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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

LATER FROM BUENOs AYREs.-The adj
vices from Buenos Ayres are to the 2lst
June. There was no change in the politi-
cal condition of the country, and the news
generally is without interest. The block
aiding squadron still occupied it's position.
Two small vessels hal left the squadron,
and their commanders had placed them
under the ordersiof the Buenos Ayrean
Government. There was also rumor
that other vessels of the blockading squad
ron had presented themselves to. the
government, but this is not yet positively
known to be the case. tr
1t was stated that the foreign agents
and reported negatively with regard to
the protection of their respective fellow
citizens in the case of the blockade, and it
was believed that as soon as this result
should become known, the arlning of the
strangers was very probable. # ~, .
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

o. A suit is now pending in San Fran
cisco, California, brought by company
of Cinnamon against one of their leaders,
for the recovery of large sum of money
deposited by them in the hands of the de-
tendant for safe keeping--he holding the
office of treasurer, &C., to the company.
There are no less than seven thousand
names appended to the instrument, as
plaintiffs all written in Chinese charac-
tiers, and then translated into the English.
1t is quite formidable document, the cx-
penses attending which must be truly
enormous. .-r-.. ..,.
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CORN, OATS. q FLOuR

IN SIUKa, AND FOR SALE = -
coo l., to suit purciiaSers-
eo OO bush. White and Yellow Com, jus, received
800 g Prime Old Oats
wv O bbls. Choice Family Flour, Fox, Letter, & Co
-oo hAtta super fresh ground, Of best brands,
for Bakers and Family use at lowest nri,.es
Al:o, a constant supply ofsuperior Family and Tx
ira super, put mp i'll Bag$-quarter barrel each. Inv
PAUL s BROWN, Water street
Georgetown, August 9
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MUSIC AGAIN!

ENfV NISicl Mother. leave thy dwelling; Lady
~ sx 49, mine; The Wolf; The old veteran; :
e1..i@S Sweet Lucy May; Katy Darling's tare,
wen; Home ofiuy youth; DO they mis- me al nome:
yes, we miss thee; My heart is breaking; 4 voice
from me waves My old Kentucky home; Ann liar
,p,. .neecha si"we; Mountain Maids invitation;
Ocean wave Quicksiep; Cameronian.. ounJyI,.
sunrise Sch"liIschc; The Polish girls dream; Ka,y
Earring Polk Fly-away Polka Vandalia Wal;Z:
M, WALTZ; Rainbow Scllotiischc; PassiHora
" a,-, Lone star SehotSche; Plume Polk Les
Hords du Rhine Make me no caudy chap,c,: Chan,
National des Cnoate.; The Smile; Italy; VARIATIONS
on il,y Daie, katy Darling. Love not, The Ginsy,s
Wild chant, Rosa Lee. Sc, &c. al
WlIER'S Stationery. Music.
aug and Fancy Store, 9th street
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

, O@Persons desiring the Star in Alex
andria can be accommodated by leaving
their names with ]. G. Cooper, at the
Fancy Store of w. B. Richards, No. 3
Exchange Block, King street. I-I9,iya
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

C. Great Britain has 436 vessels of
war afloat. or in ordinary or building,
carrying 1851 guns Russia has 10
afoat, carrying 1896 guns; Holland has
124, carrying l.646 guns: Turkey has
&c, carrying 1890 guns and the United
States have II, carrying 2,345 guns.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

" The large circulation Of the Star makes
it the most desirable advertising medium in
the District. It has more readers in the cities
Of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria,
than all the other Washington dailies COM
biued, -. '.-.. ~! .dIJ> 80 .' .Tf''s
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

A Il JOHN f. ELLIS STATIONERY &
IA FANCY STORE NAV be folud an .,ssortn,on,
OF DomIuoes, Chess, Backgammon, CIIdreu;s
Iames, Porte Monnaies. Seear Cases, Purses. Tray
e!mg, Fishing, Work, Card, and Fancy Baskcts
Fly Busters Vases, RazorS, Sirops Scissors. Pocket
Knives Tea Bells and Gomgs. all knds or pcrs,',, NJ
nv, In addition To well assorted stock of ta,ionrr
Music, and Musical Instruments.
aug9 Penn aro no, Oil - TO-,
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+ ATEPUBLICATI0N.E--,,r-1,,-.;,.

