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49,
JUDGEs Mrs II. c. Pat Mrs. Aaron
Gilbert, and Mrs Holtsian1er.
Premiums viii be awarded by the fol-
lowing committees
WA. II. Tutliil, Oliver c. Jack ard
VIM. A. Plat, o. alI meritoricus articles
exhibited which are not enumerated in
he foregoing list
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Water Drinking,

Professor Stllman, in recent Smith
sonian lecture at washington, gave the
following sensible advice to young men,
which all should read, and remember,
and adopt:
IF therefore you wish for a clear
mind, strong muscles, and quiet nerves,
and long life and power prolonged into
old age, permit me to say, although am
no, giving temperance lecture, avoid all
drinks but water, and mild infusions OF
that ilaid shun tobacco and opium, and
every thing else that dlsturbes the nor.
NAL state OF the system; rely npon nu-
tri,ious food, and mild diluent drinks, OF
which water is the basis, and you will
need nothing beyond these things except
rest and due moral regulation Of al. youl
powers, 10 give You long, happy, and
useful lives, and serene evening at The
| cl,Ss
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eeag@ aHow d different the girls are

Eg How different the girls are now
from what they used 10 be-" said the kind
Mrs. Darlington, as she saw a neighbor' 5
daughter streaming through the street,
instead OF coming home from school. -
There IS no trusting OF EN- now out OF
sight, and they don't keep in sight long
enough to trust EN-. When | was a
girl ] could be trusted all day with a ba.
by, all alone, IN two story house, that
WAS missing, and never found wanting.
She reached out Of the window to look
after the romplng school gtrl, and Ike
lay upon the floor, like frog, making
additions with a pieceto of wh..e chalk to
the klddermlnlster carpet Boston Post.
SECULAR DEArH.-Mr. John A.
Morhead, living near Paris. Mo, died
last week under singular circumstances.
lie arose IA tie morning apparently in
his usual health, and after walking abou,
Tor sone. time and partaking of his break
fast, he ordered his negro man to bring
long bench into the house, saying he
expected to die soon and wished to be
LAID out on the same. He then ordered
hun to fire OFT a gun as wanted TO see il
he could hear the report. After this, his
wife asked HIM il she should send the
negro 10 work in the field-he replied
not, that ne was gong to die and wished
The negro to s,ay and help lay him out.
lie then lad down and expired soon az
ter,
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MONEY, MONEY!

MONEY! MONEY!!
SIGHT DRAFTS on New York can he had
~ oil The Subscriber IN sums TO suit purchasers.
Certificates of Deposit, and Drafts on the
Eastern Cities eashed-Americau Gold fur
hished at small premium, BY
VIM. II. TJTHlLL
Upton, November u, 1853 II
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ASTHMA CURED.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Dec.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Dec, 90, 1865
For about eight years have been sew,
afflicted with the asthma for the last two
have suffered beyono all my powers Of
cription months at a time have not been .
to sleep in bed, getting what rest could 3:
ting in my chalr--my difficulty Of BREATHE
and my suiferinls were so great at times, Il
for hours together my friends expected &C
hour would be my last. During the past :
years have had the aid and attendance of sol
of the most celebrated physicians, but have
ceived no permanent benefit, and but little rel
at length had the GOOD fortune to procure
Curtis Hygeana, or Inhaling Hygean VI
AMI Cherry Syrup. At the time first obta
if, was suffering under one CT my most vic
attacks, and was in great distress, almost
eating for want of breath. In less thu
minutes from the time that applied til. II
10 my stomach, and took tea-spoonfull Of
Cherry Syrup, was relieved in great me
ure from the difficulty If breathing, and h2d
comfortable night. l have since continued
with the greatest possible benefit, and am ,
comparatively ll,-God only knows
much suffering this medicine has saved ne I
my advice TO the afflicted is TRY IT
MARGARET EAsTc.
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DOUGLASS AND YEBRAskA.-Our city
was in feverish state the whole OF Sat-
arday & Sunday, in expectation Of the
urrlval of Senator Douglas, and scarce
ly anything else was talked of in the
streets and stores, shops and hotels
We have never seen SO marked maniteS-
tat'on of Indignation pervading the Whole
community, on any other occasion, and
had the recreant Senator come in, the
whole city would have been IN such an
uproar as was never before witnessed. -
The nudacity Of the man. to visit ChiCa.
20, after he had so basely slandered ou
best citizens, outraged the reig Gus sent
lment of the whole country, and igno.
minously sold out the free territories o.
the Union to slavery, could scarcely be
credited.
In the afternoon, it was said Judge
Douglas was not coming. The repor
was traced to the post office, and is prob
ably correct. The miserable failure o.
the "demonstration" which the postmastel
got up week ago, probably reached the
Senator on the eve of his departure from
New \ oIk, and caused him TO change hi:
plans. He doubtless felt that Chicago Is
too hot for him just now, and that Il wa:
better 70 wait mil the Indignation Of tht
people is somewhat subsidized, "DiScrc
ton IS the better part Of valor" in thi:
case certainly Chicago Tribune.
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Hear We!

