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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer. D.
rEWO-STO FRAME unrSr An

AT AuGTIeN.0On WEDNESDAY, the 18th
o'clock p me-, good And nearly new two-story
lrone House, containing six conveniently arranged
ann the lot on which IL stands, being part OF
OF NO. u. IN square N $50. This properly is
asc maly located, fir ntng on LIST str O. vast,
betwet X and :. streets north
Ieims: Oue- loarth cash the balance in 6. II. 19
anu q ihonths 19r notes bearing interest from day
Title i, disputable. - - N0' WI ''"s' "'Ao"
Sc 8 d A cpCt,N A..
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THE FIRST BALL Of the season is to be given by
the Jackson Club, on Monday night next, at the
Washinytoa Assembly Rooms, Louisiana avenue
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By. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneerss.

On TUE sDA = M0RNINii. SsPfsn6s s = Isl isln.
az .d der 9eiSck At No $50 street, between 18th
Elects OF family dec lining housek Keeping. com
r,ano eorts, Psror snd Chamber Curtains,
Mating. Whatnot Tables, Chairs, I.ounSe. Bed
stsads, Bnreaus MattTesses. Psrlor, Chamber. aud
,t stoves together wthmany other articles,
seS ThSa M J. C. Me's UiRE & Co sucts
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SANFORD's LIVER fNvIGoRArOR.--who that Is
troubled with any Of those dIsayreeabe comp aigts
such as Jaundlce, Dyspepsis, or Liver diseases al
any kind. but would Ike to know OF remedy for
these unseeniy visItations We EEL that We are
dong our lnvalld readersan invaluable service il
we can induce them to get bottle of DR.. Sandlord s
InvIyorator, aud take it, for we known from per
edies for general debility, and oonssq emit nacti We
bodily powers, ever before used. Its action is so
taken and il il does to others as it has to rs. half
bottle will be all that is needed. We known OF
nothing we can recommend with such confidence
as family medicine, as the InvigOrator.
au Sl-2w,r
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT elsewhere Of new and de-
sirable articles in the upholstering and house-fur-
nishing line for sale by Markrter, Seventh street
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TIE ST. JosEPH's BENEFICIAL SOCIETY are
having very pleasant picnic to-day, at Messrs
Humphrey Juenenann's, Capitol fiill.
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Death Of am Emin.,, CI,r,ym,

DeutH OF Hh Cmfnent CIergyman.
BALTIMORE, Sept. s.-Rev George w Burnal
died at his residence here this morning Of a dis
ease OF the heart, and after few hours sickness
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BLITz, that most genial and popular TASK tn
ebiidren9 Of magicians, will positively be a
Odd Fellows Hall next week Good
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EVERYBODY on the Navy Yard is to be at ths
Navy Yard Hall (Odd Fellows') tonight to sec
Wyman open his budget OF wonders-at least the,
will miss IT II they don't
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-AUUYI0H sALW
"a V'By.A. GREEN. Ancsioneef. ,

49, Dy A' VhEEsN, Auctloneef. y -
HANDSOME AND LARGE Bill, DING or
ArcrIoN On MONDAY, the 2th in stsnf
shall sell in front of the premises at o'eocI ~
M ths following piece % property, yizs = -
LOT No =, IN Square No. 667. having front Of 4,
feet tuches on fst street west, running hack IN
fest inches, between u and v streets south ~
. Terms; One hall cash; ba ance in s nd months
Tor Eotes bearing interest, satisfactorily secured.
seb 2 Te.fHfsfra, A. GREEN Auot
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DIED,

On the 5th instant. CAROLINE. eldest daughter
OF Catharine and the late Charles FRAZIER, aged
years and u days. -.... .'. -
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
SALE OF CORN IRISH

EXECUTOR's SALE or CORN ip1Su
- SWEET POTATOES, AND CABBAGE,l ALL GROW
ING IN THR FIELD.l FARMING UTENSILS &c, Ar arc
TON I'm ~ EpNESDAf,th the l4th instant. shall
SELL at IL O'Clock M 81 the farm of the late Enos r.
berkIey, In FrInce u 'orges county, Md, about SIX
near the Long Old Field o ''
About acres Of Corn, patches Of Irish and Sweet
20. Potatoes. and Cabbage, AL growing in the field
Also. lot OF Farming Utensils, Oats IN the straw
FERNS: S25 and under, cash over SIS, a credit
OF aud months for notes satisfactorily enc orsed
bearing interest.
scent AGH: rF;nGfeearot-
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FUTURE DAYS.

