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By A. GREEN, Auchoneer. - -
NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD Asp KrTCH
ES FuRN1TURE AT ApcffoN.-On MONDAY,
ss enuhemen declining Housekeeping, on g street
noth between eth and 5th streets vest At 10 clock
mi, good assortment Of excellent Fur niture,
H. 10y aaS new oonsi stIng Of ~ -
nannaseme Black Walnut Tete a. Tete, ~.
! 10 90. Arm and Castor Chairs,
Rosewoo5 n 90. Spring ssat Chairs,
NM.I 1904 centre: Side ana Work Tables
y ~ .5InIch, Jenny Lind. and other Beds ada.
3 no e,top Dressing Bureaus,
uanS.ona ppsnsin5 Bureaus, snd Vardrobes,
G 4, ss;nf alnted Cottage Set,
Hanasnna 70 +, w natn2ts, Rout Tables,
Chamber. Passage and Steny CSetPet,
Rugs, 0icl9ths, Mats and Sts Si SssaRst''
Feather BEDS, Boosters and Pillars
HAIR, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses
snmiorts, ~ ullts, Connterpanes
Blankets Sheeting, Pillow and Bolstsx C..
Henltan Bilnds, Curtain Fixtures
Cookins, Parlor Rsdiator, Chamber Cook -.
ChambeI stoves, Flreboards, eho
EXTENSION Dining Tabs. TIN Safes,
alnnt S,debosrd and Lounges,
iCrxe and complete assortment OF fine China
Gass and CrOctery Ware, N'""'
wig large assortment of nearly new Kitchen
Requisites . s.FI. ie"
Terms: All sums under S25, ca,h over ,sas. 4.
creu OF W ana W days for notes satisfac soriy
endorsed, bearing interest. "'
au led GREEN A..
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
untli =. mpNDAi the goth instant, same hour
gu gu A. GREEN, Auct.
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That DUEL.-ln the Richmond Enquirer Of the
2Sin we have an oricial account, occupying no
Afos tnan seven closely printed columns, of the
duel mat lately came off near this city between
Mt d, Jennings Wise, Of the Enquirer, and Mr..
Old, 81 the Examiner
Mr.. Wise and his two friends 10 seems left
Browns Hotel. in this city, at half-past2 O'Clock
p IN on Saturday, Aug 10 proceeded by the way
OF GleuwOod Cemetery 20 n point one mile and =
bali beyond Rock Creek Church, at which place.
nnling none of the other party, they passed on to
thc nearest point Of the Mary land ne taking care
tost1ton sentines at esch of the two forks Of the
road between the two latter mentioned place,
These sentinels were instructed to direct the car
nsges Of the other party when they should appear,
The hrst-hamed party was on the ground at
about O'Clock a. m. Because Of some misunder-
standing rs to the exact place of rendezvous. the
challenging party did not arrive until 5x O'Clock
Mr. Old was accompanied by DR.. Junius Arch
er. Of Chesterfield county, Va, and Hon. James
a seldom, Of Goochland county, Va.
Mr. Wise was accompanied by Col J. Lucius
Davis Of Henrico county, Va, and Col Warner
r Taltaferro, jr., of Matthews county, Va. Each
Principa was also attended by surgeon.
The seconds proceeded to select and measure
The ground. Dr. Archer then expressed regret
that the hour Of meeting had been delayed the
sun having risen, the glare of light would be
very painful to Mr.. Odds eyes, which were much
diseased. and DIR. Archer suggested that the terms
Of the duel should be varied In such manner az to
secure Mr. Old position which would place his
pith W VIC was dCCe0eu 10 DIV MI.
Wis. and the duel went on with the results
already stated.
The New York Post commenting upon this
history and correspondence, all going to show that
after al, neither party meant any offence to the
other, and botn gentlemen were highly honorable
peFsonageS, adds "lf the Tract Society would
publish the whole of this precious narrative. IL
would have greater EFFECT against duelling than
any formal treatise upon il that was ever written
II Is the most inconceivably nauseatiug Stiffness
that was ever put together, and must turn the
Code OF Honor, as IL Is called, into everlasting
Ildicule and contempt"
GENRE Observation-Disclosures the heavy
showers last night, our neighbors of Maryland
and Virginia were very well represented in the
market this morning. The quantity of produce
was equal to the demand, and the quality unob
Jectionable. Our licensed dealers, with their
usual activity, have covered their stands with the
best Of the season and in addition to the selec-
tons from the farms and gardens near home they
have drawn upon the choice offerings Of distant
markets. The market was very lively this morn
ingi sIles brisk at the following prices:
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Arrest Of a Ferger.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ga man named Norton
who, il is alleged, passed forged notes to a larg,
amount in this city several months since, was ar
rested to-day in Chicago.
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Affairs Of the Suspended Boston Linseed OF,

