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FUTURE DAYS

BY JAS. C. INQUIRIES CO., Auctloneers
Small AND CHoiCE LOT OF LIQUORS.
o. Friday FtTISs S16SC Is.ns At AgSTIoN
O'clock the rst floor Of the Auction Rooms as we
sha sell, Tor account of whom it may concern.
very choice Liquors and Havana
bourbon and Martins Rye Whisky.
=, ~, and Sicily Madeira N'O''''' S'h
dTen nd Sicfut os and H ss"s.
CO., Mosslle Mpscatel Champague Wines.
oid Queens Port and Amontiilado Sherry Wine in
ABOUT ~ cnolGe Havana Cigars, of the most IA
The above are all choice and genuine goods. and
want the sale will be- made without rescfTe In
FERNS SIS and under cash; over that sum credit
bI ana DAYS for satisfactorily endorsed Eotes
aued ). C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auc...
TRESTEES' SALE.--In pursuance of a decree
OF the Circuit Court for PIiace tieorges county,
Sa asny BPen the q
nrlctoIla brent and others, We the undersig ned
DAY. the SIN day II sspte nbrs Sas @a HHS cSs
M II taii II not the next fair day thsrsstir at
the premises. that tract parcel Of Land of which
be b. died seized aud Possessed called Frisndship."
three hundred and ffty acres "O'u'
rms property ts most pleasantly and advantage
scasg Crossing on the BaiiSSre and T. walh i9 o.
t"n Raliroas-a place for auding and IeceiyInK
paSseDge s, freight &c-within two lies of Bets
vile, Hnd the same distance from the MARYLAND
Agricultural College. ia region of country ne
!nar kahy healthy, Astounding in excellent soci Nv ;
Is aGmlfahiy adapted to the gro nth IF Wheat Corn
ana Tobacco hasa large apple and peach O. chard
u most iect trult and young growth a CONSIDER
terad. VAN - "N'i va
- The Improveme nts consist Of commodionsf frame
Dweliing, ana every desirable buIlding-neariy All
ol which have bsen erected bit a few wears mast
and are in the best repair. p'
The soil Is of tine texture naturally fertile, pro-
Cuc1s gooc crops, and, At an iHconsideTabe outlay
TTliFht ne rendered most valuable and productive
ltls wlthln twenty minutes ride of Washington
CITY, 10y TaI'road and, regarding the advantages IL
possesses In relation 10 location susc ptiblity OF
Improvement &c., u strongly recommends itself 10
Ihe conslderation of those DESTROYS 70 purcnasa a
hrst rate tarm, and would suit a person ENGAGED in
business IN w ashlnGton or Baltimore cities
ne Terms oi sae, as escribed hy the decree
are TWO fhousand dollars Of the purchase money
To re paid ., cash the day Of sale or the ratifca
ron thereof ny the Court; aud ths residue in ecua
lGstaInents IN two, four and years, TO be Sc
cuIcd Dt the bonds or notes Of the purchaser with
security TO lie approved by the undersigned, and
bearing interest from the day of sale
On toe pay ment of the purchase money the prop-
eTty VIII be conyeyed tn the purchaser In fee sim
pie. NC. STEPHEN 50 " ON"
c. C. MAGRUDER,S Trustees.
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au 4 eot!s
By GREEN, Auctioneer.

TX FENSlNE SALE OFVALUABLE RI-IID-
~ I S5i E9Ts y SouARE No. SO on THE IsLaND.-
pn III ESDAN. the 18th instant, shall sell in
front Of the premises. commencing at S DEL, OK n
nl' y handsome building Lots, being subIIyislons
IN So uare so. - - ~ - oiio 90
Ine above property fronts on Third and Four
ana shall streets west, ard q and sire rs south
a.! runnlag back to a wide alley with frOntage of
Terms One fourth cash balance in 6, r. and IL
months Tor notes bearing interest fro dsy OF ssIc
y warranted deeds given and deeds of trust taken
rats OF the square and subdivisions will he shnHrn
al sae or any time previous TO sale 81 nv aucton
store Ian - pEIsss .oh
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GRAND EXCURSION TO GLYNoSr, TOMORROW
The Ladies' Catholic Aid Society, of Washington,
will give grand excursion to Glymont, to-mor-
row; and they pledge themselves do all in thei
power to make the occasion pleasant one to ali
who may favor them with their company, su-
perOr brass and string band has been engaged for
the occasion, and extensive arrangement ii is
said, have been made for the comfort and pleasure
of the excursonsts
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BY y. z. MCGUIRE & CO. AuctIoneers.
jy i5-eoad. J. 6. MoGEhiRREE Ac "a rrp ss,
BY 4. GREEN, Auct.oneer

