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90 PERsosAE..'

y! The Toronto Globe learns on good au.
:hsrs.5, that Lord Elsin i appointed Cover
or'6snerSt Of India. Sir Edmn1l. u..a,.
aid-fsssgsp has arrived At cIssbs6 ,ns ,....
up BIS ausrsers EA Lard Elsa, who. u r.
sdss viii leave inmsiia se,y aftss ts. meet.
Ing TYiiiP alJliapsatt, ssGo, ~ % i59b.. :
:YsfyA sasN lOrkipap.r, says: rG.isi Il
thirty eigst1sats Of eye, and married to the
Aantfas.eaf man "a lEdrepe." May the Lord
foSStss - tbs opinion, but on the stare Mario
fooskISsey ~silnhisIsye being particularly
bsa.'eGi--oG the stage he il the image of !.
oifnss rider Of the most soap lock order.
1e"'qho Mistef Coutts, who purchesed En-,
5a'Paskst fae the opening night of Mario .nd
G' M, tgrns out 70 be lady, The New York
80 ~ .nUGT :"Im2LrF -slC .' 90 .a
@The- purchaser 10 Affair." lady, of ample for.
trne, who has conceived, > most ardent sdmi
"a oea 1efnfhe hsndsome and distinguished
1essn. which she iin1uages by following aim
frqn sisyitoeiy sDd continent to continsnts
s'syHS at tks sssse hotel: and linsariabiy o..
euPSiHg ths ,frppti seas sf stsli ras zach per.
tofmdtee, cost what it may"
Tbe above, Esfanoyg il "A manufactured out of
he, Hioie cloth. ABsnum-lik fabrication
gSssp,e CATCH fools and swell the excitement,
T,rsThe NBH York Freeman Joiurnai pub.
lisses Q isttsf. from the Bishop of DUBUQUE
vi sling Ronsa Catholics to leave New Eng.
Iandr whefs their faith IL 30 shamefulIy DER.
secussds' and come out to the West, where they
rlsJ S~en in peace ~ ~ 10
"a! iYhus far the whole number of visitor.
at ssratogs Springs has resehed nearly q, Ooo,
and, before The close of the season, il will
doabtlsss ,s-sii 70 1900 - rail- o,t,, :.
The Roman Catholic BishsN It Buffalo
la, e9rrpapdsd that no craors than Eve ssf.
riassf, shall sscenpsny any corpse to- the
cbura5isr eempterJj;'Jry5I 19iti9a rs yJi
~; Ebs Nov York Tribune espresso, pre-
ferslse for Hon. Hshry A. wiss, orGovsrnor
of Ekzfnisafi 9Ygd a-s5j g.odW $ Ill 81
a.. Hoai Charles Fairfax Speaker Of the
Ius:Itu,israfs House or Representatives u
visigso his mother, Mr.. saunders.
near tar cfyno" 92fi sd" T. ,o2I7 -
.?wsa is.tn, fro. private letters 81 ,h.,
Gov: B,g,efh tsHH daily addressing the peo-
pic 81 the SSEheri counties Of Psnn,yIvauis,
viii Ara7yt Rps1,mpled success. His rispds
lPpsHT 70 b. highly pleased With tAe istts,,
ng fnPsas9 BIZ rs,Se,sOR .,aoo Be- q "A
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D5fhs GsHon dafends II. Head. of ~. F1.,,,,t
a's p'PsrslAsnss from the charge II appoint.
Hs 20 once an Undue number Of foreign born:
I'aa elaborate srticls; compliments 4 s Hon,
II. Chandler, and regrets that be i d 81 esenD
sssfia0ed o the party eonvention of his Con.
sb SaH aallsssrict on account Of his religion,
a ssHi fuea'ilsshes recent correspondence be-
ISsen dS,efstary Dobbip and q, COMMITTEES Of
.Ss1aS and citizens Of the town of Whining.
t.3e, Ms, ihis homs) wherein 10 was invited
lfccsps > public dinner during his recent
S'.. asss there, and declined ON the ground
ss ae Preferred rather to 'mingle with his
.sHsa'esszsns in his old capacity Of their
-uspa''na neisabor. Capital TASTE Nj. Sec
OBESITY Debbin, In these days Of high fsliu.in
s"osg in ahs way Of public dinners, plate
pssssntasions,l DC. Et 1E-Ho r'"a .'gdti
ahesssntinel present, la reader, With ,ta!.
tisisat synopsis Of the resources Of Cab.
ceqsnp'si from the new work of Don J.ss
Mira Do IA Tore. 10 .'..7 ~ - -
6f i9e cifnitzisencsy compliments Mr.. Mill
SCI III on his sfgsoisy, Is manifested in his view,
~ ~ e21ocs pf the repeal VI tho Missouri Com.
pAAiss upon the future Of the South. The
Sztor holds that their correctness Il slresdy
L sstns made plain, md. adds: Is .uBt II r5,i
outa q not have been better for the
,,t; ~ iet .he old political compact stand by
-N Nah tn S South had soma hold upon tho
t ~ I'm, nfas now but spirit of csnoiua,ion,
me 1a., 'ash and OF pride in all the gIoiies of
nc tssL ean Iho'dtogethsr this great commu.
M! GfS tatss,! But the duty of syerv Satr;ct
ap ard Imperative. Let sectional zeal.
ols.ss e sdned; let sectional parties be dis
eaarAsed by such appeals Is must always
opelsse upon honest men devoted TO their
co-i9{fy and her true greatness -. .
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-04

