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The COOPER OPERA TROUPE, en- route for Ha.
Vana, have secured the Washington theatre fo,
one week, where they will open on the 18th Of
september with the fine opera Of Fra Diayolo
The company has made some very valuable adj.
ditions, such as new tenor Of magnificent voice
and new baritone, besides Miss Annie Milln.r
and Miss Kemp. Crown Diamonds, Lucrezis
Borgia and Figaro are included in the repertoire
all OF which, we understand, VIII be brought out
during their stay in w ashington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

MOVEMENTS OF THE PREsIDENT.-We learn bv
telegraph that the President Of the United States
LEFT Bedford Springs yesterday morning He
VIII probably arrive in this city this evening by
the train due here at six O'Clock D.. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

II IL Is said that an investigation into the az
fairs Of the Canada Grand Trunk Railway has
exposed great eStearagance, fraud, peculation,
and Encouragement. '-. ---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

IL "A meeting Of the Breckenridge wing Of
the democratic party of Fauquier was held at
Wafrenfon on Monday for the purpose Of organ
i1ihg ior the campaign. 1t was determined to
hold mass meeting at some future day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

SEvsRAL OLD HEADS TOGETHER-AE Ertraor-
smary Meeting AT Jackson, In this State saws
Me Deuoit advertlser, the 10Th Of this month
there met at tea-party sixteen persons who's
united ages amounted to one thousand one hum
dred and seventy-two years, and the average az.
Oh eacn was seventy-three years and three months
Such gathering is rare anywhere and s.nacismn
IN .he western country, where 50 large a portion
OF tne inhabitants reckon their period of residence
pack put few years, comparatively Their
Ladles-Mrs Call, IS; McComb, IS: He,,icE 50.
hochwsu, "A; Sergeant, %; Foster, "a; Ruggles'
IS; mcGee, o. Turner, 66; Morrison, so; Reebe'
- Fool: 7Oi Kennedy, 60; Trimbick, 6s Gen,
the ladies were widows vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

IL James Gordon Bennett, Jr.. has recently
had occasion to knock down and drag ont,
sundry impertinent colored walters at the Inter
national Hotel, Niagara Falls, which feat he Is
said to have performed in the most scientific man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

O The Wings and Others of Fanop,s, ,or,,,,
virginia; friendly to the election of Bell and Ey-
eieu, mad an enthusiastic demonstration at War
Iehlon on the 2ith instant. The demonstration
attention OF large concOurse Of people of every
party. Robert f. Scott, Esq made one Of hi,
sD enOr,s and happy sdde were also made
Ter, A. j. Crane, J. v. Brooke, and Other. A.,
nignt on Saturday there was brilliant scene
Rockets and bonfres sent forth brilliant Ught
ana nirring music was heard on the streets al I'm
the old Wig era During the eyening en,s',.,
sshe crowds Were addressed In stirring speecbe.
~ Mears. Scruggs, Crane, Rives, hacfleford
Skinner, and John 8. Pendletoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

IL The completed census of Cincinnati show,
that city to have population Of only l5s ssh souls
The papers Of the city have previously claimed q
population OF 2OOOOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

II The New Orleans Picayune says the North
ern Texas papers speak of bloody fight in the
Choctaw nation between the abolition and slave
holder parties, In which over 100 were killed.
The story is doubtful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

Dull BKIwEEs PoLIDcIAss-FArAI Rr.r,
ne NASHVILLE (renn 6azstte Of the 24th bs.
,ns Ion3wing important tim: 'sOn Thursda y Of
hssr esA duel was fought In the Indian nation,
SannaIdates Tor Congress in the late election i5
s.n,a, IN which Mr.. Gannt, the snccessfni
va was killed Intelligence to this eject
ceased iiv' oa fsesived by relatives Of the de-
i.v'ss 70 Geofge CAN'T, Esq well. Sno,y,
A~ ye Gao politician Of Columbia Tenn !,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

VI A man named Peter Thomas died at Gin
clnnan on Sunday, while under the influence of
ehioroform, administered to facilitate an oper.
alton on one Of his eyes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

