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PERSONAL.

TAkE NOTICE or A GOOD DEEP. ON tho
l. 26ih of last month was So unfortunate u a sc
lny pock at book containing some 50. Mr.. BruHn y
baker, On strert, Island, found the same and
promptly returnod IT Coon as he aScertaIued me
looser, for which noble act herewith tender NV
warmest thanks 10 him. John ROI,TZ
IT. Carrier ~ tho baltimore wecEsr
THlS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT WA
HENRY LEE, who. when last heard from hy
his mother. Elizabeth Hagan, late of Washing tom,
In the District Of ColGmblS, was in Pittshurg, Pa
(or his dauE liter Ann ar Nancy. rln hear OF some
thing THAT will relult II their ben, 6t nc thew or
either of them, can bA hea d from within one yeaT
from the eth day of February, Iaiq, by addr-ssIn
jeS-Sts
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IL The "RecOllectIOns of Washington by
d w Parke Custis, is In press.
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SNOTlCE "A meeting of the stockholders of
~ the Washington. Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Steamboat Company will lie held at tho, Of-
he" 81 judge Bran, on Pa. avenue, un THURS
DA the sd ri June, IT ~ O'Clock a. IN The stock
holders arc requested to attend.
49, JOS. BRYAN, Pres't
All parsons having claims against the Companv
ara requested Ia send them IN, other ~ tho Cap
I ?Ins or the President. ie a-entd'
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IL The body of young lady was found in
the water at Port Hamilton. near New York Oh
Sunday evening, and was identified, on Monday.
as Mrs. Fanny Dean Halssy, wife of Henry Hslsey
of No. lii West Twelfth st. The deceased disap-
Peared on "Wednesday last, under circumstances
which gave rise to the snpposition that she had
been murdered She left home for the ostensible
purpose Of purchasing a pair Of shoes, and that
was the last seen of her alive Owing to various
causes. suspicion pointed towards her husband as
knowing something Of the cause of her death and
he was arrested on Monday, and held to await the
result Of an investigation
On Monday evening. DIR. George Cochranp held
post Hlortem examination, when the body was
thoroughly examined, but there was lao evidence
found OF violence or anything to indicate the pres
enc OF poison In the stomach. Her husband
thinks That sue committed suicide in consequence
al some revelations which Were made concerning
her acquaintance with gentleman in BROOKLYN
named Henry = W ellis; but the mother aud sis
terS OF deceased are of the opinion that she has
Deem fonlly dealt with. The case is full of mys-
terry and doubt, which cannot be satisfactorily
solved until tbe cnroner's inquest has been held
Mtlhwhlle the police have thought proper to
place both Mr. Halsey and Mr.. Wells under ar
rest nQtiI the matter should be- thoroughly inyes-
tg1ted-
sir. Wells denied at first any undue intin,cv
with the deceased. though aftrrward hp made adj
missions OF the fact. The theory OF the police
department Is, that on "Wednesday morning an
alteration occurred between Mrs HaIsey and her
husband. rs represented by him; after which She
Wrnt ." Brooklyn TO meet Mr. Wells The NEXT
gay Mrs Drane also visited that gentleman utterly
distracted at her daughters absence who told her
tL'1i MIS- Halsey had Probably gone away, utterly
dlS2tsI'd with her husband 5 conduct
The officers suppns, d that Mrs Haisey was If
This hIne ut SouIe place known To Mr.. Wells He
had desired 10 break OFF the intimacy for some
Ime, as II had proved costly affair II WIS
KNOWN !" her mother, and 10 is Slid also 10 her
husband. that she in the habit of obtoininey
Sums OF money from him. ID is supposed that
alter this Interview Mr. Wells went TO Mrs HaI
Sy s'"Phn" place and assured her that lac could
not cOhccai oF protect her, ard that she must 30
home al once On hearing this. the unhappy NO
Inan. distracted at this desartion by her lover de
trimmed nPon suicide, and accordingly precipi-
f1ted herself into East river
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ANUsEMEKTs.

I oTs OF F yS,t AN mo SOMETHING FOR
large siry ROOM No: $50 ieth st. nsIi to Mca;1Ie's
6ns s:sss COPY sss S Ss Td Bs
csG%sist. W S., o ss.Ss. F.ssr, ! volumes,
Esputa's Cctillon Band il engaged for the eve
gns; Ice Cream, Confectionery, and Cold Drinks
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady ~ cents
Smile tickets 8 cents. Tickets for sale by o. r
SAVAGE. Pa avenue, between 18th aud Iith strsets.
