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OPINIONS OF THE LONDON

1--WE recommend our correspondent 70 try Mons
SSoyers new Sauce, entitled the 'Sultsns's Ssuce'
~ rs maze AFTER the Turkish recipe; its favor is
oeilent, and II affords considerable aid in cases Of
slow and weak Objectionable Lancet.
The Sultana's Sauce is savory, pquant and sri
cy; p happy combination of havoTs and essences
worthy OF the delicate taste of Sultans the genius
OF Soyer, and the universal patronage Of a dis
eliminating puhic."-ObSsrrs-
concentration of all the piquant resources Of
turkey and RussIa."-UHittd Strrice Gazette.
alone. Ii is most valuable adjunct 90 Fish Flesh.
be."-Atlas. ~
The Sutana Sauce is most delicious zest."-
Morn. CiroHicLs.
sole Agents for the United States-GARDNER
G:YyELIN, 211 Fulton street. New YorL; and
BRAG n AYES: 81 Cornhill, Boston.
= The Sultana Sance can BE- had in Washington
Of II: RiDENOUR, BOA Pa av; SHEkETI.&
MILLER, pa Pa. av; III. n. VOSE Il CO., corn
or Pa ay and 10th St; and other Grocers
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ALEXANDRIA, June 27.-Flour-none offered.
Wheat-The first new wheat was offered 20 day
but found no buvers.
Corn-Small sales al sOaSac
Oats-No sales Rye-No sales
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text OF Micah, 9th chap, 9Th verse" He hath
showed thee, % man, what is good; and what
doth the Lord require Of thee but to do justly and
10 love mercy and to walk humby with thy God y,
AT night, from John. LIST chap, 10th verse
And Nathaniel said unto him, can there any
good thing come out Of Nazareth Phillip saith
unto him, come and see"
| st. Patrick's ChKych.-At the II O'Clock mas.
| the Rev. DIR. O'Toole preached an loouent sermon
from the Gospel Of the day, lit being the first sun
day after Corpus ChriNi,) as found i'm the 18th
| chap. Of st Lukes Gospel There was a very
large attendance upon the exercises After YES
pers, the Right Rev. Archbishop Kenrick. of Ral
timore. administered the rite of confirmation IN
| upwards of three hundred candidates, of whom
| more than one hundred were adults
Methodist Protestant CAurch. Ninth street In
the absence Of the pastor, Rev L. w Bates. ON a
Visit 70 the Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND Rev. John
hobb occupied the pulpit In the morning service
ahu preached an able discourse from Luke LIST
CHAP, I'D verse, "To perform the mercy prom
lsed to our fathers, and to remember his holy COW
enant." At night, Rev. Mr.. Ward preached from
denesis, Sd chap, I'D to 9th verses; a practical
and encouraging discourse.
f Street Baptist hHroh.-There was quite a
large congregation present at thi. church last eve
ming to listen to the Rev Mr.. Williams of Balti-
more, announced to preach before the Evangelical
society The discourse was impressive and inter-
estng. The text Of the occasion was from a mart
OF the 9Th verse. 9th chap of the Acts Of the
Ties: And he said, Who art thou, Lord And the
LORD said, am Jesus, whom thou persecutestn
W. r. tRhTch SOhfh.- the morning, Rev J.
G CRANBERRY preached from the 18th chap of Acts,
Nth verse-''And the times Of this ignorance God
Wlnked at, but now commanded all men eyery-
| where TO repent" At night, be preached from
18th chap. Of Matthew, part Of 3Oth VERSE; let
both grow together until the harvest
| English LKtheran Chxrch-The pastor. Rev !
| u. Butler, preached in the morning an effective
sermon, from the 9th chapter Of Romans, DIST rid
and 23d verses; and at night from the 18th verse
| OF the 18Th Psalm. This was an able discourse
upon secret sin, and was delivered with much
| perspicuity.
| ThufseHth-strset Baptist Chvrch.-In the fore
| noon, the pastor, Rev. MIR. Cole, preached an
able sermon addressed to professors of religion J
! from Revelations 3:l5-''I know thy works that
thou art neither cold nor hot would thou W, ri
| cold or hot"
Wesley ChapsL.-In the evening, Rev d. Ball
pastor, preached very interesting discourse from
| tbs text - Behold what manner Of love the Father
| hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called
the sons Of God''-ist John, Sd chap, LIST verse
| Grdos Church (I>i0nd )-Rev Mr.. IIolmead
preached an exceedingly forcible sermon upon
confession, taking for his text the 9th verse OF
john IF we confess our SINS he is faithful and
| just to forgive us our SINS;
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FINANCIAL.

