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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

FRESH SPRING GOODS. 81
TTNHE subscriber will be receiving, during tie
i present week, per packet etStatesman ard Flank.
om New York, fuls supply OF fresh Grocc, es
and offers to the citizens of Washington complete
assortment, comprising aas ara Uae. ,F@sa
ST. Croix, Porto Rice, New Orleans, and Mus
eovado Sugar, in bids. and bills. 4. m .s
Loaf, lump, crushed, powdered, brown and
white Havana Sugars,G .lasH aHa .T 4f.
Sugar-house, st. Croix. and w. |. Sirup
New Orleans, Porto Rico ,Sugar-house, ST.
Croix, and Trinidad Moasses. :.
TEAS. y
Gunpowder Imperial, Young Hyson, skin
and Black, fresh and Of the best quality.
COFFEE.
Java, Maracsibo, Lsguyra, (green and white, }
Pho, ST. Catharines, and Angostura
Spices Of every description, ground and ur-
ground esy9la3a al
Ca.sups in great variety gMf
Sardines and Curry Powder
Picked and smoked Salmon, Lobster and
CLAIMS, hermeticaiiy sealed
Anchovies, Capers and Olives @ s
Baker,, Kitchens, and others make Cocoa
and Chocolate srt.gGlst
Salad Oil of very superior quality y
French and-o other Mustards
Pi,h, Mackerel, Tin bills and kits,) Shad, Sal
mon. Cod, and Herring
CANDLES-Sperm, Aaaman,ine, Sterine <
NUTS almonds, Pecan, Eng ish and Bra7i
FRUITS-Raisins,u uCurrants Pruiies, Figs
Apples, Crahbcrries. &c. III
CHEESE-Sspsaeo and dairy Cheese.
OIL. ..tAie.3 .yHaUs.
1000 gallons winter Sperm Oil, keached an
unbieached, Solar and Summer
CIGARS 3fat Nrt"t H
10000 Cigars, comprising Regaa, ia Norma.
Pantils, Ord Byron, Principe, and other
brands tf'2 iestni 81 lsn1
Tobacco, in great variety, plug and fne-cu
chewing. ts" we" E5l
@ocSOAP.
Is boxes fancy Toilet soapl Y. .0. "
25 boxes Family Soap Hnh #.r
Buckets, Pals Baskets, Brooms, Brushes
Mats. &c ." 8t R''f
Manle sugar. $ s.f,ss.ri. arr .,a g
Thankful for liberal share of patronage from
The citizens Of Wash ngon hitherto, he respectfully
solicits continuance OF the same ca
saaF teehs,Ib s. HOLMES, ha
Nearly oppesite Patriotic Bank, 7.i street.
may 20-h 1fsU s.4 ID 4a1l
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PAPER.HANGING gs.tt.,
And Upholste ring Store, on PENNSYLVANIA

Arenne, befreen 9M and l0th streets.
II MOORE has jus, received an elegant asuoe
IL ment OF Paper Hangngs, suitable ior hats,
parlors, chambers, drawing and dining -rooms.
Also, large collection Of Firescree,,s and Ei.e
Velvet and plain Borders to match.
ID. Moore has mado, arran geu,ents at some OF l.
best factories in this country be constantly get
llng ~ store the latest styles Of Paper-hangus,
which will be sold at very small profits for cash. 1t
the old stand Of Muller a. Moore. tstio.sr 4
march 2S-tf ' Er t
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VNBE LIFE AND TIMES OF HENRY
CLAY, BY Calvin Cotton, .fuihor 20
Mus 7,ucfs,"" Four Years in Greet Britain, 4t.
The work consists Of two .olumcs octave, 504 pages
in each. am Us embellirhcd with two enprayines.
IT. mechanical execution Is IN the best style Of ele-
CANT literature. The price of the work is as follows:
In fine muslin binding S4 90
"a Do do do gilt edge and side S 90
In sheep, extra library style s 90
In f,'super extra gill I" Ma 81 PpFs so
I In Turkey morocco, super extra gilt so
The publishers would state that booksellers are
furnished with the work only at the subscription
price; and hence all who subscribe when The agent
makes his applications will probably get the work
cheaper iba'' ~ purchasing from the booksellers.
. h FARNHAM, Agent for the Publishers,
Corner Of ilth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
april ll-M Hs, Et5 ~ ..
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! Eroo,g, an, y lsxl l;l.,,af alntemal!

