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Il Y Il E Ms VI STOC K
Il OF SUPERIOR
FURNITURE DRY GOODS.
CLAGETT a DODSON,
Extensive DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
SIlNpr1Or Furniture DrV (.Os,do


superior Furniture Dry Goods,
for the comioft and convenience of House Keepers
Offices, Lodgings, &C., DC.
THEIR FIRST STORY
s filed with all ki DIS Cocoa Canton, and Singapore
Msttinss IN a., Widths; Cocoa, Corr Jnte, and other
81 the shortest notice. are furnished aud cut out to
IT. any SIZED tS9m, hall Or Passase The designs Of
elegant designs known to the trade.
THE SECOND STORY
s heavily supp led with magnificent stock of very
Ihree-Ply, Double ILgrain, Wool Dutch. Printed
BTssTss heavy sS y, English and AWecan Ventsn,
The department for TABLE and TOILET
GOODS, &C., same floor, is heavily stocked with
bbINEN sId Cotton sHEETINGs,
from by "a, - BY PA, embracing al the IN.
teTmedlnte sizes aud qualities, and Ma PKINS and
may be found the csebrs.d Of T Fsn
dcrs and Belgium, very lar. and elegant and chea1
THE THIRD STORY
S snd ffsffss Eh AZ
rooms. Chambers. Halls, and Steps, with eler an,
new style Rugs matching, or not, as may be de
The department for CURTAINS contains an i'm.
snpps Oh al tne novelties sotseousy rich
Trance, Germany. England, and China; Elegant
EmDTolusreu Lace ana Muslin UN DER CUR
TAlNS, from the looms of st. Gaul. Elegant COR
NlCES, In both metal and wood, among st which
are several new styles, representing Rose wood
YAK, and walnut, ornamented with figures of gold
from the celebrated manufactoTy o, Zumpstein a
MulmaIn, of Berlin, in Prussia.
Also, from the same source, SIDE BANDS, re
presenting clusters Of StrawberI les, Plums, Roses
Lilies, Daisies, Fusohies, and many other fruits
and flowers, all gotten up glass and metal in the
highest style of art. :" viz
Also, Iieh Centre and Side CORDS and TAs-
Sells, PRINCES, GIMPLTNINGS,a and all other
necessary belongings for Curtains.
Also, an extensive and very cheap assortme nt of
TUREs, PICTURE CORDS ana TASSEiIss!iAA "a
THE FOURTH STORY
Is also hlled with elegant MEDALLION CAR
PETS, In Velvet, Of sizes adapted to the dimen
slons VI par0rs and drawing rooms in this and
other cities: VELVET CARPETINGS in pieces
which are some Of French manufacture. stSls 81
Louis XIV, and some in English, iE colo . after
the PersiaE and Turkish style and eOlors.
plain BRUSSELS CAR PETISGs. from the t csel
brated manufactures of Cressley Sons, Halifax,
With them may be found RIGS ana MATS sas
cuted In the most exquisite colors, on fine velvet
heavy bodies, representing animals, bids Hovers
and landscapes, truer to nature than the fnest of
paintings. at astonishingly low prices.
The public are invited to look through our stock
ard examine for themselves.
All our goods are war anted to be as SOLD Prices
~ low as those Of any oth,r establishment in this
county.
Customers oftbis CITY. e georgetown. and Alexan.
drs Who buy Of us, will have their goods sent home
CLAGETT 4 DODsON,
seis-eo4w Pa,s v, % door east ofsth vt,
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u The Newark Mercury says a Mr. Fisher
of Patterson, has constructed steam carriage
which promises excellently. A few days since
1t steamed TO Acquackanonk on the common
road Twelve passengers Were on board, and
the carriage went on the level fifteen miles an
nour. one mile was run in three minutes The
builder does not doubt that, when completed
the carriage will run anywhere
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II 4 correspondent of the London Times
states that the enlistment in Rome is proceeding
with unprecedented activity, the Pope evidently
preparing for attack upon his lost provinces Of
Romagna- A bounty of 800 francs is paid each
recruit and the unheard of pay of four pauls
(nearly 2s } Der day
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IL OF the seventeen great London breweries
the house Of Bruman, Hamburg, Buxton & Co.
stood last year at the head Of the list having con-
sumed in that time 100, eco bushels Of malt and
paid the excise eight hundred thousand dollars
sixteen thousand barrels are brewed nearly every
day, anu within the establishment are hundred
and thirty-fve enormous reservoirs which alto
gether hold 3, 500 600 gallons.
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BRrTALITY.-The Bangor Wing states that a
man residing between that city and Bucksport.
on Saturday last, discharged load of shot at a
stage coach full Of people because Of the pas
sengers plucked few choke cherries from his
tree as the stage passed under it, portion of the
charge took effect upon young man named Elias
Rich A complaint was made against the perpe-
traitor Of the outrage
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II Blondin has crossed the Niagara river with
baskets on his feet and carried back a chair and
table, the latter with refreshments on it. which he
eat when half way over. At the conclusion Of the
performance, it was announced that this was the
last ascension Blondin would make this season.
but would set the ball in motion again by cross
ing on the first day Of June mounted upon stills.
