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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-15
THE LATEST NEWS
TELEG z APHIC.
ONE DAY LATER FRou EUROPE.

! Arrival OF the Persia.
NV \ ORA, Aug IS The ROYAL mail steam -
/ here last night
The steamship Arabia arrived ont on the ID
| Cottoa-The estimated sales on saturday were
10000 bales. including 90 Tor sn.,,niatlon "a
export. The market closed firm at the Anglo
| Saxon quotations
| The weather bad been unfsvo-shle n, tb.
crops. Flour vas quiet but steady Al pan.
Wheat was steady; red loo ted aIls ID VIII
Us, fine new Baltimore rcd la ID Corn u,s
bu9yani at the Anglo-saron's advance, mixed
and yellow BIOS. Sd abs white 33s Cd asa
Provisions were dun Reef heavy and QUOT,
tions barely maintained. Pork quiet but stsady
Lard firm but quiet, az 60s a63s Bacon steady
General Produce sugar quiet but hrm COT
fee quiet Rice steady Ralsins steady al 4 I'd
ais Sd TurpentHs steady a. BIS 70 A3ls
American securities were arm and genera Nv
unC hanged. IN Cent shares had advanced 70 .
a3l discount Bullion in tue Bank hsd decreased
ti95,OOO- The Money Market was slightly more
stringent, with an increased demand. Consois
The protocol between the Western Powers
agreeing to send - 100 troops O. syria. had been
sgned Il Paris France Ia 10 seUd half the troogs
all OF whom are TO stay there siH months
wards Calabria
Another protocol Of the Paris Confereno, calls
on the Porte 70 carry out its engagements respect
ing the Christians Tie Svri,n force a a. hs
under The orders Of a joint comm ssion Of ths
great Powers
The English Parliament has agreed 10 vote
LI-NNy.utN Tor Tort n dtiOns
Preparations making FOR \ great marty con-
test IN Parliament on the paper duty resolutions.
here are rumors q an Interview between Ma
poleon and the Queen Of Spain
] be Paris 0ourse on the Sd closed Arm, rentes
Of Soc
The text Of the convention between G,ribsldi
and 6en. Clarv has been published The evacu-
auon OF sicily by the NeapolltanI 10 stipulated
~ u, however, asserted that Garibsldi 10 pre-
pairing 70 transport his troops 20 the main land
81, Dates from Calcutta are 10 June u, and Hong
hong TO June :. There was 4 great Panic a
Snangbae; the rebels were approaching the CITY
and business had been suspended. At Canton
the tea market was dull
THE LATEST
PARIS. Saturday-The Patrie Saws that tho
regiments for syria LEFT ChalCns TO-DAY Four
steamers left Toulon Yesterday 20 embark troops
Great agitation prevails IN Gambia, Jcddsh, and
Arabia
NAPLES, Aug 3-The city IS tranquil
RoNE, July 81 The q isturbance al Amino was
caused by the populace shouting for Garibaldi
Sen Lamoriciere hrs sent troops 20 Terracino
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A SERIOUS LOss.-Saturday nj ght, gentleman
residing in the Northern Liberties went to mar
ket. having in mis- possession about $40; met
with some vely friends and took drink or two.
which rather intoxicated him He displayed his
cash to his companions at the drinking places
freely. After staying his time out he started for
nome, and was accompanied by two or three of
bis companions. After his arrival upon looking
for his cash he discovered that he was mi aus al
except abOu- s.. Such incidents should serve to
urge every young gentleman, when he has "a
pocket full crooks and meets lively company TO
obey the ScripturaI injunction, Watch and be
sober -
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Dreadful storm near New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, August ia violent storm
In this vicinity on Saturday clused immense dan.
aye to property. At Procterville, the terminus II
the Mexican Gulf Railroad the water rose over
twelve feet, submerging the entire place and car
rying away every house with thu exception OF one
Between - aQd 90 lives were lost.
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NOTIcE TO WAsluNGToNIANs.-Th Of our
Tellow-citizens eaying for the watering places
and elsewhere should hear in mind that we do
not mail The SrAR except after payment in ad-
vance al the rate Of g. \ cents per month.
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NIr. Newnrdin Rn.tan