from me tNdhOndI InfeVgencer.
FLArTEnISG CQypLiM ESf.-7So great was III,
a aimiraon which the specimens of Photography iron
the Plumbe National Daguerreap Gallery command
ed at the late Fair that numbef Of gentlemen desi
T 'us ofesdfyihs Their high appreciation 81 the per
fection to which Pfofsssof Plunbe has brooeht thi
'b'auiiful art bavs presented him with hsndsom'
Gold Medal accompanied by q highly compliments
ry letter. Expressive their admration sf his geniu
an artist, and his worth as man.
June 15-2tawly. iptA F iA8tf@ tf tR " 4
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Keep Clean.

WETHERSFIELD SEEDS. SEEDsi-
HHOS, q. WILSON has removed his SecJ f.
i ablishment from street 10 Pennsylvania Az
enue, between 18th and 18th streets, next door 10
tiasllp and Weeden's Coach Factory, where he will
Keep constantly on hand general assortment of
fresh Seeds 10 suit the season. Gardners are re.
'lnes'ed TO call and examine for themselves Amono
oher varieties may be found large Flat White Tu,.
mp eeeas' husabaga, strap Lesf, and general as
'o.upe ~ hTHOS. G. WILSON. i
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DLUMBEn NATIONAL DAGUERRI-
AN GALLERY and photogra piers
Furnishing Depots:p 1850 .saesN II
ys,nl AWARDED. ,rHy .
GOLD sAND SILVER MEDALS,
-Four Fnsl Premiuns, and 7uo Highest
aG y Honors, .a
Atthe NationaL the Massachusetts, the New York.
and the Peuasylyania. exhibitions for the most
Splendid Colored Daymrreotypcs, and Besf
.dpporutus erer ErMbited
Concert Hall, PennsyIvania Avenue,
WAsHIssFoN CRY, YEAR Bpows's HorEL
.205 Baltrnorestreet, Baltimore, ad dio,ninc Camp
bclPs JeWcgy store. aa,n fasf 4 x. -
ISL Broadway, N New York. l......,
Boston, IS Court, and IS Hanover streets.
Petersburg, Va. Nlechapics' Hall.
1856 Chestnut str ret, Philadelphia.
Cincinnati, Fourth and Walnut and 176 Main
street EFet
Saratoga Springs, Broadway. II
Paris, l27 Vieille Rue du Temple.
Liverpool, ~ Church street ~ ,s0
Portraits tskehi ia exquisite style, without regard
to weather. s.'-s @,s.a 49,, '-
Inseruc,ons dssseh hiitii "a tle ART. =. .'sa
a large assonrpept of Apparatus and Stock a.,
ways on baiid, a, i1Ss IoweM calb prices. s'
#ss Nk4hfffE va -@fieBN4#t II Il !.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
azsa ass MH .sll
!NayIE ssz l-HSa5 5Ss 49,
TRANspoRTArIoN UrFicE,

WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER I3, 1845
NTOTlCE--lnpu pursuance of an order Of the Presi-
IN dent and Directors of this Company notice
is hereby given that no money except such as is
bankable in this city, will hereafter be received In
payment of ffelghts aceruing from the transporta-
tion of produce or merchandise on this road. aa
by order: SAML. STETTINIUS, &.
nov 27-tf uH Agent .
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THE,FIRST OF MAY!

