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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
Eeal5h and It's Pleasures,
NERvors D1soRpEEs.

Nervous blScRpEIS.
! YTTHAr ia moro fsar2Gl than breaking down
wv .'wn OF the nervous stclnE 10 DC cArtaDlV oi
nervous snn degree is most distressing, for = h2rt
Frinccy be founi? There IS rink bat ittl,
wine be spirits, far better take cOhet
weak being preferable get all tht fresh air yoE
take tree four Pills every night eat plenty "a
solids, avoiding the OF s.ops; ant II these gode.
rules followed you viii BE- happy mind and strong
! in boiy and forget yoI have any nerves,
MOTHERS AND DtGH1S3S.
II there is thing more than Aotncr Tor which theSa
Pills arc 90 famous their pugfyig props ties,
iIiy their power OF cleansing te bidJd of all imp res
and removing dangerous and suspended socrettls nj
gersEily adopted the cae grant RENE y for ielnal
complaints, they fail, aiken the system
anI aiways bring about what IS reqGirej.
SIGN HEADACHES 4ND WANT OF APPETITE.
These feelings which sadden Us, most frequently
arse anoyanees trouble from obstructed rer
spiraton eating and drinking what is unfit
thus disording tho liver and stomach. The Pills, II
taken according the printed Instructions will quick U
restore healthy action TO both liver and stomach,
whence follow natural consequence good appel te
and clear head. In the East ai West Indies ly
any other medicine is used for these disorders
DISORDERS 9F THE KlDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs, whether they
crete too much too little water whether they be
afflicted with stone gravel, with 0ohes and pal
settled III the Joins the regions Of the Kidneys th
Pills should be taken according the printed directos
and the Ointment should be well rubbed into the small
of the back at bed time Tins treatment will give almost
immediate relief when all other means have failed.
FOR STOMACTIS OUT OF ORDER.
No medicine will so SH'etuny improve the tone Of tn
stomach these Pills they all aciiity,
stoned either by intcmPerHpcc improper dtI. Thy
the liver reduce It TO healthy action thcy
they fail in curing all disorders Of liver
n h.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
gIIa,sE56;:.
Silver Soap.

4 NEW and Excellent article for cleaning Sill
= Yer ami Plated Ware just receivee a
Dec 1859 NO. 3 WILLIAMS RIOcE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

Dog Powers.
II EiFRY'S TATENT, gU-T EICtINtE AID TOR SALE
n June I-ftf. Iy c, c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

CPLEEDIp SILK HATS, Just received by
~ REYNOLDS & FRANK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
REMOVAL.
New Store Room Opened !!
Import ant Il office to the Public
MBNDBn Hal { MILLER

2 ESPEGTFULLY inform their Friends and the
AZ Public they have ed their OF
chandIzc To their
NEW STORE ROOMS.
On the Snutt-arest Corner Of Sandusky and
Hia4ter Streets.
directly Opposite the American Hotel and popularIy
knawn as $S1oySers' Old corner.
The location central and tn. convenient of
Cess in Delaware Our Sale Rooms have recently been
re-Inodeed ana all the modern impro, .uduc
ell making our establishment pheasant pac, of bust
ness The interior IS perfectly lighted throl ghoUt en-
abGg customers 10 examine Goods Fabrics with
curaCy aad ease This item alone worthy special
Consideration By tradeTsits advantages need com
nent every "1o knows that @d, light is
ptnSabe IN making proper selections.
We have naie our assortment complete by late pur-
chses, and are now ready to offer patrons q new
AMI choice variety of Seasonal Goods
Ne have opened
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
Don't be Deceived.

