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From California.

FoRT KEARNEY, July 23.-The pony exprcSs
parsed here Yesterday with the following adyices:
The steamer Uncle Sam sailed from San Fran.
cisco on the 1lth inst, for Panama, carrying IHl
passengers and 81 lie, 600 for New York and
100000 for England-total, 81. 265 900
The shipment OF specie since January, as COM
pared with last year, exhibits decrease Of only
81 sol ,535. 10y
OF the Uncle Sam: Col. Casey, L. = A and
family; ;. }. McGunuigle, DR.. r dgins and DIR
Barlcs, U. \. A
Wheat and -four declining on account OF the
liberal receipts OF the new crop
Upwards Of 100 Mongoliaus arrived n San
Francisco from China during the week
Inc number OF Letters forwarded coastwIse from
San Francisco by the overland mail since a. went
Into operation is over 10000, or about an average
OF 900 per day.
DIR. w. A. Scott, pastor Of Calvary church. San
Francisco, has sent I'm his resignation and the
trustees have accepted Il, but probably IL will be
Withdrawn. The differences between Mr. Scott
and his congregation is on the war question. lie
10 peace man, opposed to coercion, though not
an endorser Of JEFF Davis
Horace smith, who killed Newell In the street
and had his trial removed to Placer county by a
special act OF Legislature, has had his trial The
jury acquitted him without retiring from the boz
The whole weight Of the defence consisted in the
iact that Newell used vile language concerning
smiths wife, throwing doubt on her character
Gov Nye had entered upon his official duties a.
governor OF Nevada territory at Carson.
Intelligence received via Los Angeles on the
lOth from the vicinity of the new silver and tin
mines In Southern California, represents state
OF anairs among the miners bordering on savage
lawlessness At one camp In Halcomb Valley
desperate light took place, In which eight or ten
persons were wounded.
The body Of secessIonists which left Los An.
gelos for the South by the overland road not long
since, In company with Gen. Johnson, had been
east n'f'
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Hanging Of Wounded Prisoner. Avenged

sr. Louis, July y The adviccs from North
missouri are to the effect that on Sunday morning
body OF Col Smith q Missouri ZOuaves went e
Danville aud arrested four men engaged in the
hanging ofColonel Sharp and Lieut. Jueyar. and
TOOK them to the outskirts Of the town, where they
shot. One Of them was Robert Terrell a LAWYER
formerly editor Of the Danville Herald Two
other men, concerned in the same outrage were
shot near Mexico, Indiana county, by company
OF cavalry under Captain Smith. -Four Others
escaped on horseback. One Of the men shot wa,
the captain OF company Of rebels at Mexico
named Moultre.
There are fully 7 900 troops stationed atdiferent
points on the North Missouri railroad tits ~.
ported that large body Of rebels from Southeast
Missouri are marching on Pilot Kaob, the south.
ern terminus Of the Iron Mountain railroad, and
Col Bland, stationed at that point, has been sent
here for reinfOTcements
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Affairs m Alexaudria-

ALEXANDRA, July pa young man named
John Bradley, student Of divinity, and son OF
wealthy citizen, and Columbus Bradley, were
arrested here tonight, by the provost marshal fo
spies, charged with taking information 10 Manas
sas The evidence against them is almost posi- tive
Information was given against them by dsserter,
from the enemy
VIM Dougherty and corporal Quinlin, OF com
pany A, Eleventh Massachusetts reg iment. Quin.
lin shot Dougherty through the nose. He was put
under arrest
Secession troops were at Springfield station TO-
day, about six miles out on the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad.
An alarm here last night occasioned great ex-
element. The pickets fired and tue long roll wa,
beat The women and children were in the street,
crying for fear, but nothing serious occurred.
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The War I'm Missauri

ST. Louis, July 23.-Col. Smiths Missouri
Guards arrived here with four secessionists, who
were engaged In the hanging Of Col Sharp and
Lieut.. Jaeger. They took them to the outskir ts
Of the town and shot them. One Of them obert
Terrell, was formerly editor Of the Danville Her.
aid. Two men concerned In the same outrage
Were shot near Mexico, on the North Missouri
railroad.
Fully 900 troops are now stationed at dif fsren-
points on the North Missouri Railroad. IL 10 re.
ported that large body Of rebels from Southeast
Missouri are marching on Pilot Knobs, the south.
ern terminus Of the Iron Mountain Railroad, and
that Col. Bland has sent here for reinforcements
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From Cairo-The Loss ut Manassas

