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The Late Election. W. =, -

The Late Election We ns ju.i ,h,ov,h
- exciting eampaign, u which much 80 I'D a -.
cite and keep alive uDkind feelings. not only bs,w.,n
candidates, b., beiwsen nsghbor sud i,,snd. Il,
III that vas unkni be forgotten on both .lde. spd :.
VII be hs better abs % discus. and desiJ. The au...
TINS d The day. II I'll candidates ha,. conducted
themselves ioWad. each other after NE manner II bs
0fsngs candidates there J. lille cause Tor III. sli.,n,.
Of ohLinl feeling. We heard q bat one l,,le :,
between the candidates Tor the Commons snd th., "a.
soon eiplsined and understood between them and The,
continued The campaign giving their reasons 10 Il.
people and occasionally throwing joke II sseh oh,,
y lhs senais there vas neither cross. hsab. .,
has'y expression bswesn The candidate. during ,hs
~hols canvass. d. Jones 90. sek and unabI. "a
ssnsss' SINE portion. u the county md me, NJ
should ZONE within ,er,n,y.ioui vote. Of M. Tur.
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Dousia. Con,entIon,-Ros.r, ?. p,... =.

bonkias convention Robert 2. Dick. Esq.
~ virtue Of hs sPpoIninsn, a. membs, of IL. M.
teasl Executive Committee Of the Democratic Psn,.
iot The state q North Csrons. and 81 n. ..,r,,,
solicitation Of large num-r u The friend. q Dough-.
sha Johnson The nominees fot President and VIZ.
rif'l'ehi o ,hs National Convention u The Demo.
etale Psn' q The Union" h., tobI.hed ri,eul,, IN
ihs STANDARD, isilnE ne friend. 81 ih.t ,.ltt i me-,
y Convention u thr cy u RaIssh N Tb.,.d., Il.
soih q Tbs month. IIs urge. the friend. u pan,I..
and ionnson throughout The STALE 10 fay Il II. .u,.
fofl u iho.s tired hienis Of the Consultation al 4.
Union = % stand firmly sud boldly BY IL. a.r n a.
National Democratic Party uns~,d 5, dis,.o, f,o,,
The Administration ct Washington Civ on IL, az.
hand, or the fsbeey seees,ionias IN III. olh,, -,
come together on the day appointed 10 ",.Ls toas.r
and determine What duty and patriotism devotion 70
The Constitutions and the Union s. dsmand from AZ. i,
The p's'sn. th'esisins aspsrt q political siI.,ne
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TORS.
For the State at Large.
HON. GEO. +. BADGER, Of Wake.
DIR, n. X. SPEED, Of Pasquotsnk.

~ The 9Th Annual Meeting Of The Beulsh BsP.
lis, Association. commencing Friday next, Will be
held with the Bsp,is, Church in Hil.horoush
The Introductory sermon will be preached on Friday
., II O'Clock, A. ~, by Elder :. g. Mason, Of Yam
ceyyiile,
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DyspePss, Indigestion, Hesu Bufn Waiet Btash Sour
Stomach, Jauhdies. fls,uisncy. General Debiii.
y, DC, find rrsdy relief sud speedy cure
10 this Crest Remedy.
The OSygcnated Bitfers arc believed b,
many who have been cured ofthe above complaints IA
be the only medicine Hhish the R,aie,ia m,iea a nj,
for ihtir niallble eu,e Il !. no, an seohoic ptepss
ton, which, whiie giving mornsntary stimulus, I.u.
ces the system IN the ratio; bot one di.,nri ana
different from any medical preparation ever compound
ed, aud which will 10 most cases, extract the J,ssa.,
by The roots, ami restore the patient 10 pristine health
10 proof Of which, testimony Of the very highest aas
uneIceplionable character Is presented
RELIABLE TgssluoSy.
We call The attention 81 the reads, 70 the folloWng T.,
iethom ffesfient smith. Of Wesleyan IBisenfyi
Mildle,own, Conn, Peb. ~, 1859.
Messfs ,. w. FowLE q 20, Gentlemen - h,sI
m'ae use q ihe oEYsEsArtB BirrfHs some seven o,
eight years SINE. Having suffered Tor twspt, ye,,,
from form u Dyspep.ia, which wss attended an
nervous heslsrhe, ~ average IL not les than an,
dsy y week, va injured ~ ihe unpretsndina -
comnenaslIon 81 ~. Green "io ify one bottle and \
10 benshs WIS fereissd 10 discontinue ~, usr
Tue use ~ ore bottle wsnsneda further Trial 10 n,
eIlent ~ some three o. four with careful ob.rtyaue,
o. lhe accompanying directions. Tie result was 10 IL
mo-. relief from the usual dyspcciic symptoms ana
neh depressing, painful consequences believe ihss
DIeis produced an entire change IN the bsht. a. M,
system and upon the srtive energies Of the digestive o.
ssn. no" deem myself 90 exempt from Dyspepsia
g most persons These biilss hase also been Of ,st
vice % olh.t members Of my family.
Very respectfully yours,
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.
Prepared By Seth w. FowIs 4 Go. Boston, sod q,
sale BY Webb 4 Dickson, IIlsbo'oush; n. %. ssun.
dersi chafel Hin; William. a Haywood. Raleigh .ns
by ~ Druggists and >, shols.sls by ADD. a Ora,
Richmond. and " 4. &C.A S.nto.. Norfolk
9ons - is-lsm
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THE oxYGENATED PITrgRs.