Ok TONS OF IRON AT AUCTION.-Oving
~ to the sinking OF the floor sustaining the COZ
unns Of our iron rack and having place 10 store
iron whlle repairing the same, will offer at pub.
nc auction on WEDNESDAY, next, the l4th nst
tne whole OF the stock on hand, consisting Of
OvaI; and 6aif Round Iron, and Fire, Spring,
Steel, assorted sizes,
Previous to which time we offer rare induce-
prices for cash. " 00''
a JOHN r. ELVANS & CO.
Sc 1-St States lEts& A .ex.GazD 30g pa sv
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF HORSES, MILES
-, - BUSGY, CAPT. WAGONS, AND Harness, Ar
ASCIloN.-On FRIDAY, the 9th instant. | shall
ssli, az the late residence Of Enos F. Berkley de-
ceased at IL O'Clock m. on south 6, between 18TH
anu I5n streets east the following mentioned goods
Horse, Mare and Colt, Mules. l Buggy, Cart.
wagons, lot Harness. Riding Saddle, / Wheel
O. Terms: Al sums of s2j and under, cash: over
IIiy endorsed, be airing interest
WILLIAM DIXON, Executor
eo-ot A. GREEN, Auot
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MINIS DRESS SvIrs,
v.,r Mess Bxsinsss Sxiss,
Youths Business Sxits,

~ -. g.. f.. CailfTsa'S School SHits.
:, NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
store, browns Hotel Building, would res pectfuljy
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing IL now ready for Inspection. 1t
Il sed oil an assortment of Genteme.i's and
ouths Clothing of the newest and richest ssi rms
In material, trimming, and wOr kmanship :"
. TO those who study excellence with economy in
offered for selecting from the most attractive stocE
duced prices. y an Say,v
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au s-M,W,Ftd
BY A. GREEN. Auotioneer

BY A. GREEN, Auetioneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
- rttANo FORTE, DC. AT AUCTfoN.-On FRIDAY,
the sth nstant shall sell at 10 O'Clock a. m al
the residence OF Mrs. Beck, at the corner of lth st
ahu "a avenue, over the music store No. 32T, 4
general variety ofFurnlture viz:
Rosewood Piano Forte, seven octaves a rood in
strument, 49, "
Mahogany Sofas. Chairs, and Rockers
Mshogany Sideboard, Dressing and other Bu-
reaus, ' ~
Mahogany Marble-top Centre and Pier Tables
Mahogany Dining, Card, and SIDE Tables
Bsd , ads, Wa5dTobes; Wash Closets and Stands,
Bedding, Carpets, Window Curtains and shades
Cane and other Chairs
Cooking, Radiator, and other Stoves
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware
win large lot of Kitchen Requisites
Ano many other articles, which we deem uuneces
sary to enumeTate,
Terms: MI sums under S25 cash over that sun,.
cTesIt OF and months for notes SAT- sfa
endorsed, bearing interest
Sc sd A CpErN A..
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wArcH RETURNS WIN. Poole, drunk; fine
and costs - Is. Augustus Van Peit, disorderly
in the market. fine and costs, 50. Is. Elizabeth
Bowen. stealing and disofderly; workhouse ~
days. lanes Quinn yagrant; do. 80 days Jas
Devine, do do. 80 days George Barry, drunk
aud profant; fac and costs, 50 49, 400 ~ I
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AuU1foH EAIM
THIS AFTKRN00N4 TOMORROW
BY WALLs BARNARD. Anotnoneer..

