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By A. GREEN Annt,nneer-

INTERESTING SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
0S e. a. g prSs a,.
Der =. 10 o'cloet, t.o highly cultivated Farms, I'D
sn1h .t1sss road ~ county Nd Alec,
Stock: consisting in psrf Of PUN '' arm
Nine Horses and Ont Cot. ..-r.-.
Tvshiy -four head Of Cattle, compri.ins
k ki1 q tsis.I nos. .aS shoss. lot fshssp
~ Nsts. Buffalo Ro6ss. B .nf sa "a, 10. .
sinsI. hsin.... L.dis. And SsSss ssaSls:.
BRIDES. S'eish Bells, 40 &c. -,
Com and Cob crSsssS e seia as nsS cara cays
ThrsshinE Msehin. and Horse Pever, .-.s
And many Other useful articles TOO numerous %
t,.,IIs ios Of Clover and Timothy Hay, ..7-sI
Tbs farms will be sold az one O'clock. without
II ssSss % .
Eent modem house. replete With al eonysnisncss
dry celia. Sct So9 sstsf IN Sd qss: On.
:sssas sas '1S: cSs.: "a. S S
s1troandinss cost about 5000.
sH ssss' % sss
fs e ssos ..s ss ss
S %os !, n = II svsry Srsocr Aso s.pisHt
Or 91s 4 f.s s =
ton. -
the DprchAser, secured By O deed Of trrst on the
property. All the personal property viii Be sod on
%; Ell over that sun . credit offs months viii be
Eiysn Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed bssring in
5, :sld without r.;sfys On the rsf Tsssesy I'm IN
the vhos Of the property 10 Disposed Of re Drop
cry cry san % xisySd and every desirable lpioTps-
EATcaELOk. ssoss miles beyond he - M Of Of
vt; CisssS And I. Blair, on the seventh sVsst
or py ietesr, Cottage Post oAes.
seH-ee&dSs IL A. GREEN, Auet
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The car designed for the use of the Prince
of Wales and his party, in jonrneying from Gin
cinnati to Washington, has been finished in Phil
adelphia, and sent on. 1t is arranged in compart.
ments, with sitting-room, sleeping couches, din
ing-room, closets, &c, and at one end is an open
versndah, which will accommodate a dozen per-
sons with seats, affording a fine opportunity to
view the road ard surrounding country. It il
said to be the most beautiful car on any Of the
roads Of the States and for this reason It has been
rendered and accepted for the use Of the Prince
and his suite
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CEnrRAL AMERICA The news from Central
America IL not Of much interest. On the 3lst of
August the President Of Honduras issued procla-
nation against Walker and his followers calling
the people to arms and invoking them to defend
their families religion &c, and to pei the nll-
busters from the country. On the same day he
issued two DEGREES: the first requires all Hondu-
Iians from fifteen to sixty years old, excepting
pubic o1cers and priests TO take up arms; order
ing them TO abandon all the villages or places
taken possession Of by the enemy, and to remove
or destroy all provisions, property, &C., which
might be OF service to the enemy and also author
ling them TO make war in any manner whatever
against the nliDusters- All foreigners travelling
through the country are required to have passports
signed by the proper authorities. The second de-
cree exacts forced loan Of 80 ,OOO month from
the capitalists OF Honduras until the war In con-
cluded.
Ex-President Mora, Of Costa Rica remains on
his plantation at San Salvador In Santander the
revolution continues. There have been further
successes by the Government troops and the intel
Jtgence from Santander is confused and unsatis-
factory.
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A COUNCILMAN SHOT By BALLET GrRL -
VIM n. GLASS, member Of the city council I'm
Cincinnati, was shot in the lower jaw and badly
wounded, on sunday last, oy Eliza White, bal
let girl, at his confectionery store Vine st,eet
in that city She was arrested, and while on hrr
way TO prison, swallowed dose Of laudanum,
which came near causing her death Glass 10
passed upwards and through the chin, breaking
the lower jaw, and come out al the base Of the
tongue Iii supposed that the wounded man
swallowed the bah, % II has not been found. He
had, IL Is alleged, been on intimate terms with
the girl but lately discharged her, and she sought
revenoe by attempting TO kill him and take her
own life.
