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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The I'sellfgencer is to-day a newspaper
only, embracing nothing editorial.
The Union rejoices over the manner in
which public opinion throughout the country
is receiving the Kansas paci6cation bill of the
Senate, which the editor pronounces indica-
tive that the Republican party's dodge" of
keeping open the Kansas question to make
slectiOneering capital by so doing is thorough
ly understood by the people who reprobate it
rs they should. The same psper draws an
elaborate picture of Southern life, by way Of
showing how greatly that is being misrspre-
scented for political effect by the Republican
party press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-08

A DISSERTATION ON HOoPs The spicy cor.
respondent of the Pawtucket Gazette thus
"lets himself out" on the expansive subject of
hoops in ladies' dresses
And, talking of the ladies, they are posi-
lively getting bigger and bigger The petit
coat mania RACES fearfully. They fill up the
sidewalks, as they brush by you you feel
Observation-Disclosures, mean, for there are no
others within half mile of you. What q
dreadful reversal Of nature is all this. do
not object to plumpness and rotundity in the
proper place, but what sense is there in being
SO tremendously orbicular about the feet :!
Between you and me, Mrs. P. T. has fallen
into the fashion, and maugre my remonstrance,
has purchased one of the most monstrous of
these inventions. 1 examined it with much
awe the other night, after she had gone to bed.
Oh, Roberto it was fearfully and wonderful.
ly made. 1t is an institution. In size it ia
like q small country law Office. I think il
must have been raised like barn. It is lat
ticed and cornered and stiffened with the Mt.
most ingenuity. When she has it on INV
"gude wife" is ESQ to speak, like Hamlet; 5
father, "slad in complete steel" She is lust
as safe as if she were In o convent. She Is
entirely shut out from this vain world. Quoad
the earth, she is nothing but a large skirt. So
much for the safety of the contrivance. The
question Of beauty is another matter. =. :.
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TIE FoURTH.-The national birthday was
celebrated with much spirit in New York.
Besides tho grand display Of fire. works pro.
vided by the city government, bands of music
were stationed in the Squares, and II X
Brownies statue of Washington at Union
Square was inaugurated with imposing cere-
monies Rev. DR.. Bcthune delivered an elo.
quent address on the occasion. The statue is
bonze equestrian figure. 1t has been four
years in the course of construction, weighs
four tons, and is placed upon plain granite
pedestal, weighing one hundred tons The
whole Is twenty-nine feet high, the statue be-
ing fourteen and half feet high 1t cost
so, 900, and was cast in ChcOpee, Mass Ac-
cldents from the reckless handling of fire arms
were numerous, and several fres occurerd
On the evening Of the Fourth woman, named
Hannah Whoded, was accidently shot dead by
o pistol In the hands of another, who was FIR
ing from a rest The military pageant during
the morning, is described as very imposing.
The day was celebrated in Philadelphia with
considerable spirit, although there was an ali
sence of imposing public demonstrations. The
firing of salutes, ringing of bells, and explO-
sion of fireworks, with the democratic meeting
in Independence Square, and the banquet of
the keystone Club, comprised the whole, The
weather was very fne. Although there was
less than the usual amount of rowdyism, fires
and accidents, from the reckless use Of fire.
arms, were quito numerous
The celebration Of the day was dampened
in Boston by heavy rain, which compelled a
postponement Of all pryrotechnic displays
They had fine balloon ascension, however,
in tho afternOOn-a son Of the celebrated Wise
being the @ronaut.
As far as We can learn, the day passed by
without any serious casualty occurring in any
OF the principal cities to mar the festivities.
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Preceding Of To-day.

In the Senate, to-day, a message from the
President was received, covering report from
the Secretary of War in relation to the Dis.
trict of Columbia Armory ordered to be
printed.
A bill to procure o marble bust of the late
United States Chief Justice John Rltledge was
passed.
After the transaction of some other bust
ness, Mr.. Douglas reported back from the Ter
ritories Committee the House bill (Topeka) for
the admission of Kansas into the Union with
substitute therefor-the bill to the same end
recently passed by the Senate.
Mr.. ID was addressing the Senate at len 9Th
In favor of the adoption of the substitute, as
the Star went to press.
In the House, the first business in order
was the question on the pending motion to
lay on the table the appeal from his decision
Of the day before, that the amendment 70.
ported by Mr.. Washburne, Of Ill to the bill
to enlarge the custom houses and court houses
at Milwaukee and Detroit, and for the con-
struction of a building for the same purposes
at Dubuque, was german to the bill, the said
amendment proposing appropriations for the
construction of similar buildings for similar
purposes elsewhere; appeal laid on the table
yeas 1876, nays 40.
Mr.. Washburne of Ill. proposed to call the
previous question on agreeing to the said
amendment; but gave way to Mr.. McMullen,
who was opposing the bill and amendment as
We went to press.
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To POLITICAL CLuBs.-Political clubs will