"
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
pi gust. sxeeated on She nth day of ysnnaFy, la5
by John w. Smith. aud recorded in Iiber j. A g.,
we. -, f9los ~ 80 so and sol, one ef the land
tecosas OF Washington county, District of Colum-
ssI, we su bscriber Will sell, on FRIDAY, August
n ~, asss Ia front of the premises, at eeleck p. M,
P, nnoT and designated as the northern part of
hnnsrad s 20 sight (S. In square numbered two
ii -, t'IIts -etght. 2Sss,l the said Part of
sS1ea. laying front Of enty feet on Fourteenth
TO the ras Saa running back with the same width
tne same premises which were oonveysd 20 ths
SAT, s tonn w. SIN by James Ren-y VIM and
VIE ny deed dated 5th of Febrnery ,Ss- , n
VIII We improvements, which consist Of n .ood
iaan TTS1se, ana now occupied a lager bee ia
street. between g and r streets s'ue vi it'h
lerms 81 SAFE; 40 lash; the balance In q AND -
months, the purchaser to give notes for the a
payments, bearing interest, and secured nv = 49,
of trust on the premises. W ueeu
hve days from the day of sale the Urn stee reserv
the night TO resell the property ON We dayS, nnb
purchaser. " VINO 1oi>ui''he
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
ea' '..t. F.A. TSCHIFFEEY, Trustees
.,su,vp.s WALL q BARNARD,
'"'" r" AuctIoneers.
II. THE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL RE.
resoio en- THURSDAY, Sept. 9Th, at S clock on
account OF the former purchaser not having com
pied nth the terms. e WI"
-, One hundred dollars will be required a. soon as
the property is sold.
49, F.I. TscHIFFELY, Trustee.
40 WALL & BARNARD,
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT ARMs.-Yesterday A
Green, auctioneer, sold at the U. s. Arsenal the
arms condemned and ordered to be sold by the
department. The articles consisted of riies mus
kets, cann0ns, artillery harness fints, &c The
sale was largely attended.bv bidders from Balti-
more and New York. Rifles sold for 3 to "a;
muskes, 81 to 81 so; cannonS, IS to Si2 harness
per hundred -'s. ~ - O'''
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Tue MOUNT VERNON left the western wliarves
yesterday afternoon, at quarter past O'Clock on
her return trip to New York. The following is a
list Of Ler Passengers from Washington e. w
Angel and lady, Mrs. Golden, Mr. Olcott. K II
Clarke, Jos hi. Bradley, Jno. b Brown, Gornelia
Brown, ROSamond II. Law, William Miles Mrs
Miles, Elizabeth EmInert, Miss Emnert Al iss
Downes. The complement Of passengers was
made up at Alexandria. .a e. O.
The following is a list of her consignees on the
first trip TO Washington G Il Il. Parker& Co. L.
y; Perry Co, J L. savage, u. ;. Coast Survey
blanchard x Mohuu, j. p. Milburn & Co, J. .
Davis, j. w THOMPSON Il Bro, Franklin PHILIP
J l.. Clubb for U = Senate, j. p. Bartholow, w
ID. Shepherd, Middleton Beall F. E. White &
Co., ID. Is. Clark, Taylor h Maury, Parker Il
SpaldiRg, john Potts, j j lizard i Son, Ellison
Cherry, Murray d Selnmes, n. H. Graham. WIN
bryan, h. III. Clements Il Co, Capt M. q. Meigs
q. :. Fowler Il Co., q. Mattingly, J Markriter,
F l.. Harvey & Co, w H. Il o. H. Morrison. p
j. Steer, w. Il. Dove < Co.
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R'D.NS PRAcTiCx.-The gentlemen who have
have uttered the listas nights 20 contend for the
bon"rs ia the grand Tournament Of the sons Of
aiaiia, T. cCine eli the 18th Instant are attend
In DALI al Arlington 10 practice for the Oera-
hiS" ISu "a q nunoer of gentlemen are tnga Ied
"a u'e prlciicr- and exhibit \ determination u
hr'"H'' - p'TisStas possible, la order 10 secure
sHeceSs Among them are some excellent horse-
men IT - q = -f 3-f1F
W 'RE REVTEsrED to call the attention Of the
r'h~" Z" the gang Of rcwdy boys, who make a
d'''y i''cu"- "i throwing stones, T. street
lctSren Ninth anil Tenth. Island. 10 the 0 ,es,
aEn"yaRe aud peril Of the citizens residing In
that uei -hbUrhoOd. Ftlsr. -sIlT-Y "
GRAND TOVRKAAENT ANe BALL is anpesnc,.,l
n ccinr oil at AnIlostan Island on TUESDAY,. the
18Th instant. in which the knights aud ladies OF
Virginia Maryland and the District Of Column,
arr invitetl To- particiPate. This viii padoabrdly
v snIPeth anair 800 - t.s{ szsxG - q :
