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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Arr ut View Bedford In inst shp Scotland wesks OsAsh
Sea Honolulu Nov a. Wytootacxe Dec "A with Is Akon
.he psssese 400 VII and 600 ba bone board
s1oSg OF England seaman vas hnocked overheard b
hg OF main TACK. and drowned HI so0o
christopher Mitchell. Manchester NB so VII anss leavr tss
Sandwich Issnds and her weeks afAr ~ards ouiogs
thsl aimee leaving Sandwich Islapda
Sid lst, bark Atlantic Paaffc Ooean
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WALKERS ExPKDITIoN.-The New Orleans
Pleayune has the following relative to Walkers
late exploit in capturing Truxillo =" Gen. win.
liam Walker, of whose expedition to Nicaragua
we have before had accounts, made his appearances
before the town of Tru1illo, Honduras on the 5tb
instant, and took possession without serious oppo
sluon only one gun was fired by the troops sta
TONED here by which two Of Walkers men
were wounded. Walker then entered the toyyn
and took possession. The greatest excitement
prevailed The object Of this attack upon Tru1-
lilo is unknown We only know that tie expedi-
ton sailed from the island OF Cozumel, on tbs
2V'h uit;, as supposed, for Nicaragua direct. Sub
sequently to its departure we had intelligence of
the capture, by the British, OFF Honduras of the
schooner Clifton one of his little transports and
Of her being taken into the Belize Whether
now, after learning OF this seizure Walker subse-
quently turned his course to that coast TO rrcan-
tlre the vessel, or whether he had originally in
tended, as first stated, to land at TfuxiIlo and
MAKE Gfs way thrUugtI Honduras Nicaragua nv
land, We are left to conjecture. We only know
this IN addition, that al last accounts from the
forts at Truxili0.
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ISrERvrKw WITH TIE PYRAMID LAKE INDIANS.
The Indian Bureau has received ofacial inislli.
gence from Carson Valley, in which 10 reported
an interview on the 1st instant between the Indian
agent and two hundred OF the so-called hostile
Pyramid Lake Indians. An examination wa
made pertaining to the assault by the Indians on
Williams's Station, in MAY last, and the opinion
Is expressed that the whites the cause Of aid
troubles. The Pah-utes were disposed to be friend
ly, but the Bannacks and Pitt River Indians were
in the war path In the northern part Of that Ter
ritory and Southern Oregon. Depredations Of
every conceivable kind were being committed on
the Indians by the whites in Pyramid Lake and
Walker river reserves, and the whites were In
triguing to provoke war with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-25

Arkansas ELRcTloN-We at length ave relia
bic returns Of the recent election In Arkansas bv
which 1t appears that Henry Nj. Rector Ind epend
ent Democrat, has been elected Governor by a ma
1oflIY OF PROBABLY three thousand votes over r. II
Johnson, the regular nominee Of the Democratic
party.
For Congress, the Hon. Thomas C. Hindman
mas been reelected from the first district over
M CyPerf, w big; and r. w CAN'T Independent
Democrat has been elected in the second district
over Charles b. Mitchell, the regular Democratic
nominee. The ajOrities for the successful can
oldates Tor Congress are large In both the districts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-25

IL writer in the New York Post proposes
that instead Of feting or dining the Prince of
Wales in that city, his countrymen and others
who chose should unite in erecting an elegant
drinking fountain in some suitable place, and in
wife Lord Renfrew to lay the cornerstone This,
or some public memorial Of the visit like it. which
would be enduring, and associated with great
public convenience, in which the masses of the
people would have Especial interest," it is thong ht
would be in better taste, and much less likely to
result In modification the part of the citizens,
and disgust on the part Of their guests, than any
thing which has yet been proposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-25

RuMoREp CHANCE IN THE SuPERINrRNpxNcY
OF THE NAVAL AcADEMy.--We hear it rumored
that the gentlemanly and efficient Superintendent
of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Capt, Blake
is to be transferred, at his own request, to some
other position, and that Capt. Dupont, Of the Navy
is to be assigned the SUPPLEMENTARY Of this In.
stitutfpn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-25

