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E,T 4. mp ,1sso,s inside
boundin. Wind s, light; weather clear
Miscellaneous.
For account Of the total loss Of brig Merlin see general
sHlr LONDON of Mesxs arinnell, Mhsurn Co.'S line of
packets capszed and filed at pier 10 r. Saturday evening"
She had been her ballast taken out when some
casks of water rolled down the port side and on
the pier and her ballast port being open filed Rggers
at work yesterday stripping her She has
damage other than the Ions OF her topgallantmasts
Wa understand that Capt Wainwright OF Texas here for
purpose Of forming line of first class steamships orope
lers between this city Galveston and MAagorda Bay
This enterprise long needed; Texas Is As. ng up
settlers and now great cotton growing State We wish
Capt he all 20 ahead well experienced in
lis be hoped that the New York will lend
s enterprise their Influenza The IL about being
for She n 70 be 22o feet keel IS feet BEAM
sS wS s two ds b g and u:
sged and 1900 tons bprthen She Will fitted up In spendd
much larger snd
subject to many changes on the route.
The pe clipper ship Queen of the Pacific now loading in
Sutton Co.'S Despatch line Francisco at pier 10 East
RIVER sail hence the 10th OF july This favorte clipper
has just returned from San Francisco In los days. the fine
condition in which she delivered her out well
These ships sail on their adver ised days.
SHIP WALTER LORD hence San Francisco was 20 days 10
he KqUstor IN he Atanc 8 days Cape Horn IL:
e. he lon sA''s crossed the Equator
SHIP BuRRIc hence San Frsrcsco ~ DAYS to the
Equator IN the Atlantic GO DAYS to Cape born; was of the
in Pacific Ion lO6 W. made the land lat Is n and was
then becamed II days.
Taua,sSs IN the p asne & days to lag % ia the Il
c sss st aoe. s W r. b ss a deere Ss
ard broke loose every moyesble thing deck Feb a.
sally deck acturg his skull and died ia about Two
hours AFTER the accident.
snr wuaLwsp hence San Francisco was "a daya to the
days from. so In the Atlantic to 20 the Pacific mode.
winds.
Fs snr DAlrnnERr gan rranssoo was S days to Cape
Psss s:a Ed ss@s an. md
Light NE winds.
sBp SOUTH sEAxANA schr arrived At Honolulu Auril a.
from Fsench Frgse shosls with % Of the Of the
the wreck besides some 40 bbs seal ali sb,nt tx bb
oil have been tried out The party the sand found in
good health
Equator in the Atlantic days Cape Horn was OF he Cape
T sioPs c sa E @
thence winds.
BARK RIHsz Scaling hence arrived at Valparaiso afsr
OIL Cape st Rogue.
BARK MALLORY Anderson: saie from San Francisco 18th
ut for Puget Sound; when s. miles Of roiu Arenas
Into by bark Lancaster from Puget Sound struck
the man chains carried away star board rigging
boat s1d the s wS1 ssss sss the moep cutting
with studdnssas get asr the collision requested
lay BY us as to sink but in two hours she
% ;s% msSs s s !: q f, .sas
shortest on record The Y 70
brsltar days.
hs!ssrs Boston. Ssi%s!s wilmins.en q
at latest account t. from each OF those pors:-
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POSTAL DIRECTORY,
Foreign and Domestic Mails.