To POLITICAL CLUBs.-Politieal clubs will
End the arrangements of the Star office for
printing their circulars, addresses, arguments,
pamphlets, &C., as complete as those of any
other printing office in the United States.
They may rely upon having such work done
at the Star Office in satisfactory manner as
% style and price, and in the shortest possible
time. Be sure to give US a call before making
arrangements elsewhere
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Book Notices

TIE WHITE CHIEF; A Legend of North Next
CO. By Captain Mayne Reid. New York:
De Witt Davenport. For sale in this city
by Franck Taylor.
We opened this book with the suspicion
BOUNDED upon its title,) that it was one of the
clap-trap Flag-of our Union New York Ledg-
er-Green- Knight-Ofthe Blue-mountain stripe;
but we own to not only having been inter
ested but instructed by its perusal. The
scenes are highly wrought, but the author by
the artistic working in of accurate botanical,
geological, and historical details, continues to
throw Q certain vraisem6iance about the tale
which carries the reader very smoothly over
the astounding feats performed by the hero.
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TOILET ARTICLES

ME HAVE A LARGE AND sUPERIoR
w stock Of English Hair Brushes, Shell, Buf
falo, English Horn and 6utta Percha Tollef
Tuck, Ffne-tooth. and Long Combs; EnglI,l
Tooth, shaving, and Clothes Brushes; PomsdeS
Hair Oils, Washes, Extracts, Hair Dye, &C ac
which we Will sell at unprecedented low prices,
to close business
ssThsre 10 q few chances TO dispose OF IN "a.
KANE Of Splendid Dressing Case, pspier Mscbe
Goods, &C. II 6AlLIGAN & CO,
No. $40 Penna. avenus, under
~ III Browns Hotel
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MAD,LLE SOPHIE HERSCH.

lust ARRIVED FROM PARIS, WILL. I'm
- a few days, open a fine Millinery and n
Dressunaking Establishment, opposite the al
Centre Market. ~
Ladies wishing 10 be furnished with a coed
ft at cheap prices will do well TO call and trV
SOPHIE HIRSCH
Wanted, at the above place, a few Young Ia
dies, to learn the Millinery and Dressma Ting
business. 40 set
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NAvAL:-The two new steam frigates Roam
oke and Colorado, at the Gosport Nayy Yard.
will be ready for sea about the LIST of Noyem.
Der next The frigate st. Lawrence is also
being fitted for sea, and the steamship Pow.
hatan is undergoing repairs in her hull and
machinery. About eighteen hundred hands
are now employed in the yard s $50
The Genoa correspondent of the Newark
Advertiser, under date Of June 18th, states
that the frigates Congress and Constitution. Of
the Mediterranean squadron, are en- route for
Gibraltar, where they will await the issue of
the diplomatic disturbance with England.
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PERSONAL.

80. Hon. J. G. Crawford, ex-member Of
Congress from Georgia, is at Willards'.
80. Among the passengers arrived at New
York, in the steamship Baltic, are Mr.. and
Mrs. W. HE'D. c. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. 8. s.
lowering, Miss Wright, p. L. Thomas, IT., J
g. Curlet, j. @. Orem, w. S. Hopkins, Mrs
and Miss Murdoch, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Dry.
den.
80. The honorary degree of Doctor of Law.
has been conferred by Delaware College on
Lieutenant James M Gilliss, u S. Navy, and
that of Doctor of Divinity on Rev. Charles Ii
Read, of Richmond, Va.
80. The Hon. Geo. Bancroft, Of New York
the celebrated American historian and states.
man; Professor Joseph Henry, Secretary OF
the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D. C ::
Brantz Mayer, Esq author and ex-Ministel
to Mexico; Mr.. Weidenbach, artist, from
Prussia; Professor Morft, the chemist Rev.
Dr. Morris, of Baltimore, naturalist Bepia.
min Ill. Latrobe, Esq, Chief Engineer of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Mr. BolImap
Master of Road, and number of other gen.
tlemen, are making full and extended trir
over the line of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road to observe and to note the natural. his.
torical, and scientific features of the route.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-08

