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DIED,
On the 18th instant, after lingering Illness SU-
SIZE. aged Is months. 5 weeks, and days, youngest
danshfs aT of lanes sPd MsrsaTfSt Ray
And shed its fragra'ce there;
And on its stam there closely hung
bud OF beauty rare
And soon it hung it's lov.l, head,
And from our hearts IL passed away
To wlther In the tomb
1t was in the latter month of summer
And the blossoms decked each tree,
When Suse's spirit took it's flight,
And left cur home aud me.
She was too pure bud to stay
In this world of death and gloom,
30 God has called our Susie away
To land where all IL bloom.
Dearest Susie thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bereft us,
And he can all our sorrows heal.
On the 18th instant, GEORGE THOMAS, the
only child of George and Ann Eliza Smlthson, aged
T TSs sn aud q "a f, i.Te
on 4th street west, between and NJ, north.
Goro thy Rest, my Child.
&c Go 90 to aR nv rd dfs.m my ss' bed;
Gentle, and IN SEX, and mild.
With blessings on thy head;
Fresh roses IN thy hand,
Buds on thy pillow laid,
Haste from this fearful land,
Where flowers so quietly fade.
Before thy heart might l.arn
In waywa rdness to stray
Before thy feet could turn
The dark and do INWARD way
Ere sin mi ght wound thy breast,
Or sorrow wake the tear.
Rise to thy homo of rest
In yOn celestial sphere.
Because thy smile was fair,
Thy lips and eyes SO bright
Because thy cradle care
Was such fond delight
Shall love, with weak embrace,
Thy heavenward light detaIn?
No, angel, seek thy place
Amid yon cherub train.
In this city, on the 18th instant ELIZABETH
F., infant daughter of VIM. A. and susanna p
Waugh, aged months and IS days.
At the resi- ience Of Ray Tompkins. Esq. Staten
Island, New York, after a few days illness, Lent
ARTHUR D. STAMFORD, ofthis CT " Beloved
by all who knew MIN.
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REEN, Aunt.


by ). Y. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIoneers.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT Ann
- VACANT LOT on SECOND STREET WFsr, RF-
TWEEN r AMP u STREETS NoRTH.-On WEDNES
IA AFEERNOON, August nth, attIz o,'c ock
on the premises, we shall sell parts of Lot. and
In square No So, fronting Is feet I'd street be-
tween and g streets north, running hack 6sI fat
With thelpprovements, consisting Of small fame
Dweling house, containing rooms. Also, the Lot
Terms: One-third cash; the residue IN 3 and 6
orths with lnterest t, cured by deed in trust ON
au l2-d &C. McGUIRES CO. Anc.s
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By A. GREEN, Auc.ioneer.

EXTENSIVES SALE OF VALUABLEB BUILD
u ING LoIs IN SQUARE No. $40 ON THE lsLAND.-
On TUESDAY. the 18th instant, shall sell, IN
hont OF the premises, commencing at O'clock p.
m, Is hand some Building Lots, being subdivisions
In Square SO.
The above property fronts on Third and -Four
and ahaf streets west. and G and stres e. south.
all runniug back to wide alley, with frontage of
from Is To Is feet.
Terms: One fourth cash ;balancs in 6, l2, and Is
months, for notes bearing interest fro day OF sale
Warranted deeds given and deeds OF trust take n
Pats of the square and subdivisions will be shown
at sale, any time previous to sale at nv auction
store au 5-dtsl A. GREEN Anct
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Nav YaHk MarkSta.

NEW YoRK, Aug. l5.-Flour has declined 5a
lOc State "a 3Oa4 90; Ohio - -55a4 20; Southern
Si.75a5. Wheat has declined DC. Corn is active
at &c. advance. PORK closed heavy; mess sl3 ~
Whisky is steady at 26c.
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Baiumore niark.t..