W1E have THIS DAY opened an additional
Wv supply of new and beau,iful Goods for ,h.
Spring, consisting, in part as viz
Balzarines. Lawns, Graduated and rich striped
Bereges, Ombre shaded and Silk striped
h Lawns, graduated and Lace Powered, some
@ Ffs Is cents, very beautiful atsa .1}.
Ginghamsof every style and price sa 'taa 4
White. Cambria and Muslins corded, barred
and striped
Shawls, Scarfs and Ties, beautiful and rich in
style and quality. Hltassa. 1854
ALSO Fine French Cloths, Of every quality
and Price an. ..4,,e.., .s..
French Cassimeres, striped and plan rich and
elegant style p Eg# Hpf .4,r.
' Light and Black Silk and Satin Vestings
Iweeds and Gambroons. for Gentlemen aud
Boys, some at very lew prices II
Bleached and Brown Sheeting
| Do @ do Shir,ings
Domestic Ginghams, Peniientiary Plaids
Apron and Shirting Checks I4
1 Bleachcd and Brown Twilled Cottons.
! Together with their stock in Store, makes their
stock very complete, which will be sold very low for
cash. X. j.. SMALLWOOD g. CO.,
Pennsylvania avenue, betweeA 9th and 9th streets.
may 2-f U.s 8 # u.Ua4
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DOOTS AND SHOES, just received
ID We have a full and complete assortment Of
Mems Boots, Bootees, Nulliers and Caters, adies
Caters, Half lf-Gaters, Kid 4 Morocco Buskins, Ties
and Slippers, French style Misses Cater Boo'ss
HalfGai,ers. Buskins, Ties and slippers, together
with a complete assortment Of ChiIdrens Sloes,
which we will sell at the very lowest cash prices
X. l.. SMALLWOOD g. CO,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
/ NAV 2-tf M
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DENJAMIN HoMANs,e eAUCTIoNEER &

DENJAMIN HoMANs. AUCTIONEER e.
ED Commission Merchant hetween i0tn and IN
streets fronting Pennsyivahia Avenne, sohers for
sale on reasonable terms
DRY GOODS. Lancaster white Quits, a beau
tiful article in imitation of the Marsees, 7pisces Of
three-ply and other carpetings, Pongee silk hand.
kerchieis, worked and houncsd muslin robes, white
canlbric rihands and galloonss ~ III t.9 ic ts
GROCERIES, .-Pouchong tea, in half chests;
raisns, in whole aud half boxes, CASTLE and common
soap y 3sE
HARDW WARE.--Andiron axes, spades shovel, :,
tea kettles ovens, pots, SPIDERS wrought iron hinges
brass stair rods, brass candcstckst as .stIEa
BRITANNIA WARE.-CofIee and tea sets, O.
four and five pieces pitchers, coffee pots, tea pots
castors, lamps and caridesticks ~ te -.
GLASS WARE.--Cut and pressed lamps and
tumblers, colored wine bottles fruit and preserve
dishes, celery giasses, finger bowls, apothecary .
ware such tnctures, specie jars hooped jars salt
mouth. &c.
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.-Ptchers,
tea pots, jugs, crooks. RoaN9
WOODEN WARE Nests of cedar tubs oak
tubs. Aa * E.a' H"'oW
FANCY SOAPS-From the manufactures Of
II. p. d w. G. pTaylor Of Phlladephia ana L.
Davis, Of Boston.
SrATIUNE Black ink. IN quarts, pints,
paper, lead pencils sealing wax, penknives porfo-
iios, wrapping paper, bandhox boards
BLANK BOUKS.--Ledgers and tay DO oks, let
ter books, two, three and four quire cap. n a..
BEDDING-Feaher beds, hair mattresses, cot
ton mattresses, shuck mattresses, straw paiilasses
sackngs and bed covers. ,-i. s8s a4f
PIANOS Two new, and four second hand, Of
excellent tone assd finish. Also piano stools and
covers. tae Nssq abs.f f gst.sv atsfs &
TOOIS-Carpeniers' and Mlllwrghts'; snch as
chisels, augers drawing knives. Also, one case OF
shoemaker's tools, Of superior quality. Shoema-
LEATHER.--Calf skins, patent and sole lea
ther.
FARMING UTENSILS One horsepower
,reshing machine wheat fans, straw cutters, scythe
stones.
MISCELLANEOUS Window sashes and
blinds. glue, cologne water, hair brnshels, teeth
brushes, back, tuck, and side combs, looking glasses
Together with general assortment Of household
furniture new and second hand.
Sales attended TO in any part Of the city. and re-
turns promptly made XIV. july 2l-lt.
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pIREcToRs. Y lal1.' ..
Rensselaer, Havens Robert l.. Patterson,
Gulauuo Merle, Seth Low,
Lewis &. Grover Charles >. Macknrit,
VIM. A. F. Pentz, lhos Segur
VIM. NJ. Simpson,, Marcus l.. Wa.j.
Henry Mcfarlsn, i.t-.
h ROBERT l.. PATTERSON. President
BEsy. q. MiLLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH l. LORD Agent
JAMES STEWART. NJ. d.. No. 2, Bond 81.
Medical examiaer. t.I.t,s
~ Washington, ID. T..
JOSEPH &. LEWIS, Agenl, 7th street, nearly
opposite the Patriotic Bauk. sal
HARVEY LINUSLY, NJ. D.. corner Of d md
g. street. Medical .Sanin'r feb CT
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.TfaOg dd0gaOg on gFf4 W4F
thl0f d}0 iA"Aha0 UEE HF3ON
aD IaUIH3J
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,fthearIy O. rosite the Patriotic Bank. 7tb street.
!. dec l3-n ns-r
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HnIlimore Market. sepiember oI.

