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LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap 9-Su

The BOSOM OF DESTRUCTION Is the fatality among
our young and middle-aged to indulge, in and
influence to dispel the growing evil, Should read
" Human Ffatify, or Physiological Researches" 1t
dellneates in riUd eOLors for 1t is beautifully illus
ease and decay, pointing out the only sure safety
raLre-read the advertisement of 'TTtsSemar," in
street, N. Y. Price Is cents. Sent free every
where.
Sold also by s. Calvert Ford, jr., Washing ton,
ID. G.. ma lin
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MRS: WINsLow, On experienced nurse and femal.
physician, has Soothing Syrup for ChtIdeH Teeth
tHg, which greatly facilitates the process ofteethins
by soitenlng the gums, reducing al inflammation
Will SHAY all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give RES
70 yourselves, and relief and health to your infants
another column. oc II-Iy
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BOARDING,

ROARDING.-A handsome Front Room. imme-
Ninth street. one door south of ST. 1t is supplied
win gas Also, use of bath room. IT.
AIRS. RELY, having several large ard airy
y "A Rooms, soiIclts cal. from gentlemen or fami-
lies SCI KING pleasant Summ-r Board. Transients
Hill, south side. je 8-Sts
MRS Nj. A. BANNERMAN. having recently
w taken that eliglbly located house. No. 447 Pa.
aVfch i south SIDE, between 80 and IA sts can
obtaining Board The loo ton is conceded to be
one one, OF the finest on the Avenue. The rooms are
sIngiy, at moderate prices. Fab boarders can
also t be accommodated Transient boarders taken
py the DAY or week. je 8-9t
DERSONS SEEKING BOARD will 6rd very
comfortable Roors, either furnished or Tnfur-
nshed, and Board. on moderate terms, in q pleasant
location, by ca ling at Ne. AZ Missouri avenue,
between IA and 6th sts je n SIS
ROARDING.-Severa large and well furnished
~ Rooms, with Board, may be obtained upon rea-
S3nabe terms rms by imLsediate application at MRS.
few Table Boarders can also be accommo
ERENCH LACE MANTLES AND POINTS,
rhrs paT"Z3s, sun Sides, ana isun Umbrsilas,
honifon GuJpnie, ana French worEeg C ESfss'
LINENS Csmnrlo, SWISS and Thread Sets,
ssd sid nSsHa
Hosiery, Gloy-s, Gauntie.ts, Black silk Mitts, &c.
jeH Taylor HUTCHINSON.
A SPECIAL NOTICE.
AL Persons indebted TO me are respectfully and
earnestly requested to call and ettle their accounts
on before the first of the coming month"; so as TO
enab me to continue pay the cash for Flu nlture
WHICH persons leaving the city, others, may wish
TO dispose of.
X. BUCHLY,
Dealer en- Nstc and Second -haRd FxrnituTs,
je S-6t 42e Seventh, between and III SIS.
GARD SPFCIAL-Those of our customers and
~ friends who have bills with us are respectfully
notified that they all made off. and if any prefer
not TO have them sent in they will please call at our
desk during the present week and get tn an, as after
that time we shall render every account on our
boo ks, and we earnestly request an early settle
ments alone will enable us to serve our patrons
upon the best terms.
]. w. COLLEY & CO..
je Pilot 523 Seventh IT.. above Pa. av.
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ANNlVERsARY EXERCISES OF LAFAYETTE In
sTITUrE.-The entertainment at Wizards, Hall
las. evening, stands, without exception, as the
nrst OF all the school exhibitions and closing ex-
erclses IN the city this year The hall was densey
crowded, and the audience gave the most positive
Inuicauon OF their interest, approval and appre-
ciaon OF the entire performance by the breathless
stiffness which pervaded the room
Prof LOOMS stated that the exercises of the
evening were not to be regarded as literary effort
but rather the result of desire on the part of the
YOU, noung laoles 70 have private entertainment for
thelr own pleasure, in the schoOl-room unknown
SO MN On his part, unknown to them he had
secured this hall that the friends of the Young
ladies' might be better accommodated Of the
thlfty-nve pupils who were to appear as speakers
public, '
The composition Of all the parts was remarkably
Sood, ana most excellently delivered. The enun-
ciatloh was clear, distinct, and slow. No ex-
animation could have better brought out the rea |
Characters OF the principal and teachers of this
institute. The discipline of mind must have
given this result - - " ~
space Will not permit an extended notice of the
pieces separately yet We cannot for bear mention.
Ing Miss Fannie Charles Of Nd. as principal of
the boarding school; Miss Sallie Brown of Md
as the Connecticut girl Miss Annie Greeyes OF
THIS city, as Miss PompineIla who said that wealth
snouId secure the first place for her daug hter;
hllsS Annie Crawford, Of Philadelphia as tn ac-
comPlshed exquisite, who was acquainted with
Newton, the celebrated French geologist.n also
with the celebrzted British poets, Bancroft, Pres.
cott, and Hamlet; Miss Dora Zimmerman of Va .
as inc Hover girl; and Miss Suider, the geologist
Of this city
The coronation Of the Queen Of the Year. the
closing performance, was a most gorgeous affair
Miss Laura Gordon, of this CITY, was crowned
Queen-a more dignihed, graceful, and accom-
pushed Queen could not have been selected
rms scene will not admit Of description; none
but those who saw II can conceive Of its beauty
The Queen was crowned with the celestial
roll
flowing robes glittering with golden stars. The
Maids Of Honor, Hope, the Seasons, and the
attendants, were tastefully dressed and presented
an array Of beauty and loneliness seldom seem as
tnsy successfully brought their gifts to the Queen
AFTER the close Of the exercises several gentlemen
and ladies' Were formally presented TO the Queen
kneeiing as they came In her presence till the
scePtre gave them permission TO rise. The music
was under the direction of Prof j. p. Garfield
ana was Of course appropriate and excellent
we cannot forbear saying that on leaving the
nail we were impressed with the fact that this
Institute is winning for itself an unequalled rep
utstion. r.
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WILD CHsRRY BALsAM.

