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WOOD AND GOAL.

coal AID WOOD.
We have . few hundred tons of our old stock
best quality viz s'0NA
RED AND WHITE ASH COAL,
al sizes, laid in before the advance in Drices and
which We will sell to the trade and our custemers
below the present ruling rates. and Would sdvise
our friends to take advantage Of the same as oals
We have now afioat will be 50 cents TO q per tor
higher than our present rates.
BEST quality Hickory, Oak and Pine Wood
s S5aeI Inn oy %sil REsS1%Yty ntisS Ss g
w o Di WOO DIT
Nine Hundred Cords of
PINE WOOD
Tor sale ct low rates at @ L. SHIRIFFs Coal
ana Wood Wharf, tooth 9th 1t. Orders left q
once on pennsylXenia avenue, between 3D. and "a
SIS 40. 49,. Will promp pity attended TO. su5-lm
-. p. BROwH D SON,
OoRNKn 10TH STREET AND NEW 70 AVE-
GRlAr
BED UOTIOn
PRIOR
OF
q q a L. a.r..t
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pRoPosaLs ToR ForL AIp FORAGE.
OFFICE CHIEs QrAzrxluAsrxn,
ffHsr MILITARY DIxrETcr.

Sealed p,o, a.s'ss 20 Va: SssSs .. -
, Sao Ssy g ssp.sSssr; lss or tSs dsIi,s. Of
ssSytes q Ma Pom dslias the Ssscd ssdins ssss
seiarste proposals are required: For yo.a, % Be
az, sess end frss ffrm s@sli CT sreoksd lnbs:
than 81 pe.ses % shs syshea; for Hay, TO Be veil
cured and Of The bsss luaity. ,..
spounss and eon@itiSns Of delivery.. can be OBJ
tsined a. The OF o Of The Post ouarssrmester &C
By order of tks Conn sndfr Q GenerAl First ufli-
.ary District @ CHANpLER.
Brtvet Colonel. Quarter mssfer Z o. Army,
CHEZ Q aarterns stsr let MILITARY District
all7-et
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Baltimore Stock Market To-day.

BALTIMORE, August 2a.-VIrginia skies, old,
ASH bid, i6s asked: do. 1866, 81 bid; do 1857 SO
old; do. coupon, old, So bid; do. new, 59a bid:
North Carolina skies, new, i9A bid.
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Wall Street To-Day.

NEW DIRK, August 2s.-Stocks steady and
long 1O9k; short, no. Gold, 132x. 52o's, 1852
ceupOn, 123 10.40's, coupon, lis. North Caro-.
lima 6's, old, 81; new. 49X. Virginia 6's, ex.
coupon, 55k: new, So.
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MUST WIM-rNo Use Denua1 tie Hncfn-
stevens, Proprietor Of the Tea Hong has
ADOPTED a principle Of selling Tea that must
r1n, being sound and correct in every feature:
thousand.
6,l7 0HoNo. - s26 7th STRAIT
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Georgetown Advertisements.

