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The New GUN BOATS -Twenty-three gun
boats are being built in New England ports, and
IN New \ ork and pennsylvania, for the Govern
ment, most Of which, by the terms of contract
will be ready for delivery by the close of the
present month Of August Though nominally
gunboas, they will be, In size, strength and
armament, equal almost to first class ships OF
war. The complement Of men required to man
each Is understood to be under two hundred
One or the boats was launched in New York on
Friday, and two more on Saturday
The Post says that "within few days we shall
have ready and at sea nearly If not quite fou,
hundred and fifty vessels; and the nation will
have the satisfaction Of knowing that every one
OF this great feet is perfectly fitted for the use,
which are to be made Of IL. The labor of Great
Ing such navy as this ia not slight The time
In winch IL mas been done 10 not long. Though
we are not permitted to be more explicit, we NAV
say that before many days there ia reason 10 ex
pect that we shall hear Of an important blow
struck bY our navy. We are not likely to know
OF IL so soon as the enemy because he will feel 1t
But let US be patient
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II yesterday a train reached Baltimore from
Harrisburg, bringing, amongst other passengers
number OF prisoners, who were conveyed under
a strict military guard to Fort McHenry. They
were arrested by the U. s. troops stationed upon
the line Of the Northern Central Railway, upon
various charges preferred agains. them by the
agents Of the Government
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SMOKING THE REBELs.-On the schooner Ora.
ham, libelled by Marshal Murray in New York
on suspicion Of being I'm the service Of the rebels
sixty nine cases Of upper leather, some 81 ,OOt
worth sole leather, and barrels upon barrels OF
machinery for making the shoes, hsve been found
III 10 aid that this cargo is one Of numb whic
are to be sent South in the hope Of running the
blockade, and filling a contract with the rebels
Tor million pairs of shoes at 81 Is per pair
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AT LEXINGTON Hon. j. c. Breck,or,doe
arrived at Lexington, KY, on the 18th inst. Upon
Die ARRIVAL at Lexington he was received by Che
Asniano Rifles, secession military company.
mace speech TO abouta Of careless listeners
Inc burden OF his remarks was laudatory apos-
n9Pne 70 kentucky neutrality, which was very
Coioy received oy those present, and the Hon ]
@ Breckinfidge retired under the protectiny !. q.
OF tnat eld, played out J" defunci and generally
laughed az tdes.-Csseissasi Gaxetfs
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MAJOR BRowNE.-Major Browne, at Pickens,
- becoming spiteful. Our people at Pensacola
put themselves To much trouble to place him In
possession OF the Manassas news They went so
lar as to hazard landing on santa Rosa Island,
ana, attaching the paper containing the intelli.
gence TO the body Of a dog, secured the dispatch
OF the unique courier toward the fort by amend
Ing TO the tail rattling can All this attention
the old curmudgeon shows his appreciation Of
oy sending back proclamation, Offering a re-
ward OF three thousand dollars for the bodies of
capt Clanton's mounted men, dead or alive.
who, few weeks since, peppered a boats crew
from the fleet. What q canine migrate IN n,
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FRoM MkxIco.-By way Of Havana we have
dates from Vera Cruz to the LIST inst, and the
CITY OF Mexico to July -. The news from Mexi-
co Is az bad rs can be. Murder, rapine and desc
lation reign with full sway. To make bad worse
while the distracted government Is doing all In
1n power against is ferocious enemies az home
tne french and English Ministers have taken
nmbrage at the two years STAY law, and have ans
pended diplomatic relations with Juarez Hon
MI Corwin, United States Minister has refrained
from Joining with those personages In their CON
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II The pony express arrived at Outer Station
yesterday, bringing San Francisco news to the
lO'n Inst. The Sonora sailed on the 10th for
Panama, with sS59 900 in treasure. Business In
California Is good. great fire occurred at
sonora on the 7th, and the less is estimated at
SoS'Ooo. The State campaign is conducted on
local issues. The overland telegraph extends to
Russ river, 40 miles east Of Churchill
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-. Gen. James Cooper, Of MARYLAND, and Ad-
jutant II. 6. Burden, Of tue Pennsylvania CavaI
~ Regiment, are at Kirkwoods'. This last-named
ment. vs.
..'' Hon, 8, 9. Wharton, Of Pennsylvania, 4,
at the willard Hotel ' -
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ARRIVAL OF CONFEDERATE PRISONERS.
regular passenger train OF cars which reached
mere Yesterday afternoon by the Northern Central
Railway bronght on, under the charge Of Captain
way, OF the United States Army, twenty-three
prisoners Of the Confederate army, all of whom