RESIGNATION OF A CLKRKsHIP.-Mr. Nichola,
Halter, for many years well known and esteemed
AZ an efficient clerk Of the Post Office Department
has resigned his official relations with the govern
ment to become tller Of the soil at Pedee, Cedar
county, Iowa. The promotion In Office is assigned
to Or. John Hunter, one Of the oldest clerks In
the DEPARTMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-25

III 1t seems that another ruinor had been
started that Mr.. Breckenridge had called a con
sultation Of his friends to decide the propriety of
Withdrawing from the presidential contest Mr.
James Coleman, Of Memphis, wrote to Mr.. Breck
inridge concerning this eanard, and received the
following emphatic answer:
LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. Il, 1860.
JAMES COLEMAN: There is not a word Of truth
In IT. JOHN c. BREcxINRIDGE-
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TAME The pleasure to inform thu lad,es th.t r
an s na Ia the Capitol Of Fashion taking the great
latest styles goods for the trade Of Wash;n,tnn
Al sooas bought b{ the importing houses 10 Amer
CITY trade as coming out now, by which shsii hs
e en- guided as experiences has taught me that
taste, and will not wear anything but WHY 81 Ia
In co r1Is the efore shsl make every effort to
customers which will not be found answhars ~ .sss
and s which VIII not be surpassed in elegance and
.Sauy Dy any others Ny arrangement are made
ESQ 10 receive new goods by everv steamer dur,ns
the season. Consequently shall be one ses son =
a. ! lntended 70 add few words in regard
the present 'ueier lot
An the orders entrusted to me by the ladies are
81 25-eolv M. WIITJAN
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneeh

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
II IIRE, PIANoToRTE. &c, AT AucTIoN.-On
THURSDAY, the Sth inst shall eel ct the
on Ma sachusetts avenue, bet zth and s. sts
rsrt Of ruri.uTe q:
Rosewood Piaoo-iOrt Stool and Cover, good
In truu emit,
Ma"..gal.y Sofa, parlOr and other Chairs
Do Bureaus, Walnut Extension Diniuf and
other Tables,
Parlor ana other Looking Glasees Iounrs ana
Besd-d Chair.
Cots and other Bedsresds and hIattressss
Fine Brussels Carpet, Oicloth and Mattins
CHINA Gisss and Crockery Wsr-,
Cooking, Radiator aEd other Stoves with n rood
lot of Kitchen Requisites
Terms All sums under S25, cash; over SIS. a
dorsed bearing interest. -
su q A GREEN Anct
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ehave received from Mr.. Ben F. French,
across the way, two double medallion Licensees,
one Of Messrs. Breckenridge and Lane, on reverse
sides, and the other Of Messrs. Bell and Everett
They are all most excellent portraits, and should
be possessed by the adherents Of the parties res
Pectively. We understand that French has q
few more left Of the same sort
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ARMY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lieut.. Colon,
William H Emory, Major LIST Cavalry, actir
Inspector General, has been directed to procee
forthwith to the Pacific coast, on tour Of in.pet
ton in the Department Of California and Oregon
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PERSONAL.

-. Beau Hickman, Of Washington, ia regis
tered at the Ocean House, Portsmouth, Va
-'-' Ole Bull, the gifted violinist recently per
formed at a series of concerts In Stockholm
'''- Rev. DR.. Hamlin, a missionary of the Amer
14th ult. to revisit his native country. Dr. Ham
lin Is brother Of the republican candidate for the
vice presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-25

AWARD OF DAMAsEs.-The Secretary OF WA
has awarded to William H De Groot the sum o.
one hundred and nineteen thousand dollars a.
damages incurred under his contract for furnish
Ing brick for the Washington aqueduct. =
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NEW MUsIc.-We have received from Metzerott
new song by R. ToPlif, entitled "Not Minute
10 spare;D also from the same, 1.-The Old Brown
Cot" song and chorus; poetry by E. A. barley;
music by Edward Clark. Both are pretty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-25

Tx PRESIDENT AT BEDroRD.-Tbe President
OF The United States has been enjoying unusual
g BOD health during his sojourn at Bedford. and
expresses himself greatly pleased with his visit
This brief relaxation from official cares has given
MN a buoyancy Of spirits remarkable for one of
MA age, and one having in keeping such import.
anu trusts He contemplates returning to this c ty
evening.
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~ PICNIC!
SomethisE Now, Novel, and AttractIyr.


