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Later from Europe

NV YORK. Aag. 3I.-The steamship AZ lea.
" a Oh left Liverpool on the 18TH instant arrived
here this forenoon. The steamship vieo. from
New FORK on the Alb, arrived at Queensown on
the Eta.
European adyices since the der arturo of the
Nova Scptian on the 18th had been Of an unim-
portant character. No new features had been de-
veloped In Italian affairs Naples remained QUIT
COMMERCIAL.
Lsr1POOt, Saturday evening, 18th (vis Queens
town )-Cotton to day ruled steady but dull The
estimated sales Were about { 600 bales The mar
ket exhibited no new features
Breadsiufs-Tbe rel orted advance on all kinds
Was folly contrmed Richardson Spence a. Co
report the wel her co, tin ed u avor bl, Flour
6dals hleh .; closing at 2s 3ls Nh.a baoy n;
closing Paid higher; red 1ls2daIls6d with sales
Of new red q l2s6d; white IIs6 iaI3s-the latter
Tor new Corn cl, SD firm a0d 6daIs higher;
nike and yeliow 33a3ls white 36a36s6d.
Provisions-Pork quiet. Bacon esdy Lard
steady.
General Produce-Sugar steady Coffee quiet
Rice firm Rosin firm and slightly higher In
consequence of scarcity, selling at Is I'd "a Sd .
closing at the latter. Spirits turpentine In good
d .LnaEd at reduction Of Sd, closing at 30s Cd
Barring d Brothers report tue London breads
stufs market STEADY. American securities nrm
Consnls % Ta93. Bullion In the Dank Of England
had slightly decreased. Money somewhat more
stringent.
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Radical Abolition National ana STATE Gan
ventiou

SYRACUSE, n. y, Aug 3O-The Radical Aha
lItion National and State Convention assemb ed Al
convention Hall at II O'Clock yesterday morning
About one hundred persons, Including several
women, were present.
w. w. Chapman, chairman Of the State CON-
mlttee, called the convention 70 order
+ b. Mccormick, Of Ohio, was chosen presi-
dent f
There was no list of delegates but all persona
who chose to attend were considered meubers
letter was-ead from Gerrit Smith, containing
draft for $50, TO aid in printing tickets, &c He
discouraged the expenditure of much time and
money; alluded to his sad experience in 1855, and
thonght there was little ground for encourage
ment in the future
Deieg az were present from Pennsylva New
Jersey, Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky Mas
sachusetts, and New York
ne following nominations Were made For
Presldent-Gerrit Smith. Of New York for vice
Pfts.dsnt-Samuel Mcfarland, Of Pennsylv,nin.
for Governor-Wm Gocdell Of New York: 70,
Lieutenant Governor-Sidney A Beers Of Brook
Ign for Canal COmmiSsioner-Zenas Brockeft
OF Hfrkimfri for State Prison Inspector-EIlis
Sllsote, of Montgomery; for Electors at Large
Frederick Douglass and Charles A Hammond
There was quite spirited contest between the
friends Of Smith aud GOodeu In regard 10 the
nomination fer thc Presidency
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THE LATEST NEWS
TIE L e @ RAPHIO.
The Prince Of Wales,

MoSTRxAt, Aug 2s-The musical f.st,v,i Ia
night in honor Of the Prince was a very suce~s.@i
affair. u lasted Eve hours, and upwsrds of 3 o1o
persons were present On the platform were 10
performers, who commenced the evening" entsr
tainment by playing various selected pieces This
was followed by canssta composed for the occs-
slon by the Philharmonic Society. The whole
terminated by grand operstic morceaux by STA
ess magnificent troupe. The Prince and suite
ot ho az 70 p m when the house rose and
~ 81 vigorously, the band triking up 8. God
80 we Queen" The Prince applauded The
.h Inc Prince LEFT az half past N O'Clock.
lin Vas 49,, vas ain Justify cheered Lady Frank
banquet was given last evening to the Boston
VIA OF nre ehgises took place yes,-td.v H.
FiNe oeins silver trumpet worth slso AZ
won by the Rockville engine huIif n, p..,..
Anef The match Plattsbura engin. ,hs-,s y.
hlgher stream tisn the winner NN~
Inc review OF the garrison ana volu,,..-. A.,
day passed of tolerably we'll m pss u,ee" 10
plimented the oiiicer on tie appearsnc. "a ~.
clrline OF the troops. and then left for Isi. n.s
above the Lachine Rapids. He crossed 60. -. -
the Island In a boat from the Valorous. $500
by dozen large Hudson Bay canoes masned -
voyageurs Amer his arrival he partook ~ y
Inhch, ara then engaged himself In psddling
about In canoe. He returned 90 the city In ~
evening. Tonight there In . grand torchlisst
procession in his honor
MONTREAL, Arg. 30.--The torchliRht pfocssx,o,
last night was brilliant affair
The Boston fusileeTs left this morning
The Prince and suite started for ST Hvacfntb.
ana sherorooke. and will be back this evening
and tonight there will be a grand elspIav of e.,
works, and the citizens ball at which The Prinre
is expected 10 he present. >e
fhe frince leaves tomorrow for Ottfwa
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Connections R.patIiean state Cenver tien

