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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constellation, In reply to tbs allegations of
the Republican press to the effect that "ths Con-
ventions which were recently held at Baltimore
adjourned without endorsement, by either of
the Administration of Mr. Buchanan, - says:
These scribblers must have been grievously at
a loss for matter Of defamation when they exult
over the astounding fact that the Douglas faction
did not endorse Mr.. Buchanan. What rational
being ever expected that they would, And who
cared pinch of snuff whether they did or did
mott But IL the journals In question imagine that,
by the omission Of n resolution complimentary to
President Buchanan and approving Of his princi-
pies and policy, the true National Democratic
Convention who nominated Breckenridge and
Lane deStgssd TO pass over without such approval,
his personal and public merits and the distinguish
Ing measures and character Of his Administration,
they are grossly mistaken. We have reason to
know that the omission was simply an inadver-
tence; and that there never was a moment during
the brief and hurried sessi held at the Maryland
Institute when such resolution would not have
been enthusiastically and unanimously adopted.
The omission, we have reason TO know, Is ex-
clusivelY to be attributed to the general excite
ment Of the occasion, and the haste in which the
members rushed on to finish the work Of nomi-
mating candidates before the last day of the week
should close upon their proceedings
The IHssIligenesr discusses favoraby the treatit
of the United States with Oriental nations
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PeYEoRaI.

Hon. Pierre Soule of La; Judge Russell
Of " Y, and ex-Gov. Pratt. of Nd, are AT vii,
lards'. " -
- DIT. LIE Vert, the husband of Madame lie
ven, IS dangerously i'll at Bladon Springs, La,
with erysi pelas. '
, senator Clingman, Of N. C; Senator La
6arrett, Esq, President Of the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad. are stopping at the St. Nicholas
Hotel, N Y. Hon. w w Cochran. from Wash
lnstoh, ana Capt Brooks, of the steamship Kan
CARGO, are stopping at the Everett House
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The GREAT EASTERN entered the North River,
at New York, on Thursday afternoon, and was
escorted up the bay by iotilla Of steam tugs,
yachts and small craft, and was received by
s.lntes from the forts and shipping and the cheers
OF an Immense concourse Of people, who thronged
'hs Battery, the housetops, and the wharves along
we river She reached her dock at the foot of
hammond street, about six O'Clock in the evening"
"nefe II Is estimated she has already been seen
oy over half million people
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TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP ONLY
SEVEN DOLLARS.

With a, view of enabling the citizens of Wash
lugtOn and vicinity to behold the
GREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP
as well as to visit tho Metropolis of America, on
our National Annive ssry, arrang ements have been
effected with the above wel-known lines to run a
SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN of frst-c class Pas
senger Cars, including Car exclusively for Ladies
and Families, from Washington TO south Amboy,
where they will take one of the n. J. r. X. Line
of sp endd Steamers for New York.
TUESDAY EVEN G, July Sd, leave Wash
IngtOn at 20 p. NJ, Bait more, ct O'Clock p m,
and proceed to Philadelphia arriving the at II p:
IN, where the EXcursIonlsts Will be ira sferred
from the Depot free Of charge, to the elegant Pa
senger Cars Of the Camden and Amboy X X. for
Amboy, arriving there at o'clock a. M, will en-
bark on one of the Company's splendid Steamers,
passing through Staten island Sound by daylight,
arriving at New \ ork at a IN.
Returnlng-wi leave Pier No. N. r., New
York, at 10 clock p IN, of the Fourth, Immediate
ly on the termination of the Magnificent Display OF
Fireworks at the City Hall Park, which will con-
clude at 81 IN; reach Philadelphia a. IN q, Balt
more a. ms and Washington 10 a. m on the mo IL
ing ofth 5th.
Tickets positively limited TO loo from wasa-
Ingtnn, a-e now ready and can be procured at the
Adams Express Office, and at the Depot of the b.
d o. r. W ashington. je 25-4t
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OFFICERS APPOINTED TO EXHIBIT SPECIMENS
OF AMERICAN ARMS TO THE TYCOON.-Lieut
Col. Ripley, who has been appointed on the part
of the Army to accompany the japanese Embassy
home, is to deliver specimens of various arms sent
by this Government as presents to his Majesty the
Tycoon. Before returning to this country, he is
to visit Europe and examine, at leisure, the CHIEF
arsenals In every country. Lieut.. ii. A. Wise as
we stated yesterday, has been appointed on the
part Of the Navy to perform similar duty.
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u The Benicia BOyis expected at New York
to-day per steamer Adriatc The B. B. may
eclipse the G. E. His friends and the patrons Of
p. r are already making preparations to give
him such reception as BELTS the Champion of
the World"
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Miss LANR's RECEPTION, at the Executive
Mansion, this morning, being the last of the
season, was fully attended by those in fashion
able life still remaining In the city. The fair
hostess was in her customary good health and
spirits, and received her numerous friends in the
most cordial manner. The President, also, "was
about" and as usual, added TO the pleasure of
the occasion by his peculiar agreeableness
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Hoi FOB GA TPE SNh4AND Military re e