BY a. GREEN, AuctIoneer
1Es1HAbbE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
n. TEE FIRST WARD AT AUCTIoN.-On TUES
DAl the 9Th instant, at O'clock D. M, shall se
~ 'front.' oil the premises part of lot No. Is IN so mare
No. g, on 2lst street. between L. and N streets,
fronting feet on 2lst street and runrng back Isl
1eet, together V It'll the improvements thereon aon
Jour rooms. nov occupied as a store, and renting
r. Terms: One, hall cash; balance in and " mouths
Deed given and deed of trust taken Title ind &
F"'aoie. Tau o-dts A. GREEN, Auct
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A GRASDTouRSAMEsr IN PEosPEcr.-A grand
tour nanent and ball is announced to come off at
- Drover's Rest" near Georgetown, on Tuesday,
the 10th inst. The knights of Maryland. Virginia
and the Dstrictof Columbia are expected to attend
in full force. The riding is to commence at 10
o'clock a. IN. The chief marshal on the occasion
will be Capt. c. F. Thomas. Of Washington.
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WE HEAR that much excitement prevails in
Alexandria In consequence of the publication of a
card by the father Of the young lady whose I'M
happy case OF seduction (aready alluded to in this
paper has occasioned much feeling in that
community. The father of the young lady in his
card, denounces i'll strong language the conduct of
the family OF the seducer in having violated the
pledges which had induced him to remain quiet
to the present time; and he now asks 4 suspension
OF the public opinion until he can expose the con-
duct OF the young man who ruined his daughter
and also the conduct OF his father
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BosroN Aug Sat sboutak O'Clock on Sat
urday afternoon a fire broke out in the depot az
the South Berwick Railroad, at salmon Fails, y
Ill which was entirely DESTROYED. A westerly
wind drove the flames across the river TO South
burned. The loss Is about $40. OVO; Ins ured for
about 5000 In Cocheco, Saco and York county
Ofhces
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a NEW SCHOOL-HoUsE.-Ias Last evening in the
Board Of Aldermen, a bill was introduced and
passed providing for the purchase of a suitable
lot on which to erect school house for the pupils
Of the First District school. The bill appropriates
$1,000. or so much thereof as may be required for
the purpose. so the old stable and its large family
OF rats, seems likely at last to be abandoned for
more comfortable Quarters The Councils and the
Trustees Of Public Schools will receive the thanks
Of the rising generation for this action
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The WESTERN WHARvEs.-The business al
Morgan d Rhinehart's wharves during the pas,
week was encouraging, though at the presen,
time the advantages of the past season are much
abridged by the failure Of appropriations of the
OF arrivals: Schrs. r. X Hawley, Prftchard Tu.
MS DePed, Edmonds, Buena Vista Lynch, J p
Baralou, Grant, ID. r. Hickman, Clare, from Port
Walthall, coal to Gas Co; } X. Griffith, Bunting
Coquette, skinner, Baltimore iron nj pes 10 Cant
Melgs; J Tinker, Thurston, St. Johns. laths to ]
III Howell; r. A. Woods, Crammer Boston, ic,
TO Middleton; steamer John Smith, Hazard. Alex.
andria, bone to Morgan Rhinehart
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BY A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
II urIoS.-Qn THURSDAY, the nth instant,
shaii sell IN 'front.' of the premises at Il o'clock D. M
Lots Nos s, and Z, in square 30 il being more
than two thlTis Of said square. THIS property II
handsomely situated on the Island, ironfi',s on "a
street west, Delaware avenue and II and streets
south.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance ia G: Y and n
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
= decd given and a deed of trust taken. Title in
dlsputabie. tau I-dtsl A. GREEN, Anct
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Tennessee Electiou.

