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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge HnDghreys-The
case of Joseph Gerardt, charged with selling liquor
on snnday-appeal from the Police Court-vas
called Messrs. Cook, Burgess and Cahili for the
corporation, and Mr., Hine for defence. Mr. Hine
moved to quash; on the ground that the transcript
was gned, not by the clerk of the Police Court ut
by the deputy, who is not recognize. BY the court
The Court sustained the notion remarking that ii
was loose practice that they had fallen into in that
court.
PROBATE COURT, To DAY, Judge Wyiis-The
estate 10 his children and grandchildren, was filed
and fully proven. The will of the late Henry Ould.
bequeaihInR his estate to his wife, WAS filed,
proven and admitted TO probate and record.
The VIII of the late Eliza u. Sweeny, be-
qveaihirg her estate to her daughters, was filed
The will of the late Eleanor J. Hutchinson was
hled, fully proven and admitted to probate She
leaves $40 to the Ladies' Missionary Society Of tn.
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, aud after
prov ng for the support Of her father directs that
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reed Con psny 70 loeste and ersde feir said rcsd
ss TO prepare Tor lis supersuuet1res nOw. there
SIC. / Lsd % q e,acfss, That. provided th., THE
act shall be submitted 90 the people ~ the next ren
votes cast Cor mssbers Of The Lessisiiye xs.srhi-
A. snch election Asa rT0c tdsf That this act
sress of the United States, the 6Oversc- shsn be,
and he e hereby, authnr'Es.l 60 sutscribe. IN The
OF the Piedmont and Potomac Rslroea CGmpAny, g
an amount not e ceed,ng six hundred thousAnd =
the Roard 81 Pubic works that sscS snbserirtion
sdns Of aid road and rsss,Sry snsras, ss
shall be given % said Board that the sub
that said work will be COMPLETED within ths time
necessary avail q said guarantee Of the Psnnsyl-
s1ssr. that said road shall 5. eonsaracs fr
scne point on the Potomac river II GNorg-i1wn
hlSh shall be satisfactory 20 said Board Of Public
SIC. = Asd ssu y.rsAsr ,.aass. Ths, IN order 20
GoyeTnOr !. hereby auth or, so 70 i..Ss r. rS. ne
ierrd or coupon eonas e the District q Columbia.
face shall be ssnsl BY ,hs Governor and Secretary
after date and bear siN per interest payShs
na yesriy 70 an hnonnt Necessary % provide sAie
bonds and pay ,he prOceels thereof 10 s.d PEI
mont and Poiomac Railroad Company. a. such tI,sSs
gress Of The work aforssSid Prcr,ssa Tbst Pa
bonds shall pot be sold Al lower rate than niletT
SIC. 8. Aad bs fvrfssr eEaTsd. That IN order 70
meet the Interest % aecrue said bond.. there
shall De levied annually tax 81 six prr cent ~
such lower rate A. nasy suffice. on every hunfraa
collars OF the assessed Ealoc u real aui persnai
estate IN said District, the proceeds 81 witch fax
shai Constitute special fund Pledged for the p,y-
ment Of said interest. ~
SIC g. And D. a. ttvfhs- srarfsd. That the GOV.
ef.f hereby requested 90 ths act a. D. duly
puhlished before tha next general election. a. re-
Nulrd hy the inur ernth section % the charter q
The District 4 Columbia, act q Congress Of F.b
one and by sui,abs pr,mnias >, and ,seysny
same TO the people. and prescfi he tbs f,-,, r., ;k
Il shall be voted upon.
CHARLES 4. HULSE
speakeT % the house 81 nsleeafps
WILLIAM STlCkNEN.
Approved, August ~. ISL
II. II. COOKE. Governor arm N,
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Orr Boat Clubs and the Proposed
REGATTA.

