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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Asin

NEw YORK, June 2I.-The steamship Asia
arrived here early this morning, from Liverpool
on the 9TH, and touched at Queenstown on the
10th.
There is nothing known relative TO the duration
Of the srmistice at Palermo or the progress Of
negotiations
A dispatch reporting the signing Of the articles
OF capltulaiion, coming via Genoa, had not been
confirmed
Garibaldi had constituted a ministry and an
pointed a Governor Of Palermo Garibaldi had
Of arms and ammunition
Attention was directed in the House Of Com
mons TO Mr.. Buchanan's message and the slave
trade. Lord X ussell pointed out the difficulties
and said that England had proposed 70 the United
states joint action TO suppress the traffic
1t is reported that France on the completion Of
the annexation OF Savoy will demand a rscos niuon
oy the whole OF Europe.
There are rumors Of large Russian and French
loans.
COMMERCIAL
Cotton-sales Of week a. ,OUU bales of which
spectators took 900 and exporters 500 bales; ali
qualities have slightly declined. but middline
and lower qualities have declined fully ID
closing very irregular The estimated sales on
FRIDAY Were 600 bales, Of which spectators and
exporters took l,iOO bales; the market closed
duil Orleans fair ~; middlings 6K: Mobile
fair ~ middlings .; pland fair 1 middIinps
STOCK IN port 800 600, including 1854 OOO bales
Breadstuffs Flour had advanced Cd. closing
az rs a3ts. Cd. Wheat had advanced Is a2s red
Tvs. ~ ais Whlte lis abs I'd. Corn had de-
clined Cd ais; yellow 33s a3is white 34s
provisions Beef dull prices are easier but
quotations are unchanged Pork dull but steady
Bacon steady. Lard steady, but more doing at
SIS sd a59s
General Provisions Sugar is heavy, and QUO
iations are barely maintained Coffee steady
Rice firm; Carolina 24s. ROsin steady AT IA I'D
Is 8; Spirits Of Turpentine duh at 3Is Sd
34s Cd.
LONDON Barring Il Bro. report-wh heat firm,
WIN an advance OF la2d. Sugar dull, and de-
clined Cd Coffee buOyant, with an advance Of
Ia. on nae qualities. Rice firm. Spirits of tur-
pentine dun Consols for money 81 \ a95 and
ior account IS Sa95A. Bullion-fbe bank had
Increased f1O,OUO. The money market was I'M
changed In rates but with an increased demand
THE VERY LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday-Tia QEeenstotcn.-Yes-
terday cotton was very duh Flour active with
an advancing tendency. Wheat steady Corn
dropping. Provisions quiet. Consols books
clOsedl 90 s. ASA ex dividend
The steamers Fulton, Europa and Kangaroo
have arrived out.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

