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GALES OF QUARTERMASTER'S
~ STORES AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT, GIEsBoRo,
ouARrERxAsrER GESKRAL's oYrrcE, }

ouARrRRNAsrRR GESERAL's oPFIcE,)
wAsHIsaros. D. @. July II, 1855,
By order Of the QusrteImaster General there viii b
reetion Of Captain George T. Browning, A. q n, On
THURSDAY, August 9, 1906, the following described
lot OF ouArtermaster Is stores, viz:
1900 re-. oak AID % ash =. water buckets.
~, W iH,is1i,,. ..ss, piss:' and pssiis:: sS,iai::
5000 feet matched floor 2griudstonss,
400 psss: .usA. SASH Feet Sa$s..1. assi .sisss
~ ooo by ten, glazed, face. (asv,)
l,soo feet square timber, 80 hrs. hooks.
lOby H. splatpra scales,
20 kegs cut nails, QargsJ
80 army wagons, 4ooantsr scales,
iss..,;. iss.s .,o,..v,,o, 4ws,ssou.s t,rsts.
water wagon, iron, 90 iron bsdstsads,
0 hose carriages and 800 blankets,
IL set: harness. -four sacks. '''' ''a''' gram
@.st. harness. CAmbu. SS, is.ls used, ''''
lancet ! set Mathematical In
% riding saddles. sh. ,.pi'i..i:1si and ,ri-
curry combs, aud lsurvoyor's compass
horse brushsa targst, Se.,
Is cooking stoves, About 5000 feet gum hose
lot castings, are. with couplings and aOs-
cook stoves. newJ 5000 feet gum hose, l, w.
ONCE desks, tables, IH and az witb
chairs, benches, eoapliDgs and nos
robes, supbOards, 100 brass cocks, angle
letter presses, valves, &n worm
Also 90 HORSES. "~~
Together with large quantity Of other property not
above enumerated.
Sale to commence At 10 o'clock A. II. and continue
from day to day until all Is sold.
Purchasers must remove their storsa ithin A.. ,.N
days from date OF sale. A Nv w
Terms u Cash In Government fupds
boat for 0iesboro will leave the sIxth .t,.., hr
every hour during days Of sale '''s' "AAo
JAMES A. RKIN,
Brevet Brig. Gen. U. s. A., In charge
yis-@uz First Division. q u d. o
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The ePh1adsIphfa Union Convention-Ereo.
tion of the wiGwam-Aecenmeda
for 1000 Spectators.
PHILADlLrHIA, July so.-Ths wigwAm for the
meeting Of the National Union Convention will BE-
situated In front Of 9irard College, and is being
rapidly but substantially constructed Aeoommo.
datious will Be Afforded hftssn hundred delegates,
with COMMITTEES rooms, sto., and about nine thou.
sand spectators The place Of meeting can BE-
roads
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Nsw York Bank Statement,

New YoRk, July so The weekly bank state.
mont shows an increase Of loans Of S647 053; Dc.
crease Of specie. g. .6o7 decrease circulation,
$3A o3s; increase Of deposits, 81, 847 increase
Of legal tenders, a, 1901 ,s22.
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GEoRGErOwN AFFAIRS.

f.
The ORPHASs.-It IL prevailing trait OF
tion wherever Il is known 70 exist II Is we'll.
deal Of dsstitution throughout the oounDy, and
more especially In the Bouth. For the purpose Of
helping to relieve the wants Of the poor little chill
drsn, . number Of yoang gentlemen have con.
plstsd arrangsmsnts TO give grand entsrtainmsnt
at Analoston Island on the drst day Of Aueust.
they dslrsying eli sxpensss out Of their own
pockets, % that every dollar made By the picnic
will BE- given 70 the orphans.
POLICE NEws-The Metropolitan police
have been quite actively engaged since Saturday
morning, having made nearly thirty arrests for
different offences up 10 IL m. yesterday. OF this
number thirteen were fined In sums vsrvlus from
elt4 10 eb.44, ten were dismissed one ssnt 10 ths
workhouss, and the rest looked up for . length Of
time sudioient 70 sober them. The record shows
that whisky the cause Of most Of these offences
Justice Buckley does not seem TO blame whisky 40
much - be does those who drink H. It's no uss
for poor devil 70 plead drunkenness - an excuse
whom hs comes before Justice Bucksy-ths Squire
can't zee II.
PoRr OF GkoRoRrowN.- Entered-Brie
Rolling Wave, Hall master, New York.
Steamer Philadelphia, Fults master, from Phiia.
dslphia
Steamer George D. Stout, Ford master, nom
ssboonsr 0. Q. Bs.n., Lov.l master, from Bo,.
ton. af
Cleared Schooner Mary J. Adams, Billings
Schooner o. Q. Bssrss, Loval master, for Boston.
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DY j. @. MCGUIRE & co
ID AUCTIONEERS

