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SELLING AT COST!
- SELLING AT COST,
At II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR.

SELLING AT COST!
AtH.K KINGS F RENEE kNIsHf BA AZ C4sr'
10 Louisiana Avenue, bettceen It'll and sth streets
On call the particular attention of the -
SNx adIeT Ia and PURCHASERS generally. that IS1
and F&NB99S So6D sSt at eo seU ooH Sf
1000 fine straw Bonnets, ali OOiors, from 81 cents
so Ladies. Misses, and children's Flats,
Hats from 81 cents to 81 80,
Fine Ribbons from cents to 25 cents yard,
Lace: And Six Msntilla. and shavs S from q to
A splendid assortment of Dre.. Trimming. and
Collars and Sleeves In general, with q large stock
Of Fancy Goods.
.Lgy. d W Ps SsJsp cent for every purchase
H. KING, as Louisiana ave,
between It'll and 9Th SITS, under the
EIsH!-FISHm-Lakew White Fish HaIibut, Sal.
i mon Trout Mess MackeTel, Potomac Shad,
sss by RiNG tRssffH dI For
JeD corner 18th street and Vermont ave.
CATS CITY STEAM 49,
Foot of nth ST., 5eldp k w. G DtSS1ln MILLS
IL 0hhce-Northwest corner 18th and c streets.
WOOD delivered Sawed and Split any length and
'' c6s slIU oSf f al l isas.A'
FINE READYMADE =, ou,,,o
Black Drap d'Eta Coats, Pants. and Vests,
White a and Blown Linen D Coats SS
White and Brown Duck do.
% EuS Duck DO o..
travelling Busters.
HAVING connection with the largest manufactur-
ing establishment north. we enjoy superior adyan-
est ess arg SsI al h 0
ANYTHING IN Washington and the workmanship far
and so acknowledged by ali Who patronils on
establishment. "
We also have on hand superior stock of Gents,
every description, at short notice, at a small ad-
vance on the prices of opI ready made I'd e9th2g.
yl under National Hotel.
T AIDES. PLEASE REMEMBER STEVENS
\ is still selling Fancy Goods at first cost Call
while the bargains are going. $780, between 9Th and
10th SITS.
ONLY TEN LEFT AT STEVENS Fancy
THEY MUST BE SOLD. Call at once at STE
10th SITS. ~ ""N
l. At sTEV W!Ns t $40. ASK FOR THEM
THEY ARE THE LATEST STYLES, Sold
9th and 10th SITS.
PLEAsE ASK THE LADIES FOR THEM at
THEY ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST
and see at 1886 a'o'' O''
THEaY, ARE :. sE ELL SEEREELY, AND NO
7 ASH CHANCE, Only. FIVE left at STEVENS,
IL $3.50, betS cen 9th and 10th SITS.
OPEN AT SIX IN THE MORNING. 1886 Pa.
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THEY ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST
Il IN use, ana STEVENS has the agency. Call
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DLEAsE ASK THE LADIES FOR THEM at
IL STEVENS, 236.
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NO HUMBUG!
LOOK First for WILI.OUGHBY'S COMMON
SENSE R-TiGHT PRESERVING JARS be.
fore YOU try any her, Call at 400 Sth street, be-
YER, Agent Tor Wilmington, Geofsetowm. and
Alexandra. Terms cash. jy8-eO2w
CARRIAGE FINDINGS.
U BLACKSMITHS GOODS.
$40 Cart SRokes, each 2, "a, ~, ~ and inch,
100 Sa we'd Felloss, inch,
100 sets assorted Oak, Ash and Hickory Rims,
800 yards Russia Duck, each No. and 2,
$40 do. a and 50 inch Drills,
800 do. IS and "a Inch Ena neled and Plain Mus
200 do. 5IC.nva,, in colors,
Moleskin, Dash, and Eoameled Leather,
L. side Innings, Cloths I.aces, Frinxes
Door Handles, AnyiIs, Vices, Springs, Axles DO.
Just received and for sale BY
JOHN X. ELVANS & CO,
jy 8-eO3t Nnte& States 3n9 Pa. aYenne.
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THEY ARE THE LATEST STYLES, Sold
-! - only at STEVENS Fancy Store, 1885, betw.
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Balsfnsre Markets.
New Yerk Mayksss.

