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BRILLIANT SAILING MATCH.

THE lovers OF this beautiful AMI enter aiming sroft
4 are her, b. inior0ei that the subscTib' IN
eontemi Hates getling up, On the 25ih July, -
GRAND REGATTA
Two chased Etruscan Silver Iblets viii eorS;t-
tute The prizes The tnOsl valusb tn be a aided ID;
tire most rapid bnRi in the roce. The Ger, bssI 40
BE- between 1aIs long ns ID Wnsh,nptor- ,,,orss
town and Alexandria. Boai- kayins decks over Is
feet ere Ineligible 10 entry rhe psopuetor. at boats
mus; bear IN mind that ney cannot enter any b,at
DOT OWE q In tbe ah9se places nj this IiqIe.
Many ooa' owners are now Preparing ~ the sport
'" take pace Oh the 2Sh Juy, aui, fr.la the appa
iehi ihte'e est taken, promiss be one 0T he most
fhterh ns and TeesercAs affairs ever before q sTed
10 cue lovers IL bat asIlg n this city
The iSio~isg eraii have already catered Cor The
contest:
KNOW NOTHING.
WILL aArCH, (the hight ee.ed craft thai bore
CT the pit her last season ifiumphaHIly)
SKINNER
n ikTa.A.
large and beautiful steamer Will DO chartered
for tie OCCASION der 20 afford oil who Gesire
witness this beautiful s2l acpoTiuniiy 10 behGsd
al its various incidents.
Owner. of boats, and Others, desiring 20 ent'F
their cra or 'aTr the mauEef rad iaicaion q Tho
kesetia, or tefras Of raisy bs graiifs-d ~ any
manner BY ciiing 81 he City Restaurant, corner @.
ienpfyi <anis sseaue and SSs sirert
Fon WsxEiasssE Wi lie the stance de-ignei ~
The Undersigned and returning 10 The eoi1t II San
aes,
Phse of ensy 70 depa,i upnn the nxrhsr Of con
testanfs Nm l.. JONES. 4f
City Restaurant, COS. Pa av. and lsA =,
te 50 2awd
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

II! E would respectfully Inform aiI persons hav-
w ing accounts with Us hat they are all made
S sll those that not called for will be rendered
In iu 10 lst July, when We very reason bly, expect
and moot EARNESTLY req Ies that they will come for
ward and close theta without giving Us the trouble
"f caliing secUsd tint.
In CcGaec ton with This malice we take this Cd
Toriuny oil expressing our ihaaks TO thnse fri, mss
and customers who have 81 literally aad promptly
petraHiztd US during The past SIX months, and hope
for an increased con mutation OF the sane By gvI
our pt TsoEal and strict attention 20 Lusin, ss and
conducting IL upon fair ana corr CT principles.
COLLEY q SEARS,
SOB Seventh ST, 3 dcors north Pa. ayeaue.
lie Qh-efGt
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NiNHvEH-We are authorized and reo7ss,
"a to state that the Mr. L Anderson, who an.
pears by yesrerday's Star to have bsen a Njse.
Tite IN tho olden time, is no ancestor of Mr.
Leonard J. Anderson, No 2 Fsur.and q half
street, who has not. and never bad the slight.
e:t connection with or sympathy for Nine.
yitlsm We have to add, further, that Mr.
Hiane, whose name was published Ia the
Nlnevinsn list on Saturday, shortly after On
tering the gates Of the ancien, CITY. bs,sms
convinced that it was corrupt under the con
tro! Of persons without character or princinle
and aimed to pull down the Constitution and
laws to enable bad men to carry out sinister
ends personal to themselves So. ho accord.
iogly shook the dust Of his feet in disgust
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO FOINtr


