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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

C,TOCK HOLDERS MEETJN0.-T Tho
y Twelfth Annual Meeting Of the ssnekhoidefs in
iii he held A. the Office al the Company 70 the
city Of Lsnchburg, on wEDNEsDAY,ths 18th dsy
of September next.
b. order Of the Preeldent..
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V.RGiSIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

NofINE Persons having NEGROES to sell in
- me country or who wish to sell them private
ne1t de3! TO Puillam Belts, on Franklin street
at the hlgheSt market price. We will 30 10 the
country ana buy. II persons wishing to sell desire
promptly attended to, ~ wiz NO
24-d WI l.
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IL - g zfkze t5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

90 ne Rational Assembly of Modena on the
SDlh py 8 UNANIMOUS vote, deereed the forfeit
IRE 81 Francis FIfti, and any other Prince OF
, yie mouse OF Hapsburg Looraine To the Ducal
were present. On The following day the an
he1ation OF Modena TO Piedmont was unani-
inoasiy decreed By ballot, and Signor Farni
"as confirmed AS Dictator. A loan OF five
million lisres was likewise voted
al Florence, on the 10th the National As
eelaoiy Of Inseany unanimously voted the an
nsAalion OF Tuscany 10 Piedmont amidst ae-
carnations VI viva II Re.n
= defensive leagne had been concluded be-
,~eeh tae States Of Central Italy. Prince
Eefeo,ini, delegate Of the government Of fb,.
The iergae, - "Neoesioi !"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

JAS. Nj. TAYLOR SoN. Aucts au1o
SALE OF LAND ON DEEP.RuN TURN.
- flk Il, AT AUCTlON.-We will sell upon the
premises, on FRIDAY the ed day of Septomber err
rai,, II not, the next fair day thereafter com
Messrs. Young, Randolph & CARY. tract IF ian ~
fIntdanhs ss.s ceres lying ON the RICHMOND and
citv haIlroad, about four miles from the
William Saunders; A. Blackburn. and othersManj
heinE portion of the real estate lately owned by
The above is highly improves; twenty five acres
woods. III" VIC iohiaihoer In
TERMS: third cash, the balance in two eou,,
lnstaIments. payable on the z8th June, isSa md
18th June, 1861. with interest added ' anu
seq JAS. Nj. TAYLOR & SON Anct,.
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I and
Mil
q miles
neigh
, place,
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4 GOLD HUNTING WATCHES,-
Just rece ,o Ber stes sq very fne Lot Of
6hasG which will be sold at very low prices, and
guaranteed To keep good time
Also, very fine gold HUNTING WATCHES for
gentlemen, which guaranteed very superior time
keepers. G.. GENNET, EAGLE Sauaro.
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I :. Nh ID, ~. 4. i 11h 10
stock of VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
INGRAM. THREE-PLY, HEMP and VENI-
TAN CARPETINGS; also, RUS, Door Mats,
Booking and Crumb- Cloth to which they respect
fnlly invite the attention of all in want OF the
above goods. CHRISTIAN & LATHROp
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DELAINES.
TURKEY RED, &C.,
With TRIMMINGS of every description and quail
Ity.
FLOOR OII-CLOTHS, of various qualities and
patterns, from to "A feet wide,
WINDOW SHADES, Of every style and grade,
WITH q all proper fixtures s.II! et good quality;
and competent upholsterer, we are prepared, when
desired, to make up Curtains in the latest styles.
Carpets in the best manner, to hang Window
Shades, cut and put down Floor Oil-Cloth, &c.
RICHARDSON s. Co,
an 25-d2mw5tH IS Main street.
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= GRAIN, THREE-P TAPESTRY. BRUS
Sells: YELHEF; BOOKINGS, FELT-CLOTHs,
BREEDEN g. FOX,
BROAD STREET,
the LARG EST and MOST ATTRACTIVE assert
ment Of CARPETINGS ever yet exhibited by
them. We have made arrangements To keep our
Carpet Department constantly supplied with the
newest and most desirable sly les. Our constant
ness, and by adding the inducement of a large and
well assorted stock to the very LOWEST scale OF
prices, We hope to increase our sales IN this De-
partment very largely.
BREEDEN & FOX, 2l7 Broad ST.
p. S.-We have engaged theservices of UPHOL-
STERERS who will be prepared to cut and lay
down Carpets for at shortest notice. au 70 lmif
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an cEpV q, . : III y = - 1SnN HAM AND
9TH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi
De sold AZ auction, on RIDAY the 9th day of Sep
selaper. 1857 on the premises, at s O'Clock, r. M,
most valuable LOT, located as above. fronting "a
feet on BASIN Bank running back 40 feet to csry
street., and near the stone lumber house az
adapted Tor = coal yard or store-h house.
dhRsas.ccOne fourth cash; balance at4. s and IL
cured by q trust dee or title retained. so
SEQ GODDIN x AppFRSON At.
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HIGH CON>TABLE'S SALE.-Wil he sold,
L on FRIDAY; the 9th day of September, 1889,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the lot the south side of
the canal hank, near the Armory Bridge, a lot of
ROOFING SLATE, to satisfy distress warrant in
my hands, in favor of Joseph Allen vs.. Oliver
Crossmore. Terms cash.
"a IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