The YOUNG, CATHOLICS FRIEND socI-
EIlES OF Washington and Balti-
GAL PIC MIC in the Beautiful ~ ssT iSze.SsSSes
sII9ye at the ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION. ON
THURSDAY, the Soth of August y"
sI t occasion VIII afford an inviting opportunity
,oi me interchange of friendly greetings and civil
ties between the members ard friends 4 the two
Societles, and ample arrangem4n ts have been made
20 insure pleasure and delight to all who
ming. ~ 1A wv
The proceeds will he devoted to the charitable
purposes OF the two Societies, which are to clothe
and educate poor and destitute children. The cone
sclonsness, thereto e, OF contributing TO A nohle
cha-ity Will give additional zest to the iI noceat
pleasures OF the occasion
Georgetown, Alexand il, and the snrronpsdin
OF tins attra tive festival.
he MshsIs Celebrated Bass and String Band has
cotlLon music, will give a choice Instrnm sn al
20 cert, making vocal the grand old woods with
'ieir match hI concord Of sweet sounds.
cholcest Kinds, Will he furnished at reasonable
Plces, TO those who de ire them ~ the oonrteons
proprietor OF the Junction Hotel, Mr. Fitz ,immons
to the grove, Is cent children between 6 and -
years OF age, half price; charge for cnildren of
T. aims will leave the Wa shinrton depot a. , ao
and II 40 IN and 32o and 50 p m Leave the
annapolis Junction at 8 81 a. In and 4, and
o'clock IN N
Ing the carsl may be had at thu following piaces
% h Dufey's Book and stationery Store, No SIS
ith street: John +; Ellis's Music Store, Pa av
between 9Th and 10Th sts; DR.. F. s. Walsh's Drug
corner Pa av and a. rect; Dr. Kidwails p ne e;
Sore, Georgesown aad of the officers aud members
ofihe % Y e Catholics Friend Society.
s ates Intel Ard Con at escb
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UIt 10 said that SO many buifaloes have been
killed on the Western plains, for sport, that
the stencil from the carcasses is, in some places,
almost indispensable. What commentary on
the selfsrrogated humanity and nobility Of man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-25

II The New York Republican nominees fol
electors at large are VIM. c. Bryant and jane
o. Putnam.
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IL" Long john Wentworth, Mayor OF Chi
sago, has gone to Montreal to invite the Prince
out to the Prairie State
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APPOINTMENT OF LAND REGISTER The Pres
ident has appointed Thomas Gr ayson, of Nebraska
Territory, to be Register Of the Land Office at
Nebraska City, N. T., vice Andrew Hopkins,
resigned
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ID The New York Courier and Enquirer gives
II out that Air. Seward is a candidate for another
term In the U. 8. Senate
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THE WRArHER-The following report Of the
weather for the morning Is made from the Anne :
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation IL
about O'Clock
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Barometer at the Smithsonian at IA m, fcor.
rected for temperature,) 29, 744; at noon, 90 74s
Thermometer at Z a m re; at noon $40
Maximum during "a hours ending a. m. to-
day, S0'; minimum 6Sx'
Amount OF rain yesterday morning, one inch
eleven hundredths of an inch
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A 1TENTION

