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VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE CoRNEE

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE CORNER
PROPERTY, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, September 4,
at o'clock, will sell, in front of the premises,
on the corner of Market and I'd streets two yalua-
BILE Building Lots each fronting 2s feet inches on
I'd street, with depth of lbs feet Market
The corner lot 10 improved by a good Frame Build
ing.
Also.
Two Lots, each fronting II feet inches on 2d
street adjoining the above with de pth Of l25 feet
each, improved by good Frame Dwelling House
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost
of the purchaser. THOMAS BOWLING,
au 2S-6t Intel. L Courier. AuctiOneer,
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AsKTaY PURSE what thou shoulds't buy,
and It will tell you to buy Clothing at Hen
hinge, corner Seventh street and Maryland
taken 7tE
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CyAMUEL WISE,
81 CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
346 STREET, between 18th and 18th streets.
CONTkACIok FOB BUILDINGS. au s-3m
fAME6 GUILD, pEALER IN NEW AND SEQ
= 0ND-HAND fURNITCRE. Oid Turnifure
repaared, neupholstered and Vanished. iNh and
street. tnesr she canal Highest price paid for
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JEwRLRY.-Spanged Bog Wood Sets, Tip
Bog Wood Gross Sets, Jet Chains, Silver
plated Spoons and Forks. received this morn.
ing, at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
ABS Pennsylvania avenue. near 4 street.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATx.-rhe, o,ow
ing transfers of real estate were to-day renor,.
ed al r. n Halls real estate exchaoee. No ~
Louisiana avenue. corner OF eth street. M
town, 500; part lots IS and So, do. 4I.ao0; snk
70, square $40. 81, a00; sub. 80, square SIS.
se45.iO; cub Is. square t.oei. Sooe; tets. square
IL, $3.50.
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THE BUTLER AsSoCIATIoN.-The Blu tiers
Association composed OF the colored waters
OF the hotels and boarding houses Of this city,
held a regular meeting on Tuesday evening
last, at Rutherford's Hail. which was opened
win singing aud prayer, and after the chair.
man, X. A. Buchanan. and others had ad-
dressed the meeting, officers for the next term
OF three months Were elected as follows
President. X. A. Buchanan, OF Wiilards: Vice
President, &. NJ. Smith, Of Washington House:
Secretary, Garter bowling. OF Wiilarde: AS
sis'ant Secretary. T. II. Nichols, Of National:
Treasurer. +. CozZens, OF Avenne Ho.el; Mar.
shall, Henry Herbert, OF kirkwood: Assistant
Marshal. G. Washington, " lizards Msssen-
ger, Thos. johnson. Wlllards'. The list was
not entirely filled, but Will be completed al the
next meeting, on Tuesday next.
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who will shortly have to put on Balmorals.
to have them stamped in imitation of braid,
now go fashionable in New York, giving the
skirt q neat appearance, and not half the cost
Of braiding. VIM Prince, Ninth street is the
only one here who stamps in fast colors. For
chiidren's clothing ladies will find this grea,
saving. 1902
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THE "UNHAPPY Ix"-Atter Spending q
delightful day yesterday at the fine residence
OF that hospitable gentleman, Mr.. William
known as the "Unhappy SIX returned to this
city about half-past o'clock last night. The
party express themselves as highly delighted
with their trip, and but for the attachment
which they have for the name that they bear,
would repeat the visit In short while One
of the set whose appetite must have been near.
ly equal 20 the task OF eating stone, made q
most remarkable raid at dinner upon the mem.
bers OF the fnny tribe, an abundance OF which
were served up on the occasion, and before he
could be checked in the vigorous exercise, he
had disposed of seventeen catfish and half a
dozen perch. The consequence was that att er
dinner be was not equal 10 the task Of skilltul
gymnastics and nimbe yaulting. Another
having lost his hat. was compelled 10 indulge
III more frequent pota tions tan otherwise in
order 10 prevent a cold I'm the head.
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MARRIED,