The safe and commodious steamer PHENIX,
Captain RYIHER, havins been artered by the
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY BAT
TALON to run to the Fort the I'd, 81 and 4ti of
July, will leave Washington, foot of Eleventh st
lows, VIZ:
Monday, 81, leave Washington u noon leave
the Fort p. IN.
Tuesday, 81, leave Washington at a. m, and 8
I'm.
Bpm
On the Sd and 4th the last trip up, leave the Fort
at II at night
Round trip tickets 50 cents, to be had on the
WHAT No money collected on the boat.
Per order Of the Committee
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That no steam
er, sail other boats Will be permitted to land at
the Fort during tho encampment, except the steam
engag d.
je 28-3t~ EARYTHER Cant
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HAMMACK'S -
RESTAURANT,
No. 400 Pa. AVENUE kssts
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

Gentlemen taking their meals out will ALWAYS nd
clean and airy dining rooms gentae and attentive
walters, and meals ready from a m to IL D m
My charges during the summer will be quite MOI :
craze. Clubs OF gentlemen can dine or breakfast
TO ether. have several neatly furnishe oolns
which will rent 70 responsible gent emen at low
md tn the most conv nient aud pleasant for
taxing their meals. My bar, as usual, ID well
pa mes and Brandies, and my larder ca n / he sur
passed, ii equaled, in this country. My personal
je 28.3t mo d. HAMMACK
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lily AND MOSQUITO TIME.-ThOse Who
W. uld pref 10 sleep without disturbance. are
informed that we have IN stock for them q neat,
cheap, and beautiful, article of Gilt ARCHES
and RINGS To be hung over their beds firm which
70 susp@Hd nt & ia time and curtains IN winter.
They will be found very ornamental aid convent
ent. he curtains OF net can be hung minute.
We have ALEC, q full supply of eli kind Of PINK.
BLUE; YELLOW and WHITE NETS fSr beds.
haHdeliers, a. fixtures, picture frames, &o.
Al-o, rich variety Of materials for summer
erlngs for parlor ate, very cheap.
CLA6ETf DODSON,
Dealers in ell kinds Of
CARPETING, CURTAIN MATERIALS,
AND OTHER FgRNIfu RE DRY GOODS.
je e-eo6t Pa av, Markst Space. No 4.
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APPOINTMENT OF A CHAPLAIS.-The Rev Geo
w. Dorrance, of this city, has been appointed
and confirmed as Chaplain in the IT, s. Navy,
ries Peter q. Clark, of Connecticut, deceased.
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DR.. SCHENCK

DEGs Leave To inform has patients-and others
IN Washington who may wish 20 consult him On
regard TO Consumption and any other Lung. Liver
or stomach Qiseases-that his usual weekly WISH,
on account OF urgent engagements elsewhere, VIII
not take place until "Wednesday. July llth, oa
which day he vii, formerly, be 1T his rooms,
few doors from = b. waite's drug store, corner OF
Louisians ay aud 7th sc
DIR. SCH ENCK desires 20 state that his advice.
as heretofore, invariably free OF charge, 6St for
examining the Lungs with his RtsrlkoNkrsf, HE
cha 60 A. SIS, except "A cases oi persons nnrbte TO
pay. A II Of lar Scbencks v edieines are for sale
al SAM'L b WARES DRUG aud Prescription store,
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The WEATHER.-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 In
about O'Clock.
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By ]. C. MCGUIRE e. CO. Auctloneer,.
GAL a. nE CunII.I, M,

