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" cry CHEAP
AIIIINEN Suprrr>,o,

Those Of our customers who were ,iisannn,ntaJji;
optalnlnS any OF that very reasonably low priced
naat o G en- , E dMMS we advertised few
Market Space.
Superior heavy and fine All Linen 1914 Sheetinx at
GA cents, q"
Do. do. 1874 do at * oen,s
Also, all the finer grades and widths same
ln-I, IA and IL Cotton do,
With an immense supply of superior heavy and fine
a, l0+, II and ia SilecIa and other Table
Damasks; very cheap, ...r'-
Bathing, Toilet and other Towens in great variety
Pretty and light Quilts, in all sizes, for Summer
use,
An extensive and beautiful variety Of Eugene
Stripe" for furniture covers,
Chintzes and Bay Linens, and Borders to match,
Tor do, En-. a.. '
Wine and Fruit Cloths, Piano. Table and Stand
Covers, Gilt Transparent Shades,
Hull. Blue and Green Shade Linens, .
MusquIto and Fly Nets, with French metallic arches
90 suspend nets over beds, Tides, &c. )
All OF which arc new. novel, and will be sold very
low. as usual. CLAGETT K DODSON, q
Ha z-soet Estates 4 Alex. Gaz,l
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II The Richmond Enquirer of Saturday pub
fishes letter from Gov. Wise, occupying twenty
eight of its columns addressed to VIM r Sam
ford, Esq, Of Alabama, in reply to a letter from
that gentleman on the politics of the day. The
Governors letter discusses nearly all the political
issues of the country. past, present, and prospec.
tive
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Music IN THE PUBLIC GRoUNps.-lt Is UNI
Mrstood that the Secretary of the Navy win
order the Marine Band TO commence the usual
concerts in the public grounds this week. They
will perform on Wednesdays at the Presidents
house and on Saturdays at the Capitol grounds
Our citizens will generally be pleased with
this prospect of agreeable afternoon entertain
mentS -
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RETURNED.-Dr. Thomas M. Tate, Audito

RETURNED.-Dr. Thomas nj. Tate, Auditor
of the Treasury for the Post Office Department
after an absence of four weeks on account of
ill health, has returned to the city, and re-
sumed his official duties this morning. In his
absence, the chief clerk Of the bureau, Henry
st. Geo. Offutt, transacted the Auditors bust
ness
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five miles of the surveying party sencampment'
and had seen no hostile Indians No mention
is made of any fights with Indians, although the
party must have passed near the locality where
the reported recent Indian disturbances oc'
curred -
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

THE MEMBERS OFTHE HIBERNIA IITR
respectfully acquaInt their friends and the oo
Assembly ON MONDAY EVESiNG, Ma -
p . az Franklin Hail. corner Of 9th aud ID SITS I. NJ
Inc COMMITTEE OF Arrangements pledge tl-,useI zee
70 spare no pains IA making thls without xcepttoR
the pleasantest OF the season n
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

TIE WATER BILL.-The public Of Washing
ton are snxiously awaiting efficient action upon
the bill now before the Councils, to regulate
the distribution of the Aqueduct water. On no
other subject matter that has so far been acted
on by the Councils Of Washington city, was so
great interest ever manifested by their con-
stituents First, because it is by no means inn
possible that before being licked into the shape
it is finally to bear, it may become a stalking
horse for very extensive reprehensible Job
bing' at the expense of the w ashington public;
and next, because as being considered in the
Council chambers at this time, it is by no means
impossible that it may fail entirely Of enact
ment We are satisfied that the taxpayers of
the city care little or nothing for its details
consumer n supply of water as large and regu-
lar as possible, and at the lowest possible rates
of TAXATION for it; and next, that the Corpors-
tiOn's portion Of the work shall be commenced
and completed at the earliest possible moment.
The interminable differences in the views of
the members of the Boards upon every con-
ceiyable point in the bill bode much further
discussion, consequent delay, and hotch- potch
work of it when completed. This is enough to
excite the public apprehension here. While we
credit all the members Of the Boards with an
earnest desire to secure the best possible law
for the public interest, we respectfully suggest
that they may be defeating their own purpose
by overriding the work of discussing and
amending the bill.
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DTHx STAR PUBLISHES rHs LISTS OF LETTERS
S.rxrxa IHx WASHINGTON CITY Pos OFFIcR>
unpxR THE PROVISIONS OF THR LAW DIRECTING
THKN TO BIZ PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
rHK LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF TIE OFFICE. lTs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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I ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL

May FESTIVAL, bPgs leave % present has SINGER. eQ
thanks t9 his friends and the public Tor the -
cohtlnuSl patronage aud faYOrs shown himf
since the hTst introduction Of the MAY Fest-l.k
val, which from that period has been 80 favoIaI-s
ceedlnEy not TO have u IA his power 10 hold tins
Interesting attraction IN the old saloon where tie
nrst was held, and where the old ones could come
70 see themselves again an their young ones under
the rooi OF bygone dsys, and ENJOY for few ne
me- Is the delightful mementoS ol the pact
he Is truly sorry 20 have been pTeVeutfc the honor
OF giving his card Ia the ladies, formerly bat h.
Ie pectny requests hersby that this course ma, 10
socePtable and considered q regular aud eauiyH-
- a. formal invite. The ladies of Iieorr,tos o.
he1ahlfa, and surrounding country are REQ uested
70 notice IN" san e. Also the heads a IA. varinus
~ pa tme' Tori n Minister. minister's of The
va lDus d mlnati ,us the pri lcipais az colleges
aEd acadrml"s, theMayors Of the cIty of WashiiI.-
ton, GEORGETOWN, and Al IA d "a, ard the gentle
iheh att1ch"s al ire press Hh2 VI. W,FAMs
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Barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m (cor
rected for temperature 80, 27I; at noon 30.llj
Thermometer, at a. m, IL at noon(5
Maximum during "a hours ending "a N. to
day, CO.; minimum 49,
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TEE WEArHKR.-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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~ GLYMONT PAVILION,

w. UL1 MONT PAVILION.
II HIS beautiful and popular Retrea 4
has been greatly improved since lat sea- VEA3
son, and will be open for the reception of
Excursi9nlSts on and AFR first Map, Tho pavfi-
Shutters which will add greatly to the appearance
and protect the Saloon from all driving rains
A aeU DRESSING Room and Con f,rti0g,ry Ds,o,t
ment has also been attached, and the premises i'm
proved with Summer Houses, Swings, and various
other anu eIneEts. -, 'F'"'
Parties wishing TO engage the place can do so on
application to the propretos at their pace of bus
the use OF the prem free of charget6e proprie
tors reaerving for themselves the privilege of fnr
ground, for the accommodation of excuTtionists At
city prices that being the only Recommendation the.
will receive for their investment NV
The boat or boats when engaged by a committed
Will be allowed to land free, and the Pavilion jghtsd
the same conditions. ie"' oh
Night parties on all occasions will be charged 81
for liz hting the premises. e'u %
JONES Il MILLER.
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" CANTON MATTINGS!
w r. Have the pleasure of Announcing that our
stock of klattngs, in all the va'ious brands, Tade,
widths and sty les Is now complete. will be fur
nlshed at short notice, at the very lowest rates.
We have
Extra heavy White and Red checked "Govuua.u
Do. do. Contract Manning !"
This lot Is unusually heavy and good-very cheap
Also, new make called "Chowing," which can
be sold astonshingly cheap.
Also, y \, very heavy, aud fine ~, aud 1
and Red Linen Floor Dana. ks, for covering car
pets This article. for its durability, beauty, and
Saving time and trouble in moving parlor car pets
Is Eow preferred for such rooms to mating.
Also; an extensive supply OfsupeIior Floor OIL
CLOTHS at very low figures; Table and Stair do
An Immense stock of STAIR RODS, STAIR
CARPETlNGS, DRUGGETS, RUG : and MATS
We are sell ing at prices to ,atisfy the most ecomo-
lcal housekeep CLAGETT Il DODSON.
ma 2-eo6tIf Estates. & Alex GaZD
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" KiNDIING AND STOVE WOOD.
WHiTE AND RED ASH COAL,