BALTIMORE, Aug. l5.-Flour CLOSED duh; How
ard street lower al IS l2k Wheat "a upcban,,,d
white 81 2OaSl 40; red 10 nominal. Corn closed
duh; white and yellow 7Oa74c. Provisions closed
nrmeri mess pork SIS IS; bacon sides 9Ac. whis-
ny closed steady az % az \ Tor City and Ohio.
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Burning of thu Reform School

wEsTBoRo, Mass, August 13.-The State Re
form School at this place, containing over five
hundred BOYS, was destroyed by FIRE this morning
except one wing aud tower. No lives were lost
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BY WALL = BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
TWO COMFORTABLE DIVE LING
HOUSES. on SIXTH STREET WEST BETWEEN ID
AND T. STREETS SOUTH, On THE ISLAND. Ar Arc
rIoN.-OE TUESDAY AFTER MON, Is A In,T .
at CLOCK, VIII sell In front OF the premises, Lots
Dwelling Houses fronting on south + between
Sixth and Seventh streets west
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
months, with interest Deeds at the expense of the
purchaser.
JOHN l.. SMITH, Atty.
aus WALL a. BARNARD Auct'rs
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Alexandria Markets,

ALEXANDRA. August l5.--Flour-sales Of SUPER
at s.. I2H. Wheat-sales Of white at 81 I2asI 10;
red 81 O5aS1O6. No other sales
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers
TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
u 18th STREET WESrAT AucTioN-On WEn
NESDAf AFTERNOON, alto O'Clock, in trout Of
me premises, we will sell Lots Nos. l6 aud IL, in
west, between Nj and n streets, and running back
This part ofthe city has been much improved NJ
late, and is fast increasing in value "
Terms: One third cash the residue in 6, T. and
10 months, with interest, and secured by deed of
trust on the property. "
Title perfect.
WALL
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aull WALL & BARNARD. Auo.s.
By A. GREEN, Auct,one.r

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
Il EsTATE.-By virtue Of deed OF ttust baaIIng
oate on the sd day OF harc, 1883. aud recorded on
,ne tst IaS ol Apll, ls5S IN Llber j. A. >, numbsr
i72 1oios 81 et seq. the subscriber will sell at pUb
ic sale. on THURSDAY, the 25th dav of AUGUST
l8S, at O'Clock in front Of the premises the
following property, To wit: All The piece or parcel
q real estate situate lying and bng in the citv of
washington, District of Columbia, and described
on the ground plan OF plot thereof as part of LOT
huihber sixty seven. t69D In square number four
hundred and forty eight, t44Sl and situated on 9Th
SIR al distance of forty ght 1897 feet North Of
hit zen Isl footslley and line between said lnt
ahn ot number sixty t6Sl as laid down on the
snpilvlsIon of said square. thence ming west
distance along SAID GII ling line lone hund retta I'D
i've az iect To fifteen 5l foot alley thence south
along san alley distance OF sixteen 10 fs. L thence
east a distance of one hundred and five (Ia5l feer
being AT SAID sth street west, thence north along
The lue of said street sixteen go feet Ia the place
OF beginning, together with the improvements there
on.
Terms: One half cash the balance in 6 and y
months, with interest from the day of SALE secured
by deed oftrust the said property and III terms
81 sale not complied with IN five days after the sale
the trustee res' ryes the ht 10 resell upon six davs
notice, at the risk and expense of the defaulti1E
purchaser. All cOnveyancing at the ex pense of the
purchaser. -
EDWARD C. DARLINGTON. Trustee.
au S-eod6ds A. GREEN, Auct
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Ffnanctal.