Dyspepsia Ibdigestion Heart Burn. waist Hts.h. Sou
stomach, JaJndics. flstuisncy. tisbrrai Debfit.
y, &c, find fesdy relief sud speedy cure
81 thus Great Remedy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08
THE LATEST NEWS
TELE9RAPHIO.


ST.. JosErH, sept e.--Advices from csiiforn,.
10 Aug. Is, and from the sandwich Islsnds %
Aug Q, reached here this mornins BY the Pony
Express.
The Express arrived az San Francisco on tbe
sd OF August with S. Louis dates OF the 10th
The news from the Kentucky and North Caro-
Ina elections puts the Bell and Everett men I'm
good spirits, and they are pushing their suite
gsniLation energetically.
mere IL little State neyys- All the politicians
are preparing for the four State nventions 10 be
nela a Sacramento between the 2oth Of August
ana The 18th Of Septembsr ...- 4
correspondent Of the Sacramento Union writes
Lro.n virginia City that 10 10 ascertstued mat a
karty o. seven white men, who had ben nissine
Ioi some utne, Were burned % death. nesr Pvrs-
nlo Lake, oy the Indians. Their ch.rred rems ms
were enalned to tres. The head and cheSf OF
ene OF them wss not burned and by thls means
tae rest were Identified a. the party who leff Cali
fofnia f'r the Wtshoe mines In Nav md, corn
nlano OF Norman Coupild, formerly from CAN
bridge, Washington county, N v
Large numbers Of emigrants confirm. "A .r,,,.-
at Carson and Honey Lake valleys cons .tinc
mostly Of families ing
Sandwich Island dates per bark Yanf-. are 20
ceved TO Aug. 9. The principal topics OF ,rci,,ng
Interest are some developments Of o1icial irreep
larity, OF which particulars are given, resnItfng
from an investigation OF the Affairs Of the Ame,
lean Consul at Honolulu l' -
bill before the Legislature for the establish.
ment a bank with paper currency was warmly
discussed, with considerable prospect Of passing
the paper circulation Of the bank not 70 creed
$50 600 |- j
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Later from Eursp.

ington, with advices from Liverpool 70 the 3Ofh
nit, has been intercepted by the newsboat OF fhe
Associated Press oil Cape Race.
the 2Sth.
Garibaldi has had additional succeu I'm O. labris
aud has been proclaimed dictator
IL IS rumored that the King had Quilted Naples
In frigate =
The English Parliament was prorogued on the
18th The Queens speech says the relations ans
taiDed with foreign Powers are frif ndly and sat
factory, and she trusts there will be no danger OF
any Interruption Of the general peace Of Europe
Her Majesty believes IL the italians are len 10
themselves they will settle their own diffculttes
She hopes the Independence Of Switzerland will
De sustained; laments the atrocities conmittcd in
syria, and will cbeerfully concur with the other
Powers 70 reesta blish order there. Ber Majesty
experiences heartfelt pleasure and satisfaction al
the warm reception which the Prince Of Wales
Is receiving In her provinces In North America.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of TIE Star, 49,

