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r ooK OUT FOR BARGAINsl BARGAINsl

OoK OUT FOR BARGAINSi BARGAINSi
i BARGAINSi at the old stand (but new storey
The subscriber has Just opened an immense guam
tv of new fall and winter dry goods. In the
large assortment will be found those which are
scarce and desirable, and in point of beauty, rich
ness and cheapness cannot be exceIled. gs ~
As I have all kinds of goods usually kept in
staple and fancy dry goods stores, il is useless to
specify. To my regular puhctual credit customers,
goods will be sold on the same pleasing terms 90
heretofore. EW
To cash customers, / would only add, give me a
call. and the goods are yours. i.si
GEORGE STETTINfUS,
Entrance on Pennsylvania avenue and street.
Washington, Sept. 8, is45
Sept. 6-2aw3w,
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NTARSHAL'S SALE.--In virtue Of two writs
lvl of 6er facias issued out from the clerks Of
fee Of the circuit court Of the District Of Columbia
for the county of Washington, and to me directed,
| shall expose at public sale, for cash, on Wednes-
day, the 18th Of October next at the front of the
courthouse door Of said county, at l2 o'clock M,
the following property, Wis
The east half Of LOO No. 30, in reservation No. TO-
Of the city Of Washington, with the improvements
thereon, being two-story brick dwelling, and other
the property or Elizabeth Bacon and cold to satis-
fy judicals No /, to November term, ls43, in ia
vor Of Charles d. Moorehead, use Of Joseph w.
Beck also, judicals No 2, to November term, Io43,
in favor of John p. Van Ness, against said Eliza
beth Bacon. ,,
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal of the District Of Columbia
SEPT 15-dts
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ARA HOUSE FOR SALE or RENT
- lftlA Aivo-s'ory brick house on street
HE between 9ih and 10Th streets, being
the second building in the east end
~ the block known a. Green's buildings," and
At present occupied by Mr.. Thomas J Williams
The terms Of sale will be made very low and sc
eommsds,ing 10 suit a purchaser. n not sold
within the present month"; i will be rented from and
sit.r the lei Of October.
A. CoYLE, Agent.
SEPT s-s,eod
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Almost every State in the Union. besides those
named produces from 900 900 600 900 and 500 900
pounds
The woolen manufactures 10 the same year stood
as follows; In 1899, the number Of filling mills
amounted TO 1000. In same year, woollen man
ufactories amounted TO I,420-eaptsI invested abou,
SIS, 000,0 600
This branch Of manufacturing business grew up
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The exports Of woolen goods, taking their de-
clar,d value as the standard, have apparently de-
cliaed. This is owing to the decrease in the price
Of wool, with the corresponding decrease in the
price Of cloth.
The feeces which are taken in South Australia
in the spring. reach The London wool market in au-
tumn, and are generally sold out to dealers and man
ufacturers at auction.
The largest single woollen mandatory in the
United States is that OF the Middesex, at Lowell,
Massachusetts,, owned by the Messrs. Lawrence
e. Co.
In 1910, they had invested in this establishment
$500 900. They ran 1920 spindles, IS looms for
broadcloth, and 81 for CASHMERE, and employed $50
females with l65 males. The quantity Of cloth
produced per week amounted TO 63OO yards, be.
sides ] 500 yards Of cashmere THIS mill consumed
GOO, 900 pounds Of wool per ennum
According To the agricultural statistics Of 1910,
embraced in the census returns, the total amount Of
wool produced in the United States amounted, IN
that year, to $4,000, 900 pounds, viz;
! million Ground numbers1 IN Maine.
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M ANTED TO RENT--A small but comfort
wv able dwelling-house, somewhere between
pennsylvania avenue and II street north and south,
ana 18th and 18th streets east and west The rent
10 Dc about $50 per annum. Inquire at this Office
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FURNISHED PARLoRs FOR RENT.--Two
IL psrlors, handsomely furnished, in the immedi-
ais Eseisiiy of the Treasury Department, would be
rens>d low. Or the house, furnished or unfnrnish-
Cd, may be rented; and. II agreeable, the present
occupants "a widow lady and her dsnghier) would
bo~rd With de family. Inquire st this ONCE
Sept ls--vu
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ALEXANDRIA, BOARDING SCHOOL,

ALEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL
TIME twenty second annual session of this in
i stitution will commence on the 9Th Of Septenl-
Der.
The course of study is extensive, and embraces
all the branches of finished education.
The principals of the institution devote themselves
personally to the instruction and government Of the
students, and are assisted in the various depart
ments OF the school by able and experienced teach
ers.
Besides the daily examinations and recitations,
the students, at the end of every six weeks care
fully review oil the studies they have passed over
during that period, and are rigdly examined upon
them, in order to revive and permanently fix them
in their minds The result of this examination,
together with statement of the scholarship,
order, &c, Of each student is recorded, and, by
means of printed certificates, regularly transmitted
to parents and guardians by mail.
The institution is provided with an extensive
collection of philosophical, astronomical, and chem
ical apparatus; models, diagrams, minerals and pre-
pared specimens of natural history; which greatly
contribute to the advancement of the students in the
study of the different sciences.
Full courses Of scientific and popular lectures
upon natural philosophy astronomy, and chemistry,
are delivered annually.
Particular attention is paid to the preservation of
sound morals, and to the cultivation Of good man
ners and correct habits among the students.
The discipline ofthe school is strict and firm, but
afectionate and salutary; endeavoring to act upon
the moral principle in The students, rather than
through feeling of degradation or admiration.
Terms for board, lodging, washing, attendance
upon lectures, and tuition in all the branches taught
except the modern languages and drawing, one hun
dred and sixty dollars per year of forty-sx weeks
each quarter payable in advance. French, Spanish,
and drawing, each six dollars per quarter extra
For circulars giving further particulars, apply to
CALEB s. HALLOWELL q BROTHER,
Principals, Alexandria, d. c.
Sept. 6-3td&3tc
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A N ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF DRY
~ GOODS.-Opcning at the new store on Penn
syvania avenue, several doors west Of Browns Ho-
TEL stock of fresh fall dry goods, which is not only
general and complete, but comprises the choicest Sc
Iections of the northern markets. Will you call and
look at them' Don't confne your shopping between
It'll street on the east and 9Th street the west,
when, by diverging little from the accustomed
track, you may derive advantage in more than one
particular Don't fail TO call. Remember that my
goods are all fresh and bright. No old goods
JAMES b. CLARK,
Next door east OF Giman's Drug Store, and six
doors west Of Browns Hotel.
Sept l7-3teof&liw
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lJoTELER, DOM, & co. have just received
I'D and opened eight sets flowing blue dinner sets,
Of the newest shapes and patterns Also, tea sets of
the anne ware; a handsome assortment Of China tea
sets and toilet ware; large assortment Of cut and
pfessed glass ware, and considerable addition to
their calumet ware and chairs, rendering their stock
of hoase-fufnishing goods complete; all Of which
they will sell low for cash. or TO punctua Gus
toners NJ they can he had IN the District.
Please call and examine before purchasing, for
W. feel assured that we can please, both in price
and palern. al who may call upon us. We ,cH sell
" lhoss wsnfiag viii call
BorELER, DOM, & Co.
SEP. s--eoJ3df
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By A. Green, Auctioneer.

By a. Green, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUC-
Y TION.-On Friday, the 18th instant, | shall
sell, on the premises, ut o'clock p M, lot No. 3
in square No. 81, fronting on New York avenue,
between ODD and 23d Streets near the observatory.
The lot large and will admit Of several divisions
it is handsomely situated, and worth the attention
of persons wishing to make good investment
Title unqucstionable.
Terms, cash. A. GREEN,
Sept 1876 Auctioneer.
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SETH BARTON.

COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
CONTINUES to practise in the Supreme Court
~ Of the United States, except that he takes no
employment in cases adversely to the interests of
the United States Sept IL
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r AW SCHOOL.-Having derived great adj
IL vantage to my health from travelling this sum
mer, propose to open law school in the city OF
Richmond, to be conducted on the plan pursued by
me at the University of Virginia. My principal
textbook will be my own Commentaries, which
may be procured by the student from m yself other
books necessary TO the course may be readily pro-
cured as they wanted, in Richmond The
school to be opened on the 18th of November, and
to close on the 18th of May. The course will en-
brace lectures natural, constitutional, and NUM-
cipa law. The fee for admission to the school will
be $50, payable on entrance.
HENRY ST., GEO, TUCKER.
Sept. l3-wtf
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About this period, considerable over-trading took
place; and in 1926 the imports fell off to ten or
eleven million pounds.
Within the last ten or fifteen years, some i'm
proved breeds of sheep were sent out to South Aus
tralia and Van Dieman's Land, where they were
found to succeed very well, producing, at small ex
pense of pasturage, most excellent feeces of wool
The receipt Of wool in England, from those distant
colonies, since that period has been steadily on the
increase, and in 1888 amounted to three million
pounds-equa to the whole import of wool into
England from Spain prior to 1900. The focks of
the latter country have been greatly diminished by
civil wars, and, with agriculture, manufactures, and
commerce, much neglected The quality of the
wool has also deteriorated not selling for half
much as the German wool.
In 1900, in England the number Of short-wool
sheep was Ia 1851 ,299. Weight Of eeces varied from
81 to lbs; the average being or lbs. the num-
Der of packs at the same period was l98,475.
Number of long-wool sheep at the same time was
4,l53, sos; number of packs, 13l ,799; weight of
fleece was from TO lbs; average about 10 81
lbs.
In 1928, the number of packs Of wool were
100 ,655 of the short breed, and of the long fleece
263 .S47 packs
r g 10
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
w. T. JENNINGS g. CO.,
23l Broadtcou. .Ncw York.

ID RESPECTFULLY inform the inhabitants Of
n Washington that they have taken the store on
Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining the corner Of Sixth
street, ms branch Of their establishment, for the
sale OF gentlemcn's fashionable clothing.
The well-known reputation OF their establishment.
il is believed, will be sufficient guarantee for the
quality and style Of all goods sod by them.
Their stock consists Of sack and surtoui over
coats; coaks body sacks; frock, dress, and DOrsay
coats; French and English cashmere pants; silk
sain bombesin. cashmere, and fancy vests; cham
Der robes; scarfs orava,s; hosiery gloves suspend
era; and every article necessary for geo,lemsn''
wardrobe which will be sold At the lowest Nex
York prices.
Orders will lie received aud executed In New
York, in the best style, a, short notice.
Sent l7--dlm
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A HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.--Wil
IA be offered at public sale on Thursday next,
the 18th instant, at 4 o'clock, on the premises on
VI street north, near 9Th street west, two-sory
frame house, containing six rooms, with pantry,
wood-house, and stable attached. The lot on which
il stands, containing nearly 1000 feet is in garden,
highly improved, with choice fruit and shrubbery,
ard has pump OF very fine water at the door.
Terms Of sale: 0nc-half cash, and the balance in
three equal payments OF six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
A. GREEN,
Sept Is Auconeer
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Third, fourth, and tfM i,stalments.
TINE subscribers TO the stock Of the Magnetic
i Telegraph Company are hereby notified to pay,
at the Office Of Corcoran & Riggs, in the city Of
Washington, an instalment of 90 per cent. on their
subscriptions, by the 10th day of September next;
further nstament Of 20 per cent. by the LIST day of
October next; and further instalment of 20 per
cent. by the LIST day of November next
w. w. CoRCoRAN, Tr,s,s.s
b. B. FRENCH, iio''e'S'
Aug. 2S--lwn&lwS&O
Nat Int.l
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ItOUNTRY-S SEAT FOR RENT.-The country
~ seat of the late Joseph Nourse, with thirty
acres of land on the heights Of Georgetown is still
for rent. The house has been fully repaired; the
situation is most beautiful and healthy and the CON
few minutes, by road excellent ut nll times rem
ders it most desirable residence at all seasons Of
the year.
The keys may be had at Mr. Lewis store, on
the turnpike road, nearly opposite to the gate of the
premises. Terms very moderate.
CHARLES ]. NOURSE.
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INo attention ioi be paid 10 any order 's'less ihe
money accompanies IT,
IfThose desiring complete copies Of the Con-
gressional Union and Appendix, will please send us
their names previous to the LIST day Of December
next.
IFWe will willingly pay the postage on all let
tiers sent to containing fire dollars and upwards.
Other letters directed TO us, with the postage UNI
paid iriH not be taken out Of The Office.
Is-Newspapers throughout the country, who
will publish the above prospectus until the meeting
of Congress, will receive, in return the Congress-
ional Union during the session.
RICHIE & HEISS.
WAsHINoToN, August /, lS45
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The persons employed in Great Britain in its
manufacture have been estimated at 500, 600; and
the capital invested at ii 000,000 pounds sterling.
This estimate is considered large. II is curious
fact, that in 1900 the woollen manufacturers OBJ
ected strongly TO the union between Englapd and
Ireland, the ground Of the injury their business
was likely to sustain by the measure They petition
ed Parliament against the union, and put forth the
most exaggerated accounts Of their trade.
Mr. Stevenson estimated the whole amount OF
woollen goods produced in England and Wales at
about Gle, 100000, viz:
Raw material at &C, 100000
Interest and wear and tear. . 2, 400 900
Wages g, 600 900
4Is 600 600
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TRANSPORTATION OFFICE,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
Washington, Sept. IL, lS45.
n OTlCE.--On and after Monday next, the 18th
~ Instant, the through fare in either direction,
between this city and Baltimore, will be 81 co. and
at the rate Of cents per mile for intermediate dis
tances. BY order,
sAML STETTINlUS, Agent.
Sept l2--lm
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eIs,Ooo,OoO