~ AND OTHERS
Who are soon to return TO their homes, and who
would add to the comfort aid beauty heiT hOuses
are respectfully invited To our warehouse PennsyI
wanna avenue, Market space. No. 4 third door ca It
OF Ninth street here thew NAV 6nd frII and Con-
plete assortment Of
Elegant Wilton Velvet Carpetlngs, from sl.25 to
Rich English Brussels do. at from 90 cts.
t. 81 10,
Rich lmR e Three py az Ib~' to the yord at
PeRd roo T1a imported Double Ingram do
Also ali widths t1i,Iad 90; DO: al 20 to 6cc,
halls and passages, Is to IS cents
Also, elegant wide Oilcioths, for rooms halls pas
, sageS, steps, &c, which we cut out 10 order
Also, new style Cocoa and Canton MattingS.
Rich and extensive variety of Velvet and RrusseIs
r. Rugs and Druggets, in borders and by the yard
Superior a d very cheap All Linen Sheetings,
Real SILICA able Damasks. from 6-4 to u ( vida
a6Ie Cloths m al sizes, ga by "a TO 1874 by "a
Also, fowelIings, Toilet Quilts. and other Toilet
Goods, In pleasing and great abundance, very
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
y Our stock OF Tlch AMI appropriate materials for
curtains IS not To be surpassed, in point of ee-
where. We have FNO' "'
Elegant satin Brocatols, which are ncariy2 Yards
- wide, at from ~ cents to So.
Damask and Satin LANES, from 50 cents to So.
Extra rich Embroidered Tapestry, new article
Reps and turkey Clio. as, in embroidered patterns
, and by the ard, a. tstonshingly low prices,
Also, superb Emb Oidered Lace aud Muslin Under
CuTta rs, a. from l2t4 cents to So per yard,
And all the LOrniccs, Side Bands beautifully repre-
sentng fowers an fruits, with rich Centre and
Side Cords, and 'rassels and GimPs to match
In consequences of the advanced stage of the sea-
son, have determined to run off any of The above
goods at just about the first cost, and at prices
warranted TO be less than the same can be had else
All goods sold to ge to distance will be carefully
packed for transportation and sent off free Of extra
JIG I8-lOteO CLAGETT Il DODSON
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A RESOLUTION appropriate

REsoLuTIo appropriating money to defray the
expense Of repairing the arch on the west of the
Market-house and north of the Canal Bridge.
RsSolred by the Board of Aldermen and Bodyd Of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgstour,I
That the sum of seventy dollars, or so much there
oil as may be necessary, he and the same is hereby
appropriated TO be expended under the superin-
teDdence of T.. t ID. Myers and VIM King, (who
are hereby appointed Commissioners therefor to
repair the arch on the west side of the Market
house and on the north side of the Canal Bridge
and the Clerk is hereby authorized to pay the
same to their order, accompanied by the proper
vouchers tApprOved June 9, 1850
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THE VERY Latest
DefaIcatiou

RICHMOND, June 20 Edwin Robinson, Presi-
dent of the Washington and Richmond route
becoming involved. has voluntarily DISCLOSED the
fact, and surrendered his personal property TO the
Company, 10 whom ne is said to be a defaulter 70
a considerable amount. He now awaits an invcs-
ugatiOn. His cond uct in the affair has been high
ly honorable, and he is much respected
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

RESOLUTION in favor of Silsby & Co
Rssotred by the Board of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GeOrgetotrn
That the Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized 70
pay to the order Of Silsby & Co fourteen dollars
in full of their bill of 10Th of April last for flag
stone over well holes on High street Improvement
and charge the same to said improvement
Approved June Q, 1SG0.
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New Ysrk Markets.

NKw YoRK, June 2e -Flour has advanced
lOa5c and the market is excited; State IS 2oa5 as:
Ohio IS 6Oa5 50; Southern s. 6Oa6 90 Wheat-tbe
market is excited and bas advanced base Goa
has advanced lie; mixed sc. Pork closed quiet
Lard closed firm at lkaI2c. Whisky is duh ct
Ike.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 81 Flour closed steady:
Wheat closed dull and heavy; red 81 2sasl 50:
white 81 55aI so. Corn closed dull, unchanged;
yellow 65a67c. Provisions closed firm, and with
an advancing tendency. Whisky closed stead
at
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LOUISVILLE, June 19.-In the race TODAY ON
The Woodlawn Course, between colts best three
in five, stak es 81 0O0 Silverheels distanced Mem
brino Chief In the FIRST heat. Time 2.S5k
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CENTRE MARKET-Though the morning was
very pleasant, neither rain nor sunshine to pre-
vent numerous attendance at the PRINCIPAL
market the gangways Were unusually clear of
groups OF visitors, and the attendance of pur
chasers was comparatively slim. The supply was
ample and prices unchanged; but the demand
was light and sales inactiYe
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Ffunnef.l

NEW YoRK, June 81 STOCKS active and highr;
Chicago and Rock Island 90 X; Cumb Coal Co
l2H. Ill. Central shares 63k; do. bonds OF X;
.aichieaa Southern "a; New York Central 81 4;
Pa Coal co, SIS; Reading 4oX; Mo. o's sia; o.
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Fight AT THE MALIBY House. YEsrERp.y.


