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By J. c: MCGUIRE 4 co. AuctOneers.

VERY FALC ABLE PROPERTY AT THE
CORNER OF THIRrEESTH STREET WEST Ann
SS9RTH sTRsET.-On IT. ESDAG AFTER
NOON, August 9th. At 61s clock. on the premises
We shall sell that valuable property situated at the
corner OF I[tsenth street west and north n street,
benz parts oi Lots Nos. u and p in square z52
fronting IS feet rorth street aud running bach
Boa fHt on Thirteenth, with the buildings consist
Ing OF two-stOry double Brick House, recent v
occupied by St y0seph's Orphan Asylum.
This property rs beautifully located one OF the
most desirable sections of the city for private res
ldence, And the sale should command attention.
Lite Indsputable and sale without reserve.
Terms: One-fouIth cash; the residue ia six
twelve, eighteen aud twenty four months with in
terest, secured by deed of trust on the PROMISES
aul-d J. e.. MCGUIRE l. CO, AUct'rS
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REAL ESTATE AND Yesterday, Jas c
Mcclure Co.. sold square la to f. RawIins
for 6Ac. per square foot. Also, So 200 CORPORA
ton Alexandria stock at S2kc -
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PROF WISE, for the balloon trip which h.
commenced at st. Louis on Saturday last. wa,
furnished with splendid barometer from tn,
Smithsonian Institution, for the purpose Of meas
uring attitudes Of the various aerial currents,
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AIexandria Market.

ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 3.-Flour, sales Of extra al
s5.i2z. What, sales Of white at 81 aOal IS; red
81 .l5asl 20. No other sales
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REMEMBER that you are helping one hundred
and fifty little orphan girls if you buy ticket for
their picnic.
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nrTHs DAILY STAR will be Punctuaily sent
- address of our citizens during their absence
INV of the summer retreats, by the earliest mail
lar the paper is put to press husthey can keep
.s.m.elyes thoroughly posted with all that tran-
-. in Washington, and at the same time in
I'm themselves Of all the current events Of the
J,v Terms, ~ cents per week = &C.,.
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DIED.

In Georgetown, on the I'd instant, b. KIRK
months and Is DAYS.
The funeral viii take place This Aftsrnoon At 6
O'Clock, from the resiience OF the parsnts On ID
street The friends of tho family are Invited to at.
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By A. GREEN anc,,on..-

TRuSTEE'S SALE OF Val liable REAL
= EsrhTe.By virtue of a deed Of trust beay1ns
asse on the 20 day Of March, 1853, and recorded ON
tne Ist uay OF Aprli, 1853, in Iiber J. nurr b~r
l2. folios 81 ct seq. the subscri bar will se NJ NH
Ias safe Q. Thu fSDAY, the 18th dsy of August,
following property, To wit: All the piece or parcel
9 rea eststs situate lying and being in the city Of
Wsshins tor. District Of Columbia, and described
on the ground plan or plot thereof as pat of Lot
NUMBER sixty seven. (67D IN square number fonr
hundred And forty eight t4iSl and situated or sth
sire distance of forty-eixht (s8D feet month of
hteen foot alley and line between said lot
ana lot numter sixty six 1851 as laid down on the
ssn1,ivIslon OF sad sqnare. thence IA n'ne west
stance along SAID dividing lire ZONE hundreTDa nd
hve feet 20 fifteen foot alley, thence south
aons said alley d stance of rs fe then
cast distance of one hundred and five (lr,, fee
being at 81 d 9Th street west, thence north along
th line OF sand street sixteen sD feet to the place
OF beginning, together with the improvements there
On. ~
Terms: One half cash the halsnce in 6 and "
months, with interest from the day Of sale secb
oy deed OF trust on the sad property; and terms
Of sale rot complied with DAYS after the sale
The trustee reserves the night resell pom Al sy
notice, at the risk and pense of the defa
purchaser. All conveyancing at the xpeuse of the
purchaser. - - -
EDWARD c. CARRINGTON. Trustee. .r
an S-eod&ds A. GREEN, Auct
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By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aecfooeer..