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BASE BALL AT PHlLADELPHIA.-TheE Excelsior
Base Ball Club Of Brooklyn, on their return from
Baltimore, played a match against picked nine
from all Philadelphia, on Monday, In presence Of
loOo spectators The victory, usual In all their
excursion matches, was for the Excelsiors, who
scored fifteen to their opponents four.
IL The venerable Nathaniel Willis who was
for many years editor of the Boston Recorder has
recently received very pleasing letter from an
OLD subscriber, enclosing thirty dollars for the
principal and interest Of three years unpaid sub
scriPtion to the Recorder, due ticentytA,se years
ago
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FeFSsnal.

90. Hon. A. III. II. Stuart Of Va, is at the Ma
tional.
-. Senator Seward spoke at st. Joseph, Mo,
on Saturday. de left that place for Topeka. Kan
ss, on Monday.
-."- Gazzaniga, the favorite prima donna, 10
singing at Lisbon. She is said to be married to
Abilities, the well known musical professor
...- Lady Franklin and Miss Cracroft now I'm
Canada, return to New York about the 5th or 9th
proximo.
RI. Rev Bishop Smith, of Victoria, recently
from Hong Kong, China, who has been stopping
with DR.. p Parker at the National otel LEFT this
city yesterday for the North.
-. Among the passengers who arrived at Bos-
ton In the Europa, on Friday, were Robert Dale
owen, late Z >. Minister al Naples, and Robert
Chambers, the well-known Scottish publisher
and author.
-. N. Scott Russell, son Of the celebrated en-
CINE builder, Scott Russell, Of England IL at
present in 81. Louis, Mo- He Is making the tour
of the states, and devotng himself to an examina.
ion Of the various manufactures Of our country
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TERRIBLE CALAMirY-A terrible explosion Or
Cured on Monday at the machine and marble
works Of w. w. Wallace, on Liberty street. I'm
Pittsburg. There Were about one hundred men
at work in the establishment when the steam
boiler exploded with terrible effect The boiler.
1t appears, In consequence Of the force of the ex.
plosion, passed through the entire length of the
building, reducing part Of II to heap of ruins,
and then struck clothing store on the opposite
side OF Liberty street, Zone of the widest in the
city,) killing the proprietor, Mr. Robert Barker.
who was standing at the door His head was
nearly taken OF. The boiler then passed throuo b
the rear wall Of the store into e. Schwartz's lao
beer hall, which it nearly demolished; and a
man, named Wilheifer, who was in the saloon
was killed. The boiler finally landed in the
Presbyterian graveyard, back Of the hall
having passed through four solid brick walls,
besides tearing corner out Of house 1t was
found lying In the graveyard, apparently but
little injured. 1t was located In the rear Of the
first story Of the building where 1t exploded, and
furnished steam for running all the achinery OF
the establishment. Ii was forty inches In diane.
ter, twenty-five feet in length, and made of uar-
ter inch iron II carried sixty pounds Of steam to
the square inch, and was attended by bow II
Is believed that the water had been allowed to get
too low, and that 1t had Just been turned on when
the explosion occurred. The following workmen
are among the killed WIN. Burke, William
McMurray, T. McCutcheon, W. Agnew, james
McCutcheOn. Thos. NJ. McArnett, Jas i.affrrty
w. Mem llan, J. r. Hamilton and Lewis Hutch.
inson. Agnew had his head blown off, and pre-
sented truly horrible spectacle The Others
were all more or less mutilated Several Others
were uninjured -
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IL A number Of ladies residing at Trieste
have sent to General Garibaldi handsome silk
banner with the national colors, accompanied by
patriotic address, expressing their best wishes
for bis success. The fact of Trieste sharing In
the sentiments Of the Italians, has caused great
ANNOYANCE at Vienna
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By A. GREEN. Auctiouser.

