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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27
THE TURF.

CESTRIyILLE COURSE l.. I-TRorTrsG-T Tuesday,
Sept. 90 Match for $4,000 mile heats, best three
in five, in harness.
H. Woodruff. ar. g EDDY. ..............1
:. J. Nodine'. br. m Highland Mad -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27

UsIos COURSE, l.. Sept. 25. Match for $500;
mile heats.
IL W oodrrf's g. &. hisger....................l
Mr.. PeanAlFs b. Kate......................2
Time, 2:@-2:57.
Same Day.-Mstch for 80 600; three mile heats and
repeat, 10 wagons.
H. Wsodrunsb T. Billy......................l
John Ndson's b. G. Ed. Hyde.................i
Time, s:8-s:o3.
Sane Doy.-Mstch for 5000; mile heat, best three
in five, to go as they please.
II Woodruff b. Uncle Tom-...........l ! !
J. Woodrrfs b. N Lady Williams .......2
Time, 2: Sc t-2:i9-23
CTSrREyILLE COURSE, L. Same Day.-Mstch
for $500; mile heats best three n five, to harness.
Owners TO drive.
Mr. Fsb', b. N. Boston Girl..........2
Mr.. Tuttle's 2. m. Lady Frankin.....1 l
Time 2.5s-2:J7-257-2B-2sT.
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Total. 80. ......l579
Fullcrs plurality
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
THE WEEKLY STAR:
An EXCELLENT FAMILY AND WAsHINH.
TON NEWSPAPER.
Price-$l.2J Per Aunum,


The WEEKLY STAR is printed on q
handsome double sheet, and contains
more reliable information concerning
what goes on in Washington, than is to
be found in all the other newspapers.
Its Washington news is of the earliest
and most reliable character, being sell
dom at fault. It has already given the
Daily Star wide reputation as the most
reliable newspaper at the Capitol. In
addition to its Washington News, the
WEEKLY STAR will contain original and
choice selections of Tales and Poetry, the
latest and most interesting News from
Europe and all parts of the United States,
by telegraph and otherwise, &C., &C.,
making it one Of the best family news
papers published. ~
All orders, postage paid, accompanied
by the money, will be promptly attended
to. Fractions of dollar can be sent in
postage stamps. Address
- >. WALLAoH & Hope,
Poprietors Of the Weekly Star,
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O Postmasters throughout the coun-
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will be allowed commission of twenty
per cent. on oil orders they may send us.
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BOARDING..

poARD IN THE ssNY
~ % kER RESoRI'-Families or single per
sons can De modsted with good bosri sn3 ;-v
ana comfertsbte chsGssrs or moderate terms, st
Tie sykeSvis aoiel This house i. situated thirty.
one niles from Baltimore, ami twenty three from,
lne heisy hou'e, on the Baltimore snd Ciio Rail
read are f--n Washing on 81 90 Commurica.
ton With Washington and Baltimore two or three
ti1es dsy. Fare from BaltiDor. 81 10 The cars
pass within few steps Of the doo,. The houo. com
aod the surrounding country in the villa. thsre
is an Episcopal Church, skiIlful physician. pc.t
ofhce and store. The proprietor respectfully invites
those who Hish to engage pleasant aud healthy
quarters .or the summer, to come out AID inspect
the promises. Otherwise address
J. THOMPSON,
syke vile Post Office, Carroll county, Md.
ie 27-so2a
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS:
OUT OF THE BEATEN TRACK.

