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n IBL o,' G A r D E N.
ARos EaTERThssEaTs En- Tss''''
GARDLNs PROMENADE RE REEhESHMEMTs, ESD = EMS, &c.
COOLEST PLACE ,Sd pis. IN NEw1a y; 0hK CITY
Last ai. Mr. q JoHN III BfSs BRoUGaa fai"'n'
HstPs TtEsbhs d III EPRsTs jy r. t1 10 'i9 isSe
Doors open att O'clock 10 comnsnce at o'clock, with
Ar' bl'Os1cs06.l. c0.uEBts. ESIfst ssnile'aa' Of
a. H M mARk I u: King
After which
AOsioAF fkoMESGDE and Tl'si
Nile IHELEuR, the A YALE ' sIsi iii Mons wEIrHoFF
10 o'PePSe SEs y9 EhToS oSHRa; Boy farce Of
ByPoLLY MARSHALL, DAvlD3E, DAVENPORT, &c.
M&TisEEss M $ on SS WI6Sfs BAY and SATURDAY AFTER
On SATURDAY next. FARGWsLL HSs BENEFIT and las. sp
pearanee Of M JOHN BRoUGHAM
In active preparation magnificent scale, the Romantic
'p'' ALADDIN; O., THE wOSpEnrrL LAMr,
with great rssi, new scenery, gorseoo. dresses &e
r AURA KEENEs THEATER.
~ Lessee an Msnsser..........M Jo;sPH JsyrEhsos
s a TIA Baker Scenic i,s j. T. Hayes
Pronp,sr.. Mr. T. .. Cline.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
And EVERY HYESPSf ESRNfka 5'iE daISs H. tho week.
" - '' '''' AS'" Rs;ls;2S; RSasSs, entitled
Or,
YoUyG AMERICA JAPAN.
Wi.h New Musie by Thomas Baker
hagniheent Sc merry b, j. L. Hayes,
Dresses, Appointments &C., kc.
Characters by
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
and
A TALENTED COMPANY.
Aer the Farce the will be followed every even
S TYCooNi
Or
YoUHG AMERICA IN JAPAN.
PERsInMoNs fast youth OF modern times kept fast locked
by his father, which has tendency 20 make
him iaster ........,......M Mrs JOHN WOOD
THE TYCOON (addicted TO having his way putting his
subjects out Of the way. and bringing nP gay;
. . weId daughteIl NM ). JEFFEtSoN
K0EIAC 10 third eass sp e. djinn addicted to poker,
sort Of bottle inp-in fact, regular japanese Bo-
YOUNG coon "a relative of old Zip Coon ani nsphew Ty
CHAMBERLAIN siaster Of the ROD one Of which I. ways
In rictle for himsel). ...... Mr.. c. Goodrich
FLoXI deeper Of the halfway no in the clouds,
quenlly only halfway spiritl' Hurley
Guards, ~
ALLURA (whose father old Tycoon cannot
dssstefl match. Miss G. Jefferson
BEGOElA Ia nrclass spirit addicted to falling III love with
moTlals and receiving mortal rePuse)
Mrs. r. 5. Chanfran
MYRTlLLA "a pure spr ............Miss Hetty Wantn
PADDLE young lady retained ol the express purpose Of ad
ninisIsring pill Mis- lone Ba.As
Fairies ysm..
Attendants &C., &c
The performance win with the aughabe farce Of
BY YOUNG WIFE AND MY OLD UMBRELLA.
GREGORY CRlLLLE....................m MR. JEFFERSON
Doors open 1t 1t commencing at precisely
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Hhe Day Of Execution).
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ALBERT w. HICKS, THE PIRATE,
Who committed the Triple Murders Board the Oyster soop
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VIII open his Repertoire of Wonders
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THE
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A NOTICE TO LADIES.
IA FOR Ten DAYS LONGER ONLY.
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MANTlLLAS.ii
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Our stock OF LACE mANIlLLA5 aod POINTS
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Our stock OF SILK MAN1ILLAS
At about half usuai retail chAIge.
500 complete Ladies L TRAVELLING SUITS
At less than half price.
loo BAREGE and MOllAlR BUSTERS
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And the balance Of the iesson's stock
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miscellaneous.

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tndeI the personal supervision Of. .....,P Il bAhNoh
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SOODs TROM ALL NATIONS.

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Subscriptions received tor
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GEORGETOWN.
c~,s,rs.d..ss " ras ss.r .