PARIS, Wednesday-Th Hoattfar of this
morning contains the following: The Empe-
for haEing ordered that the army be placed
I I, war to Il peace footing, the Minister of
" az mas gwen orders, that from Septein Der
%ttt@ nIen should return 10 their homes whose
Nfm Q! serHlca expires IN 1897
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The CaIifnrnia OyerIand Mau

ST. LoUIs, Aug. 3O-The overland California
ma of tie 18th inStantarrived here late last nil ht
In San Francisco the demand for goods was
steady, and Irices Were unchanged.
Hon. Horace Greeley had gone to visit Colonel
Fremont.
A duel WIS expected to take place between Sem
1t Irs Gwin aud BrOderick Immediately sfter the
election
The Fort Smith, Ark Times says that the Ca
manches have made two attacks on the Wach Ia
Caddo and Delaware Indians, " hile en- roRfe for
the'r new hOnes under chMge Of Indian sgent
Balm. .r'-..
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Political.

.ALBANr, Aug. 29-The dIfnculty recently az
a.. In Toe Republican General Committee Of
y, about has been settled by the Withdrawal
y, u"tn Presldents-Wm G. Weed and Cbas p
a Sna ne committee then got together, and p
branch ~ the eommittee. was elected nrs.sdsnt ea
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- a The Therndtt, u,u c..

busroN, Aug 29-In ~. r,--,. =.
MI, mummy, Judge Ames decided I'm ~. ,nls
S,pybtsr tc9nrsssed by Lieut. Marion ans xSs.
residen, Of s nSEIaias That Mr. T6orndii. wa.
was made and therefore admits !, 70 r uae VIII
ne contestants carry the case 70 the uni,IS s
supreme Court on the question OF the eoaS,,,ss
VI inofhoikes mind when the viii was mad.
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New York ylarket,

NEW YORK, Aug 3O-Flour is lower. s..,.
SloaSl+J; Ohio 81 95aS5 So Souther- as Ss.
s5S Wheat Is quiet; red - e0asi az. whit
~ SoaSi ~. Corn is heavy; miJad soc; yellow
"."ss sll IS; prime $40 IS WHISKY closed arm
at Is arc. Ni"'
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BalttAsYe Msrk~.s

N bAiIiNoRE, Angus 3.-FIour closed dull
howard i street and City Mills es Is. Wheat
enseu ooob ant and sctve; sales OF coo bus beIs:
red .l0al Is white 81 .2OaI AZ Corn unchanoed.
white s3sS5c. Provisions closed steady: hscon
SIDES 9As9Si mess pork s1i.s5asI5; prime sI3
i;a . quiet at u Sl1hc. Whisky closed steady
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PHILADELPHIA, August 29--A ruuor prevailed
here this evening 10 the effect that the L y frgatc
Congress, which sailed from here on thu I4th
instant, had gone down with ell on board. II
appears to have originated al the navy yard, and
il seems impossi BILE TO trace il to any definite re-
liable source The ruInOr has caused much an
xiety among the friends Of the crew.
PM ADELPHIA, Aug 3O.-Ttis still impossible
to trace the rumor of the sinking of the Congress
and IT is now looked upon here a oanGrd
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BOARDING.