Foreign and Domestic Mails
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFYIc8.
oosEsrc ES "A Buffalo and Canada
Wss!er aSn NAH a W. Fl. An. 4
South and southwestern
Eastern mali. y rsiso;d:s} 4. X. and sads E Y
sdics a. X F. N. '''A' ''''' ~ "''
CALIFORNIA. By seamship Moies Taylor, Tues
4ss os Ss NAH to; California leaves s. Ecui
:sSa iaS marked g q e. sss s
LAKE CRY Mail from st. Joseph NeJ 10 Salt
sA n letters should Be marked "OvsTisnd.
HAvANA.....By steamship -, "Wednesday,
3d. :s:sa;hD Moses Taylor. on Tues "a
NE New r,.ars by Steamship Tennessee o. On
NE lsi ard i5h o, o Zach month Letters should
vious TO the above dA,e)
BAHAMA Islands On The day after the arrival OF essh alter
month be steamer Ksnsa vi an Be- Os ss:xp saSs
WITH mails for The Bahama 1siands to DO landed
EUROPE. By steamshp Fulton, for Southampton
and Havre, Saturday, June 49,. ..10E A. n
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BonsAY The Overland Mail Bombay in London
eaeh month Via Southampton on the l2th and
o4,''. ~ 3s y. ss Co. p a''.ss' .' @
CHINA Co. via Marseles the 10Th and 18th. Via South
ampton A. and Gn
amptOn and euez 18th.
MAuRr1rus. Via Alden the 4th and 9Th Of the month
BRIzTL. Via Southampton tn 9th Of the month
~ ibe Uarsees mails despatched the OF above
Should any Of these dates fall on Sunday the mail
despatched the following evening
above daes should any these dates fall on Sunday hs
mal il despatched the mernipg previous
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house. Justice Koly committed his ramesGke for exa-
mnAton
FIGHT AND srABHNe AFrRAY-Tereuce Murphy, resi-.
dent Of Twentieth street, Eighth avenue got into
eight with stranger Saturday night, when the latter
drew adrk knife and inflicted several severe flesh wounds
upon the hand and OF Ar. Murphy. The artery Of
the reht arm severed and bad doctor been 10
the immediate neighborhopd the wounded might
have bled to DEATH The Of the knife succeeded
In making good his escape.
CAUGHT THE Acr.-At early hour Saturday
ing, Mrs. Anne Sans, Of No. "a Norfolk street, was
awakened by burglar, who busily engaged in PACK
ing up lot Of coibiDg ana jewelry. She instantly gave
the alarm, when the fellow out OF the ha door aud
tried TO escape but before he had roceedeu many yards
he was arrested by policeman Young VINO happened TO
be passing at the time The prisoner gave hs name as
Louis Zeltner Justice Steers committed him for trial
HOPEFUL YOUTHS George Patterson, John Williams and
VIM OConnor were arrested by policeman Brdsa Of the
Eighteenth precint for picking genteman's pocket at
Jones Wood of gold watch valued at $50 The pri-
confessed their guilt and gave such information to
10, 81 s tSsn
owner OF the watch requested TO come forward and
claim his property
CoRoNsRs OFFICE Coroner Schirmer held an inquest at
che New York Hospital yesterday upon the boiy man
named John Table, who died from the effects Of injuries
Incidentally received Friday evening, by being run
by bis cart Deceased II appeared, while reach
ing forward 70 disenange the rens his balance and
fell under the Wheel which passed over his body nctug
fatal injuries In the region or the abdomen Deceased was
twenty five years Of age and was born In Ireland
ALLEGED DlsoRDKRLy HousHs Lawrence NJ Weiss, OF
No. 98 Elizabeth street, and Mena Woran Of No 100 in
che street, arrested for keeping disorderly
homes Justice Steers held the accused TO bail wer
An UNoRArEFUL EELLow,-Henry Smith committed
by Justice Steers for stealing about $50 worth OF clothing
from Thomas Kerr. Of Market street, had given the
prisoner employ and shelter solely account Of his
destitute condition.
CHARGE OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoyEy.-WallaceL lie
Nose was arrested charge Of passing counterfeit So
bill the White River Bank, Of Bethel Vermont at the
store of John McElrath No 406 Eighth avenue. Justice
Quackenbash committed the accused for examination
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HOTEL DE Ia GRANDE BRErAgrE CFosNERLY
IL Hotel de Ia Gonde Ia Rue Caum arin, near the Boue
ward des Oapuchns Paris and entirely restored BY the new
proprietor. Mr.. OLIvTEK. This hotel aords al moderate
prices every wished for comfort large am ap Artmentp
table d hote, restaurant q 10 carte.
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Notice to Mariners.