NEW HAVEN, august ~ The Republican
ST tie Convention met here this noraiBg with a
very full stten lance ON all parts of tue state
Hon. J F. BatcDck. Of the NeW Haven Pei a.
dium, was chosen President. with Vice Presidents
and Secreta les from every county. warm dis
cussion ensued npnn the form OF the call for the
Convention. which was finally ended by a most
exciting scene Of uaanimi aud enthusi~ sm, all
difference being reccnciled at once. After a tenn
Uest of cheers and rejOiclngs the Conveation adj
uraed for dinner.
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The Great International Her.e r.,,

WATERrowN, Aug. % The great International
horse fair opened this morning on the Black River
Park grounds, under very fattering circum-
stances. The exhibition of horses has been very
fine. The opening Of the fair was grand cavsf-
ing some two hundred. which formed a process
sion Of hearlv half mile in length Over two
hundred entries have been made up 10 this even
ing. The celebrated horses " Tom Jefferson, and
"St Lawrence Maid'' have just arrived. Ethan
Allen was ON the grounds to-day, and exhibited
great speed. He will remain until the close Of the
q.
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PennsyIvauia Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20 "A split took plac.
this morning in the nominating convention Of th.
first senatorial district. The convention refused
10 entertain resolutions indorsing Mr. Douglas fo
the Presidency Mx-Mayor Vaux, the Douglas
candidate for the nomination Of State Senator
thereupon withdrew his name, and the Doug lasite,
retired from the convention. Hon. Samuel .
Randall, who Is In favor Of Breckenridge and
Lane, was then nominated. Mr.. vaux win prob
ably run an independent candidate.
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NV York, Aug 81. -Four advanced ioc- In
c nsequence OF Aftica's advices make closing
excited; State IS 40a5 SO; Ohio IS 55s5i Southern
IS. 0oa6 no. Wheat has advanced 2a3c !, closine
with an excited market and large szies, Nyestern
red 81 35ai 81; white - Sal as Corn "a h gher
and scarce, with an upward tendencY; mired &C
IA 25 Lard is dull at i2kai3k. Whisky stssdy
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The first Telegram freq Nebrsska.

BRowSsVILE, Nebraska. Aug. 2q.-The peo-
pie Of Nebrs ska send by this the first Telegram
from Nebraska, greeting TO the States. The Mis-
souri, and Western telegraph line was completed
TO this place to-day and the first office In Nebraska
formally opened. Our citizens are jubilant over
the event. = --
The weather Is sssively hot; the Thermometer
lOi In the shade to-day al noon
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of the Western cities the Town Baln tolls every
day at noon, for the inhabitants to gup down qri-
nine, as preventative OF diseases caused bv mals
contsgecus habit, and every new settler is Piled
wth the poisonous drug. and inst uctcd TO take il
IN iafge qaahgtles, ~ he would escape the +, yer
ana Agse. hvery house has ITS medicine chest
the hour comes around, so regular do they gnlp il
down, as though 4 was the rcr est delicacy of the
season. DIR. HoStetter, q good Samari an kno ".
ing the dradiul ehects OF qunine upon the human
prepared a compound which has, in ali cases in
which it has been tried, proved a speedy cure for
Fever and Ague, and ali other diseases caused by
ind ges;ion.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally every
where. au q cost
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The following letter from Rev. HKNkY WOOD of
nal speaks volumes in favor Of W.;iq,'s Balsam-
MKssRs. SETH w. Fowls Co.EGssfienses:
Two years ago, sudden and violent attack upon
my ~ Lungs confined me TO my bed for several weeks
d,hculty In breathing. that WAS often unable to
sleep or rest upon bed by night. The suffering
was extreme, and Judging from the ineficacy Of the
fsmeaies used supposed the disease incurable.
Of wa Chsr,y: without coLfdencs in its efficacy.
! found the difficulty almost entirely removed be.
fore one bottle was used mp. sympathy with my
fellow sufferers induces ms to make this public
statement, and recommend the article to others
=, With respect. yours truly, HENRY woop.
None genuine unless signed 1. BUrTs on the
PREPARED by 3: w. Fowle 4 Co.. Boston, and for
g. Stott, John Schwarze, Marin & Palmer. Wash
ington; and by dealers everywhere. au 29.lw,T
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Latest from New Granad..