~ Wv n u Tax AMI OK ram DleS Ia
IN 1celand;" by PLInY MILES, author OF
i Letters Of communipaw."-lhi his work will give a
! cord Of personal adventures, ir tour of about
900 mies. through tie Interior Of 1cclara, in the
ummer CT 1852; describe ti,s extraordinary scene
of the Country, visit to the CsJs5rs, ascen: to
ls summit Of Mt Kekla; ard fub account Of the
iscovery of america by the Eorthmen, in the year
S., With the Geography, productions, manners aud
astons Of the people, ndinarisn Mythology &C.
lark, just bsen opened t. the trade of the world,
Or the first Tine within $50 years. this wors now
I'll possess peculiar interest. large and beau.
fu map Of Iceland, executed by a naive Ice'ander
nd brought from there by Mr.. Miles work equal
artistic finish to any ever published in this coun
" or in Europe, can be seen at Taylor Maury's.
The volume will be duodecimo of 3S2 pages, and
i'll be printed and bound In the best msnver An
agent has been employed by the publisher to can.
AS Was hipg.on and Georgetown for Subscribers.
subscription list will also be left at Taylor and
aury's, OF orders for the work received by any
BOOKSELLER. VIII be published early in July. Any
eTsons remittins one dollar to the publisher At New
ork, shall have copy forwarded to bis address by
Isi', post paid. TIE usual discount to the trade.
Tders solicited CHAS MORTON,
Publisher, Il Chambers st., New York.
ie 23--Sf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08

EoR. RENT.-The subscriber having retired to
Il the country, his now permanent residence. Of
ters for rent his handsomely finished, four-.tory
brick HOUSE, on street, with immediate posses
sion.
Ard also, the three-story House adioining, now
occupied by Capt Jas. B. Montgomery Possession
given on the LIST August, unless earlier possession
can be arranged with Capt. Montgomery, who has
the premises
Also, TOR sale cheap, that commodious and desira.
ble property, situated Pa. avenue, nearly oppc.
site Jackson Fall, and recently occupied board.
ing house.
Also, two frame Houses on B street south, near
It'll, in Square 462 II not sold before the 3Uth in
stsnt they VIII then be difpossd Of to the highest
bidder at public sale.
Po- terms and particulars apply at the store Of
White : Sons, to ". G. II. WHITE.
je I9-tf
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE,
ALEXANDRIA, July s, 1885,

H.A--C0iunsJio Cfub-Co7t7sty Lsvy.-Erli-
Litt0n-Sfrfke-CO y 20 CIub-DocAs-
Ron. 6c.
Tae beat continues undated. Old Sol seems
to delight in broiling US all day, leaving just
sufficient time Of cool night to prepare US for
fresh roast.
The Columbia Fishing Club of Baltimore,
who in company with the Pioneer Club of your
city, paid US q visit q few days since, and were
Hospitality entertained BY our friends Of the
Co and Co Club, and after partaking of fine
Of the Hand in Hand Club, whore refre sh-
ments were again served up in fine style. We
learn that the former club contemplate visit
to the Columbia in the Monumental City on
the coming 18th Of September.
The county expenses for the present year
are estimated at 81 900. Extensive repairs on
the county Jail are contemplated, aad to meet
the expenditures a levy Of 50 per 1.-THE able
has bean assessed.
Academy will close at O'Clock GA tho morn
,n, of tuesday, the Ilth instant, by public
exhibition at Liberty Hall. The exercises Of
,as o.cssion will consist of reeitations, dia-
ZONES Sc. Illustrative Of Virginia's History,
eli Of which have been written EXPIRE: ely for
the occasion by those connected With the school.
Prosperi's brass band is engaged and will In
tersperse the exercises with appropriate music.
The laborers at the coal wharfs, numbering
near ..vo hundred, have turned out for higher
WAGES a, Il now and then take turn through
our streets u, procession, headed by pla-
card in. cr;hea :. We demand 81 so per day as
coal laborers and accompanied by the most
dismal music. ,
The following gsntlsn. " Club, ' vi.i J
A. HUMPHREYS, President A. q. h, rue vice
President; ]. A. Proctor, Secretary; ~. :" sci
! den, Treasurer.
A steam dredging machine is In active oper.
alton, deepening the dock .. the foet Of Duke
street, near the Pioneer Mills ..--.- .s
On the night Of Thursday, most noisy row
occurred in the Northern Liberties. The
combatants were Irish. No arrests.
Business Is dull, but the health Of our city
very COED, AN.
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AUCTIoN 6AIIHa.
BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auetie.ee 3.

