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FROM NICARAGUA,
The Cass-irisarri Treaty Ra,,U.

BY the steamship Granada, at New York late
ana interesting advices from Central Americ,
have been received
Among her passengers are Maxine yerez. WIN
comes as minister from the Nicaraguan govern
ment, to relieve Senior irisarri, who has RESIGNED
zen. J. brings the CasS-Ifisarri treaty, ratified
and modified, and, II is stated he possesses .rt,,
ordinary powers, in order to ma k- the conve,,io,
acceptable to our Government, as we'll as TO com
plete the transit route negotiations commenced
with Mr.. Allen, by personal interview with
commodore Vanderbilt, who, IL Is alleged yiIl
very soon have the route open.
ihe French plan Of Nj. Belly was looked upon
visionary scheme.
No.ohel Schiessinger was at Macnaua, claim.
ne ma nc was tie general agent of the Atlantic
Ao Canal Company, and that Pres
loent Martinez must hearien 10 him
Col Canty's grant from CoS,, p,,.
very valuable. IN described as
Messrs. webster, Alien and GotteI aosn,. -,
Commodore Vanderbilt, who yve =, =. agehts OF
10 obtain the ratification Of Ia. 80. 20 icaTa aqua
possession of the Isthmus transit ,n' lor the
turn, and without having secuted the o, also re-
General Martinez on the 18th in,t,S,
son, with 800 soldiers took posss,,ior - IN per-
Fort, as precauIiOn against tIibusteT inntilIo
which was daily apprebended. lie had ,nLh
me steamer Morgan to be used above the ranidn
IN case Of necessity 1Pios
ne river san Juan was very high, and Steam
without diriculty, could pass up into the
American men of-war were daily exnec,sa D.
nioc ksde the ports of Nicaragua on arconn, -.
OF the government to ratify the treatv
inns, IL Is said, led to the ratincstion of ~:
treaty. "Oa'ion OF the
The frequent loss of letters and d,.,.,.,
ana from the United States and NicaIanna 70
o~en Traced 10 new species Of flibusters - =
AID abettsd by the government on tbs I,t u
OF Nicaragua, who have opened and des,tnls
mem 10 f,dHs'fH. Consul Cottrell, at Grevtoyna
mas traced these deprsdatioDs. aud has sent an
positions on the subject TO Gen. Cas-
emf OF New York paper, has been rnodisrS u
hniI 10 ana Ia, so as TO provide that American,
i IAN or nve yrars in Nicaragua before becoming
ne landed on ibe Isthmus until called Tor nv Nj
sragua. 'a'''" wi W Nie'
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
The Union replies to the InteiHge"oer's ar

1ne CHton repneS 10 the IHtdHSe"Oe' W
ticle on party fidelity, and says:
elf we consider the past misfortunes wnlc a
have attended the efforts of the IntellgehSei in
the way of political <ociations It's views
be considered quite natural and sehsloie- Al
herring to a party which just now proposes u
wholly dsre2 aid p inciPles, and 10 open can
vass for the Presidency on the exclusive faith oil
a few doubtful politicians, nothing could be more
appTopJiate than a disavOwal of the obi cations
which the representative assumes when he I'M
deTtskes to discharge political trust imposed
upon him by his constituents.
The UHIOn also deyotes a portion of its
space to the Mistakes of Politicians" en-
forcing the lesson that mo man of either party
who has sought the Presidency by setting him
self up as superior to his fellows has been, or
ever will be President
The Union also doubts the success of the
Atlantic Telegraph enterprise.
The IHteiiigsneer reminds its readers that
this is the day named by the act of Congress
for the election appointed to be held in Kansas
Territory on the question of admission into the
Union. The LHteihgencer thinks it not i'm
probable that the people of Kansas will elect
to become State under tho Lecompton Con-
stitution.
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FROM THE PLAINs.-LeavenwOIth dates to the
Sth ultimo., per United states express to Boon
Vile on the 3lst ult., have been received at St
Louis.
portion Of the expedition of Lieutenant Ives,
which has been engaged in a survey of the Colo
rado river, has returned to Fort Leavenworth
from California via New Mexico
Lieut. Upton, of the Third Artillery and
captain Gibbs, Of the Mounted Rifles, accompa-
MED the party.
The steamer Mink has just returned from Fort
hanoaii, having landed the detachment of the
second infantry there. There was no news at
the post
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PERSONAL

