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u The immense demand in England for
American Sewing Machines is exciting wonders
1t Is estimated that not less than 20 900 American
machines Will Be sold in Great Britain the COM
ing year. One American factory turns out every
week nearly 900 machines. An English paper
has no doubt that American manufacturers will
be prepared to supply 2UO,OOO sewing machines
during the year 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

u The Boston Book Trade sales are closed
Result, satisfactory to the sellers Alta levee Of
The trade, at the house OF Mr.. Leonard, the auc-
uoneer, an object of interest was exhibited in the
shape q the original manuscript Of Rufus Choate
fanous Grafton on Daniel Webster Itisamost
extraordinary document Besides being the
greatest production Of Mr.. Choate. IL is in CHI
Biography which is as unreliable as Choctaw Ct
chinese. be trade, who are accounted &" some
on hard writing, could not deciphe single
word
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

CJ-A card has been issued by fourteen promi.
meni business men in New York city. inviting
al persons who feel interested IN behalf Of tue
tens Of thousands Of Christians In syria who have
been made wretched wanderers, shelterless and
ready to perish with famine, by most ruthless
and fanatical war, to meet at the American Tract
nociety's House, to-day, at 3 O'Clock p m, 70
devise measures for having the subject OF sending
relief to these poor people brought, as soon as
possible, before the churches in an effective and
responsible manner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

IJ-t is said that the New Workers are making
arrangements to give the Prince of Wales becom-
Ing reception. For goodness gracious'sake, gentle
men, try TO arrange matters 50 as not TO disgrace
the whole country by an after squabble about ex-
Penses, &c, as you have done in the japanese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

II" Where are you going," said young gen
tleinan 70 an elderly one in white cravat whom
ne overlook fev miles from Little Rock al am
going TO heaven, nv son; have been on the way
mere for eighteen years - "Well, good bve old
fellow, ifyou have been travelling toward heaven
years and got no nearer TO il than Arkan-
sas, I'll take another route"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

IL The New York Councilmen were silent at
their last meeting on the japanese appropriation,
and the inference is that they waiting for the
excitement on the subject to die out; but the
newspapers give them notice that they shall have
no peace until the items Of the extravagant bills
are presented and understood. After the injunc-
toa applied for by Mr. Chatheld must be dis
posed Of. and the grand jury must be auetsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

Az INDIAN MIssIoN.-The Hon. Mr.. Green
wood, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, accom-
panied by c. II. Rhett and Macon Thompson,
Esq, son Of the Hon. Jacob Thompson, Sec
rotary of the Interior, will leave this city on
Wednesday next for Pixies Peak to settle some
existing difficulties with the Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

MARINES FOR THE SUsQUEHANNA. Captain
simms left the Marine Barracks, in this city, on
Saturday, with detachment of fifty marines for
the steamer Susquehanna. The officers Of the
vessel have been ordered to report en- the 18th.
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spirit Of the sIorning Press.

The Constitution descants upon the effect Of
squstter sovereignty and republication upon
Southern rights; and, in another article, upon
republican corruption, as illustrated by New York
legislation
The IHfsll'gsEcsr sIludes to what Il calls the
disoyalty by statute Of Massachusetts, In keep
ing on her statute book act IN opposition to the
1ugitive-slave law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

IL Congre ssInsn Siekles having the s.l.c,,o,
OF one candidate for West Point and one FOR n
Naval School, gave notice that he would SELF
Tie Iva" BOYS Ia the New York Free ACADEMY
DO should bear of the palm in an eXami nation
before committee The t,st was had on : ,tur-
ogy, and Garret n Lydecker and Charl,s r
schultz were selected. They will be appointed
accordingly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

IL DR.. F. Newbury Clark, on SATURDAY last.
extracted tooth from Robinson & Co Is csle-
orated performing lion, at Buckhannon, Va The
operation was witnessed by some thirty or forty
lion highne,s as well as the spectators Doctor
Z. has the tooth preserved, which is quite a lion
IN Itself from the fact that IL ,s assisted in mas
tcating three hundred thousand pounds Of beef /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