a. iher hours; by Charles I.ahfian-S2X
1he Way of Peace; by Henry A. Rowland
cents. ~ -
, open communion, or the Principles Of Restricted
Communion Examined and Proved tn bp In.sr;,,,,,
raj ana False: by 5. w. Whitney, A. M-y7 Z
Justification by Faith, by the Rev. Jonathan y
Steams, ID. D.-37 = cents. '''''i' L
b. D.-SI. .r.r. - ~ - dncf,
Liie and Letters of nr. oIm, = yos-sa
Journal of Bishop A>bury 5 vo,s.-s3
n,oheu Literature; by Br. SIrickIand-s0 cc,,s
lltOn, ID. DO cents y NV 'd'ieS HAM
60 ba az Last Work on Nncrch and Babylon.-
no,ne Pictures; by Mrs. c. w. Deuison.-s1
prices. o'o' '''"''oi' 'fio',>
foi sdie at CRAY & BALLANTYNE,S
ore Bookstore, 7ti street, near
us 80 OF Odd Fellows, Hall.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

VI, g. sffGtg Personal. .a,. -.L
Z. Thomas F. Meagher, Esq, is in New York
city, 30 )- .i'h ,3. g. ~
' - Julia Dean was playing, last week, at
Rochester, New York, to crowded houses. Fl
- John Brougham, the comedian. is
about to leave tais country for Europe, where
he will produce an entertainment called g Ten
Years in America e': "i
- Auguste Belmont, United States Charge
70 the Netherlands, is now in this city Hi
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

UIt is reported that the Mormons are
making prodigious efforts throughout the
North of Europe to direct emigrants to
Utah. Their object is to get sufficient
population into the territory to Justify it's
admission into the Union as State. II
is further reported that 1900 Danes are
on The eve of embarkation to the Mormon
country. ..a ''''''
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country.

LEGIsLATIvE Pay Comptroller Wright,
ofN. Y, has refused to pay the members
of the Legislature their per diem allow.
ance for the forty days of recess between
the regular and the extra session, al
though $4,000 were added to the appro-
priation bill for that purpose, aefgi
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER

WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.
Price S1.2J per annum.
WALLACE HOPE, Projectors of the Wash
ngtncity Erening Star, will issue the first number
of their WEEKLY STAR on the frs, Thursday in
September, 1853. T4.st s-.,- f.e,, .1-., -......l
TENS = % cents per single copy. To Clubs,
five copies for $500; ten copies for $500; twenty
copies, sl5.Oo; cash, inrariably in udrnnce. ..,r
The WEEKLY STAR will be printed on double
sheet, and will contain more information concerning
what may be going on in Washington than any other
ten newspapers in the country; also, interesting fam
lily and miscellaneous reading, &c, &c. The pro-
pretOrS aim to make journal which sliaI be abso
lutely necessary TO every one who desires to know
what the Government is doing, or contemplating, in
all its branches. II will be rich, racy, and rare
without FORGETTING its character as newspaper which
VIII be acceptable in every family circle. 8 .sa
The unprecedented success of their Daify Ercning
Star warrants them in Saying that their Weekly will
be the best interesting. and cheapest Journal of
the kind in the country. nc i,Ji tiia --rgsl
All orders, postage Pnid accompanied by the money,
viii be promptly attended to. Fractions of dollar
can be sent in postage stamps ..-, f.-..-.
Address,, rs... WALLACH & HOPE, ~.
.1lHG Il nsGea iPpprietpors of the Star, d,
.97ga7 u,.9f l-.s1c.,. Washington city, D. G.
a 20 POSunasters throughout the country author
iLed TO act as Agents. alta fr.t -..-......f,
&c C0inty editors giving the above three inscr-
iBnS, and calling attention to- it editOriay will be
entitled 10 twelve months exchange with the Daily
Erenins Star. si- = = aug ST
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