CCMBERLAND, LUMP SMITHS COAL!
full assortment of all kinds ALWAYS on hand.
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE GIVEN;
FdIR PRICES EXPE"TED,
We wish 1t understood that we design doing a
cash business. Persons sending US their orders W III
please send the money or have it ready when the
fuel IS delivered, thereby saving us the trouble of
sending for H.
We would say to those few persons having 40
counts we consider them due at any time We pre-
sent them; consequently we expect the money when
presented. r., T. A w NJ GAIT
Uhces-NW. Corner 18th and G sts., No 3I7; and
loot of 18th ST., below War Depart't ma 2-tt
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lUk NAME IS OrR MOTTO.-The mer

nuR, NAME IL OF II MOTrO-rhe msnlrt.
" OF the SHIELDS CLUB take this neth"d "a
OF announcing TO their many friends and the -
pubic that their First ttand Bail Will bs IN
EVENING, May 9Th, 1854 -.
n. B.-I.adiss are most respectfully, inxited a., NJ,
cards OF invitation will be sent
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, sdmittinga gentleman
GU 4auiee' ap5-2t
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DNEiNG ESTABLISHMENT
JOHN Il. BERkLEY, lately between 9th aud
city Of Washlngton has associated himself with
Mr. w. BELL, Dyer, No. i29 Penn. avenue, oppo-
rite the United States Hotel, under the firm of MN
Bell Il John T.. Berkeley.
He deems IL unnecessary to state what he can do
ladies having him the preference for so mann
years IN the 81 X line. To strangers he would say
that they can have all description Of Silks. Grapes
color, or cleaned and finished in most superb and
indispensable manner.
John L. Berkeley bags to call the attention of his
former numerous Georgetown customers to hi.
card. "
Gentlemen's Coats Pants, ClOaks and Wooden
Goods Cleaned or Dyed In Mr. Bells superior Lon
don styles which has been extensively patronIzed
since the year 1888. WIN. BELL,
J. Il. BERKLEY.
y. B.-Crape Shawls handsomely cleaned and
whitened. ma , ets
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FOR RENT-One new FRAME HOUSE. con-
l. tanning SIX rooms, situated on Massachuset.
aEenue between 18th and 18th streets. Pump in the
yard Kent Sl2 per month. Apply ON the premisss
ap2-St fiN'''os''
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WANTS.