Editor Star For the past two wears this Kind
OF manly exercise has been on the increase, and
the citizens of the District have witnessed with
pleasure the interest manifested by the youpp
men, and the success that has crowned theft
efforts
There are now four boat clubs In the District
the Potomac, Analostan, Arlington and Wash
lngton. Prominent among these is the Potr
mac, which by well earned victories has won.
ana Claims the title Of champion, but it seems
from the action taken by that club at the recent
meetings OF the delegates appointed to arrange
for regatta in which all the clubs were TO par
ucipate, that the have fears of loosing the title
They are unwilling 70 row over any course en-
cept their own, as shown by their action at the
several meetings of the delegates who came in
structed by their club to that effect.
Should they finally conclude to participate i'm
the regatta Ii Is their intention to enter but one
boat, Ga four cared sLell,) showing clearly that
they have grave fears of loosing the six cared
gig race, as both the AnalGstan and Arlington
clubs have fine crews who would make formi-
dable opponents. Believing their four TO be in
vincibe, they are willing to enter for their four
cared race, but they forget that there are other
four cared crews In the District who might
make IL interesting for them; should they happen
to awaken TO this not all improbable result, they
may yet change their programme and withdraw
altogether: Rumors to that effect are already
in circulation.
Let the Potomac club act Ike men and enter
the race on equal terms, and let the best crews
VIII, but II they do not, they cannot expect to
retainetheir title OF champions.
Ii viii be great disappointment to the citi-
Zens II the proposed regatta should be a failure
and the Potomac boat club would receive the
censure OF the entire community. IL Is but Jus
tiee to say of the members OF the Washington
boat club that they have no six-oared gig cor
responding with the boats to be used by the
other clubs, and as yet have no four-oared she'll
therefore ii will be impossible for them to enter
for those races, but they are willing TO enter
their six-oared lap-streak gig "Ariel" against a
similar boat. In comparing the upper with the
lower course there seems to be no argument in
favor OF the course urged by the Potomac club
WINE the facilities for witnessing boat race
over the lower course would accommodate the
entire community. The course extends from
6th street wharf along the Arsenal grounds to
the Eastern Branch, one mile and a half and
return, and Is perfectly straight course, with
no current. All races that have heretofore taken
place have been over the Potomac course or IN
Georgetown waters. 1t is but fair and in Justice
70 the citizens of Washington, as well as the
Washington and Arlington boat clubs, that the
regatta should take place over the lower course.
Come, gentlemen, settle your difficulties. and
let us have first-class regatta, in which all the
ciubs having the facilities will participate with
at least f'eO entries from each club.
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SECTION 10 OF THE LICENSE LAw.-Register
Cook has written letter to Councilman Gulick
in relation 10 tire new license Law, in which he
says that whatever may have been the report Of
the conference committee of the Legislative
Asse mbly on the disagreeing votes OF the Coun-
ell and House of Delegates concerning the pro-
vision in section 10 Of the license law, (repre-
sented TO have been stricken out by said CON-
mittee,) he finds the provision in the act, as
approved by the Governor, in fact, part of the
law. In his opinion the assessor in question. car
act for the period OF his term as provided for by
law, and after that, as the returns of all real
and personal property viii have been transmit
ted to the superintendent OF assessments ard
taxes, his will be the only Office from which the
necessary information can come as TO the owners
of property in any named square; and for the
consent of the majority of residents in the squares
as required by the provisions of the act, either
that officer his clerks assistants, the liez-
tenant of police in each metropolitan district,
can ascertain.
STEAMERS viii leave Tth-st. wharf for Mount
Vernon at 10 a. M, II m, and p. m. to- ner-
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SCDnEN DEATH IN A REsTAURAST.-This
morning about O'Clock a man about 35 wears
old went into Ruppert's restaurant at the corner
OF new norh avenue and It'll street and after
calling for and drinking some gin he took a seat.
when II was noticed that he was sick, and Drs.
Dorsey and Bowen were sent for, but by the
tine or their arrival he had breathed his last.
Lieutenant EcklOff was called and ascertainsd
rom marks on his clothing that his name was
?. A Burr, and the coroner was sent for.
His remains were taken to his fathers resi-
denee, on 9th street, between III and y, where
an inquest will be held this afternoon. Deceased
was native Of Iowa, but has resided here for
ABOUT 10 years, filling, until a few years ago. a
position IN the Treasury Department. He was
iolmerN connected with the Young Mems
Christian Association, and was a member OF the
congregational Church, but his marital rela-
tons not being of pleasant character and re-
suiting IN suit for divorce, on the application
OF bis wife, he has for some time been iissipated
and 1t is supposed that his death was caused by
excessive drinking.
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TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS at their meet
ing yesterday ordered the chief of the bureau of
lamps, &c, to have street lamps Immediately
erected on streets contracted to be paved. first
consulting the chief engineer; also, to erect
street lamps on the north side Of New York ave
nue., between 18th and 18th streets; on NJ street
between 9th and 9Th streets; on street north
west, east Of 9Th street; and on 9Th street
GeOrgetown, between High and Fayette streets.
The W alter Registrar was ordered to Law water
main in 18th northwest, from l. TO 5 street A
request from John G. Parker that a sewer be laid
from NJ street northwest, on 9th street, to p
street; communication from Charles l.. Hulsa
recommending that all cutters to be newly laid
in this District be laid in concrete, and several
other CO communications were referred for report
ne Chief OF Police was authorized To keen
PeEnSy lyania avenue clear of vehicles during
The parade Of knights Templar on Friday, the
I'D instant
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OFFICIAL.