NEw YORK. August 81 --Advices from Santa
Martha. New Granada, ate that attack By the
Liberals on that town was daily expected An
English war steamer was In port 70 give protee-
ton TO the foreigners
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Efun.etaf

since the Board closed are better Chicago . IA
Rock Island 20; Iliinois Central shsre-s6 X, Mich
igan southern Az; New York Central -; Read
Ing 4S4 Hudson niver RR IS; We 90 eoxi No.
6SeiKi Y. 9, Sc Of le74 l.0e.
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Fire at D<trsit.

DErRoIr, Augas 30 -Pittman's wsrehouse and
several adjoining wooden buildings were de-
stroyed by IRE yesterday. Loss sid.ooos partly
insured. tff FL
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Neminaiiop FER C.usre...

OeDxNsBURs, N. v Angus 30 The Demo.
Gratis Of the Seventeenth District have nominated
Henry q. foote, Esa., OF ogdensburg, for Con.
grcss. $780,,
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Marine InteIIisence.

tbs port bound 90 Liverpool wss abandoned An a
sinking coaditioa on the 26th The crew have
arrived here in the ship Zurick.
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MARRIED.

On the 50 h august by the Rev. l.. F Morgan,
all Of this city.
On the 3oth August, by Rev no. G.. Smith GEO
AILER, to Miss SOPHIA A. SEITZ, ali of this
city,
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Cricket Ma,ch-Csaada va United state.

MONTREAL, Aug. % The cricket match -
tween Canada and the United States commenced
to-day, with the following result: Canada, FIRST
innings, ~; United States first innings l65; Can
ada, second innings, 81, with three wickets 10 60
down.
The Duke OF Newcastle notified the committee
that the Prince of Wales desired 10 visit the
grounds, and he will probably do so tomorrow.
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HoLLOWAY's PILLs, -
Dyssassvy Unlike osher specifies in common use
which act as mere temporary sty plies. Holoway's
pills re on the seat Of the disease sud extsrnli
nsts its PRIMARY csnse-by xefAtng the dises-
ne.s and purifyin< the bio PROMPTS speedy
re storatian Of 49, In bilfou sns g.
SICK h adschs - |ach, aud depfes
sion Of spirits, caciou<. snld ~
all Dru. glststG 1&aef box "a ~ Nv
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A. Wk4 TEMPERANCE ExcURsIox to Glymont
Is an fsted to take place on Monday, Septem-
Der i0xSe<ier the auspices Of the Catholic Bene-
fetal faeAl Abstinence Association of the District
Of Columbia. For particulars see advertisement
In another column
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4 THH JACKSON DrMocRAric AssocrArfoN.-Ata
meeting Of the Douglas and Johnson Association
held on Monday evening, the 9th instant the
following preamble and resolutions were unani
mously adopted, and ordert d to be printed:
Whereas at late Meeting Of the original lack.
son Democratic Association, the then President
In response to motion and vote, declared the
Association adjourned TO some day In November
next, proceeding intended t. prevent strife and
confusion among the members of that body; and
whereas no call has been publicly made In the
mode prescribed by the rules and regulations of
that Association for the re-sssembling Of Its MEM
bers; and whereas Ii appears by the public prints
that body Of men, assembled under call Tor a
meeting OF the friends Of Breckenridge and Lane,
jackson Democratic Association 10 10 there
fore
Rssofrsd, Thatwe heartily aequiesce I'm the sus-
pension Of the action of the T" Jackson Democratic
Association for the sake Of harmony in that body,
and with a view to perpetuate the said organiza-
ton, and secure ih emciency when the unhappy
differences which now exist shall have been healed,
and the members Of that ancient body may ag ain
become able to harmonic.
Rssoired, by the Douglas and johnson Associa-
ton, embracing among its members a large ma
jority Of the members Of the original Jackson
Democratic Association, That we regard the ac-
ton of the associated friends of Breckenridge and
Lane, set forth In the foregoing preamble, as an
attempt to deceive the mass of the democratic
party by creating the impression among them that
the long -establshed and ever-fathful association
bearing the name Of JAG ks0n capable Of lend
Ing their countenance and support to the purposes
of faction OF secessioDisfs, who, unjustly AFRO
eating to themselves the title Of the National De-
mocracy, are waging desperate war against both
ciples OF the true national democracy Of the coun
try.
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NoT1cE TO wAsEssTosIANs.-T Of our
fellow-citirens leaving for the watering places
and elsewhere should bear In mind that we do
not mall THH STAR except after payment in adj
vance at the rate Of SIX cents per month.
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BOARDING.