WDP0TOMAC LODGE. No 1Oa. I. @. a
~ u.T Thk0s 81 IN AvsSsI2 rs, 1859 :
v. b - arc requested TO be pu1ctusI in attend.
ance sEHDAY; August 18th, At . clock .. m, ct
our b oil Bueiness of imp ortance will be bron.hf
before the Lodge. By order.
IL A. STRAUSS, Rec. oecretary,
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WALKED ovBR TIE BAHx.-Aboutsx O'CLOCK
last night as John Chew, q colored man. wss
crossing Carroll hill, on his way into the city,
ne walked over the bank made in excavatins
LIST street east. AZ Z street south, falling dis.
lance OF about IS feef, and injured his back,
hips ana ankle quito badly. Onicers Nokes
and Onut assisted him - has home corner OF
81 street west ana z street south, and DR.,
Ford was summoned to attend him.
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ORoIpE Bottoms,
0roide Studs,
Oroide Sets,
Jet sets,
Cut Bead Chains
Alaska Diamonds,
Fens, Writing Decks,
Silver Plat Ware,
Received this week At Pnegt One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. &36 Pennsylvauia aven ne,
between * and 9th streets.
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SMrfae P0INr LIGHr.HousD.-The notice
% mariners issued from the ONCE OF the Lient
house Board feW days since, in rafer ence TO
tAs present 6xed light on Smiths Point, IN
mac liver. - ZEN % far nodi6sS tnss 4,
viii 30 Chan 20 as sunoet on the evening Of tn o
lss Of Septembsf next q revolving white
Light, with intervals OF twenty a We seconds.
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SALs or PRoPlRrY ON PanxsYLvAxrA
AvHuR-C0opsf q LatiAer Auctio nesrs, have
soid lot ., In square 4si, fronting on north sids
OF fennsyivania avenue, between ~ and stu
streets, on the corner OF Fleui pess ailey with
three story brick house thereon /, to w. H and
u. h Aorrison, for Ga, COO.
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ScsPEcTEp OF AEs0H.-A young nan, named
Thomas j. LcSpeiGen, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Detectives CoCmes and Miller,
charged by Charles Il. Wexford with having
sc; IRE TO dIstillery in Fredericksburg, Va,
some six months since, known as the ..Brophy
DIS iilery- The accused was taken psfore
Justice Walter, where be WAS delivered over
10 Othcer Edlng ton. of Fredericksburg, who
took him 10 Fredericksburg, via the AQUA
Greek boat, TO answer the charge Of arson
MeSpeiden cenied the charge, and expressed
ms willingness 20 accompany the officer.
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RELIGroUe-One Of those interesting maA,
iDss known as the -Children's Church Sar-
vice" will take place at the 9Th street Metho-
cist PROTESTANT Church to- morrow, at IL O'Clock,
and the Sunday school taking promiuen, part
IN me meeting. doubtless q large number OF the
frienos OF the church and school viii be pres
Snt Tne Free Matte nal On urch Of Christ will
mold services In the Common Council Cham.
ber, City Hall, to-morrow, at IL O'Clock a. M
and p m: Kew w. Cad worth, Of Boston
VIII preach morning and evening.
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New York Flour and Grain Market To-day
INV YORK, August ss-Flour dull and
deciining. Wheat is without q decided change.
Corn LAP cent, be. ter,
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Fall of 1869.
OUR POPULAR WASHINGTON
CLOTHING House.

OAK HALL Is
FIRST IN THE FIELD
With an immense stock Of Gents, Boys and
Children's Ready made Clothing, received
from the celebrated establishment OF Wana-
maker d Bro wn, of Philadelphia, and great
variety Of piece goods, from the New York
and Philadelphia markets, and is selling rap
IDLY at prices lower than the lowest else.
where.
OAK HALL,
400 Seventh street.
Opposite the Post Once.
- N. BIO make room for Fall Stock,
daily arriving, We are selling Summer Goods
at cost. 6
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FRENCH KID CLOVIS Tor ~ per pair. ana
New lorz Mills Cottcn for IS cents p-r ISL
n BrOadheao i CO :, corner If'h anc s.rss..
See TIER aoVe Ttissmsn- else " mere.
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THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo H.
wilson 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, as cheap
as any person who adverttses IN the Star, 7,H
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YAK u ALL,
AGO Seypnfh strppt,