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A RE You INSUR DAAmpIe indemnity
a AGAINST Loss by FIRE is offered by the WASH
o M1aO " PIN aNsgRANCE GQMPANYp Once
and officers al ctisens Of and
-.a.s DANES @. MCGUIRE, President.
q WV Va NaOs. SNN :. a. odtf
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A pleasant TRIp.-We advise all in Wash,
ington PURPOSE ne TO visit New York shortly who
have the time to spare, to voyage thither on the
steamship Mount Vernon She is unsuroassed
in her accommodations as a coasting passenge,
steamer, her charges are moderate, and speed
good and besides, at this season Of the wear ON,
may reasonably anticipate a smooth and ofherwi. !.
very agreeable time Of the coast =. :, ~ 40
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Wv LIN Us AuCt.
hARSHAL'SS ALE.-in virtue offs writ of fer
w acias issued from tae Clerk Office OF the Cir
cant court OF the District of Columbia for the conn
" oil w ashlngton and 10 we directed will eS n1se
y put'ic sa Tor cash. in front of the Court Hans
d99r OF SAID county, on THURSDAY, fhe "a da v
OF september, lSs, at u o'clock M the following de-
serbed property, to wit: A defendants right tite
clam and interest IN and 10 Subdivl sions Nos y
., and =, OF Square No. i62; also, Lot No ID. In
square NO ~, IN the city Of WASHINGTON ID. c.
t44setner with al and singular the imPrOrements
theIe1n seized and levied upon as the property al
i85l, IN favor of N. C. Stephens, surv Of JoHn NM
nkin, VS.. VIM. 3, Rnbt., Joseph NJ, and 1ossnb
downing, and Henry Il. Greer. =
au 2a-ts Marshal for District Of ColunSia-
NARSHAI'S SALE.-In virtue of a wut of
~ nerl laclas issued FROM the Clerk's Office of the
Ctrealt Sonrt u the District of Columbia for The
vnny oi ahinetp9 and to me directed, 1 Will
~ pose 70 puc SALE for cash. in front OF the Conf
u use DOOR OF said county, on THTRSDIV Ihe
Pm Gay 81 september next, Ia5a at u O'CLOCK m
lnS I9tiowlng described property, "a wit viz. Ali
right ttls claim and interest In md 70
Ihe south part al Lot No. IS, in Souare NJ cor
lronting o. feet on LIST street west between PieTce
street ana north street and running haci the
whole depth OF said lot l0 feet together with ard
singular the improvements thereon, seized and
lev1ed upon rs the property of EbeneZa Rodhird
tnd VIII be sold 10 satisfy Judicial No 80 10 Oato1
her term, 1872 IN favor of Corneha WittebaiJr. snT,
vlVor oil Charles FrankeHbergeT 4 Co.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
gu % uts Tor the District Of Columbia.
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ATTENTIoN..On account of having no cas- in
consequences cf the grading If the street, have q
splendid chandelier in my store, by which gentIe
men can select my fine Cigars and Tobac % "a he
lore A. BoGUs. TObacconist,
III" T. street. between 9Th and 9th
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ZINE READY-MADE - .r-..s.. .-.,.-- -.-----
CLOTHING r.' .T.
i- Black Alpacca do. do. 81 -
White and Brown Linen Coats, n.t.. ~ r.
White and Brown Duck do, 7 .. -Hs
. White Linen Pants, -,
~" White DUCK do. a'i 't .... D. t.t . '.t
: Buff - do. -s.B -.I ,.rr .s
IRA Yelling Busters, DO. ~
having connection with the largest mannfactur-
ing IN sssonshment north, we enjoy superior advaH-
eat possible prices: The styles are found to excel
snyshing In NJ Warrington, and the workmanship far
and Y SO aeknowledgsd by all who patrbnize our
, We q SO have on hand superior stock of Z; ents
FURNISHING Goods, and make to orlier Garments o
every desc puOn, at short notice, ut small al
= ,gssslg A7lEy :. j. M. McCAMfY 4. Co..
yI under National Uotal.
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II GRAPES.
DLACk Hamburg, Royal Muscsdine. and Mus-
cat of Al rXandrla Grapes can now be furnished
cheap 10 buyers, fresh from tho vinss in aay QuAn-
titles, at the garden 5th street west, between
and |. streets north st 6autier's Confectionery,
Pennsylyania avenue, tween 18th aud 18th streets
where a supply will BE- always on hand.
As the bearing lie unusually heavy this seasnn
they are selling At reduc ID prices. sec o.
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OPINIONS OF THR LONDON