INUSI EnS SALE UF VALUABLE PRoP-
\ RITZ BETWEEN LIN AND l2Ts STs. RAsf, Asp
Nah fkNN. AVENUE, WARRINGTON CITY BY vir-
sse VI deed Of trust from Joseph Cuviilier dated
MAJ Is, 1854, du,y recorded in Liber J, A s. No n,
county, ID G. shall, at the rec usst of the ovnsr
aad holder OF the note therein secured, on TUES
M ON the preml,es, sell. at public auction the fof
iowlng vAlusole property, or no much and suoh
aos SIS Ia Is Il, Is Is, II. 10, square No
Terms: One third cash; and the re,idus In & 70
and IL months with interest Deed given and n
deed OF trust taken To the deferred payments
Al conveyances At the rurchasers Gust III the
terms OF sale are not complied with within ds,s,
the trustee reserves tbs right 10 RESELL a. purchss-
er's cost &nd rlek, affer weeks ubio notloe
WM. X. WOODWARD, Trustee.
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AMUSEMEN
w ASHIN TON TIL EATRE.

ASHIN TON THE ATRE.
COOPER AMERICAN OPERA TROUPE,
Unsurpassed by an, Company, native or foreign, IN
nm Ire ,a ,Ioo Les,t.n1s,s Lyric A,tf''ss
'F''eEFissf iK RHRs 81 isSSssiEnrs Opera the
To '0n' S6 s s's rs s6 ;isi fsss''0'
Supported by an efficient cho, us and a powerful
Dorchester, the Whole c under tie direction of
# At. ,ea,,sr Of tb u. g 8; CpG{PEk ,o..
ANNE MINER ,tPrima Donna AssoIutsJ :
l'a oPfD5s to .aa Pas Ss
g cents j, SECURED seats Is cents extra Dorchester
Seats secured at Metzerotts Music Store. 1t
\ IXON'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
Nabto's Garden, Nsw York. Astlsy's, Lon
don, and the Philadelphia and Boston
academies Of Music, 81
On ITS Southern Tour By Railroad.
THE COMPANY.
Mile ELLA ZOYARRA, 49,.
The SIX HxNfSN sI BR9TH tifas ssao'''''''n''
4ssGS$$Hf{e5 an. rnuD HHEk A#szEsbbD
Mont Thf b PH;f!Rs IsslI.n Equestrian.
HeI Tt GR ntR 4 4 thousand Forms. 49,
Mon %hF 6 SENS Bs af Still Performer and Dancer
Mr. T Gs6RSf Russ ks:vol'ins Orbit Performer
The Daring and Graceful Principal Rider
n, ,,,s and Bridge Leaper.
The great Rope Snspensionist, a Ia Blondin,
Mr. WILLIAM Rd SSG{oisfsGE OF the Art Ma<ique.
Master FRANK STARK,
=, The Renowned Double Somersault Throwsr.
Master WILLIE, ->''
The Juvenile Petite Equestrian, in his
Doubls Act of Obstacle Leaping
s-n, on his Twin Ponies.
The Herculean Acrobatic Artist.
&, The Troupe will be accompanied by the Brass
Band, led By Herr Kopp. - -
The worlds favorte, the Mare ZArprr. the in
cernation OF equestrian beauty and Intellig nee.
The beautiful Twin Ponies, Cupid and Diamond,
a superb stud Of Ring and Trick Horses in splen-
dld conditl0n, fresh and vigorous, as railroading
saves IL the fatigue of travelling.
Admission 80 cents children under 10 years of
age and servants - cents
Seats are covered, and of width to make ITEM
perfectly comfortable. Ushers in attendauce
The Company will exhibit upon the ground cor
ner OF 18th street and Ohio avenue nea 18th street
b,Idse. on MONDAY and TUESDAY, sth and 9Th
Doors open at and 7 {; performs zoe to commence
At "a anu "a P IN SEES w,F,N,w&s
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IL Il Is rumored that Messrs. Richie & Dun
navant, late of the Richmond Enquirer contem-
plate the publication of a new daily In Richmond
at M eaYlv peYfod
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USEFUL ARTIcLK.-A new and useful article
called Spalding's Prepared Glue, has been intro.
duced to the notice ofhousekeePers 1t is reliable
ana reaiiv adhesive, and enables every house
keeper to repair furniture and household ware
without trouble, as 1t is always ready for use
Philadelphia Ledger.