iol CHR AN-HILBUS. At ST Aioysius Cath
oiiCl Church. on the 2sth inst by the Rev C. III
Stnnestfeet. Mr.. j. r. L0UGHRAN to Miss AN
ME lILBI s. all Of this city
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BASE BALL.-I esterday afternoon, a match
game was played by the National and Empire
Clubs. on The Nationals ground. resulting in
victory for the Nationals by score of 81 to
II. Fly balls canght-Natioaal: Wright, /:
Norton, =; Fletcher, l; Williams. !: total, S.
Empire: Beach, j: Oswald, /: Lake, l: Morgan
l Edwards. 3: total,7 Z. Out on observation-disclosures
10 times; Empire IL times. Left on bases-Na-
tionals times; Empire times.
An Interesting match game was played be-
tween the first nine Of the Junior Creighton and
the second nine OF the American. The score
stood at the close-American,2 ~; JuniorCreigh-
ton, IL.
Yesterday the Pythian Base Ball Club CO.,
ored) Of Philadelphia, played the Alert, (also
colored, } of this city. Five innings were play
ed. at the end OF which the score stood-Pytn.
ian, 50; Alert, 25. Umpire-W. s. Hineline. of
the Union b. b. Club Scorers. c. VIII i,
jr, OF the Pytnian, and w. H. Miller, of the
Alert. Time Of game, one hour. Home runs
Alert. 1. Pythian: Cannon,2. Fly catches
Pythian, 5: Alert. 5.
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LIST OF LETThRS
REMAINING IL THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
FRIDAY, August so, 1867.
tOEFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THIS PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.

~ To obtain any OF these letters the apple ant
must call fer Advertised Letters" gig the dat.
OF lne I-t and pay one cent tor aasertfsing
~ III not called for within lontE they will be
seut to the Dead Letter Office
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THE FEET-Dr. White, Chiropodist, 42l
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four land "a
Bad Nails. &C., without pain. Office hours
from a. m. 10 p. m
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the private apartment 81 Mr. &c. l;olitus
furniture dealer. on the corner Of Eighth and
* streets, WA entered by some person uu-
cloth, valued at s 10. Mr.. O. Ia anx,ons 10 "a.
possess himself OF the same, and has. Therefore.
inaugura ted such steps ~ are best caicu IntsG
10 accomplish his object
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WARTS. MoLEs, VASCULAR ExCREeENCRs,
&c, cured by Dr. White, Chiropodist, 424
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and "a
half and Sixth streets.
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LADIES LIST