*
ID AUCTIoNEEKs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SITES COZ
TlGUoUs TO THE CITY, ON The HIGH GROUNDa
BETWEEN KALoRAMA AND MERIDIAN HILL
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of August, at o'clock, n
m, on the premises, shall sell Lot Of the traet of
land known as the Widows Mits,' subdiyidsd IN
nine cottage sites Of about four acres each
This land is situated the high grounds northwest
Of and contiguous to the city. asd Is Of the most
beautiful locations In this Vicinity for cottage esdsnee
commanding asi, does an extensive view Of wsshngton
and the surrounding county aud 10 CT easy approaeh
direct through from Conpecteut avenue and sdioins
the valuable place Of Mr. Little aud Is in itself ysiua
Bile consequence Of the prospect either Of KaloramA
or Meridian Hill being selected to build the sumnsr
residence Tor the being between these sitss
aud also proposed to construct passenger railroad
quarry Of stone the place. to which purchaser viii
be privsged TO get the stone from gratis for the foun
these sites
Plat. property may be seen at the auction room
purchased ut private sale
Terms; One half cash residue q, l2 and IS months,
with interea for notes secured the property sold
ConveyAncipg at purchasers cost
wM. NoURsE, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Uzo-d Auctionssrs.
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GEORGETOWN ADy,T..
n A N A L T r A v Ell

0ROR0n WARRINGTON
i making her regular trips between 0soreetovp and
Harper's Ferry. carrying passengers and freight.
Leaves = B Barrett wharf, Congress street. every
Information apply to
Jyaa.im Capital. JoHH MOORE
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III U d s o N TAYL LOR.
BooKssLLRR AND srArIoErR.

avenue, doors west Of Ni,aA ssrv.a
WAsnuaroz Crrr.
All the new books Of the age received t,-usS,.A.,,
upon Issue from the press, AID Tor sels q puSishs,
Imported Stationery and American manufacture a, Al,
srsass and variety, at the lowsst New York pries.
without loss Of time -N "~as'o ofesr
Visiting Cards printed, aud plates engraved In ,As
Al Medical Books supplied at pubiisAsr,, r.,..
rsrer aud snva'op~- stained 10 ordar sns.ts
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE Al
w us once oiiAs National Republican,
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Cholera IN Ph,isd.lph,..

ChoIsra IN Philadslphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-The cholera returns
Of 'ths Board Of Health for two days, Sunday and
Monday, show seventeen cases and forty nine
deaths
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
J. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

mo, ia, Ea, Doc, T.
JANIS T. SAITH. \
Lloyd, trustee In this cause, having reported that
he had sold lot marked aud known as d" 'ip Rochs's
subdivision Of parts Of lots Nos 2 and Is in square No
2SV with the improvements In pursuance Of the decree
TO John Vog for " 600, and that the said Vogt had
complied with the terms u sale,
It's this 18th day Of July, A. y 1850 ordered By the
Court that the said sale be, and the is hereby
shown on or before the nrs Tuesday August
provided copy Of this order be puhlished In the Ma.
successive weeks before said day. -
By order Of the Court,
true copy,
jyla.sodSw Tss,; Ri, uYIas, CLERK,
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aalnllnH fha GalslA

BosroS, July 30.-Governor Bullock has ordered
q salute Of . hundred guns on Boston Common to.
day to celebrate the completion Of the Atlantic
cable.
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COPPER STAMPS,
New and CHOICE Styles,
TOR YoKRs, DRRssEs, COLLARS CUFFS, CL0AKs,
CUSHIONS, SMOKING CAPS, AND SLIP
PkRs, NNCLUDINd MASONIC
KMBLKMS) IN GREAT
VARIETY,
COATES AND OTHER CorToNs,
SILKS, Sewing and Embroidery MOHAIR, BRAIDS;
:. !. NEEDLES, 1e.
Ladies' are respectfully invited 10 call and exsmin
specim ms and may be assured Of receiving the most
polite Attentiou whether they leave orders or not
II IL especially hoped thai those who lave bsou dis
sppointsd In obtaining srsst elsewhere 10 suit them
w tavoT ~ With sll wbii .un
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THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
Il COLLEGE,

THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
L COLLEGE,
NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH AND D STREETS
INrRLLl0ENCER BUILnlN0,
10 one in Union Of Colleges extending TO the principal
cities Permansntly based upon the Just priueps Of
Individual owuership oasrs unsquslisd advantages
At rates much lower than be afforded by any other
schools
sPsnesrisn Psnm.nship taught in It's purity BY Henry
g spssesI the essb!.tsd author Of the "spsnssrian
The system Of Business Practice Invented and sue
ossuy taught BY the proprietor. will receive his sps
eia attention This Is the most important part Of the
Book t-kesPng Coarss. Hsre The student applies his
theorsticsl knowledge, and s prepared for the
minute details Of actual business The system Is so
valuable that others are using It,
Individual Instruction. adopted In all branches allows
the student TO proceed rapidly he chooses The
teacher 10 the only one who needs 10 know the dsnoisn
eiss OF any pupil Especially 10 this the case during
attendance.
The ppblie are invited 10 call and examine the most
beautifui collection Of Pen-work ever exhibited In
Washington,
IoI sifsuIsrs address HENRY N. coPP. An.
1eiS'u Propristar
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RI O. L. sTIERELING 4 90

Have opened new stand for the sale Of all kinds
Papers, Stationery Cigars &e at No. sle street. be-
twesn Thirteenth and Rourssnth streets, Subscriptions
received for all New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
papsrs Isls-lm
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GEORGETOWN NEWS DEPOT.
D. ". WHITING,
/. Dealer In

GEoRGETowN NEWS DEPOT.
D. ". WHITING,
STATIONERY. srwsfaPIss, R;sii, h xAoAzmm ~
News stand at the Post 0mes Consrsss street,
0soRanrowH, D. @.
DAILY NATIONAL RKPUBLICAN
Will bs rscsived, AAd the paper delivered regularly
every mornua 10 subscribers In any part Of George.
town, js2S.u
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Q L q T H L n q

CLOT III NC.
STRANGE METAMORPHOsE.
sure sridssts me wife; and sss she "ms dear Teddy
Yer the Joy Of me life aud love yer already;
Bat much harder ia love you from yer head 70
fou 'vais Turtls.dovs you, II ysr'd get some new
clothes" 4"
30 wnt down the sthrate. just to hunt up sthors,
whin who should mate but Timothy Moore.
For new ossthssI frettiag Tim, where shall GOT"
"Why rHs BEST yer'n bo getting At Smith Brothers
Co."
Thin Tor fear I'd be late made haste to Smith sthors
MS on sivinta sthrats, number four sixthy. -four;
And for mighty few grsenbacks got whole suit
win none Of yer seam .sraeks-aud handsome to boot
havnt been drinking, but faix must laugh
IA, ha, am thinking Of me fooled bstther half
A. walked In me house. In Smith Brothers suit;
sss me, svats mouse ser she "Gst out, yer
base brute.''
She didn know me from Adam, TO kaps up the Joke
sss me dear madam me poor heart you have broks'
Thin she whseksd me . scoring across me pug nose,
Out the blood came pouring and down 10 ne toes
"osh. Biddy, how srue,t Its ys- own Teddy ysr'v.
pounded,
Ne siee clothing. swais Jewel, ysrsili has eonouudsd
hysr'd enjoy mstamorphose, there's but one plan
knoto-
Get . suit Of nice clothes at Smith Brothers Co.
SMITH BROS. CO..
MRRCHANr TAILoRs,
AHp DlALIRsM
GENTS fURsIsHINd GOODS,
OAK HALL,
484 Seventh street.
Just received tho largest and hnest stock Of PIECE
GOODS ever offered in the city Of washington Having
secured the best srsts In the city We are prepared 10
make up 10 the Finest Style, and at lower prices than
any other sstabllshmsnt
APPS sB co
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9 ii A FL l + n & IS
- CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM sAb0ON,
No. 800 Eleventh street,
Between street and hAssAehusetts avenue,
wAsHINaroN, d. c.

