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kfOR RENT-Tbat superior Business Room or
II Ofiice, No. 4, second story, Apollo Building,
ener of Filth and Walnut including valuable
ency, If desired. Also, the upper part Of a two
t5ry Brick House in Newport. de2S-b"
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nor RENT CoTTAGE-At $40 per month; /;
y three r0omsi south side OF Seventh ST., below
ound Apply to W. E. ACKLEY, at Tuttle's Ex-
hange ONCE, N. W. cor. Syc more and Third-sts.
:. Il lde29-bl = - LII L -
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NOR RENT-ROOMS-Two or three desirable
ii sleeping. rooms, fuTnished for single gentlemen.
sourth delS-tf
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t1NOR REST DWELLING, HOUSE-1l5 3 Gin
ton.street, in good repair, and pToyided with
ydrant. cistern, gas fix tures, &c, Rent S25 per
a,nth, in advance Apply at Western Union Tele
sEaph Office, cor Third and WAnut delS-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

dryfrais-Teleeraph, Louisville; Forest Queen,
Madison; MaRnolia, Maysyilie Boston, Big sandyi
Cambridge, st. Louis; Dunleith. Neville. -
DeDaTiiirss graph, iIouisgille Forest Queeni
Madison; Magnolia, MAyafglle; Boston, Biz. SANDY
Dunleith Neville; Cricket No. 2, Marietta MeBsen-
ger, Memphis Ohio Belle, Dock. -.faHp SOB 10
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nor RENT--A BRICK DWELEING=0ff five
1 rooms, with all conveniences, on oltver.st. and
Atral av. Also, two second-t tory rooms, in a
sk dwelling, on Einth.st. Apply to JAS. GRAN
Nh, N. n. cor. Ninth and Central-av. de29-b|
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WANTED.

"wANTs," "FOB SALE" "FoB. BENT"
LOST" "TOUND." "BOABDIko," &o.-Ad-
VertiHements coming under these headingS, not ez
Oeedins Eve lines win be inserted twice for 25 cents
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or RENT-SMALL RO0M-Well furnished
and kept in order, suitable for q gentleman's
Nood. Terms moderate. Apply 1874 George-st.,
4 cen Central-ay. and John. de2g-bS
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FOR RENT.

2sl1I X RENT-A DWELLING-A small frame
IL Dwelling Of five rooms, on Cherry St, third
east of Plum, with back yard, hydrant, etc.
tiy at 72 West Fourth-st. de29 c.
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RELIEF FOR KANsAs.-The following ad-
ditional amounts have been received by
NayOr BishoD for the relief of Kansas:

Two packages of clothing, Portsmouth, o.
. Two packages of clothing, Frankfort, y.
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GEORGETOWN


SS''efs~1sste " IA SSoT. -t-... --.
= lame GEoReETowS, June 10, 1860
The colored woman, Adeline Lee. whose snd.
den dsath on Saturday night last was noticed IN
our letter OF yesterday, died literally IL appears
from broken heart" which proves that that
expression is not altogether poetic fiction but
matter OF fact. At the post moStem examination
nv Drs snyder and Tyler, In presence Of the at.
tending Physicians, Magruder and Mackalls YES
terday morning. Ii was found that the heart was
ruPturea, there being assure about X inches
IN iengtn IN the superior cham Der of the right
auficie OF that organ, where the larger vel ms dis
charge tne blood into il, and IL was covered with
coagulated blood. The patient seems TO have suf
Tered Tor long time from softening of the
heart which must have resulted in death, conse-
quent upon muscular exertion or mental excite
ment- her pregnant condition, too, fastened the
evil. Inc jury OF inquest reassenfbled Yesterday
afternoon aud after hearing the testimony of Drs
snyder and Tyler, brought In verdict Of death
from rupture OF the heart" This we hops will
put stop 10 the absurd rumors in relation to this
matter which have been so extensively circulated
The Dody Of a new born male infant was found
IN tne rotomac opposite our city Yesterday II
had oeen placed In box weighted by heavy
stones, which was left on the shore by the rece
ding ude From appearances II was evidently
sui Dorhs ana no inquest was held
hooinson's and LakSs Circus and MenaperIe
which exhibited here yesterday afternoon and
last gave great satisfaction to all who visited
H. IL is Tar superior to most exhibitions of the
klno, ana deserves to be literally patronized
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SECOND DAY