-. Hon. c. nj. Conrad, of Louisiana, is at tn,
National.
The Hon. George Foote, Probate Judge O
DE soto county, Miss, died at his residence il
fernando on the 18th inst.
Max Maretzek has engaged the Tacor
Theatre at Havana, for the coming winter, at th,
price of $40, 900 per month.
The I.iberator says Anthony Burns is IN
Boston on free, honest business and gives prom
ise Of being abundantly able to take care Of him
self
80. Mrs John Wood, the actress, has com
menced suit in San Francisco against her hns
band for divorce, on the ground OF his intemper
ance and ill treatment Of her
-. Gen. Ward b Burnett was entertained n,
his Jersey City friends just prior to his depariu,,
for Kansas and Nebraska, where he assumes The
office of Surveyor General.
.... The injury to Mr.. :. ID. Dillaye from the
cane Of Mr.. Hart, is much more serious than a,
first supposed. He is confined to his bed. and
his Psysicians have forbid the presence Of all
visitors.
.... Queen Victoria Is going to Prussia, whence
dsagreeable minors about misundersIand mos in
the Royal family frequently arrive to disturb the
temper OF the court Her visit Is Intended to ar
range all these personal difficulties
go. 1t is said that Mr. Simonton. the corre
spondent Of the New York Times, and MIR. Fill
more, the correspondent of the New York Herald
bad fight the other day at Salt Lake City. ST.
monitor smashed FilInIore's hat over his eyes
Plum Gut system, replied bya stab with his
pocket knife. Simonton got a little cut, but was
not seriously harmed. Such is the narrative
broug ht from that distant region by some return
ing Transfers.
80. The New York Express of Saturday saws /:
Miss EmilyJ. Blount has again disappeared, and
cannot be found. 1t appears that on Wednesday
morning she put on her bonnet and went out for
the purpose as she said, Of taking a walk; but as
she was some time absent the family became
alarmed, and IL was subsequently ascertained that
she went out to take a ride with a gentleman
friend. and that she went to friend TN the coun-
try, where she intended to stay until her father
should call for her to 20 to Mobile to day Mrs
Blount, in company with Mr.. Isaac Bell Jr., on
Friday proceeded to look for her daug hter, but
did not find her, and returned tn the New York
Hotel without her. Ii In said that Colonel and
Mrs. Blount will proceed to-day to Mobile,
whether the young lady ''turns up or net
Nothing has been heard of Miss Blount since last
Wednesday; and IL il feared that she has 40 ain
come in contact with the Zouave. who at last ac.
counts was in the vicinity of New York.
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TUNNEL UNDER THE ALPs.-The mails per
America bring accounts of the commencement,
some months ago. of the Alpine Tunnel connect
ing Modena aud Bardoniche on opposite sides OF
the Alps, which there tower to height Of 500
English feet, nearly mile high Its length
will be nearly eight and a half English miles
From the height Of the mountains it can only be
worked from the ends. By the ordinary means
hitherto employed thirty-sx years would be re-
quired to complete it. BY the use of perfora tors
or drilling machines, operated by compressed
air, the work, it is estimated, will be completed
in six years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-02

IL During the confagration of Canton caused
by the bombardment of the British, the extensive
medical warehouse of our countryman DIR. J. C
Aver, of Lowell, (the depot of his Cherry Pee
toral and CathartIc Pills, for China, was totally
destroyed. He now makes a demand upon our
Government for indemnity for the loss of his
property, and hence will grow another nut to
crack with Johnny. Stick to it, Doctor. and il
our Government maintains her RICH wherever
your Pills are sold, we shall only be unprotected
on tracts that are very barren.-[ Re former Trsn.
tom. ~
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u From the varied assortment of stationery
that is always on hand at Shepherds, corner Of
ID and Seventh streets, we have specimens of
unique note paper with devotional face, en-
bossed note that might serve a lover, business,
note and letter paper, of various sorts, and en-
velopes to match
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-02

IL The criminal tribunal in Rome, before
which the Marquis di Campana was recently
tried and convicted of peculation and abuse of
power, after sentencing the Marquis, ordered the
prisoners advocate, Signor MaIchetti, TO he sus-
pended from the exercise of his profession for
three months, as punishment for the piquancy
OF his rsjo'nders, and the warmth of his express
sion in defence of his CLIENT
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Q5- 1t is estimated that since the first of Janu
airy, 1857, to the first Of January 1858, more than
thirty-one million five hundred thousand of the
worlds population went down to the grave, in
the various parts Of the known earth Place
them in long array, and they would give NOV
ing column of more than thirteen hundred to
every mile of the circumference of the rlnhe
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MEIHoDIsM IN NExICo.-The NJ. f. Church
South has just organized a new conference, en-
bracing both banks of the Rio Bravo. 1t is known
as the Rio Grande Conference. Five thousa nd
dollars have beer appropriated to its uses by the
mission board
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IL II is rnmored at Savannah, Ga, that the
barque f. A Rawlings has landed some $50 AZ
ricans somewhere on the coast in that neighbor-
hood, but there is, however, an uncertainty in
the statement.
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IL The middle car of the Saturday night
train on the Housatonic Railroad was thrown
down an embankment of some thirty feet near
Bridgeport, killing Levi A. Mills, of Fairfield,
and seriously injuring Mrs. Bassett, of Bridge
port, and five or six others slightly
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~ HOIR UNIO -

