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A STAG CHASE

A L FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
-, Inns exciting amusement will come off on
THURSDAY next, July 2sth, and on the same ssy
every two weeks for the balance of the season
Firearms and Cur dogs not admitted in the chase
nor any confields TO be invaded on horsehack a
large number of hounds are promised.
jy 26-eo4w
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RUG BIZ ACADE MY.
Boarding and Nav School for Yornc Ia,

(CoTnsr of l4fh and K sfresfs.)
fINHE seventh Annual Session OF this institution
Il will commence on MONDAY, September 9Th
Inc number Of pupils being limited, carly appica-
uon Tor admission to the Academy requested The
prompt attendance on the day az opening is desirable
TOT ihose who wish TO distinguish themselves
circulars can be had at the Bookstores or Acade-
my. ~ Ss%pprSonS ""'
aug Leo nns.,,
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEMS.

Meetings for Ire Sufferers On Saturday
afternoon number of gentlemen from New
Orleans met at the National Hotel, for the pur-
pose of taking steps to aid the sufferers by yell
low fever of their afflicted city. Professor De
Bow presided, DIR. Ely acting as secretary.
when on motion of Captain Lewis, the meeting
adjourned to attend that summoned by the
Mayor At about 81 o'clock those gentlemen
and a number of benevolent citizens assem-
bled at the Council Chamber, where ex Mayor
chair. and Professor De Bow was appointed
secretary. The presiding officer opened the
proceedings very appropriately by reading
note from President Pierce. enclosing fifty
dollars for the object, and thus setting an e1-
ample which was followed by the Immediate
subscription of about eight hundred dollars.
Col. Seaton, Professor De Bow, Col "lider,
and J. NJ Carlisle. Esq. severally addressed
the assemblage in feeling terms, and on mo-
ton of the first named gentleman, the follow
ing committee were appointed to solicit aid,
which the Mayor is authorised to transmit to
New Orleans
First Ward-W ". Corcoran, c. St. John
Chnbb. DIR. William b. Magruder, VIM. Will
son. and James W. Sheahan.
Second Ward Robert Armstrong. VIM. F.
Bavlv. Lewis Johnson. John Sessfold. and John
T. Ennis.
Third Ward.-Wm W Seaton. DIR. Chas F.
Force French : Evans. Francis Mshun, and
Robert : Patterson.
Fourth Ward. NJ Carlisle, George S.
Gideon. Peter F. Bacon John c. MeKeden.
and Silas ii, Hill.
Fifth Ward-B E. French John P Ingle,
John Puriy. VIM J. Mcdonald and George
WatterSton.
Sixth Ward.-Gen. 4. Henderson. Robert
NJ Combs, Vim. Easily, James A. Gordon, and
Jas. CrandeI.
Seventh Ward.-Wm. 3. Randolph, ID. B.
Clarke. Or. Jas E. Morgan, Peter Nj Pearson,
and VI. r. Riley.
The committee have entered to-day on the
performance of their duties, and the Mayor
will thankfully receive any contributions that
may be confded 10 him for the relief of the
unfortunate sufferers. Such an appeal can
not but meet with substantial response from
the humane people of Washington and its vi
entity, and we trust that it may afford the de-
sired assistance to the distressed objects of
universal sympathy. now perishing from want
in a sister city.
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Ch~rch Akiey Again.-The colOred inhabi-
tants of this noted alley were again called up
before the Captain of the Guard last evening
for being noisy and disturbing their neighbours
ship, and this disorderly gang have infested
it for years. They are not quite so numerous
now as formerly, their ranks having been
thinned by the police at different times; but
still enough remain to make the neghborhood
disagreeabe
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= T. Kirby, Of Missouri, and E. Bell. Of Ohio

(LGfe Clerks in the Pension O6o,l
lave established in the CRY of p-..h;
Agency for the prosecution of Claims ao.;n o.,
the Government They will pay special a,,en,;o,,
to Revolutionary Pension and Bounty Land Claims
under the various acts of Congress iy "a ~
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Dangerous pkacs. For two or three days
we have noticed a hole about five feet long in
the carriage-way on 14th street bridge 1t is
dangerous to both man and horse. The canal
commissioner should have the breach repaired
Immediately, and thereby prev ent the break
ing of limbs, and, perhaps, necks.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-15

