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THE MORPHY PREsENTATIoN.-Thela large chapel
of the University of New York was thrOnged on
Wednesday evening by the friends and admirers
of Mr.. MOrphy TO witness the presentation to him
of two beautiful testimonials. The appearance of
the chess champion upon the stage, accompanied
by the committee Of presentation and several emil
nent members Of the various professions, was the
signal Of loud and prolonged applause, which Mr.
Morphy acknowledged with graceful modesty
The magnificent chess board, and gold and silver
chessmen, purchased by the votaries OF Cassa in
New York and Brooklyn, 4 token Of their admi-
ration and esteem for Mr.. Morphy. were presented
TO him through John Van Buren, in an eloquent
speech, to which the recipient made 4 brief hut
Happy reply. The presentation by Mr.. W J. 4.
Fuller of costly watch from the members OF the
committee. and response from Mr.. Morphy.
closed the Interesting ceremonies The audience
Were deli hted 10y the modest bearing. vet manly
self possession of the young champion. Mr. Nor
ply leaves for Boston this evening" where another
ovation awaits him.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Constitution having concluded its series
Of articles on the public expenditures, closes
up this morning with an able vindication of the
Administration.
The Constitution counts up the aliases of
the Opposition as follows: In Pennsylvania,
Peoples Party" in the Old Bay State, ''Jef-
fersonisn- American Republicans" in Msry-
land, know Nothings; in Virginia, "W higs:
In Missouri, "Free Democrats -" that u
free and essy-free to steal their ne'snoor
property" in California "Broderick Men;
and in Kentucky and Tennessee, simply The
Opposition
The IutsITgSucrr treats upon the English
view Of the italian question.
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CAUTION.
~ OFFICE WASHINGTON AQUFDUCT,
Nav 18th, 1850.
Plumbers and their employers are hereby notified
that interference with any Of the Stop Valves or
other fixtures appertaini ing Ia the Water Mains of
the Washington Aqueduct, except by express ln-
structI"n and consent of tho Superintendent in
Charge of the Pipe Line, is tres pass, and TO he
treated accordingly
by order of Capt NJ c. MEIGs.
EDM'D Il. ID. MYERS,
ma TIw EnU'r in Ch.rge
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RESIGNATION WIrHDRAwN.-Att the request
of the Post Office Department Gen. q. p. Smith,
of Tennessee, Special Agent Of that Bureau for
the Southwest, has withdrawn the resignation
Of his office which he rendered to the Postmas-
ter General sometime since.
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AWARD OF CONrRACT.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has awarded the contract for the con-
structiOn of the new United States ware-h house
at the quarantine station, below New Orleans.
to 3. F. Colby, of Lynn, Massachusetts,, he being
the lowest bidder, in the sum of S3l 9Sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-27