Ine Union, IN an aDie article, replies to
recent structures of the New York Journal
of Commerce upon the Pacific Railroad
project. The article thus commented on is
of great Importance, inasmuch as it indi-
Gates the determination of the powerful
commercial interest represented by the
Jour'aa to join the'interest represented 5y
the Richmond Enquirer in opposing the
scheme, which, up to this time, was not
expected. The Journal holds, first, that
the construction of the proposed road
will be detrimental to the interests of the
Atlantic coast cities next, that it will
be next to impossible at any cost to build
it, and then to keep it up across the i'm
mense deserts of our west; and, lastly,
the Journal scouts the idea that the pro-
posed work can ever pay, or, in other
words, that it can ever hold out induce
ments for the investment of private CAPT.
tai. We may safely endorse the Unions
declaration that what the Journal says in
this connection, is fair answer to the
argument Of the Richmond Enquirer, to
sustain the idea that in these times the
road can be built by private enterprise.
We repeat, this demonstration of the
Journal is a set back to the work not
second to that of the prompt attack upon
it coming from the strict constructionists.
The Union further trusts that Colonel
Forney will eventually take charge of a
democratic party paper in New York
City, paying that gentleman many well
merited professional compliments. 1T
The hatelligencer to-day is devoted for
the most part to news. ,-n--. ,.....g
The Republic discusses the difficulties
which Britain has met in her efforts to
suppress the slave trade attributing most
of them to the insincerity of Spain in car
rying out her professions in this connec-
ton. "e# aI !
The Clipper contains card of col
umn and half from MIR. Andrew B. Cross
against the Suns views on the interim
nable "Street Preaching" question. Ed
itorially, the same paper discusses the
Kossta affair, without shedding much
light upon it. l.utars .e
The Sun discusses the prdp riety of de-
creasing the rates Of (passenger) fare on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, holding
that the directors should look quite as
much to the interest of the city and State
in its management, as to that of the private
stockholders. ID '.' II III 3D. ....'
f.--r0 s.... r lam, +
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COLUMBIA TROTTING COURSE.
i." .7icrnndTia CorntH, piirsh Va
MATCH RACE FOR $2oo

ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. August OH. -.
~ O'Clock, there will I've TRo1'riNG MATru
for on, hundred dollars side.
One mile and repeat 10 skeleton wagons.
J. l.. Doty, enters 5. VI. sORREL FANyy. .,
Baltimore.
Geo. Nelson, enters n. G.. kENTTCk M Pa.
Both the above named horses beng ,cp iss M.
sport may be expected.
sl9S- Omnihus>fs will start from Browns Jl,s,I .
o'cioi and take passengers TO the race and hal
CfRUS MARTIN.
augS-2t Proprir,,v
4 RARE CHANCE TO ENGAGE IN A PROP
N TABLE BUSlNBSS.-Dne q; the l,es, ,,,rs
and fixtures of "A Bakery and Coniectionar, Es,,h
lislmcn. now in successful and profitable opcra,,os
Is offered for sale on easy terms, or c,chanrr TO-
city property, including market stands horS, and
carriages used in the business.
Also, a handsome House and Furniture for nm,
young gentle family Horse and family CARING ana
Harness for sale. Several first class building Ions
Tor sale, Inquire Of J.. SMITH,
Attorney AT Law, sih street
aug o-d near Penn. aNonu,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

I1nCO, would respectfully inform the Ladies'
of Washington and its vicinity. that he i. now
prepared TO close out at reduced prices his large
oIoCk OF GOODS. previous TO making his fail
purchases. Great inducements will be offered m
all who will favor Us with call aug S-eoa,@
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M A r RI En-

Al Boonsboro, Nd, on the Sd Instant bv the Roy
William Prcttyman. JOHN w. McKIM Esq., ri
this city, to Miss MARGARETTA r. PRETTY
MAN.
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National Guards. Attention