THE Canal Packet COSGRES hRvi-s Aeen
l. thoroughly repaired and PAL ipas2,-irIrTT,-.sN
hrst rat; Greer ttl= dac hinaTy lie fSiSis.f3s.e5
ing removed All horse power sar-ulGtedi c.Huts-'
ues maains her re-u ar trips between GeU seIo~n
ami the S5O5e place.
The Boat Will leave the wharf Of W. n & III. ~.
Ritter for Point Of ROCKS On NOsDAYS, WED
NEeOAYs and FRIDAYS 81 O'Clock u m and
the Point of Rocks for Georgetown on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS the san.s
hour stopping az the different landings alo lg the ha
for the reception and landins of passengers and
freight, going and returning.
The boat vii leave Georgetown at O'Clock IN.
and arrive at the head OF the Cert Falls AT IL Sen
eca al /, Edwa Dis Perry 81, Monocacv X, Know
lan's Fony6 6, and Point Of Rocks at O'ciock D IA.
Returning leave Point al 3 a. IN Knowlan's Fer
ny az *, MaRoeacy d Edwards Perry II. Sensca
1, Great ais SO, and arrive az G, org IOWA ~
p. IN.
Passage through either way 80
kseais served regularly on boa,i the boat NJ mod
crate Ifices. CHARLE5 MERRILL, Capt
lie Is OF
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SEA BATHING.

CHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON, V.9,
5 situated within two mil. 8 OF O.d Point Com ort
Il with which place hourly communicating ..sss
Is had by neat and commodiCus OIanibus, of.Iaga
sc. The Hall will be open sor IAe T. cepon o. yis
tOrs on the l4,h Of May, 4; which tine the spops
eer hopes 70 BE- s;e 10 make comfortable and ha D
py the stay Of oil who may be seexias pleasure or
health.
Many Improvements have BEEN added. s,cs rs
Cottages for families, play grounds fof ckiidrss,,
thace rei ., &e indeed ev Tyikipg tsat can cen
dace 10 the comfort of the Wis tors.
For heeiih ard b auiy Of location, this place q
unsu Passed. There is daily commune top with
The SsesmstSe Richmond, Norfolk ADD Saliimorc.
efms, PEI @ %
Ierns, per week. n 90
Terms per mouth, tpes day.. ............. Is
js<S-eoS. l. q. BANKS.
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G. MCGUIRE. Auestoe~er.
OHOICR COLL ECIInN 0R o anr IN

NHOICE COLLECTION OF RARE AND VAL,
uahle Oil Paintings at Public Auction ON
FRIDAY afternooa, July sth at a.. O'Clock, OF the
saloon over Fa mia as Bookstore, corn,r iIth
valuable Oil Paintings selected wIta great car. h.
u. ~ Barlow, Esq from various galleries on the
continent Amongst them will he found specimens
OF Domenichino, velasuuez, sir Godfrey Kn, Ier.
w. saa wines, 1no. Wilson 'iainsboIo', Muiills,
srinet, toussin, shayer. jr and others
In saloon viii lie open and the PICTURES On free
exhibition daily until The snle
Catalogues may be obtained at he saloon or M
the auction rooms.
Terms: Sl00 and under cash over that smou,, .
ere JIG of sixty and ninety days for notes atisfacto
riiy endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
" I'D AuctioDeer.
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iy Sd

sy Ga Rem q SCOTT. AEc,ionsevs
wv IWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES AND
l. Lot al Auction On THURSDAY s,b of I.Iv
we sh II sell, In front Of the premises a. O'Clock
p IN half of Lot 4, in Square No. 343, fronting 9s
leet inchs on Illh street we {, betw. en- sr,et
n ociin ahd New k9rk avenue, runHlag back 80 feet
inches, with the improvements WHICH ar. ,u,o
snod two stoiy Frams Houses, containing room.
Each mouse will be sid separate with the ,ot ON
which IL stands. ~ wv va
ra,,h, e., os '"tu casui ca aDcc in o, IL, and is
months, tor notes bearing interest from the day or
the sale ' ~
ased given and deed Of trus, taken.
T. ed awo,;o,
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T. cd swc,;o,t,..-.


