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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

JUBILArE.-The successful candidates IT the late
municipal election in the Seventh Ward gave i
grand entertainment last night at Potomac Hall
al which Il large crowd attended. Patriotic
speeches were made, and general good time was
had. At a late hour the assembled victurs dis
Persed TO their homes, we'll pleased with tie even
in2 > endowment
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SlayPr Abandaned

CHARLEsToN. june .-rhe coast survey Steamer
walker from Key West on the 4tL r,norts fL,t
the bark J. W Cobb Lad been lowed into H.x,n,
by New York schooner, packed up. s,.uitled ana
abandoned. She Lad previously landed CARO-
of negroes ~
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Election Mt Leayeuwortb.

IEAvENwoRTH, June An exciting election
TOOK place today for members "a the Cobs,itu
ti"hal convention. Past issues Were ignored and
Tie parties stood on the Free S7te Iiasis SOM.
days must elapSe before the result can be known
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For PARTICULARS OF the grand musical and
So, al festival Of the Saengcr Bumd (Unitrd Gl-e
Clnb,) Ia come Oh at Arlington Springs ON Thurs
day the lOt lust advertisement Ia the proper
column IL is undoubtedly destined to he one Of
the most enjoyable affairs, OF the kind OF the
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ANNIVERSARY Nj LETTING The tenth anniversary
meeting Of the ladies' Home and Union Home
Missionary Societies Of the Fourth Presbyterian
church, postponed from last Thursday evening
WIS held last might. The meeting was opened by
prayer from tie pastor, Rev. Dr. John G. smith
MIR. A. X. Shepherd, President of the Union 80
clrty, then delivered an impressive and interesting
address. lie spoke briefly of the operations of the
two societies since the time of their organizations
ana among other things stated that. though the
two societies had been established but a short
while, they had done great deal for the mission
airy cause the missionary, whom they had been in
struuitntal In sending out, and had since srS-
tllnti, had been very succ Ssful in his labors He
had thus far established four churches and had
Succeeded in securing for each large congrrga-
tons. The glorious work was still going on; but
IN order To maintain IL, the necessary funds must
BE- had. What had likewise been accomplished
by their coIporteur in the State of North Carroll na
whom they had recently undertaken TO support Ia
hls efforts, was equally encouraging. The spea kpr
read from report OF the American Tract Society
showing that forty five thousand families i'm this
country lad been found to he entirely destitute of
the W ord of God-as practical heathens as We're
the Inhabitants Of the Cannibal islands-and had
been supplied tEruug Ia the agency of the Tract So
cirty. What 4 field there was for the operations
Of such societlrs asapprard before them that eve
ming. The speaker closed 10y urging the conure-
cation to be liberal im their donations; tlirir an
nud expenses We're from four to live hundred dol
lars; the money was ncCded-it must be had
Mr.. Alex. ID. Moore, late Of the Thenln.ical
Seminary at New ork, followed. in a most able
and eloquent 1ddrrss. The theme upon which h,
diS,'ours'd was: 80 The superior or higher nature
Of man receives its full Development only when
exercised ia the cause of missions -
The choir was present, and inters persed the eY-
orri>s with sweet music.
We learn that the desired amount-four hun
drtd dOlldTS-was raised
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The UNION FESTIVAL, at Odd Fellows Hall,
closed lat evening, COED many of the srticl, $
left over being disposed OF at auction The lady
managers Of the festival resolved 20 meet at the
ROOMS Of the Young Mems Christian Association
on tomorrow Thursday evening 10 make rr-
port Of proceeds, Sc.
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STEAMBOAT Excursion TOMORROW The
sabbath School Of the Seventh street PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Island, give steamboat excursion to
morrow, to Port Washington, per steamer jaime.
Guy The character Of the parties having ia.
affair Ia charge, ehsnre good time. For par
tIculars see advertisement.
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Great Race ON Lon. I,Iaud.