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II Liberia dates are to July -. The Presi
dent embarking on the new war vessel. the Quail
had gone to visit some Of the more distant settle
ments. Forty-two emigrants. Of the McDOnougf
household, had arrived from New Orleans. Pub
lie and business affairs were advancing favorably
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IL The British army at present consists of
246 412 men; u whom 1I9 ,551 stationed abroad
This includes the whole available force-militia,
volunteers, rife c6rps, enrolled pensioners, &c.
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IL The banking house of Messrs. Smith &
Hale, Knoxville, ILL.,, was entered by burglars,
on the night Of the Dist ult., and robbed Of be-
tween four and five thousand dollars The en-
trance was effected by cutting panel out " the
door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney in
Baltimore, comes out in long address to the
public in vindication of his past official conduct
He has sued the editors Of the American for libel
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IIoN. r. M. McLANE-This gentleman arrived
in Washington yesterday morning, and repaired
t. Willards' Hotel, where his wifS and daughter
were in waiting to receive him.
We are glad to see our Minister to Mexico In
such apparent good health He 10 now absent
from that country on leave of absence.
From what we hear, he is sanguine as to the
conclusion Of treaty with Mexico, notwithstand-
ing the recent failure to agree upon previous to
bis departure from that country.
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D-Awe est Point cadet, named John ii Kelly.
was arrested and brought to New York, on Friday
morning last, on a charge Of assault and battery at
Niblo's Theatre, on the 10Th Of August
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IL Stephenson, the famous English engineer
got s225 900 for his plan of the Victoria Bridge a,
Montreal. Milton sold his manuscript of " Para
disc Lost'' for s25
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MINNESOTA LAND SURvEYs.-Plats Of TOWNSHIP ps
80 NORTH Of range 3; of So and SO north, of range
and IS and SO north, Of range S, west Of the 4th
principal meridian of Minnesota, surveyed by E.
c. Martin, have been received at the U. s. General
Land Office. This land lies on the margin Of Like
Superior, near the town of Saxton, and is inter
spersed with high rocks; one Of Cartoons peaks is
twelve hundred feet high, and one mile long.
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IL The unpaid wages due the employees of
the Michigan Southern Railroaa, for which a
strike was had last week, amounted to sl5OeOO.
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DAbout $500 laborers are employed on Cen.
fral Park, In New York.
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I a vii meet This EVENING fS sts ~ o Mha
P;heI MI attendance IS Ieque,tsd as work and
Lodge. Members who nave not received ladies'
thsm os at I the and Pie Me-
by order OF u. Z. up IT'S WE'LL.
rATTENTlON, FIFTH WARD DEMOC
~ r;, kkAT&Y:IThe regular MONTH, meeting Il
II rs earnestly requested that every member will be
osi N%RcE E GfsIs M r eli RSotSSs
1TTTIlIRRNNlP,tLKE EtECTI0N-Tge stocthoi-
are hereby thed tina! seotion f1r
e,ght nanss.rs and Treasurer will be held at the
ossS5e 81 nsss
Of said .oma.n' an, p m, to manage the affairs
Sc -lawts Rockville Journal copyt
oTFIREMEN's EsCORT.-Tbsv.,ion.s g..
III, companies anu, Of this city and Georgetown IN
Procession, IN honor Of the rival of the America
Of F.Hi G aasas aaa,s w
be line of march viii be taken up a. O'Clock
Aids to the Chief Marshal: JoHy sco,r. Of ,bs
VIgIiant; ANDREW Balm, of the Metropolitaa.
Sc l6-2t WIN. J. GARY, Chief Mar hal.
rBALTIMoRE CONFECTIONERY, sf1,
9s5. sseEy dss 1n cE cREaM Ere WcAkES
ICES served o Parties, Balls, FANS and Enter.
ts 81 az at 81 per EsSp; Families supplied At
CAKES. PYRAMibs Of ali kinds and sixes,
fTfH III b0TTE, Russo BLANC NANCE and
LILIES OF all kinds and favors, made to order
aus and ether Entertainments furnished at the
SWsi n3tice and on the most reasonable terms
n Of Jo SEP s ssHsI ri ffenaIsd
4 LIE CREAM AND WATER ICES
sSd E,cn uSo 70 Festivals, Fairs, Pic Mics, Hotels.
tbs nt$ Wsde neyeSy day, and sent to any part Of
ND I y,syv mEDDnbNG CAKES made very pretty
n;n,ss sysgthRs IN the party line Ice Cream to
ADELPHIA CONFECfIONERY.Atc tne rH ,Y,s
and y SITS. corner lxth
BONDS OF THE WASHING.
lS TON GAS LIGHT COMPANY are AZ
aud des. able investment, being in sums of We hnn
dred dollars each, redeenable January 2 1870 And
bearing interest at rate of six per cent per snnSm
and are for sale BY RIGGS co. aus'
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HANS, HAMS, MIDDLINGS, and SHOUI
H DERS. Just received and for sale by
e. O'BRIEN,
Southwest corner of l. and 9Th SITS
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VARIETIES, VARIETIES Just received and
for sale by T.. T.. O'BRIEN,
Southwest corner of 1, and etn ats
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GRAND EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
MOUNT VERNON AND GLYMoyr.
IN HONOR OF THE
AMERICA ENGINE COMPANY,

