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DIED..

DIED.
JET. In Westmoreland county, Virginia,
August 18th, 1857 in the triumph of faith, JAMES
W. JET, aged So years and 10 months.
70 We have no earthly parent now,
But God is our father still.
Then let us in submission bow,
And own his sovereign will.
Our father is free from toll and care,
And joins onr mother on high
Then let US be faithful, dear brothers, here,
And We ii meet them again bye and bye.
M A. NJ
alexandria papers please copy.l =
BAYLIsS. Suddenly on the morning Of the 7th
inst, at her residence, at Groom. Prince George
county. Md. MARY f. beloved wife of George W
Baylss, in the 3ith year of her age -
o! faithless heart. but o! bear up,
This seems to me the very hour.
For have drained the blissful cup
Filled with distillings of loves flow.
1t seems the very hour, and yet
know q world has passed between, Ee
Wrapped in dark clouds, my sun has set,
Joys proved dreams no more are seen.
(Alexa ndris Gazette and Marlborough papers
please copy] -
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Washington, September il, 1867.

METROPOLITAN DIVISION, s. OF T., No. 10
Last evening, the hall OF Metropolitan Divis.
ion, Sons of Temperance, was crowded, near
~ every member being present, together with
large delegations from sister divisions, attract
ed by the brilliant entertainment always given
by this division. The principal parts in the
entertainment were borne by Misses Martha
and Maggie Mundell members OF Columbia
Division, and A. Chase. Esq, Prof. Jacobs,
and Mr.. McPheeters, OF Metropolitan.
Among the songs sung may be mentioned,
Quartette-"Oome where nay love lies dream.
ing;' Solo-"We are growing old together;''
Tro-" Sisters CALI" Solo-skiss me, mother
Solo-'The old sextion;'' and Quartette-
"Homeward bound" The beautiful singing
of the Misses Mundell was heartily applaud
ed. and the m agniffcent bass of Mr.. Ohast in
The Old SEXTON" was loudly applauded.
The address Of Mr.. McPheeters was sound.
practical, and eloquent. Mr.. McPheeters is
one of the most sturdy advocates OF the cause,
and is noted for his zeal. Prof. w. p. Drew
was present, but the state of his health pre-.
vented him from complying with the wish Of
the audie nee, that he could speak.
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WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF our readers
to the auction sale OF Paintings and Engrav-
ings. to take place tonight at the store Of
Messrs. CCldWell & Co., corner Of PennsyI.
vania avenue and Four and a halt street, on
which occasion will be offered the very fine
scene on the Potomac, by Brent.
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KEEPING A DIsORDERLY HCUsB-Ellen
Ale, oman of loo-e report, was YESTERDAY
arrested by Lieut.. TAFT, and arraigned before
Justice Morsell, upon the charge Of keeping a
disorderly house. The Justice required her
to give bail for court.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RARNUM's MUSEUM COLLECTION.
vANAMBURG's GREAT MENAGER.E
IN CONJUNCTION WITH
DAN COSTELu.O'S GREAT SHAY


vANAMBURG's GREAT MENAGER.E.
IN CONJUNCTION WITH
DAN COSTELIO'S GREAT SHOW.
Numbering. in all,
THREE HUNDRED MEN AND HORsES,
An enormous No raj Continuation Of instruction
and refined Amusement, will exhibit in
WASHINGTON. FOR THREE DAYS ONLY
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY,
rf SEPTEMBER 12rH, I3rH, AND 14rH,
On the Grounds on
SIXTH STREET, SouTM OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE,
Under the imme nse New Pavilion, for One Pries
of AC mission.
BARNUMS DEPARTMENT-NATURAL HIS
TORY,
Combines great number Of specimens of various
History which BIS We been coilerted at the ex pense
Of the largest energy, indefalgable research, and
the most lavish outlay of money.
