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=, oosIse EXCURSIONS Excursion ara now
the order OF the day with our pent IN CITIZEN,
Eno cannot leave for Old Point Comfort piney
Point Cape May and the various sprinr. Thu
approaching trips are those of the Nor. Somerv
Susrds, who will announce the particulars Of
.neir arrangements on Friday; the excursion
ana concert Of Prof. Prospect; q grand target
excursion, In which magnificent silver cup
is to be shot for by members of all of our mil
ltary companies, Prof. Esputa's grand festi
val Of the kind. and perhaps others that va
nave not heard from. These will probable
close the excursion season with tshalo NJ
glory" ' VI
HULL's tICr0RY.'-This sonp was heaut;.
fully sung Yesterday by Mr. Francis Cole. near
the White House Pavilion, and lust opno,; te
the spot where the British feet Law anchored
about the time Of the attack on Waahinoton
city and were harassed out of their position
By the Artillery Of the District and a battalion
ct rifemen- "Over the trident of Neptune {"
britannia then thought that she ruled but
america taught her another lesson, and this
cong tells the story in patriotic verse
CHAEsE or Cow STEALING Yesterday q
German from Loudon County, Va, was arrest.
ed and taken before Justice Dom to answer 10
this charge. After listening to the statemer t.
OF both parties the Justice concluded that there
was no evidence of theft but sort of ba reain
in the transaction. The matter was comnro-
mised by the parties, and the case dismissed.
1t was serious charge and the plaintiff
would never have sustained it with the eyi.
dence he produced.
WATCH RETuRss.-David Bell, sent to Jail
as a fugitive slave; bis freedom was proven
this NOR ming, and his release ordered Billy
Jackson, lunstic. iyiDg in the street; dismissed
this morning. g. W. johnson, colofed, out
afser hours fne and costs William Stnart
vaSrant child; dismissed.
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Congressional Election.

"HEkLIss, Va, August ST ID SUPPOSED
tia: Benjamin II. Smith, vhie has bee. e,.cs-
ed to fill the vacancy in Congress, created BY
the death Of Col. snodgram, dem. Only Wood
county bad been heard from, but that eives
Smith ssns $50 majority, where Scott hM bu.
81. and Stsrrets. Whig, fos Congress, but Is
over snodgrsss The district vas formally
close, but gave Pierce for President I,lSo.
Smith lives in kauswha, the whig stronghold
The surpcsitiou that Smith IL elected, be-
eause Wood county has been heard from. IL q.
best prsmature; Is Wood is only one Of tho
hffeen eouatiss which compose this ooners-
scnal district.-Eds Ssc,. '
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JNO. ELDER & CO.,

JNO. ELDER IL CO.,
BOOKSELLERS, No. 3, OOLU.HBIA PLACE,
A UTH0RIZED Agents fer the Modern Standard
II and Mioor Drama. Glssson's Pictorial, Flag OF
our Union, Uncle Sam An all the "Know Nothing
Papers. He also Keeps for sale at wholesale and re
tail, all the popslar Magazines, Weekly Newspapers
Daily and Weekly Beralds, Tribune, Times, Sta
tionery, &C., and all the popular cheap literature
the day.
j. L. & Ce having daily communication with N
York, rare Books, back numberS Of Periodicals cas
be promptly supplied.
The trade ana oitizens generally are respectfully
invited to call at No g, Columbia Place. at conner o.
Louisiana aaenue and 7th street.
JNO. ELDER i co.
IN MT
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auc,,o...-.

hy GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctioneers.
THREE NEW FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS q,
L Auston-..0n TUESDAY, the 18th Instant. ne
snA. sss., IN trsnt Of the rremres At c.oct m
psIG OF Lots Nos ., B. ami IN Square Isl Win
the improvements, which are two new ;rame hoa~s
ecntsinins SIX good and eonveRisnuy arrsnped
south, brtwes n -fta and Sth street, west twsctv
ave is.s two fnchss, runni back eighty six j.es
Sis', Immediately efte- the above sale, We shsl,
ssl part of Let No L. in sau,rs sos s.,.,s So. N
sixth street west fifteen feet eight inches rum No
DECK one hundred feet 20 thirty rot sIley. hetv
and Streets south, With the i'm proven IN. a
Title indisputabls - WINS
TENS: One-third cash; talapes In g. 70, End Is
months, foe notes bearing aferes. from the Sav NJ
the sele. ,A0 uAJ Va
a desd given aid q deed CT trust t. ken. -
GaEES 4 SCOTT,
Hu& ~ Auesinnac,a
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FRENCH BOOKS.