Several efforts were made to adjourn or 20
into Executive session, and to postpone the
vote until tomorrow. when more time would
be allowed for mature consideration; but they
did not prevail.
The question was then taken on sustaining
the decision Of the Chair, and it was decided
in the affirmative, as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allen, Bell Of N. H. Bell OF
Tenn, Benjamin, Brown, Cas-, Collamer, Crit
tenden, Dodge, Douglas, Durkee, Fessenden,
Foot, Foster, 6eyer, Hale, Hunter, James, ] ohm
Son Jones Of Iowa hssrss Pratt pngh
SON Of KY, Trumbull, Wade, Weller and Yulee
"a.
Nays-Messrs Biggs, Brodhead, Butler, Clay,
Fitzpatrick, Mason and Toombs-7.
The vetoed bills for the improvement of the
st. Mary's river and St. Glars flats in Michi-
gan, were then severally considered and pass
ed the first by vote Is yeas, 10 nays, and
the second by vote of yeas %, nays 8.
And then, after a short executive session,
they adjourned.
In the House, the book distributing reso.
luton was duly passed-yeas "a, nays ST.
On motion of Mr.. Broom, the rule was sus-
pended, and the Committee of the Whole on
the state Of the Union was discharged from
the further consideration of the bill to provide
for the settlement of the claims of the officers
VI tuo ouu VI INC WIDOWS
and orphans of the officers and soldiers who
died in the service
The said bill being under consider alton, tn
question arose on agreeing to the amendment
thereto reported from the Revolutionary
Claims Committee.
Mr.. Oraige moved its postponement for
week, and with, Mr.. MillsOn, advoc ated that
motion, which was opposed by Mr.. Broom
and Mr.. Il. Marshall, of Ky and it was not
postponed
The amendments from the Revolutionary
Claims Committee being next adopted, the fur
Their consideration Of the said bill was post
poned, as it was not engrossed.
Mr. Houston moved to suspend the rule to
enable him 10 move to take from the Speak
er 8 table the Senate's joint resolution fixing
day for the termination of the present scs-
sion of Congress; rule not suspended-yeas
"a, nays 49,
After transacting some further business, on
motion Of Mr. Dunn, the Senate bill to author
ize the people of the Territory of Kansas to
form a constitution and State government
preparatory for admission into the Union was
ordered to be printed, together with sub sti-
tute therefor to be proposed by himself (Mr.
DUNN and an amendment to be proposed by
Mr.. Haven.
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, asked leave to offer
preamble and resolution defining terms on
which Kansas and Nebraska may be admitted
into the Union but objection was made and
the House then adjourned.
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ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.

HAVE RECElvED DIRECTLY Prov
u Paris some very fine Ladies' DRESS
BONNETS, which I win sell al cost pri. a
ces, a. the season IL advanced
Also, nne assortment OF fne RIBBONS. :,
cost prices. ID. HERsICH.
jy7-3t near sIh s,Iee,
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GOS-TO ARCHITECTS AND Artists
p&C The above premium will be paid for the
best proportioned outlines for an obellsk or pyra
mid, whose base shall correspond to4X or times
It's height base line not 20 exceed lbs feet and ton
s9 feet, the four simple lines are all that is re-
quired. To be decided by scientific gentlemen
as soon as the designs are In, which time will
expire August LIST, 1856. Tvs
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GIBBS, WIGS,

HALF WIGS, BRAIDS, CURLs, scALPs,
III TOUPEEs, &C, equal 10 any In the United
States for sale or made to order at his Stores-for
ladies, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and
10Th streets; and for gentlemen, under Wnlards
Hotel. m 13-eo3ms
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HURRAH!--Loo T THIS AND SMILE
~ Attsaton, Joxrse yynen Confecttossrs
You are hereby requested to attend a called meet
ing on THURSDAY EVENING, at 6 O'CLOCK.
I'm Temperance Hall, as bushes. OF importance
must be transacted for the welfare Of the Society,
and also an election Of officers will tsks nj ,cs
Every one who considers himself Jonrneymsn
Confectloner, Is most respectfully Invited to at
tend. BY order Of the President:
JyS-stf CHARLES LEHMAN Ser
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NOfICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING bill.
y against either Ct the Offices Of the first nd
second Comptrollers Of the Treasury, the Com.
missioner Of Customs, the first, third fourth and
afth Auditors Of the Treasury, the Treasurer Of
the United states, the Register and Solicitor Of
Stationery, Blank Books, binding or other con.
,ingent expenses, are hereby notified and n Quest
ed promptly to present the same for payme Mt I'm
end Of every month, In order that thew NAV he
Included In the disbursing agents account for
the month In which they may be returned-otb.
erwlse payments may be delayed to the end ~
the next succeeding month. D : : VI
..... L. COLMIsNIL,
wv Discussing Clerk.
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JnEsEkVEOGi NGER.-A BEAUTIFUL
US T. NJ. r. KING
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(NE OPEN TO-DAY A LARGE AssOkT-
w ment Of plain gold and fancy Sleeve But
tons and Studs, 10 which we invite attention.
nj w. GAIT BRO,
jeq7 aai Penn. av, bet oh and 10Th snesss.
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SA CARD-THE ATTENTION OF
- hou:ekeepers and others is respectfully
inSltea 10 the safe advertised In io-days star TO
take place TOMORROW (Wednesdnvl AZ IN
a. m, on Fourteenth street, between and r. at
The residence Of Mr.. Worcester. The greater
portion OF the L urniture Is nearly new and those
wishing bargains In the way Of housekeeping
Articles would do well to attend See adj verfisss
ment. Ii GREEN Luc,Sonaa.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR JULY;