OPINIONS OF THE LONDON W
PRESS. 49,
we recommend our correspondent TO try Mon.
Soyers new Sauoe, entitled the 'Sultana's Sane; ;
" Is nade after the Turkish recipe its flavor mi an
ceIlent and " ahords considerable aid in oases 81
slow and weak digestion.-7A Lasesf WE'VE Vi
"The Sultana's Sauce is savory piou.nt and -,
cE happy coordination of 1svors and essence.
worthy ofthe dellcate taste of a Sutana the 1snp.
OF Soyer, and the universal PATRONAGE on 4 d.
eliminating public."-Ob0rrey
"A concentration of all the pio uaut rexoprce. a
Turkey and sis"- Unitsd Ssrpies Gazefts.
As q titllater Of the appetite this Sauce stahds
alone. It's most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh
ble.o-Attds ~ -
The sultans ssuoe is most delicious .es.n-
sole Agents for the United states-GARDNRR
Spt.yELtN,,2 l5 Fulton street, New York; and
- The Sultana Sauce can be had in Wssbinstop
q n; RlDENOUR, 304 Pa ev.; SHEKELL&
or Pa ay and 10th 81; and other Grooers.
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE
~ For fiOT OR Cold DIsaKs OF Ar Krnna

This most delicious and 8
vented by the renowned
. Soyer," on his return
rom the CrlInea. and since
his decease Ia nlanufactur
ed 10y Crosse a. BLACK
WE'LL. London, from the
origlna recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for il
q trlaa, convinced that it
must add TO the already
large consumption, and
that y Will prove itself un-
90 ualled, either as = stimu-
liant. TO the appetite or an
aid TO digestion.
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BY +. BOWLING; GEORGETOWN.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTroN
y ~ HEORGErOwN-On MONDAY AFFER
NOON next the 5th of September, at 4 O'Clock, I
Ha sell. m runt oi the pTenIises that valuable and
very Desirable LOT numbered ~ situated at the cor
ne. 81 Isl and tTedeT,os streets, IS feet by 81.
Also pri 1ot las, fronting Sc feet ON n street IN
." ieei an dePth. with line spring of water. ~ -
au 81 i. BOWLING, Auot.
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RQ0K, STATIONERY, FANCY STORE
- FOX SA Ian old established Store in
Georgetown, D. C., doing q iirtt-rats bus ness, is
now otered 70, sale. Terms made - asOnable. Ap
Rllcatlon Tor the same can be addressed to "B -
Georgetown ID. CD Post Once se6 Iav2w
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The NESLEcTED DISTRICT Editor Star: Per
haPs very few of your readers know where the
neglected district is located. regret to say the
writer is too well acquainted with its boundaries,
which are from Seventh to Eleventh streets and
from the Potomac to Il street, Islands | venture
to say that there is not more neg lected spot in
the United States. have been waiting for some
steamboat agent to get some interest in that dis
tict. but have almost given up all hopes. Ii the
CommiS sioner OF Health would take stroll
down Ninth street to u, between + aud q and
the MANY holes the hogs have worked in the,
streets just about the size OF bath tubs no doubt
would order the removal of some Of them. We
have good reason TO be thankful for the dry spell;
otherwise we would have been all sick or dead
The Corporation say they have no money. Ishould
like to know what they have done with the money
they have collected from us this fifty odd wears
be satisfied | hope the CITY Fathers win take
our case Into consideration, and we will ever
pray. A SEVENTH WARDER
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A DoNArIoN.-Mr. Samuel Wilson, who was
injured by the premature discharge Of a cannon
at AnalOstan island, on the 4th of July last, has
received the following letter:
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HARM FOR SA t.E.-paIt OF the Ia. m on which
now reside eight miles tom Washington, an
the 7h street road. with or without improvements
For further particulars apply to w. a. RATCHE-
