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PUNTTCE STONE SOAP

This Soap, unrvacd for its erasve properties is free
from any caustc alka 1t scOurs the hands and renders
them soft and white. 1t acts like magic in removing
Writing and Printers Ink, Pitch Vamish Acid and 9th
er stains from the ha ds without the of oil alcohol
or other neuraZing 1t is equal to the pest
French p0ncc in quality and is sold for less than half
the price.
Manufactured by the Boston IYDExIcAL SOAP Co.
GEO. W. Stafford co. Agents.
(Late Stafford * Burditt)
mvl2 d2taN,GNy1w Suihurv etyaat postor
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ID IL b U G Ii A N S
HERB .SALVE.

FOR the cure Of Burns, Bruises cuts O99 Feste,;uo
Sores, Chopped Hands, Scdids Sc.
me subscriber mas received lot of the above yaua
renee. Mass ' Ni'i bAhi'' vi Law
Mr B@kR manufactures ii from the recipe Of the cee
oaeu DE- Isl CHAN and has used it in his own family and
given it away his afflicted nerhborS for ,aY y IAN, an"
hae {he cas TOT it have been frequent that he has
neen induced TO manufacture for sale Mir 0TIs u
BATES and others who have used il In this town saw maj
II rs the pest article of the kind they have ever used
frlce 70 cents per box. FOrsale by
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THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
For Females,
DIR. MATTISON'S INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE.
~ This celebrated Female Medicine possessing yir
tues unknown OF anything else of the kind and proving
eectual after all Others have failed, prepared from an
Indian Ilat used by the natives for the same purpose
IRON time mmemoria and for the first time offered
to the public
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is of the greatest value it will bring on the Dpfbv
SCENES ~ case of obstruction after all other remedies
OF the KIND have been tried vain This may seem in
credible but cure is guaranteed in all cases, or the
price will he refunded. - ~
"a PURELY VEGETABLE containing nothing in
The least injurious to health, and perfectly safe at ali
times Ladl 5, therefore, in of a medicine OF this
kind better - GEr1HE BEST Al instead of vast
ing tme and money in irving other things which are al
rays either unsafe uncertain and are therefore nee
warranted as is this GREAT RE, EDY.
yB fut uD III two ounce bottles, with full directions
parts of the country - 80
1S- Sold oniy at DIR. NTATTISON'S REMEDIAL
lNal TUE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. IS Union
street. Providence, X l.
CAUIloN.-Bv enclosing one stamp as above will be
sent lree a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN and
on PIRATE and Chronic diddieS generally also CIRCI
LARS giving full Information, Wh the most uRd0ujted
references and testimonials without which no adverts
ing ply stefan medicine of this kind deserving oANY
CONFIDENCE WHATEVER. ~ Orders by ma promptly
attended to. dTweoptf an55
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8allroaDs.
WORCESTER & NASHUA