ENGLAND: SOUTH CoAsrsHANBLEs sH0AI PORTLAND
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE BoARp,k
WASHINGTON, juno 20. 1859.
Official information bas been received at this office that the
harbor of refuge at Portland far advanced
ford safe anchorage TO vessels shelter therein
the Corporation Of the Trniv House of London has given
has dete, mined placing ghvesse at The end OF
the ehoa called the SHAMELESS to the southeas OF the Bill Of
Portland
ghtveMel will be placed tbs lst September
1885, and exhibit fixed white light
Further particulars will be published hereafter.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
HEMMEs, Secretary.
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LIGHTHOUSE ON THE sMArIs.
TREASURY DEPARTsrNr, OrrIcn LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,

LIGHTHOUSE ON THE sxArLs.
WasnseTos c1T Juns
ocis information has been reoeived al this oce Ina. such
ss
ss the following mag mag
sn as
When III @ eoys w not be visible
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
Whalemen.
SsU s s y p s s sy
Carroll, Atlantic Ocean Iaaac Rowland Hobbs Cum
xsss lost brig Nyra Ravens for South Allan.
c detained by adverse weather before reported cid
Airat Paa Nay 49, bark Mary Frances Eule of Warren.
on and do May IL Mary mn Potter FIJI clean 18th. La.
AT 4 Honolulu spa ish Massachusetts ohs.asld, Cal
SSs Ssas s HnnS S rom NJ 30 20 81 40
10 sp season; 1amerane, wnsow from home 80 sp EdS
ri sSas and r Sn
Addison lawrence, from Lshaina, OF and on Emerald,
I.ls%s 81 ssssas
Fem At Ps
from home, clesn; Ocean Clark, from home, 70 pp
o dS% 40 pI sSd a
se Assssy d. g., % so s
WashDsen, Bs!sS,msn KqsiseE xrsde ls.a OHIO Bar!
disen S%yrenes do sss South Bcon Randolph SsGos;
Goth Martha MRpenester Ksmschaka and Arcc ed Low
Starbuck Ochosk; g. Jefferson Hunting Kot,ck
and Arctic 24s north America, Ohappell Ramtscaaka and
Arcc 18th bark smerald Pierce Kodiack and Arctlc 2h
Ocean Clark, Kodiack.
on do May 4th Pioneer Barker e NIB from home bound
N; hsd Mken 100 bills of NXesland.
Lshaina April IT, Bari aonod CLARK, Ksmscha.ka
and Arctic
spohen-hpri o. near Island bark Sarah Warren
Peck aud for San francisco. With 1000 bba
March IS lat 2m N Ion i16 50 W. bark Lngoda from New
zealand. with 1lOep. bound N
june 49, lat 30 80 lon rs IS VIM Martin OF aud from Orleans
on cruises had taken 20 Bbi VIII 10Th.
Spoken. &C.
s'esmahip Washington, Walsh hence via Panama, &C. fr
san tranciaoo june f6. Pm lat o 40 N, lon Sc as.
40 IS lon 10 ~ ~ r'' - ~
"a Saik Cleaner e from Liverpool for Francisco, May
Foreign Ports.
Asr1SwA1, June 9Arr C,ata hica Chairman Nyort
(and SD 18th her reur Golden Lead Jchnson Pha lei
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WINES, Y.IQUORs, &C.

OsB0RGS PoaT WINE. BOTTLED IN oPORro; ella.
~ refs from Barton 0uesuer and other reputable 8or
daaux hosses viz La Hcee Leville, ct JNen Chs.eau
brsady, vintage 1910 70 ISIS
Il. B. KIRK, wsns merchsnt, IS Fulton street
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WIZARDS HOTEI.-W b Church and la;iy .
Va; iLvesiey, Eng; & : Learnd; w Maciay .
NJ; Capt Oakes. CSA;C b Payne. La; Captain
Dyer; Y A; Lieut. MulIens, do; Barkar, NY; "
Woodward do; Miss 3 Brssh. DO: b : SNOW,
Mass; % Sanford, Va; Mrs Van Nastrand and
chIld, Texas; Il Richard, NY; { Thompson.
Texas; A T. Jones, do; p Johnson DO: Or Nv 4;
ACstln snd lady, La: Dr 6 w Purnall and adv do:
Miss al AUSTIN, do; Coll, NY; w Pond, NY:
i Lee, do; BaInn, Mo; q Andre, Pa: Sord>
hslmer, Conn; Hay mes, Mass: j buchanan.
EO, do; L VI Goodyear and family, ny: Cant w
Johnson, "a; Bruce, Ny; J A Morse Mass:
NJ Cox, by.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Wm Wortlrrnxton. Md.
, EasDy. do; kImmIng ton, do: w ShIpman AZ:
EaPt Reynolds, u A: r. Robinson Va: a
Thompson, do; tieO Whitfield, do; Jno Poe dh. I
Ganheld, y; Hon w Smith, Va: w SanbuTn pa:
Dr BaIthoiOw, u : A; Capt Hallett and lady. Mas:
W 9ulncey ann lady. Nd: Webb aud ADV do: 4
90; stuart, Va; Whittle add family Ga: C. In,
Z; Cotton, doi Mrs Sanders. y Y; Mrs 4 nd
Duval, Md. ~ -
BROWNS HOTEL-Mr Washington. Cal:
" hiIams, Va; vi II Nunnally, Ga: NJ Lewis Va:
Mrs FREDERICK. sc: A Eaton, NY; w II I'd :
n3nds. DC: Z Turner, Nd: NJ Mills and lady
~ Robinson, Pa; Miss Robinson, do; J =
W UNITED lied STATES H0TEL.77A Altrech. C..
w Du! anY, Va: II BOndiHOt. Sid: ] Macdonald .
Pa Macdonald. do; T. Fadaly, Va: n Washing,
n Mafett, Md. " - "''
klRKWO0D House, ShoG. o; Rogers.
ia; vi Lape; Eai A Rsnne, = C.; " Ache n Z: n
LpTut Va; BGuthTie, NJ Tngendriech NJ V: q
Harms, Md; r. Hatch. Pa. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

