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AYoUTG MAN SAws IN Two.-We deeply
regret to learn, by private advioes from Dun.
ham, that on Friday last, at E. 0 Brigham s
saw mills, about six miles from that village, a
young man, narasi John Speoner, was sawn
In two BY circular cav. The saw was going
very fest, and is four feet Ia diameter. Tbs
young man was stopping to pick something I'D,
and fell on the carriage moving toward the
saw Before he had time to recover himself.
the saw caught him and cut him in two in.
stsntly. he died Immediately. The young
man was employed about the mills. This
melancholy accident should serve as a eau.
ton 10 all those who are employed in saw
mills to tako care, az the least carelessness
may cause the loss of life -Montreal Herald.
WedRssdax.
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I'D

By JAS, C. HeGUIREc, Auctionser.
( thANOE6Y SALE OF VALUABLE imprnyed
~ Eeal Estate a"d Ma,kot Garden.-By virIus,o
oecree Of the Circuit Court Of the i,trict of 90
iuEhia flr washing ton county. made in the csus.
wherein Mary Hoffman, admEiStratIiI and heir at
law Of Thomas Moore, deceased, il Co, plainaEt
anu HaGnal Moore, and ines Moore, aud Laura
Ann Moore his Wi e, heirs 1t law Of said Thomas
Moore, dece se3, IRE GufaHdanfs Ne. 067 in ch, n
Gerry, the subscriber trustee appointed by said d.
cree, VIII sell Al Pablo auction, on TUESDAY the
10th LAY of July, lo- 5, al O'Clock o. m, on the
premises, the whole Of sFIare No 303 in the city
oil washington, fronting 30 Zee zach of Ilth and
18th streets west, and 202 feet inches on each OF
end w streets n rih. and containing about ca 672
square feet OF ground vita buildings improvements
and appnrteRanCes, which consist of a well and
Sups antially built two-sioTy brick dwelling house
and frame stable, &C.
The above properly !: eSitly situated and rapid
ly tRh-ncLg "a va ue. GDj has been occupied and
cultivated Is market garden for many yes g. is in
an excellent condition for that purpose and win
IN very short distance Oi either OF tho city mar
k"tE, and O:tTs 10 persons des;roas Of obtaining
Vainthe market garden Or I;.i%ing an investment,
d rare opportunity,
The terms oi sale, as pres cribed by The zah de-
exec, viii be one-lourIh of lie purchase money "a
he paid IA ash, ni the balance in G, q Is and D
months, to be secuiei BY the purchasers note
bea Ing iateIC%; from The day of Tie SALE with secu
MY 10 BE approved by the trustee. Upon The full
payment OF the purchase money and interest, an,
he ratification Of the vale by IN. CouI the trustee
w:ii convey tho properly 10 The purchaser in tee.
IL The terms Oi safe are not c;'IRplisd With in six
days ateT the sale the property will be resud at III.
rlsk and expense Oh the purchase, upon one week
notice.
All conveyancing at expense e purchassr.
CHaS. :, WALLACE, Trustes.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Ic l0-toSsS AuctioDeer
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT
OF ROCHg,

fT1EE Canal racket ONGRESS having been
l. thoroughly repaired and put intSAS-srI1IIzie
hrst rate order, 1.-THE Machinery be kssssisssF.-sz.
ing removed and horse power subslliuisdJ coIs.A-
ues making her repu ar trips between Georgetown
an the above place,
The Beat will leave the wharf of w. II. B. ii. G.
Ritter for Point of Rocks on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 6 o'clock IN; aud
the PoiRt OF Reeks for GsoTselown on TUESDAYS,
TEURsuAfS aud SATURDAYS at the same
hour stopping at the different landings along the line
Tor the reception and handbag of passengers and
freight. gaiIs ana returning.
The ssgaI vii leave Ge0ieetown at O'Clock m.
an arrive al the head of the Great Falls at IL Sen
eca at ], Edwards Ferry 3I<, Monocaey 5k, Know
lan's Fcny6, and Point of Rocks at Z O'Clock m.
Returning. leave Point ct z a. m, Knowlan's Fer
~ OF ~, MGnecaey q, Edwards' Ferry IL, SeDece
l, tGreat ails ~, and arrive ct Gsorgetowa at
p. %.
Passage through either way s.
Meals served regularly on boa,d the boat at mod
crate prices. CHARLES MERRILL, Capt.
ie as du
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NOTICE.