VAN AMBURG co.'s DEPARTMENT
Van Amhurg geological Collection, comprising
specimens of the rarrst and most beautiful Wild
Eea:ts Birds, snd 4 ptiles from every section OF
the known world.
FAN CASTELLoS DEPARTMENT,
Comprising Dan CastelIo's Great Circus, composed
OF the most distinguished lumiuaries in the Eaues.
FemaIe Risrs Great Gfa. 1hg Eshibt ia
characterizes the Entire of our establishment in
every place.
A BRILLIANT STREET PAGEANT
In this Grand Cayalcade and Moving Picture will
appear series of the most elaborateig fnishsd
tbariots, gorgeously decorated Platform ars ar
whole of the Geological Collection; the Baud
Chariot OF original design ami respientent dec9
cade entitled the Crusaders Triumph, consisting
of over One Hundred and Fifty Mounted Knights,
clad in Burnish bed Steel Armor, with their banners
Pennons. and Insignia, and accompanied by their
LADIES. in Costumes OF Medieval Ages, all proceed
Growing Features n
large living Lion borne the elev ated platform Of
the Splendid Tableau Carriage loose, unclaimed,
untrammeled, and Free in the Public Streets. This
sight forms the Great Sensation of the times.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOE WASHING
TON.
FIRST Appearance in America of the Great Pari-
sian Artistic and Equestrienne. late of tho Cirque
EH1psriats,
MADEMOISELLE PAULINE,
And the Child Wonder,
LITTLE MINNIE,
The youngest and most petite Equestrian Performer
have ELECTED the most enthusiastic encolnums
from the Press and the Pubic.
SPECIAL NOTICE
In order to accommodate families, and parties
with ladies' who wish to avoid the inevitable crush
AT the Ilcket wagon,
OFFICES FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS
Have been opened at
sylvania avenue; at JAMES MORLAN !, and at
the News Counters Of WILLARps, the METRO
tickets can be secured without additional charge
Children, under ten cents.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY:
AFTERNOON, at = o'ciocl-EyENING, I O'Clock
Owing To previous engagements. this Establish
ment will BE- prevented from visiting Georgetown.
lott
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BoARDoF SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.-The Board Of
Trustees OF Public Schools met last evening In
their room at the City Hall, but NO quorum
being presenton account Of several members
be ng a bsent from the city the meeting was adj
jonrned until next Tuesday evening.
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? CITY ITEMS.

TIE EXCURSION of the u. It's to Oarlin
springs, postponed from the 4th inst. Will take
pace on Thursday evening, Sept. 10. ct Sis r.
~. precisely. from 18th street wharf.
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JRwELRY.-Spangie Bogwood Sets Jet
Spangle Sets; Coral Bar Sets and Buttons !;
silver. Plated Spoons and Forks-receiv we'd this
morning at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry store
NO 43S IA. avenue, near * street.
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FINE BLACK SACK CoA1s, from eight to
twelve dollars; fine black Pants and Vests, ten
dollars; Harris mixed Cass. SUITE, from fifteen
TO twenty dollars. at Smiths Great Central
OlothinE House, $50 eth st., opposite the Pest
Omce. S,T1:
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WINE AND OIL-MILK AND HoNRY.-N. w
Burchell, under the Ebbitt House, advertises
honey, olive Oil, family flour, &c, &C., all Of
the best quality.
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SUDDEN DRATH.-Abeut six O'Clock yester-
DAY afternoon. Mr.. John Rainier, proprietor of
q restaurant at the corner Of Maryland avenue
and 1ith street, died suddenly Of congestive
chill. A few hours before his death he was
attending to his business as usual.
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BUReLARY.-The residence of Mrs Virginia
Thompson, near Columbia Hospital, on l4th
street, was bI oxen into last night, and lot Of
groceries stolen from Store-room. The thief
effected an entrance through the back door,
which he priced open, breaking the catch to
the bolt of the lock.
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POLICE SUMMARY.-The whole number Of
arrests made by the Police yesterday were 81
the amount derived from fines imposed 1926 Os.