NEW YoRK, Aug. l5.-Stocks are variable. Chi
cago and Rock Island g.; Illinois Centrsl sharrs
65; Reading 49,; New York Central II; Va. B's
90; Mo. SIS s2ki Louisiana's 81 Tennessees 81. q.
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AUCrIo1 AALR

= By Walt q BARNARD. Auctioneer,."
HSaSs AE ls.h Agsro 7.
O'clock, we yill sell, In front Of the auction rooms
one ,I ~ us Old L,sdy's Riding Poly, perfectly
ssTrs sIn ana o works we'll in harness. -
an Is WAL q p.pr.pD 49,.
0K-BINDERY FiXfnREs. PRESsEs,
IA hHp S OTTER BIspxRY Tools AT. AucrToS.-Ou
O'Clock. We viii sell, At the Mock lbndeTv sstsb.
i shm .ts o.! w Arnold gas c. between 10Th AVID
Ing Fixtures, Presses, Tools. 10. conprislnr"
Board Shears, Grind stone. """ D''''"''
mallory cutting Machine, in good order -.'
II Saving Benchss, Chairs and Tables .a..
Dest. Iron Safe, Type Case and Type,
Terms cash ''''"'
au 10 WALL & BARNARD, Aucts
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MARAvILLA!
MARAvILLA
MARAvILLA! MARAvILLi
MARAvILLAm!
rhe most wonderful preparation known
For DESTROYING Dnadruf;

R.liering Sick Headache;
Prsrentins the Hair from F1iiins Ont;
Sold by all respeetsSe and Gd' Fancy Good,
Dealers. and by the Proprietors Price So Giants
CHARLEs ERNEST Il Co., Sc Msidon Lane, Ny.
1T will accomplish all that is claimed for It, and
no one need fear or mourn the loss of hair if they
viii use your MaravIlla."
jes-sm IN. BRADsTRKEr, z1 Broad way, N. Y
MINIS DRESS Surrs,
YouTHs' DRESS surrs, '
cHrLDRrs's DRESS sUIIs, -,
st noah b WAtkk H Go, Marble Hall Clothing
announce nm that Their annual display of Spring and
e comprised Of an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newort and richest desi gns
To those who study exoellence with economy. in
fashionable articles OF Dress an opportunity ia row
ore5ed Tor seectng from the most attractive stoc
O. Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
duced prices. ap8.ly
SAVE Your GARDENS.
Mr. E. Lyon,a French Chemist, discovered an
AsIstlc plant, the powdered leaves of which is a
huts, ticks feas and all species of insects while il
maIs. "A child can eat i. He has received es medals
merous medical colleges and societies. 1t is most
Important discovery. The idea being rid OF these
pests In warm weather is a luxury. We can now
hear the bed bugs lament
Lyons Powder, sure as fate,
Wlll our race exterminate.
Arrangements are made through Messrs, Barnes
q Park,oi New York. to sell it throu buut the
world. Us put up IN tin cansters, and bears the
Magnetic Powder kills al insects in a trice.
. Magnetic Pills are mix for rats and mice
cdPie tasks, 70 CTS regular sizes, 81 cts. and 81
BARNES Il PARK, New York.
Also, the Merican Mustang Liniment.
ou
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BEAR IN MIND the excursion Of the .Eolian
to Giymont, per steamer Thomas Coliyeri s'
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.. f,,nr srAs Willie punctnaIly cent

-ru DAILY STAR WILDE Punctualiy sent
" s5,.<s Of our citizens during their absence
% 10" = an. ummer retreats, by the earliest mail
At an, ,Ss ,aper sput to pre-. Thus they can keep
sfeI 'I thoroughly posted with all that tran
tnf ,,n. in washington, and at the same time in
,Pn' ,b.m,elves Of all the current events of the
io Terms. ~ cents per week.
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ANOTHER SHAKsRERIAS reading, We hear, is to
be given soon in this city by Mr. Rogers, who
made so successful debut at Philharmonic Hall
some time since
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an WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
By A. GREEN. Auctionesr.

BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL AT AucTIoN;-On WEDNESDAY,. the nth nm
slant, at 10 O'Clock a. m, shall sell! al the resi-
dence OF David Caliaghan, Esq on ~ street, bs.
Tween and streets south, Nsland large lot OF
Household Furniture, consisting Of
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, and Centre Tables
"lndoW Shades, Carpets, Cane and Wood sea-
Clocks, Mantel Ornaments, and Rugs,
Feather Beds. Pillows, Bolsters and Mattre,sa.
CottaSe 8edsteads, Dressing Bureaus and Ward.
w ashsia IDS, Bedding and Chamber Sets
Glass Ware, Table Cutlery and Crockery,
One excellent Cook and other Stoves
Large lot of Kitchen Requisites
Anc many other articles, too numerous TO enumer-
ate
Terms cash.
au lid A GREEN Auo,
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BY WALL q BARNARD. Auctioneers

DQSiTIVE AND UNRESERVEn SALE oF
AT AUcTIoN-Un TU ESDAY AFTER NOON is1b
Instant at O'clock in front of the premises. we
VIII sen part 81 Lot NO. s. IN Square west of No IA
town upper Bridge. and running back 10 Rock
treek: improved with good and nearly new two
story Frame Dwelling. WV
Sale positive.
Terms: One-half cash: the residue in and Is
months, with interest, secured hy deed OF t-uxt -
ALso,
imIned ately altar the sale of the house We will
&c &c. N"o'
Terms cash,
aull WALL RARNaPD Auo..
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"CHlvALRy OF IHE Youth OF ALEXANDRIA
Under the above head we have a communicate on
PurPortng 10 give the particulars Of duel on
ans, aged respectively l6 and II years, and which
duel was all about lady. AS the communities.
ton is anonymous, we must decline giving il in
sertion.
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AVOII0H aALA.



5LALS AETERNooN& TO-MORROW.
!. = By A. GREEN, Auc.Ioneef. = :
sfstsr p hseIl 9Np oh2 go On sEyENTH
SeOcs Bads ne Lee ssT,:ss q
being part Of Lot NO. u. in SQUARE OF . s., lo r.
Ssh,rsrIpvements, which are Frame Hoass s .ns
un afns third cash; balance in 6, w. end n
ssa toI aotes bearing interest from the day Of
aus-d a. a. G I'VE EENeo;
BY J. Z. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctropeers.
SUPERIOR PAIR OF YOUNG MULES AND
AreTIoSon FuEspAY S Mo RR+NsSf HU.sE ssi A
at 10 o'clock, in front Of the Auction Re"n, ne
shal sell for account. of whom it nav conoeSn" VIC
Mules, three and four yssrs old. thoTonr bIH
oT0 dorh KIND and gentle and will work in
psir IN every respect Is can be found in the
Also ONE ne large grey family Horse six year, old
Perfe:tly sound. and q sup arior family Horse.
Terms: One third cash; The residue in And 4
JAS f6 ssRiRsf:e s1 Ger aa nSss'
MARSHAL'S sALE.-Inv,r Of two vrrts Of
NJ herl faoiss ssued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Cont Of the District of Columbia for the
House door said county a Yn the stS
ants s6 AND in AL and d % ind,
T.
feet on n street north, and boun as follows
commencing At point 75f Get inch from the south
east corner OF said square, and running thence
north on Inc with llth street % feet thence west
on line with said street 8 feet thence sonth ON
line with said nth street feet to sand street
ana thence east said street 3 feet TO the Place
Hi Deglnplng, contsnnE 2 40 square feet. more or
Tess, In The city OF w ashington d. together W In
all and singular the improvement thereon se,,ed
ana ieyied upon as the property of Sam NJ KING hit
ana VIII be sold to satisfy yudIcials Nos lbs and
S4s, to 0ct"ber term, 1888, favor Of VIM r. Dow.
Use OF homas Brown, use of Geo. Poe, Jr., uss OF
ma =. Stacy; by their next friend AsbuTy Iloyd.
use OF Gso. Poe. Jr. use of VI. G. Stewart vs. SAINT
M. hnlsht, w. w. Campbell and John III. Tuck T
w. SELDEN, Marshal
jy 2-ta for the District of Coiumhi.
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1T Is QUITE common observation that copsump
ton 10 the chief curse of this climate preyng upon
9d And young, and scattering widely its shafts OF
destruction, But ali who have ever Travelled thro'
tne So9th and West Or indeed, through any por-
ZION OF the interior of the country, must have no.
tioed That there Is a disease far more prevalent
among AMERICANS than consumption. Day after
9ey they are alternately shaking, with q nervous
NJ, or rendered delirious with foyer. Most of them
nhd an early grave. No one who has ever seen or
exPerenced this disease can fail to perceive that
We ailude to what Is called Fever and Arue The
dscoyerer of remedy for this evil Inu ST and should
De conslaered a public benefactOr, and Dr. J. Hos
trial. ~ " 0 f
erywhere. an i5eost
mas proven that of the lungs are not general
~ the hrst causes OF consumption, but deblts
sJstem, caused ny the improper action of the liver
reduces the power of the lungs to resist or throw off
diseases caused by cold and Irritation, leaving the
lungs at the mercy of one disease. because the yer
has lncapacitateo them from performing their pro
er action OF thr owing off diseased matter caused by
cold thus to prevent consumption. cure the liver.
ana keep the system strong enough to throw off
sllg hit diseases Of the lungs. - ~
There Is not IN the world better liver remedy
or cure for debitated system, than DIR. Sanford
for 1t has been fully tried in large and
extended practice, till its rssuts are falv Known
and now u Is offered tried remedy and one that
can BE- relied on. Sold by all Druggists.
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BY THOMAS BOWLING; Georgetown.
Rr NlRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST From
- Dennis Callahan to the subscriber, and al the
request OF the parties secured thereby, will offer
az Public sale, on MONDAY, the 22d of August, in
'front.' OF Ihomas DowlIng's Auction Room, two
Horses, two Carte, and Harness. Terms cash
gOHN DEI.LZELL, Trustee
au " Is THOS. BOWLING. AnciIor-er
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MAR RIED,
DIED,