nUR customers are most respectfully notified
~ thattheH accounts will be presented "a the m
on the 18th Instant To all those who will ave The
Kindness 10 call and settle their respective accounts
Ca or before the IL. July, we shall BE exceedingly
Obliged.
We hR'e a number OF accounts rendered on the
Isl January remaining unpaid, and would say 10
those indebted that, unless we receive the MONEY fr
them nv The LIST July, shall be compelled 10 place
such bills in the hands nf an officer iur collection
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY g co.
IL 2l-l0t
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aaKaT SACRIFICE OF nay coon;

4 Il TIE Cash Store, q door west of Seventh II
n opposite tho Centre Narke,-Ue a,a nv
closing out The stock Of some twenty ,housan5 ,,o
lars worth OF my Goods without regard 10 cot A.
the entire stock must DO sold within sirtv DAYS No.
VII oier lods nj sach prices as ought 10 indue,
perfons TO ba whether they want Drv Goods 80
not. Those who would have bargains had ksr.r
cav ii eialey At The tgn OF the Cash Store und,r
ine Avenue House,
1erms eIcusiruiE cash
je 27-lw J. G.. PITZPATpICY A.,
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Rev York MARKHAM

NRw YORK, July 2-Cot;on is dull. Flour;
sales Of Safe and Western brands to-day a.
SSaSS so; Southern, $40 5Ossl2 wheatis M
changed, with a limited demand at previous
rates. Corn is q trife lower; western white,
81; yellow, 94se5. Pork is dull, with o de-
CHUNG tendency. Beef is firm. Lard Is ua-
changed. Whisky Is firm at 40faAl.
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DEB.

sudderly, On Saturday, June Soth, MARTHA
ENELlNE, youngest daughter of Martha and G.
SIowdeD, aged 10 uonths.
On the lst July, JOHN w son of IT. and Ari
ana Batenan, in the 9Th year of his age
On the 30,h June. a; o'clock D. m, at the resi-
dence OF her son inaw, Nr. Jenkin Thomas, Mrs.
ELIZABETH MEM, in The S6th year of her age.
She was resident of Georgetown during the whole
period Of her life.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
REFoRTEp F0R THE
DAILY EVENING STAR
Latest from Hsvans

New YoRK, July 2-Tbs Black Warrior
with Havana dates of the 27ts, hiss arrived.
The U. s. steamer Fulton touched ct Havans
en- the 18th, and sailed the next day for Key
West
The health Of Havana Is unusually good.
humOrs were current ct Havana that de-
sachmsnt Of troops were going to Porto Rico,
where 1t was said another outbreak had 90.
CURED
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K D. NORMENr.-It Is due to the memory q
Mr. K B Norment, whose name is found In
the list of Ninevites, published in the Star of
Saturday, that our familiar spirit is assured
By one who should know better than any one
elss-by the ghost of that Individual himself
that the gentleman IN question abandoned
Nineveh in disgust very shortly after be 60,
an insight into the precise political character
and aims Of the Inhabitants of that ancient
civ
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Fatal ARRAY.