The business OF each precinct was as folio VS.
fines Slf.56; Fourth, arrests, fines S54; Filth,
Is arrests, fines S42.50: Sixth, Q arrests, fines
Sl2; Seventh, ~ arrests, fines $40; Eighth,
arrests, fines SIS; Tenth, S arrests fines S55
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SELLING GOODS BY SAMPLE.-Tnis morn
ing. &. f. Crohll was arrested by Officer Ber-
~, on the charge OF offering goods for sale py
sample and Jus tice Walter f1ned him $50 and
81 COSTS and he failing to pay, was committed
to Jail for so days.
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BLACK UoRsKIN PANTS for $40. a Superior
article, just received at Hennine's ORe Price
Ciotoing Store, On the corner of 7th street and
Maryland avenue tt#
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TRRRAPIN SOUP for sale in cans, with many
other excellent articles for the table, at King
Place, Vermont avenue and 18th street.
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dation OF the suilding for Judge Wright, at
the corner Of sth and q streets, the wall of the
adjoining three-story dwelling, owned and oc.
cupled by Col M. Thompson commenced to
settle, rendering IL necessary 10 take imme date
measures to prevent the fall of the wall by
unoerpinniDg and Propping. The wall has
settled several inches, and the front wall has
also settled little and cracked, some of the
window heads and stills being also broken
number OF heavy timbers have been used as
props, and it is likely that further damage can
be prevented.
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CORSET STEELs at cents q pair, at Charles
Baum's celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset m an
ufactory, 40 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. If
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SALEoF MoNEY.-At the Oath monthly meet.
ing Of the Central Building Association, held
last night, 50 900 was sold at an avefa2e OF 49X
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At WORK.-Laborers were at work this
morning repairing 13b street, from the river to
Maryland avenue. The contract calls for
crawling and grading, improvements very
necessary for the dispatch Of business in that
section Of the city. d"
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KEEPING GAMBLING HOUsE-Edward
Johnson, colored, came before Justice Harper
yesterday, charged with keeping q gambling
house, and was fined $50.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On Monday night, from the wharf of the
Il Kennebec Ice Company foot of 7th street. a
Park Brown horse blase face crack on mt the left
liberal reward will be paid upon its return to the
wharf. sell 3tS
7 OST-On Tuesday, September 10Th, between the
- Bank OF Washington and Sd street esst,
POCKET BOOK; containing S4ssl; also, visit
ward will be given if left at IS Penn. avenue, be-
tween Sd and AZ SITS. Sc ll-2t'
STOLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF THE
the S 18th ST tss e Rtween fnf
BUFFALO COW brown ears, the letters W. S:
branded on her left forehip.s A liberal reward
will be paid for her return, for any information
Sc lit ' 80 WILLIAM sYPHAx
q IN REWARD...Was stolen from my parlo
Of sBAKsPEARS WORKS, one volume N9,2
NENT AMER1CANS, and one POSTAGE STAMP
ALBuM all handsomely bound The above re;
ward Will be paid to any person delivering said
IS" Sc il list! ''' 90 w. - - JNoj. R. MURRAY.
STRAYED OR STOLEN, on Saturday night 7th
bell around her neck. liberal reward will be
gwen LOT LEI Maryland avenue and 7sh street
Sc lost" Capitol Hill.
I OST-Friday, September 9th. supposed to have
- left standing in the entrance to offices oyer the
National Metropolitan Bank Brown SILK UNI
BRELLA The finder will be rewarded by leaving
the same at No. % Penna. ave, between oath and
18th street at Drug Store 18th street and
Penna. ave. Sc est
500 kEWhKRLN' o. I'M Fri
6SG "a Ks n NdTE
and one to two hundred in currency. The finder
Star office or the National Inteligencer office.
Sc 93tf .....r. -.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
BRIDGE sTREEf "a
- s,FFs,r Doors Wsst Of High. n

+nssFE w p GEyfS3EEh s4 sHE2fst a
- Fey Doors Vest Of High,
SIGN OF THE BIG FLAG. !"