lEs5s5zss--=s WORCESTER & NASHUA
e !..=.szzsssss.sa : ILRoAD Winter arrangement
= on am after Nov lst' 1855, Passenger
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills a H.. and AIS p
At Nashua, ali trains connect With the trains OF Con
cord Railroad where passengers take the to and from
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
A Groton Junction, trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with trains
OF the Ftchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
Vermont and MASSACHUSETTS and Cheshire Railroads.
For fulther particulars and connections with Other
l'P %d setfs Nov q W II BENTLEY sT n2gi
IsassFF757sssss7 BOSTON & WORCESTER
:ss5ssssssss5ARA ILRoAD. - SUMNER ARRANGE.
Tzze7 S-----2-s-:AENT commencing MONDAY ,apiH 25
PASSENGER TRAINS .eave for BOSTON, as follows:
Leave worcester at4 Steamboat $40 am l?45, BIS
mp $50 1910 Exp. The :, Z, $40 a. m and 4S0 p m
ana ~ 80 p m. trains from the Lower Station.
GG9@Tyi ~ So "a a m; a d'l3 q 2; M
Westboro, 80 iO.l2 a. m, l 90 SOP p m.
Southboro', ! IS 10 20 a m. $40 p. M
CordaviIle a 1923 a. m. 5.lS p.
Ashland 74S 1880 d. m. $40 ..
Milford as 10 a. NJ. $50 p.
Northboro'. I, 9.45 a: m. 4.2O D,
Framnghom, Steamboat, SOP, lO.45 m. "a, 400 Ex
SNatiSk. / I2, 1855 a, m: 5.45p,m.
Newton lover sT FaI is, {. p mn ss,aspm
West est S9iywton, 6l2 7gt p wor sl2 Ills wor,
Brooklne, 1910, 1870 S5, 49, 10 m. lis t25, 4, $780,
SIS 9 y.
lin connection with trains on Charles River Branch
TRAINS leave Boston, follows
For Worcester, at g. Ills, 800 Exp m. l.5O, Exp
4-3t, $50 End, D. m
Millburv, lis a, m. 439 p. m.
Grafton, 6, I Is ~ 80, 4.30 III.
WestborO, =, Is a. m, l.30. 100 p IN.
Cordavi lie. 3. !.l5 a. m. 49, 43O p. m.
SOuthboro'. 6. is a. m. I.30 80 p. III
Ashland 6 lis a. IN. 100. 4 30 D. m.
Milford, Ills 1870, i.3p D. IN.
Northboro', us a. m. l.3O, $50 p m.
Marlboro lis a. m. l.30, $50 p. m.
Birmingham, g. IFS, 800 Exp. a. 100, 3 Exp. 43O.
53UEXp.
Natick g. IT'S, 9,SO a. M. l.3G, 43O, pm
SaXonville $50 a. M, 5 p. m.
Newton, WoI, Ll5S " a, m -, l.3O wor., 1885, $780,
4.SU q, !. 9l5 p. m.
Erookne s73O, $50, sos II a. *l2lO, 2l5, *3l5
*6.l5 Ills, $50, p. M
Albany, +, $50 Exp. a. m. L30, 3 EXP. p. m.
New York, via Springfield, $50 En- p. a. m Exp. D. m
New York, via Norwich, $50 Exp. p. m.
IF New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 o. M Elk
press Trains stop only at birmingham.
sin connection with Trains Charles River Branch.
T. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Boston, April g. 1861. diff AMI
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ID Q V A L
~ OLD AND " WELL Elf KNOWN
PHOTO GRAPH GALLERY
JOHN Fl. VAIL,
Gus, ssrs 80 a Gsrsis E5s5 %s
NEAF Rs GH1Rlss M sTFEET'
NECTlON WITH ANY OTHER.
liberal bestowed for many years nast a. my Old
@ and G Rs
fitted up in the best and most costly style, and where
Ar IN and in ali he bnohes 1e
t. first class Artists, and at prices which cannot fail to
As import my Materials DIRECT fiom Europe, and in
quality Work than any other Similar af
in this City And as devote my undivided attention to
and the most prompt and polite f6 ,ttsntiPn
auls 6m 2ls Baltimore street >
OLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND -.
ANDREW E WARNER, - g
SILVER w4as Ii SSH a5LB 'in
YER PLATED faS Sa1l. asT'o,rs
siSs asS
cS Hsa e'Pfs Gs set v si
ehans epa Es saf5 G
sh Rn ep Psn. sssss B4oss
STUDS Gold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets Pins Ear
Rings; Hair Jewelry of beautiful designs, &C.
Also complete assortment of Best Quality Heavy Silver
Plated TEA SETS Walters, Ice Pchers Cake Baskets,
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands Casters Candle Sticks Pearl
Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons Forks, Ladies' FANCY
ARTICLES, &c. which will be sold the reasonable
Terms s20-tf
pOARDING.-SIX OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
Dcan have pleasant front with board and
the use OF warm, cold and shower bath Location very
trail Transient boarders accommodated and furnished
rooms let without board Apply at % NORTH GAY ST,
a few doors north of Fayete. auI3tf
TABLE CLARET WINE, just received, of the
celebrated vintage of 1851 full supply of finest quail
iy Table Claret entirely free from aedity Fer sale by
VIM WHELAN, - te
GTORAGE WANTED. On first floor of Ware
Ohouse No, ~ Smiths wharf, at low rates, by
4gst CHARLES PENDERGAET,
te26t 77smith's wharf
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aul1-tfr Opposite the American Office
r. A R LY
| FAN TRADE.
HAMILTON EASTER 4 CO.,
| Nos. 1919, 2O1 and 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just opened
PLAIN AND FANCY BLACK SILKS,
In great variety of Styles
Including some of the most magnificent quality.
COLORED DRESS SILKS,
Plain and fancy styles,
In extra, rich, medium and low-prced.
RICH MORE ANTIQUE,
In white, black, lavender &c, &c
ENGLISH PRINTS,
in colors.
Black and white anddouble purple
AMERICAN PRINTS,
ofchoice styles.
And will from this regularly receiving their
FALL APPROPRIATIONS,
to which the attention of wholesale and retail purchasers
invited. au6-tfr
> ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE.
o fl, law Two n ffAvE111Ne5 9gSEERs s.
SUMNER STOCK OF MANTILLAs,
which be cleared out by the LIST of August shall
on that day open my FALL STOCk. .,
jul4-tfr 22s Baltimore street, cor. Charles.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
WRoTH & FULLERTON,
IS BALTIMORE s1REEs,
Have opened full stock of new Spring Goods
prsing full and varied assortment of
DRESS MATERIALS,
EMBRoIDERIEs,
LINENS,
With complete assortment of Mourning Goods to which
they invite the attention of purchasers. fe28 tfr
ROBERT D. BROWN GEORGE TRULL
pOBERT b. BROWN CO.,
FOREIGN M fftfrfa iasr haE hsFP'Fs
45Hk g RAEHH4 EI ES HRssye CO.'S LINENS
EaSs hU EfEES Of Ee SosS DO
BURLAPS,
e ORDERS RECEIVED TO IMPORT Linens, MGs,
EANSl FANSl! FANSlil
Silk Linen and Paper Fans-a fine assortment just
ceived and for sale at reasonable prices, >-
Je9-t No. 40 Baltimore street, near Gay.
DIAPER COLLARS.
Parer Collars of all styles, at the lowest prices Also,
Je9-tf 40 Baltimore street, near Gay.
CAUzE MERINO, GAUzE COTTON SHIRTS
iee.tf - .- No 40 Baltimore street, near Cay
WARNS. KNITTING COTTON. COMBS.
W0sde hen GEo'h eIS eiep ra Rush Fsiumerv
je9-tf No 40 Baltimore street, near Gay.
DONTOOSUC UNION CLOTHS.
Blacks Drabs, Blues, Greens and Mixtures, in stor
fs28tf Prick, PHILLIPS co.
pARKER'S UNION CASSIMERS AND SAT
1pINETS in store and for sale by
fe28-f Prick, PHILLIPS & co.
S BLUE SATINETS.
IL 25 cases in store and for saleby
fe2S-tf FRICK, PHILLIPS CO.
SOCIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
in all o00r' in f SfeFe Rnf P fl Eff CO.
A RkWRIGHT FINE COTTONS.
n 90 cases just received and for sale by
fe28f FRICK, PHILLIPS 4 co. |
NATILLIAMSVILLE FINE BILE ACHE D |
fe28-tf PRICK, PHILLIPS h co. |
WAUREGAN MILLS COTTON, of all grades
w in store and for saleby
fe2S-tf PRICK, PHILLIPS h CO.
ROLTlEG CLOTHS.-Of superior quality An
R1chor brand, for sale at reduced prices by
B. T STARR d CO.,
fe2Gtfr l72 North street.
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.
anbIft lSSlRs.