WIFE KILLING AND BEAT1Na-Mr. FoutE,
in triHing dispute, killed his wife, nsar Fort
Des Maine, Iowa; and, at csmanche, in the
same State. g. G. Blodgett, for some trivial
cause knocked his wife down, and stamped
and kicked her nearly to death.
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OUR FIRST FALL SUPPLIES.

1
T"E take .this early method Of informing out
w customers and purchasers Of dry goods gen
orally, that We are nov opening many new and de.
eEable FALL GOODS In part such se-i -. s-.
10 pieces rich black silks ranging from rs cent? to
5Spsr yard. AL bought at auction and are
cheap. ...-.l -. - ~
10 pieces tusias b0mbazines and mourning alpaca,
! very fine.
Is pieces FIR nch nerin6s, embracing eli the dssir,
able shades. p -, -, "a
8pieces rich p ult is sole silks all the rost dAaira.
BILE oolors, and at much reduced prices &C
u pieces assorted fsnnsls from 25 cents to & p<r
yard. .tr15s s.j.'o. ~. o. go 80
lot of cashmere plaids, mouaselins, and printed
nannela for childrsn wear. .;,-
100 pieces bleacbed shifting cottons Of the Oldest
and best brands. go s. = --.la
100 pisces assorted Fall Prints, end Mousselius
choice styles, with . lsrse lot Of cashmere and
other shsvlS for the present and approaching
season. ...-.- az s-s
rs pieces Bsrklies and Richardson's undressed Irifh
linens. -.; %
2s pieces 81, 10 end ia linen snd cotton shee.
ings. .-sa ~.
We have added to our stock this season lot al
superior Ingram Carpetngs Straw Ma,tiuge, Oil
Cloths, Hearth Rups, and general assortment q
house furnishing goods, which will cell very Low
for cash, or to our promptcustemers. a =. ,
AH Observe that articles sold st cur establish
Hent are warranted h prove as represented.
! LINZ MAXWELL, SEARS COLBY,
sep 4-eo2w 7th st.. doors above Pa nv n,1e
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"ARPER'S MAGAZINE for 0eptsubss
III b Q magnificent number, filled With s.eeuss
EngfasinEH md for sale at
=. . sHILLINGTOE'e Roolntofs.
The Crest Illustrated Msgasue Of Art fbr eeptsm-
: ri Der is one of the tsst that has ever bssn 10
- sufd.-i .-..-
Leslis's Ladies 9ssstte Tor sep.smbes sostAaas I'll
The new fall fashisns T.
Kuickeftocker Mses zine for September
Godeys Lady, Book, Gratams Magazine end PHe
&c MANS Magazine for September, received ~
for ssle st -
: - r sHILLIN0T0Ne Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. Nv. and ~ 81 odeon BailatnG
san 2.-fS Ted
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fAfAt AfrRif If Ask1ssAs.-fhs 1jttls
Rock Democrat Of the 17th, says: An ARRAY
took place In Lover Fourchs township, YAH
county, Arkansas, on election day, between ].
Harris and P. Mower, In which the latter vas
killed
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-04