nFFIOIAL PUBLICATION OF TIE ACT or
W THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, ApproFed
August 10. ISL, FIXING THE TINE FOR
HOLDINGSFNER ELECTIONS In THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Az Acr fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
Be o. enacted - rae Lsstslaftrs Assembly cf tie
lSsfrtef az CelSsaotd, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth "Wednesday Of
November Of each year.
SEC 2. And Be 81 fsrfhs- enacted, That whereas an
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of
this act IL s hereby declares 10 be in force from and
after lite approval by the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM STCkNEY,
President of the Council.
APPROX ed, August 70. ISL.
X. ID. COOKE. Governor. au 1l-3m
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CCNsTABLEs FEEs.-An adjourned meeting
Of constables was held last evening at T. j. Blck.
lers Office when the scales Offices TO be presented
to the Court in General Term was amended as
ioilows: Serving summons so cents; summoning
witnesses, 30 cents; serving n ia, 30 cents. and
10 per cent. on sales Hereunder, and per cent
on collections; assistance in serving same, 50;
serving landlord and tenant writs, So; serving
venue for jury, Is cents each, including attend,
ance at court and on jury; serving wrfts of re-
Pieyin and attachment, 81; commission same as
z Ja. Mr.. j. I. Clark presided, with Il. j.
Blcksler as secretary. A COMMUNICATIONS o.
kimmen and L. j. Bicksler-were appointed
to employ counsel and present the same to the
Court. Wv
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
l\GQYERNoRp publishing act entitled "a An ae
mont and Potomac Railroad COMPANY upon Certain
conditions" and submitting the same to the peonle
Of said pistrict, and prescribing the form In which
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August n, lg1.}
Notice IS Aosot f,een and proclamation made that
Oh Angus: Isl s ani P;Ess
and poo%se q sss :Sk Of the
certain conditions will be submitted 10 the people
% % viii Be- held on the 6HS thso
vember, ISL being the twenty second day OF that
~ sna E. sss
oct shall contain the words
IAN act to authorize subscri,t,op IN the no.. .,
the Piedmont and fotomac Railroad Company upon
sfss. s e. ssSs
xexITsT AA s"e wora
IAN oct 70 authorize q subscription to the ssock
& and hs. esescn HR Ss ASs9s s
Destss q ssd prs sSs Ss sns aous 81
act is hereto suh'oined and publication thereof Is
NV " - Governor of the District Of Coimbi.
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company
upon certain conditions.
81 . .9 sy s I Hss,',s;ss a.e e q;
fhst the construction Of the Piedmont aud Potomac
railroad recently authorized by act OF the Legs-
brcs Of Columbia and sy further aet ~ e ad
Legislature the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
bond Of said Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Com.
pany 70 amount necessary 20 furnish scperstruc
, srs SS sx ~ rear TssneVer A. aSg m ae
hye years from the date OF aid last mentioned act
ten miles Of said road shall be ready for sui
persfrucfurs: and whereas " Il creihy representa-
that the sun Of six hundred Thousand dollars, "a
iess. win enable zsid Piedmont and Potomac Ran
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U,HE GREAT DISCOVERY,
i LETTER yEoM GENERAL HOWARD

LETTEB ycoM GENERAL HOWARD.
MAsHLNeToN, ID. c., Jlly a, lsl.
u rsGr e BALM OF ffE sT n nv ham Ss
and tshe found n y all ysS ssGSDRsnS am glad .
Der tiy doins SO much god Your truly, -' h evil
Brig. General U. S. A
Lsttsr from JUDGE WYLIE, Of o. s. S9prsr.
pe.r.r have gwen your BALM OF OF t q for
eeets seSiiSfui wash for both tbs scaip and
hair and Its ngenSf % seoih the and revys
delishtiul have not used Z except as a wash but
thus far, has occurred from me, i should feel great
confidence IN taking 4 as medicine, according 70
'V Pra S Cod. " 's xSDBE& wis WILLS.
wAsHISsTos, July LIST, 1871.
After using your BALM OF LIFE IN many in
soTds the relief sonaR For r co
headache, cstsrrh, cough, and all external milan
1870 4. J, MEIGs. JR.
Lsssr. yfev Rec. FATHER BOYLE
OF P.f rs isps ;1, St
VIM be grstefully acknowledged. or II charged
sili be duly hODOred. en- slsossthsr Pls.ssd with
jun -, 1871. I.E BOYLE.
b. bsfhins the hesd, syss, face ssrs. wrists and
fering from fever, with that
Cooling solution.
Pref. Cook's BALM Of LAfei
:sd rsss y 81 ss .oS.f fr'
cor sth and So; w. 8. Thogpscn, IeS 18th e;
~. and is:h 81; J. ?; Miibun Co, ssl ls,h q:
fc s and e. Ss pa sSr
sE, f. y. Sullivan. corner Sd g. and Mass. ave;
Shsslss MOSrs sa, I s :s s an Pa sSc.
corner III and Z sta, and O. n: wh,,lon, 1900
greet. T. L. Cropisy Co. iee Fridge O. Georse-
town; also. 81 retail BY Druessts generally Manu-
| ucniass and Directions. sus-t
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CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White. chiropodist, No. SIS
18th street. opposite Treasury, Washington, and
fully treats Corns, Buniens, Ingrowing Nails,
Sc, without pain.
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. Tn.
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, novelty in
first class Glove. Ladies be early and secure
good choice in calling at G. Baum's Kid Glev,
Depot, 4OS It'll street.
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GENTS FURNISHING DEPor.-Try the 81
Gents Kid Gloves, every pair warranted. a
Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, Alb 9TH street
between ID and streets If
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Georgetown Advertisements

