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1or residence or travelling In Ill parts Of the world
% rates OF premium, which have bsen adjustsd on
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Tx STHssosooPH.-This beautiful instrument
oy the Dasuerreotyp.sts, simpifed. and put before
Inc public for general adoption. On viewing the
application OF 1t to Daguerreoype pictures 1t is hard
20 restrain ones war,nest enthusiasm, 80 astonish
through the stereosoope is no longer picture; il
Gas all the lnesments, and peculiarites, and pre-
ence OF the living subject. only less in size. The
completeness With which this is done must be seen
70 Dc believed. The emily place that We know Of IN
tbs city whsre stsreoscopic Daguerreotypes can b
procured is WHIrEEURsr's, on Pennsylvanis avenue
the world is indebted to Professor WHEArs-oNY for
thie beautiful invention, which equals in fact what
Becoa. Ne'
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above
sre daily sold ct WH1TEHyRsfs GALLEY, Pennsylya
mia avenue near ~ street.
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Naval General Order.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, August IL, 1854.
As q mark Of respect to the memory ofCommodore
John Doxnes, q distinguished officer of the United
States Navy, who died at Boston on the 18th inst
the flags of the navyyards, stations and vessels Of
ofthe United States navy will be hoisted at halt
mast, and thirteen minute guns fired at noon, on
the day after the receipt of this or1er.
officers Of the navy and marine corps will wear
Grape en- the LEFT arm for thirty days.
J.o. BoBBIN,
arg II secretary Of the Navy.
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~ PRESERVE Your HAR.-It Is 4 melaacboiy
ana startling fact that quite large class of the
America people are bald, and that too at an early
age and 1t becomes those afflicted to pause and er
anime the causes of Badness and them the rcnedv
:" Nnersoss american Hair Restoratire' stands nm.
rvalled for that purpose. 1t is an Indian prepare
,on prepared purely on tho scientific principles OF
the Red Man, and whs ever seen bald headed In.
dianl such thin 6 has never been known.
zee circulars, to be had Of Druggsts giving par
Price 81, In large bottles. --
Sold In Warrington and GEORGETOWN d. q NV nj,
tne principal Druggists, end BY Druggsts generally
throughout the United States and Canadas
d. GILMAN, Wholesale and General Agent
Washington, D. @. -
@. e. USHER 90. Proprietors,
No. ~ Superior Street, Cleveland, o
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WRITING ANONYMOUS LErrERS.-A tele-
graphic despatch received from Cincinnati
yesterday. says, "Stsphen r. Smith was shot
at Hamilton to-day by man named Jessup
and dangerously wounded. Jessup is CLERK
in retail store in this city, and had received
letters purporting to come from young lady
This correspondence was carried on for three
months, when Smith was discovered to be the
author Of the letters, which were subsequently,
published in Sunday paper. Jessup sought
satisfaction by shooting Smith,
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~. 8. 4 r. B. LEVY. booksellers, No
81 High street, Portsmouth, Va, are the agents
for the Evening Star for that town and the
city Of Norfolk. Persons desiring the paper
will be served by the carriers, upon leaving
name and residence with the agents
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TIE REVOLUTION IN sourus.u Mrx,c

TIE REVOLUTION IN SournsRH Mrx1oo.-
By an arrival At Nsw Orleans We learn that
the revolution in Southern Mexico IL slovlv
progressing. General Alvarez the papers had
him killed of few weeks ego had his head
quarters at Providsneia. The ssigs 81, Aes
puleo hsd been definitely raised.
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HORRIBLE SIGHr.-A man and woman, both
dead drunk, were picked up in Cherry street
New YORK, on Saturday evening. They had
coffin with them, loosely put together, con.
tanning the remains of an infant that had dad
two days previous
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my 13--SI

~ THoSI IN WANT OF RIADY-AADl CLOTHING
should, before purchasing slsswhere. call 1t Nesh
Walker Co.'s Marble HAu Clothing Emporium
where they will find materials Of all kinds, oolors
and qualities, made up In the most approved styles
and at prices which cannot fail 10 induce them q
purchase. They have just received IN additional
large supply Of those beautiful and we'll msdA Dual
Drilling Coste, which have no comparison in IN h
market. Their stock u well kept up, osnsistine q
everything belonging to gsntlsusn's Wardrohs
Together With boys md eegvla6 olothius.
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AWAY SHE WENT!

