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AID FOR TIE CHRISTIANS OF SYRIA The Rrit-
lsh and American residents OF Beyrout and yicin
fty have organized a committee for the purnose
OF soliciting from the people Of England and
America relief for the Christians who are
by the sangt1inafY war between the Druses and
Chrlstlans Of Lebanon. The committee In their
c rcular say: r ~ . " '
'iof this vast number Of sufferers, rs ND1 a
large proportion have been pIundered OF tbeir
pefsphaI property, very large maioritv have
moreover had Their houses burnt, there havtn1
b en- upwards OF one hundred ana nftv towns
villages, and hamlets destroyed by fre'0 and are
therefore now houseless wanderers; while inward
Of lV,OtO are made widows and orphans the ma
jenny not In Legitimate warfare, but by cold
Diooded massacre at Rasheiya, Hasbeiya Deir-el-
komar, and the rnsig Dor hood Of Sidon. MANY
thousand ofthese wretehed victims have "a 10
bsyropt, Damascus, Sidon, and other places for
refuge erowding every available shelter nd lying
anout In open air, depending for the daily n.ces
800 81 lie upon the charity OF the fnhabItapis
put obvious that, however liberal this charity
.ldy F;tt must soon be exhausted while the
oesutntlon and suffering, instead of dimioisbina
mustbecome vastly more intense on the ,nnroscsb
OF winter, when better shelter clothing snd food
viii be essential 70 the preservation on Ri, - ,,
Donations In aid Of this charity will he rec.,s,,
In the United States by James M. Gordon &c
Treasurer A. B. C, r. M, 80 Pembertoo :,
Boston, and the agents Of the A. b. CT M IN
other cities and towns, who will trans = N he
money through their agents 10 the Beyrout bra nch
OF the Ottoman Bank which wiliact a. treasurer
under the direction Of the committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

1T The New York Sun announces the retire
ment from that paper of Its proprietor, Moses s
Beach, Esq. His successor is Mr. William C.
church, young man for some years connected
with the weekly press of that city. The sun has
been under the control Of the Beach family for
more than quarter Of a century, and the two
names are almost inseparably connected. MIR
Beach has for some time been DESTROYS of re-
tlrlng from journalism, and he has taken the
present moment to carry ont bis wishes The
character and policy Of the paper remains I'M
changed. The announcement of his retirement
was made quite unexpectedly, and many Of the
employees Of the establishment, some of whom
had grown gray in the service of Mr. Beach or
his father, were very much affected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

II The Rev. J &. FletChe gave us last even
ing brilliant lecture on the RELIGION cnstons
and y ople Of Brazil. Seldom have we relished
anything more than the picture be laid before bis
audience Of that exuberant garden Of the topics
Iaoen win It's strange variety OF fruits and flaw
ers, teenIng In perpetual harvest for the hand NJ
man Surely that country must be the garden of
The weird, and " its people had the enterprise
which moves this Yankee nation, Imagination
could not SET bond 20 the results they would
produce there. As relevant to this copparison
lie heytrsnd gentleman stated that the best
Remedies employed there for the diseases 10
Mhieh thsy are subject, are invented and supplied
Dr. J, &. Aver, Of Lowell, Mass and that not the
people only, but the priesthood and the court Of
me Emperor down, have eonsisn mt recourse I'm
,icAhsss 70 me Remedies OF this widely celebrated
American Chemist Ledger, Boston.
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II The MIR. Hussey, Of Baltimore, who, as sta
ted by telegraph on Tuesday, was killed on Sat-
urday last, at Exeter, n. H., by being run over
by the cars, was much esteemed in Baltimore
He acquired an honorable distinction in England
and In this country the successful inventor of
reaping machine, which successfully competed
at the Worlds Fair exhibition, in London, with
that invented by Mr. Mccormick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