GRoRsErewS, July %, lseo.
he Trustees OF the Geors clown PIE Mission
chapel have issued circular, In which they state
snst :. the Chapel has been, for the psst year, In
Tue charge OF Theological Students from the vir-
gina r r.. Seminary. The frsalts Of the years
snors are most encouraging. Four. meetings are
neto weekly, viz: sunday evening, Divine Ser
vice and address; Monday evening. Adult Bible
Glass Wednesday evening, Prayer Meeting; sun
day afternoon, sabbath school The number Of
iimines In connection with, and in constant az
tendance upon, the Chapel, is iO number OF chill
dren on the roll Of the Sunday school, I60; num-
Der OF teachers, IS fhe average attendance upon
each OF the meetings is as follows, viz: Sunday
evening service, leo; Monday evening Bible Class
20; Wednesday evening prayer meeting, IS; sun.
DAY school, teachers included, 125.
daily parish school, meeting in the rear
room OF the Chapel building, is attended by D
scholars, under the Instruction Of one competent
lady teacher. A weekly sewing school is sus-
tanned by the ladies OF the Episcopal churches
Constant efforts are made by the gentlemen Of the
congregations among the sailors and bostmen.
The means employed are preaching in the open
air, dstr button of tracts and cards Of invitation
to the chapel, and personal conversation The
attendance upon the services is constantly in-
creasing, giving evidence of growing interest
among the people. The prospects of usefulness
are most promising, though the efficiency Of the
work is much trammellsd. There is need Of an
ordinary missionary. The present system of sur
ply can be only temporary LaYmen are much
wanted as Sunday school teachers, tract distribu-
tors, assistants in prayer and open air meetings,
and visitors among the poor and sick.
he trustees, In laying this statement before
the friends Of the chapel, have underworld 20
bring out, as plainly as possible, the points Of
encouragement and duty They cordially invite
all to visit the chapel at any of the services and
satisfy themselves both of the necessity and partial
success OF the effort They hope that no further
steps VIII be necessary TO secure this missionary
work In our midst a large place in the affections
of the members of the Episcopal Church.
The rectors Of the Episcopal Churches have
called meeting of those friendly TO the chapel,
to be held on Monday evening, July 30, at
oco;k, in Christ's Church. The trustees hope
that ali who feel an interest in the work will b.
present, and inform themselves more particularly
OF the success of. the chapel Rev DIR. Butler, Of
Washington, D., c., Rev. Mr.. Dashiell, Of Rich
mond, Va, and gentlemen from Georgetown,
together with Of the Eps copal Churches
will take part in the exercises
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THE LATEST NEWS
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
Arrival nj the Huuxnriau


QvEsEc, July 20 The steamship Hungarian.
rom Liverpool on the 18th, bot bringing q ueens-
.cwn ,slesrans Of the 10Th, arrived here at n ..
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton ruled steady, with ssl., of ave davs
reaching 80 Geo bales
Breadstuds firm. Provisions Quiet Produces
generSiy unchanged The weather had been
favorable for the crops.
Consols closed at Us yaa3R
The steamship Asia had arrived al Liverpool
from New York
fsEcoNp DISPATCH
The Hungarian passed FARTHER Point yesterday
The - Lawrence Telegraph line was imperative
Ia the House Of Lords on the 18th, Earl Gran
Vile oppressed the belief that the troubles in
New Zealand had been exaggerated. In the de-
bate bate upon The SAVOY question and the policy. Of
England, participation IN the proposed confer
denounced
In the Hsuse Of Commons, Mr. Roebuck at
lacked TIE Government for prose, utng an unjust
war with China aud en- ouraging the opium
trade Mr.. Gladst lne denitd tnat the war was
unjust asserting that the treaty Tien-sn bind
ing. ana that 1 : ratncatlon was most important,
ne also stated that tue dnancal position OF the
country required attention, and proposed duty
OF Is I'D per gallon on ardent q irits The pro-
posal was agreed to
Sanguinary conflicts are reported 70 have taken
place near Messins, between the Neapclitans and
the advance guard Of the Sicilians The British
Admiral had quilted Palermo for Naples There
Were scarcely any but Sandman vessels In tie
Garibaldi had expelled Farini and two others
from sicily for a conspiracy Fsrini Is said 20
have bad full power from Sardinia 10 assume the
hte OF ROYAL Commissioners, as soon az the anne1-
The masSacres Of the Christians in Syria had
reached 500 to 500. The villages DESTROYED are
ISL The details OF the barbartiss inflicted on all
ages and sexes are sckening.
The ship Squantum, Of Boston, had been
wrecked near Bombay.
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Pennsylvania palittr,