w stand in 4 store market, or anything else 10y
which he make honest living. References
given Address Box l L, Star Office. IT
WANTED-By q young Woman, q SITCA-
w TION as cook, washer, and ironer or h. do
homework and plain sewing. Good city references
y ,nS II required Apply at No. aga nth st. between
WANTED-A MAN and his WIFE without
w encunbrancel To work on farm few miles
from Washington. The man 10 do labOring work
and the woman 10 assist about the house. Apply 81
this office Tomorrow morning from to II O'Clock.
WANTED.-A DR. ESSNAKER who thorough
situation BY applying at Mrs. DIVISIONS No.
300 Pa. avenue. It.
WANTED-A SITUATION as nurse by a
81 ady woman, who is capable of taking care
chat1bgrw0rk and sewing. Can come well recon-
msnGed. Would have no objections to travel with
w come well recornine nded, a SITUATION as
COX. Has NO objection to going "a the country.
WANTED.-A German Girl. who speaks Eng
w Iish. wants PLACE as house servant She
w<ER ss s9P fDSG .tfcs 3 aPS. to
City Hall. ma 81.
WANTED-By a respectable girl, SITrA-
w fIDN a. chan,bermaid aud 10 do sewing Has
NO OBJECTIONS Ia taking care of children or 90 tray
for two or three days, at 4s2 street doors fram
9TH street. IT,
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES ToOB-
"A tain BOAR IN a German CCatholicD famil,
where ne may have an opportunity of acquiring
thslr language. Address VICTOR, Box II Ofice
Evening Star. ma 2 gs
A LADY DESIRES TO OBTAIN A FEW
"A PUPILS FOR INSTR LOTIONS ON THE
flANO, which will DO given either ~ their homes
or her residence, as may be preferred. Terms
moderate Apply al No. - X, betwe, eth and 9Th
streets. ma St.
SIXTY DOLLARS 4 MONTH
~ $1,000 AND ALI EXPENSES PAID.
A LOCAL AGENT IL WANTED in every
County IN the United States and Ca ada, To engnRe
IN respectable and honorable business. by which
the above profits may certainly be- realized. For
iull particulars, address Ii. LONGRI r.. finclose
two stamps to pre- pay POSTAGE New York city.
WANTED TO RENT-A small HOUSE, CON
tanning three or four rooms, part Of
mousse situated IA the northwestern part of the city
ap 2a-St@
WANFED.-An active and industrious bow with
w no had habits, ageo IL years, having been Inv
ing IN the country for two past. TO learn
the Trade of a Carpenter, and to be bound as an
apprentice 10 some respectable MASTER. Insuire at
this office. ap9a-Sts
WANrED-All those afflicted with Inramms
w tory Disease to read the testimonials OF DR.
COIGSW ELLIS NEW MEDICAL SALT in an
olhsf Column mar I7-tr
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H.. A. STRAUS
DsESS Leave to inform his friends, customers,
sno the public m general that he has opened at the
store, No. $40 Pa. avenue. between 10th and 18th
stfeets, well selected stock Of ri
Connstlng in
GENTS,
+ . .. YOUTHS and ...
49, ..... ... BOYS CLOTHIN(S
Also, a good assortment Of : ''-'''"
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. h.
Which he viii sell at the very lowest prices.
Up S-St A. STRAUS, $40 Pa. sy,
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EOR RENT-A large STORE ROOM on Pa
l. avenue, between l4th and 18th streets. south
sue, formerly occupied as gas fitting and plumb
Ing establl shnent, occupied by Thos Fursa For
further Information apply at BUFFERS Restaur-
ant l4th street, near the corner of Pa. avenue
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FRoN THE SOUrnwEsr.-Chas. L. Mix, Esq
Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs, has
received letter this morning from Mr. Cooper,
Indian Agent, dated April ., at camp near the
Waehita mountains. Mr.. Cooper informs the
Bureau that he has been kindly furnished with
an armed escort by Maj. Van Dorm, with whom
Nc set Oh, TO hunt up the party engaged in sur
Feying the Tooth meridian. He was also &C.
compah'ed by party Of ChOctaw and Cherokee
indians which tribes are interested in the
survey They had travelled to within thirty.
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II AR E e IAN CE.-CONFECTIOSERy
H STORE FOR SAI.E-The subscribe lain
abo3t 10 retire from business offers his old md well
Established CONFECTIONERY S'fOR y frT 80
Being situated IN the heart Of the city, and im,ne.
dlatAly opposite two Of the best hotels RroHn',
dnu We Ndlohal rare chance is presented to an,
one uesIrous OF engaging ia the same Dusines.
WEAVER. 341 Pa. ave- an 9S-ao9vr "
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= sICKLES TRIAL, m
De Wits full report Priss % cents: III
az SHEPHERDS
apo Corner 9TH and ID streets,
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A FINE OPPoRTUNITY NOW OFFERED
"A To person DESTROYS of engaging I'm the butter
buslnes. person who ID about declining bu,insss
wishes to dispose of has entire Stands, Bu,Inrss,
capital of one thousand dollars and will psT eIrh
ten hundred year. For particulars ina uirs at the
Northern Market. an Sa-s,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR LEASE-The
subscribers offer for rent for a term of three
and streets, Known as the .iSIuS H0T ~ iI0Is
belonging to the estate of the late James MaheT,
Also, that VALCABLE PROPERTY at the
corner OF l4th and streets. occupied lately Ly Mr.
Il 10 admirably adapted. f"' P'o
Propositions va writing will be received until
above. EDWARD n DVER" vi '"e
,,at ThOS. J. FISHER,
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EOR SALE-An excellent and safe FAMILY
i HORSE, CARRIAGEand HARNESS ~
May he disposed of separately or together ~
as desired and can be at al hour. stNSS
PUMPHREi'S stable, on e, between 41s and 9Th
"A
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WOOD AND COAL YARD FOR RENTAND
w FiNTl RES FOR SALE.-The stand has =
central location and commands large cash uSton
The Carts, Horses, Office, &c. will be sold Ar mr.
fee. e ~ = S es ~ vi
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ap9-d Exec,,o-s