GRAPE WIHR.-We take pleasure in direc ting
the attention Of the public to Speer's celebrated
Fort Grape Wine, pure and unadulterated
grape wine, upon which every one ma wing oc-
casion to use wine may most implicitly rely
The wine II made at Speer's vney ards, Pas.
sale, N. ]. 1t has rich flavor, mellow julci.
ness, and brilliant color, and is not only an
agreeable beverage, but highly beneficial 70 It's
properties. We know this to be the fact, hay.
ing tried the article thoroughly. Use Speer's
Bottled Wines with his signature on the cork.
and You are sure Of getting pure article
Davenport Democrat
For sale by Druggists. WAS
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WASHINGTON, August Is, 1s69.-Jay Cook &
Co, furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
eminent securifies
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TIE LETTER CARRrgRs-Or wss,o.s.
evening grand festival will be giysn - 10y
popular letter-carrlers Of the wasnias,on' -.
ofice NJ the Few Schuetzen PARK ana 4, ~. PosN
necessary TO say that pleasant time Will -.
enjoyed BY all who 20 there "
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DHArH OF AN OLD CITIZRN.-Mr. John s.
Sheets, an old and highly respected citizen,
died AZ his residence near the northern terml-
u us OF 7th street, last night 81 ten o'clock The
deceased had one of his legs broken a short
while ago by the kick Of horse in WiIlard's
hotel Stables, and had never Left his bed siucs
he occurrence, which doubtless precipitateS
his death he was Ter q number of wears a
resident Of South Washington, and was one of
the Oldest hack DIR .vers in the CITY. He was for
long time the proprietor of hotel near the
Seyelih street park. Mr.. :. was greatly es
tssmed by all who knew him. He was nearly
sixty years Of age at the time of his deaL.
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FoR FEW DAYS LONGBR, will offer the
balance of my Spring and Summer Stock IT
20 per cent less than the regular selling prioe.
A STRAUSS popular Clothing House, Penn
sylvania avenue, between 10th and lith streets,
three doors east Of 18th street.
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hsasrs. DABHsY. MOBaAH & o.. IS E1-
change Place, and n. K. JEsUP L Co., IL Pine
street. New York. offer for sale the Bonds Of the
Kansas Pacific Railway These Bonds DAY seven
per cent. in Gold; have thirty years to run; are
Free from Government Taxation; are secured BY
. Land Grant OF Three Million Acres of the
Finest Lands in Kansas and Colorsao. In addi
ton to this special grant, the Company also
owns Three Millions OF Acres in Kan.
sas, which are being rapidly sold to
develop the country and improve the ro.d.
They are first mortgage upon the extension of
the road from Sheridan, K ansas, to Denver, Colo.
redo. The road in operation sos sayss ore tia.
enough net iseonas to Say tie issast o. The .sp
loas. Thsrsis no better security in the rkst-
this being in some respects bsttsr than Govern.
nsnt Securities. Priseipal aa6 Istusss ,syssls
IN Gold. Price Sc, and sccrasd Interest, in our.
rsacy. Pamphlets, AADs and cirsalars furnished
ol application. au7 In
n0wN TIE 3aInE; O Yesne America in
7ouss ssszzi y S Sas Sls ooas..sR g; e
&c SsSsgXHrH4ss 9E5RA; a. - sasAst q g
20 STOW . On IN 1W41. Opsl4 Ia hassssy
q the Boob sfthe 6ffaA eolA - 9ee51e4 aaa
z ;::.s: ~ y, 81 Ssv = a. nv ~ D
y. eeove, y. % 80
.The Pieiesasl ffeal Beck u - qee q 80 /
assssses: r. ssS I'D; "a "a
:cs !: fe:sas: s!sk ss 49, Ss:Sssx ~:
sss.:s CO., sc e: &: &
20
.0hristt1a ainnrs q oaenns. IaafH VI. 8 Of
IA % Ssn ssissSei :ss q hs
VA R,aAIs ~ g SsOls%s: z 8: sashor Il 'w'ss
M0RAL 1DBOBHD; By Bishsp Cleveland
u Do
GAMMA CDU0IS;b orssnvAlL q 50
An the Nsw Deoks b BE- bed q
Emp . eOLonoH1.
A. Doahoollogu a. DhooA0A
O ST $50 n. svs., between On and 18th.
OROes wALsH, 100
kSAL ESTATE IxCHAN6B . BROkRAS
10. 195 P1MHA. AVENUE. Doath Side.
Between esh end tn streets west
ysy ' ~ saHI +. 9 Wnssa.
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OonIkAcf AwARDsD-Mr.J j. W. Robertson,
nehing the Treasury Department win i.ioC
tcns OF white ash coal, and Mr. Rufus II RsiL
OF Wukesnarre, Pennsyivania, the G ntrsct for
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TTHALLs RAIE fEEslIE.ss AT savE1.

