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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put Sxp iI
GLASS CASES, Air right, and VIII keep
In any climate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14
TO Your Interest.

Sept. 7j'60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24
Rer&ouRl.

49, Hon. A. Burlingame, CT Mass and Hon
w. II. Kelsey, Of N. Y, are at the National.
49,. Capt. Lynch, of the U s. Navy, has arrived
In this city, looking remarkably well.
80. Richard Realf, of John Brown memorv
has joined the community Of Shakers in Ohio. .
.'-' Gov. Samuel w. Black, of Nebraska Ter
ritory; Hon. t. q. Davidson, Of La , and Rev
Bishop Early, of Va, are at the Kirkwood House
'''. Mr.. Robert Heller commenced series n,
bis soirePs fantastiques at the Holiday street
Theater, Baltimore, last evening.
80. Amongst the Washingtonians in Boston a,
the present time, we notice the names of I F.
Ellis, Esq, and family, of this city, who are
stopping at the fremont House, there
'''' Ex-President Pierce and lady are in New
York city. The Express says that he has changed
his appearance good deal by letting his full
beard grow.
-. Capt. Pope. L. 5. A; Hon. A. Frank, of n
y =; Hon j F., Simmons, of r. /; Hon Thos
Swami, Mayor of Baltimore, with the CITY Coun.
ellis, are at Wizards. The purpose If the latter
Is an Interview with the Japanese Embassy, to
tender an invitation to visit Baltimore
'''' Hon. VIM. Preston, U S Minister I, Spain,
VINO has for some time since been busly engaged
AT the State Department, consulting with Secreta
ny Cass, ana otherwise obtaining information con.
corning questions in issue between SpaiI and this
country, will probably embark for Matrid from
New oTk about the middle of June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

ment, authorizing the extension of the Alexandra
Loudon and Hampshire Railroad into the CITY Of
Washington. "
The House then resumed the consideration nj
the legislative, executive and judicial ann,o-
priation bill, and proceeded to vote upon the va
rious amendments. The section appropriating
SGD, 600 for the distribution Of cuttings, seeds.
&c. by the Agricultural Division of the limited
states Patent Office was agreed to-
The section appropriating $500, 600 for the com
pletion of the Capitol extension was entirely
stricken out, making no appropriation for that
object whatever.
The section appropriating s20,0 for the ex--
tension of the Federal Post Office was retained
The bill was then passed as amended.
The House then took up the Pacific Telegraph
bill, when
Mr.. Burnett moved TO amend as follows To
strike out the names Of the corporators in the rst
section and to insert THAT sealed proposals shall
De advertised for thirty days after the passage OF
this act, and the contract given to the lowest
guaranteed bidder" agreed to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24
Pr.e.sdipr. .frs.p.v.

In THE SENATE, to-day, the bill reported BY
Mr.. Benjamin yesterday, from the Committee on
Judiciary, In regard to the African slave trade
was amended by providing for u months sup
port Of returned Africans In their native country
instead Of months, and passed by a vote of al Il
IA
The Democratic Caucus resolutions being taker
up, Mr. Bingham was addressing the Senate there
upon when our report closed
HousE.-Mr. Hughes introduced a bill 10 ap
pfopfiate S2O-OO0 year FOR ten successive wears
20 cid in the completioa of the Washington Ma
ronal Monument; rtf<rred
Mf. Carter, from the Committee on the District
OF Columbus, reported Senate bill with amend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24
Spirit OF the NIorninr Pre,.