Il OTIS FOR SALE.-On the Canal. No. s. IN "a.
- 2bn,6o by lO No. 5, in same So, forms an with
No. s. and fronts ~ feet ISL street adjoining the
roundIy No s, IN Sq. ~, near corner Of Ohio av
anu 18th ST., about Is feet front Ohio avenue and
fronts also on St, on louisiana av and the C,ua1
close To the Market; No. s. IN So s2 81 feet on the
Sanal and about same on Louisiana Az mart ~
EuggItts Lumber Yard . also, east half No s same
So, ~ feet on the Canal and about same ON I,oui,i
Ana ay. Apply to +. l.. ROGERS 8, Carroll Hall,
bdltltnore. I-2ay2In
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0C-CITY COLLECTOR.-Please Announce
I JAMES +. HALLIDAY, the present Civ
Collector, rs a candidate for detection in June
aP20-u
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EOR Rents small new BRICK HOUSES Is
L rooms each, near the Navy Yard. App'y 10 H.
~. HOolI, SIS "a. avenue, or at tho Dry Goods
Store of Mr.: kOONS. on 9Th street. near the corner
of street. NAVY Yard, for the KEYS. apS'-T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

nSEIRST WARD.-A meeting of the Anti
III kn9G Notklngs Of the First Ward will be
O'Clock, at Stotts Hail. corner 2th street and Penn
avenue, for the purpose of selecting one member TO
ne II0ard Of AderLnen and three members of the
Oh or
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ITO THE ANTI-KNOW-N NOTHING vO-
uS. TERS OF THE THIRD WARD-A
meeting Of the Anti Know Nothing voters Of the
THIRD Ward Will be held ON VI ONDAY EVEN NG
AZ ocock, at Temperance Hall, to elect delegates
20 the Convention To nominate suitable persons for
the Offices OF Collector, Register, and Surveyor at
the ensuing election in June. Its
IETlIE ROOMS BEING ALI. ENGAGED
Tor Monday night thu above meeting is postponed
place. an SO-3ts
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wERNER's
.GNMN SIIFN ID

No 521 eO-ser NiEfh 50. asd LONfsiaaa areass
Inviting friends q Gu stoners % this new
branch of my bu >iness, promise Co keep thIs place
ia true PhilsLel PhIa style,
Lookout for further notice.
ap S-lm CHARLES W ERNEh.
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1%SECOND WARD ANTI-KNOW MOTH
Il ING MEETiNG.-A meeting will be held
on MONDAY, May I'd, at IA O'Clock, at Harmon,
HAL. street between 18th and 18th streets for the
purpose of ciactlng five Delegates tn the mil
know Nothing Convention To select suitable candi-
dates for Collector, Register, ard Surveyor The
meeting VIII also nominate member for the
Board Of Aldermen and three members for tho
Common Council. IN S1-ot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