DOssUET-Oraison's Funebres, l vol, l2mo
ID Madame de Staei-Cons;deration Sur In Rsvo-
hutton. vol
Observation-Disclosures, vol
Gsrnier-Eeonomie Poiitique, vel
Or rnsille Theatre, 2 vols
Madame de Stael-De l'AllemsGne
Oeuvres de RAbtlairs
Gayfier-Ponts ct Chausssss, 2 vols, with plates
Martens ct Cussy--Recusie do TT sites, vols
GsTden-Trsites &c Taix, Ii vols .
Conversations Modernes Ell Francois ct en- Anglais
Also, q large assortment Of French Novels In pam.
phlet form. FRANCK TAYLOR,
aug g.
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From New York-sailing Of the Aftios-
The Weather-Markets, &c.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9,-The royal mail stssu
ship Africa sailed at half-psst one clock, %,
m, for Liverpool. She tosk out So passengers
and $3.50, 900 in gold.
The delightful change in the westhsr, be-
caused, IL is believed, a very sensible abass.
ment in the ravages Of the cholera.
Dispatches from Boston, Albany, and Bus.
falo, received to-day, announce the choler~
abating at those points. Weather cool.
Under the influence of the foreign news, Tn
Hour market is frner. A slight advance in
prices has been submitted to. whes.-,aJ,,
oflO,oeo bufhels at previous pricee Mechanic,
in corn-safes Of $4,000 bushels. Cotton /.
frmer
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TEE August ELECTIONS.
Missouri I leot.oas

CT. Lorrs, August s.-A few scattering 70
turns have been received OF The elections held
IN nth the Susie yesterday, bat they are not sufa-
cientiy dsdaite to indicate with any degree OF
certainty how the contest has terminated.
thus far, the unofficial retains and twin.
repons indicate Wing gains.
1t u reported that the Hon. John @. Miller.
the Wing candidate for Congress in the fourth
district, has been rc-elecsed.
The returns, for members Of the LsSislsturs.
look favorable for the whigs.
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LIME-LIME-LINfE!

ITO PLAsTEKERs AND BUILDEKS.-We have
] now hand at seely's Patent Kilns. ONE
THOUSAND BARRELS or LINE, and are now
making two hundred barrels daily, which We will
sell on the best terms.
We would csl the particular attention of plsstsr.
ers to this superior rice of Lime. l. is free from
coal cindsrs or other SEDIMENT 1t being burut alto.
gather by wood, which makes 1t Q very superior AZ
tice for piaserng, VIII te coating, and hard finish.
ing. :.
Give us : call and you shall be blessed
aug 3-1m - ...-,r & j. SEEI.Y 4 ~
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A n EXCELLENT BUSINESS STORE for Rent
IA For Rent, very desirable business stand, suit
able for any description of dining located
on llth street. one door from Pennsylvanis avenue,
next adjoiniDg R Fsrnhsm's book and stataons ~
establishment
To good tenant and genteel buaiAess the r. mt
Will be put At moderate rate by the year. payable
In monthly instaiments. Possession given imlns
diatsly. For further particulars inq uire OF the un
dsrsisned. ESQ. A. W. RANDALL,
Grocer, corner Pa. avenue and 18th St
q ~ f6-So0
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EFFIsr BURNISG.-It was stated in the pa
pers, few days since that the President was
burned in efdgy at Springfield, Mass. This Is
mistake The distinguished honor was in
tended for the Hon. Edward Dickinson, of the
Massachusetts congressional delegation.
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81 D. B. CAMPBELL q CO.
Re. n. TTON, Auctfona.p