BosToN, Aug. 26.-The committee Of cred,,or,
OF NJ r. Fowler Co, 10 examine the books and
accounts and ALSO Investigate the affairs of the
boston Linseed OH Mill, state that their affairs
were grossly mixmsnaged. There is larye def.
cheney In the products Of oil from what other mills
OBTAIN On statement received by the treasurer
IN regard TO the true state Of the company, NJ
fleld Fowler proposes TO take the assets and
through the assistance Of friends paw ten per cent
In cash on the hrst OF October, provided the credi
tors accept the proposition and grant a release
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McCrea DISCHARGED

LEkvENwoKTH, Aug. 25.-Mr McCrea, arrest
ed yesterday on the charge Of killing Mr. Clark
in 1854, has been discharged, the indictmen
found against him proving worthless.
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Baltimsre Markeps,

BALTIMORE, August 27.-Flour closed firm and
unchanged. Howard street and Ohio IS 12k;
Wheat closed active; sales of II 600 bushels;
white 81 .2ual 90 red 81. lOaI IS Corn closed
firm: yellow SlaS5c white SOaS2c. Provisions
closedfrm; baeon sides 81 a9X; mess pork Sia 50
asi5; prime sI2 .5OasI3. Lard quiet at III Ia
IKc. Whisky closed steady at 2sa2skc. for
Ohio and CITY.
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A. GREEN, Auct.

.oftte C,Icuit Court for Prince Georges county
Brent and HHeny sa Brent n se sa Mari Of
Trustees, will expose to public sale, on THURS
DAY, the gth day of September next, at II O'clock
m. II fair, not. the next fair day thereaftsr az
the late residtnce Of James r. Brent, deceased on
the premises that tract or parcel of Land of which
lately known '.BrentvIlle," containing about
three hundred and fifty acres
rms property IS most pleasantly and advantage
Susly located being within quarter of mile of
Scagg's Crossing on the Baltimore and Washing
passengers, freight within two " lies Of Belts
vile, and the same distance from the MARYLAND
Agricultural College, in region of country re
is admit ably adapted the growth Of Wheat Com
ana Tobacco; has a large apple and peach orchard
OF most select fruit and young growth consider
anle supply OF wood and timber, and is well wa
The improvements consist Of q commodions frame
Dwelling, and every desirable buIding-nearly al
OF which have been erected bit q few years past,
The soil Is of hne texture naturally FERTILE pro-
duces good crops. and at incon siderable outlay
mn ght be rendered most valuable and productiVe
IL is within twenty minutes ride of Washington
city, by railroad and, regarding the advantages il
possesses IN relation To location sptibiity of
the of S%ss 9e
hrst rate farm, and woud suit a person Engaged in
bqsiness in Washington or Baltimore cities.
are: Two Thousand dollars of the purchase money
to be paid cash the day of sale or the rstitca
ton thereof by the Court; and the residue in eq nal
cured by the bonds or notes of the purchaser with
bearing interest from the day Of sale
e viii Bs S the the
pie &C: M SIGSfHfE Trustees.
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Courtesie, to the Baltimore CITY Guard,

BosroN, Aug. 26.-The Baltimore City Guards
were yesterday entertained with grand banquet
by their hosts Of the Charlestown City Guaf ds.
and In the evening attended a levee at the house
OF Mayor Dana This afternoon they will be es-
corted through Boston, and leave by the wor.
cester AID Norwich route for home
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Ie Reyolutioai yeueznei,

NEW YORK, August 97-Advices from La
gayra state that the Liberals took that city, with
out opposition, on the morning OF the LIST OF
August
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Democratic Congressional Convention.