IL The difference in the vote in st Louis for
MesSrs. Barrett and Blair for the short term and
for the full term is accounted for by the fact that
the Americans ran a candidate for the latter, but
none for the former term. large portion of
their vote was apparently, therefore, cast for Mr.
Barrett for the vacancy, by which his election for
abe remainder Of this Congress is secured.
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IVA meeting of British residents I'm New
York was held on Monday evening, at the Astor
House to concert measures for the purpose CT
making arrangements for the proper reception Of
the Prince Of Wales. A committee was ap-
pointed to mature matters and report special
meeting. Mr.. Archibald, the British Consul, in
ueat speech, disclaimed any intention to in
terfere with the reception intended to be given
by the citizens Of New York
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ARMY iNrKLLIsEscK-At the snggestion of the
Commissioner Of the Northwest Boundary Survey,
the escort to the west OF the Cascade range having
been dispensed with, the station at Camp CHM
iasmoo viii be abandoned, and company F, ninth
Infantry, will take post at Fort Steilacoom.
The buildings erected at Camp simiabmoo
being north of the 49th PARALLEL and consea nentiy
in British Columbia, will be left undisturbed.
After the arrival Of Second Lieut.. Robert, CORPS
Of Engineers, from Fort Cascades with his de-
tachment, the entire detachment Of company 4,
Corps Of Engineers, under the command Of First
Lieut.. r. l.. Casey, viii continue the work of
opening practicable wagon road from the town
OF Vancouver to Lewis river. t-
Second 1t. II. M. Robert, Corps Of Engineers,
With sufhcient number Of guides and pack an.
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THE GREAT EAsTBRN.-We have detailed two
Of our wide awake reporters to look after the
Great Eastern during her stay at Annapolis One
has gone by the railroad route In company with
the Presidents suite, and the other by the rlver
route, per steamer Baltimore. Between the two
we expect to keep our readers advised Of every
thing OF interest that transpires in connection
with the big ship and her hosts Of visitors, illus
trious and otherwise, on the waters of the Chesa-
peake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

ID The Boston Courier says: ''Mr. Charles
Sumner has been named as a possible successor to
Chief Justice shaw" One Of the best jokes Of
the season.
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THE BELL AND EVERETT Mass MEETING LAST
NIGHT we must say for our Bell and Everett
friends that they made most imposing demon
stration last night. Whether considered in refer
ence TO the numbers participating, the number
and brilliancy of their torchlights, the variety
and pungency Of their transparencies, the en-
thusiasm of their rank and le the ability of their
speakers, or the magnihcence of their general
arrangements, the demonstration has seldom, IL
ever, been surpassed in impressiveness by any
similar demonstration in the National Metropolis.
For full report Of the affair we would refer the
reader to our local columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

DEPARTURE OF THE PRksIDBNr-As we stated
yesterday would be the case, the President of the
United States and Miss Lane, accompanied by
the Secretary Of the Navy, the Postmaster General
and small party, left Washington this morning
for Annapolis, to visit the Great Eastern in com
pliance with the invitation Of the directors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

nTGRAND BELL AND EVER EFT RALLY.
GS Tho Genital Bell and Everett Club will hold
Ity regular weekly meeting at Thorn's Hall, Sew
enth st THI>. EsENIkG. at 8 o'slo K. 3.
HODGE, Esq, OF Lonlslana, will address the meet
ing The gas lets, Bell and Everett will be exhib-
tied IN front the Club Room tonight.
it, CHARLES |. CANFIELD, Sec
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Ss,r,t OF the sisruInz Pre..

The Constitution asks - Who are the traitors
and disunion'sts -" and argues at length that
the Douglssitts are that same
The I"isLi'gsneer publishes and compliments
extracts from speech delivered by Geo T Cur
It's, Esq, Of Boston, at a recent Bell and Everett
meeting in Roxbury, Mass
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN. Aucnonesr.

