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By A. GREEN, AnctIoneer

Uu.NDS,Hh' ThEEN, AuctIoneer.
n hNDSoMf. BUILDING LOT ON orr
- STREET EAST, BETWEEN q Ann \ SrpEFTs
So,IH. ar AUcTi3N-On THURSDAY, the i3tb
ny Htnt' shail sell, IN front Of the premises Al
c"ck ?: M hall lot No. g. in sauare No a,o
irnhtng - ie't inches 9th street east runninr
naGh 10 n wl1e alley lWfcet IoS inches between {;
tnh streets south immediately in the rear OF tho
Marine Barracks. " WV i'"' vi 'iie
lerms One third cash; balance in and y
and deed of trust taken. s''e"
OCT Il A. GREEN Auct
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MARRIED..

On the 4.h instant, by Rev; DIR, Pinkner, Mr..
WIN. w. MclilLl.. son or the late Thos. McGIll.
70 BELLE r. COMMON, daughter of Isaac
COntnor, late of Philadep hia. it,
On Tuesday, (4th, hv the Rev. Mr. Nafa MIR.
JOHN X: HUNT, Of this city, and Miss SARAH
LOWE, daughter of Warren Lowe, Esq. OF
Prince George County, Md.
On Thursday. 9Th instant, bv Rev. John c. Smith
d. D.. BERNARD G. MAJOR to SUSIE l.
daughter of George w. Forbes, Esq, all OF this
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McGREGOR SEQ "
s House FurniShers, M


52s SEVENTH STREET, Of a very extensive and
well-selected assortment of
CABINET WARE AND OTHER FURNITURE
consisting in part Of
ParlOr Suites complete, in Rosewood, Walnut, and
Mahogany, upholstered in the beat and most
fashionable styles,
Marbe-top Centre Tables,
French plate Mirrors, with gilt frames
Etegeras and w hat nots, Chamber Sets,
Solid Walnut, Oak, Mahogany, aud Cottage Sets,
painted all colors,
Dining room Sets complete,
Feather Beds, BOlsters. and Pillows,
CuTled Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Also all other foods in tia HOusefIIrns hing line
Our goods are all gotten up according to our order
ana dlr'ctlon and we pledg' ourselves that the
quslty Of every article shall be as represented.
we Will furnish private residences or hotels en-
ire at very short notice, and our best personal
Efforts to give entire satisfaction.
We continue 10 sell all our goods at the most re-
uuced prices, according to quality, pact sing the
shilling" "
We invite the attention Of al who contemplate
purchasing. McGS EGUR Co.
OcF2S $50 and 52S Seventh street.
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NARSHALS SAl.E.-In virtue of a writ of
tI herr faclas issued from the CLERKS ofce Of the
Circu tCouTt Of the District of Columbia, for the
County OF Washington, and to me directed, I will
expose to pubic sale, for cash, front Of the Court
rouse door Of said county, on thursday, the
5th ay OF October ext, 1852 at ~ O'Clock M, the
InIowlng described property. To wit: All defend
ants right, Title claim, and interest in and TO Sub
dIylsIon No. Of SQua.e No. 1874. in the city of
washington. ID. & together with ali and singular
the improvement thereon. seized and levied up01
as the property OF Robert NJ Harrison, and Will re
sold To satisfy yudctals No. 227, TO October term
1850, In favor of Samuel James.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
sc Ats for the District of Columbia
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AUCTION ALn
THIS AFTER NOONG M .o1 :,

o,rocS1.N =. mc"u lRE CO.. Auctsoneers.
49,; TN DON, October 10th al S o'cloci q ~
g sts' hooms We shsl' Sc, in sums Ia sn,," ''
cent stock. 1UdteTly SIX
ns, oIPoiatlon Of Washington semi-aunuaI Al,
f., oamk Of the Metropolis stock.
Iems cash In current funds
oo o-u J. G. Mcguire 4 co. Auc,s
hy A GREEN, Auctioneer.
Two GOOD TWO-STORY RRICR u
At ATCTI4N.-On MONDAY the 10Th ,n.,., -
sa ge SCI; IN front of the premises at O'Clock
which they stand. being part Iot IN tne ."ts on
s1 ne lot fronts 50 feet alley rear north
street north. The improvements xbTcb ~, ~ ~
I~o- stoIN Prick houses, containing 4 rooms escb
SIpn WI! De SOLD separate or together as NAV he
Isrms $50 cash; balance in s, II and 10 months,
T,en ard % Ip,erest day of sale. deed
Oc4d cprpN
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DIED.,