BOsTON. Aug. 4.-Senator Seward arrived
from Portland about ten O'Clock last nig ht, aud
was Met at the depot by large crowd who ss
COrted him 70 the Revere House. where he We
serenaded Brief Speeches followed, from Gov
ernOr Banks, Senator Seward, Senator Wilson
and Hon. A. n Rice. The reception was q very
enthusiastic atfaIr
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Aug Is Flour closed quiet but
steady; Howard ST. Ohio and City Mills are held
at IS 50 Wheat clos d quiet; rid 81 25aSl %;
white SIr35al 90. Corn closed frm; hite s2aS3,
yellow 72a75c Provisions clos d firm; bacon
sides l0aI2xc whisky closed trm at 22a22 Xe
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HELD FOR CoURT.-Thls morning, Mr.. j. d.
Stewart app cared before Justice Donn to answer
TO charge Of assault and battery upon Mr. c ID
blanchard. 1t appears that the latter had written
i. mote to Mr. Stewart which he regarded as highly
offensive, aud that when they met the defendant
Ia tue case asked an explanation, which was re-
fused, and tlis eN1sperated Stewart who struck
Mr.. Blanchard Mr. Stewart did not deny the
fact charged, but argued strongly in justification
OF his cond act. The Justice Temar ked that b =
duty was 20 hold Mr. Stewart to bail for court
which he did In the sum Of s3Uu.
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The Cincinnau Emhrzzlrmrnt Case.

ToRONro, Aug &c. n McDOugal, one a
the parties connected with the Cincinnati embsz-
element, delivered himself up 10 the aUthOrit -
Saturday, but discharged on the sams
grounds that Montague was. McDougle claims
the SIS O,O and IL is reported thst he viii bring
suit against the CITY f,rit
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RowDYIs,I-Last night two young men went
10 the residence Of John RupP, on Capitol Hill,
and raped At his door The window was opened
for the purpose Of seeing who was there and
what was wanted, when the party let loose a
shower Of stones, smashing the windows. but for
tunately doing no considerable injury to the in
parties, who, II is said are known, and will be
arrested
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NsU Yark ylarksts

NEW YORK. Aug. l5.-FlOur has advanced Sc !;
State IS 20, Ohio IS 4Oa5 So Southern s. .4Os5 90
Wheat has advanced lie. Corn Is firm; mixed
cay 628c. Pork is dull. Lard 10 heavy. Whisky
is dull al bic
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NOTICE District Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
AZ and forwarded from THE STAR Ofice.
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MRS, " INSL0W, az experienced nurse and iemdl Q
ing which greatly facilitates the process of teethinr
0y SCREENING the gums, reducing al Inflammation
Will allay AL psln, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon II, mothers, II will give rest
70 yourselves, and relief and health TO your infants.
Perfectly safe IN all Gases. See advertisement in
another column. 90 lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-15