1::;t THE SUBSCRIBER, by virtue of power
3iiI contained in mortgage from VIM Reisnger and wife
- to himself dated 2ih February 1889 and recorded
among the land records Of Anne Arundel county in ber N
" g. No !, folio COS will proceed o SELL, at pubic
Tpn; at the Court House Door IN THE CITY OF ANNAP
pdo, at l2ocock on TUESDAY, the 2Sth day of August
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situated in
sad county, being part of tract Of land called Sherwood
Forest containing 20i less with the i'm
PN thereon son Isting Of good FIR me DIV Ell
annapolis and Immediately til. Severn river 1t is
eHvaion and is probably the best land in the
oTe ms or other early rn and is remarkably healthy
T IN Two equal instruments in and twelve months.
fra payments to bear interest and to be secured sat
or-e WIN. BROWN, Mortgage.
- "w ROBF. D. MORRISON, Attorney.
BX EGERTON Il KEYS,
TO NON BALTIMORE GF
HoRSE AND CARRIAGE g.
N W. CORNER N S,B ia 4iEb SARATOGA STREETS,
"''''i''' CARRIAGES,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION '''''' S'''
PRIVATE contract
rages &c, viii FAKE PiACE EVERY Wednesday
mencing at IL O'clock
The undersigned have erected the above Establishment
have made arrang some Of the largest manu-
mep Fl me EEL Ea hS Sa sP
"1AGoNs, ia RNESS etc, always on hand.
is ment will give great advantages to persons
ing to purchase as the srctet rules win be enforced
% must strictly with the warranty given
o. ana Horses not warranted will be cashed
All Horses sale viii be exhibited at the owners desire
either to harness saddle, of which must be given
a. The time OF entering suitable vehicle will be furnished
50 All Horses be at the Bazaar by O'Clock on the
suO,lm EG"RTON & KEYS, Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