BRooKLrs, July About one o'clock en-
Sunday morning fatal ARRAY took place at
the corner of Fulton avenue and Raymond
street. Charles Jonson was killed Robert
johnson mortally, aud Patrick McDouough
severely wounded Michael German, Michael
M,Ges, and Patrick Sorly we're arrested Tia
tight was caused by LIQUOR.
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1924 PHgs0MENA IN MEDICINE-Rronchiiis, Cough,
W Dyspersa Liver Complaints, serefRla ke-F"- al
diseases Of ths Female System Il stands pre- en- nent
sereyman lust informs us has cured him OF eronehIti.
Of dssss-s,s sh,rasisrI 2, Gsrsssss
tsun Of tie ssansch liver scd ESpCys will cure Dyspsp
hs oGsgh ksthna Bronchial md Lnns Affections Paths
f. he Bk sfds and Breast CONSUMPTION scrofuia Rhsu
r-tisn aouk Nsursls, Fstuia Bowel Compaints Piles
Worms and Nervous Debisswith ell diseases arising
from impure blood and II the female medicine
- known Ths Invaluable medicine is working wonders
Upon thehaIaAn frame See to-day. mart
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BY .. 6 MCGUIRE, uettoneer.
Terry VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at lle
corner of4 u street and Vng MA avenue On
TUESDAY ate noon, July 8, az So O'Clock, 0n
the premises, an III u subdivisions Nos a. IS
IL, -, 20, and % Of original Lot No. IL in Square
No. 195, fronting respectively Is and 1917 feet on
virginia avenue and AZ streets, running back vari-
GU depths TO TN Hey
These lots are situated in the very best locations
on the Island iar building purroses, are it'll The
gTaJes, have PaveIncnis laid, and are. beyond a
DOUBT ne most desirable lots for sale in that secuou
Oi the city.
Tile perfect and sale positive
Terms: One third cash5 balance in 6, q, and IL
months, for notes bearing Interest," secured by deed
Oh Il list On the premises.
JAS. (. MCGUIRE,
1e1-o Auciioaeyr.
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HOUSE WANTED The advertiser wishes To
IL bay small cheap House and Lot situated
west of 18th street, between and N SITS Persons
having such properly for sale will please state its
and left at the Star Office, addressed to CT B L.n
lie 29-7t+
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SUMNER RETREAT

(LAklSIoN's PAVILION WILL BE OPEN
I'D for the reception Of visitors on the 5.E g.
jay. The proPietcF's tab Viii be- supolea "a
with the d -ii:rcieE ahnunding in the Maisrs III
adjacent 70 Biakiston's Island. He hor<s his en-
deayors 10 pleas viii insure him share on nstyor,
age from those seeking health little quiet roT,
city busua.
The Steamers Maryland, OseeOis, ord Alice c.
p, ice stop regularly at his Landing
Terms for one week or more, al IS per day.
For A shorter time. 81 ID per dAy
GEORGE ~. BLAKISrON,
IL 96-lm* Prony;etor
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]. w MYERS
c. MYERS

fftHE business wi! hereafter re Conducted ua6eF
L. the name Of &. MYERS L. son, al the t,ld
stand, at re foot Of Jelf.rs ~ Ca Water 81 Georp-
town, ONCE No y, where will BE- happy TO
supply our cUs,ouers aud al Others who viii give
us a call with sod Brticle Uf WHITE. RFD
ASH aud DAUPHiS or TRANSITION COAL
Also, HICKORY, OAK ana PINE WOOD a can
b had IN the market, on reasonable and accom-
mocating terms as can be purchaS. in the Dis-
hict. c. MYERS d SON.
L. lx,
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- II. HOUVEH, Iron Hall Boot Shoe, ond
-. Trunk EstahishReLt. have received 10
ms day large ass0Fsms NJ OF Gents French G4{
Patent Leather ard Calf Boots and Shoes, ~
which vii sell che8p. ~
Also, Boys Youths, and TtIGre1,s SHOES Of all
descriptions. All in want please call al
8. P. HOOVER,
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe auG Trunk
Eslablishnen,, between 9ta and a0lh Sta
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1h3 Weather,

Bosros, July 2-The weather esntilu yes or.
PressiVely hot At nom the mercury stood AZ
w in the shade. Five fatal cases of sun stroke
have occurred since Saturday noon
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SS2ISiSF,

DOABDIS G,-P Casant rooms for summer
I'D with boarding for families single persons cen
ee had by ealy application al KINGS, J 90 forth
Z street, between ID ana Az. The mouse il de-
Igh fully situated, and has ut been thoroughly rem
Oya,ed and refGTnisied. Meals furnished to faIni-
lies and day bOarders accommodate Oh Reasonable;
terms. je4-ln,*
TSOTzC E.-FOR RENT'-PARLORs AND
Y Chambers, with board. Also, table and tran
sieni board, with bathing room sai shower baths
and every attention 10 render il L.oSt agreeable To
her boarders. Mrs. z. C MURRAY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and ~ ST
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Baltimore Marksts

BALTIMORE, July 2-The markets are very
dull this morning, as we'll as inactive. Sales
OF o barrels Of HowarI street four at ST..
mere were some snail sales CT wheat anu
corn st Saturdays rates.
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Largs Steamer.