TRUSTEES SALE OF Valuable Improved r,cper.
Z tv-6y sirtu. of.a DEED Of trust, bear;n- sa.a
the 2fth a.y Of February, lets, duly executed by
tohn A. Mouiden and wife, to ths subscriber, apa
ieocfiel in Liber J. A. :, No. ITO. fo!ios $50 ISL
aa2, and s53 one of the isod records of
county, in the District OF ColumSia, TO secure the
payment If Il ceriaiu dsbt therein psmei, 1 she'll
sel at publ: suction On Ire premises, Oh MONDAY
the 18th lay ~ Augaef. 1884, at O'Clock D. NJ to
the highest bidder, Lot 80 Z, IA sausre SIS with
the Improvements, CONSIST iu~ NJ o two story Rrams
aouss, wiz oihsr Decesssry buildings.
Terms; cDethird cash: the seidae IN equal In
siairisn>6 "a, ~ . and IL months. with interest
decd given and deed OF trust taken TO occur,
the deferred Csy,nsDE. ..
If Tia s,;ru nf ssls are Rot Piled With In frs
days f'nm lie day OF sale. the properly Will Do re
sold At lie coss and ri.k of he purcha er
OhAVks ASHFORD, Trustee.
iy cS-f &Tutds
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10 PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA, An 4
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

10 PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA, An
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS. .
DERS0NS travelling, aud nj: others should hase
L bottle Of Or. j. s. ROSES PAIN CURER, ans
lus CARMlNATltk EALSAN By them in CAS- q
sudden sickness,
TO P, EVENT Cnoh&RA.-Tsks teaspoontuI,
Of Pain Curer 10 wine glass Of water every Hpcru.
Ing; whenever you have psin, internally or t..
neliy, use the fgiu Curer. In bottles Elk 25 Al
to cents. 49,
DR.. ROSES JABMINATIVE RALSAM, soy CHI.
era morbus. Row1 CoIaplnints, sad DySentery--~
This ixturs Is one OF tbs most important medicines
and should bs Kept In all antilles. As a scottIiD-
preparation, 1t hzs no equal. In cssss OF inIsnn.
with bowel comp iKnts chosra m0rbus, rpsuessns g
crying, or general PAIN it has been proved PEREZ
Balm. As specific for bowel con plain t. Of aduts
It has nsver tailed. During tEe cholera Of 1892 1884
and CSC it failed in instspes when used befoIs
dsxth hgd positively struck the pstien,. hs y,
had r-t, ne from more than one thousand perfcns
who used ir during these HssOrabis PERIODS Ter t.
fsing to lis wonderful curative powers 25 -snts
: to.tie ,-..' j. &. RoeE. II. D., phiis
Dr j. 8. ROSE has been q regul-r Practitioner q
Medicn. for thirty yesrs in Philadelphia IL q frs.
knd an honorary member Of tbs Philadelphia Msii
cal aociety.
All OF his vslusble medicines Ia reae1y tor eaci
diseass) TO be bad Of T. ID. G,i,azn, Charles Stctt
Co., W. III. Gilman, Joha ". kairn, Patterson sui
Nkirn, d. b. CisTk, h. Ii. HcPhsrson, w. 4. Eyap
KitTsn Lawrence, j. b. maore, Washington;
l.. KidweD, Georgetos n; and ot al dealers In Alex
snlris, and throushou! Virginia so
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Great Fire at Rev oriesns.

New ORLEANS, August 5. "A destructive Ars
broke ept here 1t noon TO- day, on Teboupit,.-
las street, aud spread with great rapiditv "a
foucher, Lafayette and Magaxine sirests.
destroying many stores and large ou.ns1fv
of provisions and naval stores. The prip.iosI
suderers are Messrs Ceprcrse Il Co, W Is.
Wright, E j. Hart, and others Their ioe,eS
are mostly covered by insurance. The toSrl
loss Is estimated at s.. 600. 600.
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.-Durinp ths mast
week ending the Both ult., there were 1922
deaths in New Orleans, being the smallest n um.
Der for any week this year. There were twelve
deaths from yellow fever.
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From New Orleans

Nkw ossnnANs, aUe.-- - - ..
great ERE in Tchopitonlas street L. now estl
mated at eight hundred thousand dollars.
Business Of all kinds very dull.
Several cases of yellsw fever have occurred
In the city during the las, week. The disease
is wholly confined to strangers.
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TURNIPS. RUTA BAGAS. &c

