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WASHINGTON, July 22-Commodore IavaI.,,
writes on the Both June ult from on bo,rd t6a
steam hlgate Wabash, at Trieste that he Ia sho,,
10 sail southwark, as there are neither Ame,ic,m
vessels nor merchants at Venice and at Trieste .
American citizen but our consul Latterlv tharo
nave been but two American vessels AT 1,i.sta
The presence OF the Wabash and Macedoni,n =,
C,vita Vechta and at Naples since the beoinnin,,
~ the Italian war, is held To have been ad vsnt.
sns TO American interests
Hickifs' letter has produced intense di,gust
mere where the facts known Some eYtrsor
binary developments in the case are vet 10 he
IN a&e 'e ~ "e
Judge ecowlin will probably succeed Lamar
with united mission to Central America i'm
rtfic OF Nicaragua. lie is here now but the
matter viii not be determined until the Presi-
dents return.
The Associated dispatch saws:
WASHINGTON, July 22.-The President has an
pointed J. A Cushrnan, of Mississippi, Nfnister
resigned "'ey'
arrangements have Just been completed for Nh,
puohcduoh In Washington Of a political and lite
IdrE magazine, to be called the National Demo
c,duc Quarterly Review under the ejtorshiD NJ
nol' lorenzo, assisted by eminent contri huto,s
70 De the exposition of the policy Of the nressnt
anu "a, iutnte democratic administrations
Mf bdrrihgef has formally declined the cs,t,.,
American mission. The opinion - sn.....aa
that all the pending Questions I'm that o..,s e
be adjusted by properly qualified rente"n... cah
The dispatches from Minister Mel an n~'.s;
no striking interesting facts in additi"n s,
newspaper accounts Of Mexican affairs .i.. .ae
published. "iieaoy
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ID Mr. Raymond. of the New York Times
In second letter to his paper about the battle of
SOlferino, says:
All agree that the Austrians fought with dcs-
Perate courage and resolution and that their ar
uHery was especially effective The men stood
10 thelr guns until they Were absolutely cut /,
pieces or driven of at the point of the bayonet
II was In that weapon, and ia the head onJ uncal-
cuiatlhS and uneonquera courage. with which
they use ~ that the superiority of the French WAS
most marked, and il was this which cav, them
Ine victory; Napoleon took most actiy We personal
part throughout the day. After getting a general
view OF the field from the hi ghts of Casglione he
descended to the plain and moved about from
pace 10 place. as the emergency required One
OF MS body guard told the mex, ,lav that b Was
repeatedly exposed to the most fmmfpent dance,
as the pals or the enemy fell thickIy around him
Inc guard himself, who stood near tb. Emnero,
AZ Gay, had received upon the front rim az lis
heavy helmet a grape-shot, which indented the
meta ana inflicted slight wound upon his head
= Inc Austrian Emperor is said also, to have he
naVed with sufficient gallsntry, and 10 have sh,d
fedTS when The Soiferino hill was taken and h.
saw taat the day was lost. Louis NanoIson All
nos return to Castglione after the battle hui I'm
hedateiy established his headquarters mon tn
advanced portion Of the field. at Cayrian, a.;
miles further on As descended the hin Ar dnsL
tne enormous train of his equipages was AID,
IN motlon, and the flags from the house he nd ~
chPled Were taken down. "
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Opinions Of the New York Press upo, ,b.
European Armistice.