|, A WHEAT GRowIsa CoUNrRY-It Is estl-
mated that the Canadss will raise she present
season surplus of 1900, 900 bushels wheat,
which, Of course, will look abroad for mar
tket. By the new reciprocity treaty, provincial
grain and -four come into our market free Of
duty, and upon an equal footing with the pro-
duetions of our farmers.
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'AfFR HkyaIxay, coRNtczs, LOOPS, &c

PAtEk HkNaIHGs, CoRN1czs, LOOPS, &c.
WE would m st r. spetfuliy tnf,sm the c,,iser
w Of Washington, that we have ROT 70 store 9
large and beautiful assortment Of C0EN1SEs
Rings, ORNAMENTS, &C., prices to SUIT all
persons. All kinds of Window and Bed DRAPERY
made and put up st the shortest notice, and in the
best manner. Carpets made and put down and
warranted t, 1T. al kinds ef PAPER HANGING,
DECORATING spd UPHoLsfERf work attended
tb promptly. We Resp constantly on hare an
s,sssnt i o. Pen md in fact
shtisfaction to our customers. Paper hung 81 81
prienced hards. Persons are requested to call and
examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere, a.
we deem It no tr uble to exhibit our goods even r
these who nserely wish to lock through curiosity
- JOS. 4. Il. PLANT co.,
No S Washington flEsas nh street nsa- Z. d,
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BURNED AGAIs.-Ths Congregational churnh
1t East Hampton, Mass, which was destroyed
by fire last year and nearly rebuilt was again
burned to the ground on Thursday night, TO-
gether with the parsonage house
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-04

FoR KAszAs.-Two hundred emf grants ars
already enrolled in Crawford county, Pa, and
will leave on the 18th Of September. They
taks With them d power press and a largS
quantity of type. -r.5v -.. -
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COPPER The Lake Superior Journal,' Of
Saturday last, says the mining prospects are
aourishing. The shipments since August 18th
amounted to over 257 tons Of copper, and 4os
tons of iron ORE -. ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-04

The MILWAUKEE FIRE.-The Milwaukee Sem
tinel has careful statement Of the loss by the
recent Ere in that city, the amount of which
is 1881, 900; amount of insurance, $685., 1850.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-04

