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THE LAME VERDICT CONFIRMED-The iudges
OF the Supreme court yesterday rendered a verdict
in the case Of the State of Missouri vs. Geo .
Lamb. affirming the verdict of a jury of the Grim
lnil court and ordered that the sentence of death
Oe executed on Friday, the 18th Of June. Lamb
will be remembered Is the citizen of MENDOZA
Illinois, who came hither with his wife last win
ter first attempted 10 take her life by poison. and
then drowned her. His confession, rs we'll as
other circumstances attending the discovery o, the
crime and examination Of the prisoner. Were pub
listed in detail at the tine.-St. Louis RspHJli-
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The ATLANTIC CABLE AGAIN.-It is said that
Gyms W. Field, Esq, expects To leave for Lon
don within week or ten days to renew his labors
in connection with the company in London, in
having manufactured, during the summer. new
Atlantic cable. This is To be brought out with
all the new improvements, and fully prepared for
laying across the Atlantic early in the summer Of
next year. Mr.. Field expresses his faith in the
ultimate success of tine enterprise strongly he
did at its first commencement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

HE MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON.-We take
1t for granted that every effort will be made by
the Navy Department to strengthen the United
States squadron in the Mediterranean, now
that quito a number of its most important
northern ports may possibly be shortly as
saulted, beseiged, or blockaded, in each of
which there are doubtless many Americans to
require the protection of the presence of ship
Of war carrying the flag Of their country, Gus
tomary for centuries in such emergencies. 1t
is to be presumed that more or less of the YES
gels of the late Paraguay expedition that may
be suitable for such service will be promptly
ordered in that direction.
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A RESOLUTION to employ counsel. &c.

A RESOLUTION to employ counsel. &c.
RsSOtred by the Board of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation of GeOrgstolcn
That the Mayor. DIR. Joshua Riley Of the Board Of
Aldermen, and John Marbury. Esq ., Of the Board
OF Common Council. be, and are hereby REQ uested
to employ counsel to answer to and defend the
quo warranto filed by X X. Crawford m the Cir
cult Court Of the United States for the District Of
Columbia. Approved April > 1859
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lD'The ladies of Blissfield, Michigan, have or
gained lodge of the Daughters of Malta and
are holding their mysterious meetings two or three
evenings in each week. The men have thus far
failed TO ascertain the object and manners of the
new society, though, it is said. they "tried their
prettieSt
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IL Messrs. Taylor & Maury send us Black
woods Magazine for May and scott's Fortunes
of Nigel" Peterson's cheap edition. "Tidings
from Turin" In Blackwood will be read just now
with interest
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LEGAL DECISION.-An opinion was yesterday
rendered by Attorney General Black on the
questions submitted to him by the State De-
partment in regard to the claims Of Captain Il.
W. Perkins against the Russian Government.
This decision settles the right of Captain Per-
kins to recover under his contracts to furnish
one hundred and fifty tons of powder and
thirty five thousand stand of arms. Some un-
important questions connected with this subject
are not fully disposed of, but the integrity of
such contracts is fully maintained. In this
case the parol contract is equally valid as the
written one. The entire amount involved is
some $685. 200, and will most likely DO adjusted
on the return to this country of the Russian
Minister. The supplying of munitions Of war
to foreign Governments engaged in hostiities
is also affected by this decision Ex-Attorney
General Cushing, ex-senator Cooper, and
Joseph d. Stewart, Esq, we're the counsel Of
Captain Perkins.
The abOve-named case arose during the Cri-
meap war, but, owing to the termination of
that war. and before the vessel sailed with
these warlike supplies, the contractor was au-
thorized to effect sale of the cargoes to the
best advantage, the Russian Government hold
ing itself responsible for any loss to him in the
transaction, abiding by the Interpretation by
the United States Government of the American
law of contracts
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An ORDINANCE prohibiting the carrying Of fire.
n