The Constitution suggests that the motto of the
Dcuglasites in regard to the rights Of the South
In the Territories is, &" Heads win, tails you
lose" That is, IL the decision Of the Supreme
Ioun Is In favor Of the South, non-intervention
dePriVes her OF the right to ask for the benefits of
the decision; and II the Court decides against her
honin'ervention compels her to submit with a
good grace. Whatever way The award is given,
practically, non-intervention is to work to the
prejudice Of southern interests.
The IHfsHigsreeT is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

THx GREAT TORNADO The Cincinnati ,.o,n
Ing papers tsays dispatch dated the aad1 -.
nled with accounts Of the storm. II 4, .unno.as
to have extended from Louisville 10 Ns,,a,,s
following the course OF the river. The d,nr.o,
done Is estimated at 81 600 600
All the towns and villages on the river above
Cincinnati suffered severely. Thirty six pairs o,
eoai ooan are known to have sunk, and over one
nunof lives are lost. All the steam boats on
the nver are more or less injured.
Al Louisville and New Albany the storm wa,
NOV 20 dis-s1oos, but great many houses ar,
Yasoosea and tsees and fences blown down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

IL The Philadelphia Inquirer has dispatch
rom Washington, to the effect that MI Seward
has telegraPhed to his friends there that the rumcr
that he Intended TO resign his seat is entirely with
out i1undatlon: Although says the disPatch) his
he will not only endorse the nominee, but make a
speech approving him and the platform on whic b
he stands, as adopted at Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

THE Bssr MEplcINE-Dy WiStoy,s 6oIsar, n,
Wua Cherry.-We feel secure in calling the at
tentlon of our readers to this old and most effica
clous remedy. IL has stood the test of time and
mere IS no town In the Union but can produce
witnesses of its wonderful effects in curing All
lung diseases. That ii is unequalled and alone
Is generally acknowledged by all the druggist:
throngho the country. Ii stands on the firmest
oasis OF any of the patent medicines, and from
many assurances given its great virtues, we be-
lleve II is destined to supercede any other prepa
ration In use. lnvalds should try it-North
adams Transcript.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

W In the list Of patents for this week, ION the
fourth page Of to-days Ssa,,) viii be found one
TOT asehgenerating vspor gas light, to be known
e'ayfo"S CHo6srHetsd Flame Vapcr Gas
oN'sS" This Is great invention. and will be
greeuy admired Where coal gas cannot be had
tnis hsnt must go into use ID is beautiful
cheap, ana ornamental. All others of this class
OF lights have an obstruction over the fame. An
ms Is avoided. The right is for sale, inquire
AZ 'oo street near the Post Once, Of the inyen.
tor, r. q. Clayton. 'eN'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

III The New York Express says that Mi Fow.
le the defaulting postmaster left that city on tn,
18Th, IN the Moses Taylor, for Havana, whence
doubtless, he will go to Mexico, or somewhere in
south America, to escape United States treatie,
Tor the surrender OF criminals, and try to recover
his fallen fortunes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

III The New York papers, without regard TO
party, speak In high terms Of their new postmas-
ter. The Sun says:
"Mr: Dix is every way competent for the posi-.
ton He has had Considerable experience in pnb.
lie anairs and Is a man Of undoubted integrity
His Pecnniary circumstances place him beyond
the reach OF temptation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

A NEW Book.-We are indebted TO the pub
fishers, who send US copy through the hands of
Mr.. Joe Shillington, for the Countess and the
Page, new novel by George w Reynolds.
Philadelphis: published by T. b. Peterson &
Brothers, 3O6 Chestnut street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24
New York Markets.

NEW YoRk, May2i Flour is firm; sales re 600
bbls; State IS .05aS l2k; Ohio IS s5a6 90; South
ern Ia dull at S575a6-25. Wheat 10 buoyant and
active; red State 81 p; Kentucky white 81 6s
Corn Is tending downward; sales 5000 bush;
mixed 57a6Sc; yellow 7Oc Pork is heavy; mess
sl7 5Oasl7 CD prime SO .5Oal337. Whisky ia
lower at n 4 abe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

NEW York, May24-stocks are easier: CHICAGO
ana kock Island 69A; Illinois Central shares 81 ;
DO bonds 1k; NewNCrk Central s2a,; Reading
l2h; Mo. 6'so4S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