Cattle-Piccs rsnRod from S9a2,62y per 100 lbs. on
ho hoof. equal to 3 Has net, and averaging abOul S3.37i
ross.
Hogs-Livo Hogs have declined. We now quote at S.
5,25.
FIour-Thore wss a sale on Saturday Of a lot OF 500 bbs
Toward sueot Flour, not fresh, but subject 10 reinspection,
% $3.50. There is not mach inquiry today, aud no sales
have taken place. Holders arc asking Si,75.
I City Mills Flour.-Wo have made a thorough orplors.
ron Of Tho market to-day, but come out Of " without any
lefnto results AZ TO prices. The English n0ws 10 the 4h
Instant and the rise IN the New York mirket have COM
iloiely unsettled this, aud there have been no transactions
nther on Saturday ~ 10 day. There ate sonio orders Tor
parcels, but tiey are limited below what holders arc willing
. take, OF can afford to take, IN view Of tho advanced
Iriccs Of wheat Tho stocks Of both -four aud wheat in
irst hands ate very small.
/ Gnin-Whcat-The market has opened today with
brices showing an advaco Of i've to soyon cents per bush,l
20 those Of Friday. Tho supplies ao quiet small, aud tho
alcs Of fair good Nd reds have been mode To day 100 to
02 cents per bughol. Thoro ore no prime parcels N mar.
tei; they would bring, u here, some cents more. There
Yas . parcel Of fair good white IN market, not suitable itT
'amily nouf. for which Sl,20 ives demanded. bot we be
0ievo II found no iaker AZ that price.
Corn, on the strength Of tho English nows aud tho rico
n Now York, has Jumped up thirteen or fourteen cents pr
iushol since Friday. This morning some thousand bulls
n good Nd. white we're taken 81 Toe per bu, and ol yellow
% 7Jc. Sales Of Md. Ryos G5ci sud Of Oats al Bic.
Whiskey-Phees have advanced. On Saturday sales
4 bbls. were made ~ 2j Gems, and today sales Of hhds.
ave been made at2 cents.
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PnILAOELPmA MARRgr-sepl 10.

