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spirit of the Morninz Pre.,.

The Constitution publishes biographical
sketch Of the Hon. J. C. Breckinridge, issued
by the National Democratic Executive Commit
tee, and occupying nearly seven columns of that
paper 1t also publishes and comments upon the
1Hfsthgsnes,'s article Of yesterday on the value
Of platforms.
The lHfsHigenesr discussing the ''no chsnce''
argument applied against the Constitutional
Union party, ccmplacentIy suggests that eft is
one Of the. Peculiarities of the pending canvass
that, while each Of the organizations competing
with this party has Its peculiar adherents and
especial patrons they all Ike unite in accepting
the policy and the candidates OF the Constitu-
tional Union movement as their second choice ,
The ardent friends Of Breckenridge and Lane Of
Douglas and Johnson, Of Lincoln and Hsmli n,
in default Of securing the election of their polit-
zeal favorites, look with complacency upon the
success Of Ben and Everett The fact is not
without its easy explanation, and constitutes in
Itself merited tribute not only to the high per-
sonal worth of the candidates thus distinguished
by the Preferences Of friends and opponents, but
also bears strong testimony to the pre.emi-
nentiy national and satisfactory public sentiment
which they represent f"
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Personal.

---- Hon. ID. 5. Dickinson and lady, of n Y
arrived here to-day, and have taken rooms at the
Kirkwood House.
-. Father Timothy j O'Toole, Of New York
CITY, 10 in town. stopping at the residence of his
mother on Ninth street
- Mrs. Burdell Cunning ham was married in
San Francisco on the 10th Of June last The
Golden Era, which publishes the announcement
does not give the name Of the happy individual
=. Walter Taylor, of Fairfield county. Conn ,
convicted seven years ago of pension frauds Ia s
been pardoned by President Buchanan on ac-
count Of failing health, after serving out nearly
half Of his term
- Hon. J. B. Guthrie. of Ky; Col Hooker.
Of Miss ]. Glossbrenner, ESQ o, and family.
Of Pa Newton 81. John, Esq =. Of Ala ex- Sena,
tor Ward, OF Texas; and Gen. Lowe. Of La, are
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York
- Lola Montez, whose life vas despaired of
several days ago, at New York, Is again pic X NJ
up, though her permanent recovery is not looked
for. The seeds Of consumption are so firmly
To ted, II Is said. that she will never be able to
entirely remove them.
- On Thursday evening last at Castle Point
Hoooken, N J the Hon. Muscoe r H. Garnett.
Nj. C, Of Virginia, was married to Mary p the
accomplished daughter of f A Stevens ESQ
The nuptial ceremony was performed by the
Right Reverend w. H. Odenheimer, Bishop of
New Jersey. -
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The ZoUAVEs IS PHILADELPHIA-On Monday
afternoon they went through their famous drill
al Paramount. The North American saws:
Their drill excited, as we have limited. un-
bounded sdmiration The corps was exercised
IN the manual Of arms, in conn any movements.
IN nFing-by company, by flies. by squads Of
four, al VIII, and while lying on the yroupd-in
the peculiar ZOuave drill. wherein they depIoved
IN open rank five PAGES apart. then rallied by
eIereise IN Seb fSey going through with the
excel. making themselves formidable against
cavalry or infantry.
Several features of the drill deserve especial
mention The company movements were per-
formed without music or the beat Of drnm yet
without a solitary break in the step or a wave in
the line OF the front neither was there any un-
.yenness IN tee length Of the step but with rigid
uniformity Of speed, whether by file or by the
nank, they kept on, going through with the
changes Of arms on the march as accurately as II
In dress parade. The frings were superbly done
especially the nring by files and by squads; the
apparently simple movement of ramming cart
noges, winch ali drill sergeants know to be one
"a inc MOST olnlcut things to teach their men
was P.normed with wonderful precision The
operation OF stacking arms was like feat Of le0er
demain- The obliqIe step, ordinarily mode OF
progression very unsatisfactory To the spectators
and entirely destitute Ct pleasure to the men, was
snotnsr brilliant exhi billion, and one that pro-
Orc, marked effect upon all who saw t.
] w hen the various company movements had been
executed In quick time, they Were repeated in
oouole qulek TINE, upon a rapid trot. Here the
suPeIloriY OF this corps became clearer than ever
Tor Were Is the greatest danger that the men will
eltner become Hurried, or that they viii lag from
49, 10 Neltner Of these things happened;
WIZ UNIFORM speed, and always with an IN broken