Mr.. JOSEPH II. sHAFFIRLD having retired from
business, the undsrsgned would respectfully inform
his late eustomsrs and the public that having been
years associated with him In business a the old stand
No. $50 Sixth street. they are prepared to furnish
superior article Of
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
equal In quality TO that furnished by Mr. shAsld and
Of Washisgton aud 0sorgstoyn.
They ask call from all IN want Of anything In their
fns assuring them that nothing will be wanting which
will tend to crafty the wants Of their customers.
Very rsspsctfaly,
J. A. sHATFIELD 1 CO.,
No. 500 Eleventh street,
Between X street aad Massachusetts, avspus,
jels Sm Washington, d. @.
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r I n A n DIAL.

FIN NCIAL.
Jay COOK 4 90,
sAsrrss.
n,rn.r. s,,ur. .,,..,.. -., ,,,4.u,r.
'.y.'A '''i a '.r'..' -'.. ..A s.., .. A..a .n
eovrunnr sosDs.
ssvsH .rHrRr1 TREASURY Hofn.
CERTIFICATES OF INDzBrEpHEss, h.,
SD pay II. AisAss, prices for
auARrERnAsrIR CHECKS AHD VOUCHERS.
s.s,-du
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
wAsHIHafoH.
ED. ooer.. tsf Jay Cooke : %. ), Prss,asss
". Q. Husnssfos. osshiss.
oovsRHHlHr DlrosIroly
YIHAsoIAL AoInr o. fHI usIfsp rfAfAL
lss. s.sss. ePresrss ZEE slsAsgly sspA.yrls..
osvsr,.ss, ssssritss with Treasurer u,,ssa ssssss.
sr0nE nILL1on DoLLARs.~
We bay and sell all classes Of oovIRHnlHr slou.
RITI.s st current market rates.
yuRHIsH IxoHAsoI s.d MAKE oollss.isns o., ALL
rHR PRINCIPAL CITIES OF fHR UNITED srArss.
We purchase 0ovsrnnsat voushsrs On The MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. s.a give oA..,uL A.D ,.orrr
ArrssrIos 70
ACCOUNTS o, BusInsss nls AsD yIRns:
aad 70 any other business entrusted 70 ..
FULL INFORMATION in regard 70 oovIRBHIHf |
LOANS st al tines sAssrfally far.isAsA.
WI. 8 HUNTINGTON. o..A,.r.
WAs1'ssros. hssss %. lasa uhn-du
R1TTENHousE, FOWLER co.
BANKERS.
SIS Pssssyivaais Avenue,
Dealer. in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES of all de-
serptions.
COLD. SILVER. and uNcuRRsNr MONEY boush.
COLLECTIONS made on all aeesssibis points.
IxcHANaI on all parts Of Europe sold At lowest
the Gold aad Stock Exehsugs Rooms In New York,
and dispatch In the execution Of orders may
We have always or hand for Immediate delivery all
denominations of the $50 TREASURY NOTES. Our
special attention is given to this Loan. Att
g ii A F F f L u & o.
- CONFECTIONERY
AND
ICE CREAM sAbooN,
No. 800 Eleventh street,
Between street and Massachusetts, avenue.
wAsHISaroS, D. G. |
NJ. JOSEPH H. sHAPFIELD having retired from
business the undsrsigned wosid respectfully inform
his late customers and the public that having been Tor
years associated with him In business a the old stand
No. $50 Sixth street, they prepared to furnish
superior article Of
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
s9ua! In quality to that furnished by Mr. shasd and
which has been so fully appreciated BY The best families
Of Washisgton aud 0sorgstoyn.
nsl a All In nj af Hih In
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WAsHINaToN WEArHER.-This Ia what the
Thermometer Of Tbompson's Owen House did YES.
tsrdsyi o. N, 7si I'm, s'i 6p. NJ, 81,
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UPON THE HEALTH OF THE TEETH depends
tho purity Of the breath. Preserve them unblem.
ished by the use Of the famous SoxoDosr that per-
fectly harmless vegetable preparation, and you will
never regret II. , 4. "a, ....
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AooIDESr.-On Sunday evening about
In front of the new gas otce on Tenth street, be.
twsen d and 4, and was badly bruised about the
head and face. He was taken to tho drug store Of
Mr. Cailan, on Tenth street, WHERE his wounds
ware drssssdi aftsr which hs vas conveyed to bis
residence.
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Mr. Brady has on view and for sale At his Gallery s
PORTRAITS OF ALL OFFICERS,
q both Services who have dstingushed themselves 10
imperial. :"
In addition to his varied assortment Of ILsusssss, Mr
COLLECTION OF VIEWS
Of almost every point made historic In tho recent con.
niet which may be presumed will be valued by not
only those more Immediately concerned, but their
nation has Just passed.
NJ Brady alWsys pays considerable attention 10
fhe new style Of PORTRAITS IN PORCELAIN has
been snbrousht By NJ. Brady 10 perfection. apa.H
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 co,
~ AUCrI0NARRs