BOAR DING.-Mrs. LIN DSr.Y has two or three
- handsomely furnished ROOMS. and she can
accommodate a few more persons with BOARD
Her residence rs on g street, betw cen 18th and 9Th
streets. No. 434. Am 81 as
ONE OR TWO LADIES DESTROYS of a COM
- iortsf,le home can obtain BOAR In a private
FAMILY where there IL no shIidrcn References OK
changed Address A. b., Georgetown I'D. CT Post
CHce an ~ IawSwf
ROARD,-Two comfortable ROOMS Eco nmu-
- nicat1nyD with BOAR %, in a private fl i,y
II. Am 2. etf
ROARDING.-Mrs, BOWIE. 47O 18th street,
~ between and g, east side, has pleasant and
reason able ROOMS for rent au 24-Im
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financial.

, NEW noRk, Aug 30.-Stccks better and active
chicago aud Rock Island O. <; mi. Central 49,.
20 New Work Central 20 4; Reading X; Toledo
.; Galena 90 Panama Railroad IVA; Michiyan
SoI.hefn 26si Pacific Nail Co. So; No Sass Va
> -; fenncssee's sex.
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Lass az a Missouri Steam.r

ST. LOUIS Aug. 29.-The steamer Duncan =
Garter is reported 10 have sunk in the Missouri
river, and is a total loss, The cargo was dam
aged, but no lives were lost The cost of the boat
was Sii 600, with an insurance Of s2i COO -
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W AGTEsIAN WELL.--Hon. Amos Kendall l.
tsTia, AT artesian well sunk at '.kcndal g -eeh, "
- rr,.dencc, in the suburbs II this city. The
work IS carried by the aid of six horse power
''Zine and drilling machine, which is run night
nd day The present depth is three hundred
IT he nature of the formation has been such
tzt The entire depth Thus far hes had to be tubed
" ..-a h-s been done with r four-inch pi pc. This
'a, he first well OF the Kind in that vicinity. it
= ."ic>s'ale 10 tn what depth il will be neceS-
S.'f 10 bore % insure success The water now
So, in tue tube two hundred and forty-four feet
lroai -he bottom
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DIED,

