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ECoNoMY Is WKALTH.-0nly SIS. and that
~ PAYABLE In small iustalmenls Of a. per month
vii purchase, in fee simple, s.autifui Bull ding
LeI, "A feet front BY 100 feet deep, in one OF thu
most healthy and most delightfai situations GROUND
Washiagton. Tho lets are situated directly oppo
ste the Navy Yard, and command a f'ne view of
the city and Potomac river. and contain sn ahuud.
ant supply Of al ceient water. 900 OF thsee Lots
have been sold since March las, and urop A pum
b'r buildings are being erected. Only $50 Lo' re
main uns eld-every person, therefor, desirous Of
procuring home. should at once avail themselv.s
OF this very favorable opportunity.
Union Land efflee, Sth at, above Odd pe,,ox.,
Hail -, ca y JOHN FcX, Secretary.
q aug 12-2v -~s. - = 49, = = --'
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A FoUR-sT0RY BRICK HOUSE, for sale or sx
"a change for mechanics We RI aud materials. ait
pated on the Island, and havin, one Of the innst
Erauiln. open prospects Of river and high land
further information may b. obtained by sdarasinc
ths SUBSCRIBE RDBTT MILLS
~ io-u Architect, O. uitol Fiji
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By J. O. MCGUIRE. Auetionser.
HANDSoME LOT NEAR TIE OBSERVATORY
II q pnotis sAls.-cn WkDks sDAY afternoon.
August 10th. ct oflock on The fr.ms..s r.SsIs
sell OF No Q, IN Square 81, fronting IS FEET a. n
on "a street west, hetsesn north b and P!,t,set,
10 inches 'sAss IT,
little perfect and sale pnsi.iye. -..,f-g
Ierms; une fourth ca n rs s:due In 6, Q. ana 20
mon ns With interest, s-cu cd by deea Of trrst ON
a AZ convsYsncng Ut sxpenssosl purchaser.
III the terms Of sale rot COM lied vi,b x;tyi,
ten DAYS. tbs right 10 rred to re SELL stthe risk
and expense OF frst purchaser. -; -, :,
..!r... u. @. MCGUIRE,
aug I'D ~ - 3; Auctsoneer
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PRospERI's CONCERT ExcUR s1os.-This is
going to DO a rich affair, and will probably be
one of the last, if not the last Of the season,
Professor not wishing to interfere with others,
and being only DESTROYS to wind up the sea son
in "a blaze of glory" in musical as we'll as
plessurable way. 1t takes place on the 18th
instant. -...-.
POLICE RErURNs.-The retnrns of the police
officers, as recorded in the Office Of the chief
of the police, show tho whole number of ar
rests during the month of July to have been
379. These arrests were made by the Corpo-
ration officers and no returns are made to this
office by officers acting under the authority of
the court only.
LIGHT INFANTRY AND EsPUrA's BAyD.-We
learn that the respected corps of Washington
Light Infantry, are getting up splendid pic
mic, tocohne of soon, and Esputa's Band, are
also to give US rich taste of their quality in
a grand musical excursion The more the
merrier.
FALSE PRETENCEs.-Yesterda Nathaniel
Haney was arrested for obtaining Sl2O under
false pretences from Mr. r. Dodge; also, for
stealing iron from j. L. Cathcart He was
taken before Justice Drury, who committed
him to Jail.
"ERRAruA" is correct but We think it best
to let the "tnfamoHs''-not " famous''-faI.
low 80 on his way without further notice.
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SIoRs aud DWELLING on penneylvapi. avenue
- LOT rent. BETWEEN 10th and 18th streets. south
11le p2:session given Immediately. Apply of
".In0apsos, Plumber, same square. g
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Cd cd "a
RRICK AND FRANZ DWRILINGs for sale at
10 prices from $1,000 to S., 600, elieibly situated
In various parts of the city. -
Terms for soma. ons-fourth In cash, and the hal
anos in J, 2. 8, and years. Apply to POLLARD
WEBB, IL al Estate Agent. Oflcs On Pennsylyasia
avenue, doors east National Hotel, Up stairs.
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Aucttoti ealssl