Correspondence of TIE Star. go -C--.-
,--.-.-,,z, GEoRsKrowN. September 9, 1891.
The Ben and Everett meeting az last evening
was veil filed, notwithstanding the unse,, so,tl
able state OF the weather, for IL was one OF the
hottest nights Of the season, and good order ,nd
harmony prevailed; Joseph III Bradley, Eco :,
to and from Frederick, and the esertion OF speaf.
Ing to large crowd ia the open afr at that place
was introduced, and spoke with his accustomed
v!gor and spirit, reminding those who heard him
OF his efforts In the campaign Of 1870 He de-
pcted the dangers of sectonalism In strong colo O.
and made an earnest appeal in behalf OF the Union
candidates. The crowd seemed to catch his en-
tbusiasIn, and he was frequently applauded
| He was succeeded by Mr.. VIM B. Webb, Of
yous city, who was introduced 20 the meeting by
Mr.. Magruder. We understand fbat II was Mr..
Weoos nrst political speech; and bis friendsmay
congratulate him on his success, which Is proved
by his ability TO keep audience attentive and
pleased while the thermometer was ranging
among the nineties His speech was an srgu-
mentative one, and commenced with a history Of
the causes which have led to the present distracted
state OF The country. He then urged the success
OF the Republican or either Of the Democratic
sandidat.s will not bring rePose to the country;
but that the safety of our Institutions depends on
the election Of Bell and Everett AZ President and
Vice President of the United States He was
eaInss, and imprisoned, and was warmly APP
plauded
After he had closed. calls were made for Mr
Tenney, but that gentleman declined TO speak
and the meeting adjourned
Our hastily written notice Of the action Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Sana, IN relation TO the steam packets, contained
two errors " hich IL is necessary 20 correct The
maximum draught Of those boats was fixed at 3
feet instead of 81 feet, IS written by US and the
rates Of toll to be paid are double those charged
on coal boats. &c
Our citizens will do well 20 notice the George
town advertising column, as they may save H. oney
by doing They will find advertised there
cheap clothing, by A. Schmidt & Co, at the old
stand on Bridget. stationery and fancy articles,
by Crandell, on Bridge ST whose assortment We
know to be full and varied; confectionery, ice
eteams. &c . by Atz, who Is now to be found on
High It, near the Masonic Hall; and other things
useful and ornamental.
Leave your advertisements at DR. Barnsrd's at
Crsndell's, or at ia Bridge ST. and they viii be
attended TO-
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THE WEExLY STAR.