4IDLse PREPARED GLux Wv. h.v. -
mat mn in .s,.n ssn pies Of prepared LIQUID gine
Plat s,re,t Nsw pSsnss Sy Mr. a. G. sPsidinT' 90
ing old furniture II is a yerv con.s,,s IN mend
.Sa 1omss.ac use and deserves to be lent no.
eonven; On ns ,s n every household It i. also
ors In constructing and repairing ths, ana invent
Seissfife Azaeyfeaa. neif models =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

ARMY Observation-Disclosures r H. CooIidp.
mas been directed to proceed to Philadelp hia or
duty connected with the Medical department
after having performed which he will return e
his station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

Mrs; Mary Roope Bond, widow or A..
.aIssos Bond Of Harvard AstsonomicsI o., ~
ssss,y, aea at Cambridge on Tuesday, At TIE sse
lady. = ~ ~ "oS ssiWeble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

u The Chicago Zoaaves, 1t is said, have
made their farewell appearance in public, and
will henceforth devote themselves to their private
pursuits .- :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

IL The Reform Central Committee In Balti.
more have nominated Geo w. Brown, Esq for
mayor
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THE SCH9oLS ATTACHED, TO ST. DOM

n IT,
l. lNlCk'S CHURCH. Island, Ems
preparatively TO ths resuming or the lstS5S@$Aza
studies, will inset IN festive reunioi, t8
on MONDAY, September 3, at the armI,abIy ar
as COLUMBIA SPRINGS e" A"' 7"
The Ladies' of st. Dominick's wi | unanimously
i1y9r tie occasion wit their smil ng prescnce and
al! overs OF innocent mlrth and patrons of sou nd
primary education are kindly invited
That unsurpassed musician and accompi shed
sentleman John Esputa, supported by his Will Sc
lected company 1.-THE best performers in WASH ~
TONI will dispense the gofios of music. au IA?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

EIRST GRAND PRIZE PIC MIC OF THE
T. ZOUAVE CLUB, at AR
hiNGTON SPRINGS, T U ES
Seventy-hve Prizes, consisting of watches,
Gems, DC, will be given away.
The full Marine Band has boen engaged for the
Its the intention Of the Committee that this
shall be he Pic MIC of the season, and that the
strIcte order shall be preserved
OmDIbuses will leave the corner of 9TH ST. AMI
Avenue every hour du' ing the day for the Springs
children free. An I'll
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SOUTHERN BOOT AND SHOE FACroRv
WASHINGTON ID "

Inc Undersigned would call the attention of tho
MIR trade to their stock Of MEN'S,-sia.nn '
R2( BOYS, AID YOUTHS WEAR &HV
yAy now on hand. Constantly work. ~ E4v
vHover one hundred men, we arsS
a%aye prepared 10 fill all orders with dispatch.
Is called TO our stock of SERVANTS' SHOES
ana Oh our heayS work for Plantations which 1oe
pllce ana durability, cannot be surpassed. BeIng.
sne Jniy manufacturers engaged extensively in the
wnoiesaIe business south, we rely upon Southern
gaaiy , 70 the Eastern manufa ,ture our prices are
our establIshme has been in operation for about
Two years, and our work has We. universal salts
iacuon both to purchaser and consumer
on ~ DNWt FORREST PAYNE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

THE WRArHBR.-The following report of the
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time of observation &,
about z O'Clock.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