ny GREEN & SCOTT, Auctforee -.
ENrINsIvk SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
=. ~ ,a nHchen Furniture at uction.-on MONDAY.
tbs ioih instant we shall telI at 10 O'clock q. Al
.ne Iessnes OF hr. Dement, on the south side of
!srss and ese.Ieps IS ortraent Of Furniture. viz:
Do marble top so:s ana oth,r Tshis.
Maple ald painted Bedsteads
Wsshstands, Wsrdrobes i
Cane seat and other Chsirg . ~ -T -....s
Paricr and ebau1ter Window Curtains 80.
Feather Beds Peddiug
Hair and shuck Mattresses
Psrlor. chamber. and stair Carpets
Oiicloth, msntel and other Clocks
Slsss Chandeliers, Table Cutlery .-.r
China, glass, crocLe-y, and Stone Wsra
eiatHd Forks, ivory handle Knives O.. -u..p
Uok,ng and other Stoves, Ehovel and Toncs -
win isr,.e a-snrtment Of Kitchen Requisitss q.
Inc aooTe deecribet Furniture Is nesriy new, and
goed quality, and the sale will be we'll worthy
tne attention Of persons furnishing -
s;, All sums of and under SIS cash over SIS
2 credit OF 81 and 90 days, for approved eudo, sed
notes, bearing interett - -
~ ed sns,;.,
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Baltimore MARKET,

BALTIMORE, July S--No sales of hour,
Buyers and sellers unable to agree. Howard
stree: Is nominslly held at S. A; City Muls,
81. 90 SLT0; red, Sl.53 SI62. Corn.-Sales
OF 5000 bushels white, ut II rs cents: vel.
low, "A ~ cents. 0ats.-Sales 1000 bushels
at SO 62. .--
Above sales were made before the receipt
Of the steamers news i'
The news by the Baltic has depressed the
market for hresdstuffs. .i
Mr.. johnson, Janitor of the High School,
WHO was injured by thu terrible railroad col.
lision on the fourth, is dead The otherx ar
the wounded are doing veil.
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$4,000
The fact that this property is decided to trustees In

The fact that this property is decided trustees In
trust residents Of the District Of Columbus for tbs
benefit OF the shareholders, and every shareholder
receiving Daguerreotyps worth S., and Of the very
finest quality and elegantly ca.ed the high charso
ter and positions Oh those trustees and the great snd
extended reputation and business OF Nj hitehCrst
hs deems 81 lcient guare that every promise OF
this advertisement: viii be promptly aud faithfully
psrforme as the pictures 70 be taken viii be dis
tribute! among napy galleries, capable c. producipg
fifteen hn adrei Daguerreotypes FL diem
Not mora than fiji y thousand shares W II be sold.
Persons residing at a distance and wishing orders
for psguerreotype (Which will entitle them to u
share in The ADORE enterprise) will please enclose
the amount, pot pail, TO Whitshurst's Gallery,
Washington. u. O..
HlhBUS EIIZ, Agents for tie sale Of orders
Ia this CITY, at their Music Depot, south side Psnna
ave.. betw. 10th and liih streets In Georgetown,
at Miss TIONAS'S Book and Fancy Store, High
street, near First. je l0--si2w aeoIlw
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
An "Angel Gabriel" Mob-Riot and Outrage
A Catholic Church Burned. Go.

EATH, he, July That infamous ohsrsc-
ter, the Angel Gabriel" lectured here on
Wednesday end Thursday evening against the
Catholics. On the last occasion the crowd
was large, and a disturbance occurred. A
mob of men and boys proceeded to the Old
South Church, used by the Catholics az Q place
Of worship, broke open the door, rung the bell,
and displayed the American ensign from the
belfry. They afterwards set the church on
fire and it has burnt TO the ground. A further
destruction of property took place, and mob
Of about one hundred paraded the streets,
yelling and hooting until nearly morning. No
arrests were made
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
Return cf the San Jaciuto.