RailrOad B0c6ads.-The Saturday train of
cars which left Washington at 3. O'Clock, P
NJ, met with embargo about six miles this
side of Baltimore, in the shape of some forty
freight trains, which thoroughly obstructed
the passage. The cause of this difficulty was
the breaking of wheel of a locomotive at
taehed to the leading freight car, which threw
the engine across both tracks, with its front
buried in hill, breaking the locomotive in
pieces, and by the conclusion staying in some
two or three cars. No injury was done to life
or limb, although aprrehensions was excited
for the fireman, but he was soon seen creeping
from beneath the iron horse more scared than
hurt, and mounting the side embankment
looked bewildered on the destruction below.
The effect Of the accident was to blockade the
cars going to Baltimore and the same for those
coming to Washington. A couple of hours
were consumed in clearing the track, and con-
sequently the trains both ways was 50 much
behind time, creating fears at both ends of the
line that another horrible railroad accident
had to be gazetted Such, however, was not
the fact, We are gratifed to state. the worthy
conductors and other officers of the road having
put their shoulders to the wheel, and secured
a safe arrival in both cities, many persons on
the Baltimore side taking '.Shank's mare
and walking into town, rather than wait for
the removal of the distractions. Had the To-
connective run off on any of the declivities in
stead of running into the hill, we should GER
tainly have had to chronicle the killing of a
conductor, an engineer, fireman, time keep
er and few others. whose lives were only
saved by the place where the accident oc-
Cured
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Blu Hiding Lots for Sale.

NOR SALE.-A variety of CITY BUILDING
Il LOTS for sale IN various parts OF the civ
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be given Al
so Will effect Insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies. Inquire of
MHERI.E & WERB
aug 2-d3m Penn. ave. bet. ~ and 9th sts
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BOARDING.

1.-TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
Il board in private family from the North on G
street, north side, between 18th and 4h street. four
doors from the church of Epiphany. Gentlemen from
the north would he preferred. ang ll-2t
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RAR-IR0N, STEEL, NAILS, TIN, LEAD IPE
IL sheet Lead, Bar Lead, ard Tin Zinc Amer
can and English Sheet-lron, Bellows, AnIiIs. IN
right, Parallel and Chain wees and other Gn4ds ri
this description, which will he sold cheap.
f. WHEELER,
Corner 9TH and StreeIs
~ S-lm near the CannI.
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by ADAMS & CO.'S. EXPRESS we are ,bi.,
- morning in receipt of select assortmen, NJ W
riegated, Camine Tissue and Vltamar,ns pk a. prn
for working artificial flowers, ROSEATES SC an
so, few more of those magnificent Cryst,I paIsn.
and PAPER Mache PORTFOLIOS; Riding Wb;ns
Canes, Sc, at mo y Ely ShiPs'
70 rem. ave-, bet. 9Th and 10Th sis
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NEW MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE

NEW MUSIC al the MUSIC STORE
Ii Is better 10 laugh than be signing: Woman
Rights; Honest hearts and willing hands; IN prav
for thee; Postal Or the die cast; Ida Nav; Swee,
Mississippi; Maggie dear; Juney NJ the gate; Happv
BIrdlIns; Sisters Wedding; Willie NV brave; Rack
smith PolNa; Very Best Polka; Tip Top Polka: Ma
poieon Polka; Holiday SchOttische; Geranium do ..
Ihonghtless do; Snow Drop 90; United States prard
Waltz; West Point dream Waltz; Silver Lake
Waltz; Fairy Bells Waltz; and other numerous non,
pieces, in addition To a fine assortment of DuetIs
Guitar Pieces, sc. JOHN F. ELLIS
Y ID Penn. ave. bet. 9th and 10Th SIS
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pOARDlNG.-Mrs. BEALI. would be pleased to
- accommodate SIX eight gentlemen with board
and lodgings. Residence 4th street, between L and
streets. aug9
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TO WANTED.-A modern built HOUSE.
~ Tor small family, situated west of 9TH street
4s:.-ii desired IL would be taken for some time and
the rent paid promptly every month. ANY person
having convenient house, which they wish care
fully used, would find, in this opportunity. an excel
lent tenant Address "A h c. AT this office
aug ID
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w ANTS.