TEA SEED.-The Agricultural Division of the
Patent Office has recently received an addi-
tional supply of twenty cans of tea seed
from China
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NESONS OF MALTA-Neet THIS EVEN
Us lNG, At Temperance Hal, at q O'Clock. u
NEpHuNiN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
U TIE SECOND monthly meeting IF tlll- ASsnci-
Ps,rance H1ll3n WEDNESDAY EVENING. June
Ky an order OF the Association. Subscriptions tn
the stsck viii be received until the lst day Of Juy
Iaa 2l-@oSt 7. Nj. HANSON, Sec.
n+COURE SIX LECTURES on run
uS Billie Lands. 10y Rev. q. w. SANsn~ D. D.
a nv the st tire, Bae,ist Church THIS Nv I'm:
LkcTUPE 3-,,The Land Of Gosilen Sc ameI
tgrage; the ancient canal ard the history Of the
Egy ptIau route Z" Judea; ancient towns and Iraii
LOIS oil i+rae.s abode; the Exodus; picture of
DLLUsTRATIoN~.-Skin water bottles: dress ofthe
Bs,ia|se, aHd various articles us.d in the D-srIt
IL Tickets to no had at the door.
mn - II
nTON AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT,sth
OF MAY we. the und ersIs ned. Boot aud Shoe
MERCHANTS OF TINS city. do hrTeb, To close Ir
IesPTctHe places oil business AZ clock daily until
4sf%on BUNS. A. H. oMSI siRa%. wms Windsor
f. Richard, A t ksgiT ian. r. Profit }. A. Ron, j.
Son. Daalel tenau. H. Janney '' ma NJ M we
|" SECOND WARD. ATTENTION--a1
of taking party porcs out Of ,nirin %Ie az -
lars, and wi2 favor reduction of taxes and an
FRIDAY EVE NfsSsnf hs at If sm ass an
oG tS LOT the purpose OF nominating candidates
ma 26-2t MANY CITIZENS
TGRANP UNION FESTIVAL, by the La
W. dies OF different Churches. for the Yourg
Men 5 christian Association at Odd Fellows Hall
IN street, commencing TUESDAY EVENING"
hnai 5st AT pcInck Tickets 10 he had az all the
ncosstores aud nj the dpOr. Single adInIssinn q
tents; gentleman and lady D cents; season tickets
- cents. " '' y ., " %. n'
III 8 sriKKA W BERRY AND FLORAL. FES
- ~, n l. The laGIes Of WauSh Chanel con
friends All H. t pressure IN Announcer ny Ia their
~ iiu Tue puhiIc that they will hill = Stra,y
berry and I"Ial Festival c,,,,',s,,,, il lay
-. u y w next. the sith INST and r. 80
,hf ,h' we-S on lst II last between 49,,
tdPitOi anu street sOuti, iu one ~ g. ''lst
Luildlnss. They tender their sinc"ra a. ieH ,TeSns
friends I"r Tine literal p1tror - tiI
occasions. and now Tespertfu, SnI,',,, ii oI"ief
The proceeds Tor the bruCht of the tl'rnn' h,ie
Of aAiInIssIOnlO cents. 80 =. rice
O%ICEC CREAM oftIle Very best oU,l,,v. -,
lkS To Parties, Balls, Hotels FAIRS and PTi,.,
EaInIlIes At very low price. FRESH CiEIS
made every day and sent tai any part of the cav,
PARTICULAR attention given Ia serving Parties viii
%6EPH5 iat 9eGsssf NAPRy at the PHIL
And r streets ma Im.
= Ss6--BALTIMORE CONFECTIONE-
hS hf.-Persons In want of Confectionery
water Ices, and Ice Cream, made of the pnrest
cream, OF various havoIs, at 80 per gallon will
pSsase eau a $50 9th street, between q and n.
q, a. @ excursions, x O., supplied with Ice Cream
Dl rSrticusr attention paid to furnishing Balls
Lap slim JOSEPH SCHAFFIEID.
III WxpU ILLPLEASE ANNOUNCE MP.
~. W.. w. DE MAINE as an indepen,ient can
non SiS surveyor at the ensuing June elec-
anna lt-eote' ]
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Fox SAKE, ON REASONABLE TERMS
~ AMI ON CREDIT OF 4 ON 4 NERp.
sui FHEPuRCHASER, OR FOR RLN%%T'
~, a ,hTee story BklCk DWELLING HOUSE CON
SlhIhS " rooms with To- feet mails and am. r,,
an excellent c-llar. = large ward and a D. ,,is'
, seS h1ns.' situated GA street north. near 25ib
street west. The house has latel, u,dsrs,.,.a., "
thorough repair. sud Is now read, C,r ,''. ,a'ne
use rem a. 80 hSar For further partIcuIs1s a.,
Is - 80 Tue ptriir
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M LEWIS PAYNE
Wv HOLESAI. E RODT Nh SHOE NJ Al Id