CAIRO, Ill, July % The rebels are organizing
a force opposite here, In Kentucky.
IL 10 currently reported that watkins, with 900
men, In encam ped within seven miles on Bloom-
field Mo He has no field pieces, and the men
are poorly armed. Claiborne Jackson and sta d
Were at Memphis on saturday. An Intended at
tack on Birds Point is denied at Memphis
The loss of the Confederates at Manassas in est,-
IN ated at 90
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Massachusetts rr.ep, Mustered On,

BosToN, July 23.-The call for troops frou
Massachusetts causes great activity at the Adju
tant-General's office, and the regiments will be
filled up and put In marching order soon a,
possible. The Third and Fourth Regiments, lats
from Fortress Monroe, having been mustered out
Of service, were to-day escorted TO the Common
where they were received and addressed by Gov.
ernor Andrew. The regiment will be at once
dismissed and return TO their homes, but IL ID
understood that the greater number will shortly
re-enlist for the war.
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A Schooner Chased BIZ a Priv.ie.r

NEwsuRyPoRr, Mas, July % The schooner
Edward Lam, from Msyagu"z, srrived here this
afternoon, reports that on Saturday, July %, in
hat. 81 deg. % NJ. south, Ion 20 deg 10 m west,
she was chased three hours by full rigred pri.
yateer brig, which was undoubtedly the Jer.
DAVIS, the vessel answers her cfscri ption
The schooner being fast sailer during a ihunde,
storm got clear from her.
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Aid for the Weuuded.

KArosAH, Westchester cousiy, N. v, July q
There wen forwarded 10 day from the Jaw
Homestead, by PuIlenis and Adams ern,e.. ~
the sanitary commission at Washington, two
boxes, containing one hundred hospital gowns
and forty-four flannel shirts, made by the women
OF ka'onah and Bedford, who are actively con-
tnuing their labors
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LATEST FROM FORT PICKENs

Especial telegraphic dispatch to The Star
NV YoRK, July 2S The steamer Vanderbilt
arrived from Fort Pickens. She left there on the
10th, and Fort Jefferson on the 10th
The frigates Colorado, Mississippi, steamers
Wyandstte, Waterwitch and Huntsville, aud can
tured schooner Sam. Houston, were of Fort Pick
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATEST FROM ALEXANDRIA.
Especial Telegram 70 the star

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 25.-Residents Of the
neishborhood report that this morning secession
cavalry occupied Springfield Station (on the
orange Alexandria Railroad) In some strength,
ana now have their pickets thrown out from
there to point within about six miles Of Alex
andrIa
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CocsHs;-Fhe snddec changes Of our climate are
sources Of Pulmonary, BroEchiaI and ASfhnIatie
Auctions. Experience having proved that smp Q
iemeaies often act speedily and certainly when
should At once be had to BrotsR's BronchiaI
Noeaes, or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
rltatlOn oil tho Throat DO slight, rs by this
preoautlon more serious atrsck may be efeotuay
warded OF. PHbiie Speakers and Singers will find
voice. See ADVERT sement. de i-lJ
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Gen. Mcclellan en- route fer washington

PIrTsBURe, July 2j.-Gen. Mcclellan arrived
here last night and received great ovation. He
leaves by noon train.
Gen. Mcclellan is on an express train, and will
arrive here al two O'CLOCK this afternoon
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BOARDING..

RoARD hGENCY.-Members of Congress- Of
- hcers OF the Army, Strangers and Citizens can
OBTAIN Board or Rooms, furnished or unfuruIs he'd,
In eElble locations, at prices to suit. by applying
st the Board Agency, Washing on Building, room
N9 .; corner Pennsy ma ay and Seventh st. ID.
ing houses, by leaving their applications as above
oan be supplied with frst-class bOsrders on short
notloe. je - eOtf
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IL Though rBs s1AR 10 printed on The fastsst
ssesu press IN use south Of Baltimore, In edition
n 90 brgs AZ 10 require Il tn be- pnt to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before 19 O'Clock m; etherwise they may
Dot appear until the next day.
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kern's LIST Michigan Regimental Band propose tc
serendde Governor Austin Blair, Of Michigan, al
the National Hotel, at 10 O'Clock this evening
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PERSONAL.
NOTICE.