"
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
Iss I KteT. .s. s ,s IT y m0N1.y 81
dsncs Of q gentleman dec iains hsGssIee,iSr. 40.
400 at between sth sDd an stsy,s lsrIs and
other Furniture, some Il hioh is nsa,ly TeGTif.
Mshogany and Walnut SoIas, Castor Arm aGd
Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and oth-r b.
MaS Ts,, M.rblc-'OV Centre Sofa, and nde
MAhoEGsy Extension, Dining, Card. Breakfast.
Mahorsny, secretary and Bookcase. Writing eesk..
aro>foTte, B@olcases, wardrobe.. and Hat Tree.
Jenny Llnd, Fre.cS. and CottsSe Bsdstssds,
fvory s1SIs and S,Ssy KNIVES sSs and f ware
Fan- Feather Beds, haT, COtIUR AID >Lnok Nat
wiRdSTy Curtains and Blinis, excellent lot Of
TAPESTRY, Brussel-, Stair. ard Other Carpets.
Hal and otner Oilooth, with a arge Iot of other
attic &c which We -ce nu oesSary 20 eaumsr-
The attention Of persons furnishing % respect
1oas 1s IA e. 1a ,. . ss a. the tsfhtSre Of
attention.
Term: All sums under SIS cash; balance in ?
and four mouths, r notes satisfactorily end0uSed,
az s-St A. GREEN, AuvG-
By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO AuotIoneer,.
DEREMPToRY SALE OF MILLINERY
L AND STRAW GooDS, EsHRoTDEEIEs. TAM
ON sATnsp.Y MUTN sAs S1,S Seo sts sS
day Until the whole Is disposed Of We shsl sci. a.
sSG,1 between on End & s: No
ETY. of goods IN his line, ounprisinE-
Grape and Silk Bonnets Il new shapes,
TriIamed and untTimm-d straw Bonnets, Hats aud
Colored fair and Straw Bounet..
COlored, Blsek ann white Jockey Fats.
Csmsfie and SWISS EdEIugs and lnserungs,
Do do ColsTE aEd Sets. fsuts' Bodies
GImps, Cords Braids, Funges. ut d Ribbons,
Gauge aud SIN, silk Buttons, Plain Drop las
Real Valencia, English Thread, Cotton,
Imperial E,ienoia silk, Blond and every other
Hoop Skirts, r ne1ch Artificial Flovert
Ladles' and 6entemen's SILK and bingham Um
s.vins siiks, Spool Cotton.
Hair Pins Of al kind :, lad Dresses,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Combs,
Opera o. q ses. PoTtemoHaes, Card Cases.
!}old and Silver Thimbies, Tuck Combs,
LuhIn's, HarrIsOn's and Jules Haule's bess e.,
French and German co'ornes,
Hair ull, Pomade do. Ac.
AL OF which will be go d without reserve.
Terms; So and upder, cash; over that sum a
credit OF o. and S days, for approved endorsed
suI d j. c MCGUIRE CO Aucts.
By BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auctioneers
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
II TuRE,ATAU TIoN-We vi eel on ThUkS
Da next, 9Th lnEta q, ~ o'clo X. y W., a. the
residence Of the ia'e Mrs Co y. ess % q ~.
oppo,ite the GeurgatoVn tol.e.e va. AL OF the
Hru '-bold n CT, VIZ
Ma6ngany sideCosrt, Mahogany Tables, ChaIrs.
Carpets.
parlnr. dinIne room, am Cook Stoves
IN 81 rate Feather Beds and Bedsteads.
Writing Best 4 - hes nests, Bureau and Toilet
- ass. Fender Knives, 6e.
Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash.
aus BARNARD n BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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II The exact distance from Alexandria to
Leesburg is IS 60 100 miles.
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NAvAL.-The frigate Constitution, Capt John
Pope, sailed from Portsmouth, N. IL, on the 5th
instant, for Annapolis.
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finals for the purpose, will explore the country
from Lewis river to the Cowlitz Landing in the
direction Of Tonth Lake, with the view Of con-
tnung the road by that point IL practicable.
general court martial will assemble In this
city, at 10 o'clock, a. M the Both instant, for
the trial of Private VIM. B. Swan, of company
GO" 9Th infantry, and such other persons . may
be properly brought before it. Capt. VIM Blair,
subsistence department, judge advocate.
general court martial has been appointed TO
meet at Fort Steilacoom, Texas, for the trial Of
such persons as may be brought before 1t. As
sistant Surgeon J. B. Brown, medical depart
ment, judge advocate.
Pu suant to Instructions from the War Depart
ment the headquarters of the eighth regiment of
infantry are transferred to San Antonio barrac ks
and the commanding officer, Lieut.. Col. SeawelI,
will assume command at that station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