~ B. private room for ladies to unrobe.
OPENING OF 9Th THE 6rNNo MOUNT VERNON
cG SSEENb tfD S EsTb T GF sSEIH
THURSDAY, June 9Th, 1883.
This beautiful plsca Of resort is now Handsomely
nfk n 3,6st
of REFR ESHMENTS.
TL's ,iarden is sufficiently lsrge enough 10 &C
with sufficient number of Tables. ali nnSsr the the
shade "t n grape arbor, with pleasant wSlks, &C 4,
Visitors u this establishment will always enjoy
isir breeze and lair view of our noble Potomac.
can he accommodated with Breakfast. &c. at the
same time having the pleasant breeze from the
The undersigned. from his past experience in tho
business, guarantees To preserve perfect order and
hat he will leave nothing pndone tn pr"mote the
happInoSs aud enjuymen uf his patrons.
No intoxicated persons allowed To enter.
O.nLl'usrs rqn regular from 18th street To steam
boat wharf and Mount Vernon Gaoden:
je7-a' JOHN MILLER, Agent.
IlARBEE'S BEAUTIFUL STATUE
"FIsHERR" GIRL"
Is on Free Exhibition at
PH LP'S BOOKSTORE,
maIO
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e. TX y r. TIN Al
Saenger Bund, United Glee Clubs.

SoCA6CI ouHu, OulJeQ Olee CLUB
DISTRICT or coLuMGlA,
On THURSDAY, jane 10th, ISsa
Under the assistance or the German Turner'S AMI
1agers "a h"n"r "f their guests, the IT,
RSE a%5S G MSzs', y.I MasI1eTchST
ers repairing from al parts of the coun'r, 70 Wash
Baltimore during the preceding days. WIS NJ
The large number" our fellow -citizeng who hs We
Festival 5st year. and al those rerrettins "i pt
having participated at that time. viii soon l.. "i
Tered smother opportunity 20 test the social auaI
ties of their fellow citizens Of German defcrrt 4,
visiting aud witnessing the vocal and gyp,ussirr
named. '"' u"' ""''o
Our Saenger Bund las arranged 10 bring ,loryor
tImore various Glce Clubs from distant psqts,fIhs
c"nnlr., an order 10 relgaugu-ate The Capitol 81
ihe Nation those sensible and manly perioTiranc-s
Mhlch have become 80 PupuaT of late Over ths
length and hredth OF our CuIon.
psce in manner never her@ Sitnes S xiIil1,
toe limits 81 the Distinct and IT'S nes Lhorho~I I've
ing. The Turner'S will appear M fl as,a .. r., y,
I Is ,llelr ever interesting exploits. Our we
iel"ved asers Sih Likewise be- ou tho pat a. -
taeir best ln the Pr"mutou al a general eIi,.l-ri
ph'hts az t.hgllSh aud German vii 10 dei,rT, o.
i'Hnrns and promSCu.ss atnltsen-nts "a c.,u.lt.lis
Tue DAY, Al the day infnush double OrchAstfa
WI ne "a i'ehdan.e; AM 'iie utmost order aid ~
c'Thin L" bo looked an-T aud riaorDnSly enforced
TIE sdrsts VIII be received n tho Dcp.t au.I a.
c"ntP1nicn through various streets oIt6a ct, O., a
f'tehGht pT"ceSsi'a Ia iit'adq uarters on Mrsluts
lal cNrhlng THE l5ih iust. The prUr-Sslbn iar tha
~ uo iofiiltd NJ az b'cl,,ck ~ heal
quarters, on Maryland avenue, near the C-p,i.I
Harden: marching down the Avenue. thrausu
GcoTs ctnwn. 10 tl8c l,,atE.
The hrst part Of tho ceremonies n Arlinpton VII
c"nimener at u "cl"ck a. T. aud close n .'cj,t
p o.: The second paTt AZ "a O'Clock 10 the cln-,, a
the irsiIyal At IA O'clock D. az.
tu prog rainme Will ho pu ~ ished p tho Epyl,sL
ana herman papers at due tina.
ihe hteanS al cOnVCt ance o. and from tho placa
VII De n'Ust ample aHd accommodating
Tickets - cents. admitting one gentleman atH
la.ies-to 'e rad AZ the Music stores HGi@ls. SO
PRINCIPAL Restaurants of the city as a 80 of ti,r
town aud AexaGdrla.