4 n Nationa1 Guards, Attention >
81 a meeting of the corps will he held al their ar
M 1T mory, (Island fIal) on WEDNESDAY EVE
IL II MING, the 10th instant, at O'Clock, for the
purpose of elcctng the officers Of the CORPS Per-
sons DESTROYS ooining the corps are invited to at
tend. so. -
There will be a complete uniform present for the
conpany's Inspection. T.. WHEELER,
aug 92t Spcre,,rv
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

UThe Philadelphia News says that
the members of the press of that city
have ga black sheep among them" and
gives him q tick ('.Aleck.'0 "Hit him
again, Mr., News, he's got no friends"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

rRYING DOLLS, Travelling and other R,,I,,-
~ Chiidren's india Rubber Long Coml> Rar,,,
Tricopherous, for the hair, Pa,iRs Cards. &c +,
door below r. aur eol,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

THEFT.-The N. Y. National Democrat
continues its depredations, upon the Star.
Its last theft is re-printing, without credit:
the.incident about Henry Clay and Mike
Walsh, which first appeared in the Star.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09
COLUMBIA TR0TTING COURSE,
.7ienandria county, Ia.
Match Race for 800

IN FRIDAY AFTEROoN. August I2ih. =,
~ O'Clock, there will he MATCH RACE ior so
a sde--one mile and repeat.
George Nelson enters Br. g. SCOTTIE 10 ssJ.
cton wagon.
ID. Brilncr enters 5. G. SORREL HIRAM 10 mi
key.
CO Omnibusses will leave Browns Hotel al
O'Clock for the race. CYRUS MARTIN.
aug s-d4t PrnMiptnr
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FUNERALS.

ITNllE subscriber l. prepared to Attend, at the shon
Il est notice, to any calls IN this line, and will
,pare pains TO render entire satisfaction la AL ro
may desire bis assistance IA performing the Ia,l NIB
ute of respect 10 the dead.
Ilearsc always ia readiness. Mourning Car and
Shrouds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave ~ call The attcnion n
the public 10 his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVES
which has been already tested in The families U SC,
eral III this city, TO whom he can refer a. 70
its efficacy in preserving the body from decompo,
ton for any length OF period.
AK 49,. j. w. PLANT. n street.
aug S-eOly bet. 9th and 10th street,,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

oSI.-Last night. IN The yicInrty a. the Cap
IL tol, PORTE MoNNAIE, containing ,um 81
monty which tu lose would bc seriously fClf.
SUITABLE reward viii be given II left at this cfict.
aIr g. 81
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

EA Strayed or stolen from the subscriber
bSFN Gray HORSE, blind in left eye. and one
fVG portion o! his name cropped The above
y u reward will be paid on delivering said
iorSc 10 CHARLES SClIUSSLER
Corner 9Th street and New York ayeuIIr.
alIa -pp2t "
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

NOR SALE-A Frame HOUSE and Lon. ON a.
Il south side of Massachusetts ayrnue h.,,,.a wv
9TH and 5th street Enquire OF WIN PAI,NFr "
Mr.John C,.nsadiHc's, Sd street, bciwccn q ana ~
streets to X. 6. Campbell, at the Timed S,.,.n
Patent Ofiicc. t.f aag a.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

NEW MUslc.-Hilbus & IIitz have
sent us 1.-The Polish Girls Dream" and
the :. Sunrise Schottische," composed for
the piano, by j. Blumtal. Also, "The
Sea Witch" song Of the sea, set to
music by WI WetmOrc.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

NJ Public SchOoIs-Sn examine.
uS ton of Candidates for appointment rs Teach
ers i'm the Public Schools will take place in the Al
dermen's Room, City Hall. on WEDNESDAY. the
lOtn instant, ut ~ O'Clock, p. IN. aug Sa
"a Attention, Cont In nj nj Qua rds
"a q You are hereby notified to attend meefin. Of
M N the company, on THIS Tuesday, EVENING;
II August 9th. at O'Clock. Ptnci,aI attendance
Is requested. By order: w. z. VENABLE
aug 9it* Secretary.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