DIED,
On the 18th OF August, GEORGE RECKERT
IA the 5oth year of his age, r native OF Germany
bu5 LOT the last y ears resident of this country
His funeral viii take place To-day at O'c' ock
IRON ms ate residence on street north, bet ween
ISth ana I4th streets east The friends and
are requested to attend.
On TUESDAY morning, the 90th instsnt, at { o'cl'k
after an Illness of eleve. day s, MONAChA BUT,
LEX, aged % years
Her relatives and lends are invited to attend her
luneral on "Wednesday, AUGUST 3lst at O'clock
from the residence of her son-in law corner az 81
and q streets north, Capitol Hill.
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THE sutFxRKRs.-The excursion given by the
Navy Yard mechanics and others, for the benefit
OF the sufferers by the late explns on Of gun in
the Navy Yard: melted over and above expenses,
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warren REruRSs.-Mary Lynch drunk and
aisorderiy; workhouse 90 days. Ann Grayson
eeiored; do do. GO days. Chauncey Greer do,
i nne and costs, s215. One lodger was accomino,
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II, J. MCGUIRE a CO., AuctIoueers
T'Hb ENTIRE MATERIALS AND MA
CliNEkI OF THE OFFICE OF THE "SoUrHERN
&ITlZEy,n W ARLINGTON, ID. c., AT AUcTIoN,-On
VEIN ESDAl. August Slst. At u O'Clock m, at
the once OF the thern Citizen corner of Lou
islana avenue and 10th street west we shall sell the
tntlre Materials and Machinery, consisting Of
one new improved Large CYLINDER Printing Press,
IN perfect order and condition. The bed is 81 by
- 81 was purchased In New York for S2SN,
one PeIlor Jour horse power Steam Engine and
BoitLeI, only months old, and in perfect order,
Types ard other Materials now in tho offoe of
winch large quantity has never been used.
unused, ~
Together with a quantity of new Nonpareil Type
Also, me stands, Cases, Ornamental Types, and
other requisites for q hrst-rats newspaper Of
fee. W
Propostlors 20 pure base any portion Of the above
ton. -
Terms: Sion ano under, cssh over that sum- a
notes, bearing interest
aul6-eOSds ]. e. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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E>OR RENT OR LEASE FOR TERM OF
u fEARS-That beautiful piece of property now
known as CALLAN'S formerly HolnIead'sl
hundred yards north of boundary street. As pic
mic ground and place Of public resort it surpasses
eny place n the ighbor hood ofthe city. For PAR
Ian, Georgetown, ID. C.. iy ao-eotf
NOR RENT-A STORE ROOM ON Massacbus-
l. etts avenue, between ID and Sd street, Inoulre
of JNO. X. ELVANS q CO, 3O9 Pa. avenue
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lHE 1"CRNANENTAND BILL at Drovers' Rest, on
.'itF He't is likely TO attract large number Of
! Sos both from the city and the surrounding
'"'""y IL VIII De a decidedly Interesting aff ii
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NtE AbyERTISEHENT, elsewhere Of reopenino
q Marrs Bowling saloon on E st. Everything
Tue establishment has been put in apple-pie
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1 Sy BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
II FTsSlOR LIE OF HUUSEHOI,D
o,c'oo HesDaI AFTERNOON, list September. At 3
Col W. We VIII sell at the residence Of the lat
stra... ~; Dougherty, near the corner 81 AID Ui1b
tnre "a hometown. d. e., his Household Fmrni
pisro; Stool, and Cover Marble to, s;5o,,
1af w ash Tables, Louns q, Bureaus Redsts
tinSc lack cane seat Chairs, Carpets and Mat
"I snd Rsd. and Toilet Sets Mirrors, Mattresses
Window Blinds and Sb,a.. o.,
Ware. ~ A"aues' CrocSeIy and Glass
C'o5 i had 'tor and Airts hit Stoves, Kitchen Uten
TeTmss c Mhheelbarrows, Chicken Coop. &C., 30.
s0 NJ BARNARD & hickey Ann.,r.
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AUCTIoH MLR.

STOCK, FARMING UfTEAAssfei!.SSaefsTiiys POI
next, Sat i,s &C AT ACTION ,On WEDNESDAY,
By anthoritH "a H. at y o'c9ck shsl cell,
pYe IF e. ne farm called Happy Home, within one
consistine os r. o., the Stock, Utensils, &c,
head Of Horses, Colts. .s.-ssss .. r
Z MI"h Cows, Steers -s f-saa' a.
z Gons. ? Carts and Harness.
HaY Pa h9 Harness, buggy, DO,
Harrowss w hsat Fan, PlOughs, .4.. KISS.
Piatfo,m Hser, Cradles scy thes. Forks, &c. &c.
ChieSe"ss's Hfn nss' GGarpsnters' Tools, -,
M:O, Stsct. e. " heelbarrows, Lumber, &C.,
.so. 30 bushels Mercer Po,atoe. ... .. .
aT. asy OF Furniture, &c DO. ca -r....
SaRAH O'DONOGHUE,)
PPfsM TEESS 33,,RR99NNooGHTE' Executors.
.., 7, BOWLING, Auct. -
THE ARovE SALE IS PosrpoNrn
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mAhAViLLA! MARAvILLA!
MARAvILLAm Fr
The most wonderful preparation known -r
For DESTROYING DnnGrxf: .r--.
MARAvILLAi

/ TOY DeSfToyLng DnnGrMf;
Curing Badness;
RsliertHg Sick Jeqf1rbs.
Prererting the Hair from, Falling ONT:
- and ProdnrinE Glossy CErls
Dealers. and by the Proprietors Price ~ cents
CHARLES ERNEST & Co, % Maiden Lane NY.
cit will accomplish all that is claimed for II and
no one med fear or mourn the loss of hair if they
will use your Maravilla" " o'
- S3m j. NJ. BRADsTREEr OF BROADWAY NJ v
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loop LOCATION for = dry good or fancr store
10 rerrys, on 9Th street, for roLt Inauire at
hDAMsoN 8, opposite to the Post Office, an 80 81
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au ad8ds c. w. BoTELER. Auct.
IARSHAL,S SAIE,-In virtue ~. 49,, re

MARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of A writ of q. /,
Na acles Issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
t. of Washington and TO me directed, viii expose
T. pubic sale for cash, In front Of the Court House
OF September, 1889. At Y O'Clock m.,the following de-
scTihed property, to witt A defendants right lille
3 and g. of Square No. $50; also, Lot No Ia in
square NO t9 in the city of Washington. d. c.,
together with all and singular the impToyemsnts
thereon, seized and evied upon as the PROPERTY OF
Wm; b.. Robert and Jos NJ. Downing, and viii, bs
,a5l. in favor Of n. c. Stephens, snrv of Johi NII
kIn, VS.. VIM b, Robt., Joseph NJ, and Joseph
Downing, and Henry II. Greer.
- w. SELDEN.
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POLICE MATrERs-Bsfors Justice Williams -
Miss 6iadman was accused Of raising sad dis
turb1nce, and Of cursing and swearing publicly
In the locality known as BrrretIns Row She
fined II OF, and in default OF PAYMENT of the
S1nlo was treated 10 tic ft of retirement 10 the
banks Of the AnacOstia during 4 space Of sixty
dNs
r Richardson. colorcd. got Into an alteration
with a colored ddmsel in the street, which result
Ell in his slappng her in the face and crac Iii ny
her over the head. The damssl not relshing
such treatment, had the pugnacIous assaulter up,
and he was duly fined and reprtmanded.
George Davis got drunk, and while in that con-
tenGation that he a dog aud only fired ia self.
Defence but the crc MI. demonstrated oths<
wise. and George was fined - 81.
Moses Butcher, pork seller in the Northern
Market, and John Merlin. do. quarrel,d on TIE
commons and sto led each other Moses ps i'd a
nne Of 81 ". and John, the more guilty Of the
twain. contributed 81 81 and the late beliyerents
departed.
George II. Plant was charged with taking nm
too much OF the Corporation highway with build
ing material. He was fined 81 81. -
GREAT FISHING. A correspondent writes us
that on the 25th instant, at single haul Of the
seine at Piney Point, sos yellow fnned trout
Were secured-by far the largest lot ever before
caught at a haul on the Potomac.
SEX ADVERTISEMENT Of II. Mela x Son, $40
Seventh ST. Their stock In the boot and shoe line
is good and cheap, which we suppose accounts for
the large business they do, and the general salts
faction they give their customers.
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IRREE w SfddK& BAsBNANRD. AqStiS,ssgs;

~ Whh dLLx& BARNARD. Agetionsers;
NAY, &c, AT AUCTIoN.-Ou WEDNESDAY
Slst Instant. at 10 O'Clock at the farm
81 VI. S"ckerlll on the ruad passing the Sodiers'
home, about "a miles from the Centre Market
we viii sell his entire Personal Effects, compris-
! PAIR large size aad very superior mules,
I very nae tSInly and hiding Horse,
Draught Horses and Market Wagons
excellent Cow and lot of Hogs
arts, flHuShs HaTOws. CultIvators,
IS or 4't1ns good Hay.
With Other Personal Effects.
Terms cash. WALL a. BARNARD,
an - (States Anct,onao,.
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BY A. GREEN, Auct,onee,