ny 9Th n n q sC1FT, 4uetioaesrs
VALUhB!:E IMPROVED PROPERTY On PA.
avenue, hCtwseu Cd ard 30 streets 1T Ay. lion
on TU rShAY, the 81 of July, we will cfer for sale
a. O'Clock p. IN, i'll front al; the premises rart Of
,o' ~" T. IN res'rVaunn No IL, havug a front OH
Pennsylvania avenue Of 10 feet inches and mar
hine with That width back 81 fec, a Ia feet paved
aliey, VAN The improvements, 1G.sh CONSIST OF
s"nd two stcfy Brick Esuse, Win back building
aIi paved yard,
Terms; ons fouI.h cash; residue in 6. u. Is and
y n"n'hs Cor notes b, arils interest from The dsy
81 the sale.
coed given and deed 0ftrua taken.
Tile iftispatabe
ne above described property il located aear the
cii Railroad Depot, In OF the most busiasss
parts oi tie avenue, ami Is rapidly enhancing in
value GREEN & SCOTT,
je 2l-d Auettonse,s
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Laurosd roeidan.

NASHUA N. Il. July S-Last ev.sine 9
train on the Worcester and Nashua railroad
when near Crotch Junction, wa. thrown on
the track. The engine and tender vers per.
c'p''ftsd down sn enbsnkusnt, tie engin.
Ger was thrown over fence into a m,sdor
and tie fireman was buried beneath the min,
Of the tender, but neither we're fatally irjasd.
nrst class passenger ca. was considerably
damaged tut none Of The passengers w.rc
hurt.
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TELEGRAPHIC
RroKIfD PoR rHx
DAILY EVENING STAR
Later frou the rrdi,, Co... A.


Or. Louis, Jrly la party of seven on N ,
rou's from Fort Uaicn 70 Fer. sanry war, =,
vase I'd Ga tie FRS of May, By hacd Of thr..
aundrea armed sieu., and George sik,s, Ct
Qaincy' iiiiaois, vac killed, tie reminder 9.
.as party Wero detained sons time By the IN.
0ians, but we're finally perai,t.i to proceed,
ana they reached Fort s.npy after having
suffered greatly On the rcue.
The 3 oux have also eOnsrsga;sd In Sr..,
numbers around Fort Pierre.
We learn from Fort Lssren~orth that a..
Crsa, who ssot Malcolm Clark, has b.e7 can.
mitisa TO jill, on the charge OF murder, ana
that bail was refused.
LIS reg ortsd ,bs. violent personal rem.
e'sus bad occurred in Kansas, between Gov.
hsoder and stringfsllow, and that the O..
efnof was badly beaten.
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NNEvEH.-Mr. Editor: Having been osu-
sured BY my friends for being a member of
the order of Know Notbipgs, / would most
positively assure them that l am not. and
never have been. hope, therefore, th.v
will dry up their tears, and keep quist-my
mamma Enosos am ont
July Sit LEROY n. Brppyx.x
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'ssamboat Explosion Ave Persons
Wourded

r EYAssvLLE, Ind June 2-Ths stsa0.r
Lexington, running between Louisville AID 81
LOUIS, was blown to atoms near Stephsrsrott
kentucky, on The up tiip. The packet Balti-
more has Just arrived from the scene Of IN,
tho Lexington
captain lhroop and the first clerk. Mr.. Da-
x,dson, s'o among them, and both wounded.
me captain thinks that there we're DO: MIRO
nan 30 wounded out Of the 100 who wer. or
pGard. me ladies were ali saved unharmed
The accident occurred at 3 O'Clock en- Sunday
morning. Boat and cargo total loA.
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GEEAr SACRIFICE OF DIZZY G0ODs

