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THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER

w: ID WAILACH AND NVN III HOPE.
HANfNt' purchased The Washington CITY :. EVEN
. ING STAR will assume its future p,Ib,i,a,inn
from the present date While il shall b. sni,itcJ
ana thoroughly informed upon all subjects of
Pupc interest, II Will be conducted cu,i,cIy ;,,,a
pcldent OF party considerations and without fear
FAVOR or malice. II IN intended ma kc II
NSior iii Tie family circle. and absolutely ucccssorv
10 III Hit>dcing any description of business in The
i'sitict oil ColIimhii and its vicinity as we'll as 10
tlo"c at distance interested IN knowing urc,i.eJv
what may be coin" on in Washington, or What NAV
ne contemplated by any branch or in any depriment
or bureau OF the Government.
SubscrlberS IN Washington, GcorcCtoV; and 1Iey
airfa VIII continue 10 he served with the daily N;
Agent. V ' "''"'' ~ ''''
10 single subscribers by mail, for the daily the
price Will be $3.50 per an,Im. To clubs of len SO
each. @
The WEEKLY STAR" handsome double sheet,
VIII ne punished at ST per ann,m. Fractions of a
doiar may be rcmtted by mail in postage stamps.
Mall subscriptions 10 either edition to be paid in
variably IN advance.
The postage on all letters an, commune a,ions adj
dressed to the Editors or Publisher, of the EVENING
STAR must he prepaid.
me citizens of Washington, Georgetown and Alex
anda VIII shortly be called on nv agents who viii be
authorized TO take tie names and address of those
VINO wish to he served with. emplaticailv TIC Wash
ingon NEWSPAPER Of the day.
Inc EVENING STAR office is on street i'm the i'm
mediate vicinity OF lis junction with 18th street and
pennsylvania avenue, and nearly opposite the Irving
Hotel. II
Washington. J'dy5, 1853.
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LAW NOTICE

SIDNEH :. BANTER, late Attorney General OF
~ Virginia, has removed 10 Washington TO prac-
tee law.
He viii practice m the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, the courts of the District of Columbia
and attend To any professional business confided to
hn
EEE- Office IN Morrison'S building, on 81 st.,
between II nnsylvania avenue and & street.
References: Hon. !. J. Alien, Hon. VIM. Daniel,
Hon. Richard MoncuTc, Hon &. Il. SamueLS Hon.
George n. Lea, of the court al appeals of Virginia
To the Judges of tie circuit courts of Virginia. and
10 the Senators AID members of Congress from Viz
gnia. jy l9-eoly
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Washington Dyeing Establishment.