In THE SENATE, on Saturday, after we went to
press, the House bill to authorize notaries public
in the District of Columbia to take acknowledg.
ments of deeds and conveyance Of real and per-
sJnal estate therein, was passed
The Presidents veto Of the homestead bin being
under consideration, the question was taken
shall the bill become law, the objections Of
the President to the contrary Notwithstanding
and resulted-yeas IS, nays Is. g.
Mr.. Johnson, of Tenn, who had at first voted
in the Affirmative, changed his vote; and as soon
a, the result was announced moved reconsidera-
ton of the vote just taken.
The Senate having taken up the Post Office
bill, the question was taken on reconsidering the
Vote concurring in the amendment Of the House
OF Representatives, and the result was-yeas 81,
nays 49, 50 the motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Powell moved to amend the amendment
by adding provision for the abolition of the
Thanking privilege; rejected-yeas IL, nays %.
The Senate refused to concur in the House
amendment to said bill by vote Of yeas Is, nays
81; and the bill has therefore to go back to the
House -......
On motion by Mr.. Crittenden, the Senate re
sumed the consideration Of the House Joint reso-
luton reducing the price Of the public printing
forty per cent. The amendment of the Senate
striking out " forty' and inserting "twenty .fve''
was reconsidered and rejected, and the Joint res
olution was then passed it came from the
House
After the consideration Of executive business.
the Senate adjourned to O'Clock this (Monday)
morning.
In THE HOUSE no business of importance was
transacted, and the body ad journed until O'Clock
this morning.
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Prscssdinss Of rs.Day.

In HE SENATE, to-day, the only business Of
Importance transacted was the passage of the
Post ONCE Deficiency bill, and also the bill
making appropriations for post routes during the
present fiscal year.
AT LIZ o'clock, tue Vice President declared the
senate adjourned until the first Monday in De-
Gembtr next, taking occasion to thank the men,
bers for their kind indulgence during the session
In THE HCUsE, after the Transaction of routine
business, and the usual resolutions informing the
resident to ad ourn the pea ker
u IL clock, dc clared the House ad ourned until
the nrst Monday In December next, and IN doing
so bid them all a cordial farewell
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GEORGETOWN.