Nv LEWIS PAYNE.
w hoLESAl.E OFAND SHOE DEALER.
r, BT,dSs Sfrsst, G,0rgo:o,rH. II. e.
The attention oil tine traaie respectfully called "a
nv stock oi lpnths, Mems. ard Bows
GA'stShiN SHOES. for summer wear ;kEJ
all 0f my own manufacture KEN
My stock Of PATENT LEATHER -
ton. 10y " '
A large lot Of COARSE SHOES ard BOOTS
tsutame Tor servantsl also hand and cunsi anti,
H. Country merchants ard Others IN want are
Invited To call or address at No. "a Bridge ST.
Georgetown, ID. G.. an 5 ~
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PERSONAL.

uNUR ApOPrIO\-An Orplan Cad, N,a,s al,
u stranger IN tins see, gund hook ing aud mt.
hgent. For terms inquire at No. 23g Nrw "a
avenue. between 6th and sth SIS.
ma 6 St MRS. FI.ENINg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-27

NAvAL-Thc steamer NJ. W. Chaplin, one Of
the Paraguay expedition, arrived yesterday
morning at the Washington Navy Yard, from
Philadelphia. Her officers were detached yes
terday The following is list Of them Lieut.
Commanding VIM. RonckendorfI Lieucnsnts
James f.. Jouett, Il. b. Taylor, wv. Dunning
ton; Assistant Surgeon. j. c. Bertolette; Sec
ond Assistant Engineer, Chas. IL. Baker; Third
Assistant Engineer, Geo. ID. Lining.
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v I'll ABl;E IMPROVED PROPERTY RON
y y H III ~ WASHINGTON CRY F1B a

Y NE I AHIE IMPRoEED PROPERTY FOR
ihkM OF lEAkS.-fhe UNDETERMINED Nj -
~ SeHta,ni tenant for five ,eas from the I
west corner al Penn avenue and iitb ,,ls s,'uth
,6 IIeaIn I'VE yrars past has boon well knouI as
,uo "a ISL aid most successful bna riIu, h,s :,
ne rSoeial Metropolis Its position ,,r Pc, - :"
d"g;, aDIut InidSa, between the CspIto snd PIES
W Mht h',use, and ats Immediate prnN,n,,r, , III.
w Ton Theatre and Philharu,,,1'is r. 4 -
W., rsn ~ s'fh is open nearly every ugit "a toe
ySaii !enus,s tiils property hy long odds 81 a., -
TT.IElle IA W ashlngtOn cat, for Lotai kant - 80
hu1opean Plan. It's Sleeping apartments can s.,,
Oc aFIhhgSd 10 accommodate one hupdr.d -,
comfortably with lodgings: Wbiis IT. ~, " S'H
Tanres "a Sc restaurant apartments can De a.
on the European plan. The entrances nnlitnst
he on ith street, within ~ feet ~ pm
a. M a. aLu heaIeT to The Theatre and Phharngic
r1dIl than others that can be estAbllsbad - 80,
~ .G &c. GiIIhSSsInins terms, C., apply 10 w d.
,o ~ ~ "a H. Star Once, Washingtor city.
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BOARDING

ROARDlNG-peas ROOMS with RoARn
- can he obtained NJ NJ" IIa r steel ssStb, a.,
corner ni !: and 9Th streets. Table B"arders eau l.,
o''u. uIa ~ s.
ROARDlNG.-MrS. HOI.MEAn having "a
- moved 10 the house lately occupied by NJ,
HPaoins, nortlIwest corner ~, street and Pa az.
ROARDER>. W - ~ ,an-ht
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FIKNlShED HOUSE FOR RENT ERoS
ant IN MAl-Nu. 2s9 g street hatwrer ism
ahu I+th, neatly aHd completely Glru,si,'G P.,,
,nHtersta. Inquire of =. BRiNTNAII G-n -
Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-27

AXE CHANCE FOR SPECII ATin>-
For Ssfs IN TER SHOP AND MACHINERY
easN. ~ III s'teels- 4 erlls lihde
ans
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I"9n pt NTlSTS AND OTHERS-E.s Rr,,-
w,,gb nc ht,oMS No. $40 Pa. avenue, over NJ
h.lFh CORSET Store, occupied hy dsut,st 4 -
last four years. Apply 10 RoBERF WRft,iiiii!TrI e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-27

