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EXCURSIONS. &c.

THE. UNION ACADEMN. EXCURSION
a. wE sii sssb5;Ien Js = ss.'Fr'd On" sn
IA kets 81 cents-tO be obtained At z-&s
I. Bsad Of Mu.io !. enr.ses,
GRA AND FEs TIvAL
Saenger Bund, United Glee Clubs"
DISTRICT ot COLUMBIA.
AT a o. s. T 4 80 TT9 2sS. ss,S az
UBder the assistance Of the German Turner'S and
Nagers, ~ h" % q tht,, soe,ts the
Richmond G.ssns vsrsnS AID 9th i11scfss@sl
ers. repairing from all parts Of the ,eun.r a. W.sh
Bs't S during T the preceding DAYS. e''''r' "
The "a se nsms,, 81 "s, islios cIilzsn; Who have
FesirysY lat ssaT and All those Sr1e,lsSs S 60,
having anticipated NJ that time. will sst.n la al
lies 81 tS.ir feIInw f sV sssc.S, qua
visiting sRd witnessing the vocal and EsmnS.tts
fsats 20 be performed nj Arlington on the day above
Oar ~ niger Bund las arranged to hiring along an
timote, various Gee Clubs from distaH patti 9th.
couIt'. M order 90 reinauguratr NJ the Capital e
which have Iscome a. paPa,aT OF sts ,,Tsr a.
lengih sud hredth or our Inion.
"s, s wa. No. doubt Se T ks =, me ae,.sie
the limit oi the Dlsfict aud its neighhorhOad TNo
ns nd! Tss ma PsI%Isr. wI take pa, o. s
thrhn thor ever interesting PLOTS. Our Wi
DcioNtu haSers VIII Nkenise be on the fpuf 90 Do
their best n the promotion Of general meut
speeches IN English and German wall lie delivered
faucng aud prOmIScuous amusements o. conc luis
the day, Ali the day thruash daulde ORCH aSfrs
wall be Ia attendance. aud the utmost order AMI de
co-nm ." lac looked after and vigorously enforced
The guests Viii lie received ~ lice Depot and A.
compabled through various streets of the ct, y,
torch iEht Procession to heafq quarters On Wcdn.s
day evening. the 18th INST. Tho procession Tor the
day following uii ~ formed at AZ O'clock ~ heat
quarters on Na-yiana avenue. near the Gaptt..l
Garden, marching down the Avenue. thraugh
OenrgrtOwn. Ia the ht.xfs.
The hrst part 81 tn ceremonies NJ Arlington vii
commenoe ~ u O'ci"ck n. and close ocl,.ck
p m; The second part al "a O'Clock to tho ciOss II
| the f'stival 1T ga O'Clock y. IN
A fu programme will IL pubiShe ln the Ene lish
| and Geru-aL papers az due time.
The mcaus OF convey aace O. aud from tho niaca
Will Ice wost ample and accommodating.
i Tickets - c"its. admitting gentleman arf
IN ii"s-fo br had ~ the Music Stores HotalS sid
prnelpal RSStsuran's otthe cIy. ~ 81 ogGrotge
Town aud Alexandria
Je3-n rhE COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS
THE FIRST GRAND PIC NC
Holy Hill Band of Georgetown,
VIII RS GIVEN Az
| ARLINGTON SPRINGS,
MDNnAN Inn Efh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

1@GRAND UNION FESTIVAL, by the La
~ dies of different Churches, for the Young
Mems Christian Association, at Odd Fellows Hall,
Ith street, commencing TUESDAY EVENING,
Nav Slst, at O'clock Tickets to be had all the
bookstores and at the door. Single admission %
cents; gentleman and lady % CENTS season tickets
for gentleman and lady. at all times, 81; children
Is cents. A Lunch at IL CLOCK, daily. ma 81 ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

TIE Cheapest Paper in America :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

THE. UNION AcA9EMN EXCURSION -
al "WEDNESDAY, Junea Ea8k
Ia kets 81 cents-tO be obtained n csz-se.
the Academy.
a Baad Of Musio 10 eRtsEod.
RICuApn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

FRESH PRINT BUTTER At % cts. per pound
Il just received and for sale by
r.. r.. O'BRIEN,
southwest corner l. and 9Th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

MRS. JOS; r: THOMPSON'S EXTRACT
lVl OF HER b, for colds, coughs. &c., lust re-
celved and for sale by r.. r.. OBRIEN,
southwest corner |. aud sta sts.
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AMUsEMEETs.
PERSONAL.
DISTRICT a. COLUMBIA.
a Al 80 T0N SPRIN GS,