Office il hereby given 70 all persons know
~ lng themselves TO be indebted TO us by note.
book account or otherwise, that il will be to
Their interest TO call and title the same inn
mediately, as the undersigned are about
TO close up their partnership, and are desirous
OF making general settlement with all persons
xhomsoever.
WALKER & HILTON,
Rochester, February, 18th, 1854.
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Aqritultutal,
PREMIUM LIST,

PREMIUM LIST,
For the Second .Ann,al Far Of The Cedar
County agricultural Society, TO be held
October 10Th and In, 1854.
Bes, managed farm, 50 90
I'd do do do / 90
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Best o. team llom any IoWn-
snip, not less than . yo&e) IS 90
Best Iattened animal for beef, 81 90
JuDGEs- Moses Y. Butler, c, F. S.
Bacon, and Geo. W kizer.
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McALIsTER
ALL-HEALING OINTMrNr
PHfSICIt~e =.

- % - VI.
NEST sklliai s ~. he
2 bratea, Covxsr,rasa',,
learned it la~, Jg ,i.,ss
Of great celsb1s cr SIS
ne bench, Alluis,s,,,'
! i the Gospe Me- -
chants ard those a,
every station. nam. =
and degree among n,, !,
KIND al Of whoa,
without one d.ssent,a -,
a. NliiF
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UROSCOPIA.

nRs. BROTHERS GRAY, the celebrated Ger
II man and In tian Physicians, have establif he'd
permanent medical Office in the city of Baltimore
Tor tie accommodation Of their ratients In Mary
land. The bootors can be consulted at their Office
every Mohday. TUESDAY and Wed. esday, from d
m until 10 p m.
Office 10 Paca street, between Lexington and sar
ategs stP.
Also, at their principal Office, at Washington, D
y, on toush D street on Thur day, Friday and Sat.
urdsy, oppoii tbs Smithsonian institution, where
they have had large and successful practice for the
last four years, In the treatment CT all chronic dis.
eases and those diseases produced by the Old School
mineral Physicians, by the iadiscriminae Use Of
Mercury, Arsenic, Anthony, DC. Happily, for suf
ferers taer practice Is spifesty injurious that
1t is now gradually on the wane, and must in few
years sink into oblivion. God 10 his intirite good
ness has given to suffering man practice far supe
NOR and shown US that there IS yet Balm in Gilesd
we hstter ourselves that all who favor us With
call, We Will, without skiing eingls question: tell
item their complaints and symptoms, and guaran.
tee en- easy and speedy cure. A decided advantage
We have ever other medical map, ia In the amer
We tetermine tie nature and location the disease,
which is by the urine. We require at least two
ounces Of the first in the morning
Once open daily for the sale oil their Fsmiy Medi.
Clhe6 avg 5-eol ms
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, August ID. 1855