AL the New York papers have much to sav n,
the Armistce, and each one is trying to solve tn.
problem In everybody's mouth as to .swba, Il
mean"
The Times treats of it as offered by the Emneror
NaPolen, and as a master-stroke of boIicv nnt ~.
brilliant than any Of the great strategic acbisvs
mene which have so suddenly invested his No..
win the formidable sPlendor Of real miIitaw re-
The News gives a very different mot;vs 70, q,
Armisnce, and attributes IT, rather 10 the ~
Italy. iiehch army In
The Courier reasons in very die.,,u.
asain rom the News, holding that the Eunl'rl.
OF austria has acted wisely, for the frs tIi "a
sccePthg TOE Armlstce, IL the propositinn cs,na
from him. III made by Napoleon n il t., Ia'iIe
nople exercise OF mag naninity, and As 49,
ia. ne nights not for COM nor for ambitioh b,
~ asS OF Italy. The Armisti-e il is
Italian independence iHPie'e
cue ne gun 1 isasons that the Armistice checks the
-, 9n ieehng against the French, and will nre-
vent Prussia being hurried into the contest pro-
- ne tribune reasons that peace will moi com. -
D., 81 thar Austria is not nic iently beaten
loss OF % 600 men and two great battles 70
oiaw rom Italy; and that Napoleon will ~,
Pe.se Inul that is accomplished Tor IN. n,ioa
dsntIv nan OF the French it saws: tie is EVIL.
ton to DID,, 70 exhibit spectacle of modera
a. much benefit from IL az he b.. - , W uefi'e
mo,s Ausulans to begin the wa, : r.,bPa r.
scsmn ,, RS very shrewd and a ye,y Inct1
a. X
Seindh caie ulations rather out or ioit Pul some
VIC $1,000 Russians under arms hair PeciaIy
az nlec nanics, artizans. workmen- f,,,oW non
fathers OF families with bubble d;n rners, and
Sishna, IN The TyrOl, Bohemia Hunga,U seht In
lave provinces, IL is thong BIT thai ;. E, a .ne
Pn may be upset by revolution, after ,n nc
sPecuiaton: ON the war in Consequence : Of
aImsuce The Democrat does not beli. Il sne
peace VIII be a result of it. ne <,at
lie staao Zeitung has the followip,
Pid succession Of niumphs the res 4: "Aler a
- Inai all the world is looking VIII alt Of which
MN Cthe French Emperor tase4n'shmeht
ro,~S 'nout having previously afief al. st,'s, ne
i,,s,,..,, apparently suddenly even smeit gun
ly, the first moment VI selects. very prudent
=, ,ucssslon OF hiumPhsm a his career Of rapid
~ an enc, Voluntarily DIT necessarily have come
~hlcn Otherwise W. embraces that moderation,
1inh PY t1e threate' |uld have been forced upon
London corr ling armies of GERMANY
iinhsuce was opOndent OF the Times SAYS the
u tne lnstga' ought by the Emperor of Austria
.ondon Ion Of the King OF belgium, now In
sianVe le alone, ii is added, convinced his
inoerr a Vienna and the Prince Regent that
y NJ % circumstances would England be drawn
- the side Of Aussris,
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CoPYRIGHTs.-The Commissioner of Patents. to
whom the last Congress transferred from the State
Department the duty respecting copyrights, has
recently issued circular upon the subject, ad
dressed to the clerks Of the District Courts Under
the operation Of the copyright act of 1859, the
Commissioner has observed that copy of each
copyright publication need no longer be delivered
to the Smithsonian Institution or the Library of
Congress. The circular reads:
As the acts Of Congress relating to copyright
are designed to promote the acquisition and di iu-
sion OF knowledge, and to encourage the produc-
ton and publication Of works Of ant; and as the
'nap, chart, musical composition, print cut or
engraving TO be protected by copyri lit ust have
title applicable to itself which title Is to be re-
corded it is therefore held that stamps labels and
other trademarks of any manufactured article,
goods or merchandise, are not embraced within
the meaning of the acts
The fee of 80 cents prescribed by the lth section
OF the act OF 1891 it is held was designed to afford
compensation for all the services required under
its provisions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-23