THAlldIs aA44ff ttEEss1rE s. AT ssvEH'
Us i:;i: :: s::::s: sf f:s
Sse.: !: -: lie , as @s:
sscli1s: ~ IcH: ,gelS.asS - sI asls SseSS.
tim eIney Aere. Also. cyF 1ne oll Rye WhiSksy,
yonanssa Pure for msdieinal and fariiy 0se, boz.
...AABfk16 ExfHANs, DaUsaIsr.
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WAS

CoRNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis.
eases OF the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Ohiropodist, No. a2A Pennsyl.
xania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
hours nom q. m. to O p. m. Calls made at
residences between and p. m. No charge
Tor consulate on at office. Established 1861.
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IHE AGR1CULTuRAL FAIR in Montgomery
county, Nd, Will open at Rockville on Wed
hesday next, and everything is ready for the
interesting occasion. The Rockville 0entinsl
says:-"Under the arrangement Of the Execu.
I've board, the grounds have been greatly i'm.
proved and beautihed, the buildings and incIo-
suTes lifted up IN complete order, the accom-
m0dations largely augmented, and everything
tnat sAiII and judgment could devise :or the
e-nyenlence OF all who may attend, has been
done. The preparations throughout pre-ent
FEATURES calculated to enhance the enjoyment
CT ne occasion beyond any previous exhibition
Ield oy the society, and give promise of most
natterlng success. The apprehension that the
continued drought would induce a scarcity of
wafer on the ground has been removed by
eNpedients adopted by the Executive Board,
winch Will insure an ample supply" We
need only add that Messrs X. Cruit Son, who
nave extensive livery stables IN this city and
GeoTgeto~H, have made ample arrangements
10 convey persons from this District to the
Sr GIourds during the continuance OF the
erL bition, on reasonable terms, as will be seen
by their Advertisement
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RANCE or THKRNoMHrRg at Franklin A
Co.'s, Opticians. No. 2N Penn.yIyauia ave.
nue., to-day, in the shade 80 an, So: no a. m.
IS; N q. m, 81; IL m, 20; p. m, %; D. m, go
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FeR AxNAPoLIs.-A company Of ninety
United States marines LETT the bsrraexs near
the navy yard to-day for the Naval Academy
az Annapolis Nd.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