GKSBRAL APArHY.-For the past four weeks
we have been travelling In various sections Of
the country-in Virginia, Maryland, Ohio, New
York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New Jersey, and Delaware, thus having an ex-
ceilent opportunity to acquire reliable iuforma-
ton with reference to the existing state of poll
tics there. But single fact In that connection
impressed itself upon our mind, travel where we
would. Viz: That the great mass Of the people
throughout the States named above, except In Wiz
Sinia, Pennsylvania, and New York, are less in
terested In the current struggle than ever before
In Presidential contest. In fact, except In Wiz
GINA, Pennsylvania, and New York, we found
none others than the politicians by trade, now
existing In considerable Numbers everywhere.
who seem TO trouble themselves I'm the least about
the matter-tbere being no more popular excite
ment anywhere upon the subject than over their
ordinary State elections, IL as much The nsmine
accounts of great and enthusiastic meetings of
all the parties at the North, which their partzan
newspapers are publishing from day to day, are
all to be received cum grano sails; not 1.-THE of
what they embrace being literally true This
state OF things strikes us as boding extensive
political changes soon to occur, the precise char
acter OF which are as yet not to be OWNED by
tine snrewdesf and most far-seeing political cal
cuiators III 1t results In better understanding
between the two contending sections Of the Con-
federacy than now exists, and in slushing of
from the management Of party affairs the lobby
ties, contract Spectators, chronic ofice-seekers.
ana constitutional demagogues, who have by de.
grees come too often to monopolize the manage.
ment of the affairs Of all the parties in grea,
measure, to the almost entire exclusion Of indie.
pendent and unselrsh citizens from participate
In their direction, It will indeed prove a god.
send for the public interest. Our impression II
that such is to be Its tendency, though vre are
free to confess that the signs on which we base
that impression are still very indistinct
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srsAws."-The following is the result NJ a
soee oken on the cars from Baltimore to Wash
ington on the afternoon Of Saturday. 9th a'"

W Newport correspondent writes SO The
hfI symptoms OF the New port autumn are brgi n
ming 70 DC visible. The crowds Of guests w 6ieb
more numerous than they Were. Ala for tn
glory OF the hotels IL the proprietors could only
extend the season" six days longer than its usual
ienxln, tney could make money. instead of barely
recommending the rush Of patronage during
sne week or two constituting the hight of the
nas on, are poor property, and, am told would
VIII, PROBABLY, keep open until the 18th of srny1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29
FUTURE DAYS.

by A. GREEN. Auctionecr.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS
- AND CRocKKRT WARE Ar AucrIoN.-OnF FRI
DAY, the Slst instant, at % O'Clock q m, 4 shai
sei, 81 my warehouse, on street, between 9Th and
TN .ts on account Of whom IL may concern, q
mahogany sofas, Chairs and whstnot,
walnut Gent.r Tables. marble top
DO. Bedstssds and Waxh Sinks.
=. DO. Book Cases and Caster Chain
Mahofany Dressing and othe Bureans
Lounges, Cane and Wood seat ChaIrs
ten loot Ex tension Table 4 walaut.l-- ...
Breekfast, Saloon and other Tables
Feather Beds, Bolstsrs and Pillows,
HAIR, Cotton-t too and Husk Mattresses,
Single and Double Cottage JennT Land Bedstesds,
Mahogany Once Desk and Chairs, - =
blansets, Comforts. Sheets and Cases.
Plated Casters, Knives and Forks
Do Tea Table and Forks,
4 China Tea Set, ~ pieces.
6ranlte Dinner Set, fcomrlet.,l
Stone Shlna Dshes, plates Bowls aud Pitchers.
Toipists, Ium5iers, Wines and cnsmpasnss,
rats. W '"e"'o
Terms: AL sums Of and under, SIS cash; over
w. credit OF and months, for approved en-
auc7 A ar EEN l,ot
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m2s 5lt Will. BUY = FIxs pRAB BEAVER
~ .1o o' ....lasIs Dress Hat \ Nr,s
Fashionable Hal asd Gag sssss. ~ eve.
Al .yEsY NICE PIANO IN Desr on DER
ssors q 2sss5 We HsfzExoHfif:.' s
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GRAND RAILROAD EXCURSION AND
" PIC-NICi
Something New, Novel, and Attractive.