NV NuEk. June Par liver Nynn tI,a I'm,
mil race Yesterday. The quickest heat WIS 10
A%itItor won thu mile race in two straigLt heat,
ia l:JOs and I:JIg
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MARAVILLA /.
MARAvILLAi -,
Inc most wonderful preparation known
For Destroying DdaJTuF:
Lyons Powder and his Pills,

All the insect tribe will Kill
JUDGE vi Els. President Of the American Inst-
tuto, saws: ne discovery Of this powder, by Prof
Lyon IS Of national importance. The Farmers;
SInn nave tested 1t thoroughly. Locusts, grass
nopPers, ants, bugs aud all vermin ca be ed
gardens preserved, and houses made pmra n is
LTes J,S'r Po'SOi 10 an1nkisd, IRE sdir NJ Iyos
sat iheTe Is no question tn the great efficacy
81 thIs article. A ew applications DESTROYS evrr,
r r. nSe garden worms, hed-hugs. feas. ticks.
hdches' 6c u rs an static plant discovered Inv
Mr. r. Lyon. Many imitaaton s will be oITercd ~.
ssnre e bears his address. ReInember- nv
IL Lyons Powder kills all i sects i'm Trice
While Lyons III Is are mixed for rats and nice
sample TASKS 25 cts; regular sizes 81 cts and q,
,,,t. BARNES PARK, New York
ap q Imeow
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. c. Mcguire & CO., Auctroueers.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers.
VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON
NORTH II. BETwkEN lSTH AND l4rE Srs WFST
kToPIBLIc AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY AFTER,
NOON, June 10Th, at O'Clock, on the premises I
snail Sc part of Lot No. s. IN Square No s50 font
ing 3 feet north street, between 18TH and 18th
alley. "e"S -ioe'
Tins lot is situated in desirable and healthy part
o. the city, with wide spacs in front. formed by
street ~ '" II
Term One fourth cash IN residue in 6, - and
months, with interest, secured by deed oftrust
upon the premises.
les J. C. MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts.
by WALL Il BARNARD, Auctoneers.
IMPROVED FARM ON THE BLADENS-
sSkS knAD AT PUBIIC AucTIoN-On WEDNES-
DAY ar TERNOON, 18th instant, at O'Clock,
u ssIl on the premises, an improved Farm OF e25
scres, Pleasantly situated on the old road to Bla-
uohsoury, and only m les from Washington.
chasers. Pun
Terms liberal and m.de known at sale.
- JNO. T.. CLARK.
Je8 WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
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~ T. w A X X n EMEN rs
L ArTHE
I1NInN RIAHfEI

UNION BOTTLING DEPOT,
- No. 81 GTssH street, GsOTget0IrH, d. q
The undersigned respectfully announce To their
friends and the public IN general that they have AT
large expense remoded their establishment Lav-
ing spared no pains IN making every necessary ar
Tangement for conducting their business sy steInati
cany; we have introduced the water from the
Washington Aquednct, aud also added thereto n
large hIterer, through which the water passes So
that 1t becomes perfectly clear.
, ihey now Halter themselves that their MINE
In addition To the above IN y have lal, IN a iaTye
stock Of PORTER and ALE. from the most ceIeo
brated hrewerics IN the United states
Also, lo,tso gallons of prime EASTERN CIDER
which VIII he sold 10y the barrel, gallon or IN hot'
ties. VI III "''
Prime CRAB APPLE CIDER, xxx PALE.
HUTTON, ana PHii.ADl: l.PHiA ALES. put up
IN pint bottles expressly for Invaliis, always on
hand.
Promptly attended Ia.
IL All good delivered free Of charge
ma u III (StateS) Army il SHINN.
EOR SAl.E-A good SECOND-UARD CAR
i RlAGE, which will la disposed of on rea soma
bic terms Apply as above. ma .
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ByC. w. ROTEIER .not;o-..

by Z. W. BUTELER, AuctiOneer.
SAlE OF GROCERIES, AT AUCTIoN-Ry
= virtue OF deed oi trust executed by Chari,s ~
Tai,ps 20 the undsrsigncd small sell, on THURS
DAY MDR MING. jane 9th. at 10 u'clncL ON the
corner at l<t AMI etreats superior stock of fam
ny 6TGc"rleS. embracing ~ part. viz: Sugars CT
,Ee, I Ionr. TIA. S11p, Candies Pickles. Spices,
ockers anu Glass Ware, Wines, Liquors wiIlox'
ware. brushes ;togeter with a genera as sortment
I,Irs. 1870 III ''" w sui idfh
Terms cash. mo 4 SMITH Tr,,,..
Jro ot Z. w. ROTEIER. Anct
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A L. l. = SORTS OF

a Il Il ; q X T q r
1A,,,,,.,, ID I. :.
Di.ES Tor Hoes, Rakes. Spades Shoveis, Forks,
rlcks' Yes, Siedges Hammers. fiatchets Chs. Is,
ri'es, Flames, saws, Avis, Anger: Sc, Sc. Tie
Shove with a We'll assorted stock 81 III AR DIV ARR
Add CUTLERY, and for sale at less than regular
rates al No. 339 IA avenue, opp safe Brovn's ho-
t., -. is6
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SALE OF STpCk jams e. McIiuire Il Go sold
thu following stocks yesterday: S5,UO Corporation
of Washington 1855; 5000 Corporation of AIev-
andTia SII; 81 100 Bank of the Old Dominion
IOts; s3,sU Bank OF thr Metropolis lOiA; eeuU
COrIuratOn OF W ashngton certificate vi Indtbt-
tCtu
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SFII.I. THEY CONF.