arms. &c.
Be IL ordained Ly the Board of aldsrmen and
Board Of Common Connect of the Corporation Of
GfOrgetOwn, That from and after the lat Of April.
lS9 ii shall not be lawful for any person or persons
to have abou their persons any concealed deadly or
dangerous weapons such as daggers, pistols bowie
knives, dirkknives. colt, slung shots or brass or
other metallic knucklos, within the limits Of this
Corporation; and any person persons who shall
their persons any such weapons. shall forfeit and
pay upon such conviction not less than five dollars
nor more than twenty dollars, which fine shall De
prosecuted and recovered IT, the same manner as
other lines and fOrfeiures according to this Cor
pOration are sued for and recovered: Prorfded.
That the police officers and military when on
duty, shall be exempt from such fines and forfeit
tures.
And be further sHartsd, That all such weapons
named above, shall be taken away from the per-
soas on whom they may De found. and deposited
with the Mayor. [Approved pril =, 1859.
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PERSONAL

''''ion. James Craig, of Mo, is at Browns
hon; Geo. Taylor and family, Of New Yorl,
Major n. c. Macrae L a NJ p.s,o
and Dr. Martinez of Mexico. Major Iarkin S,TitI
Willards'. 49, 'o III
-, The Empress Eugene was 33 wears old on
The lth OF May. They have superstition i'm Pari,
that 80 or 60 is the unlucky year Of ones life ~
affects the poor Empress.
- The Emperor Of France has promptIv d.
creed the erection of a statue Of Humboldt IN tLe
galleries Of Versailles indicating disnos;. -, vie
the part OF the Emperor to stand well with tIs
powers at Berlin. 49," '"'
80. John Graham is out in a card In the Ne,,,
Iosl IN reply 10 the sharp criticisms Of tie
Engilsh papers upon his opening, speecL il, ths
Slckes case and contends that tie rerort, nf tIst
speech In the New York papers and un"n rrhiSh
Tue ert'lshls are founded, WIRE grossly incorrect
80 John Nj. Bolts. in lard To the Ricb,oon5
Enquirer, says he will tai up ouestion IT, ,.,hjI
ms own character is Implicated and which he
VIII attend TO as soon rs the elections are over and
The public mind ha,i recovered its natnraI ~
aings Wise. VI " 'eh-
n, On, ne IaU5 DR. Lardner was cruelty cut I'D by
III rII. .ac ay-whO has since ingenuously con-
,s, ,na' ne had never even seen him wien he
MOI '"s satire In 1.-The YellOwplush Papers,
fra,,er. He figures. also, as Dr. DiabOlus Gan.
ne the scientific protector, in Warren's notable
ne novel Of - Ten Thousand Year"
Count Sartiges has left his embassy and Is
France He will probably return 20 his post after
months OF recreation, unless promoted in ting
a-nsPeIoI service. The Count and his Atnsric.n
.t were Al The opera last night 50 aIsoIyas an
hot + oie I+tson of Washington CoInneI eitt
tne So9'n carolina Congressman win his Ia
piOhue oeahly from the same State ~ Y poNt'
ATTEMPT To MURDER Man. ,srx-
THE MAILS AND EXPRESS CHEsr -Oa 49, on
dav evening" as the express train that 49,. vs.
Ork at - cloc =. m, the Ne1, ~ "
Erie Railroad left Port Jervis a fellow ~, anu
To administer chlorofOrm Ia Adam KEEL ~ P sn
agent. sponge well saturated was apni'la ii i!
In the act, drop fell on Mr.. K-ck's flce S,hi"I
aroused him. Springing up, the person clincheJ
The agent by the cravat and drew n six-h,rr,i
pistol. The mail agent seized the pistol lust hv
the cock, and the two had severe tlssel dnriny
which time the pistol dropped The robber al
tempted To use slung shot, which he also lost
during the tussle. Three four express boxes
Were broEen by the parties falling ON them end
the iron rods In front Of the window we've bent
OUT fonr inches, and the glass broken The bell
rope was pulled by one OF them which BROUGHT
me ualn 10 stand The robber broke away and
iS.Ped on The car was so full Of the chloroform
va, ha' u was actually snffocating The robber Ieft
VIC VIZ, SIX barrel pistol Il basket Containing nro-
re os, bottle Of brandy, bag, supposed 10 Dat
Sioo d"ney IN, and the slung shot. There was
e'"O' 'h we express chests.
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IL letter from Rio states that MIR. Jacob
Humbird, of Maryland, and Pennsylvania,
have bought out all the interest of Mr.. George
Harveys contract on the Don Pedro Railroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