ATTENTION, c,r,,,,
n. y his is the time to buy your
buy yGr, Fas! Winter Fuel at reduced . ic "a
ph,H have large and well selected
~ IL Is cheap. stock of WOOD and C0IT
C0n and erGmine which ] will sell very Low ros
Jor yourselves. CASH. STOVE aud KIM M;
,p VOID always on hand.
WIN III. H. BARCLAY
-. % o. Wig Via stand, Ninth street, west side
aa . cow one square north of Pa ay
tSTCARTLiNG EACTS.-Drs. BROTHERS A.
~ OK take this opportunity Of express, 10 n air
sratit9de to the cItizsns of Washington and vieni
y lor tee confidence repos in them i'm the trr At
ment Of their complaints and they rejoice fr them
so we as Tor themselves that they have been able
patients who sought their professionsl ON ino
y 1snEa e, Lot; lsSo prs b. ard are at ali times
itbo 70 cGnvince the most skePiica that they can,
ana complaints, and guaranty them An ea.p M
Y aay cure; ohce-179 south street, OPPOSITE
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DIONEER STEAM MARBLE AND BROWN
Il STONE WORKS. .

The subscriber begs leave to inform the cit gems
Of w shington. g Georgetown and Alexandria that
he has added to his long established business the
auxiliary of steam power for saving and msnufac
turing Marble and Brown Stone Work In their va
nous branches, Marble Msntsr, Table and Wash
stand Tops, Tile, Monuments, Tomb and Head
stores, Sla1s, Window Llntels, Sills, steps and
Marble block from rst hands at the lowest rates
ne feels oonhdent of being able to furnish Marble
Work as low as il can be purchas led in New York,
Philadelphia. or Baltimore. The trade supplied
with Italian Marble in block or slabs ct the same
rate as furnished in New York, and on acnommo-
dating terms Also, on hand, q large supply Of
Pumioe Stone, Water of AylSaoEe and Polishing
PRISE; it will be an acqnisltion TO the CITY.
- ALEX. RUTHERFORD
gu Il Sm Washington, ID. G. !
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By Barnard q BUCKLEY; GsOrs.tovn.

DE 70 hN NhhU q BUChE1; o eOrfttOWn.
pOSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE AND
= DFsIRhBLE BUILDING LoI IN GIoRsETowN,
TERNODN, 18Th inst, at 81 O'Clock. in front of
tha premises, that valuable and most desirable
the northwest cnrner of Prospect and Potomac
streels, IN Georgetown, ID. g. and fronting kfty-
NINETY i've feet more or less tbs lett-r.
Title Indl sputable. Terms cash; and ffty de lars
al the purchase money To Be paid the "a ound or
the property will be Immediately resOld. Posses
sion gwen upon compliance with said terms.
au 81 BARNARD BUCKLEY, Aucts
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The htsiligsnesr publishes and comments upon
q couple Of political communications.
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By &c. MCGUIRE a CO Avo,,on.sr,

BY J. [. McOUIhE a CO, AuctIoneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF FAST HORsE-
ga MONDAY AFTERNOON. AEust s7fh Al
O'Clock. in front Of the Stables Of r. Nailor Fee .
on r between l3H and l<th streets, We EhsH sell q
very superior Buggy Horse, said 20 be pery II 81
And hne Traveller, and is sold 20 cover an unpaid
I'll parsons interested will please take notice.
Terms cash.
au24 8, JC MceIJTRR On a,o,.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN Apc,iopee,

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHFN
- fuRsTruRE. AT AUCTION On MONDAY, the.
27th lost at 10 O'Clock m, shall sell at the
dence of gentleman declining Housekeeping, on
street, between Oh and 18th streets north, (the
Tag will designate the house, an assortment ef
Mahosany Sofas, Chairs and Tables.
DO Rocker and Castor Chairs.
Walnut What Not, and GIlt-frsme Glass.
Mantle Ornamental. and Foe Saooas,
Damask, Lace. and other Curtains.
MAHOGANY Book Gaze. and Hat Rack.
/. Do Dressing Bpresu, and Bedsteads.
Ingram Carpets AID Stair Mods,
Feather Bed. Pillows, and Bolsters, very fne.
Quilts, Comforts, and Blankets,
SPring, Hair, and ShUck Mattresses,
china, Glass. and Crockery Ware,
Radiator, Cook and other Stoves
A lot OF Kitchen Requisites, and msny other ar
-tc'es too numerous In enumersfe.
Terms: All sums Of ADD under Is cssh: over
S25, credit OF 60 and 81 dars, for approysd en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
au - (lntsl A. GREEN. Auct
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.