Il IS cents.
Hsrper's Story Book, No. 20 (kamble Among
the Alps; - IS cents
Godey's Lsdy's Book for July; Is cents.
Sparrow Grass Papers; 81.
Graham's Magazine for July; IS cents.
New York Journal for July; lSk cents
New York Ledger for June 18th and all the
back number for sale bv X X LUNDl.
JeH No. LIS Bridge street, Georgetown.
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FNOTICE.-THE ABOVE NOTICE
~ does not include the Western Hose
Company, whose Excursion takes place THIS
EVENING, as they had made all arrangements
before the 9th instant. SO that our patrons need
not fear that we will not land
jy Sits FIT WILSON Treasurer
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SHIaTS!-SHIRTS!,

"E CONSTANTLY KEEP ON HAND A
w superior assortment Of Gents Dress Shirts
OF Linen and Cotton, with plain ard french
Bosoms and Wristbands, o! the very best cut and
make, and OF every quality and price.
SHIRTS made to order, and we guarantee a
good fit in all cases
Our prices are very low we are determined
to be beaten by none. Call at
GEO III b. WHITE CO,
Gents Furnishing Store, 332 Pa ave
jy S-1w be-, 9th and lOtb sts
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FASHIONABLE LIFE, BY MARY h.
u Eastman
The Kingdom which shall not be DESTROYED, by
Rev. j Oswald
Hand Book Of American Literature, Historical.
Biographical and Critical
The War Path, by J. b. Jones
The North American Review for July
DeBow's Review for July
John Halifax, Gentleman.
jys FRANCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-08

BUCHANANA AND BRECKINRIDGE
- CLUB OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUM BlA-A special meeting OF the Club will
be held at the hall on the northeast corner Of Pa
avenue and 18th street, on TUESDAY, the sth
instant, at So'clock IN. Members are REQUEST
ed TO be punctual In their attendance as business
OF importance will be brought before the meeting
BY order OF the President:
jy 7-2ts C. INGLE Rec sac
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PoToNLC PAVILION, JULY6
N T Gle EXCURSIONS BY STEAM
1 boat between the 9th Of July and 18th OF Sep
notice that they will no longer be permitted to
land. w. W.DIX,
jyS-2w Proprietor.
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EOUND.-ON SATURDAY, JUNE Ssh, on
Pennsylvania Avenue, a WATCH, which the
owner can obtain by directing a note, describing
the same, TO box 2OS, City Post Once
jy5-3ts
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COOKING COAL.

ORBERRY, BLACK HEATH, LOCUST
II Mountain, and other superior GOALS, eN-
pressly for cooking. AS particular attention is
paid to the selection OF Goals for this purpose,
those who NAV favor us with their orders can rely
on getting superior article. Satisfaction given
or no sale. 2,ai0 lbs to the ton
Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD OF the besi
quality always on hand.
Il j. d w. NJ. GAIT,
N w corner 19th and streets. No. So.
III Coal kept under cover delivered free from
slate and dirt ie lS-r
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MI UST Blk SOLD, ENTIRE STOCK
IVA Of Fancy and Plain Beuuets.-
, open worked worked Lace and Hair BOnne,s,
with curtains
Is Fancy Hair and Gimp Bonnets
Is Misses Hair and Lace Bonnets
l Case slightly damaged Straw suitable for cen.
mon wear, travelling, &c will be orel ed
great bargain.
Call at Mrs. r.. g. ETCHISON's
Our customers who have received their bills are
respectfully requested TO make an early settlement
either oy cash or notes al short date and theteby
greatly obligs
jy2 -lw Mn. X. g. ETCEIsON.
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VAS HEAT SUPPLY
~ OF these Gas Heaters so convenient FOR The
nursery, or FOR cooking 4 meal for a all family.
Also, GAS STOVES, for cooking aud baking,
complete. q. FRANCIS,
le2 i90 seventh 81.
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FBREBOARD PRINrs