IL We are indebted to the Superintendent Of
the Statistical Office. Department of State, for
copy Of the Annual Report Of the Secretary Of
State on our Foreign Commerce for 1853. This
volume, prepared in Mr.. McLaughln's office
seems drawn up with much care and intelligence
and supplies especially fund Of matter quite in
valuable to those engaged in mercantile pursuits
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IL From Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have Frank Leslie's new Family Magazine for
August containing, among other rich matter.
graphic picture (tinted) entitled 'sSea Bathing at
Long Branch" Also, from Shillington, we have
the 'Great Republic Monthly for August. and
Household Words" for the same month. all af-
fording budget of capital reading just suited to
the hot weather
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II In Baltimore, on Thursday evening, while
Mr.. Justus Keefer and Mrs. Kate Duhey were
walking on the commons near the Spring Gardens,
in fulAlment of an designation appointment, Mrs.
Duffey was shot by one Of three passing rowdies,
and, 1t is supposed, MORALLY wounded. Keefer
stood by her and saw her properly cared for which
resulted in his arrest and confinement, for fur
ther DEVELOPMENT of the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-23

IL Francis A. Matitt, son of Rev. John New
land Mafitt, the eloquent preacher who iourished
extensively some years ago, died of an apopletic
fit in the st. Louis Jail, on Sunday night last. The
deceased, together with several others. had been
arrested and imprisoned on suspicion Of forgery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-23

Urwm. E. Burton, the comedian, has had
three persons arrested on 4 charge of Iibellng him
by drawing up statement accusing him of irving
to induce one Of them, who was the gas man OF
his theatre in Broadway, n. Y, to burn that es-
adjustment down in order that Mr. Burton might
get tie insurance money, to cover his alleged
heavy losses Strange case this. The parties ac-
cused waived examination, and gave bail in $500
10 answer at Court
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go. Capt 3. Jones, U 9. A, is at willards'
49, Hon. W. d. Bishop, Of Connecticut, is at
the National.
49,. Kew w r. Powell, one of the editors Of
the Virginia Baptist died at Goshen Depot. on the
virginia Central Railroad, on Wednesday last.
-" Hon VIM. l.. Yancey, Of Alabama, passed
through Charlotte, c., on the 18th instant, and
being serenaded, made disunion and slave trade
speech. 49,
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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constitution exhorts the advocates OF the
'squatter sovereignty doctrine not to dodge the
Cincinnati PLATFORM but IL that clashes with their
newly discovered faith, to avow the fact boldly,
30 that the country may know where they stand.
Let them declare the faith Of the Democratic party
unsound, and an innovation, IL they really think
%, choose to think so, but let them not ride
two horses.
The IHt,Ilig,nesr descants upon the probable
complexion Of the August elections in different
sections Of the Union.
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The HANGNAN DIsAPPoINTED.-Yes.erdav the
Odd Of July. was assigned for the execution of
four felons in New York-JamPs Stephens. James
Sheppard. Quimbo Apo, and Felix sanchez
for the crime Of murder. By certain writs of
error and stays of proceedings the hangman was
disappointed and the executions of these wretched
men are delayed until their cases can he decided
appeal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-23

An express train on the Eastern division Of
the Erie Railroad, was lately stopped just in time
TO save II from running fun speed over pile Of
stones that had been piled up Oh the track by
some miscreant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-23

II King Oscar, of Sweden. died at Stockholm,
on Friday, the Sth of June, nearly-sixty years Of
age, having been born on the 4th of July, 1899
His title was 90 Joseph Francis Oscar |. King of
Sweden and Norway, of the Go;hs and Wends''
He was crowned at Stoc kholm. Sept ~. 1874
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III From Norfolk, Va, Tuesday, there were
shipped 1900 boxes of tomatoes to Philadelphia
and / 500 boxes of the same to Baltimore. On
Wednesday $500 barrels and boxes were shipped
foNew York
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ID At Arrow Rock. Missouri, on the 18th in
slant, negro man committed a rape on young
girl fourteen years old, while gathering black
berries in company with several other children
Great excitement prevailed among the citizens
who succeeded in catching the negro and hanging
n Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-23

IL Cases Of Coup de Soliel seem to be fearfully
on the increase. In Louisville, on Monday, there
were seven cases; and in Cincinnati on the same
day, no less than sixteen, of which nine proved
fatal
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u Ex-President Tyler is at Old Point Comfort,
Va The Hon. John Minor Bolts arrived there
about the same time Ii IL not stated whether oil
not they sleep together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-23