EDITOR STAR As you are ever ready to
advocate the cause of the people. would you
not lend your aid 10 abolish that most intoler.
atle OF all nuisancSs-the loud and incessant
crying Of the newsboys on Sunday mornings.
From Elk, until nine and ten O'Clock, one I'M
ceasing howl IL kept mp 20 the great annoyance
OF all sslovers of quiet" aud greatly to the in
jury of IN valids and children. 1 an in favor
of tbs bows being allowed to sell their papers
on Sunday, but mpel them to do II in q uuier
manner, as is done IN other cities. II the au.
thoritiss having jurisdiction ia the matter
wculd correct the evil, they would certainly
merit and receive the thanks Of the entire
order-loyIng community. Mr.
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DEATH OF PROFESSOR DONALD MCLEOD
We regret 10 announce that another OF our old
eliZsns-Professor Donald McLrod-ded YES.
terday afternoon at his residence ON 18th street,
between L and NJ. aged sixty years. Professor
Mel was q native of the District, and was
We'll known throughout the country, having
been al times writer for me press, and was
the EDITOR of the Ndd.SoniGn, published in this
city many years ago. When youth, he went
10 the land OF his ance stors-Scotland-where
ne I'M. he'd bis education, and for q long series
ofyears followed the profession of teacher very
succss fully, especially in Ohio and Kentucky
For some years he taught female seminary
ON street, between ilth and 18th, which he
gave up wnen Mr.. Buchanan became Presi.
de NJ and accepted position, first IN one OF
The Departments. and afterwards IN the Office
o. the President Turing the balance of the
PRESIDENTIAL term. L1:terly he has filled a
clerkshlp IN the office of the First Comptroller
OF the Treasury, from which ne was removed
IN July, and since that time his he Ilth has been
quite poor he vas prominent member OF
the Burns Club and Scotch Society. and also
OF the Oldest In habitants. His Illness nery.
Gus aHectIon-was of short duration, IL not be-
ing cons Idered serious until an hour or two be.
tore he died.
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The GREAT REMEDY OF THE SBAeoN.-The
debility usual At this season. as q conseq uence
OF the warm weather, finds its most effective
cure in the use of Charles Gautier's Native
Wine BHters. In summer complaints am ing
children the success of these Bit;ers has been
truly great, as testified by eminent physicians
in the various cities who havs been using IL
largely in their practice for several years. For
sale by all Druggists and Grocers at 81 per
bottle. IL
FOR THE ROCKVILLE EATR.-Those who de-
sire to visit the Rockville Fair can do 50 eco
ncmically and pleasantly by calling at the of.
names before Wednesday, september LIST as
we propose running our large omnibusses
during the three days of the Fair.
NAILOR BRoTHRRs.
Livery Stables, ST.. bet I3X and Iath.
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REED BiaDs.-Rsed birds In large numbers
are now KILLED ~ guhners In the the sWamps
and marshes near this city. They are In good
few days.
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PROPOSALS FOB BUILDINGS.
HEApouARrxRs FIRST MILITARY DrsrRIcr,)
q iO6Ses CHIEF luayteyuastsr.