STIll. THEY CONF.
- ARGiINSi BARGAINS"
r.. GUTMaN, M Bridge street. has iust re-
c1lved from suction large assortment of
Black Silk hantlas,
Lace Shawls and Points,
iul!en's best quality yards wide w hts and Black
BaI-g" At -. worth : ST,
Steel Extension skirts, ~ hoops. for al. worth
81 -; Chldrers DO. Cor 81 and ~ cents
full line ot Black Silk Velvet ib,Ons all widths
and st quality, At halfpuce,
Ladies French Corsets, al sizes, ut 81 cents, worth
Homstitchcd Handkerchief at IL and p cents: fine
pam Linen II Ia cents, worth IL cts,
SILK Gaunfirts At 81 and IS cents worth double the
antOunt.
Misses best quality Kid Gloves NJ - and 20 cents.
worth ) and SI25,
Also. q 81 endId line of Swiss and Cambria Sets
Collars ard Sleeves,
CambrIc Hutiiing, Swiss and Cambria Edsing and
lnseItIUs,
A great yariets Of Black French I.aces, Six Nets
a"d Trimmings, &c. &c
u adde's s?rct fully rsqncct Ia cal \ 1d
jug" Ion themselves At r.. CT ThA\'S,
JED VI liz BrIiya street.
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MES's DRESS SUITS,
Msa's Bxsiaess Ssifs,
CHILDREN's DRESS Surrs,

CHrLDREN's DRESS SuIrs,
Chi!drsa's School Syits.
Moan WALKER & Co., Marble Hail Clothing
stole, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
summer Cl"thlng Is now ready for inspection. II
IL comprised Of an assortment of Gentleinen's and
fouths Clothing of the newe. and richest gns
In msLerlal trimming, and workmanship,
r 10 NOSE VINO study g Ncelience with economy, in
asshionaole articles 81 dress opportunity is now
LOT SeIectlng from the most attractive stock
duced prices. S'' an ea.Iy
SANFoRD's LIVER INvIsoRAroR.-Does any of
our ns IEeIs ever eat too much dinner! Ifapy of
Su s IeaheIs nave cooks who tempt their appetite
mute too Tar. will tell secret thai will lead them
eo ina enjoyment of their dinners without a visit
rom that equity old genteman--Dyspepsla Take a
uose OF Dr. SanfOrd's Invgoratnr alter eating, and
ynu Will never Os troubled with indig estiOn but on
the appetite will be sharpened To appreciate any
klnd OF food. the food rises or snuTs the Inylg6
ratoT Will hN the matter ight at once We have
tied ~ To double doses or tv occa sions for
inc SEX headsehe, and its acts like charm
sod by all Druggists. ma q 2w,r
MARAvILLAm
The most wonderful preparation known
foT DeMT0y.ng DdRdTaB;
Curing Badness:
hsfICriHg Sirk Rs1dgrbs
PrsrsntiHg The Hair from Falling Ont.
AMI ProdHciRg CurIS.
Soih by all respectable Druggists and Eanoy Coods
DLaiers. and nv the Proprietors PRICE 5J cents
CHARLES ERNEST Co, 96 Maiden Lane Ny.
" IL VIII accomplish all that is claimed fur n and
viii ms,, ,onr M,t 0r Mourn the loss of hair if they
Je 5-jm }. VI. BRADS rREET, 2S Rroa,lwav " v
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By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown.
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT AT AUC
- TON ~ GEORGErowN.-On MDSDaN A.
TEX MOON, iitiI instant. ut & O'Clock an front of
The premises, We shall sell that commodiouS ami
comfortable Brick DwcliInS house situated an pa
toinac street. next To -. Johns Church. hetwa.D
Let and 81 streets. fronting n feet-nor- or less
AMI running back about IJn feet,
= rms sale nu.rS an opportunity Ia secure a com
town. ' T'''' ~ '''N
- FERNS: One fourth cash; the residua IN G, y aud
oltrust taken. " NV"
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ANOTHER CASE--Oticers LLOYD and Britzrl
making inyesti CATIONS OF the extent Of the bur
glarits in the Seventh W ard, discovered another
su1ierer, Mr. Jro. kOriilrr a small quantity al
goods which b" had lost being found among thos,
taken from l!ie depot Of the party arrested.
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lDf ED.