have been released upon parole Of honor and are
now on their way to Fortress Monroe where they
VIII be confined until further orders. The follow
Ing are the names: DR. Archibald Taylor for mapy
years Surgeon In the United States Army but
resigned in the year 1856, and was Surgeon 81
the Confederate forces; Lieutenant = Dor
SUI; Or William A. Darlington, OF Virginia;
also OF the same State, John +. Jones, Thomas
w. Gilmore, John Buriss, Captain d. Curry,
Lieutenant Henry l.. Hooner, James Hanger,
william b. Moody, Andrew J. Maddox J w.
Beasley, C. Sanford, George w. Killen, w. p.
; Poole, John j. Mays, l.. NJ. Grafton, G. w
Fills, A Smallrnan, t.. w allace, X. w. Corser,
William II Laring and James Buckner.
Soon as the arrival Of the men was known TO
zen. DIX, commanding this Department, he rode
up TO tue ONCE Of the Quartermaster and gave or
ders thatthey should have the most comfortable
quarters assigned them, whereupon they were
conducted to the Gilmor House and IRE now oc-
cupying excellent rooms. Soon as their arrival
here was known number of the most respectable
ctlzens preceded to the hotel for the purpose of
seeing them and Offering them Inequalities Some
OF them were known to our citizens, and IL is
need less to add that they ENJOYING their brief
stay In the city much more than they antici pated
win but few exec ptions. the prisoners are men
OF Intelligence and considerable worth, and they
tary experience. They are all in the best humor
declare themselves ready TO bear up philosopbi.
callY under the most adverse yicissitudrs of war
and speak well OF the kind treatment they have
received thus far from their enemies At prespn,
they are at perfect liberty to roam through the
CITY as they please and in case they houd remain
mere month we venture to add that they would
De invariably treated with marked respect. They
were captured during the action at Carrick',
Ford, and left Columbus, Ohio, on THURSDAY TO,
Baltimore.-BaltiHors AMERICAN. Ed
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GErrING UNBAsY-We are now ente,in,, the
third week from the great battle, and we have no
onicial report. We know the difaculties that
nave delayed such report, in the constant move
menu OF many who were engaged in il INIT we
hope there will be no needless DELAY we need
no suppression; our people desire the truth and
can face the truth under any circumstance Can
we not at least request immediately an efaciai
statement OF the amount and variety of ordnance
aud military stores captured an an Offset to North
ern lies ?-ChGrIest0n Courier, dxpxt6
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IL About 1900 men have already enlisted for
Tie new regiments of the regular army. As each
OF these regiments when full must consist of two
baftahons OF $50 men each, It will be seen that
only one-sighth are enlisted yet. There is
some nik OF converting one or two volunteer
brigades into regulars IL the men are Willing
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O-From the Cincinnati papers we learn tina,
. man was recently arrested In that city on a
charge OF treason, and thst, among other papers,
was letter from Hon. Jesse d. Bright, Senator
nom Indiana, introducing the bearer to JEFF.
Davis, and stated that he visited Richmond for
the purpose Of exhibiting an improved 6rearm
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FIX STARS AND STRIPES ON rHR Mourr.,x
IoPs.-On Tuesday Of IL IL week saws the Alta
Gslifornis, Of July 20, Messrs. Peck, Fowler.
Es9y, ana other citizens Of the upper part of Naps
summit Of Mount st Helena, at the head OF the
valley several ladies Were present, having
climbed to the highest peak Of this grand old
level OF the sea, to lend their presence 10 th .0
niotic act OF decorating the lofty summit with
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RIoroUs REBELs.-We regret to learn that the
Fourteenth Alabama Regiment, Col. Fry, en-
camped near the reservoir, has been injuring
private property in the ighborhood to an un-
paralleled extent. We yesterday saw a petition
TO Congress from one Of the sufferers. asking re-
dress, and representing the damage sustained by
him to be not less than 81 600. The attention Of
the Secretary Of War has been called TO these
outTages, bnt remedy has not yet been applied
Rtehmond Whig
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IL Yesterday another Of the 10Th of April
rioters was arrested In Baltimore, and after .x-
animation released on $500 security for his ap-
pearance at court
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GARIBALDI.-Tbe Philadelphia Press ~ rue..
DAY has the following statement:
., we have seen letter from Turin, dated Julv
u, which states that 6arbadi has no Intention Of
coming hither to take part In the battles for FREE
dom and the Union. But he wishes to organic a
national subscription In Italy, as q tribute from
the lioerality displayed by our citizens In the
Italian war Of fe59 - ." 'As
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By BONTZ 4 GRIFFITH. Anrnnn..r,