E'OR RENr-A three stor, HRIrE 40.
with large lack ailIiur 49,. NJ W =
situated co,h~i tlfrIEia eHua aud 10Th street -
square s,'hth oi the Smithsonian Iustit,ti'., ~
roht Hiil bs l''s L. so,.d trt,ant arni. 80. &c
uer Il and qth Sis ''' ""''" tdid COZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-27

For EUROPE.-The Persia. from New York on
Wednesday for Liverpool, took out 235 plssen-
gers, among whom MIR. and Mrs Ross W mans
and niece. Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Albert two daugh-
tiers and son, Mr.. and Mrs ii. T. Jackson, Col. Il
France and Miss l:mma COrienne, all of Balti-
more. Count and Madame Sartiges also return to
France in the Persia. She took ont more than
S3,OOO,OoO in specie. This is the largest amount
by nearly million Of dollars that has ever been
carried out by vessel from this port
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RLACK AND COLORED
WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

WARREN, WHITE SULrpHDR SPRINGS.
This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT
Will lac open on the 18th of May. lssrI A
Tho Conductors Will possess eminent 0HA0
AL "antagss foe obtaining the best pr,,Xi. IesH
Ions and deiIcacie Of the season ftotu the Nsssr
ington AMI Alexandria markets. such 80 Go
Turtles, Fish, &C., besides supplies Of NntEon'
Wild Honey, &c, from the ma Nets Of H. VIII,
and Mountains adjacent To the SPRINGS "''s'
Passengers from Baltimore wa.I1a.,,, NJ.
honu, ahd tue lower country, will leave AleSanJrI.
~ lhe morning and reach Buckton Station hy dto
MaLss, as zap RAILROAD at - O'clock tha a.
comfortable Coaches will he in readiness ~ co...
oss vhi"rs 10 The Spring from Buckton' distance
nne iIilSi rom stanton and Wincha,t.T a IA lin
Railroad. wiz" INC "aiassas zap
-----
W
'---- w
GGhinren and Servants half the above rates.
families, or parties ngaging Board for several
persons, a reasonable deduction will La made.
Mrs. X. PRITCHARTT will have the principal
MANAGEMENT and control, aided by competent male
asslstants ia every department
FRANCIS q. FOX will be superintendent
ma25-2in
O0A O0O TORPEDOES, Just received and
ZOU,UUU Cor sale wholesale and retail a. ana
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This valuable and popular family paper, full
of metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, is now on our counter ready
for delivery To the public. Embraced in its in
teresting contents are the following articles:
Lesson IN WOHdsrs--a rSry Interesting and an
structure GrticIs;
The Broken TSl,Srops-dn original Skfich Of fhril-
ling interest;
and Customs; The London FIR, BrigGdr; The
Seat Of War: ThS London Tunes the SiCkI,S
Verdict; SeereiisT'S Letter 20 PheiaH; An HGlian
Visp OF the italian Contest, Sc;
The KH,ghfS TsBiplar OF Boston and PrOrHienrf ia
Washington; Tn POtfaIcafOD7iSS Of fhS Prairie
~ Washington; Interesting Reports Of The Ward
hesfHgS. Sr.;
Operations Of the Patent Office; DEPARTMENT NeIcs;
Editorials; Washington Ne,rS and GOSSIP; Lornl
Intelligence, Sc;
Late Noes, foreign anil domestic, by mail and
Telegraph;
Interesting PERSONAL F,mS:
And great rarisiy o. chOirs literary articles, both
prose GHd poetry, TOO humorous TO mention.
This is just the paper, above sll others, for
citizens and strangers sqjournins in the Ma
tiOnal Metropolis TO send to their friends at n
distance Price only Scents per copy, OF 81 %
per annum. Postage prepaid by stamps when
20 arranged.
TIE Cheapest Paper IN Ameica,,
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M HEWARD.-Stiasrd from the commons
~ north of the cIiN "Wednesday of <oeS
last N',.k n red aHd white Buffalo COW. Al
WIZ y ait The Cali three weeks old, All -
req. The shove reward VI be paid "a the tuI-r
aP1n IriIrn "i Cow ard Calf Apply 4, WI Sp\
d BARR, No. 496 gth street ma pa,
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Eso.-It seems by
circular recently issued by the Ohio state Cen
trail Republican party committee, that mont,
gomery Blair, Esq, is an active member oil
their political organization. 1t appears from
that eircuIar that a Republican party com
mittoe consisting of Mcssrs. +. p. Blair, Geo
NJ Weston, and Montgomery Blair, are now
engaged in the preparation, in this city, Of a
canvass document, that is, according to the
aforesaid State committees anticipation, to
demolish the Democratic party throughout the
land
The matter is worthy of note only in so far
as it places Mr.. Montgomery Blair in new
political attitude before the people of Wash
ington, all Of whom will remember that when
he was appointed to be the United States So
licitor to the Court of Claims. it was siren
uouSly insisted by the advocates of his ap-
pointment that though the two +. P.'s had
abSquatulatcd to the Republican party, Mr..
Montgomery Blair still remained true to his
Democratic party allegiance; and further, that
when under the rule of rotation of the present
administration it was proposed that he should
give place to another, it was quite rs vehe-
lnently protested that he had no utilization
with the Republican party whatever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-27