AAbA
ANS Mary Howard DR. Mrs Porter Marths A
len mrs Hawkins Mrs Price l.
u Maggie HsllE Peck Jennie
u Il Hall Ay Parker j Mrs
own Frances Harkins EB Queen Ann Mrs
rbour Z e, col Hudson E Mrs kaeillsy Anuin
nnettLi lie MrsHilH Riley Melis-a y
adiey nj e MrsHastipgs LC RichaFdsonG c
addock EmmsH Hunt N Mrs Mrs
+ Maria E Mrs HHG ;IRa R,ayard Jennie
ooks Laura Hyatt r Roche M A Mrs
he N l. Mrs Huffman Ramona Mary +
IsIo Mary MrsHunt EeseIo 4 Mrs
relay MaTy Hunter 6 " MrsRoLerts Matilda
tton d Mrs &c fIngraham Mrs
rten n Irving + Mrs Smith Lucinda
srk l. Mrs Johnson f Smith Marie T.
'rke Susan f Jones Mrs Stone WmJMrs
'rk FLORENCE Jones L Scott Vicie Y
okes Kate Jones Mrs3 Stone Jane L
ok Mrs Jones II Mrs Sackett EmMrs
e Sophia Jones NJ Stow FrsA Mrs
ntatore S MJenkins J. Mrs Sturges BMrs
trs Jackson r Slye Ann f Mrs
apnian Maria Jeryis u Mrs SpurgeonAdMrs
ristian C NJ EJewett Mrs Steward c Mrs
irs 4 line Savage Bessie
1per Maria King Mrs tcol)Sait MaryEMrS
man Mary f Loockis + Simms A Mrs
dge 4 Mrs Long Mrs Syiver Char te
'nwaii J NJ MrsLong A Small good Mrs
aapman Nice Nj Steward TCMrs
Irs Miller III Mrs Sewell Rose
Ups J r Mrs miller Mrs Scott Rosetta
fins Hanna Morris Mrs Scott Mrs{con
rmed. Han all Morgan 4 Mrs Shecd Sallie Nj
rrcl En- Mrs Mason Mrs Sampson Elk
innings E'a madison Il Shields f Mrs
rricr II + Mrs Moore Mrs Spencer Jose ne
rsey Jane hlfsMurray IL l. MrSStler Sparkle
rnall NJ y Observation-Disclosures Shook Marion
de S'hAnnMrs Mitchell Rosa y Summers Mag
fly Mary Mrs Metz Henry Mrs Schureman NJ
nnelson NJ EMoores Hannah Simpson l. Mrs
IRIS Monroe Louisa Taylor Jenie X
Mt Katie Morrison FannieTaylor Eliz'h
liver PollyMrs Mrs Taylor Pertie
lgreenMV Mrs Mason Lillia ThomasAnieM rs
Is M I N rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Betsey Mrs
is Hannah Merritt Mary Trcdway Elz
Monds Rhoda Msrtain Mary Thorpe Eliza Mrs
! Susan B Myers Mrs ThcscikeeIr" i Emma asS
ster Emma G Modem N Mrs Thomas Jane
ster Columbia uleyThMrsTennett
rree A LIN rs Nc Lean Mollie Thompson EMrs
Ter A F II MrsMc Dade Mry MrsNiser b J Mrs
x Ellen Macarthur Mary Earnell Fronia
zhugh + Mrs Mrs Wattonn An Mrs
mn Ella McLarcy Mary Whitney 4 Mrs
RI Ellen McGavan Emma Washington Mry
EIDE Sophia Mrs Mrs {coI
srman Pattie Mclaughlin X Willis Mrs
riy M Mickey ID NJ Mrs Wachenheim Ey
.her NJ Mcdonald EliZthW eller EIiZ Mrs
TX Il Mrs Niehoass Dolly Whittier Clara0
sharty Mrs Wylie Cath Mrs
rdInger MrsNicholson Emma W arden G M Mrs
aham l. Mrs Nelson Ida Mrs Warner Els'a l.
ayit Il Nichols Clara c Wilson X Mrs
Ia Miss cConnor Cath Webster hucy
aysoG NJ Mrs Mrs Williams Sarh 7
cen & Pynn Eliza Williams Maria
zen AZ Perry Ella Williams Mrs
:s Mrs Fss aFs ass %,ieHss' aF'
riaon Mrs Phillips Emma West Mary A
pson Mrs Pratt Salie NJ W ellis sarah
siup Mrs Voc Fannie
LEY A Mrs PulenL Mrs Yeriebus Bersha
yn"s c Mrs Parks nj 4
p OF
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THE JONES AND McCooL PRIZE FIaHr.-
The prize fight between Aaron Jones ana
McCsol. which it is expected will take place
largely attended. Quite number left here
in the 40 train yesterday, destined for the
point at which the ssmill" will come OF.
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NEW ENTERrRIsE'- Yesterday morning.
some OF our most energetic merchants met at
Hutchins, Boyd Il Co.'s produce and commits.
sien warerooms, on Louisiana avenue. be-
tween 9th and 10Th streets where, in a very
few moments, Sl1.0OO were subscribed toward
forming stock company for the purchase Of
Two suitable boats TO run On the Potomac 10
gather produce OF all kinds to be brought to
this city. that our citizens may have fruit and
vegetables both fresh and cheap 1t is pro.
posed 10 raise the sum OF one hundred thou-
sand dollars. and no doubt is entertained of
its speedy accom- Dlishment This will not
only be an advantage TO traders, but will be
valuable arrangement tor supplying con-
sumels.
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QrEsTIoN-How can Franc afford to sell
Gents Furnishing Goods cheaper than any
store of this city.
Answer.-He buys ALL his goods for cash
sells more Of them-and is satisfied with smaller
profits.
Call at 4s4 7th street, between ID and e. three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall. s,26,l:
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EpECATIeNAL.-Mrs.l Goodrich's school, 435
5th street, between ID and f, will be REQ pened
on Tuesday nex..
Miss L. Thomson will reopen her school for
young ladies (southeast corner of H and 9Th
stTeets) on Monday next.
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TIE NEW EFGINE HoUsR.-Tbe brick WORK
on the new engine house in the First Ward n
now being done Messrs N. q. REYNOLDS does
the masonry, and Mr., wilisrn Phillips the
wood work The Job viii be completed as
soon as possible.
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BURoLARY.-Ahoat 4 o'clock this morning.
the dwelling Of r. Goodwin, carpenter, Ne.
$50 New Jefsoy aveaue. was entered through
sAs window BY eargiar. An alarm was
gwen when Sargent W alling. Of to Seventh
precinct. who was In the vtcinlty, procured Q
light and went through the house with Mr..
Goodwin, The thfef beng alarm ed made his
escape through tAe back door.
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THR AUCTION CASES DIsMIssED.-In the
'ses Of Messrs. Wall 4 TO Cooper & Lau-
m IT. AID Walsh Co.. Auct,oreegs. arraigred
On the charge OF violation of the act OF NoV,m-
b r. ls6: passed by the City Councils. in rela-
on TO obsfructing the public squares. reser-
vauons. stree's &c, by holding sale in front
OF their stores, Justice Bates rendered his de
clslon TINS morning He dismissed the war.
rams, because, after q thorough examination
OF the meaning Of the law npcn which they
mad been issued. and free consultation with
tie Cooperation Attorney. he was convinced
ina the Auctioneers were not Ii lble under this
clause. and therefore could NOT he held amen
able 10 an act which did not apply to them
The act Of 1855 only referred TO squat.ing ped
Iers, fanatical harangueTs. wagons, vegetables,
drygaods boxes. &c, within the prescribed
limits. The lin section of the ACT of lisa
grants TO Auctioneers the use OF one third Of
the pavement in front of their places Of bust.
ness, and tive thirds of the street way. which
section IS not repealed By the act of November
1eG2: and should more than the limits OF the
street and pavement above designated be IN
tringed upon. the guilty parties Will be finea-
BILE under the rule.
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