SfECiAL NoTlCE.-GEoReEgowN.D ID. C. So
=, tember is, lSl.-Having dissolved the he,-s..-
shoemg business with M. John Lynch. aud having
retained the old stand. hope, by strict Rftenffon H.
business 90 merit liberal share q my former MAJ.
rons. But not being personally acquainted with
Ilahy 81 them, hope my former work may D. sur-
hclent guarantee 20 warrant their continuaton win
me. MATTIFrW Nal 81 -''
seioot No. al Prospect STREE
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For THE CHEAPEST AND BEST fitting Shirts
call at Prices Gents Furnishing DEPOT l13 It'll
street, between ID and r streets. u
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GoETz g PATENT REPLHCTINa GAS AND
LAMP SHADES viii save one-half of the guam
tty of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 404 9TH street. is the agent for them
and also for GoetZ's Double-cone Chandelier
Rehectors.
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CooL--The thermometer at Mr. Halls, 12tt
and Nj streets, registered only As degrees above
zero at 20 this morning. This is cooler thar
the weather has been at this date or SO early In
the season, for number of years past.
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,,kiNpEReAITES.-Miss Hooper, assisted by
Miss Annie Loring, of Boston, will reopen the
ngn.Sergarden, on the 18th Of September, in one
OF the rooms OF the Business College Building.
corner of 9TH and l. Streets
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"A MASS MEETING, under the auspices of the
Momans Club, viii be held in Lincoln Hall
Friday evening, September 22d, at 5 o'clock
Subject for consideration: The Social Evil. H.
Extent, Causes and Remedies '''
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From j. Shiilington we have the October
and EreYy Saturday for Sept. 30.
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We ARE REQUESTED 70 call the attention of
buyers and others 70 the large sale OF yelvets.
body and tapestry, Brussels, three-ply. ingram.
ana other CARPETS, rugs, mats, &c, which will
take place At the saiesrooms OF ~. T. wall Z.
Co, in a few days Full particulars will he
given in cur advertising columns hereafter.
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TIE MOST POPULAR sewing Machines in tn,
market are the Mclean 81 Hooper Elastic Loci
Stitch and the Wilson New Underfeed Shuttl
Machines Although they are selling at the Low
price of $40 and s45 upward, yet they are war
ranted equal to any and superior to some of tn,
high-pficed machines. The terms are very easy
A. ROsenthal, 4O4 9TH street. Is the agent, Ii
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Mr.. n. +. ETHEL, for some time foreman of
The composing room Of the Government Printing
once, has rendered his resignation to take effect
on 30th inst, and Mr.. Henry BRYANT has been
appointed to the position.
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pARENTs, sAYE MoNEY.

SCHOOL BOOKS
sold at publishers prices. Complete stock OF
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
sus AT POE a sELIGsoN's, .Gesree,o-n.
" NHlLDRENS CAST Off rLoTWINg.
SyYIs, SHOES etc, at l.. GRADwOHLS, I1s4
EIlo9e street, GeorgetOwn. Note by mail fraa
oeoreetown OF Washington attended 90. ocSs-ly
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ATTENTION is called 10 the advertisement in
another column of Messrs X. w. Walker & Co..
who offer an unusually rare opportunity, con-
sisung OF valuable square Of ground in the
others should investigate this offer before in
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An ELEGANT Broehe Shawl. for sale At
Princes Bazaar, under Loan Office lOa6 Penn.
avenue, between 9th and 10th SIS.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, Studs, French Gut-
Tortoise Shell and jet JeweiFy. received AZ
PTigg's Jewclry Store, No. iJ7, PENNSYLVANIA
ayeEne, between ~ and 9th street.
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CITY ITEMS.