Hovsr NEAR "FsastfJS Rnxv1 .-Gn,c1r,osv
At s oolosf I'D AFTERNOON, August lOtS.
ABE and well bpt TIN story and Alto Ry,oi
north seS Sqss sse lot, SITUATED north st est
Toe Heuse Is veil buh and handsomely snisheS
the ysr 'n sns pump Of excellent water in
home Tor snal family The property r,ss - ~ .
1T T ,sen w spphseat'on ON the premises.
and "a months with interest secured Sx S.ss W
trust on the emses u "NeeN W
au3d J. G.. MrGITJRE n IN An..-
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IL b A Y s LnN G L p

L b A VS. LON ER,
We shall Isn of the balance of our stock of Rich
DkESS GOODS. SHAWLS and MANTII.i.AS,
al AZ CRAFTY reduced pnces and many at lass than
COST, Tor CASH. until the 10th of August as we shall
Rooms. u. = - "1' S.oio
We would suggest that this is q special opportu-
nifty offered the ladies to make their purchat es at
~ We earnestly request all indebted to ms to
call ana settle Their bills on b,fore 10th of Au
gust, as We are In want OF sii money due u.s. and
reasonably expect our bills to be paid when pre-
G %Sa~ 's SIX 7 Go IL H. 4 g CO.
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The VERY BEST Picnic of the season will no
doubt be that Of the girls of St. Vincent Female
Orphan Asylum, to come of at Arlington Springs
on Monday next. Pleasure and charity are SO
happily combined In this, that we fancy few can
reslst the temptation to participate in it. ..
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIRr

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNJ
IL TURF AT AUCTIOy.-On FRIDAY, the 5th If
August. shall sell at the residence of a gentleman
al NO. 50 Pennsy lvana avenue, north sIde bstwee n
oath and 18th streets, near the Circle an excellent
assortment of urniture viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Lounges, paror, roc king and cas-
tor Chairs,
Mahogany snd walnut centre, side, and extension
dining Tables.
Mahogany and walnut Bookcases, dressing and 9TH
er Bureaus.
Mahogany and walnut Whatnot, Hatrack and
Work tands,
Handsome case of stvted Birds,
Window Gu tains and Blinds,
China, Glass and Crockerv Ware.
Walnut French Bedsteads, Marble top Wash
NarGTohes and Writing Tables,
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Washstauds and Tow
cracks,
One handsome painted Cottage Chamber Set,
Eeather Beds, hair. cotton, AMI shuck Mattresses
GarPets. Mating, Hearthrurs ard stoves
With many other articles which we deem unnec
es. AIRY TO enumerats,
Terms: All sums under : as cash: over Sa5
credit OF 2, Sand months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed. bearin g interest. -
The House Is also for rent. n convent ant three
of II. Cissei, of Georgetown.
~ sod A. GREEN, Auct.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
~ COURT OF SUPERIOR RosEwooD Piano FoR ,
APP H1ysrHoLD EFFEcTs.-On SATURDAY
MORNlNG, August 7tl, al nine o'clock, in front
OF the Auction rooms Of Jas. &. Mcclure Co. /
shaI sell, by virtue OF an order of the Orphans
Court Tor Washington county, ID. c.. a lot Of Fur-
nlfure and Household Effects, comprising
stool and cover,
Handsome suite of Walrut crimson BrocatelIs
covered Parlor Furniture
Suite OF CrlmEo on and rlush-covered Parlor Furni-
ture. ~
Marh.e-top Centre and Sofa Tables,
suite OF blue and gold ald crimson Damask Cur
- tame, Conlce, Lace Curtains, &c,
Velvet and Brussels Parlor Cap pets, Rugs,
Oilcloth. Mating, Stsir Carpet
Bedsteads, Bureaus. Washstands, PM"
Mattresses, Boosters and Pillows,
Blankets. Comforts, Spreads,
Mahogany Sldeboard. mahogany Chairs,
China, Class and CrGckerv Ware.
Refrigerator, Cooking Stow, Kitchen Utensils,
&c.
Terms; s25 and under cash; over that sum a
credit of and g. days, for satisfactory endorted
notes, bearing interest
CHAS :. WALLACE, Executor.
aus j. Z. McG CIRE K CO., Auct'rs.
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NARSHAL'S SAI.E.-ln virtue of two wrIts IF
herr iacIas issued from the Clerks Office of the
circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and 70 me directed, ! will
expose TO pubic sae for cash. In front of the Court
House door of said county, on I'll ESDAY the l6 b
Gay OF August next 1889, at II O'Clock NJ, the to-
ants IIght, title, claim and interest in and To that
Part OF original Lot No ?, in Square SlS fronting IS
1eet on III street north, and bounded rs follows
Commencing at point IS feet inch from the south
east corner of SAID square, and running thence
north on line VITA 18th street 90 feet thence west
on line with SAID street . feet thence snnth on
line with said 18th street 90 feet to SAID street
and thence east on said street p feet the pace
OF beginning, containing $50 uare feet, mole or
less IN the city oil Washington ID. c. together with
all and singular the improvement thereon, seized
and levied upon as the property of Sam1 NJ KNIGHT
and Will be sold tn satisfy JudIcials Nos. los and
S43 10 October term. 1853. in favor of WIN IT Dove
use OF Thomas Brown, use of Geo. Poe IT., uss Of
ii. Z. Stewart, and the other al Thos p and Archa.
IA &. Staley. 10y their next friend Asbury IIoyd
use OF u leo. Poe. Jr.. of VI. g stewart vs. SanI
Nj. Knight, w. w. Camph and John II. Tucker
". SELDEN, Marshat
Jy Nu for the District Of Columbia
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EOR SALE.-I offer for sale valuable FARM
y IN Londoun county, Virginia, on most liberal
for improved city property. This property is stu
ated in one ofthe most improved and highly cult,
waited parts of the county. Convenient to the canal
and railroad. BENZ. p. SMITH,
je2-G CITY Hall.
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- foxfexMxffx1s azD<FNsyu1sss Dvss,zSvu,
Riley and John Claaosy wess arrested Yesterday
by Oficen Hayzei, Yeatman and Stone, upon the
charge Of being partiei pants in general melee in
murphys Row. on Sixth. between + and q Streets
the case was stated, ordered the parties to paw a
fne Of 5.4 each. -
Before Jsstfee Williams. --Mrs. Lynch was
Charged with disorderly behavior. which charge
was sufficiently refuted and the defendant dis
missed, and the corporation put to the expense OF
IS cents - - - =
Maria shorter fong It with another belligerent
female and paid fne Of % %. 'r e "a 81 rI.s
VIM. Lane VIM. Davis, and George. (eolored. y
Were charged with mutifasfng certain ornamental
and fruit trees belonging to man in the Northern
Liberties Liberties. The proof not being Of a positive
g. Sister was charged with getting drunk and
swearing. He was fined 81 So. " .. ID
sonny Jackson behaved in an exceedingly in
decent and disordefly manner with a number of
colored persons. He was fined IS o.. 3 ~fHf1
Samuel Blue, Samuel Tenny, Charles Pine
James Evans, and Marx Evans were accused of
disturbing a colored peoples picnic which was
returning TO the city from days frolic near Hal
Drama They were severally and iIdi vidually
Elizabeth Bell broke the public peace nv drink.
ing whisky and fighting a Young man with WHOM
she was ON terms Of iousintimacy. She was
Rachael Jenifer (colored, was aned sass for
hghting another dafkey, ~, ..ls,..,..r- -
n. brown ANNOYED his next door neighbor to
the extent OF $S.94, which he paid and " mar
velled'' .-eszrtna hH. III i.Tq
Lewis Jackson was accused Of 6. cursing'' He
paid 81 60 . rr. s-.f - ~ g. - 80
Caleb Hawkins also swore contrary to law. and
paid 81 %.
Bridget Fitzgerald was found guilty of /" un-
gentleuanly language" and paid fine of IS g.
u. A. SPringman was found guilty Of selling
llquor on the Sabbath. He was fined S25 and
costs.
Mr.. Leoffer was accused Of committing public
nuisance, but the investigation did not sustain
the charge, and he was dismissed with costs
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FIREMks's PIc-Nic.-The annual picnic of the
Perseverance, Fire Company comes of at Airing
ton Springs on Tuesday next, the 9th instant.
Whether I'm hazardous and heroic combat with
the devouring element, or in social reunion with
theirfriends and fond dailiance with their sweet.
hearts, the Perseverance boys always know how
TO cond oct Themselves. :. . = :
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MEN's DRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS DRESS SuIrs,
Youths Business Sxits,