On the 9th instant, at o'clock a. m, Mrs LOU
1SA, wife of Mr.. George n. Meisel aged "a years
tBaito papers please copy
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of two wrIts of
i'l herr facIas issued from the Clerks Office of
the county of Washington and to me directed. /
VII expose to public SALE for cash, in front of the
Court House door of said county, on THU RSDAH,
the 18th day OF October next 1853, at II O'Clock m
I'll d'tendants right, title claim aud interest in and
10 Lot No. In Square No 1856, the city of Wash
lngton, ID. c., together with all and singular the
improvements thereon, seized and levied upon AS
the property of ThOs Bar, EFT. and will be sold 10
satisfy JudIcas Nos. IS and ia, to Nav term Ia5s
IN favor OF Geerge and Thos. Parker d Co and
Hamilton Leach.
w. SELDEN Marshal
sen-ts for the District of Columbia
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

tAbC ABLE PROPERTY ON Urn. NEXT
~, TO TIE CORNER OF STREET, AT AUCTION On
IHu SDAl the 18th ina l., shall sell at o'clock
p. ~ IN front 81 the premises, two Frame Houses
oi Lot =. IN Square No ass. This property fronts
n stLtet west next to the corner of street north
linmed lately opposite the Patent Office,
we deem II unnecessary 10 offer any comment
tcAtlNe 10 ths proper " as Il rs well known to be
IN point of It's business locality one of he most de-
IN Washington. ANY person vIshi1g T., ,n.ts
gond investment wi do well to attend the faie
Terms: One-thIrd cash balance IN O. y and l8
months. the purcha er or purchasers TO give notes
Tor the deferred payments, bearing interest from
Title IIdisputabe, ~ ~
cod CDErNr
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s. y
and 800 Penn. avenue, National Hotel Building.
ONYGENATED BITTERS.
1he nnn'rsd statement of Prof. A. A. HIVES NJ d.
Stat" ASSdysr, rs annie ts .fin1ony Of The SRI
eHt,hc D7dnnfT ~ rhich This Lqedicjus
as c0pIpOUnded. OHd recommends
AZ TO Professional men.
An opinion having been asked for of me- in ConSa-
qtlence al the formula for preparing UrygeUnfed
bntcts being known to ma. prsss The f,IIIowing
In fUTn: 'i'0 ''ii"" ing
The composition of these Bittnrs includes those
medicinal substances which expe fenced ply sicians
have long resortcd to for special action on the sys
tenn. when deranged by Fevrrs, Dyspepsia. A CUES.
and General Debility, resulting from exposure or
climate influence.
These are rendered permanent, and r"nain active
IN THIS PREPARATION, as consequence Of tie scientific
Rldrn,r IN Thick hfy combined.
Ii was well founded inf renee, tat tn" prcpara-
uon used IN larger or smaller doses, won Il prove
valuable General Medicine, which experience has
demonstrated.
In this medicine, no metal c salts can be found:
by the most delicate chemical trials.
Respectfully, \. A. HAYES, VI. D.,
~ ASSnytT 10 the State Of Mass.
No. Pine strsct, Boston, 18th Dec, 1852.
Prepared by =. w. FowLES Co. Boston and for
sale by n ID. GIlman, 5. &. Ford, IT,, =. Il Waite
C.Stotr, John SchwartZe, Marin X Palmer, Wash
lnston; aud by dealers everywhere. &C i-lw,r.
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1TARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue ola writ offs