The following is worthy the attent on of all who
are interested for themselves or friends:
LAFAYETTE, Ind July 81, 1884
Dear SIR i was attacked, about FIVE months ago,
with severe cold. which set led on my lungs and
doctors the most respectable in this CITY said that
l had Inflammation or consumption of the lungs
and, alter exhaustnZ their skill without relief to
taking IN. WtStGr'S B1lSar1 Of Wild Ch,rry about
SIX weeks ago, and in four days | was able to walk
all over the house and am now a well man,
Yours respectfully, GEORGE HoovFR
Above hand you plain Statement from George
Hoover, of this city, who is well known having
lived here some twenty years. The doctors attended
MIN some three months, and gave HIM up to die; but
WIstar's Balsam cured him.
ID. H. w. WILsTAcK, Druggist
=, Latay ette, Ind.
per- '"P
Prepared by 8. w. FOwle & Co.. Boston, and for
sale by n. ID. Gilman, ). G. Ford, jr., :. h Waite
u. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn x Palmer. Wash
Ington; and by dealers everywhere. je TIwr
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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
EXtermnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants,
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison
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HoMEoPATHIc REMEDIES

- HQMEoPATHIc REMEDIES
All of DIR. Humphreys q Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathic Remedies put up expressly for family
use, In boxes, at 25 and 90 cents each, Also,
each, with book Of full directions. For sale BY
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, $50 north street;
also by F. %. Winter, north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also. Ponds Extract Of Witch
all kinds. Sold as above. mas lily
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CONSUMPTIVk9.
QNsrE's Cod Licsr Oil Jelly. a.. -..
This great speclhc for Consumption is fast SUPER
cedng all Others in its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tubercuar diseases. Prepared upon
highly scientific principles of the pure oil, and
robbed of the nauseous taste OF the plain article it
is received into the stomach in its Jeliifed form,
without masticatIon, and is gradually dissolved
and digested. passing into the small lntestines drop
By drop, supplying the wastes Of the body by its
tanning nature in overcoming the disease APP
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine,
preparation il confidently offered as . remedy for
CONSUMPTION and all Scrofulous affections
Sold By Charles Stott, Washing ton, and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle E5-
PEIoLD, PARKER T. MOWER,
No. Is Beekman street, New York,
mar 16-Sm Wholesale Agents.
PRyNIEs,-Persons desiring Pennies viii always
end them for exchange at the Star Odfoa eouutar.
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CLosISG EXERCISES OF THE UNroS FEMALE
ACADEMY A large and highly refined auditory
was this morning assembled in the Thirteenth
street Baptist Church, on the occasion Of the
tenth annual Exhibition Of the Union Female
Academy, Of which Mrs. II. Richards IL prin-
cipal. An excellent band Of music was In at
Gus spirited airs. The exercises consisted Of
compositions on the following subjects by the
respective pupils, which were all rendered in
style, both as regards elegance of composition
and distinctness of utterance. which reflected
great credit upon the authors and served only to
add TO the already well established reputation Of
the efficient instructress Of the institution:
A Letter, Miss E. Wagner; Vacation, Miss M
Drew; Be Kind, Miss b. Clarke; Watches, Miss
A. Baker; The japanese, Miss c. Farnham; NY
