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sPEEB's FORT GRAPE WINE,-ThIs is the richest
Wine in the coantIy, and swindlers are selling an
Imitation, or sell stuff called wines Ia their place,
which they buy very cheap, and retail at the same
rrice of Speers Grape, thus making larger profit,
aud of course they are more interested the profit
than in quality.
THAT'S WHATS THE MATTER"
Be sure and see the gnature, Alfred epeer," is
over the ccrk of each bottle you buy Sold by John
son, Holloway 4 Co.. No. 6v2 Arch street; Fred.
Brown corner Fifth and Chestnut, and other Drug
gs,s: and Thempson Black & Co.. corner Bsoad snd
Chesnut
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ARRIVED YEsTERnAv

Brig b. Kmby. Bernard CienIueSos s a W Welsh.
str r. Willing, Cundn BALTIMORE, A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Saxon, Boggs. As hours from Boston with
Indse and passengers TO ii. Winsor & Co. NV"
YORK With nse ho "a hours from New
Brig Perkins sey@ouP % r 81 days from Black river
ia, WIN doswood rnsc etc To ID. N Wetzlar q Co.
ends and los deck lopd Dec. is, lat ss long "A 10
SPOKE sehr Ella. OF Boston, from Woods Hole tor
Brig Adellne Richardson Wright. days from Port.
echr John Lancaster, Williams, 3 days from New
YORK with mdse, TO captain.
with grain 10 Jas L. Bewey & 90. "' D''
schr Clayton d Lowber. Jackson. l day from
Sity. Ice Boat No. Capt ason lett Snppen street
PhsIr P6S Rts a. yesteI6sy aud lowed heIe'ro 20
iOund no Ice IN The Horse Shoe.
MEMORANDA.
,rsIsggt himon howe Davis, hence at Portland 18th
n sehr a. Clayton, Clayton, hence. at Washington.
schTs ID. Britain Springer. from Peovidence; M. A,
frSSmeIs G Hart t5o% DO M b. hudson sSlth, and
TUG ker; and Harriet Thomas. Roblnson from Nor
sch sehI Decora Clark. hence tor Boston. at Holmes
HoDe sis lsth fa' inst N,n,,o,. ,o u so.,,. u,..
Philadelphia, were loading az Savannah 18th inst.
schr Hannibal, Cox hence Tor Boston. at Edgar
ssSRI L < SogsxsI hsnss, at salem 18Th lost,
sSh1 Mary H Ireland ireland olsaTsd At Charleston
sch schrs !. " " WeliDgton We I snow for BoSon 7 Paine.
bedford. all from Philadelphia, at New YORK 10th
scbr isabel. welmouth. from Portland for PniIadel
sohr Jsmes aoIham, for Philadelphia sailed from
scbr Sarah r. Thomas Arnold, hence, at Fall River
sohS Bepj Strong Brown. hence, at Providence is.h
phlA pat DacA " HOit ISsh iSs' ~ &C. ia. " heavy
weather.
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MARRIED.

AHOON-HARMAE.-On the evening OF De1sm.
btr 6 by l. Q Rev, Phillips Brooke Mr.. j a Me-. W
CAHUON 10 Mrs JoSEPAINEC q. IL HARMAN, both
OF this city.
HIITON-NUTTALI.-On December 10 by Rev.
j. q, Meredith JOS EPH W. Hill ION, OF POttsLown,
Pc to Miss ELlZABETH a, NGITALL of Phiiadel-
phia.
LENTz-FRITz-At the residence OF the brides
father MarEyuuk, philadelphia. on December 10.
Ices by the Rev. Jabez Ferris Mr. JACOB LENT. OF
Lower Merton, Pa, so Miss ELEANOR X. FRITZ, OF
MaLayunk.
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scbrs Annie MAY May; y. N,cKerson. Kelley; and
ID; =. siner, II Hnntley. hence At Boston l9sh Inst.
Bcbr L1sle. Tabbut hence At boston DOLE inst.
schn III: ~. Miller and l.. r. smith, hence, below
Boston 2Ogh ineL
scbI 9, l. simmons. Candy, for Philadelphia saiIei
fIOm New b. dford lesh inst
Bgepmer George H. Stout, Ford hence, At George
town, ID. O., lsth inst.
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The useful always most desirable. The prepara-
tior sde by Rtchie, at No. 20 North Eighth street,
or ths holiday season, appreciated by every one
no contemplates making presents. He has got Ia
It's fine stock kid-liued gloves, ties scarfs.
pc lders linen canlbric handkerch and muillers
ALSO, good assortment OF portemonnaes cigar cases,
hair brushes, combs, and thousand other articles
useful and ornrmental Call at No. 20 North Eighth
street If you want any kind OF goods cheap.
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JEwELRY.--Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF fine every and silverware a the city
Purchasers rely upon OBJ aiming real, pure artl
Gle furnished alta price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock OF American Western
watches in all varieties and at all prices visit to
his store is sure result IN pleasure and profit.
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Prize-FIeht.