ALEXANDRIA, august IA, 1854.
Weather Breaking Jail Tunnel Tenn.
peramee Addres, - Camp Meeting -Ney
Agent
The weather continues very sultry, but our
city Is still blessed With excellent health.
On Saturday night, Brian Hall, who has been
for some months past confined in the county
Jail for some trifing offence, took the liberty
to free himself from Imprisonment. He first
picked the lock of his cell, and then proceeded
to the Jail yard, in which he found ladder.
which had been used in some recent repairs.
and mounted the wall, from which he lowered
himself to the outside. Thus far he has eluded
all attem pts to retake him.
The Orange and Alexandria railroad have
commenced and are proceeding. though very
slowly, to complete the tunnel in Wilkes street.
on Thursday evening, the congregation of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South we're
favored with an able and highly interesting
address in advocacy of the principles Of total
abstinence, by the Rev. J. B. Young, of the
kentucky conference. y
The camp meeting in Fairfax is ia full tide
Large numbers of our citizens availed them
selves of the fine Omnibuses of the sver.oblio.
Ing and energetic Latham, to witness the in
tersstlng ceremonies of yesterday
To- day, with considerable increase unon
ITS former subscription, the Star goes into the
oaarse OF new agent ... AM.
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.Anetaon Sales.

b 0REEH = SCOTT. Aussas ase fs.
H!Hpeo31 AND NsARLf NBW rWo-sToRy
II tRAM1.oufHuRsnAY, - ifth in1ssst
~ ahaN ssll r iscnt q the prsaisss at o'cis12
?. m, part Of Lot No In SQUARE No. lI0. ftontise
q norh between 18th ADD 18th streets west vitS
the improvements which are ROOD and nearly nev
two story Frame House, &c, &C.
Terms: One half cash balsncs In six ana tveiye
months, for notes barring inser,st
80 GkRIN SCOTT,
eo& It-o@ > Auctioneer-
By GRE EN- 4 SCOTT, Auctioneer..
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE NJ
IL Auction On TUESDAY, the 18th instant We
snai sell, at 10 O'Clock O. m, at the reid nee Of
Lady declining housekeeping, on New York avenue
bet cen 9Th and hth Streets 1.-THE tag viii deSgnat.
ing In part Of
Can.seat AVID TIER Chairs
Mahogany Bureaus
Wristbands and Toils. Beta
Beesteade, Feather b de- and Msttresees
pailor, hsmb-r, and other CsYpets
China, Glass and GROCERY Ware .-
cooking. psrlor ard other Stoves
WITH many ether articles unnecessary to enume-
Terms: $25 and under cash; over 4ls q crsa,t OF
nxty and ninety DAYS, for notes satisfactorily an
dorsed, bearing intereh
GREEN sOOTT,
aug I'D Auctioneerp.
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DIED.

DIED.
10 TINS city, ON the morning of the 18th instant,
AKihCk Adds, aged nine weeks, the beloved
infant oil Henry NJ. and Mary Eliza McGlL
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
denee, Tenth street, between ID and E, on Tuesday
evening, the 18th instant, at halfpast O'Clock,
(intelligencer and Union copy.l
On the 18th instant, ALBERT, youngest son Of
Charles Ii. and Catherine Kreamer, aged months
GrThe relatives and friends of the family are re-
questea to attend the funeral from the residence Of
hls parents, on F, between 9th and eth streets. ON
Tuesday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
On the 18th instant, GRANVILLE SAWYER
son OF Moses ana Margaret A. Copp aged 2 years. 5
months and day. =. -
N}-The funeral will take place on Tuesday morn
Ing AT 10 O'Clock, from the residence of Hu,cEin.
on e,h street, between and F, Island The friends
Of the family are invited 10 attend.
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BREAD-BREAD-BREAD.