S"SsYoSosSssV 1"s csH
- 9BoRakrowN, June IS, 1850.
The annual examination Of the pupils Of the
several departments Of the Georgetown school
win take place on the following days, named In
the order Of time The female primary, Mis- NJ.
J. Good, teacher, on Tuesday, July 3; the male
senior, Mr.. Henry Craig. teacher, on Thursday,
July S; the male primary Miss A. Jewell teacher,
on Friday, July 6; the female senior, Mrs z
Farquhar, teacher, on Monday, July 9. The ex,
aminations will commence In the afternoon Of
each day at O'Clock, and we hope the parents
of the pupils and the friends OF our school system,
will show their interest and give encouragement
to teachers and scholars by their presence on these
interesting occasions. The annual exhibition and
distribution Of premiums will take place at For
rest Hall on "Wednesday, July IL.
Messrs. Busey Barnard, IL will be seen by the
advertisement In another column, are the agents
here for the sale of Fairbanks platform scales.
They are accommodating gentlemen, and our
readers will find their prices as reasonable as for
the same article elsewhere
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49, Com. Prentiss, L. :. N; Hon A. Ewing.
John G. Burch, Tenn, are at kirkwoods'.
49, Hon; w: l.. Yancey, of Ala, is the guest
Of ex- Marshal Hoover corner of Fifteenth and
streets
49, John B. Cough is about TO return from
England, and win probably resume his Temper.
ance efforts in this country
- Lieut.. Bond, L. 5. N; Prof Mahan, West
Point; Hon. w. F. Russell, ". Y; Gen F. Con-
merry and zen. Moore, Canada; Hon. ]. Preston,
y { Hon. ). 8. Marshall, H., are at Willards'
w. III. Russell, the famous correspondent
OF the London Times, recently met with Singh.
Lar accident As he was driving to his own door
In a four wheeled cab, he leaned from the window
TO tell the driver to stop, when the latter leaning
down on the same side to get the order, the
united weights of the two men overturned the
vehicle Mr. Russell was severely injured i'm his
right hand, and 1t will be some time before he
can write again. ~
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POLITICAL.

A CONSTITUTIONAL UNION MAN PRO.
"A poses the following bets with any gentleman
VINO may Tell disposed to take them. They will be
sooner taken: 1890 ~
S2O that Judge Douglas will not obtain the cleo
toral vote of A ALBANIA at the election in Noyembe
next and like bet of $50 on each of the othei
Sosthern Statff thus reg airing stake of $500
vote Of Louisiana at the election in November ne
SlOO that Judge Douglas will not be elected Presi
dent OF the United states at the election in Nove-
Dor next
$40 against s. 400 that Douglas will not carry
more than two Southern States more than Bell apd
Everett at the election in November next Ad-
dTes. through the Post Office, "Hardshell," Box
je 25-ltt '
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MIME Sofa CokeREssNEs AND THE B1r,ropr

MINNESOTA CONGREssNEN AND THE BALrInoRE
NOMINATIONS
WASHINGTON June 25 1850.
To tas DemocrGcy Of Minnesota
seioW-citlzens: rhe undersigned, temp orally
absent from home, take this method OF dscIa,ing
70 ven their entire and cordial assent in the Mat,
form Of principles adopted by the Conveption
Snlch nominated John c. Breckinrdge for Pres
ieent ana Joseph Lane for Vice President. and
tneir determination TO every honorable Effort
20 secure their election in the comm contest I'm
tnis determination and these efforts we invite the
StItn cooperation OF every Democrat in the
saw GEO l. BECKER
A. NJ. FRIDLEY
A. EDGERroN
FRANKLIN STEELE
Henry NJ. RICR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

THE BEST REFRIGERAToR.-In no Refrip erato,
yet examined have we found provision for VENT
latlon and removing moisture, combined with
refrigeration, except In the Polar Refrigerator,
patented By A. II. Bartlett. This Is admira bIy
devised for cooling the air, taking from il All
moisture, properly ventilatiDg the provision
chamber so that the flavor or smell of one article
saau not be communicated to any other. and AZ
the same time of economizing the fee These re-
suits are attained by making the ice cbamhe,
wedge formed, with the narrow part down Tbs
sizes OF the Ice chamber are of zine and are cor,
rugated so as to obtain the largest possible coo mo-
surface The Ice is introduced through the ton
rms door has hole in its centre through which
ar enters Tor ventilation, the air DESCENDING as IL
Is cooled by contact with the ice. The cooled air
passes into the provision chamber at each side
through openings, deposting all is moisture unon
the corrugated cold sides. The al then circnistes
among the provisions, finally escaping while the
moisture deposited upon the coDdensinU Sn,fscs
drips down the sides and escapes into = tronah
through the same trough the overflow of the
Ice water escapes but not until Il has ali
the GOODNESS II was capable Of imparting: for the
ice being placed only at the top of the Chamber,
tne whole lower part, up 10 the shelf on which
the Ice rests, is filled with ce-wat.r This ia ~
newed, the melting ice giving moderate stream
OF cold water, which sinks TO the bottom while
the less cold portion towards the ton 3ows over
aIntoug q mole provided there for the oyertio A.
Ihus this refrigerator not only coos and dries III
ar Tor ventilatng the provision chambers but
ESQ gives supply of ice-water, which can he
drawn on for use by faucet through a site,
placed inside. The shelves are made of yalyanized
1 1rS WIRE ne inside casing is lined with zinc
Inc space between the inner and outer bor il
packed, the packing being composed of charcoal
oust, which Is tbe best non-conductor Thess
refrigerators are made In the most Substantial
manner, neat In design and beautiful in finish
ana OF various sizes They are for sale by Bart
lev q Lesley, 426 Broadway, N Y.-JonnaI Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