NAsHyILLK- Aug. Sin thirty couutiex-more
than half the state gains 81 steeu
numbered, indicating Democratic majority Of
elght thousand The Opposition elect Congress
men from the first and nj nth oistricts Tn. Ieyis
lature, on joint ballot, will have Democratic
majority Of probably eight
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NEW YORK, Aug 9.-Flour has declined ioal5c.
state 81 iOai 65; Ohio 81 soa5 IS; southern Ssa
$ 50. Wheat closed dull, and 2a3e lower; South
ern RCD q asi IN; do white 81 IS; old Western
white Sl-i5. Corn closed quiet-lnired 76a79c
FORK closed heayy-mee Sls O6axI4 70 Lard
closed quiet. Whisky closed at DC
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BaiflmaHe NlnYkssa.

BNLrTNoRE. Aug. e.-Flolr closed active; sales
OF 500 bbis City Mills super IS -; extra 80 Is
heat closed firm; sales Of 10 uIubusbels; white
II !odsl 10. Corn closed dull, with declining
tendency; white and yellow ssas0c rroyisions
closed steady and unchanged. whisky closed
dull at &c
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BY J. {. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers.
TWO BUILDING LOTS AT ATCTJON-Op
L WEDNESDAY AFTER NOON August Iatb
a. O'Clock, on the premis es we shall sell ,ot No
q IN Harkness' subdivision of Square No. SS.
I1onting ~ ieet on 18th street west, between d and
X streets, running hack 100 feet Z OH"
Also, at - clock on the premises, Lot No. 2 IN
square 9SI, froI ting l feet Inches on North Car
DINA avenue, and It8 feet on lGth street east
Terms; One-fourth cash; the residue in s. I2 and
on the premises. vi ''uS'
au cd J. G.. Mcguire r. CO Auo,s
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PETITION FOR PARDoN.-A petition for the par
don Of James Keenan,, lately convicted Of perjury
ia the criminal court Of the United States for the
District of Columbia, has been filed in the Office
Of the Attorney General Of the United States. The
application is signed by the jurors who convicted
Keenan, and large number of other citizens
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Destructive Fire.

MEMPHIS. Aug s-Messrs Moore HaJste,d A
Co.'S planning mill and lumber yard. and ave sd-
Joining dwellings, Were burned Yesterday, having
been set on hre. Los alps co.
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WATCH RErURNs.-Charley Delaney, colored
fugitive slave; held for his master. Jas. McBen-
nett, vagrant; workhouse 80 days. Rose Carpen-
der, colored, profanity and disorderly; fine and
costs, S3.l5. John Raday, drunk and disorderly;
do; SAILS. James Mahar, do; do. 81 Is. One
lodoer
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by WALL BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
TWO OMFOR TABLE DWELLING
HOUSES, on SOUTH r., BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEFkNIH sIREErs WEST. on THE ISLAND At Ave
IiSN.,,Oh TUESDAY AFTER NOON, 18Th inst
and Ia square 465, improved by two coInfo,ta NE
nweI!lnE Houses, fronting south between
Sixth and Seventh streets west - 00"
Terms: One third cash balance in six and tvelve
purchaser. r'9 - '"o
JOHN l.. SMITH, ATTY
auJ WALL & BARNARD Anrt,ra
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THK MARKEr-HoUsE WAR.-Buckner Bayliss
and Nh. VIM. orme We're last night again rejected
by the Board of Aldermen as Market Commits
sioners. The Board declines to cave
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SEE ADvERTIsENENr in another column of the
formation OF Foundry company for the Brookville
camp meeting, commencing on the 10Th inst
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AUCTION SALES

By A GREEN, Auctioneer
FRAME HOUSE AND LOTION SEVENTH
= SIRfEE AT ArGrIoN:-On MONDAY, the 18Th
O'Clock P m. handsome Buiiiing Lot, fronting 2H
ieet on I'm rect ne xt tn the of ST. portb
improvements, which are Frame Honse and
Stable. u"S o'''
Terms; One.third cash; balance in 6, 70, and ~
months, for notes bearing interest from Tia JaT 81
sale. A decd given and a deed of trust taken.
au9-d A. GREEN Auct
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THE WOUNDED Of the Saturday nights rows,
are getting along well considering the nature of
the wounds which they received. The physicians
youths are likely soon to be at large agaln.
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WE UNDERSTAND that the Hon Il. Polk of Mis-.
souri,, has purchased fine residence on Sixth
street, near T..
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AT CENTRE MARKET, this morning, the supply
was good, and prices on the fall. There was a
large attendance, and brisk business done.
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Tue FAIR, open every night in the lecture room
of the Methodist Protestant Church, Navy Yard
richly deserves the liberal patronage of our citi.
zens
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1UCff0H Nfn
THIS AFTER MfIoWI-T5 MoRRoW