Pet, Miss 1. Howell; Newspapers, Miss 1. Len
House, Miss A. Ricketts,; Curiosity, Miss C. Mer-
illat; The Country Girl, Miss A. NJ. HAYES; No
man lives to himself, Miss f.. V Lewis; Moon
beams, Miss H. Stops; Sunshine and Shadow,
Miss 3. Dyer; They have gone to the Spirit Land
Miss f. F. Redmond; Who has Mission Miss
A. Mcintosh. Compositions from the graduates
Cheerfuiness, Miss J. Ii. Denham; The Future.
MIS- M. Z. Green; We return no more, Miss NJ
A French dialogue, composed by DR.. Zappone.
OF this city, and entitled ola Soeur Perduc - was
Performed In an admirable manner by several of
the scholars. Near the close of the exercises a
beautiful Duet was sung by NJ and Madame
raymond. Premiums were then awarded To
The meritorious scholars in the following order
Richards -
First Grade Of Premums-Miss Mary c. Green.
Miss Alice Mcintosh, Miss Helen Stoops, Miss f.
Frances Redmond
ns second , Grade of Premiums.-Miss Julia B.
Denham, Miss Eleanor Samson, Miss c. Merillat
Miss Carrie Farnham, Miss Marion Greer
Graduates-Miss Mary c Green Miss Julia r
Denham, Miss Marion Greer
Inc premiums awarded for punctuality and
regularity Of attendance, which are considered to
ne AT tne base OF all future success were delivered
oy the Kew. DIR. Samson, who accompanied the
same with few appropriate remarks on the SUBJ
Ject OF female education, at the same time COM
pllmentary to those young ladies who had been
SO fortunate as to be thus distinguished above
their classmates
Mrs. Richards then presented diploma To each
OF the three graduates, accompanying the distri-
button with few well-conceived and pertinent
remarks, exhoring the graduates to be as faithful
and dligent in the discharge of their future duties
as they had been with regard to their scholastic
requirements.
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Washington 10 New York,

Via Baltimore and Washington Branch Railroad
Phlladel phla, Wilmington and Ba timore Rail
road, Camden End AmbOy Railroad, and New
jersey Railroad Steamers, accompanied by the
FULL BAND OF THE INDEPENDENT BLUES
OF BALTIMORE.
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u o L r T II OF u y.
EXTRAORDINARY EXCURSION TRIP
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PKsNrEs,-Pereons desiring Pennies viii slvay
ind them for arohanea at tha Star Odsca couutar.
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ROARDlNG.-A handsome Front Room, imme-
- diately over the parlor, is now vacant Al ga
NTH street one door south of st. 1t is supplied
with gas Also, use of bath room its
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III In New York, on Saturday, the Prince of
Wales visited the veteran chief Of our army,
Lieutenant General Scott, at his residence on
Twelfth street He also visited Mr.. Brady's pho
tograPh gallery, where his portrait was taken;
Ban, Black & Co.'S jewelry establishment, and
Barnnms Museum. In the evening the grasd
torchlight procession Of the iremen In honor Of
the Prince took place. 1t was a magnificent
display, surprising In every respect any demon
stration Of a similar character ever witnessed
The spectacle formed by the miles of torches,
engines and frenen, passing rapidly In review
the brilliant calcium lights flashing in every
direction, and the magnificent display of rock
es, Roman candles and blue lights illuminating
the heavens with all the colors Of the rainbow,
was In the highest degree grand and imposing
No serious accident occurred to mar the effects
Intended by the Committee Of Reception, and
the procession was over and the engines housed
before midnight We give elsewhere a full &C
count Of the grand Renfrew Ball on Friday night
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Personal