CRANR coMPLIMFNTARY MOONLIGHT
~ E,XGuRSInN will be given to IT,
BE Hss WH y rGr HN9USE 90, on WE'D GES
list Church ChoIr.E - = -
The PHKs,S will leave sixth street wharf. Island,
MICS oSloc xonsj asd s wharf X o'clock P
encs &c t. tickets, 50 cents; ladies' IS csnts. Re
rssnmehts on the boat Supper at the Pavilion, Is
- COMMITTEES -
w m. Sanderson, Phillip Bohrer,
Isaac Entwise, Sam Ehs
Gharles Wright, Charles Clemmonds,
Fred limerick, George Gaddi,
Steaver Coster,. Mr.. Spicer. au IS ~
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MRS. A. f.. BELLS SEMINARY
w Corner Of L. and Tenth st,. VA s;.s,or 80,
The next session IF this school will commencs
SVtpssmner 81 1852 The your ladies of the insfi-
a,tenda zee at the opening of school, and a Others
VINO WISH 20 become members of the same to make
i', MI edo Terms, &G, given on application.
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LOOK QUITO FUN!

The NATIONAL CLUB will give FAMILY
PnG-NIC at NGTON
23th. dsessz3@{tS7ss
Withers's full Brass and String Band Is engaged
prietOr. w '"0 P'o-
Tickets Fifty Cents. Ladies, children, and SER
Omnibuses will leave the corner of Pa avenue
am seventh street The steamer Gro w RIGcs
VIII leave Fourteenth street bridge and M stea mer
FLYING CLOUD wi leave the Aqueduct every hour
during the day. By order of the - ~
au % go COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constitut'cn argues at length that the con-
test in the present canvass Ii between the friends
Of the Constitution as represented by Mr.. Brsck-
inridge, and It's enemies represented by Mr..
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II NOTICE.
WASHINGTON BUTCHERS CLUB Ne a
1, vii take place at the PARK, Seventh ST, 81
on TUESDAY, August %, 1861. ~
Ath's Brass and String Band is engaged. -
ricketts, Twenty five Cents; admitting a gentIe-
man and ,adies. BY order of the
au l8&25s COMMITTEE
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THE STEAMER PHENIX WILL LEAVE
her wharf, foot of Sixth street.
on SUNDAY; 18th, at 9 O'Clock a. m, G.SaS
ior the WHITE HOUSE. Leave
IN. Fare Is cents round trip; children half PRICE
au 2. q +. A. RYTHER, Captain.
a HE ISLAND BAPTIST CHURCH AND
SSxB6bASH SCHOOL will give an L.
FRIDAY, August 81. d6bckz17zb
The splendid steamer ST. NICHOLAS has been en-
gagged. Withers's Band will be in attendance to
vided. " 70 f'o
The boat will leave the foot of Eleventh street at
80 O'Clock a. m touching at the Navy Yard Alex
drIa and return at Z. O'Clock p. m. Tickets Fifty
Cents; children half price.
Omnibuses will be at the corner of Pa avenue
ann seventh street to connect with the boat.
au asst ,---,
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nR. w J. CIR ,IGEN having purcha sed the Drug
- store, No. 81, northea-t corner of Sew
snth and st Gets. lately owned b. DIR. II. c. IL
Mclntire, is now prepared to accommodates HI
the former patrons OF the Store, and the pub OtA
lic generally, with everything they may want 90
In his line Of business. He keeps ons;sntly on
hand q fIe'h aad pure assortmsnt of DRUGS,
Eome of the mos. reliable houses in the United
ates There will also We fou.d PATENT MED
LINES, FANCY Antilles, SOAPS and
PERFUMEaY. 81 let personal attentIon given
70 the compound ng Of ph5sicians prescriptions at
Trusses, &C.. ordered from the manufacturer at
the shortest notice, and at reasonable prices. He
pledges hmse to do all in his power to please and
accommodate every one who gives him d call. He
Also has a few gallons Of very superior Old Port
$40, corner Seventh street west and strs ct north
No. $40. An 9-5ts
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an . Of 921 9TH st and 321 Pa. avenus
Il ID. l.. MORRISON Il CO..
LOUR AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
And wholesale dealers in
MILL FEED, CORN MEAL Ee Se
co ner OF 18th and Ii streets, Washington city,
4 Inst reoaiy,.d 1 wi IL IL ED &C.
Extra and Superfne Flour '
50 bbls. No. Rye do
Flesh grosnd Con Meal and Mill r ed of all kinds
cons anIly on hand. for sale low In lots to suit.
au 25 GIN ID l., MI,RRISDN A. 10 ''
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LETTER PROM MILDLY, WITH A PosrscRIPr
From CADIz ON THE % AUausr-THIses on
The fRAcTIcE-sHIP-A HGNDHKD BOYS AT SEA
&c, &c.
CoTrfxDondSurs IF Ca
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au sd BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY. Auc.s

