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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS


The Union is not disposed to sacrifice the
interests of the Democratic party in thirty-tWo
States to the triumph Of Judge Douglas IN one
State, and this morning replies to the charge
that any proper defence of Democratic policy
against his attacks is only so much support
given to the Illinois Republicans, by showing
that in Illinois the alliance between the
Douglasites and Republicans proper is perfect
on the principle in controversy, and the con-
test is merely personal competition between
two rival leaders for the Senate. The Union
then turns upon Judge Douglas, and having
answered his charge of an alliance between the
Democracy of Illinois and the Republicans, by
showing that neither interest OF principle fur
nish any basis whatever for such a coalition, it
traces the course Of the Senator through the
reasonable alliances in Congress last winter,
and shows in his Chicago attacks upon the
Democratic party, and in his compliments to
the Republicans that came up manfully to
resist the contamination of a (DemOcratic)
fraud" and to the glorious Americans and
Old Line Wings that sustained them; conclu-
sive evidence of his opel hostility to the party
he has deserted. The Onion concludes
of Illinois are in allianC' with the ''gIorio"a''
Republicans, Old Line w hiGs, and Know Moth
ings of that state the Senator should he, for very
shame's sake, the last man IN the world to com
plain of il. II II were true, ii would only show
that an avenginG Nemesis was already at his
heels for the crimes Of last winter"
The IVteiiigsHcer says that the congressional
elections Of this year assume an especial i'm
pOrtance in view of the possible contingency
that the next House Of Representatives may be
called upon TO elect the next President Of the
United States. I. says Of the States in which
elections are to be held during the month of
August that Missouri is the only one in which
Representatives are to be chosen. The cleo
ton takes place in this State on the first Mon
day in the coming month, on which day also a
general election will be held in Kentucky for
the choice of a clerk to the Court of Appeals
district judges, and other minor officers. On
the first Thursday in August, North Carolina
elects Governor and members of the State
Legislature, which will elect L. s Senator la
the place of Mr.. Biggs, resigned
The other States which hold elections in Au-
gust alabama, Texas, Arkansas, and Tennes-
see) do not this year choose either State officers
or members Of the next Congress
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HORSES IN INV EORK.-They estimate The
number OF horses sold during the Spring season
OF lS5c in New York city, at fully TWENTY-FIVE
per cent. less than II has been in any of the I,,
tve or six years, and scarcely one half a. many
have been sold this yeaxas sold in the same
time three years ago. In one class of horses the
demand is constantly increasing. That il. for
the saddle for men and women There are ten
saddle horses kept there to one ten years ago.
and good ones will meet with ready sale at all
times. The demand for good single harness.
driving horses. and roadsters generally, whether
double or single, is also very good, and elegant
match pairs will always md purchasers at high
prices There are many horses valued at -, COO
to -, 700 each The greatest falling of, both In
price and number, sold this year is upon the lass
OF low-prlced work horses. Buyers for stages
and city railroads have paid about SIPS upon the
average, against SI35 on the last wear, and bave
got horses worth SIS more, making a difference
of s25 per head. There Is not much demand for
shipping or trade to the South, and what tbs,s ~
seems to be provided for mostly by the low
priced small horses from Canada. The ayer,o.
number of horses kept on sale is estimated at /,
thousand head. II is not much, If any, over half
nat al The presenttime.
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ID The New York Tribune says that a meet
ing OF Railroad officials is to he held at Cleve-
land to-day, aud another effort made to settle the
quarrel with the New York Central. No result,
will be attained. 1t Is understood that the Erie
managers are entirely satisfied with matters as
they stand at present, and viii not abandon their
present position until the Central Road will con
sent to fair division Of the 6rst-cIass passenger
earnings IL is a question for the Central 10 set
tie whether S. fare is more profitable than d
80 fare with a subsidy Of S25U CoO or $3.50 900 pc.
anlum TO the Erie Road.
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LETTER FROM BERKELy Spp,xcS
IOV''- TFVH"'H't OF The Star
BERKgLY SPRING. Y. I,I, ~