PHILADELPHIA, July THE U. 8. steam
ship San tscinto, returned this afternoon from
her trial tip for the purpose of testing her ma
chinery- She has been absent over seven
days. and has been tried under sails and steam,
and performed to the entire satisfaction of ali
on board. Her speed under steam was net
tested in consequence of the wretched quality
Of the coal she had on board She obtained
an average speed of eight kpots-but with
good coal will easily make nine.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
% 1000 WORTH OF REAL AND
PERSONAL Estate fcr the People.
MAGNIFICENT ESTERpRIsE-LIRysAL L. EoUI.
T.
IS, ANN SS6TAtS.

lADLfsr AM SSEIAiS.
wHITEHURsT'S Di3UT7kEoTYpE INrSIfsrzp
/ u. WHiTEHCRST has decided 10 Trustees In
u trust for the benefit Of the shareholders In the
above enterprise, $4,000 worth OF real and personal
estate, to he dispea Of among the holders Of shares
s the earliest possible dct- after the sele or all tbs
shares. The shares So EACH which entities the
holder tc an eQuiiebls sbere in the within named
magnificent collection Of real and personal prcperty
also, TO one Of VI hit-hurstsS2 Worlds Fair tremium
DasCerrectypes of self or friend al any time when
the certificate Is presented a. either Of bic Galleries.
GaI~ses.
Baltimore. 2Gl .isrket ST.; Norfolk Va. Main st:
Washington =. q, Pa az, between u End 9th SITS;
Lynchburg, Va, Main ct; chnona, Va, n Main
g.; Petersburg, vs.. Sycamore s.; wilmington, n.
C.; Fayetteville, Y. c.
Also, srTs5sa II srts have beso made with the fol.
lowing celebrated Galleries to redeem the osrtsn-
oates, viz:
J. eurnsys Gallery No. $40 broadway a..- 81
D. G. Collins Co.'S dalieriss: Philadelphia, Pa,
No. lG6 :be5tuut street, and Nc. 100 Chestnut nj.
Springfield. Eiass., Main street.
Wesbfeid, Mass Coliirs'e Bri d;ngs
A. c. Partridg-'s Gallery, Wheeling. Va.
d. por:ers gallery, Cincinnati, Ohio
LIST OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
oDe superior Farm, near Norfolk, Virginia, valued
One splendid three story brick Hcrsc ard
Lot In Georgetown, D. c., Second s.reet, SEQ
ond door from Frederick street e6co
One House and Lot IN GEORGETOWN, d. G, On
the correr Of second and Frederick streets $500
One elegant House snd Lotin Washington, d.
G, on Seventh street 1890
One are House and Lot in Washington, D. G.,
on street 300
One House and Lot in Portsmouth, Va, on
Court street adjoining Town Hail 1850
Two Lots il Georgetown on Second street, $500
each 1000
Ons Lot In Washington on Seventh erect 500
Five Pianos, $500 each l5Oo
60srlendid Gold Lever Watches, $lo0...... 5000
G6 msssiys Silver iitoherr, SSe....-....... 1900
20 do DO Cups, 81 50....-......... $50
IA Dismond Rings, at S1o.................... ESQ
le heavy gold Chains, s3o..-....-..-....... $50
20 Silver GoSlets, $40 each....---.-.--....... 800
80 ladies' Bracelets $50 each.......-........ 1000
80 Ladies' BresstIins...... 800
100 Gold Pencils, 5! each...-................ zoo
80 Porte Msnnaies, S. each.................. soc
lo0 silver Gard Cases $40 each. LOCO
$50 plain heavy Gold Rings, 81 each....... 1850
100 fine Gold Lockets, $40 each......-...... loo
1900 500
Leo Photographic Art Journals, Soc each.... 500
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
Court Martial.

PHILABELPnIA, July THE Court Martial
in Capt Downipg,s ease was in session six
hours to-day, but made no progress In conse-
quence Of Judge Advocate Peck not being pre-
pared with tie proper records of the previous
session. The record was re-eepied, and the
Court directed the following as tie record to
this days session.
"Court met, pursuant to adjournment, but
in consequence Of the Judge Advocate not
being prepared With his minutes q recess was
had to enable him to make up his record :"
which being read, the Cour: adjourned.
Captain Crabb openly charged the Judge
Advocate with incompetency. The Court room
was then cleared for private session concerning
the delays imposed upon the Court.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
Destructive Fires.