BY ]. C. MoGU SURE & CO. AuctIoneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHOICE WINES.
~ Liquors, HAVANA CIGARS, PIIKLEs, SAUCES..
PRESERVED FRUITS AMP MEATS, lR9E sAEE, sUPI
cLosE TIE RUsINEss or HAMILTON a. LEAcH-On
TUESDAY MORNING, July 5. at 10 O'Clock. 81
the Nauoral Hotel, we shall sci the entire stock in
trade g d valuable store Fixtures, VIZ;
Jules Mumm, Fleur de BOuzy, Csrul al and Rubies
Choice Brown and Pale London Sherry, imported
direct by HAM ton a. Leach,
Very superior Old Port In bottles,
Weoh' Madeira in demljohns and bottles, q very
MsTsaux, Chateau. LATTE, Chateau seovine, St.
Pierre and - Lambert ClRret Wines,
l.arge quantity of Burgundy and still Wines.
Younger Imperial, Knox sons Ale,
Cansds Cider, HIb6eTt's BrOwE Stout,
Allsop's Ale, French Vinegar,
LARGE quantity Of Cstawbs and other BIiters. an
cas-r and on draught,
Fine Brsndles. Whisky, Rum and Gin.
English and French Pickles,
Sardines and Vegetables,
OF Of fine Green Teas IN 6, b caddles,
Olive OIl, Olives, Turtle Steak,
"a psI Spash ane SaIPee ssnoes, IN f1ncy rs
Large lot Il choice Hsvan. Cis.rs. OF v.riou.
One large Herring Safe. nearly new.
Desks, Counters, GiAss Css'f, Counter Scales.
Stand Casks Copper Measurss. &C.
One fine RoSn 1lsre, well broke, 20 ha ness,
tx Press Wagon and HAiness,
Tsrms: SO ard uEder cash over that sum a
creot OF z sand months with interest, for notes
J-Ca'slogues ready on Friday next
John K. LEACH,
ieT-d l. c. MoGlsTR q aTo;s
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Late U. S. Marshal for 1i 81 aV Columbia

MARsHAL's sALE.-ln virtue ofs writ Of
lVl heTl facias, issued from the Clerks cffhce Of
the Circuit Cont of the District Of lunbia, for
the county OF Washington, and 70 me dIrected,
court house door Of sad county, on SATURDAY |,
the 2stA daJ Of July next 1857 az u O'Clock m, the
title, caiu aud interest," In and 10 certain build
ing erected on Lot No SIX 90 in Square No nine
hundrei and forty nine 9s9D as laid down in the
plat OF the city Of Washington. seized and lev1ed
upon az the property Of Abel Griggs, and wall be
1856 in favor Of John Purdy.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Late U. 5 Marshal for the District Of Columbia
je B-dts
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By A. GREEN. Auotloneer.

NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE ANp
OF AT AUJ rIoN.-On TUESDAY. July 50
shall sell m front OF the prem'sfs, at dock g.
VA the north twenty fe { front of Lot No. 9 IN
CTuttenden'E 81 bdIvlsiUn of square NO. S9a, trout
l"g on 9th street west, running back DetS cen %
and streets, north, 10 public aley, with the
improvements, which consist of a new Three story
Brick HouEe, containing ak good conveniently
arranged rooms, with wide Passeg ga q builr IN
the best manner, By one OF the best workmen IN
this city. The sale will be WORTHY any one
wishing TO purchase hne small house in hesIthr
location
TerU s: One-third cash; balance in s, IL, Is and
"a months, for notes bearing interest from day OF
sale deed given and . deed of trust taken.
Je2 A. GREEN, Auct
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GIn REWARD FOR THE CONVICTION
% Nv OF the person who carried of my sign
Largest cd Bookstore in the South, MOrriSon's
Guide 10 Washington. Guide to Patent Office" $40
fOrthe Ierson who cut and stole the Side pieces nv
AWNING; : 10 for the thief who stole thu 29d volume
oil RaPIns History of Eng and, thus destro, ing the
set oil 81 lumes; also, volume Of Universal His
tory: volume DIctoEare Anglaes L'Francais.
Bonlface; volume Chambers Travels in Asia
MINOR Greece; Sign containing Morrison View
ing In Oil; | volume Sir Leoline Jenkins Life. n
iaGge i9llo volume heavy. Inflammation solicited of
Dollar, 1915, Ferdinand; English Florin, n of a (
sterling, old English letters, taken by entering
the BACK window. Also, information of SlT con-
me IN Baltimore by AdaHs' Express Company.
ComPetItl"n IN trade IS good but sending anony
awnings, signs, &c. stealing oks to destroy sets
Is not praise worthy. In consequence Books clos
ing off cheap. ALFRED HITNTER
je % ST. Under Willaris' Hotel
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS. &c,