GCMaj. Hurst, charged with the murder of
two young men by the name of Rector, at Fort
Arbuckle, Ark, has bssn arrested and confined in
the Jail at Van Buren,, in that State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-23

IL A Mormon apostate, just from Salt Lake
states that about two-thirds of that people live in
polyQamy
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NAVAL ORDER.-Lieutenant James ii. Roch
ellie has been ordered to report for duty Oh boare
the L. :. steamer Fulton
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DoCUMENTs.-'rhe laboTers at the Interior De-
partment are busily engaged in boxing up Gov
eminent documents for distribution, in accord
ance with the act of Congress
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II The damage to the Cunard steamer Canad,
BY her recent collision with an iceberg, prove. 70
have been serious.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IN CONCERT.
1 HE Undersigned being anxious to test the merit
OF the SONG OF THE WooD THRUSH" before the
publication of the psce, by the critical iudsme of
the citizens Of Washington, wilt afford thsn an
opportunity of hearing 1t rendered in a CONCERT
70 be gwen at PHILHARMONIC HALL, on MONDAY
EHENiNG next the 18th instant, the programme
O. which Will he announced in q f. " days. Tickets
OF ad mission msy ne obtained at w. 6. Mstzerott's
c: Il. De C9nlers, and John F. EllIss Music
Price 80 cents.
jy lsTu, Th.S,M Y. @. DAVIDSON.
r. COLUMBIAN SPRINGS.
He Undersigned having leased from Mr.. James
k9a9n hs oessrTatsd SP ,ngs ca led the tb
end of the Long Bridge, is now fitting the ImMl
place up IN very superior style, with view InTgr
Pavilion, Dressing Room, Dining Hall, Refresh
ment saloon, &c.
Public patronage is solicited, with the guarantee
Refreshments of the best quality.
III The Springs will be ready for Visitors
Parties. and Pic Mics on the l.t Of August
y2-lw THOMAS FAHEY.
RARBEE's BEAUTIFUL STATUE
FISHER GIRL"
ls on Free Exhibition at
BOOK STORE
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CONGRATULATIONS John McCullom has re
signed his commission as officer in the l.. :
Navy.
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NOR SALE-A light shifting top BUGGY, built
L By J. R; Lawrence, Of New Gork, AlNR,
newly painted and rePalred., w WI beexSAG
cry Stable. L Mon Hotel, GeOrgetow". iy 2-Iw'
Z AIDES GAUZE MERlNO VESTS,
GauZs Mcrino Vests for Misses,
Gentlemens' Gasze MerinO Vests.
Lis Q 1hresd Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Ladies' Silk and isle Gauntst.:
For sale cheap by WM r. RILEY,
Corner 9th street, ana opposite
jy 23lm Centre MARKET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-23

The WEATHER.-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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3 served to Festivals, Fairs, Pic Mics. Hotels.
and Excursions. at one dollar per gallon FRESH
the city. WEDDING CANES made very pre- ty
and very cheap. Particular attention paid to fur
nishng every thing in tho party line leo Cream to
private families sr. cents per quart AT the PHIL
ADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY. corner 18TH
and F SITS. jy ll-1mH
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& r A N ID PIc MIC
Vigilant Fire Company.