By GREEN - -SCOT1, aAwusfo.ee,e.
HoUskHoLD AND KITCHENS HURNrrUsf n,
- Auction On TUESDAY, tbs hth tnstsnt' r.
snai seii at 10 o'clock o. m. ut tbs reid n ef
lady declining housskeepinS. an NJ vc-s - =,
pct. cen 4ts and 18th streets tAs Gag Win dss nsts
the HOUSE, good assortment q Furniture ccn,ist.
ing ia part. Of : - > - - ~
.s1e-eeat and IL tier Chairs 4-s.av'
Mahogany Bureaus =fa
fNashetsnds and Toilet Eats , - a..
Bedstsede, Feather B. de and Msttrsns 80
Psrler, I hamb~e, and ether Oaspets - ~
Chine Glass and Crockery wsrs =
8 Cooking. taflor ard other soov~s IS = q
WITH mauy other articles unnecessary % epume.
Terms: S25 and under cash; over eas a credit NJ
nAy ana ninety dsye for notes sstisfacto,jly en-.
dorssd, bearing intsrsst "a tt1; 81. '-
. .ssTt GREEN = scOrT,
e4s "a - - 81 Auotionrerp.
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By G aE EN q SCOTT. Anc,,on..r.
SEvkA VA UABLa sUILUfNG LOT AT AUG.
~ t,Sn On TUESDAY, the 18th August, We shsu
SELL at ca O'Clock p. N, S42s71< feet Of ground.
having front on @ street south l4S Eeet inches,
and on 9Th street east 2S4 feet 10 iuches
The above viii b. sold in lots 70 su!r purchasers
fsrHs: One thru cash: the residue In ons and
two years, On notes. with interest =
deed given and deed Of trust taken -
GREEN I SCOTT, 80
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EfOR SALE OR RENT-A new frame BonSR
1 twc-story and attic, with back building of four
rooms, nine Toems an passage IN m.;n bonss s;..
sted on D street south, between 9th and 10th sts
Apply to B. Davis, on B. between 18th and l3l<
NE, "f 70 $3.50 DICKSON KING,
DUG IV-eoot, ..------ QeorgetnEn
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Iowa IIooti0n

uusoecH, August lo.-Retu-ns from nine
counties show majority for Gripss, The whis
candidate, Of soo.. Hampstead, the shis can
didsts for Congress, has the cane usiority.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-12

SALE OF REAL ESTATE Last evening. a,
public sale, Messrs Green g. Scott sold the
lot at the northeast corner Of E and Ninth
streets, Island, rs feet on Ninth, and 80 on e
with two small tsnements thereon, for T25 :
purchaser. II. R. Burns. At the same time
was offered the large two and half story frame
house, with lot, on the south side Of F, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, and withdrew
highest bid 81, 900. =
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For Sale ana Rant.

dor" RENT-A brisk HOUSE. contafhiue six
Il rooms eituated on the south eids OF Masfschr.
s'tts avenre. between 18th and 18Th street, Er.
quire next door, CT at Mrs DUNN'S 18th, hetw. e
and z. l.s3 An. Ia-ets
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

ItHE subscribers have -csmpnenced the lunbe,
i business at 18th street bridge, on the Canal
where they intend to keep On md gsnsral az
sortment Of klABER, which they will sell at req
tonshle prices fer cash or to punatual customers
They have now on hand good assortment Of sea
sonsd White Pine and other Lunaer. -
jy 1a-,m CRIPpS = waYIrR
DPoPOsAAS Will be received by
the superintendent of the Treasury Building.
uotil the 18th August next, for the supply of 20
cords OF hickory and 100 cords Of oak WOOD for sny
part thereof, not less than 90 coris) The wood to
be OF the best quality, ard to BE- delivered corded
aud measured at such pieces the supsrintende nt
may require, a. TIE cost Of the contract r.
iY 24-ADdtl2th
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MONTGOMERY GUARDS, Excuas1os..-The
gallant Montgomeries, not wishing to do things
by halves, have arranged for two trips on the ir
grand excursion to take place on Thursday
next to the White House Pavilion, leaving in
the morning and afternoon, and Returning
early and late at night to suit the convenience
of all. This is the second annual excursion Of
the Guards, and promises, judging of the ex-
ertions made by the committee, membe and
officers, TO be unequsllsd in its arrangements
and inducements Hundreds of ladies are al
ready on the qui r've for the occasion, and
numbers Of gentlemen are not only making
ready to go, but are actually "taking aim, 3
thinking that they will surely not mistake their
mark. What say the fair maids of Erin to
that.
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A y INvOICE Of Hsrrbcns ce,,;ma,ei =.
n lumbar Psrfunsy Dust opepss q,
P.. svssss, bsssss.. 81, and iosb sG.sts
IL ST
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GRAND BOAT REGATTA.

