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From Pixies Peak.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug. give have received
news from the mines TO the 18th Of August A
silver lead mine was discovered near farryall
about 6S miles from Denver, on Friday, the 10Th .
"A meeting was held that evening at Tarrysll and
the Platte River Silver Lead Mining Company
was orgsnlzed large number Of claims were
staked of Saturday.
Nearly all the miners In that locality are has
tehing to the silver district. Great excitement
prevails and the value Of the discovery will be
tested immediately. IL il reported that the ore
yields by assay from 500 to $50 per ton. Fine
specimens were yesterday exhibited I'm Denver.
The question Of the expediency Of organizing a
State government for the Pixies Peak region 10
being agitated. Several meetings have been held ,
and various measures proposed, but no important
action has been taken
The first United states mail eastward leaves To-
day, containing over 600 letters.
The number Of returning emigrants 10 decreas-
ing.
Business is still dull.
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Further from Central America

NEw YORK, Aug. 23.-Tbe steamer Ariel. from
Atpinwall, has arrived. She left there the n y
storeshlp Release.
Among the passengers by the Ariel 10 TT.
Meagher, who has obtained from Costa Riea |.
grant Of right Of way for a railroad across the
isthmus OF Chiriqui, extending SIXTY years
The revelation In New Granada was ST II going
on, and both Liberals and Conservative were
making further preparations for extending their
operations. Several places had been taken by
the former
Advices from Peru state that there had been an
attempted assassination Of President Castillo on
the day Of the celebration Of independence. A
pistol bullet lodged In his arm, causing painful
The Peruvian Government had refused 10 settle
the American demands by diplomacy, although
the French claims had been allowed
Our Minister 10 said to have sent for the Pacific
squadron to rendezvous at Callao % enforce the
claims Of the United States
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Departure Of the Prince Of wales from One
bee.

MONTREAL, Aug 23-The Prince Of Wales left
Quebec to-day, with bis suite, amid enthusiastic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, cheers, &c. The New
York committee TO arrange for the reception Of
the Prince at New York were met here by the
and leading citizens. The reception speech OF
the mayor was responded to by exc Governor Fish;
after which the committee were escorted to their
quarters at St. Lawrence Hall. Lady franklin
arrived here by the same train.
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Reported Battles with the Indians.

ST. Louis, Aug 22.-Ths St Josephs agent Of
the pony express received by the last arrival a
note from the agent at Salt Lake City, announcing
the detention Of the express In Consequence Of a
night between Lieut.. Perkias's command and the
Pawness, in which seventeen Indians were killed
and three soldiers badly wounded.
fight had also taken place between the en-
ployees Of the Overland Mail Company and the
Utah Indians, at Shell-creek path, in which I've
Indians were killed
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A Disappeintment. Nc

BALTIMORE, Aug 23.-Great disappointment
w experienced here by the friends Of Mr.. Doug
las, who expected his arrival here to-day on his
way TO the South, by the announcement that ne
has taken the sea route from New York 10 Nor
folk committee Of reception went 10 Havrs
de Grace this morning TO meet him.
The republicans have a grand public meeting
here to- night, and special police has been de-
tailed 10 preserve order in anticipation Of dis
turhance
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CENTRE Market PRICES market during
the past week has presented the usual largeness
OF supply and excellence In the quality Of pro-
visions In many respects the supply and quality
hasimpfoved as the season has advanced maturing
mand at this season is generally settled. and the
prices Of course seldom change, except for the
ticles which begin to grow scarce. TIE follow
ing has been about the rates during the week, and
viii probably prevail in most respects to- morrow
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MARRIED.
Mcclure, on fhs ga inst, WIN. Robinson
to Miss MARGARET COOGAN
MARRIED
DIED.,

In this pity, on The go INST. ANNA, infa. {
1 he friends Of the family are invited to attend
her funeral this Friday afternoon, at FIVE O'clock
fcom the residences Of her father. corner of l. and
Vermont ave. rFs :
In this city, on the sd inst. wILIIAM.A,
RIGhhRDSON 60,
request d to attend his funeral tomorrow :, the
18th inst At So ooak p " from his late residence
AVS on NJ street north.
after sho illness, WILLIAM ID KEkR, aged
about 81 years.
None knew him but TO love him.
His friends are earnestly requested 10 attend Ia
funeral Ito morrow Saturday evening, at 20 'cloc
D. M. from the residence Of w. II. Thecker. N0. =,
Market street, Georgetown. ~ I
Philsdelphis and Fredericksburg papers copy.)
On the z2d inst, WILLIAM STARR, in the 57th
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NomfnatiOns.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 22.-The Douglas Demo
Gratis of the ffth district to-day nominated b.
Steeduan for Congress.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug % Thomas b.
Church has been nominated for election 20 Con-
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Heavy Rain, m M....cbu..t,.

