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CHRAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. White
Shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 25, and upwards. I'm.
dershirts and Drawers, from s. cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand
kerchiefs already hemmed, 2 for IS cents. The
best Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or 50 cents a
button-hole, 10 cents box; and all other goods
at equally low prices, at Franc Il 4oldman's.
Marble Hall, No. 458 7th street, opposite Patent
Omce. .,6l:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

~Queen Victoria is said to be ailiug in
heslth. The London Medical Times and Ga
zetfe says the presence OF a crowd OF a success.
sion OF persons who are presented at court pro-
duces on ber nervous sys& m the giddiness
and other symptoms commc q to landsmen al
sea. The Gazette adds thai, onsidering her
Majesty 8 habits of punctuality, and the hard
labor ana anxiety she has undergone during
her happily protra cted reign, it cannot be a
matter of surprise that the nervous system
should become fatigued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

A DISCLOSURES TO THE LADIEs.-As you sur
vey In your mirrors the white rows OF teeth
which owe their purity and luster TO Sozodont,
perhaps you feel curious 10 know the ingred-
ents OF this wonderful vegetable preservative.
Well, the principal one is the Bark of the s zap
Tree, brought from the recesses of the Arau-
canian mountains in Chilli, to add one more
charm to your personal appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

been desire to have a tonic for invalIds which
is both pleasant and agreeable to the taste. This
we have In the standard Wine Bttters" OF
MI. Alfred Speer. Their effect upon the system
is mildly stimulating. diuretic, sudorifc and
tonic: beneficial In affections of the Kidneys.
Chronic diseases, with general debility OF the
constitution. Sold by Druggists. WAS
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pRoPoeALs ron TO1Ao1-

HEADo'Es BrRsr MILITARY prsr,,r,.
OFFIcI CHIEF QUARTRRMNrrp.
a>.,>s ~. RICHMOND, Va, jalv G. -
e this ess sssi Il 7 n , ~ "a,
1877 ISs tes ssiiys.y Of FeEsss e . 0ssssss
fsar.d sssl ns END n sSsh scaniss nay
tnns !. xSn Aenros, Va. $50 bushsls Oass end so
8 ~ I n,ssSo q We. 4. .sersAsss q Rockets.
other yeints = may Be- desiS5ssSd ~ a. Az such
"fn AZ s9S s..h,Ss Of 0sts ssd . toss Of Hey.
liz - sssSrss fes ~. service o. that
s.v eros nSS nsl 70 be Of the best quality. Tss
right % rect any or all bids 10 reserved and
vertissmssnSS e,s@oon,. mentioned IN previous cd
pr"snrssoo , ny bidder;
rssN !. - otdders mutt Stats seDarstsly the
sSsk Ioist low sSSy vi supply Oats and Has -
49, enyoIopee containing proposals 70 BE- en-
Saii q - for 1orsSs," and fervssdsd By
.. sy S Sssst e sis General Sgs Mill
Srsyss coicns,. ou.rs.y.s y ~ ~ T.
G $, s,s oasrssrsasssr isf Military bisilies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

~ Miss Jennie Whittier, aged eighteen, and
Mrs. Minnie McGregor, aged twenty, were
drowned in the Merrimack, at Lowell, Mass,
on Saturday, while bathing.
SThe San Francisco News Letter ia certain
that with IN year the Californians will travel
habitually to New YORK, Europe and China
by aerial carriages.
0Three cClOred convicts made an effort to
escape from the guard at the quarry, near
Nashville, Tenn, on Thursday, when one was
wounded and Two killed.
~There is a highly Judaical old gentleman
In llhpois who expects another flood, and has
constructed an ark in which 70 save himself
and his goods and "a ittels.
ga correspondent of Philadelphia paper
says "Miss Anthony has never tasted the
sublimity OF motherhood. She has never
ba he'd in that immeasurabie sea Of glory whose
waves touch the gates OF Paradise" WHAT
kind Of q sea is that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

hHTuRNHp.-The "Happy Eight" who left
nere on saturday, on the yacht Sessford, re.
turned on Monday in safety, although they had
mont on Sunday aftern DON, the Sessford was
ca1ent IN the squall, and one of her shrouds
IVES carried away. Une of the Eight GOT over.
oGS.o, ana trs others with considerable trou
they wedtneTeG Inc storm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