The Subscribers to the Excursion are hereby no
Tined that the Steamer POwhatan will leave her
wharf foot of 9Th street, on "Wednesday Eypnins
next. the 4th of August, at Ia O'Clock.
omnlbuses will be IN attendance at the corner of
lth street ana Pa avenue To convey persons to the
boat, making he latest trip at IA o'c. uck.
The boat Will arrive at PIney Point early Thurs
breakfast on Friday tornng
Fare for the round tip, Gncu Ting three meals on
Thursday. the 5th,D Three Dollars.
n. B-There are twenty five vacancies on the
subscription list, and 1t being desirable TO corn plefe
aud friends of the respective Choirs who have NOT
already tnoscnbed arc requested to leave their
names ard secure tickets at the Office of IT, J. Ma
grmder. ID street, Dea 7Ih, without further notice
1T Members of the Union" will please he
TUESDAY, Evening next at O'clock. at the Tentb
street Baptist Church. ian sl-St
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NEW STOCK OF PLAIN FANCYSrA-
~ TlONtRI just rec eIved At Shepherd's-
Fancy and 2 ain Note and Letter Papers and Enve-
lOpss. of latest styles,
EabeTs Poly grade and other Pencils,
Cod Pens, Steel Pens,
Maynard e NOyes' Black, Blue and ed Inks,
Envelopes. assorted. plain and fancy,
Blank Books, Memorandum, &C.,
School Books.
Children's Toy Books. Of every variety,
Also, Prayer Books, Psalms. &c.
Dom forget the place TO get your money back
with 10 per cent-at corner 18th and ID, States Once
Building.
iySl
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TREAsuRER,s STATEMENT.

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IN
Cd y he SeresrV =
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IL An election takes place In Missouri to-
day. Congressman aud State officers are to be
elected .- |-.
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0TATTENTIoN. LAPiEs AND GENTLE:

Inc merry Bachelors would respectfully in
form thslr numerous friends and the pu generally
inst their nnual EXCURSION Pic Me will he gwen
August l6th, 1855 The particulars Will he given in
future Advertisement. BY order of the COMMITTEES
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pREMIUM LIGHTNING ROD POINTS.

The undersigned begs leave to call attention to
his superior article of LIGHTNING RODS
which he Is constantly manufacturing at his estab-
lshment. corner of G and 10th streets. The supe-
rior metal OF which his Conductors are composed
over any others now mar uiactured b. any sc in
the country deserves the unlimited PATRONAGE of
those OF the public who have not vet ried them
ia everv instance where the subscrber has erected
theln they have gwen the utmost atisfaction. He
would take this opportunity to caution the public
as 10 one thing A party or parties this CITY
erecting l,gntRlr g Rod Points which afford no Sc
curlty To the property over which they are placed
as safeguards IN any case. and he hereby discaIns
any connection with said party. In this business
HIS Ponts are the only SAFE ones nor used and he
invites any person who has used them and not found
thel To be what they are represented Gene for
ward and say so, and he will refund all money re
ceIved from them.
Particular attention paid 10 X epairing Old X DDS
Whch have been put up by respoDsibe parties and
have ftIled to lie of service
Specimens of Lightning DDS and Points can DO
seen AT my agents, ". JENSEN. Matchmaker and
Jeweler, No. 32 Pa. avenue, between 9th and I0fh
streets. FRANCIS IARaRRE
~ E-lm Corner OF 10th and C. cts
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0@ATTENTION, UNION GUARDS The
regular monthly meetin. of the corps will be
held THIS MOnfayJ EVENING. at the Columbian
Arnory, at half past O'Clock. The election of a
captain AID other important business require the
attention of every member of the cOrp3. Gentls men
desIrous of Joining the Company respectfully IN
vIted to the meeting this evening.
1t JAS. l. KANE, Sec.
0"PUBLlC SCHOOLS-The regular monthly
~ meeting OF the Board of Trustee will be held
O'clock E
au2 1t RIO RICK E,VrS o.,
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HOUSE WANTED TO RENT-ln the neigh
bOrhOod ofthe Capitol, and east of it-not on the
Hli-contalnIng nine or ten rooms. for O family
Possession TO he given by the LIST of October Please
address Tenant" at this Office without delay eta
ting terms and location. iy2i If
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NHE ANIMAL EXCURSION OF THE
~, UNlON ENGINE COMPA- IT,
ny, No 2 Will he Eiyrn 10 ih~EeSN
Mh!TE HOUSE PAVILION, or7t.szss.sas
future advertisement. ~ w
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NTcDONNEL'S PURE CATAwBA GIN
lVl GER WINES. lust received and for sale IN
this city only by F. M. JARBOE. corner of Pa. av-
enue and sItn st. iy 81 SIS
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.COLLECTOR's OFFICE, CITY HALL,