BosroS, July "a model of DoraIi Nc.
Kay's new steamer has been in the Exchange
uews room for exhibition This steamer Is in.
tended for new line to Liverpool, and will
be $50 feet long, Is bread, and 81 deep.
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DISSOLUTION OF PAkTNERSUIP

3 he firm 81 Myers Baker was muIuallg Lis
solved On the 1t june, lh55 All persons haV.
jug Claims against the firm viii presrn' them 10 e.
aVEEs for yfnea', aad those indebted 20 sid firm
will please cell and settle thJir accounts by thu lat
Of August, a. after that tine they will be u ce Ia
the hands OF officer for collect1n, as IL is ne
cessGTy 10 close the BUSINESS before that lime
CHARLES MYERS,
SAMUEL. BAKER
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New York stock Harket.

NEW YORK, July Stocks are better
Money Is unch snged Sales at The first board
OF Etis's at Oh; Cumberland Coal Company.
Zss; keadirg, 93t; Canton Company, 27i; New
York Central, l0Ii.
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Auction Sales,
ar Fbr otaer yfrctio~ Sole, see frrt pass-ss
ny GREEN q SCOTT. Auotionssrs

by CIR REN q SCOTT. Auctfonssrs
TWO TWO-sTORy FRAME HOUSES AND
l. Lot at Auction On THURSDAY, Sab Of Isy,
p. 70 half Of Lot 4, in Square No S43, fronting 2s
feet inch's on llth street west, between street
north and New KoTk avenue, running back 50 feet
inches, with the Improvements, which are two
snod o-story Frame Houses, containing rooms
each, sc.
Each house will be sold separate with the lot on
which il staaGs.
Terms: One third cash; balance IN o, -, and Is
months, for notes bearing interest from the day Of
the sale.
A deed given and deed OF trust taken.
GREEN q SCOTT,
Je I'D Auctioneers.
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K. 9. WRIGHT, Auc,ionser

tcOSGSi OWN
fANAL BOAT AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY
~ next, July 30, a. 5 O'Clock p. M. shall sell
without reserve, al the Boat Yard Of Capt. Moore
the Canal Boat Capt. Walden, 10 good repair.
Terms ut the sale.
EDWARD 8. WRIGHT,
ez'--d Auctioneer
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For Sale and Rent,

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-In The Inn
l. mediate neighbOrhood oftbs General Post or.
nee The greater part Of the Rent will be taken IN
hoard OF two parsons, from 18th July to Is. Decem-
Der, or longer If desired. Address "FuruIshsd
House" through the Post ofhee, Immediately.
jy2-lts
EOR RENT-A NEW THREE-sToRY BRICK
u House, containing eight rooms, No. $50 L ct.
norm, between Vermont avenue and 18Th ST. west
within few minutes walk of Presidents SQUARE,
&c Kent $500 per annum. Enquire ut the Bank
ing house OF PAIR0 q kOITRSE
lie 3-3t
EOR RENT-THE BUILDING on u street
u near the corner IF l2th. Is FIR rent either in pari
or whole. Apply at this Office. lego q
HOUSES FOR RENT.-A THREE STORY
IL Bnck Dwelling, with a two story back build.
Ing, and all the necessary out buildings situated in
CO.'S Row, First street, Georgetown. IL has Spa
ci"us paFlors and commodiOus hall. II is consid-
eied one OF the most desirable residences in the ps.
tict There is an enclosed lot, west and adjon ne
the house. The premises are now occupied by The
Secretafy OF IN, Interior. Possession may be had
on the 18th July.
Also, substantial two story brick House, with
spacious grounds about It, situated on the southwest
corner OF and 20Ih streets, Washington. Posse
sion given on the 18th July.
Apply to BLADEN FORREST,
Corner F and 30 ste.
lie 25-9wt fTnfeN
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81 fFERING- PROM nIsEAsRs np ra