PROP0sALs rob BUILDINGS.
HEApQuARrsRs rIRsr MILITARY DrsrlIcr,)
Ri.Amosa. y va es' s.sa: :s: s. ssss
ssslsd Psopossls On tri!lie:ssI i'm 3 rcesived
q s: Va 81 sss s
dec ~ Sns 0uaEtsr@asters Departments - 1ich
s1iP1iiss sHors.p o, the Canal, below nth
.I5i1a1 ROUSE )" ss .hs .eoks.s.
>, nfoIS:s!, ny q nd t's tss shcls Or say Of
tsissd on sspiIeasion ion j tSis once. - " w.
g az g 2:
.iS, o'i:- q q: g. sisss u.s
s''''' 81 Ski:l 3. .sss t LIZ
pIoPosAls ron COAL Axp WOOD. :.
o,,,ero. S,ss SnaaSa S.:ss ~ Syp4.}
81. ::: 8. s :.
e 81 Ss2i 81 -: s1.s :.. as "a
@ ssss 80 h., esss LYksHs vAILsx. Ter
g 81: =; ctK r 1902 HooD ,..
Average SAMPLES Of Goals must sccsmpsny eseh
Or say 'eTsioa q the ~ F (. iHsscsSSi.rNry
.. MA Di.s.r,ins orr :aa Sss..i.s.sd:n..
Gsu5s Ss f r. 1875 g's
. .;sss rs. rs,l.s Do.t.sa
Ordered, lie ~ day q Aueust. 1919, thss the
Ah 1Afs end imported y Iisderiek ech1ids,
the cohtrarv . shown on or beiore SeOOHD
TUESDAY In eepteobss next; ptovfieA COPY OF
IN The City Of We bington. D. -. once In each Of
three successive weeks before said useday,
A trus COPY
an lG-laNsw Test:-R. J. MlIGs, Clerk.
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EEL II ErT.-Rstsr Smith fsll in a At On
Pennsyiyania avenue, near let street east, last
evening. md Dr. Ford attended him. and Of.
HceIs Noxes and Ofutt copyeyed him 10 PRIV,
deEce Hospital. ..
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DIefRlBUTIoH on. PEE FuHps.-On Satur
day last Mr. A. q. HaIl, late Collector
throaRh Col W. L. Branhall, made q fna
settlements Of his Aeoount8, plactng to the credi
Of the several Corporation funds, Sl63o6 ~, a
TS, oT ~ Tssd ess 81 Second sesS 2.
Sixth, sss3,eo; Seventh. o697.sS; school
SS.e6d.lss Schoolhouse, 3i.e3o.s;; Metropolitan
ppolice' SiA3aS7; 0as Si,ss65s; Ten Yea
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IHF POTOMAC FRoNT.-Th.s morning, a. n
o o'clock, the steamer W. w. Coit, Captain
ny TIER, arrived at q rlt's wharf, from Norfolk.
win large list OF passengers and considera !.
bic frelsnt. AFTER discharging her cargo she
steamed down 20 the Arsenal wharf and took
on board several tons of Government con-
demned she'll for parties in Norfolk The
steamer Arrow, Stackpole, hsd her decks com.
fostapjy filled With excursionists for Mount
Vernon aid mails for Marsha.,'s Landing.
Other matters win be I9ppd below:
C-ouch's Whoyf.-Arrived-Schrs Sarah Aur,
Bennett, from Quantioo, with wood for dodge:
oemas Carroll, Haney. with woed for market.
f0rterS Wh1rf-Arrived-Sch John A.
Iravers, Wheatly. from Havre-de.3raee, with
coal for the Washington and GEORGETOWN Ice
and Coal Company.
Riley's Wharf, "A number Of fruit and melon
vessels entered az this wharf to-day, and one
schooner left.
Carriers Wharf -Arrived-Schrs. nj. J. Far.
dy, Hooper, from Salisbury. with lumber for
Linvllle Co, Mohun Il Sons, and N. II. F..
gift; Bersheba, GIllnore, from Port Deposit
with $500 feet of lumber for Linville & Co.
Sailed-Schr. Agnes RepplIer, McFadden. for
Georgetown, to lead coal for Philadelphia.
JohnscH's Wha1.-Arrived-Sehr David b
Dove, Eeasev. and Maggie Mulvey, Rogers
from Bath, Me, with ice for the Great Falls
Ice Company.
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NA1l0HAI. LoA1 ISlg1.liakHkeksss.
~ ueor So0noQ1v1n1a oVoaD1 3Q01Re 1ULD.
~ ~. SIao1A yseGp IA ~ Ysr
-. Il. S-9SS SisSsst - "a ~ Ss;4 = -
ea0s. Open evoy de- .eIeo11 o1naag0s Ee1
- .9H BJogA 70 rs
Ths MABYLAHD yI11 sroNs ooHPAuY
are Despared - f1rDish fheir eteHe q di0onsl0oe
N 'n,''is T ss2ys%sfs:SS 70 sspus.
STEPS, PLAf1ORNs,
wlaD2X SAfs t AkR sIt HHS,,,a ,.'-
sussla o. sotaAs Sdcsan A1 SFdS4 =:
hssU 1assnfy, In large Guant4uss.
p.r,.s ow.aAHD1Hs SSs3',s:s.y,
n1. AOfTy PDnuCa POWDIRS, eereoi,
- cure 1or Nerves Dsefny. sentinel ImiS.
goos, oaaeeA b. tndi0Rettoas 0onoeh0a, 0lo0f
seroIeIs. eka9 Diseases. Syphilis IN ell 10 fornS,
LIZ ssid p e M::h ssE ioEs eSXsa
LEY, 124 Pa. ave. Price % per bog. " sly
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CAMP MEETINGS Camp meetings com.
menced yesterday At the Cool Spring camp
ground, near Thorntoa's station, and at Hills.
boro amp ground, near Hamilton, both near
the line OF the Alexandria, Leudon and Hamp-
shire Railroad, the first undr the auspices Of
the N. E Church South, and the latter ia
charge of the preachers of the n. E. Church
TIE A. and l.. Railroad has made special ar.
rapgements for the accommodation Of visitors
to both camps, as will be seen BY notice else.
where. -.r - =
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no PA1TITS Arb Qua 1biAGS q IoI
. nossAsS Iisfifurs. ND.