IL W. W. Sale has been nominated for Con-
gress by the Democrats OF the Sd Congressional
District OF Kentucky 1t is now represented by
Mr.. Underwood, an American.
II In Princess Anne county, Va. last week. d
valuable slave owned by James : Garrison while
hanling seine, was stung by fish called the
"stlngray,, and died in three or four hours after
from the effect. 1t was at this point that one OF
the companions OF the immortal Capt John Smith
died from the same cause. and the place was named
by him ''Stingray Point"
III The Indianapolis Und Journal says that
MIR: Fredeick Ruich, of that city. a we'll known
and prosperous produce dealer, who went to En-
rope some six or eight weeks since on a visit to
his old home and friends. immediately on his AZ
Ilvai In Prussia was claimed a cOnscript forced
Into the army, and is held there to serys out
his three years as Prussian soldier
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE OUTSIDE DOG IN THE FIGHT.


We have already printed two ''dog" poems
one about the ''under dog in the fight, from
the New York Post-One about the "uPPer dog, '
I'm answer to it. by our friend John Smith. To
day John Jones wishes a hearing for the '.outsid,
dog in the iight:''
You may prste Of Jour upper and bottom dog,
And blow an alarming sight,
But. as I've found the safest dog
Is the outside dog Ia the hg ht.
He never desires TO be counted in,
Thus showing an instinct bright:
he saves ms grinders for polishing bones,
Does the outside dog in the fight.
Mr.. Hsenan may try as long as he likes
To damage his foeman's sight.
But the pleasant position of looking on
Has the outside dog In the hight.
Utterly Needless if in the strife
The might prevail or the night, -,
The appetIte's good and tranquil the lie
OF the outside dog In the fight.
When danger threatens, the rapid way
That he runs Is refreshing quite,
And simply evinces the sound good sense
OF the outside dog IN the fight.
Then here's to his healthy and happy days.
Luck send HIN abundance of prog,
And drink to the hero of private lifs
A health to the outside dog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04
CHAS. WERNER.
EANCY GOODS,
ATREDnCED PRICES

FANCY GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Having on hand a very large stock of Fancy and
Millinery Goods, comprising In part: Emhroider-
les, Collars, Sets, Canbrc and Swiss Edgings. In
servings and Flouncings, Lace Collars and Sets
Valencia iaccs and Edgings, Back and White
Real Thread baces, Black Lace Collars and Points
Parasols, Dress Trimmings and Findings of all
the finest quality, large and varied assortment of
hornets, Ribbons and Flowers; also, X eady made
Bonnets of the latest 1t. les and every article usu-
ally found in Fancy Store. Ill Of which have
determined to sell. from this time until the LIST of
September, at greatly reduced prices. Ladies will
therefore embrace the opportunity of supplying
themselves at Stevens New Fancy St0ra. $40 Pa.
avenue. R G. STEVENS
n. Il. Large lot Of Mourning Sets aud latest sty lie
Valencia Trimmed Handkerchiefs just received.
may2I-eotf R. g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

The Restorative Is put up bottles of three Sizes
viz: large, medium, and small the small holds hall
pint, and retas for dollar per bottle the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. more IN proper
ton than the small Tetals for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds quart, ~ per cent. more in
proportion, and retails for S.
%. WOOD CO, Proprietors, $40 Broadway
New York, lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estsb
lIshment,l and ia Market street, St Louis Mo .
Dealers. mar Is Sta wi, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
WI RICHEST DIADEM
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.