YYOU can get Good Elevated Over Cock Stove
with eonpis.e farntl for SIS to Slo, w+RRAErEDI
st the arge stove and lin store OF T. LVASs, JR-
~ This stvs superior to tie Slows that ped-
died through the county which Manufactured by l.
d .Rankins at Freder cktowu Ohio. [Aug. 10, GO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

/ ASK FOR TiG!AIIS BIZ PITTSBURGH
| The cnmpaticn Of the Western connections OF the
| Pennsylvanis RaiTcat 10 Ch;r;;eo makes til the
| DTRECTLINg BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
! GREAT WEST.
The connecting of trucks by the Railroad Bridge at
geher wit the saving OF time, a,v;.tages readily
appreciated by SappeFs ot Freight, and the Travelling
! For Freight o1tracts Shipping Directions apply to
or address eite. Of following Agentsof the Company
H. A. STEWART, Pittsburgh
H 5. Pierce Co gainesville a.. Johlston Rip!ey
Portsmouth, O. Pa.!o@k x Co., jedi. s6nve. i'd
T. ". Brown / Co. Cincinnati, o.; 3thern HILBERT
Cincinnati, o.. r. G. Meirum, Madison, Ind William
Bingham, L9usyille. Ky; p 6 0'llilcy Co, Evans
Shaler & Glass St. Louis, Mo-; John H. harris Nash:
vile, Tenn; Harris Hunt Memphis Tenn Clarke Co
Chicago, ILL.,; ". H. H. Kontz, Alton ILL.,; to Freight
Agents of Railroads at different points in the West
The greatcstfacilitiss offered for the Protection
and Speedy Transportation Of LIVE sTOCR
And Good usual privileges Tor per
sons travelling in charge therpf.
F r + q II T s
By this Route Freight all descriptions be forward
ed to and from Philadelphia New York Boston or alti
more, To and from any point the Railroads of Ohio
Kentucky Indiana illinois, Wisconsin Iowa Missouri
The Pennsylvona Railroad connects at Pittsburgh
with Steamers by which Goods forwarded to any
ort on t1e onlo Muskingum Kentucky Tennessee, Cum
beTianf illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin Missouri Kansas
ern Lakes - '
Merchants and Shippers entrsng the TRANSFORMATION
on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point in the West bv |
the Pennsyvana Railroad al all times Favorable as
are charged by other H. Il. Companies.
E1B be lartlcnlar TO mark PACKAGES PENNA R. R.
Z. j. SNEEDER, Philadelphia,
MAGRAW KooNs, SO, North Street, Baltimore.
LEIGH co, No 2, Astor House s. VIM St. NY. |
LEIGH IL CO. Ne. II, State street, Boston
H. H. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agt PhjladeIphia
L. L. @ H0uPT GeaE Ticket 1ist, Philadelphia
THos A. SCOTT Gen't Snp't, Altoona, Pa.
Jan IS eo-"1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
Copper Kettles,

MANUFACTURED AND SOLD BY
M T. EVANS, Js-
4 Wholsale and retail By 7. EVANS, JR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
CHAs. 81. McELRoY,

Office: Over Burr's Jewelry Store. Day &
Wetmora's Block oe 20
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put Irp ia
GLASS CASES, AIR Tight, and will keep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

RECEPTION TO JOHN B. GoUGH.-Among the
passengers In the Arabia which arri we'd In Boston
On tuesday from Liverpool, were Mr. and Mrs
d Cough. Mr.. Cough, it will be remembered
has been absent for three years in England labor.
Ing In the cause to which he has devoted his life
and now returns to hrs adopted country for a
Rod Of rest, and to resume his efforts IN the
cause OF temperance here. We learn, saws the
journal, that he was waited upon, OIL his arrival
by Rev. II nj. Dexter, Of that city, who presented
sion of their cordial esteem and love and inviting
him to public reception in Boston, signed bY
top hundred and Eighty clergymen Of different
denominations In Massachusetts. The reception
wiz take place in the fremont Temple at some
date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

SLAVE lNCREAsE.-The new census will proba-
bly, show the number Of slaves in the United
States to be over 100000. This is on the COM
Putaton that the rate Of Increase will not be less
than 1t was from 1910 to 1850. The addition to
the numbers within that period was 716, $50, the
rate OF increase nearly % per cent, more precise
iy ESQ per cent. At this rate of increase, which
is not likely to be less, computations have been
made Of the future numbers Of the slave popula-
ZION, within a few years. The figures are, Ia
deed, startling, from their magnitude 1t is very
certain that within the first quarter Of the next
century Ii will be at least SO COO COO
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spirit Of the Msrnius Press.