BANGOR, Me. Aug 26-At the Democratic con-
vention held in the third congressional district
f.w days since, VIM. III. Burrill and James v
Convention at Charleston. Both gentlemen are
friends of Judge Douglas Strong popular sover-
eighty resolutions Were passed
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Ftnancfal.

NEW YORK. Aug n STOCK better and active
Chicago and Rock Island 6s9; III. Central sharts
o5i Michigan Southern 3; do. pref rred 2it; Ga
gan Central AS Reading Az; New YORK Central
IN: Pacific Mail Co. 50; Erieads 73i Mo. oss2k;
Va 6's On; Ohios Iol. .-.-
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New Ysrk Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug % Flour Ia higher; State
81 4Oas4.47; Ohio Is .25sS5 70; southern rs 2sa
s. SO. Wheat firm; southern white 81 33asI AZ;
do. red 81 17a&l .26k. Corn Is dull yellow 81 /.
mixed sly. Provisions are quiet. Pork 10 firm;
sl4 81 prime slO25. Lard closed quiet at IOss
lie. Whisky Is steady at 276c.
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Marine Disaster

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The schooner Beauty, OF
Philadelphia. from Alexandria, Va bound 20
Providence, was abandoned on the 18th in sink
ing condition. The crew have arrived here.
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Non.ArriyaI of IN, Fer,i,, N.w

INV loRk, Aug. 27.-Up to this hour not a
word OF the European news by the City Of Wash
lngton has been received. The responsibility OF
this delay TO the American commercial public and
press rests solely with the Nova Scotia line.
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Convicted of Murder.

BANGOR, Me, August 25.-MarshaIl s. Potter,
of Lee, tried for the murder of his mother and
three brothers was to-day found guilty. The de
Tense offered no testimony
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Movements of Governor Seymo.r

BosToN, Aug. 26, lbs a. ma committee Of
gentlemen from Connecticut, are ia the city await
ing Governor Seymour TO escort him 20 his native
place where grand public welcome will be ten
dered him. Governor Seymour is a passenger on
the America
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Professor s,einer,s Balloon A,e,p.ie,

OswEGo, Aug. 26.-Prof. Steiner, the sronaut,
assembled In his balloon Europa. from Toronto, al
half past yesterday afternoon and landed az half
past last evening. eight miles south Of this cty
having come all the way over Lake Ontario.
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THE DRUes commonly administered tn Fever and
Ague patients, are generally ruuous to the stem
lrstead OF curative and strengtheninf; yet the nos
trums devised BY sell sufficient old women, are not
much better. Something is needed which shall be
the product Of profound skill in the heaog art yet
hey oRd the ordinary Outine of the profess, ion This
desldsratum Is supplied BY the disting ushrd Dr. r.
HOsteter, whose Bitters take rank aInung the mo
powerful medicines ever devised. Its effects are
speedy and certain Even the most settled cases of
The disease yield to the tonic properties Of the
rywhere. an IS cost
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MARRIED,
MARRIED.
In Waagh Chapel, on THURSDAY, August 9Th, BY
.ss Key J, a. CreTsor, Mr; GALviN HANDY to
baltimore Sun please copy.D
DIED,

O1EOs
On the 2lst instant, after Q long illness from
bronchitis. LOUISA HUSEMANN, wife of Chas
Hnsemann, In the Eth year OF her age. =
Her funeral will take place from No. "a I3l. st.
tIsiano To-porrow, 18th instant, at O'Clock, to
tend. ~
On Thursday, 25th inst, at O'Clock D. m, Mrs,
SnsE CATHARlNE SCHULTZ, wife of George
Schu'z, native OF Wurtenburs, Germany, but for
tne s,tseysnteen years resident OF this city aged
Inc mineral vii take place from the residence OF
her husoand on X, between 9Th and nth streets to
moffoN SUNDAY laieer aeon, 1T 3 o'clock The rela
tyss aud friends OF the family are respectfully In
vited to attend - O'f.o'"''y IN
Dearest mother, thou hast left mn. ~
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But Ills God that hath 6efeft us
He eau all our sorrows heal =
Z Yet again We hope to meet thee
When the day ofhfe has fled; 49, -.
Then in Heaven viihjey to greet thee, --
Where no farewell tear 10 shed. ; :. =
In ibis city, on the 25th Instant, THOMAS Eos
TER, iafAnt son Of Robert and Malinda Dovping
and Efsndson Of Thomas Foster, late Of Winehes'
/.
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Er,sRS ;5iWNaIj 40. 1ssassssE.