EAU hSlONS, flO NlCS, &C.
THE 9 ESSEtSSEk SMk ssaISSfoN MoNU-
ifss:s..ssifaiIz saaoaSoe . the public sss6
Fourth of July Celebration,
DARLINGTON SPRING.
The Association pledge themselves tina. good
order will be preserved. They also qua sntee for
their visl :, every comfoTt and PisssuIe No ex
able to all who may favor them with their pres
wITHERs' FULL BRASS BAND.
wIrHERs' srRiNGa WiNiD oRcHEsTER.
MONUMENTAL S SLEE CLUB
Are to be among the attractions.
Federal Salute at sunrise-Hslf hour Guns during
of the National Fireworks at the Monument -"
All the delesacies of the season will be served up
for dinner and supper. The best quality OF refresh
ments at city prices.
CONTAMINATION the corner Of 18th ST. hourly,
18th ST. bridge hourly, by the steamer Seorse r w
Riggs; fare l0cts From the Georgetown .Aque
onet houIiy, by me steamer Flying Cloud; fare Is
ADMISSION 70 TIKI n peRouSDs-cards to Gentle
men 90 cents Ladies, Children and Servants free.
jeSss CON. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
EXCURSION TRIP TO GLYMONT on JULY
i The Steamer rHd E3SF d6LLLYER will make
two trips to Glymont Pavilion July IT,
4th, leaving her wharf, foot of Sew EeSaAzzS
enth St, al. 8 o'clock, Alexandra atoE1ezzz7sses
o'clock, Alexandra at lls o'clock p. m and will
return in time to witness the fireworks.
There will be a string band of music in attend
ance.
Refreshments will be furnished by tue Proprie-
tors, Messrs. Jones & Miller:
Round trip tickets from Washington IS cents,
from A exandrla 50 cents chlldTen under Il years
of age half-price.
Tickets sold at the boat
Omnlbuses will leave the corner of Pa. avenue
and Sew nth st at half-past O'Clock and quarter
before and half past II and quarter before o'clk
for the boat.
After the boat returns she will lay over at her
wharf until after the close of the fireworks for the
accommodation of the cItZ ens of Alexandria.
je9-td SAM'L BAKER, Capt.
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PERSONAL.

MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsIRQLo-
ltl GTsT AND DCCTREss, JhSf rom Europe Gsls
highly glft"d and intelligent ady be consulted
on the Past. Present aud Future Events. Call at
No. 20J Twenty second street, between and l.,
Washington. iel9 m
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BY A. GREEN. Agcuonesr.

rrRUsrpE,S TEE n or. AS TI9 pyr In-
Il PROVED PRoPERTY.-Un Ter aad BY virtue Of
deed 81 trust. tarIhE date the Sth day Of Novem-
No. ~. fol hos IS &c Of the land records II
Washington county, D. C, shall sell, at Tublic
P IN IN front Of the premises. the eastern half of
Lo. II, IN VIM A. adley's suhd vision Of Lots T.
3, ID and H. Ia Square numbered 49, said east Ia
Loo 4 fcot Is Is feet Mary land avenue, between
"a and 9Th streets, and runs back with that width
the depth If said lot 10 an alley.
Terms of sale: One third cash; residue in eQua
PAYMENTS at 9 and II months from date of sale.
with interest secured by a deed of trust on the
p emlses.
If the terms of sale are not comp led with " thin
days, the trustee To himfelf the right 60
resell At the cost and risk Of tn trSt purchaser.
upon advertising three times in the National Intel
lieencer.
ConyeyanclnE az the exnensa Of pnrohaser.
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ConveyancIng at the expense of purchaser.
c. ASHFORD, Trustee.
De q WdStgy 81 A. GREEN Adot