CHILDRKN's DRESS SUITS,
- CtLdren's School Suits.
NOAH WALLER & Co; Marble Hall Clothing
store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that the annual display of Spring and
Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. 1t
is comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Ciothlns ofthe newest and richest designs
In maternal, trimming, and workmanship.
TO those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress an opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in this city, st very re-
duceo prices. ap B-1y
The DISEASE that Americans can truly call to the
sad born," is the Fever aud Ague, and of a | the
terrible diseases to rack the brain, emaclate tbs
fJr, and render the entire body helpless md utterly
powt rless, none can, IN estimation, claim pre-
dence over It. The excruoI,ting pain axpsrionced
by the aicted Is not eApressI ble-it is only bs
realized. TO those who have been stricken down
with II, remedy of any kind must, as a matter of
course, prove of the greatest interest One of the
most powerful ard speedy cures that we know of is
DIR. j.: Host.tter's Celebrated Bitters Ia recon-
mending it to the public, we know and feel that we
are doing great service Its bsnefcrnt efcts upon
the stomach, and its mild TASTE cannot but render NJ
popular among all classes
where. - auI eo3t
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By J. c. MCGUIRE. Il CO.. Aucconeers
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE
~ AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLic SALE
On I'll ESDAH MORNING, August 9TH, at 10
O'Clock, at the residence of Mrs H. NJ Pyfer cor
nSr oil 9Th and streets we shall sell all the furnI-
ture and Effects, cOmprIsinC-
Rosewood Piano Forte, by wakemyer 4 HenIck
ture, ~
Marble top centre and sofa Tables
Fancy Chairs, handsome walnut Wkatnot
Arm and Rece ption Chairs
Velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets, Oi'cloth,
Git ard buff Window Shades, Vases Nc
Handsome enamellcd marble top Cottage Set
superior walnut carved marble top Chamber Set
Mahogany French and other Bedsteads
Bureaus, Washsta nds, Toilet Sets
Mat.resses, Bolsters and Pillows " -.r
Cane and wood seat Chairs Lounge
Extension Dining Table, Rcfrignrator
CHINA !, ASS and Crockery Ware,
Table Cutlery,
Cooking and other Stoves Kitchen Uten.;,sA
Terms: S25 and under. cash; over that snm a
circuit 9 o. anc ~ days, for satisfactorily endorsed
au sd T. C McGITIRE A. 20 ar...
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NUISANCE -rhe residents upon Eleventh
street between and II, are exceedingly ANNOYED
b: the efthvia from an offensive sewer. 1t seems
uiat the sewer was some tune since decided to lie
nuisance by the Corporation anthoyities and A
contra Was AWARDED for nlling mp the sewer But
we contractor does not fse ned IN stir in
Va, matter, I" and perhaps has notion OF waiting
III Winter sets In. when the job NAV reasonably
10 tAPeCtsd TO bc a pieasanter one The neigls
Dor who nave no nlipd for touch Of cholera or
yellow ftyer would prefer having N attended, "a
Ioc' and they expires the hope that the Health
Commissioners will see that 10 Il done now.
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ARE You GOING on the grand military and civic
excursion Of the Washington Light Infantry, to
gallantry and beauty Of the city will be there and
the most agreeable kind of time will no doubt
be realized. 49,
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WATCH RETURNs.-M Martha Bruce, colored
drunk, disorderly, and profane; fine and costs,
S2lS. Patrick Greenan, drunk, disorderly, and
fighting; workhouse so days; Edward McCuen,
drunk and disorderly; do. 60 days; George Boston
colored, disorderlyi do. 90 days. Zachariah Har.
ding, do; do. GO days. Elizabeth White, cold
do dismissed. Three dodgers go.
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u Ito USE. SIGN,