The sale Of the UNCLAIMED PACKAGES UNC ALLID
foR A. ADVERTISED By THR ADAMS EXPRIsS
COMPANY will commence at the Auction Rooms Of
Jamss Q. Mc0alre 4 Go THURSDAY MORNINO An.
gust 81 10 o'clock and continue each day thsreafssr
~ order: @. @. DUNN,
Agent Adams Express Coppany
- j. @. McGuIRE CO.,
U9 Auetionesrs
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PEGISTER'S NOTICE.--TO ALL CREDf
\ tors tors Lesatses and other persons Interested.
hoee KS is hereby gwen that the following named per
seeO UNITS q their to the estates of those
whose names are aforementioned in the ofce OF the
kgss or sne n TiS6ss s q ws and Of
dePhia and that The same via be presented 70 the
SS % $ IDs FRpy FGqpy T =
oTs ReA1 9Sgek ~ the morning, at the County Court
Dee 20 Jane f., Mason, ExecutriS Of WILLIAM
" 80, james Bell and Robert n. Logan, Executors of
" 30, Thomas q Nesbtf, Admins trator Of WILLIAM
I - NEsBlTT, deceased. tII-
Jan. 2, Ellen Barron, ct al, Executors, of GEORGE
:, BAhB9N; . deceased dec 5se - -,
DIES, late minor.
8, wall,m Iy9N simon, Administrator of HENRY
+" 5, Jane gu esple, Admmlstratrlx of WILLIAM
GILLfSIlE, decel elseu
/ " s, James \; Black, Executor of THOMPSON
tots ofPRiLfP ARNOLD, deceased. ~
" 9, Ge9Ige y Hobensaek, Executor OF HANNAH
. 6, John MeArthpr, Jr', Executor of WILLIAM
G, William YorSe aud VII lam Llppiucott, Execu-
ga tors OF PETER L. YORK Z, deceased;
OORE, deceased.
INHm1 Gm0MHs SfSi HcGiSERAS dceeasea Seasons razor .,
H. George w DERRICK 9paT9an Q. tLlIAB8GErH 8GTE
MINOR children Of william Is. Mort, de-
" H. Henry s. Hagert Trustee OF MICHAEL d.
HARRIGAN deceased
~ Bernard Rafferty, Guardian of DASIEL CA
+" l9 John MieOck. Executor of DANIEL Will
-" 10, Redman ooOUof, ADMINISTRATOR of ANN CAR
=, 30 ~ Listk, deceased , -,
Executors OF ALEXANDER LEIMER, Sr +,
Is, Harriet ana Elizabeth Easily Executives of
Il Ys1T1 Joan do1s aAsBf deceased prppccA ppv
10, F. B. FenlSnges Executor OF MARGARET
CROCSILLAT, deceased.
l6' Thomas E9bes, ct al. Executors OF GEORGE
IT, AdoiEh ~ bore, Adnlnlstrator c. t a. of SUSAN
II, Charles W. Harrison, Executor and Trustee of
. ., CHARLES f. bUPFELD deceased;
" TO- Joseph A. Hal, administrator OF WILLIAM P.
IS Robert D. Morris and Edward Armstrong
Executors OF AGNES G. HOPE, deceased.
lS PllIp Conway, Executor OF JOHN MoOAR-
- 10 n hUf, HSt gecesea;; sa; ,,.. 20 nr,<,,,,,>-
~ " dERaRRD 1IsfLsi Dt deceased GSd'uOF OF BENJAMIN
49, G. Roberts smith End q 3 G Dupont Trustees of
10, Robert T. Davis Administrator d. b. n. t. q Of
JoHN L SMIl IL, deceased.
BRlNTON, deceased
20, Robert Mcfarland, administrator of HUGH
" %, Isaac Graft, Admnistrator of MARY N.
WoRTHIN GTUN. deceased. :
FoGLKE. a minor, deceased e - NJ % L.
"a JoS.ePPn n sharp harp ct al, lluseos Tor BENJA-
"a, Samuel Field and Robert Patterson. Executors
Of MARC RET DAVIS. deceased
AXE, deceased "
" 25, Daniel o: Ritner, Guardian of ANNA MARIA
" 25, Samuel WaPner and Tobias Wagner. Executors
. - and Trustees OF SUSAN BYERLY, deceased
ministrat0rs Of iSA AC KO0NS deceased
" 20, William M. David Ct al Executors OF JACOB
FREDERICK NJ. ADAMS
l26fA Register.
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Robinson Crusoe,n attended by his faithful
servant Friday also added to the appearance
of the floor, the number of trinkets about his
person being innumerable. Pocahontasn
escorted this well.known exile during part of
the evening.
The strictest decorum was preserved on the
floor during the whole affair, and the visitors
are greatly indebted to Mr.. G. G. Evans, Mr..
William Turner and Mr.. II. R. Edmunds. whose
Courteous manners we're the means of adding
greatly to the enjoyment Of the guests.
The appearance OF signor Bhtz, the ventrilo
gust, at eleven O'Clock, dressed as a magician,
with trlck table and cups, created much ex.
element and universal pleasure among the
young folks. The signor gave away many
bouquets, and over two hundred little india.
rubber dolls, which he apparently drew from
the head dresses, noses, hands, elbows, ears,
etc, oil his lady admirers, creating great merri.
ment.
The dancing continued in delightful sequence
until three O'clock. At one o'clock the floor
was vacated by many persons who thronged
the Ietreshment saloons, and on the second
"Lancers" bugle call, the floor presented possi-
bly, the most exciting and beGuteous pageant of
the evening. At one time we counted sixty
three full sets all exuberant with smiles, "min-
Cling in the mazes."
The light fantastic toe finally became weary
as the wee sma' hours wore on, and at o'clock
we could appreciate the words OF the MINSTREL:
'I feel Ike one who treads alone some (torpsi-
chorean) banquet hall desertel." Away rushed
the carriages, and in little while hundreds
were hastily undoing that which cost them so
much care and exerlon to do. As far as we
could observe, nothing occurred to mar the
pleasures OF the evening. Perhaps the supper
rooms were too crowded at times, but this could
not be prevented.
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LA COTERIE BLANCHE