MAR HAL SSALE-In virtue of W il of heri
WI facias, issued from the Clerks ofice of he
Cl cut 70 urt OF the District Of Go umbIa for the
oonTty OF WashlnE ton, and 20 me directed. \ will
expo 10 public "a O. Tor cash, IN front Of the couTt
hoqs 9 door OF SAID county, on SATURDAY., the
"a, day OF July next, 1885, at q O'clock m the fol-
wing property, to wit: Al defendants Tght title,
m, sad interest IN and 10 q certain dvs llir q
house erected on Lot eight 49, and south mir etse
(lS fset four t4) lncha Lot nne go in Square
numbered tnree hundred and seventy-seven. (S77
In the clts OF Washington ID. c teizsd and le led
W on os the proot rtr OF yu lus IedI aud vii be
on TO SATISFY gudicials. o $40 20 October term
ls57, In favor Of Jonathan II. Walker
J. ID, HOOVER
Late u. 5. Marshal for Distrlot Columbia
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By J. c. MCGUIRE a co. Auoneneers.

BY J. Z. Mot UlRE a CO. A1ouoneers.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE
- PIANOFORTE, FURNITURE, AND HousEHaL8
EFFaCTs AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-On MONDAY
NJ 1RNiNG, Jnly ~ At 10 O'cl"ck, 81 the residence
81 don. J. Gartreil No. s20 r street, hetV ssu
sixth and Seventh streets, shall sci al he Fu-
nIt"re an Household 4 fiectF, c mpnEing-
Superior Rosewood Seven octave fiano Porte, ~
Hainee Bro, hers,
Suite OF sOhd Rosewood Parlor Furniture. r ished
Ia Crimson Brocatei, consisting Of two Soiss,
two Arm Chairs, aud SIX ParlOT Chairs,
Three handsome Wa nut Whatnou.
Marbe-tOp Centre, sofa, sud Boo uet Tables.
Rush seat Reception aId Fancy hairs,
antel Vases, Card X eoeIver. and Oruans.ts.
Handsome n Paintings and Fngtavngs
w alnut Hat Tree. Walnut Hal Chars,
Three ply and Venetian Carpets, OIicioth.
Mahogany StdebOaTd, Extension Table,
China. Glass, and tsrockery Ware. Casters.
Lounge, Oak Dining Chairs Rockers,
Mainut Jenny Lind Bedstead. Wardrobe.
Marble topDressIng Bureau md Washsts-a.
Cottage -et, Cottage Bedstesds,
Hair nd Husk Mattresses
Boosters aud Pillows,
lsooEing Glasses, Toilet Sets, &c
Together with general assortment Of Kitche-
requisites
Term: SSO and under cash: over that eur, .
credit of 81 and - days, for satisfactorily eudorsea
notes. bearing ln'eregt
10 q d j. G. NoGUIRE r. co. Auots.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On "Wednesday night last. a HAIR
IL BRACELET, with clasp containing hair; cf
little va ue except to the owner; supposed 10 be lost
on Ninth, Seventh. or r streets. The finder will
receI the tia ks Of the owner by leaving il at No.
367 Ninth street. IT.
L OST-On the 18th SAINT, a small MEMORAN-
.ous aud the Washington and Alexandra Express;
also, bill aFSInst #. n Stillwell. of Alexandria
Any one retjTHIng II TO this Office Will be suitably
rewarded. 10 80 81
TAKEN UP, on the 18th instant, a la-ge red
l. COW. with her Calf The owner is
requested To come forward prove proper &ASF
~, pay charges, and take her away. A
J.THOMSON,
JeS 81 Corner of 18th and p SITS.
TAKEN Upon the 18th ms ant, a small brindle
wise marked. The owner is requested 10 ~"
come forward, prove property, and take her dA
away.
je - ST. SAMUEL LANGLEY
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n O { K T II OF J U l. Y.
EXTRAORDINARY EXCURSION TRIP
FROM
WaShfngfOn TO New York.