WEsTcHEsTKR, July p An immense and en-.
thnsiasnc mass convention Of Republicans was
held here yesterday, and was addressed BY Messrs
Curtain, Hickman and Campbell. In the evening
there was brilliant torchlight procession, with
fireworks, by the Wide-Awskes of w estchester,
Philadelphia and neighboring towns. Speeches
Caney and Cheeseman, Of California ID was the
nrst demonstration ever witnessed In this county
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Further by the CITY Of " a,hIns,ou

Paris, July I7,-It is stated that private orders
nave been given to the French press say az little
as possible about Garibaldi
The appearance Of the growing crops IL favor
able Every Kind promises well, including
fruits -
slckening details Of the massacre Of Christians
in Syria had been received The general opinion
was that the Turkish authorities were acting in
connivance with the Drases and that the Goverr :
ment at Consiantinople, which might have
stopped the bloodshed on all occasions, left the
Christians to their fate
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Shocking Murder

TROY, \. Y, July 27.-Harison sherman, a
trustee OF the village Of Wate ford, Saratoga CO,
Ny, and trackmaster Of the X enssalaer and sar-
atoga railroad was shot dead in one OF the streets
OF that place this afternoon, by ma n named Vim
Nanderwerken. The latter, who was Intoxicated
ordered Mr.. ;. TO des q. from certain sidewalk
Improvements near bis premises. Mr. 8. contin-
ned TO 40 his duty when Yanderwerken shot him
In the breast. The murderer is in custody.
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DougIas Katificatio. n.,t,ns

TERRE HAuTK, Ind, July 2s-rhe Douglas
rauncstlon meeting here today was the largest
poiibcal gathering since 1856 The procession
was two miles long, and IL is estimated that over
2OUoO people were in attendance SPEECHES were
made by Lieut.. Gov. Hammond Hon W n
Beach, and Others The utmost enthusiasm pre-
vailed Tonight grand torchlight procession
Is moving through the streets
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Reception Of the ,hica.o Z,ua,.,.

PHLADEIPHIA, July 2e.-The Zousves arrived
here this afternoon, and were received by the
washington Greys, who escorted them through
the principal streets Of the CITY and then to Jones
Hotel. Immense crowds gathered on the side
walks to witness the perfection Of their driu and
marching. and the universal sentiment was that
Of admiration. President Brodhead, Of the Cam
den and Atlantic Railroad, rendered them an in
Vitation 20 visit the seashore esrly next week
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The Prince Of wales.

HALIFAX, July 2S.-There are more visitors in
town than was expected The city is already
OVERLOOKING. No important incident occurred,
except the notification that the Prince will lana
at eleven O'Clock on Monday. The Governor has
proclaimed Monday and Tuesday holidays. but
the telegraph Office will be kept open Tor the pur-
nose OF forwarding m, ssages to the Associated
Press.
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Alleged Fugitive slave Case an PhiIadelph,.

Phil GDELPHIA, July 2S.-James Valentine. a
negro drayman, was arrested this morning by
Deputy Marshal Jenkins on the superstition that
he was Benjamin Hurd, a fugitive slave On the
hearing II was proved that Valentine was a native
OF New Jersey, and has been resident here for
thirty years, and the case wat dismissed Valen-
tine was roughly handled when be was arrested
and has In consequence commenced legal pro
Seedlngs against the officers There lie great In
dignation among HIS friends
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Eycursfou

ST LOUIS, July IA parry Of seventy inter
national eXcursionists, composed OF members Of
the Press, prominent Agriculturists an others
rom the Canadas, arrived this sfternoon and
visited some Of the principal objects OF interest
The excursion was protested by Austin, Of tie
Illinois Central Railrod. in correction with the
Michigan Central and orher Yves e n roads The
party leaves for Iowa OF a special train this eve!
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Five Persons Drauned.

WATERTowN, N. Y, July y "A boat coutain-
Ing nve persons-Mrs ]. b. Priman and child
Mrs NJ Priman, Mrs. Jansoleel. and Miss
Louis BebaDd-went over the Black River Fails
az this place this afternoon. All Of the party were
drowned, and the body Of one Of the ladies can
be seen banging upon a rock below the Pals
Efforts are being made 70 reach IL
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NorCk TO WAsHlSerosIAss.-Those of our
IeIo~-cIuIens leaving for the watering places
anu e-se~nere should bear in mind that we do
Ho1 mai TIE STAR except after payment in ad-
vance at the rate of SIX cents Der month.