A NEW JOURNAL.-We have received
the first number of the Daily Times, pub
lished in Baltimore, by c. G. Baylor &
Co. 1t presents fine typographical ap-
pearance. Mr.. Baylor is well known as
the conductor Of the Cotton Plant of that
city, weekly, mainly devoted to the
commercial interests of the South; and
We take it for granted that in his new
daily he will advocate views identical
with those he has heretofore urged. He
is enthusiastically devoted to his cause,
and being gentleman of character, in
dustry, talents, and attainments, he will
at least deserve success in his present
hazardous enterprise. %.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

pOARDING.-Mrs. REALJ. would be p,cased tn
- accommodate six Or eight gentlemen with board
and lodgings. Residence 4th street, between and
h streets. am, O
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

NO LARGE GENTLEMEN.-We have lust re-
l. celVed from New York lot of SHIRTS. with
without collars. running from y,ecn ia .ightrrn
inch, neck measure. The make aud fiji of tl,esc
SHIRTS are not to he eXcclled also Collars TO matc
the above articles al New York prices
NOAH WALKER eco.
an" 3-JI Under Browns Hotel
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09
TO THE LADIES.

VINliE Ladies of Washington and its vicinity will
+ l. please call on Miss +. &. GRIFFIN .i 10Th
street, between and h streets. where they can he
accommodated with PATTERNS of the latest
styles.
She will also give lessons in cuttin. and fitting
DRESSES by the simplest and easy method. Siy
lessons OF one hour each, for So 30 in advance.
aug 9-eo3ts
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CAMPHINE AND tTHFRIaL oJL

80 FOR RENT.-Thc COLT AGE flulsI
81 on OH street east near g street south Y =
e'Es-hand>omely located, contains clever rcGn.
mas large ward attached 10 II. and l. vciv cow
nient TO market and several churches. 4 lIp q"
omnibusses runs within TWO squares of n. EGf
moderate. Enquire of JAMES II. JONES. pofr Mp
premises. ,n, ID
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

70 The Maryland Democratic State
Convention meets at the Baltimore Tenn
perance Temple tomorrow.
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TNALLY-lIO GAZORS. warranted c,uniuc, 10
Il sale al LAMMONDS, 9Th >.re,t r,ar L.
aug 6-eo3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

SHIRTS made TO order and guaranteed IN fit. Of a
~ superior Pattern, at HOPKINS New Gents
Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between
National and Browns Hotel. aup a.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

IRREGULARITIES Wanted
- immediately TEN BHICKLAYERS at the Hos
pitiI for the inSanc erecting in this Di-trict. va
gcS VIII vary FROM 81 I'd ~ 80 per day, accord
ing to skill and efficiency.
T.. IL. NICHOLS,
aug 9-dlw Suncr;u,en,Io,,,
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ODD-FELLOWS' BALL.
Engagement Extraordinary
Mr.. GEORGE NJ HILL

Mr.. JOHN DIAMOND,
The prince ot l'aBcers, for three nirBts onh II.
unIivailed artlstc's style Of Dancing ranks INN
emncntiy above all rivalry. He will appear each
evening IN his Jugs, Reels, Walk Around's, limit
tons Of Locomotives, Drums, &C.
aug 6-.h
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

kNON SALE, for term OF wear. a colord
l. BOY. lie is an excellent Wait.r. vry sion.
and healthy. For further particulars rngurr ~
Mt. ALBERT ELLERl, No. 8, Gad.ly', Row,
First Ward. aug 6-f'
'HiREE-PLf SHIRT CoI.LARS.-LAMMuN
= on Ith street near f.. has received from NV
York, another supply OF those Collar.
aug 6-Steo
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C. n. MYERS. Gas.F;tter

NINTH street, one door from Pcnns, wanna ave.
nue., being practical gas filter, is prepared f.
III up CHURCHES, Hotels, Private Dwellings, Stores
&c, at the shortest notice. in the best manner and
vi iedsohdpe rrliiS. aiIg @ I'm
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