Srodks3 1 f 4 RRSfNs1NS sAssfsasf H.v %,
SJAIoss. DC ,AI Agcftos.--On WEDNESDky
BY authority Of the viii Of the late Timothy o. a. NJ
ognue, A. the farm called HAPPY Home, within ore
consisting Of &c.
head Of Horses, 2 Colts, =. 90 ~ -.
MI N Cows, Steers,
wagons. Carts and Harness,
HHs,rpsgs . snS Hsrness, DSfey. &e, sst
Harrows Patent Hav Rake, - .r .Fts- . -#I .
Corn shelter, Cradles, scythes. Forks, &C.. &C.,
rr Iatitcrm SCALES, Carpenters Tools,
Ai.o, stacks Hay. Straw, &C. - ...
Ai.o: $50 bushels Mercer Potatoes,
variety OF Furniture, &c &c.
Terms at sale. - .... H..
SasRRAH o,R0NOGHUE,)
PETER O'DONOGHUE.A
; q" <o-S ...... ... II. BOWLING. Auct.
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ARRIVAL At THE PExITENrIARY.-Yester ]
5. Gonzales, Esq, U. 5. Deputy Marshal Of the
northern district Of Florida, arrived in this city,
in nine days from Pensacola, with four assistants
having in charge five prisoners to be confined in
the L >. Penitentary: John French, convicted of
murder, sentenced to two years; VIM. Thomas.
do, three years; John r. Darling mail robbery.
two years; Jas Gill and VIM. Wethered mutiny
seven years each. Deputy Marshal Gonzales with
his company were Obliged to observe the strictest
vigilance during the entire trip, to prevent the es
cape Of their prisoners.
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MARAv1LLA! MARAvILLI
MARAvILLA"
The most wonderful preparation known
For DestyoviHg Ddudrrf;
PoII
mARAvILLA

"AhAblLLA' mAkAVILLA
MARAvILLAM
The most wonderful preparation known
For DestyopIHs Ddndrrf;
CErtng BaIdnsSS;
Rsliertng Sick Headache;
Pyeceattng the Hair from Fdiltrg Out;
:. and PRODUCING Glossy CsTIs.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy 6oods
Dealers, and by the Proprietors. Price 30 cents.
CHARLES ERNEST a. Co., 96 Maiden Lane, N, Y,
at viii accomplish all that is claimed for 1t, and
no one need fear or mourn the loss of hair If they
Will use your MaTavilla."
10 5-Sm J. NJ. BRADerREKr, 81 Broadway NJ Y
MEXICAN MUSTANG LISIMENr
From rich and poor, bond and free--all colors,
grades, and conditions of lIfe-we hear the same
need Of praise awarded this wonderful article
Sores nesed, pains relieved lives saved, yalua-
bic animsis made sefui, and untold Ills assuaged
BY this crest medicine which surprising TO the
Judgment Of man. What family does not require a
standard Linimen'? Who ever heard of the same
effects produced by any other article? Fer Cuts,
Bruises. sprsIp., Rheumatism, swelings, Strained
The genuine Mustang Liniment ~ sid BY sll re-
spectacle Druggist and Livery men In eveTy town,
parish, and hamlet Throughout North and south
America, Europe, and the Islands Of the Ocean.
Buy at once.
BARNEs & PARK, Proprietors. New York.
Also, Lyos's Celebrated MSeet Ponder.
au S-lmeoW
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Failure of Wholesale Grocer,,