i,ost they ron about the field, continually varying
taeir maneu'efs, but never verging upon coufa.
ss"h he Vanitiag- lunges, thrusis and NARY
inis " The bay onet exercises were executed Win
rem rkaele perfection; the exciting rally upon
tne senrr, accompanied with the sbori Zousve
howl, evoked shouts Of delight waving ofnn
oreiias, hand kerchiefs, parasnls sticks and hats
ahd stirred the seething mass 70 unwonted out,
breaks.
lie whole affair passed OF In a propitious man.
ner ana, strange 10 say, al the close Of the long
and intricate manfuyering, the hardy Zouaves
marched away as light Of foot az So many grass
hoppers, without the hrst Indication Of wesriness
The Zouaves are expected at Baltimore at
p. m. to-day, and will be received by the Inde-
pendent Greys and the Maryland Guard. To-
morrow they drill on the OPEN ground at the ter.
minus Of the Madison Avenue Railroad.
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Ir The New Mexican mail. with dates tn the
l6th OF July, has arrived at Independence
News had reached Santa Fe that Manual Cbaves
with fifty Mexicans, had gone in pursuit of large
oand OF NavaJoe Indians, who had run of herd
OF sheep for the Rio Grande. They overlook III.
india and had fight with them Twenty
Me1lcaRs and forty Indians Were killed and
wounded A considerable quantity Of sheep and
Other stock was recovered
Business at Santa Re was recovering The croDs
promise fine Yield, but provisions are stil scarce
and command high prices.
Capt Steward, few days ago, went IN pursuit
Of and captured the family of the prineinsI cb
OF the kiOwa tribe Of Indians La the melee two
soldiers Were wounded. Lieut.. Boyard was aIso
severely wounded by an arrow being shot In his
meek. Al the last accounts from him the point Of
the arrow was stu In the wound He wonid b.
sen, 70 Pawnee Fork for medical treatment Two
Indians were killed.
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DECISION IN A PATENT CAsK.-Judge Dunlop,
Chief Judge of the Circuit Court, has decided
on an appeal from the Patent ONCE, that Atkins
and Feithouse were the first inventors of the
wheei-feed In sewing machines, ordering a re
issuing OF their patent to James g. Wilson, their
assignee This reissue was opposed by L. M
Singer Co claiming to have made the inven-
ton In 1850, while the judge decided that Messr,
Atkins and Felthouse made 1t in the early part of
1919. 1t is said that all wheel and four motion
feeds tthose Of George b sloat excep.ed) infringe
the reissued patent.
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cIENrIrIc.-The Coast Survey ONCE and the
Smithsonian Institution are investigating the SUBJ
jet Of tornadoes, stimulated by those of recent
occurrence in the West. An efficient officer con-
nected with the coast survey has been detailed TO
visit the scenes Of their effects for the procuring
Of such data as to geography, &c as will aid the
scientific examination.
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IL Gov. Wright, U. 5 Minister at Berlin,
gave an entertainment on the evening Of the 4th
OF July, to about fifty Americans, including the
Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, of Boston, James
Knox, Of Illinois, and representatives of almost
every State Of the Union. A number Of speeches
were delivered, among which those Of Mr. Win
throP and Of Gov. Wright himself excited the
most rapturous applause.
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IL few patches Of snow remain on the
Northern slopes Of the White Mountains The
snow arch in Tuckerman's Ravine fell on the 18th
ult. The snow is now about FIVE feet deep, on
each side Of the stream which forms the arch. II
is almost a solid mass. Unless warm rains occur
in August some Of the snow in the Ravine will
remain until September-and possibly small
portion will last until the first fall of snow in
early Autumn
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IL The Rev. Mr.. Powers, of South Baintree
Massachusetts,, has been before an investigating
council, reProVed for impudent, indiscreet and
censurable intimacy with female friend of his
church, but il was recommended that he be re-
stored to full membership on making suitable
confession to the church
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WORK ON THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS is said
that on account Of the failure of Congress to pro-
vide means for carrying out all its appropriations
work upon some Of the public buildings of the
country cannot proceed during this season. The
Treasury extension is included In this class. but
not such public buildings as require small ex-
penditure for repair or for purposes Of preserva-
ton
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By A. GREEN, Auctlon.eer
GUM PACKING