a w AL CHE w ENI
-Th The fine Steamer GEORGE
, EA1zWASHINGTON has been char
tered to convey all who intend to view the splendid
Peat Regatta" which comes off on tuesday,, 18th
instant. at O'Clock q. m from her landing at the
foot of 18th strset. She will accompany the boats
engaged in the race to and from Fort Washington.
SCENE enc, come all,
At the Steamers CALI"
Tickets only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS-the cheap
est Excursion Of the season.
ADVERTISEMENTS furnished on board by an eX-
perienced caterer.
N. B.-The celebrated cole Joe sweeuy" has
promised to Re on board, and will touch the banjo
lightly, lightly" aug 14-1ts
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CHOLERA AT TIE TuNNEL.-The Charlotte
vile Jeffersonian Of Thursday says that chol-
era has broken out among the Irish lsborers
on tho western side Of the Blue Ridge, and
that all work at the tunnel has ceased. TWEEN.
ty-one deaths had occurred up to Tuesday
last.
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NEW SCHOOL,

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
i Public that, at the solicitation Of a number OF
respectable citizens he has concluded to establish
School, in one of the rooms at Forrest Hall for the
teaching OF the various branches Ct an glsh E6u.
cation.
His school will be divided into three classes:
The Third or Primary Glass will be instructed in
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Spelling.
The second Glass in History, Geography, Letter
writing, and other Prose imposition.
The First Glass in Letter writing Rhetoric use of
Globes, Bookkeeping In an improved manner;
Geography Of the heavens, Astronomy, Philosophy,
&c, &c. --
TUITION.
In the Third OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,
Ia the Second 5
From his long experience and skill in teaching,
the subscriber solicits shsrs of public patronage
WILLIAM Carroll.
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BECOMING CoNvERr.-An extensive hat
manufacturer in New York executed an order
for the Emperor of Russia, in the shape of %
dozen hats Of the Know Nc thing pattern, for
the soldiers serving in the Danubian Provin.
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bArrIsfslS VIRGrsIA-The Baptist General
Assocl alton OF Virginia has, it Is said, a mem.
bership Of some 100000. The entire numb,r
OF persons baptized in the State, during tina
past year, was about 100 600
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misunderstanding to q writer in the Phil.
aaeiyhia Bulletin, tho loss likely to attend
every steamship load of passengers crossing
the istnmu'' is four Killed and forty miss.
ing.
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= rieondsroga, or Black Eagle" 10.
Il.-ee, BY U. r Il. James, has been seat ~
by tho attentive shillington. who has on hand
rs sson a. published, Ill tie late periodical,
and p0Tsla.
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a CANDIDATE FOR The CHoLKRA.-In Al.
bany, = few days ago, man named John Burk
eat ten a0ss" of ra'o oyster, for wager-top.
p'ng OF With glaaa Of brandy.
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MELANCHOLY WARs1SG.-Hague, the Astrol.
oyer, in his " Horoscope" for August, gives the
following melancholy warning to "lovely wo
man :"
Ladies! To you would say that many a
fair damsel will fiud cause to weep by the 2lst
OF August. Professional men, in militnrv
dress and power, will Cross their path. FAM.
~ doctors will be too bold in visiting young
females, mothers should keep their eyes omen.
or their daughters may suffer-"
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= The Star can be procured at An early
hour every afternoon, in Baltimore, at the
news stand corner Of Charles and Baltimore
streets
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EEPEsENCES.
Rev. c. Stenestreet PrevI 8. J.; Rev. NJ. J. Ash
wanden, Dr. j. L. Kidwell, DR.. J. Richie, Dr.
sotheror Co, Tmo' by ODonoghue, Esq, Richard
Petit, Esq Lewis Carberry.
Circulars may be obtained at Dr.. Kidwelrs store
or at MIR. Petsr Freeman's, at the Hall, or at Mr.
Deuoghues, and from the subscriber at John II
Tunnels W n
Georgetown, Aug 14-3ts Georgetown Adv
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TIE ELECTION IN MISSOURI.