New YORK. Bee. 2l.-A prize-6ght came Off
to-day at Sheepshead bay, l.. L., between Pat
Murphy aud Ned Riley, for $500. Sixteen rounds
were fought ia dtty-nine minutes, Riley being
the winner. Both men were badly punished.
No .orree', were made Ia connection with the
affair.
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FINE FRENCH CALF BooTs AND GAITFRs.-The
man who has never experienced The pleasure Of
wearing pair OF boots made by William II. Heweg,
is TO some extent an object Of commiserailon. We
speak knowingly, having worn Heweg's boots for
years. Their comfort, however is not their only
recommendation, as they are made of the best mate
rial and In the very best manner Helweg will not
employ an incompetent workman; therefore his
work 10 always rstclass. His store and factory is
at No tsj Arch Street. next to the OF Sixth.
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town are happy in having In their midst no
only building which Is an ornament 10 th
neiRhboih hood, but also o depot at which they
can procure the articles so constantly needed 10
every honSeholh.
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WEDDINGS AND PARTIES can be supplied with the
old Speer Port Grape Wine so long celebrated
In This cUuAtry and Europe for Its purity and rich
body. Solo by Johnston. Holloway d Co., No. so
Arch street; FL ed Brown, corner Fifth aud Chesnut
aud other druggists. Also Thompson Black Il Co.
nd Cheannt Straata.
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SIX ELETON.-
Very light

SKELEToN.-
Very light
very warm,
very stylish,
very beautiful,
very neat,
very cheap
is the new novelty,
PARIsIAN SACK oVERCoAT
made OF
French Fur Beaver,
the most desirable Overcoat ever Introduced for
gents n ear. Patterns received duect from Paris.
CHAs STOKES tS Co..
Continental Hotel Building.
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CITY ITEMS.

1T Is WONDERFUL how cheap goods are sold a.
Gays China Palace, No, lOza Chesnpt street.
The stock was well selected by Mr. Gay In person
from the aigest manufactories IN Europe The
cause OF their being remark ably cheap is the great
reduction OF prices on the other side of the water
Business being dull, all the
large stocks on hand and are willing TO discount
largely to effect sales. .H
Below we quote prices OF . few staple goods. Fancy
are at n stll greater discount
White French china cups aud saucers, per set. i2
pieces, ti'25
White stone china cups and saucers per set, IL
pieces, 45 cents.
White French china dining plutes, 9ls inches. pes
dozen, ".
White stone china dining plates, 90 inches per
dozen, tS0
White stone chna chamber sets, per set, Ss.
Cut-glsss gobets, per dozen, i225.
Blown. glass goblets per dozen, $3.50.
Cut-glass tumolers, per dozen, sr2j.
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GROVER d BAKER's Highest Premium Sewing
@achines, No. 73O Chestnut street
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SHIRTS AND FuRNIsHINe GOODS OF all kinds, sizes,
Styles ard qualities, for Gents and Ladies, can be
found at either ofthe establishments of the firm OF
woelpt er & Brother, No q N. Eighth street, No
245 N. Ninth street. Don't miss going to them pre-.
vious 10 making your holiday presents. Everybody
In town knows the reputation OF their stores and
cops, quently nothing need be said to produce the
a. surance that In purchasing in them the purchaser
will procure the best articles at the cheapest rates
The mar little things-the what nos the linens the
kercbies the dressing trlfes which per
use-csn all b bought at these establishments and
the db play at them OF collars cuffs hose, necktes
and shirts intended for gentlemen's wear is un-
rivalIed The Woelpper Brothers wide awake
and to the times They have expressed the deter
minstlon, and most assuredly have kept 1t, not to
allow any oher houses In their line to surpass them
In the quantity quality, price OF their goods: and
their constantly increasing patronage proves that
the Iubc appreciate their endeavors. DON'T forget
Nc. q n Eighth street nor No. 24S N. Ninth street.
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CLEARED YESThRDAY