IL No. y of the Everett contributions TO Bon
ner's Ledger is headed ''WiI there be War In
Europe"
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OPINIONS OF THE Lon
DpE

W. recommend our correspondent TO try None
SoNer new Sauce. entitled the 'Sultaua's Sauce
u Is made after the Turkish recipe; its flavor as ex
cellent. and " affords considerable aid IN cases of
slow and weak digestion.-Tls LaHc.E
"The Sultana's Sauce is sayory piouapt and sD,-
CIV; 4 happy coInbIEatIon of tavors and essences
Woth' "l the lIcats taste of Sultaua, the genus
eliminating pubc."-Obssrrer
~ interpolation Of al the piquant resources If
turkey ahi Russia. '-uHitsd Srrric, Gdssfs.
AS tItIatsr If the appetite this samoa s,ahs.
at"n". W a. mosl valuable adjunct To- Fish, Flesh
or FOWL and should lie placed every dinner Ia
=. The Suiiana Sauce is a most delicious zest."-
Mora. CATOHiri,.
sole Agents for the United States -GARDNER
IT, kEIIN, 2lI Fulton street, New OIL; and
BRAn ia E., n Cornhill, Boston.
IN. Snltana Sauce an he had in Washingt N
81 u. RiDENOUR, 304 Pa av; SHEkEII&
MILLER, 2st Pa. av; n. n. NOSE a CO., corn
or Pa av and 10th ST.; and other GrOcers
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@STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL FE:

AND FLORAL FES
US TlVAL.-Thc ladies' of Waugh Chapel cor
creation take great pleasure IN announcing to their
friends and the public that they Will hold Straw
berry and loral Festival. commencing on MON
DAY EVENING next, the Sth lust. and to
nnue during the week on LIST st east, between Fast
CapltO! and street south. in one Of Gen. Green's
hHl iings They lender their sincere tina KS To their
friends for the liberal patro age bestowed on former
OCCASIONS and now respectfully solicit the same
The proceeds for the benefit Of the Church Price
OF admission 10 cents. ma q Iw
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

RESOLUTION directing the Laws Of the Corpo-
ration to be published in the Evening Star
Resofred by the Board ~ Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of III. Corporation Of GsOrg,tolrR
That the Clerk be. and is hereby directed to have
the resolutions and ordinances Of the Corporation
from the LIST Of January, ls59, published in the
ordered, on the terms stated in w ID. Wallach $
letter to the committee of ways and means, dated
March ~, 1859.
And be Htnrfhsr reSolrsd, That the % Ordinance
In relation TO the printing - approved July l, 1854
he, and the same is hereby repealed
Approved April 2, 1859
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Items Telesraphed from Washiurteu