NATRlhON OMAHA gentleman fr.,,n ti,,. 500 .
w - .ars 81 age. desires &" make tb, ar.t,,,.t
ance al NoHng laaN. with a Ni,.w To- -,
no lady must nave the cha al Youth ,-s,t ~
,hh"inrht A. the abuVe ~ mad Ia All sItIr.,lt,
,ic trusts that uo one Viii respond unless ait,r
~ similar sentiments. X, nj names atA r..l.r',
NJ o. exchanged. Address "Maud." Itt, p,
Othc. V Washington. % q "a :,
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o>TOOP thursday morn'nr, 20 instant. on Pa.
LaNr,ne. irtH sci lGth ard ISL sts q small l.nfh-
81 lESE BAG. containing = ras r. cent , Isna-
hotHhiSIs aHi some money Tire finder will H. Ia
ietw"rn y aud y ITS. e. :,
TAkEN UP ASTRAY. AM RRoIrCur ~
tir ; its I,hc- q ,tsl lie, on the Sth ~
ply, Known MARE I'll IL Mftbp
uaiteT ana cram attached. The oNfrer a. 1@4
iSsuss' 20 20 c"iu" coward, prove prapsr-Ah
~ pay Charges, AMI take Il away 49,
io,e,. w. =. BTRIEN.
list street AID Pa a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

SIKAlED OR STOLFN-un the 18th. Gona
- Ngrtn Cap!tol s,rc, I, b,tween Z. aud NJ. l-,,H
bunaio COW. spOticd With black. s. -
~ al 90 gwen 70 any o.'e delivering her {, 49,
lcSd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

NTICE CREAM of the very best quality served
~, to Parties, Balls, Hotels, Fairs and Private
Families At very low price. FRESH CAKES
mad" every day aud sent to any part of the city.
Particular attention given to serving Parties with
every thing that is necessary Apply at the PHIL
ADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY, corner of 18th
and f streets. ma 5 I'm
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ELECTION NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.

TN ELECTION NOTICE.
Il HE Voters Of the Second Precinct Sixth Ward,
are hereby notified that election will be- held 1T
OF 9th and streets on Monday next. the 6th
Ot June, for Collector, Reg, ter and Surveyor. aud
al.O for one Alderman I'D three Common CtuLcil-
mon, and one Assessor, To represent the said Wad
according To the provisions ofthe CITY charter.
The polls will open at O'Clock r. m. and close az
O'Clock p. m. gNO. PIC,
yNO. PEAkE,
QI-r VAIENTINE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

VISIONS OF MALTA.-Meet THIS EVEN
~ ING, ats O'Clock. for the election of officers
and initiation OF members. N
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FRESH PRIMES At 10 cents per pound, just
Il received and for sale by
r. T.. O'BRIFN,
southwest corner !. and 9th cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03
LOST AND FOuNn

II OSF-f esterday, from INV wagon, betwacp a. =
- railroad aGd lith street W st either nn Ma,
one s "TsTne 90 New YORK svenue or u street,
recoyeT. OF which tho Under viii be snirabh re-
NneeN' J. e. PEARSON.
~ Butter d. al p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

A FINE LOT OF SUGAR at I cents per pound
"A and RICE at cents per poand, Just received
and for sale by f. T.. OBRIEN,
southwest corner l. and Sth sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

ERESH ARRIVALS OF VIOLIN ANDGUI-
TAR STRINGS.
ViOns for IS.
Guitars for S2.50.
Accordeons foc 81. JOHN +. ELLIS,
je3 500, between 9Th and 10th sis.
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FOR RENT AND SALK.

nor RENT-A DwEILJNG-me,Ii,,p sir
PcaSanty aud centIai'g Lcaied. An arrange
nrnt mig ht TIC made by which the preScut oc.us ~
street north -FF-' =. !. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

EFT JEWELRY.-H. Q. HOOD has just re-
ceived q large stock of fne GOLD and JE'r
iEWELRY at 33s Penn. avenue, ma 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

NoTE.-Under the regulations of the department,
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can he
Publishers as are specially dufhoriccd to publish by
je 3-lawl3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

LADIES OF FLETCHER CHAPEL.
~ will hold Strsv berry Festival in Taylur's
Building. 18th street between and X. commencing
MONDAY EVENING, June 9th, aud continuing
through the week. Admission 10 cents. Tickets
sic in attendance. je 6tt
IVA LADY OF BALTIMORE REQUESTS
y 3 the ladies' and gentlemen of Washing ton
who wish to dispose of CASr-OFF CLOTHING
la give her notice, and she will wait them at their
residences. and paw fair price for them. Address
Box No. 10, Star Office. ma 81 ct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