0@THE UNION GUARDS take pleasure IN
~ announcing to their friends, both military and
civic. that their fourth annual Excursion will take
place to the White HOuse Pavilion. on Monuay
August 9Th For further particulars see future ad
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FXCURsION TO THE GREAT FALLS.

EXCURSION TO THE GREAT FALLS
The Choir of the Methodist Protestant Church.
GEORGETOWN, will give ex cuIslon toSe5-rTTT-A
the above named pl.oe, on TUES 60
DAY, Aueust3t, 1883.
O'Clock.
Tickets 50 cents to be had of any ofthe Commit
All wishing to go will please procure tickets, as
the number rs lmited.
Commute.
Joseph Libby. John r.. Cox,
George Browning, George OrIne.
r. A. Newman. y ~
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RIO. RICKETTS,, Sec.

%METROPOLIS BUILDING ASSOCIA
9. tom special meeting of the stock no, d.
ers OF thls AsspeiatIon Will be held at the office #
DAY EVENl Il next. August 4th, at 8 O'Clock. TO
constitution. A fali attendance is desired
u2-St II. M HANSON
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DELE BRITAIN ON A TOUR, at Newport,
- ana Here and There; VOL, l2mo., 81.
jySi FRANCk TAYLOR.
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TOR SALE.-A mulatto BOY, aged is years. to
L serve years-untIl the age of2l. Isa good house
servant AID carriage driver. Sold without fault.
Also, an uni prov FARM. containing las acres,
Y miles from Washington, ard az miles from An.
napoIs Junction station of baltimore and Wash
lnston Railroad. Sod n1turally good half cleared,
bal good timber; well watered. Will be sod
low. Apply at the Star office. jySl-3ts
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WANTED-A small HOUSE, or a part of a
w house, with kitchen in the central part of the
city. Price net to exceed $3.50. Address Box ssp
Post Once. iao
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &C.