III 7FV'"'H's OF The Star
nEEkeLf SPRINGS, Va, July 10, 1853.
Editor Of The Star:
The popularity of this place is of many wears
growth, and the name, to the sIig htest acouaint.
ance, Is sufficient reference for ITS reputation.
About 21O guests are now here, and it will be
arriving to the many friends and acquaintances
OF f. v Campbell, of Washington city, to know
thdI ht Is tue experienced aGd faithful superin-
tendent. The capacity of the honss is ,dlnr.,.
10 the comfort Of four to five hundr red guests
The company NJ present consists of Washing
tonians, Bhltimoredns, and Southern people Drin
rlP'ily- among the guests is Gen. Foote, and
the noble, attractive and elegant Mrs. Bass. of
Mississippi; Senator Kennedy and family; Lieut
Sutherland; Messrs. Manly and Bodisco, Secre-
. "a OF the British and Russian Legations; J.
Debow; and ID. ii. Strother, the well known
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UPON the 10Th instant a large red
COW, with broad horns and IN very ~zc~k
b1d CpnditIoI, with her ears cropped. Also, a.
n large hla ok BOAT. fiat bottcm: wbIchs
the nwnPTs can have 10y paying charges and pU.yirC
property, M Mrs. ALIENS, on 81 street, Ietw sen
L. and NJ SITS, Navy Yard. iy s-St.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WaSHIyCroS
~ toUNrY-To 'r't: hereby certify that W A.
liam III. kubIns"n- of SAID county, brought before
me Hs estTay b1y r"TH Horse. about 90 or - wears
q a. between u asu = hands high, = white spot in
the forehead and has the appearance of hsyInr been
f"u1deTrd. no shoes on, aud short tai.
Ils ca under hand oi me- one of the Justices of
July, Is n. r. WHITE
The owner 81 tsa above described horse is re-
qucstcd To prove property. paw charges and TAI a
runaway. WILLIAM RORERTSGN
High ST., bet. 2d and 81 SITS.
~ t"-ot treoTCetown, ID. c.
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IL The agent of the Baltimore and Ohio road
at Wheeling, had been served with a writ from
one of the Virginia courts citing the company TO
appear at day named early in August, and show
cause why an injunction should nos b. issued at
tine instance Of the city of Wheeling, restraining
the Baltimore and Ohio Company, its President
and Directors, from paying out any more of its
funds in behalf Of the Northwestern road, OF from
working that line
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BOARDING.

A LADY FROM TIE NORTH, of long sx =
- PeIicEce as caterer has recently rented hou Sc
- street beiw cen 6tb aud nth streets, wHIch Wi
~ inture DC kept as hrst clasS'n for few Sc
lect boaTders. Several handsomely furnished apart
ments, with gas, are vacant, and tbuse wishing a
c1rlce ot rooms vail do well to call early. good
agreeable home. References gwen 10 that effect.
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IL Speaking Of the Photographic copy of the
Declaration Of independence taken upon 4 sur
face no larger than pins head, which may now
be seen in Salem, and can he read with a power
full microscope, the Salem Gazette says:
"When such success in reducing the size OF
documents and HkenesseS has been attained Y
the Photographic art, il is easy to mag me what
might be accomplished il the time of war by the
use of the microscope. The most important of
fetal document could be contained in an ordinary
vest button, and worn with IMMUNITY by a spy In
an enemy's camp, or 10y traitor ea.er TO iniure
an active aTmy Of his own country. -
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II The Grand Lodge of Maryland, |. o. o.
F %, has been in session since Monday evening" in
Baltimore. thiTty-fve LODGES being represented.
The Grand Master, Hon. Joshua Vansant, pre-
scented paper, showing the order to be in pros
porous condition. Since the last annual session
three new lodges have been established, one Of
them being in Jamestown, Montgomery county.
On Tuesday evening, VIM. IL Young, Esq
was elected representative TO the & rand Ledge of
the United States
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timore SNH, saws:

timore SHH, says
~ learn reliably that the revenue cutter Har-
riet Lane was not sent around here by Collector
Schell simply for the purpose of an excursion by
government dignitares (though there could not
he much exception taken to what would recrpdte
faded oiic falS) nut TO test her qualities at sea
aud to exhibit to the government the first steam
cutter that mas been constructed for the better en-
fNrcement Of the revenue laws. The trial trip
was first set down to take place w lille Congress
should he among us. bat experienced wlsdomn
indicated the eXpedicncy of change of pro-
gramme, since that the visits of New York ships
here had not materially advanced either the mo-
rdtc of Congress, or its eapabiiiy, for the time
being for business transactions. ="
That is, at least, a sensible view to take of a
matter which has excited some unnecessary
remarks from those of the press disposed to find
fault with everything the officers of the present
Administration may do.
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IL Shillington, Odson Buildings. sends va
HaTper's Magazine and the Atlantic Monthly for
August A cursoTv examination shows them to
follow pretty faithfully in the footsteps Of their
predecessors.
Taylor Maury also send US the August num-
Der of HaTper's Magazine.
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IL letter from Rio Janeiro states that Mr.
Nj. A. Stang, an American, died suddenly in
that city of yellow fever on the ID Of June The
death of Captain Graves, of the bark Panama. is
also mentioned
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~ NATIONAL GUARD-Yon are hereby
MING, at ia O'Clock, for the trans action Of mpor-
tant business. New members are particularly re
quested to lie present. Citizens desirOus joining
ths corps are invited to attend.
By order OF Capt. TAFT:
IT. J. Il. DUDLEY, Sec.
oTATTENTION MONTGOM'Y GUARDS.
uS You are hereby Notified tn attend a meeting
of the Company on THURSDAY EVENING. I'D
INST Punctusl attendance is called for as business
of i'm portance will be transacted.
By order oil Capt. kEY.
/ jy II II THOS. MoENIRY, Sec.
H= WORTHY OF NOTICE. now take
,kS pleasure in announcing 70 the people of the
Navy Yard that have Just received ire supply
of Impaired and Domestic Dry Goods, Hosiery, c.,
which offer to sell at less prices than thev be
obtained IN any store IN the city. TO secure and
Tn keeping up the assortment. All Goods wifi lie
Warranted as to their quality. Please call and eX
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
ISAAC BARR, Proprietor.
At MIR. Rapetti's Old Stand, street, between 7th
and 9th streets. Iy2I At
n@IHE ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF
Premiums to the pupils Of the Public Schools
OF the First District will lake place ON FRIDAY
AFTER NOON, 23d instant, at O'Clock in the
Lecture r oom Of the Smithsonian Institution
Addresses may DC expected from Prof. Alex
DInutry, of tousIana, and ev. James A. Harold,
The exercises will cons Ist Of singIng by the pu-
pills and music by the marine band. The medals and
premiums Will be distributed by the Mayor to the
successful competitions.
The parents and friends of the pupils and all who
may be interested IN the cause of public education
are invited to attend.
X. b. IRONSIDF, Chairman
~ Il ot Committee OF Arrang emeuts.
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IL A fire occurred at Abbevile = C, Mon
day last, destroying Rutledge's and Rainey's
hotels, Nardlain Il Sons and Messrs Aliens
stores aud Mr.. Wes'feld's sadIery
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IL The Way of Life, the new Revival Pa
Per, so called suspended publication on the 10th
July, with the 1879 number
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NavAL-fhe U. : storeship Supply, from Rio
Janeiro, with dates to June 18th. arrived at New
York yesterday. She left the frIgate ST Law
| renee In port.
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IL The report that cases of yellow fever ex
listed on board of vessels al the Laz1Ietto below
Philadelphia is denied
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observation-disclosures Luther Stod
dard has been ordered to command the Re
ceiving Ship Ohio, at Boston.
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APPoINTED.-Rush Elmore has been n,
pointed Associate Justice of the Supreme Coul
of Kansas, vice S. Il. Cato, resigned.
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The following table shows the cost Of the chief
article Of provisions light and full in Melbourne
Bread, Alb. loaf, 1tdals: butter, fresh, per ID ,
2s6d,; potatoes, new, per cwt 2js; csbbages,
each Cd beef and mutton, per pound, ~ aid I;
colonial b-ewed gallon, 2soa3.6d J; frewood, per
one.horse load. 1ss; gas light per OO0 feet, 22s.
cd =; Goals, per ton, 1Cls
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APPoISrED.-Capt. T. J. Makey, Of Texas.
has accepted the position Of Examiner of l.. s
Surveys for the Territories of Kansas and Ne
oraska. Capt. NJ from his residence on the
frontier, and his scientific education. is emf
nently fitted to discharge the duties of his
once. lie was a member of the famous Pal
metto regiment in the Mexican war, and WAS
also the Mayor of San Antonio Texas who.
IN the struggle of the citizens of that town 70
get rid of the rowdyism with which it was not
very long since afflicted, had occasion to i'm.
prison Mr. Wilcox, formerly Mississippi mem
Der of Congress, for contempt of his authority
Mr.. w being of counsel for some of the obnox-
lous parties The affair created much excite.
ment at the time
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TIE SEASON AT OLD PoIYr.-
Correspondence Of The Star !