~ ANTED-A new BRICK HOUSE. for a small
w family, rent about 5000, to he situated north
OF Pennsylvania avenue somewhere berween e,h
ana i'th streets. Possession soon as possible
Address a not" to 'IIouse,' at this Office
aug 15-3t.
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The NIif0MIi Grants This new infantry
corps has fully organized by eleeting James
4. TAFT, Captain John III. Bird, 1st Lieuten-
ant; L. S. Allen. ID do Samuel Humphrey,
Sd do; and Thomas c. Lloyd Ensign. The
uniform is To he similar to that of United
on the beneficiary principle, each member be-
ing entitled to weekly benefits when sick or
disabled. We are gratifed to hear that the
Guards are getting on prosperously, and trust
that the next parade day will exhibit full
ranks Of the manly men of the Island
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-15

Rtot.-The residents of the southern Sec
ton of our city were much disturbed by riot
Gus persons during the afternoon and evening
of yesterday. Quite row came off, and the
officers succeeded in making eight arrests
The prisoners were on trial this morning in
the Central Guardhouse, but at SO late an hour
that we could not remain till its conclusion.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-15

Parade of tie German lagerS.-This fine
corps paraded to-day, making an unusually
excellent appearance, and marched to Beck
ardt's, near the Navy Yard, where they en-
gagged In target exercise, the prizes being two
beautiful medals. A charming band accom-
panied them.
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ITO LET-A convenient two-story Brick HOJrSE
i on street, between llth and 10Th streets. for
merly occupied by Mr.. Schad, as n tavern. II il
not the intention of the undersigned rent il again
for that purpose. and any good tenant can have il
by applying to JOHN WATERS.
aur l5I3t-
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FOR SALE AND RENT

