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THE NATIONAL GUARD BATTALION
Il take pleasure In inouncing to their "a
friends, military and civic, that arrang ements -
are complete for grand PIC NC at AR -
Wlthers' brass and string band are engaged, AID
Ia addition to hne music, good dancing and expe-
have very kindly accepted invitation to sing in
concert, ana Will during the Intermissions OF the
O'Brien, Thos. Stons, Andrew Bain, G. w Hawk
J. w. Humphrey, O'Donnell. The boat from
Georgetown will run Usual-sta ting from the
Aqueduct commencing at 3 o'clock. Omnibuses
from 18th st and Pa. av same hour, and every hour
during the day Tickets 81 cents, admitting a gem
Lleman and ladies; to be had of any member Of tho
COMMITTEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17

" The New York papers are full of particu-
lars OF the life and death Of the pirate Hicks who
was hung on Friday at Bedloe's Island. Accord
ing TO bis own confession he was one OF the vilest
monsters OF the age; cruel, remorseess, and dest-
fute Of every insti net Of humanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17

OAn enthusiastic ratification meeting was
held at Fayetteville, Ark, on the 14th inst, to
lndor'e the no mination of Breckenridge and Lane
Hon. u w. Taylor, elector, addressed the meet
Ing, advocating the claims Of the South with
great zeal Senator Latham arrived at four O'Clock
and was introduced to the meeting, and delivered
very effective speech in favor of Breckenridge
and Lane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17

u A notice has been published by the Arch
DisnoP OF New York, warning the public against
Unknown persons who are going around soliciting
contributions for the Pope. He says those who
contribute aid for the Pope do 1t voluntarily, and
suggests that persons to whom these impostors
apply should have them arrested and punished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17

u The article on account of which Senator
John p. Hale has sued the Boston Courier for
iioei,It is said, was one copied from the New
York Times. An attachment has been laid upon
The ofice for the amount Of damages claimed viz
SIOOcO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17

u disgraceful row occurred in Atcb|son.
N on the 18th inst, about II O'Clock at mig bit
In house Of illfame, in which pistols and knives
Were freely used. man by the name of Hiram
Conee was killed with a slung shot, and two
o'ners dangerously We u Ided, one being sho, and
the other badly cut. The officers are on the look
but for the murderer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17

W The total receipts at the recent grand mu-
slcai festival at the Academy Of Music, in New
York, In aid Of Garibaldi, were 81 ,ss2, and the
expenses sSi7.sl, leaving clear balance CO
ale, which has been handed over to Gen
hvezzana, to be RENTED to Gen. GaribaldI.
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ID In st. Louis, on Saturday night, large
gathering was held to ratify the nomination of
francis r. Blair, Jr., for Congress Mr.. Blair
'aae an address, after which variety of brilliant
nfewerks, including one piece in which was
SHOWN the name Of Frank Blair, was exhibited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17

OUR CITY.-Few strangers are now here, and
nearly all Of our resident population who annually
seek cooler places than Washington at this season
are of; some to the mountains, and others to the
sea shore Nevertheless, Washington city is now
buster and brisker than we ever before knew IL
at this season. We judge Of the fact by the de-
mands new being made upon the Stars adver-
Using columns and Its city circulation-both being
far greater than ever before except during the
Congressional seasons
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50 nozpxB RAIp HAIR NETS.
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING TsE CIJs.
l. TOM HOUSE Al BALTIMORE, Md
TREAsURY PEPARrMENr,
W aaFFrHn-AH I,.I-- ~ ro1