Tho members Of the vIgiant Fire Company Of
n o. ,5s,, s', beg leave to Announce H.
orally that they Will give GIand@1~snh
Pc Nic on "Ana!osian Island" on MONDAY,
The members pledge th' m.elves that nothing shall
he left nndone To make this Pic Me QUE Of pleasure
and enjoyme to all who may favor them with their
Large and commodiou. boats run avery FIVE
minutes from the foot of High street To the slsnd
Wlthers &C sbTated Brass aud String Band has
Ticket 20 Cents. admitting s. gentleman and ID
dIes-to be had OF every member of the Company
aAs"' y, me Nhari on the DAY oi the Pc Me.
yan ''1 COM OF ARRANGE DEMENT'S.
SECOND ANNNT NM E6X S TO GIN
American Hook & Ladder Company,
On MONDAY, Jni, 18th,
To aid them in building a New Truck Heuse.
The steamer Thomas Collyrr will leave her
O'Clock; Bias 81 wharf !. S,sio$s seAS
eciock as and 7' BIs stfss5 WHAT ?; ~
>, Withers; Brass and String Bard ! engaged for
Refreshments will be served ly one Of our re-
Tcfets 81 Tlef. cam s y had Of any of ,h. fol-
Ts ss:s.H' 1. fff .;lYi. 6 6:s:s:
:. howe.l. jy ls-6t'
NQTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS The
in addition to the semisesSi1 f sris:
q si,t sh.iT stssms5 PoSSs.sn 70 Sof.
tc%sc to AZ ii nc RSfssE,itu Pc
daily during the hot weather.
To p.Tties Of three or more excursion tickets will
De issued az one dollar each for Glymont win
privilege O remaining there all nag bt and Tetgrn,rs
next cay; SO for Aqua Crock, at Two dollars s21
=: Inc angler oan enjoy fine sport with hook and
Inc al either of the above places white perch and
o.nea sIna hsh being abundant; also, fine shooting,
Good Hotel accommodation can be had at these
Boats leave foot Of 9Th street at OK a. mn. aud az
N. Returning. ~ p. and 81 = m "
or iuftner lnformatlon Ito ulre at the Compapy's
once 40 81 Pennsylvania ayenes; next dor to
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Samn..p,.
HO! FOR GLYMONT
;hE Cholr OF the Dumtarton street Methodist
LpisSoPs Church. Georgetown. an IT,
a. perfected for an Excursion To the Hk3zsE6xAs
srsove-nauIed place on THURSDAY July ssth
MI IL ii = pledge their hearty end avors TO
uclpate. @" N"o may par
Me1s O'Clock, touching at Alexandria going and re-
=, VIM withers' Brass Band has been cn.,yes and
nc en,L vii PROVIDE some excellent chcruses,
Refreshments on the boat
reIsons not wishing 20 be troubled with q ba.ket
can procure dInner al GlymOnt
Tickets 50 cents; ChilHreu and servants half
pHceo1o De had OF any OF the MEMBERS
MOUNT VERMN ssS, ASP The TOMB OF
III. .sss%:t & s co fhG's III E st tv,
9TIsriy to M%art Vernon and ths ~
BAYS pS'2s S an TFRaIIh bSfs o; on Tues 2
wharf, at tbs foot of 7th street, sf 10 a nm ara "a
lunrnihs al aalI past oosock p. IN.
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1~PH(ENIX BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Persons wishing To become members OF
this Association can do SO, without additional
charge. until the first " ednes,ay "f Au.u next,
the Board of Directors at their last meeting having
"xtended the tin, for this purpose Books open
1T the store Of I'd. c. Dyer, No. Pa. avenue, he
tween l2th and t3ta streets.
jy I6 eOtd II. NJ HANSON, Secretary.
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AVA WASHINGTON.
M, I9tes Wei CARL FR-fh.y Noftes
nj me ne s t THOMAS COLlYER viii run reg
Tomb Of Washington On TiTES <lE-A
DAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving the &2ss@Esz1as
turning at half past s o cock D. IN, ms 1 10
p Sosches Iesve al the Hotels and the corner OF
trip 81. 's o. VA. hou4a
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NEW, ARCHITECTS OFFiCE.-The sub
scrIber respectfully informs his fri lends and the
PUBLIC generally that he has opened office at No
24O Penn avenue. Tower Mr.. J. Alexander's store)
between 18th and 18th streets where he will receive
al orders which may be entrusted to him, and prom
Uses to execute all work his line with prom
and at the most reasonable tarmS.
jy ST. EMIL :. FRIEDRICH, Architect.
NOTICE OF A CONTEMPT ATED RENO
~ vAL-IntendinS to take TIE Store at present
occupied by Messrs. Perry Il Brother. we wi II now
offer onr stock of Bsrege Robes, Piain and Figured
Bereges. French Lawns, Fancy Dress Silks, and at
very reduced prices.
Also, Psrasols and ladies' Sun Umbrellas.
Lace Mantillas and Hoop Skirts of all qualities.
WM r. RILEY,
jy 25-1m corner 9th st opp. Centre Market.
GODEY'S LADY'S b OK FOR AUGUST At
~ SHlLl.lNGTON'S Bookstore.
Lesli.'s Magazine and Gazette of Fashion for
August.
Knlckerbocker Magazine for August.
lmogen Hsrtland, or the Star Of the Circus, by
Reynolds.
Black woods Magazine for July
Household Words for August.
All the Year Round, by 'harles Dickens.
New Books, Cheap Publications, and every thing
IN the Stationery line for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon Bull dug, corner of4x St
~ S-3t aud Pa avenue.
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U USE, SIGN,

