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TIE CoLoRED STATICIAN-eQuantico,, ,, the
Washington correspondent of the Alexandria Sen.
incl says: The insult to Mr.. Dallas by Lord
Brougham at the Statistical Congress bv calling
his attention to the fact that sDr Delainey, res
Pectable colored gentleman was in the room. is
explained by Lord Brougham as having been
mentioned as statistical fact This fellow De-
lal ney, Yves one Of the negro scoundrels who was
present and an active participator in the proceed
lngs OF the convention, held at Chatham, Canada
West, as can be seen by reference to the journal
OF tne proceedings of the convention, pages A; d,
uon report He called the convention to order
nominated the officers, &c. Realf in his testi
mony (paRe 99) says: The whole tenor of Or
D1idineys speeches was to convey the idea to
John Brown that he might RELY upon all the col
ored people in Canada to assist him'n
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NEGRO MEETING DIsPERsED.-On Sunday last
(says the Rockville Sentinel,) there was an i'm
thehse concoufse OF negroes, numbering some
honse near sandy Spring, in this county, profes,
sedIy for religious worship They gathered there
rom every portion Of this cOuRty, from Howard
county, and from Baltimore city and the District
OF Columbia Meetings of this kind were, at one
nme, quite frequent in this county and were not
Ihen regarded with much disfavor; but the cor
ripping Influences Of abolitonists and negro steal
ers have been dangerous to the slave interest of
our county. that negro meetings, for any purpose
are exceedingly dlstasteful, and, indeed are dis
aPproVso OF oy almost everybody. Accordingly,
whoa II was known to Deputy Sheriffs Veirs 81
tnls town, and Higgins Of Berry's district. that
thls meeting was being held, they with commen
odoIe Promptness summoned posse and made
their appearance upon the ground and with hut.
tile dimcuIty dispersed the greater part of those
assembled. Some We're slow to leave; and one
armed WIN revolver, and a little drunk, showed
jail In the afternoon.
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s.ExcirEnENr AT LAVTONsvILLR.-The Rock
vile sentinel says: " On "Wednesday last, almost
tne enIire population Of the county around lay
louisville met there, at an early hour. TO adont
measures 10 rid the community Of Appleby whom
they had given notice to leave the county by that
Gay, ana who had so far disregarded their notice
APpleby was armed for selfdefense but so mn
merous and determined We're those who had or
dered him to leave, that he became alarmed. and
attempted To escape unnoticed from his house; but
ne was pursued, Overtaken and, when tied es-
corted beyond the limits of Montgomery. and
told II he was ever caught again In the county. a
severe punishment would be dealt him A man
named Linthicum, who has been for some time
Suspected OF giving aid and comfort, to Leamon,
Appleby CO., was heard TO utter some threaten
Ing language against gentleman prominent in
the removal Of Appleby, was also notified to leave
the county within two weeks He has promised
10 90 So Other persons suspected of being SYM
Pathisers with this lawless and corrupt band are
being closely watched, and NAV have To follow
their brethren in crime beyond the confne, NJ
Montgomery county"
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MASS MEETING AND TORCH
JS LIGHT PROCESSION,
BY the friends of
BELL AND EVERETT
On WEDNESDAY EVENING 9Th inst