WARRINGTON. July IS, 1867
PROPOSALS w II be received at this Denartment
until the fifteenth day of September, A. D. lsf . at
x O'Clock, noon, FOR the repairs of the Custom
House anthonzsd to be repaired at baltimore.
mar, May and; according to the plans and specifies
be required TO receive the Old cast iron work di.
pensed with IN part payment of the work, at the
Isse gu enc collar per hundred pounds, and will be
required 10 farnish all the ateri.i and perform all
sae necessary labor TO complete the re
Ing 20 the ans furnished,
nety PER cent, OF the amount of work done and
materials delivered according to Contract price
!ssih s"Sant to be ssceItaiped in the manner pre-
agent of he Department appointed for ISat mn n
posel vi be paid monthly, as tho work progrek,es
and ten per cent retained until the coinpletIon ~
the contract and sce.Ptsnee Of the work BY the
non falhlnsnt of contract. Specifcstions and
arsslnEs VII be read, on the 18th of ugpst when
thsy can be had on application to the Departmsnt
.ds ns ssSposss nnst Dc sent 70 Oh psrtmeni,
p,s,ni; endorsed Proposals 10, rspairins fis Bali
- = Ststom h9nse, and will be opened at one
same. " 'eins tho
HOWELL COBB.
" - ANow Secretary OF the Treasury
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IL The Wheeling (va.) Union is the reported
authority for the statement that Hon. Z Kidwell,
democratic elector for that district, died on the
9th inst.
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W The peach crop Of Kent ccsn,y, Md, is
considered dead failure this season, owing to
the late frosts. The wheat has been harvested and
the yield has been good. The oat crop is fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17

Dr. Judge Trumbull, Of Ill, was welcomed
home by the Bellville republicans, on Saturday
night, In an enthusiastic manner
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pic MIC OF, THE AssEMBLY,s CHURCH,
AZ ARLINGTON SPRING.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18TH, 1860.

Withers' celebrated band has been engaged
Dinner and refreshments at CITY IT,
prices. Tickets Is cents ;children 10 8 aSiAxN
cents: Boat leaves the Fourteenth ok7c>.s<zsses
at 7 o'clock; fare 10 cents-children free. Omni9
sus leave corner Pa avenue and 18th St. every hour
Tor the Spring, at Is cts each WAY. By order of
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Spirit Of the Morning Pre,s.

The Conspfstioa treats upon the pretended reg
ularisy Of Mr.. Douglass nomination, and upon
the conflict in the records of Mr.. Douglas and
Mr. Johnson on the territorial question.
The IstsUigerssr, in the third of Its series Of
articles on Parties and their principles" dis
cusses the principles and policy of the democratic
party.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TO-MORROW
ByI. c. MCGUIRE a CO. AuoriOueers.

By ]. c. MCGUIRE A. CO AuotiOneers.