Fs'HE subscriber has still hand large end we'll
i selected stock Of TTRNLP SEED, comprising
the following: Skirving's Liverpool swade, or Ruta
Paga; Lsing's Improved Ruta Bags; Red ard " hite
Tankard Turnips; White Globe Early SNOWFALL,
stutbie Stone, PurpetopPed, strappedle aved, esch
Is c-nts per ID.
Cabbage seei If sli the choice yarietea
They are all Of finest quality and are warranted
fresh and genuine. JNO. SAUL.
Seed Store, corner It'll and II streets
An,
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The Special Election.

BALrIEoRE, August s.-AdditonL rsturns
from the lssh Congregational district repre-
scented by the late Mr.. snodgrass, indicates .
very close contest The result here is esn.id.
cred doubtful .....
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Boarding.

DOARD1NG.-Nrs. DUVALL, Penus. syenuA
u nearly opposite Rrowns Hotel, has fine ROOMs
and Offers every iesirEiis com tort and soco.nnods
con ic- ianiiirs Or singh, gsn:lsnsn-fer7asnent
or transient. No p.oIs egres.ble boarding house
will ps found IN Washiagtdn. ia lily
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TO CONTRACTORS ARD RUILpERa

fjNhE sub cribsr you'd respectfully inform tie
Il public that n. keeps constantly on hand and
Tor sale at the lowest prices large assortment Of
artcies he q ssry fac building purposes, which he
hopes it Will prove for their intersst TO call and az
anime be1ora purchasing elsewhere
Among the most important are
PENRHYN AAR3LE AND IRON YAyTELS
which for chespness, beauty asd durability
aPe uDsurpsss-d
PARL0R AND CRAMBER HyAMRLLED
GR4TES the latest New York styfes
DCSifAA d. cos HOT AIR FURNACES s,r
heat.ny priysts and public buidip a., churrArs
6c, the very best and the most seosonicsl
Furna e now in uss s-
PONDS I.rPeCED ooCBLE OJEy COOK
me RANGES
GASP fRoN WlNDo " LLvTELs AND SILLS,
mon COLUMNS, dc. ..'-
LINGUISTIC FILING, fox Hall, vestibule, and
Church fco1s
ZION KILLINGS, Of cast ami wrought iron, and
wire. These are manufactured in New York,
and tor their beauty and variety OF pattern
and finish are uatquallei.
The above will he put up if desired, and every e.
tort will be made t. give purchasers satisfaction
Apply al tbs
Ornamental IRON Ware House,
Pa avenue, between Sd and AZ streets
iy 20-eotf K. HAsEIES
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[ 1ooSTRY SEAT FOR SALE adjoining thu city
y OF Georgetown, with fine new brick dwelling
muse cut buildings, large brick sisser-. do. &C.
containing 10 acres VI land with the finest views ia
ths District Situated ut the junction of the New
ana Ridge n sds with large IRON: both, ami al
Joining the property OF Mr.. ]. II. King. Terms very
nHsrsi on credit. Enquire ON the premisss On It
WiiI De exchanged r properly In New York.
jy 13-eolmS =. -. 49,.
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"MEEr ME- BY MOONLIGHT" &c.-A duel in
the street, by moonlight, recently took place
in San Francisco, one of the parties bong shot
in the side, though not mortality. The time
was near midnight, and the scene Fisrt street, a
large crowd of spectators assembling to witness
the affair
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DUILDING LOTS-For sale several desirable
ID Building Lots IN the vicinity Of the City Hall;
aieo in the LIST Ward and also variety in al other
parts Of the city. Also, two small frame dwellings
situated in an improving nesh boFhood all Of which
will be sold on terms accommodating. Apply T.
David Mysrie, at Mrs. Adams, opposite to browns
Hotel, or through the post office, post pail
30 ~ l0-eo3m
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ENoR RENT-A large three story House, with Ok
4 tsnsivs back buildings, table, ooschhouse. snd
saokehouse The buildings contain twenty two
rooms aud Kitchen, and is we'll suited ar bosrs
ing house. 1t Is sitnstsd on the north sid, of sarr
Capitol street. about one hundred yards east of the
Capitol square. The rsot to g good t~pent will be
$500 per Annum, paid by monthly iastalments in
jy iy-lawtf o. $50. -
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HARD SENrEScE.-"I'm in the WRONG }, !,
said to be the most difficult sentence to pro
nounce in the English language.
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LIFE IN PHlLADELPHIA.-A party of eight
persons, male and female, were recently sent
to the Philadelphia aims house as Migrants.
They had made their home for some time in
the yrrd Of an unoccupied house, and when
arrested they we're all asleep on the pavement.
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aug 2-d