}. 7. RERk LEY, Err s, SCpItRER,
Pennsylvania G%ctc hc'"ccn 4h end 1864 ds ccts or
p1Sjte Sh0pL-, Iro!, UcN.
FbNiiE subscriber grateful for the liberal IN
l. tuHagc with Which he has been favored. hopes
by punctIai, personal attention la hll>uCss merit
an Increase. Particular attention is paid 10 iii" ,I.c
ing oi fine Br"%- Goods, Curtains Sc. hIso. To
dy"ng and cleansing" G"niirmcn'S weIiIn" apparel.
Persons having damaged or dt,tccd goods have
them r" C"iorcd i'll Iii" piece. ia lhiS branch he
feels assured that his mode cannot re surpassed
The subscriber has an improved mcthnd 81! coio!Img
and cleaning Grape Shdwi>, which, viii hc found "a
give entire satisfaction. Pcr,tI.> wishing Carpets
cleaned can iav" them done III thG k.'~t manner by
sending them before The busy season commences.
Il
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1.-THE happicst period of man S life,
IS, when he has a pretty little wife, one
beautiful child, more ready cash that he
well knows what to do with, a good con-
science, and not even in debt to prin-
ter.
JThe tasks set to children should be
moderate. Over eXertion is hurtful, both
physically and intellectually, and even
morally. But it is of the utmost impor-
lance that they should be made to fulfill
all their tasks correctly and punctually.
This will train them for an exact consci-
entious discharge Of their duties in after
life.
AJ~There is demand for laborers on
all the various railroads now making near
Wheeling-the Cleveland and Pittsburg,
Marietta and Cincinnati, Central Ohio,
and Hempfield. 1t is said the latter road
pays 81 per day.
~ The New Orleans Picdp.ne pub
fishes communication from Mr.. SlOo,
concerning his contract with the Mexican
government, from which we learn that he
estimates the expense of his undertaking
at only 100000.
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To CLEAN COMBS AND BRUsuEs.-We
have often wondered at the obviousness
OF certain simple recei pts, which have
ever after their discovery saved much
trouble and annoyance, but which we
never should have thought of, but for the
kindness of some good-natured friend
with treasury of these bits of household
law. For instance, the all-important
item of cleaning combs and brushes, on
which so much Of the ncatncss of a lady S
toilette depends. Our correspondent
" Mrs. l.. c." is wrong in saying, l" For
you know after one has given ones hair
a thorough cleaning, the brushes need it
as badly"
She should, as an invariable rule, attend
to this matter first, for in any other case
the more she uses them the more she NAV.
1t is usually a disagrceable task, VIC
know, with the splattering of soap an
water; but we can give her more Simple
rule. To enough tepid water to cover
the bristles, not the top of the brush, add
a few drops Of the spirits of hartshorn,
an ounce Of which may be had for six
pence at any apothecary's; dip the brush
several times, shaking out the water
carefully, and the mixture will act like
magic, leaving it clear and pure, needing
only to be dried by towel; no rubbing
is needed. Combs may be done in the
same way without injury.-Lody's Book.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER NOON.
By E. N. sTRATToN, Auctioneer.

(Pennsrcnia erc south side, bet. 9th and loth SIS
TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES At AUCTION
Il On THURSDAY. July 2o'h. at 61 O'Clock, p
M, on the premises, shall sell the west half OF Lot
No IL. IN square No. iii, situated on North % st,
between 9th and IN, streets, west, improved by two
substantial and neatly finished new Frame Houses
each ID feet inches by - feet containing SLY rooms
The Lot Is 100 feet deep, with an alley between the
two houses.
Terms: One fourth cash tile residue in equal in
sialmcns at six. twelve and eighteen months with
interest, secured by deed of trust
Title indisputabc. Cohveyancin. at the expense
of purchaser jy3 dis
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ROSENKRANZ PIANOS.

C==.sZt3 Just received. Two superior Instruments.
= o e ~ with and without The iron frame, from
the above celebrated manuactory. They Sc
iected, i'll person, from large importation direct
from the original manufacturer, and In superior
beauty of tone, delcacy of iouch and interior work
manSlip we challenge competition to produce their
equals These instruments we will warrant, if
Turcd, for any reasonable number of years; hIi'
Judges viii conccde that instruments like these we
offer need no better guarantee than * presented
first trial and inspection. They made express
ly for this market, heng vanished instead of polish
ed. All persons desiring to hea', see. purchase Il
really good piano. Will please give the subscribers
call.
We offer for sale very reasonably also, a superior
1--WE octave MELODEON, piano style, with the
swell attachment. Terms moderate. Second hand
pianos taken as part pay for new ones.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
HiLBijS & HITT,
Music Depot. Penn ylvania avenue.
south side, four doors west of 10Th street.
IL 2l-liM
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PORCELAIN GOODS.

i HAVE on hand full supply of PORCELAIN
Il GOODS, from the celebrated factory OF Cant
lldgc Co., such is plum white, gilt edge, grape
VINE, and fancy Door and Finger Plates, Number
Plates, MOuihpicccS, Door Knockers. Fancy Es
CutcheOn, Door Knobs, Shutter and Drawer Knobs
OF all the different fancy patterns; Porcelain Sign
Letters, several Sizes article superior far TO tho
gilt sign letters. both IA appearance and durability.
am prepared 10 nj up door plates at short notice.
of any patterns persons may select, which arc far
ncaicT than any article yet introduced.
f.. WHEELER,
jy 9-lmeo Opposite Browns Ilotc.
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Plumbing and Gas-Fitting establishments