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers
positive SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
y Lots 1T AUCTION WITHOUT RKsIkp TO
PRIc Son FRID " AFTERNOON, s st rn,t. !,
at O'Clock In front of the premises. we will sell,
to street, between r. ard streets, and running
back one hnnd. ed and twenty feet
Title perfect
Terms: ne ha!fcash; balance IN sand 6 months,
bea"ing terest; ed 1T pense of the purcha
au . WALL & BARNARD. Auot
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H. DENTAL CARD.
IbS1s dnon Office and HOUSE at 46s
e.ely other approved style Dr. M. has sci VI1ID
ten On wmlo'ni'e Base for the last three YEAR.
sIn. from experieIcs, knows 4 excels all oth,rs
Sls Old ratrons Of Washington, Alc1anfria And
G."r, Ct en- are re. pectfully SOLICITED h call.
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DED ASH COAL,
II WHITE ASH COAL,
OAK woop LfhENs VALLEY COAL
PINE WOOD.
Sawed and Split Wood In quantities to suit for
sale low by r. w. BURR,
au IS ST. corner of 18th St and Mass sy
WASHlNGTO FEMALE INSTITUTE
w 223 q ST BkTwEEN nth AND l8rH STs.
Mrs. SMITH presents her compliments to the
parents of her pupils and hopes their daughters will
be present punctnay on the hrst day of the
fSePtembsr Is The hoard Of instruction consists,
as formerly, of ten professors and teachers seven
OF whom taught during the lsst session. au Is ST.
NJ SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
lylISS MARY p. DUNG N Will, on the second
MONDAY tthe 10TH Of September next, open a
sc COL for girls at No. 81 Indiana avenue in which
viii he tau hi French and the ordinary branches OF
coed English educatIon. au 81 -2awSw
FEMALE ACADEMY,
1 STREET, BETWEEN 18th AND 18th.
ELLEN Il. JANNEY, PRINCIPAL.
The Sixth Annual Session will commence on the
st MONDAY In september. au Al law3ws
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FRANKLIN ACADEMY
CoRSKR THIRTKHHrH AND ri Srs..
SELECT SCHOO FOR BOYS,
tFormaHy located IN the FIRST Ward.)
This lnsti' ution will commence its Third Animal
S,s'ion, at Is nav location, on Monday Septembsr
"a 81 Applications for admission may be made ON
the Premises at any time after the 18Th inst "
an Is Inn r. b. DE TRICK, Principal.
A LBERT WOODLEY'S RESTAURANTS
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Yours faithfully,