The Contributes compares the present and past
doctrine Of Mr.. Douglas on sectional and regular
nominations. The same paper has an article on
" FluDkeyism," az illustrated In the case Of the
reception Of the japanese and of the Prince Of
Wales.
The IHteHigsncer thinks that IL does not become
the Republicans 10 denouDce as corrupt the Goa
lition between Douglas and Bell In New York,
when they Themselves have just combined on
their electoral ticket VIM. C. Bryant, for more
than twenty years the oracle Of Radical Democ-
racy, and James o. Putnam, formerly strong
Wing and American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27
GRAND RAILROAD EXCURSION AND
" PICNIC!
Something New, Novel, and Attractive.

The YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCI-
more more Will hold a GRAND so, Ia Szzx
Grove r at the Esc II S1s
THURSDAY the 9Dth ofAugust
Inc occasion Will afford an inviting opportunitv
ioT the interchange OF friendly greetings and civil
societies, and ample arrangem snts ha We been n.
To insure unaoye cd pleasure and delight In ali 80
may participate in the festivities tie day and
ming. ' ~
The proceeds will be devoted to the cbautahle
purposes of the two Socletes which are To Clio, he
and educate poor and destitute children. The con-
sciogsness; thereto e, OF contributing TO noble
pleasures of the occasion
, The friends Of both Societies in washl,gtop.
ueorgetown, Ale1andiia, and the surroundips
hi sTe 9Gdsy Invited to share the pleasures
Withers' celebrated Brass and String Band has
been engaged, and, in addition to their unriyalled
co.Inon music, VIII give choice InstTumen al
Go?cert, making vocal the grand old woods with
their matchless concord Of sweet sounds WV"
an exceilent dinner, and refreshments of the
cholcest kinds, will be furnished at reasonable
proprietor the Junction Hotel Mr.. Fitzsimmons
Iickets Tor the round trip, including admission
10 the grove, IS cent children between s and ID
ears oi age nall price; no charge for children of
T'aIns will leave the Washington depot At , AZ
ana III ~ IN and 3 % and 5 % D. IN Leave the
Annapolis Junction at 80 m and 4, 5 and 3
Tickets (which should be procured before enter
ing the carsl may be had at the following places:
" Dufey's Book and Stationery store No 5S
between 9th and 10Th SITS; Dr. F. s Walsh's DrnS,
store, Navy Yard; DR.. ID. B. Clarke's Drug Stn e
corner Pa. av and a. rect; DIR Kidwell's Ding
sore xieorgetown, and Of the officers and members
oil the young Catholics Friend Society.
au ST ,MW4t
Is ates, Intel. and Con. st each.l
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE Il PATRONAG


FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
LIE no dMEN, LAOiES, and GENTLEMEN,
PROF. 0. j. WOODS HAIR RESTORAT IVE.
and gentlemen Of the Press arc unanrmou, in its
praise A few testimonials only can be here given:
you TO doubt. ~ 'oi
G,.1l, MALL STREE S9n.EI, NEw yokK, D.o 20 1873
been o of M aaS hsa H.a ai
II SsS ed an reg aestng my certificate Of the act
dawsEd i! to you Ohes. fully. because think it
Sss N.Y. ase and i ;DS.sS s.
,no Of Es.d E
o OF ss t ioa RI vas added them hair falling
ri In this dsG wa. induced to
,.s ion sSs s hair, hsa no aEpeots
& nG ssf the us ws 81 Sst
5us the cd o n W. sns vas tas filling of
sensibity to the scalp aud dsndrrf CEASED to form
W y =. es TSo, yss Tgsh to the Of
For this anons the mary obi cations o owe to
sI se H. ssTo1sly T All husbands
eA'V sIs and use growing srav sstta So g
longer at No. II Carol P ace. "uu sin ho
SlAMAsroN. Ala. July coth 1919
10 fRoP p j. WoOD: Dear SIR yonr "Hair
ttss .oIatlvs has done my haIr go much rood sanoe
! Commenced the us, IL il, that N Y.6 IN maSe
70 the public ofits elects on the ha,r vhic6
III sieat man or woman ms. be nsariv dsp,ivSd
q naii and BY resort to your Hair Restorsive'
Ine malt VIII return moro beautiiu Than ever: At
TOAST 'h Yo rs =" .rs stIp'rl'nos Besye 81
PnolishiLg IN cur Southern papers son vi, ast
m IRE pat onage Souta. see seyersl oF ,onr "a
paper. -'s S'i3nf Sou.nefh
WOODS HAIR REsTORAT,VE'
ikoIO J. WOOD: Dedy Sir Bavins bad tbs
70 lose the best 30 ton Of hair from
,nS eHeces 81 the yellow fever, In New Orieans IN
l5i, was Induced TO make trial OF Won, srsnsrs
uon snd found it Go answer as the v.rry ftsin,
MS ded MY hair Is now thick and so.sv nd no
voIds can express my obiigations 20 vnn S siv,nS
u the smieted saoh tressur FINLEY joHssoS
The Restorative il ont up 10 bottle. of ,h,a. ,,..
VIZ: large, medium and small; the small nod hsn
Rint, ana reteIls for one dollar Der boffe ths ms
noids ~ least 20 per cent more In sronorton
taon the small retAis for two dollar ney hntsie
tion nods Sasrs 90 per cant more in procor
o. WOOD 4 Co Proprietors. A4l R,a.d-
Wy, New York, and ia Market street. 81, To1is
! A1d sold sy sn good Druggists and r..o, Good.
% q solyslv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

u Governor Banks, Of Massachusetts, has de-
clned the honor Of nomination for reelection
To the high Office which for some three years he
has nlled with marked ability, in order to accept
al the expiration of his present term, the Presi-
oeney OF the Illinois Central Railroad, much
more lucrative station, which, 1t is intimated.
'ne governor Will accept in justice to his family,
as enabling him to make more ample provision
Tor them than could be expected from his contin-
uance In the political arena. The Governor will
take up his residence In Chicago The paw Of the
new Office is from 81 500 to $40. 600 a wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27
Personal,

-''-Among the arrivals In Boston from Europe
is Mrs. Cushman, mother Of Charlotte.
Hon. Jno. M. Landrum, La, Judge Totten
and family, Of Tenn, are at Browns.
''''Among the recent arrivals at Bedford Springs
are Augustus Schell and Edwin Croswell OF New
forf, Geo. w Riggs, of Washington and JOS
b Baker, OF Philadelphia. The President is still
here "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

llJ Mr.. Harris, the American Minister in Japan-
mad written letter to the American Consul al
kanagawa, In reference to the arrival of subjects
OF hon-trety powers in American vessels at the
opened ports Of Japan. The Japanese auihoritI,s
nave notified the American Minister that those
subjects would not be allowed to reside therein
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

u Correspondence from Mayaguez, Porto
Rico says thatcoolie labor is not satisfactory at
present as II has been, owing to the Introduction
OF negroes from the west coast Of Africa, against
whom the coolies manifest great antipathy; and
that, as there In no probability Of this hostility
ceassng on the part Of the coolies, 1t will become
necessary to Isolate the negroes until they can be
disposed of, or exchanged for coolies from Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

IL The United States vessel that was sent from
San Francisco to Washington Territory to view
the eclipse, on the 18th ult has returned and re-
ported that their observations were entirely sue
cessful. The varied eolors Of the sun before OBJ
scuration were most remarkable. The Indians in
that region were wonderfully frightened at the
phenomenon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