The WEATHER.-The following report Of the
weather. for this morning is M ade from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time OF observation is about o'clock:
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/ ATTENTION!
LADIES' TRAVELLING BAGS,
,, sun UMBRELLAS
FANS Of all varieties,
p,svyr., PoRTEMONAIES of all styles,
BASk ETS of al kinds,
BOYS WAGONS and
- WHEELARROWS,
CHIIDREN'S GIGS,
BiRncAlit.S of new and pretty STYLES,
. REAITiFUEGOODS, suitable for presents
Mammoth Stock of
FANCY GOODS and Toys,
Now Opening al
McLAUGHl.IN'S,
INA 2I-U Pa. ave-, bet. 9Th and 9Th sts
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M = oW tAkOI.INE =. NOIANn

A ptSlRABl.E STORE ROOM. an tbs ,,..,t
J... .ess pat OF the citN, Ea, D.. hal T., ~
"res a 5,s,, hizen, Box sO7, Washiustou. b. L.
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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
To be drawn daily At Wim,Sst tom Delaware .t,s
minutes before Il M.
sATg da1sss,s May 1 e. Is'eclassa
Capitals.
'tdi7 de- Of ss s,%ss P''ddS &c. Of: s'% 500
&c. TioE Ss;'s 81. &C.
MONDAY, May 81, ls5s-Cla.s
70 namDet Gadts drawn ballots.
prize e of---.--.,s $3.50 prizes Of. 900
&C., Tickets Ssi 81. de-
r"ts%asi az r .s'fsa .@': "
'''aas &c. Oh -: sf f:sps '"a1s s ofsl &C.,
&C. rick SS,' 81. &C.
q "aabsts-i 2S diawn 'iSs siiois
Capitals.
prize S' Of 'f f,:s prizes DC. of sS
&C., Tickets Ssi' o.. &C.
THURSDAY, Juno ?, Iss-CIa,.ss
75 numbers.12 drawn ballots
pr'a5 s' of.-..'si." s:s prize Of s,ee
' Tickets 81. &C.
FRIDAY, June 8, la59.-Class 81.
10 numbers-lS drawn ballots
Capitals.
Prize ss. u.s. IS 'f'das &c. ss
&C., T,ot sS; 81. &C.
SATURDAY, June 4.-Class GO
IS numbers-l2 drawn ballOts
Capitals.
'" 4: '''i e: '''ss e. 'f's ss
TietatS 4
Address %s 9 !, FRANCE, BROApBENTs 4 CO,
w" WILMINGTON, DEL.
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EAPRESS STEAM LINE FOR PHILADEL-
II PHlA.
=, the propellers C. C. Alger and : s Seymour, of
TINS line, now run regularly once
week between the District and Phil Ea&k-S
abel 2hla; leaving Georgetown EVE; szsEza<xzs1.
ny THURSDAT, at IL o'clock M. and Philadel-
phla EFEh1 FRIDAY, at O'Clock D. M.
BRADLEY L. TAYLOR, Agents,
l04 and 166 Water ST.. Georgetown
DAVID COOPER, Agent,
Is North Wharves, Philadelphi
The propeller c. c. Alger will leave Boyco & Tay-
lorS wharf Georgetown, on Thursday, 18th inst
az y o'clock IN. For freight, which will be taken at
reduced rates, apply TO
49, BRADLEY & TAYLOR,
ID and Ito Water ST.. Georgetown.
N; Is: The Express Steam Line connects at Phil
Seiphla with Baird Loper's New York and Phil
adophit Line, aud Is now prepared Ia carry lre,g ht
uIrect between the District and New York. No
drayago al Philadelphia.
II. III. TAYLOR, Agent,
INA 10 73 West street, New York.
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& L G r,
~ CHEESE, BACON, &c.
~ barrels Coverings Crushed and Powdered
Sugars,
5 hhds. Of Coverings Golden Sirup.
Is hhds. Prime Porto X leo Sugar,
~ boxes new Goshen Cheese,
do. Pine Apple do
$40 choice Sugar-cured Hams, warranted to please
Just received and for sale by
VIM. BRYAN,
No. ~, OppO. the Centre Market.
ma y eu6t between eth and 9Th SITS.
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~ w ARR ANG EMEN
UNION BorTIfNG DEpoT