1FE INSURANCE, the only surr mr
- the dying husband may leave Ia support thu Hrt
oi his bosom and their tender off prIa.'' The u-
der>lgned asthc duly appointed agent oi The lIu
ard Lille insurance Company OF New York. Is ~
pared 10 grant Life Assurances and 10 grant or pul
chase or dispose Of anhuItlc> upon the mutual an
JOINT stock principle or Otherwise. The Howard ba,
guaranteed capital OF hundred aud Il n THOUSAND
dollars. All pcrsonS feeling interest in the nhlrl
proposed VIII be- furnished with book gralI, detail
in- i'm bref the MODE of eficctnc Insurance Al mr.
ihNited 10 examine the advantages proposed, which
er desiring 10 insure or not
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TALLY.Ho RAzoRs-ANoTBER SUPPLY

TALLY-HO RAZoRs -AEOTHER SUPPLY
E'NotGH FOR h.I.-Jtisf received a large mp
- ply of the popular TALLY 10 RAIoRS. go
at,t gross, of which have been r,iarIet ly rh' ~
scrncf, tirom whom YOU Will always get Ihr sc"""
fIGc'e) Ia short Time. Everybody shave Al b
,flnii's expense and with the truth at the old ada
wnat Is worth doing M all il worth doing well
Also, supply OF Shaving Creams sSoap. Brr'-h''
otf"fs. Tooth and Hair Brushes. and fancy ariI->
generally, AT Winners Stationery. Muse. 4 } a.
cy store, Sixth street, ons square from fcIm.A'"
ma avenue rg
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MISUNDERSTANDING

X ATTY DarliBg'> Farewell 10 hr,not; Come. tai
IN sail; The old Veteran; Do they MIS- M Al
home; Yes, we miss thee; Sweet Lucy MAY. SwiI
home. receive me; DE old churcliya AID; VI. hrart [.
breaking: Lindas gone 10 baltimore; A voice from
the waves; Aunt Harriet; My old k-niuyky home
&c. &c.
B,iUicm Pio,cs.-Nake me I;o rau,ly cIIapIct; tn.
smile; Chant National de- ChoaisS; Iiall; EIudr
by BcriinI: Variations on Love Not; Do. uu i.dl,
Dale; Flower Garden Schotische; Cam,Irnlau
Quadrillcs; Cradle Polka; SunrI~e Schriiiscir
Fly away Polka; Midnight Waltz: NaEGda Walt,
and general assortment always on land. Tn
Opera CHORUS Book jusi received AT
s.-.-- WiNER'S Staiiorciy,
Music, and Fancy StoH. 9TH street. srhare
If uor,l or
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ofhce on ID street, one door cal oi lUth e.
aug 6-eolm
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-09

Music, and Fancy stor. 9TH street ! suhse
aub north Of renusylvania avruu,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-18

THINKS ] TO MYSELF.

saw her again, but a few days ago,
When Kossuth came down to the city;
The name Of the lady never did know.
But, thinks she's uncommonly pretty,
,s,y4.,.,,, =, l,., --y ~ s,,s r And witty:
10 And clever, no doubt, as she's pretty
LeThinks to myself have seen her before
go. Fine face. and black eyes, and black hair;
But could not tell where as thought of it more
And hang me i'll could tell where;
-lH4 s1 VIZ, declare ss
'iifsdI could not tell how, when, or where. ~ p
But now both the time and the place remembe
remember her pleasing address;
Att certain hotel in the month of September,
We met in the doorway, guess; be
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Thinks /, she's the person guess. h
VI Thinks I, she would make a good partner fo1
-, 4 life NOV igadz. H.. IA .fTl r
But she's married or spoken for, s'pose;
Still, if that's not the case and if-I had no wife
Thinks 20 myself, I'd propose
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If it want for, all that I'd propose. ais
But I'm married; thinks / to myself tits pity
na I'm tied, and can not undo it;
Yet, thinks I, there's no harm in writing this
ditty, .a aer
=. Though tits we'll that my wife doesn't know i
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SO 'Tis well that your wife does'n know it.