The American of this morning saws Another
serious difficulty occurred Yesterday morning at
the Maitby House, between the III on. Mr. Whitley
member Of Congress from Delaware and Mr.
Townsend. who contests his seat in the ConyYn-
ton, MI. Whitley having, in connection with
Senator Bayard, seeded at Charleston The dir
hculty orig mated on Tuesday night before the
committee on credentials when some harsh ner-
sonal language was used by the parties in the ar
gument OF their respective claims The facts of
the case, we learn, are as follows AT about i've
O'Clock yesterday morning, Mr.. Whitley entered
the vestibule Of the Maltby House, where Mr.
Townsend Is stopping, and took seat by the pas
sage-way leading TO the wash-room. At about
quarter past five O'Clock, Mr. Townsend came
down into the Office, and laying bis cane on the
desk, turned towards the wash-room, having to
pass Mr. Whitley on the way, but not observing
then his supposition was that he purposed an
apology to him for his violent language Of the
preceding evening. Whitley, however, struck
Townsend violent blow on the side Of the head
| staggering him by the blow, bat both being pow.
erful men they clInched, and Townsend sue
ceeded in dragging Whitley by the neck-tie
across the ONCE, both striking rapidly until
Whitley fell, with Townsend uppermost con-
| siderable blood being Ia full flow from both
parties. Townsend then shook WHITLEY with
some force, and said, :" Sir, | want no difficulty
with you, and IL you promise 10 behave yourself
| and leave me alone, will let you ups Whitley
replied harshly, refusing 70 make any promise
and still struggling.
The clerk Of the Hotel, who alone witnessed
the altercstion, the hour being early that there
were but few persons about, called assistance and
with the aid Of police ofcer separated the par.
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BOsToN, June 19.-ln Lowell to-day. BRYANT
Moore, shoemaker, aged about forty-fve shot HIS
wife and then himself Both are dead The
cause Of the act was jealousy
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Efra I'm 0hfo

CINCINNATI, June I9-The steam sav-miu Of
CaMron, Story Il Malone, situated In Storrs town
ship was destroyed by fire last night Los s25 600
insurance 81 900.
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a RESOLUTION in favor of Mrs. M NJ. Boyce
RsSolred by the Board of Aldermen and Boa,d of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetown
That Mrs. Nj. nj Boyce be- and she is hereby
permitted to have the water main on Road street
tapped in front Of her property, that the water
may be conveyed TO her premises outside the limits
of the town. provided that the terms and provisions
Of the water law are complied with and TO the
satisfaction Of the Water Board
Approved June 9, 1860.
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CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Cumba,
land county, Pa, is now open for visiters Mr.
r. j. Vlsscher, one of the proprietors will be al
Browns Hotel, June 2lst and 22d, from 10 10
a. =. m. ana rom TO p m. and will give such
Information relative to the Springs as NAV be de-
sired n J ~ ~
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ION THE WATCH! ,rrp-,or


members 81 Congress IN particular, cRd Citizens
and Strangers ia general
Just received, direct from Geneva over ono hun
dred WATCHES, manufactured by the most "
skI!ltui artisans, and which will be sold at Eef
great bargains. Warranted to keep the best(Zt;%
- be sold cheap, and Of giving general salts
faction. '
JNO. KULINSKI & CO,
je Is lot 800 Pa aV,. betW. 9th and 10Th sts
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Lyos's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Exterminates Bed Bugs Reaches Ticks Ants
Garden Insects, dc.
1t contains no Poison
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice
Sold every where. an 9 SIN