There will be q grand Torchight Procession and
Mass meeting OF the CONSTITUTIONAL Union PAR
TT on WEDNESDAY EVENING next the 9Th
instant. The meeting will be held in front of the
CITY Hall, where stands for the officers and speakers
Will be erected and will be addressed by the follow
ing eminent gentlemen; Hog. Richard /. Bowie, Of
Maryland; Hon. J. Morrison Harms, Of Mary
land; George A; Pearre. Esq. of Mary land Rob
eIt Il. scott, Esq, Of Virginia; j. M KiIgour,
Esq, of Maryland; Joseph H. Bradley ESQ OF
TINS city, and others who have kindly conser ted to
be pre- cent and make addresses.
The following Order of Procession will be oh
served by the various Ward Clubs and others di q
The Third and Fourth Ward DELEGATIONS will
meet az the Northern Liberties Market House.
The Second Ward Delegation will meet at the
corner OF New York avenue and Fourteenth st.
The Delegations from the First Ward, George
town and the nelg hboring counties will meet at the
UGlon Engine House.
The Fiji il and sixth Ward Delegations will meet
at the corner of 4th street east and Va avenue :
The Seventh w ard Delegation will meet at the
steamboat w han, for the purpose of RECEIVING the
line. at 80
The Third and Fourth Ward DELEGATIONS will
move from their place of rendezvous along New
fork avenue TO Fourteenth street, where they will
be joined ny the second Ward Delegation and to-
gether proceed To the Union Engine House to join
the deleg atoms rendezvOused there when they will
all move IN body to the corner of ourteenth street
and Penn avenue.
The Seventh Ward Delegation, with the AIexan-
drians, WI march to the Island Hall and join the
Fifth and Sixth Ward DELEGATIONS and then in 4
tesnih street, whence the whole body of the process
slon WILL move along Penn. avenue and our and
a-half street TO to the CITY Hall - - = 7
w. b. WEBB, Chief Marshal.
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II On Sunday week, three or four servants be-
longing to Col. John Tayloe, of Chatterton, King
1eorge county, Va, whilst playing in a skiff
Were drilled from the shore, and carried by the
wind nearly across the river to the Maryland side
Ihelr perlious condition was seen by young Mr.
fayioe' (son Of Col. John Tayloe) who jumped
into seow, and with the aid Of a servant man
Iowed 70 the skin, and succeeded in saving the
negroes. When they were reached, the skif was
in sinking condition. 'as-- -.-.s e-.-
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fLLIBUsIEKIsG Project General BickIey,s
famous Proclamation 20 the Knights of the Golden
Circle, warning them 10 repair to the Texas en-
eamPment by the 18th Of september, is thorough
~ Shown up by the Galveston Civilian. 1T
less very good object, but the Knights will ana
two stunbling-blocks in the way The first is
tnat Sfptenber Is "about as good time for pes
thence IS for war on the Mexican and Teas ~
ueT and II these are not too much for their ardor
tney VIII mud That famine will prove an unc onouer
able enemy The Civilian says the war has ahont
swept the stock Of beeves from the valley Of the
klo GTande, and the drOuth and other causes have
prevented the production Of grain. Gen Bick-
ley's averHent that the people of Texas are en-
Enthusiastically in favor OF his project and had sub
scnoed the auIn Of Ss0O,OO0 in its aid proves DO
De unmtigsted bosh for the Civilian saws that tn,
people OF Texas manifest no interest In this move
msat, and have not the ability IL they had the de-
size TO feed the adventures who may enter unon n
Already parties claiming to he engaged In tha
movement have been arrested forappfopriating the
property OF others to supply their own necessities
may come. 80 - -0
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IL The threatened suit against the Great Eas-
tern by James Elnathan Smith, of Greenport,
New York, has been Instituted II is for the use
OF an Invention, said to be Of great value, by
which paddlewheels end proPellers are used In
eomoioations by which both velocity and steadl-
ness are attained. 1t appears that the Great Eas-
tera-has lest the immunity usual in regard to
foreign vessels by engaging In coasting voyages.
The claim Is laid at one hundred thousand dollar,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ANALOsTAN ISLAND.
SELECT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
CoNnKNclSe AT O'CLOCK Pm