Ngw YORK, June 27.-StoC KS dull. but hrmer
Illinois Central shares co; Michigan Southern \
New York Central 49,; Reading l2'; Missouri
6's ST..
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MEXICAN MusrAxs L.,S,Nvxr.

It's wonIerlul CT cts a consequent popularity
P'TbaPs NO article IN the history of the Md;,Tia
iIsdisd, ever auiref the same patronage was sui,
Jecte, To the same number Of severe and different
tests. and met with few failures as the Mustang
I.iniment II has Justly been styled a Panao.a for
all eIteTnal Wounds, Cuts, Swslings, SpraInS,
B'uises ar Eruptions on Man ar Beast. TITS so far
a medicine 81 surprising virtne that hysicians are
compelled 20 prescribe It, and from some remark
able cures Of ChI0Hie aud Distorted RhsHma,ic
the fret scientific minds of the age. No family can
afford 10 be without bottle of the Mustang lini-
ment in the house. BsraTs Of limitations.
The genuine Is sold BY respectable dealers in all
parts Of the world.
BARNES q PARK, Propristors, New York.
Also, Lyons Celebrated hSset Potcder. ..
jeT-lm,eow
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Non-ArriysI Of the Nova Nco,iau.
Conversational Nomiu

QUEBEc, June %, IL m.-There are vet no signs
OF the Nova Scotian At Farther point, now proba-
bly, In her thirteenth day out from Liverpool.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-TTiaI Of Hillary Hntchins
and job" Jones for the murder Of John Ennis
In accordance with agreement Of counsel, the
trial Of the above parties which had been fixed for
to-day, was taken up on meeting Of Court The
prisoners were conducted into court and placed
in the prisoners dock. They Were then arraigned
by the clerk, and pleaded not guilty.
The witnesses Were called and answered OF.
cept one witness for defence, young man named
Mckinley.
Mr.. Radcliffe, for defence, objected to going on
with the Trial In the absence of this material wit
ness. He was informed that Mckinley WAS in
Virginia. and had been seen every dav last week
lie would ask favor from the Court. that the
case be postponed until such time as the counsel
would be able 10 send for him.
The Court consented to grant the favor asked
but requested the counsel to Use all diligence in
the matter.
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Alexandria Market.

NEW ORLEANS. June 27.-Hon. Miles Taylor
has been renominated 10 Congress from the second
district
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lust RECEIVED lust RECEIyED,
JUST RECEIVEDt


,rn,- The largest assortment of
TRuNkS-TRuNkS-T TRUNKS
NALlCES-NAlICES-V AIICES-VkJICES
CARPET BAGS-CARPET Rags,
, BONNET Ron ES-BONNET BONES,
I.adies' DRESS TRU&kS-DRESS THINKS
Gentiemen's SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS nd
VALENCIA BAGS! no"
this city, which shall sell cheaper ths thew can
be purchased this side Of New York, for cash All
who wish great bargains will do we'll 10 call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. at
SAM'L p. HOOVER'S. Iron Hall,
ia. avenue. between 9Th aud 10Th stree =.
p have on hand also good assortment Of Lafies',
Ssenuemens, Misses, Boys, and Chlldren's Boots
which am selling of at first cost for cash and cash
oply. ABOUT Is per cent. saved on all boots AID
Wv s. p. HOOVER'S.
WIDE FRENCH LACE at STEVENS Fancy
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AUCTION RALM.