CHANcERY SALE OF yALUsBLE IN
virtue OF decree Of the circuit Court Of the Dls
triot Of Columbia, passed IA the esnse Shere s.n
Msdes sno otaers exeontcIs and aelIs 81 iss and
devIsees Of Bonaventsn s1hsq' seeesse AZ ne &C.
FOLLOWING valuab resi- estate In washington city .
Lots S9s R u sT lard st1sets asst oSns ~
feet ~ inches on north u street aud izS feet %
OF No. - m square No co. 'FRONT.' II9 feet on
Delaware avenu-, by So feet 10 inches on south Is
The whole Of square north Of square No. g.,
fronting sn feets lnche, on vIrsinta sYense. ~
Ieet on south street - feet lnoss, on
lots Nos s. s, e, :, 10 y, -; ls' - ~
and s' IN square No -, eempIisIns me I'D n
street 24s feet inches Ou north street. $50 feet
Eighth street east and $50 feet on Seventh street
And Los Nos. IS and 10, in 'quare no. sst.
fronting 70 feet each on south street estSe,p
the improvements, which 'nsist Of four vel built
tvo-story frame dwelling houses
place on TUESDAY, the I'th DAY Of July, IseO; Of
the ot ,sPsre No s,a on X, ne i5 ~.
on FRi1A1 The 'Sth az q Jay is; ct ~, N
1850; Of the lots IN seuaro So, with tbs improve
pents, on TUESDAY. the wa dsy. o, July. 1885,.
the days above speoifsd. on the respeotive premi-
ses and the property will he sod IN such parcels or
Terms 81 sale One third o.sh and the hslsDc.
IN g, " aud g months secured by the purchasers
security 70 be approved By the trustee snd II not
complied with IN i've days amer the - of proper
y. the terns OF which s's not e.in! WIN WI
expense Of the defaulting purchaser. rPou the fGl
not sfors. the Trustee viii convey the property 20
the respeotlve purchases IN fee supple. All con
v'''H0ns a" i ss'; 8 e III Ts:,.
jsII-stswtIul,i IL '''0 I'M :" w. n '''''
ID TIE SALE OF LOT 9, IN SQUARE
No SO, and the whole square north Of square No.
CHAs; $ WALLACE, Trustee.
iylsd ). c. MCGUIRE co. ABots-
Ny THos si DOW M 3 AuOtOnoer.
I ARGE STOCK OF CHINA, CROCKBRY,
IL GLASS WARS, WINDOW SHADES, CUTLERY,
sS. we ihail commence on THIS Eve
MING, tand continue morning and evening Of each
vefy large aEd ect stock Of the above named
goods, consisting oil
cssars!s. Basins, and Evers, Chambers, 80.
q lass BOWS, Dishes Buffers, Saits, Wares,
Iumblers; csstors, Cvleriss. Lamps, Lanterns.
500 pair Painted. window Shldss, IN Rich and
EesuIful Styles,
OH Cloth fable Covers,
svory BsnaIe Bore and Buck Table Cutlery.
Wstchss' JewCiry, and 3 variety Of Fancy Goods,
The Entire Stock to be sold without reserve IN
Tii St THos- BOWLING. AuO,.
B,A. GREEN, AuouoneSr
VALUABLE CnAsTIN9 sLoQP ~ ABOUT
p TONS BUETgES, SsMEp g; (; BEoos, ThsT
instant, At y O'Clock an, shall sell at NJ. r. W.
RrsJs wharf the hs I'D ,ome and fast sailing sioop
complete order, wei rugged and ready for Imme-
Tsrns ca.h Il capNEu g.,
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" " + j: va %fsSSS;s . Trustees.
y A-2tav&ds j G. MCGUIRE a CO., Auots.