The BOSOM OF DESTRUCTION Is the fatality among
our young and mIddleaged to indulge In excess and
debaslng habits. Those who are yearning for some
influence to dlspel the growing evil, should read
Human Ffatly, or PhysioioEfcdI Researches" m
delneates In rtutd colors for II is beautifully ilus
tratedI the causes and effects of local ard vital dis
ease and decay, pointing out tho only sure safety
pdtrs-read the advertisement of "TTtssenuar" in
another column. Sold by DIR. Barrow, 1 81 Bleecher
street, N. Y. Price Is cents. Sent free every
d. G. -" ma lin
To CONSERVATIVES.
QHerts Cod Ltcey Oil Jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is fast so per-
oedlng all others In its curative effects upon those
ahicted with tuberoular diseases. Prepared upon
highly scientific principles of the pure OIL and
robbed Of the ns1seous taste Of the plain article.
without masuoahon, and is gradually dissolved
and dlgested passing into the small Intastines drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutriolous Properies, and thus assisting and sus-
tanning nature IN overcoming the disease APP
proved by the New York Academy of Medicine,
and recommended By the faculty everywhere, this
preparation IL confidently offered as q remedy far
Consumption and all Sorofulous Affections
Sold By Charles Stott, Washington and nv all "a.
spectable druggists. Price 81 per bottle -
fENIoLD, PARKER q MOWER,
No. 10 Beekman street, New York,
m4r Io-Sm wholesale AGENTS.
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LOOK oUT-There is nothing like glass OF
good lager In summer. such as one is able To Gel
at Emrich's restaurant; nor are his juleps aud
quality.
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The Cleveland and Pi,t,burs R.,Ir,

CLEVELAND, June l9.-J. N. Mccullough hss
been appointed receiver Of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad.
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ARRIVED at Carter's w harf, foot of Thirteenth
ano-a-haIl street, schooner Chancedony, Wroe
from Norfolk, with IS 600 shingles for s Norment
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FOURTH DAY.

BALTIMORE, June 2I.-The Theater this NOM
Ing was crowded 20 its fullest extent Not less
than 200 persons were present
Just after the opening prayer that portion Of the
flooring just covering the orchtster fell I'm with
loud crash. The particular spot was occupied by
TIE boiling portion Of the delegates from Penn
sylvavia and New York
fearful scene Of excitement ensued. Some
rushed on the reporters stand. and some Few to
the windows. Some cried Fight, fight" and
some " Fire, hre'n The ladies rushed 90 get
out at the main entrance, but generally showed
more camnesS than the ''sterner sex 4" who came
down, Pell nell, from the upper galleries Order
was finally restored, and no one being hurt, the
nall was cleared TO make repsirs, ana recess was
given for one hour
The Convention reassembled aud the Commit
tee on Credentials reported, admitting all the
Douglas delegates except those from Mississ ppi
In which case the seceders were admitted.
minority report was made I'm favor Of the
secessloniss This latter report Is now being
read The Theatre 10 densely hacked There Ia
an Intense anxiety.
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The GuARDHoUsE was unoccupied at an carly
hour this morning.
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LOCAL NEW S =.

" norgk TIE STAR - rrisisd on tks fastest
nssr y,sss ~ sss sosfS Of Balfincrs, IT'S edition
Is 80 large as 10 rsqri,s t 10 Be pxt 20 press at
ssrIy Aor,; Ad-sttssmsnts, therefore, skoHld BE-
sssi IN bsfors T,ssI-s o'cioek, "; osksrviss fssy
--st got syrsas x,fiI fks sezf day.
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On the 2ist instant, o. b. CHRISMOND, aged 6
months and IL days, infant son Of U. b. and Jane
Chrismond.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
has parents, No. COG Garrison St, Navy Yard, OF
Tomorrow friday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
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ties When Whitley arose he Immediately com
menced 10 search MS poo kets for a weapon when
Townsend remarked 20 the officer, a Be careful
be may be armed [" Not finding pistol in his
pocket, he commenced looking around the floor
Tor IL but Townsend frst got sight Of IL where "a
had fallen from tie pocket Of his antagonist in
the struggle, and seiZing Il remarked, Il will
take care Of this for the present At the tine
putting Il In bis own pocket Whitley then
was terminated
IL supposed that Mr. Towdsend will not fol-
low up the quarrel, be being opponent Of the
fend himself
We learn from the same paper thatthe personal
difficulty In the Virginia delegation has been
amicably settled
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STOVE and KINDLINe WOOD, Al the lowest
- - TIA w, "a. GAIT.
2s2 Pc. sy., between litA md 18th eta,
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OxYG ESATRD BITTERs.