steamship Juniata, Hoxie, Havana and New Orleans
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co
Brig B. Knby. Bernard CenIuegos s. a w Welsl
str II. willing, Cundif, Baltimore, A. Groves Jr
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne,OS see First Page.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY
RISES. MOON SETS M Orn
GUN HlGH WATER........ 90
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
S$.s; - + s:s4s.
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CIGARS.

"AVANA CIGARS. LEADEN q
Ii brands; fresh lots Imported by every
Also, of our own make and copyrighted
brands:
MARIANA RITA, best pure Havana leaf
FRA DIAVOLO, pui Havana nllers.
LOlD prices and lOdr d1l'e1 qualify.
9 FTGUFT Il SONS. No, 229 =. Front st,
II Is Wfml6t5p importers and ManuIaeIurers.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

CHEsNUT STREET RINK. IwRNTY THRU
" and CHB5NUT Streets.
Presid ent--HoB. JOSEPH i. THOMAa
TreRsuter-B. HAMMEIT. -
DIRECToks.
MnSm d,,hs1v \; MSorhead' Hon James r. Campbell,
X. d. Barclay, ri, E Brown,
WILLIAM r. SfNN Manaoer ..t
THIS MA9NIFICENT STRUCTiiRF
WILL BE THROWN OPEN For Ak ATINa
,, ON OR .ABOuT =
THE 26TH OF DECEMBER,
The Building is 22U by l2G feet.
The M ain Hall 10 56 fee birh
Inc pEhtpg SURFACE VIII be 1870 by 90 feet. The larga
heneehment ~ ON In the Dress Circle Will be 10
charge OF an experiei ced Caterer.
hpe Bena mas been engaged, which will disc ,urse
Ampe Seating Room for Ave thousand spsctatoru
10 provided, In amphitbentre form.
Five hundred jets OF gas Will by night
ILLUMlNATE THE GAY SCENE
Tie Rules and Regulations Ill be strict enough to
pleese he most precise and gWaranlee perest order
This enterprise was projected last summer by a fow
OF our hrst citizens, whose character and newn
FUIJyRsT ASSURANCE OF SUCCESS AND doom
aFAsoN TICK EIs GAN BE HAD FRO, aas
SAMUEL II. PHILLIPS, No 1920 Chesnut st.; and
VIM. z. & II, COVhRr'S NEW5 8 EXCHANGES, Con.
tinental II otel and Philadelphia Post Office.
Gents season 1lck
Lady's Season TICK 500
ChilCIep under Il 90
Gent ana '-r,,..,.. Is 90
DAY AumIss rs
Evenlng Admlsslon .......,.,.... so
Rink open orning, Afternoon, and Night is "a At
AZ M
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ALEXANDRIA ITENs.-The following ar