CoRNs, &C-Dr. w hite, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years prac ical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established al
i2i Pennsylvania avenue. between ~ and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, ChIlblains. Club and Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet, without
pain or neon venience to the patient. The shoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers to the many eminent physi-
clans, surgeons and thousands OF other respon-
sible persons who patronize his establishment.
Hours from a. m. TO p. IN. Owing to press
Of business at office. DIR. White unable TO
visit patients at their residences except between
ana p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

LARCENY or YOKE OF OxRN.-Tbis morn.
ing S'eteuse Coomes and Miller arrested
L-wts BROMLEY on the charge of having sew.
since carried on yoke of oxen from
me fa<-a OF. Mr. N. p. Dennison, near Vieans
W. oeiopging<o Thomas Simms, and he is held
Al Dead 2arters for q hearing The oxen were
SIouSat5ere and traded TO Mr.. rHeferiise, a
covered. ~ s'e we'll is'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

" German named Carl Schell married a
young girl Just from the Faderland, at Omaha,
some three weeks ago, in a most pecu liar man /.
ner He purchased pair Of ear.bobs, put
them in her ears, and informed the young
lady that - this little ceremony constitutes a
marriage in America" After a week had
passed he took them out, and informed her OF
another piece OF news, viz " This little cere.
mopy constitutes divorce in America" He
is now in Jail for stealing trunk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

THIS is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. Il.
Wilson 4 20. can sell Shoes. Boots, &c , as cheap
as any person who advertises 10 the Star. IA
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j r / : I N
nlR lIHIA M
DR.. JOHN WILKINS,
jyl4 es3m BALIIMORG. Ma