81 WASHINGTON, May A-Since March 9Th 1857.
the State Department has issued nearly IA 100 pass
ports, and is now issuing from fifty to sixty per
day. Persons leaving the United States for France
by way of Havre, have necessarily 10 have their
passports rtsded by the French Consul at the port
from which they sail. Persons, by way of Eng
land, for the continent, and who may 60 up To
London. will have their passports riSaed at the
American Legation in London, for wherever they
wish to 60. Persons going to the Spanish West
Indies willzhave their passports rtSded by the
Spanish Consul at the port from which they sail
Natnraized citizens applying to the State Depart
meht for passports, will send on their naturaliza-
ton ia pers (which will be returned to them) and
descriptions of their persons. This 10 all that is
required. 49," 49,.
Col. Steptoe, Capt Carr, Capt Palmer, and Tt
Pegram have not been ordered to Sardinia as has
been stated, a corps of observation Of European
hostilties. They, however, have obtained leave
of absence, as private individuals. with permits
sion to visit Europe, and doubtless they viii visit
the scene Of war.
The Chapen has been ordered to Washington,
to take the place of the Water Witch as a freight
boat on government account. between this city
and Norfolk.
The Patent Office today reissued to Horace III
Day, the assignee of Messrs. Tyer * Helm, pat
ent for an Improvement OH the manufacture OF
India rubber goods by means Of zinc compounds.
Mr.. Johnson's bond for the California contract
has not been received.
Messrs Fowler and Sshell are expected here in
few days.
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TEA SEED PROM BEAzIL.-The Agricultural
bureau OF the United States Patent Office has
received information from our Minister Resi-
dent Mt Rio JaneirO, that he will forward, at
an early opportunity, some pecks of Brazilian
tea seed. letter incloScd, from Brazilian
tea-srower, says that tea flourishes in Brazil
almost as well as in China. 1t is best suited to
valleys, and delights in plentiful manure The
seed should be sown just deep enough to cover
them from the sun, and the plants cut down
every year to prevent the production Of seed
which render the leaves hard and unfit for
manufacturing purposes.
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WBERRY FESTIVAL. nt ErnnLh l

-
uS HdH, cOrHsr ID and 9h SH,efS, far The BeH.f.
i 81: Vincent Orphan 4Syiam.-The aliy rnauag RS
Of this Institution, uLder the charge cf the Sisters
al Charity In this city, having completed their
.ang"Inen's for their annual FeStiva invite their
the three evenings, commencing on MONDAY, Snh
instant, where thew will find, at moderate ices,
abnHda nee of Straw be Tries Ice Creams, Coufrc-
ton4ry Flowers, and substantial meals AZ all honrs
rms spacious sa loon Wi be lighted handsome
ly decorated. and Band Of Music will he in con-
slant attendance. AdmIttancc 10 cents Contribu.
CIllv received. N
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-As maV
family having four well furnished and desirable
ro"n.s VIII dispose oi them on moderate terms
- ago 9Th Stre.t between AMI q 81 na25 81
MRS. ANN X. SCOTT. No. I25 Penn avenue
WI opposite jackson Hall, has severhl la
ROOMS two o. which are front rooms which sbe
would lee pleased a. rent u permanent aud tran
sI''nt 10 ,rdars. Table BoaIders accommodated.
ma 81 81
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The Constitution comments at length upon
Republican prescription Of foreigners.
The Consultation thinks that the impending
European war will not necessarily be detrimen-
tai to the healthful and flourishing growth of
the literature of the age, and refers to our
literary annals to show that the contrary effect
has been the result Of wars.
The IRtetttgencer publishes and comments
favOrably upon the statistical exposition of the
finances Of the Post Office Department, as con-
tanned in the Constitution of yesterday.
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ma 24-S.

VIRGINIA BACON HAMS.-we have just re
v ceIved a lot Of Ene HAMS, cured IN Virginia
by a gentleman for his own use.
For sale 10y r.. r.. WHITE & co,
No. 63 LOui slana ave, bet 9Th and 7th sis.,
ma - st oppO Bank of WASHINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

A DESIRABLE STORE ROOM, IN the most
u business part If the rItN NAV b. Lad Ia al
dressing .CItlzen,' B"x 7O7. washiHston, II. q
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tNOR RENT-A small HOUSE on 9th street rAs .
u near A street north. Capitol Hill, containing
rooms Inquire at No. 80 Fast Capitol street
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EpR RENTaTl.st ysry ! si-able BOARDING
Pa. avann-. betve.n q. and 9th ats. For partIcu'
lars apply To- No. aas corner Of 9th and sts 81
hce. ms % n.
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E'oR RENT-A three stor, BRICK HoISE
Il with large hack -buIding, containing 10 roop,.
Situated corner tirElnIs avenue and Inh street. one
10 uare south OF the Smithsonian Institution. Tho
rent VIII ho low u VoOt tenant Ami, On ira
premises; orr WIN. wARDER, wood Iard, cor
ner and 9Th sts. ms 10 %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