The WBArHER.-The following report of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonisn Institution. The time Of observation 10
about O'Clock.
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DON'T EQRGET

T-.+ DON'T FORGET.
HOSE that are troubled with Dysentery or any
Disease Of the Bowels, will find relief by nsiug Dr.
J. SlMMS d SONS CHOLERA SYRUP, as
IL generally cures all such diseases without fail 1t
is perfectly free from opium, and answers for the
aged as well as the iafant.
For ssle by CHAS SrOTT, Pa ave; CISSEL,
Ge0rgetown; and COOK CO.. AleIandria.
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Barometer at the Smithsonian at 2 a. IN , (cor-
rected for temperature,) 20, IT'S; at noon, % 795
Thermometer at a. m, 70; at noon S7S
Maximum during "a hours ending 9 a. m to
day, 90; minimum 73'
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U-"We see" said Swift I'm one Of his most
sarcastic moods, "what God Almighty thinks Of
riches BY the people to whom be gives them.n
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MARSHAL'SS ALE.-Inv virtue Of vuts Of se,,
" ieolas issued from the Clerk ohice OF the Cir
ooIa SoqfrI OIL the District Of Columbia, for The
county OF Washington, and 10 me Directed 4 Will
expose 70 public SALE for cash in front Of the CONT
aoase eoor OF sald county, on MONDAY, The sfh
gay OF next, 1851 81 II O'Clock IN al defend
IN r9ht,uusoiaIm and interest IN and TO I,of No
~ ~ g Sare No. 81, In the oIty OF wsshinftor B
etneI with a. ana slaEular the i'm pro sements
Shas; Nsn Pstten and will be sold 10 safisfs In
oicias Nos D and ~, 70 October tern Iasa In kvor
Oh 'ohn w. Thompson sad 2. D Gilman
~ ls-dx u. 8 Marshal for District ~ toln,nhi.
1.-The .ABoyE SALE Is POSTPONED
sngi "WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, same hoUT
an1 w.sELDEN, U. q. Mar-hsI.
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Correspondence Of tn, Star
POiNT LOOKOUT, August 7.
The Great Eastern passed this point at D m
on sunday, under full head of steam, going at
the rate OF fifteen knots hour. She passed
within enc mile Of the shore. The cheering on
board could be distinctly heard from the shore
The point is rapidly filing mp. The oyster bed
owners OF the State Of Maryland hold mess
meeting here on the 10TH and number are arriving
by every boat.
The Philadelphia Yacht Squadron, under the
command of Commodore VIM Krouse, came to
anchor here last hight. The feet consists Of the
WIN: A Delaney, bearing the COmmodore's fag;
the VIM w Alele, Captain Godfrey Krouse; ana
tue splendid yacht Lille, Captain Daniel T. Raw
under escort Of the yacht lola.
The Commodore extended an invitation 10
the guests at the Point to visit the squadron
which Visit was participated in by all the ladies
ana most OF the gentlemen present.
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sSHALe SALEf-ln virtue Of q writ Of
me Slroen SoTrt Of the District of Columbss for
SI expose 20 pnblIc sale. for cash IN font of the
nno91vrt -, hSgse aUor Of s,id comfy on WEDNEs-
m All defsEdant's right title. sim ard ,u,s -,
h aoa 70 Lot No 6 IN Square la s. in the CITY OF
Warrington, ID. Z together " a all and sinfuisr
the lmprOvene' e sheTean, seized and levied mon
IS we property Of JohL y. Dyer, and vi be sold 30
ssaIun lndlclas No. 81. 10 Octnhar term 1851 n
f4vor OF Margaret M Dyer. wife q ) p. co.se.
US. Marshal for the p,.tr W.. ~ S2E5b d,ES.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ ANALOSTAN ISLAND
w Z c A l. ENTER TAINME + 4.
COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK I'm
Messrs. POWERS 4 CO. beg leave 20 inform
theIr friends and the public that on friday -
and SATURDAY EVENINGS. AuEust 10 h61ak
and nth, MT. G @. BIRD. aIer 10 hIodon' s $x92
exhibition, and M l.. SCHELL. pianist. will at
tend the We Island and perform selections Of the
mo I poPUla OPP ratio and Classic Nusic, on which
occa ION large attendance Is request d. AdmIs-
sion free au At
NJ DOT FcRGEr-D
Il FREE CONcERTS!
LRNST LOEFFLER, Nstr York srsaHe, BE-
ftcstH list and I'd Streets, would respectfully -
state 20 the public that A CONCERT olkl1M
SELECT MUSIC will be given everr MON ~
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
SESSION. at his Pavilion. commencing at 5 O'Clock
aud ending At 10 .. m Previous to the Concert,
the Saloon Is open To those desiring to while
away few hours the may dance. ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES. and every description
of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
pTlcos-
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic pur
pos a'e requested to gaze day or two notice.
js II Sm
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To CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES.