ACCIDENT TO CLERGYMAN.-Rev. VIM q
EgglcstOn, Of the Baltimore Conference yybiIe
returning from bush meeting on SATURDAY. last
near the ShannOndale Springs. jefferson county,
va, was thfown from his horse by the animal
taking fright, and had his arm broken ahovs rIa
elbow fhe Virginia Free Press says the fracture
Is severe one, and will disable him for some
time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

ITThe news from syria indicates there will
be an end to the horrible massacres which have
heretofore shocked all Christendom The citadel
occupied by the Algerines under Abd-el-Kader is
place Of refuge for three thousand Christians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

NV Music sc Let those who will, repine at
fate" ballad by Charles D'Amar; and "The
Cnion," by T. De II. Ianvier, have just been
received from neighbOr MetIerott. They are
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND NASOUER
" AIDE BALL.
AT TIE RYG ETA HOTEL, Old POINT.
4 - -r.rr -.

GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MAsQUER-
AT TIE EYGETA HOTEL, Old POINT.
FIRST OF THE SEASON.
The Projectors Of the HyEeia respectfully an
noance that they are making arrangements sa
GRAND BAL mASQUE. ~
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. the 18th Inst.
Every Advancement Tor the attention AID accom-
modauon q ladies' viii be made.
~ Mr. Ke1brn MARSHAL. Of Baltimore. will he
thereon the l4th instant. with fui. assortment Of
IA. dsome dresses, embracing al The different va
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
4 N, Jones HAMPTON.
Julian Whiting, d"
pr. J. SSimPkins, Norfolk.
WIN Mclean.
f fi;Ss f SsiSsy'' d g $
Lieut. Dunn,
Lieut.. AyTes.
A. II. Evans, Washington.
Hon. John, B. Floyd, washington.
Hon Jacob Thompson,
Hon Joseph segaT, old Point,
EK-Presldent Tyler,
Colonel plmlok' L. 5 A,
Col. De Russey,
Major Anderson.
Major Williams,
Capt, Dyer,
DIR. CUyleT.
II. y. Pals, Bal;imcr..
w. ID. Harry,
J. VI. Tyson,
John JOKES,
WIN. +. Walters.
Col. l. Darlington, Petersburg,
J. A Johnson.
Dr Ia iairrrO, Gloucester,
CHARTS X. Mallory, Hampton.
II. e. Whiting, I"
Baker u. Lee,
James B. Hope,
Samuel ChlSman.
Jesse Jones,
X ad Booker
A. g. Newton, Norf0lf
Jos. Walters,
w. f Foster,
WIN. Lamb.
Dr.. X " osa,
Cpwsy 4
Robe. { BrL. At, WI amburg.
A. Eyier. Richmond,
Col Provost, Washington. II
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Position OF COMMANDANT AT WEST PoTNT
Capt Samuel Jones, Of the LIST Artillery, is much
spoken of here in connection with the appoint.
ment shortly to be made to I'll the vacancy in the
position Of Commandant at W est Point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

IMPROPER Use or CENSUS RErURNs.-The
papers OF Western city having published some
details Of personal nature, obtained from the
Census returns, the Superintendent Of the Census
has directed the L. ;. Marshal of the district to
make explanation Of the manner whereby this
Information was obtained for publication Such
a use Of tbs returns is strictly interdicted, and
proper observance of the regulations of the De-
partnent with respect to any use Of records per-
sonal In character, in which so many persons are
Interested, peremptorily enjoined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

IL is said that an invitation will be extend
ed by the President to the Prince of Wales, when
he reaches Washington, to visit Fortress Monroe.
II being the largest military work in the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

BLAIR ELECTED FoR Born TKRNs The Mis-
souri, Democrat republican, of the 9th says:
" ~ we're premature, IL appears In conc.djrg
ube ~ ou"h OF Barrett for the short term. nv
snclsi c. unt there are over two hundred rrpub.
lcah hcksis which were Polled for F. Blair. for
90 far: aud which give him a majority over Bar.
ret Of fifty or sixty votes -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