FALL OvRRcoATs-A handsome assortment.
GEO. G. HENNIN0,
410 Seventh street y. w.
SEWER PIPE, Bends, Branches, &C., at Ham
ilton & Pearson's. No. 4, Y. NJ. c. A. Building. 2
FRANC,
the Halter,
has opened
New Hat Store,
at
4S3 Seventh street,
next door 70 the Original Franc.
This
Will be the Place
to get
Hats Of every description
at a fair price.
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TEE SEAToN SCHOOL BUILDING, on street
northwest, between "a and Sd, recently COM
pletcd. has been examined by the committee
appointed in compliance with the request of
Governor Cooke, (ex-NayOr Emery, ex-Alder-
man Champion, Messrs. W. II. Pope and Clar-
ence Nj. Barton, late Of the CITY Councils and
Nessrs. Hart, Champln, and Mcclellan of last
years Board of School Trustees.) who report
the building IN every respect admirably adapted
for the purpose intended. The committee also
approved the account for erecting the same,
tS45 ,2i4.62E } and adopted resolutions compli-
mentary to the contractor, Mr.. Robert 4. Flem-
ing, and to Nr. Cluss, the architect.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
DHILP & SOLOMONS'
NEW BOOK LIST.

New England Legends, by Harriet Prescott Spot.
lord; Sl Bryant Homer g Odyssey, vol. /; IS. The
students Elements Of Geology, by Sir Chas Lyell
embodying the results Of the most recent inyestga-
tons and the most profound knowledge, and made
more available by numerous illustrations; g. Vol
ume Of the Life and Times of Lord Brougham, writ.
ten by himself, work valuable TO all rising men of
every profession furnishing in its pages brilliant
example Of the fruits Of industry and
Dinah Mulock; 30 cents. Pictures of Travel In
Sweden and Switzerland, with visit at Chas Dick
ems, house, fascinating book of travel, by Hans
Andersen: Is. The Last knight, from the Ger
man OF Ansstasius Grun, volume of ballads of great
power and briliisncy, founded the life of Maxi
milan L.. e. 20. The Fables OF Pilpay, Hindoo ia
bles; copously illustrated; 81 20. Stories of Old
English Poetry told anew from the most famous and
most Of the classic and poems in the
English language, by Abby Sage Richardson; 81 80
Emory Washhurn, Ii. D.; 50 Folle- Farine, By
Oneida; 81. The Great Social Evil, its causes ex-
tent, results, and rtla"dies, by VIM. Logan; 81 Is
Gideon's Rock, BIZ hs,i .rIae saunders; 81 Ba-
lanstion 8 AdYentures b. Rob L Browning: a 90
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MEssRs. MARISI & BATES, both we'll known
Instructors Of the terpsich0rian art, viii work TO-
gether this winter, and those who wish TO perfect
themselves In the latest fashionable dances viii
&c well TO join the opening classes AZ the Acade-
my, on u street, between 9Th the 10th, ON Satur-
day evening next.
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IN OUR AMUSEMENT COLUMN will be found
the announcement of the advent in our CITY of
the vienna Lady Orchestra" which has been
unusually successful in New York during its
late performances, and which win no doubt at
tract large audiences in this city; as aside from
the merits Of the troupe as skilled musicians.
said to be young and beautiful, and hence at
tractiye.
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OUR NEW STYLES OF CORsErs and eom,
new improved have just come from our factor,
In Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe
tition. Every pair warranted TO be q perfect ft
o. BAUN, Corset and Heopskirt Manufacturer
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HExrLrR has all kinds Thermometers and

HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleen
Braids in all shades have Just been imported by
branch of his well-known establishment. AOS 18th
street. Ladies go and see the new styles.
1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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MARBLE AND SLATE mAsTELs.

GAkBLE AND sLATE MAkIELs.
Ian now selling ~ reduced prices, for cash, 90 ny
Marble Works, north street and New York avenue,
the Treasury Depsrtmest.
uyiI-lr WV. BUTtEkFOED
- AZ>AR-Bargsin. IN Ladies'. Gents snd Chu
ID drens UNpEECIoTHING nay b. found ~
Womer's Christian Associations, judiciary SQUARE.
All orders promptly and neatly executed. Entrance
On y street ,betveen<ts Apdsth. n0li-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-21

novelty in Hoopskirts are now at exhibition at c.
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