BY GREE 4 SCOTT, Aucttoneers
SSFEN YAl UABLE pUILDENG LOT AT ARC.
~ ton On TUESDAY, tks 18th Auyust. r.sbsI
zen, at "a oelock P. ~, sl,2S7 feet Of ground
hasing 'front.' on street soUih las feel s inches.
The aooye viii be sold in lots to suit purchasers
1srns; one-third cash; t6e residue In one and
ewa years, on notes. H;th interest
a deed given aud deed If trust tnhro -
;u,s,. ' GREEN 4 SCOTT, ...
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PURE SODA WATER.


SYLVEIER'S SODA FOUNTAINS,
Corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
SWANS PATENT AThOseHERIC)
fRoM rhieh ho The pnrsss diaughts Of the Gen.
FROM STONE FOUNTAINS, (icy eold,) msy be
quaffed in cnpious Righteousness, ara now in nc
tive operation, illustrating, by daily increasing
Patronage, the just appreciation CT its superior ne
dcinal properties, and more agreeable and pa!
Qualities, to the insipd, common, hurtful carbouic
Ac,d U.s. generated in copper fountains ciept Soda
Water aud under that assumed oo:,rcmen Giper Sod
to confidine and unsuspect!ng public
j. 25-dlm*
U'EA, COFFEE, SUGAN, &C.
L am receiving per sci ooners Statesman, Fair
fax and the Ann FickereI, from New York snd
Philadelphia, viz:
AZ half chests Green rid Black Tea
% bags Java, Jamaica, MsrsSaibo, Bio, and
IS boxes Ground Coffee
~ do Adsmantine and patent sperm Candles
SO do Colgate Co.'S Fancy and Bar Soaps
~ do hscke-s Farins and Com. Starch
Italian Maccaroni, vermicei, Bordeaux and Olive
Fresh rruneess, sardiaes, Walnuts, Pecan Nuts and
Filberts
Layer Raisips. Ground Nuts, Almonds, &c.
200 boxes largo bowl Pipes, on consignment
ALSO IN sTORE-
bales rev HI ps, growth Of 1853
20 bids Porto Rico aud New Orleans sugars,
part very prime
aboxes White HaTana, and 20 bags of Brssil
Sugar
IS bbls Crushed, Powdered, Granulsted. Clari-
fed Sugar
80 DO syruo, New Orleans and P T. Molxsses
bright and heavy
AZ do fine old Whisky, comprising zigler,
FUNK, Harris Ruthrsuff's highly es-
tsemed brands
10000 Havana Cigars
200,0 900 Gernsn Cigars
Together with large and complete assortment of
GR0CERIES
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks 10 his
customers, the citizens Of Washington and the ad-
joining counties, fer th-ir liberal patronage extend.
ed to him for tie last two years. and hops with bis
large increased facilities and strict personal ten
ton to business to merit continuance Of the sam
VIM. M CRIpPS,
L. avenue, between 9th and 7th sts
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NOW IS THE TIME

Da9serToDtyp' for % cssl.s and tpso4rds.
For the accoralu odsdou of thcse who want chssp
pictures wilson q o. have Cited up q ane
Gallery IN Lsne ruekar's Building, directly over
hs Gallery formerly known as @Thomp Jon'sh
Remember the Sas< and be SURE an d fad TIA
right gallery. :. a~. WILSoN 4 CO.,
Ps. avenue, between % and Oh sn. %
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LIE Last MooN,n tb,s v..-,s .,u.r,

i is the last Winter Mcoo. The frst moon IL the
new years Almanac is the first Spring Moon Lam
5oing TO Put cut g NE Maps 10 slow bow ycu may
tell waen he winter ets n, late early. Aud by
watching those maps aud tbs moon for SIX twelve
years, qa VIII IN cw what you nsvef knew, as well
as nyFsif l. ~ss no. 10 all who want TO learn but
to ell Vha wan; 10 hear my prediction hat write
aG.r L SHhnRsr AII,sENr
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THE UNION ACADEMY