III La New York, on Friday night. there was
meeting at the Metropolitan Hotel, Of the oppo-
nenn Of Lincoln and Hamlin, embracing the
friends respectively Of Bell, Breckinridge, and
Douglas. Tbs object was to concert arrange
ments for a mass meeting to be held in that city
early next month. There were present also gen.
nemen Of influence who only vote when the
Union is in danger. II is said there was free
interchange Of opinion, and that committees were
appointed to carry out the object of the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

IL The following present members Of Con-
gress from Pennsylvania have already been NOM
mated by the peoples party Of their respective
districts: Thaddeus Stevens, Edward Mcpherson,
and John Covode. From present appearances
John Hickman and John p. verree will also be
renominated, says the Philadelphia North Ameri-
can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

IL The heavy rain storms Of the past week
have done much damage. They appear to have
extended far to the North and West and I'm some
cases were accompanied with hail, doing serious
injury to the growing crops. Tobacco suffered
much in the neighborhood Of Palmyra, 50 as to be
scarcely worth cutting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

IL We have received from the publishers,
Messrs. VIM. Hall & Son, 543 Broadway, New
York, fne piece Of music, entitled sold King
Cotton''-tlIe words by Geo. p. Morris and the
music by VIM. III. Morris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

UAdvices from Honduras say that Generals
Walker and Cabanas win probably meet at CO.
.mayagua, when a general government will be
established.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27
SUPERIOR SHIFTING COTTONS,
~ We open to-day, August 9TH
case case ..hh onsd.Fa! Shifting Cotton,
~ IN

case Water T VISIT 70
case "New York MIlIsn do
case "Lancaster'' do
The above are all celebrated ands, and We
confidently recommend them "a the very hast
shiTtIngs made in this country. We SHAH OF -
th9n az very small advance for cash.
we have also just received
ShNetlng Cottons, ri low Cottous, Cotton Check
PIaId DomestIcs, u own Sheetings
w fall style Calicoes, fall Mousselines
h!arlnefs' striped Shirtings BOYS Wear
mahshester Ginghams, men and boys English
chiefs, at s 80 per DOZEN
rQwellng Of different kinds, &C.
We shall sell any Of tue abo We Goods very Chez m
iot cash, ana We invite puT ehasers from All seo
% the city 70 inspect our stock and prices.
AZ line lowest cash price Is marked on every
afticie In the store. CLAGETT MAY,
324 Penn av., bet. 9th and 10th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

III In Missouri the republicans have moi
elected any members Of the Legislature outside o
st. Louis county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27
By A. GREEN. Auotioneer.

DESIRABLE lMPnOvFD AND UNIM
~ PROVED PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALY-For aale
at the Auction Store Of the undersisned corner Of
seventh street west and ID street, ON WkDN rs
the following Lots: 1850
Lot s, In square era.
Lot ., Ia SquAre6q3
l. 10, in Square LIN. 80.
Part of Lot l8, in Square 7es ftonting q feet ux
small tenements " wv
This property il within the proposed extensrop
Terms. One fourth cash; tbs residue in 6. 4. and
10 months, occurred By deed of trust All CONVEX :
Of sale are not complied with within ave rsys from
purchaser. "
an "a 5tav2v&ds A GRE REM A.ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

NOTlCE.-Oncs more We have tn cali tba 49,,
l uon OF those who are indebted To us for notes
pa oue an Tor accounts rendered the lat of InIy
come forward and pa, Ms without further ds;ay. :"
CLAGETT 4 MAJ
S24 Penn. av., bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

ARMY Observation-Disclosures steward VIII
liam +. Blair has been directed to proceed i'm.
mediately to San Antonio, Texas, for duty
Second Lieutenant James II. Hill, having been
appointed regimental adjutant 10th Infantry, has
been relieved from duty at the headq uarters De-
partment Of Utah, and been directed to report to
the headquarters of his regiment at Fort Laramie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

DEATH OF A NAVY OFFIcER.-The Navy Depart
ment has received official information of the
death OF Capt. Henry w Ogden, U s. Navy who
died at New York on the night of the 18th. The
deceased entered the Navy in September, 1911,
and was promoted to his present grade of commits.
sion February S, 1913. He had been in feeble
health for number OF years past. He was about
65 years Of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