In this city. on the Sd instant WILLIE .oaJ q
Alice II. Dnnohuc ne anu
On rues,Iay afternoon, at ? o'clock CHARLES
and In months. -s '''
The friends and acauaintlnces of the family are
respectfully invited to t md the funeral on Thurs
Iay aItern"0n; at o'clock, from No. 42I 8th st.
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BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auct,rs.

NARSHAL'S SABE-In virtue oi writ or 6eri
I'VE tcias Issned from the Clerks otce of the Cir
cut S.Ft q! tue District al Columbia for the eoun-
" al w ashlngton and to Iie directed will exn1sa
20 phbc 81 Tor cash, ln trout nf the Court House
u0Sr oI sad county ,on w EDN ESDAN she 9th day
oil June INST. S' AT II O'Clock M the fplIoy,us Ia
sc'ihed property, la witt All defendants right title
cah ann interest ia aud to Lots Nos 3, 4. and ).
~ Square west of Square No. Gar IN the CITY Gf
W ashIigt"n' d. G., together with all and singular
a. the property OF James q. Coniul,S ana xpi 10
sold :" satisfy JUdcIals No. 81, to Ma, tenn y-gl
an FAVOR ui Thomas II. HAYDEN. '
ioG-ts for The nistr,nt =, ~ ,r 80 la
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MARRIED.

On the 9TH instant. at the English Iuthor,p
GnHrcii, by the Rev. J. q. Butler, AIR, JACOB /
INN To Miss NJ MARGARET ANN daughter ui
'"hh L. R"emmel Esq, both Of This city
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by J. q. MCGUIRE q co. Amciinne,rs
NAltABl.E IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
" Pa. AyEN"E, BE WIEN ;9rH AM 2ITU SrS AT
pJELiC Al Tl"N.-Dn THURSDAY AFTER
No'N, June Sta. AZ o'clock, "E the drcmIsrs we
s'aIl sell Tue west hall Of Let No To- an SuG re- no
irontns - feet inches Pa avenue I.t weeu Igt
aud SUI STREETS west. running lack about IH l..t
WIN the improvements, consisting of = well built
with gas ihr"ug huut the house.
Ttte perfect.
FERNS: Ore fnurth cash the residue inc II, and
IL InnnthS. with interest, secured Iy deed nm trust
on the premises. " ~
ia J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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SAFETY LINE TO HARpER's FERRY

- ThrOUgh in II hours or Lyss
The new, swIit, and cummndnus steamer - 1
BRENGLE, Capt. W. ii. Ritter
leaves Georgetown for HarpsT's Fer EsE-A
=, ami iHtermciiate points. every sk1.i...>ll4E
MONDAY, EDNESDAN, ami FRIDAY AT :
eyer, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and Satin
DAY at O'Clock a. FOR ight fret Lt ar narsas
apply tn w. H. & H. d. X JrrrR7
n. BAH freights must he pre- paid ma slim
kOn BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MERCER
.)UO POTATOES just received ~ good nIjer
and Tor sale by BR ADLEY & TAYLOR
ma u 16f and 4 6 Water street
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% eoGt CLAGETr & DODSON.

q - POTOMAC WATER
y. SNYDER. PLUMBER AND Gas LIT
49, o., rs EoS iaa,roG"cinS Potomac Water IA all
introduced on their premises would do well iy q
ing hlm before engaging their work Reutsmhrr
star Office. '' "eNt u''"' 70 CO
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IfoR RENF-fhe four story BRICK HOUSE,
= with back huIdng. No 4G3 r. street north
bctwren ht and 9Th sLTsa's wesi. Gas all thTou. n
IN hntldiug; also, good bathroom, and has inst
been put ~ thor" n repair. Apply To the suI>crI
n'r corner eth anu streets, opposite the National
as IN
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON q no. MoRRou
ByJ. C. MCGUIRE & Co. Ann1ionae-.