Corner Of 18th street and New York orenux
THIS Institution will be opened for the next yea,
] on the fl st Mondsy Ia September 1854. The
numher Of pupil' Is hint ed. Tha school will con.
siSt OF three classes Junior, Middle snd Senior Ey
cry desirable facility IL offered. Ap LEGATIONS shout
be made Immediately. Preference given to those
Who enter for the longest time. .
Circulars at the Bookstores.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY will orsn at
The same time. Circulars as above
RICHARDS,
jy S1-dSm i MRS NJ. A. RIOUARDS
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EQRNISREp ROOMS FOX RENT-On Pa. aye
Il nue., next to the Garner of 81 street Parlors
and chambers, or the lower rooms rs q tore. Tbs
location being very desirable. >t.
aug @eo3@< ". GADSBf, Agent.
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LET PATIENCE HAVE ITS PERFECT WAY
The caloric ship Ericsson has gone on another
trial trip
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ny ]. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

GALE OF ORDNANCE sToREI-On THURSDAY
- august 10th, at IL O'Clock will be offered Sor
sale at the Wsshir gton Arsenal D. C.. -
l5i mint Muskets, old pe.tern e
n powder Flgsks : -..
artillery Sabrvs -.-. g..
% halter Chaias .a.F s....-.. -..
16 drivers, Saddles
16 vsliss Saddles r.=
80 Brides 30
o,ooo lbs. screp Wrought iron
65G scrap Stsel
lot Of scrap CAST iron
Terms !: cash, in specie
aug I'd aS.s-
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On Tuesday morning, the sth instant, STEPHEN
DOUGLASS, aged two years and Two months
son Of James and Harriet Sleyens formerly OF Balti-
more. tBalt Sun please copy.)
On the eth inst, after brief illness, al the wash
lngIon City Orphan Asy lum, II street, JNO. LUCAS,
formerly OF Georgetown, aged S years.
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BOWEN'S ACADEMY.

'- GEORGETOWN. D. c, 4 r--. -.
>HE duties of this institution will be resumed On
L Monday, september 4th. If successful in &C.
curing The services Of an efficient assistant, fifteen
more pupils via be received.
Tuition per quarter, sl2 80. French and Draw
Ing extra r. A. BOWEN, Principal
auo S-ao2yr
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SELLING OF AT COST.

GUNNER SILKS, Bereees. Lawns
- Ginghams, Light Caiicces
BoDnets, Bonnet Ribbons
And various ether styles Of summer goois, al 0,
which will be closed out a, cost, and in some aase
less than cost
Customers will do vel to give me a CALL
VIM. X. RILEY
Corner Sth street, OPP. Centes MARKET
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DIE

z The drought Is very severe in Vernon,
and New Hampshire. No rain since June.
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DIAMONDSi

WE invit, our patrons and the public in gene
w rsl to cal and examining our large sssortm ent
Of very rich and elegant DIAMOND JEWELRP.
embracing: Bracelets from slo0 to $3.50. Pins $40
to $40. Ear Rings $40 to $3.50 q pair. Rings and
Cross $40 to &215 each.
AlfO, great variety IF PEARL Moeaic, Coral, Gar,
net, Lava. Csmeo. rnd Gold JeEeIry-ysry late #
slyis received today. go
We have also on hand . we'll selectsd stock Of fine
WATCHES, and q full assortment Of pure sILYER
WARE.
We rhall take great pleasure IN showing those
goods to all who CALI whether with the intention of
purchasing or gratifying their eurio ity.
Our stock Is large and wen selected, and We shall
sell at very moderate prices
WARRINER 4 SFMKEN
JKWELLER&
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th st.
suo DIV - '.ssI