A tao Cash Store, 81 door west of Seventh st.,
"A opposite the Centre Market-We are now
closing out me stock OF some twenty Thousand dol
lars worth of by Goods without regard 90 cos,. Az
the entire stock Riust be sold within sixty days We
will offer goods at such prices ought 70 induce
persona 70 eu. whistler they want Dry Good. or
not Those who would have bargains had bstsgR
osl Immediately at The Sign Of ths cash ssors under
The Avenue House, -
Terms ssclusssely cash.
jeN-lW J. G. fTTZfATRICR, ksen..
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OF hursying through these nomiu atoms with.
out giving tho slightest opportunity to exam.
Ing Into the htness Of the nominees. Mr.. Bayly
and Asgruder slso protested against this sum.
mary manner OF disposing Of these nominees.
The baliotirg then proceeded, and the sen
sral no ninees were confirmed By party votr.
The Chair laid before the Board the lower
Boards joint resolution giving the Corporation
printing and advertising to the Know Nothing
paper in this city; referred to the finance
committee
Shortly afterwards, they adjourned.
Common Counoi-Ths Board met at the
usual hour.
Petitions were presented
BY Mr. Albert, from citigens of the First
Ward, 10 reference to the grade Of Seven.
teen'h stree; west
b. Mr. Towles, In reference to the repair.
Ing OF the pavement at the corner CT Ninth
and streets; referred
By Dir. Ruff from J q. Yeatmap aud
others, 10 .eserencs to certain laws; referred
Reports from committees made
By Mr. Clements, from the committee Of
ways and means, IN act authorising the ore
ating Especial tax fund" by transferring
IS 500 from the general fund.
Mr. Oims objected to its passage
Mr. Clements cruld not better explain il
than by quoting from tho mayors messa &c
that portion Of 1t recommending 1t.
Ihs bill Was then put on its third reading
and passed.
BY Dir. @. also, from the Same comm ;ttee.
an act to provide for the payment to the BANK
Of Washington interest on over drafts: read
three times and passed.
Also, from same committee, an aot imposing
taxes fer the year 1855. This bill propos es
to increases the taxes to seventy cents Ia the
hundred doll.rs.J
Mr.. AtLee moved tina. IL DO amended so as
to create special fund Of FIVE cents on every
hundred for school purposes.
Mr.. Orme could not understand this system
OF legislation. On the very last night of the
lsst council bill was passed reducing the
taxes to sirty cents. Now the election is over
and on the very first meeting of the council, q
bill ia introduced Increasing il If the condi.
ion Of things was such as to Justify reduc.
ton q month ago, why increase It now?
After Soma further debate the bill was
passed.
By Mr. AtLee, from the committee on claims.
adversely on tho petition of James Mahopev
and recommended that 1t DO not pass; agreed
70
BY Mr.. Ball, from the committee on unfn
isned business, an act to construct eewer in
square 533; passed.
Also, from same committee, an act In refer.
enee to the improvements Seventeenth street.
and moved that it be referred to the First
Ward delegation; agreed to
The Mayor transmitted the following ttate.
ment with the Bank of Washington:
Corporation of Washington in account ,r,th
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kRPoars having horn circulated that was
member of the order commonly known as
the Know Notbings," and such a coupeo
lion having been specifically charged. 1 hereby
pronounce tho statement to be FALSE; and
MAKE TINS positive disclaimer, a. the promul
cation Of that untruth Is designed % in;or.
me. THos. MITcHELL.
July Sit of the Seysnth Wa,a
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New York Market.

