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SEVENTH STREET,

0hhNO oH 6NiNo ~ DVVAc AMI cdO0S.
m L. HEILBRUN il CO., "a
~ 500 SEVENTH STREET,
Nert Door TO Odd Fello,cs' Hall.
Have this day opened an entire new stock Of
Ladies' White and Black KID SLIPPERS.
Ladies' Red Opera CATERS and SLIPPERS.
Ladies' LASTING and MOROCCO BALMORALS.
Ladies' CONGRESS and LACE CATERS,
Ladies' BUSK1NS and JEPFERSONS.
Mems CALF AND PATENT LEATHIR BOOTS
Mems CREOLE and BUCKLE CATERS
Mems BALMORALS, TIES, and SLIPPERS
Boys and Children's SHOES, of all descriptions
Also, great variety of
TRUNKS AND VALIsEs,
Ali these Geeds have been bought with the late
fall in gold, and will be sold cheaper than ever
since the war.
All in want of Q good and well. fitting pair of
SHOES will please call soon at
L. HEILBRUN & CO.'S,
500 Seventh street.
P. s.-Boots and Shoes Made to Order and
Repaired. NH 3l-6tS
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NEW STEAMSHIP LINB.-In another column
will be seen the advertisement of new steam
ship line between Georgetown and New York.
The steamers have all been built expressly for
this route, and are officered by experienced
seamen. Freight will be transported with
care, dispatch and economy.
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AN 1HHUMAN ACT.-On Friday last some
white man left s colored girl on New York
avenue, near 4th street, where she remained
several hours in the RAIN, clothed only with q
thin frock. A gentleman living near took her
In and clothed her, and shortly afterwards it
was found that she had the small pox OF the
most viruent character She was sent to
Katorama Hospital.
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DEACAN NUTB-Five barrels just rsceiy and
4O5 Pennsylvania avenue.
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charging at foot High street, George a1kf&
town. Consignees will please attend to.Hs
This steamer sails for New York "Wednesday, 5th
inst Has good accommodations for horses
@. P. H0UGHTON,
Agent New York and Washington steamship Co
GeOrgetoHn. u. G.. April Sd, 1865.
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7 IMONs-Hifty boxes Just received, and for sale
IL by McKNEW BILL,
4O5 Pennsylvania avenue.
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PERSONAL.

"ANTEp-A limited mum Der of good looking
w respectable young LADIES to sit for Dor.
traits For full PARTICULARS, enclose carte de ysite
tif conyenient,l and address by letter, YOUNG
ARTIST, No. 452 18th at. ap 3-2t*
DERsONAL-Dear friend DON'T waste any more
L time or money trifins with Quacks. see DIR.
DARY. 499 7th street. at once. It will be the
cheapest finally. ap3.lm.
p CITATION IN OFFICE is, in ny opinion, re
~ publican; therefore offer myself as a candi-
date to the voters of the city Of Washington for
the Office of Tax Collector at the next June elec-
ton, subject to the decision OF convention called
to nominate city Off GERS at said election Presu-
nins am well known. 1 leave my claims to my
friends to be disposed of
m 3o4t* T. G. CLAYTON.
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NH 10 2awsw&ds WI. WALL l. CO., Aut
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FELLlD WOOD,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March -, at
O'Clock at the Auction Room, We shall sell about
l7O cords of Fellsd Wood, mostly Oak and Pine.
now lying on the farm of the late G. G. Grammar,
Sr., about four miles from the city, ON the fth
street road, east Of the second toll gate.
Terms cash BY order of the Trustee.
mN-d j, g. INQUIRE & co., Aucts.
R-THEABovE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY AFTERN DON, April S, same hour
and place.
ap i-dts J.C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
RYJ C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers.
VALUABLE, BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN.
STREETS, NORTH SIDE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 5, at s
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell, Lot No 20,
in reservation No TO- fronting 26 feet on Pennsyl-
vanis avenue, between Sd and A streets, and run
ming back l29 feet to q foot alley, improved
with three story Brick House and Brick Back
Terms: One third cash; balance in s and I2
months, with interest. secured by q deed of trust
on the premises.
VI 'A' '"''A NJ L. M. PETERS. Executor
mar25d J O. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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WANTS..