SEE NOTICE of the Washington City Garden in
another column.
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THloDoN's MUSEUM OF ART.-This temple of
superior mechanical originality is meeting with
that encouragement it so richly merits All who
have witnessed the performances speak in the high
est tor"'o of this attractive and meriorio,s work
Of art And lis, in our opinion, one of the best
exhibitions ever offered to the public II swell
worthy of visit, and such we chcerfulIy rec
Ommend ii TO our readers
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MAYNARD'S
4'A CELEB RATED
BREECH-L0ADING RIFLES
AND
8 HOT MS.

For sale by
III SEMKEN,
Agent Jor the Maynard Arms Cohnpdnv,
Washington City.
DEMONSTRATIONS.
Lieut. ZEN. sCoTT said ofths Rifle: ut is the most
beautiful piece of mechanism ever saw."
A. M. BALL, Esq Master Armorer at the II. q.
Armory AZ Harper's Ferry, says: 81 believe il / /,
be the BEST, the VERY BEST bfsech-lOading arm
In the world"
Ii; ii. LOCKWOOD, Esq, Professor of Field Artil-
lery and Infantry Tactics, at the u. g. Naval
Academy In hrapols, says: "I have now no a j.
tattoo II pronounoing the May nard the INST re-
markable rife have yet seen, and, as quo h. well
worthy the patronage Of the Government and the
Hon. HOWELL COBB, Secretary of the Treasury.
seys: "Sinoe the introduction of this arm in the
Cutter Services, IL has met with unqualified ap-
probation. and the Department now taken m ch
pleasure In bearing testimony to Its great an e.
riofity over all other small arms heretofore fur
nished it," "
Ed. STABL1R, Esq, HARDWOOD, Md, say: s'If nv
hunting DAYS were to be gone over aSain thre
times the cost could not induce me TO di, pense
with Maynard Rife"
CYRUS brady, Cooperst1vn. N, Y, saws; "For
Al hunting PURPOSES, INTERESTINGLY give YOU "a
the preference over all guns have ever know -
u: w. Cook, Esq, Lockport, N. ". says: In
ahozen hem.ock"
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MARRIED.
DIED,

On Tuesday, the 18th instant, BY Rev. DIR. Pyns,
to Miss ALICE z. FLEURY, OF this CRY
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SILVER PLATED