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The following are
from the Gazette OF last evening:
Military DeciSt0n.-The case of Golden agt
KING, for the recovery Of a horse belonging 10
complainant, captured in Loudon county by
the Federal troops, during the war, and after
wards sold At Government sale 10 defendant
which has been before the courts Of this county
for some time past, has been decided by Gen
Stoneman, who has confirmed the title OF the
defendant.
A Colored Desperddo.-Frank Turner. the COL
ored desperate mentioned in the Gazette some
Gays since, is still at large, and Yesterday made
another assault upon his wife, against whom
ne has conceived a mortal aversion. He goes
armed TO the teeth, and swears eternal ven.
geance against any one who may attempt his
capture. 1t is thought the police will effect his
arrest in a'day or two.
Stolen Wcgon Recocered.-On Saturday night
last Mr.. Garner, OF Fairfax county, stopped
his wagon before a grocery store on Royal
street, and went into the store TO make a pur.
chase. As soon as he had LETT his wagon, 1t
WIS driven Off by unknown parties but the
njght.watch having been informed of the theft
all the avenues Of egress from the city were at
once guarded, and about four hours after ward
the stolen wagon was found at the corner of
King ann Royal streets.
County Court-John Moore, (colored,) for
stealing cow from S. v. Boyd, was found
guilty and sentenced to five years imprison.
nent in the penItentiary. The case Of Alfred
Laoe. (colored,) charged with the murder Of
the late Patrick Gaffney, was then called, and
witnesses were examined.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wyie.-To-day.
Edward Snowden and Alice Snowden, indicted
for the grand larceny of clothing from Rebecca
Hyatt, were tried, and the first was con yIcted
and the latter found not guilty. In the case of
Richardson, alias Rats, indicted for larceny,
cd ofence) demurrer to the Indictment was
Med. Annie Rooney, indicted with Thomas,
for the grand larceny Of bonds, &C., from j.
w. Usher, is on trial.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcell Yesterday,
George w, Stedham qualified an administra-
ton OF Alexander Berrykill-bond $500. The
VIII OF the late Margaret Golden was filed and
partially proven. The will Of the late Jud ser
Dover was filed and partially proven. Clar-
ence Is. Baker was appointed Collector of the
estate of the late Owen Munsen-bond S2,OOa.
Chas. Walter was appointed guardian OF or.
phans OF Anthony Marryett. j. ]. johnson
renounced his right 10 take letters of admins.
ration on the estate OF Ann Grown. deceased
The will Of the late John Amrim was fuiIv
proved, and testimentary letters issued to
George Wilner-bond $1,000
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aDOR0KTOWN.
Afa.sre m 0eereeeevn,


POLICE lrHns--John wendell, merchant Of
me county, not sam fed with SIX days labor,
kept ms store open on Sunday, in violation OF
tne Levy court ordinance, Cor which omcer
Jones brought him before Justice Buckley, who
nned him e2-62. John Beyers, a cooper, was
v0y oisorderiy ON the street, instead OF attend
that BY paying 81 50 TO the Corporation things
would be considered square. Bevers agrped 20
the bargain William Cole. colored, would be
store, on Rr,d9e s,r.s, ,sa nen psIs n mn
bacon attracted his attention, and 90 pleased
Wa ne herewith that he could not resist the
W1mp.Aoon, but 'lifted' IT, and sold Il on
water street Tor 81 Oncer Harper arrested
nim, and beng arraigned before Justice
Bnekey, ne was committed TO jail for court.
When .rrested his pockst-book contained the
proceeos OF the sale of the plumber
> /. u. o. FAT q special meeting on Monday
evening last Of Covenant Lodge, No. Is, l. q.
OF, Pest Grand Master e. ID. stuart con-
ferred the Degree Of Rebekah on a large mum.
very pheasant time was passed
BUILDING ASSOCIATION MKKrIxe.-Th
Sixth Building Association held their seven
tenth monthly meeting last night, and thirty
two shares, representing 8, &0u sold rs follows:
7shares at SLo5, and shares nj Si.0l4.
MERCHANTS ExcHANeE.-After our report
closed yesterday, LSU bushels wheat were sold
al $2.6s per bushel. This morning the market
Us bushels wheat were on cnange, which went
al S2.55. Wheat can now be purchased in Bal
hmore and delivered on the wharf here at
lower rates than are now being given.
CANAL AFFAIRs.-Business dull but i'm
proving, as twenty-thr boats arrived since
our report yesterday.
GOAL TRADE.-Dirpatches from Cumberland
state that the companies engaged in shipping
coal there have agreed to the demands OF the
boatmen. and that the strikers have commenced
loading coal at the rates Of 81 so per ton to tide
water, which Is an advance Of ~ cents per ton.
The coal companies were forced into measures
in consequence of the pressure of existing con-
tracts and Of the heavy demurrage they had
agreed to pay in order 10 secure shipping
freight. Boats from Cumberland NAV be ex-
pected here in large numbers about the close Of
the week.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered-Steam Empire,
Price. from New York
TIE VIRGINIA FERRY Things. are quite
lively row at the foot of High street, as passen-
kers, vehicles, &c, are awaiting themselves Of
the terry in great numbers.
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DIED.