r. 1t the special election for Sheriff in
Berkly county, Va, held on Thursday last Mr..
Newcomer, the Nnow Nothing candidate, was
beaten Al votes by Mr.. Cushws. The tables
are turning o. ta'.
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The CATHOLIC POPULATION OF New YORK.
The New. York Freeman's Journal afirms that
the number of Catholics by birth or baptism
in New York is nearly if not quite one-half
the popul alton of the city. The Tribune e.
Inmates the number at enc fourth the popula.
tinn. ...-..-.- -.-----.--. Z
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CLASSICAL AND FoRcIBLE- Denmark Is
threatened with intestine commotion" -For-
etgn Cor. Nat. Int.
There is something rotten in Denmark
Shakespeare. - ..rr. XVI. g.
"Why doesn't Denmark try HamptonIs
Vegetable Tlncture?-tDevil.l W,tnsin;gton
Daily Hsrafd. n. ~ ... It
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~ Much qualification is express ed by the
Habaneros at the appointment Of Concha as
Captain. General of Cuba. as ...-... q
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FATAL REsULr.-.Miss Mary Frances Butts,
young lady of Petersburg, who was severely
burned few days ago by the upsetting of q
samphsne lamp, died ON Monday night last
from the effects of the accident. e --l71
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70 The laying down Of q telegraphic cable
between Holyhead and the Irish coast was
commenced on Tuesday the 18th ult o..
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THROUGH TO QuEBso.-The Grand Trunk
Railroad is to be opened to Quebec on tho ID
Of October.
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ii Low WArEn.-The Potomac River, at Harp.
er's Ferry, is 81 feet ~ inches lower than the
highest point j. astaiasd during the fssbst Of
1907. -FFft f,Dt 10 20 s..atH l..
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: GONE TO THE TURNER FEsrIvAL.-The Tur.
uer Association of Washington have gone to
Philadelphia to attend the fourth anniversary
of the German Turner-Bund, having left here
on Friday and Saturday for tho purpose.
Several associations and delegations having
arrived last week from Washington, Baltimore,
&C., they had a grand torch light procession on
Saturday night. After this they partook of a
collation. at the Samson street Il all, where the
song OF welcome was sung. The strangers
were addressed by Edward Henlein on the part
of the Philadelphians. 1,t.45 - g.
The number Of Turner's participating in tho
festival is over 800, appearing from 6l cities,
and including q delegation from San Fran.
CISCO. .t}1 ...--,.. ...-.... ..--.t,. ia + or
The festival was continued 70 day by pa.
rade through the city, and o visit to Indepen.
fdenoe Hall. On Tuesday they have gYmastic
exercises, with speeches, dances, songs, &c.
On Wednesday there will be rife shooting at
Lemon Hill, and grand ball at night, when
prizes for excellence in fencing and shooting
will be distributed. On Thursday the csrs-
monies will be closed, and the strangers will
star for their homes -o.-se
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| - sut % those fsrritofiWss thn IAN or
early in the coming spring oan avail them
selves Of the benefits of the law granting to 40
sual settlers there, as thst act expires by linn.
itatiou in December, 1855. We state this fact
for the benefit of those disposed to smisrate 8
the Pacific side. ks IS 81
.Beaeonlight Keepers Appointed -AtPoint
Of Shoals, Virginia, Thomas L. Kendall At
$500 per annum, and John Z. Floyd, assistant,
at 5000 per annum. Sc
At Deep Water Shoals, Virginia. Joseph b.
Ransom, at $500 and Thomas Ransom, as
sistant, at $500 per annum..
At White Shoals Virginis, Jas. H Wilson,
at $500 per annum, and Dempsey NJ. Crump-
Ter, assistant, at $500 per annum.
The Solicitor Of the TseasprY, B, atrsster,
ESQ, has returned to his post in this city, ap-
parently much improved in health BY, his Re.
cent trip homo. - 81 80 !. y 80,
The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Department. On Saturday, the I'd of Sept,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
H. - > n
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and startling fact that quite large class Of the
America people are bald, aud that tos at early
age, and it becomes those ahiCted to pause and ex
anime the causes OF Badness and then the Scssely
EsseTson's Americdn Hair Restoratire' stands un-
rivallsd tor that purpose. Il 10 an Indian prepara
uen prepared purely the scientific principles "a
The BED Man, and whe ever seena bald headed In
dinni such . thin g has never been known.
See singuiar. 70 b had Of Draggi1s, giving par
HeulArs. =, 80 -
Price 81, In large bottles. so b4- ga -.
Sold In Washington and Georgetown D. c. BY an
the principal Druggists, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Cansdas- t---
2 D. GILMAN. Wholesale and General Agent,
Washington, D. G. 5aag.t - 's'.e soa : -
o. 3. FISHER 90. Propfistofs, g. ~
.u3h9 No. " Superior Street. ClsvslsnA. o
\ nnx la-.1hn -lnlt = Z. ELlL WV ~ 49,
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~ GnxAN's HAIR Drs has made Its appearance
In our city. very much to the eradication Of our
young beaux who wear red uhiskers or mustaches
Gentlemen arc now seen going into our hair dren
ing saloons with hair. whiskers mussaches, and eye
brovs Of all imaginable coors, and in Eve minutes
they will appear the street having them entirely
changed and decidedly improved by 'ustrous black
obtained by Using GILNaN's DYE.-NorfoM Herald
For sale bra. y; CLIMAX, Chsznises Washington.
sep4-3t - '-''-'' '+' - ''-iAiHi "
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Some % ribbler in the Clipper, Who is
asb ,Tr Of his name, 1--WE know not vhsther
it is it's namslssa sditsr, or some amateur in
'hIs city, endsavors to convey the ideain that
pepper of this morning, that the extract We
publiahe1 ths -sthsr day from letter dated
al Punta Arsuas, about the Greytown affair,
andoar correspondence from Harper, Perry,
als from the r'sams psn.p' The CliYper's
chssgs is untrue. We can safety any decent
man, who; Reels interested in the matter; th at
thess listers are genuine, written whore they
presss 70 have been written, and not made up
in the garrett, a We have every reason 70 be-
iieVeI,he Clippers eo.respondencs from all
quarters is-:hs art, Of doing which was, NO
d0uft, learned by one Of its editors while en-
pioysd "a writing abolition articles for the
Neg YORK Iribi1as. or q, IMP min,
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9To broil ham properly, the slioes should
be first soaked in hot water, dried in cloth,
and broiled on gridiron over clear fire.
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HCH00L BOOKS in great variety for sale at the
- lorost prices In every eaee By
sep f. rRANcK TAYLOR.
NyooD's GREAT Boca on rHt STAGE.
w Wanted q competent Man In washineton to
canvass the city thoroughly, for "Wood's Personal
Reccllecticns Of the 6tage,"-win be published on
the 10th September. - -'i7'
The sale win be very great. Address
r f..I- WM. WEITK SMITH,
1875 Chestnut street, Phradelphis.
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President's Mounted Guard,
Attcu don 1.-The annual meeting of
@f ths Corps win BE- he at the Armory on
.IUEsDAYl lVRNING, September sth, Of
O'Clock.
Every member possessing military ardsr md de-
sirous " sseing fal ranks s requested to BE- pune
tnal In attendance, In order TO make the neses
ssry srrsngsments fcr The nrst Anniversary parade
on The 18th inst. wv
b order Of Joseph Peck, Capt:
ssn o-as,.i s1-,,1car IN. u fueaahr's
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For the redemption Of stocks..... ss4,2sl os
For the payment Of other Treasury
debts ........... -. -. 3O,5s3 43
For tho Customs ,............... 1858 70
Covered into tho Treasury frem 'r-,s-
miscellaneous sources. ......... 5.397 43
For the War Department. 1850. 2S6,713 Is
For paying for the War Depart.
ment :...................... 90 1856 Al
For the Navy Department. ........ 800 90
For the fpterior Department. 1888 So
For re-payirg in the Interior De- - :.
partment Misunderstanding, 4,747 So
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.