W PHILADELPHIA.
The FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY Of Wash
ingtop would respectfully announces
70 their brother Firemen and the pub E4A@N
and II! 'sfy S' Md ss Vernon and
mont gu WEDNESDAY, Sept 18th, 1873, in honor
Pblssal st;s the America Engine Company, OF
The steamer Thomas Collyer, commanded b, thu
occasion She vii make two trips during the 70, dsx
The hrst VIII be at O'Clock a ~ precisely from
1th street wharf with the Amerie and such =. NAV
honor us at that hour, stopping at Mount Vernon q
,nhclent time, and then proceeding TO Giymont.
wharf for Glymont direct retu.ninr Al Ne
hour 0: the night. The boat wall stop at Alexandra
The Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS would most re
ks EIcyy1 sr thst 1h9se who ma, PsrtcPate in
render il one Of pleasure and amusement. I"
the do Bf R Of MSs.G vii snllysn the Of
sdsl PhIs' S Snd a. the CotilIon Band Of the nm
Our brother Firsmen are reg ue.ted to .pDe.r in
Me.l. and Refreshments .ill he furnished b, the
Ss.tO be hal Of any Of the and ss as the
NJ COmmstts. Of ARRANGEMENTS.
W9. 7; Gary BE. Doyle, ": il, flaming,
Rssd. %a s .sa.tG4S, t a. ~ H ass;i,,
WIN. A. Boss, Henry Ward. s-Tu.s,MSTu
NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-Ths
in sddia iSma Go sSs .sIDi Company
iaIi shs, =: :; +. . fSS%s.ss q Sof:
Iok oher the public OF ashlngton aud yiolnity an
sSTSSSFt and 81 shs
daily during the hot weather. N'''oe
~ Ptiles Oi three or more excursion tckets will
be Issued At one dollar s each for Glymont with
privilege OF Inalning there all sht and retnrninS
next day; also for A qua Crock two dollars iSae
VII IN privilege OF remaining one or two days.
4 me angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
line at either Of the above places, white perch And
other small hsh being abundant; alsO, fne shootins
Good Hotel Accommodations can be had At thsse
L., r.
p. m Returning. ~ p. IN. and 81 a. m.
FOR further InformatIon inquire at the Comp6ny's
Browns Hotel. GEO. l., MATTINGIY
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Compspv
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ORANGES, LEMONS, and MAPLE SUGAR
" Just received and for sale by
E. E. O'BRIEN.
Southwest corner of l. and 9Th sts
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fEHN1 q OTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
sa " st "Perry Building -