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u on the 5th Instant, the new iron paddle
EsAmer munstef, the last Of the new Iron steamers
Intended ior use OF the Galway Packet Company.
was successfully launched at Hull, Engisnd. The
Munster 10 next In size TO the Great Eastern lis s
feet long, 10 feet wide, and 30 feet deep: II 500
horse power and has passenger accommodation
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THE BouRBoNs SIZZLING Our.-The Journal
DIES Trayaux Publics announces that the Coun de
Cbsmbord 10 In treaty for the sale Of his extensive
forests Of Val (Meurthe) aud wassy (daute-
Marne), and that the differences In pSice asked
and offered Ia 80 small that no doubt exists Of the
patief being decided on. IS
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE ..-
Il HE Copartnership heretofore existing between
". n. Godron and James T. Turnburke is this day
dlssolyed, by mutual consent. All persons indebted
70 said nrin VIII p ease pay the same to WIN. H.
Godron who is alone authors I'd TO receipt for the
same JAMES r. TIIRN SfrRKE
Sc 2-1- WIN. GODRON.
TO THE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS.-Msdam
ID SO we'll known rs the most succe ssful eY
palmer Of the Past, Present and Future ever in
washington, continues to be consulted weekly bv
hundreds anxious to know Of things at preseot hid,
gen from them Her consultation fee, TO both gem
her house, on the south side Of Massachusetts sy .
between nth and 18th sts.-the only house there.
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II Kosuth was expecting to, meet his sons,
one aged 10 ard the other Is, az Turin, early
this month. The young men were at Milan
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SPECIAL TRAIN FOR THE PRINCE OF WALES
AND SUITE The Prince Of Wales and his suite
are to reach Cincinnati on Friday evening next,
by specal train over the Ohio and Mississ ppi
Railroad After semafning ia that CITY SATURDAY.
and Sunday, he will leave by another special
train ON the Little Miami at O. m and proceed
TO Cfestline and thence rfa the Pitsburg and Fort
Wayne, and Pennsylvania Central, to Harrisburg
Baltimore and WaShfug ton.S'rhe Chicago PREF
and Trit gives the following account of the
run from Detroit 10 Chicago:
The special TAIN for the conveyance Of the partv
westward over the Michigan Central r abroad was
70 leave ct ~ a m. Psobably most Of our Amesi-
can railroad officers would be only too happy to
put these distinguished Strangers I'm the receipt of
the utmost courteses Of their lines but this is
rary to the wishes Of the party, who, it is under
stood, are to travel by special trains in English
style, and pay the English frst-class rates equal
to five cents per mile for each passenger, and this
trail Railroad, or between $500 and 500 for the
whole party. The train consisted Of the Dire tors
car, which has been In use some three wears, but
for this occasion touched up and reftted in some
minor details, and furnished with a dome in tn,
main saloon. In front Of this was the new Sleep
ing car just put upon the line and In front of this
still the car chartered by the Marquis Of Chandos
not In Lord Renfrew's party, but thus occupying
carriage OF his own for the occasion The train
left Detroit at 10 4. IN Superintendent Rice &C.
companying the party. A splendid engine drew
the train, and pilot engine, ten minutes I'm I'd.
vance led the way out across the Peninsula state
The run Of 3S1 miles was made in 10 hours I'm.
Guiding few stops for wood and water and
change Of engines at Marshall The sleeping car
was used AZ larder, and for the attendants.