THE ELECTION IN MISSOURI.
Thest. Louis Intelligencer, of the 10th
inst, has the following in relation to the
election in that State:
Our returns are meagre and undecisive yet
from the interior. Present partial returns in
dictate that Hons. John G Miller. Samuel Ga.
ruthers, Maj. Oliver and JAS j. Lindley, are
all re elected; and that Porter has beaten
Cornick in Lambs district Kennett succeeds
here. If our surmise is correct, We gain t,co
Wing msm6trs Of Congress, and have the en-.
tire delegation in the Lower House except
0ne-Johnson, Of the Phelps district.
Kennett's majority over Col. Benton is 1908.
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TIE IMPORTANCE OF ONE VoTE.-The Mar.
tinsburg Va, Gazette states that Mr. New
conner independent Democracy is elected
Sheriff over Mr.. Cushwa dominated Demo.
craft by one vote. The Republican, of same
place, maintains that Mr.. Cushwa is elected
by one vote. The certificate of election, We
believe, has been given to Mr. Newcomer,
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fsrsoarIS Sos fxs ifAa
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY COURT.
%AnoUary 4EnN-aIxTH pAY,

Commonwealth 70. Arrin Eton.-A vsfy l6lgs
number. q vitnepes were examined today
on the part Of the Commonwealth. but ntsls
evidence Of importance beyond what has a.
ready been pablished was ELECTED. In the
afternoon, tho Commonwealth closed, and the
defence commenced its rebutting testimony,
which continued until six O'Clock. whom tho
court adjourned until Monday It issaid that
then the defence will aim to prove an abb.
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- JOE BURLINGTON receives all the New Books
and Newspapers as fast as published. He is agent
for Hsri er's and all the other Magazines, and our
ment o. Blank Books and Stationery at his Bock
store, Odeon building, corner OF syeet and Penn
sylvsnis avenue. auo 10
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"MAKING ROME HOW'LL appears that
Hon. John P. Hale. at the Anti N ebraska
Convention at Rome, New York, on Wednes.
day last, "spoke with great power for two
hoursD
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Private box seats, 81; Reserved seats, 30 cents
Regular tickets, 25 cents Servants, IS cents.
Doors open at ~ o'clock; performance to COM
meuce at 81. aul4
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POTOMAC SASH & BLIND FACTORY

Nearly opposits Capt. Pages residence.
TUBE subscriber, having undertaken the Planning
/ Mill business, is ROW ready to manufacture to
order, Doors, Fash, Blinds, Frames and Mouldings.
and all other work appertaining to the fame, and
charges will secure him share of the patrorag of
the public J. w. JJRDON.
aug lH1m*
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ARMY & NAVY EQUIPMENTS.

Af ALL d STEPHENS, Military Manufaciufus
w Of the finest order, would respectfully call the
attention Of Army and Navy 0icers, 10 their supe-
Il ~ work and style Of goods
Tn have created . re, outon 10 this department,
aud Can furnish the most elegant goods ct prices
That will successfully challenge grester reduction.
We wish toshow that this La net an exclusive or
privilege business and is susceptible o. al the pro-
gress Of the sge, despite the ioggiugs Of sntqusr
aRs
Citissn Clothing made to order In elegant style
ard latest fashicn.
United States Flags and Banners mad. to order.
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ga CARD.-Since the proprietor's recent Labora
tory energements he is able to fill his numerous
rders for LYONS KArHAIRsN without delay. This
peerless an immensely popua article for invigor-
ating and beau.ifsing the Hair, Ia sold By every
druggist throughout tn and South Ameri g,
Europe, and the Isl an ls Of the No article of
any kind ever obtained 50 extensive q sale in all
parts of the world.
Let those now usa
Who never used before;
AID those who always Casd
NV use the more
Tho nrioe "a still 25 eonts T., Iowa ho++..,
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~ EAsrMAS's HEADACHE REMEDY has never vet
at GnKAs's Drug Store.
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- Un HAxProx's vraEfAaI Tscru1s.-Haye
you Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Dis
Arrangement Of the systemi We but point You to
the Thousands who have used the GRIkf INvIeoRA-
foR
In proof Of what We say above, We refer you to
sHampton's Vegetable Tincture," and it, effects
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A beautiful DANCE by Sophia Robinson.

To conclude with the Prelude OF the
YANKED DUELLIST.
Peiey Perkins Mr.. Robinson
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The above Corps will give . short series Of thsir
CHOICE ENTERTAINMENTS at the above
place, commencing on
THIS (Monday) EVENING, August IL, 1854.
The representation viii b. the celebrated Comic
Drama, in two acts. called the
lies.
Mr.. Timothy Toodes, Mr.. Robiunou.
Farmer Ncorp, MIR. Q. o. Newton.
Mary Acorn, Mrr. j. W. Thorpe.
Mrs.. To1les, Sophia Rob.nson.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. ~