-JeSd THE COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS
pAtkET BOAT FLYING CLOID. ruuuiug
DctWoen 6eor@etown and Arlington "a
SPIlhss, can ,e chartered 10y the das for ~ ~
SSLIstohs =" TIE hfeat Falls or AIRING ton -
springs. Iy giving short notice. Appl, 10 tls sub
scrll,er No. 30 Jefferson street rs'rg etown ar -
trip. '' 'N""'
ma n I'm IoUN N,npp
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THE Shareholders CONVENTION at Baltimore
had an Informal meeting at Barnum's Hotel last
night. Judge Chambers was called 10 the chair,
and Col. Hughes, of Anne Arundel county, APP
pointed secretary. Delegates Were present from
nineteen counties, including all the counties ex-
cept Allegany and Caroline, and Baltimore city
The name Of Shareholders Convention was OBJ
jected Ia, and II was determined that the proper
title Of the body should DE rs follows: "Conven-
tiOn for the Proper Regulation Of the Colored
Population Of the State" A committee OF one
from each county represented wns appointed to
nominate officers for the convention The COM
mittee met and it was understood would make
fhe following nominations for the temporary or
SaniLatiOn of the convention this morning: Pres
ident, Hon. Ezekial F. Chambers; Vice President
ii. u. :. Key, Esq; Secretary, Col. Hughes
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JOHN MOORE.
MOUNT VERNON AND THE ToMR nE
VI WASHINGTON "

T.cioe a Wssk UHtH FSgfi., Noffos.
The steamer THOMAS COII.NER viii rrn req
n,arlt "a Mount Vernon aud the r.
DAlS and FRIDAYS, leaving Tho c<1ozss4-
wharl NJ tue fo"t al 7th street, at 10 A. MI and re-
turning n ma past O'cuck D. an
. Coaches leave all the Hotels and tbe c,rpa, M
fennsyvania avenue and 7th 81. st 81 a. m Round
w ol. sll
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WHAT THEY ARE DRIVING AT.-The proofs
of the purpose of the Republican party leaders
who are endeavoring to cOnsummate the pro-
posed fusion of the entire opposition against
the Democracy in the contest of 1860, are null
tiplying hourly. They mark that purpose so
distinctly as that it stands out in bold relief
Below, we print an extract from a speech
recently delivered by Mr.. Horace Greely, at
Ossawatamie, in Kansas, in which that purpose
is so distinctly laid down, as that the blindest
anti-abOlitionist may no longer have an excuse
for not cOmprehending that the proposed fusion
is ION the part of those who must necessarily
control its councils if it be successfully simply
designed to make assurance of abOlitioniziny
the General Government doubly sure. Thus,
Mr.. Greedy says:
elf there shall he 4 union Of the Opposition for
the contest of 1860 the RIG ut Of the position must
he conceded To the Republican party. by far the
strongest of the allied powers. We 20 into the
battle with certainly not less than eleven States
and over one hundred electoral votes at our back
while in most if not all the remaining free States
ours IS by far the stronger division OF the OppOs-
tOn forces. If two millions OF popular votes shall
he cast in 1850 in opposition 10 the Sham Dcinoc-
racy, at least two thirds OF them will be cast by
Republicans If. then. this large majority Of the
OPPOSITE ton, for reasons Of patriotic urgency, shall
didateS. and in order to render certain and signal
the overthrow Of the Sham Democracy, insist
that they shall he met in light, niag unanimous
spirit, without higgling. cavling, or 4 require
ment that we in Ctfect surrender our prncip piles
but in that spirit which secures respect for cher
ished convictions of others. And insist further
tiIat II tue Sham Democracy are 10 be- routed in
leGiGas routed ! trust they will be-thr movement
must I've led and impellcd bv that party which is
yet In the vi@Or of its youth. with the flush Of
many local triumphs on It's brow, which has gen
that party which is sped its course by the pray
ers OF the oppressed and the hopes Of the needy;
which bears proudly on its advancing standards
the magic words. free Land for the Iaudless :
while insisting that every worker is OF right and
should be in fact. the absolute owner OF his own
brain and sinews, and OF ali that they enable him
u produce"
viii the Opposition of Maryland quietly take
position in the allied Opposition army, I" con-
tend for the entire abolition Of African slavery
throughout the United States, as Mr.. Greeley
here proposes.