THE WEATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer.
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonisn Institution. The time Of observation 4.
ahout n1clock
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REMOVAL AND APPOINTMENT OF TENNESSEE
MARsHAL.-John l.. Green has been appointed
Marshal of the w estern District of Tennessee.
rice Hampden Mechanism, removed
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4 Nc. SJHENCk.
L. THb GREAT LUNG DOCTOR.
~ " ~ make smother visit to Washington on
tDN bSDAl the 18th inst By Inuulring at the
Drug store of h. WAITE. Conner of 4 h and
I4oulSiaHa ave they will be directed where ms
rooms are Persons labOring under a Cough or
Disrase OF the Lungs, or Liver will do well 10 cal
on the Doctor, as he has proved himself TO he the
seated. NV - " ''''
dol ars for thorough examination with ms reepi-
TOmrtaT a., "a 5iP
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FUTURE DAYS.

b. }. &. MctrUikt a. 90 Auotioue-rs
DEREMPTOHY SALE OF MILLINERY
AND STRAW GooDs' ErBRoTDEEIEs. Tam
slNGs. IACEs tEEFUMERYs Fancy booDs, dC.-
ou SATi RDAN MORNING, August ftn, com
mencing a. O'Clock. su- continuing from day t.
oay nutl the Whole Is disPusCd u Ne shs SCI A.
avenue, between 9tb and 4 "a streets a arse var
ETY. OF g'ocs "a his Inc. cafnprislng-
Grape and SIX BOuuets Of new shapes.
r as,
Colored ar and straw BOr nets.
Colored, b iacs snd " hte Jockey Bats.
Camerlc and Swiss EdELnEs md insertIngs.
10 Do Bans ard STRIPS.
Do DO Cu.lars aud sets fsnts' Bodies
6imDs, Cords Brsids, EuuEes. rlut,d x Ribbons,
GA0ze and SIX, SILK Buttons, Plain Drop Tss
Real vslencis. English Thrcad. Cotton,
Imperial kaleHols SIX, Blond sad every other -
rIety 81 L.css.
Hoop Shuts, French Artificial Floverr.
LADIES ana 6entemen's Sik aud bingham I'm
ssviny silks Spool Cotton.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Combs
Opera o a ses. PortemUnales Card Cases
God and Silver Thimbles. Tuck Combs
Lubln's, HsrrisOn's and Jules Hauie's beet EH-
trscts
French aHd German Co'oEnes,
Hair OIl, POmsde &c, &c.
Al OF winch WI! be 20 q without reserve.
Isrnf So and under, cash; over that sum a
credit OF o. and ~ days, for approved endorsed
notes bearing interest
auld & Mcguire co Auots.
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II PROPOSALS
OR MATERIA! FOR The APPROACHES
" - SOUTH WING OF The TR EhsURY
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