0O1 NORFOLK OYSTER OOI
&Ol DEPOT. SOl
The undersigned informs his numerous customers
anu the public in seueral that he has opened this
day his New, Large and We'll arranged Establish
ment at No. ISL c STREET, between lOtr and tn
opposite the Theatre, uormeriy Carusi's SalOOn, j
where he is prepared to execute all ordsrs large
small, for his celebrated SPICED ANDPICKLED
LYNNHAyEN BAY OYSTERS. put up upon an
improved pan, impartlng to the oyster 6ns flavor
and packed in tin cans kegs any siZs that NAV
lie required. Fresh OYSTERS pnt up in tin cans or
Kegs in sizes from quart to u gallons Theoretically
sealed, ghich can be to any part of the
United States, and warranted To keep. Also, Oys.
ters in the shell. by the peck. bushe packed in
barrels Hotels and private families u mis- he'd at the
lowest market prices, and delivered free OF charge
All o,ders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to by +. NJ HARVEY
Agent for Henry Fitzgerald, Norfolk. Va.
P.S.-Op IN from a M. To u D m SO ID IL
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instructions have of late been
Issued to many surveyor generals throughout the
country, by the General Land Office, desiring
them to make considerable retrenchments In the
expenses Of the offices in their charge. Such in
structions have recently been forwarded to the
Surveyor General of Wisconsin and Iowa
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Personal.

-. Major Whiting, u. :. A, Hon. r. ]
Walker, Of n. j., Hon. Pierre Soule, Of La AM
Hon. r. M. McLane, of Md, are at Willards'.
go Rev. Henry A. Wise. of Virginia. hiss &c
cepted call TO the Church of our Saviour ii
West Philadelphia, west of the Schuylkill.
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MAILS FOR MExIco.-On the 18th of October
the steamship Tennessee, which is to carry the
mails between New Orleans and Vera Cruz. will
resume her semi-monthly trips. Her regular days
Of sailing from New Orleans will be the lst and
18th of each month
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AMUSEMENTS.

.. AMUSEMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
w MANAGER. bfr. 8. W. GLENN.
First night Of the enzag ment Of the popular Come
Mr.. WILLIAM wHEHTLEY and
THIS EVENING,
Will be produced
n Ten TaS[1Ts great ccped, entltrd
CousinI .-........... Mr.. John 9. Ciark
Florence Hsa Trencsard Tsa Sss.oy
Song-Stsr Spangled Banner By the wh,.le Comfy
To conclude with
CONJUGAL LESSON.
IL Admission 50 cents.
= Doors opens att. Ov .rtnre at II O'Clock. II
SECOND STEgBEN MONUMENT
- FESTIVAL.
SEPTEMBER 18th, 1850.
A number of Militia Compani $, Lodges, Civil
SocI ties and Schools having sIEnhcd their int
f,stive proceedings at Arlington Sprins IN the day
above named, the undersigned Comm tees make
known that any Society or Association 10 which.
for want of information special invitation has
been transmitted, is respectfully and urgently re-
aacsted, IN of willingness to form part of the
procession, to give notice writing the under
signed Committees on any day previous to Sunday,
All Societies military or civil joining in tn. pro-
ctsslon in body pay . cents head. Schools and
their tutors free. Tickets to the Grounds admitting
gentleman and aides, 50 cents-to be had At the
music stores, hotels and restaurants of Washing
ton Georgetown and Alexandria
fnll programme VIII be Issued by the middle OS
THE COMMITTEES ON PRINTING
Address NJ. GROSS, 500 9th street
Sc l2-I Iutel.6 Constitutional
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE
Patrick SULLIVAN, appointed to a messengership-
salary s6O0-vice Ambrose C. Orr, promoted to a
temporary clerkship-salary 81 200.
James Anderson, appointed to a messengership
salary S6CO-vice George Naylor removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