BALTIMORE, June lsth.-The Convention met
at 10 30 this morning -''
Mr.. Church of North Carolina asked the
unanimous consent of the Convention 10 state
proportion for harmOnizng the question before
the house, that Mr. Gilmer would withdraw his
amendment, and that ne (Churcb) would then
Withdraw the latter part of his resolution leaving
simply a resolution referring the credentials 20
Committee on Credentials
Leave being granted, Mr.. Gilmer withdrew his
amendment, and Mr.. Church then withdrew the
resolution that the credentials Of all persons
claiming seats in this Convention made vacant
by the secession Of delegates az Charleston be re-
ferTed 20 the committee on credentials
The previous question was in order on the re-
olntion Of MIR. Church, and il was adopted
The Convention then adjourned till D. m. 70
await the report Of the committee
1t is thong ht that the report will favor the ad-
mission Of the seceders.
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To CONsrMPr1vRs

QheTK'S Cod Liver Oil JelIy,
This great specific for Cousum ptio Is fast an osr
oealng All others in its curative effects upon those
siilihGted with tnsercuar diseases. Prepared upon
robbed OF the nauseOus taste of the plain article il
Is received into the stomach in its Jellified FORM
and dgested passing into the small lntestines drop
oy drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nlhlng nature In overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy of Medicine
and recommended by the faculty everywhere, this
preparation is confidently offered as a remedy for
C9ns1mptlon and al ScrofulOus affections
Sold by Charles StOtt, Washington, and BY all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
. PRNF0LD, PARKER & MOWER,
NO. Id Beekman street, New York,
mar lo-5m Wholesale Agents.
PENHIRs;-Persons desiring Pennies will alva,s
and than for eTnhhnga st the Star OAhna cnur.er
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rSpeciaI Disnatcb N ~, s,,,1

BALTIMORE, June 10 To day, by unanimous
consent, Mr.. Church substiiu ted for his pending
amendment one simply referring the credentials
81 all claimants 20 seats Of seceders credentials
committee. IL was a square back down Of the
Douglasites upon yesterdays debated question,
and was unanimously adopted. The Convention
thea adjourned until S o'clock-Illinois with
other Douglas States, voting against that motion
The credentials committee are now considering
claims for seceders seats. The impression Ia now
general that all the seceders will be re-admitted
and satisfactory platform and acceptable nomi-
nations made. WDw
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IHE Bosom OF DEsTRUCTION is the fatality among
our young and middIe-aged to indulge excess and
influence to dispel the growing evil, Should read
da1i Hman fraty or PhysioI0Eeal Researehes 1t
trated) the causes and effects of local and vital dis
ease ana decay, pointing out the only safsty
another column. Sold by Dr. Barrow, 1874 BIeecheT
street, n. Y. Price Is cents. Sent free every
= Sold also by s. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington.
~. u ma lin
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Wreck of the British Bari Weedeeck

GLOUCESTER, June ls.-Arrived, bark Atlantic
Skantz, from CadiE May 3 In latitude 44', longi-
tude 32o, fell In with the British bark woodcock
Captain Jameson, from Carenaroon, Wales for
Boston, in sinking condition. Took Of the car
tain ard crew. and brouyht them here
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CONCORD. N. H., June 1.-THE Hon Edmund
Bruke writes from Washington to friend here
as follows:
Everyday expects smash-up at Baltimore
There Will be two candidates-Douglas and ,
southern man. shall not wait 70 see the row,
but leave Immediately for Western New York "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-19

HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTKRs.-Vigorous di-
sestlon and pure bile produce nutritious blood. and
nRetrlous blood a hea thy frame. Does the victim
OF dysPeptIe stomach and a disordered liver de-
sire 70 know how the digestion may be improved
the pile a I'd other fluids of the body purified! The
great restorative named at the head of this para
graph, VIII accomplish within a week this desirable
Ievolption IN the system. regulating the secretIons
aa the exc etlols, giving tone to the animal juices
Whlch dissolve the food, strengthen every relaxed
nerve, muscle and fiber, and brings the whole ma
cnheIy OF vitality into vigorous and heaithfu play
gIsts. " ~ IL 10 aost
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Monument of Thomas H. Benton

ST. Louis, June 1.-THE committee appointed
to raise funds for marble statue Of Hon Thomas
II. Benton have obtained the desired amount
Hosmer. -
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All Of Dr.; Humphreys q Co.'s specific Ho-
meopsshic Remedies put up expressly for family
use, In boxes, at Is and 81 cents each Also
IN cases containing % walls from 81 TO Ak
eachi VIII book Of fill directions For sale BY
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, $50 north r street
also BY F. b. Winter, north corner Of street and
Haze, for Internal and external inHammaYions 81
all kinds. Sold as above Ina q 10 vi
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MRS; WiNsLow, an experienced nurse and female
PHYSICIAN, mas Sooth!ng Syrup for ChiIdeH Teeth
ns which greatly facilitates the process of teething
oy screening the gums, reducing all inflammation
WIN aHay all, pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, il will give rest
70 yourselves and relief and health 10 your lnfsnts
another column. 10 III IA
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HARRY'k TRIcnpHFRnns

is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
hfying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. marl2sm
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LOCAL NEWS.