GUARDIANS, SALE OF TUG BOATS .sGOv
CURTIN, AND RESCUE, WITH TACKLE
APPAREL. AND FURNITURE.
Under and by virtue of orders of the honorable
Orphans Court of the District of Columbia, the
DAY, the I'd day of September, A. D. 1851, at lU1s
O'Clock a. M, at the Corn Exchange. Georgetown,
all the interest of the late Levin Dukes deceased
in the Tug Boats Gov. Curtin and Rescue, "
plying the Potomac river. The interest or
shares to be sold are
10 So of the Gov. Curtin
l-36 of the Rescue.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue at
three and six months, to be secured by notes salts
factorily Endorsed.
MARGARET A. COLLISION,
For herself and as Guardian to Margaret E. and
Fannie A. Dukes.
JOHN I. KELLY.
Guardian to james M, Susan X. and Sarah f.
Dukes.
ar ss- ~ THOMAS nOWIINn auct
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v.var .ACa a,aa Ik "a ~ es,esaay SUR
ora Railroad were examining the grounds in
.ne neiR hoorbood OF the Baltimore Depot,
WIN view to run a track from the corner OF
1uuiaaa avenue and 1.r street, into the yard
OF the depot, that the transfer CT passenger,
baggage &C.. passing through. may be tacill-
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PAWNBROkERS.