TNHIS beautiful burial place of the dead having
l. just bern dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the purps, is nov open for the reception Of the
remains of deceased persous.
The MAUS0LEUM has capacity for Q huldred
bodies, in which such friends CT the deed as may
.pply can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves
The plan Of the incorporators is Of equality In
regard to the lots, which will not be put up publicly
'or sale, (althoueb they usually brig premiuu,)
making the early Selection of lots the mort dssir.
able.
Uptil an Office is established in the city Of Wash.
ington, sprlic itions vii be puuctuslly atts nded
to Mt tie III Office in the east wing OF the build
ing on entering the Cemetery.
WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS
B.-ilenvcod Is situated short distance due
north of the Capitol ayg 1l-Sm
O. REwARD.--Lost, yesterday, from the Poto-
eDC mac House, between Sd and Az SITS o pointer
PUP, slu.. very prsttily marked with bun colorsd
and white spots, end OF the tail clipped.
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"a
Row OVER DEAD BoDIKs.-In Cincinnati,
on Sunday, daughter Of Michael Burke was
seized With cholera, and died in shout An hour
after. At noon her father also was taken dck,
and died about O'Clock. At 3 O'Clock, .
party Of about thirty Irishmsn assembled in
Burke house, and after drinking freely Of
''auld whisky" they commenced quarrelling
over the dead bodies. The noise attracted the
attention of the Sixteenth ward police officers,
who ran 10 to quell the disturbance The
Irishmen drew their pistols and bowie knives
and skirmish ensued in which two Of the
Irishmen were badly beaten. The citizens
were prompt in assisting the officers, and two
Of the disorderlies were arrested and lodged
| in the watch house. About dozen shots were
fred by the Irish, but forum stely none Of
| them effect
A BLACK WATERING PLAcE.-We are in.
formed that few miles ack of Xenia, in the
vicinity of Tawawa, Ohio, the upper tendum
of the dusky shades Of society have place Of
resort fitted up in good sly 10, and thronged by
visitors, called the Louis House." and pop.
ularly known among "white folks" as the
Dumawa House. A goodly number of the
elite Of Cincinnati and other aristocratic neigh
borhoods are in attendance, and with pure air
and water, they enjoy excellent health, though,
it is said, their compilations are not specially
improved. Horace Greeley and Harriet Beech
er Stowe are expected at this watering place
before the close of the season. If the weather
continues warm, they will have a very agree.
able time, if sambo and Miss Dinah do not use
cologne or any other artificial perfume.
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An .RXCRLLENT SADDLE AND HARNESS
N HORSE FOR SALE. BUT SIX YEARS OLp.
WARRANTED SOUND. TERMS Low. Apply at
the Star office au 1f-0
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FRENCH AND BNGLISH


FRENCH AND BNGLIsH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOCyG
Ladies'
DY NJ. A. TYSON and Sisters, on st., between
ID 10Th and 18Th streets, Washington, D. C-Tbs
duties tf this institution will be resumed on Mon.
day, the 18th September, when the pupils are de-
sired to be puuctusl in their seats.
For terms, &c, circulars may be had st all the
principal bookstores in the city.
aug l0-eotlS hSep
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MIR. BUSHNELL'S SCHOl

MIR. BUSHNELL'S SCHOOL,
18th, bstsOeen n G~d streets, Warrington, ID. c.
YVyHE next seeion Will commercs on the fst Mon.
Il day in September.
The cours. Of Instruction embraces Ancient and
Mcdsrn Languages, Msthemstice, the Elements Of
Natural and Moral scirnce, together with all the
English branches usually taught In the best s,hools
Circulars may to hal ct the school room or 1t tbs
bookstores. suC lt-eo4vs
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o- Special Meeting ofthe Frank.
ll3 lin Fire Company.-A special meet
ing Of The Frank IN Fire Company will be held on
MONDAY NIGHT, At O'Clock Every member -
requ .eteA TO be present., ~ business OF Importance
win come u, for their considsratton.
J. II. r. HouGH,
aue I'm Secretary
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PARK HOTEL,
This delightful Suburban Retreat,