The POPULATION Of Washington as near as
as,ertained by the census now being taken, is as
follows.
First Ward-The number Of free inhabitants is
7,u9'i slaves $50 In $50 the free population Of
this ward was 29l; the same number of slaves
Fifth Wart-Free population this census, {, $50;
slaves, 49,. In 1850 the number was $50; slaves,
l31
sixth w ard-Free population, 5 Sal; slaves 1l3
I'm 1850 the free population was 2 $50; slaves liz
seventh Nard-The population is over 10000.
In 1850 the free population was ,73l and 25i
slaves
In the year 1900 Washington city had 3 30 in
habitants; Georgetown, 1893; alexandria and
county, 500 4 he year lSU3 witnessed all in
crease in Washington to ,362; in 1907 to 652
In $50 Washington had S,29S; Georgetown OILS,
Alexandria, with the county, 9,.i4
On the 3lst Of December, 1s22 there were in
Washington, brick dwellings, 1 ,O99; wooden do
l2i2 workshops and stores, 15o; public ard mu-
nicipal buildings, -.
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RAILROAD CARs-The Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company received yesterday from New
York by the schooner VandeTwOOrt two fine loco
motives with tenders attached They We're man.
ufactured by the Rogers Machine Company, at
Patterson, and are named "Charlottesville''
and - Lynchburg.
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To-Day Is the Feast Of the Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, and is duly observed in our
Catholic and Episcopal churches At ST Patrick 8
high mass was cele brated at IOb O'Clock by Rev
Father Boyle, and the old choir sung, with great
excellence, the third mass by Haydn, under the
direction Of the accomplished OTganist, Prof J
T. Garfield
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TIE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL. Mr.,
Editor: In the Star of this evening see further
communication in regard to the use Of the Bible
IN the public schools, which | beg lenve to
answer, notwithstanding the uncomplmentary
manner In which | am addressed. Had that COM
municatiOn been received a warmer day, II
would have been as valuable a whole load Of
Boston Ice. | am asked, " How long freedom to
worship God endured unstaned on the wild New
England shOre1n Answsr-Untl the present day,
(namely, August Is, ISG0 And IL will endure
while the star-spangled banner waves on Ameri-
can soil. We will have no crowned heads, and
no higher pOten tateS to kick off crowns. AS for
Puritan reputation, 1 most respectfully submit
that subject TO the public, believing that all
unbiased people will agree with me, that truer-
hearted women, or better men, never lived Then
the writer speculates upon the terms Repub
licanh and Protestant ! take my Webster's
Dictionary, which | believe 10 he admitted 10y all
TO be the standard dictionary of the English Ian
guage; | find the words defined follows
Professionalism, the reformed religion. Repub
Hcan, pertaining to or consistent with republic
Republic, State governed by representatives
elected by the citizens IL was in this sense ] use
the words. IL they have "HsgGtirs' or affirmative
meaning, where is tue authority 10 be found
Beware, sir, how you volunteer to Pull the moat
from your neighbours eye, while the beam may be
found in your own | am invited, First to
hnd out what the Bible is, If | know enough
\ es sir, / can read English. The Bible the book
which contains the Sacred Scriptures of which
there are seven different trdnslatiOns in English,
besides one that translated by one Of the
POpeS. 1t would be useless waste Of time for
every individual TO translate the Bible for them
selves. We therefore ask which Of those transa-
tons have been made with the most care His
tory answers the one called King James's Bible
We therefore accept that the most correct
Again, the Bible is the law Of the Lord " which
Is perfect" The Bible, in its quintessehce, is
this Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all
thy. heart, and thy nei2hbor as thyself Upon
this rests all the law and the prophets" Secondly
you ask, Glow is il TO be Identified 30 / answer,
III any man lack knowledge, let IA m ask of GOd,
who glveth all things iiberally'' Last of all
there comes that pharisaiCal boast Of Certainty
OF faith" on are Of the seed Of Abraham, -
suppose should suppose you have travelled far
In divine life, by the display you make Of Chris
tian graces" Methinks see the look Of contempt
with which your lip is curied you think Of
those who do not believe you do pom theology
suppose your prayers sound somewhat Ii ke the
Old gentleman's we read Of, namely: "Lord bless
me and my wife, my son John and his wife. us
four and no more" BIB
Washington, August A.
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BRECKENRIDGE FLAG POLE IN ALEXANDRA.
The Brec klnridge democrats of the Third Ward
Alexandra, are making preparato ns for the cree
ton Of tall democratic flag staff in that sectio on
Of the CITY. The staff is to bear aIoft the Ameri-
can ensign and pennant inscribed with the
names Of Breckenridge and Lane.
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NIEvrp,s NTrp.crrors Vvv1x

MEYERS Miraculous VERMlN DESTROYER,
the oldest and best remedy known for eGtermInat-
ing Rats and Mice, COckroaches, Bugs, Ants
den Insects.
IJ-PrinciPal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma lS-Sm
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Conference.-The expected improvement of
Fourteenth street, from PENNSYLVANIA avenue to
r street, has been commenced under the super
vision of the Commissioner Of improvements of
the First and Second Wards. II is hoped and be-
lleved that the work will be speedily completed
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stand that Mr. Weldon, the proprietor at Nerd an
Hill, INTENDS TO give regular down-east clam
bake at that popular place Of resort at a early
day He has ordered the clans from Egg Harbor
and the live Yankee who superntended the
recent Douglas clam bake at the North, il Is said
has been engaged for this occasion. Keep ! look
out for the advertisement
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kentuckr EIection

LOUISVILLE. Aug l3-Ninety counties out of
one hundred and four In the SCate give COOmbs
% ,s33 majority over McClsrty.
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is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
ufylng, Cleaning, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies', try It. Sold by all Drug
glsts and PERU mers mar IL en
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WANTS.

DRY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED-Ac-
~ qusi1ted with the city trade. none Others need
Apply. Permanent situation, and Liberal pay.
FERRY & BKO Their. 81 IS 81
WANTED-By steady and industrious mar a
w SITUATION a. collector. Best of recon
m ndtrons given. Address VI, C, Star Office.
jy l.-tf
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L FREE CONCERTS!
LRNST LOEEFLER, Netc York drenKe, BE-
tlcstH LIST aHi 2d streets, would respectfully -,
state To the public that A CONCERT ofA}5
SELECT MUSIC will be given every MON M
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, at his Pavilion, commencing at ) O'Clock
and ending AT 10 p. IN. Previous 10 the Concert.
the Saloon Is open TO those desiring 10 while
away few hours the may dance. ICE
CREAM, WATER ICES, and every description
of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
prices.
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mo Dur
poses, are requested 10 give day or two NOTICE.
je Is SIN
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ITO! FOR FORT WASHINGTON.