u IL The NORTHERN LTBRRT Ts-Jly virtns ~
dsed l5 trust bearing date the 9Th day OF o.
IoDer, 1851, and recorded in Liber j. A No
1885, folios 2S, 24 and 2s the subsorib.r will eel
q Public ia sale on THURSDAY, TIE 9th day Of
p,rt Of Lot No. 10. in suhdivision OF oasre NO
VS. iro1tlnf " feet liz inches on sth street vest.
Win oepth ~ feet 20 au alley, with the improve
ments oonsis sung OF = two story and attic Frame
Dwelling House. with cellar,
The above properly Is Situated at IN. corner of
etn street west ard VI strost north, In a randi, i'm
proving part Of the CITY. aud Offers favorable op-
2ortunltJ 70 persons desirous Of procuring q resi-
de- oe or making an investment
Terms cash.
III the terms OF sale are not complied With in Eve
UPON one weeks rotice, At the risk and expense Of
tee purchaser. All oonveyanoing 81 the expense
RICHARD A. FnMoNsToN, Trv,tee
aus-St4vads bONTZ a. GRIFFITH Aucts
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Pernual-

III The u. >. gun-boat Pembroke sailed from
Boston on Tuesday for the Potomac.
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THE NEWS HERE.

THs SUPERINTENDENT OF THE WASHING TON
PoLIcs.-Quite number Of strangers to the Dis
fict OF Columbia are said to be applicants for the
position Of Superintendent Of the new District
Police, among them persons who have been mem
oers OF police forces elsewhere. All such are
oeiag backed up on political grounds by chronic
politicians from wherever they come This idea
OF the interference of such persons in the purely
local matters Of this District involves the coolest
Impotence ever manifested in the matter Of Office.
begging, proverbial as that is for giving rise to
the exhibition Of more ''cheekn thsn aught else
conceivable. What is required in a Superin-
tendent Of the Police Of this District is some one
OF high character, who knows the people and
matters OF the District well, and enjoys the conf
dence and commands the respect Of all Its citizens
he must OF course also be a man of untirinp
industry, Of prompt sagacity and hrmness, and be
familiar with the law, SO far as that bears on the
discharge Of the duties Of bis position
We doubt not that the District Police Board
will be able to find more than one such man I'm
our own midst; while we know that none such
can be found elsewhere. When New York,
Philadelphia, or Baltimore may set the District
the example OF selecting her Chief of Police from
the exPolice officers Of Washington, IT is possible
mat washington might venture a reciprocal ex
pertinent In return. Hardly until then, we opine
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oUR FRIENDS 1T the various military camps and
Positions win confer favor by keeping US posted
N TO movements and affairs In their vicinities.
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Goss TO Europe Our neighbor, Mr. w. q.
Metzerott, went ont by the Fulton for brief
European tip, designing to visit France, Ger
many, and other portions of the Continent during
his absence. We wish him favorine winds and
speedy return, as all here, the musical portion
OF the community especially, will sadly miss his
pleasant face at his well known headquarters.
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III The G. 8. A. have aeonascatedn &c,
SCOTS property In virginia.
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RY yIRIUE OF A DEED or. TRUST. duly
q washington county, D. a., the undersiSned,
neorge'ovn, ID. C., will, on August 10 n NEXT Al
y p m, expose At public auction the follovips
neaI Estate. situated IN wsshlnst0n City, ID. C.
nue., known as the west half OF i,ot 40 4,
Square ztS and the improvements, oonsltti or OF a
two story brick dvellint house.
Terms made known ~ sale
All SonysysnolnG ~ cost Of purchaser.
CHARLES N NSSATrBRws. Trustees.
yH-2aw&ds WALL a BARNARD. Aucts,
,UIN CONSEQUENCES OF RAIN. rBe
A1oge sac ls Postponed until THURSDAY AP-
TfhNOON, 10 INST, same hour and Place
an ~ ~ WALL & BARNARD. Auots
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BY WALL & BARNARD, AucfIoneers
GREY HORSE AND SPRING WAGON AT
hucTIoN-0n SATURDAY MORNING,
July We viii cell, in front Of our auoiion rooms-
Grey Horse, warranted sound. kind and gentle
and works vel in harness
lsp,Ins WAGON, nearly new, suitable for q grocer
or express WAGON.
sale positive. Terms cash.
auh WALL & BARNARD, Aucts
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brought her around to Washington, saving he
"meant to sell her ANYHOW which feat be at
length accomplished. II is alleged that her hull
is old and unseaworthy, and that she cannot stand
the shock Of her guns at all Further like many
other vessels which have been purchased of late,
her high wheel-houses and exposed machinery
render her fine target fer the enemy.
The Pensacola Is receiving new coat of paint,
adding very much to her outer appearance
There are now about fifteen coIored contra
band" quartered In one Of the rooms of the ordi-
nary, who are supplied with provisions frsm the
store-house of "Uncle SAM" one Of their mum.
| Der assisting the regular cook in his duties Six
Of the "contrabands'' have gone on board the
steamers In various capacities, and are now cruis-
ing up and down the river.
AN is,quiet among the mutineers confined at
| the Yard, no additions to their number having
been made since night before last.
A fine lot Of white oak timber has been foated
around to the large crane on the wharf, where II
is hoisted out and taken to the shops to be manu.
featured into gun carriages for heavy cannon.
To-day 10 payday at the yard, and the men were
nocking around the Office as IL they were afraid
the pile was about to give out. No Treasury
notes have appeared here vet, all the employees
being paid in gold and silver. Several have been
ulsCudfStu III tue idbt lew udysj dnQ others dD-
pointed in their places.
The Mount Vernon has gone down on a short
cruise.
AFFAIRS UP RIVER.
Especial Correspondence Of The Star
SANDY Hook, Md ? Aug 19.-Editor Star: So
quietly was the withdrawal Of Gen. Banks, main
column effected, that we in Harper's Ferry knew
nothing Of 1t until Sunday, when we were aston
ished by the appearance of about 100 Of Hender-
sons secession cavalry
Union citizens were again obliged TO leave
their homes hastily. I had to cross the Potomac
abont two miles above Harper's Ferry. We found
on this side of the river only three companies Of
the Second Massachusetts Regiment, with their
lines extended as far as when the main force was
here, which accounts for the delusion we labored
under on the other side. The secession cavalry,
however, knew the real state of the case
Before could get chance to leave Harpers
Ferry on Sunday evening shots had beed ex-
changed between the secession cavalry, who
skulked behind the houses, and the Federal
troops on the Maryland heights. One OF the cav
airy dropped off his horse In High street with his
leg broken by shot from the heights, and one Of
their horses legs was broke.
The Corporation Of Winchester Ia issuing 25
and 50 cent notes, which are In circulation in
Jefferson county. brought away a 25 cent noe
as a curiosity
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By MARsHALLApIor ..-,I-