DR.. JOHN wilkins,
iyl. e.am BALIIM0Rs. Md.
(lkPHANs' OO0kT, July Is, lS0s.-DnTRIc
Of Tsre:s Masiin, deceased. the Adninistrato
pointed TUESDAY: the ItS day Of August, A. y
persons. estate Of said deceased. and O. the sssis
in hand, - far a. the same have been oil
.d
timed to attend, With their claims properly vouded,
.s q e. e s
OF this order be published once week for three
In the Evening Star e e sal.
jy A-lawsw. Register OF wills.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
tn. PETITION 81 IsAHG sihsSKS 81 l Ssw
rorn, r praying for the extension o patent
in ' sewing s 's
+ I. ordered that said petition be heard at thi.
sitions, and other peppers should b filed II this
~,..,, Gays '''s s;S ~ e. 8 SisaS
NITID STATES PATENT OFFICE.
th. petition q II LII 81 IL.
York, 7: Y PRAYING for the extsnsion Of . ps'eni
.ns q, OF q i e 49,
e. ordersd th.t s asiS ,s,,t,on h. hs.ra ., ,,,
once on the 9th day Of SeDtsnser next. Ar
person may oppose this sxtsnsisn. Objection
aegosittons, and Other, p.psr.: should bs aled Q
yl+lswsv Os@missionsr Of fatsst
pR0POsALs ron GOAL.
TR.AsURIay OFFICE, soLDInps' HOE.
proI NEAR X4sHLNsToN. y JS1 ls, ls:
Hpisl ;Ss :ss e ansass esE. &c Ss;ss
lat off Inf ohar NJ hA fol In I'm, ~.
- ton: q RAHsE cSAIe. t r.aaa asS..J
s ton. \. ,bs y, o01A a.
iyls:sos. 20. s SS si ana r. 4 lnr:r.
LIMITED eIAT1s PATl1f OTTI0,
q. III. ,.,, Wn' ~ q ycs ~
n. T., praying for the extslson ola patent
% IS Ss, e 8! &. $50 '.f
o1es Or ths isti day q De- ssSSsfss any srses
ny oIse.s tli. sxtsesaeI, OSlefn:, dsIosi.
a., 81 ss 80: g. ;sS: 3 3 An
ns,..s. d ssaT:: Ys stiss .s.sis..
LIMITED STATS PArH4r ofkCs,
O the sssiaos q D 6: Mill oi ne. York,
3 sss ss s: 81 ess.s.l:. . is
foy ~ imIrsvenept IN Ohimns2qcks.
sl once ss &. e.: az ' q ns.
49,: :,sSs; ny SSyos: tsi: s.snn Mia 4eisStie1:.
'l ~, -. twenty '''' i
TIE loRDlR OF M1Yl1. 1853, An.
= n Re.nsiss &c ,ss.iyea q sals Ter ne gsis
;..;.:s; I::.s s;' sss. -: De-
sylss Geo. saSt sry 5liidia.. |
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i HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None but those deprived Of thi. blessing know
OF lite loss. The pimplsd. blotched, aud letter
covered person looas UPei . clear, smooth skin
with jealousy, and tRwardly desires the sane
Those whose systems nred with the ytrus Of
eCkoTULA. and other Gu taneoo. Diseases. can
not have good health. When the blood is i'm pure,
disease is sure 70 follow
All have timely waning In those Blotshes. PIN
Eee letters, Sores, Boils, Copper -colOred Pstohes
system with the WV
sAMARlTANs ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
before ecrofula takes firm hold
How many have the virus OF syphilt. In the sys-
TEN. and IN that condition oonte Gtlate marriage,
knowing little Of its bsneful inf uence on the COZ
stitution. TO such we,ay STOP. First cleanse
yourself OF these impuritfes of tb at In
lection. (which In many 10 hereditary In the
and offspring. Price 81 rs per bottle.
8AMARiTAN0 OFT
The only real cure for oonorrEes. elect ana
Diseases caused from indescretion. DULY ten piIl.
purely vegetable. We discard Ba!sass Grab.
and Mercury ae being not only useless bat urtful
Cit cures In from two 90 four days, thus svoid
ing trouble, exposure and the extortion OF quaoks
Male Packages, 81; remsles, 03 SOLD by 4 o
FORD. and By DTussiss, nr.wovn
me- we hace street, Philsdelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

WEArHHR STeSs.-Katy .dids have made
their advent manifest BY their peculiar cry in
this indicates from henceiorth cool evenings
ana mornings,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

GkNTLkMkN's ROBkS De CHAMBRF,
Suitable for warm weather; price g.
Gentlemen's Night Shirts,
Gentlemen's Travelling Shirts,
Gentlemen's Linen busters,
6eRtlemen'e Silk Night Gaps,
0entlemen's Linen Undershirts,
Gentlemen's Linen Half Hose,
Gentlemen's Summer Gloves,
Gentlemen S Silk Umbrellas.
l6,19,2l GEO. q. HHNNING, NO. Sll TN st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

HorsS CARPRXfKRs' AssocJArrox.-a,a
meeting 81 the Jo0cneymen House CarpAa tsrs,
0e-tion. hrld last night 1t Trades; Union
Hail, the following ONO GERS for the snsnirs ,ha
montns we're elected: George Lovelace, Presi.
cent; Jean Z. Maniey, Vice President; John
rIk,H ecording Secretary; John W. How.
ane. Treasurer; yanee Reed, Financial Secre.
taryi tieoree 0iddings, CORRESPONDING Secre.
taryi Chas. Eines, So geant.at.ArmS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

A MARKED DISTINCTION has been made by
the medical profession between HONS Malt
Extract and the innumerable so.called reme-
dies and health preserving preparations OF the
day. While they uphold and endorse the for
mer, they carefully abstain from noticing the
latter, knowing them to be unmiiigated hum
bues. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

BAtE BA--.-The Olympics, OF this CITY. did
not plsy toe ftlantIcs In New ork yss,srdav
on sccouni ~ "a rain, and IeIt lasi night for
Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21
A City of Trees.