COVERS SULTANA SAUCE
- For HoT OR Coin DIsHEs OF ALL KINDS.
THIS most delicious and ppetisIug sauce Was tn
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

EXCURSION OF WASHINGTON SELECT
u School to GlymOnt on THUR
DAY, 18th inst. The boat will have 6es6
the 7th street wharf Mt 3 O'Clock. Om
nibuses viii Ia al the school house at ~ cclcck
good Baad Of Music will he IN attendance. .
ma p 2t' SAM'L KELLY Pt'n1.
WE STRIVE TO AMrsE -
Tho members nf the FRANKLIN FlRE COM
PANY respectfully, big leave 30 in H.
form their host OF friends and the Esla1EN
public that their First Grand PlCe
MY VII De gwen 81 arlington Springs on ThUks-
fhe Comm ttee would respe ctfully state to those
who may honor them with their presence, that
nothing will be LEFT uudone tha' perseverance, or
uniting energy do to render this the most pleas
AMI Excursion of the season. -
WitheIs' Celebrated Brass and String Band viii
Stages Will leave the corner Of Pa av and 18th 81,
at o'clock a. M, and at ~ O'Clock p. m. STAGES
will also leave 9TH and 18th streets every hour during
Ticket. FIFTY CENTS, admitting gentleman
and ladies'.
Fare Sc. each way ial cents. B, O cs,,,rrrr
HE Steamer THOMAS CoILYER can be
ehsrtetea lor EIcnrsIons on appIca
to J g P f BRYtS on p Ssa.S,
who can he found at has residence No. 332 New
York sveRueDi ~ the morning from 6 o'clock to 9
O'CLOCK and IN the evening from 6 to 10 O'Clock.
MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB or
Tcics Week Ustl FuiAer NSfics.
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run reg
gIarly to Mount Vernon and the N"
DAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving the2Ssz.s.zA.
wharf, at the foot of 9TH street. at 10 O. n and re-
Coschss esvs al the Hotels and the corner OF
rennsylvanis avenue and 9TH st. al 81 q. ma. Round
"Trip VI. ma 2-u
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