II HAVE YET REMAINING A HANpsoNp
Il assortment OF FIREB0ARD PRINTS oat
20 cents 20 % 50 piece NUN
fapsr-nanging Of every description erecu,es
country. J. NARKRITEp W
iy7-3 7th st next 10 Odd r ellovs' Gan
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NOTICE,

GEN. WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
VI LEE JONES have removed their Office 10
NO. 10, r. stIoot, between I'd and eth streets
Charles Lee Jones will practice in the Supreme
Court OF the United states and all other courts
held In the District Of Columbia Gen. Walter
Jones, though mostly retired from general prsc-
tice, will unite with him and do his best 10 ad-
vance the success Of clients by written statements
and Arguments, and by all other needful and
proper e1ertloSs. liz 5-3m
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A LII PERSONS AXE HEREBY CAUTION
"A ed against receiving two notes given by
Albert A. johnson 10 Augusta Lee for SIS each,
payable in three and six months from al instant
said Lee not having complied with agreements
made with me, the endor.eF.
jy5-3ts RICHARD BROOKS.
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COAL ON THE WAY.

COAL ON THE WAY.
WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY IN
w q few days
I cargo Of White Ash Broken Coal, for furnace
l do do do Egg do, for Radiators
1 do Red Ash Coal, for Crates and Ranges.
Those who lay in their coal for winter durire
the summer months can now do 20 TO much ad
vantage by leaving their orders at the Wood ard
5i7. z,2lO lbs rs the ten
Coal kept under cover
Wood OF the best quality al vsvs on hand.
1y7-u 7. J. q w. NJ GAIT
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SELLING OUT.

WE HAVE ON HAND WRITING DESKS
w Work BoIes, Portfolios, Dressing Gases
&c, which we are selling at very low prices 10
close businesses
So There are few chances left I'm that rsfse
Chances only 81 50, cash.
T. GALLIGAN & CO.
" 5-3t $40 Pa av., under Browns Hotel
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kNGLISH AND AMERICAN TABLE
CUTLERY, PLATED WAHE, &c.

JUST RECEIVED AN INVOICE or NEhf
superior English and American Table Cutlery,
Alasata Tea Sets, Cake BASKETS, Casters, Butter
Dishes, Albata Forks, spoons, Ladies, &c.
The above are all Of Superior oran,y, and OF
fered low M w. GAIT Il BIO,
Jewellers. No. S24 Pennsylvania avenue,
les between Oh and 10th streets.
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CAPON SPRINGS.

QOUTE.-ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
~ Railroad at a. m TO the ~ cS1sz<xz5J
Manassas Junction Manassas ~sS5S@sts
Gap Railroad to Strasburg j. IN ktmp's line OF
Stages to CaPon Springs, arriving at the Springs
by O'Clock In the aftern ,on
Jy2-lm MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD
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q. w. SNIOOT,

No. 40 Rorth aida Bridge ST., Geo-getorH
IN MONDAY, THE 9TH OF JULY, WILL
" commence selling out my large stock 81 DRY
Goods at q reduced price, for cash Nv object Is
to change nv business Those in want OF gres;
bargains will do well by giving me a call. All
persons Indebted to me will please call and make
settlements to July LIST, le56
jy 3-2w r. w sNOOT.
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CAUTfON.-wAs LOST THIS MORNINo
" between our Banking house and the Treaxury.
q check OF T. j. Leslie, Payma,ter, favor on
ID. Tree for sixty. six dollars and nv cents me-
the Treasurer Of the United States Payme,t -
been stopped and all persons are hereby csu,iopes
against cashing the same.
jy ia cHUBB BROTHERS
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&GRhND PIC MIC OF ST. PETERS
~ SUNDAY SCHOO The teachers
OF 1T. Peters Sunday School most respectfully
announce 10 their numerous patrons and the pub
lie In general that they will give Grand Pic Me
1856 ~
Particulars in future advertisement
By order Of the
jy7-3t* EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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LH0R SALE.-A PORTABLE STEAM en-
Il CINE, three horse power. locomotive boiler
IL has been In use al this officer and is offered Tor
sale because II Is replaced with an engine OF much
greater power IL win be found extremely ser
viceable, and will be sold low FOR cash ie sItf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-08

lust RECEIVED. 10 BBLS. Extra
- fine OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKEY
which will be pleased to furnish nv customers
and those who are In want OF sQmtth very
superior, at wholesale and retail, at the well es.
tabished house, No. 294, corner I4th street and
rem. avenue. JULIUS DE SAULES
N. B.-Also, a superior article Of HAVANA
CIGARS always on hand. jys-3t&