NEW ARIA EMENTs
UNION B0fTi.fNG DEPOT.
nm No. 81 Gran street, Gso,sstotrn, ~ C.
The undersigned resp ctfully announce to thar
large expense remrdled their establishment. bav-
ing spared no pains IN making every neccSsar, ar
FdseInelt Tor conducting Their business stenati
cslly; We have introduced the water from, the
Msshihs ton hSnodncL ani ais" added thereto
that IL becomes perfectly clear.
IT heS W. paT ratssr themselves that their NINE
stock II PORTER aud Ale f aHS the l,tI ,os slSr
DRAFTED breHeries In the United States.
Also, IoHn gallons OF prime EASTERN CIDER
which VIII he sold 10y the barrel gallon or iu bot
Pnms CRAB APPLE CIDER, xxx PALE
BuH TON. aud PHILADELPHIA AI.ES put up
Ia hand. "' bottles expressly for invads' always Oh
All orders by mail givOn t" our drivers, v in he
IL Al good delivered free of charge.
ma "a tSiates' Army * SfIINN.
EoR SALE-A good SECONDHAND CAR
hiAuE; which VIII ha disposed ni on RI \ .bna
.. -nPP'N IS "i"'Nr. Ha -
nR. GOGGSWELI.'S NEW MEDICALSAIT
- rs Tor sale an Georgetown bN Il. =. T.. CiSse!I
~. r. Barnard Cos aud J. w. SOthron. Those at
TIC. WIN inhsmmatory diseases should it
d!; Sev the testimonials an the adyertlS 40
ahother ooihihn- mar l7-tr
II DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION,
we have just opened and marked down a. greatly
Handsome Barge r obes a 81 } 81. anL59.
81 Mich Double Skirts and FiGnnce,l dc, yer, haaD
ln Elegant Lawn Robes at SI.51, IS and Sd
80 Dress Patterns, all six TI~sueS aud Bqrsg,s At
~ cents per yard, which is not half tie c,.st
IL" pieces Foulsrd and French Summer silks a. very
low prices
In fact, We selling OF all Fancy Gools YER,
chsaP, to close them out this season.
j. w. COLLEN & CO.
ma 25-4w 3?3 7th street, above Pa. Az.
SUPERIOR OLD RYE WHISKY.
~, PerJtc'ly PHrs and URaIRlterafsH
We have Just bToached and offer for sale nv the
harrsl or gallon ten barrels of the uest and puTsst
OLD RYE WHISKY in tue District
TINS whisky has been an rarret for wears
For sale by T.. F. W HITE CO.
No. ot Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 7th sts
opposite Bank "f W ashiHgt"n. ma SGT
ICE PITCHERS ICE PITCHERS last re-
Il ceIved fine and large assortment ON
lam. Chased, and Engine turned &c EA/
flrCHtRS. Being plated on the fuestV
quhllty oil White metal, We warrant them ~
To give entire satisfaction.
H. SEMKEN.
ma ~ $50 Pa. av.. het ath AID Inth sts
RLACK AND COLORED
II SILK ROGES.
have Just received the second supply Of
Black and Fancy Colored Silk Robes
Also, handsome assortment double-skiTt Barege
Robes,
Lawn RoheS, English ChIutZ Prints,
brgandIe Lawns. Ducals. Valinc-ns,
And many other Dress Goods, al les than REGULAR
prices. HENRY EGAN
BIB Pa. avenue, south eide,
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FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,