ID That valuable ana populaf family journal,
the WEEKLY SrAR, full az uansl Of Netropolit,n
news and gossip, and choice literary reading A
now on our counter ready for delivery to the pub
lie Embraced in Its entertaining contents are the
following articles:
song OF the Springs poem by Iohp G, SAKE;
me feung biac ksmith-a very interestiR g
Story; Eleven Modes Of Suicide; How Drown
ing Causes Death; How the Japanese Fish;
stand as the AnvfP'-a poem;
Physical Educaton-the strong man DR.. Wind
q ship and how he became strong; lyoruen Ia
France; Travelling one Hundred Years AGO;
rhe Danger of Over Exerton; The Early
Love-a poem; The Shadows of London Life.
An Engiishman's Opinion Of an American w at,r-
atoga; Wild Sports Of Ihdia-seeinp the Gle
plant literally; Mr.. Fuz Fees Waiter and
feels Mean Rragion and Loyalty in quebec
A Poet on the Prairies; Alexander Dumas The
People-a poem; The Value of a London Dust
Heap An Abolitionist Quizzed; Hebrew
TMonspi Couldn't take Joke Live Cattle
Mysterious Afair-supposed death Of husband
through the agency Of his wife; lncendiary
zaSoity; James River and Rsnawha Canal; Re
markabie Resuscitation Walkers Programme
In Central America; Attempted Murder and
Robbery in st; Louis;
Movements Of the Prince Ct Wales; Lady Byron's
pany; Particulars Of the aptufe OF Truxillc;
The ARRAY In wytheville; The Disagreeable,
ness of Congress Water; Awful Human Sacri-
fee;
Weary Life It is to lave no work to do
poem; Keeping Y p AppearancesAa very Inter.
esting sketch; Execution of Murderers al
Lynchburg and st Louis; The Manner and
Style Of English Women Of Rank; A Poison.
ing Case In Maryland Getting ia Wheat In
Wisconsin; A Steam Carriage Successful on
Common Roads; Interesting from the West
Coast of Africa; The Daylight Meteor of last
November; Scan Mag In California; Arrest
of DIR. Wickham
Operations Of the Patent Office; The Jackson
Club; Police Matters; The Park Riot Case,
The Stand Of COlors for the New York Seventh
Regiment.
The National Rifles departure for York, Penn
syiyania; TheSeyenth Regiment Flag Com.
nIittee In New York; General Walker and
I Nicaragua; The I,elands In New York, and
the japanese Hotel Bill -,.s -f -s,.s 4
Interesting Letter from -. s, NJ g On The
wing,' in Virginia; Letter from aboard tue
Great Eastern. on her return "Trip; The Politi-
Ii''An signs fail in dIy weather;r Senators ClDg
:, man, of n, c., and Brown, of Miss MIR.
| Douglas in Virginia.; New York Politics;
Playing for Lincoln's Election, ~ 4
Department News; Editorials Washington News
and Gossips Local Intell gence, &c, &C.; b.
Late news, foreign and domestic, by mail and
telegraph; - s1.l .ts.ts,ra a. wa I'm
Interesting Personal Items; ...7l /
And great variety Of choice literary articles,
both prose and poetry, too numerous to men
This is just the paper above all others for per-
sons sojourning IN the National Metropolis 10
send to their friends at a distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 e5 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when SO arranged. an.
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The Prince Of Wsfes.

CosouRs, Sep; 7.-Everything passed OF quiet.
~ mere last night. The Princes carriage was
drawn from the wharf 10 the ballroom by fifty
citizens The ball was successful, and the Prince
expressed himself delighted with his reception.
TORONTO, Sept. s.-The Prince Of Wales mr..
rived here last evening. The Orangemen had
been parading the streets, but when the steamer
their robes and appeared az private citizens
The reception was Of the most magnificent d
scription, sarpassing any display ever seen In
North America. The Prince was conducted 20
the Government House, and there responded %
the city address
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Lake steamer sunk-Grea, Les, a. t.,s,

CHICAGO, Sept. s.-The steamer Lad Eliza
was run into this morning of wankegan by
schooner and sunk in % minutes. She had M
wards of $50 passengers including several military
and fre companies. Only IL have been saved ss
far as known ~ -. ---
Col Lumsden, one Of the propriesors Of the New
orleans Pioayune, aud his family, are supposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08
Vermont Election.

BURLINGTON, Sept Returns from l46 towns
give Fairbanks l4,745 majority, a Republican
gain since last wear Of 2 So. Gov Fairbanh'.
majority viii undoubtedly reach y on The
Senate is unanimously Republican, while the
House thus far stands: Republicans, lis; Demo
Gratis, Ia Republican gain Of SIX over last wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08
Balumers clarEsx,

BLLTrNoRr, Sept. s-Flour closed steady; Hows
ard street SO. Wheat closed very nrm; western
red 81 25aSi 33 white 81 30aI as. Corn closed
frm. Provisions closed quiet but steady Lard
lac. Coffee closed steadyat 13KaI4xc. whishv
closed firm at 23Xca24c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08
New YORK nIarke,s

NV YoRk. Sept s-Flonr "a Arm: stat. rs IN
ae5 so; Ohio sc l5aS6 30; South-rn Ss 25ss6 40
Wheat is firm. Corn Is stesdy; MIXED 6ss7Oc
Provisions are steady. Whisky Is held at 2sc
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Nomination for Censres..