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-
- Io April ultImo from the residence of the un
deTslgned, the following articles, viz:
l Coral Necklace,
] pair Coral Earrings,
GOld Pencil
Diamond Ring,
SIgnet hing, worth s.,
Agate Ring,
RUBY Ring. set with Pearls,
RUBY Ring,
! Goldstone Ring,
1Topas Breastpin,
Breastpin, set round IN pearl,
/ MO,aic BrsastpD,
9ak ieaf shape BreastPin, set in pearl,
Gold Cross attached,
GOLD Medallion. hair IN H.
Gold Bracelet, with tOpAs set,
White Grape shawl, cost $50,
PAIR AckernaTIne Studs,
] pair Pearl Studs,
lGod ThImbe, name Of Thompson on il,
- W hlte Pear Hair PIN.
All being relics of the q, ai
A reward of 3 y will he paid for the recovery of
the above articles All jewelers., pawn brokers, c..
are ested 20 stop all any If the alrN a-tl-
cies ~ offered t. thciu Tor sac Please address Mrs
EMMA 4. IL. THOMPSON, 223 u street, NASH
ington city. L. "a
A STRAY NEWFOUNDLAND DOG CAME
"a Ia the premises Of Mrs. Roberts. ca = \
Come and prove PropeTty. psy charges -iDSS
and take hun away. MIS-. ROBETS. cur-@--b
ncI Of 2Sl ard VI SITS. ieGN.
NOrICE-I.DST OK MIStAID-A NOTE oi
L one hundred and thirty one dollars aud seventy
cents. ar thaT-alOuts, drawn hN ELISHA H. R-rry IN
idv"T al William *. Berry. The hnd.r will ha ra-
warded by leaving ItatCHRUS MARTINS Hotel
corner 6th AMI ID streets. ipG-as
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NorIcr.-DIsrRIcI OF CoLUNsIA ADVERTISE
MRNrs TO Blk INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE SUN
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
STAR oFFIcE.
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n%THE STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL
I-S FESTlNA l. now being held at Carroll Plaza.
Caption IIIiI, Tor the benefit Of Waugh Chanel will
IN consequences of the Irclrmency of TIN, weather
u, c".tImuHd next MONDAY. TT ESDAN, and
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, commencing nj q
o'clock. The ladies asain tender their thanks for
Under the circumstances. has been duIt. liberal
They respectfully solicit VISIT from their fIcn.iS
Tins aud every evening next week; ever, effort will
he made to make II most pleasant and agreeable
Jei-It
1= WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. Butchers of
~ w "a. ngtnn, are opposed to the custom of
attending the Drove Yard an FRIDAY, as being both
!DconvenIcnt and objectionable, respectfully rep
resent to the DTOrers that they must change the tIaN
tai suit our bu> Ia either Munday or W edues
day, rs we wall not attend on any other dayS
Geo. w. button, j. H. Hazel,
J. ~. Click. John CunEauq n
WIN. p Gatrell, John MYERS
Geo. w. Miller, John Poor
G,S U. Miller, Geo. Carl,
!: j. Earnell, John Little,
ONO GatIeI, &. II. BOun.
Geo. w. Emerson, John Hoover
Henry -. Barnes, r, Wetzeli
Mich. II. Honicr, w. Munder,
Chas. Homiiler, Jacob H. Kengla
ThOs. Weaver, Lewis e. Kengla
las; w. Murphy, Andrew HeIss,
!:Carroii, J. Duvall,
W. Degen, l.. Brown,
Ered'k Sheele, r, Donoson
Thos; r.; Shoemaker, Jacob Homer,
Ia. II: Johnson, John Wilson,
:. =. Benz. A. Prathers, Henry kengla.
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The Second Battle

The Sandman Government had Issued the fol-
lowing bulletins In regard To Il second battle:
TURIN, May 2l.-TO-dav the extreme left of our
army, under Gen. CiaidinI forced a passage over
the Sesia, near Verielli, in an admirable manner
The enemy was put TO flight, leaving officers and
pryates as prisoners, together with arms, wagons,
and horses in our hands.