Because il is the ornament God HI,nss[f proridsd
for al. our race. Reader. although the rose NAV
bloom ever SO brightly In the glowing cheek the ey
the head is bereft of its covering, the hair he
snared and shrlveled, harsh and DIV or worse still
half her charms. Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
II used two or three times week will restore and
permanently secure to all such an ornament Read
the following and judge. The writer of the first IS
he celebrated Pianist. ThnlGerg:
NEW YORK, April Is, 1883
Dr. wOoD-Dsar Sir: Permit me to express 10 Won t,s
under for the my hair to
ITS original color; about the time Of United
States vas rapidly becoming gray but upon sppies
ton OF your Hair ResorsVe soon recovered ginal
hue consider Restorative q erul
ton, quite sncacious we'll agreeable am, dear sir
yours truly, 8. THALBERG
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GREAT BARGAISSIN >,

GREAT BARGAINS IN
" DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
We have just opened and marked down at greatly
reduced prices
Handsome Barge Robes at IS. 8 81, and $50,
81 Rich Double Skirts and FiOunced do very cheap,
100 Elegant Lawn Robes at 8 50, LIS, and IS,
81 Dress Patterns all Silk Tissues and Bareges, at
81 cents per yard, which is not half the cost,
100 pieces Foulard and French Summer Silks atvery
low prices.
In fact, we are selling Off all Fancy Goods very
cheap, to close them out this season.
J. w. COLLEY Il CO.,
ma S-2w S23 18th street. above Pa. av,
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CAPON SPRINGS,

CAPON SPRINGS. -.
~ HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA.
The subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have 4
leased the above well known vEA0
2 WATERING PLACE, E,M u
H bs lease embracing the Mountain House. WaddIe
visitors on the ath OF June. Iavaiids and Families
can be accommodated earlier il desired.
A Daily Mail aud Telegraph Office within twenty.
three miles of the place. -. ....-|...
IL Circulars or other information can be had
Howard House, Baltimore,
J. G. WADDLE
J. b. SMITH,
ma seoSm' PrOpretors.
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ID hICi.EAN'S
L ATENT EXCELSIOR SASH SUSTAINERS

- NCIFA N'S
L ATENr EXCLUSION SASH SUSTAINERS
for sustaining window sash when raj sed or lowered
at any point desired, ma king window whether old
or newt as convenient for use when hung with
weights aud puleys, and the cost compa ratively
trlfiag. This Patent received the diploma of the
Metropolitan MechaI les lnstItuts in this city.
The superiority of thi article over ali other Sash
SustaIners now in use, has been well tested BY num-
hers of our citizens, to whom reference can he
made. -
Patent Right for the District of Columbia and
Alexandr ria county, Va.-FORD& DOUGHERTY,
of Washington.
All orders left at the Carpenters Shop of Messrs.
HOLTICHAW & RRUFF, Louisiana avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets north side, (where it's
PRACTICAL working can be seen) at the residence
OF JOHN N. FORD, No. 241 Virginia avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets west, will be promptly
attended To. ma q 2tawIwt
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NEDICIUES.