: WATERTowS, Sep. The Republlcsns of
the Twentythird district OF this State have nornI
mated Ambrose W. Clark, Of Jefferson county,
for Congress. -
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Financial

NEw YORK, Sept. Stocks are better; closing
active; Chicago and Rock Island 7sk; nlinois
Cent? al shares 81; do bonds 95 ~ Michigan South
efn 45&; New York Central Sc; Reading a. n:
Hudson River RR 5ek; No. six. -
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LOST ANDAFOUND.

I OST.Oh Thursday afternoon, between the See
Ii DAD District School ard Mass. avenue and 9th
g., "a par of GOLD SPECTACLES, having eA-
gTayed OF the edge. the frame, TO Mrs. Ran
ally rewarded by leaving them at Mr.. HAR
BAUGH'S Drug store. SET ST.
e. REWARD will bsgiyen for the return of a
,S.) pair Of GOLD SPErTACEES, saa
with name of X. Beale on them ~
-'..'.ai. t'l lr ROBERT BEAIlE. !
sc S. 622 Pa. avelue Capitol Hid,
l. 0ST-BetYeen Ninth street sad New York ay-
I1tenue. and T~efth street near r ,aissA-Ak,
pair of GOLD SPECTACLES, in -.
brown cesJ; Segee Brhseport, Coma stamped ou
II. A suitable reward will be gwen If left at the
Episcopal Church House, on Twelfth street, near
+, or at this Office Sc 6-2tr
II OST OR MIS- uAID-CERTIFICATES OF
" INDEBTEDNESS Nos. 81 ard 6S-the former
for SO g. and the latter for s29 issued under act
of the Corsor alton of Washington of September 81
10 Appfica ion has been made to the Nav or for
reissue of the above certificates. .
se6 ST. eL-L.l, PARKER A SPAULDING. e.
4 QST-On Tuesday, August 18th, BUNDLE of
! IL EVenlng star Views papers, containing four
copies of each day for the month o uns 1854 The
finder will reaeive a liberal reward by returning
them TO this ofice.K h.78s au Is Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

AN ExcITEhRNT.-Quite an excitement seems
to exist throughout the city with regard TO the
grand prize picnic at Arlington next Tuesday.
In our peregrinaitons throughout the city we hebr
OF II at every coraer, or where a crowd may be
collected together. The presents, which arsto be
seen in y. Hoods window, are certainly vefy
handsome. and that fact, together with the display
of fireworks which will take place at nj ut, we
have no doubt will attract an immense crowd to
Arlington. ....... w.. ,t..-..-..I !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

the Oldest and best remedy known for extefInnat-
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants
Mosquitoes, Fieas, Moths g rain Worms and Gar
den insects. ----. .Er.E.fs ! ~
Z III Principal Depot, 612 Broadwsy, N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma l8-3Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08
Large Coffe, sal. i'm New Var

NEW YORK, Sept. San suction sale of coffee
took place this morning-2.5OO bags were sold
Rio Of poor quality brought I3al3xc :, averaging
10 10. g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

arrested and committed TO jail charged with being
connected with the assault upon the sailor, King
on Wednesday night last. The evidence agai rhst
Javins consists in the declaration Of John Chafl-
ton, now in Jail. that he saw Javns stand upon a
bench and throw a stone atrkipg. The injured
man is not dead, but lies in precarious condi-
ton at the poorhouse@ y .F.E =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of Thirteenth
and-a-haif street, schooner Bloomfield, Wheeler,
from Philadelphia, with 80 tons Of coal forpMr
A. B. Waller. slft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

Shipment Of specie 20 kurspe.
NRw YORK, Sept s.-The steamship civ Of
Baltimore sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool,
with 1884 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

EY THK NoTIcE TO CONTRACTORS, in advertis-
ing columns 1t viii be seen that proposals are In
yted for the painting Of the iron (aqueducD
bridge over Rock creek II is worthy the attsl-
ton Of contractors for that description Of work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

SEE ADVERTISEMENT in another column OF Bud.
worth's Band of Ministries, who open here on
Monday night next. ..- : -. -se.-.etry9 Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08
MARRIED.