TURIN, May 22-General Cialdini wishing TO
take Possession of the end of the bridge Of VercIla
which adjOined the left bank Of the river in order
by that means TO protect the construction Of an
other bridge over the Sesia, moved forward two
columns, which. after having passed the river
Joined at the same point the columns which crossed
near SeSia on the side next Albino, was attac ked
by the Austrians in great force and sustained a
fierce conflict at place called Villata The enemy
was, however, routed, and our troops established
themselves in Barge Vercelll the other column
crossed the Sesia near Capucini Veccbi; and after
having surprised two companies Of the enemy
remained at that place. Our loss is insignificant
but that Of the Austrians Is incOnsiderable The
Modenese after having spiked their cannon, eyac-
uated Palla last night, and retreated to Giyizzino
TURIN, May 23-Yesterday the enemy appeared
in great force at Paestro, with the object of oh
structing the march Of the accommodating party
which Lad taken the direction OF the Sesio Nv,
order OF the King OF Sardinia. The enemv,s ar
tillery WAS, however, silenced in every part
VIENNA, May % AT noon on the Dist instant
about 1900 Of the Fnnco-Sardinian army at
tackled orr troops numbering 1900 at VercelIi
Our men retreated fighting To Orfengo At this
place two Austrian brigades hurried to the rescue
and threatened the enemy's flank, which retreatrd
across the Sesia to the western side Of the river.
The Austrian government had issued the fol-
lowing official bulletin:
VIENNA, May 2i.-Sardo French troops have
retreated across the Sesia to the western bank Of
the river at BOrge. At Vercelli, a Piednontese
squadron of dragons has been put To flight by an
Austrian accommodating party. Garabaldi lad
entered Varese yesterday evening with Q, 900 men
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SWAMI AND OVERLOOKED LANDs-TwO pat
ents, numbered and 8, for lands in the Cham
pagnole district of Arkansas, enuring to that
State under grant of September IS, 1870, con-
tanning G,O94.lO acres. wero yesterday submit
ted to the President for signature, by the Act
ing Commissioner of the General Land Office.
TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is msde from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about 7 O'Clock.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-On Wednesday, Sth instant, a gold hand
Il BRACELET, supposed 10 be lost from q ca
rage from 10th street, along Pa. avenue 10 l7th st
along Il 10 2lst st. The finder viii be suitably re-
warded by leaving ii At the Star Office. iesTs
STRAIED OR SfOIEN.-A bright SORREL
- HORSE strayed from my stable, an ~
Georgetown, on the 9th instant. His shoul- In
der Is somewhat collar worn. IS rewardNRA
WI BE gwen 70 any enc who Will etuFn hIm to me,
No. =, Lear Water street, on High street, George
town.
ja 8-St' las ~ RUNAWAY
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~ berths Tree. Meals and state-To extra
Children and servants half price. Free cOlored
persons 81.
Passengers will be taken off and landed at all the
above points.
FO, further information apply 10 the Captain, on
board. or at the COInpany's Office, No. 372 Penn
avenue. GEO. MATTlN6IY
la Ticket AGENT Potomac Sc amI.naI E.,ru nan.
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HooP sKIRTS Y;,o, Sr,o.,,., =.

HOOP SKIRTS,
Il HOOP SKIRTS
he attention OF the ladies is particularly invited
IA the ''t Queen of Diamond SAulctun SkITts {" The
manuiaetHTnrs believe It 10 be tia best SKIRT made
Tor tne ibll"wIHg reasons:
LIST They do mot wTIsg e or swIHg around the per
son when VA kIhg-a fault which is universal with
all other kinds.
"a. They are cheaper both because thew are tu ice
as dn able, having medallion cissps ia the place of
sewing, aud also because u Hoops made ~ this
manner are equa! Ia Keeping the dress ia IT'S place 10
10 Hoops made In the usual Way
81 AS they are msd- Of the watch spring steel
a. elegant IN appearance.
Just received and FIR sale NV IT. EGAN
ye3 81 323 PA. av.. bet 9th aad I'm SIS
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I'VE, THE UNDERSIGNED. agree to set
uS Friday as sale day (as herrtnf.,re) for tho
srhng @i ali kinds of Stock Mt the Cattle Scales,
call Dover Rest. commencing the q, FrIday i'm
June. Sales irnm q tu y o'clock a. M
A. Poland, J: W. Cooley.
J.. Rrnrks, H. Kengiry
J. Love. T. - SLnrI1 ker
WIN. BrIsOn, J. Murphay
l.. Scntt, j. Shn'uaker
=. GIbitins, ID Rollins
Geo. Stump, w Wilson
]. Pancake, J. w Isalnan
VIM. Baus, j. Peck
l.. %. Means, c. Moves,
e. p>i"rn,- q. w. Miller,
]. =. Owens, v WIii.it
G.taro!i, J Hoover,
CIV. button, J Herley
J. Pr1theT, w GCttrcll.
NJ. Hoover, q, lsettrsll
Ja'b SI!cott, J Yates,
A r. Fossett, Jas. Brown.