Gus PACKING uosv ,,..
W. nave LOT sale, Low, the above articles. Also,
s Sospn ana ior Hose Leather Betting, various
~ .s-st. -.cAMPBELL 4 soN, ssi Pa. sv.
FOB SALE "A LADY's RIDING PONY rs
IN eo onssee LOT sale upon very low terms, o.
ano having no further use for Il. Apply &C.,
Hotel, " &-eoSV
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IVA market gardener in Southern Indiana
has patch" containing one thousand seven
hundred acres planted in watermelons His mar
kets are Cincinnati, Louisville, New Albany, and
Chicago.
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The RAvAGED SYRIAN Towns Damascus has
aPoPulation Of 100 600 Inhabitants Zahleh be
fore II was sacked contained H. 900 souls DER el
kamir 1900, (of whom 600 are said to have been
slaiR,) Hasbeiya 600, and Rashaia :. 500.
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IVA school house at Marion, Lynn county,
Iowa, was struck by lightning last week, Friday,
and three out Of seven children were instantly
killed. The other four, with Miss Kellogg, the
teacher, were knocked senssless
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ARMY IsTELLIGEscB.-First Lieut.. J C Ives
Corps Of Typographical Engineers, has been d.
rected to act as astronomer and surveyor of the
commission to run the boundary line between the
territories Of the United States and California,
and is to report TO the Secretary of the Interior for
INSTRUCTIONS.
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II In Charlestown, Mass, the authorities
have decided, by the casting vote Of the Mayor,
TO prohibit the running of horse-cars on Sunday
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THE WHArHzR.-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 q
about z O'Clock -
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IL The City Council Of New Orleans has
reported in favor OF uniforming the police Of
that city.
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AUCTION SALES.

By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctloneers.
STOCkS AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY AF.
y TERNOON, August Sd, at O'Clock, az the
Auctlon Rooms, We shall sell, in sums to suit
S2aso corporation Of Washington Quarterly per
$50 CoIporstion of Washington Semi annual
81 Shares Bank Of Warrington Stock.
Terms cash IN current funds
" SID J. c. Mos UIRE a. CO.. Auots.
By A. GREEN, Auetion,eer
TRUSTEES SALEOF OLD BRICK,DO
Il WINDOWS, BLINDS AND HANDsoME BUILpINe
tsoT,II BEING THE PROPERTY OF THE WksTKRN
HosK CoMPANf. AT AUCTION -Un FRIDAY the
Sd day OF August, shall sell, on the premises Al q
O'Clock p. M, on fwenty third. bet veen T. and Al
streets north, II being known as the Western Hose
property, all the Brick, Windows, Doors And
Blinds, remaining from the fire. Also, the hand
seine lot Of ground on which the building stood il
being south IS feet ~ inches Of Lot No. square
Terms for BRICK and material, cash; for the build.
Ing lot one-haf cssh; the balance in g. ~ and Ia
months the purchaser TO give notes for the
pa, ments, bearing interest from the DAY Of ssle.
deed given and o deed Of tro 81 taken All cop
veyspcing 1t the oest Of the purchaser
the terms Tor lot should not be complied with
n hye days from day Of ga Q, the trustee reserves
ne isht TO resell the property st the risk aud cost
2, the hf s Snrenaser by advertising the same
EDMUND HANIEY, Trustse
49,, By w. X. WOODWARD
-y- @ a GREEN, Auct.
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NAvAL.-Lieut. A. w. Weaver has been de-
tached from the U 8. Navy Yard at Philadelphia,
and ordered 10 the susquehanna
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RH A. GREEN. Anntlnnner