-, CaPt J. w Davidson and family, are a.
the National.
$500 DIR. Blake, Commissioner Of Public Build.
1ngs has len The city on brief tour to the North
."' Gen Tom Thumb is member Of the Little
Giants Club at Bridgeport, Conn.
80. IL il stated that the Hon Edward Ev.,.,,
1s about to marry the widowed dauy hter of Judge
Pettigrew, OF South Carolina. TIE lady Is de-
scribed a. blonde, aftrac,i We, Intellectual and
wealthy, and about thirty-three years Of age.
- Mr. .Yancey spoke in Boston on Friday
evening. Faneuil Hail was thronged, and hun.
dreds were unable to obtain admission He was
cordially received and was listened to with At
fenuon. MS address was substantially the same
as the ons delivered In this CITY
49, The Queen Of Spain met with an accident
on The I'D Of September, while travelling nom
MsnOn To Barcelona. She was on board the
frgate Priaeesse des Asturies, when one Of the
POLES supporting an awning erected for the occa-
sion on the deck fell. The Queen received three
wounds on the head but the result was not serions
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s.sks sss.s 3, .. s.s, e
3 tsd sa VIM II rs.' S So Ssr
a sass s.Iss :, ss & :. iss.sse. VII Ger
p1unore, oseeesed, on SATURDAY. the 2oth ~
q e, SSssb rs AZ Wss ,ss re- ss..,.
TIE ,end 70 Htuas.d ID Monao~ery county,
SSeat - 9.ies froR Ceesvils; 10 sssv Of $3.50. 10
wf,s .x s,sys D. 9, being sAesi .ilss hon
The i.pTevsmsnts eons,st Of dwelling hou..
bsr end slf necessary out houses, on one pogs.Ss
g ne An van orchards tf psaohss end asplss IN
This lssd 10 In fair stsse CT cultivation. f.,,.
N !ood order, and has IN sbas1snse OF wood AID
:, Also. TIE property Known az JaotroI slIle. con
NUNS OF sdyelhng house, stose, blacksmith and
W.yueet ehop on ouothey portion Of said hpd
A Any ote Wishing 20 view the premises before the
W psi sss, val Dc shcvn tbs m by calling on Mr.. J.
The sas s sold Il ON one ep,ir, BODY. or will
~ go ITO three lots % suit putehas-ss There
rs vIshin to purcaase. on the DAY Of ssIe
% ~ ~ "a see;.ope tAlrd OF the psschsss money
thereof by the Court and the residue 10 - sss pa
,, s2sae snnsai astalm.nts; the whole 70 hsar
~, ne 20 De PAID Aennally; the dsferred
purchaser pnrohssss spth saresy on ,u,., nhs
20 DC approved by the ut 60; and upon the rstr6
Ssllan OF the 50 Q. and the payment OF the vasla
Purebss money and not before the trust 50 WI
~ 5000 and sefeient deed, convey sald proper,
ssI essf o. sam 3, or Through any Of ths
lnaN BREwER. -
GE0. PETEk. Trustees
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Insslligsncs from the Gulf q California.
A BATTLE FovaHr AND LA PARE TAKrx
LIBxhyfts vs.. LIBERALS.
CoussPondenee Of The Star.
U, S.sLooP-or-wAR "CrIvR.r
Aa4 SO 3, 49, y; s.; Ga a,ss' !, I
nd Id Jose ana, aEci, and - boss,
80. y town l. p,s1 on aotaS rTuz,
diSipg kich "a men ~sr. lea sd'r AZ 1nss
y ed ,s.s On bot, sCss ad.s he aiP bs,aa e. q

49,, my oslD pesaa ttRoa0h her hf1lnk and
ien IN tne water near by The ofacials u the port
and the families Of foreign residents took refuge
on board the Cyane.
The marines and sailors were on shore drilling
~ sne ume OF the attack, and a portion Of them
with the howttzer were ordered to remain all
night as protection to the persons and property Of
foreign residenfs On the morning efier the bat
tie Arana made formal demand On Command,
LOCKWOOD Tor the refugees, which demand Capt
L. posluveiy refused to accede to, and they took
passage with him to Mazatlan. Quiet being res
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By A GREEN. apctlop.er.

HkUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE Bur- D.
ns Lors IN rHx hAsIkRS Part OF TER CRY
Der 1857, shall SELL Ia front of the premisss =,
public :ct,on. By virtue Of deed a. trust 70 the
ana y corded IN Liber J. A. O, M. rs tolioe a.
80 81 And &s2 one OF the land reoo de OF WashlSs
~ mehtioned p;opei ~ lying and bssnr In the oIty
ol Mehl gton nlstrict Aforesaid. Tbe saIe Vii
ertv, VIZ ""oot iop
Lots numbered sixteen and seventeen, tis And II,
ISL let numbered fifteen, (l5,l In Sc usre nm
o-rea ter hundred ana ninety Eve, 6.0s5J I-oss
bsr-a ten hundred ana ninety. seven II n~ Is IN.
ss,sS es ssysn anS seven asd square nun
Ing 81 So, square feel /, more or less o>"'ean
Terms cash. All oonv y ancirg al IN oost of an
n the terms are not compiled with in Eve A..
the trustee reserves the rig NJ 20 resell the s,osH
K. e. CAKkiNGTr IN IN Trss;.
90 IS dds A. GREEH1xss,
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ID convention Of novel nature met at sy-
rscuse, N. y, last week, which will nevertheless
b likely to be Of use In a not unimpor,ant matter
IL was Convention Of sportsnen, held with a
view TO the preservation Of game. In future the
annual convention win be held In the month of
June, and an address will be made, well IS
trials Of skill In the use Of rifles and fowfiog-
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IL the Augusta CONSTITUTE onalis st reco,nmepds
the calling Of meeting Of citizens of that place
Irrespective Of party, to adopt measures to induce
the United States Government to intercede with
the Government OF Honduras for the release OF
Col. Rudler ~
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p DANCI>G ACADEMY.
RcF. X. J. POWEI /, wou'd respectFullv
announce Tn the citizens of Washington that "a
re vii open q DANCING CLASS in Frank =
IN Hal on SATURDAY afternoon next, the 2Otb "a
,.s'aat, At 81 o'clock, for Ladies, Misses and(dA
nS,sters' and on Monday night. the 2ad instant AZ
and most ia shOn liable dances will be taught Reg"
uiaT hours OF tuition will be: for ladies', misses,
ehd masters on Saturday ADD Wednesday at 81 n
M; and for gentleman Monday and Fr,da,
nights, az O'Clock Prof. POWELL can be fourd
a. m, or at No 453 Ninth ST oc * stS
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

ARMY SrELLTsEkcE.-Captain callander, Ord
nance Department, has been ordered TO transfer
the o,s, command Of Benieia arsenal Cal, to the
VIII then repair to tbis city "a mort in nNsA
at the Ordnance Office A@N w.
srevet Lisuts. A, M Randall Iurth lle6,
70 the ordnance Department gra&uhfes n
the present year attached to the G. nancs DepaH
nent VIII report for duty as flows Bresst
Second Lieut. Horace Potter aeWseesvh(e srssnsl,
town arsenal, Mass Brevet Second Lieut. A. M.
Randall, at Benicis arsenal, Cal Brevet Second
Lieut.. J. NJ Wilson, at Benicia arsenal, Va.
Breyst Brisadier General Joseph 9, Totem,
orders, be employed az inspector Of fort ications
Hswill receive his orders from, and report directly
to, the Secretary Of War The resignation Of
accepted by the Pfesdent, to take eject December
ga 1860. TO which date the leave of absence here
tofore granted to him will be extended. Leave Of
absence, until the 18th Of December next 10 granted
to Brevet Major p G. T. Beaureguard, Captain
Corps Of Engineers - ~
NKw HALL FOR THE corRr OF CLAIMS During
the last session OF Congress an act was passed ap
propratng coo for the fitting up for the use Of
the Court Of Claims the two rooms formerly occu-
pied by the Committees on Military and Indian
Adaifs Of The Senate, respectively In accord
ance with this act the Commissioner Of Public
buildings DIR. Blake) has had these two rooms
thrown Into one, the whole neatly arranged, and
Furnished In a most tasty and comfortable manner
In the construction Of this hall many deficiencies
which have heretofore been grevously felt in the
arrangements Of such halls have been supplied
EXTENSION OF A MAIL CosrRAcr.-The Post
master General has ordered an extension Of the
mail contract from ST Joseph to Salt Lake City
with the Central Ovei land Company, w II. Rus.
sell, President. This insures the continuance Of
the Pony Express. The probability is that by
means Of the Pony Express and telegraph line
via Behring's strait. In few years We will be I'm
daily communication with Europe. .sr
NAVAL, ORpKRs.-Lieut. Bushrod B. Taylor
has been ordered to the school-ship Constitution,
at Annapolis. -.t >
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.asassn ~ al al q hasrasssle prss<.

The Ee~s'ifss.e~ .srsses that with thsSouth
true sto itsfif, and New York on its side, Eli.
Breckissidss will be Mr.. Buchanan, p successor.
c The hfsii,gssru holds that the true theory Sf
Tspresenttive government is not to exact specific
pledges Of those whom 1t IL proposed 70 make the
depositcries Of otHcial trusts r. Pc isti "NssT
u shfiiington, ,odsun Building, favors. %
with a copy OF the November number of Frank
i-eslis's Aosthlgsa periodical, by the way, which,
capital at first, seems to improve with each issue
ID The london illustrated News is to be con
rnued, under its present. management, for The
benefit Of toe family of its late proprietor, Mr.
Ingram, wAowas Lost by the Lady Elem disaster.