or three gentlemen can be
ID accumm dated with BOSRD and Rooms i'm
private family BY inquiTIng at No. 443 between
9Th and l0th streets. au 30 Sc
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-A fsw boarders
ID can be accommodated with large and pleasant
Ro,ms at a pleasant and convenient locstion at
the subscribers, miles from Washington For
flu ther information apply at the Knksood House
or address tn. subscribe -throus the Washington
City Post Ofice-FaIrfax county, Va.
a1 @ ST. a"sl LEWIS BAILEY.
40 NINTH STREET.-Persons returning to
tDsO the city from their summer resorts will lind
yacapt several desirable rooms having the conve-
nences of gas, water, and bathing Clio cts, at 453
9Th st. doc south of y; suitable either for fsm
lies or single gentlemen. Table boarders accom-
Inodated on mode ate terms. au ID 2w'
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SEALED PRoPQsALs,it viii be seen by adver
hsement In slumn, are iavited Tor com.
pieang the 14E% ~ Of the high-service reser
voir the was6&s,}6n Aaueduct. at the cornel
Of hlgh anA cnd3 1feets, Georgetown.
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at Columbi Sprines
came of last nj ght, and proved complete success
The ball opened at eight O'Clock and continued
up to a late hour. Every one came home prasing
tue Nati0na} luadrile Association 10 the hi hest
terms, IN fts admirable manner In which they
got 49, conducted the entertainment
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NorrcK.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
to be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from The STAR ONCE.
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ouR WOOD DKAIk3s win nd an advertisement
In another coinnnt 4viting sealed proposals for
furnishing one huk4sed Gods Of wood for the
Pension ONCE. - q - : =.
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REAL ESTATE SALES BY J. C Mcclure 4
Co, auctione-rs, dwelling and lot on street
north, between Fourteenth street and Vermont
avenue, to David WEIGH, for 81 800. Frame
house and lot on Sixth street west between g
and ii streets, for 81 ,3S5. The real estate sales
has changed hands for several months
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HALFWAY. PrLL,.

Tux PRIscx-notof " sles, but Of fun-Wvmsr
the wizard, will be 1t Odd Fellows Han on
Monday night. ~
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RIADKR. have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Read 1t; it will interest you.
Gu 2o-eoly
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D. THE ZouAvK CLUB announce grand gift pic
mic to come off at Arlington Springs on Tuesday,
september 4, on which occasion 70 beautiful
presens are to be distributed by lot among the
heket-holders. See Advertisement In another
column.
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CENTRAL GUARDHousE CAsEs.-The docket
was small this morning. James Bowen arrested
for being drunk and disorderly, was dismissed.
Thomas Wilson, (colored,) charged for like
violation Of law, was sent to the workhouse for
stxty days s#-s.
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A GRAND PRomKNl Ink CONCERT AND BALL akes
place at the Park, on Seventh street, on Monday
next, September 3. For particulars see programme
in another column.
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PRICES At THE CENTRE MARKET The business
Of the market has been up to the average during
the past week. The attendance Of country deal
ers was full as could have been expected and
with the licensed dealers, presented creditable
supply. The prices have not materially altered
from those Of tue previous week, published in the
Star of Friday. and there no indications Of
material changes at present. The prices are about
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Tue sfeamer Bslfimote will, after tomorrow,
be withdravn from thu Norfolk route, and plscrd
on tee mall Lac between wsshingsoa and Aquis
Creek. ebtsi as
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DIED.,