EDITOR STAR: A small association should
be formed in Washington to encour ,ge tree
planting along the street curbs. Advice sbould
be obtained from the Agricultural Department
respecting the most desirable trees, and the
best and most economical modes of planting
protecting and cultivatlng. Large quantities
should then be purchased to be dispensed
at cost. The planting Of fifty thousand trees his
Fall may thus be induced. Persons wishing
to unite In TINS enterprlZs Will please send
th cir names to the undersigned that thew may
be notified OF the first meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21
FcEy Ic>ptCtIUHy,
7. T.. CONNOLLY, 62S NJ street north

THE POTOMAC PRONT.-The steamer Arrow
Stackpole, made her usual trip to Mount Yer.
non this morning, with excursion,sts and
mails for MaIshall's Landing. Cher m ltters
CATERS Wharf-ArrIvea- Schr America.
Paul, from Havre- de Grace, with Lyken' 8
Valley coal for John Il. Lord. SliledZS,nr,
Isabella, down the river, light.
HdrtePs Whdt.-ArrIved- Schooner East
New Market, Jones, from Havre.ds.Grdce,
with coal for Hsryey. CLARKE Il Given.
cite. Colbert, from Havre- pc. Grace, with c)al
for w. IL. Msrlow; Mail, Paul, from Havre-
de-G5aee, with coal for S. q. Masruder: CARO-
with coal for $. G. Magruder. Saiied-Steamsr
columbia Harper, for Baltimore, with mer-
chandiZe and passengers; schooner Isabella,
Crager, down the river, light.
Fosters WAdiJ.-Arrived-Schr. T. w. FL.
White, johnson, from Saco. Maine, with ice for
the Washington, and Georgetown Ice Com
pany Sailed-'Schrs. Coast Survey, Warner,
and MAY Elizabeth, Faance, with Ice for the
JoAnson's W1Gf-The Great Falls Ice Com.
Pany have af1olt, and expecting to arrive at
this wharf, the following vessels from Rock.
port Maine, With Ice Jesse Hart, 81 tons:
X. Z. Thomas. 800 tons; J. w Fish, 300 tons:
samuel Fish, 300 tons; Thomas Fish, 400; also,
from Bath, Maine, .chr; Jesse Ii. Smith. 1916
~. y, $50 tons. ArrIved-Schr Eliza
Matthews, Loyal, from Havre.de.ira with
coal for ). T.. Magruder.
prislng thirteen gentlemen, including eight
oarsmen and cockswain, put into the bay
last evening in their neat little gondola, the
Falcon, and after making fast repaired to the
Mount vernon House, where refreshments
were Partaken OF and couple Of hours spent
in social enjoyment.
Fdy's WhGTt.-Arrlved-Sc Thomas Gar.
roll, Hanay, from Occoquan, with wood for
market; Gen. t1ichler, from the same place,
with W God for Dodge.
CroHeh's sizth Street Wharf.-Arrived-S
J. b. Ola ton, Clayton, from New York with
hay for the WASHINGTON and Georgetown Rail.
Eoad Company; L,llie Mitchell, from Mary land
Point. with wood for J. II. CockreIl.
MERITS Coal and Wood Wharf, foot of .SirA
Nreet.-Arrlve6-Schr. Potomac, EIdridge
from Havre de-tfrace, with Lyken's Valley
coal for George L. Sheriff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