itOTcNpOH6tHrs or Inc cfdr
HYGEA HOTEL, July 70, $50.
The present has been a season of unusual gaiety
| at this noted watering place-perhaps the most
| successful Of ali it's predecessors Since the 5th
of July. the weather has been the most deIis ht-
| full Imaginable, not having heen, for single
hour, either too cool or too warm. II would be
a thcult To Imagine more delightful climate
aud hear from old residents and visitors that il
II entirely healthy here in August, September
and October, and that those months are Infinitely
the most pleasant of the season. Quite a number
Of families are domiciied for toe season.
The company has been very large-often reach
ing six hundred persons, but accommodations
rarely fail to be had, the stream is constantly
flooding and ebbing At this time there l. no
d tiCulty In obtaining rooms. J. P.B
The BUFFALO PosrMASrERsHIr.-We an
prehcnd that the new appointment of Post
master for Buffalo, N. Y, will hardly be made
until the delegation of Buffalo politicians
the herd of buffaIoes mentioned in yesterdays
Stdr--now here take their departure from the
Federal Metropolis. 1t seems to be understood
that the President has intImated as much to
some of them. Such determination on his part
will keep them upon - the anxious benches"
still longer, poor fellows
Thu MEXICAN TRoUBLEs.-It is stated that
tne ITesluenl yesterday morning had pro-
tracted interview with one of the sufferers by
the taxation movement Of the Mexican Govern
ment, who, it is understood, means to make an
affidavit of all the facts in the CASE and file il
in the State Department He acted under the
advice of Minister Forsyth, refused to pay the
tax, and, with another citizen, was compelIed
to leave Mexico.
A NAVAL COURT MARITAL has been ordered
to assemble at the Gosport Navy Yard, OF the
25tn inst, for the tria! of Passed Assistant Sur
geon John l.. Burtt. The following officers
compose the court Capt. &. Y. Purviance
Commanders Rob't G. Robb, John r. Tucker.
Jas. Pennock and C. F. Mcintosh and Lieut..
}. N Barney; Judge Advocate, George Blow,
jr., Esq.
ABOUT TO LEAvE.-Gcn. Ward B. Burnett
has accepted the appointment of Surveyor
General for the Territories of Kansas and Ne
braska, received his commission, and will leave
immediately for the purpose of entering upon
the discharge Of his duties
ArPoINTED.-Rush Elmore has been ap-
pointed Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
OF Kansas, vice S. Il Cato, resigned
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APrOINTNENT.-Wm. III. McGrath, of Salem
N j., has been appointed Consul to Maren
ham, Brazil
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RRADY'S GALLERY,