The excitement caused by tho steamers news created
bone stir In tho market for Cotton. and upwards oi 900
pales, mostly New Orleans, sold ~ Z a95 cts. on lime
lOlders ask advanced prices. Flour has also IN upward
endeney, and most factors decline selling until a0er 70.
eipts Of moro definite Intelligence by msiI. Some small
ots, not strictly fresh ground, sold AZ $3.50. Corn Meal
IN MARKET oil Inst could DO had, about 600 bbls
old Al 1895. Whcat-The only ssles reported, 500 bu
air Penn's red, NJ lOOc; holders arc generally storing
Som has advanced, and good yellow may be quoted NJ
56a7Oc; PoHn'a ivr dsulhng sold q; tho later Price
Dats-Southom dull Of sale ~ 3Ja32c. Provisions
Prices steady, with modentc nica. Sugars in request,
With sales Of 300 hhds New Ofieansat ii7e, and rosalos
q 100 hhds a, 7lc, al ON tine, mostly ~ leave The mar.
set Whiskey brings better prices; 300 bbls sold at25 oW,
put 26o u nov asked, and zee Zoe hhds.
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From tAs N.rtoil H.rsid Of ,,,t,,a.v.

-ANGERouS SITUATION OF THE u. s. BRIG
wAsHINGToN-LoSs Of HER COMMANDER
AND ELEVEN or HER CREW.
Mr.. f. r. Olms,ead, Masters Mate u. s. N. Comm,ndiny
Eeamer Engineer. ssme up yesterday morning from the
bpcs. and reports the following melancholy Intelligence
lhieh he received from Capt. Wilson. Of the brig J. Peter.
N. from Wilmington. bound to New York, whom he
'oke on Sunday 10 miles S. Of Cape Henry:
In the gale Of tho 7th, when in sight Of Smiths Island.
e U. 5. Brig Washington, Lieut.. Bachc, on a surveying
~Ipediiou. was knocktd down on her beam ,nd.. disrna.,.
.. and had her decks swept, lost poop-deck. guns. and
pats, and had twenty-five mon washed overheard. 10 Of
HON were drowned. Capt. W., frat saw the brig ON the
9th inst, with her colors Union down. and ran 10 her -.
stance; when he was requested to lay by her, which he
I'd for tho space OF four days, and supplied her with spars,
cable. and anchor. In the gale OF the night Of the 18th
ist, both vessels were hove TO, and on the ne II day Capt.
y. lost sight OF tho brig, 20 mics to tho north Of Lattcra,.
/ which time che was working up for Cape Henry. The
hptsiu OF n ba'9ue reported that she stood away to tho South
b Sunday, but Capt. w. does not credit II. The Steam.
hip Palmetto, bound Tor the Brazos, with Government
lores, supplied the Washington with n small boat capable
{ holding three or four men only.
Since tho above was in type, the brig J. Peterson has ar
we'd in Hampton Roads, aud tho captain reports that n
bong the number Of the drowned, was 1t. Bache, comman-
Ter ofthe Washington.
Capt. Wilson, Of tho J. Peterson, had entered into n writ.
IN agreement with 1t. John Hall. the next officer in COM
and OF tue Washington after the death OF Lit. Baehe, to
Ike the wreck into port, for the consideration OF $500, If
iiccted IN 2 days, aud $50 per day for every day thereafter.
he aereeinent 10 signed by Lit. Hunter, and witnessed by
u. RObi. Steinbal, and Mid'n r. Barber-so that their
lends are thus assured OF their safety up To the time they
Here parted from the J. Peterson.
The Engineer was started back yesterday morning to
'ok after the Washington, taking in a supply OF fuel.
Much credit is due To Mr.. Olmstcad Of the Engin, or. for
pc promptnefs aud alacrity with which he has piled HI, lit
{ steamer In aiding distressed vessels, an aTduous work in
Inch no has been necessarily employed for nearly a week.
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offered at the same; but liuls In. and large parcel. would
perhaps sell better thsn ANAL.
whea, rather heeyy; Rye mono bu, small lots offered,
and they cold al IS ets.-lafge parcels would probably
bring moro.
Corn also droops-a parcel OF northern yellow sold at
1Stc W.T. Barley Is held at G0e. Oas 35s36c. Whiskcy
stands % ON Saturday. Thin mess pork 10 wanted to ship
and n sale was made at Sl0,25. Other provisions no
change.
Sales from the new crop Of Rssins have been made at
S2.lO. 4 moe; the cargo jdst arrived will be stored.
Lard. 200 bbls ID quality sold at 6tc ID; 10000 lbs tai.
low ut 71e. city rendered.
Exchange. no business, Afais are generally quiet to-
dAv
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City Arrivals.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL-sep,. ~.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-Scpt. %.
VI Strong, N. York; N Cardozo and Lady. Powhatan
Court House; G Hsekei. Caroline; c II Price .nd ser
want. Prince Edward; b Jones. Petersburg; X Cordlc. do;
John w Keeling, Norfolk; p 7 Powell, WILLIAMSBURG; J
VI King. do; Vim. Fauleon. SuHy; WIN T. Subleii, Null
berry Hill. Va; Robert kenney. Petersburg; A I Hsw-
kin.; Amelia; Mr. Brown. buckingham; s II Sharp. do; T
g Crawford. Augusts; b ii Scruggs, Buckingham.
EXCHANGE ~HOTEL-sKrr. %.
Henry ] Ibbatson. England; A B Fairfax, u s Navy;
J Seymour, Pa; J Hannah. j.. Finessilc; Thos Shanks.
and two daughters, do; w J Jenkins. N York; l. N Car
ter, Va; G ii Phillips. Petersburg; T. Edwards, Jackson.
N c; N Tfowbridge, Georgia; a Broekenbrough, ESSEX;
q I Eipridgc. b Cooke. J NJ Fletcher, Memphis; r r
Wilson, S%miihfeld, Va; DIR X T. Haskins and Lady, DC;
Miss J Thwoa,t. do; DR. G uaskins. Brunswick; Richard
NJ Hal. N York; d J Kennedy, Philadelphiu; 7 p Smith,
Charleston. S C; N w Harris. Louisa.
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EVENINGS MAIL.
Fire nj wm.hiuu,on. NC