BosroN, Aug. %. - WATERFOWL, walthsm,
Reading, Belmont, and other towns in the vi.
entity were drenched with rain YESTERDAY az
ternoon. Considerable damage was done 70
property by the food. Itcontinued for two hours
without cessation. The quantity Of rain found to
heavy was it that an end was put TO all outdoor
operations Many private estates have slstsined
damages to the amount Of several hundred dollars
aanl
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NOTICE TO wAsHINsroNIANs.--Th Of our
fellow-citizens leaving for che watering places
and elsewhere should bear In mind that we do
not mail THE STAR except after payment In ad-
vance at the rate Of SIX cents per month.
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Later frsru Ruatan.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. % Latter sdvicn have
been received from Rustan. Twelve Spaniards
were kill, d, eighteen wounded, and three Amer
leans slightly hurt in the capture Of Truxillo.
Walker was still In possession, and had Issued q
proclamation in which be declared for Cuban.
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THE LATEST NEWS
L 4 l. EG RIA PHO.



ST JOHNS, Aug. "a The steamship City Of
Baltimore, from Liverpool on the 18Th, k>s psssed
c.Ps Race, dropping the report for the AssO-
Fifteen hundred English ~ troops had landed
In syria.
-(alafria, and IL was reported that Garibsldi hsd
been TO Naples. q confer with the revolutionary
lenders there
The city Of Naples had been declared In state
q siege
IL was reported that Austria will renounce the
convention of villa Franco. and actively oppose
Ga,ibsldiis operations on the main land
Foe Liverpool cotton market for Monday and
Tuesday closed firm, with a partial advance of
l-l6a I'd Sales, 2S ,0oe bales,
he flour market ruled steady.
Wheat bad upward tendency
Corn was buoyant
Provisions ruled dull
Consols 90 s93k
LIvEsPooL. w ednesdsy -Cottonbuoyant, with
eamat ID sales to-day Of Is 600 bales closing at
an advance Of I'd. since the Arabias report
Flour steady. Provisions dull
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All Of Dr. Humphreys q Co.'s specific Ho-
meopsthIS Remedies put up expressly for family
in cases, containing 20 walls, from 81 to 81
each, with book Of full directions. For sale BY
IL. u. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale AMI
retail agent; w A. Fitzgerald, $50 north street;
also by e. b Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave;
Hazel, for internal and external lnfiammations OF
an klnQs. 500 as above. mas LIZ
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FONDA, New York, Aug. - jim the trot be,
tween Flora Temple and Brown Dick, which
came of to-day, the former was declared the con-
queror, having made three straight heats In the
following time: First heat 30; second heat 2Sk;
third heat IS. Brown Dick was Withdrawn on
the last heat owing TO lamene@.
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Political Excitement

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 2.-Gen. Foote 10 adj
dressing an immense crowd here tonight In
behalf Of Judge Douglas. There has been great
confusion thus far, az the Breckenridge party
desire .. Jennings w Use TO be heard. Gen. foote
is proceeding with much difficulty.
The political excitement 10 on the increase
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Iowa City Post Office

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Samuel Workman, post
master at Iowa City, having resigned, and at the
money, which he claims as belonging to him, the
post office at that place has been closed and taken
possession Of by the agent Of the Post Once De-
partment. Mr.. Workman has been absent some
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s,eamhsa, CelIisisp.

OswEeo, Aug. % The steamer Niagsn came
I'm collision last night with an unknown vessel on
the lake, and sustained much damage. psssen-
ger named John Adger, Of South Carolina, had
both LEGS broken.
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Effects Of the Flied.