NcTIcr.-DIs'rtsf Of COIxmeta Advertisement
e b asserted in tAs BALTIMORE Sun are received
81 asd forwarded from THE STAR e1ses p 'ss--s,
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Financial.

NEW YoRK, June 19.-stocks are higher; Chi
cago and Rock Island 65k; Ill Central shares
So do. bonds 81; Michigan Southern 2o&;
New York Central 81 y; Reading 4Ok MI Il
Miss. Il Va. 6's ga
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N.w YarE M.rh.sa

NEW YoRK. June 10 Flour has sdvanced Sc
State IS I5a5 %; Ohio S5.55a5 IS; Southern Ss 90
as o.. Wheat has advanced lc. Corn 10 buoy
ant; sound mixed 64c. Provisions closed quiet
Whisky is heavy az 2ls2l &c.
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SroRM.-This morning, our city was visited bv
a heavy shower OF rain and hail, which had the
effect TO wash those streets and avenues which are
not cut up by the Corporation threnches, and to
cool the air for short while. The broke streets
are ofnamented with pools Of water and banks of
mud, and not very pleasant for pedestrians The
sudden stoppage Of the work in these streets since
the Mayors election leaves them in a very bad
condition, and they are particularly unpleasant
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Bou.x oy R,vra, rso,I s,o,. T.. a..

Houss OF REFreE-Editos star. Are there no
philanthropic citizens In Washington city who
have thought for the well being and future
responsibility and happiness of the rising genera
non! IL there are, why do they not take measures
Tor the erection Of House Of Refrge, for the In
generation for certain period Of the many idle
ana vicious Juveniles, Of both sexes, that prowl
about our city Especially the market-houses and
other prominent localities) committing depreda-
tons upon the citizens, and when arrested, tried,
and found guilty, are sent to the Jail or peni.
tsntiary, to keep company with the most aban-
doned and depraved villains, and during their
confinement are inoculated with all the vices and
schemes Of their tutors, and when released from
their servituds are proficient adopts in the rascal
lilies of their instructors and seniors Who will
be the first to move in this praiseworthy and
benevolent cause! MorHFR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-19

BOsroN, June IL The banks, insurance onices,
and many wholesale stores are closed to-day IN
observance OF the anniversary Of the Battle At
Bunker Hill. l Z
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DELIGHrFuL TRIP to Glymont, per Captain
Ryther's COM Portable steamer Phenix is antici-
pated by everybody connected with Foundry
Chapel Sabbath School, and hundreds of Others.
pleasure trip seekers The steamer leaves the
Eleventh street wharf tomorrow morning at Y
O'Clock; omnibus arrangements from the corner
Of and Fourteenth streets are admirably ner
fected; the celebrated Mozart band is engaged
and good dinner awaits the excursioDists at
Glymont Pavilion. Go and buy tickets at once
ard then refer to the advertisement in another
column for further particulars
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~ Al the CONGRESS street Church, Georgetown, by
the Rev David Wilson, of Baltimore on Tuesday
the 18th instant, THOS. :. KIM, former editor OF
san Francisco Bulletin, to Miss HESTER RER
former place. ~ - wiz
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OXYGRNA1Rn RIrrFRs