MI ARSHAL'SS virtue II vnts OF fsrI
WI fscIas ISSUED nom the Clerks once OF the Cir
cult Co1rt Of the District Of Columbia, for the
expose 20 public sale, for cash front OF the court
house door Of said county, on MONDAY. the 6th
day Of August next, 1884, ct II O'Clock m all a. fend-
ante ria and interest ~ suo 20 Lot No.
Is IN 20 uere No. "a In the city Of Weshingtor ID.
G., together with a. an siaEu or the improvements
thereon, sszed and levied upon the- property OF
Chas; Nan Pstten and Will be sold % safisff Ju-
OF John W. Thompson aud z. Gips1
A, ls-dt, n. M.,.h.l a., nv. w s "
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~ III. H.B.
HILL BAND will be given at AN
hhkkQQsT Ta,N o., ISLAND on MON EsEN
Tho arrangements made will render the occasion
pleasant one to all who attend. Boats will rnn
throughout the afternoon and evening, commence
ing at o'clock P. M, from the Stone House wharf
foot OF u St, Washington and the dock at the
night. ~
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies'. Fifty
Cents each. ny
No fare charged on the boats. yI7Ies123
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AUCTION SALES.
FFO, other Awctien Sales, Sc, first page.

TFor other AWcfIon Sales, sss fTsf page.
By ]. c. Mo6UIRE CO.. Auctionesrs.
G9gxaE1hkNsbbkk99TA FffAkIRkNo99S, jSS 18th. 4
On sss .Ss & s oss .1t
50 stacks Of verJ Superior Oats; Ill.
three days afuer the sale.
By order OF Commissioner Of P ublic BUILDINGS.
By c. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DRUG AND
FRlSE CfH afo6fkNiNS Gh July a1 aRh =. OooCs
executed OK sna recorded Shall sell the entire STICK
and Fixtures Of Drug and APothsoa,S store,
tire Is south. tlsand.l consisting OF E fresh and
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Pstsnt NJ edlclnes,
The stors has been Teosntly fitted up on sn i'm.
rSwssb sI and hs no m.nns dnsd e. 5
The stock and fixtures will be sold in lot toseher
this sale offers q fine opportunity to any one de-
sirous of engaging in tie business
Terms easy, and nsds knoSn q e the s.ls
jyu-d &c. MCGUIRE CO k1Si..
By :. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. AuOnOneer..
TkUSTEES SALE OF LOTS EAST OF
TERNooN. AGsu.t sIst. At 6 O'CLOCK. a. tbs kGe-
tlon Rooms II J. G Mohn lrs Co, BY virtue 81
S % s snd Sny rsconssd IL LiSeS
l,5 foIos $50. ct SEQ one OF the land record, for
w dshlr ftou county, De u, th3H sell, LOte mum
bered Is Is, II, 10, and g, in 90 uare No. lni.
Terms: One tllTd cash; the residue in s, and
months, with interest, tecured By deed oftrust
on the premises.
All 4 n Sec e * PHT rS
jy l7&Sl&auE2l ]. C.. MCGUIRE CO. Aucts
By J. C. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
On no ina M.yG n.
at O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue ola deed
daged October 18th, IS57 and duly recorded Liber
8, No. las, foos I76 III, l7s, la, and 1870.
of the land records for Washington county, | shall
sell the west part Of Lot 20 l. IN sQuare No. S2s,
fronting IS f5et south street. between sth and
9Th streets, and running back with that width 81
feet, together wi h the improveuents, consisting
OF a G smfnTtatls and we-built three-story brick
dwelling, with necessary out buildings.
Terms: One fourth cash; the resdus in 8, Y. and
10 months with inter a. secured by deed Of trust
upon the premises. III the terms OF sale are not
compiled 18th in five DAYS thereafter. the trustee
reserves the tight TO resell at the risk and Expense
Of the defaulting purchaser.
All oOHvryanoIuE at the cost IF the pure chaser.
EDWARD q, cASTEBL, Trustee.
jyIe 2swhds J. e. MEG TIRE 4 CO.. Aucts
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MI nRsHAL'S SALE-ln virtue of ,wo vrits Of
l'l heIi faolas, iEslsd from the Clerks Once of
the county OF WsshIngton- ana 10 me directed, I
vl expose 70 PUBLIC sale for cash, In trout Of the
court mouse door, Of sSld county. on MONDAY,
the l6sh Gay of August next, 1864 al deferdsnt's
Ileht ute, calm ana interest In and % tue follow
square NO 7O6, and lot No. 81, IN square No. Sol ,
together with all and singular the improvements
Julena Barry ard James {. RarrE, and will be
sold 20 sstsfy Judlolsls Nos. las and l9g, TO MAJ
term 1883, IN avOr Of Anthony Addison.
W. SEIDEN,
Us, Marshal for the District OF Columbis.
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The WEATHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation Ia
about o'clock
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n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR shLE-Three
VERY VALUABLE FARM ON THE WASH
NJ INST0N BRANCH RAILROAD, .NEAF

VERY VALUABLE FARM ON THE VASE
~, INGT0N BRANCH RAILROAD, NEAR
Farm. HAPPY Home" containing one hundred
and twenty eight seres, three rocde, and eng ht
perches, situated between and binding on the
Weshlngton Branch Railroad and the Baltimore
ana WASHINGTON Turnpike, one mile from Be To-
vlle fost Omcea and four miles from the Agrioul-
tural College: The location il unsurpased for
health, society excellent, churches Of nearly al
mile. ~ ~ e
The lard is in 9 high state Of cultivation no
pains or expense having been spared in improving
and fertillzlng. by use Of the most permanent ma.
nures There IL an abundant supply Of water q
never failing stream running through each field.
, Inc improvements consist OF q comfortable
Briok Dwelling, with eight rooms. in excellent
repair, barn, stable, Zoe house. well of water in
the barn yard, an orchard Of choice fruit trees
apples, peaches, plums, DC.
Terms liberal Apply TO J. c. Mcguire CO.,
Auction and Commission Merchants, Washing,
Ton, ". Y. jy l2-eod2w
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By J. C. MCGUIRE co. AuotIoneers.