IL Prince de Joinville, who is now in this
city, saws that the statement made. by the Rev
Eleazer Williams, that he (de Joinville) revealed
tirely false. - -"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

FINE PoLHAs.-Metzerott sends us series of
i've Of Castor DE Lilies very beautiful Polkas Sc;
for the piano, which are regarded as being among
the most fascinating musical compositions Of the
d.0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

II The Editorial Associatan of New Jersey
have unanimously agreed to advance the system
CT payments
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Baltimsre n1arkets-

BALTIMORE, May 81 Flour steady; Howard sf
$3.50. Wheat is firm at 81 .35aI 81; red al IS
al IS. Corn dull, and 2c. lower; white 6ss7Ic
yellow 66a70c. Provisions are firm. WHISKY is
quiet nj Gle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24
THE LATEST NEWS
TIE EG RAPHIC.
Consul Harris Net Dead.

NEw YoRK, May IA Shanghai circular Of
March I'D SAYS the latest intelligence from Jeddo
states that the health Of Consul Harris had i'm
proved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24
Alexandria Markets.

ALExANDRIA, May % extraordinarily ~. sSs
white, fair 20 good, 81 f0asl so; red a 30a
sl.5s. Corn-white 0oc; mixed 6ac; yellow 700
Rye seas3c. Oats 40a4ic. Corn Meal 7sasOc per
oashet Seeds-Timothy - S0as3 so; Clover IS on
az $50 Flaxseed 81. Provisions-Butter roll
Isasoc. bacon loo. Pork s7as7 50. Lard I0aiac
whisky 24s30c. Fish-Herring IS 0os IS 90 per
thoosandi Shad sl0aSi3 per hundred; very few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24
FUTURE DAYS.
By &c, MoGUIRE co Auc,i,

By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Auctiopeers.
A FLOODED RIDING MARE AND FOAI
"A FoR SALE.-On SATURDAY, MAY 18th we
snail - u 'front.' of our auction rooms superior
BlOoded Riding Mare and Foal. This mare was
sired by "lmaum, one Of the celebra'ed Arabian
stations sent over to President Van Buren Inv the
lmanm 81 Muscat, and the foal was sired by the
celebrated trettIng stallion Morse Grey" She ~
a very superior riding mare, gentle, awful and
eli-gaIted, and, as blood mare. would be inval-
liable TO gentlemen wishing 60 raise blooded stock
ma DIST J. q. Mes UTRE a. CO., Auots-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

By A. GREEN. Auotioneer.
ENTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
~ SECOND HAND FURNITURE AT AUCTION On
sATphDAl. the 18th instant, l shali sell, at my
auction hoom, at the corner Of Seventh and d
streets, No 5S at 10 O'Clock O. M, large and ex-
eetlent assortment Of nearly rev second hand Far
ntare, belonginE 70 persons declining house. keeo
ing. We mention in part
On hue Walnut Dsmask Broeatelle covered Par
- lor Set, comprising
FRENCH Sofa, two !srge Arm Castor and four Parlor
Chairs.
Several Gothic ard Fancy Chairs, one whaino,,
Mar5ie-top Ceatr. and other fables and Stands,
T. Inc SKI sn-fset Extension Dining Table,
Ghlna, u ass, snd Crockery Ware.
iiNxoIy Knives, Plated Spoons aud Forks,
" ass and other Lamps
nnectPtiOn Rush, Cane seat, and other Chairs,
DIuseels and other CARPETS and Mating,
Bureaus and Wardrobes
wash Closets and Stand.
Two hne painted Cottage Chamber Sa.a
HAIR and Shuok Mattresses
Re ther II flows and Bedding
t.ooklHg, Radiator. and other Stoyas
WITH large assortment Of Kitchen Utensils
Terms: All sums under S25 cashe over : 1s I.
dorsed, bearing interest IN
ma Si-d A. GEEEN AM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