v Q
ByJ. C. MCGUIRE & Co, Auc,ionae-.
I ARGE AND VALUABLE LOT AT Tpr,
sTgEET..On rRURSnAY AFTERN0DoSSSR H., =
@ With S ocISes On TIE we shall
fronting on north street and Delaware ayen1s
containing $50 square feet This is believed TO he
one Of the most lots for sale in that vicinity
and IN view Of the certain extension Of the Capitol
srourds 10 th's poi I, must become very valuable.
ne lo1 VII be sold entire or Ia lots 10 suit purcha-
III HEABOI E SALE IL UNAVOIDARIy
s sos,tfGoned until TUESDAY EVENING, NAV 81,
INA I'D J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auots.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS poSTpoNEn
TsRRSSooN' june Sd, SINE hour AMI pia Sah Ar
UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POsTPoNEDIN
81 s tns rain until WEDNESDAY
hhNOoN; On i,nstan, same hour aud D ace
Je4- &c. MCGUIRE & co, auct'Ts'
BY A. GREEN, AuctIopeer
VALUABLE IMPROVED Ann HMM
PROVED PROPERTY ON NORM n, BErwEEx
t0NskCTicTr A Az AND lsrH STREKr Wksr, AT
sell IN font of the premises, at O'Clock D. IN Tie
following described handsome property viz:
Lots Nos. 10 and H.. IN Davidson : subdivision of
running ack lac feet II inches 10 q thirt, feet aiey
ana hileen feet SIDE alley between the lots Din
..%t no: ~ Is handsome tyo-story Frame House
with brrk basement, kitchen. and pump IN the
ysrd Also, in the Of the lot is long sta he
sufficient for SIX horses and thrrs carriages Iot
NO: VI Is vacant, but end osed by a good fence
Terms: One third cash: balance m six ana twalye
nlohths Tor notes bearing interest from day OF sale
deed gwen and deed of trust taken.
ma sd A. GREEN. Arct.
H. TIE AROVE SALE Is POSTPONED
place. ~ ~ "i Si'0
le Id A.GREEN. Auct'r.
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IGOR HARPEK'S FERRY-'Tlie last n nd cour-
1 m."Iinus st-auer ANTELOPE, r~--
Capt. b.. r. WELLS, leaves Genrgr = tS41s-N
town every TUESDAY, Thurs
DAY, and SATURDAY, at O'Clock a. M. Re
turning, leaves Harper's Ferry every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, AT s O'Clock a. m
Fare Sl.5'.
n; B.-The Antelope makes IN extra trip to Shep
herdstOwn and WIiIIamspUTt ou Saturday ME hts
dhd Shihas mornings. ma 81 I'm
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t'OR ALE-FTO =. nve Iltnt eVE am Houses
u CONTAINING IuuIilS, Kitchen, and wool cellar
% TT street east, between and ID streets noIt h
ierins onc, lnurth cash; the balance IN monthly
PAYMENTS Of $T, hearing interest. Apply on the
p enIIs-s. $50
Je9-it' JAMES ID MARI
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DWELLING, on north r, between 81 aud ri
S, Tesf The house contains rooms, aud is
imrniShed with gas throughou For terms apoy TO
JOHN II. SEMMES n co, Garner of qti Ste,
tfe Market ~ 81
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT HOUSE containing Is rooms.
wen-furnIshed aud lIghte, with gas. Tho tam,
~ "a snaii one) would board in the house. Also a
boOSt containing rooms with or without Fur-
nlinTe or th9 whole Of portion of tn, FurnI. ure
womb be sod at atacTi Zee. very acco,umoa ting
~ ms Apply 81 no 18th street, between + aud &.
before u O'Clock To morrow. Itt'
EOk SA LII Offer for sale a valuable FARM
IN l.oudoun county, Virginia, on most liberal
Ter nS, cOntaI ming 6<z acres will exchange il
Tor improved city prop.rty. This-prOperty "a siti
at.h ~ one 81 The most improved and highly cult
and raj road. RENJ p SNI'HIJ ''
ICY Il Ctr II.II
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II Arhi t prsN VIM hflNE soR PliILADEL