NEw fosI, July I3.-Flour closed heavy; Suite
% LASS IS; Southern S6sS6 IS
Wheat closed firm; new red NJ Sazsl Sc. nevv
white 81 70asi SIS. NC"
porh closed buoyant; mixed s7asec yellow Gle
~ cio Gull mess si6asIe 70; prime si2 50
Whisky closed steady ii De
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81 500 rrs -#- ~
.zsslsas etr. 5-tu 81 iss .'ase -
II $50 aat g. e.
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MARAvILLA!
MARAvILLA
The most wonderful prepa ration known
For DsstrOyiHg DdadrHF;
Curing BdldaesS;

Relieving Sick Headache:
Prereating the Rdir from Falling O~t;
and Producing Glossy CrrIs.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the ProprietOrs. Price 81 cents.
1T will accomplish all that is claimed for It, and
will use your Maravila"
jeS-Sm J. NJ. BRADsTREEr, 2s7 Broadway, N, Y,
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nRs. BROTHERS a GRAY are 90,

DhS. BROTHERS a. GRAY are consultad. n.
~ usual on all delicate diseases. They appriss
the pubiic that they have many f.ciities afor,ieS
Them by hospital and privare practice IN this and
countries, and are not 20 be elassed with the
sn,hamed Doetors, medical puff rs, and pretenders
81 the day. Those who failed Of obtaining relief
from ply .leIans OF less experience. val meet with
certain, speAdy, and efectusl cure by Applying al
the old established ONCE, No. I 10 south b street
opposite Smithsonian Institute. ~ li-eoSfs
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MoUxr vERSoS.-rhe repairs 10 the Mansion
at Mount Vernon were commenced on Monday
last The carpenters work 10 being done by Col
> Price, and the brick work BY T.. Stanton, both
OF Alexandria. #a 81 -. ..' -... L T
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMExr.
Its WONDERFUL effects ID consequent popularity
perhaps no article In the history of the Maferia
Medicd, ever uired the same patronage, was sub
tests. and met with so few failures as the Mustang
Iiniment. II has justly been styled q Panacea for
all external Wounds, Cuts, Swellings, Spralns
Bruises: or EruptIons on Man Beast. tits so far
medicine Of surprising virtue, that Ply scans are
compelled to prescribe it; and from some remark
able cures OF Chronic and Distorted Rheumatic
eases IT has naturally attracted much attention from
the first scientific minds of the age. No family can
afford to he without q bottle of the Mustang Lini-
ment IN the house. BstrGre Of limitations.
Inc genuine 70 sold by respectable dealers in all
parts of the world. 80 ~
BARNES PARK, Projectors. New York,
Also, Lyons Celebrated Iasset Ponder.
je H-lm,eOw
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GRAND Picnic AND PROCESSION Tomorrow.
The Logan Tribe Of the Improved Order Of r. ed
Men give a grand pic mic and procession to-mor
row at Analostan Island, where they invite all
lovers Of pleasure to join them. Withers, Band
has been engaged.
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.lHl LATEST NVs BY iILIGllPH.

FURTHER DETAILS FROM EUROPE.
Reported Immense Less Of the Allies-Aus-
trian Reports Of the Plan Of Bsttle-Nar-
row Escape Of sn-Great Augmenta-
tien Of the French Fsrces- Dissffectien
Among the Austrians.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOISEgOf A.