cA1S-A rfEhNOOWf TO-MORROW.
BIZ J. 6. McG UiRE& CO., A,ouoo,... : :
Sr0.SskS AT AUCTION-On rtfEsDAy Az
knct,na eSOON, August sth. at az o'cioei, st the
g Sorpot..soa q W Va s otsoa Stool. =.
g, Cetpotstion Of Alexsndsia Ressss.r,d s,o,.
in NJ VILLA couPoa Bonds, interest psysbls
s,sco Bank Ct tho Old Dopinioa Stock. o. +.
~ sd Aa - ffa &. Me sSPfi CO .,.,.
- By J. @: Mcguire co. Asstaoneer.. :
" ERf VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
CORNER OF THRrxKsTH srnTsr WIS., M
MoGNi August sth, a. 81 clock. on the premises.
ssrss, SIsys .tssid e The
rnnti,pp s - sat Mos 2 and q squsr. 80
ss feet on Thirteenth, with the badinTa eeps,st
Ing OF atvo-etory double Brict House recentiv
ibis property 10 b~sutifnIy iccatsd M on. If IN.
m"st deslrsse sections city for private res
o Tisis M the .fe should command attention
Terms. One-fourth cash; the residue in ,ix.
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months with in,
Me- e IKE! q g. Is H.e:
By j. c. MCGUIRE 4 co, Auct,oneer,- :
TRUSr EE,S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY on Sixth srREET wrs1.
hTcTasLSn Ar TuHsp TsSFrs scEfE 65 PusLIc
cyst sth At So O'Clock, on the premises. nv yrtue
Of 2 deed from George McNaushton and Wife. da.
u AuSust 5th. la5S, and duly recorded in LIber j.
sell at public auction Lot numbered Twelve usr IN
Square numbered four hundred and eli six 90
between and n street north, running bach eirbtT
nVe laol ieet To au alley, with the improvements
e %,es aas %a wo,st brick Dwelling House,
Terms: One fourth cash !; the residue in six.
twelve and eighteen months with interest, secured
gs At the oast ~ TIN en- the premises All conve,
,,,,so.,. CLASS WAIiACH, Trustee.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug e.-Stoc ks are duh and heavy
Chicago and Rock Island oI8; Cumb Coal Co
leai Illinois Central shares 81; do bonds IS; New
York Central 72Ai Va. SIS 90; No 6's s2X
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By. G. Mcguire & co. Auctioneers

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
House NEAR "FRAAKLIN Row" AT AUCTtnS
On WEDN kSDAY AFTERNOON. August IOth,
at ga O'Clock on the premises, Ne shall sell very
desirable and well built thr and attic Brick
Dwelling House and lot, situat d on north h st Get.
tno ~ slde) between nth and 9th streets west
with gas Throughout pump of Keel ent water in
the YARD, and Is IN every respect very desirable
amined 10y appicatinn on the premises.
Terms: One-f0uIth cash the residue in g. u, IL
and - months, VITA interest, secured by deed of
trust on the emses.
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I'VE CONTEMPLATE REMOVING To OUt
w NEW STORE,

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND NINTH SraHEr.
At An Early Day.
We propose in the future, IN the past to oSsr
of all ~
FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS.
IN all departments, In this market Our increased
room and facilities will enabl, us 10 do so, and 10
mark the whole stock at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES, IN PLAIN FIGURES
In addition, we have d tsrmIned TO abolish all
Books. Book keepers, Bad Debts, and Accounts of
every description, and to sell exc uSive for the
money, 10 be pada a. the time of purchase.
These m es will be of universal application ire
spectIve OF persons or conditions.
A sngl glance will abundanty satisfy any one of
suggestive or rejecting mind that large saving
II be effected IN thus reducing the whole theory of
buy ing and selling to- the cash standard value the
whole ol which saving, effected by the topping OF
heavy and palpable reduction in our whole scale
Ofprices.
we cnrdla,y invoke such a continuance Of the
public's confidence and business as we shall hon
estly and resout. ly aim 10 deserve
au 2-eO5t PERRY Il BROTHER
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suad J. c. Mcguire q co, Auc.s
Nl ferj facias issned from the cIe,Is ~