Tho Grand Ball Of the Seasonal
Prlncely Pageant = The Fancy
Dresses and the Funny Doings
Beer Mugs coquettlng with
cofFee Fsots-Humor, Happi-
ness, ,EiilaritY- SingIng1irds,
Perfumed Waters and Fra
grant Flows Finest
Mop Ever Given In this
city-An Evening Long
TO he Remembered!
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The King and Qu3en of the Beigians have
definitely taken up their abode in the palace of
Brussels. At the expiration OF the court mourn
ing the King and Queen will visit the principal
towns in the provinces, and the probability is
they will begin with Antwerp.
By the burning of Crewe Hail, Cheshire
that were at the great exhibition in 1852 have
been destroyed. The hall was commenced to be
built in 1918 and completed in 1886, and in 1887
it was restored at cost OF e5O, 600 by the pre-
sent lord.
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DYEING, SECURING, ETC.

NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING
IN EsTABLIshMENT, Staten Island, No. DO N
This Company, so long aud fayorably known in New
YorE for the past ory-six years have opened an once
as above Ladies' and gentlemens garments ana wear
ing apparel Of every kind Dyed and Cleaned In the most
perfect manner, Stains and spots removed from garments
without being tipped.
Merch ans having goods OF undo rable coor can have
them redy ed in superior style. 2S mWi3m
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Vi lSuReS OF hlnes
and amounting in the aggregate to about 10000 eet
together with the
HOPKINS TUNNEL.
Which is already opened about 2OOfet Workupon
this Tunnel is now being prosecuted with tho utmost
vigOr and will CUT IN ITS COURSE ALL TIE
ABoVE-NAMED LEDGES. aud also the Rerenue
ProUideatia, Savage Morgan and M''ncey, Hooker
North Star, and in fact all Ledges situated upon
Lander Hill. These properties have been secured
from the original locatOrs. and only could be done
by giving them large interest in the Company
Uniting these properties with tue revenue Exten.
sion without increasing the Capital Stock, or the
pce per SHARE stamps this as one OF the best enter
piises ever offered to the public.
Samples ofthe Ore and Maps of the Property, and
for further particulars, apply at the Office No. So
THIRD STREET. 122o4p