On the 9Th of June, 1850, by the Rev. VIM. DUNN,
Mr. CHARLES w. O'NEILL, to Miss JANE
CUVILLlER- all of Washington. J.GJ 4
AT Fort Monroe, Va, on the 4th instant, by Rev.
Mr.. Chevers, Beut. w NJ. GRAHAM, u * A.,
TO MARY b daughter OF Captain Jas. b. Rick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

AccIDEsT.--We regret to learn that the stage
between Winchester AID Leesbnrg, Va, cap
sized at Castleman's Ferry, yesterday, by whic Cd
others, Mrs. Gel. Irwin, of this city, was very
much bruised, and had her head cut. but not
seriously. Her children escaped unhurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

NoTIcE.-The Union Market, Union buildings
on r street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
having just been entirely refitted. will be duly
opened again on Monday next, the 10th instait;
whsre my customers and the public will fad
everything in my provisioning line that the coun-
try affords, at my usual moderate Charges. |
. 1t JAS Be- g. . 81. 4. .s..s.H Jos L., HEIsE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

CENTRAL GUARDHoUsR CASES John Flanagan
violated the city ordinances by getting drunk and
behaving in a disorderly manner, and was Gagged
for the night Justice Dom ordered him to pay
81 Is fine and costs and he being una bic to com
ply, was sent down to the work house for XIV
days James T. Nickels was guilty of similar
misconduct, and, more fortunate than his fellow
prisoner, he had the needfHl at comma nd; and
when he was rated at 81 Is, fine and costs he
complied and departed, bearing In mind, do
doubt the lesson taught Several dodgers wefe
accommodated as comfortably as the watchhonse
conveniences would permit !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08
LOCAL.. NEW s

aoUr THs STAR publishes the list Of Lettes
remaining m the washingtou ,city Post Once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
10 be printed in the newspaper having The largest
circulation within tie delivery Of the ONCE ats
total daily circulation Is more than dsubfe that
OF any other Daily printed In the District Of Co
lumbia a- r1 Fti ~zEl - s'gV ucT -o'E
Though TIT, STAR is printed On she fastest
steam Press In use south of Baltimore its edition
nso hfgs IS 70 tequsrsi to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisemens. therefore, should be
sent In before II o;clSck m Otherwise hey nsy
1nos appear until the next dsY; s1.g ,s.gaIs tson
NerIcx.-District Of Columbia Adver llsemeats
80 be inserted in the BltTrxoRK sUrare received
~ and forwarded from TIE SpAR, Office. -
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TOR RENT7A new .4-stor4 BRICK HOUSE
L. with marble fnantles and CRATES, water fixtures
on Thfteenth sfrsst. hStN en- L and Mao avenue
Also, three story-and attic Brick Dwelling on
street, between 1Sth and l4th streets. Apply al
WIN: p. sSHEDDs Fancy store. No. 302 18th SC
au 253w<
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DIED.,

In, Wilkes Barre, Pa on the 81 instant. OF
scarlet fever, in her isrh year MARY ELLEN,
gIneers, and eff Mrs. nj. l.. Bowman, formerly of
Pensacola, Florida. ras-. {, III "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

O. STRAW HATS, STRAW HATS
S,LEARtNS OUT STOCK OF STRAW HATS
B9Ys' stray, HATS great Inducements Will b
Offered until the eless efthe sssson = .NE,s
,YTEPashionabls Het and Cap store
sua-lm rG sv,, near Four.and a-hah sk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

.srx serIcS, In another column, OF the dedica,
sfoa, to-ncfrow, Of Mas on School, No 81 OF the
Ifogng Meas Chs.,;!sa Assoeissi0a, g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

THE CENTER MARKET This morning the mar
ket space presented unusually lively appear
ance. Saturday, of course, is the busy dav at the
market, and generally the attendance, supply, and
sales are more extensive than on the mid-week
sale days 1t 10 then that dealers from distant Sec
tons Of the adjoining counties appear at the FARMS
and purchasers from all sections Of the city and
county appear in the market To-day the at
tendance was quite an increase over the avefage
There was lively demand, quick sales, and gen
sral satisfaction. The weather being warm, the
early morning was the busy time. Good order
prevailed throughout the sale hours