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spirit of the Morning Press

The COasiitHtios has ia word" (about column
and half) {" to the New York Courier Gad En-
quirer" on Republican politics
The IstsiEigsnes, is devoted to news and mis-
cellany. Ia,
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ALLorMENTs TO STocKBRIDGE INDIANS The
necessary data having been returned by the In
dian bureau to the General Land Ofice, including
the original map Of the Stockbrdge reservation
on the east side Of Lake Winnebago, In wiscon-
sin, the latter office Is enabled to proceed without
further delay to the adjustment Of the difficulties
growing out Of titles to lots In said reservation
under the treaties Of 1915 and 1856 with the Stock
bridge and Munsee tribes. Arrangements have
been made accordingly for issuing during the
coming month patents for all allotments to Stock.
bridge Under said treaties far as the same have
been returned
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A CADEMY OF MODERN LANGAUAGES
"A tWAsHIhGroN BulLDNG)
Pa AceRse, Corner Of SersatA Styeef,
hktssISNn66TIi9 w n FREsGH AND Spanish.
\ NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.

NEW HAT AND CAP srORE.
a nE Suoscribef vlshes TO inform his friends and
new Hat and CAP store hs sm6,sins s
latest styles Of gentlernens' And boyi HA rs
o eHs WH 1i sscA :: FAPASEsE HkkrS Pf HINcE
Black DRESS HATS, and ell latest New York
PsIsons in want OF such articles q are above
mentioned will do veil to call and examine my
stock Of Eoods before purchasing elsewhere, AZ
profts. Hlla a. o. GLADMUN, :
-Hsf No. $50 Penna. avenue, north side.
- q lw between llsh end 18th strects
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. RESIGNATION OF A MIDsHIPMAN.-The resigna-
ton Of Acting Mdshipman ]. H. Comstock has
been accepted.
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The OPKRA.-"Norm This beautiful opera
was performed at the Theatre, last night, by the
Cooper American Opera Troupe, In a style of
execution and brilliancy Of effect which, under
fashionable auspices" would have crowded the
house 1t 10 strange that with such artists a. MI
Miner, pri,na donna Of rare accomplishments;
Mr.. Bowler, tenor, whose rich melodious tones,
fine acting, pathos, emphasis, tact and skill; and
Others most excellent In their respective depart
ments, that the house Is not crowded to overflow
ing every night. Miss Miner excelled herself
Personating the Druid Queen with extraordinary
power and delicate appreciation of the part The
tenor, Mr.. Bowler, displayed great talent; and
Miss Payne exhibited wonderful artistic ability.
Mr.. Cook rendered his part in very creditable
manner; he 10 a great artist.
This evening we are to have "Elixir Of Love -
and the farce Of 'No Song no Supper" The
house will doubtless be crowded
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NAVAL Thos. billiard and
Assistant j. ID. Grafton have been ordered to the
United States sloop-of-war Cum berland, to report
on the 18th Of October; Assistant Surgeon p s
Wales, to the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia; As
sistant Surgeon Chas Lowndes, to the Navy
Yard, Washington.
Lieut.. Edward Donaldson, to the receiving
ship at Norfolk, and Lieut. Jos. p. w. Miller, to
the Naval Academy, as an assistant to the Pro-
fessor Of Ethics.
Dssaehed.-Lieut. Geo. b. Balch has been de-
fached from the st. Mary's, at Panama, with per-
mission to return to the United States
Com. A. b. Fairfax has been detached from
special duty, Washington, and is awaiting orders
Surgeon Jos Beale has been detached from the
Receiving ship a. Philadelphia, and directed to
report for passage in the Richmond to the Medi-
terranean, to join the Susquehanna.
Lieut. VIM. RonckendorT has been detached
from the command Of the Coast Survey schooner
Arago, and ordered upon Coast Survey duty i'm
the office at Washington.
Carpenter Edward Williams has been detached
from the receiving ship at Norfolk, and ordered
to the Richmond.
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FUTURE DAYS
By A. GREEN, Auotoueer.

By A. GREEN, Auotioueer.
IN MONDAY, September q, 1850, We shah sell.