80 Is NOW OPEN FOR
..m& THE RECEPTION OF
&k&6 THE PUBLIC.
The Propfiesors respectfully inform their frier ds
that everything served up ut their establishment
shall be Of the best
The Billiard, Bowling, and Shooting Saloons are
In complete order.
Parties will be served 18th Breakfast, Dinner or
Supper at short notice, and in the most approved
style, not surpassed bv any house In the District
thu Union Line will leare the corner Of Och street
and Pa avenue every thirty minutes, d " and eve
ming. commencing at O'Clock q m fer the Park
Hotel; stopping at Union Hall c street.
WILSON 4 hayward,
Prop'rs Union Hall, st., Park Hotel, 9Th It.
aug li-3t
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II 0sT-On Saturday morning, meat book. about
IL Is inches long and wide. liberal reward
will he given, IL left ct Samuel Bacons store, to
me in the saarket. ENOS Is. BERKELEY.
aug l4-2t& .H. Butcher.
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T OST-On Sunday morning, 18th instant, in the
IL naighborhood Of the First Presbyterian Church
on ~ street. or between there and Mr.. Hyat's,
opposite Browns HOTEL gold Pen and Pencil Casa
The finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t at Mr. G.
T. Whttlesey's store, on It'll street. opposite the
Avenue House. aug A-2tH
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"ATCH LOsT-Lost on Saturday evening, be-
w tween 6 and O'Clock, on going from Kinks
paint shop, La avenue to the corner Of 10th stree,
and New York avenue. Q silver detached lever
Hunting Watch, silver dial and steel hands, Tobias
maker, number lot reccllected. A reward Of s.,
with the thanks Of the owner, will be paid to any
person leaving tire esid watch With z. X. 0futt at
Kinks Paint Shop, Louisiana avenue.
aup l4-2th
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MADAME CLINTON.


HI srsst xstseA claisveyAst ed wsadss q
! OF the syv, rsspesefoiiy iufcrms De sitssas -
sral ladies and gvptlsusn, she hes returned to the
oity, and taken rooms % Mn Robinson'A Rvunsyt
sapis svsnus, between lst and "a strssts Bar tAs
apitnl, who're she can BE- nsuitsd On the past,
.curtship. death, Law uits, 10. LAdiss aty esru
Gents 81. aug l3-lws
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ROBINSON'S MUSEUM COMPANY,
AT I&ON HAIL.
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~ FIRST WARD.-C0MMON NCIL-
Messrs Editors: Please announce CHAs A. DA.
Wis a. candidate for Q seat In the Board Common
Council from the Firt We I'd, to fill the vacancy &C
casioned by the death Of o. 6. Paine.
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ITO N e MIXERS OF CON G r. K =,
i Strangers and CitiZsns.-We ere
DOW receiving lot Of Goods suitable for the Fsu,
eonsistpg Of
bills Of all kinds
French Mousselinee, Merinos
Alpacas, Bomba sins, Irish Linens
Table Dsmxsk, Damssk Napkins, Flannels
Cassins Is, Clothe, Csssimeres
Ginghsms Of sll kinds
Hosiery Of all kinds
full assortment of Domestics Of sll kinds
A variety Of Carpets Of various kinds
The remainder Of our SUNNI er Goods wli oe ecla
very cheap Some first rate ~ Lawns at ~ c".,
Beautiful Calico o. cts, Bsrege dc LANES, "a o
worth Is. Bereges very cheap. ?
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LADIES.
JUST received IffSe assortment OF Jet Braeel, b
eD Necklaces, Bres tpins and Crosses
ALSO. ten dozen ladies' MOROCCO BELTE v hch
will be sold at moderate prices. -
w. B HURDLE,
High, bstv. LIST and ID sts., Georgetown,
aug 1875 - ....-
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NATAAhlNE ASHTON, by the author
" of Experience Of Life
Hard Times Complete, by Chas. Dickens
The New York Illustrated Magazine for Au gust
Roea woodvilie, by Alexander Duras
Joseph B. Vsrnum's Hi, tory Of w&shirgton city
The Great illustrated Mage zine OF Art for An gust
All the Weekly Newspapers for this week
Every Thug ia the Book and Stationery line at
sHILLINGl ON'S Bookstore,
cor. Pa sy. and u st 0deon Building.
aug lQ-tf
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EREEN GINGER Fresh, for sale By
VI sHEKELL BAILEY,
No S, opposite the Centre ks-ket.
aug 11-St
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a Prestdent's Mounted Guard,
Attention IA special meeting Of the
N9 corps will Be held at their armory TUES
&DBY EVENING. The 18th inst
By order Of the Captain:
The prompt attendance Of every member 10 70
queeted as business of SPECIAL Importance win be
brought before the meeting.
G. STUART,
aug 1e-stk Rec Zee.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-14
PRESERVING KETTLES.

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osived, together with large assortment OF hoas
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sonable terms by the subscriber.
JOS. L. SAVAGE,
Pa. avenus between 10th and llth sts