Bureau OF COnst, ucIiOn, August 10, 1850.
PRoPostLs will De received at this Department
1850 for the delivery Of the al arto es vH
fIepSieI stano o lnT be gan pavement sufficient
meal feet IF curb stones for SIDE a Ks &c in
gth not les than seve % set and inches thick
and rue inches wide be returned downSGnCh ;, ON
one sue inches on the other, ald their ends
Also quarter circle corner pieces in single
p, GO OF RADIUS OF feet outside, and of the sane
sldes as the strae ones and also anothsr qua ter
oiIote In pise OF not rs than feet In len g. h, of
return down the SIDES as sbove, and inches thick
is5 piece. # blue North River Flsssns feet by
10 PisCss. q b1g North River FI,ssins feet by
~ piece. Of blue North River Flagsing feet by
IS pieces Of blue North River Flasgins feet By
Blddets ust state t6s Pioes for rough flag, of
sizes of the best quaity. per supe 6oial 70. I.
Whatever kind is seeoItd must he preSsPei IN
a. the sf read S3r o oh.
rno tney VII, be used ss may be directed by the
the proposals. must he sent under cover to the
secretar' Of the Treasury, endorsed - ProSosoIs ~
oIensd At o clock p. m of the asi day Ia, Ter
living the same, in the presence of the bidders,
,u,s.o,w,s.,,, Acting : ngineer in charge
a0 10 xaWtoePt Treasur, Depart ert
ME JAPANESE HAT, OPERA HAT.
40 rLora IRVING Hat and all kinds Of Hats az No
= INN EtIsel an ll-2~
lust REGElyEp LARGE LOTOF FALL
y st Ie SUR CULLARS, Sucks and / ki5ds
0IGENIS DIMINISHING GOO and CT ,0TH
ne p at SmmarHS No. 400 Seventh street, oPPo-
So 80 o.'oo. au ll-2w
W LILLIAN b. ENTwIsLE,
Formerly ,c J. l. Kid,oeu EsS o FfG5 Geo rft ,,u
ResPecttu ly informs the cI;lzens Of ~
ri M WAS 10 that hat he has ken the ~
I~Ls~and Pa. ave-, where he will be found "a
ssac,,s al e0 % dnd yi keep fresh and
and all goods usually found in a well furnished
Drug Store He promising those Who NAV favor
hun with their patronage his undivided attention.
n. Exclusive personal attention given 20 the
Lours, day or night an iI2ws
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY ISIoCa-
led ~, ~ oeautl ~ and heathful village y miles
and Baltimore Railroad. Recommended hx tic
Philadelphia Annual Conference of the Metboiis II
The course of study Is extensive and thoro,,h =,
the MsIhematIeal, Classical and English DepaTt-
students are prepared for business or cofsze
In the preparatory course for college special ref
ence Is made To Dickinson College, 'Si
me institution is ProvIded with a larze nbilo
soRhica apparatus 10 Illustrate the study of Natnr-
a. science. A library OF three hundred volumes ia
accessible To pupils iss 40
The fith year wall commence MONDAY. Sep
945. vi ~ "eoAs'
Great attention is pad to the moral deoo,,ran.
circulars or information address the Pr;ncinai
Rev J; HERVEY BARTON. A IL. VilIsse
"Tesn seinlnsIy. Delawsre county; Pa.
< Wllmington, Del Mr. F. A. Lutz, Washington
u, Mr.. o. w. Angel, do; Messrs Dict.en =
"Ne' 000iseoSA' au tSep5
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IT Judge Hassaureck, of Cincinnati, addressed
an audience Of several hundred Germans IN their
own language on the I'd inst at Freeport, Ill
IVA company has been organized at Rich
mond, Va, TO construct street passenger rail-
way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

il The August Court for Loudoun convenes
on Monday next All OF the Justices elect are
summoned to the first day Of Court, for the pur-
pose Of electing Presiding Justice ana of clsssi-
flying themselves for the performance of their
duties in Court. This being petit and grand
jury court ii will be in session four or We days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

Barometer at the Smithsonian at Fam, Ccor-
rected for temperature,) % 76i; at noon. 20 736.
Thermometer at 7 a. m, X; at noon, g.
Maximum during 81 hours ending >. m. IN
day, ST.; minimum 6lo
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LOST AND FOUND.


EOUND-On the 9Th ofAugust, BAY HORSE
Il with ught hind foot white. The owner n
H ns e have nun ~ Sy aGgns .IGPeTy sfd
Ton DUVALL :, GA llth ct. AGAR N Navy Yard
STRAYED OR SiOLEN-On the eih lpst.,t
-, - from the pasture Of ME; T; &. Mag uder.
near the city, bright BAY Nurse. II"
vars old about Is banda high: long tail IA
oae nina loot white .nd foretoP cut of and now
grown out. We will give liberal reward n eft
q, our stables, on stree, he.w en- ~ and sth.
aa 10 ! FLEMING FoY.
STRAYED OR STOLEN -On SUNDAY. Au.u,t
- 81 ne 3th, two red and white spotted ~zerva
bOtf ALQ COWS; one OF them has XkS~
piece toIn from heT night ear. and the other A
for their return to c AcKMASs'SSo. sos n ss,o
Isnd ave; between lat and % SITS. west or 20 M
BL-ADEN, near the Rockville Church. 50 lI-9ts
Sin REWARD-Was stolen from the .ubsori-
W Der q few weeks ago, 8 Double Case N
Hunter SILVER W.TCH. VIM Robinsos. ~
T, max wtiyerPool No, s,SS, with sulli ~
and erack In th. Crystal. The above reward vii
be paid for Its delivery ~ the star Office -'
sc list Z. J. SULLIVAN, Woodstock, v.
I OST-On "Wednesday, 9Th inst. bet cen AZ ana
II 10Th streets, POnT MONNAtE. Limitation
OF pear with steel chsin,l con aiming A small
sum OF money IN god and silver. The kndsr viii
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at No. az az
ss-eet aulO-St-
GS REwARD:--Lost on Wednesday night. be-
WIN. +; Benter's restaurant. c st near the BsnE
OF Washington, and my residence, on ID 81 near be
tween 18th and 9Th cts, Capitol Hill large NJ xed
GOLD LINKED FOB CHAIN. The finder viii
restaurant, and receive the above reward.
du lOS FRANK Nj. REIIIV
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RAIL STYLE NECK TIES FOR GAROTE
ana Byron Collars, Just received and for sale
at our usual low prices
NOAH WALKER a CO
du l5-0t Sos Penn avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