1PFERSOES 81 fFERING FROM DISEASES OF THE
lcnss are In fgreat majority Of csse completely re
stored TO health by fNithfn trial Dr. CURTISS HYGE
An Oh lnhaing YspOr. By the Doctors nsthOd OF
treatment tie sdical agent IL brought in direct
with the diseased parts, and fan Of having
fetal effect.
al druggists sell IT,
See advertisement IN this paper
CACTI0N.-Dr. CURTIS'S HYGKAEA IA the original and
only genuine article. ie 9s-lm
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WANTED-EVERYDO TO KNOW THAT
w they can get a lot "a feet front by $50 fee.
deep, for the low price Of Sz5-payabie IS a month
without interest. Apply at the Union Land Office
7ih st., above Odd Fellows Hall.
ap 25-3m JOHN FOX, Sec.
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~ d. GILMAN, Druggist has removed to SIS Seventh
street. opposite 10 the Patriotic Bank and pre-
pared TO all all orders for Medicines Paints Oils
accommodating terms. Strict attention viii To raid
physcans prescriptions - eli the day and night
.hs light bell 10 GA ne rishs or Us ssors door.
an l-ln
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1CsCLD SORES ULCERS, AND ALL ERUPTIONs and
all diseases arising from an impure and deprsyed
a the blood See the extraordinary Of VIA. G.
WOOD highly respectable citizen Of RchEond, Ns., by
Cartsrs spanlSh k2rs he had ulcers ana OF the
yOrt description, and nnAlly bad he unable
walk exception crutehss. few bottles Of CARTER 5
SPANISH MIXTURE the great blood parder, him,
has cured hundreds Of others who hare snSersd with
rheumatism bad effects OF eercy aud pslns ard ulcers
the bones and joints. rs
adj
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Ito FBlkERS Premium BITTERs-Tbe following car.
uncate rom gentlemen well known In the civ OF
medicine. - >"'S 'oiH4oie
Dear sr-This 10 TO certify that have suffered r,.nv
yeHs Win Ine Dyspepsia aud had employed at different
Iee Aois ply sieans I'm trying q cure of that
s"Lu dsssse but all In vain then commenced using
various nedieinss that u HI by m y
hshoS ana instssi Of gtrg better contnue to gro v
neh sent hor Dr. yohnstOn, AMI he recon.
70 be ths best Prescription tried the only nedi
cine ever TOOK TO raise to health sgan win
also, hal Suffered ssre disease and eb. ,inn
bsether with other symptoms, &C. which she oun md the
blttsrs 10 give mmedats relief They give general tone
and strength 20 the whole system II r. with pIesspTs
recommend them to others j p OrapTEs
To Mr.. & Raker, Proprietor
fr1ce &C cents per bottle
10 De had Of CHARLES sTOrF 4 Co. Washington. D. q
SANbf HATCH, aud SETH h HANCE RaIt,rnora 40 -
Druggists everywhere. D~''IAioieb shu W
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LAND WARRANTS

EUIiN ID NLhAAI AgtII iUT Claims, No. SX1
Twelfth street, viii give the highest market
Price in GOLD for Land Warrants je7-lms
TTN0 HOUSEk EPERS.-PersoDs wish
l. ing to purchase superior Table or Pocket Cut
lsry, heavy Silver plated or Britannia w re, fine
japanned Tea Trays or T,i let Sets. an exc Ient
Clock, Feather Buster. Hat Stand, EnaIn led Ket-
tie, Saucepan, avy StraiBsr, Tea Bell, or any of
the hundred and one little e;crtttas needed by every
hsu5eEeerer, are invited 10 call on
G. FRANCIS
jel6 400 Seventh 81
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NATIONAL CELEBRATION rouRrHIuIY