SMALL ARMS FOR THE NAvY.-Five hundred of
Joslyn's breach-loading firearms and nine hun
dred SharPe's rifles have lately been ordered by
the Ordnance Bureau Of the Navy Department,
with view to the wants of the service
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ARMY lNTELLIGHyCE.-Sec Lieutenant g
ID. Bailey has been relieved from duty at the Mill
tary Academy, and ordered to report to the Com
mander-in chief. Third Lieutenant $ v Benet,
of the ordnance has been assigned to duty at that
station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

The WEATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning 10 made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation Is about O'Clock:
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II f. O'BRIEN'S CASH STORE,
AZ' On the southwest corner Of L and 9th SITS.
No Paper. No Ink! No Charge!
WELCH'S, BONDS RAYS, and COLT
w MANS FLOUR. Just received and for sale
oy f. 4. O'BRIEN,
Southwest corner l. ard sth SITS
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CAUSE FOR SusPIcIoS.-For some time past the
Agricultural Division Of the United States Patent
Once has been receiving large number Of appli-
cations for seed. from sundry post Offices in Ark
ansas and Missouri, which from the similarity Of
the handwriting, appear to have all been written
by the same Individual, though affixed to each
application Were various signatures. The Depart
ment discovering this fact very properly refused
to forward the seeds asked for, thinking it highly
probable that the farmers Of the vicinity from
which these letters were mailed had been imposed
upon by some one claiming TO be an agent for the
distribution Of seed. The matter will be inquired
into.
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ENRESH PRINT BUTTER at % cts Der pound.
L. Z. O'BRIEN,
Southwest corner of l. and 9th sta.
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GRAND BALL Or THE JACKSON CIUB
~ WILL BE GIVEN AT THE
WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS
OS MONDAY Svpy l9ru roso

= u
respsctfy Announce to t6.ir l,snSs .uS NO
public generally that they will give their First -
Ball on MONDAY, Sept. 18th ~
The Committee OF Arrangements respect lsd6
fully assure those " no may participate In this B.
that nothing shall be left undone to render Il ne OF
amusement "
Schroders celebrated Brass and String Band has
been engaged for the occasIon ~
Meals and Refreshments will he furnished by Mr..
F. Haas. ~ ''
and adies-to be had of any OF the and At
the door. 1 ~
Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
nhos. Dwyer, w. A. Mulloy,
hobt Barr, Wm. r. BassfOrd,
Geo. Long, Geo SoalIng
Geo. F. Barrett, J. Mesa IT,
ISAIAH Marsden, G. c. Edelen,
Nv m. Roblnson, Thos. III. Toner
The America Engine Company of Phiiadeobia
above ball. " $3.50 me
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9 ECOND GRAND PICN MIC
~ THR
Vigilant Fire Co., of Georgetown,
Will take place at
ARLINGTON SPRINGS,
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant.
The Committee Of A rrang ements would most re-
specially assure all those who may r.
participate in IN Pic Nc that Eh%EN
nothing Ill he left uudone to render
II one of pleasure and anus sment. Withers' cele-
casion.
Teksrs FIFTY CENTS, admitting q gentleman
C.mnift,e Of Arronssnents.
IT. Shackieford, Elias Rutchins,
John scott, j. ID. Davis.
n. n. Reaver, sss-q
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A FINE LOT OF SUGAR, at 7 cts per pound
"A and RICE at cents per pound. just received
and Tor sale by l.. II. OBRIEN.
Southwest corner of l. and 9Th sta
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EIRST GRAND COTILL!N PARTY OF
the SOCIAL FRIENDSHIP QUAD a
RILLE ASSOClATlON, to be iven at ~
> FOTTS HALL, on the corner Of 1pth n, -
and Pa. avenue, on the 10Th instant E
Hayes celeb ated band has heen en- gag ed for the
occasion. Tickets 50 cents, admitting gentle NAN
and ladies'. . sts
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FRESH PRUNES, at 10 cents per pound. Jus,
l. received and for sale by f.. Il. O'BRIEN
Southw est corner of l. and 9th .fs
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WAITS.