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF a writ of ferI
~ Ifclas Issued from tire Clerk : office OF the Cir
cult Cnurt ot the District OF Columbia for the com
" oil " ashngtoD and TO me directed, will "a nose
70 pubnc sale for cash, at Web5eT's livery stable
Navy Yard. opposite the Anacosta engine bouse
on On w ednesd3T, the 18th day of October, instant
lSG,a ~ % clock n. ~, the following goods aud
chattelS, 70 wit; Gray aud Bay Horses, WAGON
Cart and sets Of Harness, seized and levied npnD
as the goods and chattels of Wankoniez and will
be sold To satisfy Judcas No 226. to October term
SO, In favor of Fitzhugh Coyle.
o.. - w. SELDEN,
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THERE WITLBE SOID pITpIIC Ar,

THERE WILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC AUG
Il tuE IN the United States Navv Yard, Wash
lngton. ID. a: II O'Clock m, on TUESDAY the
ON 4l October instant, a lot of Copper Scale as
1t can be examined at any time previous n tho
DAY OF sale upon application to the commandment at
the Navy lard. ' ~
The ANAL sis Of samples of similar scale has given
from "a to 50 per cent. of metallic copper.
leIIns CT safe cash. WM. Finn,
oc i-lANlW Navy
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
NALTA BILE IMPROVED PROPER

IHE NORTHERN IIRFRTTEs ar - ~ ~
IN the nth instant, shall sell In font of
snS i Sc, at clock 2. M, parts Of Lots Nos
<dnI D. IN square No. AZ, fontil : 81 feet On 9,b
81 west and running back 100 feet along the line
VI $3.50; $3.50 no'th with the improvements. which
bic in the rear. ~ 'o"ee' WIN sIa-
No ne az Sntlon OF persons wishing to purchase
property IN this section of the CITY is CALL 10 ~
ah1ye sale as the sale will be positive. " '"e
al e Ji One third cash; the balance In g. IsIs
ny iced of trust upon the premises gu
oo "a A. GREEN, Auct
NOIiCEIHORSEF FOR SALE.-I hereby give
o, hIouLc9 tnat, on III ESDAY next the IitL da,
oc.pDer' 1859, IN front Of the Bank Of Nasbinyt'n
sale h to 6 6s OF WtashiPston shall sell At pubic
PIoPersy OF John Lang, for the livery dne thereon
JNO. HURD
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IN a: GREEN. Auctioneer

VALUABLE iMPROVED PROPERTy IN
v 7rE STREET AT AuCTIoN.-On MONDAY, the
iIth instant shall SELL In front of the premises. at
ginning AT the Istance Oflr5 feet from the northeast
corner on SaIu square, running thence south - feet
along the line Of 18th street, thence west In1 feet
thence north % feet, thence lOo feet place Of be-
ginning.
tween X and streets north. and is improved by a
convenient frame tenement and located in a "a mid
Is improving mel ghbO rhuud.
Terms: One fourth cash; the hal ance in g. y and
IL months, for notes bearing interest TO be secured
b. a deed of trust on the premises.
10 A GREEN Auot
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a lAhE NOTltE,
ALL Persons owning property let street And
Gay sire I, required by ordinances Of the Cor
poTauon of Gaorge'ovn, app owed on the 10Th day
Of September, lS5a 10 have the footvsys fronting
the same paved with good hard brick, upon a suttI-
Gent bed OF sharp sand and IN conformity 10 tie
establ shed rades of said streets The curbng must
be put IN thorough order, with ma ie Is OF the
best qualty, or with the of those now there NJ
mt Tor the purpose. These improvements must he
completed by the 18th day of October next or they
VII then be made by th' subscriber, and paid fur
out OF the proc eds Of the taxes which have been
imposed or that purpose. The materials, as well
as the wo kmanshIp, NUT be Of a kind TO be ap-
proved of BY the subscriber they will be rejected
Those persons who may undertake 10 have their
improvements made under their own supervision,
are notlhed that the same must be done Accord ng
10 the legal grade OF the Streets or they will be re-
jectsd at their own cost
Any Information which may he further desired
can be hsd on application to the unde signed.
Persons wishing To contract for so much of the
above named work as may not be completed by the
18th day OF October next, can leave their sealed
propose 10 for the az this ONCE by the 10th dsy
Of October next.
HENRY ADDISON, Myor.
MAYORS OFFICE, Georgetown, ID. CT
September 18th 1883.
sc Il 3tawtl5thOct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF TEAS AT AUG