a. - LIN
over ClaSett Mays DRY Goods Store
a,o. ax4 roam. dr,aHs, Der. S,h aud lara ~
.hesPectinly ini"rms the ladies tcItIzeus sud
suahsersl Of Washington and yiciuitI tbsf 80, ~
repaired 10 Cut aud EIt '' N'"' A"" "
DRESSES AND MANTLES
notice. 'N' MI" ~ e"e Ah"ites'
,,iB- Please remember the place-Over Clays,, A
tween 9Th and 10th sts, ~, no"S s' l.,
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O00 00O TORPEDOES, just received and
%OU,VUU Cor sale wholesale and retail AZ "'u
MA ON LAMMOND'S, 9TH st,
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plANoS FOR HIRE BY TIE DAY, WEEK.
VI "ioHth, upon the most liberal terms. d,
ma ~ 49, JOHN =. ELLIS
'''H ~ 900 Pa. aE., b,t 9TH AUd I,fb -.
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ma a-2t MANY CITIZENS.

II GRAND UNION FESTIVAL, by the la
w dies OF different Churches. for the SouTIg
Men, Christian Association. at Odd Fellows Hail
A. NJ street sIs, commencing ~ ESDAf EVENING,
BOOKSTORES aud nj the dpor. Single adInissi.n o.
ehts; gentleman and lady p cents; season tickets
rs cs1s and lady at all times 81; children
- ma
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0%ICE CREA Nj of the very best ouaIi,, =,
lS To Parties, Balls, Hotels, Fairs and Pr, sed
Families At q very low price. FRESH q akIS
made every day and sent to any part of the en-
PARTICULAR attention given To serving Parties VIII
every thing that rs necessary. Apply at the PHIL
ADEiPHIA CONFECTIONERY 1. corner of Eth
Anu stroets ma In
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nHHnoU WILL. PLEASE ANNOUNCES MP
~. Wv. DE MAINE as an indeuendent "a
roH' a. tic 'ni @ns , i.IsO s,S'-
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EOR SAlE-At Small woods Stable. on Jackson
l. Hall Alley, between sd and IA streets.
pair of grey caniage HORSES, one IN
CARRIAGE and HARNESS, and one6HA
summer CHARIOT. belonging to the PERSONAL es-
rms Of sale apply to J. W.WEBB, Administrator,
teo. 1872 Penn. avenue, between "a and eth SITS.
Nina w
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LOST AND FOUND.

oSTIA RNlNG no SOM PIN, st sri
eoiIl, htlN~en tre corner Ot 4 and th thr,,u.u
,utN 10 ID and corner et sth streets The hinder Il
he rswardd by eno uiri'g a, TIE IF &c nftha FNel.
,"1 va =
M - PlChED u an ~ street ON wednaSfs,
", " Tue 18Th instant bs \ suall bon = AMOND
BhE ASTPlN. The owner can have the sane i,
describing property md pay aux toT this aBVertI,,
m snent. 10y calling AT Room No. q, Department oi
na27 st W. r.. STUBRS