INHE subscriber takes this opportunity OF return
l. ing bis thanks to his numerous customers for
their liberal and continued patronage AMI assn res
them that no effort shall BE- spared on bis pert 70
merit coz tinu.noa Of the same. have now en-
gagged sufficient quantity Of experienced workmen
ami made arrangsms to be supplied With the
bett brands Of ftmilv -four have also Increased
my facilities for delivering and am now resdy to
supply all orders with my superior family BRE I. D
every afternoon in time for tea. We continue as
usual to make Of the best material Tea Biscuits,
Tea bunns, Dinner r lis, Pies, &c. great variety
of Tea Cake fresh every day. If you want good ar
fcies sDd save time nd trouble call at the FAMILY
BAKERY, corner Of r and 18th streets.
JAMES FRASIER
N. B.-To those persons who have been backward
In paying their bills We would say, If you wish to
continue eating my bread, pay up and begin anew.
b-lW
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TO THE PURIJC

'>HE undersigned having concluded contract
=, - for numbaing the houses, &C., in the city of
washington. beg leave to say, that they have now
cImmen ed the work, and are prepared to furnish
al Ins various styles of numbers used in the differ
emit cities. upon the most reasonable terms Tho
corporation Lumber i. number painted on tin.
put Is optional with the citizens to purchase more
desirable ones. And for the information Of the
pubic, they publish the following extract from the
act providing for the numb sripY Of the citv ~
Fec g. Those persons refusing to designate their
houses BY number, as provided in this act, after
they have been notified Of the proper number Of he
sane ,or four days tn -reafter, shall have number
as afo; es.!d, togsher with the per atty in addition
OF hve dollars for the use Of city, be collected
as other penalties" - ''N
- TEN EYCX 4 PALMER.
WASHINGTON, August 9Th, 1864. 77V
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TO THE LADIES

u 2. MYER, at tn. Sign Of the Blue snd White
L.. Awning, Penn s. lvania avenue, between sth
and 9th sre:ts, Is selling of the following goods at
cos5:
+. Bonnets Of all kinds; Flats; Kibandr; Lace goods
OF every scrfption Fmbrcidpred Collars and Hand.
kerchiefs; Readdreses, Dress Csps; and great va,
riety of other goods. -
bave determined to sell out my present stock 10
make room for Fall Goods, so that those who wish
to get the hes. bargains must come first.
o.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON. n. r.

WoOf11Nu1ONi
'NHE thirty fourth year OF Columbian College will
i begin on the last Wednesday of September next
and end on the last Wednesday 10 June. Students
have the choice of pursuing the usual classical stud
les for the degree Of Bachelor Of Arts or scientific
course for the degree Of Bachelor OF Philosophy
The necessary College expenses Of boarding stu
dent are about two hundred dollars Der aunum.
For further Information address sThe President
OF Columbian College, Washington, D. c."
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Destructive Fire AZ Cambridrsport. Conn.

Bos1os, Aug ia most destructive Gre
occurred at Cam bridgeport, last night, II
commenced in Pixies stables, opposite the
Watson house, and consumed the whole square
bounded by Essex, Main, Norfolk, and Tus,in
streets, covering about two and half acres
Of ground. ~..afi .-......-
Among the buildipgs destroyed are the Cda
Fsllows' hall Cambridge Omnibus Cenpany's
stores, Wood stables, and a large number Of
stores and dwellings. The loss 10 estimated at
500, 900. ~ 80 = 2 ~r.---9'9 49,
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, Aug: IA -Flour market 10 quiet
but firm; tales of Howard Street at 81 Is
81 81; City Mills, 81. wheat-Sales Of prime
white at 81 IS; red, 81 40 a 81 60. Corn
White. 73c ; yellow, II arse: Oats-Salee OF
10000 bushels, at 50 42e. Sales Of 1000
bushels rye at 95 q 105c. Whisky in barrels,
34c. No other change in the leading articles
of the market -
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DIAMONDSt

DIAflONDS
M invite our patrons and the public In gene
w ral to call and examing our large asser. uent
embr acing: Bracelets from 500 to $3.50. Pins so
to $40. Esr Rings $40 to $3.50 pair. Rings and
Crosses $40 to 1918 each.
Also. great variety IF Pearl. Morale, Coral. Gar
net, Lava, Cameo, and Geld Jewo.ry-vs.y late t
sfyls, receired today.
We hsvs also ON hand . we'll selected stock Of fine
WARE. -.
We hall take great pleasure 10 showing those
goods to all WHO CALI whether with the Intention Of
purchasing or gratifying their eurio>fty.
Our stock Is large xnt well selected and We shall
sell at very moderate prices. -
WAkRINAR sEMKEN,
,JEJYELLER.S
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th Sta.
tug 2-lv s =, III"
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL q co.