New YORK, July 3-Coton is unchanged.
Flour has sdvanood l2,. sales Of S COO tb > at
s5.l2'Ss 81; good Ohio at IS i4aS9 southern
Is firm; sales Of 709 bbls al $40 59ssIl.
Wheat is trifs lover; South.ra white at
s245 Corn is a tIifs higher; ssIes OF 40 ceo
bNshels at S9ayl, B.st il uach al ,sd. Lara
Is frra. WHISKY is firm; sales At 4Ic
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STEAMBOATS, COMMITTING

g Eii.- y " XIN cECU tIAlU Oh I.fs a-IlT.
.sst.1sak.aSsirg in Washington c. klexsn.
4rId.-ihe SreaiDers r h OMAS COLLYERe
GEORGE WASHINGTON Will make TIE above
connections, leaving Washington ct q. n Cor tp
Orange and Alexandria cara, aid connect with 81
same train on their arrival.
Meals Furnished on The boa:s
The Boats connect with All ihe trims from Bal
t'more. shAL GEDNEY, Capt.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE July -FIour hss iecit.si 50,
per barrel sale, this m'rEiog OF 7 b flls
Of Howard street At IS 3 call sales of
wheat ct yesteday's rates. Corn il some What
Ligher; sales Of 1000 bushels Of white az
$l.04.
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Few York Stock Maria,

NV YosE July 3 --S.o-ks srs steady.
Money and exoSergs is un'etIed Gales st
the frs' board OF E les at SIG: Harlem X all
road 29s; Cleveland and Toledo Railreod. %;
Cuuberi and C"si Comp any 2si; yIrgiuis Sc,
952i New York ce5tral. 1917; Canton Com
pany, 21i; N caigan Central Kali cad So
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American vessel Eur.t atse.

INV YORK, July s.-Ths Schooner 8. q.
Lsanard from Port al Prince, arrived he.
sais morning, ha ing on board Capt. Cole ara
inc GERS and crew Of the ship Star Of tie
ksPubi!o, which was burned at sea on the ls.
when three days ont oftnis port for Galveston
Texas.
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CsInISAL CouRr.-A colored woman vas
trisd this morning and found guilty Of keeping
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WAsrNefo1 ArHESKux -Jno. OF; rar Rec
to read the declaration Of iudspspd ence
eod X. h. Bigger, Esq to deliver an oration
on the Fourth Of July, before this society
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GCaS5iCa.

ttOA kDtaG.-P'e sseut rooIns for suInner
ID win boarding Cor families or sisele persons can
~ rad oy eaily application ST KINGS, 3 95 orb
y street, between Sd @ai AZ. The house il de-
igh July situated, and has usI been thoroughly rem.
o"E!td AID friurnisited Meals furnished 10 fami-
lee and cay boaTlIi accommodated On r-asrnable
rms lea -lI@
"a - e e. E.-FUa RENT-PARLUks AND
Ch-mhers. with board. Also, table and tran
Sent board, With bathing an. ehnyger baths
ami every attention - Reader most agreeable ~
iisI p"i.5'leGS. Mrs. p. G MURRAY,
Corner Psnns, wanna svaRUe AID 4 - st.
:SS-.hn
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FLYING AHTrLLxRY-Thsre arrived from
bainnoIe the fine corps of flying artillery,
Saion w,li Join In tho procession .snd esremo.
Arasr!caa Irdspsndsncs. -
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BOARD, &c.-N3S. RATES, oG the south
ID west corner Of Pc. avenue and 9th street. is pre-
pared 10 accommodate gentlemen win ROOMS, with
OF without beard. Every Effort vii be made 20 rem
der iiHse eonfortf bic WHO Glay favor her with their
Isas.t,Da ~. IN E-tf
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WATCH kErURNs.-Ths docket was clear Of
csses this morning ~
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cs n sE All q. ID.

On the LIST July, by the Rev. j0Ba G. Smith, Mr..
bEHJ AMIN r b. WOOD 10 Mis- SARAH CATH
EHIkE CiSSELL, all OF this city,
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DkE -.