IOSEPH L. PEARSON.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
HAS REMOVED TO
CORNER OF NINTH AND o STREETS.
az s-lmif- Second Story, Masonic HAIL.
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BUILDERS ExCHANGE.-Ths builders OF
ashington have under consideration the sub
lsct of forming an exchange, for the parpose
c1 facilitating business, to be conducted some
thing after the folio manner viz:
Rooms convenient are TO be procured, which
are TO be fitted up with q Iock-box for each
subscriber: also, desks convenient, with all
the necessary appurtenances tor doing basi.
ness. These rooms are TO be cared for BIZ a pro-
per person, and TO be accessible at ali times
The expenses to be borne equally BY each sub
Scriber.
BY This arrangement the builders aud deal
ers in building materials can more readily
comm unicate with each other, and thereby
save goo.. deal of trouble and the expense
which Is now incurred Ill trying 70 find one
another The Co cooperation of all builders and
dealers in building material is heartily de-
sired, and, when fully secured, the benefits
which Will accrue therefron will be para-
mount 10 all who are interested.
On Monday evening, September I'd, meet
ing will be held at the rooms proposed, No.
81 Il street, opposite the south front OF the
United States Post Office, for the purpose of
forming this organization. The cali is signed
by Messrs. W. II. Cooley. Richards Il Mar
IN, James Ct. Naylor. and a number of
others.
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SEXUAL DISEASES, DEBILITY, kc.-Pav
JACKSON : Psychology. = ,and CURE YOURsELf
o6. Sold BIZ American News Company, 10i Has.
az strese. New rsrk. SssdJcr fssIslar.
ap G-U&W3Rs
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filming ALL RoUND-iesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Johanna Kennedy was before Justice
walter, al the second precinct STATION house,
on a Charge OF having used profane Language,
preferred by Mrs. Winnefred Kelly, she hav.
ing been arrested by officer Natting. Mrs.
Kennedy was fined 50 for this offence: and II
q wing come out in the examination that Mrs.
h-liy had some dogs for which sue paid no
incense, she was also fined IS, and it further
appearing that her dogs were in the habit OF
running the cows Of MIR. Daniel Sulli van, who
was IN the ONCE as witness, the justice con-
c,ooeo 20 make round thing of II, and fined
him 81 for allowing his cows 70 run at large
fines SIP.
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The Charge Against DR. McCrea,x


The Charge Against Or McCrearY.
DISMISSAL OF TIE CASE EY SUIT. RICHARDS
THE PROSECUTION WILL TAKE THE CASE TO
The GRAND JURY.
This morning Major Richards. Superiuten.
dent OF Poiics, gave decision In me case OF
nr '" G hcCreary, charged with rape,
which had been before him for tive days
There was. as on the previous days. quite n
number OF the friends of tue parties present,
the off &C b-ihg well filled.
haJor Richards said In making his decision
tbat TINS case, which had occupied two days,
was one " hich caused HIM many painful re-
lectioEs as TO his duty in the premises, and he
nao tried 10 arrive al conclusion which
would be satisfactory and Just to all parties
He had considered all the circumstances of
me case. and weighed them we'll, and he
TO hold Mr. McCreary for court. Even
II the party was guilty. his decision In dis.
missing toe case did not prevent the prosecu-
iiou from taking il 10 the grand jury, and Il
they chose to do SO he would not consider il a
reflection on him. He thought that in making
ms decision he was doing the young lady a
kindness. and he believed that both paroles
conld go from the office into society with no
stain on their characters. 1t seemed to him that
she was laboring under deiusion-a haiIuc,-
nation-for there are cases where snch charges
nave been made because OF Authorization
csused by ppiates.
Mr.. Step said he took exceptions 10 the de-
cision. and would take the case TO the grand
fury. He asked if the minor charge, assault
with intent to commit a rape, could not be
maintained. -.E -
Major Richards said he preferred that it
should be heard by some other justice.
While Major Richards was delivering his
opinion the accused, who had heen brought in
rom he detectives room, was visibiy affected.
As soon as the Major closed, he returned to
the detectives room, where his wife and little
son were. and they were all more or less Affect
ed. but recovering their composure DIR. Nc.
Sreary took leave OF the officers in charge and
left the building.
In our report of the case we should have
stated that Mr. Seip during the war was at.
tached 10 the 4th or 5th Pennsylvania cavalry
regiment. raised in the neig hborh ood of Easton,
Pa, and DR.. McCreary las captain in tue 102d
Pennsylvania regiment, raised in the western
portion OF the State, and was trans ferred with
that rank TO the signal corps, to which Mr..
>elp was su osequently transferred.
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GRAND PRESERVATION or HAMLET.
PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