~ NJ. NO'HN sue, hffHcCH 3h ami lnfh SIS.
LNDWARD II. BOTELER respectfully informs
- The citizens Oi Washington aud it, vicinity tina,
he + prepared To undertake every description at
work III his line He has lately added 10 his csiab-
llSiilcnt several superior wnrhnrn, from the Ccc-
DRAFTED establishment Oi the STATIONS Brothers. Phil
adcipma All per-"ns having GAS-FIT'fiNG done.
may rely on having II executed i'll the best of STYLE
and on the most moderate terms.
T.. NJ i. would recommend PERSONS about build
iGg 10 have their PLUMBING done NJ AN early ne
nod preparatory 10 the projected water works com
ing INTO operation. BY this means they will effect Il
saving OF cost, and also, many Inconvenience.
~ 20 Iw
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House Furnishing Goods,

STtII AZ AMERICAN and EngIsh Knives and Forks,
~ (Which took the premium II The late FaIr,l fine
Plated Dining and Dish Forks, Table and Tea
Spoon, tprenliIIm.) Alfalfa Tea and Table Spoons,
CarvcrS and Forks, Stecls, Butter Knives, SC;
Brass and Plated CandleStickS, Family GrindStnnes,
Tea Trays, Hand Walters, Tea and Dinner Bells,
Coffee Mills. Shnvel> and Tong<, Irons. Flat Irons,
Tenders, Curtain Bands and Pins busting Brushes,
sweeping Brushes, Sleeves. Pots, Ovens and Lids,
Tea Kettles. Sc. &c, such are 10 be found IN
well regulated iiardw are, Store, AT
T.. WHEELER'S,
jy 9-lmeo Opposite Browns Hotel.
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FIRST WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE
JAMES Va. RaAs<s,

No. l33 BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore, Md,
lmpnrtrrand Manufacturer Of LADIES DRESS
TRIMMINGS, and French. German, English and
ltaiIah GOODS, has on hand, and Is constantly re
ceVin% ny direct HuPoraon all the latest styles of
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
IN which ne invites the attention of merchants visit
inn The city, all of which he will sell on the most rea-
sona5i" terms, wholesale and retail, such
SCFpantinc and Russia Braids
Melted and Plain Silk Fringes
SILK GimpS; Basket, Agate, and SILK Buttons
silk and WOr-tcd Laccs; Embroidery B.aids
Embroidery aud Purse SILK, Saddlers; SILK
Wursted Braids; Embroidered GImps
PORT N0nnae>; Hair Brushes
Buffalo and Shell Combs
Bags and Purses; Purse Ornaments
French PchuncTles, &C., sc, V7-tf
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGS,

D HUNTER, NJ D.; NJ. 4. C. S, England,
IL. late pupil of the Hospital for Consump-
ton and Diseases of the Chest, Brompton of
the Royal Infirmary for Asthma and Consump-
ton, City Road, and of the Regent Street Dis
pensary for Asthma. Consumption, and Dis
eases of the Heart, London, England &c, has
returned to Washington, and taken rooms nc
the corner of Is and c streets, one block from
Pennsylvania avenue, where he may he I'm.
suited during the ensuing summer in diseases
of the Throat, Lungs, and Heart, to which
speciality DR.. III. has for several years devoted
his exclusive attention.
After the 10th inst, DR.. JAMES HUNTER, jr.
of London, will be associated with Dr. X.
HUNTER, as Partner, and DR.. WELLESLEY as
Assistant.
Office hours from 4. m. to p. m.
June loco IF
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 28.-12 NJ.
To-day 10000 bbls. flour, State brands,
have been sold at SIS 90 per Dbl. South
ern flour sells at SIS 25 SIS A. Sales
of 10000 bushels Southern white wheat
at 81 % cts; red wheat ST. II cts. Corn
5000 bushels white yellow, sold at -
Cts. Cotton unchanged. Stocks dull.
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ByJ C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,