WAANI1D-By rsspe table Woman sITUA-
ence siven. Address bo1 ii Star Office. it,
WAtN1IIaEDAA X9hAE to cool wash and i!op
street. between iIth and l2.h streets ap st-
SRAMsTREss wANTED-,who can use Wheeler
III ID Ssn ..rees between apr' and Apply
w small steam Engine. Msntsd . No ICE ICE
sS sss ~ H. s.. s1d
w me men HOUSE 61kPiNTERs: to whom tse
Vice. Street Us 18th snd RPis ssh
WANTED-By respectable girl. a SITUATION
sts ss Shsm sdnsd dd9. n Searang honss or pri
WANTED-Two Dinine Room WATERS at
None sep ssus soaa
enceF. ap3
WANTED-A 6rlt class journeymen BARBlR:
- Sss: and and ssYk
WAMTTED-Bya respsctable vomau. sITUA-
old: Apply third house from corner Of 4 st, New
RoY WANTED who can set type; Car make S
- 70 % 'fsf wees soldiers Enveiops Gi s printer.
ap3 ST. Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 9th sts.
SIX GOOD SARREHTERs WANIED;aiAPIly. I1?h.
south, or on steamer u. webster. ap 3-3tN
qh. bs
ker's or wilcoxen's Sewing Machines, in private
Bs esn BE- SHsn Psae
address note to Boy No AZ Star once. IT.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A LADY Of re-
@ o f9F IN
apriyate family; To enc who is comsetsonst os lib
st setween w b aqEsd Inquire At
WANTRD-A good colored WOMAN to cook,
and tdGR 9 cbares 5@aI Hoe
Star Office. apl
WANTHD-s1,2 900 for two years at 9 per cent:
ssnpeaisss1gss sadFssssss 81. In ONCE
WANTED.At the Brannsn a9gse: NJ; 1929
ERs 1ea WATTsR aeod and STEADY hands vii
get good pay and steady werk. apl St.
g to do IL
Geson re- ls nmended. Good wages given Apply at S!6
WANPID-AW WOMAN to do the cooking wash:
fRs fssst: :. NJ: sSs
y. O.F1RMER and GARDEEER cf many years eS;;
Of m most rsable
will introducs him to any estsblishmsnt requiring
Star Office. apI St.
A GOOD COOK WANTED at 23s street
WANTED-A small FURNISHED HOUSE, in
w Washington or GeOrgetown.
m sl.st" Fourth Auditors Office.
An EXPERIENCED BOOK KEEPER AND
N Clerk wishes to obtain EMPLOYMENT for
two three unoccupied hours daily. Address
or call on J M. H.. 232 G st., between 18th and
INTANTED-A SITUATION As Teacher in some
W school. or would assist in Surveying: or is
willing to enter into business of writing and
count making. Address T. j. s.. Washineton,
NNANTED-Two SALES LADIES at 8. Hell
w LERS Fancy Store, "a Market Space, bet.
7th and 8th None but the best need apply. m3l At
VNANTED-To inform the public where MEALS
fornia Coffee House and Free Reading Rooms, No.
2>l Pepnsylvania avenue, between 10th and llth
streets, south ,ide, Washington. D. O. Country
and foreign newspaPers.kree Reading Rooms.
Breakfast, Dining and Private Supper Rooms.
Open from O'Clock q; m. to, II p m. Meals sent
quors and Ales At BILE prices. Lunch packed
in boxes for parties travelling, and others. Time
tables of all railroads that leave city
Also, Furnished Rooms. by the da7, week or
nEER SKINS WANTED The subscribers will
n Buetsn dove 1os Hs
street; 1eY ;s5ts satssorsstovn' D. GSAMsBuRe l. uRxRr
NANTED-EVERY PERSON TO GALL AND
w see the new lamp. One cent for II hours
light. Alse the heavy ended chimney that will
not break. Call and see them at 3l6 Z St, bet.
10th and 1lth. ml3-1mr
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.