E. n. STRATTON. AuctIoneer. -
'kUsFEES SALE Of Valuable Improved Proper.
/ tv-By Virtue of deed Of trust, b. airing Dat.
the 2eth day Of February, 1861, duiy executed b,
'ohn A. Moulden end wife, to the subscriber, and
ecnrdei In iher J. A. e, No. lao, f,iios $50, ISL
tS2 and 45, one Ct the land records of Washington
county, IN the District OF Columbia to secure tn,
payment Of a certain debt therein named. I shsll
sell ut public suction on tie premises, on MONDAY
the 18th day ST August, 1854, at O'Clock D. m, TO
the highest bidder, Lot No. Z, in square $50 viii
the imfrovem+ nts, consisting Of two story Frame
House, with o.her necessary buildings
Terms: 0ne-third cash the esidue In EQUAL in
sts!neLts, at and II months, with interest
deed given md a deed OF trust taken 10 secur,
the deferred payments.
II tie terms Of sale are net con piled with in Eve
dayF from the day Of SALE the properly win bs n
sold at the cost and risk Of The purcha En-
jy 2e-p&Tutds
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By ]. o. MCGUIRE. Austion..r.

HANDsOME LOT NEAR THE OBSERVATORY
IL at Public ssls.-on wEDNt eDAY Afternoon.
August 10th, at o'clock, on the premises. shall
cell Lot No Q, in Square 81, fronting IS feet a. In
on I'D street west, between moth b and II streets
unnins back lao feet inches, containing sls9 #
10 inches
Title perfect and sale positive
1erns: One fourth cash: r, sidue In 6, Q. end IL
months, with interest, ed by deed Of trust On
the premises.
All conveyancng at EXPENSE Of purchaser
If the terms of sale are rot complied with With,
ten days. the right 10 res rT.d to re .e ut the riss
and expense Of first purchaser.
a.. @ }. G. MCGUIRE,
aug I'D Auctjonesr.
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FL TELR5RAPHIc -. q
RIpfsnly isf4hs Daily Bvsaias Stae


= 1unsrh Of Commodore Dcwsss. gST
BosroE, August 1.-THE funeral Of the 10.
nsnted Cennedsrs Do1nss took place thb
morning sa's'as .p.~.. p. alsr-.. ,.at-.
His remains we're fret taken 10 Trinity
Church, under q large and inpoeing military
and civic escort, including the municipal 90
thorities Of Bo.ton. .-a
The church WAS crowded with speotatoH.
The impressive funeral service Of the Episeo-
pal Church was read by Bishop Eastburn.
After the service, the remains were taken 10
Mount Auburn for intermsnt.
The Revolution in Venezuela
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. H.-By the arrival Of
the barqus Vene1nela 1t this port this morn
ipg, We have dates from Puerto Cabsllo 70 the
18th of July. ........ co..
The insurrectionary spirit was spreading,
and a number of encounters with the govern
ment troops had taken place withOu. decisive
roeulu .9.-.. ..5 .-..
a sanguinary encounter took place ut Caro-
between the insurgents and the govsrnueut
troops, 10 which the former were defeated.
The hostility towards the government Of
President Monagas, appears to be almost uni
versal go. ..e
Business Of all kinds is dull. There Is no
coffee in the market for sale. Hides are sell
ling at loi cents = pound. The crops promise
a fair yield. -
There but little sickness At Lagunyra and
Puerto Cabello
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

Corner Of l4h street and New Fork arenus.
HIS institution vii &c opened for the nezt yea,
on tie q, st Monday In September. 1854. The
numter Of pupil, Is limi ed The scho,l will con
sit OF thrte classes, Junior Middle and iSsnior Ey
cry desirable facility ia offered. Ap locations should
De made Immediately. Preference given to those
who enter for the loDgert time. =
Circulars at the Books torres
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY will oren at
the same time. Circulars as above
RICHARDS,
jy s1-d3m MRS NJ. A. RICHARDS.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