FINRUSFEE'S SALE of PRINTING MATERIAL.
l. On MONDAY morning. August ] at 10 O'Clock,
by virtue Of decd Of trust shall sell. at the pub
ii,hng office OF the American Telegraph on the
east side OF Sixth street, south of Pennsylvania
nue., the following Printing Material, VIZ:
/ Hoe s. Co.'S Double Cylinder Napier Tress,
with Taylor air springs, bed 81 by Al
Double Stands, with racks
! Single Stand
standing Gallcys
q Imposing Sticks
| Imposing Stone. 81 by as
do do Al by ~
Brass Galleys
800 lbs. Nonpareil
700 lbs. Brewer
Head Type, Leads, Rules, Cuie, Chases
Stove, Tables, Chars. and Office Fixtures.
Terms: SO and under, cash; over that sum- a
credit two. -four, and months for notes salts
iaclorlly endorsed, bearing interest.
J. c. MCGUIRE,
~ I'D Anctionccr.
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1T Is A GREAT MISTAKE.

VISITERS coming to the city of Washington, say
there Is no amusement. hni il Is great mistake.
Gentlemen, there is FAREiR'S Bowling Saloon on
Missouri avenue, the corner of 9th street. where
you may yourselves all times of The d;iv.
IL Is sometimes crowded nj night. but YOU al
ways get chance i'll the afternoon, the evening.
Ii is fact. Yours, respectfully,
JM. FARRAR.
N. B.-Wanted to buy the time ofa coorcd BOY
who has got to for number oi years. until
he l. twenty -
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lust received at BAKERS Periodical Depot on
- the Island
putnam's Industry of all Nations weekly record
OF the Worlds Fair at New York
Grahans Magazine
G0dCy's Lady'S Book
Lady National Magazine, for august
Old Put, the days of TIA brilliant narrative of
some ol til" most stirring incidents of the Rcyo-
uiOnary War
Agnes the beautiful a vivid picture OF New York
life. j, IL
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TELEGRAPHIC.
| Expressly for the Daily Evening star.
Yellow Fever at PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, july 2S-I.

PHLADELpIITA, July 2S-l2M.
There were six deaths from yellow fe-
yer in the vicinity of South Wharves last
night. The dead were buried before day
light. The people are becoming alarmed
are moving and closing stores. The dis
ease does not appear to spread.
Philadelphia markets to-day are I'M
changed.
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HAMS! H4IHSn HANS ~

(00 PRIME HANS Of superior quality and fla
cOo vOr OF various Bands, VIZ:
Go>hcrs and Wilson's Virginia Ham
ScOocy'S Queen Cny 4"
Shrewsbury & Prices Palmetto I"
600 lbs. Prime Shoulders for family use.
ALSO
80 4 chests nf Green and Black Teas of superior
flavor and quality. from SOC. up TO 81 25.
With large and extensive assortment of all kinds
aud quality of Groceries expressly selected for fam
lily for sale low my old stand at tie north west
corner OF 18th and L streets.
is :s2-eo3t JOHN J. JOYCE.
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

A LARGE number of LOTS in Squares Nos 90
81, 80, "A, 81 81, 81. Oa, lob. 07. IL, II, les
III, 29 23I. 80, 30 :st2, 35l 35,, 800. ALL iS9
1872, 48. 49, SOL 5o3, sos, 5l5, 53I, j34, 30, $50
5li, 90, 81, 56s $50 j.2, SCI ISL. COG. Gil, go
OBS, GIL, 6i2, to- 654, 66, 661 COS 663, GSh, 695
1eO, sll, SIS, SAB, s3i, 3d. $50 $50 sci. Sol, SOS
$50. S93, 900 95S, $685. ESQ 9o: $50, 500 1902, 1910
1927, 1852. 1885, 1893, 1872 1915, 1876, 1888 1860
1859, 1910, 1912, 1873 1916, Io5l, 1852: 1851, 1856
1901, 1893, 1856, 1897, lGGS, III, and Ills.
Apply to WIN H. WARD,
Attorneys Law, Browns Marble
" 2J-en5t* EIIiIdiup
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FIRST PREMIUM PIaNOs.