Sr,rcr ANSih; stS.iA Hs ,sEkhSFP, ,NNENr
CoNnxNciSe AT O'CLOCK I'm
Messrs. POWERS A. CO. beg leave 70 inform
their friends and the public that on FRIDAY ~
and SATURDAY EVENINGS, August loht ~
and 9TH, Mr.. G. q. BIRD. leader 20 Thiodon's -
exhibtion, and Mr.. J Z, scHrLL. Pianist, vii A.
tend the shove Island and perform selections Of the
most popnlsr Operatic aud Classic Music, on which
occasion q large attendance is requested. Admis-
''" "' III DON'T FoRGEr.-n
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.-,rUESDlY
N EVENING. August 7.-Beneht OF the Lessee,
IsLNpsEsoN, and Posi,ysly Ls.s Nigh: il ", Mssh-
Shieh occasion IL 80 Of the most Costly and
TO the audence-seing the largest sad most costly
ev r given in Washington, conslsuhg OF three
Gold Watches, Two silver Watches, Magnificent
Set Silver-pate Tea service, IN pieces, GIL one
gif beautiful Diamond Ring superb silver plaie |
Tea Service. IN pieces. sl one gift; splendid Csi9
go and Enameled Brooches and Eardrops, Gold
Lockets, Pins, Rings, &C.
Orchester-Violin, c. G. BIRD; Piano, Prof. scHKLL
Tickets Of ADM ssion, on this occasion, 20 al
parts of tho hall 50 cts; for sale st III. Semkens,
$50 Pa. av bet. 9th and 10Th SITS, where the pres
ents may he seen. Tickets may also be had ~ the
hall from a. IN. to ?. m, and on the evening Oi
the performance.
Doors open al III; commence ats au6
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PsYssnaI.

49, Letters from Old Point Comfort report the
health of SECRETARY Floyd as much i'm proved since
his sojourn sstbe Hygeia. Secretary ThoFpp son
win return or "Wednesday
- MI Faulkner, the American Minister and
family, have removed their residence for a sbort
time from Paris to Versailles His affabiIitv OF
manner aud businesS-like habits are subjects of
universal commendation "
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IL The Portsmouth Transcript declares that
q unless the Portsmouth authorities purpose en-
gaging In the grazing business, they should en-
Pioya squad Of reapers to cut down the grass in
the streets at once'' That would only be going
into the hay business ..s u
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THE EVENING STAR.
80 WASHINGTON CITY:
TUESDAY August Z, 1850
spirit of the NIsrnins Pr,u

The Constitution publishes a biographical sketch
of General Lane, issued by the National Demo
cratic Executive Committee, and occupying over
four columns in that paper.
The same paper descants at length upon The
Nationality, friendship. for the South, and purity
Of the Black-Republican partyn
The IHieuigsHeer discusses the merits of wha,
the Southern Democracy call the leading issue
Of the present Presidential canvass'n that is, the
territorial slavery question.
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FOR THE GREAT EASTERN
X. X & u r = / Q N
ANNAPOL LIS,
To SEE
THE GREAT EASTERN.

q, The Compittse beg Leave g inform their friends
ANNAPOLIS, they have at a great EaS4h&-N
expense engaged the large, swllt and
splendid steamer BALTIMORE, which will posi-
lively leave her W. rf foot or 9th street. on WE'D
NESDAI AFTERNOON, at o'clock, arriving
at the GREAT EASTERN by O'Clock the next
morning; leaving the steamer at p. m. and arriv-
ing AT home on Friday by daylight. - f
They a. 40 beg to state that thew hare had nm IN
tsrr,.g with 81. ! Iarret., Esq,, asonI of the
& reat Eastern, wto has authorized them to assure
subscribers that the Baltimore can lay along side
of the ifcat Eastern for five hours
~ The boat will stop going and returning at Alex
Lookout
Passage and meals SIS. Tickets can be obtained
from the Committee.
WIN. Ward, PHKIng
3 V. Noyes Samu / r. Drnrx
John b. TurtOn, p J. McHenry
~. Forge, John F. Bridget,
Chas. Cunning ham, VIM. NJ. Ellis,
Andrew Joyce, DIR. j. X. Major
Wm; LORD, John +. Ellis.
X. III. Laskey,
DIR. kIdwell, GEORGETOWN.
John w. Thompson, NAVY Yard
au 6-dtd DIR. j. VIM. Bowling, Alexandria
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headquarters as soon possible after enterig the
TO- The Commanding officers of the fftl and
seventh regiments of Infantry will designas the
companies of their respective regiments. which
are TO constitute the garrisons herein indicsed.,
The PREsIDENr TO V1sIr THE GREAT EAsT-
KRNo THuRspAY.--The President Of the Utited
states, having accepted the invitation to wish the
Great Eastern at Annapolis, will leave this city
on Thursday morning next, in the 7iO train foz
that city, accompanied, perhaps, by those mem
bers Of the Cabinet at present in the city, withcn
or two other Of the higher officials The Cover
ment dispatch steamer between this city an
Norfolk will be In readiness at Annapolis TO CO.
vey the President and his suite to the steamer
a-~ II
The CHIRIoUI EXPEDITION different s.
sistants Of this expedition have received oracrsto
report Immediately at Norfolk for duty. Thu.
s. steamer Brooklyn is at Hampton Roads to on
vey the expedition to Chiriqui. We are siaeto
notice that our townsman, Thomas Jekyn,. C. 3 :,
goes out first assistant under Lieutenant James
stellar Morton. The Brooklyn win sail fpm
Norfolk on Saturday, the 1Ith instant,
- O. ~ D. ..rH.-.
REMOVAL OF THK ATTORNEY GEsKRL,s
OFFIcK.-The Attorney Generals Departmenhas
been removed from the building corner of sif.
teenth and streets to several capacious and ele-
gantly fitted up apartments on the second foe Of
the Treasury extension. The building formerly
occupied by the Attorney General will be Ised
by the Aqueduct Company. sza.- e,.
ARMY INrELIIeKNcK.--At the instance odthe
Secretary Of War an Inspection Of the depa of
the West will be made by Maj. irwin Mcdowell,
assistant adjutant general, assisted by Capt d
Jones, assistant adjutant general. The latteywin
report to the former for special instructions.
in consequence of the reduction Of force at
Camp Floyd the separate ordnance depot At that
place will be broken up. rI.- 90.
JUDGE OF UTAH APPoINTBD.-Henry r Cros-
hey, Esq, has been appointed Judge for Utah,
riee Harden, declined.
APPOINTMENT or PosTMAsrKR.-The Presi-
dent has appointed John Ryan postmaster at Sa-
lem, Mass, vice Jos. s. Perkins. removed
The WgATHER.-The following report of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonisn Institution. The time Of observation il
aH,,,N 49,,
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FUTURE DAYS.