By A. GREEN, AucuoneeT.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUcrIoN-Un THURSDAY, the % inst,
st 10 O'Clock shat sell. at the resideUoe Of
gent eman declining housekeep ping, Eighth ct.
between q and streets north, No. 4O2. the fol
lowing househod goods, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and Tables,
MaIbe-toP Center Tables snd Wa hstands.
Mahogany Dressing AID ether Bureaus,
Wardrobes Mattresses and Cane-seat Chairs,
Walnut and otter Bedstesds,
Walnut Sideboard and Tables,
Feather Beds, Pillows and Boosters,
Blankets, Sheets, Comforts, &c.
Brussels, Three ply AID other Carpets,
French China Vases and other Ornsments
air seat and other Rockers,
Walters, Cutlery anu Table Malta
China, Glass and Crockesy Ware,
Cook, AIr-tght and other stoves
With coed lot Of Kitchen Requisites and other
articles too numerous TO enuinerate.
Terms cash.
II GREHN A..
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IN THE ABSENCE Of Governor Cobb upon visit
To Georgia, Philip Clayton, Esq, is acting Sec
rotary Of the Treasury.
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-EueESE B. STURGEON, of this city, has been
appointed Lieutenant In the revenue service
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THIS AFTERNOON q To- MORROW


By J. c. MCGUIRE a co. Aucnoneer..
EuSIEEs SALE OF BEAUTIFULLY
SSSsT EE s5I YFH eEFESI
b. virtue as5d s Sssss 81 me
and duly recorded IN Liber !. A No. -. foiio.
pa, ct seq, one Of the land records for Washinston
Psce or parcel Of land sisussed u 's sSe
county Of Wsshiueton, in the District OF Columbia
two l2 i3 Ge9Tss sycs suSSiyi,ion Of psrt q
.'snt 81 land called Pleasant Plains" contain
esq with the improvement. oonnstns OF . com
IoItsbie two-story Square Cottage, With WIDE hal,
and KITCHEN, situ.tsd on an elevsisd point Isos
from the road. and surrounded By grove OF hand
And oshse Tres $50 sardenefs house. stable,
The ground. are i.steIulIy laid out With yrIk.
t.ees, srsHert Vegetable garden, oholoe foyers.
Lssgsite 70 render hi; an elegant and eo@foriabs
The ,eboys-ds.crlbsd plso. is situated on the
me ne CsI Post once, and sdoned By
Terms; 0ne-fourth cash; the resIdue An & n And
~ months, with Interest secured by a deed an truEt
So@psd With IN ave as a.; =. .sssS not se
.ees reserve the rghttO resell. on one weeks notice
penss,s OF the ,fsulting purchaser.
All OOnvsyanOing rfshs so.t q the purchaser.
" ...x.s. Tc .aI saAtIisSEEs : co.. . ass..
By WALL q BARNARD, Auotioueer..
Ak0E STOCK OF MANTILLAs, DUs-
fSrs AZ HSer,1 sg.sSs; rRts ss sSfy aoksD
~, - Asgns az 10 o'cloos, vii eel, 81 the
s.ors room on Ninth street, next 20 Perry Bro:s.
Sns aoor from Pa avenue, the entire stock Of q
fo s.Hss I'm sorts' and manufacturer of
hbreacn an nsS German Lace MsEtiiss'
Lsee Burnous and Piooolominis,
Lice Points aud 50 uere Shavte,
Black and White Berege Dusters and Mantiliak.
80, Rsgians, shAwls, DRsters, B0nnets. &o. &o.
As this sal 9 il peremptory gfest bargains may be
expected The special attention Of the lsdles 10
jfsOd WALL a BARNARD, Auots.
By.A. GREEN, Asctiopeer. u o.
T. SLAss Ca.r, &C. az. AT AvcrIos,-ol
a the store lately ooessied by Me.srs, Tsetsrs.
corner OF seventh and = sta. 81 10 O'clock O NJ
One one me srss gsient Iron safe, made By Hsrrins,
With I'll tie coaase,s. sSslSins. ess Fixtures,
=. &c in the establishment -frltF N =
Terms cash. - -r.. l.
For Superior Soda water,
$50 With Delicious
FRUIT Ann CRxkx syarps,
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LOST AND FOUND.