c..z-.3*=Es We have tins week opened three of the
~ above instruments. from The celebrated
establishment of knabc. GaCiiIe y Co, which
guarantee To sell at the same price the mauutac
lIrerS. saving freight and other expenses hi-n Pr
AMOS, ot other make, constantly on hand. Also,
one oi In" most beautiful ASSIGNMENTS Of GUITARS.
NIDLlNS, FLUTES, ard other instruments ever
offered 10 the public. call respectfully requested.
JNO. +. ELLIS.
jy ID Penn. ave bet. 9th and 10Th SITS
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G. S. McELFRESH,
Under the National Hotel.
importer az the Finest Brands of
Hi FIN.I CIGARS

HAVANA CIGARS,
- ESFECTFl'I.LY invites the citizens of Wash
u m"ion 10 ari examination of his stock. among
which VIII be found The following celebrated manu-
factories:
BEN FRANKLIN; EMPIRE CITY;
CONSOLATION; ELhABERINTO;
GIEHiBAS; TRABUCDES;
~. EBBD; PRNNSAnO C0NSITEI,O:
REG ALA L0NDHE AREZA; LA INDIA;
ESI.A ebay; LA FTRNEZA.
GEtiAi.IAS, oi the choicest kind, at $3.50 per
thousand
CHEWING TOBACCO, of the best quality. from
the Most celebrated manufactures jIi-lm.
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Baltimore Markets. &c.

BALTIMORE, July 2S-lP.M.
Flour is selling to-day at $5l2a a
1913 per Dbl. Red wheat SI.O8aSI.l2.
White corn &c. 63 cents. Yellow &c
cents. Other things unchanged.
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F"n HoHse.-Last night the watchmcn
were more active than usual or a greater
number of offenders were at large in the
streets. Before eleven clock the cells in the
station house were filled with persons carried
there for numerous offences
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- The proper authorities" refused to
let our reporter have the Police Report this
morning, What is the matter-have any of
their particular friends got into trouble 1t
looks like it
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FURNITURE, VANISHING, REPAIRING, s.
JoBBlNG SHOP, Ponnsy lyania avenue, south
side, between 18th and 49, streets, next door 10
Lambs picture frame factory. HousekeepeTs and
Others having iurnure OF repair, can. by leaving
their orders calling al the above place. have IL nat
in first rate order at such prices that will please ali
ta'or.ng TIE Undersigned with their work With
prompt attention and moderate charges slhe subScri
Der confidently anticipates share of public patron
age I'd chairs rccaned and painted in imitation of
various woods Grateful for past fayors the uodeI-
Slgnea respectfully solicits "A continuance of IN.
RpRT IA IVAIMSI EV
iy lS-eolm
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Cr,miR,t Co"yt-The Court met at ten
0 clock this morning, and soon after informa-
ton was brought by a bailif from the jury in
The SchaumberS case, (Which has been out
two days and two niShts,) stating that they
had not been able to agree.
Judge Crawford refused to discharge them
The petit jurors not on the Schaumberg
Case have been discharged until Monday
mkt, and the grand jury has adjourned until
Monday the 8th Of August.
l. was reported about the ncighborh1od Of
the Court House this morning that the hung
jury stand ten for acquital, two for guilty
The JUICE remained in court to receive the
verdict until twelve clock, when the court
was adjourned no other business having been
transacted today than that reported above
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A CARD.