JAPANESE REcEPrIoS.-The time of the Japan
ese nnis-i~- iH this city being very limited, we
learn that, for convenience of Senators and Mem
oers who may desire to call on them, the Minis
tiers will be gratihed to receive them and the
ladies Of their families when agreeable) at their
Hotel, on Friday and Saturday next. between II
O'Clock a. m. and p. m. We learn, further, that
they made the usual call on the Senator'S yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS OF THE DISTRICT
MlLrrTA-Major General, Roger C. weightman
MAJOR General, George C. Thomas; Major Cen
eraI, William b. Randolph; Col. Charles Lee
Jones, Adjutant General
Hwiil De seen from the above that Mr.. Thomas
mas received the appointment of second Major
1enerai, and not that Of Adjutant General, as
stated BY us a few days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

BOARD OF VISITORS TO The NAVAL AcADEMY.-
The Board Of Visitors to the Naval Academy az
Annapolis, which is to meet on the LIST of June,
consists of the following naval officers Captains
Lavalette. Wilkes, GlendY, Price, and w r Tay-
lor A cruise in the Scholarship Plymouth, to
French and Spanish ports and to the Azores, by
the fourth class, is contemplated at an early day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24
WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

CONCLUDED The debate upon the caucus reso-
lutions Of the Democratic party In the Senate was
concluded by the speech delivered yesterday by
Senator wigfall. Its result may be summed up
In the declaration that il exhibited the fact that
Senator Douglas stands completely outside of
the Democratic party organization-sof far as iden-
htY with Ii upon its priDci Piles is concerned-as
any avowed member of the Republican party.
The territorial slavery question is the great DO
Htical question in issue between the parties upon
IT, this debate shows, every member Of the Senate
claiming identity with the Democratic party ex-
oePt Mr. Douglas. Mr.. Pugh and Mr. Clingman
hold one position; while Messfs Douglas and
Pugh occupy a position as hostile to that of the
Democratic party of the body, as that occupied by
the Republican party. Mr.. Clingman's position
is simply spologetic for that of Mr. Douglas
1elntly So however, since the progress of the de-
rate has demonstrated the fact that be must make
up his mind either to follow his political file
leader in his rapid progress to avowed identity
with the Republican party, or retrace his steps
back TO the position Of his Democratic fellow
Senators
AProPcs-We trust that all who desire to COM
Prehend precisely what Senator Douglas has been
ABOUT, politically, for the last three years will
read the speech Of Senator Benjamin. IL ever
pchtlcal charlatanism, unfaithfulness unsound-
ness, turbulence and Impotence were made plain,
senator B shows, beyond peradventure that such
only has been the political capital on which
Douglas has been alone trading frst with one
party and then with the other, since le57.
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MAY "a, 1850

Pituburg, Ps......... clear, go.
Barometer at the Smithsonian at Jam. fco,.
rected Tor temperature,) %, Os3; at noon 3O,Oii.
Thermometer at Z a. m. 65'; at noon, $50
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS hFTERNOON6 TY1- 01oPpo

- 3, J. G; MEG UIRE Il CO, Aac,iopeer.-
REAOIlT,yL EUROPEAN Oil PAINT
~ NOS VIII b. sold az auction IN THiiRS
DAY, May 24th, at Eve O'clock, 81 the AnctiSn
Eooms.a colieoiion 81 upw. rds of 10 very cbolcs
European oil Paintings, Just lmported al osre
luy hniShec by talented artittz Of faris and RIM
scls. me above pictures are ola high clsss ard
comprise Vaiufbie original PAINTINGS by eminert
hvns lists, and fine copI>s a Some n re ~, !,
9aehLsted pictures Of fhe old masters now IN the
din-rent galleries Of Europe. Among the subiects
my be found Groups. res of iife size aistovt
SumscG, Architectural aud street Views in dir
ieIeni european cities, Cattle and Flower Pieces
ihcludlng hn@ copy ~ Rosa Roahem's rloture in
the Luxemburg Gallery, Landscapes. a. with a
stTTas vsIety OF s'ze and style, subject and finish
ne stte ton OF the lovers Of good pictures Ia
resp tiully invited &c this sale 10
The PAINTINGS Will be exhibition for tire,
days prior IN sale. " ~
Terms; S5e and under, cash; over ss' a credit Of
81 AND 9i daIs, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed,
ma Ia 4 C MnGuIRE A. ca A..
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ADJUSTMENTS.
M A L q HIS Il Liza
w WILL OPEN AT
PHILHARMONIC HAIL.
Pa GreHHe, WASHINGTON d. e.,
On WEDNESDAY, May 23p, 1867,
For A SHORT SrASnN