THE NATIONAL GUARD woah inform the
ing s s1fHf 'sas 6Ssi tSxcfRsISS S
GISMO\T on MONDAY 9th OF
August Boats will leave the foot Of 7th street ~
and u. o'cock. navy Yard at ga and q clock.
stopping IT Alexandria going and returning As
their Oh ect in giving this excursion for the two
fold purpose Of pleasure To tn friends and 10 raise
fu DIS aid IN putting the corps on sure ana per
name nj ps.is they therefore hope thor eppetl To
the citizens on this will not be made ~
vain. All dIsreputable characters wall he stopped
on the wharf IL is necessary that all ladies' shoul
be acc lmpanied by gentle men. No INTOXICATING
lQuor, vii he allowed To be sold on the boat. There
will he scieut omntbuses present he arrival ~
the boats TO carry their patrons TO lie NAVY yard
and other remote parts OF the city. Superior mus
IL engaged.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
Jos f. Johnson, Hsrhn.
John w Peg, HolOrook
X III Graham, eu 2-bt'
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(NATAWBA GINGER WINE. a delightful
~ Su amer drink, on dTaught, toy lher with other
wines ami LII iu0rs. very superior articl. OF old
New England Rum. JOS. w. DAVIS,
IT. Corner o, n and ID streats
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k'oh PlNEl POINT. OF Id POINT NOR
foLh AND PORT SM0UTH
-tn the accommodation of families and o.bers
wishing to enjoy the luxuries of fresh
,nr' sSo, "a -, ste, =, S..d sea bsra Ss
fSoic, anu ctisi'utbdOus steamer POWHATAN vii
cave washington EVERY SATURDAY ates
~ iot ne above points, aud continue duung the
Dathtng season, from her berth, at the corr pan,,
Shar loot oil 9th street, arriving AZ Plner Point AZ
m. same day. Old Point ~ \. m , and NoTfo-r
~ a. m Snnd9, morning. Returning will leaye
,Norfoik on MONDAY AZ D. w.. Dli Point al ! n m
Piney Point st Ia IN. TUESDAY, and arrive Al VAST
ln ton al 10 q. IN. same d9v,
=, rare tinciudng mealsD to Piney POINT. -. nld
Point aud Norfolk, s.; aud for the round tTIn So
inoictlsnx meals. Children ana servant, haI.price
tns nee Sthe rooms extra.
Jsense, W., he TAKEN up and landed al all the
ss ~ ucsS.s abb lu' Ia e Information Arpy at the
s Snce % Ihe 1rrstt Southern and Southwestern
f % nlce' NO Ss2 Pa. a. enue. three doors ehet
~ ~ 70 uWh v otel or Ia the CaFtan on hosrd the
Boat, foot Of 9Th street "
CHAREFS '. MITCHELL. CsIta,u
GEORGE MATTIsGt.T,
" gu Snp-TInteuu.nt q. =. *. COMPANY.
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III Advertisements should be sent In BY
IL o'clock a. m. otherwise they may net
appear until the next day.
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WANTEDTOR ENT-One comfortable DOM,
W CT two smaller Rooms, with the use of the
Kitchen Tor family of two grown persons and one
servant. The advertiser prefers location between
10th and 18th streets and Pennsy lvana avenue and
II ST. eet. Address O'D.. at the Star Offce, sta
ting location and TERMS iyT.Iv
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NAvAL.-We learn that the razee Savannah
has been got ready for sea at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, and will probably sail thence to-
morrow for Aspinwall and San Juan The fol-
lowing is list of her officers:
Captain Jarvis; Lieutenants Wardes, Kin
caid, Carter, Erwin and Pelot; Purser Ca
hoone; Surgeon Mcclellan; Passed Assistant
Surgeon Caldwell; Marine Lieutenant Hays
Midshipman Mosely; Masters mates Harris
and Bowers; Captains clerk, Curtis; Boat
swain, Blagdon; Carpenter, Wiesner Sailma-
ker, Rogers; Gunner, Moran
The Savannah has a crew Of 80, including
As marines. She mounts % guns on the gun.
deck, and two ten-inch Paxhan pivot she'll
guns on the spar deck All her appointments
are complete.
Cor BACK.-Hon. Mr.. Thompson, Secretary
of the Interior, who has recently been on visit
to his home in Mississippi, has returned hither,
and resumed his official duties this morning.
His relaxation from toll has refreshed his ener
gies, and he now enters again upon his public
cares with increased vigor.
RErURSED.-Hon. Mr.. Floyd, Secretary O,
War, returned to this city yesterday, and re.
sumed the duties of his position to-day. His
| trip has had beneficial influence on his health.
The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to theASnithsonian Institution.
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WkINTEO TO PURCHASER few SER
w WANTS, by a gentleman residing on a farm
near Washington City. Those having servants to
dispose OF, wnOm they do not wish to sell 10 trader
on appyins at the Star Office, may meet with pur
chaser Wolff
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WANTED.-CuLPEP MILITARY IN
w STlTUTE.-The Trustees of the Culpe per
Military Institute will appoint, before the lst of
September, an Instructor to fill the char of modern
languages in that Institution. A we'll educated Eu-
ropean, who can speak the languages fuently, de-
sired. Applications. stating salary required
er with good recommendations, must be address ed
to the REV. JNO. COLE, President of the Board
OfTrustees, Cu pepper c. H., Va. jy B-tf
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The WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the-Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock:
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FASHIONABLE PERFUMERIES, from the
~ best Douses. At 6lBBS'S. near the corner OF
tath atrAAt and Pa ava. IL Srr
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WANTED IMMEDlATELY-Tnt the machine
w room of Baldwin Brothers Factory. first
rate HAN for working mouldings. d c.. to whom
good wages and steady emplO, ment will be given.
| jy 3i-3t BALDWIN BROTHERS.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A frst-rate OYSTER SHUCk-
w ER. Also. a COlored BOY. to make himself
gsnsraly useful. Apply at CHAS. KLOTZ' Res
taurant, corner Of 9Th and ID streets. 1t
ROARDERS WANTED.-Persons who would
- like to 90 IN the country to board find the
bes. accommodations at EZRA KIPP'S, S mites
from the Long BrIdre; new house built for the
purpose. Good water. Trains running to WASH
instOn daily. For further information inquire at the
Gree ~ Store of Carlin Jones, 18th ST., Island.
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asa LEA second hand BUGGY and HAIR
Il NESS that have been bu: little s ed nd in com
Plete order. Apply 4a4 Pa. avenue, I'd floor. over
Lar n 1uCker'g. y Qt<