The Choir Of Seventh street Presby terrain Church,
with School, will give an ENCUR-
SION to the Fort on FRIDAY, Au- Es4s4hs<N
gust II e-1~1<zaszE>s
Vocal aud instrumental music. The steamer
PHESIX has been engaged and will leave the foo' of
Sixth street at SO O'Clock, touching at Alexan drIa
returning early IN the n ng.
Tickets for gentlemen 81 cents; ladies' IS and chill
dTen Is cents; 10 be hat al VIM. BaIiautyuo's Sav-
enth street, Y. Davls's, Pa. avenue. and o. Bos-
wells, ID. ID. Davidson's, or at the boat au lS-4t
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RARRH,s TRIcnPHERnrs

LTON's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death 10 Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap 9-Sn
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The FLETCHER CHAPEL Sunday School picnic
which was To have come of to-day at Bladens
burg, it will be seen by advertisement In anothe
column, has been postponed until Friday next.
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: cont dlHS n

LYOS's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
EXtermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants,
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poisson
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SILKS IN DRESSES AND ROBEs.-The ladies are
raising quite all excitement at this time in conse-
quence ofthe bargains Perry & Brother are selling
in silk dresses and robes
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BEAR IN MIND the prize pic mic at Analostan
la ID Tomorrow, Thursday For particulars
see advertisement in another column
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Personal.

nj DAME FELIX. FORTUNE TELLER,
" from Paris, informs her former friends and the
public generally, that she has removed TO as 1
Tenth street, between r and F, where she will be
HAPPY to see all who will favor her with a Sa!l.
al lS-SW+
ATTENTION ~
Il hJ EIS POR FER. INVENTOR. viii call at the
oHce Of G. NJ. Gulee, +74 Seventh street, he viii
hear something to his advantage. ANY INFORMATION
HlnIst -atnr, or any of his heirs, will answer.
au ll-lw' en- NULEE, Attorney at { aw.
MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsTROLO-
~ GIsT AND DoCTREss, yHSt from EiITOps.-Ghls
highly gifted and intelligent lady can be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events. Gail 81
washington. je 10 SIM
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CORPORATION STOCK.-This morning J. G
McGuire d Co, auctiOneers, sold 81 600 Corpora
ton six per cent quarterly stock, at lOI1.
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ANOTHER ELECTION for the vacant constable
ship In Alexandria county is to take place to-
morrow No candidate for the office has vet
come out
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AMUSEM ENTS.

GRAND BALI.
u AND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
COLUMBIA SPRINGS.
On TUESDAY, August 2's.
The National Quadrlle Association take great
plea sure Ia informing their maly friends that 20
their second GRAND ASSEMBLY will -
take place at COLI MBlA SPRINGS onC&
TUESDAY EVENING. August 2lst onllS
which occasion there Will be a grand display Of
Fireworks Also, select string band vii be an
aIteudance
IA .ketS, Fifty cents; admitting gentleman a d
ladies.
Coaches will leave corner Pa. avenue and Sew
entR street At the follow hours: S.4.5 = and Q
O'Clock Return ng viii leave the Springs at 9, To-
II, :. Z and o clock.
Good order may he relied on, as special police
will be IN stt6 ndance
Prof LONZ NNG VIII act as hal lad master on this
au IS cot COMMITTEE
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The CITIZENS GRAND Picnic for the benefit Of
the orphans of 81. NiHcents Female Orphan
Asylum, will take place at Arlington Springs on
Monday next, the 10th inst For full particulars
SCI advert semrnt IN another column
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A GFASD BALL and display Of fireworks Is
ann ,unoed 20 come OF Et Columbia Springs on
Tuesday next. See advertisement IN another
column.
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wIsTlR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