By J. C. MCGUIRE a co. Auotloneers
TkUSTEE'S SALE OF A BEAUTIFULLY
IMPROVED COUNTRY STAT NEAR THE CRY on
MAsHlNeroN.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, August lat, ats O'Clock, on the premfses
oy virtue OF deed Of trust dated March eth, 1857
and duly recorded IN Llber j. A. = No. 49, folloe
50, ct sec one Of the and records for WAshn9fon
county, District Of COlu mbis, we shall sell al that
certain piece or paroel of land situated In the
county OF washington. an the Distinct OF Columl1is
ana known and described As being Lot numbered
Two tzl N George Teyor's cub ivisiOn OF part OF
tract "f land called PLEASANT Plains " contain
Ing hive acres and one sixteenth Of an acre more or
less, with the improvements, consisting Of a oom
IortaDie tWO-story ware cottage, with wide hsi .
paIlor, dining, and breakfast rooms se chs mbers
md kltohen, situet, on an elevated point taok
from the road, and surrounded BY grove OF hand
some shade trees; $50. gardeners houss, stable,
The grounds are tastefuly laid out with walk.
sno oIlYee, ana contain V6uRg orchard Of fruit
uees, graPsrr, vegetab'e "a den, choice hOw ers,
otnam ma shruobery, &C., IN short every thinE
Ieeelslte 70 render this eieEant and comfortable
The abOve-oescrIbed place ia slfu.tad ON the
oeyepth street real, distant alb ut one and Ia {
mile Ion the Ci:y Post ON %, and il adlolned by
the residences OF hessrs. W hite and Lewis
Ierms: One-flurth cash; the resldue Ia g. u and
10 months, with lnterest. secured hy deed Of trust
on TIE pIeml 20 1.-THE terms OF sale should not be
compbed WIFI an hv- "a after Ihs ssle, the trus-
tees reserve the re To- resell on one weeks notice
an we rauonel lntelllgenceT, at the nsk and en-
Pens>o OF thed fauirng purchaser.
All CONVEX anclng tthe a the purchaser.
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IL The census returns Of Cincinnati do not
promise population greater than 5000
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hct'g Engineer IN charre TressHry Depart
jy Is 50 J. c. MCGUIRE q Co. hncts.

MARSHAL'S SALE,-In virtue Of a writ of
w heri fsclas issued from fhe Clerk Once Of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of COlumbIa for
the County Of Washington, and 70 me directed \
vii exPose 20 publc sale. for cash. In ont OF the
Bank OF WsshinstOn, on TUESDAY, the Path daJ
OF July, 1850. commencing 81 10 O'Clock. q m the
following goods and ohattels, TO wit, viz: a vol
Congressional .bates, Is DO. Annals Of Congress,
z do. American State Papers, I do. Pension and
b univ Land, by Mayko;;'' do. Opinion Of At
Tor ey General. do. :, nopticsl Index Laws a..
states, DO. Life ard Works Of Johu q. Adamr.
u do. Diplomatic Cores 5ndence, "hy SPARK;
seized and levied upon the goods ard chst.es Of
James Henry, and will he sold % atisfy yudicias
dali. w SEI,DEN
Is-dts q. :. Marsh.l
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By A. GREEN. Arctfonecr
- BARRELS Union az wv uvuFSurz-

\ =
81 BARRELS UNION OLD RYE wHTSKEY.
80 AT AUcTION.-Dn THURSDAY morn
Nc, the 18th inst shall sell. ~ - O'CLOCK a m
10 front Of my Auction Store, IS bbls Union Old
kye " hisSey, received per consig nment. and viii
be sold 20 the highest BIDDER liz a. a good Artioia
The attention OF Restaurant, D. O.e keepers and al
other Liquor dea era Is respectfully invited 10 the
sale. Terms: All sums under S2s, cash: over Sl5
credit Of go ad 20 days, for HOtes satisfactSriiT
endor sed, bearing interest. Aud 81 the same TINS
shall sell for each. n vol fthe National Intei
Eezcer, well bound IN half year numb re- oOnsecn-
tive (. ON 1877 20 1857.
~ is tCOn A. GREEN. Arcf
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I'd n00 TO LOAN, on real estate seen utis.
gI3UOO where the Pr, perry is p"rth double the
sum 10 DC borrowed, and free from IL liens iusg-
ments and l"cumbrancss of every kind, Address.
IL, Warrington City Post Offioe iy IL 81
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A x,.f JUST IN SEASON. .-T---
"a NV And beautiful assortment of DRESS
Sls-st LAMMoNDs.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c