e. REWARD...strayed away, July 81, q very
SC small red COW, with short tail, and ~uerS
white IN both tanks; with horns, and ~
Cow, with horns, and some white about her; long
tai yellow speck IN right eye, and partly blind.
Both mich cows. The above reward will be paid
Tor their return to Nc ls9 High St, GEORGETOWN,
~ =. aui-S'
S5n REWARU.-Ran away from the residence
Rcp OF John w. Burroughs, in Prince -
Geo se's county, Maryland, on SATURDAY. G8
night ast. COBORED BOY namfd Henry, N
about IL years of age, spare built, dark eyes, -
good set OF teeth, and quits intelligent I vill-&&
give the ABOVE reward n taken IN the State OF Ms
rylard or District OF Columbia.
X. p. JACKSON.
list Executor of Mrs SmOot, deceased.
4 oSr-Yesterdsy evening. on the avenue, be
~ tween 9Th and 10th sts., a lady's LEATHER
BAG, containing purse with small change and a
20th and 2lst sis- iy sI 2ts
I 0ST-A BROWN BUFFALO cow, with
ear split; SCARED across the IONS. A good ~
reward will be given for her Ietnrn TO Mr.
JAMES HAZELL, butcher, Washington.
USA REwARD.-Rauavay, July ia NV NE
SpOV GRO MAN LEWIS, calls himself -
Lewis Thomas; aged shout 3 years; 5 feet -
inches high (; a da chestnut color; cheek ~
pones high; quick when spoken to; no marks
remembered. He Is shrewd negro and hay- XII
thereabouts. SIS given if taken in Charles oo1pty,
To be lodged IN jail 50 that get him again,
:, A. GARDINER,
~ @-ot Charles county, Nd.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED OF sIG'R G.
L PEkSICO, which will be Thankful " received by
y PlCClOLl, Vice Consul of the Two Sicilies I
No. Al Front St, Baltimore, Md. jy R-eoSt
MADAME MORRICE, TIE GREAT AsrRoLo-
ltl 6IsT AND DocTRKss, last from Eprops-Tsis
highly gifted sud intelligent lady csn be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events. Gail 81
No. 205 Twenty second street, between and /,
Washington. lie 10 SIM
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" A o n A e. HIBITIO
At CINCINNATI. OHIO, Sept. I2th-2Oth,

N EIGHTH
~ on IL EX HIBIT ZION,
At CINCINNATI. OHIO, Sept. l2th-2Oth.
Tbs The UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL
raj and Industrial Exhibition on the grounds liner
ally provided by the citizens OF Cincinnati shich
HkSfF Hi SeakkfEfS
HfTE VIZ with StsiIs sSd Ps;r
and an unequalled Track, one mile in length and
forty feet IN width, for the exhibition Of Horses
bronze medals,-dis lomss and certificates, amount
$4,000.
The Exhibition will remain open from wednes-
day, the l2th to Thursday, the 18th. OF September
thus gIving time to examine and test the imple
For premium lists or information apply at the
-. BEN, PER LEY Po0RE,
jy "a If See'y U. 5. Agricultural Society.
limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
Proposals will be fso.ised At tS S 6fos Sil
noon OF TUESDAY, the 2st Of August next, for Furn
rooms over the connecting corridors Of The Capitol
The proposals must state the price for esch cell.
ing Ing So%psSts In Places painted with thres good
description, including the fsstenlngs Of the ceilings
70 the walls and 20 the roof frames, must be incu-
The proposals must be endorsed, Proposals
for Iron Ceilingsin and must be accompanied by q
guarantee. signed by one more res ponsible per-
sons, addressed to the under signed.
They Will be opened at the time mentioned above.
In the presence OF such persons as may choose to
The drawings ofthe ceilings can been seem at this
Once. w. B. FRANKLIN,
Captain Typographical Engineers,
@ In charge OF Capitol Extension.
Each proposal should be accompanied BY the
Form Of GHaras.tse. III
The underslgned, A b and @ ID, Of, IN the
State Of, and--in the state Of, mere
hy guaranty that in case the foregoing bid Of
he or they will within ten days after the receipt Of
the contract at the place FAMED the contract
for the ceilings with good and Sufficient securities;
and, In case the said - shall fail 70 enter into
contract as aforesaid ve guaranty 70 make good
and that which NAV be accepted.
Date, 1850. Signatures OF guarantors, A b.
hereby certify that the aboye named - are
Known to me as able TO make good their guarantee.
Signature. g n.
United States district attorney, collector or some
persons known To the War Department.
e MeKENNEy 4 I.ANspALE, p q
INSURANCE 4 REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
WashtHsfos Bntidtnss, corner p. 40 AID ia So,
LIVES BRJfP15is g 1MSs EfRic sfi
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, dc.,I -
az lar rates. ~ sound companies. We name In part
ne p NIX cash capital and surplus. .s2ss eoo
~, ~ mnheIonahss Ct, 90. Do. 251eD
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b. c. MCGUIRE co Auot,o,