ny ). c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
RUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
nv virt korE F IN THE FIRST WARD-En deT and
the 18th day Of April A ID. 1884, and duly recorded
one of the sS 81 No; a. foos E z7z ss and "a,
,ne IN tmct Of Columbia, the undersigned as Trus-
viii sell az Pubic Auction, an front Of the
RiemIses, on MONDAY, the 9TH day Of June A.
u, iS's at O'Clock p. IN. Lots Nos. I. ? s. g. s. 6.
3: y ~, ~ L. III u, Is. H. and II. Square No
%, IN .ne city Of Washington together with all the
THIS location is rapidly exchanging IN value, and
VII pay largely as an investment;
deIIis One-third in cash, and the rema nder in
ona tHnaa Payments SIX, twelve. eighteen, and
cured by deed of trust, to the satisfaction Of the
FIVE day. from the day Of SALE the T1S.t s rsseqve
the tight to RESELL at the risk and cost OF the
All conveyanccs at purchasers cost.
TWH M u AIBB9Tr,t Trustees.
je Is-staw2w u. c. McGUiREE < CO., Auct'rs.
THE AAHB2 2EFE SAkE f. gss
GHAs:. ABBOTT rr.,.
ieHd J. c. McGUfRh EN- Cd Auct,rs.
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
vAbLUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
HOTEL AT AvtS1E 9EEsGTy BRoW w
July mkt shall sell in front Of the premises, at
sed ON Penn thst very valuable property stna
store of the Messrs Parker a Co and onnosite
browns Hotel, fronting about twenty seven feet
On .he avenue with depth of one hundred and tty
Ieet, 70 north street. improved by q large and
comm11dlous brick Store, Warehouse and Dwell
ing. Inc warehouse connects v it'll the store, and
SQUARE feet of ground, The Improvements are good
vel bult and IN good repair. Persons wishing To
well to attend the SALE " "
Terms of sale: One third cash, balance IN three
eaual PAYMENTS OF one, two. and three years, the
purchaser To give notes for the deferred payments
bearing interest from the day of SALE deed giveI
and decd Of trust taken. Title indisputable
Possession will be given In a r, asonable time
which will be stated at the sale
JeH-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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The COMMENCEMENT Of the Lafayette Institute
CL. C. Lcoinis, principally will take place at tie
Smithsonian Institution on Wednesday evening"
The exercises, we take IL. will be of much interest
from the fact that they will consist of original
compositions by young ladies Of high cultivation
Some OF these compositions. we learn are of an
order OF merit to challenge comparison with the
efforts Of standard authors. The commencement
exercises VIII have the further great attraction Of
music under the direction Of no less leader than
Prof. CauIfsld
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CRIMINAL COURT.-On Saturday, Mr. Norris,
Tor defence, took exception to the ruling of the
Court in the case of Charles Stewart colored con-
victed of assault and battery with intent to kill
6reenbury Hurley. The counsel had prayed the
court To instruct the jury that Hurley had no rig ht
TO strike the prisoner. who was 4 servant in his
empioy-he (llurley) acting as agent for Mr. Glib
son, restaurant keepcr-unless in self-defence:
that the blow struck by Hurley not in self-de-
fence, but when the prisoner retiring from the
premises. and had not made any attack on Hurley;
and therefore that the assault by Hurley was not
warranted by law. The Court refused the instruc-
tionsi but instructed the jury that If Hurley was
acting as agent for Mr.. Gibson. and had Stewart
under his direction as a hired servant to Gibson,
he had right to correct him. properly, for any
insolence or disobedienCe." The Court entered
the exception
William Lawrence, colored was convicted on a
charge Of ass1ulting small boy; and sentenced 10
eight months in the county jail.
COrnelia Jane Hall, coOred, and Antonio Lauri
were each convicted Of stealing a pair of shoes:
each sentenced to six months in the county Jail
VIM Boston, colored was tried and convicted
on charge of stealing a shawl valued at Sc He
was sent to the penitentiary for one year
Michael Queen was tried for stealing a goblet
belonging to Miss l.. Donoho; sentenced to twelve
| months in the pententiary.
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WATCH RErrRNs,-West Lock-up-Margaret
Jones, cold, unlawful assemblage; workhouse 60
days. Ann Johnson, do; do. 81 days Henney
Shadrack, do; do. 60 days. Jas Williams. do. ::
fine and costs, s3.7l. Lucy Grant, do; do. SO H.
Lemon, cOored. unlawful assemblaye; fine and
costs, 80 IS; Mace Slater, do ; do SO Is Richard
knight, do do. S615; VIM Bedford, do do.
S6.l5. John Thompson, do; do So u.s. Ann
Burke, do; q: Is. Lewis Hopkins, cold, disor-
derby; S3l5. Mark Evans, do SO Is. G. Cant,
do 50 ID. Ann Tracey, white. disorderly; 81 Is
colored, do; -. Is. Jos. Parker cold ont after
hours; So Is. One ledger
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HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION!
IL GREATEST INVENTION

HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION.
II GREATEST INVENTION
,ooy , OF THE AGE!
PORTABLE SUMNER BAKE OVEN,
The wonderful fleets of this invention must be
witnessed to be believed. IL requires less u
who'd for baking than is consumed in kindIipg Z"
the n 'es IN ordinary ovens aud stoves. One
cord Of hard wood will be sufficient Ia cook ~
IN II for family a whole yesr 10 cooks in about
one hall the time ordinarily required and the he at
Is regulated with such precision that scarcely any
ssl or care IL nec sary to cook with absolute
iection. Meats are roasted thoroughly with the
most desirable uniformity, and come from IL to the
table Juicy and tender. Bread is baked with or with
out hsrd crust, as desired, AUD will remain fresh
and soft much longer than bread baked in other
ovens Another very important advantage is that
the stove when cooking ordi nary, gives out so lit
e neat To the surrounding air that il will kndle
friction matches laid upOC il. that in summer it
scarcely heats tho room at all but in winter, by
opening one OF the doors, 1t will heat the room viii
use. ' "
For sale, wholesale and retail at
w. ID. WYVIII.'S,
sole Manufacturer, No 453 Pa avenue,
2S-lw 81 st. WASHINGTON
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Tins most delicious and a
vented by the renowned
d Soyer," ON his return
from the Crimca, and since
his decease is manufacture
Cd by CROSSE Il RLAck-
WELL. London, from the
original recipe. The man
ufactnrers simply ask for IL
n trial, convinced that IL
must add tD the already
large consumption, and
that u Will prove itself un-
90 ualled. either asa stiinu-
liant To the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
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ACQUIITED.-Mr. ID. w. Frobel of Alexandria
whose arrest al Norfolk on charge of passng
counterfeit money we mentioned last week. was
acquitted on examination. IL seems that he il |,
teacher VI tue art Of detecting counterfeit money.
which fact led to his arrest
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By J. C. McGtIIRE Il CO, AuctIoneers.
FNRUSTEE'S SAIL, OF FITR SiTITRE ENr

BY J. g: MEG IRE Il CO, AuctIoneers
'I'RISTEE'S SAIL. Or FURNITURE AND
4 HoUsEEEEPiNG EFFECrs.-By virtue of a deed
OF trust dated December 9TH lass and duiy recorded
IN l;lber }. A ; No los, f"ics las 1T seq, one of
the iand records for Washington county, D. G., \
shall sell, on THURSDAY MORNING, June 81 IN,
ataoclocE IN front of the auction rooms of Jas C.
McGulre Il CO. ~
Two large French Plate Mantel Mirrors
SnIt fGreen and Gold Br Jcatelle finished Parlor
Furniture,
Marble-tOp Centre and Sofa Tables
EIench EngravIngs. Window Curtains,
walnut WnatnOt, Cane seat Chairs.
brussels, Three.ply anu Ingram Carpets,
Ullcloth, Rugs, stair Rods and Eyes,
walnut Extension Dining Table,
China, Glass and CruckPry Ware
30 I'd Oak and Painted Chamber Sets
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, WaShstands
French and Cottage BcdsUcahs WardTohes
HAIR and Husk Mattresses, Boosters and Pillows
Blankets, Spreads, Comforts,
Toilet Sets, Looking glasses Lounges,
hnIrlserators. Cooking and Chamber Stove &c
credit of 60 and 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
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NARSHAI.'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of 6eri
Ifl Iacas Issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
curt Court OF the District of Columbia for the coun-
70 public sale for cash, in front of the Court House
do9r OF SAID county ,On w WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
oil June inst 1853, at II o'clock m the Following de-
scr!bed property, 10 wit: II defendants right title
claim and interest IN and To Lots Nos s. A. and 3
~ square west of Square No. 6s5, in the CITY of
WASHINGTON, ID. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
sold to SATISFY Judicials No ST. TO Nav term. ia5S
III favor OF Thomas II. Hayden. '
ios, w. SELDEN, Marshal
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SEE MARKRITER's new advertisement of fine
assortment Of PaPer-hangings and window shades
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jeT cost