FANCY PAINTER
LOUISIANA AVENUE. BETWEEN 6TH AND TIN SIS,
BUILDERS, co ENHrRAscT rs and all PEP
esecStsd Tl 81 having wSrL neatly and prompt
poIpm, and they viii be waited on eithes bx mrsef
OF nj; JsS fIscH who Is authonzed TO s.tlIrate
III Estimates Will be freely and promptly given
w edI coscs' ~ .r iy 2O
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rrsirNE SLAVES TAxEN.-A few days ago
was ascertaihed mat number of slaves belongius
90 residents VI the District and the country ada
cent had eloPed and were making for PennsyIya
MIA We hear to-day that they had been captured
near the pennsylvania line by number of Mary
lsnders, an agent Of whom is now in the cit,
uiakng arrangements for their restoration TO thei
owners.
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EOR RENT-A very desirable RESIDENCE on
Il street, between 18th and l4th sts and fronting
franklin Square. The house has all the modern
improvements, with back building, bath room, gas
DC. Possession given the LIST of August Apply to
II. c. STEWART, corner of 18th and II SITS.
ixD int
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THE Picnic Of Union Engine Company No. ..
al Analcstan Retreat, yesterday, was quite an en-.
J"yaIle affair, President Hines exerting himself
throughout thr day for the pleasure and comfort
"A tac many Pleasure-seekrrs present. Floor Man.
ayers Spri n%IDan. Southall. and Carpenter kent
III" noor hlled with the merry dancers. and 10 tie
music cf frospers band. they chased the glow
ln2 hours with n ing feet until late hotr IN the
evening AnalOsfsn Is delightful pleasure resort,
g" (~h o were unremittng in their supervision
OF sfnrs yrs:erday) must become vastly popular
city for a day. - : -
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aEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

nor NEW YORK-The packet schooner IRE
becc&r is now loading AMI will sail asIA
shove with dispatch. For freight apply to ~
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HrNIINs THE ,SLIPPER.-MOnday night was a
dark night, and a party of ladies and gentlemen
passing through the Smithsonian grounds stumbled
upon female, who was hunting for lost slip
Per-so she said. Gentlemen gallantly volun.
eered TO assist in hunting the slipper, found the
slipper, found also a gentleinan's hat in company
next found owner Of hat peerins anxiously from
behind tee. The gentleman does business in
The ely, aud stands well as correct moral citi.
zen The hunters for the slipper, who happened
10 Know bin, were surprised to find him behind
uee In the Smithsonian grounds. He didn't
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L. RENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT
FROM THE
VIEILLE M0gTAGNE COMPANY