CINCINNATI, Aug. 26-MessB. Holmes Con-
WELL grocers and commission merchants. have as
signed their property. Conwell has absconded.
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SPoRrING.-The time is arriving for the gunners
and fishers to employ their leisure hours upon the
Potomac and the bays and creeks upon it The
knowing ones say the season will be very excel
lent the crops Of grass in the marshes being ample
Fishing parties, too, are organizing for rp down
the river. Probably larger number Of gentle
men will be in those sporting parties than for a
long time before
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GREAT NUMBERs OF PIANOS for s.ls or
aus betvssn 81 and 10Th ssrssts.l
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PUBLIC 6RoUNDs.-Some years ago, a boy, who
has since grown to he a man Of some distinctio ON
in Washington, took it into his head that as the
public groundswere the property Of the American
people, he, as one Of the people, had right to
enjoy what benefits be might be able to derive
from them and, taking gun, went to work to
shoot the robins that made their nests the trees
HIS erroneous logic was clearly proven by one Of
the watch men. who caught him and administered
thrashing that he never forgot. Acting on the
same theory doubtless, persons 90 cunning almost
every morning in the large field south Of the Presi
dents Mansion. Some Of them are old enough to
Know that they are violating the law, and their
example has been followed by Younger persons
IL the officers who belong to that district would
catch the older ones, and enforce the penalty OF
$50, and administer few spanks TO the Younger
onss the practice might be stopped before seri
damage Is done to the young trees and plant, by
the shot OF the gunners.
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h BRICK HOUSE, containing n rooms, good
cellar and cistern and wood house, on 4th street
Chapel Enquire on the premises, or at VIM.
IN KtIAAppLEY'S stone yard, First Ward or ofAMOS
HC M, Insurance Agent, Capitol Hill. ss v--
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a wut OF
M feri facas issued from the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
xpose to public sale for cash in front of The Court
18th day Of september next, Is5a at p O'clock m
the following described property, to wit, viz: All
fronting s. feet on LIST street west, between Pierce
whole depth Of said lot no feet together with And
singular the improvements thereon. selzed and
and viii Be sold 70 satisfy jaics No s., to oeto
berterp, Is5s, in favor Of Corneia Wttenaur, sur
'0. ''''' W. sEL Isl. Marshal
an Z3-dts for the District of Columbia.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctlopeers-
ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES. WINES,
3th instaHt; commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the store
room Of Shekell Miller, the entire stock Of goods,
Fine South Side, London Particular, and Reserve
HaTmOny's Pale, Brown. sup. Pale Sh.rries,
Chateau, Latte, Margau1, Leoviile, and st. Julien
Chateau, Yquen, and Haut Sauternes,
Hoes Leibfraumilch, and Braunberser
Fine Cognac and Rochelle Brandy,
SnlsTIor Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky,
Peach Brandy, Holland Gin.
Superior Tonic Stomach Bitters,
ine sd Rye snd Jamaica Rum, In demijohn.
Large assortment OF English Sauces, in fancy vases
English JelIies and Catsups,
Iaragon and Chill VINEGAR,
bu Hi1l nj Mu ss Freech e Chocolate.
mniilgataTny, CnrrIe, shrimp and Anchovy Paste,
Complete assortment of SpIces.
. Together with large stock Of
Door Mas. Wooden Ware. GToceTfgests k D.us"es'
Sale positive. Catalogues ready Monday, 10Th,
Will commence the sale of Liquors at u O'Clock
Terms s25 and under each; over that sum a oredi.
Of o. and for satisfactorily endorsed notes.
au sd !. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auefs.
BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
I'VE STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Non h NM &c; ss At AgcI,oN1 q WEDNESDAY
Of DR.. Cockerll: on the road passing the Soldfers
Will sell has entrs Pes.oI ass SsGi,e MSSst
pair large size and very superior mules,
DrsuERt Horsess AND snd MAIZE Ss Waco asSns,
fre1seiI sIn Cow and lot Of Hog.,
e Fan. Spades, Hoes; and other implements.
Terms cash. WALL 4 BARNARD,
au2 tStates.l AuctOneers.
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers
ensss! or THE 6r HE Of rHE sCUrH M
GJTIzINsis sWT.sHrsaToN; D. C., At AyIer.oS-o3
he once q tSs e TT
isans avenue and 10Th street west We shall sell the
0ne new @ploy sdn Lsrss csilndsP Press.
speriect order sad eG2dlsiS % The BED i BY
One 81 pe1iof four.6orss power steam Engine and
Boiler, only smonths old, and in perfect order,
ryses ard sfs Other Ms.eriss now in the os,c. of
About SO pounds Of BREWER Type, quite new and
Tcssthss. nth quantity e new Type,
S n.1 rysss o.: "a
PrGRss:sr. to portion Of n. sboys
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WATCH RETURss.-Frank Newton. colored
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, 1915. -Four
individuals, who could not obtain more comfort
able quarters, were accommodated with lodgings
for the night.
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The GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION ON Mor-
DAY.-The Catholic Beneficial Total Absti nsnce
Association Of the District of Columbia will give
their annual excursion to the White House Pavil
ion, on Monday next, the 29th inst. The White
House Pavilion Is selected because the excursion
10 a strictly temperance affair, and the character
OF the pavilion is the same. The Thomas Colyer
has been chartered for the occasion and will
make two trips during the day withers' Band
has been engaged, and will favor the company
with Us most exhilernting strains by land and
water Among the amusements Of the day will
be dancing and various athletic sports and one or
two addresses are expected on interesting subjects
For particulars Of the excursion advertisement
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Tbs First Presbyterian Juvenile Missionary So
Ciety viii hold their meeting In the Iectnre-room
"i Trinity church To- morrow afternoon See adj
vrrtiSclneat -
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A-FIsE TINs.-we hear that the Eureka Club
and sheir friends had a most enjoyable time at
Analostan on Thursday last This Club is vastly
popular we should Judge, as the picnic was yis
IL by some OF the arst people Of w ashington aud
GeoryeloNn -, - -
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QUcK fRP.-The schooner Yankee Doodle.
now at AleNandria, made the trip FROM Boston 70
that port in four days.
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FUTURE DAYS,