MARSHAL'S SALE.-Inv virtue of two wrIts OF
w hen faclas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county Of Washington ard Il me directed, 4 will
pose TO public SALE for cash, front of he Court
House door of said county, on TUESDAY, the 18th
Gay of August next, Iass, st u O'Clock m, the fol-
Lowing described property, 20 wit: All defepd.
part ofoIig ina Lot No in Square SIS, fronting IS
feet on n street north, and bounded as follows:
Commencing at point IS feet inch from the south
east corner OF said square, and running thence
north on line with 18th street 90 feet, thence west
on line with said street 25 feet THENCE sonth
line with said 18th street % feet 20 said street.
and thence east said street IS feet TO the place
of beginning containing 245O square feet, more or
less, In the city of Washington. d. G., together with
all and singular the Improvement thereon, seized
and levied upon as the property of Sam M Knig ut.
and will be sold 10 satisfy JudIcials Nos los and
S4s, TO October term, 1883, in favor of VIM r. Dove
use Of Thomas Brown, use of Geo. Poe, Jr., use OF
ma C. Staley. by their next friaRd Asbury TIoyd
use of Geo. Poet Jr use Of H. g. Stewart va SainT
NJ. Knight, w. w. Cempbel and John II. Tucker
4 w. SELDEN, Marshai
/ Ua-n La Tor the District Of Columbia.
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,-THx DAILY star win be punctually sent
,sdr,ss Of our citizens during their absence
% '- ~ the summer rereats, by the earliest mail
80 me paper sput to pres. Thus they can keep
lo..lves thoroughly posted with all that tran
1T in washington, and at the same time In
80 themselves Of all the current events Of the
Terms. ~ cents per week. 49, ss..-r-s
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NJ. SINGER CO.'S
L. MPR0XED

Washinston Omee-No. 3ss Psnns yIrania Auenre.
~ Under ths National Hotel. = q
For families, tallors, and aH manufacturing pur-
Po.es they are unequalled more durable capable OF
doing greater variety OF work, and Of earning
more money than any other machine in the market
The new Family Machines at $50 and SIS are at
tracing unusual attention.
we invite all tn call at our new Office, and
examine them and their work. The great economy
In using such machine viii at once become ap-
parent Explanations given to all. Circulars il! us-
tranng all Of Singers Sewing Machines, with specI
mems OF their work, furnished to ALL sent TO any
good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist,
at New York prices. -
WIN. H GLOVER. Agent. ma ssciv
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REMEMBER the excursion Of the Ladies' Catholic
Aid Society, "Wednesday, August 10 II
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Yovru,, DIM. sa.T Ss's 1ssssss' ssss',
- YowfAxs Huxfxxxf SwSss-

Yovrn.' D,u, sG,..T Asr's 1s''.s'' ssss',
cHult1oaspr ss pas.s su,3s,,,..., 80, -
He,: S S ..s 1sa af ssiy
ssnnonnce that their annual display OF Spfinr and
SISthins 10 nov ready c inspeoton. Il
fon QUIZ Siothins ofthe neveft and richest designs
In IN %s sss.s tEinmips, and yorfma nship.
fsshionsbs sTtolss Of dress. An osporte1ty III Nov
LOT seiecting from the most attractive stock
S a. sr Made Clothing in tins city, at very rs
au0o" V'iess. 80 ~ ~ 2s-iy
M. -. :, - .MARAvrLLAm -''-N-
For p.,i1cS;ss Dand1sS;
ReitsrisE Siek Headdehe; +. ..rIs .E.'
f'sce.tiss tAe Hai from Falliss 0sf p 81
a.. aud PyodHctas Glossy CsrfS.e -rfsEss.
Sod oy al respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
CHAsiss EisEsr 20, IS Maiden MI Lane s' N. i.
1T will accomplish ali tina. i. claimed for 1t, and
use eseS iesI or mourn the loss Of hair il they
jes-sm J. NJ. BRADsTRKEr. 81 Brosdway, N. Y
From rich and poor, bond and freeIalI color,.
sc ssS Of s S...s ..sIdsd iii; ondsa
ble snimsls made u.efaf, and untold lis a:.usSsd
by this sreat medicine which are surprising to the
Gnmsn Who heard "sss Of shs s.@s
anrsss Spralp:, Rheumatism, swellings, Strained
speStSSbe 9rpgsists aud Livery men ~ every town,
h AM Europe. and the lfiands Of the Ocean.
BARNES & PARK. Propristors New York.
Also, Lyons Celebrated Insect Po,cder.
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EREN WHITE ZINC PAIN
Il PROM THE
FIEILLE MOHT4GNE COMPANY