On the 9TH instant, nv the Rev. Father Young,
JOHN l.. JONES to Miss MARY C.. BLACK
baltimore and Tennessee papers please copy.) "
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THE ASSOCIATE PApER-HANeERs nropoxe IN
give grand afternoon and moonlight picnic to-
morrow, at Arlington Springs A good time is
anticipated, and will no doubt be realized
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no YOU WANT A CHEAP PARASoLi II,
Vt very low prices, iy ls-im
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ORPHANS COURT.-The following business was
transacted on Saturday before the Judge Of the
Orphans's Court: Chief Justice Dunlap came
forward with the requisite credentials as executor
OF the estate OF the late Mrs Dick. Mrs. Col
Doughty and MIR. John r. Bangs came forward az
executors Of the last will and testament Of Col
William Doughty. The will Of the late jeremiah
Orme was duly proved, his son, Geo. W. Orme
coming forward as his executor. The three es-
tates aforementioned are all in Georgetown, and
are knewn to be pretty heavy.
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DOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE
L situated on the corner Of 18th and B SITS west,
near the cann. 1t 10 well fitted up with shelving.
IN the city for resident county and river trade
For terms apply to Mr.. JOHN MOORE No. 1871
Louisiana avenue, near the corner of 10th street
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THE WESTERN WHARyRs-The following ar
rivals were registered at the western wharves for
the week ending 18th instant Steamers J Jerome,
Jerome. from Philadelphia, with iron for the Gas
Company; Z. c. Alger, Shore, from Philadelphia
with iron Pp pes for Capt. Mcigs; schooners Three
Sisters, Kane, from Port Walthall with coal for
the Gas Company; e. :. Carstairs Sorners from
Boston. with ice for l.. J Middleton South Wind
Mitchell, from Baltimore, with iron pipes for
Capt. Meigs.
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The YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
VIII have public meeting at their r oonls, oppo-
size Browns Hotel, this evening, to receive the
reports OF their delegates to the Troy Convention
which areexPected to be extremely Interesting.
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IfOR SALE.-I offer for sale valuable FARM
y L In Loudoun county, Virginia, on most liberal
for improved city property. This property is stu.
ated "a one OF the most improved and highly cult
vateu parts OF the county. Convenient TO the ca nal
ana 1ai.rOan. BENZ. y. SMITH
Joo-u City Hall.
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THERE was large 'bush meeting" of the COL
ored people Of this city held near Good Hope yes
terday, on the well known camp ground In the
morning very good sermon was preached by the
Rev. Mr.. slowly. but afterwards the exercises
were interrupted by a gang of drunken white
rOwdies from the city. Cowardly indeed is the
conduct of fellows who thus break up the reli-
gious exercises Of those who cannot defend them
splv
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BURGLARS ABoUr.-Yesterday afternoon, two
men were seen examining the premises OF the res
ldens On Tenth street, between G and II. They
Were only on survey for future operations. it is
supposed. recent entrance in the house of
Mrs. Semmes in the same square, however has
caused property holders in that vicinity to be on
look out for all such villains
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ONE Of the most useful and praiseworthy excur-
sions OF the season is TO come of Monday next,
to Glymont, per steamer Mount Vernon. Ii is an
excursion by the w king men association of the
Navy Yard, for the benefit of the two widows and
the orphans made by the recent cannon explosion
at the Navy Yard. Its benevolent object Of course
commends ii to the favorable consideration of
everyone; and we hope to have the pleasure Of re-
co,dng on the occasion one Of the largest turnouts
Of the season.
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ASSUMPTION DAf .-Ths anniversary Of the as.
sunni tion Of the Blessed Virgin is, a. our Catholic
Noers are aware, the greatest Of ill her feasts
On this day. as the church teaches s'we honor her
naPPy death, which after that of her divine SON
ABOVE all the most holy, and the most precious
IN the sight Of the Lord" On this day the church
also commentaries 81 her glorious assum pti ON
lnto heaven where she 10 elevated above angels
eIu arcnangels with special claim to homage
rom all true belevers'' This anniversary was
only observed to-day in the Catholic churches Of
uns city: At st. Patricks Church High Mass
was celebrated at 1oH O'Clock a. m, aud an ex.
c Cnt discourse was preached by Rev DIR.
CTooie The choir attached to the church per
formed acceptably from Farmers celebrated Mass
In After the benedction, Lambiliotti's 20
choir In good STYLE ~ ~
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOX kENT-A four story and cellar BRICK
4 hOUSE on 18th street, between Pa avenue aud
street; Inquire next door Off. II. WILLET.
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THE LATEST