GRAND BOAT REGATTA.
INHhRN will be q grand Boat Race to come of on
i Tuesday, August 18th, at O'clock a. M. for a
silver Pitcher, valued ut $50 y
The signal for starting will be given BY the firm
Of . gun. tFI-
The Pitcher can be seen at Mr. MasPs Store Sis
entries have been made by tbs best beat owners on
tbs Potomac, and great sport may be expected.
No boats can enter for The prize after AuRcsr 9Th
Mf. Burdine enters Yacht Geo. Washington.
Mr.. Howard e. 81 Mary Ann ~
Mr., Handy Viii Watch -
Mr.. Ward =. " a. Child's Own
Mr.. Martin I'll. - PicnAsr - % Il
Mr.. Sage Young AmsYies. J.
For any Information enquire ct D. Wssfs Aotel,
Rsxt b the national Theatre ~ Slide
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. TELEGRApHrc-
RlPfsaly foe .tAs1 Daily Ewains Star


Nothing reaches NJ . ys, from the Arisa.
sas election, but We presume that the Dem
ecrsts have elected two candidates for Con-
sress, Aosu. a. B. Crossword and Albert
Rust as.rH .---.. 10 -e .s-.J .. as.
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SEREsADE LAST NIGHT -Professor Prosperi
with his usual attention to the want Of musica,
amusements in " As hington, had his excel ent
band out last night on a seren aiding tour, touch
ing at various places, among them Messrs
Firband, Rupp, Lieut. Feeney, and General
Mace, at each Of which they played some
night enlivening airs in beautiful style.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-12

EfoR sALE-A frame HOUSE, nearly new, with
H. the ,ot, situated on NJ t,cet 81 nth bet ween Sd
ana ~ s.reets For terms apply to JAS. E. JOHN.
80. centre Market, OF B. B. Clarke near premises.
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ars-a-
Wants.

"Wents" and " Worried" advertisements, four lines
or less. fr Zach Insertion, IS cents; each additional,
lines cenu. f k.E
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INC ways OF ftoVldence are mysterious AS
Q well known and respected clergyman and
Washingtoniani no stood high in the regards
Of our citizens. and his memory is dearly
treasured by them. The Georgetown Advo-
cate thus speaks Of the deceased, from an au.
thentic source.
{" The Rev. Mr.. Mclaughlin will be remem-
bsred by many Of our town. He was . grad
nate OF Georgetown College, and q more kind
hearted, and more gentlemanly, and learned
man has not died of late in that Church of
which he was respected member. To tue
virtues Of Christian heart, he added the abiI-
tiles Of an educated and able theologian. He
was the usual one selected by the Bishop of
Illinois in attending the quadrennial 81 noo
which meets at Baltimore, and no better proof
need be added to attest the estimation in which
ne was held in the performance OF his duties,
falling sacrifice in a few hours from an attack
OF the cholera while attending to the throngs
oil suffering emigrants pouring in day BY day
Chicago, wanderers from their native land
10 die in such cause may well be deemed Q
happy translation to more exalted and more
glorious abode
LEE SEWER ON Four ASD-A-HALr STREET.
MI James Ferry, the contractor, is rapidly
PIo8res ing with the new sewer on Al street,
winch now extended to Pennsylvania avenue,
ana me Workmen are busily carving it be-
fona taas point Compromising st the canal,
IL Is q feet deep, and runs on a grade that
VIII require the depth If about 13 feet on
reaening street. The sewer is of brick, of
ehPticsi form, and is 3. and q feet in its di
ameters. Its, after being finished to c street.
terun en- the north line Of the avenue 10 6th
ss.' Mence 70 street, where it terminates
On An alley between Sd and A. streets. Nm.
hN sos lateral branches will be made from
80. ' Anu otner houses in its route, making
qai.o = useiui Gon'nii to those who avail of its
..,;.s..ss Inc workmanship gives much
sslsiacoon, We learn, to the commiss;onsrs
way, lk".-- ." 's'
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4 Young GIRL wishes Situation "a chambe-.
IA maid. and TO do plain sewing, CT washing and
IRONING. Address "M D." at this Office.
aug 12ItA
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EOR RENT-An OF7CR In Lane q TUCK
4 Building. Enquire Of =
,..n CHtss n. LANE or
&c TS-ou WIN. TUCKER
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"A kARk OHANCE-for sais rom, on aecona.
"A modatins terms, a BAKERY and CoNFEc
IIONkRf. II Il situated On 10th, between r and
T sereets. 1t ia on lease Of three years Uas a.
t.ched two valuable market stands Can be assured
o. certsfn Number Ct loaves Of bread, and who're
properly managei by baker. can b. usSe In ,t.,d
q handsome profit An satisfaction can be given by
applying on the premises, or to J. WISER, Pa ave
nue., betw. 9th and 10th q, eet, :
ASH; for sale, two Borses and wagon.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-12