There has been a great ere At Washington, N. c, Us
. learn from the Norfolk Herald Of yesterday, though IL
YES no other particulars than that the printing office of
Republican" was blown up in order to put a stop to
% do'ourins ramcs. The editor had time to save only a
't OF his type. and they are all in pi. Ills press was
fOken, and rendered useless. Tho publication Of the
npsr. however. Is to DO resumed as soon n. new mate.
as can be procured.
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SCHOOL WANTED

~ " NFU TOTuIHT INtW
hnehnd Cohsf'+ who has rad consdembie experience in
tsaehiIg "shssa situation a. Principal Of ,ome Aeadsm, OF Select
rehp"l Ihsee oftsrmoniAl. Rs 10 eharaeuL. nblny, &C, can be
iainiheof I'm msn otht h Tuning N eonmrniy. Any tine fIo L
adj aedfssrsd 10 FRANKLIN. I15 Pearl . rect. N York viii
b. aneaLd 10 lmm.d ater. a.. RD-o,.
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RICHMOND, Sept. 4th, 1876.
FALL SUPPL OF BOOTS,
CARPET BAGS &c,
TIVE subscriber - hos In receipt. by the different
arrivals, Of ais FansupPy Of Boot Shoes, 4 unk.
~Cap Bags, &e-eomrnsing a arg ami general AZ
assortment of Boots and Shoes, Of every description
both Of Philadelphia and Eas.em manufacture. Also 4 hrre and
scnenl assortment Of all the Different knit OF materials. r. d.
manufacture OF Ladies, G~enuemens, Bey.' ard Misses Boots ana
shOs ali Of which will Be made IN the best mssnsr and IN mn,
most fashionable styles which, with rs own Manufacture. render,
h. assortment at all uses n nos Superior. eeiia MY not inn nor n
any IN the ey-to which be woau call tbr attention OF I'M An
want a'iley viii Be sold as low ~ any other house in tbs eity
10th at wLo esae and retail. ALIEN. mLI.
hanu6s ttrrCr and Dealer
- In Boots Shoes. Trunks. Garnet Bag. A
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by DunIoP, Woneure a. Co,
at Auction.
On FRIDAY, the 2Sth instant Al 10 o'etoek. .e vii ..u a,
our warehouse, without regard 10 weather, a general as-ounenl
Of Groceries VII.
so bids Sugars, pan prime quality
IS bali uerces and bones loaf aud clarified Sugar
SO bags RIO Coffee
IBIS Old tetuded whiskey
Brandy. Gfn, Run
GunFovdst, imperial sai ro~eIOns Teas
soaP. starch, Indigo
hgaard, &c.
Han pipes and do genuine BnndyI H,nBe-y oups
Duruy 4 Co.
} } pupuy and A seiEbeus. fom good 10 eua hne quality
T~ERAs-UBdcrt 500, cash. over sto0. osr mon,h, ,rrSt ~,
approved negotiable psrsr.
SH D. N. q Co. AueuL
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TO FARMERS, COUNTRY ECaaS
AND OTEIERS