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
AbUABIE PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
y STREET ROAD AT AUcTION.-Un THU" SDAV,
the lSt OF september, a. clock p. M, shall sell
on The premises, small Fam. situated near Mr..
Lindsey ace, on It'll str eet, about two hundred
Yards IN the lane from the road at that point. This
pace is su table Tor dairy or an early garden.
Terms One, Ia fcash; ba'arce in s and II months.
Deed given and deed of trust taken.
au % Is A. GREEN. Auct
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THE Excursion given yesterday to the White
House Pavilion by the Catholic Beneficial Total
Abstinence Association, attached TO the congrega-
ton of St Patrick's Church, was pariici pated in
by large number of persons and was conducted
In the most orderly manner throughout. The en-
joyment was un vers1l. From the time the steamer
first touched the wharf up to the last moment the
pavilion was crowded by the lovers of the
quadrille, where they kept the ball going in tine
style To the glorious music furnished ny Schroe-
ders band Those who did not worship at the
Terpsichorian altar divided the time most epjoy-
ably between boating on the smooth Potomac,
bathing in its waters, rolling ten pins pitching
quoits, and throwin. the tfty-six pound wei hts,
etc, at all OF which games participated with
more zeal or relish than did Father O Toole the
President OF the Association, whose achievements
az the ''hfty-sixes was, we believe, emulated ia
vain by all. The day passed away In this pleasant
manner too rapidly, so said large ma jority of
the participants In its pleasures; the trip home
was rendered delightful by vocal music. to which
the shores on either side were made to echo as the
Collyer steamed her way to the CITY At IOIs
O'Clock p IN. the last Of the SIS left the
steamers decks at the Seventh street wharf, and
the party separated To their several homes greatly
pleased with the eDjoyments Of the day
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Nv q w RoTCIEp

BY Z. w. BOTELER Auctionepr
GALE OF TWO BRICK HOUsES ON r,
- STREET AT hUorIoN.-On SaTJTRn,
III lhffkN In , September Sd: at O'clock. shall
siua-e No 400 fronting thirty feet on e st1cef ~
Tween ~ ana 6fh streets, running back 50 feet 10
setmeI We improvements theron insisting of two
ing houses, each fronting fifteen feet, contsi rng
Tnr r"on LIE ne onses VIII be SOLD separately.
nly secured. Ni' i"0''
au 29-i6ds C. w ROTElpp A..
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ROOK. STATIONERY. AND FANCY STORE
- FOR SALE.-An old ssiablis shed Store in
GeorgGtowD, ID. c., doing frat rate BUSINESS is
NV offered for sale. Terms made req sonable. APP
pications for the same can b., addressed 10 - n ~
Georget1wn ID. c. Post Ofhcs. an I7-eo2w
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=. SAVE Your GARDENS,
MIR. h.. Lyon, q French Chemist di ,eoyared an
AsatIo plant, the powdered leaves of which is a
deadly poison to garden wins ants, roaches bod
nuts, t'cSs heas and all species Of insects who il
IS p,Deetfy HARMLESS TO mankind md domestic avn
mas child can eat IT. He has received medals
from RUssa France. England, Germany and nu-
nerollS medical colleges and societies Ii is mo.t
important discovery. The idea FLEEING rid Of these
hear the bed bugs lament ~ "
Lyons Powder, sure as fate,
b VIII orr race ext.rminate
arrangements are made through Messrs Barnes
a. PARK, of New York to sell it thrOug hnut the
name Of T.. LYON. ~ '>"' INV
Magnetic Powder kills al insects in a trice,
Magnetlo Pills are mix q for rats and mice
Sampie Flasks, Is cts regular sizes 81 cts and Al
BARNES PARK, New York,
Also, ms MsIicaH MHstans Linimeni.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-30
AUCTION sALn
THIS AFTERN0OW& no MOP

By THOMAS DOWLING: Georretorn-
RhIlsSkS; ~ MBER, &e., AT AUCTION On
stant st o'c ock shall sell, without reserve on
the P,nmis IS, on the west side Of Jefferson street
consisting 81 Bricks. Lumber, Doors. Window
days, " 10 '0O'eu "isnih ten
Terms cash.
an y I'd THOs BOWLING, Auct'r.
rBy J; Z; McGlIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
SIOShS AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY AZ
= TERNoON, AuSust 3lth, at S O'Clock, at the
Aucton Rooms, We shall sell, in sums TO SUIT
eS'"S CorporstIon Of Washington usrterly six per
S.non Corporation of Aiexandria Registered Stock
Oh ISyebroTt, Iowa, ten per cent. Coupon
ZOO Z "rPCratIOu Of AleKandFia Coupon Bonds.
Terms cash, in current funds.
suS j. G. MCGUIRE h CO., Aucts.