Mr.. FIrzrArsIcx AND HIS NOMINATION 1T is
currently reported throughout the city that sena.
tor Fitzpatrick, who was placed on the ticket
with Douglas at Baltimore, intends declining the
Nomination. rrs
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F,sn FREE CQNCERTS!

u FREE CONCERTS!
hRNST LOEFFLER, Nero York areHpe, be-
tiretn LIST and III streets. would respectfully ~
state 10 the public that A CONCERT of&X&
SELECT MUSIC will be given every MON ~
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, az MS Pavilion. commencing at 5 O'Clock
aid ending at 10 p. m. Previous to the Concert
the saloon Is open to those desiring 10 while
away few hours IN the may dance, ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES. and every description
prices. "
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic pur
pos;s, are requested to give sday or two notice
je IS SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

APPOINTMENT OF DIsrRIcT ArroRxRYs-I.eon-
ard D. Marks has been appointed District Attorney
Tor the western district Of Louisiana, v,es John
IL New, resigned.
Alexander Campbell has been resppointed Dis
ttict Attorney for the western district Of Tennes
see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

SPECIAL SESSION OF THE sRNATE.-This morn
Ing, letters were addressed by the President to
the members Of the Senate of the United States
summoping that body TO meet on Tuesday, the
18th inst, at IL O'Clock, (noon,) for the dispatch
Of necessary business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

AUTHENTIC News FROM JAPAN-A CORES.
Pondent of the Hartford Courant writing from
hanagawa, April 14th, says:
ION the 10Th of March murderous assault WAS
made on the Prince Regent as he was proceeding
with his rStinue from his own to the Emperor' :
palace. Several of the Princes men were cut
down on the spot by an attacking party of twenty.
one men, and three Of their own number were
killed likewise by the Princes followers Shots
were nred into the Regents MORMON, and he was
wounded In two places, but not mortally In con-
sequence Of this affair, and of other signs of con-
spiracy on the part Of one Of the princes of the
royal blood called the Prince of Meto against the
present government, occasioned by the recent
changes In the foreign policy of the country. the
government has redoubled its vigilance to nut a
stop to the assassination of foreigners rs we'll as
TO protect itself against Internal enemies, last
week spent ten days at Yeddo, at Mr. Harris,
by his Invitation, going up his chaplain. and
when was there he had guard of twenty Y akin
nyinge, or armed officers, at his house Since the
attack on the Regent, his guard has been donbIed
as well as that at all the foreign Legations. Re-
sides this, we are honored here with a guard at
every foreign house except one. The government
has put up guard-house at our front gate. and
keeps the fakunyings there night and day When
We go out at any time we can have an armed
omcer TO accompany us If we choose new OF.
ncial from feddo, with his suite, has paid ms a
Visit to-day to see If our defences are all rightn
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~ wASHINTON LIGHT INFANTRY
US ATTENTlON.-The bats hon will meet
TO NIGHT, ~ az o'clock, 70 complete their ar
Ts1gemenfs for tie Wait 10 Fort Washington on
the 81 Of JuB.
IT. n L. ENNISC Gee
nv COLUMBIAN COLLE6E.-The Com
w meDcement Exercises for the graduation of
Tie Sepior Class will axe place &C the First Bap is
Church, ThirteesrIi st on WEDNESDAY. the
sIra Instant. 81 II o'clock Q. m The public are re-
specially invited TO attend je&-2t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

NAVAL lSTELLIeEScE The sloop-of- war Mace
DOMAIN passed out the Straits Of eibralter on the
Beth Of last month, bound for Portsmouth, n. n.
The sloop-of-war John Adams. at Angler
Island, Java, len that port on the Both OF March
for Hong Kong.