The steam propeilers &. &. Alger and =. =. Sew
mOuT now run regularly once week
betweon the district and Phia Tel E1sSst-H
Pha, leaving Royce ZAP luT' sex7,0xz7.z1s
Wharf, Georgetown, EVERY THURSDAY, at
l. OCT ok, and tiIrard's What, Philadelp6ss
EVERY FRIDAY. at4 o'clock.
BRADLEY d TAYLOR, Agents,
1Gi and lG6 Water street. GroTgetnNn
DAVID COOPER. Agent,
II North WhaTves, PhIladelphIz
Tho propeller : :. Sa,mour is now diseharsIng
9th instant. at u o'clock M For frtig nj WIcb xiIi
b, tsken al greatly reduced rates, apply to
BRADLEY x TAYLOR
Tho Express Steam IIne connects with Rand a.
l.opeT's New York and Phiia.lelp hIa propeller line
aud ~ now pr, para G. carry trel. hi b.tw an tne
District aud New OH direct.
". TAYLOR, Agent,
Ied ~ ~ W est street. New \ ofk
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SERVANT BOY FOR HIRE-For hire by the
- year. an able bodied SERVANT BOY, sound,
lkeS and smart Is years old; well grown sud well
disposed. Has been living a farm, aud a good
h9me IN the country would b@ preferred lsauITe oI
and I'D. eaSis
Also, FOR SALE-One splendid maTksman'.
RlFi IL l2d "a the pound. and one SIaTp's X tflt Al
In perfect order aud cheap.
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WEIEHE'S, BONDS. RAYS, and COLT
w MANS FLOUR, received some time since
ana Tor stle by T.. T.. O'RRIEN.
southwest corner I. and 9th SIS
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'NHlS IL TO GIVE NOTICE that the suhscT
ler hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Washington county. IN the District uf Columbia.
letErs OF admin, tratIUn ON the personal estate of
i1nI"i i,>n"h, late of Island. dee, aStd. All
PERSONS having claims AGAINST the SAID trccaSs Il
a." hereby warned Ia exhibit tine same. with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. before the
oath day at May next; they ma, otherwise by law
liz excluded from ali benefit 81 the SAID estate.
Given under my hand thIs 2tth la, of NAV. 1853.
MICHAEL McSW EENl,
hta ~ taWSw Administrative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

ST MATTHEW'S SUNDAY School propose 10 have
Grand celebration at Analostan ar Mason s Island
on the Fourth of July neat. Keep look out FOR
the programme ia a future advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

WATCH RETUkNs-James O. Bryan Danl Gil
cbrist and Ross O'C"nnor, Migrants; We. klouse NJ
DAYS. Thomas GriIln, John Iierly, fighting; fine
and costs. - IL. ---- Defer. "A German drunk
and disorderly; - 10. Six dodgers Were accom-
uolat,-d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

DEACHtS, CCRkANT JELLY, AND TAM
l. ARlNDS, just received and for SALE hy
r.. T. O'BRIEN,
ma II etGt southwest corner |. and gth SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

tfiuME AND EkAN,'nNIA HOTEL. CON
PANl WHITE MOUNTAINS,
=, ", i.l'ias tnrnt al the ''fl.ti MI" sad ''PRO
tii.f HOUSES ANNOUNCES Ia Tourists A IA
Anu Tue SUMMER Travel that they VIII b~VEMY
prepared lor the reception Of guests on the &sEtl
u u ot JUNE. These Hotels have recently b,.-t
thoroughly renovated and newly furnished. are la
Gated IA the lld st ulth most at'fa.tNo Sc sHeIs
of the Mountains heIng ga the Immediate VIcintT,
81 the old MAN OF THE MOI NTAlN,' the
Fiume, axes, Cascades. -, Sr.
Route from New York wa \ orwich aud Mnrces
ter Line o., the spl udId St-amefs COMMON
WEAI fU aud NNECrlCUT. daily, n'cork
n m, f-,,m PIER -. n. V, fnJt COURT ANDst.
NJ ths Ia ndIpg of Southern Trains. For in.,h. ,u
L1,,nation snIa bs of the route at thS priIct
pal Hotels aud Depots, or address
r.. =. MARTIN, Agent,
ie6 I'm Pier u, NORTH River New EorE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

DREPARING TO ENLARGE
OUR STORE ROOMS.
. w lth Wow Of improving our present Store
Rooms we have determined "a offer our entire large
and well assorted stock IN ali departments of
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
a prime cost iur cash.
Wewould here remind our friends and purchasers
generally that this Is the most favorable opportunity
thew may have Ia secure their supplies in all first
quality
d X G. o d d
at the very lowest prices As we shall sell of Our
entire stock prefarlng turning goods into money
than To pack them away while making the improve
mPnts IN StOre rooms.
III No goods will he charged at cost--of course
the cash must he pad-that our object for selling
oil ~ cost prices. j. w. COILET d co,
Je7-tt 523 9TH ST above Pa. aV.