By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctione.r,.
SALE ON ACCOUNT OF THE UNITED
- sIhTEs-On MvNDAY. Arfust N n Il ~
We shall sell ~ pubic auction al The Nav, w.
folowIng de oribed property e''e' eAe
une barrel Of Beef,
One OK.
Terrs OF "a q: Cash in specie
su 22,as,N MkRsBhLI SYksg hAs A..
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AUCTION SALKS

BY J; G: MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auosoneer
F1uTRbty IS, kkT AUCTION On Sat
a .vns OF the Auction Rooms We shall ,e a
HonssSoldo 4 1000 god second hand Furnitnrs and
his9; q Iarse invoice OF TIN Ware, oomp,Isips-
80. various nEss Wash Bovis.
hHoi ~ half boxes Raisins,
boxes English DaiTy Chee.s
= aso. aNO YARDS w e. and Cleol sres u.,,,,-
$50, 30 canvas and oarpet-sest q. ,sss
suitable for pevs. mar Cnshions.
Terms Dash.
ao I'd }. &C MCGUIRE CO. A,c,,
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NOT YET APPOINTED

The Washington dispatch In the northern paper
this morning, announcing the appointment O
Major w. $. Barry, U. :. A, Gen. Mcclellan
chief Of Artillery to be Briga adler General @
Volunteers, lie premature. He had not been ar
pointed at p. M to-day, though his friends hop
ne Will soon he thus promoted. He is a very I'm
officer, and will doubtless make good Brigade,
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:. MAIL STAGE LINE Between Wash
MnHSrtB's Hotel, COT sth and ats
ENhSf MohNiNG Sundays OK H&SSa
and Be,li sts Georgeto wn, AZ o'clooK; eurnin
uelIy On MoEdays. Wednetdsys. and FIidays
throuRh 10 PooleEviles TueEdsys, Tburs6ays "A
ss,uIdays 10 Frederick; returnIns neItdays.
su 0-imA REM InnIFv
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PROMOTED.