1S 10y. J, WRtHE scSE \. pa rARAs3L 4
y WI ov pheess l..E .- ~ 0-lm
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T@FOURTH DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHoOLs.
10 The public are respectfully inv ted To- ate nd
the distribution of medals and premiums to the
scholars of the Public Schools in The Fourth Dis
Institution, on TUESDAY, the 2sth inst at half
past p m. Programmes containing particulars
will be prepared for the of the audience.
BY order: S.YORKE ATLEE,
~ I'm sf.a
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TOME ONE, COME ALL.

rOME ONE, COME ALL.
The subscriber will have a Concert THIS tSatur-
day EVENING. the Esd instant, at his new ger
Beer Sal Don. Schnltz e's p sdelphis Lager Beer
$50 the best Of Eaables will b, served in the well
known manner There is a excellent pistol gallery
for those desiring to practice. In itaton hnmbly
extended to all. CHAS. MADES,
lt* corner 81 street and Pa sy
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- LIME m-LIME ~
Just received 90 barrels of fresh wood -lmrp,
LIME, which will be sold only for cash
+. j. w. NJ CALF
u once northwest corner 18TH and C. straft,
No. 3i1. Wharf foot of I2th street, below Wa1
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REMAININdss Il ne sss f fe.t diiso.,
,e, wnhinrtor

OEsJB
lOrdered TO be inserted in the EVENING STAR, II
oens the newspaper having the largest circulation
OF any daily paper published IN WaShingtonl
All persons applying for letters IN the follow
Jug uss, Will please say ther are ADVERTISED.
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ddrsss FRANCE. BROADBENTs & CO,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
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- ~ u - -,
OLD POINT, BEDFORD. AND BERKETEY
SPRINGS.
TIL s Tor the above PoGts he procured at
To DIP POINT, at Sc for the rourd trip. Tuck
e'1 g0 R9 t nEn 70 gays. lsave at 2 p: VI.
a, Bill pFUhD al SIS. I Trains leave al GO
To BERKELEY, at SIS 81 a m. ard q ai n n,
~ WV THUS. VI. PARSDNS. A Ysnf
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EOS sALE-A large Herrins's Wilder Patent
IA. Eirs nd Burglar Proof IRON SAFE, suit
=; e sE fYIibilI' sI sJN t 49, ss:
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y 8 tributlon of premiums to the public schools
Of the Third School District, will take place on
next tne oh instant, az tns I'D t8szSr
at 4 O'Clock p. IN. IL
~. .. q. F.-GRAND ESCAMPMENT.-
j The semi annual CONN uDicatiOn of the X.
W. Grand Encsmpment of the District of COlum-
bia will be held on TUESDAY EVENING. the
2eth inatant, at 8 O'Clock, in the Seventh street
Hall, of which Of6c3rs an 4 momhsrs will please
take notice and be punctual in their attendance.
jy 23-2t WM. COOPER, G.s.