lNIEkEsTiNG INTELLIGENCE FOR TIE LADIES -
by The latest arrival from the Court Of Fashion
Paris, the Ladies receive the satisfactory intelIi
gence that Hoop Skirts not only remain In vogue
olt several new and beautiful styles hay. recently
been Introduced 70 the beau monde From the
many novel descriptions Of Skirts that have inst
appeared in Paris, Nessrs w : q ca Thou =
son Co, New York, have re-modelrd sever. !
OF the most elegant and recherche designs. which
they have already placed In the market for 1860
Among the most remarkable skirts Of this firms
manufacture, We notice the Eugene Paris lore. =,
the " Constitution the - Southern Queen - the
g Fairy" the " Partisan Train, 1" and the =. Ze-
Phyr," which the ladies throught the entire coun-
Try will not fail to appreciate as n their consruc
lion the manufacturers have studied to Iroiuce
and have succeeded, skirts with combined light
ness, durability, and elegance The Messrs
Thomson, we understand, have recently patented
The wedge slide, y used by them excInsiveI and
which materially add to the excellence OF the
Skirts, making them, indeed superior TO those r,
all other manufacturers. The trial already given
TO their corrugated springs, as shown in their
daily use in skirts for months past, has conclu-
siveiy proved their superiority over all spring 8
heretofore introduced
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u Amongst the Passengers who arrived a I
We" / ork on Saturday morning from England
Wds lazy rankin, accompanied by her niece.
Miss Craefoit She is to remain in New York
TWO or 'nree weeks, as the est Of Mr. Henry
GrinneIl, through whose libe ,lty the GriuneI
Arctic eIPed tion was fitted I. and whose son
Mr. c GrinneIl, accompanied Mrs Franklin on
her voyage to this country She proposes, To
make tour Of Canada, probably in time 10 wit
ness The reception Of the Prince Of Wales. and
Will then travel through the Northern States. and
very likely extend her journey to California
she desires to avoid public attention as much =.
possible. 80 we learn from the New ork parers
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EENTH ANNUAL PIC MIC EXCURSION
TIE
Montgomery Guards,
TO be given st ARLINGTON SPRING.
On WEDNESDAY. AuRustl5th