AknEIR MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.
Great Reduction AT PenItentiary Storc-
NNiE sceseT.bvE' ~ a hie order OF the B0lrd, Is now able TO or
u fer NJ greatly reduced prices-
ing.
1000 yards plain aud striped Lin-ey, for wsmsn's eNihias.
In Store for Fall purchasers:
900 heavy ready made Kersey Goats
300 pairs DO Co do Pants
octo pieces Broglns with a large asornsntof coarse and dne
Shoes. equal to any in the marleL
Complete sets OF Wagon Harness for two bor-. viii. c., -.
WaRon Haine-s IN portions
Warranted Ai-s, very superior
Also, Wheat Pans, Whsat Bae., Re6isrntor. w,,l,oh.. -
FCRSTTvNE u dlheTenl kinds
o sale at PenIientary, a very superior article Of Burr Mil.
stopes, WAGON, Days Carts, nc.
The above ats Offered on very accommodating terms. and Dur
Snhets~h 70 wei To can At The Pc-tcnuary, OF at tie ston, No.
IL. street ieadiEg To Mayos Bulge.
Sc ST JAS. c. SPOTS, Asrp, Penny.
oAF half boxes wo1l,ey Loaf sugar
IS Lh. Crushed do
Fo'SlstY fapul DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
SUGAR. 30 hhds. prime Sugar, in store. for
~ aeby Sc ee-Iw DUNLOP, MoNCURE A 60
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N. v. M~ARKEr-Sept. 2l-2I r. w..
Cotton Gales Of 200 bales. prices steady
Flour doll, 1000 bills Cenesoo sold u sass aud more
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Another Mormon Battle,

lie N~AUvoorTE ~ AGAIN KILLED
AMI woUNDED-ANoTIl FIGHT ANTICIPATED
GREAT SUFFERING AT HAUvoo, &C.
On the 18th OF September another battle was fought by
e contending parties near Nauvoo. The correspondent
the st. Louis Republican gives the following account, Of
Ia hattie
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By InIocs s. Hrother,
Ne 3 Mas sfrr,L
Groceries, Liquors, &c., at Auction.
On THURSDAY MORNING. sept qttb. al ~ oeioek. -. vn
s-l az QUE Store. without reserve. the foDviur foods
Pnme Porto Ries Sugan
10 BIO Cote
Trinidad Muhs.es
fiesh Gunpovdef Teas
no Ernurd Pepper AMI Mustard
Genuine ChampaEne Wine
10 W ida BAY Rum
Cognsc Bnudcs. Holland Gin
Sup foU Vine. Imitation Baniy. Gr
ALSO.
$4,000 StFaH vat.us knE
TERNs-upNrf iDu. cash, SiOo md upwards. Z months credit
hof satisfactory Papvf.
"H tNLoEs a nROrHER. Auer.
DAMAGED BOOKS AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING. Sept 2sh. Al 10 o'etoet. Al on,
store, ~ viii sew at auction fr account Of who, Il ma r,o-s,,
IN lnvoice ofRcots dsmsrsdcu the voyage from New Yort so..
tT Terms each
W Fot Elimination the dsy prsviou, to -s.
NG 1NLOEs q BROTHER A.
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