/ WOULD respectfully call the attention of the
L public To IN examination of the choicest assert
meui at genuine II tNtNA CIGARS ever offered in
iiis market, IL, 900 al, which have received viii
iii the last ten days direct from Havana. They WI
be sold wholesale "r retail III moderate prices.
= | WOhld a>o ask attention Ia INV fine stock nj
WINES, RRtNpIES. TEAS. Sc. which viii ~"
found 10 compare iavorahy with any Ia be found III
the city is Ia quality and price.
T. T.. DYER, Penn avenue,
jy 2l-l0utd bet. 18th and 18Th streets.
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R4nt~fy, Brcahage aRA E>caTs.-This
morning horse attached to wagon, in which
4 small boy was seated, became frightened on
the corner of the Avenue and 9th street. dash
Il through lot of furniture in the street in
front of a store, breaking it and the wagon,
aad ran off with imminent danger to the youth
who screamed loudly for help. stout col
orcI ruln succeeded III Selling the maddened
animal, when the boy was released from his
Terilous POSITION, and what was left of the
vehicle restored to its owner The lad was
Ildying IN the wagon instead Of minding the
horse. otherwise the runaway could not have
happened, nor could lie have been placed in
the danger he was in. 1t will be Il lesson for
him aud should be to other boys similarly
placed
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FISK'S PATENT AIR-TIGHT
III METALLIC BURIAL GASES

4 RE FOR SALE BY NJ. NJ. WHITE, ULDER-
"a TAkER, south side Pcnu<y Ivania avenue near
il.c corner of Sd street, Washington, where Cases of
all sizes can be obtained, and funerals attended to
with economy and dispatch.
TiI"S" Cases can be sold IA low as good Wooden
Collins and be- furnished ready for use III thirty
minutes from the time the order is given.
" 9l-lmt
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EMERSON INSTITUTE.
Select, Classical, & Mathematical School 70,
Boys

CHAS. e. YOUNG, a. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
THIS institute. situated near the corner of II and
J. 18th streets, and formerly known Woodbury.
Academy. viii reopen on the first Monday in Sep
trmber Parents who wish tO give their a thori
ough classical and mathematical training are re
specially advised that the terms comparatively
high since the number of pupils Is limited A high
grade Of scholarship is aimed at by the Principal
He wishes to turn out yearly few scholars, who,
while they VIII reflect credit HIM, will be- an hon
to themselves and those who send them. He
would therefore give them individual attention. The
school room has been handsomely fitted up with
Boston desks, neat mating. &c.
Terms per quarter, for the full course, sl5; for
the English branches. $40. Payment in advance.
For further particulars apply (by note) to the Prn
CipaI, or TO the following
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IrotttHe M1tch.-Lovers Of sport will not
forget the interesting trotting race to come off
on the Columbia course Tomorrow afternoon
Fine sport is expected.
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TINiiE LAST LEAF FROM SUNNY SIDE: hvU
= iflH,a, WITH memorial Of the author; by Aus
Tin Phelps
Hundred Short Tales for Children from Tie
German 81 &. Won Sclirfidl: 30 cents
Three Months under III" SnnW; the Journal OF Il
Young nahItant ri til" JuHa, from the French uf J.
]. Porcilalf; 30 cents
The Lamp and the Lantern; or Light for the
Tent ami the Traveller; by james Hamilton ID. D.
JuSt rubIi~hrd 40 cents.
History OF Rhode island aud Newport in the Past :;
by the Rev. Edward Pe'cr~On: ~
For sale 1T GRAY X BALLANTYNE'S
Bookstore, 1th street, near
~ Is -SSW Odd Fellows Hall
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WANTED.-A Home for a little BOY of 9 wears
w OF age, or a li'tlr GIRL of II years of are
where they would he well treated and might make
themselves generally u:";uI. Address Mary"
through the Post Office. iy255lt
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FtNHRlE-Pl SHIRT COLLARS. &c-IAM .
MoND. th street. ID door below r, has r.
ccIvcd supply Of three ply Shirt Collars of the la
test New York styles. Also, MoIair stocks; Il de-
sratlc article, and for sale low, for cash.
iy 2l-C0}t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-28

Tito Side Walks. The merchants and
property owners on Pennsylvania Avenue are
using some efforts to have the pavements re-
paired This is good move and should be
followed by repairs of the carriage way where
1t has been torn up for various purposes. The
man and horse-traps should be removed