Lieut.. Colonel Ripley, of that department ha
been promoted to be the Brigadler General Of th
Ordnance corps; Major Symington, Of the sam
corps, to be one Of its two Colonies, and the fou
Majors Of the corps to be its Lieutenant Colonel.
except Mayor John F. Lee, who prefers to renal
in the discharge Of the duties OF his position .
Major and Judge Advocate General.
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III NOTICE, To TIE PUBLIC

NJ NOTICE, To TIE PUBLIC,
NlRS. J. +. Ll STON is prepared TO do Ia undry
business a. her place such as doing up gent ma's
shlfts anh urder clothes, &c ladies' skirts collars
60 DO by the dozen piece, in the be 4 pol shed
strie. Apply No. 232 street, betv cen Oh aud
Hh SIS It,
E'OK ShLE-One bne six year-old HORSE
l. BUGGY and HARNESS nearly new "a
IN q ne morse racks, PAGES, and trots very IN
going out OF the city. Apply ST SHREVE'S Sta
bic, Seventh St, between n and an % sts
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

DEPARTMENT OF S7AIH
August q, 1861.
SEALED Proposals will be received at this lie
psttment untt y O'CLOCK m on Saturday, the 81 81
ment- WIFE Depsas-
100 cords Oak Wood best qusi.y,
Inc wood TO be delivered at such times and in
suah quantities as may be wanted and satisfscto-
~ aifang aments must be made for its ouTreot
measurement, " o'ieS'
The Department reserves the right to order
Crater CT less Iautlty, as msy be REQUIRED
The proposal TO be addressed 10 the SuperIutepd-
en- Oh the Depa tment Of State, and endorsed,
rIoRosals .oI w ood." su 22-td
FOR SALE-A splendid new motor BUGGY.
Il made by the most celebrated manufaotureT in
baltimore. Apply at WIN. c. MILLER'S sale.
streets. An 81 e..
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NJ NOTICE.
t Mat: M WILLIAM respectfully informs his
Irienos and the pub generally that he has ope
Of New York, at ~ - -
sol PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
90 BdveeH 9th and l0fk streets, SOFIA side,
z !, StoSs toI the sale Of the ohoiorst win Es,
BhANDIES, etc. also, HAVANA CI6IRS
BoLO g N A SAUSAGEs, WEsTPHALI2
HAMS,-all of their own importation.
M. WILLIAM.
OTTO SCHL0EMER,
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III AVONDALE FLOUR
nAANlNG Msde Arrangements with Messrs
BARBOUR q SBMMFs for the sale of nv louT, the
Will always be prepared 10 sas pIy my old friend
and customers, and tho trade generally, at mil
prices. Oy S9-lmeoD GEO. WHEELER.
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The FORCE ON THE RIVER

Within the past week the available fore
guarding the Potomac from It's mouth to Ale,
aAdria has been doubled, quite. We state tn
fact to quiet the nerves Of the New York pre-,
that are having "conniption fits" daily over tn
prospect that the oligarchy are about to cross
large army over the river below. 1t strikes u
that 1t would be lucky for the cause of the Unto
II they made the effort; as they could not get ha
OF II over before their means Of crossing the ba
ance would surely be DESTROYED.
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qHisyLLLE ARTESIAN WELL WATER,
siM - fresh. Also, 1esh supplies OF Pure Msdi.
othst msSioe s o az s. Ayers, sohsnoks, and
mooRE's West End Drug Store,
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RECEIVED
SIpEDEN SYRUP, NJ. o. MOLASSES
Brown. yellow, and Coffee SUGARS,
Grushsd aud Powered SUGARS,
RAISINS, CURRANTS. Figs
PRp Ms. BARLEY. SPLIT PEAS.
CHEESE and MACKEREL,
Pure CIDER VINEGAR
Coltman's FLOUR and other ohoioe auslitx
Flours, in barrels and Bays $3.50"
with 2 good assortment Of Family Groceries,
for s.le for cash, At LA. DELLWI6'S.
aa % 81. Seventh street. Navy Yard.
EVERY LADY THAT INTENDS
- TO LEAVE WASHINGTON
should call Immediately a. No. 32s Pennsylva-
MIA avenue aud prooures
TRAVELLING SUIT,
consisting OF Mantllls, SaoQue, Coat or Dus
and nlSterial enough for Dress IN match viz
TRhXELiNG SgITS-vsry Eenteel-only ss 81.
TkANELING suITS-spper-only Sl.5Q.
TRAVELLING SUITs-extra nice-ffom S5 50 to
. Also. TRAyEkING GARMENTS, such a,
Saoeues, Coats, busters and Mautillas vithopt
the Dress, from 81 20 81 50, of Superior onaIitX
Also. BLACK SILK COATS and MANfIL
IA A ..o;, Drooy. Bssip, and JOCKEY HATS. and
just received at MAXWELLss'h Co
Mannlle end Fancy Store,
du ~ StcO S2S pennsvfvanis A.