LOUISVILLE, July GA fre occurred on
Tuesday, destroying three large warehouses on
Main, between Fourth and Fifth streets, CO.
cupied by Lewis Wilkes l. Co, China dsaIers;
Itch Il LoventhalI, wholesale clothers: Bene-
diet d Kennedy, wholesale dry goods dealers.
The loss is about Sl50, COO. Insur cd for 81 600
principally in Eastern Offices.
LoUIsvILLE, July 7.-Messrs. Root & Co.
and Snyder's distilleries were burned last
night at Carrolton, KY, with all their eon-
tents, and hogs Loss estimated at Sl0e, 600.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
Moving Machine casa

New YORK, July AT Canaudaiyua to-
day, IN the ease Of Howard and others 70. For
bush and Others. relative to the patent right
OF q Moving Machine tried in the United
states Circuit Court, Judge Hall presiding, .
vernic' was rendered by the jury in favor Of
the plaintiffs OF eyery issue.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
The Great Fire in LouisyilIs.

LouHvILLK, July 7th.-The following ars
among the losses by the great FIRE in this city
Inc Louisville Journal Office. Three whole
safe houses destroyed. LIGHTER 4 Lowenthall's
eic'nins stock valued az sac, Ooo, insured fos
sod,oVe, portion of the stock saved L. wilkss'
emma store totally destrcyed-stock valued a
$50 see, insured Cor So, 900.
Benedict & Kennedy's div eoods, ssore-
sock mostly savsd+niured Cka.berIsin A
Bsiley's hardware store, badly DAMAGED With
water insured. Buildings Owned by Judr.
Entire loss, SIPS. 0oe.
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GREAT ACCOMMODATION!
Connection between the Orange and Alexan.
dria Railroad from WASHINGTON

En~ at the urgent solicitation Of
number Of persons. will, and
GlX@S after BOMBAY, July 3, start an
extra omnibus from Washington every morning at
81 o'clock, calling at al the Hotels and at the resi-
dsnces of persons who nay leave their order the
night previous at P. W Hall $, near Sd street, OF
A Lspreux, corner Of IL n street and Pennsylva
ME avenue. Travellers will thus avoid the trouble
aud Inconvenience OF changing some three or four
times. at uniform rate OF charges. Passage q
cents trunks Go cents; GO charge for valise OF
carpet bag. -.
Ancthsr coach will leave the depot en- the ar-ivaI
Of the early train, and arrive at Alexandria ahead
of every other line.
jyl-Im HUGH LATHAM.
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Railroad Accident

BUFFALO, July The night express train
on the Great Western Railroad after leaving
the suspension bridge last night, ran over .
morse ana threw two ernigrsnt cars down an
embarkment, killing seven and voundine tn
others OF the emigrant. The FIRST class pae-
sengsrs all escaped without injury.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
SUPERIOR SODA MAYER,

IA! How delicious! is the exclamation of crowds
~ Of ladies and gentlemen who daily call at BOS-
" ELLIS Drug Store, corner Of Maryland ave. and
18th st., for a z ass Of his superior SODA WATER,
witch is acknowledged By judges to bs the best in
the city.
The proprietor would respectfully Invite all Low.
ers OF this truly delightful and healthy beverage
who have not tried it to give him call, feeling US
sursd that one glass viii amply compensate for q
walk from any portion of the city, and to his daily
visitors he would say she had moro left Of the
sort" ie Sim
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
CILVERWAHE

~ - 'C1NFIKLD, BROTHER q co.,
4 Baltimore street, have on hand and arc con
a2t -skine new styles Of Silser Coffee and Tea
SANITY - Pitchers; Walters; Castors; Gohlets
Sets; Silver Ferris; Ice Tongs Cruub scraPere
Cups; epoolsI, uish Knives; Salt Oellars; Bss
re, loe cream, t,Q, -utsd &erltng Sheer.
tag kotv:5 ~, efwsa,. RAHmers, ~
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Sailing Of the Atlantic.

NEw YoRK, July S The u. s. mail steamer
Atlantic sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool.
She took out 200 passengers and between seven
and eight hundred thousand doll am In specie
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SEC Nfigious Rohbarv

copai church was broken into lest piebt and
robbed OF nearly tic whole communion plate.
lie articles gJre are four silver plates, four
silver chalices, two bread stands and Isrre
silver strainer
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rsEc6Sp pfsplrcB 7
Two Men KillsI

fHiLADELPaIA, July s.-Two men, sunIov
cd as sreasers on the Reading RaiIrosd "A
Richmend, was killed last night by hsirs
crushed to death between two frei Tint e.rs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
PHILADELPHIA Market

PHILADELPHIA, July s.-The -four market
is In depressed aud unsettled condition.
Buyers not disposed to operate. Stocks dull
and dropping.
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Chic River.