The undersigned wishes to inform his friends
and PUBLIC generally, that his FURNITURE is
now open for inspection, and is confident he can
show the MOST COMPLETE assortment to be
found in Georgetown.
Please call and get his prices before purchasing
&c lin; 14s Bridge st., eeorsetown L' c.
WIN q. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
" DYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
once, No: 40 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D. O :,
Established in 1881 premium aw arded BY the Metro
far the largest and most complete establishment Of
the kind in this section Of country. y
Dyeing and Securing of all kinds done in the best
manner. f-.
Truly thankful for past favers, the subscriber
sohcits the continued custom of the community.
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch:
1t is closed at 6k p. m. au l76m
A FAvORABLE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
~ CHEAP DRY GQODS.-We are now selling
off onr Summer Goods at q sacrifice to make room
yards "A Bleached Muslin, to sell at l2E 10. 49, 20
and Is. 900 yards 3-4 do. at and TO- "a Brows
do l2h and l5 $500 yards Fall Calicoes at 10, I2h
Is, u, and IS cts. Ginghams. Canton Flannels
Tickings, Sheetings, &c, &c. Great bargains may
be expected by all who favor us with a cali.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
au 9-Im 1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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BASE BALL.-The Pastine Club, OF Rich.
the ationals.
The game played at Alexandria on Saturday
evening last. between the first mines Of the JEFF
1erson, OF Washington, and the Pioneer OF
that city. resulted in favor of the jefferson, In
q game OF six innings. Score-JeffersoA, Sc ;
Pioneer, %. Umpire-Ad. Warfisld, of the
Old Dominion. The jefferson was handsome
~ entertained by the Pioneer at the City
Hotel.
game was played yesterday between the
Pioneer, of Alexandria, and the United States
Clubs, resulting in favor Of the latter by q
score Of 66 10 %. =
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DENTS WATER CRACKERs.-sold in any
- quantity desireda n
s T. . Y8HES Corner 18th and stre.,ta
2 ne tzrse1 i - stasgfs 3 Under Ebbitt H,usn 2
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ANNIVERSARY MEETING.-An interes ting
neeuhg OF the older members OF the Fourth
PIesbyte rian Church was held at half past
tonr O'Clock yesterday afternoon, to celebrate
the Twenty eighth Anniversary of the call of
The Rev. DR. John O. Smith as pastor of that
Cburch. The meeting was opened with sing
Crowley, who is one of the oldest members of
the church. Mr.. Crowley wards review
ed the circumstances connected with the or
gsniZaton OF the church, and spoke of the
olherent pastors, saying that this was branch
OF the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church and was
the first Presbyterian Church in Washington.
where the seats Were free to all. The founders
OF TINS church had split from the Second
Church by reason of non-a agreement in the
election OF the Rev. Mr.. Campbell as pastor,
Mr.. Bassett, the senior elder, made few re-
marks, in which he said that the then newly
organized Fourth Presbyterian Church first
held their services in 4 brick school. house on
the corn er OF Ninth an H streets he used to
help h. father to carry the pulpit to the
school.house each week be had been mem
Der OF the church since 1914 Mr. d ntord
was the first pastor Of the church, which was
organized on the oath of November, 1s2s.
Dr. Smith, In his remarks, stated that out of
bers OF the church. three remained. (of whom
MI. Patrick Crowley was oIe.) The church
was organized and known rs revival church
Mr.. Danford labored for three, and Mr. Noble
ior seven years as pastors thereof, and ths
great success of the church was laid in the
spirit OF the people. who labored for he good of
their fellow men and there were now over l. iCO
names on The church register He was invited
from GEORGETOWN, where he was the pastor OF
an arlstocratlc and wealthy church: and thew
never forRaye him for leaving them: he thou yhr
ne did not deserve forgiveness, for he never
asked IT,. Or twenty three families connerrsd
with the church. he said, the children of GOV
entee n families bad conpected themselves with
IL. VI three females who joined the church
before teeir marriage, and had since been mar.
members.