On Friday, the 3lst instant, MARGARET
WHEALER, aseda7 years.
The friends and rela ives ofthe family request
ell tn attend her funs, al 10 morrow Saturday J
ptemher let at o'clock, from hes late residences,
on street, between 18th and 18th streets, First
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Mr.. Editor: You will greatly oblige several
residents If II street. between Sixth and Seventh
sts, by calling the attention Of the officers whose
duty IL Is TO see that the streets kept free from
nuisance to the fact that square IL grossly me-
elected: All kinds Of garbage, slopa etc, are
emPted into the street and gutter by certain par
ties, and left there to decay. The gutter was re-
paired last June, but has retained the stapnant
water and filth now for weeks, the odor of Which
is very offensive and sickening to our families.
RSstnENr
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CAPITOL HILL.
:, ! am now dIschsrginga cargo of VIII II ASH
per ton by ordering at once and having it delivered
OAK, FINE and HICKORY WOOD constantly
#. EDW. CLARK,
Branch Yard corner e and LIST sts.,.
au - St Jones' Old stand.
~ NOTICE.
He STEAMER BALTIMORE will, after
'h ftom q the sep s9RS
an 2sst GnttD GEO. MATTiNGLY.
NOTICE.-Onos more we have to call the atten-
ton Of those who are ndebted to US for notes
I'D p;e.ious 10 that date, I'D we beg Of al 70
CLAGEfT MAY.
324 Penn. av., bet 9th and 10th SITS.
M sTEAM FIGURING MILLS,
c.L coLTMAfSNs, re P1op sfissa ana canal
TR HGS Gsa3 os Of R EH
Th x4kS fs Of sws Ss
MAJ "' RYE fsne choP snd al nd. Of i MIL
5e for sale sSsa M cash ae s stentl1 of
chasing Elsewhere. Tbs highest cash prices paid
for Wheat, Rye and Corn. au H-eoStr
AQ6 SEVENTH STREET Aoc
4 beautiful assortment of GoLDPAPERs. with
q varied stock of medium and low priced GOODS,
F1REBOARDS, PRINTS, PI:Tt RES. CORD
and TASSEI.S, &c remnants OF low priced Pa
PERS, with a handsome stock of WINDOW
SHADES, at greatly reduced prices. Orders left
for PAPERH ANGiNGS and w N ID o w
SHADES satisfactorily executed with skill and
dispatch IN city or country. Please give call.
JNO. MARKRITER,
No. 4s6 Seventh St, g doors above
an ~ cost Odd Fellows Hall.
u JUST RECEIVED. ~.
Il OUR NEW STYLES CENTS FASHION
ABLE DRESS Hat. with improved SweatD
l.eathers, rendering them easy and pleasant to- u
the wearer. At
LANES
Fashionable Ia. and Gap Emporium,
424 Pa avenue, near 4ta It,
au 9-eO6t (St-tes& Consb
WE HAVE FINlsaED TAKING AN AC-
to day (Monday, Aug a. to offer very great bar
Light and Dark Silks, Silk Robes
Fall MousseaIne. MArinoes, Cashmeres
Challeys. Mousselaine Robes, Fine LAoes
Embroideries, Pocket Handk chiefs
White Goods of every description
Hosiery, Mems and Boys Wear, for fall and
winter
Irish Linens. Table Damasks. shsetings, Shirt
We invite all in want of good bargains for cash
W The lowest cash price is marked on every
article In store, CLAGETT MAY,
sa4 Penn. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsrRoLo-
Nl GIsT AND DocTRRss, just from EErops.-This
highly GIFT d and intelligent lsdy be consulted
on the Pact, Present ard Future Events. Call At
No. 205 Twenty second street, between snd 1,
Washington je 10 SIN
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The SEASON He who loves good eating-and
who does not-will find at Hammack's restau-
rant Willards' Hotel block, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., list now, every delicacy Of this season, 90
luxuries Of fish, flesh, fowl, and fruits are TO be
enjoyed in the Federal Metropolis. Already
HaInmacks larder is fairly grooming under the
weight Of or'ri'n, reed birds, fall crabs, early
oysters fall ducks and fish Of every ription
which he serves up in styles unsurpassed in this
country.
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DoN'T FORGET the grand moonlight excursion
Of the choir Of Grace Church to the White House
Pavilion this afternoon. per steamer Phepix
lWithers band, iiae lunch served up on the boat.
good company, and a fine time generally, no
doubt awaits those who intend to patronize the
afftr, and their name is legion. Don't forget IL
viii be one Of the excursions OF the season
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STORE FOR RENT.-Situated on the South
- side Of "a ave, between sth aud 10th, suitable
No. s03 Pc sve., hstvesn 9Th and ioth sts.
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III Though TIE STAR IL printed on the fastest
steam prea In use south Of Baltimore, ia edition
10 large 10 require IL 10 be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before II o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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- existing between the undersigned is this dav
dissolved by mutual consent John v Bryan will
use the name of the firm for the settlement Of the
business. John V. BRYAN,
WIN. A. FREE.
Washington, ID. c., August 18th, 1859. an 81 st.