TKhAUl = UAIsLEKN,
~ 3D. Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STRICT
OctF SEteHg, RIfLe houSe. Fast a Co.'S
- BdEkiHE HORsc
Mr. BRADY hegs reSppcffnIIy 70 inform IN, ,ub
nc taat "a consequence Of the very liberal patTonag
ne nae reeeIved slnce opening his PBOT o.
GRAPHIC GALLERY az Washington hs vii
contrary 70 has original intention, keep Il opeu during
the summer months.
An efkcieHt corps of Artists viii be CONSTANT, m
atendance 10 execute photographs and AnIJrVty pes
m he hest possible mauuer.
ilF Prices ranging from ~ upwards
ne Collection of Portraits oi dt.ttneuIsbed men
81 mas balleTt 1.-THE largest N Ihc world s open for
gnolc nfpcoil"n every day Sundays exec tied from
d. VII '" . p. VI Je 81 eogm
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
IVA ASHING lON.-Ihe steam-
er TiiOMAs COLlIER !nps reg Ex4AS
Mount ernOn and the tnnho Of Washington, LEAVING
The wharf, at the foot OF 7th street. at 81, a. IA re
tanning about "a p. in. Faro 81. Ul6tT
NnTICE.-ST. PETERS SUNDAY SCHOOL,
EAcursIou wIl take place att
mont ON 10Th August. EnS5k-N
ment. 4, ie-o,0,.r
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~ 1T ~ EnT.T. m A, -

an. - a. y II u n ~ z = N PhIfEN
Al rich nouncef Barge ard avn oheS
kleh Saiin PlaII, Figured nd PLAIN Brrrges
0fEaadle W nsiius. s,ne daT X and second Wourptur
Beriye de LANES. Ducsls ard q ipg bs ms
Inc % ance of the entire stock of FEncT ORES,
SHhs. AT Gust,
a laree lot of nch Caml,ric and Mr.,in g.lo,,,,
from auction, At low prices.
W lth general stock of al kinds of MIA rt,,f.
OF iailiiy nee, at the low re, cath pr,ces
All par les are requested to On I and Setil. tho,,
o0O"u"'s W ist 1ub' Jeiofe commencing new ones
j, I9-2w 5SrhSt' 49, S sSsh1.
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gineers
J DeK aft, Washington, ID. L.
! d. Wright, Norfolk, Va.
George Fl White, Trenton, n: }
James H. CohilI. Newbern. =
Loudon Campbell, Alexandria, Va
81 P Ayres, Stamford, Conn.
GEO III. Reilly, BaitiR~ee, Nd
Francis Cronin, New York City.
MA Plunkett, Baltimore, Md.
O II. Laskey. Heathvilfe, Va
C A Chipley, w ashingtOn, ID. G.
George w. Rogers, East Hartford, Conn.
w K Purse, Philadelphia, Pa
w. ). Thompson, Baltimore, Nd
F. B. Satch, Pa
6. ID. Lining. Philadelphia, Pa
r. D. Dick, Philadelphia, Pa.
G.. T.. DeValin, Baltimore, Md
X. A. Copeland, Portsmouth, Va.
= w. H. Giading, Philadelphia, Pa.
James Wallace, Philadelphia, Pa.
w. w. Hopper, Philadelphia, "a.
r. A. Dobbs. New York City
sidney Albert, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
+. A. r. George, Norfolk, Va.
OF these, the twelve first named will receive
warrants Immediately for vacancies already
existing The others will be appointed as va.
cancies occur.
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HATS OF THE SEASON.
HOPKINS.

Io ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN.I
heIeoS give notice that Virginia Iaud on q
Military W arrant No. ia, which lssued ou the 50
day OF June, l7sS. TO Jonn HiEdon, a sailor. VII"
served three ears IA the Virginia StHte Nav, has
~ me SAID John Hlgccn will IN due tiTlc aprls to
IRE Aommlssloner of the beneral Z and Of,ce Coz
SCRIP an leu OF ana IN sactlun of sad Wnrr,ut
,,,., - MARY J. ATMEII.
One OF he Heirs Of the SAID John HIgdon. deed.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, ar