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PRICE LIST Of Francs Gents Furnishing
Goods, 494 7th street, between ID and E, three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall:
Gray's Collars, 1e cents per box Imitation
Linen Collars, Is cents per box; Goldsmith
Byron's Collars, is cents per box; good Cot
ton half hose, 10 cents per pair Best English
half hose, SO cents per pair good heavy Meri-
no Undershirts, 75c.. 96c. and 81; good heavy
Merlno Drawers, 75c., 90c. and 81; good White
Shirts, $1.25 and Sl.50; No. White Shirt,
$3.50. 1851.
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= JAIL FOB CoURr.--A colored man name
Charles II. Butler was yesterday arres,sd
charged with assaulting Garry Butler tins
case came up before Justice Harper, when the
charge was sustained, and the accused com.
mitted TO Jail for court
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No LIcEneB.-John thrilling, came before
Justice Morseii yesterday, arrested by onncer
White, Of the 5ih precinct. and charged with
selling liquor without license. He was fined
SEQ ~. +, taat 1s7s'fs4Eg Ess4 9a5
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d EALiESTATE kGENCY.

% EAL ESTATE AGENCY. -
The subscribers take this method OF inft,rminr
their friends and the public that they have
No. 81 LOUISIANA AVENUE, CUP STAIRs !,
where they will attend to the purchase and sae Of
REAL ESTATE, Is b = -.
49, = AND ALSO
$50 THE PAYMENT. OF TAXA
EXAMINATION Or TAX TITLES
Having had numberof years. experience In the
above bonness, in connection with real estate
they are prepared to otter their patrons the benef
Of their services with promptness and on reason
able terms. DIXON CROSS,
au 5-3M 81 Louisiana avenue,
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FAST DRlvIEe.-WiiIiarn Lee, white, and
O'Clock yesterday afternoon by officer Evans.
/ OF the tenth precinct, for fast driving. and
taken before Justice Tucker, who ined them
600 each. -r-.s-- .Eri -.tff - -
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LARCENY OF WATCHES. -W VIM McPilson
was this morning arrested by Detective Clar.
voc, charged by Matte Philips with the lar
ceny OF TWO gold watches. He had hearing
before Justice Walter, when be was required
TO give bail in the sum Of $500, to await a
hearing 10 MORROW. II appears that the lady
had given the man the watches to take care Of
tor her, and that when she asked him for them
he refused to give them mp.
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6THE RIVER FRONT. SEPT. 1trH-Ths q.
S. steamer Northerner, Capt, John MCGOWAN.
arrived this morning at che Arsenal wharf
having on board Assistant Secretary Hartley,
who has just re turned from q tour OF inspec.
ton. The Northerner reports having spoken
the us frigate Macedonian in Chesapeake
Bay. 81 days from lSpithead. -
q CGrter's Whayf.-Arri ved-Schooners Thos.
.. Worrell, Seward, Havre. de- Grace, lumber
for r. s. Bletz; Chas Gaskill, Dutton, from
came port, with coal for G. L. Sheriff and G..
y; Langley Son; Edward E wing. McDevitt,
PhIladelphia coal for b. +. Clarks.t
fo'eter's Whnrf.-Sailed-schrl Mayfower;
Taunce, Ice for fishing shores; Merchant,
Beit2eN, White Point, light 77-'.-'7
Croach's Wharf-Arrived-schoon Imog.
Inc, Posey, AneermIre stores, furniture for q
Washington citizen; isabella, Phillips, oak
wood for market. Sai,ed-Schr. Arctic, Og.
Gen, GecrRetown, to load with coal for an
eastern port. 81
.Stackpele's Wharf observation-disclosures Isaac
Baker, REVERE, 6eorgetown, to load with
coal for Boston.