More szsyaoaganes and toHy-Dsaths in the
G t'yI1nro'11ns thae ovsr6oard-IAe
H0tsl-A"othef Forgery, 9e.
! NEW YORK, September 8, 1851.
II matters not what may Is the hereafter
the opening nighto. erisi and Mario COMMA.
70 DO quite up to the Jeun; Lind marx Of az.
aa.s'A' ar - folly. Tho receipts for to.
~ nights performance will not foil short
of $4,000.
The total number of deaths in this CITY last
week amounted to sl4. These figures are some
what at varisnce with the statements of our
editors in regard to the improved health Of the
city. .a1ss
Thomas Brcgan, q fireman on board the
steamship Baltic, has been arrested on charge
Of throwing his sisters child into the dock.
foot Of Canal street. The accused states that
the child was dead at the time Of throwing it
over, but no other proof of the fact exists
The hotels generally are doing q better bu-
siness just now, than has been tho case for
months past sit is an i'll wind that blows no.
body good" The yellow fever at New Orleans
and Savannah keeps hosts Of SOu1A eruers here
that would be otherwise on their cay home
/, A good looking young man in Broadway the
other Gay deliberately picked up brick and
threw it against window, breaking pane of
glass which cost S36. The only reason he
would give for this rash act was lat no swami
ed policeman" 40. ...
"A check for $4,000, falsely purporting to be
be certified by the cashier of the Cont nent al
Bank, is said to have been deposited in the
Chemical Bank, p obably by the same indi-
vidual who obtained So, 900 from the same in
'stitution, upon the security of forged check
for $4,000, which falsely purported to be
certified by the American Exchange Bank.
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JAMES W. sHIHAN, ESQ.