On this occasion the Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
pIedge themselves 10 do all IN their
power 20 make this one OF the most Es5.xC
They confidently look for libSrai pntror.g. f-or,
Their friends and the public the pfocsas are 70
De used IN assisting the company IN gett!Hs their
new gulPmentS, specimens Of which will be on the
ground, sentlemen d, sirous Of joining the coTnpa-
nv VIII mus have an opportunity Of inspecting the
EsPuta's fne brass and string band, Is usual, will
pour IunIS me day. steam g. w. Rigs will
leave The Fourteenth str ct bridge every bonT Aso
cceane, tIyIng Cloud will leave the Aqueduct.
dies. ~ "
N,io, p co,nH''tfes or part Of "a. M,l,,ary.
=. Davis. Bslbacu,
Capt Peck. Tawsrs
Lieu Iansrssn. '' Sergeant tss N 0'Iear,
sergeant Gray, Private Mimi, ton.
- Donneil' RYAN. al lo-4t
FOR THE GOOD OF THe CITIZENS,
GRAND DAY AND MOONLIGHT PICNIC
Perseverance Fire Company, Nos,
To he Slyea al ARLINGTON SPRING.
~ ON II ESDAN AUGusT l1TH, 1850.
AHt proceeds 70 Dc dsco % f0toGTdS the rspaTs c fhs
EHgtHe House
Professor Sch'oeder's Brass and ~ Ing Band has
be IN engaged for the occasion. RS.
-, toresy -, re-, IN husfs Wi leave
a. m. AID "a =. M d continue 10 RIM f-or, tba
corner Of Pa avenue and Seventh street every bour
The steamer Gao. w: RIsos viii leave Fourteenth
CLOUD viii cave the Aqueduct every hour also.
NJ ~ Committee Of ATrass>-1.HIs
w. w. Grant, A Glasgow
VIM. III. Farrsr. J. r Reed
aus s. JnO. II Thompson.
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RALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE Col,
~ SoRPoKArED lsS0-yoHE ]. DONALDSON, Pres:
T6is coas.Ss INsUREs LIVES and BUYS
and GRANTS ANNuITIES, &o.
DeserlPnH pamphlets may be obtained 81 the
once OF Lewis johnson Co, Bankers, iOth Tfrcsa
% 5. r. RIA aa s2a N. d. Ne. wi HAsiLaA ssss
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THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE To
J. inform ms lends and the public gener-n
between 10th and nth. he has always ON -
hand BASKETS Of all sizes made 10 order, n
OF al kinds and siz 8 Of CHAIR GAMING.
al e-eoSt' J.. ROSCHER, Basket Maker.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
IEor ofAsr s'FO- Sal, and Rs-I1 aSrrfIs,-.-I,-
ss.srsf page
FOR RFNT.-A two story BRICK DWELL
y ING with Easement and attic, west side az ~
street. No $50 north Of the Patent Once En-
50 M-w'
+ OR RENT-Thst heautifu. COTTAGE RS
lDENCE On Twelfth street. between g sd Il
IS1 saRs FR0 s e., rf, ss and
., .oeat9a sna sepvenlepSe tbs house is uhsur
eesler, corner Of { and Fourteenth cts. su.U
MRS. BATES. desiring 20 rrturn 20 her native
VI home, wishes % transfer her well estAhllshed
nodstias Al the present I'M. a9e sSS.g
ers, into TIE hands o. some person wishing % 70
TIE house, Ions .nd vel kno~n 10 the ctSxsDs ~
VS.; Zoo; y psasal y situated 81 the south
mnst thriVlnS pat o the oltv, and CONVENIENT 10
ehl,eh-s tehools, the public buildings. &c. For
PAEuoa ars Please cal and inquire a. No.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A pIeSsa1tI1 stU.t.5
n NOTTAGE tOUSE, containing roomK
ton; large stable on one end : 4 the SQUARE. The
Pses Eiil oe sod upon very reasonable terms OF
t Rn 9l Aggnst For PARTICULARS inquire Of BAR
80 ~ y sI-sa VI &c, 1Iocers ~ I-ecSt
FOR RENT-A HOUSE on Eleventh. bet,..,
I Shel Rent 500 per aanum APPiy 10 c. r =.
s,n SIX Bacon Dealer, Center and North
1919 80 Aoto. au1 eo1
EoR RENT-The large STORE ROOM and
CELlsAk on the corner Of and Seventh sts
caN ard: TINS room IL suitable for any business.
Oen be rented with or without the dwelling. Pos
sess0n given LIST OF September. Apply 10 JOS.
sEPETlI, asa II. east su s-9w
FOE RENT.5aA new and handsom. Frame
HOUSE will be for rent IN q few days. IL 10
beautifully situated on Thirteenth street, between
0eorsls avenue and h St, Nav, Yard; has large
EsIdeh lot attached, a pump OF god water nesr,
and con- aims 4 rooms, kitchen and wUodshed. Will
be rented low. with or without the lot 20 q good
tenant For sale cheap, q good. strong WORK
nOksE; works vel an anything Inquire OF II.
r. CLARK, Navy Yard or Of JOHN PATCH,
OILS X ST. between 9Th and Sth jyls
EQR RENT-rvo beautiful new BRICK
Il HOUSES, on Eighth st eet west between Al
and streets no'th. west side. Apply 70 NARY
hAiSl,lP, No. 3el Ninth street west, OF Or,
NJ ASBEf, No. $50 Pa. avenue, between sth and
HNh sreee- jyl2-5v.
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II TI 4 Go%s 3 1{SSsgEEs LIVES and BUYS
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