And the number Of people employed at 500 600.
Taking in Scotland, and the increase Of population,
and it is supposed the following is near the present
exteat Of the trade:
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Aug. 6-law3w*

DOARDING.-A mess of six or eight gentlemen
ID can be comfortably accommodated with gen
teel board in private family. The location is GEN.
trail and pleasant
Application to be made on street, nearly oppo-
site the old Medical College.
Sep. l-eO6t
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I.


Washington, Sept. S, l845.
A LII PERSONS having claims against this in
n sttution up to the 3lst of August, are re-
guessed tic bring them forward for examination; and
all who are indebted up TO the above date, are re-
ques,ed and required to make payment without de.
lay. ROBERT COLTMAN, Y
Sept 5-eod2w Warden.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

VEGETABLE FEVER ANDAGUE PILLS
IntaJl16te cure for ChilLs o, Ferer d Ague
~ HE success of these Pills in curing in a few
u hours, where ALL other remedies have fail
ed, and that too, in cases of twelve and eighteen
months Standing warrants the assertion, that,
if taken according to the directions, they are a
certain cure long list of certificates in proof
of their infalibility, might be added, but those
upon the directions are deemed sufficient. Try
them and be convinced that they are the most
efeetual and most certain, and the very BEST
remedy ever offered to the public, to insure a
permanent and lasting cure.
Having for several years past suffered under
repeated attacks of Chills and Fever, especially
during the fall and spring months, was induced
10 try various remedies, bat nothing seemed 10
be efectual until tried DR.. Tyler's Ague and
Fever Pills, which stopped the chillS before |
had taken half OF the box. This was a wear
since, and have remained perfectly free from
anv symptoms of return OF this most loathsome
disease. GEORGE NJ WAIT
These valuable Pills for sale in Holly Springs
at the Drug Store of K. p. Lewis, at Law renee &
Warren's, North M. Pleasant, and in Salem. bv
r. nj. Boyd, and Leake s. Mcdonald, al 81 per
box.
February D. l645-n27-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20
DIR. Lacouni's ToOlhache Elixer,

Is sure speedy and certain cure for the
most distressing and painful disease that can
afflict the human frame. Ia almost all cases
of ToorHAcHE il arises from diseased stale OF
the parts. which exposes 10 the action OF the at
moSpheric air, the NERVE and internal surface
of the cariouS rotten tooth, and cure must
be effected either by rendering those parts ex-
posed impervious 10 the action of the air The
above remedy is particularly adapted to destroy
the Nerve, with the slightest injury TO the other
teeth. There is not the slightest danger in its
application, is il painful in its effects: Price
only so cents with directions. For sale in HoI-
ly springs by E. Il. Talbot, sign of tie Golden
Mortar.
May IL 1045-12m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20
TRUST SALE.

BY virtue of deed of trust. executed May
5 1910, by William Gordon. and duly Re
corded in Lafayette County, will sell TO
the highest bidder, at the Court House
Door in Holly Springs. on the 9Th day OF
January. 1916, the South west qualter OF
Section 2l. Township z, OF Range west
of the Basis Nerd ian chickasaw Surveys
Sta'e of Mississippi. The title to the above
land is believed to be gooJ, but convey
only such title as is vested in me as Trus-
tee.
WALTER GOODMAN, Trustee.
Holly Springs, July 8. 1845.-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20
TRUST SALE