H < 3-6..BALTIMORE CONFECTIONE-
,LS RE.-PersOns in want of CONFECTIONERY
Water lees, and Ice Cream, made of the purest
cream OF various lavors, at $50 per gallon. will
pic asc call At $50 9Th street, betw cen G ard H.
Parties, Excursions, c., supplied with Ice Cream
Al : r gallon.
Particular attention paid to furnishing Balls,
Dinners, Suppers, &c.
ap Slim JOSEPH SCHAFFIEI
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-A medium sized DWELL ING
~ HOUSE on Maryland avenue, between stn aud
IN streets, Island For particulars inquire Of g.
w. BRAY, 3l6 18th street, opposite the Intsllisen-
cerOHloc ua2 -eO3t
EOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, with
Il bathing room, clstarn, large yard and the best
oil water very cunyanIent. Can be- had very low bv
acarefnl tenant Inquire at SO l2th street, botws
u and n ms 1-9ts
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Il four story BRICK HOUSE with n Isrse ii
building, situated IA street. ia the in,nej;s -
vicinity OF PennsS wanna avenue. The hons. -
very desirable for a Store and R.sdepce ean,Ii,.
or Tor any profess inBal gentleman hppiy Ia n,
hICHAhDS, 42l r. street. corner of ath. an ri az
FOX REST-Two airy SLEEPING ROOMS
Mo11.,,e7s ia. avenue, three doors east OF KIRK
ap 25-6t'
y between 18th and 18th, in the immedists neigh
.od OF the Government Departments. Water
III LII gas throughogt Rent moderate 10 good ten
aP B-bt F. A. LUTZ.
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REST ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATED
- WARE Is sold regardless Of cost at H. SEM
. IF
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n 'IKAND LDDJE OF THE DISTRICT
S OF COLUMBIA, +. A. A. M.-The semi-
annual communication Of tho NJ. w. Grand Lodge
OF Free aud Accepted Masons of the District of
Columbia, will bs held At Masonic Hall. corner of
ID and 9th sire Is. on TUESDAY, Nav 81, ri 4
O'Clock p. m, At which the punctual attendance Of
the officers aud members of the Grand LOdg e CON
hdcntly xpccted.
Master MasOns in regular standing ara cordiaIr
invited To attend.
BY order OF the NJ. w. Grand Master
aP SJ-3t q. A. SCHWARZMAN, g. =
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III Tickets may re secured At Philips bookstore,
Taylor a. Maury's BOOK store, Metzer0tt's Music
Store, Davis Music store, Ellis Muslc store. ShIl-
hRgton,s Periodical store. Bishops Pencsiical
Storr, Blanchard 4 Mohun's bookstore. FraRck
Tsylor's Bookstore, aud ~ Shepherds News store.
nh street; also, NJ Hatw isles Book store, Alexsa
Georgetown. ma2d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11

| AN INDIAN ENoouNTER-W We have reoeiv'
ed the following interesting intelligence
| from n gentleman who has lately returned
! from surveying tour in Nebraska. Ii ap'
/ pears that one of the Pawnee chiefs had be-
come enamored with the charms OF a maid
en- Of the Sioux tribe. After a brief wooing
no asoertained thu his affections wero rccipl
rocated, and he was an&iously awaiting the
timo when the dusky enohantress should
gladden. his own lodge, and an alliance be
thus formed between the tribes which had
not heretofore been friendly.
| Unluckily for the trusting heart Of ouI
hero, and as viudcution OF the adago tha
"the course Of true love never did rur
smooth, coxcomb Of the maidens OWE
nation succeeded, through the instrumen
tality Of superior arts, in winning her iron
her allegiance When the news Of this ca
tastrophe reached the Tilted Pawnee, be, a
the organ of his tribe, made a formal docla
ration Of war against their enemies the n
oux,
Upon the appointed day quite a larg
delegation Of each party appeared, and tn
battle began. We have not full phrticu
lars of tho fight but learn that the Pawnee
we're victorious, and the Sioux driven iron
the ie d Several were killed on both sides
and among them were two Pawnee braves.
Thus the slighted warrior plucked out tn
memory of bis i'll starred courtshiP.-Leap
caWorM Ledger.