REMOVAL OF the ANCIENT SARcoPHAeUs FROM
TIE PATENT OFFIcs.-The old limestone sar-
cophagus, which has so long been on exhibition
In the basement story Of the Patent Office build
Ing, an object alike Of curiosity and nationa,
interest to all Americans visiting that Institution
Is about being removed to the Smithsonian
grounds, to be placed among the many other
COLLECTIONS there Of somewhat similar character.
This sarcophagus was the repository of the Roman
Emperor Alexander Severus, and was brought TO
the United States In 1889, on board the frigate
Constitution, by Commodore Jesse d. Elliott,
who intended 1t as a resting place for the remains
Of Gen. Andrew Jackson. This DISTINGUISHED
individual, however, it will be recollected, while
expressing his appreciation Of the kindness of
Com Elliott, and acknowledging the honor in
tended to be conferred upon him, declined is
acceptance, as being inconsistent with his ideas
Of republican simplicity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

The WEATHKR.-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 Is
at> Tn,c
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DOSTPONED.
L THE GRAND BALL
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
At COLUMBIA SPRINGS,
Is POSTPONED

TUESDAY EVE ING, August 18th.
Fifty Cents. ~
Coaches leave the corner of Seventh street.
and Pa. avenue az 4, SOL, 8, and O'Clock ~
Hetqrning leave the SPRINGS at 10, IL, r. and lG4
returning leave the Springs at O'Clock. au 2l-It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
pose giyIng MOONLIGHT EX- p
CnKSlON for the benefit of the SsAA
FRIDAY, August ST.
They have chartered the steamer PHESrx, which
precisely. WYNN p III /,
Withers's Band has been engaged for the occa-
Refreshments on the boat,
Tickets 50 Gems; children g cents.
8. +. Murphy, C. Jacobs
s. y. Taylor w Yaatu.n .
WIS Roberts, r., r. Bartia
J. Gordon C. r. Hancock o., X an
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY "A. GKEEN, Anctioneer.
III ruRE. PIxNoroRrE, &C. AT huc,rosln,
THURSDAY, the soth inst !, shall sell at the
on Ma,saohusetts avenue, bet ssen eth and sth sts
mert Of rprri'ure. w:
In.trunent, 49,
Ma Esav Sofa, Parlor and other Chairs
Do Bureaus. Walnut Rrtension r,,in,5
other Tables, = ~
ParIor sns other Looking Glasses, Lounge and
Cottage and Other Bedssea6s, and Mattresses,
s.h me bfEnsses C[let, Oilclcth and Mattlns,
lot Of Kitchen Rec uisites
TsrmE All sums under S25, cash; over S2S,
credit Of 90 and 81 days for notes satsfsctory en-
au2sd GREEN A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of vrts Of ,n
cult Court of the District OF Columbia. for the
county OF w aShinston, and 20 me directed. will
house door Of ssd cau aT1 ,,9ht q che court
osy OF August next is6o, q "a oolock m al defend
ants cialm and interest in And TO Iot No
IN So pare No. 7s2 in the city Of w sshinrtor. d.
70 together with al and sinGular the Improvement
Chas Van Patten and Will be sold 10 "a AN jim.
dlcias Nos. 70 aud IS, 20 October term Is7 In kvor
~ lS-dts u. g. Marshal for District IN coInwhi.
NTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, same hour
au1 w.sELDEN. U. g. Msr,hsl.
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t. EXCURSION TO GLYMONT.
L HE ISLAND BAPTIST CHURCH AND
SABBATH SCHOOL will owe an -~
EES&fGHnakXSfON TO- GLYMoNT on 6s@E
The splendid steamer ST. Nicholas has been en-
gaEed. Wlthers's Band will be ia attendance to
vided VIII oo Pio-
The boat will leave the foot of Eleventh street at
ga O'Clock a. m touching at the NAVY Yard Alex-
Cents; children half price. my
Omnibuses will lie at the corner of Pa avenue
ana seventh street to connect with the boat