TRENTON, Aug. 23-The flood caused bv tho
heavy storm Of last night and this morning has
carried away the canal embankment In thrcs
places near this city, and no trains have psssed
the break up 70 six O'Clock this evening.
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Baiansrs s,arssss

BALfrMoll, Aug. 24-Flour 10 sctive; Howard
street and Ohio IS 37k Whest - scevei red
81 22ael Is; white Q S1ei ~. Corn 10 dull;
mixed 6ss6vc !; yellow 72a73e;whi< 72z7ec- Pr
visions are active bus steady; mess Pesk els.!s.
Coffee h duli and dFoopins; Rio ltkslSAe.s fof
fair 10 prime. Whisky 10 steady At ssAszte-
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NoTicE.-District Of Columbla Advertisements
TO be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
at and forwarded from The STAR Office
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Nxv YoIK. AuRust q -Fiouf 10 higher; 500
IS ,5as .as Ohio Is ASS IS; eouthen IS eoss 50.
W heat bAs sdvsncsd 1s3c soutbern rsd ~ ~.
81 81; white Ohio 81 -. Corn 70 ertsrri mixed
o. s6sxc. Pofk y arn; No. nncSsnssc q ft, .ss
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Later from the West Indie,

NoRFoLK, Aug. 23.-The schooner Sallie Rose,
fourteen DAYS from St. Bartholomew, reports the
market there well supplied with American pro-
duce Slaves, however, were In demand.
At Barbadoes -four was low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-24

, Cholera o. g,iping Of the Bo,ceIs -Laudanum may
nl the pain but not destroy it. Morphine steep the
senses In artificial sleep, without refreshing the
lnva I'd. HollOway's Pills not only procure the
same results without the baneful effects but so en-
trely extingush the elements Of the disease as to
omote speedy cure without danger of relapse.
uAlw
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5000

There were reported In the census of 1850, IL
churches, capable Of accommodating 8, $50 per-
sons. and valued at S97, 500. The capacity of the
churches 10 doubtless underestimated by the
present census The city churches will probably
accommodate 9, 500 persons
Schools and Academies The educational IA.
ciiites Of the city thus appear in the census:
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GREAT FAILS, N. H Aug 22.-John A. Bur-
leigh, agent of the Great Falls Manufacturing
Company, and for many wears prominent mem
Der Of the STAFFORD bar, died this af ernooa.
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The WASHINGTON RIFLES announce their frs
grand military and civic picnic at the Park or
Monday, the 27th inst. See advertisement
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Homer ably DischarseA,

CHICAGO, Aug. - Mr.. 4. "A. Dennison, who
was arrested two weeks aimee on the charge q
has been honorsbly discharged.
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HOIIOway,s prrys

CKNTRAL GuARDHoUsK CAsRs.-Sarab Davis,
(colored,) drunk and disorderly; fine and costs,
81 Is. RObt. McCluskey, larceny; jail.
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TBR MAMMOTH WATER MAINS for conductne
the Potomac water have been laid on Ii street
between Seventh and Ninth streets, south Of the
Smithsonian grounds.
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MRS, wIusLow. An exper,

MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse andfemale
Physlolan, has Soothtns Syrup for Chitden Teeth
iss, which greatly facilitates the process of teething
y iotftefnlns the gums, reducing all Inflammation
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
20 yourselves. and relief and health to your infants
another column. 90 JI-iy
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SEE ANNOUNCEMENT in another column Of a
meeting Of the Georgetown Republican Ascot
ton this evening.
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BOARDING..

1S0 NINTH STREET-Persons returning to
fcO the city from their summer resorts will find
vacant several desirable rooms. having the Conve-
nlences of as, water, ard bathing Clio ets at
9th st. one door south off, suitable either for FAM
lies or slGgle gentlemen. Table boarders accom-
modated on moderate terms. au 1867
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STEVENS. No. 1856 Pennsylvania avenue. will
give the ladies the last opportunity to buy fancy
goods at auction on Saturday, which is positively
the last day His store will be reoPened next
week.
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HOMEOPATHIC RKMRprRs

READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
au 2-eoly
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THE REVIVAL INTEREST at the Village Chapel,
in Alexandria, is still on the increase the house
being well filed, and a number of penitents still
present themselves at the altar
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Loo AL NEW s.