1sHANkLkkS going 20 or returning from Wasb-
i ileson, ere respectfully informed thar sxcelIsnt
,ceommodstions are provided, As The wsshinetoo
3rsnch RGfrosd Depot IN the way Of Lunch, Brat
fsst. Dinner, or euppsr. Ako, oen1ec1onarsss, lea
Cream, and the vary best Of soda Estsrs Psrsons
leaving In the early trains, WI ind It quite oopve
oient 70 sreekfsst, or enjoy Q Salideu6sup Ct hot
,ofse. Adjoining ths ladisS parior is lasies ordi
nary, fitted up expressly for their sccompodation,
shere every attention VII b sfforded them Picss
ztremely moderate, and shsre Of pubtc pstrossgs
50 icitrd. MR6 JULIA A TARLrON.
~ 2-6
n R-Suethan trsrsasI on their sfTivsi IN Ne
5 o'clschs m train WI hsve ample tine 70 ersak,
'ast before leaving for the boat.
r ADfET GLOVES, Ho6sry, embroidered linen
IL 0Abrie Handksrchish, fGfensry, - g
~ BIRGYd =.
4 ~ wfus~de, Hotsi
INVOICE CT Harrison's ceasbIsss1 %
"A lunSIAA Rssfunefy jsN opeasd e
"a .sbgFs JSo; =: LIE III -,
.,sssNsRns, e'sy'~ ~ - issa '''''''
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A COUNTRY REsInENCE A. Ia,.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE a. Lots
IA FOR SALE AT ELLAyILLE-Ths snhscr;bo'
has LAID l20 acres of land in the neighborhood OF
sburS Depot, under the designation Of Ella.
Vile, and offers the same for sale The lots cops;s
OF om three to nine acres Of dand .ach lot In.
Guiding desirable site for building
on two OF the lots the subscriber has erected
hsndsome residences, with every modern contriy
ance for comfort. One of these houess and lots 4,
enered Tor sale and Is now ready for inspection -
Connected with the house il ell 81 strop1 ~ at;
nal water Complete hydraulic apparatus suppl; e.
the bath room, kitchen, and water cIcset virf1 VA
ter, which is obtained in unlimited gu antity with
our going out OF doors Application may BE- made
a1 the National Hotel, to the subscrit sr on the
premises autographed plan of Ellsvi,le will be
exhibited, and terms of sale made known on annI;
catisn ABOVE. -ff
IN omnibus rurs three times day batreer III.
vile and Washington. CHAS. B. CALVERT
aug 1T
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Boarding.

IlOARDlNG.-Mrs. DUVALL. Penna avenue
ID nasrly opposite Browns Hotel has fine Ro6Ms
md offers every desirable comfort and acoommoda
don for families or single gentsmen-permanent
IT transient. No more agreeable boarding bous.
will be found in Washin;yton. ieik-ly
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WE HAVE JUST OPEvCO.--
w OF instruments, containing IL dec. T,s..S
Aceofdeons Of al pattsrns and at all pricea.
Also, three dozen common Guitars nj "a H..
mon Flies aflsA. Common Flutes at u.s. Tossths,
ments Of every kind.
New Music received semi weekly.
Elements Of Music at dght, by Martha Richard
son, Just rsostvsd ct The Mudc Depot.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-14

By J. g. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.
9 ALE CT Ordnance STORE I-On TUESDAY.
~ August 18th. at j o'clock m will be offered for
sale at the Wasbi' gton Arsenal, b. @.
Isl flint Muske;s, cid pattern
"a powder Flssks
artillery Ssbres
% halter Chains
is drivers, Saddles
Is vsiise Saddl.s
81 Brijles
5000 lbs scrip Wrought iron .t
$50 scrap Steel -
lot of scrap Cart iron
Terms: cash, in specie. NJ O.
~ JAS. c. McGUIRE,
aug I'd huctione.r