HELMBOLDs
HEM B%f:b,, s BBSSHH i 81 !5s Riiasys:
Helm B3i.R.s BBTSHE f. Si"Psy:
ESS#} F. Bss; $TS.sSs.
HELMB9LnS BpCHn [or General Debility;
HEktMBotPs Tor h h%TsT disease.
HE # MR3I Rs BTcHT for f Njsht sTssts
HEtMBotb,s BGGH!l for prsness Of the Skin.
#EEEH$Es HTS tss3% IL .: er:t
f BGa sf Mo saf o sn Of
lessness, with Want OF Attention, Horror of So
BTG#T fer sai:n, from
Indiscre'iOn' sqd Fl pIse 1Rs e the
Existing in either sex from whatever cause origi-
nA'S0' anu Il How wv Il Lo N STANDING.
by diseases G SdSes
Or ans E hs
since established, that disease of those organs
fsIowed to go Oh this i in si INVARIABLY
Eem9yes-soon follows Loss Of Power, Fatuity and
pire. Who can say thst these excuses not fire.
uss4 y these Ss
ums. and the melaR nc deaths by Consumption.
nsPe the ne m 151h Gr
tio2 appears. The countenancO is actually sodden
and quite destitute-neither mirth grief ever
visits It. should sound OF the voice OCCUR, 1t is
t.With woeful measures, wan Despair,
Low, sullen sounds, his grief beguiled."
Debility is most terrible, and has brought taous-
ands upon thousands to untmely raves; thus blast
ing the ambition Of many noble youths 1t can be
INFALIIBLE REMEDY. -
The mass of voluntary testimony IN possession Of
the Proprietor, vouching its virtues and curative
To sciences and fame. Certificates of cures from one
month to twenty years standing, and of the most
spection from Governors of states udg ss eminent
Ply sIcans. and DISTINGUISHED Clergy men
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU Is prepar-
ed directly according to the rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
cal know edge and care devoted in its combination
See Prof. Devices valuable Works on the Practice
Of Physic, and most of the late Standard Works of
HELMBOLD's BUCHU is .safe and pleasant In
taste and odor, but immediate ia its action,
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman ofthe
city of Philadelphia, n. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist
who, being duly sworn, does say, that his prepare
ton CONTAINS no NaWJeotic, Mercury, or Injurious
H. T..HELMB0Lp, Sole Manufacturer.
November, 1854 WV. HIsss s Alderman may Oh
Price 81 per bottle, six for S., delivered to any
address.
. rpr,, G ONE TH 4IlT CEE Bi INV
And be convinced of its efficacy. And i is accom-
p5ofsssOEs Of Medical Colleges GlsTfy@sP, aud
''"'''' r'pSP Practical and Analyticsl Cb smi,st.
104 South Tenth st., below Chestnut, Philad'a
To be had OF al Druggists and dealers throughout
the United States, Csaadas, and British Provinces
Ask for ,HELMBoLD's-take no other. Cures
Sold by G. STOTT, Druggist, corner Pa. avenue
and 9TH street, Washington city, and all other drug
gists. jan 46-eolys
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
~ HANDS LINE,
BY STEAM TO PHILADELPHIA VIA CASAL)
IHToVgh IN d hours direct
The fine steamer JAMES JEROME will make
regular weekly trips between Phiia- ~H-% -
delphla and the District. a@hEN
Leaves Philadelphia every Satur fsss-s<z.Esa
day at IL O'Clock IN.
Leaves Georgetown every Tuesday at IL o'clock
m.
:, Goods received every day at both ends Of the
lowest rates.
For freight apply TO HYDE & DAVIDSON,
- Water street, Georgetown, ID. G.,
Agent IN Phlladelp hia-THOS. WEBSTER, IT.,
No. Ia North WhaTves. ma II If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

A SPEECH FROM PIcCOLoMINI.-M'lleP iccol-
Omini gave her farewell performance at New
York on Monday night, and made speech
which the Tribune thus reports:
My Dear Frenz,-mOnz sinz-you babe me
during de time, oh how shor, how happee
(staccatOD You have-been moas kin, moas
indolgent. l return you thank from de dep of
my hart. Dis 'mense con-r-ree tro' oOich-I
leave OOid fears-ospita-able shor-sr-say
adieu. Enthusiastic applause
Mile PiccOlOmOni would have said if she
could:
My Dear Friends: In this beautiful temple.
eight months since, you babe me cordial well
come; during that time-oh how short, how
happy to me, You have always been most kind,
most indulgent. L return you thanks from the
depth of my heart, and shall ever hold you in
sweet memory. This immense country. through
which L have journeyed L leave with tears of
sincere regret, and pray my good angel will
once more guide me to its hOspitabIe shores
Encouraged by this hope. have less pain to
say adieu-and bid you all farewell.