IL Though The STAR IL printed on the fastest
steam press In use south ef Baltimore, its edition
Is so large a. to require II TO be put to press at
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before II o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day
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CEORGETOWN FEMBLE SEMINARY,
" tFoRMKRLYM Miss l.. :: EsGLIsH's.)
INSTRUCTIONS IN DkAwING AND PAINT

Mr. WIN. MAC LEOD continues instructions in
the various bran hes of the above arts at his class
room, No. IL Louisiana avenue, q few doors east
of Perry Brothers. Colleges, seminarIes and
schools attended, as heretofore with bat Lutte in
above on w edne sdays and saturda, 8, from a. m.
to noon, or through the Post Office. au p cost
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ARREST OF THOMAS O'DoNNELL.-OfdceY Reese
returned this morning from Baltimore, having in
custody Thomas O'Donnell, who stands charged
in this city with assault and battery, with in
tent to kill. O'Donnell was arrested by police
men Graham and Hance, Of Baltimore. He was
q fugitive from justice some months ago, having
left to avoid appearing at the Criminal Court, for
which he was under bail. Mr. Reese went with
bail piece to Baltimore and arrested him; but
O'Donnell was rescued from him by party of his
friends, near a notorious house in that city. He
was about two months subsequently, arrested and
taken before the Police Commissioners, and dis
charged for want Of the proper papers from WASH
ington. This time he was arrested as a fugitive
from Justice, and word sent to Reese to bring
the proper papers. Reese accordingly took with
him one Of the bondsmen, the bench warrant,
and bail piece. The assault and battery was COM
United upon Justice Murray, Of the Sixth Ward,
and O'Donnells securities were Bernard Bryan
and Peter F. Fox, the amount $500. w hen about
to start for the depot to take the for Washing
ton. O'Donnell begged Reese not to put the hand
cuffs on him; but Reese replied "Ah, Tom, you
gave me the slip once; WON'T give you another
change" He was handcuffed until he got to the
Jail here; but no one knew he was a prisoner, his
irons being carefully concealed Marshal Kane,
of Baltimore, fearing that an attempt to rescue
might be made by O'Donnell's friends In Balti-
more, sent posse Of policemen to guard Reese
and his prisoner to the cars. Upon his arrival
here, O'Donnell asked to go down to the Avenue
to get Police Gazette but Reese ms sted on going
direct to the Jail, and said he would send him a
Gazette.
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WINTER FUEL.
SHALL shortly receive two cargoes of r ED and
WHITE ASH COAL. ofsuperiOr quality, which
l shall deliver to consumers from the vessels ar
deduction Of twenty FIVE cents per ton.
SAWED and SPLIT WOOD always on hand
GEO BOGUS,
Successor to ). III. Young,
an2-4t east side 9Th, between ID and SITS,
pROPQSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
turning and furnishing Fifty Thousand tmore or
less) Broom and Whisp Handles, to be of Gum,
wood oP aS ssf or Sfaes ad
on the Ward N of the Institution.
The states and Alexandrla Sentinel will please
0-T
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DIsMIssED.-Patrick McNemara who was ar
rested for riot last Sunday week and for resist
ing an officer, and was held for further hearing,
appeared before Justice Dom last evening for
trial There being no proof Of his participancy
In the affair In question be was dismissed.
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IT Is SELDOM that we notice anything in the med
lcai line, nor would we now, unless we could be
convinced that We are not doing our duty as jour
naist, IN recommending to the public DR.. J. Hos
fatal and terrible of oil diseases-Fsver and Agne.
From our own experience of this valuable specific.
nature 1t stand without rival. Its timely assist
ance has saved many fellow being from prema-
the worst cases Of Fever and Ague. To thoss who
are "a the least afflicted with any of the complaints
nothing can be more beneficial than these Bitters'
we cheerfully recommend them 10 the thousands
pain, as certain cure for their ills. Try them and
be convinced Of their many excellent Qualities
Where au 20 cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-24

BARRY's TRIcoPHIRous
the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
storing the Hair. Ladies, Ty It. Sold b. ali Drns
siso anu Eoftumefs Aria 6m
PHNNIKs.-Persons desiring Pennies will aivnvs
6nd them for arahAnse At the atar Ofhse non ntsr
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WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