II TIoN.-Om THURSDAY mo ming. the Iatb inst
shall sell IN front OF INV auction room corner nf
18th and streets, at 10 O'Clock. large and fine as
sOItment of fresh Tea, cons sting Of
IS boxes OfGunpowder
10 chests OOnng SouchCng
do Pouchong
do Imperial
do BrPakfast Souchong
The attention of the trade is most respectfully
called to the above sale, the sale will he pOSiIvr
Terms: All sums under $50 cash; over S3l,
credit Of two and four months for satisfactorily en-
dOrsed paper.
&C Ia A. GREEN Auct
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By O. 6. SAGE, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA-On MON
DAY, the Slst Instant, at IL O'Clock m This prop
eTty Will be sold by virtue of two deeds of Trust eT
ecuted By ,Aza q dmon and Ann GladmOn. his
wife. and duly recorded in the lard records Of said
county THIS property fronts on Middle TURNPIKE
Road, situated SIX miles from Washington and Ave
from Alexandra; near Balley's Cross Roads.
CONSIST Of a good Dwelling house, containing IL
rooms and cellar, two large Barns, CarrIage-hOusa
rn-hOuse, Overseer's House, Workshop, Tool
house, and all other out b.iidlUgs necessary ali in
complete order; also, an orchard of several hu
bred trees OF choicest fruit, This fam is well
wooded and watered, ard is in high state Of cult
walton. and contains 20 acres OF land. Also an ad-
Joining tract. mostly IN wood, and fronting SAID
turnpike, and will make a good lardsn farm or
country residence.
Terms of SAFE: One third in cash the remainder
Pay able In one, two, and three years the payments
to be secured by adeed of trust on the property
Persons wishing TO purchase will do well 10 call
and examine the 9I3PsIty previous to the day Of
sale. LAM BERT TREE, Z -.
oc lo-eots o. SAGE. Auct
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STOVES, STOVES. STOVES
Il HAVE few more left, which an selling at
reduced prices as desire to close them out soon
as possible. G. SNYDER,
OCT next door 10 the Star Office,
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AMUCH-NEEDED lMPROvEMENT.-TheC Commits
sioner Of the Third and Fourth Wards has re-
ceived orders to proceed immediately to the work
of grading and graveling street north, from
Fourth street west to North Capitol street.
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THE ARLINGTON CLUB announce a grand ball
tonight at Franklin Hall, corner of Ninth and
str
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For FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHMENTS in all de-
partments of business, in the city. see our Alpha
oetcal Business Directory, in another column
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i'"r Il" on SJtn day evening the
,''''>'s Jn>t arrived from Philadelphia. To the
p, ~ .i.f'"'t' Iaraded Pennsylvania avenue
'-hS community were treated Ia a free ride
u. 70 oIcssion- To-day both lines Vande,wsr-
ana Mocres are on the road, and lie com.
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BY 4. GREEN, Auctionecr.

EoOD TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSE AND
~ l'"T At ,ArCTIoN-On WEDNESDAY, the
- Just, shall sell I'm front of the premises M
CLOCK p m, part of Lot Q, in Square No. 423, with
me improvements. which are a good two story
ram" House, with hack building This propaTIy
fronts on I'm street west, between and q streets
SAID lot. ~ WIZ "0P'" vi
Terms; One third cash; balance in 6, II and ~
months. for notes bearing interest
Oc5 ~ A GREEN Annt
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AUCTION SALm