by A. OhEkN, Auctloneer
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
Kitchen, AND Bar ROOM FURNITURE 2, LIoUoss =.
&c. Ar ApcrIoN-On THURSDAY, the 2lst inst .
shsl sci, N front OF the aUcton store n Green
NO. oo al the corner of nth and sts az II o'eIoci
a. m, 6y virtue OF q deed Of trust from Jacob
chidt 20 the subscriber, bes-ing date 18th dsv OF
March. 1859, and recorded Liber j. A. g. No III
i9Ilos % S, % and S. of the land records for
.hlngton county, IN the District of Columbia A
iarge assortment OF Furniture and LIQUORS viz:
Bedsteads, Beds, Bedding,
Bureaus, Tables. Chsirs
cooklns GLASSES, Engravinss, Carpets,
Curtains, u ass. CrOckerv and Sto e Ware
stoves, and many other articles which we deem
unnecessary 70 enumerate. Also
bbls and contents Of Liquors.
kegs and contents of LIQUORS 10 Gases of Win.
Terms cash. HENRY LiCHAN, Trustee.
" tStdteeD A. GREEN
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I ASr CHANCE, Only five left at STEVENS.
IL 1856, betw cen 9th and 10th SITS,
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INcESDIARY ATTENPr.-Last night an attempt
was made to set fire to the workshop Of John w
fucker, Pump-maker, corner Of Fourteenth and N
ss Fortunately, 1t was unsuccessful
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OPEN AT SIX IN THE MORNING. 336Pa
" avenue. between 9th and 10th SITS. jy9
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TIE EXAMINATIONS Of the female department of
the Third District School, Miss Mirick, teacher,
wIu take place tomorrow, commencing at2K
A and Fast Third streets, near the Capitol.
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THEY MUST BE SOLD. Call at once at STE
VEINS Fancy Store, 1856, between 9Th and
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" AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE.
Having enlarged our store rooms, by making use
Of the entire upper portion Of the building, shall
hereafter Be prepared to keep on hand full stock Of
MOSS, TOW, Curled Cattle and Hog HAIR, Il T.,
which we will sell at small advances on Northern
Our stock of English. German and American
duced. = -
Il ne of purchase.) --I7 = --7-'7
N. b. All bills rendered monthly -ls-- -,t
JOHN r. ELVANS q CO.,
Successors to Elvans x Thompson,
IN a-eOSt lntel6 StRtaa.l 400 Pa aYenne.
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pACKET BOAT FLYING CLOUD Will run
= every day, when not engaged for r.
e pS MICS or excursions, to Arlington
hour rare, single trip cents nd trip 10 cents
me Cloud can be chartered by the day to run to
Arlington the Great Falls. Parties wishing earlv
morning orlate afternoon excursions to Arlington
the little Falls, or parties from Alexandria wishing
TO charter the boat, can be accommodated by giving
short NOTICE to me at No. 36 Jefferson St, George
town, or the proprietors of Arlington Springs.
jy Slim JOHNMOOR
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I AIDES WILL PLEASE ASK FOR THEM
IL at STEVENS, 1856,
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INTERESTING CEREMONY The rite Of circum-
cision was administered to-day upon the child of
Mr. M. OPpenheimer; quite an audience were as
sembled to witness the performance. Upon the
conclusion Of the rite, ii was followed by feast
which continued until II O'Clock. Upon such oc-
casions every is expected to enjoy the uxuries
presented and every taste is gratfed by the vari-
Gus dainties presented to the different appetites
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THEY ARE SELLING FREELY, AND NO
L complaint, at STEVENS, 1856.
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OUrRAGEorsy-Itis quite time that some Of the
hundred policemen should give little Of their
attention to the gang Of thieves who make their
headquarters in the Smithsonian grounds, near
the Tenih-street bridge. We have heretofore
chrOncled some Of the doings Of this rascally
gang. About I O'Clock yesterday afternoon, 4
youth about ~ years Of age, son Of county officer
stafford. while passing through the grounds was
GocOsted by the fellows and asked to stop. He
qulekened his pace in alarm, bat was overtaken
and seized, and his pockets picked Of poe ket-
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PERsOxs DESTROYS Of laying in anything in the
stove OF tin-ware line, now have an opportunity
Of doing so at bargain, at the establishment of
Our next door neighbor, Mr.. C. SNYDER. who adj
vertises 10 dispose Of his stock At cost to make
room fot another class Of goods-
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MINIS DREss SUITS,
YouTHs' DRESS suIrs, ''
c,,n Youths Business Srits,

NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing Is now ready for inspection. II
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress. opportunity is now
offered Tor seiectpg from the most attractive stock
Of eady Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
aaoeo prices. ap 3ly
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ONLY TEN LEFT AT STEVENS Fancy
" Store. Call at once.
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t.f'T sgfIIfuIuz ~ e gsrsTEe<lss
49, .Essi $50 slai .1aa Z
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II AIDES, PLEASE REMEMBER STEVENS
IL is still selling Fancy Goods at first cost Call
while the bargains are going. 1876, between 9Th and
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Another Murder Nsw,s

Nfwhtk: N July 10 we se-m 10 n. I'm
me mida OF murder carnival, Bnta few we<d
ago Patrick Maud shot and killed hIs sistef n. 80
NTH Ward; little later, Peter Mflles, Germ.n,
was stabbed and killed At picnic in the eitventS
", ara ns one Henry Kaufman, who 10 supposed
70 nave ned to Canada. On the 9TH inst Charlie,
noolnson an estimable citizen, was brutality muir.
oe,eo IN the suburbs Of the third Ward by some
uh.nvwh pefues and now we have 20 add anofh.
CT 10 tnls fearful list OF crime On SATURDAY. LAT
young man named stephen Cunninghafn was
beaten 80 badly by one John Adam, t6st he di.d
OF ms wounds TINS morning. The ARRAY occurred
Adams has escaped. The coroaers jury IL in ses-
Baltimsre Markets.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-Flour unchanged. City
Mills %
" heat closed firm; white 81 .2ssl as; red sl ass
81 IS. Corn closed buoyant; white SIC; yellow
s4as6c
Provisions unchanged. Lard llXal3kc.
Whisky closed steady
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Our pleasure and health-seeking citizens will
Of course, not forget the annual excursion of III.
Ebenezef Sabbath School of East Washington, q
come OF at Glymont, tomorrow. (
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TSLANDGRUCERYA NDVARIETY sTORF
4 s,,, Sg.sr lltt a.d ISIS, leland
HHRDwARE..m Md6 81 ssSS0%S ts ROPE.
ioe as can De bought in the District
e.oSSs goods % bret hands and principally for
sstsoiisnmeut in this poItaoa % the city,
jysst ,st.,s,, co,e S1 Az . dREa,hSoN.
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AUCTION sALm
=, By t,s Wall Il a BARNARD. Auctiones1..

By WALL 4 BARNARD. AuctiOpeeT,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BUILDING lot
WEDNESDAY AFTERNooN. sfS JuP,. a.
O'Clock by virtue Of a deed OF trust dated Ma
lss, and duly recorded an liber j, A s. 80 1ol,so;
rs, viii sell, a. Public Auction, in mont OF the
pt ;I,, Lot SIX; IN square eight hundred and
thirty divided rto two lots fronting I'm nv Cef
eight aud one half inches each on the east side al
run street between ID and y streets, and runnIns
back one hundred and FIVE feet one inch.
Terms; One fourth cash, to be paid on the dsx NJ
sale; and the balance in ak and tvelye nonths .,,h
interest. wv "ioHshs WIN
4 deed given and deed ef trust taken.
All cOnveyancing At the xpsnse OF the purch.ssr
r.. w. BARNARD Tru,tee
JeS-d WALL BARNARD. Auctsr,.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
% the 18th Instant. same hour.
&c r. w. BARNARD. Trustee.
y6 WALL. d BARNARn lnct,r.
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w SPECIAL NOTICE.
w f shall be greatly obliged to those of our Gus
toners who have not settled their bills Is re dsTed
July ist, If they viii do SO soon ss possible. we
in want all money due rs at this time, and
IL is our uniform custom to have all our ACCOUNTS
settled At that date, We reasonably expect all who
800 !. ~ J. w. COLLEY& CO.
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EISH-FISHm--Lake White Fish Halibut Sal
a mon Trout, Mess Mackerel, Potomac Shad,
potomac Herring, Dutch Herring Eastern do. For
sale by KING Il BURCHELL,
je20 corner 18th street and Vermont ave
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POLICE MATTERS Before Justice Dorn.-Yes-
terday afternoon ht occurred at Madss, restau-
rant, corner Of Third st. and the avenue, in which
Oficers Harrison and Wise arrested Chas Murphy
and Luke Quin, and took them before Justice
Dom, who Committed them to Jail for assault and
battery on Adam Holmes and Frank Riley
g. Is. n 80 80 e.ss. .{afE u : : ~
The young men who were arrested last night
and gavetheir names as Sims, Simpson, and Jack,
son were ordered to pay 81 IS for disorderly con
duct-the offence not amounting tn an a.ssri, snd
battery. ''' 1 -
VIM. johnson was arrested for an assault and
bauery, and In default Of bail was committed to
jail for court y.
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GE0RGET0WN ADvERTIsKMTs

GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEWTS.
HALO, WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN!
~ To HALL Il CO.'S AMBROTYPE GAL
LERi to have my Picture taken.
w hat did you give for 1t?
Twenty hve Cents-cass and all. -.. .
food bye, am going there too, and advise all nv
ireHus 20 90 tne saine.-Temember, HALL CO..
corner OF Bridge and Congress streets, over Cis-
8 slFs drug store, Georgetown. jyl lw
H. 500. 900 BRICKS.
4 OR sale 5n,0a BRICKS in quantities to suit
Persons wanting Bricks can do well BY calling ON
the undersigned In Georgetown. ID. c., near the
market Uy li-2gd) A. r. OFFUTT CO. =
WQOD WANTED.-PTopossls will be received
do, sed Proposals for Wood" until Saturday, the
18th inst to furnish about sixty cords Of good oak
WOOD, IN such quantities as may from time to time
be required for the of the poor ing the ensu
ing winter: Ifdesired BY the contractor, and the
money will be advanced on its acceptance.
20, HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
jy dts
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NEW WHEAT FLOUR ALREADY IN MARKEr-A
choice lot Of new wheat, from Virginia, was re
ceived at the Metropolitan Mills, in this CITY, this
morning, and is being ground this afternoon The
Hour will be ready for delivery to customers early
In the morning, and all orders sent in, meanwhile
VIII result in delicious new-wheat rolls three
weeks earlier than the same luxury was enjoyed
last year.
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WATCH REruRNs.-I.astn night, Michael o 'Brien
and Jno. Owens were Gagged for being drunk and
disorderly, In the Seventh Ward, aud were fined
81 IS each. Joanna Sullivan was also drunk and
disorderly, and was lodged to take her trial this
morning. Henry Sims, George Jackson, and
Joseph Simpson, were the names given by three
young men who were arrested at the Gymnasium
Tor assault and battery on the colored attendant
As long as they entertained a hope Of a speedy
hesring they were satisfied; but the announce
the cell until this morning for trial. brouS ht a
wonderful change upon them. They seemed to
suffer already the palm Of phlebotomy, as prac-
nced by the Disgusting operators, 1.-THE bugs.l in
those dark, hot, loathesome cells. They succeeded
however, In employing youth 70 90 for the
magistrate, who consented to take security for
their appearance this morning, and they were re-
guards were recalled from their beats and held in
the cells for trial this morning upon charge Of
assault and battery -
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THE NEW CROP OF CoRS made its appearance
In Alexandria yesterday, in the shape Of roasting
sars,n at 50 cents per dozen. They came from
the Maryland eide, " '''ih 7
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WISPS AND BROOMS AT AUCTTON-O,
TUESDAY the 2ist instant. shall sell, AZ
Ino'clock a, m. IN front of m, auction store Ne
926, orner OF It'll and Streets large LOT OF Wis.,
ah hi heerth Brooms, comprising q stock OF 4 2a
which VIII be sold IN lots 20 suit purcha ser, Tha
above stock IL of fine quaitV and excellent o,dsr
rom the broom factory st the q. g PenitentisTy
Grocery merchants, dealers and shop zee pers "a
tend the sale. '"'i'oe W NJ
Terms cash.
BY order Of C. p. sENGsrAcR, Warden.
~ lk-d tStatesl A GREEN Auct
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DUEL on THE TAPTs.-The Richmond papers
state that the prelimnaries have been arranged Il