At sunrise, noon, and sunset national salutes
will be fred, accompanied by the ringing oi
all the bells Of the churches and Ere compa-
MES.
The members of tho Cabinet, Foreign Min.
listers, members and ex.members Of Congress.
and the officers of both Houses Of Congress and
invited guests will assemble at the President &
House at 10 o'clock q. m.
The Rev. Clergy, the Judiciary, Heads OF
Departments, and Government Clerks will as.
semble in the north enclosure Of the War De-
psrtment.
Soldiers of the United States wars, Union
and other associations in the north enclosure
Of the State Department.
Corporate Authorities and OK Mayors will
assemble in front Of the Presidents House,
south side of Pennsylvania avenue.
Colleges, Schools, 30, In the western park
Of the Presidents grounds.
Fire Companies east of Lafayette square
Societies, citisens. and strangers wishing to
unite In the procession will meet in tho east
park of the Presidents grounds.
The Military, regulars and volunteers, will
form at the City Hall, at 9 O'Clock q m, and,
under command Of Col. VIM Hickey, march
to the Presidents square to form the escort to
the procession.
Upon the arrival of tbs procession at the
Capitol, the Declaration Of Independence will
be road by DR.. A. 7. P. Garrett, and the ora.
ton delivered BY ]. M. Carlisle. ESQ.
The commencement Of these ceremonies at
the Capitol will be announced by q national
salute by the United States Artillery.
There will be grand display Of fire. works
at night on tn. grounds south Of tho Presi.
dents square.
THos MILLER, n. D. Chm.
JAMES L. EDWARDS,
GEORGE SAVAGE,
GEORGE MCNEIR,
g. FITZPATRICK,
Committee of Arrangements.
IT, f. ' J S;:: : r. Of Reception,
National Celebration Of Fourth Of July.
The procession will move from the Presi.
dents Mansion at half-past ten o'clock, q. m
in the following order:
Aids. Chief Marshal Aids
Military escort Of Regulars and Volunteers
under command Of Col VIM. Hickey,
MDC.
Committee Of Arrangements in carriages.
The President Of The United States.
Cabinet
Orator and Reader.
Invited Guests.
Foreign Ministers.
Judiciary.
Ohcers of Army, Navy, and Marine Corps.
Soldiers Of United States Wars.
Members and ex Members of Congress, and
Officers of both Houses
Heads of Departments and Government
Clerks.
Colleges and Schools.
Corporate Authorities and ex.Mayors
Union Association
Fire Companies
Societies, Citizena and Strangers
Tho procession will pass by Fifteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue to tho east gate OF
the Capitol After the ceremonies on the
ground the military column will re-escort the
Executive, &c , to the Presidents Mansion.
TIE aids and assistant marshals will assem-.
bic (mOuntod) at 8 IN, at the President q
Mansion. w. u. MAGRUpER,
Chief Marshal
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1TEOAH WALKER CO., Marble Hall Clothing Empo
rum, under Browns Hotel respectfully announc,
that their display Of Spring and Clothing IL
ready for Inspection, comprising assortment Of Coas
Vests and Pantaoons newest and richest designs
material trimming and Workmanship To gentlemen who
study excelsnce with economy fashio srtces
dres an opportunity for selecting from ore Of thu
largest and most attractive stock goods ever ored
this city 81 very rGdEcsd scale OF pricss. an Ia
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EOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS, sTIDs.Se
~ inst received large assortment of The latest
style Mosaic, Cameo. Lava, and plain god SLEEVE
BUTTONS, STUDS, &c unusually fine and
cheap. Nj. w. GAIT RRO.
81 Pa. avenue, bet. 8 h and leIh cts.
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THE AMERICAN SpECIFIO

THE only safe, sure, and speedy cure ior Ger
i tain di. ease.
Sold Only at No lls Pa. avenue. Price 81.
je 27-6t
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IT = PREMIUMS AT The Observation-Disclosures
sun m the ascendance-The jrrsr OF zach OF late
hs bAunore, Richmond, and New York awarded tn cir
highest premiums TO J. H. W. their superiority of Pho
IoSTaphs' stsFeoscopes and pagusrreotypss exhibited
sr W Aso receiv two Medals the Worlds Fair Lon
don, and prsminm st Crystal Palace, New YORK
Also the nrst awards Of the Maryland Institute for three
years pEst.
whi.shursrs Gallery in th.s city Is en- Pa avenue betw
~ and 9Th streets. fuh ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-02

WATCHES,
w JEWELRY,
SILVERW.iRE dc.
M. w. CALF BRO. are constantly receiving
large invoices oil the above, and offer every article
In their line, at the lotceSt rates
GOLD AND SILVER WORK Of every descrip-
lion, made 10 order, such TESTIMONIALS
richly embeished, with appropriate deai. rs Sill
YER TEA SETS, DINNER SERVICES, &c
Precious stones set in every style however eiab
crate.
ARMS, CRESTS, NOTICES, SC cut on stone.
NJ. w. GAIT BPO.,
314 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts.
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DOA8D, 6Ic.-MRS. BATES. on the south
wet corner of Pa. avenue ami SIN street is pre-
pared to accommodate Gentlemen with ROOMS, with
or without board. Every cfOu will be- made 10 rem.
der those confOrtf bic who iasOr her with their
patronage. ap 6-tT