WANTED-BOARD by the LIST of October, IN a
w II vate family, near Pa. avenue, for q gentle
foe. Iva ~ ' les
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w nurse and do chamberwo.E Apply to Mrs
AZ: PERRY,F street, south side, between 9Th
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I AIDES REED HOOPS, of all sizes Just re-
IL ceived and for sale by f. T.. O'BRIEN
Southwest corner of l. and 9Th sta.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

THE PIC MIC OF ST. DoMINICK's PRI-
mary School. that Vas to have r.
t,ksn place st Ellington Springs, on &sAEN
MONDAY, the 5th instant, having been
posteoned, IN conseq uence q the AN, Ca TT fS-
DAY, the 18th ms ant, at Inch time and place we
are IN hopes OF seclng srse M aber Of liberAlly
disposed frien. Of education.
Tickets sold for the 5th instant will be good for
the 18th instant. OmnIbuses Will leave corners OF
Pa avenue And 9TH street and Maryla aud avenue and
9TH street az O'Clock, AND every hour thereafter
durinG the day.
=, Boats will leave Gsors stown every hour during
theday.
Bv order of the COMMITTEE. ,es-N
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GINGER SCHNApPS, GINGER NUTS, TEA
VI CAKES, and BONDS BOSTON CRACK
Frs at IL cents per pound. Just received ard for
sale by T.. r O'BRIEN,
Southwest corner of |. and 9Th sta
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GRAND TOURNAMENT AND PIC MIC OF
VI MALTA AT AR iNGTON,

ihOhSDA ioti instant
MOTT CE.-The Cavalcade of KEiEhts will start
for the Encampmcnt at o clock a. m; the hour
will bs sighaliei by the firing of a gun. The pre-
lIminary enter taInments, Address. &c, will take
plae. between the time IF the arrival at the Is, =
campment aid O'Clock p. M. at which latter hour
mence.
All vislters are earnestly requested by the Mana
gers to procure their TICK before leaving the city
Tickets can now be obtained at the following
places: Willards, Kirkwoods'. Browns. and Ma
uonal Hotels; the stores of blanchard Mohun
John Ellis. n. q. Hood, Taylor h Maury F.
PHILIP, and Metzerott; also at Hammack's and But
leL,s restaurants.
The respective Mayors of Washington, GEORGE
town, and Alexandrla are the chosen JUDGES of the
occasion.
CROWNS.
The Ladies who may be DESTROYS Of seeing the
Mreathes and Crowns. for the Queen and her
Maids of Honor (they models OF taste nd ele-
Cancel selected by Mr.. H. G. stephens, are 9. spect-
July informed that they now on exhibition at
Mr.. Stephens's store, Pa. Az, near 9th ST.
sc - Sc By order of THE COMMITTEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

DEACHES, CURRANT JELLY, and TAMA-
RlNDS. Just received and for sale by
f.. T.. OBRIEN,
Southwest corner of l. and 9Th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

WANTED-By respectable tidy gil q SIT VA
w T1ON to do chamberwork or plain sevtnr
Address G. B BOX ] 5 Star Ofhoa it.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

4 OO0 FRESH COCOA NUTS ALMONDS.
I,UOUFDBERTS, PECAN NUTS. CREAM
ceived and for sale by f.. E. O'BRIEN
Southwest corner of l. and 9th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

S1GNoR 1LITz
Will give has AMUSING Performances as above
on GMo,NDhn Sept 18th, and EVERY EVEN
O'Clock, and on "WEDNESDAY and SATURD AY
AFTERNOONS, ats
Admission, 25 cents-Childreu. IS cents se Il. CT