PARIS, August 3.-The Moniteur announces the
dissolution Of the army Of the Rhine, though
camps Charents and Elfant remain established
The Times Paris correspondent says that the
Emperor is very anxious TO satisfy the European
powers Of his pacific intentions and before many
days the European powers will be invited 10 unite
Ia a Congress where the solution Of the Italian
d fiiculty will be proposed, which will deserve
support for It's liberal character
Prince Napoleon is said TO Ice interchangeable in
his efforts for the amicabe settlement Of all diff
ferences among the European powers.
Orders have been given for disarming all the
shi ps at Brest, and FOR the French Admiral 20
haul down his flag. Indeed. what was called the
Ocean Squadron las ceased TO exist
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The Vienna correspondent Of the Times say.
Although Count Colloredo had an audience of the
Emperor on the 18th, and was long closeted with
the Foreign Minister, il is not likely he will leave
Tor Zurich until the beginning Of the ensuing
week.
For time very unfriendIy feeling toward,
England has prevailed here. but the wrath Of the
Austrians is rapidly subsidng
The Emperor Of the French having put his
army and navy on the peace footing, has made
great impression in the Austrian financial world
Count de bonneville will return here az the rep
resentative of France.
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EQR RENT-A very desirable X RESIDENCE on
street, between 18th and l4th sts., aud fronting
Franklin Square. The house has all the modern
improvements, with back building, hath room gas
&C. Possession given the LIST of August. Apply To
H. =: STEWART, corner of 18th and II SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-15

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The best quality PATENT DOUBLE WALL
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Call and you will be convinced. W.
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JyN $40 Pa avenue