A = PUBLIC CONCERT.
N 7 the ICE Cream g arden. 90 street h.,xo.-
lS;h s.d iah. opposite hIan. .. SSusr.. sCoNn
CSRT viii be sIs en- on THuRsDAh sNkNINc
the public are,nvrod. HU-S.A
l. Polk AND PoRTsa"Urs NOR
For the aocOmmodNton OF families ard .,h..
Ing, Afforded 10y thoSe places the hue s6zs<-I
ave Hy Wss'insi%a EvER% s1iTMHssbS IfySN
~ for the above points, and continue darn, ~
from her berth at the oomgsn,s wharf E.S, ~ a. -,
street, arriving II Pine, POINT ats N san ~
morning. Returning VIII leSv- Norfolk nu No.,
At P. m. OH Point IT p m.. PIney PoiUf Al -.
VA. TUESDAY. and arrive At wash'nE'"n ~ 10 :,
Pare uu..uGinE meals To- Pine, Po,n,sy.,.,
P9lH! aid Norfolk. SIS and for the round Il D. So
Berths free STATE rooms eX,r,.
Psssens ers wi he taken mp aud landed At ~ ~.
for TICKETS and further information apr, At tb,
ticket Chloe. No ~ ia ayrnua. three a.. y
If Br"wn's hotel. or To the captain oR hosrd IL
GEORGE MATTTHGIy
ra-d Superintendent .. =. q. Company.
i Union tN'INE G6MPk VT lie
NJ; ire Ho o. hf pE wi * "a.
TIT k>DAl. AEgust I-th Fer rart ~ rs. a..
future adveTtiscmeut. "A >. -.
GRAND STEAMRuAr rNcURSIoN
VI On WEDNESDAY, JULy2ts
THE AssFwuLy'S CHrRcH will have IN E,,,,
SION Town the p1toHSc WE'D
NESnAl, Iuiy 18th. f,T vh!ch rur- 49,
pO he line Steamer THOMAS Coz -ektn2zSS1A
YER has neen cHsrtsrei. and wti proceed .. -.
miles down the Tlver. q pFIng ~ Fort " ash,p,t,
ou "a down irD, Ia allow sons Ia thar as ~
Z" do So, returning t0 the Fort, ana es,IGK fh,y.
- for the CITY.
WIthers' celebraIed Band WI he On aiterd.,,.
Refreshments be procured ON the beat an 80,
prices. or persons can tdrnlsh their own r,frast
mFnts.
The BOat will leave Washington az a. ~ ard
Alexandra At ga =. On.
OmnIbuses NiH TART from the church. r,rrr- ~
Massachusrtis avcuus and Sth stresi md 4 50 f,-5
the cornfr Of Pennsy wanna avenue ard 7th frcef .,
"a a. ga. BmnIhuses Will slst lee a: the tf, ia.
return al the boat To cOnveI passengers Ca eDIus fl
starting.
Ticksts-FIFTY CENTS: Cb,'d.ep TWEEN
II LIVE CENTS. 10 bS had - i5sliaut,ue'..
NaIru PalmeT's: from msHbers Ofthe cs,p.r,-s
tIon, or from Jon r HOOVER,
JOAN ERGlT,
WASH'N Is. WILLIAMS.
" ~ ComTI'i.s.
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z Street Baptist Church.
T., r A Nd PIC MIC.

T. ID II q.
The Congregation If GIaos Church Island intend
having
PIC Nc At AIRING TON SPHING.
on FRIDAY, jaw sd.
The COMMITTEE Of Arrant emeuts have made an
p" FrovlSion Tor the comfort and fHlog uCn' Ut f
who may FAVOR thcm with tier presence Ihs
steamer j. - Cathc7rt Will leave RIicy'S wharf
Loot OF IN street ~ - and lfi ~ ~. and s. r. ~
'r tue Tree passage ol visitors. Besdrs toe above
hoat accommodation boats will l"fye iith street
bridge evfry hour OF the day. un which % cents for
passage each way wall he charged.
The pubiic may depend on perfect order, ard that
mo- Ell ori sha lie spared to make this both
pleasant and agreeable.
NIthcrs' ceebratea Band is engaged for the &C
crslvn.
lunch, icH Cream, and other refreshments VII
he furnished by the afies OF e. Church Cuncrs-
CATION. A fu ana responsible COMMITTEE at ar-
TanEemen;s has been selected, no vii take charge
Of tIe pic DIc.
No person admitted on the ground without "a kef.
Tickets NAV lie had al the JeveTT store ~ jobs
Robinson, opposite Browns Hotel. aud the brais
Ticsets-gentiemen, 81 cents; ladies', - cents
chi dren, lo cents Jyi7 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-22

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NY. No ?. vii be gwen 90 ih~EsySh~k
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION. ouu<<7xI
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