= ~ ny Z. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
rRnhR BRICk AT AUCTION.-On SAT
O'clock Last cadS October Sth at ys
sn t east. We shall sell lot Of Old Bnck, belong
FERNS CasS OIL The late James Maher.
By order Of the Executors.
0oOd &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct'rs.
,c 18th i! ABOVE SALE IsPosrpoNEno ON
noon, October II. same hour snJ nf,as Ar En-
o' ~" j.. {. McGUIRE co. Auct'rs.
NETW AND HANDSoMEi.Yu ' FINISHED
dS1 r"E Ht M6N PGS AFTH HRsyN;6
sell new tb,se clock, on the premises we shall
oaes building the lot fronting 81 feets inches ON
Sins b.r IN between ID and 81 streets west run
thGpse IS handsome three story brick, with
rooms and bn containing saloon parlor ten
r,unsnout, marble mantes and finished in the best
Persons in want of a desirable and corvsrioD,Iv
arranged dwelling. in an unexcspionable location.
Cut rasarr nchd nus sale, which will be made with
'" ra aoiHS; lite uGguestIonable.
=, Terms: One fourth cash the residue IN E. p and
on the nrem MN interest, secured 10y deed in trust
ooS-d J.. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
na Nfks9yF sAtE Is oFGS2sTE .
&C 10 !. c: MCGUIRE & CO., Auot'rs.
ExcEL b n GG6 8FEEaaappIbp GRffE
LrI4Eo FORTE &c. At hrcTdS roR FRIbkE T
th n,b ,sh instant shall sell at the residences 81
taa ,ei n SnIoot, Esq, No. 81 north street be-
awesn Sth and 9Th streets west at 10 O'clock m
large and excel assortment of handsoms Fnr'
nituInp name In part "
rW eenosewood- cased Piano Forte Fisher mako
NJ, "a octaves, of excellent tune and finish
wall w T1te a tete aud Lounges
Reception, Arm aud Castor Chairs
MarDIr,top Centre and Side fables
Eancy Reception and other Chairs
Fine Oak Hall Set complete
Marble top Walnut and Mahogany Rureau,
DO do Wsshstands and Sinks
Fine worsted Damask Window Curtains
Tapestry. Brussels, Ingram and Step CARPETS
Mantel Clock and Nantel Ornaments
Fine walnut French and jenny Lind Redstsadz
walnut Writing Desks, Wa1drohes
y foot Oak Extension Dining Table
FEATHER Beds, hair, cotton, and shuck Mattre.ses
Iron Bedsteads, Chamber Cottage Sets
Chandeliers, Gas Burners, &c
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Ivory handle Knives and Forks Spoons
Refuge atOrs, Tin So fss, &c
Cooking, Hall, and Chamber Stoves
With large and general a ssortmert of Kitchen
requisites, too numerous to mention,
Terms: All sums under So cash: over that
amount credit OF sixty and NINETY rIays for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
oc va A.GRE tN, Auct.
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HINTON TEL are offering the Washington
PUBIC one OF The finest assortments of goods in
Tue way OF materials to be made up into gentle
men clothing, ever imported into this country
l nelr sales room is really worthy of visit from
any gentleman DESTROYS of realizing the progress
OF the Tunes. the world over in the manufacture
OF Oh cloths, cassimeres, fancy vestings &C Nj
hImtoh having made great reputation for his
house by cutting out all the coats manufactured
In u oy his own hands wisely continues to do so;
ana has brought TO Washington a finished French
cutter Tor pantaloons and vests. who is also rap
idIy earning fame here. gentlemanS furnish
Ing goods stock is also kept in the house. COM
posed principally of the finest and choicest wares
OF The KIND to be purchased in this country On
tle whole their store evinces that in their line
The man of taste can be quite as well served in
Atlantic W VAC
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THs THsA1RE.-The Performance Of aMac.