By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY. Auotioneers
Gs0ggofcN, ID. C.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TpRK, AT AU -TION-We vii SCI on THURS
DAi next, 9Th insta 2, a. o'clock, o. m, st the
residence OF the ate Mrs Com. IeSs n o. Sd ct,
Household ii CITE. viz;
Mahogsny sidebOard, Mahogany Tables, Chairs,
Carpets,
Parior, dining room, snd Cook Stoves,
First rate Feather Beds and BedEtesds,
Writing Des< Clio hes hests Burea and Tofief
Glass, Fender Knives, &c.
Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash.
aus BARNARD q BUCKLEY, Asc~.
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MOVEMENTS or TROOPS IN NEw MKxIco =
Special orders, No. 70, issued from the head
quarters OF the department Of New Mexico. dated
Santa Fe, July 8, 1860, direct:
Phe following disposition Of troops will be
made immediately on the arr val of the Hftb ana
seventh regiments Of infantry in this department..
viz: =
2 Six companies Of the fifth Infantry. unds,
command Of the senior officer of that regiment
present with IT, will proceed to take post al Rear
spring, and 10 commence operations at once for
the construction Of Fort Fauntleroy and for the
abandonment Of Fort Defiance
3. Three companies Of the fifth infantry. unde,
the senior oricer in command of that regiment
present with IL. will proceed to Fort Biiss Ter
and constitute the garrison Of that post '
4. One company OF the 9th infantry will pro-
coed to Fort Stanton and take post there
S. Six companies Of the seventh infantry. under
command Of the senior officer of that regiment
present with IL, will proceed to Fort Craig and
there await further orders, relative to the esab-
lisnment OF the new post near the oss Mines Of
9 -Four companies Of the seventh infantry
under command Of the senior ofhcer of that reei,
ment, present with IL, and Intended for the gar
fison Of the post 70 be established near the aGla
and take pos, there until further orders. - :
2. The four companies Of the third infantry at
Fort Defiance will take up their line Of march for
Texas, soon possible after the ARR val OF the
temporary garrison which win be detached from
Fort Faunileroy, for the protection and removal of
the property now at Fort Defiance,
s. Com pany . !, y eighth infantry, will imrae-
dately on the arrival at Fort Bliss Of the compa-
nis Of the 9TH infantry, designated for Its gafri
son. proceed TO tske post at new Fort Buchanan 4.
o The medical officers who have accompanied
the troops from Utah will be assigned To stations
by the medical director Of the department In the
mean time they will continue with their respec-
tive columns They will report by letter to these
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1--WE have received from Franck Taylor
twho has the number and back numbers for sale)
part l6 Of Chambers's Encyclopedias, dictionary
OF universal knowledge for the people. -,taH
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" A conference Of Mormons was heldin Lon
doHon Sunday, the 22d of JuIy speerbe. w.,
made BY several eiders, Including FiderI ,andon
who stated that active efforts were about To he
insds 10 spread the doctrine Of the saints BIG
ham Dung IVES elected president reyealer. al
s.ef OF NE church throughout the world Other
-oi2nrfsries or the Church were alsa elected
Ornw what Mr.. Solomon Pangborn of isiny
81 Ibd says is hae, he may rightly claim to
De the oldest man In the United States BE A a
that he was born In the city Of New ork srr,aiI
Town OF hve o. ak hundred houses, in I725 He
Is cons qnently i3S years old. f5r9gi7Tr -,
H. A tele2raphic despatch from Berlin. dated
JStl 24tnf says: !. Her Royal Highness the Princess
.shIedsflek william has just been safely delivered
OF daughtsr Her Royal Highness and royal in
TIA Hibernlan newspaper says that WIN.
hs'h nan wasnf zeiofeea, NEAR Nenagh. there was
ig1srai and u isisaid the 81 Benieias Bow, or
~, GU. syerY n2p of liquor in the village to
.stnslfre~d Yno atttAded the funeral. -.
=, IL During the six months ending with June
u, &c eIegsa SftJ the Shineba Island is5 ships
1907 to fsru, recently paid a visit 70 the
- Z ~. The Augusta Democrat learns from pri.
- sAs leltsf thsta gentleman living near Madison
sp-lnes, ga. lost IS slaves from sun stroke few,
? uays since They were engaged In tiftcbfug
AIffneyel exhibition has given at st. Lonjs
- GNuss clown went cut on the river In TN
arc $500 gv fonr grrsei great crowd Witnessed
ijeH III 'Brevet Major Morton F.i,ch,,d ;, -.
<ONewtYork yolusteers, who served ,x,,h ., .ne
hepof y ne Mexican war, died In New Yorr on
NJ.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c