TRUNKS OF every description made at the
y Southern Trunk Esotory, lss TIN street, oppo
jeItsm JAMES @. ToPHAM
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The REASON WHY.-For six or eight special
reasons, and numerous incidental ones the coming
excursion OF Excelsior Lodge is just now the most
talked-of affair of the season. Ist 1t is an l. o.
.. r. excursion; I'd. 1t Is the excursion of an I'M
mensely popular Ledge; Sd Glymont is delight
full place; 18th w thers band is A in its line
and w. w. has promised 10 spread himself for
the occasion; 5th The Collyer is just the boat for
tue trip; and, 9Th, 9TH and Stb; The community
has an impression, which dare say is well
founded, that the committee Of arrangements are
concoeting variety Of schemes TO ma Re the excur-
sion 90 OF enjoy able, TO the INFINITE credit of Odd
Fellowship in general and Excelsior Lodge in
particular So mote in be-
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70 EXCITEMENT AT THE PATENT OFFICE-Yester.
day, about noon, the officials in the gallery Of the
Patent Office were favored with a scene that sci.
dom occurs in that quiet matter fact locality
IL appears that an employee in the Patent Office
galleries wrote a note TO lady inviting her to
meet him at three O'Clock at the Patent ONCE
BY some means this note fell into the hands of
the husband, who arming himself with a stout
pair Of timers shears proceeded to the Patent
Once with the supposed intent Of getting salts
faction, by cutting off the gay Lotharios ears or
shearing hi m In some disagr-eablc manner Cav
Lotharic, however, iDfuri tied husbs nd ere he
reached MIN, and took In his heels Infuria ted
that then and there came off up and down those
galleries was a sight 10 see, we hear. But I,o-
thario, by sharp lodging, managed to escape the
avenging shears, and the husband was compelled
to forego bis satisfaction. This is wicked world,
IL Is indeed.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L. PROPERTY-A FARM cOnta lining i75 acres,
with dwelling and out-houses, in Montgomery
county, Md on the Frederick turnpike, miles
from Rockville, half mile from Middfebrooke, and
| miles from Canal 1t is well watered, and in
thlcky settled md rapidly improving neis
DODGE, 63 Water street. Georg etown. ix 2a-Ims
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HEETROPOLIrAN THEATRE
N GhEAT srAR COMPANY TONIGHT THURSDAY
r ATE GEO. CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE,
Ii ~ BruadWnV
r. n Hooey Proprietor a. 9apaitx. Musical Director
CRONUkD NIGHTLY WITH The
ELI1E OF FASHION TO WITNESS THE
hAICHLkeS PSkF0kAAn JE6 OF THE
WOnLU kkNOWNED
HoOLEY'e
I.ate Geo. Christy'O
MIkSThM MS
B-fhA model troupe composed Of the bos icsuneu-
taets vocssts and erppcbOres performers tho
son ing ssAIy Of taen hitlero unequslled who
auuer every In the best b<hiopAn
evcs offered 70 the citizens of New iosk.
Fifss weeA of tho very AnghAbie ac,s called
k0bHiN0 The NAIL.
SkYLl6HT ADVENTURES,
BURLEeQUA kOksrSK CDSCERTS, &C..
with an eirey programme Of songs solos, choruses
dances DO For particulars snAn btla
Dooss open q 7. To commence q o'ciocA-
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SHIFTING.

JyEsUChD RATE6 FOR NOKFOLE, So; PETERSBURG
IL AND ranDoad, ~ The steAnpn .ssiUt. ~ cey-
1. Tn no will receive freight places
or pr, sy AID Saturday, ~ pier IS North river aud
SaNrdsy Ir tns at three oc freight for r.
landed CITY Point rssssge Included Norfolk
reoured 81; Peterbn bichmond included
yeauceo 10 -. Meals ptty cents EXTRA
LUDLAM HkINEKEN SO Broadway.
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VATOOD's nNsfR0 BUILDINGS,
W ISL and SIS Broadway, near Prince tresk
- sUCCEss UNPxRALLsLED.
WOODS MINStREaR
TIE OLDEST AND LAHGEsT COMPANY
In TIE WORLD
engaged In deinsAs'oD S e LIFE
present heir grand and versate entertainment
livery EVENING
MOST srixE sHa HALL
TEMPLE OF ETHIOPIAN x1NsrRHSx.
'' cAPHCTrY ARD ELsaANf AoooxxoDAHco,
FAsHfof BIZ AUDIENCES
nightly assembled within {. :Hu.
COHlo DELINa ALTON OF NEGRO LIZ
AMONG WHICH
EesrS- o. =. FOX, O. WHITE, MAJ LIB WIN, WAIKIKI
Master RoBakT hUGMS
celebf sled juvenile comedian fbe nsnAxsns1l s
lcnge the word 70 produce bis equsi.
The MT ' ear may s & sssf sss Y listening 'Ae
SUPERIOR vouAILsTs
bANcIyG INSTRUMENTAL. PERFORMANCE A~
AVERY EVENING rHIs WEEK.
in addition 10 sse usnsl scts q ,s
The entertainment Will corcu6e with the celebrates
COMIC fAkTOnu
BCAMPtNI
written .ais establishment by Mr. wsrdaufun Of sE
Won DEEFUI4 LEI PING,
FASCIN ATING DANCERS
AETONlsEIsG CHANG Es, and
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
Doors open at Z; TO commences at 8 o'ciosk.
AGsAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE SAturnnps
commenosg at ~ O'Clock.
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LrIE0ANTLY FURNISHED kOOM9-AT THE HOTEL
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suached for the summer the reasonable
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