In pursuance cf the terms Of deed Of
trust made TO me as Trustee. on he twenty
eighth day of April. A. ID l84l. duly ac-
knowledged and recorded in he office OF
the Clerk ofthe Probate Court of Marshall
County, Mississippi, in Deed Book pages
233 & 234-I shall sell at public auction.
% the highest bidder for cash, al the Court
House In the town of Holly Springs, on
Tuesday the 18th day of November, A. ID
lS45, at IL O'Clock NJ. the fine CHURCH
ORGAN now standing in the Episcopal
Church in the town of Holly Springs.
J. DELAFIELD. Jr.
Memphis. Tenn May 8, l645-3S-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20
LOOK At THIS!
Mn GER u Mn

=
HE public are respectfully solicited TO IA
vor me with call, and give me a chance to
relieve them of some of their maladies.
propose to treat all cutaneous affections, sores,
and Cancers of long standing, Scrof1ula and
Erysipeias, Slf Joints, Milk leg. Bone Eel
ons Group, Phthisic, Dyspepsia Scald
head, and all affections arising from the
diseased Liver or Spleen, Rheumatic af-
fections ard Graval. Also, Dumb Palsy,
provided he can see the patient within Ten
days frem the first attack
My charges in all cases will be noder-
ate, when perfect cure is effected; when
no reliefis given, no charge will be made
Residence 3 miles East of North
Mount Pleasant, near the road leading to
Holly Springs
Post Office, North Mount Pleasant, Miss.
All letters must be post paid 10 ensure at
tentIon
DEMPSEY P. GILBERT.
July 5, lS45.-n46-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20
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q |! . !; J :. sEE .,':
sEPeadache-sTck or Nervous.
iune14th l845.

THOSE who have suffered aud are weary Of
\ suffering with this distressing complaint will
find Peters Vegetable Pills remedy at once
certain and immediat in its effects One single
dose OF the pills taken the headache is
ielt coming on, will cure il in one hour entire
ly.
As remedy in summer and b01rcI complaints
they display their wonderful powers to admIra-
rion, and far superior TO any thing in use for
those complaints.
In Dyspepsia and Lirer complaints they stand
unTiyaIled.
Many have been cured in few weeks :aiter
having suffered under the dreadful complain
for years.
In habituaE c0stiUcness they are decidedly supc-
rlOr 40 any Vegetable Pill ever brought before
he public, and one so cent box will establis h
heir surprising virtues and place them beyond
de reach of donbt in the estimation of every in
dividual.
ricaI affections loss Of appetite, and all COM
maints 10 which females alone subject.
They are mild in their action and convey al
post immediate conviction OF their utility from
] c irSt dose. They may be taken by persons,
any age, and the feeble, the infirm, the nervous
ard delicate are strengthened by their operations
because they clear the system of bad humoTs,
buiet nervous irritability and invariably pro-
duce sound health.
Upwards OF three haHdrei and ssreHtV thoHsaHd
bOTeS of th s. inestimable pills have been sold
within the last twelve months in three SIaet
alone and more than three times the same guam
As an anti bill Gus medicine no family should
BE- without them. single trial of them is more
satisfactory than a thousand certificates.
In aern Southc!imate, these Pills are admins
tered with uniform success. For more than ten
years the verdict ortheir efficiency has been pro-
nounced and could jury of all they have reliev-
E | be summoned STOm the North, the South, the
East AM the West, millions of voices would be
heard in acclamaii ion OF their matchleSs proper
ties. The child aud the adult-the youth and
decrepid old man-both sexes and all ages-may
alike take these Pills with safety and the certain
~ of relief Price fTiy cents per boI.
Be caaeful 10 observe, that on the cCver of each
box lin me tiR) is stamped PETERS VEGETABLs
PILLS.
Peters Pills for sale wholesale and RETAIL al
New York prices in Holy Springs at the Drug
store Of l.. p. Lewis; at Lawrence 81 Warren'S
North Mt Peasan5 in Salem by K. M BOYD
aud Leake s. Mcdonald and on enquiry, vii,
be found in every town and at most o: the eoun-
try stores i'm this State BE careful 10 get Peters
Vegetable Pills and do not be induced to try
other pits.
% IS4f-rf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20
CHEAP! CHEAPER!!
CHEAPEST!E

One of our firm wishing to 20 E3s, ID
few weeks for the purpose Of buying OUT
fall supply of Goods, and having a yuy
large stock Bf Spring and Summer Goods
on hand, we are determined 10 sell them
for very small advance on cost. We
know il would be The interest Of all ghl
wish to buy cheap Goods TO give asa call
RHINE & KOuN.
o. Call at Sledge's old stand Nagb
west corner of the Public Square. R &E
june IA SIS. u43