EFT. The YOUNG CATHOLICS, FRIEND SOCI-
ETlES Of Washington and Balti- f>--
T n9,e viii pIc he'd cid GRAND So; - -
Grove at the ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION. on
THURSDAY, the 3rth of August -.
Tins occasion will afford an inviting opportunIty
i2I the interchange of friendly greetings and civil
Societies, and ample arrangem, nts have been m,de
tn insure nnaloyed pleasure aud delight 10 all who
may participate in the festivities Of the day and
The rr%eccnds will ha devntad Tn the cba r,,ohlo
purposes 81 the two Societies which are to clothe
ana educate poor and destitute children The con-
scionsness, Therefore, o. contributing 10 a noble
charity Will give additional zest TO the innocont
pleasures OF the occasion
- The friends Of both Societies in wasb,nston
geo. getown, Aie1and.Is, and the surrounding
country are coEday invited to share the pleasnres
OF TINS attractive festival
Withers' celebrated Brass and String Rand ha a
Deen ted. AID In addition to their unrivaIIed
Soncert, making vocal the grand old woods with
their matchless concord # sweet sounds - vi"
an excaIient DINNER, and refreshments of the
oriees 70 f ,bn NIL be fu,nIshed at reasonable
PROPRIETOR OF the Junction Hotel, Mr.. Fitz .immons
iickets lor the round trip, including afimissi,n
70 tne grove, 70 cent; children between 6 and p
years OF age, hall price, no charge for children of
II ans VIII leave the washinston demo. a, = .o
anu u 40 IN and $40 and 80 D. m Leave the
annapolis Junction at Q 81 m and 4, and 8
Tickets (which should be procured before en,er
ing the csrsl may be had at tn. foliowIng places
- Duiley's Book and stationery Store, No SOS
between 9th and 10th sts.; Dr. F. g. WaIsb's Drng
store, Navy Yard; DIR. ID. Il. larke's Drug So q
corner "a av add "A street; DR. Kidwell's ID ug
sore, Georgetown and of the officers a nd members
o. a ,he es Tunf Catholics Friend Society.
rs ates, INTEL and Con- st each -
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Spirit OF the Morning Pr...

The cOHst,t~ticn descants a! length upon the
"irrePressthie Conflict" as being " the question
before the people"
The isfei''gs"esr treats upon Mexican CON-
plicatons -
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~, BAY WATER. .1-7T-- =
SyNE puncheon pure high Favored raw RtIM
Just e and for sale by - =

Dr. OK MEN OF TIE, INrERIOR, =
sealed proposals will be reeeivcd az ~. b..
el pe = 9eloek q noon on the 10th day eptsm
ninsty cords of best dry hickory wo a AID ran cn
ssvsd sp sI1 so, xsSSd four feet in
ont OF the Patent Office Bnildine n Niafh "a -,
Proeo. on OF esilsfs the 6rst day etsSsr next
- e oI fenslons, and endorsed "Proposais Tor
40 ~ ,.e,a a3@sssi 6EOsC. WHITING. =
"~P" CommissIoner,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29
BY J. c. MCGUIRE q CO. Anoiloneers.
HRuSrEE,S SAL ZOE THREENAI LA M

BY j. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Apctioneers.
HkUsrEE'SSA LEOF THREE Valuable
= BUILD Nc o-s AT THE coRNER ~ FIRST ST,
wksT AND NORTH q sr-,,n fRIDAf AFTER-
NUN. August Slst, ats o'olock. on the PREMISE
ls5s, And GUY recorded in Liber J. A. iss foios
10. etc one OF the land records for Washington
6Emserso q p s.a IN James C. McGuires sub
These Lots front each 3 feet a, inches on ri ,t
sueet wet between q ard II sIrsetr NORTH. and
snnne ock lSO feet 1nc hes to % f-ct alleJ; TO-
ketheI WIN Inc improvements, tisfinf OF ANAL
stor, brick houses crested on the rear of said
lots and froLting an the alles. - ~
Terms: One fourth Yah; the residue in q, u and
~ months, with interest secured By deed OF trust
IL the terms Of sale should not be complied with
In nve oays thereef o., the Trustee reserves the
ngnt 70 resell at tbs risk and expense Of the de
All eonveysae NJ q the expense Of the psrehss-
sua-d J.6. xosufftk sHs 3 dsd TIa s:s;,
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Tur EXCURSION TO GLYM0NT;,
IF lS,.AND BAPTIST CHURCH AND
SsBRATH SCHOOL will give ~
ESXGIURStON to GLYMONr on.E.64AzE
The boat will leave the foot of Eleventh street at
ga o'clock a. m touching at the Navy Yard, Alex
era ana return at O'Clock p. m. Tickets FIny
Omnlbuses viii be at the corner of Pa. avenue
ana Seventh street to connect with the boat.
An arrangement has been made nv which pas
sengers can visit MOUNT VERNON on this trip,
by paying S71s cents for the privilege oflanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