AOAO 0AAL A4ND III Elm i.
ITO LET-A convenient two-story Brick HOUSE
i on l. street, between llth and 10Th streets, for
merry occupied by Mr. Schad, as tavern. II is
not the intention of the undersigned rent il again
for that purpose. and any good tenant can have il
by applying to JOHN WATERS.
ang l5-3-
EuRNITURE FOR SALE AND HOUSE TO
LEI.-fersons wanting furnished House, sit
nated In pleasant part OF the city, can obtain bar
gain by calling upon WIGHT & CROSBY, Louisi.
ana avenue, opposite Bank Of Washington. The
honse Is nearly new. containing seven rooms, with
hen ceiling, and IN thorough repair. The lot is so
DI ioo feet, with fruit trees, shrubbery, Sc Rent
s-W. aug l5-2t'
WE have fine saddle and harness HORSE
which we shall sell without regard 10 mice
NV '"i "e seen and tried by applying TO
G. T. MASSEY & Co,
Real Estate Brokers and General AGENTS
aug l5-2t '' 'e"''"' 'se'''S'
tOR SALE small FARM and delicb,fn,
~. 60 1ouNiRf SEAT, within seven miles from
on the Leesburg Pike, in n healthy a. ; situated
lcighborhood, 2H miles from the Little FaIIs Tms
Improvements are commodious and tasteful +, :;
"S vi me pleteSt o. acre farms in Fairfax county
IL mas all the out buildings requisite for n famI,.
am authorized to sell this farm upon very On ~ ts
u. i. MASSEY & co.
Real Estate Brokers and General Agents
aug l5-3t ms
ENOR SALE.-A great bargain NAV he ha / in
TWO new story FRAME HOUSES, in an
improving part of the city, few wards from .tb -
The lots are 100 feet by il feet 3 inches viii no
sold on good time. Apply 10
G. T. MASSEY s. CO..
Real Estate Brokers ant General Agents
aug l5-A '"'''
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-We have 70,
SAFE ioo acres of Prime LAND. four mile, from
the city. Ii is in high stale of culiiyation and ba
all IN" modern improvements requisite for comfor,
ana beauty. Ii Is on Rock Creek and has 40 acres
Oh frme Bottom Land. II will be sold low and
upon easy terms. The chance now for q safe in
EeStmeht is at hand. Lands are selling all around
Tor Sl"0 per acre. This Will be sold low and unon
very accommodating terms.
&. T. MASSEY & co.
aug l5-3t " ,I'i''s'
t"'f kENI-Two comfortable and conveniently
arranged ROOMS, 30 by 20 feet with ga tiy
lures and water in each, located on II STR, Of m, r
SiNth within fifty yards OF Pennsylvania oyenna
fehi moderate, and possession given immediat.Iv.
Apply TO JOHN w RIDEW
Hardware dealer, Penn avenue. near 9Th s.,
aug 1874 ,'A ''' -
E'ARM FOR SALE-A FARM containing e,1
acres Is offered for sale Ii is on the old Cross
ROAD, b, tween Fairfax Court house and Occaouon
Mills. The soil is healthy and easy of cultiyation
and one thIrd Is cleared third good timber land
and the other third i'm good tencibl timber For any,
particulars I'M relation TO H. enquire of VIM WASH
iNGToN, Barber, Capitol Hill. aug IL 81.
II oOMS TO RENT.-Two or three comfortable
~ ROOMS in one OF the most nIeasan, aud a. =;
raDle locations on the Island will be rented I'm rea
s0hahle terms to good tenants. Apply at
- BAkER'S Periodical Depot
B IL Near cor. 9TH st. and Md ave
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Tie Ner York CotunaBia Associati0u.-
Yesterday afternoon this fire company, num-
herring forty-six members started for their
destination, having sent the suction on ahead
and were conducted by F. McNerhany Esq
rs temporary president, and p NJ Dubant as
chief marshal, with assistants, the fine band
enlivening the streets as they passed to the
cars A cheering welcome await. them on
the route, and by the whole souled fremen of
New York. Previous to their departure, sew
eral elegant wreaths were presented to them
by ladies of Washington.
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= 600 NEGROES WANTED.-I will nav
CeOOO the highest prices, in cash, for 5000
NEGROES, with good titles slaves for life or for a
term OF years, in large small families or single ne
grocs. will also purchase Negroes restricted to re-
main in the State that sustain good characters Fam
HES never separated Persons having slaves for sale
will please call and me, as | am ALWAYS i'm the
market with the cash. Communications prnmptly
attend to, and liberal commissions paid by JOHN N
DEFINING, No. le, :. Frederick street, between
Baltimore and Second Streets Baltimore Md Trees
n front OIL the door. iy Soft
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Is" Tomorrow the Washington Light In
fantry will parade to attend the funeral of a
deceased member of that corps, Mr.. J. F. Mitch
ell, young gentleman we'll known and highly
respected in this community, who died after
a short illness of typhoid fever
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-15

The WOrnl-eatsn Ems Many persons
having complained of the condition of the
elm trees in the various streets Mr.. Maher.
the Public Gardener, desires it to be known
that they were not planted by him. The
worms appear to have taken full possession of
them, eating away the leaves, which fall
around as though this were the autumal sea-
son. The projection of tobacco juice upon
them might have been preventative, but we
learn that they are TO be cut down, and their
places supplied with better trees, as the best
remedy for the unumbrageOus evil.
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Take ~afHfRg Of the heat.-We have rec
orded but few fatal results by the effects of the
heat and the drinking of cold water in Wash
ington, but on looking beyond our bounda-
ries. find that other cities have suffered Sc
verely, and particularly New York. The ex-
traordinary number of twenty7seven deaths
deaths from sun-stroke and the heat occurred
in that city in one day last week This should
put people on their guard here, and make
them avoid extreme exposures
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-15

k''h kENI-Iwo comfortable and convenientiy-
Il arranged ROOMS, 30 by 20 feet. with gas fx-
rirS ana water IN each, located or str, ct n, ar
sixth. within fifty yards OF Pennsylvania ayenna
Rent moderate, and possession given imn,edatriy,
Applyto JOHN w RanEW
Hardware dealer, Penn. avenue, near 9th 81.
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mt "ANTED-A small HOUSE. with four
W.l or more rooms, suitable for small store or
and situated within the limits of ID and
ifih streets west, and and X streets north ANY
person having such place 10 dispose Of with or
without STOCK and fixtures, will address "a H. H.
W aslIlngfon City. with name and locality.
n. B.-A corner preferred. ans IL Nh
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Decentralization Gwin Woodland was
drowned near Fort Washington on the morn
ing OF the 18th instant. The deceased was 40
years OF age, and, we learn, is from Baltimore.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-15