AND RETURN.
Via Baltimore and Washington Branch Railroad
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Ba timore Rail
road, Camden and Amboy RailIoad, and New
Jersey Railroad Steamers, acc ompaned by the
FULL BAND OF THE INDEPENDENT BLUES
OF BALTIMORE.
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q JULY THE FOURTH!
~ X A y ID G n G
Georgetown Benevolent Association,
BENEFIT f 6P Fl The POOR,

The best Pic MIC OF the season will be given at
ANALOSTAN ISLAND, WED N<
NESDAY, July 4th, for the benefit EE.ssassH.S
of the poor. os~aSossSs
The Association pledge themselves that good
order will be preserved. They also guarantee t.
sthelr visitors every comfort aud pleasure No ex-
ertOn their part will be spared to max it agree
able to all who may favor them with their pres
ence.
The Declaration of independence will be real by
a member Of the NsSociatIOn.
An Grafton will be delivered by distinguished
gentleman.
There will be several Balloon Ascensons during
the afternoon, and splendid display of Fireworks
on the grounds in the evening.
Visitors will also have one of the best views OF
the National FiFewoTks-the Monument Grounds
being In FL view from the island The Holy Hill
; and has been engaged. All the delca9Ies Of the
season will be served up for dinner and supper. The
best quality OF Refreshments at city prices. The
st AIN packet HERALD will leave High IT. and the
Western Wharves every FIVE minutes during the
day, free of charge. This Pic Mic being solely for
charitable purpose all are earnestly requested to
patronZe IL.
Tick Is Bahes and Gents each IS cts; Children
10 cts TO bel occurred of the Committee and At tho
boat the DAY, is
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VTHE ABOVE SALE Is POsTRnNEp
IN consequence OF not bslnG ready, until Thu Rs
DAY, the 18th inst, same hour.
jeH-d A GREEN Ana,
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THE LADIES' MITE SOCIETY, of Gorsuch
HEAD on JULY ID. As1E2enks5S4h
The steamer PHENIx has been chartered Fine
music WI accompany them. Leaving her wharf
Eleventh St, at O'clock p. tIckets, for gentle
men, 81 cents; ladies, Is cts: children, l21z cts
je 6-J
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GIG SOMETHING NEW O1O
oIo U " ID X THE UN, DO
c. WOOWARD'S
EAGLE STOVE HOUSE,

assortment of ~
PATENT FLEXIBLE ROLLER SKATES.
1.-THE hrst that has been offered for sale in the Dis
trict something entirely new and far superior 10
anything heretofore Invented In tue way of Skates
requiring Tor the health nj exercise of skating no
,eI, are easily managed, ana suitable for parors
halIs, uining-Tooins. pavements any other place
where there Is a smooth surface.
They are truly most wonderful and valuable
Invention. ~
Don't fail to call and soc them, at
G. WOODWARD'S
=, Eagle stove House,
10 y st No. BIS Pa. av, bet. 10th and llth sts
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AUCTION SALES.
? For OTHER Anotisn SaLes, see frst pare
By A. GREEN, AuotIoneer.

4 ARGEA AND ATTRAC TIVE sALEOF DRY
Ia GOODS AT AUCTION Il shall Commence on
WEDN ESDAN. the 9TH int, 81 10 O'Clock q. m :,
snd continue daily until ali IL sOd, 81 store Nc
323 Penn. avenue, south Q de. between eth and 1th
sire ets, 70 sell the entire stock Of Dry Goods,
slstang Of
Cloths. Casamers, Nestings.
Towels, Jeans Linen and Cotton Pants stuff,
De Lains, Lawns, GREY Goods,
BeTsge and Silk Robes
Ble.ched and Brown Sheetings and ShirtinEs,
Irish Linens, EmbrOlderies nosieres,
Black Laoe Shavls and Mannllas,
Undershirts and Drawers,
Linen Bosom Shirts, Linen shirt Fronts.
And many O'her Goods too numerous % mention.
AS the building is 20 De taken down the entire
stock mast be sold without reserve.
Terms: All sans under 9 - cash over fhst
amount credit Of 70 and % dsys, with approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest ir,.tn Of sale.
Je2-d A. GREEN, Auot.