HE THsArRs.-The performance of "Mac
oe'n, at the Theatre on Saturday night, was
nlghly satisfactory, batting a few defects and
oinlks In the scene-shifting to the nervous irri
ttioh OF the principal actors and sympatbetic
aauuence; A part of the audience too showed
i,a,u tIe bad taste, or something worse in
loudly applauding at particularly inappronriate
Rolh,s. For instance. the round of applause In
tlie dress circle when Macbeth was stealing with
numerous design into the bsdchamber of Duncan.
Se.heo ike nothing less than morbid approval
OF the act The audience should bear in mind
that IN these respects, as well a some others we
might mention if we had ROOM they have parts
70 play 10 their credit or discredit rs well as the
Lazy OF Lions Chaplin made a magnificent
ROXY Ann, but owing to the length of Macbeth.
The piece was hurried through to its great disad-
vantage. Our theatre going citizens will be glad
to learn that the Richinus appear to-nigbt in
IN, me Daughter of the Regiment and - The
Little Savage
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WATCH misunderstanding ight-Mack Tree,
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs 50 Is. AL
exander Adams, (col y do do. <: Is Three
dodgers Sunday-Nargaret Bryan. drunk and
dsorderly; work house On DAYS Three lodrcrs
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CALIFORNIA PINE PLANK-A specimen of pine
plank has been received ut the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition from California, which shows that the tree
from which II was cut must have been twelve feet
in diameter, and at least three hundred feet high
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SANFORD's CAPITAL OPERA COMPANY opens I
odd Fellows Hal: Tonight. They will draw
like a team Of elephants. Washington folks are
getting awfully hungry for something in the
musical line.
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THE TWO GREAT EVENTS LOOKED FOR WITH
UNUSUAL lNTEREsT.-The arrival of the Great
Eastern at Portland, and the Grand Party to lie
given by the Merry Social Club at Odd Fellows
Hall, Navy Yard The former event by the resi-
dents OF Portland, and the latter by those of Wash
lngton. Don't fail TO attend the party
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FOR SALE-Very cheap-if applied for soon
4 very neat 4Passenger CARRYALL.
best make, nearly new; four year old G~N
COLT, aud set Single HARNESS. Sold NN
for no faut, the owner having no further use for
them. One hundred and sixty (isOl dollars will DE
taken for the whole. Inquire of Mr.. FISHER. at
J. c. Mcclure & Co.'s. oc 7-sts
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The FINEST CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT IN
WAsHINGToN CRY j. NJ McCsmIy Il Co are
now recelv their fall sly les of Clothing made TO
order Tor Their retail trado. Furnishing Goods Of
and 800 Penn. avenue, National Hotel Building.
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COSTLY SrORT.-On Friday last lanes AIston
;. Crollin, and A. Rupert hired a buggy and
drove into the country towards the house of
Mr. Mcdonald. where two young men named
Turner, for whom Aston did not harbor the
kindest feeling, were living. Their conduct upon
thelr arrival was of such a character, displaying
pistols, using threats, &c. that the younu men
left the house and took refuge in the woods AL
ston, and one of the trio went into the house and
not finding the young men, took a violin. several
other articles, and small amount of money, and
left. Saturday they were arrested and taken he
fore Justice Dom for trial; and after hearing of
the testimony, Rupert was dismissed and the
others committed to jail for Court
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NN NICE great show-muSic. horses. ponies,
q"'s''i''i', elephant, rhIncceros and all
'He ,.'y this morning, aud, of course, were
rs,G"I,,,, % TiI observers on their way to their
.nd evening are their only ones iU this city be- II
yys-,S "a, vi course, everybody will 20 to
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The ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB-Thjs associa
ton. composed of some of the finest Young men Of
the Seventh Ward, held its tenth anniversary a.
Bcnter's restaurant on Saturday evening, every
nleurber being present, and passed delightful
time. IL has been tue custom of the members To
hold annual festiv val together ever since their
formation, and Notwithstanding the mutations Of
time. no msnbcr has failed to be present on ant
Of Tues occasions to exchange hearty hand SHAKE
with his fellows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

WASHINGTON FEMALE INsTITUTE.-Thc school
term of this Institution commenced this morning.
as announced, at nine o'clock; but the opening
exercises did not take place until half past twelve
II being impossible to accommodate the public in
general. invitations were extended to as MANY as
Il was thought the room would conveniently hold
~ The hour mentioned, quite a large number Of
guess had assembled including the Mayor of the
city, Rev. DIR Hall. Maj Bowman. of the Consti
tuition, Mr.. Shaw. Of the Herald. Mrs. Gen
M"Sombe. Mrs Gen Gaines, and Mrs. School
craft
Mrs Smith welcomed the guests and those pres
en- IN lew pertinent remarks after which. DR..
,l"it, olhclatnS in the absence Of chaplain of the
Insulation, invoked the Irvine blessing
Tue MaE"r Of the city being unweli, and the
distinguished gentlemen who had promised TO
he present and submit a few remarks. not arriv-
ing IN uhie, IL was so announced TO the audience,
and after the tune Of .'Old Hundred u the com
pany separated. and visited the various apart
mcnts in aud about the building.