duel between q. Jennings Wise, ESQ. d, of the
Enquirer, and Patrick Henry Aylett, Esq b, of the
Examiner. II is supposed that the ofense was
given In an article which appeared in the Enoui.
rer on Friday last. IL is also announce ed that the
parties have left Richmond for this city, but thus
far We cannot hear Of their arrival Ii is probable
II their Intention is to fight they have taken an
other direction. -
Some OF the officers this morning were very de-
eidedly opposed to interfering with them, we sup
pose being little tired Of running up and down
to arrest belligerent gentlemen who come here to
settle their diricultes. We remember a former
Mayor receiving dispatch informing him that
party was coming to this city from Virginia, with
duelling intent. The Mayor announced the fact
to his Chief Of Police, but remarked that IL was
nonsense to trouble them, they would not fight;
for II they wanted to fight, they would have staid
in the State to settle Preliminaries. The parties
came the police did nor interfere, but gave them
the affair was ''amicably adjusted -
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SrOcK AND REAL ESTATE SALRs-Yesterdav
Jas c. Mcclure 4 Co. sold the following stocks
5000 Corporation Of Washington, 1t,2alO2 x; .5Ol
corporation Of Alexandria, SAX; 3,1OO Corporation
OF washington certificates Of Indebtedness, fol
lOOal00S; 100 shares Firemen's ms Co stock, 10
small farm, beyond Rock-creek church. to A
Boscke. for sis per acre. Lot i2 in square 12 to
Peter Reilly, SIC. Part Of lot 9, in square %. to
James Kennedy, for 34kc. Lot 10, in square s74
to Charles j. Uhlman, for DC.
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SOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For HOT OR COLD Dishes OF ALL KINDS
This most delicious and a d petising Sauce was in
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w recommend our correspondent TO try Mons
Soyers new sauce, entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce
u - made after the Turkish recipe; its flavor Is ex-
eSllent, and " affords considerable aid in cases of
SLOW ana weak digestion.-TRs Lancet
cy; q happy combination of favors and essences
Iostsy OF the delicate taste of sutans the genius
=. Soyer ana the universal patronage of dis
r., c1neentration Of all the piquant resources of
fukey and kussia."-United Serciee Gazette :
AS . htrlater of the appetite this Sauce stabds
Slone. IL rs most valuable adjunct to Fish Flesh,
Sf row. and should be placed on every dinner Ia
The Sultsna Sauce is most delicious zest.p-
SStpfyELiN, 2l1 Fulton street, New York; and
neA re LAYS nS,YE 81 cornhiIl, Boston;
q II: RIDENOUR, 3O4 Pa av; SHEKELL&
"a u LEX, 2I4 Pa: ay.; II. H.VOSE CO., corn
OF r =, az. and 10th ST.; and other Grocers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-13

SONS OF rEMrERAScE.-ThisO Order, which for
a long time has been in very low condition in
this District, has again revived and taken fresh
start Last night, at a meeting of Good Samaritan
E .,a.n NO. L the following gentlemen were
se s at Annapolis, Md in September next: DR..
). Miller, j L. Kidwell, J. NJ. Burke, A. f.
Johnson, M. H. Clark, John Johnson ID. w.
- an Esq was Installed as Worthy Associate
OF the Division. OF the Temperance Orders the
only one which has maintained a continued exist
ence !: the Independent Order Of Rechabites. The
revival OF the Sons may give new life to the Tenn