The following letter from Rev. HENhY Woop. of
Concord, n H., Editor ofthe Conversational Jour
. CONCORD, ". H., March 2.
MEssRs. SETH w. FowLE e. Co-Gentte,n IN
my Lungs confined me to my bed for several weeks,
and when recovered, was so much oppressed by
dlffculty In breathing. that was often unable to
sleep or rest upon bed by night. The suffering
was extreme and judging from the ineficacy of the
remedies used, supposed the disease incurable
Being persuaded 10 try bottle of WistaY's B,isam
Of Wiid Cherry without co. fdencs in its efficacy
fore one bottle was used up. Sympathy with my
fellow sufferers induces ms to make this pu bio
similarly ff1Ictsd.
:; With respect, yours truly, HENRY woop.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTs the
wrapper.
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle 4 Co., Boston, and for
G. Stott, John Schwarze, Marin Il Palmer, Wash
ington; and by dealers everywhere. au H-lwr
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The HoN. WIN. 8. RANKIN, Of Kentucky, will
address the people Of Alexandria, this evening,
at the Market Square, in advocacy Of the election
Of Bell and Everett Mr. r. was supported by
the Americans Of his district for Congress, sew
efal years since.
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The NAIlosAL CLuB propose to give family
ps,nis ~ Arlington Springs on ruesdsy, the 18th
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Increase in 1850. 81 07s $50
The total value of personal estate in the city il
reported at 81 245 ,755, making total of real and
personal estate Of sc, 0eS ,i4O. As the census of
1850 returned no personal estate, we have no data
for a comparison, but we have no doubt the in
crease In the value Of personal estate has been
al marked az 1t 10 In real estate.
CaHrehss.-The following is the NUMBER value,
&c. Of the churches in Alexandria, as reported
for
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Talne of Real and Personal Estate
Value Of real estate In the city In 1880 81 965
Value Of real estate In the city In $780, $40 1855
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. MYERS MIRACULOUS VRRMN DESTROYER,
the oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants,
den Insects. w.
RPrincipal Depot, 612 Broadway,
Sold By all Druggists everywhere, ma is-Sm
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TOR RENT.-A new and handsome FRAME
L HOUSE will be for rent in a few days. 1t is
beautifully situated on Thirteenth street. between
Georgia avenue and X ST., Navy Yard has a large
garden lot attached, pump of cd water ar,
and contains rooms kitchen and We cd shed, Will
be rented low, with or without the lot, to 8 good
tenant. For sale cheap, a good, strong WORK
HORSE: works well in anything Inquire of II.
E. CLARK, Navy Yard !; or of JOHN PATCH
61S st.. between 4th and 5th. jy I6
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EOR SAL.E-A fine substantial BRICK
y HOUSE, on 18th st. between and M sts.,
with large Stable and Carnage House. ANY one
wanting such a House will be sold on very &C
conmodatlng terms, or exchange for smaller prop
Inquire of GEO. Il. LANGLY, on l. ST., near I4th
St Am la-tf
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THK GERMAN SARsG IN suxp SocrKry Of WASH
ington, have made arrangements TO give grand
sIcofson to Glymont on Monday, the 9th inst.
See advertisement
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W. w o O Dr.
STOVE and KINDLING WOOD. At the loves
I'll w. M. GAIT,
$50 Pa. sv.. between lsth and 18th sta,
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TIE CENTRAL UNION CLuB OF ALEXANDRIA -
The Gazette says: 8. The Central Union Club Of
this city assembled at the Union Club Blooms on
"Wednesday night last, and held a spirited meet
ing. The President, George p. Wise, presided
Ii was agreed 10 hold grand demonstration In
this city on the 18th Of September next, and Z
committee was appointed to make the necessary
arrangements The Club was then addressed by
several gallant w higs, who were loudly applaud
ed, and the meeting adjourned"
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STORE FOR RENT.-Situated on the South
- side OF Pa ave, between 9Th and 10th, suitable
No. a03 Pa. ave., between 9th and 10th SIS.
au Ia 2w
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-Two beautiful new RICK
L HOUSES. on Eighth street west, between Nj
and streets north. west side. Apply TO MARY
G HAISLIP, No. 3s1 ninth street west or DIR.
10th streets. ~ l27w-
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" one can secure rights for this really cheap and
unriyalled Fence, of A gent l.. w, FALrQN, OR.
ner Seventh street and Pa avenue, where the model
and be ore the rights are al sold. Agents wanted.
au 20-eoSta -.
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90 sn WILL BUY A Frx1 pRAB BEAVER
y H.CO or Cashmere Dress Hat 81
,ae Fashionable Hat and csp stors. Pa ave..
/ IN 10 I'm q ..sl-s14 ~ neoR ~ street