FUTURE DAYS.
BY THOMAS BOWLING; Georgetown.-
bkkYM HFTkk Ss 6T AUCTION I1
stsnt at O'clock. shall sell T,tbe5t .se S.h In
the promises, the west side of Jefferson street S
near Water st.; large lot Of Building MateriaIs,
consIsIhs OF Brlcks. Lumber, Doors. Window
ssrames, Sash, &c , &c. TO be removed Within ten
Terms cash.
gu n I'd TH0s. BOWLING, Auct'r
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABhE PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
a. STREET ROAD AT AUcTIoN.-On THURSDAY .
on the Pfemses small fsEP rSs Ts
Linas;e, place, on nh street, about two hundrsf
place is su table for dairy or an esry pSaIdsn MS
Terms: One, hafcash; balance in and II months.
Deed e@ Is gwen :. and deed OF trust taken.
BY J: c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
= TERNOON, August soth, at S O'clock. At the
AgctIon Rooms. we shall sell, in sums to suit
o''"V Oop1raI,on OF Washington quarterly six per
5000 Corporation Of Alexandria Registered stock
5' GSve1port, Iowa, ten per cent. Coupon
2;noo Corporation of Alexandria Coupon Bonds
an IS J. {: Mcguire & CO., Aucts.
HoUsERohDa N6KiffcAH4fE:S iSP FURNITURE
- AT AycrIoN.-OnT TUESDAY the SOth instant
UTdeEySod Esq "" $50 New JerssT sHeSn ei
Capitol Hill good assortment Of Furniture, viz:
mdhogany Bureaus and Sldeboasd,
DO. hne High post and Valiant Gothic Bed
Do. Tables, Rocking and other Chairs
Feather Bed, Hair and other Mattresses,
Waisrooes, and Clothes Presses, and Wsshstands,
Glass and CrockeIy Ware, among which IS one fin.
| A good lot Of Kitchen Requisites.
W Ith many other articles which we deem unneoes
sary tn enumerate.
Terms cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27

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