R HRhhN q "ILLIAHs, Auctionsers.
NEW STORY FRAME HOUSE FOUR
ROOMS AND LOT. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 9th April, we shall Sell,
half past five O'Clock, in front of the premises,
on south street between A and 9th streets west.
Island-and the Lot on which it stands, it being
20 feet inches, by depth of l34 feet inches.
Terms cash. Title indisputable. All convey.
stamps, 500 will be required when the property
NH 2s d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TIE PLACE TO BUY.-Mr. J. ]. May, OF the
firm of May Co., 3OS Pennsylvania avenue,
days to New York. devoted to the great auc-
tion sales there, where he bought at the
s'panic rates" and for cash, q large amount OF
dry goods at prices which will enable him to
sell very much below anything offered here
for a long time. This is especially the case
with regard to his new stock Of black silks
and spring dress goods.
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ARANGESIIifty boxes 1ust received. and for
" sale by .McKN1W & BILL,
Successors to Murray l. Semmes,l
4O8 Penn. avenue, between ~ and 9th sts.
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ENGLIsH WALNUTS-l.0Co pounds Just 70.
MckNlW & BELL,
WhoIesaIe and Retail Dealers in Grsceries,
Teas. Wines, Liquors and Segars,
400 Penn. avenue. between ~. and 9th sts.
nh N-N
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htER SkINb WANTED THE subscribers will
~ pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS,
at their Bucksiin GLOVE Mandatory, los High
nov is.t RAMsBURG EBERT,
Nv PERSON TO GALL AND
w see the new lamp. One cent for IL hours
light. Also. the heavy ended chimney that will
not break. Call and see them at 3l6 St. bet.
10th and llth. ml3-1mr
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ENOR SALG-The
l. BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE
of the Great Summer Resort,
GLYMONT.
EAIR VIEW FOR sALE-VERY VALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE AND IMMEDIATE
p0SSESSI0N GIVEN


The subscriber having more land than he can
properly till, would sell very desirable farm ly-
I'M imm ediately upon the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, 20 miles above Geor orgetown, D. G. The
whole tract containing 569x acres Of land, which
will ff desired be divided to suit purchasers As
now divided, No: contains about $50 acres, most
ly under cultivation, upon which is q large Dwell
ling House, large new barn, hay house, and wood
house. hne apple and peach orchards in fu IL bear
ing, with plenty Of cherries and other fruits all
we'll watered. and under chestnut fences, having Is
or mere acres of Bottom Meadow" producing
$500 worth of hay yearly; barn now full of hay
from tho upland, eiven to the purchaser; also 20
acres of wheat in the ground, price $40 Der Are
No. 2contAins 8l6- 10 acres, upon which is large
Dwelling House and Stables with 80 or more acres
of bottom land. price $50 per acre. No is LARGE
and splendid peach orchard, of 2 acres 1925 trees)
price $lOO per acre, with 80 acre deld adjoining
In clover, price S35 per acre The balance is prin-
cipal!y In timber, large amount of which is oak
and eheanut: The whole, or any part Of the above
can be bou ght 2 great bargain. Persons desiring
to Rurs&Rff;s Ki RIssss Sia HsSress
or apply II person. st bis residence. ct the Unisn
ton AQueduct will also sell q portion Of INV
land near my residence. in lots to suit purchasers
LYOR SILE-A LUMBIR FLAMING An d SAW
IL ING MILL. with engine aud machinery aud
one Of Pages's patent Saw Mills. ell In csnplete
running ord or, with the Frame Building situa ted
on the canal near 9th street and Center Market
House. viii be sold cheap By sPP1Ilyi saPP1IlyinS S t.
n 2sM- NO. ea1 18Th street; Island.
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IPAIR OF MARKET HOUSE.

Sealed Proposals will be received By the subscri-
Der until TU1eDAY, the 4th day Of April next for
the repair Of that part Of the Market Hou Sc in
this town which il situated over the canal so "A
to at it for Q Fish Market, the work to be done
MENRY ADDISON. Mayor.
1855. m 29-dtApr4
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E'ISH MARKET IN GEORGETOWN FOR
Il RENT,
eealed Proposals wiz be received / y the subsori-
the renting, for one year from that date, Of the
Fish Market on the south side Of the canal, the
: : HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE. Georgetown. D. O., March %,
1855 m 29-dtApr4
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EOR SALE-Three valuable TRACTS LAND
j on the railroad between Washington and Bal,
Land On the railroad between Washington and Bal
timore, near Jessup's Gut station-one a, tract of
buildings. &c. and two tracts of 100 acres each,
with valuable milf seat, fine timesr Of hiiekory ie
and easy of access. For terms. hc, apply 10 JAS.
G, McGUIkH Il CO, Auctioneers. mh 3l-6t
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NAVY YARD.-The steamer Mohican left the
Yard On Saturday afternoon for Boston, but
ia going through the channel she grounded on
the flats, opposite BuzZard Point, where she
still lies.
The steamer Baltimore, Acting Master G. E
Mitchell, arrived Yesterday afternoon with the
Naval Court of Inquiry in the case of Commo. D..
dore Parker, of the monitor Onondaga, who, it
is alleged, when the rebel iron -clads receatly
came down the James river ordered his vessel
to steam away.
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A GOOD COOK WANTED at 233 street