n ANNOUNCEMENT,
II HE MONTGOMERY GUARD Have the
pleasure of announcing to their L.
many friends and The public gsne,sI 8 sHS
ly that they. will give a GRANQ
PICNIC at Arlington IN WEDNESDAY, the
18th Particulars in q future advertisements,
aus WIN. LANGkAN, LIST Lieut..
VNHE NAVY YARD BAPTIST SABBATH
sion TO Fort Washinston and the EeAN
White House, on WEDNESDAY,
August sth.
The steamer PHENIx will leave the wharf. foot Of
Sixth street at o clock and the Navy ard wharf
attendance.
Refreshments at city prices. Gents tickets 80
cents; ladies' Is cents; children 10 eeLts.
By order of the
au6Hs COMMITTEES.
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GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
ST. PETERS SUNDAY SCHOOL.
lEArIIOL HILLD
,T9 GLYM0NT PAFfLTpN.
On WEDNESDAY, AUsusT 8, 1850.

The steamer Mourn vERSoN, having been en-
gsged i2t the occasion. vilieave her
Nnavy YARD az O'Clock q. M. In the -
SlteInoon viii leave sixth street N and Nsyv
ut and 10 O'Clock d m. ''A'oAs
Dinner and supper win be furnished by the pro-
A hns Brass and String Band has been engaged
Omnlbusses will be in readiness at the corner of
Liberty Market 10 convey passengers 70 and f.om
=. Tickets 50 cents; children Is cents. -
~, CoU1stftee az AsraaTsr1enfs.
Iiteooo rleissneil. e'c Joseph II FleishelI, J
Nicholas Phalen, Richard - t;ni.,..,
John b Magil, G John Gail. sh.n
N ~ tiiiiiem Raiton, 6eorge T.. Castell
Samuel Evans. g. w W6esflex,
Joseph McGuigxan Jacob Dv.er Ell.
n the veather should not be hvorabI h the Excur.
sion wll bePostPoned until further NOTICE gu 81.
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u. 8 Marshal for District Of Columbia

DTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until "WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. same hour
saT w.sELDBN, U. =. MsuhsI..
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w Benjsmjp Rartsley spd his. son were muir.
osIsa $40 rpsa,ed OF $50 on tbe night Of the 18th
E "a p'snng fhfonghr forest near Psnsa-
20. 1Ctn Casro county Ark q few days ago
bswf tore esif the eyes o. boy, who bad can
I'm The act OF carrying of chicken
Ioi 10 The New orleans Courier says that Hon 3
MIA r3ylqs, Dong las committee. man 10 cand,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoA0.

KAbiiMohE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sff3n s F2R THE @xs7
S's1ssstsssstss GREAT EASTERN. ~ e. -
For the accommodation of the Citizens of Wash
lngton and vicinity desiring to Inspect the Nam
moth steamship, the following arrangements have
Trans viii leave Washington Station on MON
Ray, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY, and FRIDAY, 9Th, nth, 9Th 9th, and I0th
Instant: at n 10, aud II 20 q. competing az
baltimore with the superior steamers of the Raw
Line for the great Ship. The steamers will leave
the Norfolk Coppany,s Wharf, Baltimore. al 8 "a
allowing ample iimet walk from Camden station
run u the ship or back in less than two hours
Returning steamers will leave the ship al about
noon, and and ?. m, and trains leave baltimore
ton last train BY 10 p. m.
Q Tickets only S259 from Washington including
the round trip by railroad, visit to Baltimore the
Bay steamers to and fr sm the Great Eastern and
a I'll admission on beard the same. a. - :,
fasse1geLs have choice Of trains going and re-
ffaiTnIns Tickets good Tor same day and also the
= T. III. PARSONS, Agent Z. ''1Ai'' An 81 :.
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THIS AFTERNOON 8 TO MORROW
By c. MCGUIRE a CO.. A1o1oae.Ts.
pTnRV M HnTrR Inr.s A

THIS dFIbhNOON IO-MOhhOW
By ). Q. MCGUIRE a CO.. ABotloneers.
DEREMPToRY SALE OF FOUR LOTS AT
NonTH ii IG sTnarG OF MI fFUEsbhY ThnFITEko
NOON, August an, st o'clock, on the premises.
sa SS oS s sI re sss
. q s,I.y; Ehs corner Loti' improved 5, two
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and Il
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
gu sd ). c. MCGUIRE a CO.. AuOt..
BIG. MeGUIRE& CO Agctloneers
II AND STRAW GOons, EMBRotDERIks. TRIn
Sn sGrnR6AY MosNSs. f SnsS Sso sss CON
nencing az O'Clock. and CONTINUING from day 90
sysnSs betvssu 9Th and S Streets, are vsr
Grape and STA Bohnsts OF new shapes,
Trimmed and unframed Straw Bonnets, Hats and
ColoreG Fair and straw Bonne,s.
Solored, Back and White Jockey Hate,
Csmerio and Swiss Ede1nEs and lnsertIngs,
Do do Collars ADD Sets. Bodies
6imps, Cords, Brslds, Ennres, Eluted Ribbons.
Gauge and SIX SIX Buttons Plain Drop rss-
Real Valencia, English Thread. Cotton,
Imperial yslenols Silk, Blond and every other va
Hoop Skirts, French Artificial Flower.
Ladies and Geutlemen's SILK and Bingham Um
s-viss silks. Spool CostOn.,
Hair Pins ef 81 kinds, Hesd Dresses,
Hair. Tooth and Nail Brushes, Combs.
Gold and Silver ThImbes, Tuck Combs,
LueIn's, HaTlson's and Jules Haule's bes, En-
French and German co'ognes.
All of winch will be cod without reserve
Terms; So aud under, cash; over that sum
credit OF 81 and 81 days, for approved endorsed
suI d j. C. MCGUIRE a CO. Auots.
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The WEATHRR.-The following report OF the
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation IL
about 7 O'Clock