Ihese superb Paintings embrace every object of
interest la northern, Central and Southern ltaIy
m, A: w. FEN o, Esq,
Paintings. WIZ
Doors open every evening at o'clock; commence
afternoon at o'clock commence AT
Admission Is cents; children Is cents schools 10
CENTS Una I) j. YOUNG, Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

THE WEATEKR.-The following report Of tie
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonisn Institution. The time Of observation 4,
about Z o,clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24
By Barnard a BUIKEY. AuotloDeer,-
GsorgefotrH, -. C.

o GsorFstotrH, -. c,
TWO FRAME DWELLING HOUSES ON
,bpblpSE ,SI ,GEoRGEIowS, AT AUCTION On
O'CLOCK, We sha sell, IA front Of the premises pat
o. Lot IL. IN Holmead's addition To Georgctown
W. ngomery street, and running b. OK ID feet ard
Improved ~ two good Frame Dwelling Houses
This ground IL part of the estate OF the late samuel
baslI, and the title ls unquestionable.
maI7-d BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auct..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

GLYMONT PAVILION.
HIS Beautiful summer resort has been greatly
improved and rs now open for the accom- 4
mediation OF Parties. Boats can be char SEA0
tered this season on the most reasonable lEihE
terms making 1t the cheapest and most n1ea-snt
place for excursions on the Potomac river Snnday
cchoos and other religious parties that do not wish
TO paTtlci pate ~ dancing will find every other ac
coInnodation for the ENJOYMENT of both cbildpen
and parents. The place can ba engaged for exeur
sIons by making application at the corne, Of I'll
teenth street and Penn avenue " ~
y. Bi-Tfe grounds are free to all parties after
tnree lays no Ice. Meals and Refreshments will
ma 3-eolm JONES & MILLER
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A FTERNOON AND EVENING PIC MIC
"a the AMATEI-R MI-SICAI ~ -.

EXCURSIONS AND PIC MICS.
HE CltlZans of Washington and Georgetown
Viii please take notice that nv ON .
NlBUSES can be had at all times lssxs<sS.TSss
ior Excursions and Pic-NIcs. Not fs37S.-sSs1s
being engaged ia any particu ar business thew ave
at the service OF he public on the most reasonable
enth street, opposite the Avenue House or the Sta
Stitute III
ma 10 3td& eotf HIGH LATHAM
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PERSONAL.
LOST AND FOUND.

&C KEWARD.-Lost this (Thursiar) morning.
sDc MAY oath, probably the Avenue near tho
CenIeI Ma, ket, or on street, near the DapOt an
ACCOUNl BOOK, in watch the names of most
oI the Iestan' ant keepers in Washington are i'm
scrlbe IL Is of no value Ia any one hut tho under
slsnen, who MI pay IS reward to the finder on
Sgnare: or NJ. Huhn's Seventh 81: o. NJ the ~ .
Office, or at their place ~ - " ' E'''
ra2i-2tE - Ca 80 II II m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