OFPAhIS
This Paint lis adapted To all purposes to which
the best White Lead is applicable Ii DOES not turn
yellow, rs lead invariably DO and will acquire the
hardness ard smoothncss of Coach pannelllng with
out the aid of varnish, and is easily ashed. Col
ors with zinc basis retain their freshness and
brilliancy of color.
81 pounds viii cover "a much surface, with the
same body, s2'o Ponnds of lesd--showing great
economy as well as u auty.
In order that parties may depend upon getting the
article strictly pure they should buy of none but the
two qualities, known as No. / and ,Ssolo Witt
Dry. Red and GIeen seal. The No. or Red Seal,
Snow White or Green seal bsing only USED for the
most exp snsive work.
Orders sddre ssed to either of the fIjowipg hou,es
eith"r Dry or IN Oil.
HALL & CORNELL.
- 1913 Maiden Lane, Nstr York
HAGNOl.DS, UEkOE PRATT.
iX n SIN LOG II los EnIfnn xirsef. Al YnrL
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FIRE on THE lsLAND.-About II O'Clock a. m.
to-day, a twe-story frame house, with one-story
back building, owned by colored woman named
Kitty Fields, situated at the corner of Virginia
avenue and First street west on the Island. wa.
entirely consumed by fire The work of destruc
ton was over before the arrival Of the engines ON
ing colored woman. who goes ont rs%ni,r,, ft a.
days work in the neighborhood She had
locked up the house this morning as usual and
proceeded to her daily labor some hours before
the hre was discovered. The loss through small,
is great to the loser, as it was her all. No mar
ticular cause is ascrbed to the origin Of the lire
that we hear Of A'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-09
GEORGETOWN ADVKRTIsKHTs

0~UNION hotel, GEoRGETOWN,-A
~ meeting of the shareholders Of tn Union
Hotel COMPANY Will be held st tho Council Cham
her on I'll ESDAY EVENING, the 9Th instant al
O'Clock; Asa proposition to purchase the hotel viii
be aid before them IL is desirable that every SHARE
holder should be present.
sc 4,5t w. II. TENNEY, Treas.
ENOk RENT-A two-story BRICK Dwell
= LING HOUSE on Green street. No. 2 O. mar
the residence OF the Hon. judge Dunlop. Apply TO
Mr.. John MCDANIEL, Carpenter, next door.
an cost"
I REPAIRING JEwELRY
JEW EfsRf h paired Ia a superior manner and
81 shout one half the usual charge nv JAMES A.
WATSON, SO Bridge street, g Georgetown, ID. g. IA
large stock Of Jewery always hand, and for ,als
al q smsll profit. aus-St-
GINGER WINE.
We have Just received and I'VE for sale Turner'S
GINGER WlNE-a reliable remedy for Dyspepsia.
General Debility, Weakness OF the Stomach, Di-
arrhea, DJ sentery, &c.
Army a. SHINN
aus (Statesl cor. Green and Olive sta.
EoR RENT IN GEORGETowN- new
II twO-story FRAME HOUSE with brick base
ment and kitchen. The House contains eleven
rooms, With water and gas throughout Also, q
most convenient IN this place, with every conve-
nlence that could be desired. Rent moderate 20 a
good tenant Apply TO JOHN LANE. No 10 SEQ
ond street. Georgs town. ID. e, in the Northern
aud Central Markets, Washington.