WANTED-A small FURNISHED HOUSE in
T. F. CHASE.
Sl.3tt Fourth AuditOrH Office.
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An EXPIRIENOED BOOK KEEPER AND
N Clerk wishes to obtain EMPLOYMENT for
two or three unoccupied hours daily. Address
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w school, would assist in Surveying: is
willing to enter into business of writing and ac-i
count making. Address T. j. g.. Washington,
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EOR SALE-A RESTAURANT and BOARDING
Il HOUSE, within one square Of Penn'a av and
per month FIrpiture, stGs5 q liz pors
Brokers, Ger. Penn'a av and 18th st.
RJ ffty acre FARM, four miles from Wash
ngton, fair improvements, for $2,5OO. m 9-lms
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A SERIOUS FIRE PRRvRN1ED.-Yesterday
morning, a few minutes after III O'Clock, the
house occupied by G.. f. Kennedy as store
and by other parties as a dwelling, was dis
covered to be burning The alarm was prompt
ly given from box No IS by Sergeant Skippon.
The police and citizens were successful in
getting to the roof with hand hose attached
to hydrant and soon extinguished the flames.
Superintendent Richards and Sergeant Skip
pon, with a number of the Third Ward and
Detective Police, worked manfully, and pre-
vented any persons from entering the building
who were not known to them. The fire was
accidentally oceasioned by sparks from fiue.
The damage was confined to the roof and the
plastering of the upper story.
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VALUABLE CoTTAGE SITES NEAR THI
CITY FOR SALE.--We offer at private sale q
valuable tract of land, lying in tie county of
between shs old Bists1sburs @ road
SCI of the late John Q. Rves, Esq
The land is high and rolling, and divided into
eight beautiful cottage sites. commanding Q fine
view of the city This property is one of the most
beautifully situated for villa sites in the District
Of Columbia. For terms, &C., apply to JAS. O.
McRNTRR r. 90 Aucta mar TX
Evening star., 1865-04-03

LNOR RBNT-A HOUSE containing light rooms
Il on street, between 23d and 2ith. This is a
desirable residence for private family. Inquire
of JAMES FLANAGAN, corner 10th and SITS.
Evening star., 1865-04-03

LOB RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, containing six
- very pleasant and convenient rooms. Furni-
premises, Hollidge's Block, P street, between 4th
and 5th north b
Evening star., 1865-04-03

RUTLER'6 BALSAMIO MIXTURH.-This old,
- well known and entirely reliable remedy for
Secret Maadies, ID for sale By all Druggists. Price
81 per b0ttle. -.0' ian l9-e0ly,S
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A MS. has been deposited in the Museum Of
the Shakespeare House. Crystal Palace purporting IA
bc play written by Shakespeare. with marginal notes.
additions and corrections in the poets handwriting
This would be literary prize indeed. il its authenticity
could be established.
DR.. William Smith is engaged upon new
Dictionary OF Christian Antiquities comprising the
history installations archaeology. geography aud biog
raphy Of tho Christian Church. from tie time OF the
apostles TO the age Of Charlemagne.
Mr.. Hepworth Dixon, the editor of the (Lon-
dom "Athcnaum" who has obtained q somewhat un.
savory reputation by his caprcious and reckless crt'
cisms Of current literature has recently published
work on the "IIoly Land" which Is unceremoniously
handled by o cotemporary journal. I'm short. the
Holy Land must either be treated In scholarly and
revcrential tono not at all Mr.. Hepworth Dixons
position is such that might have expected the for.
mer method; no has, however. chosen the weknown
Catchpenny STYLE and against IL We have felt bound to
make protest y0r thS interests VI literature, the
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Books Received.