OFFICERS OF THE NEw STEAM SLooF-oF-wAR
PAwsEE The following is list of the officers
OF the new United States steam sloop- of war
Pawnee, preparing at Philadelphia for sea, and
which 1t is thought will be sent to join the Gulf
squadron: Commander, II J. Hartstine, Lieuten-
ants, samuel Marcy, T. C. Harris, Geo. Brown;
Master, Philip Porcher; Passed Assistant Surgeon.
r. M Gunnell; Purser, Geo. w. Clarke; Mid
shiPman, Geo. Dewey; Chief Engineer, George
1ldeon; Second Assistant Engineers, J. F. Lam
din, j. MeElmell; Third Assistant Engineers.
John Johnson, w. II. Glsding, W. l.. Philips;
Gunner, B Duckyer; Boatswain Francis Nc Loud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

STRhI COW,-Found trespaSsing on the farm
- 81 the subscriber, an old dark brindje -ue.S
Se2 S MIN horns. , Cali lately taken from
Tor this advertisement and take her away
ma asst near TenaI,to r Mn" r
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u. C, McGUIREA CO. ADc,

By j. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioueer,.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH
n ST. 1ETwEEN 18th AND 18TH sTs wFsr-
OnSATURDAf AFTERNOON. MAJ 18th Al 6
O'CLOCK, on ths premises, shall sell the s.s.rrn
part OF subdivision p. in square No Isl outTo- ~
eet on north street. between 18th and 18th sire 10
west, running ack 100 feet 10 an aliey
Terms: One. fourth each; the residue in G. Il and
IL months, with intsrest secured By deed of trust
on the premises. Title perfect
m, "a j. C. NcGUlRE Il CO., Aucts
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By A. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
VERY SUPERIOR FAMILY CARRIAGE
At AUCTION On SATURDAY. the 18th To-
slant, shall sell, in front ofm Auction Rooms.
PIE very superior Family Carriage, or basouche,
leather top, lined through"u tn bread oloth ard
made oil the best materials and to ORDER 10 seat six
persons. Terms cash. -
% A GREEN A..
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN. Auotioneer.

~ For other Auction Sales, see frst page.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS 30

A GRAND PIC NC At ARLINGTON OF
"a the NEST GEORGETOWN
SSAABBATH SCHOOL ASSOCIA- EeSaAzN
DAY, MAY %,
The steamer Flying Cloud viii leave the George
dav. - ''o"' ""ii"s 'iis
The friends of the school, and the public gener
ally are respectfully invited attend and no mains
VIII be spared to ma Ike the occasion an agreeable
o 70 all whomay take part with u.s. The funds
are to buy a library for the School.
MIthers' hne baud has been engaged
Ilckets Is cests. Boats Fare round trim Is cts
ma XIV THE COMMITTEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

DIV n. OhEENB Auctloneer.
DAILIFF'S SALE OF LAGER REER AT
- AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY. the 10Th inst
shall sell IN front of the auctIOn store of Green
no 92O Seventh street, at 10 o'clock a m by vir
Tue OF two executions Ia favor of G.. w Bnte or
ST., against AcTan Il LovinstIne of the firm n
-, 81 kegs of fresh Lager Beer.
Terms of sale cash.
A. DUVAII,, RaiIE
MAS T,S&M A GREpN anc,
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NEW MUSIC FOR The DAY!
I'm THE JAP 33sSIE ffEgSLIsHED'
81 cents Fo T.h . coiored view Of Jeddo. Price
w, METZERoTTs
-. "a q, Mnslc and Piano store.
~ zS-St Corner Of Eleventh a. and "a av
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

RS,ELLEN Ely BLUNT'S READING
~ Tor the Ladies Mount Vernon Association.
inst, az WII!ards' Hall which has been generously
on req nv tn liberal prOpTiFtors free Of charge for
AZ the music and bookstores and at the Hall on
saturday evening. Doors open at 7 o'clock. reading
n q n. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-24

Ne CIR CKET.-The Washington Cricket Clint
ttS VIII meet for practice every evening. Gen
terheh wishing information respecting the CluL
VIII please call at WOodley's Portrait Gallery cor
ner of Eleventh st and Pa avenue ma d 'Sts