DIED.
BARNES. On Wsdnseday, August sth, after
brief illness, b. 8. BARNES, aged 30 years.
The friends of the family are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral from his late residence
on to morrow; at So,clock p. m; The funeral will
RENTON. On Wednesday morning. the stb in
slant, at Is minutes past CLOCK, LIZZIE FEN
TON, daughter Of Michael and Mary Fenton, aged
10 months and 70 days.
Long and painful were her sufferings,
And with patience all she bore:
But darling Lizzie, thou has left as,
And we shall never soc thee more.
Her funeral will take place Thursday, the 9Th
Instant at O'Clock, from the residence Of her pa
rents, corner Of lat street and Virginia avenue,
NO gas, Island. The friends and relatives Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
B0UIS. At ii Is O'Clock, August 9Th, ROBERT
EDWIN. aged months and u days, youngest
child Of X. IL. G. and Eliza J. Bouis.
RiD0ELY. On Tuesday. the 18th Of July, Of
Of VIM a. and Alice Z. Ridseiy, Ned ak Week. sG
and one day
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GI0RGETOWN DVKRfIsEnENn.
RY TROe. BOWLING, Auctieneer; Georgetown.
rR RgGpE SALE AZ OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

day Of December, 1851, ana duly recorded in Liber
o. T.. No. 3, at folio ~, and ct the request OF
WEDNESDAY, the 5th day 81 August, A. d. ISIS a
AZ, oSlock 2 m; q the premises, the vestern
needs addition to Georgetown having 4 dentb o.
one hundred and twenty 40 feet.
The property 10 on Bridge street, near the bridge
and 10 improved with . comfortable brick dwellinc
house. The Lot 70 an excellent one.
Terms Of sale: u 100 cash, Of which 100 must be
deDosited at time OF sale; the residue In tive eQ al
payments at six and twelve months, 70 be secured
oy deed Of trust upon the premises. Convey
the terms not be complied With in nve days, the
deposit to be forfeited and the property resoid al
chaser. FRED w JONEs Trnstss
~ 23-d THOMAS DOWNING Anct
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
aQERNRprUp IN W VA

w. w. VA
1hese Spring. % long and fsvorsbly known 90
the seekers Of health . nd pleasure, viii IA
ssoRss - the RECEPTION Of ytsi.or on NY
ments and general rsfurnlshing Of she esfHklIsk-
Dent We viii be prepared Coz the oomfertAble
commodafion Of from Gtsss Asairsd 20 fes fAsu-
Hot and warn Sulphur Baths. Do eruspen tly ser
yfceable On connection with the Internal NE Of
thee Alternative waters ere always 90 the command
One sstss best City BANDS or MUSIC win be
I'm attendance 10 snliyes the LAWNS and IN. BALL
ROOM; and suitable LIvkRr viii be open 20
the nee Of those who may desire % indulge IN
horsebsck or oarra&e exercise
Charges viii be Is day, or SS per month;
children under 10 yeers, and colc~ed servsnts, half
price; white servants according 70 soconDods-
No eocrt or sxpenss Vim Se spsred es the part OF
The Proprteeore 20 manage this tAcifehDent IN Q
manner best calculsted 20 Dromoss the oomfsrt Of
visitors In evsry rsspsct. ,,xrox.oo
WIN. sulphur svr.ss. W. We. xSril sss. ISIS.
- For . full scooant Of the MEDICINAL EFrl-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ofthess vssers % particu-
er oisssses the rssdsr is referred % the late vork
o. Or IOoRMAN, on the |" Mineral Waters Of tho
United Statss end Canada, 60 Be found at Messrs.
kkLLf q PITTS, Baltimore and other Book
stSres, A RAaPHLEr on the wHIrE SUI
PHCR SPRINGS, contsinils mach valuable IA
tSs%ssoTpb s:p g oeis,psd s,thoy, charge, OF
ROUTE TO fHK ePRIN as from any Point
b6SsyIILi. sTttHTos. = eoSINSfo N.Y. ),
Rail. thence by Fine Line Of Stage Goa hes on ;
veil ersded Turnpike, % nilss 20 the Springs.
ye SEQ m
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CITY YTEMS.TTg