WAsHINeTos, August ., 1880.
chAlED PROPOSAL viii be received at tina once
snt n o'clock August 2lst 1859, for supply ING
the following materials:
80 20 Us so-lnch Pipes l2feet long, Bel Spig-
got, Washiagton Aqucdact pattern.
so 20 $50 20 inch Pipes u feet long, Bell A. Spaf-
got, Wa Arlington Aq nednct pattern
80 ch Flsnge Pipes, u feet king, tdrilleoD
Waxhingt0n AquedDct pat ern.
s u inch FlsnEe Pipes, n feet long, (drilledl
Wa hington Aq uednct pattern.
20 inch Fsnse Pipes. . feet long, tdrilledl wash
ingto8 Aqnednct pattern.
r. inch FIsnIe Pipe, feet long, tdrilledl Wash
Also, q lev special patterns such as Branches
Bends. &o. For further particulars, examinstion
ofdrawings, A. apPly st this sfhce.
The whole Of the castings will be REQ nired 10 h
delivered by the LIST October Rext
n. w. BENHAM
Captain Of Engineers
ea e-u Chief Eng'r WASH ngton Aoued0et
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NOF1CE.-The road recently opened through
L the East Square ofthe Capitol grounds is not
Ia ITS present condition a highway, but was simply
lntended for the convenience OF erecting steps to
the Porticoes and afordng ingross to persons hay-
ing business IA The building wishing 10 inspect
IT, The use OF the road common highway
would interfere very much with the progress Of the
work going on, ant therefore it cannot at PRESENT
% made thoroushiare by omnibus and other
progress 10 admit Oft the road will be put in proper
travelling condition aud thrown open for public
use. JNO. II RI.ARE
commissioner of Public buildings and Grounds.
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E0R SAt.E.-fhe tight drauxht la.t ..iIiD
- AC- 7 PolN rtR will be soIa chesp =
% l9medlste apple u0a Thr above Boat ~
y =, y feft long ~ feet lean, with hne cabin -
II ieet N leneth; was 1t cd up for pleasure boat
o9t vonia make an exeellent market boat Inc us
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PERSONAL.

NoTdCE-This is 70 inform the pubic that +
= VIII not pay q note for twenty five ~, -
gwen by me TO James w. Shlas dated Augn.ts,h'
pasaole IN 81 DAYS ANDR EW MUTE. an . o. !.
A CAkp.Two notes drawn by b. A Pratbe,
G aDie 70 my order, for one hundred doIlsr.
interest dated 18th July, 1850 having besn
Iui,, oniatEel from me. the publIc are can't 80
anu oosa!ned rom me without e9nsiderstion p'iS'
gu y. WILLIAM ROBINS.
past PRESENT. AND FUTURE EVENTS
her residence No Az e,xPlslned, by q lady. al
sIs Island Consultation fee Is cents. an &c .ao
M ApAME MORRICE, The GKs.T A,-,o,o1
hifbiy sift ~. - DpSTzEss, Jxst FROM Eror.ATsl,
~ btso and tnteiiig ent lady can be con..,,aS
Sn me afeSt Present and Future Event.
Wssbiswrttorr enss-second street. between and 4.
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NKS. BATES, desiring TO return TO her native
- me, wishes TO transfer her well estabIisbe ed
Boarding House, containing Y rooms and g Som
nouating AT the present line upwards of a. hoard
ers, INTO the hands OF some person wishing 10 go
INTO the business, on the most rras. Uaf le terms
washington, Is Pleasan ly situated at the south
west onrner Ninth t. and Pa avanus in the
ehu,ch"s FohOqs. the public buildings &c. For
inrther particulars please call and ina ure at No
IS Pa. avsnue. az . ,F
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LOST AND FOUND.