The ST. Louis Republican pays DIR. Won MOsshzsker
the following high compliment. We cannot do better
than TO cory it in our paper, as We have all conf
dence in whatsoever that paper may say in such
matters, as reliable.
SURGICAL SCmSCE.-SurgicRl Science, from its
almost Cmbipotent power, seems in he present day
a fsithful representative % the Deiys right hand
Such are its wonderful achievements, such its mi
raculous efieos. If, indeed the proper study of
mankind is man, CT all his fellow creatures the sur
geon carries the precept into closest practice But
man. as an animal, is far wonderfully formed to
have his points snd paris serve but familiar al
phabeJ even to the deepest student IL is only by
divisions of study, Of labor, that excellence IS
achieved in any branch of science skilL In Eu
rope the medical profession hive long ago been di
vided into specistits, each practitioner perfecDg
himself in some one branch. Among those who
have obtained high celebrity as an Occulist and
city. The operations and cures performed by him,
both on he I'll nj and deaf IL ST. Louis, mt TO
speak Of those in oher cities, must necessarily ex
cite the ch0ler melt the selfish. We visa not 10
pronounce any opinion, bat say has he has
done is enough inspire the ctldest WitH an
admiration for the git whicn work such sea-
ing miracles. IL is indeed a eOl-Ike attribute Or.
Won MoschziskeT is not only most scleLtihc sen
let aud aurjst, but Ligh-tOGet gentleman, vito
would not attempt 10 decriye any enc with ialse
hopes if there is no help fer their case Ne there
fore would say 10 ali who afflicted either W. n
deafness Or blindness, to call oa him without hss
tatiun.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

The Indian War Debt--SeaIing its Ex-
IraVagant Charges--Cubnn Acquisition
and Foreign GOvernments---Iur. KeitI'S
Speech.
WASHINGTON Jan. 2O.-The committee on militia
ry affairs OF the Ho' Sc have before them the whole
subject Of the expenditures on the frontiers in the
suppression Of The Indian hOstilIties, aud will no
Doubt be enaoled TO devise way by which such eE-
pendiures will be properly regulated and much re-
duced. When the OREGON war debt was first brought
to notice of the committee at the last session, it
was accompanied with = recommeuda iOa from the
War Department that the debt. 80 reported to be
due By government agents, be paid. Mr.. Faulkner,
the chairman Of the committee caused action the
subject 10 be deferred, order that the subject be
fully investigated Ey this delay and exsmioaliOn,
Mr. Faulkner has ssyei 20 the treasury the large
sum of four or FIVE millions dollars.
The whole Of the &c L rs reported by the United
States agents was some six millions, Of which the
committee of military affairs viii not allow more
tha0 about million to be justly due. The char
yes by which The siX millions are msds up such
as were never before heard Of Pistols are charged
20 the United aes a. S55 each; muskss at SIPS;
oats at IS a bushel aud hay at Sl2O a ton; and
everything else IN proportion report from the
United Sta'es Auditor exhibiting detail the mat
ters connecei with he Oregon ami Washington war
debt, was, few days ago. ordered TO be printed,
and will throw much light on the sabject
A / the ecrIres Pond,nee which has been held be-
tween this and foreign governments Al relation TO
the acquisition aba, has been submitted Con-
gress. thus we have sh9Rn cur hand fully to the
world; but we are left only TO conjecture what
The intentions of the British and French covers
ments on the subject. is matter Of iair infer~
euce that the engagements which they proposed 10
US in 1852 actually subsIs's, MS between them It's
idle ask wbeth IT they have gwen US formal NC
tioe Of those purposes and pledges. When the crisis
ca ling for their shalt occur, they will
deaf in blows, net Hords, ani while we are takiBg
Cuba they Will take 81, Francisco, and lay New York
under contribution
The speech Of Mr.. Keitt in favor of the acquisi-
ton of Cuba, and noticed in the San report this
morning, shows that he understands the intentions
Of France and England on that suhject. -Baitimore
SIN.
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Debate between Rev W. g. BroWnlow and Rev. A. Fryne,
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These Pills should 5etGken De- during FIRST
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Prof. HaSkeEI's Electro OiI.--A supply OF tn
wonderful Medicine Rheunasn Deafness Pi
Corns and all diseases, Headaches Palms.
by EWIN PENDLETON & co. and by JOG BROWN,
Nashville, Tennessee, where it I've obtained The suffering
should purchase Immediately advertisement N
another column.
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Sworn and subscribed before this day, eth Of july 1857.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