n NOTICE.
Nm and ater to- day, July sd, 1861, forewarn
al perEons from trusting my W fe, Sophia Werner,
rs nnT debt she contra will not hold nJ self
oountabls for. All buBiDers transacted at my
place, known by the name of Hay Market H0' el I,
Is In charge of my agent. Philip Mowing.
- CHARLES WERNER.
Washington, July 3, 1861. jy 2t4t
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MORE PRIsoNERs. prisoners-nine South
Csroltnians ard Virginian-taken at the battle
OF Bull Run, were brought into the city to-day
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DoN'T FAIL to see the wonderful performance
OF Prof Wyman, at Odd Fellows Hall. An
hour with Wyman 10 worth a pilgrimage.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

IGOR RENT--h three-story BRICK HOUSE
l. containing rooms and cellar, with gns throu IN
out on ii street, between 18th and 18th sts. In
suiro Of JAMES w. BARKER, at No, 425
street, between 18th and 18th SITS. jyI II
HOUSES AND STORES FOR SALE AND
IL TO LET. IN all parts of the city, PnrtIouInT
attention Will bo given TO letting Houses or stores
or To Houses or Furniture eft IN my charge during
FRASER STILES, Real Estate A ency, Room
NO. Washington Building, corner of Pa avenue
and Seventh st, iT l. notf
AANDSOM ELY FURNISHED ROOMS
1k fonT handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplIe
wIsh Sas and water, and CONVENIENT 10 the PsteLt
snd Post ONCE Departments, for rent. Apply AZ
A9OH Massachusetts, avenue, north side, between
tth and 5th SITS. nsH
TOR RENT-The north HOUSE of the row Of
L new four story houses on Fourth at, between
II and Y, Sta, No. 3sS, fronting the City Hall
sSuare; PnsssssCn gwen Immediately. Apply TO
WILLIAM II. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Eav, No.
30 Louisiana avenue. ma N aotf
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DEAD-Mr. r. J. Pollard, a well-known and
highly respected printer aud citizen, died this
morning. The Columbia Typog raphlcal Society
meet to-night to make arrangements for attending
his funeral.
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q NOTICE .-Disrict Of Columbus Advertisements
10 be Inserted IN the BALTIMORE Sun are received
tend forwarded from THs STAR once. {
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ARRIVED at Carter'S wharf, foot Of Thirteen
and-a-balf street, schOoners Baltimore Belle,
Thompson, from Philadelphia, with q cargo OF
coal for Messrs. Castleman & Bro and Elizabeth
Jane, Jones, from same port, with a cargo Of coal
for Il. Drury and II. Rochat
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SkIRMIsHAT FALLS CHURCH The picket guard
Of the New York Twenty. fourth regiment con.
sisting Of twenty two and an officer were at
tucked near Falls Church, Va at an carly hour
Yesterday morning, by company Of some forty
TO sixty secession cavalry and driven in after some
half dozen shots had been fred by each side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-25

GoINe HoNE-The sixty ninth regiment, hav-
Ing served their term out, and several days over,
have been honorably discharged from the service
ana returned TO New York to-day. As they passed
through Pennsylvania avenue on their way to the
cars, their appearance created much attention the
entire corps presenting the lock Of veterans Their
uniforms and equipments bore plentiful estimony
To the rough encounter they so recently partiCi-
pated In at Bull Run. Their list Of killed
wounded, and missing Is now estimated at from
two hundred to two hundred and ffty
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fraudulent Csin

NV foRK, July ~ Double eagles. split n
hllod with platina and newly milled, have be
detected In circulated here
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THE DISTRICT REGIMENT.-The following Der.
sons have been commissioned officers In the ne W
District regiment Colonel, J. A. TAFT; Lieuten.
ant Colonel, Lemuel Towers; Major, J. McH
Hollingsworth Captains-W. n Naliey, w. II.
Degges, Z. II King, G. Rodier J. T, Powell
Jas Kelly, :. A. H. Marks, C. J. Morrison, -
krzyzanOwski, and X. Boyd.
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READER. have you seen Prof Woods advertise
n'ent IN our paper. Re& it; il will interest Jou.
~ D-eoly
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DIED,

On the morning Of the 18th instant, r. J. Poll
LAND, resident Of this CITY, in his 5lst year.
Th' friends Of the family are invited to attend his
Ianersl, from his late residence, on st., between
9th and 7th SITS island. near the Columbian Armo-
~. to morrow, (Fndsy y at O'Clock.
On the 22f instant, LOUISA ELLEN, younges
9 months and DAYS
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To 1Hx AgILIcrED!- BE sure 10 read the adver-
.seEent Of McLean's Siren gthening Cordial and
Blood Puri6er. in another column. II
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HERoIo GIRL-Miss Augusta Foster, Of the
Second Maine Regiment, from Augusta, Me. was
upon the battle field on Sunday. She had her
horse shot from under her, and walked all the
way from the scene Of action to Alexandra, where
our Informant met her this morning, ministerinp
(ike ministering angel N she is) to alleviate tee
suterings of the wounded at the hospital Our
informant was looking after the wounded Of the
Minnesota First. He found fifteen OF that regi-
ment at the hospital, who were asking Gods
blessing to rest upon her who had left home and
friends in response to the impulses Of humanity
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,DEsEhrERs This morning, about dozen .ol-
aIefs, OF various regiments, were taken 10 the
county jail, having been arrested at the RELAY
nG1'e. They are charged with attempting to de-
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
w CITy Hall IuIy nj In6I

WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
" CITY HALL. July LIST, 1851.
=, ALL WATER TAKERS are hereby notified
that their w ater Rents for the year commencing
with this date are now due and payable at this
office.
The following is the law of the Corporation Gin
relation TO delnquen water-takeTs," viz:
-" i9 oil cases of the non payment Of the water
rent for thirty days after the same due and pay
able, the Water n egistrsr shall notify the fur-
vey9r OF such delinquency, and the EaId Purveyor
shall discontinue the supply Of water immediately,
by cutting of the water at the main, and he shall
not allow 10 to be again used in SAID einquent's
premises except on notification by the Water Re
gstrar that the water rent has been paid. as ALEC
water.0
The Law will be enforced.
RANDOLPH COYLE,
jy lin IIntell.1 Water Registrar
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UNION MEN POIsONED.-Joseph Corbly, cart
man, living between and streets, on Elev-
enth, while getting his horse shod this morning
at the blacksmith shops on @ stree, Just east OF
the Patent ONCE, expressed himself strongly in
favor OF the Union, when three or four men en-
dorsed bis sentiments and offered him a drink
and disappeared. He was taken violently III, and
was Immediately removed to his house, where
DIR Holsten's timely assistance Il Is thought, has
placed the sufferer out Of danger. This 10 the
within the last few DAYS
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. PKNNIKS.
Persons desiring pennies will always find then
Tor exchange st the Star Office counter. II
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. u N ID d A T 8.

QbnrtermnNer Generals Ohcs,
WdShtHgtOH Cay, JRIy 10, 1851
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS for huls of sun
Boats Tor the Western rivers on exhibition at
this oftoe, and At Offices of Quartermasters at
Pntsburg. CINCINNATI, 1T. Louis and Alton.
Boats To be delvere ed at Cairo. Bids shnuld be
sent To QuartermasteT General ofthe United States
Army, at Washington, by LIST An tst, at noon.
Nj. &. MEIGS,
jy19 Brig. Gent and Quartermaster Conf.
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hEIuRsiss HoxE Yesterday, tbs Third New
Jersey and the Eighth New York regiments re-
turned 70 their homes, having served ont Their
terms. me First Rhode Island regiment expect
to leave for home In a day or twoCtheir term OF
service having expired
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EscAPED.-Ws hear that last niOht Ioe Ny.,d
Negro, who was serving term Of four wears ip
ne .. Penitenuary, made his escape Ward
naa OUT about I'VE months more to serve
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DISMISSED Yesterday, Justice Dom went to
the county Jail and took the testimony In the case
Of J. d. Cathell and Henry Barron, Of George
town. IL turned out that as they were coming to
the city together, a man named Martin Wbaley
pointed them out and said they were as strong
secessionists as any in South Carolina, and IL he
was called on could prove It, Mr.. Fink to
whom II was said, was very much excited by the
loss Of warm friend In the hght last Sunday
and had the two arrested by soldiers, and they
were sent 70 jail for hearing Whaley was
summoned TO appear, but refused to do 90. Roth
the prisoners were dismissed their oath Of allie
glance, which they subscribed to without objec-
ton
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card and draws crowds nightly In the tide 90
unGrs 10 decrease, Manager Bland will be com
Ptned 70 employ corps Of packers, II he gets In
ons nai the thrcng. Z" Colleen Bawn" tonight
ana Inc rich farce " The Loan Of Lover -
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Munitions Of War and TrssP. for Washing

BosToN, July % The Massachusetts 10th
regiment, Col. Brigga, with a field train and
twenty ambulanoes, 20 by steamer Co Washington
to morrow
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THE SEcEssIoSIsTs AT RockvILLE-On Mon
day, two OF our county officers having business in
Rockville went there, and found themselves An a
perfect hornets nest Of Secesslonists Upon dis
covering that tue s:amps Intended to capture and
abuse them, the officers, by strategy and fast drIv-
Ing, snceeeded In making their escape The
leader OF the gang was Sam Rabbit, well known
IN W ashingfoD, who tried to cut them OF IN the
supposed prisoners that Dick Jackson was there
ana wanted to see them. Dick is a brother of the
Jackson who murdered Col Ellsworth, Those
fellows need watching
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Gen. Mcclellan En- Reuie fer WashiRston
GRAFTON, Va, July - -ScneTal Mcclellan
leaves here to- night 20 assume command 90 The
troops near Washington He will arrive there 10
morrow night
General Rosencrans assumes command Of the
troops In Western Virginia, and leaves this eve
ming for the KanAwhz Valley
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.

BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
~ I'm FURNITURE AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY,
gentlsm,n declining housekeepinE at 10 O'Clock, at
No 494 18th street west, corner of street north,
having Just furnished, but owing to change of or.
oumstanoes has como uded to sell out, viz
I've fne Painted Cottage Sets, Wardrobes and
Cane Seat and Rocking Chairs. Dining, Kitchen
Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Blankets and Com
fO-ts,
Cooling Stove, with a large assortment of Chins,
And many other articles which we deem unneoes-
- ary to enumerete.
iyagt 0''n GREEN sfiSi q WILLIAMS. Auo,..
By WALL Il BARNARD. Auctioneers.
Ply VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, duly
~ recorded. April =, 1850, among the land records
Trn.tees Of the Thid Building SssoSisron 'S Of
georgetown, ID. c., will, on August 18th next, at
lowing Real Estate situated IN Wsshington Civ
streets Known as the west half Of Lot IT. No Sc, in
Square 5l3: with improvements, consisting of a
two story frame dwelling house.
Terms made known at sale.
All oonvsysncing ~ cost Of purchaser.
CHARLES NJ. oHAATTHEws, Trustees.
~ II 2aw&ds WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
BY WALL Il BARNARD. Auctioneers.
nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, duly
~ recorded, April 7, 1860 among the land records
~ ss & al ths SofsHo
Georgetown, d. c., will. on August 18th next, al
saRGSs n saftfn ri C g. u.s.
@ .hs fa f9 81
square 2tS, and tho improvements, consisting of a
two story brick dwelling house.
Terms made known at sale.
All nonveyanoinE at cost Of purchaser.
CHARLES M. 0HTATTHEws. s Trustees.
~ IL 2aw&ds WALL & BARNARD, Auots,
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AITEs1Ios 10 called to the notice of tn. daily
chnVs prayer meeting at the Z street Bspxit
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BEAUIFUL ARTISTIC WORK-We have lust
seen most beautiful set Of Bohemian cut glass
consisting OF about 100 pieces, to be delivered
% day for the use of the Presidential mansion
Toeir effect on a sumptuous table must be most
happy. The Hons. NJ. Blair and w II, Seward
aIsn received other sets Of the same wares
The manufacture Of these gems OF taste and
luxury, MIR. A. r. ZimandiZ, Of Boston, Mass lis
well known here, having Allied the orders within
the last nve years, Of several families Of our city
We wish Mr.. ZmsndiI complete success In In
troduring generally among US his eIq uisite style
OF fruit toilet confectionery and wine glasses Of
such delicate huts and wonderfully executed and
appropriate engrevings.
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not 20 pass the drugstore OF Mr. Geo. " n,an
on The corner Of Pennsylyania avenue and Fo',
snd-a-half street, without tasting his sod, viii
mock syruP-equal to anything Of the kind w.
may get under the Astor House, New Yo,k
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ESTABLISHED I776.

WE Beg TO inform the citizens Of Washins tor
w and public generally tpst We nave opened &
branch OF our business at the shove number. under
the direction of MI JOSEPH p. WILSON. where we
intend furnishing the same quality and description
Of OLD WfNES,y LIQUORS, HAVANA CT;
GAhS, DO, IS those we sell in New York, and
guaranty them 70 be of the most reliable quality.
lie Is colin r-...-|..
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BIslsszRs'-The branch Of the celebrated
biningers', Of New York, established In this cIty
tecraer Of Pennsyivania aveaue and Fourteenth
.,ieetl some months ago, Ia selling i'm nse uan
uues OF gcods-wines and liquors, army chseses,
p'e.s,Sed meats, vegetables, fruits, &c, &c Its
.Sles nave been equal. In the last month quite 10
we We rt'all business Of the parent house IN New
fofkI in the briskest times Cause whit,
pI Ices are New York prices only, and what Il
sels 10 always Of the best quality