" IL 'front.' 81 the premises. az O'Clock y M. in
eonpl,ance With the terms OF deed OF tyust 10 M
from Iaos. 4. broyn and wife, dated a$th Sc ptem-
Page "a. TO-, o Of the Land records Of Wsshinr
ton county PATS OF on and u. in sgusre No ~,
soutnvsst corner Of said sssere, running themes
1 Ho,s 90 Zine Win street south 70 feet; thsnos
Sss 20 sae Place OF bstlnning. together With the
hovse vits ans sss OF two story frame
Ferns: One fourth cash; the balance IN g, N and
10 monthe AFTER Day OF sale, with notes secured bv
deed OF trust the Premises 1.-THE tens on AZ
are not complied with within Eve DAYS sfter thu daS
Oh sete the trustees reserve the right TO rese ne
property at the purchasers risk and cost aftsr siv
Ing one weeks not ce. 80
GEO. G. HENNING,
GEO. X. THOMPsON,S trustees.
su "Snw&ds A. GREEN, Auot.
0TnE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED
until THUkSDA Y, the 77th instant, az 81 o,cloci
p. m, by order OF the Trustees.
&c Is A. GREEN, Auct
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Tsss s1ss emo 1Sss: se
6 S' 4 Eit; ssss sss
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Recommendations Miller has been ap
pointed an Acting Boatswain in the Navy.
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LOST AND FOUND.

QsT-On Friday, 2lst instant, on 10th strsss,
- between Massach usetts sv. and M. or on NJ
netw. 9Th and 10th. lafy's gold serpent BR EAST
FIN, The hinder will be rewa rded upon 4 aviEg il
az the blnking-house of LEWIS JOHNSON 4
co. It.
nOG LOST-In near Lafayetts Square, q
- small dark tan eolored Terrier Dog
h!s neck blue ribbon, with lax ticket%3
with Chubb engraved upon ii. A reward will be
given eft at Isl street, between 18th and 2oth
4 OST-Somew where between the Northern I.ibsr-
- ties and Columbia College, on Fourteenth n a
MOROCCO POCKET BOOK Containing papers
OF value 70 no one but the owner. A evard of IS
WI be gwen the finder Il lef att Star Once or
the residence Of Or. GARNETF, Ninth street, b, :
tween and streets. se2;,S
TAKEN UP .AsTRAY-A WHITE HOG, ,up-
owner IS requested to come forward,
away. JOHN ROCHE. Ridge 81
e.. Between nj and " streets north,
II ana between 9Th and 5th streets vest. o
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE Sub
- scfioer, about the lat OF September,
dsGk b ha{ MAX, four yeas old. and about IN
except star in the 70 ehead Five dollars reward
will be given for any nforms,ion leading to her 70
oovery HENRY HARRISON
sc 20 81 Pomonkey. Charles county, Md.
GS REWARD.-strayed or stolen on Sunday,
pc 2Sd, large BAY HORSE, from the n
reservoir; near G Georgetown; had sore neck IN
from the hurt OF the saddle black tail and IA
hurt OF rope on the hind foot. The above reward
VII De paid by returning him TO K CaARD DON
NELLY, corner -Four and half and r ST reetp
Island, Washington. st.. se IS 81
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NEW STYLE cLoAKs -

just opened in our new Cloaf and Shaw Depart.
ment isrgs and beautiful assortment Of new and
latest novelties Of the season we invite al ladies
that wish cheap and stylish CLOAK OF Shawl TO
S nc examine our sfoeS ye Off then q The
se2-6 s23 seventh q above Pa ~.
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WE WILL HOLD BACK NO LONGER!
FIRST cOTTLLoN PARTY
HERNDON CLUB.
The members take p easure in informing their
many friends that they viii give their First a
Sotiilon Party at ST IRIS HALL. on TUES -
selves 70 spare neither pains NOR Pense toSaY
make this the Party Of the season. They need no
recommendation. Withers' celebrated band has been
engaged for the OCCASION Tickets 50 cents admit
ting gentleman and LADIES'.
Committee.
~. Plggott, ]. g. Rider,
bfafy, INJURY.