EL1cfIoH % OsNcxRs.-rhe Nations,
linton Bn41ilg Association, No. ,, h et iasi
eveaine, as 10. II, Louisiana avenue, and elect.
ed f1s ioloGs3e oGeers Ter the ensuing year:
Prestlaes ". r. Johnsoa, Secretarv. II n
l.ArnsE. Treaa1rsr; samuel Ssailey, w. n. Ire.
land = w. 1euG ~. u. Barry, Lewis Rsar.
Henry franc, sad u. J. Jones. Directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

Taan. , !9HSS q o. . n, 1881. .s Az Az;
OF Waste PoDer belonging toe Treasury De-
partmsnt, 10 hereby withdrew the prsssnt.
DyHs Geo. Dapt Iry bliidiaSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

OhH OF TIE RESULTS OF TIE BLADBNsBuRG
AFHAIR.-To- day, u s. warrant was is.nsd
oy Justice Walter, on the oath Of judge Pur
cell, charging "Arthur Shepherd with writing
OF Causing to be written, or publishing or caus.
ing 70 De published, certain defamatory writ.
lng, within the county and District AFORESAID,
On me 18th or 18th of June. 1882 and Mr.. s.
fnis afternoon appeared before Justice Walter
with bail for Q further hearing, he HAVING
heard that the warrant had been issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

q. A: R--At the regular weekly meeting OF
Post No. ., Grand Army OF the Republic NJ
was resolved to name the post aftar General
Wilderness, in 1Sel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

OAK HALL CLOTHING Housg.-Gents', Boys
and ChIldrens' Clothing ard Furnishing
Goods, AGO Seventh street, opposite Post Of
fee. 7,I2
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8AMARITAN'0 oIEr
DRePosALs FOB FRESH BEEF
sURSIsTENcE OFFICE, Us.
No. 81 8. SHARP STREET, BALTIMORE.

&c sstFsitrENcE oEFlcE, U.s.A,
No. 81 D. SHARP STREET, BALTIMORE. MDS
Sealed Proposals. viii IL &c i received
y, lsig, Tor furnishing 70 Recruiting Party and
Re RENTS T Tor usi.ed s,si.s army st Baltimore Nd
commencing August 1863 or snch lees time Is N
C9m ms Genersl Of Subsistence may direct.
f g ssorertios Of fore and hind quarter meat,
5 The necks Of the cattle sisueSter.d under ri.
%eemesf shs lie cut on at the fourth verteLrsI
q fore quarters shall be cut on from three 10 soas
above the knee Joint. aud Of the nj nd an
@ ron ELK to eight inches shove the eambreI on
Butchers having stalls In any OF the city
their stall. on such Gsys ss those Markets r are
open, specifying the markets. the days OF the
the Beef can Be there obsned IL nst ~eies
shst ANY one day. order f,r Beef win one
VIII probably be for smsli amounts ct . time such
Orders to be hlled by successive cuts from the
o. ,nis advertisement, or by Beet Of equal quality
5: BIDDERS are requested to lie present TO re,ropa
ths.r nds and b. prepared to give bonds for the
6. Proposals must be endorsed distipot,v "P,o.
posss ior fresh Beef and addressed 20 the I'M
I'll not to the .e 3" se S ss. ans or
,s GssSassa'' requiremsDS; s.y%sR,, a..
Tss Br.yet Brig. Cen nU and s. . d
pRofosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
N kADVOAhrkksf FIRST n ILIrARY DISTRICT.
oFFlCE oHIEF CoNMIssARy cUB,ISrRycEt
s..t.. RICHMOND, Va, June 3, lsa
Sseioa Proposals tln duplicatel will be received
,ne once Of Captain Edward Collins I7th United
nav sntry az Fsrmyllls Va, until wHDHEs-
HAn,,.., July y 1893. at ~ m. for supplying the
Rsnf SEtatee &c &c Department with freeh
Deet AZ farmyflle, Va. for six months from Ar
gust !, 1853; or such less time ss the Commi.sary
81. The Beef 70 be delivered there on the order Of
sIc aging Commissary o. gu bsstence az that
piece OF good eod msrke, able quality, in eSuaI
goportions o. fore and hicd s1srtere, (uecks,
ensoks And kidney tAllow TO 90 excluded ) Ths
onr, Of the cattle 20 be cut OF at the
lyuItn cerebral Joint. and the breast trimmed
Spsn, ne ehanks OF fore quarters 20 be cut from
hGnS 70 isurenchee above the knee Joint, and OF
gamorel or hook Joint so tho
Sisqen are requested to be present 90 respond to
nlas, End be prepared to give bonds for the
Propossls must be endorsed distinctly .Propo.
-. m iof freeh Beef at Farmvflle, Va"
III s uooersaned reserves the night 10 reject any
oie LOT food cause.
copditions, Requirements, payments. &C %
. O. A. PORTBR.
Ioet breyet MAJOR and Chief q. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