KEEP THE MUSIC AGOING.
IN Ho! FOR THE
The members of the Association most respectfully
announce to their mum rOus friends <EA.
and the public generally, that their f41ESSa4ss
Fourth Grand PIC MIC will take E8HaxtkSssA
place on THURSDAY, July 10, at Mr.. EhTmann
tTauts GREEN SPRING PAVILION. Tickets
. cents, admitting gent eman and ladies', to be
had at all the restaurants in GEORGETOWN The best
of cotillon music in attendance.
By order of the Committee. iy I7-2t
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctloneers
ITO PLUMBERS, FOUNDERS, &C -AucrIos
IL sALE OF CONDEMNKD SIX inch WkTKR PIPEs
AND BRANCHES On WEDNESDAY AfFhK-
NOON, July 18th, al o clock, a. MoJga a Rhine
hartG Western Wbarves. we shall sell IN lots 20
suit
81 Cest-Iron Water p pes, inches in diameter, IN
u feet lengths,
IS Branches, &c. viz: u Reduoers,6 10 inches.
FOurwa1s, bJ inches; rs T's by fDeaee :
u rs. by inches; aad Bend. IS degrees.
them very slightly defective, and 81 81 them suit
abe FOR d ain pipe
Terms: $50 aud under cash: over that sum
credit of 81 and ~ days for Satisfactorily endorsed
jyI2d ]. c MCGUIRE 4 co, Auots,
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SMM90oNST69aERY GUARD, ATTEN-
ne Columbian Ar9ory on tn SDAY. the i1tb IA q.
Ioii sttsndence 10 required, a. business of
q. by order OF the Commanding Officer. yH-S
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US Washington Lisbt Inf.atis. meeting Of the
con- 70 the n Ins battalion wa, deed Out as an ss
sns nTss o. nsHt The ba talon appo a se
their guests. We hope thai ann c;, 20 entert,in
G,nn.s literally 70 the old Infantry. TO hen ths
ss nSsy welcome to their brother soldiers i snd
T. Pnrdy, Chairman, Jas. King.
W. ps1aHt, WIN. ". Ortop
E p W, G G q A. Clark
ND toqgglp, Thos. WamaIex
SSucHns nImoel, A. Sheahan
~ WIoe. yohn Smoot
WI Ho, James Martin.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE n CO., Auotioneers
GOVERNMENT SALE OF LuMBxR PLANT,
VI hca AT TIE 1REAsURY tNrENsIoN.-On
THURSDAY, July 18th, at u o'clock m, shall
TO suit
A quantity Of old Lumber, Plsnt,, B,srds, &C
Terms casn, IN spenie. ] he Lumber 20 be re
moved Immediately after the sale
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T. FREE CONCERTS!
LRNST LOEFFLER, Netc York drenKe, be-
tlceen LIST and ID streets, would respectful, NJ
state TO the public that A CONCERT of&lE$4
SELECT MUSIC will be given every MON Pa
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season. at his Pavilion, commencing at 5 O'Clock
and ending at 10 p. III. Previous to the Concert,
the saloon as open to those desiring to while
away few hours ~ the may dance. ICE
CREAM: WATER ICES, and every descrip tion
of CONFECTIONERY always ready at olty
prices.
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic pur
poses. are requested to give day or two notice.
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GRAND PIC MIC. AND EXCURSION To
MOUNT vER3Gd52y TTG2NNTF , No. aos, INDIE
PKNDENT ORDER OF RICH. r.
BITES, having, cha tered the EsaES
steamer PHRNlx, will give their 6rstos1E,sEssaa1s
Annual Pic Mic and Excursion to Glymont on
WEDNESDAY, July 25. On this occasion the
Bar on the boat and at the Pavilion will positively
be closed. Particulars in future advertisement.
Jy H-d~ CON. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17

FOR RENT-Two beautiful new BRICK
Il HOUSr =, on Eighth st Get west between NJ
and streets moth, west side. Apply TO MARY
z; HAlSLlP, No. SS1 Ninth street west or Dr.
10th streets. 10 10 sxs
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AMUSEM ENTS.

80 BEAUTIFUL GIFTS.
For the patrons oft
NJ US scum OF ARTS,
Consisting of
GOLD WATCHES
SILVER WATCHES,
superb Set of SILvER-PLATRD WARE,
Beautiful SILVER PLATED FRUIT BASKET,
JBwELRY, BJOUTRR1E, &c 60
Tickets of admission to all parts of the hal only
Is ots.; for sale at ii. Semken's, No. $40 Pa. ay.
where the presents may be seen. Doors open at
half past Z; commence at 8. jy Is