DoSSS kOST-strayed from 81 Indiana ave..
The III "a inst two NEW FoUNDT.ANDS@
roIr,S, male and female, about four-
oio. liberal reward will be raid on bring
Us .--o.n 70 .ne soove address an ~
GIO REwARD-Strayed or ,,oIen from ~.
Wy subscriber on the I'd inst a small -
head: Ii S I'D IN I'll MARI stripe in fore In
Nar9 viii ne given for her return TO l., IURER
on Y street, between ISh and l4th sts sus a.
VSSrTyW9n Msdnssday. morning, sth instant. two
40 HsEM,roUNDI.AND PUPS,(a dog
DON oi'sk With white marks A IfberaIA
IreNsIl VIII be paid for their delivery At No AZ
NJ M sxesue, between 81 and ~ streets or al
m a. WssAs.rEkS'S, ID St., between 9Th and 7th'
oe o-oe JAMES b. LEACH.
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A BEAUTlFUL FARM FOR SAIEO RFX
"A CHANGE FOR IMPROVED PIP! pLpsrv

"A CHANGE FOR IMPROVED PR! PERTY
! mile from Tena ytown Post Office, ESQ T1inutesi
rae ON Georgeiown) OF about 50 acres 40 in the
larmi ten acres of timber aud wood land The
uwellng 10 largo and convenient, with large dTy
now barn full OF clover and timothy hay; another
large Darn ul OF this year grain in the straw (rye
whear and oats) A good stone basement under the
Da!tl9 cows; anow stone spring house with spring
Ia lt stone milk hou sc adjoining with water from !;
grated vanety, Pea hes, Pears, Apples, Plums,
Ounces 6ages, Cherrie and Grapes Also, Straw
I ne farm Is well known, hav ING baen wn,d nv nv
,a.e isther and myself for the last % years II is
farm ia seldom offered for sale; ing paralt zed is
my, reas. ior wishing TO part with it lille per-
M ar Seventh street, next TO l.. Neumyer,s stand
or note left at the ar Cfice or addressed to me
au 3-3tI SANiIEf SHNEI UGp
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For RENT-A new STORE and CELLAR
y Tor rent at the corner of Pennsylva.ia and New
Hampshire avenue, Immediately opposite west gate
OF the Circle tWashingt tons statue Beautiful
stand Tor apothecaTy, restaurant, grocery store
The rem: low. For s.e 500 yellow pine fOISFS
AZ y per loo feet. Lengths % Ia L. Ia and y fet
Cell on JOSEPH N. PEARSON, Gee rsctoTn,
y. 9
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BOARDING.

GAn a1iyats non des.ryss ofeb.ainilF BOARD
40 street, between 9th and 10th. y ' aa1-S
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w O q n 6ALTs
IN AofrIcE COL
ea rA.Av.' EsIw. nJa AND isrH srs.
Mill and wharf foot nts 81 s ssSs;
AN" ~ Below Wa Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09
CHARLES r. EVFRsFIEI.D
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Nl hen faohs, issued from the Ilerk's once n
the circuit Cont Of the District Of COunbia for
VII ekpe-e ~ rlhIc sac. for cash. az the MsTset
Nous georgetown, ID. e on FRIDAY the l7tS
oaJ el August Inst ,oomfnenolnR nj no ~ ock . =,
She loiowing goods and chattN a. 20 wit VIZ: one
SORE Mule and one Qua Mare Mule, seized ard
levied gpon - thu and chattels ~ n cbsr@ A.
Jackson ard will 10 sold 90 satIsf, jadioiais No "A
10 october term 1852. IN favor Of g0hn Moore
a. W SELDEN,
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