cUfRAGRoCs AFFAIR.-On Monday after
Eoon- as ofneers 4,lIlsIeau and Nc Don aid ver.
patroIling their beat in the Sixth Ward, they
noticed two men 60 into the house OF Mre. Ad.
eLoace 'deiorone, on T. street south, near 18th
street east, and a short time thereafter thew
heard the cry of murder proceeding from the
mouse They Immediately fastened back.
Mnen tney fsund man holding the SON OF
away, and crying that q man had his mother
inside The officers Immediately entered the
mouse, when the man o1t sde Left, and they
FOUND MRS. H. struggling to get away from
the other man, who was evidently attempting
10 commit Al outrage upon her person. They
Immediately arrested him and took him To the
station Last evening, the accused, Patrick
Code, alias John Kelly, had a hearing before
Justice j. T. h. Plant, when the above facts
Were testified 10, and he was committed to Jail
for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

AssAuLrIHe A 0oisrAKIr.-Some daxs Am
MT. .. kimnell, constable, went to house On
execution, and, while in the act of takinr ths
property, James Bryan and Charles Bryan
assaulted hlm, and resisted him IN the dis.
charee Of hn duty. TAey were subsequently
ing before Justice Schmidt, when tncv Yer,
held In 500 10 answer the charge 1t court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21
IADVERTIsRNRNT

EDITOR STAR: In reading your issue of las,
evening 1 ind statement contained IN the
mayors message relating TO wharyes. He
says: "Ihere is not wharf worthy of the
name, at which vessel can receive or dis.
charge cargo" The Mayor surely canno,
speak from personal observation. or he would
have made some exceptions. 1t is certainly
NOT applicable TO ALL and j, as a wharf owner,
take occasion here to state that there is a wharf
not more Than one, worthy of the name al
winch vessel can receive or discharge a car.
go; ana all that Is needed Is sufficient com
Ine!oe 70 Keep them employed, and guarantee
that whenever the commerce of Washington
shall have so increased as to demand more
wharf accommodations, the citizens of Wash.
ington stand ready to supply the wants.
WIN. GUINAND,
Anacnstia ha foot o. q TEE - s..-H.0,
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RY THOMAS DOwLTNo. a1cT: a.o,.-;a-;