vANDEMARK'S PORTABLE FENCE.
EAp ssd narivalled Fence, OF Agent L. w
aEIoN corner o seventh street and Pa ave-
Only: Gail up gentlemen and before the rights Are
o. soii. Agents wanted. au % w FL Mas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

NOTlCE TO BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
! have this day associated with me BLApES For
HEsI, OF georgetown. In the Wholesale Boot and
Shoe BUSINESS, under the name and style If For
REST & PAINE. IEWISpaVVNEGGh
August 4th 1860. We
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GREEN GINGER AND PIcKLING VINE
II b RPS Rprs s SIDER VINEGAR, (warranted,J
WHITE JAMAICA GINGER, kr.a
W h ,t 3 and :. u Black MUSTARD SEED, a. y.
- Ingredients for pickles. For sale BY -
WILLIAM BRYAN s
No. ~. opposite Center Market
au ~ o6t between It'll and 9th streefa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29
CAPITOL ASSOCIATION MOONLIGHT
~ EXCURSION, - =
TO THE WHITE HOUSE,
MONDAY EVENING, September Sd

cotillon music has been engaged Tickets, admit
ting gentleman and ladies, 50 cents. au % St
A FTER NOON AND MOONLIG T
IA EXCURSION.
RYLAND CHAPEL CHURCH will give an
EXCURSION down the river, stopping -
at the Fort a short time, and then EAAaA-N
proceed down the river, and return 4loEzezkzslh
about 10 o'clock. on THi RSDAY, August 80 leay-
Ing tn ST. wharf, Washing on, at 81 O'clock -
Refreshments on board at reasoua bic rates
Good mu c will he had on the occasion
Ientlemen's tickets 50 cents. ..--
LADIES' - g
Small chiidren
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SUpERIOR SHIFTING C0TToNs. -
- We open to-day, August 18th
case ff5 dssdsEF1S Shifting Cotton
case case .MN .s EIIs M,II,n &c g
case q! .ancaster'' DO
The alb we are al @. Iebra.ed ands, and we
sds IN Ss o .ns as We Ne ,Ss ss
NV W. a. "a yeTy snHl, adrsnce for cash.
Sh ,et;ng COttsrs, Pi low Coitons, Cotton Check
NNland f DGms .,n own shestines !
Mariners slr'ped shir,iass, B@ss' Wesr
manshesfsr 6lnghams. men and boys English
Ladies' hosi.ry, 100 dozen pure Linen Bandker-
T2velling f "ifsrent kIrds, &c.
We shall sell any Of tie abov We foods very CHEAP
tiGn: Of the city 70 inspect our stock and Prices
'rioie 10 the s s@a pan, CLAG EFT MAY,
aua-nw.r.st A "''' 'e'' ''n anu iO'h '"'
Flour AND pS eENsRssE@ ccoonMIssroN
af- MERCHANTS,
,,,,, AID wholesale dealers in
coner q st6 and SS stssts MWAa b city
IL Cash paid for all kinds of Grain au Is sm
FLOUR, MEAL, MILL FEED. &c.
Just received on consis nmen,.-
4V PDIs hyperion brand OF flesh ground Family,
80 b hbktF SS Snf R RgssdE 6 Flour
P.esh sIornd CON Meal and Mill ecd of all kind,
4
ea . ON ID J.. MORRISON & CO. :
" GOD Ao SAAnHs oAL
asa Pa. Av., BETw HTH AND I2rH Srs.,
49,, North SIDE -
Mill and Wharf foot Of Sevente euth at
-na J. ~ Neiov Var pepsrtment.
Young and fast esd for 6 no isat; th Il.
3wner h,ging no use for them. Apply at IN
w. ID. UPPERMAN'S Grocery, on Penn-6S
syLvanla avenue, between ID and a. ats. au q If
s. cALy 1p5TE E2 SEI JR, = nco
PENN AVENUE, CoRNRR OF ELEVATE ST..
Dealer in
PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS
STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINEs
including
ths latest AID Dlosf dpyrored
FRENCH MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS.
CHOICE ARrTcLEsss 9soR TIVE ro1,rr
1,,,,o, embracing every variety
fhkNGilt ENGLiSH AND AMERICAN PER
FUMERf, SOAPS, BRUSHES, &c.
The proprietor's personal attention eiven NJ all
noars 10 the compromising Of Ply sicisns Prescrip-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