- Il. III. PA \SDN,
NAV Eth, lRp. (st' WeIPh Ma.
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EXCURSIONS. Go.


II ON THE FOURTH OF July.
Grad Pc Mic and Promenade Concert given hy
WRITER'S BAND. Ees
tisemeHt. lit PR0PRIETORs'
pRINTERs' ARLINGTON ASSOCIATION.
EVENING AND MOONLIGHT PIC MIC.
The Evening and Moonlirh, Pic Mic Of tic Pm
ters Arlington Association 90 Ar
lntton Wal take place WED E.eMN
NESDAI Eex'. the 18th inst. hkSes<=$ses
All tho arrangements and acconmod ,tioDs Cor the
occasion af the con.pI. te and ,ber,i sh, '
acter. with the view Ui making this Pic Nc the
hnest OF the season To that most resort
Wlthers's Brass and String Band has been :, n
gaged.
Stages v al leave the Norther N Market ALPS m
y VA. and p. n.. and the foot oi the Capitol spi
corner OF 7th street and Pa. avonus at lo a M 81
The packet hoat Flying CioHd vii also I-.va
GEORGETOWN hon n from lhA u
Tickets - cent, admitting one gentleman aud =
dies les " n 81 ry
~ NATIONAL. GUARD
HE Members 81 the above uam-d Corps wouli
that their PIC Mic aud TAkGET 9 Sh.=k
flhlNG Will take place an TT ~ sS>e>x<7.<z
DAN June iiih. 81 ATlIHston Sp:IRgs.
The Committee think It Is unuer .SsSrN 10 50,
more than that the Guard wall make a hat ,tt ip
tended f"r-a tIiP Of pleasure To- their n1iaeTous
Positively no disrepstaLle characters allowed On
OmnIJuses will leave Columbian Arnar, o.
@ ciJct - m and hourly thereafter 7Ih street aHd
fa: avchu., aud proceed va i.th a.
Spunr. NV
dmIssinn to the grounds for gentleman and Ia
dies. 50 cents.
ieg-af -
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RECEIVED THIS DAY

ID RECEIVED THIS DAY,
Il Err Express, q magnificent lot Of Gold WIN
DOW SHADES of6, Z, and 8 feet, embracing some
very rich and nnvel designs. Also, PICTURE
COR DS and TASSELS ofvarious sizes and colors
We have on hand some very choice Oil Painted
F1REBOARD PRINTS, together with large
stock of plainer ones, all Of which We are offering
1t the lowest prices.
FRANKLIN& ROTHROCK.
lee-lw Corner 9Th and D sts,
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RTSONS OF MAETA.-The regular weekly
hS meeting for mutations will he held THIS
w ednrs0ayl nv ENiNG. At 3 O'Clock. liz
~ POISON SODA WATER.-SeTlous in
uS jury To health and even death i'sef ara be
coming so c9unmiYn from the use of Soda Water
manufactured and kept in copper fountains tina I
nave wholly abandoned the use of them All
Introduced INTO my estah shment, as well as into
washington, a splendid novelty IN the way of
an apparatus Tor manufacturing ruTe Carbonic
Acld Water, so highly recommended by the National
fha mac0Pfla rs refreshing ard heathfui dIiBk
satisfy any of its entire fsultsssness and that
The great desIderatum So long, but unsucces sfully
this The fountain being made of cast iron and
heavily lined with porcelain. pr"ciqdes the POSSIBLE
it q the water being ImDregnated with foreignor
injurious matter. AMI the apparatus ia which it is
cooled being situated on the counter insures at ali
times a cold drink. TRY n AT
JNO. w. NAIRN'S Drug Store
Je Elm corner New York ave and 18th sts
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let JEWELRY.-H. d. HOOD has inst re-
- ceiyed q large stock Of fne GOLD and JET
JEWELRY OF 33s Penn. avenue. Ma s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

rOAL! COALm COALm!
~ FOR COOKING SrovRs AND RANGES.
Coal Prepared Expressly for Each.
Persons ordering COAL will please state the con-
diton of the DRAFT and We will send that which will
give entire satisfaction.
On hand, West End Red Ash, Treverton Red
Ash, and Tamaqua White Ash GOALS, prepared
expressly for cooking purpose.
Northwest corner 18th and c streets, No SAT
and foot of nth street, below War Department.