The PEAK FAMILY.-It will be seen that this Pep
ular troupe will give their entertainments in this
city week. We make the following ex ract from
the Louisville Courier:
MASONIC TEMPLE.-The-e was a large and fash
ionable assembage last night at the above named
hail 20 listen he Peak Fami Y, and, if applause is
any criterion of success, this talented troupe may
congratulate themselves upon N king a hit. The
programme 10 all its varieties of excellence was
given with effect which pleased their delighted lis
Ieners while the 'Anyi Chorus upon the bells held
the audience in eCstaic rapture. The bells are of
the best quality and substantial Tone and the stem
of dampeniug perfect. Master Eddie and Lisette
won host Of admirers Their nautical Duet vas
warmly received, and the unaffected implicitly of
the demure Qdakeress and the keen wit and thorough
appreciation OF the Quaker carried redoubt at
once. The harp solo by Miss Julia was exceedingly
fine. A few more such artists would render that
glorious Old instrument fashionable the piano
IoTte We cannot avoid inssnoing the silver bell
execution of Miss Fannie.
ROBERTSON LEcrURE-The last lecture of the
course for the benefit of the Robertson Association
will be delivered on Thursday eyening at q o'clock
at the First Baptist Church. (Dr. Howels,) by
Hon. EDMUND COOPER, of SheIbyville. Subject
"Domesfic Life" Tickets to be had a. the door,
Admission % cents 2t.
Robert R. BOyd sells apples in any quantity, from
one upwards. Stand No. A Market Street. If.
1t has been mutually agreed by the publishers of
the daily papers in Nashville that hereafter they
will not furnish their papers free CT charge to any
yearly advertiser. We make this statement in order
that there may be no misunderstanding in future
business transactions with our patrons. If
HARDwARE.-McCan & Co. offer large lot Of
common and medium one and two blsded Pocket
knives, Log Chains, Vices, Grind Stones, German
nndAmeTioan bristerSteel, Razor Srops Shoe knives,
Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits, MOrtice Gate Latches,
Curry Combs, and bed Screens, at from twenty to
thirty per cent less "for cash" than the same
Goods can be bought in the market Call at Kirk
man Ellis old stand, No. "a, Public Square.
janl6-Gm
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TEMPERANCE DIRE. TORY.

EVNENNBssEE Division, No 30 Temperance
Saturday night Temperance Hall No j3abeve Osileg'
street, the square. A. NELSON.
H. X PECK,
JAMES CLAIBORNE.
HTTOPIAN Temple Of Honor No 81 meets every Friday eve
ming Al the same Hall above.
A. T. BRADSHAW, ", G. I.
ROBERT BRUCE, W. V. T.
W. H. MORROW, ". g.
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor No So Wednesday
! y evening at the same Hall as above.
W A. WHERRY, W C. T.
L. BENSON, W. V. T.
R. BARCLAY. ". X.
TNDMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No Of T. A. & S. Tenn
~ plars on tie Ist Thursday evening each month
the same Hall as above. JOHN PATTERSON G. Of c.
RO. LAPSLEY 5. Of G.
il. II. MCALLISTER, J. OF c.
j. HENRY CURRET, Comp. r.
NURREY DEGREE Temple Of Honor No. II, meets on the
last Thursday night each month"; at the Hall as
above. w. BRYCE THOMPSON, D.
B. W. PETTY, D. 7.
jy3l Iy NJ DALE, d. r.
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The Graduating Exercises of the Young Ladies'
Seminary will take place this evening at % o'clock
in the basement Of the LIST Presbyterian Church.
The friends Of Education and the public general
ly are invited.
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BARGAINS IN READY MADE CLorHING We are
selling at Reduced Prices for Cash. the balance Of
eur sleek Of OVER CoATs-BUsINEss CoATs-hsaUg
Pants and vests WARD, BERMIEGHAM s. Co.
No. 20, South Side Public Square
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OLDHAM q WHITE.
ATT RNEYS AT LAW,

nRACTICE in the District Courts Of Western Texas
the United States District and supreme Court Austin and
Tyler Land claims ofevery description
ecued either before the Courts be General Land Oc Court
Of Claims Office on Congressk verne, Bear the Capitol
iyi '5--d&wly
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES -Terras s. Bros
auction sale of groceries will take place 10 day at
10 o'clock