III THOMAS BOWLING, Aucf; 0eore,fow1
fsusfrs TEE FALL 9s yALgABLr RaAL
, sy sirt nee. q deed ct tfs.s 70 q. under
ssn fISi6tI k III III; S gSIS
oc,osk pat e Lot No: s. rontns g iess On S
sssm,D:t, OF afss sfrsss !dirsssIy oSlosts the
inIro,el BY :sSss:sis two S Tory e q
DS srns House and .sess.ery outb1,Idinss.
s: iss :ss%s: :; sis g:
hna A:TsssS s: p SssSi sfs;. xss,.
Rr 1HohAs D0wLIAa, Aoet.: oeere,eov,
3. SssE H4aSI.HN4s 3 .. rsOf.
1s . o. 80 e t!sst dated November eth.
ss'fs ss s sssi
s az s.s g. ifSS;t e k soS sss
81 SCI 1srs q g. = O.. ss
p.ieas AS e co,s ssss ssdaSs
.:ia Let. On the SS Of HUsrce stssst corner % 81
..sy Re: zee , s1:ns .;ss
north nor .ad parallel With snros sss
n nin thssos ss sixty fees 70 the Slscs Of Besn
IT. Of saIs; One haf essh bsasses IN Az !,
SO 70 ss psiS % rec sSs e fr y %. E. the
Tern, &c: .. ~: ::s as s;.S. Ss
SSueo' o. the cost and Pisk Of Sefsuiting nns
chaser w nc ff9Gsssr:ySS.einS e eosi q Ssr.
FEED ~ JONSS. rrus6sss
H2-eo&Ae TaO6 Do1LIEa, Avcs.
f n. LAZcnsf,. 80;
- No. la4 Brids. St, esorseteu.. DO.
s sit1ss5 sI.asA ;.9I:I., J.
seen 70 operation g the above ~ "a ~ - %
soyy . ,Ileinsnon concerning then viii Ss sivsn
iys M ,..p I'm. LAZBNDY.
~ NO. i2A Bridge ct, eeoreetewn, DO.
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CITY ITEMS.

ORoIDs STUDS,
Orotde Buttons,
Oroide Chains,
Oroide Sets,
Alaska Diamonds, set in Gold
and
Oroide Fans, Satchels, and Albums.
Received this morning at Priee's One Dollar
and 9Th streets
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: WIN. dU1NAND,
Anacostia wharf, foot of Third street east

ALKxANDRIA AFPAIRs.-From the AIexan.
dria Gazette OF yesterday afternoon we Gull the
following: e
:, Mount rernon Cotton Faetory-rhe Mount
vernon Cotton Factory of this city 10 offsred
ior sale ~ order Of the United States Distric,
Court. 1t Is described as q most vain abIe niece
OF property, and if destroyed could not be re-
placed Tor less sum than &2Oo, 600
Amdsonton EncOrnter.-The corner of Prin.
cess ana Union streets was YES erdav the
scene OF regular fisticQff and rough md rum.
Die ngnt between two colored women. A crowd
OF ABOUT nifty were attracted by the COMMIT
which 10 represented to have been Of tne rSosf
savage character. The parties were. affer a
prolonged engagement, separated bv soma NJ
their own sex and race. 20 -
Strange Bird.-A most remarkable speeimev
OF the feathered tribe was caught YESTERDAY
evening on Suter's Hill, and one the speciee tsf
which could not be deterninsd. IL was a
young bird, covered only with down. bur hat
OF - JET oleck color. "a were it, syes and biIl
winch last was strong and something Iixe =
crows. us legs, watch ware about d Se in q hes
long, ana is clAwe, nearly two inches Ions.
were also Of black color. The straure birS
was caught afsera prolonged chase an ID 6rou cht
TO this city. ana enlisted to many persons
more no Of whom. however. hsdever before seen
NeO Fiour.-Ths srst new Four OF the season
mas been received here by Tolson & Brother
IL came from Hotties mills, on the Manassa.
branch Of the Oranee, Aiexandris ana Msnas.
sas railroad. ~
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~The New HedfOSd churchss in unn,,.,
convention, have decided TO DEVOTE the Sun fa =
scnooI' and the eftrrnoqn to preaching
Lady MurraV, eldest daughter of the
Luxe OF Honerose. he become q con vert 70 the
Roman Catholic Church. " 'A'
~ Dr Sears has author red tina ho, ri ~
cation At Richmond, Va, TO draw on ths d. :.
body fund for $1,000. ga
kerosene Oil 70 said TO be an effecti Va
annocleto me poison Of bee sting