On the 2sih and 2sth of June, CLARENCE ED
George X. aud Msria Ann Hall aged months
In this cny, ct the National Hotl, on the 81 July
EDWARD. son OF James ii and Susannnh Hor-
bach aged years and months.
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DI Il g Mcguire. ucs,onscr
SEBHf VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS az the
Garner OF AZ street and vrg MIA avGuue On
tuLSD!S aite. noon, July ,, az 6ls a'clock, on
ti. premises, 81 ~ II subdi,i-o,s Mes Ia I6.
10 sn. ~, and % Of original Lot No IA in Souar.
no. 49, IIoni.ng res2scIiv ~ 10 and 1917 fee, on
fhe,"n avenue and As streets, Iunning back vaIi-
Oh depths to saa ley
TaeSe ..'s are situated in TIE very bes. locations
On iae t'iaHc for building prrpoSss, are with Ire
gr"Ges, nave raVemeRis lad, ana s,e. beyond d
dCubi he .osl esira bic lots or kae in Ihs, ser,.
of Tia city.
Ifie perfect and sale positive
FIRMS: One third cashf baanee in 6, -, and Is
months, Tor notes hearing interest," secured by deed
of trust on The premises.
las. c. MCGUIRE,
1e So-e AucIioaeeT.
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Il. g. WEIGHT. a=o,,c,..r

so GatOwT
NAEAL BOAT AT AUCTION. On TIJEsDAy
~ next, luiy ID, a. o'eiork p. IN. I shall sell.
without reserve, II the Boat Yard OF Cant. Moore.
tnc Canal Boat Capt. Walden, ia soGd repair.
TCrH.s at the sale.
je I'D suc,;o,..,
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Auction Haica
NJ $50. MCGUIRE, Auettsne.r.

a. For ota.- .asaior Sol. ~ Ant noe. -
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SECURITIES FOR PEACE Yesterday, q col.
ored woman named Eliza Clark was taken be-
fore Justice Clark, where she was charged
with making threats against another 1t ap.
pearcd that she had given security for peace
IN the morning before another magistrate.
Upon hearing this, the Justice gave her &C.
we're lecture and informed her ia at If the sec u
rity had been given before him he VI ould hav Q
sent her to Jail until she gave better security.
Man SHOT BY CHICKEN THIEVES We were
informed this morning by an officer, that a
colored man who lives over tho Anacostia,
was shot by fellow who was concerned in an
attempt to rob his hen house. He ad driven
one out and was watching to see him leave the
gr0uLd, when he was sh0r by another who was
concealed in the bushes. The wounds, We arc
infor usd, arc severe, but not considered dan.
gerous. Tho affair took place night or two
since.
WASHINGTON HiGHLANDERS.-Ata meeting
Of this fine military corps last night, third
lieutenant B,yne was elected captain, to sup.
ply tie vacancy occasioned BY the resigns.
lion of John Reese; j. B. Campbell was
elected second lieutenant, vice Walker, 70
signed, and Mr. Cone was elected third lieu.
tenant in the place Of Mr.. Bayne, who Is pro
NOTED to the cdptaincy.
The CONTEMPLATED CELEBRATION at Lsu
rel Factory, by the Odd Fellows in that yiciL.
ity, has, We learn, been postponed from the
ith of July to the 18th of September, In CON
sequence Of the late fire in that beautiful and
veil ordered village.
FIaHr AND ARRssrs -Lest night several
young men paid = visit 10 restaurant In u
Fifih Ward and q muss aae soon manufao1
tursd, which resulted In seven OF the partial
being arrested by ofaoer 6iraonds. They have
.asir sxanipstoa this evening at 7 o'clock,
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CENTRE MARKET The principal market
was very much crowded this morning, espo
cially ct those places in the gangways where
young men meet their charmers and converse,
much to Tho Inconvenience of persons who wish
to make their purchases and 20 home The
large supply Of provisions makes no difference
in the prices.
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THE lowers OF This beautiful and enter aiming sro
4 are her, b. iniorGei that the subscTb n
eontem ilaues gerliIg rp, On the 25ih July, il >>
practicable,
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Corporation OF Washington in account ruth
DIR. the Bank of Washington CR.