WHEELING, July s.-Three feet five inches
CT water In the channel Of the river al this
point. Al Pittsburg, three feet two inohss.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
BY j. c. meGUIRE. Apc,,on..,

RUiLDING LOT on the Island at Auc,ion.-,n
~ hoNDAf afternoon, in 10Th at 6 O'Clock. ON
the Premises shall sell the east half OF Let No "a
In squsre tSI. fronting 20 feet on south q strr.t
between I'd and ID streets west, running back l22
feet inches to 70 foot alley, containing 40 feet
s inches, mere OF less
Terms: One alt cash; residue IN six and IL
months, with interest," s-cu ed by d-.d 81 trust.
J. @. MCGUIRE,
~ Cd luciicrear
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lie 27-so2g

DOAAOANG.-Ars. DUSALL, Penna. svenue
- hearty opposite Browns Hotel, has fse Rooms
and Offers every desirable comfort end scoomnois.
ton for families or single gentieznsu-psrmaneri
or Transient. No mole agreeable boarding house
Will pc found IN " washington. js l5-Iy
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4 LOT Of OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE A
~ THZS OFFICE NAV k-a
POSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT COST

POSITIVELY SELLING OFT AT COST!
T COMMENCE this day to run OF my stock Of DRY
II Good and shoes ct prime cost What remains
by the 10th Of July, III then be offered at auction
Persons wishing extra bargains viii do veil .
cell. -------
= have good assortment Ct Dress Gods, ehawA
Nantes, Bonnets. Ribbons, Parssols, &c.
Aisa, good stock OF sHoES Of all kinds.
The Store viii be FOR reLt On the LIST OF August
49,. 7. 3. BROWN,
Cor. til and I SIS, Northern Liberties.
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DIED.

hs 0n me 29ih June. near Logan Hooking county,
she bore with Christian fortitade and resi.nation.
sOl HiA AURAND, wife of jacob Aurana, aged
% years, months, aud ~ days. sBlessed are the
dead who die in the Lerdn . =
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08
70 PURE SILVERWARE,

PURE SILVERWARE.
Ar W.GALT 4 BRO. offsr an unusrally large
N ssortmsnt Of SILVER WARE, consisting
ef- .... 81. r..-.e -
Silver Tea ssts, Pitchers, Goblets T. :
Cups, Napkin Rings
TAble, dessert, and Tea Spoons and Forks
Silver De s ut Knives a.. =
Soup, Cream, and gravy Ladies -
Sugar salt, nlusta, d, ana egg Spoons
Pie, cake, hsh, and butter Knives i.
Eucar Sif.ers, Ice and BALLAD longs
Pickle ana Jelly Spoons, Pickle Forks, 10,
Also, an elegant assortment OF Goods suitable for
wedding gifts.
The above are all Of our own manufacture and
are warranted pure
Ii. ". GAIT BRO.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle, Pa. sye., betw.
ia SS-ct 9th and 10th sts
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~ GREAT BARGAINS

At the Netu Fork SO7e, Bridge St, Georgeto,on
era MISS McGAW wishing to reduce bel
@53apr esent stsck Of Goods, offers them at cost
such as English Straw Bonnsts, Ribbons,
Wv Lacs Goods, Dress Trimmings, Perfumery
Stationery, and many other fancy articles Of all ie
scrptions. f.i.- a. ..,s 70. 80.
The ladies Of the District will please call and ex
anime Fl themselves. ie 20-es1ms
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-08

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~ our uniform custom Of closing ali accounts te
the L.. of July, We give friends and customers
due notice that their bills nov ready ard VII b
delivered In few days, when We earnestly hept
they will be attended to With prcrptness.
MAXWELL. SEARS 4 COLBY,
9Th stleet, three doors above Pa. avenue.