WISTlR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The 70 lowing letter from Rev. HENhY WOOD of
Concord, y H., Editor Ofthe CongTeg atlOnal Jour
ma, speaks volumes IN favor of WtStdr'S Bdisdm:-
CONCORD, n. H., March 2.
sMRssRs. SKTH w. FOwLK q Co.-GeHtl,m.H:
Two yea:s ago, a sudden and violent attack upon
my Lungs mined me TO my bed for several weeks,
aad when recovered, was so much oppressed by
difficulty IN breathing, that was often unable 10
sleep or rest upon bed by night. The suffering
extreme, and judging from tue Inefhcacy of the
remedies ms d. | supposed the disease IncuTable
fieIng persuaded To try a bottle Of WiStdTS ISan
a W,sd ChsTry without co hdcucs IN It's efficacy :,
found the difficulty almost entlT ly moved Ue-
fore one bottle was used up. sympathy with my
fellow sufferers induces ms u make this puhlIJ
similarly afh cted.
With respect, yours truly, HENRY WOoD.
None genuine unless sigHed 1. Burns on the
wrapper. - - -
Prepared By :. w. Fowle 4 Co, Boston, and for
sale BY IL. ID. Gilman, y. c. Ford jr., T. b. Waite.
G. Stott, John SchwarZe, Nalrn a Palmer, Wash
ngtOn; and by dealers everywhere, suN-lvF
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For BEDFORD SPRINGS u > Marshal Selden,
accompanied by hs son and daughter, left the
city DV the early train this morning for Bedford
springs Deputy Marshal George w. Phillips
sets as L = Marshal during the absence Of Col
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TOR RENT.-A two story BRICK DWELL
ING with basement aud attic, west side 9th
street, No 49, north of the Patent Office En-
quITe next door south, or at No. 23o oh street.
au ll-WF
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CENTRAL GUARD-HOUsK CAsEs-John Marty
was drunk and disorderly, and falling into the
hands OF the guards. he was Gagged for the night
THIS morning, being required to pay the sum Of
. - the amount required in cases demanding
tue special attention that was given him-and not
having the ready at hand, he sent TO the
yyorkhouse for o. days.
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TOR SALE-A lot of LAND containing acres
D IN PrlCce GeOrge'dcOu " adjoining the District
line, miles north of Washington city and miles
from the Soldiers Home, IN n healthy neIghbor-
hood improved with a coTnfOrtah @ dwelling an an
orchard OF select fruit. Situation desirable as
building site convenient TO churches, schools C.
Terms liberal For particulars inquire on tins prem
lses 10 the subscriber
au l5-e1lmH Mrs f DAVIS
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EOR SAL.E-A fine substantial BRICK
i HOUSE, on 18th 81, between l. and VI SITS,
with large stable and Carnage House ANY ore
wa"tIug such House Will be- sold on very &C
commodati1g terms, or exchange for smaller prop
erty For private residence none can surpasg -
Inquire Of GEO. L. LANGLN, on l. ST, near l4ih
St. au la-tf
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FOR SAL .E-Very cheap. on reasonable terms.
Il one OF the most desirable BUILDING LOTS
IN the city, situated the north corner of 6th
81, and New York Avenue. Enquire of JOS. r.
HODGSON, Stove Mandatory, No. 4O3 18th St,
between II and SITS. 15-rf
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IDENCE on Twelfth street, between Il AID II
least sIdeD containing OF rooms, with wafer and
gas formerly occupied 10y ii. II NOss, Esq. In point
of location and convenience this house is unsur-
passed. Inquire of X. w BATES. wood end coal
dealer, corner Of and Fourteenth SITS. aus #
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w 90 D! w O O m
STOVE and KINDLING WOOD, at the loves
possible pnce.
Il. J. Il w. NJ. GAIT,
asa Pa. sv., between 18th and 18th SITS,
ma 1T-tf north aid
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275 Al EN- 275
JACK SON,
P L T E r E f S,
PENSA. AVENUE,
Between 10Th and llth streets. lie l9
ITO CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES.

ID NOTICE.
L ERSONS Declining housekeeping or having a
surplus of household effects can find ready .ale BY
calling at my Furnishing store, 42s 18th street. be-
tween g and II streets, cast side.
ap 2-Sm RUDOLPH BUCHLY
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DOR SALE OR RENT-A pleasantly situated
COTTAGE HOUSE, containing 2 rooms.
There Is square of ground attached under cultIva-
ton; large stable on one end If tho square. The
place will be sold upon very reasonable terms, or
rented TO prompt tenant. Possession given on tho
lst IF August: For particulars inquire of BAR
BOJR G SIM VI rs, Grocers. ~ .7-eO6t
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STORE FOR RENT.-Situated on the South
- side OF Pa ave, between 9Th and 10th, suitable
for any business For further part cu!ars enquire al
No. 303 Pa. ave-, between 9Th and 10th SIS
n Ii n
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DOR SALE OR RENT-A new FRAME
Il HOUSE, containing six rooms and a summer
klcthen, on 18th ST, between X and l. SITS. Enquire
at No 9J2 street. An il az
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND Near the City Hall, small GOLD
4 CHAIN. which the owner can have by applylu g
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