Posi- OFFICE ROBBERY. "A man named
Foulkes, postmaster at Moultrie, n. Y,
has been arrested On the charge of abb
stracting money and letters from the
mails. At the time of his arrest he was
in discharge of his duties as grand jul
ror. He was detected by means of de-
coy letter containing counterfeit note.
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ENOR SAL E.-A great bargain NAV he ma I, in
TWO new two story FRAME HOUSES. in an
improving part of the city, few yards from 9Th 81
Inc lots are 100 feet by - feet 3 inches Will no
sold on good time. Apply TO W
G. It. MASSEY s. co.
aug l5-a ''
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~ ANTED.-A SERVANT BOY wanted, from
w l3 to ID years of age. Good wages for one
that can come well recommended as suitable for
waiting on family. Enquire at this Office
aug 1881
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The Preventive Of Mosquito Bites-The
following is the letter of Dr. Hereford on this
subject, to which we alluded On Saturday. A
subject in which many are now excruciating-
ly interested, it is thought advisable to pub
lish the whole of the doctors communication
in relation to the matter:
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WE have fine saddle and harness HORSE.
He can he seen and tried nv applying to
q. L. MASSEY & co.
h ne Estate Brokers and General Agents
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State Of the Thermometer-93 in the shade
at IL o'clock.
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w aNIED-Several smart, active business MEN
w 10 canvass New Publications Those baving
energy and perseverance, can realize from ~ 10 sS
per day. Apply 10 b. W. FERGUSON
Fowlers Building; 9TH ST., near f,
aug Is at Room g. Sd floor
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-09
Fifty Dollars Forfeit.

DR. HUNTER will forfeit $50 if failing to cure
L. any of secret disease that may come llir-
der his care no matter how long standing or af-
hicting. Either sex are invited 20 his private
rooms, IS North Seventh Street, Philad'a.. with
out fear of interruption from other patients-
Strangers and others who have been unfortunate
IN the selection of physician invited to call.
Through unrestrained indulgence
OF the passions, by or self-abuse the evils
are numerous. Premature impotcncy. inyolun-
tary seminal discharges, wasting of the organs,
loss of memory, distastc for female society, ge-
neral debility, or constitutional arrangement. are
sure to follow. If necessary, consult the doctor
with condolences he offers perfect cure.
READ AND REFLECT.-The afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting their health and
happiness, and in many cases their lives in the
hands of physicians ignorant of this class of ma
ladies. 1t is certainly impossible for one man to
understand all the ills the human family are sub
Ject to. Every respectable physician has his pc
culiar branch, in which he is more successful
than his brother professors, and TO that he de-
votes most of his time and study.
YEARS OF Practice, exclusively devoted to the
study and tire atment of diseases of the sexual or
gans. together with ulcers upon the body throat
nose or legs, pains in the head, or bones, mercu-
nal rheumatism, structures, gravel irregularities
diseases arising from youthful eXcesses or impu-
rites of the blood, whereby the constitution has
become enfeebled, enables the Doctor to offer
speedy relief TO all who may place themselves I'M
der his care.
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United
states-Price s. and SO per package. se29 "
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800 Book Agents Wanted

A NY good, active and intelligent man. with a
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s Every family should have
a CODy.73

An invaluable book, only 25 cts-MaR kH0Ic Mysclf
DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL AND
u HANDBOOK FOR TIE AFFECTED
Containing an outline of the Origin. Progress,
Treatment and cure of every form of disease con
tractcd by promiscuous sexual intercourse, by
self abuse, or by sexual excess, with advice for
their prevention, written in a familiar style,
avoidingall medical technicalities and everything
that would offend the ear of dcceucy, from tho
exclusively devoted to the cure of diseases of .
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To which is added, receipts for the cure of the
above diseases, and treatise on the causes, symp-
toms and cure of the Fever and Age, for twenty
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Box 1875 Post dAicc, or the Author, IS North I'll
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