Aemordndum.-The schooner Forward, Cap
tam Jones. sailed from Havre del race on the
18th instant, bound for Carter's Wharf, in this
city, with coal for Il. W. Barnacio.
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y RRscUKD.-Offcer +. A. A. Evans reported
yesterday that at 3k O'Clock Chas. Eisenhuts
aged II years, son OF Mr.. Eisenhuts, restaurant
Keeper al the foot OF 18th street, while playing
N the lin street wharf. fell overheard but
was escued by Mr. John Yansciyer. -
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81 SALE OF MoNRY.-At the twelfth monthly
meeting OF the Northern Liberties Building
Association held at z uesns Hall. on Monday
night the money, about 81, 800. sold at So to 81
cents premium.
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PASTE AS 10 PASTE From Messrs. Alex
ander IL Sellers, 5G7 9th street, we have
sample OF paste which is guaranteed to keep
any length OF time without fermenting, and to
be sold cheaper than flour can be bought for
the manufacture of ordinary paste. We pro.
pose to give it a fair trial. Messrs. Alexander
Il Sellers have been appointed sole agents for
he sale of this paste, which is patent, the
man ufacture Of the Union Paste and Sizing
Company Of New York
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THR REGATTA The yacht race, under the
auspices of the National Boat Club, adver.
tlssd 10 take place on the 12tA instant, has been
postponed till the gath OF September, instead
OF the 25tb, as announced by some OF our con.
emporaries. Tonight there will be meeting
Of the Club at the Cottage Restaurant, for the
purpose Of making all necessary arrange.
mel to for the occasion.
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HOTELS, &c.

STEyENS HOUSE, s1 Ia. -. #t,aa.
y 81, %, 25, and ~ Broadway, NM,
I ! r"a- Opposite BOscling Green, "a -lst.-a
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. -.
The Stevens House is we'll and widely known to
the travelling public. The location is especially
suitable to merchants and business men; it is in
close proximity TO the business part of the city-is
on the highway of Southern and Western travel
and adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
for over 800 guests-it is well furnished, and pos
sesses every modern Improvement for the comfort
spacious and we'll ventilated-provided with gas
and water,the attendance Is prompt and respect
ful-and the table 10 generously provided with
every delicacy of the sesson-at moderate rates.
The rooms having been refurnished and renodeled
We enabled TO offer extra facilities for tie COM
fort and pleasure Of our guests.
an som GEO. Z. CHASE CO., Proprietors.
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PIC-NICs TO.DAY.-The Third Grand Com.
bination picnic, postponed from Monday last
until to-day, will take place at Washington
City Garden this afternoon and evening, and
there will be grand display Of fire works at l2
O'Clock, p. m.
The Summer Nights Festival Of the Wash.
iDg'on Saengerbund. also, postponed from
Monday. will take place at Seventh Street
Park this evening, and should be visited by
all OF our citizens who love music.
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RETURNED.-Hon.G George p. Fisher. OF the
District Supreme Court, has e,urnea after a
visit OF some weeks to Delaware, in improved
health.
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SALE Oh MAEBLE.--Messrs. Wall &c Co.
auct,oEeers, this morning sold 1000 feet OF
Government marble, at the Capitol. to several
individuals. at an average OF 60 cents per foot.
The removal Of this marble, which d,sf1gures
the GROUNDS, is the irststep towards their i'm
prOvemeRt. Il
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MINIsTRRIAL.-Rev.W W. w. Williams, Rec.
tor OF Christ Church. arrived in town this
morning, and Will remain until to. morrow
when h. leaves TO spend few weeks in Lou ;.
DOM comfy. Va. We are gratifed TO state
that he has much improved In health, and
VIII be able to resume the duties OF his par Oh
about the Isl OF October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

WARTS, MOLEs. VASCULAR ExCREsRNCHs,
&c, cured by DR.. White, Chiropodist, 42i
PennsylvanIa avenue, between Four -and-a-
half and Sixth streets,