The Uncommercisi Traveller By Charlie, Dickens House
bold Ed,ioD) limo. PIP. f53. Sheldon l. Co.
American Notes By Charles Dickens vols. (iousehold
fdiiion.) Sheldon s Co.
Thou hs the Drst vi Little Children BY Samuel Ire
neus Prime. ID. u. Nrwisnd Enlarged Edition limo.
pp. ITO. Arson d. ,. Randolph.
Croqurt; Ths Laws and egul,on of the Game. By John
JsQues svo pp ~. A. Williams Co.
The Throne Of Grace BY the Author OF Tha Pathway Of
Promise" limo. PIP. 2s6 Robert Carter Brothers.
The Hid OF Homer rendered into English BlanA Verse BY
Edwsrd Earl Of Derby 2vols limo. Charles Serb
History England from the Fall Of wosey the Death of
Elizabeth BY James Anthony Froud., NJ. A. . vols.
l2mo. The Same.
The History Of Julius Crsar Atlas Maps to the First VOL
ume. to. Harper Brothers
Harpers Pictorial History Of the Great Rebellion. Serial
No. XI Alto. Tho Same.
War Lyrics. BY Thomas Ward. Svo. French Wheat.
Illustrated Life Services Marty rdom and Funeral of Abrs
ham Lincoln limo. Up. 29 I. b. Peterson 4
Brothers.
History tho Anti Slavery Measures In Congress by Henry
Wilson limo. pp IA Boston: Walker, Fuller, K
Co.
Reason Religion By Frederic Henry Hedge. limo. pp.
80. The same.
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fAdycrtiseneut.t

Coon BoOKs.-WoHks on Phrenology, Phys.
ioogy Photography. Iydropathy Psychology Aptcutars.
Architecture Gymnastos Food and Diet Fruit Culture tc
together with special list containing Physiological orkf
Intended especially for those who need them Send pre-
paid envelope addressed to yourself and the different cats
iogues win be sent by return post by FowIxR VILLA No.
$50 Broadway, New York The PHYSIOLOGICAL JorxHAs
fog June-30 cents-uow ready.
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| REVEREND SwIypIER.-Oficer

A REVEREND SwINpIER.-Oficer Syms OF
the Twenty seventh Precinct yesterday arrested ames
IT, Thomas alias John Ii. Velle, alias the Rev J. q.
W.ltou on several charges OF svindiing. Mr.. Henry
W. Douglass Of No. ia Nassau st., states that the
George L. Crooks editor Of TIE Mthodssf had autDor.
lied hn 10 ca upon the complainant and procure tn
sum Of SIS be at the same time represented himse
as tho brother Of Mr.. James j.. kins Principal 9th
Institute at Fort Edward n. Y. On the strergt.
II thess representations, tie snm he asked 10Y
was given him. Mr.. Douglass has since ieorneo
that all these approximations we're faee. IN
accused aiterward called upon tao M
of Lathrop, LuddingtoH Co.. where ne rtpresente
himself as late a chaplain in the United States Arm,
that re was short Of furds but that be al ntnlh
friend OF irn OF j. Wise a Go. OF Latsyette lnd
and that il the firm would advance him go TO erao q
him 10 reach his home N Indiana he would give them
check on that firm for the amount. In this case aso
was successful Justice Hogan commi'ted nun ior tth
IN default Of 81. OOc bail IN each case. The eecnsea
aged - years. native OF Washington county n.
aud claims 20 have been n missionary In tire army
the South There are several other complaints, sim
lar in char scter TO the above. pending against nim
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ENGLISH ROYAL VELVET AND BRussEI6
CARpITIsc Ut HRAx AsDgRsoSs No. W Bowery also I'm.
prral lhree Ply md dcublc-supeInns Ingram Carpets
greatly reduced prices Also Rus,, Mats Mating Floor Ou
Cloths all widths Window Shades all spring sylea
repch Embroide Table and Piano Covers, elegantly
6yursd Paror and Carase Msts hall the former pcs~
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stone, turf, brush; -melting into the landscape
as if they had always formed part Of it, but
with now and then a fash Of steel, or tap Of
drum, or a blast Of bugle from among them,
which reminded you startlingly of the purpose
for which they were there. In one part, too,
ranged in the measured lines of regular en-
campment, were real tents and real marq"'es,
where the Rhode-lslanders were fast making
themselves real soldiers under the eye 81 their
Quaker general"
We have no space to follow Mr.. Greene at
greater length iu bis sagacons reflections and
grsphic details in regard to this instructive
pe.iod of American history, tho narrative OF
which assumes new interest in comparison with
The more momentous scenes that have been I'M
folded in tie progress Of the late terrible Rebel
lion. HIS chapter on Tie "Campagns Of the
Revolution" abounds in animated and impressive
descriptions. TIE one devoted TO tho "Foreign
Element" has much novel ard valuable informa-
ton. and curious commentary on the intelec-
tual culture and tastes of the people at that time
is presented in the chapter on tho "Li.eratrre Of
the Revolution"
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TURKISH BATHS, No. l3 Laight-st., New.
York Honr.-Cantlemen TO M, aud to p. Lsdss
g . N. to p IN. "GIestesI Of uxuries' Try sss
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A brief treatise on the rules Of CroqNes, by
JonN JAoUEs has been reprinted RON the London
edition. by A. Williams Co. In Boston II gives q
full description Of that popular game. OF the improve
rents which have been introduced into the mode OF
playing and Of the laws and regulations which nov
generally received by the most skilful adopts in the
Amusement
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BROOKlYN ITEMS.