SsNFoRD's iIvyR INvIGORAToR, which came to
recommend al s q cure for Liver Complaints .
and all dIseasrs aTISing from Diseased Liver. The
tsstImonlals of sn mary Of our Physicians In IT.
favor, indncad us To try u, and now conviction rs
certain that 10 IL Of the greatest blessings ever
given u by spepucs, for It made complcts cure
before the hrsI bottle was taken, and now we can
eat any thirg Cat1hc without trouble. while before,
BethIng bat the highest food would digest, AID
often tina, gave pain. Now what wa want To say To
ali oar readers 10, If Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia
trouble ,ou do not iaIl to try this, the greatest
remedy in the world.
Sold by AL Druggists. ieH-2vr
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CoNMoN SENsK rules the mass of the people what
ever the nlSnsmed and misanthrope philosophers
may say to the contrary. show them q good thing
let las merits be clearly demonstrated. and they will
not hesitate 10 give II tEU most cordial patronage
rbe masses have already ratified the jud gnent of
physician concerning the virtues of HOstettar's
stomach Bitter, as may be soen In the Imnianse
quantities OF this medicine that annually sold
in every section Of the land. IL il now recognized
a. greatly superior to all other remedies vet derived
los dI aSes Of the digestive OrsarS such as dar-
IN q, q! sentry, dyspepsia, anf Tor the various f.
that arise arrangement of those mort ous
"f the system HOstetteTs name is rapidly be,..ri-
ms a household wo'd, from Maine To + xss ON
the shores of the Atlantic to the Pacific Try the
article aud he satisfied.
Sold 10y all druggists IN the world. ieH cost
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ID NOTICE
URE OLD RYE WHISKY, BRANDY, OLD
. PORT, AND OTHER WINES.
have had IN store, and iust received, large ad-
diiional supply Of pure OLD RYE WHISKY,
BRANDY, and WINES, which will sell after
this dat, at reduced prices. ''~'
JESSE ID. WILSON Grocer,
je 2S-eo6w No. 227 Pa. av.. bet eth and Itb sts
ARE YOU INSUR D?-AmpIe Indemm,,
"A against Loss by FIRE is offered by the WASH,
NGTON INSURANCE. COMPANY. Office
corner OF Penn. avenue and 10th ST. tockholders
directors and officers all citizens of Washington ana
Georgetown. N
JAMES C. MCGUIRE. President
g. ID. HsNsnN Sac M 10 anJ,y
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THOS. J. FISHER. TruStee.
je Sn-eod T. C. McfIIIREE En- 49,,

VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT
FOR SA Elm pursuance Of the last vii and
testament of Or. Hanson Penn, late of Prince
sale, on THURSDAY, the 3Nth fay Of June inst
az III clock a. If fair, If not the next fair ds
thereafter, at his late residence near Baden shnTr
haryla that hlR hv desirable tract or parcel az
iand oil which he died seized and possessed, called
Sarrow," containing from one hundred to one
hundred and sixty acres. ~
This property is beautifully and most eir bly sit
Hateu, eAtending nearly to the village of Badens-
burg, and lying beiwe and bordering upon the
baltlmors And Washington RAJ road and the Bait
or 5 mi es from Washington city, and adjoins the
lahds OF John G. Rlves, Esq. Ii i'm high state Of
Hssd va 9aSns been loas and most p5otahy
lated; has extensive apnIe and peach orcb.rd 81
the choicest fruit, arge barn, and every necessa
~ ouiialng, either Tor farming gardening pur-
The main dwelling stands upon an emineuce, COM
Inandlng Tine view Of the village, railroad and
ent order has been erected but few years recently
painted Ia the most fashionable style and Nv an eY
peIlenced mechanic, within a hundred yards Of the
depot OF the Baltimore and Washington PaiIroad
known as PENIS station situated in q hean,rSii
grove o1 trees al the ra'est kind selected with the
greatest care and planted with much taste and is
cIherent varieties Considering its nroximity 10
Warrington city. by railroad ard turnpike beauty
vi iscliIty of procuring fertilizers advan-
pre-eml nently ada pied and presents MANY indnoa
m1nts Tor handsome and valuable country seat
. me lana Is annually increasing in value and
those having CAPITAL could not make a safer mora
Judlcious and profitable investment than by mr.
.haslng II; ard rarely Is favorable an opportuni
~ RIesented for certain and sure speculation.
Terms oil sale: One-thlrd cash balance in l. 9
and years In equal insta ments with interest from
me DAY OF sse tn be secured by the notes of the pur
shassI' With security TO be approved by the under
N. c. STEPHEN,
Jeo-s Executor Of Hanson Penn.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
Lii Persons having accounts on the books of the
subscriber arc respectfully informed that they are
now made out and will be presented this week and
ne earnestly requests all 10 settle I'D before the
of July, either with cash or short notes
JOS. l.. SAVAGE, Pa avenue,
between 10th and nth streets,
Jc - OF Estates Sign of Gilt
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RAILROAD IRoy FOR ALEXANDRIA The British
ship Elizabeth Bibby, sailed from Bristol, Eng
land the 9Th, with $50 tons of iron rails for the
Alexandra, Loudoun aud Hampshire Railroad
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SoYER's SuLTANA SAUCE.

- FoR Ior OR COLD DIsHEs OF ALL KINps.
| THIS most delicious and appetSIng Sauce was in
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AUCTION sALn.
4 GskEHHENs A,gc.ienser.


q DUVhE1 UeOrgetOWn.
RUILOlNG LOT IN GEORGETOWN AT
u, ;sICIioN.on TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
.8th instant at61s o ock, in front ofths premises
we VIII sell the west part Of Lot No 81 m r. and
H. addition to Georgetown, fronting 81 feat on N h
street, between High and Frederick streets and
perfect. '' pi'Pe'S Is
sale positive.
Terms: One third cash the residue in 6 and -
months, with interest from day Of sale 49,
given and deed of trust taken - A
ls2S BARNARD & BUCKLEY Auct'r.
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cWEDDiNS CAKES, very pretty and very cheap. Ice
ph'GJ GU w ateL ices AT Sl-5o per SALON, at the
fnilsdelphIa Confectionery, corner I2th and SITS.
Z MKN's DRESS SUITS,
youru., n, g.. News B~sisss, Ssiss,
Yoxths' Business Sxits,
CHILDREN's DRESS SuIT.,
ChiLdren's School Swifs,
O. NOAH WALKER Co, Marble Hall Clothing
store, Browns Hotel Building. would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Cinthing rs now ready for inspection, IL
Is comprised of an assortment of Gentlemeu's and
fouths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
IN raterlai, trimming, and work manship.
10 tnose who study excellence with economy, in
lashonable articles of dress, an opportunity is now
onered for selecting from the most attractive stock
OF Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
uooeu Piioes' apB-1y
MAkAViLLA! MARAvILLK.
,,, MARAvILLA ~
The most wonderful preparation known
For Destroying DdnirHf:
CKring Badness;
hcttertHg Sick Headache:
Prereniiag the Hair from Falling Out:
60, , and PRODUCING Glossy CnriS
sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the PropretOrs. Price 81 cents
CHARLEs ERNEST d Co, % Maiden Lane, Ny.
1t will accomplish all that is claimed for IT. and
no one need fear or mourn the loss of hair if they
Will use your Maravia." N'
jeS-Sm J. M. BRADsrREEr, 81 Broadway, ~ Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-27

The Coop WILL CLUB have made all prepara-
lions Tor delightful time at Arlington to-mor-
row They will be accompanied, moreover. by
some Of the sweetest, prettiest and most bewitcb
ing young ladies in the District Ho, for Airing
ton,