TNHE THIRD
i GRAND CoMBIN ALTON RE MIG -
or THE
Following we'll known Clubs ~
WASHINGTON S0CIAIS
INDEPENDENT SOtlAIS
ISLAND S0ClALS.
NOM MENTAL oil Il.
YOUNG UNITED GLIB
LONE STAB CLUE.
GOOD INTENT ASSOCIAT,N
HONG KONG ASSoCIAr ION
FRIENDSHIP CLIB,h no 4
Will take place at the
WASHINGTON CITY GARDENS
On New York avenue. bctw cen IL and I'd -treets
TN MONDAY. SEPT. Ora. 1867
The members If zach separate, hub 70 than.
selves T. MAKE this OF the ranfcst Affairs sysr
offered to the Washington and Georgetown public
Dancing to commence at -. O'Clock
Tickets: FIFTY CENTS, admitting q Gcutieman
and Ladies. su 2a-lets
DROF. KREIS' DANCING ACADEMY Penn
ave. opposite Metropolitan Hotel; TueedaF
and Friday evenings, from to IL o'clock. The half
can be rented for meetings, &c. my l9-Iy
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MORE CARS FOB THE NJ ETRoPoLiTAS RoAD.
This morning 1--WE additional one horse cars
arriyed by rail- At the depot for the Metropoli.
tan Railroad, and are being taken to the sta.
Dies OF me company to-day. They are similar
10 tnose W hicn have already arrived by steam.
Star. - Se
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XNM. q. WHEATLEY1S PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT

Once, No: ~ jefferson ST., Georgetown, D. o..
politan Institute, 1857 rebuilt 1856, and is by
far the largest and most complete establishment Of
Dysing and Securing Of all kinds dene in the best
manner.
8 Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
sollcits the continued custom of the community.
Goods received and returned BY express with the
Post Office address, Lock Box No. so.
Once closes daily at sunset except Saturday when
Il IL closed ct 81 D. m. au E-6m
"A CHEAP DRY G0ODS.-We are now selling
of our Summer Goods at sacrifice to make room
for Fall stock We have also Just opened 900
yards ~ Beached Muslin, to sell at 12, Is, Is, %
and Is. 900 yards So do. at and 10; "A Browa
do l2ls and Is 5000 yards Fall CaIcoes at TO- l2Is
Is, IL, and Is OTIS. Gingbams. Canton Fiannels,
Ticldngs, Sheetings, &c, &c. Great bargains may
BENJAMIN MILLER,
au 9-lm@ 1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown
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THE EVENING STAR.

~ For "AuoTIor SALES" advertasemeno
see fourth page of to-day's STAR e4 e
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EDUCATIONAL.

PENNIES can be had in any quantities at
Star ice counter.
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AcCIDENT.-This morning. about 10 o 'clocx,
Moses LarkiD, a colored man, while engaged
Lewis. al Sixth street v narf, was severely in
cured IN his right arm by q large block OF it,
weighing about 200 pounds, falling on him
The heavy siab caught the arm under it.
mashed 1t horribly. And dislocafed both elbow
and shoulder. He was taken into Watts cot
tage restaurant, where the humane proprietor
gave free use of his brandies and other restora.
yves Tor the purposes of resuscitation. Al
though the injuries sustained by Moses were
very painful, yet no bones were broken. and
he Will lot be long detained from work
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TH1 METHODIST PROTESTANT CAMPMRET.
ING;-The campmeeting for Severn circuit Of
tue Methodist Pfotesta Mt CAurch. com msnces
t,-day in Smiths woods, near Hanover juno
on: Just occupied by the camp OF the Episco-
pal Metbodtsts OF Laurel circuit, and quite q
trict. Several trains on the railroad stop each
Wap n Hanover Switch, only TX miles from
the aroud. and the price OF round trip tickets
being but Si.25. large numbers will avail
themselves OF an opportunity to visit the
camp.
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WARIIKR-Brtween | and IL o'cloc Z to.
day the ne,ghbor b God Of the Baltimore Depot
presented the same animated appearance as
was frequent during the war. This was caused
nv the arrival OF company ID, 4th L. :. Artii-
destined for Fort McHenry, near Baltimore,
accompanied by number OF wagons with bag.
gage land of company d, same regiment, I'M
der the command OF Col. Mendenhali-tn the
train at II .35--trom Fort Porter, near Buffalo.
N. Y, destined for Fort Washington. Com
pany ID left for Fort McHenry Ia the II Is
r0 In