ShyER-PLATED
- - 80 ICE PITCHERS.
have just received q large lot Of very han isome
new stylesl ICE P1TC az RS. that I viii -
eel at mach lower Pric - than they can Be
bought Tor at anyOther esfabilshment In this
city. Cali and zee. at33s Pa. avenue. ~
ma 81 ...----a - X. o. HOOD.
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- From the Boston Daily Evening Traveller
=, 10 DYsPEPTICs We would call the attention of
those no are afflicted with this taTrlhle
TO remedy, which, from the modest way its merits
are SET forward, might be overlooked by many. II
AFFORDS great relief, and al most every instan Sc
certain cure; We allude to the Oryg.nated BIT
res, sold by MessTs. Seth w. Fowle q CO. las
Washington street. This is not heralded by ma $
OF unneanlng certificates from persons unknown Ia
the pub Ic, but few well chosen testimon ais from
members OF Congress, and some of our first meT-
chants and city officers who ha been cured by its
use, and whose names are familiar every f3os-
tonIan. are sure evidence of its efficacy For Tvs
pepsla debility, and weakness, il ~ a most excel
eIt medicine. Ii may be had at any of the apoIhe-
cary stores.
Prepared by s. w. Fowle q Co, Boston, and for
sale by n. ID. Gilman, =. c. Ford, jr. :. b Waite
@. Stott, John Schwarze, Marin Il Palmer. Wash
Ington; and by dealers everywhere. je I9-Iwr
MEYERS MIRACULOUS VKRMIN DESTROYER
the oldest and best remedy known for Pxterminat-
ing Rats and Mca, Cockroaches Bugs Ants
Musq uitoes, Fleas, Moths g ram Worms and Gar
den Insects.
~ Principal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma ls-sm
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he DREDGING OF the Virginia channel of the
river is about two-thrds conn Melted SEVENTH foot
wide have been opened throug bout the narrowS
with depth on the shallowest part of the bar al
low water OF fourteen feet at half tide Of nearly
sixteen feet, and at high water of seventeen and
half to nineteen feet. The barkantine EnbraIm
Williams comes up at low water without touch.
ing, thing she never did before the dredging Of
the channel. The New York steamers come and
60 at all times of the tide
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ROBBERY PREvENTED.-On Tuesday evening a
family residing on street, between 10Th and Dist,
First Ward, was greatly alarmed by the attempt
OF some intending thief to secrete himself i'm the
house. The lady of the family happened to walk
into the front parlot at about dusk with no lig BIT
burning, observed a strange man there He
bee koned to her to approach, but instead of that
she gave the alarm, and was soon surrounded by
other members of the family, who advanced on
the intruder. Finding matters getting desperate,
the rascal leaped from the front window into the
street, and got of without detection He was a
tall athletic man, and had evidently designed a
robbery of the premises IntsHigenceT
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An ADMlRRR OF GOOD Music
WASHINGTON, June IS, 1850.

HE GOvERNMENT GRAss.-Mr. Editor: As YOU
are presumed to know all things and able to give
Information upon all things, will you be SO good
as 10 tell us why the laborers who cut the grass
the public squares in this city refuse to give n
to all poor white and colored persons alike, ac-
cofding to the former good old custom, and now
give 1t only to a favored few A CITIZEN
Ltrtng IN the nsighborhood Of Lot corner
Sersnh st. and PennS yErania arenue.
We confess we are not posted on the subject.
ana we publish Citizens communication 10 elicit
the desired information from the proper source if
his allegation is true
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III For information regarding this arm sppy to
! H SEMKEN,
| Agent for the Maynard Arms COMPANY,
! te l6-tW Washineton m y
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EDITOR OF THE STAR: The public will he
graf fed to be informed that orders will be imme-
dlate issued to the entire police force Of the city
to faithfully and mpartiaIly enforce the Corpora.
ton ordinance prohibiting the collection of
young men and boys at the street corners and other
points within the limits of the Corporation. A
good move from the right quarter, that will re-
ceive the thanks of the entire communitv
Washington, June 81, 1860. R
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THE OPERA HAT, Just arrived, by express.
. ss,pIAM IsMiER HATS and CAPS IN abundance. at
TRUNKS, THINKS, at SMITHS, N 400
Seventh st opposite Post Office, Is
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" o o D AoEpIeer. COAL
asa PA. Az, BRTw. llTH And 18TH Sra,
- go North side.
Mill an Wharf foot of Sevente enlh st..
ma lift Below War Department.
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forget that most delightful day may be spent at
Arlington Spring tomorrow, with the sunday
school and congregation of ~. Psul's Iutheran
Church. The ladies of this church know well
how to cater to the tastes Of their guests and
always give satisfaction. The steamer leaves the
wharf, as per advertisement, several times during