Q s. 700 WORTH OF REAL Ann
Personal Estate for the People,
MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRIsE-LIBERAL .Enm.,
TABLE, AND CERTAIN
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EfoR SALE OR RENr.-A new. and Re,, tu;,t
With large ciFtetn in the yard, and pump in the
Kitchen and pump of pnre water on the street lear
oy. Situated on d street. north, fouth side, be-
tween sfh and 9th, The Kendall green omr thus
passes daily To small family and pnnctual month
~ tenant, the rent will be moderate None other
need apply. Enquire on the premises, or to -
JAMES A. KENNEDY.
aug 1O-3ts + street between 9Th and ,tn %.
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"ANTED- Every r,an and woman 10 read the
w advertisement of the UNION LAND ASSOL
CATION, which you viii End IN this paper, In the
column headed ssFor Sale and Rent" ;
aug l2-2w -. -....y-.--.-s>
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"ANTED-By young Man, situation RI Bar
w Keeper. or in a grocery store, or waiter I'm a
private family. Fest reference giver. Address ssB
c. City Post OfBes aug IL 1t.
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Ell ZEE LADY IN asSrIHHAS,s ctofHrs Tho |
following note refers to an article nuh,;.hed
s S days sgo In the local columns Of the |
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NTkNTED TO RENT-Ror occupancy after the
w 1tt or the 18th Of September, as a permsnent
dwelling for small family, House, With limited
number Of g,o1 sized rooms pleasantly situated.
ard In good order. Address, for ten days, box l2I,
City Post ONCE, With description Of prem sep, and
where the owner can te called on.
ouo 1N-ooOAS
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"ERRAruA" is correct but We think it best
to let the Z" tnfamO"s'-not famous''-fel.
low 80 on his way without further notice
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-12

For any Information enquir,
Rsxt b the National Theatre.
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"ANTED-A middle aged NAN ~ho can yrc.
eufe testimonials Of strict sob-ietv ard in O.
rv (nons ethics need apply to at IN the e,pscity
Of night wstch to an extensive private establist.
ment. One suitfng can procure a permanent sitna-
hsn aud fair remuneration. For further pafticu.
lars apnly at the Office Of Washington Union.
Dds =. - = II.
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Q1 0OO WANrED-The advertiser wants In
W IsVOU borrow one thousard dollars, Giving
the st security and fair premium for the use Of
the m.nsy, Address 81 Il" City Post Office.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-02-11
THE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW
AND
CHORAL ADVOCATE

rs tho cheapest and best Musical Paper in the
i world. This Journal, which has heretofore been
published monthly commences its fifth year in Jan.
uary next and thenceforward it will be published
every two weeks-on every other Thursday; thereby
giving more than twice as much matter without any
Increase in price Each number contains sixteen
quarto pages, four Of which new music, consist
ing Of gocs, hymn tunes, chants anthcms dedication
and holyday pieces and, in short, every variety OF
music adapted TO purposes of religious worship, to
public occasions and to the home circle all of which
will be of practical character, and such can be
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the editorial department Of the Review are engaged
lin addition to Mr. Cady, the former edtor) gentle
mon Of the highest talent and rpest musical expert.
ence, among whom George +. Root, William b.
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and its circle Of correspondence home and foreign
is complete. The Review will also be regular me
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tions by all the leading publishing houses In the
Union. The subscription list of this paper Is now
larger than that Of any similar journal in the world
and the arrangements rendering II the cheapest
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paper published, must largely increase its al
ready unparalleled circulation.
Terms. One dollar per annum, or six copies for
Eve dollars, always in advance.
~ The music alone in a volume would cost over
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Specimen numbers sent on receipt OF two letter
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LIFE INSURANCE..

TyHE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY,
i and Tiust Company, OF Philadelphia office No.
132 chestnut street. he first door east Of the custom
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They act as Executors. Trustees, and Guardians
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The capital being paid up and invested, together
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The premiums may be paid yearly, half yearly, or
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The Company add Bonus periodically to the in.
surances for life. The first bonus, appropriated in
December, 1914. and the second bonus IN December,
lS49, amount to IN addition Of $262.50 TO every
Al 900 insured under the oldest policies, making
Al 2625 So which will be paid when II shall become
claim instead Of 81 900 originally insured the next
Oldest amount to 81 237 so; the next In age to
sI,2i250 for every s. 1000 the others In the samc
proportion, according 10 the amount and time oil
standing which additions mako an average OF mere
than go per cent upon tho premiums paid without
increasing tho annual premium
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A NY person who will send his address, and one
N dollar in an envelope, post paid to X JORDAN,
Newbary, Vermont shall have sent him by mail,
post paid in return, paper informing hini-st how
to make four qualities Of feed for bees costing from
TO cents per lb., from which good honey Is pro-
duced; 3D. giving information how to use the feed
with any common hive, with drawers Sd, giving i'm
formation how to prevent lighting and robbing while
in the process Of feeding Knowing that multitudcs
are desrous to obtain tho above Information, and
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"ROLL0 on THE ATLANTIC"

BEAUTIFULLY illustrated with original designs.
ID By Jacob Abbott.
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Tour in Europe
Extract from the Preface
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