RECEIVED AND FOR SALE =.
INV no moIs choice assortrne.t of LUBIN'S GEN
oiNh fEhfOMEkI and TOILET SOAP.
,oa . e. FORD, Jr Druggi t.
gu @-Se Corner Eleventh st. and Pa ay
'Eu MRS. PLANTS ACADEMY
HE Duties OF this school will be resumed Mon
nG,tn OF slree'. Terms, TO-, made know on ap
PI.SotIon. au 28-ea3t,-
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AfRA BERRY VALE INS'rITU fE POD
~ YOUNG LADIES, III

wear Peach Grore Post Office, Fdirra1 County Va,
Location oGe OF the healthiest in the state; Soci
e.y n9 ai ahd rehned; Religious privileges unsur-
Inc iaIl torn Of this Institution will commence
on ne 81 cay oil September, 1860 and close ON the
petsIt teachers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

NOW Is THE TIME - :
" FOR SPORT! E o.
The steamer GEORGE w. RIG GS can be char
tered on reasonable terms to take R0Rs
gentlemen down the Potomac, by the s. S4AEN
day or week. for the purpose of fish
select parties can employ her for Excur siOns down
SsS -iyer. iuquirc yin Juard, 18th street bridge
au % st ...-.'---f - Ownar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-29

VI gXcIRsiaN VIII be risen !, MOONLIGHT
the WHITE HOUSE on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, 18th instant, o&Aa1kS51lS
comgiimeptary to, and benefit Of tie Second Ran
The PHENIx will leave 81 xth street wharf J.Iana
At O'Clock, Is agden's wharf, IN O'Clock n m
tonchlng at Alex and. il going and returni O r :"
=, Omnlbuses will be in attendance at the wharf ON
the return of the boat. Wv "'i Vi'
MUSIC, vocal and instrumen tal, will te in ,ttc,d
ance &c Is hckets 50 cents; ladies rs cents. re
cents. 0 i"'iAio", %
COMMITTEE 81
WIN. Sanderson Phijlio Robrer o.
Isaac Entwisle sam Eil,s
Charles Wright John f.iammord. ...
Fred Limerick, t;eoree ;asidis
Steaven Oster, J. f. Spicer am o. ~
t. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION :
4 HE Congregation Of Grace Church IsIand) pro-
pose giving M0ONLIG HIT EX- ~
CUHSiON for the benefit of the Ek-A4AA
Ennir connected 9th the Church, on
FRIDAY, August 81. =
They have chartered the steamer PHryrx vbicb
WIN leave Eleventh street wharf at O'Clock D. m
Wishsrs's Band has been engaged for the ocos-
Refreshments on the boat. q ser sas-az -ss pc
Iickets 80 Gems; CHI ldren Is cents. I et
en- COn7mittee = a ltf
Roberts, R. Z. Bsrtle,
9.N 1ordon Q, II. Hancock. su 1890
, 1860-07-04

Dtroft ia,ums not lees han Eve doAzs received and
wi be allowed deposits o til. description after tte
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