1hls gentleman, our former fellow citizen,
so yell known TO all Washington, and more
especially to these Of the press, has become
tha'eiisorof the Chicago Times, understood
to "a taeihomeorgan Of Senator Do We
oOasratUssts him on being fairly embarked in
tnsprsfatsioa for which he has been labor.
onls preparing himself for the las. six year :.
Issths Riust have eminent success admits of
no deobsin our mind, i sound Judgement
keea W.T. readiness as writer, unti,ipa %,
oeTes s Sndet severe and long ,practiosd bodily
and mental s1 labornnd scrupulous integrity of
ofsssEEE4c'es and purpose in all his relat ons will
lnsytsl aue spccsss in editorial Ife Wshave
ka2'n Mr. Stshan from his boy hood, and be-
lie e aiD Possessed Of all these quail seations
fos Z saecessfsi editorial esrssr, in an eminent
desTss, and, Ithsrefor., feel assured, that be
Is areQned to make his mark on tae future of
sroisty in tina grsss West We xish all possible
5u-aOess to u,s Chicago Twas under his aus
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-04

, D Five hundred to al thousand dozen of
sodszare bottled daily in New York. IT'S
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TT Maretsek's opera troupe have met with
success at Philadelphia. f

e The British post Office pays the railways
1870 900 year for carrying the mails. 5f
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r BENTOlrOZzI, from Florence, {Itafy1
A. late Professor nc Genox. Eass, gives 1esoone
in Fren.h, ep 6nisf, fcsiian, and Vocal Music Ad
dress street, Yrsnsiss saasrs, between 18th and
l4th streets. '.t n 9
References: MFs Pesle, Nj. Msury, Esq Lev.
Mr. DonelsB, In Washington: PysSsssors 9essgkA
Greene. AND McAuIlsn, ct New York. -a r
l., Sen 1-bts .'f - r. d -
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~ SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT. =
CCHOoL BOOKS of ST kinds to be had ~ he
- Bookstore q CRAY f BALLANTXNK, ith
street, near Old Fellow Hall. So
i. Everything in the School Book line q ths veyy
lowest prices. ~ (eent) s9&A
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u LABARRIE, 'rsfg. -.
r. I.-l5lI.- ur~sr C ard ion rSeets,
Respectfully informs the public Of w.shln gton
that be has en- hand, snd makes to order the best
kind of metallic Numbers and figures for houses,
h0tels church pevs %. The citiSers are requested
T. call and exsmne these beautiful Numbers aud
Figures. .'.' "El
Also, China Numbers, glaed. rep Aim
r AIDES; DREss, and -. =
IL INFANTS PROMENADE CAPS
hsSs Just ope tsd fresh lot Of tie Above goods,
being of the latest Styles to which invite I'd saily
attention Of the ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,
and my customers particularly.
3 Il .r-.1 4. TATE,
IA. avenue, between 10th and l1th sis
Pep s-eo3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-04

MIR. EDITOR The contest for ths Priz. Ranjc
1Nl premises to By an excl ing enc, and is inter
esne oil the distinguished talent Of the land where
the Bsnjo's known. II 10 said that Mr.. JOIN jon
DAN Is competitor; ore IN whom al the metro
po'itsn power Of music concentrates, and vhoee
agile and delicate appliance OF thumb and fre-hn-
ser has been never equall.d. sssinulating only &c
the speed Of the electric fluid In their transit over
the chords Of the BAnjo. It Il hoped that he win
not let bis modest- intsrpose, but thst be viii en-
ter the lists as District champion. %.
l sep &-Its Srs-srS-B
\ A FAM1LY, lssving America. have soIne gocd
IA plain Houssholj Furniture to dispose Of Al
10 quantity Of Engliah Books, bound and uubound,
ia eIeslleus preservation. Apply On L. next to the
Northwest corner 9th street.. 7fg ~ sep <--3ts
STRAYED OR sT0LHN from the ruhfcriber. q
y dark rsi buffalo cow, white under her four
legs, slit In one and crop in the othse esr strsp
and hell on. reward of five dollars will be diver
to any one who viii return her to ne. go
81 So Isl =.tr VIM. e STUBBA
r Prospect st., LIST house west Market st.,
sep 4-eoS: r. -.- 3 -,sr n Gee, getown.