SURVEY OF PUBLIC LANDs.-Instruction
have been issued by the General Land once
for the survey Of the public lands in the state
of Iowa, in the following order;
Enter the base line on the parallel OF the
forty-three degrees thirty minutes oil north
latitude. through ranges forty -eight,s forty
nine, fifty, fifty one, and ffty-two west, and
from the southwest corner Of township one
hundred and one, north range fftytwO, west
of the fifth principal meridian; run north and
establish the seventh guide meridian and true
meyidian line for the distance of seventy two
miles; and from the northwest corner Of town.
ship one hundred and four, one hundred and
eight, and one hundred and twelve, north of
range ffty-twO west. run, survey, and estab-
fish the first, second, and third standards par
allel through ranges ffty-two, ffty-one, fifty,
and forty nine west, planting thereon proper
quarter section, second and township corners,
then survey the exterior lines of the townships
lying between the base lime on the south, the
second standard parallel on the north, the sew
enth guide meridian on the west, and the line
between the ranges forty-eight and forty nine
west on the east, and subdivide as many town
ships the means hereinafter specified will
admit of, leaving strip of land adjoining the
western boundary of the State of Minnesota
unsurveyed until that boundary, already under
contract, shall have been established in the
field
To enable the Surveyor General to carry out
these instructions five thousand dollars have
been appertioned out of the unexpended bal
ances of former appropriations. The average
rate for such surveys per mile is not to exceed
six dollars.
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SUPERIOR OLD RYE WHISKY,
-, Perf,rGGy PHTr and UHdda!fsTafsf,
We have Just broached and offer for sale. b, the
barrel or gallon, ten barrels uf the finest and puT.st
OLD RYE WHISKY in the District
THIS whisky has been in our yaTrct for wears
aug We can guaranty the quality well as the age
For sale bs r r. 'WHITE a G0
No oa Louisiana avenue, between 81 h and 9TH IT'S
opposite Bank of W ASKING ton ma q 81
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CAUTION.
"A Id Persons are hereby cautioned against nego
uaunga Note, or receiving II, dated Washing ton,
u. C November oath, 1885, drawn nv me, 3 Strong
the un'l- signed, PAYABLE to the order of Joseph H.
stewart SIX months after date, for S6r and secured
ny detd 81 trust To ii. l.. Stevens, which deed as
r'corded November oath. lS58, IN l.iber A. -, No.
lh1 Folio LIST Leg. ia the I.aud Records of the CITY
ol Washington, District of Columbia as the said
NotS and Deed OF Trust were procured fOm me
nor pay the same.
SJ-lwr SAMITEI STRONG
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WARD.-An adjourned maet-
h,S ing of the Anti Know Nothings of this W ard
will be held at Potomac Hail. corner of Mary land
Avenue and 18th street west, on THIS "Wednesday
EVENING, the 18th Inst. at 3 o'clock.
IL CHARLES ALLEN, Sc
OF SIX LECTURES THE
IlS Eibe Lands. b. Rev. 6 w SAMSON, d. ID:
1t the E-street BAPTIST Church.-THlS EVEN
ING, May 25th, the Second Lecture Of the Course.
LECTURE EGYPT."-Muunds on the
river; the ancient cities of renown, and their
mains; temples. and their structure: tombs, and
their furnishing; hierogly pcs and sculptures: the
G"pts, or descendants Of the ancient people Of
Egypt.
1LLUsTRATIoSs-SpecIme of mummies. and
their mode of pre- paraton; idols of ancient Egypt;
the tombs. It's
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SUGAR, MOLASSES, AND Strip
- IS hhds: Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar,
vadO Molasses.
5 hhds Leyering's Philadelphia Strip,
10 barrels New York and Boston DO
lB do. double refined Loaf Cracked Loaf
Crushed Powdered, Ground, Granulated, and
Clarified Sugars.
Just received from the New York, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore rciners. For sale by
F.. r.. WHITE & CO.
No 63 Louisiana ave-. bet 9Th and 9TH sts
ma <S5t oppo. Bank of Washingto ton,
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APPOINTMENTS. - The following appoint
ments have been made by the President: Ed
ward L Carson, VIM. Bradley, Jos. d. Grafton,
Robert l.. Weber, and David Kindleberger As
sistant Surgeons in the Navy
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VARIABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
~ RENT ~ WASHINGTON CRY FOR

VhLUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
TERM OF NEARS.-The undersigned viii Ie,ss
to satisfactory tenant Tor five years from tho 18th
Oh september next. the PREMISES on the south
ior nearly hive years past has been well known as
the laTgest and most successful boardinK -housa IU
the Federal Metropolis. It's position ON Penn So"
nue.; about midway between the Capitol aud Presi-
dents house, snd Its Immediate proximity L. tbe
Washington Theatre and PhilharInnnic HsiI' NM
or both 81 which Is open nearly every MIA nj in the
eligible in WASHINGTON city FOR hotel Kent on H.
European plan. It's sleeping apartments can easii,
De arranged 10 accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while its croEing
dining and restaurant apartments can be ar,
on the European plan. The entrances pubie and
prlvate,wIl be on nth street, within 81 feet of Penn
avenue, and nearer 10 the Theatre and PhilhA ouI,
Hall than others that can be e.tablIsbed For IN
formation concerning terms. &c, apply 20 w. ID.
WALLACh, Star Once, Washington city.