TIE NATIONAL DAY OP FAsTIyG-PRocLA'
NATION BY TIE MAyoe-The first OF June next AAvtne
been appointed as day OF prayer and Humiliation anS
being assured that the is approved BY the Cor
ernor OF the State i. C. Godfrey Gunther Mayor o.
the City Of New.York 10 hereby earnestly recommend
to y felov.ctizens that they will that day saspsnd
heir cutomar7 ayocaions Of labor and business and
unite in religious services appropriate to the onfi
OCCASION acknowledging the Justice and majesty Of tbs
Almighty, and their entire dependence on Hin. and
while bewaing the osuscs that individuals and COM
uunities have committed in the past. supphcsss Hin
TO avert His dsplsasure and cause peace, based %
GOOD will and good faith to be established among oas
people and States for al coming time.
c. GODFREY GUSrHER, Mayor.
Nf.~r
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FRIENDS YgARLY MEETING (ORTHODox).-.
Meetings for tansacting the business Of the Society
commence to-day in the Twentiethst. house near Lev
iugon.ave Public meetings will DO held Sunday
morning &C I0i. aud In the afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
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ATTEMPTED FYLovrous AssAuLr.-Esrly on

"Wednesday morning party Of dsorderly characters
cong rega,cd ON the Corner 81 Grand and Orchsrdss,
and soon became engaged in difficulty. As Omeen
Wood aud Corby Of the Tenth Precinct came up thcy
saw one OK tie party, named Peter Gray, pointing
nstol AT some one in the crowd. The officers arrese
hun and he then handed the pistol to John ktey WI
ran off but was pursued and arrested by Ofhcer Woo
ON reaching the station house the prisoner We
searched, ana in the possession OF Gray was FOUL
some burglars i'm Elements. Both men we're COMMITTEES
BY Justice STANDBY suspicious characters IN ds'aue
of 81 .OOD each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01
Dated New.York. 3lst May. 1855.
Myrr1No OF ruE COMMISSIONERS OP EhnoRA.

MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS OP Ehi0RA'
opAnos The regular semimonthly meeting Of thu
Commissioners OF Emigration wac held at thsr rooms
Castle Garden. yesterday. Mr.. verpiaack "a esded.
Alter the transaction o. some routine and other buss
refs upnportant The general public the board adj
,onrIed Annexed Is statement of the emigration ~
turns for the current year; -
Number OF Emisrsrts arrived to Mry n. 1853 .WI0
Number OF migrants rryod since to May 81, loe sW
r,.i .............,,,,.,..6,0o
To sane date in 1904. go.
1866. 1854 1858. 1854
Number % inmates In institu
ton Wsrds Islsni........ 80 Slo To .
B,lsuc. in bank January iSo5........... eTssS -
Aggregate receipts 90 May ?+........ <lt ,Ss3 OIL
Resd stree 20 Nay 81 for commute.
ton Of passenger, &c..... o''i% sc-io'~
Total. 80 ~
Dbur. per previous acct TO hay ~ w. i>sso
balance, +, Ran, s7a,3io q