By J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO .Auotfoneers.
DEREMPT0RY SALE OF MILLINERY
II AND STRAW GOODs, ExbKOIDERIEs, TRIn-
On SATURDAY MORNING, Auggst Sth oom-
mencIng ~ O'Clock. and continuing from cay 10
dsy anti the " hots 10 disposed OF, shall sell az
ths store OF X g. steselE, Ess., No 33e Penn.
eveEne, between sth and 10th streets, large VAR
sty OF GOODS IA hls lice, oomprisIng-
Grape and 81 lt Bonnets Of new shspes,
trimmed and 1ntTimmsd Straw Bonnets, Hats and
cOlorsd 4 air and Straw Boppsts.
COlored, Back and w hIte Jockey BATS
Cambrlc and : ulss EdEI1Es and Insertlngs,
DO do Bands and Strlps,
DO do Collars sBd Sets Z nfsnts' Bodies
Olmps, Cords, bTalde, fflnGes, fluted Ribbons,
Ganze and slik, silk Buttons, Plain Drop rss
Real We sncis, English Thread, Cotton,
Imperial kaencla Silk, Blond aod every other va
Hoop Skirts, French Artificial Flower.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Silk and GINS ham I'm
Sewing silks, Spool Cotton,
halr Pine OF 81 kind :. Head Dresses.
HAIR, Iooth and Nail Brushes, Combs,
OPesa " esees. POttemOnales. Card Cases,
GOD and Silver Thimbles, Tuck Combs
Laolns, harrison's and Jules Haale's best En-
French and German co'ornes,
Hair Oil, Pomsde. &C, &c,
AL Of which Will be col without reserve
ISrns; 80 and under, cash. over that sum
orsot OF 81 and - dAys, for approved endorsed
suIe J. c. MCGUIRE a CO, Auots,
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By A GREEN, Auctioneer.
WILL BE ADDED TO THE SALE WHICH
W viii take place on FRIDAY, Sd AuTust, at
Lot NO ls IN Square %, belonging TO the heirs OF
Richard Davis, deceased.
Terms at sale.
eulSt A. GREEN Apct
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L. THOMAS MORGAN
~ Announced BY has friends as candid.t "a IN, the
Boa q OF Common Council from the First Ward.
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EOk SALE-A very excellent Grand PIANO,
4 very cheap. Apply to ii. o. CLACGHTON,
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AUCTION SALES.
CROWDS OF LADIES AND GREAT RAR-
~ GAINS.

CATALOG UE OF
MANTILLAS, BUSTERS. &c.
To 10 sold a. Auction ~ Wall a BarraTd.
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H'OR SALE-A HORSE and CARRIAGE In
Il quire ct EAhLE'S Livery Stable q - ~.
street, between 2lst and I'D SITS. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-01

Drafts hereto
fore drawn,
bat not vet Amount sub
paid, though jeot % trafG
payable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-01

OUR THANKS TO THOSE OF OUR Gus
~ toners who have so promptly called and settled
their bills as rendered LIST Of July, and will be
greatly obliged to those who have not settl.d, If
they will do so by the LIST Angus as we are in want
OF money due us at the present time
J. w. COLLEY & co,
Jy 28-5t 323 Seventh ST., above Pa. avenue.