y, From the Boston Daily Evening Traveller
10 DYsPEPTICs We would call the attention of
those who are afflicted with this terrible complaint
70 remedy, which, from the modest way its merits
are set forward, might be overlooked by many IL
aIoras great relief and u.s. in almost ever instanse
CERTAIN cure: We allude to the Orygsadfed Bit
I1T-rS, Sold by MessTs. Seth w. Fowle AZ Co las
w ashlngten street. This is not heralded by a ma
oI uhneanIng certificates from persons unknown to
Ine pup &c, but few well chosen testimOn ais from
MieinOers OF Congress, and some of our first mer-
chahts ana city officers who have been cured by it's
use, ana whose names are familiar 10 every Bos-
tonlah' are sure evidence Ofits efficacy For dys-
Pepsla debility, and weakness, it isa most excel
le1t medicine 1t may be had at any of the apothe-
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
sale by IL; ID. Gilman, ). c. Ford, IT.. : p Waite
~. Stot, John Schwarze, Marin & Palmer Wash
lnston; and by dealers everywhere. je ls-Iw,r
h., Meyers MIRACULOUS VBRnlS DESTROYER
me OLDEST and best remedy known for oxterminat
Ing h,ts and Mice. Cockroaches Bugs Ants
MOSQUITOES, Fleas, Moths, Grain worms and Gar,
den Insects. " ~ ""i
UPrlncipsl Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
SOLD by all Druggists everywhere. ma l8-Sm
LYONS MAGNETIC pourprp
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CENTRE MARkET- notwithstanding the con-
dition of the Long Bridge the Centre n,arket
opened this morning with very large supply of
provisions Of all descriptions, and OF a quality
eduai 70 any market in the country. The numb
OF country dealers was not so great usual at the
opening OF the market on Tuesday mornings
But the licensed dealers were all at their stands
with apparently an increased stock of vegetables
and fruits In season. The demand was lively and
sales proportionately brisk
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H0NEoParurc Rv.vn,z.

LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
are certain Death to Rats and Mice,
Sold everywhere an e-Sm
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IMPORTANT To HoUsEKEEPERs.
Err. DURKEE a co.'s
SI1LsHOT AET0-A-

!. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a 9. SssSrtyfy.s
3, .. g sssSis 80 i ,'1 ss
sp1oss are slnest IN is;vs si sSq W. yssraa
,.'1, ls's: i5;j:!.
sn.,sp.w.s i5 PPu ss x e.. o. w.,
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MAYNARD'S
Iva CELEBR RATED
BREECH-L0ADING RIFLES
AND
8 H OF G Ms.
Per Minute, Is Rounds.
Sure at 1000 Yards.
- Weight emily Pounds
For sale by
HI SEMkEN,
= Agent for the Maynard Arms Company
Washington City. -a-

DEMONSTRATIONS.
Lieut. Gen. ScofT said ofthis Rifle: Tits the most
beautlful piece OF mechanism ever saw"
A.. Nj. BALL, Esq Master Armorsr at the u. 8,
hrmory 81 Harper's Ferry, says: 81 bel ieye IL to
be the BEST the VERY BEST breeoh- loading arm
in the world" tr-rI "
II; II. LockwooD. Esq. Professor of Field Artil-
lery and Infantry Tactics, at the u. 3 Naval
Academy in AIaPolis, says: 81 have now no hes
ftatonis prenouncing the Maynard the most re-
markable rifie have yet seen, and, az such we'll
worthy the patronage of the Government and the
Hon. HOWELL CoBB, Secretary of the Treasury.
says: "slnce the Introduction of this arm in the
Cutter Services, II has met with una ualifed an
probation, and the Department now taken m Oh
pleasure In bearing testimony 20 its great an "a
riority over all other small arms heretofore fur
nished it.p sla-E =
ED. sTABLER, Esq, HARDWOOD, Nd, says: .If INV
hunting days were TO be gone over again, three
times The cost osuld not induce me to d. pense
CYRUS BRApLY, Cooperstown, N. Y, SAYS; "For
q hunting purposes. Il unhssitanngiy sive youTs
the preference over all guns have ever Known y
e. w. Cook, Esq. Loekport, N. ". SAYS: UIn
taet: think they will shoot through anything but
IL For Information regarding sA;s 1 sy% .pgly to
-. Agent LOT the Maynard Arms Company,
10 ib-lW Washingt0n. n a.
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w . 2 ~ W O O DE-
STOVE .ad KINDLINs woSSD. 9 s.s & i 2 !
-: sss r !. .s, 5s = :; ia 80 iss a
MPNu ncnt s'da
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FouSp.5.Mr. A. B. Zimmerman received
sn ~ aisPasch this morning from relation
Pearance caused 50 much anxiety in his family.
and was mentioned In the "star,, Of vesterdsy'
10 la that city and safe. The little fellow hsd
relat ons. "s M
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liYoNS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermnates Bed Bugs Reaches, Ticks. Ants.
Garden INSECTS DC.
IL contains no Poison
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LEcTURs.-The Rev VIM. Hamilton. ID. d.
Will deliver lecture in Gorsuch Chapel Island
tomorrow evening, on the "Rise and Progress of
Methodsm in Maryland s@i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-19