i!9k, Cottage Post Office, Montgoner, county,
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COUNCIL BUDsEr.-The session Of the Common
Council last Monday was long one, lasting from
q to ID
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II. p: LRsLIE-1his young swindler Of women
and purveyos general Of s'excellent situations
very much 70 his regret took his departure in the
o'clock train to-day for Pbiladelphia in charge
Of detective officer +. L.. Schlerum Of that city,
who arrived here with the Necessary authority
this morning, for taking possession of his prison.
err Leslie begged To be left here. and desir-
ed thai he might be retained to answer for-some
OF his malPractices in this city, well knowing the
ph1a but II was no 90 II
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II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
the 9th INST, same honr. "oN'
Se6-ts II nnUI INA A..
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A CoANENDABLK ExAMPLE--The Washington
Atheneum, debating society Of this city, which
meets every Wednesday night in the Aldermen's
chamber at the City Hall, appropriated at its last
meeting S25 towards the Washington Monument
funds substantial evidence of their admi ration
Of the character OF him whose name they bear
and alike creditable to their generosity and patri
otism- This Society We believe, is the oldest or
aud among Its active and honorary members mum
bers many Of our old and esteemed citizens, be-
sides large class Of young men whose talent.
give promise that they will hereafter fill with
honor thefr future spheres Of action The officers
FOR the present terms just elected are: President
Jerome z. Chase Vice President, Carey Gwynne;
Recording Secretary, II M. Woodward; Assistant
Recording Secretary, Il. j Hobbs; Financial Bee
RETRY, 5. duncan: jr.; Treasurer, F. Schmidt.
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ENOR RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE
with or wthoutfnfniturs. Apply on tbs p; r,n-
1898. 4Sc Eth 81.
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A WELL BUILT FAMILY CARRIAGE, tfor
~ Hour persons, modern style, and but. DgZ -
t If, wv gseD w VII be sold ,eheep. Apply at
between II andL .esN
ALI. PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE FS-
"A tate Of the late EnOs T.. Berkley are req uested
.esst payment WIN. DIXON. E.scusor.
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H A l. II T. r AT ONS -
On account of completing my arrangements for
the cons % season, the patrons Of c. GATHERS
RESTAURANT viii be waited upon "UP STATEsD
un'Il al necessary repairs thereof are finished.
-.i .. ..s c. GAUTIER. -...-
LADIES SALOON
se5 Ivy IIntl 252 Pa. av., bet nth a 18th SITS
DIANOS ar GREAT BARGAINS nave
l. several great bargains in Pianos. Call early.
se6 JOHN r. El.IIS
Ne" Srohh NEW STORE. NEW STORE !
DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE -".
Will open their PEW ENGRITTNG avn
PR,NIING kSrABL iSHMENT on MONDAY,
soIhne9t OF fiNE sfATi0NEkI, French, Eng
w nave . so lnorsssed our facll " for conduct
ing CARD PRINTING and I'm B0SsING mi
TAILS upon note paper and envelopes in,Colors or
Plain, branch Of our business To which we would
respectfully call the attention Of the public sec a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-08

E0R RENT-A newly finished COTTAGE
X, FRAME HOUSE. situated on n street north,
between lsth and 18th streets wet. containing SIX
rooms. Kent $3.50 per month. Inquire of John
Z. HILTON. 10th street, between l. aud Nj streets
north. No. 315. rs - 90 = ga 2-tf'
WEHAYE FOR RENT OR SALE, two com
" Portable BRICK HOT SES, situated on corner
OF 9Th and u street., containing rooms eaoh new
and In complete order. Rent moderate. Terms Of
Aa'e ace 1mmodatlng, CHApIN& Bro
au 3l-eo2w No 422 18th ST., bet. g and II.