detf1i,
% veil s. IN us. place Wh0 have within three months
smtals 81 IN ihe busBef sBd via all tflig that they
ste making from g 3 pti dty u lie zane. Il =
bHsHts. III whsi sltIsr Lsiie. ~ Gentlemen ran en
gage, anI with pefltr esss nuke very hsads3mr IL.
come. sttcmi Lades tas9us parts II Illinois aB5
NIss8nfi. whom Lale t.tutttl 10 ilie 81, sfe hOW
clearing from s. 10 sis pef DAY. lis sshipel bu..
e5g= H6I require blt la shdiihgs 70 commence IL
Upon s5ripi u q vii At once i0fWafd . lie spp.
egIt : circular conisiuins ful instructions 10 liz an.
Which will 10 pcti5tlIy understood upon btibg once
f8s5. Adde'S
EDWIN TEMPLEION,
kos3. ROUnh Street 81. LOus. No.
August 70. 03--em
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