= The OH SoLDIKRs.-The survivors Of the wa
oI lei2i Of the District Of Columbia, held thei
anhnal meeting yesterday afternoon In the Alder
isn chamber, City Hall, and reelected the OLD
onceIs Iof the ensuing year They also passed
lssoi1ton 70 assemble ON the morning Of the 4tl
% y9ly al the Arniory and IRE a salute In homo
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THROWING THINGS IN THE MARKET - This
morning colored boy. named Herbert, was ar
rested oy Omcer Chipley for throwing an egg in
the gangway Of the market, with which he be
sPattered the dress Of a lady walking there. i,
appeared that another boy threw a pea pod at
Herbert, and he, to retaliate, seized an egg and
threw It, Justice Cooper saw the act, and had
him arrested and taken before SQUIRE Dom. who
fped him 50 and costs - =
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The MONUMENTAL CLUB announce tn, ir eighth
annual picnic, at Arlington Springs, tomorrow.
See advertisement in another column. -
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BEAR IN MIND the annual pie mic of the yas,n
alostan Island, tomorrow. - :" -
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COLUMBIAN CoILE6E.-The literary exercises
lumbar College, will take place during NEXT
week, and are looked forward to with absorbing
interest. The anniversary discourse of the Evan.
geleal Society connected with the College will
De delivered by Rev. A. ] Huntingdon OF Viz
GINA, on Sunday evening, at the Thirteenth
street Baptist Church. On Monday evening, the
25th instant, the elocutionary contest for the Da
Wis prize medals win be held al the Smithsonian
Institution. The following evening, the ami
versary OF the Alumni will be held at the Thir-
tenth street Baptist Church, when an Grafton
will he delivered by Robert Ould, Esq of this
CITY. On wednesday, 9th instant, the annual
commencement exercises will be celebrated at I I
o'clock, a. m, at the same place.
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sse TIE FREE CoScERT ApvERrIsyugsr q
Ernst Loef1er In another column. -
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THE 0PE EE, HAT. just arrived, BY express.
: q NH HATS and GAPS IN abundance, e.
ssv sSs T. o,pos RsFE psi osss No 50
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LARCENY AND RECOVERY OF Goops This.
morning, Ofhcer Chipley, Of the Seventh Ward
stands charged with the larceny Of numerous
articles Of clothing from the residence of Mr.. s
DeCamp. After her arrest a search was made for
the stolen goods, and about thirty dollars worth
Of goods were recovered The prisoner was taken
before Justice Cooper, who committed her &c
jail to await a further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-19

DEATH AT TIE MARINE BARRAckS-Corporal
CATALAN, Of the Marine Corps, died at the garri-
son, after brief illness, on sunday He was
from the town Of Gilderland, Albany county, N
y, and enlisted on the 18th Of NAV 1857 His
ege was twenty-one years. He was yesterday
morning inferred with military honors Rev
Mr.. Norseli, rector OF Christ Church. delivered
~ sp9foPrsse and sfecting discourse,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-19

The TURNER FESTIVAL at the Park, Seventh
street. yesterday, was well attended by our Ger.
man fellow-cttizens and Others, who passed a very
pleasant day In the prosecution Of the amusement,
peculiar to that society, not the least Of which
the terpsichorian performances In the pavilion
and the gymnastics, At which the association are
20 accomplished. The entire day passed OF
agreeably with all present, and win be remem.
bered as one Of the good times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-19

:, MEhpiAN HILL-We understand that this de-
neAuuI locality situated on Boundary street, at
sne yoncnon OF Fourteenth street, has been leased
49, parties Of this city, and Is to be
Paruss, etc. Operations with a view 70 putting
me place IN thorough repair, embracing the Law
ing OUT me grounds, arranging Of shade trees
progressing, and pains are 70 De .ns,sd hs ths
PrSPrletors to make the place highly at,ractiv
and popular as a summer resort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-19

ODD FELLOWS HALL.-We can cheerful, ..
commend Thiodon's Art Museum 70 the rStis'
al large, as one OF the most entertaining ihstrnr
i've, moral, and noval exhibitions in the worI5
IL Is well worth the visits Of the most fashionabIs
OF our arr critics, and contains nothing whatever
70 shock the senses taste Of the most ions
seetarian. For the especial accommodation ot
ladies and strangers In the city, who cannot at
tend in the evening, there will be family matt.
nee To morrow, at o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-19

- ICE PITCHERS.
have inst received large lot Of VERY handsome
new stylesl ICE PITC uERS, that viii
ses,i e much lower prices than they can be
Ss c ,Sf s5 any e' ~ sss h
ma 81 = - ri "a UO6n 4
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MARRIED,

PENrIRs.-Persons desiring Pennies will aIy.,,
hnd them TOR erohhnke at the Star OAhna cnnr.er