FoR TIE HKxf THIRTY DAYs we are de-
termlned 70 sen on our entire stock Of Linen
Goods, winch we will do regardless OF cost in
seiected sock Of Fail Goods, which we win
receive In few days, at A. Saks Co, sf7
GLITTxRIxS TxErH.-Not only does Sozo-
don't impart the spAitepess OF the purest porce-
lain 10 the teeth, but its polish. too They glis.
ten after being brushed with it like the inner
peerless dentiffce b to render The enamel IS
hard and iadests~ctib3e as adamant
sAv. and mend sAs pieces. use .sspa,dins's
TIM PALE OF SUPERIORITY 10 awarded to
Ressorer or Dressing, Tin one bottie,) and q
grateful public appreciates the very low price,
One Dollar. Evesy Druggist sells 1t. 60
THERE IL A Tns roR EvrRYrHrse, but 4,
is getting high time for you TO save your money,
ans this you can dec by going to the original
fIrc, eel Seventh street between ID and =
cent less than in any other store IN this city.
Remember the place-l94; with large plate glass
'front.'. l.
CoRNs, BUNIoHs, BAD NAILS, and all dis
eases OF the FEET, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Chircpodist, &24 Pennsylvania
svenue, between ~ and 9th streets. Once
CONSULTATION. EStablished 1851.
PRICE List OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, 494 Seventh street, (large
plate glass 'front.' betw cen ID and E streets
Good White Shirts, sl-s1-50;Fine White Shirts
S2DO-2.50; Good Summer Under Shirts, 50, IS
81; Good Summer Drawers, 50, IS, 81
Good Cotton Socks, II, Is, 20 cents; Paper;
Collars, 10, 10, le, IS cents per box: Handker-
chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs, in end.
less variety, at popular prices. p. ST. have
NO orancn Stores. 4:
LADI1g, Try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnetts florimel closely resembles
the odor Of Q rare and delicate boquet of
flowers, and in thie respect In unrivailed. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
ful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 60
foR Cows, BuHIoNs, BAD NAILS, &C.,
visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. "a PennsylvAnia
avenue, between * and 9Th streets.
PRISONS wishing 70 subscribe 1or TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard
will please leave their orders at No. Ia East
Capitol street. between eth and 5th.
JOHN Co99HNs, Agent
N
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ISsTAILArroN.-Last evening the following
elected for six months, were installed by p q.
r., VIM q. Brock, assisted by II. O. r., John
T. Lishter;-Shep, N. T. Delavergne; p. @.
r., w. X Hunt; Q. r., A. b. H. Lacy; d. R.,
s. II. Handy; Treas, w. W. Bean; Leyne, e.
ID. Kelly. l. g., Joshua bay wood: o. G., T. ID.
Kirk; e. = 10 G. r., s. e Royce; L. =. 10 q. r.,
J. NJ Boyce; r. 8 70 ID. r, Prank Wood; l. s.
Pbeeters.
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BASE BALL.-The first match game Of the Sc.
ries between the National and Olympic Base
Ball Club will be played on the Nationals
grounds at p. r., on Friday next