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g.; ,Pat: 800 !, eeiS;SssSssosl -
$1H "a Sesssos, &c. e. ~ nd 49, 49,:
ssieet sol - ixsnt Or Ne Gii6i. rstirSd Ssd
hsalthf1l iceaton. its perfect dsc Plins and home
-Vior oircuisrS. s6drsss fsss. L. O. uArH.
Es;; 4; H. AatAsys s'srs !, %, H0ss.e %.
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BLACK AID wHrl-Yssssrday sf,sruoop
MarEaret Brady, coiored. and AGnes Ford.
wnite, got into q light in East WasSiastoa, ths
after being ne sssaalsins party ana eettne
the worst OF IT having her eye blscksd. Tia
BY Omeer Lang,y, and dissmissed by Justice
Schmidt, but for threats was Asid 70 kesp ne
peace. I44.T-l
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RELIEF FOR IRISH PArRIors' FAMIIrRs,-
In pursua Ace OF a call published in the STAR,
a meeting was held at Mr. ID. A. Brosnan's
office last evening, when Mr. Brosnau was
called 10 the chair, and Mr. James RYAN ap-
pointed Secret1ry; and arrangements were
made to hold picnic At an early day for the
benefit of the suffering families of the Irish
patriots; Committees We're appointed to secure
a suitable place for holding the PIE MIC procure
music, speakers, &c. The occasion promises
10 re one OF the most pleasant of the season.
al from the proyer6ial generosity of our Irish
felIow-cltiZens we predict a grand financial
result. The particulars will be published in
thu city papers. The meeting adjourned sublect
10 the cal Of the chairman.
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TnE ooLUHBIAN sENiNARY-
SELROT SCHOOL, FOR BOYS
- TWELFTH STREET WEST,

.vo Bstye.n h and streets North.
oe. JNO; THomSoN-late PRINCIPAL OF ale
Srammar school First DIstrtct-wih open ths
snove eehool on AONDAY, September sch, 1852
st 400 18th street, bet. aud x. susl-av
I'm ERsAN II 4 TIT ------------
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NOCNG LADIES sBMINARY,
II 4 BuARDiNti IND Dry SCHOOL.

Gil Ihlrteent6 Street.
The duties OF this institu;i5n viii be -esuuet
septemeere The school bull ting IL loo ated in
rear OF residence adjoining the = Epiphany Church,
and is we'll known rs the Epi phsny al echooi
building. The enclosed grounds afford annie
may be obtained BY applying 10 the Rector OF the
Epiphany, or the Principal,
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Amuse ments. Excursions, Pic.Nics re-
EXCURSION TO Norfolk and return ON tha
EieansT CoIi on Mondays and THURSDAYS.
DAILY EXCURSION 20 Mount Vernon nm thu
steamer Arrow, at 10 q. m.
OMN1Busks for hire 70 picnic parties az
Major 4 Bros stables.
MARKRITER's Arr GALLERY. sss TN .traa,
SMITH L STRoAG's Art GALLEY. 2&s +
streel.
ABNKR's PARK.-Pic-Nic OF Friendship
Ltdge, l. o. % r. on Tuesday next Interest
me exercises VIII take place al O'Clock p. N.